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Partly cloudy to cloudy toulh portion with chance for few »fuu»era Saturday. “ jYzuu>cintcd I’rtvsH Leaned I f .I W ire Ni». H!2 Allied Force Smashes DemocratsSayKirkland Asks Investigation Or L3nipftign Oontnoutions ‘ Forward On Heels Of To Discover Gambling Links Fleeing Communists P r in c ip a l C ris is _ - _ . . P . L ie s i n E u r o p e Stubborn R e d Reais* tan ce C e a s e s Sud­ denly * r ! T:V .7>oops C ross 3 8 th P arallel A p p ro p ria tio n s G roup V o tes C ut of 55' < In E m e rg e n c y F u n d O f P resid en t T ru m a n Oscar Collazo Is B ird Emphasizes Sentenced To Die Need To Halt Tide For Killing Guard Of U. S. Socialism TOYKO, Apr7^1</P) - A surpiiic Chinese withdrawal on the central front last night left a P u e rto R ican P a tr io t " no-matt’s-land" in front of United C laim s H e A cted In Mslion* forcer today noith of D efense Of L ib e rty ^Parallel 38. AP correspondent John Kan* NEW YORK. Apr. 4—<,7h— dolph said Chinese who had been Alum >pr Das id GreenglaM, fighting rtubhornly for two days accuser of hi* doomed *i*ter and brother-in-law, wi« sentenced to tuddrnly broke contact Thursday l.*> year* in prison today for hi* night and retreated. part in the Russian *py ring. The Atnrticani thrusting forward is-yrar-old former Army ser­ Friday repotted only paliol con­ geant’* testimony formed the bulwark of the rase again*! tact. Cl hr I and Juliu* llo*rnbrrx, All along a 40-mile itrrlch of *rntrnrrd yealrrday In death in —the front. 0 . N. unit* forged slow the electric chair. '*gaihi. WASHINGTON. Apr. b ~ m — The Allied advance had thruil at much a* eight milet imide the Cheat Collaro today was rcntcnccd to dir in the electric chair Oct. 26 Communist northland. Elements of four divisions press- for the ilaying of a White Houte ICn Hu H O b I’M * T w *t guard in an attempt lari Novem­ ber on the life orf Preiident Tru­ man. Federal judge T. Alan Goldsboruugh allied whether Collaro bad anything to tay. Collaro laid he did not want to plead for hit life, but to plead for liberty for Puerto Miss Alice Trafford, pioneer Sanford resident, died last nlglit at Rico. At hit trial, Collaro had contend the Andrew* Nursing Home in Or­ lando where »he had been living cd he and a companion. Gtitrlio for Um past rrre ra ! rsrnthr. Miss rortetoia, were only demanrlratTrafford had been In bad health for some year* and bar death was ing for Puerto Rico independence not unexpected. She had lived in when they attempted to ilorm Dlait Sanford for many yean, coming Houte latt Nov. I Tnrretola and a i t with her alatar and brother when White Houte guard. Lrtlie Coffelt *»h « waa «UU a (tr l to Sanford w SUw tor wweto.Y. * W f o r t L were kilUd m m furiosi*- exchaag* waa tmployod bv General Sanford of pittol ahott. at a sunreyxrr. Mr. Trafford laid “I am not pleading for my Ilf*," out the town on tha English vill­ Collaro told the Judge. *Tm plead­ age pattern. ing for my rautr. Anything that Ml*s Trafford** family line date* I have dune I did for the liberty back to the Norman conquest in of my country. I intilt, even unto 1066. and waa known originally the end, that we have a right to ic m ia n a na r « » » t » * i a* DeTrafford, the prefix was Alice Trafford, Pioneer Citizen* • Dies In Orlando tOoBttBss* ob raw* ..Two New Bases To Go Owner Of Armitage Cabin Court Dies Into Operation Soon Two new Chevrolet pat*enyer buiaea ware recently purthated by 8. A. Allen and wUl bo put into operation a* aoon aa alteration* have been made at Holier Motor Sale*, Inc. Each bu* haa a capacity of 82 passengers. Tha Wayna bodle* nave light green side# with red — itriping and cream colored top*. © Motor* a n rated nt 108 H-P. and brake* or* of "Jumbo” ala*. Equip­ ment Include* ft ret aid k ill and fire extinguishers. Originally built fo r uao a* achool btiasoe, tha metal flooring will be lowered three incite* In order to provide more bead roam. Sam Rankin hex completed the recall­ ing of the floor and welding on on* boa, and atatod today that work ahonld be completed on the other —by the end of nont wook. VF The buiaea were secured In an­ ticipation of Increased demand* for traajpertatUn ►•»# due to re­ activation of the Naval Air StaOVIBDO OFFICER MAXWELL A F BASE. Ala.. Apr. 8— (Special)—C ut* olin EGreer of Oviedo. F1*^ ft attending tbe Squadron O fficeri course at 'dlls station, it waa announced to­ day by Col. Leello G. Hauer, Max “ well comm or li Ben II. I k i M o f Mr. and of Oviedo. LONGWOOD STATION TA U A H A S8E E, Apr. 8—W5— Tbe Florida Supremo Court today fltttahil an ardor of the SUto RnOrond Commission by rtfuelng to permit the Atlantic Coast Lin* Roflrood to eloao the station nt Lcngwood from Juno 1 to Oct. I t . — The Court ordered the Commission W to hold further hearing* and con■Mm erldeisc* to Ito entirety. C to h e Cook HouruU, Leroy B. OON and David W. Bend rick *ppooood a* attorney* far the raili m I. Lewie W. Pottiwny wax coun■ti tor the Commission. _ HOLLAND TALK w Vital question* concerning the ■oroan War will bo answered by d Holland In o J g g > “ tm perallel: and fot la tbo United other UN war. will William U m b, 68, died at 2:30 P.M. yesterday in the local hoepi* tal fallowing a brief lllnee*. Mr. Lamb, who owned end man­ aged the Armltege Cabin Courts, had live.! in Sanford fur about five year*. II* came here from Dayton, Ohio, Horn Dec. 7, I WIT In Jellico, Tenn. he waa a member of the Christian Church of Dayton. He I* survived by the widow, Dora Benge Lamb of Sanford; ono daughter, Mr*. Joseph Messier: ssig w ho own, end one eon, vnnistro Charles Musiut Lamb; iwui four grrandchildren Marilyn and Clark* arlea and a Messier and Charles Gregory f Lamb, all of Da n; two brother* Lamb of Day Let ton ton: two sister*, Mr*. Harry Starr of Peoria, Arts.; and Mrs. Harold Turk of Arkansas. The body were sent this after­ noon, accompanied by the widow ion where and daughter, to Dayton funeral service* and Intel ermrnt will take place a C h am b er o fC o m m e rce T o l d M obilization M ay L a s t 75 Y e a r s Stemming the tide o( tncialiim and the trend toward a cent rallied government ware the theme of a talk by William Bird ol the U. S. Gunther of Commrrcr to a group of local buiinen men at a lunch­ eon at the Mayfair inn today. Hr wat introduced by Ed Whitney, local Chamber of Commerce man­ ager. Seminole High School wat rrpretrnlrd by Clarence Clauie and Mitt Dial Boyle. Quoting General Manhall to the Yffect that the prrtrnl jirnod uf Irniinn and partial Mate of mohiliration may last from 50 to 75 year*. Mr. Bird told buiinrtt trad­ er* of their rrtpontibility in do­ ing everything in their power on a community levrl toward itirnglhening the nation's economic lytlrm. He also urged them to aid in strengthening the moral fibre of American citizen* and in pretenring free rntrrprite. Pointing out that only 01 per­ cent of aligibl* eitisans voted he urged the huain*** men and in the last presidential election. Chamber of Commerce In try to get out the vote. to one southern .elljr that had 1,841 members fn Its chamber of commerce, 26 percent of the re­ tailers, 28 percent of the manu­ facturer* and 38 percant of the automobile dealers failed to vote for president of tha United States he stated. Decision* of national importance must be decided on a community level, and not In Washington, l>. C„ he declared, and suggested that congressmen Ire toformed by busi­ ness men of tha wishes and attiItv iiis M * Ob Pi s * t *> * i Savings Bonds May Re Kept At Interest T. E. Tucker, chairman of U. S bond sales in Seminole County, to­ day announced that affective on Mgy I, U. S. Serial E saving* bonds, now termed defense bonds, may h* cashed for payment at ma­ turity, or tha following options 1. Bondholder* may retain their maturing bonds for 10 years longer and receive tH percent annually for tha flrat 1th year* and a suffi­ cient rata tho next tH y ean to provide an aggregate return of 2.V percent. Z. Bond holder* may exchange their matured bonds for Series n savings bonds. IsN M under this plan, these bonds will b* payable at par on on* calendar month's notice at tha rata of 2 '* parrmt. WASHINGTON. Apr 6 G V - New Y o rk f i t v Gives A u rin l A H e ro ’s W e lco m e Adnrmitralum Ic.vler* in Cnngmt disputed today the contention ol Grneivl Dmiv'lti MacAtlhur that the critical luttle *« ills Commun­ ism lies in Asia ralbei than in Europe. The Democratic leaden were silent however. on Republican de. inands that MarAitluii be luouglit home to ie|toil on ihr situation in Korea and the Fat F.asl in gen­ eral. White House Secretary Joseph Short said meanwhile be knows of no change nos* or in prospect in olfuial American polu> toward f ormosa Ma.-Arthur brought nil lhe*<ipirstiona to the fore in is letter i be wrote to Hou-e Iti-puMican lead-1 er Joseph IV. Martin. The t.-ttcr which Martin rend lit thr House yesterday backed •entlmi-nta Mar­ tin had e*pn-««ed in a aps-crh .-all- • ing for the u*e. „f ('hinese Nationnli>t troop* on Kormn'n against tbe Korean ami Chineae Commun­ ists. Martin bad railed for n • « ond front in Asia, U«in|. tbe For­ mosa forces, whereas the Admin­ istration policy i, to keep Formosa neutralized. MacArthur went on to say that it Is in Asia that “the Communist tINS Of THOUSAND! Of NtW V O m a i lino losser Broadway to give visiting Finish Ctrsntrnt Vincent \utloi conspirators have elected to make a hero’s welcome as Uie chief or aUt* ami bt* motorcade roll down the as-unue und r indite e*ct.it. Stamting their play for global coniiue*t," tu lit* car. AUllot waves tn rc.|Hm»« to the stirora of "Vive U Franco" that erect him. llttlrnwrwnol) Senator Ferguson fit-Mich) said I today that if Mac Arthur is un able to leave hi* i ommand for even i a • a l * if s g H a l l 1* r a * “conrJrJ.:i,ou.ht ‘ir SSH .K : Stepmac Advises jyirs. Maxwell And Israeli Premier ought to send a d eleft. i J I C U l I i a k . n U » b l C 3 u c1 | , ,. . . g fll C l t l l I 111111 lion tn ronfi infer with him. n . llf s ,| S l| | | l ( i l l I 1 (1 W H Y IN * 111 .* Sana tor McFarlam! <>f Arizona. ( f i i r i n w / x m i c p W l l h . . . ‘ llP T IlP K W a illin P ' the Democratic craflc leader, told a re -t ^ U I U H I U I l , l a C »» I l H I |4, |#l I P a a n (« Q * L F C IIIC D TT C U IIU lt^ porter lie iM'iievrr it is mure Irn- ers*. f r\ a rv • la v * IU Ill V .I M I lv M ... tits * p • portant for S lY ?U I\C^11116 j ame, g Galloway and W a r W ith S y r i a build on Veitern^urope^'Ve°[ * vs ro Mt> It; C. *,Maxwell bold thr f JL. . fausoatb* n it is to throw tM« CBsntt > try's fu'l weight into the fight leads in the Kiwania King and Tension In creases O n A rch b ish op D eclares Queen contest 9 tin- voting goein Asia. In the House the Appropriationirrtii the lionies.rrtc'h. FiesiiTent B o r d e r Follow ing C hu rch M ust H ave Joel Field announeed today (('■atti (lia F « ir Ttfa»| Mr. Field said the bailor hot< Spiritual C o n t r o l O u tp ost B om bings would lie (ranfetrs-d to tin- higli W illiam s In tro d u c e s cInnii tonight and closed i»r e l.'r 11 1. AVIV. I>r.veil. Apr, l> i/l's 1J".f*OGlj\VA, Yugoslavia. Apr I*. M W e lf a re M e a su re s I*1Hive Minivlri David (ten S.u 6 I/V|— Archbishop Al.i|fip Mr lialluway wills tl t'J votes Seminole County Itep. Voli" Stepin.se imprisoned spiritual lead- holds n commanding Ciua vote non dri laird toil.iv Israeli luv "no H'llliam* introduced two bills in 0f Yugoslavia's /.OOti.tkH) Roman lead over the lit-v K. J . McKinley mtrnlion of waging war vgainvl the Legislature yesterday ninu d Catholics, says a lumpinnisr solu­ win, is severlid with &41. Mi-. It Syria." ■' Maxwell witii n il lends Mrs. st rnalng the i-tpnnding weifai. lie s|Milr at a tiinrheon given hv burslen now shouldered by the tion of dilfriencet between ihr Itusscll Tench wills ill.’l. s_.„ I , . . /, l i e Sillier candidate* a le as fid- Trl A*iv State. A cluitch and tho country's Common inifutiiutiiiii .liter I S |S.Mtla„,<l lla I*.«e T hus The first nf Mr. Williams' pro istir government could cml should Ami MStador Miitinrtl It Davit and petals would place a lien on tin I trnrli Minuter I ehx Atlouanf real estate holding* of person- rr br workrd nut "in the intcirsts of S e v e n C ities N a m e d l.tullon had voicril to the t*iarli reiving public aid or welfare Tbi both ' ‘‘S a n fo rd ” In I . S. loieign nlflrr ihrn grave s s■rvprovision would allmv the Stulr t Hie 82-yent-obl iirelnle evplrt■a claim on such holding* after th ad thl- ronviflton in an Interview Manager Ed Whitney of th. cern lega ftiiiid .1 u n venous sit no death of the recipient of aid. Th this Week with the Associated lien would not apply to the home Frets. The reporter saw Arch Srminole County t 'ham tor of lion." I)iz patches from Tltorlaa, nn stead of a widow. bishop Slejiinnc in his private ell, Corn merer has made the ' istnn In another hill Mr. Williams pro which he entered nearly four nnd ring" discovery that there ar. the west slinil of t ake Titierlas posed that solvent person* be n half years ago after eonvlctlon severs citlvs in the United ftlnle. (the Be* of Galilee I im the I* raeli-Syrinii Uirder. said tension fore Weed to support dependant wiv. „f WBrfjni, eollolmration with the with the name, Sanford The six ottor Sanford* are wa« high there United Nation* cnilurrn 6fldT9MtlVtfl» Trip firm QvniUUlla Ik BtnllftfMl M liH'atrd in North Carolina. Maine, observer* were taking a serious nolp County Jlrprrftpntatlvo |kuintr I , * r(ir, cut that 12 states and thr tern |n f lrnt tones be emphasized I olorado, Texas. Mis-issippi and view of the situation, fearing tory of Furrto Itico now have sueh then* cnul.l tie no compromise with Alabama. In Indiana there it Syria might retaliate for rhe rovislons on their lamka nnd that an bis-ir point a clenrrul ilvi ", town railed Sandford, he bombing of their troop* yesterday by the Israeli Air Force lorida would become a part of s Hnir between -hurrh adihorily Stated. Mr. Whitney has written post Israeli ebarged ihnt Svrlarvs 'n [rowing eross-state system *“ over spiritual matter* and state master* of all of the Sanford- vaded a demllitarired strip of fote'e o such support. irtiRfllBtlf R i Ito** till! in order to secure names of lander territory Wrd.irsday, ki’l ehamber of commerce managers ed seven Israeli policemen, wound­ “We might have a Ms** San­ ed two and raptiiMit one. M a c A rth u r On K o re a n F r o n t Visit ford beauty contest with con Ilrn-tiurlon said (in- bomlviti.t testant* from all of the San of S-rian niilitnry p**«‘Mer.t xn.li. II wnllHii**l Vim 1‘aae sis i I forils. ' he zuggetted. f ? Philosopher Terms Public Morals Similar'To Those In Other Ages Senate Slaps President In Debate Over Congressional Prerogatives (ED ITO R S NOTE: This i . the third to a series of four stories dealing «llh th* quoatlou: What ha* happened to Amer­ ican public morality7) By RELMAN MORIN NEW YORK, Apr. k —(A*)— Remember the Kinsey report? "It shocked a p rat many people,” a noted scholar said today, "but in point of fact, there was nothing new in it at all. And there is nothing new in this so-called crisis in political or busiaets morality today." i Dr. Irwin Edman, who <xpress­ all thro* years, there haa bean so ed these views In on interview. Is little progran, so little reform.” executive of th* dspartmant of Thera are several reason* for philosophy at Columbia Univer­ It In thla country, Dr. Edman sity. For more than 10 yours hla writing* on moral* and ethic* "People a r t cynical today, or hove commanded wide attention. In da*pair, because they have H* has boon studying tbo subject last eoofldencU to the old stand aids and tho tud cliches. Those for nearly 88 year*. Ho agreed that tha recent dis­ bar* not yet boon adequately re­ closure* of corruption In govern- stated to terms mt condition* no meat, tho report* of v M m n t i gambling, gnageUriam and "fin ­ , tho Individual to ep•Mi ing" may Indicate o critical low. palled by the0 also and complexity point In public morality, of Ilf*. Ho 4 doesn’t feel that he "But there haa been a oorae- can do much to ahangs condi what hysterical exaggeration of tlono, however had they may bo. tha decline o f moral*," bo sold. Even in government, official* Ha recalled th* insurance scan- feel helpless. Government haa M s of 1004. tho Teapot Dome grown too Mg fay eny one man ease In tho Raiding Administra­ tion, and th* Banbury tevuptignttou following that. "And If you want to go nil the Dr. oonfldonco way bock. Dr. Edman said. to thla “tax* a look at tho thtoga, Paul ■aid to the Corinthian* about the “Thor may some up with tome, ■tat* of their morals." thing now and hitter," ho said. That, he *aJd, la not •At th* M n k l k t y ur* fairIf hard-boiled. T V r dent believe In y .ln Itaalf. “What to igjfowtafc to time In to A WMMOf MAN8UVU" is the way Supreme Cvanmander Douglas UecA rw v daeertbed UJt. strategy ur Korea while a flying vUlt from T * * j* aoofar arlth L t Gan Matthew b Ridgway, U. 8 . Ith Azmi P M aandw (right). MacArthur firw to the eutero eoaetaJ aactor and M B Jtsptd I I fn lla ftbow Um lllh PataUai in (njpect ip u rh isd i ol R^ h Hfl •« Koran CagUlaJ Dtviatao. {iMtnmiUmml /bdio&UoX l l i . ----- -A... Hr JACK Ill'Ll. WASHINGTON. Apr. 6 f/T*> The Ivenale clnsrrl out vis gie.vl debate over lroo(M (nr Euro;ic with a drfenre of congressional powr-i that amounted to a stinging slap for I'rrsitlrni Iruman For molt of the Republic's century and a half, 1 ongrrn and the ('resident Hava been disputing t Chaves <d New Mexico an I their respective prerogative* frequently over the same argu­ 6 ’Connor uf Maryland. The others included Senator* ment as to how much pc|WI*r th'i chief executive ha* to deploy Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado, troops. Freflr nf Delaware and thi* While Mr. Truman got approval Southerners: ityrd and Itnbertsuu of his decision In assign six of Virginia, Ueurgr of Georgia, American diviiions t<> the North Holland uf Florida. Him Johnston Atlantic defense forcae, it v*«i of South Carolina, McClellan, and accompanied by a rebuke of his Willis Smith nf North Carolina. While eight Republicans join, claim that he hae the right to ed the Administration force* station troop* as he see* fit. This ceme to an amendment by against the anumim*nt, et leas', Senator McClellan <D-Ark) call- four who usually go along on ‘" I for congressional approval forrign policy matters voted with of any 17. 8. contrihutlona beyond the opposition. They were Sen a­ th# two divisions already assigned tors Mors* of Oregon, Margaret to General Dwight D. Ei«en- chase Smith nf Maine, Thve of bower’s commend to Europe and Minnesota and Wiley of Wiscon­ the four to be cent from this sin. country. Of this group only Thye is a The provision was written Inti 1PS2 candidate and subject to any tho resolution by ■ vote of 3ft possible near-election pressure tu Roptiblleant and I I Demoerats, string along with most of the the familiar coalition— with soma Kemihltrane. shift to mambership from time to While Adminittretien leader* time— that actually controls tha nuhllclv idem# the Republican* Senate on manv major Issues. for what they call th* “r#Seven of the Democrats a n strictlve" McClellan amendment, from th* South. Perhaps signi­ some say privately their troubles ficantly two of those from terri­ began Jen. II when newi contory that I* not always Demo- ference remarks by Mr. Truman. cratle are running for re-election On Sept. 9, 1960, the President IC sB ltaseg Ob g e e * I t s ) next year. They are Senator* O ran g e L e g i s l a t o r S ays G am bling E l e ­ m ents H ave M ane E x c e s s iv e D onat ions lAI L M lV 'S I I \pr b <.V) Rep Kirkland ol Orange coun­ ty rallrd for appointment of a lommitlee to inses||g,le c.ltnpsl.n «oiiliibutions and any ci.nnrs linii !iets,een i-unliditei and gamlduig. Kirkland, who last summer was unsuccessful in persuading ill.* I louse Drmociatii caucus to sponsor a mote to make such an investigation, said there base been public statements "that cscetMse campaign cointriluilions hate been made tn s arums candidates lot public officr in this state bv per­ sons connected or l.socialrd with gambling activities " William S. Johnston of Jacksonsiltr, dog track ossnrr. has said be and friends contributed $100,000 to Warrens campaign for Crime Investigating Committee degovrrnor. The Krfauver Senate tubed Johnston as an associate ssf Capone mobsters but 'A’.srien has defended birn as a good citizen. The three member House comi—■tv •« prnfitssetl l.y Kirkland would be appointed by the Speak­ er anil w.iuiil make it* study and report back to the l.rgisiature before the prevent ttrt-day session l» over. | Is, j, i, ,|lr. liu- ,e,|w.nsibiiily rr*|Niiisihiiily of ui liio me legiilallse l.ranch a. tbe duly July elected representatives ,f the iiv s ii.s ig n . P u s T « l - ■- ------— - S an fo rd |J M in is te rs a Sunday *a cv llfln O ft BOUT S jlIT A-tion in banning the sale of airoiiollt- beverage* tn Seminole County between |2nil o'clock mid­ night. Saturday* and h-.nn A M., Mondays, will he lequested of thr Coiintv Commission at It* next meeting by the Sanford Ministerial Association. The ministers yesterday voted to appear in n Is...Iv befnr* tins v Commission to make this re<|Ue*t after hearing Sheriff I*. \ Mere tell of a condition of "unnrevitlented serlnustiess" arising frotn the kaIi* of Inpioi on week■mis. He pointed out to Ho* minister* that the problem t* more than he can manage tinder the existing county laws. "The County Commission alone inn niter these law* which iicrmlt the -ale of alcoholic beverages In Die county nightly until 2 on A.M., anil the tale of bs-er on Sundays,** said Behriff Mero The Rev. Glenn K. Smith, chair­ man of the Ministerial A.-*>cintiun, stated that a letter haa been II «a(lai>,4 on I'm , sltl IU H W V . R a is e s $1,307 In R ed C ro ss D rive Monitors of the Sanford llusltie.* and Professional Women's Club have performed nn out­ standing service fur the Red Cro*« by canvassing the down­ town district and collecting more than 11,307 to a‘d In the drive, Mr* P. M. Glngli*. cluh presi­ dent, announced today. This amount, she stated, does not include collrctioni from out­ lying place* of business and in­ dustries. The following members co­ operated In the H and P. W. work; Mr*. Erne*! Hrotherson. Mr* E. D. Carter. Mr*. Ethel 1barman, Mr*. Lacey Grantham, Mr*. (iertrude Gilbert, Mrs. Marion Hsrmnn, Mr* 0. T, I'earson, Mr*. Cart Prime, Mr*. Eleanor Ravenel, Mr*. E. J , Itouth, Mis* Gloria ^tudztiil, Mrs. It E. True, Mrz. Ed U til*. Mis* Nsncv White, Mrs. Eric Vihlen and Mrs. Glngles. BUM BY DIRS ORLANDO Anr d — r.pv— Charles Ernest Rumhy, pioneer Ortindo merchant and well knoern among Florida hardware men, died at a local hospital today after an Illness of several weeks. He was 73. Horn in Orlando Jan. 16, IB78, Humhy entered the hardware business hare in 1912. Until hlx death, he served as president of the Hamby Hardware Co., a firm founded by hla father, tha lata '!nn^nH Weather High yesterday 78 Low today 47 Rain 00 Total April rain .18 Inch Normal April rain 2.21 inch** [44 i L i : J 4 I J H i t : �— ■— ■« in i mmm PAGETW O I ' J I t U n i i l l la l*a* FuRHaSed dallt » ir # » l Sa lsrd a f •ad Baadar at Baafard. ria rid a I I I Maasalla Aveaoe Watered aa it r n d elaaa aiallar ttetakav *T. IBIB. at tba r n l outre at Baafard, KlarMa, aadar Ih r Art at Caaarraa at H a rrk », !*•.« m i i l t m i I . 111 n t'd lla r iio m ih iv i » : an __ fit*.la*.a tiaaaarr l l ' B M N I P T II I t H A TK B Ag t'a rrt** I .S3 Oar Meath la s Three Mealhe Aee V i Maalha Lao Oar Te a r ! l* o A ll ebltaarr aailrea, rarda at tbanha. reaalallaaa. ararlaatailaaa. aa<t H illtrM at r a ir r la taair ala far lb* »ere**ae at raUtaa taada. win be rbarard far at reaalar adtertla* taa ra Ira. Mrarearaltd Aallaaallf Mr lalaad * .* ,« * .* ., ll# *r****la ~ ttraa. tae., Tea l«rb < I blraaa I I . tre ll. Ka a ra i t ile . at. I.aala. The Herald la a a ra k e r at the Aaaurlatrd I’rraa nb lrh la ealllled t ir la a lr r li la the ate tar n e a k llrallea at all the teral area erlalrd (■ Ihla arrroeaprr. aa well aa all ■I P B rw a dloeatcbra. ' mr *•••■ I i i i i i .F. YUiUG We hate a Btral drbl In many nation*: Grrrrr, Knmr, Frame. Jin hernia and raanjr nlhrm. and liitinit Ihrnt takr* nothin! from our late la our nan rounlry. H<> lovrlh our nation, and he hath huilt ut n synagogue. -i.uke 7:6. Senator Hoyle inltodiKrd a bill in Hie Senate Wednrttlay authorizing (he County Commis­ sion fo ittue bondt lor a hospital A* am predicted two yean ago. if A limited **let fax hill Irrcamr law. il would toon hr rl|i,tndrd into a to . i ulrt taa lull, and tberealtri the tale would lie rail­ ed from lime l<> litnr at mote and mote way* were found in ipeml Hie |>eop!r't money. And to a bill ha» alittdy been introduced in tbl* ten ion nj (he Lrgiilaluie la male llie talet lax cover everything and inctrate ihe revenue (rom il from $45,000,000 to *62.000,000 • year. Birth Rates THE NATION TODAY Birth rates throughout the world rose sharply after n r JAMKH MARLOW . the clone of World War II and have continued nt high levels during the postwar years, Metropolitan Life Insurance ComW A S H IN G TO N , Apr. 5 —OP>— |wny reports. In many countries the postwar birth rates Practically every hl*h achool aenhave been the highest since the baby lx>om that followed ior Rrsduatinn thi* aprintr w ill World War I. I k - able to g» to collrgc in the Particularly striking gains were recorded in the United fa ll, I f he w UJicl, and tie d ra ftStates, where the 1947 peak was one und a half times the proof at b a it until the end of hla ireahman ta m In 1952. average of 19117-1939. Almost ns marked was the upswing T h e rr may he a few exception* In such widely separated countries as New Zealand, France, to th i*, but they'll be very few. Thote two ita la m rtiti c m r und Canada. Selective .Service h r a ilMost of the countries had higher birth rates during the from i]uarter*. An explanation w ill lie war than in the years just before the war stnrted. In the given Wen In uti ifiirr n rt la a n tnonien'. tnomen . H t iu United States, for example, the rates averaged 15 percent h f " e l" higher in 1910-1911 than in 1937-1939. and in Austria. •aid al>out draft defrrm ent* fo r Sweden. Switzerland, and New Zealnnd the rise from the pre­ college ntudrnti: 1. Anyone fin ith ing h i* frc*hwar to the war years was even more pronounced. man term in college th i* ip rin g — “These facts suggest that the imstwar rise in births provided be'* among the upper in manv of the countries was due not so much to deferment half of the n ale member* o f hla of births during the war as to the improvement of economic rla » « —can go bark to college in Ih r fa ll fo r hi* •ophutnorc year conditions from those existing during the depression de­ without fear of being drafted cade of the 1930's,’’ the Metropolitan observes. fo r the nest fu ll college year. Put •uppote n fre^litnan finUbed Although the world trend has been somewhat down­ bdow the upper half of hla elaaa ward since 1917, when most countries rcarlu-d their isistwar tk|u -J s ii W w ar*" to return *-<tniu«^Sdkib. tin- in-eHne* gehPfttiiy n«ve ts-*-ii hiigflf." in i i it iii- -uijdmlil.Ui yea i \ , « « the United States the 1949 rate was only 7 percent lower fa ll how can hr evaid being draft than that for 19-17, and the decreases have ls:en even small­ edT My taking a t o t provided by er in other countries, including Canada, the Union (if South Selective Service—on May iir>, June Africa, und Australia, IS or June :iO in one of I^IOO Kxceptions to thin are Kngland and Wales, and the location*. I f he make* 7« n r Netherlands, where the rates hud declined markedly by more, h r ran return to college, draft-proof fur another y ra r. 1910 front their isistwar js-aks. 2. T h i* year'* *ophoinare ran France, for many years prior to the war on the brink r;o bark to college a* a Junior of a iiopulntlon decline, experience^! an upsurge of births u the fa ll, draft-proof fo r an­ during the |>ostwnr years which by 1917 had carried its other year. If he'* In the up|>ef birth rate to a fsilnt 13 iiercent higher than the prewar level two-third of hi* clau o r geU 70 in the te*t. By 1919 the French birth rate had drop|>ed only slightly or 1.more Same for x youth fit iiih in g from its imstwar peak. •enlor year thi* apitng— I f ha Japan followed the general pattern set by most of the want* to go Into graduate m -Iuh .I Western countries. Jupuii's 1947 Idrth rate was 22 percent In the fall—provided he’* In the half of hi* *rn Io r r ia l* o r aliove the prewar figure, and the decline from 1947 through upper m*ke* 76 (not 70) In the teat. 1919 w h s only 3 percent, alt hough the Brat 0 months of Therr I* no l e t fur Ihoir now 1950 showed n sharp fall which may bring tho 1950 rate in the graduate or prtrfeialonal •rhnnli. Their call continue to lie close to the 1937-1939 level. draft-proof in one way only: Western Germany and Italy have departed from the If their ichool r ff.riala notify general pattern. Western Germany’s birth rate rose some­ 'hrir draft Uard* that their what during the postwar years, but remained well below work I* Mtlifart'iry. Now for the Selective Servlca the 1938 figure, and the Italian rate, after rising during 1915 and 1916, declined by 1949 to 15 percent below that evplanation—ami all ths GilloWa herr I* from lk le :tic j Scrvica for the prewar period. hradnuartera — about the high Difficulty is seen by tbe Metro|>olitan In predicting how •chool graduates who'll be draftlong the high fertility rnte of the postwar world wifi con proof If they want to go to col­ lege In the fall: tinuc. I'ndcr pieaant law youth* 19 “It is surprising that it has lasted through 1949 and through 25 ean 1m- drafted, tinwell Into 1959 in many countries, especially In view of the te»* they get a pmtjronement be­ relatively high birth rates which prevailed during the.war,” cause they're In ichiHil nr fur the Mvtro|Hi|itnn comments. “But we probably will see fair »ome other reamn. ly substant lid reductions In th6 near future, although It Is, Hut no iHMid ran take a man 13 Kiel 23 l*f.irc UlHrg still too early to say when they will come, and how great irelwevo thoie 2« «r over. The Iwtarda »o they wll lie." far have hail lo lake very few Il tnutl have come at tomelhing of a thoek In Ethel and Juliut Rotenberg lo he tenlencrd lo llir electric chair lot lumithing atom bomb tecreli lo Ruuia. We deal lightly at a rule with trailoi* in Ihia country. In (act, it it the lint tune in the binary of Hut country that death hat been authorized in coutl (or tpying. But at Judge Kaufman taid. their ctime Foi eig was worse than murder. And putd iliiiii'M r.U iiliiliiiir,it will teive at a , lenon to Old views Htjll nHgcraH«r e passing situations lo give more tr­ that gave tham .......... birth. •A• popular Iirrxiuii notion VI of *«i^ (heTast gt*n«l»--- C " Jinsi (Jvilvl xa io Ruuia. tlon was that im|iorts were lintl and shnuld be discouraged. On Governor Warren*i offer to This idea seems to Inspire Senator Robert A. Tuft’s fear -appoint Cody Fowler at Hills- llml further tariff concessions may be under way. lie told borough county tolicilor. an of­ a Senate enmmittee lately that American foreign trade had fer on which the Governor later broken all records In January, ami asked, "Haven’t wc gone far enough?" Katgod, the Tampa Tribune aayi. Actually import* are of the higheat benefit to the "If-say further proof waa needed gf tha utter unlilncit of the man American consumer. While a prohibitive tariff may once .ing Florida* gubema- have had Justification through IU encouragement of Infant J chair, it U furnizhed by Full- Industries, those day* have gone by. American industry U ft Warren** contemptible attempt perfectly callable of standing on Its own feet and doea not need extensive protection. Imports help to keep prices of M bluff Ihe people in hi* offer manufactured products within reason. and then wilhdrxwal of the «pThey also serve nowadays to stabilize the Kuro|ieun K '"Intent of Cody Fowler «• economic situation. Communism will make little headway in lUbomugh county solicitor . . a country which is able to manufacture and to sell on u pro­ It will not 1*1* much more of thii fitable linsls. It Is to American Interest to keep Kurupcun liod ol trifling with hi* public business prosperous. trust for Fuller Warren to find hiittirlf heading for the severest Praising An Opponent ■Malty to which a high date ofVSclal can be subjectedimpeachS ® *. . ^ We move dowly in thi* Mate, blit we do move. Ihe Stale Tube ttwloah Board wat created by the Florida Legislature ia 1927 when We Rad'a populatipn of 1,275.00ft 3,200 bed* were needed for tutwrculftsii victim*. Hut it wat M l Mtil 1934 that the State XtAtrculoiia Board wa* finally ap­ pointed, add not until 1938 that Me frnt hoapilal with only 400 U & .irai built. By 1950 there Wert 1,650 hoapilal bad* available for ttsberrulnrU patient*, but l«y then tha. number of T. B. victim* had K tifw d in 5.000. Ilowtyer, since HpB Florida** tuberculosis hotpihave reported .more than j, ftcorem frog* tuberculosis. ’ diaeaM could be completely atad from ihi* state with adefacihtie«, but they Mat st ^11 rd Hie alow, cauliout United Na­ tion* advance on lh* central and wntern front*. American, Unttth. Greek, South Korun and TKai (Siameae) troop* fought ahead i rom hill to hill. On the 'eaai coast, two Houih Korean dtrUloba ranged 18 miles orth of the border. Irtut 24 Chinn** before It r*. “ • W their ‘1? »¥» t. Laf nun »• nirolliirg more thin one nee.in ihe Ilate, to require to t «f nnrth- ml hea t* i Je» east—*11 of R In North Ke*u. i? Mi-ro. riff. i ■ i i d .tots) J ■ih e ■ . , tM cipt- o f la jJ H i.t; expanaau Were f t 5,701. and nr« wa* 16.102. E * cr»* fee pay inent *e»* feavine an amount retained of 9&.78L J 6hn L . Galloway, t i t Y o lle rto r, had total receipla of S 2 L ID 7 and expenrea of A JB .O B t,'Ifirtftg a lte r of 911.210. Kxcc«» fee* iiKbpIrd loos to the School Hoard and 12,Hin to the County leaving 97,500 iVUilllli- banford P. Ilnudney. tax a e tru or, had total receipt* o f I 19JW I. K*pen*r* were 10, 120, leaving g net of 113,171). Rsceaa feci to the Count v totaled 44jU65, arid to the School Hoard, 11^ 21. Th e rum of 17.500 wax retained. Mr. Ilrrn d o n pointed out that the tax ataeaior and the la s col­ lector arc required to divide axr r w fee* in proportion to th f ainour^t a lie n e d and the taxe* collected. G io i, lecuipt* of M r. florndon’* office were I 20J 74. Kxparr*** were o jt n c j leaving i office of t l . l j r j . A fte r I 6A 12 wa* ,,,|(| County in exce»a fee*. lh * com of 17,600 wa* rctainnt. State Legislature (Continum) I rom Pas* On*), prup lr uf th i* atatc to ta k r »urh artlon a* may I k - n w rv a ry by way of legblgtinn to prohibit any illegal, immoral or l|it|in>p*r ac­ tion by puMic ofriclala o r by ca iw liditr* fo r public office,” K ilk land raid. Hr made no direct mention of thi- Governor nr of any other public official in hla molution. The propo*#l waa referred by Speaker Klllott to tba Committer on Rcapolutlon*. On motion of e P Tapper of Gulf, a ataunch Warren lupportrd, n a rre n lu p p o rtru , It it *!•<> ai*o wa* M-nt to t h r C om m lUc*,on K ltc JJfin* which, h r head*. A douMr n m im lttr* ic frrrn c c rctlucrg the tho *% riiaiwc of narrage oi any irg.* Ixtinn *(nrc an adverse report rum rllhrr , mean* two-third* of m *inj*r* |nUit v*)» up. fq r floor, consider- Rep*. Moody and Johnson of Hlllibnrough proposed a FUh and Game Department which would be directed by one roinmbeloncr eppotnUd by the Governor ami confirmed by the Cabinet. vtnltirad over The present fireman comm!*•Ion name* Its own dleecfor who |i rceponaihle only to U, Gam* and Flih Commlealon membera how ate appointed by (lie Gover­ nor. Rrcau**1 the agency la provided for by the Constitution and pot by law, It always has been among ' moat i m i . J ^ n t of *Ut5 dri-artrrrnt*. T h e I-eglalature can't overthrow It. Only a yota of the people ran do away with it. The Moddy-Johnson plan wogld have to le approved by^th»kvot­ er* becauaa.lt would fttvolva a change In the Con it Itut fop. Th* Game and }% h Commission H m ,. . r U ^ Advany Indl - ■guttei. •nui __, I A. M. Pettis, extension rural electrification agent of Gain... villc, will visit th.* Geneva School Tuesday to tell 4-H Club glr!» aUiut the operation of household electrical appliances. Mis* LiU Woodard, county home demon, strat'on agent, announced this morning. On Apr. 17, Mis* Dircne Stevens, slide t-H Club agent, sill dNcus" l-H Club probb-iH.a .itb iunlor high school girl* »t* tho l.vman School. Longwood. A home workshop devoted to wood reflnlsldng will b« held *t the Geneva Community Houte on Apr. ’.‘5-2*5. All home demon -na­ tion clubs oti.1 4-H clubs in ths county will !»• n presented. Mr*. It. J. Carter of Florida Sut» University will direct the pro. gram, with 51its Woodard atsitting. ) f / i \ t'T* ? /f/c ie man I serhit our help. In— ROY GREEN’S AMOCO SERVICE Phi 9197 2nd and' I’m h SALE 1940 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan Good Tires and Scut Covers— Looktt und runs good ................— ......... ...... • 1941 Stwtcbaker 4 Door 6 Cylinder Sedan One local owner—Looka und runs good ....... • H k 00 1946 Buick 4 Door Super Sedan . . lory TVW a ‘Jtriy i rtedlrt M ir. 7 that Collaxo was guilty of two ] eount* of first degree murd Both murder charges. IlMtd Into m ttr-1 dntr. Tha ether etiazgad wurdar I BRUr Mowm Wsaient, Truman'. I Good 1‘alnl. Good Tires. Radio, Heater, A good clean car with low mileage • lltt” 19(7 Dodge 4 Door Sedan Dark (hwen pulirt which lookzi uimoat nqw Radio, Jtenlcr. 4 Brand new Goodrich tires, with Llfo-GuArd Tubes,'Price ...........— ............ « l 2 l i . o o 1939 Dodge Coupe Good ^uiflt and Tlrwa, Clenti Upholstery, Radio and neater, Oho Owner. GocmI Mcclmnicul Condi linn Price rt........... ........................ .. • rtrsrt H k T*afnt,. frood Tires, Scat Covers, Radio. .Heater Mechanical Condition .. tlM R-OO InUnt j l* fMB T^uick CorivertiBle X j W t t 9 i i n n ■M, :ta«l*khit it? *lifjrht». .ssr 00 1M7 Dodge I g e 4 Door Sedah i * » ; TOIdt KiWtmatfcr 1 Ddbr Sedan t ConttMt tf** (('•ailaard Prwa fa s * O stl tilde of Ihp priblir nn thetr Issues Ho exhibited rhart* showing the growth of the natlonai debt to it* present 257 billion dollars, pointed out that there ia one federal employee to cvety two enlisted men, and told of wasteful red tipe In government puichaslnp. Charts were shown deplrtinr the legislature trend* toward cen* 'ft sliced government. On those proposals derisions ntuat bo ma.lv on community level, he said. These included the Brennan plan on farm control and subsidies, federal control of education, labor and management controls, financing of housing p r o g r a m s , socialised medicine, - valley authorities for control of ^ lilie s end guvofnment cron oniy. Mr. Hint urged the Irtridative committee of the local Chamber of Commerce to co-operate vrtlh newspapers and radio In a protlonal Issue*, using »l*U urepand gram of education on these iutfti 1 tho If. 8. Chamber of G«m»meree. "I wifi slay 'tide by aide Voj H lim a youths. Pettis To Speak At Geneva School. C of C Oscar,Collazo , 1051 S HOLLYWOOD. Apr. «—o f) — View squad officers‘ raided a lux­ urious malt*lop In the Hollywood lUlls todar^-ddrsnitcd with auto­ graphed photographs of aomn movia stars—and arrested *lx women and five men, Autograplm to one of thr oc­ cupants, Harrle Vrruon, 29, trad: "Y ou 'r* and artist" and ''you're wonderful." Officers said 51is* Henson, who lived in the bous* with her threerear-old daughter, was tha “Madame" and a possible ave­ rt to Brands Allan, on«-Ume queen of Hollywood call girls, now In prison. a y said Hiss Henson's $100i 'Turpi* Room" was fur­ nished with a kltlg-alted bed, rich rugs, ivoty figures and knickknack*. A detail headed by Fgt. Merrill Dunran confiscated a block book which they said contained .the names of hundred* of persons— film state, writers, artists, must, elaaa and business muttTaken in custody i portly before ...a rraw a n was cam Parka*. ri 14, sometlme-bodyguaro ........ .............. ffvo MW-t Cohen He w it booked for “vsg rarity rancy—dftaolute." ’ ;Jh r* go m to rotlaqo, r rlnee the U. 8. Soaatc Crlm Committee, headed by Senator Kite* Kefauver (D-Tenn). Drew admission* from him In rr*en* hearing* that he had borrnaed some |100,000 in reeent yearwith practically no security. 'Cohen said he had no coin•nent. Hr rrcentl- told reporter*: T .n clean I legal I. Hut they'll ‘edict me because the word i» out to 'Get Mickey Cohen.' ** Indicted with Cohen wa* hi* a t. tractive wife, l-avonne. They were charged with evading a portion uf frderal taxe« on their income* for UMO. 1947, and 1948. Authorities said she wa* named' chiefly because sho sjgmxl the return* with her hu»oand. , There werr ftve euuntt df eva­ sion and a sixth accusing Cohen of making a false and fraudulent statement to a Treasury Depart­ ment agent last January. Tax sleuth* nave been going over his mrotpe for month*. . The Indictment allrg n that th Cohens reported only II4JD10 nf a 1010 net Income of. 128,791. Tax paid was 42,872 Instead of the required 18,001), the govern­ ment alleges. In 1947, the. government said, their net ihcome wa* f 191,938. but only 828,484 wa* reported. It alleged evasion of taxes approx!* uiAting 1113,000, In 1948, the complaint went on, income waa $97,(955 but only $44,923.62 waa reported. Cohen’s bond was art a t $10,000 and hla wife's at $2,600. If convicted, he Is liable to 20 years' imprisonment and $40,000 in fines, II. 8. Attorney Ernest A. Tolin said. Mi*. Cohen would lie liable to 15 years and flr.ea nf $10,000. Tulin said Cohen had offered to surrender rather than be ar­ rested. ami that he will be given the chance to do so. irsstlsfM r« * e P*«e OweI Committee voted a 56 percent cut In a $843,461,569 emergency fund asked by President Truman. It approved only |382—87,308 of the total sought by Mr. Truman to finance a number of emergency i.oveinnient activities for the re­ maining month* of thi* fiscal year which end* June 30. <)m- t f the larger rut* was in the Voice of America ivciscai lit mult as t program. Dei pile a p!e:i yesterday by the Prr*idcnt for the full amount, the committee recom­ mended thnt only $',*,633,030 of Ihr I97J9K),ikX) be grouted. Another cut was in the WW.odO,0(H) budget of non-military defon-" ugrnrir*. The eommittee voted to IkiIiI the agrniirs to $128J>8l,(HHi. The committee's recommenda­ tion* were cmlavlicil In a supple­ mental appropriation bill sent to the House floor for debate next week. The llou-e, thr Senate Appro­ priation* Committee and the Sen* *tr itself have yet to pas* nn the amounts. Mr'onwhite President Truman to­ day named the member* «f the new Mobilisation Advisory Itnaid whirli will help frame drfeme pul* kiea. I.al»ir Industry, agriculture and the public wrre each given four mcmijcr*. Moldllsation Director arle* K. Wilson will nerve a. ilrman. The . Jabot niemliera are CIO President Philip Murray, AJ-'L President William Green. Wallet I'. Jlrutlirr. president of the CIO Auto Wprkrrs and George Mrany, A F I, Serrrtary-Trcasutcr. iO^JV^IntfC -tits# >111 make It ose to for hoRIIxg venue that ia B Tho Jury had teen going into Concn » payment* In recent year* long week-mid waa taken Jo let .with of WASHINGTON, Apr. 6—(>P>Atlorney General McGrath today announced a federal income lax indictment againtl gamNer Mickey Cohen and hi* wile of Lo* Angele*. . only 48 per .T h e Houaq graduates go other hand, ated by la r a r i n g , his ^partIctlt*r H PP »«spiy L o s A n geles G a n g ste r A ccu se d O f F a ls i­ fy in g 1947 R e tu rn Crisis In Europe spending authorizallotu for one (CoMlauad (ram Paga thief biennium shall carry forward Ita ‘f fr, • through the neat If the legisla­ -riondaoVf?-yek(‘-ria wtfe Rout, ture faQa to enact a new gen­ eral appropriation* act before heart! her hytband doQnicd without j any show of emotion. tl adjourns. , With that quick l rodaction vf a H it w w * ■ ■»«■« tu I Education i. ^ Gambler Cohen lloqse ertviiCate* of holding the line oft state *pending amoved a keystone measure Into place with'rig vote. Th# llouie <uL ■ jJI*«tntlng rule. Th# mlaalonl fund end Thai doughboy* battled Re­ ward for anml gaie* aUainat L'binff* wfighllgg Trofn Tf Thu tftffti are HverarM prohibit race1officers directors, or 'llftlfrom utfMuj DM. P- lA. , A couple of questions arise that hers! of our romitry." Tills Seems a rut alwve Hie type of political speech with which Americans are familiar. The goncniaity of Churchill’s language will do Ids cause no harm. lr**ll***4 r r * a Waa* nae| The mm of |691 and a fraclfon w s* „aj,j l0 paid to the County County In In exce** excel* fee*, fM I, enabling the Judge to retain PJ.- turtle) to, ill main Use. , wiiiutlg the ,'iV -i f«,iv'i'Il BwCrui«ii'ir-S Korean WRr to indicate tliat a lot of youth* Report* of the varloua county official* thawing receipt*, nst amount* earned, and amounta-paid In excei-a fo fi In IV50, hpva >Nn filr-l with the County Commliaion, *ald O. P. Iferndon, county clvtk. The report of Jttdg* Dotrgia* Slenttrom *hnwed U ta)•reeelpta. of 19,499; exponas* of |?,76rt, and net gain for th« »ffic« of. Nuilli Korea on lh* •central front Thursday fo ---------rough! o ff a Rad mortar and artillery attack, ■mashed a_____ _ __ bridge and_ _killed at Great Britain has something to teach us in the political amenities. Nothing tm earth In dearer to Winston Churchill's heart than the expulsion of the Labor party from the na­ tional government, yet in a radio broadcast he doea not hesitate to pay tribute to Krnes Bevln, just retiring as foreign minister. Bevln, says Chufrlilll, hns "rendered aufvft.es to Britain mid to the cause of |>eace which will be long miiendiered." lie adit" tout lie iSlili* youth* under 20. That Iravm a big pool of Miami Herndon Receives T«x Indictment ' -" " C o u n t y Financial Brought Against Reports For 1950 IIS or older would ba then taken. No, The rule ttill hold*: Ituard* muit take older men bcfoio tak­ ing younger one*. Since there’s •till a big pool between 19 and Drafting of those 18 or 18H * *1111 a tang way off. Further, If draft call* remain at their present number, about 80,000 men a month, the draft board* genet ally will xtlll lie tak­ ing men meetly 20 to 21 by next fill without still having made much „eh of a dent In the 10.ye.e old group. !.* * . . , , '}*"■ under 19. So it will br many month* .eftar they grt out of high achool In June, bef re the Ixwrda trill start looking a t moat of the new high school graduates. They'd have to take lb.—.- *0 or over first. Further. It Ukra a board about three months to p n re u a man far the draft: from tha time It cU** If ia* Mm, mtlftda him, or­ der* him to take a physical ex­ amination, and then order* him Indacted. . When ypti put All these factory iogrtnrr—|du* the fart that It’* hardly there month* before youth* getting out of high xrhoot go Into college in Ihe fall—there's no Ume for tba boards to tap them. And once they're In college, starting a* frerhmen, they rati't Iw drafted until next spring at the end of their freshman year, and Ihety only If they are not in the upper half of Inelr rU*a nr fall to malt* a grad* of 70 In the aptitude leal. A tl hut a few Cnmese and Red Senator Shandi of GainetviQe In hand-to-KanJ Kor ran straggler* had been ombal pron a 4,504-foyt ntuunloin Introduced a number of bUlt driven from battered South K<>- m s t.frq tn Chlnaaa on the cen. Stile 'btgialslure which, if IM» FK2DAV AHU. T H E SANFORD H ERA I-D ^BANFORD l F L Q R I D A ^ ^ T h e S a n fo rd H e r a ld TODAY a niim Driven only 22^1B raUca by one uvriwV, iprtce »| £ Q £ �T Social And Personal Activities O.MONE IIS ________ . Social Calendar SUNDAY Holy Nam* Society of the All Soul* Catholic Church will have a communion breakfait at the Montiium a Hotel following 8:0tl A. • M. Mas*. MONDAY The circle* of the Woman’* MDticnary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet at ll:(K> o’clock on Monday ** follow*: I Mr*. H. E. Turner, chairman, in the Men'* lHble Cla** room; 11 Mr*. J . L. Jackson, chairman, In the Philathea Clan room; HI. Mr*. Voile William>. chairman, in the T.E.L. Cla»« room; IV. p, Mr*. H. T. Thoma*, chairman. In the I'hrhran Cla** room; V. Mr*. R, T. Hunt, chalnnan. In the In­ termediate Cla*» room; VI. Mr*. 8. Wilkinson, chairman, in the Woman’* HIM* Cla** room; VII. Mr*. Frank I- Woodruff, Jr., chairman, In the Yount: Men’* 111hie Cla** room. At 12:00 o'clock a covered di*h fellowship luncheon will in- ser­ ved by Circle I In the General Assembly room and at 1 o'clock, f ; Circle VII with Mr*. H. W. Ruck*r, program chairman, will direct the program using a* her Missionary Topic: “Yearning Youth". Aim: To »how how God la work­ ing In the heart* of youth today— our responsibility and opportunity. Ilihle Topic: ’What U ck I Y et?" —Matthew 10:16-22; John 12:24- 2ft. Ail the women of the church are urged to attend and viiitor* will l>e welcome. fl Circle* of the wrwnrn of the Flr*t Praabyterian Church will meet a* follow*: No. 1, Mr*. J . I~ Corley, Chairman, with Mr*. J . I . Corley, Cameron Avenue at 3:00 F.M.; No. 2, Mr*. (1. II. Elliott, Chairman, with Mr*. M. I.. Cullunt. £08 Elliott Avenue at 3:30 I’ M.; No. 3, Mr*. W. M. Hoag, Chairman, with Mr*. W. M. Hoag, 200 W. Fifteenth Street at 3:00 P.M.; No. 4, Mr*. II. I.. Moore, Chairman, . with Mr*. A. C. Moore 1218 Oak Avenue at 3:00 I'.M.; No. 6, Mr*. P. T. Piety, Chairman, with Mr*. 11. II. MrCailin, Mellonvllle Ave­ nue at 3:00 I'.M.; No. 8. Mr*. C. L. Redding, Chairman, with Mrs. E. V. Turner, 147 Mellonvill* Avenue at 8:30 P.M.; No. 7, Mr*. Harry Woodruff, Chairman, with Mr*. Harry Woodruff, 618 Oak Avenue at 8:00 P.M.; Buslaau Women'* Circle No. 1, Mra. Mabel Brown. Chairman, with Mr*. A. W. Knox, „ 3 17,W. Nineteenth Street at 8:00 I r.M .; Bualnaaa Women!* Circle No. 12, Mr*. Chari** Perocna, Chairman, with Mra. Chart** Perron*. 211 W. Twentieth Street at 8:00 I'.M. TUESDAY i f ft 9 m m 9 » W f f The Fidelia Cl*** of the Firtt HaptUt Church will meet ut thr home of Mr*. D, K. McNsli OH Ehn Avenue at 8:00 |\ M. The Pilot Club will hold Installation aervlee* for incoming officer* at the Yacht Club following the dinner meeting at 6:30 P.M. Junior High School P.T.A. will meet at the irhool at 2:30 I'.M. for a board mretire. Jack itatlgan will be guest speaker. The Unity Cla** will meet at tha Valdet Hotel at 7:30 P.M. with Rev. Carolyn H. Parsons as teach­ er. The public I* Invited. Teacher* and Officer* nf the Sunday School will meet at 7:30 P. M. at Church. Central IlaptUt Junior and Intermediate G. A.'* will meet at 7:30 P. M. at Church. The Chapel Choir of the Plrat Baptlat Church wilt hold rehearsal at the church at 4:4ft P. M. WEDNESDAY Tim Garden Cluh will have a i c « i i Wwiutg at 2*33 , i . m , tha Garden Center. The Golden Group of the Lake Mary Community Churrh meet* a t the church Wednesday at 3:00 P. M. • The Builne** Women of th* I<ako Mary Community Church meet with Mr*. E. Lloyd Wrdnevday at 8:00 P. M. Methodist Church will hold lU Prayer Meeting Service In Mc­ Kinley Hall at 7:45. Regular Midweek Prayer 8ervico at 7:30 P. M. At Centra] Baptist Churrh. The Prayer Service will begin a t 8:00 P. M. at the First Baptist Church. The P**tor will bring another In the series on "Every Christian'* Job." TNVRSDAT Tha Douglas Jobe Junior Broth­ erhood will meet at the First Baptist Church tonight at 7:30 P. X . CARD OF THANK8 It U with heartfelt gratitude that we express our appreciation for all the many kfndnessee shown u* a t the lou of our beloved wife and mother. To thoee who prayed end whose sympathy helped ua In our Borrow, we wish to tender our sincere thanks. Mr_ L. Grow, Harry Grow, Mra. John Matthai, Mrs. P. J . Allen. E. E. Grow, B ru ton Huntley, Jr . Ad*. PAGE THRU® THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY APR. ». 1951 ________________________ Mrs. D. S. Whiddon Re-elected President Mr*. I). S. Whiddon was re­ flected president of the W rit Side Primary Parent-Teacher Associa­ tion at the meeting of the group held in the auditorium yesterday afternoon. Other officer* include Mr*. G, T. I'ittard, vice president TWO. H. C. Krantlry, secretary; Mr*. II. I . Oiborne, treasurer. The nominat­ ing committee w u composed of Mr*. J , It. St. John, Mr*. Pittanl cm! Mr*. T. P. Meek*. Mr*. Whiddon made a report of the P.T.A. Regional District meet­ ing which wa» held recently in Cocoa, presided over by Mr*. Edith Mai llride Cameron of Gainesville, »t»te P.T.A. president. Mr*. Whid­ don explained the Minimum Foun­ dation School Program a* It wo* outlined at the meeting by Mr*. C. D. John*, state first vice presi­ dent. All roemb-rr* of the P.T.A. have been requested to contact their senator* and representative* urging them to support this bill In the Legislature. Refund of muney which wa* set up a* a welfare project of the P.T.A. dating back to IM S *■< made to the various organisation*, it was announced by Mr*. St. John, principal of West Side Primary. The group voted yesterday to use their portion, amounting to 117.60 toward the expenses nf sending a delegate to the school of instruc­ tion for P.T.A. which will l>e held in Miami May 21-22-28. Mr*. V. C. Messenger spoke on the responsibility of the individual and the home, pointing out that while the average American cltlten has little time or ta 'te for the seeming mvsterie* of national or foreign policies, it has become necessary, now that the nation is committed globally In such a man­ ner that every home, individual and community will be affected, that the people inform themselves and concern themselves with na­ tional problem*. “We must Improve our own grasp nf the world's problem* In order to exrrt a positive and con­ structive influence for survival; and we must *ee that our children receive the training that will fit them for responsible citizenship in the future,” Mr*. Messenger said. “We mu*t be concerned In the ed­ ucation of youth everywhere, fnr only thru con we hold any hope for the vouth of Tomorrow'# World nr for an understanding of freedom by those who have It and those who have it not." Mr*. Messenger was introduced by Mr*. Sidney Vihten, program chairman. Following the meeting n social hour waa enjoyed with Mr*. Curtl* Hughes, Mr*. O. R. Smith, Mr*. Paul Junkermsn, Mr*. C. K. June*, Mrs. 4'rggy Smith, Nr*. John White, Mrs. Whiddon and Mr*. T. C. Collin* acting a* hnstesie*. 1*TA Meet Addressed By Mrs. Stephenson Mr*. P. R. Stephenson was guest rpeaker at the meeting of the South Side Fathers Night P.T.A. meeting which was held Thursday evening at the school. Mr*. Step­ henson cuose ** h<-r topic "Father* Arc Parent* Too," The nominating rnmmittee com­ posed of Mra. A. M. Remusat, Mr*. Cliff Able* and Mr*. R. W. Herron >re*entesl the following offierr* or the coming year: Mrs. M. R. Strickland, president; Mrs. D. II. Watklna, first vice-president; Mr*. J . C. Mitchell, second vice-presi­ dent; Mr*. Dick Aiken, secretary: Mrs. Bill Glenn, treasurer; and Mr!. J . A* JVt**?**, Mktnrtiin The meeting, presided over by Mr*. M. R. Strickland, president, was opened by singing "America”. Thr devotional waa lead by Mr* Roy Mann. Report* were heard from standing committee* and Mr*. Strickland announced a rounly-wide study greup to be held In May. Gut of the large attendance pre­ sent thr first grade won the room count by having the largest num­ ber o f parent* present. Following the meeting refreshment* were served to the guest* In the lunch room with Mr*, l i t t l e Nix, Mr*. Mltchsl Thurmond and MU* Re­ becca McBride's room mother* a* turtle****. } e rs on a l Eu Harper will leave tonight for Atlanta .o spend the weekend with hit parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Z. L. Taylor of Panama City have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Taylor due to the illness of E. II. Taylor. Friends of Lincoln Grow will regret to learn that he i* confined to thr Fernald Laughton Mrmoriat Hospital due to (line**. Mrs. Mary Horn of Granite City, III. la spending a few day* with Miss Mary Mahon before returning home after visiting fur some time in Orlando. Janie* Tenn. is Sanford eral of Wright. Anderson of Chattanooga, spending several days in after attending the fun­ his hroiher.in 'aw, Key Mrs. William I'lumboff step­ daughter of Mr*. John Matthai has t•turned to her home in Hwltiinnre, Md. after firing called here by the death of hrr grandmother, Mrs. Lincoln Grow, Meeting: Is Held By Wesley Daughters The Daughter* of Wesley .Sun­ day School Cl*** of the First Methodist Church held thrir_ reg ular bu«ine** meeting in McKinley Hall Tuesday evening with Mr*. M L. Wright. Mr*. Donald Dunn, Mrs, llrodie William*, Mr*. Hradforl Hyrd and Mrs. R. F. Robison a* hostess. .Mr*. Rupert Strickland, preit dent, presided over the business *e**ion, first introducing th. guest*, Mr*. I.. A. Stlngley, a new rrsidrnt in Sanford, and Mr*. Bolt and Mr*. Harron, of Greenville, 8 C. Reports were heard from the various committee chairmen. Mr* Roy Tilli*. building fund chair man, rrportrd that the fund h*« been discontinued a- McKinley Hall Is now clear of all indebted net*. Following the hu*lne«» meeting refreshment* of chocolate cream soda and rake were served to thr guest* by the hostesses. Thus, present were Mr*. P. A. Rowland. Mr*. Homer Price, Mr*. O. K. White, Mrs. J . IL Anderson. Mr* J . C. Davis, Mr*. J. O. Lunev, Mr*. Stlngley? Mr*. Tilli,. Mr*. S. G Ifarrim ar, *!<■*, lJlatc*f-n L Mra. E. I\ Knowles, MrLid* Stall. Mr*. Clark L.v.r.ardy, MrZeh Ratliff, Mrs. Rupert Strirk land. Mrs. W, E. Raines, Mr*. C. M. Flowers, Mr*. W. L. Harrison Mr*. John Miller, Mr-. Itarron Mr*. Holt and Mr*. E. II. l-aney, •Mias Aline Chapman, Mis* Versa Woodcock and Mi** Me-.:,- /.a.-hary Mr. and Mrs. R. It. Rrown of Coral Gables ami Mr*. Hetty Hall Ily MBS j . II. HM.HHKY Moseley of Palm Hrach will arrive tonight to lie th>' weekend guest* The all-day hu* trip to Merritt of Mr. and Mr*. U. I- Perkin* and to uttend the Connelly.Rhrarouse Island on Mar. 3| was most en­ joyable. There were 2*5 nature wedding. lover* in the expedition, led by Dr. W. D. Kimbrough, of Louts- Mr. and Mrs. Farrar and Mt iuna State University, Haton Sir. Davidson of Winter Park Rouge, arrived h> plane this week Several stops were made along to spend several day* with his the way for bird observation. A large flock of white pelicans father. Rev. I. N. Kimbrough, be­ fore going to Orlando for (hr were sighted circling and wheel­ Southern Region American Society ing high in air. With the sun gleaming on their wings, they for Horticultural Science. were hrcathlakingly beautiful. Anothrr find was a sora. This one was hard to see In the tall dry grass, hut the distinctive white tail patch gave it away. There was evidently a nest near by, and Miss Daphne Connelly, whose she was amusing to watch, looking marriage to Joe Shrarou*e of Or­ like a little brown tamtam hrn lando will lie an event of Saturday ex o f it fur a very atwirt tall evening at the Holy Cross Episco­ spread like a fan which she pal Churrh, was honorrd with her twitched romtantly. A trek across the prairie to In lirdeimald* Thursday evening with a buffet supper given by Mrs. spect n abandoned eagle nest Ger*bl Ivisaing *t the home of Mr*. which had lieen taken over by a Nancy Brock assisted by Mr*. pair of great horned owl* proved n dUapjMdntment. Young had been James Trrwlllrgrr. observed in the ne*t some days The guests were presented with fcrfcrc, but they had flown. a rot sage of small orchids upon A welcome break for lunch was arriving and Miss C-mnrlly was made at Cocoa ltcach, and *everal given a piece of her chosen crystal of u* took advantage of thr op­ and a pressure cooker. Miss Con­ portunity for a walk along the nelly also presented her bride), lu-ach afterward. The tide wa* maid* with a lovely gift. out, and the beach was »u Invit­ Those enjoying the evening were ing and there were »o many in­ Mr*. Hawkins Connelly. Mr*. J . H teresting shell* to study that, Shrarouse, Mrs. Terwilloger, Mr* quite unintentionally the bus was Brock and Ml*, Connelly's attend* kept waiting. ents, Mr*. Lossing. Mrs. Gordon A Florida nr Scrub Jay was seen Stanley, MU* Betty Shea rouse, On the irturn trip, lr Ip and the FatMD* Sally Shcarouse, Mis* Elitademonstrated how tome thU Udh Dyson ami little MU* Sally rar* bird i*. It allowed to to com" Chase. almost to thr (wist on which it perched. It couldn't quite bring TOLA IIS IIONOKHD Itself to take bread from their Mr. and Mr*. lUlph Tolar of fingers, though It started to do so Itlrhmond, V. were hunorrd Wed­ several time, Hnwevrvr, when Mrs. nesday evening by Dr. and Mm. F arraift drooped the bread, th" i harle* Persons with an outdoor Jay came directly to her feet to supper on the terrace of the Per- rat It. »on»* home. A atrip was mail" to observe Those Invited to enjoy the a pair of nesting eagle*. Thr pa-evening with Mr. and Mrs. Tolar sengers wtidied from the bus while were Judge and Mr*. Dougins Mr. Farrar advanced to the foot Stenitrom, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. of the tree. The female left He Perkin*, Jr ., Mr. and Mrs. Fred nest anil started to circle anxtou Murray, Mr. and Mm. Ill I Kirk ly. She was joined by her ma'.o, Mr. and Mr*. Charles Bowes, Mis* both of them circling fur a Mute Joyce Hetsel and Rohert Newman. and giving u* a wonderful view. After a bit thr male left, hut thGEORGIA DANCE female rontlnurd to circle and even MILLKDGEVILLE, Ga., Apr. d perched in the tree momentarily. — Special)— The Modern Dane* Mr. Farrar took *rvrra! picture* Cluh of the Recretiun Association The bird returned to the nr I at th* Georgia State College for a* soon a* he started hark to the Women presented It* annual rianre bus. recital In Russell Auditorium on Near Titusville Mr. Davldso.i Mar. 31. pointed out a site where the dusky Martha Stokley, daughter of ■•aside sparrow* may lie seen, Mr. and Mr*. W. K. Stokley, mem but since it rntallrd a long w*D lier of the Senior Dance Clubs, over rough terrain, no stop w* danced in and helped compose the made. number* "Fado Hlanquita," "Per­ Altogether it was dalightf.il suasion," G8CW Interplay.” day. The weather wa* bracing, I ut Naturalist Notes Mrs. Dossing Honors Miss Daphne Connelly M iss N ovella D a v is i Is Guest O f H o n or I Miss Novella Davis was honored R A D IO S T A T IO N I tV .T .R .K . «-*<> < i« * :* ’■ 7■oti ? It fta ft IS t: J'» Mt ft Dm ft'll >;30 Ml 4); lHI fl.1t AN1*1 ft. I* 1|Oi t >• I It 1 &t I 1** I lit i1 I It J ; 1*41 I MD 1: 11 1 10 «; 4*11 * 1*> I ft c>o < ?•» «• < It ) > Mrs. C. T, Swagger I y and Mrs. L A). Cain wilh a bridal shower Wednesday at the borne of Mrs. So agger ty which " a - attractively dccoratrd wilh snapdragons ami i urnations. Game* were played nrnl pritr* were awarded to Mr», t.olar Hat urn and Mrs, G. ,S. Ynlrs. Refreshments i f cake and punch were served to the following guest*: Mrs. e. T. Swaggerty. Mrs. S. O. Garviner, Ml*- Camilla Whitten, Mr* Oliver Hall, Mrs. D lar Hal im, Mrs. G. S. Vates. Mrr. El•le.v Cain. Mis Ted Jones, Mr*. N. W. Davis. Mr* I etl.a Reynolds, 't t* l*e j F.hols. \|r*. Antue l»enn, Mr*. \,!|j,- Johnson, Miss Evelyn lories. Mr. V. W. Davis, Mrs. |Vrkins, Mr«. McArthur, Mrs. Richard Ran*. Mrs. Dale Krien' ring and Mr*. .1 C. Sikes • ft I I till ftft Thf 1U»>i M»* 1*1til* Vrw » \V*)s.*rn J iftilMtrrr HbVt>fl *Vl*|iH*k « IIII* New » \|»rnln« HfioriP IMDtnn Fra tiki* I’orl* tlnroinM iWuHlimi Vlr>nsl» In Mu»lo U’url.l At Vine* m il III**)! \i Or gun For**try >*!»♦»« Do* Talf# Tfiftimj Domoj* A Uni, A ft11rI. tin*!** N*' M l* lloltolr ftlogailm* iTllltlf6*r»’* I'lAPfcii Ilnur Mufti* «•» I'tr ntr ilinir lift*all tjirmftn'ft Doll T*» l*fR»ar • V IImiIIm Form IM ifii 1inn r1i»l» ullb I^.U \e». p I *A\ Frn|ir«m Say InM» ll-«n«t *»rk Not Inna I Uuinl Him* ItOf Nntlr I' Alit )i 1ft * r|i| At Thiri* Tml .ft ** Ht or 11II*li .1( Hh- M If it* Inti r r * I’atn S’r * • Tppr 11%*" •i Iaii Tit*1 Hhythin llsiiir 7T§hi||» «•»BH Ml (M> ftVw• ftttrftnl f{rl)-»r» TutliRtii H.m«p Hiiurtp Dorailr A, -t M f r F re d d y Jo n e s H a s (>tli liirtIn lay P a r ty i'* i »i i a t IIf If ttil a '•l»l ft * i»Hwl It Hiirulm H* h»m| |.*-»*.*n to Hal NimHi IIn r M in lit Flub It Koflinfes* It k 1 ‘arltP Itftft Vatlrls 11.«11 • 10 Hrot Tti** Itoiifl ftlOO Vlfttl IMflinii ft It I'hil He-rsT fti i (rartin ftl 10 It- l'.t it* r Hum TO ill! 'ftturfnti** I In Kh Jnhiitii tstnaK i irk DM* to I n Mayfair Inn nrk 11 *»o Not* a II •!** HI*n Off ftl Ml ft ft 7 ■«o Ttte- NiiihIm) Muftlrat# 7 lo **iil llrfmlri * 11 II 4ill (t* I »f ft11 4"Hurn br I« I 4*0 S*a 11 •RUft 1 H| ilf It Di ll HIll tt r f * ft'll IIAM i lit All l-tn v * ft l« Hr ui kf it■! VAIt t* ft HIpi « It ftl *"D Iri ftfli-ti ft ;IB) ftft •*»M ft! Vina ft It Them F**r Humloy ft In Hutnfot M.-r F* »ilt .il 10 oO At §4*1* *J Vsirlal to in Flvi|i*-r • I It flu 4"flitleh Hrft I*’*** I J no Hlrlmr M|« ti* »tr.« 11:1*1 Tbrii 1.1*1* «tInM ftllftf* I no •*ran hi Imr l i t fftammy Kay a **fk 1 li» S*f a • lift** Mil * H.irti tit mt Mtif'e : *0 Huhiloy Matlnpp I tt iir rh iM We had Mr. Lacey Hall speak with u- in Chapel again yesterday. We always enjoy bearing him and hope he'll come back soon. Career Day wa* one of th. In-st we've had «.i fur and a goosl im­ provement over last year. All the students seemed to be having n gram! time. We were awfully glad to have those speakers with us and |ierhaps they'll visit n* again soon.. . . The ha*rltall games have started for this year. Sure Is nice to he goin' to 'em again. We played DeInnd lotlay. Next week around Thursday is another game here Don't miss tint our either* It's only ->r' cent* to g o ... All you DeMotay lavya don't for­ get the hsyride tomorrow nltc! Celery Fed article* are being handed out fur the last edition of the year. ThH It une of the he*t because th* main feature i* grad­ uation and the pages are ju lt loaded with pictures and sanpshot* «f the senior* in their rape Mul gow n« Be sure and get this one,. . . We Let i veryune had a grand time nt the reception vvhich wa* held for II. i'rinerton Glen Club laat Wednesday evening. They sang f..r the undent* that afternoon and for anyone who inr.'.l to come that night. Just everyone ho id hearing them and r .l in n thnt ii wonderful time wa* i i v oil .! \\.-il, that'* at-i.it all for now; I'll to- serin' ya next w e e k ..,. gel her# ••! Vv/ N e w I c m P r i c e s F ieddy Jones was honored by bis mother, Mi*. Ted Jones, on hi* *i\lb birthday last Friday. The party rooms were decorated with -n-'pdiugoii* an,| carnntion*. \ft* r the guest* enjoyed several games, refreshment* of ice cream and cake were served to the fol­ lowing: Charles Stine, I’atri Witin Donny Benton, Danny Vincent, Steve Cain. Shirley lone*. Itan.lv done*. Relo-rra Cain, Dorothy t’sin, Vickcy Johnson, Carolyn Hull and tilyiin Jones, Alt*. E. M. Cain and Mrs. Jose, phi no Join , assisted v«itb the serv­ ing. nil M o ID IIKYKRI.Y C.R \\ A new steady couple on the lilt i* Frankie Stenstrom and T r id * Timke. 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Ml«r> Off A lso R edu ced T o Move not too cold, the group friendly and congenial, uiul everyone i i joyed the till., A total of tilt varietlp* of bird* were sighted. •UNO since the »*e of live, Vivian Carver, 29, smllei fur the new* cameramen in her Chicago home after villun wa) restored In her right eye by cutuea tram plant sur­ gery. Vivian is now ltudyinf to be a secretary. (fnlernationull Nj 'opt f o n t a S|»>ft S I hh' s I 'annul Jiti'kvln S p u rt Sliirtn MEN'S WEAR jtiti i:\ s i 1 1 n s i A FLORIDA STATE THEA TRE LAIGLON Always f Comfortable In Any Weather VDH Our Rrftrshmrnl liar Fur Candy A I'op ru(n> Where llap|.ine<* Cost* ■So Little- Door* Open 12:13 I*. M. Daily! 1*114IN E EJ2J-J flower-garden voile L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y ! [“ i t GLENN FORD in "REDHEAD A N D THE COW BOY" Ii SATURDAY ONLY — DOUHI.K K K A TU H K — i'Alglon'i How»r. printed J|••»•*»»■ flhwji- l ,u*-s*sum!,a ‘•Call Of The KLONDIKE” —Starring— Kirby (irant and CM nook-'I he " molrr Dog I'l.UK—SERIAL and 4!ABTOON coot (fray) of imported Swiyy voile ii cool us a garden SUNDAY—MONDAY A HU A N D N EW 1DM S A L U T K TO T I I K M AHINK C O U P S ! ! ! LAST TIME TONIGHT TH E R U G G E D , R O A R I N G SA G A OF TH E M A R I N E S W H O F O U G H T T O T H E LAST FOX HO LE — AUo— Litent Newa And Cartoon SATURDAY-DOUBLE FEATURE " V* re. HLg V 17. Mr. and Mra. L. E. Echols of Polatka announce the birth of a daughter, Sonja Leslie, on Apr. 4 at Fcmald Laughton Memorial Hospital. Mr*. Echols will be re­ membered oa the former Melba Froderick. releomd in toft pleat*. A IIP U B lie i W IDM ARK Aim— Car loon, Short Subject* Plu*t *iUd«r Pntrol w. Bhy King”—Idwt Chapter SUNDAY AND MONDAYI • Navy, block, gray, bluo, green. Tebilited* for tested cteosa-ratitlonce. Sliet 13 to 20, 38 to 44, 12Vft to 24VS. $ 1 7 . 9 9 . a»j U I m U Newa Cartoon S Sbawa Nlffclfer MONTEZUMA - IK i IN K O lU K 2a —ADDED— '. A N l O P f l ii x > '0 n p i A N IlO f:- .... .y Mh . H W A y •t m CARTOON—*‘DARE DARE DEV DEVIL DROOPY* PARAMOUNT NEW£ : ' •,-a, ri ft V- W , J. ' ifc . a «L_ • j ^ �F iiiU A l THE SANFORD HERALD BANPOMP. FLORIDA Job On Woeful Washington Club By JA C K -HAND JACKSONVILLE, Apr..6 —(A*)—Manager Ducky Harris rates hit Washington Senators a better fifth place dub than tail year. That just about tells the story. Harris, of touts*, aims toward the distant lirsl division. Everybody does In th* spring. Hut he is .realistic about the 26-gamlp between fourth and fiftli It season. Only a complete colpse u p front could ra s e Wash­ ington Into the select four. ;* "We're going to have better balance,’’ said Harris, onre "the ■boy wonder" hnt now senior GAINESVILLE. Apr. tnanag-i In the league in point (Special I— Coach Percy Beard's of service. -|rv Noren, Gil C'-a.i Florida. Gator track team will and Eddie Yost all should im- open its rrgular reason against rove. And Mike McCormick will Georgia Tech at Gainrsvllle Sat B a tdg help. urday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. ' "I think the rnr* is among New The inert will fraturr Georgia Yutk, Boston and Cleveland. A Terh'r sensational Buddy Fowlkes, few br eaks and any on* of '.In- a six-time Southeastern Conf-rth irr rould win it. I think we'll enee champion in four different win more games than las* year. events, and Florida's high Jump*,' We have a real good Spirit.” J . (Papa) Hall and vaulter Loro.* GatrMng is the Senators' weak, Potichrr. nit department. Unless Clark Fowlkes, wrho may be prevent­ Griffith make- a deal before ed from pulling his usual Ironopening day, the dub will go ini > man stunts because of an Injuiy, the season without a proven first won the REC 100-yard, 220-yat I line receiver Mickey Grasso and low hurdle events as a soph »• 247) a fine rookie last season, more in 1947, raptured broad the nrarest approach. He’s No. the luop'a champion low hurdler Jumping honnra in 1948 and was and broad Jumper In 1949. J . Hall, the big, blond sophtmore from Tallahassee, won the Junior national high Jumping evrm £ E L tha Infield. Yost had an axeeptlonsl season In I960 whan he was rated right behind De­ troit's George Kell among the league's third basemen. Dente had a horribi* year at bat, prompting the club to comb the field for a shortstop. Ihflelder* Gene Vcrble, drafted from jAMarts where k« hit J 7 J Willy Miranda, a Cuban who batted JM* at ___ :a, hav* improaacd Karri* aadUfeim Mslc (4 7 4 ) Jn right. MeCoHhlck, a veteran ' Nstlenal Leaguer who hit only .232 wiLS tka Chlcaga White Bax last ■ammer, and Sherry Robrrtson (4(40) are tha reserves. — Co m finally arrived after years •4 trying, living up to the raves that preceded him from Chattaftsfga In 1M4. He was the Nats' •My .300 hitter. Norm turned M l la he a top flight neweomer, grlviag la 98 nuu In hla freak, man year. Melt haa been troubled hy m sore arm this aprlng. Boh Kusavn (U 10) can he the ace of the pitching staff. Tha 27-year-old lefthander came to the Bcnator* with Michael* anil Jo * Ostrowskl Iasi May for Oldie Robinson. Ray BrarlioiuuMh an I Al Kosar. Hr la eonsitlerod on* •f the top young southnawa In the leavtte Harris will alert Kutava, Grno Beanlcn (4-9), Hid Hudson (1414), Kandulio Uonsuegra (7-H» M Al Him* (4-6) nr Conradlo Marrero (4-|U). Mickey Harris .(ft-9) again will be tha relief man niii, n n lia/uta (7-wl available for «|mH duty. Julio Moreno ( I •I ), Floyd Rots ( 8 - 1 1 an,| Ed Davla, a kid front Charlotte, N. (’, are oilier* with a 'chatter. Guy four of the Culien rontjngcni havr survived, three or them pltcheia. Consuegra end Marrero, who shut out the Rrtl Box at lanway Park MepL 27. proved their worth last year. BhorUtop Miranda la the fourth Ghhan on the squad. With lludron working on a new “down t-ndrr” pitch, the Benalurs should get good pitching front th* front liner*. Bearden U t« n to shew flash** of hi* ••waatlonal 1948 form aftar he W9* waived to Washington by >u|iuuinurv jorni'ri, uni n m ■«»» second place and has equaled Hall's best practice Jump th i• year of six feet, six Inches. Ed Baskin of Georgia Tech is espectrd tn be a relatively easy winner In the Javelin event. The rontl place In the Florida P.elays big Tech spear thrower took se. with a heave of 189 foot Two other Gators who won se­ cond places In the llslays will he principal point hope* Saturday. Ken Atkin* ran second In the high hurdles and Paul Boaworth look the runner-up spot in the broad Jump. l.eroy I’oucher, Florida’s record­ holding vaulter and 1949 BEG rbssijiTnn sled »|i)i Miami’s Jim my Houthworth In th* Relays with a lump of 13 fact, 4 3/4 Inc hr*. Other Gators who Will be count­ ed on for points against Tech are dash man Bcoltv Peek, distance pinner Bill Wood, middle dlstnncr OUfn Doug Scott, |uo*4 fern per hull player* who-hay# turned full al|emliiit In ira<4( with the toil rlusidn ef spring feotbail work­ outs. Eckersall N a m e d As Quarterback On H allOfPam eTeam By L'llARLUY DUNK I.KY CHICAGO, Apr. 4-<A Y -W alter II. Kckcrasll, chosen yester­ day as the All-Time, All-Ameri­ can quarterhnek, was a fearless mite of 148 pounds who areomtilishrd dassling feats when footU ll was to rough president Teddy Roosevelt said It must be made safer. Kckcraall was accorded the hon­ or on the all-time collrgr football tram being chose hy tne Associ­ ated l*rese In a national poll of Straight fr o m th 0 The Sanford Giants have open­ ed s contest to decide on their hat boy for the 1931 season and the replies are already pouring in. Small wonder since the young­ ster who gets the job will have a stt-up to dream alwut. The lurky hoy will travel with the tram on all road game* and meet baseball player* all over Florida. If* will hav* the advantage of lop flight reaching in the game a* well aa the oppor­ tunity from learning b y walrhing proficient profes­ sional, play. Huh-* for competing for the coveted Job are •'•"nlr just write a on wold essay giving your muons for wanting to Ik? hat Imy sod address it to the New York Giants, I*. O. lim 1200, Sanford. Fla. The memories of a season with the Giant* will prealsl for the winning youngster tor the rest of hi* life. Who know a, hr may be picking on the hat of a future Carl Hubble, Trl* Speaker or Joe INMaggin. It ha, come a* a distinct di,ap(-ointment to Hanfonl (Slant base­ ball fans that the new stadium won't Ire rrady hy opening day. but the Korean War and rraulttanl defrnse effort have hurt the construction schedule In the the worst way—in the structural steel needed for the grandstand. If the park lights could be iaalalled there would be B ill* problem alac* Iba reef I* now lacking, but la the new stadium the lights, as in all modern baseball fields, will be alared on the grandstand itaelf and thus be completely off lb* playing field eUmlnallag the present unsightly offeel and cosuiderahi* danger. The new park Is now scheduled to he completed sometime In Ju n t —certainly before th* projected All-Star game If It Is played l/wklng through the Florida State league record book supidicd ua by Peter Hrhall, league secretary, w* ram* serosa a mine of Information on stars who once played with Sanford. line many people remem­ ber the ao.all, on-run gem* li s w r " Kettle*. Oatea man- is fits villa? And then Camp Notes Philadelphia l i Fazio Takes Lead Training Bjr AlftOCIATBD PR EM In Golf Tourney; — OBAN ANTONIO, T , Apr. 6 Termed Best Club O - The New York Yankees whaling th« ball in their ex­ Shoots 4 Under 72 or* hibition games. Three player* are In Spring Diilb hitting ever .400, two ever J0 0 . vl Snead And Mangrom Are 2nd With 69s; Hogan Shoots 70 Hank Bauer leads th* cluh with ASS; Rookie Mickey Mantle fol­ low* with .437 and Gene Woodling. who hit Iwt homer* against San Antonio last night, has .421. Cliff Map** ha* J i t and Joe DiMaggia Vinegar Bend Mizell C au ses Cardinals To Dream Of Flag AUGUSTA, G *., Apr. M 4 V Four timts George Fatio has poked his head above the crowd of goff­ ers who follow the tournament cir­ cuit. This time the Conshohocken kid intends to keep it there. Bwarty George, a scrap iron dealer in Conshehoeken, Pa., led the Master* Tournament today a* the second round opened at tha rough, tough Augusta National C'«ui»c. Hut hla lead wasn’t **• ■me even if he did shoot I H In yesterday** first round. Thsl. fnur.-umlrj. Mr golf harftv was good m put him a head »f two veteran professionals. re.-iiig hint on the flJIOO-yara ational Course. Bam Snead and Lloyd Mangrum were right be­ hind with a pair of r,9's. In 1910 Fatio won the Canadian open. That was th* first lima ha whlpncd his weight In good golf­ er*. In 1947 ho managed a tie for flrat In the Ring Crosby Tournament. But not until last summer at Mrrion In th# National Open did Pasio get his head above the Crowd again. Three golfer« finished in a tie after the final regular round at Mrrion. F * i i -> was one of them tied for1 the greatest championship in golf. Ben Hogan anil Mangrum were the other*. Hen won the open in nn historic playoff and Fasio went down again Into the mass of golfers. Today, Georg* la up again, up higher than Hogan, hlatormentor In th# open, and higher than Mangrum. who also scored better than Fasio in that playoff. Hogan was In fourth place go­ ing into Ihc-Masters' second round with a 70. Four other*— Law Worsham, Byron Nelson, Dick Mnyer and Johnny Hulla— were tied for fifth with 71's. Pnslo's grip on tha first round lewd era* unexpected hy almost everyone except himself. Oddsmaken saw him as a 20-1 bet. II* was an 8-1 bet today to win th* Masters for hla first major victory. ra tio Is a pro at Woodmont Country Club at Rockville, Md. on hla lour yesterday be scored four birdies and 14 Pats. Only one* did ho get himself In deep trouhl* and then hy got out a f It with a brilliant seven-iron shot. Two long outts him on holes N o-14 and I I - f ir * a 10-foot*r, then an f-footer. 0 * the home hole hla approach from about 160 l ards out stopped four feet from the pin. He sank the green shot for a birdie three. . Only 30 putte ware Mcasaary to get George hom* ln front. The Yank* beat San Antonio 13-10. _____ ST . PETERSBURG. Apr. 6 ~ (A*)—Observations of a traveling baseball writer who has chased 10 major league teams around all corners of Florida for seven wrecks Best looking team -Philadelphia Phillies. Worst looking team— Detroit Tigers. Moat improved team— Clncin. nati Reds. Best-looking pitcher— Robin Roberts, Phillies. Worst looking pitcher— Ted Gray, T1r»r* Most unfortunate siU «U —n t t Barney, Brooklyn Dodgers (he R there . la Buddy l^ke who amaag other record, has played more regulsr game* than aay .other ballplayer In the FHI.—M2. Build* al,o hold* th*/ moat runs-batfed-ln title rompllrd with Hanford ln llf l^ - a healthy 148. Another record help by a San­ ford player—James II. D e a n la a 17-gamc winning atraak which would ba terrific la aay league. And Kd Levy, managing sssro a D n ran s r u x x s s for th* Orlando Senators this ■ A aaarr years, marked up 33 home run* M M . NsstM , Tha fa llo w in g arlcea rro o rta d by last year to crack all records e P e a ltra on T h o Ha ft fa r * Htala and give Hanfonl th* team record th K a rm a ra M arket M r pro4uee eot* la with r,9 . T ro c k a ra S iK a le ra up tn 1 I'.M . Th* pennant winning 1839 A p r il ». I* H ■leana, l.lm a h u. h p r. 14.** team out fielded aay other fteana, Fo la bu. h p r. X t l - I . l f team in the leaaur with m lla w n*. Ta ti4 e ra ra a n aissllng .943—n mark that Ila hpr. t s e .t ie Real* dee. bwnchoa .tt-l.H allll Meads aachatinged, la II Maaaae Haafnrd has flalahed fir* llmaw la 4ha Oral ••alrry. F la tlo lita n , e*paw4dlt Lion aad six in Ike eecnwd —(wire th* laral risk haa liyr uealltr 4* A larger 4.44-1.19 hern In the roller. State Farmers Market t'aqllfluwar 4#pan4 lnn Iitrukti* Jonea, Herald proglH*. tl^elwr Inform, it, that he wrtll for the riuininal hqotoail iiall of glvr ii* his Florid* Htata lingu a Fame at New;BroMWieh, N. J . pmlH-tion, after the first two Thrire plrkctl All Antrrira whllr week*, of the season—which he starring from 1093 through IMMi al ihr lfnlvrrtily of 'Chicago, Kckcraall was a daring, elusive rtigner, a aiw'lacnlef dito> kirker. punier, tackier and fleM trader. a* wfe l war '■ "fW , Sapawdlaw wwaiiip AUGUSTA, Qa.. Apr. 4 - B o .ton'a Red Box are wagering rain or something else will Interfere ‘with today's scheduled exhibition against Augusta of the Class A Bally league. Rills Kinder is due to start a game. Kinder has been named several time* to start ami if he didn't get lick or hurt th* gam* was washed out. This will b* the Bostonian* third g *r * i r ' - ' f ?3ith, Atlantic fjtegv* Cvi.-i-HHivn. They Lashed Savannah 13-0 >,,t«r.U> sftcr losing by one run the day before to Jacksonville. Tomorrow the Box play the Birmingham farmhands of the Southern Association in the Alabama eity. BIRMINGHAM Ala.. Apr. 5 UP>— What's wrong with Johnny Sehmlts. the one-time ace lefthander for tha Chicago CuhaT Johnny haa provided many, a headache for manager Frankie Frisch this spring. III* decline started last June 26. Up tn then Be limits had looked his old self with three shutouts and an 8-3 record. Schmitt srema to be going from bad to worse this aprltur. lie hit bottom Wednesday night wh< Nrwhousrr of Tiger*. Uouston rocked him for setrn Rest pitching performance— blows and four run* in four Inn- Dirk Donovan's 16 conaecutlvs Ing*. Braves. scoreless Innings for the Beston HOUSTON, T a t,. Apr. 0—tVD— Best looking rookie— Tom PoAlthough hi* hitting still is ■ holsky, 22-yesr-old righthander of question mark, Bobby Thomson s the Cardinals. rifle throwing arm seems as good Rookie with best future— WIIas ever. mrr (Vinegar Bend), 21-yaar-old The New York Giants fleet-foot- lefthander of the Cardinaie. ad ccntnrfield demonstrated It Most colorful rookie—WlWlson again her* yesterday with a neat of Giants and Tom Caiagrandc, toss that cut down Cleveland , Phils. Jim Hegan In th* eighth Inning. Beat eomsback— Bill Nicholson, Cleveland won, 6-6. Phils (considered through with baarljall last year when hospitalis­ HOUSTON. T e x , Apr. 4-fA *> with diabetes). Manager Marty Marion hopes to ed Beat fielder— Alvin D a r k , retain pitcher Joe Presko «m the {B u rts (played errsrlra: hall for £• _ 1 _ . 1 —- >s. L o t t f u s s hi. Louts Cardinal roster when lit* throe weeks until split middle season starts. , Presko, who . la 2 2 , atruck out finger hampered hie throwing). Biggest disappointment— Bob* 146 rtten, high In Ui# Texas Leagur, lent year. Ha was n 3« Unlucky player— Eddie Btanky, games, only four of them In ro- Giant* (lienrhed by liu twice, then sidelined fot two Weeks with n wrists). *d fiirTtiound $■»/ to«y *♦»*’*> sprained Most stubborn prayer— Howie th* Card# hseat hla former Pollet, Card (held oat nil spring ton GdmnUlas. ___ ________ Most popular nlayvr— Lou Bou­ dreau, Boston Red Box. j Fastest rookie— Lula Marqdea Brave* outfielder. Tallest rookie— Gelt* Conley, Brave* plteher, stands 4-T. Most uetermlnad rookie— Rocky Bridges, Dodgtra Inficldcr, Biggest drawing card— Jackie Robinson. Dodger*. . , . Moot optimistic manager—Lea Duro<her, Giants. Moat pessimistic manager— Ed­ * ' *• Venrlr Ttaia. Baby J* * a . C rosia- die (lawyer. Phllllee. Stanford - Orltndo Kdnnel Club Entries , Oaleeatab U*l. Cero OlrL Mias r o t w A 'K lM ^ A / ia jh a Mile I4aa1 «lesf A R r i d n ^ S T K .'cu ney U»eU. Doo Jla O T o r l* " IJaPM , ivsn. Cvuniry Label. IhthaS*#*- v r tr r 'r s A* ; * ! > . « V field. Most tiniimial oeetu r»r*oe— FoMr* ICeri Itrsve - Iwdded l,y fio i t 4h* aame time. Must linfi” lunate lueWctlt*—Ted W illiam,' *|ntu»ig cwi.nile do Hue game helwrou Red S«i*' <nd Rada n Tampa. Most heartwarming man and Rehhy Giants visiting I youngster* at I Kckaroatl tliml at 48. on klar. •Li 1930, 'a vlcllm fef heart atF O U I t T I l T lA C R l J l a K * ,to 9« ite r F ile * . PwlroauiM. S i j ' 1 1 F IF T H ttAUKt JSoaadvektar*. ta p e r Haven. H e 's Nice S I X T H ItA C U l (U e o rg la J m w . Jo * , l<ga i* & V Kj r.vrnlti M ItACM; C I: H Hurnl arnl lle lletey. le y . ^ f l l / C h art Central City. n Dr. Henry McLtauUn J , y sEW m *'9™ ,uu-r Revised Official 19 5 1Flo , TKNTII JtA C R i m *s*r. IlraeSda. » 4 e *i i . *e Ml« .8 t High, lumper Bogan WithMakpshiftRnd BetweenTwoBoxes GAINESVILLE, Fla., Apt. C,~ (Special)— Them Is a big dif­ ference between Jumping over a fishing pole suspended between two stacks of boxes, and clearing 8 feet 4-3/8 inches In the Florid* Ralayi— but Done Hester ha* bridged that gap. Don first started using his .makeshift standard* in his heck yard while In high school. Since entering Florida he ha* workeal progressively under the watchful ay# of Coach Perry Beard until ha is consistently clearing the high Jump bar at better than 8 feet 4 inch**. Heater haa Jumped 0-4 In prac­ tice this year hut he had to be content with a second place tie In Florida Relay* when his trailing leg brushed th* pole down at teammate J. Papa •Hall'* record setting mark of 4 -6 4 . Hester, who was the first-run Jumper in Urn Florida Relays, war th* first t# exceed th* old relay record of f! feet 4-1/8 Inrhea. .Stan-line nn even m * frrl, the l55-|>ound Gainesville boy also romictea in the high and 'owr hurdles and occasionally In the broad Jump. condition so Don will la* found nut with the n o s* country team In the Fall. High Jumper* seldom are cross country men according to Coach Beard, hut Don holds a letter In the distance* and his freshman numeral In the Jump*. In his freshman soason last year, Don led the Baby Gator* to an undefeated 6-0 season hy tak­ ing six first places to hr the team's Individual high scorer. On his liest day against the Auburn Fresh lie amas-ed a first, three seconds and a t h i r d . _____ _ ■ t.4>«nt N on ce H tir r t n t a s i n k Vollr*. Is li.fSl.V Blvrn lhal W* are >ntsa tf la business al SSIh St. amt Par : 4 i i u m la rtaafunL Hsmlnnk Ctenlr. K1S lingers lh» firm leaf write. l*Ur 'n Whi*tl»*ed that we falsa* •(,»-weelsiar -ssif name pmsasnl to th# israis «if the FI-tlM-u. Wsme Hlatul*. lu-wll: Her 1*1 *» "f n»fi<la Misdates t»«l with the Har* of tbe-sUrralt I’aurl a,f Hsinlliots Count!'. Florida. Jo h n t*. 1**V l i s t r y It Tii.ahe tu rn e rs M ar I * . 1*11 1949 Kaiser 4 Door Sedan KaHin, Healer, Spot Lisht, While Wall Tires, lew Than 15,000 Miles Pally Guaranteed............................................. * 9 9 6 '°° pioipating call. Second funtiir.t InddaWw— .Die** ro ll cha«lng Dyie# again the m i day and idimaxlhg hectic day hy 1,16-1.96 . SILVER SPRINGS. Apr. 6— (A*)— Florida State League players will have to go some to keep pace with players who preceded them lilt year, (or official figurrs rrlcaicd at league headquarters here today Ly Secretary Peter Schaal that individual batting marks set in 1930 by 10 different players in 18 classifications aic neai ihc all-time tops in the history of the minor lea-# " ~ * * . - 1ttf ford in 1937 when hr fanned th* NoUbla among the individual air 145 times. Yet. Marvin Cohen batting recoria set in the league of Orlando did it with ease in in 1950 were thie* established by 11*60 when he whiffed 169 limes! rookie Bruce Barmea of Orlando. I.yl* Judy of St. Augustine act Ho not only hatted safely In 31 a new record for time* walked straight games to bierk an olJ in one season when he reached mark by four games, but also first base safely 133 times in became the league rookie with 1050, 25 more time* than ththe highest percvnlrge (.3721 previous mark held by Bob in winning th* hatting crown, the Thomas of GaintsvlIic.Lcrihurg player who produced the most in 11*40. hits (217). Other league record* set by Dlek Stellrrn of Daytona set individual players over u season: a new record last year by going .Most hits, one game, nine In. to bat MV times gross, and 69H nings: 7 for 7, Clarence lliay of times net, both new highs for Gainesville at Orlando April 29, Imtlvtdnal le«ene plavers 11I3H. Loran Chrrir Kt. Augustin.>!" • ' ... ' -• »'tn was onr of two plnyrr* in th** Rivrrn n iiminruvillr in UMtl. minors In 1950 to get 24 triples. Most doubles, 40 by Al I'irtle on* better than recorded by of Gainesville in 1919. Daytona Bill K*be in 1939. Most sacrifice hits, 35 by l.rm Most astounding individual re- Campt>ell of Sanford in 1939. cord of them all in 1960 was Kd Most stolen !>**«•«, HI bv llnl Levy’s feat of driving out 33 Shiles of Diyloim-Gainesville in home runs, 16 better than th- 1948. record set In 1949 bv l^u Bevll M«st limes bit by pitcher, 20 of Daytona, three times as many by John Ear-1 of l.e«-»burg in as any loop player had hit fo- 1 191*. anv season from 19.3d thru 1947! I Most inns balled In, 140 bv Htrllcrn also broke anothei lluddv l-ake of S'anfoid in 1916. league mark tty scoring I4d runs. Lake ramr within sight of Id* 17 more thsn recorded by rookie 1.000th league game for front Charlie lleinbaugh of Orlando in 193d thru IM0 the youthful I94H. veteran has ap|*enre,| in 812 re. It took I3 year* for any player gulsr < ■ on contests. Hr is to beat the most limes struck out gunning for 68 in 1951, and 100 art by Bobby Prichard of San- 1 in 1951. Will) Any Adrtrltowl Prices In The 8Ule And Then Compare The Cars Yourself. Prices From 8100.00 To $800.00 Lower. ispy tiypay. MhsMev H. Halaaman suiting- fr^m massed play by big, pmaicjuu^ hruLw^had.(nylball on ihg and drop-hlclilng A P i* . C. I FOR HEALTH BHHj AX AT10N 194K OMa Chib Coupe—Loral One Owner Car dean Aa A Pla ..................... ............... HM-OO Phone 47 GREYHOUND �«im Ay;AP>^ {i i»5i I — a ir YOUR DRIVING COSTS IN HALF w it h a f i n e , C o m e In F o r A “T e st D rive” T o d a v ! STRICKLAND MORRISON. INC SM B. l i t STREET I'll. 200 SEAT COVERS Mr DR. H. K. RING Oplom»tri*t CIIIttOl'KACTOK EYES EXAMINED l i t 8. Palmetto A n . Phone 1732— 1716 GLASSES FITTKD I m il F u rth e r X u tir r W e Will I'lusr Huy ymir car in Sanford Keep your inturnnee at home Save coot, thtough U* :'alaictt>< «'. *11111111 Sti> l The Sanford Atlantic National lUnk Mam her I'lMC TeL M* OUR BRIGGS A STRATOM ENGINE TUNE-UP ttiff I > • M Hat* l b a»r lla ir . tea » n IIb m O* per ttaiee #■» are ■ItHAL ESTATE FOR SALE—.1 lla . llae llae llae taaerOaa la.erOaa laeerllea le.eMlon r u e a a e i (■ tk* line. Ileahle i. W far blarh lee* ran*. PHONE 148 Waal M i M ill ke am ple* e.ee the iMvah.ee aa a e a n ia . Pan rh a lM I I »aae > ia t to 11. 1*4 la t S lelefkea* kaak. la re iara tea Ihle a*raa>aM*il*a lb* U i m O m t I* •• * r *«.4 I * par p e rn p llr. h «<4r* fee a. la r*a 4* r tha reel p M ilb l. * * r . lr * , all Maal M i e n l b* ia aar « f fle* aa Iba 4ap balar* aabllra* 11an. 1*1*4** a r-M Ir *• la tta re ii *elr aa *rm a ita t. la j« *r n l. H ’e ra a a a t b* r« « B * a .ib l* ta r M a r* I baa aa* la ra e re e l I i h i . If THE H E R A L D SANFORD 1— FOR RENT —1 « E l AKA /PAYMENTS, end Sturaa 11 * W. H rtt Btreat f’tmne 49<V W ____________ 6ROOM HOUSE for rent. 2 bed room* furnUhrd. Kitchen partly fui.iirhed, Good location. I'hono 1013 M. _ kURNiSHKD 4 room*. Clean downetalre, flit Park. Apply _ A p t 6.__________ __ 2 BEDROOM houee, unfumithed, good location. Call 790-W. __ FURNISHED apt. 2206 Park A*e. wmm Hr!)! (9 a— REAL Bn l A I b t v U ostt/te—« COLORED f o l k s We era deposing of our colored property in Kaaforl a r e a CHEAP. Lot* au low a* 110 down, ffi month. Beth DeB-e. P O. B«a |W . Sanford. _ NICE ft Room Home. All modem. Ample (pare *0 a* to be eco­ nomical on budget. 1202 W rit *nd. Street. __ NEW BLOCK HOUSE—V bed­ room*, bath, living room, breakfaat room, electric kitchen, 2 car garage: thla la an excipltonally wall built houac. O R A N G E CI.TY—Paynlahed 2 •tory, S bedroom hiaiit. bath, kitchen, carport, very nice. , NEW—Three bedroom home, lehre Tot and garage, well worth the aakirw price of 9T/IM.O0. FRAM E—Three bedroom hou*e, now tiled bethroom, furnlihed or uirfurnUhed. __ EBRD W. RENDER, Realtor M l H. Perk Ate. Pkoae IftM A. It. I'etereoa, Broker I I I N. Park Ate. Phone 112> 4-ROtiM Houee. 2 loii, deep wellideu for poultry. 13*00 N. Ijmeberg , Rt. 2, B«a 142. Otndartillfl. _8anl erd.____ __ _________ _____ NEW 4 Ro*>m bou*e. Call after ft:*), Iftftk'-R 2 ck home, Gaa range, itor, hut water healer, im itating h e* Ur. Venetian Muxt aril. Small down i t , balaaet 241J)S monthft7V Palmetto Ave. Owner after ft P, M. . IT o W N ltB »7E?f,tSr-«NcTOD AIL type* of Real Eatote Phone 1281 118 8. Park Ate. ilU .Lb SWAP M llll*—4u6 B. 4th Si We Huy, Sell or Trade mwl anvlhlnr i'hun* 1RS-J._______ a <• iriih '!>•» aixn you nun’t enn* rour preberlolion# to LANEV’S I'hene IM " T c r r if f N Vriretahlr*, Llvcitock ami ml*rrllaneciu* *alr every Ftlday night at 7:30. Col. Lim y Jonc*. auctioneer. ^A’^ O R D FDIM KHS' AUCTION t i!! i Ip *outli of city limit* on highway FRIED SHRIMP Dinner The Beat Shrimp on Earth'* *1 Horn or'*. 324 K. l»t St "POWER JIOW E llS ROTARY lll.ADE -Unc.imlHJunal ly guaruntrol, Iinnicdlatii do livury. Free demon traimn, any lime. liilJK). V. A. Wju-vlt •*, II mile North I |xmgwtM«l. frade mark tmint* |;i.W gal. New Khaki UmlermbirU 44c each All altc larsaull AHMY-NAVY SL'llPLU S 110 Hanford Aie. Ph. 1121 ROCK LATH. S H E E T ROCK. NAILS, PIPE. S T E E L IMMKD 1ATE UEMVEKY. P H O N E MOA-34M-K.Y.C. ICE IIOX-N) 111. rapneity, lat. mcxlrl. 1033 W. lat. St. 7 ft. u*ed Fiigidaire refrigerator. Call 304. _ ___ 4)1.11 NEW SPAPERS Fur *al<- at 2c a pound at the Sanford Herald _____ USED FURNITURE * . 11 ft •' If defro«ting Norge Eleitric Re­ frigerator, ft un-n food eontparl* menlt Utgr 4 humor Norge Ga» Range; lleaitiurn 2ft HT.U. Space Healer; Enamel table Ion 2 pc. cabinet. AM for 127ft r**b or will aell teparately. Call 710-J-a after ft aw ning* or 1340 workl ng h o u r * . ____________ f T hTICI.KS WANTF.iT - f t W« buy. o il A trade o«*d furniture. Mllwn-Mnirr Furni* VENE1IAN III,IN I IS mad* I* order. Seminole Vonttlati III in. Co. 420 W 3rd Bt. Phot 1IS2-H . _ _ _ _ _ _ HOOF WlIRk of all kind*. Kavea and Gutteo Rrpaitrd nad Paint­ ed. New Rnofa applied. Painting and coaling. Sanford, Ph. 10W8-W. R. II. Arkenburf. WATCH and Ch-W Repairing. All work ruaianlerd. ltrn*onable price* F. M. Kngllah, Jr.. 32ft Sanford An Phone I HOI. NEW FLHOKS - urlacrti to pm feetlnn. Old floor* made |lh» new. Fini'hing, .leaning A wax ■ng. iVrtabli power plaft R) y rai* ailxrleiue *n SemiAoi* County. II U llleaaon,' l* k t r, _ _ . .. : UYWNMOWEhS Hb*rin*n*.i i-< e y ji rrpatrft, bwk in i k. work Priettp’ **rx ■* II. H Sluimn 31 «* \ L F rVI'K3 <r Va». K>'a tollable R a le — Free Cdlmate* Carpenter A Gr»eey. Pb»-.» 13'n.W o> 088,1 Coutiuci -r, builder, rnrninter mi l nuixonry work. Specialitlng in roofing. Nu Job to anudl or large. M. I). Hcatdtley, Sanfotd, lit Ilox 3W, Phone Winter Park 2C2U*7. T IL E YOUIt BATHROOM wall* oowl l'lMttc 01 aluminum wu'l tile. Fie* e*timate*. Orange Tile Shop; 2210 N. Orange; Phone 1343. Oilando. Fla.___________ _ il_ n o t h ' ES-PERSONALS MARY’S LENDING LIBRARY ISO!) .Magnolia I* now open Non. thru Fri. ID to IS A. M.. 3 to *1 P.M. Sal. 4 lo 9 P.M,____ PAINT AM* HOMY WORK Roy Rrrl, 3M Went 2nd. Hirer', Sanford, fhima 183ft. ExpM Work by r*pen*mcei| mrn. o aV Nuasw: ~ H'.'li 1. 8,0* Uftl. .IP!LiijuLdy■ - . mm iftl HEUP WANTED -• New 2 bed toon 1 hour* W.000 fountain and W. 2 lw>droom huuau new ftjR O 1term* Ur Ja Drug Store on both, - , _ ___ emnan. Steady AGGRESSIVE F i r * Da n d V^a c k k s _ Om acre tq thady oak Irwra. itieck hfuift, Hell, ElectricuV. Bmall down paimcnt. 223.00 Mu. ft ntile* w 5 3 n ! i i MflSr. L white wornTiom Sanford. M. HALL f & ’M f t V i t S r t muting. Bghleyaian, W rit* Itox ft3 Banfonl. _____^ Florida Slat* Rank ' WANTED " Sltbin I'rr-w K’ kiu»atilc « f fini*hj I—-REAL ESTA TE WANTED—4 . ,M»» Wool,and fdlk*. lir e * wort an,| guaranliw |40 t IP YOTJ want To **l| your homo, Downtown Cleaner* pri’ilt*, Hat It with ' j . W. dry, IIS Pdlm-tlo A II. Realtor, Florida State i,4*i a hole, Reliable talaaman for l'4al Bank, lildu.. I'hunn J76H. !«• flrai.. Phone tjy RTTOiHttup‘"r7^ a r a : B K THIt w ant Mu t— e/o Mrs- J . - ^5 "K ill; J5P & yRliirn 5ari:i«(;» * ro on Sat. If und pie* a rati 243-R. BLACK Pockrt book lo*t on we»t P in t Hires' er'a iluvk*, b*itk y 6»fw. |>a|ier^^T .'x:i IS— AUTOMOBILES — IS R EN T A CAR. U-drlvr it by day. week, or t*a*on. Engllah Ford* and American Fnrda, *e<l*n*, ■tatloq wagon* and convrMiblr*. St rick land Mor rl>on. h e , Y, F irat St. DODGE 11)61—10 wheeler, deeper, *traight air, jn ft. reefer. SlirJu hand tontrnl, good rubier, S hape, 3 4 . T . ^ TJJV MJ.- I. SPECIAL .Ynv.WlnAr P d fli.; 7G1 ; fWANTED T O 'lK fY goo.| ft room H A H YTI tT E r T B e-t o f Referenera. Mr*. M. Falkrnl-frg, 4194 ll»4M CHRYSLER NEW YORKER. home fairly clo«e In. Itox No. W J t a l H t ________ _________ WANTED to buy Hou*e or l» t 1ft— Haainrt* Opparlon|ile* — It 4 dixir *odan , Juat out*Ida of town from owner, Radio, Heater i'hnno P44.W. National;company"offer* reliable party accura future admiring . ft— ARTICLES FOR SALE 21398 route- of mere h and ** iliapenning maqhlnaa, No aelllng APHX Waahtng Machine, excell­ required. Ideftl rpftre lima actent condition. 260. lift Laurel up to (tart. 2300.00 nrr month pc**ibl* part time, full time 8EM IN 0LE COUNTY MOTORS *pt— SR W K h. , . . 7 DRAGLINK s4rvire - elnyfiH dirt, to p 'adit,,peat, *heU, dump truck nor vie* I'lmtu, lyW^.W. 8 FRESH Jeraey milk row*. Phone lift. _ 14— LOHT AND FOUND - I I 76 NEW HAMfSIUHE Red Pul■; cage, yiplelb-^ aen b« laying. Mr*. WIIIH pf#a»e raft 0P4-X-W. Next In Reel’* Wreekraid Office hi. toil 1M. r. It I’rtxLlreitaeh-Supplle* writer. Hiooe^ „ _ _ b a l e F t room*, mm piel* with | u and aleetricHy. 4 b*d 2 apartment a ia *-re n ee ifT S u llt in kitrhen rahloet link, H rollned front porch, I away led, Pyrcx coffee Offlc* on black rot f acuMfwwa Cheap, Inquire Ccwan KOI inpirmaat FU- Faad i 9 0 a 12— SPECIAL SE R V IC E S —12 ARTICLES FOB SALK 7— DID VOU KNOW T H A T T 5 Vo OF T H E ACCIDENTS IN AUTOS /ARE CAUSED B Y HUG-G-ING* TOO CLOSE TO T H E CURVE' rei 619 Warn riret M. •l« Minin’ *HW AVi'iim BLOWOUTS m ot % fJ e t M FOUR BEDROOM llouec, built 4 vt’aia ago with all improvement*. On comer lot. loo x IftO (Chick­ en Houbc and Yard.) Nice Lawn, ft mile* ea*t of Orlando, I mile from new building* of Florida Fa«Moni Mall order hou»e. Furnl*h<il or unfutnDhrd. Price 1-1,000. Small down payment, 10', uff for all. Both for owner. A!*n next to it, .1 )x*droom huuac, new Juat fini.hr,I. Fur *alc. Price fftftOP. Tel. 404H. Orlando. Rl. tt Box 118-F. LAKE FRONT HOME IVutoi.OO. • Lit 4-01 x 90 F l., Clcaneil Itrarh, 2dtolriii'RU, Fixing mom, llnlh. Kitchen, llmnkfa.t Nook, Utility room. Stum finiahing to !«• done on lio.trtr. Al l tcvernl Lake Fiool L d * for Sale. W. J . I,uffler, fjike Mary. Fla. 4 HEOROOM houac. Good lorntion, Teim* if dnired It. A. H IM,I AMS Rax mind I . I.undi|ui*l. \i-orinlr Saufnrd Atlantic Hank Itlilldine Phone 1473 ____ RENTAL PIIOPHItfV HV have »rvrral piece* of lental propnty Hated for »ale that -how n good return on the inxealmeiil. Phune 1073. R. A. WILLIAMS Itajmond L l.undqulat, Aaaoelat* Sanford Atlantic Bank Building ONE ROOM HOUSE l«* x 2 4 * ^ 1 12 lot* uutalde City, 23,600.00 4 Ca»h. NEARLY NEW, Concrete Rlock Route, 2 Bedroom*. 0 Iota, 13,* liOCI 00 2 1 BEDROOM HOUSE, outxldr City. S4.IHWMHI t’-axh. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE alnut 3 mile* from town, fft.tMNI.IKi, good term*. . 2 HKDKOOM HOUSE, nearby community. Completely Fur. nUhad, l ( i Hatha, |7,000.00, li­ beral term*. J . W. IIALM REALTOR Florida Stale Bank Building ^?*a NICK FARM, Australian 7.*V*. liny dog*, itm llcr, Iwby m*llirsr.n, ear teat, cmchetH bell npraad*. IflbO-L r " a w n m D O !i;~ in c— Raallar HOMES - HOME SIT E S 117 Pirl YOUR AUTHORIZED HISTItlHlITOR FOR IIRIGGS -STRATTON ENGINES AND PARTS N. French Ate. I'h. 207 dark K. Murri*on, Manager MalaH B M < I I'lmnc :U20 tfiu! St. SANKORl) PAINT & GLASS CO. A. I). ROSIER SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP T h e fa tte w ta a r a i n * * * l r la a ll W i l l a . e a b ll.h iO la T h e ll*J III W • liliir Parformonca i • Greater Gai Economy CUSTOM TAILORED COVERS Al-SO AVAILAULE For R ttok i SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. C ir*i y«*t ilig ln k ..... " I ’lBRE COVERS W in t A d s HOLLER MOTOR SALES Ai 1 I*. M. On Sutimlii)*. LUMITB I'LASTIC I’OK ALL CARS H E R A L D Kxpert all a roll ml mnlwnic. Munt In* «ol«;r, n*liable*, k'txiil dmratior Only mm ot the* hiyrln-nt lypc niaal apply. (iiiuTal Motor* Product* cxIH’rieiu’i' lux’frrm l. Cuiitnct Mr. Hubert liallMMii, Sort lie Muliny;or, at HECJINNINCi APRIL 7 LO W EST CO ST A U T O F IN A N C IN G *** * •—« Try Help Wanted NOTICE Please rati for appointment INSTALMENT LOAN DKIHT. HOWAIt I) ZINK SUNK—KIT * *i« DR. C. L. PERSONS E n g lish -b u i l t f CCD I’ArjK KIVli TU B HANKOW) IILUAU), SANlOlMl. l ’U m illA E. FICO BRAND INSECTICIDES ‘ • , J . APOPKA • O R L A N D O : W IN T E R H A V E N .’ ■. .‘7 . tie a J ■••JwVl- SANKOltD DKAl.KIt n iA s r : X|nO) ' , .tone* lor in >Id rn l - ' l l l i l iwen reduertl “ ill* tin* mldeil h t f r l) l i t l t l r t lottlid in oill lik 'd it h*<1 i- if * .V i i u i k* Oin* oo i l l . p i .11 c o m p a n y FOK III S I ' S I ’A I.K t ' O N I IMH ON l l l l i l S I si: I ICO till Oi l . • s T A r m a t L'MI I.StO N c h u m i c a l PIIO.M.S - c o m c a n y VI'OPIx \ n i l — 2311 H\ U/AltR litK Kay t i i i i l i TT 0 2 2 1 1 0, 3 �pag e 1 San ford .Ulnlalerial A ssociation Kev. A n gus G. M cln n h , P resid en t R ev. F re d L . H orton, S e c.-T re a s. All Church Notice* muM lx- prr-enled at The Herald office by 4:00 l*. M. on the da) before publication. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF C.OD Ninth Street and laurel Atrnue 1'rrnrh Avenue and Twenty-aecond Her. S. I . Whatley. Pastor Street Sunday School 9:41 A.M. "Bring II. E. Newell, Paator the family tu Sunday School." Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Morning Worahlp 11:00 A.M. Sermon hy paitnr. Evangelistic Service 7:10 P.M. Il.T.U. 1:00 I’.M. Come to ll.T.U. Sermon hy Evangelist L. C. Al­ to find how to choore frlendi wise­ len. Everyone welcome. ly. Evening Woruhlp R:Q0 P.M. F IR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sermon hy paator. 1607 Sanford Avenue “Come Thou With Ue And We J . Randall Farris, Mlnlater Will Do Thee flood/* "Shllly Shallylng" la the subject the mlnlater has chosen for his 1101.Y CROSS CHURCH morning vermon. lla la urging * 1. pttc opal) Her. II. I.. Zimmerman, II. D., every member to be present. "Follow Thou Me" will he the Hector evening sermon subject the Min­ 2nd Sunday after Kaalcr ister wilt dlscuaa at the R:00 P.M. 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion. 9:10 A.M. I'amily Service and hour. The Church 8choo| convene* at Church School. 11:00 A.M. jfanrbrg Prayer and '*•45 A.M. under the direction of uie-rinlendttit W. II. Purvla. aermon. Christian Youth Fellowahip Service* during the week: Monday, TurnUy and Saturday meeting at 0:30 P.M. Church offlcera will meet Tuea. Holy Communion 7:10 A.M. Friday lloly Communion 0:00 day 8:00 P.M. You are cordially Invited to atAM. tend. CHURCH OF CHRIST FIR ST BAPTIST CHURCH Elm Avenue and Second Street Park Avenue at Sltlh Street J . C. Nlchoiaon, Minister W. P. Brooks, J r , Peator 10:00 A.M. Rlble 8tc.fi iy. John L Miller, Misls.er of 11:00 A.M. Morning »* Worahlp. ' Education R:00 P.M. Evsnlng Worship. "We've Saved A Place For You." Thursday K;00 P.M. Ulhle Study. Sunday School 0:45 A.M. “Take Viiilora always welcome. your family to Sunday School." We provide a place for every member COMMUNITY CHURCH of the family. Lake Mary Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. C. C. While. Paator Sermon hy W, P. II rook t, Jr . Church School 10:00 A.M. ClaaaTraining Union 6:45 P. M. (a for all ager. Unions for all age groups. Story Worahlp 11:00 A.M. Hour for children under 0 years Westminster Fellowship 0:10 of age. P.M. Evening Worship 8:00 P.M. Tuesday* Choir practice H;00 Sermon hy W. P. Ilrooka. Jr. . P.M. Wednesday Evening service 8:00 Thursdays Prayer and Rthlr P.M. Hour 7:30 P.M. “Christ la the answer for all the F IR S T METHODIST CIIUHCH world." J . E. McKlaley, Mlnlater WESLEYAN METHODIST Mr*. P. H. Hlcpheitaon, D.lt.H. CHURCH 0:45 A.M. Church School. A rlaas • Peole for tvery age. George D. Marsh, Pastor 11:00 A.M. Morning Worahlp. Sermon Topic: "The Afterglow*'. Quarterly Conference Meetings 6:30 P.M. Youth Fellowahip ^ Saturday Evening Worship 7:10 Servlet. Sunday School 9:16 A.M. 7t80 P.M. Evening Worship. Morning Worship 10:46 A.M. Sermon Topic: "The Kingdom A YMWII Bervlco 6:43 P.M. Treasure". Evatiiog Win - hip 7l0U P.M. Rev. J . I. Hambo, president of CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY the Florida Conference will preach * ALLIANCE in all of these arrvlrea ami also Park Areaae and Faurleenth special music and singing. Street Everybody welcome. Her. Glean P. Smith, Paelor - Bible School D:46 A.M. CHRIST CHURt:Ht Long wood u Mwnlp* Worship 11:00 A.M. (E p krop alt JfU elraary Sunday will he ohaeryad. Tha i a*tor will '(..-ah. from Her, II. I , Zimmerman. IL D , Vicar • missionary theme. 2nd Sunday after Easter Evening Service 7:45 P.M. The 4:00 P.M. Evening Prayer nnd paator will apeak. All are wrl -ome. The mid-weak aenrlra will he sermon. All are welcome. held on Wedneaday Evening at fillt FIR ST CIIURCll OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST F R E E METHODIST CHURCH 866 East Second Street Waal Fourth Street and Laurel _ Areaae Sunday School 0:45 A.M. Morning Service 11:00 A.M. _ Fred R. Hertoo, Paator Sunday School M B A.M. Wednesday Service 8:00 P.M. Reading Room Tuesdays and Morning Worship 10:46 A.M. . p jte U o Program (Dial 630) 8:<00 Fridays 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. Willingness to ncknowladg* the Young peoples Service 7:00 P.M. unreality and Itlusorineea of that Evangelistic Service 7)30 P.M. which God never mad* enables men ^ P ra y e r Meeting Thureday 7:30 to accept and re Joice In God'* per­ fect and real creation. This fact will he stressed in Christian Sci­ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ence servirre neat 8umJay when the subject of the Lesson-Sermon Park Avenue and Third Street D “ Unreality." J . Bernard Real, Minister Church School 10:00 A.M. A statement from Christ Jesus’ “Sermon on the Mount" provides tha Golden Teati "Evary tree that “You are to be a scholar, n pro- bringeth not forth good fruit la feeeor In science. n statesman, a hewn down, and cast Into the lawyer, a physician, a merchant, fire" (Matt- 7i 19). Readings from .... the .. . Bible Include "The Lord le righttha followingt • “ coos In nil hie■ way*, and holy In all hit worka" (Pa. . ___ any partnership .......... ____17). U5; ffn and God In your business7 Among the correlative rmM nw a* lac tad these thing., 4* from “CiUue# •**. Ilaatih **>Jth hold your method* of main­ Key to the Scriptures" by Mary taining your life and character Baler Eddy is the following: •Meog men with a distinct umisr- “Everything good or worthy, God Handing with yourself that the mad*. Whatever 1* valueless or way pointed out hy (he provhlrnre baneful, Ha did not make,—hence of uod, by whieh you can become Ha unreality. In the Science of a better man yourself and rich to­ Genesis wo mad that He taw ward God, 1* developing In your- everything which He had made, Mtt the Dtvtaa guelttJeeT" 'and, behold, It was very good"* Phillip# Brooke (p. 525). feu HEATING FRIDAY APR. 6. 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA At THE CH URCH ES \ 4 an UPSALA COMMUNITY CIlURCn Church School 10:00 A.M. Worahlp ip ll:o 11:00 A.M. Weslm tnster Fellowahip 7:00 W P.M Prayer Meeting Wedneaday 7:10 P.M. Sunday Evening Service R:00 P.M. A lic e T r a f f o r d (C a a llia H great gear O H ) later dropped by aomr members of the family, ilefonging to the no­ bility she would ho known as Lady Alice had the continued to live In England. The family had first intended going to Australia av English colonists, then decided to i ome to America, hut the remain­ ing member* of the family finally abandoned the idea. Mlaa Allir, as she wai known to hrr many frlmda, was employed for several years by the Sanford Herald and later was for many years the clerk and financial sec­ retary of the First Ilaptiat Church. Her slater died several years ago artd her brother, who became Inc auprrlntendent of water works at Richmond, Vs, alao ha* been dead for n number of yrara. Mis* Trafford 1* lurvived hy a nephew, Herbert Trafford of St. Petersburg: a grand nephew, Her fe rt Trafford, Jr . and a few distant cousins. The funeral svrvicea will be held Sunday at 3:00 P.M. at tha Firat Baptist Church with llrltson Fun­ eral Home In charge. Burial will hr in Lake View cemetery. Sanford Ministers fConllnurd from Page One) written by the association to thu County Commiiilon requesting a change in these laws, and declared that no response to this letter has yet been received. He added that numerous reports had l>een made to the association regarding the prevelance of tho sale of liquor to minora In Sanford and Seminole County. Hope wax expressed by the min­ ister* that the citlxen* of the city and county will rally to the sup­ port of law* which prohibit this, and that the law-enforcing agen­ cies are to it that the laws are enforced. The Rev. Fred R. Horton wrote the Commission that the Minister­ ial Association on Mar. 26 hail unanimously adopted a resolution to request the Commission to hava all places of business handling in­ toxicants conform to the City'* closing time. The Commission took no action on this request on Tuesday but Commissioner* Pope and McOtl.«>■<! »ujutitrrred to confer with the ministers on the matter, said D. P. Herndon, county clerk, Oils morning. Stepinac Advices ir * s lls » C Vrwm r a u e u se ) control over temporal affair*. "The Cathnife church cannot he i nslavnl hy any state." ha said. A man of medium height, wiry and ohvlnuslv In good health, Archbishop Stepinar stood throughout the hour-long interview. Somrtlinr* he was rigidly erect, some, time* leaning forward with a long forefinger stabbing home emphasis on a particular point h* was mak*n*. As he spoke, a set ling tun glint­ ed down from th» high surround­ ing hills—now checker-boarded In spring greens and tha rich black of newly-tilled Held*—and filtered through the ainglt, barred window of hla cel). Archbishop Stepinar had Just returned from hla evening prayers In a tiny room adjoining bis cell which has been set aside for use as hla personal chapel. Earlier In the afternoon, there hkd been a visit from his lister. The Interview dealt largely with relations between the church and state with little reference to the tent* situation Involving the Rus­ sian -domInated Comlnform, tha democracies of the west, and Yago* •lavU’a own Independent position. But prison authorities, among them the Institution's commander, quoted him a* saying la private conversations that tka Roman «H»0,ica Of lh# country should fight slde-by-ald* with tho Serbian Orthodox Church In the event war again comes to Yugoslavia. . outlet of the Interview, Archbishop Steplnae was Informed by thla correspondent that any statement he cared to make would be recorded accurately and reportcd completely without censorship. Senate Committee Israeli War Scare ( C s s lIs s rC ream rage Mast in the demilitarised son* and a short distance inside Syria was ordered after United Nations repreventative* had shown their In­ ability to preserve tho dcmilltaHred character of two xones, one north and the other southeast of Lake Tiberias. He added that a number of abandoned Arab houses which "had «erved as hideouts for at­ tackers” in the tone* also were demolished by Israeli police last night. (A Syrian Army spokesman at Damascus said the houses were blown up at Mazraat, Klhourv arid n*qqara in the disputed llulrh drainage project di.trlct north of Tiberias, and at Negaib, southeast of the lake. The spokesman charg­ ed the action showed the Jew* were continuing to use *“e demili­ tarized zone as if it were their own. (Damascus dispatches said anti­ aircraft batteries were installed on the outskirts of the .Syrian capital today.) Dispatches from Tiberias sal*' the whole I.Jtdrr was in a state of preparedness' lest the I'al s*ine war break out anew. U. N. "b ■rivers, charged with supervising the 1(148 Jewish-At ah armistice, feared their staff was not big enough tu cope with the situation. The Israeli bombing, it was reported here, caused major dam­ age to the border center of El tfcimnra, the village of Bat el lladld and .Syrian position* In those areas. It was also reported, h'\,.vcr, that Syrian relnforcerlent* were being sent to Ihr El Mamma area In Tel Aviv an official Israrll spokesman said the Inimhlng Ltd listed as targets the El llsmmt been “completely successful.” He police station and "a number of fortified position* a few n u t'rs Inside Syrian territory proper, from where the Israeli policemen were fired on and killed." (A Syrian Army spokesman In Damascus said the Arab tones did fire «>n the Uht Israeli piaims hi the raid uti.) t-i sslbly damaged two of them. Me said there were n> Hyrla ca uutlUes from the bomb ' " a i lM *ed Nations headquarter* in New York Abba 8 . Ebnii. permansnt Israeli representative to the U. N.. handed a letter to the Security Council drawing its at­ tention to the border as a matter PhiloRophcr l€ * a a tl» e d P*»<** tla e l In success stories. They don l expect to earn a million dollar* in a quick killing, or br famous overnight. And thoy don't like the look* of some of the people who have done that. “I have been stnid hy the numbci* whw are going Into what you can call a dedicated life, Inis profession*' like academics — where success is not measured In ordinary standards. And a grrat many ate piepsrlng them­ selves for government, not in order to get m on the giaft, bus to try to make it the way thrv would like to have it/* They sense, hut have not de fined, their own Ideal*, Dr. Edman *<ild. "Thr old cliche* are a Joke In them," he added. Dr. Edman illustrated the point with a story of an acquaintance, • veteran of World War II. win voluntarily placed himself on the Army'* active list. Raid the vet: "I'm willing to fight for America again. But I'm not fighting for what thev call ‘The American Way of Life.' That kind of tall makes me sick. It Isn't that stuff It's something else," In Ihs same way. Dr. Edman said, older Individual* a rt look­ ing for a re-valuatlon. "They don't wait either a mechanical socialism nor an anar­ chic system cf free enterprise. They sens* something els* hut haven't yet defined It, any more than that soldier did.” The current crisis In morality, Dr. Edman said, may be bad. “ pit* every Create* !*• own reaction," he declared. *'lf for example, yon had ssrlouslv proposed thr Idea of a word government In 1902. most proote would have laughed at you. But thla present crisis has forced u* to consider the idra seriously. "There will be a powerful re­ action to th* low stnte of public morality in the tame way." K s s lIs s H Krea* P s s * Oae) had announced that “I have today approved substantial locroaaoa In the strength of th* United 8tates lorcc* to be stationed in Westsm Europe. The extent of these increases and the timing of them will be worked out in close coor­ dination with our North Atlantic partners." This char signal that the {'re­ sident was urting on hi* own to ri-mfurca the North Atlantic dslenses went virtually unnoticed hy a Congress thrn engrossed In the Korun war situation. Some observers believe there might never have been any "great debate" into which top leaders of both parties plunged if the President had followed this up with n request to Congri-s* for authority to send ground force contingent*. lit had asked for such authori­ ty to rend military equipment to Europe and had received it with what look* in retrospect like re­ latively minor controversy. Mr. Truman stirred the contro­ versy to while heat at thu Jen. II n*w* cor.fer.-nce. I'ndti ,-^t isu u t question* hy importers, the President said h-' ha* authority to rend more IJ. 8. foot soldiers to Europe and In­ tend* to use It. II* said he would r--n*ult the Iradrrs of the Foreign Relations and Armed Services Con mlttees In Imth houses out of politeness. But he Insisted he isn't bound bv any decisions of Congress out­ side of possible restrictions placed In money hill* l>y the lawmakers. Il> went on to say that If the legislator* wanted to restrict the fund-, he wa* willing to go in the country on th" l**ue, adding that hr had licked 'em one* be (’•re. Thl* last we« a rvf'-<nce to hi* successful 1948 prudential campaign. Thi-. brought a quick answering last from Penator Taft of Ohio, ijiaimtan of the Republic Policy t -mmIt tee, that the President's tntrinrnt marked "the end of the bipartisan foreign policy." Taft, incidentally, seems to have been right on that ecor# thus far. There ha* been vrry hlHc two-party cooperation since. The controversy which later split the country actually began with a speech hy Herbert Hoover last Dec. 19. The Republican former president called then for >'establishment of a "Gibraltar” of Ann rlean defenses In the West m i Hemisphere. Bui it W«. » s! ur.t:: after the January newt conference that the “great debate" began to take solid form. The Issue was brought before (he Renate by Senator tVherrv of Nrbracka, the Repub­ lican leader, with a resolution to bar the sending of an* more troops to Europe until Congress npnroved the policy.’ ,V Rcnubllran leaders ,n|(l wid* apart, with Hoover, Tgfl and wh-wrv mnonv othtrv opposing the m '** eon*r<hution of Ameri­ can foot soldier* to Europe's defenses. Governor Thomas E Dewey of New York, the 1048 presidential At tea •’dock oa ThnrwUy aontlat. BUY 10th, 1951, Um Bnari of Pabtte laotreetlM will rwcwlvn awled bite on Um fwnlahtef and Inotillotton W a cwatrml hooting plant at Um OvMo ockooL BUo m m l bo orniwponloi fcp E corttfM or caohtor'o chock In Um nun of fln (I) par coat of tho bid. The Board roaorvoa tho right to F6|oct onp or til Udo. Committee* o f both houses before he sends more troops. But th* resolution is Dot clear whether such consultation would constitute "approval." Mr. Truman Indicated at a Jan. 18 news conference that he wouldn’t be adverse to such con­ sultation. He said then he never makes any mov* In foreign af­ fairs without consulting the in­ terested committees. T aft said he regards thr Renate resolution as directing th* Appropriations Committee not to make moiiry available for send­ ing more than four divisions until Congress acta further. The McClellan amendment’s "congressional approval" la so unde fined that few can agree on (he form such approval ought to take. It might l>e accomplished sim­ ply by Congress' voting funds for sending additional divisions, despite Taft's view. It might be done by passage of a law by both houses. It might corns about mrrrly through the passage of another advisory resolution by one or both houses. Short of a Russian attack which would bring the North At­ lantic Treaty's mutual assistance provisions into action and free all restrictions on thr movement of U. 8 . troops, the best bet Is that Mr. Truman won’t ignore Con­ gress on any decision to send additional ground force* to West­ ern Europe. High Blood Pressure H. K. RING, D. C. High bl ood pressure la a warning of some­ thing wrong in th* body. It may be caused hy ab­ normal k i d n e y function or ab­ normal deposit* In the wall* of blood ves'-ls. Abnormal heart action may .cause high blood pressure. W hatever th* immediate contributory cause is there la altra/s the underlying «fcu*r “ DISTURBANCE TO Till, NORMAL FUNCTIONING o p THE NERVOUS SY STE M ”. This is the reason why kidneys fail, heart* don't function proper. Iy or abnormal deposits are mad* in blood vessel wall*. Why is there a disturlmnre u> the functioning of the nervous system ? Because somewhere in the spinal column a vertebra has slipped out of il« normal poll.. tion* ami c»u*ed an Interference* to tne r l " * ’•f -nergy from the brain to tiwue o i l * o f the lady. Chiropractic adjustment currecta this vertebral abnormality and rrluase* this vital energy to perform It* normal bodily func. tion. Adv. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING-TVPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU O F SANFORD TBLEPH0NB8 180 and 1071 Roam 101 Sanford Atlantic National Bask Bide. S P E C IA L !!! ONE WEEK ONLY! Supply U n ite d -O rd e r Today I Vs** ItnrlM •asrialM D m oM nunoM BIND COUPON BELOW Afro--American Insurance 'any*s 5 0 th B irthday ea sy t e r n s arran g ed — L. WWkou* aMcttiaw, I waald Uk* a F R E E home ' -----traMgg DR. nnd MRS. GEO. H. STARKE IW pteno and «MtflmUaM m l mi Architect Elton 1. Monghlon. Banted Atlantic Natlonol Bonk BalMteg. Services of urgency. He deoeribrd the Syrian actlona a* “deliberat* and flagrant viola­ tion* of the armistice agreement" of 1948 which followed th* Ar*bJewish Palestine war. Earlier this week, 8yrla aent a letter to the Security Council charging Israel had violated th* armistice by He activities In the demilitarised border gone. Last night's bombing was th* climax of * series of Incidents In the tone, occupied by Israel and stretching from lbs liulsh swamps In the norlhsait to th* Yarmuk valley at the southern end of the Sea of Galilee. Th* 30-Rille-long area was made a demilitarised tone between Bytla and Israel in the cease-ftn agree­ ment of 1948. Though belonging to Israel, It la patrolled jointly by Syrian and Israeli police, eervIng under U. N. supervision. The clash** originated with It1 HulsH rarl's nrafert irnlert tn drain 4the ivampf, The U. N. observer* . ._________ server* call ed the project worthy, but urged it he postponed until settlement of disputes with Syrian landown­ ers. Israel Ignored thla recom­ mendation and continued tho wotk over Syrian objections that, since It Involves the eourcoa of the Jordan RWer, tho, boundary might be altered C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S TO PLANT nominee, and Harold E. Sixteen, who sought th* some nomination, took the presidential elds, al­ though they criticised some of Mr. Truaan'a policies. On th* Democratic tide, Ca­ binet members, most senators and Democratic National Com­ mittee officials backed the Pre­ sident. But It remained for General Dwight D. Eisenhower, a possible choice for a 1952 Presidential nomination, to strike the most telling blows for th* President's program. Congnrs* apparently had in Eisenhower, as head of the North Atlantic defen** forces, a confidrnce that many member* seem­ ed to lack In Mr. Truman. After three months of argu­ ment the question of whether the President alone has the power tu deploy troops—as Mr. Truman asserted he has-—remain* tech­ nically unsettled In the Senate's resolution. .Senators split hairs over the Issue. The President's critics generally contended that while he could deploy troops. he couldn't assign American soldiers to an International army without Congress' permission. The Senate gave its harking to the four divisions and thus the President won on that score. But th* resolution leaves a wide field for controversy over the McClellan “congressional ap­ proval" amendment. In the January news confer­ ence, Mi. Truman said he doesn't regard himself as bound bv Con­ gress' decisions on troop |-ollc>. The Senate's dctlston wa* :n the form of an alvisory opinion wh'c’i hat no forte In taw. technically, then, the President could Ignore it completely. Morally he may feel bound to make more than a mere gesture to Congress. In that connection, the Senate laid down suggested procedures for the President to follow. The senators asked him to consult Eisenhower, the Chief* of Staff, Secretary of Defense and the ] Foreign Relations and Armed •f Ike wonderful NEW PORTABLE Sowing Machine at f M I t ^ » i \ HERBERT L. tod HELEN E. NAME. DR. and MRS. J . C. RINGLING and FAMILY •TTFV ADDRESS T . W . L a w to n , B a p t. ZION HOPE M. B. CHUBCH >■• >Fy . REV. H. W. WILLIAMS, PASTOR CUT ; r—— I f , ILF J), ’ 1k 'if- ★ ;V.— f - -- VKt * • lYMOUTH— DO ★ ■4 w i 4 ;ra ,j.J PtenolW I �Iii Unity Tfcm la Strniith— To Pratwt tiA ¥*wt* or the World; To f M M ii I h Frogre*# o( America. To P n t l H PiW m U y I n Sanford. THE WEATHER H t t p ^ a n f u r f Generally (air through Tuesday rxrrpt (nr considerable rlnodlnraa extreme south. No dicxlrd chim e in trmprralurr. Light In moderate * ..ruble wind* through Tuesday. c AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAII.V N E W S P A P E R V o lum e x x x x ii Kntnhlixhrd * 1908 S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A MONDAl VPR. il. AxHociatcd | i.,n P re s s Leased N o. IB3 W ire W arren Reinstates Jimmy Sullivan As S h e riff At Miami U M T S u f f e r s B lo w In C o m p r o m is e T o R e s c u e D r a f t B ill G o v e rn o r D enies A ny L a w V io lation By S h e riff A t t a c k e d B y K e fa u y cr G roup Reds O p e n Gates Of R e s e r v o i r In Central Korea TALLAHASSEE^ Apr. '» <,V» '-^Governor Warren Inday i m ­ itated impended Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan of Dadr county Warren laid a (turfy of cvnleme before a grand jury which indict­ ed Sullivan “doe* not tl.ow die violation of any law of the Slate of Florida by Jimmy Sullivan, nor doea it rhow that be willfully (ailed In perform any duty im "pored on him by law, or that lie acted corruptly in the performance of any duty impoted on him by law.** Sullivan war tutpended by War­ ren Oct. I ft. 1950. following hi* indictment on charger of ncplf*l of duty in failing to enforce gam­ bling lawt and for permitting dr puliea under him to acrepl bribe*, yheld the indictment “void and in­ effective** in that it did not chrige Tire Florida Supreme Couit 'airc ^Sullivan with a clime under lb? law* of Florida. The reinrtatrment of Sullivan automatically cancel* the commie Itoa of Thome* F. Kelly, who ha< been terriag at sheriff during Sul­ livan** Sutpention. UP Sullivan „i* ...» the irrnnd Florida sheriff to lie *u*pended. then reinn atea by W im n . T1»0 other waa Alex Littlefield of Voluain county who waa lurpetMel following newt pa par repnrta of wide open gambling tn Voluata county, lie waa >1Avan a hearing and rein•toted. aver, ansptnilorta o( four other sherifft, Walter- Clark of inttrund (Coot Imod a o f o * M i) u n Are Reported'Hurt By Car Shortage JACKSONVILLE. Apr P (.Special t — Grower* in IhI’-impaino State Farmer*' Market area arr differing e*m«ideratile g tl*ie to rgr shortage. Tht Vo. p rontimie* heavy and their deoty of demand, but geltinr produce to the rdoanmrr It aerluutly hamprted beeaure of the critical tranmnriaUou ulna. lieu, William L WUatm. tDirector of State M*rh*ta. reported today In lit* weeklv maritri m»rit« rreview. "In *ptte ef tht* e*r shoring'. 12? ear* moved out <*f Pomr*no on April 3rd. breaking all rveordt fur one day** lhlpment. A total of (17 ear* moved during tin ,o week. Bean* continued to de’ crease In volume though 121.924 bushel* brought price* ranging front 11.00 to I M i ' tad aa.Mii hamper* of iw|ua*h ranged from Tie U» 93-90. I’r a X itf> eontlnued to inereaie In ridum* with 190.193 hamper* ringing from Un­ to 93.7k. tiro** ante* for the peat week totaled |0fll AO4 00 for Stl.199 anils of orator* Inelu-ling ll-w tie w t Aw r tu * T nal oM n. Brown'* Father Dies In Wekt Virginia Mr*, dame* Rrwwtt «•> called la*l night In Ben* Run. W. Va. herauae of the sudden daath of her falher, O. M. Freeland. Mr. Itmwn accompanied her. Mr. Freeland. *4. wa* a retired grarerv and fead »torr operator. Ht formerly lived in Oeleen. Other survivor* Include the widow of i# Ren* Run; Ml** Ada Freeland of WMt. W. Va.: add Herman A. Freeland of Marietta. Ohio; alto one grandchild, Donne Joe Nagle of Ren* Run. Al b a n i a j i t t b i i y , LONDON, Apr, (k -td V -JilU ry Alhtalu pr«U*t»d today again*! aaaartad riolatlon* by ate. and land nf lu lertllnriei by Italy and Ortrer. Account* of the nrottit puldlih, 4 H by the Soviet New* Agency V7 Ta»a coincided with Togort* from yariou* nrighlmrlng cmistrie* that Iho Soviet aatetlite government on Iho Adriatic had thwarted a nlannad uprising by W »0 antl-Com•uniat Albanian*. Turk*. Grrak* and Yurotlav* acalnat the reglm* nf Rag Premier Raver Hatha. TKRMINAL BON DA Circuit Judge M. B. Smith li to eat a date tn the near r a hearing regarding the i af a boJ itaue of toho • ho tenataal nrajeet. EdaUarrvey. an- Convictions In Groveland Rape Case Reversed M e >— Supreme Court Rules Negroes Entitled To Change Of Venue WASHINGTON. Apr. 9 uV> I lie Supreme Court today revetted dir conviction of Samuel Shepherd *nd Waltei Irvin, Florida Nrgrnei who were tenlrnrrd to die for (lie ta|>e o| a while girl. Hie roiitl’t imanimou* action wat annountetl in a brief opinion which tiled an eailirr decition by the high Inliunal in a cate involvini. » Texan. Hw enl. who wit mained, wat atlarkrd near Groveland. Fla., on July Ift. 1949. Sl»e wat then 17. Attorney* for the Negtnc* told the Supreme Court Hint Incident* of Inwlrtaiie** and dlaortler rut red in the Gtnveland area niter the in|>e. Iluring the tlirinrhaiirc-* one Negro »u»peet «»« »h<>| |« death. Ileeaute nf (hr incidents thr National Guard amt. later, the I t'Uh field artillery from Tampn were enf Into the reeion. The attorney* rontendeil Shepliertl and Irvin »h«uld not havt l.een tried in lathe county, Fla. I>er»live of freling again-t them there The appenMo Swrrjng Court was filed after the rloridr Supienic Court upheld the con vie vhtion of the pair. The court'* action w«s announc­ ed In only four word*, "The judge­ ment Is reversed" blit dustier Jackton wrote an opinion rnneurrlng v Ith the rouri'* order in whirli he said "prejudicial influences outride the (trial.courtroom * I w*r« brought t# bear on tht* lury wttb anch 9ar-j* thaMb* comlu»i->n I* Ineerapahie that ihew- defend' ant* were prejudged as guilty ami the trial wa* hut a legal grtltir to register a verdtel already •' taled by the prex* and the pt.ld! opinion which it generated.” JtiriP e Frankfurter mnenrred In Jack hum opinion. In hi* -on i hiding paragraph, Jackson **1*1 Uie rase presented "one of the Iw-*! example* of one of the worst turnHre* to Amc-riran Justice." Jnekton added• •'Newspapers puldDhfd a* a fact apd attributed the information to the Sheriff, repudiated :he i lory. \Vltne**ft »ed per-on* r»ll nl si Jumi i .aid they had re»d oi ii*ard of tht* <t*trment Rowever, no mnfcMion wa* ofleic-l ■I the trial The only i«: n l eiplanatlonv for tla iK>npr«iuct."n in n-utt »ie .i«*..M <r m r*«c *••• \\ \ S » l | M , T O N . \ pr •• _|'*Mir, Fm w»•~ •h*»•••»•F* • « % ................. Rivet K’iscs Over 4 I'cct Bin Al l i e s K’f.trli 111*4h Gmmul 1’ \ r l h u r * « I iir%t p tiM ir «l*f m r n | * . *049 r r p o r f n l I in Va ) fu h . i t r ilr fi i l r t l i i i a i n a l . i n i <ti«* r i | i l n t j r i .ir I inn w h i r h t i i u i M up••r I I h r l e r n t f r i T n wf.iltiw ,1 1 Ml* p r r m r r o m m a m l r r in I h r I ' j r ; SnuthernerH bird Large Crowd Sees Kiwanis Club Kolary ('lull Is By Over Segregation Score Hit With Minstrel Show KnlDrlainrd llijrli Birr Club . Nineteen Arc Killed In (M7 Plane O I Presidential Board Opposes Use Of Foreign Labor On American Farms ■ V'? t l .wl ITl 1 ltinr*r in k ^ n !•» 1 oninuini'lv t»|tfiirtl tlif ii Otlihv-l ’* M’fXHIINGTON. Apr. -«#!*)— oi ill. 1111 -nr llw i.li.in Ifrwrv.ill Ism ... . ruti*l K. mcs IrnUy sml Umverml Mi liary I Mining *«l*o4 ml nun in "I te.tlfl . sir. Imkcd down still (uitncr i r t t l 111* hi * uitlv nf lUvI.Hl^ tlnVatt on Alllfil lirltl IimI.1V lliry IL’ircti to t ill.ill lull .itnrmlmrttl whult tu lt llirir pin gtcum l lint lltr I'mIIiui RthPI tltlf n«» pMn.il (1<.wm hi tioilitfu; moir tlun 111**tr* til.Ill I**911 •ml tine lull Irrt .«iitIt*>fi/.i11•«ri lor (Irawind up A Mi M. ttiliv nu'ltl ihr M.itri Inrl plan fi»i lo n g ffii lo pat* »>n I ilrr. I min llir firvi l.inan.«k«' 4ppiOV« ma« innlim: mtl lltnr n«t rl.iiuMi it* 1 intrtl N-ilmni (our%. r j hv ihr llouir Ainirtl Srivicff i% Mvnmillre »t unuld l-ikr .» tr^nUr Nr nil til \lliril rlfinrnlh tlnttr lltr rt|»d*i|rr| Itltpi- flrw l.iW, p .m rj hv i (inKim inil •ilinnl hv thr Pfrtnirnt. I" pul try t* tin m m . I v I uditli Alin* engineer 19.1191191K |*1191 intil cMci |. A 1 I . id Ihr tom m oon frpfrw nti -in *' 1lirir 'kill l*r no rr *1 *ti4in. rffm i in iirtn »fronic «ip|H»fition lo 1l»r\ i im l IH) • 1 Mlllkf HltllMllI l M l which hv% drvrlopnl in drI'lnVkiltv: *1tf 91%ft* 4I1<1 ill dl'l 4 hilr on ihr CMfnlnnilion diAft* lilt" Hill ill 111* -1 Ilf II III1 9 I'll Irjintnw hill now hrfoir ihr ||ou*ra ol llinw.ng I hr itlrd It In hr u 1 o il .in up­ Tlx II w.,|l lllltl ISI* 4*1k(Of , Mltelllt coming iiibil.lule wl..il. contain* I'lio lu s ll> T.sl .Swiilnt 4**4|4i 1 *iir Mir tHI h --(It- H i l t . "''n il, I * o f l l . e i m i . y I o n l , * , I pat nil. 1. . Mti- Miaiii piiiMt "f im lT ill pinv.v.nn* .tl .ill ,|H.noiird iccn tly t*> it'* l>i, tlxI-..I ,. Rid lr*l«tnfli*9* Hi l l.aiiman \ iiivon t |)-G.i) an*t>lrd Xiiii't li'itn \ ■•|c | i* i i s m i i 1, kiiriit Ifi •srvrf.il w* •k • left lo right. top low, Minn Ifi lifMn \tv t't Il'k* •mil h of It..' ni.iin.nl lltr decl»mn aifri , ,|u»lleit,st, winner «f tin lo im.iilh |lit ft *4*1\IMI M'IImIa) Mt* Rid c,| vritlon of ll.e «omnutlee. He nld gi.uip; Cal,dim -ellM-iiy, klitUltl IM afoppl**! Mil* >1 ad vai.i il wav unaninmu*. hy mil Hliinri of III, .1 I? 111.mil. idd 111911*9* • Ml everat piklfll . call. group; Itoiolhy t li»*l..'lh S, h Ih r tl.tiit 1 I .Nil frrt hurli Thr m ill. Winn. 1 of Hi. |;i ?| wniitli Bril** .iprnril1 lo of it* IM f 1*— At the unit time Rep. Kilday xl tdil group, F.iucr-oii Jrff.uds, .It , pntrs. Sn CRtl • were re|x-r(e-l ( D-1 ex I duel o.e,l modilx atinni in winner in Ihr 7 7 .1.' month >dd IflilMf 9nMi ai.othri iIm I i hill amendment. He gmup Mliltlle |owr. Ml. sii |*»r. Thr B mU l|l«> l.ave h.xil two amne .lefford*. wrilin. I III Ihr five •pl|||MM» *■ 191 Ittmini; tin if tiisn proj>o,ed pet ion.illy to pul • check on any delrimri.t ot college *IUi ntlHr (I»hh1: K«rM. |m »*fit lltr 1*h'|9!<Kill t deni, mlelv on t'.V I **l« of aptimtpi Sandra Hhtvetf, winner in llivarhnn Imi;Iirm>, m •••mIm Mlllrd ti.de Inti. , , . e 111 II! innulli nld group; l.lrnn tii|'l*lv Jtlrvv Revel*, Jr ., winner in the ;! **» If il.r ion.niitfrr amendntent on S* 1 ••11rI, (•» in \1 Mi* klM\ V*1* • old gmup Rntliun mw. |t«le Free *»I|*tt ii* *h*inli Mir * lt'il» l Ml |, atcCi>led llie .............. l>ilj will(up(1 until, *rrunil in tlo '{> 7C. month 1 iit'ii V\•*ii 1•1 Ink'll''.»> . lltr old gluup; th.ris Jrnn Catlwm, Althoiifih f 1^"lit 1nc nt-Mi Ihr »r ,nlr l-o ll.e I’.eodenl. will winner in ihr 'Jfr-.'td monll old Ml‘t\t*l| hit Ih •II .•VI IT, A I* " " advoc of ll.e .Senate, lo ap|xiint gioilp; and Cuiiiln. y Si. ptien It •|*"fill**ViI I •if 1.' III* *I»I1 Ml f a It,e 1114.1 ,.v.It... , iilli.ni.'M.n to S-Hlrihlnni, winner in Hi.- Iroy*' S. KlFfhMi \liny hi 4*h|UN11•'I |I ••**II 4**4»4 9*4* V*MB» I group of ,| I., |? mniilh, old M#•I Mill* hr * im itnll* MllMVl Hi* iii • it m( ilaitnl • " i \tt •- timnffl 1 t.iiiiiiiiuhf t«|*i mi* nl «*m it|*h*» tl Stilt lay mI i * f M«m,m ImIwtru fh* liver .«ft*I *«'l «iiv»«riviK \lhr*l «ii|i|irri \« im I !•#«*«t•*|f1 N|*h •’Irmly h**\%**l Mt" fl»H»||{i(lr* rh* r*l lliMii Ihr • hll'f • 4 1'l'MVr||fIk m|hm*'I \\ \siHNOTo:; \i • p l l »e**tlNt* 0 *l t t n t'a g r h it I Ih I* VVhiMrft |ll-Mi i -iii.I (riiliy I I*, tflgti 0 . |f.lr • » It|l i|ft ||. ihr \ifir i lean Tattu 11•»t •*«»i Tr»h Mi* ilirn flnn "I Mt Mil . Ilv# Two \tifr* Acciflcnfs rifith'tv u rauftlllir "*bmi9m* •liffimlWli'tllr Fftl#|(4ktM *1 H*«t «• 1 (•*' in miktni; n«lr<iunl« iMpiMpria• |lll» •*'tU\ Ml lit |9t*M(i9l Rt'porlt'il SafnrtbiY llilf! for Mr Soil I 91 4 9\;»tu»n Ititir Itrufi ill thr f *|ti9o Sr 91 1 t r. 1*1141 flllfoflttihllr 1 •t l* nl.1. TA> h flu fif»f ‘ My M* «M \\ hlflrtl I* «Hm*iMDfi « f it llt'Ulf lfl%olvtlt|; I III rr 1 It 1, ISTIIf t# *l \l*p9npiisi|ofi« Suh "tnniiMt 4- now 1’lI m I'nf V«••!** %%«i* ti\ lit* S . t l i t f r l t y ft ib'hi mi Ml*’ I imMsIhii M Tviplr Trio »*f (,'irU. nl •• ■**114* •1 f lull, .in iidIiiij; In Itnll. r. Nil * I’tttplrtifii; W4itk nn \b. r i« uiturr I »•pm vinrfii f lift *1« f»*9 I hr fiscal ’ lilt* ItoVlllK K l f l ' l " Mr MII * ft «•»•* mpiii. wen irpoifrd \rtif itaiMnir tin t liilv I 'II h Mm<Ih |*mI Huik* t • «*f Im»\ ' ««t«fl 'Mir flt*( Rri (iltfll iRFUIfnl «ll l*fii|rf mu*! pi ni*l h r , WhiMcfl tfltlM tilFfi 4Mil •VI* »91* I *»vr Mt *• i:» V M oil III' Soiilhur f Uhl, i*o9ifftrVB In*9 \•nt 'NdI il I' mm*I( ulirti Ammi* Ml Nrr w«4i||i| approve I hi \r»r ■* $?&&,• II* •!« I l<iriflcmic'* nitiri |)UIiiK#M M»« l»9,|*«f, lt** *rl II, S'* jjffM *11111919; nl I (Ml INHI IHNI Soli I ’on M»9V19*14*94 III Ob*I flMl* nyi" hy iHr ll»»1 ** lilr* I 'ltih. I « » 1 lillll.ti •*t|.9f|, |||9 (||f (*I|9 ••I M Tht , hr 'aid. primiM##! f«rmrrs AM My l.llr fir Mm •rM. \\\ h n i l . •Tn*v|o|rt •iltifi *lriv* it t»y t«» plan ah.rnil a rnttlivitflv -M. S’*tf90, wlliill ri.il. hr I).. K »•III f''ilI *iu Tim r'H tlt 9 " rittl "ll***** %MI**II lllfiD hi I Nine Mi*rtMy" hv Mir III** in I tit 11 till Mi* Im* k nf 19 Kill i |l **4*tlH M 4*l f»« I’NRr l l l l ' Ii4*% f4t|rl > 4 *I mii v i huh lid *! -ft* | *| *4 '* I •'luh. iumI Mlllvr Mi Vmir *«l Mm 914•1• i*mi, fi94•I which wm. •' •11 I*•' *1 , |i ' • \ . 1 •.1 •Ii ivrn hy 1 Iii .Imm MnrriMiti, I5f l)r. H a rry W o o flru ff D Ohlllrittif fIN I ' g g e M i l N1*111 «i l>Jtii'4|*4 9•• i hr <'*«(|||Im( wm« .Makos I lni*>In-O tic I'Vanci* Kait'ks Ifrilain rhUfimlt^l ,tl IXiO; IM Mir l!M»l On K tiruan S lra f c r .v f ’hrvMtlr! mI lirwi *91m| t•• Ihr I!•17 l»i llariv W—.tio ff. t-vcavl * hrvi**|r| fit l.'Ui drnti I, entered *I.C golfer* ball At 7 INI C M rffinMii 9 9|l9*** of fame yesterday ifrnn.HUt by I'AIIIS. Apr. I* trll Ft a nr e Iin* d up o III. tfirnt llr.l i.n ».*.!«, r m9 tirrifl* nl 4*4rtm rf 1 in \\r*l making a hnlr in on vf.uke at I In *r| |H».ng tierirral 'lit. \rthui'* Thltfrrfilh ,Sl9r 4t hrtwrfli M|r«ii- the Sanfnrd-Srnun-.il Country and Mull-try Averin-*. ,-||lti j injl, i •prop..,at (nr >l»e nf t'hlnng km der I Stick* tirmpa l.v lite I'nlterl Nn F t . tie, I llarr.-, It. 'v-gro, wa If l.api-rnad «n fh- I 'tl. I.ole, lion* .11 an effoit to win .lie war pulling Id, I!*'.* (onl Truck from a.irt at the time, t*» W-xr-truff llu r.irli mi»I loading ea»t. when wa, playing In a f-nir»o»ne which in Korea Till* wa lepoitr.! by ll.e noi tin tr.ir k wa. tut -ill tin rigid UK-hided Col. S. G. Marriman, official French new > ng.-n v and f.ntit fendrr l-y Janie* Allen, Ed Sir*.it and George S, l.ney, later ••nifliine.l by * f.urign min N'r gto, dltv.ng 4 11* IN I'hevtnlrl Arrordixg ta Ml 'tout* Ur. rrrlao ... the -a.lie dlfet'tlnn. Tb" Woodruff ii»r<l a nuntlror three l.iry •in.ke.man. Cbrvrolet in turn rraihcd hea-l The Freneh .land wav made nt trot, to make the >h-*t on (hr 173 * regular foreign .mm .try new* or. into at. nrt-'-m.ng 1**11 It-r-lge yard hole. Hie hall hi! ths S*dar. -Iiivrn by tdorge Wiewl, g r i m an-l tnllr,) trai.tht to the eonfr fen* e llnlv Ftcnrl. iep...|ei I'., N'rgi-. 4ir pell..lltr.I In attend hole, failing into it to ride tho •laniex Allen aite»t*-l on rude. Tt.c new* agrrirv ,ai.| the |..>v a rt.atge of dr.*.r.B wbilr drunk, . . nnient "confirmml tliat tlirougl. nut the <nnvenation rained on amt will, caret*** ar.-l negligrt.* Sfin •'(>*•(• «»i flier hv diplomatic channel, at VVnvh driving l».*iiiag- to tlx Chevrolet wa. pot at 11 2 b; to the Ford High yeitetday 71 ington and Lake S.n. r«* to fn l.ow today R0 the . ..minor, povltlon nf tlie p.iwrr . at |7f. a.xl to Ibr ll.xlge at IbO. Rain .02 Inch with trnop* |n Korea, Frame 4. It SKI i.l I. i I INK Tutal Apr. ran. I 11 Im Im I well a* Great Britain ha» eon Normal Apr. rain, 2.21 inches. TtrsKEGEK. Ala. Apr 9 OPl •tantlv nppovrd any •'(tendon >.f I live..((ton* rrrdeir | alolin-t * 1.rI tic ennfllrt, whether l.y le.mlnng Mare huria nr the otr nf National gr-ry l.xlav a , white and Negro («l tl.in e.e trnop*. and in genriaP dor tors from all part, of Ibc na­ The W e a th e r ar.v ai'llvlty nf the commander in tion began the t'.itlr annual John thief rml exprcaaly approved by A Andrew r'tnie -n. ll.e rampu., JACKSONVILLE 1 .- r t the II.N " r-f Tuikcgec Inditrite. W* to Boston •tpenlng lire program were *tir- Cleveland frC 32 giral clinira tn the main operating Denver r.2 f t ANE ( II \SII 72 room of the John A Andrew Me­ Detroit h2 WASHINGTON. Apr 9 U ’i 37 A twin engine bomber, rtipple.l morial llnapital. later, panel dlt- Kanva* City II 77 e'J 48 ,and abandoned . , by . ita rrrw, rra<br.| , . rustion* on br-alt divcaM-*, frac- New York 00 37 ,n*7 **"•■•'• yeitenlay tinea, alelomlnal incition*. surgerv Oklahoma City 49 47 •»« h lllrt two little girl* and their in thr agc-l and attrrery fnr dt- Philadelphia »ca*cx and growth* wrre scheduled. Pittsburgh uncle. 69 4« Some 500 doctor* reglitered yes­ Saint l-oul* The childrens' father, mother 4ft 34 a-i terday aa thr lixulay program be­ Washington 41 am) aunt wen* injured. 57 Dead were Inrfn Gtiyrr of Cran­ gan. The 73id meeting of the John Key West 73 8? -i u ford, N. Jo Kay Snyder, 7, and A. Andrew Society Is treing h«l f Itlonrln Ren# Denfte Snyder, two month*. With tho clink. TallshMMe 72 U K It. d l l I >|:|| . M\ M il 1 R* (ihRUOM GRO" N D.i l.i monte «ue| * K.w«... Klwani t |..l. •n l mb*. mi. • < I..). . - ...I .... I it . „ i „ tp S p o ilt Wavhioitoo I WASHINGTON, Apr ? <-Pi I lu la v nr.d il |.« I , -. one »d ll.e mo I ...it I .t n l.ii io n . r , - f .|h >„ Kouthttner* are girding for • tiig i v e i ln iw ,i in ' i n b o i l , e ti.l i ‘ • ^ V o o ii-.lr I I . . . , I , i h I i |omom battle over Mgregttfnn in tin* V|M *n,l, W 4 * tim m e .l fo « * p * . try w ill. 4 ire,| Mm ,lire , in lir | n » |l. it i - t . r l, r * 1 1* It miy« ltd* week. a The flglil will tie nrrt the .. epplau.r In Ibr |wrf»ri»er HiiUfling Perm ilH t'ltntavu.g Ihr I'.ogran. ».< ealleil U‘in«tpad amendment 01 the lit Ih II V\ If in k•1 . lli( 519,775 T o ta l draft trill which the IIihi-c now It., crowning of tin Itrv. .1 I I'Miii.vtion nnI hi*ynni4li and d.lillit, who McKinley „ king, and Mi I* drifting. woii-ii * bit will, to, ringing Thr einrndmattl wav written Hojvm-II Trm h 4 , i|iirrii of II City building permit* taaued *I mi.|I II. tii.l-.ii battb of I lav id m iti*'iil Itcv. McKinley, Hu I’ll.,' Into thr hill hy thr Home Armed during March totalled at lad 94?.77f> in •nit l.-.h.th tl'-gr. Ibril.i *r>• ''*d ‘ ' vote.. ,* rrilmaled valua of rniutructinn, Scrvirei r'nmmittrr on the motion 1 rnmpanlf d of Hep. Winvtcad (D Ml«'i Jatne 1 j tlalloway. Mgtmi m ti John fiillnn, budding Inspector, 'll NotlUa t e l * llaivev. |nrnl Ii nruvide* that mrn hemp hnd Mi I nrh i*. announced today. arrulwlt. tleo.ei |H*if.*.mrit f-n* draflwl Into tho armed ,ervtreH V.’ l.t 'iwnnjr” ,..ie-. «».l \t. Tht* total wa* conklderat.ly and flip m il’e ,.r *Im, i hr.-ughi let* than «h* |v:«.7t»l in permit* may »tale whether they want to I « 'javwell. lalvov ..f N|.|d*i. r Mi I lien t he Ki ilnlll, i Kl ., <.iuti . vvr in Mamh. IW . ami the 910L25S erve in * -ev rre a le j nt * non worth of cm.»lriK-tlon in March, kegirgali-d unft and further Ilia* | 'tayni filcnn tbiy ., intcil.Miitn. I'rigger Uni .. .level M Jnf»oll linllalii.n, ailing in iMiilnnilno a* far a« prarliraKIr the acr- brought along tin- cut in 1949. to lie ;nM,l> of m Int-nil |ecfir*l ■ I ff Ihr 7ttS |wrn.il* l**Urd I*.I yirc» mint follow tltc«r prefer- mcmliei m o ,.f it. nnnatirl Amil tier l.a at ini «■< ih. ,ing whirli in two performance* tool imnlh, three were for new dwel­ rnro*. Hep. I’nwcll ftl-N Yl rrttlrllc,l scored mi outstanding hit in II.. illg Nil nf III*- Chalinti-rr* of ling* totalling I'JI.Wgt in value. Seminole High Sele.nl, 01*-hiding TTirae InrliKtcl a iwrn.il In U II. tb.- amendment In a llmive talk hum. city. i i m i i * ih4 n * Paa* *t>• Sanfoid Klwmni*, in turn, lin><l|ll»l. Cowley, Kenneth K.ihhlni, It.ieldon to erect ■ $9.nnn honiup .nine .perialtv atta Amm.g h j P,«|,| 1 »« | , u . | „ ii, CMrem on Toplar Avenue between Flr»l Ih r.. was the hhirkfate Impel I i i . - ii . h. i 11 , paa* -t„~i an,| Second Street. Otlrr-Wrllr.' Inc. had a permit for a 17/Mtn iin i l«m*r at I20r* Randolph Slrce*. and John M. Rlanton, Jr., wa* granted per.*'.l**lon to erect 4 CHARLESTON, W. V* Apr. ? |7.B«0 concrete Mock hou*e at (<>*i 7 In- funeral miumn nf on to? W rit Twentieth Street. Air Fnire plane ende-l ye*|erdav Commercial rnn»truetl"n tn in a fiery n n *h on a woollalnUrp. eluded 9S.000 in addition* to the Niinteen of ita 21 occupant», head Florida Home (Jr* Co. riant at rd for the foneral of a fellow ait ii« i t " i *.N rat mi vm Seventh Street and Ifolly Ave man, |teri»hcd. WASHING ION, Apr '» . (»> A p.celer.t. ' t ontuoiiitin h*. Ttie twin engine C-47 wa* |o-t nue. right mite* north nf Chtrlr»ti>n, its te|mtleil tint it..* count.v fine, not tteerl fo.ri^n fa.m ...' **e|i It uigrd 3 ALLIRtT A'RMIM .""I i * • , . , n.lirrt, deetinatlnu, whan It struck a tall rrvirf eff.tifn* uve nf Alnei.r.it, W.h Itellri w 1 ; FRANKFURT, O rm any. Apr. lortMt tree and plunged In earth !n 4 re|tort ve.|e-.l.v I'.e.rlent f.urnvn . * .....v I .Im. Com 9 — Oft — General !»wlgM D in * hurst nf flame inlvl.u! raid there are eten.t I Kitenhowrr arrived today for a Aboard wera nine enlilte.l itiri iinr.,l*K. Cii.gtalnrv ferro w..r>.. ' lacltral ln*pertion nf three Allied am! t? offieera, an honor g>t»» tn tt.l. rmintry. Ii«lf of then. (•'." | dve It., problem It add'd armte* guarding Europe on the from the liudinan Air Forre t». .• Me»ten Some wt per rent of the tb . . in* we fart a". * matte, In Kentiwky tn th l funeral nf of national ledtry I. t h.r*: Kibe Line. Mexican worker*, it aid rr» >d lie expert* to ipend four day* W-xelford W Strtharlaml Tl.e at"Shill 'V' contll.i.e m.lrfintlely looking trver Drttiah. Freneh and vrar old maior from neatliv St. the bolder III.gaily, ruber for. tn have Irw work tamlvul* **nl Ign worker* weir l.tnugM into rondlli.ir.. of employ.'., til ... agttU. J . troop, under hi* rnmmand. tll.anv, IV, Va., In«t hi* !lfe Thof. day In a grouiwl mllHten »f two iigrt. nlt'.r ,| area, to meet In. at eiiltrire. 1 . 0.4 detrend.og nn the plane* at Elgin FI*W. Fla DRUNKEN DRIVER lalmr rbortagr 1 ..nderprtvlleged «rol the on Like Sutherland. mo»t of the 19 LOS ANGELES. Apr. 9 (41 The five man -ominl. i»n. Actor John Agar. .70. c i huahand yicllm* of yeatorday* rra*b were named by M Truman la*. I u ■■ (niton .le a| torn.- alx! *htn*d to M.pply and i*nl«h our ,e» »n»l of Shlrlav Temple, ha* a date In memlwr* «f tb# l*7th Fighter court today, hi* third In a little Squadron. Before being railed Into .1, Utld frurtgn wrrket dep,.- x l and mlgtat < ..nrl (..tee? x * x wage* of roet|«eting Al.ietlran mot* than a year on drunk driving federal »ervlcc recently. tl>r .|o*d"Although our government i* ron wa* a We*t Virginia Air Na­ and tunughf r.n vermin health in.|eirt.ng large number* of fore arreat*. •itl.*t».fi> It note* lh*f ttrt.e tgt. worker* for employment "ll tional Guard unit. foreign worker* ..Ian Ita.k non farm*, we are r'o’vtn.ed that they SCHOOL TRUSTEES farm job*, lowering Ibr average •re rml p.ee,'rd to meet the food The three ichool truataei of SMALL FIRF Two fire truck* w*r* »ent thlv Seminole County. Mr*. A. D. Roun­ requirement* of ine defentr cm itcddea, It contended, Ih* d» ergenr tree. Roy Howell and R. F. Oeoper. morning to a fir * that wa* out . . ™ y perk' I. mat this morning at the office of when the fire me* arrived. On* rural le labor *upply would le- 1 1’rea‘deot Truman, rotnmrnling Bupt. T. W. Lawton to madder truck, the 1933 American .L a adniuate In produce all the fr„ l on the report, it Heacrvm the reoppointmeat of wheal grin- France, waa ballad try engine trmi- needed In the prvaent emergeney, "the careful •••nahtrratinn of all blc, and truck waa aent if farm pay ami living condition* of u*— the C-.i.grv**. the execu­ were Impmvrrl. County School Board will to the flro. tive agencies, and the general The Ida ta had In a bucket The rommltilon' propowd fed­ public." Uka action on tfce recommendatlona Thursday morning at tOdVI of tar near a twa story houso at eral aid to (talea and change* in More efficient ur>e of domestic Po p la r «W} W »r« •C b ttfm r .2 o e Tw oi ■dmtelftrttjnu »nd l*gi*latw i to- .(i-iiatri Rayburn A r 3' d Warns Of Dangc" Of War: Truman ViowsMacArthur S q u a b b 1e Farm Bun*;tu Said lliirfinir Cause Of Scil ('onsurvaliim � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, April 06, 1951; <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/8d1cd0fe0b484573a1a174539d6d9256.pdf dad32d612ae40e2e2f528bc88ee1cc52 PDF Text Text ***■ W EDNESDAY T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , 8 A N K 0 K D , F L O R ID A Kidnapped (iirl Is Rescued By Posse; P a rs lie Accused MCAI.KKTF.lt, Okia. Apr. I (AT— Sixteen year old Jackie I’arrla was lilieratcd early today froni a 2-T.yrar old ex-convict « ho ad­ mitted to officers be nbdurlt I til.girl and her high srhool skat ing date Sunday night. Tlie girls was found about I A. M huddled bold.- a (m und. t a rock ledge atoti Blue Mountain in the San RoD Range, nine miles south of Kinta. Klnta is Ho milt northeast of McAlestrr In enatern Oklahoma. On the other side o f th. file, his head hurled in his bands. *«t Robert M. I’hlllip I'iltsl.urg county Sheriff liiii Aieaaieiei had issued a warrant for bis arrest on suspicion nf kidnaping last night. Phillips made no attempt to ewrape whin a posse o f IH men ltd by Che.ter Palmer, Kuts sawmill operator, siinoundrr him Phillip* was unarmrst except for n penknife. " I told him to *tay v to r. b. wa- and not to make any tt"ib l or we'd save the »tat. -om. mon ey," Palmer said, “ Tbe gu l start­ ed crying and said *hr ore wa gltoi to St. US. " I guess tve got tl.er<- nlmul two hour* too late. She said In took her into a tin pipeline -bark about *J(M) yard* away und t«|i<t ! her lltmut two llOllls la-fore We gut there. Up until then he hadn't hot her isI her.” Phillips annulled to Police Chief Roy Anders that to tr. -I the girl t» the .lm. k and mules ted her. Rut h> said he n ei.i u I unity harmed her. Scvintien year old Hill Cog hill, the girl's high u'liool o . i heatl, swung at Phillips tint > . ■ restrained by officri* when tl" two came fare to face at the Pittsburg county jail here. Coghil] was parked with ll.« Rlrl outside of MeAlealer’a »knt Ing ring .Sunday night when n nan ftitrssl himself into tiieii and made them drive to Kintit. The car was stuck in a er**l south of Kinta several hour* later and the abductor walked away with the girl, Iheatening Coghill who did not follow. Coghill liad Ikcii held In lesh nlral rust.»ly ever sines- Mon.fey morning whirl be *pr.a.| an nlan the Parris gill loul ls*eti I I I 1fa il night tie Id.ntifiol n * b ilt rr K1' 1 Pittsburg tmmty t,tp.fhey’ K. F. Hiown tali! he was prepar Ittg kidnap charge* against Phil There was iiq tndi*.itton wheth> olhar charges would Im- ttl.d in Itaifkvll county, where Kinta U Phillips was on parrde from a H-year •entnar In tlie Kl iteno ttlkla.j Federal Rerormalory for car theft. . J!e had. Urn arrestsst evcml time* hy MrAlstrr police. Th* Ih*1 Lime—a b o u t two yeai * ago h e paid a 170 fine for molesting women. Legislature Meets Career Day Program Warren Calls For tom. Minimum pay h 13.000 a year and up, and penziont are provided after rrtirtrr.c.v Thcie it a great demand tar- for lav. enforcement i r M i l i s i S Proas P a c o D M ) II UAlMlU«iJ ii »oi lJ.y . Ill*, i officer^, he stated. At the end of addrrrs in which Warren, at the ■ill. i. cl.iiiii.init iitli.i »n the World War II tin FRI had 0.000 half mile port of his administra­ coinmitlre a ir Ilaynntd of St. special agent*, and nutt there nr« tion, rounded his keynote for the I‘. ti ril.tiig are] fianltei of Miami. JfiM. I nil *e*eh>n " f the legislature, Il*‘p. Murray o f I’olk is round* More than .30 girls attended the which had just organised, and will ing up co-sponsors for the samt instruction in nursing during the be In session for the next SO days. measure* ho will Introduce in thr morning lecture by M m Vivian In keeping with thi* keynote, House, Duxhury, dv*n o f nursing of Flor­ the tiuvernor asked that the beThe bills would require public ida State University. g.slnturc tarkle the different proofficials to tnakc sworn tlatrTho»v o f artistic Irening* were liiiia of price control, despite the ments of their financial condi­ much interested in the art talk fact that this is primarily a fed­ tion when they tak** office, pro­ by Mary K»lher Lacey of Florida eral function. hibit * person fr«.m owning Mock Southern College, ami the interior "I know of n<> sound reason in more than one rare track; pro­ dccorsDjn Instruction by Mrs. why our state government should vide fur the retail of public of­ MeUy hcott o f Oriando who di­ ficials. not deal with this prnhlem that rected the decoration, of Coin thrralers economic ruin to the They also would have manda­ i'l.ua. P< ople of Florida," Warren said. tory jail sentence* for convicted Ilill M.Cmninon, Stetson Uni­ Warren spok* liefore a throng bookie* anil Roljta operators; versity, outlined requirement* for made up of I lie meml-ei < of both ■nithonsr revocation of licrnsrs lellgious edit idion, fi. K. Stanley, jf hotel* whieh permit gambling University of Florida told of a ca­ licuses, the great and near gnat of the rapitol. the city of Tailsam! outbav political contribution! reer in liiiltti* liilidiAii. I-,. lni.ee, and Flntida, and lobbyists by race Dark directors and stockV. S o s iK of Stetson U niversity 1 boldei*. talked on requirement* needed foi who i*rn-;uci ki-d every corner of teaching. Kdwnid C. Furlong of thr flower-decked floor and lank Stet/on talked on accounting and ed gaUries. Dre-scd natiiy In blur, with book-keeping. Mia. Charles (Jinn of Sanford told of requirement* for u pnlkadot blue tie, hi* grev'n^ t viled hair neatly m n im i lucrk, musical career. Marry Robson, local merchant, Warren talked with emphasis, his had a la-gr rlaa* of hoys interest-, eyes seemingly half closed, ho* ed ir. private Ijuunr . and retail looking uii frequently at one gal­ uirichanoi. ng. 1‘uetniastvr Joel lery, then other. Only nnre did the audience break Field ano V, <\ Madden spoke OB civil service. A career as a lihrar- 1 into applause, and that wo when Vrothn well filled classroom nf he csllnt on the legislature "not t-oyi* wa* the »cene of instruction to cmrt any mop* tares of as.y in automobile mechanics hy II. D. Hti vin* anil IV. D. Fox o f the OrIjrt.'r ut the addre** a markc*! lun.lii Vocational St bool. -tir Phil huts of couimoiit swept In tl. auilitoiium, II. Wayne the chatuhri a# W .iim ti rec itu­ K >i*.»i > i .ini agent of the FBI tu mi.t< taxation of pn.|H ity, nlit it * Id u large group that to tie. old, at full - uIc Value, u res om* otit- a drtrvtJvt irt his department it.indnti.nl roundty rortiiminr.l it a a- iusi s<«ry to go through the later by many senate member* I" it tank*, -farting at the hot• outrn test to Ids 1'*P.l me. lge, the Ifir.l roniiiimiiratlon from the oOC :l:OOI II k>.| for lildt'. t'XIH’ll.'d Irt follow, f i s year., ago. In Inid il.iWn t it w.n offi red hy Rep*. Hurle., lie finite! tax |.i oj tain for •‘ sp'il" Mum ay and Smith nf Polk; tavation, which the* legi-lature I', an t of Highland*; Chamber* killed Rnt later, the Legislature f Hardee; Haley and Tutr of provided more state revenue by :*-lo-uln. Payne of 1'asro, Phil* >i.acting a .ah-* tax—with rxerttp* i il Hernando and Sheppercd lion which mode it nrceptahie t.r of St John*. the Governor. Hi m I i In.w Ihe state would he In i forceful addrs that imIk e photo fun'll <atnci ;i bo divided in l.i the bill to create itietliauly Invurn.* .< higliligbt nf eight dl'tri. t s . m increase of |.eeh lie.e *.try to ibtide the win­ the opening day >.f the I egisiv ' - » authorireil under the 1950 ner in six of the |d runnings of the IfiO.mro Widcnri Handicap race t'tre. iValtuce K. RturKi*. of tb-nli federal census! new Senate pre ihletit, rnll.sl fet at Hfnlenh. F'it.t district Hillslmrocgh and "inn and honest welfare l'ir.< Ila . For one six.day period this sea­ lav. to drive the inel.i l.'• rs from Suomi Na-sau and Iluval. son at Hialeah rate track, .'I fav. Flat idj an*) nluthdoiiiiu lit of th:* Tiiird—Kseambla, Manta Itova, oitrs Miir.il in 54 race, f..i a mcss-ugesl .tile o f *<-rMortal four, •i k l . '. j , Walton, llomrs. Wash- winning percentage o f t i l |^r tesy in pasting nn •u*|M'od.d pule tiigtnn. Hay, Gulf, Frnnkllft, Lib. li. offU ul*. rt>. Calhoun, Jackson, Gadsden, “ I nm -ure that th. eye. of nil lae.i und Wakulla, A minor league pitching rec­ aroused ritizeiuv are it|H>n tide •>! n llntittttl'in on its loin tl. I hole and Monroe. ord lielonp- to Jesse lluikett who tody," Senator Sturgis spi.l, .ifter ill committee im rt!hks Fifth 8 t. Johns, FTaglrr, Vo- I • ted df.j lm.es on balls for Wnr l»*ing uoiii hi to ut: cecl S« i. ti r |>s-it to the piitillr. iirriii, Htwaid, Osreioa, Dtangi, re Ur in the Atlafttie Association Newman C. Rracl In of <Te*tv»«w. •jt lion of I n h i ' so S*ndnole, Marion, Lake, Sumter ||e *sid the S-oate oWe* ju*tke in lttSIb •I . f rmiidy niid c*!t .. Oesde (b,* open-.lour Indian River, Okeechoijicl to ii roiumitt'i* l-ee, Lucie, Martin, Palm miSliority "to mailt- flenrh, litoward, Collier, Hendry, ond decorum." il pkk- Glade. DeKilo, Chat lottc ami - ■ in the 1945 ie.uk, and sub­ stitute d f* r ts HM9 rule wlik'li *id committee heat ini*, must Is* <t*<‘fi tb. p.d.lk "without xieptlon." Iff j The first blit designed to redistriet the state wa* in!induced in tin House. Kevnill others arc Si veiith J.ffrrinn, Madison, Taylofi Haniillun, Kuwannr, LaF a y tte . Di*ir, taivy. Gilchiist, Alachua. I'niun, fnlumhla, flak* It. ria v I’ll IIMIIII. Ltghth Hernando, Pamu, I'otk, Highlands, Hardee, Munntie util to th# public s i well as to the im ­ pended official!, ana the senate would r.ot b« dijpoitd to pr«any of the c iM i Lrcu^r.t • it. " I itrongly feel," Rturgit .'aid with rtnpKn is, “ llial the consider­ ation of each rtM' mmt acruri-dly hr by I hr \rnutr sitf itiff a* n state-wide Jury, free from «n y ■n<! all partUan'hlp and free fmm local prrisure. "Corruption recognize* no hotindarlri; neither mu»t justice.” It hat tonic been the custom for the Senate in passing on the sue* petition <>f a public official to take the recommendation o f the tinnier from the impended o ffi­ cial's dUlrict. The matter U of ouDtnniling im­ portance at this notion, l.ccau*.more Ilian a wore of sheriff*, school Itoard members and otheta have liven suspended, and the ipfl- K o f them for reinstatement or re­ jection. Discussing crime,. Sturgis said he *.«*. convinced the Legislature would pa-* laws to curb the artlvities of racketeer*, thugs anti hootilums. He tailed attention to a crime study made by Senator Khand* o f f'aloesvilte, Raynaid of St. Petri *hurt; nnd Gautier of Miami who have prepared a number of til)| for the suppression of crime, piohahly to Iki inteteluced today. "I am convinced that thi* l.egi'*Inline will pa»>. taw* curhingr th* nctiviti. o f criminals a* much n* pt.siihle." Slur pis said, "clearly demon.trating that .nth leech** nie not wrle-.nie In ntir -tate." He said no state function hat provokes! greater public eritlcism than the tUstriliiition of relief, nttd inoK* than one remedial tep must lie taken "to restore public ronfi deuce In Die ItrliiT that only tl«u e win. should get relief are in fart getting thi* money. "Among th* lemediat tep* to tie con tittered is the matt, r of opening the relief rolls to In-poetloii under proner safeguard:.; an­ other D the tni|)Osltloii o f trict liability and reponvlbility for slip* port of elllgitmute rhitdton upon their iiarents; another I* a similar iiii|ei*ition . . . upon grown cblhlrvn of mean* for the sopie.rt of their parent*. "The 'c demand* of I he people will reci Ive your careful d.-litn-ra lion and will h» Iran latid into Intelligent and humanitaiian legis­ lation.’' Hollywood Br BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 4 - t fT — After SO years in show*liii»iiu-ss. Lew it Stone admitted today he is keeping an ry e on the new medium, television. "Oh, I don't eapect tn get Int.i it for sotnr time to come,” he andrd. "hut I bought a set su I muld keep an rye on television. It's not because I like it; I think the quality of entertainment is improving, hut still has far logo. No. I’rn watching It lieeause it's new. hi one doesn't >«-r»m too phsu-d that Mti.M pies* agents hav.i discorded ibis Is his <*>nlh yeai aa an aitur, I Ansi thni his cur rent “ IlarneMine" is his Kith MOM picture I. "It juit a da1** ns the eaten, rtar." he shrugged. " I think lt'» a bore. The only comment some­ one cuald make is *so what?' "I am reminded o f the news stun about om i f the remaiuing (JAR velcian*, a Imv o f 107 year.* or -o Naturally, he was asked to what he attributed hl« longe­ vity. 'Well,' hs* oplied, 'I mad* up r.i, n.ii.<l at th* age of it' that I would do .tie thin-r relltriouslv - li .*n I . rnthing.' "That's about all I can say — I've kept breathing,’* Stone admitted that he had done pretty w ill fo r a man vthu became mi *clnr more or less involuntarily. He told how it hup|K-ticd: “ H i father * fam ily was in Ibe old llii'Stricui liouj.e, the BostonIans, hut I never had any gtra. i.e*Ire to ..it, I went right from high school to thi* Arm y (in the punish.American VVm. | My out­ fit wa* U'iiiu mustered out at tin armory in New Yotk anil nil of us wetc worried about what wr would do for juts, " I bad hi uid I lull u lot of men Wari' needed for Jobs at th * Brooklyn Navy Yard and I went up there to in ' *huut it. I found out fur the rest o f the. men iu*t what job« wen* needed, and on thr wav bark, I happened to it ad n magazine. I found u story' whieh | thought had dramatic possibilities. I woiked on a plat version and showed It to ntv untie, lie dll* ed me to mi : gent who sold nit* on taking tfie plan uf an actor who had gotten sick Ip a ‘•took company in Dfiiult.” Stone taught up with the company in r'ltna.iii. If.* p'.mricl to stay with it t n lv two weeks ni a Inik, but h> wasn't ullm.i1 to q*.;it without two weeks’ noth'. Truman And Danieli tCaaitaaad B s a gaga eat) ducted a pro-Truman rally d Southerners at Raleigh aa IU aftermath of Southern Demo­ cratic upiHisiiisin to the Fred, dent* civil rights program. The White House rlatemriS was directed at the man whose booh, "The Man Of Indrpend. nice,” has been considered th# most authoritative biography done on President Truman to date. Daniels had lung convert, tlons with Mr. Truman, rarutb. ts •if hi» family and close frler.Jt in Missouri in the preparation of that IhhiL. Dnnids was an outspoktq .'-uuthvrn supporter of Mr, Tnw mn throughout the IM S ejeclio# campaign a* well as in the pre. iytute Farmers Market lUptiil V«*. f|.f s . VM 1 III) *T »T I. I I I I M I S . a ta N R T ssslsnl. risrlS*. The r.ili.iw l«g prices reports.! Vf Th* I >. air re on the Kantnr.1 Slats Kormar* ISrkct tor produce sold is Tru- Vet* e tilwler* up to 1 I'll. April S IMI. tl*-*tie, 1.1iii.t I", hpr. M *4 Urnn>. I'nt. »>» I'pr H i-J If tl* to*. Tendtrareen 1,„ hpr !* * ■ ;« It .lot ■ KMllOtsWer, .p p -n d llig - i.ntalner ■ r. drpendlnc qaallly .In f . 1 its birthday tok* , . critp . and le v t ly wnfllo pique lead with Irithdypa ;.i th. i.aa> ltk.ll>h«a T.ienlp* Purple T o p flattery In the neckline and R e began his Journey with II One was killed In the wolf ftack Juit after he left Alaaka. .Bother fell victim to a Novih M « l M l ItUleiatkiv . The nine & A new D odge “JobHntrd" truck will make a idmrper turn—menrvtvcr In to tight places wtniev— park wHn Imb t r o u b l e — s a v e you time en d driving effort on ev ery trip! generout tklrt. MkUlPiba*!1 fs p ia lir • e s carried eq Moore * Med will use a fund, a* planned. Ain. Wore plant a lecture lour, *m e te far kae aot brought la any W * f i j i fa d It kat not paid e»by any meant," Michael itry kaa Item eeleliratlm o you ofhandfin* foaturea that have made Dodge " M J U a f " tracks the choioo of ciuunpkjo track ditvara from mart to coaatl T f w - M W Uucka are att'axin^y easy to raaneuvat. Th ay bring you o il the proved advantages a t ci— i t g r i i i , wide front head and abort — And you get the extra handling •aae o f Synchro-ehiH txannilaalon-plua atear- aaa — frame, axles, springs, wheels. Urea, and others— i* engineereri right to P«vidc lha strength and capacity the mads you » you require. a / f | \ ju !" 'o e . Mewl 4 - t f i Synchro-shift tra ^ fafm y| W j f l L l f r liekts. 3 S f l-:'| * I t .r hunt Ik * I.SS-I rrm ta Oranae*. Vnlen. Is* hox t U - t i l lirnnae*. Temple »J hot J sn itra p e rru ll. Iiu n .a n hox I . J 1 -* ts tir*... fruit, )lar*h Heedless tt«x iis - r n i « varieties produce reeelvs.l it The Hanford Plate Parm er* Min-t, lulnl res'elpl* from It A.II. Apr 3 t- !• A M Vpr. J. 1MJ: pAckas>* Hauling heavy, demand go.u*V '■iirkel ellahil) weaker. • _ ,n jn I ijJ a S fr r S ia fl d-Jr 1-2 ^ 7 g jU S W I 1 il’ik I r U a a i ' i J T- ,- You pet safer and easier atouring with new etacrin(t y e a r * o n m o d n w ld i. P fr a w , positive control. D riving ia more mm fort a hie, too, thanka to the new, improved ateeriag wheel pcdilon. T i d.ia -‘ ■in.-h. V* I low 1 rook S w ll Itss hpr. T 'U.ul.ie* »« Ik .rale 1.1* MMl Shorter tumlni diimoterat HMfl Worm-wd-rollwstiering itartl lota. 3.31 ■■ IS Dnioria, tlrre n fl«s. bn. kit. ,1; Pepper* pi. Isskto. 141.m pul a t ST* k o t lilts* CXCUISIVC! syrol FluidDrivel A v a ila b le o n M *. '(• and 1-ton models. Makes driving eaale* w ith mar vo lou a ly am ooth perfo rm a n e e . C u a h fo n i ngainatohneknrul otmin «'n upkivj). mul lenfthena track Ufp. I.J1-: II f e umbetpit t.skis m ss-r ;t •■sgptant l'U. httkt* isi. le-tta-e t.»l.erg. Dry thick I. v. t'rats Mayor* Krrrrt Malenfant of Lewiston and Ktlward M. Field of Auburn, other officials o f the two title* and member* o f the* Lions Club were Hie welcoming drlega- at fra tlln g on a .11-1 I t**|rrj. K it flolrlrn. depend* ] lu g tiu a ldy Is A la rg e r It".,: t v t e r y . Kis pascal, depetyt • lea ..'.silly t* *. large r M l-: II Get behind the wheel ofihe easiest handling fruck you ever drove! A t anltcinQ liuuct.es I'.M K * . depending .polity .* welaht per l ag .It-I *• LEWISTON, Me., Apr. 4 bVi A royal welcome home today Bwaltad Cecil A. (MushI Mmite at the end of his tt.Ocn.milp dog sled Irek from Alaska. The iicardcd traveler and hi • nine huskies trotted out of fits. In fine fettle for the Inst TO mil*-' pf a trip Icegun in Fairbanks in November, 1919. Two brass hand* niusteied tn meet Mush, his dog* and a >tatr police escort for a parade to the official reception at Lewiston city Moore hi croas-enn---- - undertook ____ _— . ..is Unenlal Journey to raise money for th« Lions' underprivileged chlliltmi fund. He slothed from Portland to Gray yesterday in a driving rain* atomi. His drenched dog* were A P R . I. m i �T \ ?• ' ’ ® iy * W a n t e d S f ^ r a lt i Ws%, • _>■, t a l W t j r T h e r e || B ( r o ) t t li­ T * f n o r t the Peace of the V n U ; the f r H UM o f Americs. T* PiMpiritjr for Hanford. T* „• ' 1 ; --------— __________ THE W EATHER Fair with (lowly rising tempera­ ture (his afternoon and tonight, Friday increasing cloudine** and warmer, possibly shower* in Tal­ lahassee area. Light lo moderate northrasl to southrast w|nd«. AN IND EPEND ENT DAILY NEW SPAPER ^Volume xxxxn Kntahlbihed 1908 Truman Claims Danger OfWar Is S till G reat SANFORD, FLO RID A THURSDAY APR. Revision Of Sales Tax Proposed; 1 T O la $ « *V ■ g s | f * 11 finTifOn increase is S o u g h t WASHINGTO n TA ju S -4 / P )-Prendenl Truman raid (oday the y lr " ;c r of a third World War is 'just at great at it c m was. The President told a news con­ ference, however, he hopes their never will lie a World War III and he it doing all he can to pre­ vent it. The Prrtident would not tom mrnl on a speerh yesterday by Speaker Kaybur that targe numJw rt of Iroopa are matting in Man­ churia and that they are not all Chinete Communists. Hr did tay the speaker it a truthful man. Allied Tank Force Plunges Eight Rotation Plan For Miles Beyond 38th Parallel Line Korean Veterans Will Begin Soon McKibbin P laces Cost Of Disposal P lan t At (440,000 ®usfi£ “Slim” (lallowa.v Leads In Kiwanis Minstrel (’ontest Cooper* Starlet Swim In Silver SprinRH Charlie Clem Bowen Succumbs To IllnenH S Bird Will Speak At Chamber Meet B fiS U ■w . n I'rw w Leaned No. 161 W ire Bids Authorized For A lte ra tio n s On C ourt House JudgcKaufman Terms Espionage W o r s e CrimcThanMurder; A p p e a l s Planned I M I \ l b \ » l I \|»i. i i-l’ i Hill* to rc*i*r llie ptrtrnl I (**, MIW YORKT Apr. 5 - J > D ent *.*lr« u s math- llirn 4 |*;waian«r in ihc IToitil# l.cgnislurr !■>«{.*v. lonviclcd alom tpiri Jultu* and At ilmml ihc ,#mc lime the Senate received the*e mraiurr* .* i i IipI Ro*pnt>erg weir tenlenccd to H«mc lull *,,»« lurtrnlrd lo l.*kc calc ol ihc Stele’* o|*CMlmn iu*l in *!c#lh in the etectnc chilr today <#tc thr |.cgi*Ltuic i ,*nmd .tgrre nn how much monr* l« *pcnil lm ihc ■ for tpying for Kuttia. ♦ >est I wo yvati*. The huiband and wife, parent* * a * | g*| The Senalr ale l«\ of two childirn. arp the Inst Ameri­ loll, rutting out BOI1 I* i it nipt Mi if 1Iir { tru lit i t t)nim(»Mt*ri |i4» wn» offered b| the Senate Ta* can (ilirrnt ever lo he tentenced <nunlv Stud* Committee, liieatest effect ditrcleil n I' to death (or spying agsmit ihfir of the hill Is to make clothing r lfil, Li .lilirvliif (01 1ml* (nr country either in war or peace and many medicine* subject to .uMitmn* *ml *Jtn,ihom if thr lime. the la*. Clothing costing le* than flu (m ilt M**u»r, hr innouturd T contider your crime wonr al ,1 most pnleUI inrdinnc- do not Ailtiihnn.il *|i,iir it rrt]Uitrd by now come under the .ale tax .» nurnlirt •»( ilr)».irtmrnt» dur t«) than murder." *aid Federal Judge levy. Irtuig R Kaufman. "I believe your Bill Kirk Heads Cam­ Senator Khand*. hi»d of tin thr k'imtlit t»( |Hi|tul-«tmn in Vini* conduct in putting into the hand* nn|r ( mint) tnd irtultinn im rr.»%r Tax K*t:d> group, e.tl of ihe Ruuiant the A-bomb before paign Designed To Senate mateil (he chal>KP- would lai-.e ....... m thr ............. ftitnitnl nf Initinrt* h.indlrd OUr he*I scientists predicted Rut* f|7,MNI,IMHI nddiliot ,-*I e u li t| ||,r || »u*r Add Fifty Members alenil year. The eurient »«le* lax •ia would perfect the bomb hai Plan* im th r ih|i|i»nttffil> already r.tuird the Comrnunul agi'ln.gs in nhoul f Ki.OOO.imn an Ihc hMitl'ilri Merclisnla A o m u - eunlly. v*rrr dm UMrtl l»\ ihr Cnrmillition linn's annual tim e lor membership* hi'i> Morgan of Duval, ilialr- Inruliy \kilh hltnn | Mmi^hton grettmn in Korea wiih ihr rriutl*nt catualilie* exceeding 50.000 goi urnlei way tin* inoimiiR with in.i n of the tlous*' Appropr Ini ion air ititr* I American! and who Vnowt hut the (ity divided mlo letrial »er- Cumml t tee, am) Rei* Mutt a) of I’olk offered the flnuse loll to ’1 h r*•" j*f »tl ill*’ (i 11 «*|ilni is**tllr111 wlcti milliont mote of innocent lion* and a nuinbei nf Irani* taking dislritiute money to Stale \gce- *•( (hr i»ffieri* <if Jmtier 1 lu* ihe lie|,| under ihe ilitrrilnn of clex at the current rate if no Tun \*.»*mhi Sjinfnnl people may pay ihe price for your Hill Kirk, i* chairman, Prriidenl appropriation* bill is toted hy P fhiiiilnf1), fu t fVIliiitu .Intin I reaton." I,, ttjillnuti>. Hint ri «nuifl niMtttnn Ihe Judge said the trial "indi­ A. Stine announced lln* tnnrn- ..* Icgl.laluro. Morgan *aid he didn't h*nk for ft* th. mu itt in nt if*11 In vtun* IMg. Die eullie Imaiil id dlirclot* sueh a thing, hut lo- ju.| wauled Count v ivi nnl cate* quite clearly" that an enemy nation i* employing “ tecrel at well I, ailing .«» Ml kiik’* committee. lo be set. Mulhlitig »»f ei nihlitkiiii to M t The II ryjme and corruption f inllokiii y‘ 'iffU’r uill in lorn i* nut*|Hikrn force* among our I’nmhng nut ill'll tlirtr ale al­ bill* which went before th* Sen. ready 41 paid up member* and ale yesterday wen- inttodin nl in |***rrnlt Mt |tomtfir> *% di iutitint'iit own people." tti <• |Niitf*»M *»f thr -|»f«i*r lie *et Ihe week of May 21 for llul the goal for lln* year ha* l*cen I he House |*y Rep. Mona) and ll'*« 11artI f *pf Ji.iVhiK i*f INU'B «el al inn. Ml Suite *aid that .espial others. Thr i*ti \ it • of fit i iif thr ( ’minty their eiecution. Both Rosenberg, n .12-vear-old Slight ronstrovefsiea o*ei tin- sllltttfr will in tot n Im* ritlrlt|fr«( to the due* tin* year are $ 1, $ 1**. and .inti crime lulls developed in both iHYiipy pmt *»f thr tin n8Ar«»or’i* electrical engineer, ami his .15K ' i ile;>endinK u|mn llie »ue nl the Houses, war-obi wife, showed little emu. Iitr frnl Bpnrr. " "ft s* the jrr.tcr,.-e. lU v n U rg Y firm. in tb. ,-eoale, Svlialor Mieo* Ihr mtiiltinn t<» Ihr tn\ n»llrr* iaw- muscle* tightoneil. His tiny Prevent a r iiviln " f llie Mr* of Sebring |o*t a mo*• lo hate t»*r'‘ offirr vaill niratiitr 2tf bv wife grasped a chair and breathed (Continued on F a ir Six) the hill* referred Jointly to hi- :im feet, and will I * of fireproof heavily. own commUtee on miscellaneous I construction, with fiteptoof doors Radar expert Mutton Sobell, 34, lT ; |a,loi. and th- Jink la ry#com-I tll orjcr to insure -alety nf reir s s iita ,; na r . r . - sia) mutrr tu felilrh r»fi'tfri| “ It ‘ * cordis iiclt<jitft h oil tho huMUmi yntriiU y, Thr Moot# itmvp wn tn flr«t f!i»or w ill ih’ ,i nrw room •Ir frill re| 11 1 * Mi ' l l *1 7 V»*(r p11»viflIr11' nd*I»f i**itt*I it«»rnir** f nrI * Thr lluHBf'i liftl« fUitii|i tnnir lit ir whrii Sp^Rkit K lh tt irnt tinT h r urn iiiiifl iiHjfn vi ill turn toll {*i*>hlhltihf mrr lift* k oj» will** L"7 l*V lit frt*f hi MU', ARil thr 'pm i hr 111m it. with the rjirrpFrndttce sale* ro-r lo new rintfirn from cotitfllmlini,’ lo poll heights at the Hanford State tint) <MiM|*«it{(tM to thr roninillti ( lion of oip)*i(fiih|t in lu iim s , w dl on * Irrtloiit foi s(int) . Kr o|H*p, Farmers Market during March, PARIS. Apr. 5 1,11— Con­ It**!* Mur WilliiiriiA of I ml mu A liarh 'lu iiv iiiv ^ dl r u t n id and spurted tiy a mighty wave of H(\ri H Fkr«| that II lit' ir f r n r l r«l up I *j th r th ird floor und !<♦ firmation ha* lieen received In i-ahhagr sales, reached thr new re­ Paris that the Chinese Communist trod total of H.J4.I.W.2. or nearly to hin committer Of) publk* th r o m u l) ro inm i"'* io»irr’ w m om leader, Mao Tie-Tung„ hat relltnihle the THIlItJMMI figure of nmu^rim til n wher innil umiit'lliiK in order • - |»r«»viil« un Additional 'ently been in Moscow, a French Mateh, lltWI, Kandy Anderson, nmt hoi fr vac itifr tiillf nrr urnt •a M v I'vit, Thr hprnkrr put thr iiurntion T tu I n\ ndU -rtiM ii th p a rtin rn t foreign ministry spokesman said manager, atirnniftml today. today. Tile market plalfoiu s. «ei<*rd- to n vnjrr vui** nn»( ihr II imiui vhlll luivr (i nri* r i i lr a i u r w l i r i r j "'Vr lo not know just what Mao |llg I*, Mr. A niter sun, almost col­ voted fiicninnt lettinir Mur \Yi| th r p rrfrti! f i r r p t a r r i* tornto«| at stkeil for," said the official, but tht- la id of I h r lutihy. lapsed, fig m ativriy -perking, un limnv* irroup Imndlr it ■>ur reports are that he was in All thr other nnti-criim InlU The itsM11M>11 Mill 1fn pltlif fm del the weight of Ciphl*.'i Ml pound I the Sestet capital for some day* sacks of ■alihage, the tolai num r«ff«4-tinir mrififf, himrvri, did Ilf llie p|t «'ig f» tew ft i«m Ihr VIII [ ' ii talk about the Korean war." lllll V f v sun!1 M* Ihrmlnii la*r of snek unit* soh| dining (lie Ifo t«» thr puldlo nmu^rimnt rom The official said that despite Tlir t'iinmiW- n» l t nh it fjivhlrf 1 tv month. In addition, ilfi.'.’tth <rates miller Kh»n«la itrrnmr tti* .'IHiti i.ImI .mu1*1 f hi)• yti'tlht! r*l vi i nir *' f th< 'he reports of Mao’s Mn»Cow trip, were sold. sclive Russian participation in y In i ‘mi nt v 11Mfiit i<.a th*' i This formerly lowly vegetable to ratify Ihe Fvdrrnl rotulllution the Korean war at this time is I nrnrmiment limit in*; futu»«* tl.V i’f» #■ tn I hut flrmnry for tin* sold a( IJHIt average, and tn all being discounted here. varirtlr* brought a trdsi of |il7l,. presidential terms to Iwo terms. I Vi iald l.aughloit Memorial llosHi added, however, that credit mendment hrrm amendment became effective tillai, uto-,, it iil U i iback to it* 000, nr more Ilian hall of the total ii icing given to report* that tho more than • month ago wlieii i old quarters. Will l-» tilde to ncsale* uf the month. « i-iurit'*dalo but -v ilmite'l uuml-er Chinese Communists have asketl "WY have always lieen a la-. Nevada approved it. for more Soviet aid in the Korean A not her utilities regulation of onllcnt*. -aid Mr Hendon. Never in the old saying. "A had la-ginning will te.iill in a good dan Was introduced in the llmi.c t la vt•-it Thutna of \ Ila monte conflict. Report* from the Far 'V d , be said, continue tn itreax ending', said Mi. Anrlenam this iy Rep*. Dowda of Putnam, Snrings advtsert tfo- u»»niinis**oii huge Chine** Communist Insaei morning " T i n . adage indicate* tirine, of Dixie, Swerny of Vo lliut tin Count* liad liuiit a toad m Korea lh*t it will tun true fr.un a t-dtirm-. lusia and David of Hrowatd. thioiigh property near Oviedo lie >ald that recently n large re­ It provides for (lie present from the Oviedo to the t'biiluota and valuation .taiidiiolnt ■■( ««lc* three.rnendwr* Railroad and Pul*, tt-.M-l without hi- entisanl, pro­ cruiting campaign ha* been go­ at our Market. "We experienced a depressingly lie Utilities (Ynitnissi on to re­ perly, he •aI•I Ii. 1.1 In liad a con- ing uti. principally in Manchuria. low volume from Sep' I. IRMi t» gulate beer and gns rompaniri lrn>-l In pmrhase Tbe matter was Il< *ad the effort* to attract more thousand* of Chi,•>** into l'..e Jan, l&, ItbM. Since Oust time our and fix their rates. rpfvrtsxi t«* . ........ . l.teiM army have not tw-en too success­ It also rxempts tminiiipal uti volume ha» Increased beyond all for investigation. ((■allaatC Oa |.*a* via, prior receipt* for January. Frl.ruJohn Leonard), laling tliat lie ful. The French official said Chinese erv and March.*’ was reprrseiitliig 'ti Jo,- Larson Shoemaker as attorney, innuirtd of the Com­ security organa have recently ar­ lie pointed out that -ale* -luring M th. A. rested a number of person* in the pa.t month bad e -<coded missi m where -lo- t> now, ami ask­ OicN Tmiay ed March. Hr.Vi )>> IM/itrj units, and what lln- gt<nq. was going to rnd around Peiping a» *pie», The group he said, included two the valuation gam wa. iAWiJKII. do tint al">ul bn case. Mrs. A, D. hlua-makcr, it'. Dulls sold ill March lotnllrd Mb, He was advised, .niil Mr. Ilr-rn- foreigner#—one Italian and one Japanese died tarty thlx morning *t tiir , ( »a ll*a e< t r i* >•■«» T e s t 990. The official said riqiurls receiv­ Tile pirlnre is mil ail ro*y now,, local ho*pital follow log a brief ed In Paris coincide with those CROSSING \ r t ll)K N T he staled, "('abbagf gol (fie b ig , illness. A I Hill Ford coach, destribed by made puhle In Washington yester­ head and indulged To a price spree, | Mrs, Shoemaker liad lived tn selling fur a* high a* lii.Ktl a sack Sanford for about .IT year*. Highway Patrolman R I*. Mori I day. that relatively large concen­ trations of troop* are taking place mg to t< Sanford from llunaker, | coming tiavi-ling 'il excessive 'g in Tesat. Now the lowly vegetable Va. She was a member « f the crashed inl>< an ACL freight train in Manchuria. lie said there wa* no Informa­ is getting a hangover and the price First Mrthodlxl Church and Sem­ al 1C25 o’cliH-k Insl night near is down tn Ik-tween 7fi ami Hi* inole Chapter Two, Order of lln- Forest City. Tin- driver, Homer tion here that they were other Kastern Star. Rich, IN year old Negro of W in­ tl an Chin***, but emphasised it Is cents a sack now." She 1* survived hy threo ter Garden, was not injured, but very difficult to determine Chinese Oranges hroiigl t 1137,230 dur­ ing Match. t.Vlery sales were 1114,- daughters, Mrs. F. J. Lynch amt tlo F«»d had damage estimated at from Mongolians and "certain 32K. Iterl Rlisn potatoes brought Mrs. J. S. Thorn of Hanford: f l , 00(1. The automobile ski bled 201 other Asiatic*.” and Mrs. Comfort Lion of fret hefoie hitting i* freight car. 973/09, EASTERN STAR Rich wa* arrested on * charge At present, said Mr. Anderson, Manassas, Va.l four sons, Claude TAM PA, Apr. 6—(AA—M r a. the encumber deal is butter than W. .Shoemaker, A. K. Shoemaker of in-lie** driving and excessive Emma Saunders of Fort Pierce a pistol on the Korean front, and nf Sanford; Paul F Shoemaker speed. Rond tv a* ret nt 450. was elected grand matron nf the gimd grades o f the highly iiollshrd of Orlando; and Charles A. Florida chapter o f the Order of tha FLORIDA r i . t ’ ll WOMEN edible are bringing more than 914 Shoemaker o f Chicago, III.; on* sister, Mrs. W. J. Winunsn of DAYTONA REACH, Apr. ft— Eastern Star today. She succeeds a crate. clubwomen tmlav Mr* Ethel Hays o f Tallahassee. Miami Beach; also several grand­ (>l^—Florid* Albert 8 . Home of Pensacola child rrn. went on record a* urging a roll­ 'IF .A T HIIOHTAGK t»N I)O N , Apr. h-GP) Miss Funeral services will I*- held back In food price* to level* nf was chosen grand natron, succeed­ ing Arlo Rcan o f Tampa._________ Pst Hornsby .Smith, conservative at Brisson Funaral Home at 3:00 June I, 11*5(1. The price rollback rrsolutiun member uf Parliamer.t. told a po­ tomorrow with Rev. J, F. Mr kinTho litical meeting today tha public Is Icy officiating. Inlermrnt will be passed by the Florida Federation of Women's Club enrivelition in il* "bemused hy a government which at a later data. rinsing session here, called also for JACKSONVILLE. Arr. B—*"»*)— prefers to pay Ilia hutch*rs a l«mu« 44 appointment of ■ pt-itounrid joint Atlanta «4 of £23,000,00(1 because ihsy haea T R A IN WRECK 33 51* not enough meat to sell, rather TUXEDO PA R K , N. Y., Apr. 6 atnte committer In inquire into all Hismark 76 «6 than paying Argentine f5.000.noo —(Ah—Two doian ears of an Erie matters of health, welfare and pro­ Rrownsvill# ftt 39 and giving Rritons meat to eat.” Railroad freight train Jumped the tection of the con .timer, and rec­ Chicago 69 Icgiala- Denver 39 "In tha bad old day-." she added, track here tarty today and badly ommended appropriate M 51 Des Moines Hon. “ we had a national sung—tha damaged tha railroad station. 44 In urging the federal govern­ Frnno 71 roast beef o f old Kngland. Now It An Erie apokesman said no one tl 40 ia 'Rudolph tha red nosed reindeer* waa Injured, but both main tracks ment tu effect the rollback, tha New York IS 41 of the line would bo tied up for FFWC will aak that it "act with Washington and we eat reindeer. promptnaaa and firmness for tha Winnipeg 93 99 ” 1 hope tha latest popular num­ some lima. 69 49 ber '1 Tawt I Taw A Puddy Tat* Is He added that one o f tha freight period of emergency by adopting Jacksonville 74 63 not a forecast o f what we shall can smashed Into tha atation. Tha and enforcing control measures Miami 7l» 43 see on the butcher’s shelf In the causa of the accident waa not Im- without regard to partisan poli­ Tallahassee mediately dflffTUtj)*!. tolar*." T «»p g W tics." Additional Space Is Required For In­ creased Bus i nes s Aa to the remark by Rayburn there U "terrible danger of an­ other World War, Mr. Truman aald he hat] no furthrr eommrnt Then, pressed as to whether he thought there ia still danger today I IOOKINO WfAtV gut anilVID. Cpi Walter Smith, I U.S. Infanliyn.an. rests In a native village in Korea of a Third World War, Mr. Tru- I alter being res' ur I limn Ills Communist raptors by a DJI. tank battalion A friendly Korean villager (right) man tleelared there was still a« I ramrt hlirrntril Arm-titan prisoner, Pvt Kills A. Wadley, of l«aachvllle. Ark . ikiwn Irom the hill* north much danger today aa there h as! of Set,ill. Olhei prisoners, in hatvli of Ihe lleds ainea January I, are also carried U> safely. (/nlernortonnl) {lever bean. lie recalled there was dangrr nt the time America bad to In­ stitute the Berlin air lift, danger at the time the Orrsk-Turktsh a111 program was atarted, and danger since the time the O in munlits invaded South Korrn. We are still faced with that It* fii.m n -M U IK N T N situation in Korea, Mr. Truman IOKYO. A|u. ’» til’) An Aineruan la*L fim e i|uu«i nearly went on, hut he aald that eltuatlon la being constantly worked on. rigid miles iti'nlr Rrtl Korea Imlay at llie s|te«iliea<l of an Allied iliive Mr. Truman was aaard whether -lung -Ml miles of llie sseslein and irnlral fronts. Exchange May Rcacli ^General Douglas MaeArthur ha» I Ins wat the dre|*et| |*eiirtiation into Reel Ktirea nl the lurient 20,000 Per Month, been author!sad to bomb Commun(CaaHasa< oa h a s Tww) Allied drive. Pace Report Says A V. H. Eighth Army commtinluue reported the force met W A S H IN G TO N . Apr. V </!-) only light resistance In it* patt,«l tn the vieinlty of Phall. nearly The Army will l>egin .dtnul the eight mile* north of Parallel TH middle o| llis* month In hung back on the ITIJongbn•Kumhwa mad The rommunique swid the torn- (tun* K <n >« m m w h o h ave l e e l i dis|*ersed an estimated enemy long engaged in the lighting there. .ompany near f*hafl al midday it Semlnplt High School They will lie replated hy fresh Thursday. had m[flatten pro The United Katwns, pout'd troop* v L v Gity ManaRcr Pcifs'ih .i*nmand*r. Lt-’ Uss. Matin** fl. Secretary ol the Alloy Parr anIlldgway, Joined hi# herder-cross yeaterOut Advantage Of lug troops. HldgwSy wore a l l n noumrrl ihe "tntelmn" plan, to th« Ca t talks. ay daring u dangling from hi Unpolluted L a k e grenade, day. He *4id Oncral Dotrglat \L< *Th* rfTlIdren delight "The child liar pmalionper harness. cd to find out the opportnnitir I Allied artlllriy blsieu a path 1 Arthur will derule p oky on .e[n and flffnnrial returns offered in Reviled estimates by Smith snd for th*United Nation* foreev lion ol men In he irnl home Ihe various flalda of work," laid Mr». .Gillespie I .hgincri mg ("«*. have driving toward the biggest Com- | first hatllr *eieian* should sail W. I). Wray, general chairman of tha program, “ and the many par- placrd the toil nl « sewage dis- inunisl troop, mas# of the war. from Korea wilhm * few w.ek>. •nta who attended the program |m,i ,I plant (or Sanfuid al 5440.- Warplaurs rocketed and fire. Parr said. Ixrmbed the fiercely m iltin g staled that they fait Mat Hrnn- 000. City Managri Clitfoid McKlL- Reds. Parr <niphasiri<l that the i.tl< anola High School had made a pm- bin told llie Jsycre meeting Inday. The Communlste fought bark o f rotation will depend u;*)n Imih '•grvaaiva atep in tt# h ia £ * Previous estimates, which incltid with mortars, artillery and small the flow of irplsi'clncnta to tin Rhe pointed out Uttt oa the re­ sult 6f hearing soeaksn #bn ware ed the replacing id worn |>t|ie in arms. On llie western front they war Ihrcaler and ii|«»n the rnc«-' so well Informed la iM if reaper­ the pietcnl syslem, hid given the were defending a densely forti­ ally to maintain the romliat r f f « * fied area. liveries* » f all unit * now in Kn il vv fields, many pupils had chang­ t ml a* $WX1,000 i r m la s H ita l*aa* Twn* A divisional staff Oilier, comed previous ideas en ecenpatioua, merited Mr. MrKlMun who H I * inltnrim aa iney realised after self analysis "The enemy rhanged his Isr that they would not fit int« •* eil hy John Kaiter, (mininl out tir» I ihI*)-. Instead of rolling with eupatimia foemerly that allhoitgh (he Stale Health nuc punch a* in the last few Talks were made by many (oral speakers. Harry Robson r it e some llepailnirni wav imhVely In Imre days, he was determined tn stay pointer* on rnttanndfaing llie City to take any (xnilive *tep» in hi* posit font." ail ness. Dr. CL W. Baker Inward sewage dii|*n*al pteviure A P corresjKincfent John Handt m dairy farming. Dr, A. W. •dph rr pored ihe Rfd post IIons could Ire brought lo (rear on the Jr., talked on rtqnirammi* were "laced hy traneh lines on Jamr* G- "Hlint" Galloway, I to berome o dentist. Mrs. community hy refusal In sanction every hill and anchored In long, filling stalinn operator and Amrr Lola Smiley outlined needed apll- any new housing projects. planned and wrll-hulll dugunts. Iran k'gion candidate for King at laden for telephone udefitnr-. A. Emphasising ttic Iw-nefil* which Slime Ilf these dugouta have run- the Kiwanis Minstrel shnw Fri f . JBrfnholaer told of the legal would accrue In Sanford from an cretc wall* nearly two feet day nit night al the Hrnunolr High pfVfiSIlQlle S ni*d. was the leading randblaie arlerpiate system, ho-- MeKIhhln thlek." Other local speakers included said lotkc Monroe rould l*e conSteep hills barred the path for llil- of flee up until Wr-dnra Mrs. Charles Ginn, former opera verted Inin n tremendous timrist for Ihe advancing Allies Iwth on day mmn a m int of ihe penny alegar, who spoke on moslr as a bsltrartinn providing swimming, Ihe western and fOTtfal fronts. Jai* .hewed. career. Ranching and rattle raising fishing und lionting a* well as Doughboys had tn drive the Reds When 137 vote*, Mr. Galloway WM IxpLalnzd by F. T. J4*riwc»her. aililing to tin- M.iiic attrartlrnj of *»ff mI»»»#»*♦ *vprv r-*k. >»»« drawing alieml uf his nrarr-t a/L F. Cooper, a former agricultural the area. Ill two days o f gruelling attack ri.ntrllder, the Rev. J. K. Mr. instructor, told of opportunities In Investigation* into the feasi­ that rarrird four milas, (Tie main Kinley. Iiarkril Ity thr Pilot Dub. farming. John Hans Lobert out­ bility of a spwage di*|MM>al plant l>«dy of the Allied army drove A lot of high school giris dropped lined requirements to become a 11 •■ ll,w 4 flw esse star two and one-half mllaa Inside the pennies in the Jars with the re­ baseball player. sult that Clarence CUuse, Legion Red northland. Among the speakers who drew Allied pat tola ranged as much Auxiliary candidate and leader much favorable attention, said Mr*. a* five miles inelda Red Korea. uf the Student Council, waa run Wray, waa Mrs. M- Scott, Interior On the east coast, where op ning third with 222 vote*. Other riudemirr* are Rnbcrl decorator o f Orlando. tmsltlon was light, twn South R. C. Coleman, personnel direc­ 8ILVK11 HI1It INCH. Apr. b - t d l Korean divisions were 1.1 mile# S. Hitlhlliirr tFIka) !*|; Ruddy Luke (II and PW (Tuli) !Ki; mid tor af Eastern Air Lines, Miami, Western alar (!ary Cooper prov­ deep In enemy country. pointed out to girl* that the air. ed himself as at home In (he water Itldgwsy Joined hi* troops on Judge Douglas StrnsLriiin, whoso JliM offers other Jobe than that of today a# he la with a six gun. the rrnlral front north of Chun- vote* were cast in two jara. 01 in the Jayeee Jara nod ITi in (Rtr hairtess. Including r im fij work Here with a movie unit o f over chon. an. Mom than 103 pupUl attended • 100 people to film scenes for "Things are progressing very Rotary, jars. Mian Gloria StiHl*tlll. ft ami PW bl> talks. "Distant Drums", he took an hour smoothly," the Allied ground Cluli candidate, and secretary to Dr. Roy V. Bowen, speaking on o ff to go awlmmlnr In the springs. commander M i d Countr Roail Supt. II. B. (fray, teaching, and BUI MrCsmtnon. in. With Idv* was hlnmlr starlet Marl was Iradisg in competition for struetor o f rwliglous education, had Aldon. the queen’s rrown Wedncailay larwa classes. When It was learned she was • Tll) votre. Mrs. Russell Tenrh. Tat program went off. smoothly novice swimmer, volunteer instruc­ American la-glon (-andidalr, was aad lb r a d order, said Mrs. Wray. tors stirr miud'-d her—Including accrual with 203 ami Mr*. It. C. Mom than two months af work Cooper. Charlie Clem Bowsn, threo Maxwell (Pilot*) plare* third with r the faculty was required to The itory is alenit Florida’s In■n the operations. dlnn wars « f the early IMO’a. For- year old son o f Mr. and Mrs. IM . Mrs. M. D. Gatchel lind Hit tiona of two other filma have been Clem Bowtn o f Geneva, died at •hot here this year - Crowwlnda hie home yesterday a l l i U P. M. Jayeee and KD Rotary votes. 'Smith A od Wigtam* following a long Jlteaaa. Mrs. Robert Rilthlmrr recetverl and the Barefoot Mailman. The child waa bom h Sanford 74 votes (F.lksl and Robbie Jean May 4. I H R la addition to Uw Galloway (Legion) Auxiliary I parents, he Is survived by litre* had 19. M. fl. Smith, stab tept sscnlalisten , Alice, Rnby and Betty tlve from (Seminole County, has uve Rom mint Mae; and three brothers. Jam**. KMPKKOR’K PANTS of th* Homer and Bobby Bowen, all of VIK N N A, Austria, Apr. A —(fl*) in the Two Seminole High School Geneva; two grandmother*. Mr*. — The Inst pant* of the late Km„ ________ ________ ________S tivrw . leaders, Clarence Clause, presi­ Margaret Bush o f floiteva and peror Frans Joseph have turned up Mr. Smith has din been ap­ dent of the Student Counell, ami Mrs. I. F. Adkins o f Bobhtown, for auction, hut too late U* be pointed la serve on the Temper- Mis* Dial Boyle, president r f Ga. reunited with the rest nf his mili­ Kata Prisons «jt4 Convicts, the lti-Y group, will be guaata Funeral sairiaea will he held tary uniform. Amusements, o f the Seminole County Chamber al the graveside in Geneva Ce­ Tha Austrian ruler's blue-gray o f Commerce Friday at It ilS metery at 10:90 A . M. tomorrow marshal’s coat, which he used in P. M. at the Mayfair Inn to with R ot. L. D. Barnes o f. JM5, waa sold ytsterday to an hear William Bird o f Uta U. B- Relating. Mtioua dealer for 939 along with Chnmher of Commerce. hla Mack uniform cap, white glovea Hanford hotter si men and wo­ BMjt ■Md Mack He. men am Invited to attend «h|a An agg lea Tha outfit want so rhaaply tw■meting, hot rvservmUooa onat ia dfaaseter aausc the pants were missing. hegln by 10:00 A. M. Frida/ at normal slaad But after the sale, tha auctioneer tho Chamber of Commsrr* office, today. Tha m announced tha pants were located •old Rd Whitney, C o f C mana- yolk and waa |nd would be offered for sale May a rep U f F W * 9 jr t t f, RsCshre Appotehsents A — o c ia ltd Rosenbergs Are Sentenced To Die For A-Bomb Spying; Sobell Is Given 30 Years New Year’s Day Prisoners Freed By IT. N. Troops President Refuses T o Comment On Troop Concentrations In Manchurian Region High School Holds Evaluation C lass OnCareer Program I9M 1% Merchants Uroup Begins Drive For New Membership Produce Sales HU Record $1,243,81)2 PeakDiiringMarch Ronorf From Fhiris Sjivs MaoTze-Tunc; Is Now In Moscow' vr ( _ . I), Early Weather — W i ■%3 I- J *T -^ mi* i-i # ~ t •4 �f, AUK l W O. T H U B S D A T A W L 3 , 1981 T H E S A N TO R O HC T A L D , SANFO RD, __ Court House Controlling Prices The Sanford Herald THE NATION TODAY ta I M With the exception of the uinml plntituricfl on the pros­ Hy JAMES MARLOW perity of Florida, the expanding tourist litiHim-xs, the value of ’ citrun, livestock anti agriculture, the incmuiing tax ** J l i ju g a e ii* ___. WASHINGTON, Apr. 4-H7— <4 BS M t M i H u t M I I H burden, and the efficiency of the various branches of hirt H, D ll. al H r P n l lllflN In railing Ulmr trader* to a White udminlatration, Governor Warren's opening address to the ■ f la a ra r a . M a rla a . a a J rr I I I A r t House conferearr tomorrow, Presl< ........... ar Murk a IM*. Legislature made only one feel.lr runtrlbution to the exist* iterit Truman Is rfoinr whal I'resiaoi.i.snti i . ur.ax Ing iasuea of the day. drllt |(oo .eveil did. M llk f o o k im iv lit:* * Mr. liuosevtlt w *» aid* to qul«t He would have the State legislature enact laws to con• • ■ I t t M M a a a a rr _ tlmm. Mr. Truman ha* yet to trol prices In Florida. ■ r*u N im n w l u t r i •how he ran do the •amt. Thr *r rarrttr . __________ • JBl “Steadily rising prices are tanking it very difficult for problem* faririg Isdh I’re*ideal* U » ttaalh la a many Florida families to purchase the necessities of life," were rather similar. M aalkr . M E raM aaih t . « aa . Early in 11*41, when the defense he says, with un unitizing awareness of realities. "Price wa* getting under way, T ra r I la o control is primarily the function of the fetierul government, program Mr. Ko»»ev*lt created the National All rkllMrr Mllrrr. ranla «*f hut I know of no sound reason why our State government Defense Mediation Hoard (NIIM Hl. t k a a k i. rraataflaaa. r n r l t a t l l r a r , Its purpote: Ur try to settle •M M lln a al r a la r la la a shocld r r a lr fa r not deal with thit* problem that threatens ccuitomio Ik r p u ru r al ra la la a f a s * ,. Mill pescefully disputes between man­ * a rk a > i> 4 fa r a l ra tta lar a 4 m lla * ruin to the people of Florida. >*)d labor. NI)MH had 11! la c r a l H , ‘The right to control prices would seem to la* an at­ agement niemtiers; four from Islior, foui K ip rra ra iM k lailu a allr Hi' tribute of sovereignty. The general wet fartof the people from hudne*#, four repre*enting I ala a 4 tr «* ra rr ' t lr a r r « r a la D m . la r . I r a T a r * . r s i r a # » . I M Is the primary concern of government, and the unconscion­ ■he public. tr a il. Maaaaa t i l ; , * L l.aala. It exploded in November, 1941 able high cost of food certainly affects the welfare of the T k r n#ral4 la a raaarbar a l tba i nmr of the labor member* A a aa rlatra l i r a n a i r a la r a il lir a people most vitally, inflated prices are prodming fortunes when walked out in protent against a a t r l a a l l r l ) la lha M r la r rtp a b ll* for a few and misfortune for many." decision by the other hoard tnrma a lla a a l all Ika la a a l a a n a r r l a l r t I * Ib l* a r m # # *# r, aa n a il aa a ll Iptm, That was the rod of the How true! How true! .11* aa n a I t i r i l r k M . totard. Tlie nest month we ware in Wouldn't it laa grand thing if the State of Florida __ TIIURBDAY, APR. 5. 1*31 ^r,V,!d hist iwss a law providing that nothing could hi- sold theOnwar. f f T R T r s T »»n » " r - u o u ir Her. )7 President I'.oosevelt * V 1*1 • *v. n'ere above prut.-, m -.., .-.ere charged for them before the railed a White House ronfrrenrr Hfei / V t , Ii ! fI p MM. tr3n*trra*<ir» ait apprc- j war in Korea began? of lalmr and management. liming ,; , bended and puntohrd, liut runBut most products sold it "'ori.!-* are '**,*fh* notable tie- 'he war. moat o f lalmr and manarirnrr rannul b* evaded. (rim e state, whether they Is- groceries or r.ulotnohtica it they strike* ami no ii*!>uuir. dm . turf pay. Tin way of train p r " « f i it hard.—I'ruv, 13:16. could not Is- sold in Floridu ut a price comparable to what .Since they were giving up their ; could Ik- obtained for them in other states, they would not fight to -ntie a dispute hy walk There are nearly 4.900 miln ol iiijf mil or -hiilllnir down a plant, lx- Hold nt all. canali and navigable riven in ihe AiTHOUOtt lf'6 Avail, bant* hat a ‘ Claus'* In his contract that take* ■omrlhlna had to lx- done to niv»Within u week's tirm* nf thi* passage of such a law. u care of (timing rnen who arrive home a little late tor Christmas. Marine them fair trr«tm<-nt. fhi Mr. Room-. Net In-tlr m il. ro m c o n e g o r i to l i l t Hcnrrity of p »hkIh would i-xiHt Dial would muke tin- home v.lt created tin* War U ln t Hoard Sft Jot Lynch, a survivor ol the Communist death trap at Korea's trouble to write ut in tlm moritiriK* ChangJin Hrservn.r. Is alt smiles as Ms molher. Anns, hands him a gift, front of tho last war look like a bargain hunter’* |mradlio- < And lx#tli aid,-* agrrol to *ub a wriil welch, while Hud. Waiter, and girt (fiend. Barbara Chatlraan, and f'hina a land of iik-nty. Spelling championi of rigid mil tlirlr di-poo-s to Wl.ll and look r.n In Ihe family's Hrunklyn. New York home. (lalrrnafioaal) And a black marki-t would -'oil develop that would ohidr t»y ltic da*-{*ion*. This liuard Seminole County •<luxjt, will comkeep all the people in Georgia and Alalmma bimy 2 -1 liourn alstt tied t<! inon.lx-rs, foilfrom pete on Apr. 10 at l(ir Junml High u day runninif Htuff into Florida to Im* Hold at InHitlep prices. iaitor, four from ImtiiiMH, four School to irlecl urmeone to ffThe opiMirtnnities tlint would prevail for Florida racketeers representIniz thr potdlc. pretenl lint oiuuly m a ilale-wide a tilin’ o f rl'inv prirr* would muke the pninhliiip eraze -eem lila- a waste of tints*. (>I‘ItA wa* Sunlord Forum hadn't color inti, full power conletl in Miami laiei llm month. Finder the cirenmstiinces we are not ijiiitr* sure wheth­ which inraiil Islxtr would want It is a good d-a io eiopliaiire the a n fo i.t H i la id , er the Governor is serious airout this Stale price control hlttht-r wage-, when prlcrs went .S impoitanir ol lr# ruing to Ipeil. I higher and lownug'-iMcnt would j Nunfiird, 1 Iu. law, or whether he is just playinp politic*. Thi* is I., certify tliur J, Llmer want to charge higher prices if PlM Itk x M ir ttrtM urnday •M It M a r M i u i » 4. n * fU « Nobody needs to know bow to ipeil •very word in the dictionary, bill k it very worth while to be able to spdl correctly such timple little r w ords ts leire. liege, sieve, ceil* * ■*- log. Kriil, cereal, coma, comma, 1 and separate. 1. While Florida moloriiti are ■: atagtering under a tax buiden ol *7 $54,000,000 caused by ill 7 cent •xaolina tax, and (can grow that additional burdens may be in the Making for them, it is interrating la not* than New Mexico hat Just cut iu gai tax rate from 7 to 6 cents for a $2,000,000 raving to » (ha nwtoriil. Georgia, tail month. . oho reduced iu rale from 7 to 6 g j-T c r'-'ti Mtbiatka sol* it* li« 6 t In 5 1 Missouri cut its from 4 to 2 " (imagine having to pay only a 2 cent gasoline ta x ); aod North ''D e k r t r t i t JB from $ l » 4 * * KevenueBureauTo Fi g h t ItaductionH Of Cigarette Tax i they gave wag.* Increase. W l.ll finally worked out a furmula, deriding generally that no wages ihould lx* increased through­ "One of the two or three American authors of supreme out the war muse than 16 percent Renius," Herman Melville has Iss-u called by the historian a l o e when- they had le-en in Jan­ of American literature. Van Wyck Brooks. Vet his master­ uary, 11*41. W l.ll ptelly well held to this formula. piece fell flnl for seventy years. Now estates the present defense The one hundrislth anniversary of Melville's novel of program. To control price- and whaling life, "Moby Dick," is lieing celebrated this year. wage* at the same time, Mr. Tru­ Melville hud previously written some successful stories of man created the (Jl’K (Office of the South Seas, so was well known when "Moby IHck" rume I’rk-e Htahiiliation) and the WHII Stabilisation HoardI. out. Yet It received so little attention that fifty years later (WIage Ate in January both agencies Barrett Wendell’s “ Literary History of America" could say, suddenly cracked down, frreilng without mentioning Melville’s masterpiece, that he "began wages and price*—hut only tem­ a career of literary promise which never came to fruition." porarily, until machinery could Ire set up to carry out the controls. The Melville revival la-gun in the '20s, thanks to a It was understood, because the crusade by the critic Carl Van Horen. Now his merits are frees* was so sudden, that adjustrecognized, and currently no fewer than six books deuling manta would have to tie made in troth jirtces and wages. with his life are nnnntinred. W o ii—wiiir nine s, lin e* This should la- something of a consolation to all who from labor, three from industry, believe in their own genius, yet find it unappreciated. Mel­ three representing the public— #*t ville was not the first, nor will he be the last, to go without •bout controlling wage*. WHH exploded on Feb. 18, The reason big Uit« Iwnor liUiU^ltytimu,. . .. • , , Over (the 'prwteala o f Uw irpraaentaiive*, the other six Wfl merahem decided wages generally could not he rxlred more than 10 irerrcnl alcove where they were in With the <lL-velo]imont anti promotion of new ilye prts- January, Ihbtl. l-mlmr walked out there him rorne alamt an lurri-n-ipci um« of vlvltl rolnra. o f the Iw.ard on Fell, in. Mure than I hut: the latter (cart­ The decoration of iiomt-H |h-i hap* given tin* widen! nco|a- ,-ict.pt fur John L. l-ewt* amt to thin brightening procomt. Tlie kitchen and tmthroom, ers four rail uniona —banded together formerly glaring white citudeln of nanitation, have la-come and pulled their representatives fields for originality on the part of the housewife. Color is out of alt government agencies used here to great advantage, and the kitchen, which in connected with the defense pro- Genius Unrecognized f Because the people of Orange : county hive derided that the tale V of beer on Sunday is against tlie I public inlrtest. Orange county citizen! who can't gel along with­ out their Sunday beer air pouting into Seminole County which tlill i in a high old lime on . And so Sheriff Mero and dtputiet have their trouble* rut many modern nausea (a In close Juxtaposition to the living for them a* they try to round room, is often the most attractive room In the house. trouble-makers aod drunken Fabrics used for women's clothing lond themselves and make $4 Sunday ar* easily to the gay pigments used by denlgncrs not only for rests in three week*. Why Semi­ underwear, dressen and suits, but for shoes also. Perhaps nole County should permit ike the most noticeable uw- of bright colors is found in men's aalc of beer on Sunday, any mute informal clothing. Few men depurt from the conservative than Orange county, it something business or dress wear, but with wurm weather they yield can't understand. In growing numbers to gay patterned shirts, scarves, shorts More Colorful World Bud Moughton, who spent some fat England during the war. recent para* tiling banners with skull to identify drunk* that English law no nil motorists learn* to drive to attach ■ targ* ‘Learner" on the and >fl of their car for all and to afford others every lenity to give liwm * wide _ say* that it Hat the efI of producing greater courtesy Void those whose igaersnee of causes them to • blunders, as well as imhiring accidents. i President Edmunds of Sletuveriiry comes a murage Price Patriotism?" kbegms, - 1hen is an evidence that L a id Macaulay was individual be was, and if ha warn f, he might vary wail bb hands and pre* f. J told you go. That Thomas Jaf* b« predicted or ffar f lu -r p-ihewt mm. •us J two It I ) Either N apolroa will <*| . _ • » -, 2 ) will be as fu r* . by karkarto* ^ the “ and slacks. The Influence of this kaleidoscope of vivid hues is cer­ tainly a cheerful one. It provides stimulation and release from dullness and worry. , THE WORLD TODAY By DItW ITT M A fK B N K fE A P rmeigis Affair* Awalyal moot designed to say In effect that Washington didn't nave anything to do with the Mac Arthur statem«rnt* Sines the Chinese rsfjw-Hon uf the true* nffer, there has been is fr**h massing o f Rad troop* In " ?T p .iTin J r.r...TTI rri. Pcipil tfmUh V<>t**« s ttarraUrv Her h i t ban Morrison told a boms; audience’ STrt'Sri t Morula Monday nig night that “ this I* the • current Communist gatberiag Hof i! icsl moment'* to try to troop* could represent a prelimin­ payckuofica and thTlCorroan war. ary to such an otfurl. , . Simultaneously Warren Austin, Aa regards this being th* ''pay U. H. delegate to the United Na­ chological moment" to try to end tion*, expressed Ike opinion to the war, that may Ire true If you newspaper man In Omaha, Neh., emphasise that little word “ try " that from a military point of view MarArthur** troop# ere In gooses thia is a good time to taJk peace sinn of South Koroa and ere stand far Korea. Ing la force al tha hotly disputed Now It's hardly likaly that thasa 38th Parallsl, I f peace wen twa almost tdantical oxpro*«ioa* neither side need lo** fee*. wore para coincidence, especially Moreover, there Is widespread •lac* they ware echoed yn terday feeling among U Jf^ members that by Franc*, ladaad U a peace move should be made for a bit of purpaaoful the record. It would show whore napecially sine* wa know that the troth aider) stand. l Aliiaa who hare troops with the Actually tlie altitude of tho , N. Army In Korea have been Chins** Coormunlet regime to considering a aossiblo policy rk-wp.de pear* In likely to be settled, rloration regarding peace. Conver­ not In Peiping but In Moscow. sations have been proceeding in Therefore tho big question ts whe­ waahlngtou wttlioat fanfare, ther the Russian* want peace Jp ar aa th* United Nal Korsa—or waywhere else abroad. it la Mid there The Bolshovlat sin t spy for tho way la that or spread of Communism I* to Meed AOMIm Mm far a Mac* •ranneal * whit* economical' However, that d o **rttm !to «7 u rk y tho United ill alee. o f Interest. It'd due to the fact . . . ______ war--and other Com­ an ted au- munist upheavals—servs a double that the .N. has d.i"x thortty to the United Bute* to purpose of creating not only ocohandle the Korean B *tr*'"* price* were still Hn. openlni fn PHrr Mntruls, Mtii^ prfm go up; Congress had an fixed t N law that farm prices could go up, even though other prices and all wages were rontrollrj. And thera wa* on* other impor­ tant point: labor fait It wa* being miuIi ImvI hy Chart** K. Wilson, la»*s of the whole rletsn** proram, becauso white ha had arms u*ine**men dose to him a* ad­ visor*. he had no labor men thera. And one more thing: Wlhon had set up a hoard In nu own office to control policy on manpower. ThU board wna made up of gov­ ernment officials. |t had no buxi­ ne** representatives on It. But it had none from labor, either. I-abur burned up aver this. Its aitark* on Wiiiup and the Tru­ man way o f handling the whole prublem of running def P'-hlciii defense grew t T Jr' {* tm Z ” * "* '* £‘‘V ! tp> "i*. f*. Ilai.ks, .Hr., do thia .lay proclaim to lx* my last in Hanford, Frmituilc County. Kcsmhi* thereof, I am a War II veteran, sick ami without medicine. I have tried to live in Hanford which has been my borne for 2H year*. I am leaving Hanford amt the slate of Florida, la-taiise I can not get a job. I draw no |trn>loii, the Welfare |r< pastuiertt. Had Cm**, or tlir Hslvstiun Array won't help ami I am an asthma­ tic alcoholic. I wish to publish these farts, of which I know. I had a wife and two kids anJ forced to leave them 16 year* ago. My oldest boy (Jerald is a bookkeeper in the Bank of Winter i’ark, the other Franklin D. Roosevelt Hank* is a singer at Rollins. I am a vet of World War II, who was at on* time a member o f the American Legion Post No. 63. Hue to the fact I haw hail for 63.00 p»r day nan lo in work wui nts a day U. ». I wa* i|Ult the Job I had. 1 couS not r live on a six dol­ lars a day wage, I have waited three months on the U. 8 . V. A. for domiciliary rare o f which I was eligible. Now lo you pmx| ptiinlr of tire city « f Hanford I would like to make these statement*. I have no trade, I am not eating o ff my mother who is a welfare patient. I am a registered voter o f both city and county. ! know right fp>m wrong. I am not a religious fanatic, I believe In Jehovah Hod and the laird Jesus. I do not bother anyone aicept with my cussing. f sold ‘ he first load of produce that went out o f Hanford by truck. I am having to leave the town where I love the people for their smiles, and kind word*. I hope Mr. Dean and hi* employees, do good hero, I appreciate hJs interest in the town. I am glad to be friend* with the Hanford Herald Force and I wish to thank tho hoy cartlara for the kindness lo a 74 1 am leaving net because 1 wish to, but because 1 have boon In two mental hospitals and because the Hanford public, won't give Eltn*T a rhen*#. 1 am forced to nay goodbye to the people I loved. Elmer G Hanks, Hr. IMS Palmcllo nv-iue Uanford. Fie S. H, No. 2d.l UW. ir6i) \rmv Serial 34St'l 442 }w ^ r WASHINGTON, Apr. r,-<A*) The Revenue Hurean doesn’t in.end to allow smoker* to de­ duct any slat* cigarette taxes on their federal loeome tax return* without a fight. Officials raid iralay the bureau Iras refused to "artiuieM e“ in * U. H. Tax Court Decision ruling that the deduction it allowable In a state where the lax is ap­ plied m a certain way. That mean* the bureau will ap­ peal to a Circuit Court o f Appeals and likely, if the Bureau lose* here, lo the U. 8 . Supreme Court, a time-consuming process. The Bureau will not allow de« ductlun* pending final decision. Tha Tax Court ruling added up. In general, to saying that a deduction may lie taken for stat* taxes that ai* "separately stated" and passed one ur the cigarette buyer. It gave Oklahoma* tax specific approval In this raspect. Th* tak court ruling upheld Willard 1. Thompson, an Oklabornecement finisher who per­ sonally argued h'a rase, .In de­ luding I3U in clgarvtt* taxes— among other things— un his IU47 income tax return. The Hureau “ acquiesced" in the court's ruling on matters other than the cigarette tax, assuring Thompson of no trouble un hi* other deduction*. OKLAHOMA CITY, Apr. 6— LAV-HJIlertot Lowry the 4th la going to be a commuting trill. M rrv l* a tJO&O Hereford eo, owned by former Oklahoma Governor Roy J. Turner sad Henry Bears o f Greenwich, Conn. Beam tonight Lorry for hta Chino Finns at Churehhill. Md.. nt an aurliua last Sovember. outkidding Turner, who offered |70,- too. ra * e O ael •» i t - _ - - d T t M SI eatlaaed T ^ r . . . oaes don, that th* Commission had let base* in Manchuria. That, he replied, is a Question placed her In a hospital in Orange county, and she is being examined that cannot he answered because by competent specialists who have It I* a military stragegy question. However military traders here not yet reported their finding*. have left nu dogbt Unit if Rails enter the a t f todr In Korea In Strength their hase* will be sub­ jected to bombing. As long ago as last Feb. 24, A l' I f > B ilB u r d P ra a . P m * ilees reporter Ikon Whitehead wroto rra. Th* exact number of men to be from the Pentagon here that mass­ rotated in the early slag** nf ed air or sea attacks hy the enemy th* program has not Iteen deter­ would trip the trigger of swift retaliation. mined, Face added. He said such attacks would He said the exchange of fresh men for buttle veteran* will even­ mean there no longer would lie tually run to about 20,000 each ^privileged sanctuary" for the month. Th# Army said this rate Communists and the war would may I*- reached by early summer. enter an entirely new pha-o—one Th# rotation plan caflt for the of hitting tho enemy at his own return direct to the United State* bases. Rayburn made his remarks ao f aa many troops as postibls, particularly in the early phases of bout the danger pf World Wnr during House dol.nl yesterday un the program. l-aler, some men from Korea th* Draft-Uni vernal M i l i t a r y may lie re-asaigtied lo garrison Training bill. Th* President also described the duty in Japan or other parts of th* Far East command, such as Senate's Troops-faf-Eurnpe reso­ Okinawa. Even these garrison lution a* “ futthrr evidence that troop* will eventually he brought the country stands firm in its lark lo the United States when support o* th* North Atlantic the outward movement o f troop* Treaty." s jf. Tr-mnx bsMed^Jhe re»»lu• . S ’- .V .. Vr . T V Army said rrturmne ve­ tlon—enuursrng nia’ p'an io "sCii-1 teran* wiil * disembark either at four additional army division, tu the Western European defense Seattle or Ran Francisco. All veterans returned to the force— in a statement. He brushed o ff questions nlx.ut United States will he given a chance for home leave before pro­ a provision Me leaders in the ceeding to their next duty sta­ Senate fought against bitterly. This was the declaration that Mr.. tions. The Army Department has hsd Truman should not deploy more the rotation scheme in mind for than the four divisions tu Europ’* further congressional months. Putting It into effect had “ without to i»e held up because nf the need nothnrity." Tire President bat taken tho for fighting men in Korea, esperialy after the military sethack* and stand be has full court It nliuiud power to 'end American troops looses lat«- lest year. There ere some men who have ■cure will Ix-xt serve tlie nation's now l>rer, in Korea sine* the out­ Interest. In effect, the Senate ibvleration break uf Ilia fighting test June. Although General MarArthur that be should gel rougiisslmwi wilt have the final decision *• t*> approval amouuled tu a challenge which troops are to V relumes) of that intuition. Hut the President wa* In no here, Army Department official* said those who have lwen in Korea mood at Iris meeting with lb* re­ longest likely would lie the first porter* to press the issue. In res pome to questions, he said la ir*v*. Tit* start of the rotation pro­ he always has consulted with both gram come* with virtual com­ houses on all major foreign policy pletion o f the Army's drive to build all ground force unit* In ’ T e only thing under considera­ Korea to their full combat tion hy the Seriate was tire ques­ strength. Defense nfflcla r re- tion of providing] the four dm •nitlr -aid that this build-up l# •tons, Mr. Truman added. The four divisions— about 100, nearing completion. The Marine Corps started a ro­ 000 men in ail— are eipecled lo tation scheme for Ita K ort*" start moving to Europo soon. veterans last month. Two slteabl* They will Join there the Iwn al­ groups of Marine* have already ready assigned from occupation returned to th# United Staton. forces to General Dwight D. Their place* In the hatlU line Elsenhowrr** North Atlantic De­ were taken by men from into fense Force. country. . . . . . . . Both tho Navy and the Air The lat* Gabby Street, known Force have been using a rotation ■ciwnit fa t sense time On# of aa on* of th* greatest catchers In their sins* la to givo a greater hie day. wto mwer a top notch number of man and unit* expert- batting star! He batted only .i«S in 400 major league contests. ene# In the F t* E*rt w ,r Rotation Plan Gooti Tlren nml Seat Cover*— Looks and run* good ................................ ‘376 00 MAKI A 9 ATI 1941 Studebaker 4 Door 6 Cylinder Sedan TO M B I T Ono local owner—Looks and runa good .. 1949 Buick 4 Door 8uper Sedan Good Pain* Good Tire*, Radio. Heater. A good clean car with low mileage " • ‘e *"***" , x as? M Hiflcreat L a rry T o Be Coffimuting B ull F o r 2 Ow ners tr a a U a a e d f r o . Truman Conference 1940 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan lag averylhing cl*e d<'own, Wllbodt it* lalmr me members, WSH r. No. (1-1011-47* came in a full alondstlll. Thi* all made such an impossible situa­ tion that on Mar. 18 Mr. Truman apparently derided In try to pacify labor a ML lie announced he'd ap­ point a National Advisory Board on mablllutlon policy, with 17 memlierer a chairman and four from labor, four from business, four from farm*, and four repre­ senting tho public. Labor stiir didn't go hock Into (la defense job*. Now Mr. Truman ha* called lb* labor leaders to the Whit* House, Ho may call bpsineea leaders in later. Out of this la expected to come 8 wage hoard sail.factory to la­ bor and management. Bom* kind o f wage board hga to he set up, either th# old WBB with tww Mood end power, or • bread new heard. H*l» i l l _________ $| | §§-°° 1947 Dodge 4 Door Sedan ’n f* Dark Green paint which loots almost nrvr RjjcJK Wetter, 4 Rrand new Goodrich tires with LIfMiuard Tubrei, Price ......... ............ ■ « | 2 | 6 00 1939 Dodge Coupe Good Paint and Tirra, Clean lipholnlery, Radio and Heater, Oiw Owner. Good Mechanical Condition Select from your Sprinc HU Advance ico Suit *i 'f l e e ...... Slowing of new styles and fabrics, Storrt-Schacfcr Tailored to your own 1947 Dodge 4 Door Sdtn Good Paint, Good T im . Beat Covers, Radio, Heater Good Mechanics) Condition ................ i . ■** ■ » *.-■*/ 1948 Buick Convertible Olympic Blue Finish, Practically new tires, Radio, Heater, Seat Covers, Excellent Mecbshfctu Condition, Price x_;,— ......... .... *1116“ said yeatorday Jm jur- i. , m ■ There are 6,408,000 form home* the United (Hares ami 86JHM.OOO ______ _ quite fashionable H ell mui-farm dwellings, according to aperid the summere up the (pot eastern shone near Boor's farm the 1060 census. and tha winter* at turner1* sunny Hereford Heaton now tnlphur. •qweatiy tha matter I* W a g dleJohn Druse. Metro Doom end HI* tompony will ho a largo, xaeed In Washington. reach, captained aod played « without th# Soviet Union pnrticL select group of high-prlred heif­ Hare It should be emphasised on the IM ? Fordham team. He er*. Wx le b* iudleellaa Urn Chlaaaa was eoa o f tha famous .“ tevr Hereford news la Tti Blochs o f OreaiU” . 1*44 " V * JW for j 1948 Buick BoodBaxter 4 Door Sedan Olympic Blue Paint Hke new- Seif Cover*, Interior like new, Radio, Heater, Back-up Lights, Dyaaflov Traneaniaaion, Whit* Watt T ltU , Driven only 22Jllfi milee by one owner, Price l||Q^.0D \--i 1960 Buick Scdanet le Blue Paint, Ri aU Urea, Driven ... - , �- — ' ••■• .* i ' S",*tV L'tu 3"'V .*L“/"( r -“ ■' . . f THURSDAY APR. 5. 1951 > m m > - ? jfam Social Calendar Th e la m p lig h te r Itj T O M IN lV t.K Woman'* Society of Christian Service reticle No 7 of the First Mrthoilial Church met Monday at the chuicli with Mrs. IV. P. Chapman presiding n. nb.incr of M i« W. A. Hunter, rhaimian. The nievtmg «a » opencil with Mra. Chapman trading u prayri ami Mm. M. It. Strickland an nmuicing that thr anuiial ipnitn for tlie circle Imil lieen met. * At the close of thr liud new* the Hrclr joined other e lrrlr. for n »lmly of the lnwik " T h r Christian Vocation'' presented hv Mrs. II. (i. Ilrrm uu ami Mm. F. C . Wil* lia int. Itrfreahnienl, w m served to thr following: Mr#. M. Strickland, Mi#. Chap limn, Mr*. William#, Mr*. 0 . W. Ilailry, Mr . It. P. Ci.uvhnvv, Mr*. Bevsie Greek, Mrs. F . It. Mitchell, Mr*. C. It. Tate, Mr*. (M a ria Itomhlry, Mrs. V. Hoover, Mr*. S. P. Bolling. Mra. |l. P. Dyal, Mr». Clark laon •rdy, M m . A. I). Shoemaker, Mr*. Nettle Tilli* . Mr# Fllaie Brown ami Mr## Flla Holton. ICIizafbvth ICrickson Marries Sanford Man R A L K IG II, N. C . Apr. R- UP) — K.liialvelli Pag.’ KiirksiHt. i la ugh & lrr nf the late Mr. ami Mr*. II. * F Pagr. of Kalrigli. Iw.-anie I he tiiiilf nf Melvin Hums Taylo r. «*n of Mr*. K»a Taylur of Italeigh, foiiarilv of Saliforil, Fla., nml ill# la ir E . J- Taylor in a privntc crrrtnony al the home of the hriilr's slistrr ami hrother-In law, Mr, and Mr*. John II. rlaithrr *m rtiurrhtll Hwnl. t-mtay s tt n a s M nl | n*ch>ofc. Dr. Howard Powell, pastor rif Kilenlon KUret Melliodbt Chur rh . nffir laird at Ihe t i r e • mony which wa* at landed tv re­ lative* Mini close friend*. Twe hrlrie 1 w a milt of How greets ssmil With litoWP ScrrM Sf' 1 r* ami hruvrn orchm*. The hrhh gronm la a**nel*ted with the Stale College Print Shop ami the cuilple will muk* their hnme in Italeigh. Mr. To y lo r gmrluate<l from Seminole fliails I’- hool, Ranfonl, Fla. Following Ihe rrremony, a re* rrptlon wa* held at the Gaither home. Among tlie nut*nf.town gursla were Mr* ami Mra. Oscar lu ffln of Chajwl Hill, M r. and Mm. Wilson tVsffin of Durham. Mr*. Frank Culhtrth of HJat**ulle. Mian I H r n Atkin* nf Grejnv tmro, Mr*. W. C. Hammer, Mra. Harris Coffin, and Mr«. w ACoffin of A shr boro • The PritHi'tori Ifniveraity I ilea Cluh np|H'areil lad evening tiefnrr a *mait hut cnthu-hi*H? n-vrmI'l.iK" at Hu* Seminole High School Auditorium. Thoroughly ingrnllat inn themrelvr* with tiie Fanfold amtreiae, the group sang a pro­ gram of variety anil attract Irene-* Thr ;nr men from Princeton did not appeal in the stereotyped loir of -ophl.iticatrd FiUgctalil elrganre »o many people conceive. They rm-y were c lm n c il youth* with Iriylih menneeUvi ••i. t ‘ " c U h Inyirh meitnee,*ri amt evtill III -e lf.,iilt-climkril*.’. Klliol Fcrhrs, the * lull'* tliiec* lor, give* rvnlrfKi of bring a fine clmral direr tin. This » a * ri-pccially apimirnl In I he ilifficull Scotch folk #otig» when- a great variety nf vocal terhiihfue i» employed. Tlu* piano iicomps .’ meni nm e x ' IIrut. Gciitgc New Inr hail hy fat the t*yit voice of llie soloists, which .* i», ,'.U ).,I in lii* m u ll tin . .1 Uiltn'tt ami Sullivan * Htppaiit. "I Am the Monairh of Tin* Sea". Ilf • Fngli.h characterisation mi* good ami hi* voire, aside ftom larkine Milli i uni tiaioiiig. wa# very gt**l. While hi ha.* no range to .peak of. hi* ipiality ami .lietic......re r* reilent. Soh.isl M Wells lluff, a hillslell.iw with U roMipal illively Mg soicr, was very svcll reccivi d lluff did imur *oln limn any of hi* colleague*. He hn* fine rnnlritl and give* hi* selection* an nil of authorily. H r wa* r*m-rinlly rf. I.vlise io Ihe Kcoteh fulk song, "Haulill It.-.1 Itohiii", and in Ihc rowlsry m i |i , ‘'Hoot, Hog or llie". John Helm ond |{<d*'rt Owen held down the irnor s«.h. s|«.l». Tlu y were e.r*y to li-ten to. loth possessing similar, light Inpiid voiiea. What -<«ii«*| In ii * the highlight of the evening wa* the Octet wh*> perfiirimd hi *c*n »l Uuuouglily rnjoyal.h* little dllOr:. mak­ ing u-e of gralllirs, as well ii- Ihe ludicrous lyrieh, l » achieve Iheii humorous . fieri. Ailire.l in alias* hals, ami ra rryilig canr#, Ih r O r­ iel supplied ll.*' roiiiii' eii'iuriil H.hspmleiy, The Iasi pail of Ihe progi*m was filtlngly devule.1 lo .lu .lild Ming#, eipie**ing Ihr loynllv and lose for the vpneral.Ie m-Iuh .I, The . mu lii'lmg iiu iii Im-i was a Prime ton football mrh*ly given with .pint and fight, rninpletr- with Ihe "Hah Huh#", nml menl ion of those nlrh nvals > nle mol liar sard. rile audieror applause pltirrd tl-al iim a had |*«*l on t. no* son rrrt. They were well trninrsl and thrii program wa* nicely varied. Sanford I* fortunate lo have ta-rii h'--t l » Ihr P rim , ton llnlvcrslty file*.' Club. ** * ss • IS « .u r sa Mi « »a n il S t* IM S s ■# r a ir u r The H h »Him <*tUh News Western J*nil-'if»» s o . s ni'liH-h r*luh Nawa Mornlnu apmia M liio n Kay K*»er Orh Mnrolou isesoi'on* iloorl# l » Mint.’ W o r ld Al Rise l*hll ltee.1 Al lU a a l. (lit *;!• Alvtroi Oar Oftl Si ( I Where Angtl# fear lo Treml g i sa “ s ilt IS;M IS. St It lt Ih M 11:11 H i lt li lt 11i l l lia * IM I ll » 11 s# 1:11 l :ld I It fiM I.M III* MS lilt I a* CM III fiM M l liM « :ll ItM • | :M Pin U p Parade A inir. A Olrl. Mu*i' Nawa Helosty M«aatme One loiasi-ardo l>rh r>rrtie*lra Arid mar Booh <*nrner Mornlna Varlslr Movto llawsll Lay saan'a Call To Prayar W orld At (toon Radio Kami Ulaest I cl ub Royaler gler luitin Am m ons Nesva Musical Varltll*# Bar Non* iitaeh World Al Th i»» TosUy’a Hl#r Mile A ad llwntoes Your Memory «*#!• IIBale l e i 'f i Vtm New* By He*ia*#i The Rhylkia Hoar nport* K ia a O l tmy Raws » naarord Harhet Report Tw iriaht »«n f» Sport a Parade 41 41 O a r la.mh.rda Baterlaloa a l i a b rin in g Oa A Chmd R r . l t Moaea For A Lady I »a Melody Lon# T . i t *JCayaetaa llr Car la Personals N|r. ami Mr*. Floyd Palmer had a* their gi|r»t» yrateVday Itr. ami Mr*. Spain of Con mil, la. I’fr. amt Mr#. Cnlric Uunhar n( Cherry Point, N. C. will rrtnrn lumorrow aflri ..prn>img the part wiek III Saliforil. Mi* Wallace Hell will atrive tomorrow nflei -pending the part we. k in Sllilrll, I .a uilh Mr. nhti Mrr. W. A. Adam*. Senator I.lyml F. Hoyle is eg. peeled to return tonight from Tab llilm >re In -p.n.1 the weeketul wrllh hi* family. Fliil Ho*»rtlei will leave l«imn low to resume hi* »ttnlle# at Princeton University nflcr spend ing I he Spring holiday* with pateni#, Mr. .mil Mi*. A. h. Itn*- hli Mr mol Mr* Alfie.1 Maurrr ami ehihIren of Itochester, N. V, plan lo lease lomonow to ieIsirn .home afli the ... i„ .perilling , pa*t ' ' ' * « ** 'V v. *a “ u r ' !;n' Mr I" " ' K Mi arid Mr*, loin ticoige have «* llieii guest* Mr. sod Mr*. M. W. Tie a nml son* K n n nml Mi.hu.-I of l ’laikrshuig, W. Va.. and Mi** Matty Hinmlnn of Fast l.isi-i pool, O, llitmlmrffcr Fry Ih IManned By Circle A hnndmigrr fry «** plnimed hv Circle No 7A of W.H.C.S. of the Fllsl Methodist Churrh nt the nulling Tiiesilay evening al the I nmr of Mis. ii.'lart I’nrker with Mrs. Paik Ty re a* ro-ln»te*s. The liNinl.Ulger fry will ta- held nl Ihe home of Mrs. Chaile* Meeks Apr. |il nt 7:iMi P.M. for Ihe circle inriiiliers* husband*. Thrn* will Isn rsHikert f*a«l and plaid sale at the fry. Tlie meeting was rmido. ted hv M u Wake Kasvyer, rliniiman. 1* was allimuiireil I list Ihe pinjeets foi the circle fee May will Iw child .«ie , flowrm ami communion for the Church. Plan* were made for a punt meeting with Circle 7H in June. ||n»le.*»e» will Is- Mr*. Af Ihui llrskwilh and Mr* Woodrow C**h. VI Ihe rinse of Ihe ineeling re fre-hlrreirts were served In the following: Mr#. Meek*, Mr*. Illakr Knwjei, Mr*. W. W. Ty re , Mrs. Asl.liy Jone*, Mr*. K. II. MaeAle*. W lHiri Mr*. Marvin Dyal, Mrs. G. glider, William.-, Mrr, John Cafiton, J . W. I Taut, Mrs. O. M mkim, Mr* Tyre. Mr*. George C A T H O M C M F tr ilN C Swank, Mr*. John Williams, Mr*. 'ir». Knthtern Oourlachall ami II. W. Sipple. Mis. Hilly Vihlen Mi Omia Will ium# w rre ap nml Mis. K. M. Williams. oiiileil ilelegwje* lo attend the Hoccsnn convention at a meet­ ing of the Cnthollr Woman's Cluli Monthsv at Ihe Yaehl Club The Diocesan ineeting will lie held Apr. 21 uml 2fi at ll.# Oiange lllo*som Hotel In Katatola. ' -• -« * .**- I r " ' PAGE T im e : . ! s|ewail*hip devulionnl wa* Irad by Mi*» Margaret Hunt. Tho m uling wa* clorc.l by »rntrne» player. |[cfie*luucnl> were rrv td Th e Young Women* A u tilia ty lo the gue»ts. , of the F ii t Haplisl Churrh met Tho'i* pit** * ,iil " r»n \V. A# T u rw la y rim ing .u the home of rngle# Mr K. I l»Ritipier# M ir* All** lliirlimu Mi Nah. |tf»%%4»i». Mi* Hnrit*ril Mi** MrNah pi. I.1..I * » * . - 1 •*< W llir ineeling which wa ipeit.*l h> P lrirr. M» • Kny ll ‘ll*rUw, Ml** ( ’m lp, M in Ml** Hetty Csgle with n prayer JimU |imii|iti-f, 'Ii A fte r nil report# w ire heald a Ma i i Kh Slmpiimi ami Mini Hunt, Miss McNah Hostess To Bapttat Auxiliary Ml*» Margaret ningfrhin ami Mi * F.lit.vlielh ll) mu honoti-l Ml#* Daphne Connelly with a hlrakfaet Sun lay nnuning nl the Mayraii Inn. A purple ami yellow •nlm srhrme wa* <anh*l out in ilitor* atllig the loom ami tnhlea. Ml.*# t’orinelly was prr*cnlnl with a piive o f her chosen riy*tal an>l silver hy the hn*tco*c*. Th«.*e invitril to enjoy ihc imtming with M i*» Connelly werr Mr* llawkin* Connelly, Mm i. It. She*rouse. Mis. Paul >1 Fague, Mis. S. II. Chase, J i„ Mi*, (ii'tnhl I am sing, Mr*. IJorrton Stanley of Ihltlmni, N. Mi*, loe Itaker, Mr«. Voile Williams, Jr., Mi*. Betty 8 heart>use, Mi*> Dilmr llaker. Miss Sally Chase ami Mi*s Jean Saysr. Snap-Lock T r o u s e r C r c a s c r s . { | ir > . 1 I..5 9 •‘ A I. ft Convention Hold By Florida Federation Hie Florida Fetleialirm of Woman'* (Tubs op. lie.I ihrii fw. annual *lnle convention in l>ny. tons ileach Tuesilay with Mine. Vljagn laimskimi Pamlit, Am hassador of India a» guest ••■eat or . , . ri# i ... , . ttou rial ......il ■■ who an- attending from Hanford ate Mr*. I. K. Sprm er, Mr*. Itidpti Austin Smith, Mi*. II I* Moore, Mi* \V, I*. Yraley* M n . Geuige McCall, Mr*. W P I ||M|| l, .It Milt |l«l| tIJEiltl • . * 1 1 . •• I Ul I -i Field*, Mr*. II. II Ciumlejf, Mr* il |li*« KlWMfit* m n d n ,l •!»«*« I n*’u% mrM .%I M«* Srii»in»»l«* llowunl M onllrlh. Mi*. K, (! hi! I m tiR lii, tlir 11#•11 iot» i **1*' M n ty , It lit I* pstiirk, Mi*. S. <>. Iliiirim an. Si litwtl \ iiiiifitriiMti. Mrs. O. P. II. union. Mi*. I*. F. iinl llr ii’i i>*. Rnckey and Mr*. W p Filerlw. ' W. . mind rim gue-t*. Thej were Mr* '| u II \ Sleiiaae). i , 'I* Mr Donald "f Deltoid; Mrs Shin Ilnuiil. M i' S, I N .ii**■**!, Mr*. Mrs. Johnson Speaks hi.lu.-r, 'D I C William*, Mi C, o. Biadhi.iv, M. - I'ota'il Itime, N<<i me Noivvood and Mis* FuitisI M l ittei ..ml 'll* 'U At Service Meeting w.nlli M. M.ln.m.1.1 gave an in Mi Donald, 'I. Shinlinlalei, 'Im . I lere-tiug bilk i n "lnftin-nee." Mi im i n» no i ih, \|. "illijoit and And ■ .lit lliudhillV lead Ihe .h u i'l’ "Women, Th rlr Work 'll*,* Norw....I ileallh" n o the topic of Mrs . nirol.il (TiieMull" fioni Ihe Clifford Johnson's talk at llie "Neai Fa*l Panoiama." meeting of the Woman's Society of Al the .|...e uf the meed mg i*> -jM|, ,lf y, \\ ||,*,,„■,'. Chilstian Service of the Fhcncrer Melh.Nll»t Church which met Tues In liint-ri*#* weie reived to Ih. f.d l.oisi -, now (m ining f.o Hat inn-* "•■wing: .'ii*. Wynn. 'It*, lohi.ruii, at llial.uh, .vie f.um ri ii.ple dav evening at Hie rhunlt. Hi rt.ll.i i rrv, >, M Mr* llie* ... Finer Mr*. J . G . Wynn, president, pre- Mi u It I M . Ia.nl rh »»r wimiei* liri*. M i- I! W. law’, gene) limit an.1 Golden llndge sided over the meeting ami wcl Mr* W. ‘ m l____ I Fur All Wash Bants And Dunnarecs Nil MURK I ID INI Nt 1 ivusli Iruu.'-.i Sti:i|i |,..i'k T n .iis e r C ri.ji u’i Q iu t. 0 MEN S WEAR MEM .inn i . v s i l HIM P II o m ; 1222 J re* ■ 7 H« R I » R S i a B I H » 8 9 I B i '/K \ ',,v> ‘ 1♦v,j\ i. M k wstvarta i ii « t -B l^nd 'yO o£oyc n . , . ^ by .in iii'iiviiT, rust-|ti ..n f iiml en*> D* i h r ear istiX H i 4* . ■ <j i ii<| l i a t(i»n, juniors tft/A' o » T R " ’ 5 in »S f H iN ' *it' s & gilt MI J F D A II.K Y D IV O R C E IIQ L L Y W O O D , Apr. R -f A I Danrer Dan D tlley’s svlfe KII m Iwlh, 2d. say* she’s going In I j « Vrga*. N rv . nesl wrel, I., toe for rfysnirr. She wit hill c*v I..-, ill voter (till heir yesterday The former mi"t*l had asked fl.bnn monlhly, division of rnmniutitly properly e.limale.j UAY8BED P A B TT al flli&.nrH) and custody of thrlr The atlull division of the F 'r»t son, Daniel James Dailey i l l . three •Methodist Church J* Ihvitesl to year* tild. •a ■•llayaer-d" party Tuesday night Hlie himitil'll Ilailry, .MR. In 11112. at McKinley Hall al 7i45 P. M- They srparatml last Keplctnlo’r. Itol. Crum ley will is- In rliargo of the rrcreulimi Member* are asked to dreaa as ’'rr’aeker* . 'fs rm rrs ", "hayseerlrra « r rowhands", avid Mr. Crumley. f RADIO STATION " j W.T.R.R. I ■ *• Breakfast Is Given fo r Miss Connelly .HONE 148 Meeting Ik Held By H Methodist Society ;. THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. PLOWIDA Social A n d Personal Activities T h HSDAY ~~ The Royal Am huiadni ..{ ih.. First llaptlM Chilfrh wilt meat •it 7*fK) P.M. nt ihc church. T h r Doogla. Jolm Junior Urn Ihrrhood will mr#! al lh*‘ First Baptist Church *1 7 .in p m . The Seminole Chapter No. 2 « ( the U.K.S. will meet at thr Masonic H I ill at H on r.M TU ES D A Y Tlir Fidelia Clans i>f the First Baptist Church will meet nl the home o f Mm. II K MrNali WA Klin Avenue at s imi p, \| W EDNESDAY The G a id rn I’luh will have a •••aril meeting nl 9:*0 A..M at thr Garden Center. -r H A P P Y H H IT IID A Y isleve Martina Paltlrla Ann Kterislmm Gordon .Sweeney Mrs I,. P, Pavlnn Jack Rahl. April 4 .. B IR T H A N N tiU N C R M K N T Mr and M u Itotco Sulpul# aiiiiounee Ihe btrlli of a ton, Mirhsei, Apr. A al llie Frrnald I.* iglitnn Memorial 1l>.-pilat. Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Sirmon* anooiime Ihr lilrtfi of a daughter, Hehta Julene. Mar, 2K al the leti.aid-loiugliii.il Mum.rial Hos­ pital. Mrs. Sirmon* is Ih# former Iran Manning. Mr. ami Mr#. M#rc lie V ra m »f Charleston. S. C. announce Ihe •>ii Hi nf a son on Mar. ,10 at tha HI. Franri* Hospital. Mrs. Ihr Veaui Is the former Kuclalde Apph’hy. Mr. ami Mrs. W. J. Kichrlherger of lakeland announce the birth of a xin. Jamr# William. Mrs. Flchrlhelifer la the former Ik-rtlc Mar Hlelnmeyer. FUN FOR AU m m MINSTREL Two Fun-Filled Hooni Of Virtetjr -----Entertainment-----Benefit Underprivileged Children's Fund SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL "S4TW WUItS •1 « H i IBM H |tafh#ai Sweet j*,"*4 "Mthwna ' r*ptm#4<#• H m n M i t a R ia M •a1*1 *^* amwa alhlaamd la# laHflWI aa,iia:^»».j Wet faath, Om M lath, last Ih# width of on* MUa tuip(. F W Ik |.*|h«ai g'#d la a#(d«*4 vtept la white Mtla Hc#sta»tcv hn tea oiurr# n--.Hu>* NwnlNirtn taclil reovtili dm i Im IS* theeI 9 lo 11 "NtttKt.lif.MlfI " M lm#lt I.*!.-# (isiliim P#(l*4 In • **l.» >lep# \ |*illea lionl Irark o.»l In itn i in * who fa n*1» isd itmeniber.. Ih* drip him. pi htdtaat. Here#* si ici.s id RtnuaiACh aau/ssown • Pint !•#» it tv I fflft K *|Kp.4 tv%#t»'C fii lli* .I'm ifMfHftf tn ih# tkimbfaf |hu9 SH.95 Ih? btttomdon h*p y?'1! H ne*, t#*r la bv*s#( . iiijhilp laogv Ittlia (i#f i Hat fo-erul Mlem '. ta IS $11.95 ' I �mm ... .. i r n . • k#aLko»mdWj? Fensive Records May Fall When F. S. L. Season Opens On April 13 SILVfcK SPRINGS. Apr. 5 (S * n < ia l)-A » Florida Slate League dobs today are within a week of alartiag their 12th Maton of play, there it reason iu believe that the 1951 season will produce another recoiJ number of a t* club offensive and defemive mark*, for the iraion* of 1949 nnd 1950 taw 12 out of 20 club record* (haltered by tide margin*. Official tabulation* released today by Reel rr ary Peter Schaai at league headquarter* here in* dicatr that offenaively the league t u within five percentage point* i f th-* Mugging tea»on that waa 1MB, while drfendvily. the club* In I960 had their second w on t S ir *lncr r«-org*niiallon of the p In lO.lfl. Gainesville act n new high club halting mark of .20*.* in 1949, CNle the same year *aw Lroa* irg record the luwrst percent­ age. a -221Lait year produced five new club offensive mark*, the rrcord* yeveal. IM -and xtioved over 9b'i runt in 13U game* for a new jlost Run* Scored record by eitih*; Sanford, with Manager Ed bevy paving the way with a f4rord->in*>hing tl.1, pounded out 60 kiit.i o ' *<>r n new nigh Ir. that field; Daytons Reach left 1.223 Bleu itra.ldrd in 1til* game* for another new record; l>rl.and,’i Kid Hat*. proddnl by Manager BUI I'errln, drew IJWB i«* e * on balls in I*t*J gamr* fur *tlll an­ other mark, while the Red llat* act a new record with 71*0 rutty baited in —an all-time high. • The ISItt season brought with It th* game In which the moat funs were scorr.1 |,y |wo clubs— 46. Thli* happened twice that year, the first time when St. A u gustine whipped P*l*lka 2d to 10 on June 22, and again on Aug. IH when the Saint* romped over Lee thing, 27 to IH. Tlie ’ Gainesville G-Men produred 230 doubles In 11*49 to tie • record »et in 1979 hy the Day. ton* Beach Inlander*. The St. Auguslim Saint* alao aet a rluh record In 1949 when I 74 of tlirir hatter* were hit hy the opposing pitcher*. In the department of fielding, record* have been tel sine* „ when the G*M*n llni»h#n dr season with 440 errors, a ie over three per gsm*. j r t * are a few of the mark* all flub* can *honl at a* tba cur­ tain goes up neat Friday night, April IR; Most run* In one game, one elub, SR when Lrtthttlg defeated 'Falatka 88 *o fl on Aug. 19, 1W9i Mott atoleti bale*, one game. I f by DoLand off Daytona, Legal Notices a a n r ii n r * r r t .ir v n n * rn n T t t n ri:n rtw i a ___ I 'll} ? * r i . W . r l T r i r V t » numti— an ju k t at Is# user*. ilir iterrrtplton *>f the prop a rty . a tut (he w*m* In w h irl. II w i* #*■»•■— I * rr *» folluwej , T — Itflra la Nu I t Tear of t w i m n Ju ly I. A IV 11(1 |)*«. tlp tln n of ProM rljfi 'Mien g jH | ’ nf W of N \WV«l;, of KW_U JfW U nf_MH •I Dei I g a llo n I t Tuaiishlp a«H lh tle n u * t* t:**i In w h ir h aaow ied r , It Mar* A ll of M id p m jw ilr l.*lne in lb * at* of Mam lnnir. H ill* of F in e l l t » au rh rrrtlllra ta shall ba * 4 a c c o rd Ine In law the p ro * a ,rlb r,l m *urb c a rliriro ta sold In Ik* highest bidder tha fro n t door nf I M Hr ml lo t a ty f o u r i Ilnur* *1 aaafurd, Jda, on lb # flret Mnnday In the manlh of M a r. l i l t , wklrb la tba fill ilKy »tf Jkiiir. t i l l ( i l l ml tfile 5lh d *r nf April. I M I O . I*. IIKHNtMlN. r t a r k rir.M ll fo a rf. Hemlnnl* Cntialy, rto rld o WHAM o r A r r t.tr iT io w T A X Itt’KIt ru n April II, ■f *1940. wv* .Moil assist* a tilit* one game, one club, 26 by Li Ht. Auguitfnr visiting S6, 1919. Falatka Mar S Mon double plays one teaion, 158 by DeLand In 194V. a minor league record at the time. Training Camp Noted By ASSOCIATED PR BBS SAVANNAH, Ga. Apr. # - « « > Jack ilanta, Brooklyn right hand­ er, will min the opening game* o f the major league teaion. He'* been ordered to rent for a month. The twirler ha* had arm trouble all ipring. LAKELAND, Apr. S-O F}— It could he that Johnny Upon ha* the d—Irtl.le antwer to the questlor. whether hr ran da It again thin year. The Detroit Tiger ihortiton wa* a *eniatimi lait *eaion with hi* hitting— well above all hi* proviou* performance*. Right now Upton I* Detroit'* leading hitter. He ha* a 2161 aver­ age for the ipring rhlhltiun game*. SAVANNAH, Ga. Apr. 6 -b P ) . The northward Iround Boilon Red Hoi who abaurketl an R-7 loe* in Jackiotivllle yeiterday, will Iry It again todav ogalntt another member of the rlaia a Sally league. They, will play the Savannah club here today with lefty Mau­ rice McDermott getting the Roeton pitching a»aignwent. Tomorrow the American Lea* gueri will play Auguita of th* *ame league, In the latter'* park a few mile* up Stem Savannah River. P in t hat*tuan Walt Dropo an I Jiltcher Walt Maiteraon who were n Boilon for medical checkup? are due to join lb* club In Augus­ ta. Drspo u s a hairline fracture o f a W ild bone and Matterton ha* had a glandular Infection. ) properi r. and Ih* hint* la whleb *aa a . . - « * « . ! are a* follow*; O r t irtcate S* l*T Of leanani:* July I. A .D . IS IS •erlptlon i.f rtn periyi R . I t t* ft nr N W ‘i *f N R M ml1 ‘ £T'r»-H* 'i 1% *T».u *t*I t ** f r o tf f r in n a e ilV b e t i In * h l , k . . . . . . »,i n II e nta . . A ll of nald pro yet t f beltia In C ounty of Hernlnot*. H ilt# of fM » I i Ik , --u.il <.r 11II. at n jl tedpemed aieurdlna .'h° **W p ro p e rty ilc -t rlbed lit *uch r t f It* w ill be M ill tu 1k* h lxb aal I f at th e rri.nl itunr nf tb a t ‘,aunty f’ourt lluttss a t M . tn Tortil*. n rlii* . nn nn Oi» Ik* flral flrtl MonMol a ir,# ft,n,.th »r Mir. l>l ill* the Tth day «.f May, 1*4 ♦a Ihtu tth day of A p ril, 114 O P IIRItorwiM r*tsrh Cl resit f’n u rl, Hemtnnle I’uuslr. 4 Ml II rid* from th* H o rse ’s M outh By ED H ARPER Incubus Jon**, Herald baieball expert, ha* ju*t returned from a tour of th* GraMfrult League cir­ cuit firm In the conviction that th# New York Giants and th* Yan­ kee* will play a "Subway World Serlaa" next October. Jonea, an aatut# foreeaiter who first picked a winner la IS0I when Pittabnrgh won Ih# flag by 2715 gamec. I* en­ thusiastic over Ih# rasor sharp crew which le e Durocher ksa put tagrlher with Infinite pa­ tience over the past three eraaon*. With Mueller In left, Thompson In renter and Idckmnn in right Incuhu* say* Durocher hat a well balanred. long-hall hitting outfield whirh, tnougn It po«*ea*e* little brilliance, ha* enough power to win behind the scintillating hurling which the l.lp has accumulated through astute trade* and lurk. The Giant•' infield i* a wel. Incubus opine*. With lark and Stouky guarding the keystone like two snapping terrier* and the surly Hank Thompeon »n third, the rluli • ill he hard to beat on de­ fense. Easy going Monte Irvin I* a lyro at first base bul handle* hi* defensive assign­ ment* adequately— he Isn't often pressed runsldrrlag the excellence of hi* matea. Tlje big Negro first rocker will more than make up for his tack of finesse on the bag with hi* hefty (tick at the plate. Behind the hatter Durocher hoa*t* We* West rum, a* (olid a backstop a* one could with, and Cuban Ray Noble who » a wiiard at rutting duwn hate runner* amt a heady man with the hurleri. Rut the Giants' rral strength Ilea in Ih# tlriMig arm* of Hal Magli#, Larry J»n*#n and Jim llearu—anyone o f whoa* nay win >1 game* In lb# coning teaion. At Gettel te e m likely to rtaad h**id# Jim Koatlaal* and Jm Page *s * ttU if bait­ er par excellence If ha Urea up ta aprlag farm. He'* been around quite n while and I* unlikely to wind up a morning glory in Incubus' opinion. A * for the Yankee*, Incubus I* unable to w e any other tram de­ spite the amok# screen of pro­ paganda put out hy the virulent Boston sports writers who hav# awed Ih* *prlng camp* with thalr hlstont cpt!x!:tr. for the ps;t three R CORPUS CRIST I, T e l , Apr. 6 — (47— Fred Maran, 27-year-old Irifielder joined the St. I/oul* Browns yeiterday to prove he la ready for major leagut competlon. Although ona game Isn't a real teat, manager Sack Taylor was happy at wha the saw last night. M u.ti made a Scaping cne fcasdrd cajrh to itart a triple play and ■eaaons. DiMaggio, who wound up hitting looked good at the tuaU. M and blasting out a respectable Maran came to tna Brown* In JOO a trade with the Cleveland Indian*. number nf eatm !>*»- hit* In I960, Is far from finished according to NEW ORI.KAN8. I* ., Apr. 6 tho omniscient Jonea. Hut tven if — (A*)— Omar "Turn l^wn, *9- ht hi Mickey Mantle, 19-year old year-ohl draftee from Monlraal, outfield aenaatlon I* ready to *tep eu far D providing a big lift to IMo the Clipper'* shoe* without the Chicago Cub*' pitching ataff— finding them too rnmmndiou*. The Hronx Bomber* pltrhlng and It needed It. I* *1111 the he*t in the league Down allowed only one run and with Reynold*, llyrne. Ilaachl two hit* In hi* lait 10 inning* and Ford. I'hll Hlxtulo, Gerry agalnit the Naw York Yankee* Coleman and Yogi llerra cumand Pirate*. poo* a Irio of latent which "Ilia fait hall la alwaya doing hasn't lla equal on any other aomathlng," catcher Rub# Walker team In Ih# leagi k ■aid. “That third atrlk* h# threw Big Jawn MU* who ac’m* to bo part Phil Rinuto the other day ana the hardeat ball I tv tr caught. slated for etornitf with tome big loagua elub, gf r* 'he Yank# tho IIRKVPORT, L a , Apr. 6 -0 P ) moat polert pinch b:U*r In tho ling Jim Buaby, Chicago league. And the Yanka are equipped _____ Bog outfielder, la wall on White the way to nailing down a Marling with something else. Call It spirit, tradition or Just fat paycheck* alignment. Th* rooklf, who hit .610 for but th# shadow o f greatne**, past Sacramento In the Pacific Cpa»t and present, which nang* over the league laat *ea*on, collected three "Ifou** That Ruth BulTl" Impirea blows—ona a game-tying homer greatne** In mediocrity ami tiuthe* ta the Bag downed. the Yanka to vletoriea really be­ In the L _ ninth— ----- ax the FRUburgh Plvate* 9-B In 10 yond their powers. In the National league Ininning* yeaterdar. enbw* earn Hrewhlyn a claee Buiby top* tna elub In tm»* eecowd crowding the Gloat*. stealing; seven thefts In eight Third will bo lb * deflatad atteiapU. Whit Kldo and fawrth Ht. Lawk. la tho aarawd dtvMow Iwewbwa catta it Clnelawatl Flttabwrgb and Chio ff from exa and apend 14 American, aaya Jonea, (a a ivtng for Baa* lewd pip* cinch. The Red Box will ------_ y meet their be second by one game or lose In Atlantic fnrmhonda a playoff to the Yank*. Detroit, a morrow night. Manager Jimmy Dykoa* *quad got o ff to a quick start yesterday, driving naroaa ala flir t thro# Inning* Birmingham Baron*, «•& 0od Coleaaa mlaaed Dm of a htonehlal He la expected to be back In ae- J B ;• ssrftfw .Tacswidstswu W w & S : % I., ttra dy the holder of the B rc M Ifle a l* hie filed aald To f o r t a f dhed la bo taaued •d Straight s r. Kluizewski Slams Springfield Downs Joe Louis R a te d HeffeKinger, Suffridge Giants 9-1; As Contender1For Are k“ ^Chosen For rGrid ” J H ilO i Fane In 3 Runs As Reds Sanford McCullough Stars HeavyweightTitle Whip Washington Yankees Beat El Paso 16-10 As DiMaggio, Berra,Mapes Homer Hy R A LII HDDRN Aasorlaltd I'res* Sports Writer Ted (The Brule) Kluucwtki. 26yrar-old first bairman of th# Cin­ cinnati Red*, it going to be a tough customer in lb# dutch this veaton if hi* Grapfruil Lrague homing it any criterion. Tlie loimet star end al the Univerttly of Indiana drove in all o! Cincinnati’* tun* yeiterday a* the Red* defeated Wathingfon, 3-0, al Oilando. Kluucwtki doubled with the l« * e * loaded in the third inning o ff lefty Rob Kuxava, and veteran Ken Uaffm*herger made the marker* aland up aa he blanked the Nat* on five hit*. Raffentherir cr D thr first Cincinnati pitcher to go the route this spring. Betide* hi* sensational hitting, Klusxrwtki ha* Improved greatly a* a fielder. The *t rapping 2J0iMiund, sii-fimt-two glont ho* iiecn working overtime to perfect hi* field. The New York Yankee*, mean­ while. outlasted El l’a*o of the Houthwe-t hilrrusl iunnl league, 10-Its, in the Trxa* t'ily. Hank ltauer tds-trd twu home run* and Mickey Mantle, Yogi llerra, I T iff Mope' nnd Joe DiMaggio one apiece lead the ItomlH-r*' as* ■aull. The (Tiiragn White Sill t.lged the I'lttsliiirgh I'lratei, U-M, III t«n inning* *1 New tlilran*. The Hox lied the score nil Jim Hus­ ky'* bonier in I n i n t h arul won out III the lentil Kuur home run* enaMed the Jarkuinvllle Tar* id the South Atlantic league to nip tha Ho*ton Red Sox, h 7, at Jacktonvlll*. Third bat email Rame H *»* de­ livered the playolf blow, a 400fool homer in the last o f the ninth. Th# New York Giant* ram# from behind ami tied the Hu-lun Hrave*, 6*6, at Heaiimunt, Trx. Home run* by Hank Bauer and Ransom Jackson pint w!!dne*a by Al 1'apal enabled the Chicago Cuba to drfeat the Houston T L l Puffs, 7-4, In a night game al Houston. Other arc light action saw Brooklyn wore thr#* runa In tha lllh inning to defeat the I’ hlladalphla Fhlllle*. 6-4; the Philad­ elphia Athletic* edge Birmingham (B A A L fib and the Hi. l-onls Brown* rip their Han Antonio farm club t'fl.t, »a-6. Giants Beaten By Tigers 9 To 8 In Offensive B a t t l e The Tiger* fame from behind ■coring four runt In the third Inning yesterday to edge out tha Glanta 9 to B in tho Rotary Junior Baseball I*agu#. Sheffield gar# up only flva hits but tha Tiger* draw right fra* paaaaa tu aid In tha scoring. Tha Giant*, who oothlt tna T4l to 6, got two rana In tha n , three In the third and three more In th* fourth but were unaide to catch the hard-hitting Tiger*. Giant Lineup Tiger l.lacwp Sheffield, p Butler, c Ferrell, Sb Hwann, >b Carter, e McCall. 1b Darla, 2b Bates, p Biggin*. If “ Hah. wade, aa a. 3b Arnsnin, lb ef Johnson, If Haon, e f fla m y , r f Fog, r f k Any A d m llM d P H c m I r Th* ftU I# And T b ra ip a rr T h e Cant Yourwelf. P r i m From 1100.00 T S KOO I d w r r . -rovKiiiT** *Ki.t;rrto*a F i l l e r H A C K : T s n x ii T « p . Traveler. We. K . C. a K rirtv n » t t i e * n s » » k . tin lu r k r U*. lla n iiy Ulnd* T llt lll* K i.r-e ie r. If* Itsy, llls k l'ur|w»se. FOI K T I I It A t 'K i llel t|«au. T w u II W illie, floodw ln r l K T I I i t A f t : I'h le f Ituhe. H llre r Tlade. I* d is Itfill d f X T II H A T K flslly llneun. I*l*ln lied, T*tn* ft»k. HRVTN’T I I I I A T K IM|i|»>. H -h »e i tluy, till!r*ee H n w lir, ................. I t A T K i flhuet W riter. KIUIITH Tro d lf* T — t, lh » h v Huelnr— N IN T H H A T K . U t l l r lt|ea< lilr, Jsel ti, Ta-e- t MU. f. T K S T I I I t A T K i KI— lllsef. « K lie,| Itu tll— , Kail Htyle T O V I O l i r * K V T H IK S T l t t T H *T*5— S 'ld th s Mile rvetiisa |tu*k. U l » lllesrhy. • Iffe ire . Q u it M*. IH lh T ra il. Tanyu Tap. M r K r . Omut Tra ve l •r. a w n V I * N VI I'— T a la f llr Conker'* I j d y . |le*u N**b. M il* I predate hllpuln* Aruund, Bea Contktr. K n lu c k y Me T M i m i H A C r .— I ' l i l t a Mile rorevter. I.title Carol Omar Br>y. Paati Flam e, F1a>k> Maid. Rnlllnx Buck tfiah P u rr^ re . B'* B * r. r n l B T H M A i r — S ltlV a Mile Mil* 0 * * rbe y, KvenHa, T l r - T * c Tae, Kite lla le . Oundwln. llel Heau. (feedia T » n il W illie f irm M A T T — Sfiaia* Nile Chief ltul,e. Ilelm uta, l.u rk y hire. True* T lly . Iliit* le‘* I n n , , . Hllver Tln y e l^ iu a Unit, Ftlnue O I I T I I N A T * }— a / llrk * Mile I'U In lied, ftally Itueun. Happy M arl»w . Kfilp'* Bmnke. Walker'* lin t Ta m a risk . Nllk Huv llun tlnll ■ R V K X T K H A T K — ariaiba Mile n*i(*«i lin y , lim y * nm »ke. r.ippn, T n t Inn !'• ronwtlf Inw 444w!f<q Uarlw Arlene Nae. H a n d y ttatnr. H I M I T I I M A T tt— A/iaibs Mile Tra d ing l*«e«. Melalune H a n ».m . RI*Hy lin -ln e — . Ofilden Ik.iind. tu.ly W lrl. Min. rat Man. Ant. II. 111...-I H rlie r A IN T H M V T I ^ - a .I d f k . Mile liH i.a .r t t o t . I ! l t r » T i.a e r, duel la C o m . T h u m l— del. Al Markn. Idiile h le a ri.if, niM .it-, ttuirh. ir* Deenl. T I I V T H lt * i I — m iK T In a n e Ball Flyle. tVhna Tom m ie, Hfcl|»* al.M,. H K Iteel H .i-llr r . Itu. kaleln-r . ttlaky ll.xikle , K l . -lll n -r . T .iin Judy NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.. Apr. i - i f )— The gfluon'* footWJ expert* had to span hall a century to pail the grealHI tandem af guard* in thr bialory of lb# sport and provide them with a pivot maB. Chousing an all-time All America (or hall o( (am* coouderatioM, tportt writer* and broadcaster* in an Associated 1V»J poll named W. W. t Pudge) IleffeUInger, th* o lJ *------------- inde*truciibie o f Yale, and Robeit o■ .t—mg, ...... .. Tcx» • autmuge * a * the human but* Huffrldgc, the moihmi slasher cher-xmie wtio sliced out tha W A S M IN C TC K A p r. 5— </P)~ from Tennestro, tn the guard po- path lor ball-carriers for Bob sillun*. Joe Lout*, live- aging Biovin Uaml>* In Detwron thl* alellar pair, Neyland* gtrSL touchdown mak (ram Dclroil, it b a d where he they placed Adolph (Germany* rmne* »i ltbUi-.iU-4U. its won tha wa* 14 year* ago in the National Hchuli, Uargantuan center on the Itockne Memorial Trophy as tha Michigan machine* developed by nnuons outstanding linesman in Boling Auociation rating*. Fielding II. Yost In 1905-1908. 1940, Hi* All-AAwklca year. The 47-ttale boxing body last Hcnulx wa* 'd giant of a man Ilrffllfin gcr. giant stalwart of night rated the former champion tha Ell forward wall* from 18HH —six feet live and 285 pounds— at the only logical contender (or through 1891, wa* a product of with tivinendoiu ham-like hands that worked to his advantags (n F d u id C h a r let* heavyweight the day* of long.hairrd players that era bf mats formation* with nos* guards, laced canvas crown. when ground wa* gained on brute jackets and melrokin pants If* wa* a tymfcol of iiitton.Hke itrrngth alone, lie played fiva This i* the tarn# place h« stood in 1937 when Jimmy Braddock was drive and iron man endurance in year* of varsity football, making champion. Louia won the title the era o f atraightaway power All America hi* next-to-lut sea­ at that year from ilrmddock and football and rugged 45-minute son in 1907. The poll to choose th* All-Tima never move,! down in the rank­ halve*. He wa* th* first guard ing* until he lost to Charles while ever to pull out and run inter­ All Amrrica wa* conducted by tha A t' to get first nomination* for trying to regain hi* title. Chari** ference. , Hall of Fame, He prided himself on the fact the national hj*'l vun Loui* crown In an NHArecognitrd Imut with Joe VYalcott he could *tlll play a rol.ust game a $5,000,000 ihrin* planned at r H h t v > r » l t y . where .«; a: 05. At f l . he llve- ®— a ft.; I ’ * . aftivs life at hi* horn* in Princeton ami Rutgers played th* Joe wa* only ao outaii. '‘ Ir-h first college game In 1809. boxer in the N B A ’, laxt quarter! Heffcifinger was a alx-footranking*. With him then was Lee three, Dio-pound natural athleto Savold. who excelled' also in track, bateNow with I .out* liark in the ■sail and rowing. HD firxt lavs logical contender slot, Havol.l, M**art V*. I l l • wa* baseball but it waa in foot­ a t v r o iili v T t r t : t s h m i .iis Jersey Joe Walcott and Rex l^yne ball that he gained lasting fsnto MAMKNT are listed at uuUtandirrg boxer*. ■aafard. t'lurlda. aa All-America guard on waiter Light-heavyweight Harry Mat­ T h e rcllow lu* | .rl> -» r -o u r l— l k f thew* wa* moved up from the Ike Ileal— * •>■> tl.e Hsnfr.r.l Mists Camp's team* o f 1889, 1B90 and second-ranking outttamllng boxer K sr* i— » M srk sl fur |>r>«lu** sul.l lo 1891. cke r* A fiealsrs up lo S r M Kit feet tall and IM-I85 to thr No. 2 contender fur Joe Tru A p ril I. 1*41 pound, in weight, Buffridga'a Maxim'* title. Ilrsne. I.liua !•« kpr 110* Tile NHA extended recognition H-SB*. IMIe ku, kpt S.Ji-14# niuguifirent line iitay wa* large­ ly rev|u>n«lhJr for Trnnesterit to Maxim a* the light-heavy king l l -s s ., T r u . t -r * r — t. hpr I tm -I t# three f.c l seasons in 1938-39tint iintml hi* rating wa* only II—Hu. I,1..* hum lies ,t -t * B 40 during which the only blot “ ronditiulial." T i h U * - . il-p -n .lln * u K a lilr A n -Islil |.cr l.4> , t l - .** «n the Volt* lecord were loarot it *aU the NHA executive com­ In the Rose pod Sugar Bowl*. mittee will announce shortly pro­ T-l-ry, rt* I1..M—». depend­ “ Suffridge had the quickest ing <|iialltr *■ • tarn— 1 1“ J to bably next week, whether Maxim Tslsry, KI* Ts—al. ,1-p-ndand inuti powerful defensive And lightweight rbamumn Ik* Ina qualilx ts A la te — l ( 4 - 1 1# charge of any football player I William* will be (tripped of th#ir T s u llt lu s — . dep— .ding contain— 1T4- XF4 ever -aw." said T|nn*u*# roach cruwnv for failure to defend them , depending q u illiy Boh Nrylawb " B t literally ex­ within the Glue allotted by tho To4rn<iut. era Is 1.14 1,1* ploded at the lin# of scrimmage. NBA last February. Both uteri Cut ambers liu bskls I — » H M due bun< li— 1 nu i !4 Hr hit offensive linemen with were to 1.1 then to lay their titles Cullsid* •nrh arm and shoulder power K * s p lin t Pu h tk l* , * Pd on the line by Mar. 31, 1951. Lelliice, tcebsra, l> n Psch that he drove them into tha The biggest drop In th* n*w to A. Crate Iw c -J I* t-ark field He wa* a player wjthrating* wa* that of former mid- O aloai. tlreen u. t L n .b r ii nn « weakneii." I... P -P iv ’ TJ-ITS fd!"weight king Jake faMMta, P -p p s rSchi.li came along gt MichiKI* lied l l l l i i who lost hit crown tn Sugar Ray KoUloes, 4t I k bag* S S4-1.I4 oan after Yost's famous point-aRobinson in the past quarter. La- Radlikse 4 du*. bskls J « 0 -J 4S minute tram* had run their 64Motta wa* dropped from rhatnp Mqua-h. Te lln w Trunk N—k victory cours*. The giant German, tin. hpr. I l l - so* to outstanding Itoxrr. II* wa* fast for his ala* ami rugged on slneu I* 111c rs ls 4 4* ranked along with Dav* Band* Tnm Tnrnlpe. Purple T o p defen-e, wax a standout for all o f Australia and France'* lmrie*it I 00- 114 of his varsity yarn.__________ . tkil. bunches Duth'dllc. orm ra hns 1 00-I 4* Otherwise Ih* NBA listed Cuba' Drang—, Vstcnrlse Temple 4 box to * k!d Gavtin and Eddie Thomas of Orsng—. Orapetrult, Duncan Ih.* 1.11-14* England the top opponent* for nrap*frull. Marsh Heedleve Johnny Bratton'* NBA-veraion Ilo I . 1.40-1 T4 »t V—lellee f n d » - . T—elcrd St trc!trrw?!gbl title. Willie Pep OptoRtttrhrt The gsntnrd Hlsls Farmerwa* the logical contender fo r lu is l recelpl- fr».m I* A.M. Market, Apr. I featherweight king Sandy Sad­ to IS A d i, A p r. 4. t t .T I T PSrkaaeo. I I I Nagnalln Fhaa* I I dler’s title and Lui* Romero of Ils -llh g l.g h l, demand m Spain, ex-champ Manuel Ortls of market b * r»ix slendy. California ml Englnd'* Peter K ro­ nen wore the too men in line tor the iMntaiiiwcight rruwn bald by Vlc Tower) of South Afrlcn. Savold, Walcott And Rex Layne Called Outstanding Boxer State Farmers Market Hr. Henry McLaolln Dae WacHB TefeftMtherj Iairat rule* at ihr Humrvtuud Golf Cours*. Ames, Iowa, Include* this one: “ l)o not buy l>all* on th* court*. It creates a market for (tot#** balls." jr s f c is f t During the summer month* :lc, varaitv Robert F. Gleg' li director track coach at Yi of a boya* camp at Huntor lake. N .T . — -» Oarutoiled. cr u h Etch y*ar owe to turn l i t n i art imarav* *eu by carefully seietlcd neve tlcuk. be** I bam In wckI W you mty order Ini luluu dcb*,ry. .l f i '/ a U , tlan agitin toon. ijSfc Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries elaasy club but lacking In __ figures to be third and th* Ind may aqueea* Into fourth ahead af (Thirngv. fo r th* rest it will be Washington, Philadelphia and lb# bewtitirrrd Drown*. GREYHOUND Jlchlgau Stale'* first basket1 taam played only two games I lost both. That waa back In Ijtrk o f a hurler who could 3 dU tba plate cost the Hanford lanta another exhibition gam* yaalerday aa Springfield blotted out 9 runa to th* local* I lone marker. Th* Giants lual the game tn Um seventh Inning when Herman came In to pitch relieving Kreke. lie im­ mediately gave up four walk* anti three hit* which combined with one Sanford error wa* enough for alt runt. Tha Glanta' pitcher settled down In th# Bth but allowed two more run* to crota in th# ninth when Springfield combined three hit* and a walk. McCullough of Springfield wp< top man at the plate with five safeties In *lx trip*. Petty led the Giants' attack with three hit* in four try* and alto scored the local club’* only run. Manager Richie Klaus, only other Giant to got more than one rafety, got two nlta in three trip*. y ,- ALL MASH STARTER 20^ OR0WING MASH BROILER MASH 20% GROWING SCRATCH SCRATCH GRAIN LAYING MASH 20% 25 lbs 158 t*43 I ;M? IM 1*40 r tin JOO 5*1 5/20 5*45 *1 * 4-50 5.10 SnCML DISCOUNT•' 1000lb*. OK MOMT -T o tn m g m t pew pesticide L IN D A N E ■liw you • quick UU o f p n o k t common garden pest* plus rtoids lion. K U b A p M s, Uwti Moths, H« « * » new S P R A Y -B T fo r use right on sprayer. ] In fcottl*. attach to garden pressure doe* the work. Ea moving pons. VAPOTONR-XX m �THE EAMTOUP HERALD, BAWTOtP. FLORIDA 5, 1K1 pag e n r* ggJWfe r m r "--rTrry-i CONGRATULATIONS * 1 |o AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INS. CO.’S 5 0 " ' BIRTHDAY 1901 SNOW’S RESTAURANT Fried Chicken - Shrimp -Oyster* • Steak* - Chops 11)51 •F IF T Y Y E A R S O F P R O G R E S S ’ BENTLEY’S HELPY - SELFY LAUNDRY The A fro-A m erica n L ife Insurance Company "It I* Easier And More Economical To Wash Your Clothes The llelpy Solly Way” FOR YOUR SECURITY AND PROTECTION • All Kind* Of Sandwiches• Soup*-Chill-Hot Coffee - L E G A L R E S E R V E — M O R E T H A N :1 M IL L IO N D O L L A R S C A P I T A L & S U R P L U S — M O R E T H A N 1 M IL L IO N D O L L A R S A S S E l'S — O V E R 5U. M IL L IO N D O L L A R S WKKTLRV W H IlillT Jll.. OWN Hit lOOfl W. n th Street Sanford, Florida 1MI W. 13lh Street Phone 013* An.<>ld I.. H< oily, Proprietor Florida s Oldest and Strongest N eero Business » f>» •* *-* — *•' * dlKh*■*'**'-** EMPLOYING 615 MEN AND WOMEN » MARY AND ESTELLE BEAUTY SALON, *- ♦ |, | Beer Garden— Konmimr House FLORIDA - GEORGIA - ALABAMA l*ll? Sunil. \V. i Head We S|H*eialire In All Branched Of Beauty too K. fiili 8l. HARLEM PLEASANT CAFE IN THE STATES OF HOME OFFICE 105 E. ONION Plwne Mi ll JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA DR. JAMES II. LEWIS CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT DR. A. L. LEWIS FOUNDER Phone lltt PHONE 1184-W I I A I. A N C E CLAIRE’S SERVICE STATION SUNDRIES West 10th 8 r. Sanford. Florida S H E ET M Its. CLYDE W ALK KB, OWNKR-UPKBATUB An of Dct'cmlx r HI, liifiti “ IT PLEASES ME TO PLEASE YOU” ASSETS I’.’JI Fart tllh Street Cash In Office and Rank* t'i I Rond* * 2811,IMA 92 3,284,365.87 INdicy Reserve* 3,998.768.81 Stock* ...................... .............. —. RUt.77U.72 Mortgage* ................................... 1,116,113.26 Reserve* of Taxes ............................ . HALL’S DRY CLEANERS Real Eatate Owned....................... 201,602.04 "Service With A Smile" Home Office Property .................. 66,000.00 413 Kaat Ninth Street Policy Loan* ........................ ..... 103.608.61 Phone 91«K Intercut Due and Accrued ........... 61,441.75 Surplus and Surplus Reserves Premiums In Process of Collection 91.054.74 Capital Paid Up ................................. Miscellaneous Asset* ..... ........ 13.056.41 TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS 85.590,028.21 Ji ttfifltlt? '* ' Other Lintiilitie* .... . CIPITAL LEE’S EISI1 Serving POULTRY & "FISH OF ALL KINDS’* 112,107.67 MULLET PAN FISH TROUT FRYERS 81,016,322.86 TOTAL LIABILITIES FROM FLORIDA 17.430.84 Ptiune I ir . \I: 14.147,105.35 Forly-NIm* Year* of fmitlmioiH Service MU and Mr. HUNKY McAUSTER ............ 18,798.03 TOTAL LIABILITIES EXCEPT CONGRATULATIONS ISANFOHD KaiifurJ, Florida l ia b il it ie s Premium* uml Interest Paid in Advance | ( ’ L Y I) E ’ S SUNLIGHT BEAUTY BOX The Afro-American Life liivuraiici? Company RED SNAPPER SEA BASS HENS TURKEYS ( ’leaned A D rruel While-11-Wait 426.600.00 1404 W rit 11th Street Sanford, Florida 86,500,028 21 You'll Find Anything You Want At TW O S P O T GEORGIA ALABAMA FLORIDA CHARLIE GBISON, PROP. CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS JONES-FRANCIS MATERNITY HOME SEMINOLE COUNTY IIRANCII n . a . a . e P. Phone ICS *21 Kart Sixth Street ilB P A fR WITH A GUARANTEE” tlrnrvo Averci H C O N T R A C T O R & B U IL D E R 1 f ' FOSTER SMITH BURTON FUNERAL HOME KELLY’S GARAGE j£ Used Lumber Of All Description* Window* ami Doors Slim Locust Avenue Phona 871 0. K. Barbers and Dry Cleaners f * f* ft Celery sry City U Lodge No. 542 Mike Shefield Place , **f v ‘ . *. 300 Hanfiird Ave. Phone 701 Eaverly's Drug Store E zek iel's R adio Shop PICK-UP & DELIVERY II. I- Per plea, Jr. Kxl. Iluler 60d Hat.ford Avr. Idols 11flinty Shop • Phone 1100-XR ^ rI t %i. 41k Sanford Avenue 305 Hanford Ave. Mr*. Khiia M rtl, Prop. C 0 N 6 R A T U• L A T. Iv0. N S f- FROM *- MOTHER RUBY WILSON. PAHTOir , . f t t : r v T it P a la c e llc c r v Mr*. Viola Payne, Prop. FOLLOWI NG-• Goldsboro Colored Pool fill Hanfnrd Ave. K, Kotierla, Mcr. r,5r ___ Hran y-Myr Viola lieauly Salon G a rd e n B « h » ii i 122.1 w. nth St. CHURCHES ST. JAMBS A. M. K. CHURCH IlKV. j. r. WILMAMS, I'ABTOk * / '* t t , 4'f*. » 'i t SECOND SlULOH M. II. CHURCH NEW IftT. CAI.VAHY M. B. CHURCH REV. ROOSEVELT HESTLE, PASTOR ’ ItKV. A. 6. Mc/JUKKN, I'AHTOK COMPLIMENTS------- Mothar Ruhy Wllaon—Founder and iopervixor 1U4 Hanfurd Avenue HAIRCUT Mix* Funke Wlliotl Ditrrtnr—Kmhalmrr THE CHURCH OF GOO GOODForSAMARITAN H0MI the A n d ind Dtoebkd t/.<- Itnilroad Barber Shop Phona *94 , 4UH Hanford Avrnue THE FREE W ILL HOLINESS CHURCH E icheJhergcr F u n era l H om e Veteran Cleaners n. p. o. k. of w. 1224 W. 11th S tm t lllli .Street At Lake Avenue HKV W. D. Mcllll.l., PA8TOII l -l.il. BURN’S DRY CLEANERS .t/ .j.-u • e* »• 318 C/prria Avenue PICK-UP AND DELIVERY » 183-J • a.’.u ct” *• QUALITY CLEANERS t T . ; _______ _ Phona llld .it HENDERSON’S BEER GARDEN " A ’# U .........t k . Stoat F rfrih ld e Ah ’ ' ' 020 Latitat Ave. ■ ■■ ■■■■■-■■ ♦ e* PImm ttH 4. First Clan.* Alterations and Dyeing ‘ Pick-Up and Delivery Phone H M um Cookie Morgan, Prop. Phene 1073-8 . HplflAiii ’f *»'*■ ** - j - U _____ ^ ir Your t Phone 1104-M BAR AND DELUXE BAR ^ Complete Line* 1*02 W. 13th Rtrret "WHERE OOOD htlENOA MEET" wm anYOfALLawwOpen Wptk Day. Praia 7:80 T il 2 Open Sot. At * P. M. 1010 Hickory Ate. Cart o f Zaaalbar Baaford, Flnrtrfa CM i �T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , HAN FO RD, Marion Spoilsmen Rap Finh Resolution Merchant’s Group *r«TACUVfr\ic W C T U R **' C O W iO V STAR ,.,V 0 u Y & GOT T O UOOICTHS PART 1 T U S V 2 S * X P ^ f T lN a YOU ACT — | ' — - —77/ ~ r th » ford. This should be a great pro­ tection to the merchant* from fly-by-nights. Mr. Hti ne aaltl. The Merrhanta Association ia aNo wnrkinic nu l»gislation to In presented at thr rtirtetil session of the Legislature. One o f th*billa to lie presented by the rnrr rliautr* group rail* for the n l* le liahmrnt o f a small claim-* eouit here. Thla rourt, aaid W. A. Morriaon, chairman of the Ljrginlaturc Com initter, would handle i Iaitn« up to J'.’Jio. The judge of the emir* would tie appointed by the (lover nor for a two year term. If this office proves worth while, the law might In' untended to make the judge*hip elective, he added. Other Irgialatinn aotight include* the alrerigthenllig of the "tred check laws, and u limited gar* nUhment law. Jayccc Meeting rr gave him $7B. wav ordered to hand over hi* Aa the bandit left the inn, wallet. It rontainrd no money, George Halloo, nrwapaper car­ Mild Ihe bandit lovsed it hack. Ilalluu called poller. rier. wa» on hi* way In. ItalluM I'resideiit Huclianan and Uueew Vleturia of England exchanged first message* in ISM to open the Iran*.Atlantic cable. War era und 21 frc.luu —I l.-iterv and Rumnai', r vcly,' for their lahm* In ir< COMMtMCS«tlON oi hr* id y* an oi rvur 111 i.'origrras. Vice I'rexiilefil Ituiktey rrceivra from Provident Truman a gavel made from wood lii.it IiimI le i n part of the While lloum lor 131 years. The Cliief Kvecutlva rn.trtr a ki rrprt*c visit to the tic irate thru to make Die presentation, f it told III. loro I t totlragues Hint It lie I mild do »■ lie wl«ti**d, he would run for Ills former .eat to Itic Senate. (/nlrriiOlloaol S'otindp/ioln) r» Customers’ r » SENSATIONAL NEW Corner STOPS ACID PAIN OF 0* rn rind thnt ASP «dT t r t iM fM fiU M lp you yv tir « s h ' i ih o p p U tf ? p N o Faster W orking S a f e P a in R a lia t K n o w n . . . Also fo r A c id In d ig e stio n . .. Gas, A fte r-F a tin g D istress EACH New HYPERCIN TA B LET STOPS PAIN of about 1 Cup Full STOMACH ACID During 4 HOURS plan D t yen fin d ln *m s c a n t * and la f p r m a t lv * . aa th a y aAatrid W . Da ypn fin d them t a s y to raad, as Ik a y ahoold bo? V y o n I m t o a n y s u cco a tio m aa Ip t o w « t can m ako thaao n i l M r o la tp rcp U a c and m oro hetpfnj to ypQ, please le t a koptr. PbgggwriU: ASK YOUR DOCTOR ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF HYPERCIN TODAY! H Y P E R C I N P r o t e c t s A c id Ir r it a t e d * * * l* ® I T 0K ^ ^ P B j t f l i 1 C o n t r o l O n A f t e r - E a t i n g D is t r e s s si |ml imui'h 'iiltMCIi slvi codiiie rlui mss ■ miming, cut*in{. bfp IiiK i m I |-iin th*( ooli t ■ it** hpInshbuK Mil i*n pnetuir, ihi nut I* •*> miiu •fm-bilnl mcilktl new* pei fvei i*el' ll»>* « 1**r it *h* smstioc new IIVITH* IN s i* *v«l *lilr lm t»}r lesur us Ittu )<|| ttilirtit el-epain mil Mittriinx list amdiy liccn mcdnillt dug n*w»< ** titsnah uken, |**n pl»)**o«n will hiei nc* llrpcrrin Trhlrtt irt txtirmtlr nlintJc Ji j:S!;; !liR£ ttlll (t onlinaed from Page Unet • thirst defendant. wg» aantencml to afl year* In prison, haufnutii 1.1 J LI. - . . l i t ___ u i r .In. ilfl aaid hi* guilt wa*,.rof. aS -'leaser ^l^irm cr Army Hgt. David (Jrium IHI U t NAVY;: til • modern attbglacs, 29. who plMilrd guilty und fnarlnc. thu K -l, slides down Uie ■ i n testimony that httpril tun- wojri al a tlrntim. Conn., iblpytird. vict Mrs. ItoMnbcrg, hi* ulater, It was dmlgtred aapcclally to hunt and rfnlroy enemy underxeai craft. will ha aentenced tomorrow. In aattlng tha Graaugla** »cn- Navy atrolcgtaU hope that Ihe K*1 touring for tomorrow, Jutlgo Kauf- may hold part o f the aniwer to tha gNh untied a raqua*t of tha for- growing fleet of Ittnatan witvmaMar aaldlcr'a coun»rl. O. Jnlm rlncx whldt far outnumber! Amur* Dana, to poitpana It until next lr*’*. (fnlcrnafionnl Souadphofo) lit'giHlafure 51eels tt* llla * H I ’ twe* r * » 4 ,-iy u Mmiilay night That wa* the cauett* where GOP member* were tuld they multi not participate. Ileft.re the I*egl*1ature ta u bill nffecling Juat about every g prepared lluuranee policy in Ihn eUtc. Thl* tusaiute would completely re­ write all Florida insurance law*, i Other hllln lutrodoced would: lla re rblltlrrn untler IX year* of age who violate lavra or are deemed drliiH|tietiU tllwler the exclusive jurladletlun o f Jitrenlle cum la for heating* and tllepoalum of their case#. Hal** Urn pay o f grand and petit juror a lu rWetnl court*, criminal rourta o f record u d county rourt* from |3 l « M * day. Wt J Irewer Ihe minimum voting age from 81 to 1R year*. Incrraac traveling axpvnsw a|. lowanre of *tata employee* from |TAo to |9 a day. Kadlvlde the atale into alght mu*■awauaatisaIr*ma■1 ellalila* Iaw*<! j went I nl* HVPi P< IN talilrr atttiidj drum*, 'b* kuin lid rllnii of al»*tt I tuf* lull N/IO Svwua h A«»d ititei I VI limrv tti own wrislil I ttirin* t *o b sit> IIVPIlit IN |i(i*nli a*»l itrift>e<l trontatii wall' lontfoli meal itemcal dill leu >pce ’ ii|< iNunaih arupiyiug time In make it atmrm twbr a. tan . . . gin* n,*iiM.,.lay lu.dnin Irom Kid twin . gtrr* natulc a teal ihanic to heal ami toruhe inAaou l membrane*, pnsrtrum unhrani of • trw ituui )*ati ap* f Jiantr. arc MYI’M CIN mar kt sou ene>y hnnmMn-gnnihint meal* a »m wiihnu* tear nl altrt caiina pain*, withnul drtad ni aa* atlwkv, bbtatlnx. Iieanlstrti. indigestion In the ntw IIYI'l UC IN hell* i b*n,e )istr lit. lost* hoys’ let* ('till I’l timtl.eialile iitths Sit grt SAPI. ntw tlk t’ tat IN Iiisti ytsll diu* .i—r* ti*l*r No lr r*r sm llsi. *1* itisnaih a ilf pain trlwl Inn** n. me te al uietw*' A I Super-Right” Top'Quality \ GROCERY VALUES S T O M A C H O ft e n D lit a r t a r f b y GAS Galore CAUSED hy EXCESS ACID tt'hra iht I fit, I * 1**1 <*l tta twt fr»if -rtswwh, tiny cuttK *l*n4* which line d*C will* nt die «nen*ih qi*e ntl hydushkirii «s| •*birb t* fk'-rmiil m die rtifcmno ni ptotcim, like iw*i Hut it «n run* nl ti*doshlo*lv *(*(i it pro •lined. i«»i *te in double It *iu. 11 the 'trsntth 0*11* itiir*tin« «nd inlUming diem L *Ihi form* p i * luth cirwt.Ji the wemach i *uiing in*t burning tenta­ les* *nd blotltd. brewa up ferting . . . wtd wan* the (t.iwlaa. tishbina p*.n* tot know mo wetl. li d m anything you un do m ttnp *n*ir inn*lint' At Your A A I’ Store AAP All Gra«n No. 2 ran Asparagus ... AAP While Cream Style Sweet Corn ... 48c . Iona Cut Sliced Bacon .... 13 c Iona Blaektred Porkloin Roast Super Right Peas 2 15% o „ Hen Turkeys All Good Drand All Plavnra Green Brans Giaile A Ifuirh Froteu I lb. ran Sparkle Pudding Ann Pag* Fla. Dre»Md A Drawn Fryers wUcBpetH Mealty Short IUb a Tomato Soup Sweet Ann Page Prepared Huron Sfiusres Meat llrand lleadlaM Large Ocean Shrimp nw cl llltfs an*l HKA rtstpcratlvra. hut dues nut rciulmn |ho rlaitae lit Senator Maynard'* Idll that would give cities 0(11intis tn litiy lirlvatc companies. O n . tba Icaa arrlttu* side, the Dtsmteralk House rlerltsl a He luthlicnn : a* it |*age bfy aiut IlnU'i* nnfmlieni cnllrd down read­ ing Clrrk. Herman L. Kdwanl* o f re the electric rhalr la located Daytnua . Ilcarb fur reading an ttorney* for Ute lloaenlrergs fast Ihity rnuliln'l iindnatutHl Kniiall aaid <hay would appeal aonvktlona and atnloncc*. The taiw GOI' |Hcg*-, Jerry Roaonbargi were actuaed of Hint 11*110, I* a nephew of Hep. Mclatirn, one o f the three I'inrllaa lte|iuldiratt House mem* Ia n . Mrljurn and hla aasoeiatai ■aid Ihe House never had 4 ehettre In vote on young Simpson liecause niCRI t j)o is fa No (lh*tbof**te »d Srd*. r*i Miynfii'.M * jiNmur. nu dsngrto*)* lim it*, re* •iiiung nl I no*i ipaieut. mi t*o ^tnpi* t Inms *1 Anut nl Nor * tuiubjc lyiiemk Alt»lt. me D itiginn, no ,ii** t r i (**■* in* * ilitn** in 'tic l*b*»l arwt 'im i-r-n AHtlrnt* Nn m*wneniiry rriiet dttl brsmrt Iwik and u i m i mute Itnuhlr nitkma htdmthbrtk MtJ dun ,*** he 1 to >«*n with. No rrmtvwtty inttHttutg with or iloiuihtng dipriimn m tb* tusawh. tnd no isuting is* to bum ami httninithealrr-sdy *hu*r I irymstb into* dany»u*n. tiuiina, t*‘f*i> thtmk*l rr uef, Intitsd * m*rv*h«ii, umationai iliHUsrry that purs lata SAM rdmrtirl It atUiaily bet|H imskr s*7 tdei* ii* irriAoup nI ll-r u t iw d nr ti'd ltJ il "ya.b Har/i, ro'lnt ( f i •*n« , r ht4t in t tnitrad r*( r*myot<illy n|w*r •mg diffUteri it a<ruallt tpawh up *n>p dmr urn* t4 the ir'im* h to m»k» it ilntcnl rwkr a* lao IF* simple a* A. It. C. tn grl good buys at A A I’, where Uie net profit on your dollar is •inly a penny, and hundred* of Item* are priced low. Want to »*e what this "Irew-Prlce, Low. 1'ruflt" I’ollry ran do for your budget T Shop at A A I', noting the price* that a n marked on all items, a* well aa on the ibelrrf. Then check your purchase* with your lim ited cash regialot you gut for your money I ter slip. VouH lie delighted to dlaaoecr what a P S t o m a c h W a l l s . . . P u lp F ir m SpIcH Sentenml ■nglaet, faced wlUt prospect aetifying agminit hi* aiater, I i lot o f aoul aMirhlng" ami concluded the ceutwi ha ntloplPM COTMeta . H. U a n iw l William Carroll l ha waa communicating with Armed Handit Robs Two Miami Hotels AMC«tEVf •ty nine .UfM \ »-tr-lfv Tm Hernial phavu of lire program wtiulrl lie Ihe rnnslructlon of 11 ifiipotal plant, 1 hut the Htale Hltpusfll 3111 «| 11 m il* IIff * partmeut of llrath refused to ap ve the program* »cparately. ■greed to a combined develop­ ment. Financing of the program could handled in a mnnlier of way*, r. McKibhln said, lie poinlrd nut Dial Winter I'ark ha* a per fixtuir lax widt h ude quatrly finance* ill amfugc trend* ■ltd Ire gave as hla opinion that Hanford could Inaugurate a simi­ lar program. Another method, the City M agar, Mid would Ira a percentage tag on the Clty'a water bill*. Judge Douglas Menstrom proposed that the Jaycrc* go on re­ cord aa oppoilng the Hlate CHI* ■m* Haftry Committee on the grounds that Ita function I* ad' • fualely handled hr the Flo*Ida Department o f Public Haftry. Mr. IH01 it mm termed the proposed fROjno appropriation an unnecot*aary extr»v*g»nc«. Prvaldrnt W. II. Hlrmper urged memhen to attend the Fourth IMilrift Conference Iwlng held In Itilr.r, City t.r. Sutdlay. Mr. Hlentprr aim annminced that neat week'* prtrgmm would inclmlr Holland lleati. Hunfuid Herald editor. Kd Hay of the Or Undo Henline! * Art Guthrie o f the Hanford Rulldcr ami MarWn H ar­ mon of Rlatlop WTRH. ^ K * g a aaid ha wanled tn w ire-. tb*i * Ireengia** *M*d the governmrnt by admitting hi'- <>*ti guilt ■ltd teallfying agiinal the olhem. " I know It requlrttl ■ great dr.tl af rouragr," Katifnmn Mid. ( NWjjJAJ ‘ OCALA, Apr. t - O T >— llal Davis nf Ocala, president of Ore Fifth Piltrict Association of Game flub*, told today that sportsmen In Marion county and over the di*> trirt arr up in arm* a* « result of the Introduction In the Plorldn Legislature of a resolution to abolish the State Ftrah Water Pish and Game Commission. "The members of out A-.oei* lion ate n p j'icd to mme Ihlntr* Individual member* of the cmnrni**|on have done, hut n r will fight to retain the <nnirnh*l<iti ItmTf,” Dav|* declared. lie aaid sport»nieti are in favor of Ihe (iatne C«fnml**ion setup in general. _ A meeting „f ti,r Marion Countv flame I’rotertlve AiiM'liilinn wn« rallrd for todav to ronsldci the proposed abolition of the Mint*Cemmlstlon. ilesion H m Hm i * r i t e 1‘aa • )•■*• were begun in 1947 and w in fm ■need b y the Federal llnremi of Community Facilities. The *-li taated cost wa* thouglit to lie too large at the time. 1 - '■ .♦**■ Wgir ■ mjJ n»«it*i ;den 3 ttsu rJws........ was rr.ntr n.pNU.J. The i*ir:t pha . envisioned the development of it lateral newer paiallrl to the lake front which would dump tlir sew v r . >l - point, nrnr Monro* MICKEY MOUSE P ■ B itoummi-it home ifTTip me f e a C*X ANDMOT HER M X Thntr lu llriin gfrn m W hraritsirn. bbUnn*. anil D , J «i!h HYrUCIN itistioh a<id a*ia<kt In* lilt IVIR -Aitive men t*n.| on HYPERCIN keep them tolling • iHagnosed Moaiath ul *Pet«d Ay fWeitfenu/ MnJtJi Medical Litrrarutc Rrscanh in the wntld'i laigrtt Mcdkvl Ltbranrt The law-n advsmrs tn mnisil litatmcat |»mt m m thttr Uigr idtfarm loan ail over ihr world. The anuiing IIYI'l R( IN liumula Wm ovtroitrlmingly nvratrd at one nl thr meet cAttwnt lor almoM unmrdiaie trlwl nl pain nf ArM Indigntn* and m s a* in actual ail in thr tontml of mrdkally dUgnmnl Vtsnach Ukrn. Ye*, ihi* rrscanh mraird that obi lime mtihnda, *o «m* mnnly uanl could otirn do ouur harm than r » l Paticwn undrrgntng HYPERCIN type brnrfiu wrfv Often art* to trsumr comtnnaMr living, alter “«dJ jhnr". remedies had l«:ird, Path parirnt who ha. htthtog. gnawing sumach aches, m*. hNnbntn *»d arid Indigent*!, tmh sufferer nl Mnmaib eckt pain whether tang rteibUihcd or a new devclcw mcM. vhmld invaatigasr this revelation of modern A c t * t o H ELP Y m lha imtawt New HYTttt IN iraihci the ttoreatK H beam* to edugb th! m m hydrohlotM add. It CBM* tnlamnl Iming nf dw inx*th. wothtng, prom ting it, giving naiuit more rbtau to win*hr aw<i hraL Ve*i r*sr pain titiiihr* The nctvout Wnnon caUMd by dw h M pami iooa diaappeal*. And rcaMiuber New HYPERCIN iM I air ing you trmnnry rolarf that Issjiues baik later fu •one a* Alkaintia. Ian ww rat kaornf I fYPPJICIN may hr ail you need m ihow ihe Wty for mom noraul. a n Ime living. HYPERCIN la Ivory Soap Flake* 31c VKGLTAIILKS Camay Soap Fancy Western Lava Soap Wineup Apples ... * Oxjrdol----- Freah Sweet Y e llo w Corn ........ Freah Green Gobi Krqeh Tender Pole Beans .... Crisp Iceberg Leti Hunklat Large Juicy lacmonH .... NecdetVt Be W L k PVg. ..... �PARE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA l • (EDITOR'S NOTE: Thl. i. the *eeonii In a w ilw o f four Marie* dealing with the iiurMiun: n ln t lu* happened In Amerlcin gutilic morality?) • It) ItlX M A N MOIIIN NEW YORK. Apr. 5— 1/1’) " f l u . is ,i durisrd (rn ru lx in -but the nrsl one, il it im’i detlrnyrd Ly v*4 i. will I*- lirtiri.*’ Hut is die of iJi. Jtilui I Uynrs Holmr-, |,-iiU o( dir Interdenominational Cliutiti of New YinL since IK17. In more llun 4*> year* of rhureh work, he says, h 'R has never seen moral standard, in America x> low as they now a round the ronirtiuntty, and iti lias lug a tu autiful service on (are. “ People have lost the ability, Sunday. "Th i « hut chea fooled around literally, to dlslinguidi between with theol igy in those scars when right and wrong." Dr. Holme told) me. “ In this age, anythin,t the world was rrying for guid­ ance.” goes." Statistics have indicated that These are the cause., Hi. Holme* said, In an interview, un­ attendances in thurchr* In thi* derlying recent disclosure* of country ha« grown, rnartscdly, enrruptiun in govrinmr.it and the since the war. " I base some doubt* altout stories of graft, bribery and in­ fluence uncovered by the K<- those ftititre-.’* Or, Hultnrs refauver and Fulhright cotrmiittn . plirtl. “ Hut even assuming they I The clergyman said he hcllcvct isre accurate, they do not neces. torotl (MVple ais- more the present condition Of public -aril) pifitiial Y< s tiOil is fur Sunday, morality in America la new mil -JituJin... ' .cl * a n n u l r.itualicu which iu :.i deniy lies'll hrougLi In wide puhiis attention. “ Something very serious tin* happened to the moral fibre of this generation," Dr, Holmes d. dared. “ Like a human body, a society can fall victim of a disease and dit of it, a* Toynt«e.« |an dother historian* have dcrnnnntratrd. “Thl* country U In moral dan­ ger today. It could die as other FJn-Irtlr* have died. “ American* are trying to live without Cod amt it can't tie dons'. They have (wen trying it for aUmt -ID year*, flat the law* of molality are n> . xnct and incxnr able a tb. law* uf physics m chemistry. When they are vialaird, thing* go wrong—even to the eulrtit of a terrible explo­ sion." The great rorrctlvc agents, Dr. Holme* said, have come directly fro ml he two .World War- in whieh the United Stale* was en­ raged. “ War i* an evil that embrace all other evil*. It suction* mur­ der, penult theft, and condones sexual license. A man is concern­ ed solely with survival. All other bar* are down. "It i* impossible— without treuunduui moral strength—for tbcivilian papulation, tar tcmovr.l from the front, not to tie affected by these standard* nf conduct. ‘ An intplaraldc enemy of war. Dr. Holme* said the Influeu. e distilled from the r u t world rnruiil inn- of 1017 an<| I1MI "have lievome a cancer eating into the strurlure nf nut lives." The presumably corrective In­ fluence* in Antes lean life, It continued, have not been espial to the task that confronted ihein. “ We at s- Jtl at fattll—the churches, the win ml, and the parent* in the heme. “ A* u clergyman, I recognunur degree of responsibility. "The churches have not item very rigorous in ten<hing nr prartirr nr moral truth-. The* have become interested in r*l*ln. tonnes' for pleasant little Ibing IIR. C. L. PERSONSOptometrist RYES EXAMINED 116 K 1‘almatla Are. •-*- ■*. , -is day* nf the week.” tb.it* should t*-‘ in-truei inn In ethic, and moral' In the schools. In- -aid. •‘ Parent* haven't been doing the jolt. The, base lw-cume ton com (detely tn■, inaled with buying ,t ness gadget to amuse them or x machine to make house work e.-.-ier. A hem,, i nlay, ix a place o f « rt« rtnlnmrnt, not of in­ struct ion." , Nevertheless, Dr. Holmes said, there *- inure hope for th genera linn of iieople till in high • hoots and college- now. "'I (o re i- an earnestne ,t among then- youngster*, n «earrhing The «eem to « n-<• I hnt things on not right, nod that they could In- to’ ller " I git ninny different cvlilinee nf tld- out only front in* oss'it observation hut from whal people tell me. " It ton) to*, timply, that these young people feel they « i e going out into a world that may ib .tioy rlu to. |i inuv Im only the instant for RtirvWaf. Hut there I* real hstpe in ih.it direction. " I f these neiip'e arc not redtreed in l-:<i bn i.-n- by n (bird World War. they may create "inrlhing milch better than what S,e ice now," Southern Ri v e r s Rampngp In Worst Floods Of Decade DKMOP0I.I8. Abt- Apr. 8— l/Fl Tsso Deep Smith river* swollen by record iain.s today poured into n sa-t flooded area where 300 lawtmid i isid'tit, clung Kluhhornly to their -nrroiutileil home*. The Totuhighrr and Warrior, draining ■ lutge nrra of Mit-is-ippl and -Unhoimi, air, idy have fumed lint families to flee from tin* Iw'itiuii land uioiind their junction ju*i hoi th »f this west-centra I Alabntua city. The Tumlilghce lose -lendily to­ ward n «ir*l of Ii7.fi or liM (cel, nri'dicteil by Ihe U, 8 . Weather ltiinnu fm loniiiriuw. The reading at Detnopoli* Inlc* yesterday was i57.fi. The hiulicsi fiisoit on record here i* n 08.5-fool stage in 11*02. Drmttftolii, sitting on high giotind, frit little direct affect from the rise. Most of the families endnngere,) or rescued rnme from n Negro farming section. The overflow was caused tty Irentriidou* ulna whieh sent Deep South river* on the rampage. The death toll *lood at *evrn— four in Alabama, two in Mississippi, and ,-ne in (ieorgia. Much livertock wa* fearcst lost. Ni.W ^OHK—d-Tt DR. H. K. RING It) IIA I. H in t I Oner U|V>n .i tinir W ilbur Prrldr I I, III Mae II, lea! "Lsriylwisly iml i bat, ■lie wept "W but did si d-> ' S.-Imsl) ever ,1 hi* v ile I tclli, Mar decided to throw -i cockt.nl (vttlt ben id of n cos'Jsl.iil party ending "it time Never iu -i nil accident," \w. p ill ' - t v . full of -aid W It.ur them " Hot Naturally they dreaded it. Everybody dread, giving i cocktail parly Kverylmdv dirad, going to one lh .,1 t, why uu kt ul parjie. bnmt h arc mi |Mipulnr. * tiuppeo "They leave the hou*,' m *ucli 4 id Wllliur \| a me, siglird Tr, 111- \la ■ -tusi tb, ii the clock "i, th* romfwrlably. “ And imbody ever mniitb lu-gan t>> ihuiie one, rw . nink Celt -c m * to know when to leave." three, four, five six seven "Now i-n’i that the trulti? then it stepped ugreert Wllliur cheerfully. "They "Seven o'clock." raid Witluu nil seem to forget tl-ov have uneiiil, lie l*"’ up nti.l u nii home* of their own It'* Ju*t iivn lo Mu tel-visliin -rf It Ull fill." turned itie .s-ii,-** !• s.i, « " i ” lf otiep— jil't • nee— toil could i"g lb m ill -lit to th, l it, ken break a cocktail part) up on time." raid Trcllitin,-. "It wouldn't be «o had" "Fat chance." raid Wilbur, then they went ahead with their plans. Trellis Mae -til down and cnhhlcd out rule tilth toil, to the gu»-*l- »>'H ahead of lie party date: t |‘u Id, an having a In . (••r ail at oiii l.ntn from l.x- |o • sill I*. >1 t onto ut >oiii own re h Imt do I'Oiiie, I it I aid '.it :ti',| mil,"i repair ptovi.t..! in tin mni.af-,merit " \Vill.Ill lead to nol, * ap proving!) and sunt, "Tli.,t"» no joke about Hi,, fi, .I not kjl*. We'd toiler ln> ill n -upplv of o‘,line ulid bamlngc." Fhe day of the part) IrelliAt the While House. I‘r, >-!,uil Truman rigns a pro-kt(nation u, ignallnu Saturday, Mu) IP. ntun,-, I Force* Day, a* Secretary of Defense cirurg i . H im -It ill t t. 1. ngtu i to.’ u Siui'duii- 1 .Mae workrit tike n tu-av, r in’ , ruli'ting lu r.l urc: Adm. lurrcst I*. Sherman. Chief of Nnvxl Ops-iatlnn.; ticn I|o>t S \ -■ : r i, r „ . \ir I'• ,, In.ling, dusting, and .111 tlie upnitieeiu until ,n,un thief of Staff; Army Secretary Frank fa ce; Nuv ,ta ry Frsru-i I* ’ i .m t i Fort Seen lary Tliiuna* t'int-’U e i; ion (Imar N llradb v. I ’hul u. o bunt t’bii i f stu ff .n,.1 i<m I l owim. t'ol- She spent the afternoon i.laklig plat, after (ilule of ilti 1ip> and '»««-. Army t'i.icf uf Stuff thought all lb, vs bib "It'll iih. me it week to eteoii up ill ti-,;o U i they'll ptii ,<li lu, „fa " Wilbur pltchi,1 in to l .in Id. u tittle irnra. lb piled • ileheii table high with r)e, •*•>(,h, leuii t.-u, lurr), iihIji utid ie, IF made u hurl • I s.f to.Mi no on*1 Rlieiiinalisin, Arthritis, u liurkel r,f mnnhultnu lie t.u I in u ,-upply of ptnili :iji|d. Julee N fu n t is . Bursitis, Sciatica' VANDAL)A, M".. Apr. r> ! • fi ' ihe (icviple who go to ><>, Mail Itu holm, town folk- leal lied poetics att,l whisper to llo ho t: lu l mi lit iheit trawling mailI'ut om,thing th, -nme color mail—Abraham l.inmlu K tlt.y — i- bug juice in mv gin nu.I WITH NIW -till <tr,‘iigly prefer* the Amen il.itri -av anything aliont it, ,itn eoteps litive syxlrni. ■vMl vMu ? I 'in on a diet isdliy ttas pu-l rctiini.d fiiou a! tb II (he i'eeM. 'be ...I H No Internal Dovmg ••serg w nk- lour o f tired Itn•'"ill they flittered th, ir living l i-.li. Hi- journey tsa- finarw<v| Smooth it on! loom tog, Hu r r, u,!v f,»r tb, l>) fellow lownspeoptc who want­ g, ut oidrul. The) v,, 11 air,ui,tv ed a iiiaii-oii-thi'-stri'et r,|iort mi o tired tt.ey bit ready to diop llritain'i, H-h itsIl<»i government. timi, "It'll probably I Snhl Kilby: , foie unvbod; gii," "t'aiutali-iu, Ikmocrncy and....twin t T r ill freedom are in*, panihh *ynon)in.l 'A t nh," irrou e "There isn’t nrty ssny of mb ! •(»., . f thou tip whit. 1hi1V 1might ministering into tlie mwiety of a In." happy, lontenicd people any sort N‘-.*x ii»ni« a in *% stiiv to (h r tMg|f,ii| i 1 • I •hul •Dl II .1 M l of plan, nun lid «u program of Ist* .il julin of 1( 11,1 A4 *rll if T, fir-.. •MH* I lu ,11 III l i - . l en,sy and hate without tin |i>ui r•-* • ,.f Jilij.! f*■ - «f*»l (-Mill • I i 1hn room wu WU1i mil, ere of corn pulsion and without (IKIM 41*’ | t I II la f u l l i l l lull HIM-** M i l l 'l l I N • M ill ’ with them, They , III.tend urn,led ihut Socialism would fall flat.” i.miii Tin sd-trri nf ^UlllN in l 1m* *•**-■*■I the tell vision vet. They stood in i 1 m 1 muilrvn i f it,li ifiMf | i imfIkitiK i-lirw* lie added that UritainV •or laI ■solor- and bdd inch other tlie . t.lr.fbl,. (*t>(ili ilit* mr» , .ill n il iiijr gains arc good to u certain ex-, lute I sv-ill\* remark of ir.,-b TliU imrr-tw* »l l»lr-*l up tent but the economic pol«ie• i,i,ir,-n They -at no tlu- floor plp*t. mmI fiUouk (j«l |H'u«-Uni«k*n i»l • " if practice,! or suitliiiu<,l long and d'sfllgsril ihe Iriieliir..* of ■fitlril IsM.il dil)l|>‘ Di ili*I ft Litinf enough, will tend to niter is-ano. taioin tuiinii* niul lenoi-i tolu-i Kir «|tt nit |k*iii it Ih I .il i Im' *>l |»4ftn1 mie rollatme Itccau-e inceitliv, lira NT It IN |«cl»|- |i*>i) ; WA|«f III A I*' '*• Kvi rvihlhti wn- ” *1 vu,l tin and private initiative will tune til... . - »*•«« fi'-*I I (flas'k*11if lie. 11kill l »1 **iif li­ low-',it Hrh id, y* til'd out th U t ii dod rayed." , m p w i f i i i l t i |-lid I l . s - i ■» m |i I •• l l l f r r u ) H b 'i e window at ihe pii- lihoi Notoidv l i i , i ( t • N i l I l l s M M l r { • { Is , U M ' ( f l t l %.M1 F A N The feN-ycnr-ohl rural mail , ar­ ■, ir,l In cat the ooldF \ol-.-d s,|i|,H ti v*i<Imhii f* ii’ MUtls i .n aihv ■*ii>»* tier declared, howiver: •n- ,| tod • it, i be roe m ,,>!*>•* >•() • •**(% kim I will iM*f •(■In ai*li The IVrlilri ru tod plate“ I in' |«'op|e- of tireat llrilain yUe 1.(1*tit • N|m,u-| I»»i L i( Nnif ilinfftc * glasi-e* around In fuel llo inerts arc n I i cal nation of intelligent it ||>«| Mil f >1 bnblde Thl* hep' Ihein " lui people; they can and ssill rake lliet were imnwrin of tin p., ill ir problems," Yiiiulalm, n northeast Ml -ouii ACTIVE OfIRAtlONAl COMMAND ol all All.mtl, I'.o I loir, lit Luiupe in'-' of linn. Win n ifo tu i tossri of mi. euilivt'-l !■. U olticially taken uver by Cell. Dwiglit •> Fl-eidiowcr na l*g put., bi* <tue t liul gooe nod It" hiilduib iiioi died, they rat down ■cimI Kilby up his trip. mgriatur* lo an n t r u llv t ordrt at Supreme llc.idqu.utei. In 1'arts. ofu together. He -poke at a public meeting. A l s press conference, C3en. rtienhower indicpts*xt bis Impatleiue with “ F.vi'iylowly germed lo IhO Ituig Congrrsilonal debate c,n the lr*wq,s-li"-F t.cpu t I f . lie wonderful limo,' -aid i({({gsL Allied Iroopa are unified, ihcr van trnllil a tofeiue foice mifllMac. -SI AM HSR TW INS cicntly strong In discourage i| (im ln n (liirtrs llis s ll Radiophol.s' "W e never hud a heltri poti).' GENERAL INSURANCE Milkman Kolunis Fimii Study Trip To (iroal Britain lie Beat Local Pain B r UM l LOS ANGKI.ES. Apr. Puhlir exhibition of the Negro Siamew twin* iiorn here 23 months ago will bring Mrs. Willie Jones, thrir mother, at Isa si IIO.doo year. The moth«r signed a contra-t CIIIIIOI'RACTOIt «llh Mr. and Mr*. C. I* Younger yesterday under which she will rePlease call fur appnlntment ceive 70 percent of the net pro, reels or a minimum o f |5,0oo everj I’bstne IT S l- I T U six months. The twins, ihoir heads joined togelher at the lop, go on display Mi'RHEIt P A C T today at a rircua and later will be­ In * I.OS AN'iKLEH, Apr. G— oTb-— taken on lour, tra .ling " I didn't wont to terrify her," Ro, glass.pansled trailer. l*«-rt K. DcsMIler, 2t*, told a r«ir* WtltfS So Samthtr With Tk* Speed oner's Jury, si he didn't tell LRtby; And Du It radt f*ti|u« M her,ho t. 10, he was going to kill AttalNf ImplWTI r«r' Mttsf*silst| hr r. However, they had twice at­ •({PONDS tmtantt* 1* b ) Stjls Of tempted suicide by turning on the; Wiitmj Art) Rind *1 b f IVpOiS ga , in her apartment reeently, DeUNO it frest? wuhcot fiar. Hint Pmturt , saner »ald yesterday. He precOr Odlrrent St, « 01 WMl* tawot imisly lunl Ink! police they were Bend. Sartsd. Intmi Or Oistol tti* P*<nt. despondent over hi* failure to get a divorce. t Following the impirst, D, - saner, 1a salesman formerly of New York, TOUCHTUN DllUL t-hnrged with murder. GLASSES PITTED 9 ; .i -W ■ ■- Nothing wring there Still plenty of canape- mill drink left Whet, lie came b.li*k be foul'd Glum Cocktail Party Givers Are Unhappy At Getting Their Wish Clergyman D eclares America Is V ictim Of D iseased M o rality u i:\ i.d in d r im i:tt LOS? A NO KI.KS, Apr, ft— bibSinger (ie'orglnn Trinidad says tier wealthy estranged husband In given her and her baby only {.■'<*' in 15 months. She n,ke,l fm H.70G a month in tier divorce suit ye.today ngain.t ' .l,e-.- Trinidad Vein o. 52, head of n Cuban radio station She i- the dnuyl'ler nf l.ul* A lilt in, former Mexh an consul here. FLORIDA S T A T C f THEATRES G H i t ;tow YOU na,: Enjoy X a * ho •<nr i, m. "W here Happiro Costs _____ So Little" TODAY & FRIDAY A Red He^cteJ.Hot HeatleG tel ... and Htf Cun-Thronin' E IN GAS YO UH HOM E! For Cooking For Water Floating » WITH G HERN'S I'l 7:7. G I V \ 7 » » / I VI /'/ ItCIt ISI T I I V A . A COMPLETELY A U TO M A TIC "DAY b NIGH T” WATEL H E A T E R 135 G a l |>cr Hr rccoveryl A N D A B E A U T I F U I FULL SIZE R A N G E - W I T H D I V I D E D TOP FULLY EN AMCLED S U R F A C E - ALL COMPLETELY INSTALLED WITH A HELP WANTED OPEN’S FUEL CAS Young lady 18 In 26 yearn, High Sehool Graduate for Office Work ond Inwhlrr. Paid Vacation. InApply In own Im n d w rltln p to Box H, c/o Herald SYSTEM •nly $45.67 Down REMODEL YOUR HOME AND _ _ _ With An F.II.A. Improvement |.nnn O nly IO r; Down—sin Month)* lo Pay IGHT & FRIDAY Artel n room—build n lmth nr a brocte-wny. Now y*ni enn dn'M your honio in the moat modern milliner un<l tako up to 30 month* la pay for the material* mol labor, nr the moterinlA only. I Imlw^inf { 1st* {•In Tail| top-notch product* for additional fnrtn and SupplyYard IIS T IIt i {t m • SANFORD • i s m i jam * i T r r r r i i r r n W IN T IR GARDEN • APOPKA rrr* a i r m r i i iT r ir ir c n T n m ’ f #f "w^ aw AiTa Jl___ ________ — ' ■ r a 'H i �t TIIURHDAY tAPR. 5, 1931 THF SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA v IW VOBK At thli iilvincti] iU | t of civil in lion. h< •■lit with a ghastly laugh, moat of ua are acquainted with the package ileal. It can ha applied lo the wholtaale vegetable Aeld. whera ■luring the laat war you hail to take turnip* and twrta if you wanted a touple r»f huahela of fiesh I'eaa, tail I he package ileal more generally la asso* clateil with show hutinria rhu*. the Milton flerle lelevialon »how, for e*. ainplp, ia a 110.0(a) package ileal, according to report*. Uncle Millie get* the forty grand for providing one nrrhratra. one alngrr, one gueat •tar. one alleged comic and *o on. which he pay a N Kidnoy * y/'Vvf t ’ m a ca w V/yv RIJSO” Brand Frozen Beam FROZEN U rkhimI* 19c 6-oz . (Feiiiah 2 lh « T te y h l L Mart Etaacaetil Old South Frozen * (Equal* a H -U e > Stokelv Ageu BAUARP’S I F/roh) Broecol! 10*oj Mine lii-oz. I’ke. Kamils 2>'< Hw. Fresh Deans) &5*63‘I Stnkely I.im» t^VimU rrf»h ) 7 Equal* Agen Arpiiigit* Crackin’ Good (Equals Sinkrly Whole* S 41 LOPS 12 I ’d i i - n t % IJcili # Uiciuldil m r or. sa Hm u led " mi 7t 1 c V Equal' 24 Ounces Freah tiquaU 24 Ounce*. Fresh FRYERS O YSTERS 12-or kagr I 'm IM I Blended SI or. Fn**h) frozen F R O Z E N (C u t-u p ) FROZEN f r o z e n r o l l 12?.% I n i ItllV a unmrwhat more Imprr.wlve group A nama nr two la aialtn n l through IL “ Master or ceremonlea auch aa the <#tar, l.rr Tully. reaila the Lannard brochure Fine. fine, but who ia Lee Tully? You get your choii in (hit package of either a lady magician or male magician, puaelb-v depending on whether you're running a amokrr or a allowing or (all chapeau* You gel a dance team—thla la virtually mandatory—and a hypnotiat' If the dance team doean't pul your euatomera to aleep. the hypnotiat doca the trick. It ta easy to aee how the acale of preallge tuna, when you are In the package buaineaa In the I2T». or Otoup C group, you g e l not a hypnotiat. but a mental teiepathiat In • aentence. that probably raplalna the aurceaa of Dunnlngrt Oiancea are that aomewhtre In hi* past he waa a member oi an a or D package, billed aa ■ magician or a hypnotiat —bpl he changed hia etalua lo mental teiepathiat, and promptly moved onward and upward with Ihr arta. Group D. » r the IMO package. >• perhapa the moat interesting that Lannard haa announced You gel a female m c “ auch aa Clolae McKIhone’*—thla ta a gatrulnua ana wttly soul who haa achieved autecaa in radio and leleMaien because ol an apparent phonograph needle on her tongue- a veiling duet, a “top" dance team aa con* traatrd lo pi** any old dvnra team, a comic il would like to he able lo ptik out any a.r.glt en'ertainer and aay flatly he ta a comic| and i “Open diatu-aion and lecture try Mr Antlxmy of radio fame** Mr. AnlVjnv. aotr.eihing d a wirtleaa phenomenon'year* ago. haa dropped partly out of night ol late, and here he luma up in a package deal Home o f you may rvcall him aa Ihe man who made a fairly plush living by cot.due ling a program to which poor, often Ignorant, uaually unstrung ciutena came with their troublea for aolutlon. It ’ Was the morons* delight, the moat fnghlenlag. sickening program of IU kind—although it » 4 j paiadoaically, about the funniest (how on Ihe air, uaro (variously, for yeara. (Equals IH-Up F trM H > Mgr Klownli llldnd— Average 1-11). 0-OZ. 7 QC # V | l| lp U U l V V Each Equiia 2-lb Ni t Dreaard l>luaK IS Juncea Freah Mrllowrvt Salad 'Qctten P R O D U C E - PEAKS Western Red Delicious Chase ^ Sanlxirn Pressure Packed BEANS Sunshine Hi-llo CORN In Mesh Hags—Idaho Lgo Boaoi I n Mesh Hags—York Iui]>eri:il Cooking 0 » ,r> PRODUCTS' FROM OLD MOTHER EARTH (diVE PURCHASERS' THEIR MONEY'? ] W O R TH / Yollow Golden Until—3 Black Vuhwtfioa Yollow CookIna Temple Oranges Hn»w While jEAT D EPT Cauliflower CarrolN or Turnipu 2 lb s . |9< Kslra Fancy. Itrd IMicmu* llumr (.town Pole Peaiim2 lbs 35c GOLDEN YELLOW 2-1I)h, CNI BANANAS TOMATOES 2 lbs. 25c FIRM RIPE KINK FOR EATING LOCAL TKNDERGRKEN BEANS 21k 29c (.'alif. llrven Tnp Carrot* 2 liunrhcsi M r Yellow ( ’waking Onions ii. a. No. i Potatoes In Cartons :| Orange or Wended ifjfVDOL •*> •XYOOL •» b8I fir in an 1 O lant 0NEF1r b- ,(IEtI Spit 'a $r?a 1 C rte / JJ CC 1 STAR Rle ee gnSeit Oiant 46-ozCan D'S EAS Lykea’ Tender Cured •ay* DAN D A lU t Everything y u noad !• NMko ill Heavy Western Grade A KJST o H i n I T t ONA Lin. Fine for baking Yamii Whole or Full For Diiihwjuhlnjr Minnesota Shipped Med. Sice Dea Mild Longhorn Hair Butt End or Shnnk Center SJicen �I ■THURSDAY APU. S, I'l.il Paul Till-: SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA g g a i O Z A R K IK E - j" ; m m i j 'j | ■ N A M V W V W W W W S A M A A / ^ r- ll> R a y C o lt * l^sral Notice Stanlcy-ItojrerH M irtri: in vppr.vii TO NBTVKLL I* WEED. who., idara of residence li unknown You an hrr«lT required to apMat on or trior* Apt it II, I sit, anil lli.r.aft.t to f 11< your an.wrr or other |>leaillne*. In a certain .all tor dunti- pm tin In the flrolut I’ouri of h.niim.le Countv, Klorld.i in ctunrrr)- an aubratlatnl title of nhl.h raid cam I- VlltOtXIA N ■'] unllff, NIAVELt. I' WEED, Itrtmd.int, IVITNKKH my hand an doffUul roll at .-r.tnf.ni Florida, lliir f»lh day of March, t t> 1*41. O I*. Ill 11X1>ON Clrrk of Ih r C lrcu ll t *oui I iC U U Mold F Itoplo dolii'llor for I i . i■.) i>l Hardware Co. 214 SANFORD AVE. Phone 1361 V V I COURTEOUS SFIlVICn PRICES Q U A LITY RIGHT MERCHANDISE F lo r id a m u cen tr a l k ri freeze A N D S TO R A G E id . m m iK i .o n i : i l \m ; e k lit Until S trik e yo ur UCAMS - Of ODORIZtS ' you a por. n rn .w . ,itt toi \v. i uh si. “ O ld a t 4 0 , 5 0 , 6 0 ? " || ( r i .k o u a t i : rm s m e k v k n t w i t h . H it t ^ 4 *+ e a s m ._________________________________ A— HUAI, ESTATE FOR SALK— 3 3 - HERALD Wmt Ads For Rcaalti T b r Inllaw 'aa raft* apple la ■II W a n t a * . paM IrktH la T b a C. A, W lttI>IK)N,~SR. Realtor IIOMK.H HOME HITES ACREAGE GROVES RANCHES—ItAN't’ ll LAND All ty|n>* of Real Krtato rhnut- 12H1 110 6 . Dark Are •■•Iwd M b i t i I S » Ml lla ir I t * par liar la .r t llu a l i a r . | l r p t t lia r laarrtlaa l i a r . I r par liar laaa dlap l i a r . * t p rr lia r laarrtla a r i . r ■ u l . la Ih r lla b liaabla rata far blarb far* rap*, PHONE 118 W a a l M l w ill br a rrrp lrd a i r r I b r M l y b r a r aa u ra ia ra a * daaa rbarw p It aaar a a a r la lla lrd l a I M Irlrfb a a t baab. la all W a a l Ada araal b r la a a r a f f l r r a a l b . da* b r f a r r p a b llra * lla a . P lr a a r aadlfr a* iM B trd la lrl* II aa r r m a r ra p t la r aar ad, W‘r r a a a a t b r r**paa*lblr la r H a r r Ib a w a a r Ib r a r r a c l l a r r r - THE HERALD SANFORD m i—mmm FOR HUNT —I A'Kl.AK A A rA lM E N T H . Ro m m bod HtufM. DA W. Fir al Htraei. I’hona 400-W. I. ROOM HOUSE lor rrnt. 1! bed looma futiiirhrd. Kitchen partly am furnished. Good location. Phone W tPIjrM . ___ FURNISHED 4 ' too rut. Cl ray ilnwnatalra, till Park. Apply Apt. 6 . ____ — . . 3 BEDROOM house. unfurnished, good Iot aI inn Call 734-W. SINGLE, double room*. 2 -rixim Apia. Close in. Trl. l i v t FURNISHED apt. tGntfpnrk Ave. I'honr ----- -2 W ANTED ____ A ' ".Siamliril* Finn T4nit.ci anil it I'*51* ili-llii-rril to but mill Ilm Builder, Supply Hi tluildrr* Co., Mfif. Dir., I’hour 1131 II. Sll OTTra. Fla " r ^ u T KHTATF, H )R S Al.B—J COtiOR KD JN^pCH W i are dla|N**init « f «ur rulornl pruiwriy |n hfcnfonl a r e a _ C H E A r. U U a« In** a. »lb • down, IS month. Bet I* Dalton, I*. O. B or t&RJt. .Sanfnnl. N i e r r Room llomr. All mmlem. Ample apart' to aa to tie eco­ nomical on budfat. 1202 Waat 2nd. Street. *■ NEW~BLOCK H Q U S i-3 l*«Jrooana, bath, lirin f raom, braakfart room, elrctne kitchen, 2 ear ca ra fe: thi* ls~an creeptianally well built hnu»c. O R A N G E CITV-Furniahcd 2 m *tonr, 3 bedroom ibnuae, l>ath, w kitchen, carport, vafjr nice. NEW— 1 Three Imlmom h»u»r, *, lar large lie I'd ami garage, well jmi Ih the *’ price of |7,nWk0fl. hnuae. Thre*. hnlr IIWH new tiled bathroom, Kminhcd «»r unfurniihed n u n W. RENDER, Realtor M l 8 . Park A**% Phone IM3 A. IL Peleraon, llroker 114---Houae, 3 W * . deep weB. ?& & FOUR IIKUKUOM Hour*, IkiIU I year* nun with all Improvement*. On miner lot. ItNI * Kilt (Chirkeii lli'irre and Void, t Nlrr Lawn. S mih-' i a«t >if Oilaod", I mile frnm ... .. hi.ltdioair ul Klnrida Fii'hi'.rir Malt i.iih"r hmtae. Kurtli'hnl nr iinftiinlrheil. I* rice Small down payment, 10'. off (m all. liuth for owner. Alan neat III it. 3 be.lin.yii houre, new Jin I flnirhril. For ^nle. I'riei SSROO. r*t. HOW. (lilamln. Ill It l!n\ IIW F 1 REtlROOM hmi«e. Good location. Tenn-. if ilerlrid If. V « IL M A MS Kainnnid l„ LunduaUt, Aawwiatr Sanfnnl tflanllr (lank Itulldlng Chime IS73 L A K E FRONT HOME fSJMtO.00. lad {Ml v Pit Ft , GDanod Reach. 2 -Iledriuiiii*, Llvlna room, noth, Kitchen. Ilrrakfa*! Nook, Utility room. Some flniahfnf to Im done on hou»r. ANo reyeral U k r Front l/it* fur Sale. W. J. Lefflet, (dike Mary, Fla. IIV OWNER Small farm—fi room*, flier’ Imth. 2 '* rrennl purrhr*. Mmlrtn mn vertirnrr*. Fruit. Furni'hrd or nnrnini-hrd. A Itarfain, Aikfrew III. I, Hn» M2, Hanfotd, I’honr IW f-W -l. REN TAL I'H O I'E R h ’ We have *rvrtal piecea of rental property IUte.1 far Mle that *hnw a ftH-d return on the In* vr*t merit. I’lmne 11,73. R. A. W ILLIAM S Haymood L. I.undiiaivt. Aaaorlafr Sanford A lLnlir llank llalWiry ONE ROOM HOUSE 18* a EF ami 12 lot* uutrtde City, t 2/i(Wi.A0 H C««h. N E A R LY NEW, Courtrtr Hbw-k Mouse, 2 Hcdrntrma, 0 lot*. W.* WWI.fHI 2 IIEDROOM MOUSE, oiilaide City, R44WHUWJ 1 (ath. V IIEDROOM MOUSE aja.ut 3 mite* fimn town, W.fiOUOfl, |p'H| term*. 2 IIEDROOM MOUSE, nearby rommunilr, Completely FurnhlmiL I ' i Rath,!, tVWW.tX). II lirrul term*. J. W. MALL. REALTOR Florida Stale Rank Hallding Phone 173 V Typewriter dc*k, Swivel chaii, car lufKafe carrier. Two larye tricycle*, wide carriage typewriter. Phone II7H-X -J .____ 2 apartment *ltr rangra. t builu in kitchen cabinet (Ink, S roR. away bed, Pyrca coffee maker, several mlic. article*. Annette’a Grill. Phone 1IMM.J. hlMhlmrie. Ga. ranie lar, hot water heater. ARTICLES FOR SALE t n il.m tK N ahm v n a v v surplu s I I a Haaford Ava._______ Pfc. 1121 ROCK LATH , SHEET ROCK. NAII. 8 , PIPE, S TE E L I MM ED I ATE DELIVERY. P H O N E M-ui-ni.ut-N.Y.C. ICE Wt Ih. rapacHv, late miulel. 1033 W. tut. St. 7 ft. u i-il Frlgidalre rrfrik-eiatiu • nil 108. 'iil.O NEWSPAPERS For uih' nt 2r a pound at tin : "d mij^ Her*Id. _____________ A R T ln .K S W ANTED « MAGIC CHEF Ga« Range. Good condition. Mahogany Desk, and 2 ret* o f gelf tluoi P A * *,2 flP1f e3Sfe f®®* A rt. v J , haianrr 441 ^3 month- MILL8 SWAP SHOP-404 K. 4th St Wa Bay. Sell or Trade sort palmetto Ate. Owner anything. 118*1. Liter 4 P . 1 L ROOF WORK of all kind*. Havre nnd Gu 11er, Rma Ited and Paint­ 'd. New Roof* anidird, Painting and coating. Sanford, Ph. lottH W. R. R. Arkenhurg. W A T l'II and Clock Rrpalring. AH work guai anlprd. Reacunahl* price*. F. SI. Englich, .Ir.. 328 Hnnfind Avr. Phone 1KQ4. NEW FLOORS rurtaeed to per­ fection. Old Boor* made Hk* new. Finishing, .leaning A waa ‘ br . fhirtable power p la a t t> fears « i per trace. in. Bam iaale ,. County. H. M (Reason, Lake MavT L A W N M 6 WEhS "sharper.wf, hi cycler lepaired. lo. k and kev work. Prompt rervlce. II. W Shtima.jJtl" K 4th St AI.L T Y P E S of Bulldoier Work Reasonable Kate*—I'tee Esti­ mate*. Carpenter A Graeey. Ptm-va 1393-M oi 44RJ OKI.ANDO Vmnrng Ihrnttnel, Or­ lando Evening Star. Cat! Ralph Pac I tax. I Contrartur, hnihlrr, cainenter nnd rnwMtnry work. Speiialising in tttufittg, No Job 1« stnnll ur large M. D Beardsley, Sanford. Ill 8, If.., 3:*P. Plume Winter Park 2 'i 22Hf n'l.V VOUR IIA1 11ROOM Hall* now! Plastic nr nlunumini wn'l tile Free estimates, ttrangr Tile Shi.p: 2210 N. Orange; Phone 431S. Orlan.h<. Fla. — '■ ■ O f— We bu <ur, sell A trade H *d furaitlure. Wiiaon-Maiar Furm* 13— NOTH KS PER SO N ALS- 1 3 turaCi^ 311 E M t>H«o- *»*•» WM 7— Prl*-Llir»tark.Supplic* —7 M A R Y ’S LENDING l.in R A R Y 12112 Mag noli a I* now open Mon 2 FRESH Jersey milk cow*. Iltone thr i I i i |0 lo u A M „ 3 in A 65. I’ M. Hal. 4 to 'J P M. 73 NEW HAMPSHIRE R..I pul P A IN T \ND IIOID MORE lat*- ftoon (y laying. Mr- WPIIi Roy R iel, 3to; West ind, Klrrct, 1»4-X; W. Next to R ed * WreckSarifurd. Phone Irfir,. Expert ini; va*d, Wr-rl by exner'riireil men. J 1j m * t DAY NURSERY Now Open. Phone a— HELP WANTED Ul.v. L It, or lint W ANTEO —girl lor fountain and drug dept Limey** Mriig Store. I I — 1.1»ST AND I III N il — II re»|uirrd. Meal spare (line *«ttip In dart. 43W-W possible part Ume, more. Gar tad *|itlrrd seelred. ftor men! with factory d__ CiTOtssr'Jfcrl; and wlU stand Uriel inrertl- BLACK COCKER Spaniel allayed on li. lllr Sit ret Answer, to th" name of "Pep«|*'. Rcwarif Phone 11*2.It. hTlIiND Brown ley ebae, con­ taining key*. Owner please* call at Herald Offirr FE M A LE Ihiston K irn tall with hriinr -c on Sat. if found please call 248.R._______________ __ IS— AUTOMORILBH — 13 A , » • r » r ■ M «f It fr M *«4 * 1* 1 H u m . • , r « , | t * r m u h l s x e r « ► Thu r r fc f k « 4 mm** f« * | h i i l a I *.h f f nttflB|r l«irktfkt, W** rtf !»•> I B » 4 d l | 4i n # * A * C W l t l o B i* m * M * ** f f i < p t ft j«n t p i * * * r 4 m t f r r n « l l |r.wn Milwr IrnlalMP* «!»*• U* dAfoiinnh **r ilrtaff lh*li»<ftlkwt. ir >«rt*r d»^8«*frtTt4 4m In 1"^# 4*h m 4, 4 mT I WBlt. IFF |h4ll»» Vi\U, • «*»‘H Ai.r.tk. If3a«l •*K^8»4fl|t>r *T «MUk**rte |of U V s t m i — Rili I'ltnl Steaks n>.89c C i i Ih’ n r Rntiiul DISTRIBUTOR FOR J O H N S — M A N \ 1U , K I'niirU I’ll Hit* Hit llitfit'li'Mi liiv f Ernllnm ii .il (ironlid K eef ......... lb. 6 9 <i • Aaphull ItrMilinu • Aaphnll Tile • Aalrcoln* T r r r ;i Flex I Parr l llr Insiilnlinn (*ln/«- ( Hill < flliil;: in No Waali lb. r,rJ/ Our I'riiiK ri/.ftl Pin k Sausage . lb. 5 5 ^ \\ }] n I h'licinllH 1I lb. 5 9 c 1 till k<>ry Smoked Mams g liti iTLi ; <Aim in iiC O C A C O L A — • aC1 19c li l t ( I N . I >r |nl il TURNII* ( iREENS FOR 45c MAin LIMAS Product of McKesson 8 Pnbbins TOUCHTON’S 2 SUCCOTASH Al* )t)ti , omln.ll, oi ft /alijvcd . ,. nrrtioii > r * i ..an,Irraffghl* Sornn»t* v»y ti may he that you iirnely do r,m |«l rnoogh it ViUrtnni an I lion in your dtrl. . . a titrnmnri corntilion. r eiADY ; |j TO FRY i FOR Mix v e (; i ;t a r l e s I .-3 SPI NACH GREEN REA NS If lli.il i, ibe ,*>c. * j r r ti new wirnlilw umtpounJ — Ilrxrl Npr.1,1 I mmuli may he 1 1 « Ilf what you need for glow mg. vibrant good hcalih P.verybody Inowr ihr uii|>n(lcfK( of Iron in your diet In help you hutld rich, red blond. Well, put r»si tapsulc of 3eul Sec i,l I mmul* —lhal', sll you take s dav —contailM ) ilmti the mini­ mum daily rn/uiremenlt of both Inm and the vitally impnrlani Vitamin B,. HR Beef Short Bibs II). O w n — r im It Your Dirt h Deficiaof lm Iron ond Vitamin B„ Thll Grenf Now form ula Mny Meffi You BfXfl SPfCIAl I03MIRA MAY 00 WONOERS FOR YOU tfi I’ttru f ’iim k 9 AabcnliK ItiMifiiiK 9 i Pork Loin Uoasf lb. 5 3 c (Inirk Kunsl BUILDING PRODUCTS A lire Lit. II 1.J l.ll. ill r»' ; Ills. A\ r T i 'I u Kt , Ik'ltd'HlH A. D. ROSIER Wrwrl J] FRYERS .... 57c Ait* RENT A CAR. U-driv* tt by day, weak, or season. English Fords and American Fords, sedans, station wagons and convertible*. Strickland-Morriton, Inc., E. First S t, DODGE I'.'.’tl -in whrrlci, alerper, m t i r r n i or moncy ia c x i straight air, 31) ft. rvefrr. Jltlch, hand <nntrt>l, go o . I ruiilwr. Tty Betel Special Formnls for pel HI dap fsl ■ top nf rally hr * day!) ff Shape. 2 S Trt. 1114 W -l. yon don't frel tlrh"iith belief. . . your money will ht cheerfully refunded' SPECIAL H ILS WEEK O N LY IlH E N S , . , l *n |*»p,. n i r w I M * r r » p w " > "*•» i « u r . It** *n.»alR* !-• » « •>.* I m o t tv-*n‘, l i a tw eer r*oei V.ie Ik* I l m il* >.t li 'I 'o r lu W » •»* « « » ' * it ,.s wr« m » , u . i.*i tv-*a’< l aut* i»a * rt Ittrek i j F L A . R I I A D K A. IHtKSSKI> A Uli.W V N ever. » » « M 4 r ,• g • , 0 IIK I 'A I I K N IS ANNIVERSA RY SPECIAL -V-Mt 4..** XW*,* 111".- Ih H l It Y 1 .0 9 To Womon With Nagging Backacho VEN ETIAN Ml IN'PS marie I* ordv-r. Sroilm-lc Venetian Wind Co 420 W Ird St. rkww M IS T ALL FOR v2 (JAL. HRICK ICK CREAM PLUS 5 ICE CREAM SPOON AND C■ 1IERSHEV S CHOCOLATE SYRUP '/2 GAL. ICE CREAM & CHOCOLATE SYRUI Personal — . |12— S PE C IA L SERVICES — I * TUXEDO FEEDS Complete line liunt'a Tnvedo Feet! Slnre. FLORIDA Giant pepper plant*. I i n ilutucr. Phone 2W*-J. We |wr( ii m*e when yon don’t briny your prrarriplinm to LANEV'S Ph»er M3 A t CTION Vecetal'le*. Llvealock ami mi*n ll.inniin -itlr everv F ri'l.r nL-lit at 7:30. Col. Larry June*, auitinuecr. t v y i l K D I'AIIMI'.IIS’ A I'tT 'ltIN I ifuli- ninth uf city limit* on hitihwav 17!iJ. FRIED SHRIMP Dinner The Best Shrimp on Earth" at Hom­ er*. 324 E. 1.1 St. POWER MOWERS ROTARY BLADE—Unronditiniuil tv guaranteed. Immediate lie livery. Free ilemunrtration, any lime. UiJt.fMt. V. A. Wheel*.*, (I mile North! Lungwood. Trailc matk paint* (3.30 pul New Khaki llndarahiita 44c vat h All ilie tarpaulin. i j ER1DAY vV S A TU RDA Y A t T 'I I M I ’ A M I . P Dtc Fanfoid Atlantic Nutiunal Brink Member FIIIC Tel. 2it« a WITH ..Iraighl imr ph»nv, fnniilmr with revi<ienrr *rctlon to devote a few hour* daily phoning from her home, for l*rgr firni e«tahli*he*l sixty year*. Salary. Slate reference and huslne** experience, if prU vald phpnc. P. O. Box 4751-Atl«nta, lia. AlitiRESSIVK Salesman. Steady employment, many oppurtunltir* fo r advancement. Firestone Store*. WANTED Middle age white wom­ an to slay with lady four or five night* a week. No nursing. Write Box 63 Sanfotd. W ANTED gleam IT e*»rr—conalde of flaiihIng Wool and Silk*. Piece work 1- R E A L f e i t A T K W A N T E D — I and guarantee 440 week. Apply Downtown Cleanrr* and l-aun dry, 113 PaimoUo ■ Avenue. IF YOU want to sell your home, get result*, ll.t it with J. W. Ketiahir salesman tor local wliolcllall. Realtor. Florida State ■ «ale fir a*. Phone 11112, MMX Hank Rldg , Phone I7I.H U <— * ***w ■m —• WORK W ANTED W A N T K li—River acreage *onlh *ef Sanford. 3. B. Lilly. >021 F o rm B A 8 Y SITTER. it of Jlefrren A t*. Winter Park. re*. Mr*. M. Fatkenlwig, tenlrctlf, 410L, W A N ft'D TO BUY good h ruem hoit»e fairly e|o»e in. Box No. w 14— llntinrsa Opporlunitira — 10 Herald. _ _ _ , W AN 'fKO to buy lloiuc or ixdi National company offer a rnfiahla ‘ tiutafcle o f town from owner. party secure future servicing u ’ liuir.e. Call alter m [1 ICM ( UKAM CONKS IN S T A L M E N T LO A N W EP T. Try • i[ Pity your rat in Snnfonl Keep your iiu-uiative at home Va'c cu t- through u* cs: F R E E ! E; IsOWISST COST AUTOKINANCINC. I Hum** l . i l w \A N N IV E R SA R Y — Man, You’re Crazy |l«f MI H •4#* a* *r# fttpc- 111T* 1' * * t* i * *{*i • **a, *p • I* W*it • ir l ll F'U fi latn » kk-n »»* • ** ■ • ch*1 *«** ' If /**• r»i 1- * 1iMrif, • • • '»■ * tT M 'Y, IIM4***• dif t,» fn t i * i •* |# T ntl'W *.»* IhUL •• »i- r f*i -»J (•’**, f^i CM %ll iM11 (It )|14 *|«MM « .erf fi hr»r—— In * tftI»if il. HI |*»mlt!«aH I l l h i . A'li VO i SALEij Locker Plant T o n n i T O N D iirii 49c SHRIMP....................... pkLV- 65f± DEVTLED CRABS...... 2for 45^ w n A A / s ^ n / '/ w v v w ^ / u v n n n n n n n A n r v w v W 'A e w w s n n n n / v w v /w v a i w v v £ ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL K laA . t i l t A D K A S M A L L EGGS troz. 49c THIS SALE ONLY FRO ZEN RED Raspberries 25c ROUND vtfgfgfvlfHfHFilfHfHfillHfiifiUiiFitfiifg fitIvtIilIgm BfBfilflU illlUgIgfilfH fglEfil f; t i u i B y Paul Kobinaoa 1246 Dodge I ton Stakn T s In .E R f _____________ 1*160.1>0 "^ -T i Trat wood Houset**lter, like- a*w. "heap. |iM|uire B. LundouDI, gation Address repliea to Box HO) Implsmtnt Co., Sanford, Ji c/o H ank FU . �TUB SANFORD FIERAI.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TEN Qiimilih HitthU Reserved Low Prices Everyday Specials Too DiniANA. Ouick-Trojenl S liced ! Sweetened! B0 SC0 Milk Amplifier T A S T E O' SEA Heady lo Cook llrradrtl I’ m h Tomalor 1‘ rtutkd ILd dod i Bacon, No *Jtin bul>/ i.itii<u n ., m QUICK-fROliH A O fN p Snbrook - FRENCH FRIED fQiuala ■Vcpri* PEACHES QUICK FR O liN M t N SoarChoke! DEVILED CHMMBCD B ia o it ii CRABS SfABROOK f fy SeuthernBelle ' RASPBERR IES RHUBARB I Jw«w<JN iioup Mir. B A B Y UM AS AGCS FOBD HOOK UM AS PETER PAN fiOfftli FAMOUS PACKAGES BROCCOLI ’P R W fS Q W i’ DixiANA ENGLISH PSAS T U R N IP W D W t RSW UR H r f Aqen OKRA Halted Peanut* ’ CHOPPED^ LEAF 6RSSN SCANS Btaouit rtnon PETER PAN 7 ' i -o k . Chicken '^ S jK S P Breast ,v Grado A. Qulclc-Froxon Dioosod & Draws OLD GLORY B.E. fv<cM will. f AfiSN QUICK-FROUN Hickory Sweet Sliced BACON -5 9 Trndtruy lUtl Htb Me Roast Lb Tenderer U««f Urlik.it Stew Lb. 49e Small Mcatv Spata 4k Ribs u Creamed Cot lag* Ghosts Lb. 21c Sunny Unit Pur* Pork S a ita g t Lb. 46c Ov*r Mayer Chpd sm-o*. Nam c.» $1.46 Canter Clilsl BRUSSaSPBOUVS C Ij m ukk-j S S 1 QUICK-FROZEN Concentrated WELCH'S Slipcrhrand Colored, in Quarter*—LB, ^ 'L S O M Htokklul 4 Dellclou* Luicioiti Yellow Fruit vTi. ■ f r o m the Tropica1 5 8 ? 8 il 5 Well Bleached PASCAL or GOLDEN Suruhina Hydro* ■ Deodorant Soap Sins Odor Western Winesap li l a c i ll SIaria 7U-ot- NatiiKO Premium TIDE Itangrr Jo* Honav Oatod Tor U i l r * - Cleanser Cherry-Ho” Red W llh O e a W ^ lfo r nr,a! Emulsorircd Vegetable Shortening! Otldion olJhaSyJ Bit* oli* Diet* Darling Family BREAD \ �I la U n ity T h * r « In Strength— TH E T* Protect the Poor* ot the World: To Promote tiro Progress of America. To Prodoro Prosperity for Sanford. H a n f o r d ^ VOLUM E X X X X I1 * A* Eatahltohed 1908 AN f e r a l *v a to o» o tm tfn n * iiit it IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A K ill DA V APR. «, If.I Cloudy with oeca*iona) rain north portion through Saturday. Partly cloudy to cloudy toulh portion with chance for few »fuu»era Saturday. “ jYzuu>cintcd W EA TH ER I ’ rtvsH Leaned W ire Ni». H!2 Allied Force Smashes D e m o c r a ts S a y Kirkland Asks Investigation P rincipal C risis _ - _ . .P . ‘ Forward On Heels Of Lies in Europe Or L3nipftign Oontnoutions To Discover Gambling Links Fleeing Communists Stubborn Red Reais* tance Ceases Sud­ denly * r ! T:V.7>oops Cross 38th Parallel Appropriations Group Votes Cut of 55' < In Emergency FundOf President Truman Oscar Collazo Is B ird Emphasizes Sentenced To Die Need To Halt Tide For Killing Guard Of U. S. Socialism TOYKO, Apr7^1</P) - A surpiiic Chinese withdrawal on the central front last night left a Puerto Rican Patriot " no-matt’s-land" in front of United Claims He Acted In Mslion* forcer today noith of Defense Of Liberty ^Parallel 38. AP correspondent John Kan* NEW YORK. Apr. 4—<,7h— dolph said Chinese who had been Alum >pr Das id GreenglaM, fighting rtubhornly for two days accuser of hi* doomed *i*ter and brother-in-law, w i« sentenced to tuddrnly broke contact Thursday l.*> year* in prison today for hi* night and retreated. part in the Russian *py ring. The A tnrticani thrusting forward is-yrar-old former Army ser­ Friday repotted only paliol con­ geant’* testimony formed the bulwark of the rase again*! tact. Cl hr I and Juliu* llo*rnbrrx, All along a 40-mile itrrlch of *rntrnrrd yealrrday In death in — the front. 0 . N. unit* forged slow the electric chair. '*gaihi. WASHINGTON. Apr. b ~ m — The Allied advance had thruil at much a* eight milet imide the Cheat Collaro today was rcntcnccd to dir in the electric chair Oct. 26 Communist northland. Elements of four divisions press- for the ilaying of a White Houte IC n H u H O b I’ M * T w * t guard in an attempt lari Novem­ ber on the life orf Preiident T ru ­ man. Federal judge T . Alan Goldsboruugh allied whether Collaro bad anything to tay. Collaro laid he did not want to plead for hit life, but to plead for liberty for Puerto Miss Alice Trafford, pioneer Sanford resident, died last nlglit at Rico. At hit trial, Collaro had contend the Andrew* Nursing Home in Or­ lando where »he had been living cd he and a companion. Gtitrlio for Um past rrrera! rsrnthr. Miss rortetoia, were only demanrlratTrafford had been In bad health for some year* and bar death was ing for Puerto Rico independence not unexpected. She had lived in when they attempted to ilorm Dlait Sanford for many yean, coming Houte latt Nov. I Tnrretola and a i t with her alatar and brother when White Houte guard. Lrtlie Coffelt * » h « waa «UU a (t r l to Sanford w SU w tor w w eto.Y . * W f o r t L were kilUd m m furiosi*- exchaag* waa tmployod bv General Sanford of pittol ahott. at a sunreyxrr. Mr. Trafford laid “ I am not pleading for my Ilf*," out the town on tha English vill­ Collaro told the Judge. *Tm plead­ Alice Trafford, Pioneer Citizen* • Dies In Orlando age pattern. ing for my rautr. Anything that Ml*s Trafford** family line date* I have dune I did for the liberty back to the Norman conquest in o f my country. I intilt, even unto 1066. and waa known originally the end, that we have a right to ic m ia n a na r « » » t » * i a* DeTrafford, the prefix was tOoBttBss* ob raw* ..Two New Bases To Go Owner Of Armitage Cabin Court Dies Into Operation Soon Two new Chevrolet pat*enyer buiaea ware recently purthated by 8 . A. Allen and wUl bo put into operation a* aoon aa alteration* have been made at Holier Motor Sale*, Inc. Each bu* haa a capacity of 82 passengers. Tha Wayna bodle* nave light green side# with red — itriping and cream colored top*. © Motor* a n rated nt 108 H-P. and brake* or* o f "Jumbo” ala*. Equip­ ment Include* ft ret aid kill and fire extinguishers. Originally built fo r uao a* achool btiasoe, tha metal flooring will be lowered three incite* In order to provide more bead roam. Sam Rankin hex completed the recall­ ing of the floor and welding on on* boa, and atatod today that work ahonld be completed on the other — by the end o f nont wook. VF The buiaea were secured In an­ ticipation of Increased demand* for traajpertatUn ►•»# due to re­ activation of the Naval Air StaOVIBDO OFFICER M AXW ELL A F BASE. Ala.. Apr. 8— (Special)— Cut* olin EGreer of Oviedo. F1*^ ft attending tbe Squadron O fficeri course at 'dlls station, it waa announced to­ day by Col. Leello G. Hauer, Max “ well comm or li Ben II. I k i M o f Mr. and o f Oviedo. LONGWOOD STATION TAUAHAS8EE, Apr. 8—W5— Tbe Florida Supremo Court today fltttahil an ardor of the SUto RnOrond Commission by rtfuelng to permit the Atlantic Coast Lin* Roflrood to eloao the station nt Lcngwood from Juno 1 to Oct. It. — The Court ordered the Commission W to hold further hearing* and con■Mm erldeisc* to Ito entirety. Ctohe Cook HouruU, Leroy B. OON and David W. Bendrick *ppooood a* attorney* far the raili m I. Lewie W. Pottiwny wax coun■ti tor the Commission. _ H O LLA N D TALK w Vital question* concerning the ■oroan War w ill bo answered by d Holland In o J g g > “ tm perallel: and fo- t la tbo United other UN war. will William U m b, 68, died at 2:30 P.M. yesterday in the local hoepi* tal fallowing a brief lllnee*. Mr. Lamb, who owned end man­ aged the Armltege Cabin Courts, had live.! in Sanford fur about five year*. II* came here from Dayton, Ohio, Horn Dec. 7, I WIT In Jellico, Tenn. he waa a member o f the Christian Church of Dayton. He I* survived by the widow, Dora Benge Lamb of Sanford; ono daughter, Mr*. Joseph Messier: ssig one who eon, own, vnnistro iwui end Charles Musiut Lamb; four grrandchildren Marilyn and Clark* arlea and a Messier and Charles Gregory n; two f Lamb, all of Da brother* Lamb o f Day Let ton ton: two sister*, Mr*. Harry Starr o f Peoria, Arts.; and Mrs. Harold Turk o f Arkansas. The body were sent this after­ noon, accompanied by the widow ion where and daughter, to Dayton funeral service* and Intel ermrnt will take place a Chamber ofCommerce T o l d Mobilization May Last 75 Years Stemming the tide o( tncialiim and the trend toward a cent rallied government ware the theme of a talk by William Bird ol the U . S. Gunther of Commrrcr to a group of local buiinen men at a lunch­ eon at the Mayfair inn today. Hr wat introduced by Ed Whitney, local Chamber of Commerce man­ ager. Seminole High School wat rrpretrnlrd by Clarence Clauie and Mitt Dial Boyle. Quoting General Manhall to the Yffect that the prrtrnl jirnod uf Irniinn and partial Mate of mohiliration may last from 50 to 75 year*. Mr. Bird told buiinrtt trad­ er* of their rrtpontibility in do­ ing everything in their power on a community levrl toward itirnglhening the nation's economic lytlrm. He also urged them to aid in strengthening the moral fibre of American citizen* and in pretenring free rntrrprite. Pointing out that only 01 per­ cent of aligibl* eitisans voted he urged the huain*** men and in the last presidential election. Chamber of Commerce In try to get out the vote. to one southern .elljr that had 1,841 members fn Its chamber of commerce, 26 percent of the re­ tailers, 28 percent of the manu­ facturer* and 38 percant o f the automobile dealers failed to vote for president of tha United States he stated. Decision* of national importance must be decided on a community level, and not In Washington, l>. C„ he declared, and suggested that congressmen Ire toformed by busi­ ness men o f tha wishes and attiIt v iiis M * Ob Pis * t *> *i Savings Bonds May Re Kept At Interest T. E. Tucker, chairman o f U. S bond sales in Seminole County, to­ day announced that affective on Mgy I, U. S. Serial E saving* bonds, now termed defense bonds, may h* cashed for payment at ma­ turity, or tha following options 1. Bondholder* may retain their maturing bonds for 10 years longer and receive t H percent annually for tha flrat 1 th year* and a suffi­ cient rata tho next tH yean to provide an aggregate return of 2.V percent. Z. Bond holder* may exchange their matured bonds for Series n savings bonds. Is N M under this plan, these bonds will b* payable at par on on* calendar month's notice at tha rata of 2 '* parrmt. W ASHINGTON. Apr 6 G V - Adnrmitralum Ic.vler* in Cnngmt disputed today the contention ol Grneivl Dmiv'lti MacAtlhur that the critical luttle *« ills Commun­ ism lies in Asia ralbei than in Europe. The Democratic leaden were silent however. on Republican de. inands that MarAitluii be luouglit home to ie|toil on ihr situation in Korea and the Fat F.asl in gen­ eral. White House Secretary Joseph Short said meanwhile be knows of no change nos* or in prospect in olfuial American polu> toward f ormosa Ma.-Arthur brought nil lhe*<ipirstiona to the fore in is letter i be wrote to Hou-e Iti-puMican lead-1 er Joseph IV. Martin. The t.-ttcr which Martin rend lit thr House yesterday backed •entlmi-nta Mar­ tin had e*pn-««ed in a aps-crh .-all- • ing for the u*e. „f ('hinese Nationnli>t troop* on Kormn'n against tbe Korean ami Chineae Commun­ ists. Martin bad railed for n • « ond front in Asia, U«in|. tbe For­ mosa forces, whereas the Admin­ istration policy i, to keep Formosa neutralized. New York fitv Gives Aurinl A Hero’s Welcome “ What to igjfowtafc to tim e In Excessive Donat ions lA I L M lV 'S I I \pr b <.V) Rep Kirkland ol Orange coun­ ty rallrd for appointment of a lom m itlee to inses||g,le c.ltnpsl.n « oiiliibutions and any ci.nnrs linii “conrJrJ.:i,ou.ht ‘ir SSH.K : Stepmac Advises jyirs. Maxwell And Israeli Premier ought to send a deleft. i J I C U l I i a k . n U »b lC 3 u c1|, ,. . . g fll C l t l l I 111111 lion tn ronfi infer with him. n . llfs ,| S l| | | l ( i l l I 1 (1 W H Y IN * 111 .* Sana tor McFarlam! <>f Arizona. ( f i i r i n w / x m i c p W l l h . . . ‘ llP T IlP K W a illin P ' the Democratic craflc leader, told a re -t^ U I U H I U I l , l a C »» I l H I |4, |#l I P a a n (« Q * L F C IIIC D TT C U I I U l t ^ porter lie iM'iievrr it is mure Irn- ers*. f r\ a rv • la v * I U Ill V .IM Ilv M ... t its * p • portant for S l Y ? U I \ C ^11 1 1 6 j ame, g Galloway and W a r W ith S y r ia build on V e i t e r n ^ u r o p e ^ 'V e ° [ * vs ro Mt> It; C. *,Maxwell bold thr f JL. . fausoatb* n it is to throw tM« CBsntt > try's fu'l weight into the fight in the Kiwania King and Archbishop Declares leads in Asia. Queen contest 9 tin- voting goe- Tension Increases On In the House the Appropriationthe lionies.rrtc'h. FiesiiTent B o r d e r Following Church Must Have irrtii (('■atti (lia F « ir Ttfa»| Joel Field announeed today Mr. Field said the bailor hot< Spiritual C o n t r o l Outpost Bombings would lie (ranfetrs-d to tin- higli Williams Introduces cInnii tonight and closed i»r e l.'r 11 1. AVIV. I>r.veil. Apr, l> i/l's Welfare Measures 1J".f*OGlj\VA, Yugoslavia. Apr I* . M I*1Hive Minivlri David (ten S.u 6 I/V|— Archbishop Al.i|fip Mr lialluway wills tl t'J votes Seminole County Itep. Voli" Stepin.se imprisoned spiritual lead- holds n commanding Ciua vote non dri laird toil.iv Israeli luv "no H'llliam* introduced two bills in 0f Yugoslavia's /.OOti.tkH) Roman lead over the lit-v K. J. McKinley mtrnlion of waging war vgainvl the Legislature yesterday ninu d Catholics, says a lumpinnisr solu­ win, is severlid with &41. Mi-. It Syria." ■' Maxwell witii n il lends Mrs. st rnalng the i-tpnnding weifai. lie s|Milr at a tiinrheon given hv burslen now shouldered by the tion of dilfriencet between ihr Itusscll Tench wills ill.’l. s_.„ I , . . /, lie Sillier candidate* ale as fid- Trl A State. cluitch and tho country's Common A*iv inifutiiutiiiii .liter I S |S.Mtla„,<l lla I*.«e T hus The first nf Mr. Williams' pro istir government could cml should Ami MStador Miitinrtl It Davit and petals would place a lien on tin I trnrli Minuter I ehx Atlouanf real estate holding* of person- rr br workrd nut "in the intcirsts of Seven Cities Named l.tullon had voicril to the t*iarli reiving public aid or welfare Tbi both ' ‘‘Sanford” In I . S. loieign nlflrr ihrn grave ss■rvprovision would allmv the Stulr t H i e 8 2 - y e n t - o b l i i r e l n l e e v p l r t ■a claim on such holding* after th ad thl- ronviflton in an Interview Manager Ed Whitney of th. cern lega ftiiiid .1 u n venous sit no death of the recipient o f aid. Th this Week with the Associated lien would not apply to the home Frets. The reporter saw Arch Srminole County t 'ham tor of lion." Corn merer has made the ' istnn I)iz patches from Tltorlaa, nn stead of a widow. bishop Slejiinnc in his private ell, In another hill Mr. Williams pro which he entered nearly four nnd rin g" discovery that there ar. the west slinil of t ake Titierlas posed that solvent person* be n half years ago after eonvlctlon severs citlvs in the United ftlnle. (the Be* of Galilee I im the I* raeli-Syrinii Uirder. said tension fore Weed to support dependant wiv. „ f WBrfjni, eollolmration with the with the name, Sanford The six ottor Sanford* are wa« high there United Nation* cnilurrn 6fldT9MtlVtfl» Trip firm QvniUUlla Ik BtnllftfMl M liH'atrd in North Carolina. Maine, observer* were taking a serious nolp County Jlrprrftpntatlvo |kuintr I , * r(ir, cut that 12 states and thr tern |n f lrnt tones be emphasized I olorado, Texas. Mis-issippi and view of the situation, fearing tory of Furrto Itico now have sueh then* cnul.l tie no compromise with Alabama. In Indiana there it Syria might retaliate for rhe rovislons on their lamka nnd that an bis-ir point a clenrrul ilvi ", town railed Sandford, he bombing of their troop* yesterday by the Israeli Air Force lorida would become a part of s Hnir between -hurrh adihorily Stated. Mr. Whitney has written post Israeli ebarged ihnt Svrlarvs 'n [rowing eross-state system *“ over spiritual matter* and state master* of all of the Sanford- vaded a demllitarired strip of fote'e o such support. i r t i R f l l B t l f R i Ito * * t i l l ! in order to secure names of lander territory Wrd.irsday, ki’ l ehamber of commerce managers ed seven Israeli policemen, wound­ “ W e might have a Ms** San­ ed two and raptiiMit one. MacArthur On Korean Front Visit ford beauty contest with con Ilrn-tiurlon said (in- bomlviti.t testant* from all of the San of S-rian niilitnry p**«‘Mer.t xn.li. II wnllHii**l Vim 1‘aae sis i I forils. ' he zuggetted. f ? !iets,een i-unliditei and gamlduig. Kirkland, who last summer was unsuccessful in persuading ill.* I louse Drmociatii caucus to sponsor a mote to make such an investigation, said there base been public statements "that cscetMse campaign cointriluilions hate been made tn sarums candidates lot public officr in this state bv per­ sons connected or l.socialrd with gambling activities " William S. Johnston of Jacksonsiltr, dog track ossnrr. has said be and friends contributed $100,000 to Warrens campaign for Crime Investigating Committee degovrrnor. The Krfauver Senate tubed Johnston as an associate ssf Capone mobsters but 'A’.srien has defended birn as a good citizen. The three member House comi—■tv •« prnfitssetl l.y Kirkland would be appointed by the Speak­ er anil w.iuiil make it* study and report back to the l.rgisiature before the prevent ttrt-day session l» over. | Is, j, i, ,|lr. liu- ,e,|w.nsibiiily rr*|Niiisihiiily of ui liio me legiilallse l.ranch a. tbe duly July elected representatives ,f the iiv s ii.s ig n . - ■- - S a n fo r d |J a Sunday Pus T « l ----- — M in is te r s *a cv llfln Oft BOUT SjlIT A-tion in banning the sale of airoiiollt- beverage* tn Seminole County between |2nil o'clock mid­ night. Saturday* and h-.nn A M., Mondays, will he lequested of thr Coiintv Commission at It* next meeting by the Sanford Ministerial Association. The ministers yesterday voted to appear in n Is...Iv befnr* tins v Commission to make this re<|Ue*t after hearing Sheriff I*. \ Mere tell of a condition of "unnrevitlented serlnustiess" arising frotn the kaIi* of Inpioi on week■mis. He pointed out to Ho* minister* that the problem t* more than he can manage tinder the existing county laws. "The County Commission alone inn niter these law* which iicrmlt the -ale of alcoholic beverages In Die county nightly until 2 on A.M., anil the tale o f bs-er on Sundays,** said Behriff Mero The Rev. Glenn K. Smith, chair­ man of the Ministerial A.-*>cintiun, stated that a letter haa been II «a(lai>,4 on I' m , sltl IUHWV. Raises $1,307 In Red Cross Drive Monitors of the Sanford llusltie.* and Professional Women's Club have performed nn out­ standing service fur the Red Cro*« by canvassing the down­ town district and collecting more than 11,307 to a‘d In the drive, Mr* P. M. Glngli*. cluh presi­ dent, announced today. This amount, she stated, does Hr JACK Ill'L l. not include collrctioni from out­ WASHINGTON. Apr. 6 f/T*> The Ivenale clnsrrl out vis gie.vl lying place* o f business and in­ debate over lroo(M (nr Euro;ic with a drfenre of congressional powr-i dustries. The following members co­ that amounted to a stinging slap for I'rrsitlrni Iruman operated In the H and P. W. For molt of the Republic's century and a half, 1 ongrrn and the work; Mr*. Erne*! Hrotherson. ('resident Hava been disputing t Mr* E. D. Carter. Mr*. Ethel Chaves <d New Mexico an I 1barman, Mr*. Lacey Grantham, their respective prerogative* frequently over the same argu­ 6 ’Connor uf Maryland. Mr*. (iertrude Gilbert, Mrs. The others included Senator* Marion Hsrmnn, Mr* 0. T, I'earment as to how much pc|WI*r th'i chief executive ha* to deploy Edwin C. Johnson of Colorado, son, Mr*. Cart Prime, Mr*. troops. Freflr nf Delaware and thi* Eleanor Ravenel, Mr*. E. J, Southerners: ityrd and Itnbertsuu While Mr. Truman got approval Itouth, Mis* Gloria ^tudztiil, Mrs. of his decision In assign six of Virginia, Ueurgr of Georgia, It E. True, Mrz. Ed U til*. Mis* American diviiions t<> the North Holland uf Florida. Him Johnston Nsncv White, Mrs. Eric Vihlen Atlantic defense forcae, it v*«i of South Carolina, McClellan, and and Mrs. Glngles. accompanied by a rebuke of his Willis Smith nf North Carolina. While eight Republicans join, claim that he hae the right to BUM BY DIRS ORLANDO Anr d — r.pv— ed the Administration force* station troop* as he see* fit. This ceme to an amendment by against the anumim*nt, et leas', Charles Ernest Rumhy, pioneer Senator McClellan <D-Ark) call- four who usually go along on Ortindo merchant and well knoern ‘ " I for congressional approval forrign policy matters voted with among Florida hardware men, o f any 17. 8. contrihutlona beyond the opposition. They were Sena­ died at a local hospital today th# two divisions already assigned tors Mors* o f Oregon, Margaret after an Illness o f several weeks. to General Dwight D. Ei«en- chase Smith nf Maine, Thve of He was 73. bower’s commend to Europe and Minnesota and Wiley of Wiscon­ Horn in Orlando Jan. 16, IB78, the four to be cent from this sin. Humhy entered the hardware country. Of this group only Thye is a business hare in 1912. Until hlx The provision was written Inti 1PS2 candidate and subject to any death, he served as president of tho resolution by ■ vote of 3ft possible near-election pressure tu the Hamby Hardware Co., a firm Roptiblleant and I I Demoerats, string along with most o f the founded by hla father, tha lata the familiar coalition— with soma Kemihltrane. shift to mambership from time to While Adminittretien leader* time— that actually controls tha nuhllclv idem# the Republican* I Senate on manv major Issues. for what they call th* “ r#High yesterday 78 Seven of the Democrats a n strictlve" McClellan amendment, Low today 47 from th* South. Perhaps signi­ some say privately their troubles Rain 00 ficantly two of those from terri­ began Jen. I I when newi conTotal April rain .18 Inch tory that I* not always Demo- ference remarks by Mr. Truman. Normal April rain 2.21 inch** cratle are running for re-election On Sept. 9, 1960, the President IC s B lta s e g O b g e e * I t s ) next year. They are Senator* Senate Slaps President In Debate Over Congressional Prerogatives (ED ITO RS NOTE: This i. the third to a series of four stories dealing «llh th* quoatlou: What ha* happened to Amer­ ican public morality7) By RELMAN MORIN NEW YORK, Apr. k — (A*)— Remember the Kinsey report? "It shocked a prat many people,” a noted scholar said today, "but in point of fact, there was nothing new in it at all. And there is nothing new in this so-called crisis in political or busiaets morality today." i Dr. Irwin Edman, who <xpress­ all thro* years, there haa bean so ed these views In on interview. Is little progran, so little reform.” executive of th* dspartmant of Thera are several reason* for philosophy at Columbia Univer­ It In thla country, Dr. Edman sity. For more than 10 yours hla writing* on moral* and ethic* "People art cynical today, or hove commanded wide attention. In da*pair, because they have H* has boon studying tbo subject last eoofldencU to the old stand aids and tho tud cliches. Those for nearly 88 year*. Ho agreed that tha recent dis­ bar* not yet boon adequately re­ closure* of corruption In govern- stated to terms mt condition* no meat, tho report* of v M m n t i gambling, gnageUriam and "fin­ , tho Individual to ep•Mi ing" may Indicate o critical low. palled by the 0 also and complexity point In public morality, of Ilf*. Ho 4doesn’t feel that he "But there haa been a oorae- can do much to ahangs condi what hysterical exaggeration of tlono, however had they may bo. tha decline of moral*," bo sold. Even in government, official* Ha recalled th* insurance scan- feel helpless. Government haa M s of 1004. tho Teapot Dome grown too Mg fay eny one man ease In tho Raiding Administra­ tion, and th* Banbury tevuptignttou following that. "And If you want to go nil the Dr. oonfldonco way bock. Dr. Edman said. to thla “tax* a look at tho thtoga, Paul ■aid to the Corinthian* about the “Thor may some up with tome, ■tat* of their morals." thing now and hitter," ho said. That, he *aJd, la not •At th* M n k l k t y ur* fairIf hard-boiled. T V r dent believe Iny.ln Itaalf. ments Have Mane MacArthur went on to say that it Is in Asia that “ the Communist tINS Of THOUSAND! Of NtW V O m a i lino losser Broadway to give visiting Finish Ctrsntrnt Vincent \utloi conspirators have elected to make a hero’s welcome as Uie chief or aUt* ami bt* motorcade roll down the as-unue und r indite e*ct.it. Stamting their play for global coniiue*t," tu lit* car. AUllot waves tn rc.|Hm»« to the stirora of "Vive U Franco" that erect him. llttlrnwrwnol) Senator Ferguson fit-Mich) said I today that if Mac Arthur is un able to leave hi* i ommand for even i a • a l * i f sg H a l l 1* r a * Philosopher Terms Public Morals Similar'To Those In Other Ages Orange L e g i s l a t o r Says Gambling Ele­ to A WMM Of MAN8UVU" is the way Supreme Cvanmander Douglas UecA rw v daeertbed U J t. strategy ur Korea while a flying vUlt from T **j* aoofar arlth Lt Gan Matthew b Ridgway, U. 8. Ith Azmi P M aandw (right). MacArthur firw to the eutero eoaetaJ aactor and M B Jtsptd II fnlla ftbow Um lllh PataUai in (njpect ipurhisdi ol R^ h Hfl •« Koran CagUlaJ Dtviatao. {iM tn m iU m m l /b d io & U o X l l i . ------A... J 4 '!nn^nH Weather J [44 i L i : H i t : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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BANFORD, FLORIDA B orrow in g Replaces Baseball A s National Pastime O f A m e r i c a lir MAE IUIYLK NLW YORK—</P>— Baseball it no longer llir nations! psilim*. borrowing >*■ The average hminm oflkr, for example. Aren't there at lean twice ai many eager borrower* at thrre are eager hstcbsll fani> Actually, borrowing U today pcr-T hap* Atnercla'a l.iifff'St indoor view and I* Hying out. ban* The (i a son Is simple. Roughly, Industry. Rome people etlll frown on hot- half the people in Ihe nation now rowing a* If It were something Imtrow from the other half on* Immoral or showed o lack of work—and Ih* next week the ar forethought and rharartrr. Ilow. n.iid half lairrow* front the first ever, that i* an old-fashioned half. Ho that doesn't leave any­ one who ran point the finger of •eorn. Who want* to l>e an nni unyway in u neighborhood of gratshoppera? And tin re i* <crlult.lv one n ic in r o m it n» rn r . r o t e r r thing about Iwing a borrower. m i > rr. j i ik ik . « i : w i m h .»: You asoM-inte with a better cia »T v r »; o r i M iHtiit of iieoplo—people with money. in pmih %T»t* ik m i t ii i : iw tati : o r Il>.Mowing also develops in a mu.' r A. I ’ A llT IN , Dureaent. the power of imagination, ihe ult T o 'm w iiiim i t m t r o v r iiM K , Nolle* I" h* f«li* * l* * n U**« Helen of narration, and the ai.ility t» Tt'H-liett Partin fn «1 Iter flnul re­ art. port n* sd m ln ld rM rls or the How mure stirring than Rur of r. A. I'arlln, |frm#<t; lh»t e»u rymorr in Hnmlei is the tale of Hied h»r petition ror H "* l dl»rhars*. and l!i* l the « III *|.plr t « woe given by it hnrveplayef l i v ­ the 11IInor* Id e I ii<if if lae dlenilrom . ing to borrow five Ini to bet on Cnonir Jud*< f.r HsrotmJe t'uontr, n “ *ui< thing" rare lit epltomroirtile. »n the Jrd il» r <‘f I f i l i iles the bnpefeia itlUggle o f ull f l » f UffUfliViW 'l * «f iA I « * r a i m ! f+ T jf lH A l rlHeharge *« mtinlnlitrstri* nr the brave nun to win in a forlorn •stale n( I'jPA. Partin, .(..eased, on world rol.tl hy rhanrr. And I. Hits I rid day <>r April. IS* Ifor one, ran rnrely say him imv lir t.D N It I'AJtTIJC, the It Is ail I ran do to keep from Adm lnlsltairls if Ho. breaking into applau>*. • s iito or c a . ■In-eased, Over the years I have mtidfpiilo a study of office iM.rrow. r * HriTin: ih im iti.iiY m v n ;*.*i twcainw I lore to hear all tlielg Tf*# HoKflnf Authority « f ib* Fliy mid adyenture*. Why wear out of lUhforrt. Klofl'Ut win •uttmii* DrM>.nili Ia furnttli fir* *r»4 m * vour eye* reading a magarin* t*»«*tl rA«»ri|R Itisitrsitrf, Afti story at hnmr* when you ran sit a W r t * ‘, llRdluNl* **•«• at your own desk in the office Hr lUMIItr c«v*rIns • liUiniipf' firolrri, FlrfrtiU l* '! and Itenr a real Ilf* story -on til.* I s * . lime. bllAWti OR C’ERlIf ItF** ft (flit* «»r |»r».|H>»olR % •111 b« The liorrnwrr* seem to fall In ih* Affirm nf lit* Aultkurm u|» Into certain pigeonholes: ■util ls *» P.M.. April It. !»»»• I. The wet-eyed or emergency jfiirtl> In fo rm a tio n **M h — rra n rd TK i ‘ * r ---------------borrower. This is the type that i* In th e p la n s an d a p e t il lr a l P .n a * Id p m f e c l n m l lo rrn a o n w h ic h in deep trouble. ‘‘ Our familv rat aold p fn p -isa ls m u st he su b m itte d u*t ha* to have an operaflon,” hes nhlalped n h la lp e d by h > e o u tu c tln x nur Oeo'rce II. William*. Jr, i:»*roilv« ie says, "and the veterinarian Ptreelnr. Ilnuslpf Alllhnfllv of Ihe refuses in lift n sralpel tinier* I felly III panfnru. KP.rlda, I«4 Melseli Plunk down (2,r>. Please, please, Bulldlne, Hanfnid n irlda nelp me save our dear old Tal.hv. •leora* II. William*, Jr If ihr ever has kittens, I pro­ Kiet ullve Idee, lor tinusing Authority of the mise to name one after you." t’lly of Hanford. Florida 2. The gre-but-you're-lurky-tohage.lho-fhance.todo.me-adftivArr |R THI! t HU ITT »:Ot HT OP T llll borrower. I f you lend this gent v iv t ii j i i i ............. h i i i . n tt r U' t r o r RIOT Ttir. b t .o t i : o p ri.n m iM la enough to htty hi* children a ™* cr ro t'A T I television set, he also thlnka you a s h --rott-------a im is t oKR f is (H ts rr .m r ought to buy them ulatses ..t H.uttto tmAIIAU, Plalnllff, Ihev won’t hurt their eye*, lie Is V*. lurk right away with a *ur aPOIIUi: II. tlltAIIAH. Defendant. Iksaesrr Re, t * f l gcsllon that you ilnance his new ■■It la* IMseeee ear and help send hi* mother-inxtrrirn t o a r r i:s a r t a t i : f i r r i-o n ip * t o ngnttnu law nwny un a good tong vaeaII. fUlAllAM, latndnn T »tr*.« ( 1911. When it comet to paying ■ ir H n y n t a . 10* W e a l l l r d K tre e l you hack, he hat a memory like r . f o r k t .'lt / , ,V i» Tut T n rh . _ JB A till lltfllltllY KriTIFIKI* a hard o f *|r phant*—all stricken that null for dlvnrs* has Men file*1 with amnesia. agalpsl yna hy yiAIKH) nilAIIAU. S. The Roll,In llood borrower. la <ihe Cirruli rr«in of in* Nlnih This tvpe has a heart too big for judlylal ru i nit of npftda. In ami una ' chest,' and hr goes aro< around ’ fa r . Mantlnai* fount/, rimida. •«. *hprs*i»ied HU* or said suit I* borrowing , Ve. Joe Graham, llaintirr. Joe Dnakes Dr»aV>t,Mt'jit* tip’ jfof to Q ra h a tn . r i e f e i .ja u t annul store teeth hut I'm 1OL*1 11. A Hi: NO tlPirJ) aw*I «S lo rile fnyr appenrftnre In V f‘fe<td|ng ,.d Hie Soil, day a? { W a r ® ’R i T & ' i # Legal Notice - ( A p f J iS S I. a n d , In t h e r s o f t e r W U h I h r C i ; rh o f a a |.| ( S .n .t f ile good old Jog.’*' Bui whFn you ivy _ - ilfl; flfw fo rdli' .'l It'hark you find Rebh flntr and mapn*r. ns..1 hy law, y»ur flllh., defvnse. If any. and -..t. Ifeipd is somrwherr deep fn Hb*trnrtpy of the same ,,p j-lalniffr* wihnI Fprr*t, r ait.,toey h* ife * i. The "ll-all-odds-up" liornm tfIT,VIVA the nfftrlul seal of .Id CeMlil. and mv hand a» ftefh thete* rr. Till* is u iialh a weathered r. at o«ar<tid. Heinin.d- DMwr, Ultle rhararler who gpes jruun I h.nd^, IpJ, Ihf) MIR day t*( Hai.h, borrowlr|g itirkri*. dime*, <iuat O . P . IlH ftN IW lN .C la r k o f m M O l h t .l l fonrt n «rd l.k . purr. y t R A Ie l PKIIVIi; P. HW.tflS ' Atiprnsy hi Mr I’lalulilf Osteen News B> M ATINA DUNNING Aciivilim of lb* Orlren Haptltl Cluirrh for the rnotilh of April inrludi- a collagr prayer m illing Tuesday night. All who wish to work in this project arc askrd to lie at the church at 7:110 and go to home* to hold prayer meeting*. Thera will lor two groups, men and women. The place will be givrn to the group each night. On Wednesday night there will be a meeting at the church at 7:4(1 P. M. This 1* the regular player meeting and will be fotluwrd by a busineaa meeting of the church. A ll member* are renursted to l>* present as there is important liueine<s to bo trans­ acted. Thursday the W. M. U. will meet at 1:00 P. M. for their monthly session. At 7:30 P, M. the “ Brotherhood" will meet at tin- Educational llulldlng. The "Youth Choir" will also meet at 7::t0 P. M. in the ehurrh. Monday .School will lie held at 10:00 A. M. .Sunday and servire* tit ll:0U with Itev. J, C, Waiei, conducting. Monday night “ Youth Week” starts, G. C. Pelham Is youth pas­ tor and will guide the meeting. Hiyan Nettle#, Associate Pa*tor; Hilly llo.ack, Sunday School Hiipertniendvnt: and I V vld llorack, II. T. U. nirertor. Junior Twill, president of I) rot her hie<d; Hernice Wdliaoii, President of W M. I).; Itidiert llirl, Choris­ ter; and Alice William*, pianist. Tl.eep officer* chosen from the Youth Group of the rhurrh will have charge o f all meetings >X» of the Week Apr. M through 18, Our revival will follow from .Sunday Apr, 18 to Wednesday Apr L’6. Itev. Mark A. IM,h. of Holly Hill will lie Ih- Evange­ list Rev. J. C. Walter, Jr., local pastor, will bad the singing and there will lw special music each night. Hervices will alart earh evening at 7:(fi I*. M. Nuw 2 HetlrrMim, UnfiirniHhPtl lloinp. Huiikp Ami HofrlgiTnlnr Inrlmlml Apply C o r n fr 17th and M rllo n T lIlc A valU th lf Im m ed iately I’armer* Markei rnr aroaur* sold In T r u c k e r * a A p r il I . m i , H e a te r* up tn I I ' l l Il**n<, Urns l.i« hpr. M S* Ifeart*. p..|, hu, hpr. I IS-i.w* (Iran*, T*pit*r*r**n Pew local hu hpr. f.OI-I.ia Meet* Jus. hunrhes I I .) o( i .iiitssc. depending unsllir a srrlahl per bag .TJ-J.s* f'stery, rI* fl.iljen .|*peuj lag .|Ualliy la * larger I.II-I <* I’ elrrc. Pla- l*a*eal. Depend In* .lusllly le a larger l-ll-l IS Cauliflower depending container I 11-1,31 Corn, depending Oaallly S d*S .eal« l-ls-l.Tl llggplant hu bakl*. ia * Ia-ll.1t,e. 1**1.#,g. ( try h-neg I- A Cntr W l..s* Uim h d«*. bach*. Peppers hu. I..M* i n -171 I'.'U iw ., gla lied fills* Sa lb l . m • t*i->i: Haditn.. : .(■•*. n-ki. 1 wi-j.ia H |.|,*I. Tallow ,'riHik ,N.-- t. llo lipr 1 :#•J is lomsints Id Ih . rata I I I Turnip*, l-urple Tap ln*e I,mi. hr, u iir . ilT lila iirnunr,. Valrneia* bog is a - ll* rirasg, . Teingla has jsu rirgp.-fr.tli, I .11, *«■ 1 has > I M A* C,ape.#oil. iivr.li Pretllesa !V* , , i i *.*.i i la VStlHIee p.iiilt.- e raeelVe-l SI la.rrt.wrr. Every office has at least one uf tlie*«. Borrowing l«a*t with Ihrnt Is like kleptomania They will borrow arurtltinV they see on ^oiir desk—setssOT*. paste , ash tray, elgarsttc, or old letter*. They are a harntlras race, l.y and large. | keep a bunch of old ,hHJ‘ !Brt* handy far (hem my. self. Whenever one corn** by I just silently hand him a shot lace and In- go** away whistling. Hy has had a happy day. D Membership Drive O f S to m a c h D o w n D is tr e s s , C o n d itio n s D e fic ie n c ie s o f - i A c h e s a n d W hy Sottle for Symptomiltir Whan HADACOL Can Holp Peopla With Such Doficiancies? a n d B ., h J iit 'fX J t F t ff b k lJ f a p p r e n il c ■ uharmarlsl and h x ;" t t W 6 g g te n a m a i A S Sid SStfSTJilS live and seven. sif.r.sT j; HADACOL t h y feel better eat more than they have In a long lima." I Xr e S n shout * H AD ACO L Sti decided to try »It to see U ft BH would help build me up like It ____ ______ had so 1 many other peopla. A friend o f mine presented me with ■ bottkTland^ I began to take lL Very coon I noticed an began ment in Die way l.fe lL to rsa s 1 «H jA DsA C OmL—my W e cannot toe man '- * * * * * 'L “ h6rSf£M* P. a B o x 886. * 2J J 3 7 B you know lilil ■|>1>/i//||lll/i| ••tfllj OUTH—DODGE back i W now, tom- tconocn* YOUR AUTHORISED DISTRIBUTOR FOR a h o u t e w 1{«, aye 37, taking ea ro o f m y b a b y w h o is 314 years old. I « M t aMa to lake care o f my baby and do my w o r k a t Urn ; ■ n m e Urn*.. I a lw a y s ! f e s l l n g rua-1 down and nervous until f triad taking HAD­ A C O L Walk believe me, I hare only been taking it for two and a half months and, have experi­ enced s wonderful change for the better. I don't feel nervous ar run-down nnyroars. I feel and sat a lot better. Thanks to H A D A COL.1 It was only natural that In his sin­ cere desire to serve the people, that Senator Le Blanc would seek and find a product that - tomM tend to assist the poor and ailing, that would htlp them teed a contented Ufa. Hie tireless study sad effort resulted in today's wonderful HADACOL. HADA---Why WaMf Why experiment, why rive up, why suffer from a leek of vitamins U„ 11,, Iron end NtaetnT W make up vour mind to start HADACOL today with the 1 assurance that It will help sutler such deficiencies or money. G e o rg e 8 w a rts, G en eral C h a irm an BRIGOS-STRATTON ENGINES AND PARTS t o „ , State and fadera! •Dvenunenta. His aethrttlaa to public life In behalf of the working man are too numerate to mention here. a i m U p A N e w M em b er . • . ■ B o n n er L* C a rter, S e c re ta r y -c * from tilting up lata at night do­ ing homework after 1 come home from work. I’m doing my best to recommend HADACOL to the cuitomeri 1 wait on here In the store who complain of circum­ stances that equal mine. Already I have won customers on H AD A­ COL in the short time I have been taking I t " And fit 2, Box 171, Sanford D u e Writan, U N B, Was* Or* mi-. Senator LeBltns la all o f hit political activities has always championed the cause of the op­ pressed, and Hit poor and un­ derprivileged. He woe the fltyt candidate for Governor to advocate e .-tpcdfle Old Age Pension , . . end today tn 1^tnytofM, he Is krown ns the Father of the Old Age Pension. In the course of his long, lone fight he bet had hit critics; but to those who opposed him he has conilrvislly eUtsd. "If you do not believe In Old Age Pensions, remember the mandate of1the Lord Himself—'Honor thy Father and Uiy Mother that thy days may be long upon the land which Ihe Lord Uiy Oodalveth th e *.'" Senator LsBisnc ia known aa a friend of the veterans. Ife In­ troduced end successfully pawed the law that m ated the Bute , IW I l i l l Ip »f»1 I : \ N jh e n R u n SEUTM N H E V A Is K A M , Bbtte Tksis** Efferis Far I t M a a f t lw l rud»s*„ ome t i me , o u l d n ' t eat ardlir a n y * tnlng. Back In my home town. e a k , B », tfrs. floogUr 4. Cdrirti, t. (J. fled Falitn, /gtnsHi SftD iliS IssJrr, I.UJil fang ban, Orlrml 21, llo, M l . hi. J. Ifoldfe. ■llo, l ledo My dally h a v e a good s c h e d u l e , is I .IfirA.r " 8 tore 1 w o r d In say very rigid. Oo* broke my wrist about HADA­ ina to achool I imd U-:n tuf- C O L for It cer­ full time and f a r i n g w it h tainly seems a working a f t e r pain*. «*speci.>i 1 1111Si mir.icle to me ichool until 948 ly w h e n Hi* My eon. Wayne s gits pretty tire­ w e a t h e w ino is eight some. t w a s changed, ano years old. wsi g e l l i n g tired I s e e m e d Dial c o n a ld s r a b lj and run m !torn keeping para with nothing wouli underweight all I had lo do, Being married ullevlato it un- In fart, he wore and having a family, i sm com­ til recently 1 a sire four shirt pelled to work after achool. ! t r i e d HADA* Someone »ua1 COU an<l I was gemra mated trim that 1 * iv»* him HADA- work In e pharmacy here In T o­ ■mated by the results Now I al­ COL. After taking four large hot ledo A fter telling HADACOL ways keep a bottle to replace Ihe lies Wayne is no longer under­ lie re in the store I decided I'd weight. Now he (els up early and try It. You have no idea how empty. Being a bandleader and he ______._____ has a good appetite . . hemuch It haa picked me up. I'm pianist where my wriat la eaten eats lettuce, cabbage, carrots and telling you truthfully, H ADACOL beg*,.carrots Ually used, 1 are very grateful to Is the answer lo all mr tired neat HADACOL. Now I can bring Is the public Ihe music they enjoy and 1 enjoy playing It myerif." Cor ft. IR a w ifr, M i J M V , Coll/. 1 " I am 48 years (have W M ___ _ nervous stomach condi- " 1™ ¥ lion on for q u i11 t e• P a iffs , W N e rv o u s n e s s V ita m in s M ANY DOCTORS Be A Booiter—Slfn Up - ^ *" W ayne C a tre ll was rtm-doivn. had Bo appetite. STARTING TODAY! _< Y? l'hn" r ,B' " HADACOL Relieves The Cause teff*s? dlff'erence. Then I came to San Diego and couldn't mt back to Atlanta got It here. 1 sent I for it. Now, thank Clod, they have It on the market here and J have e supply In my house. Not only that, but fm tolling all my friends who! HADACOL has done for me. 1 sleep well, eat anything I can get and feel wonderful. I could go cn and on praising HADACOL, it's done so much far ^.. e Md’rnekun Roatl4—Out W. 13lh SI. Phone m i linn Pnlilo su ffered from n on livin g 'rr The Lant Huuntl-up O f The 1961 :t. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. saararo. I'larlSa. T I i * f n llu w ln g n rle c a reporl*< l t.g ih * |( r a |e r s o n T h * g a n lo rd H ia t* ANNOUNCING 11 -1 Here h the perfect-fit, per­ fect-Iwr lance, easement window for yuur liomc. .Never slicka— never ran warp! Nothing to EVER swell, shrink—or rot! Swings wide when desired. Swings seal-closed at a hand'stourh! Assembled, riltrd, fur lifetime service. A modem home “ Must!" m annkt SEM INOLE COUNTY FARM BUREAU ■: Touch—and CLOSKD! ..................... " f Th W eiff' '•' >‘ Dr. Henry McLaulin FIELP WANTED Heeavl No. IXX MApnHH » T iT r . e %HNI:nb ft. The pack rat or eumpulslv - fc«*t rlvllllj* RfAttir, Sarajevo, where the incident that triggered World War l look place, t. ihe capital of Uosiiiu province In Yugoslavia. Tho site and geography of Bosnia Is about •7* 'kmc as that uf West Vlrgin la. For Rent Wonsan, 'rtip lit .rico also parti,,psu d in ,n* (Tarnation isporalioi.j at Hungnaui and ffo n u n Tha attari. tranipcit will rrOptomrtriat HAN DIEGO, Calif , Apr. 3 - mam In Han Diego a abort time (SpMrlal) Aubrey i*. \viuii.-n. l * f ‘-r,* going I., a \Y, - 1 l .iltl Phone SI 113 Magnolia husband ol Mr- A. I.. Whitten, |etrI to undergo tontine -hipyard o f dim Elm Avenue, Hanford, overhaul. returned to the United State* today after seven monlh* combat duty in Korean water*, lie Is a shipservirrman aloard the USH Henrico, an attack transport of the Pacific Elect Amphibious Force, which docked here today. Yuunic lady 18 lo 2fi yenm, lliRh School (irxduate Whitten's ship left the West Coast July 7, IU50, and has parti­ fo r Office Work and (’ashler. Paid Vacation. In* cipated in all of the major am­ mirnnrr, Yearly IkmuH. phibious operations in Korra. Unit- nf Ihe First Marine DlvlApply in own liu n ilw n tin j; lo eion were trnn*|Hirt*d from th* West t'naU In the Pusan bench I Sox II, c/o I I«r;il«l head ulioard Ihe lli-nriro Inst Aug.lit and. in later engage­ ment*. the siilii landed troop* in the invasion* of Inchon and IB M State Farmers Market (•re. ahd d.dltr Mils e«ch wed Doni a* manr ucoptf A» he Din. I(i- ha, no intention nf repaying, but everyone knew* his secret T l . r ( ia n i.t r .t d i a l , f a r m e r s M a rk e t, lie 1* Dying to Furrow enough t<* I iaiI |..;I|.|. from is .* j *u r h rutile unr. Give him thirty warAM .,April I, 1,SIB garbages Uaiillng light demand good, marand he will, loo. O rlah O o . K la r l.t a Whitten ltettiniR From Koivan Witr APR, j, RATED TRU •** *? *. • ♦ fe/ t i t j j I sfi �1 t t b U a U r r u n U S tr r a c ih — T * Proton tW N t n of th* Horld, T t P t m h U Um P rog m * of A m i Io . To P rW K * Prosperity I n S i t l M i TH E ^ a n f AN V olum e ■ ■ ■ x x x x n = = E a ta b lb h cd 1908 o r IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Allied Forces Advance Into , North Korea Fiery Reuther Acclamation One-Million Chinese Poised For All-Out S prin g Offensive Against UN Troops A u to H as N o O p p o s itio n In F o u rth T e r m M azey B id : f D A IL Y i , . on nil, fatr through Ihuiiday. Continued rather ruol tonight. Manure Ihursday. I.igbl In mud' rralr northerly wind* hemming 'jr lib lr Ihursday. c NEW SPAPER W EDNESDAY APR. I. Warren Calls For U ~ | » Is R e - e le c te d l.ea>ed W ire l „ B o y le C n o m iin a ,0 ,n . a p e n 0 | n g Appointed C o m m itte e |{ l . v j s j o n (111 , ) f T a x e s I M l Alt \S> I I Apt I i , l l Ftondn Hctint,- committee* tt illeh wl11 ''ol.l alimot hf« ." death judg im lit over hill |»n»|w»-*,«l in Iht* lo* ' * tam** taricd iiini' t. Railroader T e l l s High School Boys Of Career Needs Horace Describes BeI l f fils Received By Is. l i l t ' o .id W o r k c r s lay U «lln* ir 1.. Senate I're .olrnt .. JKe U.V .'lit...II SturgU, is ho previeii.l> klrtal no both Rcu’.Jvri i urv Treaniu,:i. ed the lialimen . »f IItnpM 'Tb** III* *1r • till* .lilt'll xttti li-ixr. tuter t~.mil Mi/rv by acclsmslion 1 I A lJ.MIASSKE. Apt. d Go>- sommittre, di* .lo*ed th. full 1»«t to tin t||ti xll|u*«I %tt*i xi ill l»r llir ciiioi W.mrii called on the Thniis-h a five-wnv cunle*t of .-S.sttf iniieut . id noon, drvi'li.pnt for the two union vice ( I Innda Icgulsluie in hu ii|wnui Alt political pliilo.nphiirx \xcr • lor 4 |M'V|||.«II III 1nit** ttlillU- (* ii|»ciinlri»tlriii Ii* ir nl priMjilrncies, ineiimlientr llicharl biriiiii.il mr.*i|fe yritridav In bold pirtly ssell mivcil, mill il VX!$ nl V I I . T. (iosacr amt John W. l.ivlng«ton iiiO'I ini|M>..itdi lo loiel ell is hut the A tL iitii lo i x l 1 llir Kdllltiiu. the line on Isle*. were rrrtain of rndccllon too. iniglil he ripeelid flom nutx loir1 a « l«»ll|» nt 17 Imililx m lriril l)c*|iilc uii|iircedcnlrd |iuu|>eu* them. They were the Hi other -dale can­ one •I llu. didate.. I). be .aid, riurent ol lint .talc, Sturgis previously had named Imis - * i Iii * inoitniig A roll-call vote on the vice mostly cuiuuinrit, liasr to pay s Senutor Shand* of t.ainrssiltr n« many ei|>. .i. I>.* eis* |>iasiional nre«idencie«, iciiuirlng .cvcral l ead of Ihe Fln.m.e unit r.unlinn inilim lion llu. luniniiii! in saimu. hours, was necessitated l.ccuu * nf lluid o| thrii mromr in (c.lrial somililllrc Srnaio. rollln . of I at >>HJ„ lln, „ ,|lr f., , , , , I) V I'li* la in , counts and ids l.ixrt. anil lull.I M'l thflllimtll Ml a *lilt II1iMlt %in jlh»n% Il llir 1 ||r the contest*. Si I imo! ltlllt«»li* III'! |IMM -it > ■ The lu-k of o|i|Miiitlon foi llii. is no lime lo add >uib a but* l i.inI h i uf Dad. hrad of Rid*'* and III out • \«ii*inni Mi llu . Rayuaid of Hi Peterslnug chail Reuther nnd Mn**y came a> a drn. mao of Appropiiation*. surprise. At a caucus early to­ (ni m i !ijii tlilii n is. lining tlif S|irjbnii al a |nml in.ion ol day the to-called "Coinmlttes* Foi Serving ssIt ti Iluynuid oil III!' m.itlinu s. , I \| I tifll. ilin,i I m.i Ii houm. m llir llosseidscib-i krd A Pipgre**ive *nd Militant UAW ," group to art on itn- isrord S'.’.i'J.made up o( nnti-ltcuthcr delegate* ebambri nf llic liotiir ol ir|nc iNai.iNNi -pending nirasun- mil l«' •U|H*lllit«’ liil«‘ iit. .iiul | \\ 1*1 ml. had picked Jamea t’ loi-Und of •rntalives, llir (inseitioi *anl Sirialor* I'o|m- of St Augu-tinr ti iiniii.iOn Hi troll to run again.t llruther. Floiida iamillr i IimI.iv air bairlv she « liairiiiuu. Ilia, km ■<) i'n -1 .itl tin* pay M II* id fill • nnd Tony Cicrwin«ki of Ih-lrolt siess, lliunch of Tampa, t'olllii- ol rntr f Xlll Mil* able In bus llir nrsc sitir. of lift* Min* rx* to oppose Many. Tallahassee, Dulls ol Madixin |i|«i> r r i , |i*ont ing Oil! i\t* front The anIi.Hcuthcr group's vie.1 lie taitl, lo uii|Mnr aslddliuial lairs I raid llu of Foil Msi i s. Gautier ol oitlldr tintit iMinlur II would In- alino l ronfucaloi>. N'css Sim m i lli-m h, -Ld'ii |..o ol *12 In « l if* u itajr, hi *1 •n right prr.idcntial dale also was chang­ Mni Minn i It* 1111 *, M| I ih* oiilr* Ii i .-1..I Mil«* ed at the la*l minlr. Kenneth on consuinrit ilieads Itranny HO ti llrnok s*|||r, Lewis of H'iiioh ttf lake WmiIII, lli|i|t \ ttf .ig«' • I tilm. n%i*t that xoifiinti in Folia*, of Kaginaw. one nf the |>cr ccnl ol the dale lav load. lin k •iin\ ill« nn l Shivor* «>f ('hip* « I r a * d rmy. ho »ti»lri It* told of two picki-d at the caucus, declin This sin. the high point of the !esV t•tit» in* iist el O il d . - r i l d tt> *•1 nomination The other one, (I onlmuni on l'*gc S lit PIi IiimI ft* n n foitil in, Hrnator Ro<Urr« «•( Wintrv liar whit h nri Rudy I'ale of Detroit, wa« not y*siit| *1 p* i.nit of thr j »lrn ivm namnl vicr ilmiiiimn nf In m hit Ii noniinalril • f i ’ winning*, x\ Ih tlic milnm kri*’ ihr Taxation Ooitttiiilt•*«* wliiih will I’aul Silver o f Detroit, who with B . W , 11 I* 11(1 O i l . 7 1 . atudy |*i««p«»«««l rrvlxlnn »*f ihr mad payiiiir aiiidhnr 1 p«*i* nit Forties has led the anti-Rruther ‘ . . I'lunt intviM*il tliMw* going M l»rr»cnt tux anti «»thrr »••• group, also decline.) nomination. ii« ni pha* •if initiMuil* into tli vi'lllir inraaurr*. This left John ttegg of Toledo mg to «tuil\ typ'iig nml »li «tthaiiil (Itlirr* at« lUkri «> f t'mntilla, and Dave Moore and Walter NVnrn riiti Ihi lltiylr of Funfniil. t*6«rioll »»f Hogowski o f |k-tn>it opinslng aittiinvr, t'raty of Stuait, tin 111lei ml i III i* ivlalnrtl. In .itatnl. u Gotsrr and Livingston. Mbmiii. King of VVIntri HiIIven, leave Ml ut*•cttco Iwi I'K rlvrti. II. W. Ilcrndot- 74, ■ Iw a i»f lU-gg i* ehairmon of the KUetrie weie tol t In Mr t or I rand of Kort l.autlrnUlf, Mr- 1 Tile *.»1Hit >• *X-1. V •A-J’.lU l|l ? thr me Auto l.igt,t Unit o f Toledo I.«>eal resident of Hanford, passed assay Aithur s*( iVitiMitMiiM, **i**«•te oi, r.rll •-!1 12 and an anti-Gnsser leader In I at a iinrejng home in Daylons Hcl*ring. ) V i ret of I'ulatka anil <• hum. «! ph a-e of If [\r+ ding, and eeto11*•••*•! IIN 1•nn* x lil a union factional dispute there tiogrli yeatt-rdav at 11:65 A. II. Smith of (irwrn Cov* .Spring *. i Moorr. a Negro, eonu-s from the following a lingering tllnrs* Chairtntn of nthvr comnilttn** Mr. llrrtulon was horn In SanWASHINGTON. Apr. 4 - t /F t - big Font local firtil and llngow*kl Ort. 20. »IN7I had inrad lived art; M r e l^vrsl n. , iford f * l ,lr l- »•* » * « and aau f n .* . . O z i e r U In d u c te d Tbe White House today deicubed from Dodge Nomination* I nation* of llruther T , ' and M m t ' . I . o " . • . 5 , ‘c ^ T .* 4 *• an entwely awtl*a<Lu| *ator- other member* Umhera «.r hi* able t o u e lt .m " " f M * '»r. and Mrv. L j of SUrUp. ,*t u i|,.,.., IU IO -111 H i m I S l l l p tion'* an article by Jonathan esl o ff spertacnlar demonstration- , » »"•' Tlr 0 ‘v Klrrtioi.*. Dayton of Dale City ZV,' |' * . / 'J . . I . Daniels lepolling that Pinidrul fi-alun-«ld l>r *nake dance*, parade-. 1 r; Mr*' *' ' puhll. Health, lira, kiu ..t ...... Ill I M 'N r l lU S \ MM) ’T ' " f vlesr; I'.'hll* Road* and llighwav . Truman iavors changtni the sys­ confetti throwing and halloon latst- j *' (.Iliar'a ilem n iitl ra I i fits rAli • -••‘ •• 4»rO. .■..... _* .... Ii,.l.l. 1 *8 1 1 : ing. Reuther'* demonstration con j iiivrrs nf Chlpley: I'ti'.li I n i M« rx in i I f i n , i imrlnrf in f liifi tem of congressional lenuie. Mr, llerndun built and was linue more tt-s,- t-«1f ■ houi. th, i Daniel*, editor of the Raleigh others somewhat le*a. manager of |hs Seminole I lasts-1 to s. M'-Arthur " f Ferandlna: l*uh- Wcllei Inr.. teal e s l its .1. is lopII. it) ami Ads’eitiiing. I.iudler of eis ssho i ai"< to Hanford from (K . C.| Ntwa and Observer, a Flection of 11* n-gional disc- tvrr for many r-ais. lie ssa- ' I eke Uilyj Htute IllRtltutlon , t'hainpalg". III. today m fomicr Truman aide and De mo chatter me.,diet of It" KisvUt'is II IlN !*«■# tor* ts~o« scheituled fni lute in .t tit#* 1st dueled :> italic National Committeeman O's-.i in ' , f th hy Mi " f itl H ill" , iplo I watt's t ’ i foi hi* state, I* also the auihoc the day. who jpointed nut ob je c tiv e * nrui of a Truman biography. ideal, o f the o r sattiration. A Daniel* article in the rur. 1*— 'm .'I...-*. Mi Otter thankisl the Kiwnnrvnt Collier's magaiine, drew (hi. widnss Su so incl'ul !*!'*, le-riue'l the das a happy one at"' from Presidential H e r r e t a r y dve.hter. Mr*. Nortnn in l»U Ilf*', utitl •»t«('*«! flint hr i« DAYTONA RLACII. Ajrr. I Joseph Hhort tho heated state . H i r-*d: tun stepsons IM rarnt that the President "wl.he* Karlylr llo'ishtd'lcr ha- been if'KS • Giaham of l.dl — Florida Federation of Worn mury k«* «Ililn'l |*rl iIm .^arifiivil ■* Ion a It understood that Mr. Daniel* named chairman of n Naval A f­ Dn,to"n It, nch: two hlt.ilier*. ill' I'lun* today |ndor*ed an cslu- MMinci I'l «*«lt|r lit Jim 1 Fi* til t.ilnl Hint t.as no authority to *pe*k fot fair* committee which has lie*" <• i* Rarmton unit Clauth I* .atlon aervire plan proy»osr*l l.y him." ni.point*.I by the .Seminole County Hi rifh.p of .‘tanfo-d: also flv> IVnntor George Hiui'tl"-i t il I'Jot llir n i'i'ln i |*li*|ffnm Iiiii 1 l*rrii »li pefi.oit ss ill' i" oi lei !,. .It,* The article tay* Mr. Truman Chamt>cr of Commervr. it ssa* ar- gra ’-iMauahlers, Mr* J C lie n ' i \» a solution for t'nlver al Mil favors: nounrsd today hy Jack llall. artinc o f Miami: Miss June Itivln of •arv Training ami llir I h year old III.- |"Og|l •« o| " 1,1 -.lie* foi th*' •vs at the ll'gli K. 1. The election of the number* prrsi.k nt. r'lii..lo.ti.n > t'.: »in \1lssr. Ifol- draft. In » letter to FFWC I'reshlent At l.ool Audit**"""' F'lday i.iuhl. of I he llou*c of Repri tentative* The r<immill**emrn Include the I * lllsins, H irv I'is-in. and Jerri I t 11 St' I. i ie", grliet al i hair for four-year terms instead of Res-. A. G. Mrlnnis, Judge Dougin* liivina of Sanford: and "tie great Mrs. Rn<'liurn C. Horne, Madt-m the present two years. In the Stcnstioin, Karl IligginiMitliam nr d g'aruldauehirr. Mint Gav llrnet Hinather* outlined his plnu nod rmi" of the pi*.gium lepoitrd tha' asked for suppott of the federa tlo *ltow \« a- i ooui'g along fir*** »anir election* In which I'retl. F. D Ssi it. o f Miami. in it* "igui'lral'nii. that it will *i. dent* arc chotca. Mr. llu"*hol'irr is rapes ted to Funeral ssrviee* will la* eon. lion i omening here. Under Hmather* 'plan, roll, g. elude tui'i-h fit. ' ■nli‘i'1 Fhui'ln 2. A limit on th* service of meet with hi* group in thr ns*ar ducted at the First I'liishyterian all member* o f Congress to a future to work nut problems re rhurrh at 2:1X1 t'. M. Iinnorr .w farilltie* would tie used foi gis tal*'"t, arul that flie -|*ecial act* total of 12 year* In raeh chamber latlng In Navy personnel nnd the with Rev. A G. Mrlrni* of ing youth* military 'rainuiK In will feat ore Sanford tul* nt Mole than 040 tt* ket* have Ihi-ii — Hou»a and Senate. reai Illation of the Naval lir ficiatine. Il'irial will follow in 'onjunclion with their higher ed­ •old to date, and there I* no iloutd ucation. While advanea conies of It— Station, Mr. Hall ktated. Lake View Cemetery. Tlir U72 registered memlwr* In- that the -how wilt he it sellnot. artirla stipulated that stories all ■lotset! four hill* slated to come Ralph III" kwehle . th k t ' about It would bo for release In up la fore the Stote la-gish'lurc nounred that l.e ter Thnrpe li**l Friday morning paper*. Hhnrt ihalrma", l •*1*1 tlo- group, lie an These me: put no *ueh stipulation on his the teat" captain* silth '.'It th l.t 1. Mental health hill. comment. 2. The hill to he presented t'S -old. Daniel* ha* been known a* ■» (in the King anil tfilron . unte*t. the Stale Nurse*' A»«<n intlon Set close friend and confidant of th-* ting up ■•andard* f *r rcgiitcrcd Kail llicgit.' ihatt : -porti I t! at I'rrshUnt. He served for a tim­ lo ilals* inure Ilian l.'Xid Vo*ri had and pratlhal nurse*. es hts press relations izn«*<ntaCOt.LI.MUUS. O.. Apr. 4 -trV > ~ H ea t (mm a nation ssuie uim* la*s-n *ast l*\ i|>**t*|o"g peiiiiii-s in .1. The Library Rill. tlve. helped with Mr. Truman’* 4. A Governor* highway safety tin Jai» placed in the hank* l'o«t IP 1.1 campaign spaeehe* and con- inquiry tiippled rare horse Itoolur o|>eraiion* in many p/tis oi OI".» ilffi.r and in drug itores. snuncil hilt. freallawsO H Paoe Bill luilay. irriecini Another Allied force neaiby ^punched two milei into Red Korea in the Yoagpyong area. Earlier reporti laid an American patrol hid croiied I’arallel 3H on P re s s Official Conupiion 1 4*1 the central front and muled Chineie Redi from two hilli. lire patrol wai probing the outer areai of a huge Red buildup where almori one-half million Communiit troopi were maned for an expeeled Red offensive, w TW itronir furee which crossed I'arallel M Tuesday along a 10 mile atretch nf the weitern front withdrew by nightfall under heavy fire. In the air, American Satire jet* deatroyrd one Ruasiag-lypeMIU16 jet fighter ami damag'd two other* Wednesday in a *w It ling dogfight near the Manchurian border. Other Allied piano* ripped Into _ supply line*. They destroyed four btarifi*, »ix trurka and five rail­ road rant in 270 aortiea flown by noun. From the. central front came an imlnoua report that a large group moving Into the of Red* Communist buildup arm north of a . Intelligence report* aay there « r * now nearly 600,000 cmnliat troupe in tbli arcs, primetl for the long-cipectad Red uffrrulve. WASHINGTON. Apr. 4-<JP>— Karra'* rainy spring wtsathrr ami Drfrnte Mobiiiarr Chatle* E. Wilgju*»Ui* mud will ifgvnr tb* Rede. They may launch thfir}; art said today TnHaSwn it tharito* iolv* grraleil problem, but il grva»te*t attack o f the war any now. can be m all oiled or th* aoeond itralght day the Wilton made llie ilalemenl to big air hattl* waa fought Inuiju south of th a Y a lu ihe Srnair-H o u r e “watchdog” near Sinui, River. Twelve F-M Sabre , jet - commillee on mobilization «t the rang led with right Red-nosed >Ui| of * public Mirvry of the de MIC*. The ConimnalaU broke o ff rml raced ty refuge In t V b .Man­ frnvivr piogram. In advance of ihe healing. Sen­ churian aanrlavry. . Ii In two day* th* Sabre jet* ator Fulbrighl (D-Ark) taid a § have knocked (town four MIC* “ terrible" inflation plight confront* and damaged w v m .othcis. No the country and that Congre** a e » man* rw «» R isin g Inflation White House Hits Termed Nation’s Daniels’ A rticle B ig g e st Problem Quoting Truman Pioneer Resident Of Sanford Dies Defense Head Claims Desire For Change In Runaway Prices Are Congressional Ten­ “Test To Survival” ure Laid To Truman • 70% Of Tickets For K i w a n i s Minstrel ShowRepOHMSold • n«eg “cnuinly it paitly to blame." ^ Ilonsholdcr NameriTo i**Head Naval Group In hi* prepared statement, W il­ ton reviews .1 the higbliglil* of the week-end report hr tnadr to President Truman on building Ameilra'* might. lie reiterated that the task of whipping inflation U In many Klwanlan* are canfldenl that wov* “a tougher tent of our a they are going to bavo a “ sellout ability* in » iit iiv e " than attaining liMiaiiN At llam lm nrliHilml bouse” 4t their minattri alinw *how Pel. Fri­ high production. “ We takr the view that infla­ day night at tho Seminole High tion ran tic controlled." Wilaon Seh*o| Auditorium. " I t looks to ma Ilka a complete said. "In uriiei to do this, how­ aoUout," *ald Ralph Bitckwelder, ever, we muat have the national ticket tale* rhainana and manager will ami the national unity to o f Ike J. C. Pranojr Star*, who do- take , , , th* neee»»ary itepa. The Hand that hi* team captain* are d'oricn that mint be made to Ihf h fir . ih j hftw a). t rnerk inflation arc hard arcUiort*. percent "Each appear* to hurt someone. toady *otd mora than "We will do our best to makr o f th* tlckato. Lester' th** »tabill*atlon effort a* palnlr** One of i Im captains, _____ • Tharp*. In aplte af being one o f , » * pouible, but only where it ea r done eonvicti ntly with tho ** tho busiestmen in town in hi* bf — -------capacity aa manager of th* Wrat-j ultimate objective— a istrong Amera Unlcn Tibcraph office. hm« •»"•»» wiih a henlthv Wilson also said, a* he did In •old more than 1U0 ticket*. Other teem captains, inrladlai Al W il­ hi* leporl. that with "the whole. ira a ilM f* n * f*eee son, la reported to bo giving him rloao competition. Mr. Thorpe got tho Idea, said Mr. niackwvlder, that it would he a treat for the children of the Florida Methodist Homs to attend tke show, and had ao trouble cell. tag tickets to peraoaa wishing artal to w spotuor the children. *om pur, gome (FDITOIUS N O lB : Wkat baa kapi rhoaera aelllng selling 10 or amre In American public mar*. mortality7 la il degenerating, or la It [ n*l ahnut what it alaaya Aa a m u lt more tkga 78 child­ ka* hern? In aearrk af an aaawrr, A l' Speelal Garre*poudent ren from the Home, together with Reiman Morin »«u fk l tke view a of a prominent American hudawporvlaora, will at lead the show, nr*.min. a phlliwopher and a clergyman. He present* tkelr «plnho stated. ton* In a aeries of three article-, of mklck tkia U Ike first. Tke a. olhera will follow on *urrr**l«e day*.) Businessman Denies That U. S. Moral Standards Have Fallen Services 10 Tomorrow A. M. r ig h t Funeral (crvicew Will be con1 ducted at 10^0 A. M. tomorrow It* tho Ftrn I'reatryterian Church fa t i * y Wright Hr., w fc died ut hla home yesterday marring. The •Ur* A. Q. Mr Inula, aaaDted by the la v , f|. l.yltUton Ximmer, will offlctata tad burial will follow in K ve rg m r CemeOran-side aerricua urW be mnduric.| by the MaMWie Lodge and all Maaons have been rtoue*ted v t o meet at the Maaonir Hall ai ■ ••idO A. M. to attond Ul a body. Ry RKI.MA.N MORIN NKW YO RK. Apr. 4 - (^1*)— One Jay last week thousand* of t rwspapert. mirroni>| life in the United States, tbowed a nation with a ditty face. On that tingle day. published tide by side, w m reporti headed -VDa Racket Uncovered In U . f 8. Consulate,” “ Three Mora Ar- much more than domritic potr rated In IU*ketball Fix.” Wa* lie said: "Without confl"Special Treasury Squad, To drnm in their government, .he I'rnbc Gangater Incomes.” “ An- people will not make the sacri­ ...........ncomca, astasia Seized fev Illegal Entry," fices necessary to appose Ruailo sunestfully." "Pollre Official Hunted." Crime, Influence and scandal What haa happened to Ameri­ viitually blotted «verythlng elae can public morality T from thr* fn-nt page -ud the la thia the century of cynicism, public mind. dominated by the philosophy of In Washington on that day tho the fU T Ha* a blacf Kefauvar Committee waa roe- tainlng the tinuln* an inquiry that bad held groat aaal Or la IMp • No. Kill W arren Says He Has No Plans For State Price Control Bill Waller Rrulhrr won hn fourth lerm a, prr.ident ol the CIO Uail- S e n n t f * P r e s i d e n t H i t s i a | t | a o c iic iic * i l m u u ii 1 ed Auln trgfktn today will,out W f lf n r p S c a n d a ls eien token ojqmsiiion. vv C l i e n t o c .r iu i.iir > . A field dnpifrb laid the task force met uoJy K td moitir fire and lome artillery fire near Topyong, four milei north of the bord­ er on the writern fronl. Out ii drove ahead. A m.*'m a ted I'.tal ci£vtuNoTAi». '-..is- In Opening Speech TOKYO. A p r A n Al­ lied lark force drove four mile* 0r»rth of the Red Kortaa bolder today againitTeavy Comniunui rrtislance. W EATHER T £ ‘K:; Waaten'sClBhaCoueur With Smatlier*' Bill Wire Service Shutdown Cripples Midwestern Gambling Operations Rare wife • m ic e In *1 leail four Obi<< eftie* Clrsel.<mi. 1 < ntumbi". Hpringfirld and Da Mon ha* Iren. -u. -iff to bel-takrr llor»e leiok room’ in Ka-tT~ Liverpool end K '.-ulM-nvillc, two hearing* if I .K Kcfauvcr Comoidluarily busy jtlarc* for th'* mlltoe "\Y* *4t just •railing for Irrttlng grntry. are rioted down Th« rount) grand juric* A» j In heat to g *.ff." said one I’ loyre. kcsslistt in those •. .-.*na. In Coiismt.us boukien still re­ In some ritiea, w»|**lrig in horse room* wenr on, appatcn'.l • ported they were operating. Thee und'slutlasl. Tot, In rare wii* acre allowing only persons wellknown lo them iniido their srrvl *.< .tilt I* operating. A vice squad spo.vaman |u inoma. Ttiia tu.'ant an a v'ia gr nf Uolutnhus even went so far a* 10 to 12 an afternoon. Tiu- hooklr* am making rails to say that official, were reni*tering rioting down the (talc to n r*-nt.a! ,viint in CUs-rlan.l or f.,r race -aaulta, 'fhsv capital's one exclusive rare l,<- O nrtqr call or. • ope rice* on v hlch formatlon service. Empire New* they have lieU Service. C w operator near Culuinbus Empire Newt Service said to­ a few* day* ago offered fter rcday It was operating a* usual. A fre-’Vrtrnt, lo hi, client*, a la­ spokesman sal** •*, did not acivr vish o|M-rathn. Tmlay the f<«»d Isioklrs. The sice squad spoke* dtsappean'd and fo,*r rmr-loyec* man aald polb» It^sl checked Em­ have l>es>n tail off. pire and found n i hooklr rtlrnl*. Several w a g o . In Trum­ |p some tascs local official* bull county, authoritlei r<kcd the applied the heat: in other* the Telephone Comuany tr shut off discontinuance w» wire aervic* wiraa lo three hsmib'oll*— t-ne In came more mysteriously. In Steu- W rifm , one In Nile* and >■'«' In l*envtlle, the Trlephone Comimny Mseu.-y. The** town* are In the merely said that service to otic industrialised northeast Ohio known bceVlc room had been di*- where gambling ha* long Iwen mnnactrd. bl*» buslnvaa. Sheriff Ralph Paul o f Uolum* Cincinnati reported many hand, Ikon* wart no bookie book npsrator* are laying o ff Joint* In lb* county. a ir Bailee during the current he#* wave U M M ' “there were boakU joint > 3o«,kie* ia ivburhan Norwood In the Calumbua area but nnd Elmwood, a* well a* metro they war* out* Ida th* city. p o liti” Clrrlnnctl. aay they Ittat Peraena who know what _ aren't Uklt-g beta. But, they on in th* batting world asM the arm*, savinr the shutdown la tdcqnt gamMIuti hAuae In eantral Irfsea'r-* of lark ng race ruaulU ‘ closed J'tor Ibo New Turk Ml the Wire*.’ Kusi uc Fire Chief From Flames Senate Passes Amend­ ment Molding Presi­ dent To 2 Terms: Crime Study Begun I AU-M IASSI F. t <,!») (.oiirinor W.ntrn .'pi'.irrctly ii going to I r j l r Ihr I I n i ' l l . ) I .rg'ils* lut e *iintli on it. own awhile In catty out !n<* urnrul recnniu"-million* hr m.'tlc to i' y.-ilrul.iy. lie •aid Itr I,.i no .'I'"- lot llir |"r.i"t to ti.ini""l , . Il.e l.rgi-1.1* '"ii* a |"o|M.cd Ini, to *rl tip tlir Stair lyrtrui ol |'l"r innliol tic tugynlrd in hi. biennial mOMgr, not lo put into rifrrt any ol i'll othri ircoinmrmlationi llir Senate today appioird H I a fi-drial coustltiili.Mi.il amriulmrnt lo piolulnt llir I'lr.'dctil o| tin* United Slain linm iruiiu* linue Ilian two trimi |llir inolutinn. iiitiotlm r by Scn.itoi I’ opc ol St Xiiituitinc, wai oid-ird iminrdi it' ll lo llir I Ionic (•>' i onildctall 'll In effect, the ftolution mctcly .ippioiri an amendment to the U. S. Cnmlilutinn whicb alteady Ii.1• been latlfietl by llic tripiltril Ibirr- lout till ut tlir tlalci. Scnalot Tuckrt of ktawlmdi illc tail the lour vole againil tbc trtululloo. rhi* fir«t gun nf an cx|iccted |<gist*live luittlr to get rid of the State Game and Fresh Wat*** Kish Commission » « > fit ,-I in the lln ii"' with intiixliution of n con •litutlonnl amendment calling for aUdition of the agency. The constitutional amendment— whirli would have lo he voted ot; to* tile people —1« needed to do away with the commission l«-. came It Ii a constitutional agency. The pro|Ki»nl was Introduced t»y Rep. Melvin of Santa R««a. It it * ' rrfnred to the .onstitiitinnot atkenlmemV fonimlnd for «U.itV. Measures aimed at mmlinltln gamldlng and imckinc down or. .rime in Florida weie intri«lucfil in the Senate \ se-|es of II lit I1m were lidVddueed hy the Senate's rrlme study group of which Shands of Gutties, tt ii M liu ti rd MJUMB BV A MUINO WAU wntie ngtding a m e that roared through In St Paul, Minn., D>«trkt Fit# C h id Joteph Drvxtl, 81, la dragged from flaming itmcture by fellow ftremen. Dregrl waaboepllaUted for severe rut* and shock. The flra caused dam­ age estimated al more than $3,000,000 (luterm (tonal 5oundphoto) I'mBr A gioup headed hy (*rlc Mathii-us, local rviiresiuitative of tho |'"i.i*i>tiot, If it rtit-t ini- Idmlnistrntlon, appransl tiefore the County Commission vestndav lo ask I'.ioi.ty aid in hi me u I.uilding or .pare In ivliit Ii ult l*ssill guv. . iiimrotnl agene ir • relating to lic­ it, nil ulo he liouM-d J I' Mi Cielluod. i hnivman of the County Commission, pointed out that thrte is not enough spare iiaila'dr in Ihe Court House hsisciiicni to houre all o| the agrncic*. Those would Inilmie the County \gent'* offlie, the I'M .A., whicb Mr. Mathlcux heal-, and tho Count) H om e Itemonsttatlon iigrnt, all of which an* now lo, ateil in the Com t House haterefill, togrthet with the Soil Con­ servation office, ami tlie Form Housing Administration office now lofMit-d in Orlando Ml. Mntliiru* told Ihe .oiilillliloners that ho had hern compelled to lake sudden ns lion on tho mattci .lus- to a government roque-t linn a national agiirulluial innliHiintlnn committee l.e forme<t in thr iiointy. One of the |>roriilon* of this plan Is that the variou* agrii ullliral agencies Ih* housed In one Imililing, he said Mr. MiCIflland replod Hint the c .....liasIon will take Ika matter under ronilderation. I’lans have lu-en made, he saiib to mid to tho Court House hiiiblini*. t.iit Iliese would not Include -tiffiijrttt urell I to tuke care nf the icqin sl of the agencies. Appearing with Mr. Muthieux were Ren Wiggins of the Soil Consnvnlion Service, now loratiul in il.. Sjnford Atlantic National Rank Hull ting, C. J. Green nf the Kami Housing Administration, Or­ lando, and lionnrr Carter, Leo llutncr and Tom McLain of tha I’.M.A. In case of emergency, said Mr. Malhiriix, thr emergency commit­ tee would have charge of the ra­ tioning of food.tuff*. W e a th e r 1ACKSONVII.LF. Apr. 1 Atlanta 62 Ill-mat k to 74 llrownsvillr Ctilcago 49 ltd Denver lies Moinr, 60 rt5 Fr*»no 47 New York 40 sVyifilngtoii Winnipeg 49 «6 Jacksonville At iaiiii K2 1 ,llat>as«e# «2 fdt Tam, a • s o fr ^M Sn r1 A. e ii* ailh'a2A U & iiil * 'I tl Kami (Jroups Ask Aid Ol' ( minty In Housing A^uncius The • dty block o( bualneaa property Mh (-11— :i8 •jr. 57 37 Id 27 50 40 40 27 46 64 o 62 % �•* — ? • r>:T •’ ' *. ■*'*• --• ••■fv .¥ ■’ iltiMWtf**— ■■ "■fr-ft -*• ^ ^ = ■ ** ‘ . * * .- • . *T --• W E U N B 8 D A V - A P B . 4 , 1951 P A G E T \> 0 \i * Starting Them Right The "-1r KataklbbrO la I M M i l n w f l ■•tartar M - .r - H I lA C M ila A f t > a w M ^ . * i ‘tii,, i7 u t l r ! l i "V tiH Saaf*r 4 . n artta. ■ •# *, ika Art at la r r ii k, lira. noLLASU U IlK IK K tiia r m VONIIflt IlKAtf I u I i n * Haaaaar a titM i i i m o . i h a t h * Carrttr . ---------- ----• .0 « • • ttaalk -------------Z__VUre* ttaalka______________ _ laa aa* M* M aaiha-------------- -------- AM •a* I n i . ... IBM All aMtaarr Ballra*. rarAa at tkaaka. raaalallaaa, ararlaatallaaa. aaA aalltaa ml ralartatammla far fka ** **■»« at ralalaa l i a f i . nth ha akaraat far at raaalar atrrrlla* taa rats*. H in n ia iif ftailnaallr hr lalaat Mrnaraarr Hrarraaalatitan. Ian. kart Tar*, t klraaa. r>». tratl. K a m i f l l r . at. U a U . Tka llrraia la a maaahar at Ika Aaaarf alat 1‘ rraa nfclrk la aatlllat •arlaalailf la Ika aaa far npabllr a f r a » f all Ika larai a m prlalaA >» Ik la nanarapar. aa trail aa all .11* natt> flift lr b r t . WKDNKMDAY, A PH. I. l»5t TODAY'S BIBLE VKRSK i f 1 t-c m I f * r hair nn rh arilj In nur hmrla nr « 111 br unfair In olhrra with nul Inniura. Ilafrrd. envy, ■alter impel the longue to aay harah ami unjuat Ihlnga. I »*i<l 1 will lake herd to my way* that I -in not wilh my tonguc.-Fialm 39.1. Judge Strqtlrnm made a very linctrr and convincing •perch befo x the Rotary Club Monday on the danger of nirr-crntriliiation in connedion wtllt the Juvenile Court Ad. Preiidenl Tiuman tayi hr hm made up hit nrnd but will nol announce a hat hit decision about running for the pratidency again ti until a lalrr dale. That makn it mighty taiy for him to change hia mind. P ret idem Auriol »ayt tayi France Iia M- th- key to the fate of the ktOild. Pcihapi »o. But Ruifia hai Wr fool in the door while the United Stain it in danger of getting a black eye -from trying lo peep through the keyhole. At if lo ihow what is hap­ pening to this country in a delicate w t f .which will be offensive only lo ptrrchaieri of new nulomokilei [valiona] Production Authority that .|uj apart tire* krill dfc'tbe can of the fu* I K The tunic naive innocence o f those college students who enthusiastically embrace Communism and spread Its doctrine with wide-eyed real is the fault o f their early train­ ing or lack of it. T heir identification o f Communism with social Improvement results from the fact that they are Illinformed about both Communism and democracy. Realising that this is the case, the school administra­ tors o f a mMwesicrn suburban community have planned a program of education. This plan, set forth in a booklet furnished to teachers, proposes defining Communism and democracy for nil students, beginning with the first grade, emphasizing haaizh _ patriotic ceremonies such as the flag salute making sure thnt they do not become mere memory exercises. In following prude*, essays nnd student talks on the mrnning o f democracy are scheduled, bringing out the fact that we are lucky to Ire Americans, and teaching rcM|»cct for the o ffice o f the President and other public posta. This plan shows n irrasp of the essentiabi needed for training nn intelligent, well-informed citizenry which will lack the gullibility necessary to make it fall victim to the sjrocIons doctrines o f Communism. There has Ih*oii too much suppression o f talk alxiut Communism ns !f mere mention o f the Communistic theory were in itself subversive. Students should learn the essen­ tial facts about all the basic theories o f government nml compare their practice as history shows it with the theories so often glowing but unreal. It would not hurt the oldsters to learn about them, <*». And it is im|sirtnnt that some o f us should understand the Russian language. Our ignorance o f languages is a tool which the enemy uses handily. r Baseball Absurdities " I love Iwiselm ll," Oueiitln Reynolds, author o f best selling "Courtroom" confesses, " I ’d Just like to see it per­ fect." In Ills article, "W hat's Wrong W ith Baselmll?" con­ densed from Sport In the March Reader's Digest. Mr. llcy nolds pleads for standard-sizn Imll iiarks, abolition o f the Intentional pass nnd the “ l«alk" rule, better winter train­ ing, the electric eye for dose finishes, nnd really objective scorers. “ There has lieen considerable talk lately about build­ ing new Imll sites in some major-league cities," he writes. "W h y not build them o f uniform size? No ball that travels less thnn 350 feet should ever be allowed to sneHk Into the record book as a homer." Mr. Reynolds points out that you can't walk a man in In golf, boxing, or basketball. He complains thnt Babe Ruth was intentionally passed so often that no one will ever know exactly how good he was. He suggests changing the rules by giving n batter two bases every tlmo he receive# four straight Iwlls and allowing every man on base to ad­ vance accordingly. "T h is would give us fans the chance to sec what wo pay to see— an honest duel between the pitcher anil tho hitter." " I can also work up n good beef on the subject of partisan scorers," Mr. Reynolds confesses. He Illustrate* the point with a story on himself. "Years,ago when i was covering the Dodgers, my hero was Loft O'Doul. One day the regular scorer was sick and I wan impressed into ser­ vice. The Bunion infielders booted tim e easy taps o f O'Doul’s, but they weren't errors In my hook, O'Doul was went down as hits." ilutlon would be TIE MUON TOMY Bf JAMBS MARLOW WASHINGTON, Apr. 4 - W > TIm Banal* has gfvenan •mating ■iMieiwatlaw____ _______at of bring unsure what U'a doing on the traopa-forEurope Isaua. What It did Monday— a cornplate about fae« all In one day— was only a climax to IU general confusion of tha peri two week*. A couple o f years ago tha Senate approved the North A t­ lantic Dcfcnie Pact. Article .1 of that pact pledged (he U. 8. and IU Westerni AllTee to “ mutual aid.1 Our aid was In arm*, which the Senate approved, too, but not in man. Wo rent none. Then the Communlat attack In Korea last summer showed how pitifully equipped the part partners wer.to fight even a imall war in Ko> rea. They got busy to build a big European Army, In case Rutala altar ked. President Truman promieed to vend tf. H. troops tnere to vwrll the rank*. Ccneral Kiven bower was made rummandrr-lnchief of thl* Allied nmv army. A number o f people, pie including three prominent Repuhllran* former President Hoover and Senator* Taft o f Ohio and Whert nr of Nebraska - opposed the Truman proposal on unc point or another. Taft ami Wherry led the fight In the Senate. There were a numbrr o f arguments against lh< Truman Idea Mori of them wer.brushed aside hut this remitted .r tha big onat Under the Constitution the President has no right to vein I U. 8. troops Into mrh an over­ seas alliance which might mil In war without approval l iy Con­ greve. (Mr. Truman Insisted he Had the cnnalitutUnal right with­ out such approval.) Bo all ildca could have their vay, two Senate committees sat ■Inpm together In public hearings which lasted weeks. When the lari witness wav heard, the two committees drew up a resolution (A resolution hy a committee means nothing unteaa il*a laid before the full Senate for appro­ val or rtjactioa.) For moat part, this lengthy resolution wsa full of fancy words. Tha key 1 7 to the . . whole thing wsa in section 6. written by Senator Jersey Republican a ia u tlL lNew Jersey ,. „ ■ ■ ■ Repub! okayed hy t * wambers o f two comeutleeai , r.,iH i " It U the M itM jAf the that, la the in U M liO f lEMW fOh* iH tuUnaal i ' ” »tiW SsW , and o f ita} and Mderstanding, r e t d * ? ! apgrpri.' shUiU Uned Of any ppHry requiring si r t f i aod*lhea y « / l agr«4 ft Buried Cities a change. wnge itabilifstion meant Ig liitst of IM who do not belong to ’coat of living" uaiom ii ihown by Dr. Thomai J. Luck, a Univer­ sity ol Florida authority on labor Cgotwmici. The govaintirtol frMUi all waget, but allowa certain work­ ers whoie uaiom have "coat of firing” contract! with their cm Not the least deplorable feature of the Second World War and its aftermath has been the interruption of worth­ while projects, especially those which do not seem immedi­ ately remunerative. On such has been the uncovering of the ancient Italian cities of Pom|>cil and Herculaneum, buried by the great eruption of Mt. Vesuvius In A. D, 70 and atltl only partially restored to view. An account of what has j*®en done has been furnished by Count Egon Corie la his book, "The Destruction and Resurrection of 1'ompeli and giggon lo gel wage hikes every Herculaneum." tfiao the coat ol living goct up Pompeii's fate was to be covered wivii nahes, which nr time they get e wage were easily removable. Much of tho city iaa thus Imeome (continued Prom Psuan te a l has looked at public life and offlebldom from several different point# o f vantage. Ho was a newspaperman, a public official, an advisor to officials and for 11 years chairman o f Um NSW York State Racing Commission. •‘ Public morals are no worse.” he laid. "What has happened Is that we have hecome more vigi­ lant, with a higher atandard of expectation.” A t evidence, he cited the ex­ amples o f Influence, bribery and corruption that go alt the way hark to the earliest American federal and state governments. "It may he that we are mor* synh si today. Hut we are also more watchful. Remember there was a time when you could he hanred for stealing a row.. In n*i-er word*, the atandard ef el Mc« and morals changes. Rut it isn’t any easier to get awke with something thcae days. It’* harder. Sooner or later, the spotlight I- cure to eat around to the man who trie*.” Sunnc -aid the effort to ob­ tain Influence In government, ■ut, *hal that mrana? For In•tanrr. it «ays the President “ should” get approval of Congu ts. (h>c« that mean he “ must” got such approval? Ta ft Mid “ n o’. He wanted "must" substi­ tuted for “ should." Hut -inre this was only a Benale resolution, would the Presi­ dent have to pay any attention to It at all, or could lie merely say <t only expressed a Senate view and tacked any htqdlng t f feel of tawT line after another the Senators gni up anil admitted their con­ fusion nn the meaning o f what Smith had written and even Smith h lir-fP ade-b»rd he couldn’t aay precisely what would happen if the Kenate approver! hia wonts. S» the Senate haggled ovtr U, aplitting hairs, twisting the Eng­ lish language into knots, debet ing more than a week. Yesterday - if. came time to vote. “Then MeCIcl Ian, Arkanma Democrat had an Idea. Hr suggested the Senate knock out Section 0, written by Smith, and aubriitute the following thought up by him: “ It la tne sens# o f th# Senate that no troop* In addition to such four division* ahould be seat to Western Europe In Implntnantetton liaplesnantation o f Article 3 o f the, North Atlantic Treaty without further coagrer- [cCteiian* idea and HmIUl’a Srnain at Jn’t . like it M It asay _ be possible to remove wage-price m M m U and in « £ r * y curb. M a y h a a h (D S C ), chairman o f tha joint committee, •aid hia group It after "a ll the enllghiment we ran get” on how Congress can push the defense program. The present Defease Production Act. which Includes wage-price control authority, expires June . MayLank’s committee will adm Congress regarding any S Boyle Appointed ICsallaa f i m M s r tree* Lewis o f Marianna;i; Alcoholic BovAle rnage*. Boyle of Sanford; Translion and I , *Traffic, J U L „ Lealrd of Fort Lauderdale; Veterans A f* fain, Beall o f Pensacola; Welfare, Pope o f Bt. Augustine. either by buying It or through some other _____ means.„ I* not new, either. ’’What is new la that govern. u;>-nt la very much bigger today than ever bsfors,” he #ald. “ As It gets bigger. It geU wider in tho opportunities for gTaft. Appar­ ‘ MM ently there are Just that many mors people In office who are susceptible. "Hence, simply because of the greater aJse., you, hear of more (•sample*. But the methods are the same, at least in principle.” tjwopo did not agree with the Ktfauvoe- witness who described gambling aa "a biological areas*lly." "H isn’t as strong a* that.” tu •aid.."It seem* to be a human last!net. People apparently want to gamble, ‘ ‘ >• and *I am net at all •urp *h«* u a breach o f basic morality." "Propla indulge it by placing a bat on a horse race with » bookie. Book making Is supposed it- be the baric cause or pay. offi to the pellet. "Inn that ease, cast, iremove the noIIceman tn from the picture hy le. grilling the artlea. It doesn't make mweh sente to permit betHag at the track aad forbid It outside the track." What's the explanation e f the Miketnail “-fix basketbatl fix”"?? A generation a n , It wan pogulsrhr believed a roHege. athlete would die raUier “ thSTSv* " i"- . lanA ae much the reauH of a lowering of ladWidnal standi aru:aa It in of profcMionalitina rojjtge ■aorta.” Iwupe1 said. " T W '* f^ f fc t t . roan, ar aid,: w « e •f tho responsibility for that lids o f It. And neither can the » ij j w iw t b In 1male«MaUtb»t of Ar- eball players the Jobof sewing at, aay changes In Use measure when It comes up for extension. Prices Rise Business Fulbrlght. a member o f the joint committee, Mid In an inter­ view he agrees with Wilson that one o f the toughest tasks the country face# at this time Is whipping inflation. Wilaen madi the statement In a report to Pre. ■Idem Truman last week-end. ’’The Inflation situation is just terrible,” Fulbrlght said, "and Congr-u certainly i* partly to blame.1 Congress la at fault, Fulbright added, for failing to act aa yvt on legislation to hoo«t laves. At Administration hill rolling for , 110,000.000.000 increase still Ibefore the House Way* awl Mean* Committee—on the first leg o f a journey through the House and Senate. In hia report, Wilson urged a tax booat as an’ anti-inflation measure. He said It should tak> “ a* large a bile of the excess purchasing pow*\- as possible.” The Senate-Hr use F^onomlc Committee aLo called for a sharp tax hike in Ita annual report, put out over the week-end. Fulbrlght m *H Congress also has been lav in not Insisting on tighter credit control*. He in­ dicated the law should be amend, ed to require such control*. Wil­ son and the Economic Committee also recommended more stringent credit restriction*. “ A tax increase and credit controt are even more basic to ruridng inflation than are wage and price control*," Fulbrlght declared. “ Wo havii pul the pri­ mary rmphail* In the wrong place, ” A lley getting Wilton’s viewi, ___ ______ .mob!,dilation commit Maybank's tee plana to call the heads o f all other government agencies whlcn help handle the stobiliution and production program. Imbor, agri­ culture, business and consumer group* also are scheduled to testify. Ift. Maybank said tha Committee la Interested particularly in ( I I "the full atory" of labor's com­ plaints that the mobilisation pronratn Is dominated by big huaine*a. and <t) in proteots from variou* group* that food prices cannot be eontrollril effectively under the present lour. On the food side, Senator O’Mahoney <D-W*>)> chairman o f the Joint Economic Committee, dealt hia staff a knuekle-craeking rebuke for suggesting that s luaurv tax on meal “ might not be amiss.” In B statement last ntvh:, O'Mahoney railed the tax Idea and the assertion meal la * luxury Item ’Ytbiurd' from any angle." ' Ite eald hr wanted to ntSkf It unmlatakahly clear thr Committee. r i* ff epoke only for diftlng*' ho knch drill t f A nod ______^ to send four additional divi­ » U m , t u i (h. . tw sion* af ground forces to Western hong to fcratch lla head and Europe.” back today to finish up on AM Do you think you know for whole iiusilli L t 'I'i . pu nii i •*iL . mm . ti ; ’*^ '»ltl • v ICsallaari gram Pane OM) Allied losses have been reported. Official pictures raised Tuesday’s tell to throe destroyed and five damagad. Fifth A ir 1 Fort* fighters and Red tranabombers k *m a k *tdtha _____________ port network. Preliminary reports Wednesday showed 3* vehicles damaged or destroyed and m v etal direct hits on the Bonchon tad yards. There was scattered ground lighting on the western front, a brief skirmish was reported eight mile# southeast o f Yonchon. tonchon l# six miles north of the border and 35 miles north nf Seoul. U. N. ground and nir force* claimed l .795 enemy cusualitie* In Tuesday’s fighting. The U. S. Eighth Army reported M10, Fifth Air Fore* 259 and carrier-based Marine plaaea 135. Two American t-.nk forces that crossed tee border Tuesday in the weri puihrd two and one* U l f miles into Ked Korea he. for* they were forced to with­ draw. The crossing* wrru madr in Ihn Y«m h»n sector north o f Seoul. Farther west South Korean forces crossed thr cold Imjin River at twe points and met heavy Chinese resistance. A Chinese counterattack pushed one group baek -deapite heavy Allied artlllrry and air barrage*. One forvr wai four mile* northurst of Mun*an and another was five miles northwest of the battered city. Doth force# withdrew. Brief fire fights were report­ ed Tuesday from the central front where U. S., Hrlllth, Greek. That (Siamese) and Booth Korean unit# forged moderate gains. A delayed report said other Fouth Korean force* in thU mountainous sector gained 3,000 ards against an enemy battalion londay In the liyon area. The offensive was resumed Tuesday, Allied fortes on the eastern front patrolled against light re> alliance, n this area south Korean troop* v troops were 13 mile* north of Ihn border. A Naval communique Mid Cor­ sairs, akyraidera and Panther Jet# from T o ri Force 77 hit bridges, railroad* and supply point# Tues­ day Ir dawn to dusk flight*. Close air support was given round troops on the central runt. The Communist radio at I*yogyang. North Korean capital, Mid one Allied plane was shot down and a Nevnl vessel damaged Wednesday. Thne was no Alikd confirmation. S ? meat available to too men anJ women who keep America strong, not to tax It bayond their reach.'1 The staff had declared that "nn h* eielfi*- I n i ' on Vnfal fits the requlrcmenta of a luxury tax not onlr in reaching tha main con­ sumption where it occurs. , ia-il (V I- ■ ’ -I wti I, ') r lj" H t- ^ H ItheP coilP ofI living ____ goes up it) to tourists, who hnvc here n unique opportunity to see ■ little higher. But the wagei lot the nn ancient town, destroyed an-iws lie fore tho SISII Inhabitants -- life o f «... svvtsii uvflMoy l- MIU SBBill the real ol ut remain froien. IntJ u chance to interrupt whnt they were doing. Hercu Thdie who condemn u» lor ptibiisJim* liquor advertising while condemning the public ho! hi u le should r-ad the of Dr. Salden D. Bacon, of the School of Alcohol at Yale Uahrentty who m could eliminate every T of adverting, there email poaaibility ol any reduction in aboholum, drunken driving, or crimes in which alcohol wai ned". Alcoholism ii • diieatc j you don't have to read adKftismenti lo jet a disesse. 1940 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan lnneuni, covered with Invn, tins Iteen much harder to cxetw vnte, nnd beslden it now lies untier village* whose InhaldtanU would have to be dlBposMutseil and compensated for the necensity of moving. Little therefore has bean done with Herculaneum, though Mussolini mado a beginning, Pompeii wan something like n resort town with few remnants af Roman culture. Herculaneum seems to have been inhabited by a more educated class. This gives ground for the hope thnt If Herculaneum Is really uncovered in Ita cn tlrety many treasures of lost Romnn literature will be found Scholars hope, for example, to find the missing portions of the fUmuut history of Livy. Italy Is still too poor nnd ita government too unstend* to make II likely that excavation will bo undertaken soon. I'erhnp* help fmm outeM# might s|»tmd the day. * ol the bills dealing with prevention now being pra­ ter this setiton of the Leg!*By DMW'TT M ACKENZIE StLre include mandatory jail sen­ A F Foreign A ffair* Anriyri ior convicted oolila and Yugoatevia occusan Russia of iking operators, requirefor public officials to file j /. Rotating spy vhools in satellite espionage against Marshal Tito's doctoring then tueL, re-. Ig the people of ebtriffi sod j - t ;urprWln_gA rin«e Oo- 1NEWMIU ItNMY •1 rii i r Um r* i f i . nnd term! other designtd to evtt ik*#' Mokow ms: and corrnptioe of got- court U-r-Intel I . h shawid slsc be but In r for n candidsU for •TftS p iiiiiriiK | to _ eranny well known that nn olaborate syalfm nnd not only ot homo territory and ahould be m y thl Russia waa having auch a Mttea tn ■or own— Hood Tires and Sent Covers— Looks and runs good ...... ........ -................................ * # 7 6 '^ 1941 Stadebaker 4 Door 6 Cylinder Seckm One local owner— Looks and runs gjod^.^.. 1946 Buick 4 lloor Super Good Paint, Good Tires, Radio, ilea ter A good dean car with low mileage r 1947 l)ud|je 4 Door Sedan | »X? Hark Green juiiit which iooka al Radio, Henter, 4 Brand naw Lffe-Gtianl Tubes, Prku trneed lo t4 yeore Imyriaonmctil in England. Countor-lnlrlilgeace a fo n t a those days hnvo to tsw not only smart and bravo, Iwt they must hare careful e*plonar« no Mata IL _ . _ diplomat Into crate to tha 1948 Chevrolet Fleetmaatei D With 'l i l t * * ir S e d a n Good Paint. Seat Cov’ers, Clean Iqt Low mileage 18,200 miles. One local 4 Door Sdiin Good Point, Good Tires, Seat Govs Good Mechanical Condition ...... though af eat____ ployed In tha m Candidates for , is s s r t js s : > A candidate w alms at foreign i 1 . 'fSiftr French u tho most u It U recognised 1948 Buick Convertible Olympic Blue Finish, Practic Heater, Boat Covers, Excel Condition* Price ......... . 1918 Buick Roadmigter 4?r^ tro e ffS t cotttilMtfl. NOVIVII a I Matyna Raboel nf try t e * . HR. Itettgoi c o m a year ago paid u* tho toot hy aay t«4 4 m u t e chs.-gs Rt of claiming that dlplc------ -----America maintain* “ the greatest fairs. More often id hi. O m - spring oraaaiaaUM In Mte world” Orlando for about Drcsvfv intrta xty of work to dustries mong tho "ordjrutoy'wofk ' -IntrillgerKe ere. He labore among the ” llttl« in . He was bora in New he dons by 1911. Hd " Smon buy fort Orlyc's spirited handling o f two i • tn d »i M L -V * . 4^.;. phmpic Blue Paint Ilka imw. goat Intanar like new, ftadlo, Heater, . Dynaflow Tranamlaaion, White W a l n t f Driven only 22,316 miles by one own4M *ri* I I 1950 Buick Seda net .t-a iW ii* v Xt**’ Jc Blue Paint, Pi Lika now, Olympic Radio, Beat Covers, Whitt Wall fall Tins, P r ic e * i.« -v. -- V : nUj 1- ^ *1- m ■ t �* . APR. 4, 1M1 Social A n d Personal Activities .HONE 148 *- f * THE BANFORU HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA — ■dBW • P A C E T H H li'i ■■ ■ ■■■■ im The Lamplighter Hy TOM DOYI.F. The hmVte- <etved a* a catapult for Mario l-iiira. The moviei brought tirund <»|>«-rn ami a great voice to the vast p.iMii- many of whom iliiln’t know the dif ferern. lietween Pagliacrl and Frank Co, tello. The movie- reach everyone rich anil poor, literate and Illit­ erate, lahorite and capitalist. Mra. Mary Strong and Judge Mario 1-anta ha* reached th< Mr*. Joe Corley l* expected to ma**e* hy that itomha«Uc harbin­ J. U. Sharon were elected by the United Daughter! o f Confederacy arrivr home today after spending ger of populur sucenos, the movie*. several day* In Tampa at an O.K.8. to represent them in the kina and Someone i|uestionr*l our u>m(wr queen contest sponsored by the Kl* convention. |.on between thi* young tenor and wani* Club. The mrrtlng wa* held several other mcntfier* of the oper­ Cadet Hhett It. Ravenel of ClcmFriday at the home of Mr*. George atic world, chirflj Ferruclo Tag*on College, Clrmson, S. C., spent Bishop, Sr. with Mrs. J. (S. Sharon Uavini, on the grounds that I-ansa’s last weekend In Charleston, S. C. na co-ho»te»*. voice wa* by far thr greater of Mra. W. It. Dyann, president, a* the gue«t of Miss Ann Simon*. the two on any louut one might prerided over the meeting and recare to argue. Mr. ami Mrs. O. 1). Stollard of ihht' were heard from thenfficera. We were talking, however, nut llri'tol, Tenn. hate arrived in Mra. A. K. Ho,tetter made a report about vulcrft, but about “ artistic" Sanford and are in a', in* their on the district meeting recently arrival. An artist arriven a* *uch heme at 1921 Maple A’ enue held In Leesburg. when he ha* masirred hi* voice; Plant were diteutted for a when he ha* developed an ex­ Mr*. Ward Ca**ceil» o f Wil­ "Southern Memorial Day” radio trusive repertoire of song*: mington, Del. I* home spending ■ograni to be held Apr. 2d. Mr*. • hen hr ha* arquirrd that im­ K. Ftoumillat wa* in charge .if some time with her parent*, Mr. portant attribute called stage and Mr*. W. It. Dyson. the program and read a pap. ‘ on presence; when hr ran «t*p into “ Date* o f IIDtory in March," m il) operatic role* on short no­ Mr*. Ida McCollum returned Following the meeting refrethtice and perform as if be had mint, were »erved to tnc guest*. yesterday to Olanta, S. C. after been rehearsing for week*. When They were Mr*. J. II. Truluck, , (tending *omc time with Mr. and an artUl ran safely do lhe*e Mr*. K. II. lainey, Mr*. Claude Mr*. J. II. Tmluek. thine* he ha* arrived. Hr ha* Herndon, Mr*. lio**etter, Mrs. trsU o* the ultimate in hi* pro­ Mrs. K. II. Havenrl left for fession. Strong, Mr*. Dyson, Mr*. J. M. Ilaye*. Mr*. Mary Marshall, Mr*, Charts,ton, S. C. Monday night Fermcio Tngliavini, the tenor /.eh Ratliff. Mr,. W. M. Scott and where she was called on hualtie,*. whom the (I. F.’» hrought over to Mr*. Ida McCollum o f (Manta, S. C. Mr*. Ilaveni’ l plan* to return at the State* front Kurope, can do nnd Mr*. Alfred Maurer of Ito- the end of the week. alt Ihc*e thing*. Aside from being cbf*ter, N. V. a superior tenor, he i* reputed lo iih be one of ihe (tne*i actors in (imiiit Opera. When III* voice glide* Into, the ’l l 1‘arndiso" from " l.’ AfriBy V D IG IM A P. ANDKIISON caine", we can truly »re the man Jimmy William* wa* honored in Ihe ride of Vasco D:t Gama dis­ Ur. and Mr*. It. K. Bund who Saturday by hi* parent*. Mr. ami covering an earthly paradise, lh« have Iwen visiting Mr. ami Mr*. C. Mr*. Volie William*. Jr., with n foliage and colorful surroundingP. Ilra*ingtnn, returood to their parly on HI* treond birthday. bringing to hi mind u veritable home in Cincinnati Thursduy. The children played in the W ill­ h“avTn on mirth. When he assume* Mr*. It. II. Franklin was called iam*’ yard ami thm »nng "Happy the ride of Itudolphn in Puccini’* to Clio, Ala. a week ago, due to the Birthday” to Jimmy and watrhrd “ La Hoheme*, we can see the poet critical illnrsa of her brother. him ti|>en hi* many gift*. a* such. The feeling he inject* I* Within a few dny* he passed Karh child received n favor anil •inrere and give* evidence of great away nnd wa* hurled Saturday. re/re«hment* of Ice cream and cake study and great pi rtonality depth. Jack llowvll, UHN, who Is cur­ were served to the following: Thr same thing* tnay lie Mtid of rently nta tinned at Pen.-urols, Linda, Jimmie and Sandra l-or* Jan Peerve, Kurt llaum, Jus*i *l»nt the past weekend with hi* man, Stanley, Bobby nnd Dickie Rjtrt-tling and several other great*, liaients. Mr. ami Mr*. Itoy l„ How­ Willink, Glenn Utt, J r, Hhirlev no mere parvenue* io singing ell. Morgan, Cam) and Betty MacKeill, trade. Mrs. Laura Prosser of la>* John, Harhara and Pat*y Senkarik, We Herr saying that loinu lack­ Angeles, Calif., is spending some Shirley and Gail Crawford, Hetty ed rxperirnte; that he had "mile* time with her friend, Mr*. Either (Mhant, Charles Fox, Butch Ri­ and milp* lo go" before he rratiir t Smith. chards, Patti Slenitmm, Hilly •lalure comparable to (hose I have Mr. nnd Mrs. Hudy Lloyd of Strinper, De De and Chip Sharon, jit*I mentioned. He bn- a superb Pensacola are visiting hi* brother Denise Whitmire, David Miller voice lint all the urrc*«ur>- sc-TOItnnd *l»ter-indaw, Mr. anil Mr*. and Dcimar River, Jr. o f South Irement* are nt present sadly lack­ K. K. Lloyd. Jr. Carolina. ing. Friend* of Mrs. J. II. Cowan will Also Mr*. Al lavrnian, Mr*. Stan­ Tl-r crowds l^llowctl their ap­ lie enrroy to hear that she con­ ley Willink, Mr*. John Senkarik, proval at his concert. It wa* a sell tinue*. i|tilte III at the home of her Mr*. Tim Crawford, Mr*. Ilralley out. Over :i;no people paid thnuiirli •un-in-law ami daughter, Mr. and (tdham, Mr*. Doughu- Strnstrom, thr nose to lee Mario l.anta. "Tnc Mre. lien Mnrae in Sanford. Mr*. Bill Htemper, Mr*. Chandler Hcvond Caruso’*. About twn month Mr. ami Mr*. Sant Anderson and Sharon, Mr*. A. Adam*. Mr*, previous, a young fellow- (scareely Mr*. Arvld Mode cf RhLr.rhsdir, ri. K. Wkitiaitr, Mrs. .luim Mil)er knowrn by many o|»era iovrr*| *•* W i*„ were in take Mary Mar. 27. nnd Mlsa Ona Little nf Athens. the name of Itrian Sullivan *tep They are »pending the winter at Oa. • ’ • pt-d on to Ihe (trlando Municipal 440 CtHwUll. in Daytona Ileach and Auditorium stage in Joint recital were here to look after property lie presented twice the «hnw that Mrs. Modr own* In I^ke Mary. ijtnra did. lie ha* at lr**t a* gm*>l Mr. nnd Mr*. A. N. S*ott spent a voice and everything to go with the Faster holidays with relatives it. He didn't hit a II flat above in MiUrdgeville, lie. high C, but he did deliver with II. T. Ilussell was joined on Mar, abdvrt 4 or ft encore number* a m the audleme loved him for if. Crown Point, (ltd., and Cloydf. First Chriitlan Church n( a b.ul- L$hra, Ihe darling o f the peoolr HekBtll pC Oiling. N Y . and thre# m»a mefling which was held Tuc* - 1of the "Vi-«tt U Giuhlia" stt didn't i gtaraDoits jp a'fishing tpip to day cvrhinit at tkr church. . , Mr*. J. W. Knight, circle chair­ give a nne. HE didn’t have to, "He PkcICW<>o<t Camp near Newi Smyr* man, presiiletl over the meeting., My Love" wa* ulnlinent enough na. • ‘ ‘V d| Two- hi* •crowd. Harold Benjamin of Coffee, A l»4 The dewvnnnir*fkr (rrreti hy'MtT' You can't beat Ihe machine id h«« tented the J.eve Harris home. 0. T. Pearson and Mr*. Knight. The Missionary study wra* given I puhtirily that ran lilrrall) make Mrw lupjemjn ana thl children a silk paler ««il uf a * o « '» rar. hy Mra. V. II. Grantham and plan will join him shortly. 'live arllsta «urh a* Prefer Inst Friend* o f Mr*. L. C. Tllll* will were discussed for taDIng money Hluerllng and llaum mist look for the yearly budget and a candy 1st sorry to hear of the sudden with mild anerra on Maria l.andeath o f her father, D. C. Mat- and apron sale will Ih>held In May. ta, aw are of their owa superThose nresent were Mra. J. H. throra, at hia home in Jaiper. Mr. Furr Is, Mr*. J. I , Horton, Mr*. lorllv on Ik* one head, and en­ and Mr*. Tllll* left for the fun­ Rill Cherry, Mra. Knight, Mr*. viable of popular reception on eral Monday. Grantham. Mrs. Pearson, Mi** Hue Ike other. We repeat: Mario Mre. A. F. Kemp ipent last l^ m a has. “ mile* and mile*" lo William* and Mrs. Carter Wilson week with Her parent*, Mr. and go before he equal* the artiste) of Leaksvlllr, N. C. Strvena in Lake City, returning of the great* of grand opera. by way o f Daytona Beach, whrre she visited Mr. Kemp’* mother, IIAPPV BIRTHDAY Mr*, liedmon and hi* brother.in­ Ihirhara McNuh law and aislrr, Mr. and Mr*. Sle­ Bobby MrN'ati w-art. Herbert Biusrll of Crown Point, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hue- the hoya section, Mr*. II. It. Grier, sell nml two sons of O u lr, N. Y.t teacher of the girls’ section, HerBIRTH who have been visiting (heir par­ kir. Peggy and Steve Grier, A r ­ ANNOUNCEMENT ent*, Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Ilusiell, thur Ailing, Arabic DeLaughter, have returned to their reaprctlve John Dodson, Billy Dobbin*. Edith Dodson, Jean (veiami, tiwyn Yates Mr*. F.ruoat J. Cole, 8r . who and Patsv Taylor. wa* In Safety llarltor la*t week Coicmar. and Mn. C. A. BlouJn Mr. unit Mr*. Richard I'. Oallnvisiting her brother returned home moved Into (he Frank Kvani house »/ announce today Ike birth o f Monday. formerly occupied by Mr. and M n. daughter, Carol Lynn, Anr. n at Mr. and Mr*. Cheater Million Frank Banders. Cnmdr. IHouIn i* r Kern* Id l-aughtan Memorial are home again, following a week’* stationed here reactivating the trip to Canada. Hanford Naval Air Htatlnn. Mr. and Mr*. J. 1- llohhy and daughter, Mary Grace, visited hi* parent* In Ashhurn, Ga.. over the weekend. Mr. and M n. Arthur True of Massachusetts, are visiting hi* brother and eister-in-law, Mr. and Mre. H. K. True. The Light Bearim, Inlermedille Sumlay School Class o f the Com­ IN T U K U K IN T H E T K O l'IC S I ! ! munity Church, met Mar. 28 at the home o f Tlev. and Mr*. C. C. White. John Dodson, president presided . . . DN DRRrovKH \nftNTt and Kdith Dodson led the derutiana. Gwya Yatee presided at the piano. It wa* derided that the I.OVHI.Y A M I DtNGF.HOI’ H group form ■ Junior Choir which woold alng once „ month al the morning worship service. . . . hINRTFH FIGURE! It wa* also decided that the daaa have a Mother’s Day program, at (1:80 P .M , Mother’s Day, May 18. wHk Following Uw routine business, a VINCENT PRICE—JOHN KODIAK social hour and light refreshments 1*1,118: A VERY COOP CARTOON were enjoyed. Besides the holt add hostess the following were pmrent, Mrs. Wm. Dodson, teacher of *Snrinl Named OOCiai CalpnAnr l a ie n a a r C,'ndidaic* |n Kiwanis Contest RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. Till HltlAV e.Mu Thr IO,ythm I'lu b ' (____ J w e d n k s r \v midweek 7:30 P.M. regular prayer service at the Central Raptin Church. A religious film will be ahown. Public invited. Prayer Meeting at the Pin t Baptist Church will begin at 8:00 I \.\l. All incmbrm o f the W.M.S. and the Brotherhood are aakril to * I * present. w M cthodi«l Prayer Meeting In .McKinley Hall at 7:40 P.M THURSDAY The Royal Ambassador* o f the P in t Haptlft Church will meet at 7:00 P.M. at the rhurch. The Douglas Johe Junior Bro­ therhood will meet at the FI rat UuptUt Church at 7:30 I'.al. The Writ Side P.T.A. will meet at 3:00 P.M. at the acbool and a board meeting will be held nt 2:30 P.M. w The Seminole Chapter No. 2 of the O.K.3. will meet at the Masonir Hall at 8:00 P.M. <it<> X «w « VVnlrrn J»rotM.rrr Orvrn e-tup NVw a UorulRK I jiillfln ft. i. I II., r* Muriilnu VtiNsitu lo M i * 9i«0 Wi.rlit VI Nine 1 *tk11 Itrei! 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To Th r prn p le The Charioteer* M»l*d* laiae rh.mlrrr or t'ontm erce Para Variety 11*11 Vied Tlie Hand Wiahi IMIilon * •• I’hll HewI At trraen It'* I i*io ell tnc g ift tia Hit) McKlnler tirk Al IbiBl- VVIIh VIit, |c lilS ill* lie n il* •)** • its .................................................... qql z fe rZ t ■ j > !T STATC bps C THEATRES *in cn vn iTi t w w » *»••• it ‘Whirr llappinumt Ho lit t le " 1*1* LAST TIMES TODAY! Lucille Hall— Eddie Albert “The Fuller Hrtwh <ilrl“ THURS. & FR1.I i M-NnM.Ni MImM cm .a M R v U s f- C o h ’ t. , a - . ■ G N M fl .. Jimmy WilliamH H 801*011(1 Birthday I>ake Mary Covcred Dish Supper In Given By Circle . . The.antm ul F h iw -it^ h u K .yit tl" Sanford i •«■ n t‘ lul> > *> in the KlU'cupol P a i» h lloiis, mi p t.tr. and id ludi'i ■ i ' - *'u men of In.- F lo w n Hln"s ait- -howd on the lain in the Pari* *■IIleft to right. Ml 1 harii li. Kvu ) Mra. '- 1.. Picpm bctK ■f ■ ’ V. K. It Mathew*, all of t ) i luiuln; 'lr» . It W . Ju d g .. ' ! i - M>i li .mi 8« hncldrr and Ml W IE ItiMOie n|l of A|»i|d,n Mi M id i' ! •; . , „[ { C',, , ■..a . ...I Mi I t row -i 1 l-iwci left, Mr* I* T Miiiwi'ths o ( u t t h v a **icl . f , na \ l. I It in b: • .mis .in niitr award. • mi.................. w hite IV .- hI io I i i i rtnio ttv list xwitiin I* i o ii-y r, clivirntari . ■s potted plant A mici a nil 1 o ily i o <-. which also ,.|. a Mi r .lor nvu.d Want to work LAST TIME TONIGHT ROBERT TAYLOR AVA GARDNER To work r e f r e s h e d CHARLES LAUCJHTON “T H E BRIBE'* f o r long, THURSDAY & FRIDAY! ('art m b "Woody Dine* Owl" Short "Pal Dog IM ectlro" C A R D OF TH A N V fl It ia with heartfelt gratitude that we e g *!*** our appreciation for all the many kindnesses ahown us at the loss of our beloved wife and mother. To thoee who prayed and who** sympathy helpad u* la our sorrow, wa with to lender our sincere thank*. M r*.. I* Grow, Harry Grow, Mra. John Matthal, Mr*. P. 1. Allen, IL K. Grow, Braxton Hunt- Adv. ice -co ld C o k e to a IdriaH New* And Cariomi start. It Of tot c o t * Cot * C O .t s N I tv SANFO RD COCA-COLA HOm .INC CO O i t r t . n . <«■• coeC«-ewi SANIORD O RLA N D O H IG H W A Y SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS UNIVERSITY Gl EE CELD W E PN E R B gg. EVENING 8:00 P M. ADULTS $1.00—STUDKNl’S 50c jiei hr It** 1:13 11 1 * till Sti>* 1 :H ItII 1:1a lilt t:<M til* 1:11 Stall E �---------------------------------------------------------------------,-------- ---------------------------------- --«. ■. • « ?.••• *<? < .................... .. . .< . /- . •. *" • • MCKrovk tub Aging Cards Short On Infielders; Marion May Be Out Until Mid-June Bj JACK HAND ST. PETERSBURG, Apt. 4 —(/Pj—Shortstop Msrty Minor, tcmsini manager Msrty Marion's nuin problem i t the Si. Louit Cirtlim li breik camp i l the end of spring (Mining. “ If I u n plsy o|wmn| dsy 111 be lucky." m il Minon. “ Out Hy HI) IIA Itl'K K nolly llemui11lmmm.. Iwcn p playing p m i< > »--------- --at short or aerond. good, I'm not in worried ■nyiriages iengendered by the •Shortage’s llrdeat Marion (.217) la ready moie “ Korean War have liclaytsi de ur Die Cut d i make a d ia l, llem u i (In HI. Louis yesterday Fred livery of steel for Sanford's new Silifh, owner of l lie (.ar-llnsls. la the like ly opening day short- Municipal Hladiiiln ami the Giants Mill .Marion would not t* trade atop. Holly hit .237 u l GulUuii.ti. a rr going to h a w to open (he sea­ l a it Mason after a tp iin g trial to l'lny liefotr June.) son in the dilspioaieii end wrath>l.i. iim'ii kmc hat Imn •low w ith Ht. I Aiuin A« Marion says -I I-a(eo old s t iu r lu ir un tho to respond nflcr an off-srasori ■H i grow* —ii von.” D irk C o ir, n 27H batter a; co, ner of M rllcnyilio nml Celery iqwrattsn at first he hoped to ItiH'hrttcr in I960, alto w ill l». Avenue* plav aome of the exhlbitluns. l.str-l estimates are lhal Without Marion the Carlinalt' kept for infield inturanea. •he flub won't lie able In A - a last retort, Marion might Infield lun only one established mote into Ike gleaming new professional — second Itai'nian s h ift Kehorndirntt to short ami stadium unlit early in June, p lay llrm u t at second. Hut Hod's Red Schoendienil (.276). The holdup hinges entirely on The Cardinals arc an iiniellled arm is hardly up to shnitsto’i Ike lights since enough seat* lull dub with several dsiiarei duties any mmc. are mailable lo accumulate Ntan Mu»lal (2M 4), the battimr •pot*. Perhaps Saiffh will be aide a large crowd now. Hut no to awinir a deal fur holdout champ, Is the solid man ol the lights can lie installed until Howie Pullet (14-13), an an r liili. In fact, he Is Just aliou* the steel superstructure of lefty who eonlil rrc-an a ptiinanl T I I K ball ilu h Marlon hopes to the stadium is put up. play Musial ill Is-ft and Kuos to IliooUvn. The new urian gi'iiii nt t< going Klimi-top help ami tight hand­ Siauchter I2J‘. «)) In right. Als» lo lie immeasurably belter from ed hit till* |Kte l*e ill the outfield H ip u l-k i, 2127 at Columbus, Ga the standpoint of everyliody runare inuita to the lied lllrda whose in Class A . had n shot a( re n lrr. ret tied when the new |uirk is I f Musial has |o play renter, fifth.plan finWh In IPMl waa finishes!. AI the old field the their flrat out of the flrat di­ the left field juh w ill go to light |Hiles were only u few e ith e r B ill Howerton (.281) «r vision alnce 1938. fret f loin the diamond nml play­ “ VVr nerd a lot of a lot of l u r r y f ’ laffo n r, a M i hitter ai ers mo the ii«k of hieaking their H(>eheslrr. thing*," aald Marlon, “ to he a neiks In making an all out at­ contender. Our atrong point Is tempt to gather In high foul oar pitching Staff." •■alls. fo r the flrat time in yeira the Although the stadium won't lie Card starling staff will he new this year's tram will. Man­ aredonilnantly right handed. |'o|> ager Itlrhir Klaus ha* lieen trim­ let It the nnlv southpaw In Ma> ming his squad gradually, atrial)'* lilt nf regular starter*. Irmiitliig to pick up pitching and Cloyd Boyer (7-7), George (Redt an infield. Ho far no positron i* Hunger (7-8), Gerry Stalev lly TBD MKIRIt nailed down aside from his own m - f f l ) . Tout I'oholaky (18-8 at NEW YORK. Apr. 4-d/7T- shortstop slot, hut the team Is Rochester) ami t'ollet are the W ill llatllrflcld l>e aa gocwl i beginning to shape up. •tarter*. three-ycnr-old lhl» rcadng «eaThe Giant*' have hern winning PohoWky rites high In Mirlon't son as he was last year when he regularly from other I) rlulw book a i “ the best looking pitcher waa voted th# champion two- in the Glanta' camp arul there In temp." The six-foot-three 200- year-old T I* every Indication that 1051 may pounder wet moat vilu ible play­ The answer may be forthcom­ bring the Celery City at least er In the International Leagu* in g today at Jamaica Racetrack a flrft division club if not a whore the pride of tho George pennant winner. Merlon plen* to ipot Harry D. Wldenrr Stable makes ht* 1961 tre ebeen ( l - t l ) and*Msx Laoler debut In tho 120,000-addod six I'etrr Schell, the ubiquitous 111-*). reteren lefthanders, furlong Experimental Handicap Florida Mate l.cagur HullsInst selected teams. AI lira- No. 1. liclan and former • perta (11-1) and Ted Wilke (9-0) This Is the first big eastern editor of the Herald, t e w handle the relief work. I f pravlew of Krntucky Darby eli­ eat with ea Inlrlgulag set arm doeen't rome around. gible* and h i* drawn an over­ • f figures the other day. Bob llabonlehi. 10-10 at night field nf 17 thrao yaar-olds, Meema aa II Baaford I* leadmbus In the American Aa- o f which Battlefield and 10 others lag (he league la perrealise it ion, may lie (he righthander have been nominated for the Kenef games woo since the FRL (he bullpen. W llki ha* been tucky classic at Churchill Down* waa orgaalied. ibewlng good form In trill run*. next month. The Glanta have won 769 of 9 rr Ihisak 10-21, Kurt Krrtger, IVInntr of |I0H,077 a* a Juve­ 1,421 games playrd for an i m ­ 114 at Columbus and Joe I’ ttiko, nile, Battlefield ruled a solid age of .6.14—two point* better Teaas LearOe strikeout king with overnight choice at little Iwttor thou Daytona lleach. Although • record nt Houston, round than even money riespitn the log the Ineals nave won oniy one field arul his top weight of 124 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■inM1930P p i.• they _ J f IL. pennant— have com4) 1 Mlisell, the “ Ufthimied pounds. Kddic Arraro was slated piled igcrey resjHttahle win Jos•t sky. IMan" will get every to rb|e him from number nine t reactI* oaob'year. I Wife to make it although he post position. Tho Islaiuter* havn won more Dmory cxpricnte. "Vine* UnMin»J|i wort’ nl* last <<ve gamoa but tbny Jiave a|*g niayod Li*: was In Class R at lOftn suit*. Im I uddly ran fourth morn which snnunt* for the dls4), N., C. last teaere ho had a 17*7 m o ld 2*7 gfrlkeouts. Rtakr* when ho was beaten hy Thr l.lons Club Junior Baseball Joe Garaglola (.11 Hi complete­ Win or I amc, Nullify and Iliad. Is a riir and Ihr IM a rr Club ly terorcred from a broken Win or Lo*« was disqualified tbs tram* have itren operating for •toqldcr that sidelined him most neat day. officially making Bat­ two weeks now with an nrcllent 'IA will be the No. I ntchor. tlefield third. tuiudut ill boy* atjlH r diamonds I^mg shut bettor* may gam behind tba (ireyhiiUnd Hu* AtaRice (.241) and Dill Harnl, M 21ko hitter at Columbus, O. hop* from this incident and shop lion ami on Ninth Street. ar»un<l among the other derby drill be the other*. Enthusiastic manaarr* and umpire* in the two ledguaa Marion's Inflrbt I* a major eligible*,^ To Market (121) who midwest have kept the Ifam* going i f 'wrll.ln tho ‘ ............last year. headache. Fltsi base pi<>i«i>lv dUl and huill up Inlet ret among I .. General Htaff Will go ('■ Nippy Jones, making I aim I I’utnam ((120), Ibe boy*. The program haa a fine (omrbark after a rplnal (114, Count Turf (111). Jumbo been oarh a surer** that Ikk dl»e operation. Nippy hit .2.11 In (110), Ri’iwtniro (111), Black arller tor an# la bealanlag I I games with the Cards last Douglas H U ), I'ur Hang (110) In revise hi* akcpllral opin­ foil. If big Htcve Bitko 2130 at Hickle's Image (IIU ) and Hall of ion* about the future of Rorhestcr, ran make It, Jones Fame 41041). sport* in the rounlry. Thr nttn-dcrhy eligible* arc (hr might to third le » r . They need lo crowd all available right tn lry of Nullify (III*) and Fath­ In looking over thr Chicago handed hitting Into the lineup er Tiber (1021: I'irtu* (116): to niniH In lug easy picking for Iswas ( 11(1): lilt Back (IIM ) ami Gull* rrrottl In.nl. |hr other day we rantr arm** thr startling IMatoon (1041. aoulhpawa. Uncle Millie and llig Stretch, fact Ihnl H pltrhrr iiotord Hutch. Tommy (ilaviano (.2HA|, pla rueil .unit hy arm attn trouble, (rouble, and K«kll! Kdtlii two of the more proinliunl Derby Kasak *' ail erratic field#’ nominees, hut were not enteml. fasak |.“ t.2M». m* y*|ill the third Imse work. They are aapectod to run In lha Holly llentus a .237 bailor at Kxpcrinmtal No. 2 at the mile Columbus. Will be thr utility man and nno • sixteenth route nest wosrk. i f ■w W u ^iiraysafJiSr ■RRfcfciaBSlSfi'Jift & ^ , A* ' * - ' • • . . , ...... gAwroM) iix iu u j , gANMhii. rumm. K ram er Win* In Straight First S tart With from tha New York H ors e s Mouth Veteran Righthander Battlefield Runs In Experimental; Is Derby Favorite W t • :•f v ■ Allows But One Hit In 5 Inning Stint Sanford Glanta To Chooae ’51 Bat Boy Tho Baaford Glaalo hart opeaod competition la tho W iU N to D A V AHL t. Oosterbaan A n d 1951Scaion Should Be Return To Hutson Named At “Normalcy” After Records Of ’SO F o o tb a ll’s Beat "O fficial Bat Bay" easiest. Ctab Director Charlie Morrlana aaaoaacrd today. Boy* wUhlag t « try aat for Ike posi­ tion are instructed la write a M ward essay deaertbiog Ihrir reaaoa* far waallag la be bat boy for tho focal club. All rntrfoa should ho addressed lo Now York Glanta. P. O. Ibis NF.W BRUNSWICK. N. J.. Apt. 1249, Hanford. The winner will | 4 —(A*) One ol them now it be official bat buy fur Ike club, be furnished with a regulation | coach at hi* Alma Mater. Michi­ gan. The other it an automobile uniform and go ua all trips with the clab daring the sea­ dealer at Green Bay. Wi*. The son. ( lasing dale for the con­ namci arc Bennie Oosterbaan and test k Apr. 19. All entries Don Hutton— names that will will be Judged by a committee lingrr in the mind* of football (am of New Yorb Giant Kiecntive* including Farm Hyslrm Man­ at long a* there i* football. ager Carl llubhell and Farm Hutton, the icnialional patsHccretary Jack Hehnari. Hutson Receives 629 Points As Top End For Hall Of Fame S IL V E R SPRINGS. Apr. 4— (Spbeiall— 1( Florida Slate League £ winning and lotiag streak history repeats itself as the ciicuil sets out t u its 12th season of play Friday night. Apr. 13. this will be the year that they'll be about “normal", it is indicated in figuirs tctcaicd at league headquarters here today by Secretary Peter Schaal. , For, without exception, when a league yen enas wdh two or ■ 1■ ■ 1 -■ ' '♦three tcahie* recmdlng Ijug win. nlng or losing streaks, the follow­ ing year has,hem one of stability in thn-e fields: > Last yersr four tram* turned By ASSOCIATED PRESS In Innger-than-wcrrnge streaks. NEW ORLEANS, Apr. 4— <>P> DrLan.l tied a 1939 record set ^ —Manager Leo Durochcr of the hv Hartford in.nmning 14 stialght, New York Giants said tedsy hu only to so*' Daj-tona hrrak the knew nothing about a report that new mark hy whining 15 straight. the Glanta were seeking to sign Orlando ran' up an eleven gamo Kramer, who rrporled late southpaw Johnny Vandci Mecr. winning slfeak to roual u rluu • (ter s prolonged holdout, was Durochcr said hr had talked mark it set in 1916. while Palatka with Glanta owner Horace Stnne- set an nIT-timc rreord for an told the oilier day by Manager Leo ham yesterday morning and Arab a Duimlirr lo start pitching if he m try hy losing 15 catching end at Alabama and Htnneham did not mention Vandrr straight. ■ . *»inter! to stick with the Giants. later the profrviional Green Bay Mrer. The southpaw, who trained * The Islanders' 15 straight is The New Oricnn* veteran met Packer*, and Gotletbian. one ol fame in 19.78 with two conaecu- top* in that divls'en, whereas the challenge with a brilliant per­ live no-hit games, was rvlcaaed when It tomes to losing attrak-, Michigan's greatnt athlete*, have recently by the Chicago Cub-. formance yesterday In Mobil*, Ala. the Gainesville G-Men o f 1946 *< tbr Giants ’ haded vbn Hinton been chosen cndi on the Associat­ dropped T2 rtralght. the aecnnj lliaves, Hi m. Kram<*r allowed only JACKSONVILLE^ Apr. 4—tAI ed Press All-Time All America one hit ami m> run* In five Inning*, — Ro*ton‘a Red os |day the fit nt worst figure in the history o f tho tram., lie walked four and fanned there. game of their homeward Journey minor leagues! After II yean o f play, no (toaterl-aan and Hutson thu* liutoy against Jacksonville nf the Kramer, who claimed he wa* Hanford ti am has won over 14 Hunliury capitalised on erratic qualify for top rnnsiiirratlon for Class A Hally League. "railroaded" out o f the American Manager Steve O'Neill will u»e straight, rtor lost more fhan 10 l.ragtir last year hy the Ibnton Hanford hurling yesterday to ld**t election t o Hip football hall of Defjvnd'a 11 -traii'lit lied Sox, won only three game* out 16 runs to Hanford's .1 a* fame, which I* planned for Rut­ pltrhcra ivillan l Nixon and Hili strslrht topped tlrut eluh’s previous liest of ami lost sis for the Giant* in the local club was unahlr to stem ger* University where the first Evans. With a surplus o f hurthr avalanche of runs. game wa* played in 1869. O'Neill will havr to get rid of nine sltalgtit set in 1941. The IteJ 1360. “ I’m delighted with the honor," The Giants pushed thrrr runs lent and plans lo keep only ten, Hats' longest losing streak was The hlg righthander won Ik raid Oostcrluun when told o f thr In the first Inning and still held cither Evan* nr Paul lllnrtrh*— a 11-game hffalr in 1977. game* for thr Hnx in 1948 but Until they set the new mark o f « selection at Ann Arbor, where he a one run edge going into the drafted from the New York Yan­ tailed o ff In 1919 following a lip­ 15 straighF’ Win- last year, th e f} I* head footliall coach o f the fourth when the dam broke. Jim kees. ped shoulder niuselr in the spring, Irest previous Daytnna Heach win lie won *1* and lost eight, and Giddlirtg took over thr mound Mlrhigan Wolverines. HA VAN N A IL g7.. Apr. 4—(<17 streak was II yumes, v-t in 1940. Hutson, visiting In Hollywood when asked to take the full 25 from Hchult and promptly gav* —The Philadelphia Phillira and Their worst tinsing streak taw 12 percent rut. lie balked. Thr lied up right walks giving Bunlmry e*prr««e» the same sentiments whrn atlvi*ed of Iks all-time bal­ Brooklyn Doursrs rlash hero to­ reenrdrrl In |1*47. Box sold him to the Glanta while six runt. (ialmsvilto'x best winning streak In thr fifth Goldcbrrg wa* still loting rooducted in a nationwide night‘ In their fifth inerting of Kramer was still holding oat. was a lJ-gairtt alfatr w ( in 1917, |Mdl of sport* wrltere and sporte- thr spring campaign. wild walking four and giving up Durnchrr *#rved Kramer with The final rncnuntrr between the whilv uiuti they drojrped thou; raster* liv the A P in conjunction the "pitch or else" ultimatum af­ four «afrltc* for »tx more runs. with the Hall of Fame. He waa tw* team*— until Ih* regular . 32 airuijjltt In 19*4, the worst Centerflclder Tim Dolan pro­ ter the pitcher had complained ol assistant coach after Ida placing season begins— will la* played to- the G’t Mxl ever dope waa right a stomachache Hunday ami showed vided thr Giant’s with same con­ day* at Green Bay until 1348. morrow at Jacksonville. straight defeats In 1936! solation hy lashing nut a .140 up at thr nark only to take two Lick Hitler's first homer of Paiatka's best winning effort to foot triple, but otherwise ttu "When I was at Alabama from aspirin tablets and raturn to hi* th* training season yesterday at dat* i* a Jt'-caim' streak in. 1949, 1 9 .1 1 to 1936," said Itutoon, "th a n local club was particularly unhotel. sv* th* Phil* and 11- while last year's 16-game losing ^ Impremslvo. were two things I wanted Very Miami Another veteran righthander, Inning |R decision over the Dod- string was its worst since a 12much—to he all America and to The Minneapolis Millers downed game st ring. In 1939. little Murry Dickson, also turned play In tha Root Bowl. Thera Last year saw th* Orlando a neat Job yesterday. Dickoan, who the Ottawa Giants 8 to 6 after weren't a lot of howl gamoo then." * X o k l . pitcher Paul Stuffel yesterday waa sent to the Baltimore Senatota equal their 1946 rreord no-run earns for the Cards against scoring six runs In the first two Il» realised hoth ambitions In farm club. of winning II straight, while a faw .roar* ago tossed a no-klt Innings In an exhibition game the 1934 eaason. the worst losing streak the Henathe Yanks, pitched Pittsburgh to a here yesterday. Tho Millers, I960 American "1 guess tha Roe* Bowl goose ORLANDO. *Apr. 4—oP)—Cln- lota ever had was in 1938 when Association Champs, bold a two against Stanford, Jan. I, 1036, clnnatl onyx manager Luke Se­ they dropped IL IP* i D O game edge In their sjiring ex­ was the highlight o f my college well, may come up with th* best l^i-sliurg'a best winning effort hibition series with their Ottawa career. I caught quite a faw pitching this year since the Reds emu in 1938 when they copped coueins. passes, and wa won. I think tba copped the Woild Championship II strlght, while their worst Tookle Gilbert, Miller first •cor* was 29 to 13." In 1840. losing strrak came in 1949, a lacker, hit a home run and fig. Ewell Blackwell, Howard Fox. lt-gami' streak. Oosterbaan, too, cao tall about (T turd in four of eight double th* Bos* Bowl. In his last two Herman Wehmsisr. Krundy Raf Only four clubs—Hanford. Day. ‘ ‘ ‘ lay* during the game. Kudy seasons his teams have won two frnaborger ami Winllc Ramsdrll toua, Gainesville, and Orlando— ufer, Miller shortstop, collect­ Big Ten title*, and Michigan b * t —expect fo r occasional lapsesran look hack after II season* Br W ILL GBIMIILKY ed three kits in four trips to California last Jan. 1 In the are fenerally showing midof Iraeue plav and sav they had AUGUHTA, On.. Apr. *— VPhRoao Howl. 14-0. a year in which they never lost “ We’ vs got to get a commit*loesr |op both club* in hitting. I f Bddie Erautt snd Rud lly The Michigan All America o f innie than Hirer straight, a re- I -rand gel one quick— or our 1926 and 1927 to, a native o f erly come through with relief murkablr feat. game U liable lo got all fouled kluakegon, Mich. And wtta a nine- pitching, maybe Rewsll'a optimism Hanfotd's great 19,19'Club under up." letter man In college. Only lack of wont seem too out of place. » T ABHOCIATKD PRKHH Dale Alexander was (timed hack Tho words were the*# o f Jimmy time prevented him frem a44ing •hr** •times in a r o w nnlv once • Drrenre*. but they re-echoed Motor Today a, ;yea.- m o —Minneapolis to his athletk 8T. PLTKKtiBUKG, Apr. 4 - that year. Daytona Beach aet throughout Uio make o f profes­ as chosen os the alto for tha baseball and. 8 L Louis Cardinals anlit a similar .dovlalle record. !but . sional golf, aow torn h v .a outN- C. A. A. basketball fin. had no *h atm • costple of days after tflee, Mag in 1038 and 1039. Gainescession of hittor eogtrW drefod. ' y doe* But Ulelr spring, train­ He rejected ... nie did It in 1937, while In 1*48 “ This ia • wonderful eport of Flva year* ago— Montreal de­ ing camp here today. iy it wa* was good good thlaodo ci'uld x4y our* hut unltto we « 8» someone feated Boston, 44 for its third IMill offers and btcama Half the squad will e<> to eBoUgh lo luae thrr in ftoldiag H. Toot, the late rra atrsight only to run the show and rori It right straight victor in the Stanley Houston. Tex. About 20 player* at Michigan. Four ntid u half years ose time. the Bityers and the public will Cub hockey playoff finals. ago he lawamr the No. 1 assistant will accompany manager klnrty lore 'ronfldsnce," Demarat added. Ten year* ngo— Carl 8torck and barkflshi coach te Marion to Columbus, Ga^ for o Fr Frits Crto* Tha dapper Masters champion resigned as president of the Na­ am t athletic a gams tomorrow night with the rtub. from OJai. Calif.. sUU'raahiee tional Professional Football I.ensue ler. When Crtoler bream* The Blown*' victory against director two yaare age, Bennie local baU club, ntan Musial, from the )600 Tina he bitterly pretesting the appointep Knee Slaughter and Red Bchoen- tbeir San Adtonlo .farm club moved up to head eh. a few Week* ago far hero last night wa* ‘ only their m*Bt o f Klmer Laydcn as comkto When ilutaon left Alabama be dictut are among those going to the MexicanI Open O fourth o f.(t h r ’ prin* training mka loner. movoil on to Green Bay an4 M i Georgia. Demarct ---------- k contended Ttruaty ... . yrere ago—Maureen all sorts nt National Football •all TLcatight to play whom H ARLIN G EN, Tex., Apr. 4 - f n * O m i t won Um Women's North rreord* Ir. nine years • f starAisoc and South Golf championship at The Prnfeetfonal Go (A^—Manager Jock Taylor I* los­ i. iatlon Tournament Commlttoa rul­ Pinehunt, N. C. TUCSON. .\ r 7 r A p r . 4—<A7— Now lean, tanned aud 68, with ing sleep over nt* St. Loui* ed he and a half doten others who Browns' poor spring showing, but Tlie New York, Yankee player* hihair thinning slightly at the wae fined 9200—all complained1 President Rill Dewitt says h* have ibeidihl to a*k a minimum hltlrrly In the l*OA chlcftnn# but l f l threc-Ul victory over the temples, lltil-on ha* a lot o f Isn't worried. of F2.1 for any future gumt apIdea of pre.-ni *!*)' football. It didn't do any good. Chicago Cube at Houston, Tex. "You newspaper guy* worry iwaraorea on radio, television or Ilr'* n im iirn l fiNilliall i» better “ Aa long aa player* are asked T h«' Gw*1* ' *core«l In Ih* fl loo much over the victories and other funriions during the spring to rule against players *r# will J»i*»l*»M Without a hlL Wally West ihui e .ii. ,10 1 I tie two platoon loaae* in the spring," Dewitt training season. They adapted the lusve animosity, diasention and un- j*be walked, stole second, moved I* hete to stay. told i t Loui* ruportei* with the rule at a mc«Lpg on Monday. rest." said Ohesil, the lifonied to thlni on a pasted hall and Th" *'ar a n n t all »bed out ................................ .... countod on Gsorge Htrteklau I' now ftom ilefet *lve work. They party fly ball. Omtr Lowtt and Dntrli perfumi at Itieu la-»l under tbv Leonard limited the Pirate* to two plaltam syslem." ruling on our many problem*. lie said something should be "W n y, It's a ridiculous situa­ two safeties. Mike Garcia, hefty rlihthandrr •to r to lake the pressure off tion—Just llkt Joe DiMaggio rush­ 'and Indiana, went the mmrhea. ing in from tha outfield and call•Then’ Is Inn much rmphuaU oo __ Indiana turned bock Ing Ted WUItoBu set at second." New York Yankees, 8-8. at winning every single game. I f Three member* o f' this man ruling body o f barnstorming Tucson. Ati*. G#»»i* |nii„Utei a tr_ rdJru|u tig . gstac —skc - p « pie want to drop the roach, too. golf- lawson Uttle. Ilorttin Hmtlh nine hit*. The I k LouU Canto won a 8-4 That Isn't healthy." nnd Clayton Henfner—agreed JoA natire » f I’inr llluff, Ark., day to the arul# need e f a itrm d»«)ete?i over the Detroit Tiger* at Ht. Pelerahurg. The Cards Ilutsnn wa* Ira ling -rnrrr In thr controlling band. "There** certainly a lot of folk wrapped it up with three rutu In NFL four straight year*, and ror n commissi*ner */*t I think the seventh Inning with the aid set ■ league scoring mark In Hutson received 829 points In o f b doubt* error hy shortstop It would he « fin* thing If 1942 with 138 point*, Johnny Llpon. rould afford It and could _ Washington won n free-hitting the poll for ends, Oosterbaan got right man," saM Smith, seerotas 14-18 victory from the Cincinnati 849 lo boat out Frank Hinksy, o f the P0A. Yale All America of the «B »fr Ileafner, the hlg North Care* Th* ‘ Ultodsfthfc Athletic* de­ 1890'* and California'* gm tt Brick Han luterjeetedt "The pareon need ahmiui be a promoter a* well feated the Atlanta Cracker*, 8-4 Holler, l * t t all America. They as arbitrator. If ht** the right man • l A IA Ianla, Ga* winning on a were named to tha second terttn. On th* third at* Wax F *a % . Inning on hit by Hilly llilchhe can promote the gam* enough Ohio BUt* All America of I921MIO tie^naake the Job financially pro- cock. In other fs iu t , tha 8L. Louis and Leon Hart, Notre Dama’a IM0 d their 11-game All America. The name ef A. D. (Happy) Browns hy downing Hun Chandler, rejected commissioner fotlng Antonio, 4*11 Beaumont inlo, 4*11 Beaumont nipped Charlienipped Ridenour, f r e a h m t of.............. ba**toll,, lS* haa ba boan offered aa Chicago White lo g , 8-8, and wratling roach at P*nn Bint*, - pooalbfllty far tto golf post, Philadelphia Phillis* won a defeated only «nre as 8a but moot or th* links tourists aald In lax ' tog preferred a waa more 4 3 victory over Brooklyn . . , graduate giapplsr. lly k a I p i i r o d b n .\»«ucUtcd I’rca* Maori* Writer iiandsomc Jack Kramer, Icmpcituous righthander o f the New York Giints, confronted with a “ pitch or cite" ultimatum, lut come through with (lying colors. Training Camp Notes Sanford Is Beaten BySunburyl5To3; Dolan Hits Triple Golf Commissioner DemandedByPros; Jones Is Suggested — ft R 8FOBTS — -‘ MIRROR '«fiSra’la -1' « as Top Amateurs And WM,t hMfl “ a,,,nurwud 1*0*1 lime today ha* tenta­ Professionals To been set for 3t4A P. M. Pirates May Wear tively Fa ir weather wa* forarast. Meet At Masters orts This Year: San ford - Orlando By HDiKI.ING H U P P K Y A1IG1IHTA, Ga., Apr. 4—(AVey Undecided Kennel Club Entries litre* Kore golfers lake • dam KW ORI.EATfB. Apr. ! - ( * > - Klner in Kantlos . . . . . Westlake showing elf ffo gg y knees . . . . Cateher Clyde McCullough In dcacdlele enstume • and most fascinating of all, Gborh I tonus Wagner wearing leas than under horn at hie moet tropical. It max come to that. ' Branch Rickey, who master Wnde the Pittsburg Pltmlee, has * " lf. n * « thinking about sanding • b*y* onto (to playing field •tort*, tto tight kind which K* people think max bosom* b*enm* *x may TOSIUNfU s x u r n a x i F I M T RACBi Poison Arrow. It* l-atlsnt. pixjleu. ar,CONI> RACBi (>war D, Lscllts Scott. tn«|i*a4 T llllt li nZcM: Fast Mmsrtlc. Ilowdr's lluby. North la s * FOUltTII IIACBi Ranch KaMsr. ImAy Twlllgh*. Tsek tip FIFTH HACK: llussr. Fire Rug. O flis . ■n rrit k a c R i Nat- t:oi*m*h. pm ale N-. Tugboat Annl*. BBVNNTlt ItAt'H: Uoblcsn. Olllo Oliver. Ilsepr aooacr. R tairril ttACr.i Miss Darby. Are Ivoter, itiMplatar. NIKTIt HACKi Daarh Btar. Hn, liantln*. Hsvsjslt*. TKNTII HAOKt Caret*** Haa*. Morgan. Chleo D*Ua ToaiUHTW RNTKIRS i& baseball uni- ‘WJWTTR..... . (VDoal. Hassr Buek. Pol SOB E to *® L*ttx “ "V-Sa.’i'.SaLRSdlft ;’ ivSa.,,a s r s t ,i.is:,i: .mss. Cosy r w . ,*trr,-"S r tofifo*’ a^D odgar^fom •I tnr Aufuitu National lumortow dnf* i® whin thr golf course which usually Whip* them. The Msstnr* Tournament staHi at II A. M. on Iho hlg and Innocont looking National eourae wait­ ing outside 1U 97-year old club house for thle selected field of player*. This U the fl,900-yard* of roll­ ing, pitching fairways and broad and slick- _green* where ...... t ago goes down as acore* go up. Eight hun­ dred golfers her# played in M4 other Masters and only 87 havo b«Btrn per orer tha four-round ut*. Ralph Guldahl ami Claud* k------■■■ hav* -• ■ dor-, tmt*i than Harmon B any others—two 279*0. 1 GREYHOUND r , 1- r U talu— L lM on * t - ( i f , , nine, 38 on tto bock for 71 sou etooaV osaoctotad wltk tto |tM . don't waat aa actlv* for 288 for four rounds. preftorioaal carUlalr," «*id Otot- Tto tori »n rdf 1* tow, Jost *L "A a I4tal maa would to Bob­ a* It alwoy* to —Jin. Fxrrtor. by John, a credit to golf and with Mnoad, Ben Hogan, 'jf t o t y h lawyer'* mini But I*m afraid Llojn Many rum and ret, Lloyd liow- Dcmaret, nl*. North Bobby1* health wouldn't stand for llaky. Itraeo Aa*. R< : On. th* others who Itow ^w to ^ a y tto wwklY , rtret Blriag, ArttM Iloowa. tb* tto losUr of *5 >r3 d • fot, U t f do I S TOR! 8 F .M .!'* ? unirv Mart- touch o f Interna,Vnallsm. m Luka. Tufhaal Anar*. KOI ■pssdstar. Whlrlls'a 1321 or tto NBtfoadl Coen* Frrrtor. Hto gnaw was ron Nelson and Georg* Von Elm, bsttsred^^r a champion oach in hto Urn*. To- tto boat la tb* ffold for three day (to y are among tto alder M d s half round*. T to a It bestaU*m *n of irol f . 11l o t t ( m v m m w w x mb* I. • 1B4H OUa Ctoh Ckaa A i A Pla : i» * -> J- • * - / • w a F ilf Writ 4 C �We d n e s d a y |„, | ahh. •, m i T H E S A N F O R D HERALD. S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ril- ■■ I*BJJ ------ « FU RN ITU RE X. DR. H. K. RING 1 | OFFICESUPPLIBS CHIROPRACTOR | O’NEAL - BRANCH C O M P A N Y "Fine Office Line* Since *80" Pine at Court Sts. Pfc. 2-4833 Flat** call for appointment j Phone 1732—1740 l-ccal Notice thi < « i ntx IV flu: inlMT nr Stanley-Rogcrs Hardware Co. ! 214 SANFORD j i i h .u u o n io L t i tw tx rx . rLOHIIII. IX I'll Dill T il IN UK i KO TATR <11* II II X lt'lltllK A II l T il U l . I K K i m D I I * A \ ll I’ KW• O U IIA V IX Ii CIAIM S ON DO* m s n * III II N .T U ID C lT IT R ) You anil i x h o f fun nr* h rru k f nulllldl tn J r*| iu in l (o f t . N t l any claim, amt il.g i.n ia which you. » r *lth«y itf yiiu, nny h a t. again # ' |»b# ..ta le o f It. II M l l l t l T p i t \ <l»tc *•*,!. 1*|* iif .old County. I<* *h* County Jiular nf M im iuili C oon iy. Florida, at III* u tllf* In th* cou rt houw o f .*14 Cuanly *1 danlwro. I ’lorld*. within richt alemtar luunih. Irutii lb * 11m# of Ihr fleet ..h llc D im o f l l.l • untie*. r * t b tin Ini vr demand »h*ll bi iu * i l | . In*, and *liatl slat# tli# f l a i r nf t r a li. n if and |m»» i office a iliir n . of III* claimant, and *l>atl hr an urn 1In l*y in . i ial.uanl ay.in , ... a l* I lornry, and «n> >uch . laliu o r d«mand mil «,> fllod .hall I * void i*l*n od i lln N A L .li \V M L 'IIIIIC A I. A . »iln iln l.tf*lo r o f (h r LUiata of It. II Mulrhcad. durfaard I'lr .l putillm llon Match ft, 1*1! AVE. Phone 1361 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. COURTEOUS SERVICE PRICES QU ALITY RIGHT MERCHANDISE ^VW VW VVVVW W VW V CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD A. D. ROSIER TELEPHONES 180 and 1071 Room 104 Kaaford Atlantic National [tank HM». DISTRIIIUTOIt FOR JOHNS— M AN V H .LK i% m i m t im * t iii: J i u n i:. » r : t t i a i i i .i : • r t T i ; «»• t i . i m i i i t . IT r lM M IT T Il HUILDING PRODUCTS MUTUAL DO YOU GKT DIVIDENDS ON YOUR HOME — BUSINESS INSURANCE ? Phone 101 U. M. Boyd BOyp^UlflLLflCE | 0 • I N S U R A N CE (*•' MMNOOIII g* AUTO N. I'arh Aye. Al A ip h a lt Hording Hoofing in W altar* Phone in ; t i i i : KdtTATi: m* at h a .v n o t i : m : u . i : yy i u IM , m ..it T il « l.l. t t l li iN • Asphalt TSte • AnbctitON Terra Hex Floor Tile • Rock Wool A llic Inxulnllon • Itlazc Coal id lin g Panels 112 ^ A s Im' s I i n 3— REAL ESTATE FOR H A L F _ 3 For EtadD HOMES - HOME SITES ACREAGE — GROVES RANCHES— RANCH LAND A ll types of Rrnl Estate Phonr 1*81 110 S. Park Avo. NEW 4 Room house. Call aflrt 5:30. 1532-11.2 crrrwirmi>o706:— TT. f.ltowtn* ram apair to •u Waai a * , h m m m I tm laniard M h l l i I ■ I • M Uws I f * * n Ha* IMartian fhasa l i t pa* Ila* Inaarilaa tint*# Oa par Hm Inaarilaa ttn.au P i par Una Inaarilaa ri.a O itd . la lb* lie*. DaaMa rata far biarh far* rap*. PHONE 148 Waal Ada aalll h* arraalrd •tar lb* H ttfk ta t *a aaraaaraa- kt* .r r ju r s c r ralara dap «bia arranamadatlaa lb* ttr tn b o r la at par lad t* pay pad*.pity. P i ardar tar aa ta raadrr lb* Mai paaalbl. arrtlr*. 1All ttaal Ada Btaal ba la ta t af* 82. •bo day balara pahllraPlana* Oblllr aa •■■aadlatalv It tra t m t aa i at* ta ytntr ad. We n a ta l ba raapaaalbla (aa *Mt* I bad a a . lararraat la a n . THE HiSRALD SANFORD I? —1 FOR RENT AklaAJLA A r A T t flN T S , bad ttoroo « • w . n m PhoM 480*'8 nOOM HOUSE for rent. ‘J hod faipiihfd. (SfKid 11brution. Phhon<? i 1013-M. FtJhNlSIlfcD 4 room*. Clean downrtaira, 811 Park. Apply N A S S A U Apt. Oronga City. Modant 8 room, Bath, Puinlrhad Apta. All apla. all Elaelrie Kitthee—Twin Bod*. Adult Couptoa only. Fbowo O. C. 83. Practically naw. Ihrar bedroom homr. In Mayfair. V eiy modern and beautifully landaraprd. Pile nl for quick »ale. ‘ •OUR IIKDROOM I Inure, built 4 .........„ .............. yo*ig nifn with all improvement* On w rg rr i-M. i>-> a ’l.'rtb tCkivli.J ........ .. >-«■ iniln «*ai uf Otlaiidn, I rude fiom nriv livihIintr* of Fl'irnld Faihlonr Mitll oHIar bain't. Furtiffh-xl or uufurnLha^.' iT r ic i •2,110(1, 'Mmall d*tm pay mint, l o t f o f f fo r all. Roth fo r ttimap. A lto nrxt to It. rt lintriom bout*. « •» Jutt Lni.hnl. For Italt, P rW I WOO. Tat. 4048, Orlnndn. RLH Box IIS-F. t BEDROOM h'iu«c. Oood loeOtlun. T rim . If derlrrd It. A. W ILLIAM S He) mond L. Lunduulat. Aoaociite Sanford AHatHir Bank Huildiag Phone 1873 6 N L Y A FEU’ I . U T ------Large Iota on Lake Harney and St John* llleer. Nicely wooded, 1infect natural r a n d beach. KlectrieUv available. RAYMOND M. RALL. Rt .Itor M. D. Hlghlej tuaa, AoaoHata Florida Plata Bank Building LA K E *FR O N T HOME IMOO.OII. U t 430 x 80 Ft.. Cleaned Benrh, 2-Badrooms, Living room. Both. Kllehan, Breakfa.t Nook, Utility room. Some finishing to he done on house. A lio several Lake Front U fa roe Sola. W. J. M U lor, Lako Ronr. Flo. — 1 r OWNER Small farm—« roomi, nice bath. nfuetios ItQTAIty ,B LADE— l/ntumJlLitmal j 18— N <H I (T.S -1' E RHONd LH — 13 W guaraptem i. Im m wlm tr d r UVeU, 1'|»N dttuokalluUon, any A M & fe g e ? .u Trod* mark paints 13A0 gal. Saw KhaW Uadankiila 44c each AU also tarpaulinx A R M Y -N A V Y SURPLUS •tin Hanford A rt. Ph. 1321 RO Ck I .A T I I , SHEET HOCK. N A IL S , P I P E , S T E E L IM M ED 1ATK D E L IV E R V . P II O N K Moa-At-tM-NY-C ICE BOX—66 lb. capacity, late v v . j ^ . st. ARTICLES W A N T8 H W* buy, sail A trada furnlturs. Wnion.Matrr Purm. ■ore r.^ i n v «.» 7— a w Prla-Llyexlork-Suppllea »t* —7 2 FRESH Jersey milk um». Phonr _ R 78 NEW 'HAMPSHIRE Red Pul­ let*-Soon lie laying. Mr*. Willi* W4-X-W. Next to Reel's Wrack- M a i anr wAKtrii Jm m ~ f L9T I BsautS. tfwvTB* F^iljlSl&nCeUS. M m , bath, Being room, bnakfan! room, electric kitchen, 3 ror el this la an extepllr built house. . O E A N O B . CITY-FurnL*>ed * -b* lrw>m mJttemn. carport, vary ape. N E W - P ir e f brdroom lot n r t f f , wvli worth th* petew a f 37.4M.0*. -Threw bedroom house. I-bathroom, furnlshod or MIST AND FOUND . ■ Carl Futlllo of the Rrooklyn runs in each of the px.t two *•*>■ vlotuly bv Dank Gicrnbcrg, Lou ion*. Gehtie and Hack U'llton nobodv Dodgers hat bAttcd m \ 1 , in either league has driven tn . . v r I . lu­ mute Hum DM) tutu In one sea­ ll* FR AN K ECK son In the List 13 years. AP Nfnafralurru Spoil* Editor It's a shame the motors pass Optometrist ui> Foxx each vent. He probably PH ILAD E LPH IA —Tha batelmll could tell u lot of vmingiter* E Y E S E X A M IN E D writrr* finally rlrrtnl Jimmie the rci'icts of hitting the long Fox* to thr Hall of Earn*. Hut ball. 118 S. Palmetto A«c. the life of thr former American J konslanty Finally Choke* Up G L A S S E S F IT T E D League .luvriter would be more ' f e Jim Konstantv L one of the complete if tie could Ret back int-> most intelligent players iu th* batrlinll, anv ■> m coach with a mu jot*, a college giudtiaU*, a inarm IraKue club. Rood spcakri amt ail that. But "It came « » quite a «h<H-k to hr finally- choked up At the me," »ay* F'oxx icifardlnif hi. I'hiladelphia s p o rts yvi iters’ recent arbxtion to Coo|>rl». banquet. Once he Mood silrnt town. "I thought the writer for 2U seconds and fittallv said; were itolnc to on*. It |lhe vot* •‘ This l» worse than pitching ingi bv thia vrar.” In the World 8erir»i. 1 first rame Id it f dl when Jimmie Dyke* Up with the I'hiltlcs expecting wa, named to lurceeii Connie nothing mure than a cup o f ( Mack a* maimer 1 of thr I’ hiln* coffee. Hut now Fm eating fillet dclphia Athletic*, it bulked like micn->n. thnnki- to Eddie Sawyer Foxx might have n chance to and the other Phillies." get tael, with hi* old buddy. Sji.wrn See* Golf Sclhsck They were teammate* on the i.ene Saraien, who has plavi'd A'a for nine aeaiom flom lUJfi HJHsi rounds o f g-df and walked through ll'-l'J. 4d.i*hl miles doing it. says I u til I'm (Iter N o tic e W e W ill t bn«c ’’ Foxx rail* me MUter n ow ,’ udde-1 taxes will kill off many ray. Dyke*, ‘ lie nmbl cull ini' of our private golf courses. \l I I*. M On S iiln r iliiy ». mi) thing iir wants if I <>nlv hail "It's the $|U,!KA>'a-ycisr man him lack ploying fic.t baar." wh» suppott* the golf enurees,” “ I apt’ke to Dike* about a coaching job with the Atli- -nys tiii- IH-y ear-old Hararen. the lelit .n • I .'i c. "I lli' iicM “ nod those fellows ure I might like to work iu ihr lyjll ones who will fell the new l»x pen. hut 01 vet I hmcn'l heard. luinh-o the most.” Fsiter Brat Mmnnola, I*s-0 I'm winking fm a trucking fitn We- F.-ilei, .Minnesota's new now." FOXX, whoae .*>31 loom lull- loot lull .xiarh, will hsye hi» nrr irrond only to (lie 711 hi* woik rot for him The Gnphri riioi.q i2U 112 m yy .’ mi st In llitiu’ Both. ImM had n .lendy lost yeyen, woo one aivl tieil ba.M-lutll job in 11*17 when lie one in 1850. Kvciv opponent munagisl 81. Ivindnirg. Fin bid one •iom ’.I in double figures Hut II wain’t ao atendv. The ngnin.t Minnesota. The Gopbees •lid tie Miihlgiiti. Row Bowl jiib didn’t In*i (on*. F*nx twiee li-.| American winiu i, 7 7. iirnl beat Purdue, l.rngur latter*. Hi- hit :l‘oi in 27-11 In all, Minnesota scored ltkt!t with the A ’* and in IP.'t* n total of 12 tom Itilow us in id* mark with the Ho*tou Beil nine game while jet milling thr opposition box wa* ,;t4'J. I....no .10:1 117 Park \veoue Oddly enough MltmCsoln'j The Maryland -ii"tig |*»v fnuo Sudlcrrvilte lo l ihr Aiunieati woi-( lu-Alkog was at the tuimls 1060 l .rague in hit I m* home rum of Ohio State, Fester's four tinira between 11% nn I team, by I M IW III* In*•l year ««■ t ’.KI'J when he poled fg* two ihoi t "I lluth’a 60 mode five year* pteelomlv wi*h thr Yankee* There alwavn bn* been tulk that If Foxy went with the lien Sox "ooMi-i be adi el y- would hnvr hit 410 or nioie four bug. grr*. Hr hit fill in li*J8 whlb with llocton. He drove in l*i» tun* that year .oid although that figure had been surpaerd pieIn ordrr lo inti.since Ills) I'OOI It AT A Slot M lilt I-FR to new ru>lanyvrs « r are glrin* a «a t thi. (t ie run) ab»oInlrly fire with rtrry purih.i-r ut our (6 or.) 13r ran \rl I ihL i ! Fill ill coupon brluw, tike lo jour dealer, lie'll till io In. name and semi to u. fur iclund ttiiy* y.uit ear in ittiiford Keep yuiir in.ut.il.il- al home >.ive cost a tllMUigll US sesryoo, DR. C. L. PERSONS A t*/ ; NOTICE HKUINNI\(; APKl! 7 SKNKAKIK (.1.ASS& i*A!NT (O. This Coupon W orth 3 5 ' HOT FOOT MOUSE & RAT K l t l E R LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING I N S T A L M E N T LO A N II K IT . !>l M !•<** Mini t UtfImftv ||»I t « Til'll •nrlief'ifl tinft I 1(1Aft f " i l l Cn • (I •«(•• 1:41 > Mtiiii'iriaBm< A'* The .Hanford Atlantic Motional Bank Manlier FDD! TrL 2H6 Dv Itn v ( ! o l t » OZAHK I K E d in a h Ity T i l t : M IN K K A N tiK U _ L'7TwH0evtR T.toif. curxxr. ant, T u tw r c u a n to o u t thc^ rta m ' hopoc 5 w Pcn r naot ntnc IHTCH MiMUTXOj rMt TUL LO*g ruii'jli fm ?' 14 I'ran O } SlriLp tun W a i n i Nl HI DFMn Ireyw iCVsyiwA m r - ■ n .-r >. |ton airK.acuK i i " i ’ >a m . i; IB M f i «U V> o ROtmt w/ MAVRT TUI'i GAHt. tnn frtAit icm lOGf. TIME/ J - v w r A ( f, *r BLACK ('(M 'E k r Hpartal rtinyed on K. 4tb Street Answer* t«* thr name nf "Pcpil". Reward, l'b one lir.’ -R. Ft i f N il: Brown T r y case, cun Lining keys. Owner plus** call at Bet aid Offiro. FEMALE lleeton arrow tail with harness nn Sat. I f found p lra »« call 13— AUTOMOBILES.... — 11 t RENT A CAR. U-drive week, or Beaton n. Kngnab.Ford* and American Forai, se4an>. statlnn wagona and convertible*. rlckland-Morrison. Inc., E. « t . JL , ^ • J II ■ >ai— - I fyy MICKEY MOUSE ----- ---------------- p p -( \VC»5\ N0. 'I - * '7 ? > J . a b h \ a .vve 3 j.c g a r m z v.BLii.VY'M? t l «0.'*2E3S\T VA-’ Ar.N SW - ri.CTufi69-: ’ T ~ ~ y' S i F jC ^ ^hJA\ ALL 1 W.itl Disney I ■■■S5 >j n i 1 ^ J r PAr ! - j— r’csps.Sa - - peC o. ft* ) :-y«Ea\ySN N X )iE A i lIxL ____ 50 N\^:« ASC-*! fA . J MJK 1051— 10 wheeler, ifeeper, etralght nil, 20 ft- reefer. Htirk, and control, good rubber. & R t W. M R. Phown hape. 2tt. T e l ISIBW-I. MMJt I F JT0U want ta eell your ROOF WORE of all kinds, E m m 10(1 OLDSMOim.K fl. Good tlraa; tt result*, list II with upholstery, teat cover*. and Gutter* Repaired and Falnt- new R ^ l ‘ oe. Florida State 1160.00 dawn. I I payment* at <«L Raw RaafV anpHad. PalnUmr Bank Bldg- Phone J7AK_r_ 330JO. Ret' Howard Crlsaay, Fire and coating. RaufoH. Ph. W ANTED^-River aerrage south of ‘ fBariep. ___t ' Part ford. J. B, Lilly, F< H TTA K K T T WATC BPECTAL / i y« oaau ioNrtA\ " jl Ilr wa « ' / Mca-r work griarflh ad lUasorisblJ [ istru 2Na AI.-OMSC t *N( TV*a«C :.■>'*• i m a n y THIS W EEK ONLY Prices. F. l i r e&lglish. J r, 338 \ F U tN O ie D ,*/ e r rA vrorr- < A n3 » H W I3 O 0 V J U | ; Sanford Ave, Phonr loot. '-'4 \* ’ )r - - — "J- *46X6 O ivu roM a cr v e u p c u c «.'*^ W A N t f e to boy Hoose o f G i VMX382 IF rut/, dutalda a f town from owner. >1047 Plymouth Si>erial Deluxe PMW M O m V .' J R fm (UE OAO "n o n \ LnoiAO r <NC* 0 Oij” rvir» / V «u COLvDnr) O’4 Q a>I F an^(C^SJ 3 «?vS^W I --- I / ^ J CtU9/ W A \OUOj e iA x o ." / . \S, 4 tloor Sedan *k IBKR. iU ih a r ■ ti M ARY’S LENDING LIBRARY 12W J’ scmdin- l« now open M ’>n. thru FH. 10 to 12 A. M , 3 to tj I’ M. flat. * to n p.M *i*AINT AND lio h v WORK Roy Reel, .li)H We*t 2nd. Sliest, HanfonL Phone 1633. Expert Work by exnoncbeed men. DAY NURSERY Now Open. Plione mzd-L-K, nr It'll. Ft Hi.icr AUCTION'SALE A T MARINE BARRACKS AT TH E SANFORD A IR BAKE In Keeping With the reactivating nrovccdinir*. I h e Fellowship Foundation will offer at puhllr aurtlon thu following Item*: door* 2-H by 6-8 and larcvr with lmk» and hinge* Included. ( j U k elan smaller d'aifai gas range*, apt. mar, and gax hent­ eral built In mndrl bath tub*; tmi boi water healer*; one lot of toll pipe; imparted rug* U 1 12; three refrigerator*, good a* new; ID bedroom aUltcet 2000 ft. 2 x 4 framing, alsa windows arid frames enmnlelnj jli ‘ 14000 “ ft. ' Cel _ ‘ utex and ohi Bhectrock wallbnard; ult poultry equipment Ineludinu n rhick battery, and BOO fL gal vaniied tt Inch water pipe and nHtneetions; lamps, linoleum., and wilier articles low numerous to mention; .Vi <Ily lets in Ban frrd M il slew be •ffrred: l * o u ! rathe. Male atari* at 10 A.M. Thursday arul ewnlimre* nn Fri day, April Btb and Gilt. The pub 14— K IV U SANFORD IMINT iV: GLASS (D. flABI TUXEDO FEEDS. Complete line. ALL TYPES of Hullduiar Work. Hunt'i Tux ado Fan) Si ora Rcaaonablf Rnlrt— Ktcr K illmataa. Carprniar A (Iracry, FLORIDA Giant plant 1, Phi'-.* t.vn.M 01 M J _______ Lao Butmr, Phone286-J.______ Wa both loaa when you don't briny 'IIII.A M mi M< i nn.* .vntmal, O r­ lando 'Zvcnins Star. Call Ralph your prescription* to L a NEY'K. War IIAR-l Phene im Contractur, hulMi r, cnriirntar and mammy work. SprcUlltlnc In Vegetables, Livattork ami ini a• rnuflnjt. No Job to tmnll or ■rllanrou* ralr rvary Friday large. M. D. Beardsley, Hanford. night at 7:30. Col. Larry Jonat, Rt. 2, Box rtm». Phone Winter auctioneer. Park 2«2887. tA V Y IR n F YRMKRH’ AUCTION I itjle south of city limit* on TILE YtM'R ti t I IIKtinM "w a lls highway 17-02. now! Plsatie or nlumiaum wall FRIED SHRIM P Dinnrr 'The tile. Fire catimnli". Orange Tile Shun: 22B> N. Oinngei. Phono i l V ’ir'V.nn i U ,lh" * l I,nm' 1 Ut, IWlal'lt", [ l:l. ^ ^ H tN fll.r .twoMe re— a. tLrtmtfi I, Boa Al>U. 6|o m in, Tal. ISV4._____ 18p7*W.|.. FURNISHED optt. 270d Park A to. ------ RENTA I. PROPERTY I.”ADY W ^ jdifalglit line phone, Wa have aetrral piece* of rental familiar with re<ldcnee tecllan property Baled for sale that ta devola a few hout* dally •mtw a goad return on tha Intlurnlng from her home, for and/or rvotmanL Phone 1873.' ’'Standing Pine Timber ante firm established slaty logadell R- A ; Wtl.LIAMH I dellIvried to our milt. Brown I yeai*. Salary. Slate reference Raymond •and L Lai LandoaLt. Aasoclale Roltder* and huiinest experience, If pri­ Sanford Atlantic Hank Bull-tint i f M j / k plTI'hnoo vate, phone. P. 0 . Bo* 4751-AtON K BOON H bt'SE 16* X 34' and EXPKBTRNCED d r l^ T i lanta, (la. _______ 12 lot# uutaidr City, ft.IMin.0q AtitiRKSHJVK Salesman. Steady lo Philadelphia area before Apr. t* Caib. f 8- D*«k Buxhy, 4fJ Samgietlln. employnrejii. many opportunism NICK 8 Room Horne. A ll modern. N E A R L Y NEW. Coa* ret a Black advonermeat. Firestone U Bedroom*, C Iota, R r pi-ire* a11 11■' , worn >M HOUSE, autaida WANffc aw to stay with lady four or Clly. JdJXMu tt (£ »h . firs nights a weak. No nursing. • - R I A L RSTV BEDROOM HOUSJ mllea from lawn, — Co L o r r V tertne.' Wa are dlipodng ad aug colored WORN W ANTED 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, nearby cammanltr, ■' Completely Pttr. BABY SITTER. Best of Ref.ranniahed, IH Rath*. 87,600.00, IIr « . Mr*. M. Falkenberg, 410W H-MMith. la th M to a , P. beral terms. c w . , - A ,.. > ... r. WALL, REALTOR 1— SPECIAL BRRYfCfM -T 3 I t BalMlag 8, 8W .00 Balance emir. VENETIAN BLINDS ____ . ydar. Semlnola Venetian Blind xSSfflii . Nuiau I* liuirtif cllrn thill I. ft 107 ITRD—f l r l h r fount* drag dapL Laney's Drug Starr. S llb h t ORDKA rook- veto red. Apply Mr*. Fulih, GieybtniwJ sp e s e t a sSs;'^ iit I T M t t I I I T t ' O H .T a HOl’t IlC l.l.i: tia- fII..I M> rm .l report a a C a r.Ill or l.f til. ratal it n f HI'XAN In M i ' 11I I.I,r tVIII HT, dri. * » r d , Itmt hi liu> fllrd hi. (iitltlo n for final dla. liarnv. and that hr « , III «|ipl> In On Mom riot* InoiNl i" n iro .tr..Ill t'nunty Judtr of nrtn|. mdr I'l.iintf, Florid a mi thr n t h d . ) uf Afirll. 1*11. toi a|.|>io%al .if .anir and for final dlch arK i <• K ir. utiir o f Ih. r ila lt of nl HAN ltO l'C lli:i.l.K tt III I IT. ilr. .aard I. II lllM 'rllb T J.K K arcu loi of |h. ratair ol hua.in Ifuui lirllr tv in lil, ill. r . i r i l *t*r Try HERALD W'Mit Ads MM t T V I III A T I . I'A O K • 'p m ' 1 * >i m / tr­ u st ‘ 5 ^ 5 h. IlM INritE cb'ijNlV MfrriMtfl m ^ L s g r^ _______ _ j i j b r - j b d E, 4tk iUS! *10 B. Flret SL ' M m 1011 lOW CEtl Sharpseed, cycles repaired, lock and key W W W I P B O P , Ll ,’s n T E 1 e Ik® rig;* i8-1 W i ii i fclife wtm a » y '- L * <-< : . . . * .>— I -IlSiM �***■ WEDNESDAY APR. I. m i THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANK0KD, FLORIDA Legislature Meets Kidnapped (iirl Is Rescued By Posse; P a r s lie Accused 1f a i l night tie Id.ntifiol n K1' 1 Pittsburg tmmty t,tp.fhey’ K. F. Hiown tali! he was prepar Ittg kidnap charge* against Phil There was iiq tndi*.itton wheth> olhar charges would Im- ttl.d in Itaifkvll county, where Kinta U Phillips was on parrde from a H-year •entnar In tlie Kl iteno ttlkla.j Federal Rerormalory for car theft. . J!e had. Urn arrestsst evcml time* hy MrAlstrr police. Th* Ih*1 Lime—about two yeai * ago he paid a 170 fine for molesting women. Warren Calls For tom. Minimum pay h 13.000 a year and up, and penziont are provided after rrtirtrr.c.v Thcie it a great demand tar- for lav. enforcement i r M i l i s i S P ro a s P a c o D M ) II UAlMlU«iJ ii »oi lJ.y . Ill*, i officer^, he stated. At the end of addrrrs in which Warren, at the ■ill. i. cl.iiiii.init iitli.i »n the World War II tin FRI had 0.000 half mile port of his administra­ coinmitlre a ir Ilaynntd of St. special agent*, and nutt there nr« tion, rounded his keynote for the I‘. ti ril.tiig are] fianltei of Miami. JfiM. I nil *e*eh>n " f the legislature, Il*‘p. Murray o f I’olk is round* More than .30 girls attended the which had just organised, and will ing up co-sponsors for the samt instruction in nursing during the be In session for the next SO days. measure* ho will Introduce in thr morning lecture by M m Vivian In keeping with thi* keynote, House, Duxhury, dv*n o f nursing of Flor­ the tiuvernor asked that the beThe bills would require public ida State University. g.slnturc tarkle the different proofficials to tnakc sworn tlatrTho»v o f artistic Irening* were liiiia of price control, despite the ments of their financial condi­ much interested in the art talk fact that this is primarily a fed­ tion when they tak** office, pro­ by Mary K»lher Lacey of Florida eral function. hibit * person fr«.m owning Mock Southern College, ami the interior "I know of n<> sound reason in more than one rare track; pro­ dccorsDjn Instruction by Mrs. why our state government should vide fur the retail of public of­ MeUy hcott o f Oriando who di­ ficials. not deal with this prnhlem that rected the decoration, of Coin thrralers economic ruin to the They also would have manda­ i'l.ua. P< ople of Florida," Warren said. tory jail sentence* for convicted Ilill M.Cmninon, Stetson Uni­ Warren spok* liefore a throng bookie* anil Roljta operators; versity, outlined requirement* for made up of I lie meml-ei < of both ■nithonsr revocation of licrnsrs lellgious edit idion, fi. K. Stanley, jf hotel* whieh permit gambling University of Florida told of a ca­ licuses, the great and near gnat of the rapitol. the city of Tailsam! outbav political contribution! reer in liiiltti* liilidiAii. I-,. lni.ee, and Flntida, and lobbyists by race Dark directors and stockV. S o s iK of Stetson U niversity1 boldei*. talked on requirement* needed foi who i*rn-;uci ki-d every corner of teaching. Kdwnid C. Furlong of thr flower-decked floor and lank Stet/on talked on accounting and ed gaUries. Dre-scd natiiy In blur, with book-keeping. Mia. Charles (Jinn of Sanford told of requirement* for u pnlkadot blue tie, hi* grev'n^ t viled hair neatly m n im i lucrk, musical career. Marry Robson, local merchant, Warren talked with emphasis, his had a la-gr rlaa* of hoys interest-, eyes seemingly half closed, ho* ed ir. private Ijuunr . and retail looking uii frequently at one gal­ uirichanoi. ng. 1‘uetniastvr Joel lery, then other. Only nnre did the audience break Field ano V, <\ Madden spoke OB civil service. A career as a lihrar- 1 into applause, and that wo when Vrothn well filled classroom nf he csllnt on the legislature "not t-oyi* wa* the »cene of instruction to cmrt any mop* tares of as.y in automobile mechanics hy II. D. Hti vin* anil IV. D. Fox o f the OrIjrt.'r ut the addre** a markc*! lun.lii Vocational St bool. -tir Phil huts of couimoiit swept In tl. auilitoiium, II. Wayne the chatuhri a# W .iim ti rec itu­ K >i*.»i > i .ini agent of the FBI tu mi.t< taxation of pn.|H ity, nlit it * Id u large group that to tie. old, at full - uIc Value, u res om* otit- a drtrvtJvt irt his department it.indnti.nl roundty rortiiminr.l it a a- iusi s<«ry to go through the later by many senate member* I" it tank*, -farting at the hot• outrn test to Ids 1'*P.l me. lge, the Ifir.l roniiiimiiratlon from the oOC :l:OOI II k>.| for lildt'. t'XIH’ll.'d Irt follow, f i s year., ago. In Inid il.iWn t it w.n offi red hy Rep*. Hurle., lie finite! tax |.i oj tain for •‘ sp'il" Mum ay and Smith nf Polk; tavation, which the* legi-lature I', an t of Highland*; Chamber* killed Rnt later, the Legislature f Hardee; Haley and Tutr of provided more state revenue by :*-lo-uln. Payne of 1'asro, Phil* >i.acting a .ah-* tax—with rxerttp* i il Hernando and Sheppercd lion which mode it nrceptahie t.r of St John*. the Governor. Hi m I i In.w Ihe state would he In i forceful addrs that imIk e photo fun'll <atnci ;i bo divided in l.i the bill to create itietliauly Invurn.* .< higliligbt nf eight dl'tri. t s . m increase of |.eeh lie.e *.try to ibtide the win­ the opening day >.f the I egisiv ' - » authorireil under the 1950 ner in six of the |d runnings of the IfiO.mro Widcnri Handicap race t'tre. iValtuce K. RturKi*. of tb-nli federal census! new Senate pre ihletit, rnll.sl fet at Hfnlenh. F'it.t district Hillslmrocgh and "inn and honest welfare l'ir.< Ila . For one six.day period this sea­ lav. to drive the inel.i l.'• rs from Suomi Na-sau and Iluval. son at Hialeah rate track, .'I fav. Flat idj an*) nluthdoiiiiu lit of th:* Tiiird—Kseambla, Manta Itova, oitrs Miir.il in 54 race, f..i a mcss-ugesl .tile o f *<-rMortal four, •i k l . '. j , Walton, llomrs. Wash- winning percentage o f t i l |^r tesy in pasting nn •u*|M'od.d pule tiigtnn. Hay, Gulf, Frnnkllft, Lib. li. offU ul*. rt>. Calhoun, Jackson, Gadsden, “ I nm -ure that th. eye. of nil lae.i und Wakulla, A minor league pitching rec­ aroused ritizeiuv are it|H>n tide •>! n llntittttl'in on its loin tl. I hole and Monroe. ord lielonp- to Jesse lluikett who tody," Senator Sturgis spi.l, .ifter ill committee im rt!hks Fifth 8t. Johns, FTaglrr, Vo- I • ted df.j lm.es on balls for Wnr l»*ing uoiii hi to ut: cecl S« i. ti r |>s-it to the piitillr. iirriii, Htwaid, Osreioa, Dtangi, re Ur in the Atlafttie Association Newman C. Rracl In of <Te*tv»«w. •jt l i o n of In h i ' s o S*ndnole, Marion, Lake, Sumter ||e *sid the S-oate oWe* ju*tke in lttSIb •I . f rmiidy niid c*!t .. Oesde (b,* open-.lour Indian River, Okeechoijicl to ii roiumitt'i* l-ee, Lucie, Martin, Palm miSliority "to mailt- flenrh, litoward, Collier, Hendry, ond decorum." il pkk- Glade. DeKilo, Chat lottc ami MCAI.KKTF.lt, Okia. Apr. I (AT— Sixteen year old Jackie I’arrla was lilieratcd early today froni a 2-T.yrar old ex-convict « ho ad­ mitted to officers be nbdurlt I til.girl and her high srhool skat ing date Sunday night. Tlie girls was found about I A. M huddled bold.- a (m und. t a rock ledge atoti Blue Mountain in the San RoD Range, nine miles south of Kinta. Klnta is Ho milt northeast of McAlestrr In enatern Oklahoma. On the other side o f th. file, his head hurled in his bands. *«t Robert M. I’hlllip I'iltsl.urg county Sheriff liiii Aieaaieiei had issued a warrant for bis arrest on suspicion nf kidnaping last night. Phillips made no attempt to ewrape whin a posse o f IH men ltd by Che.ter Palmer, Kuts sawmill operator, siinoundrr him Phillip* was unarmrst except for n penknife. " I told him to *tay v to r. b. wa- and not to make any tt"ib l or we'd save the »tat. -om. mon ey," Palmer said, “ Tbe gu l start­ ed crying and said *hr ore wa gltoi to St. US. " I guess tve got tl.er<- nlmul two hour* too late. She said In took her into a tin pipeline -bark about *J(M) yard* away und t«|i<t ! her lltmut two llOllls la-fore We gut there. Up until then he hadn't hot her isI her.” Phillips annulled to Police Chief Roy Anders that to tr. -I the girl t» the .lm. k and mules ted her. Rut h> said he n ei.i u I unity harmed her. Scvintien year old Hill Cog hill, the girl's high u'liool o . i heatl, swung at Phillips tint > . ■ restrained by officri* when tl" two came fare to face at the Pittsburg county jail here. Coghil] was parked with ll.« Rlrl outside of MeAlealer’a »knt Ing ring .Sunday night when n nan ftitrssl himself into tiieii and made them drive to Kintit. The car was stuck in a er**l south of Kinta several hour* later and the abductor walked away with the girl, Iheatening Coghill who did not follow. Coghill liad Ikcii held In lesh nlral rust.»ly ever sines- Mon.fey morning whirl be *pr.a.| an nlan the Parris gill loul ls*eti I I I * b ilt rr Career Day Program - ■ in the 1945 ie.uk, and sub­ stitute d f* r ts HM9 rule wlik'li *id committee heat ini*, must Is* <t*<‘fi tb. p.d.lk "without xieptlon." Iff j The first blit designed to redistriet the state wa* in!induced in tin House. Kevnill others arc Si veiith J.ffrrinn, Madison, Taylofi Haniillun, Kuwannr, LaF a y tte . Di*ir, taivy. Gilchiist, Alachua. I'niun, fnlumhla, flak* It. ria v I’ll IIMIIII. Ltghth Hernando, Pamu, I'otk, Highlands, Hardee, Munntie util to th# public s i well as to the im ­ pended official!, ana the senate would r.ot b« dijpoitd to pr«any of the c iM i Lrcu^r.t • it. " I itrongly feel," Rturgit .'aid with rtnpKn is, “ llial the consider­ ation of each rtM' mmt acruri-dly hr by I hr \rnutr sitf itiff a* n state-wide Jury, free from «n y ■n<! all partUan'hlp and free fmm local prrisure. "Corruption recognize* no hotindarlri; neither mu»t justice.” It hat tonic been the custom for the Senate in passing on the sue* petition <>f a public official to take the recommendation o f the tinnier from the impended o ffi­ cial's dUlrict. The matter U of ouDtnniling im­ portance at this notion, l.ccau*.more Ilian a wore of sheriff*, school Itoard members and otheta have liven suspended, and the ipfl- K o f them for reinstatement or re­ jection. Discussing crime,. Sturgis said he *.«*. convinced the Legislature would pa-* laws to curb the artlvities of racketeer*, thugs anti hootilums. He tailed attention to a crime study made by Senator Khand* o f f'aloesvilte, Raynaid of St. Petri *hurt; nnd Gautier of Miami who have prepared a number of til)| for the suppression of crime, piohahly to Iki inteteluced today. "I am convinced that thi* l.egi'*Inline will pa»>. taw* curhingr th* nctiviti. o f criminals a* much n* pt.siihle." Slur pis said, "clearly demon.trating that .nth leech** nie not wrle-.nie In ntir -tate." He said no state function hat provokes! greater public eritlcism than the tUstriliiition of relief, nttd inoK* than one remedial tep must lie taken "to restore public ronfi deuce In Die ItrliiT that only tl«u e win. should get relief are in fart getting thi* money. "Among th* lemediat tep* to tie con tittered is the matt, r of opening the relief rolls to In-poetloii under proner safeguard:.; an­ other D the tni|)Osltloii o f trict liability and reponvlbility for slip* port of elllgitmute rhitdton upon their iiarents; another I* a similar iiii|ei*ition . . . upon grown cblhlrvn of mean* for the sopie.rt of their parent*. "The 'c demand* of I he people will reci Ive your careful d.-litn-ra lion and will h» Iran latid into Intelligent and humanitaiian legis­ lation.’' Hollywood Br BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 4 - t fT — After SO years in show*liii»iiu-ss. Lew it Stone admitted today he is keeping an ry e on the new medium, television. "Oh, I don't eapect tn get Int.i it for sotnr time to come,” he andrd. "hut I bought a set su I muld keep an rye on television. It's not because I like it; I think the quality of entertainment is improving, hut still has far logo. No. I’rn watching It lieeause it's new. hi one doesn't >«-r»m too phsu-d that Mti.M pies* agents hav.i discorded ibis Is his <*>nlh yeai aa an aitur, I Ansi thni his cur rent “ IlarneMine" is his Kith MOM picture I. "It juit a da1** ns the eaten, rtar." he shrugged. " I think lt'» a bore. The only comment some­ one cuald make is *so what?' "I am reminded o f the news stun about om i f the remaiuing (JAR velcian*, a Imv o f 107 year.* or -o Naturally, he was asked to what he attributed hl« longe­ vity. 'Well,' hs* oplied, 'I mad* up r.i, n.ii.<l at th* age of it' that I would do .tie thin-r relltriouslv - li .*n I . rnthing.' "That's about all I can say — I've kept breathing,’* Stone admitted that he had done pretty w ill fo r a man vthu became mi *clnr more or less involuntarily. He told how it hup|K-ticd: “ H i father * fam ily was in Ibe old llii'Stricui liouj.e, the BostonIans, hut I never had any gtra. i.e*Ire to ..it, I went right from high school to thi* Arm y (in the punish.American VVm. | My out­ fit wa* U'iiiu mustered out at tin armory in New Yotk anil nil of us wetc worried about what wr would do for juts, " I bad hi uid I lull u lot of men Wari' needed for Jobs at th * Brooklyn Navy Yard and I went up there to in ' *huut it. I found out fur the rest o f the. men iu*t what job« wen* needed, and on thr wav bark, I happened to it ad n magazine. I found u story' whieh | thought had dramatic possibilities. I woiked on a plat version and showed It to ntv untie, lie dll* ed me to mi : gent who sold nit* on taking tfie plan uf an actor who had gotten sick Ip a ‘•took company in Dfiiult.” Stone taught up with the company in r'ltna.iii. If.* p'.mricl to stay with it t n lv two weeks ni a Inik, but h> wasn't ullm.i1 to q*.;it without two weeks’ noth'. Truman And Danieli tCaaitaaad B s a gaga eat) ducted a pro-Truman rally d Southerners at Raleigh aa IU aftermath of Southern Demo­ cratic upiHisiiisin to the Fred, dent* civil rights program. The White House rlatemriS was directed at the man whose booh, "The Man Of Indrpend. nice,” has been considered th# most authoritative biography done on President Truman to date. Daniels had lung convert, tlons with Mr. Truman, rarutb. ts •if hi» family and close frler.Jt in Missouri in the preparation of that IhhiL. Dnnids was an outspoktq .'-uuthvrn supporter of Mr, Tnw mn throughout the IM S ejeclio# campaign a* well as in the pre. iytute Farmers Market lUptiil V«*. f|.f s . VM 1 III) *T »T I. I I I I M I S . a ta N R T ssslsnl. risrlS*. The r.ili.iw l«g prices reports.! Vf Th* I >. air re on the Kantnr.1 Slats Kormar* ISrkct tor produce sold is Tru- Vet* e tilwler* up to 1 I'll. April S IMI. tl*-*tie, 1.1iii.t I", hpr. M *4 Urnn>. I'nt. »>» I'pr H i-J If tl* to*. Tendtrareen 1,„ hpr !* * ■ ;« It .lot liuuct.es .11-1 I I '.M K * . depending .p olity .* welaht per l ag .It-I *• t**|rrj. K it flolrlrn. depend* ] lug tiualdy Is A la rger It".,: tv te r y . Kis pascal, depetyt • lea ..'.silly t* *. larger M l-: II ■KM llO tsW er, .p p - n d llig - i.ntalner ■ r. drpendlnc q a a llly .In f . 1 it s f e umbetpit t.skis m ss-r ;t •■sgptant l'U. httkt* isi. le-tta-e t.»l.erg. Dry thick I. v. t'rats Dnioria, tlrren fl«s. bn. kit. ,1; Pepper* pi. Isskto. 141.m pul a t ST* k o t lilts* ;.i th. i.aa> T ltk.ll>h«a i d.ia liekts. 3 S fl-:'| -‘ ■in.-h. V* I low 1 rook S w ll * Itss hpr. T 'U.ul.ie* »« Ik .r a le T.ienlp* Purple Top I t .r hunt Ik * rrm ta Mayor* Krrrrt Malenfant of Lewiston and Ktlward M. Field of Auburn, other officials o f the two title* and member* o f the* Lions Club were Hie welcoming drlega- at fratllng on a birthday tok* , . critp . and le v tly wnfllo pique A new D odge “JobHntrd" truck will make a idmrper turn—menrvtvcr In to tight places wtniev— park wHn Imb t r o u b l e — s a v e you time en d driving effort on ev ery trip! HMfl Worm-wd-rollw stiering itartl lota. You pet safer and easier atouring with new etacrin(t y e a r * o n m o d flattery In the neckline and fs p ia lir _ ,n jn I ijJ a S fr r S ia fl d-Jr 1-2^7 g jU S W I 1 il’ik I r U a a i ' i J T- ,- lenfthena track Ufp. Irithdypa & MMl Shorter tumlni diimoterat «'n u p k iv j). mul lead with R e began his Journey with II One was killed In the wolf ftack Juit after he left Alaaka. .Bother fell victim to a Novih M « l M l ItUleiatkiv . The nine CXCUISIVC! syrol Fluid Drivel A v a ila b le o n M *. '(• and 1-ton models. Makes driving eaale* w ith mar vo lou a ly amooth perfo rm a n e e . C u a h fo n i ngainatohneknrul otmin nwldi. Pfraw , positive generout tklrt. control. D riving ia more mm fort a hie, too, thanka to the new, improved ateeriag wheel pcdilon. M k U lP ib a * !1 • e s carried eq Moore * Med will use a fund, a* planned. Ain. Wore plant a lecture lour, *m e te far kae aot brought la any W * f i j i fa d It kat not paid e»by any meant," Michael itry kaa Item eeleliratlm o you ofhandfin* foaturea that have made Dodge " M J U a f" tracks the choioo o f ciuunpkjo track ditvara from mart to coaatl T fw - MW Uucka are att'axin^y easy to raaneuvat. Th ay bring you oil the proved advantages a t ci— i t g r i i i , wide front head and abort — And you get the extra handling •aae o f Synchro-ehiH txannilaalon-plua atear- aaa —frame, axles, springs, wheels. Urea, and others—i* engineereri right to P «v id c lha strength and capacity the mads you »you require. a / f | \ ju !" 'o e . Mewl 4 - t f i Synchro-shift tra ^ fafm y| W j f l L l f r I.SS-I tt«x iis - r n i« varieties produce reeelvs.l it The Hanford Plate Parm er* Min-t, lulnl res'elpl* from It A.II. Apr 3 t- !• A M Vpr. J. 1MJ: pAckas>* Hauling heavy, demand go.u*V '■iirkel ellahil) weaker. • Get behind the wheel of ihe easiest handling fruck you ever drove! A t anltcinQ 1.1* Oranae*. Vnlen. Is* hox t U - t i l lirnnae*. Temple »J h o t J sn itraperrull. Iiun.an hox I.J 1 -* ts tir* ... fruit, )lar*h Heedless LEWISTON, Me., Apr. 4 bVi A royal welcome home today Bwaltad Cecil A. (MushI Mmite at the end of his tt.Ocn.milp dog sled Irek from Alaska. The iicardcd traveler and hi • nine huskies trotted out of fits. In fine fettle for the Inst TO mil*-' pf a trip Icegun in Fairbanks in November, 1919. Two brass hand* niusteied tn meet Mush, his dog* and a >tatr police escort for a parade to the official reception at Lewiston city Moore hi croas-enn---- - undertook ____ _— . ..is Unenlal Journey to raise money for th« Lions' underprivileged chlliltmi fund. He slothed from Portland to Gray yesterday in a driving rain* atomi. His drenched dog* were I.J1-: II 3.31 ■ ■ IS �' ’ ®iy* W anted Sf^ralti Ws%, T \ ?• • _> ■ , t a l W t j r There || B (ro )tt li­ T * f n o r t the Peace of the V n U; the f rH UM of Americs. T* PiMpiritjr for Hanford. T* „• ' 1 ; ----- — ____________ THE WEATHER Fair with (lowly rising tempera­ ture (his afternoon and tonight, Friday increasing cloudine** and warmer, possibly shower* in Tal­ lahassee area. Light lo moderate northrasl to southrast w|nd«. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ^Volume xxxxn Kntahlbihed 1908 Truman Claims Danger OfWar Is Still Great SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY APR. New Year’s Day Prisoners Freed By IT. N. Troops 1 'just at great at it c m was. The President told a news con­ ference, however, he hopes their never will lie a World War III and he it doing all he can to pre­ vent it. The Prrtident would not tom mrnl on a speerh yesterday by Speaker Kaybur that targe numJwrt of Iroopa are matting in Man­ churia and that they are not all Chinete Communists. Hr did tay the speaker it a truthful man. * a Exchange May Rcacli 20,000 Per Month, Pace Report Says High School Holds McKibbin P la c e s Evaluation Cl as s Cost Of Disposal On Career Program Plant At (440,000 Gity ManaRcr Pcifs'ih Out Advantage Of Unpolluted L a ke “Slim” (lallowa.v Leads In Kiwanis Minstrel (’ontest t Cooper* Starlet Swim In Silver SprinRH Charlie Clem Bowen Succumbs To IllnenH S Bird Will Speak At Chamber Meet B fiS U n N o. 161 W ire T O la On C o u r t House Allied Tank Force Plunges Eight Rotation Plan For Miles Beyond 38th Parallel Line Korean Veterans Will Begin Soon ■w . Leaned I M I \ l b \ » l I \|»i. i i-l’ i Hill* to rc*i*r llie ptrtrnl I (**, ent *.*lr« u s math- llirn 4|*;waian«r in ihc IToitil# l.cg nislurr !■>«{.*v. At ilmml ihc ,#mc lime the Senate received the*e mraiurr* .* Additional H«mc lull *,,»« lurtrnlrd lo l.*kc calc ol ihc Stele’* o|*CMlmn iu*l in Required <#tc thr |.cgi*Ltuic i ,*nmd .tgrre nn how much monr* l« *pcnil lm ihc ■ Aa to the remark by Rayburn there U "terrible danger of an­ other World War, Mr. Truman aald he hat] no furthrr eommrnt Then, pressed as to whether he thought there ia still danger today I IOOKINO WfAtV gut anilVID. Cpi Walter Smith, I U.S. Infanliyn.an. rests In a native village in Korea of a Third World War, Mr. Tru- I alter being res' ur I limn Ills Communist raptors by a DJI. tank battalion A friendly Korean villager (right) man tleelared there was still a« I ramrt hlirrntril Arm-titan prisoner, Pvt Kills A. Wadley, of l«aachvllle. Ark . ikiwn Irom the hill* north much danger today aa there h as! of Set,ill. Olhei prisoners, in hatvli of Ihe lleds ainea January I, are also carried U> safely. (/nlernortonnl) {lever bean. lie recalled there was dangrr nt the time America bad to In­ stitute the Berlin air lift, danger at the time the Orrsk-Turktsh a111 program was atarted, and danger since the time the O in munlits invaded South Korrn. We are still faced with that It* fii.m n -M U IK N T N situation in Korea, Mr. Truman IOKYO. A|u. ’» til’) An Aineruan la*L fim e i|uu«i nearly went on, hut he aald that eltuatlon la being constantly worked on. rigid miles iti'nlr Rrtl Korea Imlay at llie s|te«iliea<l of an Allied iliive Mr. Truman was aaard whether -lung -Ml miles of llie sseslein and irnlral fronts. ^General Douglas MaeArthur ha» I Ins wat the dre|*et| |*eiirtiation into Reel Ktirea nl the lurient been author!sad to bomb Commun(CaaHasa< oa h a s Tww) Allied drive. A V. H. Eighth Army commtinluue reported the force met W A SH IN G TO N . Apr. V </!-) only light resistance In it* patt,«l tn the vieinlty of Phall. nearly The Army will l>egin .dtnul the eight mile* north of Parallel TH middle o| llis* month In hung back on the ITIJongbn•Kumhwa mad The rommunique swid the torn- (tun* K<n>« mm who have leeli dis|*ersed an estimated enemy long engaged in the lighting there. .ompany near f*hafl al midday it Semlnplt High School They will lie replated hy fresh Thursday. had m[flatten pro The United Katwns, pout'd troop* v L v .i*nmand*r. Lt-’ Uss. Matin** fl. Secretary ol the Alloy P a r r anIlldgway, Joined hi# herder-cross yeaterlug troops. HldgwSy wore a l l n noumrrl ihe "tntelmn" plan, to th« Ca t talks. ay daring u grenade, dangling from hi day. He *4id Oncral Dotrglat \L< *Th* rfTlIdren delight "The child liar pmalionper harness. cd to find out the opportnnitir I Allied artlllriy blsieu a path 1Arthur will derule p oky on .e[n and flffnnrial returns offered in Reviled estimates by Smith snd for th*United Nation* foreev lion ol men In he irnl home Ihe various flalda of work," laid Mr». .Gillespie I .hgincri mg ("«*. have driving toward the biggest Com- | first hatllr *eieian* should sail W. I). Wray, general chairman of tha program, “ and the many par- placrd the to il nl « sewage dis- inunisl troop, mas# of the war. from Korea wilhm * few w.ek>. •nta who attended the program | m, i , I plant (or San fu id al 5440.- Warplaurs rocketed and fire. P a r r said. Ixrmbed the fiercely m iltin g staled that they fait Mat Hrnn- 000. City M anagri Clitfoid M cKlL- Reds. P a rr <niphasiri<l that the i.tl< anola High School had made a pm- bin told llie Jsy cre meeting Inday. The Communlste fought bark of rotation will depend u;*)n Imih '•grvaaiva atep in tt# h ia £ * Previous estimates, which incltid with mortars, artillery and small the flow of irplsi'clncnta to tin Rhe pointed out Uttt oa the re­ sult 6f hearing soeaksn #bn ware ed the replacing id worn |>t|ie in arms. On llie western front they w ar Ihrcaler and ii|«»n the rnc«-' so well Informed la iM if reaper­ the pietcnl syslem, hid given the were defending a densely forti­ ally to maintain the romliat r f f « * fied area. liveries* »f all unit * now in Kn il vv fields, many pupils had chang­ t ml a* $WX1,000 i r m l a s H ita l*aa* Twn* A divisional staff Oilier, comed previous ideas en ecenpatioua, merited Mr. MrKlMun who H I* inltnrim aa iney realised after self analysis "The enemy rhanged his Isr that they would not fit int« •* eil hy John Kaiter, (mininl out tir» I ihI*)-. Instead of rolling with eupatimia foemerly that allhoitgh (he Stale Health nuc punch a* in the last few Talks were made by many (oral speakers. Harry Robson r it e some llepailnirni wav imhVely In Imre days, he was determined tn stay pointer* on rnttanndfaing llie City to take any (xnilive *tep» in hi* posit font." ail ness. Dr. CL W. Baker Inward sewage dii|*n*al pteviure A P corresjKincfent John Handm dairy farming. Dr, A. W. •dph rr pored ihe Rfd post IIons could Ire brought lo (rear on the Jr., talked on rtqnirammi* were "laced hy traneh lines on Jam r* G- "Hlint" Gallow ay, I to berome o dentist. Mrs. community hy refusal In sanction every hill and anchored In long, filling stalinn operator and A m rr Lola Smiley outlined needed apll- any new housing projects. planned and wrll-hulll dugunts. Iran k'gion candidate for King at laden for telephone udefitnr-. A. Emphasising ttic Iw-nefil* which Slime Ilf these dugouta have run- the Kiwanis Minstrel shnw F r i f . JBrfnholaer told of the legal would accrue In Sanford from an cretc wall* nearly two feet day nit night al the Hrnunolr High pfVfiSIlQlle S ni*d. was the leading randblaie arlerpiate system, ho-- MeKIhhln thlek." Other local speakers included said lotkc Monroe rould l*e conSteep hills barred the path for llil- of flee up until Wr-dnra Mrs. Charles Ginn, former opera verted Inin n tremendous timrist for Ihe advancing Allies Iwth on day mmn a m int of ihe penny alegar, who spoke on moslr as a bsltrartinn providing swimming, Ihe western and fOTtfal fronts. Jai* .hewed. career. Ranching and rattle raising fishing und lionting a* well as Doughboys had tn drive the Reds When 137 vote*, Mr. Galloway WM IxpLalnzd by F. T. J4*riwc»her. aililing to tin- M.iiic attrartlrnj of *»ff mI»»»#»*♦ *vprv r-*k. >»»« drawing alieml uf his nrarr-t a/L F. Cooper, a former agricultural the area. Ill two days o f gruelling attack ri.ntrllder, the Rev. J. K. Mr. instructor, told of opportunities In Investigation* into the feasi­ that rarrird four milas, (Tie main Kinley. Iiarkril Ity thr Pilot Dub. farming. John Hans Lobert out­ bility of a spwage di*|MM>al plant l>«dy of the Allied army drove A lot of high school giris dropped lined requirements to become a 11 •■ ll,w 4 flw e s s e star two and one-half mllaa Inside the pennies in the Jars with the re­ baseball player. sult that Clarence CUuse, Legion Red northland. Among the speakers who drew Allied pat tola ranged as much Auxiliary candidate and leader much favorable attention, said Mr*. a* five miles inelda Red Korea. uf the Student Council, waa run Wray, waa Mrs. M- Scott, Interior On the east coast, where op ning third with 222 vote*. Other riudemirr* are Rnbcrl decorator o f Orlando. tmsltlon was light, twn South R. C. Coleman, personnel direc­ 8ILVK11 HI1It INCH. Apr. b - t d l Korean divisions were 1.1 mile# S. Hitlhlliirr tFIka) !*|; Ruddy Luke (II and PW (Tuli) !Ki; mid tor af Eastern Air Lines, Miami, Western alar (!ary Cooper prov­ deep In enemy country. pointed out to girl* that the air. ed himself as at home In (he water Itldgwsy Joined hi* troops on Judge Douglas StrnsLriiin, whoso JliM offers other Jobe than that of today a# he la with a six gun. the rrnlral front north of Chun- vote* were cast in two jara. 01 in the Jayeee Jara nod ITi in (Rtr hairtess. Including r im fij work Here with a movie unit o f over chon. an. Mom than 103 pupUl attended • 100 people to film scenes for "Things are progressing very Rotary, jars. Mian Gloria StiHl*tlll. ft ami PW bl> talks. "Distant Drums", he took an hour smoothly," the Allied ground Cluli candidate, and secretary to Dr. Roy V. Bowen, speaking on o ff to go awlmmlnr In the springs. commander MidCountr Roail Supt. II. B. (fray, teaching, and BUI MrCsmtnon. in. With Idv* was hlnmlr starlet Marl was Iradisg in competition for struetor o f rwliglous education, had Aldon. the queen’s rrown Wedncailay larwa classes. When It was learned she was • Tll) votre. Mrs. Russell Tenrh. Tat program went off. smoothly novice swimmer, volunteer instruc­ American la-glon (-andidalr, was aad lb r a d order, said Mrs. Wray. tors stirr miud'-d her—Including accrual with 203 ami Mr*. It. C. Mom than two months af work Cooper. Charlie Clem Bowsn, threo Maxwell (Pilot*) plare* third with r the faculty was required to The itory is alenit Florida’s In■n the operations. dlnn wars « f the early IMO’a. For- year old son o f Mr. and Mrs. IM . Mrs. M. D. Gatchel lind Hit tiona of two other filma have been Clem Bowtn o f Geneva, died at •hot here this year - Crowwlnda hie home yesterday a l l i U P. M. Jayeee and KD Rotary votes. 'S m it h A o d W ig t a m * following a long Jlteaaa. Mrs. Robert Rilthlmrr recetverl and the Barefoot Mailman. The child waa bom h Sanford 74 votes (F.lksl and Robbie Jean May 4. I H R la addition to Uw Galloway (Legion) Auxiliary I parents, he Is survived by litre* had 19. M. fl. Smith, stab tept sscnlalisten , Alice, Rnby and Betty tlve from (Seminole County, has uve Rom mint Mae; and three brothers. Jam**. KMPKKOR’K PANTS of th* Homer and Bobby Bowen, all of VIK N N A, Austria, Apr. A —(fl*) in the Two Seminole High School Geneva; two grandmother*. Mr*. — The Inst pant* of the late Km„ _____________________Stivrw. leaders, Clarence Clause, presi­ Margaret Bush o f floiteva and peror Frans Joseph have turned up Mr. Smith has din been ap­ dent of the Student Counell, ami Mrs. I. F. Adkins o f Bobhtown, for auction, hut too late U* be pointed la serve on the Temper- Mis* Dial Boyle, president r f Ga. reunited with the rest nf his mili­ Kata Prisons «jt4 Convicts, the lti-Y group, will be guaata Funeral sairiaea will he held tary uniform. Amusements, o f the Seminole County Chamber al the graveside in Geneva Ce­ Tha Austrian ruler's blue-gray o f Commerce Friday at It ilS metery at 10:90 A . M. tomorrow marshal’s coat, which he used in P. M. at the Mayfair Inn to with R ot. L. D. Barnes o f. JM5, waa sold ytsterday to an hear William Bird o f Uta U. B- Relating. Mtioua dealer for 939 along with Chnmher of Commerce. hla Mack uniform cap, white glovea Hanford hotter si men and wo­ BMjt ■Md Mack He. men am Invited to attend «h|a An agg lea Tha outfit want so rhaaply tw■meting, hot rvservmUooa onat ia dfaaseter aausc the pants were missing. hegln by 10:00 A. M. Frida/ at normal slaad But after the sale, tha auctioneer tho Chamber of Commsrr* office, today. Tha m announced tha pants were located •old Rd Whitney, C o f C mana- yolk and waa |nd would be offered for sale May a rep U f FW *9jrttf, I'rww Bids Authorized Revision Of Sales Tax Proposed; « *V ■ g s | f * $11 finTifOn increase is S o u g h t For A l t e r a t i o n s WASHINGTO n TA ju S -4 / P )-Prendenl Truman raid (oday the y lr " ;c r of a third World War is RsCshre Appotehsents A —o c ia ltd Rosenbergs A re S en ten ced T o Die For A -B om b Spying; S ob ell Is G iv en 3 0 Y e a r s President Refuses To Comment On Troop Concentrations In Manchurian Region ®usfi£ I9M 1% * | g*| Merchants Uroup Begins Drive For New Membership ♦ >est I wo yvati*. The Sen alr ale l«\ loll, rutting out BOI1I* i it nipt Mi if wn» offered b| the Senate Ta* Stud* Committee, liieatest effect of the hill Is to make clothing and many medicine* subject to the la*. Clothing costing le* than f lu al ,1 most pnleUI inrdinnc- do not now come under the .ale tax levy. Senator Khand*. hi»d of tin Senate Tax K*t:d> group, e .tl mateil (he chal>KP- would lai-.e Bill Kirk Heads Cam­ paign Designed To Add Fifty Members Ihc hMitl'ilri Merclisnla A o m u linn's annual tim e lor membership* goi urnlei w ay tin* inoimiiR with the (ity divided mlo le tr ia l »erlion* and a nuinbei nf Irani* taking ihe lie|,| under ihe ilitrrilnn of Hill Kirk, i* chairman, Prriidenl A. Stine announced lln* tnnrnIMg. Die eu llie Imaiil id dlirclo t* I, ailing .«» M l k iik ’* committee. I’nmhng nut ill'll tlirtr ale a l­ ready 41 paid up member* and llu l the goal for lln* year ha* l*cen «el al inn. M l Suite *aid that the due* tin* year are $1, $1**. and K ' i ile;>endinK u|mn llie »ue nl the firm. Prevent a r i iviln "f llie Mr* (Continued on F a i r S ix ) Produce Sales HU Re c o r d $1,243,81)2 PeakDiiringMarch Frndttce sale* ro-r lo new heights at the Hanford State Farm ers M arket during March, and spurted tiy a mighty wave of i-ahhagr sales, reached thr new re ­ trod total of H.J4.I.W.2. or nearly lltnihle the THIlItJMMI figure of Mateh, lltWI, Kandy Anderson, manager, atirnniftml today. Tile market plalfoiu s. «ei<*rd|llg I*, Mr. A niter sun, almost col­ lapsed, fig m ativriy -perking, un del the weight of Ciphl*.'i Ml pound sacks of ■alihage, the tolai num la*r of snek unit* soh| dining (lie month. In addition, ilfi.'.’tth <rates were sold. This form erly lowly vegetable sold a( IJHIt average, and tn all varirtlr* brought a trdsi of |il7 l,. 000, nr more Ilian hall of the total sale* uf the month. "WY have alw ays lieen a la-. Never in the old saying. "A had la-ginning w ill te .iill in a good ending', said M i. Anrlenam this alenil f|7,MNI,IMHI nddiliot ,-*I e u li year. The eurient »«le* lax i'ln.gs in nhoul f Ki.OOO.imn an eunlly. creased 1Iir { trulit i Space Is For In­ Business t t)nim(»Mt*ri ditrcleil n I' r l f i l , Li . lili r v l i i f (01 |i4» <nunlv 1ml* (nr Plan* im thr ih|i|i»nttffil> v*rrr dm UMrtl l»\ ihr Cnrmillition Inruliy \kilh hltnn | Mmi^hton air ititr* I ’1hr*•" j*f »tl ill*’ (i 11 «*|ilni is**tllr 111 yntriiU y, Thr Moot# itmvp wn tn flr«t f!i»or will ih’ ,i nrw room Thr lluHBf'i liftl« fUitii|i tnnir whrii Sp^Rkit K lh tt irnt tintoll {*i*>hlhltihf mrr lift* k oj» lit ir Thr urn iiiiifl iiHjfn vi ill turn rintfirn from cotitfllmlini,’ lo poll t h r ' p m i hr 111m it. wi t h the rjirrp - tint) <MiM|*«it{(tM to thr roninillti ( on * Irrtloiit foi s(int) . It**!* Mur WilliiiriiA of I ml mu H(\ri HFkr«| that II lit' ir f r n r l MIW YORKT Apr. 5 - J> D lon viclcd alom tpiri Jultu* and i i Iip I Ro*pnt>erg w eir tenlenccd to *!c#lh in the etectnc ch ilr today for tpying for K u ttia. The huiband and wife, parent* of two childirn. arp the Inst Ameri­ can (ilirrn t ever lo he tentenced to death (or spying agsmit ihfir country either in war or peace lime. .uMitmn* *ml *Jtn,ihom if thr (m ilt M**u»r, hr innouturd T contider your crime w on r Ailtiihnn.il *|i,iir it rrt]Uitrd by than murder." *aid Federal Judge .» nurnlirt •»( ilr)».irtmrnt» dur t«) Irtuig R Kaufm an. "I believe your thr k'imtlit t»( |Hi|tul-«tmn in Vini* conduct in putting into the hand* nn|r ( mint) tnd irtultinn im rr.»%r of ihe R u u ia n t the A-bomb before ....... .. ...... ........... m thr ftitnitnl nf Initinrt* h.indlrd OUr he*I scientists predicted Rut* t| ||,r || »u*r hi'i> Morgan of Duval, ilia lrin.i n of the tlous*' Appropr Ini ion Cum ml t tee, am) Rei* Mutt a) of I’olk offered the flnuse loll to dislritiute money to Stale \gce- *•( (hr i»ffieri* <if Jmtier 1 lu* clex at the current rate if no Tun \*.»*mhi Sjinfnnl appropriation* bill is toted hy P fhiiiilnf1 ), fu t fVIliiitu .Intin ..* Icg l.la lu ro . I,, ttjillnuti>. Hint ri «nuifl niMtttnn Morgan *aid he didn't h*nk for ft* th. mu itt in nt if*11 In vtun* sueh a thing, hut lo- ju .| wauled Count v ivi nnl lo be set. Mulhlitig »»f ei nihlitkiiii to Mt The II ryjme and corruption f inllokiii y‘ 'iffU’r uill in lorn bill* which went before th* Sen. |***rrnlt Mt |tomtfir> *% di iutitint'iit ale yesterday wen- inttodin n l in tti <• |Niitf*»M *»f thr -|»f«i*r I he House |*y Rep. M ona) and ll'*« 11art I f *pf Ji.iVhiK i*f INU'B .espial others. T h r i*ti \ it • o f fit i iif thr ( ’m inty Slight ronstrovefsiea o*ei tin- sllltttfr will in tot n Im* ritlrlt|fr«( to .inti crime lulls developed in both iHYiipy pm t *»f th r tin n8Ar«»or’ i* Houses, Iitr frnl Bpnrr. in tb. ,-eoale, Svlialor Mieo* Ih r mtiiltinn t<» Ihr tn\ n»llrr* of Sebring |o*t a mo*• lo hate t»*r'‘ offirr vaill niratiitr 2tf bv the hill* referred Jointly to hi- :im feet, and will I * of fireproof own commUtee on miscellaneous I construction, w ith fiteptoof doors lT ; |a, loi. and th- J in k la ry#com -I tll orjc r to insu re -alety nf remutrr tu felilrh r»fi'tfri| “ It ‘ * cordis iiclt<jitft h oil tho huMUmi •Ir frill re| 111* M i ' l l * 17 V»*(r JudgcKaufman Terms Espionage Wo r s e CrimcThanMurder; A p p e a l s Planned p1 11»v ifl Ir11' nd*I »f i**itt* I it «»r nir** f nr I * will** L"7 l*V lit frt*f hi MU', ARil lion of oip)*i(fiih|t inluiims, w dl Kr o|H*p, A liarh 'luiiviiiv ^ dl rutnidr«l up I *j thr third floor und !<♦ thr omul) roinmi"'*io»irr’ w mom in order • - |»r«»viil« un Additional •a M v I'vit, Ttu In\ ndU-rtiMii thpartinrnt vhlll luivr (i nri* riilraiur w lirirj thr prrfrti! firrptarr i* tornto«| at tht- laid o f I hr lutihy. •ia would perfect the bomb hai already r.tuird the Comrnunul aggrettmn in Korea wiih ihr rriutl*nt catualilie* exceeding 50.000 American! and who Vnowt hut wlcti milliont mote of innocent people may pay ihe price for your I re a ton." Ihe Judge said the trial "indi­ cate* quite clearly" that an enemy nation i* employing “ tecrel at well i* nut*|Hikrn force* among our own people." lie *et Ihe week of May 21 for their eiecution. Both Rosenberg, n .12-vear-old electrical engineer, ami his .15war-obi wife, showed little emu. ""ft s* the jrr.tcr,.-e. lU v n U r g Y iaw- muscle* tightoneil. His tiny wife grasped a chair and breathed heavily. Radar expert Mutton Sobell, 34, ir s s iit a ,; na r . r . - sia) Ronorf From Fhiris Sjivs MaoTze-Tunc; Is Now In Moscow' PARIS. Apr. 5 1,1 1 — Con­ firmation ha* lieen received In Paris that the Chinese Communist to hin com m itter Of) publk* leader, Mao Tie-Tung„ hat renmu^rim til n wher innil umiit'lliiK 'ently been in Moscow, a French nmt hoi fr vac itifr tiillf nrr urnt foreign ministry spokesman said Thr hprnkrr put thr iiurntion today. to n vnjrr vui** nn»( ihr II imiui "'Vr lo not know just what Mao voted fiicninnt lettinir Mur \Yi| stkeil for," said the official, but limnv* irroup Imndlr it ■>ur reports are that he was in All thr other nnti-criim InlU fn pltlif fm The itsM 11M>11 Mill 1 r«ff«4-tinir mrififf, himrvri, did Ilf llie p|t «'ig f» tew ft i«m Ihr VIII I the Sestet capital for some day* [ ' ii talk about the Korean war." Ifo t«» thr puldlo nmu^rimnt rom lllll V f v sun!1 M* Ihrm ln ii The official said that despite miller T lir t 'iinmiW- n» l t nh it fjivhlrf 1 tv 'he reports of Mao’s Mn»Cow trip, Kh»n«la itrrnmr tti* .'IHiti i.ImI .mu1*1 f hi)• yti'tlht! r * l vi i nir *' f th< sclive Russian participation in to ratify Ihe Fvdrrnl rotulllution i ‘mi nt v 11Mfiit i<.a th*' i y In I nrnrmiment limit in*; futu»«* flrm nry for tin* V i’f» #■tn I hut tl.- the Korean war at this time is presidential terms to Iwo terms. I Vi iald l.aughloit Memorial llos- being discounted here. Hi added, however, that credit mendment became hrrm amendment e ffe c tiv e tillai, uto-,, it iilUi i - back to it* more than • month ago wlieii i old quarters. Will l-» tilde to nc- ii icing given to report* that tho Chinese Communists have asketl Nevada approved it. «i-iurit'*dalo but -v ilmite'l uuml-er for more Soviet aid in the Korean A not her utilities regulation of onllcnt*. -aid Mr H endon. dan Was introduced in the llmi.c t la v t •-it Thutna o f \ Ila monte conflict. Report* from the Far iy Rep*. Dowda of Putnam, Snrings advtsert tfo- u»»niinis**oii 'V d , be said, continue tn itreax morning " T in . adage indicate* tirine, of Dixie, Swerny of Vo lliut tin Count* liad liuiit a toad huge Chine** Communist Insaei m Korea lh*t it w ill tun true fr.un a t-dtirm-. lusia and David of Hrowatd. thioiigh p rop erty near O viedo lie >ald that recently n large re­ It provides for (lie present from the O viedo to the t'b iilu ota and valuation .taiidiiolnt ■■( ««lc* three.rnendwr* Railroad and Pul*, tt-.M-l without hi- entisanl, p ro ­ cruiting campaign ha* been go­ at our M arket. "We experienced a depressingly lie Utilities (Ynitnissi on to r e ­ p erly, he •a I•I Ii. 1.1 In liad a con- ing uti. principally in Manchuria. low volume from Sep' I. IRMi t» gulate beer and gns rompaniri lrn>-l In pm rhase T b e m atter was Il< *ad the effort* to attract more thousand* of Chi,•>** into l'..e Jan, l&, ItbM. Since Oust time our and fix their rates. rpfvrtsxi t«* . ........ . l.teiM army have not tw-en too success­ It also rxempts tminiiipal uti volume ha» Increased beyond all for investigation. ((■allaatC Oa |.*a* via, prior receipt* for January. Frl.ruJohn Leo nard ), laling tliat lie ful. The French official said Chinese erv and March.*’ was reprrseiitliig 'ti Jo,- Larson security organa have recently ar­ th lie pointed out that -ale* -luring as attorney, innuirtd of the C om ­ rested a number of person* in the pa.t month bad e -<coded missi m where -lo- t> now, ami a sk ­ rnd around Peiping a» *pie», The March. Hr.Vi )>> IM/itrj units, and ed what lln- gt<nq. was going to group he said, included two the valuation gam wa. iAWiJKII. do tin t al">ul b n case. Mrs. A, D. hlua-makcr, it'. Dulls sold ill March lotnllrd Mb, He was advised, .niil Mr. Ilr-rn- foreigner#—one Italian and one Japanese died tarty thlx morning *t tiir ,( »all*ae<t ri* >•■«» T e s t 990. The official said riqiurls receiv­ Tile pirlnre is mil ail ro*y now,, local ho*pital follow log a brief ed In Paris coincide with those CROSSING \ r t ll)K N T he staled, "('abbagf gol (fie b ig , illness. A I Hill Ford coach, destribed by made puhle In Washington yester­ head and indulged To a price spree, | Mrs, Shoemaker liad lived tn selling fur a* high a* lii.Ktl a sack Sanford for about .IT year*. Highway Patrolman R I*. Mori I day. that relatively large concen­ trations of troop* are taking place mg to t< Sanford from llunaker, | coming tiavi-ling 'il excessive 'g in Tesat. Now the lowly vegetable Va. She was a member « f the cra sh e d inl>< an ACL freight train in Manchuria. lie said there wa* no Informa­ is getting a hangover and the price First Mrthodlxl Church and Sem­ al 1C25 o’cliH-k Insl night near is down tn Ik-tween 7fi ami Hi* inole Chapter Two, Order of lln- Forest City. Tin- driver, Homer tion here that they were other Kastern Star. R ic h , IN year old Negro of W in­ tl an Chin***, but emphasised it Is cents a sack now." She 1* survived hy threo ter Garden, was not injured, but very difficult to determine Chinese Oranges hroiigl t 1137,230 dur­ ing Match. t.Vlery sales were 1114,- daughters, Mrs. F. J. Lynch amt tlo F«»d had damage estimated at from Mongolians and "certain 32K. Iterl Rlisn potatoes brought Mrs. J. S. Thorn of Hanford: f l , 00(1. The automobile ski bled 201 other Asiatic*.” and Mrs. Comfort Lion of fr e t hefoie hitting i* freight car. 973/09, EASTERN STAR Rich wa* arrested on * charge At present, said Mr. Anderson, Manassas, Va.l four sons, Claude TAM PA, Apr. 6—(AA—M r a. the encumber deal is butter than W. .Shoemaker, A. K. Shoemaker of in-lie** driving and excessive Emma Saunders of Fort Pierce a pistol on the Korean front, and nf Sanford; Paul F Shoemaker speed. Rond tv a* ret nt 450. was elected grand matron nf the gimd grades o f the highly iiollshrd of Orlando; and Charles A. Florida chapter o f the Order of tha FLORIDA r i . t ’ ll WOMEN edible are bringing more than 914 Shoemaker o f Chicago, III.; on* sister, Mrs. W. J. Winunsn of DAYTONA REACH, Apr. ft— Eastern Star today. She succeeds a crate. clubwomen tmlav Mr* Ethel Hays o f Tallahassee. Miami Beach; also several grand­ (>l^—Florid* Albert 8. Home of Pensacola child rrn. went on record a* urging a roll­ 'IF .A T HIIOHTAGK t»N I)O N , Apr. h-GP) Miss Funeral services will I*- held back In food price* to level* nf was chosen grand natron, succeed­ ing Arlo Rcan o f Tampa._________ Pst Hornsby .Smith, conservative at Brisson Funaral Home at 3:00 June I, 11*5(1. The price rollback rrsolutiun member uf Parliamer.t. told a po­ tomorrow with Rev. J, F. Mr kinlitical meeting today tha public Is Icy officiating. Inlermrnt will be passed by the Florida Federation of Women's Club enrivelition in il* "bemused hy a government which at a later data. rinsing session here, called also for J A C K S O N V IL L E . A r r . B— *"»*)— prefers to pay Ilia hutch*rs a l«mu« 44 appointment of ■ pt-itounrid joint Atlanta «4 of £23,000,00(1 because ihsy haea T R A IN WRECK 33 51* not enough meat to sell, rather TUXEDO PA R K , N. Y., Apr. 6 atnte committer In inquire into all Hismark 76 «6 than paying Argentine f5.000.noo —(Ah—Two doian ears of an Erie matters of health, welfare and pro­ Rrownsvill# ftt 39 and giving Rritons meat to eat.” Railroad freight train Jumped the tection of the con .timer, and rec­ Chicago 69 Icgiala- Denver 39 "In tha bad old day-." she added, track here tarty today and badly ommended appropriate M 51 Des Moines Hon. “ we had a national sung—tha damaged tha railroad station. 44 In urging the federal govern­ Frnno 71 roast beef o f old Kngland. Now It An Erie apokesman said no one tl 40 ia 'Rudolph tha red nosed reindeer* waa Injured, but both main tracks ment tu effect the rollback, tha New York IS 41 of the line would bo tied up for FFWC will aak that it "act with Washington and we eat reindeer. promptnaaa and firmness for tha Winnipeg 93 99 ” 1 hope tha latest popular num­ some lima. 69 49 ber '1 Tawt I Taw A Puddy Tat* Is He added that one o f tha freight period of emergency by adopting Jacksonville 74 63 not a forecast o f what we shall can smashed Into tha atation. Tha and enforcing control measures Miami 7l» 43 see on the butcher’s shelf In the causa of the accident waa not Im- without regard to partisan poli­ Tallahassee mediately dflffTUtj)*!. tolar*." T «»p g W tics." vr ( . M . A. I), Shoemaker OicN Early Tmiay _ Tho Weather — W i ■%3 I- J *T -^ mi* i-i # ~ t •4 � 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, 1951 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, April 04, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 04, 1951. 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>, April 04, 1951; <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/754d31b775616414869097454f52ec25.pdf 02bbddadbe91cf10cb4d355a8e23d256 PDF Text Text FA G E B tt M O N D A Y A PR - I , I t B I T H E 8 A |g O I I P H E 1 A L D , B A N T P H D , H ^O B ID A Jaffe Indicted On Contempt Charges: E ditedA m erasia Bj KAMI, K. HAITIAN WASHINGTON, A it . 2 -4 /lV Philip Ja ffr, editor o f the defunrt m agaiine Amerasia—subject of congressional Investigator* and debates—wav railed to trial today on contempt of Congresa charge*. Jaffe, a wealthy New Yorker, U accused of contemptouely re­ fusing to am wrr 26 questions pul to him K*t June 1 " when hr ap­ peared before a Senate Foreign Relatione Subcommittee. The Hubrommiltee w e, invest!gating rhargev by Ketiator Mc­ Carthy (It-W is) of t'omiiiuhisi Influences in the .state Depart­ ment.' 'Am erada figured prnmtnrlitlv in that inquiry. Jaffe it the i-levrnlli person to go on trial in federal court here this year on contempt charger. SI* defendant* tiav.< been acquitted and two rnnvlrted Derisions are pending in two caira. Two of those acq uitted-F re d ­ erick Vanderbilt Field and Karl Browder were indicted as a reault of their appearance before the iilibrnmin liter, headed by form er Senator Millard K. Tydlnga (I).Mil), Jaffe'a atlorney, f) John flogge, rontenda Jaffa waa wllhln hie ronatltutional rights In refuting to anewer the questions on the ground hit answer* might lend to Incriminate him. Many of the question* Jaffe refutes] to am w rr concerned hit connection Ith A m nesia and |ieranm aato riatfj with the megaginn. including Field. During prtllmlnary argumenton a motion to dltcuta the indictmant against Jaffa, Itoggp said: “If thia rourt can any way which Mr. Jaffe can answer •he iiuaeliotii In thl* Indictment and have immunity, or antwer tbaa* questions without having to •haw er a host of further queaUont, Mr. Jaffe would be happy to answer all of thete questions Indeed, Mr. Jaffe would like to write a book about the Amerasia cat*. Ife would like to demon $lrete, to Ugln with, that hit M tltisin on Alla and the Far East wai the correct one, and to show up In the aorond place the lutrageou* witchhunt tel In motion agalnil him." Amerasia hat provided pollliral debating malarial almotl tlnre Ole day ft) March, Iflfi, when fed tra l ag rn ti raided Ita headdti$rtrr* Id N#rr York and aelted hundred* of secret government doeutnente. Mig person* were ar‘ on rharger of eonaplrary O' fommlt espionage. A grand . imdeled three of them on - ' Iteddf chsvgv o f m ntplrinr '' r e ta in ’ Iflegal possession of nm*pl document*. guilty aii't wa* Dairies Join i i t t n i i s e r i m r««» r*a*i really a per:-onal milk container l>crua*e it ii used only onct and then simply discarded like * paper cup or cereal boa. Thl* mean* that every purchaser of I’rr fret Ion Milk in I’urc-Pak gel* hi* or her milk in a brand new container every Itme. Thera * ip no leittle dr|Kiilt«, of course, and no bottle* to w ith and return. It weigh* approsimatrly one-tenth of the common g lat. Imttlr. The I'llle-I'ak container i» gunranterd •*y both (iood llousekrrping and I'arent* niagaiinrs and I* in un« In 415 stater as well oa many foreign count 1ie*. W< at r pirated Indeed to offer these quality product* to our friends ami rnslomera". Along with the introduction of the films container, he added, will come several new dairy pro­ ducts which will offr the Han­ ford houvrwifr as «umplcte a Hoc of prodocts a t available in the largest title* of the nation. _ t Rotary Luncheon |i s i i l f c t V isa Paat riast Imrale system of juvenile court* with proliatlon officer*, imposing heavy laves and centralising the entire system in Tallahassee un­ der the governor. Judge Htenstrom said th at the situation U already l>elng well handled In Krmlnote County with the aid of Huperinlen-lent of Schools law ton, Mr*. C. M. Iloyd, and Ihr Htale Welfare office, and he tee* no nred for any additional officer* or espeme. 1'nlntlng mil whal thl* overrentralliatinn it doing to Florida, Judge Rtrnstrom -aid that 1640, ntlO It alloraled evrry year t>y the Hlate Beverage Department for the enforcement of the beverage laws, and that these law* could be enforced Just a* welt by th r var­ ious sheriffs and other law en­ forcement officers. "If we could take thl* money that it now going down a rathole" T Judge Strnstrom said. "Think of what It would mean In five or ten year* If applied to the real need* of the State. Think of what it would mean to our overrruwdrd State Hospital at Chattahooehee, or the. Florida Farm Coionv, or mir ""Slate Industrial tciioolt". Because of thl* provision *rt Hng up Mate probation nffirrr* til the proposed Juvrlillr Court Act at a huge evpente to tha la*payer*”, Judge Sten*trom dcclarrd, "we are in danger of loting tbn entire act and all hope for the special Juvenile court* In Florid* . visitor* at tnday'i luncheon In­ clude Carl ChrUtman of Kutf town, I’a - F- W. Shepherel «* tbitrg, Va.. !>r. ( - II. Hemp­ hill of liighlandt, N. C., tJnrdnn Ihore of Bavannah, tia-» Bay Preston of t.ynn, SI"**. Jlw Havnes nf Newarh, Ohio, Frr .1 Hywell pf Hudson, O., H. A. Tltu* of H ainhlrg, K. Y , Kmt.Wacker nf W inter Park ami H*d>" Dean 'U e n > . — Depart- of Sanford pltaderl no deT a x in c re a s e ■I fined t&on Naval d w rg e a - 'a r t __,*' former M IR t n m i s t f i ream r#«e n*«i W aul “Andrew ftoth were dropped. John J1 Service, 4 State Denari ahead, ami It would h* most lmmerit nfflrial, era* among those lirmirnt to delay the legislation re­ quired now for nur flnanetal pregreet test but not Indicted. 8 There hare been charges in parerlneaa." Boyrlcr added lhal "the In| W « i mainly hy firpuldlcant, in rorporullon ami Imll« th e prosecution lit the cote rraaara 4 btingled or th at II wa* vidua I Income tave* and the aveU* lave* (all propoaed by Snyder Feb. *71gad.” represent the ba*lr rnangra In The three Democratic member* Ill the t a i structure that are now de­ th a foreign rolatlona aula-ont- sirable." mlttew aald there wat “no one These called for a 1,1/410,1VS)JKX) Increase In imlividttal ineome la ir t, a |. 1 JMM»J)00.000 hike In rorporate income tave* and a |AJI18JKhlJKK) lamtt In exelle fttle .) levle*. With i Iio j , Snyder bad rmiplsd (ItfH tH l h n h i , pan a reqrtested >U0.rKm,mg) Inercate forces moved in force to within In tave* on capital gains, meaning half a mile of U acrote the * n l- profit derived from sale of pro­ inil central fronta. The Red* perty. The four raise* together bem w llh heavy mortar and made up the $10,1 (>6,000,000 las Inu r a te sought in what waa first y B -lfa from Oklnaw railed a "first round' Tax measure. ISO tana of burnt** along Tha Individual Income tag In* amunlel eupply route* In t reate recommended wa* four perH am by. They hit renlage point* equivalent to a InmmiI rtf >1 on each 9100 of tag. hammer- ahl* Inromw—the amount left af­ rail network ter taking off deduction* and *gg r e g W M arti Korea. Kort Mur* cmptlona. than >00 aortlea aortles twant flown M Allied TroopH ■oral eiaiAt hiiui'« - wauaial ____swuUuUulaid the Communl munlst buildup red to be In the CborwlnK s s s . i i : « i _ triangle on tha central fro n t Allied commander* tha Chinese and Nortn i» to funnel their troope thia IrlaB^gla in In a new pt to dri United Nar e t of K reckon la I I mlisa duo north Allied-hold Chun-hon and 1 miles metli of 88. Kumhwa 1 mites i k r i t m r t nf I' and 80 n-.l*a above tha her- gja&affTt'SB: II W'C the MTIteM l a after- Herehey Declares Pvt Royce Walden Good Students Can Completes Training Rove* B. Walden, son of Stay In College. 8Mr.r^Pvt.Route and a n . Jamas A. Walden, 9, Sanford, is complet­ WASIIINDTONT Apr. 2 —0P |— If they're goo.1 students, college men may clrct to stay In school nest y rar without fear of being hustled off to training camps. President Truman said ao .Saturday in hi* lon-awalted exe­ cutive order on the subject. The order said college student* may •*- deferred from the draft if their grad* are good—or If they pus* a tpccial aptitude test. Their current deferment period had been scheduled to end with the choc of the echoed year this spring. There wa* no reftrenre in the order to Ugh school reniora who plan to enter college next fall. Iluwever, judging frof past ex­ perience, only about 20 per cent of the 6011,000 young men gradu­ ating from high whool Ihl* ear will apply for admission to col­ lege. And few of thete will la 111 ot older. Furthermore, M a J. Oenaral l.ewia It, Merithey, dlreetor of Se­ lective Hcrvlre, indicated draft tfoardt will be encouraged to !•« Icnlctil with the older high seJiool gradualet who mrr good student* *ihI who wish to go lx college. The President'* order authoritnl drferm rnt, without examin­ ation, of medical, dental, gradu­ ate ami other advanced student* doing vatiifactory work toward their degree*. Ilsiehtiy salil "It would be Im­ possible to estimate how many" of the some IJKJOjOQO non-veteran» now In collrgr wili lie deferred. DU pRfvIff, Prince Inn, N. J„ selll admlnUter tprrU lly-pri parrd aptitude testa, at l.ooo ciamlnstlon renter* throughout the stale* and te rri­ tories on three Balurdaye, May June 16 and June 30, Hershey aiinoumrd In a statement. _ Thr test* will be given to col­ lege senior* and othera planning to enter graduate or professional schools, ami to other student* who have already begun, and who plan to rnntinuc, their college iturlica. High •* ('mil senior* and other piu*(>eclivr college entrant* will not tie allowed In l*Va the 1**1 until a fte r they have started their first year of college work Printed In it ruction* thm blanks will Va a*t?Ubl# through the U *00 local d raft iMiaril* aloiut April 12 or soon thereafter, llersney said. European Defense I*•ailaitea grew r i g s e # t l , „ cnukl tm ilevvl<l|ie<) to beat off the IttMsian*. *'| didn’t runic liar* to lik a mwit mn in the Brett PI tula," the •Jeneral aald. To a iiucwllon ehoul defanik of the Middle Fast, he said IMn area wwa not hi* respoi respotuiUlHy but adiieil: . "The defense of any , ...... of the Mediterranean has an lnfluenrr on all part*. Any time any pari fall* Into Inimical hand* it liemme* of great Imuortahrc In the defense nf others." He paid high tribute to th* defender rapacity of (jreece ahd Turkey, alntut which lb* question waa specifically raised. He *aiil there wat no Indication at present that there would not he enough equipment to arm the Duo pa made available under hit command. "Th* production plans of NATO," he *ald, "ar* takuleted to ■** that troop* raised In any nation. In any quarter, have the equipment necessary. If there are any holdup* In ths plan, I don't know of th em " lie conceded that naming the command of tha southern section of the Ktimpean defease echems was at the aoomtal “em barras­ sing." If* said it to reconcile many j s u r a r c of view In the choeatag minder* and staff man the rase of tha mend, he Indira eon* fllrtU have not yet There waa no 1 **B e nation of what was Involved, it ■there have been report* that an I t a l i c a'-^m auiar -a tliU ba named, a selection wtmn could disturb other sector* sd tha t ( I 'w lliN t P t|* owe 1 front w hkh KDenhowar has was out of order under the parlia­ defend. mentary ailtutlon. Vice President Barkley upheld (onnatty. to the Senate took no vote on Wherry'* motion. •Wherry'* move «*■ only a forerunner of an expected later •Item pi to tend tha resolution to the foreign relation* and armed services committee* In ha trans­ lated Into tha kind or a Joint resolution the Nebraska senator 0posed, lies that w hharry a rn told his rollaaguas t •he Senate was "Just marking um s by considering advisory re­ lime" ad solutions. " If Congress li In determine this v i n n . m i bill It peso** ought i have the lore* of I**,* he Mtd. A fter th* Mocking o f Whorcy** ing his 14 weeks training cycle with Service Company, 91*1 In' famed Ith (Golden fantry, of Iho Arrow) Infantry Division, g arri­ soned a t Fort Jackson, Columbia, S* G* Inducted into tha Army Dee. IB, I9$0 In Sanford, Pvt. Walden at­ tended Groom* Academy and Florida A A M College. Talla­ hassee, where he received a HH De­ gree In June, 1M0. Prior to hi* Induction, ha was employed as a teacher in Gaines­ ville. Ife Is a member of tha F A A Masonic Lodgs. Upon completion of the six weeks basic and eight weeks Infsntry branch training, the soldier will nave fired all light Infantry wMpons, engaged In squad and platoon tactics and undergone in­ tensive physical training. L c g is la to n * D e p a rt d e a lt set* r m a r s s * Owe) goods, supplies or material* for county purpose* up to $7150 with­ out advertising for bid*. Mr. Boyle will InDoduce on act x-eklng to amend the present law which Tintlls the amount of bonds that a county can iasue to $300,000 for hospital building purposes. If this does not m ss . bo will Intro­ duce a local bill designed to remove this limitation os applied to this county. T h ls .'i also designed to Increase the m aturity date of bonds from th* present 20 years to 30 years. T. W. I wton. superintendent of schools, is sesklng setting ing an act aetlini the compensation of school board mtmbrr* *1 $60 a month, payable is County t.sunly School fund. out of th* The a Hy t Is Introducing passage nf a loe*i f bill In tha _____form _____ of___ an amendment relating to creation of a pension fund for the Police De­ partment. The pension will consist of funds contributed from th* sal­ aries of polle* officer 1, and from costs Imposed by the Municipal Court upon persons convicted. Farmers Market IC n ltsssS r n o Paa* na*> supply of good quality cucumbers brought growers most Mtisfaetory returns with 244 field erate* averaging $17.33 each, highest price paid was $16.40. Cucumber move­ ment is exprrted In enntinue light for Uie next 2 wreki. Plant City State Market: Hi rawberry volume is gradually declin­ ing with only 1.578 36-plnt crate* moving nut at |6r per pint avrrag*. Prices ranged from in to 244 c—gross receipts to growers totaling $51,068.17. V.-g^tables ■tsrted moving at fairly satisfactury prices !a*t week. A total uf 1,828 units brought growers gross ■rrelpt* of $2.36Van. po]« Beans brought $4.00 per bushel with Tvndrrgievns ranging front $2 26 to tZ M and Htarkr $2.10 tu $.1.10. Fngllsh Peas $2.5o and squash ranged from 76c tu $3 30 per bu­ shel depending on variety and grad*. All items arr rxpcrtrd to show a slight volume in rrra 'r this week. Pompano State Market; Con­ tinued heavy volume kept thl* mar­ ket in Ihr lend last week with 66.1 cars moving nut—a S3 car Increase ovrr the previous week. Bean volurn* k declining with 140,670 hushrls returning $1J50 to $6.00 per bushel. Pepper volume con­ C a re e r D ay P ro g ra m (Continued Irom Page tine) Jett# will bo Dr C. W. Baker, dsiry fanning: Hairy Knbson. private business; Jo»| Field and A. (!. Madden, civil service; II. A. TolWaon, Kollin* Colleg-, library wmk. Dr. J. B. Knot will show movlPH on Hu* subjects, "Hrsicb for .Security", "Finding the Right Job" and “ KiectroChemistry." H. C. Coleman, and W. W Connor personnel director* of Faslrin Airlines wilt outline re­ quirement* for air hostnsea and aviator*. c ia Among the local speakers will I t Dr. A. W. Fpps, Jr., on den. tlstry, A. Edwin Shinholser on Carts used dally In many area* the practice of l*-v; it. F. Cooper of the world have approximately on farming Id , Heminole County the same form M the earliest snd F. T. M«»lwether on the raising of eallle. wheeled vehicles used by man. tinued to Increase, tailing for 7Bc to $3.76 per bushel for 161,747 bushels. A total of 27,028 unite of squash sold at prlcaa ranging from 76c to $4.00. Cucmnbara brought better than $ 12.00 average par unit with a high of $18.76. Other com­ modities, hot pepper, times, egg­ plant, butterbeans, potatoes, field (teas, corn, English Peas, tomatoes, cabbage and okra brought fairly Mtisfaetory price* ■■growers re­ ceiving gross return* of $771,811.551 fn- ik# wash's sales. Stark* State Market: Straw­ berry volume continues to Increase. A total of 3,740 crates grossed growers $36,000.61, averaging $51.00. A volume of around 6,000 crates per week I* anticipated for the next two weeks. Heavy plant­ ing* of sweat corn, hard pepper, Ford Hook and String Beans are reported. Hanford State M arkrt: "King Cabbage” holding the price spotlight a few weeks ago of better than $6.00 per 601b. bag, Is alipping bark Into the proletariat pried rlass with 60 lb. bars selling the past week for $1.25 though a fairly bravy demand brought $1.76 tu I 2.IM) for 1-3/6 bushel crate*. A heavy volume of celery moved on a stronger market ranging from $2.10 to $2.40 per crate. A dimin­ ishing supply of bunched vege­ table* is rxpected from the Han­ ford area, though Zallwood, Dud* and Hamsula area* may furnish light sopnliei during the current week, imiuifiiwar, potatoes, tu r­ nips, beets, radisnas and lettuce brought fairly satisfactory prices last week. Ideal weather condi­ tions improved both volume and quality of all items. Sale* of 7A,717 unit* grossed $156,868.1*0. Florida City State Market: To­ matoes continue M heavy volume with 73,803 bnshale moving during the last five day period at a gnu* return to growers of $333,863.60. ITire* per bushel svr raged $ 4,6] with a nigh of IS.DQ. A slight de­ crease la valutas Is expected this week. I’alatka State Market: A heavy movemcat nf cahbaga brought grower* $1.76 to <126 per 50 lb*. A lighter volume of cauliflower also moved out of this market. I'ahnke* State Market: A good muvement of cabbsgo and Imans, a fair volume of corn and pepper, and a light volume of celery fa re­ ported on * this market, with In­ creasing volume anticipated. Auriol Declares (Contlausd from Page Owe) tegr.'” The W ait must stand to__ ir. ba a id , building regional gathe defen fens* pacta “to detar aggrae* ■ion and strengthen tha p a c e . Auriol specialty mentioned only the 12-nation North Atlantic Pact and did not elaborate on hD refer­ ence to possible additional "pacta." The bespectacled chief of state vigorously defended ths French righting record. France, h# sold, ha* lost 1JB 2JIOO men a* a resuit of the past two World War* and is now fighting Communism In Korea end Indochina. "What nation haa ever proven better her love fur Independent* and for peat* and her will to da- A m erican uwstiMM# rsM* r* s» tree 1 Auxiliary that he doubled th# com­ placent attitude of lho*« who would follow the ideas of former President Hoover and of Henator Taft in regard to the Forem an situation. Hr stated that "If we wish to fight in Furope instead of on United Stales noli, w# should follow the sdvice of our military leader* and not those less versed In military affairs." Th* talk followed u luncheon •erved by thr Orlando P«it Aoallfury. Among Ijfioir from thu Honforil I’oRt 5.1 attrnding the eonferenco wers Karlyls Ilousholdsr, com­ mander: Jams* Singletary, adju­ tant; Capt. Karle T. Loucks. ex­ ecutive romroilUrmanj Joel 8. Field, past district and post com­ mander: John Pierson: James Q. Galloway, past commander; James F. Benton, second vice commander; E. A. Monfnrton. chaplain: Carey Barfield, sergeant at arena and Frank J. Takarh, ■ergeant a t arm*. Other post members who a t­ tended the conference were Den­ ver Cordell, George O. Maybury, Philip Opper, Judge Douglas Stanstrem and Rusm-II W. Tench, J r. Commander Housholder an­ nounced today that tha annual •lertion of officers of Post 62 will take place tonight at 8:00 o'clock, and urged all members to ba present to vote. About $0 per cent of II. 8homes arr made of wood. A SURE WINNER EVERY Troops To Europe ffjMOoldtyt cagnadoBaiw tl. B lT U a A te W c * mid vehicles w w ad * * y > y * d nr pean defense to Cb m argute lms s tU 8 sp uu ttk* u . . n. CT*a S t m i , re!asS,f 76 national fore* tow's erased* " Belgium and a In tW Irioa don't won IS and 18 ago Ha got nupi from Bona te r W i e lk in ( 1 - Ut^hJt Senator Legion fead both V* fen Auriol M id the French governmeat end people have rejected the “barbarous" m m of neutrality and isolationism and will strive aide by side with Um United 8 tates for th* "service of peace and free­ dom." "We shall from now on po«A together o ar resource* of arm # and troops a t all threatened and strategic pedals (until) we have made th# Atlantic community a solid foundation of our common security and of peteo," ho do­ ctored. Without montloning Rusaia by to mobilise its Joint defenses “ In name, ho stid th* West has started loiam arian th* face of threats of totalitarian expansion and Iho formation rotation of certain m ighty groups of powerm whose policies are not subject tT the free control cf tha people." "It Is certainly not ths fault nf nur two nation* if world collectlv* security has nut been organlxed.'' he added, "although we coniidcr this failure as merely temporary." Auriol laid down this five point "peace" program for R uuia to accept i f It wants to end the EastWest tension: t. Respect for commitment* su h ^ scribed to under the United Nate tions charter. 2. An end to Russian "inlarferIng" in the Internal affairs nf other countries and a stop to Iht flow of "dully Iruults" leveled against these governments. 3. Perm anent international con­ trol of all armament* by the United Natloh* "in order to limit fairly and later to destroy all classic or atomle weapons." 4. Progressive reduction In alk ns'I ion*I arm ies and replacsm sire by a U nited Nations army. 6. An agreement providing for the “free movement of wealth, Ideas and persons" and a guaran­ tee of freedom of expression In those countries where regime, "have been imposed by fort*." Auriol used His strongest lan­ guage to denounce any Idea that Prane* would either stay neutral or turn isolationist. “Neutralism, he Mid, "haa always been foreign to th# French soul not only b a p cause it la a morel obaurdlty but because It Is geographical and historical nonsens*. Ho added: "Can anyone bo neutral between servitude and liberty, between good and gvilT" inthe SANFORD HERALD THE LETTER PRINTED BELOW WAS A “SURE WINNER” FOR THE m rss frooL BOB KARNS Kam a Inganana a on Um argued th* im m dm irrt would b* • tete te - "disruptlvw to m ilitary teamwork i teHbmrt P rttK ' s a fa ilii iii’ V i t h ■:. . M ■r % •k �■W i l l ■] •I u W a n te d H e ra ld tiiiiy 1 To Protect Ik* p u t * of Ike World; To P ro ao te Ike Provrow of A w t k t . To Prod or* PiM peritv for S u fo rf. THR W E A T H E R Pair (bruuflt Wednesday. ,uol*r tonight possibly scattered tight friMl interior of r l l t t u i r HuilN. Continu'd root Wedne-day. Misterate northerly wind*. , A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R Vo l u m e xx E e U b tta W d B S T 1908 ~8 A N F O R D , F l ^ M & h u E S D A Y AI»B. 3 . 1951 { N o. 159 AtMocUtod i’rerw Leaned Wire Hit American Troops Hit Corruption Passage Of Troops-To-Europe As Legislative . North Korea In Force Session Opens Measure Is Expected Tonight U.S. Jets Down Three R u s s i a n MIG-15s Mac Arthur Goes On Visit To Frontline TOKYO. Apt. 3—||dP)— Amen, -an troop* rolled into Rod Korea ftn force today aloof a 10-milr front in ihe We»l. Field diipalche* laid the cionin 9 was aggressive but cautioui and mrl only light r a a t e m at the Mart. Thete other highhghu paced Tuesday'* war new*: Air—American Satire Jet* *hol down three Ruviian-typc MIG-15* Rhd damaged three oriwr in a furiout bailie near the Manchurian border. Other Fifth Air Force planet pounded traffic-jammed Communhl *upply line* in a day­ long attack again*! the biggf*l war. The Allied fighter* flew 700 R rd Troop buildup of the Korean lortie* but foul weather choked them off by lele afternoon. « Fatten* front— Gamaeal Macnhur jeeped 13 rood mile* in­ tide north Korea on the c u t coatt. He rode within 500 yard* of the mein Red line north o f Yangyang. There he found South Korean r • j troop* drggmg in. coofidml and talking only of alttofc. Ob hb return to Tokyo from from hi* I5lh visit to the war front. JdacArthur u id : 4 “The enemy'* awoknou. In the nir and on tn* tea owl hi* bark of artillery and hooey ground weapon* U being beautifully explotted by our field commander." The Supreme Commander Jeep. *d ocroea 38 aboul ____ eaet * at N mRra of the central front, where about Red on*.half ml Illan anKorean combat-1 , for ‘ their Of Sales Burning Faith Is Orange Beer Ban Broadening Tax And Stringent Laws Are Answer To Reds, Causes Influx To Gambling DemandedBySolons Tinman Declares Seminole Taverns U.S. Must Also Fight Five People Involved In Drunken Riot At Organized Cr i me, P r e s i d e n t States K-9 Club On Sunday WASHINGTON. Apr. 3 - < / P ) Prnidrnt Tiuman declared today American* eerd the "burning faith" ol religion to prevent Cnmmuiiiil tide of aggteizion "ftotn meeping atio** the world." Hr alto *aid rtiigiuut principle* command a fight on otganirrd crime and vice. The laik ahead it "full of unreilsm lict and lacrificet." Mr. Truman raid, "hut we need not be afraid if we have the faith. The President spoke a* a cor ticntonc wa* laid fur a new It, 2&o,inni building for the 160-year old New York Avenue Pre»hy trrlan Church here. Abraham Lincoln wa* nnrr a mcmtier of the church. Sir. Truman *atd Americans ran fiitbrar their religious faith* “with Ore tame devotion and datermination the Communists give to (h rk creed." H e lig V he *aid, mint live in American heart, “a* a bunting faith." “Only *urh a faith—only n liv­ ing alfrgianee to «uch a faith— ran carry thl* country through the trial* which are ahead of it," he continued. Hr. Truman Mid of the men fighting in Knrea: "They are fighting and suffer­ ing In an effort to prevent the tide of aggnM iun from sweeping aero** th*^ world. They are fight­ ing to prmrrat the much greater sacrifice Mid Buffering which *11 of. u* wottU endure If wtethgr woflu w ar com**." Sheriff I*. A. Mem told the County Commiuion thal following the Orange county ban on Sunday Iwer sale* ihiee week* »*<>. a tciiou* law enforcement problem had reiullrd in south Seminole County and that since that lime hr had made 54 Sunday aireili. practically all of ihoie arretted lieiog Orange county citizen*. H r pointed out that on Sunday afternoon he had been called to quell a near riot on the Orlando Highway immediately south of the K-9 Club. More than 200 auto­ mobile* were stopped, due to thr fighting which involved m ldim , civilian* and women. "It was the mo«l ditgrarrful thing that ever happened io Semi­ nole County,** said Sheriff Mero. He a lto reported that since the Orange county Runday closing law went Into effect, ■ number of arre sts hod been mode at a tavern neor Bear t-akr on land th at la surrounded by Orange county. So aerlooa haa the situation become la this county th at a meet­ ing of Uw MlaUtenat Association ha* been called for Saturday, "and I know, exactly what they are summoning me f o r ” said to -w a n e d h a Pope Twer Sem inole County Chanflw Aenaniat b •d&'KSfetUk t tpollS relight ua id our. our pietont ____ B i t ____ i_ bnrtighl u* Id ple*ent _po*IInTerrori: tion Of i merer and atrength for tome great purpo**." Amt-rlra, he.. *aid, la IMended to ctHinoratr with other nation* “to help 'create praez and pre­ serve peace In thr world." Mr. Truman continue!: "It t# givrn to use In defend the spiritual Valin*—the moral code—again*! th,- vast force* of (CWalliN* Oa Itae* Twe| Three Spalling,hae champion* from each of *lght schools la Kpralnole County wlU compete on Apr, Ui ‘ ■ Junior mutch presenl _______ , _________ Herald's contest at Miami Muni clpal Aodltoriupt, A »r. 2C, II. C. flucic, . program, director, an­ nounced today.'TWelve, l*»y* and 1C girls, will be on tfle teams. ComtSatition .in spalling ha* narrowad " following) Marvin MeK , tome and Mona Jobe; ganfori Grammar firhool, William Kirchhoff. Nell Michsls and l***ll« Pmith; Lake Monroe School, Jack William*, Florence Brice and l Aii* Johnson I Lake Mary School, Dorothy lire. Chile Rr'ileeman and Carol Taylor. Ollier m ntr*tanta are a* fol­ lows: Lyman School, R ohm Katas. Jean Bnadrrhas anil Joan Dearalft Ovlwla Hthaal, Hekrkah Tuhy, Fat and Bryant ioM, Nadine llelw ont G _ toeUck. Rlc taiM art on and Jo Ann Hughci. Tha onlv repsntov from last vear la Florenre Price of T^kc Vfonrow. Tho Ranrord Grammar Bchuul and, th* Wilton School a t Pnola will be ropcctontcd hv irio* of Ixiys. From the Wilson School will L« Allan Hobby. Honry 1-re amt Thomas Kltnton. Laks Mary will presenl a trio n f girl*. Flo­ rence Price «f Lake Monroe U the only repontcr from last year, Tho winning seW .. in the county will keen the U rge trophy donated by the Miami Herald. The winner In the county ro n ln t will receive a «mtll trophy don­ ated hy the newgpgger and lid In cash. The runner up will receive a prise of 18.00. Third prise will he a pen and neneil set i!•mated hg PovelF* Offiee Supply. Touch lop* WtK donate 82.60 in cash a t ' fourth prist. Two puplla, th# winner end ronner un, will represent the county a t Miami. Contestant# and escort* wifi housed at the Wofford Beach Hotel. Miami Beach. A practice match will be broadcast at TtSO o'clock tonight over WTRJt with hoy* competing against girls. GREENVILLE, Mirh., Apr. 3 A young factory . . . . wml.tr cnnfezsrel today, ztKl* rinllre laid, th at in i Ire set a retie* or flic* that ‘hro rought near-martial low to this 'fjftfi ............. i rltv last nicht. a* toa gfayrd and another rhurch and two downtown building* damaged In the hlaie*. Total lo*« n * eetlmated a t |MU,ono. Hut no tnjurie* were reported. Walter II. Welch, 60. died thl* BUte police Identified the man at fl:IS in Osceola after a a, Vernon ilevia, f t . an employr morning long illne**. He was horn Feb. 2.1, 1801 in h t It*[d Ini** Hi° w m nabbed" 1*»l ! ,B,M m Willocoochee, « * '“* “ *■•“**. uGa. a. He lie lived uvea nL ht hlkfi t * n llti* * ln Geneva eight month* and wa» ?.■£* t d i i i . ' nn^ I L tuirnld ' f‘>rntcrly from Jacksonville where Fetoe holldlng^ ono o f the burned h( WM a twirmraph operator for « mature*, and H L . . . to P state the Seaboard Railroad. dice headquarters In Rost L Mr. Welsh U survived by one ring far a lie detector t» L a *iMCr, Mr*. W. I t Cole of Cove When tha firm popped out City, N. C.: a neice, Mrs. Jame* In quirk surer** Ion I t I P. M. llynum of Sanford; and three lalt night, this smnK. mtomunlty nephew*, Oswald B. Adam*. V. 8. Marinap. Jackioaville; Donald Adam*. Geneva and BiU B Adams, armed camp. N ational Guards­ U. S, Navy, gan Diego, Calif. men patrolled tha UfPa keeping Krichaon ■ Funeral Rome has order. Firemen form a M lf doz­ charge of tha funeral arrange­ en neighboring towns skgieked to ment*. the scene. Alarmed residents the streets. Gres were hriMphl under control about midnight. Limit. F^hvard C. Johnston said Moyl* admitted fire* to U )S ANGKLK2LApr. 3—(iF>triirk, the ■ Methodist Chu Western Union offiw and an a bar- Mlekey Cohen says he l* getting U r shop, jfo denied writing fire rid or all his lorol interests to to a Congregational Church also move to Tucson, A ril., and go Into "the drug business—the le­ damaged In the bhtW. HI* only explanation, Ihe of gitimate drug business." He sold hi* fabled armored ficer earn, ora* tblat “Something would e«me « ever limousine yesterday fur f i t , 030 la fig wouk ,A h and th a t was w hat I'd do. I the Trga* Stock (taring Ai f la k e d the rhuireh hhet Use It tion of. Forth Worth, declari would make the fire. I lost on the drgl The klg sedan coat him |I1J)00, Inst red - T hnra anyth! d, adding "si* hours after he raid. have I uerepted this offer I ^ S f r a other pi 118,000 for nil* of hit Greenville iri pari t-id from Manila r«*r. None hata hash explained, the ear. Opt I don't welsh on a pe\s II for 112,Roelines* toe** and ludurirM foa* la d rib Ti previous fire* nt boefaea# and 000." Last weekend in the Artpoa* oat rial pieces WM estimated City, he aald, ha and his partat MOOJDOO. uvr* boyghl tare drug stores, which b u y be renamed "tha LOVE Mlrkey Cuban Drug Stares." AST. Norik The gambler said Iji* laterast Apr. la the etote* 1 28 Hugh re la- of nap. Who «pent ■ether during * of their FOETAL NOTES IM Postal notes, which are being the stores, The courtship discontinued hy (to Post Office, nerahi tha wire b u , ', bare nothing to da with with .(wetal savings, Poetmaatay Joel Field stated today ia reepe tea to a num will ba told, Cohen said. He will ber o f Inquiries, commute in tha meantimes beTh* note* ' at money rear* ago and In Walter B. Welch Dies At Age Of 60 Warsrsr*s*s Mickey Cohen Goes Into Oniy UuHinesK .J P ? . to HB fcr jKssr-i“sss TALLAHASSEE.' Apr. 3— <JP) —Strongly-backed bill* to broad­ en the *alr* I n and iltikc at gambling and official ronuplion were being prepared (or early in­ troduction today at ihe Florida Lrgidalure n|>enrd its biennial If VhtuU. Mrtnbrii of both Houte *ad Senate weir all but hidden lirhiod Ii.uiL oi (Inwer* on ihrir desk* at gavel* raiqted at noon la con­ vene thr Lrgitlature. Retiring Senate I'reiidrat New­ man C. Urarkin of Cretlview and outgoing Houte Speaker Peiry FMurray of Ftmlpuml opened the Lepidature. They turned their gratet* over to nrw Senate I’rrtident Wallace E. Sturgi* of Orala and Home Sfieaker B. Elliott of Pahokee at toon ai the cut-and-dtird delailt of organization were completed. Chief JuMlo' II. 1.. S,‘bring af the State Hupirme Court iwure In the 20 new member* of Ihe Renatr. The 18 old member* did nut need to take the oath. JusUee B. K. Roberta swore In ail House members, In groups of 10 that huddled around the Hlhlr to take their oath*. Senator Nhands of Gainesville, chairman and head of special com­ mittee* that mads studies of taie* and corruption before th* Legis­ lature opened, revealed plan* of both. He aald hi* tax study committes would propose that the sales tax levy lie extended to all elethizig and moit in ten t medlgipaa. He estimated the rrvliioni hi* group ha* in mind will make the tax yield ahout | 17,500,000 a yhar ■'*** than It dnee now. Rhand*' Crime and CorrupMefl Vinson Urges Mouse To Pass Combined Draft - U n i v e r s a l Training Measure Kiwnnis Minstrel Show WASHINGTONTApr. 3 - < /F ) ~ The Senate met al naan today to hammer into final tha|>e it, long* ilehatrd Irotqit-for-Europe tetolu* lion*. f’attage may tome luoighl il Ailminiilialion le.ulei, .we , uteritui in .topping a Kepulduan atlrni|il to tend the nte.tiitiei hat L to rnmmillrr foi re,li.ilt,og into a joint terolution whitli woultl have the fotte of law. The Haute w*ai urged t»y the chairman of it* Armed Srrvirr* Committer to enact a combination ■trnft-iiniver*a1 military training law to give thi* country “the *t h e -niit Russia will rc-nr, • In a «|iecrh prepaied for de­ livery to open two weeks of drbute. Chiarmau Vinson ||)-G*t The Kaiifonl Kiuani* Club will prvsriit u m im in l *h«»« Friday night at H ml oYlm k ai the Sent- pleaded with the Hou*e not to ionic High S« h«ol Auditorium. The ra*t will inrlud,- >omr of the hr-t ringing amt rntrrtainlng lab id eliminate longrange I'M F pro­ from the bill to extend of Sanfoid and Ccr.trnl Florida. A fun packet how lu«tiri|- m->te than two boor- hu ■ hern pronii <d vision* the ilraft law and lower Ihe inThr entire prorn-d* of ihe show will hr drvntrd to Ihr Kinnni* fund for undripiivilrtrcl rhildren. duetlon age from If) to IH't. To knock out t ’MT, Vinson de­ clared, would be to "force on Ihe hacks of the American people the necessity fnr maintaining foi an '(■definite period a Intgo itanding force which will eventually jeo­ pardize and possibly ruin the economic ■lability of thi* nation." "The Soviet Union li«trn* only Ity li. MILTON K FI.Ll to a nation whose voice 1* (sick­ WASHINGTON. Apt. d ed by steel," he raid. "Here l» ho the «tee(; here i* the sinew; here which i* the way to avoid economic *rt off a move In CongrrM to rhno»; here I* the an*wer that will abolish the Rrc< nulruction Fin ira„.(s«*4 n* P a ir 1w«l ann rorporallun (RFC), went to . bat for thr big government IrmlILUPIUU'V. ON DON Apr. An, y ~ v t b The “ tfcnrv today.B Srnai,- bank[Vnvrt Cmiiell, vrtrran f t World the (-u||irif,lt gpveramcnt warned the Bnliin lh({ MI| „ , mmiUr. wMrh , r . War II and sutomobtlr repair thop today lhal life will be ru«-,l th» DFC of letltnic an In* ofieralnr, war rlrrted rommandri "harsh and unpleasant" thr* year, niictv-e ring with White House of Sanfmd l\u l 53 of the Amrrion tsn l.rgum by unanimous ballot with wsge. buying le*. good,. It \ huge loans * ll* judgment ............ lad night at a well attended meet­ Illamrd Kunia. DAYTONA URACII. Apr. 1In u itatewicnt prepared fur LVt—City Commission Inst night1 ndilure* Corn­ ing at the Legion Hut. This piclurr of more au»tenly— Ihe Sc rule F.aperti milto- 4 ,1 * 1 m’*r. Fidhrighl ell-1 Lie *urce<A Kail J* Houtholdsr, volet) to rreontnu ml lu 0iU» Manager J. H. Mobl,') Mint Nt » fFrafW fit 'Tf.btraV l »L?- who declined to run for another Higgins, recently hired rit> te. the flrat opportunity tManrrow W for ten yeai*-- was drawn in ilw , rentirm director, lie dlsltiUwld. tighten up the gambling laws, | Filth Annual Economic Survry of He bail is»en employtd by .Mob, makn all puhlle offirehoWcr* file ( youthful Hugh Gailikell, chsnrcf- n«e-tmin 1ms* and give It „ fre*b ( of hu l*w practice, n. start, ‘ Elected alto by unanimous hal hy at of F rk I6i gt ulaiy, romiuj; here from mu President's rrnnmnfratboi ,|tn wat Jam r. F. Ilrnlon. first i ’"**' every year afterwards, permit re ' r« «P ‘lw nrw Uik nf huge wslr ;>re p o e t already ha* survived , lampu Itoii-e nttnrk*, and will e„ Into I vice.*ommandci; George Ma>bril pa­ age of this motion, rraaiiaere «■ r**» Tw»i rearmament. _ _ , . , , "Nut until ibr C.immiiiii-t effect Apr, 20 tittles* the S,-n«t ty, irrnml vtce-comm-vnder; -tu-l Mobley tendered hi resignation. block* il. K, D Jolinmn. ilttril vtce^om- I The Isuird split two tun! two on , S u n f o r d L io n K C J n o u ^M m are u* r . . * t . # , Mobley's resignation with nm1 Fulhright and Senator Cntie- mandez. men Iter not rating The re-lgnnhull (It-lnd), B inomlwr of hi* H o fto r ( ;u h U o n n .S a n f o r d C u b S c o u ls Itr-rleeted were the following: • ntieominittee, were scheduled a* It. \V. Deane, finance officer; Fd tion, t here foie, wa- not noepted. The commission last night also The Hanford l.lon# Club enterR C C fiV C L h u r t t T windup witness*■ in Ihe Fxpendi- Monfortnn, chaplain ami Capt. leselndest a city l>us line reartuien r,<mmittee‘« hearing on the Katie T. I.niick*, historian. tallied two "rub liuna" toilay. One _____ gunization plan which had reof them was Cub Lion John Sen3 | (lI | hl. gan fur. I Cub reorganization propo-al Cspehurt F.lccled as »ergrant-at.arm« ■■It, .I in dismissal of -ix N'cgtn karih, the other a yet un-namr.l gemit* received a charter from demand- eontplete liipudution of wa- Hill llarfield, uml t. assistant Ini- driver* on Apr. 2. cub Ikw which Zoo « Manager Jack Jsrk John Plrraun, local scout leader, ItF r. Russell Tench. The reorganization |l,m had iolbrlgbl argued that Ihe titan sergeant-at-arm-. Davis brought to the meeting. at a rnretinp Friday night in MeThe I'osl approved the mcnduT- ■hang*** rouUs to eliminate dullcontain* safeguardos-nin t !>'•All of thl* prompted King Lion Klllley Hall. -hip of nine applicants: ChurU ■aling service. There limt leeu Hurry noh-un to announce that th Mr. I ltf w n told (how prerent. vlble utilise of power Itv a one- It. IW .II, Harold Hu. kenliach. ■cpatali' busies foi ............ nnl Lion* Club may sponiior a contest in, Imling more than WO parent*, man administrator, unit that Coo Freeman \V, ,t, Ituddy Howard. whiles For one dn>, N■'!•>•. lent to name the little cub. friends »nd scout*, thnt Die Iloy ares# can enact more -ofeguurdi Marion H Galley, John L I'riee, torn permitted to tjil, any lot-. The club votes) to send rengrat ure Ihe tuo-t unselfish or- 'f b ebootes. J, Lows, Jr,, Albert L. Har­ Principal otganirrd uhj.i lo.ti came He contended that evrn If fon- I Lloyd ulation* to Volie Williams, Jr., uti ganiiaiion in America. He was in low and Francis K. Fertsch. ^ front Ncgtoei on Hie gionmls the otrasion of his dehut a* a stair triHluced by Cuh Master W. \V greai decides to Mott RFC from The new commander, Mr. Cor­ << had (teen d( scrim Itut linn in legislator at Tallahassee, and to Ty,e. Mrs. D It. Watkins led in making new loans, Il dill need dell, was Imrn in Hartwell, tia-, thr an organization to super vie out where he ol tended local -cho*d dir mi-sing Ihe Negro bo driv­ extend to him a two month* Iravr grnup singing, ers. af absence Awerdr and merit badge* wete -HirstIm; loans and that the RFC arul high school. Hi- came to SunMajor Hllle Lanca-tcr, in pre­ Henry Witte told of tho anni--.ppresented rre e n lrd to the Ihe Cub Culi Seoul* Smut* by has the staff and sHII* in ih> Hit*. ford nt the age of 19. During senting the motion fix Higgins* "If the reorganization plan Is verserv relebratlon which hkh the Or Mr. T j rie. who |xdi ted out H ut the World Wm II he served in Ihe discharge, commented on the (tVstlsszS Oa raa* T*»«l Undo Limt* oldest in _ Scout nmremen* Is growing Elmt# Club, the oiliest jn the Cub Navy. He i* married to the form­ ‘high alary' (fd,2.',tl yearly) llig ■tale organisation, will hold on very rapidly, a it Utere f* er Miss Nell Williams of Sanford gilt- receive-, and .nt what be o c h Apr. 20-21, when the club will be great need for more i den mother* and lives at 26511 Kim Avenue. termed "no economy" n <.ve- 'im« 30 year* old. He requested that and aa*l*tant«. They have two sons, Terry and the i cereal ion director took over N o F e a r F o i * M u r d e r e H 8 local members attend the reltWith den mother* Instructing, Jame*. Feb. 16. hratlon. He also told of pUns for the five liens of Pack 34 presented F.xcrpt for the period of lire Itcfcrring to Higgins’ plan to participation by local mem ben In skits representing Africa. Hawaii, Tex., Apr. 3tllTNTPVILLK. Wfip M*rvlrp in* Hav H«*in in Dii* "consolidate” the c ite '- tectea1-re tfle Lion's atate convention in Jack- zbuith America, Mexico amt -\it«-' */*'*—Emina lijiver. 40-yeai-uld automobile repair business here I | . . . IIIX II), •brintrtng •••* .t i n g » V II • .tton departinent, .u,li konville In June. 1Negro convicted three tin time* of fix the |a»l 2tl tralia. years. A tinI Iin " ' activities as theI , park dciiartnicnt, . • S• I 1 I . I S .1 | . S s murder, doesn't think *h* will la­ iif the Fir*tS B*Rapti.l Church, hI ! and the ticaiilifi. at ion program the first woman electrocuted In th* IlsalliarZ «»" •’■*» T" " ' inidct Higgins* supervision, I.anTex** penitentiary. ■a A i t -aid: "lie*- become a snb"Furrlv you're not going to ex­ city manager, with all ilrpartecute u Negro for killing another meni under him. I don't think Negro," nhe said In uu interview. that'-- proper." "If il had been a while man i' Mot ley this morning reiterated would have been different." Hoy Wrigid, Hr., tilt, died at hi i his refusal to fire Higgins. He From a—known hy Ihe nh'knaiii" By DON W IIITKIIKID "Straight Eight"—we* >rntemed borne at 71)6 <>ak Avenue uiditenly would not comment ett whether WASHINGTON, A|if. 3 11*k- Outraged cttlzens a,rust th to death in Han Antonio, Tex., for this morning at t0t30 o'clock. He be intended tn demand immeiltHle had Wen in ill benllh for many action on the resignat It subUnited State# are (touring telegums and Irtieii into Wai ninglim stabbing Herman Cohn to death. y(.„ra. ' mi lies) last night. She I-. lied111ed to die Msy 4. demanding a (leao-u)i in government. limn in Rome, (Jo. July 7, IHHI, ('nmmis*lonet> must •a si a yrs But Emma escaped the electric Mr. Wrigld came to .Sanford in or no vote nn every issue, ex­ A large number is |nling up in lb* office ol Senator William |. thaif twice before. Fulhright. The youthful-looking ♦ ----------She received a suspended sen |f)2rt from Chattanooga. Tenii lie cept where they ate prr-.innaly Arkansas Democrat vrho ramrod dreency our dadx taught us? I tenre In one killing and served IH wa* engaged in the Real Estate concerned, th* city chatter tiro, ded Ih* sensational RFC probe l> dnti'* bellstro il. Rarely -.ncic ate month* of a three-year sentence In business until hi# retirement he- vide*. Commissioner Lcjtoy Hull cause of III health. He wa* a mem- ‘ withheld’' hi* vuti' last night, demanding a code of elhica he enough good wren left to «'*.r a •mother slaying. "I'm not werrleu about ever her of tire First I'resbyterian "fur the time being." The meeting drawn up aa a sort of a'lde-rule cleanup." for measuring the Integrity of From New York (,! —"It Is getting sent to the rhair,” she «ald. Church and of the Cherokee Ma­ wa- hastily adjourned after the tie vote. puhlle official*. high lime tha* > j , serious " I ll get my lenience commuted sonic Lodge In Rome. lie is survived hy the widow; Fulhright laid the Rvnale Uri thought to out standard' nf right to life." Meanwhile, she watts in the three daughter', Mrs. Ava Mweek thr RFC inquiry diorlmed u and dceeney wh!-h a r i f ir loo moral problem In which official' Uw. Not only In pnlttk* but (n most Itixurlott* death cell ever pro­ Itavis, Mr*. Dick Aiken and Miss High yesterday 84 abide by the letter of the Uw— r .e r y corner of American life." vided a condemned prisoner in Tex­ Margaret W right; two «on», Jame Low today * l hut vioUte its aplrit witlmut any From W**t Nyact, H V.— as. The pri von hki nu accomoda­ A. Wright and Roy It. Wright, Jr.; Haiti .16 nine grandchildren. Joan, I'eggy, tions |n death row for wnmrn and “.Shrewdness and rievernetx seem feeling of wrong doing. Total April rain ,16 inch "The values of Ilf* which Were to have been readily a rrrp ln t as an auditor’* office was hurriedly Mary Ann, Roy and James A. Normal April rain 221 inches Wright. Jr.: Dian Bhenherd, lied d ear to th* Pilgrims," to said, an adequate ami deslrahle «uh- converted for krnma. Three v omen were hired to ford Klin* HI, Anne Wright and "and the founding father* have ■tllute for »he once reapected vlrJohn Charles Aiken, all of Banheroine dim and fuixy In outline." Urea of intrlleetual and mural stand guard 24 hnui * a day. ford. The lime has rum* he rays, Ibtegrily " Funeral arrangement* will be f OK C LUNrilKON for « m w look a t what U right From Al tlene. T*H.—"leu „naJACKSONVILLE, Apr. 3—-u n — The Seminal* County Chamber announced later. and what i* wrong. tion le widrsprrad and gruw'ng I'll 38 Atlanta And many Amrrteao* fret the rapidly and unless Congres* of Commerce li seeking more *>2 41 Hi.mark TYPfiY GUNMAN same way. Eve-r .n»H M r.*. < orders m house rlraniny 'h e voter* registrant* for the luncheon 6d 72 DALLAS, Tex- Apr. 3-bV>— lit ownsville Friday noon a t 12:16 o'clock at freah batch of letteie, cheering will a t the firat opj-irtunity." :») 43 Fulbrlgbt for his light for blot liar message* tome from the Mayfair Inn at which Wil­ A tip*y gunman staggered through Chicago .Ml 33 honestr in government and echo­ Arkansas, Michigan, Florida, liam Hlrd of the U. 8. Chamber the doorway of a south Dolls* li­ Denver 43 27 Molne* ing hla fear that political cor- Mississippi, T-nneseo*-, Calii'or.ut of Commerce will speak, aald quor store and pointed a pistol at De» Fresno 73 62 raptlM U eating away the moral and other stale* aetoa* the oa- Foi Whitney, C of C manager, Manager L. C. Moskowitf. 40 52 Moskawltx knocked the gun from Nrw York today. atrength of tha 84 48 Phoenix We would especially like th* hi* hand and called officer*. They r o like UtUt Looking a! the#* leitere. !*wr* CA 29 “ Evidently all he wanted was g Washington business men (if this city and From W e a t h e r f o r d , T#*.-* U no doubt Fultright IIH1 u*l( <W 4 « $ fe , o *ty to attend the meeting, pint of whiskey,” Moekowlla told Jacksonville "What ha* happened te ua. Blllf a subject that la were"rev 79 At ’.Vhltney. He advlsied later, “but It Is th* policy of our Miami Are we aa a peopU so hunger for people whew he wzksd fn r * roi.t- sent M 77 44 money or personal power Sto s w# mission "to eotootc. >h- etc * m applicant* for reservations nt ■tore not to eell liquor to Intoxi­ Tallahattee 77 Tamp* 67 ------* to , an v eTf Uie lutrchaon to lelephoM 1100. cated person*-” have forgottan every Britons W a r n e d Fulbright Defends Denver Co r d e l l U f c T . l l . H e * g S & J f i & S E hchd He a d 01 A n d Unpleasant Legion Post No. 53 Russia Is Blamed For.K Sy n S L i f t f i f ’'. Increases In Aus­ terity Regulations Council Re f us e s DavlftnaManager’s Offer To Resign 8 P S 8 Z J T 5 S SiW?Sfi*-*£ S S i S f Benton, MayberryAnd Johnson Are Chosen Vice Commanders t *-•« ~re«.. «-»•» cr,r:ihZ u l l , : ri- Jr ••*•■•"** i~»" Death Houne H I I j Establishment Of Crime Commission Is Advocated By Senator Fulbright Roy Wright, Sr. fi(> I)iuN Suddenly Today Sanford Weal her I The Weather j! �■ /J ib ; * H f g B A N F O R D fft B A L P , ■I The Sanford Herald iM i w ln t iii n )• »*" raMlabM Sallr *IH|M l i l a r i i r ■•1 I n S r *1 , ta iO H . PlarMa H I HaamaUa A m M __ Datared aa aHMHMia #laae aiavtaff « « : * « *r. rata, *« ik* h » oiiir* a N i h H . VlsrlSa, u l « r lb* Art a <*** r— a t RartA a. l»T*._ " HOIXANn I. Ill:AN M lla i UOHIIO* OMAN >_ _ _ Bailaaaa M aaaur MSIWHTIOV RATEI V rarrWr ®i j 5 Ala* Haalh f lhr** r r Haalha Hi Naaiha .......... AM Oh la a r . ___ _____ All *bllaarr aallr**, «aila ■( tbaafe*. rrw latlaa,. srartamallao*. IM aailrra a l ralrrlalaairala lar fb* oarfaa, al ralalaa laaAa. aatli M rbai aarave lar al raaalar a*a»rllalaa raiaa. M«*rrarai>* Hallaaallr Hr lalasA !»«•»»»,, n»*r*a»ala> •lira, Ia ,. I , a hath, ( hlraa*, !>*• trail. Maaaaa H it, »l. I.aala. Tba HrraM la a a r a l a r al lb* Aaaarlatr* I’rraa aaklrb la rallllaal aarlaaltair la «hr aa* lar raaabll. vallaa al all lb* laral svws arlalr* •a Ihla a»aaa*a*rr, aa Mali aa all IT a rm *la*«irbv*. ri Knn.iv, tr u . a. ism lOli.W H Illin.K VKKHK There U ifrlu r In united wnr•Mp that doc* nut nlitain In thr solitude of i,nr r|u*rl«. I’nilrd prayer. <l«» h»*» n u tr |,»»vrful \V*m.«v v . u br ttirrr arr r> tk rrfj together In mir name, there am I In the midat of them.—Mat. 11 :10. Tlie American Municipal As­ sociation isys thal 99 percent ol all American mayor* are honeit. That percentage may be a little high, but more credit lo them when they ere hoorti,. New York City's Democratic orin |lion, and the underwold. We that similar tie-ups esitt most Drmociatic organiratkas throughout the North and Ik* criminal underworld. Southern Domacrals find ihemaelvet in Strang* company indeed whenever they ctoss the Maton-Diaon line. What the shrinking dollar means lo the taxpayer is shown by John Montgomery, vice chaiiman of the State Advertising Commission who (; gojats out that the annual $300,' appropriation for adverk no longer large enough to Florida's billion dollar twines*, nod that a paga ad ill thagarine that Childhood Mishaps 4CeariaavU Wrea* Tan* Oael Hheriff Mere. Can recorded history be summed up In a single s e n t ­ ence? W ithout apparently tryin g to do so, Bertrand Ruaaell, tha English philosopher, has tom e near It In his newly pub­ lished “Unpopular Essays.” He snya this: “Moat of th e greatest avlts that man haa Inflicted upon man have come through pcopln feeling qulto certain about som ething which in fact waa fn W .” Out* other scarchiHg remark in the wunr lamk may In•lure a wholemime statu o f self-criticism ; "If an opinion con­ trary to your own makes you angry, that is a sign that you are subconsciously aware o f having no good rettaon for thinking tut you do.” T hough It m ight sevru im port _____ • jkgnmoh saying w ith thnao bits or drlBdom.' Bright well have added: “ If th e shod fits, w m i I it.” ; a p a n ad In the Sanild used to coat 960.M| V rsa Pate «■#> t inslve. said “tactical run. along the entire Knraait remain favorable. Our only $103.32. front •trhtrgy remplna uitchangnl . , . It !» has*,! on maneuver and not positional warfare." Kartter hla dally communique said the Communist nimmandcrs near the front hive “a patrtillal strength of 83 divisions, ih>' greatest of any neriml of Ui* Korean campaign. Tha communique pointed In two “romi*n*atlng factors" in Ih# Communist H i . tnrei real: the HReds' ||. supply capacity and the lability of Uwlr supply K Hast. Tha big Jot air battle was fought—at altitude* from 87360 f a ir dawn to 8,000—tout h of the Manchurtaa m hoar Ike Manriiv P it Hurley, who was Yalu Wear Twenty1fleo flea Amaricaq • (hug outside hk WashWare United with the other day, has of America's leading Tor two generations. A Ik* first World War, national emmsandtr of ka became Sac seta rv and w*a mad* a brigadier 40 MIG*, marksd on Uw, wit with Red star*. When tn« J g I at the outbreak of the Wkr. t i l wa* M t network. M en tkan ttO sortto China by Ptwk were flown by noon Tueaday It and for some timo Fifty vehicle* wore reported For East. irn. North Korean divlatonq ranged fnm* 4JW0 n h,900 taeur The 03 lorn ire let strength, , Count,uni.I (rucks and carta clogged North Korean mads. Mir« than 2J>00 vtUoli* wbte t>polled moving aver the Com­ munist supply un** Monday night. Tha Rada ate moving most oi their man and equipment tinder cover af darknoa*. 1 South African pIMa Dytog K-Bl HutUnga hit road and rail traffic In ih# Na ntak sector. Americ tacked vrhkleA and bulk!lags southeast af Hghlvra of tha first ran 13 a year to 7 3 . mm “Seminole County, In accord­ ance with S tate law, allaws tha sale of boar on Sunday*, and this Wisdom- By Russell Korean War s Hr addftl thal wlierra* He formfrly had on* man Wnrklny on the tavrrn rituatlon, he now haa ail men. “The methml of operation of a few plan-* I* rulnins Ihf opera­ tion of rfvpfrtahlr place*, he told the Commission in reference to tavern*. The operator* of a tnurht raldn c u r t next to the K-o Cluh told the Commission today that It la berpmlng Impostlhla to operate their builneea because of the all nlfhl operation of Iho club which operate* under o hotel license to aril food. They stated that dotr* of cabin* are triad and tenants are annoyed a t night. Commenting on the situation. Judge Douglas Btenstrow stated that he plan* to request the Btete Beverage Department to revoke the beverage Itcenee of the K-H Club, polntinr out Ihol the rint Nunday was the second within ID days. “flitch public ■V*break* will not lie toieratod in ttomlnole Cmmty," said Judge fltonetrea. Both Judge Stm atr Shariff Hero stated this morning that their fltota Beverage not mad* alac* 1M0, te n haw keen written to department, calling attention liquor violation*. Sheriff Maro attributed the situation to Orange county going dry on the sal* of l>eer on Sun- altuatlgn will continue Uni uniaaa eltl ten* vola otherwlsn,” ha declared. M*nib*ra or tha Commission this morning discussed tha possibility of changing tha closing time of place* selling liquor ant boar, which la now set at 8:00 A. M. Following hi* appearance before the Commlaalan, Sheriff Mara staled that he will Uk* Immediate action In • drive on all pice* which violate ih* law* relating to coating, sales lo minora. Sun­ der liquor sale* and all other ' i violation*. beverage sale Chicago. A n , Intellectual maver­ ick. llutrhtn* had Ih* aoadtmlc world in a tumult when he b* can * n eaident of the university at age 30. He shattered the old educailonal tu t tern with a ayttem which permitted student* to ad ­ vance a* rapUllv a* they wer* able to pa** examination*. Itc banned big.time football a t Chicago -* move that required ;i great deal of courage—and he left no doubt he Is a man of Hrttng conviction*. He ha* re­ signed from the university lo accept a post with the Ford Found* t 't i . 8. Paul Hoffman. 88, director of the rorti Foundation. Hoffman worked hit way up from an automoods salesman to bead tha auuicoakrr Corporation. Then he gave up HU IVfi.000-a-year Job to aocfpl a $20,000-a-yeor Job aa bead of tbe Uiant Kuropoan Mcovery Program. A friendly m aa. with an sir of .romptets. itanknrak, lloffman wun tha cult Congresa through ,Us lidencc of tCohgrato Integrity and thr high .rallbtr at tit* mem he called ,around hint.' $ ,V t.lU r Brut her, ■to, debt-of or Atjtomol twuf infsi ' Rauther quit ill itauthvi with a itSinss . . . ...... w j w -JwS Hi* arm waa mangled blit, he recovered and , I irqod to tonUnud bis work* T ier- wars radtora-M navsr confirmed—i t o . Katrijiat w*a shot because ha tried to number* rarikat the stamp , in bu union. B. Former Senator Robert M. laFotlelte, Jr.. U , af a u n s s m , Ho Mtowod his fiery fstlwr Into the Senate and served there tot three tom e. There i* a story that Republican leaders gaved Mm latlvrly unimportant committee post* Imcauae he refuaed to moderate the political views h. had chared with hi* father. He was as determined ** hi* dot to |lght for what ha believed Chief Judge Ladraad ql tk . Beeoad W •B p ra g k ^ n Bitur# * cou£s ,lgh». before U»a m arling place.*; Warned lgaaai 'rr*wT ram* o*«i have baa» convinced t ft pawera .;ar*" In* tiKnpg .toibw he' TiplWM" at th e' baginnlag dhiVtrripl fto L ife u* wurfit:;Df. Waa one of a grmip ol In general be followed the p a y W ftolt,,;.'. • Tbe .aorvey. predksad « A par t e n t' laereaa*. .t o . . Industrial praduailra to- IBI1, compared with 9 per cast teat year but added “Wa cannot count on getting raw materials" even for a 4 per oast Hml Neither, It <aaid, could the nation depend op a levelling off of racketing Import price* nor ort the necessary big riM In ve­ port e rt earnings to keep pace with he •rS T e •— oak for. At thaoo, 1940 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan them. If *rants abroad should turn Good Tires nnd S en t CoViro—lo ttk s and runa Rural ........................................................... ■- favorable than ha* hero ♦ o r‘ lean I b*»u ataumvd we may find ourM m In i^ry aarioua itifflcul- 1911 Studcbaker 4 Door 6 Cylinder Sedan After detailing the tout rap- Good ftrinW'Good Tire*, Kadlo, 11enter, A good clean m r w ith low m ileage ......— .. t | | | trouble* Id, "The r la 1947 Dodge 4 Door Sedan rp? 1 arm* program. .f M,7no,nno,(ym ) Ik now be. nf. It will reach a peak In and 1163.' agtauht ok skip*, and (IBjPBDe Dark Green p ain t which looks altnoat iiiH* Radio, Heater, 4 Brand new Goodrich' U fa w ith Life-Guard T ubes, Price ................. M S I 1948 Chevrolet Fleelmaater l i k w r Sedan Good Paint, Heat Govern, Clean ln td M H B a d lo * Low mileage 10,206 miles, Otic local S | 9 9 A -°6 1947 Dodge 4 Door Sdan Good Paint, Good Tires, Seat C over* >Rlhl». flo a ter Good Mechanical Condition .............. a u a u l | § H D 0 prareaaor at "J > .....— §f | y: | * I ■ I » to.l A t Rev. i Pi raa (IO JI Olym pic Blue F in ish , Practically new U na, Radio, la the wtll ftom an x(UMmatad BPOJWB ■ Httattr. H m U r, Beat Bent C overt, oven Excellent Mechanical nn.llMnn Pv4» 7 7 m T a a r a a m iw> mreth. to about BB0JXM * I Condition, Price ..... reHglatei yre i* from now. for a bettor between r o l l v l o a x *$ ."Al af the * |I5'00 1946 Butek 4 Door Super Sedan * 'fiSS5?*i2 |948 Butek Convertible Slid eaufl- "ThD la wom enough to ikafp tbc' .buflsnt hal■need .to th* eext flacal y caf> il|ic| . toglnaJulir.ebri 4, u .; ...l l ! ^ a t Crlppt markaa-you-go path that fq raaka a«re tba arms flow K sA aW * •OoJMior controls and ■ J dlrdMIan ovor pTOduc U. K. ' ranged from |5.»H)0,nw.- froat-itpday. 'iSX re W lftl j j w w w j n a s c : K 'r u L ’W w L is ; Tnimati Speech ft ontlmirrf from Page One) (OL-t president of the Brotherhood and of the Men's lliblr Class. He bclongu to the Sctulnolc Sportsman ervnaiili CfinKrtB1 ’ a 10-^ . v.r.!t Is to prospeer for Association. The f i ra.l Vics-ruiamaiivUi, * ... . —— ...nt t„ anplr lor the ‘nVw Vptltmte teat for draft de­ James K. Hcnlon. wa# l»rn »n ferment. thr Selective Sendee Hampton, 9 C. and »■» five System aald. Draft hoard* will w j yeans old when his family came have the application card* until to Banford, lie Ii also a Nava) World ____ ... War II. II* >• Apr. 12. Local board* throughout v e te r a n of the nation already are being flood- the market manager of th* A. ril with request* for the card*. * and P. Tea Co., by whom Im ha* itn rk t »w>k^*in9n ultl. Iwen employed for 10 year*. Mr. Mr*. Renton liva al 2828 In annoimclns )e*tcrdav that and Orange Avenue nnd have turn •tudentq wiihlng to take the tc*t* children, a boy and a girl. They should apply to thrir draft board* 'mmM tatri'y. ihc Sg*ncy_n#|jl*ded ar, member* of tho Central Bap­ to explain that It meant lnun*d tist Church. George O. Mayberry, third vicelately upon dlilributlon of applies _________ Jth the First commander,^ ____ served will tlon card# to the board# Apr. 12 Division, 18th Infantry In th* Meanwhile Secretory of th* north Africaq invasion. He waa Treasury IVHMiry Snyuef onijuri #eo< Mid th *■*■ a *t If Con gress vote* a $| 0,000,n00j) 0ft lav born In 8p«h*or, Mau. He I# mar­ fncrraao now. It may not be nre- ried and live* at Lake Mnrv. He •M ary to aik for any more next la a member of the D. A. V. and year. He had prevloualy raid tha of the Jayceea. During the rerent drive which § 10,000JKKhOOO would aufflef at brought the Post membership up least until lanuary. Snyder told* new* ronftreivcr to 608, Mr. Maybury brought In today the budget for flacal 1951. S« new member*. Adjutant James Singletary told beginning next July I. im» a good chance of being balsmW barring of the recent Sixth D utrlet con­ a major change In th# dofan*# ait* ference in Uriandonation—If Congrea* Pww|Pt|F Serving aa lellera In tha decpa,sc* th* preaent IIOJWO.OOO,- lloneering were Meorge ripeer, Al OOfl tax tnrtea** prapoaal. Wilson and J. Bralley Odham. Tho But Republican lawmaker* jle- only tialUita thry had to count lUIll giantUsI a further cut In the Ad were, In Uus aergeant at-arm.v vrtjtpilnlstratlon'* 1981 tkx Iturrart ing, but Mn Odham. whf hav 1)1* eye on tho Govctuor a ieat, declar­ ed afterward that He hail ol.ulneil valualiU- alectionacring «FPfrtwre. , '■’i W f ' X . t o ' . T w , I Congrtd* U llkriy to kla JH L te.Ftollamena f.«*ak and __________ ____ mvt nq radio alui radar eqalp. tore redivide the count*# to pro- of religion • educational world. FuL travail Cor del! Elected The adoption of the ricCIrltan amendment amounlr.1 to a »h*rr slan a t President Truman who has * " W S. , M ta t t o n s r a rOck (Continued Iron Page One) defeated," ha Mid, "the agency would conliAua to drift under ettretnely difficult rim im ttan m . It# important difqpic work would bo delayed. |t* many good and expert emplayaaa* would contlnu* to look for more secure em­ ployment. “The defeat of th* reorganlxation plan, nU the grounds that the agency should he abolished, would merely prolong the present conditions, without any assurance that the agency would be aboliahrd or restored lo a posit Ion of Iml? pi-rulenet and fnUgrity." Ho lalb-d th* plan "a slurero effort to corrert tha present conditions In the RFC.” Many of the lawmaker, op­ posing th* reorganisation plan have used the Fulhright subcommittee’s report u* ammuni­ tion fur their arguments * thal RFC, In.trail of being reorganlied, should l ; abolished en­ tirely. “32r S ..j S ‘o.iM.wSS v#n Klilelt ‘ accepted .the aptakareklp wUh. a lOB-wkW speorh pledging he would try to radical In hit religion* viewa. m fair, just and Impartial In I. Dr. Thoodore Oroena, 61. alralaftw. ran.noo.ooo on unk* tiding over the House. akd ether vehicles, a ilmilar Jtwy wttktoA th - U im d'ry last Juno *3 llaack, Fwratt, housing; itoraru ill Howard1 Pwcatt, Jaeolw, printing; Harry VoorhU, reception and Wallace Mercer, rrgLt ration. Rotary club* Included in th* E44th district are located In Apopka, Arcadia, Avon Park, Bartow, Bradenton, Clearwater, Dade City, Dunedin, Euatl*, Lake Wales, Leesburg, Ocala, Fort Myere. Frostproof, Gulf (trachea, Maltvra Cltrt Kltalmmas. Lakeland, Orlando, Palmet­ to, Punta liofda, Mt. Petersburg, flanfard, liaraaoU, riabting, Tam­ pa, • Tarpra Spring*. VynkfNo, aorala, winter • Garden. -Winter Jtaven,).Viktor tVirtr* and Vbor City. 4t*il O ne local owner— Looks and runn ISfew ifeit m SBm BOeltloHL A chunta srlis bvtor* ;hey imaakad bert stock lea's bills and lalredue* Item in the House, too. as soon as be rdn iHv* up a strong group of INw oi coagoaadriH] H 1J‘ ft,l n[ ... Tha avarwbaimingly iMtm-irilc Navy pUota flow d missions on tha Monday. They gasoline * on lift# *bomb* ParalUl to ware vwr-' ORLANDO, Apr. S - t A I Plans are nearly complete for tha second annual Ratary Diattltt Con/erenc* In Orlando, Apr, 28 ta 14, it waa announced her* yesterday. Up to 500 Rotariane, repre­ senting 23 club* in pis 244th diatdci which cOvrra Central Florida and tha west coast from Sarasota to . Clearwai _ rwatur, aw *«■ pec ted to attend the conference. The Orlando and Winter Park clubs still act aa boats for the conference which will be held at the Ban Juan Hotel. Principal speaker will tie Sena­ tor Spysiard llblland, who will epttk at thr fellov-ahlp dinner. EPt* .Sunday, «■*$ p Apr. 22. tpoea Of the conference, Purpose James U. Keith, Orlando, gen­ eral chairman, explained, la to revirw the service work of Rotary Clubs In the district and to plan ways nf Incrraring rffeetivenasa of future activi­ ties. High point of the conference will he the nomination of a llotarlan to succeed Frank M. Ui.oJ.a, Z ' + r V t l *. j u lin k ' »'>>tilni. iVotMilUU-ii at ih rohfri viH-c la r<|uivaicnl u election. Ri.hlnsiui said, hut the new governor will tv formally rim lrd along with more than 280 other* from qll parts of thr world, at Ins Rotar* tnlen>*H»u. -I ta il Convention - In AUaMIc City, Mav 27 to 31. Committee chairmen for the conference are: Paul Htlnc, at­ tendance; .Mnwarri liras*. Boy Scout*: Leroy Coffman, daturationat W. II. DlaL general en­ tertainment: Mrs. M. Carle Cootibg, ladies entertainment: Her. I tn iiB g r e meet Russia’* ambition#, all wrap­ ped up in this bill." Klwrwhere in the naUan'a capltol Senator Lodge (R-Maaa) said he will ask th*' Senate to back down from it* atand that Con­ gress would p*»« on every de­ ployment of troop* to EuropeLog* told a reporter he ftH It would be “dlmstrous" if ibe henate took that podtton In final action on a troops resolution pend­ ing before it. The resolution would endorse the Administration's plan to aid an four Army divisioni—about IOC,000 men—to Join M.e two already In Europe m In General Dwlgh*. II Klienhower a North Atlantic Deftn*# Fore*. ny a 49 to 43 vote, the Senate put Into It yesterday J»ni(u*lt* proposed by Senator McOrilan tD-Ark) to th# effect that Mr. Truman should ntastoto any ad­ ult tonal troop, without further congressional approval, a It la thr McClaltand language which I-mire want, to knoeV «ut. who .iadk. over lu l frtto i’BUI$gji-Rlr on. Ones damaged a rail t several vektelea In r Bing yang area. was deatreyn ky On tke ranged ah April Sleet 0£ Rotary Gubs ' A| rail of taw aid Umlt' » Fulbright Troops To Europe r. dipM,,to ^ T V O U J ^ ^ ^ J U son This session of the Legislature which begins in Tails* of ethical standards of conduct In By HAROLD MILKS hassee today premises to be one o f the most Important, If public affaire.” NEW DELHI, India, Apr. $-pP> And like the m u from W*0» not the most sensational, in the history of this state. N ever —Anil-American l*m reached a before have there been so many controversial Issues to be new high in India todhy under the therfsrd. Tex.. Pulbrighl Is earUln there ate “enough good mm be settled w ith so much disunity existin g within the legit* double Impart of American hesi­ left" to start a cleanup try point­ Intivc halls, or between the Legislature and the adminis* tancy la (ending grain to this ing tha sray to a mora rtolj hungry country end Prime Minli- standard of conduct fur public tratlvc branch of government. ter Nehru's sharp criticism of a The disclosures which have been made by the Senate Rrltiih-Ameriesn resolution on officials. . Fulbright chase carefully the Kefauver Investigating Comm ittee regarding crime and Kashmir. names ___oftsn tai men whom ha would “It Is hard to stem criticism of Ilka ta see on tha commission. II* corruption In Florida nre bound to produce unprecendonted America and its action in tha Kash­ called them “private rkltene of rc|x>rcuHslons in the legislatu re. The Impact from these mir question when the Prime Minbottles is likely to lie felt In connectioa with every other later himself le In*the van of the outstanding achievement and character, who** integrity Ik be­ piece of Important legislation which comes before the tea* eritlcs.H a highly placed Indian yond question." told this reporter. slon. Who nre three mm thnt PulAmerican and Indian officials bright would trust with the task Ho that as it may, the Legislature should not adjourn both expreaa concern over Ike de­ of laying down rules af conduct until it has passed whatever laws may lie necessary to take velopments. But It seemed Obvious puhlk official*T What quality the profit out o f crime In Florida, and make less tem pting that tha Indian government had for do they have in common' that to weak-willed piddle officials th e offers of racketeers. If made no effert to control tha anti- caused the senator to ehoo*., we do not want New York and Chicago criminals to con* American feeling which appears themf to have far outstripped Ibis cri­ Here are tha ten on Pulbright’s trol our State ami every business in it, we have got to have ticism heir of Britain, on the same honor roll of honest men: legislation which will protect us from such invasions. •core. I. Former Supreme Court iue< Britain joined the U. H. Ii pro­ tier Owen J. Roberts, 78. He Not the least Important o f all the other m atters com­ sing a resolution to the United gave up hie Mf-money law ing before the legislatu re is the <|uestinn of where the ■lions Berurlty Council for settl­ money will tie found to do all the things which special in­ ing the Kashmir desputa 1*1wren practice to accept an appointment (he court hv President Hoover. terests anil various minority groups r.re demanding. New India and Pakistan, and it was to Kor year* he held the balance of taxes will have to be levied ju st to maintain such services adopted by the council last week. power on the court- sometimes as the iH'oph* already -eceive hut certainly no now service Prime Minister Nrhru yesterday voting against the New Deal blor It was “extraordinarily and then with them. Earlier, he nhouft! be considr "•** {f-t i Lie" to India. reputation ar.ccd. • — j ~ rfcerr a rt fears,In »«me qnar- had gained..a national • e r t g T f nen.n,ut*nn r ~v I “T. V . ’VT ......... . . wl.V«V. The Ht'honia, the Stale IVc'.f^rc ! ) r f r .r l- *.*•»,-**’i.* ;;. *ir lie* L siltn w m iiM M a iili I . I *id»jP'ee pUil»5 %»•» iri state hospital:* and rorreetlnnal iiintliutiunn are all matter* lie ieeltng could result In vld (bcrito )f4iB Ih- tWB IteA-il a b«ur, against American officer* serving In the movement for a union which moat Ik? thoroughly pndred and carefully weighed In on Ihe present Indla-Paklslan Atlantic dcmoeracle*—a man considering demand* for additional fund*. And the crux reasc.flre line In Kashmir, with of » h n — integrity i* never que*; of the m atter should Ire, a* one Governor aaid in the dark grave result*. tlonrd. days of the repression, "Can wc afford It?" 8. Former; Chancellor Robert Orange Beer Ban Iftilrhliu, GSjorihe Uhirer*1 ilty of M frn o w colts 19,900. lo get a week's vacation yea from household activi {Ruslratcd by the Home , makar* Institute which says that tha average housewife shops for tries every day instead of fin$ only twice a waek aa W might just at well. Florida ’> IM 5 3 Housewives spend a total 7.916,092 hours, or atmreri7.743,793 days shopping By shopping only a week instead of every day. sgc housewife could cut of shopping days re- ,v fL O jiD A Indians Criticize U.8* Crime Committee On Kashmir Problem i r w i i u N r i s a r ig s feast The Legislature Meets While flrojrreutt In the field of medicine hnn rwliicesl Lrgiilatnt 'll e*p,»s ihrmirlves deathn nmnnK children to a trrntifylnff extent, the itonnible as sympathetic to lire proposed cnUHOM of accidental death have liecn incrcnxinif nnd not 9300 a year it, living increase enough han Ixtcn done to counteract thorn. The reault la for school tear iters, hul we are that nccidentH nre now the leading enune of death am ong afraid that lympathy is about all children lietwcen 1 and 15 yearn old. Dr. George M. W heatihey will gel. ley of New York, chairman of the accident prevention com ­ Mn,i imtmriant local mallei to mit let* of the American Academy o f Pediatric*, likenn the come before itiia Icgiilalivc irsiion continuing high rate of accidental deaths to a rock being k iha enactment of a local bill uncovered by nn dbblng tide. What are the hainrda which now threaten children, latboriiing a bond issue for a county hospital, or the amendment whoae ch ief foe uned to be disease? Motor vehicle* and of ike Slate law providing for firo are th e principal killer*, accounting for alm ost Cfi |>cr luck bond its uc* so that enough cent of all accidental deathn o f children. Drowning, polaonmoney can be borrowed lo build a Ing, falls nnd choking lend am ong other cauncn. Children's doctors were told by Dr. W heatley that they nhmilt) become concerned w ith the prevention o f ac­ Communist agitators are report­ cidents us a continuation o f the medical effort to protect ed by the Orlando Sejtinel lo be children’s lives. Rut beyond the education of parynla there wofking among the Negroes trying is little doctors ran do. Prevention of childhood accldenta thal America's la almost not I, in o$ parents, who must bo vtgttores it unjustified iaht to keep ch n$er until they are old onough apathy for Com* to learn, Mftd t at they learn And follow aafe ' parents know this, and cer■ ' j |3 ' w ution. parental ■hortcorolnjp ar«J vnnee, and failure to f iv e orynjg r f g a t n a t them. The* fhKcnea Struggle against Communism be* left within raac tha game o f ball too dona to tba street, the medicine bottle available to small hands— th ese th in g s comes more intense. I , 5 * . -----so easily escape notice, tulles* the parent or other super­ Sen*(Or Kefauver, himself a visor carefully trains himself alw ays to think of danger D*mocrat’t«ttcJ*rrt thal a limup arid alw a/4 to look for .it, T hat ja the key to survival where emit ktlwern Tammany Hall. danger Is pre*cn|, I : AH ,• . tU tli1: In t« ret U lt u r a i tbaaa iM type of mtn to wW d tlYr on tbe cqountaalaa. Ful to be ■aid. “Rut 1 9 4 8 B u fe k R o fld m a s te r 4 D o o r S e d a n Olympic Blue P a in t like new, S ea t -C H e ti ■aaawarvi Interior like im « m new w *. «*wun/( Radio, (Heater, lP a ill| D Back l up L ight* Dynaflow T ran am tok n . White W all ; U rlvtn only 22,335 miles by one owner. 1 9 5 0 B u ltk S e d a n * ! gPHoa t e ...»................................. SM A U A 9 § �THE SANFORD HERALD, BANPOKD, FLORIDA Mmes. Jones. Guthrie Honor Miss Connelly Social Calendar TUESDAY Tha Daughter* of Wrsley of the Methodist Church will meet In McKinley Hall at 7:30 p. M. with Mrs. M. C. Wright'* group a* hostess. 7:90 P.M. Circle* 1 ami 2 of r.M.S. of Central Baptist Church 111 meet at the home of Mr*. Verdir Mae Luudqui-t at l.ake Monroe. The Unity Class will inert at the Valdra Hotel at 7:3(1 P.M. with Rev. Carolyn II, Parson* as teacher. The public la invited, a t 6US P.M. Tha Training Union Worker* Council of the First liaptlit Church will meet at 7:00 ~P.M Covered dish luncheon. # The Y.W.A.'a of the F ind Bap­ t i s t Church will mOet at 8:00 P.M. with Mr*. D. K. McNab at d|H Elm Avenue. First Methodist Church: Circle 7a Mr*. Robert Parker; Circle 7b McKinley Hall. WEDNESDAY 7:50 P.M. . -iprayer service at the Central Bap­ tist Church. A religious fiim will be shown. Public Invited. Prayer Meeting at the First ila p titt Church will hegln a t 8:00 * ..\l. All member* of the W.M.8. and the Brotherhood are asked tu be present. Methodist Prayer -Meeting in MrKinlev Hall at 7:45 P.M. The Indies Auiillary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Train­ men will meet at 3:30 P M. at the |. 0. O. F. Hall. C T h s 'K H D A Y The Royal Ambassador* of the First HaptM Church will meet a t 7:00 P.M. at thv church. V The Douglas Jobe Junior Bro­ therhood will meet at the Flr»t Baptist Church at 7:30 P.M. The West Side P.T.A. will meet a t 3:00 P.M. at the school and a hoard meeting will be held at 2:30 P.M. The Seminole Chapter No. 2 of the O.EJ3. will meet at the Masonic Hall at 8:00 P M. Pilot Club Makes <*lans For New Year Members of tha Executive Board of the Pilot Club mrt pnintly last night at the home of Mrs. V. C. Messenger, president-elect, with the new committee chairmen In formulate plans for the year and outline programs. The theme chosen for the new year beginning In May Is “Truth and Vision for Peace and Free|iotn". Following the business tea- Connelly-Shearouse Plans Are Announced Misa Daphnr Connelly, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Hawkins Con­ nelly, announced today the final plan* for her marriage to Joseph It. Shea muse, Jr., ton of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph 0. Shcarouse, Sr. of Orlando, which will he Salunlay, Apr. 7 at 8:U) o'clock P.M. at the Holy Cros- Episcopal Church. Ml** Connelly'* matron of honor will bo Mrs. Herald I-ossing and her hrldrsniaid* are Mr*, Gordon Stanley of Durham, N.C., Mi** Margaret Diri*frldrr, Mi** Elisa­ beth Dyson, Miss Sally Shearoutc, Mi** Betty Shcarouse and MU* Sally Chase as Junior bridesmaid. Serving as best man for Mr. Shcarouse will be hi* hrothir, George M. Shcarouse. Usher* will be A. Mu* Brewer, Titusville, Julian K. Dominick. Hobcrt P. Ilcaslcy, Author K. Rush, and Baynirr F. Magylre all of Orlando and E. B. Hart of Aklawaha, Fla. The ceremony will he performed by the lit. Rev. Henry 1. I^outtit. Bishop of the lllneese of South ribrlssfi. .snd the Rev. 11. Cystic•^1.: — :;.»rr.t.XU. uoU Crumley will be *o|ni*l nnd Mrs. R. S. Symrc, organist. A reception will tie held at the home of the bride following the ceremony. Seminole Hi ll> BEVERLY GRAY Everyone I* walling for tomorrow- which is the big day at 8.11.8/ Career Day ha* hem planned this year to be an extra special event • ml we hope everyone will be there to enjoy it. Don't forget to look at the hiilletln board* in the upstairs and downstair* hall; they have been fixes! just for tomorrow and they look grand, too! Scents ns if everyone had a granil t ine at the Rose Rail, last Thursday evening, which was held at the Armory!! The Glee Club gave another huge succeaa.. . .The Rose Queen was Donna Lou liar* per and her attendant* were Car­ olyn Patrick ami Norma Faye Har­ vey. . . .There were quite a few couple* there though, including Randy M'hitncy and Mildred Mil­ ler, David Healer and Carol David, Ronald Brooks and Rosa Coke Boyle, llulin Rlxbce and Peggy W right, and many, many m o re .... Did von »e« Jrrold and l.utbrr stag ? U'under why T Have you heard what's coming this weekend T Got any spare room! There are 21 Princeton boyi that don't have a place to slay when they rome to sing! By the way tlcketa are only a dollar for adults and fifty cent* ft>r students. lose present were Mra. Nancy k, Mr*. Orville Tourhton, Mra. Miss Daphne Connelly Given Bridge Party Mrs. M. a St*nif Went. Mina Mainb Charlotte RmRh senger. t Mr*. J. C. Mitchell, prirtelpal of South Side Primary sehdiil, was rleeted chairman of th8 KlrmenU ry Principals at the Florida Ed­ ucational Association meeting which was held In Tamp* over the weekend. Mr*. Mitchell had served as Iraaeurer of the organisation for the pant five years. Never throw out the liquid from canned vegetable*. If you .want to serve it In small samepishes with the vegetable kill it alone until it is redum l one-half: s tir in a lltll* butter nr margarine and salt and pepiwr. Then add the vegetable and neat quickly hut do nut boil again. If you dn not with to use the liquid a t the same time you use the vegetable* raasrve It for u*t In soups, sauces, DR. C. L. PERSONS OgtaaietrUt EYES EXAMINED 118 ft Palmeflo A*#. GLASSES FITTED *» 4 * M W Daphne Connelly wan hon­ ored Wednesday night by Mra. Glenn I.lngle and Mra. Frank MarNeill at the lifter** home. A vlnlet them*- was carried out in th r decoration* and Mi*s Con­ nelly wax presented with an orchid. Itefrerbmrm* were served to the gue*ts nfter which bridge and ranasta were enjoyvd. Those invited l** enjoy the even­ ing with Mis* Connelly were Mrs, Hawkins Cunnelly, Mr*. Gerald Losalnw, Mr*. Volk* Williams, Jr., Mrt. Donald Jones, Mr*, l.ettrr Guthrie, Mr*. Joe Baker, Mr*. G rorgr Bishop, Jr., Mrs. George Andrew Rpetr, Mr*. Fred Wight, and Mrs. Walter Turner. Also Mrs. Dale Rrott, Mis* Dilon Baker, MDs Elisabeth Dyson, Mis* M argaret DingfeMer, Ml*a ShirL v Smith, Mitt Betty Jo Tolle and Mis* Jean Bayer. ROUTH 8IDR P.T.A. South 8ide Primary School will have a P.T.A. meeting Thursday at 8:00 P.M. Father* ere especially urged to attend, said Mr*. J. r , Mitchell, principal of South Side, Mra. R. P. Stephenson will be guest speaker and her topic will be “Fathers Are Parent* Too." Following the program refreshm«r*a will be served to the guest* in the iuneh room. Friends of Tele English will re­ gret to learn that he i* confined to hi* home due to illness. I.t. Fred William* of Jackson­ ville spent the weekend in San­ ford with hi* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. E. II. luinry have as their guest* M r J. D. Barron and Mr. E. tl. Holt of tlrcenville. Mrs. I*. M. (ilnffles Win Cheur* in Best Supporting Role* Mri. I k.ju I.i J i.r,t■ ami Mr* u l i i lin lh iu huonred Mi l | i .i |4h.' t'ouin'lly Kriilov rv rn iiiK with an a ft rr dlfinrr m l i i r ut I h r home nf Mr*. Jone*. Pe n o n a i Is P A G E T liltte t 'l i i t r i l . i m IH HOI I t WOCU Itixcj.r . . I. ( right i beam* proud l> •• In ai ta een nrc.en l.n et v u i •(>. \ -,(. ems -st Motion Piclu it \rt* mrt Sciences award for the oc*i *upportlna role bv actress In I03n Her 0«rar conies for hri performance In “Harvey **Ororfi* Sander- thnf tom | was hoonml as th r t**«l actor in a supporting rntr h>i In- part in "A ll Atxmt Kve." voted Iwtt inllvo picture Of lOVl I frt fcriKITim.nl I The dining tohlr, centered with • larire arrangement nf *vhitr earnatluu*, Queen Ann** lace and •napdragon*, held u »llvrr coffer service at one end while at thr other end there were hurtling white taper*. Refreshment* of individual iced rakrs, mint*, nut* and roffer were terved to the cu rst* and Mrs. W. (J. Fleming presided over the cat* lee table. Mr-. II. L. i'erkins, Jr. assisted the hoMc.se* in aervinf. Those present were Sir*. Hawkin* Connell;, Sir*. J. U. Hhrarou»r, Mrs. |>aul Fugue, Sir-. V|nvent ttotirrts, Mr*. Phil Stanley, yellow in»cs, >r,»p- u .ii'i -Itn leave.*. Si* in tlver holder* on........ I urhted . -ih e r holder* were of the Ia Mr. i p in e n t were Mr*. M i- 1 1 T. I ’carson, • i . - iiliuin, Mr t. \V. 11< I ‘of I I ' m -ih- slid Mr. and Mr*. W. 11. Stewart had a* vhrir guest* ov»r the weekend Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Stewart and children of St. Petersburg. wen Mr*. E, Mi-. Raymond Bail, SH n ger, Mrs. E , B. i i P rW . Mr*, linn Mrs. Martha Mr. and Mr*. Hal Gruber and family have moved to their new residence 718 Oak Avenue from the Air Station. P I' In d eM lk I .. lo .kii.l N'ell Friends of Frank Evans will regrrt to learn that hr I* confined to hi* home with an atlark of influenra. Mr. and Air. ' -•»« • ", Walker had a* their guests Mon­ day Mr. and Mr*. James R. Bond of Toronto, Ca. Dr, and Mrs. D. J. Minarik ansi children of Miami are expected to arrive tonight to spend a few week- with Dr. Minarik'* parents. , Dy VIVIAN IHtOMN Friends nf J. F. McClelland will AP Nmafeatuse* lie glad to learn that hr is able It may seem ptrm utun' but now to hr up following an til nr** of is (be time to te»t the vacation several week*. job market. I.a*y bird* vvbn wait until school close* will pas* the Mr. and Mr*. Joe l.eard and two summer again mooning that there children, formerly of Sanford, now just isn't anything available. of Ocala, visited Sunday In Ban- Young adults who set their job lord with friends. market ha« to offer and be atilu pvt. Jimmie Horton and Pvt. rail* now will know what the Dave Hickson of Oviedo, whu are to choose from the job pot. If you start now to look for stationed at Fort Jackson, 8. C. spent the weekend with their par­ summer employment you can m akr the hig decision as to ents. whether you are mainly interested Braxton Huntley returned to his in f l) money (2) a job that builds home In Baltimore, Md. after being for the future f.1| a job combin­ called here because of the death ing a vacation. Once you decide that your of hi* grandmother, Mrs. Lincoln main object is money, prrhapa Grow, for next year's college tuition, Mrs. Gustave R. Michel returned you naturally will want to take a to her home In Baltimore, Md. yes­ ( oh near your home a<> ynu can terday after spending several day* Ive and rat with your family at with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. minimum rost. Also you will F. McClelland. have the uppnrlonlty now of picking a firm which can afford Mrs, T. It. McCorey and daugh­ to pay the salary you want. It Is ter Judy have returned to Char­ doubly good if you ran get a good lotte, N. U. after visiting Mrs. paytivg job m the field you plan Thelma Mitchell for the past two to pursue after your graduation from high'school nr college. ■ ' In >*fertlng a Job that will lie Mr, nnd Mr* T . Thurston of lh with your future Ida ns here <* Hamilton, Ontario* who are abend- fe typical ‘ putils • whi, h you ran U g same lime In IH rtotla Awch tl-** ui you ran chart youV owtt If •pent Monday with Mr. and Mra. you have an unusual job in mind. Gordon Sweeney. Jrth* a* «tnek girl*, mlc* girl*. Information git I* nnd clerk* Mrs. James Smith, who ha* (wen In department "tore* are good •pending the winter krilh her *U- background If yon plan n career ter-ln-law, Mrs. J. K. Terwllleger. i s a buyer, fashion designer and Sr., lift Saturday to return to her even a cony writer. home In 8cwell, N. J. A job n* hospital helper, nur»e* aide or InW atory a*s|slant is Mr*. E. D. Mobley and Mr. and Ideal for the girl who plan* to hr Mr*. Gordon Mobley of Tavares a nurse dr pathologist. ► 1>cnt Sunday in Jacksonville visit­ Assisting In n *ehnol or ho*, ing Dr. E. D. Mobley who recently pllal kitchen Is lhavluahir If you underwent an operation at St. plan Io he a dietician. Luke'* Hospital. Join a* rterks, typists, stenog­ raphers and general office Worker Philip M. VIckerr of FL Worth, will give you experience for your Tex. arrived last night to spend goal of private secretary. a short time with Ills mother, Mrt. dnw-n and list all the Job* Lillian Vickery and btother-in-law to Bit get one nf them before settling and sister, Mr. and Mr*. V. C. on anything cltr, hut don't hold out too long miles* you can af relate*! In your future career. Trv ford to. an nnrrallon In 8t. Vincent's llov If you are a vacation-job hunt pllal yesterday morning. er, take out the classified direc­ tories In local libraries, or are t It has been estimated that the circular* from local travel hu solid crust of tha earth U 38 reau* and correspond about job the resort mile* (hick, thinner proportion­ possibilities with ately lo the rise of the earth you'd like to vDU. It I* belter if than an egg shell Is to the rise you ran arrangr lo do Ihla through your school which frequently Ium of an egg. information uUmi kihh I lintels and Inn* in resort a reas. When picking ssiiiii>nni m il, in.sk* sure tls.it they a le I eroimncoslesl by your tiuvel horcnii, or sillier I. In ,I,Is w illin', and if |m«Mhlc hnss* a family fiieod in n in artsy town give It the IsMsk-ses* heftin' you ninke n decision. Jobs a- ram|s viiunss-lors sir form hands or In-ach helpers of­ fer fine possibilities if you do your looking early- Som e dude ranches hite gu l* to n w i» l Hum during the hn.y vacation season If you go in it yum pmiptelive employer io person, dm 'I • how tip in blue J<-«sn* isinl shirt, even if it i* for the dude ranch Job. Meat a clean pies-esl suit, a small suit hat, tailored shoes not spikes, n minitmtni of makeup. Your gracious manner and charm should win you the job providing you can compete with your com­ petition in other respect*. Seeking n Job tiv m ail i* a dif­ ferent matter. Your impression I* oing to he made by your *taiotwry, penmanship is mi tone of ynul* eori i**|Hindrnrr. Don't u»e n weltiI shade of stationery — white, (sale blue, grey a ir ihn ino»t acceptable D ie Irlue-hlack blue or black ink, It Isn ’t tiroes, •ury to heag about yourself nn*l your accunipIDhmenla, but yo-t shouldn't *rll vsiui -tuck rhetip. [r-ll the fa d s Vhu are lutes, rte.l in the J»h localise you plan a ,t>uit you want the lot. heck us# future n* (whatever It is». Or say that you want ths* Job booaii*'' you've got to gel a summer job •m l you're willing to consider any Job (employers nlw uy* like that.) O r In the rr-o tt* state that you like to swim, ride or live in the mountains, whatever tin it si ation hop|M*ns to lw, and tha* you'd like to combine is Job nt that resort ssdli a vocation SPECIAL SALE f tbii* of Ibv roitnlly'n fir»t (mlu'e radio .talioii. began o|ure ilon in New York In luiti, u-ed lo romiuunlrelp with harbor imtrnf tmnl". TODAY AND WRDNICSDA',! THE FULIFR BRUSH GIRL’S THE FULLER 8RUSH MAN .y/ , / TRICES GOOD FOR WED. APR. 4, 1951 Piece Goods Sale ^ ■■ ■■ TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY INTRIGUE IN THE TROPICS ! I ! ROBERT TAYLOR . . . I ’NDRRCOVRR AGENT! AVA GARDNER Ifvrssf lUUUE LOVELY AND DANGEROUS ‘THE BRIBE*! m - ; *HR ir | I’JNCENT PRICE—JOHN HODIAK PLUS: A \ ERY GOOD CARTOON m BARGAIN REMNANTS BALL CHARLES LAUGHTON . f . NINRTRR FIGURE! N IV E R S A R Y , j f j t S o h td b * '- REGULAR . . B.»V I* \ \ ALBERT These are short bolts and rle-e nut*—Come* early selection. 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Apr. 3—W t-N o w [ Tom Morgan, sensalioDel 20-year-old righthander from El Monte, that opening day festivities at Calif., apparently hat clinched a starting lieitli with the world chim- Jamaica an- out of the way, rac­ ing fan* with an eye on Kentucky pion New York Yankeei. Derby horses turned their atten­ Hie youngtter has pitched 23 inning* against major league tion today to the three-year-olds Op|M>sition amt haa yet to y ie ld # * ' 1 ------- - • and the Kx|M-riniental Handicap No. 1. live Sanford Giants will be What makrs Morgan tick? The six furlong Experimental, liu u g lU iltlU I. a H |RPI Good control, fast 1411 ball ptlll ami tun «on f _ carrying an added value of $20,- forced to often the 1951 season in fidence. He ha* walked only fou Wk) will be raced tomorrow, an I the old Municipal Ball Park, busi­ during hi* 26 innings, Prrakness-llrlmont candidates are ness Manager John Krider an­ Morgan rrrdita his older bro­ expected to lie in the lineup. ther, Tom, a catcher for the Tops among the p ro tah to It nounced today. Yanks’ Beaumont, Tex., I.ragmAlthough the new stadium is George D. Wlidcri.rr’* Battlefield, BY WILL GBI.MSI.KY club, anil Bomber Coach Jim the IP.Vi two.year-old champion. well along toward com|t)eiion, it AUGUST A, ( is , Apr. 1-0 7 * )Turner for hts rise to stardom, If Katlh-fietit elects to start, it Morgan, who has only two Genrge Von Elm, who surely will la- his 1061 racing debut. Ed­ won't be ponible to install field would have liern one of the great D Wt* of nrganiird tail hi bin I die Arraio is slated to ride the lighting until ihe roof and steel nt, won 17 and hut K at Bing- nil-time champion* of golf had son of War Relic which haa lawn | iu|tertlr<Klure are completed, Mr. he lot'n tarn in another era, bus hampton last year. He walked crime to the Masters Tourna­ sidelined since winning the Bel­ Krider lunntrd out. Lights in the only 66 In 201 innings. mont Fur lit try last full. Yesterday Morgan pitched th-' ment to see an old nemesis, Other ptohabtes include Ham new ball park will be set bark Bohliy Jones. Grst six Innings against Cleve. Mason's To Market, winner id ■it Ilie tisndi ibemvrlves rather "It will tie nice, and an ex­ land at Phoenix, Aria., in a game the Arlington and Washington than ringing the diamond as in the the Yanks won, 4-2, on Joe Col perience, to meet Bobby fare- Park Futurities; Mrs. Sarah preterit structure. tii-farr fur once," the leathery, tins’ home run in the Mlh inning. Ghait'* laud Putnam, winner of 61-year-old Californian said to­ Meanwhile, Mr. Krtder pointed Morgan drove in the Yanks’ first five out of six starts In t yrar; pair of runs with a home run day. “For year* I looked at Ijerry MrPhail’* General Staff; out, th • rluli is making every ef­ fort to make the old stadium as off Boli ChakateJ, a foe in the nothing hut his heels.” Amiel's Count Turf; and Hal comfortable a* possible for Ihe Von Elm, whose link* feuds Jink Eastern taague last year. 1‘rt.c Ihadlry’x Jumlin, funs. % w " r ; s ' « string of eonsettllivr with the Atlanta grand slammer Absent will tea two other primal ,ft . . ', inlt p a f | )•,. rty • ■• avuii It-'- “-VST,*; was snapped ni •opneunore roniertdsi *, JoeCol* 22 when the In.Hans scored an many continent*, has not seen sluin'- Unci*' Millie ami Gieentre'c Mr Krider emphqatxexd, is the unearned run in t Its- fourth. Thi Jones for 20 year*. Stable’* dig Htreteh. They are •liortagr of *eal- in the grand "The list time I saw him wa* expected MTiind f’levrland marker in th-to make their first -lait- taml since the entire taek area of sixth also was tainted. Former light after Huliby hail completed of the year hero within a few llie run In building is too unilrady Indian Boh Munrrief, who piteh- his grand slam and tad gone to ilays, pointing for tlm Experimen­ for use. (Inly the reserved seal* etl the Iasi flvp innings, ws> Hollywood to makr a movie,” tal No. 2. eet a mile tend one six­ in this purl of the -tail mitt will In* credited with the victory and th« Whittier, f’ailf., link* arrhi- teenth Apr. It. In (inlet to provoit addilionnl Hleve Gromek was rharged will tret said. ”1 should rrsrnt Jones, Uncle Millie lops tmiidieapiar I suppose, lieeause if lie had liesm the loss. John Camplwli’* Experimental nrrooiooi<hitioils one of the steel (torn some other time It’a no Excellent pitching by rig h t­ weight* with ISA pound*. with hlcHrhrns »n loins for the new handers Gerry Htalry and Clovrl telling what I would have won. llattlefield amt Big Wretch l*dh stadium will |>e transferred to th.Boyer enabled the HI. lamb Instead, 1 think he’s wonderful— under 121 To Market rated 121 >*>hl one temporarily, Mr. Krider Cardinals to shade the Boston Ihe greatest golfer and the- gieat- l-ord Putnam 120; General Waff said. Red Kor, 2-D, at fit. Patrishurr, eat guy who ever lived, Mr Kridi-i said present plans ami Jumlai tin “No golfer today, not even 111Mr*. Htaley and Boyer limited the Sox call for the transfer to the new Andy Hchutllnger'a Peril llogtin atol Nelson, ran rompatn to sis hila. galloped home the winner of the stadium in In arrompished someThe Washington Senators de with him. If he played with Hie 120,TOO Pmimonok Handicap, fra- trim before June 16. faated their Cfrattanooga South modern equipment, he'd tear lure of the opener yesterdy be­ .Merntier* of Ihe Hanford Giant* are scheduled to lie presented F ri­ •rn Association form hands, 6-1 these course* apart and lie an fore a good crowd of ,17,007. i t Winter Garden. Ham Melr even greater champion than he Ted Atkinson brought Ferd day night at the Kiwani* Ministrel oorke,| a thrae-run homer in the wa* in the twenties and thirties. from far tack Into contention on Hhow the Hanford llusinrsa Man­ “lie hod what so many golfers the final tiend, and the four-year- ager added. first inning and the Nata were lark—ability to finish out a hole. old look charge from the pace-set­ The local club ripped into egarrer headed. Ha ting Casemate In win by three- Springfield, Ohio, yesterday push­ The National League champion Tremendous concentration. never quit. And on top of It, a Itadrlphla Phils beat the Brook quarters of a length. Casemate, ing aero** seven run* in the Oral i Dodgers, 8-7, on thf wing* perfect swing. inning and going on to win M to " It’ll he nice acting the guy 7 to odd to their string of spring again nftar all these yrars.” we* in tha ninth. exhibition victorias. Jonas was scheduled to arrive The Chicago White Sox had no Six errors on the port of Springat Ihe Augusta National Course ■otiMe pollshlne off Austin of field combined with nine Giant today and ntlp in the opening of ia Rig Blate league, |9-1, but safeties accounted for tha wlti ha hapless Rt. I jiuis nrownt the 16th Annual Masters Tourna­ although tha rnldJweatern club ment Thursday. popped another, this one to Ran outhlt the locals eleven to nine, Von Him said hi* must dis­ wonln of the Texas League, Ottawa compiled 12 hits to Ihe tressing lickings were nt the Minneapolis Millers p yesterday hands of Jones in the 1921 N a­ hut the Canadian crew waa unahl* tional Amateur at Msrlon when lu make them count ac tho A marlhe lust 0 and 8 and in the 1026 ran Associated champs won A to amateur at Oakmont whan he 6 scoring the winning marker tn bowed tu Jones, 6 and 4. thtf 0tb inning. “1 finally caught up with hint Tha Jacksonville Tars loft for hums today after being badly mauled by tha Sioux City Soon Krider Declares New Baseball Park To Be Ready By June TUCSON, A rt*, Apr. 3-H/P) he world champion New York Yankees ere becoming more end more worried about the ailing arm of pitcher Altle Reynold*. The New Yorks' No. 2 hurlrr hatn't pitched an Inning of ex­ hibition boll this spring. Instead, he has been giving It heat treat­ ments and complete rest. Von Elm Recall* SARASOTA, Apr, J—I f l — T h i Vhmed power of the Rad Soa dropped a few notches today when Welt Dropo, big, alugglng first hasemsn, left for Boston to havo his fractursd right wrist treated. First medical reports wers that Dropo would be out from four to ' six wrski. The 1060 rookie of the rear insisted he'd lie hack In action In three weeks. Regardless of when he returns, club msnagrr Steve O’Neill said Billy Goodman will play first bssc meanwhile. That alig n m en t settled reports l-ou Boudreau, or »t while Cleveland manager ami shortstop, would would play first. Boudreau presently is listed to play short with Vern Stephen* shifting over to third and Bob Dorrr holding down second base and Johnny Pesky going to the bench n. the club’s ranking utility InfieliJer. DrujMi, who had just returned to the Sox lineup after recovering from a pulled muscle, was struck by a Itay Herbert pitch Sunday as the lln*tun* whipped Detroit, HI. Hip Walt didn’t rrstire hi* ulna lionc had le rn cracked and continued playing. The hairline fracture was disclosed yesterday by x-rays. Injuries have affrrtrd Dropo’* career. He broke his leg two years ago while playing with Macromento in the Pacific Coast League. I asst yrar he was beaned twice and out of action a few days. Hut It was an injury to Billy Goodman, a cracked ankle bony, which gate |)ro|Mi his chance with the So* last spring. He was iscalled in hurry from Louisville and Immediately began to powder American Laague pitching far anil often. He rap­ ped the twill so hard and so fre­ quently Goodman never get back to first, except when Walt waa out n few days. That returned Goodman to hla utility role and beforo the teason ended he had played every other infield position ahd In the outfield and his spray bitting wor him the major league batting crown. Goodman's shift to first base Apr. J -(S p e c ia l)—'That the words "traditional rivals" really meant loe-lo-loe (lugging matches that tirluaUy end in stale-metes was never better proved then in official U n it U Honda State League figure* rcleaied at league headquarters Sere today by Secretary Peter Schaal. For. after 11 yean of competition, the league e 'traditional rivals' are just about even In victories*' DeLand, 110 tP 104; against Lacsmrl defeats. Take the Orlando Henaturs, 1nurg, 00 to 1*4; egainst Palatkft, 11160 champion*, who open the 116 to 04, phlta they are at a Orlando, 07 11*61 season at Sanford Friday dcad-hrat with night April 13. Theac long-time victories against 0" defeats! Orlando has won 0A while baseball foe* have battled each other 188 times, Orlando winning losing 02 to Hanford, 101 against 00 defeats with Gainesville. 103 ltd while losing 92. Take the Hcl and Rrd Mat* wins agsim t 0A losses to DcIjiimL who open the season at Daytona 110 against hH over Leesburg, H7 Beach against equally as bitter to 70 over Palatka. The G’s hold the upper hand opposition. In 214 meetings over II years of play, the Islander* nver only three of their romlng hav- amn 110 while losing 1011 foer, Del.vttd. t^-eshurg, and Take the Gainesville G-Men I'alalks tisinvsvtlle top* DeLand, who travel to l^e*burg fer Iheir MR gamy* to 106: Leesburg. 101 1061 opener, another pair of to 00; P a la tk a /10.1 In M0. Other­ sluggers. After 10 year* of cant wise, It’s Ssn/ord 100. Gaines­ petltlve play, the (J's have won ville tut: Orianrin HH. G’s. 09; Davtnna I tit, Gainesville IDS, Orljind kae found only lire*, luitg (107-IW) and Pslntka f 100HI n* rosy n'eat, for otherwise if* Hanford tin . Detaind »H; Or­ lando ini. Deljiml 0A: Daytona 110 i d.*-A'704j Gainesville MB, DeLand I0&. co n -t.i o fai ha* It over four The Davtonn Hanford aeriefind* the Islander* trading 108 i* the lino', eluhs—Gainesville, tn 08; against Gainesville the Is- Land, Leesburg, and Palatka. G’s trail, ltd to lot* a gains' The Giant- have won 109 and dropped 101 to the O’*: lit) win*| against PS'liH-e* In DeLand: 107 randldalr*. victories against 81 defeat* to Tom Wright, a consistent hitter Leesburg; Ml wins while losing who haa been used mostly as a >ot. 7" ro Pfl*th». D art on* tnpi R lnch hitter, ia expected to get «snfos-t (** >8, while Orlando rat erark at the Jolt. Clyde Vol- has ihs' feed »tm e edge reported Imer, normally « center fielder, -.kove, Pf. In 9g. who is a streaky hitter, Is another who might get the assignment. Then there are rookie* Charlie Maxwell and Jbn Piersall. The latter protahly is the most grace­ ful, swift in t and possession of the best throwing arm hut there Lilly to* mo with family is some doubt about hi* hitting. Of course the other twit outfield to tnk»* cure of two chil­ positions are filled ralhn ranahtv by you know who, Don DiMaggio dren. in ceoter and Ted Williams in lafL Salury, Iloom ami Board. WANTED Must furnish references. Phone 1599-H2 In evening t^nforri - Orlando Kennel Club Entries • n f f iK N in r a to W tir ir ,' *JOf*1- k- Tswr. Ileanrra. lUi-pr MIMS," It Ithin*. At* HItalics Hal- on besting Von Elm. But Von Elm said he went on tfsu^i Oak,Phantom Harvest, nunchasing Jones In (be British Ttiinn n.«r«—anath* an* _Ooen (lirt. Nearly Tim*, linker Ojtan Th 102*1 at Bt. Anna’s and Bo*, llleli I'urpn**. Aunt Kellie. in tho U. B. Dpan at Olympia Trial!r livers. Ilsnnr'e Agent, Hslts- Field* in 1028 and Winged Foot, Man In 1029, finding nothing hut r o t NTH MACK—a/talks Mile fru it rat ion. f a r b' y , * lls ■ p p- y G y p sy ■■KilL . Kelt nikla. H ly ls , sfSSler M-f». Hereditary. Popular "Kxrrid that one,” Vim Kim tit* ; lirnradt Alarming. added, ‘M never ta il him again.” I I W T 8 H tn u p s is riir Von Elm tapered off In hi* M tt. I.' t l ll r b s l l , M o n sd tso lu re . arty Mara, g o w ksr, rtiinly Itn*, rompatitlve golf altou Uhe lime kurdaa. «u4Jt IUm. i... a«u Too of Jones* 11*7141 irliroiticni. lie ■ H IT M Macs*—a /ia ih s Mile won the California Btate Tourgplkes Girl, sugar CJirl ttlvldsd van. n **u'. It.,#. Its* U s , la in * nanirnl in 1997, and qualified for 14 I tort I ns. Ann Itoll, Cuunlry tho National 0|>en at Im* Angeles In IB48. IKSMATM S4* M—s/tsife s Mile "ho'll try his first Master*. m*Mgl Sltlslonr Hatt­ lieNow played nine holes yesterday. on, Mad Thun,I,,. I'hoo I'lion lliilie, ssinales. Jersey Hasher, lllnh Tint result a one.under par C{. I’floas, lllllls Itoyal ItllltITII II SI IV—a :laths Mile Ily BTKHLING BLAPPF.Y •/niton Pinlsh, Tahiti, I'nato l*s|e. AUtlUHTA, Ga.. Apr. 1 -(V ) w*o IIKI l.itja, k, I I I * Pay Off. Ultk. I rntrsl Oily The 16th Masters Golf Tnurnameni start* Thursday with rmoliont iFJI?T!LJ, *l'r—•/••‘•w MM* well mixed on just who has Ihe iL.<nLclV.Arr ,!r- Drs. Voylso. H u beat rbailee of winning. at ? u P ' . . ? * r _ ‘ l “ n* ^ a x l * . llo a k . JFMSrrM s s r n - i n s r C n r u "An amateur this year, maybe.” Faurlsiw Jtitir, IlU atr. P aw n *ays defending champion Jlmruy nsm aaeus. Day Drmarsl, the only three times Tr«a«fr P ln asr. lied Mllrti. Masters winner. "Pm not kidding rithsr. I think (hi* la Ihe beat ■ w S e ' k i - I H T I M I field we ever had at a S !^ « 4 n I 0.| r*^ ",rh"rr’ overall !* jtm and IVe played tn nlnp nr them. "The reason I think thi* 1, the strength nf the amateurs. Thi* ,,U,PVM could he an amateur’* y ear/ 1 G rrn ' T ,r * An amateur nrver hat won on JrlF T It IU rK : Ihtlaly D ot, Bentbr Auguata National riturte, hut neitherliae any other Matter* t a j such fine amateur*. The Walker Cup team It expect­ i t ^ ; : TY.n ed in full hy Thurtday’i opening "ruZL Vui" ‘ "" round, fn addition litare’e a heavy •ia llAf'lfii r h n || Arrow aprlnklng «f other cuellcnt ama­ Or. V n sli. l.I f'jJ .H J *«“. Fear. porta Rntimfitn 1UUGH FULLERTON, J r . »W vw., W 8 t IS any of th . « l l « a toward tha flxara. . , T& d while r roaort boakothall takaa V *m m woakend and poetgsmaa in th# auburb* aro oangoroua . . From what r, the metiojwJilan achoola teur*- Walker Cupper* and alter- lea am Willie Turns**, Bill mpbell, Dkk Chapman, Cnariw Cog, Bobby Knowlaa, Jim McHalt. Harold Paddock, Frank 8trannaban, Bam Urxotta, Billy Goodloa, Alfred A Mengert, Don Finatarald and Frank ItoiKhor. Principal throala among Urn amateur* a n UrSftta. tho N a­ tional Amateur champion, Btrannahan and Turnaoa. Damn rat goo* Into dafonao of hi* till# on what no hope* (x the tag end of a tour run of golf. For tho flrat lime tine* W ow S 2* money winner*. ramarked; "Ha got hia fao) wet ONE-W sSt. SPORT* PSCX iMguo baa*boll (tuba In aignbif 14-7 yesterday la their w o^t lees of spring season. NEW YDIth, Apr. l- ( /P ) - » l» * trict Attorney Frank K,.-llngan has Identified one «f, four men eought In the current collegiate basketball scandal as William lllvlln, ronvlctmt of a 1010 rage "fix." The other three were not iden­ tified. sentenrud tn a Rivlln in Jail in HM1 for a~ vain year l.. ........... nMeritftt to ft * n Mmll-on Squat r Garden game Iteluten George Washington Univrrstly ami Man­ hattan College. Hogan snltl yvstrrt.nv Hist he wanted to talk with lltviin almut the current scandal, that has Insolved t7 players or former players at four Lm-at rttlltges. Five alleged fixers have Iteen arrested, Rivlin hiiiI tln ie othrr* w n r iniivlcted of trying In bribe l.ett'g' WashlUKtiin rn-captain David Hhaplre to the Mnnli.iltnn gBUie by toorr than 10 Imint*. But Hhaplro (rootled Ihe alll-tilpl lo NMlhorlllrs, and hi* learn sroret'l an Ufiset 71-61 vtr­ ior y. The game w as played Jan. 4. 1010 Don Meurcy and Joe Lemyro, varxitv wrctllcr* nt IVnn Hlate, both have brother* on the frothman mat tram. Tne Tara, who are gradually securing the help they need, scor­ erI four runs in tha Drat Inning but (ho westerners cams storming hack to overpower their hapless South Atlantic League cousins with a blistering attack. Brightest spot of the morning tor the Jacksonville Club was paw outfielder Boh Knight who lathed out two home runs, one a 426 foot wallop which cornea close to ta in g a ramp record. Manager Ben Uerughty la alii! looking for Infieldara and attemptIng to corns to tarm a with ace hutler Mario Picone who has so far given no Indication that he will play with Jacksonville under any circumstances. Pilcher Vince DILorsnxo, with the Kallv league last year, ha* ta rn sent down from the Triple A Ottawa Giants and shrub! be a help for the Tara weak mound staff. TEN NIB PRO LEAVER Toldy Itrricha, Mayfair Inn tennii professional during r the whiter rea»on, left yesterday' for While Plains, New York where he i* leouis pro In the summer. ItriuHa, uncc rnnknl wh nn llounlly, staged two rxMMtlm mnlrhe* talwren lemllng Ftihld* nmataur* tin the Mayfair cjtiiri during the season. GREYHOUND magnificently poised on coil BprinRa which individually cwdiion every wheel. you ever wondered 1»>w it would feci to go the limit tin power and com* fort and quality in an utitoinnhilc? 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F lo r id a » U I r e c e iv e »* 1 1*.i hut* (o r ih> l u r n l i M m «( «ll labor. m altr)A l> , » * ,lr rn # n t an>l • t n l O a r n j u l t o l tn perform a ll tanil*car» w o r k fo r I.flw .R * n t lln u * :n * I'rojb tl No r U > R I I > A - l« .| . co n - •Itiina uf fift) •(!»• t u t «nA-ati>r> ' 7 A tte n tio n la ra lltd to «ltr fa of that net le t * t h a n th* m in im um rat* ■tie* and w a g e , aa tat fo rth It) th * H p e clflca tlo n * muat b* p a id on Ihla p roject I T h r H o m in g A u thority o f th * O ily o f H an fo rd . Flo rid a r l» * tv n # th * rla h t to r e je c t any or a ll hide or In w a iv e a n y In fo rm a n t!** tn lh a bidding t No bid t h a ll ba w ith d ra w n for a period of i h t r t r | | i>i dayre i i i b t r * ryuent to t h * opening of bid* w ith * out the in n r n t it of the llo u ath g AU* th o rite of th e C it y of S a n fo rd , Klo rld a If t iC H lN H t l ' T l l l H t l T T l<K T i l t : C t T V I'K R A N K O m i. k i .i m i i * A f l y ; I I T Cowan C h a ir m a n M arch I* . . tv M . L eg a l N o tice A u i m : f n a V k c . a ia ' T a» M A IIV O V IE tH * u n t i l , w hoa* l»Ui »• i»f frnld en u* 4 nil s d d t f M !■ unknow n to n a re r r m lffd to |ll» y e a r w rit* ten a n tw r r if Any to the f o m p U in i in m i lil n u ll on or lirfo r* ttie fJ th *Uy of A p ril* t-*>1 HI U»<* C o u n ty Court llo iie # In BAttford. K?orl«l** in j I c rrtn in *u lt t-milHig In th r CTtrriiit I Court of »**minpl# routiijr* K io f lU i tn ih M if ir y . in t i t l r of w tilfti l*t l.riiai Muir I t f iiurn,, HiNanl lgH,l#i ami Mnri !■«*♦ lift*. «S#ftn4inii lo n c r t l* blot k t f u p ln nn<i r o w h o u r* Tin* rmturo of Ptiiif «i«11 i«< It r i to m t h u ild tn a* co n ta in in g mv* lio n tvtr\h * + v Dm i ir r lA ln n io rlg iw ^ itrvd I w r n t y . f l t r H ill d w e llin g lU t o l ft*t»t#e»it»rr I f ill i• ini of iislta. tw o i t ) oae-M ory m .r,. tn n ;|d in ilo t 1* i b r lltooli 11, on |*.tki * I hr uRIi liu ll'tln g r , u n til l>t» I 'M I l f nf tfi# I' u M k nf HfTinfnolr Mioolar. A p r il U . I H I . At C it y IIA ll C o u n ty. n f« ln « * th r fol|.>vkinB t l r • aanlnril. Ki<>rM*. at w hich tin t* m i l n r it r i l it al r *i *t* to w in I>Ia <> all bltln w ilt to publicly'«>p*n»»t 1!a *| Itiilf .<f Lot :« in \ > n and r e o l aloud I ’pvnU H a N ln U lo n of Hr ml nolo ten m t nc t im : c a l'if T V I III.)* invAt h r •u b m lltrd In i r l - i f I'e u ftly. r t o l M i , «- rt« or«lr«l Iri J l U tif:. w c m i m i I. i : t III A T T . I'llia la on lh a form a p f» p * r« t an d th r IM I.II i It* • < r.l* of H rtitinolr rurnlrbcd by the Lo cal A u th o rity . • T i n : n c i i.n in iif <.'*»H illy. I'lo fiil.i K a ih copy o f t h r In <1 muat be n ri \ riiD H tT i: IV IT N T H il i». a i«An<l a nit f if iic U l . irpan »<t by nn A ffld a tlt. a Kio to * in n r t im : i » t a t i « «»k »PA| At Na n font 1‘lorMA. Dll- M i l m o il of |ll.l.| r f 't t p l l l l f l r t l l ^ a t And I Irrle At P a c k a rd . H eeo atrd 1U 1 of M ar. I». I»J1 t'.in d rn tn l C u r ro n t F in a n c ia l K to ta- T U A lt . A f l l l l H I T M l H I M T N A l • ' P D» ■r.ml In a d d lllo u . <acli It) I m uat N o tlie t* h rrv b y s lt c n that L r n il Con it to arro n ip A tilrd by Itl.t S e c u r it y aa A H lete n a file d lilt fin al re p o t! ta It) .Norln# .VorwiNHl | m ' iirotldod f u r In lb# h p r c lf lc a t lu n n ru ilta ry .«d m in U t t ai«.r of th * at* F a ilu re In co m p ly w ith th ra a p m . la te of l.la a lo M I ' o k i n l . U r c a n o l l John D I** oil .i i <1y cltluiia m ay b« co lta ld trrd a* that he lit * fll.-d til* p* t ltlo n fo r H.tnforil. Pin t r u u .il* for th# ro jir tlo n o f ttld (In al die. b a rg e , and Ib a l he w ill Pourttaa I I ’x n ip lrio a p M lilt alln n a. iila io npidy to th e llotiorrtlde ■nd hiddlnit d o ciin irn tu a r r o n rllr H Ir n * lm m , C o tit ily J ioI r * of rteml* • I ttio o ffice of tb * llio ta ln a A n . no|* C o u n ty . K lin Ida, tin th e IT th day of A p r il, | g j l for a p p ro v a l of tliv rlly of Ilia C ity of H anford Klorlda at Hoont !<•! Mtluch IIUtMImc, aam r and f o r fin al d in b a rg e aa Hanford. C lo t Ida. and a l tb * o fft. r a n c illa ry n d iu liila ir a lo r of th e *»• of Kllott J M o u ghlo n, A I A . A rc b ■ t r t * of L l t a l r M. P ack ard , d rs-eaead. Urol at A ll H anrord A l | t * .| b V * . Ray your utr In tlnnal lla n k llu lld ln e . K a n f .n l . A t A llittta iy A d o ilo le tr* v '"S*a ' '"w’ ^T’o ir y oye* nf. haiytto y.gl i , .. ■ e •>h#« l a u t ta* . t1 > - ■■ lu n w o r l A c l.a lta r. J.'J. J*t t'h a m b ri ft Ca* karri <l*i r * t o | Sflvr rout* Ihroufh ••• of l**.MOoait o Iluiltliuu. Ililn lo lo . I *t*.rid • . the T a in t’ # llu lb lr r a ' f i t IN S T A I.M K N T LOAN ■hanyr. Cham ber of C o m m en t* i ' m i n i ' n c tim : at.w ivui.i: lltilldlna. T a m p a . K lo rld a . tb# |>ay* I III A T I .it I I I .I A h t t lf n l.K Iona llra t It ilu lld a ra ' K ach an s*. m i v t t , * t »t i : n c c i n t m i f . 14 f i t It It A TC.. l>Aytona I t r a i h . K lo rld a Vhc Saiiforil Atlmitic Naltaiiml I ri.p l*> o f I h r tlo cu n itn l* m ay b* i n m : t i i i : k h t a t k . * i k H ank obM Irrd by d rp o a itln a I I * « • w llb l»l n i l ; C m .A K K iillH . D . . . « . > . ! lie H un tin g A u th o rity of tb# C ity r n 41.1. AA H U H | T Al A A I I I M T C n S i f ir m Her K H I C T r l . 2KK of Hanfotd. K lo rld a lor e a ch #»t Notice la h e re b y g lt r ri that ltt>. of docum tnlK to o b lalltrd P itch da* ■bat be f||e*l h it p illio n f><r f in a l petal! w ill ba rafunded to t i r h p c i ■ report a* A d m ln lt t ia io r n r th a e t . ><*n « ho r e t u r n * |b r plana, t p a i i l l * i a It of K ilt ie C Ilian ford, de* r a t e d : c a ll* tit and o th e r d o cu m en t* In •bal be file d l ilt i**1 IIion (n r f in a l r< m>4 * 11nd11lun w ith in It) d a y * a f ­ dl*i liar Re, a n d that hr w ill apply ter bid op ening. l" Ih r llo n o t .it .I* D n u rlaa HI* rial tom, J A c e rt ifie d r h e rh or b ank d r a ft , Co u n ty J u d g e c l Kentlmd* C o u n ty . payable to th e lln tialn g A u t h o r it y Klorlda, >.n th e la th day of A p r il, of lb * C it y o f H anford. K lo r ld a . C A | ) . !* A I. for a p o to ial o f m h i H, iln vern tn t.nl hultdt, or a a a tla fa c - and for f in a l >11w* h i r e r aa A d m ln l* . tory bid bond executed by th e b id ­ Ir a lo r of l b * * *1 Ate of h u r l r C 211 SANFORD AYE. der arid a ic e p ia h t e * u r rt lr * In ,n llianro rd , dace.taad, on ihla IM h d ay Amount ouual In fiv e per . eot o r t h * nf M a u l, A f i . 1*31 bid th a ll be u u b n illtn f w ill* oat h bid I t o i l K I I T *1 III. A N K d lllt aa Hid M rcu rlty Ad in I ol ti ratio ol t h * at* I Th a v u c c a ta fu l bidder w ill be la t e n f Hu»l* 0 H lt u f o n l. rrijiilted In f u r n lt h a I'aym e n t an d dt e t a r ed COURTEOUS SERVICE • I j j DU. H. K. ItlNti I'lvate c«ll for appointment I ’hnnc 1752-17111 WITH A FINE, ENGLISII-RUILT If Itchy Shin not e a s e d in Five M i n u t e s - Jjieef F C R D Come In For A "Test Drive" Today! Q T D i m Aiun MOIODICHIU IMP M KllM ilnJ TU J u i L H U ' . If Tritevlno riotin'! vttievf ihln itthing riue is Kciitn e, R*n*w«tfii, Suriace Hath” AtHlate'* F o il, SciM ai et Inm&cmam tn* etD kite*. It <e»t» you nethlnf O ti Tit* Ifoen »n» 4*i»ici«t lev direct If cm i vtleif huiMine C * . t>tfl I. Ia*e«"eh. Ot l fee irif. u«« at J, «n4 il itrhlne it net fflitvtd in hve im nulli, k tip the tom •eri |«t yeur b u k tc beet lade.) ® Trucka a r r )t>ur l l n l Hu>. HOLLER MOTOR SALES I4 3 g 5 llf to , v| ( f C O N I) AND PAl MM to SA N FO RD it a t t lt F L O R ID A P H O N E Q ’•> it 1 2 3 4 AT F A M O U S ^ 11* ELL1DOR VILLAGE IHI U 4 PRICES ItlUIIT QUALITY MERCHANDISE S-H K A L KSTATH FOR 8A I.B —3 l-KKAI* KNTATK WASTKIJ— l fry HERALD W^nt Ads P« RimHi T h * l a M n l a a rata* a p p ly la ■II W a d a * t p u k ilik e d I * T h a l a a l a r d ■ ghaldi W I S • M lim p Ik par IIa * tai.a a r lla a par Uaa la i M la a rlaaaa Ap pay lla * laaia a r t la a iim a a t A per lla * tw r t la a ! * ! * • V rPda fa IS * f a r M a rk f a r a ca p *. 1 1aa«a t t a PHONE 148 W aal M i will ha areapled a»#r (ba Mfaphaar h g m a ^ a ra a aa c h a n t If y w r ggaia ta 1*4 Is l£a itlepbahf . Swab, la la ra faa IMa W iAtataRdallia i a i l II Am i hi aaparfa# t a p a r n r it , Ih ie * batlfy aa f a a aflila^ r flUlt HEDKOOM llouae. built vc ii* Dfn with all Improve Drt reirbey.lal. 1DO x 1I7D rn Ib'Uhe iiml YarA)] Rt. d Bog I13-P.___ I II ED ROOM hnuteTiiood location Trrm» if draireil II. A. HH.MAMS Raymond L. iHindqnitl. Aaaoriate Sanford Atlantic Rank llulhftng Phone 1373 6 N L y a f e w Lk k t barge lota on luike Harney and St John* Rivrr. Nirely wooded, perfect natural a n n d (teach. K lretririly available. THE * HRRALD SANFORD 3 B f e i o f f H o t l S E 91 a l i u t 3 mile* from town, >5fiOojtm, rood 0 . Beg 1553. Si E L IIN O R VILLAGE DAYTONA B E A< H . F L O R I D A Itn y (a a lla ____ K ^■tBki.kiii w WORK WANTED i - A > 6 tf R BED I BEDROOM HOUSE, nearby BABY BITTER. B*4l of llaferanHardwood floore, (team heat, t ear eommunity, Completely Furre*. Mra. SL Falkenberg, 410H garage with apariment. two nlihad, IH Oatbi, 37,(500.00, li­ P atm eU n .A y e^ fag aA R t ( large lot*, IIO.OOQ rash, bal> beral terms. V m w U m u . Bee Hlgkleyman, J . W. HALL RBALTOR M. Hall, Realtor, FlorFIar t da Stale Rank HolWing ‘ '^ u plontt, I.AWNMOWEU.S kkarper.id. b< ejrelca trp a ire d ,.York nml k rr work. Prompt aervlce. II. W h RMe When you don't tiring Stiiima, Tin V llh 8f pFnerrlptiun* to LANEY’S. ALl TYPES of llulldoter Work. Rcalonable Rate*—Free Hell* mate*. Carpenter 4 Orneey. and mlaPhxvp ixne-M m 4AJLJ. if[Un4oui eale every Friday night at 7:30. Col. Larry Jonra, WATCli nn.l Clock Repairing. All ■urtionrer. work giiai antfed. Rea*onald* lA'm’OED FARMERS' AUCTION lee*. F. 31. English, Jr., 325 I , .le south of rlty limits on nford Ave. Phone IB04. highway 17-Pt. _ _____ WILL (JIVE room and Imanl and FR iE D B IIR lM i* Dinner '-Tim nunrtng ra re to roupla or lady Beat Shrimp on Earth" at (Tom in ntre hiniue. Refrrrnrr* eg* ei V 324 E. L t St rlmngrd. lion 17. Longwood, FI* POWER JlimVEKK rtl.E V tillR RATIIROOM wall* HUTAKY BLADE—Uncomlitional now! Ptuattr or aluminum wall Iv guarnt teed. Immediate de tile. Frre ratimalr*. O rangr Titv lirrry. Free demonatratlon, any Khoii; 8210 N. Orange; Phon' time. |4£».60. V. A. Wheelrra. (l d iii mile N orth) Long wood. |* _ Nfll If >:s.PERSONALS—13 Traile mark pafnta |3.50 gal. New Khaki Undarehlrta 44c each MARY’S I.RNDlNfi LIBRARY All d ie UtmaaRfia 1209 Magnolia # li Bow open Mon. ITrNAVY SURPLUS thru Frt. 10 ta I* A. M.. I to « 1311 lit Hanfnrd Av*. P M. Sat. 4 la 0 >.M. P A ftit AND ROBY WCHlK WW . L B ^ ’l f t ; , STEEL IM MKD line Reel, .'VW Weel '2nd. Street, ^ T E 'yELIVf.WY. P H O N E Ratifnrd. Phonr .1635, E*pert Work by egpenmeed men. 2 W H lti wALL rirei YiV0 * ‘ |T DAY NtiltHERY Now Open.'ptione Phone 305*R. APEX W’a.hlng Machine, egret I m l ronditlnn. tftO. 113 Laurel I t— LOST AND FOUND — II Ave. j A- Otank, pepper JSSfrSi eBoe, . / r« * * « , k k Hunt's Tuxedo juvjMai______ ISKH • Hv rUxr.Do VBLASA iPATM BNTSt bad S ta rts 111 W. l l n l PKoa* m - m . RAYMOND M. BAM# Kawllar It. D. Hlghletmin, Anaaeiate ft H o d rilO U ftK . for refill 2 bat Florida Htata Rank Bnlldtag roots* fumlfhrd. Kltrheti partly furnUhed. (rood location. P k rw H u g f S E l . r a t arrea "f govul ril* rut gtound. 3 arrek gnnrl murk. 1013*11. PublTe rnad. lake Mary. Phone k u r n Th iik d 4 room *. Clean 142ft, Hanfonl. A dnwnatalrs, (III Park. Apply A p t ft. r_______c ________ LAKE FRONT Ht)MK »ft.6on.rk|. I*t 431, x wt Pt., Cleaned Bead), KURNIftilKD room. I’linne USD. 2-Bedroomv, l.liing room. Both. NASSAU ApL Orange City* ModKilrhrn, Hreakfait Nook, ntlltly rrn .1 room. Itatb, turnU bctt mom. Home flnltblng tn be dun* LADY WITH 'Iralgbl linr j.tinne, Apia. AU apt*, all Electric Kit* familiar with re*id*nee eeetion on home. Alto tevvral Lake chen—Twin Bad*. Adult Couplet to devote a few hour* daily Front lH.lt for Kale. W. J . la ff. only; Phono O. C. «B. phoning fnnn her home, for ler, l a ke Mary, V i a . _____ __ 3 BEDROOM hiiuw, wnfiirtiiiheal, Urge firm eetahliebed vlity ItY OWNER good location. Call TM-W. year* Salary. State reference Small fa rm —A roumt, nice bath, ■nd huainraa c i peri me*, If prt HINOIaE, double monna. 3-room 8 arrrm ed DOfrhet. Mo*lern convale phon*. P. O. Roi 4751-AtApts. C lou in. Tel. 1344. vvnlenree. Fruit. Furnitheil ur lanta, Ga. unfurntahrd. A llargain. Add re** RL 1, nog 132, Sanford. Phone 3WANTED ____ I607-W.1. ____ AKTK’LES WANTED RENTAL PROPERTY ’• WANTED^ 3 badrtkim ' fumlahed We havr aaveral plerti of rental houaa. Call M n. Bibb, Homotel, bun sail property Uoted for tale thdl r«fumltura. Wi ■bow' a good return on tha in* r Wwww-Mk ‘'Standing ----- Jin* Pine Timber nnd/or veetment. Phone 1(173. lo ft delivered dill loge to our mill. Brown R. A. WILLIAMS r ' s r r a s ? ® Supply Co.. M fi- Div, Raymond L l.uadqulat, AneorUte ____ _______ H u r* « A tlaalk lUab Redding WANTED—girl for fountala and EXPERIENCED driver wanU Hde ONE ROOM HOUSE l«‘~x 24’ and drug dept. Lane/'* Drug Store. _ la Philadelphia *rpa hrfare Apr. 13 lota cniUide City, 32^00.00 8 f i0 h f dRDF.R cook--folored! H Cash. Apply Mra. Futch, Greyhound Concrete Mock NEARLY NEW, Con Bu« Station. H ouse,'0 Bedroom*, »ta, f3ca 'c c r e SIUVH Sal earn an: Biaady employment, many oVi'urtunitiea W# are i BRDROOM HOUSE. outalde ■MkRtbadau f o r advanrtnient. Firestone do w n .'ll month. S PE C IA L SERVICtUS — IJ Baby tillci i n v i t e , n u n n y , ploy* qrnnndi, big economy ihoeping eenlei oil ol lb* W orld’* M oil Famoul Bench M o k e y o iif r e ie r v a lio n i t o d a y A.M um P O Bor 1471. II tilli- t jfioid u n til .lutii' I. I'.'iil Iw .l hoifie, in M«jrfair. Very modern »n I licatitifullir iRiyiiaeap-d. I ’tlc* e<i for quick ialc. Koihiona Moll order Iwuw. Pur. nithed or uhfumUlivd. Prtro 33/100. Small down . paym ent 10'i off for oil. Both for oarnor. Alto noat to it, 3 bedroom home, now JurI flniahetl. For aale. Prim 35500. Tel. (043. Orlando. *11 W a a l ( b a » . ! | A . I . aarr a f . r g ^ - b Ib b b a r hafara p abM ea- Modern Way To Control Roaches' NKW 4 llixiqi Ikiu>«. Call aftvr WANTED TO HUY good 6 room NEW FLOORS rurtaeed to M b houaa fairly rln«* In. Hot No. \V • an, if..v.»*H s. fertlon Old floor* made Ilk* llrrtld. i . \. wrtiniNiS. sir..... new. Fintahing, , leaning A wax WANTED to liuy llouae or I h > 1 Ifrallnr •ng. Portable power plant, I I (uat miU iilr nf tnwn frum m* nor, IIOMUH IHiMK HITKR rear* aa p m care In Semi sale ■tw.hp t t f d . w . i • . ACRKAliK • CIMIVKK County. H. M Cl I'f lff f a r r : 8 or.. fOr; pthl, $1 **•’ KANCIIbte RANCH I.ANI) Mara AHTICI.HN FOR KALB A H t jr f i* i uf I [ c i l K - i n i * r<>ntractor, builder, rarp^nter nrit *Uarl, ll.K I , m ail ltd* at I’hufli- 1281 J 111 S. I'm mnaonry work. Speclaltaiw*. in . R num lH nt S AndcriMiit —Art* touflng. No Job tn utikll nr, , I ' i a i ill- a lly 1VS 00 im ti a Villo foi ike whole Inmdy (oi a week-end, Friday, Sotuidoy ctnd Sundayl Completely lutnitbed — iwimmini) —q otl—Inking —booling /W W V W V W V A A A fW V W llolhrtnl hj riKibr. or ant* Inhn.lnn'* Ntl IIMtl II. npplin, by brii*h In Ihr ktlrhrn, kille i u* ■hi-, ant*, and waterbog*. Whil'a moir. tin colorlrw« m a t­ ing U r lfe rtlir fur month*. «iul kill. Ilir »lr»v. th»l wandrr in tint aalli m rr It Fi»f .rlrn tllir rnnliol. u « r Johnulnn'p NOMOAI'll! h Speed /’ Week-end Phone l.'ltil tm > c a s s /ff£ D m & ■ *°U T Stanlcy-ltoRurH Hardware Co. A I'll, .’(to f ° * ou„ c ' N rHe , IIKIT. 11’* an “arrepled" (act th a t Holler'* OK u,ed Tara and OK u tf d 11 3 loy K. I d STREET LOWKST COST AUTO FINANCINCi Leon *. ftp COSTS CUT YOUR DRIV1 IN HALF CllinOrKACTOR KIVI BLACK COCKER Spaniel strayed nn K. 4th Street. An«wer> to the name of M!>fup. Reward. I’btme IMhB. ______ > _______ I!o \Tn !I: llrnwii key caie, con; laining kry», Owner pl<M»e ca“ at Herald Office1_______ 1-L-W.U---- I L ------ -- 13- AUTOMOBIIJW ----- — II RENT A CAR. U-drira It by day, week, or aeaaon, Rngllth Forth aad American Fordt, se d a n station wagons and convertible*. Bulckland-Morrlfon. Inc., First St. DODGE 1051—10 wKtaltr, ileeper, itraight air, 30 ft. reefer. Stick, hand control, good ruhtier. Shape, 2 'a . Trt. I 3 H M J S L _ * fpM FORD Coupe, Sp. Deluge; good rublwr, haa recent ring i«li and Overhaul. Body good. Call Bill W ard a t Giant's Training Camp between 3 and 6 P.M. IpTFoLDBMOHfLK «■ Good U rw; new upholatary, seat -over*. lieO.OP down. II payments at B T T A K K T T IW.W. See Howard Crluaey, Fire Station. ^ J Uy I'n u l K o blnsos m - « g r o a n^rsBLV -S yiu trs. n.r • tArrgft eu T D .\n ' ' Vs tv* AU, TWt.il ^ '* * * t/OQHr «il>c ■ "C 30S7 , pva UUSO !^*M \\ *-ilV I IVA S SPECIAL W05%5/gD 7 A . in rug -i V£SS3LJ Off H' ilW lnd,.____ » iV \ . Uni / Wv k L t f ./ , CL ( p / ( A - KrW' IMS IHIWiU Mellon, 2nd Section. I TON MAKE sw e a ts ♦ V. * $650.00 ' ef * * >j JL * SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTOES 111 B, F lrat B i, V» *.f > ft -W f ff t 'Ffesw 1*11 C ,1,' t o ; - ^ ^ ’ 4 �-- •'------ 4SM '. ^ _=, SSiW ifll t T U E S D A Y A P R , j , IBM THE SANFORD HERALD. BANFORD, FLORIDA Borrowing Replaces Baseball As National Pastime Of America lir MAE IUIYLK NLW YORK—</P>—Baseball it no longer llir nations! psilim*. borrowing >*■ The average h m inm o flkr, for example. Aren't there at lean twice ai many eager borrower* at thrre are eager hstcbsll fani> Actually, borrowing U today pcr-T hap* Atnercla'a l.iifff'St indoor view and I* Hying out. ban* The (i a son Is simple. Roughly, Industry. Rome people etlll frown on hot- half the people in Ihe nation now rowing a* If It were something Imtrow from the other half on* Immoral or showed o lack of work— and Ih * next week the ar forethought and rh arartrr. Ilow. n.iid half lairrow* front the first ever, that i* an old-fashioned half. Ho that doesn't leave any­ Legal Notice in r o m it n» r n r . « i : w im h .»: » T vr»; o r i M iH tiit j i ik ik . ro t e r r m i > rr. in pmih % T»t* ik m i t i i i : iw t a t i : o r r A. I’A llTIN , Dureaent. T o ' m w i i i i m i t m t r o v riiM K , Nolle* I" h* f«li* *l**n U**« Helen Tt'H-liett Partin fn«1 Iter flnul re­ port n* sd m ln ld rM rls or the of r . A. I'arlln, |frm # < t; lh»t e»u Hied h»r petition ror H "*l dl»rhars*. and l!i*l the « III *|.plr t« the 11IInor* Id e I ii<ififlae dlenilrom. Cnonir Jud*< f.r HsrotmJe t'uontr, roirtile. »n the Jrd il»r <‘f If ili fl»f UffUfliViW'l *«f iAI«*r aim! f+T jflHAl rlHeharge *« m tinlnlitrstri* nr the •stale n( I'jPA. Partin, .(..eased, on Hits I rid day <>r April. IS* Ilirt.D N It I'AJtTIJC, the Adm lnlsltairls if Ho. • siito or c a . ■In-eased, H r iT in : ih im it i.iiY m v n ;*.*i Tf*# HoKflnf Authority «f ib* F liy of lUhforrt. Klofl'Ut win •u ttm ii* DrM>.nili I a furnttli fir* *r»4 m * t*»«*tl rA«»ri|R Itisitrsitrf, Afti aW rt*‘, llRdluNl* **•«• Hr lUMIItr c«v*rIns • liUiniipf' firolrri, FlrfrtiU l*'! bllAWti OR C’ERlIf ItF** f t (flit* «»r |»r».|H>»olR %•111 b« In ih* Affirm nf lit* Aultkurm u|» ■util ls*» P.M.. April It. !»»»• jfiirtl>*r Information rranrd TK i ‘ ----------------**Mh — In the plans and apetillralP.na* Id pmfecl nml lorrna on which aold pfnp-isals must he submitted hes nhlalped by h> eoutuctlnx Oeo'rce II. William*. J r , i:»*roilv« Ptreelnr. Iln u slpf Alllhnfllv of Ihe felly III panfnru. KP.rlda, I«4 Melseli Bulldlne, Hanfnid n irlda •leora* II. William*, Jr K iet ullve Idee, lor tinusing Authority of the t’lly of Hanford. Florida nur - t HU ITT »:Ot HT OP Tllll v i v t i i j i i i ............... h i i i . n t t r U' t r o r RIOT |R T H I! T tir. b t .o t i : o p r i.n m iM la ™* KR cr ro t'A T I a s h --ro tt-------a im is ot f is ( H ts r r .m r V*. H.uttto tm A IIA U , Plalnllff, a P O IIU i: II. tlltA IIA H . Defendant. Ik s a e s r r Re, t * f l ■■It la* IMseeee x t r r ir n t o a r r i : s a rtati : f ir ri-o n ip * t o n g n ttn u II. fU lAllAM , latndnn T»tr*.« ■ irHnynta. 10* Weal llrd Ktreel r . fo rk t.'lt/, ,Vi» Tut Tnrh . _ JB Atill lltfllltllY K riT IF IK I* that null for dlvnrs* has Men file*1 agalpsl yna hy yiAIKH) n ilA IIA U . la <ihe C irru li r r« in of in* Nlnih judlylal r u i nit of npftda. In ami ’ f a r . Mantlnai* fount/, rim ida. •«. *hprs*i»ied HU* or said suit I* Ve. Graham, lla in tirr. 1 11. Qrahatn. riefei.jaut OL* AHi: N O tlPirJ) aw*I 1«S lo rile fnyr appenrftnre In V f‘fe<td|ng ,.d Hie Soil, day a? ApfJ iSSI. and, In thersofter file WUh Ihr C i ;rh of aa|.| (S.n.t one who ran point the finger of •eorn. Who want* to l>e an nni unyway in u neighborhood of gratshoppera? And tin re i* <crlult.lv one n i c thing about Iwing a borrower. You asoM-inte with a better cia of iieoplo—people with money. Il>.Mowing also develops in a mu.' the power of imagination, ihe ult of narration, and the ai.ility t» art. How mure stirring than Rur rym orr in Hnmlei is the tale of woe given by it hnrveplayef l i v ­ ing to borrow five Ini to bet on n “ *ui< thing" rare lit epltomiles the bnpefeia itlUggle of ull brave nun to win in a forlorn world rol.tl hy rhanrr. And I. for one, ran rnrely say him imv It Is ail I ran do to keep from breaking into applau>*. Over the years I have mtidfpiilo a study of office iM.rrow. r * twcainw I lore to hear all tlielg mid adyenture*. Why wear out vour eye* reading a m agarin* story at hnmr* when you ran sit at your own desk in the and Itenr a real Ilf* story -on til.* I s * . l i me. The liorrnw rr* seem to fall Into certain pigeonholes: I. The wet-eyed or emergency borrower. T h is is the type that i* in deep trouble. ‘‘Our fam ilv rat u*t ha* to have an operaflon,” ie says, "and the veterinarian refuses in lift n sralpel tinier* I Plunk down (2,r>. Please, please, nelp me save our dear old Tal.hv. office ( If ih r ever has kittens, I pro­ mise to name one after you." 2. The gre-but-you're-lurky-tohage.lho-fhance.todo.me-adftivArr borrower. If you lend this gent enough to htty hi* children a television set, he also thlnka you ought to buy them ulatses ..t Ihev won’t hurt their eye*, lie Is lurk right away with a *ur gcsllon that you ilnance his new ear and help send hi* mother-inlaw nwny un a good tong vaea( 1911. When it comet to paying you hack, he hat a memory like a hard of *|r phant*—all stricken with amnesia. S. The Roll,In llood borrower. This tvpe has a heart too big for una ' c h e st,' and hr goes aro< around borrowing , Joe Joe Dnakes Dr»aV>t,Mt'jit* tip’jfof to annul store teeth hut I'm {W a r ® ’R i T & ' i # old Jog.’*' Bui whFn you ivy _ - ilfl; flfw good rdli' .'l It'h ark you find R ebh flntr and mapn*r. n s..1 hy law, y»ur fo flllh., defvnse. If any. and - ..t . Ifeipd is somrwherr deep fn Hb*trnrtpy of the same ,,p j-lalniffr* wihnI Fprr*t, ait.,toey * i. The "ll-all-odds-up" liornm tfIT,VIVA the nfftrlul seal of .Id rr. Till* is u iialh a weathered CeMlil. and mv hand a» ftefh thete* r. at o«ar<tid. Heinin.d- D M w r, Ultle rhararler who gpes jruun I h.nd^, IpJ, Ihf) MIR day t*( H ai.h, borrowlr|g itirkri*. dime*, <iuat (•re. ahd d.dltr Mils e«ch w e d O. P. IlHftNIWlN .Clark of m M O lht.ll Doni a* m anr ucoptf A» he Din. I(i- ha, no intention nf repaying, fonrt but everyone knew* his secret n«rdl.k. purr. lie 1* Dying to Furrow enough t<* ytRAIel rutile unr. Give him thirty w arP K IIV Ii; P. HW .tflS and he will, loo. ' Atiprnsy hi M r I ’la lu lilf OrlahOo. Klarl.ta ft. The pack rat or eumpulslv - h* ife r For Rent Nuw 2 HetlrrMim, Un- fiirniHhPtl lloinp. H uiikp Ami HofrlgiTnlnr Inrlmlml Apply C o r n f r 17th a n d M rllonT lIlc A valU thlf Im m e d ia te ly Osteen News B> MATINA DUNNING Aciivilim of lb* Orlren Haptltl Cluirrh for the rnotilh of April inrludi- a collagr prayer m illing Tuesday night. All who wish to work in this project arc askrd to lie at the church at 7:110 and go to home* to hold prayer meeting*. Thera will lor two groups, men and women. The place will be givrn to the group each night. On Wednesday night there will be a meeting a t the church at 7:4(1 P. M. This 1* the regular player meeting and will be fotluwrd by a busineaa meeting of the church. All member* are renursted to l>* present as there is important liueine<s to bo trans­ acted. Thursday the W. M. U. will meet at 1:00 P. M. for their monthly session. At 7:30 P, M. the “Brotherhood" will meet at tin- Educational llulldlng. The "Youth Choir" will also meet at 7::t0 P. M. in the ehurrh. Monday .School will lie held a t 10:00 A. M. .Sunday and servire* tit ll:0U with Itev. J, C, Waiei, conducting. Monday night “ Youth Week” starts, G. C. Pelham Is youth pas­ tor and will guide the meeting. Hiyan Nettle#, Associate Pa*tor; Hilly llo.ack, Sunday School Hiipertniendvnt: and IVvld llorack, II. T. U. nirertor. Junior Twill, president of I) rot her hie <d; Hern ice Wdliaoii, President of W M. I).; Itidiert llirl, Choris­ t e r ; and Alice William*, pianist. Tl.eep officer* chosen from the Youth Group of the rhurrh will have charge of all meetings >X» of the Week Apr. M through 18, Our revival will follow from ■: FIELP WANTED H e e a v l No. IXX M A p n H H » T i T r . e %HNI: n b I’armer* M ark ei rnr aroaur* sold In Trucker* a Heater* up tn I I' ll April I. m i , Il**n< , U r n s l.i« h p r. M S* Ifeart*. p ..|, hu, hp r. I IS -i.w * (Ira n *, T * p it * r * r * * n Pew local hu h p r. f .O I- I.ia Meet* Ju s. h u n rh e s I I .) o( i .i i i t s s c . depending u n s l l i r a s r r la h l p er bag .TJ-J.s* f'stery, r I * f l.ilje n .|* p e u j la g .|U a lliy l a * la rg e r I.II-I <* I ’ e lr r c . Pla- l*a*e al. Depend In * .lu s llly le a la rg e r l - l l - l IS C a u liflo w e r depending co n ta in e r I 11-1,31 C o rn , depending O a a llly S d *S .e a l« l-ls-l.Tl llggplant hu W ayne C a tre ll w as rtm -doivn. h a d Bo a p p e tite . lin n Pnlilo su ffe re d from n o n liv in g H A D A C O L Relieves The Cause O f D o w n lom sin ts Id Ih . rata Turnip*, l-urple T a p I,mi. h r , il T l i l a iir n u n r ,. V a lrn e ia * r ir a s g , . Te in g la D is tre s s , A c h e s C o n d itio n s D e fic ie n c ie s 'rr ln*e S to m a c h a n d a n d P a iffs , W N e rv o u s n e s s bog has III u iir. is a -ll* jsu rirgp.-fr.tli, I .11, *«■ 1 has > I M A* C ,a p e .#oil. iiv r.li Pretllesa !V* , , i i *.*.i i l a VStlHIee p.iiilt.- e raeelVe-l SI Tl.r (iani.tr.t d ial, f armers Market, I iaiI | . . ; I | . | . f r o m i s .* j * u r h A M . , A p r i l I, 1,SIB g a r b a g e s U aiillng l i g h t d e m a n d good, m a r fc«*t r l v ll l l j * R f A t t i r , Sarajevo, where the incident that triggered World War l look place, t. ihe capital of Uosiiiu province In Yugoslavia. Tho site and geography of Bosnia Is about •7* 'kmc as that uf West Vlrgin la. la.rrt.wrr. Every office has at least one uf tlie*«. Borrowing l«a*t with Ihrnt Is like kleptomania They will borrow arurtltinV they see on ^oiir desk—setssOT*. paste , ash tray, elgarsttc, or old letter*. They are a harntlras race, l.y and large. | keep a bunch of old ,h HJ‘ !Brt* handy far (hem my. self. Whenever one corn** by I just silently hand him a shot lace and In- go** away whistling. Hy has had a happy day. D o f V ita m in s B ., e a k , \N jh e n R u n D u e t o Why Sottle for Symptomiltir Whan HADACOL hJiit'fXJtFtffbklJf a p p re n il c ■ Can Holp Peopla With Such Doficiancies? uharm arlsl and B », Falitn, /gtnsHi SStfSTJilS sif.r.sTj; hx;"ttW tfrs. floogUr 4. Cdrirti, t . (J. I s s J r r , I . U J i l f a n g b a n , O r lr m l 2 1 , l l o , M l . h i. J . Ifoldfe. ■llo, l ledo My dally h a v e a good s c h e d u l e , is I .IfirA.r "8 tore 1 w o r d In say very rigid. Oo* broke my wrist about HADA­ ina to achool I imd U-:n tuf- COL for It cer­ full time and f a r i n g w i t h tainly seems a working a f t e r pain*. «*speci.>i 1mir.icle 1111Si to me ichool until 948 ly w h e n Hi* My eon. Wayne s gits pretty tire­ w e a t h e w i no i s eight some. t w a s changed, ano years old. wsi g e l l i n g tired I s e e m e d Dial c o n a ld s r a b lj and ru n m!torn keeping para with nothing wouli underweight all I had lo do, Being married ullevlato it un- In fart, he wore and having a family, i sm com­ til recently 1 a sire four shirt pelled to work after achool. ! t r i e d HADA* Someone »ua1 COU an<l I was gem ra trim mated that 11 *iv»* him HADA- work In e pharmacy here In To­ ■mated by the results Now I al­ COL. After taking four large hot ledo A fter telling HADACOL ways keep a bottle to replace Ihe lies Wayne is no longer under­ lie re in the store I decided I'd weight. Now he (els up early and try It. You have no idea how empty. Being a bandleader and he _____ ._____ h as a good appetite . . hemuch It haa picked me up. I'm pianist where my wriat la eaten eats lettuce, cabbage, carrots and telling you truthfully, HADACOL beg*,.carrots Ually used, 1 are very grateful to Is the answer lo all m r tired neat HADACOL. Now I can bring Is t h e public Ihe music they enjoy and 1 enjoy playing It myerif." SEU TM N H E V A fled Writan, U N B, Was* Or* mi-. S f t D iliS live and seven. HADACOL t h y feel better eat more than they have In a long lima." 6 g g te n a m a ft. IR aw ifr, M i J M V , Sid Coll/. 1 "I am 48 years (have W M , ___ _ nervous stomach condi- " 1™ ¥ lion on for q u i11 t e• ome tim e, o u l d n ' t eat IWI l i l l Ip»f»1 I ardlir any* tnlng. Back In I Xr e S n shout * my home town. HADACOL S ti decided to try »W iA S : It to see U ft BH would help build me u p like It ____ _____ had so 1many other peopla. A of mine presented me with teff*s? dlff'erence. Then I friend ■ bottkT land^ I began to take lL came to San Diego and couldn't Very coon I noticed a n mt Iback to Atlanta ment in Die way l.fe lL got It here. 1 sent began for it. Now, thank Clod, they have to It on the m arket here and J have e supply In my house. Not only that, but fm tolling all my friends who! HADACOL has done for me. 1 sleep well, eat anything I can get and feel wonderful. I could go cn and on praising HADACOL—my W e cannot HADACOL, it's done so much far C or Senator LeBltns la all of hit political activities has always championed the cause of the op­ pressed, and Hit poor and un­ derprivileged. He woe the fltyt candidate for Governor to advocate e .-tpcdfle Old Age Pension , . . end today tn 1^tnytofM, he Is krow n ns the Father of the Old Age Pension. In the course of his long, lone fight he bet had hit critics; but to those who opposed him he has conilrvislly eUtsd. "If you do not believe In Old Age Pensions, rem ember the mandate of1 th e Lord Himself—'Honor thy F ath er and Uiy Mother that thy day s may be long upon the land w hich Ihe Lord Uiy Oodalveth th e * .'" Senator LsBisnc ia know n aa a friend of the veterans. Ife In­ troduced end successfully pawed the law that m a te d the B ute rud»s*„ rsa s 1 « js m toe man '-* * * * * „ , S tate an d fadera! •Dvenunenta. His aethrttlaa to public life In behalf of the working man are too num erate to mention here. It was only natural th a t In his sin­ cere desire to serve the people, that Senator LeBlanc would seek and find a product that - tomM tend to assist the poor and ailing, that would htlp them teed a contented Ufa. Hie tireless study sad effort resulted in today's wonderful HADACOL. HADA----Why WaMf Why experiment, why riv e up, why suffer from a leek of vitamins U„ 11,, Iron end NtaetnT W make up vour mind to start HADACOL today with the 1 assurance that It will help sutler such deficiencies or money. 'L“h6rSf£M* lilil ■|>1> /i / /||l l l/ i | ••tfllj * 2 J J3 7 B you know now, tom - tconocn* YOUR AUTHORISED OUTH—DODGE back i W - i DISTRIBUTOR FOR a h o u t e w 1{«, aye 37, taking e a ro of m y b a b y w h o is 314 years old. I « M t aMa to lake care of m y baby and do my w o r k a t Urn ; ■n m e Urn*.. I a lw a y s ! fe s lln g ru a -1 down and nervous u n til f tria d taking HAD­ ACOL Walk believe me, I h a re only been taking it for two and a half m onths and, have experi­ enced s wonderful change for the better. I don't feel nervous a r run-down nnyroars. I feel and sa t a lot better. Thanks to HADACOL.1 IsK A M , B b tte T k sis* * E fferis Far I t M a a f t lw l M A N Y DOCTORS BRIGOS-STRATTON ENGINES AND PARTS -c * from tilting up lata at night do­ ing homework after 1 come home from work. I’m doing my best to recommend HADACOL to the cuitomeri 1 wait on here In the store who complain of circum­ stances that equal mine. Already I have won customers on HADA­ COL in the short time I have been taking I t" And P. a Box 886. l'hn" r ,B'" bakl*. ia* Ia - ll. 1t,e. 1**1.#,g. ( try h-neg I- A C n t r W l . . s * U i m h d«*. b a ch *. P ep pers hu. I..M * i n -171 I ' . ' U i w . , g la lie d f ills * Sa lb l . m • t*i->i: H a d it n .. : .(■•*. n - k i . 1 w i- j.ia H |.|,* I . T allo w ,'riH ik ,N.-- t. llo lipr 1 :#•J is ^ .. aim .Up•A New Member . George 8warts, General Chairman fit 2, Box■ 171, Sanford Bonner L* Carter, Secretary - ^ Md’rnekun Roatl4—Out W. 13lh SI. Phone m i mannkt s a a r a r o . I'la r lS a . TIi* fnlluwlng nrleca reporl*<l t.g ih* |(ra|ers on T h * ganlord Hiat* Be A Booiter—Slfn Up _< Y? Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. ..................." f * " STARTING TODAY! e Here h the perfect-fit, per­ fect-Iwr lance, easement window for yuur liomc. .Never slicka— never ran warp! Nothing to EVER swell, shrink—or rot! Swings wide when desired. Swings seal-closed at a hand'stourh! Assembled, riltrd, fur lifetime service. A modem home “ M ust!" State Farmers Market The Lant Huuntl-up Of The 1961 Membership Drive :t . Touch—and CLOSKD! Dr. Henry McLaulin Rev. J. C. Walter, Jr., local pastor, will bad the singing and there will lw special music each night. Hervices will alart earh evening at 7:(fi I*. M. ANNOUNCING 11 -1 Wonsan, 'rtip lit .rico also parti,,p s u d in ,n* (Tarnation isporalioi.j at Hungnaui and ffo n u n Tha attari. tranipcit will rrOptomrtriat HAN DIEGO, Calif , Apr. 3 - mam In Han Diego a abort time (SpMrlal) Aubrey i* . \viuii.-n. l*f‘-r,* going I., a \Y, - 1 l .iltl Phone SI 113 Magnolia husband ol Mr- A. I.. Whitten, |etrI to undergo tontine -hipyard of dim Elm Avenue, Hanford, overhaul. returned to the United State* today after seven monlh* combat duty in Korean water*, lie Is a shipservirrman aloard the USH Henrico, an attack transport of the Pacific Elect Amphibious Force, which docked here today. Yuunic lady 18 lo 2fi yenm, lliRh School (irxduate Whitten's ship left the West Coast July 7, IU50, and has p arti­ for Office Work and (’ashler. Paid Vacation. In* cipated in all o f the major am­ mirnnrr, Yearly IkmuH. phibious operations in Korra. Unit- n f Ihe First Marine DlvlA pply in own liu n ilw n tin j; lo eion were trnn*|Hirt*d from th* W e st t'naU In the Pusan bench I Sox II, c /o I I«r;il«l head ulioard Ih e lli-nriro Inst Aug.lit and. in later engage­ ment*. the siilii landed troop* in the invasion* o f Inchon and .Sunday Apr, 18 to Wednesday Apr L’6. Itev. Mark A . IM ,h . of Holly Hill will lie Ih- Evange­ list SEMINOLE COUNTY FARM BUREAU e iff' '•' >‘ Whitten ltettiniR From Koivan Witr Th ^ - RATED TRU •***?*. • ♦ fe / t i t j j I sfi �1 t t b UaUr r u n U Strracih— THE W EATHER T* Proton tW N t n of th* H orld, T t P tm h U Um P rogm * of Am i Io . To PrW K* Prosperity In S i t l M i ^ a n f o r f i , . o n nil, fatr through Ihuiiday. Continued rather ruol tonight. Manure Ihursday. I.igbl In mud' r r a lr northerly wind* hemming 'j r l i b l r Ihursday. c AN I N D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R Eatablbhcd 1908 V olum e x x x x n ■ ■ ■ = = SANFORD. FLORIDA W E D N E S D A Y A P R . I. I'.tal A m.*'m a te d P re ss l.ea>ed W ire No. Kill Warren Says He Has No Plans Acclamation For State Price Control Bill Allied Forces Advance Into , North Korea Fiery Reuther One-Million Chinese Poised For All-Out S p r i n g Offensive Against UN Troops A u to H as No O p p o s itio n In F o u r th T e r m B id: M a z e y I s R e -e le c te d Warren Calls For U ~ | » l„ C n o m iin a ,n . a p e n 0 | n g B o y le ,0 Appointed C o m m ittee | { l. v j s j o n (111 ,) f T a x e s ci£vtuNoTAi». '-..is- In Opening Speech Railroader T e l l s High School Boys Of Career Needs Senate Passes A m end­ ment Molding Presi­ dent To 2 Terms: Crime Study Begun TOKYO. A p r A n Al­ I M l Alt \ S> I I Apt I i , l l I AU-MIASSI F. t <,!») lied lark force drove four mile* Waller Rrulhrr won hn fourth Ftondn Hctint,- committee* tt illeh (.oiirinor W.ntrn .'pi'.irrctly ii 0 r» rth of the Red Kortaa bolder lerm a , prr.ident ol the CIO Uail- S e n n t f * P r e s i d e n t H i t s wl11 ''ol.l alimot hf« ." death judg Horace Describes Bei a | t | a ociiciic * i l m u u ii 1 im lit over hill |»n»|w»-*,«l in Iht* going to I r j l r Ihr I I n i ' l l . ) I .rg'ils* today againitTeavy Comniunui rrlo* ed Auln trg fk tn today will,out W flfnrp S c a n d a l s ' * tam** ta ric d iiini' t. awhile I l f fils Received By lute *iintli on it. own eien token ojqmsiiion. vv C l i e n t o c . r i u i . i i r > . lay tislance. In catty out !n<* u rn ru l recnniA field dnpifrb laid the task I s . l i l t ' o .id W o r k c r s Official C o n u p iio n Senate I're .olrnt U «lln* ir 1.. .. JKe U.V .'lit...II irriecini u"-million* hr m.'tlc to i' y.-ilrul.iy. SturgU, is ho previeii.l> klrtal no force met u o Jy K td moitir fire both Rcu’.Jvri i urv Trealie •aid Itr I,.i no .'I'"- lot llir lialimen . »f IItnpM niu,:i. ed the • till* .lilt'll x ttti li-ixr. III* *1r 'Tb** and lome artillery fire near Toptuter t~.mil M i/rv by acclsmslion 1 I AlJ.MIASSKE. Apt. d Go>- sommittre, di*.lo*ed th. full 1»«t |" r .i " t to ti.ini""l , . Il.e l.rgi-1.1* llir to t i n t||ti xll|u*«I %tt*i xi ill l»r yong, four milei north of the bord­ Thniis-h a five-wnv cunle*t c ii io i W .m rii called on the of .-S.sttf iniieut . id noon, '"ii* a |"o|M.cd Ini, to *rl tip tlir II III 1 nit** ttlillU(* |M'V|||.« drvi'li.pnt for the two union vice ( I Innda Icgulsluie in hu ii|wnui er on the writern fronl. Out ii Alt political pliilo.nphii rx \x cr • lor 4 ii|»ciinlri»tlriii Ii* i r nl Stair lyrtrui ol |'l " r innliol tic priMjilrncies, ineiimlientr llicharl biriiiii.il mr.*i|fe y ritrid av In bold pirtly ssell mivcil, mill il VX!$ nl V I I . drove ahead. T. (iosacr amt John W. l.ivlng«ton tugynlrd in hi. biennial mOMgr, iiiO'I ini|M>..itdi lo l o ie l ell is hut the A tL iitii l o i x l 1 llir K d l l lt i iu . Another Allied force neaiby were rrrtain of rndccllon too. the line on Isle *. * 1 iniglil he r i p e e l i d f l o m nutx 1 4 not lo put into rifrrt any ol i'll nt 17 Imililx m l r i r i l « l«»ll|» 1 a loir ^punched two milei into Red Korea l)c*|iilc uii|iircedcnlrd |iuu|>eu* them. They were the Hi other -dale can­ othri ircoinmrmlationi •I llu one I mis * i I ii * inoitniig didate.. in the Yoagpyong area. I ) . be .aid, riurent ol lint .talc, Sturgis previously had named . A roll-call vote on the vice mostly cuiuuinrit, lia sr to pay s Senutor Shand* of t.ainrssiltr n« many ei|>. .i. I>.* eis* |>iasiional llir Senate today appioird H I Earlier reporti laid an American nre«idencie«, iciiuirlng .cvcral l ead of Ihe Fln.m.e unit r.unlinn inilim lion llu. luniniiii! in saimu. a fi-drial coustltiili.Mi.il amriulmrnt patrol hid croiied I’arallel 3H on llu id o| thrii mromr in (c.lrial hours, was necessitated l.ccuu * nf somililllrc Srnaio. ro llln . of I at >>HJ„ lln, „ ,|lr f . , , , , , I) V I'li* lo piolulnt llir I'lr.'dctil o| tin* the central front and muled l a i n , counts and id s l.ixrt. anil lull.I M'l thflllimtll Ml a *lilt II1iMlt %in jlh»n% Il llir 1 ||r the contest*. S i Iimo! United S la in linm iruiiu* linue Chineie Redi from two hilli. lire The lu-k of o|i|Miiitlon foi llii. is no lime lo add >uib a but* l i.inI h i uf Dad. h r a d of Rid*'* and |IMM -it >■ ltlllt«»li* III'! III out • Ilian two trim i \«ii*inni Mi llu . Rayuaid of Hi Peterslnug chail Reuther nnd Mn**y came a> a d rn. patrol wai probing the outer areai surprise. At a caucus early to­ (ni m i !lining tlif ijii tlilii n is. of a huge Red buildup where alS | ir jb n ii al a |nml in .io n ol mao of Appropiiation*. | llir inolutinn. iiitiotlm r by day the to-called "Coinmlttes* Foi I m.i Ii h o u m . m llir llosseidscib-i krd Serving ss It ti Iluynuid oil III!' m.itlinu s. , I \| I tifll. ilin,i Scn.itoi I’opc ol St Xiiituitinc, wai mori one-half million Communiit A Pipgre**ive *nd Militant UAW," group to art on itn- isrord S'.’.i'J.troopi were m aned for an exmade up o( nnti-ltcuthcr delegate* ebambri nf llic liotiir ol ir|n c iNai.iNNi -pending nirasun- mil l«' •U|H*lllit«’liil«‘iit. .iiul | \\ 1*1 ml. oid-ird iminrdi it' ll lo llir I Ionic had picked Jamea t’loi-Und of •rntalives, llir (inseitioi *anl Sirialor* I'o| m- of St A ugu-tinr ti iiniii.iOn peeled Red offensive, (•>' i onildctall 'll Hi troll to run again.t llruther. Floiida iamillr i I imI.i v a ir bairlv she «liairiiiuu. Ilia, km ■<) i'n -1 .itl tin* pay M II* w TW itronir furee which crossed In effect, the ftolution mctcly id fill • nnd Tony Cicrwin«ki of Ih-lrolt siess, lliunch of Tampa, t'olllii- ol rntr f Xlll Mil* I'arallel M Tuesday along a 10 able In bus llir nrsc sitir. of lift* M in* rx* .ippioiri an amendment to the to oppose Many. |i*ont ing Oil! Tallahassee, Dulls ol Madixin |i|«i> r r i , mile atretch nf the weitern front i\t* front U. S. Cnmlilutinn whicb alteady withdrew by nightfall under The anIi.Hcuthcr group's vie.1 lie taitl, lo uii|Mnr aslddliuial la ir s I raid llu of Foil Msi i s. Gautier ol oitlldr tintit iMinlur II would I n- alino l ronfucaloi>. N'css Sim m i lli-m h, -Ld'ii |..o ol *12 In «lif* u itajr, hi *1 •n right Ii.1• been latlfietl by llic tripiltril heavy fire. prr.idcntial dale also was chang­ In the air, American Satire jet* ed at the la*l minlr. Kenneth on consuinrit ilieads Itranny HO ti llrnok s*|||r, Lewis of Mni Minn i It* 1111 *, M| Iih* oiilr* Ii i .-1..I Mil«* Ibirr- lout till ut tlir tlalci. H'iiio h ttf la k e WmiIII, lli|i|t \ ttf .ig«' • I tilm. n%i*t that xoifiinti in deatroyrd one Ruasiag-lypeMIUFolia*, of Kaginaw. one nf the |>cr ccnl ol the d ale lav load. Scnalot Tuckrt of ktawlm dlin k •iin\ ill« nn l Shivor* «>f ('hip* «Ir a * d rmy. ho »ti»lri It* told of 16 jet fighter ami damag'd two two picki-d at the caucus, declin T his sin. the high point of the !esV t • tit»in* iist el O il d . - r i l d tt> i illc ta il the lour vole againil tbc other* Wednesday in a *wIt ling *•1 nomination The other one, (I onlm uni on l'*g c S l i t PIiIiimI ft* n n foitil indogfight near the Manchurian , Hrnator Ro<Urr« «•( Wintrv liar whit h nri Rudy I'ale of Detroit, wa« not y*siit| *1 p* i.n it of thr trtululloo. j »lrn ivm namnl vicr ilmiiiimn nf In m hit Ii border. noniinalril rhi* fir«t gun nf an cx|iccted • fi’ w inning*, x\ Ih tlic milnm kri*’ Other Allied piano* ripped Into ihr Taxation Ooitttiiilt•* « * wliiih will I’aul Silver of Detroit, who with B . W , 11 I*11 (1 O i l . 7 1 . |< gist*live luittlr to get rid of payiiiir aiiidhnr 1 p«*i* nit mad _ supply line*. They destroyed four atudy |*i««p«»««« l rrvlxlnn »*f ihr F o r t i e s has led the anti-Rruther ‘ . . M I'lunt intviM*il tliMw* going the State Game and Fresh Wat*** btarifi*, »ix trurka and five rail­ l»rr»cnt tux anti «»thrr »••• group, also decline.) nomination. ii« ni pha* •if initiMuil* Kish Commission »«> f it,-I in the into tli road rant in 270 aortiea flown by vi'lllir inraaurr*. This left John ttegg of Toledo mg to «tuil\ typ'iig nml »li «tthaiiil llnii"' with intiixliution of n con (Itlirr* at« lUkri « > f t'mntilla, noun. • litutlonnl amendment calling for and Dave Moore and Walter NVnrn riiti Ihi lltiylr of Funfniil. t*6«rioll »»f From the. central front came an Hogowski of |k-tn>it opinslng of the agency. m l i III i* ivlalnrtl. In .itatnl. u aUdition aittiinvr, t'raty of Stuait, tin 1 1 1 lei imlnoua report th a t a large group The constitutional amendment— Gotsrr and Livingston. leave Ml ut*•cttco Iwi I'K rlvrti. i»f M bmiii . King of VVIntri Hi moving Into the II ven, of Red* II. W. Ilcrndot- 74, ■ Iw a I rand of Kort l.autlrnU lf, Mr- 1 Tile 1Hi >• weie tol t In Mr t or whirli would have lo he voted ot; lU-gg i* ehairmon of the KUetrie Communist buildup arm north -1. V •A-J’.lU l|l ? thr me to* tile people —1« needed to do Auto l.igt,t Unit of Toledo I.«>eal resident of Hanford, passed assay Aithur s*( iVitiMitMiiM, **i**«•t e oi, r.rll •-!1*.» t *X of a . 12 and an anti-Gnsser leader In I at a iinrejng home in Daylons Hcl*ring. )V i ret of I'ulatka anil <• hum. «! ph a-e of If [\r+ ding, and away with the commission l«-. Intelligence report* aay there came It Ii a constitutional agency. eeto11*•••*•! IIN 1•nn* x lil a union factional dispute there tiogrli yeatt-rdav at 11:65 A. II. Smith of (irwrn Cov* .Spring *. i «r* now nearly 600,000 cmnliat The pro|Ki»nl was Introduced t»y Moorr. a Negro, eonu-s from the following a lingering tllnrs* Chairtntn of nthvr comnilttn** troupe in tbli arcs, primetl for Rep. Melvin of Santa R««a. It Mr. llrrtulon was horn In SanWASHINGTON. Apr. 4 - t/F t- big Font local firtil and llngow*kl art; the long-cipectad Red uffrrulve. WASHINGTON. Apr. 4-<JP>— it* ' rrfn re d to the .onstitiitinnot fordl ,lr Ort. 20. »»*« IN7I and aau had inrad lived M re l^vrsl n. , if* l- »•* f n .* . . O z i e r U In d u c te d • Karra'* rainy spring wtsathrr ami Drfrnte Mobiiiarr Chatle* E. Wil- Tbe White House today deicubed from Dodge atkenlmemV fonim lnd for «U.itV. Nomination* Ination* of llruther T , ' and Mm t ' . I . o " - . • . 5 , ‘c ^ T .* 4 gju*»Ui* mud will ifgvnr tb* art said today TnHaSwn it tharito* *• an entwely awtl*a<Lu| *atorMeasures aimed at mmlinltln Umhera «.r hi* ab le to u e lt.m " " f M * '»r. and Mrv. L j of SUrUp. ,*t u i |,.,.., I U I O -111 H i m I S l l l p other member* Rede. They may launch thfir}; gamldlng and imckinc down or. tion'* an article by Jonathan esl off spertacnlar demonstration- , »iolv* grraleil problem, but il »"•' Tlr 0 ‘ v Klrrtioi.*. Dayton of Dale City ZV,' | ' * . / ' J . . I . »te*t attack of the war any grva .rim e in Florida weie intri«lucfil Daniels lepolling that Pinidrul fi-alun-«ld l>r *nake dance*, parade-. 1 r; Mr*' *' ' puhll. Health, lira, kiu ..t ........ I l l I M 'N r l l U S \ MM) now. can be m all oiled in the Senate ’T ' " f vlesr; I'.'hll* Road* and llighwav . Truman iavors changtni the sys­ confetti throwing and halloon latst- j *' or th* aoeond itralght day the \ se-|es of II lit I1m were lidVd(.Iliar'a ilemniitl ra I i fits rAli • -••‘••4»rO. .■..... _* .... Ii,.l.l. 1*811: Wilton made llie ilalemenl to ing. Reuther'* demonstration con j iiivrrs nf Chlpley: I'ti'.li I n i big air hattl* waa fought M« rx in i I f in , i imrlnrf in f liifi dueed hy the Senate's rrlme study tem of congressional lenuie. Mr, llerndun built and was linue more tt-s,t-«1f ■ houi. th, i Inuiju south of th a Y a lu ihe Srnair-H o u r e “watchdog” to s. M'-Arthur "f Ferandlna: l*uhnear Sinui, Wcllei Inr.. teal e s l its .1. is lop- group of which Shands of Gutties, Daniel*, editor of the Raleigh manager of | hs Seminole Ilasts-1 it) ami Ads’eitiiing. I.iudler of eis ss ho i ai"< to Hanford from River. Twelve F-M Sabre , jet - commillee on mobilization «t the (K. C.| Ntwa and Observer, a o t h e r s somewhat le*a. t t i i M l i u t i r d Mh I ' mB r 'I tl tv rr for many r-ais. lie ssa- ' II. I eke Uilyj Htute IllRtltutlon , Flection of 1 1 * n-gional discrang led with right Red-nosed >Ui| of * public Mirvry of the de fomicr Truman aide and Demo t'hainpalg". III. today m chatter me.,diet of It" KisvUt'is !*«■# II IlN tor* ts~o« scheituled fni lute in MIC*. The ConimnalaU broke off .t tit#* 1st dueled :> italic National Committeeman O's-.i in ' , f th rml raced ty refuge In tV b .Man­ frnvivr piogram. hy Mi " f itl H ill" , iplo I watt's t ’i foi hi* state, I* also the auihoc the day. In advance of ihe healing. Sen­ of a Truman biography. churian aanrlavry. . Ii who pointed nut o b jectiv e* nrui j In two day* th* Sabre jet* ator Fulbrighl (D-Ark) taid a id e a l, o f the o rsattiration. A Daniel* article in the rur. 1 *— 'm .'I...-*. § have knocked (town four MIC* “ terrible" inflation plight confront* rvnt Collier's magaiine, drew Mi O tter thankisl the Kiwnn(hi. widnss Su so incl'ul and damaged w v m .othcis. No !*!'*, le-riue'l th e das a h a p p y one at"' from Presidential H e r r e t a r y Mr*. Nortnn dve.hter. the country and that Congre** a e» man* rw«» in l»U Ilf*', utitl •»t«('*«! flint hr i« DAYTONA RLACII. Ajrr. I Joseph Hhort tho heated state . H i r-*d: tu n stepsons IM “cnuinly it paitly to blame." rarnt that the President "wl.he* Karlylr llo'ishtd'lcr ha- been ■* Ion a if'KS • Giaham of l.dl —Florida Federation of Worn mury k«* «Ililn'l |*rl iIm .^arifiivil A gioup headed hy (*rlc MaIn hi* prepared statement, Wil­ It understood that Mr. Daniel* named chairman of n Naval A f­ D n,to"n It, nch: two hlt.ilier*. ill' I'lun* today |ndor*ed an cslu- MMinci I'l «*«lt|r lit J im 1 Fi* til t.ilnl Hint thii-us, local rviiresiuitative of tho ton reviews .1 the higbliglil* of t.as no authority to *pe*k fot fair* committee which has lie*" <• i* Rarmton unit Clauth I* .atlon aervire plan proy»osr*l l.y |'"i.i*i>tiot, If it r tit-t ini- Idmlnistrnthe week-end report hr tnadr to him." ni.point*.I by the .Seminole County Hi rifh.p of .‘tanfo-d: also flv> IVnntor George Hiui'tl"-i til I'Jot llir n i'i'ln i |*li*|ffnm Iiiii 1 l*rrii »li tlon, appransl tie fore t h e C o u n t y President Trum an on building The article tay* Mr. Truman Chamt>cr of Commervr. it ssa* ar- g ra ’-iMauahlers, Mr* J C lie n ' i \» a solution for t'nlver al Mil pefi.oit ss ill' i" oi lei !,. .It,* o m m ission v estn d av lo ask Ameilra'* might. favors: nounrsd today hy Jack llall. artinc of Miami: Miss June Itivln of •arv Training ami llir I h year old III.- | " O g | l •« o | " 1 ,1 -.lie* foi th*' C hi m e u I.u ildin g •vs at the ll'gli I'.ioi.ty aid in K. lie reiterated that the task of 1. The election of the number* prrsi.k nt. r'lii..lo.ti.n > t'.: »in \1lssr. Ifol- draft. In » letter to FFWC I'reshlent At l.ool Audit**"""' F ' l d a y i.iuhl. or .pare In ivliit Ii ult l*ss ill guv. whipping inflation U In many of I he llou*c of Repri tentative* • n «eg The r<immill**emrn Include the I* lllsins, H irv I'is-in. and Jerri . iiimrotnl a gene ir • relating to lic­ I t 11 S t ' I. i ie", grliet al i hair Mrs. Rn<'liurn C. Horne, Madt-m Klwanlan* are canfldenl that wov* “a tougher tent of our for four-year terms instead of Res-. A. G. Mrlnnis, Judge Dougin* liivina of Sanford: and "tie great Hinather* outlined his plnu nod rmi" of the pi*.gium lepoitrd tha' it, nil ulo he liouM-d a they are going to bavo a “sellout ability* in »iitiive" than attaining the present two years. In the Stcnstioin, Karl IligginiMitliam nr d g'aruldauehirr. Mint Gav llrnet J I' Mi Cielluod. i hnivman of asked for suppott of the federa tlo *ltow \« a- i ooui'g along fir*** high production. lbouse” iM ia iiN 4 A tt llam lm nm r linattri i H i l m l a*how lin w P l. »anir election* In which I'retl. F. D Ssi it. of Miami. their Feri­ in it* "igui'lral'nii. that it will *i. the County Commission, pointed “ We takr the view that infla­ dent* arc chotca. Mr. llu"*hol'irr is rapes ted to Funeral ssrviee* will la* eon. lion i omening here. day night at tho Seminole High Under Hmather* 'plan, roll, g. elude tui'i-h fit. ' ■nli‘i'1 Fhui'ln out that thrte is not enough spare tion ran tic controlled." Wilaon 2. A limit on th* service of meet with hi* group in thr ns*ar ducted at the First I'liishyterian Seh*o| Auditorium. would tie used foi gis tal*'"t, arul that flie -|*ecial act* iiaila'dr in Ihe Court House hsisc" It looks to ma Ilka a complete said. "In uriiei to do this, how­ all member* of Congress to a future to work nut problems re rh u rrh at 2:1X1 t'. M. Iinnorr .w farilltie* iiicni to houre all o| the agrncic*. ing youth* military 'rainuiK In will feat ore Sanford tul* nt aoUout," *ald Ralph Bitckwelder, ever, we muat have the national total of 12 year* In raeh chamber latlng In Navy personnel nnd the with Rev. A G. Mrlrni* of 'onjunclion Mole than 040 tt* ket* have Ihi-ii Those would Inilmie the County with their higher ed­ reai Illation of the Naval lir ficiatine. Il'irial will follow in ticket tale* rhainana and manager will ami the national unity to —Hou»a and Senate. •old to date, and there I* no iloutd \gent'* offlie, the I'M.A., whicb ucation. While advanea conies of It— Station, Mr. Hall ktated. Lake View Cemetery. of Ike J. C. Pranojr Star*, who do- take , , , th* neee»»ary itepa. The Tlir U72 registered memlwr* In- that the -how wilt he it sellnot. Mr. Mathlcux heal-, and tho H a n d that hi* team captain* are d 'o ric n that mint be made to artirla stipulated that stories Count) Home Itemonsttatlon all ■lotset! four hill* slated to come Ralph III" kwehle . th k t ' Ihf h f ir . i h j hftw a). t rnerk inflation arc hard arcUiort*. about It would bo for release In up la fore the Stote la-gish'lurc nounred that l.e ter Thnrpe li**l iigrnt, all of which an* now loappear* to hurt someone. Friday morning paper*. Hhnrt percent Each " toady *otd mora than ihalrm a", l•*1*1 tlo- group, lie an , ateil in the Com t House hateThese me: "We will do our best to makr put no *ueh stipulation on his of th* tlckato. refill, togrthet with the Soil Con­ the teat" captain* silth '.'It t h l . t 1. Mental health hill. L ester' th** »tabill*atlon effort a* palnlr** comment. One of i Im captains, _____ servation office, ami tlie Form 2. The hill to he presented t'S -old. Daniel* ha* been known a* ■» • Tharp*. In aplte af being one o f , »* pouible, but only where it ea r (in the King anil tfilron . unte*t. Housing Administration office now the Stale Nurse*' A»«< n intlon Set done eonvicti ntly with tho close friend and confidant of th-* ** tho busiest — --------- men in town in hi* bf ting up ■•andard* f *r rcgiitcrcd Kail llicgit.' ihatt : -porti I t! at lofMit-d in Orlando capacity aa manager of th* W rat-j ultimate objective—a istrong Am- I'rrshUnt. He served for a tim­ Ml. Mntliiru* told Ihe .oiililllilo ilals* inure Ilian l.'Xid Vo*ri had and p ratlhal nurse*. es hts press relations izn«*<ntaera Unlcn T ib c ra p h office. hm« •»"•»» wiih a henlthv loners that ho had hern compelled COt.LI.MUUS. O.. Apr. 4 -trV > ~ H eat (mm a nation ssuie uim* la*s-n *ast l*\ i|>**t*|o"g peiiiiii-s in .1. The Library Rill. Wilson also said, a* he did In tlve. helped with Mr. Truman’* •old more than 1U0 ticket*. Other 4. A Governor* highway safety tin Jai» placed in the hank* l'o«t to lake sudden ns lion on tho matteem captains, inrladlai Al Wil­ hi* leporl. that with "the whole. IP 1.1 campaign spaeehe* and con- inquiry tiippled rare horse Itoolur o|>eraiion* in many p/tis oi OI".» snuncil tci .lus- to a government roque-t ilffi.r and in drug itores. hilt. iraailM f* n* f*eee freallawsO H Paoe Bill luilay. son, la reported to bo giving him linn a national agiirulluial innrloao competition. Rare wife •m ic e In *1 leail four Obi<< eftie* Clrsel.<mi. 1 liHiintlnn committee l.e forme<t in Mr. Thorpe got tho Idea, said thr iiointy. One of the |>roriilon* < ntumbi". Hpringfirld and Da Mon ha* Iren. -u. -iff to bel-takrr Mr. niackwvlder, th a t it would he of this plan Is that the variou* llor»e leiok room’ in K a-tT~ a treat for the children of the agrii ullliral agencies Ih* housed In Liverpool end K'.-ulM-nvillc, two hearing* if I .K Kcfauvcr ComFlorida Methodist Homs to attend one Imililing, he said mlltoe oidluarily busy jtlarc* for th'* tke show, and had ao trouble cell. Mr. MiCIflland replod Hint the "\Y* *4t just •railing for Irrttlng grntry. are rioted down tag tickets to peraoaa wishing artal to c ..... liasIon will take Ika m atter one *.ff." said h eat to g Th« rount) grand juric* A »j In w spotuor the children. *om pur, gome under ronilderation. I’lans have I’loyre. kcsslistt in those •. .-.*na. (FDITOIUS N O lB: Wkat baa kapi rhoaera aelllng selling 10 or In American public o r amre mar*. lu-en made, he saiib to mid to tho In Coiismt.us boukien still re­ In some ritiea, w»|**lrig in mortality7 la il degenerating, or la It [ n*l ahnut what it alaaya Aa a m u lt more tkga 78 child­ Court House hiiiblini*. t.iit Iliese ka* hern? In aearrk af an aaawrr, Al' Speelal Garre*poudent horse room* wenr on, appatcn'.l • ported they were operating. Thee ren from the Home, together with would not Include -tiffiijrttt urell acre allowing only persons wellund'slutlasl. Tot, In rare wii* Reiman Morin »«ufkl tke view a of a prominent American hudawporvlaora, will at lead the show, I to tuke care nf the icqin sl of the known lo them iniido their nr*.min. a phlliwopher and a clergyman. He present* tkelr «plnsrrvl *.< .tilt I* operating. ho stated. agencies. Ttiia tu.'ant an a v 'ia g r nf ton* In a aeries of three article-, of mklck tkia U Ike first. Tke a. A vice squad spo.vaman |u inoma. Appearing with Mr. Muthieux 10 to 12 an afternoon. olhera will follow on *urrr**l«e day*.) Uolutnhus even went so far a* were Ren Wiggins of the Soil Conhooklr* am making rails to say that official, were ren- to Tiusnvnlion Service, now loratiul in ,viint in CUs-rlan.l or i*tering rioting down the (talc O nnrtqr*-nt.a! Ry RKI.MA.N MORIN rig h t il.. Sjnford Atlantic National r f.,r race -aaulta, 'fhsv capital's one exclusive rare l,<Rank Hull ting, C. J. Green nf the NKW YORK. Apr. 4 - (^1*)—One Ja y last week thousand* of call or. • ope rice* on v hlch formatlon service. Empire New* Kami Housing Administration, Or­ Funeral (crvicew Will be con- t rwspapert. mirroni>| life in the United States, tbowed a nation they have lieU Service. lando, and lionnrr Carter, Leo 1 ducted at 10^0 A. M. tomorrow with a ditty face. C w operator near Culuinbus llutncr and Tom McLain of tha Empire Newt Service said to­ a few* day* ago offered fter rcIt* tho F trn I'reatryterian Church I’.M .A . On that tingle day. published tide by side, w m reporti headed day It was operating a* usual. A fre-’V rtrnt, lo hi, client*, a la­ fa t i* y Wright Hr., wfc died ut In case of emergency, said Mr. spokesman sal** •*, did not acivr vish o|M-rathn. Tmlay the f<«»d hla home yesterday marring. The -VDa Racket Uncovered In U . f Malhiriix, thr emergency commit­ •Ur* A. Q. Mr Inula, aaaDted by 8. Consulate,” “Three Mora Ar- much more than domritic pot- Isioklrs. The sice squad spoke* dtsappean'd and fo,*r rmr-loyec* tee would have charge of the ra ­ the la v , f|. l.yltUton Ximmer- r rated In IU*ketball Fix.” Wa* lie said: "Without confl- man aald polb» It^sl checked Em­ have l>es>n tail off. tioning of food.tuff*. , will offlctata tad burial "Special Treasury Squad, To drnm in their government, .he pire and found n i hooklr rtlrnl*. Several w a g o . In Trum­ |p some tascs local official* bull county, authoritlei r<kcd the “An- people will not make the sacri­ will follow in K v erg m r Ceme- I'rnbc Gangater ............Incomes.” ncomca, astasia Seized fev Illegal Entry," fices necessary to appose Ruailo applied the heat: in other* the Telephone Comuany tr shut off T h e W e a th e r discontinuance w» wire aervic* wiraa lo three hsmib'oll*— t-ne In sunestfully." Oran-side aerricua urW be m n- "Pollre Official Hunted." 1ACKSONVII.LF. Apr. 1 - (-11— duric.| by the MaMWie Lodge and Crime, Influence and scandal What haa happened to Ameri­ came more mysteriously. In Steu- W rifm , one In Nile* and >■'«' In :i8 l*envtlle, the Trlephone Comimny Mseu.-y. The** town* are In the Atlanta 62 all Maaons have been rtoue*ted viitually blotted «verythlng elae can public morality T •jr. Ill-mat k to v to meet at the Maaonir Hall ai from thr* fn-nt page -ud the northeast Ohio la thia the century of cynicism, merely said that service to otic industrialised 74 llrownsvillr 57 ■ ••idO A. M. to attond Ul a body. public mind. dominated by the philosophy of known bceVlc room had been di*- where gambling ha* long Iwen Ctilcago 49 37 mnnactrd. In Washington on that day tho the fUT Ha* a blacf bl*» buslnvaa. ltd Denver Id Kefauvar Committee waa roe- tainlng the Sheriff Ralph Paul of Uolum* Cincinnati reported many hand, lies Moinr, 60 27 tinuln* an inquiry that bad held groat aaal Ikon* w art no bookie book npsrator* are laying off rt5 Fr*»no 50 Joint* In lb* county. air Bailee during the current he#* wave Or la IMp • 47 40 New York U M M ' “there were boakU joint > 3o«,kie* ia ivburhan Norwood 40 40 sVyifilngtoii MJUMB BV A MUINO WAU wntie ngtding a m e that roared through In the Calumbua area but nnd Elmwood, a* well a* metro Winnipeg 49 27 they war* out* Ida th* city. p o liti” Clrrlnnctl. aay they Ittat • dty block o( bualneaa property In St Paul, Minn., D>«trkt Fit# C h id «6 46 Jacksonville Peraena who know what _ a ren 't Uklt-g beta. But, they Joteph Drvxtl, 81, la dragged from flaming itm cture by fellow ftremen. 64 At iaiiii K2 on in th* batting world asM the arm*, savinr the shutdown la Dregrl waaboepllaUted for severe rut* and shock. The flra caused dam ­ 1,llat>as«e# o «2 td cq n t gamMIuti hAuae In eantral Irfsea'r-* of lark ng race ruaulU age estimated al more than $3,000,000 (luterm (tonal 5oundphoto) fdt 62 Tam, a ‘ closed J 'to r Ibo New Turk Ml the Wire*.’ Rising Inflation White House Hits Termed Nation’s Daniels’ Article Biggest Problem Quoting Truman Pioneer Resident Of Sanford Dies Defense Head Claims Desire For Change In Runaway Prices Are Congressional Ten­ “Test To Survival” ure Laid To Truman ^ Ilonsholdcr NameriTo i**Head Naval Group T £ ‘K:; Waaten'sClBhaCoueur With Smatlier*' Bill Kami (Jroups Ask Aid Ol' ( minty In Housing A^uncius 70% Of Tickets For Kiwanis Minstrel ShowRepOHMSold Wire Service Shutdown Cripples Midwestern Gambling Operations Kusi uc Fire Chief F rom Flames Businessman Denies That U. S. Moral Standards Have Fallen Services 10 Tomorrow A. M. •so fr^ M S n r1 A. e ii * ailh'a2AU& iiil * % � 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, 1951 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, April 03, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 03, 1951. 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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>, April 03, 1951; <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/9d06e907bc47779444d5d984784e0f1b.pdf f67b06870058168ae1ac6a5f8f5815cc PDF Text Text /W 2, I 1SI J wf 2 % I f SI �INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER cooler, "FORD, FLORIDA MONDAY APH r^Tm T AlliedPatrols S H A P E S ta ff Confers With Pact N ations Chief StabNorth« Rads MassMenacingly M *>**#? , i g o M Ban On Sending Y ouths Under Twenty To Europe Rejected: Tax Increase Is Called Fori Treasury Secretary Says $10 Billion In Needed NowBut2nd Rise Can Be Put Off taak-tofsutry peiapla stabbed afrom (be 30th P an lltl tain Red Korea "sem sl" l i m yrsterdsy mad today. Pmonubiy all pulled back lo mail Allied Eaet afyn short periods i m A of the prewar boundary be* tween Nortb and South K orti. A P cuutopuuiWit jo in Randolph reported irpm the wcvtrrn front that the border crossings i M « » V M tjp i f y i i tt They WM part of iW itodba petroling AitM>ciat«d Press Leased Wire In an atrimphere of cordialtl Gen. Dwight D. Kiaenhower mnfera with the ehlefa of 8 IIA P B V northern r-yannod at the Ooneral’a headquarter* In Paria, Franc*. Hie men (I. t» r.) are: 1,1. Gen. Wilhelm Von Paig n-Hanateen, Commander of Allied Force*. Norway! A. Gen. Kbh (iioeiti, Commander Allied Forres, 1>-nmark; Kiaenhower; A dm. Sir Patrick Blind. Com* nandrr-in-Chif, Northern Kurope, and MaJ. Uen. Ho Wit K. Taylor, Air Forrea. Not them Kurnpr. (Interualum al I Delay In Congress Show Sponsored By Dlnbkd Vets MaySlowDefense, Iw n glib and a boy were winners in ikn grand championship Eisenhower Says ciau in the |ahy vbow sponsored by the Disabled Aavtncan Veteranv Ooanmunivt foil Friday night al live Seminote High School Auditorium. About ra n a net* [ gUlboitS, 500 |»eople ^ere ptevent. Judged ai the prettieat girl wai Dale toil Frw wtin. two anJ ~ ~— 17^~-------- ---------------* • half yartr old daughter of Mia. N A TO Chiet Assumes Official Command Of European Force Aunol D eclares . . PARIS, Apr. 2—</P)- (>»• eral Dwight EtMnhower aaid Inday r ________ Hnoias M < I fivey a v Ac. v. w so lT rranee dwbium,$mwmn*Snm that any delay in rongrrvvional at* lion on defenve measures would To Fate Of World Uhy"mtofdlii/^to^woUht. ’height "delay the whole preparation" ol * and age,-was 8f month old Doris defenae of Wevtern Europe. a French Chief O f Slate md>M nfS^k.iSS «ffw5 SaysWest Must Preu,r*e * nnm sent United Front J U S ffJ Z WASHINGTON. Apr. I - 4 W V B * £ rrestdeat Vinccnl Aunol of Fraacc tmineed by Mm. M i r y Smith, told C o a g ru today that if bit l"uis K'ttrado bantod over the rounlry (alia belorr the fo rm of u a t v sTfaSs iM, he raid In pvt vent liter iff W «t mint but ■' graup of In areond ir old twin*. U. and aglnirn waa |j-__ « name, you mar to sure, would on­ ly recall the flltal rain of a Hvl* liiatlnn." Aurlol'a speech climaxed a formal six-day state vlall tw n aa goaat nf Fnaldvnt Truman, j Ha (toured to Imva by train for new York aonn after for throe more daya of apeerhti, dinner* and ro• villey and centIona. In hia ftaal apptaranca here. I Communist Aarlnl rautloned Amtrira'a IrgrUlator» of the dinger* nf “ u*«-(vordinated diplomacy and atrattevtn aai Oa POO* Utat , LociUWoi in's Fatter n Daytofa F- A. Waters, father o f I C.'W. (PatlJehiwon, toed at J P.M. yesterday In thg Rldgww Avenue HoapHal (a Daytona Bei Mr. Water* vss born Nov. I to I In Irwin ton, 0*. and fo r mi years had made hi* home In lif t ! where he was engaged In rut work. • He la aurviwd by three *| rrn, M p . .‘ nbaton of Sa&f Olena Waters of Oitondo and nail Water* af Holly Hill: also ■Ultra and two brother"; ton* group of old Cbn Rev* r«| IB month Nevorthtless In inoet Kurt*, I waa aocond paana It had a apodal algnliir l months, was anee. As of the moment to look over, all F.uropean division* ami In the girl*' $1-19 month old Naval unlta which have been group Dorli Jean Carlaon waa turned over to tto NATO (North firat. Dale Lolv Freeman, second Atlantic Treaty Oiganiutiont de­ and Undo Loa Ray. third. fense were taken under his guiding wing. Thla Inrlndea not only their operatlona In defense, bat thalr training and supply. Kiaenhower set nut at one* lo explain a aretInn of his lesU* many earlier In Ihr year before g rongresslnnal rommltteo by aa* terting that he luid no intention nf tetlring to tha "Brvat I’anui. aula" as a means of defending Kurope, lie raid such a quotation had txca tarn out uf context wlwn It waa released In Washington trie Shelley some weeks ago. It Indicated to r Wynn waa WBI ready In liark Into Breton T. waa first Peninsula nn the wsat coast of Fr*tw« lhara would be pre pared to told «m until strength tt«Mita**e «■ eta l I ha school intkii litoi fof the He a l^ tlrtiiked the lUytaMd tvtutoa for offering pritM^ ell eolerad «* ot UrniSSmSSi •he Bivmer a five by .a tonty. SMteia Univevarty arfl Rollin* Col will address pttpilt ot Saayaoie High S ■UtotofDoamgram. Mjppiliam B. af'mining amt B If offers to | ba' outlined by F. B- I. hi I Htotaon Ui WASHINGTON. Apr. 2-</P) Secretary of the Treasury Snydrt Inday railed for prompt action on I hr Admimttralion*i $10,000,000,000 "liral tound" Ian increase pro) total, hut taid a "aernnd round" boot! can be potlponed un* til nrnl year in view of a vatlly improved budget lituation. Revealing new official budge* eitimatei. Snyder told the lloute Waya and Meant Committee that: 1. Thu fucal year, which ends neat June 30, vhould produce a turpiua of about $1,000,000,000 in rnntiavl with the $2.700.(X>0000 deficit [’ (evident Ttuman forecatl in January. 2. Tan Rev neat (tacal yeat, which atarta July I. vhould be about $5,00,000,000 above the January forecait. indicating that the prevroua deficit prediction ol $16,500,000,000 will he nn mote •han $13,500,000,000. It waa Ihia extraordinary iniptnvement which prompted the Treasury Hcerrlary to altandun the Admlniatrntlnn'a earlier demand for a areond round W,900,000,000 tag hike In H4I, Snyder declared: “The prudrnt course now ia the prompt enactment of the tea rate inrreaaea already recommended by the President“ My rotialdervd judgment rat. to stated Briefly: Defense expend!lure* will Increase aa rapidly In Photo hy Hayimind Studio the period ahead that the TreatML»« Donna Lou llatuci, San urr** preboot budgetary surplus feed representative in the "Miaa 'VfChs" mutest to he hvld in "Wirtfe tha eaaet course of de­ Miami In June, po-aa In a Jayfenae apaudlng cannot new l>< tee Jacket which h*» W n fotBi­ htueprinted, It la all ton clear rd into a sarang. They Jayceca already that within the coming fis­ are "pi-iivoring her trip cal year we shall need at least the $10 ,000,000,000 minimum pm. gram rcmmmemlcd t»y the Prval* •lent. "N n n re ran know wluvl iroallmw* ft* rwa* Mil Farm BurcauSccksl'o Recruit 200 Members “In order to truly represent tha fanner* and to render a greater service to th« farmers, we should have at toast W i member* In th* Sa^inoto County Farm Bureau," •aid Mr. Bwarta. M n. Oeto Mathtoui will aerva aa Jfvmatal chairman of th* ladle* division In tha drive, and Mrs. Theodore Aalto. Jr., Oviedo as district chairman. Thomas Moon, Oviedo, will be chairman of the men's group In Ovtodo, and Mr. sad Mr*. I**lie T. Bryan will serve aa chairmen for Uvs Altamonte Springs, Lowgwood and Caaa-iberry district. Other district lead* Jack R a tig a n Is Named President Of R o ta r y Club The Senate voted down today a propo-.il to ban the vending ol U. S. foot voldierv under ige 2* to vrtve In Gr *ral Dwight D FJvenhower'v N'.-ith Ailantii tie feme force. The vole wav 62 to 27. It wav the fint ballot taken it connection with the troopv-forEurope iviue. Senator Cave (R -SD ) pio|tovei lo bar uve of foot voldien undei age 20. Care offered that av an amend menl to a revolution which woult rndoue the Adminivlration'v plan1 to di-patch four more divjdonv about 100.000 men—to join llu two already in Europe and ticket ed for Eisenhower's command The Senate met two hour* ear Iter than uaual in an effort t. mmr lo a final decision on th< troopv-for-Kurope issue a f t e r week- of debate Two -eparate revolutions wen before it. Both would endorse the A dmin lit rat ion'* program. On> would express only Senate venti ment. The other, if adopted by the Senate, would t«r sent on in the Haute. Neither revolution ha. the fort;* of law. They would rail upon the President to u#t "congressional approval''— without defining thterm trefore assigning any ad ditional forrea. Legally, the 1'resl dent, who haa contended he her the final authority on tnu>p dr pluymenl, could ignore thi* ad vtra. • At the atari of the sew ion Senator Wherry R-Neb) mover! to vuhttitule for the pending reaolutioti one of his own which would write firmly Into law that no additional troop- were to tv rent to Kurope without rnngrnat­ ional approval. rhairman Connelly (D-Tra) of the Foraign Ralallona foinmlltar proteated that Wherry’s mottot (Continued on I'agr S ii) lie* Prospects Good For State's Early Spring Vegetables JACKKONVIM .K. Apr. 3 - ( ( t r r. ■•1*11—"Early spring vegetable* began moving out of all nf the eleven Slat* Farmer* Market* )»■ rated in tha great truck producing areas of tha State thla past week and prospect* look good for the grower*. With continued good wea­ ther condition" volume Is expected to Incrcaxe rapidly and quality I m n r o u a steadily," a i a a d l l w ** according arw-neclilasaw Bn Improve to William L. Wilson, Director of Htat* MarkeU In listing the artlvItlea of Uto following Individual markets: Palmetto Htat* Market: The spring vegetable deal haa started here with light supplies nf p«|« Beans and squash moving now and tomatoes expected to start early neat week. Fort Plerr* Slate Market: A small volume of lomatova la rapsetej tw title *enk with cu<umtota exported to start early tha following week. Fort Myars Slate Mftrkal: A good volume of rood quality cu­ cumbers and • fair volume of to matoaa Is shticlpetsd around April dth. Few peppers and eggplant are The last round up of the Semi* now moving at good to fair deto for - affsrtng onto County Farm Boreou's mam- manii. liieh picture to tirnhip will atari tomorrow morn­ Wauchula State Market: A light (Csallawse Oa Hqt Mat ing, aid ef'orts will ba mada by paraonal solicitation to exceed the quota of 800 set by tha Florida State Firm Bureau, John Pimon, local president, am*anted today. ftoirge Q. Bwarta, general mem­ bership chairman, today aakad the n>-operation of every member in aignjng up and In aeeuring new asrastf'■•’toto; *” <*• month* la a n « The atalemenl was made in re* •pome In a question al a news conference, the firal one he hai given aioee he took over command of the defame of Europe. Actually and technically he took command bl the organiiation ol Weatrn Europe Defenae at one minute af­ ter midnight today. Reaponding lo ibe qu*atinn about any pondde de­ la y in coagreaamnal action on pend­ ing defenae legtalalion. Emnho»er ‘t .Anything dooa .which wwld indicate reluctance on the part nf any country to get Into thi* pool of roW walar would delay live whole preparation nf defense. "My eonrtro w that each na­ tion ahnulil ah-iw ita full reaillneaa to rnnpecatr," Kiaenhower aaH taking ovei command waa alinply a formality In keeping with old military tradi­ tion that a (lew commander Donna Lou Hnr|)t Senator I.. F . Hoyle and Itepre arn tatlvrs Voile W illlsm a, J ( . ami M. H IT -B m ie t Smith left yester­ day afternoon for T a lU h a isr* In order In to present at the opening «f the S la te L f f l i-latur* tomorrow morning. Among the local b ill, slated fot presentation la an art to au th nriir the County Commission lo adopt toning regulation- and h'JIdtriK codes governing the u :c ' i l pro­ perty nut aide ol mimirtr>a! I n il-, adjacent to atate nt rounty -r.t -la to a depth not to e ir e « l f-cw* ftv from an y road. A not to r act would «>• c » r * n ir . of rou nty com mist loner* trs v rl ing outside n f this rounty on n fli ria l hualneaa at IB * a dry a i l •even and a half rents a mil-- each way. T ra velin g expernc veithiu Ue rounty la also to to -et /t -even and a h a lf renta a mile, am, nut t * excrerl g.16 In any one mnoth. Another act seek* Vo allow lb County Commission In pm reurc t ,-nnrt*s»e <ta P «s* »lv* Spencer-Harden And Baker Dairies .Inin Cooperative lie ('. W. i»uker, « tirreu Valley Dairy an Harden, ownrr of SpctirDairy, todav announce | filiation of thi-ir J a lr . i with the Perfection r W. A. Knifrht Died Dailies with hr-ift-iun Yesterday In Orlando Orlando. Both mm will director of the cool'cir’ •ight, \V> • Hide farm er, ia composed of the !••.«-t ray tn»ridtig In Dtange far met t of Gran, •• *■ llu sp ilsl following » count ie» 1 he cooper a tv* • dl Survive;-™ include tin- widow and « .' .Iren: Mr S. A. Murphy, Y A. Bulitrr and Austin O. KING AND QUEEN C V .IT K b r ....... a't of (tonlnrd: Chatle M. Mrs. H. r Maxwell and lie "-''gl-f. Jrse'.p, (!*.; Sam Knight, J F. MrKinlsy took a comi.iMid nt,, •'-‘I- tllade; W A Knight, Ir.. lead today in the Kiwanis Kltg j ('b-rlr-tn.r. S ('.; un* brother, J. and Queen contest, Kiwanii Previ-JK K' Ight o! Avon I'aik. dent Joel Field ha* announce.!. ! P • err1 -.ervice- will to held Kev. McKinley ha* IfU! voter: to -i..-tr«*w at ."vr.1 P.M at the A 1(1*2 for runnerup (larvnre (?iav*e' •.^ihty of firat Church with llev. and Mrs. Maxwell has I IT to W jl A. Allen officiating. Hunal will for Mis- Htusell Tench. Jr. ■ » made to Evergreen Cemetery. in Sanford and n future will e\|vand thi >f that plant *'Thii afflllatt n it -Jefir.ttvlv a .t• i- forward hr - it the I’crigre-s (if ' ", -tat’ Mr. Harden "Tt i -tie our plant * -itwith thmany romplei't1- . ititlng in thi dairy Industry have preveite-' our rendering the type vet ir that we feel ths ritirens of i area arc entitled to. Now we -tin position to offer product (■arkages which >i« at rev t f the latest de ■ uents In datrv science " Dr. ftakei tinted out that dairy products nveksged In the ni w Purr t**k eonlainct »r- non availalib from all leading food store i in the Hanford airs "Thi* new container I* the last, word in tonvenivnre. sanitation and I'etv''. be added. "It l' o r f M n* ___ The Weather JA C K SO N V ILLE. Apt Atlanta Blsmark -U RrownaviUe b Chicago 3 Denvar 4' Das Molne* Si �1 MONDAY APR, 2, 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD. BANFORD, FLORIDA P A G E I WO Vf l S f l S U g _ '._ The Sanford Herald K tu U h M Whose Is It? Now that it hnH<bevn clearly demonstrated that crlrnInala aa well aa Communists have■ Infiltrated i ITT our K«*vern- Mr. Holland D*an, Kdltor __ 111 N , i m 4U A l l — a ment, and that In many area* where the underworld doea Hanford. Herald R a l* r » 4 a* ai m l r la a a a a lM V Florida. O rlak rr ST. I l l i , a l I K P « l O IIK * not actually ruU, it at luast souks to control through bribery near Mr ' Dean• a l » a a t a , 4 . M u 1 14a. a atfar I K A rt and corruption of public officialn, the public ahould begin j hav* t»*n asked to comment a l l a a a r a a a a l N a l r t *, l i f t . on the letter to the Sanford Purum. aaking itself what are we going to do about It. H i l l . 1.4 M l la D R A M by Mr. D. I.. Harper. MIIM Senator Fulbright, who conducted the Iteconatruction written I.|||||H>> I I C I I My effort* to assist the Seminole U lliit M t H l M I t f Finance Conwirutloii investigation, nay*, "Scnmlul* in our County Chamber of Commerce in i i mm H ir r im N%Ti:t rt C**rrtir • D government arc no*, a new phenomena in our hlatory. What their work with the Florida In» in » Hum Ilk -L U n i1 ,n*ein* to be new about these acandala i* the moral blindness duatriai Commission in trying lo bring New Industry to Hanford, f A i f f Met m i l * Sim M e R e g ilik A M I or callouanesa which nllowa those In reaponalble position* have, given me tom* in-iglil into l ii** | t e > 11,0* tn accept the practice* which the facta i'n reveal. It In Irnd what ia needed, not only for fo Plor 411 ulil l « « « r r e »ltr * «. tu t 4* <*V enough fur us tn have corruption in our nildat, hut It is Ida, but alio, what ia lacking in < k «n k «, r » « n l i f | « N t . pgi»r|« **•*(!• a, • m4 e e d r e e *•! m f a t In lm u t iilu t e l worse if It is to tie condoned and accepted as Inevitable". Ihla Stale in gelling more induaI A* |»«fpHteuMr i*f ru le !u p I im 4« , m ill Irial organlullom to focal* her*. It# i k e t e r d fu r Ml tF g laf F t e 4 i f f U *> Those public officials III highest jhml l lulls of trust and Let me u y , at thii point, that )•« Him. rcsjsmslhility who have nut lieen bribed or corrupted by Hanford ha. a* much to offer in miMiaeetid Y n lle a ia ilr Mr U liM ^r ti «|iN|»er HrprFaFfttA* the underworld, have neither been shocked nor mortified the way of acreiaibility, climate, loom for expansion etc. a. any • I*#*,, ••fw* \ r w 1 «*f It* I l l r i R i t ! ) » • over the corruption of others In their mlministnilion. They other town In the Stale. |» mI|, I immumu l l l f * *|. | . e « k have not tried to prevent dishonesty in government nor I !»• l l r i a lii 1* m n t m l w f erf Ik # The city of Hanford would he thr 4 **Mt tie 1**1 I* i # m r*l.Irk |« mi ll Ural f a* I t t l i • I f It, i h r U M fa r f t p * fell* | condemned It where It bus lieen found. And by their com­ large*! one In Florida, if il had • uiiim wi eU tie |writ) lift** prim** placent attitude toward crime, they have seemed to lend only follow*.) through with the op. Ift I l i a w rm e p n p rr, a * m rtl M A ll h u p r I it every encouragement. II* a ifm * d l e p N i r l M . a* been the first In nearly everyMONDAY. A i'll. 2, l*JI We may well wonder how men of so little character thing In the way of development TODAVH n tn i.K VKR88 get into public, office. Hut if we review the cnm|iuiKna of in tnia Htate. It waa oil* of the flr*t aettlemenli: it wo* firat In A lit.il mnarlrnrr D Ilk* a worm the past few years, we must confess that those candidates Iran.jiortath'n (had tcven railtnaafng al llir vital*. II la not a who cut the public in on » r 5:l- >•* the swag were the most luadi here ami two line* of iteampleasant mmpanian. Th* wicked '•--i -W led f.'ttrv «V i J . ■JL(a.rr.,,-niment hftsdmitn rr*l; fir** !*.'<*-era (four new*man ltj.u il.llt with paid all * v e . - s ’ v .'«ml two weekrrr »f * housing iMojfacla,. ,, i | n it )" . J o n I 5 : 2u. v • fli •toii jobless liencfits had far more appeal to the electorate i •ira); " urgi 'ff*, Anxlliri un* al I rutiun'i "m l than decency in government or the peiiwuial iharn. irr non Haiif.mli; first large hotel; fi;.t licuingi" lut Itrrn canned. Juliu. Integrity of the candidate. in tourist trade: first in nNaociaff iperie* of ritru*, and anil I ihrl IG,.ruling and Motion The man of character Is always at a disadvantage In infferrnt .‘ —bell have been convicted a. such u campaign liecnuse he is reluctant to tell ii lie and his Hanford WAK known a* the C«lery City.flnt and blggnl in celery. tiailoit In lltcir countiy (or giv* opponent can always make the biggest promises. No mutter Do you have Ihote, lo-dayT liven me atomic bomb ir tlr li lo Kuuia. how liberal u program the honest candidate may propose, the la*t one, celery, I* meeting ter­ W- deal liidjtly v.tilt such Irailoii the dishonest candidate can always outbid him for public's rific competition—not only with­ in, but aliu without th* state. To in ll,it countiy. ibey would oat votes, and if the public iha-s not consider the character of induce new imlutlry to come to fair it, wrll tn thru Itrloved ttu.- the man, ns well as his promises, the dishonest candidate Hanford you mud have something a little heller lo offer, than other will always lie elected. nart* of the country or Htate. WrWe cannot expect honest government from dishonest have wonderful people, ><•»; and A Nrw Volk judge etlimatM that v h i .M in e i j ' Lrteet* pay New public offldnls. We rniinot expert a dollar's worth of servire what more could you ask in clim­ ate-nut loo cold in winter nor tm, Volk polite $25,000.000 a year from our government out of every taxpayer's dollar when twit in sunimer-it really make, life graft must be guild to public officials nil the why up and u>n„. . , . . . tm pmtedion. Although this money it paid pnmaitly (or gam­ down the lino. Wo cannot expect law enforcement officers -c:ull„ Lck*aml *J* ua", a. » m 11 *° mur<lpr, vice, and crime, when corrupt of- : « f |i*«|il* *ay, hut w* have got o, bling protection, il often coven a *? flcuils ure allowed to profit from it. saawMsw, an«J to rat we muii multitude of oilier tint. Il it imnave money tn Iniy food, and lu The solution to the problem, which everyone now re­ liotnble lu think oi an officer who get money we must work. Nuw lut jn rp lrd money for winking cognizes ns more threatening to the life of the republic than VVHKRK are w* going tu wurk lu a Russian invasion, is to elect honest candidates, to be more make the money, so we can eat? al a gambling law violation turn­ I don’t think that any Industry interested In the character and reputation of a man for In­ ing aioiind and aiirttina lb* lame move Into Florida and operate tegrity than In platform promises, to fulfill our own duties ran •uccessfully when they have tu man loi jtrddlihg dope. anti r**"sjK>n.wil>ilitleft hh ritizt-na «*f a country where the people import their raw materials and then ship them hark to some other Attorney (jencial tivin tuggrtlt are fret* to elect their own public official*. Only by it thorough hoime-rlcaning nntl a resolve to do part of th* rounlry. This Is on,ibai on* good way of gelling bet* of the main reasons for NO 1*1 law rnfotcrmrnl would be In better can we a* citizen* encnjxt the nhame which we must WAR CONTRACTS. Why? They pay belter talarin lo law enforte- all feel over the revolting state of affair* in which our coun are licked before they start, that is, Industrial mawfarturing Is. for : ;;j merit officer*. Too often w« pay try now find* Itself. i- a k ll- , . . . , 4 a l l r ■ *4 ,U ff l U l«H * r i« > 4 l f Clever Radiomen Are Parasites On propelled (not barge*J from Han­ ford tu other pari of. th* east Russian Programs Sanford Forum Ik I M al • e e l e r * . ritlM i coast. The letter la atill on file, Ry RICHARD K. O'MAI.LEY and when something ha* been set­ MUNICH. Germany, Apr. 2 —t/F) tled the Chamber will be able to —Three fast-talking tarn in an correspond with them again. There would b* mere freight old German army truck are heckbrought in by contract carrier than lutg Soviet hnadraslent into a the port ran haralte-such a* soaps, nightly rag*. They specialise In needling canned goods, stuff that sells at g filed price ail over lb* country Communism frun their mobile raid the transportation rusts are transmitter in Vest Germany over "Radio Free Russia.” Itom by the producer. More outgoing trade will have They are artists In auikln use t>. he developed-!! Is already here* of a pause In a yrogram. One of their chief target ia Radio Volga, take, for Instance, the grant dint* Industry, which will be a big help, a Communist stat.-n Ih East Ber­ thinned citrus and the great life lin which beams pi oframi to So­ saver, f.'uiteenI rate, can lie shipped viet occupation tiwtps. the whole year round to the north­ A Radio Volga broadcaster may ern parts of the country. Specially have Just ftnisnad the phrase, “ A neat people's rfemetracy la being built boats, for carrying frotea ctmrelilrale north, these same boat* built' In East’ Germany,M when bringing hack much needed pro­ radio free Russia Jamps in and duce, ftotet) concentrated milk-* adds "under tha watchful eyes of ■lew and Valuable product-end the Kremlin's secret police." other items. If you hwv* facilities Communist Jammisg technicians you will alway* find waya of mak- often have had to throw up their rod« hands in helpless surer. For when ing them productive. you loan money on Radio Free Russia heps on one of the terminal, you will make ft up their wavelengths, they would havo hy ronctms locating their offices to drown out the Conmunist voice and distribution plant* right here aa well. in Hanford. These will pay taxes Radio Free Russia *** heard In and help reduce that four million the West when it bega.i operat■ioliar load. ..... . *'u -■■■■■■■.■ ^..4 • L a i ego. Lon­ Now, lo make th* picture bright­ don monitors picked up its firat er. the authorities who sit In brosdesste calling fur a peoples* Washington look with favor on the tevnlt in Russia. Ilian lu cut a channel through A short imp afterward, two men from the HI. John* to Titusville. were arrested by W**t German Thi* would mean a shorter haul police for bmsdeastinr without a to the hig ships, both those in license. They ware turr.ru dver to over-a*as trade al well a*' those the Rritish who releasal them. going lo northern part* of the Rrltish official* declined to dis­ louniry. The starting and putting cuss he matter. (lerhun jathoritlr* in operation uf the terminal in said they did hot,kMvrhnythlfcg Hanford will help this along. about It. With regard* to the costs of the ..i.-ryunp acted as if the arrest terminal, they may t-e higher than incident wa nan emnarraislng alipfirtl estimated, this is just a rug- up. geiliun. Whal g<t»d is Ih* hand The next night, Radio Free Rus­ shell slicking out inlo the water, sia was back at its gadfly work. right now ? j have never heard of Russian political refugees here the music lovers of Sanford put­ grin at its mention.' ting on any concerts .there. It It was started, they u y , by would be cheaper tu tear that shell longtime members of thr National down, lengthen the cross of the Workers Union I NTS), * bitterly pee", with extra piling ami deck­ anil • Communist orysnlution ing al either end, widen the stem founded about 20 years ago. of th* "tee" with more pile* and A Ru«iIan emigre who left his a deck; place the warrbouse in the natire land many years ago is the center of the »tem, and you will guiding light of Radio Free Rus­ have an Ideal dock and terminal, sia, they u y . I know- I have docked at port* In Where doea the money lo oper­ °V<^ thirty countries ami know a ate come from ? Hill* about sut-b thing*. "Why," the Russians h*n> say, l Would be very glad lo sit and "It comes from everywhere. The Irbate with anyone the question chief of Radio Free Russia has if what will help Hanford become solicited financial help in -Amer­ i leading eity again-ln the 8tat» ica. There have bean contribution* ■f Florid a-providing, they ,t really from workers tn KnglaXd, Austra­ *L * -* r t r 6 | r ‘ -*'ire interested in getting something lia and South America. Ttoy ail ‘ HI I • hftfp replace what We have la*t help -to <pay/t / I 'The Food Outlook"; Till . i i lot theta I last few moathi. The i National , Workers Union, -------------- ' I M J : The flianta have gone (they which uses Neptune's threa-yrang------- ---------... . (afc Although there have been previous ^Utfdttwlfciof ra/j eurre* aiioiial advertising for Sanford In etl spear aa its symbol, ia against (Kisslbillty, it is startling to find the Dw| jkavef hernselves) | the ladderahlp In tha Communist*! against HtaMi, and timber And a fiery indaslry ia Mmaj tha-Math: fue Ike worker*. It ■ulture making the outright prediction ng.lwMea aa an industry will in a ,»fo m ore bat are well organited. the atom bomb beoauu f it States'faces the prospeet of shortages or We ran offer Indurementa to ♦W fear* ha OuUlrlpjwd bye the Wa.| B destroy workers as well an P iHX-ntpate Industry; Dig auction d ir enemies.1 duets, ahortrgim which may be serious to films to lotat* here by giving ihym M l»u •ifot U likely #> replace the I Three Slav radio men )oyrente -irP'ntrur, Tht* preiltdlnn is batted »n Ihu F R E E buildings, Free Uses, wat­ I su rvey’^ l,*Uf iiiinsit biohrr as. a dir eel er ami light. Don't think Ihsl w# the* mpbila station! They were the planting plans of funnprs. mil had request* for all of aial tatjsfactory outlet fi,r. farm" r.of, their . .^IckThsrnt ate loophole* for optimism, Tin* Xurvoy nwes- have lehr the Kernjultd*, line firm wanted everythin* rftrlpase aud aUiuy to talk fastcariiy was mntlt* *oim» Unit* nho, and thr plans of farmers free, *•* they ruuld bring a email . ,-rermina i* *a 8ovi«t(ummiv*r" have brni may have been chnnip’d durina the winter its conditions af­ payroll inlo town. Would (hi* help ihttilitry- which ia hvttint t„ roly- — , s. „„ fo flliled mm ‘ property. m l ure that four million duller pauses suddenly filled with a stri­ fecting their market changed. The report itself may cause You have to have *ome indue*. dent raJ| to "Jlavult agslart FtaUa. debt the rily has? When farmers to expand their plans to take advantage of the in­ bonded ihe*# outfit* dunT nay tasra, huw men! to bring new industry into wuiker nf Russia. Thow the ertmdicated demund conditions, or they may lx> preparing to murn did the city ur Hanford rook- Hertford. The terminal ia, at thi* ihala ouL” ' -1 , . ie, one of the answers, so lf.lt heed the urging of the government for more planting*. In un hasing Florida Fashions hen-? IVhan tlw R u ssia^ auaoecd .la ta money, you still must give Ruth tha City and the Chamber of jamming every attempt tn estimate crop production in advance of the tu receive. worked hard to help from Rad! s i... K a .SrSsi harvest there is one imixirtant factor which Is almost totally Cummerre Thi* is a very enlightening story, •tore quickly jump ta another wave them end In feet are atUI working. unpredictable. This lx the influence of weather and crop II wouldn’t aurpri** me to have I believe; the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce last year posts, which mny alter the picture to un amaxing extent, them return to Hanford. * • game of hide and What b all thi* leading up to? had a list of over three thousand seek every n!ight,' roil commented In either direction, in the last few weeks of the growing inquirim from people who wantHanfoid was a city of fin is, and season. of these Inquirias. NOT ONE R lad tn come to Florida to lira. That* it must do ►omethlna to start back However optimistically it may be interpreted, however, up on th* un-arad*. Everything taople. In *om* rasas, had from P LY WA8 R EC EIV ED ) Seminole this prediction of the Department of Agriculture should be move* either forward or backward, 125,000 to 9100.000 to Invert In County business did not want to an eye-opener. We an* the best-fed nation in the world, there is no standing still. It looks some sort of business. Although expand, nor did they want any if Saufurd was moving back­ they had that money to Invest, | financial help or assistanc*. but our food resources nre neither Inexhaustible nor in­ as So I thing that th* citlaeaa ward, having lost so much. Ho, I they knew that to step In and start vulnerable to the effects of ii mobilization program. The would say, go ah*ad with the ter­ • business themselves would not should try and figures out for same holds true for our material advancement and other minal, there are aa many reason* get them any place. Some wanted themselves whether or not they io buy a share In some other busi­ armInal, and than writ* elements in our high standard of living. A tremendous de­ for U a* against It. listener. you have to guarantee ness and to work to help expand fense effort puts u new strain on all our resources and at thaHuppoM parking meter revenues. If It and participate in Iks return*. the same time diverta attention unit energy away from nor­ means that it taka* this and mars, The Chantbar of Camntarre at mal kinds of production. This effort will cost something— why not throw tha parking fine* out over 700 notice* to tha buslnaaa In-that will folp aa there are ■saw of tha cawty, advising than In fewer gadgets, leg* luxury, perhaps even in less food. plenty i I don’t mask lo fo facetious, but hero la a chance for Sanford. For The Kefauver Telecasts Instance, aa U ,» a man, from Cleveland, wfo want In import Into Some of thi accusations of triviality of television pro­ th* stats partly ftalihed good*, in hi rams are neutralized by the telecasting of sessions of the finish and assambla them here J- art up up a• distribution dlslrli efauver committee hearings. These views have brought Hanford and-set L A S T T IM E T O N IG H T for Florida. C hi. Chicago grew overnmental problems home to the spectators more vivid-j •enter only tweause It waa thadtetribu y than any previous medium. The audience was estimated1 j tlon center far the middle west. by advertising men on 12.000.000 Hera are a few facts. Water £ rut poljce «|arvation wage* art I llirn expect diem lo >e»itl all IHaplaliont to graft which are daily plt-tenlcd lo llirfit. No talary. no maltri bow high. would pul a P 0n to all political corruption, fo r gdod falaiirt and good men would " P * jf c w ..t U .. L |Krni gouRru, Irroplnl to raiw irtilt to unculitclunabl* liaiabtl, pkl li*< aut* lb* Navy i* coining hi house* will It* in gtraiei drluirid. are pifparing lo kill lb* gOotr that layt ill* golden egg. I fifth ipiiU will only keep Navy men from bunging their fatniliei lie San lord, and any continuation or lit* practice would lie bound lo produce trnl ceilingt, federally imjutted, which were tuch a pain in dir neck to 10 many property own­ er* during llie tail war. Hie Senate has ealcndtd tlie life ni the Kelauver crime investigat­ ing tommillrr lot anothei )0 dayt, e*i*iently agreeing with us that all the diit haitt’l been uncoveted yet. What we really need in this country it a petwtanenl investigat­ ing committee,; a lott of a enroe ‘‘watchdog committee" to keep (onttaully jitobing into and dragging out into Iho public view all I ha nefarious underworld activities that can be found. There would he fewer persona willing to go into citme il Ihoy knew for sure that sonnet or Utff they would be ex pqird. < r I The Constitution of the United Stales gives lo iho Congress the puwet lo declare war. The Presi­ dent says he has the right to send American troops overeeat into var­ ious iroubie spots to engage ia combat, as he is doing hi Korea, without prior approval by Congress. That is to say. the President, in effect, would have the right to bring about a war, if not lo de­ clare one. What do you think about it?> Do you think one man 1ought lo have the power to involve *a i* a war with a great nation, u y Germany, or Russia, without consulting with th* rttHMetrtattm of tb. people) _* -r We hear so much in this country •foul the decline in religious wordpp, afoul (ailing church n ~ b t f I hipfl, r * » lo d flliiittiffff p ffM c l tn empty p m , that k ia refreabLa l t 1 C ______ 1*1 -11 i i f in fiH tifurrv wiHcn ipvfi out aonsething quits to thn contrary. Accusing to the National Council 1 tfo Churdsi of Chris! in AsnoefI. dturch membetthip las increas­ ed sine* 1926 by 51.5 percent total population fcaali only X) percent. I* 4F! K Church Lotteries Hit By Law While Gamblers Go Free Under Loopholes WASHING! OR; Apr. 2 - ! d V - h 7 a weird fosiprs’ % Suppo«e yout local Lilts club nerds souir iiwncj lot rluiity. You decide ,u uoid s utile. You msd out books oi (fiance* lo yout mrinbett end Irirnds. And whsl hijqcui > You can be atrrslcd. (iord. srnl to jsd -even callrd before tin n-twtr crime;, cummiltre. You've broken tbe fr itiaUe gul.ilc today. Fraua J. Delany, thi- I'ustuffice deral lottery lawi which forbid use of the mall* ifoc ->ucli pur- ijrpaftinrnt'a top lawyer, was tb4 jvjlurs*. Hi- said bed gum* into P -.ie s , Yuu're a giiuinal. Nuw suppose jvti'rr a fellow court against Rich and partner* tamed Charles J. |ich. Here's in* tmt tbe indictment was dismissed.^ The judge held, Delany Mid.Wway counsel for thr .Senate crime committee descriled Rich'* ac- that tiie pvjtal IMU-ry tens afplf only lu "iypea of KMutduig m tiviliea: ' nnd hi- p-utner* in Eari whtch there is practically no ele­ Ht. Louis were making book on ment oi juiixiDetii eiiWung into horse races. They *rre not doing the final result." In hum rarior, accutihntr to hauiy. their nusta-sa the Judge, "There is an rhiurnt 15,000.000 a year. iut they figured they could d» of Judgment, a good neat ol ma­ better. They decided to advertise. terial available |o -inform bettors They had leaflets whited, thou­ about tha chancer of competing sands of leaflets. They mailed harass.” them to every state In the union. Delany said be for one would The leaflets told petpl* how the) like to see tbe law c h a n g e d . 4 “ Aa Ibis iww lands." hr told could go to the loral telegraph tbe senators, "we a r e enforcing office and wira b*t» to Rich. What happened in Rich for do­ against tbe American la-gion and the Elks and religious charities in ing that? connection with their little local Nothing. The situation w*« described to raffle*. •t*i| we are not touchin* •»the crime cn",-r*‘'?‘“ . in testimony nationwide l.<«,ktua»...-TK." The Senate eomrnittee has it in propose changes in . the Russian close to Ra<f« Prr* Rus- mimi to ■ , ala. "Our Station hrasdeasts until noslal laws, os well as various (he Jammers come in, then lt| pthar Uws, In O a hope of puttihg hops to another wsv. length and interstate gamblers out of Isn l-. ao on. But wa never quit." ' naaa. ■ 1 ___ w USED CAR SALE 1941 STUDEBAKER SEDAN. .. $39RUO 1940 PLYMOUTH, 4 DR. SEDAN $|1t.U0 1990 BtJICK SEDANETTE ..'.i! 9IM8.00 Low Mileage, Nearly new, Guaranteed 1948 BUICK SEDAN—R. M. . . .SI806-#0 Only 22.000 mile*—ttadlo, Heater, I/Rik" new 1948 SUPER BtJICK SEDAN 1947 DODGE SEDAN . •1948 CHEV. 2 DR. SEDAN ? 122800 *1236 « “ 1948 BUICK OONV. COUP^^^ Nicholson Bnick Co. Ranford, Fla, 1 219 M agnolia A v «. *T " te c i; Want H i LJ LAST TIMES TODAY! Don’t Ml** "Bom Yeaterilay"—Thla la The Picture I| Which Judy HolUduy Won The Academy Award Aa TYte Beit Actress Of Trie Year! I'-- ZKJ These people will have far more Interest in the prob-1 ‘‘•triers are chaeper than any lema Involved than they would have had In the days before Mmltad‘ bv’’tei *Art „r television. It ia creditable that ao Important a telecast xhoutd (usually lower) liuiTcontract be followed by ao many. It dlnprovea many of the aneera at carriers can sat thair own rata*, the low interest level of the average citizen. Its chief value . Th* Chamber of Commerce ha* ta in the possibility of attracting more public Interest to j£j* ,n public affaire. at* two, thousand too boats-arif- Satisfaction Assured r n f . f •' V ; A ' W. V. Bitting Tuuchton Driig Co. Do you taka a prescription to a pharmacy fatly aaafltfoH that you wUI gat th* v a n bast I r a n and Mfrir* Do you -----i l feeling that tht nharmac1st la preruslonaliy Interestad la your needs? In time of lllnaaa It will toere your mind a gnat deal whan you fora a pharmacist whom you tan rely aa to give that Interest and aarvlca — lUafartlsa assured. II ta easy ta rueagnlaa tha IK »U\ A dawn ffof 'i I > I I'.K I) N'i consn up M W " ]' ttarhuotfoi tiltlA M I0LUDAY-1 HOLLIDAY * HOLDEH 'iKOKEiiu CRAWFOUD TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY THE FULLER BRUSH GIRL'S / ir s & £ THE FULLER BRUSH MAN f#, ** Latart Haw* ° * ***** r w | ,u TU ESD AY— W BD NK8D AY \\L IN T R IG U E IN T H < T E O P IC 8 ! I I KOBEBT TA YLO R . . . UNDR1CGVRR AGKtgTI AVA GARDNER LOVELY A?tt> ItANGEROt’R N«w a Bedroom, Un* CH ARLES Furnished. Rente And . . . BINSTUB FIOURRl Refrigerator Included “T H E | B R I B K n .. m ’ uou LAU G H TO N BALL taxALBERT 'M tlrtM 1krtM Ctaw •3 -H.C-1 ••*«4S*na| with rtm 1 4 ^ You To ^ W itn k m to r COMIMB SUNDAY 4 M0NDA OF MONTEZUMA 1 ^ 4 } t U - ~ ____ 1 WJl 1n r 'j T- * . . �« * :rSK7ifcsV! . ' I' —W-V' V*' NDAY APR. 2. 1951 ^ «r'*• " Social A n d Personal Activities .HONE 14H S o c ia l C a le n d a r 77..- Ruth Sneer Iop A.*a will Jo Anno Spmilrtinjr Hridu-Elucts Arc W ccIh Kdwin l*olk Hnnorcfl Al Supper Mra Oriald l.n**ing and Mi* Daphne Connelly wen- honored Monday with n buffet -upper giv cn by Mr*. C. W. H.ikci an-l Mr> Jor Maker. Mr*. C. W. Itakri'a home w*. attractively drtoratrd Ihioughovt P e r s o n a I s with apting flower* ami each girl fly TOM IHIu K was given a nosegay. The hostes­ ses presented Mrs. Ia »*m g and "Are you ,*ti»fted with youi llr. and Mrs. James A. Smith p rr-n t cigarette?” "Nation wide have moved to their new home at Mi*» Connelly with a gift. Those enjoying the evening with aurvey* afiow that million* are Ji*»‘.i Oak Avenue. the honorre* were MU* Diion not." W.> quote from a full page Maker, Mis* Margaret Dlngfrlder. met nine M of n prominent rigJohn Raul* returned Saturday areiie manufacture! Vim illy enn- from Nrw Otleana where hr haa Miss Elisabeth Dyson, Joe Shea rouse, Joe llakcr, Gerald t-nasing, celv.d la « horde of divgruntleil • pent the pail week. Frank Mrluinr, Glenn I.Ingle and American* who tieat their wive*, Uob Crumley. thro*- temper tantrum*. *nd pout The Lamplighter HON It AY The Philathej CllM of the Fir»t Presbyterian Church will meet at 7:30 P.M. at the home of Mr*. W. M. McKinnon. IK»I Magnolia Avenue. The Sunday School Worker* Council of the First Baptist Churrh ill meet at 7:30 P.M. In the Me- for werka because they have not orial Educational HuiMing. been aucce**ful in finding thr TU ESD A Y "right cigarcttr." The Daughters /»f We.ley of thr f in )nu Imagine million* of Mel h..,Jut Churrh will meet In American* In a quandary heMcKinley Hall at 7:30 I*. M. with raiue of a • l(* r * lt « hangover? Mr*, M C Wright'* group a* Joe ran'l win glamour girl Jane boite**. l>et .1 me hi* present brand IrrlFrlendihip l-e*gun of the Con­ la fr* hi* throat and goad* him in*., saying some preily awful gregational Church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. W. 1,1ns thing* to hi* beloved Hr awilrhe» brand* (the mn*i impor on Silver l-akr at J:30 P„ M 7:30 P.M. Circle* I and of tanl thing hr ha* done in hi* ItP.M.S. of Central Raptisl Chuirh life. Incidentally ) and mlrarulou*iy word* of tenderne** and will mret at the home of Mr* Verdi* Mae I.undquUt at l-ake loir rornr forth to thr rescue. Monroe. , making Jane rentier that litre I* The Unity Class will meet at the real Romeo of her dream*. An.) whom doe* »hr Ihant for the Valdes Hotel at 7:30 I’ M with Rev. Carolyn II. l'«r*on« a* thl* siarlllng .har.gr? Why Joe'* 1.1 * WS...“ luuragj Shi piateacher. The puhlU la invited. t PA C .P THE HANFORD HERAT.D. 8ANFORD. FLORIDA haldy will aiali* an annual grimage to thr faetnry genuflect before the «hlny chines that roll the tnhaero the rigarettr that rhaogrd (and Jne'il life. *’ crn I’ark Nuwa II, MAE N. I.ABB Mi ati-l III- H . I llatrlvo-i amotimer ll-e iiiaui.iy- of their oirtr, Jo Anne Hpnuhltur; to K<l win Folk, Mai. " i to Mi.iioi Ml anil Mr*, (lowaid Spauhl ilig of Miron m i ve«l ■ mill-, i «d honor and Itc.r man foi the Inidr ami grte'in. Mi*. Folk attended Sanford school* and Florida Slate Uni­ versity an I ha* hero living in Miami for the past year. Miss Daphne Connelly Is Cues! Of Honor I.ucille Rail and Fahlle AItier! get a Idg surpiisc in thl* scene Itailiaia Ruth ind Leigh Guest rhlertniiird a group o f their friends « i ,<o E«>let pmty and egg hunt given Ratmdnv afictnoon hy their unit her. Mr*. Kolicrt Guest. Mr. .rod Mr*. Albert llessler left Thursday mi their home in Ctdiimbut. Ohio alter having spent the winter i-re. Mr an.! Mt . Albeit i i teuton noil daughiers. A lyre and Lynn, of t'lmira, N Y . are vititing at (itt- ituttu ■■( Mr *ml Mr,. Henry llnnsitu Mr. timl 'lr . It Richmond of Mountain 1 .it.e. S’ J., have rented mi iipaiiuicnl at Fern l odge. Dr. C II Gatrhrll. who haa I-eon n psiicnl at the Orange Memorial Hospital for the past 10 day-, I* improving Mr ami Mt Fm e-t l^jekwootf ■■( (Iti.in, Mini- were dinner guest* ,tl tin* home u( M, and Mrs. A. F. Laid, .in Til ll " l l . Mr and Mt Hugh Eubank of New Smyrna R* * *- * 'tited In Ih i cuiumunit> tm ( it Mi mil Mr- J » .Spangler have rented tin He**ler apart* men* nn Highway 17 i riiiiu-r d i ii Undo ho* taken t u i- i M M ' i ^ . i r - i Flten G r i l l f r o n t Mr and Mrs Fred Y i - S g c r . Mr ami Mr* Hmi y l l a n r o n Mi** Daphne Como Ily. Gride front Coitimbia'* tonietiy hilt, "The Fuller Itrosh Girl." showing Tues­ elect, wa» honored recently with Mr. and Mr*. Frtd Clay had luncheon given by Mi* J D day ami Wnlne-diy on Ihe lets Theater screen. a* their guest Thursday Paul 0. h a\\mttli of f Robbins of Okrrt-hoher. 'It*. Woodruff- home wa- dr rotated with spring flo w n , r a lly ­ Mr*. Ava Wright Davis re ing old no Fn-tri theme ami "it turned home Saturday after Mr*. HniK-rt 1 1 . la-Ftl* wa» the dining tattle the ienleipi.ee • iwnding several day* in Del-arid. hontired Wednesday evening with s o a nesl with Faster egg*. » j** Nr xi * ft % a aturk shower given hv Mra. Ml** Connelly wa- ptr»rnted ‘t Mr. and Mrs M. R. Hlrlck- II C. Dishrow and Mr*. Jerry ■i y-t.tl a y* \\ * *If •fin I .fttlll'lrf r m pili her I*, tin- lto«le,-- a f­ ft!,.tin SMH1 l i l ’I'Mll • ‘T*11* land ha* aa their giir»t for II, White at Mr. la-Fil*' home. ter which lunch wa* -ru n t to the % If. >jift11»rft \i .Ml*"! lit i»f*11 N r« m T ftftflttfM N ttR iD •? several day* Frank Austin of %| aar t* I Ml£ h |Msft I N I t|U U tl* Game* were ployed .rod prise* following: Mr« lluwkilt Connelly, «. J* I *-• f sfttll' Atlanta, Ga. \ Aft I f f ft*l.g«l % ii were awarded to Mr*. W H. Mr*. J, it. Rhearouro, Mrs, I’ aul 1 I « M it t n lit e |ig * ** iitift« *j ji* 7 *,,i I ’■If H it ', f ‘ if % 4'! cult Keeling and Mr*. C. K. Ilittell • i HffftHlN 11* M u . i« Mi*» Nancy William, left Sun- nftcr which Mra, la-Fil* oivenetl Fugue, Mis. lit laid I n,»ing. Mr*. M i Mel *f| 11111# } lft*1 «.-»!.! A* NMsr June*. Mis. la-stei Guthrie J hr Hin.ln. w- Its |h11 1ft itny for Orlando where she will her gift*. Reficsbinenta were Donald ft ti |*M I ttrrs! Al ft.fK * * * i* ,» fl'r intern at Orlando High School for then served to the following: Mr*. Mr*. Eveielt Voting of Jark.on. Ih «•NI KY d l l r | >r -I U lt> « j «i W # ft (in H I UK * * f k I I ville, Mi*» Margaret Dingfeblet. I VVlirrii An«i«|w l-'f.ir fti Tlftxtii P a v e h a i l o s t h e n g u e s t * t h e p a s t right week*. • )*• f t f r r l Tl>** U*i.t«] l.rFlls, Mrs. Krclmg, Mr*. Itil- Mi*» Kllialtelh Dyson and Ml-* | * f t f t t f l wt-ck. Mi n.t Mr- I,eland Davis, t’lli !’|i l*.ifAslr J l»tl N i e l l i I M I t l *n tell. Mr*. John Molly, Mr*. Junior and Mr sill Mt Ike Marvel, of % Its.), A «llrl. Mutii^ I • !*tll! I t » n l M ‘ M K ih I I** te Mr. and Mrs. John Saul* have Vico., y.-y r AV. Jolir-.-m Mr* IMIon Raker. •l *. 7a* •*■ —'• , Tr.’ .T *“ (•(-- V— ■ i, V ’ VSVat M|. Saul* mother. IN « f1 * | tel- * M «i ftm tiH '•i V e u ii- jo n , Mu. V'—Ca -J-1 '{O ,,.,*-! S il( S l1 S ( ir O ( l A l | Mi iiuii Mi* \ t. Labii a»si oiro.**Er*V. Santa of Chut Ic-tun, tlr* ♦Itk I u n I nil nIf I I I!f*: < 1- *‘ifr*nr *• #*;»ft- Hr **» T, F Noon sod Mr. M I . »* : 'i i 1 i— f r t - rr Par* and pil­ 8. C.. !♦*• Js» Al Mrs rtf*' U M il U i r s lt ! I I *»** I iff liftkVr i| I till Mftl j . lexige. ! A rm ory I t y . l a y c u e s II Mi nml M. W T Ktdlnger of N># • %lift I -.ftIf Hittlftl and ! I ; J** Vli.f iilfit, V4tlr1lr* N l f rt l i f t 11 Vlinnii n.ltrtl Mr anil 'lr*. E. E. Also Mr- J. McGill, Mr*. G. t I Is Muwlt lldttdll ma­ Mr*. Wally Dietrich* I* runT I l tt|ft % % laM) ttirit'is » ill To l*r.ft»ri f huiup-uo in v Clou-1 nn Monday* I II m m ii * M'Wfm* an«! Iim Kitiir* i cs» T h r ll l i f t l l t i t t ft’ litfs Into firnrd to HI. Vincent* Hospital In C. la-Fil*, Mr*. Ilnla-rt Malhoni, U o f Id eft I V is n u Ii ! imimc fm her Jacksonville after undergoing an Mr*. Ilniner llallaid. Mr*. F!> C. «*f Khytiim |*» n iv 11*il lit I *ftt in ! ’♦*;• nI I'utnani, Mrs, J. Curtin. Mr*. S I hr ilium- R|it«ii%i»i ih,i \»\ I hr Jfiy : Jit T w i l i g h t .-r.-tiKs 13 !«• I I D»» I *1ftlt* operation last week. ,n np-irp r ,r a.I, J. Rankin, and Mr*. G. V la-Fil*. h i ft Sjituiiluy niifhi si! I lit* Ai| DU I jit Midi the 1*1 r-onlrti p f11 i JiriYif *»f l ii() i l rlr* r’>t Ktin I I I 1 1r« ftf|i» r1* <*»■• IMr«. Unhurt l*c FH Is (iiiust (>r Ilnimr Station WTRR— 1400 Kilocycles i meet at the First B*pli»t (,'hurrh at .1:30 P.M. in the T.E.L. Claaa Room. _ The Chapel Choir of the First Aaptilt Church will hold irht-arsal at 6:45 P.M. 8*d> can’t *et in to mnkr The Training Union Workers grad, for a big pay iaUe. Cond­ Tommy Hhirld*. son of Mr. and Council of the Firat HapttM Churrh or** know* lie'* Seen tiylng hard Mr*. James Shield#, U rrpoted Aikens Knterlain will meet at 7:00 P.M. Covered enough for month*. Finally, in a reiting well after undergoing a Hiah luncheon. hrillunt flash of intuition, ke dis­ tnnallrctnmy Friilay. l*Nir Mi«H Dyson The Y.W.A.'a of the Fuat Hap cover a Ihe meaning of the unltiat Churrh will meet at 8:W> P.M. I verse! It's hren hia rlgarclte h*ngMr. and Mrs. A. I- Rkinnri Mis* Elisabeth Dyson ami with Mr*. D. K. McNab at ti|8 Kim over that haa impeded hia monc- and Susan returned Sunday after Frank Mehanr weir honored Avenue. 1 ary progress. Of r o u r silly, you spending the weekend in llrndcr Tuesday evening with an open First Methodist Church: firth' ahotlbl have known it all the time. aonvillc. N. C. house given try Mr. and Mrs. 7a Mr*. Robert Parker; Circle 7h Rob . hatige* brand*, awakens re­ Dick Aiken Those assisting Mr. McKinley Hall, freshed, his throat larin' to go, Mr. anil Mr*. Clifford M. Ilyeran. W EDNESDAY really to bleat out a tesonanl plea eon and children have relumed to and Mr*. Aiken were Mr*. F\ K. Roumillat, Mr* Ralph than and 7:30 P.M. regular midweek for mote money An-1 he get* It. prayer »ervice at the Central llap- The -tit tain fall* on one of the K initiate, Va. after spending some Mrs, Fred Gann* time with Mr*. Byeraon'a iiarrnt* Group singing was enjoyed hy tiat Church. A religious film will stupidest little playr. that we, the Mr. and Mri. J. N. Ilurdlck. the guest after which refresh­ be shown Public Invited. Amrt lean ainlh-m r, ait in on nearly ment* of bora d'neiivre*. cookii * Player Meeting at the First even -lay. Cadet Ray Fox. U. 8. Navv. Baptist Church wilt l>egin at Btxt Any mature adult knnw* that returned Runday to I’ensaruU and punch were served. Those invited to enjoy th • P.M, All member* of the W M.R It I* heller not in smoke than In and the Brnthrrhnnd ara ailnd to smoke. No amount «,( japping after spending the weekend with evening wilh Mt*» Dyaon *ni hia mother Mr*. II. 0. Fns. Mr. Mebnne were Mr*. Avt he present. from the "Jarring »ecl*“ ran Wright Davis, Mr*. I^e liiaper, elhodist Prayer Meeting in undrrmlnr thl* first principle. Me Unit. (Jg) Herbert Moreland, McKinley Hall at 7:4ft P.M. Yet many Intelligent people fall who I* stationed at I’ensscoU, Mr. ami Mr*. Fred Uans*. Mr The Indie* Auxiliary to the prey to some of the "ad*", and and Mr*. F'. K. Roumillat, Mr. •Brotherhood of Railroad Train­ rush down to the drug store, or spent the wrekrnd with hit and Mr*. Alton [luihury. Mr. ami parent* Mr. ami Mra. Herbert men will meet at -1'3fl PI M. at rlgar alorr, seriously Sent on Mr*. J. F. Tetwilleget, Jr.. Mr. and Mi*. Charlr* Bowi-s, Mr lire I. O I). F. Hall. dlaeorotlng something new, and Moreland. Rr. and Ralph Dean, Dr. and Mr* TM.1KSDAY of opening new nlrotine hnriinns Mra. W. I- Harrison returned The Royal Ambassadors of thr never riiramrd of In fcla phllo*- home Saturday after spending »ev Char It* I'erann*. Mr. and Mi*. Fltst IlaptM Churrh will meet oph). Dale Scott, Mr. and Mr*. McKay rral day* In Miami where *he at* a|i7:00 P.M. #1 the church • Or if It Un*t to the rigai eogn. lended the wedding of her nelee, Truluck and Mr. ami Mr*. Voile Thr Douglaa Jobe Junini Hro ter# they -rutty. 1C* to thr drug William*. therhood will meet at thr Fltai ►tnrr m to the grocery v|ore In .In Ann Spaulding. AI*o Mi and Mr*. W. F. Vthi BaptUt Chnrrh at 7:30 P.M. Irn. Mr. aad Mr*. Rirhnid Far ordet to buy up an amount of some Mia* Nixie Kircbhnff arrived rell, Mr. and Mra. Gerald Ian (The We»t side P.T.A will meet nilrn<-ilotif new romm«ditv rfe a(M:00 P.M. at Ihe school and a slgne-i, vr. (he ad* read. It* make a Sunday from William and Marv *lng, Mr. ami Mr*. Roy Wrighi, board meeting will Ire held at 3:3ft "new you". Disillusion follows Collcgr to i,pend the week with Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. Kam Martina her parent#, Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Mr. and Mr*. Dai id Smith. Mt when it U ruddy discovered that LliVr»kknff' - J L x _________ and Mra. W fl Stem pel. Mr the *.»roam under-l*Klrrhho,r Mrs. Fred lly«on, Mr and MMhm Daphne Connelly neath Ra flamboyant, bally-hnned 8yd Chase, Ilf lefi Runday In and exteri-r. lust plain merchandise retnrn lo Womlherry. Va. after Mrs Ralph Tolar. Ml** Mareaiet Ih (iucHt Of Honor that will do It. J-*h well, last will spending the pa«t week with hi* Wrighi, Mis* Margaret Ding by no mean* catapult ita gurgling parent. Mr. and Mr*. Rplney O. (elder. Mi** Daphne Council y, Mia* Joyce llrtsel, Mi»* Martha Mi>* Daphne Connelly, popular nrw owner Into social position nr Chase. Jr. Wight. Harry la-e. Jr., Kirby ~ brMe-elrct, waa honored Saturday romantic envy.; No. your tonlh past* will aid afternoon with a te* given by Mra. Pvt. Howard Whrlchrl arrived Fite and Joe Shea roll *c. Paul Chealerson and Mra. Gordon win romance fur you, aad your Raturday lo spend a two week rigarettr will not spell thr dif* leave. Pvl. Wlirlrhel will he sta­ DEAN'S LIST Stanley. Mra. Chealerann’* home was feretv e between nurrrea aad fall- tioned al Rugway Field. Utah MILI.KIHIEV1I.LK, Ga.. Apt. s' use. Your snap will rlran you upon hi* return. J-eautifidly Heeorated with glad — (SpecialI — Maltha Pauline Slot 4oluaea anti watronla*. The lea and impart a fragrance t* your ley, daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. tahte, overlaid with a lare rloth, akin, hut that'* about all. And aa Mr. and Mra. (I. Is. Morgan K. Htokley HiIfi C. Fourth Street, was rentrrrd with an arrangement far a* “tallle.taW grey” I* ran- arrived Runday nighl from Char. wa* ope nf 75 student* on the of spring flower*. Burning tapers reread, that went out wilh aaeta. Intle, N. f\ to spend Ihe week Dean's List for winter quarter al ware plared at I rth and* of the Any •umamdlly Is worth only an with Mr. and Mr*. A. I. Skin Ihe Georgia filatc College fm tabid. »• much and no more. Hume bach, Women, aa announced by Iv-nabl The guest* wer* mat at the tier's let* wIR have ns thinking If. MacMahnn, Dean of Inrlrnrtion door by Mr* W. V. Lovell and •hel imr future depend, on our Th* Dean’* List la composed of Glenn McCall returned yestsr those In the receiving line war* u*e (o* d|»ns*» of his product. day to the University of Florida there student* who made etrep Mrs. Chesterton. MU* Connelly, after spending Ih* weekend with tionallv high avrragr, during the relnn Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, MU* Rally hi* parent* Mr. end Mr*. II B. preceding quarter. The Prlneefon University tiler Chase, Mr*. J. It. FHearouvc, Mitt McCall. Club will applai Wrdnt ulay evenHetty Sheaioute and Mr*. Paul M. Floyd W Mi llar nf F.vainvilh. T "l at 8:0(1 ‘ Mtg al 3:0(1 P.M. at the Hemlno|e .Jfag iir. Mrs. Far* Merit Williams ha* Ind. School Auditorium under the Refreshment* of ra*twrr> punch, Highhr 8-hool nsotship '4nf' (he Kamlnnle High aa her guest* Thursday Mr. and rookie#, open-fared sandwl. hr* ami apiinso Mr*. Hastings Avery nf Wash­ mol. Friend* of Mr, and Mra. K. 11 mint* were served to the gueaU. Beboot I’rttv rton'a, (Her Ctuh ha* had ington. D. C. They had hem va- Taylor will to- glad In learn thal Those assisting Mrs. CV*tertot> calinning In Kouthcrn Florida and they are slowly improving after and Mr*. Stanley wen- >!■*. Roy an aUt pielong record, havlm alert In pait .mneert* wilt the were en route home. Iwing confined to their home fm Mann. Mra. W. E. Kltehhnff, Mra. ulon Symphony Or.hrstra and three week* due to an attack of J. D. Woodruff and Mr*. lorvall. John K. Dempsey, local actounlI tlg'lpa Rwaft hunt. Recently the ---- -- — v , , ------has left for Detroit on (mai­ Influent*. made a recorif album with ant, ns** In connection with his office M r s . W e l s h S p e iik n nweralty Orcheitia of PrinceJohn D. Kite Is one of ‘J J high In that rftr. Ha expects to return Ion aot'ga At Story l<eajrue The annual Spring tour haa tn Ranfora about the middle «.f sclttwl seniors who eomrMed Friday and Saturday at Davidson taken the Glee ITIub from pel Mry. College. N. C. for a Itaker * Mr*. C. C. Welsh i f the Hanford Rank, VJ,, a* far amith aa Flor­ Mr. and Mrs. jT n . Burdick had Scholarship. Thr finalist*, rtStory league waa guest -prakrr ida. It ii appsaring m Ponte Vtdra at the meeting of the Itiniot Wom­ tonight following IM r Hanford a« their gueata over Ihe weekend presenting nine Southern Stain en's League of the Congregational onictrt Wednesday (lie rltib will Philip If McRae ami Philip D. will la- judged on seholartl McRae, Jr. of 8G Augustine and ability, leadership and ehararter. Church which met Tuesday at the '* Savannah, Ga., Charlotte. home of Mr*. R. K. Kean. Mra. N.C., a-d will eonrlmle the aeaann Welsh cleverly run rated a story wRji an appearance al Hot Spring*. •nd told shout the work of her -tganUatbm. The business *ep*lon-w** eonO n le e n N u w h ducted by Mr*. Evan*. Mrs Will­ By MATIN A DUNNING iam Keeling gave thr devotional after which ronleet* ami >olore-l Mr. and Mr*. Ilerltert Dougla* ▼klhlra of the Weet 0>MI were en­ and Tommie of DeLand (pent joyed by the group, l-aler In the evening refresh­ Riinday with Mra ItongUa' mo­ ment* were *er»e»1 to the follow- ther Mis Mattie Fell. Mr. rod Mra. B. L Crenshaw ing: Mr*. Welsh, Mrs. Keeling. Mra. Ralph Hubbard, lire- Run­ have moved, to Davtnna Beach ner Carter, Mr*. .Clyde *1Ioann, tn mak* their home. Junior Todd and Wendell flirt Mr*. John Roily, Mrs. Ralph I was ing. Mr*. Edward .Simpson, Mi*. ■pent the weekend with Ml. QsrWton Noyea, - Mra. Mir hast Todd’s rlstar and hrnther-lts>law, Dfslx, Mr*. Dlatv. Mra. W. w: V W .ldns, Mias Halm Mr. aM Mrs. Marlon Ughtner of Refit tng, Fla. Witte ami Mra. nvai ins. Mr, »*d Mr*. H I . Crenshaw. Mr. and Mr*. P. T. Weir and flhw prlaa* spent Runday In rton* Broth. lev. sad Mra. J. C. Walters, Jr. are Moving to the McCul­ lough Apartment. MKTM Mr. amt Mrs. l-uke, Handra ANNOUNCRMKNT and David and lira. William Two Fnn'Ftlled Hours Of Variety Colley .pent Inst Monday In ----- E n te r ta in m e n t ------Jatksonilllo. Mr. aad Mr*. Junkerman and B en efit Patti, and Mr*. Myrtle Perry of Underprivileged Children's Fund ^ Mr. and Mrs. Chalks* A- Shta Hanford spent la*t Monday with Niro announos tha hfrth of a sun Mrs, Dunning and the fl. C, Ho. S E M IN O L E H IG H S C H O O L Mur. tt. Mrs. Rhaa/ax Is known aark family. Us* foraaar LssdMa Rawaad. Due la tha aariont lllneaa of _________________________ E. C. Abernathy of Vaaipa. A U D IT O R IU M s to have I hargs of Ut* umiy. 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All ctiltir* , • • 2.98 yd- ‘t s ilt r. a . *1*309101 < /•fj -i, A -STTi s . «T? *14 ^ t. -w-r-rn;-> •-j- �Ka g e T H E S A N F O R D H K k A L IJ , B A N P O H D , r L U K IM A four Sanford Giants Batter Springfield; O’Neill Considers Mangrum Wins Jacksonville Loses To Sioux City U * g New U e j * * g ' / K Fotinern walks combined with H bits gave thr Sanford Giants In renway Park 8 lo 5 victory over Spimgfield, Ohio ot the Oiiio-lmUana League Anita PlanB To In Traininjc Camp Noti'H Santa Spread Out F uthuh By AHB4MTATKD PICKHH ARCAD IA, Calif., Apr. 2—t>D PHOENIX, A ria. Apr. 2-<;F) -Santa Anita race track will do — R o o k ie pitcher Bub Friend was away with its usual weekend $50,• just about th# happiest member non Hake* 111 it* 1862 winter meet­ uf the Pittsburgh Pirate squad ing but will broaden ita schedule which left here for Houston, Tex., from 12 to 31 stake*. un the long trip home to open The track's three lluO.tmu at­ Ihe season. traction*—Santa Anita Handicap, From all indications Friend, a l>rrhy aud Maturity remain in­ 20 year-old bonus pitcher who tact. who used to hurl for Purdue Replacing the (60.000 specials University, will stick with th* will 1*1 nine 826,000 etakes, nine Pirates after the season opens. at |20 .00i| and 10 at 815,000. Manager Billy Mayer admits lie's) ' 1 The el mernlght offerings will impressed with what Friend 1,1 he 17,600, ami th# supporting dally shown thus far. ■aces will range from 86,000 down to 82.600 A midweek feature will WEST PALM BEACH, Apr 2 offer 816 .000. ■~or> -The Philadelphia Athalic* Better purses for better nurses' take * day o ff from exhibition hsicOaU today to break camp. was the way the track explained A flu-#rippl*d -quad bead- fur the revision. The new distribution Atlanta on the first, stage of the will offer mmc good iron** more up|mrl unit lea tn win gaud purse#. trip nitrUs Tlii A'a play the Atlanta Crack­ ers l«niotruw, then meet Birm­ ingham, Ala., \Yedtirsday, Die Maektuen practically threw away ttw-ic last game lure yes­ TO*H4irr* terday, banding the Baltimore t'INftT II u Mr K » , Mdrim, I Irik* sia un-allied .Ilf* in a uista Trail. 11141* 7-2 victory for the lnt«rnsliunil1 leaguer*. k n u r t r r u r * b y Hi* A 'a a t t o i i # r a * Mite Ski. It B Li i In , _■_a _scuriug. . flgureil In atlw HaUimor# Mil kMtllicI My UimhI 1)o, Tom Jlld). ir.r * Nil'#, II I (Jar Irdlft IIpmu Nn»h, I(Mm Mji Mortis. Ill* ml*« tl.K A If W ATER. Apr. 2-OPi r*5p The Philadelphia Phillies fly to I I I I It I * I t . I ' s V I S f N # Mil e Miami luilny fur two game* with w K Ktailit J lili Ihe Brooklyn Dodger* thU after- JU'N-xcl* r fkuml'iM 4jtyj*|, tin liny, lt*tlhfi#r It if xlx, F t M t l t n r r nu. it and tuiuurrnw. Then the I06U MM M i l l M il l* — i R N r l l f atiurial l.cagu, ctiampicms will hh,|u, m .h> |i„„g|e “ rrlieegra. _ / . rIt-I1 Ti.m ii ilr . Sit, Mli key kdy > lli join the Bruuk* In the noithward llrsu. V\ in,aa Tumiale. trek, with the first stop* at Kin Ii.it*'. Huinr Hit M l l l l I I M l ^ . l f t U * H llr Savannah, Ga. and Jacksonville. TuMurluk rn*»i « It). Mtll ' A ninth inning imme run by T mi- il U llltv*. J*ii4k t IM*# Ui** Cincinnati* Ted Klu*xew*ki off <Jec*rh#a. MdltFfll IklJf. Ilnppr llh tfi m t l l IM IU %l Il - ^ ' I l f l . MU# K11** .Meyer **t the Phils down Krug Pith Cttfl ItuPc. (JtuiiU 2-0 ye-U'iday in a tight pitch- J'Art, ll f IIb«4Ii. Blil|»*0 MinxcVrt, .1unit* I*'* hn», Tn4 leiaii 1 Afint#. lly KEN AI.YTA WILMINGTON. N. C., Apr. 2 Friday in the only raliibition lilt played by the local dub over thr —</F>— I f It had lu happen there weekend. waa 1ui more appropriate time tl*an April Fool's Day. 1 he Jacksonville Tars laiied less well against ike Sious City Titc 18th grreu uf the Cape Soos dropping a close routes* 0 — Fear Country Club was crowded 7 to 0 a* their patched-up lineup chaser Is something o f a question eith thou*and* uf spectator* wail­ was unable to item a flood of mark since he was out during ing fur tin- pirtrnlalion o f th* lufdl with a had shoulder injuiy By ASSOCIATED FRESH Sou hits. The Giants pushed across threj suffered when he slammed into The “ Fenway Park lineup” or 12,000 first prise In the Arnica runs In (ha third frame .Saturday a fence In Knoxville during the “ Murdrr Incoiputalrd." 4* the open gulf tuuniamsnt to l.luy J Mangiuin tale yesterday after­ on two walks and thiee hits to 1949 season Manager Urn Geraghty tar* pile bn 1 call it, bat made its ap­ noon. the lead and were never They had teen the veteran Chiim­ pearance, M g ' ffor i ed although Springfield put grimly that he hope* ragiuiii score a rinsing par 72 fur lung six and (he (her two rallies which nettel mediate help In pitching Steve O'Neill, manager of tin 281 to lead the Held and were infield—certainly before tit# the sea­ ............. five ruin. ’ O.iiy third baseman I’rtly, who son starts. Ilanee Flees, outfielder [lotion Ked S o l iprung a lineup he waiting for th* pit- ratal ton cvrrnow playing third, has signed plans to u ir *1 borne agatnsl llir inofiy. shifted Is the out field, roller! it never took plan. Mangrum's td marc tha,. c r i tilt f i r the with the etuh and will be a Detroit ligert yitlerday and 'lie l*«t putt had hardly settled in definite help. He hit JMTI with ktifkla . formation lame ibtuugh with the cup tWur* word spread tluit ' Jake lleutel, who was with the Vicksburg last year. The Tnrs pitching staff fell 14-hit barrage as the tuckers coast­ there was a question of a possible Giants last season, got credit iidlttitjou uf the 14-dbb rule by for the wiu and Bcharplrv was apart against the Son* yesterday ed to an H-l victory at Sarasota. tb# forlorr National Op* 11 Cham­ giving up twelve hits aa the charged with the Iota. O'Neill, planning to mahi- the pion The Jacksonville Tar* are westerners teed off on Plrone and most of that chummy left field Neither of the player* In Mailfaring a Idcuk season unless A shill almost at will. wall at Fenway Park, started Jun­ Th » Jacksonville elub took an ior Stephen*, last year'* regular grots'* Uwt-e*oQtr, Olio Greiner of mediate help la forthcoming im the New York flianitr' or­ early two run lead but the Boo* shortstop, at third base, ami put Italllmoie Mild Jiliimy Turoe-a, ganisation. With a totally In­caught up with amt paswd them Handy Andy lam tioudreau at llrairciiff, N Y-, remplaintwi, but adequate Infield and mediocre in trie sixth. Fred Bhipman, nnlt short. Johnny Pesky, regular third -umeitow word, gut around that pitching ataff the Gateway City regular Tar Inflelder playing, baseman, spelled Bobby Doerr a', Many 1 out might nave violated the club figures to finish miserably knnttrd the score In the pth with •eeoml after llocrr bait luniged out rule on tbe club*. lie fm til possible disqualifies a home run hut the Boos fame as thine* stand now. three lilt a. (I'NeiH said Peaky tioir, which would liato moled Outfielder iinh Knight of the hack with a run in thr last would plav third on the road. Turneaa, Kd Furgol, Royal Oak, Triple A Ottawa Giants hat given half of the final Inning to break The Boa' new pitching '•hope*" Mich, ami Jim Ferrler, Ban Franthe rlub a mild lift, hut the fly U|i the game. Ray Bcaliorough and lliil Wight, rlaco, into a triple tie for the lend throttled the Tiger* cm seven hits. and meant a playoff tomorrow. Yoting*ter Billy Roeft. absored ThevM fmWhnt a stroke hack of ino*t of the Red Jtoi bombardment. Marigrtim with 282. The New- York Giants nl-o had Tlu- Ituli-* Coinrail tee, three lo­ on their hitting clothe* at St. cal rltfti uirintirra and PGA reprelly AHHOCIATEII PHBHH Petersburg. The Giants druhlwd lentative Howard Capp«, were the Rt. laud* Cardinal*, 12-8. Al rottmied up lo hear the ca*e. A f­ Dark drove lo five run*, three on ter 46 minute* of hearing all side 1 TKNNIH 1 I In kilt*v II a rife«r. MONTE C A R L O - Straight The Giants eked out a 2 to 1 a homer ami the other two on a of the -dory they held that Manh im i : \ T l l 11 %i i :— 1 it• it• mi # HA It A KOTA, Apr. 2— IjVl —On# Clark of 1.0* Augele* defeated victory uvrr the Cub* In the Rotary double ami single. 1gin m viola Ird nu rule and he wit* ij,111**1 iiiiiHi ctifii'cf tiiiiif th*" ■ H iif'ii n«#n#r. itmif * Hiiw*ttt. *t*44* Brilliant pitching |,y Kwell given the |2JrOU tup money. uf lie 141# F m l Kovalrskl of Detroit, 1-rt, Ixagur Friday behind the brilliant 8 I u 1 1. T eu le>11(1.1. J .< wraith l*..pp.., Tutma. Blackwell and Ken Hafenslxrgcr v|«ri- Him ii-.li 0-4, IM, l-B, lii-H In the men's one hit burling of Davis. MangMiiit had decided to rhatige Boston lliil So* in nr td may—or | K ia ilT II 1141 11—.4 tatb. Mile ■Ingle* of the International Tour­ In a tight defensive game the and two-run ninth Inning homer potter- after the front nine when may lint —la' nettled, a* » f today Manage, Steve O'Neill played !*<in»»r l*..«t. It* lirenl, nrlenut nament. Dor!* Hart, Miami, won Giant* pushed acroa* two runs on by big Ted Klu**ew*ki rnahlul the he took n two-over 38. He went rinrinnati Red* to shade the Phil­ Into ilu- l<H-ker room for a new Junior Stephen*-regular »hnrt*top the women'* singles, defeating a pair of walk* and two hit*. iVSSKT*Mi-^HIwTloM m m m h sits —V iark. wile Shirley Fry, Akron, Ohio, 0*3, 0-3. Carter, Cub rlghtflelder, broke adelphia Phils, 2 0, at Tampa. nutter to play the IIHh. However, a yen, ago at third l>n— yesler i.*y. iie*iu,*u, The Baltimore Oriole* of the Id* attention wn called lo th* day a- the (uckcra thumped De [ l't> Towner PH ILA D E LPH IA — Jack Kram­ up Davia' no-hitler with a hit 1litati K »« »;. JuH In Cue, Nutslelle, er defeated Panrho Goniale*, il-4, through the InReld In the second International league acm-i sia fact that lie couldn't change club* IfqJt, K-l. . . . . . . . . . ■ J*“ H l.ittte Hleachte #•3, to win the Philadelphia In Inning but the Cubs were unable unearned runs to heal the Phila­ unles* th* original club was no llie :w i l.u>* had veteran mu ---------------r ir v ill I I U T - t *lb . Mile fu ller round-robin pro taurna- to get to the young Giant barter delphia Athletics, 7-2, at West lungri fit for play and be dis­ Boudreau- huughl during the uif ll.il.e • Hoy, Hick Ulflce, Gtiuil Palin Beach. Kline Grolh and oe carded the lieu puller for the season a* a utility jiiayrr -at IVrltsr. Mkippy Jill. It.ll.M u„>, ■sent. after that, Payne rhrckrd the big leaguers one with which hr Hailed. Cuba Lineup thurtsliqi where he iiniked wry Hire*# H».I l l i l , lliitr*. Go vsi 4 * M IAM I R E A C H - H e r b e r t lilant Lineup on *1* hits. Retnls, aa Harvey, rf good. The roinmilti-e iert»mie»l that riah, Reverly Hills, Calif., defeat­ ToxiiiHT** siii.i:rT iita « Washing ton alto took a licking since he had not arluallv used the Butler, 3b Klltirr HAi e: p..., u „ o u . u, ed fladnar Mulloy, Miami, In the Mark, rf Stephens, wlm gut the hoi K I' , |lrfl4lM’B from a minor league club Ixiwing, llamhrln, r Amann, lb second putter he war. not guilty cuiner assignment Ix-cauR* O'Neill final* of the Good Nejghlmr HWONP llACKi Mv t i J , , , l-ockvtt, p 10-3, to Louisville of the Ameri­ of u«ing 16 blub*. Tournament, 4-0. 0-8, 7-5, fl-.'l, 0-1. Wade, 2b frit shortstop would Ire a bit too Ilu, k-iiiner Ithumba Tap. llannurn, lb can Association. The Colonels Davis, p T llllll* flAt’K: KUshy Ual#. H K Mangrum'* third lournamrnl demanding (in Stephen*' ailing GOLF Rumbley. 2!> IW ll»*ll*r. Ktiiilimr. uounded Bid Hudson and Joe of the year brought hia winnings ankle, waa great at third. WILMINGTON, N. C— Uoyd Carter, e nU HTII HACK, tiieUra. Mlrk.r, Carter, rf llayn#* for 13 hits. Higgins, If to 810.011.33. lie had round* of Mai angrum, Chicago, won tha 110,* Johnny Peaky, regular third 8uasr IUv, MrKllley, rf The Boston Brave* “ I f squad fill. 72, 08, 72 lo finish seven under sacker last season, flni*hs*l up *t bOO A n it a Tournament wit "th a Tiaon, If n » T I I llAPK TamarieU. M lTrabe, If rn ) humbled Atlanta uf the Southern par for the 0,052-yanl Cape Fear •econd M l, beating out Jimmy Turneaa, Hheffield, aa yesterday fur Ih^tby llrre, hey. 8IXTII HAl'Kt T hi Annie. Farrell, 8b Association, 9-6, In the Cracker flm Ferrler and Ed Furgol, tie IW rr. course. 8,i10 * Mow.he. HiuraU Jean Cltv, while Boston's Vanity dropTurnesa, Furgol and Fs-rrier for aecond with 282's. 8i : v i : n t i i h a i 'K mi. i u u , rt. perl a 4-3, 11-inning game, to the each won »1,<HHM0 in sharing sc M IAM I. Apr. 2 - fA t ^ T h e Bos- Trtltn* limy*. KSmtie ' w " F r ' HABK KTItALL Brooklyn Dodger* at Miami Hank rood place Farvlrr boosted hi* top (on BraVra’ •'plane" team wa* en Kiuntril ttACKi Otiaaidl Uh,w| . PEORIA, III.— Syracuse UniTl U.rku Edward*' pln*H-ff slhgle Idhke up money earning* t# f |IO,7«3i. route lu Mobile, Ala., luday while ItsMllrt-fii Veralty won the first National \ T II IIAI-e: Over |j,«t |'n Campua itaakethall Tournament Thr#e men Hi"! lor fifth place th* tram equad was echt-dukd T »rn ir. .NiiVilrUe ,hPa1,|n MinneV to*.*) hi. -oulit- ■I 283 for i m M . They were to aie* t the Atlanta Cracker* in TKjfTM it o 'f* XTnier. I , by defeating Bradley, 70 75. v*e». ‘ lt,ir*ki Ni.y paw alanta at tha Cleveland In­ Greiner, IlMirv Waaom, 8t. An­ Bum*, Ga >t I NEW YO RK,-- The Waeiam dian* for ful| nln# innings, drew*, I lid and, Earl Stewart, Dal Tor th# t |iap*Bcr JniMHlV. be defeated the lh* Ig*, aj)u waa Ihe 64-hole leader a* th# Chicago Cub# loot Coil|4y Mel Chris . VanV r H7.fc, Ifalph ilrarnw Tribune Freeh Air. Fuad game, j y U A* f ;i at td#!, on* stroke ahead o f ManDin Jfuourll un*# yglUU'to f N A TG4I ITOOWF.B, | « w (Jp*. lhn 'iorke, lufke, iuC.it, -fo) lh# ren of A U S TIN , T m „ Apr. 2 - ( A V - over the Imllan*. D--e Fondy, gruwr, ahatta, La., wtm it* aeeond The holteai thing ia swimming |u<w amateur with HV3 wa* Bill yVteiday to the saftte “ I r ‘ gnihp. •he game. Straight American League Nation­ Ihea# day* la John Marshall. Yale a fookle t ’hlrago first lacker, bit ■ Mawhilmey nf Vancouver, I). C. ' Sfxnagei Hilly Buiilhwurth \u J: name,I Geifrgi- Etlock and Util, al Rsakr'balt championship With ■nphmnoi# sensation who at most home run uff Boh I-emori, who H IIIK N tX . Aril., Apr. f-tA *) IIait lo pilrji again.-it the New an (M-50 vtrlury over Prairie, Mia*. rewrote the record hook In hi* first gavu up cix rum on in hits tn lh# ^ “ ''“ ked lo keep rookie flrat seven inning*. York Giant* in Mfchit# tomorruw. .Mickey Xfanth- out o f the New ITtACR National Collegiate Athletic Asso­ A l Ban Antonio, Tea., the Chi­ . n o i l I. D E R, Colo,- - Arleona ciation meet. 7 ark T,inkers' lineup ^r4t two cago Whit# Bo* defeated the Hi. TUCSON, Ails., Apr. 2 - b P l- day* In ,„i,,i* „ f a Mrainrd right State'* Bun Devil* won the 10th Yale, with Marshall the ring­ lend* Brown* fm the ninth time The t'levrlaild Bulimia looked to wW*t. luradn University Invitational (wu newly acquired 31 >rai .uhl lour Track Meet with IS point*, leader, spreadeagli'd the field Tn this spring, H-7. The Brownie* got The vi n>altonal 19-yrar-nld outA T L A N T A . Apr. 2-t/V) Two naaa State was aecond with 2-1. the NCAA here over the week-nnd, five runs In the first two innings, Georgian* - Dynamite BUly thual veterans today to fill thv-ir nerd fiibh-r wa- Lack in action in righl rolling up 81 point*—21 morn than hut couldn't hold their advantage. fur reserve infield atn-ngth. field in yr |, r-tsy's rt-.X victory .B U FFA LO , N. Y^-Don G#hHorae runs by Eddie Hobinaon and luc, Jr., uf Vakiesta. ami longFor Freddie J){ui*h, a 27-year o n , II—- Pitts),urgh Pirates. HU fmann beat Fred Wilt In an In- aecond place Michigan Htate. driving lluhart Manley, Jr^ of Eddie McGhee sparked a fourMarshall bettered two world re­ Yitallon mile at the Niagara DUHavannah— were a couple o f proud, old rcoklc infielder, ami a huiJ of three ii 1- in four times at cord* and hung up ala N C AA and mn While Hoi rally in the sixth. cash that may have Iwen near I#' Iriin <-J two rune across the Irlet AAU gamea In 4:0tt.t. yuung golfers today. Then, in the seventh, Chicago pick­ Inter-collegiate records In th# three 860,Duo, Ihe Tribe ycsit-niay a.--) platr. P A Y E T T E , Ind— Illinois The pair delighted a gallery of ed up four mure run* cm three daya and nlghta of splashing in the qulrrd second baaeinan Giorgc the major share of the 7,inn) here yesterdav by rimming single* ami a double steal. Xn~'r it war chariots. had im (Bnuffy) Stlmwelaa and aborta In tlla Purdue Rateye grab- University of T#l#a p##L Mickey Mantle, the New Ynrk National Amateur Champion Bam ■top Merrill Comlw fion, the XI spring* Hi Flrat he did 1600 me te n fee#■four Grata, ■ I f mounted Uraetta of Rochester, N.Y., ami Yankees' prise rookie, gut three of "r -«-f|v on the axle. a T ILL W ATER, O k ie ,— Tha style In 18 minutes IH.B aecond*, Sam Haead, 2-1, in • charity golf lamia Brown*. his tram's 12 hits In a 0-3 victory Clevrlantl Managir Al lii|,ri, Jnlvrrslty of Oklahoma scored 74 which waa two-tenths o f a aecond eshibition. poloU to rapture the four annual under the world record held by over the Pittsburgh Pirate* al Rotund, colorful Goodin#, sport advtacd uf the ora) aft, r Ins ,r.*ni Phoenix. Eddie leipat, who pitch­ llirunoahln Futuhasl o f Japan. Aggla relay preview. Ing a o * of watcrmelon-rrtl tiH-k an 8-6 trouncing frum tin j G A IN ES V IL LE ,—Duke wea the Thl*. however, won't be recognised ed seven Inning*, got credit for klarks, fired a t*vllliant, twu.under Chicago Cubs, said: “ It's a good deal. \V>- needr-l big winner at the Florida Relay*, because It W#S art In a abort- the victory. par 00 for Iht beat med»l score of Capturing all four relay event* course, 26-yard NCAA pool. tha fouraomc. Ilia n»*t sloping putt utility irvfiebter* pretty bad. and 1 Rut when ha whipped out the R entered. on the difflcidt 17th hole for an we got 'em. I think they'll help Lady In livo with family us a lot/140-yard freestyle In 4:80.2, that RWINtQNQ ' WOMEN'S TOURNEY ragle three clinched the match. MIAMI. Apr. 2 — UP)— Sh ade* AUSTIN, T a * r2 Yale won th# rounted. Th# world's record I* 4: DALLAS, . Apr. Z - M I - Babe Goodlo#'# aiilsklck, the fget-imto tako euro of two chOW AA chartaiiaahlp hot the Ells' 31J , .*#t by Marahnll Inat year, DMHIson Zaharls, Fatly Berg, proving Manley, waa a stroke be­ of lxo Dutochrr Th# Brooklyn Dodgers gave (Iron. MarahaUalol# the show bet- and It ia a short course, 25-yard l.«ui*r, Suggs end Betty Jameson, hind with a 70. Bneod, top money Worneke a his own Woflll 440 freestvl* race, ellgllla far world atandarda. the big four of women ttrofeaalonal winner during 1810, also carded a plat# umpire 1 vjwl going mrrr after hr called Salary, Kaom mul Board. Marshall set aaw trttevwollegiate golfers, have entered tn# Women's 70. m on a. play al and NCAA records In tha 1500- Wsatbervane Cross country Golf Ursstta, unfamiliar with the Dan Banknawd out Must furnish refrtrvncdrt. H A L L A N D A U L - William H. meler, 440-yard and M0-y4rd free Tournament which opens In Dallas hilly, exacting North Fulton third has# In the eighth Inning an*# Meek George (#4.70) style «v#nta. Apr. 14-11. t, Course, ftatabed with a four-over- of yesterday'* 4-3 triumph over I’tiimo1(190-11^ In « vetting lh# Boston Braves. Clarke Be holes wea the. 10; and Landetdaie pure# at Th# first 30 holes of the tourna­ par 76. 100-yard freestyle event* and ment will be at Lakewood Country Warnek,- waa having none of it. though, with the result that BAN MATKU, fatlf.-- Be Pleat awarn on Ut# winning leOyard free Club, iu.idmmoro Uconrr SraIBng W M-40) won th# UMOV addml San style relay team to bring Michigan From Dallas the tydathervane hi* l ini vanity ot l » a s trar Tkrwtseo handicap at flay Maw *!#*• •*co«d pine# In th# meet. move* to'Pebble Beach, Calif., for mater Its the# classroom at wi Ohio State, th# defending champ­ 30 hole*, then to Indianapolis fer a* In conf#r#flce basketball scor­ LA U R E L , Md.— Pott Cart) ion, waa edged ovt of a#coml ptarn the third round and lo White ing. lie made four A'a and one G R E Y H O U N D 7JO) won lh# Maryland Hand!- by two points. Plain*, N. Y.. fur the final. 11 last semester. to Boudreau Takes Over At Shortstop For Team’sHomeGames E Mm lord - Orlando Kennel Hub Entries ^ Davis Pitches One Hitter As Giants Defeat Cubs 2 To 1 Snorts in Brief Yale’a Marshall LeadsTeamToWin leas'aM fW B B r In NCAA Tourney Batting Is Giants Only Weakness In Drive For National League Flag By JACK HAND S T . It liJ t S B U K G . A pr. 2 H / P )- T » m couU be the year t h * New Y o i l Giant* luve been waiting for since 1937. After many Iran ir.von* in the Polo Ground*. |wiin*nt talk ia running high. Manayrr Im Dutochrr, a talented driving bovt. baa a sound ball club with fin,- pitching, htazingf spent and a flashy double play about Magiia and Hearn. Th* infield is (hr same that ftniihed last j car with Irvin (.300) on first, Slanky (.3001 on second. Dark (.2791 at >hnrt anJ uura, Henry Tiiompaon (.2891 at thinL Will.,n. Billy Rigney (.181) Jack Dihrke (.180) or I) w ilW Hoffman (.290 at Oakland) be the extras. White, I -ckman 1.29,1) is in left field, Thom ion (.262) i;i cen­ ter and Don Mueller (.291) or Clint Ilartung (-302) In right. The Glam* finally have decided to remake Ilartung into an out­ fielder from a pitcher. He has tie*o coming along in fin# atjrl# and may alternate with Mueller, placing agalnsn th* lefthanders. Jack MaGulre M76i and t,pld*i^ J orren xen . former Pode# * liruught up from th* Minneapolis farm, are tha other outfielder*. combination in Alvin Dark and Eddie Stanky. ."coring ran* it the Giants' btr uroblt-m. Ib ty finished next-to­ la: l in bat 1 a;,; with a team aver­ age o f .2.7h In-, xraaon. Despite the convt-i.ui.t hum* run dlirance* In the p.do Grnunda. they win- fifth td their old specialty. Bobby Thomson, a shucking di* appointment in '6U, must regain hi* utd form for the Giant* to be runt coder-,. Thomson druppevl a«i badly from i*i* ,!WP pace o f '4S, Dial biuiH-b i vm t had him twt. Bag -igh tii lo t *umtnrr. In tat. season lie got luck on the traek to fini *)i w,th .'.‘62 and hit 26 homers. Dor,i<h#r. never one for pre dictions un Low his club will finiali, think* ihe team ia im­ proved over last year. It goev without -aying Gist lie'll need * le-Uer one to win fur hia ’6u team h—vered eioiind tlie .600 mack imoif nf the *ummer bi-fnre ita *,*>rr>iln,* Srntrmlier .purl stole third place from Boston. “ You got te r»y Brooklyn ithe tram to teal And Philaiieltihia is going ,« lie in there. That Cincinnati rlol rati give you ideltlv o f Irodiir, too. Thi* is * r*a| tougtt (r*vur Anvbodv ran knock y.»u off," Purocher said. Duioctw-r know* Sal MagiieV 18-4 year was idu-n-imi-nttl with hi# string o f IS senretr** inning* an>l five shutout*. He rrallic* he cut a terrific brisk in grabbing Jim Hearn fiutu St. Louis for the 810,000 waiver price last July. Ileern wound an with an 11-4 year including five shutout*. “ Who want* h. mi)' MigUe and Hearn between tt.em « m’t win 28 games?" -aid (Wochtr. "I'm no* saying Maglir will win 18 again Jus! tlie two of them together will win 2 tr nr more." I j r i y Jansen tltf-U ) ia the accepted ac.- o f tl,e -taff. He also hail five ahutuut* that are nlmust overlooked in th* flag-waving C E N 'USL Two Purple Heart veteran*. Elmer Orn»* and John Fell, *r# rn-eantaln* of Penn .State'* var­ sity basketball team. OR. C. L. PERSONS Opt #sael flat RYKS EXAMINED 110 H Fftlraetta Av#. fil,ASHES FITTED Th« Rood to hilon If Povid with Wostod Asnti ( i f o u t S .M ay C om pany 6 s M a u e ^ m u v i* | Irtstrtiw Blvlalnn d*4 lasax. Maw ?*A If, 8l I. in letahtiityd m i C R A L n its Dynamite (i<H>dloe Wins In Atlanta *" , CALI, H JAMES G17T AfilijMCY"-.*, '•’* 4 ’ if JIM (JUT "BIJIF* MOUmiTON j i m m y iiirr E WANTED , INCOLN, ■- I. Bkhla'a Imag* (MAO) wou th r Hop* Valley pur# #1 Lincoln dawns; 1 HOT SPRINGS, Ark— Ruho (#4JO. won tW Arkansas Darby TELEPHONE LINES Oakland. Omni RATON K lU G E, U — UulsU flat# retained ita Houthern ktlonal College Boxing Chainip with At .LAB— iB— Jo# Alston of Baa HUMMING EON D EFEN SE n the National Bodminptonahlp, defeating Mar­ ia, alto Ran Diego, 18-8, IMINGHAM, A l a * . T k # aastern Conference voted to dodeot# in aiheal #n tidetia inklp# room and board. N ARBOR, XHIIUH, Mich.— Mien.— Versatile versatile ahsitn paced Florida State The Sar\ford M erchants Association }. ^efJL . i In the pan ftvt yrart Southern Belt has nearly doubled the number of telephones fat eervice . . . nearly doubled Long Distinct rtw **, tripled natal lib p la e n i e l made j* Recom m ends That A ll Stores] B# Minta. Illlnota and rn Oaltrornta tied for a#litJi sS , * vital part of our lutlonil defease. providing mart telephone facilRiri throughout the South— U> keep pace with it* growing prosperity and expanding defense activities. BMjinli, MPA ION, III,— Columbia dtjr won th# aovanth anH a n d 88 point* to R em ain Closed W ednesday Afternoons, Gteyhound Gut b m tlu olr nevll# mm WDBO at 4 10 with oil Hu 'ifep#' nrv the dags a* dm Ortondn-Santod KennM CM* li- •*% ylvanla by five. nning A p ril 4ih % vS K f 'i r i . -j aw em a A ll this growth—and maintaining the Anaoctal strength to keep on expanding— will be increasingly, important iq the Sooth and A c Nation4n the day* ahead. Ooe reaeon tide country iff W utS r tb.-y i K i J 1:v i m W2szMmt& - - - ? -?*- a f IK* - vif -/T % e g s g u g . . . �I f MONDAY APR; * * mi T O E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . SANFORD. FLORIDA L e g a l Notice ctUHS-MODomm P ia la llH . > r r > M T H K I.N A I I U M : Mil AV H A M .. I M a N d . M I T lr K to *n**tAN CAT£ H U S T U U L 'H T O N D H U fi CO. • ^ ^ «< W V W V W W W W r fV V 214 HANFORD * TIIK HTATK OF FldtlUltA TOt TIIIIUMA IIIKNI: IIKAMIIAI.U 111! JuA>«ii Aifnur. li.an.mn. IIIIih.I. rou a it i* n m u :n r c o m m a n d i:n in r* id <i . M a r ia ih* »>»'>' .i.ilii.d * » u . r L .f i.r . our Circuit Court at San ford. Henunoie i W i n , n . If Ilia, m l h . Sllli >li» )r nl April, A |r 1011. under | »iw ll| of | in ir » l*ru I 'u n ln n . t . m a m ir r .il a a a ln .l r » u in n l il n u i . on .aid <1» W IT JiESJt Ihr lio m .ral.lr Millard It 5mllN. a J u A r* <»f Ih r ab a te aaranl Court, my nam r ar t’ l.rk ihrrr..f, ■ ail lh » .r a l r.f .a id Court at Jt*ntor.I rl.tnlnol* Cou ntr, Florid*. thl< Ihr lin t day ot March, A t* |A.I Stan ley-Rogers Hardware Co. AVE, Phone 1361 «» !■ iin nsn oN COURT FOUR SERVICE p k ic k h Q U ALITY C lerk Circuit Court, Krinl* unlr Countr. Tiartda Ity ii I. Hunt, D C me: jit MERCHANDISE Rrniam la iHl.’AL) Murray W, O ver.tr..1. Attornry lo r P la im lft. K lu im m rr. I'lu il.U . MIMidOGKAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T K I.K IM IO N F .S 180 and 1071 Itnom 101 Sanford Atlantic National flank Bid*. i ll. nl Hradlry. 11r, r . . TO Al.l. CIIMDITOH* AMI FUMM lh a II AA I Mi I I AIM* till III:. At AMI* All At AaT AAlll IIATATKi Tua and r*c h of you arr h . r . b ) nnlltlnt and re*|ulr.d to prrarnt any claim , and dem and, whl.li >> ., «.r cither ot you. mat hayr aaalo .t (lie r r t a lr of U .n ia m lu iH .ni llradiry. d r e r a n .I la ir ut raid Cuury>. 1o the •'ounty Jn d r . » f Hrmliiulr vniinty, t'liiC.tr, a i Id . office in the court honor of raid County at Panfurd. Florida. within .Ifl.i i-.tlrndar month* from lha lim . ul Ihr flir t pnhllralinn nr lh|. null.-* K arh claim or demand ahall be In w-rltiutr, and .hall a ta lr th . place of reald r n .r and |m.« i nfflc* ad dtr.a of th. claimant, and >hall l.r .w o rn tn by the ctalm ani. .a rn l. o r at turner, and any .uch rl.tm of d r. man.I not .o tiled -fa.’I far told c .ir e n a iv J o n ..-Itradlry A* odm inUirati.i nt ih r K** la i r of U r n ).inln rllrn t Itradlry, decraard F lr.t put.llcntl.in Match II. l » l l . LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING Buy your car in Sanford K »»p your insurance at home 8ave costa through u* INSTALMENT LOAN DKIT. Legal Notice a u t iii: t lH IIC H O F 1*1 N l . t l A T IO A IA T i n : m i l I I I I I I I I I T O F T i l l ' A I A T I I J l l i l t 1 *1 t l l l t I IT IA A M I I'O II A R M I M I I . i : I 111 A T I . F L l l H l l t A. I A I H A M t il l A. « A i.r .i) A a flM A i m . A NU AVIAO I.lt, I 'l n l n t l f f Vfh i . i x j .v m i i * n i i v v i i m i .k I **(» n Jfiai. IN T i l l ; N A M I ! O K T I I K H T A T K O F F lA O t U M T 1 13 1.#■«»M 'iit J r f *I fit * N r % l» a»LI., Mr Itp i # til lift- «»f r e i M t a f i r i% u n li tu>» it Tint life h r f t L ) r r * i u t r « d In »V| %r mini (ID y u u r i r i a w r i in i h r It|(i nf ( 'o m i i l a b i (ilr t i h « r r i n « f i i h * t r » « III I n r r M I t i f a l • * u a r un or \ i f n r r th r ‘*lh «»f A p r i l . A D . in i " T h e H ill f o n t l l t m l t l I* l i i f i l i ) mm th * lit u ■ (!« to#: |i i t i l i h thtf i in i r r * U .* AI I** |i n till1 * h* if **H«e a H r * I* I n r f o i l i i*4*r»*f* u t i i r wr*ki, T h r h d iu r r o f I h l i M ill I n « |*$|| (o t ill v o ire W 'lT N K H S m y lia in l .•mi » e « i iif " I f i i ' t * l H -ih fn j*i. H rn ilriotf* i V u n t t , r i o l i d J . I hi ■ M h at.it l.r >1 » f . h A I* |llll o l* I I I : it M o t s A* « ‘le r». ir i r c t lll I ’«n|f | h .*m ltii>|i i ' o u n i ) , I l f 111.. ID:; • *. I. H u m |» r H IK A la ) ri k 1111*i* i f I Hreolitl A i r M i r i H r l t i i i i li*a< h K 'n f itla Kailla llajr ( o f r i n l o u f . Tired and Sickly? Run Down? Stomach Ailing? Miserable Day & Night? NO M A n ER HOW BAD YOU FEEL when troubles come from poor blood, poor stomach digestion, lack of appetite S .S .S . TONIC GUARANTEES R ELIEF or YOUR MONEY BACK! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- fhr Sanford Atlantic National Hank Member FDIC TaL 281 * M I'Iran' call for a|i|toinlmrnt I’htinr 1752 —1746 " lI'A fll ii irn iitlirfiil th jfrrm r r in ih t irwjf / f t t l nnw,” s s s ^ r ..... — . " " d C c* a. *4. Tfc bloating. S M S . Tonic gete at the cuuae o f your delicieiiciva by making yuur blttod rich and strong. Hod IiIimhI cell* must |nnir into your IiIimmI by the million* in onler for it —and you —to lie healthy. Regular use o f HN.N. Tonic given your wyntoni what it need* to make tlusw* rich red IiIihmI cell*. I >*h tori*' lentil prove that N N S. t~ actually better than liver ami inm lor improving blood utrength I H.H S. bel|*t restore the blood to itnmmll *1 h u e I tlrfi -I latg* M S N wn*1 o«MS Mttesil, * 1*1 till* M ih r hfmt winlwf I im*rt«Hvit>ii< llw lb. IK YOU want to tall your Ituma, ORLANDO .M»nmig Hcnllrurl, Or Undo Krvnlng Star ('-all Ralr* get results, IWt it with J. W. Rav I I M J Hall, Realtor, Klurida State NEW Fi OORH rnrtacM) to m Bank Bldg.. Phone 1768. s omkr faction Old floors ma,la Ilk* W ANTED River acreage -outIt of • ACHKACF. (3ROV>:S MW. Flubbing, .L a m e * A was H A N rH FS — RANCH LAND SanforiL J. B. Lilly, 1C21 Foraai ■ag. PortalJr puwvr playt. t l All types o f Real K-latr Avc. Winter Park. ________ gaars axpanvnca In Banuaat* I’loini* )2H| lid S. I'ark Ava. W ANTED TO BUY good « room County, II. M Glaaaoa. Las* home fairly rio.e In. Bos No. W Morv l‘ifac'ilr«lly now, (litre I>*dmom Harold huinr, in Mayfair. Vary mortarn Contracti<r, buiblrr, eatpenter atnl and liraiitifiilly landnca|ta<L I'ric- 6 - ARTICLES FOR HALE - 5 ma»unry work. Spr* ialitlng In ■cl for quick aala. tending No job tu nnial! ut Mi l l s s w a p s h o p cos k . 4th largo. M. II. lli'iiriLlcy, Sanfnrtl, St. Wr Buy. Hell nr Trail* m».t Rt. 2, Hoi lltti. Pin,tie Winter FOUR I1KDKOOM llcuaa, Luill 4 snv»hltie. Phone. |nu-.l Park 2«.2JIH7. _ i __ _____ yAra ago tw'th nil impruvrmr.ita. __________ . __ On curnar lot. 100 % ISO ((.hlck-i .TUXF.UO FREDS. Cumplata lint t.AWNMn'.VEhs Shart.01.0 !. bl man Ifm iam wtit! Vfeaal l Ulm^w V aaur. lllilyt*B T tiw a c L . It'aUwl i ll.im m Hunt’s Tux ado Feed Store. •n Houm and Yard.) Nice Lawn, cycler rypairo*!, lock .litd lo-v 5 mile* t u t o f Orlando, 1 mile FLORIDA (Rant pepprr plants, work. Prompt svrv>o. II. W from naw building* of Florida l.*ci Butner. Phone Sh.trnq.- lilt E 4th St_________ Faihlona Mali order houie. Furntehfd or unfuraiibed. Price * • botn io*» when you don't bring ALL TYPRS nl Itulldorci Work your prescription* in LANEV'S Reasonable Rate*— Fre# K»tl* W.ooo, Small down payment, Phene IM Mala*. Carpantar A Gracay. 10fr o ff fo r all. Both for owner. Phe-|« 1 1 *1 1 . V I *•:>*. I Alio nlxt to It. 3 bedroom home, new Juat flnUhed. For aala. Vegutahlra, Llveatock and mis WATCll ami Clock Rapairing. All cellancous sale every Friday wnrk guaranteed. Rettsonal'lc Price t&ftUU. Tel. 4M8, Orlando. night at 7:30. Col. tarry Junri, prices. F. M. Engli.h, Jr., 326 Rt. d Box 118-F. aucllorrrr. _ Sanfonl Ava. PhojM 1804. TODAY’S SPBCTaTS” VERY CLOSE IN : a bed room HANFORD FARM ERS' AUCTION WATCll AND CLOCK home, S m l ahad ||Q,000. Term* I mile youth of city limit* on REPAIRING _hljrhwav I7-9Z. If deal rod. Good work ron.clantlou»ly done. ELEVEN BLOCKS FORM DOWN FRIED- 81IRI MP Dinner Th e Open week days H:30 A.M. to A P.M. Beat Shrimp on Earth" at Rom- Closed Saturdays, but open Satur­ TOWN: t bad room houw, fur* er't. 3(4 E. 1st St. _ _ nlihed I7 A W 00. day nights 7:30 till P P.M. NEW, READ Y TO MOVE IN TO : BALTER II. T R A P P POWKH MOWHRH »b o d room bouoa, M.4S0.Q0. SI I K Second HU Sanford _ ROTARY BLADIX—Unrufiilitional NEW. R EAD Y TO MOVE IN TO : ly guaranteed. Immediate de W ILL GIVE room and board and home 17,4SO.00, lib11w ry. Free demenaUalion, any nursing rare to couple or lady time. M J 0 . V. A. Wheeleav. (1 In nlte house. Reference* ex­ f BEDROOM HOUSE, block conmile North) Longwood.________ changed. Box 17, Lonjwood, Fla. atnictlon, two yaori old, 13,- Trade mark paints 1,1.50 gsi. TILE YOUR UATHHOOM wall* 600.00 ciih . New Khaki UaderahlrU 44c each nowl Pltatlr or altimlnunt « t l 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, imt outald* All aloe tarpaulin. V.lc. Pl«* efa*imal«>. Oiaitgr Tile rttr, JLTCO.0C, Ca.it, A RM Y-N AV Y SURPLUS Shop; £110 N. Orange: Phone balanra 1X6,U0 per month. IIS Hanford A t *. _P h . 13*1 4HH. Otlaliilti, Fla._____________ J. W. H A L L , REALTOR r o c if L a t h , s h e c t rock. Florida State Bonk Building N A II^ , PIPE, S TE E L IMMED­ I S - NOTICEM-PEILHONALS —IS ________ Phono ITM____________ IA TE D ELIVERY. P I I O N F MARY'S LENDING LIBRARY FOR SALE or Trade: 10 acraa o f Mod-3438-N.Y.C ItM Magnolia—la now open Mon. Black Hammock. Near Oviedo, tl.ru Prl. 10 to I t A . M-. S to 6 Voi Land lulteble i t Cltnia. B. 6 ft, r tlG ID A R B *T «rc o n J ltlo ’i 11*. 476-J 76-J after JLP M P M. Sat. 4_te I P.M. Knowlten, R L No. 4, Orlando. I tie Ma rvol r v r iFEngili a ,, ia lT K a. PAINT AND UtiDY WORK ONLY A FF.rv l.BFT " You .pick :k them, IDr b, We pick Rav Reel. J0C W ist Snd, Street. Large lota on Lake Hamuy and them, I6e lb. Phone 7ir-5l, Geo Hanford. Phone 1036. Expert 81 John! River. Nlcciy wooded, O. Swarts, Silver L *' * . _____ Work by txoer rnerd men. parfact natural u n d beach. l l v T l i T E W A L L tlrvT7no i 16. II a Y NUHSE'r Y Now Open. Phone Electricity available. RAYMOND M. BALL, Reciter v r t w w , - mxmmj I* IX Hlgkleymaa. AaaorUte , IV . AtlTOMORI A RTICLi-jt Florida State Baah BolMlag _ •flrt Imilng HSN I (*•! lino* If | frrl )■•*! dfxin, 1*41L In NN 8 |ran Itatci M i » i m i |H f« f tl -Ml in ) ftixikU m I >* I.J t §Ida«I I I » * H iltiiltf t b - k w*i mo It Y(*U 4Mil r t f 1*p I I'M’ i rnf I un* | »'l**4s • kwtik pmIt H T h * laltaw laa rale , apply IP II H a i l M > p a h lla h H Ip TWO la a lo r d MMwldi 7 I a a M lima IP . per lip . IwortOaa I lo ir, law per lia r l u f i t l . . llayea Ma p rr liar l a t M ib a iloaa* !■ < 'per llaa laoartiap P ita ■ ,rda to lb . ItBO. I Ira fair ralp lay Marfa fore rapp. ....rHONK.14# ' W bpI A A w ill ha Praapla* N lm lap |hla i M ' l l m w a r l a ___ M M N lU h n y r l M * » PB . IP n a d ir I M m l y a i d M H M r r h i i all W oat A A m art A A a r t at* rtaa a a I A A y | B fa r a « B M I e w A p w aaallr aa A m a d lataiy If Pa arprt a n a ip A f a a * ad. W r r a a a r t ha yaapABOlAI* fa r m a n Ifarnt a a . la rw r c m l o a f * llaa. Tltfe HERALD SANFORD l- r FOR R I M Y ', —1 ?3rasi )M HOUSE m w frtlRihat*. AK Cl‘tan Apply .. - fiowr sm:a ______ ONE. OF thu boat iocalacJ rntauraata tn Sanford. F*»a.onahlo _ rant. Bps A, t l o flAMfcrl lliinld SMALL, liodtrn fumiahad *ou»o about Apr. IS. Phone 3S0-R. _ F u io n a llE D room. Jhona l i l t . NASSAU Apt. Orm ^AXlty. k t ^ ^ arn 3 room, ItAh, Fumiahad 4 Apia, All npu. nil Klfctrtc Kit **!«SS S t i » « P6, ll«l( S H 8 H It a lli 1f«0 n k *I It*4L* Juri i OP BrtUlIl v fu M)t«n I'll IbilM ImjMM* lloUl H i l l uhialii | «4 | ia) ikirti nul iui|*t|(iid t l.iire aUmtet la d i* |U*I I.#.| |.t |u Whitite* M p Mil* ttiffiriid 1 lib H 8 H MMH |,m u t a u art IpH* bite), ttf>*4 Ala-1 i i L M v H H H IT ll-P N sid tilf Dirt Iiu m - M l. II It I’l l I f ‘4 Mtrtolii Hlfvvl lit (UrkiHflitk Mart. *"l tivUa V«lp «y moil Mi liorhta 6*t| W ANTED .r ^ajUrkiulMi WAtntM _i MUST SELL 14 acres of good clt* KENT A CAR. U-driv* it by day, 2 bctlroum rm ground. S acres goad murk. We bug, M il L Dm * work, or w**un. English Farit M Mrx.THM>; Homotal, Public road, la k e Mary. Phone furd'u**. WiZien-aiaior curniand Fordo, radam, . i A ir Boon. ___ c 1486, Sanford. ♦no* f»v. f| t K «rt rtjnttw Art station w.ixcmi and convutlUe*. ‘’Standing Pina Tint her r and/or L A K E > R O N T T f6 ftfr iW O C lb : Stricldand-Morriaon, Inc., E. H ELP W ANTED log! delivered to pur mill. Brown Lot 430 x M Ft.. Cleaned Beach. Svlfder* Supply CiL, Mfjr. Dhr., _ Phono 4131, Mt. Dora, Fla/: E X P E R IE N C E D drirer h in u rido to Philadolphla a im before Apr. S - E E A L E S T A T E FOR BALK—J eolordd Sanfard a r e a ; down. ESEW A . a* low aa f|0 U month. Beth DeBoe, P. a •«!» m in i I b W n n l k i n b rt. S t In m U f f P . U l a t » * | « t post fmrt|l*f *| III If b llrt l.’llrt i*a||p k h l iO f t K t l Irtljt M ills llr t t l I k a p . lln P t H ll i l i i M l s i i i nt o | i P f * l P . Att+ r i r i t w i t i i l S H H I IrtOo . i|*»- flap It t • raf « • * * ! I l i l t i H I » •* • 'bPniMillip ilwl kirtlull lljO’Irt iLwr "fltep ip billaI llrt-w |aiKaaAngy mu4w* 1 A0*. tA»*t fm rW Mi»a/ ,tu • auJ fmr iPwAiPlpr iAw tcd'if •14A Pi fipanf'lrsp mmtrt, I ha.l l| III Hi V lit)i, list I \ riwif)ilmf lt»l.| mb I*ii.}Min.I t.i «*| HHH Tnskir It »»*1U bl)nl nw Mf IkhIrtn*| tart.t l**o4 h.a it|*|«fitr ||* «Lm> lii>l • leg atlw llw Km loon txlip| tl •1**411a •** l ||wkttn'l IiJ.i ■Irf at bo Ulrlf, akt Irtta p Ivllrf *|t|w||tg ' Ills. JlNHIR Mill, lftlif Wrei Itlfti St . ItDKrt ftwll. I*1aIs*. JrnMim BLOOD I f t l a p p e t it e : cl,aB U t /Aa STOMACH help* build STURDY HEALTH OZAItK IKK Itv Itav 4Lit I m AllCtlflS a ta a ik a— tK M te i H S H Titnu s>H( ifrePr drtn Impr •iW |fM . .** ' ., Afftt llo irtfixtiMI P*/rtmtHnUi* *1'nf SMS /tipor. imjiOidrtWMPf inU m 14 P4l> kdrt lAfifMA/ aiitUkb ft«i nf lAdirtA PtrifiMI, (pffuii tlippalobri, rtpurufMA if (*v Mmi Iit tl lurnd/ ir-ttt a uifuHt iPfiriPrt ip Httnfth, ti&iitit , of-o'/b. nud APPrt rf mril b*tnf ’ •*lilllhtf Iwbf* •lawPtrtl R«t Ii»«*tk f **liLt llw it 4film1 f«liwi«*l in*! |*A«t Irtflpy <1i*rt»lt*l lI'rtltliY fUki-f •<**••] | fP-trtf fifitu Pi hI Ifwif f bMtfteil Ala Ut\ f t * * , t bad NtaAn partly tkm- rhont FURNISH ED 4 dosrnalaln, A ll TH# H.H H Taiilr I Idirkt IMP Itasvo f.warl Mi-va Fi itodu l I aid, I Ii- lloflUrlkt A ir . M. l Folks Who A re Ailing ______________ ItlunkSSH f.*# I|i)i f*a*t l«*4l|h ftilkiv Sr|»<i-*lll^, D O C TO R S’ TESTS PROVE How S .S .S . Tonic Helps . L. A. W illlH M IN, HR: Kaaliur Wj Miss Elenora Cash Thanks S.S.S. for Good Health ni a! ifl 12— SPECIAL HHHVICKS — I I I - ' * f;l,n,/ lfli’ * tllm ,irh «*7 or ,hr ... Only S.S.3 given thin *|>eci:ll la Ip to Htonuicll, blotnl ami appetite— all at ttie Mime time, (h dy S S N can gnu you a guaranUvul im-w lM>|m ami bel|t tilt Y O lilt M U N K Y H A C K . I f you feel L id ndw, Mart N N iJ now. Ank forH SN. in tbo big red L is at your drugnturu today. NKtV 4 Itcmin Thf 'r!m, ?£"**■ u"‘l '*• i s" nrv ailing nrv rvallv eulTcritig from ii ilcili'ictuy in » f r intiwtitoe nmy l»* bud. '1Ivey pick at llu’ir fiH>d. 'lim y « t t like bird*. Or lltcir *tonmclm may L* at fnult thnmgh di-licuim-kw in tlig**»tivi* juiccw. Th at's when they fuel mioerahle afUT isitiug. T lw y'rv InnihUvl hy gat* and Uhtut* ing and imligcwtion. If you're one ol tho loth* who have troidilcH tike tltcwo, llieiiH.S S. Tonic can bring you bletuwvl relief. S .S S , giM-w to work with the very tin t Little. Ait you fool S S H . warming your atomach, the retd work is be­ ginning. Vital digewtivu juictw go to work to liet|i you fm-l like outing, F ihhI ia L-itig digewlod m rnv t ly . Your ItltHHl and tioauen L*gin to g<-( llie L*iwbl ol llw* Ioo*l you rat w ith o u t la ter gun, belch in g and * r',n,c d«c. Z ~ t ’S S Z : & r 2 i O D K K N M K D K T N K lu ia p n m v l thut tlw limit.in L e ly iaiuiriif tin* ino-tt ivimpfioutef thinge ill titf wtirbl. It ilntein't tnki* much In throw it ttill til whack. I.iltlit thinge like* llm hi* k of liny nel IiIihmI ivlle in vnur kyhI i' iii may entuw* nagging iiilnu'ittn that hang mt and on. Ytttir tinel, all-in ft'cling. your weak t*|t»*llx, your sicklv Mttuimch ami lack nf ii|i|N'tit<* htivn nms thing in common—drUcirncit*. You juet emi t l to got la.lilig rvjirf if you don't get at I lit* rim e’ of IhiwdrflcHncim . Many tinn-e folk* who Cl IIHOPR ACTOR * * 1,1A l l A N T K K y I F I)K. II. K. RING WHISKEY - WINE RUM - GIN ■•HI, I5V1 W -‘> f iv e Muri earthquake, occur under thr «r» ami cau«e damage Ity the " tidal" w ave rrratrtl. Legal Notice Ufa tlH C l IT COI NT roH THU IN THM COI H T U l* T ill: COI A T T T im i jr n ir t A L r m r r iT o r JI IHIK. M t m M l l i: till A T I. K U Ilin * . 1 % AMI ra n »r.N»|A PHIIHITt: AOU! l A t l i m . IN CIIANI KMT. in CI.DMIIIA, HR> m a n : o r m r iH iK . j u i i n r. n r a h h a l u /i P a OB Rot 1SSI Sanford. A POUR BED ROOM'ffOMR" 8*Bedrooms. Living room, Bath, Kltehan, Breakfavt Nook, Utility WANTED—frirl f ir fountain and drug dopt. Latioy'a Drug Sturt. room. Some finishing to be done on home. Also several lake SHORT ORDER cook-colored. Apply Mrs. Futeh, Greyhound Front Lota for Sale. W. J. Lett Bu. til.lion. ______ Ur, lake Manr. Fla. -----BY OW NER A 0 a S E 8 iI W ~ is ic m .il. Steady •mploymont, many bpportunltia* Small farm— 6 rooms, hlct bath, fo r adranrtmva .. Flrootuno 2 screened porehe*. Modem convoaUueeai F r u it Furaiaked or unfurnished. A Bargain. Addreae WORK W AN T R|> —• Rl J ^ B qb 13S. Sanford. P .X 'e ' ra&ATTTHiopERTY*— 'ardwoVd floors, itaam haat, 1 cot We have several pi arc* nf rental irtnttuti ir ,,..,4 *■*■ ** * * 'for sale that prugerty lUted “ _eo»h, i C . 'hew a good return on the In­ layimn, vestment Phone 1JJ3. H.4!iV SITTER, SITTER ftaet f:e*i of . Bafaran* ce.,. Sir*. M. Falkriiberg, FalkyiilJ 418H P*rst St. D0IK1E I m T—10~whrtjer, slrtpar, straight air, 2u ft. roofer. Sllrk, hand (untrel, guu*l rubber. Bhapo, 3H Tel. 1316-W-i, . 1839 FORD Coupe, Bp. Deluxe: guri rubber, hoi recent ring Job and Overhaul. Body good. Gill Hill Ward at Giant’* Training Camp b*twi»n l a ml 6_P.Mt ^ TRIS WEEK ONLY ma&mEI Hk— VENETIAN 4 *1 . I SFMlHotE COUNTY MOTORS Paulin*) tn.|51» £. ial SL Ft B sm -riWu : W m l IlL-inry MICKKY M0USK wg\ ’ c a v JuU> 5 Wl 3 0 0 ^ , 0 -6 A 9 C I j (30GCVI TUXT COWSOV OF M X 5 9 ON T fL H V iS O N c b r t j o n u v A4AC>g A U iT t S ^ -ro r-^ • iw e i.E ifl j s a , w> « tue k t? s-s.^>oTas ^ fr t'k �F A G E B tt M O N D A Y A PR - I , I t B I T H E 8A|g O I I P H E 1 A L D , B A N T P H D , H ^ O B ID A J a ffe Indicted On Contempt Charges: E d ited A m e r a sia Bj KAMI, K. H A IT IA N WASHINGTON, A i t . 2-4 / lV Philip Jaffr, editor o f the defunrt magaiine Amerasia—subject of congressional Investigator* and debates— wav railed to trial today on contempt of Congresa charge*. Jaffe, a wealthy New Yorker, U accused of contemptouely re­ fusing to amwrr 26 questions pul to him K*t June 1 " when hr ap­ peared before a Senate Foreign Relatione Subcommittee. The Hubrommiltee w e, invest!gating rhargev by Ketiator Mc­ Carthy (It-W is) of t'omiiiuhisi Influences in the .state Depart­ ment.' 'Amerada figured prnmtnrlitlv in that inquiry. Jaffe it the i-levrnlli person to go on trial in federal court here this year on contempt charger. SI* defendant* tiav.< been acquitted and two rnnvlrted Derisions are pending in two caira. Two of those acquitted-F red ­ erick Vanderbilt Field and Karl Browder were indicted as a reault o f their appearance before the iilibrnmin liter, headed by former Senator Millard K. Tydlnga ( I ) . Mil), Jaffe'a atlorney, f) John flogge, rontenda Jaffa waa wllhln hie ronatltutional rights In refuting to anewer the questions on the ground hit answer* might lend to Incriminate him. Many of the question* Jaffe refutes] to amwrr concerned hit connection Ith Amnesia and |ieranm aatoriatfj with the megaginn. including Field. During prtllmlnary argumenton a motion to dltcuta the indictmant against Jaffa, Itoggp said: “ I f thia rourt can any way which Mr. Jaffe can answer •he iiuaeliotii In thl* Indictment and have immunity, or antwer tbaa* questions without having to •hawer a host of further queaUont, Mr. Jaffe would be happy to answer all of thete questions Indeed, Mr. Jaffe would like to write a book about the Amerasia cat*. Ife would like to demon $lrete, to Ugln with, that hit Mtltisin on Alla and the Far East wai the correct one, and to show up In the aorond place the lutrageou* witchhunt tel In motion agalnil him." Amerasia hat provided pollliral debating malarial almotl tlnre Ole day ft) March, Iflfi, when fedtral agrnti raided Ita headdti$rtrr* Id N#rr York and aelted hundred* of secret government doeutnente. Mig person* were ar‘ on rharger o f eonaplrary O' fommlt espionage. A grand . imdeled three o f them on - ' Iteddf chsvgv o f mntplrinr '' retain’ Iflegal possession of Dairies Join iittniise rim r««» r*a*i really a per:-onal milk container l>crua*e it ii used only onct and then simply discarded like * paper cup or cereal boa. Thl* mean* that every purchaser of I’rr fret Ion Milk in I’urc-Pak gel* hi* or her milk in a brand new container every Itme. Thera * ip no leittle dr|Kiilt«, of course, and no bottle* to with and return. It weigh* approsimatrly one-tenth of the common glat. Imttlr. The I'llle-I'ak container i» gunranterd •*y both (iood llousekrrping and I'arent* niagaiinrs and I* in un« In 415 stater as well oa many foreign count 1 ie*. W< atr pirated Indeed to offer these quality product* to our friends ami rn slom era". Along with the introduction of the films container, he added, will come several new dairy pro­ ducts which will o ffr the Han­ ford houvrwifr as « umplcte a Hoc of prodocts at available in the largest title* of the nation. _ t Rotary Luncheon |i s i i l f c t V is a Paat r ia s t Imrale system of juvenile court* with proliatlon officer*, imposing heavy laves and centralising the entire system in Tallahassee un­ der the governor. Judge Htenstrom said that the situation U already l>elng well handled In Krmlnote County with the aid of Huperinlen-lent o f Schools lawton, Mr*. C. M. Iloyd, and Ihr Htale Welfare office, and he tee* no nred for any additional officer* or espeme. 1 'nlntlng mil whal thl* overrentralliatinn it doing to Florida, Judge Rtrnstrom -aid that 1640 , ntlO It alloraled evrry year t>y the Hlate Beverage Department for the enforcement of the beverage laws, and that these law* could be enforced Just a* welt by thr var­ ious sheriffs and other law en­ forcement officers. " I f we could take thl* money that it now going down a rathole" T Judge Strnstrom said. "Think o f what It would mean In five or ten year* If applied to the real need* of the State. Think of what it would mean to our overrruwdrd State Hospital at Chattahooehee, or the. Florida Farm Coionv, or mir ""Slate Industrial tciioolt". Because of thl* provision *rt Hng up Mate probation nffirrr* til the proposed Juvrlillr Court Act at a huge evpente to tha la*payer*” , Judge Sten*trom dcclarrd, "we are in danger of loting tbn entire act and all hope for the special Juvenile court* In Florid* . visitor* at tnday'i luncheon In­ clude Carl ChrUtman of Kutf town, I’a - F- W. Shepherel «* tbitrg, Va.. !>r. ( - II. Hemp­ hill of liighlandt, N. C., tJnrdnn Ihore of Bavannah, tia-» Bay Preston of t.ynn, S I"**. Jlw Havnes nf Newarh, Ohio, Frr.1 Hywell pf Hudson, O., H. A. Tltu* nm*pl document*. o f Hainhlrg, K. Y , Kmt.Wacker guilty aii't wa* nf Winter Park ami H*d>" Dean 'U e n > . — Depart- of Sanford pltaderl no de■I fined t&on Naval dwrgea -'art__,* ' former MIR tnm istfi ream r#«e n*«i Waul “Andrew ftoth were dropped. John J1 Service, 4 State Denari ahead, ami It would h* most lmmerit nfflrial, era* among those lirmirnt to delay the legislation re­ quired now for nur flnanetal pregreet test but not Indicted. There hare been charges in parerlneaa." Boyrlcr added lhal "the In| W « i mainly hy firpuldlcant, « the prosecution lit the cote rraaara in rorporullon ami Imll4 btingled or that II wa* vidua I Income tave* and the aveU* lave* (all propoaed by Snyder Feb. *71gad.” Ill represent the ba*lr rnangra In The three Democratic member* the ta i structure that are now de­ tha foreign rolatlona aula-ont- sirable." mlttew aald there wat “ no one These called for a 1,1/410,1VS)JKX) Increase In imlividttal ineome la irt, a |.1 JMM»J)00.000 hike In rorporate income tave* and a |AJI18JKhlJKK) lamtt In exelle ft t le .) levle*. With i Iio j , Snyder bad rmiplsd ( I t f H t H l h n h i , pan a reqrtested >U0.rKm,mg) Inercate forces moved in force to within In tave* on capital gains, meaning half a mile of U acrote the * n l- profit derived from sale o f pro­ inil central fronta. The Red* perty. The four raise* together bem w llh heavy mortar and made up the $10,1 (>6,000,000 las Inu ra te sought in what waa first y B -lfa from Oklnaw railed a "first round' Tax measure. ISO tana o f burnt** along Tha Individual Income tag In* amunlel eupply route* In t reate recommended wa* four perHamby. They hit renlage point* equivalent to a InmmiI rtf >1 on each 9100 o f tag. hammer- ahl* Inromw—the amount left af­ rail network ter taking o ff deduction* and *ggregW Marti Kort Korea. Mur* cmptlona. than >00 aortlea aortles twant flown M Tax increase 8 Allied TroopH ■oral - wauaial eiaiAt hiiui'« ____ swuUuUulaid the Communl munlst buildup red to be In the CborwlnK s s s . i i : « i _ triangle on tha central front Allied commander* tha Chinese and Nortn i » to funnel their troope thia IrlaB^gla in In a new pt to dri United Nare t o f K reckon la I I mlisa duo north Allied-hold Chun-hon and 1 miles metli o f 88. Kumhwa 1 mites i k r it m r t nf I' and 80 n-.l*a above tha her- g ja & affTt'SB: Troops To Europe Herehey Declares Good Students Can Stay In C o lle g e . W ASIIIN D TO NT Apr. 2 —0 P|— If they're goo.1 students, college men may clrct to stay In school nest yrar without fear of being hustled o ff to training camps. President Truman said ao .Saturday in hi* lon-awalted exe­ cutive order on the subject. The order said college student* may •*- deferred from the draft if their grad* are good—or If they pus* a tpccial aptitude test. Their current deferment period had been scheduled to end with the choc o f the echoed year this spring. There wa* no reftrenre in the order to Ugh school reniora who plan to enter college next fall. Iluwever, judging frof past ex­ perience, only about 20 per cent of the 6011,000 young men gradu­ ating from high whool Ihl* ear will apply for admission to col­ le g e . And few of thete will la 111 ot older. Furthermore, M aJ. Oenaral l.ewia It, Merithey, dlreetor of Se­ lective Hcrvlre, indicated draft tfoardt will be encouraged to !•« Icnlctil with the older high seJiool gradualet who mrr good student* * ihI who wish to go lx college. The President'* order authoritnl drfermrnt, without examin­ ation, of medical, dental, gradu­ ate ami other advanced student* doing vatiifactory work toward their degree*. Ilsiehtiy salil "It would be Im­ possible to estimate how many" of the some IJKJOjOQO non-veteran» now In collrgr wili lie deferred. DU pRfvIff, Prince Inn, N. J„ selll admlnUter tprrUlly-pri parrd aptitude testa, at l.ooo ciamlnstlon renter* throughout the stale* and terri­ tories on three Balurdaye, May June 16 and June 30, Hershey aiinoumrd In a statement. _ Thr test* will be given to col­ lege senior* and othera planning to enter graduate or professional schools, ami to other student* who have already begun, and who plan to rnntinuc, their college iturlica. High •* ('mil senior* and other piu*(>eclivr college entrant* will not tie allowed In l*Va the 1**1 until after they have started their first year of college work Printed Init ruction* thm blanks will Va a*t?Ubl# through the U *00 local draft iMiaril* aloiut April 12 or soon thereafter, llersney said. P v t Royce W a ld e n Completes T rain in g Pvt. Rove* B. Walden, son of Mr. and a n . Jamas A. Walden, 8 r^ Route 9, Sanford, is complet­ ing his 14 weeks training cycle with Service Company, 91*1 In' famed Ith (Golden fantry, o f Iho Arrow) Infantry Division, garri­ soned at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S* G* Inducted into tha Arm y Dee. IB, I9$0 In Sanford, Pvt. Walden at­ tended Groom* Academy and Florida A A M College. Talla­ hassee, where he received a HH De­ gree In June, 1M0. Prior to hi* Induction, ha was employed as a teacher in Gaines­ ville. Ife Is a member o f tha F A A Masonic Lodgs. Upon completion of the six weeks basic and eight weeks Infsntry branch training, the soldier will nave fired all light Infantry wMpons, engaged In squad and platoon tactics and undergone in­ tensive physical training. Lcgislaton* Depart d e a lt set* r m a r s s * Owe) goods, supplies or material* for county purpose* up to $7150 with­ out advertising for bid*. Mr. Boyle will InDoduce on act x-eklng to amend the present law which Tintlls the amount o f bonds that a county can iasue to $300,000 for hospital building purposes. If this does not m s s . bo will Intro­ duce a local bill designed to remove this limitation os applied to this county. T h ls .'i also designed to Increase the maturity date of bonds from th* present 20 years to 30 years. T. W. I wton. superintendent of schools, is sesklng setting ing an act aetlini the compensation o f school board mtmbrr* *1 $60 a month, payable is County t.sunly School fund. out o f th* The a tHy Is Introducing passage nf a loe*i f bill In tha ______ _________ form o f an amendment relating to creation of a pension fund for the Police De­ partment. The pension will consist of funds contributed from th* sal­ aries o f polle* officer 1 , and from costs Imposed by the Municipal Court upon persons convicted. Farmers Market ICnltsssS r n o Paa* na*> supply o f good quality cucumbers brought growers most Mtisfaetory returns with 244 field erate* averaging $17.33 each, highest price paid was $16.40. Cucumber move­ ment is exprrted In enntinue light for Uie next 2 wreki. Plant City State Market: Hi rawberry volume is gradually declin­ ing with only 1.578 36-plnt crate* moving nut at |6r per pint avrrag*. Prices ranged from in to 244 c—gross receipts to growers totaling $51,068.17. V.-g^tables ■tsrted moving at fairly satisfactury prices !a*t week. A total uf 1,828 units brought growers gross ■rrelpt* of $2 .36 Van. po]« Beans brought $4.00 per bushel with Tvndrrgievns ranging front $2 26 to tZ M and Htarkr $2.10 tu $.1.10. Fngllsh Peas $2.5o and squash ranged from 76c tu $3 30 per bu­ shel depending on variety and grad*. All items arr rxpcrtrd to show a slight volume inrrra'r this week. Pompano State Market; C o n ­ tinued heavy volume kept thl* mar­ ket in Ihr lend last week with 66.1 cars moving nut—a S3 car Increase ovrr the previous week. Bean volurn* k declining with 140,670 hushrls returning $1J50 to $6.00 per bushel. Pepper volume con­ Career Day Program (Continued Irom Page tine) Jett# will bo Dr C. W. Baker, dsiry fanning: Hairy Knbson. private business; Jo»| Field and A. (!. Madden, civil service; II. A. TolWaon, Kollin* Colleg-, library wmk. Dr. J. B. Knot will show movlPH on Hu* subjects, "Hrsicb for .Security", "Finding the Right Job" and “ KiectroChemistry." H. C. Coleman, and W. W Connor personnel director* of Faslrin Airlines wilt outline re­ quirement* for air hostnsea and aviator*. c ia Among the local speakers will It Dr. A. W. Fpps, Jr., on den. tlstry, A. Edwin Shinholser on Carts used dally In many area* the practice o f l*-v; it. F. Cooper of the world have approximately on farming Id , Heminole County the same form M the earliest snd F. T. M«»lwether on the raising o f eallle. wheeled vehicles used by man. European Defense I*•ailaitea grew r ig s e # t l , „ tinued to Increase, tailing for 7Bc to $3.76 per bushel fo r 161,747 bushels. A total of 27,028 unite of squash sold at prlcaa ranging from 76c to $4.00. Cucmnbara brought better than $12.00 average par unit with a high of $18.76. Other com­ modities, hot pepper, times, egg­ plant, butterbeans, potatoes, field (teas, corn, English Peas, tomatoes, cabbage and okra brought fairly M tisfaetory price* ■■growers re­ ceiving gross return* of $771,811.551 fn- ik# wash's sales. Stark* State Market: Straw­ berry volume continues to Increase. A total o f 3,740 crates grossed growers $36,000.61, averaging $51.00. A volume of around 6,000 crates per week I* anticipated for the next two weeks. Heavy plant­ ing* o f sweat corn, hard pepper, Ford Hook and String Beans are reported. Hanford State Markrt: "King Cabbage” holding the price spotlight a few weeks ago of better than $6.00 per 601b. bag, Is alipping bark Into the proletariat pried rlass with 60 lb. bars selling the past week for $1.25 though a fairly bravy demand brought $1.76 tu I 2 .IM) for 1-3/6 bushel crate*. A heavy volume of celery moved on a stronger market ranging from $2.10 to $2.40 per crate. A dimin­ ishing supply of bunched vege­ table* is rxpected from the Han­ ford area, though Zallwood, Dud* and Hamsula area* may furnish light sopnliei during the current week, imiuifiiwar, potatoes, tur­ nips, beets, radisnas and lettuce brought fairly satisfactory prices last week. Ideal weather condi­ tions improved both volume and quality o f all items. Sale* of 7A,717 unit* grossed $156,868.1*0. Florida City State Market: To­ matoes continue M heavy volume with 73,803 bnshale moving during the last five day period at a gnu* return to growers of $333,863.60. I Tire* per bushel svr raged $4,6] with a nigh of IS.DQ. A slight de­ crease la valutas Is expected this week. I’alatka State Market: A heavy movemcat nf cahbaga brought grower* $1.76 to <126 per 50 lb*. A lighter volume of cauliflower also moved out of this market. I'ahnke* State Market: A good muvement of cabbsgo and Imans, a fair volume of corn and pepper, and a light volume of celery fa re­ ported on * this market, with In­ creasing volume anticipated. Auriol Declares (Contlausd from Page Owe) tegr.'” The Wait must stand to___ir. ba a id , building regional gathe defen fens* pacta “ to detar aggrae* ■ion and strengthen tha pace. Auriol specialty mentioned only the 12 -nation North Atlantic Pact and did not elaborate on hD refer­ ence to possible additional "pacta." The bespectacled chief of state vigorously defended ths French righting record. France, h# sold, ha* lost 1 JB2JIOO men a* a resuit of the past two World War* and is now fighting Communism In Korea end Indochina. "What nation haa ever proven better her love fur Independent* and for peat* and her will to da- American Legion uwstiMM# rsM* r*s» tree1 Auxiliary that he doubled th# com­ placent attitude of lho*« who would follow the ideas of former President Hoover and of Henator Taft in regard to the Foreman situation. Hr stated that " I f we wish to fight in Furope instead of on United Stales noli, w# should follow the sdvice o f our military leader* and not those less versed In military affairs." Th* talk followed u luncheon •erved by thr Orlando P «it Aoallfury. Among Ijfioir from thu Honforil I’oRt 5.1 attrnding the eonferenco wers Karlyls Ilousholdsr, com­ mander: Jams* Singletary, adju­ tant; Capt. Karle T. Loucks. ex­ ecutive romroilUrmanj Joel 8. Field, past district and post com­ mander: John Pierson: James Q. Galloway, past commander; James F. Benton, second vice commander; E. A. Monfnrton. chaplain: Carey Barfield, sergeant at arena and Frank J. Takarh, ■ergeant at arm*. Other post members who at­ tended the conference were Den­ ver Cordell, George O. Maybury, Philip Opper, Judge Douglas Stanstrem and R usm-II W. Tench, Jr. Commander Housholder an­ nounced today that tha annual •lertion of officers of Post 62 will take place tonight at 8:00 o'clock, and urged all members to ba present to vote. fead both V* fen Auriol M id the French governmeat end people have rejected the “ barbarous" m m of neutrality and isolationism and will strive aide by side with Um United 8tates for th* "service of peace and free­ dom." "W e shall from now on po«A together oar resource* o f arm# and troops at all threatened and strategic pedals (until) we have made th# Atlantic community a solid foundation of our common security and of peteo," ho do­ ctored. Without montloning Rusaia by to mobilise its Joint defenses “ In name, ho stid th* West has started loiamarian th* face o f threats of totalitarian expansion and Iho formation rotation of certain mighty groups of powerm whose policies are not subject t T the free control cf tha people." "It Is certainly not ths fault nf nur two nation* if world collectlv* security has nut been organlxed.'' he added, "although we coniidcr this failure as merely temporary." Auriol laid down this five point "peace" program for Ruuia to accept i f It wants to end the EastWest tension: t. Respect for commitment* suh^ scribed to under the United Nate tions charter. 2. An end to Russian "inlarferIng" in the Internal affairs nf other countries and a stop to Iht flow o f "dully Iruults" leveled against these governments. 3. Permanent international con­ trol of all armament* by the United Natloh* "in order to limit fairly and later to destroy all classic or atomle weapons." 4. Progressive reduction In alk ns'I ion*I armies and replacsmsire by a United Nations army. 6. An agreement providing for the “ free movement of wealth, Ideas and persons" and a guaran­ tee of freedom of expression In those countries where regime, "have been imposed by fort*." Auriol used His strongest lan­ guage to denounce any Idea that Prane* would either stay neutral or turn isolationist. “ Neutralism, he Mid, "haa always been foreign to th# French soul not only bap cause it la a morel obaurdlty but because It Is geographical and historical nonsens*. Ho added: "Can anyone bo neutral between between About $0 per cent o f II. 8- servitude an d liberty, good and gvilT " homes arr made o f wood. A SURE WINNER EVERY cnukl tm ilevvl<l|ie<) to beat o ff the IttMsian*. *'| didn’t runic liar* to lik a mwit mn in the Brett PI tula," the •Jeneral aald. To a iiucwllon ehoul defanik of the Middle Fast, he said IMn area wwa not hi* respoi respotuiUlHy but adiieil: . "The defense of any , ...... of the Mediterranean has an lnfluenrr on all part*. Any time any pari fall* Into Inimical hand* it liemme* of great Imuortahrc In the defense nf others." He paid high tribute to th* defender rapacity of (jreece ahd Turkey, alntut which lb* question waa specifically raised. He *aiil there wat no Indication at present that there would not he enough equipment to arm the Duopa made available under hit command. "Th* production plans of NATO," he *ald, "ar* takuleted to ■** that troop* raised In any nation. In any quarter, have the equipment necessary. I f there are any holdup* In ths plan, I don't know o f them " lie conceded that naming the command o f tha southern section of the Ktimpean defease echems was at the aoomtal “ embarras­ sing." If* said it to reconcile many j s u r a r c of view In the choeatag minder* and staff man the rase o f tha mend, he Indira fllrtU have not yet There waa no 1 eon* **enation o f what was Involved, it ■there have been report* that B an I t a l i c a'-^mauiar - a tliU ba named, a selection wtmn could disturb other sector* sd tha t ( I 'w ll i N t P t |* owe 1 front whkh KDenhowar has was out o f order under the parlia­ defend. mentary ailtutlon. Vice President Barkley upheld (onnatty. to the Senate took no vote on Wherry'* motion. •Wherry'* move « * ■ only a forerunner of an expected later •Itempi to tend tha resolution to the foreign relation* and armed services committee* In ha trans­ lated Into tha kind or a Joint resolution the Nebraska senator 0posed, lies tthat wharn harry told his rollaaguas •he Senate was "Just marking ums re­ lime" by considering advisory ad ffjM O o ld ty t cagnadoB aiw inth e SANFORD HERALD THE LETTER PRINTED BELOW WAS A “SURE WINNER” FOR THE solutions. I I W'C the MTIteM l a after- " I f Congress l i In determine this v i n n . m i bill It peso** ought i have the lore* o f I * * ,* he Mtd. A fter th* Mocking o f Whorcy** tl. B lT U a A t e W c * mid vehicles w w a d * * y > y * d nr pean defense to m Cb m a r g u te lms s tU 8 p s uutk u. . n. t* C T * a S t m i , re !a s S ,f 76 national fore* tow's erased* " Belgium and a In tW Irioa don't won IS and 18 ago Ha got nupi from Bona ter W i e lk in (1 - Ut^hJt Senator rss frooL BOB K A R NS K a m a Inganana a on Um argued th* immdmirrt would b* • tete te- "disruptlvw to military teamwork i teHbmrt P rttK ' safailii iii’ V i th ■:. . M ■r % •k �■W i l l ■] •I u tiiiiy 1 W To Protect Ik* p u t * of Ike World; To Proaote Ike Provrow of A w t k t . To Prod or* PiM peritv for S u fo r f . a n te d AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y Vo lu m e x x Ee U b tta W d 1908 B S T THR H e r a ld N o. AtMocUtod i’ rerw Leaned Wire A I»B. 3. 1951 { Pair (bruuflt Wednesday. ,uol*r tonight possibly scattered tight friMl interior of rllttu ir HuilN. Continu'd root Wedne-day. Misterate northerly wind*. , N EW SPA PER ~8 A N F O R D , F l ^ M & h u E S D A Y W EA TH ER 159 Hit American Troops Hit Corruption Passage Of Troops-To-Europe As Legislative . North Korea In Force Session Opens Measure Is Expected Tonight U.S. Jets Down Three R u s s i a n MIG-15s Mac Arthur Goes On Visit To Frontline Burning Faith Is Orange Beer Ban Answer To Reds, Causes Influx To Tinman Declares Seminole Taverns TOKYO. Apt. 3—||dP)— Amen, -an troop* rolled into Rod Korea ftn force today aloof a 10 -milr front U.S. Must Also Fight in ihe We»l. Organized Cr i me , Field diipalche* laid the cionP r e s i d e n t States in9 was aggressive but cautioui and mrl only light r a a t e m at the WASHINGTON. Apr. 3 - < / P ) Mart. Prnidrnt Tiuman declared today Thete other highhghu paced American* eerd the "burning Tuesday'* war new*: faith" ol religion to prevent Air—American Satire Jet* *hol Cnmmuiiiil tide of aggteizion down three Ruviian-typc MIG-15* "ftotn meeping atio** the world." Rhd damaged three oriwr in a furH r alto *aid rtiigiuut principle* iout bailie near the Manchurian command a fight on otganirrd border. Other Fifth Air Force crime and vice. planet pounded traffic-jammed The laik ahead it "fu ll of unCommunhl *upply line* in a day­ reilsm lict and lacrificet." Mr. long attack again*! the biggf*l Truman raid, "hut we need not war. The Allied fighter* flew 700 be afraid if we have the faith. Rrd Troop buildup of the Korean The President spoke a* a cor lortie* but foul weather choked ticntonc wa* laid fur a new It, 2&o,inni building for the 160-year them off by lele afternoon. Fatten* front— Gamaeal Mac- old New York Avenue Pre»hy trrlan Church here. Abraham nhur jeeped 13 rood mile* in­ Lincoln wa* nnrr a mcmtier of tide north Korea on the cu t coatt. the church. He rode within 500 yard* of the Sir. Truman *atd Americans mein Red line north of Yangyang. ran fiitbrar their religious faith* There he found South Korean “with Ore tame devotion and dar • j termination the Communists give troop* drggmg in. coofidml and to (hrk creed." H e lig V talking only of alttofc. he *aid, mint live in American O b hb return to Tokyo from heart, “a* a bunting faith." “Only *urh a faith—only n liv­ from hi* I5lh visit to the war front. ing alfrgianee to «uch a faith— JdacArthur u id : ran carry thl* country through 4 “ The enemy'* awoknou. In the the trial* which are ahead of it," nir and on tn* tea owl hi* bark he continued. of artillery and hooey ground Hr. Truman Mid of the men weapon* U being beautifully ex- fighting in Knrea: plotted by our field commander." "They are fighting and suffer­ The Supreme Commander Jeep. *d ocroea 38 aboul _____ eaet ing In an effort to prevent the * at N mRra of the central front, where about tide of aggnMiun from sweeping Red aero** th*^ world. They are fight­ on*.half ml Illan an- ing to prmrrat the much greater Korean combat-1 , sacrifice Mid Buffering which *11 for ‘ their of. u* wottU endure If wtethgr woflu war com**." « Aenaniat b •d& 'K SfetU k t t S relight ua poll______B i t ______i_ bnrtighl u* id Id our our. pietont ple*ent _po*I- Five People Involved In Drunken Riot At K-9 Club On Sunday Sheriff I*. A. Mem told the County Commiuion thal following the Orange county ban on Sunday Iwer sale* ihiee week* »*<>. a tciiou* law enforcement problem had reiullrd in south Seminole County and that since that lime hr had made 54 Sunday aireili. practically all of ihoie arretted lieiog Orange county citizen*. Hr pointed out that on Sunday afternoon he had been called to quell a near riot on the Orlando Highway immediately south of the K-9 Club. More than 200 auto­ mobile* were stopped, due to thr fighting which involved mldim, civilian* and women. "It was the mo«l ditgrarrful thing that ever happened io Semi­ nole County,** said Sheriff Mero. He alto reported that since the Orange county Runday closing law went Into effect, ■ number of arrests hod been mode at a tavern neor Bear t-akr on land that la surrounded by Orange county. So aerlooa haa the situation become la this county that a meet­ ing of Uw MlaUtenat Association ha* been called for Saturday, "and I know, exactly what they are summoning me fo r” said to-w aned ha Pope T wer Seminole County Chanflw Walter B. Welch Dies At Age Of 60 « Warsrsr*s*s .J P ? . to HB ■ether during * The courtship tha wire b u ,', of their TALLAHASSEE.' Apr. 3— <JP) — Strongly-backed bill* to broad­ en the *alr* I n and iltikc at gambling and official ronuplion were being prepared (or early in­ troduction today at ihe Florida Lrgidalure n|>enrd its biennial If VhtuU. Mrtnbrii of both Houte *ad Senate weir all but hidden lirhiod Ii.uiL oi (Inwer* on ihrir desk* at gavel* raiqted at noon la con­ vene thr Lrgitlature. Retiring Senate I'reiidrat New­ man C. Urarkin of Cretlview and outgoing Houte Speaker Peiry FMurray of Ftmlpuml opened the Lepidature. They turned their gratet* over to nrw Senate I’ rrtident Wallace E. Sturgi* of Orala and Home Sfieaker B. Elliott of Pahokee at toon ai the cut-and-dtird delailt of organization were completed. Chief JuMlo' II. 1.. S,‘bring af the State Hupirme Court iwure In the 20 new member* of Ihe Renatr. The 18 old member* did nut need to take the oath. JusUee B. K. Roberta swore In ail House members, In groups o f 10 that huddled around the Hlhlr to take their oath*. Senator Nhands o f Gainesville, chairman and head o f special com­ mittee* that mads studies of taie* and corruption before th* Legis­ lature opened, revealed plan* of both. He aald hi* tax study committes would propose that the sales tax levy lie extended to all elethizig and moit intent medlgipaa. He estimated the rrvliioni hi* group ha* in mind will make the tax yield ahout | 1 7,500,000 a yhar ■'*** than It dnee now. Rhand*' Crime and CorrupMefl Vinson Urges Mouse T o Pass Combined Draft - U n i v e r s a l Training Measure Kiwnnis Minstrel Show W ASHINGTONTApr. 3 -< /F )~ The Senate met al naan today to hammer into final tha|>e it, long* ilehatrd Irotqit-for-Europe tetolu* lion*. f’ attage may tome luoighl il Ailminiilialion le.ulei, .we ,uteritui in .topping a Kepulduan atlrni|il to tend the nte.tiitiei hat L to rnmmillrr foi re,li.ilt,og into a joint terolution whitli woultl have the fotte of law. The Haute w*ai urged t»y the chairman of it* Armed Srrvirr* Committer to enact a combination ■trnft-iiniver*a1 military training law to give thi* country “the *t h e -niit Russia will rc-nr, • In a «|iecrh prepaied for de­ livery to open two weeks of drbute. Chiarmau Vinson ||)-G*t The Kaiifonl Kiuani* Club will prvsriit u miminl *h«»« Friday night at H ml oYlm k ai the Sent- pleaded with the Hou*e not to ionic High S« h«ol Auditorium. The ra*t will inrlud,- >omr of the hr-t ringing amt rntrrtainlng lab id eliminate longrange I'MF pro­ of Sanfoid and Ccr.trnl Florida. A fun packet how lu«tiri|- m->te than two boor- hu ■ hern pronii <d vision* from the bill to extend the ilraft law and lower Ihe inThr entire prorn-d* of ihe show will hr drvntrd to Ihr Kinnni* fund for undripiivilrtrcl rhildren. duetlon age from If) to IH't. To knock out t’ MT, Vinson de­ clared, would be to "force on Ihe hacks of the American people the necessity fnr maintaining foi an '(■definite period a Intgo itanding force which will eventually jeo­ pardize and possibly ruin the economic ■lability of thi* nation." "The Soviet Union li«trn* only Ity li. MILTON K FI.Ll to a nation whose voice 1* (sick­ WASHINGTON. Apt. d by steel," he raid. "Here l» ho Benton, MayberryAnd ed the «tee(; here i* the sinew; here Russia Is Blamed F or.K S y n S L i f t f i f ’'which . i* the way to avoid economic off a move In CongrrM to Johnson Are Chosen rhno»; Increases In Aus­ *rt here I* the an*wer that will abolish the Rrc< nulruction Fin ira„.(s«*4 n* Pair 1w«l terity Regulations ann rorporallun (R FC ), went to Vi c e Commanders Britons W a rn e d Fulbright Defends Denver C o rd e ll U f c T . l l . H e * g S & J f i & S E h ch d H e ad 01 A n d Unpleasant Legion Post No. 53 . ILUPIUU'V. O N DON Apr. An, y ~ v t b bat for thr big government Irml“ tfcnrv today.B Srnai,- bank(-u||ir if,lt Council R e f u s e s DavlftnaManager’s Offer To Resign [Vnvrt Cmiiell, vrtrran ft World gpveramcnt warned the Bnliin lh({ MI| „ , mmiUr. wMrh , r . War II and sutomobtlr repair thop today lhal life will be ru«-,l th» DFC of letltnic an In* ofieralnr, war rlrrted rommandri "harsh and unpleasant" thr* year, niictv-e ring with White House of Sanfmd l\ u l 53 of the Amrrill* judgment on tsn l.rgum by unanimous ballot with wsge. buying le*. good,. It \ huge loans * ............ lad night at a well attended meet­ Illamrd Kunia. DAYTONA URACII. Apr. 1In u itatewicnt prepared fur LVt—City Commission Inst night1 ndilure* Corn­ ing at the Legion Hut. This piclurr of more au»tenly— Ihe Sc rule F.aperti milto- 4 ,1 *1 m’*r. Fidhrighl ell-1 Lie *urce<A Kail J* Houtholdsr, volet) to rreontnu ml lu 0iU» 8 P S 8 Z J T 5 S S iW ?S fi*-*£ *-•« «-»•» fF rafW fit 'Tf.btraVl »L?- who declined to run for another Manager J. H. Mobl,') Mint Nt » Higgins, recently hired rit> te. the flrat opportunity tManrrow W for ten yeai*-- was drawn in ilw , rentirm director, lie dlsltiUwld. tighten up the gambling laws, |Filth Annual Economic Survry of He bail is»en employtd by .Mob, Three Spalling,hae champion* makn all puhlle offirehoWcr* file ( youthful Hugh Gailikell, chsnrcf- n«e-tmin 1ms* and give It „ fre*b ( of hu l*w practice, n. start, ‘ Elected alto by unanimous hal hy at of Frk I6i gt from each o f *lght schools la ulaiy, romiuj; here from S i S f t ~ re «.. i~»" mu P resident's rrnnmnfratboi Kpralnole County wlU compete on S ,|tn wat Jam r. F. Ilrnlon. first i ’"**' tion Of i merer and atrength for tome great purpo**." Amt-rlra, he.. *aid, la IMended to ctHinoratr with other nation* ‘ ■ “ to help 'create praez and pre­ Apr, Ui Junior GREENVILLE, Mirh., Apr. 3 serve peace In thr world." mutch A young factory . . . . wml.tr Mr. Truman continue!: cnnfezsrel today, ztKl* rinllre laid, "It t# givrn to use In defend presenl ________ , ____________ that in i Ire set a retie* or flic* that the spiritual Valin*—the moral Herald's contest at Miami Muni ‘hro rought near-martial low to this code—again*! th,- vast force* of clpal Aodltoriupt, A » r . 2C, II. C. flucic, . program, director, an­ 'fjftfi ........... i rltv last nicht. (CWalliN* Oa Itae* Twe| nounced today.'TWelve, l*»y* and a* toa gfayrd and 1C girls, will be on tfle teams. another rhurch and two downComtSatition .in spalling ha* town building* damaged In the hlaie*. Total lo*« n * eetlmated narrowad " at |MU,ono. Hut no tnjurie* were following) reported. Marvin MeK , Walter II. Welch, 60. died thl* tome and Mona Jobe; ganfori BUte police Identified the man morning at fl:IS in Osceola after a a, Vernon ilevia, f t . an employr long illne**. He was horn Feb. 2.1 , Grammar firhool, William Kirchhoff. Nell Michsls and l***ll« 1801 in Ga. lie He lived ht It*[d Ini** Hi ° w m nabbed" 1*»l ! ,B,M m Willocoochee, « * ' “ * “ *■•“ **. ua. uvea Pmith; Lake Monroe School, nLht hlkfi t * n llt i* * ln Geneva eight month* and wa» Jack William*, Florence Brice ?.■£* t d i i i . ' nn^ I L tuirnld ' f‘>rntcrly from Jacksonville where and l Aii* Johnson I Lake Mary Fetoe holldlng^ ono o f the burned h( WM a twirmraph operator for School, Dorothy lire. Chile mature*, and H L . . . to P state the Seaboard Railroad. dice headquarters In Rost L Mr. Welsh U survived by one Rr'ileeman and Carol Taylor. ring far a lie detector t » L a *iMCr, Mr*. W. I t Cole o f Cove Ollier mntr*tanta are a* fol­ When tha firm popped out City, N. C.: a neice, Mrs. Jame* lows: Lyman School, Rohm In quirk surer** Ion I t I P. M. llynum of Sanford; and three Katas. Jean Bnadrrhas anil Joan lalt night, this smnK. mtomunlty nephew*, Oswald B. Adam*. V. 8. Dearalft Ovlwla Hthaal, Hekrkah and Bryant Marinap. Jackioaville; Donald Tuhy, Fat ioM , Nadine Adam*. Geneva and BiU B Adams, llelwont G _ toeUck. Rlc taiM arton and Jo armed camp. National Guards­ U. S, Navy, gan Diego, Calif. men patrolled tha UfPa keeping Krichaon ■ Funeral Rome has Ann Hughci. order. Firemen form a M lf doz­ charge of tha funeral arrange­ Tha onlv repsntov from last en neighboring towns skgieked to ment*. vear la Florenre Price o f T^kc residents the scene. Alarmed Vfonrow. Tho Ranrord Grammar the streets. Bchuul and, th* Wilton School at Mickey Cohen Goes Gres were hriMphl under Pnola will be ropcctontcd hv irio* control about midnight. o f Ixiys. From the Wilson School Into O n iy UuHinesK Limit. F^hvard C. Johnston said will L « Allan Hobby. Honry 1-re Moyl* admitted fire* to amt Thomas Kltnton. Laks Mary U )S AN G KLK2LApr. 3—(iF>triirk, the ■ Methodist Chu will presenl a trio n f girl*. Flo­ Mlekey Cohen says he l* getting Western Union o offiw and a barffiw an rence Price « f Lake Monroe U rid or all his lorol interests to U r shop, jfo denied writing fire the only repontcr from last move to Tucson, A ril., and go to a Congregational Church also year, Into "the drug business—the le­ damaged In the bhtW. Tho winning seW .. in the gitimate drug business." HI* only explanation, Ihe of county will keen the U rge trophy He sold hi* fabled armored donated by the Miami Herald. ficer earn, ora* tblat “Something would e«me « ever limousine yesterday fur f it ,030 la The winner In the county ronlnt fig wouk ,A h and that was what I'd do. I the Trga* Stock (taring Ai will receive a «mtll trophy don­ fla k e d the rhuireh hhet Use It tion of. Forth Worth, declari ated hy the newgpgger and lid would make the fire. I lost on the drgl In cash. The runner up will The klg sedan coat him |I1J)00, receive a prise o f 18.00. Third Inst red - T hnra anyth! d, adding "si* hours after prise will he a pen and neneil he raid. have I uerepted this offer I ^ S fra other set i!•mated hg PovelF* Offiee pi 118,000 for Supply. Touch lop* WtK donate nil* of hit Greenville iri pari t-id from Manila r«*r. None hata hash explained, the ear. Opt I don't welsh on a 82.60 in cash a t' fourth prist. pe\s II for 112,Roelines* toe** and ludurirM foa* la drib Ti Tw o puplla, th# winner end previous fire* nt boefaea# and 000." ronner un, will represent the Last weekend in the Artpoa* county at Miami. Contestant# and oat rial pieces WM estimated City, he aald, ha and his part- escort* wifi at MOOJDOO. housed at the uvr* boyghl tare drug stores, W offord Beach Hotel. Miami which buy be renamed "tha Beach. LO V E Mlrkey Cuban Drug Stares." AST. Norik A practice match will be The gambler said Iji* laterast broadcast at TtSO o'clock tonight Apr. la the etote* 1 over WTRJt with hoy* competing 28 Hugh against girls. of re lanap. Who «pent InTerrori: Broadening Of Sales Tax And Stringent Gambling Laws Are DemandedBySolons FOETAL IM the stores, nerahi NOTES Postal notes, which are being discontinued hy (to Post Office, bare nothing to da with .(wetal savings, Poetmaatay Joel Field stated today ia reepe tea to a num will ba told, Cohen said. He will ber o f Inquiries, commute in tha meantimes beTh* note* ' at money rear* ago and fcr jKssr-i“sss In The the c r , r : i hZull, every year afterwards, permit re ' r « «P ‘ lw nrw Uik nf huge wslr rraaiiaere « ■ r * * » Tw »i rearmament. ;>re p o et _ effect Apr, 20 tittles* the S,-n«t block* il. _ , . , , "Nut until ibr C.immiiiii-t Sun ford LionK CJno u^M m are u* r . . * t . # , Hoftor (;uh Uonn.Sanford Cub Scouls The Hanford l.lon# Club enterRCCfiVC LhurttT already ha* : ri- Jr •• *•■•"** survived , lampu Itoii-e nttnrk*, and will e„ Into I vice.*ommandci; George Ma>briFulhright and Senator Cntiehull (It-lnd), B inomlwr of hi* • ntieominittee, were scheduled a* windup witness*■ in Ihe Fxpendituien r,<mmittee‘« hearing on the tallied two "rub liuna" toilay. One ______ of them was Cub Lion John Sen3| (lI |hl. gan fur. I Cub reorganization propo-al Cspehurt karih, the other a yet un-namr.l gemit* received a charter from demand- eontplete liipudution of cub Ikw which Zoo Jack John Plrraun, local scout leader, ItFr. « Manager Jsrk iolbrlgbl argued that Ihe titan Davis brought to the meeting. at a rnretinp Friday night in Mecontain* safeguard- os-nin t !>'•All o f thl* prompted King Lion Klllley Hall. Hurry noh-un to announce that th Mr. I lt fw n told (h o w prerent. vlble utilise of power Itv a oneLion* Club may sponiior a contest in, Imling more than WO parent*, man administrator, unit that Coo to name the little cub. friends »nd scout*, thnt Die Iloy ares# can enact more -ofeguurdi The club votes) to send rengrat ure Ihe tuo-t unselfish or- 'f b ebootes. He contended that evrn If fonulation* to Volie Williams, Jr., uti ganiiaiion in America. He was in the otrasion of his dehut a* a stair triHluced by Cuh Master W. \V greai decides to Mott RFC from legislator at Tallahassee, and to Ty,e. Mrs. D It. Watkins led in making new loans, Il dill need an organization to super vie out extend to him a two month* Iravr grnup singing, af absence Awerdr and merit badge* wete -HirstIm; loans and that the RFC Henry Witte told o f tho anni--.prreenlrd presented to the Cub Seoul* Ihe Culi Smut* by has the staff and sHII* in ih> Hit*. " I f the reorganization plan Is verserv relebratlon which hkh the Or Mr. T j rie. who |xdi ted out Hut the (tVstlsszS Oa raa* T*»«l Undo Limt* _ Scout nmremen* Is growing Elmt# Club, the oldest oiliest in jn the Cub ■tale organisation, will hold on very rapidly, a it Utere f* o ch Apr. 20-21, when the club will be great need for more i den mother* 30 year* old. He requested that and aa*l*tant«. local members attend the reltWith den mother* Instructing, hratlon. He also told o f pUns for the five liens o f Pack 34 presented participation by local memben In skits representing Africa. Hawaii, tllTNTPVILLK. Tex., Apr. 3- Death Houne H I I l pa­ age of this motion, ty, irrnml vtce-comm-vnder; -tu-l Mobley tendered hi resignation. K, D Jolinmn. ilttril vtce^om- The Isuird split two tun! two on , Mobley's resignation with nm1 mandez. men Iter not rating The re-lgnnItr-rleeted were the following: tion, t here foie, wa- not noepted. It. \V. Deane, finance officer; Fd The commission last night also Monfortnn, chaplain ami Capt. leselndest a city l>us line rearKatie T. I.niick*, historian. gunization plan which had reF.lccled as »ergrant-at.arm« ■■It, .I in dismissal of -ix N'cgtn wa- Hill llarfield, uml t. assistant Ini- driver* on Apr. 2. sergeant-at-arm-. Russell Tench. The reorganization |l,m had The I'osl approved the mcnduT- ■hang*** rouUs to eliminate dull-hip of nine applicants: ChurU ■aling service. There limt leeu It. IW .II, Harold Hu. kenliach. ■cpatali' busies foi ........... nnl Freeman \V, ,t, Ituddy Howard. whiles For one dn>, N ■'!•>•. lent Marion H Galley, John L I'riee, torn permitted to tjil, any lot-. Lloyd J, Lows, Jr,, Albert L. Har­ Principal otganirrd uhj.i lo.ti came I low and Francis K. Fertsch. ^ front Ncgtoei on Hie gionmls The new commander, Mr. Cor­ thr << had (teen d( scrim Itutlinn in dell, was Imrn in Hartwell, tia-, dir mi-sing Ihe Negro bo driv­ where he ol tended local -cho*d ers. arul high school. Hi- came to SunMajor Hllle Lanca-tcr, in pre­ ford nt the age of 19. During senting the motion fix Higgins* World Wm II he served in Ihe discharge, commented on the Navy. He i* married to the form­ ‘high alary' (fd,2.',tl yearly) llig er Miss Nell Williams of Sanford gilt- receive-, and .nt what be and lives at 26511 Kim Avenue. termed "no economy" n <.ve- 'im« They have two sons, Terry and the i cereal ion director took over Jame*. Feb. 16. F.xcrpt for the period of lire Itcfcrring to Higgins’ plan to Wfip M*rvlrp in* Hav H«*in in Dii* "consolidate” the cite'- tecteaautomobile repair business here I | . . . . IIIX II), •brintrtng •••*.t i n g » V II • tton departinent, .u,li I No FearFoi*MurdereH8 tfle Lion's atate convention in Jack- zbuith America, Mexico amt -\it«-' */*'*— Emina konville In June. lijiver. 1 -re 40-yeai-uld tin 1Negro convicted three time* of murder, doesn't think *h* will la­ the first woman electrocuted In th* Tex** penitentiary. "Furrlv you're not going to ex­ ecute u Negro for killing another Negro," nhe said In uu interview. " I f il had been a while man i' would have been different." From a—known hy Ihe nh'knaiii" By DON W IIIT K IIK ID "Straight Eight"—we* >rntemed WASHINGTON, A|if. 3 11*k- Outraged cttlzens a,rust th to death in Han Antonio, Tex., for United State# are (touring telegums and Irtieii into Wai ninglim stabbing Herman Cohn to death. She I- -. lied111ed to die Msy 4. demanding a (leao-u)i in government. But Emma escaped the electric A large number is |nling up in lb* office ol Senator William |. thaif twice before. Fulhright. The youthful-looking ♦ ---------She received a suspended sen Arkansas Democrat vrho ramrod dreency our dadx taught us? I tenre In one killing and served IH ded Ih* sensational RFC probe l> dnti'* bellstro il. Rarely -.ncic ate month* of a three-year sentence In demanding a code of elhica he enough good wren left to «'* .r a •mother slaying. "I'm not werrleu about ever drawn up aa a sort o f a'lde-rule cleanup." for measuring the Integrity of From New York ( ,! —"It Is getting sent to the rhair,” she «ald. puhlle official*. high lime tha* > j , serious " I l l get my lenience commuted Fulhright laid the Rvnale Uri thought to out standard' nf right to life." Meanwhile, she watts in the week thr RFC inquiry diorlmed u and dceeney wh!-h a ri f i r loo moral problem In which official' Uw. Not only In pnlttk* but (n most Itixurlott* death cell ever pro­ abide by the letter of the Uw— r .e ry corner of American life." vided a condemned prisoner in Tex­ hut vioUte its aplrit witlmut any From W**t Nyact, H V.— as. The pri von hki nu accomoda­ “ .Shrewdness and rievernetx seem tions |n death row for wnmrn and feeling of wrong doing. "The values o f Ilf* which Were to have been readily arrrplnt as an auditor’* office was hurriedly dear to th* Pilgrims," to said, an adequate ami deslrahle «uh- converted for krnma. Three v omen were hired to "and the founding father* have ■tllute for »he once reapected vlrheroine dim and fuixy In outline." Urea o f intrlleetual and mural stand guard 24 hnui * a day. The lime has rum* he rays, Ibtegrily " f OK C LUNrilKON for « m w look at what U right From Al tlene. T*H.—"leu „naThe Seminal* County Chamber and what i* wrong. tion le widrsprrad and gruw'ng And many Amrrteao* fret the rapidly and unless Congres* of Commerce li seeking more for the luncheon same way. Eve-r .n»H M r.*. < orders m house rlraniny 'he voter* registrant* Friday noon at 12:16 o'clock at freah batch of letteie, cheering will at the firat opj-irtunity." Fulbrlgbt for his light for blot liar message* tome from the Mayfair Inn at which W il­ honestr in government and echo­ Arkansas, Michigan, Florida, liam Hlrd o f the U. 8. Chamber ing hla fear that political cor- Mississippi, T-nneseo*-, Calii'or.ut of Commerce will speak, aald raptlM U eating away the moral and other stale* aetoa* the oa- Foi Whitney, C o f C manager, today. atrength o f tha We would especially like th* They ro like UtUt Looking a! the#* leitere. !*wr* business men (if this city and From W e a t h e r f o r d , T#*.-* U no doubt Fultright IIH1 u*l( o *ty to attend the meeting, "What ha* happened te ua. Blllf a subject that la were"rev ’.Vhltney. He advlsied Are we aa a peopU so hunger for people whew he wzksd fnr * roi.t- sent M money or personal power Stos w# mission "to eotootc. >h- etc * m applicant* for reservations nt -----* to , an v eTf Uie lutrchaon to lelephoM 1100. have forgottan every tralia. Establishment Of Crime Commission Is Advocated By Senator Fulbright fix . •theS • |a»l 2tl 1years. AS .1 | .tinI Iin " ' activities as theI , park dciiartnicnt, I S B* I . I I! S s iif the Fir*t Rapti.l Church, h and the ticaiilifi. at ion program IlsalliarZ «»" •’■*» T" " ' inidct Higgins* supervision, I.anj ■a A i t -aid: "lie*- become a snbcity manager, with all ilrpartmeni under him. I don't think that'-- proper." Mot ley this morning reiterated Hoy Wrigid, Hr., tilt, died at hi i his refusal to fire Higgins. He borne at 71)6 <>ak Avenue uiditenly would not comment ett whether this morning at t0t30 o'clock. He be intended tn demand immeiltHle Roy Wright, Sr. fi(> I)iuN Suddenly Today had Wen in ill benllh for many action on the resignat It suby(.„ra. ' mi lies) last night. limn in Rome, (Jo. July 7, IHHI, ('nmmis*lonet> must •asi a yrs Mr. Wrigld came to .Sanford in or no vote nn every issue, ex­ |f)2rt from Chattanooga. Tenii lie cept where they ate prr-.innaly wa* engaged in the Real Estate concerned, th* city chatter tiro, business until hi# retirement he- vide*. Commissioner Lcjtoy Hull cause of III health. He wa* a mem- ‘ withheld’' hi* vuti' last night, her of tire First I'resbyterian "fur the time being." The meeting Church and of the Cherokee Ma­ wa- hastily adjourned after the tie vote. sonic Lodge In Rome. lie is survived hy the widow; three daughter', Mrs. Ava MSanford Weal her Itavis, Mr*. Dick Aiken and Miss High yesterday 84 Margaret Wright; two «on», Jame Low today * l A. Wright and Roy It. Wright, Jr.; nine grandchildren. Joan, I'eggy, Haiti .16 Mary A nn, Roy and James A. Total April rain ,16 inch Normal April rain 221 inches Wright. Jr.: Dian Bhenherd, lied ford Klin* HI, Anne Wright and John Charles Aiken, all of BanThe Weather ford. Funeral arrangement* will be JACKSONVILLE, Apr. 3—-un— announced later. I'll 38 Atlanta *>2 41 Hi.mark T Y P fiY GUNMAN 6d 72 DALLAS, Tex- Apr. 3-bV>— lit ownsville :») 43 A tip*y gunman staggered through Chicago .Ml 33 the doorway of a south Dolls* li­ Denver I quor store and pointed a pistol at Manager L. C. Moskowitf. Moskawltx knocked the gun from hi* hand and called officer*. “ Evidently all he wanted was g pint of whiskey,” Moekowlla told later, “ but It Is th* policy of our ■tore not to eell liquor to Intoxi­ cated person*-” j! De» Molne* Fresno Nrw York Phoenix Washington Jacksonville Miami Tallahattee Tamp* 43 73 52 84 CA <W 79 77 77 27 62 40 48 29 4 «$ fe , At 44 67 � 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, 1951 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, April 02, 1951 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>, April 02, 1951; <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/a264503f992eb6f953752ca9b43867d8.pdf f8f02f86b38b0849bb4ed71a862db73a PDF Text Text 0 • THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLOHfPA PAGE EIGHT THUKSPAY MAR. 29, H51 The B IG G E ST EVENT In TOW N - A V A L U E PA CK ED JtST O K E LY SA L E ! me#*/# Ank m Htota lor Special 4-Pagi Color Price H ill m* wa mimicft must nuns am u most Ifo fatCook (JitStokhj'sfimt ftxxk if smiMrm srmat 11 Juico cnn No 1 T ill. Whole Uni » * M Apricolr, can 19c g-nr Whnt« Peeled ffo 2 Unrv I O rin n 13'/2C 4A or 31c No 7 (irriw fru ll 4fi or. Apricoln can 13c Juice can \2Vzc 24c ** tiuifir Aitfl"ft -N o 2 • .. tii.. ' • I’rices Good Thru S a t, March 31 Quantity Right* Reserved 360 E. 3rd-2M E. HI Sanford, Florida Apncols " can 22c Nr. I Toll. IUIv»n #»r 'll i e-l Citrusip can 20c P eaches can 37c S ectio n s 2 cans 35c No. 1 Tall Fruit jar 31c jar 17c 12-oz. 30c Pickles 8-OI Relish No. 30J Grapefruit C ocktail 28c M nr Dill No 244 Whole Spbe I P eaches can PEACHES Swr*d Picklr Chips can 25c Mt. Vormonl Sliced Xtniudy'* Finest Tiny PEARS Stokely's Finest Cut Sugar Cured Been* S a ia r ts u. Picnic Style 30e Kunnyland Pure Port Big Stokely's Finest Red Sour Pitted Pie S a n ia ia u. 46c Fresh Pig T a ils Boston B utt Style u. 20o Lb. 16e Lb. IT le Freih Pig F ea t Pi*tk Nerk FRUIT COCKTAIL Limas can Ne, JKO 8h«*»lrlng B eets L iv a r P in t lll< «l K Im w jar Iih l?tOf HlirVbeti v No! 102 Cul Root* oi in. *.| Carrots 2 cans 25c Preserves gl. No SOS P o n A l?-«.r Pineapple nr I’ritli Carrots can No. S Spinach can No. SOS Honey Pod P eas can 21c Presorves gl. Stokely'e All Green Cut 12 nr Red Ibupbotrv 17c Preserves gl. 20c P reserves 2 cans 3 le Gr. ‘A, Pressed, Drawn, ' 29c 35c Jelly 37c (in . Shipped 31c Est*Rite Tcnderay 27c 32c llurmcl Canned 29c Crooned Cottage nib BEEF R oast 13-ur. Cherry gl. 12-or. G rip e No. SOS a . n Crum Style Corn u iv reserves gl. 23c Grade A, Quick-Frozen Perk Picklos 27c 2 cans B o a ts gl. 25c T u t # O* S r i B r coded u l6 o u. lie Chuck R aast Ocean Fresh Jumbo H aM ack m •/j f J 'f .’ 1 1 Taste O’ Sen Breaded Wo * SHORTENING 3 Lb Tin LUSCIOUS TROPICAL FRUIT Sugarlpe Fancy U rg e Prunes lb. • 29c Sue*rip# fa n cy Lerga A pricots 12-07. 49c Sugarip* Fancy Large A p p les 3oz, 25c Buxarlpe Mixed Fruit lb. 39c Surarlw Vbn«w Large P eaches Cashmere Bouquet PALMOLIVE Cocktail P*Nut« 12-ox. 39c Cleanser Firm Y * ! b » Waved Paper MODESS Sssssge Laundry Soap In Ctna.—In Qtra. PER POUND Ssnilsry Napkins Birdseye English Peas SUPER SUDS P*iVnt Butter Strssghurt Birdseye Ft. Cot Beans Birdseye Cat Gr Beans Birdseye Whole Okra.. Seabrook Baby fissss Fordhook I la s s _____ _ Agon BrocesR - - -- Sliced. Sweetened. Qntck-fromnl PackrnJ* ; 4R| �£§mxt In U n it y T l i m Is S l r t n f t h — To P r s t K t th* N m ol the W « U ; To P i « b » i » t U I n f f t m at A m tn r*. T o Produce Prosperity for Sanford. AN E s t a b lis h e d Allies Throw Back Chinese * Counterattack 1908 Warren Aide Says Sullivan Is Still Lying Trumans Greet French President The rommunlaU appear to be matting troop* nod supplies fo r n •pring o ffensive. Allied cummander* predict the Red* w ill hit dur­ ing the ftr * t three week* o f A p ril. Seasonal m in t turn the Korean rountryaide Into o vaat quagm ire daring th at period. Deep mud would bog down U . N. arm o r. The C«nununi*ta threw their counterattack at Allied forces on the w e tte r* front. D etail* w e n withheld. but there w as every algn the ilr retreat € N d * had stopped their , . and would m ake a _____ . . . a . . stand . . 1*!«»"» Ww Red Korean border. Am erican troopa op the coM central fro n t moved closer to the border than they have ever been on their present driro. They met no eb|m«Uinn. Ten•ordiip w ithheld the distance. Held dUpatrhee said Allied forces made fighting p u llh n.li* in ■ few are as of the western end reptrel fro n ts. The Red* poured haavy a rtille ry (IWa Honed On. Pace Peer* Civil Air Patrol Seeks New Plane And Landing Strip An airplan e far training purs and a new air atrip for Inga w are the major topic* of 1 the a r i l A i r Patrol a t a meeting Wednesday night at taa A rm o ry. It was decided, said U e u t. David Render, to secure a plana that had been damaged ja a hurricane at Jeakaonvtlle, and wMek he aald could be put Into Proper fly in g condition. T h is work w ill be done at Daytona Beach. With the N avy taking over the Hangar at the Municipal A irp o rt. It | i planned to mako the A rm o ry i a permanent meeting place, he stand. Negotiations are being mode with W . K . K lrchho ff to secure a pleeo o f land w»*t o f Sanford for a landing atrip during the p er­ iod of the national emergency. W ally Sh a n s, itata avlalln n d i­ rector, w ill be bee* In the near future to inspect tha atrip p rior to isiu ing a p e rm it H . la located Ino tra c k , c u t of the A C L lerinn it with he Paola feet, i and measures 400 The dale o f the opening of the g ra ss land lag at p w ill be announced when pun* • r e compitted. I t Is reports to be In good condition, and only it one h a lf ' aer w ill day* work w ith Rem ley. bo required, said K T R A F F IC is >— T h * C H IC A G O . M ar. I nation’s t r a ffic deal Continued .F e b ru a ry , their upward trend , for the 15th eons* nth, the National S a fe ty said. f ; l r *90 waa ■ th a F e b ru a ry „ four percent a bora ] t r y . IB M . the smnlleet If nee Deeember, l M t , nil the Increase w a s In By Mountalk and P a c ific atatea. ' F I ,R E T R B I N I G IB R A L T A R . A powerful U . 8. ship* arrive d at k the United S t a t u l i e peak postw ar N avy foroau IE N T H Ml o f 17 from building A m criIn th* • « xi tsill visito r, French I'residerit Vincent Auriet (ritrht i i* inItodun-d to M r*. Truman by the untilin'* Chief Executive following the fim irr'* n rn vu i at I'nlon Station, Washington, from New V o ik . I .nuk­ ing on ( re a l, I. to r.) u rv; H ii*f. lie n . li.iU -it It. lu o J r y , A ir fo rce Aid. to Trum an. and K c n r A d iil. Hubert I.. li.iin l.o n . N aval Aide to th.' I'resldcnt. I in i. i national 8».imd|diato» Donna Lou Harper Is Selected As “ Rose Queen” At Glee Club Dance Mit* Don 11.1 Lou ll.ir|>er. a Seminole I liyli S lm o l iriim i ami llir Usuitiilri of M i. a.itl Mr*. |>. L ll a t |i r i , wat (rlrc lrri anti 11 owned a* "R.**e tju re n " at the Rote Hall held tail night at the A in io iy and i|Hin*ored by the High School Glee Club. Hy receiving this 'honor, Mu* llai|>er. (lender brunette, about ----- ^flvc feet tvru Inehe* in height, RampagingRivers .... . Inundate South As Spring Rains Hit dims A s s o c iu te d M A IL B O i l T l I ’ re ss I .e a se d W ir e D iSalle gays R ation in g Is Not In Sight A t This Tim e A Five Way Handclasp Marks Crime Probe Fuel ,h' Dsn 'uTi- W ASHIN GTO N . M ir ID— (,T ) Michael DiS-ille, liie puce control tine, tor raid Imiav lie r i|t e t ir to ml11-, ) ' t.j.—e - - j .: - ill,,, I *.in be , I,• ac ta ** ihe it f it t i c iu * ot p iiir* . H r alto t.11,1 |,r not antn tpalr rationing *.** "reuime hi* mendacious artivitie* Satuuiay night." Ihr dictionary drline* "menda­ cious" at lying hi ialtr. I’ re.t Seeietaty Loyal Compton vlnlubuir.l a stalrmciil by himtelf in which be laid "Governor War­ ren ei|teci* that Daniel I1. Sullivan. (be well Lnovvii liai-lor-hite, will rrtume hi* mriulacmu* adivittei Saturday night. Governor Warren hope* that tboir who hear Sulli­ van'* brnadcaM ot irad almul bit radio lie* will keep in mind ihrtc ihtce fact*: “ (1) That l.aniel 1*. Sullivan bn* told three flagrant lie* about Cuvcritor Warren in hi* last two hroadcaal*; "tJi That Cove mo r Warren challenged Sullivan to prove that three were not alnolule. outright lie*; "till That Sullivan hu- failed to prove he vvn* not lying and the five inemlM-r* of the State Har­ ing Comtnii>*ioti have publicly -luted that Sullivan'* allegationure not true. *'A* a matter of rnmtnnn de­ cency, Sullivan ought In era*e relea*ing hi- lie* about tiovernoi Warien unlit he can prove that Price Director Warns Some Rollback In P r i c e s Necessary, Parity Under Fire Dt^allr ei|or«retl thr.r tirui in a ipietlton and a n rx ri trtm o i heir mtli tlir Conglet, on Negro I inline it In anothri mohilir at lo n-p iic' deieliqinirnl. ihr L'nited Slates I hainlret of Comntercr railed a question whether drfrnte o ffiria b hate lie, nird “ to tai n fu r ( nm en m orrler to plar ate lalnti union*. ''I aletr want, a guarantor that food price will not wipe out mo«t of the Rain* it rxprcl. to get a- a price for 'cooperation'," aid the chamber's regular agricultural bul­ letin. 1H1II 1INSATIONAI INQUIRY At AN IND, at least temporarily, members of the Senate I'rtme invrMlgalutg Committee are well plcnmt with Hie lem lU a- they join In a live-w ay tiaiul-hake They immediately went into esoculive sesiton. during s*tilrli tties w ill prepare a lepoil uut inake lecoiiunrndatioiu tor tmasliing Uie nation's gainbtirig netwo.k* The live .one (I to r.) an Sen* la-stei tlimt (D -W yo ). Herbert l) t.onor (D*Md ); Chaim.at, tj>te- Ketuinei (D-Tetui »; Alesandei Wiley (lt-\Vu>) and Chaites Toliey (ll-N . H ). President A u r io l ,»roKram At|vlsiir Rail Unions Agree .. Visits U. S. Naval To Negotiate With T r u m a n Arbiter Foreign War Vets Academy In Rain "Home people nrc asking if K in h lliie r (K r ic l Johnston bn' •old out In lalmr. Ill- i« nrgim : permitslon to put crilin g t on farm l<rtHlurt« below party ami it re|mrti-il t„ have told farm lender*hip privately that parity limit-*lions will have to g iv e " Johnston told netvMlien this week that hit Fcono.Tiic Stnldiaalion ^^-ocy i* contidetmg "free*ing" parity at the price level* of Jan. '-’V when the priee-tvage freere «u , ordered Countv Junior Chamber o f Coni tnrtce in the ‘ M it* Flo rid a " tl’eallaa*a lla Pus* |:|**|| eonteii at the Jsye ve* national The law forbldt price ceilings convention In Miand in June. The on farm product* at le»« lim n the W'inner of this content w ill com. l i -»MiIm,i * u lla !*■■* H a k ii pete in Atlantic C ity in late summer for the title o f "M i** Am erica". Mi«* Harper. In addition to receiving lire four day trip to M iam i, w ill represent the High Hchoci a t the Ja v c tv dauv Pint No. 12. The Veteran* of Saturday night at the A rm ory. Foreign W ar* i* seeking to in ­ M d.. M at. 30- e | WASHINGTON. Mu 3U-WP) Rhe w ill lie escorted by Bruce crease it* m*mb*r»blp which no*.More than l (*0 farm e it o f »hi* Tl.e EIiiilh f i Imiik I nf R ailroad (/!')Vretflent Viarenl' Autml t> l ! I* US, .aid C . W. ( P i t ) Johnson, eelion h a ir became nt-eiperator• lly ASSOCIATED I'RRHH _ Fianre vjiiled tlir U. S. Naval i h»<nv a rrrp ln ] 1 iiunien 1 a PP* with thr Srminole Soil Conaerva Two day* o f liemendoui rain* .Stanley -Hnimley, am) M L * N or­ commander. Any veteran of any war who Acatlerny Imlay. but the pjgr.iniiy p.n.il ol la ilm .iil c,*rnen I h it Hon D l-trici in oiitalnlng , om plrte have tent floodwaler* twilling over ma F a ye Harvey, the other a t­ served overtea* is eligible to jo in. of hit (late visit wat dimmed by ‘ I’ lruiien l Iiiim .n t lu n ir .in a ilu - soil conservation farm nlans. Hen thouiand* of acrei in the drep tendant. hv Clarence Clau-e. Wiggins, planning techno Inn nf Applicant* m ay contact Command, tralnr in thru long illtpllte. Iml the c S, Soil C o nicrvaiiuti S,-* a unity tain, In addition to appearance, the cr Johnson nt Holler Mntur Sale*. touth and have brought huge dam­ (< ■all***4 lla l-aa* lw *i* on which the judge* made • lc tfilrr o llin «»prt I he ten-tar caiavan hmminy tiie vice, nnnmineril today. age to highways, laim i and home*. the M lrclm n was that of v iv a , I B 'l week, he de. lanwl, plans 1 luted lo |*tl tillin' •dliii.il |)4ity liotn W.idunglon eluusne*., friendliness, character Alabama wat hit h aid rtl. Tw o tlir .14 1 r|it,i(ti r ol the were prepared for the land o f It amvrtl at fine nf the Natal Aca1 »cn i Itagan and of It. (Y W illiam l>er»on« diuwned in M iitim p p i. and contribution to the success ii.iim nrn. -tnni»umui! Ly F i r . Itlr nt tin it u-.'il Income from the land tlemy gatri at 11:33 A. M , only of tire dance. T h is contribution North Georgia braerd lot the im­ included aiding In the decoration* M *>H|ilm ini On |*im || « • 1 1 Ish 11 will follow the u*e of soeii plans, llurr niiniiirt lielund tclirdulrtl. pact of rampant liver*. Luuitiina No elimination procc** wa* -aid Mr. Wlggiu-. A full Marine honor guard ua* W A H IIIN liT O N , Mar. 10- l ,V i W illiam J , lllid . Program Vd u*ed by the Judges, who simply C ivil D efrn-e Adm ini'trntor M il­ rtfawn up there, the m in in their T ill-, he explained. It due tn Hie wa« loaked. INtpkin I ’ d A (Id p u s s vi«nr fo r the 8 authc**tcin Dtvi observed the couples a* they fa* I Hint in the plan, eai h a -re In writ Alabama two liver* were dancing ana during the lard Caldwell ho* |ot,l a congress­ ■ire** blue uniforms. T il* Naval •ion of the Chntnhci „t ('o o ilu ei- e Youth Group .Moot of hind is used acriuding to its ional committee that any air a t­ A rad im y l-and played the French with big-iliol name*—the Tombig- grand promenade. Judge* were tack on this country probably national anthem and tl r.a.ten iy ol the U nited State', n mil lie of - iipnliiHlies, and i- treated accord­ Missouri and o gtadunti of 14,. IC m II m H On W age M s fc it Iwe and the Warrior— *ent lowwould come across the polar re ­ -alule gun I hhiiiii-i I mi* 7 tu rn - I ’n iv e rslty of Nehra'ka, w ill p. at llerm nn I'npkiri, yuulti direetu ing tn its need' in u ld ri tn keen gion* to strik e fir»t at the north­ I'm the l>enrfit oi n. I if-' ' here I'lt ila y , Vpr li, nt n Ion. to -mi nf the Youth t "mint -ion Week the toil permanently productive lander* tcutrying to high RtounJ. The plan l» worked nut bt the re.'letl >|HU!'orr<l by III v ('hftmWr i*f * ttfii end In -tU u le, w ill !«e in charge of west and the industrial northeast. grnphert, M Auriol to.'*' (( 'i i a t l R i fr l On f a « r r * « r V A Iluu-e Appropriation* Com­ \Yee Admiral IR ir r y W. H ill, itur»«* .it th r M uyfaii ln» A ll i«*» nl ill fir 1 aiioti.il convent 1(1)1 which farmer mid the b-cnl ml . mi-i-i will In- he It! nt the M ayfair Inn Mitlun district official w ith tinmittee report made publir today superintendent of the academy I* MMIIaUsa ns Pus- I wrarl Admiutl l'ihlnr»i» m rn arc im iln l t•• mntp tin' wick end with the Sanford a lu i quoted Caldw ell *• having deThe President f I »IT\ .llillflM tli 84H»H H |I'dAP11■1»■ Chapter of lla d n - ah n- ho*t H •mtlmitfl Mb !f*i|P I I I Li I IIA IN F S CITY™ F la ., M ar. i n — scribed a* " c ritic a l target area*" There w ill M- delegate- friori (AT—Marcu* Ward (Jliblen*, 41, W ashington, llaltim nre, Richmond, right 'o lith e in - t a l r - ft*i a studv Birm ingham and 8 t. shot and killed hlm aelf last night A tlan ta, Troop .14 of liny Scout* won at the grave of g non wh waa Louis. He re fe rrrd to Chirago, of the p liilo -up h y and program of first honors for percentage n# ad­ killed in an accident five years Seattle, Portland, Kan Francisco, the youth tootetoeiil V arious ttnvancement, attendance and u ni­ ■go. T .V I.I H I VHHEE Mu. :o -i V ttonid persoFtn liilr' w ill ttihr part S t. Paul and Angeles a* other form Inspection at the Court of A ilurney General Rlchant E rv in in duet ting Itte wmk hops amt in Deputy Sh eriff A . H . Rogers re­ like ly ohiective* o f enemy altuck. Honor la*t night at the F ir s t ported uiddens a c ltru * worker, •aid yesterday that awards of aiitire'ting the delegates. Committee- Chairman Cannon Presbyterian Church. Clifford Mr- wa* found lying bealde the grave. ID - Mot said General Hovt 8 . Iiteliideil among these w ill be lo ire- to lucky ticket hub lei may Klbhin had rharge of the program. A -12-calibre revolver which be Vandentierg, A ir Forrv Chief of constitute a lottery even ihutigh An em p ty Greyhound hu- head Mr* I »<*<I'-rc \|o ',o v iU of Jack- thir,- is nn cost tn the p arti, ipanl More than 10 Hoy Scouts and had borrowed from a friend wa* S ta ff, told the committee “ at least John L . Hrumlcy, cast side grow­ •ontllle, it-girtnnl president of the ing toward (lrlandu at n III . . I.. t 75 visito rs were present. Presenta­ in hit ham), lla had shot bim ielf 70 percent" o f an attarkin r a ir er and operator nf the Hanford lie '*id twn tiicll -hem- helm this m orning cotnt'ietrlv overturn Youth C o m m l'-inn; Mrs. Em anuel conducted l,y husine* Item* in k.»tion* were made by the Rev. A . G . on* lim e in the head. force would lie aide to reach their Huai Works, received notice late lla lp e in , the H a tln "n li nntinnal M clnnl*, Itnddy l.a k r, Toni lluryesterday from Governor Warren ed after •kiild io g on tl,,- wet pun t-h.ilrlimn of youth u illv it ie -. Sam - cnrnbla County may !•' c la ssifiisl Rngrt* explained Hidden* wa* U. 8. target*. gesa, field rse ru tiv e ; Robert Lip- driven to the rrm ste ry in a t a il tial Ro-eiilierg, tlirei Ir-r of th> it a* unlawful hitterirs by *h* cour>' T h is testim ony wa* given during appointing him a member of the merit on I ’ n ik \\-riue ut T -\.-«,i\ pinrutl, Seminole D i.trirt Scout after leaving nutts to hi* w ife. secret committee hearing* on the Seminole County School Hoard In fourth Stre e t as It npptiinrhi .i ib- laitlu lliire au of Jew i'h Kdm ntl n; There it nn cost tu Hie paftlciCommissioner; Robert K a r n -, One of the note* asked hi* wife defense agonrlo*' request* fa r fill the unvipireil term of Walter rurvr. ami Cantor Sam uel Krdemer of paul ■in either ->f the rhem es but chairm an of the Troop I t Commit Haynes who recently resigned in each participants an- required to meet him n»ar hi* »on'a grave. money. who Miami Hearh Tire ilr iv e r , D. J Jefford tee ami Rolicrt Hrnwn, who aw ard­ from the office. The »on, Donald, w a* 12 when wa- d rivin g the lui* from J., ksoii The emu en I ion w ill o fficially to re g i.trr In l.e rligtlde !•• win .( ed honors to the "tenderfoot he wa* killed. Last night Mr. Haynes received lifie to T oni|in. tint onhort iio,| i open with registration ut the May- price. IIU N C IIR G i r r s AW ARD ran ks." E rv in -aid a lottery must lun N K W Y O R K , Mar. 30—(dh D r. a Irtle r from Governor Warren, bait i limbed out of Id' upside down i (air Inn from 4 ta) I’ .M. imlay, Honor* awarded to Troop ! J resignation, and -eat by the lim e another In i'. ntmilt ] 7 hi* evening Ihe delegate* will three element*—a prirc an award Ralph Hunchr, Unitrd Nations accepting hi* M RS. CH A PM A N N A M R D mrmbers were, firs t . las* to C raig commending him for his long and Mr*. It. K. Chapman, secretary- Palestine mediator and winner of 4IMi feet behind, a ilived at t l , , . : usher m the Sabbath a’ tun tie r ' tiy chance ari'l n consider at ion. W hitney and w n i|i| els** t« treasurer of th* F l i . t 10ld ut ih r Jew ish I'onim im it) However, ... added th< Flo rid a Federal the 1950 N 'uUI I'ra c r p iiir . ha* faith fu l .-crvicc a* a member of 'Cenr. the School Hoard. M arkie M iller, M urray Nance, Saving* and Loan Association or been selectid to receive the HIM lie strrti-d that al ih r lo o I,,. Center conducted hy rrp re 'rn la - Supreme Cuiut atul court • f other James W ill-m an and Al Stanley. M r. Ilrum lay, who i* 45 wa'- war tra v e lin g al-mil 26 mllmt an tlve* from the Orlando Young •lnte« have hehl that adicrtisem ent Seminote County, ha* been ap­ Four Freedom* award. of the business, lo rrcat, ,: -ai. an . Allan M affet ami Robert Reely pointed to the arcountlng com­ The award to IJunehr wa* an ­ born in Sinfurd, a son of Mr arid liour and as hr approached th-- 11-dea groups. of Troop 5 received second elas* mittee of the United State* 8av- nounced yesterday by former State M r*. L, A. Brum ley. attended local iu rv r, felt the hu* start to -kin. Saturday the delegates w ill a t­ any incnnvcnl*nce t<> the p u rtlri awards. C y ril K sty of Troop 342 Ing* and Loan League, it wa* an­ Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand schools and Seminole High School “ I 'Deeded up n Idl to get con­ tend the various work shops. Su n ­ pant could be termed a consider.i ir« a lla a ra Ha ••■** *'«m l K t a second class award and I.en nounced todav. Tho appointment I'ecora, chairm an of the Fran klin trol," he declared, "hut the hack day morning the executive bud lion. mpbell received a merit badge came from W alttr J . L . R ay, De- D. Roosevelt four freedoms award Therefore, he caid, the 1-01111* ■n,| swung around and the bo- bit tics* sessions w ill be belt) anil thr fo r hla stamp collection. tmth Kscamtda tro ll, Mich., Pteridoiit o f the l e a ­ committee. Ihe curb and turned eurupietelv weekend of n etiv tirs w ill lie r iilm l- may hold that Thirteen boy* of Troop 5 re- gue. which I* th* IB -y e a r old na­ over," nuted In the Sunday afternoon county schemes have an element of re iv n l tenderfoot badge* from tionwide trade organisation of JO H I.P .S S H K N K F 1TS 'Ihe tins misted two road dgn* tea*ion with n discussion nn the contliferatinn ‘‘because p articipant* Robert Drown. are required to tuffer the irvonIll-a ll■ Da |-a,, |:l*hri T A L L A I I A 88 K K , Mar. 1ft— the aaving! aiaotiatTon buslnea*. evaluation of the convention sentence and di-advantage o f go­ Tw o automobiles were damaged (B p e r h l)— Unenrplnyment ruming to a store and signing up nt peniation payments totaled t&4,- in a collision at Celery ami Locust a condition to participate in the 102 during the week ending Mnr. Avenues yesterday at 8:26 P.M., draw ing." 21. nn Increase of fl,A 40 over th* anil E . J . Fnloe, driver of a i ! t l i $52,442 paid out the previous week, Chevrolet Sedan, w ar charged with running a stop sign and driving according to reporta from the Flo r >11 w hile Inioaicaieti. |(e T a * going Ida Ind u strial Commission. High yeaterday K6 Paym ent* in Seminole County north on U i a l A venur. l.ow today 68 The other automobile, a 1941) totaled $175 during th* week end­ lly IIOII THOMAS T A IX A H A S S p Mar. 30— 04”)— Attorney General Richard ing M ar. 23. Eleven counties had no Sludthaker Sedan, travelin g east Rain .02 inch March rain .74 inch trv m think* H onda law enforcement officer* ihould have more money unemployment compensation paid en Celery Avenue end driven bv H O L L Y W O O D . Mar. 30 c p i - ju d y H olliday. , unk dealer'. Normal March rain. 2.71 inehe* (.eon W alker, 16, bad damage e s t i­ upieaky-Voired babe in "Horn Y r r ir id a y ," won the Academy Award to *prnd fighting crime. out during the week. Reelpient* also increased during mated by police at f 600. Dam .igr to latl night lio m Iwo m aloir u l i r n r i , Gtou.i S w o iio n and llrtte Davir. i i * ,'° lk » r •bouId be Itibjecl to recall by the people Ihe period from 1. 4M to 1,829. T h is the Chevrolet wa* put at 1160, ac­ Jo ie E r r ret wat given ih r lop n u lr oicar for bit iwaggering before the end o l (heir term* if they don't carry out their duties cording tn Patrolmen C . It. Spark* a gain o f 143 recipient*. pro performance a« the luilbnosed* and C. W. Snider. Krvtn made both recommenda­ JijH e e * to the seven-man court. J A C K S O N V IL L E , Mar 10~<AT "Cyrano D e Bergerac.'* For the I.. Marik lew ic i, walked o ff tin S H IP C O L L IS IO N tion* yeaterday In' a letter to flrat tim e in motion plrtori' ara- putfom , with two Oscar*, du Atlanta 41 70 N E W Y O R K . Mnr. 3ft-b V )— HCJIOOL 8 r i.O H K The Attorney Qenoral repealed Governor W arren In accordance hi* earlier recommendation that Tw o freigh ters collided In den** 38 Hi Sclioult wedrloaed today demy h is to ry , neither winm-r w a* pllraling hi* feat of last year Hismark w ith one of his eomtitutlonal the IB 4B law againat Lookm akirg fog and rain o ff Ihe New Jersey throughout Seminole County while Pr n r n l. Doth Mlaa llnliiday and (for w riting and directing "A Brownsville 46 70 functions. Cl 40 rrre r a re In New York. Chicago teachera and principal* attended le tte r To Three W ive s.") on boras race* k s tightened by const near dawn today. He also recommended State 8u- prohibiting tmiatarian « f tu * 48 Statuettes fo r the liest sup ­ 25 The Cowart Guard *»M the roll!- the annual Florida Eilueation AtIt wa* a stunning victory for Denver 18 h»*M*ee should bo porting ro le s In 1950 were he- Mlsa Holliday. In her second Im­ Dea Maine* 29 ■be, a bent 80 niUsn north** at of ■ociation convention. results duriag a w ta ln psriotb, • m r , Inateud o f 40 73 Hupt. T . w . Lawton left early stowed on Josephine H ull, the portant picture, the ih * |ie ly New Fresno A tla n tic C ity , Involved the 5,889book- Ion Isthm ian freig h ter Steel In ­ yesterday to attend n meeting of flittering s is te r In “ H arvey." an I Yorker captured the honors away New Yo rk lim . 000, th at they should be p rob lbitluf priukiUf a l 34 15 ■mu reaeurch aasiatanta ta help m aking Lnforaatish charta and ventor and tho ajO t-ton D aniih superintendent* In connection with Georg* H andera, arld-tungm-d c r l. from th* h ig hly touted perform ­ Washington 70 50 w Rh thetr w ork—and that the plhae aids, and .R e m ittin g tho freig h ter A s tra . 31 lie of " A ll About Eve." 22 the ronrrntlon. ance* of Misa Swanson In Winnipeg Legislature work o»t a consti­ U tilitie s Couuutaalsu to llateo In Negro teacher* attended the 76 «3 E a r ly reports aald tha A itra has " A il About E v e " raptured htiti ’•Sunset Houle vnrd" and Ml** Jacksonville tutional amendment to r a iltv t on telephone eogsUnationa and settled u t e m , and that her crew meeting of the Miami 75 Flo rida State nrs for the hest film of 11)60 Davis in " A ll About E v e ." 72 them of overwork. Other* have r«-ad_ trleg rsuua If U s y ^ h a v » a had left bar, and boarded tha In- T a n rh e n Association, si so held In winning fiv e other award* a 88 87 M lix llo tlid a v nearly missed Orlando suggested adding two or throe 05 Tam pa 80 van tor. No in ju rie s wars reported. T a m p s. tt'aadawM Oa ra t* Pant) well. It* w ritar-dlrector. Joseph Alabama Farmlands Are Under Water Near Montgomery Put On Campaign For New Members Schuman Meets With AchesonTo Demand Part In Malta Meet! DisaRi'cement Centers OnWorkingRule On Coupling Air Hoses 100 Farmers From Local AreaSijsn lip To Conserve Land * tsAsrjnr ssdx No Florida Cities Listed As Targets Hoy Scout Troop Wins First Honors Citrus Worker Kills Self On Son’s Grave Hriimlev Replaces Kmpfy (i rev hound Haynes As Member Hus Overturns On Of School Board Orlundn Highway Frvin Rules Airuinsl Unlawful Lolleries Collision DaniUKCH Two Automobiles Attorney General Claims Police Need More Money-To Fight Crime Judy Holliday And Jose F e r r a r Win Filmdom’s Highest Awards nford Weather I The Weather - " l. N EW SPA PER K ill P A Y W EA TH ER Generally fa ir and cooler through Saturday except runsidrrib lr cloudiness and a lr « «hii* f n extreme south ihi» afternoon and tonight. TALI A HASSLE. Mar. 10- <,P) — Governor Wairru't pie** tecretary iai.1 today the Governor i* expecting Miami Crime Commie* TOKYO, Mar. 30- tWP>— A mrri- ♦ D A IL Y Press Secretary Hits Crime Group Head For Not Being Able __ To Prove Charges Artillery Barrage Is Laid Down In Front Of Advancing Reds; Air Battle Fought a eat big gunt today Mailed the • fint Chinctr Red counlertbruit in •is wrelu alone the western Korean bailie front Douihlmvi i|nllrd |i»e Chinese moving along a mountain trail north of Uijongbu. U. S. artillery pounded the mountain and by duik the Redi Mill had not1 pu:hrd through the curtain of Tire. Oilier, rloee-iangt fighting flat* pl ed all day throughout tka area. The American* won a commanding hill with a hand-grenade attack that rocked Red* back on their heel*. The fury of Commuuiii attack* forced Allied troop* to give ground at icveral point* along the front juit tiHith of the Red Korean bord­ ► - Ter. 'f p The Red* have moved 30,000 t i ^ P frtth troop* into the front. Ling line* of vehicle* rutbed Cumin un­ *] til troop* and tupplie* loMartf the baltlefronl. Allied air tpoitert Tliurtday ‘ night tallied 2,000 Red vehicle* £ -J■ the largeat count of the war— jamming the Red Korean tramport network. IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A S t e a l? * THE �THE SANfO RP HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Modern Civilization Termed As H a rd On Trees As It Is On Men Tti* American Junior BH Cross has nior* than 10,000.000 members. Rural Common Senst Hr 8I'U I)8 JOHNSON The rountry may not be jumping “ Production o f more livestock put o f the frying nan into the fire, but It certainly Is train* quickly and livestock products from the from one emergency Into another. same amount of fe«d, throuh In* NEW YORK !( you think this civilization it hard on Farmer, throughout the country creased efficiency in operations, la wri r ralleil on, anil gave, fullest an important objective,’* the Sceremen. what do you ihink it it doing to l r:i? iHit.ililu proilurllon of crop* and tary declared. "It is equally im> Well, they're having Doublet too • according In ,r man who clairm animal products one year after an­ porlant that farmers get the larg­ to lie the ruinin'. older! active tire climber. other liming WotM War II ami the est possible production increases through higher crop yields per ’ ’ l i e - durairt keep inrreanng all the lime.'' said Harry bilevel, adjustment year* which immedi­ arre. ately followed. Farmers antici­ (17, ihaklng hit head. "There are "Farmers and ranchers altould paining add you want to walk pated a period o f slackened pace also continue, and where posaible morr than a hundred now." for themselves and their farm*. For forty years F travel, dean right up and saw it o ff." Hut the rest period has t>ern of upend, their rfforts to Improve Mrevel's affection fur trciM, of some t,liK) Davey tree exjH-rts, abort duration- The mobilisation range and pasture. There Is still l.-r been shinnying up .Hade* however. Isn't quite as strung emergent y again halt resulted in considerable Idle land ami land trees diaglin.lnc alwueal uilment. as that rhuwn by hi teacher, thr the rail for full production. In an­ now In tmor pasture, which ran lute .lolur Davey, knuwn as the S’lrh S' h e n it l i l t , th C e iD ilig nouncing ai-rrage guidca early this and should he brought into effec­ fungu- and other forms « f Might. lith tr of uco surgery in this month. Secretary of Agriculture tive forage production. country. Davey L^d to tip hi» "N o one know* how long the hat every time he met a white llrnnnan railed for the maximum present emergency may last. It Is possible increases In com and oak. therefore especially important that Most major tire surgery is wheat—his goal a'k* nearly a 7 current crop produetjor, efforts he percent Increase In com acreage. thinu In the spring, when a tree'* Last fall he had requested a 5-1 j accompanied by good farm mancltrulalion is at Its Ih-sI. ■agrment and conservative prac­ „ — "Trees fight harder than people percent Increase in cotton arreage. tice* which increase production Arul the Secretary says even larger do to stay alive," said Strove! this year and at the Mine time whose weathered ten and crew- plantings of grains could be used I maintain the fertility of the soil. If this did not mean that other crop cut hair make him look Id- .i plantings would be unduly reduced. I “ Continued inteirsl In conserva­ gentle neurit, "It is very haul to While the Department of Agri- tion farming and rrass land lmilt.enurnee Ih, n i" verv in,eulturc did not i r — ,, r c , i f»«4. Jmovement ran l»l«y P r - u 'v ‘ o, ? 1 ' ' ,l.jf.*»I __ •me;! Uj; 1■* *t(*» Id WlutVlW hi ‘ ’toe ’ same* nr** pii..mu through n rcnl tcsl I time It rc!:&:cd Its rrop gnat., the critical sltuatinn faelnp uk for (he o f run rage The Dutch Mill Secretary said It Is important that tic* l few years. Farmers and IIADACHI. Xiipplicv DeDrirnl Might, ticlirvcil ratried by a ranrhers. with full support of fed­ Hyslrm. Willi Vitamin. Ill, eral and state artncle*, should see ftrioll beetle, has sniead through New Fugland an<( Hu- mlitdh handle.. Maples are easy as n that each acre is utlllied so as to HZ. Marin and Iron west since Until It is „ major rule. They hrsnrh often. So d<i contribute its part In meeting the threat lu what is pruhnhly Am- oaks. At my age I like the one. iiver-all need," ficcrrlnrv Urannan with handle, on—to you don't concluded. mica's favorite shade tree. "It is a hark di'easc. sotmtlitiu- have to shinny so much." Only aliout 12 nut of every It Is estimated that there are like the chestnut blight that hit here In 1911 and wiped out 25 would-tie tree surgeons make more than 50,000 lumbar mills nil the oative American chestnut thr grade. If they turn out to now operating In tha United trees west of the Mississippi he "high-shy," nothing can he Stales. River," recalled Xtrcfel. "It 1. done with them, "Hut, of rourae, all the failures During the Middle Agee It srae fatal within two years . . . acts something like cancer In two may not be due to high-shyness," considered unmanly to ride In year* . . . no known cure for It. raid Strevrl sternly. “ Rome peo­ European rarrlagee. Thay were used chiefly hy women. All we can do Is try to keep ple are Just plain Iniy," the disease from spreading to other elm trees." w a s n 't fillin g It takes two or three years of ns her mother U active work In the field to make knew she should * , ... . a competent tree surgeon. she decided to Lucille HUel •‘Some t»ee surgerv jobs take do something about it. Mis. Ilisel gave Lucille IIADACOL l«eeause a full week." said Strove). “ It she had heard how much it was la a lot like dental ork. Once I helping children who had poor hail to fill a cavity In a tulip appetites and stomach distress tree thirteen feet long, three feet caused hy deficiencies of Vita- wide, and three feet deep. I mini HI, B2, Iron and Niacin. It guess that was the biggest helped her to much that now Mrs. •ingle job In my rarerr." Many people still plant tree, HUel gives IIADACOL to troth of to memorialize their marriage, her children. the birth of their children, or as Hero is what Mrs. HUel spy*: “ My daughter has taken two monuments to a favorite cal or bottle* o f llAD O CAL and she has dog. " I believe women get to mv* been rating more than before and alto sirens better. I think IIA D A ­ tr e e s more than men," St revel COL Is the lien thing for children said. “ A wife sees th e tree in who do not hive an appitete. My her yard all dav long. It gel. daughlrr is fnur years rdd. Before to mean mote to her than It taking IIADACOL tpy daughter does to hrr hushnml. lie usually se e s it unly In th e morning and in the evening." After climbing thousands of tree*--and tumbling from a few — Strove! Is convinced his occupa­ tion isn't particularly ilv:gru«ui Hut hr ones spent five months Mother nf Two Stanley-R ogers I N S U R A N C E H a rd w a re Co. S ll RETIRE TONIGHT TH E PREMIUM W O N T BREAK YOU, A LOSS MIGHT AVE. Phone 1361 DR. H. K. R IN G COURTEOUS SERVICE CHIROrRACTOR Please call for appointment Phone 1741— 174* SANFORD REMEMBER THIS, BEFORE YOU - S C H O L A R S H IP PRICES Q U A L IT Y RIGHT Ai Wallace MERCHANDISE E X A M IN A T IO N S Will be held April 10, 1951, beginning at nine o'clock in the morning, at the Seminole,High School for White Rpplirnntii and at Crooma Academy for Negro appll* canto. There are vacancies in college* to be filled In Fresthman, Junior, Senior and Graduate clanaea, for both boy* and girl*. For fall Information raft on the Principal of your high Mchmil. T. W. Idiwtnn, Co. Hupt. HEATING PLANT At ten o'clock on Thurnday morning. April l'JIh. 1951. the Hoard of Public Inalruction will receive Healed bids on the furnlMhlng and installation of a central heating plant at the Oviedo Mchool. Hid* mii*l Ire accompanied by a certified or caihler’a check in the sum of the (5) per'c'cnT'bl the told. T he Hoard reserve* the right to M IM E O G R A P H C R E D IT P R IN T IN G -T Y P IN G I N V E S T IG A T IO N S MADE reject any or alt bids. For plan* and HpcrineatloriN rail on Architect Elton J A N Y W H E R E IN U N IT E D STA TE S OR Mought on, Sanford Atlantic National Hank Hullitlng F O R E IG N C O U N T R IE S . SEMINOLE COUNTY HOAItD OF PUBLIC CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONES 180 and 1071 INSTRUCTION L. E. Jordan, Chairman - T. W. Lawton, Supt Room 401 Sanford Atlantic National Rank Bldg. Lighting The New Residents Ui the blood si tram, ready to gu right to work. IIADACOL helpa build up the hrmogluhin content of the blood (when Iron Is needed) to carry these precious Vitamins and Minerals tn every part nf your body. • IM I. The t-etUaae I'lipwRlIta Newspaper, AdV W I T H A F IN E , E N G L I S H -B U IL T A n out-of-stater, considering location in Sanford likes to know as much about the town a s possible. T h e means to that end is the Stanford H erald, for here is mirrored the fife o f the community. Printed below are letters which we have received recently from people who obvious NS B. 1st HTKRKT ly know that Sanford's daily newspaper is a reliable guide, to be trusted to give an ac curate picture. February 27, 1951 Saaford Herald . .. .^ * 1 1 Hanford, Florid* Humk You J. A. Kraiup , Hoar Sir: (M P A N Y ailed to Nod Ydtft City—for your R atN cd fdmOn find my d m ii for I t M U Start off my nubwrlptlau for your good paper I do not know your rale, but enter my aahucriptloa for whatever period I hi* enter*. Reaped fully R. P. Sadlb Thaufc you. FICO 90 8lnr**rri.v, J. P. (irnmllttg m S. Lea 132 W. Glennven Are. * * * Youuntou 7, Ohio �MORNING DEVOTIONS Rtiv. Glenn E. Smith, pastor of the Christian and Missionary A l­ liance Church, will be in charge of tha Morning Devotions Program through next vreek. The program is a presentation of Radio Station WTRR, In cooperation with the Sanford Ministerial Association. It Is heard daily at 8:30 A.M. and on Saturday* at 7:16 P.M. At THE CHURCHES Sanford Ministerial Aanociatlua Her. Angus G. Mclnnht, President Rev. Fred L. llorton, Sec.-Treas. m • I’AUE 'I < n .-. T H E t ^ . V K u U j^ U L iU ^ J , ^ U u . . , , l U f l FRIDAY MAH. 30, Dial ~ i 11 ............ ■ - All Oiurrh Notice* muni be pr*.rated at The Herald office hy Id P. M. on (he day before publication. FIRST METHODIST r i l l IM II HOLY CROSS CHURCH J. E. MrKinley. Minister (Episcopal) Kira. I*. K. Slephenuin. D.K.E. Rev. II. 1.. Zimmerman. II.0.. l»:46 A.H. Church School. A Rector claia f«r every aire. l*t Sunday After Easier 11:00 A.M. hlorning Worship. 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion. 0:30 A.M. Family Service and Sermon: Dr. M. W. Cattle. Sr. 6 :3 0 p.M. Youth Fellow ship Church School, ^Barrie*. 11:00 A.M. Choral Eucharist and 7:30 P.M. Kerning Worship. Sermon. Sermon Topic: "Chrial Or Cham” Services during the week: by Hev Henninger. Monday through Thursday and SatuiJay Holy Communion 7:3(1 CONGREGATIONAL ( III IM II A.M. Friday Holy Communion 9:00 Park Avenue and Third Street A.M. J. Ilernard Knot. Minister Churrh School |0;0tt A.M. Morning Wnr»hlp 11:00 A.M IT S \L \ COMMUNITY CIIURCfl Church School |n;on A.M. Sermon: "What I* Christianity7" IHHV RECOVER POWER7 Worship 11:00 A.M. “ Much ha* t>een *aiit recently Westminster Fellowship 7:0l Jhbnut the plight o f Christianity. P.M. Evening Service 8:00 P.M. The only plight o f Christianity i* that it ha* taken it* eve* off Christ. It <|nr* not uncompromis­ (SEVENTH l).\ l ADVENTIST t Ht’ it n i ingly make Him central. It hope* to use Him a* one foundation atone Seventh Street end Elm Avenue C h u rch Services. Saturday along with other* in the »trueturr of motirrn Chriatfanity. There ran morning at 11:00 o’clock. Sabbath School 9:30 A.M. l>e no recovery of Chriatian power Prayer1 meeting Wednesday and wivdom .no emergence of an ‘ascetic church,' no church unity, night 7:30 o’clock. not militant faith, until Christians ic*lire that Christ is the sole rcaFIRST I’ HESHYTKRtAN ion for the power of Christianity, CHURCH who must be central, evrn though Rev. Angus li. Mclnnis, D. I L that mrans the pasiing of much Pastor that is now associated with the 0:45 A.M. Church School. church." 11:00 A.SI. Morning Worship. — Elmer (>. Ilomrtghauacn Communion Meditation by Mr. 31cInnia. 0:30 P.SI. Pioneer Fellowship. CENTRAL H A IT IS T CHURCH Ninth Street and Laurel Avenue Youth Fellowship. Rev. S. L. Whatley, Pastor 7:30 P..M. Evening Worship Ser­ Sunday School U:4I* A.M. * llring vile. the family to Sunday School." Special Music for Sunday Morn­ ^ Morning Worship 11.00 A.M. ing: wScimon by Rev. Clifford Prie»t. Anthem: "Kcijuicsrant In Pact" II.T.U. 7:00 P.M. A Union for by Cham-rl Choir; Anthem: “ O •very age group. Love Divine" by Chancel Choir. Evening Worship 8:00 P.M. Ser­ Special Music for Sunday Even­ mon by Clifford Priest. ing: “ Come Thou With Ua And We Anthem: “ Give Thanks" by Will Do Thee Good." Youth Choir. ♦ CHRIST rill'H C H . Long wood FREE METHODIST CHURCH ( Episcopal) West Eoarth Street and Laurel Rev. II. L. Zimmerman, B.l>„ Avenue Vicar Fred It. llorton. Pastor 1st Sunday after Easier Sunday School 0:45 A.M. 1:00 P.M. Evening Prayer and w Morning Worship 10:46 A.M. Radio Program, Dial 030 5:00 Sermon. All are welcome. P.M. oung IVopte* Meeting 7:00 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. . HCTF.NTIHT Evangelistic Service 7:.'M) P.M. 800 Eaat Second Street Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:30 Sunday School 9:45 A.31. P M Morning Service 11:00 A.M. ■ Wednesday Service 8;0O P.M. LAKE MARY COMMUNITY Reading Room Tuesday* and CHURCH _ C. Cl White, Vast«r______ Fridays 3:00 to 6:00 P.M, A change in thinking, from a ” Church School |0:0cT a ! m . Class viewpoint which accept* matter rea for all apt*. and material things as real to that Wotship '11:00 A.M. standpoint which see* the actuality Westminster Fellowship 6:30 of the thing* of God. It Indicated P.M. in the citations comprising the Tuesdays Choir practice H:00 Lpsviin-Sernuin to be read in all P.M. Christian Science churches next Prayer Hlhle Study Thursday Sunday. The subject ia ’’ Reality." 7:30 P.M. The Golden Text Is from James Mother’! Club meets on Tuesday 41:17): "Every good gift and every April 3 for a main covered dish perfeet gift is from above, and luncheon, llring your own table rnmeth down from the Father of aervice. The Mnthrr’a Club mreta lights, with whom la no variable­ ^ e t church. ness. neither shadow o f turning." Hilda passages Include tha fol­ lowing from Acta: “ And at mid­ first HAprisr church night Paul and Ritas prayed, and Park Avenue at Sixth Street sang praise* unto God: and the W. P, Itrunka, Jr.. I’aalor prisoners heard them. And sud­ John L. Miller, Minister of denly there was a great earthIvdurallon “ We’ve Saved A Plaee For You." ipiake. . . .and every one’s -bands Sunday School iclfi A.SI. "Taka were loosed” (Acta 16:25, 26). (Torrelative -elections from "Sri. your family to Sunday School." We pmvida a plaer for every mem­ cnee and Health with Kay to the Scriptures’’ by Mark Baker Eddy ber of I he family. Morning Wnrahlp 11:00 A.M. Include: ’ ’Spiritual sense, contra­ dicting the material senses, In­ QBennnn by Dr. Pope A, Duncan. volve* intuition, hope, faith, under* Training Union 0:45 P.M. Unlona standing, fruition, reality" (298: fnr all age groups. Wo urge you 13.15). tn attend. Evening Worship S.-00 P.M. Hong CHURCH OF*CHRIST ■nd Prayer Servlre led by Mr. Jack Elm Avenue and Second Street CoJdiron. Sermon by Dr. Pope A. J. C. NirhoUon, Minister Duncan llible Study 10:00 A.M. Wednesday Evening Service 8:00 Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. PM Evenl.ig Worship 7:30 P.M. "Cdirisl is the answer for all the Thursday Rlbte Study 8:00 P.M world." All visitors welcome. I CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANC E Park Avenue and Fourteenth Street Hev. Glenn K. Smith, Pastor Hlhle School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Communion Service wilt follow the morning service. All are wel­ come to this service. Evening Service 7:45 P.M. The pastor will sprak on the subject: ‘Tn AH Thy Ways" The mid-week service is on Wednesday at 7:45 P.M. THE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH H>0* Sanford Avenue J. Randall Farrl*. Minister “ The Aftermath of Easter” if the topic the Minlstrr has chosen for the morning message at the First Christian Church “ The Gospel o f G will be the evening sermon sub­ ject! Sunday School will liegin Itaworthip and study at 9:45 A .31. Christian Youth Fellowship 6:3(1 P.M. There is always a welcome for you. CANNON Hand Tmvela, Solid Colors and Checks. Regular 29c value ............................................... Sale is brrrlir (K O I lb * l 25' Sanforized Sport Chatnbray. Solid colors and Stripe*. Regular 5t>c vniue ......... Sale Price 44c yd. Playtime First Duality Sanforized Sport Denims. Solid Colors, Checks and Plaids. Regular Price title yd. ..................Snlc Prire 6 9 c >“ • Extra Lnrge Beach Towels. Regular 1.19 value .................................... Sale Price 00c 80 x 80 Defender and Druary Hill Dress Prints. Regular 19c value ........ Sale Price 3 0 c yd. CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT Rrgulnr fi9e-79c Little Misses Piny Shorts. Sale g0c Crctoope Drapery Material ...... ....... ........... . Sale 5 9 -- r*. L A1) IE S’ I) E I*A R T ME NT Little Misses Printed Dresses, size 3 to ti. Regular 39c value* ..............................................Sale 2 r Legal Notice rn-riTiot * vvai: i.kuai. ’’Tic Toe" Printed W affle Cloth. Regular title yd.................................... Sale Price 5 4 ‘ >“ • Dish Towels, 17 x 32, highly absorbent. Regular price 33c .............................. Sale Price I for |.110 Regular 79c GOODS Rayon Cordelctte Dress Material Regular .V.»r value .......................... . Snlc Price 4 9 ' >d* 20 x 40 Towels, Pastel Checks and Stripes Regular 49c value .............................. Sales Price M r ea. THE CHURCH OF GOD 2399 Elm Avenue Rev. Joe C. Crews, Pastor Sunday School begins at 9:45 A.M. Clasee* far all ages. Morning Worship 11:00 A .31. 3lrssagc by the pastor. All mem­ bers are urged to lie present at this aeivice. Evangelistic service 7:30 I’ M. Message and altar call by the pas­ tor. Prayer meeting and llible study Tuesday evening at 7:30 P.SI. Come and bring your Ilibles. Missionary srrvic* Thursday evening at 7:30 P.M. Sira. Marie Klnard. leader In charge. Victory Leaders Rand service Friday evening at 7:30 P.M. Sira. Evelyn Dennett. Superintendent In charge. A program for all young people. The Church airing hand will fur* nish the mualc and the public is Invited to attend all these ser­ vlets. N oll'S PIECE PRODUCTS Polo Shirts. Short sleeves in solid colors mid strijics. Regular 7*Jc value .. ... ......... ....... ...... Sale 6 9 ' W, % nrr ,ns*B*d In Iiio Is im hI JSIh HI. and Par . A-rnuo In ri*nfon|. Hrn.ll.nl. Cau'lty. Vis onitrf It), I fMItluu* navi*. I'Ib 'n WMulls anil that tnirmi in r-al-ter' said Dam* loirsusnt to the Utiw* of <h» Elrtlllnut Nam* H la tu ie ta .w it Sun Dresses. Regular 2.79 ..................................................... Sale 1*88 Toddlers* Polo Hhirta. Sale Regular 89c ........ ii 6T Plastic Aprons, B». I I M V n f V l . tM * H iatal*s 11811 wiih th*11itwf-v of the ficenit (feurt Infant*1 Babcttn Proaaaiu Regular Ial9 v i Iucm ..,,,♦»**»». t^m iti iiHK< ' X . of Kamlnole I'ountr, KlnrtiD. John |1 I»*V llarrr l i Tnuki Owners Mar. 14. m i Regular H9c value |AnU With Wings) M a y Be Hi l c ** RIoUHCS. Sale Regular 1.19 Rain Capes. ............... ........................... Sale 4 9 ItluUHCH. Two-piece Crinkle Cre|ie Pajamas. Sixes 1, 2, 3. Regular 98c value................... ........ - ........... .... Sale ITERMITESI Rayon O ojhj (»own». .98 Be Sure To Anklets. Regular 20c ........................................ Sale Price |2C pr. Call or Write To-day Rayon Panties. Safe 30( For FKEE Inspection FIDELITY BOYS’ Exterminating a Play Shorts. Regular 59c value ........................... ........... Sale 4 9 I’ HON K— 2-1852 pr. Sport Shirts. Regular 1.89 value ............................................ Sale J.59 Regular 1.98 value Regular 59c Denim Dungarees Regular 1.98 ....................................................... Sale |.S9 TO FILE YOUR 1951 APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION and PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS! Sport Hhirta. .......... .................. ........... Sale | .79 White T-Shirt*. ........................ .......... Sale Rayon Slack Hone. Regular 25c pr................ ..... ............... Sale fi White Sport Shirts. pr. for |.0 II HOUSEWARES China Tiible Lamp and Shade. TAX LAWS PROVIDE SEVERE PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO FILE RETURNS ON TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE PERSONAL PHOPEKTY. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION CANNCT HE GRANTED UNLESS AP­ Large Imported Rag Rugs. Regular 79c ea. Regular 4A7 value...........Sale J.29 Hale Pottery Parrot and Rooster Planters for Flowers. Regular Ii9c value ............................. Only Colored Onyx Aah Trays. PLICATION IS FILED WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED TIME, 69' 39 Regular 8c each .......... Hale 2 for 0r Blank* have been mailed to all who filed application or made reluma laat year. If you failed to receive your* plraaa call for them at the Assessor** Office. rtrvon Glass Stemware. Sherlx-ta, Wlnea. Regular 2.ic . ... ... ....................... ................. Sale |Jr ea. Large Odette Framed Pictures. When applying for Homeatcad Exemption fnr the find time, please bring deed with you. Regular 1.49 value........ Sale g g c i . \\ Q ) ' • ; Florida Framed Pictures If you need help with your return*, I ahall be glad to aaalst you, YOU ARB NO LONGER REQUIRED TO FILE APPLICATION VUM 9 t ARE m # cm . INEY R e g u la r LDD TAX 49' Rayon Slack Hose. Regular 29c pr. . .. ............. ....... ............... Sale 2 5 ‘- Pr. Special 2 0 : «*- Applications Pont M arked Before M onday M ar. 31 W ill Be Accepted Sale 0 0 r MEN’S WE A It T-Shirta. Regular 49e value ................................................ Sale 00< TOMORROW NOON IS THE L A S T D A Y Sale 1.89 Cotton llnlf Slips. .............. ......... Regular LID Nig lit & Sunday 313 North Main Streak Itatiste Gowns, ..................... Crinkle Crejw Gowns. Regular 1.89 values .............................. ............ Sale |.79 Orlando PHONE—2-1244 29' value* KQr 39c values Ii9c vnines DEPARTMENT Boyu* Polo Shirts, basque stri|ic. Regular 49c ...................................................... Sale J0t Co. IT TO E O T T H A L L EO T P T O U 59' v a l u e -----------S a le | | e X - •: V * . . mm .,1 j,-• ..-• -li-. 4 ' f [■-. -se «*v %- * -B*. » •/ - % -- „ , . . a, . - . if �r The Sanford H erald K*tabll*hr4 la I M f i M I U H 4allr • ■ « » > ia ia r 4 a r aa4 *aa 4 a r al * a a l» (4 . I Iarl4a __ I I I Maaaalla I i m w lia t«r*4 a* a w a i l rlaaa a t l l n O rlakar IT. 1 * 1 *. al Ifcr l*aal t tllk t • ( k aataM . VlmrUm. aa4 ar Ika I d •I (t a it M a l March a. IlrTS. HUI.UYII u m : « ( K4llar noil link in: * x R a t la n i H aaagar • i i i m iiiiiiu k n v r i:« $9jr f worlor _____________ i *at Oa> %!**»*ill - |JC Three HaBlIt IM M> MeRlka 11 DM flit# l> «r All wbllaairy iiHflr#*. rarda wf Ifcaak*. r r u l a l l a a i , ararla aiaila aa . a *4 a a llr * « ar ra tv tia la a tr a la far Ik * parpaa* • ( ta U la a Ia a4 a, a lh k* rb a ra *4 la * al r r a a la r a 4 « r r il* la a tal*a. M ,,**r-val,4 N a lla a a ll* Mf Ia laa4 ,k*M>pap*r H *p r*a rala > I I* * * . I * r . I r a la r k . I k lra a a , llc Ira ll. K r a i a i I I I I , al. I.aala. T k * Il» r a l4 I* a a * a b « p a f Ik* A u a * la l* 4 I ' l . u which la *a tlll*4 P tr la a l* * !* la Ik * a * * la * rrpahlla a lla a a l all Ik * laral a **v * p rla l*4 fa Ikla a ****p ap *r, a* ***11 aa all i i j a***a 4l*palrk*a. FRIDAY, MAH. 30. m i TODAY’S BIIII.K VERSE O-ir law* hate (lo a n more kimllj in three thuu-and >rar*, but wr ‘ ImhiIiI uni sliu.r Irnirnl laaa, Maybe ar Iran tun far In­ ward mer,y to upi penitent person* who rrpral rrlmr« again and ■lain. Kya fur t-vr, tooth fur tooth, hand for hand, fool for foot.— K i ­ ck!ua 21:24. Tlir city of Tkllahaiirr liai adopted a $4,079,000 budget for lit* ((lining yrai, up I300.0CJO ovri fail yrar. I hr 1 imn-Union point* out llial Apiii Fool’, Day it no lime for fooliihnru itiii yrar. Tlie people have hern foolrd loo tnucli already thii yrar. Showing how new contlruclion Rorida ii increaiing air ihrtc figure* rrleaird by the Florida Indutlrial Comminon. The aver* age monthly rmploymenl in the coniliuction induitric* in 1947 wai 54.400; in 1940. it war 57,700; in 1949, ii wa. 50,000; in 1950 il wai 59,500; and (or the first two monthi of thii yrar il hat been 65.000. in iu Nine Roiidiani air listed among the 575 greateil living American writer* in a nrw bouk. "Amriican Nnvrliil* of Today" ' Or. Hairy R. Warfrl. Tliry are arjorie Kinnan Rawling*. Ilirodore Digit, Edith Pope. Elirabeth Mettger ‘ Howard, Andrew Lytle, Dr. Frank C. Slaughter, Philip Wy­ lie, Benedict Thieltn, and Robert Spencer Carr. S y t»i & kd 5* There are more waya than one of ikinning a cal. The Chinete Cohimuniiit couldn’t whip the American boy* in the field, ro they are tending ihiploadz ol opium into Ihii country, Federal Narcotic* Commit nonrr Amlinger tayt, lo undermine American youth. And wme American youth*, anxiout in tome catet to eicapc lit* draft ,are repotted taking lo dope aa a way out. Governor Hyrnei of South Caro­ lina will have no pait o i any Third Party movement in the South lo oppoie the tl re-eitetion o f Prrtidenl Truman. oppoie Truman, or t t y other "Fair Dealing Demo­ t e d " , don't worry about that, but Iw wiU be will not do it merely by killing hi* Note, a i the voire o f all thoac nnd who might migh join a Third Parly Vote* are going lo be loa|important lo be killed in the nrm election. A l H to prove that thr AdnJiUtralion ha in'! the fainleit idea what U going on in the world aaa deeirri only 10 play both end* ngnlmt lira middle, it at one and the lame time authorize* Mobilication Director Chatlcz E. Wilton to it*or an opiimntic atatemeol that the Marias* have arrived and evceythiug U well la hand, while G em nI Marahall broadcaiti dire iorabiddinga that the eilualton ii than It ever hat been and ia about lo break loo**. No the average man, who k*>kt to hi* le.de rt for advke It I ra m A iriiA jyyjw PAGE FOGS Unfreezing Television THE WORLD TODAY Floods H i t <r*ltla*e4 Frmm r * | , U »| The Federal Communications Commission at last has By DF.WITT MACKENZIE Much liv m ark wn ifpotted taken a step toward lifting the freeze which has prevented A I’ Foreign Ufair* Analyst drowsed. Far rearbet o( rich farmIttminnce of new tele vis inn Mat ion licenses for two and a ". , ” land ware lapped by muddy wahalf yearn. The freeze wan intended tu (five the Commlsidon _. The h*ail men »n Moscow may ___ ■ * _ __ . . f *01**4* counted among time to study the allocation of frequencies, since it had be­ be locKtog w a n May isugiu o w r : f**’ come cleur that there were to be far more applications for (nr tumpiatnu among tn« demo- ln «r lour* the certain delay in « iiu j ipiing planting, licenses than could be satisfied under the old setup, and cractc* about lliv contract oi ui* Korean, i n northea*l Alabama, the Cahthat it would lie necessary to add more channels. This study military war. alia and Coosa Rivers ov« rlcaped has now been completed, unless protests uynlnst the pro-1 auw i d l**ati*fac(iu n |H-rhap* U thrir hank* and fanned nut. Na­ world m o ir to (tie m uscovite* |sised allocution* force further Inquiry. tional guardsmrn were on duty Ilian legion* on the (ja llli- iir lil. I l at Chlldershurr, where thr Coins Everyone will hoja; for speed in finishiriK the mutter not on I , m i , im p u m » ta till: now ttrul resuming the issuance of licenses, us the continu-j m ilitary **n»c out It rouhl pro- partly rnverrd about 200 home*. Belwrcn 400 and a I/KV) |>er*ons ancc of the holil-up la-nefits no one. The freeze has caused VItic p. u paakiliia lo r tin- s p in . .] wer* hnuieUsa. Hot Cron worker* haphazard geographic inequities. Some areas of the nutlon, ui tiUimmJJHftUi* jnlaeii the guardsmen in bedding llatorr typical of irrtrtl eri- down the unfortunate under dry where television stations happened to get an early start,, tkiMi wa* mat vi.it ,*d yesterday shelter. have seen an almost unbelievable growth of this medium j by rrtnia Minis!*, Nehru uf India downpour in Alabama in of communication and entertainment, while some other in parliament, lie characterized 48Tbr hour* wan more than the areas only a few miles away have re m a in e d with only em­ General Duugla* .MarArthur’a re- normal precipitation for the entire peace-talk offer to thr North month. bryonic television service or none ut all. It should have Iteen rent Korean and Chlhe.-e Hrd* a« an Hut In Alabama and elM-where possible to serve the ends of the freeze without these in­ extraordinary d a v c l u p i n e n t in the Bouth the rain* wrrr mintequities, but when the freeze was put on nobody ex|>ected fraught with grave lonsrquencc* ly over. Ironically, akiea were for all countrie* concerned.” it to last for thirty months. clearing a* the flood thrrat Inch­ "Certainly no field rumtnandei Television hits had an impart on family life, social life ed toward its peak. I* going to lay d >wn the polices The Cooaa wa* eaprctrd to rUe and education which lenves historians o f the contemporary of the government of India," de­ four feet paat flood alage of 20 scene groping for words to describe it. The impact which clared Nehru." Political policlee feet today. has already been experienced is probably nothing compared are laid down by goverrunrnU, DownMream at Montgomery, with that which will come with unhampered development. not ronimarnier* in the field." Alabama'* rapital waited uneaiify Impoitancc Of A Name "What's in n name? Thai which we call a row* by any other name would smell as sweet." Thus spoke Shukespcar's queen of lovers, Juliet, but wrongly. Names do make a dif­ ference. Take "capitalism." In the battle against Communism, one trouble, as various thoughtful observers have pointed out, is that pur economic system Is handicapped by ita name. “Capitalism*' recalls the old-time conflict between rapitnl nnd laltor; it suggests a system In which the rich prosjter al the »*\jtense of the rest of us. "Free enterprise" Is not a happy term either. It has been misused by Its friends, some of whom have used it to cover all sorts of shady dealings. "Free enterprise" has in some cases Item used to glamorize oppression of laltor, or illegitimate practices In huslness. To a good many critically minded |tersons the term is not so fur removed from "rac­ ket." It should be possible to find a better term without the undesirable meanings of these two expressions, so that the defenders of our traditional system will not start with two strikes ngnlnst them. “ Ha la need economy" has been suggest­ ed, but Is not particularly moving. "Economic" or "Indus­ trial democracy" could be nearer to what In wanted. There may lie still better terms, which It would be well to find. There is something In a nnine. Influence On Weather Semite sulx’iimmittecs are considering legislation which would put all experiments In raln-maklng under federal control. They have heard predictions from scientists that real control over the weather Is quite possible, and have heard Weather Bureau officials, but poorly concesllng their skepticism, say that If raln-muking Is to lie done they ought to be In on It. If weuther were Under federal control, post scandals of influence peddling probably would fade into Insignifi­ cance beside new onus to come. Th« Senate has never seen a filibuster such as might be conducted in an effort to alter the next year’s rain program- In the past the trash of lightning has seemed to Invade committee hearings; in the future it might indeed do so. Weather Bureau people ’tnay be scientifically dubious, or they may merely have envisioned auch tilings as these* while watching their gauges on stormy nights. • Academ y AwardR Brum ley Appointed (Cmtlnnatl Iran* Png* Own) playing the rot* of Billla Dawn, whirn aha created In the New York atoga play. Columbia atudloa tested many other artre*aes betore selecting her. Ethel Barry­ more accepted the award in her absence, lauding a "Radiant per­ formance.” Ferrer, another newcomer lo fllmi, spoke hi* acceptance from a New York fQtrtyi “This mean* more to me then the honor to an actor. I consider it a vote of confidence and an act of faith, and bellava me, III not let you down." Ferrer himself had thrown the party at a email Spanish night club and Invited both Mia* Hoj. I(day and UDa Swaiuon. Mlaa Holliday broke into aube and could only aayt "Pm braid? myaelf with excitement," Ml** Hwanaon. currently ap­ pearing in a Hroadwiy play wtih Ferrer, wa* a imlling loser. For Mias Hull, it was the climax o f a theatrical carver that began In her native Boston In 1002. The M-year-old comedienne won the warmest applause from tha 3800 apectatur* at the Fantare* Theater. "How wonderful of you!" eho remarked. " I mual thank that ale foot, four Inch Harvey.’ Bandera, usually stoical, wa* moved to tear* by bla award. It# no oceoptaac* speech, merely grabbing hie Oscar and rushing offstage. ( C m i a n d from f a n Dm ) and the University of Florida. He lx a business man a* wall aa a farmer, and tha Sanford Boat Worka, located at the Calory Ave­ nue approach to tha St. Johns Rivrr llridre, was established by him In 1024. He has continually added to the boat works at which many river cruiseri and motor boats ar* dock­ ed. In addition to repairing, tha bus! nest Includes salsa af orator cruisers. A display room and build­ ing for thle purpose was built Thr prime minivler had in mind for the update overflow to aend MscAfthur’* recent tdalcment !!- ’ •• fnfn the .Mat,ana llial he wa* ready lo cunfrr wiln River. A crett o f 411 feel flaturiti) the enemy commander "tu find wa* eanectrd to inundate accllona any niilitary intan* whereby the of north Montgomery. Flood *lage realization of the political ob­ jective* of the United Nation* there J* 3S fret. At Northporl, Ala., on the in Korea might lie accompHahed Warrior, m»«t o f thr bualnen* *rcwithout further tloodihed." line can’t di*miu lightly *uch tlon wa* under water. Thr river a statement mining front the. head roar 42 fret overnight, and liO of an Asiatic nation uf 300,01)0,. Camille* tplaihnd out of rivrrOtKl |ieoplr. Ilia view* are hound *idr home*. Among thr rrfugtra to away a host of folk, eapecially o f thin town o f .1,000 wa* Mayor finer hit Influence rzlrnda be­ H. L Andrr*. The Warrlar neared a predirtyond the horitrra of hi* own e*l r;rrt of C8 frrt, only abt country. The Imniton Daily Express indie* ahnrt o f the record **l sum, the altuatiun up In an edi­ more than .a half-rantury ago. Highway communication be­ torial declaring "it ia tirnt- the hounding of MacArthur wai tween Northport and Tu*caloo»«. a brought to an end." The Express rail* Jlaiant, ware cut, and the •av» thr real quarrel lirtwrrn gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railmad the tlrneral and III* critic* liepmi free -hultle aervice. With U over Iheir prop., ui lliat he nn fare* to pay, re*ldenla of thr -Imulil halt at the .Uith Parallel two cillet crowded Into pavSngrr II* maintain* that iin’t sensible , irein. that saved them a detour fet i military proposition, j ° f W mllefi by motor fir . "A halt on tho P a r a l l e l d e - | *" lh* f*r} 1** paetureland* of clarea the Express,’’ would elm- ^**t<cntral Alalrama, cattle were ply mean giving gratuitous t driven to earth mound, above the ventage to the enemy which I • « * of T " " ? 1 * P * n* flood., only might be paid for with Allied •« ’* h n «*’<le*P in the un^ live*. In . military senso tho usual ...........rise. The Tennessee River was climb­ Parallel does not exist, hut in thr political field It loom* very ing steadily. Tho heaviest rainfall large Indeed. Our leader* cannot In lh* Tennessee Vally was re­ decide where one begin* and the corded at ilaleyyille, Ala.—7.GU other end*. This I* why political had O S inches. Damage to highdirection of the Korean war haa tnche* la 48 hours. Falkville, Ala-, ways and bridge* in Calhoun been and still Is deplorable," county alone was estimated by This defense of MacArthur «900J)00. come* from a newspaper In, n At Birmingham, wh»re"hhoul country which has hern very Jt/WO residents (dents o f a Negro suburb critical of the commander. T h en were me rooneM .Wedfteeday night, has Iteen ronsiderabU feeling the floodI wataraiwera watersiwero slowly rail* there that Hu- general la too ing hack. «• * much of a nn* man hand and has the rain belt It had reached from rzrrrdrd his prerogatives, . North Csergi* the Carolina* ■n<f . Who decides what hia prern. arras* ...........,.....its Alabama and Into «D *Ieallve* an»7 Well h* commands a Ippl and Loulaiana; ! " United Nations , army which, Two p*t*ottt browned In' Minifights udder the IT, N. flag. How, Ippl WedHesday where their car ever, the peace organisation haa unfed. Inin a . flooded read.id* dive,ted itself of responsibility Ich. • t-t I' , hy declaring that the united At Rome, In North Ororgla, Htalr* U ita agent to maintain a ore than eighth Inehe* or ram unified command. Ko it’s up to roll In 30 hour* and * welled the Washington. Ottenaula River fn a rise of I* That bring* us back toi our Met In 12 hmir*. . original observation that Moscow P [Red Cross dlsatter erdwt Wer# must be no end pleased over any oil the alert- Floqd stage at Rome allied bickering. A quick end to h 28 feet. E a rly today the river it would be welcomed In many had reached M fe e t and wa* still quarters, but we find rfcing. Highways * * the aortk rather lit the pokltlon o f Captain were under w aU r. In some eecBruce llalmsfathei’e "Old Bill" lions, rail tracks were washed out and the "Better ’Ole". The famous British artist during ■Idee of the Atlantic are laying World War I pictured his aoldiar that If w* know n better ’el* w* character "Old Bill’* as sheltering can go to it. They hold that if in a shell hole with a companion there Is a beter Allied military who wa* complaining bitterly leader, and one who know* Asia ■hnut the heavy enemy barrage. better, why then send him to Koree. The alternative, from Bars BUD " I f you know a better ’Ole, go their viewpoint, ia to support the man already hero. That might to ii y Bo now some critic* on both halt any belly laugha in Moscow. gtd dcWn b y deep mud. Police“ N ee d Money But A P correspondent Leif EricMon. reported.that Ll. Gen­ i r « a t la a # 4 grass r a g e Owe* ( c s s u s s r t ^ M i rage SMI fire into Allied lines on the cen­ eral Matthew fi RMgway’s Eighth tral front. Patrol rla-he. flared Army Is in the he-t position of court order id do RErvin said ■‘the people are lh* »a r lo a h*orh ihe hock ><f a all along Ihe haltlellne. demanding better law cnforcAbout 70 American and Rus- major Red drive. The Eighth Army hold* strong ment and tha responsible officer* alan-huilt jet fighter planes clash­ ed over North Korea Friday in position* just south of 38 on the should be properly equipped and compensated In render this pubtwo *e|>arate high-altitude dog­ western and central front*. Some fights. U. 3. pilots claimed at of it* South Korean units are lie service."! lie -aid (sturdy sheriff* should least one lied jet dntroyrd and eight miles north of the border he- better paid and should be al­ two other* damaged. There wa* no on the raitern front. lowed enough expens* money to •lamagr to American plane*. President Truman told a new* The Red infantry wa- poised conferenee in Washington he still obtain evidence, pay for dclectife rr v ic * and use modern and along a GO-mile front. wants a free and united Korea. scientific equipment to apprehend Many o f the frc*h troop* mav Il» *aid the question of crossing he replacements lor Red* frllc I Ihe Parallel ia a military matter. criminals. "Another approach to crime hy a triple epidemic of typhus, An American Negro unit that suppression Us* in strengthening smallpox and typhoid fever. Allied call* Itself “ Fearl#**” drove with­ municipal nolle#," the Attorney Source* eald the dUeasr- had hit in three miles of 38 on the west­ General said. untold thousand* of civilian* and ern front Thursday, -Policemen who are adequately Red soldier* in north Korea in British and American forces paid are mure likely to resist recent week*. forged sizable gains near ChangThe nrw arrivel. were hunched gn, also in the west. A fight rag­ the temptation of bribery than are those who are having trouble along Parallel 38 on a «JO-mlle ed for hill? ee*t of the haltered [ ranting enough l*> support their line centered north of Chunchon. town. Some American troops were families. Chunchon U right mile* south of foretd to withdraw. "Accordingly, it is recommend, the harder. U. S. artillery duelled with Red sd that tha legislature look They could be the lump-off fores field pieces north of Uijongbu, with favor upon proposed legts. o f an expect«t Communist spring alao on Ihs western front. lation to prenrid* uniform merit offen«ive. On Ihe central front, bitter a..d retirement system* and other The U. S. Eighth Army com­ fighting flared northwest of standard raising measure* for mand *ayx the Red* at any mom­ Cluinrhnn. The (Siamese) troopt municipal police." ent can throw nine re*tci or frr»h puflcd hack there is their flr*t Hr also transmitted to the army mrp*—»ome 27(>,(t<K) men— | frontline action of the '* « ( Tit* Governor rceoromrn.tatinn* of th.* into -M,-h « urivc. Thx* tracp; 'tad been ~ ' ‘ >r; 'state eli-u’ t judge* that in­ I f they do, il would i>« thrir | vinuslv to mop up guernlis- ill greatest *ma*h of thr war. rcur area* a* wrre tilipino troops, cluded: Raising the compensation of I f the Red* should strike dur­ now also in the front line. juror* to fft a Hay. It l* now |3. ing thr> first three week* o f April, To the east, American patrol* Providing that a person con­ they might find Allied armor bog- moved north and northeast u victed of perjury may automa­ llangye within four mile* of 38. tically he restored all hi* ri»ht* The Eighth Army *aid 780 Red* of privilege and cltlxen-hin, were kilted or wounded and ft7 including thr right to testify in taken prisoner in Thursday’s court, upon being given a full I C e s lI e a H I’m , g e a r O ee) o**l*Unce of a trained planning strong patrol action across the pardon. technician from the Soil Conser­ front. Authorising Judge* to commit Allird airmen spotted more than youthful offender- dlnrGw to »he vation Service. The farm plan hi drdgned for a 2^X81 Red vehicle* moving along new Apalachee Correctional In­ particular farm and it* soil*. Il l- i h* Communist supply network In stitution. They now am *ent not romptiaory, end there I, no North Korea Thursday night. It1* first to the prison at Ralfotd. the most 11. N. pilots have ever rharge for Ihe swvIrCt renderc*!. Providing that Insurance mmI.and rapahilltle* are lutscl nn •een. They attacked more then nanlr* he made rartv lo property a complete *urvey of Jhe soil up to 300 of th*m. damage and personal injury suit* a depth of 80 inches. TM* survey A Hu«*ian type jet made the against thrir policyholders ._____ la made hy a trained sell scientist first Red nignt air attack in who I* employed by the Soli Con­ more than a month. It mad* two servation Service. paxes at an American H-W j II, ,q. B-28 homher* Friday strurk The Aral step In obtaining a llmrsday night. The 11-20 wa* not and heavily damage-1 the Red airfield at Bhusak, 70 mllca north­ farm plan, said Mr.1 W lggim . I* hurt. _____ to make application with thr Boil For jhe second straight day, west of 8«oul. t Conservation District In which the land is located. The legal descrip­ tion should be given »o that the technician can eailly locale the property. gins quoted Dr. Hugh Mr. Wiggtni t. Bennett, chief of the Boll Conecr vation Service as stating, “ we can get along from now on In this country with the good land we now have left, but we can’t maintain our present standsrd of living if we lose much more from waste, erosion end abuse." Korean W a r Soil Conservation F oreign W ar J ! 4*3$ USED CAR SALE Vets t c * * n * * w r » « * m oe s * *t or may call John L. Galloway poet finance officer, at the tax offiee ia the Cou/t -House., • The poet was re-aetivated in I DM Immediately following Woruj Woe U* Tk* membership oomaincl marty V i>'.W ..»ra who starved ia W orld ;Wan J odd.ia the Bpaalsh Anerfaan War,The majority at the Uhte o f resclIvaHon, however, were Werld War II veOrran*. v'.t The i f tret peat-war commander wav J. Brailey 0<Riam, who was followed hy V. D. Beott. John L. Galloway then verved 0s commandeg • and woe aalreeded hy Mr. Jehooorf -who has served for two Miens ahd I r the present comIDOggp•- t U s e (tost h it provided the V.F.W. Bth District onO district commander since re-actlvatlon. John L. Sauls wet elected to this office In I04B end served through 1M9, and he also terved as post adjutant for two year*. Top membership wa* attained in 1048 when the post had 160 mem­ ber*. Joe Wells Is present senior vlre-command«r; George Hagan is unior vlce-commanJtr; E. A. fonforton la chepleln; Mack Cleveland, Jr„ is poet adjutant and L. F. Boyle Is post service officer. 1 i harvesting on Me celery form, former W. L. Henley firm on ^ A v e n u e which he purchased ~ 1050 B U IC K S E D A N E T T E t|Nft.OO Low MUeas*. N nrly mw, GuirantMU r 1948 B U IC K S E D A N — R, M . v , f l l H - 0 0 Only 22,000 nHIea— R#dlo, Heater, Looks new 1941 S T U D E B A K E R S E D A N . $J2$.00 1916 S U P E R B U IC K S E D A N „ .3 | |gO-00 1947 D O D G E S E D A N ...... .....: $1220-06 1948 C H E V . 2 D R . S E D A N .. .... $1220 00 1048 D O D G E S E D A N flM B -O O 1948 B U IC K C O N V . C O U P E $1710-00 Nicholson Buidi Co. 210 Magnolia Are. TeL 1094 Buford* •tf» % ,#f| / f *dl tM r.t lug tu tl,a Arm y and who Is sta­ tioned Ut tha signal carpi at Columlda. 8. C. Mi. IlayiiM has served sinr* 1023 aa althar a trustee or school board member. He became a mem­ ber of the School Board Apr. ft, 1049 following the death of Fred William*. In tendering hie rvxls nation, Mr. Hay nee pointed out (hat he la no longer eblo to de­ vote sufficient time to tho school duties on account of Increaiing demends o f hie office eupply Dualwould apparently be present put a damper on the feetivltlea. WAS B Y ACCIDENT. . . . and so waa penicillin and insulin. Many great dlacovnrlea have been due to "blind luck." liLiSFi r" Tlfi, It Is a disconcerting fact, however, that the "breaks" usually fall to thoee who kaap everlastingly at something, whether It be creating an explosive, developing a new drug or molding a progressive city and county. ^ luvina Lit 'll jr, Iff I *|? M » jiiJw * T I f we Seminole County folk W ^NT progress and are |rQllng to WORK for i and enjoy the “ blind luck’*1that Invariably fol- i V « »• fN * j t j +f. ifffit.il’ ‘la-uiip rtfjl'kfi* (* *idl H-i* ^fli M&i * ‘ J'r#jj ■jti\*) p• r ■wla.i ,af Ui* Fla- �t f FRIDAY M AA »g.l»4| TAB SANFORD ftBRALD, flANKORD. flOHl&A S ocial A n d Personal Activities HONG US Social Calendar High School Glee Club Hall Is Held c r $ o n a 13 The er By TOM DOYLE "Born Y’esterday'' li one o f the “ Mu m ’ picture' of the year, lie light fully iliffrrent, this is a com­ edy easting Broderick Crawford nnd Judy Holliday in a 'lo ry that parallel* very slightly Shaw's Pygmalion in that Crawford, a millionaire junk-dealer, decide* to hire g tutor for the purpose of schooling his ex-chorus girl mis­ tress jn the sorlal graces. Judy Holliday "squalks" her way into on academy award in "Born Yesterday". You wilt marvel at how such a sound could come from any human being. It I* totally be­ yond us, but she certainly pro­ duces it. "Born Y’esterday" will spell d if­ ferent entertainment. It is strongly recommended. Also playing on the local screen Sunday and Monday Is the Weslenr "Frenchie’’, with Shelley Win­ ter* and Joel McCrae. Shelley Winter* is a poor excuse for an actress, but Joel McCrae holds this one together with his usual adroit­ ness w-ith tailor-made lines. “ Frenchie" ha* u simple, haekneyed plot, this probably being the thrm-amlelh time it has been used: Good Guy tamrs siren by his gen­ uineness ami attractiveness. Shelly Winter* ha* a fine face and figure, but gives thr impression that that's the whole story. And It prohably I*. She leaped to stardom with the role o f thr waitress In the academy award winnrr, “ Double L ife" which starred Ronald Coleman, She acted this role well and perhaps some uf her distress can tie attributed to mis*-easting. As a whole, however, "Frenchie" Is passable. Terhniroloi help* it along. Thr annua: Seminole Hleh FRIDAY Mr. and Mrs. Seth Woodruff School (lire Club Ball took place Tlir Garden Club is sponsoring a last nlgbi at the Armory with have moved to Miami where they flower show at the Episcopal Par* music hy Fete linker's orchestra. will make their home. Dh Huuse, amt the public 1* invited Mis* Donna Lou Harper was to enter exhibit*. Mr*. T. O. Brown, Jr. spent the crowned "Rose Queen" and her MONDAY two attrndents were Min Carolyn day in Eusti* attending a tea The Hh Ann's Chapter of the Patrick and Miss Norma Psye H ar­ given in honor of Miss Juliet lloly Croaa Episcopal Church will vey. Mis* Harper was presented a Moore. fin e s t at 3:0*1 I1. M. at the home bouquet uf rose* through the cour­ Darrell Oiler returned Tuesday • o f Mrs. M. Minardi, 13Hi Park tesy of McNeill Florist. Avenue with Mrs. A. It. Key as Follow inn thr crowning of the to Millikan University after spend­ eo-hostess. queen a floor show was presented. ing thr Kaxtrr vacation with his The I'hilathea Class of the First | Dick Aiken sang several songs anil parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Otlrr. Presbyterian Church will meet at the (ilee Club boys' seitette renFriends of W. A. Knight, Sr. 7:30 P.M. at the home of Mr*, dereil several sonrs. During the W. M. McKinnon, M l Magnolia floor show refreshments donated will regret to learn he continue* Avenue. by the Coca Cola Bottling Com­ seriously ill at Orange Memorial Hospital after undergoing surgery. The Primary Sunbeams of the pany were served to thr guesta. First Baptist Church will meet at Tne decorating committee wa* Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Oiler left 3:30 P.M. In the Beginner 2 lie- composed of Ann Raburn, Carolyn partment, Patrick, Donna I-ou Harper, Donna Thursday afternoon for Illinois a f­ f t The Sunday School Workers Witte, Linda Leonard, Betty Lon ter spending the winter In San­ Council of the First Baptist Church Partin, Clarence CTauxe, Billy Tl- ford. will meet at 7:30 P.M. in the Me­ -«n. Gerald Covington, Joe Mr. Mr. and Mr*. Curtis Urown of morial Educational Building. Clung and Alan llrtsel. First Methodist Church: Chaperon* were Mr. and Mr*. La Grange, Ga. are 'pending thr Cirrlr 1 Mrs. Ruth Lundquixt: H. Witte Jr., Mrs. A. C. Clause and week with Mr. and Mrs. Moody Circle 2 McKinley Hall; Circle 3 Mr*. II. C. lietsel. Judges were Mr. Hardin. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are McKinley Hall; Circle 3 Mrs. M. R. and Mr*. Dick Aiken, Mis* Bar­ former re- identa of Sanford. Strickland; Circle 6 McKinley bara Buprecht, Bill Fleming, Mar-i Mr*. Sarah King and two child­ Hall. ion Harmon and Stanley llrunilcy. ren, Sally and Tommy, have left TUESDAY for Atlanta, Ga. where they will Tnc Daughter* o f Wrdcy of the *pend several day* with Mr*. Methodist Church will meet in King's brother-in-la wand aistsr. JMcKinlry Hall at 7:30 P, M. with My V IV IA N BROWN Judge and .Mr*. Jamrs B. Watkins. " llr * . M. C. Wright’s group as A I1 Newsfeaturea hostess. Kids ought to gel hack to the Friendship league of the Congregalional Church will meet at sail. Farming ran offer fine op­ the home of Mr*. W. W. Lina portunities to boy* amt girls who Ilk* the outdoor* and are willing on Silver l ake at 2:30 P . M. 7:30 P.M. Circle* l and 2 of to learn and work the soil. So W.M.S. of Central Baptist Church says handsome Dick Sprawls, a v will meet nt the home of Mrs champion swret potato 'grnvfler Verdle Mae Lundquixt at Lake from South Carolina. B A T t H IIS X It ran pay o ff, too, says 13Monroe. *!/in T l i , llhythm «'ist. year-old Dirk, who ra iid 32ft *:M HYPPV IIIItTIID YV The Unity Class will mrct at * :i; W>>i<-rn Jsm b n r** SU N D A Y ftthe Valdes Hotel at 7:30 P.M. bushels of No. | yam* un Ms acre 7:«0 Mttrn CITIm-h Club plot in the annual 4-H contest Ethel Mae Williams w with Rev. Carolyn II. Parson- a* conducted by Clemson College. 7:,i V»«H> Mi.mtng Hpont teacher. The puhliqja invited. Along with ten other young prlso •ill P is n k l, I' s r lr O rs The Ruth Speeilng U. A.'a will winner* he recently enjoyed a S ilo Murnlng iw v n tin ii, meet at the First Baptist Church trip to New Y'ork a* a reward for farm. But he’ll continue to grow lis t iltlHl, In Xti,sir at 3:30 P.M. In th* T.K.J.. Class hi* labors a* the gusst of u sweet potatoes no matter what., S;ns W urtd Al Vliie Room. Dick's main ohjertlve Is to hr SiJS I'till l t „ J X, rliR tH chain of fbodl store*. Besides, »•*« p n trM rr S h n s The Chapel Chotf af the First hi* sweet potatoes sold at a a rveterintrlan. He love* dogs l>os T a ts, Baptist Church w ill'held rehearsal •8.76 a bushel, putting a nice and horses, In particular and jnS<4> <»* Tommy P n f u r Phnw thinks he could make a real ca­ at «:46 P.M. *** l » i l i A Hop. A G irl. Munir little piece o f ehange for college reer out of being a veterinarian l* U e News The Training Union Workers in his piggy hank.. IO:*» Melody M t s s iln * in hit own section of the county. Council uf the First llaplist Church ildn’t Dick wouldn't necessarily sue career young 11 ",l Children', f '|* - ,|r Knur will meet at 7:00 P.M. Covered gest you raise sweet potatoes as That -----, I* . another .. l i t r e i l i s l , on P ared * mslish luncheon. « . - fyour first crop, if you do decide people might give a thought to, II O 11o,l* H aw aii » The V.W.A.’s of the 'First Bap­ to experiment. As a matter uf i auggests Dick, H i t t l.arm eu > C a ll To P r.iy a , I ! on (Vurtd Al Ho..n tist Church will meet at HtOO P.M, fact, you’d eat your sweet po- 1 . „ •. il» Itsrtlo farm (llr m with Mrs. D. K. McNab at ftlh Klin tatoes. by gosh, if you knew all I * Hollywood screen *Ur Just I3 13 3* | me Club ■ mouthful when she gave Avenue. ? ft . the work a fellow puts in growlie * nhta letu 'th is advice to girle: 1 10 M ews. , First Methodist Church: Cirrta Ing.them. Say* Dick: "Women are just plain silly if • i * i l*AV i'/ n srsm “ Sweet potatoes like to he 7a[Mr». Robert Parke?). Circle 7}t J « ! "sxlhes. Bond Orb planted In n high bed, quite tome they don't dress to please their vlnley Hall. l i « t Mallnnal Guard Fhnw at flu si distance apart. When harvested tnenfolk." W R D N FJtD A Y ti<*“ * Msne ttsnrh dheitia Often you know vdu will buy a Si s» Bar ----|;30 % HJI., regular midweek they must be handled Uke ra g* j . . - Alt T» Thi Hisr . Iyer tfetHu at the Central llan- because they bruise easily. Then hat or a suit or a dress lust be­ I: IS Tnda/ a S|tt ds use your girl friend like* R, ftin Miulrsl nltei »l Itheq Cate •hey nlu*1 to • heated tixf Church. A religious film will i.e* Uuelr Irftiera loiter* r*m. building at about H8 degrees un- Actually, that la th* wrong way helshnwn Public Invited. tile ...,.a to shop. Men Itovs definite ideas Ul the cure begin*. Thsy are |e(t Teen Jiv e Haaalati two weeks, then put al 60 dr- About clothes, and sine* usually The H h n h m Dour woo aro selecting a hat or a gown greea in another X in g o r Iw r • building." All member* o f the W.M.S. to please a man. why not buy it i<ot* of young moderns who the Brotherhood are asked to 4:>S lU n lord M srhar Itepnn Witn hli taste* in mlndT htye been baby sitting would Ire Tw ilig h t lo n g , Men like frilly hots when they Pioiria Parade fethnljftt* Prayer Meeting in well trained for nursing sweet look feminine. On tho other bond potatoes along, hut It is best to Ills >.*v«#r Cugat (ialey at 7:46 PJI. ry do not Ilko d i m nr silly T ns tirtKIng rtn a cloud start your farming with a simple f T k tR H O A Y r M 3 Sunday dehool L eM „B is. They Ilk* hats which have Thr Royal Ambassadors of the vef * ,sh|r garden, suggests Dick. • tailored look, and which. I J* dal. Ml al<l l^ rm u n t rluh Night now Dick, who live* on MX Key dole, Uy 4,’arle M B *|tM Church will meet 460 acres In Barnwell County, Strangely enough, resentU* man­ |;e* Variate H ail :00 P.M. at the church, nish styling. But thoy do not Ilk* i ll* expect* a hydrogen plant to move Meet The Hand he Douglas Jobe Junior Bro­ •ny outrage which resembles a * Sn Miehl Rdllien 1" ! ! ,d 'f,,1 ! l>* and his therhood WIu meet at the First family will be looking for another tailored stylo and Is decorated f l i t f h l l Head At Organ i s l l a naitceOm * ^Baptist Church at 7:30 P.M. with bows or lac* or vailing. lOs iSt arjorie llu t h r e W Thr Wait Bide P.T.A. will meet Thoy lik* drosses which give 1*:M M Johnny ng Org C H U R C H M U S IC at 3:00 PJN, at the school and a a smart line to tho figure, but toils M syralilr Inn Inc Orh. board meet lug will be helmet 3:30 „ The Moya Charioteers of the thoy do not Ilk* oxagnontod V- 11:00 Mawa Rtmlnols High School Glee Cluh dip necklines or off-tne-shouldor U iO l Vlgn o rr P»M. under the direction of Miss Ollie gowns which expose the bosom. a t 'a D A T T M The nuuday Huelrate Reese Whittle will sing at the First They like feminine looking gownt TiJS old ttefraia Christian Church Sunday morning which ore In good taste as wall TCI llym na Of All Churrhea tie s N ailnnal Nblrllual H ln g .r. _________ By J O Y C E I I B V I H __________ at the 11:00 A.M. service. Those in t£_thcv admire chic, wall-tailored t.-u H aw aiian LVhnaa l. * r * Kenneth Rob­ mannish suits. I f you attempt a bins, Gerald Covington. Clarence tailored suit, however, choose Ills llr e .lt f a .i T v ilh A Star l:IS Have you been stiopptwr lately, Clause, Bob Crawley and Bill Ty- clean smooth linos. Monde In Mualr etas World A l Mine “ window shopping” or otherwise, aon. I f you dress to suit your type, * : t i T u ne, f o r Nunday to see whai'a going to lie good In that is half th* battle. Ruffle* . • ' J ! WucAar Morning I r M it t i socolor, line ami design for spring 1»'M Musical V arieties might lock lovely an tha girl who I f rou liave liver sausage sliced Wind summer fashion7.-, I'm sum about one.half Inch thick, then re- Is unsophisticated, but If you l * i i e Uoepal (Ungers I t : * * Church Hsrvlcaa you have, because th* spring days “ f* * lb* easing you ran fry the ar* the sophisticated type, allek wa have had lataly have given ua •lire* In a little fat to brown on to tha line which beat becomes llie n Hiring O rchestra l t : l e Th ru U e ta n la g m e a t a “ yen’* for something new to both side*. you. tin s Organtlma wear—a hat. a coat, a dress, or l i l t Sammy K ay e O rk. A maa'a pat hata, from all w* I l l * Newa some shoes. Any o f these Items af ran gather at this point, ia tha i i i X A»l*r Cugat O rk. apparel can do much In lift one's I> 0 * Kuo day M atin ee lka dot make you want to start so-called babushka—that square spirit. piece af eilk or cotton or other *:># Hu ears Am tgae ying. Wall, that's fine If you There'* a wide cholee of color* fabric which resemble* a tablaJ i l t fre d d y M a n ia Ork hsiy according to plan, but remam ).*s I.ulhersn Hour that will be good for spring and a .; it j. , cloth which (■ quickly thrust Ills f le e Centuries uf fre n ch over the head In an emergency. Music There la nothing attractive naw names the dsslgner* i t * ntIIrr* are mni. iri... i„ Hera are some trips to the per­ about that kind o f headgear. 4:*n D irk A lk s n Hltige ^ n g for color T Well, there's "<leOuest fd lt iir Wert rose." "orange |*eel," "hot son who has nut \mn pstting tho Thera could bo something attrac­ (n o A»e M arls lin e r most for her clothing drilar: lita Tommy Lhirsey Ork tive about a similar type of head* orange," "demila**r (brown), and IW »r * planning new doth**, gear which would offer protec­ • id* T h - bright dp. sueh romantic names as "lotus flo­ lecld* *|SS World AI Pig what ran he done to bring tion In stormy weothcr. without wer" (creamy white), "nerslan" i l t Pafsty Progrsm old clothes up-to-date In line, co­ mohlng tho wearer look like a *S il* I .- , Hrrnwn (violet), and "shallmar1* (pale lor and design. peasant girl. But these either aro t i l l Vole# Or Arm y mauve pink). Then, of course, pasAdd new clothe* to your ward- not available, or girls have not Tin* tiers'* To V s ts tala, navy, gray, black and white M s Melody T im * robe according to your need* and accepted them. are always good for spring. tide I ’hurrh nsrvleas your wardrobe plan. The tame holds true — as It .Spring hats are Interesting, too. *:»# Proudly Wo H a ll Buy classic styles simple In de­ Th* "two-tone” straws are in a sign that will give several season’ * ha* for veneration* — there la •tse A l^ ok A l A u airalla * : U finest s ta r Variety o f color combinations and wear. “ High style*'* become out­ nothing Ilka a hat to make you »!»• I I * I'sn rttim e thanes— "on-the-level" sailors and moded as »«on as a new Interest look Ilk* a lady. Boleet it wisely l* :e s Ocks. o f T h a World and that It an achievement in it- It |04 St wa pillboxes, bonnets and cloches. onroc* along. I l : * l High Off P u re ly tharc la a becoming shapo for everyone—Just he sure you se­ lect the one that's mini becoming NEW! EXCITING! to you and most practical for your wardrobe. LUXURIOUS! Now for that spring topper. J A Y C E E T O U R IS T P R O M O T IO N There art four type* to the fore— P A C Q IIIN S the barrel sllhauttc with curving rloilng, the slim. Imxy typpe, the modified pyramid flare, and th* ihawl-collared neckline with 4 flared hook and push-up sleeve ^ h a l flare* Into a melon shape j h ' i the elbow. S A T U R D A Y N IT E 7 You will also notice the follow. Ing details in spring maU ami THE ARMORY ■ults; "tuxedo fronts" of mhny L O T IO N widths: "ascot and stole" neck­ • Til 1 lines; fitted or lioxr eoat*; and reversible features In eoat* and Her*’* a oow H o ra c e M o n ro e A n d H I* fashions In fabrics for 1951 ore beauty lotion for hard on pueFcthooks. The pretty satin “ K in g s O f R h y t h m " skint cheeks in rot ton* and rayons. Ba­ _ ittn i* tik designs In cotton print*, sinROM QVMM mm4 2 Rutwre Up To U* PnetniM •rich, deli* Clr color n*tl*rn effect* on erian aeon to d ns, and th* colorful Mrln* Qm m T* Coapcte For it rival the atUlm * aspidar Teen Talk f RADIO STATION | W.T.R.R. l:S i;it ttstt" 1$ •eTr C I'A n K Prize Winners Announced At Annual Flower Show Of Garden Club Mlt. J l). WiKitlnill .nut Mil. I-, I. Mriiwrlhri won the two In -co l.u iiithou awaixif toi outrl.Hiding exhibit* .it thr .m iiiu .i I l liiw ri -•luiw ol (tjulin ( lull yntrid-i) and today. Mrs. WoodiuH » arrangement war a gold fume diadow box with a white yluna hand and hly holding while Bauhmia hlotnmis. a while American licautv Bose and white prayer lux'k with rusarj Moule ami Nell Williams, tu-ad, gtiiccfiillv draped <>vrr t lass I, Bulb- and Tuberous the book. Mrs. Meriwether'* enlrj Blooms wa* a |>uttrd plant of ralltrva First prixe, Mr*. F. E. Itolls, nrchltt* with six hlnnro*. Mrs. It. B. Crumley, Mr*. YV. It. Amdbi-r outstanding •■xhlliit Jeuning*. Mr*. Jack llu«sc|l, Mrx. was the A (sirs Circle's Garden It. II. WolltowiT, Mrs. E. It. Scene with a •tatute uf St. Barney, Mrs. Michael Glnson. France, in n turd t>nlh again'l n Second, Mr*. Walter Stnwall, harkcrmind uf crotons, tmugnin Mrs. B. C Moore, Mr*. A J. villi’a srul gi-taiHinii' with n Peterson larder id iwnsiea. Third, Chnrti * T. Lawson, Mrs. Ttic 'tugi of the I’aiish House W It. Stovall, Mr*. E. J. Kil­ wa* hanked with greenery while patrick. a trellis with ro'ee arid fern Class 3, I'lmsrring Shrubs. completed u typical garden -renc. \ inrs and trees Among thr many out'landing First, Mr«. Jack Itii'sell, Mr». entries by Mr*. Fred Gana« wax It It Cob-man, Y|r». A C. lienthe arrangement in a Mark plate son, Hetty thlhnin, Mr Mlchurt of radishes and onion* with a G'n*on, Mrtionard Mutivon, skunk on the side uf the plate. Mi- John Fox. The Junior Garden Club's Seroii<l, Me,. 21rIXile > Odhalit. enirie' were out-landing. Tin Mi II II Culeman, Mrs. Iie>y West Side Primary School won a Mm- ntd«>n with a miniature (Jm . ' I i •. W. A. le iiThird, Mary Biifont Flci'cin i globe coicrrd witli multi-colored l la** *», Fol 1eel Plants statiee reprr-enltng the varumFir-t, \Ir' Ned Smith, Mrs. continent, of the world. Another outstanding entry from Wr.l J H Woodruff. Mr.. W. J Mor­ Side wax u ranch with miniature rison, .Mrs. Fred Gauas, Mrs. Kirlli-y, Mt. Fred bof'e', burn, nnd cowboy,. Thr Matguiel Poulh Side Primary entered an iiHtiMr, Mr. IV T. Meriwether, effective Mav puli' uf multi Mr* ISceirge Met .ill, Mrs. F. II Jennings, Mr». George McCall, colored -talirc. Exhibit* of scrap book, lord Canelina Lawson, Mr*. D. It. bottre,, di*li garden and cigar Malhieux, Mr. il. It Mathieux. leix utrangenii nt- were among Mr*. II. II. MrCa-liu, Mrs. S the many entries of the Junior Iodd. 'lieiani Move, Nell WB bum* Dr. " I*. Gardiner, Mr. l.arili u l tub. I rail). Miller, Chartev* T I aw out I he winncis in the l i clnxecx t 'a redilia I uw-„n VIei11 Move, of entrlc- arc a, follow. Sce'iltld, tli.elia 'loyc, Mr. l,o rClass i, llO-Cdon lilts-oil, M ailj Wtlliams, .Section 2— Blue Bildmn awards, Cundioii Iaiw-on. Mill Whllner Mrs. It. It. Coleman, -i-cond pmc, Thud, Mr* J M V!..y.. Mrs IVrcy Mero, tbiid, Mia. M II Gorelon levi- "ii. 'li \V. It Harrell. William-, Mi Hind) \Villtamheclioii d llrst. Maty llufotd llonoiutde mi ilium, Mi- i || 1 ieisciter, sceoiui, Mrs, t\ A. till* , tlnrd, .Hr*. Ijiurm Juhn* Itnuitigs, Nell Williams. ..Sldillf i it |i, t. 11il el* is Uw .11 Mi .14.d ill • b i l l ' • M.-d H . bias'I - M i) ll.l ia Mi i M il * i i aim rmi, tl i,..i a hie menll.l., Mi . U . K . Viblen l. Class |2. i •II MJilJi* * Section I Fix-t 1. Mi Ira Mrs. Chiirlrf Frsnl " ihmI. ruff Section 3 —1‘ Mrs. ) rank Woodruff. Class 13, luhlr Vm ancrmi nl First, Mrs. Michael Gi second, Mr*. I*'runk Woikirnlf, thlnl. Mimosa Circle. Clssa ) |, 'IrsrrlUnrsiux First, Mrs. O. It. 'lathicux mid Mrs. C, It I'ttghurn Judges: Mrs. A. I. Piepenbunt, Mi* Myrtle Rchnrider from 'popka. Me* Chart,- It I n Jr., lake Conway, Hi* " I! Iloone. Orlando, Mi*. F i: Mathews, Mt Pivnmitli, Mr- ’ j A’. Judge. Orlando Awards for tin Junior Card. >• Club are a- fallow* West Side Tri color award l.v 'll* t Clx* r.i r Mi i i to o u n “Miss Florida" Title CiR l i f t h r R -ir w t l— rCf Dt t bedroom faralobod1 Call Mr*. Bibb. HoaMtel, C la s s 2, A n n u als First, Mrs. Frank Sandler, Mrs. Michael Glnson, Mrs. C. tl. John­ son, Mrs. C. M Flowers, .Mrs. tl. C. ilr t iil, Pete Nash, Mtx. Hrslley Odhatu. Second pi in . Mrs. H, Jacob son, Mf*. F. It, Adam*, Susan Halney, Mr« II l.onpwell, Mr*. 1.. E. AdamThird Prlte, Mis. B F Adams, Mrs. (I. Jacobson. Clask 3. Priennisls First |ii ire, Mr ■. J. It. Gut, Nell Williams, Mrs. I.eonard .MunJon. Mr. J. tl. (Wham, Mrs M. T. Ilolnc*, Mis it. It. Cole, mail, Mis. Geoi go Mi Call, Mrs. J. II, fhihatn, Mi*. Charles Wilke, Mrx, C. W. llsker, nnd Mr*. A. 1.. Doudney. Seeiind prhte, Mrs. II. Jacobeon, Mr». F. II. Adam*, Susan Haines, Mr*. F. it \itame, Mr I s.ugwell, Mrs. II K. Adams, Mr*. Charles |.nw*nn, lli« . M J, Itslfies. Third prise, Mr*. A. D. Steven*. Hiirmrable mrntlon, Mrs. It. F. am Newman, seconil, Mr*. Jnine* rerwrilligcr, thud, \V It. VVi.n ItoiHiruldi iiiriitum, W. M. Scott Section l .Siioed, Mrs. M, YV, Castle, Jr., third. Mrs. ©. 11. C'-2fburn. Honor able' mention, Mrs. It. K. Evans. Sendion 3— First, Mrs, R C, Millrr. .Section ft— Fuel, M rs, C. " . Ilak*r, second. Mrs. II. N. Black■ Welder. Section 7 Fitst, It. It. Cium toy, second, K. It. Stowe, third, Itobrit M. Baker, Section v First. Mr*. II. C. Hakes, sKond, Mrs. Flunk Woodtuff, third, Mil. E. I.. Icy, lb.mould, mention, Mrs. IIrali< > (id ham. FlSsk h. Wall Arranxrmenta First, Mr ■ J. D. Woodruff. •ecumI, Magnolia Circle, third. Magnolia Circle, Honorable men lion, Mrs. « Park CD*« K. Mlnlsluir* First. Mrs. Italph I lean, second Mr». It. K livnns, third, Mr* Frank Woodruff, llmmiatile nun- t o w D i i i o N iD Colorful SPORT sniPTS lU 'K iiliir NO IV $ 2 . 9 8 - * 3 . 4 9 - * 3 . 9 5 F and Pai k Tones r ig ivi u u re i i id t I’jtllcrns i ti Q u n IZ c -f M & n . 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I T t r .ll AST YIHI H K D S K K I ION • t u fM in “TIIREK IjIIT I jK WORDS” A d o w n that SA TU RD AY O N LY! m in T c i hnliot.o l.nti'si N e w s \ ( nrliKiti (rally comet comer up (A * thu n d oit — DOUBLE FEATURE- SATURDAY— nOHtl.l'; FEATURE IIM H D I.T lU H E3BIY X1SJ HACK Ha p r r l« i blonJn — “ l ) \nauti l i * but h e 't n o f artiMin Short Mil»|rri IMiim; "lUilar I'atrul %** Sh) K iimj ganliaimw< Pass’* 11 S l INDAY AMI Ml IN IIA'! m n m Ha knowi loo much about the wrong thirrgif HORN .YKSTKRDAY —A I.S O “ M ID N IG I1 T w it h M ELODY” VKRA RALSTON WILLIAM MARSHAL!. - I'l.U B — JUDY WllllAN HOLLIDAY-HOLDEN iiODEttca (RAWfORD —PLU H - LAST CHAITKH OF “T E X GRANGER” SERIAL -P LU S - NEW SERIAL “ A d v e n tu re s O f Hr eu, PAUL KELLY •eisa ianchesier •iqhn emery S»T Kneedsr h tfCOMr•CVrrXt|lOUi W, • H t, item UUM I attest N e w . and Cartoon On Same Prngrani—Selrelvd S h o u t s — ALSO — “ Psy-PIs- A-U-Morfe** rerjr SALT IEATRE Carlana T O U C H T O N ’S Jack Miller (li*h Garden, blue rib* I ni . 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Mower scrap bisk I.Ll. M l l tillH !« Jrmiuit. •x,,utli Side Shell Ultllf4ctioti, II ue rilJ'Oix, Jlisl III 1 vm-h Cigar lurt, hit)* riMniii, Sally Chaxe. Bird S c ra p loKlk. Illue rlti tkin. Salt d ia M cK in fir> Ul»mer S,-rap I ll.l nil, ItjiLqlu Knud Min. • 1 l Hints To Housewives DANCE M V * =*s - L% ‘ "Movirs Umtrr Thr Hlitn*" SANFORD • O R L A N D O ; H I G H WA Y �FRIDAY MAR. SO, U Jl THE HANFORD IIEKALl), SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE BIX • ■ fc p w w s s ™ Sanford Giants Down Lenoir 3 To 1; P irates Are Beaten Giants Beaten By Southeastern To Sioux City Slaughters Tars 10 To 4 7 To 3 By Tigers In Cardinals 6 To 2; Discuss Curb On Junior League Tilt Y a n k ee s Win 7-5 Aid To Athletes { The Sanford Giants scored ihree rum on three hilt yeilerday The Tigeri blasted out a 7 to to defeat Lenoir. N. C. 3 to I to bring their average in sprint a win over the Firatea in the Rim exhibition till* to .500. tary Club Junior liaschall league Lenoir got only 1 tafeliet off the offeringi of Gerald Schullt, yesterday behind the five hit Uob Mermen. Orville Mrhringer end Key Scheldt el both club* put on hurling of Bchrena. The f ’iratr*, who committee I a tight defensive exhibition. ~( Manager Dirk Klaus said the eluli was rounding into ahape dkely but pointed out tlmt it will lie dlfflrult to get a line -n the Giants' chance* unlit after Ihu first few week* o f the tea ton airier there It no way of knowing what the other erven club* In the league will come up with. Sanford pushed arm** one run In,the ercond and two In the fifth end easily shut off a 7th Inning Lrnnlr rally whirh produced one marker. Han* l-oitarl, tiianl wnut, I* working wilh the Inral eluti in spring training and la parti, rulerlv helnful wilh the idtrhers Manager Klau* rueid. The Jacksonville Tm * * i . .r battei.-d try Himiv City yesterday 10-4 a » Manage' Hen Geraghlv bewailed the lark of any *orl of Infield. Hi* Tar error* were the difference. Outfielder Ranre I’ less and Milt K r r o took over the third and rdinrtatop slots for the gnme Ithougfi trying hart), slid,, giti " ‘larked T il* the egperlenre to handle either position with any degree o f as suranec. Joe Mirriche provided a little encouragement for thr Tar management hy pile hi ng four Innings o f ihulnut nail before the Korn sneaked In a run In the fifth Inning on a fluke. Rut the western club rllmbed all over his successor on the mound—Irwin Page—for nine runs on seven hits and *1* ml*cue«. Jerry Cline, formerly with the J*ck*onvilr rfuh, slammed out • 140 foot home run in the last Inning bringing In two runs. It was tha longest hall of the day* Rome additions—and a few subtractions—are certain to be made In the Tar roster In the near future but as thing* stand new It looks aa If the Jacksontill* rfuh will face the Rotten Red flog In Jacksonville neat Wednesday with essentially the team. S anford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries m S I I I N n K STM IH S A r r u a a n ir. '1 - " i j . Hull*. llUtiing, KItrlrkWMHl. linker S n f , l-efty (V IsUimI, (1, stnl l l lr k w i . ' I i.ijS T ra v e l* . s m i s n Ri< R ~ r m .H u llUlldlriSieir. IJIII* l*art-l. r«Uurra, M isleader, lialv e.ln n fla b Itappr M ind*. T r U h s l i . ' i c 'In o n rr <1 t i i i n n n a i ii—a tan ,* w ile l!V*t*e. High iMiutse. r 'c r lli.s . Omar liny. r > » i rlsae. lisnav'e Agaal. nr* Cuatl-ar, lltru ler M.l>, r n i N T S! ■ t r a - s / i m . w ii # Itonael Joe. Iw lat* I M . H eredi­ tary. T r ig g e r P later, Ctmrg*. Ue| Mag, H a n n r <i>r«r. Phantom liar* m *t 1 rtP T II N IC K - r s ls r ilf sir. rioneh. ttt'an. IMarlu] pal, tie* Jwe. H K Haney Min Hell f ir s llu r ll « Mike, Mei.U.ne Alert • m i l IMCTI—snail., mi leorgla Jsan. Jam** Keans.___ \tel- (tone imns.itn. old .l**rlin*. ---- M , , Till* -------.11*1J ku g ar^ 'iiii Hulk*'* tlirl, <‘h l*r lint,* J S l t l S a t t i w a r n —i/ ie ih a «<«* J lru r n ..h .f, run* (diver. Tol <•". T a jk lll, m ill* n oral. Chou Cku. k e n - W ain lied, npeviat C s n n r M U W TM R A IK —a /ia th * Wile , A re T ra v e le r. Mary llo ffe , H r r l* I)ykes Vehemently D e n i e s Meddling By Connie Mack WKHT PALM REACH, Mar. 30 ■|fl Connie Maek has not exercised his perogatlve as Phila­ delphia Athletic* president to give advice on how to run I he rluli, hut Manager Jimmy Dyke, would be all ear* If he did. "L ei me tell you," Dyke* said yesterday, "any time Connie Mack wants to give me some advirr lioul th* learn I'll he lti»e*|r>je I lor, anyone know the game )*l? trr* “ ■ Tile luu.o for D>ku-i «utbui*l was rumor, that the all-year old club prrsldent was "meddling" and ranting tram dissension. Mack retired last year after 60 ye*>s of managing the Philadelphia American league Club. Ilia retirement came aft.'r dif­ ferences among hi* son* and othei stockholder* split the club wide open. The result was that Connie Mack, Jr., and the Bhihe Interests sold their stock to Earle and Roy Mark. The gra.,J :!d man o f ba.rlwll was retained aa president hut the managerial reins were handed over to Dyke*, star of the A ’s two dreadrs ago. At the same time Art Ehler* was pomnted to general manager. Roth DyVcs and Ehlera *sld yesterdav they , had heard of rumors that Mack wa* Interfer­ ing with the operation of the cluh. Tbg>’ declined to venture any opinion about the source, flul they were both empahlic In their den­ ial*. ... „ ,, "These rumors are silly. said Jimmy. " I would ignore, them If It weren't for the Injustice being done Mr. Mack. I respect ami admlra the boss too much to let h|m take a bum rap like that." Mark has hern on hand almost since the spring training season started hut he siU In the stand* just Ilk* any other fan. Asked If he doesn't get »h” urge to move hack to the bench, he aaya: "Hood gosh, no, I m happy lo 1st up here taking it easy. Lei Jimmy run the show no*.** Dyke* said the only time Mack has mentioned the hall club t« Klin wa* In commenting an th* possibilities of savetal rooklee. io took^tlmo took tim e ta pat "And he also sek and *ay ; l f t me on the hack Dyke* ‘ addad. doing a good Jnh." Jot idling, then I. don’t " I f that’s meddling. , .. know the meaning of the wordEhlers added that Earl* and Roy Mark have lw*n Itehlpd ue IIH) net rent. "Tbry've tieen awelt In every possible way," he aald. Furtfol I h Favored To W in Azalea Tourney W ILMINU 1 UN, N. C., Mar. Aevaw. High (irrif*. Arlen* Hu«. Ar* 30—(A V - Marty Furgol, th* I<ong 4SII. Oh«mi W tllsr. Iw an r Chari. Reach, Calif, pro, nursed a five h M T I I N AI'K—S 'lS Ih * W II* r a w * l.o . |l»*k. I t a . l i ) llu lth . under par 07 going Into today * H’e Till! f t - , |»|, second round of the $10,1*1" «■*'». Tabby O 'lla g . A sa in Open Golf Tournament. T K .V T II N I I K - S i l k . WII* Fifteen players, all under par, T li* Hurk, Ilrorad*, CareHTarhS’. la ll»*e. re s tle s s Judy, Hub* lia r , were at H i heels, on mure than r. Damageue. Urnlit* tknll four stroke* away, A stroke back of Furgol .were V «fe Taken Lead In professionals Jim Farrlar o f San Francisco, and Mike Horn* of Sw im Competition West Harford, Conn., an amateur Ha rv la Ward of Bout ham Pine*. 3o— bP)— N# C» ’lM -’ Mar. 30—1 W a la out In front today M Vatrler. loading mopky winner m o ra d to stay there In the „„ tkta year with more than *»,W0. Nu A A championship swim meet, continued the play which, hk» M f* •* the record performance m i l t * ° phomor* '**ah, John Fear Country Club tours*, a (arahall la.t night bettered the pair of K b V the par 79 Cape Ida frcaatyla record for 1,600 Mferardtr. , >.i „ , . . 4 era and *rt a new intemdHorn* also ata mark with a time o f 19 Ward. sutea, 16 6 second*, l i t finished two tana ahead of trie races. •JJwrf plac* Bert UeUehlan of MAachlan’a time was Il.lT State In th# longest second*. race In rtca t n 'iamateur swimming. James McUne of Yale rame in H i* P u t won’t ha recognised aa Ihltif with a time of 19:49.6 a m npd'e rtcord. w though, because i a; three niitcuea, were unahle to match the idate power of the Tigra who nave now won two game* and toil none. Tiger* IJncep Pirate* l.lnrup Until r, e Crawley, ss AudeiMip, If English, 3b Itchrons, p Eat ridge, Vu Rates, II. Jones, r McCall, cf Nettles, Iti Moffett, rf Fox, 2b Pate, rf Hwann, »» McClelland, cf fvaltcr. If Kos.i, |> Taylor, If Shircmslirr, rf llillhimrr, rf Flowers, 2U LSU, Maryland Favored To Win Boxing Tourney Phillies Blank Braves 5-0 On Four Hitter;DiMaggio Homers Hy ASM H I ATE I) PREHH The hredlinci of the Philadel­ phia Phillies’ 5 lo 0 victory over the Boston Rrsvei yesterday might read like this: “ Phil* blank Braves, fiiur-hillcr.” W), on Undeniably, that's the story. Bob Miller and rookie Jack Brittin tlo|>prd the Braver cold. Rut wav down, maybe near 'h r coil o ' the s'ory, we find a para­ graph or two whirh says Hill Nirhnlaou hit a single and triple, nnd we begin In wonder: Is this th r mmi- NfchoNnn whose rareer I w*» nil lint rrufed by n sirg r uf ' ifinbelcs last yenrT O f course it Is. The tiig, aqua rejawed iiutfirlder is trying to make a roiuet'ack with thp Phils. Nicholson, whose swishing l>at once terrorisrd ail National l^w true pitchers, wa* hospitalised for ilmut six weeks hy h> dhtlx lietca, the altout strength-sapping sickness Rig Nick appeared In 41 games, mostly as a pinch-hitter. Hr list ted 66 times and secured 13 hits for a limn .224 hutting average. He hit only three home runs, and that hurt, since Nick Is known for hi* big hnmr run hat. When he was with th* Chicago Cuba, he led the league In homers In IP46 and 49. Rut this Is 1061 nnd Nicholson, now 36, naturally doesn’t have that old sing left. Kh:hol<on lias little chance, to crash the Phils’ starting outfield. Youngsters like Del Knnl*. Richie Ashburn ami 30-year-old Dick HIsler have these positions sewed up. Nick is looking for a berth aa a RATON ROUGE, U . Mar -TO Defending tltliit l^>ulslana tato University nnd Maryland Is•oxer* movnl tu the fore In the opening round of the Southern In­ vitational College Raxing Tourna­ ment last night. 1J5U won five victories and Maryland three. Ruth schools advanrrd a heavyweight into thr ifP) finals. Other Maryland winners Includ­ ed !3fi.pounder Andy Quattrocchi, and 14f<.pound class Paul Kostopoulos. firorge Fuller wa* the successful Maryland heavyweight. L flll winners wnre l2S-pounder Roh Knllar, 130.pounder Hobby Jackson, 15A-pound entry (imdon I’ercstch, 17S-pounder Jack ftyer an dheavyweight Evans llowrll. Other wlnnrrs were Jim Hubs of Ryracuse. I2ft-pnund«; Vince Marshall nf Virginia, 196 pounds; and Jim Brlggman o f South Cre­ tin*. 196-pounder. Eleven bouts were fought In the opening night o f the Hire night tournament. Fourteen bout* are scheduled tonight ami the finals Saturday nightIt waa LHC's heavyweight How­ ell that scored the only knockout of the evening. He drew a techni­ cal kayo In 3A seconds of the •ecnnd round against Sheldon N nurse nf Miami after Non rue hit the eanvas the third time. It Wa< a iine-»ided affair. But thrrr waa nothing one aidtil aim'll the scrap lad wren LHC's liver and Miami’s t'arl llernaiilu. The 179-pounders trailed left* on even terms until llyer’a got inure effective and accural* .In the second round. Maryland'* Sualtrocchl, natlnsal runntr-op In the inR.pbuml <tds« last aeaaon. waa a lm>v lad karnt* ling Miami's Jo« Loct. lie caught I^T at 'M ill a staggering Mmk once but seemed on the defensive must o f the time. On* of the treat Mint* uf the night was the Irather pushing be­ tween tluha uf Hvracusf* and Mick­ ey IVmoa—another Miami 1sixer Who was edged In the decision. on pinch hitting. lie got two of the Phils’ 13 htta yesterday against Boston pitchers Roh Hall and George Estock. Only four Brave* got a* far *a third base as Philadelphia won Its 13th Grapefruit league game* against eight loetee. Meanwhile, at Phoenix, A ril., the New York Yankee* scored seven runs In the fourth Inning to trip the Chicago Cults, 7-6. It was the Drat meeting between the two teams since the ID38 world Jne DiMaggio and Jerry Cel*th# Yankees* nutcleareil the IHMag wilh a double and man with a triple. parked frutn sp a rk h lir s t . K*rh A t Orlando Ham Pent*’* nl Inning single, scoring Irv Boston fieri So*. L efty Ted Gray was pounded mercilessly ss the Cincinnati Reds overcame the Detroit Tigers, 16-0, at Ijikelsml. Gray look overwith a 0-3 Vail In the eighth Inning. II* gave up (our runs in the eighth, two In the ninth and sis more In the 10th. Johnny Prameoa’a homer with one on In tha ninth tied the game at B-all for ('InrlRnitit In other gam.*, Pittsburgh colled rad-hot Cleveland. 16-13; the Chicago Whit* Hox dealt the Rt. I^iuls llrown* Ihrfr seventh straight setlwA, 7-B; the HI l^iuls Ciaidinals whipped the New York Giants, ft-2 and the Phil­ adelphia Athletics nipped West Palm Beach, 8-3. R anehall B allvh o n R ecom m en d ed In W est nLEND ALR. Calif., Mar. 3 0 3 — The old time manner of llyhoolug Iwseluill games by annuum-era riding the streets on hursrbark may Im revived In Pacific coast league cities, apart* editor Russ Cochran nf this Glen­ Race tracks are the biggest da V news-press said today. single source o f Income taiese In Umpire*, In fart, may lie asked binge pore and Malaya. to nut op Hie art, Cochran wrote In hD column. fb a Cincinnati Red Stockings He said he had learned from were members of thr Amerlran "an exclusive and authoritative * osociatlon from ilftl through jouire that Parlflr Coast l-eagne team owner* will emm he ap­ proached by one nf their clan Into the game and stir up new ‘ th a plea that eluba return to Interest on the port « f th* dwind­ the days of parade*, bands and ling fans." the era uf 'Foghorn* Miirp' Murphy was in announcer fam­ Sn e ffo rt to g rt som e color ed for his dolly appearance* nstrld* a whit* horse (n Ran Fran­ Amateur and National Collegial* cisco -year* ago. champion, had 36-33. Cochran said he thought the ! Alto In contention with opening fans would "get a tremendous n?« Were Uoyd Mans rum, of hang out o f seeing the timas on phjeasa, Argentina’s Robsrto De t ie Tw riM ." lie recommended that Vleeuio af Buenos Aires, and new contract* be drawn up to Tommy Bolt, Texas, who register! fore# the umpires to carry out Mil of Durham, N. C. the Idea. . - K T rain in g C am p Notes 111 ASSOt IATF.D PREHH Phillies Superb Pitching S ta ff Is Key To Pennant Hopes In ’51 ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 3 0 0P>— Shortstop AI Dark of the New York Giants is out of action Hy JACK H A M ) f with a split little finger on hi* CLEAKW ATER, Mar. 3 0 -tA V -J,m Konstanty. the Phdadclpliia BIRMINGHAM. Ala.. Mar. 30 throwing hand. The injury was Miillies fabulous relief pitcher, is the key lo the Whir Kids’ chances —OP)— Th* Southeastern Confer­ received yesterday. ence will hold a special meeting i f repealing in the National League. at which making freshmen eligi­ II Big Jim (16*7) can repeat his efficient 74-game chore of 1950. Another casualty is ratchet We* ble for IU51 varsity athlrtic* will Westtum. with a blister on his the Phil* should hava few serious'' be dlscus-ed here tomorrow. at siconu, Urauny llamner problems. Hut Jim* Page, Wile*) Representatives of thr 12 SEC throwing hand. .itnor,- and Fir|to Martierry ca” i.j.u i at sn u a * mi •* uite (Pud* member schools also have on their LA K E LA N D . Mar. 30 l/P>- tell you how turrd It i* to (iu- ut,i l«cau) aunc-s i.J'ui al third. agenda proposed changes lu .ran-|rrrvi to tne Cleanup (put athletic grnntx-ln-ald sehotaiahip*. Thc vutrrnn llal Newhouier is logeim-r two straight outstanding tu restore coni nit rue in his ditAn effort to limit the nnml>cr of re*,)/, and confident, to pitch De­ years in the bullpen. Kon»lanty, a it-year-old "cu- tiug. i.i.Hat lias liven the spring such awards was reported In troit’s American l.cngu- opener tla" with a baffling slider and batting sensation, rolling along A again-t f ’ levvland Anr, 17, prospect" I roubl go nine inning* tight palm ball, is confident hr can m ar t ue .you mark wiito plenty ^ SEC commissioner Ilcrnle Moore or ealra Ua>r power. said these were the principnl now, if necessary. My arm is in iietter hie phcuotuenoi P.i6t) re ­ Jimmy blouuwcrtli (.2271 , t* topics scheduled for airing at thr *h*tn' fur the full distance," say* cord. It iv difficult to overestimate luimiyioan al all foui Intield jobs lefty Hal. session. For years now th# T ig ir open­ Konstan’ y’s Importance in the <Mil I’.alpn Caballero t.ltiil art Thru- also wa- talk that 0 picture. In addition to his llgntllig 'iff li>< challenge of two move to switch the annual Confer­ er has teen Newhouser** plum. j|Phil It; victories, he save,) 21 other newcomer* for the bench Job*. . ence basketball tournament to Ih* A L I’ IIIN K , T e x . Mar. 3fl (A'i Ifitrtir* rifttiiifu Ui nihil |iilcfirr*. Eddie I ellsgrini. trie fonn-a HosChristmas holidays would be’ raspy Htrngel, Idjasman of thr Hia o f Uurt Simmons’ 17 wins go ton Iti'il Sox and tit. LuuD llrowii made. It now is held Inter in the New York Yankees, had some in tiuit talegiiiy and two nf is up from Ikiltinnrr uII«t a winter. .2*2 season and buddy Hicks, Rnla-rta' 20. Moor* said the meeting could i>r*t«* for the Chicago Whilr Sox Koliin ID-; larmg ^intruon* tl7-6(, who for mi l IliKlger farndiand. who Itefore they left Phacaix for Trxa* lake this action, but thm nu such wrnt into thr Army a month lie. hit X->v al Hallywii'd, are getlmg 0 proposal had I-*rn submitted In and a series with the HI. I aiuI- fore the World Hertrs, is inan*whirl. llrnwn* advance. Andy Seminick (.2HK| is not i-ei Fildle Sawyer s main fob. IL He mi id the Hox have a vastly There were indications freshlooks for naiural impiovrmrnt In being iiuMlnl due to the bone improver! tram and might bring men eligibility for varsity roniflubba t’ hurrh (H-ftl and H<> 1 separation he suffered late last petition would Ik- approved. Tin about * Dw surprise* In the pen­ Miller 111.11. two younger‘ pitch, seiaon. Vndy will be No. I catchnant race. He was especially nigh rules revision would require only on the Ho* hustle and defensive era who did not take regular rr, working at least- IftO games. a simple majority vote. Ken Miveatri (dfiua will l>e relarting turn* until June. Several other conferences. In­ work. Stengel’s Yankee* Inst two 'tu»* Meyer fU -lti and Ken tailieil. The tlonl job it a battle cluding the -outhern. already have out of three game i to the Sox. ohnson <4-11 ate rountdl on i » bet wren Man luqiata ( .21*31 ami I’lill Mali, I’afehose catcher, rnnde the rhanrr as military railI ike up some o f the alack left D«q W ilt'd. rx-Cardinat dialled ups reduced their team manpower says the Hox are 5ft per cent ov Simmon* Merer was a bitter from Rochester where hr hit Thr question of fre-hman eligi­ Irctter than last year. disappointment Inst year nftei ,itt5 If Hcmtnirk shows no ill bility may In- considered In two effects of his ankle injury, young (■ PHOENIX, Arti., Mar. 3(k 1/13 winning 17 in *49. I f he ran laipata may tie aent to llaltimorn ~ forms: -Jack f’ usirk, 22-year-old *hnrt- conquer hi. own fiery temper, whet- he ran gel regular work. 1. Whether lo make freshmen he ran lie the No. i starter. eligible immediately for sprtni; vtop from Wrrhawken, N. J.. Wilber has anothtr advantage Johnson i[.idl'd to the Phils bv vat sit v sport* and thereafter, or, thought he might he working on ft . 1 ■ ii■■ I* it April, ha* a rhronir on hi* side. He also can pl*V first 2. Whether to make them eligi­ the rnilroed this summer instead wildnesv. |f he ran get (hr lull I bate. If he makax the club, Rloodble for varsity sport* starling o f tdnylng hnscliall. nrth might go. f’ usirk finally got up enough over he can Iw as good a pitcher with football this fall. D-l K.-n s « Jill I. Richie Ashfoe the Phils nc Jim Hearn an. The proposed change In athletic nerve to put the question straight other fJard discard, was for New bum 1.303) and Dirk Sister (.236) to Wid Matthews, personnel dir­ scholrehip awards stems front thr or Hill Nleh'dsnn ( 221) will hr York. ector o f the Chiragn Cubs. action by th« National Collegial IW e .ls 13 0 1 1 1. whon ureal •be 'oilfield N’ lebol*' n, floored "Do you think there's n chance Athletic Association in voting out MMnninp job on P r final dav last fell bv dialietrs, ia'making t th* so-called sanity rode at Dallas I might stick with this club?" el'nch" • the rwnnmt la the *rr. fin,- comeback. If he makrs It C'uslrk siltnl. last January. he'll play right with Ennis In 0j 'T h ere I* * very good chance The 24-yrar-old righthander went left, when Staler play*. Ennlr Under the NCAA code, such the roule in IK of ' 1 *ieior;e you wilt remain with the Cuba," financial aid had to b* handjed last season. He t* Improving all shift* to right field. Ashburn through a eentral agency. The smiled Matthews. "W e like you the lime. nlwnvs stay* In center. • very much." member-conferences now can han­ Fdrtle Von’ekl Plan Ifnllmlg SaWV«- liaid-s OU K ea ll- 's t s i l. It wa* good news tu the hust­ man fS -J), 3r>.i'oar-n)d |ef , e in <.25ftI and Dick Whitman (.260) dle their Individual programs ling shortitnp who threaded his themselves. appruach ui* 17.gamr winning •*ro the outfield reserve*. Two The SEC had limited grant* to way through the minors— Ameri­ form o f '49. H » ——*-*s two will atay. athletes under the aanlty rode to cas in the Georg la-Florida league, complete b-mr* last year. This i* a good hall cluh, wellWilmington, Portland and Hsuituition and school fee*. Plus one Lao rri«t.-nie *rv'n" ihe bir balanced with solid power and meal a day during training sen ton, in order. jump after an 16-6 i-*«r tq Cl'S* trrnmrfng nllrhlna. They ean wrln n wrilb W im iw ts n bq» been -gain and should do no worse aon. SEC schools school* alao sup­ son. Most HEC TUCHON, Arts., Mar. 30-UP) plemented [demented this bv giving It* ath­ Impressive. ||e is flvMlnw with than second, George Htrlrktand, who is out to ’ ’ II* l»..rne||y 12-4), Milo Candlnl lete* work scholarship*. get the shortstop Job for the The Cincinnati R»d* V * ir won Before the sanity rode was I'ltt-hurgh Pirates, is hitting at t|-0| .'ocko Thompson Mfl-14 at Torontni and Jack Rrittin 17-11 lb ,..* National la'sgue uennsnls— adopted In 1946. the HEC gave a .416 clip in spring training. -t Toronto! to stny on the ball 1919 1939 end 1940. Two of rb-sa athletic scholarship* covering tui­ Stri'kland, a polished infielder, tion, fee*, books, meals and Imarrt saw little artlon last year Imcause rlub. Rnwvrr plans to keep only pennant*. 1!M9 and into, resultetl in world’* rhamnlonships. nine pltrh'T«. exposes, bins $10 u month for In­ of hi* weak hitting. "Hrookdyn Is rh" team to Iwat," dividuals. said Hawyrr. "Don't feiuet we bail TUCSON, Arlr. Mar. 3 0 - W 3 - to come from IH-Itlod 17 lime; nn. I*, p r r s o n s Tbe three "kld»" of the Cleveland last year. Wr’re going to have O n'orn etrlst Indiana infield were “ goats" to­ State Farmer** M arket trouble making up foe Simmnn*. day. Thev committed five of s|« And we- don't know if Konstanty RYES EXAMINED errors that ended a six-game •*n ,1n It egsbl." |1R 9 P alm etto Ata. str-ah. M**er< V s. I l » T h e Infield I* set w ith E-biu Ttia error*— threw hy third tv#ui»tia t.R64i again hale anil ■ a n tiiM ir x t s t i : k s k s i k m s CLASSES FITTED s ia it K K T I'a simian Al Rosen -gave Pitts- p e a rly , al first base; Mike Gnlist k s s le r * . S'lert**. Inirgh’s Pirate* moe unearned T h e f,,t)i.wtoa erlees rsie irlr.t the Irealsrs on T h e H aM «rt UIHle ruivsifoi a 15-12 victory yesterday. fa rm e r- M a rk .I for p r.^ a c* wW Ro-en fumldad a throw from cen­ ter and threw wild to second In to Trm-k»r* * t»e*l»rs op to » • » Mar, b I», l»»t the second. In the eighth he made llaans. I.lma fnl. hpr l t »" a laid loss to first. It tana. IM hu. a p t lin - ln Seven unearned runs followed a lie s ns. T*ndergre*n ............... Ilu, hpr I . M - l s I muff by second baseman Rob Ileal* Co s liunrhe* Ss-I.sn Avila The Pirate* got another rat>t,ag>. rteprndlng q itslllv IIOWAKD ZINK DUALITY * w rlant . par ha* 1»-l »** market *'n shortstop Hay Boone’s error In the fifth- Their ninth rete rv . F la Ilotdso. dspend lag quality la • larg er l l s l l t free nne came In the sixth when C a lsry . H i . Pascal, depend Dale Mitchell missed an outfield la g q u allly I* <S larg er 's .ia -ilt chance. Cautlflow rr depending I v FLOOR MATS r’ontalner (-nllarddof l-unchs- I as <*orn, drpendlng uiiaMly * *.« I "" l doS -ta le »SO Rggptast i*shi* t-et Mit e, I, sHerx, t<rv l',i‘ 1.11 I. A. I'ra le 71 (inlim s. <lreen d'.s t.ncli1 Peppers hli l-shls l*o latnt,. PI* lied l l l l i JII-IH IS lb baas t t v ; »" tla d lih s* X dot h s k t i Squash. Vslluw rrn n h b'e- V 11S 11 Ilu. Hpr Tomato— (S Ih rra te i t • T<■mips. I'uipt* Top trot tnm«he» < i r « pa I a«-l :» i tu n l o a n s — . Valencia* hos O f iX IO l«>i t Si Uranpes. Trm ple 1 hot >71 U rap eftu li. Huhean in s i t * flrap etru lt, Harsh Heedleaa llox >I I l a s PHOENIX. Arlr. Mar. 30-(A3 Allie Rrvn* Id a mainstay of *ki. S' - V,*V Vankeea hurling •ip 'f, tb*r . the- 1 ,11 tightly for five mih*t?rs y»-rcr.lay. ft •%* the fin ! time he had is,,, auv »"iir», i" -i vi'ral weeks. The Van) r e ca -unity list itoinhet* » nr* rTMiit- ■ Billy Jnhiyton. The third iilMmitl I* ex prelect lo to- nil* In *lav» with * frrrtloed , lu -uffe—d while fielding.e hen' m Ihe first Inning of Wrdti"*)’* ;’ - gam* with the Chicago While So* SEAT C0VERS-CUSHI0NS ALL COLORED I I.AIDS SFMINOLE TIRE SHOP Jack K. Morrfcwm M Je"ki- t '- 'a • 'U' -aaf-old lia r with lb-- ' - " » » ' Osn^ers •" ta sarlsllaa produce re,elvr*l at the N*<t—*i ff-t-key I-vague, was The Hanford Hl*!e Partners Mark, t. the vetio i f u l l * « i * youngster. total — Ipt* rrotn I M II Mai IV jo la A M Mar IX, H .*»l pachoacs Tlte |)nk- Unl» er*1Ik llaskritiill Hauling tali lr hssvy. demand leant hit on CtM* per cent of their fair, Market lllghlly weaker ■" ‘ -- - T T " - Nee throw* this season and on 34,7 per cent pf ihrfr GcU goal*. GREYHOUND not (Ct In > 60 meter pool. O AA 1A meet I* li being h«td htld nlrtrity nf Texas pool, W 36 jsrtii /ay tbe me- r Merchants Association 3 1• ■ A rp i t iatatrSUM AU ernoons, I F.M Oreyhatgid Gus • •• ¥ ■ iF5>#vf ■ • �I f ..fkiimv m a il .ip, iu .ii r T 1 IK S A N F O R D H E R A L D . 8 A N F O H O , F I.O R 1H A ■Baa r US l BL ■ ffl LAD Y. W -1AT /PARKING- M V CAR AftE VOU J StLLY.TH E SIG-N S AV9 " SAFETY-ZONGT .AND 1 THOUGHT TWI9 WOULO BE A GOOD PLA C E Legal Notices th r * t a t »: o r »*u>nu>A. io Urnn I t I 'r l w r , I'AC iF. S F .V K N n( *al.t CVuit at l>*ntar>l. Florid a thin t l h day n ( M ai. h A l> l > i l o. r Clark. i il BA l.i liv lia r Lutte ttn n x p o x rn to o r' GATe TO 1 This t i n t got ta John U t^nnardy tV n o d rii((.|'rrk lii* li ill.In.a. A ltn rn ty (nr IM alntl(( Ilroailway, VlrslnM Tcu ara hrrrliy h. llfU.t lhal OmrIMI I'rli.r, ha* (II*.I *ul| (or dlvofcr .aalnd jrnu it> Ih* Occult Court (or t»imli*..lr c « mtr. *« Banterd. Florida. in I'haiiertr. and )nu ara hff*t,y required In (it*, p«r*r>nally ar attorney, with • • Clark al •aid Court »rur w>ltt*n itr(»n*». |( | any, In thr hill ■>( cmpMIM In *al.t 1 n u n by thr l*th d»> n( April 1(11. Buy y.mr car In Sanford It.rrln (all n»l nr lu.lamrnt will l>r rnlrrr.l aaalnal )mi hr i1*(aull Karp your iniuranre al home WITSlins mi huml and llir -rat Save ro il* through tin sr. tervftsauao 'J l . /ff iA BAHl KAMA /* A h U A tr.’ > y $ -' LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING IN S T A L M E N T Dr. Henry McLauIln O plim irtriitt II) Magnolia I'hnn# St i* i ' M t A h W f T’A t A l f h I TAOS v - i T o il' 1 Tn W a d y «Jf • •• * • Y v'tHixu* 1 INNING f nuwNrns on / vrt h i AC S 0 \ t ~ } ( J-l/1 A O t S O iN - S H O T SC l f . l HA A • H A D / ---- ♦ik&r an d SECOND,WITH 'l l ■ •- t f e r f o t r m-r rho Sanford Atlantic National Rank Memker FDIC Tel. ? «« a / jy t'flO**/ U-Ui SOArtALSCr / jy * * * 0^ ^ tk . S*0 a t S U H M S t O \ . jviV ' . errt’ \ v A n t* a v \Motr is? / Jr' \ M* . , J I ' r>Aalf*•** lad AW P*i 1OKA ft a *, in i I ^AdaJJ f / ' fl I w S6 W it* ^ ■; baseuiaiswda*” * ■hr* RENTAL PROPERTY OWNERS y ** oK,r>a ."*! ROOK'F J.- .» / t£ .’» J. rrA N , r : A 15 AT 7K Plt.lt/ <). tim-titM a n il ro o m * b y N a v a l I'c ra n n n c l a n d o t h c r a w c w o u ld t LO A N TO GAAB A Hi IbT- J For rtlra dr Ming rrl) on Ihr M » I hcwolrt. Tlubl* life" brake lining* and the U rgr*l brake* in Ikr luw.prhrd Held a»»urr )»u nf dependability, rain or nhinr. £ * * • #.. .. . * D K IT . Dm- to th e m uity iti< |uirie« fo r ____ L um -h d w P vuh >, 0ET M t ? » . ivi it h w in . place . „ RIDE. H OR SNOW/ AMO TWO AUMMCAS A M AV AS AOOhIC a t AN SHOTfltS TO THt a i a re... ) *i'l 'i f . , lik e to lis t n r ilB L O N K IIA N C K II Hy F ra n MICKKY MOUSK II tv Wail S trike y o u r m t it n l fncilitli-H a t th e .f a y m - I n f o r m a t io n H i n i I I i ■'LEASE CALL 1.172 SEMINOLE COUNTY JAYCEES SPECIAL SERVICES — 13 Try FURNISHED while frame home, 3 IkmI room#, I ' j hath*, 3 *• rern••■I porrhea, garage, plot I 14' * 252‘ 17400.00. Term*. Phone II.MI M C. W. I look. III 3 Hot Tor Retain 117 Hanford. l . \. UHIDDON, Sit. Thr tattewtea i t l o ayylr ■II a m An* •>MbfWh*d la Tba Ilrjllor anal-rd 41 HOMES III»MK SITKS ACREAGE URtlVKS lima I k nrr ||a* laartOm RANCHER— RANCH I.A N I) tlm l i n *« o Iidv N n *r Man Innerllnn Its,** N n *r IInr l i w r l l u AH typr* of Hell K*tnte 34 l i n n f t n »* llnr ln ** r ll«n Ph-.no 1311 ll!i S. I'atk Avr. M i r n , H « In lb* linn. HERALD W a n t Ads 8 Dnnblr rata tnr M ark la m mnn. P H O N E 148 W ant I N M ill br am*|>tr4 ever tkr MtTpkanr an « ■ * * * • • d im rk arat II yaar a i a * In llntrd In tNa trlrpbana bank. In r r la r a fan tkla nrmmnandailan i I’ lnrtirally new, thiev hedroom home, in Mayfair. Very modern Imautifnlly hindieapeil, Prlc iv far ipiirk anle. Flint We both lo*e when you don't hrtng irour preurriptiun* to I.ANEY'S. I’hrne 103 ______ AUtTlON Vegetable#, l.iveatork nod ml*rellaiienu* *ale evety Friday night at 7:10. Col. I -tie> June*, nurtlnnerr. SANFOKII FARMERS' AUCTION 1 mile Kouth of rity limit* on highway 17-03. FRIED SilKIMI* Dinner "The He*t Shrimp on Earth” at Hornrr’i. 124 E. lit St POWER MOWERS ROTARY IILADE—Unconditional I) guarnntreil. I rnnn-«l mt e de livery. Free demon*tration, nny time. 909.60. V. A. Whmle*., (t mile North I l^rngwood. Trade mark peinta |1.50 gal. N'ew Khaki Undarahirta 44c aach All alie tarpaulin* , ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS ) l t Sanford Ave. Hi. 1921 ROCK LA TIL SHEET ROCK. NAILS, PIPE. STEEL. IMMED IATE DKI.IVEHV. P H O N E M o A H IS N Y C 6 fl. FRIC.iDARE A-1 i onditinn I'll. 171 J after I' M I’EAH: Little Matvei Engli. It I’ea*. You pick them, 1(V Ih. We pirk them. Hie Ih. Phene 77II-M. He.. It. Swart*. Silver luakr. 3 U’ flITK W a T.I. lire* 74tt * tr. I'hown jfd.V R. BEDROOM l|ou.e, hull! 4 yeaia ago with all improvement*. lb* id irrH a r Is nnrrlrd la M | r On rornrr lot. 100 t I Ml (ChirkneaainOr. h nrdaa far na «• en l|ou*e and Yard.I Nice l.nwn, rand** tba jant gneil .. . .naralbb ___ Jnrvtsa* 6 mile* eat! of Orlando, | mile nil W i l l Aka m arl kr In a a r n f* flm an I ha day balnea gafcllrn* ftom new building* of Florida tin a. Fa*hiona Mall order hmiae. Furn * a * r aatlly on hnmndlatnlr niahed or unfurnished. Price If an rrran a r m * * la yaa* ad. ♦1,000. Small dnwm payment, t*> raaaad k r rrrnaaalklr la r m arr ikaa nan lam irn at (Bem­ 10*; o ff for all. Ilnth for owner. oan. Al«<» ne*t In It, 1 lietlroom hnu»e, • new jual finished. For rale. THE Prhe 96600 Tel. I!>4H. Orlando F0. *i Hot 111 F HERALD NEW 4 Hw'in lii»ii»e. Call aflei h:IO. 1642 113 ______________ “ T o d a Y n s i'R c iX T S VERY CLOSE IN : 3 bed room FOR HKNT —I f r houae, \rnl»hed 910,000. Term* if detfred. OtKuAKA / I-ATMENT8, and filorra UR W. P in t Street ELEVEN KLfc\ BLOCKS FORM IKIWN T in , EH ' w T n TBD - » AR1 _Phnn* 490-W. TO W N: 3 bed room hoiike, furnlahe.1 97.IM.on Wa buy. M il k trade u>ed n r o r iM lin 'u s i: for rent. 3 hr-1 furniture. Wilson.Maier Formroom* furniahrd. Kitchen omtlv NEW, READY TO MOVE INTO: 2 lied Pnom houae, 94,460.00. •lira a il Ohrar *** furoMhnl. Good |Arall»n. ITvon._ - l i ! ----- U. NEW READY TO MOVE INTO: 1011 M. a— HELP * ANTED 2 he«| r«*im hoti»e 97.460 00, III*, FURNISHED t room*. Clean rral Urma. dnwnrislni, d ll I’atk. Apply 2 HKIHIOOM HOUSE, him k run- W ANTKD—girl for fountain and '•A pt. 5. drug dept. Lanty'* Drug Store. aiiurilnn, iw»> yeare old, |1, (U K OF Ilia beet local id ycalaii600.00 rath. WANTED: Marilwl man under 40 ranta In Sanford. Reaionablr 3 HEDROOM HOUSE, ju*t outride for Insurance wprk In 8anfonl. rent. Hog A, c o Sanford Herald. city, 94^00.00, *3.200 00 Ca«h, Splendid opportunity. Contact balance 92600 per month. FURNISHED 4 room*. Clean R. II. Taylor, DiiL Supt. 2IH J. W. HALL. RF.AI.TOR downstairs, t ill Park. Apply Mciirh Rldg. nr I’honc 624-J. Florida Stale Hank lluildlng 1 A p t i, WAITRESS and Fountain g'rU, Phone 1711 kKIHIOOM. Twin .'I iin^-lr Im ft * apply Dane Remlev, Itoumlllat Innrnpring mattieaset. Would FtU( SALK or Trado: 10 acre* cf and Andeiaon. Walgreen Drug aarvr hrrakfaat. Prefer men. Rlack* Hammock. Near Oviedo, Stare, lat. and Park. ___ ______ 494-M For I .and suitable for Citrua. H. SHORT ORDER rook-rttl^ed. m Knowlton, Rt. No. 4, Dilando._ I m a i .i . Modern fi.rnlr.hewt house Apply Mrs. Futch, (irayhouml ■*al«ml Apr. 15. I'hnnr IfiO-lt A FOUR RED ROOM HOME Rua BtgUeti. ,. , FURNISHED room. I’hona 1133. Hardwood floors, steam heal, 2 ear AWJRESSfVE Salesman. Steady garage with apartment, two employment, many opportunities larga lot*. 910.000 eaih, bal­ fo r idvancetnent. FIrostone ance terms. Sea IHghleyman, W AN TK D ^ to r e jj Raymond M. Rail, Realtor, FlorM. _ ld a Stata Bank Building. WORK WANTED W ANTED to rant 4 or t room tin* M178T SELL 24 acres of goo<l cit­ ; furtvMhcd house or apartment. rus i od. 3 acres good muck. ItARY SITTER. Boat o f RofaroiiCall 944 W. ______ Publ ce*. Mrs. M. Falkenberf, 419H Md. Ijike Mary. Phono fUDDLE a m i couple waala one, Palmetto Av*. Oarage Ant 1426. Sanford. or l* o nodroom unfurnished L A K E FHON'T HOME *5^00.00. i £ T s p e c ia l ll'ia houie with kitchen equipment. Lot 430 a 90 Ft., Cleaned Beach. 1Uv garage. Available May 1 2*Bedrooms. Living room, Bath, VENETIAN • BLINDS* made tc r June iT w r ite full paillrular. Kitchen, Breakfast Nook, Utility order. ProtlaoU Venation Blind <o Has 434 22nd Street Station, room. Borne finishing to bo dons Co. <96 W. M I L B ear | * ' Merahurg l. Ftoftfr. on houae. Also several I.aka IIS2.M . _ Front l-ots for Sale. W. J. Lett* I.AWNMOWKRK Hh.rpenvl. M 4 - r k a l e s t a t e f o r h a l f *—j ler, Ijike Mary, Fla. cycler repaired, lock xnd krr r o io k K O f o l k ? work. Prompt oerv're. ||. W. ere disposing nf our rolorwd Hhnmo. 9tn F. 4tk Rt W ANTED — | properly In Sanford a r e a 4— R E A L > ALL T Y P E S o f Rulidoter W m Y — . CHEAP. Lots oa lo w as 910 Reasonable Rates—Free Eat I* r home, I tlwwn. 96 month. Rrih DsBoo, P. IF YOU wnnl to 6rl| ret result*, list J. W. ■Ml**- Carpenter A Ornery, j O . Rot ISM. Hanford. flali b «u ., 1 Ph"V> HBMuW m SftJIJ SU te ~L ONLY A KKW WOODWOBfciTJoi’C • It I n o b s . Counters, Shelves, etc. to order. j perfect natural s a n d SANFORD ---- n W r n W /JS MILLS 8 SW AP R B O f—499 E. 44k Bt We .Buy. Sell or Trade moot »M "r anvthter 4i. Fort M*Rf*n, 2nd SeHlon H49.P0, IVl.no Rotsneo eoey. phom tsn .j________ BEDko6 M gutfe. Spring m*». treat oxesllant. Follow * 'sllowshtp Homodal Room 93, Up»slr» Os. Contractor, builder, carpenter and m am m y work. Spcilaltting in roofing. No job to *mall or large. M. 0 . H ca n M ry, Sanford, Rt. 2, Hot 309, Phone W inter Park *Jt>29H7. UUDK W O RK of alTkind*. Eavea nml Ciotter* R cp a iird a id Paint cd. NVw lloofa applied. Painting and Minting. Sanford, Ph. IU98-W. It. R. Arkrnhurg. W A T C H and Clock Repairing. A ll work guai anteed. Heaaonuble price*. F . M. English. J r., 126 Sanford Avc. Phone t HOI. \\ \ri II AND CLOCK k e p a ik im ; (iood work conscientiously done. Dorn week days 8:10 A.M. to it P.M. Closed Saturdays, hut open day nights 7:10 till U I’ M. WALTER II. TRAPP I I I K. Second SI., Sanford 3 6 S ... t S U JNi oCJOO 8uT I TON'T Tr4iN<*.E'S CwT iX T T J BE r « —-J A C O vvBOn » V 3 I 2 ANuSCAu MOJ* «- V - n T l O*- P E O ^ L B 'S T S - B V . S J N V wiTri T k a t hO J -(Ta l - iN-S! _*Tt krn S O 7 J 3BTTS5 u ET C IIKncy C9 m a w ...* 3 -P O -O VNED ...T-.V S < — ^ OP .1 ” - A N n > O j 1 13— N O T IC K S 'I’ E R S D N A L S — 13 M A R Y 'S L E N D IN G L IB R A R Y Magnolia— Is now open Mnn. thru F ri. Ill to 12 A. M.. 3 to f. P.M. Sat. 4 to !• P.M. P A IN T \N D III ID > WORK Kny Reel, 30(t W ell 2nd. Street. S*nf»rt|. Phone Iftl.Y F.tprrt 120*1 Work hv experienced men. D A Y N U R S E R Y Now Open. Phone 1«•.*•; I. It. nr Ill'll. P IT II.M M IC T IO N S A L K \ l M A R IN E IIA IIR \ C K S A T T I I K S A N F O IID A IR R A S E In keeping with the leartlvation proreedingi, the Frllo w ih ip Foundation w ill offer at puhllr aurlion the following items: 126 diHir* 2 M by ft.ft and larger, with lib ka and hinge* Included (like nrw | 1 garland rum m errial tire g ai ranges 2 deep flyers and iMMiirrouj gns hratna 2 built In model Imth tubs 2 hot water heaters 1 imported rug* !• x 12 1000 piecet of restaurant weal, china and stainless steel cutlory 3 refrigerator* 10 bedroom suites 2000 ft. 2 x 4 framing 14,000 ft. of rellutex and sheet rock wall board Other artlrle* such as washing ma­ chines, blankets, lamp*, linoleum, etc. Terms cash Sals stsrta 10 o'clock A.M. Hatui* day March 31. 1961. Lunches served on the grounds. ^ h l l^ n v it c t 13— AUTOMOBILES '9 *D?S.JJiyCM L»00 *: v'...T rtA M < NtX). L C .’r SLIa-9 ) ' « AA\\CS“ ... I \SU‘/ -\.\N.tSj . A r ? E T T > JCOO NCKj MilJwt J ----WAVE / ,1a ' , V. 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SANFORD, FLORIDA PACE EIGHT Two Sanford Men Debutantes Go For Pud Basie Training Diamond T iaras By DOROTHY ROE Asoorislid Prana Fashion M ilne NEW YORK — The diamond tiara, once the exclusive province o f queens and dowager*, ha* »>** come the latest debutante fad. A t the recent Tiara Ball in New York, half a million dollars' worth of diamond* literally went to the (head* o f the teentage nodaliIce' in attendance. Dhr vogue was launched in Paris ‘lai * “ when Jean Hea­ hus a n d ________ „ , tiaras with their fall collection*. A popular U. B. teen-age magaxine followed with a cover featur­ ing a high school senior dressed for a dance In white tulle and a tiara. Glrle who never had worn more than a couple o f bobby pin* to bold their liscks In place decided tiara* were Just Use thlajr for Glamor with a capital G. Jinny of the girls fa*h>on the tiaras out of family jewelry at hand, wiring up braecIvU. clip* or brooches to form a headdresa. Those wh ohaven’t any genuine diamonds handy us* costume je ­ welry. Two men from Sanford have re­ cently completed the 13th week of basic training with Tank Company, 61st Infantry Regiment of the famed 8th Infantry Di virion at Fort Jaekson, S. C. They are Pvt*. James Robert Davis, son of Mr*. Kedusta Davis, Rt„ Hot 247. at 247 Urisson Ave­ nue, Sanford; and Samuel Detreviile, eon of Mr*. Alberta Detreville, Cyprus* Avenue, Sanford. Pvt. Detrerill* attended Croome Academy in Sanford, and was for­ merly employed as a ranch hand in Oviedo, Fla. Pvt. Davis also attended Crooms Academy. Kail Union? irbslIssM Frws* rag* O w l lubcommittre bearing, had some W. P. Kennedy. at a Senate Labor slriagt attached. rnore ceremonies, including the award to Admiral IIIU of the In­ signia of the French Legion o f honor and decoration of the acad­ emy flag with the LeLgion of Honor and the Croix De'Guerre. Itain threatened the plana for a dres* review of the 3J&36 midship­ men at Worden Field in the after­ noon. Meanwhile French foreign min­ ister Robert Schuman arranged a meeting with Secretary of State Arhrton to demapd a stronger voice for France in Mediteranean defense strategy. Schuman, here with President Auriot, reportedly Is peeved that France was left out of a series of secret Brltlsh-Amerlcan meet­ ings on the Island of Malta earlier thi* month Diplomatic sources say the French foreign policy chlof is ready to ln*i*t France must be In­ vited to all such conference* In the future if the U. 8. expects full French cooperation in West­ ern Europe. This single hint of discord ap­ peared while Auriol and Presi­ dent Truman werr exchanging pledge* of lasting French-American friendship and rooperatlnn in defense of the free world. Shruman told a new* i n f e r ­ ence he planned to learn official­ ly from 8- crctary Acheson why France was excluded from the Malta talks. American official* later ex­ pressed concern over the French attitude. They said they ho|>ed the problem would be Ironed out quickly le*t it mar the friendly atmosphere nf Auriol’* Visit. Schuman also wan reported Kennedy rFirst, lists n riu igti; wanted to exelude the one remaining tough is­ sue from the arbitration. That wa* how much money the trainmen shuold he paid for coupling air hose between car* on occasion. Second, he *aid hi* union could not accept Dr. John R. Steelman, presidential assistant, as the arbi­ x io T ir i: o f h r r . i m o x t o a r - trator. He expressed the ouinion v L v s on r . * * ( T N K * T o r a r e - that President Truman would not r u t t r .o i* L * T io n c o n r r .« > . name Steelman, who ha* imen bit­ iN u * r t u x o i . r r o r s u . Notice I* hereby given Ihtl the terly criticised because of his role nn4tr*lgr.e4 will *|isl) to Ihe Ftor- in trying to mediate the rase tea l.*|i*lsiiire at Ite reguisr He*. through .the past, several month*. elan In t ill fer passage of rertaln Senator Morsa politely informed special left station, which special legislation *h*ll hove for Its pur­ Kennedy that h* “ cant have your rake and eat It. too,” and said the pose Ih# following; ... enabling lemlnole County, Flor­ American people were entitled to id*, to MtablUh and maintain ■ have the two-year old dispute public hospital, levy a las and loeue •ruled. The Army now is running pond* therefor, for construction aiut malntsnanc* of sold hn*plial. main­ the railroad* because of the threa­ tain a training school for nur»es. tened strike of trainmen and con­ provide tunable means for llie ductor* last August. rare of each hospital and disabled The trainmen almost made a person*, end providing for the ap­ pointment nf trustees for such ho#- hriMraie agreement on Feb. 24. but Italked over having 8teeiman settle a P. MKRNDON A* Clerk of tha Itosrd unresolved rule* t-haages, Including nf county CommlMini.- the air hose coupling Issue. ere of gemlnole County. The conductor* reserved Judg­ Florida ment on the carriers' arbitration (R R A L ) proposal, placed before the Senate subcommittee earlier In the week by D, P. laximl*. chairman of the western can lent' conference. Rut the chief* of firemen and eng incars turned it down flatly un questioning o f Senator Morvr. Previously the railroads had In­ sisted that the arbitrator he Dr. John R. Steelman, assistant to the President, a* provided in a “ mem­ orandum o f agrremrnt” which the carrier* and tnc union chiefs sign­ ed at the White House last Dec. 21. Loral union officials later rereted that agreement, and the •rothefhood rhlrfs since have In­ sisted that someone other than Steelman he named. The Senate committee has been trying for weeks to pare the way for a settlement of the rail ronItwvrtsy, which ha* been puactuated wife strikes. The .Brotherhood of Trainmen broke array from tha other threw operating unions- -tha engineer-, firemen' and conductor*— and almo«t settled separately a few weeks ago. However, an agrremrnt . was blocked then Ipr the arhitrntlon issue und the deadlock over how much money should lie paid to ntcmlier* of the trainmen's union whrn they arc called on to couple air hoses between car*. In accepting Ihe carriers' arbi­ tration proposal, Kennedy said ha atlll feel* there 1* m> need for aa arbitration but that If one la appointed he ehould b* fully quali­ fied to pass on the Issue*. “ Being of the opinion that the president of the United States their energy and as a result the would appoint such a man, I am function of the heart will he ab­ uuthoriird to adviee your com­ normal. The spine la the place mittee, also the carriers and the where such Interference may national mediation board, that the ealat. When the vertebrae are In (management) proposal is accept­ abnormal positions they produce able to the brotherhood o f railroad pressure upon nerve fibres. trainmen,” Kennedy said. It ia true that disease of the heart may hi produced by pres­ sure upen narre fibre* supplying were the most fabulous head­ the heart. Then It should be dresses Imaginable, provided hr enunlly true that the release o f diamond merchant fU rry Winsten. this pressure weuld restore nor- Rank and file tiaras of the real m il tronsmlulou o f nerve en­ o f the youthful guests rented ergy to the heart. TMs could from sweet pee* to Christmas thesi result In the tlaeuee o f the tree lintel. Bald one mother: heart becoming normal again. “ At least this la going tn halp “ tela hold Hi, 1*1 hrr Kwr K eamd lllk atrn iw h l"' dual* head up straight!' Legal Notice i IlE X R T TROUBLE ,'n. K «ivn. n. c. IneMMas la Una with price rites DiSalle «aid. “ Thera will be a rollback in certain field* where its warrant­ ed. But we Just couldn't do it tn an aeroawlhe-hnard action.” He aaid butine«*men in the audience would realise tht, if they had bought tire* for » l « each before the price freete, and the government then had rolled the price back to |M. “ You'd have been In a pretty had »l«uatlon.' DiSalle added that, where atudies »how there are unjustified priee margin*, they will be roll­ ed back, lie said rollback* alrtady have been ordered in tome such case*. In reply to other question*, Di­ Salle said hr doe* not anticipate rationing in the foreeeable future. “ Every studv Indicate* that sup­ plies are ample,'* he said. Di8atle added that Congress gay* rationing power to the presi­ The bulletin wa« signed by Wal ter B. Garver, manager of tht dent and. *o far a* he knows, Mr. Chamber'* Agriculture Depart Truman ha* not delegated It to anyone. He estimated that, even if the President should delegate ration^ ___ Ing power to *omr government made Tn I agency, it would take five or six _ the agency lo use S. Stan- month* for '* the rationing power. “ But I see mi need of it now," he added. Rationing’ President Auriol <Coat lo o ed A GOOD ROOF FOR YOUR HOMEI chamber of commerce official*. ar.4 war t *\rm *a a tew of premlr.vnt place? ending with * reception at the Seminole Country Club. She alio »'rit*d Seminole High School and MU* Harper w a* among the student* who were impreu«*d with hrr charm and personality a» *hr talked to them about hrr experience*. A graduate o f Visitation Ar*demy of Mobile, Ala., in 1948, Mit* ll#tbe*e attended the t'nl- Legal Notice M im e o r iwTasxTioa o r W ■ u sm ii o r P t e L ir i x s t h i *t io x o r n rw tx o i.r r o r x T * . n on ms. t o t m t ro n Tin : rs s s s u r o r t o r s i, on s r r— ria l. LKUIstSTION. T *V I.AW TO N A* Huperlnlendrnt ol Fu M Ic In riro c llo n of Sem inole f o u n t s . F l o r ­ ida lA*gral Notice M in e r o r itr r s n o x to s i *. tai i r u n p t s s t i i i ; o r i i n i t o h • p m i ‘ 1 %1 . i i i . i s i s r t o x e o * . i i :h \ i m . n o : • i t * o r « * x . i m i l l . rt.oHiiss. N u ll.* l* h*reb» « !*rn lh*« ai'p llratiwn will l*e malic t»* th- l .* * l- l* , •>( the P late of Florida at It* | ) ) | .c o lo n for | t t » * | r of lm**l or .p r v ls l l* « l- Inn. "1 jm .n .tln rt n . n l* lu ir .t f h l* Ji'ih il*r ef DRESS CLEARANCE You won’t nrrtl an aHlronuntcr lo hrl|> you find thrnc shining hudgrt wim n . . . ju*t w .ill, in i ii mil shn|i fsar li:iri;a iiis galore! Georirianu, .loan Miller, Betty Barclay. Clnire Tiffany, Vicky Vaujrlin, Doris* Dodson V a lu e* T u 10.M Cottons, Oiibnnlini**, Taffetnn Crt'iiOM, NlroH 9-1(1; 12-IS Greyhound Wreck rlosH roaunu under a bamwin Ymrecvr responded hy volunt if ilr going before tha Dade c#ur* sided hu*. Um1 l»ody of whwn wa* i f grind Jury te testify on the danted and out o f shape- »u n V “ - matter and waiving hla Immunity Infly little or the g l» « i In the window* wa* ItrokfU, «u# lo safety type « f n *«r«. •'«* window* on one nl«lf wtrv crirkw . T h t ernor to name tha gambler wtUi trra.1 of the two right rear lira* whom he Is accused of a>*orialiug. un which the weight of the skid­ Warren *o far tiaa only named ding bus had heen concentrated, Ihe road mi which he say* the appeared soiqewhat worn. gambler live* end haa de*crii>ed Sir. Jeffer* remained with the hla residence. ____ hu*. awaiting the trWt of company The original Edison phono­ official*, lie ha* bees driving fnr the company for three y*are and graph wa* described as a .“ -peak, mg machine." has o no actUtont ph. One of the first date* In color Within on# nine-year period Thomas A. Edlaon took out 370 television wa* u test conducted Ilatent a covering various aspects in England in IMS by the Inti John L. Baird. PLAY CALL! THE BEST EQUIPMENT Value* To 14.85 Cot Inti ChumhruyH, (linglmiii*, Crvpcs, Sites 9-15; 10-20 , Value* Tu 12.95 Rayon Gabardines and Taffetas Size* 9-lfi; 10'/i-22l* Values To 16.85 Colton*. Tuffetus, Crepe*, Gabar dines In Prints and Solids Sizes 9-1B; 12-20 A T - A TEAM PRICES (shout '/« olf) J R Q U f t a W i M B THE F l A Y M A K E R Value* To 16.95 Nylons, Crepe*, Cottons Size* 12-16; 12'/i-20«i HU I'll EM R - UO-50 for $22*95 FROM Valuta To 16.S5 Bilk Shantungs, Chamtirays, Eyelets, Nylon Prints Values To 19.85 Pure Dye Bilk Prints SUM 10-20 SHOES $1*50 to $20*60 - 1 Proper equipment for the 8andlot Wool Jersey*, I Wool and BayoQ % ' l l " ti. w PTMW the three he already has told about the Governor are not ant -olrte, outright lie*" I Sullivan is scheduled to makf hi* regular weekly broadcast mi Crime Commission activities Sat­ urday night. On previous broad* cost* he has charged lh« GoverJ nor knew about the ra«* of book* maker Charles Board at the tltn* the Slate Racing Commission re­ fused tu readmit him to state track*. Hi previously ha.! been hatred fiotn all FlorMa track*. 0TIIKR 8 manship and quality ma­ terial* guarantee you the w f eel aaHefertlee Protest year pechetheek by making any repair* now. Delay may be eeoUyl Call on today far verr ity of Alabama for three yean She war clowned “ Mis* Amerwa of 1*5»” on Sept. IS in Atlai.iie City. Among her ta’« lent* ate darning, singing and dramatic artistry. She is five feet five and a half inches tall and weigh* UP pound*. ,1 Hr. lir n T h i s ' l *pl*l »?»»*. U n i o f F lo ri d *. I * H -U'H *‘ h*- \ Notice I* h *re b r s l * * n that the l#r r e la it n * to crgall.m ol * I’ -wr H o . M ..f P o H I r tn stru rflon *>( S e m i­ • loti run.I for Ih - ro ll . - l'»l >*M no le Counir. K lorld *. will apl'lr »■> m in i o f I lie O i r *'f *a n l» r d . Finethe r* s alar « e * * lo n o f l . * e l * i * i u f * Ida. • n a pei llon ( . » S.lii.w II-*( is o f the S l i t e o f F l ' f l d * In l » l l f o r Mild penal n shall reoslst d rt< el the o f local o r •fieclsl 1**1*- . . • . rltmled from the p. lire o ff l. -e ro f Ihe I’ ll* of S in * i n i , m flsln e th* r o m f ie n it llo n o f i h » member* o f Ihe lloar.l o f Pub- for.l. rt erld n . sn.l o f r< -t- imi>..--d li e In-tr tirllon o f Hem .ml# County. »>, I hr Mnnl. I pal I’ mirt -f ih r « 'i t y Florid a at F i f t y Hollar* t l » * . * * > o f Hanford, rt orlit a. iiik .o prt .n na per month e * « h . p ar atde monthly o,.n« I. ted te r i e i n . in.t serif amends out o f the Cleneral School Fund toeoi firovld lne for i n r r - s - e lo ih * u» o f Heiulnol# Counts. F lo rid*. *n«l he. • n.o.ioi of *aul .■..nfrlniulon ‘ Ml eJ op ■ Innlna upon the e f f r . t ls * d » t e of - \! i » .. | j h ! ■ i . t I uni i|ia' r . i u i l I h - Set pros Id le r f**r -uch ,-ompen. « • • -i t Sauforsi nation W a rre n Aide Kawleiffh Gloven OF OVERALL IMPORTANCE . . Donna Lou H arp er � 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, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 30, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 30, 1951. 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 30, 1951; <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/cc91f7c92a1678b27f8618fbc0f33f41.pdf 12bde486e259eee8c59169507bedd108 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD,J ^ A N F O R M L t Col. Adam* Is Warren Says Acts ____ Appointed To Head Of '51 Legislature Interceptor Wing: TnlteFarReaching —U . Col. J. Ross Adams, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Adams of II IK I’ark Avenue, Hanford, Fla., today was aptmliil. «d commanding officer of the 113th Fighter-Interceptor Group located here. Col. Melvin C. Garlnw, Com­ manding Officer of the 113th Fighter-Interceptor Wing, parent crganixatloii of the flghlrr group, announced that Col. Adain* had tueh promoted from command of the HJrul Firbter-lntr■iceptnr Squadmii. The 142nd was Delaware’s Air National Guard squadron until tit • •! <l to active Federal aervire with the U. H, Air I orre Feb. I. Col. Adam- Joined the squadron In April, It*IH. and three months later l>ecame it * commanding offker, a imst he held until his promotion tn the group leadership today. Col. Adam-, after atleodiiig Seminole High He bool and the University of Florida, enll’U-d in thu Army Air Forcea Ip llesem. Iter, I9I0 and was separated ju l five yrai later. During his overseas Imjr t.f duty from February. I1M3 to March, I9H Col. Adams rominutubd the 31Gth Fighter Squadron of the 3 itlh Flrnler Group, in North Afrlra, Tripoli. Sicily and Italy. Hr Hew HI combat nil-.lnns, chiefly divebombing , end strafing attacks, alwl>is credited with tne sinking of an Italian ilestrovrr carrying German troops, Cvl Adams wears Out Distinguished Hying Cross, the Air M<dal with two oak loaf riustera, ami the Eurupean Theatre ribbon with four battle stars. After his discharge from the service the Colonel Itfwame a pilot for Trans-World Airlines and flew regularly to Furor* and the Middle East* Hr Is mar. rird in the former Miss Elaine llammar of Springfield, >lo. They have one child, a year old da lighter, Diane. French President TALLAHASSEE, M*r. 2H—(/I*) —Governor Wnrren predicts srtioiir of the l!»6t Legislature “will have a profound influence on the life of every rltleen fot the nest two years slid |Hi.»|hly for many years." However, he gave no inkling In his regular mnnthly radio report to the .tale of the con­ tent of his own constitutionally required me«-age to the le g is ­ lature, wlileh will convent her# Apr. 3. lie noted oidy (hi I tl.r Cun stltutlon "requires the Governor St i «rb iit-olar session of (he Legislature, to communicate inlormatioh concerning the rondi. lion of (he State and to reromno nd such measure* as he tnav diem ex Ill'll lent." lie .aid the administration "bar been very busy preparing to co-operate in every possible way with the l.i gillnture. Its 133 member* will come to Tullaha iee us dirert einiasaries of the people, whom we in the executive * lanrh of I’overninent serve to the liest of our sMIlila*.’’ In a riview of the Slate' economic progress, the Governor declsreit "Florida Is irrowinr Florida In pm poring, Florida' 'ulute tim«|H,cCs were never *rli/hter," He |Miihted tn the flourishinr School B uh Wreck Vtmm P u t O n ) •tat#m*nU an lo lha rauoa of lha accident. Deputy Rherlff Hood also investigated tne accident. Production Aim s ICautlausd From Page oaal be quite a* optipiDtlr concerning « . . . . ( . M i l . .11— 3 i | iockiif, »♦« " hn , . l , l Auriot said ha President Truman >» hare and affirmaffect ton” held hr th* Atneri- P m ld e e t aald this ta "as old as our ry." H* wW It had « g and a a c r o d saariflre* of both at tno some cause." Noting In partlctiUr tho French •trugglo against Communism In Indochina, President Aitrlol said four main tasks confront France! reconstruction a t fcomr, prosecu­ tion of tho wnr ggainst CommunIsm, renewal of industrial equip- K poo. Twrntjr Individuals and companic* were Hated as having been recipients of pa T.J _____, ________ In 1944 and 120,601.110 In 1949. Four w art named In both y c tn to bring tha number o f counts In the first Information to 14. Wrar said ■ warrant would b t Issued far C arroll’a a rre st Bond rould be made In 8 t. Louis but Carroll would have to come hero for arraignment and trial. Carroll recently stalked out of a hearing JR 8 L Logs being con­ ducted b rittle lrn * U Crime InvastigstlnRrejMg|iltlf«v|h<skiad' byj llOLLYWOOD, Mar. Dally Variety, the film trade paper which correctly predicted last )ar*s motion picture Academy ward winner-, today picked the movie “All Alwut Kve a* the win­ ner of this year’s Owar derby. The paper says Jose Ferrer will win the award as best actor for his performance in “Cvrano De liergerac,” ami Judy Holliday (he best actress auar.l for her "Horn Yesterday" rolb. The award winner- will he anr.ounced toinnrru* night. The paper bases its selections v on a poll of a cross section of the jaiui iremt**r« of the Academy of Motion Picture-A rts and Hclenrn Josephine ling? is slated to lake home th ' 'iint-suppurting.aetrrM trophy fo$ her work in “Harvey," the paiwr a ,»*. It gives (leorge Hander* the iMrar for best tup. p u tlo g artor. Joseph L. Manirwlr* D numr^ for the direetlon and tereennln^ aw ard, for “All Alwut E ve/' "Mona Lisa" will be voted the top picture tune of the year, says Variety. The paper aald balloting is clo«e and a small shift In vote* might give the heft actor award to Will, iam Holden tor “Hunscl Houle, sard." Jeff Chandler rould take supporting honors, says the paper, lor "Broken A rro w / "Ha My l.ove" la crowding "Mona l.l-n ’1 dourly fob the tune prise. Variety said. r ■ RLNffa BUILD FMiRIDA — Famed far tta swale beauty, Florida Power A Light Company’s rscsMIy compie led OO.OOtvkllowaU ptaat at Culler wUI hr enlarg'd hy a 7J,two kilowatt generator as part of thr utltlly's Stoa.000.00n expaaslow program looking ahead lo PPirida'. future electric uwdu. Completion of aew sddllloo wUI atohe Caller lha maul powtrfal electric gsaerallag pUat la thr stair. Korean War I sus11a r v**i aaaggv saw*g sailed down to liieak up a Com­ munist attack east of the Chan, go road. The South Korean drive across ob apparently waa more im­ portant politically than m ilitari­ ly. In Washington, Secretary of Defense George Marshall said General MacAithur had lieun inItrucieil |o cross when necessary ,|<t protect his fiirn-u. The South Korean* may have acted on their jrwn Initiative. Strategically, the east roast rector lias little slgnifl.-anre. It I* lightly defended, prnbalilv only hy North Korean troops. High mountains run up almost to .Senator Kcfauver, objecting to tha televising of the hearing. Hr ap­ peared before the committee in Washington last week. the coastline. No big push rould he made In this area hy either side. In addition to Yangyang. the HOK« raptured Kapyong, ('bong, gok. Ynunpu and tne border villuge of Soria. The bad weathsr, Wednesday failrd to slop Allied bontbaru. h-'J0i hit (sro airfields and a troop rrplscsment w nter. Twenty bombers lighting on rsilar droppetl 1*0 tons of la.mlis on airfields at Pyongyang, thv North Korean capital. Other Kuperforta hit a barracks area at llamhting on tha rast mast. Allied Naval f o r m gave rloso support T in d a y In ground forrr* on both tha caat and west coasts. Wonsan was hammered for the 39th straight day, and HongJin for lha 30th consecutive day. Legal N otices Children in irm ots areas of Can­ ada often learn their school lessons tv Till: r a t n t o r t h u i o i <tv in one of three traveling school a riH ir. i k u i v i i u : t ot v n , • a n which run on the railroads. I'UlKlltS. i s PNONSTR. IN Mlti kmtatii ( i r It lleStT'll’.IIKAH. Legal Notice TO 11.1. CRIiDITItNS v.vu rim s e n t i s t i v n c u i u s Mi n r NAAUO 4 U IS S T s a tll RNTSTSI, IV rtll'N T O f. J I ’ U IIK , IH tjlt Tou sail est.i, uf joo are n, state o r r u t s ■ntlfWd and require* lit pewsrnt iv r e o a t r i k any ,talm» and (Umknds »M .h you, t,r either of yen. aiajr h its aualust the estate ,.f It. It. HI'HIHKAO. h . i ' - m m I, tale of said •'■■unit, to the •'..utils Jnd*e of aentlnole ('iiiim/, Florida, at his office In Ihe c u rt house of said County nl Hanford. Florida. wllkln ulehl ralendar ouinlh* from Ihe lime of th# first puhllrallon of this notice Lack claim nr demand aball he In wrltloa. and shall stale the place id residence and post offlre address of the claimant, and shall he sworn lo hy th# claimant, agent, or sitorney, aad any such claim nr de­ mand not so filed shall be void, (■lined) JtOMAI.il W. HIM tillKAI> As administrator of the Kalals of It. II. klulrbedd. deceased P lra l p u h llra llo n March SI, IM L , IN fu: •fllB BXTA HI'S AV flril'rllf! I H-sa fcf'l. rn Al l w Hum i t A t f O V I T .N V t N (litre Is I------ r “ Ivan that I . I I I t il't 'll F M .I led his noal re..{ the estate .of |H*ri a « K M d l'HAN not' ceased; mat final Mat apply to .IV IfisnstreaNkf hole (V v n tr day nf A M for K xeru tn r llO IV Itn tf.*.»: w ifiirr. i » - Is Tiled his petition [e, m d ihsi he w ill lannnthle Douglas f H»m l • g i font «ths STlh r approval of glarharee as ta of HlfHAN , deceased ’ IUC1IKI.LK lo r s f ihe tw ist* uf I^ M a cb tO s W ig h t. L y V h V W /E S .M J P S b , readmitted to Florida ttacks. The Miami Crime Commloaioi lias iliArKeil the novwW r inter vrnrd with th* Racing Ootnatto sion on behalf of broAfl-' In g Jllou t enor tin a csllcd w lm i ••■BRMa' The Defense Mohilltcr said nn ffort now It under way to gel labor leader* to return to the var­ ious defense production agencies. Elsewhere in the nation s capital a fund of more than H ,1(50,000,. 000 for payment of unemployment benefits haa been built up under the Roclal Security program since Its start in 1930. Taking Into arcount more than 1036,0110,000 In a separate fund for railroad workers, Treasury re ­ cord* showed, there was approxi­ mately 97,900,000,000 available at tha atari of this month to help cushion Iho shock of Job-loa* for American workers. That amount roprtsoota the necumulatod oxc**o of unemploy­ ment of compensation tax rolled. yments of iproximnUly S S f c 3 & 3 W f e ..r « .v Mon funds o f'th e various states, lorritorioa and pcssesslons ami turned over by them to the U. 8 . Treasury ns trustee. Tho Treasury has Invested practically gll this money In Interest-bearing governa m t securities. Mwnwhlls Senator . McCarthy •Wls) called today for n reIon of Western European de­ fenses to Include western Germany, Hpaln, Turkey aad Greece. In a proposed amendment to the ponding troop*-to-Europe lowUlalloiL McCarthy also demands*! (A) a m o hand for General DougUa MacArthur la fighting tf c a K iw R n ls C lu b Holliday, F e r r a r To Win Top Awards IC.ltlaaeW F t* m race Oae) Law which requites ispotting of paymenli made to olhJr iwtsons ol all amounts ol more than JOU0 on which federal laser are not withheld. Carroll was summoned before the Kcfauver Senate Committee investigating crime when the committee ap p ean .i in HU l-ouis rtcsntly. lie walked out of the hearing because he objected to the questioning. lie later appeared before the committee in Washington. The section of the Internal Revenue Code under which Oarroll was charged requires: First, th at all persona making payments to other persons of more than 1600 other than those on which U se s are withheld by employers—are required to rc|»ort those payments individually to the Internal Revenue Depart­ ment's processing division, which Is located in Kansas City. Second, th at nil such payments must be listed collectively and re­ ported annually to the processing dlvisiin. These provisions arc •fv-nJ in- fkctlvA. 'y.'. In ­ ternal Revenue Cede. The informations, filed under the authority uf I/. S. attorney Ham M. W ear, cited Carroll ma having paid the money to win­ ning hctlora and In the f»rm of "commissions.". All prosecutiona under Section 147 of the rode fall under the Jurisdiction of Wear because of the location of the pro* cessing division. The first Information charges Carroll on 24 counts of Carroll's having failrd to file the annual lists, one In l M t ' and one In 1049. j Clitslflrd a* misdemeanors, enrh fount tarries a maximum penalty ‘>f one year In Jail. Jail, a fine of | 1,or hothr Carroll toi tenrrd to 20 year* and (iovem or w iM W twton Fretfr* aad Amerlia. , i " It 1* fireeiu ry ta conttnu* this frietWllilli In ordar to Insure uur Ullltual M tutlty and prosperity." B Biff T im e Bookie Casey Refuses (C a tH u ri Ttoai r u r o at) Auigrlcan Oveneas f k t .l n Cor­ poration. II# said tie <lid M t re­ call the m r im of moil of them. Called back Iicfore the Senator* today to supply all drtails, Casey simply took the position they had no right to go into the m atter. He quoted a Supreme Court opinion hy Justice O llw Wendell Holmes to hark his contention tueh an investigation uf the firm ’s affairs would amount to a “fish­ ing expedition." Case* Is a former Democratic member of the House from Mass­ achusetts. lie has been practicing law in Washington for several years. lie said he and his rnlleague would be willing to make full dis­ closure of the ships deal to an y congressional committee w h i c h they feel has proper jurisdiction and “whrre the rornplrle story ran he told In an atmosphere con­ versant with maritime proceed­ ings." •The officials of American Oserseas Tanker Corporation are affairs would Ik* found to be en• onfidrnt that the conduct of their lircly proper and wiioliy above nulry, he said. lii kiivihrr of the »e«Aion, •oint' nioul.er. of the hanking subcom­ mittee had conceded to reporters privately there was a substantial question whether Iho m atter was within the scope of their Investi­ gation, concerned as It Is primarily with the MFC. Home numbers argued, how»i ever, that Cisco himself had in­ vited the questioning. They cited that hr had demanded to appear before the committee because the members had made a report to the Senate that he was Involved In "special Influence" dealings with the RFC. It was on Mar. IS, after Casey had made a formal denial of an*' Influence in RFC affairs, th at the Senator* brought from him by questioning the story on the ship* transaction. wltrma* Ca>ey came to ■hair tiaUy with statement rhallm g..... .. miller'* right to go Further Into the m atter. Ilofore he read hi* statement. Chairman Fulbright if).A rk| rarrfully reviewed ihe previous Casey testimony about the big profit*, tase* and other details of the tanker deal. Casey had testified Mar. IS th at ha paid a rapltal gains ta t, rather than higher Inroms tase*, on hie profits. Fulbright read repeated offer* by the former congressman nn Mar. 12 to supply tha Sonata towstigator* with alt details about the transactions, Including names of the 30 to (Ml stockholder*, their artnnl Investments, prefits, taxes paid and similar (Wall*. At th a t •Imr fasov offered to supply all this net all in writing. ' W g C W R R IJ A ^ IIA IIja M M I jF l/W T U "Mr. Ldwarda bell Ion* this m atter la out nt orue th at U tlon Is going to ba hnrrnssed and from me, ha certainly m most for ) 8 4 very^good reasons for N S W SAFETY O N S U P F IR Y Compton's denial tha am or nod received stM ROADS I lffc'SK .15 'h12!1 corrvspandent. Oepios i U r here distributed 1 ) copilot news reporter*. torfamanew w ith c lro l stxWxsfw avaiU ble on MM r H With Fluid Drive. tlBrp'a Ugg kwo tendency to skid on wet os You can start in higher mm mdimliy and get away mourn WHAT " J O I - t a n O " M I A N I .T O Y O U r . j (real O’N EA L �t la Unity Tbtr* % S4r*n*th— T* h t d r i I I I f t i w W th* W m M| 1% F n M l i th f frrafres* of America. T o P ra te * h n f N l t ; lo t S t a t e * . ® Ije&mdxach feralft AN VOLUME x i S n 8 Established 1908 MacArthur's Offer Of Peace Is Contempt­ uously Rejected By Chinese Red Chiefs TOKYO. Mat. » - W V Autttalian D-ggen and Canadian Princteu Pat» rolled up suable gains today on the muddy central Ko­ rean front. But elsewhere in the tentral and western setters, tlse Communists fought their stiffest defensive ac­ tion of weeks. They wtre dug in ebout lour miles south of the Red Korean border in both areas. The Red stand came at China rejected General MacArlhur't bill to talk peace with the Communist commander in Korea. MacArthur's headquarters told of Red troop and supply move­ ments which indicated the Com­ munists might he matting for a offensive timed to strike when April's seasonal rains hog down the Allied heavy weapons. In a Peiping broadcast spum­ ing MacArthur'i peace talk offer. Red China said h was impertinent and insulting and "worth only a single laugh." It added: "The entire Chinese people will . . . fight unrelentingly until the aggressor la completely driven from Korea." The B r 111 e h Commonwealth ferrea racked up their gains In rugged country northwest of Kapynng. A usela and Canadian troop* forded rushhv streams nnd arrant Med over hill * ° * y with three days of rain. knpyong la l i m its south of the border and I f id les southweet of Chuncha* an the mad to AP correspondent Mat* Polo, nretaky reported the advances were significant.'Ha paid the dis­ tance c n U net he dtaetoaed. He ■ f d a s -tU s is s i - . v ,( . - "O nly the difficulties of the s sField d s dlltntrhea s s f; “• aaid "*Hthe Chinese warn tw vtgg south of the borer In th* Cnttnchon area. They war* digging defense positions in the northern hllta overlooking the it-M iis s w an ran* r t m i Professor C la im s PeopleAreSameAs In Time Of Christ P H IL A D E L P f llA , Mar. 29 -UPi — Have you eve* dreamed what a relief It would be to escape from today's tensions to the "good eld days of htatotyl If you have, j e u can stop kid­ ding yourself, re f the "good old d a n " are myth, not history. Things— and peep]* really havr changed only an the aurfare in nearly 4.000 r i g s The authority hefciad this shat­ tering nf w ldM i Hmi Illusions about a rosier past Y Samuel Noah Kramer, a University of Pennsyl­ vania professor Whets speciality la studying the ancients, especially the Assyrians. Hh spoke at the an­ nual meeting nf tha American O ri­ ental Boeiety yesterday. Kramer has J u t finished trans­ lating document* (ascribed 1,700 years before th* hltth of Christ. Modern Idiom apart, the document:, have a surprising 10th Century flavor, reflecting a variety of sen­ timent hut little altered over the centuries. For example, the people of an­ tiquity worried plenty about their equivalent of Mar. 48. Kramer quoted: "You can have n lord, you can IOm SMMMU On Pot* Tkrwl C Of C To Entertain Giants' Farm Club New York Otnate' official*, manager* of 14 ( M teams. roachea. and news tad M b m e n , will he the guesta « f th* Seminole County Chamber of Oammsrre at a barbecue at the grounds of the Fifty Associate* Monday at «:S0 P i t . Ed Whitney, O U m her 0f Commerce m aaftpr, atated thla IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER Rosenbergs, Sobell Are Found Guilty O f Spying For Russians Intre-Aincrinin ( ’onference 5% S ales Tax Is Recommended By Business Group Three Deaf Mute President A u r i o l Fishermen S i g h t Pledges S u p p o r t MisSsingS a i l b o a t To United Slates T ig h t R e s tr ic tio n s O n Bftnk C r e d its A rc T erm ed N e c e ss a r y W A S H IN G TO N . Mar. — </F) A S per rent national retail tales lax and a Mi.000,000,000 tlath in gnvernmrnl spending were among steps proposrd today by the Com­ mittee lor Economic Development In arhteve a balanced and ade­ quate federal fiacal program. C a p ta in O f T r o p ic a ir F r e n c h L en d er M ee ts A sk s F or D ir e c tio n W ith T r u m a n O ver O f S t. P e te r s b u r g C o m m u n is t P o lic y MAKIM9 THI OPfNtMO ADOtllt before th# American Foreign Ministers Conference In Washington. Presi­ dent Harry S. Truman la shown In this general view *t ho urged the ? | American Republic* to fight Com­ munism 1*1 Europe and Asia or fare the mounllng threat nf Soviet agxt- s1on throughout the Western lie ml ■phoro. Th* President railed for th* building up of Lattn-Amertraa defense*. (International Souirdphotn) In addition to a $ 10 ,000,000,(100 lax increases as soon at possible, the hutinettmen's research group tuyveiied iisrlst reslrictiom nn ex pant ion ol bank crrdtt, and a nstional program to encourage private c u ; lu iiiw s s v P i.s .it r n r • p t savings "This program .folly rarrled out," It raid, “ would yield a rash surplus of two to three hltllon fly Hit IIAMD FlShK Hollars In fiscal 1952. Thus it NEW YORK. .Mar. 28 <&) A would maintain the anti-inflation­ ary Influence of the budget but Horace Monroe A n d 115,000/100 plant tn make new > K e n tu c k y C rim e C h ie f print from -ugar cane bngas>< would nol rely exrluslvely upon ihe waste inalenai of the sugm higher tears to do this. At the Kings Of Rhythm P u t U n d er $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 industry will t«- built in Florida same time, It would greatly -IrenThe United Hagas-e Olliilo-c To Provide Music (V'r|«ii*liun, with office in Olewi. gthen the defense against Infla B o n d B y C o m m itte e lion at th* points where the de­ t»n, was formed terently to earn fense has been weakest- namely Filly Jaycces today paraded W'ASIIINGTON. Mar. 20 <d'i control of the expansion of credit through llie City selling tickets to out Ihe projert. President of the ne wiomoanv i- — John Crnfl, lulled lo gamhlmg and the promotion of savings." Th* program was developed and their dance being held Saturday Joaquin J. dr la Kura Uuban rnci in northern Krnturly, refuted to­ n*e-t who devetnpeil a new and lie put forward by the Researrh and night al the Armory- President Rtll ccs-ful process of tnnking p*|vir day lo tell Senate crime invetligaPolicy Committee of the llutlneaa Stemper led the parade in a sound from bagasse, tor, about hi, adiviliei «nd a,in­ Research Organisation, and re­ lie la Itota said today the pro. n a te , He wa, pul under $10,0011 leased hr CEO chairman Marion (ruck prrreeded by Chief ol Police bond for | wimble mn tempt i ha rye, U. Folsom, treasurer of Kastman Roy Williams who periodically t e n D less rxpensive, the taw ri Irilal mote abundant nnd the qual­ Kodak Co., Roc ho* ter, N. Y. sounded hi* siren. Aflrr a brief iruinn. Senator ity romparnblr with newsprint The Commit tee'* "emergency The parade began *1 the Yacht mad* from wmwl, O'Cnnnr IDAM) announred lo tax program" call* for raising an lie added that ulillting U'e itewsmen lhal Crofl h,d refuted additional IB.SS0JBW.DOO from ex­ Club following ihe Jaycee*' week­ cise tax**. Including the vales tax: ly luncheon and proceeded up watte nt the ingar cane prv<«n> s To aniwrr many of ihe queries. gajMyOOa/lOO more from indlvt- Park Avene* te Ihe dock turning th* fbirsts ami wild life and .lid OVooot aairl Graft, along with M - I s w m taxpayer*, and II.- east on First Street end ending soil ro n se n r’lun and water .utpiv tour *dher rwTlry WttnevM*. had Lvca.iss tb ria is nn problem of dr OPOjtKW.nm more from eerpera beer, rflreeteri fn appear b«-fore Ihe foresting to obtain raw materials. full committee tomorrow for fur Hops by meani of a "defense pro­ at Ihe Tourist Ce-^tr. Tl*e new plant, be said, will be ther rpieatloulng fits tax,” with profit* a love 125.Member* p f the eluh broke 000 la ird at 80 per rent instead ranks at Ihl urging of President built on a tract of land jd|*>*n! T)i*t will give these recalcitrant of the present 47 per cent. No Stemper and mingled with the to lie United State- b'lgai t'or- witness#- * final chance to talk change was recommended in Ihe rrnnd lining th* sidewalk to sail poralkin mill at Clewiston. |i will ami e-cape post (Me pros.-rntion litillrr li» , igai mill's wasir amt for contempt nf C'ongre-s. Con­ present rxrss profit* 1s t on cor­ ticket- In the dance. porations. Music for the affair will *.,• its inilix! i opacity will ire tri.iNK) viction of rrintempt rarrles a pus"The taxation of rurpnratr pri provided by Horace Monroe ant| ( tons cl m v iprint annually. slhlo penally of Up tn Jl/MK) (me Plana tor , ■■nstruetoin ate in and a vesr in Jail. fit* Is already very close tn the hi* King* of Rhythm featuring maximum limlla that would be Sammy Revlla a t th# drums, A. the Murks, lie bit Kora said. No -aid he will recornmrnd safe even In a temporary emrrr- R. Earl, vocalist, Itay Jnhns-m and drfm itr date for ground bunking lo O’Conor full committer that It ask geney, and far lieyond the limit* hi* silver trumpet and Roosevelt has l>ei n »et, tint De I o lints adder) the the Henatr to rite Croft for eonth# plant -up lw In operation in IK th a t would hr tolerable for any Richard-on on the Tenor Kax. months d -ultriM.- yri i,-rili«- for ternpt Hr quentiotied Croft a* a prntartfd period." The CKII -aid A ten piece floor show will also const:’ • lion me obtained. one-man auhromwittr*. in a statement. put nn a show described liy Presi­ Tlir others who will lie givrti a Although government revenue dent Anno irr. l of tbe formation Klein per “w*ll worthy the I of th* I •* -.itnpal v I arne it a ehance tomorrow l*> change their receipts now are outstripping ex­ price nf admission In Itself." up|dv of mind- and talk *r» Morn.- Klnnpenditures hv more than | 4.n'm. Th» dance I* scheduled to l^- ! lime wh»- • ir*I t tight man. I.oiil Rothknpf, Jacob O ir r » r -it|.| ono.rwtn. the CEP cautioned that a gin at P P M- end continued until new,in ■ Pilblltluna Biiurr-a ha\e figured ay Th'iriibr Guxii and William O, deficit ls in the offtng this sum­ mer unless prompt »t*p* at* taken the hand or the crowd v.rar,. out. ronaumptien of n*u .print i *‘*''jt M'Brtrn All terently lefu.etl to John Williams urged the Jay- •■ft percent above !!•!« ,md ptn- answer the committee*, i|ueatl«tia. to Incrras* lax** and cut down (he rees before th# pared* began to duct Ion lias gained only a ten* 2 S Kleinman and Rothknpf refuaprospective outgo. rc| to anvwrr qile-ti>m> at a puh’"The lax increase should mm* make the dene# the most success­ percent. This mean- digging iltln ‘Inek- lie session, demanding that tiein one step and should be made a* ful program ever attrm nlcd by the rtuh. H* pointed mil that the for the difference anti stork are vision camera* he rein over! from quickly as poeeihle," 11 Bald. trowllaeed <Ni r* i# T lretl ■Iwindlitig. This supply situation th# room. Tomorrow's inert mg President Truman and Beer,-Iras force f some paper* In limit will tie In lurid fined doors. la ry nf the Trossury Snyder have (iiitik also declined to anaadvertising ashed Congrte* for an initial tax Th* New York price is shout rr question, at a public inerting, Inrroftee nf |in.<W.non,400 this ft Of. a Inn, the highest in .ibtins* but gave as hi* reason fear that year, to be followed later In 1861 he might ineriir male Inm.elf .10 years. by a second Increase of some $(!,O'ltrien, like Croft, would not I*e l.a Mni* did not have anv tVKl,non,nno, to keep revenue In •perlfie comment op price, let he talk to O'Conor a, a one-man sub­ step with projected spending. did :ay romm»rrial prnductino of committee. The House Way* and Means Kit min to and Rothkopf havr Committee hae held ala week* of f)**le Bank!, 80 Oviedo Negro, newsprint from sugar cane bacas e pictured hy the eommittee hearings on th# proposal and nett th* driver of Use school bus that through his |irnce*a was at a rniich lieen <I Mteflnii r«4 llti I'igy fI •tellweiFsf ri«* I*b i 0 Tll»»*l Monday Is tehednlro to listen to tan Into a dlteh on Geneva Avea review of the current situation Pur yesterday morning, was from Snjrder. Whether he will charged by Htate Highway Pa­ preaenl any new revenue raisin c trolman R. D. Harrison with plans at that tim e t* not known. reck less driving, and bond was The CED wept along with Bor­ sat by County Judge Douglas der In advocating an Increase in Rtenslrom at 81,404 pending furthe manufacturers' tax nn aulo- thei investigation nf Injuries suf­ (r s H ls s t l On Pss* VXreet fered by achtol pupils In the ac­ A sevenqmml work prognm, shaped lo rr.eei rL* fuiurc need, of a cident. Jaycees Parade Florida To (Jet New Gambler Rapped Million IMant To Sell Tickets e$lf> ToMakoNewsprintf ror Ketusing lo ForAimoryDance Answer Questions School Bus Driver Is Charged With Reckless D r i v i n g Chamber Of Commerce Proposes 7-Point Plan For Local Progress American Casualties R ise To 57 Thousand W A S H IN G T O N , Mar. 2#- M V Announced American casualties In Koran rot* to 87,120 today, x t Increaee of l,3M since last week. The total, representIng casual­ ties reported to the next of kin through Mar. 23. included M i l killed, 87.918 wounded and 10/191 mlaaiftg In action. The wounded figure Included I,004 who have since died and the m taring total included 07 known dead, raising total combat deathv to 9,401 O f th* missing, 1.063 haw tine* returned to V. 8. m ilitary control and 111 are known prisoner* of w ar, leaving 8,480 currently misslag- _________________ Ha predicted that about 78 pee. sons will be proeaB. tndudwl will be C ity and CotMty officials. W. E. Hsthawgy. veteran barbccaing expart, THU proper* th* meat, a*nr* I M # « t e tend. la ess* of rain th* barbecue will O L D E S T L E G IO N N A IR E be served at tn« Tourist Center, A U G U S T A , ffiZ Mar. » — <AV said Mr. Whitney. John S. (Dad) Newcomb, who say* ho ta th* oMeet living member of Legion, obeerved hi* Hortens* Givens, If , Oviedo, who had a badly cut barA was sent yesterday morning to O r­ ange Genera] Heepital for spe­ cial treatment, ■ The other victim* of he wreck, Clarence Sapp, 17 and Janetta Daniel*, 16. both of Oviedo, are reported to be recuperating a l Fernaid-laiaghtM Memorial H ot. pita). Patrolmen H tm ie o n reported that a total of 84 pereona. includ­ ing the driver ef th* bu*. were e ven emergency treatment yesrday morning «| the hospital. An Inveetinxien of the bus af­ ter th* aecMlnt disclosed no mechanieal defeat* which might havo caused th* accident, and although the steering apparatus was not In th* best of aaodlUaa, H was not bed enough to eauaa th* driver to loo** control, he added. Five pupils, he atated, expressed the opinion that the driver had gone to sleep 8* the wheel at the time of the eectimt- The bus is a 1836 Chevrolet with a passenger rapacity nf nW *« 40. many ' to rent fra. Casy. Owners . rent ere adMrs. Bruce at growing Seminole County, bar been developed by the Chamber nf (omrnerre and now is in u,r. Jack Hall, acting (.reorient, disclosed today. ‘‘RememMr," Mr. Hall rfeclarerl, ‘That (hove (minti merely are used to keep u* us looklpg ahead. They are not jpeei.'te project i In themaetvew For example, ere of oTganliation. We want lo be our Important program p"ir.ta ready tor fast actum." T h r ( hauiher of Cotnrnerre ha* Is development of tourist relxliwi* The chamber's entertain, been rmnhaalting mmmunlty ser­ rnent romrHtt#*. using that *, a vice and lielter roll'lly relations guide, rianned ai.rl presented th* of late, he stated. D im tnra havo Mg fyieweli tourist party last etagert dinner and husiire-ra meet­ ings in O«d*do xrii] Longwood the we~k that rtfvur JJU) guest-.’• OU *» yrorram roint*. V xld, past two m-rnths snd plan a Lake include ,J ) Atti.ve. -aw indintry. Mary assembly -hortly. New II13) Fvnervd o-rr canal and rort teraiure lay* strew nn hotels facilities In the county. farilltire, (4) Develop way- in end state headquarters aid our farmers, proreaaora and torProviding Florida Wildlife Fedrrashippers (A) Cuiti-'at* city-roun- linn;the exhibitions booths ty relations, ' 8j Urge improved thol arranging featured fashion shows at county -ornlv and bridge*, and 171 th r Central Florida Eipoaition, Go after eonvsntluna. Orlando, and at the American Th* sum total of aueh j r»ro- Legion .Show in Sanford; putting gram r#rr#a#nU a lr*m » ndou» on a hug# Easier Egg hunt tor volume of work and if worthwhile Seminole County klddin; staging 6rejects ar* to b* eompbted. the b!g tourist farewell party; X ta acting preald* nt stteiaed, th* chamber moat receive not only strong financial support but th* actlvs cooperation of cltit*n* throngheut tha county. "Th * chamber here long ha* a f 'V -r far progress and It has o' -tain*-| good rraulta, wit­ ness the deepening of the St. John* River," Mr. Hall pointed out, "JTte tO llF, w* are fnvDlnf N o. 156 Assooiatcd Press Leased Wire S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A T H P R S D A Y MAR. S f c f o s T Allied Advance Is #Slowed To W alk By * Massed Red Forces THE W EATHER Scattered shower* and a few thundershowers In extreme north •hi* afternoon and north and cen­ tral portion* tonight and Friday. Partly cloud) other* l»e. Slightly cooler north portion Friday. MIAMI. Met. f/I’l Mure WASHINGTON. Mat M ’i desl mute ftthetmen told tndav nl |Jfd|[ff| |if(ly , nl making cnnla.t will, llic mtstltlg , |||m>ln " a|| nu, „| ,hc schooner Tropic ait and c»< n.»nging Nof||| AlUnlll | fc,ty O.gamrohon note, t r J V 'h T L ir'r' rod a ir.ro abnaxl d e n ie d to a.i.rie man aim, deigned In guide ' V ™ '' ' ,r'wm infd 'to defend them............. fmcgn ....... . " "■ gel Ihfit own di,allied Imm I gomx when they lighted the ,, l.none. mi-Mitg in the gull for iluee day,. Mrs. Haiel At tee, manager of a fulling fleet ,*lmnrd ,1 Venice, 1 told Ihe story ol the ro nltrl am of the losting of note, hai l anil (orill Iwlween the two Imalv. Ihe (hire ftthertnan worl for her. |hf ( U „, Au(in| |poV, m F (fn ,,, 4mJ M| ln Kng.................................... Inh with nlequrtriv Iranilalmg llien (em ails. The ronfeience last* e,| an hour. file Wlol I loti- i Bernard "The reroarks of the I're-ident of the French republic included a “ We're lout," the all girl •re­ statement that the French people wrote the fishermen 1h#> .aid tin­ man aboard the -rh->onet wa were determined to defend themvero h e .„ (,,l “ T h ...» on il,. Tro •» * '"» ' f"teigo aggression picau appeared in good ...inl» jn this -plrit. thev were The rroolerir w .- u irm il. "" l" 'f" rl t» the auxiliary engine The girl «nd th, " rW*niiaman asked the fishermen to re 11 port them losl Mrs \.re e r-li rre-ldentiat Hecretary fo-epli nial*,! that at tlir iiieed il wh Hhnrt -aid Auriol nl-., assured traveling Hi* Tropicair should pul J>> rnmratr that the French into Boca Grande or Fort Mver- '*'r r r ' K'*11 associated »tules rarh this afternoon. The fisher successfully optm-ing" Com­ munist aggression In Indochina men repaired their craft and pro- NEW TORE. Mai 1' J </T‘»— A federal (null |Uiy tmla, convict­ ed three American cilicent two men and a woman ol bring atom *pie, for R um , Il relumed its verdicl al I I A. M. aftei dehheialmg the f.sic of the ihtec defendant, for teven hem , and IS minute,. The convicted trio, atcu trd of the capital offenve of wailimc "Plottage, weic jullu. Ho.cnbctg, M -year^U electrical engineer: hi* Jatk-haired wife Ethel. J5 "33." All ............. ... New York^ City. are from Federal Judge Irving R. Kaufman set Apr. R for imposition of 'entence. The death lentrnce wa* not mentioned during the trial hut Judge Kaufman told the jury lavt nlghl hr alone would determine the severity of -entenre. After «#ngrntiilating the- jur­ ors, Judge Katifuuin -.aid tcnin- ly: "I must tav a an individual that’ I cannot he happy because it („ ,)(l> f„t America. That rltiien* should Irinl themselves , hr ,!rr„ of tin ,1 own m untrv h> the most de-tructive weapon known, is so shin-king rha( | t an'l find words to de­ crll-e tin- toallisomr offense, The I rial occupied 15 court days. The prosecution called 22 witnesses. The* defense called only Mr. and Mrs. Ho-rnlo-ig and twro minor wilnrssr- Sobell did not lake the stand. Both the Rosenborgs empha­ tically denii-ik- they bad an con­ nection wilh a Soviet spy ring. Aftei the Hireling with Mr. Truman, Auriol went to l-ofayeM* park artova the Mreet to lay a wreath at thr vtatur to thr French Isadei wh,, helped the Unitnl State- win its Independence. One purpose of Auriol'* visit The chief witnecs against them cd state here is to dispel any wav David Gtrenplass, a former American doubt almut Frances Annv sergeant «tv> worked on determination to arm, and fight tin atom projert at l.o Mamts, if nece-vai y, in defense of wr-vt N M ern Dernt«*rary lie ,va> tho central figure in Following i» the test of Die another drama when he di-oto cd tViiile Moon statement as d irta t-1 Jjtnm"immh "w c rets "never' liefore til by abort; ^ revealed in « courtroom Tho “ The President of the French couitronnr s o cleared <>f nil but Itrpublle and the president of the participants in Ihe rave during United State- confe-rerl ItMlay for (his pfiave of the tedmionv. mi* hour »n thr oinwmn problem* lireenglas* «no| he supplied of Hie two countries. atom bomb secret* si the rerjurst "The i*re*idrnt of the French „f (he Rosenlierg*. republic outlined to tbe president ||, produced iketehe mot > 12of the Unlte.l Slat. - cniolltIon- in p»g. description -f an il m l.omb f iance. tile piogre*. of thi [„ rinirt alol .a*d it wa- date ho French rearmament program and «r antr«n,a n> t esri tiie pie.rtit -iluatiori 111 Indo —— ——- — liilia wti.-r. h tench foi.e and f / 'l i r M Y l 1c ItsslIssrS H i f*Mftf Irtltn force of the Av-oclaterl Slate I L « i r i l firi I ( l l M I l IN are viiceessfullv nppntlng four mumst aggression "Tbe remark* of I be pretldent n of tbe French rr public tnclinled a statement that the French |teoph Saturday noon <- ihe deadlino were determined lo d'fent llietil t n l.U M B U S . <» M*t -v lt on which to file rla im . to las reives against foreign aggrrs-ion F*-*rle»» Lagan, win. lersire exemption for homesteads, amt and that, in ltd- splril, they were widow* and disability exemptions, giving all-out *llppnf t to the Hir wTindering linn vvlirn th# Arm y took hi a mailer i homrSanford F. Doudney, county tax North Atlantle Treaty Oiganiia Ir-v. again answer, announced this morning. ♦ion. F -r a time il tiMi)e.| III.,* the Applications po-truarked |>efoi« "Ne einpiia .ixe-l liiat all these »r mi March .11 will hr arcepteii. efforts were directed toward thr three year dd li"-i would go on lie itated. malntenurwe anil trengthenlng of ihe road w|ih th<- Mills Bio*, t'irru* that l» wintering here. II ■■IlsarS He C«sr l s »il But Fagan's trainer Karl H um tBIG I IM If Mi l I vton slid the rirciiv had "a little FAR ID , Mar. »•-(/)'> -W est. trouble** that neither cares to *m source* today g irrt.d Ituvdlsru**. •la's new proposals for a Fore­ Now Lagan is putt log on a ign Mtnlxleri* ( ’onftr. n.t- agenda with reactions ranging from Mr*. Lincoln Grow, HI, died at w r-itlin g sit wilh Karl In a Hut this rauttnuv optimism to entl.usla ini Hie home of her on-in-law and Columbus night clnl, The r!i irgat.'s of the ITiitrd daughter. Mr and Mrs. F. J Al mar not last, Lagan roent Ins first night States, Britain and France rnet len, I I I (folly Avenue. >t 3:.14 I’ M al the French Foreign Ministry yesterday following an Illness nf after his "eviction" bv the rircus lo exchange views of the new one month Her reside Ice wa- at in a cage in hark of thr night dull. Earl -ays hr found a tem­ and apparently eonrillrtory aug- 211 French Avenue. frstlons submitted yestrniay try Born Nov. 21. IH*5ts in Wilkes porary home for thr lion. “ But we’re looking around Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister I Barre, i’s. Mrs (Scow bad lived In Andrei Gromyko. Sanfiirrl for 47 \ta rs . She was again tor a place where I can a member nf the First f're.livter eserds* Fagan." he added. Fagan began hi* hnmr hunt H TO R K C LO S IN G S Ian Church an • "f Hie Royal several months ago, after hit Closing of Stores nn Wednes­ Nclghtavrs nf America. days at noon, darting on Apr. Other survivor* ■haatdea Mrs. master, Floyd Humesfnn. brother 4, wa* approved hy member* of Allen include the husband who i* of Earl. w*a drafted in Cali­ the tianfonl Merrhanls' Aasocia- alio quite HI, anil mic son, Harry, fornia. Floyd brought him into lion at a recent meeting, Andrew nf Hanford; another daughter. Mr*. ramn In a truck. Th* A rtnv haali'-- gave Floyd titlne, pretldent. annmitvr.l tratay. Jnlm Sfiitthai of Baltimore, Md ; ( r a a t la a * * n a P s a e r » « n It wan recommrndrd that Hu another son, Earl of Miami; 1** half hnlldays he rnntitrued until grandchildren. Including Mr». M. If. Crouch nf Johrutnn t*ity, Tenn.: Fall. ,-r*d#d In Venice. Earlier, thr Coast Iruard at {ft I'eteisburg received a report nl fishing boat making conta.t with the stluMiner. The coast guard annminced thunconfirmed lepnrt al SI Petri . hilfg. It was relayed hv a fishing (oat and said the mi- mg schooner had iieen •■ighleil ve.lei day r.tl miles sotithwe-t nl Vriuir Tlir fishernirn rr|><iil' <| Hit, gave (he Tropicair a Mini e I ishi mg on Venice, file srioMUier was lirncreding undei aiisillaiy pnwet, foasl Guard officials stud that under prevailing weather romli tiuUs II Would take tlir Trope-air "some lim e" to rover the PR mile, lo its home port at fit. I'elt-rshuig V r«. Haxel Acre*, manager of the cast roast fisheries al Vrtilt#, told an ama/ing story of tn.» ttir- r dc»f mule fishermen .ighted 'hr missing schooner She rsn o rtH tl>ev were m ,« divablrd boat, trying in get it Looking For Hume; Circus Job Folds Tax KxemptionnaiiiiN Deadline I Saturday Mrs- Lincoln Grow Dies At Ajce Of HI FERN PARK P U P II 8 Second grad* pupil* of Mrs. J. W. Hatch of the Fern Park School, Orlando, enjoy erf a train ride to Sanford thi* morning am) were taken In a bu* for a trip to th* Municipal Ton where they enjoyed aearng the irmnVey* and other animals Mr*. Harry J. Byrd of Martins­ ville, V*.; Mr*. Hubert Johnson nf Orlendn; Mrj. Clifford Proctor, Jr., Hanford: A. Braxton Huntley. Jr. of Baltimore; William D. Grow, ft. S. Army in Albany, (ie.! George T. Grow and Edward IGrnw, Miami; Harold M. Grow and Elmer K. Grow, Jr., DeLand* atsn 14 great grandchitdrrn. Funeral service* will be con­ ducted at 2:30 P.M. Sunday at Britsou Funeral Homs with Rev. A. G. Mclnnie. assisted hy Rev. Henningar, officiating. Burial will follow In l.ak t View Cemetery. arranging a leas* extension for Florida Fashions In Its praaant factory sHe; arranging far 100 publicity picture* for the New York Giants' farm duba in train­ ing hero; presenting weekly news reports nnd working srith May. fair Inn officials to obtain con­ ventions are a few of the Cham­ ber's most recall I activities. Mr. M IUL R O O H B V K LT N E W YORK, Mar. 2 9 -U P v Mr*. Franklin D . Roosevelt aaid to­ day that United Nations troop* “ ahonld not aver hav* crossed th* 88th Parallel, and w# should not croaa It now." Speaking on her noon National Broadcast Ing Company radio show, Mrs. Rooagvolt aaid U. N. forces •hould stabilise thalr position nt th* paratlal nnd then demand ne- Trustees of School Dietrict No. 1 will meet at 10:00 o'clock Mon­ day morning, Apr. 9. Recommenda­ tions for principal* of the various schools will b« made then, said T. Hall reported |°Uatl9B». W. Lawton. lAuc-.t: P o s s ib le S e n t e n c e O f D e a th A w a it s T h r e e E s p io n a g e A g e n t s ; D e c is io n Is Q u ic k TR L IT E R S M K B T Snnfnrrl Wnntbcr if1...L. ..aai.aJ... U* High yesterday, HI Imw today, &'J Rain. 44 Total Maidt rain. .72 Normal March rain. j ® L74 Inches. The W eather JACKSON YH-Le V Mar 29—/*>> Atlanta Rian.ark Chicago Denver Daa Mu'nes Ne*/ York Her. .'Ha Washington Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee Tampa 44 31* 69 .14 44 41 6ft 87 74 73 73 50 68 21 68 17 34 44 45 63 44 71 es 47 cU + 4 “I J �THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORID* Correspondent Passes Milestone Of 40 Without Complete Collapse \ C O O O N E W S Co. C’ C O D H O U S E k f E P E C S Soap*, polishes, mop*, broom*! Wr have all of vuui Spring Clean in i Need*. Stud w inter grim* the yffurtlrt* wav. You will be (m ired at our (election of Famous-Brand household hr 1per j I By HAL BOYLK NhW YORK— bP> Brim 40 y«ar* old Imn'i turned oul tu U Liberty er Little Jewel Brooms ■\ Radia..l Furaiiura Polish 24-oz. Wright's Silver Polish 8-ei, Slartty Scrub Brashes each jfrs* Toilet Bowl Brashes each 1 u»ed to lie • ropy hoy myself, any rro»»«n, it . ' 11. * th surface. that was fine. Hut would I act any different T I had always thought of 40-year-old men aa tiering elderly rn«cali sajlio had an uvn * helming urge to pinch every pit-tty girl in sight. Ho I pul iMJ**lf to llu test. | delilteralell ualkr-i| by a pretty redhaired rtrl In tt*e office and gave her a 'tuii'k look. Did I have an <,urwh> Imlng jin '" to pln’h h e rt N **. N'rt nio »• t-.aii usual. Safe nyiin! I hod ’ii *t»r ni'inunl of panie when a 1 » -<■ u stepped up tu me aa ■ nr . i fell sure lie ruuhi re I wn* 4(1 and was gtllif In offer to e<eon me safely across the itryi’t. And I made up mv mind right then that if ho ■In! | would suuaih him to the |i»uiner,t, merit - badges ami all. “What time U IL mUter7" he ask’d mi l I broke out and laughyd In wild relief. There was one thing more that Lithe i • m*. Somewhere I had read IV t It.ir-.thv Dli said that men of 40 were Irreslitibly altrnetlye to women. That troubled me. I didn't want tn leave a trail of biokrn female icarli wherever I went. Ho far, inwrvrr, I must iay the women have met have irp t their head* irrtly writ. Maybe It'* iiecauio hey don't realise I sni reallv III wtw hjveh Ihirothy Dll her ielf ha* lrt.liav.it lensihlvl. Hh«* iSSh’t,/v e n written me a masti wtk.yft -c So far I haven’t found a «Tn»t* ii'Bdvarhage to being 40. Am1 bran some real ad rantige* One !* in the m atter of reipect. Knr years the copy boys, knowing C EN TR A L have been tailing me "hey, you!' Now, realising my antiquity, on-? will breali down every onre in a wntle and «ay •*»ir,’* Of course I didn’t like it tin* day one rainr over, bent hi* hea t In a IbtenlriK attitude and then laid, "Aw. it isn’t true.” ■What Ivn’t t r u e t’’ I P 'lril "W hat that 11 her guy .raid about you.” "What did he **y aiiuul me*" I a«krd. "He said you rould hear your arteries hardening three feet away." The biggest advantage, how­ ever, is the new attitude of tnv wife. One Hunday J started to go to the d<wr to luck up the news­ papers. t’ NU, "f>U *•!'* -lt_,fn »n jn e ri- i« your ra*y eha'l, ». sail!. "I'll get the paper* for you. After 40 you have t*» *tart taking thing* - S T R A W B E R R IE S America's Agen Fordhook Limas Minute Maid Oranga Juice French Fried Onioa Rings Superbrand lea Cream Bleach (Limit—2) Favorite M a s o n 's Glo-Coat ^ Jo^iuutn'rf Famciis SelfPoltslilnr Floor W ax.. .._ ‘'u.ny to Apply—Really Shines Self-Polishing Aero-Wax pt. 29c Seif-Polishing Aoro-Wax qt. 49c Whtdex6-oz. 14c Sprayer oa. 14c Johnsoa’s Liquid Wax pi. 6Se No* 12 Mops 79c; IB’s oa. 99c Old Dutch Cleanser 2 cans 26c Si 0* Ss Super Cleaner 13c Johasoa's Pasla Wax lb. 69o gateStly-Rite ter H i g h li g h t f in in g * my.'* I thought to rnyself a* I ettled tiack In tha chair.that 1 wouid Iw happv to stay. 40 for the rest of mv life. And I think 1 will. At a “.Spring Spruce-Up Sale! Super Suvings Brice! (Limit—I) Stute Farmers Market Meeeef ha. I t - I t M l l l l l l « T * T K F A W SII'.IH M triK S rr Saalerr. F l-r U a Th e following price- report erf hr I h r lie*ter- on The Honl. nl r t * '’ Fanner* Marhei for produce *ola to Tru ck er* a l>e«|er« an to s l « March, *S I sit. llran* ,1.1 ma l.u hpr I M*« , tlean*. Pale »>»• hpr • *•*< *» lira n* Tendergreeh Hu hpr. Heete do* buhrhe* Horden'a or Gullurd's Packages u a r iw r s l n« S St SU-ltO* I'ahhagr. depending quality A weight P»r hag I SS f r ie r / . F l» Holden, depend- M EA T DEPT Ing quality «» A larger S t" ■» l» felery. FI" Faacal depend Ina quality t» a larger S l « s .li faiiliflnwrr depending Ing container I te-S Ik Cuts Washing Time In Half! fo lU td e dot hum It** l a o - I S l Corn depending quality 1 ri-.■ crate I ka t <»« liggplanl l.u hah I a l,* " le -io .e *■ et.etg, liry I'arh I, A C’ral# l.f l-lt t alone. tlraen do* hntha J l - I *s Fappera hu hatila. 1 l t d t® I'ulaioer. Fla lied llllee SS Ih hag* l « l I a die tire l dot l.ehl* Jao -f.sa p.ii'deh.,y*|h»«i (*e....tt H e k I* W pfcr ^ Hoi ...... f )U IC K STO R A G E t S M i*S H W lis t * Tonialoee to II. i rate I U Tsrn*|ii. Purple To p ■ltd! hunchee I Mi l SI iit m ia nrangea. Valeprtae hot >11 1 f i oraagee i« * S i t 1>raq«M Tftnple '* bo* I St llt a ir'it ill. nuhean not I . to llta p rlru ll. tlire b needle.> F L O R ID A AND liDfiO Brant) 79c 19e 21c 16c 26c ■* *»-* .i«> Sugar Creek flood for Everything Size SURF Package Averuga Saliul Bowl Salad F IIK K 7 .B Quiirk-Frutcn, CJr. A, l|n*h.tMl it Drawn u CO. (slant fSuiar Cured Krnri. Baron SQ U ARK A Hi. 31 c Qulck Fruun Filial if YOUR w m & t& 1IKN ^TliHKEYS lb. Ukelele Sliced 68c WefjWrn Pork SPARE RIBS Ih. 49c Sharp Twin Cheddar QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALES CHEESE lb. 69c Borden Sliced Ann i ran FLA. GRADE A DRESSED A DRAWN lb. Carton HENS CHEESE >/r Ib. 38c Pure Vegetable Shortening Heavy Western Grade A FRYERS BtbyBeef lAytrj. All P ork SaUiEge ....... Pork Shoulder R oasts Sirloin F illet Roasts Colored Oleo. Meaty Spare R ib a ...... l-lb Can SPRY w n n u o 't Mount Jackson Wiic'jnnin Daisy Sharp Red Delicious 0 Bottle Carton NABISCO Plua Depoait 2 long or 4 ahort||c Spinach '>«t»*Te»***a A sp iran ts Cute & Tips Baby U m as ............. Blueberries Rhubarb .... •4 1 1 FD O D i r a in e d J a n Idirge Sunk 1st RATH'S Dozan Yollow Ky. Wonder Pole (Um it-3) �i •••«***• I m iu i su it MIIIRC N o w it luiaiiic* K tif i mi until _ W 'OimuwK mjiuwi [G uami mum \R » J !M M f coio itu w A ua/ ihs u u ( P llt lllll RSlAHIIJlif H ismji m in i l o w II HAN’S * Kidney Slow-Down May Bring Restless Nights lUiwy «*•%<>• .. i fc*« * . « • ) U t t—. k*( i o « * i. 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BLOOD II your dial It dalltlan I lit Iron and Vitamin 0)1 W h y sutler from ilrfi.ien*v iviiq t.nu. lik e rA iii.t r , io i* x iir«T i< v K . t h d i a WtK .III, " M t l h " tim ely lv.au** you do not f r l enough of It* v lU lt, inqxi Itn i B*V.tamin. and lio n in yotn Jut? REXEL SPECIAL FORMULA MAY DO WONDERS FOR YOU British Actress Is 7th Day Adventists ChosenToRe-enact Enjoy Supper Meet Members of the Seventh Day Church h rtj a supper Lady (iodiva’s Ride Adventist and hu*ine»* mi-rt'ng Turt.iay C O V E N T R Y , Frig.. Mar. 2 »— (A t— A |ir«*tt>* British aclres* war chosen from a firld of 11 today to r r -r n ir t the famous ride of U .d y Uodiva un Juno 23. Tin* winning applicant la 28year-old Ann Wrigg, a curvemme .1 unrtlr. Along the lo*rr* Were .eve U Americans, inrluiilfl# the veteran tali ilrtin •r Sully Kami, who had cabled a.i offer to emulate the legendary mule ranter down to tin* bar* at detail ‘ Ml* Itarul," -aid a f poke*. i man for the 16 member (election •■iiniMitlee, “ uas never in the lunnliiir It might have been good lutlirltv for her hot it would have attracted to our pageant people of the wrong kind— Peep­ ing Tom* uf the word w»rt.” Mi«* W rigg it five feet four and n half inches tall, weigh* I2d pmmde, aiht ha* theae measure* ineiit hurt, Id ; waist, 2d; hip*. 37. “ I applied fur the Job,” ahe oleumly told repoitera, "because I am load ah nit horses.” I.ady (iodiva II suppo'ed to have ridden through Convent nr ulwut the middle of the eleventh century .I n i only In a white hoi i- \ti*,* Wrigg will he outfilteil with a tp>r*e. a long flaxen wig and n akintight. fle.h-colored lua and pnidie* *et. Well known a* a trlevialon, radio, stage and acreen player, In* a l" . ie an e*|vrt hortewontan and inn ride alde*<addle— one of the ea.eiillal qualificatlona for I tie role. The original (indiva war a Saioti lady, the wife of Leofric, f ar! of Mercia end laird of Co­ ventry. According to the legend, Teofrlc w m a ml*erly old coot who made the people of Coventry ml eiaide hy taxing everything h o i t h e air t h e y breathed. I.ady tiodlva, a kindly aoul, nagged him romtantly to remit •"me of the taxrc. In a fit of temper one day iie said, all right, he'd do it if she would ride naked thlMirli the city street*. l-adi (iodiva took him up. She Tir»t i idet**d eyervhody to ita y home that day with the ihutter* closed. Then she stripped, leaned on lo r home and made Ihr ride. Ono low character, a tailor, la supposed to have laid down hi* lewing for a peep. The legend »ay* ho was struck Hind. m T r y this yir.il new formula todat. Il w may beevactly » lu l you need for glowin*; yihrant go*si health. Jutt on* capiule of B*tcl Sp*ri»l Formula — Ihjl's all you take a day — M'wwtlawM r e e n P a a e Owe) tunlamv .1 limri lhe minimum daily rc* nuddliw front aevrn to 20 per cent ami un refrigerators, television qoiirtttrtm of li«a and Vitamin It,. art* nnd other conauraera* mec­ FEU UTTER tr YOUR MONEY RACR hanical durable goods from 10 lake Bevel Special rm ftuiU l.il pot 10 per rent to gf> per rent. It alto day. (11 1 iu»t utiiol) U4 t daitl il rare it* bleaaing to Increase* In you don l led i//fin.fff. h u m . wr it il»* taxea on liiiuor, tobacco and gasoline. refund you nu-iu*. titll.-td ^urttun In barkfoif a 5 per cent retail f r o d ’i 'l of A*'1' •»•***•» A [ obbln» •ah* tnx. the organiiatlnn aaid It { should apply to such llama aa idutldng and house furnishings, and exclude food, housing, fuel ul lilt lea and "certain Itema diffi­ cult to tax." The organisation once again profiled that an additional five |o*r cent tax tie levied across the imard t*n individual taxable In­ come after present exemptions mid the present tax. As an illustration, it said a family which lias ffiOU uf tMatile Income above present eaetnjtlona is now anten-ed |I20 tai. The ad­ ditional lax would be five per cent of MHO, or |24. thi the out.go side of the guv- 5% Sales Tax TOUCHTON’S 4 Advice Of Her Mother-In-Law Proves Helpful N ew sp rin t P la n t IC'wailwwiU rr*** H as* U a a l lowi-r cost than paper made from wood and uf a comparable quality. !>*• t.a Kuss is nu newcomer tu the scene. H r is well known in sugar and paper trchmdogical c ir­ cles in the Dnlted States and is a recognixsd autin rity on the utiliratiun of hagaxe and continuous pulii pime-sing. The United Uagassr Cellulose Corp., was set up and incorporate.! in Florida to manufacture cata­ logue. hook and other paper* and cellulose products from hagasse as well a* newsprint. Hut naw— print is the first goal. night at thr home of Mr*. Roy Schmidt, 218 French Avenue. Plans were made to secure new Venetian blinds fur the church, which is located at Seventh Street and Kim Avenue. Klder A. K. Devu announced plans to •how Uiblu-al motion pictures at thr church in the near future. Mis* Audrev Wert* of M»n tana was pirtented with many gifts. She lu*i moat of her per­ sons! possession* when the horn-* of her bm thrr in Montana was (.‘a m b le r K ffp p e d destroyed by fire in February. She i« now visiting her brother . . »*tiBH*«j rr*si rss* n**i in-law and *ister. Mr. and Mrs. a* former bootlegger* and pre­ L. H, 5h*p*r.l uf Longw od. sent members of a Cleveland syn­ dicate engaged in widespread K o re a n W a r gambling operations; I',link has been linked by the committee Ifw allaaM l l ' r - i » ease II**) with what it has described aa an Chunchon basin. •ffoit of the Capone syndicate to Field dispatches *aht the Chinese niu*cie into a multimilUon dollar wets moving south of the luntrr tiMikle outfit in Miami Beach. In the Chunchon arel. They w*re O'Conor told reporter* Croft digging defense po*itiou» in the aa* aiked about any connection* northern hill* uvertouking the he had with various gambling Chunchon la«in. place* in northern Kentucky and The Rnl* poureii heavy mortar .iloiut whether he knew Rothfire into A'lled patrols striking un kupf, Kliemnan and other* linked the Pukiu.ii anil Seyhan River with the Cleveland syndicate. valleys between Chunchon and thr lie said Croit refused to ans­ border, eight mile* away. wer. Tw o tank-infantry patrol* dis­ Specifiially, (Honor said, the covered newly laid minefields witness was a-kid atwul the bevnortheast of Chunchon. Reds were erty Hill Country Club arid the watching the area from machine- Yorkshire Club, the Flam ingu. gun anth mortar emplacement*. the Merchants Club and the Hetwrrn 7,0011 and 10,000 Red* Flamingo— all in the Newportwere reported dug in along the Covington area uf northern Ken central front m uth of the border. lucky, At least 80,000 more (wicked then, O'Conor said Croft also refus­ up along a 20 mile* deep stretch ed tu answer when he * n alktd of Red Korea. if he had been engaged in any In the air. Id I ' M Sabre jets legitimate business in the laM gled Thursday with 2:1 Russian- five year* or at any time. of the D. 8. Fifth A ir Force tanThe Senator reported Croft ac­ styled MI0-lf> Jets in three se­ knowledged he had ellgagrtj ill parate encounter* uver northwest iMHitlrgging but testified lie UfVrr Korea. No damage was reported had been convicted. O ’Conor Mid to either side. Croft alio admitted he had keen The Fifith A ir Force flew 6:t-l arrested on gambling charges and sortie* by late Thursday afternoon. once pleaded guilty and paid a Of these. 87 were in close sup­ fine on a charge of resisting an port of ground troop*. officer. Pilot* said they killed or wound­ Croft also was asked where he ed 2C0 Heils anil destroyed seien had lieen during many monthr enem my tanks. the committee ha* twen search­ Allied artillery. file and1 gro ground ing for him. force attack Wedneiday killed or O'Conor said he replied that wnumletl 1,740 Red*. for a whit* in January hr had T h r Chinese Thursday fought lieen on a fidiing trip in the their stiffest action In weeks north DBahamas and the rest of tha of Mun*an on the western front. time had been in Miami Hrarh. lie Firing from dug in positions about acknowledged, O'Conor Mid, that four mile* south of the liorder, hr knew he was bring sought. they all hut stopped the Alllew! O'Conor said O o rt declared advance in the #re*t. that at one time In early Janu­ Filipino troops made small ary hr asked a Clacinnati piper gains in on* sector. to notify the committer that pe (irenade-tosslng Red* drove was available. Amerlran infantrymen off a I,000 foot crest north of UIJ«ngbu during the night. Hut tln-j with­ drew mysteriously to another hill and the Americans trurcupied the crest at dawn without a fight. In central Korea, a strong il" stand repulsed American patrol* on a seven-mile wide fro-'* TinCommunists were fighting half way between the lender and Chunchon, which I* eight mil«« south BUY A GOOD USED o f .18. On the eastern front, South Ko­ CAT FROM TMF ADS reans roamed six mile* into the In T h is N e w sp a p e r Redlands. Hut that vector wa* re­ garded as relatively unimportant military sine* the hulk uf the Communist force* were mi the western and ventral front*. I no children, "Ha* no Joy In life." ft'ftHftI!■'***• Prunt P u t !!•#! As for high living; have a king, "Hand and hand, a man's house "llut the man to fear I* the tax la built; collect or." "Stomach and stomach, a man's A* fur war, they kinw it well, house is destroyed." and considered it futile; The Sumerians, like many per­ "You go and carry off the en­ sons in much later e.as, thought emy’s land; there was little hope of changing "The enemy comes and carries off your land." The documents Kramer translat­ N o w lF o t f e t ed were found hy an archaeological expedition front thr university earlier this year. The ides* were expressed in cuneiform, an odd wrdgr-thapod kind of drawing, on •tone tablet*. Mftftf ftMrtfl RMflPta aw^at •«* 'ftlNwl Uft ■tmtita *lfci4 iAsum* The language used was Sumer­ • f W N U# at *4 Uf* * 4 MU# ian, now extinct. The tablet* vvero l*DW mtk flif raif «stD r*#A*4iie(% « TH*0tf br tu ms#*# x# # t«a 0# pant a n# 14*1 found in the am lent city uf N ip ­ IO M R O OU R n rtw i i m t i t # .• « l4 t fv*» O a ftp l a a t « « , ( h * l t - ias l«*4 nasi## pur, near Haghdad. M ih U a M a n -1 I s i p w T»» itk* t tw r iil ■ ■ asL rftP# Ik# a « M Uj bad# aa# i « i i | f ^ h The .Assyrians learned early trv ta a Um m #11# •mi#* a a d tstA -lm w a 4 aft ah.-ul women. They wrote: f w tU#*#f h# t'wtrt mk-fum##a | “ A restless woman in the house RBWftlml (U H F I add* ache to pain.” U A M I Of lift Hut marriage and family life AJv were esteemed: "He who ha* no wife, who has A n cie n t P eop les some people; for instance: “ You are put in water, the wa­ ter begins to stink: “ You are put In a garden, the fruit begin* to rot." Th rn there is this bit of philos­ ophy, ChriMian in spirit: "Who builds like a lord, lives like a vlavr; "Who builds like a slave, lives like a lard.*' I'm in Mv c u rn n m II «s 1 ls s r4 grass »■*«• n a s i band |s one of the best ever to come to Sanford. Alvin tklham announced that | the third district conference will t* held in Haines City Apr. 8. , AH i,.embers of the local club *|.' i invited, hr said. H unts al the Hireling were Hamilton Jones and Rrgmald Mof­ fett of Orlando. STABBING NEURITIS PAIN EASED FASTI' p H h f * H I 'H I N lit til lb** I a0*1 ■ k a l lailnif w l ftliA'f 11 i l l 'MV frvftt W a l ■uiHtffid.al i « t M inf trlliftlU . fNPiiNMlIIm h , tvruf ItM. !*ur»tlk« « ik A , luoiNiflvt* »• « * l l am (iH f u * bih ! wwmew U r 8 . U *0*1 ISOUM u i •W*t|i# rvakU H U H I N U Utftl • rm m m lixarr II it U o d ||r|tlk«lW n u f • |#Uh i |J# .K IK IN ft«(tiii« a pvsotrful moslstn n u f rk «Uwf Ifctl dlUlaa wrlkt l>kax| *m *U tkn t|it4s#i| * h k « Usrti |«U I f t H I'IIIN M i l t ■ a r t ( U \'V An«t##t.s*4 U* •! !■!*■•I tw|»b|y t » |*ft fttlti t*» KPMIN’t ftk iu tn*l f«#kr Mhfl rvlstu ifl l|M rta W h a t fmO B | ^ t tip ft I N F «g (awl t o asatiif f t i m t b T W « M kittt ftftfoJ ttlwf Utlihft I lu a m w t t Kamila HtjHlN liNla lK# hu* •* d*r JM*1' 11 § U « * fttR«*lu1t, I a n a H f i i t tflllt f / a if H U I IIN M aafa x|#t»*wWbW N o lolatftftl J o*«a - vat il U f t ilY M f M I N It f r jlla U\ Itiiy—Q»l taUiLlbrtbU«:4as| KjoamRiU' ||t* t as»• nfutf •K*t# mouth ukrtMflE tan. Kiftl* •l i M i » | * u U i l off I hmm fent tfoMi c o l •Lk fs lrr a M .#*»> l o f t i ! f 9 » r d r « | r « t l There never wa* a fooil store that couldn't be improved. While we've been striving constantly since IK.V.) to give our customers thr hrst food, service and prices, we know that we haven't achieved per­ fection. That's why our loyal em­ ployees are always seeking more satisfying and more ef­ ficient waya of serving you. Wun't you help thrm make your A l l ' a belter place to •hop 7 I'lrate lions to; write your suggrs C l 8 IIIM KRS It HI. A I'U IN H D K I'T . out tftlORol A4»i‘ Food Stores 420 Iwxington Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. •SVHIN Mcal lOrcrtirt m a ran ow .y a h M d is m a l. /I t i As Aa ***W »W » far m i n i *4 Lmai t u p + t f c i+ i gmim_ CIT MIH M I K H - CIT »•••••• M w M M »\ 1 U i v \ i ,n i|\ tv \ w ' \ PURE CANE SUGAR (1, S. No. 1 Yama Sweet ill p r im sierra here fiarfadiag lls w d llm i s*l is ijw l 1* w in ioa.-.»»ed Mae. TVll tlruayl V rJ. ipr, 4ll. rotatocs .. 3 lbs. 25c «»*i■«*«». «» SunklBt lacmons - rw larjfe size 6 for 15c Fresh S w eet Yellow Corn 3 ea rs 25c Fresh C alif. C a rro ts.......... 2 bchs. 19c Selrcteil Sue Idaho R aking P o ta to e s .........5 lbs- 29c Fresh V alencia O ranges 5 lbs. b a g 31c Fancy Western Delicious A p p le s......................2 lbs. 25c (ioo.1 Quality I lb. can rrnmrnt's books, the C E D ques­ tion whether Congress might not well scale down the propo e I outlay_ for such program* a* aid to agriculture, civil pubic works, forein economic aid and civil de­ fense. Corned Reef .......43c I lb. can Corned Reef Hash 42c 21c 12 ot. can Chopped (lain 57c 12 or. can Treet ..... 47c |U i - T 8 0 P H i k •A 8D IN IR S H I H * O R T H O produtt* The Produce Department Ua'l the only spot at A4P where grand value* are festuisd. You'll find them gslure *11 lhr*u|h the stors. For AIP iskre only a penny profit on your J-JIst sod oHm you storesiid* low prices an hundreds of ilrmt ntry day. It's easy lu see how much you save, beciuM price* are marked on ail iltmi, ts util a* on the thrlm. and yuu get aa ilemiied cash rtgislrr receipt Take tdssnug* of AAP's marvelous money savers soon and ollrnl Ann I’sge Beashell & ■ MWla I* IS*, k Ilf M .IU H IV . ****** prr *••••*••»*>tSuii*. *«|ls |«| ••* s u i t*r i-M a m s*si bh *mi Try this simple 3-step M acaron i.................. Oil Spray o r t h o l Ourdn Spray is o t o x Cardin Spray V O lC K I Is s ***** 1*4 Um S M m * S*s*. I li*. lla k e -K h c way of fryin g chicken. Your family w ill love that tasty o«ter«ntM that crisp s so bcaittlAslIy In Bake-Rite. Some cooks Uka to add a bay iaaf and a pinch n f curry powdsr to ihs h o t Etake-Rits for sxtra aroma and flavor. E/ewebr L h IT r# A s im m , iCRY5 l7MS| ARMOURS STAR CANNED MEATS I lb. ran D ip this advertisement so you can follow tha three s im p le ste p s g i v s a - i k e Bake-Rite w ay to the bast fried chtekeo you’ve wm CO. Strawberries ................................. pt* 29c Ileef S t e w ............. 45c: £ ‘™ I)R U C ; TO U C H T O N U ltU fi a s fiio e f C h /c h n — Mr*. M. *I. J u u n There are a lot of jukes nl«mt m o th e rln l» » ; in fact, coaierllans Just can't uem to (H-rform without making some reference to them. Rut there are many, many wondeiful mother* fa law in this old world Who have the best In* trrest of their aona-ln-law and daughtrrs-lndaw at heart. Mrs. W . » . Jones, 7211 N . Hell fit.. Chicago, 111., ran certainly agree to that for when. Mrs. Jones wasn't feeling well, her mother* In-law recommended I1 A U A C O U And IIA H A C O I. se**ine«l to be { ust what Mrs. Junes needed, and lA M A C O l, may bring you the relief you are seeking If you are weak,ami run-dowii due to lack of Vitamins HI, 112, Nlarin and Iron. Here is what Mrs. Jones says: " I am a houeswife and mother ol three children. I had been feeling very run-down, would tire so easily, and Just /alt llstlesa. M y mother-in-law suggested I take IIA D A C O I.. aa ah* had heard of It through friends of her. I Just took it for a few days, when 1 noticed I was feeling stronger and sec mol to haw* more en­ ergy. I rontinuvd taking IIA D A ­ C O I. and U hag certainty hnlll up my strength. I am no longer run-down, don't lire nearly aa much. I am now on mjr sixth large bottle of I1 A D A C O L , and intend to continue taking It." T O U L ’I I T O N H u s r/cx> CUSTOMKRS CORNER 7ftere!fnothingwfesogood' R 1 /ci AsP's M Moiiey-Savere Vienna Sausage , Chickso frUd la B i k c X I l s comes out crisp and icin p ilaglf Drown on th e outside, yet juicy and ten­ der o n the inside. There 1* no sputtering fat, no black charred »pots, juttdsarhot Bake-Rite M 6 iT ) . x /u $ SO FRESH rr SPARX U S i CARDUI Jaycues Parade CLEANS * DEODORIZES / i •rovm poo oetiaw.. . . . t .*r/ •rsw Has fslisgs, tsaiptlng fruit Far trsttas, klllttss, atalfphtt, kssfslsvlllsa, suafsst, tltrvt, svattlst, plasapplM, Nswtilaf Wars tad tbrvAi Iona Itrukan Sliced P in e a p p le ............No 2 l/ t can 31c Inna Cut Green Beanfl............No. 2 can 13c Sm oked 0 7 c lb. t'ookrd 69 lb- ft • *m<ivaw. tl*s <S4 bv*awl* SSMlf UiSMSvUst as**m ffU#» MS w I n f t w s * S r t a n t' VOICE OU Spray It • vary highly raflnad ail •hieh hills teals, rad tpUar, whit*Hy larva*. 110 TOR Gardan Spray roniaint llndonsl KIRi aphids, thripi. esrtain k ts lltt, warms, mel* crlcksis, •rotshappsfi, many ather pails. A ft p A pple S a u c e ............ No. 2 can 15c Iona Vanilla Extract 8 oz. btl. 15c "Super Right" Heavy Href A 1 lb. box 17c Sirloin Steak lh. 1.10 Sur.nyfield Quirk « r Regular O a tm e a l.................... 3 lb. b ox 31c Sugar Cured .Smoked Bacon SquarcH lb. 29c "Super Right" Thin Facial Soap Bright Ball Clvanscr .... can 9c Sliced Bacon lb. 59c All Hood Brand Sliced Bacon lb. 49c Wrighta 14c Silver Cream .... 23c Toilst Soap Blue For Marvslou* Suds LabU Syrup Karo 21 os. btl. 21e Fresh Ocean Bath Six* Woodbury* re f. bar Hwl’heart ........ 9c Vel .... lie. boa 31c M u lle t..............lb. 33c U n it Laundry For Ftblout Suds Fresh Starch ...»___ 13c F»b.... [ft. pkff. 31 e M a ck era !....... lb. 27c xOaUM Troian K*d Perch S ls t S S t f lb* 39c A & P FOOD STORE An. fng Fillet lb. 27c ...... .. .. i: a' - -. i - -'l.Tjg^.VATTTNl �pace pour THURSDAY MAR. 29. 1951 The Sanford Herald _ S sitM o Masaase “ a t a s m ir n o * n a v r * *r C snlir • fa ua* Maari id s rare# Sflaaris us *Us MaaiSs woe Oaa Via, I son all aSItaaer s# lli,i. f i t s , al •Saaks, teaalalteas, riw IiH sllast, aa* aalleas af eal*r(aiaaisa)a tat Iki rarpaaa a( talslaa iaa*s, will Sa rharaag tar al seaalar s * „ t1 l|. las rat**, lltarestal,* Vatlwaallr fly lalaa* *awsya|wr HayraaaalaIae„ **w Verh, I blrsia, II*. Mall, Kaaaat I Mi, il. Ii.nl, TV# llsral* Is a s i a k , el Iba S iiarlairs T o o wklrh la aallllsa • telasl*,ly In Iks ass la, rsaakll. eallaa al alt tks larat nsns xrlat>4 fa Ikla aswsyapsr, as wall as ail ,IP aewa *l«!afi kea. I THUIUDAY, MAIL OT, W il T O D A Y ’S B1III.K VKKHK Iliouaii armlHilx rhanpe. I will e»tablisb the throne of his kingdom forever,— 2 Ham lild . Do your part In boost Ssntoid. Join the Chimhet o( Commerce. Jack Pcttrs. formerly of San­ ford. son of Mr*. T. L D'Conner, has been circled nnr of llte right Aim* governors of the fitealer Tampa Clumber of Commerce, Notoriouv eh<ratter i now re* ported vacalionitig in Florida in­ clude Frank Covtdlo of New York City whom ibr Senate Kefauver Committee would file in de|>ort I t W rit bet il humeri (irnri.il Mai•h*ll up In hr irquurd by Prrurirnt Truman In b«w| General MarAi thur out for nol wailing for diplo­ mat* to fumble ihr ball again, and trying to make peace himtclf wilh the Chinese Communists. * . * 1 . Governor Warren, on the eve of legislative session reviews ihe accomplishments of hit adminiilrtBon.,"We have", hr says. "’fine ♦chords, inspiring churches, and good government on all Irvrlr. municipal, county. and stale.” J President Griswold of Yale Unijenity. writing in ihr Atlantic Monthly,"sey's, "It the long run abjective <if Communism it lo de­ ft toy out tree society al its tourer. Ibenj the fall her wr go toward ■ripping tm jollcyei of iludcnlt, <jimjuing thru leaehrrt and 'eii eleraliiu' then ruimula, ihr neati r lie Communists will have gnl n *|hie.yinB |li*i “hjri liv.e. Wliil' re ere lavixhing mir ingenuity end etottrers on ihe weapons of wai, 1 re rfegtecr ind even handicap the nen who will use them, what trice survival, if we become * wadies* monster >" Sponsor Of Defection If there is hope for an organized group to spread By CLARKK BEACH Tltoism among the Communist satellites, apparently Yugo­ (For JAMES MARLOW) slavia, birthplace of Titolam, cannot be counted on to help. Such at least Is the official upinion of Alex Bebler. Yugo­ slav delegate to the United Nations. WASHINGTON. Mar. W — r d h He has a logical point. He thinks an international or­ An instructor at the Arm y's Com­ mand and General Staff College ganization to encourage defection from the Moscow orbit says too much Information is with would be contrary to the basic foreign policy of Yugosla­ held from the public ort the pre­ via to have anything to do with auch an organization. The text that teleatinr it would lie origin of Tito' , break with Moscow, after all, was in his against the national interest. The opinion was stated by Lieut. bjection to tin Interference of the Cominforni in the in­ Cot. Richard U’. Whitney in ihr ternal affairs of Yugoslavia. *urrent I'iiic of "M ilitary Review,** Nevertheless, ft is Inevitable that Yugoslavia will bo printed at the school, at K'nit u\envoi tii, iva>. The ediiur the focal jKiint of uny effective rebellion against the con­ mdrd that Wliitney'a views wet* trol of .Moscow over the satellites, if the Yugoslavs arc suc­ not necessarily those of the Arm y cessful in bolding their independent position long enough or the college. W Hlney wrote there "is a nsto become secure in it. Their example will tie an inspiratendency in high placet tn tion to patriots in other nak'llite nation#, who would like to tural place security i-lassification on hip their land# regain their Integrity and nclf-reapect. For much information and intelligence this reason, not because Tito i# otherwise admired, it in which would better servo our na­ important to give Tito help and encouragement as lonp ns tional interesta if it were also made available to the public." he tries to keep Yugoslavia ataiiding on its own feet. "Plainly speaking," he con­ For exactly the name reason Ktmin may be expected tinued, "Ihere are persons whose to t r y to break the Y ugoslav stand and to drag that na­ thought proce.se, rim in this fash­ tion back into its ring of Influence. It may believe that the ion: " ‘Someone might think this effort to do hii is wort It n considerable risk. The Soviet document should lie classified so satellite system will not Is* serure if the Yugoslav Iwlt I’ll just protect ntycelf and stamn succeeds. it secret now.' O r ‘It *#■ marked i Construction r»t a textagr Hi;boss! plant in Sanfotd comes williin the realm of possibility as the p ty Manager reveal* lhal present islipiate* on such a pUat place The cost at something like $440,000. impossible uw . That mat is not an impoi___ figure- With federal aid and a selfliquidating bond issue Ihe plant ^ould be financed. A small sewer­ age lag placed on ihose deriving Vie benefits would pay the cost of operation end retiie the bond*. Senfpid would be helped not only Jhy having n better rating mi public <Continued 11 inn Pnse One) • iwo-wreh*1 furlough to find someone to calc lot Kagan. Thera warr sc vet 1 1 temporary home.,, but Kagan etc too much— about to pound i of hnrjemrat a day. 1 lion the Mills U r-., C 'tlcu i-, (’ffrrcil a home, and a job for thew trainer It even paid nearly 1I0*j tor pine H its to set Vajait fiom Cam om la to Cotnmbu; K'agsn tot prrttv hungry on the m , *o Ohio Ills meat '-upply started to spoil before he got here K'ngvn loot a few of his 300 pound* despite one meal of Seattle riewjpnp-r.. he found in the baggage car. Karl raj* the night flub act rould be better, but that the ru'tomerv ate it up T h e flrst$ nigM Fagan frighleiied away a took and tiro waitress** and m a th panicked the eiis tomen The night ilttb enBagenier-. la. ts until at |e rt Sunday. Karl doesn't know a hat will happen after then Three Fift1n*rm**r ICssllSSI* l ion, r i l l (lit I going when they sighted what they is-licvcd to be the T mpieair. Unable tn tali, with the man and eight gills aboard the vclmoncr iur.'.inui.icmlinn was by nut* •1 to the (mat*. Mr Acre* can) the deaf mute reported the m»n was "very bearded" and "they were awfully excited al»uit him, saying he look­ ed like a R ii"ia n spy." The three fishermen, who work for her concern, said the Tinpiralr crew appeared In god spirit . I The all-girl crew told the .mile, “ We re lout." Al the, lipie the e|pmn, r wax (wading i f i / t -yiitlirx,tally .lire. . Hon using, it* auxiliary engine. The girl* and mnn asked the mutex to report them lost. hi m i n i m a — — m l m m l ■onfidential when it arrived from Paris, so why should I go to the trouble of getting it downgraded?' “No one ran dispute the value of security, but there is much evi­ dence to support the contention that a blind mid ruthless appli­ cation of security to information or inlelliKener can deprive us of much of it ' value.*' Whitney defined information as "mere fads" ami intelligence a» "the significance of those facta and the conclusions drawn therefrom." Public opinion was slow to ap­ prove President Truman'a plans for military aid to Greece and Turkey, Whitney recalled. The public never was told the rrasr.ns why Ihr aid should lie given quick­ ly. ha indicated;' |p*caujr moat of the reasons "bora a’ security class- i no dpi saying Vnat an army travels on Itri atomnclt niiglit well lu- broadened to apply to whole population#, A nation'# economic atatu# may depend to a great tlegree on l':e plivsind eonditiun of il# people, which in turn depend* on flirir diet and living conditions. The World Health Organization, an agency of the United NatiotiH, has recently inaugurated a dietary utility embracing the eating habits of the people of the Central American countries. The health of these people I# unden­ iably affected by the limitations of Ihelr diet, which for the relatively |roor consist# largely of tortillas, or corn cakes, bean# and coffee. Kyen the nmnll children itulHtist on such fluid. For H|>ccinl occasion#, a small amount of meat it added. It i.i the lack of this protein element in the regular Ifkatlon." He suggested that the central Indiet which excites the most concern among health exj>ertn. lelllgenrf agrnry be given the The study now iadtig made Is expected to determine wheth­ responsibility to derldr whether a er or not u y n lh e tje protein substitutes might cancel some seeurity elasslfiratlnn should Iw of the effects of the diet deficiencies of Central American lifted. The questions the CIA ask, he said, are: countries. The finding# there may Ik* applied to other should " I. Will the disclosure comprocountries where similar lacks are markiri. The occupation government In Japan has proved that supplementing the national d id of rice by the essentials of a balanced diet renults in Improved health and Increased ptaturo of the children there. The Central Amcrlcnn invrHtlgutlon may have an effect in producing aimilaf gain#, L ife Begins A t 1,00 The'Idea ihat the humnn H|»an Way tie increaacd to pcctcd it# n fruit of gain# over the special illaraHe# of old age, without which many person* ncemlngly could go on living indefinitely. Their liodimi lily not worn out, hut they lack the miiliento to m over front neyere illne## or injury, amt (hey do not throw off Infacttoila hi rasdily a# younger consumption. Iternon#. ■ • J i ^ r7* French PrcHident ICm Mi m * C n s P iix Uh I pfar*. 'T h * Prraident of Ihr Unitrd Hiate* stated that he waa en­ couraged by Preaident Auriol'a remark* and expressed hla confldrnre that poser could and would br maintained and the Democratic pennies would pre­ serve unahakeabie unity In pur­ suit of their great objective: peace f*r all tha world." For th rjr conference, Mr. T ru­ man and Aurtot aat acroaa from rsrb other at the Octagon-shaped cabinet table. Hilling with Abe,.French presi­ dent were Kubrit Hrjiutnan, for- B * •*- S e n a i o r Holland Rural Common Sonne ID SPUDS JOHNSON Tells S c h o o l g i r l “Why A Democrat*' Thousand* of dollare can be Barnard of Route 2, posed that question fot Holland ID -Flat. Dr I and There ere time rather old but Senator inaccurate ideas connected with 8 ho Mid she was preparing 4 school Paper ami "I wonder If you would help me out by answering a peisoual ijhretion? ’T h e qifetlion le: W h y do you belong to the DrmocraUo Party? I would, llko some good reasons linllsnsl said he IhritifcM a while, then wrote Mis* Rarnara: " It Is diffirui'. to distinguish between the two major parties at the present time due to the fact th a t th eir are so many questions which are more or less regional in both of them. "In both parties m ay be found sincere - people whose personal attttjdCx farge all the xvav from ultra rnn.«rvattve to ultra-liberal. " W '-t native Flurldfauk In­ herited their Democratic faith from Ihelr parent* and grandpatents. "Following Ihe W ar Between The Btatee, the north and eastern Democrat* were Ihe flret political group In the northern portion of our nation who offered to work with the Hnuth. tn help U* throw out the to-called carpetbagger f**f«*» 4r»d Innn* to t governments and to restore self- Residential conitrurtion, but also government and self-reepect. "Th# too## affiliation formed from the standpoint nf public at that Urn* between thy nnrthens firmocrstv, m*4e of whom ah? Smalor Fulbtight of Atkansgl from industrial center*, and the has psrelsted tn this dsy. u little patience with colleges Bmrih. "AeR)S‘ from the historic rea­ hich hire players to win their sons. however, | have alwrava pro«< M game* fot them. “Our col- f erred th# Densesra tie Pm #v be­ ■##, umkr extrema pressure from cause It placed sieater emphasis • ehimai", he. says, “have beewe so mint upou wsasing fooi- wrhrres" the Renubllcan Party ifl end basketball games that tu* normallv fottowed ’the re•V os* any mean* |o gain thejr rfq ,,wv f P* T I*'*# titnwr td*. They Mre piayvr* who an party foreeta entirely that govetwmasA be* .to do targetv xrith human balnrs and thaj it also most deal wtth such practical thine* oa taxes and laws eonttpHtni buxlneag, The entnhaaSs the use of such materials, and, to a large extent, they are responsible for the losses end unsatisfactory result* with crops. One of those Idea* lx that if satisfactory results can br obtained from use of ■ cer­ tain amount of m e of these mn# tertals, even better results may l>« obtained from the use of more than the prescribed amount. Another Is th at a fertiliser or fertiliser iractlre that has proven satisfacnry for a particular crop In onj section of the state Is likewise satisfactory for tha same crop In another *rctlnn—this may he true, and It may not, depending on the soils and other roiut|Uons. Research by the Unlvrrslty of Florida Agricultural Experiment Stations and other agencies and by private concerns has shown how best results ran be obtained from fertilisers. Insecticides, and fungi­ cide*, and farmers who follow recommendations based on such teeeetch generally get th* beet re■ults from them, when a fanner usee lass fertiliser, Insecticide, or fungicide than Is recommended, be piobably will not get as good re­ sults as If he used tha amount recommended; If he uses a very f Pay Raise Is Asked By Teacher Group At School Meeting TAMPA. Mar. . . . . 2U-—. . . The ... . Florida School Board Association today took action to help raise the salaries of Florida teachsrs lo meet the rising cost of living. The school board members meeting here in i-oojunrtioa with the three-day convention of the Florida Education Association, agreed to etudv the proldem a t n local level and to report to the lb* state legislature,. M- B, Holmes* Karatnbla school board member of IVnsecota wa*, unaniuu'uily clcctod presi­ dent of the group. Gswrge W. Slaton of I’alui Osach was named Vice president.' t . .<>, Kililnr, Dear Sir: , In the light of world conditions, and Ihr confusion here a t home, t have Itrcn asked by Mr*. I)orothra E. Miller of New York City to continue my trusade against Bureaucracy and Uw userpatTon of iwwcr by the Chief Executive of the Unitml Stales. Under the Law of Ihe Country, no President has the authority lo tend an srmy to any pari of Ihe world withoul Ihe consent of both bouses .a thing Harry S. Truman has Ignored, and Is continuing to defy. It U plain In the past as w* look back to see the many mistakes of our various DEALS, but the limr Is here, If not already too late, lo profit by those many mis­ takes. Grave decisions are in Ihe tusking row In the nation'* eapltol. We who will be affected by those decisions, must act now. .* You, M<w tje ts and Fathers, You who be* lleve In the freedom and Liberty all within our power nol only to but to deter H and M»e the peace." Any charge the French will not to repel sggreaalon I* "an Insult as cruel aa It U unjust,' Auriol said._______ ■ U. B. Department of Agriculture figure* show there are now some 10,000,000 cubic feet of gross slorage In 11/00 I ------ * ' ,— die perirhablc pvraturea. During W* / f / i j .f (Continued from I'ege tine) had suppled In Koienberg. Greengta** told uf inerting atom spy Harry Gold and paw ­ ing secret* to him. He said Gold identified hlnuell by ihowlng part nf a Jello box. Greenglait •aid this matched a part he hat and which waa given him by Rosenberg. Greenglase said that after tharrest of Gold and Dr. Klaui Fuchs, British scientist. Rnxenherr told him to flte the country. . He declared Rosenlicrg gave him explicit instructions for contacting the R untan ambassa­ dor, in Mexico *U make arrange­ ments for reaching Soviet Bus *ia» The moiocutlon contended that Mrs. Hosrnberc rJintrlhnted to . ,xt< ‘ Hotnwe • suaweds KUkoottb Simmon* of HUl*borough county. The member* edoptnt thl* rdsolution on local teacher pay: ' "The Florida School Board Atsodatlon^recogniiek that the Increased cost of living render* desirable the Increase of compen­ sation and recommends that each board examine the possibilities of effecting reasonable Increase* from local funds; and th at th■tala legislature take thle known fact Into consideration In pro­ viding stale fund* for Instruction­ al saTarlsa.** . . . . Some rt.000 vchool teachers and school officials thronged lo Tampa for Ihe FF.A convent lot which started this a(t*y’00"- Constructive acllvilie# tb occupy the lime of young#t«r.n ore often a major (ommnhtty ne*l. If this prophecy come* true, a atilt greater need one day may In* for thing# to ocnipy the time of ccntennrtart*. Katiford Daily Herald, saved and more satisfactory reBy W IL B U R J E N N IN G S , FBI Diieclnrs J. Fdgsr Hoover AF Hprrixl Washington Her rice suite ran lie obtained In Florida every year tf many WASHINGTON, Mar. 2U-H/D agriculture gommendi llte wolk of^lhe Ke farm ers will exercise more carr h •—Why * Democrat ? fauver crime inveiiigaimg comA school girl, M b* Elisabeth using fertlllirrs, Insecticides, an I fu n g i' Ides with their crops. tnillee and rtcommendt lhal il continue its rxpoxutes of orgsnued clime “which has polluted all Ion diary communities in uui nation" Grim* cannot flourish in this knuntry as long at it is continually Iwing dtagged out into the ojien Jhdiste everyone can se(v Hoover •Iso recommcndi that local comwunhie* should have i f annual btand jury inrtttigsiio*' lo setn)iniie the administration af justice, Fearless F agan THE M AM M OTH CAVE mi-lion to the Ruivtana. It takes good gasoline, the proper oil In keep a motor running in tap shape to make it ’.purr" . . For lubrication and car-uashing, too—see us. Ppjd,' w^o |» serving a 30-vear **ntance,' testified to meetings with Greenglaxs, Rosenberg and Yakovlev. Gold said Yakovlev told hitn that vital A-bomb Information obtained from Greenglae* had been sent on Immediately to ROY GREEN’S AMOCO SERVICE Many of^h* terms used In etecIrtclty such as “watt", "volt", am­ pere etc are named a fte r the men who discovered their purposes. 2nd and l%rk Ph. 0IB7 In the early day* In their dis­ cussion of television engineers re­ ferred to It a* "distant electric vision." • A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE Always Comfortable In Any Weather 1U almost Dr- I-ro DeForset ottUbwd a pat e/wo u. ft'Hi died in Uw eaj States of the which is abM Where tlappineu Costa 80 Littk- TODAY AND FRIDAY HATS OFF fO IM t H O U G H S SI lO ll& H Itl R U N t M OP G U T i 19S0 BUICK 8EDANETTE.... I H C A l l t U I M * M •11 V I .Low Mllug«, N u rly new. Guaranteed 11948 BUTpK 8BDAN-R M .. .. Only 22,OOO^ntlle*—Radii, Heater, Look tnenbr exceeded the demand fog mao, the more of our Liberties we surrender Under the preteat of na­ tion* I protection, tha more we lay D lrf TATORSHIP, our liberties have iractlres for farmers, and the wire already placed th* Nation In a 'ermer will follow recommsnda< desperate condition by sitting altour actlviUee, tile 1941 STUDEBAKE^, f^DAN 1946 SUPER BUICK SEDAN 1947 DODGE SEDAN.......... 1948 CHEY. 2 D R SEDAN .. 1948 DODGE SEDAN 1948 BUJCK GONV. COUPE ■?■1m■1 ■iss m v - �ml TH U R S D A Y * ... THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. Fl.ORIDA M A R . 2 9 , 1951 . i - .„ Social A n d Personal Activities HONK IIS H ollyw ood Sucial Calendar Hy BOB THOMAS THURSDAY P e r so n a l s HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 29—tiT>— Mr. and Mn Jce Fulgum ami The Glee Club of Seminole H iih Marlene Dietrich was looking very School will sponsor n dance at 8:00 much unlike a grandmother. Very son Jojo are spending some Urn* in Raleigh. N. C. P.M. at ihr Armory. much indred. FADE — ■ ■■ n Miss Daphne Connelly Is Guest Of Honor jm ltide-elect, was honored Tuesday hy Mr*. Tom Bolt tnd Mrs. Hugh Whclchel. Sr. wilh a luncheon at the Maylaii inn The table, were dey-ratrd with spring flower- and »-o*ll mlniatur rc .rg a js were used a- rdace card* Mrs. Bolt and MrWhelrhcl pretented the henoter with a gift ef linen Those invited to enjoy the evrnt with Mls« Connellv were Mrs. Hawkins Connrllr. Mr*. J>-e Shear ouse, 8r.< Mrs. Paul 51 Fagur, Mrs. Gerald l.orsing. Mi Gorth i. Stanley. 511** Dilon Pekcr. Mi- Margxiet Dingflrdci and 5(is. Eliiabeth Dyson. The Revival Service at thr In fact. shy wa* dolled up like Ben Bullard is undergoing train­ First Baptist t'hurrh will twgi-r a dancing girl in on* of those at 8:00 I\ M. dance hall* that are always so ing at the Natal Reserve TrainT h r MrthodiM Mrn'a Club will convenient to tha Prairie in wes­ ing Camp at l.illle Cicek. V*. meet at 7,00 P.M at M iKlnlci tern movie* Ihi* one 1* called kits. \Y. E. Hollcyhcad J r. and A Hall. Major Paul Crank will apeak "Ghuck-A-Luck.") The .ainrd Dieon "Future Citizens.” frith gam* were readily viewable children ara visiting Mr*. Holley FRIDAY ax she engaged in a game of fron­ htsd's mother in Savannah. Ga. Thr United Daughters of tier foolery— riding piggy-back Misa Edith P. Chase of Penn Con^rcHH O f r iir n it s Confederacy will meet 3 ;« l I’. 51 In a rare against the other dance StiU is the guert of Sirs. Thoms* at the home of Mr*. George hall girl* And T rnclicrs M ccl Bishop with Mr*. J. G. Sharon The artre** came out of the C. Rial .dell. aa co-hostess. strenuous scene with her glamor Mi*s Miv» Kslhlerr Haiwoik Twelve person* from Seminole! T h r Gaiden Club is sponsoring ii completely unruffled. I ask 'd if flower show at the Epi copal I’ai »he ever got tired of being calird and Houston Babcock spent the County attended the annual inert lah Holier, and thr public l» invited "Th» world'* moil glamorous Easter holiday* with their mother ing of the htnrida Congrrs* of Mrs. Mildred Babcock. Parents and Tee-hcr* which w*. to enter exhibits. grandmother." held Tuesday in Cocoa, MONDAY *‘l certainly do," *hr replied Capt. Jack Bolt .pcni Monday They w r r r Mrv. K. C. Illttrll. A Th « SI. Atin'v Chapter of the emphatically. "I am getting sick Sanford with his parents, Air. county council p m id rn t; M r. lloly Cu>i . Episcopal Church will and tired of it. I am *ure there in ...I VI.. V-..— li.II /*_. n I. 1 tn-rt »t 3:00 I*. M. at the home are other grandmother* in other and Mrs. Tom Bolt. (‘apt. nolt isid u th Hand, assistant irgmnat ill rector; Mr*. It W. Wlltiain*. Mr of Mr*. M Minarik, 1318 Park in nfet,tun* who are not constantly stationed at Cherry Point. N.C. ----------i Joe Curiay, Mrs. W. W. Tyre. 5tr-’Avenue with Mrs. A R Key a* Jrf.r-ed .« • w|,* * M - E- i ’ ' ’rlglit anil Mr. . Avj in 'iir'C sr'ih ih . Mr» D. It. Ulrcv. CO-ho*tea*. ‘aii. ‘TTi.r InVy g ia m m*y„re not Wright Da*-1 -“turn?:! from At­ council secretary; Mi*. D. E. TUESDAY nroua,T~ I pointed out. The Daughters of Wealay of the "Nnn-irtiw! Many of them are lanta yesterday where they spruit Whlilden. Mr*. J N. Asrcrrllo, Mr. M. R. Strickland. Mr - D C Mfthmli.it Church will meet In extremely good looking. Particu­ serrial days. t-stchc* and Ml* W. G Wirtman McKinley Hall at 7:30 P. M. with larly in this country, where women Mi-» Lou Ona Little of Athen.-. An interesting highlight un lhM r». M, C. Wright’s group at marry *n young. arriv-ed Tuesday for a visit progiim wa* thr panel discussion hosteaa. "Kceryonr think* because a Ga. Friendship league of the Con. woman i* a grandmother, she with hn -istri, Mr*. C, A. Adam* of "Facing the National Fmci gency With Our Children an-l A g rrg a tio n a l Chnrrh will meet at rniMl lie 102 year* old. But look- and family. Youth.” the hum* of Mra. W, W I .ini I had my daughter when I wa* Mi*. J<>e Corley will leave Bunon Silver l-ake at if:30 P . M. 17; the waited until *he was 18 day for Tampa whet# »he will ■(. to marry and have a child. Ho doe* tend lhe meeting of the Gland that in*ke me ancient? Sem inole Hi Chapter of the O.K.H. gfnrva n ew s "Thric art many, many stara In By BEVERLY GRAY Hr ADDIE PREY ATT Hollywood who are old enough to Mrs. Erma Kennedy wilt arrive grandpairnt*. hut did not have tomorrow from Jacksonville p. Mra. Cornelia Wrsxon and Mr. tie rhildrrn whrn they were quite spend the weakrnd with Mr. and E. H. Grant were marrieil ThursBasket hall wa, in (he headline 5irs. Joe Corley. day al the home of Mr. and Mr*. young." again thi* week. It wa- the Junior Mi** Dietrich Indicated she will Phillip flauer by Rrv. L. V. launch a campaign to shed Iho ugalnst th r Seniors in one of !hP. B. Smith of Haafurd han hfeu hett game* of the yesrl The sudi Barnew grandma title. She'll no doubt lie plr-lgcd for initiation by Lambda H. II. Levy aptflt hauler Bun Joined by Joan Bennelt. "I wax toriuin wav packail sn-l jainin- < day with Mr. and Mra. Win. Mil- talking to hre the other day and till Alpha at Florida Bouthern and it sounded as If ereiyune had f'ollege here this month. * einnd time! rk of Del .and. >he said she'a tick of being railed Mr. ami Mr*. Fred Ballard of grandmother, Tonight is ihe Mg night for sll loo," Mlsx Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. (J. R. McCall ha« planning to go to the R»,e Ball' Maitland apenl Sunday with Mr. added. returned from Sylvanla. fia. and Mra. Phillip Bauer. And we hopr evrrAotie i*! Tlo loll between scene*. I where they attended the funeral place is the Armory- the time i(lev. and Mr*, tarn her and Hev. hadIna the rhance to Inquire about an­ Barnea are staying at J. T. Mc­ other Dittrich legend. She wa* of Mr. McCall's mother. Mrs. tr-Uh. Have a wonderful tirnel ThII. S. McCall. i|ueen will la- ciownnl al 10:3d Lain* cottage on Buck Lake. well-known for introducing man­ Don't miss that; and who know Denton Prevail called on fried* nish attire to II. S. fashion*. I Friends of Mrs. Betty Bell* and who th* quern will tie! Mayl-e it’ll In New Smyrna Wedneaday. asked If she regretted it, especially Mr*. I/iiite ltd I* la confined to when »he »ee» broad-beamed gal* W. 8. Thornton will regret to hear In- you! Could you hr llie lucky, of the death of a sister, Mr*. Cor­ lurky gal? Pre.rntcd hy the Giro the Florida Sanitarium In Orlando in slark*. nelia Pichard, which occured Mon­ (Tub thi* dance is always load A wilh undtlent fever. "I didn't Introduce slark*. *h" day at Southport, Conn. of fun S'-rm* at if evervthimr W Mr. and Mr*. Ed G oyettr hail cotrected. "Many women in Ameri­ *ound* simply out of this world' dinner with Mr. and Mra. Bam ca were w a rin g them long before Miss Jane Chapman returned No railage*, please, tin e ', hopinr I-evv of Sanfnnl Sunday. I did." Tuesday to Btetson University to your rcM-rvatlnn. hate alrradv HttnrUe Service wa* held at "Bid you dlil help popular!** the foot of BummersilU hill, a them." 1 protealed. "Do you re ­ -esumn her attidies aftrr spending been made! Sec va thetr? ihc Spring vacation with her mo­ That's nbout all for tonight short program wax rnmlucled. gret UT" ther Mrs. K. B. Chapman. !fore gah next week! About 4P were preaent. "No. Think of the million* «f • * 1— - ai M»- and Mr*. Pharle* Keialer women who are more comfortable Pfc. Darrell Cole, DHMC is NOTICE of Mime spent Wednesday with because they can wear slark* awl home from Parri* island on ■ general business meeting of 51” . Scott \ ,r*r. who ih* their job* heller beeaiisa I0 day leave visiting Ids mol her, theTtir Sanford Woman's Club n h-*t Mr and Wrv Krnncth Harrison they wear them.” 5lr*. A. B. Col? and slsUra Anita uled f«i Wedn-'-dsy Aim. I will ami Iwr daughter* of Daytona The actres* returned to the and lleverly. not |-e hf|«l due to the State Con each spent Sunday with Mr:. scene and again rlambeied acro*» ventloit of the Fltitlda Fedeiall-m Hmrrtiona parent* Mr, and Mr*. the barroom floor astride a cowUr. and Mrs. Harold Power* of of the Woman's haiug hql-f Jlenry Krclier. liand. She slopped oiidway in In* Lake Park were the rerent goriU in Dsytnna Bea>h Apr. 3. 4 snd 5. Mr. and Mr*. Henry HairUon race to swallow a »lng of prop *|jent Sunday with Mr. Harrison* whiskey, then pushed an opponent of Mrs. Powers* mother, Mrs. O. J. parent», Mr. and Mr*. Charles out of the way. In the encounter Miller and Mrs. Powers’ muthei. ktiih after .pending some tlm r| Harrison. They are from Vero *hc suffered a cut on "ue v% her Mis. V. J. Kpintnvr, with their daughter and .on in Beaeh. i clrhratcd shaft*. She sent f“* Mr. and Mra. 8. L. Hall left yes­ law, Mr. amt Mrs Clifford McKih Mr*. Ann l.efflrr had a* her tome makeup to cover the brui*ed terday to return to Stmkhridgr. bin. dinner guest Saturday Mia* Ida »pnt. ., , Woodruff, Mr. and Sir*. J. II. till* "Don't you think we ahoulil Mrs. S. P. Dutton ha* returned hrey. Mr. and Mr*. U u b Bradsend for some first-aid T” An a t­ from Miami , where »he visited dvniyer, and Mr. *ml Mr*. W. 0. tendant asked aaaiously. her daughtera tjturelle and Jun? Kllliee. 8he shrugged it off and pointed Rose Dutton and attended the 9 Mr*. Nelllr Thoma* I* in the l RADIO STATION lo little scars acquired while en­ rapping e ir lr ls r i of Ml*a June hospital for further treatm ent. tertaining troops in the last war. Rn,« llutton wli i I, a , lint, 1 1 W.T.R.R. Tim Melton Dale* ami twn i "1 got those In the army," she nurse at Jai-kaon Mennoiil Hu*, daughters Irft for Ibalr homr said, "end I hey were covered by pita). near Niagara Falls Balurdav. rn ttu r the muck of Germany. If my legs Th< Bapti«l Chiireh started Its • «* Tt.. pnrfhm rluh Ne»t ttrne you prepare a nb* got through that all fight, they revival Sunday morning with Rev. * 1» M s i IV iiiirn Jtm t-rre esn take anything." And ah? re ­ l-ea nun " Ith a him hor-r try *d Lambert of C*voa rondncttiig the * Is tt«rfo cn'toek Ctib turned for another riotous scent dine * half cup or soo of cann*-) service:1 At noon an nld fathion | no » IS *l*w tomstoe* along with hay leaf, ce In the barroom dinner « t i served on lh* ground. II (.* Mornln* iloort- Mlllnn Itre ,'ed, and a pliwh of oregano, Wow, what a grandmotherl After lunch all thr children par- I IS K*S K lM t Otk for flavor. tlclpated in an Ea*ler egg hu«t. 11» Hnroin*In DavoUoa* Music St IS About one hundred and fifty at- *t*» W orld Al Nine *9 tended * IS P hil 0 *»d Al lir e * " Mr*. Norton and w n Richard S.I* Al- Inn May ITh W h o r Angel* r»*r to Trssd ■pant Wednesday afternoon with *:S* Pin Up Parade in.** Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Crenshaw of tens A Ilov. A Ulri. Mask Itiie New. Sanford. Stslodr Slaaaitn* Mr ami Mr*. Frank Solar* of I* IS Our l-omharda nr* South Charleston. Ohio -pent tatlS i*n I'Hrliestra ano War Tuesday with Mr. T W. Prevatl. II M IS (took Corner Mr*. John Hill* ami three daugh­ M ilo Momma Variety Mu«l< Hawaii ter* of Atlanta. Ga. arc staying MMS totynisn a Call To Prayae I SS at the home of h»r mother-in-law I11:** World Al Nona Mrs J C Bill*. U IS Itadt- S'arm IMasst Valaen Prevalt spent Monday I I IS Han »1ot> Popular Hlar • nlgld with Marjctlc Rkddlan of IMS l.slln "i !»! Newt t o - i l n i u Sanford XS Mu.l< Mil ,1 Varltllss Mr* Riehard funis ami two lar Nona Itaneh H 1* daughter* of Orlando Me*. S- F. •» w<orM At Thr** loop and Mr* Merea Jarl* o> 3.IS Today a Hlar Fanfnrd rallwl i»n M n. J. T* Mf* J Sa llll* And ll*adlia** J IS Ymir Slamory Sons* U tn J r. Tuesday. ** Slutli lover* Pem The P. T. A. held IU meeting al Iit|a New* lh* school lunrh room Tuaaday PIS Hr |t»«iu..t with nine mernhmra Pfe*cnt. SiM The IthrUim Ilnur Mlmrla Kina nl f u r Dr. and Mr*. JW W f of Kurt SiIS * Nawa Gene Evans receives first kid from medical rurpsinan, Janie* M Wayne, Ind- are spfntllfig a few is aanfnrd M a rh tl Rsporl 4:1* ward* in this scene from "The Steel Hdinet,” a Lippert release, showday* with Mr. a t^ fare. Wm. Cur- fit# T w ilig h t Hong* ing Thursday and Friday on th* Rita Theater screen. < l# Bporla l*arait» * tain. 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NEW A-AOTima M gnnlhostwo tp a a d t—ona for slop, w e a lth a c c u r a c y m aoturiog up la A min. u4*i, another spaed for m easuring accurately up In AO m in'd#,. dm w e n m sv t M DflEI RM 85 f3 2 9 . 9 5 i Mhrr MinIp Im Nylon cellars. From 162.75 ta n it HILL HARDWARE CO. SOI B ut First Slrwl i m 11vtf h r ntiiliiHQ smoothly, qutally oo naw -lyp n , long-life triple Horace Monroe And Ufa “Kings Of Rhythm" ft FRIDAY b ASTAIRE Il«i m ri pin| rtirtf| NEW slo'-rga THE ARMORY B Tit I I Iiih ;| I'n in l Mill M-irrlvviirr Ulan Pham 53 n �■----------- -— ’\ fr mm m sw T M U R ia il M A B ^ U I W I T H E 8 A N FO B D H E R A L D . HANK O H O . F L O R ID A S IX f (SantsBatter Cardinals 4 To 1; UnorthodoxBarnes Your Host Sentenced To Death For TarsDownSmokies Four Basketball Training Camp Notet* Beats Hunter In Fixers Are Sought 11-0 B<*hind 2 Hit By ASSOCIATED PRESS Broken Leg Which Refutes To Mend White Sox Defeat Yankees 10 To 8 On Atlantic Coast Pitching Of Picone Bout PHOENIX, A ril., Mar. 29-UP) Unexciting ity h a i .p i i ic<h >i : n Asaurislrd I’rn a Hpurla Writer Al (Rip) Kosen. Cleveland third bstemsn. u demonstratim; j that liii Lnlliml 1950 (Krfuimsnir w j » no (lath m the pan. Horen u n tied the rail budt ail year by belling 37 liome rum to trail till American l.vugui ll< > wan the .Miami slugger’* tin t to rail*- Ida RBI figure to 20, The Pittsburgh Pirate cumplrt* Season. Previously, be uf trounced (he Chicago Cuba, 11-2. had operated in the ilisdu* at E l Centro, Calif. Gus Bell Ken Keltnrr, Tbla iptilir Hoard la making pared the victor'* attack with w Imarry in (iraprfrult l.*-agu* play pair of double*. with hU bat In a recent splurge he tanged out 11 hita. Including two humeri, a triple and four doubler, in I I tnpa to Ibr plate. Clevrland Central Manager Hank Cfrenlirrir draw* an assist for Rosen'* ipretai ulm hattiiur rampairr. C m nh#fg suggrsled that Rosrn edifr a bit rioter to the piatr to rorrert u weakliest against rhsiitri- op pitches on the outside of the plate. Roren's terrific slugging sunx the St. Louis Browns nt Tucson, A r i r., yentrrday. He smashed a grand r.!am briar run In '.he last of the ninth In ifive the Indiani an 11-7 victory. The homer wav Rosen's fourth lii five game* an I extended Cleveland'* winning fcticak to tlx guinea, i The Itriiwim tied the »e«re In the top of the ninth on n threerun homer by former i ml inra i ohnnv Ibrnaidino and a two-run laat by Kin Wood, Itua* llaurrWaa the victim of lt<>-*n'* ganm Winning clout. I.nke Faster and H u rry Slmp*"n also home red for |he Indiana. Meanwhile shortstop Chico (,'ar Fasqurl apaiked the Chicag i W hile Sox In a Iti-H triumph over (h# New Volk Yankee a ai Phnehla, A lii. L'arrasuuil alanmird ll five straight hit* and drov<the winning tun with a aingl • the eighth inning. Mickey Mantle the Yanks* fcrixed rookie, l-M.-ti-d Ilia hatting Overage to I’ll with n -.ingle ami double. Hr ihove ill llllie ruhr E Cincinnati hr erred to a IH-2 triumph over the Indianapohi ( A A i Indian* at Tampa. Rooki: oatfielder Rob lla ib lr paced th> drive with a pair of douhlei and two ftinglrs, Frank Kalin, former Pirot#. accounted for tevth Indianapolia runt with n firat* liming homer. Hunk Thom ijnon’* three.run lirsl-in n in g homer off rookie Joe Prosko featuml the New York Giants' t - 1 vtctnrv over the St. (mills Cardinal* at St. Peter** burg. Shehloii Jones and Jack Kram er *toplied the Carila on •ight hit*, whltey Ixwkman of the tiiants and Joe liaraglola of the Cord* curb co l.M w ) four hit* for n perfect day. The llnston III Jive* edged the Philadelphia Phils, .'1-2. *1 Cleatwater. Kid Gordon's thlrd-innlmt tioiner with n"iie on w*» the tie. riding blow. Max Surkunt and rookie A rt Fowler limited the I‘hilt to eight aafetie*. Ilrooklyn battled the Philsdelphia Athletic* to nn ll-inning 7*7 tie. The gam.- wa« called be. rausc of darknrM. The A 'r score I in the top of the ninth on (SenII ■-r nttm-hi's error. HermaniW redeemed himself by driving in tin- lyin g run In the ladtom ot the ninth Sam Chapman anl Tod llavls holitered for the A * nnd Ed Miksls »nd Pee Wee Reese fo r the Dodgem . Sanford - O rlando K e n n e l Club K ntrles t i orida Galois Show Uo Well In 2 Practice Games GAINESVILLE, Mar. 2U - ( 8n*- ta )— The University of Florida Rsebal! team waa examined under K i eoarh'a microscope when It t two game* to the Claa* II Lakeland Pilots laat weekend. Coach Daye Fuller** rxperL Went*I move* had Haywood Sulli­ van at hla normal post Iwhlml the Dickinson At first Bryant at short, no at third halt, i In left and ex•FloWenr In right. j fauilivsn re* t n v liiir t -s t A T H IIlt 1111*1 ii %» !;— » ' l# ia « Wile h H Ited husller. lie P a ttm t. tied Mil* ti, titlekslelner. Had T s w r . l-il.,I lla l. AI tee i « f > I . ll»S"*l » ■ * a ltl l i M l NM'K—F a la rliy , Mean Naah. H*'» Nice. Hleplnfo*. Ju d y Choice. Hlnasr Junta. H ig h T r a il M r <lo*>d Ho. Ilhiimloi T a p T i t lit It N A I B - A IH th . Wile llle h y Itoohle, Hop*. Mickey It . A unt Nellie. Nrarly Tim e. Sills* H a y w o rth . H i liny. Hlbiue H I I H T I I I I I I IS— K a la H tr T a n ta r l-k . IU*y Fibber, «h o » T o m m ie . Uypsy Jane. 1**1 Hesu. Iteedra. A la rm in g. Hosr F ir^ H haob —a-taihe mi# Miss flreachey Huial lloaiy. t-ady Kara. Ilelmnl*. I.uehy Idee. Marpr llaren. flan Tah. Two ll Wtllle a t a i II N * I'K — F alarln ttonnle tl. Happy Marlow, Modern Hay, windy rtuch. Ksltr Bneon, Cross CUv. flaln r Hmoke. Frog flkln • i r r i m m «*»»>-*/laitm mie Itnlhne (telle joe Hoillli. Illati Bsiron* H«" Holt* Mtlly'e Hmaba, III** olat.ir, Mill Tloiuder. Klock»de two .Idle in fly* nttempta amt r.iu llT ii it n r . -a iaia» mte Th e Jackiunvllle Tara went all N E W YORK, Mar. W - O P J - A widespread search ia underway out yesterday In racking up an along th* Atlantic ataUwrd for al Impressive 11 to 0 win over the least four mure fixer* of coll#(i' Knoxville .Smokies. Mario Picona, Brooklyn pitcher, turned in an­ bdaeliall game*. In disclosing th« search DUtricl other Sterling Derformanee on Atlorr.ev Frank Hogan said last the muund for the Florida club. Picone gave up exactly two night that "on* or more of the four sought may have had con- hits in fashioning hit shutout while the hard hitting Ta rs pick­ fedriati s, fellow-conspirator*.'' Hogan did out disc loir the ed up IS from the two Knoxville name* of the four, hut said he huriera, Bobby Bickford and Mai Landry. knew who they were. One of the finest mound pros"W e'ie following all sort* of l*ads and It's not a question <f pacta In th* Giants’ camp, Picone vending detective* hit or mi** in­ ha* so far granted on four hit* to all the state*," the district at* in IU innings of eshihition balL tornry laid. "But w* have de­ No rarm-d run* have Ueu scored tective* down in Florida and in off the stocky New Yoiker. many cities along the Eastern > A shuuldei oju ration last *>eaboard." I spring seems to have brought the This waa the latest development injury 'iig u e d pitcher around to in the college basket!,*1! scandal his liMtt form when scout* were <liat now engulfed 17 player* forecasting an early jump to from C CN Y. Manhattan, U n g the imrcnt club. Picon,. |i*s M-cn around to alIsland and N l'U who are charged with fixing 20 game* In Madiion mod every club In th Giants* Square Harden during the last farm system. II* went up to J iT 'c y (T ty an<< Minoenpolis two year*. Itwin Dambrot, Norman Mager where had luck and injuries comand Herb Oohen, f'C N Y players Mseil to send him bark down to on last i car’s grand slam chant the low inuiOtr The Tnra innv not be able to pionship tram, the latest air.'-t nl weir arralgnmt yesterday In bob! the 2-l-year-old right hander felony court and held In IIJHJU who Is determined to move on (tail each for a hearing Apr. tl. to the hig time. As yet he hasn't Morris Goldman, assistant 11. A. signed a contract with the Jack­ told magistrate Kamurl Orr that sonville dnh and seems more like. th* three had cooperated with hla Iv to to- given a trail with one of office and that "the fixer at­ the Triple A rbit," If his pre-ent tempted to fix them in luurna- pare is maintained. In the game with the Soiot'le* merit garnet last year hut they the Tars plnved errorless ball refused." and were sparked al the hat hv K re -« who plnved In the (’ lass D HMo K U 'e I e-ague laat year. The li'Til-hifl.nt' Olltfieldee ■"•be,i * home run down the right field line in th* first inning A U S T IN . Tex., Mar. k m -t/ lf - nuahl-•* *o s runner no first. He The first National Inlen-ollrgiat*- led off th* Gve-run fifth Inning Swimming and Diving meet ever with n .'noble following which to Iks held in the southwest open* Boh Hallman anil Bill Lutes her* tonight and inure than 2ihi •'n»|ed. An e-rn.- and Bill Mr* arquatir star* are on hand for M llUn's single frelowed hy Pleas' the event. trlnle left the "inoklrs groggy. Leading off in the only event The Tar* got f-mr more in th* tonight, Inr IfiAO-meter free-ilyl*- sixth to wind no 'be curtailed ■ace, will tie record-holder Jack “ •me -somewhat to the Kmnkief Taylor of (lhlo State University. relief. Taylor set th* intermllegiate ami N C A A records last year at IK IIO C A N A N D N E L S O N minute* 3R..1 second*. Thirty-three college* and uniA U G U S T A . Ga., Mar. 2U— tA I veraltle* are entered. The meet — Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson, is expected to lie another battle two nf golf* top-notch-semlbetween Yale and defending artlv* professional*, already nr* champion Ohio Slate for tram on hand for the 16th Masters Tournament wich atarta Thur*honora. day. Other early bird* include Jack Burke, Jr., Frank St ran a han, Ram Unetb* and Al Re***-1 By ASSOCIATED FRESH link. Vale, Ohio State Are Favored In SwimMeet SPORTS MIRROR TODAY A YEAR AGfh-MIddlewelghl Champ Jake IkM otta stopped Chuck Hunter by a technical knurk-uut in the sixth round-of Iheir imn-lllle hnul at fieve|an*t. ‘FIV E YduARH ■A M tb- Vernon Stephen*, St. Ixiut* Itrnwna shortMohican. Feminine Touch, O n i r a l stop, jumped to the Mexican Walking twice while IwItIng In a ity . Ile lin si It -r . t>r, Voyles, Ponio Iwegue to play with Vera Crux. lllcklnaon waa the hitting cPetr. K s lra Power. Ili* Pay >41. TEN YRARH AGO—Wisconsin " i n of the two games aa he a ih T H h a i i;— a laia* mte ‘ Washington, to Al nrk'*. Iicnver I'nti, llrtenlal defeated pled and alnglad in the find game and bitted in two run* with Hlonr, Claniiril I.II lie lltrncllle, II I win the N. C. A. A. Ilatketha'l llreol, Itteky lluelneee. High Kirk • alligle In the aecotid. T l f h T I I HAS 1 - M i K I < aaeee Bryant clouted a double In the Ar I r ill IHidger, lie H*v IjiiI v Kill first game nnd played a creditable HI tie, Halit Jean, Tnm Judy, Fleet gam* In the ahortfleld. WUIIam* liner, tiklpakiu. Ftet Hmailla tumid In our of lha buaiaal per* r r iT i n i ir s a r i.r t T io a * ling 11 rhanrt-. H r made three F I I I H T IIA C F tied Mitch. H u ik (•RnMcea of the game* by hand- H e lp e r, tin tor Murk nik'ilNt) IIAl‘K Beau Nash, lie's beautiful inarr* to ateal bait hit Nice. Hleplntoi gnd teamed with Hat tang to r m t t u H A C K : Aunt Nellie. Itlsky ta ll an over-ambitioui runner try* Itoohle Mickey IV Hypey Jane. F O C n T l t ItA C R i h | to take an r i t n baa* after Heedra Tam arisk a catch. F IF T H H A C K : Mlea lleerhey, ||el. , Flower*, covering the outer nnda, Han Tan H IX T M H A C K Miulern Hay. llun* (mature* fur the flrat time ram* Hkln tip with an rriurlet* performance HieM KItV. K1’ii.g N T II HACK: Hlockade. While rutting looae two peg* which Hilly'* Hmoke. Jne Hmllh exhibited a fine arm and good K I H I I T H H A C K : Feminine Toll* h. .C e ntral C ity, Hr. Vuyle base a*ii»». N I N T H H A C K : H rlra ia l 111..* *1 : There revelation*, romblned Marko. H'a Itrenl With the known itra n g th of "one T K N T H It AClfi FT®** to be a valuable component Hlyle. Haliy Jean An bench" Fred Monladeuea may i the formation of a winking torn* for the Qatar*. orlda team, currently aOptometrist in* Roulheaslerrt noumeastern uaureteac* Conference with fuur win* and two losses BYES EXAMINED only one game this week. 116 B. Palmetto Ata. Gatora lay a return gam* with th e lakeland Pilule at Gainesville lakeland PlIuU fiLAHHES FITTED Thursday afternoon. B —Mickey Manila, the New York Yankeea prii* rookie, ia hitting al a .434 clip in spring training. Mickey got a single and double, and drove in three runs, hut the Yanka were beaten hy the Chicago White Sox yesterday 10-1. EarHer. Mantle algned a Kansas City Blues contract. This was merely a formal gesture, as the 19-yearold youngster will remain with the varsity. LAKELAND, Mar. 29 -U P > Billy lloeft I* naming a hig Jump foi a kid of IS, The 18-year-old southpaw pitch­ er frum the high school diamonds of Oshkosh, Wls-, is going lu make the trip home to Detroit with the Tiger* when th* squad breaks .am p a week hence. That doesn't mean hell stay with the team. But Hoeft has been so impressive that manager Red Rolf* saya he want* him around fur a lime yet. lloeft It under contract to Toledo of the American Association a Tiger farn. BRADENTON, Mar. 2 9 -O P illosti.n’s battling Braves (ported the best winning record In Flori­ da’s Grapefruit Circuit today a* th*v went a fte r Iheir 13th vie* jury against the hlladelphia Phillies here. Yrslerday'a 3-2 victory over the Phil* was the 10th ill the last 12 games. Boston hat lost eight. KARAHOTA, Mar. 29 -t/P>— Vern Stephens of th* Boston Red Sox is making a good recovery from his ankle apraln hut is not expected to lie able to play until the Miuad head* north next Tues­ day. PHOENIX, Mar. 29-UP) —Th* Chicago Cuba today open a twogame series with the New York Yankees, a team they haven't faced since losing four straight to the Humber* in the 1938 World Series. Th* only Cub player who was with the Cuba then and still la in the lineup la Phil Cavarrelta. He is starling his 17th teuson with l lw Cubs. By HARRY STAPLER DETIOIT, Mar. Young Ray Barnes, a boxer who shuffles in methodically arol then opens up like a windmill from close range, emerged tmlay a t a new contender In the middleweight class. The 22-year-uld Detroiter boost­ ed hit reputation hy winning a unanimous 10-ruuml decision over stiff-punching Chuck Hunter of Cleveland tier* last night. But Barnet, who has lost only three uf Ida 37 fights, facet the problem of finding opponents among the top-ranking middleweights. Manager Pel* Marudat mid they thy away from his man heia->-c th«y can't solve his uflnrthodix, boring-in siyle. For the 2J1&4 fan* at Olympia Stadium and lhoUian.lt at iheir television sets across (he nation Barnet offered ihj spectacular show. II* juit ptod'led in with hi* hands at th* side uf hi* face, took Hunter's M is nn.l rights, and then uncorked flurry after flurry of short punches. ll was slow work hul It earn­ ed point* on Ihe score, aril* uf referee Tom Briscoe ami judges Al Goodman and Bill Appleton Harries weighed IftIVk pounds, Hunter Ifll 1/4. The fight grossed only S3,432.80 ami was the smallest a t­ tendance and tmallesl gale in two years of promotion by the In­ ternational Rosing Club in De­ troit. Kramer M eets Segura In Tennis Tourney »*IDI ADKLPMIA. Msr. ‘29 -.'—Big Jack Kramer meet fI’anrho fi Segura tonight in the fealer. CLEARWATER, Mar. 29-UP) —Outfielder Dick Bisler will be lost to the Philadelphia PhlKle* ' • several days because of a into second base In the fifth inntwisted left knee. Sister injure-.’ tils kner sliding EL PASO, Tex.. Mar. The poeitlon of Idg Gus Zernlal ng of yesterday's game with the Boston Braves. The Braves won a* a regular in the Chicago White 3-2. Rox^ outfield la getting shaky. The powerhousei slugger proST. PETERSBURG. Mar. 2 9 dd, but he will Ibe under pres Onespot where St. Louis Cardinal field, hahly will s ta rt the seeton In left have many worries— a t least not sure to prove himself. Hot on the managsr Marty Marion doesn't triel of EemiaPs job I* Eddie Mc­ right now— 1* behind the ptaU. Ghee, 24-year-old rookie who no­ Jo* Garagiola, out much of last tched .332 for Memphis last year. see son wRh injuries, pounded out Manager Paul Richards Is lm- two triple* and two singles In Dick Bradley, Boston llntver- 'pressed with McGhee'a *p**d and four trips yesterday, and acted tlly's' hockey goalie, recently ran defensive abilities. right at home catching. for para commissioner la, Idx Joe came to camp this spring horn* town of Watertown. It* , MIAMI. Mar. 29 -(A V - Kay saying hi* shoulder separation was was defeated by a slim margin. i ('ampanella, Brooklyn Dodger* cured. Hr has acted .like It- With j j |raico*r. probably will be out of yerterday** showing, he ha* pro;a ir . action 10 days to two week* be- dured 10 hita in h>4 last Id tint** catise of hla Injured thumb. title at Kansas City. h. . . ' > "He could get liack a bit sooner upTWENTY YEARS AGO— Michigan won the. National Pol. if them seat any urgency hut i Royal Mustang*, a Kentucky legist* swimming rhampiunahlp* thqre's no sente taking chances I l> rb>- hope, I* named for an now," said trainer Harold Wend island In the Gulf of Mexico. at Chicago. AKCADIA. Calil., Mar. 29—<*“>—The seatcace of death has hern paiied on Your Host, the 1950 Kentucky Derty favorite, and at t«rae. as thoroughbreds come. Four veterinarian* have clammed movie ciecutive William Goeti* four-year-old coll since he was injured at Santa Anita Jan. 13. AIL have recommended that he be^~ ■rf is suffering out the last destroyed. Only the red tape Involved in days of his existence, the penalty a . I2&U.00U Insurance policy I* of his unflagging desire to do prolonging the pain-wracked ex. his best at air times. i fence of a badly-crippled animal whose right leg, the tendons wi­ thering, is drawn up at a 46degree angle. Your Host, a son nf the Great Alibhai, e a born with physical handicaps, but there never was anything wrong with hie heart. Movie boss Louis B. Mayer bred By JACK HAND Your Host, hut handlers dis­ MIAMI, Mar. 29—U P )- Many covered mat the youngster had baseball men eansider Pee We* i neck crook and couldn't Reese 'he player moet likely to straighten it. Ooetx mad* a very succeed ax manager when hla fortunate buy. Your Host liked shortstop days are o .e r. Starting his ninth year with to run, liked to win. He ran and tie won and Goeti pocketed fS64,- Brooklyn, Rees* thinks he ha* 796. three more seasons to play. At Your Host was n big dlsap 31, he Is roi.vlnred any attempt R mi incut in the 1960 Kentucky to mix playing and managing rby, finishing out of the shot irn an athlete's career. money, hut he had a vigorous “ t couldn't fairly say I don't winter campaign in Califor: a V.e.afc shout ms seein g , h# *sM end apparently had loet hit flno “ I guess every nlayer dretms edge. Back here, aa n four-year, about that. But before t get to old. he was regaining hla rasor th a t, I think I have three mere *harpne>t. Hi* trainer, Harry years a* a regular." Daniels, called him a mortal Pee Wee, perhaps the best liked cinch" for the (kUOJHM) Rants Dodger, is completely hippy, Anita Maturity. playing under new m anager Chuck Your Host didn’t get up to that D m sen . Delta hie lob In his usual are. Running in the Kan Pasqual capable fashion, he soaks up % Handicap, he fell on th e far turn, knowledge tor the years to com*. throwing Jut key Erie Guerin, who Reese’s name waa mentioned was uninjured. Your Host suffer­ laat winter when It became ob. ed a shattered ulna hone. It was viou* that the new Brooklyn own­ brukvn in fuur place*. The animal ers were going to oust Burt Shottia* Iwen in extrem e pain for ton. Reese is supposed to have In­ some time. II* wince* if th* right dicated he preferred to remain a ’eg it touched. He »tand* on player. three leg*. “ Maybe If I had gone and ask­ "What good it a three-legged ed for th* job," he said, “thiy horse?" asks veterinarian Dr. J. might have given It to rna. But E. Peters, who h at taken care of 1 prefer it this way. Your Host since the accident. "If CMy wife told me she could B we roul.l have operated on him a notice a difference In me after month ago we might have arved they named me captain of the him f»r -tlot purposes. Now that'* club. I didn't notice It but she did. impossible." t guess rr*u th a t Uttle reiponTrainer Daniel* mnsidered ribtllty Shows on you. Ynur Host moro valuable tor stud " I do know one thing. If I purposes than bis daddy, Alibhai, ever do become a manager, I'll tor wh'eh a Kentu-I y •vmlirate try to leave the ball game In the paid Mayer 9600,000, "My rea­ clubhouse ooce It's over. Your soning on that ia th at Your health Is mere Important than M ftt'a mother. Boudoir 11. la nny hall gaase." better bred than Allbhai'a dam.” Rease's current ambition Is to That's of no moment. A game win a pennant. He still has bitter m >rvl courageous com petitor of the memories of tho futile I960 w stretch drive that conked out on th* final day of th* aoason. ture match of the World Profes­ “That Roberts pitched a great sional Indoor Tennis Tournamtm gam* that day," he said. “He sponsored hy the Philadelphia showed me something the way he wheeled that ball through when Inquirer charities. , Kramer is tied with defending he got In a Jam in th e ninth Inn* champion Richard G onialrs in the Ing." current series. Each has won Reese got off to a slow start three matches, lost none. last season, after a hernia opera­ Gonaates. defeated Segura last tion. He was hitting around X00 season and wound up at m night, 6-6, 3-6, 6-4. Tonight In early _____ Goniale# meets Bobby Higgs who .*60,. _hf> lowest sineo IMS. r ‘ W Back trouble kept Mm out of hasn't vet won * match. In the ether sing lee match, th e early egllMtloVia' this spring Frank Kovacs with a 1-1 record, but he Is back on th a Job, loom­ meets Welby Van Horn, who alao ing up with Jackin Robinson la looking for hla flrat victory. around second hasa Pee Wee Reese Is Considered As Top> Manager Prospect E • w ti DR. C. L. PERSONS m ...................... • ...and Happy Living! Don’t fnrgci famorrou>,j modern living will be more and more, electric. So be sure your plana allow for adding future electric helpers...to give you more and more comfort and -leisure...and to keep your resale value high when and if you want to tell. GREYHOUND fv 7 i r „ fO R lOSORROW'S X U -IH C IIK * MIAMI I M M I I I I Y NOAftIWOKKI ***' SETTER tiic n tf ‘ HIM IIM IM * U r , , , , 101 S H M II C M IO It I A v o d e r , cleaner kitchen w ith e lk tric range, Ptin n in g for m e t t l e f id " th c o o l fo u r w hole refrigerator a id aratcr heater...elect n f (sundry .. electric-hel|«f\j|U over (He house be sure io provide f<qr .t ^ H t eaaemiab n o w ,,.w ith plenty o f etitrt o u t le t And w irin g fo t m ore timela v in g , w o r k -la v in g .g i^ c tfic w a n d e r ! to epm e. houie com little extra - y o u a n detide U te t on i(j( inia your climate JO ofi low. So no modern i f i c s l w i n d c h<i p to bestthe heat eltetficallf 4M --------------- ---------i ; d - , ’___ .. .. -* =- * t? • • . • �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY MAH. 29. 1951 ^ i , WKF.H. Ptalatlff, va. NRWKU. P. WKKIi. [Mleadaal Legal Notice ~ M irn i: t a i r w r i n T i l 1 E W i:i.l. p j i'K K I I . w h .i.r plac* ,.f t. . Iilrnr. unknown , You at* hereby ttoqulra-U to ap- Ue.tr on of f r f or* April IT , lis t , J a 'o l I h .r . , 1m ■■, ril* .'•nor * n . » * r S ' o tn .f (ilr ollhir.. In * r r r la ln *ull • , |.notinr In th* C tfrlu i C o u rt of itrtnito>|r t 'r u n l i , Florida, In I'tia nrfr* an a b h / * «U t *4 till* « f w hich •*!,! » . « If V IK M IM A N A. D. ROSIER DIST ItlE H 'lU K |..*i-laili.n »liall have for It' purp u r ih* following' Kyit ‘ JO H N S — 5i a K V i l i . k H I'1LOIN Cl IIROlfQPTH • l AnIllation V A sphalt U u u tln g • Asphalt Tile • Aslw*Itm T e r r a H e * Flow Tile • }\ Itock W o o l A t t ic In su la tio n 8 • Gluie Coal Oiling I'niitfct I'hnltr ‘ u n j» r» .« n * d wilt apply lo th* Flor> Ida Ladlatalar* al It* regu lar IIra­ tion In l » l l for of rrrta ln •*,*rl* l Ird U U llo a . * h i- b apactol laglalailon ahall baa, for II* pu r|.u** III* follow In* A u lh r y liln k aaymenl of rap*n*** • n * rk of th* rtrrult of th* C ounty i'onim l*»lonrr* of th* Court C ount) of Sr roInula, flo rid * , fill iM KAl.r Ira a rl on oout.ty hualnr** hryoud toord r BoyI* Ih r llm lia of *.ut C ou nty. Ih* »uni 1*0II.Irlloi foi 1‘lalnilfr of ||u u.i p*r dl*tu and T la- p*r mil* k ill'll >1 O P l \ T i : \ T I I > > T O A P . ra th w ay, and declaring II,i .* in r PI.1 POM E M I T d M T OP »P IT . lo b* * pro prr and 1. ro I *aj rn d ltu i* m i . i . i : u i a i . A T i n * r o v r a i , for ro u n iy |Uiri*»r> it u • r n ik in .i: i n i W I , 11 I’ t m i l M H i N Nolle* I* hereby i l t r n that th* A* I V r L of Ih* Hoard u liilr n liu r il w ill a n d ) lo It.* Plot. uf I'liitnly CommPUi.i •ra I Sernlnnl* t'uunty Ida L* »:t»U i ur* at lia regular AaaPVillda Ion In 1*11 for p a » a i * of n n « , » ■p r i n t taglalall-n. which •pa.'lal iN R A f.l W ITJJK S S m y hand an itnfflHat **•1 at Hanford. F lo rida, ih l« ta lk •la> at M arch. A l> 1*11 O. p i i i : iimih >m An a n III au in crita and empower lb* Hoard of County Com m i«*lon»r* of 'h r C o u n t) of g rm ln o lr. Florid* la adopt toning regulation- and t,u iun.it rod* a o rrrn ln p th* u»* of iiroparty nntald* of m iinlrlpai limit* herrder lug upon, adlacm t In and adlulnlnii any S ta ir or County float! In Ih* C o u n t) of pi.mtn.il*, Florida for a drp ih of not to *(• r r r d O il fla t fi>,m any arid mad. and to provide p*nalil»* tor th* a lulailun thereof n p. f t r n N D O N Aa Clark of lha Hoard of C ounty Cotnmtaalon•ra or Krnlnulf County, Flo rid a iR FA l.y killIt'P. up Ik fP k T IIIk Tn »r Ff.V P u ll M i l 'F M Ilk T OP * P K I'I« I I f i l i a l . k T lO k 1 Ok I P ll k I M l aRMIkOMt C O P k T T . Mol'r* )V l u r r l j. * |**- I * . ! -he 107 , ■ *• -u k U T I I 'i : IIP Ik I f . k T lO k T i t II* . P l.t PU N i:k I t 1 a| |. \ | u p a p p . 11*1. I . P f i l u i T I t i k i n k i i H a Ik n aP.M IkOI p. I t i k T T . Nolle* I* b rrrh ) given that th* u rtd rr-lg tird will apply l„ Ih r P ln rIda t,* «l»tn lu r* ai II* regal:.r ! *•■ j >lun In IV il fiu pi*a*n* of , , m - .t, aparlal lrftt*l*n..n. WTilrh I f llr lll im f la llo t i .h all hat* for II* pur fo*r Ih r following: F la m e and fu r., rlb ln g th* ** prlirra lo ntanibri. of th* ll.taid of County C„tbm U*|iiiirr. of ihi ckrunt) of Santlnolr. Florida it T V p rr m il* fur mllrag* * .| iia II> tra arllrd on Cuunly bualn*** In Si ml nola County nol to *v,**,t th* .inn of 111 du In any on* month f* P IIK IIM M i.Y of County C o inml*n|onA* n * r k of th* Hoard •r« of s*m inulr CouUly. (N F A l.l pot* th* fn lln w ln g i •author Irin g Ih* Hoard of iV iin ty i'oniml**lon*r* of IF* t'tiuult Svmlhol*, F l..rl.l* . to put rh*a* ■ ihh I*. *.|ppll** or i o » i i r i » l - fill county purp-w** up to th* *itto..at of IT in "* w ithout adv e d itin g for hid* 1hr r* o ii II iSF U.i I' IILItNlRi.V Aa C la rk of ■*.r It..aid of County Cotnmlaalun » r - of Samir*.dr County Florida DK. II. K. KIN(J I'lrR^1 full f«"i appointment I’huiu* 17&J—1716 O p to m e trist m Mai nulla Mow/-we ha\/ethe D K I'T . TrL Ss6 O U R r\ Lb' l , r* k *- • I , Fa:jcv YtJlotv SCHICK- INJECTOR 1 Squash ((, 'J 6 E / iK K t H c r e o f PO ULTR Y t i.m Rtjto* 2 lb s. lift* T o m a to e s 2 Snow While hs. J.ic I ih.lvt ►'M-t a 2 lit*. Ilium tiruwti •I - . ( ’aultr'lower 60LTPACK Florida i ) YOU'LL AGREE TWEYRE A S TENDER AG CAN ; NEW 1951 INSTALMENT LOAN Di* Saitfurd Atiantif National TRY Phone 91 CWICKEN9/ liny yuur car In Sautm it K**p vo- r itiauranr* at hum* Save iU tti through ih Mrnibrr I)r. Henry McLuulin CIIIROI'KACTOR LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING Hank Fllll? ' PA G E SEVEN Jill* IJi'aus 2 Ih s 2 ‘tc >ii..* P o ta to e s I Ills. 2at' I ta n a n a s <«-‘' t•*Ihs, g '»* ♦*■2* ‘lc 1 _ Frt-tlt ii fill Corn mi ('oi> ;<r i'r ***■ II til*? Itfrt'li 2!lf ('ai)ha^t* 2 Ills. 0!lf hec llipcncl GEN ERAL O R A N G E S lb. M ric 19c lilr i'f l SPINACH 1AU. H. JAMES (*l[T AGENCY JIM O U T . i •IIIIO - M O U O IJTO N JIM M Y ( i l l T lb. Fnltf, liicen Tu|t ’t Ih ite n Si#c 2 Ia h. I'urrotH 59c I'a tc .il ru - Celery If In r J tt tii* Glade A 8UY THEM tint. H IR E! L a rg e KgK" **!*•• From l.itt*) Farm* . Try HERAtaD W.TDt Adi T b . tu tiw w ik r rwt. . 1 appry to Ml Haw a». p#kll.a*d to TO* la a l.r d A fW J i, t> a « o l '1 f c l f c p ; i i s * It**** M llw t* ii!:: a* P*a IHaw la a .n la a t r y * r tin* la a .r tlr a Fit* tooad* In laa llaw. D u o k lrro talu r M art far* ray*. PHONE 148 W a a l I d a w ill a* array tad • t a r Iba U H y la a r a a w t o . r . a daaa r b i t a y Ii yaar u a a to Ila la d to l i t lalap b oa* b a*k . l a r a la r a la a tkla a a ra a ta ta d a lla a lh a a l t a n i M * la a ap art ad l a p a r p ra to a lly , h a td a a fa r a s la rra d a r lh a *aaf y a t t l l k aaralaa, a ll W a a l Ada aaaai ha Ih war * f fla a a a lh a d ay ha fa r* p a h llr a P laaaa a a tllr an la a ia d la la ly If a a arrwa a rra n t l a y a a r ad. W r r a a a a f ha raap aaalh la la r •oar* Ib aa s a a la r a r r a a t la a a r. lia s . THE HERALD SANFORD FOR RENT___ ____________ —1 4KUAK.A t rATMKNTS, and A tone 116 W. V in t _Phnn* 490- W 5 ROOM HOUSE fo r'ra n t. 2 bwl room* fumlihrd. Kltrhan partly furniihe<l. (lood location, ('hone 1013-M. ^■DKNISHKIt 4 rtmma. Clran IV downitalra, till 1‘ark. Apply Apt, a. lluU S K to Rant on W 3 t 2nd. Street and French Avenue. 1'hone 14*j. ONK OF the b*«t located rn la u rente In Sanford. Reasonable rent. Box A, c/o Sanford Herald. FURNISHED 4 room*. Clean downetalri, d ll Dark. Apply Apt. 6 . _________________ -BEDROOM, Twin or elnyla beds. ^ Inneraprlny mattreaeee. Would aerve brrakfait. Lrefer men. j4 M JL _ _ _______ ________ SMALL, Modern furnished houac WANTED to rent 4 or 6 room un* furnlehed houte or apartment. Call 944.W .____ ________ _ R i d d l e Bird couple wanta one, ■ -at two A bedroom unfurnished ____ aqplpmnent. huuer with kitchen ___ AI»o fa ra rr. Available May 1 or June 1. w rite full particular! to Box 464 22nd. Street Station, T -K H a T 1 ESTATE FOR BALK—2 t tii.o iiK b ’ r i i l R l Wa are dltpoifng bfc our colored property la S a n f ^ i a r e a CHEAP. Loti u { S k u a $10 down, ffi mofilh.yMrlh DeBoe, P. O. Box 1996. A anfarl. •_______ ®T0R SALE; 20 aero farm on Cel- SPECIAL SERVICES —12 POWER MOWERS Cuntractur, bulltlcr, carpcnln nnd ROTARY n LADE—Unconditional maaunry work SpnialuitiK iu T S S Iv guaranteed. Immnliat* dr mutiny Nu Jult lit ainall ui lfv*ry. Fvre d*mun«tratlon, any­ Inryi'. M. it Utatd lay, Sanluid, time. <69.90. V. A. Wheeirav, (1 Rt. i , Uuv 399. Pltui.t Winter mile North) l.onywood. Pail. l?r:<)87. Trade mark paints |3£U gal. i ROOF W olth u| all kind. Eavea New Khaki Uoderahlita 44»- each' anil (iullrr* Itt iu.iiul and I’aiutAH ill* UrttMuHn* i rt! Nrw H&ofn u|i|)|ir*L I'Aii.miti O/. A It Iv IKK ARMY S A W SURPLUS : and .uaiittF Sat.furtl, Ph. >19 Sanford Ave. Ph. 1211 UCjn -W. It. R. Arkenbury. ROCK LATH, SHEET RIS K. WATCH and Clock R*|«airitiy. All NAILS, PIPE, STEEL IMMEIt lu rk yuarantccd. Ilruaiiiialilc lATK DELIVERY. P H O N E 1 price- F. M Knglialt, Jr.. 325 'tartically new, three bedroom Mod-3438- N.Y.C, _Kiinfuril Ave. Phone I hut, home, in .Mayfair. Very modem W A T C H A N II 4T.4MK atld hraulifullv iandtrmpnl. Pric­ 6 ft." F R liilD A RE A l t r.ri.litiun I ed for quirk tale. Ph. 473-J aficr 0 I' M. ___ REPAIRINQ PEAS: Little Marvel Knylirii l’ea*.i work cunacimtiouriy dun* You pick thrill, Ilk’ Ih. \Vr pick i linn Mrek dayyN:3li A.M lull P M FOUR'BEDROOM Hoult, built 4 them, Dm- lb. Phi.nr 779 M, lieu i ‘lo»nl Satuidayi, bm open Haiuo year* ago with all Improvemanta. tfey night* Tfftn till t) P »♦ O. Sw ans. Silver l.a).*-,_______ On eorner lot. 100 x 160 (Chick­ WAI.TEH H. TRAPP en Ilouao and Yard.| Nice LAwn, ARTICLES WANTED 211 K. S rc u m l S I., S n ila u l__ 6 mllea raat of Orlando, I mile from new buJIdlttga of Florida Faihlona Mall order houae. Fur- W# buy, tell 8 trail# used 12— NOTH KS-PEKSON M .S —13 furniture. Wilaon-Naier Furnlnithed or unfurnlihed. Price fVl.. I l l F **». Hhnne *5N M A R Y 'S t.E N D IN O l.illR A R Y 19,000. Small down payment, tm♦nr* 1269 Mugnulia —la rtuw ujian Mun. lO'.fr off for all. Both for owner. 7—---------------------------------Pet*-LI*r*lork.Suppllra —7 thru Kri. It) to 12 A. 3 lu <1 Alio next to it. 3 bedroom houir, I'M Sat. 4 to 9 P.M. new ju it finlahed. For aale. FOR SALE—Duruc ply*. I'honr P A IN T A N D IICIIIA WORK Price <6600. Tel. 4942, Orlando. Roy Reel, 31)15 W e't L'mi. Rlrert, TTIIK I .ON K RANUKK RI. I) Box 1 1 6 - F . _____ Sanford. Phone 1439. , Expert HELP WANTED LOT 46. Fort Mellon, 2nd Section. Work by exnvnrr.red men. (YtN Tl*0U'-H TMiS a t ) <246.00. <60.00 Balanro may. CA3T1.C WAS INHI FAMILY, I cCVCK Wanledt grocery raahler, experi­ D A Y N U R S E R Y Now Open. Phone EXPLORED If ri/LLY i NEvCH SAW I W I . - R , or 1161. ence prtferred hut not necea LOTS on French Avenue In Hi<h THE RTMAlNh Of TME SOLDltftt •ary. Apply Mr. Whatiry, f U B LT c A U C T IO N S \ L K AT land Park. <900.00 each. M0-00 THAT LAY Margaret Ann Stnrea M A R IN E R A R K A f KS A T down, balance e u y . Port Office Box 1662, Sanford. Fin. T I I R S A N F O R D A IR B A S E ~m WANTED—girl for fountain and NliW 4 Room Tiouaa. Call after drug dept. Laiwy*! Drug Store. In keeping with Ih* reactivation proceeding*, t h e Fell'iwahip 2:20, 1652 R-2. WANTED: M•tried man under 40 V'oundallon will offer at public t O D A r s SPE4 IALS-------for Inaurancu work In Sanford. auction Ih r following item*: VERY CLOSE IN: 2 bed room Splendid upportunity. Contact 125 dour* 2-H by 4-tt and larger, houae, furniihed <10,INK). Ternti R. II. Taylor, DUl. Supt. 21H with lock* and hmgea included if deaired. Meisch Bldg, or Phone 624-J. (Ilk* new) ELEVEN BLOCKS FORM DOWN WAITRESS and FounUi'n girl., 3 garland commercial rite i-ie TOWN: 2 bed rooai houae, furapply Dane Krmlrv, Rotimillal range* niahed 27,490.00. and Anderwn. Walgreen Drug 2 deep fryer* *1111 mi meruit i t ** NEW, READY TO MOVE INTO: Btore, l»t. and Park. heater* 2 bed room houae, <6.460.00. in model bath Ivin NEW READY TO MOVE INTO: SHORT ORDER rook-colored. 22 built hot water hratan Apply Mra. Futch, Greyhouml 2 bed room houae <7,460.00, lib­ 3 imported rutr* 9 x 17 eral term*. 1000 piece* of reitaurant wear. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, block ronchina and riatnlea* ateel WORK WANTED — 9 «t ruction, two yeara old, $9.cutlery 200.60 rtuh. RABY SITTER. Rett of Referen­ 3 refrigarator* 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, luat outride ce!. Mra. N. Fatkenberg, 419W 10 bedroom aultr* city, <4^00-00, <2^40.00 Cash, Palmetto Aaw. Harai 2000 ft. 2 i 4 framing balance <29.00 per month. SB 4i 14,000 ft. of cellutrx and rtnel J. W. HALL, REALTOR 11 CIAL SRRVI m u rock wall lioard Florida S tate Bank BalMIng Phone 1T92 VENETIAN BLINDS m u * u Other arlielea *uch as Wathlng ma­ chine*, blanket*, lamp*, linub-uiti order. Seminole Venation Blind etc. ! r k a T ESTATE WANTED—4 Ca. 620 W. >rd St. Phoa. Term* raih I tU - h ___ IF YOU want to anil your home, Sale itart* 10 o'clock A M. Satur­ se t resulta, Hat It with J , W. LAWNMOWKRM Sharpened. M day March 31, 1991. aydua repaired, lock and krv Lunch** irrv rd on the ground*. Hally Realtor. Florida State wwk. Prompt tarvieu. H. W. Sktima. Kin 2 4t hRr Al'TOMOniLKS - 19 ALL TYPES u< iluIldoseV WorV IS— Tile Rates—Proa Rati- RENT A CAR. U-drlva it MILLS SWAP SHOP—401 R, MU .. by da»y. Carprntcr A Qracey, 84. Wa Buy. Ball or Trad* week, or aaaaon. Eual' a*aaon. Eualialt Fold* ***** w M M Phono I and American Ford*, aedana. WOODWORKINGC a h l n a t a , •tat Ion waruna and ronvertlbla M tYBRBOkTtei^ 8 f r iw mrtCount era. Shall**, d a to order. fit rick land-Marrl *on, Inc., ! tram exeellent. FoRowahlp HoSmall boat!, built, repaired, reFlrat St motel Room 23. Upaaira. flnlrirod. C. VaU 1416-J._____ DODflE 1091 -10 whrefer' ileept-r, .( K T ipleto p ir tn f iS . DO Kemwur iBentiaeL OrORLANDO atraight air, 20 ft. reefer. Stick, Huni'a Tuxedo i Undo E renlni Star Call 1U\ip » hand control, good niM>*r. M « T . ffjni Shape, 2 A. TrL I M UM. l-«o Butner, phone NEW FLOORS rtirlaead to par* i:«k MERCURY‘Clot. « .» Wa both Iota why a yea don't httaw dlo, healer. While wall lira*, Old I U - . ml a . rour greacripUoaa to LA N K Y ? aeal coeara. Like New. Phone »6 Phepo 188. after 6 P.M. --------A U r tlo S JN D a K S " UHPii TH c o t s i7 DodJt* 1 ton ataka 176000 f * !■ l!BHI EnJ*l n * to to a n m £ 3 -------- S U N ( O D D ----------------------- ) wt/ll, SHO H Uff, *TS - ^ T r n f* i r t r is!...H0Pe \ ■ \ * o i m s i a re ft T»1f chancl to BC THC UUQV J s DAT OIRI < V 7 IN today! , / Ig a w a u it/ l A N t i 'V ^ ^ c n rio p ... > 5THAIOHT AMtAB, ... SIGHT IT 15 POSS'Plt ‘M i l MIWWIM KILUD ATTTH BUHYMta THE GO. FimO OVT „ n pick u$ 88014)0 Chevrolet H lot) L — ......... :... 6hs oo m tun rabehaaal*. Wart Ms Ply l.e lltir e 2 Inr III lin t l .n l l u VI Shrimp on Enrtk" »t I ------- 126 $L I'tiliilne* 1 2 8 7 - 3 r d St.S. PALMETTO AVI. ■ 00 fact aatural a a n d Jertridty available. tYMONb M. BALL, R roltar B. D. Blgkltyman, A norlato Kxlrn lutrg* llt.-ula « FOLDS CURD MARRFT l—REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—I I'RKISHKD while frame huuae, l! bed tiu.rrt, t *fc hathi, 2 »creened is rche*. garage, plot 144* x 262' 27400 00. Term*. Phone 1620-M. C. W Hoot:, Ri 2 Box 417 Sanford. r . \ . w iiin n o N . s r . Nealtor HOMES HOME HITES A rn r\rjE croveh HANCIIES—RANCH LAND AH lypr* of Rral Eitate hunt I2HI 119 H. Perk Ave. II. S Nt». I V S t f t l^ B L O r t Ra m :£ a m c o r turn cma n o e n n o ^ ' V '/ *1 r J 1V‘ AM* HAT OtHL \ " 1 c o s i u m c a e ro - ) r n iH TM7u A u e s r - \ a t lt LltTiC TVO0» U H V\ >i r , MCM 70 WJ.TO n TQ WMa E SOU GO FOR TUI IAW �0 • THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLOHfPA PAGE EIGHT THUKSPAY MAR. 29, H51 The BIGGEST EVENT In TOWN - A VALUE PACKEDJtSTOKELY SALE! me#*/# Ank m Htota lor Special 4-Pagi Color Price H ill m* Ifo No 1 Till. Whole Uni »*M Apricolr, can w a mimicf t nuns must a m u m o st fatCook (JitStokhj's fimt ftxxk if smiM rmsr mat 11 Juico cnn ffo 2 Unrv I O r in n 19c 4A or No 7 (irriw fru ll 4fi or. Apricoln can 13c Juice can \2Vzc 24c ** • .. tii.. ' • tiuifir Aitfl"ft -N o 2 Apncols " can 22c Nr. I Toll. IUIv»n #»r 'll i e-l can P eaches Citrusip 20c No 244 Whole Spbe I 37c jar 31c jar 17c 12-oz. 30c Pickles S ectio n s 2 cans 35c No. 1 Tall Fruit 28c 8-OI No. 30J Grapefruit C ocktail can M nr D ill can P eaches 360 E. 3rd-2M E. HI Sanford, Florida 13'/2C 31 c g-nr Whnt« Peeled I’rices Good Thru S a t , March 31 Quantity Right* Reserved can Relish PEACHES Swr*d Picklr Chips 25c Mt. Vormonl Sliced Xtniudy'* Finest Tiny PEARS Stokely's Finest Cut Sugar Cured Been* S aiarts u. Saniaia u. Fresh Pig u. 20o Feat Lb. 16e Lb. ITle u 3le Pi*tk Nerk FRUIT COCKTAIL Ne, JKO 8h«*»lrlng B eets Perk Livar jar 23c No! 102 Cul Root* oi in. *.| 37c gl. 31c Preserves l?-«.r Pineapple nr I’r it li Spinach can can No. SOS Honey Pod P eas can 21c Presorves Stokely'e All Green Cut 2 cans gl. Gr. ‘A, Pressed, Drawn, ' (in. Shipped 17c Preserves 20c P reserves 35c Jelly Est*Rite Tcnderay 27c 12 nr Red Ibupbotrv gl. 32c llurmcl Canned gl. 29c Crooned Cottage 12-or. Gripe gl. 25c B E E F u l6o u. lie Chuck Raast Ocean Fresh Jumbo T u t# O* S r i Br coded nib Roast 13-ur. Cherry No. SOS a. n C ru m Style Corn 29c gl. No SOS P on A No. S Grade A, Quick-Frozen l?tOf H lirVbeti v Carrots 2 cans 25c Carrots Boston B utt Style int K I m w Ii h i v Preserves lll< «l 2 cans Boats Picklos 27c 46c Tails Freih Pig can Picnic Style Kunnyland Pure Port Big Stokely's Finest Red Sour Pitted Pie Limas 30e HaMack m1 •/j fJ 'f.’1 Taste O’ Sen Breaded Wo * S H O R T E N IN G 3 Lb Tin LUSCIOUS TROPICAL FRUIT Sugarlpe Fancy U rg e Prunes lb. • 29c Sue*rip# fancy Lerga A pricots 12-07. 49c Sugarip* Fancy Large A p p les 3oz, 25c Buxarlpe Mixed Fruit lb. 39c Surarlw Vbn«w Large P eaches PA LM O LIV E Cashmere B ouquet Cleanser Cocktail P*Nut« 12-ox. 39c Firm Y*!b» Waved Paper MODESS Sssssge Laundry Soap SUPER P*iVnt Butter SUDS In Ctna.—In Qtra. PER POUND Ssnilsry Napkins Strssghurt Birdseye English Peas Birdseye Ft. Cot Beans Birdseye Cat Gr Beans Sliced. Birdseye Whole Okra.. Sweetened. ; Qntck-fromnl 4R| Seabrook Baby fisss s PackrnJ* Fordhook I l a s s ______ Agon BrocesR - - -- �In U n it y T l i m £§mxt Is S l r t n f t h — To P rs tK t th* N m ol the W «U ; To P i « b » i » t U I n f f t m at Amtnr*. To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. S te a l? * THE Generally fair and cooler through Saturday except runsidrrib lr cloudiness and a l r « «hii* f n extreme south ihi» afternoon and tonight. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R E sta b lis h e d 1908 Allies Throw Back Chinese *Counterattack ► - T'f p ti ^ *] ‘ £ -J■ Trumans Greet French President S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A P r e s s S e c r e ta r y H i t s C r im e G rou p H e a d F o r N o t B e in g A b le T o P rove C harges TOKYO, Mar. 30- tWP>—Amrri- T A L I A H A S S L E . Mar. 10- <,P) — Governor W airru't pie** tecretary iai.1 today the Governor i* expecting Miami Crime Commie* • Dsn 'uTi*.** "reuime hi* mendacious artivitie* Satuuiay night." I h r dictionary drline* "menda­ cious" at lying h i ialtr. I’re.t Seeietaty Loyal Compton vlnlubuir.l a stalrmciil by himtelf in which be laid "Governor W a r­ ren ei|teci* that Daniel I1. Sullivan. (be well Lnovvii liai-lor-hite, will rrtume hi* mriulacmu* adivittei Saturday night. Governor Warren hope* that tboir who hear Sulli­ van'* brnadcaM ot irad almul bit radio lie* will keep in mind ihrtc ihtce fact*: “ (1 ) That l.aniel 1*. Sullivan bn* told three flagrant lie* about Cuvcritor Warren in hi* last two hroadcaal*; "tJi That Cove mo r Warren challenged Sullivan to prove that three were not alnolule. outright lie*; " till That Sullivan hu- failed to prove he vvn* not lying and the five inemlM-r* of the State H ar­ ing Comtnii>*ioti have publicly -luted that Sullivan'* allegationure not true. *'A* a matter of rnmtnnn de­ cency, Sullivan ought In era*e relea*ing hi- lie* about tiovernoi Warien unlit he can prove that Allied air tpoitert Tliurtday night tallied 2,000 Red vehicle* the largeat count of the war— jamming the Red Korean tramport network. The rom m unlaU appear to be matting troop* nod supplies for n •pring offensive. Allied cummander* predict the Red* will hit dur­ ing the ftr*t three week* of April. Seasonal m in t turn the Korean rountryaide Into o vaat quagmire daring th a t period. Deep mud would bog down U. N. arm or. The C«nununi*ta threw their counterattack a t Allied forces on the w etter* front. Detail* w e n withheld. but there was every algn the ilr retreat € Nd* had stopped their , . and would make __ . . . a. . stand . . 1*a!«»"» Ww Red Korean border. American troopa op the coM central fro n t moved closer to the border than they have ever been on their present driro. They met no eb|m«Uinn. Ten•ordiip withheld the distance. Held dUpatrhee said Allied forces made fighting pullhn.li* in ■ few areas of the western end reptrel fronts. The Red* poured haavy artillery ♦ (IWa H o n e d O n. P a c e P eer* Civil Air Patrol Seeks New Plane And Landing Strip An airplane far training pur- « xi tsill visitor, French I'residerit Vincent Auriet (ritrht i i* inItodun-d to Mr*. Truman by the untilin'* Chief Executive following the fimirr'* nrnvui at I'nlon Station, Washington, from New Voik. I .nuk­ ing on ( real, I. to r.) urv; H ii*f. lien. li.iU-it It. lu o Jry , A ir force Aid. to Trum an. and K cn rA d iil. Hubert I.. li.iinl.on. Naval Aide to th.' I'resldcnt. I ini. i national 8».imd|diato» Donna Lou Harper Is Selected As “Rose Queen” At Glee Club Dance Mit* Don 11.1 Lou ll.ir|>er. a Seminole I liyli Slm ol iriim i ami llir Usuitiilri of M i. a.itl Mr*. |>. L llat|iri, wat (rlrclrri anti 11 owned a* "R.**e tjuren" at the Rote Hall held tail night at the Ainioiy and i|Hin*ored by the High School Glee Club. Hy receiving this 'honor, Mu* llai|>er. (lender brunette, about ------ ^ flv c feet tvru Inehe* in height, Junior RampagingRivers Countv ...... . Chamber ,h' of Coni ... tnrtce in the ‘Mit* Florida" eonteii at the Jsyeve* national In Miand in June. The Inundate South As convention W'inner of this content will com. pete in Atlantic City in late Foreign War Vets for the title of "Mi** Spring Rains Hit summer America". Put On Campaign Mi«* Harper. In addition to t l ’e a l l a a * a Alabama Farmlands Are Under W ater Near Montgomery Hoy Scout Troop s and a new air atrip for Wins First Honors Inga ware the major topic* of 1 the a r i l A ir Patrol a t a meeting Wednesday night a t taa Armory. Troop .14 of liny Scout* won It was decided, said Ueut. David first honors for percentage n# ad­ Render, to secure a plana that had vancement, attendance and uni­ been damaged ja a hurricane at form Inspection at the Court of Jeakaonvtlle, and wMek he aald Honor la*t night at the First could be put Into Proper flying Presbyterian Church. Clifford M rcondition. This work will be done Klbhin had rharge of the program. at Daytona Beach. More than 10 Hoy Scouts and With the Navy taking over the 75 visitors were present. Presenta­ Hangar at th e Municipal Airport. tion* were made by the Rev. A . G. It |i planned to mako the Arm ory Mclnnl*, Itnddy l.akr, Toni lluri a permanent meeting place, he gesa, field rserutive; Robert Lipstand. pinrutl, Seminole Di.trirt Scout Negotiations are being mode Commissioner; Robert K a r n -, with W. K. Klrchhoff to secure chairman of the Troop I t Commit a pleeo of land w»*t of Sanford tee ami Rolicrt Hrnwn, who award­ for a landing atrip during the per­ ed honors to the "tenderfoot iod of the national emergency. ranks." Wally Shans, itata avlallnn di­ Honor* awarded to Troop !J rector, will be bee* In the near mrmbers were, first . las* to Craig future to inspect tha atrip prior Whitney and wni|i| els** t« to isiuing a perm it H . la located Markie Miller, Murray Nance, Ino track, James W ill-m an and Al Stanley. c u t of the ACL lerinn it with he Paola Allan Maffet ami Robert Reely feet, i and measures 400 of Troop 5 received second elas* The dale of the opening awards. C yril Ksty of Troop 342 of the grass land lag at p will be K t a second class award and I.en announced when pun* • r e commpbell received a merit badge pitted. It Is reports to be In good for hla stamp collection. condition, and only it one half Thirteen boy* of Troop 5 re' aer will reivnl tenderfoot badge* from day* work with Remley. Robert Drown. bo required, said K IIA IN F S CITY™ Fla., Mar. in — (A T— Marcu* Ward (Jliblen*, 41, shot and killed hlmaelf last night at the grave of g non wh waa killed in an accident five years ■go. Deputy Sheriff A . H . Rogers re­ ported uiddens a cltru* worker, wa* found lying bealde the grave. A -12-calibre revolver which be had borrowed from a friend wa* in hit ham), lla had shot bimielf on* lime in the head. Rngrt* explained Hidden* wa* driven to the rrmstery in a ta il after leaving nutts to hi* wife. One of the note* asked hi* wife to meet him n»ar hi* »on'a grave. The »on, Donald, wa* 12 when he wa* killed. MRS. CHAPMAN N A M R D Mr*. It. K. Chapman, secretarytreasurer of th* F l i . t Federal Saving* and Loan Association or Seminote County, ha* been ap­ pointed to the arcountlng com­ mittee of the United State* 8avIng* and Loan League, it wa* an­ nounced todav. Tho appointment came from W alttr J . L. Ray, Detroll, Mich., Pteridoiit of the le a ­ gue. which I* th* IB-year old na­ tionwide trade organisation of the aaving! aiaotiatTon buslnea*. TRAFFIC is >—Th* CHICAGO. Mar. I nation’s traffic deal Continued .February, their upward trend , for the 15th eons* nth, the National S afety said. f;lr*90 waa ■ th a F ebruary „ four percent a bora ] try . IBM. the smnlleet If nee DeTAIXAHASSp Mar. 30—04”)—Attorney General Richard eember, lM t, nil the trv m think* Honda law enforcement officer* ihould have more money Increase w as In By Moun- to *prnd fighting crime. talk and Pacific atatea. i i *,'° lk»r •bouId be Itibjecl to recall by the people IE N T H ' FI,RET RBINI before the end ol (heir term* if they don't carry out their duties pro GIBRALTAR. A powerful U. 8. Ml of 17 Krvtn made both recommenda­ JijHee* to the seven-man court. ship* arrived at from tion* yeaterday In' a letter to The Attorney Qenoral repealed kthe United S t a t u building Governor Warren In accordance hi* earlier recommendation that lie peak postw ar Amcri- with one of his eomtitutlonal the IB4B law againat Lookmakirg Navy foroau In th* functions. on boras race* ks tightened by He also recommended State 8u- prohibiting tm iatarian « f tu* h»*M*ee should bo • m r , Inateud of results duriag aw taln psriotb, lim.000, th a t they should be problbitluf priukiUf a l book■mu reaeurch aasiatanta ta help making Lnforaatish charta and wRh thetr work—and that the plhae aids, and .R em ittin g tho Legislature work o»t a consti­ Utilities Couuutaalsu to llateo In tutional amendment to railtvt on telephone eogsUnationa and them of overwork. Other* have r«-ad_ trlegrsuua If U sy^hav» a suggested adding two or throe Attorney General Claims Police Need More Money-To Fight Crime - " l. dims lla P us* | : | * * | | For New Members Citrus Worker Kills Self On Son’s Grave I .eased W ire __ Price Director Warns Some Rollback In P r i c e s Necessary, Parity Under Fire W A S H IN G T O N . M ir ID — ( , T ) Michael DiS-ille, liie puce control tine, tor raid Imiav lie ri|te tir to m l11-, ) ' t.j.— e - - j .: - ill,,, I *.in be ,I,• acta** ihe itfitti c iu * ot piiir*. H r alto t.11,1 |,r not antn tpalr rationing Dt^allr ei|or«retl t h r .r t i r u i in a ipietlton and a n rx ri trtm o i heir mtli tlir Conglet, on Negro I inline it In anothri mohilir at lo n -p iic ' deieliqinirnl. ihr L'nited Slates I hainlret of Comntercr railed a question whether drfrnte offiriab hate lie, nird “ to tai nfu r ( n m en m orrler to plar ate lalnti union*. ''I aletr want, a guarantor that food price will not wipe out mo«t of the Rain* it rxprcl. to get a- 1H1II 1INSATIONAI INQUIRY At AN IND, at least temporarily, members of the Senate I'rtme invrMlgalutg Committee are well plcnmt with Hie lem lU a- they join In a live-way tiaiul-hake They immediately went into esoculive sesiton. during s*tilrli tties w ill prepare a lepoil uut inake lecoiiunrndatioiu tor tmasliing Uie nation's gainbtirig netwo.k* The live .one (I to r.) an Sen* la-stei tlimt (D -W yo ). Herbert l) t.onor (D*Md ); Chaim.at, tj>te- Ketuinei (D -Te tu i »; Alesandei Wiley (lt-\Vu>) and Chaites Toliey (ll-N . H ). President A u r i o l ,»roKram At|vlsiir Rail Unions Agree Visits U. S. Naval To Negotiate With Academy In Rain T r u m a n Arbiter S c h u m a n M e e ts W ith A ch eso n T o D em and P a rt In M a lta M e e t ! receiving lire four day trip to Miami, will represent the High Hchoci at the Javctv dauv Pint No. 12. The Veteran* of Saturday night at the Arm ory. Foreign War* i* seeking to in ­ Md.. Mat. 3 0 -e | Rhe will lie escorted by Bruce crease it* m*mb*r»blp which no*(/!')Vretflent Viarenl' Autml t>l ! I* US, .aid C. W. (P it ) Johnson, tsAsrjnr ssd x I’re s s A Five Way H andclasp Marks Crime Probe Fuel * lly ASSOCIATED I'RRHH _ Fianre vjiiled tlir U. S. Naval Tw o day* of liemendoui rain* .Stanley -Hnimley, am) M L* N or­ commander. Any veteran of any war who Acatlerny Imlay. but the pjgr.iniiy have tent floodwaler* twilling over ma Faye Harvey, the other at­ served overtea* is eligible to join. of hit (late visit wat dimmed by thouiand* of acrei in the drep tendant. hv Clarence Clau-e. Applicant* may contact Command, In addition to appearance, the cr Johnson nt Holler Mntur Sale*. a unity tain, touth and have brought huge dam­ (< ■ a ll* * * 4 lla l-aa* lw*i* on which the judge* made I he ten-tar caiavan hmminy tiie age to highways, laimi and home*. the Mlrclmn was that of viva, •dliii.il |)4ity liotn W.idunglon eluusne*., friendliness, character Alabama wat hit haidrtl. Tw o No Florida Cities am vrtl at fine nf the N atal Acal>er»on« diuwned in M iitim ppi. and contribution to the success tlemy gatri at 11:33 A. M , only of tire dance. This contribution Listed As T argets North Georgia braerd lot the im­ included aiding In the decoration* llu rr niiniiirt lielund tclirdulrtl. pact of rampant liver*. Luuitiina No elimination procc** wa* A full Marine honor guard ua* W A H IIIN liT O N , Mar. 1 0 -l,V i u*ed by the Judges, who simply Civil Defrn-e Admini'trntor M il­ rtfawn up there, the m in in their wa« loaked. observed the couples a* they In writ Alabama two liver* were dancing ana during the lard Caldwell ho* |ot,l a congress­ ■ire** blue uniforms. Til* Naval ional committee that any air at­ Aradim y l-and played the French with big-iliol name*—the Tombig- grand promenade. Judge* were tack on this country probably national anthem and tl r.a.teniy ICm IIm H On Wage Msfcit Iwe and the Warrior— *ent lowwould come across the polar re­ -alule gun Ihhiiiii-i I mi* 7 turnlander* tcutrying to high RtounJ. (('iiatlRifrl On fa« r r*«rV A ssociuted M A IL B O i l T l Warren Aide DiSalle gays Rationing Is Says Sullivan Is Still Lying Not In Sight A t This Time Artillery Barrage Is Laid Down In Front Of Advancing Reds; Air Battle Fought a eat big gunt today Mailed the • fint Chinctr Red counlertbruit in •is wrelu alone the western Korean bailie front Douihlm vi i|nllrd |i»e Chinese moving along a mountain trail north of Uijongbu. U. S. artillery pounded the mountain and by duik the Redi Mill had n o t1 pu:hrd through the curtain of Tire. Oilier, rloee-iangt fighting flat* p l ed all day throughout tka area. The American* won a commanding hill with a hand-grenade attack that rocked Red* back on their heel*. The fury of Commuuiii attack* forced Allied troop* to give ground at icveral point* along the front juit tiHith of the Red Korean bord­ er. The Red* have moved 30,000 P frtth troop* into the front. L in g line* of vehicle* rutbed Cumin un­ til troop* and tupplie* loMartf the baltlefronl. K ill P A Y W EATHER i ‘ DisaRi'cement Centers OnWorkingRule On Coupling Air Hoses W AS H IN G TO N . M u 3 U -W P ) Tl.e EIiiilhf i ImiikI nf Railroad ] 1 iiunien h»<nv arrrpln 1 a PP* p.n.il ol lailm.iil c,*rnen I hit I’lruiienl Iiiim.nt lunir .in ailutralnr in thru long illtpllte. Iml •lc tfilrr ollin «»prt 1 luted lo |*tl tillin' 1 »cn tlir .141 r|it,i(ti r ol the ii.iimnrn. -tnni»umui! Ly F ir . Itlr nt M *>H|ilmini On |*im||«• 11Ish 11 INtpkin I ’ A(Id Youth Group .Moot a price for 'cooperation'," aid the chamber's regular agricultural bul­ letin. "Home people nrc asking if Kinhlliier (K ricl Johnston bn' •old out In lalmr. Ill- i« nrgim: permitslon to put crilingt on farm l<rtHlurt« below party ami it re|mrti-il t„ have told farm lender*hip privately that parity limit-*lions will have to g ive " Johnston told netvMlien this week that hit Fcono.Tiic Stnldiaalion ^^ -o c y i* contidetmg "free*ing" parity at the price level* of Jan. '-’V when the priee-tvage freere « u , ordered The law forbldt price ceilings on farm product* at le»« limn the li -»MiIm,i *u lla !*■■* H a k ii 100 Farmers From Local AreaSijsn lip To Conserve Land .More than l(*0 farmeit of »hi* eelion hair became nt-eiperator• with thr Srminole Soil Conaerva Hon Dl-trici in oiitalnlng , omplrte soil conservation farm nlans. Hen Wiggins, planning techno Inn nf the c S, Soil Conicrvaiiuti S,-* vice, nnnmineril today. I B 'l week, he de. lanwl, plans were prepared for the land of It i Itagan and of It. (Y William tin it u-.'il Income from the land will follow the u*e of soeii plans, -aid Mr. Wlggiu-. T ill-, he explained. It due tn Hie fa* I Hint in the plan, eai h a -re of hind is used acriuding to its - iipnliiHlies, and i- treated accord­ ing tn its need' in uldri tn keen the toil permanently productive The plan l» worked nut bt the farmer mid the b-cnl ml . mi-i-i Mitlun district official with tinI* MMIIaUsa ns Pus- I wrarl William J , lllid. Program Vd d puss vi«nr for the 8authc**tcin Dtvi •ion of the Chntnhci „t ('ooiluei- e ol the United State', n mil lie of Missouri and o gtadunti of 14,. llermnn I'npkiri, yuulti direetu I’niverslty of Nehra'ka, will p. at gion* to strike fir»t at the north­ I'm the l>enrfit oi n. I if-' ' here I'ltila y, Vpr li, nt n Ion. to -mi nf the Youth t "mint -ion Week re.'letl >|HU!'orr<l by IIIv ('hftmWr i*f * ttfii end In-tUule, will !«e in charge of west and the industrial northeast. grnphert, M Auriol to.'*' A Iluu-e Appropriation* Com­ \Yee Admiral IR irry W. Hill, itur»«* .it th r Muyfaii ln» All i«*» nl ill fir 1 aiioti.il convent 1(1)1 which will In- he It! nt the Mayfair Inn mittee report made publir today superintendent of the academy Admiutl l'ihlnr»i» m rn arc im ilnl t•• mntp tin' wick end with the Sanford alui quoted Caldwell *• having deThe President f I »IT\ .llillflM tli 84H»H H |I'dAP11■1»■ H •mtlmitfl Mb !f*i|P I II Li I Chapter of lladn- ah n- ho*t scribed a* "critical target area*" Washington, llaltimnre, Richmond, There will M- delegate- friori right 'olithein -t a lr - ft*i a studv Atlanta, Birmingham and 8t. Louis. He referrrd to Chirago, of the pliilo-uphy and program of Seattle, Portland, Kan Francisco, the youth tootetoeiil Various ttnT.VI.I H I VHHEE Mu. :o -i V ttonid persoFtnliilr' will ttihr part St. Paul and Angeles a* other Ailurney General Rlchant Ervin likely ohiective* of enemy altuck. in duet ting Itte wmk hops amt in •aid yesterday that awards of aiitire'ting the delegates. Committee- Chairman Cannon Iiteliideil among these will be loire- to lucky ticket hub lei may ID - Mot said General Hovt 8. constitute a lottery even ihutigh Vandentierg, A ir Forrv Chief of An em pty Greyhound hu- head Mr* I»<*<I'-rc \|o',oviU of Jack- thir,- is nn cost tn the parti, ipanl John L. Hrumlcy, cast side grow­ •ontllle, it-girtnnl president of the Staff, told the committee “at least ing toward (lrlandu at n III . . I.. t lie '*id twn tiicll -h e m - helm 70 percent" of an attarkinr air er and operator nf the Hanford this m orning cotnt'ietrlv overturn Youth C o m m l'-inn; Mrs. Emanuel force would lie aide to reach their Huai Works, received notice late llalpein, the Hatln"nli nntinnal conducted l,y husine* Item* in k.»yesterday from Governor Warren ed after •kiildiog on tl,,- wet pun t-h.ilrlimn of youth uillvitie-. Sam- cnrnbla County may !•' classifiisl U. 8. target*. tial Ro-eiilierg, tlirei Ir-r of th> it a* unlawful hitterirs by *h* cour>' This testimony wa* given during appointing him a member of the merit on I’nik \\-riue ut T -\.-«,i\ There it nn cost tu Hie paftlcisecret committee hearing* on the Seminole County School Hoard In fourth Street as It npptiinrhi .i ib- laitlu lliireau of Jew i'h Kdmntl n; defense agonrlo*' request* far fill the unvipireil term of Walter rurvr. ami Cantor Samuel Krdemer of paul ■ in either ->f the rhemes but Haynes who recently resigned in each participants an- required money. who Miami Hearh Tire ilrive r, D. J Jefford from the office. wa- driving the lui* from J., ksoii The emu en I ion will officially to regi.trr In l.e rligtlde !•• win .( Last night Mr. Haynes received lifie to T oni|in. tint onhort iio,| i open with registration ut the May- price. IIU N C IIR G ir r s AW AR D Ervin -aid a lottery must lun N K W Y O R K , Mar. 30— (dh Dr. a Irtler from Governor Warren, bait i limbed out of Id' upside down i (air Inn from 4 ta) I’.M. imlay, Ralph Hunchr, Unitrd Nations accepting hi* resignation, and -eat by the lime another Ini'. ntmilt ] 7 hi* evening Ihe delegate* will three element*— a prirc an award commending him for his long and Palestine mediator and winner of 4IMi feet behind, ailived at tl,,.: usher m the Sabbath a’ tun tie r' tiy chance ari'l n consider at ion. the 1950 N 'uUI I'racr p iiir. ha* faithful .-crvicc a* a member of 'Cenr. 10ld ut ihr Jewish I'onimimit) However, ... added th< Florida the School Hoard. been selectid to receive the HIM lie strrti-d that al ihr lo o I,,. Center conducted hy rrpre'rnla- Supreme Cuiut atul court •f other Mr. Ilrumlay, who i* 45 wa'- war traveling al-mil 26 mllmt an tlve* from the Orlando Young •lnte« have hehl that adicrtisement Four Freedom* award. of the business, lorrcat, ,: -ai. an . The award to IJunehr wa* an­ born in Sinfurd, a son of Mr arid liour and as hr approached th-- 11-dea groups. nounced yesterday by former State Mr*. L, A. Brumley. attended local iurvr, felt the hu* start to -kin. Saturday the delegates will at­ any incnnvcnl*nce t<> the purtlri Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand schools and Seminole High School “ I 'Deeded up n Idl to get con­ tend the various work shops. Sun­ pant could be termed a consider.i ir«allaara Ha ••■** *'«m l I'ecora, chairman of the Franklin trol," he declared, "hut the hack day morning the executive bud lion. Therefore, he caid, the 1-01111* D. Roosevelt four freedoms award ■n,| swung around and the bo- bit tics* sessions will be belt) anil thr tmth Kscamtda committee. Ihe curb and turned eurupietelv weekend of netivtirs will lie riilml- may hold that over," nuted In the Sunday afternoon county schemes have an element of JOHI.P.SS HKNKF1TS 'Ihe tins misted two road dgn* tea*ion with n discussion nn the contliferatinn ‘‘because participant* are required to tuffer the irvonIll-a ll■ Da | -a ,, |:l*hri T A L L A IIA 8 8 K K , Mar. 1ft— evaluation of the convention sentence and di-advantage of go­ Tw o automobiles were damaged (B p e rh l)— Unenrplnyment ruming to a store and signing up nt peniation payments totaled t&4,- in a collision at Celery ami Locust a condition to participate in the 102 during the week ending Mnr. Avenues yesterday at 8:26 P.M., drawing." 21. nn Increase of fl,A40 over th* anil E. J. Fnloe, driver of a i!tli $52,442 paid out the previous week, Chevrolet Sedan, war charged with according to reporta from the Flor running a stop sign and driving >11 while Inioaicaieti. |(e Ta* going Ida Industrial Commission. High yeaterday K6 Payment* in Seminole County north on U i a l Avenur. l.ow today 68 The other automobile, a 1941) totaled $175 during th* week end­ lly IIOII THOMAS Rain .02 inch ing Mar. 23. Eleven counties had no Sludthaker Sedan, traveling east March rain .74 inch HOLLYWOOD. Mar. 30 c p i -j u d y Holliday. ,unk dealer'. unemployment compensation paid en Celery Avenue end driven bv Normal March rain. 2.71 inehe* (.eon Walker, 16, bad damage esti­ upieaky-Voired babe in "Horn Yrririd a y," won the Academy Award out during the week. Reelpient* also increased during mated by police at f600. Dam.igr to latl night liom Iwo maloir u l i r n r i , Gtou.i Sw oiion and llrtte Davir. Ihe period from 1.4M to 1,829. This the Chevrolet wa* put at 1160, ac­ Joie E r r ret wat given ihr lop nulr oicar for bit iwaggering cording tn Patrolmen C. It. Spark* a gain of 143 recipient*. performance a« the luilbnosed* and C. W. Snider. JACKSONVILLE, Mar 10~<AT "Cyrano De Bergerac.'* For the I.. Marik lew ici, walked off tin S H IP C O LLIS IO N flrat time in motion plrtori' ara- putfom, with two Oscar*, du Atlanta 41 70 N E W Y O R K . Mnr. 3ft-bV )— HCJIOOL8 ri.O H K 38 Hi Sclioult wedrloaed today demy history, neither winm-r wa* pllraling hi* feat of last year Hismark Tw o freighters collided In den** 46 70 fog and rain off Ihe New Jersey throughout Seminole County while Prn rn l. Doth Mlaa llnliiday and (for writing and directing "A Brownsville Cl 40 Chicago teachera and principal* attended rrrer are In New York. letter To Three Wives.") const near dawn today. 48 Statuettes for the liest sup­ 25 The Cowart Guard *»M the roll!- the annual Florida Eilueation A tIt wa* a stunning victory for Denver 18 porting roles In 1950 were he- Mlsa Holliday. In her second Im­ Dea Maine* 29 ■be, a bent 80 niUsn north** at of ■ociation convention. 40 73 Hupt. T. w . Lawton left early stowed on Josephine Hull, the portant picture, the ih*|iely New Fresno Atlantic City, Involved the 5,88934 15 Ion Isthmian freighter Steel In­ yesterday to attend n meeting of flittering sister In “ Harvey." an I Yorker captured the honors away New York 70 50 ventor and tho ajO t-ton Daniih superintendent* In connection with Georg* Handera, arld-tungm-d crl. from th* highly touted perform­ Washington 31 lie of " A ll About Eve." 22 freighter Astra. the ronrrntlon. ance* of Misa Swanson In Winnipeg Negro teacher* attended the 76 «3 Early reports aald tha Aitra has "Ail About Eve" raptured htiti ’•Sunset Houle vnrd" and Ml** Jacksonville Miami 75 settled u te m , and that her crew meeting of the Florida State nrs for the hest film of 11)60 Davis in "A ll About Eve." 72 88 87 had left bar, and boarded tha In- Ta n rh en Association, si so held In winning five other award* a Mlix llotlidav nearly missed Orlando 05 Tampa 80 van tor. No injuries wars reported. Tamps. tt'a a d a w M Oa r a t * P a n t ) well. It* writar-dlrector. Joseph Hriimlev Replaces Kmpf y (i rev hound Haynes As Member Hus Overturns On Of School Board O rlundn H ighw ay Frvin Rules Airuinsl Unlawful L olleries Collision DaniUKCH Two Automobiles Judy Holliday And Jose F e r r a r Win Filmdom’s Highest Awards nford W eather I The W eather � 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, 1951 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 29, 1951; <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/dab5c16221f3d360b12de35fa94a20d6.pdf 07c26799944d9ac387b76973216f27c6 PDF Text Text •T O B E P A T M A H . IT , 1»M S A N F O U f t H F -R A I-I). R A N F O H n , F I-O R I I I A C rim e P r o b e s IfatN M M Press f a i t Real of • "nerloriou* ram bler" and told nf a tn) *terluu» envelop being passed under a barroom ble. The Governor did not name e gambler. Younger said (lie charges were "infamous” and /•tiled the dory. The Rotary Club telegram reguested the Governor to "Im­ mediately make public all of the fact* n«r»*ary to support your •eruM tioni against Cot. Jack It. Younger, president of the Miami Crlma Commii-.lon In rase you a re unable to present such farts It la requested (n all fairness to the citilens uf thU state that you issue a public retraction." Thr Crime Commission Is com­ posed of about HO rlvlr and re­ ligious organisation* and an e». tlmajed 1,990 cltU m s. 8 K ssitssM Press Page ttsil tuty .Snyder, in a statement read by holey, told the rrime prti. Itrrm that a »|>s-rial fraiul sertion in bring net up in the revenue bun-ail in chock on the laa re­ turns of gamblers „nd racketeers. Hnydet said there has not been -nul will nut l«- any letup III the Internal Revenue Bureau's warfare "against major leagu criminal*.” lie noted it was the inm n« ta i men who bagged the Cavorting Lion Leaps Over Cars After Escaping Sewage Disposal (Continued from Page Ono) This will be used by the Police Department aa a chemical test determine the alcoholic rontent of the breath of persona arrested for drunkenness. The purrhase was made upon the recommendation of Chief williams. The te»U are re­ ported to bo valuable In deter­ mining the condition of diabetir* who appear with symptoms slmllar to persona who arr drunk. R. If. Beckham, operator of the Sanford Trailer Park, requested • n extension of his lease ending In October, and stated that he will make Improvements in the park. The Commission asked Mr. MeKibbln to get mure Informa­ tion on the matter. The Cemmisslon ordered that lot* In the Marvanla second sec­ tion outsidr the Citv limits be placed on the market for sate, with the exception of thus,, |„ u thet ....__ might ______b l«e cut by the ______ Stele y ___ Highway dfi extension lo the lake, front. An ordlnanrr was passed varating a two foot strip on th r north tide of Commercial Avenue for 0 half block Iwtwren Palmetto and Kanford Avenues. I.re Rockwell was granted a permit tn operate a tsxirat. com­ pany here, ll »a* statrd that four taxicab* will Is- put Into operation. The Citv rejected the hid of Foster Rmith to demolish the old store on Sanford Avenue owned by Mr*. Isabelle Simon. It wa* rondtmnad in December, HUP by the building inspector. City work­ men were Instructed to remove the contents^ of the store to a location drslgnated by Mrs. Si­ mon before tearing it down. The Commisaion authorised Ihe advertising of Intent to apply for apecial State legislation for Han­ ford to Increase the police pension fund. This fund, raid Mr. McKibbln, I* imufflclont to handle pen. atom adequately for retiring offleer*. Mr. MrKibtdn was Instructed by the Commission to work with members of the Civil Rervire Hoard to determine method* of Increasing the pension fund* without using tax fund*. Meaerl We. II* s A x r n a ii s t a t i ; n a N U i MARKrrr *■*(.,*. T t.rM s TIi* Ifkllcmriita iirtir* r*|wsrf»<l iff Hip UhMaNfp fi»» Titr n**i rifimj Nv«ir FsiFfiiMf* .^laripi fr»r prfkdUt** mid to Tr»i»*li^rii A t f»'ii|»y» ■if* tn t I* >1 lla n h SI |9 I liFdM. Isliiu litj li|*r. H ntt'I.H tlrafiiis I’ffD l»*i lijif JI*•J.IIInf T *’Ifi!r I tf*t *fl CARD OF THANKR Wilson Declares State Farmers Market ICeattwasg manpower policy, Wilson H id. The nation’* p rag m a in rearmament will be made plain in ODM'a first ouarterly report to Mr. Truman, due next week-end, Wilson said. He gave this clue to iU contents: **I I were a principal enemy, I would be frightened hy our progress." ll wa* W iltons first meeting with report* in 13 week*. Kven before it, he had been reported by aiilea to be much more optimistic now than earlier over progress. A few months ago there wa* talk the production program would impose an austerity economy on Americans. Wilson raid there la serious doubt whether the government will go ahrad with the proposed “roiitrelied materials plan” for parcelling out basic metals In In­ dustry on July I. lie emphasised the uncertainty dors nut reflect any lessening of urgency in the munition* drive. The question, he said. Is whether less harsh contmj* might be used which would have lighter Impar* on civilian goods production. I’ALM Ki’HlNiiS, Calif., Mar. 27 -CrT)—A hungry lioness slipped out of her cage at a clrcua- costunic hail here rally today and cavorted among movl* atara ami D’l ti|«f ! M . | 3$ socialites for IS ininuUa before bellrct** <lfij1 Iftins ti** m ing raptured by a singer, a resl*i$MtAfr, (le-prritlhitf s|.*.«|l|> taurant man and a photographer. A f bsg I IA-1 ;• i ‘*i#rir# Vim fl«»Hri), ilr!f«<iit| •Singer Allan J oiiov, Rrnahlo late Ns a r fare A t C n a n r , C h icago ti'ic •iiiMiitf a U iarr j i *• ; m gang nverloni of the prohibition Fcrrnrrl of Ran Francisco, amt Fin, Farr• |, inagaxinr photographer Karl Tie. In« (ludlllr la * lar*«r | I ii. j u era. 1‘aiiliriu h rf tlfpttifllliie **tH* ficurgi J. K»hoaneman. Com­ sen crowded the animal into a cor­ i.tln*r I T S - tn missioner uf Internal Revenue, ner where her handlers could get f'y*.un<U*ri Ifit. In*li in iff n. it fff» followed up Snyder's statement a rope around her and lead her t-'fi111rrl'* #lft$ tmft* h 1, *| „ I'Nti-lAM fm l.ih u fthh.T il with testimony that hi* agent* back to llm rage. It happened at a birthday party Ir^isf-r*. Dry l-s#h are now lose ligating nearly l. A f r a I# 2.600 las iu ir- "in the eliinlnul given for hia wife by Stewart Union*, ilffrn flu# isro h* 7| | f»6 Hupps. Ilimdr Island insurance m en.” ■l’ra»f. Knelt»li t»m h|»r t t a - t t l man, at Roger* Ranch dub. •vt-i-vt* i.ii. I,. a is s T j- te s Koley, Hchuem mail and other r.iiatu-e, pis l(r-) IiMw ‘Just a* the animal trainer wa. Acheron CrIIk Treasury ffidnts losllfiitt a t S« lb. I.*#. j jo. j (3 leaving the rage after bis eet,” >vlta) was l-illt-d a* the rrim e .. IU.ll>hes l •).» I.shis l * « . j |s a-iuj*w. Vtii-.i. ,\n a lls a lls s ts r r s s i r»a» » « i in olier* Inst tilfvi-ed lieaiing be- ,llopit,,. I J lj.,•mid, i v., "the „ , lionexs . , . slipped vrtt.i l.|-1 in* ].7S fore il.e scheduled windup of‘ II nut hl,n hw d',J tor lh' settlement nf disputes.” ful > < ilr-erl. She was ilietrmrtetj by all T->I iis I) im S to (I, rratlr. l«* He also urged an eiamination Ibt-ir investigation at the end ,r | Ihr rata pork id mitalde the big Turnip*, I-unite T..p till-. -ve«k. t»>s hllfH-hr. of internal security mcasuir Is-t es-t :i Several odd-, and end* are tn circus lent, I guess, because she IIIS I« cause surh a eour»e, he said, I ■re­ started hupping over the cars ax <>..<>,K**. Vsl*:.l. ts* I n , lie tleall with before Ihe windup, * a -i.il quired by the Communists’ u e nf *ltr were a gaielle. Orsngee i,,,, Kcfauvrt (I)-Tenu) if "If aubvrrsion and other forms <>f In­ t'haiim ati O.J.iaee, ^ I n , * i; you've nrvrr seen a lion • t.sp eriu lt. tun direct aggression. Stu'iiglhenimr •old Ihe group will decide on hupping over a car ymi’ve missed til *p»-ft l.ll. Jl.r.l, fu. It-' S'-* of basic iFrmoeratir institution'. i« K riib y /w h al further action to i something. She wa* very casual IjCgul Notice : i i «« luke against thn-e defiant witequally Important, he add<«l, !*■ l.'iOiit it, Khc Just walked up to a cause "they are the heart of what n- »es who arr a Ireedy under rar and user she went. i \ m s : t lin t i t m t n T os- m i: ^*1,1'*'**1 Ai my *|H.k< 'm en said Ilft.OfHI I...rid each fur run. w er are seeking to defend.” MATII J t ’UICIAI. CIRC! IT OF 'T he lion wmndered around out­ V,1 * v” lai|e had tio m ilitary hlgni* tempi. TIIK STATR OF FMJRtnA IA Arhcson keynoted a session at for a while and then beaded AMI FOR *RRISOl.»1 COF ATX Tin- three are Murris Klein- side which the foreign ministers uf 21 fur tin- kitchen. Rhe apparently IA IHSACT-.Rl On the cast r rn tm l lio n l U. man and lu.ui* Ruthkopf, U.th of American repuQira aim In work wa* rather hungry. This was not N. tm op* cmounterevl rain and SIAIt'Us MIIAIIAM, Ptslntlfl. rievrlam l, described by the com­ her day to lie fed and she waa out mutdal defense mt-asutret V*. nual hut in. in rm y aail- ilKnililK it <tl! All mittee a- to), rank gniiiblers, prolt* noisy about it all night. At AM, |»l«t4aSt vanred to within six mile* nf Jg. raaaeees Pa. rare and -Ia cot. (Gtraey Thumb) llu* the kitchen door Jo ats, Karan I and U g & lN o & . salt tee Dttsrre The Red buildup w* r<-|H.rted xlk. 4‘liicap.. Capone gangder. Ticseti, with prods and chairs, TO APPMAR •’ii *“c central front around Kum- STATK AOTICW n ie r tir o r tmb roVart All ref U-r.l tn answer the kept her cornered until the trainer I»F FMinil'A TO OKomtK liwa. This I* a triad and rail cen­ J v u i i k s a a i s n i .i : r ni s r r , rominiltee’s >|iir*tlnns almut could lake over.” II. MIIAIIAM. r-eadnu Terre.* te r 29 air miles m u th of :w. STITK OP FI.ORIIIA. AtM.ti.rents, IM W»*l 11r.l Slu»l. underworld adlvillc* The trainer's name was not fa p a a e s T K Nee Turk fT|y. Nee- T-.rh ( .miniiml-t troup* have lu-en spot­ Just Iwfurp today** session learned Immediately. IN its; t iik b a ta ti : o p TOI- AUK IIKttKHT NMTIFIKIted south of (hr town, ini-1 In the Dial I*, gnu, three committer members I J stle M I'arhsrd. still for Alsorre As* !*»•« fllrA Hem of the affair, said lloppt, hills to th r cast an.l west. TO AM. WHOM IT WAIT H ISI F.IIM disclosed to a reporter they wee an elephant boy named Rudolf • salnsl y„* fcy MAItttn MIIAIIAM. Nntkt Is hereby glv«n that I«*«m have rreeivisl threat* against Hpavy traffic also was spotted In lAp Clr> alt C’uurl nf Ibr Nlnll. ilfrn in w L j* A. Clsvtas filed Ms Neat report aon Ihe road* around Pyongyang, J.utl- 1st t i n all af Florida. In atid •nrlllary sdmlnlstret'-v »f Ik* -- I h eir live*. "Hrrnandcx thought very fast. the N orth Korean capital, and for Seminole Mounts'. Florida »n tate of l.taite M IV V iul, ilc j SYuntor robey Ill-N il) . aid tie - lie moved one of his rlcpbants over tills wf still suit Is Hukrhnn. Of thr MO vehicle* seen jl.lirrvlatsd that he hss filed til* petlllnn l-ir tin.I icreiv.il two threat* by to thr lent entrance, saying ona Mar*.., Mrakain. PUtmirr. V* flail Hlerhsrgn. eh-1 ilmi lie will letter and one by telephone. Kcmoving Monday night, boo wera M.orae ll (irai.am. f>'(*t>d«nl , of bis bc**t c could whip any two apply tv the llnnnrwbl* iN.uaUTOIt AHK NOTIFIKII and reheaded south, This Is the largest ■laaalrom. (‘ouaiy Judae of ttemt- lauv.-r said hr had received a liona in thr world. Thli way he ■lidrrd l-l Ills your *|-|-rs, JO- - la grouo spotted In two week*. aola County, Florida, on Hi* :tu. number of threat* "in rrarkp-.t kept Ihr pt-oplr Inside the Unt • sill |if.« inline on the tsth d*y of All w rre attacked. day of April. tSSI. f«r a pint. «• I ul leltei*” bid did u»t take them ami ihr lion outside where It could April, m i , and lo MirrtaMr. (lie asms and fur flaal dlerhaiai *■ -rtloualy. Keliatur Hunt I ll-W pil do little damage. T h r Air Force said it drstroyrd nlll. ihr risrli of said Couti In the ancillary administrator ->t in. • • nr dam aged almut 10.1 vehicle*, llm* snd manner fixed by l»». »»nr late of l.lstl* M- l*si-h«rd. decessed •aid In- got a warning letter " Funny thing was, everybody dtfsuse, It shy. sn.l »rrv» tit* railroad rar*. ti.io R n|.occup­ n•rrlttrn t/eo* A. M in n a against "?tl> king my n«*e In kept trying tn peek outatrfe to ropy of III* easus on ftslulltf ied building* an.l :OT supply and atl-.rney As Ancillary AdmlnMi* ..tlier |H-r,plr** l.u»inr»»” during watch ihr linn Jumping over the Inr of the etlale n| Mnt.UITNi:nn Ihe-Ml, 1st seal of esld fuel dump*. It nl.-o rlalincd 450 ra n . irreiil hearing- in Miami. M. Ps-hsril. itt-esM-l Korean War Red soldier* wounded ur killrd. ■’..art. and my hand as fTtrrli there "John Kingilng North Jr., whs •>f. el Kanjord. Msisilnol' •'«nnl», U. 8 . II-3B* ham-d in Okinawa Florida, NOTtl i T « APPtlAH this lha Kill day ->l \lar--h. happen.-sl In 1*- In t«wn, hlrtd (CawtlwBed from Page line) TO: MAItT UVIKIHI 1*01:11, ........ •IriKk key Red supply renter* A 1 > I SSI. llemandrx on the spot, |(« laid Tuexdar wero within five mile* 1are of r«jlt|*tu* *nd •-l-lr• . I* H e a l t h T e n t K c H u l t n o. i* m n in is'N and cnnimunlratl.m* hub* with that's the kind of a (toy who makes South Korean troop* by sundown ■kM *S. •1»rh of sal.l i-lreali als.u t 2*KI tons of IniiiiIi*. Ilravieat a rlrru* great ” t ’onrt. n ts lI s s tS I'rmm r*a» iistl the Parallel In force. They dug hit w r tr the rant <,»*-1 -upply qu «f* rrialred l« file yvtr writBl K. I* llui.lt.lt. Among the relebrRiea who at- of In olong the ImJIn River east of re n te r of llamhung and the west lea-kaswre If any In the complaint lid*, lit- served on (In- stuff nf the tended lire Ihpttty, Souja Munson. To get th err they march,, e«a"l city nf Ifnrju mot party with wjin noiga In said suit on ur before llir 1111, ms: At.) llenle, Willlan llrnfe, William I’uweil, aad MarOffice uf Ki’icntifh Researrh and t-Hlivis: i* tv an n *V-*»f‘1-A r-Jt"l’**l at the i-.Minty tVon-an, North Kortvn, i-wt of Ailiwsrt lor nrielMlff I. Gagll House In ltjt.fi.nl. PPirMji. In Development nf V’aodeil.ilt Uni­ Vyn Fyn 1-eRoy and Harry Joe Jlrpwn, ed across Korean fadthUh w ith.. 1cas^j .oast, Out opposition. P ouih I. i I tty Ji asT hittn hull i.fndi.ie in il.r t’ln-.H versity, Nashville, Trnn. ando, Florida, j,, . movie dlrrctora. Hupp ‘s»M 290 Alllcl pla •tea T ucmIu - ) pi rO-**"*e Cdd#J."f Henala.il* ivuufy. Florid* Monday fM.U.«< a'Uk The roinhined health testing ex­ person* were there In 'clrn is cos western front rniinri’M Ih f-Hanrery, ait abbreviated till. .,i roll ground ■ u J,N' i a r L . not _ Nuajitv .farther; . f .: i (J fit andSlav t‘st|.«ni. r . periment inrlu.litl lire chr*| X-| lil»m\ Which tai Tier l.*ns nut WM’ h \\ fkir' tb** IdaIAand story ntlr.l..* I- rny* un IiIo. n1 tests In almost r.,. Cdward UUer There were lfort- ringF In the hit gun pusillona, piljl and vehicles. s,T } i«dsfeads1 n d la r d 'u f >SH * u ll b s ln a I.. R. Me^ huge lent, one for dining, ono for Mf*s,*ss that ' erioin un.rlasa>' IKIO Nrmlrmlr (‘ounty |ieriplr.. XAlthough Ihe mail dated, I'p itM n r ISib ISIS, and >,t ray* were glvrtt tn Inrata Til, lung ■lancing and onr far cnUrlalnManL la within amall arm s] tumors, ennrrr malfor mat ion* nf The rV u* art- l A W j f R . til :U ' (4jiuiiil.J'vUililii: i f t f k i r s i’l|eet.f,| ,»f g- h.li),i]- th« heat I arid enlarged arteiie*, Him: , an >;tf|diuiil and a rhimuao. only one pentratlon 1 Wen reported. On the east coast. by the Allie.1 finer* Monday were 'T l i i n r calf Cwer11------- l)i» fulluwlnu d|< saalast ice, were In’tlic Itlural tp*l* will uncover dialwle*. occupied 2,TtiO killod an.l mouiuIciI und 107 U«H I’kms# t T ||—174* ”U waa L X i f - L V U 1 tV ’iu Mrw •ypbillik, snsm Ib aiwt *ttwr Iim||•nnpas. I(. i taken prisoner ltd Mkdlvlilvn of Heml h"i* eatln|i* of disease light. H[Ida. as r*. or.le.1 in Polite Promotional wtirk la-fore ami l a itnl, --I donlnulii ■luring ih>> h>*|th tret experiment . a . . » N f l. , my hand «ud n u b u i Wa* .Muir hy the Kemiliolr t ’oimly they could reach (he rIdH k t ih t > . HI ,e--w.y-,* .-wsfnrd. W-i»bt*. ihi- vih Til as*.M-|ati»n. The sm sistiv n edge of lowfi. Vld *-1 , It p a r Vl Starch, ISSI, also winked with Ihr Homlnolr 1, , .. a P, IIKIlKtHlh County Health Unit In 0|>eri«tiun t..1i Kretir . . fletk I'lr-u.li Hospital Bill , Uy Nnrtn- Noi«o-.ii it.i; of the prop* t. _ * t A dl«eussion of thr irport will (teatiaaad Frees Pago M ol ' lie inado hy Dr. C. M. Hiiarpe J.uksonville, dirts:tor, llureau of ty tomiplsaitiiiera when on official T nbrm ilosii Control, Ktatr Hoard builnc*a outside of the County of Health! who worked closely with w m approved‘ rolling mill: the tfM»Hr. Kmlth In planning and eifcu- portal ion rate frwo ' I lo I H reals llon Of Uir iiinjcct. Thr otllrome of a mile. llu* ami other such project a will O p4oM tiri»4 delarnilne whether or m.l Florida In a recent Ig-npiti t* now ready to embark on a mm- American Red Crossf9 tntipfa e W tZ i I I I MagMla Phene hi hlneil health lesling program, Ur. 490 victims of floods . fires, wn wrrek.-. Nbarp iri<!i--at.-l. and other dbaitrrs. Brewington, Percllii*— In lov­ ing memory of our mother whs died March 27. 1B4CAlthough your amtio haa gtma forover. Anil your voice we cannot bear We Hball never iuse sweet mentorlea O f the one we love so drar. Forevrr In our hearts: Daugh­ ters Jeanette Jones, Rota Jackson, Ruth Barnes, Bertha Roundtree. Saiah Devard, and Grand­ children. —Adv. ? |Ants With Wingsl Insulate NOW Through F. H. A, M ay B e I TERMI TES I lO'.t Be- Sure To Call or Write To-day For PUKE Inspection Ih»wn— .10 Months To Pay Our Itori Wool Hlunkel In* aulatioli provides a healthy, even trm,H-fature all through the house—all year round. Cut* dampness and humidity, too. IVr'II p'tim atr and advise. Stop in or call. FIDELITY Exterminating Co. Drlando I’llONK—2-1211 Hill Lumber & Supply Yard t PHONB—2-18S2 Night & Sunday 313 W. Third HI. 313 North Main S treet Phone Ik KBNTAL PROPERTY OWNERS Due to llm many inquirien for apartmenta and room* liy Naval rcmonnel and others wn would like to list yuur rental facilities at the Jaycuc Information Booth m n in iW J s sT a -n t^ n s ii Di*. Henry McLaulin I N M O I H U S E C U N M T M ,A m m ^ 2 6 e a r s e n te r e d in s ta n d a r d e fa s s tfie m tia m in th e / 9 5 / A fo S ife a s E c o n o m y R a n .,, 1851 MERCURY WITH OVERDRIVE IS DECLARED tC O N IU Y C M 1? C m m i n d t r V -8 w o n t h i h i f b n t t i w n i In " r i d e l m M e w jg s L B fo r to n m l m M r g n tlo n yoq drive! ikin d M Nag riding mmlort l*n*«l u>glvq f m « m o th er rid* f* v*hm that M l ha M tiia d r oath* toad today! (co-ridden mountain Ib the facto hero p o n d tt -tha Mcmiry is "the krt| V y,t> !,/,/* In wir lhoanwM. f J o lU j lllci If on f U toad l HUNT 1M mwmm - N PALMETTO AVE. 1 IM �la Unity Thtr# b Stwngth— THE W E A T H E R Tb Protect lb# P»M* ol Ik* World; To P n a s l i Ik* P r « f i m of A a n i u . Ta P r a tu * P i a ^ t r i t f for 9 u ( m 4 ® VOLUME XXXXIl f e r a AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY MAR. 28. l«»5f Established 1908 21 Gun Salute Greets French C hief Of State • lp e P u ll; cloud; l ! * As.woci.tttd 1‘r a w through (hurt- ill). n » | il lo c rm in ; i I..inline<4 in rMiitli ........... • ilh j In i l n m f l t in thr ( i l i r i t r imilti I liu iiJ ll. Mighllv warmer N o. 135 Leaded W ire Wilson Declares U.S. Will Be Able To Fight War And Supply Peace Needs By ’53 Flower Show Committee t •' Tremendous Welcome Ceremony Is Put On For Auriol In First Visit To U. S. 18 Negro P u p ils M ud-M ired American Artillery I n ju r e d As Bus P o u n d s Chinese Red Positions Runs Into D itc h More Than $7 Billion NEW YORK. M ir. 28-</J>>— Reserve For Unem­ ^Vriident Vincrnl Auriol of Fiance arrived today for the lint visit ployment On Hand: ever made to the United Stater by 1 Treasury A s s e r t s a French chief executive. Whittle, blew, airplane! mated Mi l S I 1.1 M IN IS WASHINGTON. U , . 28 id') overhead and rham pagnt (lowed I \uiPiR ju 4ltlfl* Ih i ti hu> 4c.»m mini! m il' I 1 D fin iip \ I I » i ! i ; n C luiilr . F I O K VO. M .. 28 in Auriol't honor at the liner tie im rs inj n r t ! along tin IM«I, 1 W il.on Inld •riiaton I ih Ij I tlial Driver Is Unable To Parallel in rrnllil Kotea. De France noted through New " h ) l O '.t n c ».ill. tl nrcFiMMif, I k* York haibor. Account For Wreck; iliitifinK in it mill ol the I*' title f able to figlit an all-i •ul H JI t1chill The uniting president alto wat toiib the we.lcru and ,-cntral^ file pioduiliim line, and at the 3 Are Hospitalized on front*. JEJcelrd with a 2 1 - n u t talulc . I'hom II) Tnd Swalml _____ tame time supply inoir gomli hu Along thr r . u coast, Sootli Mrmbert of Iho Flower Show committer of thu Sanford Gulden Club which will hold it» annual AIhiuI 18 Nrgto pupil. of tram an aimy gun It Governor'i the cit ill a is economy " Kor.an troop* moved more than Flow in Show at Iho Kpiteopal Parish Route Thursday ami Friday arc, left to right, Mr*. Jaine. Ter. p . . ......„ | bland. Wilson appealed lefrue the willcger, Jung** and awards chairman; Mr*. II. F. McWhorter, horticulture exhibit*; Mr*. Hoy Titll*. Mm Academy were ,nlu,' ‘, *lx mile* north of 3)t. The* oc­ In a dramatic aeon#, Auriol Aialeu Circle; Mr*. L. K. Spencer, prrxldrnt of (ia rdt n Club; Me*. Michael i;(n«on. chairman of Flower Senate appiopraiinn* cunmidlce. mottling umilly before ™:00 cupied four North Korean town, doffed hi* gray Hat and held U Shows Mm. IV. H. Shlppy, Uote Circle; Mm. C M. FlhWem, chairman of Jacaimta C iiilr; Mm. J. II. o'clock when a trhool hut, which and a border village. lie ailed a not he I $ 11 .000.000 lint the fnein of l.allli wa- on a t arm ’* length over hit head In Nleholton, rcntral Clrrfo; and Mm. C. I.. Walll*. Minos* »'lrrle. Oil. r rnemt-er* ..f ........... wm iilr. not WJt ,|,rm lo Sanford fmm in ra>h and atiollin $1 .IMkhOOl),. the central from *vh. re IN I.IK V t a aalute to the atatue of liberty— •hown 1in W M the *. pi.• lure, IM W . Mnre V V P Mm. I I B| IPII. II. Crum by, w9 Mr*. • • Herman iMnoeon. Mrt. II. tl. Hri'-mi, Mi- Clyde (icrirvx and Otirtln, left the load r.im iriunist. were reported in deFrance'! gift to thk United State* Itum.cy, Mr*. John rlehirard, Mm. K, (J, Iluirim a'i, and Mm. l'lo;.l I'atr.m. UMI m loan .iiillimity to o|ieiale aa a tymliol of freedom. on Gene** Avrnur near Camrton fet»*lvr po«lllon» enulh amt north rxpaniimit defense pioi-i.mi (ol Ervin Claims Warren thr The flag-bedecked liner wat Avrnuc ami plnnyrii into s ditch. nf the twirdcr the next ihtrr months \lli.d Infantry i.alrolad­ a aeene of excitement and confu. Was Ail viseflOf Dan­ “ VIt hough th*- prog min tin- W n Ih* injutrd, mod of whom hail vanced through pelting rain .eekaion aa It entered the port. fmrlv well. I •nnm-t F Mora than 200 pertntit, Includ­ o t | f l f * . | I ' u t i a n d l i M n - r i . w r i r l s k m l n F r r - ing target*. When the*- mil II w n lln s.a «l« l-MKr .1*1 ger Of Lifting Ban progie.,|ng f'omniiini.t fire Ihev retrrnt.-d ing a press party of 166, hoarded n*l‘l-l'*uKl'lort M rmmul Hot|iil*l to let the artillery lav down i the ship off the quarantine sla® i lor rmrigrncy treatment. Ol there. m ating barrage. Allied **arT A U A I I A S S K 1 . Mat. 28 </Ti tlon. T ow V I fk I 1 f I A n 6 (hire weir hnipiiahrrd. and one, plane, dove nut »f the overra.t ( m i **i i i o i W'.tnrn tntl.i* denied Photographer* and newireel * I w ltl 1 1 U II8 | Gitrnt. had a lisdly «ut and liainnu red the Iteil. with llitinigli In* |iir<t tecirlai, llial lie JArK.HONVIl.I.K. Mar. •Jtl-U b ® a m crowded aroond the atoxky i. Ilie.t gu .dim, hninh- and cutsJ chins—Three Florida college. (•■!»)' praaldrnt ami Ilia party tUnding I hand. I hr other• w r tr iritrd a w.iiliing Il.isil ill* atru n fin . admitted faculty *la*he. for the ship's ram ng. Daniel* and C'lstrncr Sapp. I he The Allis' % were pii-lnng a tiilliry yenri.il llial a wandal Former Congreftsman Carroll Neglected To economy rraeoq* while emlialtlrd A New York City police departto rc h e d earth policy in revrr.e- *sIn. I, halted illegal hookm *Let. latter wa* rut on the left check. Paul W agner stood by hi* gun* span yin* band on an hccon. Says House Group List Payments Over 0 « ilr Hank*, Negro driver of mercilessly pounding the ground n'.iglil irtult (mitt lifting ban* Kiwani. offer* i t . members rselfor a rut of 23 of *5 at Hollin* fir*boat struck up -L a Marne hope to t.sVr if the Red. a great opportunity to rrmlrr out­ College. u*u." French national nation anthem. Exceeds Authority $600 In Tax Returns the hu., received trratinenl lor they limn I londa taie tracks. standing .etvlce to the home com­ When the army of photographl-rulte* and cuts. Mr stated that withdraw. The decision to cut the faculty Altoiney llener il Ricliaid I I*in munity. state and nation, the They nl'o hu|<ed to th u n it any ^ iC niitM * o* f * i a oi* i he hail l-rcn thrown by the quick and abandon athletics at Rollins WASHINGTON. Mar. 2 8 - W KANSAS C U T . Ms,. 28-« / P ) *t«*p half way through the wind- I'onununl.t pl*n« for a counter­ pinmplly exhibited a menioiaiidiim Hev, James Ji-nkims, pastor of prevent bankruptcy under an — Joieph E Caiay refuted today to es J. Carroll. St. Loui* bel­ •hirl-l, and wa* unable tn account offensive. If the lied' nre build­ dated Jail 25. I9S0. in which he the rirrmonl Methioll.t Church, f 1M2,000 debt touched off a series —Jam up for a new drive they told Kitvatuan. to<lisy. Joel Field to tell invnligtling Sanaton who of explosions that reverberated ting com miMionrr, war charged for the bn* leaving the »->ad, *tat- ing liansUtnl *uch a warning (tom ware hit partner! in a war turplut across tho nation and still has today with failure to rejioit pay­ ing that it Imuncrd and then went probably will start it during tM* l.rn Kalwatdt. c.isliman o( the rac­ presided. rainy season. Re wa. introduced al the intersmall, expansive, exclusive m •hipt deal lhal brought him$250,- the ent* of $56.688.15 that hr made Intoliethe(aidditch. The rains were a .ertou* hand­ ing comnmtion. club nirrtlng with Clermont Kllittle collage In a turmoil. that he hail l>crn driv­ 000 profit on a 820.000 inml- A survey brought replies from in 1948 and 1949 to winning bet­ ing school bu»f» for a»*out icap for. the , United .. , S tate, . . . . forces. . Krvm *ald he pet.onally took waman. by John l.iM-hner, a form­ menl. years ami thl* particular hu. for Tb«“> .lowed the sir attack and the memorandum to the go*rrnor'. er Kiwani. Ileuiennnt governor. presidents a t the State-supported tors abd in coagnitsiont. nus at hogged ^lown the immlriou. Carney deelinad University o f Florida at Gaines­ offie*- and left it with a secretary The other visitor, were introduc­ The informattoos were filled two months. Mrmbrra of U»« UcUlatlvo mored forces. when h- csmliln'l »ee W aiirn Im­ ed by Forre.t (Vli-gruve of the ville and Florida State L'nlver.ity on summoot from Sara M Wear, The wreck wa* iuvvf>tigatrd by Committee of Dm Sanford Mar- at# b " Northeast of Seoul, a Chinese mediately. lie .aid hr late! talked Clermont Club and included NorHighway Patrolman II. Dchanta Aaaoclation coofoiTwi ye*, namea at Tallahassee which said no re­ United States district attorney. i r o a i l a a r a O a r * s » .1 s t regiment stubbornly .(noil off an to the Governor and told him sub­ ^ r d a y afUrnoon a t tha City Hall ectora * *****toarri -or who «rld th l. morning duction* were W ith Senator L. F . Bojrle and Re Tanker (S c h o o l L u n c h P la n portion Internal Revenue posed r' ir M ilu U no **•#» alsi <*li«ervcr« reported R cl ' “rrc* loiyal Compton. Warrcn'r lire* contended the comm ittee,___ aad M. (('Millnued On Page Hltl son University at Detandt Tampa ranging to tisttation .ire s Aids 1.500 Students ra n g in g up tn hstUllon idle all , Pfr/ , . rv. look „ , lir wi,l, *a ap- ed to Investigate charge* of poll- University; and Florida at Lake­ ta ha drawn for along 3A In this ama. They .erm- Miami Herald -tut- menl that th-fOUlt llral influ*nre In RFC landing, land. The University of Miami rural of a »tnkl cd determined to hold n jogged Governor wa. warned “M-nndal Approximately I.WMi chiMrrn had no authority to go Into the •re. *al<f, “No comment* line overlo.>klng a valley north anil fiuhaira mi-tit lurked liehind in 21 .chon|. nf Scminiile Tho court, raid W. A. Morrlaon, ahlpk matter. ‘ nf ITijonghtl. President Olltw Edmunds of the action* of the .Slate Haring f'ountv wcri* tiriirfittrd thnuigh O f committee chairmaa. would handle . The RFC. big government lend­ Stetson said. “ \v# may have to An American patrol probed Commission." tlir ill.trlhiition uf itirpin• fiuwl claim* up to 6260, and the proceed- ing agoncy, war was Involved In make *om« out* bet whatever wc into Changgs, seven mill - »uuth The Herald quoted from Er­ ciimniiHlllI*. in i year, T \V Inga #f the Court will he available thp ships transaction. make will he below the national of 3S. Enemy fire halted the vin's Jan ‘J r<, ItiMl memorandum I .aw t mi, .iipcrlntcndent nf puhlic for publication. •y, whoa Iwfore tha bank- average. - ,C doughboy, north of the town. to the Gove nor. It wa. written in -tiin limi, .aid tndny. will I* .UM«Wk,. Tha judge of tho hcoramittae two weeks age. Puerto Klcan troop, .nin-he-l ntmiit the time Charle. Ilroad, Dr. C. K. Nance, president of r for .•» Had told generally, of the trans­ I hr food, arc sent tn the State appointed by tha g TAM-AIIAMK e T M«t. L. '1 o^rcMcKinley wore electe.1 < r a lied ammunition dump north- alleged iHtokmakrr, wn« allowed wit hunt any direct cw-t, and anpointed action. f t Involved the purchase of Tampa, said, “ We are not re ­ —The Slate Department at t lgca f e o year term. Mr. i r . i t l i . i s ss» r«a» slit meeting five rurplur taakers from the leasing anyone on permanent lion I* going t.. find m.t h«.v l'"Vklnw ln t J co^M t‘ lin v e o n ea.t of t'ljonghu. ili'triluitrd tn trhixil. with lunchoat. It wa* dee Ited m ortar and artillery «h<-ll for the Maritime Commission, their leas* tenure hut are teleaalng four, rrmm- and to State mid charit­ th at It la not i!5w !:.“2uT \MKIIH VNS I IHI IS UN landed In some Allied s,-elor*. able iii •t it nt Inn. ter thl* to Standard Oil Company of New poatihly five, a t IM and of thu Z'tnir!. Jadga to bo n la 1 American patrol. entered HKHI.IN, Mai. 'JM—ol')—Fast worth office become* i Department ^ ‘"tolld t o r t Vnight l e T 'SIn't M In Seminole County, final. and their eventual ante at year not on permanent tenure. hatThestarinl a.kingofallPublic new Safer, appll »hr■' clul. held ' last th. Changn, northeast of Uijongbu. (•erinuti Comnuilli.t police opeiml amended Jersey, while, the law ml| •irved tu .chool rb ild rm had i a profit of arouad 12,M>0,000. At We will ru t our budget else­ rant* for driven*' licm .es it th. * ’ Brh' and then withdrew. Artillery wa. fire today on American touristelective. to make the ju total taluc nf 18,2,'. I iW FinhI. that time, Caiey said there were where. tl Oa r«a# • I• • in downtown Itrrlin. I' S. su offers d tn the S 'ate liu-lndrd IH had driver education in high .-ho.1 Mrs. II. E. Chapman, who prehe atated. Previously, football coach F ran ­ -30, 40, or 60' stuckholJera In tboritlra demninled an immediate After a few yrnra. the a. .Idem *lde*t, cxplalne.1 the methoil ->f Strengthening of Ui« bod cheek different kind'. A lining ihu.r U'Miiaa*e oe r**» eta> kie 8 inkwich and assistant John rn lfi of lho»# who hml Italnlrr b#IlotliiK fur thr IsiiiR ami Qur«n. audience with the l!u..ian« fur rcerlvnl hrre w ire lf>0 In ihe|. farth er dii» the lubject Of ft wa* Vsrdlan had resigned during talk will Iw rherknl a^amH •rrblem fll«M j«M Cirrylnr t*‘. ntmcR uf ( w m I s p II A r r e s t e d F o r m. .pianatiiin cusalon at the meeting. frr»h apple.; 1,000 |Muind* «f of discontinuing football at Tam(CgidiRH «■ r « |p T nb | the noininrr* of yarloiiR rluM, will A f T ^ m v a t e d A s s m i l t Thr Oommuni-I polle firnl 12 of Stine. Mrs. Edia Snyder Present were ■Irird laan.; 1 ,?tMl pound, u( . Dr. Nance said B O decision on — ' — l«r iilmral in thr 8 anf«»rd AtUnli: pi .t *• .hot at four lni.es carrvlack Rail. elation preai rieanirry hutler; I Mi ra-c* uf Dies At Age Of 86 otball wouldr .be .. until _ <;rwl- I ul h A e *lat m - \merican Army and civilian canned Douglas Swimming lA*H»on8 *J ^rK,orn • 8!,V: wu.tVitliam A. Morrison, corn; 12 ca.. . of pmuut trustees meet in April. _ n « « P,« tl . Hank, the IV t Officr, Itouinlllst arre.ted |*r>trrihiy sl.i.rily t> ' p.i ...rirel on th<regular Weitneaniirom, Sc not If. Rep. h u ltrr; case- of canned to. President Ludd M. Spivey of F o r S c h o o l C h i l d r e n and Anderson Drug Store and Mra. Edia bind Snyder, widow of fore tl »n p. M. by Iteputy Hhr .ta. tour of ll<-rills .pon-oml bv Wiliam* and Rap matiM-s; 3,1*711 |iunnd- nf finr.li tha late James Evans Snyder of Florida Southern aaid “naturally .prclnl .entice*. r Touchton’s xnd the number of Iff llcrticrt E.hank, nil f wt« th. Army's iu rk e ).| ami many* others. Chuluota, died a t her home there there will be tome changes. Some — ----- —— . . .» Mrs. P. M. dingle*, water *af pennie* placed in each jsi will itxlgid In the County jail on n "These , nmmndii le . have meant Additions le a n e d last Saturday at the age of M. teachers gat batter Jebe. Probably ety Instructor of the Beminole Heeld# the winner*. Al. procee.t. rhatge of aggravateil aaxaiilt OIlM FGfi a preai Heal to our school child­ toma will have to ga, | can't say She had boea UI for several again*! Millard Hire of l.ak* | G. \V. 91 t'-sy i a* n Km which Chapter. American Red Cross, will faom the jars will he used toward For Farmeife Auction months. in nuking it possible fur ia ). *ixe«—lhal i* eggs with site* ren anything until tha trustees mcvl, direct swimming lfi-*-i»*tlmi fo* the hiwanl* project for un.lrr- .Mary, them to have more nutriti <u« A native of Chautauqua, N. Y. the data for which It not rat.*' Mr. Hire, fellwl hv a heav) lo*. ril>e.l on them. Mr McCay. •chool children at the Municipal privileged children, she said. Innelie. in the «. houl i afetei 'a « Tha Sanford Farmer* Auction la Mra. Snyder had been a resident of . Tb« New York TIi m . said ou Pool, M a r li n g aliuul Apr. 17. The club sided to a**Rt with blow on the neck ss< iincnnwiou. who ha* a faini near .Munrm-, la nlnantag tho roaoemrtlon of an Chuluota for many yearn where Feb. for a time, hut when he came t'ornrr. »ay« the New Hampshire I *.1 ",l", *!*' *' idilionai i'«i.i to IS th at 16 slraady had been The City Is making the pool ,h# Kp, i Crow Drive In any way l-m or tn the additional shad wMeh will be uaed she was active In civic and poli­ discharged a t Florida Southern to and tint Hritson amhulanrr at- | which laid the egg i. an ordinary eliildrrn.'' ..Ufi.i.1*.. •• Super a, available to the children, ami pu. n ,nui.i ji lenitent lanto-i for repacking and grading vege- tical affairs. Servleat will be held with four or lU mot* to go. but rived, declined to go to thr ho*, hen in every respect except I pH* of the South Side. Weal 8 idr. " ? ' c h .lr m ^ Mr. commented. .tahlaa, C. R. Daemon announced a t a later date following crema­ Dr. Spivey trould hot comment Grammar School. Junior , | , Kh by Gorilon HraJley. chairman. Mr*. pital. penchant fot number.. During the la-t cnlemlur year, Wfcia morning. tion of the body. ( C u lls tte Oa two* T w o School, and notslhly, Seminole ,**•» Tyre, chairman on cancer Inhe .aid, fuod. with n wlnile«i|e Tho present shed U i keen sup­ lliih School, will lie Invited to par formation, announced that the canvatus of ft.Irt'tfiTH.|3 weri plied with plumb!*; fnrilitl** and “ D o n ’t B e A S t o p p e r ’ tlrlpate. Written permits by par- tor drive for funda will hrgin In trihuteit through this tirogr.im to rnnnlng water, and toilet* are be­ ents will be ncce*«ary, however. April. m hools in every t’nunlv • f thi* ing provided In occordanee with Hid Mra. dingles. Mr*. W. K. Ilollevhea.i, Milk f state. tho d a ta sanitary code. Instruction will I k given Tues |)t n k chairman, repo.ted a total Construction of « “truck stop" day through kriday of each week „ f 22 quart, of f rr.h milk and i in \i ATOM restaurant la being nlahntd. In 11 and will continue Into May. Ther*. one ca»e of canned ;uiik chen to NEW YORK. Mnr. 2 8 - n i t — older to provide bettor perking 1 will be two. one hour iwrlo<i* of t\*niv families <luring the past Defense aitoinr). in the atom ' too to i r training at fmm 030 A.M. tn 11:30 j (Oaatiaaed oa Page VWa) By MARVIN U AHROWNMITH i n market i n s is i s g i plan* I «pv trial t xlxy ptrndrd with ,i A.M. dally, amt from it:00 lo 3:00, — ■ ■ ■ ------WASHINGTON, Mar. 28—4A*>—The CIO wanlt Coagrrtt to federal Jury r*d t.. convict their U r « . fa. B. H u d s o n ’s { client, hr, a il*e nf lx-lief they ar<* Miscellaneous rales on Friday icvive W o rld W a r II fed eral food su b sid ies to cu t th e reta il f in e r am rontinulrig to draw i ('omimiiiDts nr have injured the arket basket items. F a t h e r D ie d M o n d a y crowd*. ConaldernMe vege- of m 3-Gun Man Attacks I’nitrd Stale* Tbe labor affanUalioo urged that step in outlining an snti produce has h H h fpld. aad "If you convict bernil.r vnu Station Attendant Friend* hrrv of Mr*. C. D. Mudjig has been petlug on thick- Inflation program to the Senate-** ilun't like ronim uni.ta, I may a a loop." eggs, rabbits 'pud htg*. Day- llouce economic ion will regret »o learn of the well alt down—-therp i- no u»r W an. The program calls for subsidies Hut1 Q'Mahoney • vegetable auctidgm Will taka laaleted there DECATUR, Ga., Mar. »-(/»■)— Irath of her f a t b r . II. E. Dontalking." wasl,| Emanuel II lllurk. Monday, vrrnment payments to ora- le no'i hasii for T afia assertion, „ vnan sufficient Mppllet am i two-gun man U old stuff around tally, which occurred "That i« not the crime. The rrlme avail*bla, said Mr. DaWeao. -“which lie eaid era. Decatur police last night Ja r. W at lO.-OO I .M. (n the Ka.l . old If the report Is on the or I* conspiracy to commit espion­ v .. . , . ■latched onto a tnree-gun man. wouldI permit Toast Rospital In St. Augu*tinr. age. It fit thee# tl penal effective coot roll conservative side over retail food prieoa while at “It la bveauae the Will Grant. 27-yc*r-«ld Negro Mr. Donnelly reside.; In New be P m ident I ............... tho same Um* assuring fair re­ •elf Is a pretty rant#restive f*|. filling atation worker, told poller Imyrna where he was a member COURT OF RONOlt low." a man pointed three revolver* at >f the Methodist Church and the turn* to the farm ers.' Boy Scout, of five trig'll* In Jaaons. him after an argument, aald “I Tbe QJO views era n*ade public The CIO's antMaftation views Seminole County will hold a Court by tho. committee today along aa well as those af the other got you now," ami started shoot­ Funeral service* will be held at nf Honor Thuredav night at «:(*d ho Methodist Church In New ing. “The first ahol hit me In organisations w ire eabmltted to o'clock st the Prp.bvterian Church to Iks joint com plttee early last tha arm and knocked me down," imyrna tomorrow at 4:00 f.M. and Annex. The Seminole District of rravssid* services will be conGrant related. “I don't know how far la Its h. a fte r the general wageth* Central Florida Council will uctad by the Masonic Order In many more time* he shot— I wasn't r fraeta sf Jaa. M. They have charge of the prnprsoi ho New Smyrna O m r te r /. _ he submitted were outlined before labor’s re. there that long/* Scouts will h* present from I aVe Other survivors >rrludo the wlPolice later arretted Roliert V. to Coqgreee Friday. It amounts prasentallvr* walked aut of the Mary, l.ongw;nod, Oviedo and San­ lo a flU llid tfMUMfil M lb# government mobilisation pro­ Anderson, Stf-year-otd white man, ow and on* other daughter of ford. law Smyrna; and two grandchildeconomic report Which President gram In a protest against general ami charged him with drunkennear, carrying concealed weapon*, rn, Carolyn and Philip Hud.on of Trumaa laM befiore the policy. T h o W o n th e r maker* rpriy In Jianoary. Hmil Rieve. rhairman of the and assault with Intent to m ur­ anford. CIO*# Committee ah Economic der, Chief lloyt Button of DaKlah JACK80NVII.I.E. Mar. 28 <P) BANDIT AMIH'KM Policy, told the (Ongraeelonal count* reported. Birmingham «2 66 Police said they found Ander­ A8 MARA, Eritrea, Mar. » group the Defence Production A rt Brownsville 83 7t G—A bandit garp amtsu»hrd an “hoe failed a# aa iMRi-lafUGon son armed with three revolvers. 68 Chicago 47 today, f»#vtng Denver 60 <1 others ' 16 FOV CUCUMBKRA at*Dee Molnea St 43 POMPANO BEACH, Mar. Fre.no 78 40 695—Orade A cucumbers a rt sell- BaaJit loader laggal Ifanaes New York 48 40 H f a t the farmer* market here sd tiro of bis comrade# wore killPhoenix 36 63 far I I L N a bushel. Manager J. [„ i la th# aiabush Bear Ahraihlko Washington 60 46 Warren soya ha believes the high­ Mlsray station, SO mile* east of Winnipeg M) 46 est price ever paid before was l i t . i n u r t . Melbourne 74 tt Polica are pursain; th# 70 banshortage routed by raid Mrs. P. M. Qlnglos malls Invitations to join th* 8ominol* County Miami W 74 « given aa tho rauao af te who rasde off with all tb* Chamber of Commerce Inscribed w’th th* novice: “ Don't Be A Stop­ Trl'ahaeeee 76 per Ito a Starter.” Attached to each card la a largo cork stopper. Tampa 70 61 Governor Denies Being Warned On B o o k ie Problem Casey Refuses To Wagner Stands Pat Big Time Bookie Reveal Details Aft 3 other Schools neyeai uetatis Of u t Make Faculty Culg h C h a r g e d With Snip Transaction Minister Praises Work Of Kiwanis At Luneheen Meet Merchants Confer With Legislators On Claims Court. y sffeS & riK a -a. ssaS S aw **" - **■ Inquiry Is lU»gun !Pilot Club Enters Into Results (McKinley, Maxwell Dri ver Training As King And Queen R . K ! CIO Denuuub Revival Of Strict Control On Rents, Food Prices { S IlkHHKd ,;.4 L i t e j ’tWikii iaH Y k^i# ' X, �WEDNESDAY M A H 28. THE 8ANF0 B P IftWALI), J U N F g g J U J j I D ^ fA t.E y . \ o Sales Tax Argument The Sanford Herald R s ta k lls h » 4 la I M f l U l a t H l a l l r e i r e y l S alarW ar •M I tU a r M F la tM i 111 N t t n l l a A t t a a a . . ) W N < rla s* M l l t f o * '« w r i t , >*1 * . « i n # N a i n n i M • f S a a la rS . F l t i l l l , i « O r tk « A ct • I C a a i r m a I N a r r k a, IDT*.__ I IO l.I.A M t L. i n : %Al K ilim n o n i i o v iik a m ____ S c a la r * * M a a a a s r h im H im o x NATKM ■•r « 'arrt»r __ ________ | .S3 iim H u lk i.a a •fa re * M naika _ - AM M l M aalka __ _ t.a a Om W ar IIM A ll a k l t a a r r a a l l r a a . r a n l a at I k a a k a . r a a a la ila a a . p r a rla a ia lla a a . ■aA a a llra a a l r a l a r r a t a a i a a l a fa r f k a M r p a r r at r a l a l a g l a a f a , « 1 h ka r k a n r f fa r a f ra a a la r tf tr r llr < l a s ra ira . _ N i f i r a r a i i f V a ii c a s l l r Iff I a la a 4 * > » ir« rn T ltp r r a c s ta fla a a , la ,., f r a l a r k , I 'k l r a s a , Iff* f r a i l , M aaaaa f 'l l r , a t. I.aala. T k* l l r r a i a U a a r a l a r a f fk a A a a a rla lr4 f r r a a a* k irk la c a U llr* a a r l a a l r r l f fa I b a Mar fa r rrf a k ll> r a f l a a af a ll I k r l a r a l a t m r t l a l r f l a *fcfa a r t r a p a i t r r , aa r rr ll a a a ll A l’ a r m 4 la p a ir k a a . THE NATIONTMMY By JAM&t MARLOW Proixmaln for a federal Rale* lax arc doomed to rejec­ tion. in the opinion of Congressman Robert L. Doughton of North Carolina, veteran chairmnn of the House Ways and Means Committee. He thinks that public sentiment would lie overwhelmingly against it. He advances the argument, lint unfamiliar, that a sales tax ‘'hours no relationship or very little relationship to the accepted theory of ability to pay," By this is meant that the rate of taxation is not high­ er against the wealthy than against the poor; on the con­ trary small purchases tend to lie taxed in a higher propor­ tion than large ones. As the sales tax Is a temptingly easy way tl raise re­ venue, it has always had its supporters. Bark In 10.'t2 It wns recommended for passage by the Ways and Means Com­ mittee. Houghton then led the successful fight to strike the tax out. lie still feels the same way about it. There seems little likelihood that the states which have the sales tax will do away with it. Few successful methods of raising money are ever abandoned by governments, ex­ cept under the greatest pressure. The number of states with the sales tax is more likely to be increased than di­ minished. This is nil the mure reason why the federal gov­ ernment should not enter this field. WASHINGTON, Mar. » -< * ■ » Although It's in tbs midst •( a national emergency, Ibia 8knd Cong ra n wont ret any recortl* at tha rats it's going. It's been dragging ita (set. Tms, it’i supplied headline* and rntertalnmrnt with ita various in­ vestigations, particularly on crime and the RFC. Rut that'* hardly a substitute for its main job of passing major legislation. This Congress has beta in ses­ sion almdst three months—ainre Jan. 3—and ha»n‘t passed, by ac­ tion of both houses, one major Item. Earlier this year when new* from Korea was bad, members of Congress clamored for dctlon. As the Korean news improved, the ardor of Congress for speed seem­ ed to suffer a chill. It's been Juggling some impor­ tant staff (Ike a hot potato— troops for Europe, Ihe draft, taxes —tr.'t has acted finally on none ot W E IW E H n .tr. M AIt. 2 *. 1931 them. This will give an idea of what's l.ren happening; Here ere mejor Items on which TODAY* IWPLi; VLubh , j there's been no final action: Troops for Europe—Senate's been fussing with (hie for months, ll'tlti ut dk'^RV^uu .all be re­ lieved h) (hr certainty I hat II U due Ur vote next week. This la Television, with its tlrnmiitic Impingement upon the Is the Important Issue of approving darkest before the ds»n. Every home life of the nation's families, is causing much argu­ U. 8. troops for Europe to help Mif h it H ift or hour* of deep depression. Bui Cod U «t111 our ment between educators and producers as to ita use ns a our Allies. frirnd md will »ee m thrciiih. medium of education. Texes—President Truman aeked Congress to Increase taxes hy Your sorrow shall be turned into' Rnalizing the immense possibilities of thia method of II«,hOO,000,000. This hasn't reaehJoy.—John 1(1:20, communication, some educators contend that twenty-five (d the floor of either house and won't for many weeks or Ssnfott) received ■ lot nl good |K?r cent of the available channels should be set aside for probably months. Anil If, and When, It does the purpose of education ns such. What they lose sight of, Itee publicity from * half page art Congress probably will rut cartoon in color* by Lynn lliudon say the producers, is the fact that many programs classed the figure In half. Draft—The Senate approved in Sunday'* Orlando Senlinel. Such |ns entertainment are educational In the widest sense, and changes In the draft law, particu­ notable pritomiilirs ai Herb Pope contribute (uiiiilessly to the knowledge of the viewer. Some larly to permit taking IB-year and Gene koumill.il were srtulical- stations have resolved this difficulty by establishing n olds and set up Unlverilal Mili­ |y portrayed while ihe Mayfair Inn. working agreement with local educational agencies and, in tary Training after tha present friendly co-operation, sharing tho airwaves with them. emergency. Thle hasn't coma up the iwimminn jhvoI. the municipal in the house for a vote yet. De­ Education ns carried on In the classroom would never pier, Saniotd’a celery and Braitey bate is scheduled next week. have a wide appeal to the video audience. No one can deny, Odham'i |ubrrnatorial bonnet were Appropriations for defense— however, the real educational value of amyphony broad­ Congress h u n t voted on • tingle widely puhliciied. casts featuring the [utrts played by tho different instru­ major bill giving money for de­ ments, of good plays, of popular science programs, and of fense. It did authorise a navy ship The Miami Rotary Cluh hat such things ns the presentation of the United Nations ses­ construction and conversion pro joined in the fight between Gov­ sions. Those and others of a miscellaneous tinture are Iroth rom to cost about 13.000 000,000 ut h asn t voted the money as yet. ernor Warren and Dan Sullivan of Informative and entertaining. Here are the more Important the Miami Crime Commiition hy Items which both houses of con­ gress have acted on: fivini the latter an unprecedent­ They extended the present rent ed vole of the confidence in the rontro) law until June 30; approved Hoik he it doing. And believe ut. a hill allowing the government to tehen.lhe Rotnry Cluh enlert a renegotiate defenie contracts; re­ the anti-Communlst law to <onii»vei»y, of that kind, it it Governor Puller Warren has visions of making Florida vised •eitainly convinced lieynnd any n Utopia on earth, where marlin jump out of the hays and let more aliens Into the country; and adjusted peanut marketing uuetiion of doubt which tide it coconuts drop in the front yard. This Utopia would lie for i|Uolas and acreage allotments. folk who want to retiro on something like $126 a month. Doth houses voted to give ser­ vicemen free government Insurance The Florida State Improvement Commission, which la an twt with differences. The two i The (florid* State Retailed At- admission there Is room for improvement—says half the houses haven't found time to get aocialion advitei Kl,00ll tmall nation's retired folks over sixty-five grant to come to Flor­ together, iron out the differences, and make this Mil law, butinetinien in Florida that if they ida, but can't afford it. The rent is too high. And emigre** aUu approved » qun’l wanl a new itale payroll |a* The Governor fcopoo to remedy that. II* has a Cttiaona itvesm lsw.r"L ilt iw th* bSswen ur .w lM servicemen end veterans. veterans. racked on to their prevent cotl of Retirement Committee which works with the Improvement semeepttn and But Mining has been dons on doing hutinen, they had better gel Commission. Together they hope to obtain long-range lonns the problem—so fx r as final de­ iq.lMHh tffeh their legislator* and rision goes—on fbring statehood to Ml Them know their feeling In Ihr Hawaii and A lu k a and tha right to vote to dtixens of tha District ipstler. It it loo late to worry plexes. The ocean Is right of the driveways. Sea breezes awof Columbia, about it after it becomrt a law. away diseases. Every home will have big ,front and ba Federal,aid to education 1* still Seldom, if aver, it any tax ever yards. Ovens in stoves will be waist high*<to prevent thft an Item In the refrigerator. Thu fcptalcd. And tmall butinestniefi aged from bunding down. Ram pa will be UMdln place of House voted not to consider at this f lime a bill to provide housing In will find thlt payroll tax U a ■talra. defense areas with qovernmenl vary buidmtome lax indeed. There's only one hitch. By tho time the 'projects a ft help! the Senate Banking Com­ built the 9126-a-month retired income, at the rfete the dob mittee haa okayed thle but trim­ The Krfauver crime inveitigal- lar's value la plunging, won't buy a dozen fishhooks. That med Ihe site of the program. Tha House voted to continue the lag comnittee, unleta itt lift it s why so many retired people are retiring In Mexico, where, reciprocal trade agreements act ranewrd by Congrett, will auto- •n $100 a month, a couple can get a hacienda with servanta. (or another three years, but the malically expire next Saturday. Al­ In Mexico, $100 buys three times what it buys in Floridn. Ornate hasn't stirred on this one. And neither house hat acted on though we agtre with Senator Ke- The big need for (tensioners is not Utopiu-on-the-Hcach, but the touchy subject of providing ffiuver that crime and ill eradica­ n dollar that's worth a dollar to retire on . . The Dalian Newa. food grains for hungry India. TV Anti Kducution f Utopia In Florida f k ______ tion are primarily a local retpon•ability, we feel that the commit­ tee's invritigatioit hat terved an invaluable purpose in throwing the tlighl of publicity on a number canreroui w e t, but like a tl many other peonle wa feel it hat aa far.mercty scutched surface. * The Lions Club League and live «ary Club League for junior boy* $r« now in full swing. More irn’ irtsnl than learning how to a ball or knock • home-run. Mtint as these elements of physical requirement* ere, is the development of c o - o p e r a t i o n among team mate*. You can not do anything in this world without co-operation, the wii|ingntM,.to five co-operation to other* in any joint enterprise, and the knowledge of haw la induce co-operation from others toward any common •oat. The reason America is the greatest country oa earth ie be­ cause it has learned this lesson of •r»t»n. And (dreamt among lesthen of c*-opartlkm is e rr frssebatl, ^ of the security that a good clger gives their men that lim y themselves have taken up the habit. And the ordinary married Dane Is great enough to buy rise r for hie wtfe aa well himself to th a t aha l o w __ d u re tha peace of a nsn-alaedBy HAL BOYLE smoke. And ha hat the coqNEW YORK— t/Pt ^ I love a girl who love* a man who is man solalion of knowing the Disdainful Women Take Jay From Masculine Habit Of Cigar Smoking •nough to smoke a cigar in the presence of girls who don't love t man who smokes s sigsr. Tiiat sounds e umfv-ed 1 tn rv . P«» ft Isn't. It merely expresses n<y deep J IedmjraUon it for a gal who some enchanted evening bellows across a crowded room: • "Don't apologise,. Golden Boy, light up another cigar. It's a pleasure to see you through /our own smoke." These girls, sad to add up, aren't ae many a* I'd like. Most women just don't have the same boyish carefree attitude toward nirotlne Indulgence that men do. They are tobacco enobe. Fifty years ago a nice girl wouldn't dare p u n on a cigarette In public. Today tlm average husband (a muscle bound from flicking a lighter to lw sure that hie wife gets a dreg on her favorite fag a t tha exact mo­ ment that It suite her fancy to erupt In smoke. I have men grown men break A Stair lew pasted many years down and cry because they htbdt ihe bonding of any weren't there in time to provide a t the exact moment for mot moke him. This recurrent feminine p rc. ■udke to eigne smoking ie ctfs •Irvlv unwarranted. Nothing builds up n man's feeling or manhood more. A dime stogie In a etreetdeaner'a mouth makes him feel like a millionaire. In Copenhagen, the city of ■nuff, the women are so envious -U _ CIO Dmands Controls (t>ntinned PtaMi fftiwi 'f lu ) ' said, too, th at the present law gives the government "Unlimited and effective powera" wages. rO n tha other hand,' Green, “the government’s powers over goods and services Ule worker has to buy are limited and ■ubitantUlly lese effective. Food prlres, In particular, cannot ba ICM PH1UVI. subject to effective price control. ;he present Control over rent at the time Ie ontv partially •flkcttvSL? The National Assodai elation of Manufacturer! to(d Use committee ware-price controls during W orij War If "did not prevent, hut only hid temporarily, the Inflation re­ sulting from deficit financing." NAM added: “The people paid for It In black market prices then and are paying for It In AO-cent dollars now "h is is a lesson which we sen ill afford to Ignore." The American Farm Bureau Federation opposed wage-price control* and alto spoke out seslnrt rationing. “Such measures," the bureau declared, "cannot control inflation because they strike at -rmptoms and not at fundamental causes. The real cures for InRatUr. arc Increased production, strict gov­ ernment economy, pay-ns-we-go taxation, effective credit controls, and sound management of tho public debt." The National Granpe, however, said control* ir e nec-.ssary ort scarce eeaential Items. It said general wpige-prite curb# "should not be necessary if wa balance Ihe budget or run a surplus; and if at the same time, we hold ilnco c edit or contract It." The National Farmers Union took the position that wage-price m ntrnlt are oseertixl. It said cri­ tics of such controls" are limited almost entirely to those who will he adversely affected by their imposition." Pilot Club H 'siilsssS Pi s a Wage oaei month. All memlwra were urged to Al­ lend Ihe meeting on Apr. 10 whan Installation services will be held for Incoming officers. Mr*. M. IRaborn will have charge of the program and the Installation ser­ vice will be conducted by Mrs. Ruth 8cott. Hostesses for the dlnnrr will be Mrs. R. II. Randall, Jr. and Mra. Maxwell. ,Drfy«r TrMqiwiii! (( ontlnwrd fn*"i »»(** Pi driven « ge One) groqp | of „ 3 t i?*1 >a In .Cl 1 »H U urttoenit “Read It In The Papers'*» Editor A Publisher Foreign Affairs Analyst , up with thv ft may seem like a email sacrifice Anyone who kept running story in tbe newspapers or to make, even.to some publishers, story in tbe nrwi I t was the late Stanley Baldwin, to It over the air must In the intareeziof combatting ornoted British statesman who, ae have been impressed by the num -: gan ltrd crime and gambling. Acthe Hitlerian menace wa* rising ber of times the phrase “ 1 read tually, It* effect Would tie to chisel jn IM A .coInfdth. then sensational tt it ln in the newspap* newspapers," or its equi- away another stone and undermine line: "B ritain* new frontiers a r e | Val*nt. « n. .poken hy witnrssci further our freedom to publiih. on the Rhine." i iieforr the Kefauver hearings in ; Each instance hy itself teems Since then America has rtcog New York. small and reasonable enough. nixed th at h tr own defenses a n not Although the name* of som* Judge Rlfklnd and others would confined to h tr shores, but He in newspapers did nut draw the most limit what newspapers ruulil pubEurope with thole of her Allle*. favorable reference* from wit- lUh aliout a defendant prior to ahd And what is true of the United nesses It became obvious midway, during court trial. Thia would be States also is true of tho other through the hearings thxl news- In the ’'inlerest of fair ju ry trials.” rations of North end South Amer­ paper stories formed a large pari Sound* rcsreuible by itself, ica. of tha background for the testi-j Hat put them together, and add So it isn't strange to find this mony and provided many of the the desire of other groups to re. ____ In effect __ _ (though .though Icau* for questioning. historic claim strict publication of thia «.r thst not a*iually) the k»y-note of the Tab, n aa a whole, the testim ony inArmalion (all seemingiy logical important meeting of the foreign offers .. strong counterargument hy themselves> and what started m inisters of 21 American Repub­ to the oft-used phrase: "You can't out to be minor Infringements lics in Washington. President Tru- believe what you read in the news­ turns out to he a real threat to man, in opening the first session paper*." Her.*, before the !” ihlle’s Irecdom of the pres*. , r -r.f whsl Hoiens, yesterday, urged the nations re­ •yes, w There Is nothing “ hvpoeritiear* presented to strengthen and co­ perhap, uundrrds, of nrwipaper about new-pnpers relying on the ordinate their defense* against the reporter* have written about New defense of freedom of the press great perils threatened in tha "ag­ York politic* in the last decade war in this issue. We wouldn't have a gressive expansion ut the Soviet true. free press today If our newspapers system toward our own hemis­ The Cmrtellcm, the Ericksons, ami hadn I fought a good fight on that phere." the Anastasias might have been many times In Ih r past. certainly would "We must also consider," de­ overlooked. Rather thkfl attack the evils of clared tbe President, "how we may have been "small potatoes." If gambling and racketeering by re best us* our strength to support they had not been publicised for during the quantity and quality of the cause of freedom against ag­ what they are by the newspapers the freedom grianted hv the First through the years. Tslevltlon may Amendment, It seems to us the.r gression throughout the world. There are those who are In­ be the glamour girl of Ih* Investi­ it more wisdom in following these clined to discount tb e'd an g er of gation hut it was the newspapers, words of Senator Kefauver: Invasion of the Western Hemis­ not radio or TV, which did the leg "We must' have a cooperative >1 phere acres* the wide reach** of work, the spade work, in uncover­ effort of tha .Federal, state and ing and reporting a large part of the Atlantic. That (• a very danlocal govcmidsmts, encouraged and gerous thought to entertain In the evidence on whirh th* (waring* spurred on hy k vigilant and active were based. these day* when ships travel by of tho people. And only However, several times during interest air as well as on the sea and be­ when that occurs will we I* able to the hearings the old question of wipe out. vr neath it. eliminate most of the Pprtlpo* of tbU my A.P. col- publication of racing Information crime that we have lierti talking popped up and the suggestion wa* legaue, Hark Barron, who wa* a about." war correspondsnt with Italy's made that newspapers should be Marshal Qrailani during Ihe Ital­ prevented from pobliihtng race re­ ian Invasion of Ethiopia In 18.15-fl, sult*! This put newspaper* In an says the Marshal told him Musso­ unfavorable Hght, especially with Rollins Fracas lini a t one time had tho grandiose John M. M urtagh’s who said "our ( r e a ll h a t d Tra m r a t s n a s i a idea of Invading Brasil, Graslanl trstimony such a* Chief Magistrate on this. > esserled that ths Italian dictator best newspaper* are hypocritical" Dr. Wagner, youngeat college had his plana laid for Brasil but injiublishtng this information. president In tiw country, some Why don't these newspapers tim abandoned them when he became e ago aald he had taken "the In­ I convinced the United Slatee would which seem to have a genuine two years ago against stopping organised presidency back up the Monroe doctrine. II terest in advice of far m atu rrr heads than Duce felt that he had to invade gambling stop publishing reports mine, but I was convinced that some country, as a m atter of pres­ of how horses ru n ! Certainly, no sound husineat practices could tige, and m compromised hy pick­ one I* Interested in what a nag nave Rollins." came In for, except to find out ing on little Ethiopia. The faculty charges Dr. Wagwhether ha won money," Mr. MurU. 8. Secretary of Stata Ache- tagh said. He said th* "rry of tier, 33, With bad faith —and some that ___ he will son, as America's representative freedom of the pres* la hypocrlti- predict ,, . , be fired . . himat the Washington conference, Is eal" and "It ia about time news- *Tlf *• b* * * said to be aiming chiefly at aehiev- papers would he harnessed and ‘hree-man M ute* committee n o w * rston r nuMDhlnt those.' studying the situation. Some alumni Insist on his . >■Although Chairman Kefauver m ilitary strangtlm so .they ran as mao* no direct refervnre to thh. in tVsIgnatiun.' 1 . 1 favorite his closing remarks (he diri Indu­ Students, defending rate the committer wodhl fetum- professors, demand th e action be largely b y '* * UfAtW BUltJs. • riosti* sumd Hctfun on rating wires rescinded. The Rollins cuts w ere made a f­ yyw a do .C ongress)' many "people who heard or aaw th e proeewtlngs may1 te r a survey by tha administration riMfAM showed' that student 'enrollment agrafe with* Mr. Murtagh, " to <48 r e p ti This [« on*-of those areas where ijhxl 1 year 1 wmrttt drop II *I* going i n be Onpapula/ "for guinvt the; present 030. Dr. Wagner Had no rtimmral _ new spapm to - fight' ajreiHsi rw•Mletlowfvoiis th e rituM Utlon >of today; A thetisOMm Committee -U • studying (he. situation but no £rio !n<*wr BP r i Miw r e f H t r-:tn fun -a report. qplnkw,/»e .twwfeiill „ ™ n. Atberiew-’-nirw qm d:af mor# raw* ma ‘ siarUrt nations ran Mntvbeaditnanas IftnrH • *•’(■> uld tiw'amphm1 P U M P U M ] ! __ ___ adopted Ita reeomm ___ January, Store than, tha FRA haa de­ clared Itself a t s lose to under­ lie ml the council's recommendation on a course designed to save lives, the advisory council has said seams "inconsistent with an •thcr recommendation th at In cUou In tho school* should be r K arrangomoeta. TV problem aeUvlttas la (Ea Wastorn sphare la s grave on* and mfest ha dealt with promptly. CorntnOnlat iaganta are vary actlv* throughout_________ t North and South Amvrlea, and thia borlng-ln process la dangerous. Th* Moscow Frtvda ha* da notmead U»a Washington meeting c more pmet teal." of foreign Mlattuf* aa an Ameri­ Tho .Tallahassee Bafriy Council can plot. Well. If that's what It la, otutlou U/giSj, then more power to if. A t least It ih w o fh teg .ap in l/ ,tq strengthen AJA-fnaa our Eu'i t Srkich la truth frost ||n«, If * r * S*' »*'***a* :’4 t$ fJT smoke a rlgur yau are I I srerh and behlnddha-whoel expensive mood and don't f te - ’ “ **** • rise eiiltcttllir sttyjyriy T* X TwP = • INMytaient .iof- Ed oration even true of wives _______ __ I hare a theory agent womenf|> ; • • >*“ •Uon ___ who don't like men who llb r I#ir papaa and what $addr dhi IMO-Bt. Tho local contributions cigars. It lx very simple. It b • h o b ,,j f ‘ *5* Pi theory that If. when they wuri A ir ru, t girl* end their father smok'd But y«»M h* surprised how rigar*. thev kind <>t forever ianv fathurs a goneratloo ago L f » 0 ! trlerward Ilka man whn smoke Md to ch*w toha eoa laatoad cigars—If they liked their papa. i smoking. of th*.|na true toe and oil, And It works out verv well »t. y*u uaua and Iqsqrsncq for f tho cor. ually, because m att girls Kk» imfnL ■ =B= P *,ri»rj»*j K *V 33B I ieg^ialiv* rg* ^ "Why la K that whanavvr any othor fltri a t Um party paBad increasing the amount dl *hnh can b* issued to 1750.000. ’ut a cigtretie you had a hundred match**, but whan I did It you flddrtdy, Al 1 atetahea with Let’s go, ■r t t a M O P lA N D O . •$V a H IG IIW A v Tim* waa when we cottW "t 1941 8TUUKBAKER SKI), •VBrtuoOy i « t m U t m Today, tho turn of i m i t i M ahd prepared to strife* quickly : V |7 P 0 j 1937 PLYMOllTH COACH 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN M Lot a mak* our Chambbt of lion, geared to rep rai n t ALL of] 1948 CIIEV. 2 DR. SE D A N ? | Jci tllfew i IMS SUPER BUICK SEDAN).! t | | IM7 DODGE SEDAN ..... J j t|22B -m . . 1*48 be on our * •. j ■*: 1948 DODGE SEDAN ♦ - ■ , - ..j:> M S A N F O R f) /V )’ that They khsw In tlw ta b on th* 4roy homo th* mala “ bh*lr baleful) v bay: lifetime w o u ld ............. S <|1|B.OO �wr< t> WEDNESDAY MAR. 28. 1951 =nfc t x t i Social And Personal Activities .HONE HA Social Calendar WEDNESDAY Thr Mrlhudist Church’* Prayrr Meeting u il| be held In MrKinlry Hall «t 7:411 P.M. Mid-wrrk prayer service at 7:10 I*. 41. "Com* Thou With U» And W* Will Ho The* Good.” The Revival Service at the • First HajiiUl I'liunli will U gm Kaater Story Heard By Story league Personals Mrs. Herbert Moore told an Planter story "Candle* at Mid­ night” hy Alice Kel-cy, at the meeting of the Sanford Story League which met In McKinley Hall Monday night. Mr*. F ret Ktbli presented a St. Patrick* Day atory "G ift, of the l^preihau*" h) Klhna Sheehan. Mr-. K. J. Nla. preahlent, n p rr* . ed her appreciation of the work the mem her a were render inn to the Seminole t'ounty School through the story hou; each week under the ^ufxrvUlon of Mr*. William florhe. It *»a. announnd that the men; dll present lire _n .......... . rpro.. U ra will benefit Riain In May including a comedy Kiatn ,.lay. ay. K. P. Au«tin of A tlanta, Ga. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr*. M. R. Strickland and family. •t H-.OH I* M. TH.MINDAY 'llir tiler Club nf Ht-mim.li- Hipl, School will sponsor a dan. r at U:ih) P.M. at the Armory. The lieviv»I Service at the Flrat Baptist Church will liejrt * at H:00 I*. M. The Garden Club I* snoinorinit a flower allow at the Kpivojtal Pariah 1fon m-, und the public I* ^ in v iu d to enter exhibits. A l the clo*e of the melting Mr>. m The Methodl.l Men's Cluh will K. C. William* and Mr*. Roche meet at 7:0(1 P.M. «t Mc Kin ley «rrved trfrrsitmrntx to th r guests Hall. .Major Paul (‘tank will -peak present. on "F uture Ciliten*.” I R ill tY I lie L'ttlled B au g h lm Ilf Confederacy will meet .7 :0(1 P. M. at the home of Mm . George Riahop with Mr*. J. G. Sharon Hunter Kgg Hunt Is (iiven For Orphans Mr. and Mr*. Charles Howe* returned Monday from Miami where they were called by the illne-a of Mr. Howe*’ father. Mr. ahd Mr*. W. W. Kinsey and ron of Corpu rh riiti, Te*. are visitinp Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Cor­ dell. TFTB SANFORD nWRAl.D. SANFORD. FLORIDA Mr. and Air*. A. C, Dilworih of Brooklyn N. Y. have hern the guest* of Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Mon­ ger for *e\rral day*. KiCsIs-i Mgfr Hunt Is i.it< it t ill' i hildren f RADIO STATION | W.T.R.R. w rn x r.x n s s S:«n Worts ii i ii , Sill T ik U - ' i X ltr IllA lllm And tlns.llln*it i t Vnur |:"0 M -f-tnr; l ’riic- Anns* Si 1 * llv ltf-JU0*l *!*« TTi* Hhvtlim Iln u r ill! Kport* K in g Of l>*y «OU New* tits Vonf.inl M arhri «■!« T m III s Ii i Songs CtJ* S jvirm i a*r*ilv i itt li.<nn> rjiHMlman C m -n n ;«# lorifiinK cm \ Cloud M l Hn.no S'nr A l^.t> Ml* M l-* Ilrnnk I ltn.-nrtl Tilt K n y n n lo - t)|' l o l l . ’ #.«■> V .irlo ly Hsll CSV ( l - o l T L r Utn.l »:*e .Vlfehl IM Illnb t i l l W ill Hoc.1 Ai i n , : in V)e r.»i iiroIon- In M. l*n**r sits I f - lo n ro liiu r ..................... .. I Roll. I i.n i . N a n . ) fo llo w in g - and I'.il Itia g d u d , Mark . II- .war t Al-.. i *.iim v S.-i ug p . I.mda AMr ■ man. G n • t Willi- l ,ay KM .>orth. liiiii.ii r , 111.1 Jllll 11r. i•■ Ray, Mti. ll.il.-r 1tavii. \ i i , niui \ ud. Mi MrNell M<- t'artci \\ 1,1..).1 M . 1 Itmi’ diiH, Mr*. G. A. till!.. \ld.llliii and Mi tviiti M u .i. Itinit>r I'lttwcr Show riuirstliiv And I’ridav H x lltl T h o Ithyil.ni r in l. News U 'r r l r r n Jsfntu.r.'. T|AO S u n n «vi-|.„ I, (*t„h 7.IS N o * ) l:S A M orn ing Spuria IM Iiln n l:IS •*l*-,t I’lporr ill* Mnrnlna lio to iInn 1: 1 . Slmutn ||, \|u m .’ XSA W o rld A I \i(.r » : t l l*f)M Hroit n U rgnn Itsn I To tlS I I.. t • Ii 1*#»1*i 1 SI., will iti iiiii|iiH» 1inn v i it ll lltA tli.lti rt.' i•(■ . ‘. .I .Tll'tM t! t■ .. Ttmrs1 | M.lai .11 IIm* l'«ri*h It- * H. »s»|» La...l.a (Milt llifil h oO .C I ffMt.l 1lit 1 * HilltUll illltl P’rlmary X. I:... iiimI M’Urf »»f» h .a u t lI It .tt lipl | ft..in fLi in til nr High S, ItMx.| k«tit (’•»iii|D*o* f«»r prise*, n and iHhK Cltoll1 » irai 0«t ||« 1I Mu*li.%uikI(i.i|l i’lilrlr milII rotn|H O h«i t iiitiiiili. will Itl *) lie cn(Si la »«*! I.« i ll, 1toll Hi l(f * (u- v a r- • :IA U * m i o , c m ..ii w arm 1,1 f hr \tio Vml, Jan;, and Hobby W a in.* in.I i>■ v i.loyd, Larty iiii.l Richur.l I'l.ld., ilulch l ' 4 »- u ii on, Sara Alin U SO tln llr d Nstlonn in IS J * r k Smith SitS found; David Wilson, the least, an.! (ire gory Nihla. k thi- prlr<- c u k . After (In- limit i.-fi i-nhmerit* Nos * ( J« t.ul.l . a ' rn hii.lten of th- PHoi ..f It.. I'hristian afH-rriooii. being won by I j r r y H o ld s , f '-r the nio,t n - g t Mimic l.**»*t* I’sm Mr*. Alice M. Amies i* report- IS: S* A t I tome c«i resting well after a recent II. *» Now s operation a t the Frrnatd-t.aiigh- III*! sign Off ton Mtmoiial lloxpltal. T IM Friemix nf Mr*. J. C. Cook will he plad to know «h* is recuperat­ ing after an urn-ration Monday at (he Orange Memorial Hospital. PA G E T U R D S Sn,*oI* I '. , r |o Tre a . nn Pin I'M I‘srado Friend* nf Mrr. John l.. l.ee in IS A ll-i», A *11rI. M ti-I, An Kaater ray hum w«i given will rrg rit la Darn that -.he is in a* co-ho--tea*. IA.1A N on , The Garden Cluh la .pon-oring a for the Method!*! Childrrn'* Horn# confined to her home with an at­ I* IS M -l.-d i l l o r i i l n r IS.tS (Jo y l^iinhnrdu . . . . iio u flower »how at the Kpi-copil Par­ Monday afternoon hy the Kplaro- tack of influenu. Ittsn (ir> -h r.trn And S. u r i s h House, and Hie pidjir la invited pal Sunday School Clam at the II J.i t ln r n ln r V.,rl. u . himi«« nf Mrr. S. O. C haw Jr. Mrr. H.iyd Royal and infant II • to enter exhibits, It M ll-|. IISMSII on Mellnnville Avenue. •laughter, liartmra Jo, have re­ ItlSS t.*> mon‘« I -oil T „ |.t , , MONDAY Prlte* were award.d In the turned In their home nn Kim IT vo W o rld Al N.iiin The St. Ann’* Chapter of the S Haitlo fo rm 1‘ly , ,» Holy Cross Episcopal Churrh will children findinir the mml eggs Avenue, from I he Fr maid* 1,* ugh- IM liKO Popular .-t.-i tl>net al I*. M. at the home and th. ntif* with fate*. Ap­ ton Memorial Hospital. I II M i l l ) AtnrrS-tns l:Jn S o w s of Mrr. M. Minarik, Ftlrt Pnik proximately 120 childrrn were \ 1:» rv Mr. and Mrs. Ralph John«on 1131 Wo i k o i Varlatlo. Avenue with Mr«. A, It. Key n* present from the Childirn'* Holm, |» a n d r b k o n Js»r Mono linm I, the Salvation Army und other and Mr. und Mr*. J. II. Mexser T: ■Art .-O-hostess. ■i At Tltr .■ Sunday Schools. of llrockton, Mars, spent »he 1-1S TWoodrld T l'K S II A V i i S cheili rca y , M ar Tho*e assisting Mrs. Chaxc 1 J« weekend with Col. and Mrs. W. T. The Daughter* of Wesley of the S'**titr>. siory hoinr in I ’o n iitw , JUS flats r> U Ha mil I,: n were Mr*. Fred Uall, Mr*. It. F. John*on Jr. Methodist Churrh will meet in i,.ling ilii- winter in l «•* Munir- L n to rt t’grn Mi-Kinley Hall al 7:10 | ‘. M. with Whitner J r„ Mr». Randall ( hue. t i n New * Mr*. Irvinit Feinberv amt Mra. Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Ramex and t i l t tty llr<|u> .1 Mr*. M. C. Wright's group a i M W in A h im u g h Geor|t«* Iti-hop, Jr. Mr. and Mr*. John McKntee of IlAA T h e till). I In,. Hour • hotet*. N, Y u ri. whn S:SS S p o rtllltu >.r |t,«> Oak field, N. Y. and Mf. ami Mr*. n,or Mi and Mr*. N r n -i Krnie l.a cclle of Rochester, "N. •t ios I ,)« r. i urtir.1 t<o l l Hanford M nrkti It- in.rt Y. have h.en the recent guest* of t i n T h lllg lii Hoi.t'l - d lf lg W O o d Hollywood tt Ju Jtporin P a r .dr Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Monger. lly MBS J. H. MKNICK lly HOH THOMAS *:|i In k S|...i. I.'n irria lti. on a tic h fu ll i ling 7.An Itrix irl T o T h . |V..,,|r Friends of Mrs. Sam Martina 7llS lb., kin and han- a HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 2H -4A 1Photo lly Tint Swalin T h r I 'b n r lo lr ,, . Mi*. Lillian Real* a resident will be glad to learn that she Ttjn M elody U i o ll.-.h “hold.I lu- .-lactic Here’s an oxcar nomine* who at* Ctiallilu » of t'nn.n rn e Fi t.-rtailinu tit I’t i r . w inner* nl thi* R anter .g g h u n t, spim sortxi f.y '«■**»* |raoov<j m n a j an. im|.i< . -ionx made hy tributes her performance to being her eighth year at a nursing ha* returned home from the Fern- t.tl C h a m her *.f t-o.ttrnrr. *■ I’ero l'o n tin ill. 1- .NnIll'll;lv nftt-vnoon, s i r , left to rig h t, liounn Nt-wat.iUe, f«(. ti ara .ihl: t vim 11* *1. fom liSn old.Laughton Memorial Hospital • jn V a rie ty Hall . .1.1 <l| ..i|ipcat miickly. pregnant. Vi a n oi,*: :in>i lirh-rrs t .min. t. n ) i*k d old. home In Orlando on Saturday, Men +t„ Hand The mother making this state, Mar. twenty-fourth. Mrs. Beals where she has been confined for >;*n N le h t ISitlllon the past several days. ment is Eleanor Parker, one of waa • ill r M I H FFtJ g|i « iftrn ft .illo n lio trn . pre n. only tine nl th educated in London but came tetn on your mat.mil Si In l(*e l>ani-riiior the five artresse* in the running to America many years ago. I'rean out iiny nrinklcn in yuui tim e. I'ln.-e one iniltorihoh- on th I*.no I'n lt r d Nailonr 0 for the top Oscar a t tomorrowt«il She lived In New Hampshire Meeting Ih Held Hny M i'K i . i , , ( ,r ), i loth In fuir luymg j o i T putter’ renter of ynm pn.l oi lu.nr.l nhil night’s ceremonies. She was ex- for a while and several years ago A l Moms W ill, oil tin in g triini If ti*.» • niy, pi. • press. T h e n platf- t lie* .e n in .l nutBy Truth Seekers IIIAim on N e w r peeling her second child while I.ought a home In Lon gwnod rntife l.-nglh of y»nr nHilt-il.il l> in position nn.l fit.--*. tllSS Plan O ff •• making "Caged” which won her where she was known for her As you prv«x ilnrl*. to. k», feed . link, suii* ill.- thi.ndn tunning the nomination (and the Venice many charities. She had count­ The Truth Seeker* Sunday ffom n i t t ’d g r to r.-lvedge « l e at pleats into position |s- snip to Festival award for the world’s less friends in many sections of School C|**a of the First Metho­ angle* Id till eltixiy edge .heck y o u r p l.tl.-rn guide to Are In best female performanre last the United Ststes. Mrs. Beals dist Churrh met Monday after­ HintR To1 Hotisewiveh right which di fey lino they are to I.. of yotif .nnlrrial. EPISCOPAL PARISH HOII.SE t e JOYCE BKyi.S year.) r exam ple. Inside Is survived by relatives in Bos­ noon in McKinley Hall. I ’les Sfe'-h seniil, tII. k , d d tt, and turned. .........■ — F'o......................... .. ... -hnul Like all award winners, Misa ton and New York. Mrs. Nellie Vaughn nn prestaeu presided .M r d a d s nnuitllv tn in to u n td (In fare r i n . ' i n g ‘ II with »n Itnrti etn akern anare nkfnir a-Kinir pleat I"™1 o.-.w.e ................ . , . T I I U H S M A V . M A IH II Hit---*1111 T O IV M Eleanor Parker thanks all the absence of -MansFuneral services were conduct­ over the meeting In af . help — (Jlfoor, -7. .Y. ow ahd ........ewhnr -thcr .-am. . enH < nf lhe dn *. hn — lailoring thcr iteam. script writer, director, photograph­ ed by a Christian Science reader Mrs. J. B. Crawford,I, president, for -■ I I t l l i A Y M A I H ' i l ll«» i n ilO A M 1 f * ••-•»(« »• M that make for rtii.ro satis, i In piotfing ptoltlng nkirt h ■ -•amor■ ollu ••tin ” tiie Jcillpeintun ..f (I. iiii - or er, producer, makeup man and at the grave in Longwood cemr- .Mrs. IL W. Turner •r read th* tricks fsctrtry finlslieij gsrinentt. Tln*n- latg* ar.-u of your g»nrment, ment, fIlk: if * ” ‘'n -"ire.- f .i the tvi»- m • devotional, Mrs. C. C. Prie*t of­ ■ _prc*s agent. But sho also hint* let it Menu tlen n 1 ''' '* A h IT .T S 11 C E N T S ■ IF te'’MTi several factor*' involved llk«f jour rlotli -at.■ felly nmt>1 ie( 1 ,rt" >' * ^ Pr-,?oon• that being with child helped her ,e 7 h Cary Hand ...tv m n i- .* * utl w.uil. n -rSM • e .il n d ___. . 'O U ev«» n. w ool. I a Von. .and Funeral Com fered a prayer and Mm. Vaughn plopoo fit of rsltsos. laying .... gently l - r - - . - only gave a is e m g t » role. 1 rr»* Wit sew ima-fci chart* o f the burial. tradiusl th th. gm pattern on the material .mrr. rtl . at h time, th-.-n icaUJu-l Following the business meeting ami “ I think having a child i* close­ h r m ia t* stitching, . Jaximillan Shepard, nwnor of land to k.ep tint gran .lint ..... ...... ...... .. ly akin to the work of an actress,” th r Longwood Hotel rave an In- refreshments wsre served hy Mrs. .^Tn give Clothes you make ai hnn . ..Iran-ht und ai ri» id are let to • .o I She eaplnined. “Both are creative teresting speech at the Sanford W. I*. Chapman and Mra. J . F. that '-professinnal liMik” R i* n hiker, lie sure |.< II tl. He functions. Having a child is the Rotary Club luncheon .Monday Riser to the following: Mra. Hev- necessary to hive an Don aud Icnglhufisf .hi. id. it wonderful thing that can on the Importance of unlvrrslal sie Greek. Mrs. Prirst, Mrr. grvul clean ironing hoard ph.l lin­ I*r* '^i .in w i 'i l g s|,l»- wlo nttrl Vaughn, Mra, Turner, Mr*. Mar­ jipen; it gives you a great cloth convenient to you- *»v [Nixrihh-. I.ul if yi.u pn - on th* garet Shoemaker, Mrs. C. R. ing thrill to know that you are givlnr tight side In' sure tn u*e u p i.... Ing ing machine as It Is tn )•«. ».!■ life to another person. That rrea- hope for her rhanres In the an­ Tale, Mrs. W. 8 . Thornton, Mr*. w * . wins, tape. npe,||e», and thread. riot It. tlveness Is hound to show In your nual Oscar derby at the Pantagr* Octavia Ru.abler, Mrs. H. F. rrcAsIng Is necessary ‘ I'l.ssing pods, .iph .• h pil­ Oral,I, Mrs. C. A. Ponder, Mrs. satisfactory jtarmrnt pork. ing mil, tnilni’s pad, :-• ■ • pn.l tomorrow night. Ella Irish, Mrs. M. If. Brock, ing It in good rendition. . . . . . . . . end ti-nni pud, a ir etrellcnt uid. “Also. I am one of those lucky Theater “I’ll bo there,” she assured, Mrs. J. K. Wllsdn, and Mrs. M. • Women who feel perfectly wonder­ ’but same pressing points that ttd rgiw in giving the rorrect hup.- to I don’t expect to go home J. Morris. ■ ful when they’re pregnant. After with an you satisfactory le-ults in y.mt tuivtxl scum* and .Iut'Oscar. I can’t quite de­ the first couple of weeks, I feel cide who will win it. A few rowing at home: Press only one detail nl n time. healtheier than ever. Maybe Be months ago, I thought Gloria Press your pattern piece with • When you have two -mall darts il the vitamins and pills I get Swanson waa a cinch. Now I’m warm Iron before laying the at lhe ha* h of the nn Mine, or IW' i build me up. not sure. Bette Davis might wslk “Anvway. I really threw mysrlf with it. Or Judy Holliday. into the role In ‘Caged.’ I waa away It’s a toss-up between thoxr dropping off eight-foot walls ami three.” running down hall* and doing all Always Comfortaile In Any W i n . hit tort* of stunts." . ... Capsule Review: "Follow The Miss Parker is so enthusiastic Sun” Visit Our HARPY BIRTHDAY should please movie fan* ^ about the state of motherhood In general and golfers in parti­ Molly Jo Morrison Refm h meat I liMir* • that the wanted to have 10 child­ cular. It’s the story of Ben Ho­ Mrs. A. J. Walker Bar For ren. Her husband, producer Bert gan, the links ace who made a Mr*. II. L. 7.lmmerman Candy * I'ayFrledloh, doesn’t share this aril- mireulous recovery and comeback Vela Nelson Italic ' Where llaiplnr.* Gnat* car*! ■ ate and Is holding out for four. a fte r a crushing auto accident. James Rkhard Wilton Ho Little. His wife has coma down to «*• The dlm ax to the story Is ob­ They already hava twa girls. vious and it Is wall developed. The military tralninf. Motherhood presents certain other elements of the drama ere I,AST TIMES TODAY The Hotel was arranged for hatsnlx for film start. It’s not as not too defined, but the fUm a banquet for the Dalo Cam s*Is bad as the old days when • doesn’t dwell too long oa Uwm. Speech Claw of Orlando on Tues­ c, .n iMIRGINCY WEDDING"] r waa “ ruined” when It *»• As a sport* story, It ranks among day night, covered that she had a child. the better efforts. Glenn Ford A large party hat been booked (Gloria Swanson was the nrsi and Anne Batter perform con­ the American Legion Friday. aSIIEKK to break that hex.) But nmthtr- vincingly as the T etan and hit forService THUR8I)AY & FRIDAV a t Christ Church is to • hpod forces an artrosv off the wife, supported by Dennis O’Keefe he held at 4:00 o’clock Sunday screen for a certain period, snd and June Havoc. afternoon. “LUXHKY" this can be haxanlou* to her car- F lo w er S h o w K NEY t A FLORIDA STATE THKATRK# m r~ K ■| don’t care," commented Mis* Parker, who Is c u rre n lty working In "Detective Story. After all. a woman’* most Important func­ tion Is having children, regard * Of what some career women Wit'SBe*Ides, I was off (he s c rv n for two year* when I had my n r « A bahjr. and It didn’t seem to mat^*MI*a Parker doesn’t hold much NEWl EXCITINGt LUXURIOUS! PACQIJINS Cem ferl It te Im perlant . . . whan you play th# ••m a, and equally w , whan you (ult w atch. Thb thin wat moda far fhof raoton. Thh V-nack ,1 ■ L j-— B M V i l t l t H VW VIfVTI if* fact taa-»klrt will ho your faeorlto for oil iporti, hath octiaO ond ■poctatar. 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However, old Case's predicament would be welcomed by any other Wknager In the w big — ——— — — —— — — V* leagues.* L , Carey ie being "fo n ed ” to mak room for three rookie* on hi* •quad who are burning up thv Training Camp Notes Orapefruit League. Hr AHHOCIATEII PRKHH Top recruit ia Mickey Mantle, sensational 10-vear.old *witrh hitter. Mantle, wh*»e name I* not ST. I'KTERBUDItG, Star. 2 8 on the Yank roater, rame to camp shortstop, but wlten Joe Di- 1/1*1— K»l Btanky, pepper pot se­ rame up with a bad cond baseman of the New York kid waa ordered In take Giants, ha«n't lo«t tha knack of DiMagglo'* place in center field. getting on base. The veteran inflalder bitted all The fleet-footed youngater war pul In care of Tommy llenrlch. time* In yeaterrlay'a 10*4 victory who tried In show him the art of over Washington—and hr got on playing the outfield. Casey «aid i.**o five lime*; Manky walked he’d like to send Mentlr d"«n to four time*, banged a double, lea rn the nutfielding trade but knocked In a run, dole a bate, the kld’a terrific hitting I* •cored four tun* and wa* a gen­ making old Cano hold up on hi* eral nuisance to the entire Wash­ ington team. decision. Infirlder Gil MeDougald ard LAKELAND, Mar. 2H—(A>>— pitcher Tom Morgan are tint other reenilta whom Caaey would George Kail’* Injury 1* giving like to carry thi* year. McGoug* former Ohio Staler llal Daught­ aid, who iparkled at *eennd ba*c erly an especially rood chance to fi the Defor Iteaumonl of the Texas Isa- »«e what he can do for tire l**f year, hai been awltched troll Tiger*. Since t!MH Daughterly* former to Ihlid base—and the *hifl Un't bothering him. Gil, alway* Buckeye foolball plajrer, has U rn A .3.10 hitler or better, probable trying to make Detroit’s diamond Will alternate al the bag with varsity at thirst hast. Manager Red Rolf* said DaughtVeteran Rill Johnton. Morgan, who rparkltd at Hlr- erty is okay dsfen*ively hut Is mlngham lait year, l*n'l on the wrak at the plate. He’s being Tanka' rotter either but if hr givrn a thorough trial now with keen, up hi* terrific work, may Kell benched on account of a (pike make the grade by opening day. wound In his hand. The three rookie* learned up to DBA DENTON, Mur. 2H-GP>lend lha Yanka to a 4-0 victory Roston rookie pitcher Jim over the Chicago White So* at I’ope of llrave-’ Akron, ()., has been order­ Phoenix, Aril., ye*terday. Morgan ed to report for Induction pitched shutout I all for all in* Into the Armythere Apr. 10. alngs |o ytrateh hla acorete** The SO-year-ald tall, blond Inning tkein to IP. southpaw Improved rapidly last Another rookie who shined Star a ! the Tribe’s Evansville yesterday waa Charlio Maxwell, farm In the Class D Three-t Lea­ 14-year-old Dolton Red Ho* out­ gue ami had Irnpresaed Manager fielder up from Rirmlngham of Hilly Southworth In drill* to date. Hie Southern Aitoclatlan. MaxWell drove In three rum with a PHOENIX, Arl«.. Mar. 28-l/P) triple and two ilnglM aa the Box —Th# Chicago White Box will famed the Detroit Tiger*, S*l, retain their spring training SI Lakeland. Ted William* eon- ground* In Pasadena, Calif., Irlhuted four tingle*. Rill Wight through 11)30. and Kill* Kinder checked th* Vice President Chuck ComUky Titer*V Ml on alt hit*. has signed a new 8-vear option Tha Cleveland Indiana’ "kid In- for the return of the Box to eld" blasted out 14 hlta aa lha Rrookilde Park. the mauled the fit. Louis The Box opened their road rown*. 17-7 at Tucson, Avis. URatwtanl by ala-osblng a 4-0 Itertetop Ray Boone showed the licking by tha New York Yankee* with five for five. Including yesterday. imer and twri double*. Heruiid Infirlder Ider Al Kusa.- has Iwen eman Boh Avila collected four sold to Memphis uDcoodltlunally ilngle*. third hateman Al Roavn and outfielder Mil Iflgiim haw |»ov# In «lx run* on a homer, lieen returned to the aarno club m o le and alnale, flrst aaeker on 24-hour recall, Lpfca Easter celebrated hla first KL CENTRO. Calif. Mar. ippearancf In th* d a rtin g line(/S’)— The Chicago Cuba, who had Ip with three ilngle*. Ioim rum by Mont* Irvin and five first basemrn on their roster Year* pared the New Yark at the start of spring training, •nta to a 10-4 triumph ovtr have clipped this load down to two lion at »t Orlando. wiianuo. Rookie hook i< ■ —rookie Dae Fondy and veteran Vaihlnatan teesr nnwi inwman ami Monte Ken- Phil Cavarretta. The fleet-footed Fondy, obtain­ 4C|W ed from the Brooklyn chain, has l I# ffigni oiowi. Tha Brooklyn Dodgers shaded won **t over Chuck Connor*, I Philadelphia Athletics. 10-0, temporarily at loaat. Connors ha* I t laalaga at Miami. Cal Ab- bean optioned to Lot Angelo* subJoct to 84-hour recall. ma doubled home Billy Cat jack tha winning run. The DodOH —nruce MIAMI, Mar. lost tha service* of ratchar Edward* could bo one or the most Campanula and outfielder valuable players on the Brooklyn ika Bnlder for a spell. Cam* Dodgers this su summer. Its** that Mua fractured hla right thumb necessary catching Insurance in j Rnlder tor* the nail from the rase Roy Compendia Is Injured. ddle finger of hi* right hand. Campanella, the club's No. I Earl Torgaaon and Hid Gordon U rkstop, fractured hi* right rove home two runs apiece to thumb yesterday while th* Dodg­ Md Hie Boston Rravaa to a 4-3. er* were shading the Philadelphia Sft-lnnlng victory oyer th* St. Athletic#, 10-0 In 18 Innings. II* aula Cardinals a t Bt. Peter*, will bo out a week. nrg. Tha Brave* shoved five Edwards filled In for Campy •ns across In th* tenth off Tom and did turn In a fine Job. tM a lty . Tad Klusaewthl drove horn* PMOKHIX. Aria., May. 88 (Al M a runs an a M ir of triple* to Mickey Mantle, the Hew York Y ted Cincinnati to n 7-4 victory prospect, doesnl doesn't think he's ho's uquite 1 ta r ths I’hiladi Iphla Phil* at Yankees' super-sensatlonsi rookie ndarwater. Pour Phllllr error* ready for the big league*, even If fbm helped. everybody else does. "I'm not a big league fielder," The Chicago Cubs also posted triumph, beating the PI lie- hr explains, "and I hope I'm sent ^ J Pirate* by that margin at to Kansas City." Mantle has been the talk of. the an Bernardino, Calif. Ransom lichson hit a hm rar for the Cub Yankees' ramp, and his hitting and running have ratignt the fan­ cy of many vetaran baseball men. u *2lrJub/'bhlih,,drf bAll NotableH (Jo To Coiling Funeral ) BOSTON, Mar. 88-</»*>—NotAMra of the spoita, civic and pollleal world today attended the anew I of Kdward Thowbridge Eddie) Collin*, S3, Red Bex vice resident and member of base- C «iw a*!ifa*. RAN RKRNARDINO, Calir.. Mar. 88—UP)— Report* indicate th at Ralph Kiner may taka nver tha duties of Marty .Marlon, « . Irtiuls Cardinal* manager, a* Na­ tional League player representa­ tive. If Kiner la rhoaen he would like to retain hla Job aa Pirate spokes­ man. Pitcher Cliff Chamber* la the Rue alternate. , liM Bill Veeck Seeks Howell Is Fired LSU Play* Host To Spivey Scintillates In Kentucky Straight Iron Curtain Tilt By Idaho School; 3rd Annual Boxing Win Over Kansas State In NCAA TournamentTonite May Quit Football from th* ny HAROLD CLAASEN For Globetrotter! SPOKANE, Wash., Mar. H - </P)BATON ROUGE, La.. Mar. — — Collegiate boxers throw lA*)“Thli aort of thing is the life a roach—and the death too, punches in the third annual South­ ern Invltatioiml Boring Tourna­ guess.' Horse’s Mouth Negro TeamWouldGo ofI That Lew was Millard (Dixie) llo- ment starting tomorrow night. 88 2 To Russia, Czecho* Slovakia, Romania Ily ED HAMPER Tha Rotary Club’* Junior Baseball league got underway Monday with a game between the Giants— managed by John I'ope and Bobby Nrr w m an-and the Pirates— managed by Jim lliggln* and llrark Perkins. The Pirates won the opener 4 to 0 which Indicate* D ia l_______ the older boys have discovered he elements of pitching and v ., t have msny high scoring ge ,is of the 27 to 15 variety. Playing will, an assurance bred In the Lion* Club league In yminxrr years the Rnlary buys are Ihr varsity rerrail* ■to .Seminole High School's (ram* for Ihr n r\l f,-*» years. Itanxinx from 1.1 lo 1.1 years old the kid- play » ilh an sl­ ut.«( pnibuiunnl kno«lr<l(r of Ihr e—ilrric rlrmenl* of game. Li's n rare youngster who doesn't know that a pop fly lo the Infield with a mnn on fiisl I* an automatic out or the na­ ture of the fiu-liating balk rule. It I* gratifying to note Ihr surer** of Ihr Junior league program. The surer** i* dir­ ectly due In Ike men who give Ihelr lime and energy to Ihr kid*. The 1 s t other club* In Ihr Rotary league - Ihr Ti­ ger* and Ihr f’utm—are man­ aged by Hnnny Powell. F. II. Keoll, George Bllne nnd Hub Cornell. The "men In black*’ who call the game* fur ihr lloinry II. F. Gann* ami Orville Toiirhton—faro little outright nppoaitlnn from their charge* but the khl* some­ time let nut with a covert "blind Tom" crack when the umpire'* bark ia turned. Reriously, the program ahould engender others like it in tennis, swimming, foolball and basketball, Each of th snoi _______ aa ular a* haaetiall given the wholehearted effort of one of th* men's civic club*. Nothing could he mors satisfying than working with a group «f eager kid* on a hall diamond. Th* energy and salrll which they devote lo the game mere than rompenaalea for Ihelr lach of fine*# In slaying ll. After nil has* ball started aa a game far kid*—nal Ik* spectator sport lain which l| has developed. Young Dave .{vTjliain- haa l«een sent down to Minneapolis by tha New York Giant*. Th# II fast Infirlder had little c ne# to replace the wily Eddie Manky whose ..100 IHitting nvetage ami •terllng play afieltf have won him a permamrnt place in D um ber1* heart—if ...................the 0 ( Giant manager pos­ se* tea one. Ilut Btanky won't be around forever and William la young enough to wait for hla shut a t tha second base job. lie probably la to stick In lha ma. a utility Infirlder If M l aa a regular, but the Giant manag­ er probably figured the •*• •rplenre of playing dally far the Miller* would develop; the yauogsler mack faster than dcklng up splinters on a maor league bench. Rudy Kufrr, another hot field­ ing youngster, has also l>e*n sent down. Running behind.... tha_ youtbif _____ ful, hard* hitting Alvin Dark Ruf ns William*' am*’ Irtit the brill short «lnrp may yet Iwat out former IJIU star. f t Heminolr High football Coach Call "Goose" Kettles has taken ovrr a* Caen# manager this year and the Indians are striving dm. •peialrly to line up a contrnider for the pennant in rim Florida State trt-ague. Gone*, who I* iraowned Inf hi* low imillng point, has hard phenomenal sarreaa In basephenon past and m* •) a t tarn ball In Ihr ■V . up with a serious 1st division MINNEAPOLIS. Mar. 28— W V -E v e r slart your car up a. loot hill only to have it slop half way lo the top because it tan out of gss? Thai's also a description of Hilch. Kanut Sute center, tail well's attitude yesterday when Pairings will be made tonight night in the NCAA title-deciding game which Kentucky **on. 68 lo 58, the University of Idaho Board of for the three-day slugfest. Tha with a routing last half rally. For the first half Hitch, a Hegrnta announced tha school first match start* at 8 P. M., Goliat Shines At Plate For Phils In Spring Games ^ mare a|g foot seven inch center, want him any more as head tomorrow. WASHINGTON. M ai. 28— (/P) didn't The leather battle* match 41 mad* seven foot Bill Bpivey, hi * football coach. —Some people may think a bas­ Howell, one of the football boy* from seven universities In Kentucky rival, look almost in­ ketball game between tba Harlem great* of the "30* when he was right weight classes ranging experienced. Then came the second half. Globetrotters and the Russian all­ th* paaslng star of AlaUma's from the 126 pound class to 8 nlvey k.*pt right on going. Hitch winning Rose Bow] (can, now Heavyweight. start in Moscow it a daffy idea— describes himself as “Just a I.ouisinna State University, all but stopped. And when Splvry By ASSOCIATED I'KKKS but not Bill Veeck. roach looking for a job." fie said tournament victor for the past took command of the rebounding, Mike Goliat, a onetime coal hr la seriously considering leav­ two years, is the host team. The Kentucky wiped out a two-point Veeck doesn't profess to be a m lrer in weaMp Pcnn*ylvanla, ia tournament will be staged a tt halftime deficit to saunter to Its adillug furl ta the Philadelphia political genius and says he doesn't ing football. id»ho prc-ldent Jesse Buchanan I.SU'a 10,000-seat arena with a third NCAA tills in four years. Phillic*’ hope* of re pooling as see anything wrong with the idea. described the situation as one of near capacity crowd watching. Hitch snagged nine rebounds champions of the National League. “ Ijist yanr the Trotters played those limes "when there is just Fell teams of eight boxers— during the entire game hut onlv Goliat, who ’hit a merk all oger Western Europe," he one course open for all concern­ an entry In each weight class— one rame in the second half. while balling In the eighth slot •aid in an interview, "and tha ed." Rpfvey split his 21 rebound* al­ have lieen entered by LAC, Mary­ for the Phil* l*«t year, is ham­ fans really llksd the taam. Howell was given a new one- land, South Carolina and Miami. most down the middle with 12 I ran ’t see any reason why th year contract fast December af­ Syracuse ha* entered five boxers, coming after the intermission, mering the hall with authority for _ the Dusker*. •ttsra shouldn't play behind Ute ter his team had undid an • irginia threa and Georgetown, which found Kansas State ahead Now operating in the cleanup Iron Curtain In Eastern Europe Impressive year among the bigger . one. 20 to 27. slot. Goliat is one of the leading as wall aa In Western Kuripe. It brothers In the Pacific Coast Con The big fellow’* effort* Five winnrr* from last jrrar’* i- in Ui* Grapefruit I-eague seems sort of silly to me not to fertnee. In his five yrai a a l tournament will he Imiing again bronchi a *uccr»»ful close to th<- hit*, eircuit. .tmong hi* assort-ir nl: of because we play all around the Idaho, Howell coached nis his »team in this tournament. They am second year of coach Adrdnh blow* are five home runs. Besides Iron Curtain out not Inalde It. to IS wins, 20 losses and one heavyweight Evans Howell of Rupp'* current three-year plan socking al a terrific clip, Goliat " I’m sura the sports fans In LHU, Dl6-poundrr Don Oliver of He started almost from scratch sparkling in Ihr frld. C terhoslovel.t, Russia, Romania Hie dismissal announcement Maryland, HS-nound Gover Mas* some 17 months ago with a hand is Goliat pared the Phil* to a and every place else In east mentioned "a lack of necessary terson of Virginia and 123-pound of sophomores end Incidental «-l victory the St. I«nui* Europe like basketball as much as harmony" on th* coaching staff. I’ete Cam pa sil of South Carolina. upper classmen. Ills aim wa* to Cardinals at over SI. Petersburg, yes­ the rest of the world." Two of Howell's assistants, Jim Hriggman of South Caro­ wdn the 1032 NCAA crown and a terday. Mike drove n three run*. The colorful promoter whose llerachel Ramsey and R. A. lina won the 143-pound rlaas last possible trip to the 1062 Olym­ The Phi* pounded Winter (Vinegar antics kept Cleveland haaehall fans Curfman, were shown the door year but will be fighting In the pics. Bend) MixeR, highly publlcixad-fll dated fnr a few years passed the along with him. 160-pound division this year. Rut he ha* the big title a year lard lefthander, for four run* and first hurdle in the proposed tour The touinry Is sponsored by early. Nine of Ihe ten m*n on the right hit* In five Inning*. yesterday. the Southern Intrrrilfegiatc Box­ squad return next season. Onlv The Ito-ton Red Sox trounced Without loo much trouble he ob­ NCAA Swim Matches ing Association. exception is Roger trtiyne, third Ihe Philadelphia Athletic*. U-T. a t tained not only permiii-ion but the string renter. Sarasota. First lasemen W|alt Heflin In Austin enthusiastic support of the Htate After the title conquest, Rupp Drnpo of Ihe Sox and I ahi LimDepartment. gave tn»«| of ihr praise to Spi­ mer of the A’* suffered slight in* Sanford - Orlando vey'* "A thing like this ran do a lot AU 8TIN, Tex., Mar. 88—(A*) am ating second half effort juries. of good," Assistant Becretary of Speedy practice time* indicate but he also singled out Cliff Ha­ George Kell, brilliant Detroit Hlate Jack McFali told a reporter. numerous records in danger when I Kennel Club Entries gan for bouquet*. Hagan, who thinl bosemkn, suffer.*! a spike "It'« Iwen my experience that. the national collegiate awlm cham­ missed the final practice# because wound that may sideline him for n i M i / i i r * tts T H it:* if y»u avoid incidents, you can pionships open here tomorrow r i l l * r N .U It— • '■ l a r t l i of flu, entered the gam* when five days a* the Tigers irtrwed to ll-lin* ■ Aa< nl. My K. CL, CnBltur'l do more good In an hour with night. it was almost 13 minute* old and the New York Giants, 6-t, a t # l l i a h U la r. I ie lla n r * . K llln , athletic competition than dplo"Our hoys have l*ern making I-..I* . Ita with Kansas State ahead. With­ (jikcland. , . l.e , I Snail. mats ran do in a year." excellent times here In practice, in minutes the score wx* tied Kell was spiked Iwtween the v t'.M IX II M A I'K — K a l o s t l r Veeck derided to go about ob­ coach Tom Maynlr of Stanford l l - a n r r a . Ha,Id le r tla r. Du* U r- only to have Kansas Slate edge finger* or hi* right hand while taining an okay from tho Iron •aid last night. "I believe well a a i ' l M - r ilo n e lliiy a l, I ’o a g e n la l, ahead again and remain two sliding Inick lo first base In the i llo * lio n . M U - l.u re tla le , U a lu r k y Curtain nation- in hla own way. »*e a lot of records fall." points ahead at the r*ee«» third. , . .. M t. Declining an offer from Ihe Stale Robert Hrown of Iowa Stair, After the Intermission, Shrlby a him t* M i n ; - a isia* wn* The Ro*lon Brave* downed the Department, hr wen* directly to practicing for th# 60-yatd free |N>,M,lar I 'r l r r , P m * fllrL K irs I Linvilla potted a free throw and Cncinnatt Red*. 3-1, at Rradenton Alsus* then 8 plv*y tlnred In a two jibe dirwunn. the embassies himself with hi* style, covered the one lap In the M iring. Korealtr. Mllpplag Klashy Mai*. al*. Oecar f>- pointer to put K*nltiekv ahead. scoring twice In the eighth lo project. Gregory Gymnasium pool at Whlrllown. win on two hits, a walk and error. necha it lit KOI N T H M A ftJ — *t "I received splendid treatm ent the University of Texas In 22.1) and. Tlc-Tac- The Blue Grass Wildcats never Klat Hale. North I-and. The Brooklyn Dodger* defeated everywhere," he said, “ami every- second*—half a second under the T o * . I l . r * ,llla r y . l a t e r T w llla h l. again trailed. a combination of their farm hands. IxmIv I talked to seemed to think winning tlm In tha NCAA meet t ’o u n l r y laih * l, l l l a t * r . H u a a r lla y . Xfldwat- through t*”# li«t half rt-3, at Vero Bcsch. Milt Tireo, KIKTII n SCI'—Xiaiha Mil* the tour wa* a good Idea." last rear. l l u a .y K v v n flo . Ira m a a ru * . l a i l l a wllh Spivar a demon under the first baseman ef th* Miami, Florl■>., Kvanflo. Veeck said tho Soviet Embas­ Swimming stars from Georgia, Roll, lltue's iwg. Thuratoa. Ilari- basket*, the Kansans went eight •la Inti eague club, fractured sy** Hi-cund Secretary iZIncbut Iowa State. Purdue, Stanford, M il, ir* U dy llasisr. 7 full rnttiptes without j . ■scoring. hi* ankle wlitOsur home. s ix t h n A i 'i M / l i i l W n u t waa receptive. That, r combined with Spivey, ] Southern California, Texaa, Ne­ Mickey M a n t l e , sensational lllarh Topic! Jim * Ulrk Walhar a meant th* hall gam*. "In fart, he asked me all aboif braska, Northwestern, UCI.A and llnx. Yank rookie, drove In seven runx Itaxnialea. Morgan, rollon J, the trnm ," Vreck said, "their r«), Michigan Slata have already K»« laK r Whlrlle'a Imhv on a pair of hnmrrs, base* loaded coni, the players and whom Iheij c hacked In, ami single to paeo tho Nemhave beaten, lie seemed like a. H R * ® . Carolina Pro# triple Yale and Ohio Slate, defending Krodir r. i*olnt»*Mll4n. *giselluet mm. Ndttli C Yorker# to a I&-1 victory over th# . ttaeffb fait himself. rhftmH”"* ire n p rrtn l to fight King rtp**,l*ler, -r. Knnpe. Knppa. Os' rink lllll Eead In Tournament University of Sdulhern California , ♦Hie has no control over for t*«m honor*. In lrt»* A ngeici Johnky Hopp also tciiiMTfs NAArm il— —b/iaM* b / lO ta * 1Mt * m atter, naturally, but he a Hu-kh.. .. IIlangv ft lllg h ta n d llm la n d v fta s e r . hrt Yariks TanU and Billy j hom rrnl for tile I lia ) , d r i b * . T b u a d t r J a L L oiw ak. nib to submit a detailed letter CHARLOTTE..N, (X, Mac. 2 8 - Jphn«on dr*H» 'In five rvns. / 'lo7d.il Hound, i l l g r a r lla d . M ltc h U f nlscd It would he forwarded (/?)—North Carolina PT»* *>«>« !The Chicago Cuba nosed out the I ub* Beat Tigero 6-1 •tin •» • ” r ofrt scorforeign offlep In Mqaeow l M W MATH MAC ike P iltshuuk. n Junior lM gu « Tilt I'ltlo* »«»- SUKi.aall W—Ownaswo. tag vlctery over Dcrnardina n*r', tr « Ih r. RnwAy . B |i, a i'tro u p d lo f Texmf g J f nroti*- *fcn t * ■ n i" it vv a«i K r tt . .. * i lu w a dial at. Ovar l*y/t 1 M. t slnnals In t|tr first half of ihelr FPenn , .................j RtaU's freshttan fresh-wan basket* basket* j Blasting out nine hits the Cuba TKkTH n*l! with. He said that Mirk? Bruner, defeats*) the Tlgcra «-| in the Inter-state match, b*ld as a benr- ball team. It* first rine* 1943. la ITilco 11*11*. Olall Marshal Tito's first secretary hero t'.for T ar U fd pro. Skip A!gx- cbached hy last yrqr’s .varsity < gam* of th* Rotary Junior lllll. M«lsr Una, wla. Krtwdy'e seemed th* most enthusiastic of Laagn* Rase ball League yr*t*r( i Sptain, Joe TorcL all. With goth sUtes using mostly Veeck *ald Bruner told Min^s native talent, the T ar Ileal team letter on the matter K Mr •hot at tha sta rt her* yastie* off the hurllnng In the a n t ate bed to la Belgrade n* never lost the Isal. ' Reynolds In pus hTin g across Roflerg Stanley-Rc HVJ-ONH It (INII IIAt’Ri (Row lua. Mattouch. He plana plans ta try Iplomatic pcs t ''It was not until 8 ammy run. •InaS Moral, t/'nlarkv Me . the Romanian end of the tour If Tiger IJaeop THI It Iin tl h a c k : walntawa. Ptaany Biraad came Mpriitff to vdth ^a Hardware Co arrange tha trip to Butler c MrdTuVmi<l/ACIC: Nagar Ray. ria l At and G la the ftaal match in vritli a Cluflsh, Sb Male. Cnanlry luabsl. 214 SANFORD A V E . - * Tha famed Globetrotters already Fox. 2b KIKTII H»r*H- H-a U 4 r IlMler. th at the decision tegs flinched. gam* tour am up have a 100>-plua -plus gams Receipt ....... ,ite from the match went Bdtea, lb I-ells Mull. Hums Phone 1361 for Sooth America, W estern BoroNIXTII MAI.’Mi O. lien J. WalksKa ta Alexander. Lexington, N. C., gwCall, If ll„y. Jim* *llrl * and North Africa starting Aprpro, who waa seriously burned In Swann, s' 2b HKVKNTII It *«’); Happy H»uh*r. a pione crash that killed hi* 6. la a t year on a 77-game tear COURTEOUS SERVICE Johnson, rf I'oplM'. Mllh Ho* •dor/ the Negro quintet drew lOt.fKjO Hehrvrns, p i.lu m ii iiiC'Ml Thornier Jit. three companion* six months ago orris* PRICKS RIGHT fan* In Europe and Africa and ill Evansville, Ind. Jenkins, r IllahUii.i II... K llaarty RaSer. rden, rf v v . „ t .- k t, , U f . Knchsatwon 7f of their game*. The aeconl half of tha match Shoemaker, r< •og. 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I t ten* another I at the requiem mass in of manager Marty KArioifs lurch of the Advs perimenta and It worked—for the hi Epljcopla), B u r U d m n k L first game at least. - HtaUn w vn nrhritrtfil Jones reaaorfed with a doable and a_ alngfe, accounting f or all f a recurrent heart ailment a f jr^ being admitted to n hosplla V »_U far tha tMcnll RAPH PBINTINO—TYPING -•a " V i? ; -I-* * ’ J . > . �£ T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D . 8 A N F O H I V F L O R ID A MUTUAL More than t i n and a half mil­ lion non-farm horn** In the United S la in have no flush toilet* INSURANCE I)r. Henry McLaulin O p tn m c lrh l DO YOU GET DIVIDENDS ON YOUR HOME-AUTO _b u s in e s s in s u r a n c e ? DR. H. K. 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Apply Apt. h. rEErtoiniKc, “Kfcfr atrucllnn, I 7,nn«.00. 2 BEDROOM haute, block AKT1CLEH FOR KAI.K —3 • POWER MtlWEKH KOOK WOllk uf all kinds. Have* ROTARY BLADE—Unconditionalund G utter. Ilrpairrd anil Paint­ ty guaranteed. Immediate ifo* ed. New R.-ufw atudle-l. I'lOntitur livery. Free ilemun.tralinn. anyMini i itaiink- Sanfnm . t*h. timr. $60.60. V. A. Whm-lr.i, ft loua w . IL ft. Arkgnburn, . , m Ks> Necth) t mngwmnl. ^ n V l l T n . m , ^ ItnmirfnE Ail Trade mark palnli EUlo gal. work iMtaianlr cl. Iteunmiabl.' New Khaki llmforohtrta i l r each price*. K. M. Fugli-h. Ar.. .113 All siu- tarpaulin* Hon for ■I Am Phiuie _____ ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS tin Sanford Are. _Ph. 1311 ROCK LATH, SHEET HOCK, MARY'S LENDING I.IIIB UlV NAILS, *’ire.', R it.r.U IM.VILD I2UU Magnolia -I* nuw Open klon. thru Kri. 10 to I'J A. M., A to tl I'M . Rat. 4 to » P.M. PAINT AND BODY WORK Roy Reel, ."MM \Vr»t 'Jnd. Street, Sm ford. Phone IftSS. Expert • buy, fell A traJe u e d furniture. 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Realtor proceeding*, * h r Fellow *hl|> Fotmdnlion will offet nt publiHOMES HOME SITES ACREAGE GROVEfl niictinn the following Item*; ILT- -tnor* 2 * by li-H mid la r g o , with lot k» and hingr* included Wanted; g-oerry ersh'er, expert I like new l •nra n trfm u a but not re era airy. Apply Mr. Whatley .1 garland iimunenlal alt* ga* range* ’garot Ann Store*, 2 deep fryer* and riumerou* gnv WANTED-Hftrl for fountain and heater* and bawulifully LandacapetL W e ­ drug dopL Laney’a Drug Store. 2 hull! in model bath tuba ed for quick aate. HOUSEKEEPER for family of 4. £ hot water heatcra _______ If white can live in. Phone 466-W ■ 1 imported rur* II i 12 DUR BEDROOM Ilona*, buIK 4 after 3:30 P J t. 1000 piece* of rrotaurant wear. yenra ago with all Imprevwnewta. china and Malnteaa steel On comer lot. 100 a ISO (Chick- WAMTED: H arried man under 4» for Insurance work in Sanford. cutlery en lloui# and Yard.) Nice fatwn. Splendid opportunity, (’nntacl .7 refrrgrrator* fi mllea east of Orlando, 1 mile R. II. Taylor. Dial. Runt. 21ft 10 4-edroom suitefrom new building* of Ffoeida 2000 ft. V a 4 framing Melsch Bldg, or Phone &24-J. Fa-hiont Mall order house. F ur­ nished or unfumlihed. Pyle# WAITRESS ami Fountain girl* II/M mi ft. iif cellules and ahen rock wall hoard 93,000. Small down payment, apply Dane I’enlley, Rountillat I0*A off for alL Both for owner. and. Andorooti. Walgreen Drug Other article* such aa washing m« chine-. Idankat*, lamps, linoleum Store, Wt. and Park. ■ etc. SHORT ORDER nook -eulored. Term* raih Apply Mrs. Futeh, Greyhound Sale start* III oVInrk A.M. Satin Rt. 6 Bog 119-F. da.» March .1 1 , lltfil. LOT 46, F oM Mellon, 2nd 8*et lp>Hchea -crvrd on the rrmrndt 9246.00, 960i )0 Balance easy. Public invi|e>l. LOTB on French Avenue In III land Park, 1-700.00 «*ch. 96 LOST: Gla**e* at South*Idt* School or P in t llaptlit C hurrh. 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' 116; W .________ * » « ', : WANTED to rent 4 or I r furnished house or apt dttpo*tng n ffW I « tv in BenfaHf i P. Lots as lew' a* I’llO N K — 1MK.VJ w ow C O M I? ' a -O N O N W l/D 1 F j>4 W0* A L lC g Y O y Y O anaa ra a t »'■ -e v u a r rs X s i T l A T a . '^ - w ^ u srs a*r m a b h id soon 7 .- • \ u i A i u o W 2f r �THE SANFORD HERALD,J^A N F O R M jF l/W T U L t Col. Adam* Is Warren Says Acts ___ Appointed To Head Of '51 Legislature Interceptor Wing: TnlteFarReaching TALLAHASSEE, M*r. 2H—(/I*) —Governor Wnrren predicts srtioiir of the l!»6t Legislature “will have a profound influence on the life of every rltleen fot the nest two years slid |Hi.»|hly for many years." However, he gave no inkling In his regular mnnthly radio report to the .tale of the con­ tent of his own constitutionally required me«-age to the le g is ­ lature, wlileh will convent her# Apr. 3. lie noted oidy (hi I tl.r Cun stltutlon "requires the Governor St i «rb iit-olar session of (he Legislature, to communicate inlormatioh concerning the rondi. lion of (he State and to reromno nd such measure* as he tnav diem ex Ill'll lent." lie .aid the administration "bar been very busy preparing to co-operate in every possible way with the l.i gillnture. Its 133 member* will come to Tullaha iee us dirert einiasaries of the people, whom we in the executive * lanrh of I’overninent serve to the liest of our sMIlila*.’’ In a riview of the Slate' economic progress, the Governor declsreit "Florida Is irrowinr Florida In pm poring, Florida' 'ulute tim«|H,cCs were never —U . Col. J. Ross Adams, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross Adams of II IK I’ark Avenue, Hanford, Fla., today was aptmliil. «d commanding officer of the 113th Fighter-Interceptor Group located here. Col. Melvin C. Garlnw, Com­ manding Officer of the 113th Fighter-Interceptor Wing, parent crganixatloii of the flghlrr group, announced that Col. Adain* had tueh promoted from command of the HJrul Firbter-lntr■iceptnr Squadmii. The 142nd was Delaware’s Air National Guard squadron until tit • •! <l to active Federal aervire with the U. H, Air I orre Feb. I. Col. Adam- Joined the squadron In April, It*IH. and three months later l>ecame it * commanding offker, a imst he held until his promotion tn the group leadership today. Col. Adam-, after atleodiiig Seminole High He bool and the University of Florida, enll’U-d in thu Army Air Forcea Ip llesem. Iter, I9I0 and was separated ju l five yrai later. During his overseas Imjr t.f duty from February. I1M3 to March, I9H Col. Adams rominutubd the 31Gth Fighter Squadron of the 3 itlh *rli/hter," Flrnler Group, in North Afrlra, He |Miihted tn the flourishinr Tripoli. Sicily and Italy. Hr Hew HI combat nil-.lnns, chiefly divebombing , end strafing attacks, alwl>is credited with tne sinking of an Italian ilestrovrr carrying German troops, Cvl Adams wears Out Distinguished Hying Cross, the Air M<dal with two oak loaf riustera, ami the Eurupean Theatre ribbon with four battle stars. After his discharge from the service the Colonel Itfwame a pilot for Trans-World Airlines and flew regularly to Furor* and the Middle East* Hr Is mar. rird in the former Miss Elaine llammar of Springfield, >lo. They have one child, a year old School B uh Wreck da lighter, Diane. French President Vtmm P u t O n ) •tat#m*nU an lo lha rauoa of lha accident. Deputy Rherlff Hood also investigated tne accident. Production Aims I C a u t l a u s d F ro m P a g e o a a l be quite a* optipiDtlr concerning « . . . . ( . M i l . .11— 3 i | io c k iif, »♦« " hn , . l , l Auriot said ha President Truman >» hare and affirmaffect ton” held hr th* Atneri- P m ld e e t aald this ta "as old as our ry." H* wW It had « g and a a c r o d saariflre* of both a t tno some cause." Noting In partlctiUr tho French •trugglo against Communism In Indochina, President Aitrlol said four main tasks confront France! reconstruction a t fcomr, prosecu­ tion of tho wnr ggainst CommunIsm, renewal of industrial equip- Holliday, F e r r a r To Win Top Awards F t* m r a c e O a e ) K poo. Twrntjr Individuals and companic* were Hated as having been recipients of pa T.J _____, ________ In 1944 and 120,601.110 In 1949. Four w art named In both y c tn to bring tha number o f counts In the first Information to 14. Wrar said ■ warrant would b t Issued far C arroll’a a rre st Bond rould be made In 8t. Louis but Carroll would have to come hero for arraignment and trial. Carroll recently stalked out of a hearing JR 8 L Logs being con­ ducted b rittle lrn * U Crime InvastigstlnRrejMg|iltlf«v|h<skiad' byj llOLLYWOOD, Mar. Dally Variety, the film trade paper which correctly predicted last )ar*s motion picture Academy ward winner-, today picked the movie “All Alwut Kve a* the win­ ner of this year’s Owar derby. The paper says Jose Ferrer will win the award as best actor for his performance in “Cvrano De liergerac,” ami Judy Holliday (he best actress auar.l for her "Horn Yesterday" rolb. The award winner- will he anr.ounced toinnrru* night. The paper bases its selections v on a poll of a cross section of the jaiui iremt**r« of the Academy of Motion Picture-A rts and Hclenrn Josephine ling? is slated to lake home th ' 'iint-suppurting.aetrrM trophy fo$ her work in “Harvey," the paiwr a ,»*. It gives (leorge Hander* the iMrar for best tup. p u tlo g artor. Joseph L. Manirwlr* D numr^ for the direetlon and tereennln^ aw ard, for “All Alwut E ve/' "Mona Lisa" will be voted the top picture tune of the year, says Variety. The paper aald balloting is clo«e and a small shift In vote* might give the heft actor award to Will, iam Holden tor “Hunscl Houle, sard." Jeff Chandler rould take supporting honors, says the paper, lor "Broken A rro w / "Ha My l.ove" la crowding "Mona l.l-n’1 dourly fob the tune prise. Variety said. r ■RLNffa BUILDFMiRIDA—Famed far tta swale beauty, Florida Power ALight Company’s rscsMIy compieled OO.OOtvkllowaUptaat at Culler wUIhr enlarg'dhya7J,twokilowatt generator as part of thr utltlly's Stoa.000.00n expaaslowprogramlookingahead loPPirida'. future electric uwdu. Completion of aewsddllloo wUIatohe Caller lha maul powtrfal electricgsaerallag pUat la thr stair. Korean War I s u s 11a r v**i a aaggv saw* g sailed down to liieak up a Com­ munist attack east of the Chan, go road. The South Korean drive across ob apparently waa more im­ portant politically than m ilitari­ ly. In Washington, Secretary of Defense George Marshall said General MacAithur had lieun inItrucieil |o cross when necessary ,|<t protect his fiirn-u. The South Korean* may have acted on their jrwn Initiative. Strategically, the east roast rector lias little slgnifl.-anre. It I* lightly defended, prnbalilv only hy North Korean troops. High mountains run up almost to .Senator Kcfauver, objecting to tha televising of the hearing. Hr ap­ peared before the committee in Washington last week. the coastline. No big push rould Legal Notices he made In this area hy either side. Till: rat nt o r thu io i <tv In addition to Yangyang. the tvariHir. ikuiviiu : t ot v n , HOK« raptured Kapyong, ('bong, I'UlKlltS. is PNONSTR. gok. Ynunpu and tne border vil- IN Mlti kmtatii (ir It l l e S t T 'l l ’. IIK A H . luge of Soria. 11.1. CRIiDITItNS v.vu rimThe bad weathsr, Wednesday TO s e n tistivn c u iu s Mi nrfailrd to slop Allied bontbaru. NAAUO 4 U I S S T s a t l l RN T STSI, T o u s a il est.i, u f j o o a r e n, h-'J0i hit (sro airfields and a ■ ntlfW d a n d r e q u ir e * lit pew srnt troop rrplscsment w nter. any ,ta lm » a n d (U m k n d s » M . h you, Twenty bombers lighting on t,r e i t h e r o f y e n . aiajr h i t s a u a l u s t rsilar droppetl 1*0 tons of la.mlis t h e e s t a t e ,.f It. It. H I'H IH K A O . . i ' - m m I, ta l e o f s a id • '■■unit, t o th e on airfields at Pyongyang, thv •h'..u tils J n d * e o f a e n tln o le ( 'i i i i m / , North Korean capital. Other F lo rid a , a t h is o f fic e In Ih e c u r t Kuperforta hit a barracks area h o u se o f sa id C o u n ty n l H an fo rd . id a . w llk ln u le h l ra le n d a r at llamhting on tha rast mast. oFuloinr lh * fro m I h e lim e o f th # firs t Allied Naval f o r m gave rloso p u h llr a llo n o f t h i s n o tic e L a c k support T in d a y In ground c la im n r d e m a n d a b a ll h e In w r ltforrr* on both tha caat and west l o a . a n d s h a ll s t a l e t h e p la c e id e n c e and p o st o fflre a d d re ss coasts. Wonsan was hammered or ef s id th e c la im a n t, a n d s h a ll h e s w o rn for the 39th straight day, and lo h y th # c la im a n t, a g e n t , o r s iHongJin for lha 30th consecutive to r n e y , a a d a n y s u c h c la im n r de­ m a n d n o t so file d s h a l l b e v o id , day. Children in irm ots areas of Can­ ada often learn their school lessons in one of three traveling school • a n which run on the railroads. Legal Notice IV rtll'NT Of. JI’UIIK, IHtjlt state o r ru ts iv re o a trik IN f u : • f l l B BXTA H I'S A V f l r i l 'r l l f ! I H - s a fcf'l. r n Al l w H u m i t A t fO V IT .N V t N (litre Is I----- r “ Ivan t h a t I . I I I t i l 't 'l l F M .I led h is n o a l re ..{ th e e s t a t e .o f |H*ri a« KM dl'H A N n o t ' tf.*.»: w ifiirr. i» I s Tiled h is p e titio n ceased; mat f o r final Mat [e, m d i h s i h e w ill l a n n n th le D o u g la s apply to .IV • IfisnstreaNkf g i fo tn «tfh sH»ml STlh ho le ( V v n t r day nf A M Kxerutnr ( ■ lin e d ) JtO M A I.il W . HIM tillK A I> l l O I V I t n As a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f th e K a la ls o f It. II. k lu lrb e d d . d e c e a se d P l r a l p u h l l r a ll o n M a rc h S I, IM L , r approval of glarharee as ta of HlfHAN , d e c e a se d ’ IUC1IKI.LK lo r sf ihe twist* uf I^ M a c b tO s W ig h t. L y V h V W /E S .M J P S b , readmitted to Florida ttacks. The Miami Crime Commloaioi lias iliArKeil the novwW r inter vrnrd with th* Racing Ootnatto sion on behalf of broAfl-' In g Jllou t enor tin a csllcd w lm i ••■BRMa' The Defense Mohilltcr said nn ffort now It under way to gel labor leader* to return to the var­ ious defense production agencies. Elsewhere in the nation s capital a fund of more than H ,1(50,000,. 000 for payment of unemployment benefits haa been built up under the Roclal Security program since Its start in 1930. Taking Into arcount more than 1036,0110,000 In a separate fund for railroad workers, Treasury re ­ cord* showed, there was approxi­ mately 97,900,000,000 available at tha atari of this month to help cushion Iho shock of Job-loa* for American workers. That amount roprtsoota the necumulatod oxc**o of unemploy­ ment of compensation tax rolled. yments of iproximnUly S S fc 3 & 3 W fe ..r « .v Mon funds o f'th e various states, lorritorioa and pcssesslons ami turned over by them to the U. 8. Treasury ns trustee. Tho Treasury has Invested practically gll this money In Interest-bearing governa m t securities. Mwnwhlls Senator . McCarthy •Wls) called today for n reIon of Western European de­ fenses to Include western Germany, Hpaln, Turkey aad Greece. In a proposed amendment to the ponding troop*-to-Europe lowUlalloiL McCarthy also demands*! (A) a m o hand for General DougUa MacArthur la fighting tf c a KiwRnls Club I C .ltla a e W Law which requites ispotting of paymenli made to olhJr iwtsons ol all amounts ol more than JOU0 on which federal laser are not withheld. Carroll was summoned before the Kcfauver Senate Committee investigating crime when the committee ap p ean .i in HU l-ouis rtcsntly. lie walked out of the hearing because he objected to the questioning. lie later appeared before the committee in Washington. The section of the Internal Revenue Code under which Oarroll was charged requires: First, th at all persona making payments to other persons of more than 1600 other than those on which U se s are withheld by employers—are required to rc|»ort those payments individually to the Internal Revenue Depart­ ment's processing division, which Is located in Kansas City. Second, th at nil such payments must be listed collectively and re­ ported annually to the processing dlvisiin. These provisions arc •fv-nJ in- fkctlvA. 'y .'. In ­ ternal Revenue Cede. The informations, filed under the authority uf I/. S. attorney Ham M. W ear, cited Carroll ma having paid the money to win­ ning hctlora and In the f»rm of "commissions.". All prosecutiona under Section 147 of the rode fall under the Jurisdiction of Wear because of the location of the pro* cessing division. The first Information charges Carroll on 24 counts of Carroll's having failrd to file the annual lists, one In l M t ' and one In 1049. j Clitslflrd a* misdemeanors, enrh fount tarries a maximum penalty ‘>f one year In Jail. Jail, a fine of |1 ,or hothr Carroll toi tenrrd to 20 year* and (iovemor w iM W twton Fretfr* aad Amerlia. , i " It 1* fireeiu ry ta conttnu* this frietWllilli In ordar to Insure uur Ullltual M tutlty and prosperity." B Biff Time Bookie Casey Refuses (C a tH u ri Ttoai r u r o at) Auigrlcan Oveneas f k t . l n Cor­ poration. II# said tie <lid M t re­ call the m r im of moil of them. Called back Iicfore the Senator* today to supply all drtails, Casey simply took the position they had no right to go into the m atter. He quoted a Supreme Court opinion hy Justice O llw Wendell Holmes to hark his contention tueh an investigation uf the firm ’s affairs would amount to a “fish­ ing expedition." Case* Is a former Democratic member of the House from Mass­ achusetts. lie has been practicing law in Washington for several years. lie said he and his rnlleague would be willing to make full dis­ closure of the ships deal to any congressional committee w h i c h they feel has proper jurisdiction and “whrre the rornplrle story ran he told In an atmosphere con­ versant with maritime proceed­ ings." •The officials of American Oserseas Tanker Corporation are affairs would Ik* found to be en• onfidrnt that the conduct of their lircly proper and wiioliy above nulry, he said. lii kiivihrr of the »e«Aion, •oint' nioul.er. of the hanking subcom­ mittee had conceded to reporters privately there was a substantial question whether Iho m atter was within the scope of their Investi­ gation, concerned as It Is primarily with the MFC. Home numbers argued, how»i ever, that Cisco himself had in­ vited the questioning. They cited that hr had demanded to appear before the committee because the members had made a report to the Senate that he was Involved In "special Influence" dealings with the RFC. It was on Mar. IS, after Casey had made a formal denial of an*' Influence in RFC affairs, th at the Senator* brought from him by questioning the story on the ship* transaction. wltrma* Ca>ey came to ■hair tiaUy with statement rhallm g..... .. miller'* right to go Further Into the m atter. Ilofore he read hi* statement. Chairman Fulbright if).A rk| rarrfully reviewed ihe previous Casey testimony about the big profit*, tase* and other details of the tanker deal. Casey had testified Mar. IS th at ha paid a rapltal gains ta t, rather than higher Inroms tase*, on hie profits. Fulbright read repeated offer* by the former congressman nn Mar. 12 to supply tha Sonata towstigator* with alt details about the transactions, Including names of the 30 to (Ml stockholder*, their artnnl Investments, prefits, taxes paid and similar (Wall*. At th a t •Imr fasov offered to supply all this net all in writing. ' W g C W R R IJA ^IIA IIjaM M I "Mr. Ldwarda bell Ion* this m atter la out nt orue th at U tlon Is going to ba hnrrnssed and from me, ha certainly m mostfor )84 very^good reasons for NSW SAFETY ON SUPFIRY MM ROADS I rH Compton's denial tha am or nod received stM lffc'SK.15 ' h12!1 corrvspandent. Oepios i U r here distributed 1) copilot news reporter*. torfamanew w ith c lro l stxWxsfw avaiU ble on With Fluid Drive. tlBrp'a Ugg kwo tendency to skid on wet os You can start in higher mm m d im liy and get away mourn WHAT "JOI-tanO" MIANI .TO YOU r . j (real O’NEAL �t la U n ity T b t r * % S4r*n*th— T* h t d r i I I I f t i w W th* W m M| 1% F n M l i th f frrafres* of America. To P rate* h n f N l t ; lot S ta te * . ®Ije &mdxach feralft AN VOLUM E x iS n 8 Established 1908 TOKYO. Mat. » - W V Autttalian D-ggen and Canadian Princteu Pat» rolled up suable gains today on the muddy central Ko­ rean front. But elsewhere in the tentral and western setters, tlse Communists fought their stiffest defensive ac­ tion of weeks. They wtre dug in ebout lour miles south of the Red Korean border in both areas. The Red stand came at China rejected General MacArlhur't bill to talk peace with the Communist commander in Korea. Mac Arthur's headquarters told of Red troop and supply move­ ments which indicated the Com­ munists might he matting for a offensive timed to strike when April's seasonal rains hog down the Allied heavy weapons. In a Peiping broadcast spum­ ing MacArthur'i peace talk offer. Red China said h was impertinent and insulting and "worth only a single laugh." It added: "The entire Chinese people will . . . fight unrelentingly until the aggressor la completely driven from Korea." The B r 111 e h Commonwealth ferrea racked up their gains In rugged country northwest of Kapynng. A usela and Canadian troop* forded rushhv streams nnd arrant Med over hill *°* y with three days of rain. knpyong la l i m its south of the border and I f id les southweet of Chuncha* an the mad to AP correspondent Mat* Polo, nretaky reported the advances were significant.'Ha paid the dis­ tance c n U net he dtaetoaed. He ■fdas-tUsiss i - .v,( . - "Only the difficulties of the s s d s s s f ; “• "*H Field dlltntrhea aaid the Chinese warn twvtgg south of the borer In th* Cnttnchon area. They war* digging defense positions in the northern hllta overlooking the it-M iissw an ran* r t m i Professor Claims PeopleAreSameAs In Time Of Christ P H ILA D ELP fllA , Mar. 29 -UPi — Have you eve* dreamed what a relief It would be to escape from today's tensions to the "good eld days of htatotyl If you have, je u can stop kid­ ding yourself, re f the "good old d a n " are myth, not history. Things— and peep]* really havr changed only an the aurfare in nearly 4.000 r i g s The authority hefciad this shat­ tering nf wldM iHmi Illusions about a rosier past Y Samuel Noah Kramer, a University of Pennsyl­ vania professor Whets speciality la studying the ancients, especially the Assyrians. Hh spoke at the an­ nual meeting nf tha American O ri­ ental Boeiety yesterday. Kramer has J u t finished trans­ lating document* (ascribed 1,700 years before th* hltth of Christ. Modern Idiom apart, the document:, have a surprising 10th Century flavor, reflecting a variety of sen­ timent hut little altered over the centuries. For example, the people of an­ tiquity worried plenty about their equivalent of Mar. 48. Kramer quoted: "You can have n lord, you can IOmSM M M UOnPot* Tkrwl C Of C To Entertain Giants' Farm Club New York Otnate' official*, manager* of 14 ( M teams. roachea. and news tad M b m e n , will he the guesta «f th* Seminole County Chamber of Oammsrre at a barbecue at the grounds of the Fifty Associate* Monday at «:S0 P i t . Ed Whitney, O U m her 0f Commerce maaftpr, atated thla NEW SPAPER Three Deaf Mute President A u rio l Fishermen S ig h t Pledges S u p p o rt MisSsingS a ilb o a t To United Slates Tight Restrictions On Bftnk Credits Arc Termed Necessary Captain Of Tropicair French Lender Meets Asks For Direction With Truman Over Of St. Petersburg Communist Policy —</F) A S per rent national retail tales lax and a Mi.000,000,000 tlath in gnvernmrnl spending were among steps proposrd today by the Com­ mittee lor Economic Development In arhteve a balanced and ade­ quate federal fiacal program. MAKIM9 THI OPfNtMO ADOtllt before th# American Foreign Ministers Conference In Washington. Presi­ dent Harry S. Truman la shown In this general view *t ho urged the ? | American Republic* to fight Com­ munism 1*1 Europe and Asia or fare the mounllng threat nf Soviet agxt- s1on throughout the Western lie ml ■phoro. Th* President railed for th* building up of Lattn-Amertraa defense*. (International Souirdphotn) In addition to a $10,000,000,(100 lax increases as soon at possible, the hutinettmen's research group tuyveiied iisrlst reslrictiom nn ex pant ion ol bank crrdtt, and a nstional program to encourage private c u ; lu iiiw ssv P i . s . i t r n r • p t savings "This program .folly rarrled out," It raid, “ would yield a rash surplus of two to three hltllon fly Hit IIAMD FlShK Hollars In fiscal 1952. Thus it NEW YORK. .Mar. 28 <&) A would maintain the anti-inflation­ ary Influence of the budget but Horace Monroe And 115,000/100 plant tn make new > Kentucky Crime Chief print from -ugar cane bngas>< would nol rely exrluslvely upon ihe waste inalenai of the sugm higher tears to do this. At the Kings Of Rhythm Put Under $10,000 industry will t«- built in Florida same time, It would greatly -IrenThe United Hagas-e Olliilo-c To Provide Music (V'r|«ii*liun, with office in Olewi. gthen the defense against Infla Bond By Committee lion at th* points where the de­ t»n, was formed terently to earn fense has been weakest- namely Filly Jaycces today paraded W'ASIIINGTON. Mar. 20 <d'i control of the expansion of credit through llie City selling tickets to out Ihe projert. President of the ne wiomoanv i- — John Crnfl, lulled lo gamhlmg and the promotion of savings." Th* program was developed and their dance being held Saturday Joaquin J. dr la Kura Uuban rnci in northern Krnturly, refuted to­ n*e-t who devetnpeil a new and lie - day lo tell Senate crime invetligaput forward by the Researrh and night al the Armory- President Rtll ccs-ful process of tnnking p*|vir Policy Committee of the llutlneaa Stemper led the parade in a sound from bagasse, tor, about hi, adiviliei «nd a,in­ Research Organisation, and re­ lie la Itota said today the pro. n a te , He wa, pul under $10,0011 leased hr CEO chairman Marion (ruck prrreeded by Chief ol Police bond for | wimble mn tempt i ha rye, U. Folsom, treasurer of Kastman Roy Williams who periodically t e n D less rxpensive, the taw ri Irilal mote abundant nnd the qual­ Kodak Co., Roc ho* ter, N. Y. sounded hi* siren. Aflrr a brief iruinn. Senator ity romparnblr with newsprint The Commit tee'* "emergency The parade began *1 the Yacht mad* from wmwl, O'Cnnnr I DAM ) announred lo tax program" call* for raising an lie added that ulillting U'e itewsmen lhal Crofl h,d refuted additional IB.SS0JBW.DOO from ex­ Club following ihe Jaycee*' week­ cise tax**. Including the vales tax: ly luncheon and proceeded up watte nt the ingar cane prv<«n> s To aniwrr many of ihe queries. gajMyOOa/lOO more from indlvt- Park Avene* te Ihe dock turning th* fbirsts ami wild life and .lid OVooot aairl Graft, along with M - I s w m taxpayer*, and II.- east on First Street end ending soil ro n se n r’lun and water .utpiv tour *dher rwTlry WttnevM*. had Lvca.iss tb ria is nn problem of dr OPOjtKW.nm more from eerpera beer, rflreeteri fn appear b«-fore Ihe foresting to obtain raw materials. full committee tomorrow for fur Hops by meani of a "defense pro­ at Ihe Tourist Ce-^tr. Tl*e new plant, be said, will be ther rpieatloulng fits tax,” with profit* a love 125.Member* p f the eluh broke 000 la ird at 80 per rent instead ranks at Ihl urging of President built on a tract of land jd|*>*n! T)i*t will give these recalcitrant of the present 47 per cent. No Stemper and mingled with the to lie United State- b'lgai t'or- witness#- * final chance to talk change was recommended in Ihe rrnnd lining th* sidewalk to sail poralkin mill at Clewiston. |i will ami e-cape post (Me pros.-rntion litillrr li» , igai mill's wasir amt for contempt nf C'ongre-s. Con­ present rxrss profit* 1st on cor­ ticket- In the dance. porations. Music for the affair will *.,• its inilix! i opacity will ire tri.iNK) viction of rrintempt rarrles a pus"The taxation of rurpnratr pri provided by Horace Monroe ant| ( tons cl m v iprint annually. slhlo penally of Up tn Jl/MK) (me Plana tor , ■■nstruetoin ate in and a vesr in Jail. fit* Is already very close tn the hi* King* of Rhythm featuring maximum limlla that would be Sammy Revlla a t th# drums, A. the Murks, lie bit Kora said. No -aid he will recornmrnd safe even In a temporary emrrr- R. Earl, vocalist, Itay Jnhns-m and drfm itr date for ground bunking lo O’Conor full committer that It ask geney, and far lieyond the limit* hi* silver trumpet and Roosevelt has l>ei n »et, tint De I o lints adder) the the Henatr to rite Croft for eonth# plant -up lw In operation in IK th a t would hr tolerable for any Richard-on on the Tenor Kax. months d -ultriM.- yri i,-rili«- for ternpt Hr quentiotied Croft a* a prntartfd period." The CKII -aid A ten piece floor show will also const:’ • lion me obtained. one-man auhromwittr*. in a statement. put nn a show described liy Presi­ Tlir others who will lie givrti a Although government revenue dent Anno irr. l of tbe formation Klein per “w*ll worthy the I of th* I •* -.itnpal v I arne it a ehance tomorrow l*> change their receipts now are outstripping ex­ price nf admission In Itself." up|dv of mind- and talk *r» Morn.- Klnnpenditures hv more than |4.n'm. Th» dance I* scheduled to l^- ! lime wh»- • ir*I t tight man. I.oiil Rothknpf, Jacob Oirr» r -it|.| ono.rwtn. the CEP cautioned that a gin at P P M- end continued until new,in ■ Pilblltluna Biiurr-a ha\e figured ay Th'iriibr Guxii and William O, deficit ls in the offtng this sum­ mer unless prompt »t*p* at* taken the hand or the crowd v.rar,. out. ronaumptien of n*u .print i *‘*''jt M'Brtrn All terently lefu.etl to John Williams urged the Jay- •■ft percent above !!•!« ,md ptn- answer the committee*, i|ueatl«tia. to Incrras* lax** and cut down (he rees before th# pared* began to duct Ion lias gained only a ten* 2 S Kleinman and Rothknpf refuaprospective outgo. rc| to anvwrr qile-ti>m> at a puh’"The lax increase should mm* make the dene# the most success­ percent. This mean- digging iltln ‘Inek- lie session, demanding that tiein one step and should be made a* ful program ever attrm nlcd by the rtuh. H* pointed mil that the for the difference anti stork are vision camera* he rein over! from quickly as poeeihle," 11 Bald. trowllaeed <Ni r*i# Tlretl ■Iwindlitig. This supply situation th# room. Tomorrow's inert mg President Truman and Beer,-Iras force f some paper* In limit will tie In lurid fined doors. la ry nf the Trossury Snyder have (iiitik also declined to anaadvertising ashed Congrte* for an initial tax Th* New York price is shout rr question, at a public inerting, Inrroftee nf |in.<W.non,400 this ft Of. a Inn, the highest in .ibtins* but gave as hi* reason fear that year, to be followed later In 1861 he might ineriir male Inm.elf .10 years. by a second Increase of some $(!,O'ltrien, like Croft, would not I*e l.a Mni* did not have anv tVKl,non,nno, to keep revenue In •perlfie comment op price, let he talk to O'Conor a, a one-man sub­ step with projected spending. did :ay romm»rrial prnductino of committee. The House Way* and Means Kit min to and Rothkopf havr Committee hae held ala week* of f)**le Bank!, 80 Oviedo Negro, newsprint from sugar cane bacas e pictured hy the eommittee hearings on th# proposal and nett th* driver of Use school bus that through his |irnce*a was at a rniich lieen <I Mteflnii r«4 llti I'igy fI •tellweiFsf ri«* I*bi0 Tll»»*l Monday Is tehednlro to listen to tan Into a dlteh on Geneva Avea review of the current situation Pur yesterday morning, was from Snjrder. Whether he will charged by Htate Highway Pa­ preaenl any new revenue raisin c trolman R. D. Harrison with plans at that tim e t* not known. reck less driving, and bond was The CED wept along with Bor­ sat by County Judge Douglas der In advocating an Increase in Rtenslrom at 81,404 pending furthe manufacturers' tax nn aulo- thei investigation nf Injuries suf­ (rsHlsstl On Pss* VXreet fered by achtol pupils In the ac­ A sevenqmml work prognm, shaped lo rr.eei rL* fuiurc need, of a cident. Chamber Of Commerce Proposes 7-Point Plan For Local Progress W ASHIN GTON , Mar. 2#- M V Announced American casualties In Koran rot* to 87,120 today, xt Increaee of l,3M since last week. The total, representIng casual­ ties reported to the next of kin through Mar. 23. included M i l killed, 87.918 wounded and 10/191 mlaaiftg In action. The wounded figure Included I,004 who have since died and the m taring total included 07 known dead, raising total combat deathv to 9,401 Of th* missing, 1.063 haw tine* returned to V. 8. military control and 111 are known prisoner* of war, leaving 8,480 currently misslag- ________________ Ha predicted that about 78 pee. sons will be proeaB. tndudwl will be City and CotMty officials. W. E. Hsthawgy. veteran barbccaing expart, THU proper* th* meat, a*nr* I M # «te tend. la ess* of rain th* barbecue will OLDEST L E G IO N N A IR E be served at tn« Tourist Center, A U G U S TA , ffiZ Mar. » — <AV said Mr. Whitney. John S. (Dad) Newcomb, who say* ho ta th* oMeet living member of Legion, obeerved hi* MIAMI. Met. f/I’l Mure WASHINGTON. Mat M ’i desl mute ftthetmen told tndav nl |Jfd|[ff| |if(ly , nl making cnnla.t will, llic mtstltlg , |||m>ln " a|| nu, „| ,hc schooner Tropic ait and c»< n.»nging Nof||| AlUnlll | fc,ty O.gamrohon note, t r J V 'h T L ir'r' rod a ir.ro abnaxl d e n ie d to a.i.rie man aim, deigned In guide ' V ™ '' ' ,r'wm infd 'to defend them............. fmcgn ....... . " Jaycees Parade Florida To (Jet New Gambler Rapped "■ Million IMant To Sell Tickets e$lf> in the gull for iluee day,. Inh with nlequrtriv Iranilalmg ToMakoNewsprintf ror Ketusing lo mi-Mitg Mrs. Haiel At tee, manager of llien (em ails. The ronfeience last* a fulling fleet ,*lmnrd ,1 Venice, ForAimoryDance Answer Questions told e,| an hour. Ihe story ol the ro nltrl am School Bus Driver Is Charged With Reckless Dr i vi ng American Casualties Rise To 57 Thousand Hortens* Givens, If, Oviedo, who had a badly cut barA was sent yesterday morning to O r­ ange Genera] Heepital for spe­ cial treatment, ■ The other victim* of he wreck, Clarence Sapp, 17 and Janetta Daniel*, 16. both of Oviedo, are reported to be recuperating al Fernaid-laiaghtM Memorial Hot. pita). Patrolmen H tm ieon reported that a total of 84 pereona. includ­ ing the driver ef th* bu*. were e ven emergency treatment yesrday morning «| the hospital. An Inveetinxien of the bus af­ ter th* aecMlnt disclosed no mechanieal defeat* which might havo caused th* accident, and although the steering apparatus was not In th* best of aaodlUaa, H was not bed enough to eauaa th* driver to loo** control, he added. Five pupils, he atated, expressed the opinion that the driver had gone to sleep 8* the wheel at the time of the eectimt- The bus is a 1836 Chevrolet with a passenger rapacity nf nW*« 40. many ' to rent fra. Casy. Owners . rent ere adMrs. Bruce at growing Seminole County, bar been developed by the Chamber nf (omrnerre and now is in u,r. Jack Hall, acting (.reorient, disclosed today. ‘‘RememMr," Mr. Hall rfeclarerl, ‘That (hove (minti merely are used to keep u* us looklpg ahead. They are not jpeei.'te project i In themaetvew For example, ere of oTganliation. We want lo be our Important program p"ir.ta ready tor fast actum." Th r ( hauiher of Cotnrnerre ha* Is development of tourist relxliwi* The chamber's entertain, been rmnhaalting mmmunlty ser­ rnent romrHtt#*. using that *, a vice and lielter roll'lly relations guide, rianned ai.rl presented th* of late, he stated. Dimtnra havo Mg fyieweli tourist party last etagert dinner and husiire-ra meet­ ings in O«d*do xrii] Longwood the we~k that rtfvur JJU) guest-.’• OU *» yrorram roint*. V xld, past two m-rnths snd plan a Lake include ,J ) Atti.ve. -aw indintry. Mary assembly -hortly. New II13) Fvnervd o-rr canal and rort teraiure lay* strew nn hotels facilities In the county. farilltire, (4) Develop way- in end state headquarters aid our farmers, proreaaora and torProviding Florida Wildlife Fedrrashippers (A) Cuiti-'at* city-roun- linn;the exhibitions booths ty relations, '8j Urge improved thol arranging featured fashion shows at county -ornlv and bridge*, and 171 th r Central Florida Eipoaition, Go after eonvsntluna. Orlando, and at the American Th* sum total of aueh j r»ro- Legion .Show in Sanford; putting gram r#rr#a#nU a lr*m» ndou» on a hug# Easier Egg hunt tor volume of work and if worthwhile Seminole County klddin; staging 6 rejects ar* to b* eompbted. the b!g tourist farewell party; X ta acting preald* nt stteiaed, th* chamber moat receive not only strong financial support but th* actlvs cooperation of cltit*n* throngheut tha county. "Th* chamber here long ha* a f'V -r far progress and It has o' -tain*-| good rraulta, wit­ ness the deepening of the St. John* River," Mr. Hall pointed out, "JTtetOllF, w* are fnvDlnf N o. 156 Rosenbergs, Sobell Are Found Guilty Of Spying For Russians Intre-Aincrinin (’onference 5% Sales Tax Is Recommended By Business Group WASHINGTON. Mar. W EA TH ER Assooiatcd Press Leased Wire S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A T H P R S D A Y MAR. S f c f o s T Allied A dvance Is #Slowed To W alk By *Massed Red Forces MacArthur's Offer Of Peace Is Contempt­ uously Rejected By Chinese Red Chiefs IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y TH E Scattered shower* and a few thundershowers In extreme north •hi* afternoon and north and cen­ tral portion* tonight and Friday. Partly cloud) other* l»e. Slightly cooler north portion Friday. arranging a leas* extension for Florida Fashions In Its praaant factory sHe; arranging far 100 publicity picture* for the New York Giants' farm duba in train­ ing hero; presenting weekly news reports nnd working srith May. fair Inn officials to obtain con­ ventions are a few of the Cham­ ber's most recall I activities. Mr. Hall reported lAuc-.t: gel Ihfit own di,allied Imm I gomx when they lighted the ,, l.none. |hf ( U „, Au(in| |poV, m F (fn ,,, 4mJ M| ln Kng.................................... 1 of the losting of note, hai l anil (orill Iwlween the two Imalv. Ihe (hire ftthertnan worl for her. “ We're lout," the all girl • re­ wrote the fishermen 1 h#> .aid tin­ man aboard the -rh->onet wa vero h e .„ (,,l “ Th...» on il,. Tro picau appeared in good ...inl» The rroolerir w .- u irm il. auxiliary engine The girl «nd th, man asked the fishermen to re port them losl Mrs \.re e r-li nial*,! that at tlir iiieed il wh traveling Hi* Tropicair should pul into Boca Grande or Fort Mverrarh this afternoon. The fisher file Wlol I loti- i Bernard "The reroarks of the I're-ident of the French republic included a statement that the French people were determined to defend them•» * '"» ' f"teigo aggression jn this -plrit. thev were "" l" 'f" rl t» the " rW*niia11 rre-ldentiat Hecretary fo-epli Hhnrt -aid Auriol nl-., assured J>> rnmratr that the French '*'r r r ' K'*11 associated »tules successfully optm-ing" Com­ munist aggression In Indochina Possible Sentence Of Death Awaits Three Espionage Agents; Decision Is Quick NEW TORE. Mai 1' J </T‘»— A federal (null |Uiy tmla, convict­ ed three American cilicent two men and a woman ol bring atom *pie, for R um , Il relumed its verdicl al I I A. M. aftei dehheialmg the f.sic of the ihtec defendant, for teven hem , and IS minute,. The convicted trio, atcu trd of the capital offenve of wailimc "Plottage, weic jullu. Ho.cnbctg, M -year^U electrical engineer: hi* Jatk-haired wife Ethel. J5 "33." All .. ............ are from New York^ City. Federal Judge Irving R. Kaufman set Apr. R for imposition of 'entence. The death lentrnce wa* not mentioned during the trial hut Judge Kaufman told the jury lavt nlghl hr alone would determine the severity of -entenre. After «#ngrntiilating the- jur­ ors, Judge Katifuuin -.aid tcnin- ly: "I must tav a an individual that’ I cannot he happy because it („ ,)(l> f„t America. That rltiien* should Irinl themselves , hr ,!rr„ of tin ,1 own m untrv h> the most de-tructive weapon known, is so shin-king rha( | t an'l find words to de­ crll-e tin- toallisomr offense, The Irial occupied 15 court days. The prosecution called 22 witnesses. The* defense called only Mr. Aftei the Hireling with Mr. and Mrs. Ho-rnlo-ig and twro Truman, Auriol went to l-ofayeM* minor wilnrssr- Sobell did not park artova the Mreet to lay a lake the stand. wreath at thr vtatur to thr French Both the Rosenborgs empha­ Isadei wh,, helped the Unitnl tically denii-ik- they bad an con­ State- win its Independence. nection wilh a Soviet spy ring. One purpose of Auriol'* visit The chief witnecs against them cd state here is to dispel any wav David Gtrenplass, a former American doubt almut Frances Annv sergeant «tv> worked on determination to arm, and fight tin atom projert at l.o Mamts, if nece-vai y, in defense of wr-vt N M ern Dernt«*rary lie ,va> tho central figure in Following i» the test of Die another drama when he di-oto cd tViiile Moon statement as dirtat - 1 Jjtnm"immh " w c rets " n e v e r ' liefore til by abort; ^ revealed in « courtroom Tho “ The President of the French couitronnr s o cleared <>f nil but Itrpublle and the president of the participants in Ihe rave during United State- confe-rerl ItMlay for (his pfiave of the tedmionv. mi* hour »n thr oinwmn problem* lireenglas* «no| he supplied of Hie two countries. atom bomb secret* si the rerjurst "The i*re*idrnt of the French „f (he Rosenlierg*. republic outlined to tbe president ||, produced iketehe mot > 12of the Unlte.l Slat. - cniolltIon- in p»g. description -f an il m l.omb f iance. tile piogre*. of thi [„ rinirt alol .a*d it wa- date ho French rearmament program and «r antr«n,a n> t esri tiie pie.rtit -iluatiori 111 Indo ————- — liilia wti.-r. h tench fo i.e and f/ 'lir M Y l 1c ItsslIssrS Hi f*Mftf Irtltn force of the Av-oclaterl Slate I L « i r i l firi I ( l l M I l IN are viiceessfullv nppntlng four mumst aggression "Tbe remark* of Ibe pretldent n of tbe French rr public tnclinled a statement that the French |teoph Saturday noon <- ihe deadlino were determined lo d 'fent llietil t nl.UM BUS. <» M*t -v lt on which to file rlaim . to las reives against foreign aggrrs-ion F*-*rle»» Lagan, win. le r s ir e exemption for homesteads, amt and that, in ltd- splril, they were widow* and disability exemptions, giving all-out *llppnf t to the Hir wTindering linn vvlirn th# Army took hi a mailer i homrSanford F. Doudney, county tax North Atlantle Treaty Oiganiia Ir-v. again a n sw e r, announced this morning. ♦ ion. F-r a time il tiMi)e.| III.,* the Applications po-truarked |>efoi« "Ne einpiia .ixe-l liiat all these »r mi March .11 will hr arcepteii. efforts were directed toward thr three year dd li"-i would go on lie itated. malntenurwe anil trengthenlng of ihe road w|ih th<- Mills Bio*, t'irru* that l» wintering here. II ■ ■ I l s a r S He C « s r l s » i l But Fagan's trainer Karl HumtBIG I IM If Mi l I vton slid the rirciiv had "a little FARID, Mar. »•-(/)'> -West. trouble** that neither cares to *m source* today g i r r t .d Ituvdlsru**. •la's new proposals for a Fore­ Now Lagan is putt log on a ign Mtnlxleri* ( ’onftr. n.t- agenda with reactions ranging from Mr*. Lincoln Grow, HI, died at wr-itling sit wilh Karl In a Hut this rauttnuv optimism to entl.usla ini Hie home of her on-in-law and Columbus night clnl, The r!i irgat.'s of the ITiitrd daughter. Mr and Mrs. F. J Al mar not last, Lagan roent Ins first night States, Britain and France rnet len, III (folly Avenue. >t 3:.14 I’ M al the French Foreign Ministry yesterday following an Illness nf after his "eviction" bv the rircus lo exchange views of the new one month Her reside Ice wa- at in a cage in hark of thr night dull. Earl -ays hr found a tem­ and apparently eonrillrtory aug- 211 French Avenue. frstlons submitted yestrniay try Born Nov. 21. IH*5ts in Wilkes porary home for thr lion. “ But we’re looking around Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister I Barre, i’s. Mrs (Scow bad lived In Andrei Gromyko. Sanfiirrl for 47 \ta rs . She was again tor a place where I can a member nf the First f're.livter eserd s* Fagan." he added. men repaired their craft and pro,-r*d#d In Venice. Earlier, thr Coast Iruard at {ft I'eteisburg received a report nl fishing boat making conta.t with the stluMiner. The coast guard annminced thunconfirmed lepnrt al SI Petri . hilfg. It was relayed hv a fishing (oat and said the mi- mg schooner had iieen •■ ighleil ve.lei day r.tl miles sotithwe-t nl Vriuir Tlir fishernirn rr|><iil' <| Hit, gave (he Tropicair a Mini e Iishi mg on Venice, file srioMUier was lirncreding undei aiisillaiy pnwet, foasl Guard officials stud that under prevailing weather romli tiuUs II Would take tlir Trope-air "some lime" to rover the PR mile, lo its home port at fit. I'elt-rshuig Vr«. Haxel Acre*, manager of the cast roast fisheries al Vrtilt#, told an ama/ing story of tn.» ttir- r dc»f mule fishermen .ighted 'hr missing schooner She rsnortH tl>ev were m ,« divablrd boat, trying in get it Looking For Hume; Circus Job Folds Tax KxemptionnaiiiiN Deadline I Saturday Mrs- Lincoln Grow Dies At Ajce Of HI HTORK CLOSINGS Closing of Stores nn Wednes­ days at noon, darting on Apr. 4, wa* approved hy member* of the tianfonl Merrhanls' Aasocialion at a recent meeting, Andrew titlne, pretldent. annmitvr.l tratay. It wan recommrndrd that Hu half hnlldays he rnntitrued until Fall. FERN PARK PU PII8 Second grad* pupil* of Mrs. J. W. Hatch of the Fern Park School, Orlando, enjoy erf a train ride to Sanford thi* morning am) were taken In a bu* for a trip to th* Municipal Ton where they enjoyed aearng the irmnVey* and other animals MIUL ROOHBVKLT NEW YORK, Mar. 2 9 -U P v Mr*. Franklin D. Roosevelt aaid to­ day that United Nations troop* “ahonld not aver hav* crossed th* 88th Parallel, and w# should not croaa It now." Speaking on her noon National Broadcast Ing Company radio show, Mrs. Rooagvolt aaid U. N. forces •hould stabilise thalr position nt th* paratlal nnd then demand ne- |°Uatl9B». Ian Church an • "f Hie Royal Nclghtavrs nf America. Other survivor* ■haatdea Mrs. Allen include the husband who i* alio quite HI, anil mic son, Harry, nf Hanford; another daughter. Mr*. Jnlm Sfiitthai of Baltimore, Md ; another son, Earl of Miami; 1** grandchildren. Including Mr». M. If. Crouch nf Johrutnn t*ity, Tenn.: Mr*. Harry J. Byrd of Martins­ ville, V*.; Mr*. Hubert Johnson nf Orlendn; Mrj. Clifford Proctor, Jr., Hanford: A. Braxton Huntley. Jr. of Baltimore; William D. Grow, ft. S. Army in Albany, (ie.! George T. Grow and Edward IGrnw, Miami; Harold M. Grow and Elmer K. Grow, Jr., DeLand* atsn 14 great grandchitdrrn. Funeral service* will be con­ ducted at 2:30 P.M. Sunday at Britsou Funeral Homs with Rev. A. G. Mclnnie. assisted hy Rev. Henningar, officiating. Burial will follow In l.ak t View Cemetery. T R L IT E R S M K B T Trustees of School Dietrict No. 1 will meet at 10:00 o'clock Mon­ day morning, Apr. 9. Recommenda­ tions for principal* of the various schools will b« made then, said T. W. Lawton. Fagan began hi* hnmr hunt months ago, after hit master, Floyd Humesfnn. brother of Earl. w*a drafted in Cali­ fornia. Floyd brought him into ramn In a truck. several Th* A rtnv haali'-- gave (ra a tla a * * na P sae Floyd r» « n Snnfnrrl Wnntbcr if 1... L. .yesterday, . a a i . a J . . . U* High HI Imw today, &'J Rain. 44 Total Maidt rain. .72 Normal March rain. j ® L74 Inches. The Weather JACKSON YH-Le V Mar 29—/*>> Atlanta Rian.ark Chicago Denver Daa Mu'nes Ne*/ York Her. .'Ha Washington Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee Tampa 44 31* 69 .14 44 41 6ft 87 74 73 73 50 68 21 68 17 34 44 45 63 44 71 es 47 cU+4 “I 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, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 28, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 28, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 28, 1951; <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/72b58cd9967e13ee537f280de219e2b8.pdf d5530c598a27fdc53b72e328bc71a1b6 PDF Text Text *a *m% MONDAY MAR. £6, 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA s l f* Clever Chinese Propaganda H its Home With Uninformed Soldiers Market Managers i u m u w * r*M«* r * i , o**i which include, lout* of Florida Markets and vegetable producing area*. .Manager* of all type* of vegetable market* in Florida are NF.W YORK (A*) Somewhere in Korra *»r**h* an Amcii- urgeil !•• lake part in till* meet, in:* which U to l*v held at the Mrcan loldirr picked up an enemy piopagand* leaflet. F.srr tinct then the quetlinnt it iviird hat* hiunlol him and Alleiter Hotel", according to Wil­ liam I,. Wll-on, director uf State m raiW n of hit infantry tquad. Market*, in hi* weekly m arket reThe faded leaflet -- it it on my drtk now — it a girding from "th e fh ln n e people’* army v o l - 9 ---- — unteer force**’ to the American vidually nny ill-will <liln'r. Sol­ troop*. It wl*hed them s merry dier* in uny war rarely hate rarn ChriJtm a- ami a peaceful New liter on a p< rtohri-hail*. Y ear and atkrdt ’*1 know the word freedom may "Why are you here ilaughtrr•<mi.il potiili mu* and holow in In r the Korean people and burn. i Hr- Ml. ,1 wllh I In- IIOIM- .if Ing their home* down — free* rrilitehiiig muitar*. tlul It la a In .ir word i'»'le a hunger Kame where yoyu belong with and fi ar. And freedom U your j o - r famlile*? Why aren’t yon goal. Eventual freedom in th< enjoying ta turkey --------. dinner like tha world from war and fear and Wall «t-»ct flnsnrlet* who *ent hunger. yon here to fight for their prof, "You came Inio K ona under n ita? I,111- and white flag of the United “We dr. not want to fight you, Nation*, pledged to bring unity and we hear you no ill-will, know­ and freedom to that country. Why ing th a t you, like u«, are ordin­ i, tin Chine*** no-called "volun­ ary laboring j*rtplt: and that you teer" there? He came under th" have been duptd hy American lt<d flijr of real daughter — the warmonger* and their Wall Street -Inughlcr of the long dream of bOMea. Korean Imh-jM-ndenre. "W e only want you to go homo, "And if In- win, ther*- it won't an that we Korean and Chinese he jit -t Korean inde|« ndetice that people can h.lild the live* we will ilin»|i|" ar, Step hy -lip the want and live In peace." He,| ariuie. of t ’hiiia amt IfunalA Somewhere In Korra Sgt- Don* will inarch actutr other rountrli* ttnahle to defend (hi-mielrex alone I*eg;al Notice mill gradually >wallow the world |.leeenienl, IV THU r m i T r r r o ttiT n r t m » - That would la* unite all right, v iv t h ui m i m i . r m i m « too, if it nirulit u better life fin. aV n 1 0 H u t N p a i h m i v t » ally for it- >all. Hut fuminiin rt.o H in a . • Will ha-n't been able to do that vo. m i im i m i co v » ol.tn it f o anywhere. Freedom ha- alwaya ,. W. I'ATtttrif. (nought inure happlne** tha<i ha* etavery. Ami it i* better to fight for n fre* world than a -lave one. fiRgntt: »ewA 'inritT i •»* Ills V\ OHI-U *2"V*tl»*l M i- a it* that the Korean mail a* J. W- III.1.1* *nd lM<o|*le want you to go home. A j.iiim r r.n tu .iti.K They want you to *lay and help f’tlMJ'ANT. a cnrrnrntlnn *»• g*n|yed knit Sliding under th them win a teal peace. They law* of theJ*tai- *>t p*>rld«. dread the Chinere, and you know • ad C. I , nTPKCl-cr, It. rt*frnd*nt, "Tlir truth la you ate a mill* W Al.Kt'M fftltTI|.|ltf K tOMPAVV. • eei|»r»ll**H ortaty pioneer, fighting for th g*nl»rd *iid rtp lln g u*td*r f ir >1 time oil a in r o a d - defendthe law* of tl>* (ll*le n( lug nil tiiunhiiid'c yearning for a flo rid . final w*»iI dpeart. It’* alway* lonely on a lutrrii-ndr, but no aoldiet* ev*r fought lu hold a higher wall of lni|(0. "And if yon hold It, the race of mail will honor you forever.'' e M D M II ( I / / / / III U 7 / / s s/A ’I / f t U. S. Scientist Hoover Declares FBI Has Agents In Coniinunigt Cells t o u i i u t a Fes*a roa* a m i *on*. to ssy h»*w the heat was produced or what element* were used to produce atomic reaction. kichtc-r aid Argentirui’a power plant* and mmlicr* would hr WASHINGTON, Mar. 28—</P) driven hy atomic power In tha —J. Ktlgar Hoover dire toted tofuture, hut that no one could day that the FBI ho* secret foreran the exact date thin would agent* among a group of b« pooiihle. American Cummunikl* which he re-iil**nt Peron wa* obvlouily *>aid “ha* gune underground for iye| hy foreign *cepticl*m p*. -ible action at a later date." regarding the Argentine di**-ove*y. Thu dl«clo»urr wa* reported Writing for the *emi-offir(a| In u copyrighted Interview in the new-paper, Demorrarla, he aairl: magailne "U. S. N«ws and World Ileport." The Federal Bureau of InVlrw. vi dlgatlon director wa* aiked Individual reporti from the Htale If he had mean* of rhecklns up on Cnminuniit party member* Market* follow : Fort Pierce State Farmer-' Mar­ "even though thry have gone ket. Cool weather hat delayed to* underground." main harvesting to th« first week ••oh, ye*,’* he replied. in April. Volume la expected in The nett quirtion wa*: "You gradually pick up and reach Hi have u n u fm n ii agent* In varpeak almut May 10th. Crowing lou, pari of the United State*?" condition* are reported ideal. "Ye*," Hoover an.wered. “Thl* Florida City State Farmer*' technique ii ntcr-iary in ||replng Market: A total of 73,171 bushel ahrrast with clande-tlne uperafield U*ir* of tomatoe* brought tion* of any *ubver*ivv organlgrower* during the lilt five day gat ion." auction period a grot* return or The Fni chief *aid “all th at M08,229.80—averaging 18.62 |ier rrmtiln* of the CommunUj Party crate. Inillcatlon* arc that the almve ground U a »»lf-conpeak "f the *ea«nn wat reached •tituted core, which for appear, during the pa-t week. K*jua«h and anre’a *akc maintain* a public (.can price* were hctlcr during contact." the punt week with squash selling A new Fill “lounl" of party at 11.78 to I t .80, pole liean* from 12.28 to |.'t,78, denpending on nii inlieri In the U. 8.. pull their total at n^'17. Hoover *ald. quality. I’ompano State Farmer*’ Mar­ Thi- I* more than 2« per cent ket: No shortage of Iran-portatlon I**-.' than the 65,000 figure hfarilith-a was evident Ian weak in save tiewimcti laal year. The • pile of (he heavy vtdume of Party It-rlf ha* otopped li-ulng 8:tn ntr* moving 0141, an liurraae mcmherihip figure*. "WhUc the. ha* licen a dcof 180 ra r- over the previous rlln** In Pommuniit P a rt/ wrek. Sanford Slate Farmrr*' Mar­ atiength," Hoover «a!d, “thl* ket: Improved weather roivtitfnn* • Imply menn- that the Patty fire >**|ie, U d to improve quality of ha- purged lln-lf of those con­ r*M*age, celery, uirrup-, lettuce. cerning whom It had doubla.” Ho mldcd that other* have 'riMppml out of the Party TliiMi of th* pie*lure of ; opinion, or herauae of a af legislation which hat enacted on local, count/, and federal level*." £ chief objective might to. to in mote unity behind hi* Icte_ it program. . ,, c o r NTT (P sa tU u ri from Page Oae) If the President decides to INJ tI iMt 9w vi ni ti s oo rL THE E ro rv ry , took 38 »lecto-al votes away won’t run, few expect any an­ from Mr. T run_ n In 19a . nouncement until he h ei plekM R *n]»m ta tH»nV Hr*<tlrr, Thl* action confirmed report* the m in he thlnke ought to to Ile e e irr.t m th at llyrnen, who broke wllh th«* hi* successor. i n it.I. cn o iiirro n v a v ii n u f iTc.tldcnt a fte r he resigned a* to va M t v i v o r L a m * on u »:. Secretary of S tate, intend* to N IS III AOAISIT M ID K*TATK| Leiral Notice you and -» < h nt you nr* h r r r h , play a leading p art In the next t v c t M t i i T « o t « T r o a t i i i . nnilflr-t »nd rrriulrad to p re rrn i - By Democratic convention in opand dem and, which m u . ,<r t i s T i i at n i t i a i . t i n c r t T o r poring the President—or pos­ i 'I . o h i i m . IV % v n g o n aitwl* either of you. may t i n * a ra ln -t iha ltra d lr), m h . i : i o i s t v . i v n m t t n r , , -tale of H r 0 Ji.inin i l l . m sibly anyone the Prrrident l u v o a i n j u i i v r . i i h .s w i i u . i ~ dr. ra*r,l. Idle of. >»ld Courgy, i„ o,* might hack to aucceed him a* i-ia ia tiif, u m i T i n t i . w v i m i : m : County Ju dg e of Hentlnnle County the nominee. lilt V N il Vl.l . llrle a C a a l. V U TIt »: flo rid * , ni 1<I, office In Ih r friii rt The South loat It* power of T O A P T IM H hour* of ritld C ounty M f* n to r i. veto in the convention when it t i i k h t a t i : rty y i x m i D A t « ) i florid * . w ith in right calendar from Ih r lim a of Ih r firrt T IIK t.V IA IIIK N K lilt S U II.il.I-, lo*t the two-third* nominating l i t * Ju 4 *nn Avenue. i:,* n > t»n . put.lliallon <>f t h l, notice. I ’, , * rule. Hut anything like .South­ Itllnal* claim or demand «ha ll hr In Netting, ern unity eould make it* weight v i i i : a u i : l i t .i t t . n r r m i i i t s p - *1,4 m ill ,t * t r the place of felt In a raca where xevrral R p lo hr mint appear In tha above dm<c and f ’ l o ffh c tddre- ...w r n tlilrO before uur C liru lt Ih r <loltn .nt. And rh n ll hr rworn candidate* are entered. And C o u rt *t can** KaAforii, n< nilii.'li- C o .r.iy , In by the tla lm a n l, a n rn i. or * (. Byrne* ha* dem onitraled hi* ex­ Klorlda. ii* Ihr Stih <la> of April. torbry, and tiny ,u<tt claim nr d r. perience and ability in the pa.-t A . t> t r t l. in d rr t-r Halt * (if I —. r■* m >nd not »o filed rhall I— void ITtigenr vv. J o n ,, -ll r a d i r r as a worker behind the *cem*a. l*ro Coafeveo bring r n t r r n i agalnki , In ra ti rail** on »* l <1 day. W IT* A - adm inistrator of the I , , The genera* political opinion »«* N r > S II,r llof.. r Il.ir Vllllat.l tt late « f llrnja tnln t lt -n i around Wa*hinglon Ju»t now I* M u I 111. a Ju ilg r uf 111* ahoVr n*m><t flra d lry . ilr.ra r r,!. f l r t l puhlicailon M arch •» i m . that the* President dorin't Intend , ’ouet. m> nitnr a* C lr rk th rrm f, ■ oil the arnl of ail<l Cnurt nt S ,n to »eek another term. ford, MemlpoU fo u n lv , l*lorlda. th l. That opinion can change fa*t, Ilia li n t day of March. A. ft. t i l t O. |*. lic it .S’tKr.V. however, and It miplu he affect­ fte rk Circuit C o n n , P«m led If the P rrild rn t derld-a to nol. County. Klurid* take the caie fur Id* Adminis­ lly O. L H u m . I> 1! tration to the country a* hr ha* (N K A t .l In Ihr ps-t. M u r r a r W, O r r r a ir r r i, M lo r n .r for l*l*lmlff. A proBccetive May or June Kia*tn.inrr, florid*. tour, which m ight lie undertaken In the guise of an inapectlon uf m ilitary/ installation# and defrn*r factories, I* reported |Anls With Wing*| under rtudy now. Some Democratic official* May lie have cautioned again,! InttTpreting such a tour, however, as any r|ra r Indication that Mr. Trum an' 1* thinking of miming again. The** official* *ay hi* Third Term Bid Legal Notice K ITERM1TESI Be Sure To Call nr Write To-day j Pergonal For KUKE Inapection To Women With Nagging Backache FIDELITY Exterminating Co! ir r*Hur*4 Vl-Uke, (vwiw* v> h -Hh <**■-<*» !• *e*6 emwiiee eew -•• »•<*** of luith lomatur* ami cucumber*: (’urumlier hai venting H late and vlume I* expected to mitain light With a -harp rlae due to planUM practice* necSMitated by w f itk ii condition,. Tomatoe* of* not p s f f ticulatly U te, hut piuUMy wfli proUUy rcarh the g-ak. about , atrala, m M U t k * ar ,i| it, 0. United State* or any other coun­ M*48 *rl>rtlaU*o* U> eet.| H H*T NW*« aritlw vp |Jlit­ try In the world think*." . er Inw M The President -aid he had not . i^a »«»aw,« i « r iMaen |f liw ,-kll. Invited foreign journal!*!* to tha* M M rrw .T r, U w i, r n - i *IM he«r the first announcement of eiurtf t#. t m hn«*h n w ja hUimm t*e te )e*rt. wklhaftra ftMwto mwai. the discovery htrau-c hr wanted «itw■ •laailae M * M l , IM u p w A iln to *peak only lo hi* owno people, Mr*r IrUrf feaa tha, eillllwu-lirie tha It » I M k W a ^ taka* >a* Ihee* "thu* avoiding the cour«> follow­ la.k mu *ut*.ml qrl Dnaa’i pm, U*,, I ed by politician* and nawipaprr* lu other countrk* of tha world jtjie lie knosllngly and dlrfct spirt- nwn people and nhrr**d” "They hava not told the first ■Broth and I have nov tuld th** I 'H 0 N E ^ 2 - 12I 4 P IIO N K — 2-1852 Night A Sunday 313 North Main Street far the answer to your INSURANCE PROBUMS BOB KARNS KARNS INSURANCE AGENCY lluom J0J--Mel*eh RMg. PBaae 977 toaretMttna THE TRAVtLI99, Hwttwd is paid for b: MaiwlnbU I'auMr. Martda. la Flat n*H»h on* «t>. nngr htu*ly.*c*fn t»t(, r.xrtU ’Tl.sn TIIMltL'PItOM * ponton **t t-« M*e itj uf flock Fair «U, grfcrlbrd a* follow ti fleCInnlnr ildnr-ea* and *av*a/ Umnu til Tl f**f P*»l Of the ttOblhweil *BW* corntr of Ivit f f in -ll). KMk pour Ml. them e ianruga-' .Viulj' iHity .it tati ■dgiheV blhn (»> tninulr, Ku*i hk», hutidriS n t r a and three/ tenth* tiay.tl fcoi to Iki gnuihtf lr hid* of the eld rtrahar n*it KallCvid rlabl el Way. anw Orwnge Un«t*t«r4, ttl*ne** KoaltiMatnrty *l*ng th* ■owihnily U f e ml »*14 right of way \'d teaiq tot. * . . . not by ef la* h *U* af Maniw* ftnao, kret hfiaa thirty tioi f,#( tv —1 of fha cental Iin* of ,*lt road. Mere fa d iltle i, m e n invetterl'deHart* era required io meet you lahtiitgh loaittg Uattla tat rkssg huatham u - ut truiauuWiotw, ailaa, WHEN von ate ukpbooe conUruction uodgf waj in Florida, you ice investor* dolitri at work. The* dollan sad the npurird asrvioa they make poaaibk arc hOfMMI 10 y w a* 9 Floridian. ImkU»% You gvt new avtcanca of lovrst gH, oil. and repair bilk. Fpcd’a autnta n u n * damrvw y a w T V f m m • fWwtaf, a rooce pnaperow Ploridk. They mean that teltphoae reniw—with afl that Hmeatts to peoau l dsfvful Invaatiaatlaa. Ita aflhe* yM, wwh briU f Bar you . . . to OWy Paid gives ym a ehaiaa w rm se e e le f ytrtr trw k ope*-- of or Six. Over IK) wadakl ■ S » ib today-learn what b ImpoaUat thing* have hap- TORD Truck can do (hr you! paaas fa Puri Truck rnglnea, Tits Ford Truck l*uwcr FBol It 1 di proven way of getting tha aval powwr fr gas. !l iufwno/ksffy rartereand Ansthai ba atrattiMi in »<iB mote of the people you know . . . aad the people you need. Thew million, of doQ^t did hoi come from the monthly aervjce paymeflla of Florida tclrphooc utm. ThU money had tu be aecured (ram Invetton who were wUUai to knrert their Mtrh^ ia'tha tele­ phone btuiaeu tather ihdh Ih enme other Floaitla’a growth vm.imufa to Weak rec­ ord*. It** h iob that kill call fnr nUJ more mUlioni nf Jolhrt frooi rtivetton. That’s why telephone nfea and eanihtp. adc- of gaa, at prwdeaiy tha right l iareW, ts M ilk I M U ^ a A J f akStoaST Ww K M i s I f w watral loarend at daelgnad tu enw hm oltt M ag twice aa Ym. usn uaa yagular am . . . you art aa fgnaaaca. Orgy Ferijathak g j i M -——rl : * A to. DootYr, �0 f a lla lljr T h a n fa f a r m g ih — T* P n U r i Um Pn m of the World; T o f r oo r t i Ik* P ro e m * of America. T o Prodoe* W f a aftty for B u l n i THE W EATHER Q t t f t W a n t e Fair through Wednesday r u r p t increasing cloudiness Tallahassee area. U til* rh in g r In temperature. Moderate to ( i n h rast to -nutheast winds. d A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VO LU M E ♦♦M IM P Chinese Withdraw T o D efense Line North Of Parallel Allied Troops Mass A t Dividing Line; A ir Force H its A t g Red Reinforcements TOKYO. M *r 27 - < / P ) American troops fought through a ' - Chinn* regiment today on the western front in ■ slow advance toward the Red Korean border. They killed 3S0 Communists. Nearby another U. S. unit bat* tied three battalion* of rear-guard Chinese. By lat* Tuttday afternoon 0 1 he American had squeezed the Red* into a trap. United Nation* warplane* dropped tnrrendcr leaf* let*. An American division staff of* fierr said he did not believe the Chinese would put up another stand south of Parallel 38. But lie added: SANFORD. FL O R ID A Acheson Speaks B3I A uthorized By County Board For New Hospital Tire County Commiiion in ipe* cial session this morning, conferred Secretary _ with Senator L F. Boyle and the Paraguay delegation to the Pan-American Foreign Ministers Rep. Volie Williams, Jr., regarding Conference In Washington toforc addressing thi group. a local bill for submission to the (In lr m a lio n a l S o iin d p h o ln t State Legislature to enable Semi* note County to construct and main* tain a hospital. 0 . L Fourakre presided. Die bill will embody most of the provision* of the stale law governing financing and construc­ “1 think if we hit them above tion of hospital*., with a few sec­ m the Parallel well find them fight* tion* to apply to the Seminole E rlag like aons of guns." Element* of six Chinese arm let County project. Inter-American Con­ More Than 200 Youths Result* Of Health .Teats To Be Given At TB Conference iM ts v rs /M r • Trial Of Metises I* a Set For April 23 Fellowship Front Head Buys Hotel In Ormond Beach ORMOND BEACH, Mar. 27— (S’)—The M year old Ormond IMLATKA. Mir t> — ( « - Beach Hotel ha* been sold to a Trial of two Jackanarills brother* Sanford rtILgieor organisation ns on a murder charge M w ln g mil a home for aged and retired per* of the slaying i f H r i. Marie El Ha McRae and Jacksonville II was learned here today that Safety Conimlsslowt Richard D. negotietkona far the sale have Sutton last No rim bet will be lawn completed between hotel In­ postponed until AW. fa . terest* and C. A. Middy, agent A ssistant stale a tkopsty Julian far the Fellowship Front, Sanford. Calhoun wild today defense at* Rale price of tile rambling, OOP^ to r n e y Judge P. Weltun had re* room resort renter wa* reported quested the i ..iMiBuewr berausa ■t I2IMMKM with the Fellowship of Illness and the Mate had Front making an initial payment agreed. uf fct.lfxxt arrnrdtng t<> Maddr. Trial of J. r . > irtu i for shout* The Front will take poeaession lug her Apr. 7, when aLout 1W) life mem­ ' M l W ffound i litaioner'* ber* of the Front will be moved with Hutton at the commiss isolated wood* rtMit had from the Hanford Naval Air B u ­ set for next Monday. Hie brother, tton to the new Ormond home. A. (1. McRae, I* charged with The Front wa* forced to move bebeing an accessory. reuse of reactivation of the Ban. Hohl defendants are fre* on ft-d U se by the Navy. bund—J . P. on fStJMO and A. 0toller was Robert L Woodward .on llOjOUtl. Dale (h r tte lr trial owner of the hotel since (Mober murder tcwaetaaod from Hutton’s S W C - S 1 "J- ference T o l d Of Need For Strength WASHINGTON^!* r. 27 W ) •- Secretary «f Slate Acheson urg­ ed the American republics todsv to take immediate action to meet a menace posed by international Comniunitm. He said no free nation anywhere in the world is secure against the menace, and called for full econ­ omic and military cooperation with the United Stales. Achoswi delivered th e keynote aaearh or Uw first regular afos* of the Inter American Con­ Mlniatrre. ference of F< Rovlet Bus The taati •in's "new Itl________ he raid. wre -a fnrmktsbie ttaecMm- of Mi assd tho lutematlorsal Comm old movement." it before have wa fared •« “ Never rnm ars of this magnitude," h* runtinned. "Nevsr before has there been *n great a challenge to our determination to preserve pur- in­ dependence as nations." h i D ie freedom of tho Indivdiusl man an well as *>M Independence of governmeats « threatened, h« saW, and ths th reat demands "action now." Only by bulldmg up (heir strength can the *W8 Mtioins pm vide a deterrent rare* which "Is the only real road t* peace," the Secretary said. To d« this, he u ld , each nation m ust contribute Its full share in the spirit of rooperatlon charerteristic of the inUr-AUtertoan tredltlon. Arheaon suggested that the Amerk-sn republics m ight prepare • coordinated defense plan far the hemisphere as soon as possible. In considering military strength, ht said, any dlstuehajMSs to the peaceful relations of f c n nubUm v-mild l>e detrimental and hence all should "make fullest use of •vnlbsble machinery for the peaceK w its w s m 'r s a * au> MARjjARWT HIUNK 27 01’) NEW YO Mnrgaret Truman’s often-reported contract with the National Broad casting Company lias Seen signed, The if network announced voter resident's daugntei •tay Must trial ute l'I'residmtt radio or lied signed for tw* snore too television appear cnee* this season 1961*62 and at least nine In the I ■fa son. NBfJ did not dlerfoee how much Misi Trumsn will to paid. Rut it previously was reported unoffi­ cially that aha would g et 12.600 for raeh radio show and 94,000 for each TV appearsnra. lu New Cancer Drag Promisee Partial * ~ '■ LANDtfLIDK FOR WBTH CHICAGO, Mfr. 27—j(Ml—A new drug for tke treatment of BRONSON. Mar.r, of Intoxicating ba by the ranter in advanced stage* ht* been used with bentfktal result* in tests given more than a score of patients, K was disab led yesterday. » drink and by the ▼ togaM n L a jr ‘ of the trestmsau, which storied IB mtotha ago. were to same 100 phyriska* and research wwkart fre a all sections of the eewsriry ^ Tbs "w ets" igncement ef tW ., new a I.74S to act toss was made by Dr. wide m a n ia . Meat aheerver* had C. Ivy, cancer authority predict trad a flow MM fifth Mitheir ride winning tor M a n than ______ i presUCiri to eharas of Um peef i Mioaal sekools of tto a handful of ALUMNI GAINEHVll (H poriah—Ualv Mlumnl from w in University wf Hlhsato. Dr. Ivy emphasiaed that the . 17 — substance, known as KfwUisen Florida Ifram Greek words meaning of Um "creator of a bMogleal forge) Bag ha ru: 'S ----------------------22 patlsnte Its Chicago a m hospitals, other wnU conducted by on seven pstlri patlrnU t->Dr. Z. T. DerkovHa of Unlveralty Hospital In New York City. T to tests lu Chicago started y after lh. 18 months ago from ArDurov Ic arrive fled when gentlna. where the Nails h p l f a his native ufactarad land. Dr. Durwvlr labor*- liaritad l a f i t of I k s ___ are available fa r reaaarek Dr. 2S. cootd n t by sure •TUTJ-S W A M IIN I j IO N , M.ir. td*) pressed I ic.isuii i<lii<ialt Iw liv lor .in and itamblrit hair torn .dilr "to gel luting $ 100,000 or to ,is nuurtlaiiroui Mobilization Director Says Further Curbs On Inflation Needed To Halt Price Rises > ciuir unuc invest ig* tor* rvplsnvtion nl why rn i< -lrrli away' with tax return* put income. W/1S H IN G TO N . Mar 27 — ( , D Mobiltralmn director Charlei E. Wtliori said today the country ha* In its iroiiHountty m irthgahnn, said Senator Iobey (R-N H ), “ in light" the military power to delet any aggifiiot. tto rommittet- but [nutiil iiisnv Wilton alio told a news e r g tn-tan* r , u to ie *'niiM ellai'e«*u»‘ was u«rd in gang t n - ' incuh ifercnce the intlalionary spiral hai la* returns amt "it in riin ) them torn "moderated." But he raid through." the government may h u e to "put "They've Iwm get ling «»«> with murder f-r year*," Tnto-v on the brake* a little harder.” boomed. Htmilsr wind* wen- |irr"We still have the internal en­ vlOU'ly u»ed in a Senate i-tinie emy of inflation that we mu*t rominfttac ir p u t ii'ni|il*itiliig lick if we are to win (lie whole that frd n a l tiu nut tint it ini actrplrd geui-talli-il -tat.-mrlU* light." from undi-rwi’ild figure-- that Wilton indicated hit office of they would not «ire|>t fur or. defente mobiliration will terk furdinar} c-itiiens. A S S C r t S (her powet to cuth price*, includ­ “I don’t to-liiir they h air lorn getting away with mutdt-r," re. ing re virion of the Defeme Produc­ plied Kdw.it, | Folry. Unde I Se­ t'lly M.magei ('litfoist M iK il tion Act's rrilrirtm ni on price cretary of the Treasury. bin ir|wtitrd to the City Commit ceilingt for fann product). lie said the ilepaiIntent's In . . , , , tern! Revenue Hineatt has torn 1111,1 1**1 n,Snl Iliat the engineering Hut he laid that prrenety how ronsrianllnuriv trying I,♦ fnrri- J litm nl Smith and (iillrt|nr had thi) ihould to changed ba* not "full disclosure" <-f income and reviied former ritimale* of the been decided. expense* on null rt-lilrns. Hut to il of comliuction " I a lewage The mobiliration chief expresshe -aid lie tlu-upM (lie eonimittrr* iteelf liad found I lust in (In- cri­ di*|Htr *1 plan) here tit a l o w e r ed hope that the Wage Slabilira* lion Hoard, now out of buxines* minal element the bureau dt-l not Iigurei put at $4 -KMMNI. R IV E R 3 lw I~ C riif.. Mar. 27 MV S rs n li was intensified to­ day for a pretty young mother b r­ u m e of tests that she may h a ir torn Lidnspnl by to r husband's si* yet. Mrs. Dorn Trask Cook. IB, lu* not been iren nnce the body ol took, m i found on s lonely road her IR-year-old huiband, Richard yrslcrdsy. Their righl-monlhKild Undergo Treatm ent toby was plsyiny happily on a near tto body of the T o Halt Addiction blanket father, who bad torn shot to death, WASHINGTON. M .r. 27 <VI’I when I lie tragedy at disenterfd. Police continued to rptrstion A startling in* lease in narcotic Ijiwrciicc 4. Walker, 2<t, a Negro «ddn Is among young persons was of March Air KorVr Rasa hrre reportrd lu the Senate Crime In- who wo* Imnlrd on suspicion uf vrtt mating committee today. rare rin g . c.wealed weapon He i, » * i , | ,i earned a -tolen .tfi rolitor pistol, have "willing, ir*|mndlng lax* pavers." Mary J. Amlonger. chief ol the, ,^ 11^ Earlier, S etrelan of tin- TreaTreasury’s Bureau of Naicotic*.1 The A ir Force sergeant was (Continued On I’age Six said illegal drugs for addicts were ‘lovsltonwi for^three hour* last night and xheriff* offlrer W. \V. \Jarmg smuggled in fiom Italy, W alrath, chief rrlmlnal deputy, Turkey. Communist China and •aid he Insisted to knew nothing of the geas. toej|uw rttonlng ^ (g O V IW O r F OF In a prepared atalw itcm An- a sheriff** 110*1 allngvr said two yewra a g o "there miles south of here were three adrilrt* under the age wa**n»unil, S h e riffa captain Don Hchtadrr ef 21 a t the II. ft. I’uMIr Health MIAMI, Mar. 27 (Ah Two Hcrvlce hospital at l^xtngton, Ky, said bumper tolls found a t the ,1is*ion, last Cost Of Sewage Disposal Plant Put At $440,000 Federal Aid On P ro­ j e c t I s Possible, McKibbin twvause of ialtor's walkout, soon Till, would inrludr the ( unit tilt- will to reorganised and function­ tion of gravity interception »ewei* ing. U n i o n lato>r representative* on the bulkhead, two lilt italmni walled out in January after the o |minut the rontiniMlion of flo board approved a wage control ^ol lewage Itont rail to writ along formula limiting pay increases to the bulkhead loutr. and a dnpoial 10 percent atove the level of plant loealrd west of Mill* Creek. said they were protesting also January, 1M50. The labor m*n Ih e Commitsinn't attention ha* other dissatisfactions with th« torn tailed to the matter by the mobilisation program. They have (a il that to fore any more local demanded thal a newr hoard Itava (iuIiIk touting ptojeiis can he power to settle wage disputes. AVitos. indicated the new board support of a|iptntrd by the PuMu Homing will have »<*me dirpute sritllng parked near his tody, had a dent- the rrirn e 'Conttalsslon of (.real Authority, the a|tproval ed the powers, toil *ald It i« still unreeeil amt tom frndrr, ax though an- 1rr Miami in It* vrrixri tiff with ql4(, ((„,„( „( Mralth regarding tain whether President Truman uthor machine had rideiwiped it (imeenor F u lle r Warren. re a lie n . r • , :* . 1 . t ___ u ■ ... must call a full dress l*t>or-mnlThe Miami Rotary f lu b mired b^tf **«! *'•'•' »'• ugement conference l-efure tit*and forred it off the road. Schrader said Walker wae a r­ the UrtveriiOr ,t*> niake piddle all, to teruied. putes-settlement machinery can be rested as police patrolled Ihe city, iht fact* to support hi- arciisa-i Ms. AtrKitdmi ,l*le,l I hat the set Up. searching for a ear with damaged tion* against the Crime i*omuil»City is looking into Ihe possibility pi ogres* In eilotlng Intior t» right fender. They found Walk­ *|oii president lmnieibati-1) nr is- of securing federal finaneal aid pnriiripatlnn in the defense profor a -rwage disposal project, is grnm i» . .Indicated, . . . . . he --■* — •*-er’s car, which antw rrrd thin de­ sue a oublie retraetl'm. said, *by the H ie Exchange f lull of t'oral thattlds is an HIru with a miti- fa d that labor representatives scription, In a garage being repair­ tary installatmo. tlie Sanford evidently will serve on a new laed. It had mean of green paint liat'.rs also suppuitf'l the stand on the damaged fender, officer* of Commission President Col. Naval Air Station. nor-management agriculture com­ Jxck R. Yuungn and nperattng Purchase of a "Druukmnrter" mittee on manpower. said. Cook’s ear wa* grevnat a cost of 1226 was authurited. W alkrr told investigator his Director Daniel P. Sullivan. The committee, having as ro| («•••( I■*•**( f|R 1*818 Kill Tto (iovernor alli-geil last Wiri autnmnhilr fender was emashed in chairmen Ur. Arthur 8 Fleming an arridenl in Hollywood last that Yotittaar was an » »'"ial" and Ur. Frank P. Graham, will ba tlW stlH t* era r»a» s ill l O s l l s a d n* r s s s Two* .Maitliiiul Man Ik in "portion shortly a« *n advisor to tom on deferments and other Miami Civic d u b s 10 n at day uf of the stsymk. They war* l M 0 B t t H H B m H m M M f a | | indicted by a f l M B county grand jury earlli nth. JUS Baby I s FoundPlaying Happily On Blanket Near Dead F ather Acheson Calls For Crime Committee AmericanUnhyTo Told Of Increase Face Red Menace In Narcotics Sale The State hoapltal law now seta the maximum bond issue for a county-owned hospital at snoo^otl. D ie Commission said that the hospital would cost con­ siderably more than th at amount, and accordingly will ask that the limitation be railed. Similar legislation, said H. H. Tope, will be introduced as a general bill, but if this pais, or if It falla to satisfy local requirements, tho local MU will be Introduced. Roth Mila would ex­ tend the permissible maturity of ths bonds now ast at SO years to no years. The local bill would On the Amrrirmijjs^left flank, embody other desirable require­ Was ments for the local hospital. 0. P. Herndon, county rin k . Was directed to advertise the County’s Intention to sari legislation M thM talng a ierac fee i t * haaptuf. Other leg ial* tlon w n requested t o the <WmmUrien. Present law set* the maximum amount "that The firs t report of result* from Florida's r e - til re mained health testing project, widen was enn. for bid*. It vrms proposed to in­ ducted in Seminole County recent­ crease the limitation to 1760, ly. will be given at the rinsing ses­ provided two quotations are se­ sion of the Florida Tuberculosis cured on the prtrn of oacb Item. The Commission also approved and llesslth Association's annual UMOtlng. Apr. d, It was announced application for legislation permit­ by Dewey Knight, prominent Ml- ting the County Commission to set ami attorney and ptweMent of the sp tossing rights adjacent •* pub­ lic highway* oustlde of munklpali* Association. lie*. The report will An amendment to the present Edward ft. If law autkorigbig » p en»e% of^counacting director, tlon end Dtsb Me S tate Roe Smllh ram s to Health two years rs ago to Joltin ths diabetes controlI project. Prllor to I U s Mss N OA gags Mai Mat No. 154 Wilson Declares Sufficient Military Manpower To Halt Aggression Is Now In Sight Wife Of Murdered Senate Crime Probers Ask Treasury Man Is Feared To About Racketeers’ Lax Tax Returns 27 Be Kidnap Victim State And Local Bills Planned To Raise Limit On Bondlssue wet* reported massing Just north of to* border. A report m id Red* position* o w n built dir* a etlr in front of Um fweeent U. N. line about two mile* north of the Parallel. D m Chinese 28th A m p Corps has pulled back ■cross the Imjln River. An American spokesman said _ the Chinese regiment mauled by 0 the Americana Tuesday was part of the 77th Division. He said the Arutocinted Press Leaned Wire TU ESD A Y MAR. 27. 19;.I Proof Of Charges tto toipltalj* • "Me>it of 1he*e are young ln>" Hliima," Ihe federal official said. 'T h e high ’VliM stnd-nt 1* thi lawful in the wake of a wa*> »f CXeeptlon, The InrresuH- ha* tolJuvenile detJlupirney." 'Atislinger said tin- high aelne-l 'teen agtr* "ssxoelste with crim­ inal*. toeemie hoodlum*, hagin to imoke Marihuana nnd then r**rfuate to Heroin. "They have to spend from in to 916 a day to m aintain adilntiuu, and they nhlalti tills money through rrlminal artivltie*. T) • type of young hoodlum addicts >•e ■re Piirountrrlng Italay’ a re not Itlyi-e wh» ran to deterred by ropy L t Fred WlllinniH hook maxims, or reached by *■> Ik Stationed In Jax educational program.” Anslinger said th al white drug JACK HON VILLE, Mar. 27 addiction had torn inriraalng tipI Special t—Lt. Frederick H. WI). 1040, "it is not general through ' - . 1 Hants, f'KNR, list reported aixiard all sections of the country, hut it confined mostly to rertaln erg the Naval Air Rtation, Jackson* menta and rertafn netghborhoo I • vllle, for doty with the Public Works Ivesisttment. I.l. William* (CetDssiS Sa entered the Naval Service in JAMK*' SON DIES July 11*4.1 ami reeel ved hie in* I.OH ANUKI.KH, Mar. 27 -<d'. ■liaJritialion at ('amp I’erry, —Ji-ssr Jatnrs, Jr., 7S, retin I Williamsburg, Va. Kansas city attorney and a -eui Prior to re-entering the Navy of the Missouri bandit, dieil ye-, he was sslf.srnpioyed a* a rlvil lentay of a heart ailment. engineer In the National Hank JeiHwi, Jr.. Isiru In Neahvilh, Huilding, Sanford. He receive his Term., piartim l law In Kama, IIHCK degree from the University f it) ' for 26 years, retiring at-1 of Florida. moving to (allfortda 24 yrsi I.l. Williams I* the son of Mr*, ■ro. hltsal-elii It. William-., 420 llal Ill's stf ills fsutr slaofslits-rx, Ml ■ Avenue, Kanfoid. tire wife and Jo Ktanre* Ross, sanl he saw In>I three children tnakr thetr home father kllltvi In Ht. Joseph, M » .|a t Katifonl In the Hose Court in IM2 . Apartment#. Itallotinff To Iti’Rin For KIwnniH Royalty thr Kiwanii *'Int-, v*till Ii Killed In ColliHion MAiri.AND. FI*. Mar. 27>,l*v Allen llcnjamln Wood, about OA. died from Injuries received «bre morning when a car hr was n - itruch by • t f faIn «i rmBiing no»r hU home h. rr. Wood was an employ* of a fruit parking firm at nrai by Orlando, Highway Patrolman J. H. Harrow ipinfisi Knglnrvl J, W. J»r 11 oatlBus* r*a >’ «*• slsr Holland Declares l^ake City Hospital Will Be Approved sponsoring lh* •lection of x king ■ml f|«frn who «rr f»» «»|»|»* «r »t lit mln«trt! aho*. Apr. nt Krmlnnle High toh'Mil, will pla< <■ glass Jar* In downtown locationt Hy WII.IU II JKNNINIiS Wednesday in which pennies may \|> Special Washington .''ervtce to pfaceii, each penny counting ns WASHINGTON. Mar. 27—CPI 1 ell of Sanford ns saying the one vote. Senator Holland (D -Flat ex. whistle and President Joel Field antinuiticd usual warnings, ..............today ....... * House yesterday that the "toll'd Jar»" '-"Ii. ""nndtxl as Ihe train, pressed belief will to rontainrd in rack - on which consisting only of engine and Suto"mmltt«e on appropriations Ihe namra nf thr com| t ting coup­ rale>nse, approached the rrosslpg. "ill won approve |4,4i>OtOOO_ for VVimxI’s wife, Cora, survives h new veterans’ hospital nt toko let will appear, The ra k* will )>.> c it y. tar»sl In the Hanford Atlanin him. I nc present facilities serve to ank, Florida Htale Hank, the p,- 1 NKUHOKN w in counilos In north nnd norlhw*»t Offb-r, Roiinilllat and AndrtMitit, HHTIMONU, Va . Mai. 27 1-Pi Florida and 25 count lev In math■nd Touchtopr* Two nrgaiutatlon*, (!«• Jareri ■ Tfn- University of Norlli Csto- , f i Oeorgia iloiianii iuid a reporter In- **• and the Rotary Club, bavr nomi­ iiua must admit Negro .Indent'. nated Judge Douglas Htcnsti'Oii a- to ila all wliitr law school, the (gynrably Imprersed by Ihe reking and Mr*. M. l>. (iatcliri «- United Statw court »f appeals action of tfn- siltoummlltee on uren. The vote* of both organlsa for thi fouith circuit ruled hern Independent office* when th<! j Florida congressional delogatlon tlon*, however, can on! added, tmlay, Ihe appeals (inirt reversed the presented a slateinrnt lecently said Mr. Here The Klk- ham chosen Mr. and Mrs. Il'dieit Hilt llurham (N. C.l district rourt ami asking for the malts*V. remanded to hlmn. James Cj. fialloway and ordered ............................ — it- a.. suit. iI -representative -r------— , of the Hudgst Mrs. Ru-»ell Tench were rlmren t.y brought by student* <>( the North 1 itureau, which would p«*» on such i an appropriation, is to visit the Post M, the American l-egion. Carolina College for Negri* present hospital sometime after Apr. t to make an investigation. H> (}. Mil WN KELI.V The subcommittee was told by (ilantH Join C' Of C the delegation that because of WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 7 -JAh Senator Tulhrighl declared their »ge. condition, and location, today that morsl corruption toyt-nd the reatlt ol the law it rating three 01 the hospitafe present away tire foundation* of Attwra in democracy, tie tilled for rev iu l of huilding* "can to neither economlcallv m a'n'ained nor efficientIhe precept) ol the I’ilgrimt and founding fallrrr*. lv "nerated." The Alktma* Democrat who toad) the temalion parked probe of With the annninrtatlo" eskevl, the Reconstruction Finance Cor " ll'a s lls s r * On Vaae Ts re t porallon fRFCt said it was imt tl time t» seek remedies. He nioteited that "am ong so a tonditlon to to remedied hr politician* er imtleemeii. lie said many tufyluentisl people, moral* vs,t n r n “ H W o n |I v ii v It call* for the wisdom of tlw ity ha* become Indefirical with High y rstrrd iy 7H nation'* most reiported private legality” and called It " a tragic fotw today 50 eitiaen* acting as a rommiuion plight” if that I* to b* the mea­ Rain 00 on national morailtv am i hack va sure of integrity. Total Match tain .72 inch by an indisr.ant public. It ia a roudilion, ha «aid, which Normal March rain 2.71 inches Fulbright offered a liat of ten to frepui widespread in an Invest­ name* of juristc, rducatora, re igation of political favoritism In ligtoua leaders a latov chief bit: government loans by tha The W eather and a former Senator aa men of RK(*. Hut it it not peculiar to "integrity tor "ml reproach" who the RFC, lie declared and calJed JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 27 <»n m ight make up such a eouiinls- it "a reflection nf what m ar to 43 el aion. Atlanta seen In many other phases of our 29 47 Hismark In I1I1 passionately stated In. national life." «7 7« Hrownsville dlclrennt of public morale, Ful* " Wjjat ihould to done about 18 61 Chicago bright included the naUan'a ath- man who do not directly and 70 38 Denver totic» minded reilrgaa and onl blatantly aell tto favor* of thair S3 45 Des Moines vervitie*. blaming th a "rynUal, offices for mantyV* and can’t ha ie 71 Fresno Immoral doctrine th a t o a r must 39 .10 New York tH a a t ail costs" fo r aeaadal) convicted of graft, tho Senator 30 ■47 Washington aurh as bribing o f hwkatbatl Tad tfwsim Winnipeg « 23 "H ow do • • deal w ith tbeoe 58 72 Charles Marian hand Ed Whitney the first of two check* re­ Jacksonville said iavaaii gallon who, under Ito gulag o f fritndtw 79 a fte r invMtigation haa ahoaa up ■hip, accept favor* which offtnd presenting tha New York CianU and Mayfair Inn membership pay- Miami 67 73 aril th a t is "beyond th e reaea tho *plrit of th* law but_do not arnta to the Bemlnole County Chamber of Commerce. Frank Me­ Tallahassee Tampa 77 w tope aUv of tto Mayfair- Inn, it lituwn at tto right. a f thg Jaw." Now, ha f a t 'd , It R Fulbright Says Moral Corruption Gnaws At Foundations Of Nation "9BSto S*; A k1' *ij~ £I j -fj �* . — if PAGE TWO The Sanford Hetfald -a Senator Fulbright Join The Chamber O f Commerce K piint mill, ilir Soutblsml in LufIuii. V xj ,. m,w in it, lOth year Mt. Kvereat’s New Name of o|wraiioti ic|>oiti a profit of .43.452.000 for 1950. Southland Geography clmtaea may one tlay meet M. Chu Mu U»ng bat had only one year in the red Mn, which in tranalnteil "The Mountain of the Watera of the time it went into bui men in 1940. Sacral Mother." around the Stale Welfare Twelve out of IS ptiMiiHen allllhc recent OiUndo ntwtpeper TUESDAY MAR. »7, 1961 T H E S A N F O R D I I E B A L P , flA N F O B P , F L O R ID A The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce in conduct* Ita annual membenihi Ing It* membership campaign thin week under the chairmanship of Jack Ratlgan, ably assisted by J. B. BoxWASHINGTON, Mar. 27-OP) ■« .».<-■* r i . H m e t i e r ton, John Kader and John Williams. Business and profes­ —The little man was quite ImO r l s W r IT. ISIS, a t t h * P a s t O l t l M a t S a a t a r S . r i a r l S a . a a d r t t h * A r t sional men throughout the county are being invited to sup­ ased with the Kefauver crime • f l a a s . r s * a t W a r r b A 1ST*. ring* on TV, especially with port the organization whoso officers this year ore II. James M n M .A V » i . t i r r a n having the senatera and charact­ Gut, president, Jnek Hull, vice president; James L. Ingley, K A Itar er* talking in hi* living room. IJONIMIV III; A V treasurer: and Ed Whitney, swretnry and manager. tla.lara* M a a a ssr He hope,! some good would Every business in Seminole Oiunty should belong to *1 n » l MIHTKIV MATUS coma of them. He hoped they » Carrl.r _____ | , | j the (’humber of Commerce. Larger firms should contribute wouldn't wind up like *ome of the Um » M a a l h ____ i j , l»rr# N . a l t . ___“ more in proportion to the benefits which they derive from other senate Investigation* he read *4, M o a l k . . . _ in the past; nlne-day wonders doing business «ti Seminole County. The Chamber of Com­ of Oar t r a r . . , _ | that Jurt petered out. merce works continuously to build up every man’s business, He certainlv agreed with Sena­ All a h l l i a r r ao ilrr*. r a r e , . 1 Ihaaha. rra a ta llr a a , S f - r l a n a i t a a a , , hS a n l l r r a a f r a l r r l a l a i a r a l . f a r to promote Seminole County.before the world, to bring in tor Tubey, the New Ilampshlra million* of people" saw t k r r a - r - . r ml r a k t a * l a a S a . n t h new Industries, to nttri.et tourists and permsiient re­ when k r r k a r a . S far a t r r e a l a r a 4 r r r l l a Republican, who *ald he fell sura sidents. la* talra. thing* like on TV they'd take a H .|t,r.ra l.e k ailaaatlr U r In exactly the projwrtlon *hnt funds are contributed Kreater Inter**! In government. l “ *-ae % rw » * a* rr flr*rrarafaThe little man felt sure they I I.a a . f ar., ' . a l a r k . f k l r a * ~ . I>r- to its audjmuT is th e Chamber of Commerce able to Is* f r a l t . h a a * . , I l i , . s i . I.aala. successful In its urogram. If you think that the Chamber uf would—and that h* would hlm**l/. T k r I f r r a M la a t a a a i W r a l I k r Of course, when he «ee* a Senate of uur country, th at they bebavX . a a . l a l r e P r r a a s k i r t l a r a l l f l s d Commerce should do more than It Is doing, help to provide or House committee at work on with simple honesty; with that r i r t a a l t . f r l a I k r a . r f a r r . * a k l l - thp necessary funds and it will do more. If you think some TV In a committee hearing he honesty which look* not to the r a i l a a af all i k r l a r a l a r t t a p r f a l a A ,fcl* e e w s o e o e r . a a w r i t a a a ll fields of activity are being neglected, join the Chamber of **** member* of Congress a»king letter of the law, but to It* *1* a m . eia*alrfc *s. aptrll?” ( ommerce and lend your efforts lo those committee* which % lot of ,qiir*tloiuThejr're trying in find out what "fa lse propaganda and the 'big ure trying to do nomething. I I ’KHD.W, MAR. J7. I9SI make* thing* tick. Hut he wiihed lie* of demagogues,” he charged, If you do not like the program of the fhumber of (Vim- he could alio it* memlirr* of "have created doubt in the mind* TODAY’S IIIHI.H YFRS8 inerce, you should Join the organization and lend your talents Congress at work among them- of men. Professional political huckst-rs, toward directing its efforts into the proper channels. The lv**- talking and arguing on the floor «f the Hmisr and Sen­ imported from afar, without heat H r run) all thrre n e r j day. H"e I Chamiier of Commerce is a democratic orgsidzitlhui seeking ate. respnnsIMIIt or restralip, cor­ must n rtrr take hop* from human­ to represent the will of the majority of its member*. The Rut they won’t permit any pie- rupt our free election* and poison ity. sml certainly wr must not to** proper way to affect 11 change in its radicles Is to Imcome a ture* of themaelvr* in action in democracy *t Ha root*.’1 faitt- In rtrrn al goodness, and we the lluute and Senate; not only fulbright continued; need charily fur others as wall as member and to work und vote for n ladter plan. TV,, but not even movie*, new* "I am unwilling t** accept the hop,- for uursrlrra. Now abldrth When you are tempted to criticize the ('handier of no .r r Vfn ■ Packet camera. view that nothing can he done, faith, hope and charity, these Commerce and it* leadership for what It Is doing, or for p The V tittle man rouldn't help that the moral deterioration three.—1 Cor. 13:13. what it is not doing, ask yourself what you ure doing to think they had a bit of gall to whlrh Is *n rvident to all must want witnesses before committees continue to Its logical conclusion, Numby*, I imci-Union contained help it. Every town has Its quota of those who sit on the to face TV when they wouldn't which is the destruction of our tome uilrtctling picture* and fea- sidelines and knock, hut that is not the way.to get things l>ermji any *hota of themeelvee at free demorratle system.” luic ilorica of early Jacksonville done, or to build a city. 'Hie really progressive citizen gives work among themselves. lie renewed a demand that the little man thought quite Congress turn to “private ritltrn* in cumin lion yrilh tie 50 yran of both his time and money to the work of those organizations a Hut lot of what he saw almut the of outstanding character and which are seeking to build. |tif>firti aim r ihr big lirr. So do yonr lHirt. (ini In there und pilch, lie a laawler. crime hearing* ,,n TV. They show- arhievemrnl, whose Integrity Is beyond reprotrli.'' for the (Mr nl ll,r Sfuilh’i two newa- Join lilt* ( ’humber of Commerce answers. * jilt* Sanfaftlj Herald la not (he onjv newspaper irt the state which m w- t M a t n X T i * taoa r*H l«trt e a i i r t i w s i aatoeday • m l u r i r ei i a s f . r e . ru n e * __ 111 Wse«>tla i m p The FDIC report* that bank loan* have increased teven billion dollars, since (hr Korean war be­ gan. to a new high of 52 billion dollais. Yet liter* are tome who teem lu think that the RFC it still needed tn oidrr to rxlrnd cresht to .'deserving business. w a r n s — ;s£ - Thin In an old friend under u at range deaignntion. It la the name which the Chincne (’ommunlntn would like to give to Mt. Kvereat, the world's highest mountuin. The idea la the familiar ('ommuniat practice of denying that any non('ommuniat ever did anything worth while, If necenunry. the evidence on the other aide la aupprcaaed The mountain derive* itn name from Sir George Evereat, a nineteenth century Engllah aurveyor who mapped the region. Ilia name wan bellowed on the peak not with an Idea of Conveying thh Impreaalon that he had dlacoveral It. hut lia a tributeito hi! contr|buHoi|a tb geography. SInce thla la all that the Uae of hi* name Iridicatca. It might jukt a« well be left unaltered. It may very- well be true, ns the Cpmeae Communist* aUte, that the mountain waa diacovered by Tibetan' explorcra 135 year* tieforo It waa aecn by Evereat. That atlll In no reaaon why Evereat'a work ahould Ite con- siliington I haven t taken oven a email hand In politic*. Half tha time I haven't even voted." ' The little p ia n ,. trying W examine hie conscience, admitted to hlmeelf th at somehow bf S d e ira y s been loo buw tp lI /T e fbtgw in any , way to help make h|*! govrrnmeet U tte r. , ., ’ fullolght ‘aid such a rummission well might include for­ mer Muprrme Court Justice Owen Rolwrji^ former Senator Robert M. Iwfotleite of Wisconsin; Chief Judge learned Hand of the second- Circuit Court of Appeals; Walter Reuther, Presi­ dent of the United Auto Work­ ers Union (CIO); Paul Hoffman, Ford foundation Director; Dr. Relnhnld Niebuhr, professor at Union Theological Seminary; Dr. Throdore Greene, professor at Vale University; Dr. Robert M. Hutchins, former head of the *tolvers"“ of Chlra*o; Rverett Rose Clinch/, president of the conference of Christian* and fcathalle University feasor. . ■ i FellowRhfp Front (Continued from Page One> when ha bought it from •he ftorlda f i a t Coa*t Hotel Co. Maddy *ay* he expect* to have abom 700 resident* hy fall. The eapacily of the new center will Iw about 1,200. Maddy Immediately announce*! plan* for refurnishing and sliding to the mamnmrth, all-frame struc­ ture. He said he expect* to start construction tin* summer on a new wing, overlooking the llalifa* River on the we*t, for the aged who can afford more expenaive accomodation*. Maddy said all the facilities of the hotel will be used, ItM'luding It* laundries, kitchen and ah'|M The purchase did not In­ clude the hotel’* famous golf course and country‘Hub, Holland Claims irm iiw x r***s raw* dmi the delegation laid, "it will be w » ilb|e to re p la y th*> three building* and several smaller building* with a modern sevenstory building centralising ibr operation* of the hospital into q u a rta n which ran be operated more efficiently amt economical­ ly.” The only |wo modern build­ ing* In the present hoepltal setup would he retained for- use a* wards. The delegation added t ”Thi* appropriation la needed hot only adequately |o discharge • he nation’* ydd gat:mi to It* veteran* of part -wave but- la care f<w veteran* o f tha present conf lln as well. . , . “Fven (Wore tba-beginning of hneinitles m- Korea, veteran*’ hospital fadiiliett in Florida and Kotith G eorgia, were *Inadequate. The*. InOiMquOPV waa especially aeulo with reganf to ncuropsvrhlatrlyc and tubercular rases. "Because of |ho lack of facili­ ties for veterans suffering from these a filet Inn*, the veterans ad­ ministration wa* forced to send such vrleran* mnrio-rnble dis­ tance* to hospital* In other states, at autwantlal expense.” The deUfgation Mid It had -drived that hospital cap­ acity for veterans In north FloHda h*s Iran reduced by 108 hede since February, I960, due to elim lnstkn of beds, for vet­ eran*' i t the.- .Iseh«nnvgle an-l N ival’ hospital*. Crime Committee irM iiH t r » a r u « o u t In n m of the l t r « r cities." Anillnirrr said light prison mu trrwrs given dope peddler* hjr court* had U rn the main reason for "narcotic trafficking and ron•*qu-nt addict ion-" Ha urged a minimum sentenre » t five year* for anjr n ro n l offenar hy a dot*- peddler and at least 10 year* for a third offen«e. Ansilngrr noted that hi* hurrau liad “Its#* than 20* tnan to cover tha • ntlrc L'nitrd Statrs" and ; urged that police department* act un special narcotic squad* "to rlimiuatc the •tract (►olrllfrv," “The city of Iam Angela* hat a ite* narcotic sq u ad of fa n u n ." I*I, “It It the only city In C the country which hat taken the m initiative ami established an ade­ quate narcotic -quad" lit ,H. agent* now are tryinr to shut off illegal -hlo merits of Uroln from Italy and Turkey, Anslinger a id . ” lt*lv haa lieen a ma|<ir aoure of heroin,” ha aahl. C lirdeatlnr heroin laUraturiea ware trlvlng In Ittanhul, In* con­ tinued, ‘‘hut on our i ,*0001me mil­ lion tha Turkish government la trying to control tha dlatrlhution of opium in that country >0 that it doe* not reach these illicit ialKtratorlM,M A ndingrr alto rr|Hirtoi that "a num Ur of draftees are claiming drug aihllrtion to m o p r the d raft.'1 “ Wa are working with tha mili­ tary authorities to break up Ihla racket,” ha test Iflob Tha nareotlce c-mmlssloner said there 1* a clo«a link between Illicit drug* and organised crime. "Many of the top gangsters dip Into the narcotic traffic, ha raid, adding that ha had supplied the committee a t a rinsed session with a Hit of Bixi gangster* of whom ”200 have nrcotlr record*." "W# rnnvlftad l.epke Ruchalt* c r ami Mamiy Weiss, two leader* of Murdar, Inc., who ware smuggling heroin from Japan; alto the 101th Street mol, with national ramifleaUoni; and many other In­ ternational and national gang*,” he u ld , and added; < "Chinese tong* are Ufoming active again after aeveral y*ar* of relative i;ulat. and wc intend In take rare of that equation. “The nareolic traffic It a vi­ rion*, commercial racket which live* on the alow murder of it* Murdered Man iraatla*#* Trmm Poo* Oaa| week. Th* alaln man's father, Harold Cook, said his son, daughter-in-law • Doris, alto IB, and their bob.r, bom last July, left hi* home n<. the little town of Nuevo a Lou. 10:30 A. M. yeelerday. They were hesile.1 for Los Angeles, where young C««)k does maintenance work at an alumlnun company of American plant. The elder Cook Mid the young eotinlr were /evoted and lived a dulet life. Mrs. Cook's mother, Mrs. r . J , Trask of Sunnvmead, rear Nuevo, emphaslied that If ID1 Iter daughter left thg> t>a!iy, ”11 limit to Im- done hy forre.” Officers said Cook was slain rometime between I t A. M. and 11:28, when Jack Trarht of I j Sierra discoverml (lie tragedv on s l.melv stretch of road near Lake Mathewi Iti Riverside county, Highway patrolmen said they hod ridden over the road at II o'clnrk and noticed nothing wrong. Theorising from tire marks and , footprints on what hap|tened,8) (’apt. Schrader surmised: A oar furred Cook'* off ih* Cook got uut and a tnan got out of the rear marblne. They ap­ parently talked and. as Cook turn­ ed, he was shot. The rear suto then Iwcked tip about 300 feet, turned around nnd headed for the town of I'erri*. There were no women’s foot, prints at the scene. The hahy boy, Jeffery, was on a nlnk b lanket# on the grouml near the rook car. The Infant was unharmed. Ilomlrldr deputy Mel Vivinn said he tearnrd that Walker ate lunch at March Air Force lose and at nlmut I P. M. drove his car lo •the garage In Riverside. The -cenr of the -laying ami Ihe air lo-e are about seven miles apart. rally.” Anslinger proposed, along with A rteps to bolster law enforcement, w that narcotic* users lie confined “In controlled ward of a city hospital until they are pronounced cured hv mwllcaf authorities.” "A* long a» they are on the streets they spread addiction and contaminate others like a person who lies smallpox.” he m LI. “As­ sociation with other addicts I tire thief cause of drug addiction." — U..-1------ ----- North Carolina and Virginia # have American dogwood for their statr flower. Power Qf-W progrri* in the irduclion of At i remit m«ttlng of nnwajMiiwrwomcn, clubwomen ay acridrnli. In February of - lUud lbc fpcL U’itl ip u, itmv "f ding w*rt 934 -prckiinl* and ofhera, apwkrra omplutai ” <r o f 1548,000.000 * tankX26 Tperceat. of more than one-fourth of the 'iwoph'a total income. Of thaw amount all the city laset of all the cibei in Flotida combined ac­ count'd for only $64,000,000. County t a ia were $83,I00J)00. 5*Me lexsj smounted lo $183,670,000, ami all Ibc real areal to the fwfcral government. Typical of rom* of (he letters amgrgvncy th* flaldtof^nn lirctimfa broader. * Mina Mary I)oi\|on, chairman of the New York Htato Workmen’a (’ompenaallon Hoard, aaltl that the tlrde la ril», for woman to participate .more actively- Jn.pplltlra; »ho charged, that many men who are potential leancrit are ao Iniav with their private bualnoaa that the liualneaa of tpe public gb*a to the wall. "Women can take over every elec­ tion precinct In the country and change politics," claimed Mlaa Donlon, "If they will ahop the local market In politic* aa carefully aa they ahop for gmccrlea." It la true that the average woman la not fully aware of her own strength in political mHltern. It haa often been stated, nomewhut looaely perhupa, that if all the women In the world exerted their power, war would be ruled out aa a means of settling dispute*, and a better world would result. New CancerDtieovery I am taking thU wna prolonged In some of these ing an Iglqrrlow coses. Dr. Ivy said that of the 14 atUl ally* 12 to 17 month* after receiving their flrM In. JocUon of the drag, two show no evidence of canwr. He re­ ported the other II have shown ‘•a moderate to marked regres­ sion (dlssnpeerenM)" sf tha ef$L/f*»Ofi«; J ) . S f c 55i lu growth* * that war* * threatening m a n A-bomb tbceot to my- four their licoa. Two of th* patients treated children" and ao forth. experimentally now show no evi­ *Governor Warm, who haa hod dence of cancer, Dr. Ivy Mid. cn..tid*rablr experience with the On* had an Intestinal tumor re­ moved hy aurgery in Anri!, I960, aabjtcl, call* Dan Sullivan, head but showed eigne of further / of- the Grcatar Miami Glam ComtaWon, which ia a fitting local coptcrparl to tha Kefauver Senate Cftm Invealigalbti Committoe, " • m different type* of liar". Sulfreon'is. uyi Warm, "an ap ev fisced bar. a slippery end persistent liar, an intemperate liar, an egro- the Italians vend confined in a concentration camp. He was par­ doned on Mo premia* U» go to Argentina. A ipobetman for Dr. Durovtc Mid that tie did a c t dis­ cover Kr»hioaa*. hy accident but it represents the cumulative re­ sult* of more than 20 w ar* of rr march. xi lut If entmgh of u* did if the •(IHral heck* wouldn’t be able c 'do if for me Ip a bach room. "I’ve left the whole government p tp them, the political hacks, re pro*, who gel fat o ff poll!ice. >11 1 do fa veto for on* side or to other whan I know the haeki n picking both aides.” 1 mil ;*b both corrupt (lie government The lltue man ran over I mind some of the thing) thought ha ought to do: Talk over candidates and I with his neighbors, be eui vote himself, ring doorbells t hie neighbor* to vote, go to Deal meetings, get up and • ncwrclorltypf white-glow Inftrtiptnt marfc* ingi more kittily read at night. Of th* M t In n , hickory and walnut provide excHioot hard woods for hnrailur* making, the walnut being chocolate brown in color. fe to Buiik ftigiiieeft. ou have to hand it BUMktgogMeeft., What they’ve don* tn ^ 9»B PeaA t b nothing abort ol a minor miraele. They've itepped up iu style with a brandnew body, in eager new thrust-ahead look, a gleaming new puih-ber forefront theta aa ruggedly protective as It in atunning to see. They’vo stepped up tbt smartncea of iti in­ teriors with the nnartcot fabrics that ever graced thl interior of till*, Bulek Scries. They've stepped up the ldloty, hy tha sharp Y M7 PLVMOimt COACH Ml 8TUDEBAKER SEDAN Ml PLYMOUTH SEDAN M SUPER BUICK SEDAN I T h e y ’v e a t e p p e d u p t h e p o w e r j(J t h i i h i g h e f t rttin g * hi S p s c i a l h i » o r y ~ 1 2 n h o r » c p ow e r W ith S y A d t r o - M e a h t r a n s m i s s i o n , 1 2 8 w i t h IJ y n a fld tv D r iv e . ThcyVtp come op with a car tbora new in everything from the ground up-and a price U*at*a the beat ncwi of ell. So, if you've been toying with Thoughti of buying a le**er car—better come in and acc how ea*y it iato atep up to tbit thetfty marvel. �TUESDAY MAR. 27, 1051 THE HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Social A n d P ersonal A ctivities PAGE T lirttJ iMury Frances Cole Marries Cordon Dunn Lake Mary By VIRGINIA P. ANIlFRSON inter national -murity Alt Dunn nltrtideii local whuuls and i, at p ic e n t a pail nor In ,r'. rli Hale, aand Set vice •pul Mi - Muly Fiiiuii Cob, d.iiikti­ Mr. :<ml Mr-. Albeit Ijmg ami ler of Mr. isii,l 'ti II ury WaM*daughtei Shirley of Clmiitaiu|ua, Cole of Soiiiii ( nail, 'on, W V , Seminole fli N. l . vivlml Mra. lanj*’. in-ither, lei alov Ihe lo ide of John Cordon Mi*. R. N, Itoberl-. In d week l<* BEVER LY GR AY Dunn, »nn i*r Charles Dunn and I'hry pent Toe d«> hi ('leal \nm ial Flower Show (he late Mi D.inn ■■( A. leu. N i wutri vi-itlng friend- and reMai. II in a reieinoiiy peiforniel Will Ucgin Thursday n a l lurviiil to New York mi Friday, There's on extra stierinl dane"* lit the home of the hi Ido's ,i,t. i taking Mr*. Itolwii- with them. uml biollu'l io-law. In .und Mi- coming up Hu* weekend. ,Sines TU H SD U The Flower Show sponmiml by Byron Beard, U. h. N-, is home George I^-e, who i. attending Friday another holiday the J. A Smith, -It. in New Smyrna. Teacher., and officer* meeting at the Sanford Garden Club will be on leave from Norfolk. Va. visit­ school in St. Augustinr, arrivnl The nlmple but Iwauttful ele 'lance will t« Thursilny evening. 7:30 r . M. a t th r rhttrrh. held Thursday from 2;IMi P.M. un­ ing his parent*. home Wnlnesday *i 'ipeo-l the inony was perfm'neil befoie mem None othei than the ito-e 11*11 Thf i m i Ioii .>f thr l.n tr Mary til t>:ix> P.M. and Friday from 10:00 Easter varalhm with id, pvrenta, lien of the family and i l",e ft lend •ponvrr.l by Mo (*lc,- Flub! You Community Church meet* ul thr A.M. until 0:0(1 P..M. at tin- Kplseio Mr. and Mrs. Harris Folds have Mr. and Mm. F. (>'. Lor-. by Ihe It*-' A G Meinnia. T i- felloe • lart a,km g the gal, now, rhurt'll at 7 .."Ml P Jt. pal Parish House. There will I* 17 as their guesta Mrs. Homer Clause Mrs. Vivian lluln- and aoo vows were repented in finnt of for this is one of the dances of Thr Revival M-rvler at the First classes uf entries in the show. Roger left Tuenlay for II eir home of Belle Glade. Ihe mantel of the Smith home the >rni and >nu won't want In Baptist Church will liegiti a t B:00 In addition to the entries ami in Alamom, Mich., after visiting White Iris, baby breath. piilin«, and nil-, ii' It'll It down at the A M. exhibits by amateur Bardeners Mr*. J. D. Davidvun is ai Ihe Mr. and Mr-. Herbert tjmips'tt. other greenery weie u-ed m di-ioi- Vllinuv at !l:0ll o'clock. Don't The Unity CUs. will n rrrt at thiuuehmit Sitninole County, i Anderson Nursing Home where Mr. on I Mr«. l.yrnan Fnshey forget' A dollar fifty a rouple; ating. the Valdtrr Hotel i t 7:30 P. M. number of professional exhibit, she Is recovering fi..m ■ revere Irft Monday for their home in The bride, win* wa, given in and nn ml sagr- Sound* simply with lfi*v. Fnr.dvn II. I’lr s a m at will also Is* shown. Another fea­ ra«e «.f inflornra. Fnrwell, Mich, following Ihe win­ mniriagr by Dr Sindh wore i •mt of-tlii--world' So you ehie Wr teacher, The public is invited. ture of the show will lie a dem­ ter .peid in l-akt Mary. i learn gabaidine -oil wtlli wl.ii n i*r»nn ••in Y«»ut ifokhtiR aid! nmKe Tin Pilnt tilth will hold it . onstration on propagation trulu.1Mrs. Jran Huffrr has as her MIm Gayle Burke, daughter uf she min- nn off-lhefan- pint *«*4*h fm tlio ln£t l«i{* mil*! See tm» inert ini'ft i iik in the Yacht illy budding. grafting and soli guests her son, Chubby lluffrr, Mr. and Mrs, W. P. Iturkr, -pelt acce*»oiiea. Slo curried a whit-1 \J» ttn*i v* Club at 8:00 I* M. The Board will analysis, with Mrs. George Mr- and her sister, Mrs. Albert Kitch­ the Easter week end in Orlando, Bible with n splay of n.-thenll It N lung InfftM* April mr«t a t 7:30 P. M. (*nll as rliairnian. ens of Union, H. C. Ihe gueot of Mr .and Mrs. C. A. Ivi-e, .mil white oirhld on lop. thr fourth nn«l ttint*-. a Nprrfit WEDNESDAY t7an.-r- for entiles in the show Shi iner. TinhHilit* i let, Mi Minltli, rvrnt Ml H li. «S r * r tr f Huy ru> Th*- Methodist Church'. Prayer are n< follows: Holm Dean will arrive toitturmw Frieml- of Mr. and Mr-, Ernest wa- Illation of Ihiohi oni hei *-i,l, lift- Iti* Niiri nml •*«* th rir t hi,\ Meeting i* il| hr hrlit m M< Kintev < Is ,, i —im is f s — l \ n i t . \ e lm I.K from Yale University lo tpend the Humphries former reaidrnU of ntlenibnil Khe wa nlllli'd H i an tlmr. It’. ..f fiiti miiff inletIj a i l 7:4h PM tine lllos-om to a Vase Spring vsmtlon with hi* parrots, la k e Mary, will lie iuteirsted to iii|tin Kihntdiiu oi* with „ Id'll ***11flu, IlHE Q Mid-week p ta v t ervice at heel hut I —Light Pink Mr. ami Mrs. Holland Dealt. learn that they a ir jnn iineing .-he those w ild. an -"iir. Hit T.lMi p. M. "Come Thou With II* Sertion 2-—Dark Pink A pr.iml m u culllion nf the the birth of a daughter Bonnie flown- were yi 11••-, n |. wblrli t'rlrry And Wr Will Do Thee Good." Knl rumr nut li»fct Y\erk. Seetion 8 lied Mr*. Orville Balks and children Ann on Mai. Id, in Moron, Ga. sin Wole in b n hail. Tin Woman'* t'-ocintion "f thr Scitf-.n I—White .lint full «f thing* rvrrjnilP lovfrl left Fthiay for Columbus, Ga. to Mr. and M rs J. R, Matthew* Hm m g the hiidegrooni alw-t l o i r '( a r y Community Church Section A—Yellow Thrf*"'ll imlv Up **ui» m«irc spend some time with Mrs. Haik'a of JarktOUVillr were gih'-la of mnn was Ilia loothei, ilmiald \ «rruJittfr meet;; at trie church at 2:30 P.M. Section tl—Any other culoi lilt fs*r» o mukr Din* you III mother, Mrs. A. I. Jrttup. Mr. and Mra. I.. C. Tilln, tbo Dunn of Snnfoi.l with Mr«. | | | .amor 1 1 a . hnstcu. ( l e , . *—ANNUALS—PALM Tin? folk* who wi*nt to I ho weekend nf Mar. Jft. Mrs. Tillis Eveirtt W ale, piani-l plnyeil a The Itrvival hsrvicc at the Friends of Mils Dorothy Von 1, lbelt niece. Other guesta wero imltfiriifr In *t wrek nhIiI they CIHCLK progiam of |di- nuptial nttislr a, »li .id Pust Itat'list Church will iiegtn A rrtotis- til -.talks Hrrhulis will regret to learn that her slater, Mia. II. E. I'rrdcrirk, 4 11141YUfUilN litllf*. Wf hft well nIrailitiniml wedding elrrat 8:00 P. M. she is cunflned to Ihe Frrnalil- and they Hid? Alter* i> talks daughter*, Dorothy ami tion, during the retrninny. TMUHKDAY luiugliton Memorial Hospital. Galendtilas - li stalks It muii't t‘i* toi* huff now h efjrf Shirley, of Montgomery, nla^ Immeiliatelv following the ieieTin Gh-ti Chili of Kerniltole llish Candytuft* .1 stalks who remained ihimigh Tnrsday, motiy, u ii i option wa given with tmi-i1hall UMrwfN, Wr have tdlS of Friend* of Mr*. F. R. Adam* Callers Ijrjvail wilt r (hoi'in a dame at 0:(H) Cal nations—III stalks the Tillis home Mar. Ihe Iniilnl roil pie ■idling a thiei*- fjinji up nt S II .S. niiH with our will le g irt to hear that she is 17 were atrmndns ol the \rm»ry. O n ta u ie a —10 stalks of Mr,. Tillis of tiered uislding rnke topped with t cmm (Vhhich looksR r x tr i UihmI thU ronfinrd lo thr Feinald-Laugliton Drlandn, Thr Revival S f l th t at the Clarkln—n stalks Mr. and Mra. E. I jiw vrnr vii,,ip *uri' to Im* nn th r wifi* tindltlonal hriile and groom. \ Memorial Hospital. First Baptist Church will Iwgi’i Dtanlhu, III stalkam! Mra. Bonnie MrCoriuirk. slstilig at the loirptlon wrie Mi - nfiif* 4Hf iiirtftt nf M ir time! Wo at M;im IV M. Everlasting- (J -tnlk» On the weekend of Mar. IM, Mr. Minin Jane Dliffield and Alla, D"r hM|*r mi unyHnv? Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whelchel. The Guidon Chib is leuo'iirinK Larkspur—0 s u lk . KjikIpi i> hvi' i rtMiHher )f» r. and Mra. Ernest J. Cole. Mi. visitothy Smith. Jr,, have rrturnrd after spending lip. -i n|ini a Horn i show at the Lupines—3 stalk* Suriih Selmcl Mn*l t'luirrh ult«ui* rd her two btotlmm in Ml. Peters­ The rntipli* left following the nthe weekend with Mr. and Mrs. (ill hi I t la Parish lion e, and the Mignonette—(I stalks burg and Clearwater. Wlulr away irptl'UI foi a wedding tilp mid —ill «ImHi r* whirl) hri t iik cli thU wrek Hugh Whelrhrl, Sr. invited to enter exhibits. Pansies—10 stalks they spent some time at WrvkfIn- at home on Palmetto Avemii- pruvnl li» Ih- rxttM high. Some The Mrthn.li,t Mi's'-. Club will Petunias- .1 »talks Mi. .uni Mrs, John Dunn whi>,< wedding took pi to < Mar. II In iu Hanford. iMUiir i iiontN hml n liu ml m l per* warhec Spring,. Mr. a oil Mr*. William W. mert al 7 :fMl P.M. at McKinley Pnuplr* -d flnlkNew Hutyitin Itearh. Mis, Dunn wui the foimer M i« Mary l i aiiecs rriit * WmiMii'l It Ih* if it wai Mi. and Mis. A. L. Walters, Mrs. Dunn at iended high ho.d. White and daughter irft Saturday neconipaliird by his p air ills, Mr. I'ole of South Cli,i r h ,Ion. W. Vo. Hall. Major Paul Clank will *p. us Srhim nlhus—3 stalks nlway* like Mi41? in M i I \ trginin and w a liob nt for Atlanta after spending a few an "F uture Citlien*." H'napdr agons—!1 stalks Mukr it n date fur lllblo Club l Mis. Harry Walters, loured si tin* Hi Franei- H, loud of N'm ,days at their cottage on Golden •m FRIDAY Slinks—3 stalks tiBttiof rmv, uhi* iton,t chiif the Ka*l Coa.-t la .t week, going lug In Charleston. She I, a no oi­ Mi. and MlDan (ml. he an.ll|J>|n tf ^ r t « ( ir O U J ) tf. The United Daughter* of Gynsophila—3 stalks Lake. Hr 1 or In* yo iiftl Friilayf as far south a , Miami. l.ionly in Hanford, spent r.a-ter I __ 1 lier id Ini g" nf the Itidn Hi<;ni i Phi Twifrdciar.v will meet i OO P. M Any other variety nut mure than Mrn. II. M. Glen-on routinues with her p arrn l,. Ml. and Mi,. To IVest'll I Huy at the In.me of Mis. Gr-orgn 10 stalks. Miss Mary Anne Galloway. Mi*< Bishop with M r . J. (>. Sharon U a »a 3—PHHE.NNIAUS—PALM Lila l^ffler and Miss Betty* Rene ill at her home. Ilrt son-in-law It It Franklin and daughlrr, Mr. and Mr,. IlhhThe Chinch of Ihe Narareitc as ro-hostt ■», Ball left yesterday lo resume llirlr ard W. Keogh uf Gainesville, a r­ t ’lUt'LK sml Ihe Comuiunily Chureh unitC f l N ^ ^ c / V l o M i c P o i x r) I hi I'ln*- \ i t Ih-paitiitriit The Garden Chili i» *|mn ruing a Daisies—10 stalks studies at Floilda Slate Univer­ rivnl Thursday to spend the id m mi Easter Mnnrise eivin- thr* Woiiimi’ft I ‘Iff’* will ptoi-m •f flower show at the Knr <s>pul Pai Getanlums—f| stalks sity. • RIDE -IN T H E A T i en ihe "holes of I.ike Mary, play ,*HaiilinrNMmalrt thr *Itt •1 E aslri Vocation. Ish Hon e, and Mir pulilie is luvilist G rrbrras III stalks Friday, Mis. Grruge Davis, wlm hov. J. C, Itinlimoi nml Itev. C. Ihut *»f .V|h. S, f» Har rmini' |t In elite! exhibits. , Mr. and Mrs. John II. Jatumr* h a, lorn with hei lather, A. II. htukesla »i stalks ('. White, pastor, nf (lie (wo ulll Ik |l|t I'lllni WmIuI'^iU v rlt TONKillT At WKDNKSDAY ami children Dorothy and Johunye Toney, Veri*ena 12 stalks arroinpanied by her ft lend, rhurehr.s, re,pe,-(ivelv, maib brief of Jacksonville were the weekend n m l**M. mi Mir WontnnV Cfuli Violets Jo -talks Dmilitc F fiilttre lla ig itin I’rn g rn m EiiNlcr Party (Oven Mrs. Winifrni Study, left for talk, mi the Ee-dei theme. guesta of Mr- and Mr*. John D. llirlr rrrperllvr lioincs in Wil­ F»ivi'ilI |i|£ t hr (Milv Itildki'l llthii Silvia *i -talks loot SING U1W I1M (.MSI Hominy Mr and Ml,. Plank For School Children Ally other vaiirty not morr than Abrahams. M-O-W r*w«H liamsburg ami Fountain City, I van, atti-ndnl the weildlng of Mill, |V|!ITV WlUon, I'hlftV II hm K JI»I*| Hilly TI b * u . will rin li ,• in stalk*. tt.eii r i .iiiiImiii, Ed-i'ii E an, to ImillDir. John D. Abrahams, superintend Ind., via New Dtleaii,. An Easter pmty given by the Class I—HIT.IIS and TCIIKItOUH Friend, of Mrs. C. S, D'uodd- Mi,, Joan Miter, whit It took enl nf Ihe City Water Wotk* loom tnuth r is «n ciij.iy.it by BLOOMS—I'AI.M CIRCLE Thr th at lirteiA .«11 Mi* R oy| Plant, Is attending the Nineteenth son will Ih sorry to luai that place in the famous .Sunken Gut'Ihrre lllo--nm» Alloard the ntu n il grade children of Mrs. -hi- is ronfliled to her home i|ur ii'ii. in Kt. I'rterkhiirg. liiifii a* Multir KmIuii; Mia Im«IV PLOW BRING SllltCItH Annual Short Course and Con­ to illiu-ss. h J. N i l ’s room Thtii'dny after- Class Ftli-rkfl« of C, W Hook will I, Hiir i’ll, Amu' t‘mmil; Min, Jim • u n ei* -it» i,“ i 'i i neluH nmoi VINFjt and TURKS—MIMOSA ference on Water Supply and Mr. and Mia. W F. Tlmme, i lad In lenril that he |s out Gilion, l,ir.ri*' I'd.e; Mi IlioUgh' Sewage at Hi* University of I. lOTttlfTMLDS \ Games w rie pl.-.yrd and pliieCIHCLK who have iieen vi-ilii'g their son oifa III, following li etitinenl n ■ ton Watkitte, Lucy Watkins; niel Flmhla in Gainesville. won by Mike Pop.-. Hobble WillS|ieeimrns of fine aral iimum . rived nt the Veilitin,' H ospital1 Mis. S. li. Ilnriimnn. Aifiedn. Ulus A V ery (iuotl Cur I non lams, Puttie Gib’, ami Giles NL shrubs, vines and trees, rs In Mepiplda,' Trim 1 *- * - ■ ■ • black. soBriUol, ,«iii "A lm ie- I'n tle r T ltf S iitrs " Finlay night, loeiiil.n- of (h e , and Gayh- Burke -aiig .» Aft *11 the Easter l a A r l - were ( la s . d—POTTKD PLANT* a s . . I choir of (hr Cuin)tU|tdly Cbup h ! ,, gMI||i. of rhildren sung given to the ihildicn filled with A/. \ I.K A CIHCLK 0 vL’It with Mrs. MJyjkawa'* par.Vi M i.. T ul Itn-klyn a Ktarl. tut ilip* I** -li * n-.iHtv sill I egg*. »efrpsbn*«nu of ire riram Section I—Fern* SA N FO R D - ORLANDO H IG H W A Y i nts, Mr. and Mrw A. C. BUne, at tuolher.HHrs. George pelley, her MiuW.t, nt the I ask* Mary He(wad I'i.l 1 1. ia Fireman ang a sol" Qj..l nnikira weir rrrvrd In the fol Section 2—Palm* sister, Ml*, Bertha Pelley altd their linuie mi 70(1 IU ,t Set mid Various uppioiiilnU: game.- s u v Towing: a.** i Mrttrt>W/,‘ Horn Section 3—Kxolh . mm sister-in-law, Mrs. John l’clley. plaied H fW T W eb m it* wH t. Iwf.'i.Ihe, gift - wen-. open MrWstere, van . bn* Wafthftfirn, Seel Ion 4—Flowering Plant* and her nlerr, Mrs. John May*-, ■ , T, . . Kathy W estfall. Hand Has*. Tom Class 7—AHTIHTIC ARRANGE f, |J rd tb" ■<- bad Itcii plaint im a Koghan1 Nrwman Kfltry re ­ to Cy press Gardens ami hr n*stft Ufii«| Sjiirtgift fhi 111 It ii u^ my llclm s, Gacrgr Blontoff. Greg leioiale.l with pink phlox MKNIH—ROSK CIRCLE Ringing Tnwrt/ -On Friday. Ih tabl turned to the Unl»er»lly of Flori­ ory Ell s worth, Samira Ka*lei. Dolly S,etlon I -Mixed • nd fern. KuspriMh'd uvei (he retam ni !<> their homi returned . fashioned Taylor. Itiiny Williams, J. C. Section U- Tiwir* gird shades uf spe da In Gainesville today after Peliain u ' 1,mm " rshninilow. ” bab) | , ad spending hla E*»ter vacation on In l.ynn, Mae*. Mrp kjaye-. l« of which pelh-d Clews, Jin kic Ashley, Betsy Willrotor Keene. N. II. Twin I Jake with his parents, Mr. isms, llolihy Williams, Tommy Se* lion it- All While out "Baby llrooklyn". A low FHemls of Mra. ( Ikylie Ht and Mra. lUrold H. KasUiar, J a ­ Kri>i>, Billy linker, Betty McNeil, Btfclimi 4—Drteil Material U |,M I.K I* Mlh . I I * t^tty “ “iV learn "1 ,"'v‘ l " f !'"<k phlox ilia 01 at* d Hm JI2 N. I'alk A«e cob T. K astnrr and Harold II, tevens will |w lloMiy Hickson, Sue llowidi. Pa*.tie Qectiun Is—Wild Flowers Mar iS 'til Humnid rl*U*t»a nisii Al a late hour, le• r death on Kaitner. Jr. , i * * *« Giles, Kuliert Myers, Bonny Coar Section ft—Fnil UL * llf Ifclduonta of ulaugq Julie, cuke i'ntlt* and/or VegeyWfcilTrniu.v M r.l son. (iili-is Nlblatk, Mika Pope, ;i DAYS ONIrY tables the latr A. C. Saunders anil 1 hurt ^ l i > K J. Nix ami U fa. O. A. Beet ion 7—Men's Arrangements 100 m to tin mole than 33 former resilient nf l a i n Mary- lunch frirud, utti'ioling. A bai.y tlictne ^Ilh lark . Her linn II—Novices H x II Haturday, Mr. and Mtw. Ciiirl. . . . . and. their gnesl, , ... Class ft—WALL PICTDRKH. "Sm Reg. Krueger Mi had loa n laiiiisl mit in Ibe variHAVE IN ST4K K Iftsai and WALL ARRANGEin. Mr. and Mrs, B. B. Crumley Marilyn Jnhnwrm aeeom panie,"by J"1' " ' 1 I'1"'*;. MKNTH—MAGNOLIA CIRCLE !)R, C. L. GENUINE IMPORTED * I 2 5 < I(I i t -n"S honored Misa Daphne Connelly and Mra. Ernest J Cole. Hr l.-ft f , Clssn ft—MINIATURE ARTattii*. MIm Johtiroti look « plMn* t .. , . . lil#, O plnntiriri NOW Fit IN EXE HOOKED IIANOKMBNTH—DIRT GAR­ Jo* Khearoute with a buffet sup­ from there |« her home in ('hi... "•!' siuoil.dfd per Saturday night. WOOL HUGH IN '■ ■ DEN KR'K CIHCLK EVES EXAMINED , •ilFKift* All Th» Crumley home on Silver go and Ml.. Cole continued ... HI f FA None m er I inrhe .1 high, II Ml « Ma. »* t l a H. PalmellB A»e n . ....... l i s t . I ft—N il’ll KS—III LHSt I S 1 *ke wa* allractlvely decorated to visit he, b t.d h rr in Cleerwalln a lld IlM witli spring Gower*. The huffrt rr. GLASSES FITTED 9 * 17 CIRCLE I.Htle Miss Lilith itobsnn, nb no mi. Chuti'h Blind*y N.iiool in table was overlaid with a white miu ■ program They wn* • nJe.1 by SecHon I - All While be.. I t c h III for (he paxt i m in s n i m i a m . !srv doth and • center plrce of the rlioir. Iiy mloisls, Mi , J I. I 111.all S*<thm 3—Mixed weeks, is sufficiently improve' rails lilies with burning white Robin von and lleilT.t ianipeil. , Soellon 3—T « k * of one color OVER THE "(1141 D tapers at both end* of the table. tn return to whool. CUs. II- IHHH GARDENS duel by 'l l Wm. Fit* I and Mis HI \tf. FIIIN \. Fit \N t E. A. II. Hunkina, wlm ha, .pr.ii Mlsa Connelly and Mr. Bh«atsr i*itI itft I **»r**t •f 4 Fnrn Slu.unit and .. lending by HIBISCUS CIRCLE r THEATRES C IIA IV AND HEI G il 'I louse were present*! a lovely jrlft the winter with hi* aon-in-l*" Mis. Will. Krtet. Fhddren Inking (la ss 13—CORSAGES anl .laughter, Mr. and Mm. II. M by I ha boat and boat***. Following Ml % F. Ilex I 373.MI .»it in plny.ts wire Dorothy JACARANUA CTRCLK the aupper the guesta played eo­ Gleason, returned to hi., hum Am cofivnnakUi Seetion I Comagr* ae Maiy urine Hobby Maty In Pyrllrs, N. Hun.lay. ns its and bridge. NOW (hrllon 2—Wrist Hands Vliginin Hiihlnsin ('and Taylor COME KAItl.Y Those enjoying the evening with Thomas • Greenlraf who l.r and Jin n Ann Nelson, rlmse giv­ Sertion 3—llrad Pit'se* «m • • hM 41%•(••*«•!■• I M*»Mt ing ni.|.i..piisle rerilalions wen (laaa II—TABLE ABHANGK- Misa Connelly and Mr. Kheanniso bren visiting hla nmtlier, Mi ItrMlftr I mi porird lln.wn, Itnil-iiu ami MRNTS—lltnlHCUH CIRCLE were Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins Con­ Edna II. (irtwnleaf, has gone t>. llmeiiy nelly, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Loaaiag, Delray Braeh. to apeItal awmr linn Peggy Millet, Follren Maltlirw-s, II It 9ft It II MUft, m m ar Section I—Patty Table* Mr. and Mrs. Marion Raborn, Jr., with Mr. and Mr*. Harold ''a, Hhelvy IJelarughler, Jolla WIL ID t lift Itrg. 433000 It KM KR ACALLIS CIHCLK ImRlI fl#|Mft«|1 lisy* •'Where Hanri'ie Gusts Mr. and Mr*. F.verett Young of terton. Class Id—JUNIOR GARDEN lann, Kdltli D-d.-on, Hue 'n n e - ho Cult ' II I M i l A I I %AI. Jacksonville, Misa Dilvn Baker, n o w $125.00 Friend* of Clarence Mil.led will Toimy, Anita 'lav H.onip-.m, CLUB Misa Elisabeth Dyson. Glenn lie glad to hear that he is i.gaii. Kina h. I*••• nll.y Le. and Mm. Clyde Hstn-ey. Chairman TODAY & WED.! Seetion I Scmlli Side Primary l.iitglf and Frank Mrbane. •hie to It mil, follow log a lie ill p ,| K".gi>, lin k ) Gliei, (bill Wed- and llmt»d.»s Nixhlv Open heboid. West Side Primary • llark Mime lime ago. IhJjeil-, li.nlity Blown, Mills and Thr Mis-es f’lara and balill. Ibdiby Thoni|.»..n, .Mm, Ibd.l.y Foliage 20 School Dukr Do!-mi, Myrua Wil Se-tlon 2- Grammar School Hlem 10 Upear* vUilnl frirmis in U'intr. ______________________ — Sevtlrn 3—Junior High School Seale of Points For Judging Ar­ Park Monday. Dr. ami Mr*. Win, Kelley of Class Ift—PROPAGATING rangement* CENTRAL CIRCLE Proportion 25 Orlando w rrr Ihe gursta nf hi parent,, Mr. and Mrs. I*. K. Kei not lo be lodged Relation of Gowers, fruits or I lasa 17—ITIOFKSSIONAI. veget shire to acceptable 23 ley, faster. O not I« be lodged Haturday, Mrs. Rime liania ami ('•dor harmony STMrs. Ruth Franc of Orange (’ll) Scale of Points For Judging Airangrment U o Classes I, 2, .1 ami 4 Mrs. Mlrharl Glnwm i r P d that railed on Mr*. B. II. Franklin tm m o lYrfeetlon of bloom M) •II eihlblts he removed from llw They wrie a. ruin panted by Mr>-»» o Mao 2<t Parish House by V:80 P.M. Friday. Fra nr'* parent*, of Dayton, Ohio .HONE 118 S'jcial Calendar e r so GIRLS' 4<THE DOCTOR SCHOOL AND THE GIRL” *1 O R IE N T A L R U G S H O P S CrumleyR Eittertain For Mlw Connelly NS iCLORIDA S T A T C THEATRES | $150.00 p c of C of C of C of C of C of C of C of C of C of C of (' nf V of C of C uf C of £ W h a t fs 4 h € d ( l r S a n f o r d ? n e ORIGINAL n o■n 1 8 4 7 R O G E R S SIL V E R R I4 T E - 1C SETS ONLY FIRST LOVE — 2 ADORATION 2 DAFFODILS — 2 REMEMBRANCE 2 ETERNALLY YOURS SETS 52 PIECE SET •-*-* n n IBil . . . whal nlatiil tomorrow mid Mii t-n>"iiik' mnimniitt.v' • n trd ' in the monMin mid yearn .ilirgd? TIimI' m where the mffer: nn*l i .tke romniondfirft HD* dtratiKclv rdlenl. T ltiil'n where yunr * haniln-r nf ('nimnerre runiPH Into Ihe picture. Il’it otir job to |ilun iihrutl mid Mien olitnln remiUt*. Tlud r idln for I'onmniulty cooiwratton mid rmnmnnlty-wlde finnnri.it s*ii|*|wsrt .loin your Chamber of Cotnmri' C now. o (Tomorrow: U ’t’s (Jo, Sumiimlu CountyI) o n Cj 169.75 ■n TOUR DAYS ONLY - MARCH 28-31 o O v er (( m ite n r s'.ijs »sf eofffte . tilllioal (lo lly . . . we r luil iiinrttl Mir wiry l l i i a i i r ( lint proK rnm f(»r Hvir* iiii|irn v en ieiil Inin w orked "ill Yrin’vi* iio tlrfd Mud flit* rnriim cttlH Lirirrly m t i c r n i wlint H A S liir|» JH'lirri. u «a-r o •ua (*w © u rs o WE FEEL T H IH H ILV ER W IL L RE IN C L U D E D IN FEDERAL TA X BOON. R A V E S IA M N O W . r» & .•-ft* n c o Sem inole C ounty *© C H A M B E R o f C O M M E R C E nC of C of C of C of C of C of C of C ofCof C of C of Cof C of C of C of C o f u 1 • -‘--ii �n fhbaiMk atAit, ;*«, iititi ^HE_SATfTOR^HEI^LD^^ANFW U>^^ttiDA P A G E FOUR l RuHsie Hurls One ( Straight H itter As Pirates 3 f r o m th * Heat Giants 4 To 0 Fourth Starting Pitcher b Biggest It; JACK IIANII Sanford * Orlando Kennel Club Entries Maxim $igns f o r Kansas State Favored By 3 Points Defense GlT Title Over Kentucky In N. C. A. A. Finals With Satterfield T o a io n r a i -.x t i i i i ;* flNXT R t t l — >'*l*rilr ItamUtar Itiu*. Mslesman. IllrsrhMINNEAPOUS. Mar. 2 7 * ^ -Pi-K entucky, the nation** No. • vr>*nt. Two II lar,.,.]rr. Ml» IonaCHICAGO, Mar. 27—G P i- Jo* m Sparked l,y the one-hit pitching t*rl, 11* I’allenl. Ill* !>■>*. HUliln* Maxim unking liaikrthill team, meeli Kimax State, the No. A tram, loniglw h a t signed to make th* of John IEm ile, Ihe Pirates blaxtIKI tlXII MXI I — Khih H ii lilradw. (Irati.l lUrhory. iJanurr first defense of the light heavy­ in lh« Blur G ran ililr M|uad*t drive to become (hr fiitl to win thrvt ed out i i In 11 win over th* II, Klluo*. Trlrbr tlyec*. I'll> l*>l> weight championship hr Won II National Alhlrlit Axtocialion champion*hi|w. Giant* in Ihe opening game of (leorge Koto Irfflr (* Io,«I month* ago. the Rotary Club Junior llascbali By ElI) IIARI’EK loniglil'x final, to follow a preliminary game between Oklahoma TIIIH U II XI I —5 lain, wile Three month* from today— League yesterday. l.urill* Urol I, M ao I Ian,.. Hull AA M and llUnoli for third place.' June 27— the Cleveland Italian I* ■tourer. Itollln* IIu, y llapnv Xlln.ls, Pushing across nil four run* In shape, both mentally and phy­ Tile artislocrncy of golf will (lslveslon (lal, ll*ppr ilrn-v. l>m>r to meet Hot, Hal ter field In a 6- will tw Kansas Slate's first shot sically that la possible. converge on Augusta, Gu. Apr. ' tin- first inning the Pirate* hand­ Ooy. at a title. Ami it appeared Jack rourul title U.ut In.Chicago sta ­ cuffed the (iianls in lint four re­ Rupp does feel that his tram 6 lo compete in one of the most Mil H-ni II X* I — • ..I... Ii > Gardner's crew was all primed dium. maining innhtgv I*hind th* shut­ llol KlXih, lll*h l*urp-,e. ttsl.* l> tired from egtrnsive travel. singularly select of ul) links Maxim signed fur the Ratter- to make (in must of it. Ilsrl-ur. (lack (■». Itr«, „ ( ,» . liuh.r out hurling of Husain. "We haven't ployed a good gam* tournaments the Masters. Gardner warm-u the team a* Huy. M ost. N. Iwluir In-* field bout yesterday a ml Ihn Illin­ ha Kvi-ry « ' | ht | of i)„. famous Pirate* lineup in tbe Ian nftir• time* out," * kr i m i Ha 1 1:—s ima* wtie It lif t Kansas City after winning ois a th lrtir euinniUainn gave an ■nalcb lays rmt'lmsis on Ihe ntiiu’ Crawley, i i Ocala. Tuck e. Itsrol, ltsl-l*r. said. "Let's tippe that we c_om>| the Western playoff over Okla­ official okay of the title .a m p . Silver Tin*# llunni J-.e Oitsn —for here only Ihe In i|, the Anderson, If up with a good one against •te< r*U Jean. Tl,» Ito. e Rut the light heavyweight homa AIM . bv a very respect, tas State." )'<tridge, lb • itn un. ions, pla>. able score, I Fiat it was nut s ix t h n x i r — m e?a. o n . clunnp reporte<ily it to meet Junes, e The Course itself I. prob­ Both team* have reported poaTakltJ. Xle|.|»n# llv rl, il.n l inakiug the trip "fur Hie buggy ItOSile, p ably (hr finest ,o (br I oiled sltillitlM that one of their otara Hub*. Mr* Bug. Snicker, Counirr heavyweight liiieholder Kttard ride." Charles in th# sta-lintn on May Hcby. Jlr." Ilaoeli, o**n Howet«, 2li Stales Irom Ibr .l.indpoinl might not be available for fail He has lived up to that pro­ duty toulght. Kentucky’s oca 30. • K v m u n il i —s u i x , wii# Nettle, M, of lourntnool golf. II »a* lanny Chan, nptclal Convoy. T*lTile Illinois n ■ 111 l 11 kexir.il 'aid mise hy keening close lab un ih r Pale, cf planned b) (hr g reatest masl-.n. Meltton# Hansom. Hot,, * Its there is notiiiiig ’e-fore It on a tram 's condition anil exhorting forward. Cliff lU ean, showed up biilhrim cr, rf ler of litem all- Hobby June* nerd. Hair’s nirl. lu lu . Rotvl with a *0 1 # thro#' >»J a tempera* Churl--.M axim Unit on May 30. them that “ Kentucky can’t M- 1 <rr of 92iE **-.; <day. He waa H lln lied Carter, rf —anil engineered by the lainany tougher than any one of c iu iit ii n a n :— ima* wile The International busing Club, Giant* l.inrup »“ « Sr oi* xolfing aulhorily llboal Writer, Tiaillng »*««|. At whirh in promoting Ihe Maxim- several teams we've met this ordered to lieu under a doctor's Cn i te i, r Hr. Abater lls rK e n r ie . car# and treatment. Whether h* ■l-ll Judy Whirl. Itovaodo, In.kr Hnlterfirld lutltl, made un comment tear." Oilf-humireil yard* abort of Griffin. l!b llit-lne**, \l«. On.nil,I A, « Trsvrl ran start tonight won't be known oil such n fight. sr Memt-ers of ihe team Ihem- until ganir time, Rupp said. % 7,00(1 in h'ltglh, tbe ctuirsr- offer* Aninnn, 1st XIX1II H XIIV—A-iaiks xiii# Hut minmisslon ciiairnMu Jot- selvo feel ihal they've been lire per-uliai -pectni'le of u lay­ Tbou, p Kansas Stale's star guard an t r I-wfcl, l-llnl, lli*l, sill. r » n bu. snbl that if -Maxim fighi- working for the chance for som« captain, Kmle B arrett, has a left out more iliffirull for ihe pio ihivis, u It- XIoMans, Tnt.li, o ila g , | j Triner nmi heats- CtMrle* l>eh-re id lime nml me ilelermlued to make shoulder injury -differed III thl* vsc*. Hlanl.y Hill, h. Mar, llntfc fessional and low cure ainnietir Rheffielll, ss June 27 l-out with HatU-rGcbl hr Ihe most of it TI’ VTII H tn v -v iih . to u ts. I hall for tie nvernge nntaleut. western final and may not lie up FnrrfPt $b V.fbv, eh,w r-h-m Ritl-s. cars will utituinnticniiy lose hix light Turner, if 'Ihe pirailov la ultra (riled On the oth-i hand, Kentucky’s m playing a full gam#. In Ihal Is,* Rims U|>|fc. * i||rl Ur,. Hi'Bvywoight title under the Na­ Tiaoin if hy Ihr iuRtuioua dratgrt amt coav'h, A-iolpI Rupp, tile ln,ur* case, a six-foot tall high scoring Iise 1^#, Trl**sr gin*., , i,a,*s tional Hosing Axsorigtion’r rub'1- anre ninn-fnmier-ei-si-hool teacli- sophumorl. Huh Rousey, will be fitrnoli, r f placrmrnt ol harartla lalrbv slgnine to meet Kulterfleh!, T o v iiu irv v itir.i rio x x way* are wide, xrretia are lliyginat rf rr, ran be dcio-mlrd on to bring hy Gardner. I’lltHT HACK, lushing. It. I>a Maxim f.iirnici the demand* of his sipiait t» the floor „f William* used Hum,ley, rf large .uni honkers are few; Kansas Hrate. apparently on •I. ol. nal.smsn tlie NilA. Tingrouti Imd ruled hul Ihr Irapa ate alralegirally SRTONIl ItACb, I),inner ,1 Trlrh, tliat Maxim inu*t sign liy Apr. arena, on Ihe University of Us substantial victory over Okla­ glared lo hamurr Ihe long lt>#r#. firamt lllrknn Minnesota campus, in the best homa AX M. the No. 2 ranking I for defense of hil rruwn against TIliriH nat'K; Itolllng lt„. w. hilling lilayrr, Ihr grerna are tram, and Us walloping of Illlnoia rill# Hioll, 1 1 ape V *lri<s) Satterfield, Archie Moore or. IV ol* surrnundrd by hillocks ami recently, was made a three t f » SV'I'HTII HAIK |(,,l„ Harbor Murphy. approach (lint* are ol aurh Hoi Mash, (lalni* In., spirit of amatenr sports, and four point favorite hy ln ear difficulty a* In rmiuire near M IT H IIAC’K: llrorgln must sham the Marne when trail* nddsmakers. H-ti#*l Jn#, To, k l*n perfection in iiriler in avoir ■lal result*. Tliat, Rupp *ald. was an un> HIXTII HAriti <>*, i i . Tahiti, M r sub-par gulf. A one-time college football star usual situation for his team be* Hooch Karli hole Is so designed ns lo himself ami Inter a university cause "It's »he first time In my MKVKNTII ragi:: 111111.- I(<•jrBt lest the vrMitllily mill udnplalilpresident, Fulhilght spoke his memory of ten years or so th at NKW YORK. Mar. 27—DTI— Plain lls.J |*nn y Chart Trading I...... . tty of Ihe linkaman Kvcry con­ The* Had Vail Regatta— the . 5 ,n U!Tl'. views in ■ speech prepared for well go into a game th* under* Whirl. Ilhnsi Writ, r ceivable shot ir le(|ulr>d of tin snuill colleges’ ‘'I’oughkeepsl*"— JiKfr Senate delivery today. dog." * MIVTH ItAf’b’: Tahl.y <,|lag. ||, player in a normal round Includ­ »(ll b< Hr related his criticism to an in i at Tampa. Tin* yea.‘, Moumna, north p||„, ing MUi h neglected approaches ii. ihus lea vine the country’s form­ TKWTH HACK, f’hrut **h->>, Ituh. appeal for a review nf the moral e v e /V Ilrorad#. c a r .IrsS (In*# the run-op, liy G. MILTON KKI.LY standard* of government and for er renter ,,f crew without a race. Colorful names a r e pinvuhsl congressional action to "help our WASHINGTON, Mar. 2»-tAY l-a*t year, Poughkeepsie, a Fred Clarke was Ihe manager —Senator William Fulhright (D- country reaffirm or reestablish by the score card for enrh hole— small rtl v In *he ulcturewque Hud­ Stanley-Rogers1 \ fur No. M nml son Valley, lost the Intercollegiate • L * ? * bliburgh Pirates from Ark I ncxiixe.! the colleges today a higher concept of public cun* (,’or Yirwt 13 year* o f for No. H. Golf­ Rowing A --wlnllon Regatta to rnrriipliiig their "hired" duet." Hardware Co. er* <*cnsionally proviile even Mmietln, I) , l.rm i-r of iru-reasing of Clark*'* reign Ihe Hue- finish­ nthlete* ami slmlenl Uuln-s with •'Our colleges, ulldrt extreme ed in Ihe first division. more eotorful if unpiinlniilr "llie cynical, immoral dorlrine nressure from the alumni," Filldifficulties of hstying, transports214 SANFORD AYR. descriplions nfler la-ing frn lral lion uml financing. that one »f must win nt any bright declared, "hive become *0 ed liy Ihe August,, eouise-, Intent unon winning football ami all arrangemeid* and a re assured cost.** Tlii* vear, l'on**h)eep*le made Jones, onr of llie grralral tie c rticiin l the schools and basketball game, that they me of financial lacking." no alien,i,l to hold 'ii-' Had Vail golfers of all lime, delibeialr"W e’re tickled to death to hate their alum ni alike, shnwering on iny mean- to gain their ends." race In fact, Pouvhkeen*le of ft* I) draignnl Ihr rourae as a COURTEOUS SERVICE them blame f„r lie- m -eul <ul"They Inn- players who are not rials lohl Ihe colleges *hal there it," *aid Mayor Curtis ilixou of lege tesl. Ills own experience mi Im.ketbnll l>rllie ecamlals l>ona fide atudenls,1* he said, "and cigar manufacturing city of was no looney on liaml tn flnanct thl* PRICE8 RIGHT Ihe xrnerslilr and windsarpl cenlerrrl in New Yotk. thus make a mockery, a fare* the regutta on the Hudson thl* 126,00. Hi. Andrews plus his stored The Arkansas Senator charged of the whole concept of amateur "Wonderful, wonderful," enthus­ QUALITY MERCHANDISE y ra r— and In »o many word* ed Dr. K. C. Nance, president nf colleges up know ledge ol Ihe haxard* use “hired players," sport for the health and entersinMtPxtrd it lie taken *l«ewhrrf. of rhamplunahip play were make a mockery of the whale tainmrnt of our young men. Now, except for some schoolboy the University of Tampa. distilled inlu an lilenl layout raring there won't he, a rtpn!* for Ihe Tournament of Cham­ on the Hudson River, which fur pions. Knlti.nl> in the M aster, nrr more than half a century wa* the t|!fb. Mjirt mi, tfiitfi • {!ii|i *-»j. ) |i, trulv Ihe cream of InlqrnnUoiUil liotls-d of rowing thy United States. Golf. Only winner* o f l v N snginr 1 The )|i-clqift* to shift the 5 , . . •Yuli 1 to: Tdaitti wa* made BRADUNTON. Mar. 27 - <A’)— "The fourth msn" it ihr them# o* (he 1951 Button Ora vet. Finding the fourth pitcher lo luck up Johnny Sain Wsrrrn Spahn and Vein Bickford ii .Manager Billy toutliHuilli'« maid problem. Mat Surkuni, chunky righthander, look* like the answer. T h Sa.year.old teleran came u p f " from Hacrainenlu last A ugust to rrup is Chet Nlchnla, 20-y#ar-<dd finish with a 6-2 record. With a "un <>f (he old I’lltxhurgh and little1 luck hr cquhl have wun all l’hitlir-a pitcher. lie had u 7-1 i reeurd at Mllwaukre ami ran aoven. Soul hwurlli Just missed the be ^etit out again. rmbatras/nient of bavin* three ZU-gam# winners am) finishing Training Camp Notes feuith la d seauni. He finished Hr ASSOCIATED FHRH8 fourth all rfcht hot iiickford I.Oft A N G E !.E 8~ Mar. 2T -OP) never joined Sain (20-131 and Hoahn I IfI -171 In the 1*0 rlut>. — Whether pitcher Frank Shf* Hick hovrred on the edife With ever will regain the keen form hr No. I Ei labor Hay week. Sic deployed a i a rookie fur th# limes he missed and finished up Nee’ V tr h Yat.fcee* in 1047 I* ■Ichr'aMe. H r suffered u torn ip .lt. The braves look tor. much like hark muselr in his latr«t ruinehsrk the* tloh that faltered in the try yrstrrday. Hr was working sysinst the stretch to rstr serious pennant romdiirration. Pitching should he University r.f Southern California Improved Inti the key second v.lien I,,* lud to leave the mound baseman >1111 is lucking. Ths in Ihr second inninir- Hr, Kidney (iaynrr, Yankee physician, would Outfield ii mains a problem. “ We'll lie in Ihr ffrsl division nut estimate h»w Wig Kins w.iuld someplace," said So nth worth. he unable to pitch. •(New York, Brooklyn, I'liila. L A K E L A N D , Mar. K — L V t delphia amt hi. l/utis a re the other slroilK teams in (lie Ira- .Spidrr Jorgensen, the third sackir who recently Joined the New Kue." tuiulliwurth experts first I•*-«■- York (iianls, made his first ap­ man Karl Toiyesun (. 20 0 ) to pearance as a 1651 (llant yester­ have his liest season. The be. day. It was nut an impressive de­ spectacled brave developed Into hut— hr struck out w a plnchhlltir a power hitler Inst y ear, lie ayalnst the llelrolt Tig< r». fame south with soma ertps I.AKF.I.ANH. Mar. 27 M*>weight that should help him during the season-long grind. The Hetroit Tigrra, saddled with boh Klllott (-fWif») th e tram's a 3-R exhibition record, will miss clutch hitter, Is a th ird liase the services of star third baseman fixture and clean up man. Hid Gcorgo Kell for at least five days Gordon (JW4) left field and oc­ because of a spiked right hand. First baseman Monte Irvin of casional third base fill-in, ami catcher Walker Cooper (.313) the New York Giants (topped nn provide* the rest of th e long Kell’s hand on a pirkoff play yesterday and cut George’s ring distance power. Kecond liase probably will he finger In two places. taken carr of hv Itoy llnrtaflrld HltAOKNTON, Mar. 2 7 -IH 1 (.277) who showed definite fielding shortcomings laat year. Tonunv Holmes, for nine years , a good hitter, ha* tumble Ihe right fielder on Ihe brave*, ill* the double play. Hlhhy left the trllus! ramp today for I (.1711 lias been pottin g a Mvrtle beach, K. (X, where he rk at the Jolt In exhibitions. will assume the nianxgersblp of Shortstop lias l-ecn a battle, Hartford, Itoston farm club In the field between buddy K err (.2*27), l’la*s A Kjtslern l.eagne. weak-hltllng hut slick field In­ TUCSON. Aril., Mar. 2 7 - b l l cumbent, and rookie Johnny Letii who hit JM a t Milwaukee. —Luke Raster rrturns to first gan impressed in th e early has* today for the Cleveland In­ games but the experienced Kerr dian*. The big righthander swinger may get the cell. Gene Mauch (£11) will b« held in reaervt> hasn't seen action since he hurt an rlbow three weeks ago. but he for ahort, kecond and third. The outfield probably will bo letted hk* power at hatting prac­ urdoti In left, Rom Jethro* tice Ihe other day and knocked ope 273) in center aunAL V'iUhrd pitch over the rjgbf field walk fa r shall (J M ) tn ^ r ig h t with CI.BATIWAt S ii ; Mafl 2 7 ^ 5 1 B B —I’ruhlng time has rotne to the B Grapefruit circuit, --------- .and 1 the , first Cup iiienihrrx mid Ihe ipiailer fillifailkee and Huh Thorpe, JMM Grapefru.. • H ill. iR Hie, Amxlcur urnl P. G. A. AUvula ui Luis tJimti (.227) man to get tb r s s r t* clnnall rosier was young Hobb rnrirnnnii n r ute invileel. t reserve, bit will stay. ij llinWHAasWAMWct. Provtou*.-Maxima, portioiiianla. , Jetbioo alitw* new enwfidrncp T i n t . ^ x &tr.: hustllnr rsmkle 'after winning the HMw'-nwoMe ^Iwndrtth, "m ing the lu.-o liMtrney. nre invrini iJf the i .year Iaward. n * seems ralrher. wa* uplloned off to b u f* a s nre Ihe Gist “ | players In the gtnre at home wills hi* team- lie will report to Ihe bison* at U. !i Open, bill tin ' i . nil. |n x. Maniuex got off gjnwly fain of Ihe In te n t tlonal League, it arp l)», !iiibd ei ftolnly ,lim most •taityed to hit in recent their Avon Park camp tonight. rcpre.i Ainlivd ar b e tio n ,,f, iit. The youngster suffered a hmken r me*. golfers Iwtnight .id. v Marshall flopped IwtlJy last ankle In hl» first game lad sen ternlitinjpll lo any torn n mu nil r u flrr utath hud lieep eapret- soil wllh Tulra, a Itrdlrg fain* gel hit) An lindicalkia of Ihr dlfffthe former - N*W York dub. II* played In four gam*, cully *pf ihr Magiriw k Ika He irtb get every ebanco with Ihe Krds. »»*we< N o'.ogre ha* par been In bla old form aa a ,3tW <racked m rr I bn entire 72R A N HF.HNARHINO, Calif. hole Inwroamrat grind. Claud* brevrs , figure tn havd Mar. 27—(AA IUb* Harman, the llarmon and Ualph fiuldabl , catching with Coopor former major league outfielder have ihe dlslinriiow »f having t*ll«hle all year. He has a fine who ha* been with lh* Pittsburgh loured (he course in the lowafter Cincinnati traded Pirate organisation sevaral W its, eat winning went** 279—bo I „ Hot Ion for Connie Kyan will 1m the first bat* roach for Mot once has Ihe magic par May t(t, Del Crandall, th e highly th* Rues thl* season. been hriikrn. Hardly another Pirate officials dlidn**d Unit to tiled kid of Ian year, is in ths course in Ihr nalioo ran ad­ Army. Ho Is the $76,000 bonus floli Clements, west coasl supervi­ vance such a boaal. sor of scouts, has failed lo pass Itriu-r, Johnny AntonelU, (ho- of ihe g re a te -i of mod­ I’Jtba Hi. Claire, a muscular hU physical examination for a golfers—Hun u iKan ha* l with ham-sited hands, will return to netlve aervlce In the ern Ihe No, 2 tu n behind Coop, Air Force. Ilad Clements passed, never l>eeit able to take tb« Manager Branch IHe^ov Covelrsl Maslrr* til It- although MI a- u iuwit Aower to right too assign his srntitiuK i twic.* hr came wiitdn one stroke. aa Cooper has to left," Hyrnii Nelson won by one Mender a Herman. H Southworlh. If true, the I slotke in a playoff In 11*42 an*I i are all set in notching. 1|f—Mar. 27 M’» the following y r a r H e rm a n KsisRURBAN Taylor nr nf in* the *r dowunl the Mighty Mite 232 —Manager Rack Tayms, • . 8t. Lenta Brwwna r»ort#d to sta­ t* S83, , tistics yesterday to »bOw whl- W* i No effbrt ’was made on lh* H go right. u __ club baa lost 11 A l t exhibition Augost* four*# tn duplirhlr fam­ Ing„ rotalleii . ... . ous holes of other course*-.aj, of fiiln, Hpahn, Btskford games. Brownie pUehrra, he (ftld, hand­ though Iithrr courses have railed SurkMit. hpahn eoaoa up hi«w arm (pat has Hie ed oat 10 passes whit* striking out the Master* layout lu, many re­ amp wonted Iwo .week* ago. onl/ 42. Th* pauis, plus 120 bill spects. Thr bask Idea was to and 29 error*, anawad the op­ create an entirely original course I'* PM twlievfd serious. Much U expected of Jim WU* posite to score 12® runs, M of wllh "rresllve" l>«iariU which na, former bed Sox who has a them unearned. Ht. Lou la ballet* eollfcte<l HB xd record of past Injuries, pane* MR rival eltehwrw made tn. a 24-game winner at H this up b yfanalng M, Taylor U rounded laid condition H orse ’s Mouth g C XJSJWuffl'Aftr'ift' S T io S S ^ » .«* tr will ... ... Bobby bogus ($4) will handle riief again with help frbtn acme If th* youngty 1>oya own In a1 S ra w g n u u n tb K - I)«d Vail Regatta Will Bu P«nrW Tn Tampa This Year Fulbrijrht Raos At (’ommercialism Of C o lle g e Athletics Phone 1361 ' set ns May Id uti the IliHHxn River. ■ lu I“«Usfftclor)r arrangi-roenU fur Ihe Iransjiortallun of crew»*BB<l shells from the New England and IntjMfe ■rwteo member rnllegt ’Thli e-v|)egr‘ Ihat will c6*p» nre Amhrf «t. American In to-rial tiuiial. ngjittusiUi, M arietta, U Haile., * * * -» — - I L w w Sj . . , . distance of n |»llfi and 6/lJI. The river Is about -ROD vard* wide at the rourae. nnd run* lietween the Davis Islands. This l( wide enough for Ht* nine rr»W» lo row n b ro ist wllh no troutde. Art Trnldano, Tamp* craw coach, who is responsible for making most of (lie arr*naerntnt“, .aid that it was the “climax of a lot of hard work. W* ha»e mad# would bring ley* 0*0*01 OiU. Teslseb llo t Oywwtar/tsd IwA, Nsxe lamy what Dodge ’’When foe usndtrd Ikkige solant smer a million rsllcx you Iwgin to rwwHewJJ* D miles. « u iltiMiitliMliik Mtciiii. lour ol Bin D«*l|<»« Etc Mill piioi Mino|. Opr. iflrf 40I)X)00 In, 1Mi icripil Inun xerxlrr. All lltow luiUs wrrr xilr. tWpenrUble, cwalonsbie miltie* lor our |u » n p l > umacingly nureuniral and lioohle lire mJh-i for u C A forth the boat <lia nip. [unship A "thought" w h ip golfen. _ rourae which offers man;iy alternative* natlvi on every shot, it .take* brain power as Well aa aklllful •o defeat lha redoubt aide par 72. Lloyd Mangrum In a agperti round shut In IMO, hulds the one. round cuurae rerun! wllh a spark* ling fit. Willi on* nf Ihe ftneat fields since llm war, (hi* year's tourney promisnx tn he one of the most exciting yei. G R E Y H O U N D Depend on it ! This great new Dodge wfll see you thru the long pull ahead ! f c ^ a s o n A ’rep _ fR iM B Today a year ago—The NuA Dave Cole, 0-6 a t Mllxropkac, championship fight M W W EaMy be ratalned. lie caret be sard Chart** anil Freddie Beahore iptloned again so must br sent pax cancelled for the (eeond time. n v e year* *rv—Ourley Rtanutrlght or sold If tho Rraves en’t keep him, Dick Dnnovan, cau wx* th* first pitcher to go mute fer Yankee* in spring * I t Milwaukee, ho* looked nlng. blinking blanking Doditrt Dodgara ,3-0. 9-0. rant, 8a ha* Bob Hall <0-!l training, « n h t n lik e these, it pnvs to ow n a car you knotc ii engineered through ami th m u ^ li In rtmtii up- better, a «S“<^tKu.*sran'T£S (M in« la Veep hi* big Ie t n a Georgs Knock, HLI with a want th* National Indoor Tonnla u t place team at M llwaukrt, till*, defeating Dorothy Bundy. m. v ? ' ssed Routhxrorth. Norn Twenty year* ago—Ernest B, ha* been handicapped Rtmsrd, president of tho Am*rIcnn Longue, died at tho ug* of arm injury, Only lefty amniff th r e cars Styled! to the minute, extra roomy with wonderful n w “wutchtower" visibility, more cnmlortable to ride In, m n tn park and handle-ihia year’* great new Dodge U (he ta r to ice you through the long pull ahrart S p e n d 5 M Jn u tn e W k h U t Conte in today. Five minute* Is all It take* tn end ro n tp u e . . . to learn how much more D o t e riiru n fr billty cun mean to you. W ell b e glad to s to w how y«m could |w y up to 11.000 more far a c a r and atilt not get all the extra room, ease of hand line and n r a a d uepaaidabtlity of today* big Dudga. ^ ANY TY PE H O M B U a better home, worn ma- (trials used In Ha canatmctlao ILDING ary ike apptorid material* wa fH tura. K an w ill foresight, wtlli do* roggnt far Ik* camforts, convenience and (Tonality that now products mako pee- ika UN I Kg W r Go, (!■« Gw Ii on D* elr •mile ovec ViDBO oi 10 Greyhound suite Brikvt Stop 10,1 <tl). silcly litir t »n oa Urea CfxktM.j up to Ira * u kxa* 00*04 *U WtAIMtl w*it> light, dux (lain trsling kept >»« toot ami itiy . . . (be rftjpne ptm lnc. Iki>li H ItMulSIni xflilHi h(U la tn .* " i , ,«oM Is • in iri,, \A * s t • M b n m o r $ M p p cA e J' f i l l Bx 8T s - -f: ■r^ *- £A * r , * Zt �TUESDAY MAR. 27. 1951 Legal Notice leviiw Tio* Mm knits m n M H V a u u . f l »*t h o w oB fcrA «ri.uaiiW B N m t n r 1 to w h i : \ t H o t u i u rin ijr.rT S IlJ ! I . » . - I S - I S A k r n R I t . I I O tt­ ilia I TIi* l l o u . l h i r A a l h o r t i y o f i h . r i l f o f Mntiforil. F t u r t d a w i l l i m l t f •e*l#«l I-i 4* for lh » ( u r a l . h l n s of all laW-r m a f . r i . l s » -i»lo m »nt aiul • e r v l . M i r M u ' t r t l i «>■ •*. • fi| l a n d a c a p * w o r k fo r U m - l l . a i l lo u a - I n s F r..J * e t H n F l . A l t t r t A . l l - l . r a n * •(•H og of n f iy -f lv * ( I I I » n e -a to ry <«n»r*1» b l o c k f i i f l . l a rot t o w fcuu*. lac b u ild in g s o n t a i a t a g on* h u n ­ dred t » * t | t y - n v * ( H » » dw elling unit., (w o ( I t o n .- M M f n a w d w a l u la d u n it building*. u n til l i t * I ' l l M onday. A p r i l I t . I t S I , <1 C i t y l l a l l j i a n f a r d . F l o r i d a . a t Which l i m a a n d p lace a l l h h l a w ill ha p u b lic ly o p a n t d and r e a d aloud I Hid* m u . l ha a u b t n l t l a d In trl* p llra la u n (ha form a p r a p a r r d a n d t u r n l a h a d by i h a l a r a l A u l h n r l t y l ! a r h r u p r o f t b a llld m u»( ha r o m p a n U d by a n A f f i d a v i t , a P l a t a . BLOWOUTS VOU SHOULD NAVE BEEN CAREFUL, RUPERT, THAT MAN AT T H E FILLING- STATION 9AIO TO LOOK-OUT FOR A FORK IN TH E ftOAD> vrd • M * j y / • • • • h./"f r-'~^j**M*r*r* *p y S 6 . I f y o u ' i c m i l i t - “ IruiV-rMit" f o r a u s e d c a r o r t r u c k , y o u r a n i t o | i ut o u r ( 'u u i p a ; >' W. o f f e r t h e g r m t r * t v a l u e * — I h r f i n r a t rare. m a n l o f ( U d d e r 's Q u a l i f i c a t i o n * a n d C ondan.ad C u r r a n t r in a n c la l P la ta , ■nant. I n a d d i t i o n , - a , li llld m u s t bat a e r o a p a s t ' d by Hid Maaurlly aa t Id ad f o r In t h a Ppa. I f l c a l l o n t ro a l l u r e l o c o m p l y w i t h l h a e e provltlon. may be considered aa g r o u n d s f o r t h e r e j e c t i o n o f llld S. C o m p l e t e a p e r l f l r a t l o a a . p lan * ( a n d b i d d i n g d-u -u m an la a r e u n file a l Ilia u f f l t a o f I h r l l u u . l n s A u ­ thority o f th e c i t y uf panford F lo rid a a l Hoorn r « t Melarh ll u l l d ln c . Hanford. F l o r i d * , a n d a l t h e off), a o f K llun J. M o u c h l u n . A I A . A n hlie. I a l I I I Han fo rd A t l a n t i c Ilo n al llan k llu lld ln p . Hanford. Florida, a n d th e C entral Florida tlelldara* K s r h a n g e . l u t - t a r C h a m b e r uf C om m erce H .lu lln g . O rlando F l o r i d a : Ilia T a m p a H u lld er* ' K i Ckanaa. Chamber of (-->tnm.r-e llu lld ln p . T a m p a . F l o r i d a . I h a l>ay. t u n a I I . ai h ilu l l il t r * ' H ichanaa. Ilaylona Haach, Florida.t C n p lea o f I h a d o c u m e n t * m a y ha o b t a i n e d by d r p o M t l n p ll##i> w | i b If.* II- u*inK A u t h o r i ty u f t h a City u f H a n f u rd , F l o r i d a fur < e . o - •) o f d-Mtimeht* *o o l -.lined Hnch de| mi«h w ill b e r e fu n d e d l o e a c h part u n w h o r e t u r n * t h e p lan * , . p a c l f i i t l l a n * n o d o ilie r d a c u r n r o l * In poial c o n d i t i o n w l l b l n 10 d a> * a f ­ t e r t-ld o p e n l n p 1 A c e r ilfle .1 >h eck or h a n k d r a f t , payable to tb r llo ii.la p t u i h . r u > uf Ike C i t y u f H at.lerd . F l o r i d a , r . B. ( I n v e r n t n e n t bund*, or * **tl*foct u t y hid b o n d e r e c u t r j h> t h e hid. tier a n d a c c e p t a b l e n a r e t l r * In >ft a m o u n t e . |u a l t o flee per l e n t o f t h e hid * h a l| l-a a u h t n l l l e d will) e a c h hhl a* llld H e c u r lty *• T h a e u c c e . a f u l b i d d e r w ill be r e q u i r e d t o f u r r . I . h ., 1‘a y m . m a n d P e r f o r m a n c e l b . ml In t h e ..m o u n t ..f fin e l l u n d i . d p a r 1 .,,1 , |i > « r , . r , u , contract 1 A t t e n t i o n I* called lo I b e fa. t t h a t It'll l e . * t h a n t h e in liilm uni eal • He* a n d w a « r * a* act f o r t h in Ih* H p e c l f l c n l l o n . m u . l ha p a i d on ihl* a r u j e c l I T h e l l o i i a l n a A u t h o r i ty o f th e City o f H a n f o rd . F l o r i d a r e . e r v e * Ih# r l s h l t o r e j e c t a n y o r nil b i d . o f In w a i v e an y I n f o r m e l m , . in t h e l.ldiflna » No bid * h a l l be w i t h d r a w n for a p eriod o f t h i r t y i l « i d ay * o i h . p •|U*nl to t h e o p e n l n p of bid* with* out Ih* m n . e n t » f t h e l l o u . l n p t » . • h a r l t y o f t h e City of Hanfoid Florida. MOI’HINH A F T I i n n i T V OF T i m C I T T O F HANI-Iillli F l.irllllrA Hr H T Cowan C h a irm an M arc h l«. | » n . Used Sheet Rock Ami HOLLER MOTOR SALES A U ft)) ' " E Celotex Wall Board ir 1 2 3 4 If I tc h y S U r ju * f n o t e a s e d i n F I'i v e M i n u t e s - J J I f T r u e . lea dae.a't r . liter *kla Itrklap de* la Kc ••<■*. Bl*i**>m. P a r i a n Rath, AiMrtr’i Paat. t r a k i r r ar laaatwaut la. •Ml b u n . ll r a t t t yaa narMaa. Oar Tittrrlar liaei any diuppitt tar diraar I r a n t k a a o i n r C a . P i n I. f t . a n a a h . O i l far Me. u t t at f i u n r f . r*4 If l u h l a a la aar rrlfa.rd in a . a eoautia. k rrp tha baa aad p i t yawl *•< b tib ta baa- ( . 4 . 1 Modern Way To Control Roaches' licit h r r r d by rnarhe* or aala J o h n .I n n '* N l l - I I U t t 'l l . , applied by b r u . h in I b r k i l r h a a , billruarba-, anl*. and w alrrb u p . W hat*. m o re, th e colorle** r o t I I n i I* r i f i r l h r for m o n t h s . a n d kill* I b e s t r a y * i b a i w a n d e r in and walk u . r r il. I 'u r scientific rontrnl. liar J o h n .I o n 's NO R O A C II1 Price* a r e : R o r „ s » c ; p in t. I l . d * • l u a r l . IS.HP. a i a t l . t k l c a l A pply To F. A. DYSON • (ien'l l onlrarlnr, al Air l!a*e A d m i n i s t r a t o r «»f t h e | t r i e o f f*M«le t* lll s n f o rd . lift RAhfrl. Legal Notices ro i mt o r T in : m ' m i\ o m : t o i \T % J l iNitta ftH * l* o l.t; M i n n . o r n .o i« n i% l \ 1*111)11 %T»!* IN IlF! T i l l : r t T A T R OF* t t t m m »• R f a A N r o R t i n ^ M N d TO % ll. U I I U H i t H \ \ ( O N i r n V , N otice l» h e r e t o that Ito tli jiI he filF.i hi * i»r(iil«»n f*»r f l n ^ l r e p o rt A* %at m t «i l* i r «m r •»( tlie e*O l e «>f Hu*|e «* III i n f . >tr| >let m i n i . i h s i h* r i • *i i n - i i.ii.iii t o r rtnsil U U . h a r e e . m n | iim i he will »|.jil\ In t h e llotoum tfle I h >u r Is * HlenslT«'Hi. ('•Mini) lii.lff. t»f H» mln«'le I ’l i u n h M<>rl«l«. bin Oi«- 2**th *lo) *•! A p rtl. A l». I l i i , f o r a p p r o t o l o f M i n e Slid f«»r r in o l «ll«r h or we a- \ . I m. | h If r o t o r of I h e r» 1 a (e uf Nu«le «* |l.snfor«l. «1 r« rm • #«| nil lhl« | * t h •! •) of Vlnr. h \ It |*»i| I t e m . I l l M III.A N F'( ill I • CUT YOUR DRIVING COSTS IN HALF is LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING WITH A FINE, ENGLISH-BUILT lluy your c a r in S a n f o rd k e e p your in .u r a n c n at home Save fo tla I h ro u p h u . f INSTALMENT LOAN l)EI*T. The Hanfurd A tlan tic llank Member i 'l l i r C R D Come In For A “Test Drive” Today! STRICKLAND MORRISON. INC N ational Tel. t*« 10B K. I*i HTliKin* I’ll -00 AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO Kouinillnl K Andmuin —A d . LOCAL BUSINESS MEN Your State Lefislature Convenes April 3 Enactments of legislation at this important session will '••* ! \-fol mterebt to every olert business man in this community !u ie way to get the cc • l.ciual. day by•dav vtorv •! to -ol- nbc now lo Hie Flondj Tirrig! U m .n Ye*.r atrer vear the Florida Times lin e n lu i enc>ed state w>de lea.'ei « : c»■ . n e t. r •It tioroofh new- • ,fi. u I *ila ‘•a* ee Yvu will wd'.t to knew what it gying cn in our Stetr Capitol eocb jih J rverv J j , the Icgnlelurr convene!. Keep in formed about Local and General law! a! introduced and oasicd T h rtt oltcCt vou vour community, youi bu.incli and H>* Slate J! a whole The one OUR BRIGGSt STRATTON j ENGINE TUNE-UP Mail_ Coupon TOD AY [ I h r F lo ridaS luita Hxilou 0 /v«p yotff Inglnt • BOtar Ferfermancp I • Oftbl*r Oat Ifonamy u i u ik m iH M H tU ’ I I • IS.Hill H I H4k **i A. 1). ROSIER AImi I'srtl l.uniltpr " r D E J i r c o n d ano i m u m o s r o r r d . S A N F O R D F lO R 10 A PHONE PACK FIVN THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA U ttlK ae.for JO IIV k H tL Ik M fc ( f a r . .* '* • I4.(.» YOIIH AIITIIORIXFII lilKTRIIUTnlt FOR IIRIOIrH STRATTON KN(JINKS AND I*A RTS N. Fffftrb A»e. I'h. NT H. U. 1*4! 10 i l oi l W f i m • 16 M O TH t I'ftM aierr Writer Melt Hstrwrlplloii Fibre—l(*lly and Sunday— II Manlhr * Manlba I Munih. I Month I tin t i:e*o I | t I I j I | I na.ic | asm ilti re. rL o k iirt m i i k t M u v ifttiW itliili IlealLU Bleftl-rfte»| t» | Iftpr Nftrfi lie* Umilf A lUwllltl# t«« Valor fit. or K I II. N» Fast Offbe Kane •uni. J-M M Shc3ftorida®imcs-iEnion " .t ( 'U M P L L T L ' A A li N /M /*>.'«" S-RKAld EHTa TK DOM H A U U -I The faltwwlap ratea apply I Waal^A**^paM|aMd la Tba i Haas f | p p a r Map P a a a r U a a • i l a . e e I p a pep U n a l a a e r f l a a « ll a a e a b e p e r l l a a l a a e e t l a a M t i m e * « r mot l l a a l a a e r U e a P i t * m ard a.ta U r U a b D a u k t . rap p Pee M a t h f a a a eap a. PHONE 148 0 w ill h a a e e a p la d W aal r e t rha M btphA e a a a r a w r a s . moot a m e k i M t K y a a r a r a r la dam • r a d l a ISo r e fe eh aa* b a a b . f a HaleU_________ re la ra fa r f b l. arewararadaltaa Ibe ad.errbm e U r i j e r t r d la pay pramptty. pa * H e r Par aa I t reader Iba jto l paaalble a e itlre . all W e a r Aba m a t be la a a r a N flee aa I bp day b*«ae* pabllea* pimm If a a amity a w ae aeeara I We n a w l f ' IIKDROOM li'.u e, Tilock con•irii.tj.jy. *7 >00 00. i llRD ItO oll kou-H. hldfk ram-Irti lloft. tT.MMIjM' liberal leftna. I. W. HAM- Realtar Florida Slate llank HMg. -rmtad Floor) Pit. ITS* o n i . y a P kvv C 8 r r Lar|fe lota on lutke Harney and St John.* River. Nicely wocxlrd. H-rfr-ct natural . a n d beach. K lertrlrlty available. RAYMOND M. BALL. Rea 11ire S. D. Hlfhlaymaa, AaaaeDl# Florida R u le Bank B a lM ta f_ NK\V 4 Room hou*e. Call after B.'3Q, IMt-B-T-_______________ fD ftflftlT fb whlla frame hou.e, 2 l>ed room., 1'» hath*, t arreen- • d jrorchea, ■arajra. plot 144' I *7000.00. Terms. Phone I&H0.M. C. W. Hook, Rt. 2 Hoi 417 Sanford. £ A. WIIIDDON, SB. US Rfgltlf IIOMKS — II0MR BITEfl •O l* « r Mia m n c S cK . - om ,v pw i x r * l i t B, Park Are. Practically la in **W L. — , - T_ , ___ p, m Marfalr.. Vary modarn and benutifu' if u lly la n d a e a y e d . ad for rjuirk rale. FOR RENT 1— 9 f B S 50M tfoup*. built 4 —I FOUR years ayo with all Irapravemanta. A'Ki .AKA / rATMKNTB. I d and Store* 11* W. P in t BfT—i Phoi» 480-W_______________ B ROo WR—J berLrMM* furnllhed. Kitchen |»rlly»ft*l8ehed. Good location. I’bona lOlf-M.______ _ FURNISHED'* room apartm enl; also f u rn llhed toom. Phone 1I8S. FURNI8 I1K I T 4 rooma. O ra n downatair*. All Park. Apply Apt. ft.__ 8 ROOM aparlnmnt for set (Tad couple, private bath and en­ trance. Apply 105 Ejm Ave.__ IIOURR to Rani on "Weal Sno. Rlrret and FrfMh Avenue. _Phone I4ft-J. . _______ 0NK OF the heal locatad reetaoranta in Sanfarde ■' iRaaaonabia 2— WANTED P ric S AP WANTED, middt* i |M lady U share apt. rtaaonable. Phone ARTIfLflft FOR HAI.K MITITAI SEIIVK'FH ORANGE TREES Straw U r r ic , Al.l. TYPES of Uulldutrr ( Vi tiu W i n k . IO/.AItK leenaio anilI flawrr fryer*, flawtr planta, plai Keati.nable Hate. Free K r t i •nd pulleta, electric ta, n-mb honey, h<>n mat**. Carpenter A (harry, bfooderj r rwal<-r an-t , wal'-rfountain fou I'h. . . 1.798 M nr 4rt8-.l w *a Pnultry Poultry Wire, W irt , Ik” , aaedre* «ul NEW Fi.UUKft" ru n seed to per. vanlied w ater pipe and fiiturea. feet ion. Old floor* made like wafer hoar, sprinkler*. 8 ga new. FJnlsftlag, -leaning A waa rages with aluminum rooflns. lag. Fortabie pewar plant 88 Dr. C. V. Stark, lloinntel, Air year* eapeHknee la Sem>aa) County. M. M AUCTION Mar? Vegetables, Livestock and miacellancou* sale every Friday YilifR CLOCK repaired right! (ir It's five—a l Castle Jewelry III bight at 7:80. Col. le rry June*, W. First. Phone 1*94. auctioneer. HANFORD FARMERS' AUCTION IIKI.ANIM) kloniRig Aentlnel. Or I mile south of city limits on lando Keening Star. Call Ralph Wae__ 1 I M J _____________ hlahway I7-Hf. __ FRIED SHRIMP Dinner Tim VENETIAN bl.INDb made • Bert Shrimp on Earth" at floraorder. Seminole Venetian Blind _ e r’«, 8J4 E. 1st S t Co. 880 W. 3rd I t . Pb-k. llftft.lt. _ POWER MOWERS' ROTARY BLADE—Unconditional. PAINTING and Interior Deeorai. |y guaranteed. Immrdlal# de lag. lat. claaa work guaranteed. . Free demonstration, an; my* A-l Reference*. Maurice A. Mnk, me. Wt-80. V. A. Whceleta,. (1 801 West loth, atreet. tnd. flo.-r. lie North * ROOF WORK of aiT&inds.'Raves leallr new: and Gutters Repaired aad Paint103, He , ad. Naw Roeft applied. Painting and coating. Sanford, I'h. H— »W. E. B. Arkanbnrg . Trade mark pal ^... *1 60 (al aderaklrla 44c each WATClf anil d o rk Repairing All Naw Khaki Urn! All -else tarpaulins work guaranteed. Reaaonat-lj ARMY-NAVY MURPl.l'S prices. F. M. Kiigllah, Jr., 3.1 ■MBJtanfaed^Are.___ IV I3;| Hanford Ave. Pima* Ift04. ARTICLRfl WANTED I I - NOTICKN-PEBNONAMt —11 a On turner lot. 100 x 160 (Chick­ Wo bay, oell A trade uecd furniture. WllMn-Maler Formen House and Yard.) Nice Lawn. time P v . I l l R ••(. PHrma pae A miles ra il of Orlando, 1 mile from new bulidinca of Florida R ^ g y j KTBjrujKZ&anrE Kaahlona Mail order house. Fur* nlahrd or unfurnished. Price 7— Pete-Uveaterk-Heppliee —7 **,000. Small down payment, 10V. off for all. Both for owner. FOR SALE—Duroc pig*, phone Alto next to IL S bedroom house, M is u m new juat finished. For tale. Price *6500. Tel. 4948, Orlando. HELP WANTED -8 Rt. 6 Dos 118-F. NEW RANCH type 8 bedroom ( Wanted: grocery reahier, esperirace preferred but not neeea home. Electricity, f i r , well wa­ aary. Apply Mr. Whatley, ter, come fruit tree*. Will take Margaret Ana Htoree. _ _ a email trailer houar aa part payment. Aak for J. W. Tester, WANTED—girl for fountain and Orange City. FOR SALE: 80 acre farm en Cel- n ^ f i ¥ E E ' P ^ f V r f i m ! i ^ 7 T try Avenue. Tiled. Mra. A. E. Trombley, 41ft Kirby BL, Palat______ __ ka. Fla. Phene US. tfarried man under 40 4 -R E A L ESTATE WANTED—4 Iaaurance work In Sanfurd. . ___ opportunity. Conb IF YOU want to a#l| your hem*, mt. i act results, Hat It w*th J . W, Sm Hall, Reel tor, Florida State I4ft-W. WANTED to rent 4 or ft room un* WORK WANTED furnished house or Apartment. ARTICLES FOR RALI BABY SITTER. Beet of Referen­ fo il 044.W. ces. Mrs. M. Falkenberg, 419H VILL8 SW AP SHOP—40ft E. 4tk P I r Ka" 1HSTA^jt 'FggBEAL* Palmetto Ave. Garage Ant S t We Boy. Sell or Trade moat COI.ORRI ft •krthlfle. Pbnne IPt.J 11 h p e c i a l R K n c B i —Ti colored Rricji La tii . sHp. et ' rocR, We are dlspoain| a re a property in NAILS, PIPft. STEEL IMMED Contractor, builder, carpenter and aa |I 0 rilKAP. LoU masonry erork. Specullilnr In IATE DELIVERY. P H O N E PeDee, P. I. ftft moslb. roofing. No Job ta small or Ura*. kf. D. B y rd d cy,^ S y foed, IKK Ih llu> 4*'<rltta MARY'H MINDING LIBRARY 1809 Magnolia—la now open Mon. thru Fri. 10 to IS A. M„ 8 to d P.M. Bat. 4 to 9 P.M. PAINT AND BODY WORK Rov Reel, 3«l West 8nd. ftDeer, Hanf-ird. Phone IdSA. Esperi Work by rsn erifrrrd men. DAY NURSERY Now Open. Phot.1 IA2(\-t'.K, or 11(11. 14- LOST AND LOST Wallet in Mayfair oection. _Plrase return lo Eola Dovia. _ LOST: Glartes at ftoutlielde Rchm I or First lU pliit Church. Uetuin to Herald. Reward. u - a l t o m o e Ul b s 1 . —r. BENT A OAR. U«driva It ky day *eek, eg tegaou. Eng llah >crd< and American Fords, sedan*. FI rat N(. DODGE 11(81 -I I I wheeler, *leep«-r. straight air, 80 ft. reefer. Stick, hand control, good rubber. _Shape, tH . TeL_III8.W -L 1948-MEriCI RY ciuh Coupe,Va db*. beater, White wall lire., aeal rover*. Like New. Phone O'. m im - * 14- TRAILERH —I* *• • Iftftft, I ROOM homa RTJ fwell win* for* o W K ^ t l c a l l y atiabrd. eW e la. Ga rdea, Chick • ' m. Scotia Standard aWvte*. ____________ ATjy> ^ ; - |7 W » . ft oTETXpwt. W fxibW dkKihfA— d a b iV» t a-. FOR BALE—1-84* Cabin CruDei “ — tera. Rhelvre, utg. ta order. • 60 I I K Kernalh Motor. Will far sale, t ‘TL'vS’iiSSr"-- "• ■ f f lw m ta ! M° 000, 8 to /o r'1 m �SANFOUft HF-RAI-I). RANFOHn, FI-OR III A Crime Probes Cavorting Lion Leaps Over Cars After Escaping Sewage Disposal •T O B E PA T MAH. IT , 1»M IfatN M M Press f a i t Real K ssitssM Press Page ttsil Meaerl We. II* (Continued from Page Ono) of • "nerloriou* ram bler" and s A x rn a ii s t a t i ; n a N U i tuty .Snyder, in a statement read told nf a tn) *terluu» envelop M ARKrrr This will be used by the Police *■*(.,*. Tt.rM s being passed under a barroom by holey, told the rrime prti. Department aa a chemical test Itrrm that a »|>s-rial fraiul sertion TIi* Ifkllcmriita iirtir* r*|wsrf»<l iff ble. The Governor did not name determine the alcoholic rontent of Hip UhMaNfp fi»» Titr n**irifimj Nv«ir e gambler. Younger said (lie in bring net up in the revenue FsiFfiiMf* .^laripi fr»r mid to I’ALM Ki’HlNiiS, Calif., Mar. 27 the breath of persona arrested for Tr»i»*li^rii A t f»'ii|» y» prfkdUt** charges were "infamous” andbun-ail in chock on the laa re­ -C ■if* tn t I* >1 drunkenness. The purrhase was llanh SI |9 I rT)—A hungry lioness slipped turns of gamblers „nd racketeers. /•tiled the dory. Hnydet said there has not been out of her cage at a clrcua- cos- made upon the recommendation of liFdM. Isliiu litj li|*r. H ntt'I.H The Rotary Club telegram rel»*i lijif tunic hail here rally today and Chief williams. The te»U are re­ tlrafiiis I’ffD guested the Governor to "Im­ -nul will nut l«- any letup III cavorted J I * • J.III nf T * ’ Ifi!r I tf * t * f l among movl* atara ami ported to bo valuable In deter­ mediately make public all of the the Internal Revenue Bureau's socialites for IS ininuUa before be- mining the condition of diabetir* D’l ti|«f ! M.| 3$ warfare "against major leagu llrct** <lfij1 Iftins ti** m fact* n«r»*ary to support your who appear with symptoms slmling raptured by a singer, a resl*i$ MtAfr, (le-prritlhitf s|.*.«|l|> criminal*.” lie noted it was the •eruM tioni against Cot. Jack It. lar to persona who arr drunk. taurant man and a photographer. A f b s g I IA -1 ;• inm n« ta i men who bagged the Younger, president of the Miami •Singer Allan J oiiov, Rrnahlo R. If. Beckham, operator of the i ‘*i#rir# Vim fl«»Hri), ilr!f«<iit| Crlma Commii-.lon In rase you late Ns a r fare At C n a n r , Chicago Fcrrnrrl ti'ic •iiiMiitf a U iarr j i *• ; m of Ran Francisco, amt Sanford Trailer Park, requested gang nverloni of the prohibition Fin, Farr• |, a re unable to present such farts inagaxinr photographer Karl Tie. • n extension of his lease ending In« (ludlllr la * lar*«r | I ii . j u It la requested (n all fairness to era. ficurgi J. K»hoaneman. Com­ sen crowded the animal into a cor­ In October, and stated that he 1 ‘aiiliriu h rf tlfpttifllliie **tH* the citilens uf thU state that you i.tln*r ITS-tn missioner uf Internal Revenue, ner where her handlers could get will make Improvements in the f'y*.un<U*ri issue a public retraction." Ifit. In*li in iff n. it fff» a rope around her and lead her park. The Commission asked Mr. t-'fi111rrl'* #lft$ t mft*h 1 , *|„ Thr Crime Commission Is com­ followed up Snyder's statement back to llm rage. MeKibbln to get mure Informa­ I'Nti-lAM fm l.ih u fthh.Til posed of about HO rlvlr and re­ with testimony that hi* agent* It happened at a birthday party Ir^isf-r*. Dry l-s#h tion on the matter. ligious organisation* and an e». are now lose ligating nearly given for hia wife by Stewart l. A fra I# The Cemmisslon ordered that Union*, 2.600 las iu ir- "in the eliinlnul ilffrn flu# isro h* 7| | f»6 tlmajed 1,990 cltU m s. Hupps. Ilimdr Island insurance lot* In the Marvanla second sec­ ■l’ra»f. m en.” Knelt»li t»m h|»r t t a - t t l man, at Roger* Ranch dub. tion outsidr the Citv limits be •vt-i-vt* i.ii. I,. a is sTj - t es Koley, Hchuem mail and other ‘Just a* the animal trainer wa. placed on the market for sate, r.iiatu-e, pis l(r-) IiMw Acheron CrIIk Treasury ffidnts losllfiitt a t S« lb. I.*#. j jo. j (3 leaving the rage after bis eet,” with the exception of thus,, |„ u >vlta) was l-illt-d a* the rrim e .. IU.ll>hes l •).» I.shis l* « .j| s might ______b l«e cut by the ______ Stele a-iuj*w. y ___ Vtii-.i. ,\n a llsallssts rrssi r»a» » « i in olier* Inst tilfvi-ed lieaiing be- ,llopit,,. I J lj.,•mid, i v., "the „ , lionexs . , . slipped vr- thet ....__ Highway dfi extension lo the lake, tt.i l.|-1 in* ]. 7S fore il.e scheduled windup of‘ II nut hl,n hw d',J tor lh' settlement nf disputes.” ful > < ilr-erl. She was ilietrmrtetj by all T->I iis I) im S to (I, rratlr. l«* front. He also urged an eiamination Ibt-ir investigation at the end ,r | Ihr rata pork id mitalde the big Turnip*, I -unite T..p An ordlnanrr was passed vatill-. -ve«k. t»>s hllfH-hr. of internal security mcasuir Is-t es-t :i Several odd-, and end* are tn circus lent, I guess, because she rating a two foot strip on th r IIISI« cause surh a eour»e, he said, I ■re­ started hupping over the cars ax north tide of Commercial Avenue <>..<>,K**. Vsl*:.l. ts* In , lie tleall with before Ihe windup, * quired by the Communists’ u e nf *ltr were a gaielle. i,,,, * ia; -i.il for 0 half block Iwtwren Palmetto Orsngee Kcfauvrt (I)-Tenu) if "If aubvrrsion and other forms <>f In­ t'haiim ati O.J.iaee, ^ In , you've nrvrr seen a lion Avenues. •t.speriult. tun S'-* direct aggression. Stu'iiglhenimr •old Ihe group will decide on hupping over a car ymi’ve missed andI.reKanford Rockwell was granted a til *p»-ft l.ll. Jl.r.l, fu. It-' K riib y /w h al further action to of basic iFrmoeratir institution'. i« i something. She wa* very casual permit tn operate a tsxirat. com­ : i i «« equally Important, he add<«l, !*■ luke against thn-e defiant wit- l.'iOiit it, Khc Just walked up to a pany here, ll »a* statrd that four cause "they are the heart of what n- »es who arr a Ireedy under rar and user she went. taxicab* will Is- put Into operation. ^*1,1'*'**1 A i my *|H.k< 'men said Ilft.OfHI I...rid each fur run. w er are seeking to defend.” 'T he lion wmndered around out­ The Citv rejected the hid of V,1* v” lai|e had tio military hlgni* Arhcson keynoted a session at tempi. side for a while and then beaded Tin- three are Murris Klein- fur tin- kitchen. Rhe apparently Foster Rmith to demolish the old which the foreign ministers uf 21 On the cast rrn tm l lionl U. American repuQira aim In work man and lu.ui* Ruthkopf, U.th of wa* rather hungry. This was not store on Sanford Avenue owned rievrlam l, described by the com­ her day to lie fed and she waa by Mr*. Isabelle Simon. It wa* N . tmop* cmounterevl rain and out mutdal defense mt-asutret ailmittee a- to), rank gniiiblers, prolt* noisy about it all night. At rondtmnad in December, HUP by nual hut in. inrm y athe building inspector. City work­ vanred to within six mile* nf Jg. and -I a cot. (Gtraey Thumb) llu* the kitchen door Jo ats, Karan I and U g & lN o & . The Red buildup w* r<-|H.rted xlk. 4‘liicap.. Capone gangder. Ticseti, with prods and chairs, men were Instructed to remove ’ii *“ c central front around Kumn ie r tir o r tmb roVart All ref U-r.l tn answer the kept her cornered until the trainer the contents^ of the store to a •liwa. This I* a triad and rail cen­ location drslgnated by Mrs. Si­ J v u iik s a a is n i.i: r ni s r r , rominiltee’s >|iir*tlnns almut could lake over.” ter 29 air miles muth of :w. STITK OP FI.ORIIIA. mon before tearing it down. underworld adlvillc* The trainer's name was not fa paaesT K The Commisaion authorised Ihe ( .miniiml-t troup* have lu-en spot­ Just Iwfurp today** session learned Immediately. IN its; tiik batati: o p advertising of Intent to apply for ted south of (hr town, ini-1 In the I*, gnu, three committer members IJstle M I'arhsrd. Hem of the affair, said lloppt, TO AM. WHOM IT WAIT HISI F.IIM disclosed to a reporter they wee an elephant boy named Rudolf apecial State legislation for Han­ hills to thr cast an.l west. Nntkt Is hereby glv«n that I«*«m have rreeivisl threat* against Hpavy traffic also was spotted ford to Increase the police pension ilfrn in w L j* A. Clsvtas filed Ms Neat report a- I heir live*. on Ihe road* around Pyongyang, fund. This fund, raid Mr. McKib•nrlllary sdmlnlstret'-v »f Ik* -"Hrrnandcx thought very fast. tate of l.taite M IV V iul, ilc j SYuntor robey Ill-N il) . aid tie - lie moved one of his rlcpbants over bln, I* imufflclont to handle pen. the North Korean capital, and that he hss filed til* petlllnn l-ir tin.I icreiv.il two threat* by to thr lent entrance, saying ona atom adequately for retiring of- Hukrhnn. Of thr MO vehicle* seen flail Hlerhsrgn. eh-1 ilmi lie will fleer*. moving Monday night, boo wera apply tv the llnnnrwbl* iN.uaU- letter and one by telephone. Kc- of bis bc**t c could whip any two MrKibtdn was Instructed by headed south, This Is the largest lauv.-r said hr had received a ■laaalrom. (‘ouaiy Judae of ttemtliona in thr world. Thli way he theMr.Commission to work with grouo spotted In two week*. aola County, Florida, on Hi* :tu. number of threat* "in rrarkp-.t kept Ihr pt-oplr Inside the Unt A ll wrre attacked. day of April. tSSI. f«r a pint. «• I ul leltei*” bid did u»t take them ami ihr lion outside where It could members of the Civil Rervire asms and fur flaal dlerhaiai *■ -rtloualy. Keliatur Hunt I ll-W pil do little damage. T h r A ir Force said it drstroyrd Hoard to determine method* of ancillary administrator ->t in. • • damaged almut 10.1 vehicle*, late of l.lstl* M- l*si-h«rd. decessed •aid In- got a warning letter " Funny thing was, everybody Increasing the pension fund* nr tit* railroad rar*. ti.io Rn|.occup­ t/eo* A. M in n a against "?tl> king my n«*e In kept trying tn peek outatrfe to without using tax fund*. ied building* an.l :OT supply and As Ancillary AdmlnMi* ..tlier |H-r,plr** l.u»inr»»” during watch ihr linn Jumping over the Inr of the etlale n| Mnt.fuel dump*. It nl.-o rlalincd 450 ra n . irre iil hearing- in Miami. M. Ps-hsril. itt-esM-l Korean War Red soldier* wounded ur killrd. "John Kingilng North Jr., whs U . 8 . II-3B* ham-d in Okinawa NOTtl i T « APPtlAH happen.-sl In 1*In t«wn, hlrtd (CawtlwBed from Page line) T O : M A ItT U V IK IH I 1*01:11, .......... •IriKk key Red supply renter* llemandrx on the spot, |(« laid Health Tent KcHultn ? 1are of r«jlt|*tu* *nd •-l-lr• . I* wero within five mile* and cnnimunlratl.m* hub* with that's the kind of a (toy who makes Tuexdar ■kM*S. South Korean troop* by sundown als.ut 2*KI tons of I niiiiIi *. Ilravieat a rlrru* great ” n t s l I s s t S I'rmm r * a » i i s t l the Parallel In force. They dug hit w rtr the rant <,»*-1 -upply qu «f* rrialred l« file yvtr writAmong the relebrRiea who at- of In olong the ImJIn River east of renter of llamhung and the west lea-kaswre If any In the complaint lid*, lit- served on (In- stuff nf the tended lire party with Souja m o t wjin noiga In said suit on ur before llir 1111, llenle, Willlan William I’uweil, aad Mar- Munson. To get therr they march,, e«a"l city nf Ifnrju *V-*»f‘1-A r-Jt"l’**l at the i-.Minty Office uf Ki’icntifh Researrh and llrnfe, tVon-an, North Kortvn, i-wt of I. Gagll House In ltjt.fi.nl. PPirMji. In Development nf V’aodeil.ilt Uni­ Vyn Fyn 1-eRoy and Harry Joe Jlrpwn, ed across Korean fadthUh with.. 1cas^j .oast, opposition. PouihI.i I tty Ji asT hittn hull i.fndi.ie in il.r t’ln-.H versity, Nashville, Trnn. movie dlrrctora. Hupp ‘s»M 290 OutAlllcl pla •tea T ucmIu - ) pi Cdd#J."f Henala.il* ivuufy. Florid* Monday fM.U.«< a'Uk person* were there In 'clrn is cos The roinhined health testing ex­ Ih f-Hanrery, ait abbreviated till. .,i roll i a r L . Nuajitv .farther; western front ■ uJ,N' not ground _ rniinri’M . f .: i (J fit andSlav t‘st|.«ni. r. periment inrlu.litl lire chr*| X-| lil»m\ Which tai Tier l.*ns nut WM’ h\\ fkir' tb** IdaIAand story ntlr.l..* I- rny* un IiIo. n1 tests In almost r.,. Cdward UUer There were lfort- ringF In the hit gun pusillona, piljl s,T}i«dsfeads1 ndlard 'uf >SH *ull bslna I.. IKIO Nrmlrmlr (‘ounty |ieriplr.. X- huge lent, one for dining, ono for and vehicles. Me^ Mf*s,*ss that ' erioin un.rlasa>' Although Ihe mail dated, I'p itM n r ISib ISIS, and >,t ray* were glvrtt tn Inrata Til, lung ■lancing and onr far cnUrlalnManL la within amall arm s] The rV u* artl A W j f R tumors, ennrrr malfor mat ion* nf t i l :U ' (4 jiu iiil.J'v U ililii: i f t f k i r s i’l|eet.f,| ,»f g - h. li),i] - th« heat I arid enlarged arteiie*, Him: , an >;tf|diuiil and a rhimuao. only one pentratlon 1 Wen reported. On the east coast. by the Allie.1 finer* Monday were Cwer11------- l)i» fulluwlnu d|< saalast Itlural tp*l* will uncover dialwle*. ice, were In’tlic occupied 2,TtiO killod an.l mouiuIciI und 107 U«H ”U waa L X i f - L V U 1 tV ’iu Mrw •ypbillik, snsm Ib aiwt *ttwr Iim||•nnpas. I ( . i take n prisoner ltd Mkdlvlilvn of Heml h"i* eatln|i* of disease light. [Ida. as r*. or.le.1 in Polite Promotional wtirk la-fore ami l a itnl, --I donlnulii ■luring ih>> h>*|th tret experiment . a . . » N fl. , my hand «ud n u b u i Wa* .Muir hy the Kemiliolr t ’oimly they could reach (he rIdH k t ih t > . HI ,e--w.y-,* .-wsfnrd. W-i»bt*. ihi- vih Til as*.M-|ati»n. The s m s i s t i v n edge of lowfi. Vld *-1 , It p a r Vl Starch, ISSI, 8 ICeattwasg manpower policy, Wilson Hid. The nation’* p rag m a in rearmament will be made plain in ODM'a first ouarterly report to Mr. Truman, due next week-end, Wilson said. He gave this clue to iU contents: **I I were a principal enemy, I would be frightened hy our progress." ll wa* W iltons first meeting with report* in 13 week*. Kven before it, he had been reported by aiilea to be much more optimistic now than earlier over progress. A few months ago there wa* talk the production program would impose an austerity economy on Americans. Wilson raid there la serious doubt whether the government will go ahrad with the proposed “roiitrelied materials plan” for parcelling out basic metals In In­ dustry on July I. lie emphasised the uncertainty dors nut reflect any lessening of urgency in the munition* drive. The question, he said. Is whether less harsh contmj* might be used which would have lighter Impar* on civilian goods production. IjCgul Notice m s : t l i n t i t m t n T os- m i : M A T I I J t ’U I C I A I . C IR C ! I T O F T I I K S T A T R O F F M J R t n A IA A M I F O R * R R IS O l.»1 C O F A TX IA IH S A C T -.R l SIAIt'U s M IIA IIA M , Ptslntlfl. V*. i l K n i l i l K i t <tl! All AM, | » l « t 4 a S t r a a a e e e s Pa. ra re s a lt tee D tts rre A O TIC W T O APPM AR S T A T K I»F F M i n i l ' A TO O K o m t K II. M IIA IIA M . r-eadnu T e rr e .* A t M .ti.r e n ts, I M W»*l 11 r.l S l u » l . N e e T u r k f T | y . Nee- T-.rh TOI- AU K I I K t t K H T N M T IF IK ID ial still f o r A l s o r r e As* !*»•« fllrA • s a l n s l y„* fcy M A I t t t n MIIAIIAM. In lAp Clr> a l t C’u u r l n f I b r N ln ll. J.utl- 1st t i n a l l a f F l o r i d a . I n atid f o r S e m i n o l e Mounts'. F l o r i d a »n j l . l i r r v l a t s d t i l l s wf s t i l l s u i t Is M a r* .., M r a k a i n . P U tm irr. V* M . o r a e l l ( i r a i . a m . f>'(*t>d«nl , TOIt A H K N O T I F I K I I a n d re■lidrrd l-l Ills your *|-|-rs, JO- - la •sill |if.« i n l i n e on the tsth d * y o f April, m i , a n d l o M i r r t a M r . ( lie n l l l . i h r r i s r l i of s a i d C o u t i In t h e l l m * s n d m a n n e r fixed by l » » . » » n r • r r l t t r n d t f s u s e , I t s h y . s n . l »rrv» n r o p y o f III* eas us o n f t s l u l l t f atl-.rney U I T N i : n n I h e - Ml, 1st seal of esld ■’..art. and m y hand as fTtrrli there •>f. e l K a n j o r d . Msisilnol' • '«n n l», Florida, this lha K i l l day ->l \lar--h. A 1> I SSI. o. i* m n i n i s 'N •1 »rh of sal.l i-lre a li t ’o n r t . B l K. I* llu i.lt.lt. Ih p ttty , m s: A t.) t - H l i v i s : i* n tv a n n A iliw s rt lo r r ie lM lf f a n d o , Florida, j ,, . also , .. a P, IIKIlKtHlh , winked with Ihr Homlnolr County Health Unit In 0|>eri«tiun fletk I'lr-u.li Uy Nnrtn- Noi«o-.ii it.i; of the prop* t. Di*. Henry McLaulin O p4oM tiri»4 I I I M agM la Phene hi A dl«eussion of thr irport will lie inado hy Dr. C. M. Hiiarpe J.uksonville, dirts:tor, llureau of T n b rm ilo s ii Control, Ktatr Hoard of Health! who worked closely with Hr. Kmlth In planning and eifc u llon Of Uir iiinjcct. Thr otllrome of llu* ami other such project a will delarnilne whether or m.l Florida t* now ready to embark on a mmhlneil health lesling program, Ur. Nbarp iri<!i--at.-l. Hospital Bill _ * t..1i |Ants With Wingsl May Be ITERMITESI Be- Sure To Insulate NOW Through F. H. A, lO'.t Ih»wn— .10 Months To Pay Call or Write To-day For PUKE Inspection FIDELITY Exterminating Co. Drlando I’llONK— 2-1211 PHONB— 2-18S2 Night & Sunday 313 North Main S treet Our Itori Wool Hlunkel In* aulatioli provides a healthy, even trm,H-fature all through the house—all year round. Cut* dampness and humidity, too. IVr'II p'tim atr and advise. Stop in or call. Hill Lumber & Supply Yard t 313 W. Third HI. Phone Ik KBNTAL PROPERTY OWNERS Due to llm many inquirien for apartmenta and room* liy Naval rcmonnel and others wn would like to list yuur rental facilities at the Jaycuc Information Booth rO-**"*e R. n'T l i i n rmcalf. a -n t^ n s ii 1, Brewington, Percllii*— In lov­ ing memory of our mother whs died March 27. 1B4CAlthough your amtio haa gtma forover. Anil your voice we cannot bear We Hball never iuse sweet mentorlea O f the one we love so drar. Forevrr In our hearts: Daugh­ ters Jeanette Jones, Rota Jackson, Ruth Barnes, Bertha Roundtree. Saiah Devard, and Grand­ children. —Adv. i\ in iW J s sT . CARD OF THANKR Wilson Declares State Farmers Market I’kms# t T ||—174* H- Kretir . t (teatiaaad Frees Pago M ol ' ty tomiplsaitiiiera when on official builnc*a outside of the County w m approved‘ rolling mill: the tfM»portal ion rate frwo ' I lo IH reals a mile. IN M O IH U S ECUNM T M In a recent Ig-npiti American Red Crossf9 tntipfa e W tZ i 490 victims of floods . fires, wn wrrek.-. and other dbaitrrs. ,Amm^ 2 6 earsenteredinstandardefasstfiemtiam inthe/95/ AfoSifeasEconomy Ran.,, 1851 MERCURY WITH OVERDRIVE IS DECLARED tC O N IU Y C M 1? Cmmindtr V-8 won thi hifbntt iwni In"rid elm Bfor ton mlm Mr gntlon M ew jgsL yoq drive! ikin d M Nag riding mmlort l*n*«l u>glvq f m « m o th er rid* f* v*hm that M l ha M tiia d r oath* toad today! (co-ridden mountain Ib the facto hero p o n d tt -tha Mcmiry is "the krt| V y,t> !,/,/* In wir lhoanwM. fJolUj lllci If on fU toad l 1M mwmm - N PALMETTO AVE. HUNT 1 IM �la U n ity T h t r # b S tw n g th — Tb Protect lb# P»M* ol Ik* World; To P n a s l i Ik* P r « f i m of A a n i u . Ta P r a tu * P i a ^ t r i t f for 9 u ( m 4 ® lp e f e r a l ! * X X X X Il Established 1908 21 Gun Salute Greets French C hief Of State • Wilson Declares U.S. Will Be Able To Fight War And Supply Peace Needs By ’53 t •' Tremendous Welcome Ceremony Is Put On For Auriol In First Visit To U. S. 18 Negro P u p ils Mud-Mired American Artillery In ju re d As Bus P o u n d s Chinese Red Positions Runs Into D itch \uiPiR ju NEW YORK. M ir. 28-</J>>— ^Vriident Vincrnl Auriol of Fiance arrived today for the lint visit ever made to the United Stater by 1 a French chief executive. Whittle, blew, airplane! mated overhead and rhampagnt (lowed I in Auriol't honor at the liner tie Driver Is Unable To De France noted through New York haibor. Account For Wreck; The uniting president alto wat 3 Are Hospitalized JEJcelrd with a 2 1 -n u t talulc . I'hom II) Tnd Swalml _____ Mrmbert of Iho Flower Show committer of thu Sanford Gulden Club which will hold it» annual AIhiuI 18 Nrgto pupil. of tram an aimy gun It Governor'i Flow in Show at Iho Kpiteopal Parish Route Thursday ami Friday arc, left to right, Mr*. Jaine. Ter. p . . ......„ | bland. willcger, Jung** and awards chairman; Mr*. II. F. McWhorter, horticulture exhibit*; Mr*. Hoy Titll*. Mm Academy were ,nlu,' ‘, In a dramatic aeon#, Auriol Aialeu Circle; Mr*. L. K. Spencer, prrxldrnt of (ia rdt n Club; Me*. Michael i;(n«on. chairman of Flower mottling umilly before ™:00 doffed hi* gray Hat and held U Shows Mm. IV. H. Shlppy, Uote Circle; Mm. C M. FlhWem, chairman of Jacaimta C iiilr; Mm. J. II. o'clock when a trhool hut, which at arm’* length over hit head In Nleholton, rcntral Clrrfo; and Mm. C. I.. Walll*. Minos* »'lrrle. Oil. r rnemt-er* ..f ........... wm iilr. not WJt ,|,rm lo Sanford fmm a aalute to the atatue of liberty— •hown 1W in M the *. pi.• lure, IMW. Mnre VV PIMm. I B| IPII. II. Crum by, w9 Mr*. • • Herman iMnoeon. Mrt. II. tl. Hri'-mi, Mi- Clyde (icrirvx and Otirtln, left the load France'! gift to thk United State* Itum.cy, Mr*. John rlehirard, Mm. K, (J, Iluirim a'i, and Mm. l'lo;.l I'atr.m. aa a tymliol of freedom. on Gene** Avrnur near Camrton The flag-bedecked liner wat Avrnuc ami plnnyrii into s ditch. a aeene of excitement and confu. Ih* injutrd, mod of whom hail aion aa It entered the port. F Mora than 200 pertntit, Includ­ o t | f l f * . | I'u t i a n d li M n -r i .w r i r ls k m ln F r r ing a press party of 166, hoarded n*l‘l -l'*uKl'lort Mrmmul Hot|iil*l the ship off the quarantine sla® i lor rmrigrncy treatment. Ol there. tlon. To w V I fk I 1 f I A n 6 (hire weir hnipiiahrrd. and one, Photographer* and newireel * Iw ltl 11UII8 | Gitrnt. had a lisdly «ut JArK.HONVIl.I.K. Mar. •Jtl-U b ® a m crowded aroond the atoxky J —Three Florida college. (•■!»)' praaldrnt ami Ilia party tUnding I hand. I hr other• w r admitted faculty *la*he. for the ship's ramng. Daniel* and C'lstrncr Sapp. I he A New York City police depart- Former Congreftsman economy rraeoq* while emlialtlrd Carroll Neglected To latter wa* rut on the left check. Paul W agner stood by hi* gun* spanyin* band on an hccon. Says House Group for List Payments Over 0 « i lr Hank*, Negro driver of rsela rut of 23 of *5 at Hollin* fir*boat struck up -La Marne College. u*u." French national nation anthem. Exceeds Authority $600 In Tax Returns the hu., received trratinenl lor When the army of photographl-rulte* and cuts. Mr stated that The decision to cut the faculty ^ iCniitM * o* f * i a oi*i WASHINGTON. Mar. 2 8 - W and abandon athletics at Rollins KANSAS C U T . M s,. 28-« /P ) he hail l-rcn thrown by the quick *t«*p half way through the windprevent bankruptcy under an — Joieph E Caiay refuted today to f1M2,000 debt touched off a series — James J. Carroll. St. Loui* bel­ •hirl-l, and wa* unable tn account to tell invnligtling Sanaton who of explosions that reverberated ting commiMionrr, war charged for the bn* leaving the »->ad, *tatware hit partner! in a war turplut across tho nation and still has today with failure to rejioit pay­ ing that it Imuncrd and then went Casey Refuses To Wagner Stands Pat Big Time Bookie Reveal Details Of Make Aft 3 other Schools neyeai uetatis ut Faculty Culg h C h a r g e d With Snip Transaction •hipt deal lhal brought him $ 250,- the small, expansive, exclusive 000 profit on a 820.000 inm l- little collage In a turmoil. A survey brought replies from menl. presidents a t the State-supported Carney deelinad University o f Florida at Gaines­ Mrmbrra of U»« UcUlatlvo ville and Florida State L'nlver.ity Committee of Dm Sanford Mar- at# b " chanta Aaaoclation coofoiTwi ye*, namea at Tallahassee which said no re­ ^ r d a y afUrnoon a t tha City Hall ectora duction* were ment* of $56.688.15 that hr made in 1948 and 1949 to winning bet­ tors abd in coagnitsiont. The informattoos were filled on summoot from Sara M Wear, posed r' son University at Detandt Tampa University; and Florida at Lake­ land. The University of Miami *al<f, “No comment* President Olltw Edmunds of Stetson said. “ \v# may have to make *om« out* bet whatever wc make will he below the national average. Dr. C. K. Nance, president of Tampa, said, “ We are not re ­ leasing anyone on permanent tenure hut are teleaalng four, poatihly five, a t IM and of thu year not on permanent tenure. We will ru t our budget else­ where. Previously, football coach F ran ­ kie 8inkwich and assistant John Vsrdlan had resigned during talk of discontinuing football at Tam. Dr. Nance said BO decision on otball wouldr .be .. until _ portion Internal Revenue (('Millnued On Page Hltl With Senator L. F. Bojrle and Re Tanker contended the committee,___ aad M. *a ap- ed to Investigate charge* of pollta ha drawn for fOUlt llral influ*nre In RFC landing, rural of a »tnkl had no authority to go Into the •re. Tho court, raid W. A. Morrlaon, ahlpk matter. committee chairmaa. would handle . The RFC. big government lend­ claim* up to 6260, and the proceed- ing agoncy, war was Involved In Inga #f the Court will he available thp ships transaction. for publication. y, whoa Iwfore tha bankwill I* . - ,C • Tha judge of tho hcoramittae two weeks age. r for .•» UM«Wk,. appointed by tha g Had told generally, of the trans­ pointed action. f e o year term. Mr. f t Involved the purchase of meeting oat. It wa* dee five rurplur taakers from the for the that It la not Maritime Commission, their leas* ter thl* to Standard Oil Company of New Jadga to bo n la1 worth Jersey, and their eventual ante at office become* i amended a profit of arouad 1 2 ,M>0 ,000. At while, the law ml| elective. that time, Caiey said there were to make the ju he atated. -30, 40, or 60' stuckholJera In R Strengthening of Ui« bod cheek farth er dii» the lubject Of ft wa* cusalon at the meeting. Stine. Present were lack Rail. elation preai Douglas A. Morrison, niirom, Sc not If. Rep. ! Wiliam* and Rap Additions le a n e d For Farmeife Auction Tha Sanford Farmer* Auction la la nlnantag tho roaoemrtlon of an additional shad wMeh will be uaed for repacking and grading vege.tahlaa, C. R. Daemon announced Wfcia morning. Tho present shed U i keen sup­ plied with plumb!*; fnrilitl** and rnnnlng water, and toilet* are be­ ing provided In occordanee with tho d a ta sanitary code. Construction of « “truck stop" restaurant la being nlahntd. In older to provide bettor perking ' too to i n market i n s is i s g i plan* Miscellaneous rales on Friday am rontinulrig to draw crowd*. ConaldernMe vegeproduce has h H h fpld. aad jig has been petlug on thickeggs, rabbits 'pud htg*. Dayvegetable auctidgm Will taka „ vnan sufficient Mppllet am avail*bla, said Mr. DaWeao. v .. . , . ■- U'Miiaa*e oe r**» eta> Mrs. Edia Snyder Dies At Age Of 86 K trustees meet in April. President Ludd M. Spivey of Florida Southern aaid “naturally there will be tome changes. Some teachers gat batter Jebe. Probably toma will have to ga, | can't say anything until tha trustees mcvl, the data for which It not rat.*' Tb« New York TIim . said ou Feb. IS that 16 slraady had been discharged a t Florida Southern with four or lU mot* to go. but Dr. Spivey trould hot comment N o . 135 As.woci.tttd 1‘raw Leaded Wire S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A W E D N E S D A Y M A R . 28. l«»5 f Flower Show Committee Merchants Confer With Legislators On Claims Court. through (hurtill). n » | i l l o c r m i n ; i I..inline<4 in rMiitli ........... • ilh j I n ilnmflt in thr ( i l i r i t r imilti Iliu iiJll. Mighllv warmer A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUM E THE W E A T H E R P u ll; cloud; Into the ditch. lie (aid that he hail l>crn driv­ ing school bu»f» for a»*out years ami thl* particular hu. for two months. The wreck wa* iuvvf>tigatrd by Highway Patrolman II. DUnited States district attorney.* *****toarri -or who «rld th l. morning ysffeS& riK a irM ilu U no **•#» alsi Mi l S I 1.1 MI NI S I OK VO. M .. Parallel in rrn llil Kotea. on toiib the we.lcru and ,-cntral^ front*. Along thr r . u coast, Sootli Kor.an troop* moved more than *lx mile* north of 3)t. The* oc­ cupied four North Korean town, and a border village. lint the fnein of l.allli wa- on the central from *vh. re INI.IKVt r.im iriunist. were reported in defet»*lvr po«lllon» enulh amt north nf the twirdcr Ervin Claims Warren \lli.d Infantry i.alrol- ad­ Was Ail viseflOf Dan­ vanced through pelting rain .eeking target*. When the*- mil ger Of Lifting Ban f'omniiini.t fire Ihev retrrnt.-d to let the artillery lav down i T A U A I IA S S K 1 . Mat. 28 </Ti m ating barrage. Allied **arplane, dove nut »f the overra.t ( m i **iiio i W'.tnrn tntl.i* denied and liainnu red the Iteil. with llitinigli In* |iir<t tecirlai, llial lie i. Ilie.t gu .dim, hninh- and cutstr iritrd a w.iiliing Il.isil ill* atchins- r u n f in . The Allis' % were pii-lnng a tiilliry yenri.il llial a wandal to rc h e d earth policy in revrr.e- *sIn. I, halted illegal hookm *Let. mercilessly pounding the ground they hope to t.sVr if the Red. n'.iglil irtult (mitt lifting ban* limn I londa taie tracks. withdraw. Altoiney llener il Ricliaid I I*in They nl'o hu|<ed to th u n it any I'onununl.t pl*n« for a counter­ pinmplly exhibited a menioiaiidiim offensive. If the lied' nre build­ dated Jail 25. I9S0. in which he ing up for a new drive they probably will start it during tM* liansUtnl *uch a warning (tom l.rn Kalwatdt. c.isliman o( the rac­ rainy season. The rains were a .ertou* hand­ ing comnmtion. icap for. the , United .. , S tate, . . . . forces. . Krvm *ald he pet.onally took Tb«“> .lowed the sir attack and the memorandum to the go*rrnor'. nus at hogged ^lown the immlriou. offie*- and left it with a secretary mored forces. when h- csmliln'l »ee W aiirn Im­ Northeast of Seoul, a Chinese mediately. lie .aid hr late! talked regiment stubbornly .(noil off an to the Governor and told him sub­ . ^ ‘"tolld t o r t Vnight l e T 'SIn't M »hr■' clul. held ' last th. ’ Brh' Mrs. II. E. Chapman, who pre*lde*t, cxplalne.1 the methoil ->f b#IlotliiK fur thr IsiiiR ami Qur«n. fll«M j«M Cirrylnr t*‘. ntmcR uf the noininrr* of yarloiiR rluM, will l«r iilmral in thr 8anf«»rd AtUnli: Swimming lA*H»on8 _ n « « P,« tl . For School Children *J^rK,orn• 8!,V: id ') “ VIt hough th*- prog min tin- W n progie.,|ng fmrlv well. I •nnm-t II w n l l n s .a «l« loiyal Compton. Warrcn'r lire* , Pfr/ , . rv. look „ , lir wi,l, Miami Herald -tut- menl that th-Governor wa. warned “M-nndal anil fiuhaira mi-tit lurked liehind the action* of the .Slate Haring Commission." The Herald quoted from Er­ vin's Jan ‘J r<, ItiMl memorandum doughboy, north of the town. to the Gove nor. It wa. written Puerto Klcan troop, .nin-he-l ntmiit the time Charle. Ilroad, a lied ammunition dump north- alleged iHtokmakrr, wn« allowed ea.t of t'ljonghu. i r . i t l i . i s ss» r«a» slit Ited m ortar and artillery «h<-ll \MKIIH VNS I IHI IS UN landed In some Allied s,-elor*. American patrol. entered HKHI.IN, Mai. 'JM—ol')—Fast Changn, northeast of Uijongbu. (•erinuti Comnuilli.t police opeiml and then withdrew. Artillery wa. fire today on American touristtl Oa r«a# • I• • in downtown Itrrlin. I' S. su tboritlra demninled an immediate with the l!u..ian« fur ( wmIsp II Arrested For audience m. .pianatiiin AfT^mvated Assmilt Thr Oommuni-I polle firnl 12 pi .t *• .hot at four lni.es carrvtVitliam <;rwl- I ul h A e *lat m - \merican Army and civilian wu. arre.ted |*r>trrihiy sl.i.rily t> ' p.i ...rirel on th<- regular Weitneafore tl »n p. M. by Iteputy Hhr .ta. tour of ll<-rills .pon-oml bv Iff llcrticrt E.hank, nil f wt« th. Army's .prclnl .entice*. itxlgid In the County jail on n — ----- —— . . .» l-MKr .1*1 Minister Praises Work Of Kiwanis At Luneheen Meet Kiwani. offer* i t . members a great opportunity to rrmlrr out­ standing .etvlce to the home com­ munity. state and nation, the Hev, James Ji-nkims, pastor of the rirrmonl Methioll.t Church, told Kitvatuan. to<lisy. Joel Field presided. Re wa. introduced al the interclub nirrtlng with Clermont Klwaman. by John l.iM-hner, a form­ er Kiwani. Ileuiennnt governor. The other visitor, were introduc­ ed by Forre.t (Vli-gruve of the Clermont Club and included Noriro a ila a ra -a. ssaSSaw **" - **■(School <*li«ervcr« reported R c l ' “rrc* ranging to hstUllon tisttation idle .ire all s ra n g in g up tn i!5w!:.“2uT Department hatThestarinl a.kingofallPublic new Safer, appll rant* for driven*' licm .es it th. * had driver education in high .-ho.1 After a few yrnra. the a. .Idem rn lfi of lho»# who hml Italnlrr will Iw rherknl a^amH •rrblem (CgidiRH «■ r « |p T nb | -— ' — 28 Governor Denies Being Warned On B o o k ie Problem along 3A In this ama. They .erm- Z'tnir!. WASHINGTON. U , . 4ltlfl* Ih i ti hu> 4c.»m mini! mil' I 1 D fin iip \ I I » i ! i ; n Cluiilr . Fi m r s inj n r t ! along tin IM«I, 1 Wil.on Inld • r i ia t o n IihIj I tlial " h ) l O ' . t n c ».ill. tl nrcFiMMif, Ik* iliitifinK in it mill ol the I*' title f able to figlit an all-i •ul HJI t 1chill file pioduiliim line, and at the tam e time supply in o i r gomli hu the cit ill a is economy " Wilson appealed le f ru e the Senate appiopraiinn* cunmidlce. lie a il e d a not he I $ 11.000.000 in ra>h and atiollin $1 .IMkhOOl),. UMI m loan .iiillimity to o|ieiale th r rxpaniimit defense pioi-i.mi (ol the next ih trr m onths 28 to hold n jogged Inquiry Is lU»gun !Pilot Club Enters cdline determined overlo.>klng a valley north Into Results O f (McKinley, Maxwell ‘ nf AnITijonghtl. American patrol probed seven mill - »uuth D r i v e r Training As King And Queen ofinto 3S.Changgs, Enemy fire halted the TAM-AIIAMK e T M«t. —The Slate Department at t lgca L. McKinley wore electe.1 '1o^rc< r lion I* going t.. find m.t h«.v l'"Vklnw ln t J co^M t‘ lin v e o n More Than $7 Billion Reserve For Unem­ ployment On Hand: Treasury A s s e r t s Oa r*s» .1st Lunch Plan Aids 1.500 Students Approximately I.WMi chiMrrn in 21 .chon|. nf Scminiile f'ountv wcri* tiriirfittrd thnuigh tlir ill.trlhiition uf itirpin• fiuwl ciimniiHlllI*. in i year, T \V I .aw tmi, .iipcrlntcndent nf puhlic in-tiinlim i, .aid tndny. I hr food, arc sent tn the State wit hunt any direct cw-t, and anili'triluitrd tn trhixil. with lunchrrmm- and to S tate mid charit­ able iii •t it n t Inn. In Seminole County, final. • irved tu .chool r b ild r m had i total taluc nf 18,2,'. I iW F inhI. offers d tn the S 'a te liu-lndrd IH different kind'. A lining ihu.r rcerlvnl hrre w ire lf>0 In ihe|. of frr»h apple.; 1,000 |Muind* «f ■Irird la an.; 1,?tMl pound, u( rieanirry hutler; I Mi ra-c* uf canned corn; 12 ca .. . of pmuut h u ltrr; case- of canned to. matiM-s; 3,1*711 |iunnd- nf finr.li i u r k e ) .| ami many* others. "These , nmmndii le . have meant a preai Heal to our school child­ ren in nuking it possible fur them to have more nutriti <u« Innelie. in the «. houl i afetei ' a « . I*.1 " ,l" , *!*' *' idilionai i'«i.i to l-m or tn the ..Ufi.i.1*.. •• a, eliildrrn.'' Super ji lenitent lanto-i commented. During the la-t cnlemlur year, he .aid, fuod. with n wlnile«i|e vatus of ft.Irt'tfiTH. |3 weri trihuteit through this tirogr.im to Hank, the IV t Officr, Itouinlllst and Anderson Drug Store and r Touchton’s xnd the number of Mrs. P. M. dingle*, water *af pennie* placed in each jsi will OIlM FGfi ety Instructor of the Beminole Heeld# the winner*. Al. procee.t. rhatge of aggravateil aaxaiilt Chapter. American Red Cross, will faom the jars will he used toward again*! Millard Hire of l.ak* | G. \V. 91 t'-sy i a* n Km which i a ). *ixe«— lhal i* eggs with site* direct swimming lfi-*-i»*tlmi fo* the hiwanl* project for un.lrr- .Mary, Mr. Hire, fellwl hv a heav) lo*. ril>e.l on them. Mr McCay. •chool children at the Municipal privileged children, she said. Pool, M a r l i n g aliuul Apr. 17. The club sided to a**Rt with blow on the neck ss< iincnnwiou. who ha* a faini near .Munrm-, The City Is making the pool ,h# Kp, i Crow Drive In any way for a time, hut when he came t'ornrr. »ay« the New Hampshire to and tint Hritson amhulanrr at- | which laid the egg i. an ordinary available to the children, ami pu- . n ,nui.i pH* of the South Side. Weal 8idr. " ? ' c h .lr m ^ Mr. rived, declined to go to thr ho*, hen in every respect except I Grammar School. Junior , | , Kh by Gorilon HraJley. chairman. Mr*. pital. penchant fot number.. ( C u lls tte Oa two* T w o School, and notslhly, Seminole ,**•» Tyre, chairman on cancer Inlliih School, will lie Invited to par formation, announced that the can“Don’t Be A Stopper’ tlrlpate. Written permits by par- tor drive for funda will hrgin In ents will be ncce*«ary, however. April. m hools in every t’nunlv •f thi* Hid Mra. dingles. Mr*. W. K. Ilollevhea.i, Milk f state. Instruction will Ik- given Tues |)t n k chairman, repo.ted a total day through kriday of each week „ f 22 quart, of f rr.h milk and i in \i ATOM 11 and will continue Into May. Ther*. one ca»e of canned ;uiik chen to N E W YORK. Mnr. 2 8 - n i t — 1 will be two. one hour iwrlo<i* of t\*niv families <luring the past Defense aitoinr). in the atom i r training at fmm 030 A.M. tn 11:30 j (Oaatiaaed oa Page VWa) By MARVIN U AHROWNMITH I «pv trial t xlxy ptrndrd with ,i A.M. dally, amt from it:00 lo 3:00, — ■ ■ ■ ------WASHINGTON, Mar. 28— 4A*>— The CIO wanlt Coagrrtt to federal Jury r*d t.. convict their Ur«. fa. B . Hudson’s { client, hr, ail*e nf lx-lief they ar<* icvive World War II federal food subsidies to cut the retail finer i ('omimiiiDts nr have injured the of market basket items. F ather Died Monday 3-Gun Man Attacks I ’nitrd Stale* Tbe labor affanUalioo urged that step in outlining an snti " I f you convict bernil.r vnu Station Attendant Friend* hrrv of Mr*. C. D. MudInflation program to the Senate-** ilun't like ronimuni.ta, I may a a loop." llouce economic ion will regret »o learn of the well alt down— -therp i- no u»r W an. The program calls for subsidies Hut1 Q'Mahoney • laaleted there DECATUR, Ga., Mar. »-(/»■)— Irath of her f a t b r . II. E. Dontalking." wasl,| Emanuel II lllurk. Monday, vrrnment payments to ora- le no'i hasii for T afia assertion, i two-gun man U old stuff around tally, which occurred "Th a t i« not the crime. The rrlme -“which lie eaid era. Decatur police last night Ja r. W at lO.-OO I .M. (n the Ka.l . old If the report Is on the or I* conspiracy to commit espion­ latched onto a tnree-gun man. wouldI permit Toast Rospital In St. Augu*tinr. age. It fit thee# tl penal effective coot roll conservative side over retail food prieoa while at “It la bveauae the Will Grant. 27-yc*r-«ld Negro Mr. Donnelly reside.; In New be P m ident I ............... tho same Um* assuring fair re­ •elf Is a pretty rant#restive f*|. filling atation worker, told poller Imyrna where he was a member COURT OF RONOlt low." a man pointed three revolver* at >f the Methodist Church and the turn* to the farm ers.' Boy Scout, of five trig'll* In Jaaons. him after an argument, aald “I Tbe QJO views era n*ade public The CIO's antMaftation views Seminole County will hold a Court by tho. committee today along aa well as those af the other got you now," ami started shoot­ Funeral service* will be held at nf Honor Thuredav night at «:(*d ho Methodist Church In New ing. “The first ahol hit me In organisations w ire eabmltted to o'clock st the Prp.bvterian Church to Iks joint com plttee early last tha arm and knocked me down," imyrna tomorrow at 4:00 f.M. and Annex. The Seminole District of rravssid* services will be conGrant related. “I don't know how far la Its h. a fte r the general wageth* Central Florida Council will uctad by the Masonic Order In many more time* he shot— I wasn't r fraeta sf Jaa. M. They have charge of the prnprsoi ho New Smyrna O m r te r /. _ he submitted were outlined before labor’s re. there that long/* Scouts will h* present from I aVe Other survivors >rrludo the wlPolice later arretted Roliert V. to Coqgreee Friday. I t amounts prasentallvr* walked aut of the Mary, l.ongw;nod, Oviedo and San­ lo a flU llid tfMUMfil M lb# government mobilisation pro­ Anderson, Stf-year-otd white man, ow and on* other daughter of ford. law Smyrna; and two grandchildeconomic report Which President gram In a protest against general ami charged him with drunkennear, carrying concealed weapon*, rn, Carolyn and Philip Hud.on of Trumaa laM befiore the policy. Tho W onther maker* rpriy In Jianoary. Hmil Rieve. rhairman of the and assault with Intent to m ur­ anford. CIO*# Committee ah Economic der, Chief lloyt Button of DaKlah JACK80NVII.I.E. Mar. 28 <P) BANDIT AMIH'KM Policy, told the (Ongraeelonal count* reported. Birmingham «2 66 Police said they found Ander­ A8MARA, Eritrea, Mar. » group the Defence Production A rt Brownsville 83 7t G—A bandit garp amtsu»hrd an “hoe failed a# aa iMRi-lafUGon son armed with three revolvers. 68 Chicago 47 today, f»#vtng Denver 60 <1 others ' 16 FOV CUCUMBKRA at*Dee Molnea St 43 POMPANO BEACH, Mar. Fre.no 78 40 695—Orade A cucumbers a rt sell- BaaJit loader lag gal Ifanaes New York 48 40 H f a t the farmer* market here sd tiro of bis comrade# wore killPhoenix 36 63 far I I L N a bushel. Manager J. [„ i la th# aiabush Bear Ahraihlko Washington 60 46 Warren soya ha believes the high­ Mlsray station, SO mile* east of Winnipeg M) 46 est price ever paid before was l i t . i n u r t . Melbourne 74 tt Polica are pursain; th# 70 banshortage routed by raid Mrs. P. M. Qlnglos malls Invitations to join th* 8ominol* County Miami W 74 « given aa tho rauao af te who rasde off with all tb* Chamber of Commerce Inscribed w’th th* novice: “Don't Be A Stop­ Trl'ahaeeee 76 per Ito a Starter.” Attached to each card la a largo cork stopper. Tampa 70 61 Mra. Edia bind Snyder, widow of tha late James Evans Snyder of Chuluota, died a t her home there last Saturday at the age of M. She had boea UI for several months. A native of Chautauqua, N. Y. Mra. Snyder had been a resident of Chuluota for many yearn where she was active In civic and poli­ tical affairs. Servleat will be held a t a later date following crema­ tion of the body. CIO Denuuub Revival Of Strict Control On Rents, Food Prices { S IlkHHKd ,;.4 L ite j ’tWikii iaHYk^i# ' X, � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 27, 1951; <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/d7115d945265c079c4b4f5cc32176575.pdf e6f06f4a1f1d42d3be57eeacd1ad84f0 PDF Text Text FRIDAY .MAR. 33, \*n TH E SANFORD HERALD. SAJfrOBP, FLORIDA ■ Rent Control s ^ M I ■ ! M ^ — >— It to bci up *n> t(ui program under the 'lir a la. who I, in.lo.lei uotkutitjr aim it i r » A t l l l r 4 I'lfcin t ' k l l (la# i lU tlW siS I f oss S*aar natr ft null hard hum Fag# (tire) •. h-.ltil.l lu elplts June 30, hut ■riling* v-cul-i l*c licrd u( tunliJ- too-I lawmakers are taking it •L il i were ('resident." which is liut going let help." Thfi-i dwelling* nr i' In e.iiu- for granted It Will he continued Jeffers, rrllrrd president o f lha Ill hejiiitgi in New York, the miinitka which have n «l voted, in some form. crime investigating committer re Union Faeifle Railroad, wrota under I he present law. to eonHarklry to urge that the Senate limie rent control through June. CHICAGO, Mar~ 23—(Ah—Ma­ ceived testimony from John P. do somrthlng to “ get better prla The extension keep* those unit- jor packer* and union chiefs con­ Dane, head o f the uniformed ciples In American government automatically under control until ferred today a move to avert a Firemen's Association, thal he gave than taxing, spending and elect then, unless the community elect* nationwide strike in the meat (t 10.000 to ODwyer in 1940. Ing." Ilarkley Is the Senate's pre­ In th< meantime to alainiloii rent puikinp industry. aiding officer. curlie l-s-furr June 30. The Vice Fresldent'* office raid Datilek K. (unman, *ecrctary- O'Dwyer was then mayor of New Jeffers' letter had been received Under the present la**, local treasiirer of the A FL amalga­ York. O'Dwyer denied there was any but that Barkley had not seer It communities were supposed to mated meat cutters and butrln-r yet. Il was date-1 March 10 and decide by Mar. HI whether they wnrkmin, talked with officials of truth in Crane's story. As one result of tha New York was mailed from Jeffrra’ home in wanted to stay under the federal Armour and Company this mornn.grant another three months, Ing, lie |danned inerting* with hrarings, federal law enforcement l*a«adera, Calif. Copies went to _ over the record each member of the Senate. ilanp corn inunities have decided representatives o f both Armour officials are .going and Swift and Company this after- fur evidence o f possible perjury Mar. 10 was the dav aflar the one way or the other V.snv ’ noon, or tax evasion. deadline for milliuns or Americans not. Ralph Holstein, president o f Tohey r aid he fell I he Crime to shuck out trillion* of dollars In I hone which hate voted to keep rent control through June the ('1(1 United Far kin* bouse Committee, now scheduled to wind income taxes to Uncle Sam. A couple of year* ago I retired, rouid havr done so regardless of Workers, arranged a conference up it* work Mar. 31, should go on after working for 55 year* and, of whether tre extension law was with Armour spokesmen this nf. for at least two more month* If we had CJ> more days, the course, I expected to enjoy some rnaclcd. So the practical effect ter noon The subject of the round of umniittee could clean up some comfort In retirement," Jeffor* Is to provide continued control for communities which have taken conferences I* a proposed esten very rotten spots that have not told Barkley. sinn of a pay raise agreement b« lieen tom bed us yet and they are "However, I find that ah«ut no action. tween (TU and AFL union* and legion," he declared. half of my pension Is going for The three • month extension major packers. They have agreed lie mentioned particularly a pro­ give* emigre** time to work on a on a wage increase of II cent* posed investigation of crime in taxes and, mind you, this i* just new federal rent Control pruteram, an hour — provided that the wage Pittsburgh and in New England, for federal taxes and d*.*s not in­ although tome members o f Con- ■tuhilisalion hoard approves it luit refined to say If Boston would clude the numerous other taxes I am rriptlred to pay. press have indiratrd they niay op- hy Sunday. lie a foeal point. "So. Instead of enjoying my ee «c continuance of rent curia If the agreement is extended, Toliey expressed "hrartlell gra­ tirement, I am confronted with a ieyond June, Il would permit more time for titude'' at the resignation of James M i l e on my hand* to get enough The pre-rnt plan In Conpress •eeking federal approval of the J, Moran, a friend of O'Dwyer, a* together to even make a living. New York City Water Commission­ raise. “ If these taxes were necessary Krir John«ton. Economic Stab­ er. for the welfare o f this country, "This remove* a man who never I wouldn't begrudge a cent of It, iliser, has de< lined to approve the iaise. lie has held that only should have U*rn in nubile life but when I see my hard-earned three rent* of the hike could he before," Tobey declared. money (and make no mistake Crane testified at the New York atmat it, | earned it the bard way), illowril under the government's formula wh!:h limit* Increase* tn hearings that ha had given and that o f millions o f g-M ten per rent above Jan. IA, I960, to Moran. Moran denied It, American* being thrown down a level*. Johnston said the unions resigned his llfi.nno a year rlly joh| hundred rat holes, then I rebel. md packrr* would havr tn submit under demands from Mayor Vin­ It'* time to stop!" their case for the balance tu the cent It. Iinpellitrri. Jeffers said the welfare of the The A F L International Associa­ •tabilitatlon board when it it n tion of lir e Fighters, with head- politics" and added that Ilcaklry <-lahli-hed.' country" mn*l he put ahead uf “ Tht re is a move afoot to get iinarteri In re. made a demand fur! and the Scntae "are confronted Crane's re Ignntlon a« n vice pre-, both side* together," -aid * with a decision In that regard spokesman for itwlfi and Com­ sidrnt. but be refuted to give it. { right now." Then he said: Fresldent John F. Redmond an-! pany. Hut. be added, no tim "The tt>50 annual expenditure* I ad been *ct for Swift to join nouneisl that Crane had been sus­ pended effective as nf noon todav.! were around $40 billion. Now the j the parleys. Iti-imon-l fold reporters he Fresldent propose* to spend al­ Itoth A FI. and CIO unions ! would la- free tu -trike Monday If "cmphitlrnlly" denied the union most $92 billion In 1951 and al­ most $11*1 I.llli.in In IU52. Do you ! the wage agreement expires on had any knowls-dge nf Crane's honestly think taxes ran rarry hi* .Sunday. Hut A H workers plant.id claimed gift*. I i.o walkout Monday. Toliey I- a inemtier of the For­ loadT Where is the tax money from? The CIO United Parkiiighmi-- eign Relations Committee a* well coming "W hy should the President m-rker* union said It wss “ ready as the Crime Investigating Com­ Ohrt* yaar ffff/na to strike" on any date set hy its mittee, White he said he thinks worry alxiut his personal taxes • I K w N r fw a w u a | m il.i *tn tegy enmmlttse. the foreign relation* group ought when tin- rest of us taxpayers pay to study the ea«e of O'Dwyer, hi* living expenses, entertainment the ill man committee went | • 0 w i>|t 9 m I t W I M f Into a session — aho at the Slrv- Tobey .aid be prohahly won't havg expenses maintain hi* home anJ ground*, provide him with a fleet time to try to initiate action. ens this morning. Senator Hunt (D-W yo), also a o f automobile* and chauffeur for memlicr of Crime Committee, said himself tid his family, staff * YOU It a u t h o r i z e d he “ certainly would have no oh- nrivate yacht and an airplane for DISTRIBUTOR FOR j re lions if the foreign relations hi* numrruiii vacation tripsT "Don't you think the time ka* HRIOflft—STRATTON committee wants tu look Into the ( i s s i l s s f j rtrn m r a g e (t a el arrived for you fellowa who are ENGINES AND DARTS lie level veil the owners' message O Dwyer matter. Hunt made that comment to a elected hy the taxpayers to take indicating sutiport of the crew. N. French Art. Ph. *07 Of the r » tkicwmen, -.vital repwter when told of Tobey'* re- this matter In hnrf and tealiy do something al-oul il foi the Ik-Un­ are White Russians, three are " ’ •J1-' fit uf Hie country a* a whole^anJ On the quc-tlnn of rnntimiing Nationalist Chinese. Other* also «. unwelcom .......In . Red China l>- the rrlme nimmiltee after Mar. 31. for eopr own cflnslltutusnl* ? ' are Jeffers told Barkley "you won’t u - of I M r mrilart with United L'halrwan Kefauver (D-Tenn) ha* Ing plenty of Nation* fo rc e in Korea, « • « h" won t tw able »• spend more have any trouble findlr Voks-tuima a t- nt said. ' nn l""Ject. He hat urged men whe aro able and willing, “ We have a clout feeling for ,h« “ cowntUalan he set up to when th“ show don II come*, to faggot politic* wessl rot *M* eni nthe United Nation- eause through f0 |i|?UT i W j TS .t .... relationship with the men . ,i,u' T“ *‘**>' • "l;> •v,*»rler» there trv bark m. a level keel." fighting In Korea,*’ said -ecoud " ...... " " " Ini hi* mind whether • lirtrirlan D II. M a t-N a u gh t.,*“ fh a'om m l.slonsrouldhavo the •pok.small for the er.w of the - " ie comm fe e i H * Hun; T o Kmpllr Marshal. T;.U v - .id ." ha. . deep con(is tlia tM m s e * »* (>••> “ W. vol.-d unanimously .... r-H ‘I ' V , 1L", m * r ri«ie In of life, Tin* (laid l* e r * y iw . i C all o r W r llo T o -d a y flreek*, Human* and Jew- are but «f no. ....... Ip t|.e! Commit. Vl‘‘” " " "f lilefs ley tot ing tto* V(-**el into n |i I I I I, a < , „ , a fe d of th->'< who believid tin F o r F R E E Inftpectlnii Rial |>ort Where there ts no Hrllish H'* hr h* rt ,h' " " egg In hold the mysli-ry o f life. repies. nlatl-.n nt present." The Perskw* celebrated ibe run* year with n “ Fca«t o f the Erg*.'' Mar.Nuiightnn, of tireennek, D r a ft C ut end the Jew* u*ed colored eM * H-otlsod, said the clew men risked tthe-f peiihltirsl to celebrate their Fa-*nvef, which It'M tln a e * P r s w r s g o S M I Three months lm|irlsunmeiit: of training facilities,, equipment, Is held on the first full moon of payment nf the fans uf relief rlothlng and experienced person­ spring. The K-i*trr rabbit Is u survivor of un ancient Egyptian errwmrn tu Yokohama from lam nel to carry on the trantng." ■Ion; payment of their own fare* Because harp* wer> Mr*. Rosenlierg did not go ln*o custom. home, plus the rout of operating detail* when »he appeared nefore bom with I-nth eye* open, they the ship while It i» held up. the Senate Small Business Com­ were r ego rib d a* -arn-d to the l* I IO $ K — 2* 1314 ''But, he raid, ' ’we’d sooner mitter yesterday. “ Open-evtd" nr full moon. In Nor** mythology the hare * i t*k- thv jM-nalllc* than help the Red*." sacred to Kostre. the goddess of P H O N E — JMHS'J The Empire Marshal was one lh,V|r- eunmander of Task Force life amt spring. of a number o f commercial resadd Vice Adm C. T, Joy, comThe tdra o f hare* laying Easter Night k Sunday i-rl* that aided in ihe evacuation "»«fder of U. 8. Navgl forces In sands o f letters'* about the com­ 9U North Main S tm t of Wonsan and Hungitam last The ship completed a contract mittee's work, adding that "they fall. Fnr that It Sunday for hauling war materiel come from Ihe common people— from Iwth Rear -- end supplies between Japan and they represent the voice of Amer-i Korea. Il w i i to hava departed ka-1. for Datim yesterday, MacNaughton said. lie reported the ahlp'a captain i/. ha* cabled word o f lha crew's ■land to the nwrnr*, I*. 8. Fandell* nf l^imlon, and the men The 'Beautiful and Historical hare notified their union. Crime Commit lee Truman Accii,wt) i G OUR •MUGSR STRATTON i INGM TUNE-UP A. I). ROSIER British Cut lAntH.Wjth Winns | May lie |TERMITES| Sunrifw* Service FIDELITY Exterminstintf Co. «r r r T T r r T r r a -i------- g~ EasUr-Service Slated By FreflbyteriatiH Of special Intern t in the ob­ servance o f Easter will be the ail musk service at 7:54 Sunday evening at the First Presbyterian Church. The will tie sung by the Youth choir which has been playing an important part In the worship servlet * of the church throughout the year, according to the announcement by toe minister. Rev. A. It. M< Innit. The anthem* that make un the worship ervlce are "I Waited For The Lord,” Mendelohn.Rieggcr, “ I Am Alpha and Omega," Slain er; “ The Cry Of (iod,** l.uvaas; "Father In Heaven,” Bach-Gounud-Riegger; “ Awake, Thou That Sbcpcst." Maker; 'In Josepn’* l.ovely Gurucrt,” Trad. Spanish. Dickinson. Soto part* of these chorai uork* will be done by Caroline Mclnnis, Carolyyn Patrick and Stanley Hrumley. Mr*. George Tcmhy, Minister of Muiic. will play three organ num­ bers, “ An Easter Song," Edmundson; “ Resurrertton Morn," Jonnilon; "Claire de l.unc," KargKlrrt. Evrrjrotte intere-ted ie **•*» rpecia) observance o f Christ't iriurrertlon Is inviteu to » . ..... .Mr. Mclnni* said, and allied that the worshipper* lie »ealed tieforr 7:30. , RADIO S T A T I O N I W.T.R.R. 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A consideration of some Itu.DOO was estimated to lie Involved in the current transaction. In poultry raising, culling is Hi- prase s of removing from the laying flock those hen* which either do not lay at all or productonly occasionally. A v K lV For Rceervatlon* Fhonr W. P. 26-044.1 WWIC LUM1TE PLASTIC FOR ALL CARS FIBRE COVERS CUSTOM T A IL O R E D COVERS ALSO A V A 1LA H LK SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Jerk K, Morrison. Manager HEATING PLANT At Itn oYlmh tm Tlmnulav ninrning, April 19th, 1951, Ihe Hoard of Public Inut ruction will receive sen led bid* nn Ibe furnishing and in-ri.illation of n central heating plant at the Oviedo school. Hid* nui-d he atTOmpanied hy a certified or ritshierV check in the sum of five (5) For plan.-* and specifinitionH mil on Architect F-lton J. perfect Mottgliton, Sanford Atlantic National Hank llulldlng. caste S E M IN O L E COUNTY HOARD O F I'lM lL IC IN S T R U C T IO N L. E. Jordan, Chairman T . W . 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M, SEAT COVERS reject any or all bids. l-MI Heed At I'raan K iiro tn Mu,* It..* T a le s Tntnrur l k i r , . » eimw A l l „ >. V l i n k VIweir Sew n Vlrlu.lv >lJKV*lne • ' til lC rm 's cls *> l. Ilnur Vlu* lr Os l-arsile l l n e l r l i e . ell l a i i m r n * ( r.|| T-i I'rs ye e Wnrlrt At N « « n lle.ll-i l ‘ i l n i l-lce-1 lin e n u l l I lk I* U iiu Newe M u s ic a l Varieties N a ll nn n l Cluard Wtintr Its- Nnne I: in, a IV n it d A I T lir ee T n d e v ’e S l t t t lu e lr a l lUtnw (*a-e Music- le ivere P riii NOWS T e e n Ji v e dee#i.iii Th* ftliythm Hn-.e ►'ports K i n g Of Dsy New* Hartford U e rk et itrpnrt T w lllatit g»nas ►purls I ’aredr X a v i e r t’ uxai H rlM tu s Un A n - u d ►nudat tunonl t.e-,-*u net NlKi.t lle rm - in i~1nl. t t r v n o l i * t!i i.'.ile V a r ie t y ll a li d e r l t i l l IC.c-1 N ig h t M i l l " -I Ft.it t l e . d At I ( f s K , It s Da n.n l n t . M * r J s ii, Hirshs* lor ■ itciigntful 1-course EASTER SUNDAY DINNER H O W A R D / IN K H I IK E — F IT per cent of the hid. The Hoard renerve* Ihe right to tv,.rid Ai Nine BLOWOUTS LONG WOOD HOTEL from any of the weather ;hy|pi along the route which the hog* rralt was supposed t « foil.-,* The l -124, larger, more mod. ern version of the C-7e ln*p and cargo plane, is ru|iahle £ transporting more than '.‘iki Tr -ipi with full field equipment. When fully loaded, it ran fly about L'.ntvi mile* without refueling. Finnish Home Take The Entire Family To P ace Gael beadquartera here and Ihe Royal Air Force said they had no In* formation about the number of persons aboard. The British Pres* Association did not annoimre the source o f it* Information on the number. Air Force headquarter* here and In Washington also would not confirm that General Cullen was on board. American and British search and rescue plane*, some carrying lifeboats, rtimhrd the area where the plane wa» la*t reported, but. *w no sign* of the missing Glohcmastrr evert after it was presumcil to have exhausted it* ga* supply. Thai type plane normally rar, rie* its own life rafts, equipped with ample food, water and rloth. ing to enable it* passenger* to survlvr for -omr time. The search plane* reported low ceiling: end bad we»tb*i in the area. . The missing plane took Off from n intermediate stop at Gan­ der, Newfoundland, at 4:20 P.SI. yesterday and was due at Mildenhall nt 5:20 A.M. The fir-t alert was sent nut at 3:49 A.M. after the craft failed to give further position report*. No Information was received ($ T •* b i i u a c 9 i8 K W k L a 8WR#L L CONGRATULATIONS TO OZIER-WELLER HOMES UPON THE OPENING OF THEIR MODuL HOME ROY GREEN’S i WE a b b HAPPY TO HAVE TAKEN PART IN AMOCO SERVICE THE PROJECT BY DOING THE PLASTERING, It take* good gmaotlne, tha proper oil to keep a motor running In top alupo to make U "p u u " . . For lubrication and cor-waaMnf, too cop aa. Ymmrm to r Ymmrm ot * D o p m To ooy “ style'* driver an old erom-out cor should be the “ signal" that It’s time to visit our friendly Company and got a generous trade-in allowance on an* of the finest can In the world today. ' ■ 4‘ . N fV S I - • A k P O A D» . .- -Frt tOo » Trammportullmm l H u m * y v -w fe * p \Sjieti you buy a Pontiac you buy m a n than pnda o f owning the most h an dfu l thing on • “ r that wfli deliver com* ***G m porfcnDance yaar M l We IM \ n d a W — ■v W . D . $ . P O N T IA C C € . # �I Qllp Hanford Ifrcatft I n U n ity There l a B lte n g lh — T o Protect Ihe Peare of Ihr World; T o P r «m U (he P r A itr w of America. T o Produce Prosperity lot Sanford. AN V O LU M E X X X X II E s ta b lis h e d 1908 Warren Calls Probe Head 7 c Kinds Of Liar IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A NEW SPAPER M O N D A Y M A IL 26. 1951 In 4 prepared tlaleineiit issued by press iccictaiy Loyal Complon, W allen challenged Sullivan lu prove be luc ask'd the Stair Racing Conininnnn to irinHatr Clue It* Broad, alleged bookmaker. In J lo rid a racing iraclu. M arket M anagers To Hold Meeting In Jacksonville • JACKSONVH.Le T Mar. 2rt~ “ The National Ataoclation of Pro* ducc Market Manager* conn-net thl* week in Miami fo r a three day meeting, beginning March 28 through .11. Market Managers from throughuut tbe United State* are gathering for thi* conference at an opportune lime for diacuidng proldi-m. facing thoae who have the reeponilMlUy o f marketing fresh farm produrr. Don IS. Enaits, Jfanagcr of the Dade County VGrtiwen, Cooperative Marketing Association uf Miami, ami Presi­ dent nf the National Association ha* arranged a threx- day program (Cuatlnaed Or 1'ageH lx) Eafctur Egg Hants Sponsored By C Of C More than 500 children parti­ cipated in Easter egg hunt, ■ la * vi i .-Saturday morning hy ” htKnterta!nir.ent romniittee of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce anil IB priie* wan* awarded. The event wa* marked by much enthusiasm and fun on lh* Krttti Press le a s e d New Variety Achieved Law Requiring Loyal ty Oath Of Candi­ By Inbreeding Of dates Is U p h e l d Tame, Wild Types The timri.l farewell party given by the Bemlmde County Chamber uf Commerce fur memtiera nf the Sanford TuuiWt and ShilfGrbosnl Club lit.l Minulay night at I lie Tout I*t Center, wa. attended by mure ban ISO replete tiling 34 atatr. and Canada. Howard Bamalry, r>tiled |Mi.tnia>ter from Forest lake,, Minn., .landing in from nf Pivotu By Tod Swalm piano, Ii'il in group tinging to orehralial Ncrnmiiauinietit, A program o f game* and music wa* enjoyed, and rrficshment* were served. Chamtier uf Comment Manager hit Whitney wa. host and Mr*. P, M. (iingle* wilt ho*te«s. Coordination O f Red Resistance Evaporates As UN Military Training American Defense Forces Press A ttack At Parallel Is Advocated At . ,n. w i yi,: -f. •» » «. ,| $80 Million Aid For Latin America Un­ d e r ■Consideration , ^ u »-■ WASHINGTON. Mar. 26— (/D —^Prriidrnt Truman urged the na­ tion* of the new woild today to itrvngtlien and coordinate their dc* frn*e force* agaiait "great perili" poxed by ihr "a ggm iivr etpanvion o f the Sovie I tytlem toward our own Kemiiphere.’ " "W e mud now plan a* a pri­ mary talk lor lltr tltrngtbrning and cnordinalrd utr of our dedrnte force* in (hit hrmitphere," Mr. Truman laid in a i pereh prepartd for the opening of the intei-Ameiiean foreign minhtrr** meeting. "W e mutt alto rondrier how we may heat use our Mrength to sup­ port the enuae of freedom again.( aggression throughout tha world." in tho*e wont* the American chief executive sounded the theme which thi* government hopes will guide the work of the foreign min­ ister* o f the 21 American republic* meeting here in their fourth *e«:!o «. In advance of the foreign minliters' conference, it was learned that Mr. Trumar.'* Administration I* giving urrent roniidaratlon to an $*0,000,000 military aid pro­ gram fo r Latin America. Mr. Truman lald heavy alreea in hla speech on what he called a need for action to “concert our defense* and combine our strength in order to support men in Europe and Asia who are hottllng fo r free­ dom." He pictured the Soviet system a* one o f -unbridled power. Im­ posing slavery at home ami ns* Rotary Luncheon II) 01.KN CLRMKNTS TOKYO. Mar. 26—t/Tt L'lUtril Naiiont lump* inlulifiril then T linn on the wettrtn front in Korea today *n<l diove rapidly north W e a k n e s s W i l l I n d u c e toward the Wih Parallel. Soviet To Strike, Allred (ore** moved eatt horn Muntan and linked up with an A tnui Iran divi.ion north nf t'i- American Legiim Exceeds Goal In Membership Drive The Sanford Poat No. ,V1, The American Legion rearix.l It. lim prrcrnl mcml. i .bip goal of 5Sri on Wednesday, and hy noon of Haturday bad gon over the top with 5(l‘J roemlier* for IM I, or 103,4 perrent, t'apt harb* T. I.oucks, post mcmlict •hip' rard chairman, annoumed thi* morning. The rni-tnbrrthip card iisurd to Thoma. K. Coursey, the 550th, enabled the poit to at­ tain it* 100 percent goal. Gllr* Chapman received the 551st card which established a new tnrnilM-rship record which i« still increasing. One of those who helped most In establish the new high record, said Cant, l-aucks, was George O, Mayhury, who recently olilained t!’ more msoit— of thrsc bring Giles rhapninn Others, who sided In attaining the new record were Carey Barfield, James F. Benton, Den. vrr Cordell. Joel S. Field, J. 0 Galloway. Jarnc* ftlngletary and Arthur L. Wilton. “ The Sanford Post," Capl Ijiu, ks di .larrd, “ ia glad I • have h'-lped the tilth District t'uirimunrter, Major Cknrlv* It. Coffin of Orlando Memorial l‘o*t No. 18 in attaining h goo<l nu-mltcrship record for lUM. atul wishes to romntlmri t him on hit excellent work as district uf the .mall fry. More 1,200 colored -Cgg* were hidden, am) mutt uf llifc i were found. White , hlldren partici­ pated In the hunt in FVart Mellon Park and Negro ehlldrgtt at the A i t e U I I park in (lo|tl*l»ro. ^ A im in g the uinnera wera Rebfcca Cain and Donna Newaome, who won Hi e bunnlev, Lynn ICaatlawM Oa N i t Tst*r Reel, four, who won » doll and Carolyn Wyatt who won a cow hoy outfit. Many m|nrad rhkk* W-rp given a* prime*. Soft drink* were dmated hy Uve local Coco Cola Company. About lAn white, and SOD colored children partlgtpoied In lb*- hunt*, which ware staged by Hy JACK BRLL # Chamlier of C i m u t c i aa a mmunlty trn lre, and which W A S tn N G T W . M ar. 2 6 --(A O T b e lignt (mhcatrd today that were a Mt -uev*x. with the any new term bid try I'resideal Truman may meet with oftpoiitian klddir*. *ald Kd Whitney, mana­ within hi* partv. ger, thi. morning. Mott Waihinglon politicians willing to talk alrout it apparently think Mr. Truman haa hit a<> BOND IN B IT K M C N T WASHINGTON, Mar. rd~</Pi- new l<iw In popularity tmrauoe of I t s 1* toward solution, Railraail IVe.ldrnt Truman signed Into law r*cent exposures o f alleged In­ union mrn generally an* rre. tdday a bill aimed at Injuring fluence nek eta within ht* Ad­ dlinl with feeling they havrn’t hern treated entirely fairly hy owner* o f Serfe* R Itood* to held ministration. Many of then politicians the White Home, M to them ralhtr than cash them To rJI nf this ha* been added when they reach the maturity *gt agree that tha Korean war ven­ ture haa had a had political a sure aifn that tha President 10 year*. Nearly art In- reaction on the Truman |Ad- will have some rxpe rtly.lcd opn Inlet rat Ion, despite Its recent tmition from Southern Democrat* military tarn for tha better. If he »hould decide He waata Southern Democrats May Oppose Truman h Bid For Th ird Term C Labor has ham fttfo bn ■Idea a t r ^ ' lloa and Betas gad ,d a eji*»w a i to ha much araror to raeanetllattM aa H waa m n l weeks ago. Tha railroad^ iwttctanen's dlsapparent pro- hmani m i Ir« ,mith itf |X the ab out 10 S h e p a r d Declares prewar ‘R umis will nrver 'tail a war againd the I'nilrd Siaiei il tin* Field diapatchr* .aid Ited re- rnunlty it rtrong'', Maximiliin si.lance melted. Tin- American advanced rapidly ile«p!lp snilpi Shepard, owner u( the l^ingwood Hotel, told the Rolary Club loday Korean mud Tbe entire UN like drew cln.n at ilt tegular luncheon at the In I'aratlet 1H. 11 appeared lh- Yacht Club. "Only if wr arc weak, A Hie* could crow in fm re when and llic Kutiiam lliink they can ever they ehose. win. will they attack”. In the ventral fionl an AlienMr. Shrpaid, who was intro­ •an division was u a c .ltil within two mite, of North Korea. On duced by Jack Katigan at a the ea 't roam South Korean pa trol > punctured th* imaginary Czech who came to this country line tike a sieve, crossing and m 1921 and became a nrulialitrd rerrnssiflg at will. American cilircn. tan! dial the Far Ka.l Naval head'piarter• thrre lied way* to prevrnl war .ire said South Korean Irnop* stagr.1 a C'-mntando •.si<l 50 inilea north as follows: of (be I'ral't-I Saturday, They 1) Univeiii.il Military Training. lamlr-d on the Wol*a peninsula 2 ) L'nivem al Military Training. and killed IIS) Uni. while rap­ 1) Univenial Military Training. turing nit. Then they withdrew. Tin- ixnintula la south o f th* He then added that this coun­ Taetlniig e.-tuaty which leads to try should capitalise on the large Chlnnampo, joirt city for the numbers nf former Ciech, Polish, North Korran vupilnl nf I'yong Hungarian, and other Kuropean citiaen* m organise « iuteign le­ From the western front A l' gion to send behind tbe Iron Cur­ ,-orr, .p-mdetd Jim Becker quoted tain to Kara** the fiiuslans, spy It. S o ffirei* a* saying th, on thrm, and engage in sabotage link-up “ saved us four or five the Communists are doing !n l U t l l a s t t n o p * « * T s* o | ibtv. of lough fighting." The officci* .aid the Chinese '.Mill Arm y i'orn*. rushed into tl'ewllaaM ()■ Page Tw o) l-oundarv hetween Mmilb Korea. No. l.Yl Wire B lig h t Resistant High Couri Turns Celery Is Sh ow n Down 4th Appeal To Local Growers Of N e g ro Rapist TALLAHASSKE. Mar. 2 6 -^ P ) Aw—Covrinoi Warren today cailed n)aiue| I*. Sullivan, dirrrtor of lire Grralrr Miami Crime Commit)ion. •even different ly|»es of a ii.tr. 4 Axsociuted W EA TH ER F.B.I. Director Urges Senate CommitteeTo Continue CrimeProbe TOURIST FAREW ELL PARTY Governor Lashes Out A t Dan Sullivan In Blistering A t ta c k ; Younger Also Hit V Warn f, who It in Ja» kvonvlllr attending a 5o yeans nf progress O'lebratlim. referred to Sullivan aa an “ experienced liar." u "in».*t slippery and |irpsbttent liar," an “ Intemperate liar," an “ egregious Unr,“ a "llar-for-a-prlce." ami a “ romiiitdtur liar.” I.ai<l Week Warmt branded Sul* livan n< a “hired liar" after the Crime CommUtion official claimed the Govrrnnr askrxl the Raring jX’ommiavinn lu let * llruad come V » r k to Florida trneka at the re­ quest of an i ffiria) >»f the Na­ tional ftcinocraiir Party. Book* making it illegal at Florida race track*. All twu i»u*t 1* placcrl througli -late supervised pair multirl window* and taxed. Warren aim rliarg< *1 Jack Younger, president of the Crime Commission, visited the home and associated with a nortnriou* ganibler and had received a my-ierimi* nvclope umler a table *in a liami l>ar. Youngrr denied the arru»ati<in\ voluntarily went before the grand Jury for questioning about them anti challenged the Governor lu name the alleged “ nortorious gambler". The Governor ha* not given the name. Warren"* rompletc atatemrnt ahnut Sullivan: ..The ex perlent it I Bar, Daniel P, Sullivan, who broadcast* far a JC fiain riiotl, ha* told yet an. V th er lie about me. He i* rvjiorU'.l M U*ti Lkt~fc*r‘ lu*vc broadcast last Saturday nighl that Mm* (meaning me) rarinot deny that he knew rrawtlaare Oa C u t Tw-I THE Fail »ith litilc change iii tem­ perature through Tu r'da) except a f»» light shower* .outtu .id roa>| in (hr mornings. I irhi In moderate variable mostly north* radrrl) wind. through Tur<day. North *nd McGrath Tells Senate Committee Costello Is Immune From De­ portation A c t i o n M tS IU M .TO N . eta' :•> 1-1 —J I'dgar Hoover said In b ) a mao who b irr ticrjoo- 4 itrpolv police in'prrtor in New S nrk u-rd lo h*»e mrriing. willi "one of Ihr mod prominent criminaU in the underworhl." lelting ihe story to the Senate Crime In­ vestigating Commiltre, Hooter ilid not name Ihr polirr offirrr but idenlifinl ihr "criminal*' as In ing Sherman, a man long sought h) Ihr 'rnators a* a witnr.» for their hrarlogs. WASHINGTON. Mat. 2t> Hl'i A new lyjve o( blight iciit.in l William McGee. MixiMippi Ne­ celery, tbe tecd» nf which will toon be inlinduccd fnr commercial me, gro thrice •cnlrncrtl In death fol wai viewed bv grower*. *ln|*fwt* the i.t|>e ol a while woman, (ail­ .mil technic*! •pccialiit* fmm ed fur the fnudh lime today to ) full-trale lieamig hrloir the Gainesville at tin* Univcitily of win ■ NI.W YORK. Mai 2f>- (,1'j I I,null'* Central llo n d .i f'xperi* Su|itemr Cam I. June* J. Moran, iriignrtl New Tbe adiou mean* Mi Gee mud \oik city water comininionri, wa* nienl Station"* field day here Fti* go to the electric chair unleti hn uuliclrii on iM-ijur) thaigrt loday day. Moir than Ml vitilort weir lawyers can find another delay­ growing out of trdmion) brioie p retent. ing device. Senair crime in«r*ligalor>.. Abo Dr. R . W. Rlipircbl, dlirctoi nl McGee's m .e ha attracted the tfation, pointed out that llir world-wide nitrnllnn. Governor mdiclrd on chargrt of lying imnew vaneiy bat been named I'mcr Fielding Wright of Mi i*-ippi drr oalb lo the Senalr toninullrr ton pateal, in honor of Dr. Fmrr- b * ' charged tbai Communl't* was l.nltit Weber, ,k knowtrdgrd , II 1 1 . | were b jiliite tbe fiphl In .nr the llrooklyn numbei* tmoknulvn. Ihe „ •on ol t omell Univemly, wlimr .,*' 1 Sergo from rxrctoion. 1 , • . ex|»erinienl*t in co-operation wilb The latest rppeal to the high '" ‘jKlmenl* were returned by a ibntr nf the local plant patholo­ lio-ii permittnl to tell the whole federal grand |ury. gists Ind irtullrd in tlir new var­ court claimed MrGcr never bad dory, including hi. contention that iety. Tim wai obtained through hr had bail "voluntary" sex re- ; WASHINGTON. Mar. 2t» V D intrrliiredmg of wild .mil tame lalioii. with the woman hi wav — Mil ditrclor J. falgar Hoover Uwlay utgrd the Senate Crime convicted o f raping, vaiirtiei. Mississippi's attorney general, |l nrnniittre to continued ilt exThe -vt-il waa lelen.ed to ihe trn«le la*t fail, lie .toted. The liolh i-tal*- and lower fe-lrral pontu uf organiird ciime which courts liail gone lido that an "ha* iMillutrd all too many comcelery i- ta»tv and prow. l>olh on -and and muck land. T<--t. at llelle other ni pies an-l were convinced itiiinilin of our nation.” (Unde have shown ibid it thrive* of McGee', guilt. lie called also for local com­ In other actions today, the high 1w«t on muck tsiut court: munities to take the trad in tulhEfforts are now tieirip mode I. Ruled A to 4 that suit* to Irtily eliminating ruminal ele­ to ploduve ■ Might re.l«tanl white compel landlords to refund over­ relery, hut so far I hi' ha, not been charges to tenants in decontrolled ments and their ally, “ the politic.ti possible, he stated. drrat are not limit,.I to a one- r e n e g a d e . E v e r y community. Dr. Philip W e.lgate showed >«*r rencaj V (q rr rei>Vrg Hoovei suggestrd. •b«ul<(MJt*»'l *. trrnwer- the result* of his exper­ were lifted. The high tribunal iments in spplylng varied amount overturned a lower court'* action yearly grand jury iiivedig.ilion In of fertiliser to celery. The henvied In throwing out » $1,001 refund •crutinire the admintdration of application, five ton* to the aver, to a Palin, tenant for overcharge imticc. ir'iiltod In 'Ufinlte dgn- of hlo>d covering a period of 20 month,. Hoover and Attorney McGrath heart. Plants, on the othei baud if. Agreed to rule on thr- valid­ which had received no fertlliter ity of a section of Maryland’. ,0 were befor,- the ftennle rnoimittce were of dwarf *l*e, The mod ftiv* ratted filter law which require* a to itlw-o*. what new law* rnav be oiatilr appearing application no- loyalty oath by persons running ncede-l to comhnt crlnir. MiGrath u.gett that < engre-s |M-arrd to >w Hirer ton* of fertlli for state or city office. Thelma it' r to ihe acre. A 5.3-8 formula tier... te. who 'ought to run ^ |#Ll?2*TJIlLowv*sTSfi!!-* " , V " V , was used. (I'h MIriiH Or r « a » Tw*l un*l»T «H»lh .imf l?i\r him u u lh m ily t•• fftiinf uu* Among other experiments, the 1• D m C iiR f T t t u l result, o f which were evident in S u l l t i n o l e l U f f l l l * « y full grown celery were application .... .. in varied amount* of mangane,. W i n s r F t 'S N I iO D O r sulphate, lint*, wood ashe. an-l ______ tt'ssilsMt Oa raa* T »,| Itod-dph Smith, h member nf tintnff of the Felcry Fed piihticatfan of Seinir.oh* l|ii*h School, won an honoralde nienti-m for page make­ up at the fir*! annual confcrencBUKNOS AlltF.S, Mm .v.- i-lt uf Ihe Florida Rehalu tie pre«< Thc Vodrian rrclitiHl niili iialtcgi*trntion for Ihe III allied A.sntintlan. held Friday and Sal, , American Veteran* **Pri»i Itahv |in day »t the Unlverdty of FlerArgentina.1 a|, m,-Hu-l of pioducing atomic en llevne" will dove Mar. 2N at 4 fill M., l'o*t Commander IWyman mhers of the staff who attendyeOer-1"- but announced today, Judging of ed the conference were Arm Whit " J " ' tin linldes will tie held 111 the aler, editor; Gail Hitting, adv, r a-bled little di lull and on |ruof t-i w iinl I• r, i.ti in In.in 11 I’ SeininobHigh Sehmd mull lidng dlre«'tor amt Fllen It rigger torium tmginnlng 'at H I'. M. and Carol M-’ Innl*, year tmok edi­ annoiinccl Satimtay. The v-ientist i» Itunnld ItlchFriday. tor*. Two free pictures, one each The object of the conference wai ter, t'.\ now an Argi-ntit-i- 1 1 ll.cn from Bremer's and Raymond'' In enable student* nnd teacher, to He mid, a* did I'eron, that \’ studios, will he granted each impin.-i- cunt r ibid lull* to school ycnlina would use the pine. . not rnu (<i't ant. Winder* wifi also piildlrnlions, and lo gain new lde*« fm linmli* but ill a liuig-inngo receive an H x 10 nil portrait. and knowledge which will he id ViMgrnm to provide indii* trial F ir't pritr th*- m i'll-,' i* a.slslnr*,-,, in any future phase* of power. iVrim stinmilH-r.1 .winnlin ilinl Itieir per,anal work. a loving cup. Co-operating in «pon*oring th-' "controllrd” iitomi* energy lu»d I'arents may reglsirr tin-ir entrant* at Touchton’* Drug conference were the Unlvrrdty’- tieen liberated hy fusinti nf alotna Store. Age limit* are from Hire- School cf .loiirnnii*m and Ihe Gen under enormous heal, as colltraded xvit Is "Uncontrolled" en• rat F,xten*i«n Division. months to eight years. erg) lilornted by U. S. ntotnii explosion proitnreil t,> plilting Ihe alum. Argentina** alnntic rearimp, Itichter said ve-trduy, wa - pindurril in a “ solar rractnr furnace" prutiH-tcl by slime wnll. I |c«t of hundri<d» nT million- of degrre* like the -iirfmc temperalure of nhe atm—rvlea ed .'-ntrollable atomic energy. Itichter renoited. lie dccltncf, for sceiirily ren41'»#•*Imm•« Ok r ms* hlu D.A.V. Baby Content To He Held Friday U. S. Scientist's Are Skeptical Of New Alomic Discovery JOINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Dyson Is Awarded Repair Contracts At Naval Station Contracts have been let by the Navy to Fred A. Dyson for th.' rehabilitation and eonveralon lo former eondition of nine building' at the Hanford Naval A ir Rlalion. Lieut. O. F. Nl- hoUon announced this morning. Rarly loday, Mr. Dyrnn put a latgr crew of wnikmen on the task e f reconversion of the Mesa Hall building*. He slated that he had al­ ready completed the work o f a previous eontraet for demolition work, including partitions. Other buildings staled for re­ conversion are five harrarks, the FARM m ill: M The Hern mole Count v Farm Bu­ reau will meet Tues-lay night at 7:00 o'clock with the krternn, <111 the Farm cla**, A covered ili*n siippei at 7:00 o’clock will lie fol. low ed by a meeting at NiOO o'clock. Sail lord Weather llih yesterday J8 Low today 411 Bain 00 IC^allaaert Oa rise Tseel R ITA HKTlIRNH I.E flA V R K , France. Mar. 2rt— lilts Hayworth I* on her way lo Ihe United 8tates. The American movie star, wife of Prince A ly Khan, sailed from here Saturday aboard the DeGrasse. She wae aerompanled hy her two children, Rebecca and Yatmin. Rebecca la th* daughter o f Orson Welle*, Yaemln Ihe daughter o f Prince Aly. An American business acqnalnforth Carolina, who hoa btaated lhe Truman "Tmt D ea r pro- lance o f tllea llarworth's sold she poaal*. firm ly reject ad a bid had been approached lo appear In fast week to head up the a new American movie and he pre­ State*' Right* movement which sumed she srould discus# this o f­ fe r with studios while lo the 1JJLA. Total Match rain .72 inch Normal March rain. 2.71 itwhe*. The Weather J A C K S O N V IL L E . itioto Hy lod Iwalra Making out a cheek to join the Seminole Coun ty Chamber of Commerce I* the p'enaanl duty of William Dellarr, o p e «t»r of The Dairy Queea' on First Street, who la receiving hearty congralutalion* from the four "Fashion Queen*", who Jeft t o right are Mildred Miller, Rachael Johnson, Betty U u Partin and Barbara Plynt. Mr. Deltarr wa» on* o f the “ early bird*" fnr 1051 memberahip. Tha lo prospective members. Atlanta Blsmark Chicago Denver Dea Moines New York Waahlngton Winnipeg Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee Tampa Mar. -*iV < »•> 03 37 II (15 41 40 52 14 72 77 72 80 42 29 25 3.1 2rt 27 32 31 4rt 59 43 54 �0 • i.'-Qr' PAGE m «< * THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Source O f Corruption The Sanford Herald R H t u it iiT l* I M 4 SaUr M «*t l H ln t a r aaS l a M i f at l i l l i r i . riatMa 111 M aga alla A i i i n _ -------- a m a l alaaa M lt tr ( M » i w ar, iaia, at ika p m i oin«a • f (• ■ (• N , FlsriSa. aatar the AH S> c « m w a mt M arti A. im . HOl.LXXIl I.. IIK A l' KAItar uonim x d k a n ___ K rtln u Maaaaar '■ !'■ * ( MIITtllN RATKi .V Oarrlrf ... ----$’M « • # Maalh ___ . . . _ _ _ _ _ _ , l.aa T lr w Naalfca ..... ... t M Ha Naaiha . ___ «M Oa* Veer lU t All aM lu rr aatteea. rani* a( Ifcaaka. traalatlaaa, prwIaMiitrai, a rt rrMrrr *f ralaaralarwaala far tha ttrr**r ■( ralalaa luaSs, atlh ha rkarasS tar at raaalar a trirllo la* falsa. NipiraraltA Nallaaally mt lalaaS Xtmtpmpr* VtrersssatsII***. lar., Nan lath, ( blraaa, Ua> trait, haaaaa 4 lap. at. I.nala. Tha ItrraM la a a r a l r r at Ik* A tw IairA Press a*kick I* eall'IrS aarlaalrrlr la Ik* • » far rap*Ml* rattan at all ikr laral a rm prlalrA la Ikla aawapapar, a* Mall a* all AH a m * dlrpairkaa. , M O NIIAY. MAH. 24. 1111 ” lOH AY'H HIHl.K V Kits IS O ne o f the remuona w h y com m ercialized g a m b lin g In an e v il in Itnelf h aa Ita b e g in n in g In the fa c t th a t an even ch an c e la not g o o d en ough fo r the p ro fe a alo n a l g am b le r. H e m ak e a hla liv in g fro m g a m b lin g . H ence a g a m b lin g chance, t h e odda o f the g am e, are not nulted to hla purpoae. H e haa to have uitsurance that he will win more than ha loaea. Othcrwine he cunnot ntav in bualneaa. Thin fact leads to till kinds of schemes to provide that asaura.tce. The recent disclosure of the bribery of three star players of the basketball team of the City College of New York is an illustration of gambling o|>crationa. The three players were bribed to make certain that specified games, on which the professionals could then bet with con-1 fidence, would be lost by City College. This was the fourth I such basket hall scandal in New York since the war. There have l>een scandals of the sort in football, in boxing, and in i other sports, both collegiate and professional. They have j been so common in horse racing that they are part of the leiretid of the track. The use of bribery to " fix " sports events does more than deny an even break to the sucker, the customer who does the non-professiouni betting. It introduces corruption into every field which is touched by commercialized gamb­ ling. Tho three City (Allege players were ordinary college athletes, heroes of their classmates, young men like the Death haa no Irrtora for ain> ones we know in our own community, going to college to | rata people. Il la always painleaa. prepare themselves for a life work. Acceptance of gambling I'otr a had ron»rienre (l*e* an) terror* and a t ronlrol that. My bribes makes a |>oor start. heart la painefl within me; and the terror* of death arr fallen upon me.—I’aalin 6S:d. Intcr-Amerioin |One of America‘a lop atomic ' “ ititta tayt that Russia ma> (C m II n M I fr H i Page O h ) at quay ai W Atom bomb* g m tlo n aboard." lie AMAiled the theory -adthcow dbe uted agiintt tkk by torn* of hi* political opstiy in cam of w»r. Juil bow vancad pooenta In thla country— (hat tha silit h tha betraytl of tbit couolry American aalloni can protect by ;Communhu within the govern- thenihetvea regardlcaa of what hapnjejdtiwl connected with Atom pena to the real of tha world. Taere will ba no aocurlly In bothb projects had lo do wi’h tbit tho woeld without iho*^ULN.^ ha •ctjumalation of atom bomb* is aaaerted. “ Powerful ami producilve Russia it not eaty to prove, but JO A* lHe Weetam Ifetniiphere la wo bomb*, while not many in com- cannot make It aafo by building a pariaoo with tbit country's Mock* wall around It." While ho did not specify tho pile, it nevertheless large enough urodie atopo ho hope# tho conto do tomiderable damage lo New forooco mooting her# for tho next York. Chicago, Detroit. Pittsburgh, | » « ‘>h Usrpo wpeh* will Uko, It . e. hope* ta ■ad a number ol other American le known that the . M get agreement (l| for developindustrial center!. Any one who meat of a ttra f or Woolcontributed in any way whatever ern t Rtmtian scientific data on atomic k in for a rough time if the »h Ith "W o would loos these ruHaral and rollgloua tie* which moan ao much to ua. The Istiioaiional trade on which we Are. u> depeadent would be violently disrupted. W ont o f al|,-wa would ba confronted by hostile power on the shores of tho Atlantic, capable of using th«< o f our the ocean at our own ^dependence. "W e mutt not and arm not let fiv m iiP Jiv rr m u** mu** " fivip U . itS,“ n i l? n t2f men of Kurope who are reaitUng Soviet eipanelon.” • Far East, Mr. Truman rffireaa tu be S r x 1: wpigmaaq knows kaw datpiy is interested in. hit Mr. B. L. Detd. Editor Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida Dear Mr. Dean: We have been having a very ■atilfying response to our Easier Utters of appeal, and want to ex­ press our sincere appreciation to you for publishing In your fine paper, the Sanford Herald. In your issue of March It, 1DM. the appesl, and for giving us such an rffsctlve space for it. T V re U no other xinglc factor that hxc meant as much to th" Childno'-. Home 8*>cicty of rim Ida through all the year* in what­ ever xuccexx wc may have had in raising fundi and rendering rffrolive xerviecii to thousand* of utter­ ly homrlexa xnd helpless children from every prolbn of the State, and of every cree.1 and belief, a* the fine support that hat come to u* from prsetlcally every newspap­ er in Florida. Thanking you for Iwring such a helpful partner In the ro.itinurnre of our absolutely neeevsery xervice* to children of alt ages, and rinds, uiul from every rouuty In the State. Including your own. and with ‘>est wlxhex. i am, Sincerely yours, Marcus C. Fagg State Superintendent C0MMW1*r ^ •wtJA'S KQUBM fL 0OKlt,4Ot-AUTy T IW E E H A R D 5 A V E *-> [ FACE WHIM STOMACH ----- 1OOHE Warren Calin have drawn our cultural heritage," he aaid. " I f Oovtot taboanion and Soviet armed fores were to throw those nations, the i quotwoo for all of ug In Iht West­ ern llemitphoro would bs dltaiUroao. hel » 8tnford Forum__ “ Do You Like Yourself?” Someone broke into ibe ReconO nce n frie n d o f m ine n am ed Kd said to me, " F o r n •IrtKtion Finance Corporation of­ v e ry lon g tim e I d id n ’t like m y s e lf." It w an not said in s e lffice! the other night and Died to p ity but sim ply a s a n u n fo rtu n ate fact. " I t w a s a v ery d if­ steal wme of their tec ret filet. Oh. ficult tim e ," he said , "a n d v e ry iw in fu l. I d id not like m y se lf well, if you ileal from olhrn, you fo r a n u m ber o f reason s, som e o f them valid a n d som e o f got to ripecl to he stolen from. them pure fan cy. I w ould h ate to h ave to g o b a c k to that. "T h e n g r a d u a lly ," he said, " I d iscovered w ith su rprise We ate glad to ire that one man and pleasure that a n u m ber o f iieopte did lik e me. A n d I ■ccuted of Iwing a Communiit hat th o u g h t, if they can like me, w h y can’t I like m y se lf? Just come tlrai. and hr wat Fredeikk th in k in g It did not d o it, hut slo w ly I learn ed to like m y se lf Vanderbilt f" eld * grandion of a n d then it w a s a ll rig h t.” old Commodore Vanderbilt, one of T h is w aa not aaid in a elf-lo ve in its b a d connotation but tha biggcit freebooteri of them all. In se lf-k n ow led ge. H e m eant lite ra lly th a t he h ad learned who coined the phiate "The to accept and like th e person " E d " a s he liked o th e r people. public be damned". But Frederick I * * v ®, n IH’e a t a d va n tag e . M oat people do not like was cleared, not of being a Com­ them selves, put on m ask s and pom poeitiea, T h e y q u a rre l and muniit. mind you, but of contempt boast and pretend a n d are je a lo u s because th e y do not like of Congrtsi, which it quite another th em selves. B u t m o stly they do not even k n o w them selves alory. w e ll enough to fo rm a true likin g, and since w o au tom atical­ f e a r and dislike stra n g e rs, w e fe a r an d d islik e o u r atranAn interesting luggeition U made glyer-se lv e s. that teen-ageri' jalopiet be re­ O nce E d w a s a b le to like h im se lf he w a a released from quired to fly red or yellow banner from their mastheads like naval the secret prison o f s e lf c o n te m p t. I w ish w c could all lie so. I f w e could le a rn to like our­ ship* taking on fuel 01 ammunition se lv es even a little, m ay be o u r cru elties a n d a n g e rs m igh t to that olhert teeing the danger alt may lake unutual pie- m elt aw ay / M a y b e w o w ould n ot h ave to h u rt one an oth er MUba* to avoid a collition. And fust to keep o u r ego -ch in s a b o v e w a te r.— B y John Bteinbeck. M jive are at-it, why not tome __________________________ » ;l -t: • loo. for driven who Of Wider Interest deaf, or liable to ■i 1il. 'i i i **, l ■■ it <1 • i <1 moment from heart W e do n 't k n o w h bw m dn y jpcrkoijs r e a d W r y clftnqly why not a targe with p coffin tderrifced tbp rauucl o f H le g d iu g S o u th ern new itpaper p u b lish e r h ere V m > thou who like to drive cdncertiipg the su p p ly o f n e w sp rln t in .tn p y a a ^ n h e ju j. M an y w a d e r s m ay h ave dism issed It a a a 'a u b je c L o f in terest only to th e n e w sp ap er w o rld . ’ While the world triei to catch A ctu a lly , th e im plication s a re f a r w id e r .' In his dfs* ill breath after the revelation! ol cussion o f th e p roblem ‘ “ e o rg e G . B ig . G ............ g e r * , presiden t o f the‘ evil mixed up in organiifd gamhl* A tla n t a Journalil. sa id tw o la r g o n e w sp rin t t p a p e r m an u fac­ iag. Biihop Bromley Oinam, preii- tu re rs a re co n sid erin g erectin g m ills in t h s Sou th . N e w s dent of the World Council ol (taper dem ands o f the la rg e r d a ilie s atone w o u ld A ssu re them d e n o u n c o t lho*e a ste a d y m arket, he said. • rhea which tpontor gambling T h a t Is b rin g in g the m a tte r hom e to a ll the people o f garnet. "Whenever a church tup* th e S ou th , p a rtic u la rly Its fa rm e rs. E v e r sin c e th e late, pent IcgiilatioM to permit gam- g re a t C h a rle s H e r t y proved It p o ssible to m a k e good new s­ m g foe revenue purpetet. il be­ p rin t fro m (Southern pine, a n e w a n d e x p a n d in g m ark et fo r come* an ally ol the Costelloe and this r a w product h a s been a v a ila b le fo r developm en t In the lb# Capone*’’, the Bithop declared Sou th . A lr e a d y tw o m ills a re in op eratio n t h e r e Is room for "H ow can prelatet tummon gamb­ oth ers, nnd w h en th e y a re e sta blish e d , m an y fa rm e rs m ay ler* to repeotencr whrn lupport of fin d it a s p ro fita b le to g ro w s h o r t-le a f pine a s an y o f the •ambling at the amateur level liainr m ore usual ro w crops. T h e question o f an ad e q u a te supp ly o f n e w sp rin t is, of men for gambling at tire profrv •ion aI level!" And when will the cou rse, o f vital concern lo p u b lish ers. It a lso ties In, m ore V t and timilar organizations an d m ore directly , w ith the S o u th 's econom y In its g ro w th » that they have no more right sn d search fo r g re a te r stab ility . . . T h e C h a tta n o o g a Tim es. the law than anyont elte. i i b t only daatyoua thiaki that Korean War CONFUSCIUS COULD HAVE TOLD 'EM H'm HbbH Fra* !*•«• OMl almnf the Iloitd e «fe nn r fli 87, IHfiO, at the time the State Racing Comtnls’ ion unanimously refuted to reinstate Broad.’ This U still another lie hy Sullivan, apparently cooked up by him to keep hla enormous salary coin­ ing in. "Sullivan Is one of the most slippery and presistru liar* in practice. A week ago. he broad­ cast two wlllfull, deliberate, mulicious and premeditated lies about me. Members of the Rule R a c in g Commission hranded them as Ilex, six ■gainst one that Sullivan lied, fulllvxn produced no proof whatever to support hi* two premediated lies of a week ago. “ Yet he came right back a week later, last Saturday night, with an additional and supple­ mental He. Sullivan certainly D a most persistent, enembariatsed and productive liar. A normal man nailed In a He would remain slh-nt for a while, at least. Not so Rulllvan. He goes right back Into full production. : “ Again I challenge the internpetite liar, Danlri P. Sullivan, l" prove hia two charge* of a flelxl of the national Democratic M l B|Vf ago. mi to w\if w^t, (1) that ah uiofmat nn Part* telephoned me In behalf or Charles Broad; 18) that 1 tele­ phoned the Stale Raring Commission in behalf * of Hroad: Again, I,say .both tbes* charge* rrt Rotary Luncheon Crime Probe IC*a|l***4 rraaa l*aa* O w l thla counter. An he suggested that dropping pamphlets on the Russian* might http, but that too fvw of them could read, and those who could would prutwhtjr not understand or, believe what the pamp|it«t* tala. I’olatlng nut that ha wa* rdu* caled in a (’tech military achnol and aarved tn the Au*tn>-Hungar­ ian army in IS U -’IS. Mr. Shepard recalled a motto ha na.1 teen aa a bog on a military building ip Vienna, " I f you want peace. pr*i pare for war”, and ho told from bitter experience ht-w terrible It U ip be. weak ami t» iw conquer: ed whan war romc*. D ed daring that th* RuMiaii* are rde, and will not fight unit/* (l'*allaa*a r eam Pees oe*l aiunlty to a witneee who declines |o testify lest ho Incriminate him­ self. He recommended, too. legisla­ tion ailmwi to deny ute of com- enforcing the statutes agalnkl gambling without fear or favor and he will collapse and. Ilka a house of cards, the vast pyramid of gambling will collapse. Hoover utd those engaged In vice activities end rackets “ eouhl not long survive without their ally —tha political leaegade. , that any Dyion ^ e k (Contract they have evrrjrthlng in their favor, Mr. Bheppard said Ameri­ can diplomat! do not understand the Rutelan mind, and he pointed out Die horrible mistake this country made whrn It called den•ral Patton oul of Cxechoelovakia and lo*t Uwt great country with ita mllllone of fine auldlrra and giant Skoda armament work* to the Russian*. And he recalled Bitmark’s assertion that “ The ruler nf Bohemia (Cteehoslovakla) It tho mailer of Kurope." The annual primary rirrtlon for Rotary directors wat held with the following men receiving Ihr largeet voir; Cl arrtree Redding, f . D. Scott, kUrlr Turner, Roy Holler, II, II. ('olemau, R. I.. Perkin*. Jr. Walter llayne*. Alt draw Stine ami Holland Dealt. Four of theas turn will be Heeled directors at the next mooting. (tonrge Tuuhy, who acted ax a residenl In the absence Of Orville Toashtoa, aanoonrotl the resigna­ tion of Ham Martina aa a director. , Judgo Douglas Htenatrom and MpiT m . D. Gatchell were elected to represent tha Uolary Club Kln« and Queen In the contest being conducted In connection with th Ktwr.„te Club mlnlatrc!. Mr. Touhy announcnl that Hrttafor Speaaard-Holland will lie the principal speaker at the annual district conference of the Rotary Club In Orlando during April, lie also announced that the Rotary Club’s annual Julor Im m IwII sra< ■on begins today. Andrew SUnc annuunerd that tha Hanford Rotary Club etnod fifth in aitrn danee during tho month of February In the ontiro district. _______ Introduced l»y B. u Pirk'ne. Jr. InHudao Fred Haywell a . David Doan Smith 1*7 bs ■rroUnt “t;r, ■rOcert ( ('aallaaxW* W i i ' l*ma* Ola) fijrnjer t__pdmjnIStrgUrii rcS A growing out of the comm) there. Siirarings ' Those indictti|' wrrd’ JahiHi 'J. M*na/!|MSI|nM4>'N**a! T o rii' WIV ater eommlMldwUo, anOh Laals R Ml for VIM Hoc'n . * interior (liUrlor woA, tiirkt'THumbing ami v» s*« *. •# i ir *• e r w .i-j nil! ‘ tail n "It seems unfair to the people ratlbii, by tltw Nfivy ruaad'of lyiajrin tea Hinonp .whoa I rd r o t oration of that the egregious liar, Daniel I hair nxxoc latTtms wit h eAta othM". ■fr'-rbntrtictV.tbr tW SRMHcal Tied iteam -distribution P. Sullivan, should broadcast McGrath,"’ wUh »ni ihow’ df ystems. weekly an assortment of Ilea, heal, told tho Sei M fr .V a i knowing when he dor* to that retier. irlmowIr-lged^'lteJoXtfa number* b«okmaker.-They were ac- :o way the federal * mid deport FranF ernmeAt |D>. N »w I the'itathrti are be* 1l to their' original con Dyson today estimated were "trying to make It ap­ that the work that he la directing pear" tho Justice Department had will require the services o f 76 to mean* to deport Costello. 100 men. McGrath opposed suggested cre­ ation of ■ federal crime commis­ Supreme Court sion, saying il might lead to crea­ tion of a national police force. ll'n | l!i,S r'r,w fa t * Oael Hoover alto opposed a national police forte. Ami, he declared, the Baltimore city council on the “ what I* really needed is not Progrettlve I’erty ticket but re­ more laws but the will to enforce futed (o sign the oatb, brought Ihoar laws already on the statute the teat rasa. The high tribunal set a hearing fur Apr. P. making books,” “ If the laws against gambling no mention of the fact tM Balti­ presently im the tjUla and beat more primary Is to ba held to- statute woks were earnestfy and Vigorously erfnrced. organised “ Ing mold tie eliminated with­ in’any community In, TelfV m hearing In hta-iWoil battle to win reinstatement to Ms h|l# Olid theft wets "local ctarx" ; F 1’-3®0-*-•♦'k movie fob. CoW In any cernmiinity where gambling waa. one of. .. group of figure* jailed lolled for eowtompt of exiita. * to tall the for jrlfusieg. . “ WIi!»«ul uur»Hon, these local Congress .for on Un-American mmiltce on' iJn-American cian have common purpqera and House Committee working tools, and may well Have Actlvlliea whether they were Comcontact* with national figure* In .munlata. A Iso* Angeles feoeral gambling, the so-called tycoons of judge ordered Cole reluataled and told his studio to pay him some The PArieworld.” ha wentt on. Rut these same nattoirial n.Igures 176,000 In bark salary but tha are themselves dependent. In their u. H. Circuit Com! In Ban Franoperailona, upon the local gambl­ claco onlered a new trial on the wnd that errors were made in In ing rtars. ground "Blast the fouadallon of the lo- Instructions ta, ami admission* of cal gambling esar. by vlgorw-dr evidence before, the Jury. ha la not lolling the truth. I know of no effective wag to protect tha people from thla liar-for-aw. I have Ho way of know■bout ether Bee he may t upon those who listen to hla broadcasts, or otherwise cir­ culates, a lit about me, I feel It my duly to let the people know he it lying. (Ine(dentally, It Is very revrallng that Hulllvan, by hi* own admission, should serve as spokes­ man for a Mlam) gambler whn called him up to say he wat not art associate of Colonel Younger, i "It la my earnest hope that this continuing liar, Daniel P. Hub llvan WIR desist In his lying about pie during the ensuing two month*, no that I may devote My fall tho* |a sewing tho people S i maui of prevail of s m m $ 1.028,000, wi into coaaidrratmi tha M’s 50 parcarn cat o • h a l da n i M o a a m. a ■■ _i ■■■i ■I, . - hr cooperating with Ihe LcgDla-^ able lo find tome other metiers lure. Surely, Sollivan should be to lie about during April and May. After that If he feels he niusi rvsuini* hU lying about me, I will have more time ta bsposr Mm." . Laughter Lives And Grmra}., r W. V. Bitting Tnuchton Drug Co. Maybe every bit of laughter Isn't rememlwred but it Uvea In the personality, becomes a part of the memory. It la a tonic to health as any doctor will taatlfy. Laughter grows too, crowding out trouble. There la-a tendency to lose the habit o f easy laughter as we grow older which prohably account* In same measure for general UI health. We need to he reminded oc­ casionally htrw much these small detail* of dally living affert our health. Just a* wri need to he re­ minded » f the Importance of obtaining carefully prepared prescription*. TM* lo tho noth at a aaries at s s v t ^ a r s s ’jser- N. Park A**. Al ‘• >w i ■ is the timei fW 55SK: 11 - III I nrlian n_i - _ fought a stubborn delaying action i leading noitb along the roadI lead) from Dljungbu. loop concent rx. Heavy Red troop Hon* were reported just north ,f the Mith Parallel. Parts of six Chinese and North Korean m • i u i i < were spread Iwtareen ant w around the North Knrran t»wni ■1 ioiidum and Hwachon. Yonrhun la about *W mile* north of the border, almo-t due north of Heool. Hwachon is abort seven air mile* north of .TM and 18 air miles due north of Cliuiichart on 'he rentral front. Ilwnehmi is al>o about 10 miles northeast of the point where ihr mnin highway fr«.n Chuncholi I'lune* the I'aralkl. An American division wa- r< • ported two tulle* south of this point. Fifth Air Force fighter* attacked |{wnrhnn Monday, taking Hj<‘. .iver where wnerr night mgm flying flyii light liombcrxy left off nt >U»n. Fifth Air F'orcc heda'iuxHrr* re. IH.rted alto writes flown hy noun Strike- also were made ngnin»t Komchon nnd the military rrouroad- town of Kumhwa. (In K"n-s'v uo-t eim-l H' jmMir ■ of Korra IROKl units operat'd ’ with scn.lHirnr artillery. Allied ship* Ivlng offshore pounded R.<d iii-inllitl'itvs a* HOK putroli jabbed ucrn*« Parallel H8. Naval sieger were nixintain-d on Wonsan and Hongjin, far north of tit* Imnlrr. Wonsan was pounded' Sunday for ih» •77th straight >tay. Songiln wa* hit for the 18th straight dvy. Cruisers, dcmuyrr* and sup. portln» craft look part. $ In Pusan, Houth Korean Pre­ sident Syngman Rhce called for the United Nations force* to march north to the Yalu R iverNorth Korea's boundary with Manchuria. He said 600,000 trained Ho<.th Korean aoldierx, with Allied supplies and arms, could defend the country once that goal wa* -cached. / S a v in g ! In Coal to Good D H t J r a and erder do not they will hf mt* I erodes three •s I equipped vmh Unj*. This unit was sighted north of llljongbg. Until the . link-up, the Rod* A U T O IN S U R A N C E of our ur bard G M B' ta Fran C-> m ICaailaeeA Frees Fag* Oat) sit il ions north 0f defensive L week, had wlthl m drawn. The only Red* spotted ™ between the Americans and 36 wa* a xipirta company. It *■, part inole County Walla re �MONDAY MAW. 26. 1951 TH E PAN FORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Social A n d Personal Activities MONK Social Calendar MONDAY The Revival S m lr «i at the Firit Baptist Church will be at H;00 .1* j|. I)r. Pope A. Duncan will speak TVKMDAY Missionary Circle No. 3 will ajnrrt at the lintue uf Mr*. 8. I.. ^Whatiejr, 1217 IVn I Second Street Osteen News 6 Dy MATIN A PUNNING Friday night 24 tucmlier* of th.» B. T. U. went to the "M*** MeatIng” nt the ll#pti*t Churrh in New Smyrna. Tho*e attending were .Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Lloyd and jerry Dan, Mr. and Mr*. J. W. lame, Margaret and Barney, Mre. Robert'* C i* jbtri * ? M & bti' i ml Pa?- planning a ten day revival Apr. Id through 2d. Rev. K. C. Abernathy Or Ulv.-rtl.le Baptist Church of Tuntpa will be the evangel!*!. All make plant lu attend a* much a* pniilhle. J Rev. J. C. Waltef Jr., graduated from. Stetson Unlverdty Tuesday Right. — ■ A meeting of the “Brotherhood' * l» f llaptiit Church met Thursday night in the Admlnlttrallon Build­ ing. Refreshment* were *ervrd . Mt*« Janette Jenktnion of Jackaonvillc (pent the weekend with h*-r patent* M iu Kva Williami of Orlando (pent a few day* with her par­ ent* Mr. and Mr*. K. II. William*. Mr*. O. E. Luke and Mr*. Stew Procell ipent Thuraday In Orlando. Clarence Colley leave* Sunday ^ for hi* home In 9our!i, Maim.*, ©Canada after a three month! vlilt with hit brother, William Collvy. The school held their u*u*al East er Picnic and Egg nunt* a* .fellow*: Mr. Wehh’e room gt-e* into the. wood* on Unugihrt, *lde of D R . C . la . I W O Optometrist N S KYKS E X A M IN E D III Palmetto Ate. H (J L A S H E S F I T T E D Hiitlf-Ht’d I Inituritl lly .Mis. Sluittiplier The Lamplighter Oj TOM DOYI.r. •It. J. V Photo lly Wieboldt Mi*- Alice l.undqulst, who engagement to Ralph Cotta wav announred tmlay by her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. K. F. l.undquRt. Plan* will In> ammunctsl Inter. Alice Lumlduist To Wed Ralph Costa Mr. ami Mr*. K. F. l.undqulst •lui'iun N t'tkt) the enrage, inent of their daughter, Alice Kllinhrih, to Raliih A. Colt*, -oil of Mr. and Mr*. J im n A. Co»ta of Allien*, (In. Mi*- l.undqulit attended local (choolt an.) graduated with the cla«* of 1917. For the pa*t three you* *he ha* la-t-n an employee nf Southern Bell Telephon Company. lr. Co ta attended school, In irn* ami North Georgia Mili­ tary Academy. lie I* now nerving in the U. S. Army ami I* itatlonril at Camp Pickett, Va. , Plan* for the weliding will be anniMinrrd later.. . I South Atlantic Area Garden Club To Meet The Florida Federation of flnrilen Cluhn will he host.-** at the annual meeting of the South Atlantic Iteghot whir* will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at the IMDview lliltmnie lintel in llc-ll Air, Fla. Mr*. A. W. Kpp* I* finance chairman from Seminole County. Florida’» preddent, Mi*a Mary f ’omptnn, and the other member* o f the Kiecutive Hoard will rntertaln with an Informal re. ceptioii preceding the banquet tnmorrnw evening. Air*. Bradley Murrah, Greenvillc, S. C., i* in charge of the ■>■<-giant which will include ilr. il. ilar>M llumc, who will give an llluvlrated leelure on rami Illa*. Tylers lake for the picnic and *gg hunt. Air. Pelham* room went on a “ llitch Hike’' parly. They will come hack to Mr. Pelham's and have entertainment and refresh­ ment*. Air*. C. Breyette'a room went to tha J. S. Prier.on’* big lawn and hati an Raster egg hunt. tf your family la tired of the ordinary aalad made with cab­ bage, try a romhlnatlon of cab. , hage and pineapple, or one of rahlarge and diced apple. P e rio n a li Mr. pnd Air*. AlrKuy Truluck had a* (heir gueiti over th# week­ end Judy, George and Connie Wetmore o f l.nhr Wale*. Dr. and Mra. j T n . Tolar have a* tlwir guests Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Tolar and ton Gregory of Rich­ mond, Va. Mr. and Mra. Calvin Teague, former reaident* of Sanford, now M l Greenville, 8. C., Wilted friend! here over the weekend. Herman Rnunley . haa returned •« Haallnga after spending the weekend with hti parent* irente Mr. and Mr«. W. 8. Drumley. Mr. and Mr*. E. L. IMwkltu af Fort P in t?, spent the weekend with their daughter and aen-ln-law, Ilr ami A ir. fi |aj|.uler r iu ii *•> Air*. ;it her home. .1 cuiulto Iph •in. I f.-aturing pink -« r.- ui.'-t a . le d iO .41 IL l< to H.iphlW . |.IN .i mail to her ■ i era* inn. ...... tlll-ll t o III,I - ii uiuhrrlla, >1. rhe I'.iiinelly i .• a . r t-owl, r>- ii|m ... .1 the to it..- .lining •4 The toioitlt Mere etperially good. Mr. William Carlton, tolol*t o f the firwt MtihodUl Church la Orlando, wot adequate. He w c a i la lack Jw*t a hair'a breadth of kariag that eilra ‘Vomrlhlng" that would makr him better ih »« good. Marilyn Col low eirelled in her *opran« part, po*tet*lng a tplendid voice of strong lecture. V lu Callow won the Melro|>olilan Audition* of the Air In Kilt, amt ha* *uug in roneert, radio, television, and * r..| 1Ur l.-lillillj i.n.t. • tr.: i.*t ti.iiiui ct I hurt• ii.elit • .it. . iMi.ty. a.-d mil The mournlul, ditrr.ifi. d train of llrahin ‘ (Scrmai. H.qtiiein wenheard Ka<trr Kvr at the Municlpwl AuditAriiim in Orlando. Yve* Char don und the Central Florida Sym phony, the Central Florida Choral Society, and two foloivta *harr I the spotlight for the event, thu* rioting the fir*t *ea*nn of the nnranliation—A *ea-u»n which harcen Central Floridiunv turn dot in great number In taking the Smyphony Orehe*tra Into their heart*. Th< Rtqoirm wrat done very well The hand picked voire* Miunded l-eautiful although the enunciation at time* wa* not quite tlear. Th ehoru* looked very imiMiving upon the vtagr. IIS at I :S0 P. M. Teacher* and officer. mn lmc at 7:30 I'. M. at the church. The »c«*lun o f the lake Mary Community Church mrri* at the church at <:30 The Chapel Choir of the Kir*t liaptial Churrh will hold rehearsal tonight at 0:45 P. M. The Revival service at the First Daptiit Churrh will begin at ll:00 •J*. M. . < IJB * * 1 r « I'nitv Cla«« will meet at the VaMca Hotel at 7:30 P. M. with l!cv. Carolyn II. Panuin. a* tern her. The public t» Invited. Tlu* Pilot Club will hold It* burtnr-, no . tint In the Yacht Club at H:<Mt |*. M. The Ih^it.l will meet at 7:30 P. M. WEUNK.SII YY The Methodiit Church'* Prayer Meeting will be held in McKinley Hall at 7:13 P.M. mi. Mid-weekprayer service at “ :30 p. M. “ Come Thou With U* Ami We Will Do Tlire timid." Tlte Woman’* A**«<-latlon of the lake Marv Community Churrh meet-, at the charth at 2:30 P.M. with >lr«. II. I.ampert a< ho*te*a. The Revival Service at the Pint Itufti-t Church will la-gin at S:00 P. M. THURSDAY Tlie Glee Club of Seminole llirb S. h.Mil will 'poo-or a dance nt 9 : 0 0 -J ’.M. t.i tt"- Armory W The Revival Set l ire at the Fir«t Baptist Church will l«|tn at H:*mi p. M. FRIDAY The United Daughter* of Confederacy will meet 3:<k» I*. M. at the home of Mr*. Georg.. Illthop with Mr*. .1. <i. Sharon a« n».hn»te**. PACK TMHKH a* hrfp rt» • I from tho th e mu>t lal.l In null- und rl pea*, -I. -in.) crootn >n.t ->f the ted W | l|t i i * With the llrahm* Requiem, the concert *eaton clo.nl I har­ den and hi* men have given u» • hat we have wanted and what w* have needed—music of the highest calibre, faithfully in­ terpreted. Karh concert ha* «een a good (lied audience record Ita eauheraat approval. Yve* (bardon ha* taken Central Florida by Morni aad. we believe, ha* » ireeded all etperlaiionj. held at tbe owtsel. lie ba* hrought In the podium energy, imagination, and toad ta*te—and a dewlre fur the bc«t pooaible. Fan we a*k more • f him? He ha* conducted moat a t the lime without a reore, which I* the mark of the will trammed mu­ sician who ho* the greatest part of the work of hit prufe\«|on be­ hind him, and I* now able to ac­ quire further insight and greeter Mature a* an artRt. N ett *»**on, gue»t artiat* vrlll appear with the Symphony among whom will he William Primrouc, Jun Prerce, and Kleanor Steher. Thu* the appeal will (>r greater than ever. It can *afely he expected that next *ra-<m will tie a better *eaion. And there will lie another change nett year, we believe. Many people will frequent the Symphony wke never did before. They have been etpmcd and *111 become eiprned In the fever of good mu.lc—a fever that nothIng will abet*. ThU ia one time » e don’t want a Doctor In Ike boux*. in •m w h ich t .4i| i -H , L P*, __ *l* in*! i*t*»u h , i.t M r*. "!* illf•••• and M r*. II I L.S •t I. Mi.«a H a w k lit* i b h ea rtiu *e , all I ' 4«| 1 \l Fi ag-te. M l*. 1(|*| »l 1 | *. It r * . %|t Ir.in a ld Jitn t 11 1.* -1*1 «««• i l - r t .. M r* . h j .‘ * S Mill " i l l i n i n .. 1 «>•>|*» iiolph Baker, M r*. Mr*. I- II. tal­ i' >1.. ti. Hymn, Margaret I ni'li I. , Lovell, Ami Han. S.-l-hii Mil • Tot Mr|>i-u- TLORIDA STATC 1 THEATRES V W V X -V' e • %III t I HIM II Phot., lly T.hi Alim FliuiUth lly on viIu.m- i-ngagcnirnt and appioncliing nutrrinter- to Final >1.1.., lioiinri-il tiwlay liy h.'i pni.nl* Alayor and Mi*. Ftr.1 Hymn. Thr wcikling " ill I •-) 'Iat M:IHI p. M. in llo Holy Kpi...-|.iil Churrh. S IT U• *•* •I e ••t fed | II|. •l\ i Mona Kulli Mills tl.n M.-iimrial Kduiattonal lluil.ling Miss lOli/ahctli Dvst.n r • ... | , . . . ,, which wa* decorated f.-r the oc... ... . . . • Weels Uicluird y» alkcr t«*io u with fem, native crrm.i* lo W cfll’ ranKMt’iiiinc ami liuvlet* of white tl».|iulo« May." mul 'I. In u lovely eamllelight ceremony ami eatla lllie*. Air*. Frank IF.. .» A I ii marked l-y qiiii-t dignity. Mi** W.Mulruff. Jr. gret led the gm *t- announce t.~lu> vu. ..-c.n f ill* III anti e*cortetl them to the rreeivinq ami Npt-11-Ht.hiiig mo - - -.c* . ! thru Mona Ruth Mill*, daughter of Mr. ■laughti i. Freda Flirni.-' h. I«b and Alt*. flrM-tii- Ft auk Mill. t.r 3'lie l-ri.lt-'-> tal.li' wa. overlahl Frank \--- II Me’ui tlila eily, l-tvamt- tin- I.ridt- nf Ku l.ni it Ten Lye* Walk 't, BW.I .-r with a hrautlfnl larp clnth an- .Mr. an I Mi- Five'- Ih ' u Ihor-tlffed tnrpe-tRfctl wvthlitiK weildiui; m catl- Orlando tty to re* '*r‘ - Jam*- Ri-glnali Bond of held a lopptd with iniiilatui.< b|i<l.hjiac a ttml 'Ml''. 1♦» ’-n ..il. . i I ..ll eume hi* *tudie* niter vuinng foe rorontn, Caim.1* i.n Sat in.1 at 7:i>o o'cltvl in the gioam. Fern and gladidtoaee l.l-w- *chonl* am| F .... in -teveral day* with Mr. and Alri. evening I i*t Klrvt ItaptUt Church. The double ,o|n* MirnmiHhvt the cake n.-d on llii.V-.vill.. S t I -u -. Glenn Lingle, ring ceremony vtm |mi f.u nn-I hy either *fdi- were di»he> of pui> G Ilnpplnei Little’ I \S I 11 AIKS I >-t* TODAY! Betty GRABLC 0.mDAILEY Duoy 1H0MAS r' I f.-tn yegr* -He ha* I . . I.leut. Dan Da via left today far and grirn mint*. Dainty nn|.Liti* to the Itikhop. of Hi- 1 •• Friend* af Mr*. Lincoln Grow the Rev. W. p. Ilr»<<ki> Jr. All**ia*lnpl after upend the nut Forming a lovely lurtkgrt.titi.l l-.it i* the inicript ion "Itit L itn-l (.’liureli id lb. |tn«.-n week with I.leut. and Mr«. Jack will regret to learn that *ho rantiniiex neriourlv mat ill. at the home at for the •ervice w.-re p..ttnl |uilin*, Mima". A ulmiUr table held mint Floiida She i- It - - i Moye. Mil her daughter, P. J. Allen, at ••*t*k.t of while i(lu.|io|ii<-e* ( punrh in n rry*tal U.wl, prt-hh.l1Sigmn Pin ml. .«Ii•ightrr, Mr*. M 'l l Mel-a-li gta-illHl-.l ti. -i th and tnllit II Iic. und Mau.lartl* of over l>v Alt*. II. F. t'.mp.r. The lly / — Avenue. Mr. and Mr*. R. Selvedge and I I I Holly <i all. ■.!■ •evcn-brniichi-.l tamb'lnl-ra hold-1cake wa* .-lit hy Mr*. IVuil Han­ Orlitn.hi ll-gli S* * in.I •laughter Hetty Lynne or Mulo i with Mi*. Roy lit ilt. Ml . \Y . -I Davidson 1 n Nnrth Mr*. John Matthal haa Item call ing l.urning taper*, Ixrry *pent the weekend with A program of nuptial mu.lc wa* II. Gardiner, Air*. Wallace Tyre, <in olmn wtirre he wo * ni.-mli. • Air. and Mr*. W. M. .McKinnon. cd from Baltimore, Aid. Iwcau-of the lerlous lllne** o f her mo. (urnUbtsI by Mr*. Evan* McCov, and Mi** Faye I f Johnwtn at*i*llng of lh. honoluiv fiat.unit it-ii- d. II** Hetty Ihirl* Ihirl rai.tnln .-f th.- golf - . with the serving. All** t Hobby Jones la home front ther, Mrs. L. Grow. Earl Grow of organM, who tcii*|.'tt-.l lh.* fol­ charge ef th president <-f it-- |l Camp Rucker, Ala. spending **v- Miami, ha* alto been called he lowing selection*: “ lie My Love'’, William* wa* in Maqpier*. "Green Catlii-dral" anti "Schuliert'. l.rlde'* Ixxik. oral day* wltbt hi* parents, Mr. cause o f hi* mother’s lllne**. lie i* a nirinl-ci of tl.i.i II *.t Serenatle." The timlitional wmlAfter n brief wedding trip the and Mra. C. K. Jnne*. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Andrruon of ding niarrhr* were u*etl and "Lie rotiple will make their home in Phi -ocial fiat. toil. ..- -I i a \rtern of W.ohl Win II \t f-l«• Mra. W. B. Wray and non Buck Kingiport, Term., Mr. and Alt* beMrauni" » « . softly playetl dur-» Sanford nt the Cowan Apartment-. ■« ni 'I. 'I- - ,i- i ()u, f l<m|| of the Nu-Wray Hotel of Burn*- Robert Moore end daughter. Am Ing the ceremony. Kvan. McCoy. n.atiagrr of lh. S- v ' >. < ant villr, N*. C. are visiting Mr. and und Mra. Martha Moore o f Albion •oloi*t, tang ‘ YmlM I- Mv lle.ul Mr. and Mr*. Janie* Reginald Mat tali Inn and -l irii. - tl-.......N.Y*. are the guettb o f Air. an I Alone by l.ehar nod "I Love Thee" Rond and Mr. and Mr*. Seymour Air*. W. II. Wray. by Grieg. Mra. J. II. Andrrson, Jr. W. rolling* of Toronto, t ann.la. to. i month * by her Given In mat nag.' Mr. and Mr*. II. Vincent follmri- Mol. I Fid*.rad*, tile.-wo*h| S|>- - g . Mra. James C. Henderson of Miss Doris Partin, student at father, the bride w.-.e a »trcet and Air*. Howard A. D»r*ey <>f ' Delray lleach returned to her The ceteiii-my will take plac home Sunday after attending the Florida State University, and Ml* length two pitrtt faille .(it >• of of llemi* I’olnt, New York; Air. Apr. 26 in llo ll-.lv Fi Margaret Partin, student at Ktct bridal blue will. It featured a full rinrinatli, Ohio; Mr. and Mr«. wedding o f her granddaughter, Il. niv son University, spent the Easter •kirt and filled Jacket with liny York; Mr«. Jamr* t’ . ll.mlrr-.m topal t!hur. h. The l:t I!All** Mona Ruth Mill*. holidays with their parent* Air •elf rnvctvd button*. 11••» orco*- E. r . Krumheuer of llilffalo, N'.w Irting laMitllt, It It II Fl>-inhi. "and lh. III. Il.t •otic* were while and -he carrietl of Driray Beach: Mr. and Air. and Mrs. Danforth Wright and Alra. Hoy Partin. amt Air*. sir*. Soutli • a bouquet of while sweet pea* F llwinn of Jari vmville and, J“ »h* Dur ham \\Inc I t II. I.. L. Sr. returned to Jack»onvllle Sun­ .th Floti­ Friend* of Mr*. Miriam Itu* centered with two while orchid* day after spending several day* tie F. Mill. Jr. nf Miami. ■»" , entile lla. will perform ....... . with Mr. and Mr*. Danforth aril will he glad to learn that and showered with mange hlo*•he haa returned home after br­ tom-. a*ai«tetl l-v the Il.t II l yttl.ton AA’rlght Jr. ing confined to the Farnald /.imineriiian. •/'<4A4*^ Mr*. Charlr* II. Flandera, u* .Music for tho w.-tiling will !»• Bill Ludwrfp arrived Saturday lough tor. M«inu.tUI llosplall af­ matron of honor and only alienretulrred Itv* the choir of ll<d> le«t, wore a itustv tti.e two plec* ftotn lit# U o u rrill) of r.Uu.-f- ter an attack of influrnau. t'ru Chttreh under the tlire* lion • faille d re«» with navy a. >ei*or»c*. vania to *nend a week with his Benjamin .Mill*, Jr., a atudeni tfh'e 'H earru-tl n Ix-uqii. Imiiquett of » f pink |dnk Alias firetl Schutta nf Trofaiach, »l Mrs. A. M 1'hdlip- l.’ icbir-l studem .she n in l a parent*. Air. and Air*. W. A. at the Univrraity of Altand, re-1 In„ . »wc. t p.#* and Idm- tri* Au-trla, nn evchange atiMl.-nt wh. i attell 'till la* atih.i i nrcompan Ludwig. turned to Allaml Sunday to re-, s -rviiic n* l-e*t tnan « « ' i» ntlm-llng DePanw t!nlver»ity. i.»| |ry M .. It*) l Flanders, mid u»het* 1Greenca»lle, Indiana, had nn m irnniat. A lettt.lion "ill Inr liel-l John W. Vickery and two ehll- tume hi* tludlet after *penrling,charte* II w. tr Wallnre Tvrt- and Walla. •• joyaldrvisit herewhen.lien, com lit th# Puriah llmise I ‘ 1' • dren, Wvlle and Wylene, and the weekeiwl In Sanford attending! pa Albritton |panietl Ali*« ll. ttyr Rene Hall »f ceremony. Kvirctt tirooma of Palatka spent the Mills-Walkrr wedding. .. ... . . For her daufhtih’* Wedding. Lake Maty home from Tallah»»*ce the weekend with Mr. Vickery’* snuonmi twiwnnauBue mil) !•<•« n in the t'nitr.i S'lati Alra. Shirley ka'h.d* Caurl re- n r* Mill* cho»e n i try tr.|-e •luring the Easter holidayt. mother, Mr*. I.UIIan Vickery. RerenUy Initiated Into the Alpha dun last Keplemhrr, hi peak . criVed her Bachelor nf Fine Alt* Are** wttli navy amt White ft-. <•* —I'laa—• aid It: tnon-l dtgree at ’ * the March M 1 Convocation " *' toric«. Her cm*ftge war of while F.nmnia Delta Sormlly, Alt** Shut - vn y good Kogli-h, nn-l Alra. B. E. Aiken, Mr. and Mr*. J t art.win- 'I'.iny L\|.r<•••>'' fat lu t of ta had I h-cii visiting the *oruritv Ball, liwnl i.ultnr nf the Ohio State Univi.irity. She ru»fb. The hrMriffOi'nt'i fii»thrr Jimmie Aiken, Ml** Anita Aiken Mi « Ball. Not. l l y —“ Square Dance and Boh Carroll all of Tampa roeeived thr honor o f “ ffumnui irlrct^l a nMvy nn • with ri»vy chapter at Floti-la State Unlvrr itV T w e n ty - o n e y e a r of agr .ltd an I oillght” Mfcrtuttu'k nnil xrntf • where Ali*« Ball I* a -Indent •pent the weekrnd with Mr. and Gun. I.aode" for her outstanding • in| The girl* motored to paints of atliactivr luiiru tti. Mi-> Shnltn i •rhrda'tlr record. cortMBr of pink roHi Per mi.mat New* Air*. Dirk Aiken. lmmo4|i*ti»ly followiuir thr errr* Inten-.t in thi* section nn-l -pi'id n.aiming in itmtii at DePanw I'm i trt - ->t v. I|ei • linin' -i d Salutday nt Daytona ilea. h. Mr. and Mr*. IL II. DeMrnt rffcplion h h i h^hi in Mr. and Mr*. R. H. Rudd of Win­ nmny. inetallury and hlgh. i math, im.tic ritti.-l ri.! ’T lie Slrvl IIHm ef’ lis Although Mi*» Schuttn ter HavOn were guests yeaterday uf und daughter Donna, left fot their home in Not folk. Va. after Mr. and Mra. IL E. Long and fam­ ily and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Brown vielttng Mr*. DeMenlV parent*. N E W ! E X C T T IN D ! Mr. and Mra. E. F. Luntiqui.i and daughter. A fter a short Slav In Norfolk l.lI X I I it lO l'S ! Mr*. A. W. Kppa I* leaving to. they will leave for New Y’ t.rk ami day for Hell Air, Fla. accompani­ ■ail for l-ondon, England where P A C Q U IN s S ed hy Mr. and Mra. John Enp*. Mr. DcMcnt will l « stationed with 111111111111 who will vRIt for teveral diay* the U. S. Navy, M lim illM In Tampa. A N N U A L IT A M RBT Steve Hodgkin haa returned to "The Citiien Child— Ilia Oppor­ £ « r lisle Military Academy In tunity—Our Responsibility' ’ia the , PC. after sprndiog tho theme for the annual meeting of 2 F IR S T L O V E 2 A D O R A T IO N with hi* mother, Mra. Region No. ft of the Florida Can2 D A F F O D IL S — 2 H E M E M W tA N C K Alnymr Hodgkin. grea* o f Parent* and Toneher* which will he held In Rl. Mark. 2 K T E H N A I.L Y Y O U R S .SK IS Mike Brown ia leaving today for Parish House, Corea tomorrow. ’I l MS. kSL WK1).! c . ................ MlH8 Grctl Schuttn Of AuHtria Visits Here* PARKS HALE m tm iN C f VIE DOING O R IG IN A L 1847 RO GERS S IL V fR P LA TE - 1C SETS € N IT » LOTION r.2 Flower Shoo EPISCOPAL PARISH HOUSE? j THURSDAY, MARCH » _ t : 0 0 TO 9:00 P. M. FRIDAY. MARCH 9 0 -1 0 :0 0 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. Her*’* a nrw Icauty Idtimi f«r ilk 'n satin hand* and skin* Silk ’n Satin U rramy-rich, deli­ cately i c c n l rtl and never j{rea*y P IE C E S K I’ 40 D.7 r» FOUR DAYS ONLY - MARCH 28-:U try it! ADULTS—44 CENTS : f r- r*. �Konstanty Is Disappointing In 1st Three Spring Training Tilts ll> AHHOCIATBD PHK88 Table Supply And Russell Seed Co* Lead In Bowlin? Husscll M O N D A Y M A B . 26, 1951 IDA THH SANfrOhl) JlfcWAU), 8aud Company main­ MIAMI, Mar. K - 0 P > - Don Jim KomUnly, great relief pitcher ol the Philadelphia Phillies, tained a nine game lead In the Cardinal baa* aver Um wwkand Nrwromb*. Brooklyn's Ju m bo U finding lire going a mile tough in Grapefruit League play. City Leagua last weak In ipita of but insietad th^m waa.no deni In righthander, was sworn off th* Konilmly, who won 16 garnet >md loti 7 while worLing a record 74 garnet for the National League chatnpioni in 1950, has loti two jaitivt and won our and has1> nuked like anything but the king of relief pitcher*. ■ llig Jim a n charged with the Phil.' 8.7 loin to the I let roll Tig*M in lakeland yesterday. Konstanty worked leaa than three inning* and went down to defeat when Wall ( HootS Evers GAINEHVIM.e T Mur- M .crashed a two-run homer in the tH|M*rlal| — These may Ire the last of the ninth. days nf rolleciatc foot hall specI* IThe chief Joy for the Tiger* however, wa« the performance of lets hut o ff the gridirnn those Virgil (Kire) Truck*. The right- eamc Iruya are appearing In many Itanoer, our mo*t of last season diversified soring sport ride* at with a aorr aim, winked four the University o f Florida. The arrival of Boh Woodruff at inning*. He blanked the* phlli after yielding a three-run homer 1*>p man of Gator athletics brought encouragement for the all round in the first frame to the va*!ly athlete, and a look at the spring improved Mike Gollat. roster* give* a gi«rd idea howHome run* aim featured tin Boston Red Ho*' •»-1 triumpli far that program has progreaaed. The varsity Is m l.nll roslm con­ over the New York (iiant* at Ht, I’etrr*htirp. Mike Guerra and tains the name- o f seven fool twit Bohliy lloerr arrnunlrd for all players including All American o f the lied Ho* run* liy rocking candidate Haywood Sullivan. Ills Larry Jansen for three run fine throwing arm will Ire getting a rorr.pariltve rest tills spring four-bagger*. . The St. Iciui* Catilinola ended however aa Sullivan, ordinarily a a 27-inning runleaa famine hy catcher, ha* been stationed at fcigmg ihelr bitter rival*, the the initial sack. Bullivan made Brooklyn Dodgers, 3-4. at Miami. the nil-intramural haskettiall train I Outfielder gam Mrle, bothered n* well, an Indication of th* ex­ with arm trouble, led the Wash- tent nf hi* athletic ability. Others from the gridiron rostrr ihgtorr Hetutor* to a 4-2, victory rwer lh*lr Chattanooga Southern now cavorting on the diamond are AlsoeUtlun farm hand*. Mete catcher Kent Stevens, shnrlatop cked a two-run double In the Bobby Flowrrs and pltchcr-Capth Inning and seined on an taln Fred Montsdeoca. Muntsdcoca, the NEC's top punter in 1040, is etrnr to sew It up. t Th* Philadelphia Alhtellc* 'playing hi* fourth season of trounced the Boaton Ilrnvr*, 8-3, haaehal). Also on the baseball t t Hiadenton, The A ’* wrapped squad are football end Hobby It up with four runt In the Knight, now a pitcher; Gator fourth inning on four hit*, a Captain Angus Williams, reserve Walk and wild pitch. A make- outfielder; and lineman Ifarvry •blfl collection of Uravea edged Dickinson, sub first baseman. Freshman baseball has three CRirinnaii, 2-1, at Tampa. Heavy hitting featunV exhibi­ basketball players on the squad— tion game* on tha Pacific Coast. pitcher* Harry Coe, Howard Gray The Cleveland Indiana trounced and Howie Tesher. Ten /footballers are working flan Fraud wo, 15-1. in a morn* with the track team. Including Ing game and followed up wit A 14-3 triumph over Oi " In Captain 1-crny I'oucbvr. top pole vaulter; J. (i'apat Hall, leading the afternoon. The New York Yankees at*u high and broad jumper; and dash won a pair of games, downing man Scotty Peck- Hal Griffin, Oakland, 4*2, In the morning who ended his football career And swimping Harr Francisco, last fall, Is al*n a board jumping candidate. FluiidaV leading scorer 10-2 In the afternoon. . PRIshinph mtllaatrel the Chi- on the gridiron, Floyd lluggiua, White go*, 0-T, at Ran promise* In add some point* in lardimt, and the Ciiicaau the dashes. Ilnfonl Lung will lie i ' edged the SI. Lout* tillered in the broad jump and Pfnwn*, IIUi, at l-n« Ani'ctr*. *bot event*, ami llnnmen Claude David, Uurlla ; King, ,* Jurmlj McDijaaldl |nd /s< k W ile' I Will bo uilnp Ihelr irtdirini fit-' liifM ptiiscle td propel thr sho dnd discus. Knshman track show* the first nalhimir* nt a three letter man Hick CaHf.es who has won - - I.AKKI-AND, Mar Sit — froah nuwttrau in fuulball. Altd (Kpvwiall — Four events in basketliall and who will bo throw­ Lasehell, ergw, and tennl* face ing thr discus and javelin for the team* from Florida .Southern Baby Cinderrnan. Footballer Frank Cfclteg* thla week as the line* lltsck and Dick 8lmntt**8 wlU .(gain* move into the second also lie throwing the shot and J '' round uf their spring spurts discus. llaaktlball numeral holder Ray file. ir hurdler, tiurmer, broad nr« Monday and Tuttday tha Bond iaa promising F l o r i d a Football Players Appear In Many Other Sports S »> E Opens Spring rts Parade In e n n is f_ Baseball ft? eball eftutd playa host trr 1U Stale University. Muttenhteet will bo played at Flhal CHy ham* pf the m Chleft with game lime led for H P. M. Thu eecotid of the eeriett will return Hanley Field in Lakeland an '*day afternonn at Si4fi. The FHD rfoitcat. will lie tho first Dili* <'cmfrrri.ee games nf III* « * r for the Moccasin*. In m<u the team* waged • BUntey-Rogera ■ Haidwmve Co. 4 lAtUPORD « fo n e AVK. 1561 . jjpfihHotJk sKRvwa RICES RIGHT aEftCH AN blttK * li 11 B a three gam* lota t« Htine Ma china Company. Sanford Bowling the pending. Reports say mat tha Dodger* Alley pulled within on* gam* ol are trying to get Card holdout second place with three wins ever pitcher Hovri# Pollet and that the Crumley-Montieth. Flreutone won Cards are interested in an In* two from the Postofflre. fielder, supposedly Ed MiksLs. In the Merchant'a League Table Hupply held-a slender one game lead after dropping two games to Are Glass and Ruber Music, -vhirh won three from Chase and Co., looked stronger during tho week. Mather Furnllur* wen two from Florida I’nwer and Light. F. Alin bowled high game with -21 in thr City League aim (uinplllng the highest three game overage of 374. League W . wlih 2in high thrc«game man with 327. Won l*i,t City league 64 27 Itussvll Herd Co. M 13 Hanford Bowling Allrj 37 HKtine Machine C«, tl 3(1 46 I'o .lo ffic e Firestone 37 44 62 Crumley-Montieth 20 Won Lost Merchant's League 38 S3 Table Hupply 62 26 Hukur Musie 33 46 Florida Power Are Glass 47 II 60 2S Mather F’urnitura 70 « Chase and Co. Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries LAKELAND,~Mar. M —(**>— da Hoot Ever* Th* big bat that made Evers leading hitter tha Detroit Tigers’ Til last season I* finally stepping up It 1031 production Evara had a J23 batting aver­ age last aeaton, the bast of Ml career but up to yesterday’s game with the Philadelphia Pbile, he had collected uni* two hit* In exhibi­ tion till* this spring, lie doubled tha* total a single an a heme run. The ninth-inning ha homer with o man on base broke up the game ami gave Detroit an a-7 win. TAMPA, Mar. 2d —W>— A smiling Ohio youngatar ia one of the most pleasant aurprlMe Cin­ cinnati manager Luke Sowell has unearthed in a long Umo. Tha 23-year-old Idd Is. Wally Post, an outfielder from tha Reda* Tulsa farm club. Post teems a sure bat to be retained aa a re­ gular when tha dob wfntfa no IU agring training. Wally may fade out when lLa league's batl*r jn*r> ter* start curving 'em, but right now he looks liko money in U»e bank for swell.__ ^ Iron man stunt. No more pitching doublohsadors for the Dodgers. ■ "I lost four in o row after I tried to pitch that double in Philadelphia last year," he said. "Never again, iinless I'm the only pitcher on the club. I was going great gun* with a streak of no earned runs in 47 innings until I tried that." Although Don won the fir»l game and pitched good bill for seven inning* o f the second, the Stunt probably «o it him hi* first Jh-victory season in organised ball, tie finished with a IK-It record Neweombe. a strapping fi-foot.4 343-pound, Negro takes tremen­ dous pride In his work. “ f want to be good ,o hailly," he explained. " I want to star up her* as long as I can. I ramc up a different way from meet of th'players- Ju*t being her* and able to slay means a lot. "It'a hard to explain how you feel. Children sort o f look up to u« You amount to something. y RoMnson told me th* other day thet a whv Joe Louis keeps on fighting. Not just for the money but boeaua* you Ilk# to stay up thare one* you make It. Neweombe was a somber, dls] Huslevied bey e y*er ago. HU bam-aited right arm was acting up. He caught a raid In his •milder at the Van .Braeh camp. When Ihk arm Rilled to come around, the Dodger* sent him homa t* Catania, N. J. midway In their first western trip. *'l was worried and discourag­ ed,” he said. *'My wife worked on It with hot tesrele and llnamantRut It didn't come lack strong for a time. I wan two games throw Ing 'nothing.' It waa the same time ,1 had in Montreal In the Ipring of '4t, I almost quit base­ ball then. But my wife talked me eut of it. "When it's your brand and but­ ter, you worry about a sore arm. I went to rear back and throw that bull hard. .When I can't throw herd, f ecu ilka I'm cheating." So fhr thU spring Neweombe'a arm has not acted uw. Ha has th* "usual pitcher's stiffness" In his shoulder but feck ready far his hast season, K SARASOTA, Mar. U —<A>When Walt Dropo Mocmod a cen­ Toftinsera ■ctR tnsN a ter field single yesterday It was F I I W T llAL*i;. M y K. a . Ne arly th* first hit In M tripe for the T im *. I'srsuaaloa. h k o in ii HACK: tllagvr Jones, Boston Red SoxJDst basemen. llisli Trail, IJenlra. Til lilts HACK: Mlcksp 5 It's ll*r, Patty Berg Favored lll-kv lliioklt. KOI HIT II IIACU; ItslBKiU. tlspw In SandhlDB Open llavcn. I.ucky tiles. FIFTH ft ACC i Itunal* It. Froa Hhln. Tssss First P IN U IU R S T . N . O , Mar. HIXTII RACHl LHilo Old ParMad. Thsndsr Thsndsr. llna- W Windy in dy Hock, lloch Mid u»:v i :n t [ i iia c k i Minsral flnsral Man, Ma Jrrssy Dasher. Cuds Arrow. KIUIITH RACE) 1-oMtr lisa a . in the final too ad of Tth* thills Opon Gold i Two It Kvsrrihlng. Fsmlnfn* Touch. y, four strokes al NINTH RACK: Oar Patty, High Kirk. Traveliag Mika. field. TENTH n *o b : Rowdy's tlnby. Play was over the tricky PintFaal Kmsrtle. Atrfsl Dodger. hurst Na. 3 ehamploaihip course. TONIOHT-S Fk TRINs Mlsa Berg picked up her mar­ fin o t w a tr —Fotsrtir I’ersustlun. Mr K.C. Honor tllvar. gin In yekterday'B second round Nearly Time Cumbers lunty. (told over the Mid Plnec Course nOM Cress, ll»t>alun* Flora. Fsal Coin*!. here, liar record-breaking TO iKIIIVIi RACK—Fstorllf in»tcTr»rt. m siiw j * *—. a - k - Iwttcrc'l mm’s par by two slrokae* * "Tin In math better shape than ll**: llusllrr. Danny Dltawll, Dad and wa* four »trtvk*s better than " -*■* "Mentally and T t'»«, Itrnlm, I'ost Mortaa. Duck- par for women. -~ H r tio r ao ■latner. Coupled |J|l|(SI Rim with aim her* ItIHI first iwwms^vw roundaTB Tltltm R A riM /iaib* .Mile ,..r . the lin e Needles roarse. lo * « hid*, l.lt llr C s rn L i . r i j v s n . 'p l l . k ey KIUHTN n ail*—a/IOtka MM*‘ F s a it k lp s T o u c h . T w o In N. C. A. A. Tournament Finals - K n o x v ille Minneapolis Battars Columbus Redbirds; Ottawa Is Baaten fa t Gambler T e lls Of N ew Basketball Fix In New York Throttling ihe Sanford Giants.at the piste the Tri-Sttala League pennant-winning Knoxville Satokies Mailed nut a 3 to 0 win Sat* uiday to lake a one game lead ia ilie spring Iratniag series bilwreo ihc two teams. In other exhibition games over die weekend the Minneapolis Mill* ert swsmped ihc Columbus Redbirds 19 |o 5 on o blistering 17 hit allack which left the Ohio dubs pitching staff groggy. The Ottawa Giant* went down In a n to 4 defeat before the New Orleans Pelicans of the Southern Association in a game which fea­ tured tight relief hurling by ths Louisiana club. The Smokies and tho Sanford Giants had split In their first twa games, but th* Knoxville club's superior power at tha plot* waa evident in Saturday's game at tha New York Giant's spring training handquarters Ir Satur­ day's gam# at th« New York Giant's spring training headquartera at tha Naval Air Station. Manager Richard Klaus was non-committal on what be thought the Giant’s chances far a pmurnnt were but he didn't loek too dis­ pleased over tha showing Ms club made against th* Class B Smok- Referees Said To Be Bribed In National Invitation Tourney rK ;.,T..‘K;'i.tsrfersi ___ _____ emmawl—i#"-4n via# I I hale* c h on lbre* a ip this area. - Net pv».. ]s wj| baoefik the Red Cross. Ilea' Berg'* main competition In edayV, final round waa expected r » t flmarilSf OaMwtn. — o com* from Bah* Zaharus of I w t l " , It. nsv !Ady, Hsau Nash, Tampa In third place five strokes Sklsslou, Hsrtslsr I». llowitr* o ff the pace. tiuky. •< f, P***M n * i * ....................................... i D'» Brsnj. ItoalL Karetr Jssn. tmn rsnny. ttiak Kirfc..* utsanou, , Kentucky, winner of the east, rrn playoff with a 76-74 decision over Illinois' la after its third NCAA crown. The Wildests an* tired because they have pw yedJ .73 gamr, and traveled 16,000 mites, says Coach Adolph Ruppi Againrt. Illinois, Hbelby Lin* Mile scored the last Jhry* ba-krti to tie the score at '3-72, 74-74 and then, win the game in thr final 18 seconds of play, Kentucky - cam* back from - the short end of a 30-32 count at half-time to win. The score was tied 13 time*.' Llnvlllr entered thr game to replace Rill Spivey, Kentucky’s ^ sevrn-fuoi All American pivot who left with five fouls and 28 detained Saturday at a materiel “ f R“ nt* » St*l«- M®rt seriously ' ' hurt was Ernie Barrett, star guard and raptain, who has a . meanwhile, the Senate Crime •d to be conducting a secret _ ling Committee was >(probe into testimony that sevcril cage referees may be involved in m w fixes. At Saturday’s public session In Washington, the committee heard self-described professional gam­ bler Sidney A. Itrodton of Milwaukeo testify that be suspected “ three, four, or five" still-active referees wsre “ fixed" by gsmMan, Vrodson was not pressed to give immaa. but b* said at least one • f th* referees worked In the midwait Big Ten conference and on* In Uw Enst'a Ivy League. Ha told newsmen later that he •nanaetad on# game in the recent National Invitation Basketball tournament In Madison Square Garden alto was fixed. Tba Milwaukee Journal reported Saturday that Brodson later mat with th* commlttae In closed ses­ sion and supplied the names of HiLshy- r'our Giant pitchera hutted tha gamo against the HmOkies— Ray­ mond Scheldt. Orville Mehrtngvr, Joseph McNulty and Joe Kteke. Tha lots waa charged to McNulty- Doering Leads In Greensboro Open GREENSBORO. N. C., M ir. M —DP)—Arthur Doering, 34-y4orold professional who ptoya out of Richmond, Vo., oppeorsd woB on the woy to hit first, mojov money victory as the final round of the Greensboro Opon .T<WPa* ment begun today. . Tfw * slty 14AH m na sweating o i l ' * . for* tee o ff time. Glenn Teal, /tidkaonvlris' linbarto Devieenao- o f Aires, and Bobby TaaM o f Nprlhhaiiijitdn. 'kfaM., played hath of Burke, Jack Shields o f Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Earl StewOrt. Kansas City, say tram fol- lowers. NEW YORK. Mar. 26 -</P>Coilege baiketball’s sensation*! bribery scandal was back in the ipotlight today with authurilirs point*. seeking another fixer. l.invillr himself had been sit­ I hie Manhattan district allornay's office said it was searching ting "tut four pcr>onal fnuls c« ti­ ed on him as he playrd his re­ for “ another fixer, not yet ar­ gular guard position. rested*' after former New York Injuries were one of the chief University star Don Forman wii t headache* of Coach Jack Gardner lied" nhonldcr w Don Upson, a guard, lias a black eye and complained of a stiff hack today. Hr fell on his neck on a rebound spill, Joha Gibson, a forward relajured his •nkte and Dsn Schuyler, another forward, is nursing a black eye. A ll rxedpt Barrett, however, were believed certain starters. The championship game will l*o thr first rrack that Kansas State hs» had at tha. NCAA _ 'Die and/will jbrlng together tha f NO. 1 and NO. 3 ranking teams in the final - Associated Press poll. Illinois aud Oktaboms ASM will meet for third place In a nrvllminary game starling at 33,000 ball. 3'orman was the 14th player or former player Involved In the scandal aleng .with five alleged^ fixers. Four local college teams* have been mentioned in tha case. The Manhattan prosecutor’s of* said,Furman, acj«d.as an laN>w York team In advance.of the , ^ J i QC??Y*,pky*rs, urJcr ar­ rest fee rigging games, reported­ ly wrre brought into the district asMrtad Miami police attorney's office during questionlag af Furman. Forman l*^t|ta second N Y C # llurka canid up wilfa (7, .the Orange, Omm,- I t 0.900 t«irtixfflent'* b*st ^ K Kv from I^rag Island Mawcrsity and w r a s : V k City, the bribe have been accused. scandal rebounded with the detenThe violet L the state flower of lion of Kerman, who U from t a t i s s ville. He waa released In New Jersey. jumper and high Jumper. Datki Imll P teammates a: _.J P M John Trlngaa . . I •¥ Rtanten Friedman hava also mad* the squad. a nip and tuck battle for the * * J*IN conference emwtt. FHu winning the title fiom Inr Moe In th* final round. Tiieilay afternoon the tennis opisil will make its final appearanee of the season under Coaeh Jack Boucher when they play an exhibition at Wintar Haven with an Independent city team. For three ytsrs Boucher ha* taken Moe netters through the early season pares before relii,rnlrfg "> his pro-eoaehlng berth at the Kenwood Oelf pud Country Club In Washington. D. C. On Thursday afternoon the KHC rowing crews, uniter Coach Roy Couth, take on their third ouLuf-state opponent in a rata with tha American International Collrge of Springfield, Mas*. Thr AIC Invaders have fallen to (hr Moe* In two previous rums of racing on tha Lake Hol­ lingsworth sourde. • PAMILYI Ytl, "Iff • picnic" when you turn over thoa* bunkfllof household chores to smiling Reddy Kilowatt! Take lull advantage of Sunshine Service to give you added time for outings with the family, outdoor rcctrsdoo... GREYHOUND ell thoet (Stags you've always wanted to do! ® A o n o s io v s l/ ? ' BS f X T M LEISURE T0M 1QIT « M i • s t e Y ir 7«U fo "»ll-«ltctric’* all at -t — # ^ * —-— -- ■r ON •Nmacc at a ttm«... jromU —--- » * * » 4, a i ’ ■ ij MINNEAPOLIS. Mar. 26—1^*>—If you believe eveiythiai you bear, it will be two tired lesms squaring off tomorrow Bight for the National Collegiate AlMetk A»»oci*tion‘» baiketball chsmpmn.h.p-^ Kamai Stale is w.*ary and pretty well beaten up from ill bo-44 victory over Oklahoma AfitM Saturday night in the weilern playolf aw-' tbul r - ■ s r -wi-------------------- ;r f Aunt t'sllle, Tamarisk, Chl-o llrtin, Maui Whua TommW. Itsppy Haven. Ftieni RACtl—Fatorttf Rossi* tl. Tssss First, Fos task*. Frn« akin. Two II Willie, trolls lloll. IWe rfStl.*V**lfV" Rosin'......... •— • w m «* n »- 4 fN n v w ie — Cruee City. Msd Thsniler. 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Ilia na.nl, ur M. •Iturntr. and i t ) suvli i1#ll» or do niand nM *<• fll.d .hall b. mid r - A I t T I .I I . Aa a d m l n l . i m l o r nt l h . I ' - ' o r . A . t t m u ln r « f tn. I.».l v illi and Tr.la rnoMl o f VIAIIV III.t.r.V C A I t T K I l . dr. . i > . d H ri it publloatlon \ la n h t . 1*11 VUr «h *. I M I T l r llon-l.iK V u t li u rll r Of ll . ,*lli o f Sanford. VJorlda ih rr.lt a l l . i ■ail’ d lb. Iroal Author It v I, llnatti o| V lrl.ih llnildlua Saul., 1 .1 n< r rla ★ NICK'S PACKAGE STORE 110 S a n f H Legal Notices In I t . i K i l t ' , o f V IA II T U L I.K .V C A U T K It . W IN E RUM - GIN Avenue iv iirtT in v S .u lrd ldd» In Ir ln t lt a lr m b it. I lo l h . rl.n rral f . - o d l I lo o ., I> . la ll. d s p r o l l l v i l l u n . . I> rn « l o p . and a d d m * dtirn. K any, m atl. a port hrr»..f h |I| b . r . . . l i » d b j ho ab u tn .n arm d lat ’ . I A u lh o r lli al l l i . i r a l o . n add r . . * until * i 9 « . . . Im h . I ’ M, Apr 1. I t l l . and th ru pob lltdl n p . n .d f u r fn rid .h ltiK th . r.d lo a u ta ........ P ll.a . ♦dMlpm.nl. and ur o n l m fur d .l l « r l | nl S ail in ' d. D o r lit, Th. I l u n . i n a A m io < n ii «.i l h . I ' l l r « f Sanford, f l o r Ida For f i r ; It T C o n a n , C h a ir ArOrlr., I ' a . I p M . a t mt iin b n A. GENERAL INSURANCEC A L L II. J A M E S C U T A G E N C Y J IM C U T “ B U D " M O U G IIT O N J IM M Y G U T PHONES 18 O R 78 White btwI yellow rvfnnicnl thit baa been degernilnswd mean* that p«ri»hable oila have becit i.funrr I ant) the cornmral ha* Iwcn granu­ lated for imooth baking. J V ticiK. illtN IlN r W H IS K E Y FIVE K lrr, I. * ll.frla .ra to r*. f|. V T.< I . I c il Mannlllr II ft ta r LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING Huy yuur car in Senfoid beep your Innurancc at home Save ro.ta through ui IN S T A L M E N T L O A N D EPT. The Sanford Atlantic National Hank Mamber FDIC TeL ZM ICCKING EOR \o t u i ; otini M o r r i ni it t n o\ n iR T iT t n i i i r 0 1 * t i ii ji im m t m i l it h \\U I'tlll IlH U T t. rL tlltlin , t \ IIM llT N V . CkilrtM \i> t t il v io la nitu iioi n rumorr in t i i i : m ^ tii A Vi. t.KONA It I > JKMtOIK NKWtUiLI* iNrlf mlant. IN Till: NAM K OF TIIK NTATil OF FLOllltlA TO LttifiPitl NriNilil, tih«" of f 4*l"lil4rft| f Id 'IflL ilflWft t»y *ifr Htrtlvv r«'*mlffi| :«i p#i * . aMl III* four ftit *wr r ll* O t lull w CuinylAlnl f!Ie*l h•n *ft «c» «. •t »«* |f» 111* Jliy’ f* ff'llllrt! fill v Irfur# ill" til* *l»«) *tf April. A I* Itll ”'T1i»’1 Hriilor*1 llerM'hT* l» tl J I K-l MM fhr ft* tl l > * \ e, If. thitii y«t*» «»F»i*'f mI>fill »** t «hf" r* wre-N for four rtifiir. \j<|i * Wwellft. ' DEPENGAB! GUIDE? Tile HA I lift* iff lilt 4. Mil If: In* ,i lit 11 for Uivnfrt* W iT N K H i* fin L j ml iip t .r,,) « tif fli'f 4| KRfiitihl. Nt mito |r **oul*1 I ■Mill, Onr vftt 1.. i f *rah, %|« Itll !». I’ IIKPMKIN lj* ''ifrii rircuii Utm* HcnittKiir t't.uni). tlur|J» ii > o i. Hunt. i» r iNCAIal it i: h im , Erls Nri ||||«| Alrmir I'Allnitp lltm It, t’1•>rif« ttollfltur for J’UlfiMff These IV*op!e Have Found Inspiration In I'hr Sanlon! Herald It,’low Alt r r in ln l T w o I .I’l l iT *, lti’|*rr!tl*litnlivi- HI I In l t'lii*jUM. t«i The Sanford Herald nikfit'rr) MARY J P C R llH lu } Plain ti ff, • mt A N T H O N Y l ' A V A T . » anU M O H K R T A P A V A T A . I I * H*lft Afr I >rff htUfiYi. Ili# hM w l«h#t!, • MpecUt M* trr -n HI « ! i M h thr lag* liouM u f on Horwlft* A p ril r . * * V 11- ® ffe r fin ftftie fthi) M»ti i fO I far I r i t M - M r r ,(A r r a . h al l h . front di»ur o f ihn Court l l n u » . nf S.minnt.- Coamv. f l o r i d . •h . f llow I n e d » “« rth.d n . r , . trial |ifop.r«r. d l u i l r and U l n a in Srml hola Cuunly. f l o r i d , lo - w lt Hem Sirs: Kcb. 22ml, IBM WilniinKtiiii. I)»*lnw«ru lU'^r. Hir: , 1 want In thank yon ami the ntuff of the Sanford Herald for the IkuiuHfill and interontlnit IsiUe of tho Tourint Issue of the pajH'r rcceivwl a few days iiro A credit lo all of Florida. I 'l n ln f room .iju lp n i« n l a . fo l* lo w .i (it td i.lr a , : i t a b ) .a. I ! bar rliM ib . N .ttii r l i a t , | l « r t r * | . toolar, . i h a t t . l f«n>| a l ... a ll h llr h r n .< |nlpintnt In. In .lln a l a b l . . . r h a lr a , tuv oa hmlupc u trm la t rii dlie # b u r n .r (In rla Hi iidd f fti.g r, «|fik Pliimldna. e i . , fnCrlLfr with e a m p l.lr ..M in aK* of tilth* ■ Afill ■n v . m a r . fo r s**, Sincerely »*ltl > « l* fn b . m a d . In a a lla f r ll.. I r r n i . n f a* 1,1 d r o r r . j a s n. s ir w h i n , s p ,, f l .o L. L. . _ K |i«,d *l V l t . t . r A S p .* r , J r A tln rn .r Ml I -a w I »*S Maenidl* At*. iford. K lu rid a Wr I t n e u i’ Kront IV o p lf I lit* rv.it* ,1 In Sim lurd, As A P lo w In Whnli !<• I.m\ Work, uml Ploy T o T i t T i n r n u n :n * «%i.vS NOTICI2 1.4 I l l .tl HV UIVKN* «|».4 |'Uf MUROt tn FI f» • I OrafrM MfMlfP#»»h thr- :»ol t i i i o f M «rr)i. A. I» . It SI Iri Inat t-rrialn n u i * Prhdlritf |rt th 1 *1^ *111 Court, in Jin.l f.^r N* minW- • ounir, v Have Iteen receiv im* \uiii pa|K*r 1 regular for tvhieh plea >■ aceepl iny 1hunk*. Enclosed find >1. O for future papCM. Expert to come south in near fiitnrt future ami Imate in a grand little town tailed Sanford and lie a Florida booster. Many good wishes for llie fill lire. J. Ki!tv. Niclmlds H7 So. Iowa Ave Atlantic City, N. .Irrsery , i.i 4 * «« ■f .* |W ner^ • HERALD •ANpRi TREMR—itrawbarrle., W m tA d s Par Retain T ht f.ll*wtaa niM apply «. all N ow « « . n M iibm la Tb. u .io H ■ a . i n I time l h par lla. laoa.rt.a * liam lf> per lla. Imm. i I.. J !!“ *■ t M f A * iaaertlaB ■a llatM 4r Mt Uae iMaarUaa Kt«. ware, ip lb. Haa. Paibl i rale tor Mark tare tapa. PHONE 148 W aal AIM will h. arrtplte •«* ♦ tb. imepbaa. ta.M.nie* earn 'barer II laar ■ ■ « * ta flerm la i b i trl.pb.a. b*.b. la r « l l r . lae Ibla .r r .M M n .llM <b* i l r t t l W r la t i p r e M la par aeamptlfb f t ate*. I n M «e w a jr r lia era* e-a.ibi. ..rrira. K I W aal AA. ataar ba la a «r atre aa Iba Aar batata pabNaa. n r u r aatllr aa l a a r l l a m i H aa aerae i m n la |aar ad. W . r a .a n ba napanalbl. la. la THE HERALD SANFORD «R | .A R A -1 I m m I l f W. r t m lltraet b R O O l f j j - r w rooma furni.hed. Kitchen paHly fiimlihed. flood location. Phone 1013-M.________ SMALL COTTA(iK for two. Convenlrncea. Imtait* hire, B. N. Roberta, Lake Mary, Flao Ron 1M ._ “ and ui Go flower plant*, fryera, IIF.DROOM houie. ul let*, r omh aoncy, elect Hr «iruction, IT.BOd.ix* liU, water fountain ami T. W. I1AU-. Real arader* Poultry Wire, V ealFlorida Slate Rank l yanliftf water pipe and futures. •» '•"•ad Floor) PR? IT*8 water ho*., aprinkler*. H pa­ MK\V 4 Room Imuir. Call after rage* with aluminum roofing. 5-.10, JM'J.R 'J Dr. C. V. Stark, llomotrl, Air Baoa. i room houae with all Improvenon POWRlt MOW Hits Daly,Poteen. OrtM _ Bluff Raad.___Pat ____ ROTARY BIoADK— Unmnditlonally guaranteed. Immediate de­ FURNI8ilkl> while"frame hou*r, livery. Free demonitratlon, any2 bed raami, 1H bathe. 8 acrerntime. 8*8JO. V. A. Wheele**, j| ed port-he*, g arare, plot 144' x mile North) Itongwoud. 252r 8740O.OO. Term*. Phone 1M0-M. C. W. lloolr. Hi. 2 H«* SURksV IKK)fl prartiially new; 417 Sanford. for talc cheap. Room IIU. ll"C. A. WHIHUON, HR. m otel.______________ Realtor Trade mirk paint* ’ Is.wi g*t. IIUMK8 - HOME SITES New Kb*}:1 undtrahlrt* l|f each ACREAGE — GROVES All site tarpaulin* RANCHER—RANCH LAND ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS All lypee of Real Evtale Phone 12*1 IIP 8. Park Ave. Practically pew, three bedroom home, In Mayfifair. Very modern and beautifully landscaped. Prlcad far quick pain. ill ft trade used "J J S i.. Wtlaon-Maiei Furnt. Wrafullt K •*■ ftinna at* IIADY PLAY PEN Henc 1746. 6 ROOM borne modern .wait (w nl*he*l, rlo*. In. fiardtn, Chiek- _ » K L r WANTED FOM RENT * PAT*1 ENTS, ____ _______ ____ W )l)R BEbROOM lloute, bujll*4 year* ago witb all improvement*. On corner lot. 100 x 160 (Chick- PJS S U F .??T O h !fc from new buildings of Florida n r f £ r ,m A iT -! X ; 88,000. Small down payment. I0rt off for all. Both for owner. A l*o next lo It. 8 bedroom house, new Just finished. For sale. Pfic* 85500. Tel. 494*. Orlaado. ^FURNISHED I room apartment; t-B B A L WAntedt grocery caihier, experi­ ence preferred hut re" nete* •aVy. Apply Mr. Wliatley, Margaret Ann Store*.________ W Ai» 1Lb—giri for fountain and drug dept. Landy’* Drug Store. Vq Un 6, aggrraaiva salnman. Steady Work Willi mhny oppor­ tunities f nr advancement. No layoff*. Varation with pay. Fire­ stone Store*. H O m jkK K I'K R for family or 4, If while can live in. Phone 4'50-W after 5:30 P.M. WORK WANTED IF YOU want ta sell your home, of Referenget raeulta. list It wKh J. W. BABY WANTED, middle *4gW lady lo r*#. Mr*. M. Falkenberg, 4I0H Hall. RatHae, Florida fitata ■hare apt. reaeonablt. Phone 1U-W, __________ __ "Standing Pine timber and/or 18— lop» del trend to our mill. Brawn _______ 0TBuilder* Supply Co., Mf| “ AP SHOP—40B Be 41ft ORLANDO lands Evening Star, Catt Ralph ^Pfione 4181. Mt. ~ Sell or Trade most •rev lliuui anetblnr. I — REAL B8T4 /BNCTIAN k Q f f i i m S T I c order. Btmlnola Venetian Blind Apt. Oa. _R|» W. B ri ftL Fftone fcv' _ ' Wo a n >rt>f fact Ig R t l l f t l . _________________ LL TYPES of IMflftoter m El* INMRD darn . . PHONE Rcpsgnable, Balaa— Free 0. Boi lU f. mete*. ^Ciurpetee ^ ft ^ c Section. 18.00, 180.00 eaay. ^ l 7 T c ^ “?T h | T T k r. rs, Shelvr*, ete, la order, JA Giant pvMeiT pfanta, LOTS on Francli boats, built, repaired, reoUisr, phona 8 R J . land Park. H i ‘ &. down, balance id dock JUpeirlng. work guarxn - S&T prices. F. M. Baafocd Are. W A N TtO . war* Call Ptioao 10*1 fay AH Types Of Book Wbrk. Mary McKinney BookkeFplng Service Room 403 Atlantic Bank Building UUl)F WORK of aFlTilnJi'. iJavr* and Cutter* Repaired and Palntrd. New Roof* applied. Painting and coating. Sanford, Ph. I09A-W. ft R. Arktnburg. WATCH AND ( I.IH K KKPAIHINft (kaal work ronaelrntlnusly dont)pm week ilav* *;1W A,3f. to fl P.M. t'kited Sal unlay », Ini I open Sal in •lay night* 7:;mi till o P.M. W Al.TKIl II TRAPP •ill K. Second St„ Sanford PArNTING and Interior Decor** ing. l*t. rla*-. wnrk guarantee’! A»l Rfferrmej Maurtre A. Link ■toI tVc?l tilth diret. L'nd. flo<" builder, rarprnier an’ n p ».......... wy fk. SprcUlldnc ii|p am* —_ „ . . ___ dsmyr 8*1 Rl. RttBnx »W, Pbona Wintn Pkrk M W I . YOUR CLUCK repaired right! (i, If* free—at Cattle Jewelry IT If. Pirat. Phone 1294. 13— NOTH P.S-PKIISUNALH — 1.1 MARY'S I.F.NDING LIBRARY 1203 Magnolia—I* new 8pen Mon. thrj r n in to is a . M At.. 3 lo t P.M. Sal. 4 to 9 P.M. lfA IN T "AN II* BODY WORK Boy Itrel. :« mi Writ 2nd. Siren. Sanford. I^itme 10.1 8 . Hxpeti Work by rinertrticed men. 11 1. ■...■- . I I PWBJIU • l i — LOST AND IO I ND _ t t LOST Wallet in Mayfair section Ple*»r reltirn to /o|» Dayl*. LOST; Glasses at South114a School i First naptist Baptist Church. Return or Mrs! Cl ■is. A J W H a jr t 15— OBILEH AUTOHOB! RENT A CAR. U-drlva II hy da: week, *, or season, aaatoft. Englf ‘ and A American FoMs, eadanr. station igons and convertibles trlckh trlcklsnd-Mnrri-on. Irst St. DODGE 1951-10 whrafer, *I**S7. straight air, 20 ft. reefer. Slick. bawl control, rulfter. _Shajpe, 2‘ k. Trl IMP FORD* 4 dr round fair condition. 8293.PO Harry A. Utieen. ! -hfoek* Bn! Methodist Church at Osteen. *4* Ford Custom I doer * .* Bedsit, Radio, Heater |t395.n '49 Mercury Club Coupe . Overdrive, Radio...... '41 Dodge Cttvtem 4 deer Sedan — ------- ... ... '47 Dodge Custom Club Brat Works. % M.*l W sAlV I# ■* *JtitJ* »tiJ T W i«n #^ i*tr THE SANFCRD HERALD M IC K E Y M O U S E Ilw Winl AAC K R V !) i Disney Its * �*a *m% MONDAY MAR. £6, 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA s l f* Market Managers Clever Chinese Propaganda H its Home With Uninformed Soldiers i u m u w * r*M«* r * i , o * * i which include, lout* of Florida Markets and vegetable producing area*. .Manager* of all type* of vegetable market* in Florida are NF.W YORK (A*) Somewhere in Korra *»r**h* an Amcii- urgeil !•• lake part in till* meet, in:* which U to l*v held at the Mrcan loldirr picked up an enemy piopagand* leaflet. F.srr tinct then the quetlinnt it iviird hat* hiunlol him and Alleiter Hotel", according to Wil­ liam I,. Wll-on, director uf State mraiWn of hit infantry tquad. Market*, in hi* weekly market reThe faded leaflet -- it it on my drtk now — it a girding from "the fhlnne people’* army v o l- 9 ----— unteer force**’ to the American vidually nny ill-will <liln'r. Sol­ troop*. It wl*hed them s merry dier* in uny war rarely hate rarn ChriJtma- ami a peaceful New liter o n a p< r t o h r i - h a i l * . Year and atkrdt ’*1 know the word freedom may "Why are you here ilaughtrr•<mi.il potiili mu* and holow in Inr the Korean people and burn. i Hr- Ml. ,1 wllh I In- IIOIM- .if Ing their home* down — free* rrilitehiiig muitar*. tlul It la a In .ir word i'»'le a hunger and fi ar. And freedom U your goal. Eventual freedom in th< world from war and fear and hunger. "You came Inio Kona under n I,111- and white flag of the United Nation*, pledged to bring unity and freedom to that country. Why i, tin Chine*** no-called "volun­ teer" there? He came under th" lt<d flijr o f real daughter — the -Inughlcr of the long dream of Korean Imh-jM-ndenre. "And if In- win, ther*- it won't he jit -t Korean inde|« ndetice that will ilin»|i|" ar, Step hy -lip the He,| ariuie. of t’hiiia amt IfunalA will inarch actutr other rountrli* ttnahle to defend (hi-mielrex alone mill gradually >wallow the world |.leeenienl, - That would la* unite all right, too, i f it nirulit u better life fin. ally for it- > all. Hut fuminiin Will ha-n't been able to do that anywhere. Freedom ha- alwaya (nought inure happlne** tha<i ha* etavery. Ami it i* better to fight f o r n fre* world than a -lave one. M i- a it* that the Korean lM<o|*le want you to go home. They want you to *lay and help them win a teal peace. They dread the Chinere, and you know It. "Tlir truth la you ate a mill* taty pioneer, fighting for thf i r >1 time oil a in ro a d - defendlug nil tiiunhiiid'c yearning for a final w*»iI dpeart. It’ * alway* lonely on a lutrrii-ndr, but no aoldiet* ev*r fought lu hold a higher wall of lni|(0. "And if yon hold It, the race of mail will honor you forever.'' Kame where yoyu belong with j o - r famlile*? Why aren’t yon enjoying ta turkey ----- . dinner like tha Wall «t-»c t flnsnrlet* who *ent yon here to fight for their prof, ita? “ We dr. not want to fight you, and we hear you no ill-will, know­ ing that you, like u«, are ordin­ ary laboring j*rtplt: and that you have been duptd hy American warmonger* and their Wall Street bOMea. "W e only want you to go homo, an that we Korean and Chinese people can h.lild the live* we want and live In peace." Somewhere In Korra Sgt- Don* I*eg;al Notice IV THU r m iT r r ro ttiT n r t m » v iv t h ui mi m i . r m i m « aVn 1 0 H u tN p a ih m i v t » rt.oHina. • vo. m i im i m i cov»ol.tn it f o , . W . I 'A T t t t r i f . fiRgntt: »ew A'inritTi •»* Ills V\ OHI-U *2"V*tl»*l mail a* J. W- III.1.1* *nd Aj.iiim rr.ntu.iti.K f’tlMJ'ANT. a cnrrnrntlnn *»• e g*n|yed knit Sliding under th law* of theJ*tai- *>t p*>rld«. • ad C . I , n T P K C l - c r , rt*frnd*nt, WAl.Kt'M fftltTI|.|ltf K t O M P A V V . • eei|»r»ll**H o r g * n l » r d *iid r t p l l n g u*td*r t h e l a w * o f tl>* ( ll * l e n( flo r id . M D M II ( I / / / / III U 7//s s/A’ I/f t U. S. Scientist Hoover Declares FBI Has Agents In Coniinunigt Cells t o u iiu t a Fes*a roa* a m i *on*. to ssy h»*w the heat was produced or what element* were used to produce atomic reaction. kichtc-r aid Argentirui’a power plant* and mmlicr* would hr WASHINGTON, Mar. 28—</P) driven hy atomic power In tha —J. Ktlgar Hoover diretoted tofuture, hut that no one could day that the FBI ho* secret foreran the exact date thin would agent* among a group of b« pooiihle. American Cummunikl* which he re-iil**nt Peron wa* obvlouily *>aid “ ha* gune underground for iye| hy foreign *cepticl*m p*. -ible action at a later date." regarding the Argentine di**-ove*y. Thu dl«clo»urr wa* reported Writing for the *emi-offir(a| In u copyrighted Interview in the new-paper, Demorrarla, he aairl: magailne "U. S. N«ws and World Ileport." The Federal Bureau of InVlrw. vi dlgatlon director wa* aiked Individual reporti from the Htale If he had mean* of rhecklns up on Cnminuniit party member* Market* follow : Fort Pierce State Farmer-' Mar­ "even though thry have gone ket. Cool weather hat delayed to* underground." main harvesting to th« first week ••oh, ye*,’* he replied. in April. Volume la expected in The nett quirtion wa*: "You gradually pick up and reach Hi have unufmnii agent* In varpeak almut May 10th. Crowing lou, pari of the United State*?" condition* are reported ideal. "Ye*," Hoover an.wered. “ Thl* Florida City State Farmer*' technique ii ntcr-iary in ||replng Market: A total of 73,171 bushel ahrrast with clande-tlne uperafield U*ir* of tomatoe* brought tion* of any *ubver*ivv organlgrower* during the lilt five day gat ion." auction period a grot* return or The Fni chief *aid “ all that M08,229.80— averaging 18.62 |ier rrmtiln* of the CommunUj Party crate. Inillcatlon* arc that the almve ground U a »»lf-conpeak "f the *ea«nn wat reached •tituted core, which for appear, during the pa-t week. K*jua«h and anre’a *akc maintain* a public (.can price* were hctlcr during contact." the punt week with squash selling A new Fill “ lounl" of party at 11.78 to It.80, pole liean* from 12.28 to |.'t,78, denpending on nii inlieri In the U. 8.. pull their total at n^'17. Hoover *ald. quality. I’ompano State Farmer*’ Mar­ Thi- I* more than 2« per cent ket: No shortage of Iran-portatlon I**-.' than the 65,000 figure hfarilith-a was evident Ian weak in save tiewimcti laal year. The •pile of (he heavy vtdume of Party It-rlf ha* otopped li-ulng 8:tn ntr* moving 0141, an liurraae mcmherihip figure*. "WhUc the. ha* licen a dcof 180 rar- over the previous rlln** In Pommuniit Part/ wrek. Sanford Slate Farmrr*' Mar­ atiength," Hoover «a!d, “ thl* ket: Improved weather roivtitfnn* • Imply menn- that the Patty fire >**|ie, U d to improve quality of ha- purged lln-lf of those con­ r*M*age, celery, uirrup-, lettuce. cerning whom It had doubla.” £ Ho mldcd that other* have 'riMppml out of the Party TliiMi of th* pie*lure of ; opinion, or herauae o f a af legislation which hat enacted on local, count/, and federal level*." of luith lomatur* ami cucumber*: (’ urumlier hai venting H late and vlume I* expected to mitain light With a -harp rlae due to planUM practice* necSMitated by w fit k ii condition,. Tomatoe* of* not p s ff ticulatly Ute, hut piuUMy wfli proUUy rcarh the g-ak. about United State* or any other coun­ try In the world think*." . The President -aid he had not Invited foreign journal!*!* to he«r the first announcement of the discovery htrau-c hr wanted to *peak only lo hi* owno people, "thu* avoiding the cour«> follow­ ed by politician* and nawipaprr* lu other countrk* o f tha world jtjie lie knosllngly and dlrfct spirt- nwn people and nhrr**d” "They hava not told the first ■Broth and I have nov tuld th** , chief objective might to. to Legal Notice in mote unity behind hi* Icte_ it program. . ,, IN t i t w v i t o r THE co r NTT (PsatUuri from Page Oae) I f the President decides to J IM 9 in is o L E ro r v r y , took 38 »lecto-al votes away won’t run, few expect any an­ from Mr. Trun_ n In 19a . nouncement until he hei plekM R * n ]» m t a tH»nV Hr*<tlrr, Thl* action confirmed report* the min he thlnke ought to to Il e e e ir r . t m that llyrnen, who broke wllh th«* hi* successor. in it.I. cnoiiirronv a v ii n u f iTc.tldcnt after he resigned a* tova Mt v i v o rL a m * on u»:. Secretary of State, intend* to N IS III AOAISIT M ID K*TATK| Leiral N o tice you and - » < h nt you n r* h r r r h , play a leading part In the next t v c t M t i i T « o t « T r o a t i i i . nnilflr-t » n d rrriulrad to pre rrn i - By Democratic convention in opand dem a n d, which m u . ,<r t i s T i i at n i t i a i . t i n c r t T o r poring the President—or pos­ i 'I. o h i i m . IV %vn g o n aitw l* either o f you. may t i n * a r aln -t iha m h .i : i o i s t v . i v n m t t n r , , -ta le o f H r 0 Ji.inin i l l . m ltrad lr), sibly anyone the Prrrident l u v o a i n j u i i v r . i i h .s w i i u . i ~ dr. ra *r,l. Idle of. >»ld Courgy, i „ o , * might hack to aucceed him a* i-iaiatiif, u m i T in ti.w v i m i : m : County Ju d ge o f Hentlnnle County the nominee. lilt V N il Vl.l . llrleaC aal. VUTIt »: f l o r i d * , ni 1<I, o ff ic e In Ihr friii rt The South loat It* power of TO APTIM H hour* o f ritld Coun ty M f * n t o r i . w it h in righ t calendar veto in the convention when it t i i k h t a t i : rty y ix m iD A t « ) i f l o r i d * . fro m Ih r lim a o f Ihr fi rr t TIIKt.VIA IIIK N K lilt SUII.il.I-, lo*t the two-third* nominating l i t * Ju4 *nn Avenue. i:,*n>t»n. put.lliallon <>f t h l, notice. I ’ , , * rule. Hut anything like .South­ Itllnal* claim o r demand «h all hr In Nett ing, ern unity eould make it* weight v i i i : a u i : lit.itt.n r r m i i i t s p - * 1,4 m i l l , t * t r the plac e of R p lo hr m int appear In tha above dm<c and f ’ l o f f h c tddre. .. w felt In a raca where xevrral can** before uur Clirult Ihr <loltn .nt. And rhnll hr rworn candidate* are entered. And rntlilrO Court *t KaAforii, n< nilii.'li- Co.r.iy, In by the tla lm a n l, anrn i. or * ( . Byrne* ha* demonitraled hi* ex­ Klorlda. ii* Ihr Stih <la> of April. torbry, and tiny ,u<tt c la im nr dr. perience and ability in the pa.-t A. t> tr tl. indrr t-r Halt * (if I —. r■* m >nd not » o filed rhall I — void ITtigenr vv. J o n ,,-llra d irr as a worker behind the *cem*a. l*ro Coafeveo bring rn trrn i agalnki * , In rati rail** on » * l <1 day. WIT* A - administrator o f the I ,, The genera* political opinion »N« r> S II,r llof.. r Il.ir Vllllat.l tt late « f llrnjatnln tlt-n i around Wa*hinglon Ju»t now I* Mu I 111. a Juilgr uf 111* ahoVr n*m><t flradlry. ilr.rarr,!. f l r t l puhlicailon March •» i m . that the* President dorin't Intend , ’ ouet. m> nitnr a* Clrrk thrrm f, ■ oil the arnl o f ail<l Cnurt nt S,nto »eek another term. ford, MemlpoU fo u n lv , l*lorlda. th l. That opinion can change fa*t, Ilia lin t day of March. A. ft. t i l t O. |*. lic it.S’ tKr.V. however, and It miplu he affect­ fte rk Circuit Conn, P«mled If the Prrildrnt derld-a to nol. County. Klurid* take the caie fur Id* Adminis­ lly O. L Hum. I> 1! tration to the country a* hr ha* (N K A t.l In Ihr ps-t. M u rrar W, O rrrairrri, M lo r n .r for l*l*lm lff. A proBccetive May or June Kia*tn.inrr, florid *. tour, which might lie undertaken In the guise of an inapectlon uf military/ installation# and defrn*r factories, I* reported |Anls With Wing*| under rtudy now. Some Democratic official* May lie have cautioned again,! InttTpreting such a tour, however, as any r|rar Indication that Mr. Truman' 1* thinking of miming again. The** official* *ay hi* Third Term Bid K I T E R M1 T E S I B e S u re T o C a ll nr W rite T o -d a y j P e rg o n a l F o r K U K E Inapection To Women With Nagging Backache FIDELITY Exterminating Co! ir r*Hur*4 Vl-Uke, (vwiw* v> h -Hh <**■-<*» !• *e*6 emwiiee eew-•• »•<*** atrala, m M U tk * ar ,i| it, 0. M*48*rl>rtlaU*o* U>eet.| H H*T NW*« aritlw vp |Jlit­ er Inw M . i^a » «»aw,« i « r iMaen |f liw,-kll. tha* MMrrw.Tr, U w i, r n - i *IM eiurtf t#. t m hn«*h n w ja hUimm t*e « w te )e*rt. wklhaftra ftMwto mwai. it ■ •laailae M * M l , I M u p w A i l n Mr*r IrUrf feaa tha, eillllwu-lirie tha It » I M ml kW a^ taka* >a* Ihee* la.k mu *ut*. qrl Dnaa’i pm, U*,, I I 'H 0 N E ^ 2 - 1 2 I 4 P IIO N K — 2-1852 Night A Sunday 313 North Main Street far theanswer to your INSURANCE PROBUMS BOB KARNS KARNS INSURANCE AGENCY lluom J0J--Mel*eh RMg. PBaae 977 toaretMttna THE TRAVtLI99, Hwttwd is paid for b: MaiwlnbU I'auMr. Martda. la Flat n*H»h on* «t>. nngr htu*ly.*c*fn t»t(, r.xrtU’Tl.sn \'d te a iq to t. * T IIM ltL 'P ItO M * ponton **t t - « M*e itj uf flock F a ir «U , grfcrlbrd a* follow ti fleCInnlnr ildnr-ea* and *av*a/ Umnu til Tl f**f P*»l Of the ttOblhweil *BW * corntr of Ivit ffin -ll). KMk pour Ml. theme ianruga-'.Viulj' iHity .it tati ■dgiheV blhn (»> tninulr, Ku*i hk», hutidriS ntra and three/ tenth* tiay.tl fcoi to Iki gnuihtflr hid* of the eld rtrahar n*it KallCvid rlabl el Way. anw Orwnge Un«t*t«r4, ttl*ne** KoaltiMatnrty *l*ng th* ■owihnily U f e m l » * 1 4 right o f way . . . not by ef la* h *U* af Maniw* ftnao, kret hfiaa thirty tioi f,#( tv —1 of fha cental Iin* of ,*lt road. Mere fadiltlei, men invetterl'deHart* era required io meet you lahtiitgh loaittg Uattla tat rkssg huatham u - u t truiauuWiotw, ailaa, W H E N von ate ukpbooe conUruction uodgf w a j in Florida, you ice investor* d o litri at w ork . T h e * d o lla n sa d the n p u r ir d asrvioa they make poaaibk arc h O fM M I 10 y w a* 9 Floridian. ImkU»% You gvt new avtcanca of lovrst gH, oil. and repair bilk. Fpcd’a autnta nun* damrvw yaw dsfvful Invaatiaatlaa. Ita aflhe* yM, wwh briUf Bar you . . . to OWy Paid gives ym a ehaiaa w rm seeelef ytrtr trwk ope*-- of or Six. Over IK) wadakl ■ S » ib today-learn what b ImpoaUat thing* have hap- TORD Truck can do (hr you! paaas fa Puri Truck rnglnea, TVf m m • fWwtaf, a rooce pnaperow Ploridk. They mean that teltphoae reniw—with afl that Hmeatts to peoaul Tits Ford Truck l*uwcr FBol It 1 d i proven way of getting tha aval powwr fr gas. !l iufwno/ksffy rartereand Ansthai of gaa, at prwdeaiy tha right l iareW, ts M i l k I M U ^ a A J f akStoaST W w K M i s I f w watral loarend at daelgnad tu enwhmoltt M ag tw ice aa Ym. usn uaa yagular am . . . you art aa fgnaaaca. Orgy F e rija th a k g j i M -—— rl * : ba atrattiMi in »<iB mote of the people you know . . . a a d the people you need. T h e w million, of doQ ^t did hoi come from the monthly aervjce paymeflla o f Florida tclrphooc u tm . ThU money had tu be aecured (ram Invetton w h o were w UU ai to knrert their M tr h ^ ia'tha tele­ phone btuiaeu tather ihdh Ih enme other Floaitla’a growth vm.imufa to W eak rec­ ord*. It** h iob that kill call fnr nUJ more mUlioni nf Jolhrt frooi rtivetton. That’s why telephone nfea and eanihtp. adc- A to. D ootY r, �0 Qttft Wanted f a lla lljr T h a n fa fa r m g ih — T * P n U r i Um Pn m of the World; T o f r oo r t i Ik* Proem * of America. T o Prodoe* W f a aftty for B u l n i A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y VOLUME IMP ♦♦ M SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A Chinese Withdraw To D efense Line North Of Parallel Allied Troops Mass A t Dividing Line; A ir Force Hits At g Red Reinforcements TO KYO . M *r 27 - < / P ) American troops fought through a ' - Chinn* regiment today on the western front in ■ slow advance toward the Red Korean border. They killed 3S0 Communists. Nearby another U. S. unit bat* tied three battalion* of rear-guard Chinese. By lat* Tuttday afternoon 0 1 he American had squeezed the Red* into a trap. United Nation* warplane* dropped tnrrendcr leaf* let*. An American division staff of* fierr said he did not believe the Chinese would put up another stand south of Parallel 38. But lie added: “ 1 think if we hit them above m the Parallel well find them fight* Erlag like aons of guns." Element* of six Chinese armlet wet* reported massing Just north o f to* border. A report mid Red* position* own built dir* aetlr in front of Um fweeent U. N. line about two mile* north of the Parallel. D m Chinese 28th A m p Corps has pulled back ■cross the Imjln River. An American spokesman said _ the Chinese regiment mauled by 0 the Americana Tuesday was part of the 77th Division. He said the B3I A u th orized By County Board For New Hospital State And Local Bills Planned To Raise Limit On Bondlssue Tire County Commiiion in ipe* cial session this morning, conferred with Senator L F. Boyle and Rep. Volie Williams, Jr., regarding a local bill for submission to the State Legislature to enable Semi* note County to construct and main* tain a hospital. 0 . L Fourakre presided. Die bill will embody most of the provision* of the stale law governing financing and construc­ tion of hospital*., with a few sec­ tion* to apply to the Seminole County project. The State hoapltal law now seta the maximum bond issue for a county-owned hospital at snoo^otl. Die Commission said that the hospital would cost con­ siderably more than that amount, and accordingly will ask that the limitation be railed. Similar legislation, said H. H. Tope, will be introduced as a general bill, but if this pais, or if It falla to satisfy local requirements, tho local MU will be Introduced. Roth Mila would ex­ tend the permissible maturity of ths bonds now ast at SO years to no years. The local bill would On the Amrrirmijjs^left flank, embody other desirable require­ Was ments for the local hospital. 0. P. Herndon, county rink. Was directed to advertise the County’s Intention to sari legislation MthMtalng a ierac fee i t * haaptuf. Other leg ial*tlon w n requested to the <WmmUrien. Present law set* the maximum amount "that The first report of result* from Florida's re-til re mained health testing project, widen was enn. for bid*. It vrms proposed to in­ ducted in Seminole County recent­ crease the limitation to 1760, ly. will be given at the rinsing ses­ provided two quotations are se­ sion o f the Florida Tuberculosis cured on the prtrn o f oacb Item. The Commission also approved and llesslth Association's annual UMOtlng. Apr. d, It was announced application for legislation permit­ by Dewey Knight, prominent Ml- ting the County Commission to set ami attorney and ptweMent of the sp tossing rights adjacent •* pub­ lic highway* oustlde of munklpali* Association. lie*. The report will An amendment to the present Edward ft. If law autkorigbig » p en»e% of^counacting director, tlon end Dtsb Me State Roe Smllh rams to Health two years rs ago to Jolt in ths diabetes controlI project. Prllor to I U s MssN OA gags Mai Mat Result* Of H ealth .Teats To Be Given A t TB Conference iM t s v r s / M r • Trial Of Metises I* a Set For April 23 Fellowship Front Head Buys Hotel In Ormond Beach ORMOND BEACH, Mar. 27— (S’)—The M year old Ormond IM LA TK A. Mir t> — ( « - Beach Hotel ha* been sold to a Trial o f two Jackanarills brother* Sanford rtILgieor organisation ns on a murder charge M w ln g mil a home for aged and retired per* of the slaying i f H ri. Marie El Ha McRae and Jacksonville II was learned here today that Safety Conimlsslowt Richard D. negotietkona far the sale have Sutton last No rim bet will be lawn completed between hotel In­ postponed until AW. fa. terest* and C. A. Middy, agent Assistant stale atkopsty Julian far the Fellowship Front, Sanford. Calhoun wild today defense at* Rale price of tile rambling, OOP^ torn ey Judge P. Weltun had re* room resort renter wa* reported quested the i ..iMiBuewr berausa ■t I2IMMKM with the Fellowship of Illness and the Mate had Front making an initial payment agreed. uf fct.lfxxt arrnrdtng t<> Maddr. Trial of J. r. >irtui for shout* The Front will take poeaession lug her Apr. 7, when aLout 1W) life mem­ ' M l W ffound i litaioner'* ber* of the Front will be moved with Hutton at the commiss isolated wood* rtMit had from the Hanford Naval Air Bu­ set for next Monday. Hie brother, tton to the new Ormond home. A. (1. McRae, I* charged with The Front wa* forced to move bebeing an accessory. reuse of reactivation of the Ban. Hohl defendants are fre* on ft-d Use by the Navy. bund—J. P. on fStJMO and A. 0toller was Robert L Woodward .on llOjOUtl. Dale (h rttelr trial owner of the hotel since (Mober murder tcwaetaaod from Hutton’s S W C - S 1 "J- Acheson Speaks 10 2S. Proof Of Charges n ~ '■ JUS Dr. Cost Of S ew ag e D isp o sa l Plant Put At $440,000 Miami Civic d u b s * •TUTJ-S cootd n t by sure No. 154 Wilson Declares Sufficient Military Manpower To Halt Aggression Is Now In Sight Acheson Calls For Crime Committee AmericanUnhyTo Told Of Increase Face Red Menace In Narcotics Sale LANDtfLIDK FOR WBTH CHICAGO, Mfr. 27—j(Ml— A new drug for tke treatment of r, BRONSON. Mar. of Intoxicating ba by the ranter in advanced stage* ht* been used with bentfktal result* in tests given more than a score of patients, K was disabled yesterday. » drink and by the ▼ togaMn Lajr ‘ of the trestmsau, which storied IB mtotha ago. were to same 100 phyriska* and research wwkart frea all sections of the eewsriry ^ --------------------Tbs "wets" 22 patlsnte Its Chicago a m igncement ef t W ., new a I.74S to acttoss was made by Dr. hospitals, other wide mania. Meat aheerver* had wnU conducted by t->pstlri C. Ivy, cancer authority on seven patlrnU predict trad a flow MM fifth Mitheir ride winning tor M an than _______ i presUCiri to eharas of Dr. Z. T. DerkovHa o f Unlveralty Um peef i Mioaal sekools of tto Hospital In New York City. a handful of Tto tests lu Chicago started University wf Hlhsato. y after lh. ALUMNI Dr. Ivy emphasiaed that the 18 months ago from ArGAINEHVll . 17 — substance, known as KfwUisen Durov Ic arrive fled when (Hporiah—Ualv Florida Ifram Greek words meaning gentlna. where o f Um "creator of a bMogleal forge) the Nails h p l f a his native Mlumnl from Bag ha ufactarad land. Dr. Durwvlr win labor*- 'S Arutocinted P ress Leaned W ir e T U E S D A Y M A R . 27. 19;.I and itamblrit hair torn .dilr "to gel away' with tax return* put Baby I s FoundPlaying luting $ 100,000 or to ,is nuurtlaiiroui income. In its iroiiHountty mirthgahnn, said Senator I obey (R -N H ), Happily On Blanket tto rommittet- but [nutiil iiisnv Secretary _ Near Dead Father tn-tan* r, utoie *'niiM ellai'e«*u»‘ the Paraguay delegation to the Pan-American Foreign Ministers was u«rd in gang tn-' incuh iConference In Washington toforc addressing thi group. (Inlrmalional Soiindpholnt RIVER3lw I~C riif.. Mar. 27 - la* returns amt "it inriin) them MV Srsnli was intensified to­ through." "They've Iwm get ling «»«> day for a pretty young mother br­ with murder f-r year*," Tnto-v um e of tests that she may hair boomed. Htmilsr wind* wen- |irrtorn Lidnspnl by tor husband's vlOU'ly u»ed in a Senate i-tinie rominfttac irp u t ii'ni|il*itiliig si* yet. that frd n a l tiu nut tint it ini acgeui-talli-il -tat.-mrlU* Federal Aid On Pro­ Mrs. Dorn Trask Cook. IB, lu* trplrd not been iren nnce the body ol from undi-rwi’ild figure-- that they would not «ire|>t fur or. j ect I s Possible, took, m i found on s lonely road dinar} c-itiiens. McKibbin her IR-year-old huiband, Richard A S S C rtS “ I don’t to-liiir they hair lorn Inter-American Con­ More Than 200 Youths yrslcrdsy. Their righl-monlhKild getting away with mutdt-r," re. plied Kdw.it, | Folry. Unde I Se­ t'lly M.magei ('litfoist MiKil Undergo Treatment toby was plsyiny happily on a cretary ference T o l d Of o f the Treasury. bin ir|wtitrd to the City Commit blanket near tto body of the lie said the ilepaiIntent's In . . , , , T o Halt Addiction father, who bad torn shot to death, tern! Need For Strength Revenue Hineatt has torn 1111,1 1**1 n,Snl Iliat the engineering ronsrianllnuriv trying I,♦ fnrri- J litm nl Smith and (iillrt|nr had WASHINGTON. M .r. 27 <VI’ I when I lie tragedy at disenterfd. "full disclosure" <-f income and W ASHINGTON ^!* r. 27 W ) reviied former ritimale* of the Police continued to rptrstion A startling in* lease in narcotic Ijiwrciicc 4. Walker, 2<t, a Negro expense* on null rt-lilrns. Hut •- Secretary «f Slate Acheson urg­ to il of comliuction "I a lewage he -aid lie tlu-upM (lie eonimittrr* ed the American republics todsv «ddn Is among young persons was of March Air KorVr Rasa hrre iteelf liad found I lust in (In- cri­ di*|Htr *1 plan) here tit a l o w e r to take immediate action to meet reportrd lu the Senate Crime In- who wo* Imnlrd on suspicion uf minal element the bureau dt-l not Iigurei put at $ 4-KMMNI. vrtt mating committee today. rare ring . c. wealed weapon He a menace posed by international Till, would inrludr the ( unit tilti, » * i , | ,i earned a -tolen .tfi rolitor pistol, have "w illing, ir*|mndlng lax* pavers." Mary J. Amlonger. chief ol the, ,^ 11^ Comniunitm. tion of gravity interception »ewei* Earlier, S etrelan of tinTreaHe said no free nation anyw here Treasury’s Bureau of Naicotic*.1 The Air Force sergeant was on the bulkhead, two lilt italmni (Continued On I’ age Six in the world is secure against the said illegal drugs for addicts were ‘lovsltonwi for^three hour* last o |minut the rontiniMlion of flo night and xheriff* offlrer W. \V . menace, and called for full econ­ \Jarmg smuggled in fiom Italy, Walrath, chief rrlmlnal deputy, ^ol lewage Itont rail to writ along omic and military cooperation with Turkey. Communist China and •aid he Insisted to knew nothing the bulkhead loutr. and a dnpoial the United Stales. of the geas. toej|uwrttonlng ^ ( g O V I W O r F O F plant loealrd west of Mill* Creek. Achoswi delivered the keynote In a prepared atalwitcm An- a sheriff** 110*1 Ih e Commitsinn't attention ha* aaearh or Uw first regular allngvr said two yewra ago "there miles south o f here torn tailed to the matter by the afos* of the Inter American Con­ were three adrilrt* under the age wa**n»unil, S h e r iffa captain Don Hchtadrr Mlniatrre. ference of F< (ail that to fore any more local ef 21 at the II. ft. I’uMIr Health Rovlet Bus Hcrvlce hospital at l^xtngton, Ky, said bumper tolls found at the M IAM I, Mar. The taati 27 (Ah Two ( iuIiIk touting ptojeiis can he ,1is* ion, last he raid. •in's "new Itl____ ____ su p p o rt o f a|iptntrd by the PuMu Homing wre -a fnrmktsbie ttaecMm- of Mi parked near his tody, had a dentthe rrirne 'Conttalsslon of (.real Authority, the a|tproval ed the assd tho lutematlorsal Comm old at tto toipltalj* movement." • "Me>it of 1he*e are young ln>" eil amt tom frndrr, ax though an-1rr Miami in It* vrrixri tiff with ql4(, ((„ ,„ ( „ ( Mralth regarding re alien . r , it before have wa fared •« Hliima," Ihe federal official said. uthor machine had rideiwiped it (imeenor Fullerr Warren. “ Never :* . 1 . t ___ u ■• ... The Miami Rotary flu b mired b^tf **«! *'•'•' »'• rnmars of this magnitude," h* run- 'T h e high ’ V liM stnd-nt 1* thi and forred it off the road. Schrader said Walker wae ar­ the UrtveriiOr ,t*> niake piddle a ll, to teruied. tinned. "Nevsr before has there lawful in the wake o f a wa*> »f been *n great a challenge to our CXeeptlon, The InrresuH- ha* tol- rested as police patrolled Ihe city, iht fact* to support hi- arciisa-i Ms. AtrKitdmi ,l*le,l I hat the determination to preserve pur- in­ Juvenile detJlupirney." searching for a ear with damaged tion* against the Crime i*omuil»City is looking into Ihe possibility dependence as nations." h i 'Atislinger said tin- high aelne-l right fender. They found Walk­ *|oii president lmnieibati-1) nr is- of securing federal finaneal aid for a -rwage disposal project, is D ie freedom of tho Indivdiusl 'teen a gtr* "ssxoelste with crim­ er’s car, which antwrrrd thin de­ sue a oublie retraetl'm. man an well as *>M Independence inal*. toeemie hoodlum*, hagin to scription, In a garage being repair­ Hie Exchange f lull of t'oral thattlds is an HIru with a mititary installatmo. tlie Sanford of governmeats « threatened, h« imoke Marihuana nnd then r**- ed. It had mean of green paint liat'.rs also suppuitf'l the stand saW, and ths threat demands rfuate to Heroin. on the damaged fender, officer* of Commission President Col. Naval Air Station. Jxck R. Yuungn and nperattng Purchase of a "Druukmnrter" "action now." "T h ey have to spend from in said. Cook’s ear wa* grevnat a cost of 1226 was authurited. Only by bulldmg up (heir to 916 a day to maintain adilnW alkrr told investigator his Director Daniel P. Sullivan. | («•••( I■ *•**( f|R 1*818 Kill strength can the *W8 Mtioins pm tiuu, and they nhlalti tills money autnmnhilr fender was emashed in Tto (iovernor alli-geil last Wiri vide a deterrent rare* which "Is through rrlminal artivltie*. T) • an arridenl in Hollywood last that Yotittaar was an » » '"ial" tlW stlH t* era r»a » s ill lO s lls a d n* rsss Two* the only real road t * peace," the .Maitliiiul Man Ik type of young hoodlum addicts >• e Secretary said. ■ re Piirountrrlng Italay’ are not ItK illed In ColliHion To d« this, he u ld , each nation Itallotinff To Iti’Rin lyi-e wh» ran to deterred by ropy L t Fred WlllinniH must contribute Its fu ll share in hook maxims, or reached by *■> MAiri.AND. FI*. Mar. 27Ik Stationed In Jax For KIwnniH Royalty the spirit of rooperatlon charertereducational program.” >,l*v Allen llcnjamln Wood, about istic of the inUr-AUtertoan tredlAnslinger said thal white drug OA. died from Injuries received tlon. thr Kiwanii *'Int-, v*till Ii JACK HON VILLE, Mar. 27 addiction had torn inriraalng tipsponsoring lh* •lection of x king «bre morning when a car hr was Arheaon suggested that the I Special t—Lt. Frederick H. WI). n - itruch by • tf faIn «i Amerk-sn republics might prepare 1040, "it is not general through'-.1 Hants, f'KNR, list reported aixiard ■ml f|«frn who «rr f»» «»|»|»* «r » t all sections of the country, hut lit mln«trt! aho*. Apr. nt rmBiing no»r hU home h. rr. • coordinated defense plan far the the Naval Air Rtation, Jackson* hemisphere as soon as possible. In it confined mostly to rertaln erg vllle, for doty with the Public Krmlnnle High toh'Mil, will pla< <■ Wood was an employ* of a fruit and rertafn netghborhoo I • considering military strength, ht menta Works Ivesisttment. I.l. William* glass Jar* In downtown locationt parking firm at nrai by Orlando, (CetDssiS Sa Highway Patrolman J . H. Harsaid, any dlstuehajMSs to the entered the Naval Service in Wednesday in which pennies may peaceful relations o f f c n nubUm JAMK*' SON DIES July 11*4.1 ami reeel ved hie in* to pfaceii, each penny counting ns row ipinfisi Knglnrvl J , W. J» r 1 ell of Sanford ns saying the v-mild l>e detrimental and hence I.OH ANUKI.KH, Mar. 27 -<d'. ■liaJritialion at ('amp I’erry, one vote. whistle and President Joel Field antinuiticd usual warnings, all should "make fullest use of —Ji-ssr Jatnrs, Jr., 7S, retin I Williamsburg, Va. •vnlbsble machinery for the peace- Kansas city attorney and a -eui ""nndtxl as Ihe train, Prior to re-entering the Navy yesterday that the "to ll'd Jar»" '-"Ii. K w it s w s m ' r s a * au> of the Missouri bandit, dieil ye-, he was sslf.srnpioyed a* a rlvil will to rontainrd in rack - on which consisting only of engine and lu New Cancer Drag Promisee Partial liaritad l a f i t of I k s ___ are available fa r reaaarek N EW SPA PER j MARjjARWT HIUNK 27 01’) NEW YO Mnrgaret Truman’s often-reported contract with the National Broad casting Company lias Seen signed, The if network announced voter resident's daugntei ust ute l'I'residmtt •tay M trial radio or lied signed for tw* snore too television appear cnee* this season 1961*62 and at least nine In the I ■ fa son. NBfJ did not dlerfoee how much Misi Trumsn will to paid. Rut it previously was reported unoffi­ cially that aha would get 12.600 for raeh radio show and 94,000 for each TV appearsnra. W EATH ER Fair through Wednesday ru rp t increasing cloudiness Tallahassee area. U til* rh ingr In temperature. Moderate to ( in h rast to -nutheast winds. Wife Of Murdered Senate Crime Probers Ask Treasury Man Is Feared To About Racketeers’ Lax Tax Returns ION, M.ir. 27 td*) >ciuir unuc invest ig* tor* Be Kidnap Victim pressedWAMIINI I ic.isuii i<lii<ialt Iwliv lor .in rvplsnvtion nl why rn i< -lrrli day uf of the stsymk. They war* l M 0 B t t H H B m H m M M f a | | indicted by a f l M B county grand jury earlli nth. ru: TH E Mobilization Director Says Further Curbs On Inflation Needed To Halt Price Rises W/1SHINGTON. Mar 27— (,D Mobiltralmn director Charlei E. Wtliori said today the country ha* “ in light" the military power to delet any aggifiiot. Wilton alio told a news e r g fercnce the intlalionary spiral hai torn "moderated." But he raid the government may h u e to "put on the brake* a little harder.” "We still have the internal en­ emy of inflation that we mu*t lick if we are to win (lie whole light." Wilton indicated hit office of defente mobiliration will terk fur(her powet to cuth price*, includ­ ing re virion of the Defeme Produc­ tion Act's rrilrirtmni on price ceilingt for fann product). Hut he laid that prrenety how thi) ihould to changed ba* not been decided. to The mobiliration chief expressed hope that the Wage Slabilira* lion Hoard, now out of buxines* twvause of ialtor's walkout, soon will reorganised and function­ ing. U n i o n lato>r representative* walled out in January after the board approved a wage control formula limiting pay increases to 10 percent atove the level of said they were protesting also January, 1M50. The other dissatisfactions mobilisation program. demanded thal a newr power to settle wage labor m*n with th« They have hoard Itava disputes. AVitos. indicated the new board will have »<*me dirpute sritllng powers, toil *ald It i« still unreetain whether President Truman must call a full dress l*t>or-mnlugement conference l-efure tit*putes-settlement machinery can be set Up. pi ogres* In eilotlng Intior t» pnriiripatlnn in the defense pro. .Indicated, . . . . . he --■ * *by — •*-grnm i» said, the fa d that labor representatives evidently will serve on a new lanor-management agriculture com­ mittee on manpower. The committee, having as rochairmen Ur. Arthur 8 Fleming and Ur. Frank P. Graham, will ba in "portion shortly a« *n advisor to tom on deferments and other 11 oatlBus* r*a >’ «*• slsr Holland Declares l^ake City Hospital Will Be Approved Hy W II.IU II JKN NIN IiS \|> Special Washington .''ervtce WASHINGTON. Mar. 27—CPI Senator Holland (D-Flat ex. ..............today ....... * House pressed belief Suto"mmltt«e on appropriations rale>nse, approached the rrosslpg. " ill won approve |4,4i>OtOOO_ for VVimxI’ s wife, Cora, survives h new veterans’ hospital nt toko cit y. him. I nc present facilities serve to NKUHOKN w i n counilos In north nnd norlhw*»t HHTIMONU, Va . Mai. 27 1-Pi Florida and 25 count lev In mathTfn- University of Norlli Csto- , f i Oeorgia iiua must admit Negro .Indent'. iloiianii iuid a reporter In- * * • to ila all wliitr law school, the (gynrably Imprersed by Ihe reUnited Statw court » f appeals action of tfn- siltoummlltee on uren. The vote* of both organlsa for thi fouith circuit ruled hern Independent office* when th<! j Florida congressional delogatlon tlon*, however, can on! added, tmlay, Ihe appeals (inirt reversed the presented a slateinrnt lecently said Mr. Here The Klk- ham chosen Mr. and Mrs. Il'dieit Hilt llurham (N. C.l district rourt ami asking for the malts*V. remanded to hlmn. Jam es Cj. fialloway and ordered .......... ............ ...... — it- a.. suit . iI -representative -r------— , of the Hudgst engineer In the National Hank Ihe namra nf thr com|t ting coup­ Huilding, Sanford. He receive his let will appear, The ra k* will )>.> Atlanin IIHCK degree from the University Rtar»sl In the Hanford ank, Florida Htale Hank, the p,- 1 of Florida. I.l. Williams I* the son of Mr*, Offb-r, Roiinilllat and AndrtMitit, ■ro. hltsal-elii It. William-., 420 llal ■nd Touchtopr* I l l ' s stf ills fsutr sla o fslits-rx, M l ■ Avenue, Kanfoid. tire w ife and Two nrgaiutatlon*, (!«• Jareri ■ Jo Ktanre* Ross, sanl he saw In>I three children tnakr thetr home and the Rotary Club, bavr nomi­ father kllltvi In Ht. Joseph, M».|at Katifonl In the Hose Court nated Judge Douglas Htcnsti'Oii aking and Mr*. M. l>. (iatcliri «in IM2. Apartment#. lentay of a heart ailment. JeiHwi, Jr.. Isiru In Neahvilh, Term., piartiml law In Kama, f i t ) ' for 26 years, retiring at-1 moving to (allfortda 24 yrsi Fulbright Says Moral Corruption Gnaws A t Foundations Of Nation Mrs. Ru-»ell Tench were rlmren t.y brought by student* <>( the North 1 itureau, which would p«*» on such i an appropriation, is to visit the Post M , the American l-egion. Carolina College for Negri* present hospital sometime after Apr. t to make an investigation. The subcommittee was told by (ilantH Join C' Of C the delegation that because of their »ge. condition, and location, three 01 the hospitafe present huilding* "can to neither economlcallv ma'n'ained nor efficient- H> (}. Mil W N KELI.V WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 7 -JAh Senator Tulhrighl declared today that morsl corruption toyt-nd the reatlt ol the law it rating away tire foundation* of Attwra in democracy, tie tilled for re viu l of Ihe precept) ol the I ’ilgrimt and founding fallrrr*. The Alktma* Democrat who toad) the temalion parked probe of the Reconstruction Finance Cor " porallon fRFCt said it was imt tl time t » seek remedies. He nioteited that "among so a tonditlon to to remedied hr politician* er imtleemeii. lie said many tufyluentisl people, moral* It call* for the wisdom of tlw ity ha* become Indefirical with nation'* most reiported private legality” and called It "a tragic eitiaen* acting as a rommiuion plight” if that I* to b* the mea­ on national morailtv ami hack va sure o f integrity. by an indisr.ant public. It ia a roudilion, ha «aid, which Fulbright offered a liat of ten to frepui widespread in an Invest­ name* of juristc, rducatora, re igation of political favoritism In ligtoua leaders a latov chief bit: government loans by tha and a former Senator aa men of RK(*. Hut it it not peculiar to "integrity tor "ml reproach" who the RFC, lie declared and calJed might make up such a eouiinls- it "a reflection nf what mar to aion. seen In many other phases of our In I1I1 passionately stated In. national life." dlclrennt of public morale, Ful* " Wjjat ihould to done about bright included the naUan'a ath- man who do not directly and totic» minded reilrgaa and onl blatantly aell tto favor* of thair vervitie*. blaming tha "rynUal, offices for mantyV* and can’t ha Immoral doctrine that oar must tHa at ail costs" fo r aeaadal) convicted of graft, tho Senator aurh as bribing o f hwkatbatl Tad tfwsim "H ow do • • deal with tbeoe Charles Marian hand Ed Whitney the first of two check* re­ said iavaaii gallon who, under Ito gulag o f fritnda fte r invMtigation haa ahoaa up ■hip, accept favor* which offtnd presenting tha New York CianU and Mayfair Inn membership payaril that is "beyond the reaea tho *plrit of th* law but_do not arnta to the Bemlnole County Chamber of Commerce. Frank Me­ tope aUv of tto Mayfair- Inn, it lituwn at tto right. a f thg Jaw." Now, ha f a t 'd , It "9BSto S*; A k1' * ij~ lv "nerated." With the annninrtatlo" eskevl, l l 'a s lls s r * On Vaae Tsret vs,t n rn “ H W on|Iviiv High yrstrrdiy 7H fotw today 50 Rain 00 Total Match tain .72 inch Normal March rain 2.71 inches The Weather JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 27 <»n 43 el Atlanta 29 47 Hismark «7 7« Hrownsville 18 61 Chicago 70 38 Denver S3 45 Des Moines ie 71 Fresno New York Washington Winnipeg Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee Tampa 39 ■47 « 72 79 73 77 .10 30 23 58 tw 67 w £I j -fj � 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, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 26, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 26, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 26, 1951; <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