21 10 263 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fc8be9ffb7638b127700ef80d22c8bf8.pdf 0e99fe01d477fbb07861780503688e62 PDF Text Text •.v — ■*: i*agk ■■■’S* .’ - . - .---—----I------- ••• , ' *r\- 1 W ••'Tr V •*7, #t THURSDAY MAH. 22, 1931 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA e ig h t Drum Shortage lilts OU Spray Business Candidates Named For Kill}',Queen By American L e g io n Mitt Quincy Galloway, {i>a-l •out 6.1, the American Legion, and Mr*. K m v ll W. Tench, Jr.. o f the Putt Auxiliary, ware urUrtni Monday night by the poit m> It candidate* for the crown* o f king and queen at the Kiwanl* mliutrcl ahow at Keminule Mlgli Seined. Krlyle lloutholdrr prralled rail at the ocTtlng. Arjutant Jame* J. Singletary, a part commander o f the poet, wa awarded a Isgiun eentury card. Capt. Farit* T. 1-nurk*. departmmt executive committeeman, made the presentation nn hehalf o f Donald K. Carroll, depart­ ment rommaner. It waa reported that M l mem­ ber* had hern recured for 1061. a mark only !!• *hnrt o f the all time reeord o f f»W> la*t year when Mr. fiallnway wa< commander. “ A great effort I- bring made A. B. C. LIQUORS HOI JeOW AY’S IN OBLANIM) lU ll. IN BOND WHISK BY 3.98 5th a wuitui i t.Muts lilt ANUS ill* IMP. SCOTCH 4.99 5th SH.7.r, I'K R C A S K thl* week to nerure the remain. Ing lit member*," raid Copt, l/iurk* today, "in order that a llio percent record may !*■ reported to the Itcpartment headquarter* by Saturday. "Thi* I* Decenary," h* added, ••in order that l’o«t 63 gam u 100 percent credit at thi Sixth III*, triel fnmtilulinnat fn lifeirn rr al the Orlando Memorial Home at 10:00 A.M., Sunday. Apr. I. Nine men were admitted to po«l meml-emhlp, Monday nigiil. The. •• were tieorge IV. J. Allen, J. Itoy llrllt, WoiMlrow W. Coleman, Wil­ liam T. Ilellarre, Jame W. Field*. William ti. Filming, Jr., Capt. David liatehel, Milton II. Heel and William K. White. ('ommunder llounholder urged member- o f the po-t to attend the Sixth lll-trlcl conference and Ihi Department Con*tilutional Con. vent inn at Tamtia, A|ir. -U-C-t -22. Dr. Leonard \V. K*per, u |ia*t in parinient commander in lllinoi*. end pre.en' ilepartmem adjutant of that *tate, wa < Intrndund liy Joel Field, puct po-t and ill-tile; 1 1 oiuiiiundi r. Adjutant F.-per tolu of l tie Nuiioiial ItehnIdlitMtion Comn.lraion meeting which he atten'll d iii February in V\n-hing•on, D. C. • ll » u aiiliouiired lhal legion riairi William II. I Inning had iureptr<l <Commandet llnu»holdci', npiMiiiitmeni o f him a* dlr(*clor id the Legion Junior lla.ehall Irani, ulid I* Iremly formulating plan* fm a -urre-*ful year. MARGARET ANN STORMS WILL Florid*’* Friendly, llonii* Cfinlrolli-il Store** We I;i *t \ c lilt-lit tu l.itnil Qunnlith**. I'rires CimnI Only Thru Saturday, March 2 lilt CLOSE A T 7 P. M. 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Brown a*»erted that grower* throughout the citrtia hell are fail'll with a -erioil* *ca|e prnhlem and that more nil *pray* will I* u«ed thl* year than ever before. Jam rt WINIO . . ■* r )» 7 3 ' S U P E R SUDS SPINACH . JCC0 TA8 H B rea d « 1 2 c Cashmere Bouquet Cashmere Bouquet & 'S ® r no*, sue 3 in. Pkf 35c PUSS.’ MOTS Cat Pood lb. can 1 31 c 8-nz. f c * FA • * Uundry Soap CO* Mm For Fabuloui Sudj. Sr jssste*. Toilrtt Soap Can �la Unity Thtr* la Strength— W qp & M &11141 Ta Pioltrt th# Pm m of lb* World; To Pranolr the P to ir n i uf A n ttiri. Tn Produce Prwp«tilr tor Sanford. TH E AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 VOLUME XXXX11 • © Paratroopers Land Behind Front Lines Audacious Assault Is Complete Success; Tank Column Races T o Meet 'Chutists SANFORD. FLORIDA FRIDAY MAR. 2.1. 19.)I • irsillstH Oa Pu s »'•«»» Tampa Trib Wins Prize For Expose Of Open Gambling; 2 ORLANDO,” Mar. 24 — U ’i ^Gambling expose* and resultant rovrrage of rrtmc hearing* teoretl virtual etean -wevpa fur Florida new sppermen in the 1D50 annual *pot new* and puhlie aervlcr roil. te*t* of the state’* dally news­ paper*. Prise winner* in all the run­ ted* were announced here to­ night at a dinner of the two spon­ soring organisation* — the As*orialrd I’ret* Association of Flnr. Ida and the Associated Dailies of ft Florida. First ptarr in the public *ervire eontest, sponsored hy the Asso­ ciated p-tiliss, waa won hy the Tampa Morning Tribune, w ith It* series of new* stories and edi> lariat' on gambling in numrrnu* Kloriila counties. The aerie* led to widespread offklnl Investlgalirnis in several count !#• and tho Indictment and ousting of several irlt< puhlie nffieiaU, The first nr' was awarded to J. A. "Jock” Mur m rav. velersn Trliw** reporter. * ' (r«a tla *e« ns Pane rawer Sauls T o Attend New Orleans Meet Om.ANDO. Mar. 2 .1 -(Special I —John Saul* of Sanford I* one of a group of Peninsula Life Insur­ ance salesmen signally honored hy being selected to attend the I’ realdent'a Honor Club convention at ^ t h e Roosevelt Hotel In New Or­ leans nett week, R. I . Walker, dis­ trict manager announced today. Mr. Santa will leave Tuesday for the five day meetlag which I* given for those salesmen In the Alabama, Georgia and Florida diatrict who obtained the highest pro­ duction ratings during ISM. While In New Orlenna Mr. Saula will be taken on a slght-eeelng trip around Lake Ponrhartraln, on a mid-night ride on the Mississippi 0 River, a trip through the atate capital at Baton Route* *nJ on a tour of Tulnne Univeraity. CHIEF BACK Police Chief Roy 0 . Williams wa* lark on duty Ihlt morning after nearly a week of absence due to inftuenaa. ’ a z a l e a t r ia l George Swaru returned Wed­ nesday after a trip te Mobile. Ala-. awher* he visited and took colored 'picture* of tho famous Arnica [TralL Guide* are aupnllad Mr an aueelation to show rttftott the magni­ ficent estates, grenade, emamentnl trees end flowers on the trail, said Mr. Bwarts. Aa soon as hs slide* of hi* phn'•otraphs. he sled talk cone K-nt an illuitralod the Mobile area, ha ata atated rlou* talks of this nature at Tburlst Club have proved of Associated Press Leased Wire N o. 1.*»:* ArmyAnnounces40Thousand „ SEMINOLE COUNTY . Cut In Draft Call For April; I CHAMBEIMOMMERCE I Air Force Plane Feared Down Chamber Of Commerce Drive Brigadier General Is Am ong Fifty-Three Passengers Aboard Atlantic Transport _____ TOKVO , Mar. 2 5 - </P)— Ameri­ can p*t.tlroo|icri .wLtried hy lough Kangftt jumped today be­ hind Communio line, noith ol Seoul and dim krd mine 20.000 Red troops into haily llighl. Die paratroopers filled the sky with their bright ly-hurd para­ chute* like a nu.iive Latter houjjquel. Out the Communists rallied lat­ er and were fighting derpeiatrlv to surround and wipe out the 3.300 outnumbered American jumper*. An armored column *pe»theading a firth Allied drive hy thrrr divitioni noith ol Seoul linked up with the patatioop* near the dtop area south ol Munian. Line* of infantrymen trudged up "th e mad for milet behind, moving to the aid of the hard-lighting ‘chutists. A trtond column rolled through the road crnter of Utjongbu and fanned out to thr rati, north and west. But the Red* won bark a com­ manding peak four milet northwrit of Uijonghu and later Fri•day were pouring heasy artillery and mortar fire into the Allied position*. Munrnn it 21 mile* northwest of Seoul and only nine miles south of |(ed Korea. Uijonghu Is It mile* north of Seoul. Lt. General Matthew It. Ridewav landed In hia light ftlnnr on a uirt road near Mini-an only 2'.' minutes after the fir»t paralrouper jumpetl. Fit U1 dispatches mid tlwi Eighth Army rdmiaander at on* time was W EA TH ER Pair and warmer thi* afternoon, tonight and Saturday. Some {(outli­ ne** north portion Saturday. Light to moderate earierl) wind' becom­ ing moderate tn frr*h southerly on Saturday. LONDON. Mar. 23— A Giant 12. S. An Force tranipmt plane with S3 |>rrioti> trpoitrd aboard vanished in fog and rain ovri ihe Atlantic Ocean today while minute ftom the United States tu l.ngland. One of the passengeit was believed to be a brigadier general. Search .tml rescue planrs liorn ti.rcc natiuin unuictl the windlutird teas in thus fat fiuitless leatsb im some Itace of wreckage, suivivofi or Idr rafts. Official* at Phantom airport in Ireland *aid the big plane, a <tlurin MuoMtll open' the llt.il ChamUr .it t'ommein- llriv with n ra.iiant smite. I’he t.nve, tieatlr.l ('•121, which i* known as Globe*, Spetfhe will t.< Jut:. Uatigali, get* underway Monday un.l will ro>itlnuc thii.ughoiil tin* week. wi—k. Spetehe* In made In master II. radioed at I A.M. Ihat nilt eivi.' . hilts niul Jtdm William*. John Kiuter and J. It. Itoxtun will u- i<l Mr. t'nligun in rntivu-xing It had 5.1 [Minns aboard includ­ for new rni’liilter*. ing n Nil' (very im|<>>rt*nt per•<mr with Ihe rank of brigadier general. At the time of that reprut the plane r n * gave thtic p ritinn a* Slkl miles nuthwr-l of Ireland. The plane, n( a type used tu ferry personnel an.l supplies across the ocean, war enremte to Mildi-ntiall Air Hose in Suffolk The Oslrr-Wrllcr Home* deve­ |from the ha-e at IJmeilone, Me. lopment in the Rrl Air section at Mi llonvillr Avenue and Seventeen­ A* Limestone, official: declined Former Rubber Boss th Says FV-.Ir ilmmi e* j t0 gfve mil anv informatinn n* to Street wilt hold open house for Senator SaysTrumanSpcnds the inspection of new home* this mo*" Should | lire number nr identity of th o*' Committee week-end between 2:00 P.M. nnd 1aboard. Fir*t report- r !d , In Loose Fashion H:U0 P.M. daily. Continue P r o b i n g were aloiard. Tlie U< * L !i One o f these will be a rompletclv III) ^ ^ J l I dill lln l Ur Dltlsinn In Britain not know how many w^^Sviard, WASHINGTON, Mar. 2 3 -f/ T ) equipped two bedroom house which WASHINGTON. Mar. 2 3 -</P) ha* la-cn furnished by Sear* RoeBritish, Irish and iT^VpIai-' — William M. Jeffers. World War buck and Co. —Senator Toliey (H-NM) said to­ Were engaged III Ihe le h fn II boss of the federal rubber pro­ Several two and three bedroom day thr Senate Foreign Relatiui '’ Og ift'll.' the (ilnlMonasl.r, whirl gram. tay* President Truman is home* are nearing rompletioh ami committee aught to look into ihi would rairy life rafi*2 r t * .^ imuring the taxpayers’ money are in the 17.MO and I#,775 price liosiiion ol Ambassador Willm Kn|,. Jot.ti P The Royal Air Fn( •talfnn directIng tho A r v .Ic .w A "down a hundred r«l holes" and range. Including the lot and land- ODwyrr <u the light of Sena M-aplnr- They vary In design and atinn* said the plan, carried i ha* lost the people’*)Confidence. ('rime Committer hearings. In elevation type*. Brigadier General Cullen Thii "Any thinking man knows we Ailed if lie lliuughl ODwyrr r< p-.rt aroused l.» lief lhat he « i Oiler-Waller Homes, In.-., ha* cannot look to the President lot had wide riperienc* in homo muBrig, General I'.iul T. Cullen, < k tiih should resign as Ambassador tn I uiy enntmander m Hark dale constructive leadership." Jrffrn -.trio lion, having built extensively I'tesi- tu Illinois and the mid west. Re­ Miaicu. Ioftey told a iiihi ion |Field, near Shreveport, IA., who declared in a If lift to Vi hit line. Wednesday for a Cornlieving Jlust llielr successful build­ fcreiiCrt dent Barkley. [Man de-linalir.n. ing project* could lie carried on in "Ihat it in llw hands of llir i “ U p 1* still operating on the I lorliln. they irlrctrU Sanford n The I'. S Third Ur DM i.m tdtl principle of ‘ la* and lax, spend tin1 site of their first development President. You know what I would II . siIs m * <>■ Pane Claatl amt -pend, diet anti elect!' That The llcl Air section is tn tin U - s i i s s H n > !*■■# O a h u pulley wa* Itnil enough lirfurc this high, -t part of the city and hu« Stackhouse Named ItClI.r. VNI> TALK country wa* deht-rladen, hut this nil utilities and paved street-. S.-naliii Npe**ard llnllan.l is country now Is In n aeriou* finan­ U. S. Vice Counsul Designed by A. K. Cellar of scheduled in deliver n radio adcial condition. "On top of that, the people have Jai ksunville, the houses arc plan, gp'M over -15 Florida radio Mo­ HeywtHHl Slaekhousr, son of lost confidence In the I’ resldrot nrd for convenience, adapt ability to tion* including WTRR. on Wash- Mr. und Mrs. II. H. Staekrou«e of IS MOtlaaetS Oa P a c e l l s k i i Florida living, economy of space ini'tun .uni--, Sunday, Mar. 25 St. Augustine, ami a member of and ro d . Since housewives spend lit (MSI I* '\ the Slate l>< pui lm. nil, Washing­ *o much time in kitchens, the John Andcrnon To ton, D. C-, has hern appointed f \it m in h i :\ i placement of equipment i« care, ronsul of Montevideo Montevideo, t'rugu. J I! Christie of the Cen- vice consul Be Buried Sunday fully planned and there is ample tralI)r Florida F.vperimcni station, ary, nnd with hi* wife will leavn lahmet space and working room. and Jnrk Bussell of the Shell soon by plane for South America. Funeral servlet* artll he held Other features of the homes In­ Chemical Co-, will lie Iher guest His mother. Mm , Slackhou«e, clude cross ventilation, polished at flri*«un Funeral Home Sunday i peakrrs nt the mi-S'ting of the I* Ihe foimer Ruth Vaughan of floor*, and large rlntrta. Rooms at 2:10 I’. M. for John Anderson. Seminole County Farm Bureau Sanford. H5, who diet! Wednesday at the arc finished In pastel shade-. The appointment of Mr. SlnrkV.trrun* Agricultural Training home of hi* daughter, Mr*. John Class, Tue-.lay evening at H:<*0 house, wlto i« but 2d year* of Erickson, In Utnse, Pa. High School To Aid o'clock ol the Future Farmer age, ha* been given considerable A former resident o f Upsala. publicity in Washington new*, Red Cross Drive Building. Mr. Johnson had made hi* home The business and educational papers. with hi* daughter since hla wife lie attended school* in SI. upper lo session will follow a »upper diet! in 1010. Iturial will tie made County Judge Dougla* Slrn- Im* served at ” :WI o'clock hy Mr*. Augustine, served with distinc­ in the Lutheran Cemetery at •trom and Principal ipal lie Herman £. M, II. lini.hrl. The nipper com- tion In ihe Air Force, nnd at 20 Upsala. Morris of Seminole High 8ch«o1 mittc. will include Mrs. Henry yrir* of age wa* promot'd to discussed plan* yesterday fur ihe Thurston, \tr«. Hire Mathtcux, ihe rank uf captain. Now in (he in JINKS OUT co-operation of high school stu­ ill* v It Ts.lh.ri, Mr*. W ii Air Force reserve, he hat been COLUMBIA, S. C.. Ma«. 2 J -U 5 dent* in speeding up the lagging Uni. Mr. and Mr*. Bonner I- released for a two year period —Governor Jams* F. Byrne* said Red Cro»s drive, which after more Carter and Mr. nnd Mr*. James In* order that he may ..fllriale flatly again today he will not he than 20 day* of effort has netted I .Smith. at Moncvideo. a candidate for president on a only $1,400 toward 1U $7,000 goal. State*' Right* Democratic or any Thr high school student*, -aid other tlrket. Mr. Morris, will co-operate In Byrne* also declared In a letter every way ponlhle toward aiding to the IOtS States* Bights candi­ in the drive. Present plan* Include date, Former Governor J. Strom a torrh light parade in which the Thurmond, that he will nut “ seek student*. Including thr .Seminole leadership" of the more than I,- High tfchool Band, will participate. 000,000 voter* who supported This will lake place on the evening OVER D IF IMJIN RIVER ID O N T . Koiea. Mar. 23 — (/!») Thurmond for president. of Friday, Mar. SO. Thnu«*mlt nl American lioop* |iaiachulr«l behind Red line* in South Korea today in an operation »n peifretly caccutrd lhal an nlliccr rat Isimed: *'fl would be beautiful — really l>eauliful — if il wetrn’l io lerrihie.' The quote wa* from Lt. Col. I. chuted down, awyinging in tho A. Edward, Tutoa. He I* an air like giant floating fnown* of Oil) ny color*. Eighth Army lnlclllgence_ officer. (RDIT0R*8 NOTBt Her* la another In tho series of B: 124—-The second wave flew I.t. General Matthew II. Rldf ■lorie* by AaaorUted Preoa writers telling how the rearma­ way. Eighth Army mmmaml«r. In and 'chuted down. ment program I* affecting various part* of Ihe roantry. »: IB4 —The operation* comwho landed In * tiny plane nn Today’* alary surrey* the situation in New England.) this new front ju*t 2l> minute, mand flew over, and dropped. Ily RKLMAN MORIN D:ifO—Rldgway’s tiny planaftrr the first of hi* airbom.left no doubt lhat H wa* landed on a dirt road only a few NEW YORK. Mar. 23 — (JP) — Some 300 yean a$o. an Engliih troup-, Intended a* a tcrrylhle operation feet from infantrymen, who were startled to see him step out. ling gave a big boost lo the rearming of America in I9SI, for the Communist*. 0:34—Third wave landed, right The growth of New England, eipecially a* an induitria! area, wa* “The nurpoie of this operation the first wave hadIly beginning lo irk hi* majesty. So he iuurd an rdirl forbidding skilled It to kill the enemy," he said where this time ihe men were fanning bluntly. That enrmy eompria* * English mechanics, tool-maker* and other craftsmen from emigrating lo some 20,000 Re,l troop*, p r.- out In all directions, pushing out these'shores. The idea wa* to keep) ► to form a solid perimeter. t ha colonic* dependent on Briti*n Hartford, Conn, and Jet engine, ■uinahly North Korean*. 0:44—Two helicopter* appeared Fur a solid hour mm and equip­ workshop*. But even as today, (he tleek and shiny a* roitumr jewelry, to carry out any wounded nr Inment poun-d down In the drip Yankee* were hard to handle, and are emerging frem another. The j ured. lone — only a mile wide — In th# Idea backfired. 0:43— They landed In the main mill* are rolling, and even the lip­ five wavri; infantry and Banger*, New England became the work- stick factories are ready to condrop area. especially trained for this task; ■hop o f the new nut ion. D:A0—Tho 'copters took off, Aa n direct reeult, no other part It la no trick, to they toll me, ammunition, firld g'in* and jcej», presumably carrying two .Injured all rarried hy hright-hued paraof the United Stab Alan Is i‘ la ao so rich te change over frem llpatlct car­ men eaeyn. In drops that sise, In special thills, the 'ability ability to tridges ta making eases for bul­ chutes. I ... there woald he some Injuries. As thr men dropped. F-ftl Mu*, make anything from a cathode tube let* and even shell*. Ten surfeons frem India, a to a battleship. And no The fashioning of fuses and tha tangs and F-M .Shooting Star Jet* World War II ’chutist team, were tlon la playing a vital rote delicate Instruments summoned up dipped Into strafing runs on dis­ In Ihe air drop. In tho effort rearm rapidly, by the science of electronic* I* In tant hill*. Troops were walking about, get­ Ships are coming o fff the way*, the hand* o f New Ragland optical Ilowtver, there was no ground ting into skirmish order — be­ ant* are The *mall-erm* rm« pli plant u pert*, clock and watch-makers, fire and no opposition. having as men nsrer do when mint. Some o f the mightiest air- and even jeweller*. Tbo operation waa aa neat a* bullet* are flying. There wa*n t plane engines In the werl The Immeore range and variety a practice Jump at Ft. Benaing, a sign o f mortar fire. emerging from one a* Ca. Thi* la how It went! Almost 10—hack came the fly. °f tewirnSLod In the Pratt-Whltnay 9 A.M.—The first ware para­ Truman Accused Open House To Be Tobey Calls For e l d In Bel Air Investigation Of Of Pouring Money H By Ozier - W e l l e r William O’Dwyer Down 'Rat Holes’ Parachute Attack Behind Red Lines Goes Off With Perfect Precision New England Yankees Contribute Many Skills To Defense Program to Costt'llo Admits Political Tics |Enlistment Increase Ami Decreasing War C a s u a l t i e s Given As Reason For Move WASHINGTON. Mar PtlH CONUItTAttON I* held hy Frank Costello (’em will) hu attorney, George Wolf, during Ills resumption ol testimony before the New York City hearing* ot Die Senate Crime Investigating Committee. Cmletlo. who said he hail never votrdln lit* life, attributed any influence he might have lo the fact that he ha* "lived all my life In Manhattan I know the leader* and I may sometimes »*y a good word " (International) TrumanSignsLaw Rest Home Group For 3 Months Rent BuysNkkle House Control Extension For Elderly Finns Union Leaders Confer First Contingent O! With Meat Packers .30 Are Expected To T o Avert Strikes Arrive In Autumn WASHINGTON^ M u . 21 </1') — -I’leswlrnl Tiuman today mined ■U>|)-g*p legiilalmn eiirmlim. ilir (etleial trnl conliul pioguim lor three month* — lltimiglt June 10 Without the eilentu.n the pro­ gram would have expited at ihe end nl tint month and up lo about i.lBMI.CHMI dwelling* now under rent I't,,*|>r*(* lot the rilahlithmml heir ol a colony ol 200 lo 250 .Rum* were rrvealril today by llenrv Nickle who announced he lia« mid hi* home and 4 acirt ol land on Silver Lake In Sarrpta Red Home, lnc.nl Republic, Mull. Rev. K. V. Mykl.alien, manager uf (he llrd Home, nnnoun.e.1 that he expect* lo open the .1 room limin' mid ’• I'-'Oi gaiage apart­ ment next full when he will bring In Sanford the fir it contingent *,f cifmuit 10 elderly retired per*on*, i* umiHweg !)■ r**e I'lakir 23 M't Hie \rnty announced lo.li* il i* cutting m half the April draft call ut 80,000. Il announced the April *.ill ha* been reduced lo 40,00(1. An incre.ue in volunlarv enlut* men!, and a decline in Korean caiiialliei made the action p<.i*ib|p, the Army laid Thr A imy noli fictl Setex'lm* Seivice headquatlei. that Ihe irriinlion in th* quota could be made without intei fri im. with the plan­ ned expansion of the Aimy** strength." T h *• announcement followed word lo Senator* by Mi> Anna Rosenberg, a*«t<taiil Secretary of defense, that manpower commit­ ment* made to General MneArlhur are exp*vled to be nut in April-for the first time *ince the Ko­ rean war began. The Army <olil the reduced call •va* attributed to two factor* 1. “ New enli«tmeiit* in Jan­ uary and February to In led 4*1.000 n- ngnin*t an anticipated total for the two month* of only 20,000 This repriienl* n gam of 2 d,0»,)ii over Army'* original expecta tions.” 2. “ ('a*iialtie* to dole in the K'lrenn fighting were Ill.llOO t«>luw estimate* bared on >n*uultir -u»mined in the earlier phase* of the fighting." The downward revision today reduce* the total of monthly quo­ ta* railed *inec In-t September from 500.000 to 550,1gKl. The nil In Ihe April draft call," fere with the atlalntiunt of Ihe Ihe Army *ai.t, "Will u.<» intir Army'* required tn n glli in a>Med by the Joint Chief* of Siaff curda nee with the etiediite plniiThe •pei'd of expnn'i.m i, n•■***•<(hi* n' udabilily *arilv llmiie.l tu llo* i*la11rtH#*| Hat »*««r t Uialt C r e w Revolts At Takinir Shio I n t o Red Chinese Rorl TOKYO,1 Mot.t 21 V Ihe crew ,<l a llmi-ii nii'iehani hip that won commendation f") its part in the K.r,.in llungii.iiii , vnruaiion i *mI»> refu-e.l in -ml to i< » M l * » r * (la 1‘ a a e I 'la h O llniren, in ltd China. Tonight, the owner nt.l they Lt. Paul Biffgers Is Would neither imprison (tor otheiwi-r iH-nnlito tin m « Instead. Inspection Officer *nid n tniw-ege Imm the London •lipping funi of I'. It I'jm.letl*. I’arkinRSpaces Arc Word h»» been received here the *hip will lo- ieruut.il t<> nnl,y Mr*. I’aul G. Bigger* t h u . other pnr', and it won't to* tn Provided For Board Communiit her *on, l.leul. I’aul T. Bigger". territory S C , I’ .SN, ha* recently been inr».l«An official *,f ,< 5 okohama city workmen thi* mo$ning •hipping agent for I'nrideli* -uil Instwction IIIfleer of the Ih'pnt »• *laile.l pine Ing jiost* on the nn. i i ' itiiaH*a nn r»«e rt*i.ii ihe Navy Yard In Brooklyn, N.Y. p.-ily adjoining the Softball I’nik l.leul. Iliggst* wa- in ttir Navy and I,nek of the llo* Station in horn Junr, 10425 until February, urdn III provide rigid pat king Ford Charily Assets 1040. when he wa* put In an In ■-c“e■ (or member* of the State Rise To Half Billion ftcllvr duty ilutua* i.r » ii' i*- Welfare Board, which i* now localled to active duly ut the depot . nii.i in the Mri*ch Building. on February 12 of |hl» y<»r. DETROIT, Mai 21 t>D \lr*. Troy Hay, director of the A native of Sanfur.l, Lieut Big­ lioaul, today e*pre**ei| thank* to V**et* of the giant Ford Founda­ ger* attended ill** local school* the City Comml**ion fur provid­ tion, »et up by Henry Ford in und wn* graduated from Seminole ing the space, puinling out that IDid, hove mounted to npi'roxiHigh School, lie Inter attended mntety half * tdllion dollar*. North Carolina .Slate University the present parking fneilltie* on Thi* wa* ihown today in th,* the lot luirk ol the building are where he majored In textile man­ inadequate and crowded *o that report of the utgunUatlon n ‘ of agement and ha* had consider­ wmker* have a diflieiilt lime |»ec. 1|, I15U. The financial able experience In textile rr*-iu«h -tatement showed that uft.^ degitting their automohilea in and and allied field* oa a civilian. IL uueting {18.272,522.07 for unpaid i* married and ha* one daugid.i out. appropriations and 121,111.17 for u< >i i i i i i I - payable net anactl camto {4U2.lt iAj!55. The hulk of the a**et* it repre­ sented in non-vntmg l.ul divtitciidearning stock in the Ford Motor Co. The Foundation's ineomo fr»m Ford dividends w»» described a* An uniliually large attendance II expected at the annual Latier relatively large in IU4U and 1U50. The forecast wa* made, however, Sunriir (rrvice at 0:15 o'clock Sunday morning at the Municipal Hand- that in 1051 and tha ’•foreseeable futuro" a reduction in such in. *|,f^ Th* Rev. A, G. Meinnii. paKtu ol thr R n t Prerhylrnan ('huith. corn,, “ i» untie iput cl lierause of the national emergency, with re­ and president of Ihe Mmi.lerial Aitocialion hete, will deliver Ihe baitel duced volume of autumotdte pro­ duction and substantially higher sermon. , . . . . . Always Imprraslve in Ihe beau­ Prated. In the Greek and Inlin langu­ rate- of corporate taxation." ty uf thr scene a* the sun cast* age* and their derivltive*. the The Foundation win set un in It* Mrst morning Iwnm over laki term pasehn, from the H*Lr»w-, ItUtf. A* a philanthropic, educa­ Monroe, the service will he made na*eh or pa»*«ver is u*ed. In thi* tional nnd non-profit organisation even mote enjoyable hy Die sing­ way, the Christian fr»tiv»! i* it* stock holding* arc non-taxing of the Seminole High School linked with the onrlenl tiehrew aide. Glee Club, and ihe playing of feint of the I’a* lover. the High School Bond under 4L The Weather Thi* week, colored Ka«ter egg* rectlnn of II. K. Black. may he seen in stnre windows, and Much has barn done to make In the window of a Sanford Ave­ JACKRONVII.t E. Mar. 23 - « n thla the largest and lie*t Sunri*<* nue feed store are hundreds of Atlanta rt.'t 4:1 Service ever hsld in Sanford, sail brightly colored l«ahy chicks and Ilistnark 1t» t« the Rev. Glenn E. Smith of ihe dusens of baby rabbit*, «0 28 Denver Ministerial Association, and a .Tt 51 This Is uf annual *lgnlftranc« Dea Moines cordial Invitation 1* extended tn at thi* time of year, for the us« Fresno to IW all wnrahlppers of Ihe risen Chriu of bun nirs. chick* and erg* to New York 45 12 nn to attend. to crifhrate Easter I* one nr man­ I’ hocnix Modern relearnt Ion* of Enaler. kind's mo.*l ancient holiday cus­ Saint 1-ouin *WJ 51 other than Ihe religious one, are tom*. 15 15 Washington development* of rite* and ru'tnmi .5 21 Ancient people*, often far re. Winnipeg uf the Norse festival. The nam- moved fiom each other, individu­ Jacksonville 47 am rut is derived from Otiara or E«*lre ally decided lhat ihe egg wa* the Miami nnrirnt Noise goddess of spring, symbol tn indicate the beginning Tallahassee 71 41 Tampa whose annual return wa* 72 (Om Sh M Oa ra re Ktotoi 47 Sunrise Services To Be Held At 6:1J On Sunday At Municipal Bandshell �•.* » l FRIDAY MAR. 23, THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA i 'a o GKlNEVA MEWS By ADIHK PRKVATT Hr ADDIK PRKVATT Mra. W. L. Self and Mr*. R. Shulta entertained the Audubon Club Saturday avtning with n canasta patty at the home of Mra. Scig. (iamra at eight table. Were played. Light rein aliment* were terved. Mr. and Mra. Ed Fulford and rhlldren, apent the wrekrnd in Lake Wale* with Mra. Fulfurd't m. tm r, Mra. Wm. Edward*. A number of people attended the lUr-IMj at Lemon Uluff laat Friday evening, given by the Cattlemen* As-ncia'i n. Mr. ami Mra. Wilbur Metier* of Orange I'atk and Mra. Geo. Neal, ly of Jacksonville were weekend urat* of Mr. and Mra. II. M. Belira. Mr. and Mra. Frank I'ilt* of Mima w ire gueata Sunday after* noon of Mr*. Harry Geiger and P a ra ch u te A tta ck Kaallaaed Kr.a Paat One) Eng lioxcara, Precisely on th* hour they drripjttd their heavy cargo — ammunition, gun* and Jeepa. Jeeps awurtg like penduluma. The ahoek of the ‘chute opening waa loo nm rh f t ' ■■ ■ M r hame *e , and tan Jeep* w<m family. Mra. W. G. Andrr* I* hnim from the Fmrnald Laoghioti Meinolial lloapitul where ahe ha* neen for aomr time. Mr*. Frank huiiM(. Mra. Harry SolUia, and Mia. Ed Jewel nf rkiulh Charleston, llblo, amt Mra. William Mattson of South Dakota, who arc atnying at the' Titu-ville Trailer Court, were gueit. Wed Harry Geiger ia hom* from tii. ne.day of Mm . T. W. I’revott. (late patii horpitai ill Orlando, al",, Phillip Hall, l from til* (fHange General Memniial hospital, wi-eir they imth underwent major ope ration*. Ia' khI Notice Mr. and Mm Carmlrhel of Oi in nut * iiii n r mi n t stent lamia and Caplin nd Mr*. C. W. J l IIH M l. I III) I I T H I' r m i i - Culpepper of Eau (iallie were i n v. in m i i on « i :«i m o m : viaitora at thr Srlg horn* Suni oi v r i , t \ ir it m t H r . to . t » i U. ItA V M o N Ii K I.I.A lilt, a* A m III. r i "* ,m. f)rie Malhiriix nf Sanford AiHnlnlatralnr *iim tn la m .r t lu waa lulling on friend, brie Mona n n .s n <i| Hi. ]>ta|a uf W . I..» rtay. lltlllen, ,1*. e,u r.i, italnitrr. Sir. and Ml*. Alvin Allan helil Vrt II L U lt A V n .K V . J it amt S m iA II open house Fiiday niglit for thr'ir u i < A V i :i .r :r . h i. <-»r.. *mi c ,h i t c h aon», Capt, ami Mr*. ('. W. Cnl R T A T U .r III' A M E R IC A . prpper uf Fail Gallic ami Varrjon l>*f.nilanl* C u lp e p p e r who wilt an rn m in er: n r Hiarr.wa m l k Ilvrr Nolle* I* h*r*l-r *l*»n Itiat utiA.r be leaving fnt Grminny. and lijr ru m * i f a i l .c r r . >4 for*, Ml gur»la called and light refresh, rln s u r. d»l*d lh , 3lul day of M aH h, nit ni, were serverl. A II I I I I , m l tied In a t tt lain <a in i Mr*. Cornelie* Wer '*>n aiwnt •ritltna III Hi* I'ln u lt I '. a r l nr lh* C 6 Hill Ju d le l.t I'lr.o ilfl of H lIrliH , fi.r H H.mlnul* In and for .m lnu l. Count >. r h a n .t r > . l ' » . t S » T i l l , wlm raln O. It A V if»* *•1• I M A III*. ■* Ahelltary A d m liii.irat, r ruin Ir.tanianfn annaan of H i. I ' . I«| . <•( tV l,*t ll ill.o , d t.r a .td i . I'l.ln llf f . and R l> O R A V K t.ItV . J ll and N O R A II GlMVi:U:v || . ttlft. and UNITED F TA T K .H f»K AH K IlIC A , a i t De­ fendant,, I. T I l l l Y C M irim M .. W I I I T K . a* Hj>*e lal Master In Chan rare, w ill „M »r fur ail* am] aril at public outer* In (ha hlgheat bidder fo icaah, al tha H n n l door nf Ida CouM llouar In Utmlnula County, Florida. doing th* tagal hours nf •»la. on Mnmlay. Iha tnd day n( April. A I> 1111, Iha follow Inc real falsi*, allual*. Irina and brine In Nenilnol* County, Florida. to-wlti „ Th a •« ’ ** nl lh* n r :** of Hart Inn II, TnHnahlp *| dnulli, Itanga II Kaal Iha aama halna **.M In aall.rr aald davraa Trny C Muaaalwhlla Aa Hparlal Ilaatar In Cliam ary. Edward K u,.*Hi« poll* tlnr far I’UIMirr. • * Orlando Hlnridn the wrekriul with her rlaiigltei and *on.|n-)*u Mr. anil Mra. Van tfrunty in Miami. Mr. and Mi* Ii. J. Ituschmann of llanillton, Ohio an*| a**n Henry Ruachmann Jr. nf Chicago, II!., ■re visiting their daughter Ruth Ruarhmann who i* slaying with Mr*. Ruby Cnmhv anil daughter Lee. E. II. Grant spent a few day* last week In Miami with friend* Mr. and Sir*. Fred l.ailatil of Maitland visited Mr. and Mr*. I’ hillip Hauer Tu<--d*y. Defense Preparations land alone produced more than a Connecticut (tats organisation Is third of all tin Army, Nary and trying to sign up trained men to Airforce uniform*. Tiny Connecti­ work after-Lours and on wcak-enda (Continued from I'age One) Stanley-Rogrers cut, dflth ftate in lilt, home* 334 in defense plants. pear* only in part from the long different categoric* of industry, Yes, this la Hie workshop of dtt of different defrnae contract*, each making different product*. Hardware Co. Amarica, thanka to that English or their total dollar-vaJu*. About M perrent of these, a* king. He forced the Yankee* to 214 SANFORD AVE. That figure i* reaching up Io­ in all New England, are imaH be ni* own machinist and Iron­ taard fdMl.OOO.OOO. It appliea, of plants, employing fewer than 100 worker. And thr tradition of Eli .our e, only to non-serret artirlei. people. Whitney, Sam Colt, Simeon North. P h o n e 1361 Toe obje ta on the "claaaificd ’ list They grew directly from home Worchester Warner and Ambrose electronic part*, for example— Suasey ia a powerful fnfluenca in COURTEOUS SERVICE probably total very much more. In imloatry, the rualom of putting thr the whole re-armament program either line. New Englander* >ay whole family to work on piece today. PRICES RIGHT good*, and the fact that the early 1 no gieat at rain ha* hern felt, ex­ cept here and thcie. In manpower. Yankee had to make practically QUALITY MERCHANDISE Pork chops browned In a big KuJm.' W?,T>. RfeSST*:l JXSC“ ““ h' *"d th “ skillet, then smothered with otlay sauerkraut, make a hearty supper lh* thousand* of factories, big an d’sh. Flavor the sauerkraut with (dunging to snati. W all, turning nut arms, textiles, Another landed in n tree. Stilly nirrraft, rubber good*, hall hear­ ralt. freshly-ground pepper, and u another phuignl through the roof ings, heliropters, preriston instru­ little brown sugar. nf n Korean mud farmhouse. ments, electrical machinery, shoe., ’I he drop was nvrr. paper, and optical artirle*. Colored News (lur silvrr 11-17 swung north j Small industry ia worried alrout to see If any lied* wcie moving toward the Altl.orne group. A the effrrt of rontrnl* on critical The Progressive Voters League long search failed to find even materials, especially metal*. Only a very few plant* have artually of Flor ids will hold a legislative ! one. Earlier Lt. Oil, benjamin I<, doited for !*rk of supplies, hut rlinic at the F. and I f . Hull Sat- i i ip haw, Tallulah, I*., an Eighth mnniifailureis said thoy exprrtrd urday morning at 11:30 o'clock I halt i* located at Locust Ave- | Army Assistant Operation* aIfft - to Ire felling the pinch try April. The Organised efforts are being nur and Seventh Street. cer, pointed to three — three A second session will be hrld tiny ligures running along a ridg-* pichcd fry the New England munline. They were the only one* ell, and individual slate offices, to in the afternoon at 2:00 o’clock bring mure >uh-contrart* from big All niemlx-rs of the organization j we ,aw in more than an hour. Eighteen mile* soutn, along the industry to the small plant*. Thr ale asked by F. A. lJunn, presi­ mail hath toward the regular rrport in Rhode Island was that dent, to Ire present. Thr public 1* ; front mirth of Seoul, Lt. Col. suh-eontraetlng is Imglnnlng to invited. Harry F. Moore i* exe­ Il Janie* Quirk uf Philadelphia, an rearli small industry already, ras­ cutive director. Eighth Army nlaff nffirrr. *pet ing the process nf conversion. There will lie an E**tet Egg ] Thr nation-wide shortage of en­ tril lead tanks nf the ground forcr. They were moving northward t*> gineers la especially anile in these Hunt for all colored children of ;. link up with Fhe airdrot>|ie>l arras. Pratt and Whitney ha* SVuiliade County at the Mo-el) ’ ’ tern sending trams of fu g lu m . Funeral Home at R02 Sanford trialp*. "ItHih, you ran see the s|M|eial out to recruit othri tnginrera. A Avenue Monday at 4:00 P. M. ly idanlrd mine* in the tn*d They’ve got engineer* ahead of it., tunk*, digging them out," In said. All down the road were irreg­ ular d‘>ta where the load had i>«rn dug up anti explosive* plant*d. limb of the armored spearhead were tnllr* and miles of tank*, ti licit*, jeep* anil special vehicle* and marching Infantry. This task forre must pu*’ through those IS mile* of Red territory In link Up with the Ail irorne force. From the air it looked ra*v r*rept for the mine*. Nowhere was there any aign of action. SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATIONS Will be held April 10. 1951, beginning al nine o’clock r In the morning, al the Seminole High School for While •pplicant* and al Croomu Academy Tor Negro appli. cants. There are vacancies in colleges to be filled in Freshman, Junior. Senior and Graduate classes, for Imth boys and girls. For full Information call on the I'rincipul of your high ochuoL T. W. Lawton. Co. Supt. MsOUKKsS Fur that lady likr lourh . . . tlliniug *hcrr Cotluiu, Mullifillamrut C r e p r a a u rl Nylon.-, dainty larr triinmnl ■nd twilorrd style* . , , . Six* 32-40 1 . 9 8 t o 5 .9 8 BESTFORM SPECIAL! THIS WE ONLY " ' S U IT S T H E M T A T E o k K U O IIIU A , to L y n n it O rlarr, R m ad w ay, Vlralnl* you ara h r r r l,, nnlltlad d ia l T h a r lo ll Itrlv tr. ha* Iliad aull for d ltu ira aaalnal ynu In iha Kir, m i Court for ■•mine!* Couniy, al Hanford. F lo rid a , In Chancary, and ynu ara hOraliy rrqulrad lu rila. ptrannally •f. b F atlotaay. w lin Hia r i m „r aald C ourt ynur wrltton dafaaao. If any. to iho hill nf complaint In aald eauaa by the l»H< day nf A p ril M il llrra ln fall mu « r ludemant h i i i ha “Jtfinat ><"* by dal*lilt w m r w w my hand and the era! aald Court al Hanford, rtnrlda. tala Ith day or Uarrli A. t». M U O I* IIE U N H o n Clark, (B R A L t J o h n <1 Spring'* IM-wrat slylrt in Iwrvaty Sheen Gahanlint ami Hhark-Lin. Pa-trl*, White and Navy . . , Sites 10 20: U Si-Sm 14.95 to 24.95 l .,,n „ r ,t , Wot.drofl-I'rrhlria llulldlng, A ltu rn a y lor PM Inlllf. SL1P8 FICTm LEO AI. . ' . " ut v *a NAHB *.wtja Nolle# Is busby given tbs that wa K* kuslaaas at llt h FI and hu t Avsnua la Maaford. *•*7!!?“ ** S i l l r , Fta. undo ihe IP-Ill loirs name, Fig -a XVh .ile .,„u that we Island in rralrler aa»1 name piireaaat in iha trim* of the rielltloua Kama Hialnia, to-wit: Fee. Ml a* „t Florida Mtalutaa Mil with the ClerV nf tha drouli Court or gemlnule Couniy. Florida Ji.lm Ii leer Itarrr K. Tm.U* Owaera Mar I*. Mil Lavish S'.lps In Nylon Multifiiiamant Crepe In rious paatela and white exquisite nylon net and trims . . . hit* 32 to t>2 2 .4 9 H OSK HADAC0L Is R equested By N u r s e s Fashionable Figuring, f I uoata • an , from l these i for M . For Rummer Ahradl P Rayon, nurses Figure Control and Easy Movenumt , . . and And So Inexpensive, Too! Slws To Fit Every r| Figure. am! W tou r S 5” tlw HADACOL formula to pa♦ * « • • » » » • » 4aflelanl In Viumine Bl, IB, Iron and Niacin. Mra. L. D. Lontt, a registered •[ho Mw* at HOB Walnut th'uTisSi jp u jE r- "1 w m down in Florida roc tha PM* month. I had no anatyy ao •Moral mombara of nty family told to try a bottle af HADACOL. 1 slater, who la a mirac, wai t bottle. HA DA------ -- — r ..mta dut« b.. K & 50 Other Stylet 2.2S to 7JW ACME VACUUM HTOKKH, INC. •M N. (MANUK AVIL. ORLANDO, FLA. I would Rk« * lr*t -■ - tm4. , m •a df* MIMd it bull I linger Sewing Muhin* it no ebligatlon to mo. SO year* old," " HADACOL can kelp you If Buffer aueh deflcienclea. Ask Opi>uaita Post Office At Lawaat I - M & m m m Whit# Cotton (Johordinr and Bedford Cord* Eton S tyle . . . . HI*** It.tlx 11.98 to 4.98 ITTLE You Have One On . . . Ganlle But Firm IV? of professional HAd X o o L LITTLE BOYS’ SUITS Cotton and Nylon . . ^ Ho light You Forget have received many 1 .9 8 t o 3 .9 8 (Ptna Tax) v Coul ’ Cnnln»l ItA G S T <i cpniph incut y o u r Spring roatum*. Patrnts, P la s tic lasathrr and Straw | 1 . 2 9 t o 1 .9 5 Registered nurses, in increasing numbers, ara showing a keen In­ terest In HADACOL and in the remit. Ihnl are h 'e lp g sc. cured with this ra a t modern o r m u 1a. Re. 8 .9 8 H A N D Nylon* in Bird of Paradt*v color* Iry tlolrponf, Hanes itrl Emm. It or •4 guagr. Id denier . . . HADACDI. Help* Falk* Suffering Daflrienrlfa nf Vltamina 1)1, 112, Kiarin aad Iron. to and lua. . . lace AUTH01 - - - ’ K' " ,(» •' ’ �F R ID A Y I*a m : 'm i.* : T H E D A M U iO J U h H A L U , O A A tu ilU . I L U U W A M A H . W . Iti&l UPS ALA COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY SEVENTH PAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Elm Avanu* and Seventh Street ALLIANCE Church School 10:00 A.M. Church services Saturday at Park Avrnur and Fourteenth Worship 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. Street Westminster Fellowship 7:00 Sabbath School 9:30 A.M. Glenn K. Smith. Pastor Prayar meeting Wednesday P.M. Rible School 9:45 A.M. ■<i I V n k Nm»r». m n l W prr*entrH at Ik* Herald office <m i »« Evening Service 8:00 P.M. night at 7:30 o'clock. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. 4*f bt(w « publication. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 The Junior Choi of the church Sanford Ministerial Amocimtlon P.M. will present a program of Easter Rev. A iiru* C. Mcinnlt, President music during the Morning Wor­ FIRST METHODIST CHURCH TIIK COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Fred I.. Ilortnn, Ser.-Trcas. J. F- McKinley. Minister ship hour. The pastor will speak Lake Mart Mra. P. R. Stephenson. D.R.K. on the subject: "Must We See?" C. C. White. Pastor 9:45 A.M. Church School. A Kvening Service 7:45 P.M. FIRST IIAPTI8T CHURCH CONGREGATIONAl. CHURCH Church School 10:00 A.M. An informal meeting for all data for every age. Park Airnur and Slalh Street Park Avenue and Third Street Worship 11:00 A.M. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. ages. The pastor will -peak. All IV. I'. Ilrook*. ir H I’a.tor J. Bernard Itool, Minister Choir practice, Tuesday 8:00 Sermon topic: “ Let Eastrr Pawn" ore cordially welcome. John I. Miller, Minister of Church School 10:00 A.M. P.M. 8:30 P.M. Intermediate Youth Education Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Prayer Rible Hour, Thursday Fellowship Service. HOLY CROSS l III HI II "We've Save,) A Place For You." “ erition: “ The Tomh In The Gar 7:30 P.M. Evening Worahin. 7:30 P.M. (Episcopal) Sunday School 9:45 A.M. “ Urine den." Kastrr Sunday: Sermon Topic: "Resurrection* ot Rrt. II. I- Zimmerman, II. D., the Family to Sunday School." Easter Suntise Service 0:00 A M. History". Rector Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. TIIK WONDERFUL WINDOW Easier Sunda) Sermon bv Pr. Pope A. Duncan of "There Is an enchanting little 7:30 A.M. Choral Eucharist. Stetson university; song leader, story called "The Wonderful Wintt:0n A.M. Choral Eucharist and Mr. Jack Coldlron of Stetson Uni- •low." It Is the tale of a London verslty. clerk, working in drah and depress- aernton. 4 :P0 P.M. Children's Service. 1 raining Union 0:15 P.M. ing surroundings, v ho nought a Service 'lilting the week* Union* for nil age groups. Story mysterious oriental window anil Monday through Thursday and THE Hour for rhihlrrn under 9 years installed it high in his office work of age. room, looking through this win­ Saturday Holy Communion 7:30 Evening Worship 8:00 P.M. dow, the hard-driven clerk saw no! A ll Friday lloiy Communion 9:00 Sermon hv Pr. Pope A. Punran of the familiar scenes of slums, sunStetson University; song leader, less streets, dingy marts and surly AM Mr. Jark Coldimn of Strtaon Uni­ men, which had all hut overwhelm CHRIST CHURCH, long*nod versity. ed his soul. He saw Instead a fain (Episcopal) invites you Wr are cooperating in the Hap- city with beautiful castles and tow­ tilt Simultaneous Itrvival Cru- ers, green parks, wide streets. lies. II. I.. Zimmerman. II. D., Virar sadr. Servicea will he held earh On the highest tower there wa* i Laxter Sunday to the Revival Services evening nt 8:00 P.M. except Sat­ lovely homes, and happy pc 9:30 A.M. Holy Eucharist and urday through Apr. I. We urge latgc white banner with a stutdv sermi’n. everyone to attend every acrvice I night protecting the fair cits All are welcome. possitle. A cordial welcome to all. ftom a fierce dragon of degener­ which begin Sunday "Christ la the answer for all the acy and wrong. This wonderful world." window put a halo of glory on the FREE METHODIST CHURCH Wrst Fourth Street and Laurel everyday task for the young man.. morning, March 25— 11 A. M. Avenue TIIK Clll HUlj OF HOP Somehow He felt his part was to Fred It. Horton, Pastor 2509 Kim Asrnur help the knight keep the city hapSunday School 9:45 A.M He». Joe r . Urewa, Pastor py and beautiful and prosperous Services each Evening 8 P. Af. Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. Sunday School 9:15 A.M. Classes and strong. Radio program (Dial fiJOl 6:00 for all ages. "The story of Easter is the story Morning Worship ll:0n A.M. of God's wonderful window of di­ P M. Young Peoples Service 7 .00 P.M Message hy the pastor, subject: vine surprise.” Evangelistic Scrvlre 7:30 P.M. "The Glory of the Resurrection" — Carl Knuilsen All mrmlieis are urgrd to bo pre­ Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 • M. sent at thla service. t 1 FIRST PRF.SIIYTKRIAN Kvangrlistfr service 7:30 P.M. CHURCH Nursery for small children Message ami altar call by the pas­ Rev. A. G. Mrlnnls, II It. Minister BAPTIST CRUSADE tor. 9:45 A M. Church School. Beginning Sunday, Southern nt nil service* Tuesday evening prayer meeting 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship; Baptist* east of the Mississippi and Bible study. Kveryhody is in­ Sermon "Living To Live Again” will launch an Evangrlistlr Cru­ vited to attend this service, filing hy Rev. A. G. Mclnnis. sade through a simultaneous revi­ your nihles. 8:30 P.M. Pioneer Fellowship val, Pr. W. I*. Brook*. Jr. announc­ Miaaionary service each Thurs­ Youth Fellowship. ed today. Nearly all of the more ☆ day evening at 7:30 P.M. Mr*. 7:30 P. M. Kvening Worship. than 18.000 churches east of the Marie Kinard, loader A missionary Special musical program by Youth Mississippi have indicated that program you will enjoy. Choir. they will enter Ihe campaign. Dr. Pope A. Dunrnn, Preacher Victory leader* Rand service Special music for Sunday morn­ The First Baptist Church of Friday evening at 7:30 P.M. Mr* ing: Anthem, "Easter Paean" by Sanford will have as its guest Evelyn Bennett, Superintendent. A Chancel Choir; Anthem, “ Fear preacher Pr. Pope A. Punran of Jack Coldlron. Song header program for all young people. Not, O Israel" by Chancel Choir Stetson University. The song lead­ with solos hy Mra. C. K. Ginn, Mrs. er will lie Jack Coldlron, also of The Church string band will fur­ nish Ihe music and the public Is in­ Harris Folds, Clifford MrKIhhin, Stetson. Robert Brown. The meeting begins with the vited to attend all these service*. Sunday mnrnitir worship «orvicr If you are looking for u friendly FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH at 11:00 A. M. and continues church come to The Church of God. 1687 Sanford Avenue through the following Sunday "Th# Joy Of Eaater" will be th- evening service Apr I. The even­ CKNTIIAI. BAPTIST CHURCH Ninth Street and l-aurrl Avenue sermon subject used hv the .Min- ing service* will liegin at H:(8) later for his Easter message. Then- I’.M. and • nursery will la- oiien Rev. S. L Whatley, Pastor for the small rMIdrrn. An invita­ Sunday School 0:45 A.M. "Bring will he special Easter anthems. At 8:00 P.M. the Minister's «er- tion Is extrruli-il In everyone to la­ th» •t ’ Sunday School." Morning Worship 11:46 A.M. roon subject will be “ Bought And in every srrvier pnssildp. Southern Baptist chutrhe* bap­ “ God's Wagon”, sermon by the Paid For". The Church school will hrgin Its tised over 876.000 tieopl* Inst year paster. worship and study .at 9:45 A M. and thtlr Sunday Krhtttli 'turned • B.T.U. 7:00 P.M. A union for Christian Youth Fellowship meet­ net enrollment gain of over 3(10.. evary age group. ing 8:10 P.M. 000 With the simultaneous cru­ Evening Worship 8:00 P.M. Rev. A cordial welcome is extended to sade, Southern Riptl«t* are plan­ D. L. Bra bard will bring Ihe me*- all. ning another record-breaking year saga. J. Randall Farris is the minister. ' during I9SL A t THE C H U R C H E S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ☆ MORNING DKVOIIONS Pr. W. P. Brooks, pastor of th First Baptist Church, will be in charge of Morning Devotionthroughout next »rs*k. The Pro­ gram is a presentation of Radio Station WTRR, in cooperation CHURCH OF CHRIST Kim Asenue and Second Slrret J. C. Nicholson, Minister Bible Study 10:00 A M. Morning Worship 11 on \.\(. Kvening Worship 7 :o p )(, Thursday Bible Stud) » iH) P.M All visitors welcome. the Sanford Ministerial As- presentation of the Sunday School i-i en Saturday at 7:15 ttion. and is heard nt 8:30 l.rsion M nday through Friday. A I’M. i n s u r a n c e : REMEMBER THIS, BEFORE YOU RETIRE TONIGHT TIIK PREMIUM W ONT BREAK YOU. A LOSS MIGHT 117 v. Park Aie. BO!iO"IMlf!C£ ■------ f i ' 7 C. M. Boyd I-vkr Mary Shore. Morning Worship II no \.\|. Evening Worship 7 :0n |VM. - " <^>lierjoLi# .. ,, altar# v Ji-i, rUCm-L «—.7 DON’T Pill IT OFF ANY LONGER ONLY 7 DAYS LEFT TO F ill: YOUR 1951 APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION and PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS! S A T U R D A Y . M A R C H 31st IS T H E L A S T D A Y TAX I.AWS PROVIDE SEVERE PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO FII.K RETURN'S ON TAM,IIII.K AND INTANUIIILK PBKSONA1. PROPER. TV. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION CANNOT UK HUANTKP UNLESS APP l.IC .A T IO N IS F I L E D W I T H I N T I I K P H K S 1 1 U H K I) T I M E . Illank.w have been mailed In all who filed application or mnde returns last year. If you failed to receive sours plrarre rail for Ihem nt the ARsesiwir'n Office. When appliint: for llome>teart Exemption for the find time, please brink' deed with you. If >ou nerd help with your let urns, I nhnll lie Rind to nvtist yon. YOU ARK NO I.ONCKIt UKRUIKEI) TO FILE APPLICATION Mill HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION AT THE CITY HALL. HUT IF YOU A HE ENTITLED TO WIDOWS EXEMPTION OH DISAHILITY EXEMPTION. 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Hut come, try Powerglidc . . . and learn what finest rut-ihl/i driving at lourit cost really meant . . . by driving a new |<J3I Chevrolet! You'll find It's an important reason why more people buy GicwulcU than any other carl tha te w -p rlc* Hold. Take Ihe wheel of Chevrolet lor *JI and tty the timeproud powergild* Automatic Tumniinuip. teamed with its own great IOJ-h.p. Valve in lle-«l enginenimt /viarr/a/ engine in th# low-price fi.U. No clutch pedal-no gcanhilting-nnt even a hint of rear changes in forward driving! Only velvet velnel/y-a smooth, unbroken How ol power at all engine speeds? Com* in and Uy this only fully proved automatic transmission in the low-ptice Held at your rarliett convenience! •Combination ol tonurglUr Automatic Tranimlulon and 103-h.g. engine optional on Du Lute moduli at uxtru tost. �PAGE FOUR The Sanford Herald FRIDAY-MAR- 28, . 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, PM)RIDA Easter In Strife Joy is tin* charnel eristic of Foster Day. Ii is n dny of new dawnlnp, of now hope of nr-w life. Hut llils Aprintr, war in Korea seems to east u MiirhtiriK nhndow over thn day. How can Hunter come in u time of killinp. when dnrkneatr seems to t>e lowering and hope for a peaceful world seems to t»e drawing farther away? Vet it Is Easier with our men in Korea, and with us here. The true Joy iif the spirit comes only after suffering. Faster strengthen' belief in the continuance o f life. The tmdy dies. The brain, through which the spirit acts, dies with the tssly. Tint for most men it Is ini|sissible not to be­ lieve that the fine, ethereal something, whoso union with All «lM|lNHr| hi*11****, riftfi Ilf a greater, finer, nmre powerful Spirit of the Universe make* lUiklt ■« rr*«ii(llMHa, |irufliin»iHll**N»«, »■**• m««IVr#« «»f #-»ii rr Iml1*hifait* |h* life worlii while, can never die. Somewhere, some way, some­ III# pnrp*.*e m| rnlalMii wth how, It must live on. lw f i i n H fur HI rriM lftr a d ir r iU * l»C r a lM . Even in Komi men may rejoice on this day. Their H i N M l n i u i A a I U m i U f Mr spirits are one with the spirit of the Christ, for they, too, I mInm4 llr p r M fila * ‘ . ftv r*. I » f ., W n U r h . liH- ficrht for a better life for Man. *rulf, Iu i m m i 1 l i f t ’ At#*$-**«*<•. r.aster concentrates' our ifuuigfitn oh whaf w7ii/.ter Til# I l r r i l 4 U 1 M iM ln r wf III# called A n a r l a l M l*r»M H klrb la # * tJ llM I u Iu I h I f fl# «li# m « f*.r "That truth to flesh and sense unknown Ml All III# la ral M H « p r la l# 4 Th«‘ I.ltc If ever bird nf denlh And love can never h*se its own.” The light of hope can seem most bright when the hour is darkest. There Is a new- dawn; there is new life. i c m i Im TODAY'S IHill. R VF.RftB their I* no rain thal rompenBenuty Anfl Brains salts fot ihe memory of perjury. Memory is rlernul mid ran horn When the annual .selection of M l« America began at like fire. Thou shall not hear falx witne** against thy neighbor,— Atlantic City in the twenties the pmcenn of choosing her Exodus 20:lfi. was bluntly referred to in moxt circles ns a bathing beauty SM AAOH S Die head ol New York’* fire­ contest. Although it may have l>eon thought that thin wns man'* union ray* he gave former a sure-fire hit, for many yearn there wns no tangible pro­ Mayor 0 ‘Dwyrr $10,000, hul fit in It for the optimistic backers In Atlantic City. Change at length brought profit. It also brought a O ’Dwyer drnir* it. You'd tiiink ii a man gavr you $10,000 you broadening of tip- emphania to include benuty not merely wouldn't have any trouble remem­ in u bathing null but in more conventional nttlre, and also dramatic and mtislcal talent and personality development. bering it. I-Aiiy Park* who played ihr pait of Al Jolmn in the "The Jolion Story", admit* belonging to the Communitt Party lor about five year*, wbilr icvrral otliei movie tlkr* Irfur* to answer the House Un-Amrriran Activilie* on the ground, il might inciiminale them. Perhapi we ihould drop pamphlet* on Hollywood. Jim Powell in thl* morning'* Tampa Tribune liili Dan McCar­ ty, Comptroller Gay, former Con* riiman Peterion. Slate Senator ■toy Collin* and Bradley Odham a* being definitely inlrrrilrd in the governor'* race for next year, and former Governor Caldwell. Claude Pepper, and Stale Senate Prnidenl Wallace Slurgi* at olher C poaiibilitir*. According to Prrtident Truman, th« United State* ha* doubled id armed forte* tint* the Korean trouble Hailed lei* than a year ago. At the preienl rate within another year (hi* country will he a butch for Ruttia, even without thi alum bomb. If we can avoid • War until the apriag of 1952, we may then look forward to a long iod of peace . . providing we p our armament* up. B Scminqlo County hai tome nice toad yjevelopmrni woik scheduled in thli year'* budget of the State Road Department. Among them a n ihe paving of 4.2 miles on Road 46 from Mrllonville Ave­ nue to Lake Jrtiup al a coil of $126,000. the widening and pav­ ing of 3.$ miln on Celery Ave­ nue from Sanford Avenue to the river at a coil of $31,000, and the widening and paving ol 2 miles on French Avenue with a pedes­ trian undrrpass al (he high achool at a cost of $425,000. About $150,000 worth oi improvements to-secondary toads ate also planWine, women, and tong are not tim only evils with which thi* world hat to roatend. nor even the wonl. Some of thr others are ltded by John Temple Graves who makes no attempt lo tank them in otdet o f importance. a» fallow*: “diihoneitaes. irresponsibilities, cowardifei. hypocraciei, outlawries lafc-playings, bootlickings, cyni clans, ears-lo-ihe-ground treasons of the Age-of-Handouti, the de­ struction of American fundament­ al*. the making of Cod into shabby mortal images". And he might have added, the making of man. the in­ dividual, into the average man, cut from the tame pattern, thlnktng the tame thoughts, wearing tha tame clothes, doing the same aoHtwl of work, retiring at the same age, with the same pension. The affair became known more generally by itn official title, the MIhs America Pageant. These changes have now brought their inevitable result: The huthihg suit firm which ha* put up a share of the cash and which has been Interest­ ed, understandably, in the original nature of the contest, has now withdrawn. It says, in obvious dlsapiKtintmcnt, that the selection lias become a talent rather than a >M>uut.v contest. The Atlantic City idea is that il Is aot necessary to choose between beauty and brains. The swim suit maker will help to sponsor a new contest, to expand beyond the narrow geographic confines of the Atlantic City contest and choose "Miss Universe." She will lie chosen for her benuty alone, and in n bathing suit. This may offer the people a chance to settle an import­ ant question: Shall we demand bruins with benuty, or seek out ln-auty for its own suke? UntHn^linjf Apfont National affairs and international rrlatlonn on the of­ ficial level are often stymied by. flxad attitudes os to policy, by national prejudices 'and by the obticjirlng of broad is­ sues by a multitude of detailjt. This cOfdltlon is borne in mind by a private organization' daJdgnad to help the situa­ tion, the Public Administration Clearing House. The group originoted Iti Chicago, but a recent grant of half a million rioUhrrf from'tho Ford Kndndatirm hits mada Itosslhlc Its establishment in Now York City now considered^ the s|iot where everyon* concerned with it|WrnattotA*\rp“ Intinns sooner or Inter uppenrs, Roland F'gger, associate directory of tho Clearing Jlouse^saya that iLpctFtj$fy|(i catulytlc ugent when Rovefnments nr i»n-pvfrt|herwn®roups fnll to ugree ujion a solution to some tmuMesome qlfcstinn. The organization sifts out tre basic questions, analyzes them and tries to clarify the Issues so trat they may tat seen in their proper perspective. Such an organization might bu of real assIsUnco In re­ leasing some of the deadlocks which come about as a result of stubborn resistance on both aides of an issue. When those Involved cannot see the woods for the trees, an outside viewpoint, unhampered by prejudice, may give b better per­ spective and lead to wiser decisions. Getting Acquainted Jacksonville Times Union People are shaking hand* this week In Orlando. Everybody In .own, olddlmers, new.timer* and just-arrived visitors from any­ where are engaged in a concert.ol effort to know everyone else. It I* “Get Acquainted Week" in the Orange County city, pro­ claimed under the Mayor’s hand and ***l, whereby the people are liked “ lo demonstrate the tpialW lie of friendliness, huipitalltgj ind nrlghboiline**; to mryl those whom they tlu not alresily kt)oW, snd to Join together In the bonds ■I mutual good (reting, otto for the other." 11 la not a new thing In Florida that people should want to know 00 avsrk permit* were iiMied the Commission lo nLort iog January aad February, most them in wholesale and retail ihbshmenlt. Then and other* 1 them, loo few la number, tintaaiwlr, are the boy* who arc Bi*#njr th*jr«ltaka 7 I Maet Oil the people you ran, visitor* welcome. Enjoy gelling acquainted. And all the tlm* "Ds nclghhorlv" — remembering that !*lha M*t place to begin la no your own block." ■‘ Such a formula leaves little to fm added. 11 Is friendship In actlm : and In vrhatrver degree the spirit I* made manifest, whether in tided*? or in JarkannvHl# or In any other community, everyone profit, from the demonstration. Friendship 1* not necessarily a thing nf *low growth over the years. The year* only make It stronger. It ran begin anywhere at any lime, with a hamhhpk* and a smile. Show Of Shows Ladies and Oentlemenl Step right 1,11 (or thn Oreat Free .Show! Vou have looked with nwe upon Gargantuna. You have pondered the wiggling Alger Ills*. You have viewed with varying degree* of disgust „ml amazement the pro* rr**|nn of *nie« front the Slate Ih-partmi-iil. You have teen Juvtirc nf thi tl. H. Supreme Court mouth­ ing their assuranre* that Ilia* la a pa 1 riot. You have lent ear and aye i» the antic* nf bridge*, the mouthing ef Rolmsnn, the rlattrr fcMtJWBtter* nf Wallace ami Pepia o tY h t* yVre Show, Ianile* and ^enslrntatt, will captivate forever your rrcnllfrllon*. It will wring >uiir soul a* never was rung the Liberty Hell, It will rai*e htJftrye atid (Irnllmivn, *HTh « u that thi* 1* the real thing. This I* no Hide Show. Thla la ' the Main The Philadelphia Egclia In Ihe p. Thl* ia the greitrit act ah NFL )n»t five game* by a total rth, performed by the greatert Pf II polnta during taat <r»«cn. jw whleb "cash tta blighting actara o f a0 time. Thl* la a ihadoyr. . tjvrr. ovary American ibune; over ovary American Cona*[nauiil• Jktiaa * OlivaMJ ' 1In Jrin_tl mdricoii g (nil ja k *how which ortena the Ihtlca galas ,to pour fnrtn all ihr flclout animal* of a viciout under­ world. Thl* la g ahow which *hows lhe*o deadly creature* rampant M Fi m c m * Ub«) in the thick of a heavy fireflght. The parachute operation wa» carried out on a fad schedule. C* one-mile drop a'ra on express lit* flying bottars mated over thn train schedule. The paratrooper* had only 2(1 second from signal to “ hit the dlk." Ammunition cases, jeeps and ar­ tillery billowed down after them. “ It would lie Iw-t*utif11I - really beautiful if it weren’t so terrihie." said a lieutenant colonel, describing the drop. Kidgway, light-lipped, told enrri .pondents; “The purpose o f thi* operation is to bill the enemy." Earlier, some Co,000 Jtrd' had dug in defenses 35 mile* wide and been reported in the area, with 16 mil** deep to the Red Korean border. It was rnt immediately re­ ported whether the hulls nf thl* force iiuii fits, across the tsorder identified as element* of the North Korean First t'orp*. In central Ko,ra. an American patrol pushed within two miles of the horsier north of t'hunrhon. It met no Iteds hut was haltesl hy the sis e ,1 and swift I'ukhnn Itiver. Hut el ewhere in thl* central ana. n field dispatch *aid, I!••t Koreans *(rp|xd up their fed*tance. The fummunist* were slug in.10 miles south of the bsirdrr around Itesl-held Mt. Karl, a 1.000 foot peak. Farther east, a 2,000 man Com­ munist rear guard fs»rce was ob­ served It mile* northwest of Pungam, moving toward the herd­ er. In northwest Korea, F-tUt Sabre jet* damaged two itussian-type MIO Jet« Filday. Fifteen Ameri­ can Snlue jets langled with -10 or more Mir;* near Sirmlju. “There were dogfights all over the shy. It was just one Idg rat race." a pilot raid. Allied warplane* blistered the parachute drop area near Mun*an nhenrf o f the big jump. Mure than SJM10 paratrooper* of the thbrd Airborne regimental enintusl team and Hanger element* nude the Jump. Ilrig. General Frank S- llowen, Jr., told hi* paratroopers: “ I wish you all a happy landing III ***e vou on the ground.** He cautioned officer*: “ Make the men dig In . , get buttoned up In those gon*e egg* (the drop ione|." Tho 1M7th Airborne Regimental Conduit Team—bolstered hy tough, wiry Ranger* specially trained for hehind-the-llnr* fighting— hit the Korean dirt near Mansan, nine mile* south of Parallel .1* and 21 mile* northwest nf .Seoul. A field dispatch Mid the ope­ ration “ looked like sweet pea* sud­ denly blooming in the spring. H M iiiw i ri«B CM* user who did moil i.t the ii.ve-1 if-uunn and writing. I l>li o u t M"«l l>u‘ k FOR YO U R your dtalMdlevine oyca the tim*t thrilllDK . apeeJaVIs the lli public I... H. W .4. I ...I l,'. .11 I.V.U. l.G u t your, atupefied eya*\unon Hia, Honor, ,thr Mayor o f New York) Hlf flbtrcliency, the AmhaaMdor to Mexico, the Right Honor­ able 1)111 O'Dwyer. See him mop hi* brow, loae hi* control, hollow or mutter hi* faltering answer*. Hear from hi* own lip* of hi* call at the home of Frank Coatelln, who I* not a politician but "the friend of politician*." [.earn first hand nf the Intricate organlaatlon of "Murder, Inc." Hear how Abe Ktlra either fell or waa pushed to hi* death. From •ource* supreme; channel* above suspicion or untruth; ace and hear for youraelf the fruits of that ancient but tailing marriage be­ tween Crime and Politic*, bear In mind that this superb exhibit o f th* great**! of all ahowa, wa* call­ ed to the very White House itself but a few month* ago. There, under the advice and aid of the President of the United State*, Ibis simple mid devoted public ser- WARDROBE m u n i; im . inv steady n rs q ; gobble, roddit the rank and outrageous prosti­ tution o f every defense agency Doconey ha* budded against Bribery amt Corruption. Never a show to surpass this Amt it's Free. Free as the air. one, Ladies, Gentlemen. Never. All you pay for It la nearly thirty billion* ever; year, taken from yopr rocket for the mock purpose orclng Law. That ia all. miss this 8how of Shows, t spent that modoet sum. w on# hmabkt JrUh Immlin this Land of the Spree mo of th* Crave, rose from Ikeman to Mayor, and Ami#>r. a consultant of tbe * House and a, <erony af uny lU lla Free, ijtdles and OentlaFree, lila everything el»e r thl* new conception o f H A N D s o m e SHOES . Two Tone*—Tan and White Flornheltn pnd Jammu MANHATTAN /SHIRTS $0.95 to $01.50 Whltei oi.J Tandoa DR. C. L PERSONS Oytometrbt ; l i t 1$. Pklmett* Aro. f fiLJWftEB FITTED Northcool A Northcord 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN tim-Qo 1946 SUPER BUICK S SDA .JJIM-00 1947 DODGE SE D A N ........ ll» o o i" MAKE THI9LA YEASTER BY SEN D IN 0 1948 CHEV. FLORIST SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF BLOOMING POTTED PLANTS Ite y n old i of the Miami Hail> New* carried off second prise in the ntihlj K-rvlc* content with a slmils. •eric* on big.tifm-.gambling nperalloiis in th-i f,i*;iti-i Miami area atiil the power triruiril in them hy notorious ihuUmohM character* from t hicaso him oilier nortlo ra cities. Mr*. J o y Itresv t oli man of (ho Jacksonville Journal carried off the third public kcnrice await, with Iter expos* of the hnndlinjr o f Jack«4iviile school fund* whim hd to an off trial investigation an<| .'limlnal indictment*. "The spirit ol tree journaliim burn* brightly in Florida," w», the comment of the judge in the public service ontcM — Edltoi Jrnkln Lloyd Join , of the Tul«a, Okla., Tribune, lie leportrd h ■ ws "immensely buoyed" hy »tuily. ing the work of the Floiida pnperi. Coverage of Miami and Tampa hearings of the Kef,river Ken*!" Crime lnvidigatii.il Cnmmltte-i won all three prise. in the spot new contest ..poncmed jointly by the Associated P n 14rial A s ., ,. 1 iu lrd Ihtilii • •’roupFour reporters of the Miami Iteruld teamed up to win the top prire with their spot coverage oi the Kefauver hearing in Miami They were .Stephen Trumbull. W IInon M t C « , J ack That* u i„| llerl Collier. Managing Kditnr Felix Me. Knight anil hi- staff o f th. 1. la* (Tex.) .Morning News judged the n|H.t new* entrie* nirntnl: "tVe marveled at iti coinpn heitsive and higld -litird manner (n which ihe II '( writer* ran down and killed evny angle of the crime hearing*. p wa« newspiutering at it* lieu the local level. It rates u, a eon* ■truetive puhli* service. iroduees about 19,000, 1 of tea a year. day local event for a long time lo come. One may not well turn ihn creation of friendships Into aset procedure. The widening of acquaintanceship and tho streng­ thening of friendly ties does not After nearly two decades of -all for a blueprint; Il ta'dprmtan,-ou* rather than a matter for tireless Hal and unremitting props- ids In ducourage anyone under year* of age or over from rUag. it is hearicnini to find a rtpoir from l’i« Florida Initriai Commistion that over prescribe,! rule*. Yet there la much to he considered In tho half dotrn "easy lessona" suggested by promoter* of Orlando's "festival American Dignity. Free like those security benefit*, like tho*e roads and building* and bureau*. Free, except thal you are going broke through inflated money, you are head over heel* in debt, you are printing bond* like *oap wrapper* and you pay-off to a* slimy a gang of human goblin* a< ever tailed head in thp land. Free, d rea m t ' Show qn Earth! ll> rtlAIII.KH FKAN't IK t'OK Palm Ileach I'oat Tampa Tribune Korean War SITUATION 'PREGNANT W ITH POSSIBILITIES 2 DR. i SEDAN y i H B .0 0 1948 DODGE SEDAN ...... ilm o o 1948 BITICK CONY. COUPE ... $1711-00 S U IT S BKAU TIFU L SPRING NECKWEAR Mallory}Jfcj Rtchioon <|JS to 9|J6 COKlAQBa AND ■ Q Oh w A ” A w �PH IDA V M A R . 23. 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORI), FLORIDA Social A n d P ersonal Activities 9 m om : . us I I j m Mrs. is . W v v oodru u u u i u ffH u n uon n uors rs r-j » ooctal L alenaar Miss Mona Ruth Mills P e r s o n a l s n u n ay Revival Segvice at the iptiit r nl 8:00 V. M. SUNDAY Tlit Senior MYF of the Mctho4jti*i Church will join with the young people of Broadway Meth­ odist Church, Orlando, in giving an Easter Party to the children at the Methodi.t Munir in Enterprise Spring*. MONDAY The tlrardnll Cirri* will meet M 2:00 P.M. at the Heardall Chape), The Revival Service* at the Fir*t RaptUt Church will be at h:00 ,p S|. |)r. Pope A. Duncan • vlll .peak w TUESDAY Missionary Circle No. :i will meet at the home sf Mr*. S. I.. Whatley, 1217 \Ve»t Second Street at 1:110 P. M. Teacher* and officer* meeting at 7:30 P. M. at the church. The srssion o f the lake Mary Community Church meet* at the church at 7:30 P.M. The Chape) Choir of the F in t Baptist Church will hold rehear*al tonight at fl:4R P. M. The Revival service at the Klr«t RaplDt Church will begin at 8:00 P. M. WEDNESDAY The Methodist Church’* Prayer Meeting will he held 111 McKinley Hall at 7:4ft P.M. Mid-week pntyer •crvice at 7:30 P. M. "Come Thou With Ua And We Will l>u Thee Good." The Woman’* A*»ocl*tlnn of tha Lake Mary Community Church jWnrrt* at Ilie chimh at 2:30 P.M Tvlth Mr*. M. I.nni|>erl a* hu-lr**. The Revival Service at the Fird RaptUt Church will begin at 8:00 P. M. THURSDAY The (lire Chili of Seminole lligl School will *pon*or u dance ot P.M. nt the Armory. The Revival Service at the Firm BapiiM Church will hegiu nt 8:00 I*. M. The • The Lamplighter lly TOM DOYI.E The Seminole High School C.lee Cluli* once again grahlied the s|>otlight in the annual ringing frslival held Mar. 17 and IK at the I'rahndy Auditorium at Daytona Real h. Directed hy Ollie Iteeae Whittle. Iha school waa lepretenled hy the mixed ........ 'tub; the lioy* glqr duh, atwl the glth glee rliiln J lie rtireutlilr-a included lliv mixed W nirinhlr: the madrigal ilngcM. nnd the glrU dUartlrt. Hath prodf received an official rating df ''Egcelltntr. The highly coveted •’SgpefJor" luting v*a« bestowed upon the buys quintet. Tin *nlol*t* fur the occasion wen Clarence Cluitt e, Gerald Cov. ington, amir George Hardin who received an "Excellent'' rating. The event closed with a ma*a chorui concert In which Iloo voice* liartinpnied under the direction H if Harvey Woodruff, head of the Rollin’' College voice family. Eight other count lea bei-ide* participated, tlicr of atu mAing tho total number dent* about lfi«0. The tame Semi­ nole High tkhonl group will *oon he heard In the operetta, “ Rio Rico", a tale o f plrat* adventure, which 1* scheduled to he presented on Apr. 13 at the ochuot auditor­ ium. Choral Society m The Seminole Chural Soclct • o f reeent “ Alea»iab" fame. ft have a meeting to decide ian* for the future. It U our hop* Vat they will begin Work loir on tome production right away, for it I* only through continuous effort that they will grow and evtahlUh an enviable rrpulatinn na a choral society. It wa* wa »uggc*ted hy a few that the |*>r filiation disband until , it seem* lo viz, would ^ io t help anything and definitely ^vould hinder it* development. The summertime would tie Ideal for tome light production, or a con­ cert. And if tb<* crowd attending the "AleMlah" i* any indication of what to exjvect for an audience, thete will In- standing room only. After an auapiciou* beginning, the hall mmi be kept Marie for Weak“Call Me Mister", with Dan Dailey and Betty Grahle, ia an urtaining little muairal well a par with *om« of Ita predereamra of the paat year. Good comedy and catchy tune* make this one a delightful way to spend an evening. Alao on the Sunday-Menday Dill la “ Wyoming Mall" with Stephan MrNally. A traditional “ Weatam wha-dun-tr in technicolor. I*n»aable. S K C HAPPY niRTnDAY June Vance i / Clarence E. McKee W. H. Slemper It. W. Good»pe*d WIIJCINHON BACK _... fl. Wilkinson, U.S.N., nrred In Ibii country Mar. 18 from the w s e ® * . la nMlcned to the Persian countries m<t’ |da^M*viaited Arabia. Iraq. ,r _ _ , the roast of Africa and and Genoa. Mr. Wilkinson en transferred la the Nava) in Jack sonvilla * vLi'u.', Mr*. Harry Lee and Mn. Mr.tfi*a Mona Ruth MILL* wai honored Wednesday afternoon hy Kay Trulurk spend Thursday in Mr*. Frank W’oodruff, Jr. with a Lake Wale* visiting rclalivr*. Coca Cola party. L. A. Smith I* reported Improv­ Mr*. Woodruff* home wa* at­ tractively decorated with yellow : ing *!owly after a recent opera­ snapdragon* and greenery ca rry -, nt the Orange General Hopital ing out a green and yellow color j «ch«mr. The dining room tahle. Mis* Sadie Murphy left Thurs­ tend with a howl of gladioluses day for Quitman, Ga., to spend overlaid with a lace cloth wa* ern- the weekend with her parent*. and at either end a candelabra of | horning taper*. Refreshment* o f j Air*. Jean Huffer ha* a her pa*tel minta, green and yellow |guest* her m u , Paul Huffer HI, party cakra and open.faced chick­ an,i her sister. Air*. Albert Kitchen en »alad «andwiche« were *tty e*l of Union, S. C. to the guests. Mi*» Rebecca Hndcnhery left The ho*te«* pre«ented Ml*» Mill* with a piece of her chosen , yesterday for Cairo. (!a. to *prnd spend the Ea«trr holiday* with allvir. A**Uting Mr*. Woodruff In [ hrr parent*. serving were Mr*. Frank L. Woodruff. Mr*. W. I.. Stouden-1 Friend* of Mr*. II. J. Lehman will regret to learn that *he U mire and Mr*. John L Millrr. Among lho»* pre*cnt were Mr*. eonfined to her home due lo a Benny Austin, Mr*. J. Roy Britt, ease of influenza. Mr*. W. P. Brook*. Jr., Mr*. Tommy and Joan Kirkland of Spencer Hardin, Mr*. Charle* Flanders, Mr*. Donald Knight, Orlando are spending the weekend Mr*. John Miller. Mr». Stanley with their graml-parcnt*, Mr. nnd Hockey, Mr*. Robert Slanaland, Mr*. J. C. Mitchell. Mr*. Wallace Tyre, Mr*. W. D. Mr. and Mr*. Everett Young of Gardiner and Mr*. Jack Ih*al. Also Ml** Dorothy Carter, Mia* Jacksonville are •pending the city Cullum, MU* Martha (5rn. weekend with Mr*. Young'* par­ gan, Mi-* Faye John-on, Ml** Ra- ent*, Mr. anil Air*. II, II. Crumley. ehi I John-on. Ml** Mary l.utiis* Mi** Alarv Gray Michael*, All** Smith, Ml** Shlrlev Moreland, Mi** Betty Dor I* William*, MU* Virginia Wlliuri and Ml** Mary Belly Jane Copeland. Mi** Mi hi­ Ann Bohlayrr arrived today to red William*. Mi*» filoria Stud- *jvend lh- Easter holiday: with parent*. Mill. Mi** B ob b y Morton, Mia* ilarlara lV-arce, Mi** Nancy Wil­ Ml** Bartmra Chapman, student liam*, Mi*» Margaret Partin, Mlaa Freda Harr Unit. Ml** Kay Holt* at Huntington College in Alalamu claw, Mi*» Margaret Hunt. Mi** will arrive today to spend the Barbara MrNab. All** I illiam Mo holiday* with her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. H. E. Chapman. an and Mi** Jnne Chapman. Harman Speaks On "H igh w ay Safety” Dr. and Mm T t . ,F McDaniel have a* their guest* over the weekend. Air. nnd Mr*. Jo*eph McDaniel and son Jo*rph, Jr. of Atlanta. Ga. Alariuu Harman, gue*t speaker Wilbur and Iteid Mcrldr, stu­ at the meeting o f the Civic De­ partment of the Woman'* (Tub dent* at Wofford College, Spart­ Wednesday afternoon, «poke on anburg, S. C., are *pending the "Highway Safely" and suggested weekend with their »l*trr, Mi*» that meniUr* o f the Woman’- ClUb Brbeera McBride. renort to the Safety Council anv infrinpt mem of I raffle law*, with Mr*. Carl Mazman of Paterson, Ihe time, place dale ami number N. J. who ha* been the gur*t of of the car Involved. her brother-in-law and »l*trr, Mr. The Safety Council could then and Mr*. Manuel Jaeobuvn, plar* write to the Individual, Mr. Har- ( to return to her home tomorrow. man continued, calling attention Mh* PhyHD Wyatt will ar­ to the fad that hi* rarelessfi#** had iteen observed Anil *iigge»iirtg rive today from Florida Slate Uni­ that car* lie taken in the future versity to spend the Ka-lrr holi•lay* with her parent*. Mr. nnd t» end the bad driving habit. I.ieut. C. I« Taylor of the Hor^ Mr*.IFI*. If. Wyattw Wjlail *1 Ida Highway Patrol and Patrol* Friend* of Mr*. Miriam llu**rlt man R. D. llarrlaon of Sanford were introduce*! hy Mr, Harman will regret to learn that she i* und the officer* gave statist'c* nnd eonfined to tho Pcmatd-laughton Memorial IL-plial with an attack fad regarding highway safety. An announcement wa- made that the Fine Art- Department will *gon*oi a jdny on Alar, 91 at ttor. 1.n £ 3:00 P.M. at the WomaniV Club. Miss Mona Ruth Mills Is Guest Of Honor Baptist T ourney W on By Sanford Entrants Naturalist Notes By MRS. J. II. HH.RREY RACE FIV » f r,«rd furt*r - * » e dciu^u -plit Hrahm's Ketiuiuin T o through slid l,eaU,l in * |-i. Lit Hr (tivrii In Orlaotlo Leeoe sues 5 e i.( ovrt l-.a ted v. ... *i and ■'aad-taMtlu? .'. i.atiw* • u.i r.e*l ,i..| .lie . lutr.tp'. t’ s ii| lit. jit ai»l fir hly- franfurter lull -<H. a vt>*n -a u Al the regular mreting of the Tomorrow night >■> Orlando* lad. »-rmold i* pp*r Seminole Auduhiut Swirly It* 1*1 at Municipal Auditorium at 8:3il thr Sanford Garden Club on Alar, O'clock Urchin'* Ue*fuiem will be 19, several short colott-d motion presented to mu ic meets by tin picture* were shown by Mr. Mer­ Central Florida Symphony amt .t ritt I arror, executive director of group of |(H) outstanding choris­ the Florida Audubon Society. The ter*. Conductor ive* Chardon firtt picture "Birth of the Soil" will direct the group in what showed how it takes centuries to will he the final concert of |ln> build just two Inches ef rich top- season, soil, ami how man can destroy it In the ehoru: will In- members completely In a few short year* of the Fir t I’rediylerian Churcn by overgrazing, improper farm­ here who have been working for ing method* and deforestation. many weeks in the preparation One-tenth of the area of the P- of lid* work under direction nitrd States ha> Iteen completely of Mr*. George Touhy. .Minister destroyed, and one-half ha* been of Aluiie al the church. damaged. Those in the Sanford group The second film "Bird Mint* who will »ing the Kfipiirin tomor­ lion" thawed thr ruutr* and va*t row night are Mr*. David llaeh, di-tanee' covered by many birds Mrs. J. A. Ilistline, Mrs. AVilliam in migration. The theory has been Cortright, Mrs. E. M. Galloway, advanced by seientiits in the field, Ales. Charles K. Ginn, Airs. Franl and generally accepted, that thr Woodruff, III, Mis* Elise llutehi. migration pattern wa* e*tahli*hrd sn, All** Maude AV’ilson, Airs during the ice age, when thr bird* George Touhy, Airs Kll/ahcCi V v :'w kept m-ar the rslgr of thr cold Bauman, Air*. Harris Fold*, Mrs. area, advancing and retreating Kov Mann. Air*, liayhurn Milo,. EASTER SERVICES a d Air*. Leon AA'alkir. There will h<- two Festival Cele­ according tu thr freeze and thaw, v * ^ IJ Also j . A. Hi t line. Dick Aiken, until n pattern wa* established. bration* of thr Choral Eucharist l lifford MrKihhln, AVillium Hung, The third film "The Life of the on the morning of Faster Day at George Touhy, und Robert Brown' j llolv Cro*< Episcopal Church. The Bluebird" wa- a beautiful film, taking a flair of bluebird*, show­ •. first will l>e at 7:30 A. Al. and the second at 11:00 A. M. Alu«lc ing Ihrm selecting a home, raising of Silver Lake, Sanford, following <’ . v . at both service* will be identical favorite nesting place* ate In n covered dish *up|>er at Geneva and feeding their young Their The Rev. Father David, O. 8. Community Haunt on Mar. 13, A.. Prior of Good Shepherd Mon­ hollows of dead trees, or in posts, Mr. Swultz accompanied the pieastery in Grunge City, will be •loving a small opening. There is luri * tiy a running commentary in the assistant prir«t at the 11:00 much competition for *tirh nest­ poetical vein, which added much. o'eloek Enter Eucharist, the Rev. ing places by woodpeckers nnd Scene* were shown of Mr. other birds, especially the -darling II. I.. Zimmerman said. Swartz’s own lovely home a* well A festival service for children which is an aggers.Ive bird and as *ome of hi* neighbor-' garden*, ■ will tie held at 4:00 o'clock In the easily dispossesses the gentle blue­ then we were taken to various bird. With people cleaning up aflrmnon of Ea-ler Day, Florida beauty spots, such a* their premie*, cutting down dead tree and *o on. the bluebird- wilt Atarinrlund, Silver Springs, St. o f influrnia. tired some help from their human Augustine, Cypres? Garden* and —---1 A!is* France- Ruinhley, •indent friends if they are to survive. link Tower. The diver idlerim, at Florida State University, nnd Nesting boxes with hinged roof* was donated by Mr. Swarli to the , 'J $ 2 lo facilitate cleaning, and having .Audubon Fdo'Mimiul Fund. MBs Emma Rumblev of lM.ami entrance hole* no larger than 11 j Air. Sieg aim reported on the are sprnding Ihe holidays with Inehe* in diameter wilt tie much eanssta parly held at hrr home their parrnt*, Mr. and Mr*. W. C. appreciated. on lake Harney on Mur. 17. Each Rnmhley. Mr, Farrar rrportesi an inter- the fund. It wa* a mo l enjoyable Among tho»e home from the i- ling and successful annual meet­ guest contribute,I a ipmiter for University of Florida for the ing Mari b 2, 3 atoll. The tmnl trip evening und Alts. 8ieg Pol u re­ Hurler varalion are Zese MeNah, up the St. Johns river from San­ spectable sum to run over In the Fd Fielding. Ihmald Ludwig Tom­ ford to Blue Spring- on the tllv Society, my Vaughan, Trov Buy. Bill K»l- wu» enjoyed by everyone. Alany The group ha* decided to take bird* were sighted, and when we the ull.iUv bus trip to Alerritt Is­ nattlek and Fd Serknrlk. reached our destination, fish could land on Mar. 31 in lieu of thi Ffr. Firth Sv-..e« arrived vrs- be plainly seen swimming in the |regular early morning hint wall* terdav from Catnu Cnntnhell Kv. rrvstal eleor blue water. nevt Saturday. on a II day leave, and I* vl-iiimt .Mr*. Su-g, rhaiiiuan of Ways Dietitian* *ay adult- ran pro­ Ilia parent*, Air. and Air*. I'hurlr* and Aleans, reported "it llie lo-aut1 AA'ch*ler. Hr will repot t h-jes fill colorist *lide* photograph! J fitably consume a pint of milk a .108 E AST FIRST -Apr. I, to camp, for transfer to and shown by Mr. George Swat Ir day. the European command. Entrant* from the Flrat Baptist Church ef Sanford won lioth eventwhen the Baptist Association of Churche* held it* annual Inter­ mediate Sword Drill und Young People'* Speaker*' Tournament*. Mi** Margaret Hunt wa* Ihr win­ ner in the Better Speaker* tourna­ ment and Robert Edward New-on in the Sword Drill tournament. Winner* will repre«ent the As­ sociation* of Churehe* in the DJ»triet Training Union. Convention* to be held during the !a*t week In April. The Seminole A*<nciation of Duptiit Churehe* |< made up of tho»o churehe* in Seminole, Vc)u*la and a part of Brevard coun­ tie.*. Alla* Hunt and Mr. New son will represent the Seminole Association in the District Training Union Convention meeting in the Fir»t Baptist Chuich, Cocoa May 1. Thr meeting will begin at 3:30 P.M. an I clo»e at 9:00 P.AF Cool Cuinlurl«il»cu Kayon Suits v «- \ J 'v i P i Bur-Mil .A IIA U D IN K S T i i o i 'i r A l - S IIAI It I,INKS wm i te q f ij 1 k Q u it 0 Air. and Airs. I.ee Draper nnd sop Alike will arrive tomorrow to spend the weekend with Mrs. Draper'* parent*, Mr. and Mi*. Uuriy Lee. Mr. Draper will re­ turn Sunday and Mr.-. Draper will remain In Hanford for another Week. ' Friend* of Dr. F. !>. Brownlie Will rigid lo leatn tbul he It »etlou*lv HI and confined to Rome In Invrrncita. Ilia son and (daughter-in-law*. Dr. and Mr* Harry Brownlee of Philadelphia have arrived lo spend some litn>', With them. t S ? 4 '95 s28-50 to $.12-50 3 £ o$ < b & M . M E N 'S MEN W EAR I'llONK 122S-J P L ovely Con/ectitmer'k Pieces . . . C J*1 r .l BLOUSES Dainty Nylon L ace ami Tuck-Trim m cd Sun- to pit ii*«- u Indy . sure to meet Ini tnp-mn*t re«|ulrcment * . . tin- »wei'te»t tnuehrs of Muring und Easier in many a day . . . Nylons, NYLON — 7.05 to 0.05 Ml*« Mona Ruth Mills waa hon­ ored Wednesday evening with a | dinner given by several member*1 of the Bu-ine** and l’ roff**lonnl AA'uman'* (Tub at the Anchor Inn. The table was centered with a colorful arrangement of static* and fern. White taix-rs in crystal hold­ er* were burning at either end of the tahle. Mi** Mill* wore a gray taffeta tires* with block arreasoiie* and a conagr of pink rose*. She war presented with a gift of lingerie. Place card* were written for Mia* Mills, Mra. W. C. Batcher. Mr*. E. n. Carter, Mra. I.ary Grantham, Mrs. Eleanor Ravenel, Mr*. W. K. Baker, Mra. R. E. True, Mrs. 0. M. Spring, Mr*. Ed Little. Air*. P. M. Dingle*, Ml** Doroth*; Von llertmll* and Ml*a Hobby Morton. Ol hers from fl.ur* p rr lty . p rrltie r, p rclllest I* A S T E I. S Kern Park News S U I T S By MAE N. LA Bn .Air. and Mrs. Ilurrn Cunning­ ham arc visiting with Mr. Cunnlngiiam'* nephew and niece, Mr. and Mr*. O. K. AA’eaver, at thelhr-tne on l-ake Concord. Mr. and Mr*. I*. Engltman and ■on James of Maaailon, Ohio, visited In the community several day* this week. Mr. and Mr*. Ixiwell llr-alyer nod children, Cheryyl and Mark, have relumed to tnelr home in Columbus, Ohio after having spent the past several month* hen, Mr. and Mra. W. Taylor Ridlnger of East McKeesport. Pa., and Miami •pent a week visiting with Mr. and Mra A. F. Imbb and fam­ ily. Mr. Paul Bate* has rrtumad Lo hi* home from the Florida Sani­ tarium where he has been a patient for the past aeverat weeks. Mr. and Mra. Albert llesalrr have moved into their new bom* en Highway I f nnd 83. Mr. and Mr*. Robert Guest spent last weekend visiting relatins in New Smyrna Beach. Mr. and Mra. John Trope and daughter left Saturday for Chi­ cago where thoy will visit friends and relatives. Dr. and Mra. I-mil* J, C. Bailey of Greenzbury, P a , visited nt I V home of Mr*. Mary Lambert and family you Tuesday and Wedwoa. {jr. and Mra. Axel Dahlberg of Chicago were recent visitors at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Durian at their home on L*ak* K ib s M r a famous v ^ Berkshire51s ?:> -beer, to clear, to tmootb, so everythiug . . . try UiU twenty-eccond beauty trutmeuL Ask for Bnfcahira'g famoua 51 gauga itockinfi. . . tha iloduagt so good ia arary way tbty’ ra titntd with tha label that won't warli eg] 1.65 to 1.98 Yi s, we’rr imaatillg . . We’ve looked them over ami we're sure we have some of the loveliest and mint exciting suit* uf any spring . . . in a raintiow uf color*. Navy ■ml all White . , , i) u i: s s b s ItiMiiidul und etiarining • gay ,!• u Spring fln*»,e garden, mir »*-mteifid col­ lect ion of drr**c* fur Faster! Bayun (Trpc*. Purr Silk Print , Linen and Sbanlung; al.i> lovely Sited Yoilt-* and iU-nitn'ig* , • .s re* f,,i Junk i , Mi und Half Sim- Figure* . �I CAGE MIX ► Sanford Downs Knoxville Smokies; Ottawa Giants Batter Minneapolis M < ID A \ TH E H A N FO R D H E R A L D , B A N FO H I), FlAJKIDA 1 i ii ■ ■■ F re d Montsdeoca Is One Man Bench In Gator Baseball Rotary Club League Begins Play Monday Golfing’C irc u s Is In Greensboro For Open Tournament Training Camp ^lotes By ASSOCIATED PRESS M A H . 2J, I'Jo l MinorLeague Hollywood Stars Win Three Tilts From Yankees And Son 8ACRAMKNTO. Calif., Mar. 23 —<A*i—A pinched nerve In the elbow of his pitching arm Is l»> hit IIAHIT.It It took a minor league team and a fortnn major league vtar lo GAINESVILLE, Mar. 23-OP) GREEN8BORO, N. C., Mar. 2-1 bothering Allio Reynolds, veteran end the Chicago White Sox’* gaudy eight-game exhibition winning The Ssnford (ji.mli Mon thru first p*tne of the exhibition teaion Nsw York Yankees righthander. —Captain Fre*l Montsdeora's name —UP)— Golf* touring star* pitch­ ynlrids)- afternoon downing the Knoxville Smokies 2 to I in a close is listed among the pitchers on Reynolds said today the ail­ slrtak. ed their tents here today for | itching duel is becoming more painful the Florida Gator hu*rl*ll roster, their annual two-wrek North ment ... The team. Hollyywood ol the Pacific Co*,t League. Hopped the Carolina visit, opening with th* " " T - Dr. Sidney Gaynor. team Chisox. 0 to 2. I*»t night in movieUnd. The player, Johnny Lindell, Manager Richaid Klaus used five pileIsns in an atlrm|»l to get hut that tell* only atmut one third of the story. 510,000 Greensboro Open Tourna- >PbyxIcUn. said Reynold* also mor a line on his mound staff and all |ieifoimed with heartening effective* The standout Florida athlete, ment today through Faster Mon- I**v* ,ome ,,on» D>lp* in h*» «* one-time Yankee sluggvr, sllrncr lirss. Tinny, Shull*, Goldlx’ rg. ♦ the Chicago lata with a onr.hit Brooklyn Dodger* thumped th-> already a six-time monogram win­ day. The Wilmington Atalea Open i ,M>W' Philadelphia Phillies, S-3, under Chohen and (.ametnn hurled for pitching effort. ner in footliall and liaseliall, wields follows Thursday for four day*. , . . . . . . , ..n —77~ .. . _ ihe Miami (goon .In-hir Rdblru ‘ Kanfoid. Lindell. thr pitcher turned out­ The three hig mm In the fa -t, . I.AhM ANO. Mar. 23 —UP)— doubles in the outfield with nra*in’ three.run I im-r In B e In two other exhibition tilts one of the team's most potent bats, field a* the first of four 18-hole Hal >ou*er tells this one on fielder turned pitcher again thud Inning iced tho decision for ye lerd-, the littawa fslant*• ekc.l hurled five Innings for ilollv double* in the outfield with near rounds began today were Jim himself. out a I to .1 wrin over thr Minne­ he Iti-M'ks. w-nod. His knuckle ball had th, flaisk** play, and ran move to IF i Ferrier, Sammy Snead and Lloyd apolis Miller* on a home run A Hi «'-iyn castoff, first base­ Chicagoans hitting In thr dill holed him in the hotel lobby for first base whenever the occasion Mangrtim. hy Kill (iardinrr In thr tup of urn man Kevin Connor*, brought the He left with a 5-0 lead. bit nutograph. She gushed almut demands. Ferrier began play with the tenth. Hollywood, inridi-ntally. is prov­ i h i-jg» Cab* an M to 7 victory TAl.I.All AHHKK. Mor. 21 year'* hottest streak tunning — how Hal »>• her "favorita pitch­ Minneapolis, American Assort, ing a tough cookie for tho hig over Cleveland. Hi* singl with er" nml she'd come a long way (Special)— Tho Florida State tlul three straight victories in Florida. ation champs la«t year, pushed Sport* Roundup lie «a« strictly a mound,man legue clubs. Thr stars had linked bases I'.ndrd in the tilth inning Mangrum, with two victories, to are him. ring and snorbegan to appear over three in lho scend but the , hack in IMS snapped a 7*7 tie. <'uh manager ll> IIUUGII FULLERTON, Jr. the Yankees twice Iw-fore bringln was the only man a*ble from r»ad this So th* star lletroll Tiger -outh(limit* pulled lip rvell after get­ hraokie Fri*eh wasn't nroilnd for vrrslty Spring snorts squads will' a* a pinch hltt* r and outfielder Ferrier to score more than ntwo paw obliged Immediately and th* White Sox’* string to an rni action scheduled for all activities YORK,IjisMar. ting one In the nth and two In In anothri night gain.', th the etrltlng fini*h. however. Hfl '*• «>n the road this weekend with the NEW next season. I year23-IuPiT he wnthis year and his $H rT2ti Is top* w,ot« his name in her bonk. hut trsrk. When the Yankees play on exthr Rth. wa* eject'd fr >m the game in the on the mound in a iloren g a m e s .Slated for away from home in the outfield nml at first in ele­ hihilinn ganir against Southern for th* year, only |rtl in front of "My goodness, Mr. NewhousKarlin In spring tiainlng (riant ninth mi'ing for piolrXting « rail Fetrler. competition first this week are er," she said, "I never knew you three IISC aluinni on the squad malinger Hugh 1‘oland <lereril>ri| ^ ven. average indicate* the California Seminolcs Beat Cubs by umpiri' Bill tiri'-'e Monday they'll have Snead, who has won this event were left-handed.” third haseinan Hill tiardinrr »<s s Florida State golf squad will pet- .121 hitting Ills pitching record of four The Yankee* mapped n ihreetriumphs in its II stagings, ha< the golf and tennis teams. The wins and two loss. * and a lusty Wally II. m m I, Jim llrldesweaet fine proaprrt and thr husky inIn Junior League Tilt game tr< .»k in deciaiw ------------l In la it II | a,„| * -||,nk — * he- parks In notn Workman . . To make. ---------------......- .............. yet to win a--— 1951 -tournament, lie's SARASOTA, Mar. 23----- The fieldri proved his worth yester­ tlripatr in the state intercollegiate effectiveness fashion, blastlnv’ hscraiaento, II roles; lie rarrle* a keen rye to lne| | | v|otithern fa l has three seen very little tournament action Huston Red Sox will rest veteran* day roming lip with one hack* tournament at f)el.and Thursday. The Seminolcs sent Ihe Cubs to to it at Ran.imento Mickey Utr. In no pUlr api»r«tiirH-r* pUyrra’ who ince «ir«ppin« dropping «»ul out of thr the tour tout lou lioiidrvau ami llohhy Doerr their second defeat of the week wno may Iw Yankart |"it**'' handed stah of n ground hall that Friday and Saturday. The tenuis Jlaiitle, the youngster being tint last yea I b. fanned but arly in January to allow a bro tndav. Ted William* will return yesterday hy a score of 7 to <> in a prtfrrtlon of timing a* well a» •quad Is slated to fate University some qayr . . . Trorn laivrirh, to fill J1• Dill iggio's of Miami at Miami Thursday, times and drew 17 walks. to the lineup following two days the Lions Club Junior llao-laiii gi-i,tim'd pitcher who boot the Hollywood ken left hand lo mend. > blasting out the winning run. shoes sins< V-d n tbrre.ioil hom­ Now the Avon Park senior, a Stars rirently, shortstop Boh i The Htannount torest f.ountry off. Minneapolis meets the Colum­ Florida Southern Collrgr at LakeLeague. er to highlight the N*-w Yorkers' land Pridav arid R»ll|ns College right hander who hits from the Lillis anil first baseman Al U Junior Stephens worked nut bus, Ohio rluli hnr in an exhllii D1«h. a rt.nnn.ysrd.r with par 71. Hrantley Schiratd was the win­ 15-hlt n.vault. ■Mirtside, is off to a flying start mont all are gcaxl enough to draw i* the scene of action, yesterday for the first time since ning hurlrr for the Reminolev who tlon game Saturday at 2 P.M, at Winter Pork Saturday. The home run, havehall'a hlgThr baseball squad has thr long­ in his final season. He lost thr th. big league scout* . . Then I A field of about !•*< an.werr. he strained his ankle a wrek ago. have won one and lost one in thi and the (iiants are scheduled to the i . | thrill, ul •. |>la>< d an im|i»itplay the Nrw Or lean* I'rlleans est trip scheduled. Th# Seminole season opner to Tennessee on ■ there's fv.n Herman, FUlw's son. I H»e call to act on today. It wnl He Ih inka he'll In- rrady to play fir*t week’s nlay. Harry R'd>-" „„t , ,|. in PitttiNirgh’ i IjLI of the Southern A* uviation at * diamond stars will play against a ninth-inning reliefer, he threw whu plays in the nutfirM and ran *** r,t* than naif Ilia! bii** in anothrr week. and Harris Folds manag'd the ,1V, , t) . Si I >..■•- Ilioi^ b University of Miami there Friday windy day hut two day* Inlet as rattle the fetters In practice, lie's for Sunday’s third round. P. M. Sunday. Seminole*. t |yde MrCiilh"igh nml raoi.b Dale IIRA DKNTOnT, ~Mar. 2 3 -U ll- 1 The winlrv* euhs, louimg.'-l hy |,«ing iincitked li'.inei • ■ the Pir. The Sioux City Sous yesterday and Saturday, then go to lake­ nine pitrhes lo rrtlre Georgia not ready to threaten hi* old battered a weak Jacksonville nine land for games with Florida with Ihe winning runs on l*sc. The Philadelphia Athletics have Jack Stemper and Malrolm Mar- nl) man's record* yet , . Most gener­ ;:t. Louis' liner game The n»*t day Montsdeoca en­ ous offer recently recorded came lost the services of Itoh Hooper,! Neill, have now lost two straight, winning vtrial.. 6 to 3 in thr Tara' first tihihl- Southern on Monday and Tuesday, Sanford • Orlando tlon game of spring training. The pete in the Second Annual South- tered the game with two runners from Frank MrGuIre, St. John'* their only 1950 winning pitcher at • — ——--------(lot * dint \ old tingle by Gene least for the three game series am*, played after both rlubs The gymnastics team will ram- on and retired Ihe lliilldog* with U. basket ball roach. . . Frank Kennel Club Entries The attendance record f«r » M an h gave ihe il inn tirnvrs with the lloston Rravcs this week­ minor league liaseliall game waad worked nut for two hours in ern Gymnastic* League meet at the Gators trailing 2 to 7. On offered to let thr second-guessing ||.|o , dge >n the Cincinnati i i i v ii .i ir s > i : i . i :i i h i v s a morning aesslon, was a sluggish Chapel Hill. N. C.. on Saturday. his first trip to the plate he scribes outline the strategy for end. set Oct. 9, 1941 in Baltimore"* |{,.,|a. The hh-w, delivered In the FlltMT It A* 'X: I.sm ’ -M . affair. Meanwhile Athletic Director smashed one over the right field last night's game against KenA We«t Palm Reach doctor re­ Municipal Stadium. For the l.itl! ,. ., r >: . • |.,rl T'igsson M r !**al A second prattler game hetween Howard fl. Danford reported that wall at Perry Field— the first luf|,y adding: "111 follow it— l-sltrnt. HI’.c n N I * It A f t : t la lv e s tn n « ! * '. ported Hooper I* suffering with a World Series game between the ,c,Hiting l.oiiie witli the winning „we „ don't w , the Tars and Sioux City lx on Florida State University athlete* time this season th* barrier ha. ,,ul 'nched nerve in the right arm. and le'uiwllle. 52,1133 paid 1 run win, they'd liettor Hll(|U«. HlviilfifuB Kc vald, however, that Hooper Orioles , h , .. tap for today. Jacksonville Man- are having their moat successful been cleared—for a two-run homer T illin ' KAft: Hail') their way into thr patk. At Sar»«ola, the VVa-hington Hklp More. C tr.lm It-uf The Gators rallied to win 10.9. •n,,wuP r Ben Otraghty Is anxious to year to date. probably will be out of action on­ Ta/nt No Ooak S< nator* nipped the llnvton A t KOItTII R A C K ) I i » l.»-ty l l » s l * r , In the first of a two-game ser­ tom* serious work In under The 1950 Florida State football ly a short time. When Doak Walker was ploying l l l x h P ur pos e. Miss •!»*« ti*r o x , 11-5, on th.......ven-hit p i t c h outfielder they bought from Minn­ game condition* and may send tram won all th* games on its ies with Georgia Tech, the oy football for Southern Methodist KIKTII HACK! Itulllna Hell*. ng of Suit Hudson and Gene eapolis. Spider , formerly with hi* team through another morn­ white college In the stale to finish who led the southeastern confe<- U., they sold he could do every­ Iionsitvsnlsre. (irlsn SAN RKRNARDINO, C a l i f . , •ardrn. Ami »t St. Petersburg, HI.XTII IIAfK; Mail TtiunUrr. Ta­ Mar. 23----- Young Don Herman, Rrooklyn, hasn't signed with nor ing workout today. a rnmnlete varsity football slate rnce punters through the 1919 thing but throw ■ forward pas* hiti, the St. la>uix shaded the Newr anlp’s Rswarit reported to the Miller*. Me*«ag* football season stopped in os n The Tar (kipper pointed out undefeated and vntlwd. HKVKNTII HACK (tills Oliver. son of Pittsburgh Pirate coarh sent to him at El Pa*o, Tex., have and then ratch it himself . . i a GlAi'ti; 2 1. n Hal Hire's (hat the club wax still looking The IMO-tl basketball squad pinch-hitter and banged out ■ Now dangrd If SMU haan’mome Hper I* I Convoy. Millie l l o y s l Ilahr Herman, I* the most sought been returned, saying the player pinch-hit^ home run in the third KKM IT II ItACi: Itlsky lliivlnsss. for help to round out the squad. after hall player In California col* victories against 9 defeats for the two-run single. with ■ lad who ran do that . . T w o II K v e r y l h l n a . Al M s r k n nnlng. Ij' k* a* if the home run baa moved and his addrr*« is un Whether or not It I* Monladoo. up host Intercollegiate mark in tho In spring practice Gene Gllll*. •. here to stay. N I N T H R A C K ! tlttlrh P llo l. Htsn- legca. known. rs’s turn to pitch, Coach Dovo Hr haa been scouted hy the state. The Seminole eager* won sophomore triple-threat back, cut ley R u t r h . O r l s n i e l i l l u e T K N T I I RACK) U ls t e r I t s y m s l e e . New York Yankee*. Detroit Tigtho District <8 N. A. I. B. title, Fuller always step* hefor* tho loose a pass. Defensive end Bob went to the quarter-finals of the one-man Gotor bench to Inquire, Hooks swottrd tin noil Into the T h# Itork rrs, Chicago White Sox and tne Buy Your Boston Red Sox. national N. A. I. B. tournament "How’* your arm today, Monty? LOWEST COST air and Gillls caught It on thr T O M w ir r * rvT M iK v before bring eliminated and were The late*' to watch the 20-yearPINBT Rtl'K—S UIIis Nile EnKter fly—for a 12-yard loss. Miss iNimlwrl. My Heal. Ilssih- old UCLA Junior was Branch ninner-up* In the Dixie Conferenee AUTO FINANCING Hknrta and Shells wnod. Re psllsnl. Ibis's lllrlls. I.lke Corsages »tournament after setting a 7-0 Rickey, general manager of the Dirk Boyco, a fl-5 freshman bps- Amber, Duall. Ulnger Jones Buy your car In Sanford Dues. mark in the eonfotenco during re­ t rum The IR rnvil RAI'Sk—Pnlmlly ksthall center who one* turned Keep your Insurance at h«mr (Islvsslon list. Ksvrn Klsme. Mr LAKKLANIL Mar. 23-fH pe- gular season play. Grower down Ihe Nile Ktnnlrk scholarship Hood no, llnppy Minds. Hlnxle N . vial)—The Water Moeraaln rowing The 1951 Florida State swim­ I.O.S ANGKLF.S, Mar. 23-fAh Save coats through u* at the U. of Iowa In favor of a Mlhiue. ArroRsni e. Hlepplnfot. • OrcliitlH grew* from Florida ftouthrrn Col- ming team went undrfatrd In —Luke Kaiter, thr Cleveland In­ pre-med course at George Wash­ TIIINII RAI l>-9 ISIhs Nile INSTALMENT LOAN log* will rare again*! two out-of- seven dual meets, tied for the dians' hig first baseman. Is swing­ M'hon Tommie. Ilvrlslsr M l> • Kucliaris I.ilio.H ington U., ha* returned to hi* Hate opponents this week when Southeastern A Alt title and won liodaer. Ilolllna llu. h. kkin ing a I>*t again. DEPT. home state to enter Iowa Stato . . Artful • Cumellioit Mor*. glrsl Ulrlnx. I'areleee Hose. UW.Jilay host to Marietta Col* the Florida AAU championship. Sidellnrd two week* with an el* FLINT, Mlch~Mar. •J.'l-M’ l— Jrhn I.. (for nothing) Davie, the (lypey The Sanford Atlantic National logs oa Frida/ and fare Ho*ton The Seminole natatnr* will com­ Tho Olasv A Central League cast Cnlifnrnla lightweight who moko* Ilappy I niw Injury, Raster took a few PUI NTH NXITV—X ISIbe Nile Dorothy II. (Janas * Rank University and Hollins at Winter pete In the national NCAA and a threat in th* direction of the his Mle* lies, hey. Illsh I'tnmu, llro- whacks yesterday at hatting prac­ eastern »dehut .........jatom „ , tonight, , _ x still Is Florist fblel llulie Kail Hl)lv. Its. It tice. He socked o n * pitch over Park on Saturday. AAU meets at Austin, Tex., and Detroit Tigers today—■ throat acUvo In tho HlehanL Calif- toon ■ Mamber FDIC Tel. 2HG Trl. 77l) R on. Ilrpsy Jan*. Il's l-sny Heeler. _ .. the right field wall. tha Moca, who have fallen twice Columbus, Ohio. that may challenge ba.eUII law. i•M is club. wharf CMKIt Tnat'a IBB . . . . . . . ha got hi* n P T H MACK— K n l n r l l i The Indians could havt usad to tho University d f’ TOmpa this Itssll team won the Florida AAL' A miner IcagUoi cut irons'tha A r t In Modern |vny. Orlan. Thursien. boxlr J'. .’ Ahdtr'ffolt, “who *■* in boxing The Florida fiiata leal suiiey radio broadcast revenue* of big Is Ilolllns Hell*. Baxar Its,. I'slnty some of Luke's old time power ason, have spent the last Meek is blind, Dlinn, woni lour four or of me hfa.match** mairn** I»o*. nnltkey. Ilonadveniure and Memphis Mid.South Invlta yesterday. Thr lost their fourth rfectlng a new stroke ami lineleague clnla eon Id he involved. for the North Carollm freshman S I X T H N II , : — I i s i k . Nile straight exhibition game as Chic­ up. When they fare the Marietta, tlnnal tournaments and will com­ The threat la a 1(0,000 damage vrritllnr team this season. It's T a h lll. P h a n t a s y 's P l.s n il.o o . pel.In the national Intercolle­ Ohio osremeo on Lake Hollings­ suit now M p g prepared by the the only sport In which a guy P r o * Hkln. K le e lfo o t ha m . Xlsd ago'* Cub* won, S-7, In tha tenth worth Friday at 2i00 P.M. Coach giate* at Springfield, Mas*. The Central League, |t*« to go lo who can’t see can compete on T h u n d er, Nnlp's l l s w a r d . Klre I I , « Inning. Hoy Couch anticipates a much im­ gymnastic tram won the Florida tlotut units* Ihrtroit makes a equal terms with those who ran . , Nplko'o Ulrl M '.t P A T H H I I K - A la t h s Nile ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 23— proved showing. No Junior varsity AAU title and also will com­ "settlement." Aftor seeing Mike Gollat, who hit lllltle l l o y s l . I 's l e 's i||t|. T o l l o n . race will hr run. pete nationally. Thr suit would In- aimed at a .213 and JI34 in two seasons, hat­ Jim's Hlrl. Mao i j n o n l l n . M i l l s n | | . i/P) - The New York Giants have la the varsity shell for Southrecent ruling by liasrhall commls* ting In the cleanup spot for th* v#r. M e ls lo n e I U n . - m Hpeu lsl C on- a missing player mystern on Ihalr WITH A FINE* ENGLISH-HU1LT ern will be: Kd Waters, stroke, hands. sinner A. II. (Happy) Chandler Phillies, one Dodger rommentedi B i i h i t m ii X( i : —A i a i k . N ile Rochelle Park, N. J.;, Clayton They can't find Rphlar Jorgen­ __ _ ..„ ,i«I.y that minor leagues ran'l receive “ I hope he's the best hitter they T w o II R v e r y l h l n * . T r n d l n x IS»|. am •n*. No. 7. North Bergen, N. / . ; a rut of major league broadcast have—or that tLqy have eight I l l a e n r lied. Hneppy Jill. K x t m sen, the bench-strength infleldarDel P ow er , P on ii. p . i . , R U k y llu s ln m * . Delbert Allen, Nm fl, ijollyw liywood; receipts. more like him." Bui Bud Borden, No. 5, Bprlrigfl field, N. liaseliall men here said that if Al M s i h o Cleaning The Cuff J.i Martin Cay, No. 4, Tampa; Tam asartin uay, Bo MVMI MSI l'—X |l||, Nil* Ihe court* should east out Ihe A new television group has cloa* baskrtball team turned up foe i-ll l o t , *< Pilot, o r l t h ' a l Come In For A “Test Drive” Today! Allen, No. 3, Hollywood; If. W. with a ------» husky -dog a* -a . hi.lleslnruling It might open the way for rd a deal with the PGA for right* Garden . . . . , . t — i « 's-v iivmIi snr, Mar, VanArsdale, No. 2, Elisabeth, N. kin a a •______ _ Tin the I i- <• ia minor leagues to build up their to televise the golf “tournament il>. tne I* l, A A tournament • • • '* 't-u.h. Iilarhslons J.; John Ward, Imw, lUldwIn, N. CLINTON. *S- C. Mar. 23—Mb operating funds at the rxpente o f the week.” Tnev plan to start masrol, one observer wise-racked: 1Mas'* J.; and Paul llealy, cox*wain, New V . ’ " T, — flene Lorendn, assistant footliall of major league clubs and radio with the Augusta Masters . . Tha "That', the first time I ever saw York City. coach at Presbyterian College , 'T;.. T,'.“ ,7 ^ ,." ^ : 39-man llurknrll U. footliall squad a s^lng^ye dog lead the pl.yeIM K. 1*1 STRUCT PH. :o« The Marietta College crew, un­ here, Is M u g considered as an sponsors. I'ountrr Hot.,, til*,# t'rnftal League P r e s i d e n t finished the fall term with a off the floor. der Coarh Hill Wlant. will Ih assistant at Auburn, hut a report Thomas J. Ilalllgan said the scholastic average of 1.432, higher (alroke to how): tJuinry Adams. Grand Itaplds, Mlrh.; Bill "Major, v* sterday that he already had minors ate rnlilled to this money than the overall men's average lircausr major league broadcast* . . Won sis of nine games. t«vr Brooklyn, Pa.; Jim Hands, Mar­ the Job was premature. Presbyterian alhlotlr director rut d»wn on minor league atten­ . . When the U. »f Conr.eelinit ietta; Bill Colton, gurens Village, l, tj _____ _ _ LI, N. Y.; Mike V •** ' -Bridge * Walter A. Johnson announced In dance. Mihalov, The controvert v started last league games were going on. ■orl. Conn.; Rodger Mendenhall. a new* release yesterday *h«» month when the Central league Always Cnmfertshl In Anv Weather' MarlsttUt Pat kfegliola. Bound t-orendo had accepted a Chandler'* rule requlrrs a minor >• football assistant at Auburn. askc-l I in,non from thr Detroit league club's approval when any Viatt Our Brook, N. J.; ami Don Best, Col.^ S T TIME TONIGHT Knbu* Ohio. Chirk Mailman. Lnrendo however, sold II » " Tlgrr» and their ratlin sponsor, major league hmad-wst originates Refresh meat Ihmra llpM Ad fieri: Ihe Gneln-I Blowing Co. Ho Harbor, Mlrh., will It* cox­ official yet. from a station within 50 mile* of Bar Far Imrendn, a former Georgia en-t In reluin the four central lea­ thr minor league rlty. 12:13 P. M. swain with John Itldeneur, Nltro, « (M * Caady « Pop Imlrttl N ru n visited the Auburn campus in Au­ gue club. In .Michigan Grand W ;V a., alternate. Dally! Manager Hilly Kvand Wheie Happiness Cost cwral Rapids, Muskegon, Saginaw, and of General Tho rare against Boston and burn, Ala-, earlier this week. llelrolt rejected the 1(0,000 cut 8o Little. ititd Uartoon At Auburn, alhlttlr director Flint— would permit Detroit to Rollins on Saturday will gel under­ Idea hut sold Detroit would ra-f way at Il;n<i A.M. at Winter Patk Jeff Heard said that e»»n u Inoadcast Its games In Ihrlr ter­ frain fmm broadcasting It* guinea With a thiee boat Junior varsitv varsity t^rfendo Is to get the ioh. It will ritory ai th* same time the minor In Ihe four rltles on request. I.AHT TIM E S T O D A Y ! E A 8T K K I’ lCODHAM! •vent. The varsity I* sehedi sehediiL have to go through channels, an-t ily nirr n "But we don't want to slop th* 2 ahuwN nightly head coarh Ralph Jordan hasn’t for the pro San Franelsm (9er», od .for 11:30 A.M. k.M. Thf pr broadcast*," said Ilalllgan, "and w e * mt m. mbs* m*Of (IfI miTH# SUNDAY A MONDAY will pit the Mors against ^holr submitted Lnrendn'a name In him. th* last two years, and llurk we’ll go to euurt If we can't get 7— U;15 r . M. lnrendo also Is head basketball •Utar-colleg*. Rollins, for the firs, B rtiiiell), fur lost iMiloarlt. * H lime this year. Previous Intra- roach at Presbyterian. His baskot•lata meets were scheduled loo hall team won th* slat* champion* lIV Io o d U M N -M m i SATU RDAY-DO U BLE FEATURE •orly to Include Tor crews which ■hip In his firat yoar this season. If he gala tho Auburn Job, h« bogln training later In the season **‘ 8 GREAT SONGS! THE CISCO K i n — H (ban either Tampa or K8C. will be tho third former Georgia SATU RDAY O N LY! Southern's Junior varsity line­ plaver and leommoto to become on up for the preliminary will he assistant. Th* others. named last — D O U B LE F E A T U K K ,bowj—Jail lllormpoort, week, art Homer Hobbs, guard Buster Thonneeon. K*l Choequette. . . . . '!'» R*F Krkk- and Larry Leins, New York City. teoyer. Brooklyn, N. Y.j Bud FryGarry Farrar, 8t. Petersburg, and Frank Deo, Flushing. LI. N. Pliu: "tuiaar Patrol Vn. Spy Kins”— No. 10 wn,U rr* Yn <rill be altomatex with Cart Bchuller. coxswain. t FSU Opens Spring S p o r t s Programs Dur i ng Weekend I Tho Ratarr Clob will smew Its Junior Leagae Baseball season M o n d a y afternoon. Hob Newman announced to. day. The league, for boys be* tween the ages of 13 and IS, will be composed of four clatw. John Pope and Bob New­ man will manage the Giants; Jim lligglna and llrsrk Per­ kin* the Pirate*; F. I). Scott and Sonny Powell the Tigers and Georg* Stine and Bob Cornell the Caba. R W S- Moccasins To Row Against R o llin s, B o sto n Saturday Minor League Hits Tiger Broadcasting With Damage Suit B CUT YOUR DRIVING COSTS IN HALF r C R D STRICKLAND MORRISON. INC Gene LorenHo I« Being: Considered For Auburn Post A F LO R ID A \TV \TR E ■ f f e f e j i H m Fomt S m t j g g , G R E Y H O U N D I h o l g 5 S V .i T r& Sa. i SUNDAY AND MONDAY! t f > 7^,) M B O W LING IS TOPS FOR R RELAXATION AND -iir ” ;r' •* • you'll stwRys find bowling top mjoymont. i i >i ’ Y j'tr G - i l h 'U b i Kk Ih ik I Mm tin O d d a lM lu>>. —Compaatoa Pkturo— It happtiui In the boat of clrclesl IIl*h acorn or low ■if* C tN 1• RACKS T 0 N I C I T U km U km I P.M. D RECREATION & Om ka a d Gus Is on th* air larvlti avor WD80 a* 8:10 «Mi •> « « W ‘ 1 .+ -4 ' —Addad Cartiss Trasti—N(w» BOrtal « j s£ c . ■ — J* 7 ^ 4 — AdfMi latent News ft Carloon Ateo: Sttected Short Subject* .*r 0 «ie t Thm M&ra" T U I .- W E D ,’ -— - - I �HllDAY MAX. 2.1. I i* m ; i; sf.vf.n TIIK SANF0R1) 11K1LALI). SANFOKI). FI.OKIDA uzAHiv nil-: DR. H. K. RING Dr. Henry McLnulin CHIROPRACTOR O ptom etrist Please rail far appointment 11.1 Magnolia Phone 1783—1718 I'hone St Itv Ray (d itto MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S i s o and 1071 Room 101 Sanford Atlantic National Rank Hide. > ' iivo/iul i f \ ' y ----- i* f w r w /» l tUAMAtVfrS / i" V r rtr Mitts/ S n e o S M A fU / \ ^ . ’ US 1* V. q.‘ N O T I C E FICO BRAND IHSEC^CIDES TAAfus: your rental facilitii's at the Jaym* Information llmdli l llll IIBST SCALE CONTROL • use PLEASE CALL 1172 ^ ; <1V 3 - / ♦TIIK LD NK R A N flK It o ft p to or CUSTOMARY TO Kill Alt HI WMO&UWfDTMt StCfit. I r OF DUR1E0 TRCASl'lst FIL'D '.Hi D ll. K M U FSlD N STAUFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY SEMINOLE COUNTY JAYCEES I’ HONKS — APOPKA 130 — 23II T lie fn||«nlR| rR li* • II H a i l A + + M k lU k id M ifn r 4 K n .N i 3—ItKAl, ESTATE FOIt SAKE—3 I ft ft Sft' lim e IB r tim e * f t r lim e * lie tim e* ftr |*er per p er p er Hue lin e line lin e In IR T i l Inver I Inn In v e r !»*•« Invert Ii»n In v e iflita •Tie ftvHi t« tk# line. Ilw k le m i l L i L lm k fn r e rn p v PHONE 1<I8 W a a l 4 4 a w ill hr a m p I O « i» r Ik . an M r a a t a . * d .m t ll.H I II | m i a . M . la II.Ir a II* 1 0 . I r l l . l f l . . Iti.nl.. In f.l.in fa r f k l . arrm a m a ita lln a Ik . a . t . i l U i r I . . I . . . I O l a p a r p r n m a 'lr . I I tin ier fa r a . fa f r a i l .r Ika >ral .•■•<0.1. a r r . l r r , all H a m l l a n n . l kr la n a t u ff l r r a a Ika 4mr karm a e a h llr a tla * . I’ l r a . r a a i l l i mm la a m n lla lr lr If a a a r r a r a rra ra la I a a r ad. H a n a t a l kr m p a a a lk la fa r aaa.a I k a a a a r la r a r r r r t l a u r fla t. Killinir Station ami Stair combined for rale or rent at Pth Street and Sanford. Inquire F. I*. 1(1110*. 211 "H r rttn A ONE ROOM fit)USE Noar Aii Hate on paved road. Electricity and City water mar Laige hit. 4730.00 i-(*»h get* it, Se<- Mr. Hlghl'-yman, Amorlate Kayitloud M. Hall, Realtor. I'l'HN SIth II while finnn* hnu.e, J Led imim-, IV* t.nthr, 2 » to'iv. •*' l . I i . garage. plot t i l' x 232 ftTriOO.iifl. Trtnui. Ilmru' 117 Sa n/oi (i » l . x. HIMIHMiN, Sit. Iteallkr, , lin v K s utiMw s n u s l i ’ p t 'liiK CIKIVES RAN* TIES KAN'i'H I AND \ I ' y f,rs of Hr il E'tnte »n - I2SI Dt> 8. Park Ave. Practically new. thirr hedto-m home, in Mayfair. Very modern uni I- i tifullv landscaped, I’ric e«i for quick : ale. 3 1(0051 home modern .well fur­ nished. clo«e in. Oarden, Chick­ en*, Cow. Save on your budget. t2l>*.* W. 2nd. St. THE HERALD SANFORD v i 13— NOTH KH-PKHSUNAI.S — II IIKI.P WANTED Wantnl: grocery cashier, experi­ ence preferred tiui not netv *ary. Apply Mi. Whatley, Margaret Ann Store*. ______________ WANTED -girl for founlaiii and drug dipt. I.ani-v'* Drug Store, VOtJNli, aggie*.ive salesman. Steady work with many rqqwrrluiittir- for ndvuncement. NInyoffa. Vnralion will, pny. Eire atone Klim*. ROUTE MAN, Apply Seminole Dry Cleaner *, 2 Id May noli.. Avenue.* ft ERE I* nn opportunity for no IntluMr loin woman, to build i ltii*ini- » of her own with the resource* ot woiId* largest pub Usher to hack you—» e pay highe*t commission', and bonuses to i|trnllfier* veav round permnneld work. Mint lie local resident have prixrite line telephone and la- able to devote 4 to 3 hour pei day, aonre .ale* experience write liox "it" Sanford Herald for interview. Slate Tel. N'o. ace. experience. WORK WANTED t> p K N Fill.. ft 3f; Peto-Ltyeoterk-Boppltaa —7 MARY’S LENDING LIBRARY h r“ SUN. 1 until 8 F’trnixhed by ft’ Sears Itoclm, I, A Co. F.II A. sa<l V A Approved ' , , , lh Cornicle Rh-eh Cair.trurtioTo,! Cladded Wall* l.aml'cnped r23 iVinvyntrut Klt> bcu ’ aSSA—” WA*>Sg WT 2*AN . " . ! I 2. ( l o 5*. : w ; as Wuii sd n j v------------- 7CA5-!- > > > ---- 7 All Improvement* In IMnncy T*1 ~5 - ----- S- No A **ca*nrynta (jr r • Tub ami Shower w. \%' y? ("hoice of Culor* .i JJ i lid Itm. Cnniplrte I $795o.*8) # • m.+ s \ m 3 lid Rrn. Complete ,1 r(4 2 $8776.00 Term, to Suit U Follow the Signs In Mtllonville A 17th 1 Sanford, Florida OZIKR-WELLER HOMES, INI. PUNT AND IIOIlV WORK Roy Heel, We*l 2nd. HirerL Sanford. Phone 1633, Expert Work by ex non ru ed nien. M I.OT1 A FOtiNli \ i J : r r ~ r : .3 m i q f g j uOOv y t n *. ms s ; ^ r tm :w in \J t \ cONCk: .X i3 s e S 5 '^ ; ■* h r . T 'v ? ’ • - i 'T T e i f * ) V ’ . T7 .L ) Slav * »3'B .. ( A ra n 's I rw o *( h - V '* •• G ? -v ITi-q-r re tu rn In Zola (**vL autom obtles — ii RENT A CAR U drive it hv dav. week, or acu-on. EnglUh Ford* and American Ford*, aedan*. station wnron* ami ronvertlblc Stricklanri MorrLon, IncE. Fir.1 SI. 11*18 MERCURY Club Coupe, r* dio, healer, white wall tire*, •eat rover* Lrhv new. Phonr 95 after 6 P.M. DEPEND AIILE USED CARS AND TRUCKS ttl Ford Curium 2 done Sedan Radio and Heater SLI23 18 Plymouth Deluxe 3 pa**. enger coupe 61096 48 Dodge Custom t door *«dmn ....... 5129ft 47 Dodge Club Coupe Radio fllCft 48 Plymouth Special Delux* 4 door aedan |89ft 17 Dodge I ton slake 97Mi 47 Dmlge t* ton pickup expre** f713 47 Itodge S ton pickup Express 1895 16 Ihtdgc I ton xtake 10 Plymouth H ton pickup 1245 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 518 E. lot SI. I’ hotr* 1011 DOPC.K 1851—10 wheeler, ileeper. •tralght air, 20 ft. raoftr. Stick, hand control, good ' nildwr Shape, tW. Td. I3I6-W.I. 1839 PORD 4 door aadwT~All round fair condition. 8295 00 Harry A. fhrtfen. I Mock Kart HethodM.Chu.eh at ^ 4** 0. | IT— BOATS FOR BALE—1*24* CuWn CruUri '. n o w ,.v - . \ ' . ' C N r ' * . . . . ' \\ w -a r r^ ' t vOSS W E W '.'♦Net CIA __ r- * 7 __ |(i ..ir^S n LOST Wallet in Mayfair aertlun. 13— m ow i u N i v i S ;r . \ i„AvE / SOUWAND68SP V * •’* •8(5 *N*^ T * r _T , J 'S L l Y IN Ok)T O f TVlJ K j . t ’ v * v > l w — i . ^. " . c ' |•■ , ' s v — - v V fA .- —H 1500 H u m d k —I .la — M .^6 IS Ir M H P., K*rn*th Motor: WIR w Oww -----u rr*ra*e FOR SALE—IHonde Cocker Punthru FW. 10 to 1* A. M , 5 to 0 sacrifice at $660 .00 . Sanford pit*. Phone 462-W. PJt. Sat. 4 to 0 P.M. Boat Work*. (Orouod Floor) Itw M IC K E Y MOUSE Lot* 72 x IDO —f II \BY SITTER lte*t of Referen re*. Mr*. M Fatkenberg, 411*'w Palmetto Ave Garage Apt ____ IF YOU want to aril your Ironic, yet m u lt ', lint It with J. W 13— SPECIAL HKRVIt ES —12 KOH KENT —I IMali, Realtor, Florida Slate llwot. Illilg., Phone 1758_______ 'tRI.ANDO fttnrnrng Sentinel I)• Undo Evening Star. Call Ralph fKi.AK A /PAYMENTS, Hoorn A R ID l.h^s H»H SALK liar |I6K-.I ____________ and Store* 116 W. flrat Street i Phone 490-W. MILLS SWAP SHOP 4ftfl K. Ilh VENETIAN Hl.INDb made r. order. Seminole Vrnrtian Blind Three-room furnished apartment St We Buy. Sell nr Trade mil i Co 610 W. 3rd 81 PHn*. —clo»e III— adult* only. Apply -welhltur I'hnee IU6..I 317 Palmetto Ave. I IS2-K Furniture and other Mi--<ellane<>u* SMALL unfurnished ho,, g,*>J nrtiele*. Call Vahle* Hotel Apt ALL TYPES of Hulldnxer Work neighborhood, I’.’uO Magnolia M l. “Keaaunable “ “Rates—Free Esti­ Avenue. mate*. Carpenter A Oarrv Rftt’ K I' \Til, SHE FT ROCK, Phi—ia I.VIS.U nt 666J ROOMS 2 tw-d room* furtu hnl NAILS. PIPE. STEEL IMMED Kilrheu partly furnished. Good IATE DELI VFRY. P H O N E WOODWORK INO Cn b lu e til', location. Phone HI111 M.________ Cnimter*. Rhelvr**, cte. In order Mm; arid N.v.c. Smalt Imati, built, repaired, re x e d o f e e d s cnmideie line WANTED —1 TuHunt'* fmi'hod. I*. Vail 1*13.1 Tuxerln Fee,l Slnre. Call Phono 1061 for WANTED, middle a»e,l tu FL0R ]|)A r.tant pepper plant', Al! Tvpr. Of Rook Work. o I66-J. 21 ‘ ‘ ahnre aril, teavuialdr. Phone Butner. Phono 146-W. IVa hath loae when you rtnn‘ 1 hrln.- Mary McKinney Bookkeeping Service your prraeriptiona t« LANE VS 3 - REAL ESTATE FOR S ALE—4 IliHiia 403 iu,,.n. mu A tlan H i Hank Rulldlne COLORED FOLKS FRIED SHRIMP Dinner -T h e Wo are di.po.iug of *iur colored Hext Shrrmn nn Earth” at Horn- NEW FI DORS rurtaced to per­ fection. Old flb'irt mod* Ilk* property In Sanford a r e a er>. 324 E. lit St. new. Finishing, . leaninc A was CHEAP. Lot* ax low at. fill A l/C T loStag. Portable power pleat, tt down, fft month. Beth DeKoe, I*, Vegtlahle*. Llvea‘ork and mi* year* axpeneace in 8*mi*nt* i 0. Itox 133*. Sanford. crll.inemr* aalr every Friday County. R. M QIm u w . lake LOT III, Fori Mellon, 2nd Section. night at 7:30. Col. Ijury Jonr*. Mara 1*215.00. $30.00 llaI*nee ra*>. nuetioneer. SANFOItll FARMERS' AUCTION LAWNMOWERB ^harpenod. bt LOTH on French Avenue In High­ I mile ariuth of city limit* on cycle* repaired, lock and kev land Park. 1700.00 each »50.00 highway 17-M. work. Prompt *#nr|ro. II. W down. Iralanee ea*y. l’o#t Office MAONOLIA Tree* for talc. Varsi.itma.- 6tn K_4th Sr Oog 1666. Sanford, Pin. krua »lir* Call 306. ROOF WOKE of all kind* Have, ONLY A TEW LETT and Guitars Repaired aad Paint­ Shoot Rock. 4 a 8 and t a Large lot* on Lake Harney and t'RKIl ed. New Roof* spoiled. Painting 4. Random length*. For aale at St John* River, Nirtly wooded, and coating. Sanford, Ph. Air Baa«. or rail 727 at noon ot perfect natural l a n d beach. 1006-W. K R. Arkrnhurg. after 6:00 , Elrctririty available. WAfCII and Cluck Repairing. All M. BALL. Realtor ROTARY RLADE—Unrondltlonalwork guaranteed. Rea*enatile * RAYMOND Iy guaranteed. Immediate de­ S. D. Htghleyvan, Aaoociale prieoa. P. M. PniH(*b. Jr., 335 livery. Free demotirtratiim, any. Florida Stale llattb RulMing ■Sanford Avo. Phone |80t, time. I69JH). V. A. Whaolua, jl i REAL ESTATE— ’ mile North) logw ood . * "^ W X ftT i a V d c l o c k FIRE INSURANCE KEPAMIINC. SPECIAL HA lit: A INS All thra SCREEN DOOR prarlically new; Mtv'l work cf>n*cientlou*ly duns. fo r * a le t hrap, Room 103, Hu week -See the Beit fee the Lew. ltp*n week day* 6:30 A.M. to 6 P M. motel. EDWARD P. LANE C|o*n| Sat unlay a, hul open Satur­ "The man who know* Hanford" ORA NOE TREES- Sirawlwrrie*. day night* 7:30 till 3 P.M. Dldevt real ralalo firm in Sanford. tomato and flower plant*, fryera, WALTER II. TBAPP and pullet*, tomb honey, electrir flEW 4 Room hmM. Call after 111 K. Second S l„ Hanford brooder, water fountain ami 6:30. 1662-11-2 aeedera Poultry Wire. W" gal- hAINTINO ami Interior Decorat­ I S room houae with nil Imnrovi- vaaiird water pipe and fixtures. Mr ing. I at. claxa work guaranteed. menD. Large garage o ff Lemon A-l Reference*. Maurice A. I.tnk. water hoee, ■prinklera. 5 ga­ Bluff Road. Pat Daly, Otteen. 301 Weat I Oth. etroot. 2nd, flour. rage* with aluminum roofini CoLoRfeD Boer harden bloek Homnlel, Dr. Contractor, builder, carpenter and c . v . rStark, * ~ building 56 by 40. 30 acre* of masonry work. Sperlallxlng In Itnd, located jort ont o f Oriedo. roofing. No |ob to sm*ll or ARTICI.ES WANTED Can ho bought thia week for large. M. D. BeanMey, Sanford. 52900. |60o down. See me at Rt. 2. Bog 390. Thone Winter We buy, tell A trade uxed lot C»l»re Avenue. ____ Park 2*2967. fnrnlii'Tr Wil.oa-Mafer Foml. X BEDROOM haute, bloek eonlure C * . I l l V **t. PHtw.. MUk 15— NOYIC^t PE R SO N A LS-I* itruction. 17.66000. BEDROOM hnu*e, bloek eon- B A gT r i AY l’ LN.~Ph~ne iffft. II O F SAT., I-ItH A L ESTATE WANTED—I 7— ■’ , Iiy Naval PerMoimt'l ami nthiTH wc would like to list ('HASH & COMPANY For Retails nr. r\ Hue to the many imiiiiricH for apartiih mIm ami riuinw SANFOIID DKAI.KH fry HERALD W.Tnt Ads • ^ v) \ ( TNtv whr wur «. '/•» * c-^ , . r r ,/,a ; f i wvr r A4r.’\ — .a ..M >e \ -J h.yi rrmai \ f j p T V ^ w , , \ ; . , *>t( V , „1KL3,',. GlKl RENTAL PROPERTY OWNERS APOPKA • O R LA N D O • W IN T E R HAVEN i 1 ‘t A ( L t A 0*if-w*y TiCKtT A j TO 5T. PtrUMSOURC T ^ Pl.rASE,3UH.' J l , I, / «k jrf^ W rt - ' I :1___*L—-SL— — ^ - // ----- ik L J m ID I’ iiul l(ohins(,a 1 I------, S - AND i a iT O C P r C r / r u A i U i ^ •£ ' 4 t O l / S A O M l i l J - .i■1W )N C-K tAK a \ ___ in - J o t n u n s o n -i Pug-'-auriB in priau ixirw rv4's a^r.- t-t«4 ir «t *u*<..r r j j / . t o o 'u r v / ' j ' i * , ! o d d f 4 TV4>E l-t« 68* uKTur ,ViD k ^ j l Ac �FRIDAY .MAR. 33, \*n THE SANFORD HERALD. SAJfrOBP, FLORIDA ■ s ^ M I ■ ! M ^ — >— It to bci up *n> Crime Commit lee Truman Accii,wt) t(ui program under the 'lira la. who I, in.lo.lei uotkutitjr aim it i r » A t l l l r 4 I 'l f c i n t ' k l l ( l a # i l U t l W s i S I f oss S*aar n a t r 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 of 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 Ihe 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 of 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 AFL 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 of both Armour officials are .going and Swift and Company this after- fur evidence of 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 of Tohey r aid he fell Ihe 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 the numerous other taxes I although tome members of Con- ■tuhilisalion hoard approves it luit refined to say If Boston would clude 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, G Il would permit more time for titude'' at the resignation of James M ile 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 of 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 of 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 AFL International Associa­ •tabilitatlon board when it it n tion of lire 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 were around $40 billion. Now the pended effective as nf noon todav.! j the parleys. OUR 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 had any knowls-dge nf Crane's most $11*1 I.llli.in In IU52. Do you •MUGS R STRATTON ! the wage agreement expires on claimed honestly think taxes ran rarry hi* gift*. .Sunday. Hut AH workers plant.id loadT Where is the tax money I i.o walkout Monday. Toliey Ia inemtier of the For­ i INGM TUNE-UP from? The CIO United Parkiiighmi-- eign Relations Committee a* well coming "Why should the President m-rker* union said It wss “ ready as the Crime Investigating Com­ Ohrt* yaar ffff/n a 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 *tntegy 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 t h e 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-Wyo), also a of 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 British Cut 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 rtrnm r a g e (ta e l 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 ........In .. Red China l>- the rrlme nimmiltee after Mar. 31. for eopr own cflnslltutusnl* ? ' are«. unwelcom Jeffers told Barkley "you won’t u - of IM r mrilart with United L'halrwan Kefauver (D-Tenn) ha* Ing plenty of fo rce in Korea, «• « h" won t tw able »• spend more have any trouble findlr lAntH.Wjth Winns | Nation* 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 nMay lie the 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 at-N aught.,*“ fh a'om m l.slonsrouldhavo the Sunrifw* Service •pok.small for the er.w of the - "ie comm fe e i H* Hun; To Kmpllr Marshal. T;.U v - .id ." ha. . deep con(istliatM m s e*»* (>••> “ W. vol.-d unanimously .... r-H ‘I' V , 1L", m * rri«ie In of life, Tin* (laid l*er*yiw . i Call or Wrllo To-day 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 of life. repies. nlatl-.n nt present." The Perskw* celebrated ibe run* year with n “ Fca«t of the Erg*.'' Mar.Nuiightnn, of tireennek, Draft Cut 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 rego rib d a* -arn-d to the l*IIO $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 of commercial resadd Vice Adm C. T, Joy, comThe tdra of hare* laying Easter Night k Sunday i-rl* that aided in ihe evacuation "»«fder of U. 8. Navgl forces In sands of 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 ii to hava departed ka-1. for Datim yesterday, MacNaughton said. Take i/.The Entire lie reported the ahlp'a captain ha* cabled word of lha crew's Family T o ■land to the nwrnr*, I*. 8. Fandell* nf l^imlon, and the men The 'Beautiful and Historical hare notified their union. Rent Control i A . I). R O S IER |TERMITES| FIDELITY Exterminstintf Co. «rrrTTrrTrra-i-------- g~ EasUr-Service Slated By FreflbyteriatiH Of special Intern t in the ob­ servance of 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 Transport Down (C aatlaaeU r t t a 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 of C h rist't iriurrertlon Is inviteu to » . ..... .Mr. Mclnni* said, and allied th a t the worshipper* lie »ealed tieforr 7:30. , RADIO STATION I W.T.R.R. J s tu a iiir t th ) Ihm - 1,1. %»•« Tlte <(3ft New* ilta VVei-trrn J s m l ' i r e e J>0 (>'(*t,.,li ('Job ; il New « <1;9# l l i . m i n e Npurt* tMIllna (lift I 'r i n k t , . t 's r l r l»lh. lil» llor ntnti Devntl.in* iiR w U * In Vluete tv,.rid Ai Nine * li l-MI Heed At I'raa n >.tu K i i r o t n Mu,* **i li It..* T a l e s 10: w* T nt nr ur l k i r , . » eimw l«! la A l l „ >. V l i n k VIweir | 9 ; 1* I i II f I 4*• II 1*» llili lllfti IJ o«l •Ml I *!• IlMtt lllN liU Iu 1 S* tee t.ti III* tree t i* I js t ** s.ss *i«e ti la ( 11 * 1* CIS Dee It* Die l.et 1: 1* * Is *i*e Mi 111* 1* M in ti l-'.l* i|.-*e llikl line 11* in : it * till 1:1* llli * ltd Sill til* t«:»* l*:l« Iti** 11 -OI in * I :** lilt til* l l 'n n l l n n e d W en s r e * e dael Practically all of them, he -aid. an- l.utherans. Addition* and improvement* to the property will he made a* rapid­ ly as possible. New accommoda­ tion* will be constructed on the property until eventually it run take care of an estimated 250 guests. Mr. Nicklr who Intends to build a new home immedietely across the street from his old home, *ai-l thal the house was built In 1025 at a co«t of $.Vj,IM)o. 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. SEAT COVERS LUM1TE PLASTIC FOR ALL CARS FIBRE COVERS CUSTOM TAILORED COVERS ALSO AVA1LAHLK SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Jerk K, Morrison. Manager HEATI NG 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) reject any or all bids. For plan.-* and specifinitionH mil on Architect F-lton J. perfect Sewn Vlrlu.lv >lJKV*lne •'ti l l C r m ' s c ls * > l. Ilnur Vlu*lr O s l-arsile l l n e l r l i e . ell l a i i m r n * ( r.|| T-i I'r sy ee Wnrlrt At N « « n lle.ll-i l ‘ i l n i l-lce-1 line n u l l I lk I* Uiiu N ew e M u s i c a l V arieties N a lln n n l Cluard Wtintr Its- Nnne I: in, a IV nitd AI Tliree T n d e v ’e S l t t t lu e lr a l lUtnw (*a-e Music- leiv ere P riii Mottgliton, Sanford Atlantic National Hank llulldlng. caste SEMINOLE COUNTY HOARD OF I'lMlLIC INSTRUCTION L. E. Jordan, Chairman T. W. Ijiwton, Supl. by Priaem Qaxdaer NOW S T e e n J iv e dee#i.iii Th* ft liy th m Hn-.e ►'ports K i n g Of D sy N ew * Hartford U er k et itrpnrt T w llla t it g » n a s ►purls I ’aredr X a v i e r t’ uxai H r lM tu s Un A n - u d ►nudat tunon l t.e-,-*u net NlKi.t lle r m - in i~1nl. t t r v n o l i * t!i i.' .i le V a r ie t y llali d e r l t i l l IC.c-1 N ig ht 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 i i , Hirshs* Jnl.Pity l,i.nr, --(J. M,i ( f a i r Du (.rl Vsw ►lari tiff at M I A V T h e ►under V|u*letl. Old I t eit a lh lly inn* O f All (Tiurchea N n lln nal ►elniusl Hln«nrs t l a w a l l a n V M ift * l l r e s k f e . l Wilt, n iif nude In llusl. W nrbl A i Nine Tunes gnr H u ldtr ►unday M nfn ln* I ' t - l l r t l Muek-al V erleil es Oaspvl sin gerChurt'li ►ervli-rs d t r ln a Or sheeir* Thr u L l n e n l n e (It*** O rgsnilm * ►stnmv K e y * Ork. News KILGORE 300 W. lit Street egg* Is believed to be a tltrr Ger­ man innovation. |n America, the hare became a let,Kit. ur Easter bunny, an error for whlc)i lh" candymakere were probably re. sponsible. D o lla r ($ T fo r D o lia i you em u j D m tk'iS S ttS S A ' O-IVES Served from noon til H F. M, For Rceervatlon* Fhonr W. P. 26-044.1 H O W A R D /I N K H I IKE— FIT per cent of the hid. The Hoard renerve* Ihe right to lor ■ itciigntful 1 -course EASTER SUNDAY DINNER 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 BLOWOUTS LONG WOOD HOTEL Pace G a e l 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 •* b i i u a c A v K lV 9 i8 K W k L a WWIC 8W R#LL CONGRATULATIONS TO OZIER-WELLER HOMES UPON THE OPENING OF THEIR MODuL HOME ROY GREEN’S i WE abb AMOCO SERVICE HAPPY TO HAVE TAKEN PART IN 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 tor Ymmrm o t * D o p m n d a W p 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 ca n In the world today. ' - ■ 4 ‘ N fV S I - • A k P O A D» . -. F - rttOo » - \Sjieti you buy a Pontiac you buy m an than pnda o f owning the m ost h andful thing on • “ r that wfli deliver com* ***G m porfcnDance yaar . H u m M l We IM * \ y v -w fe * Trammportullmml — ■v W . D . $ . P O N T IA C C € . # �I I n U n it y There l a B lte n g lh — To Protect Ihe Peare of Ihr World; To Pr«m U (he PrAitrw of America. To Produce Prosperity lot Sanford. Q llp H a n fo r d Ifr c a tft AN VOLUM E X X X X II Warren Calls Probe Head 7 c Kinds Of Liar Established 1908 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 MONDAY M A IL 26. 1951 TOURIST FAREWELL PARTY Governor L ashes Out A t Dan Sullivan In Blistering A t t a c k ; Younger A lso Hit TALLAHASSKE. Mar. 2 6 -^ P ) Aw— Covrinoi Warren today cailed n)aiue| I*. Sullivan, dirrrtor of lire G rralrr Miami Crime Commit)ion. •even different ly|»es of a ii.tr. In 4 prepared tlaleineiit issued by press iccictaiy Loyal Complon, Wallen challenged Sullivan lu prove be luc ask'd the Stair Racing Conininnnn to irinHatr Clue It* Broad, alleged bookmaker. In Jlorida racing iraclu. V W arn 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 W arm t 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 tw u 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 J C fia in riiotl, ha* told yet an. V th e r 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 T w -I 4 T H E W EA TH ER Fail »ith litilc change iii tem­ perature through Tur'da) except a f»» light shower* .outtu .id roa>| in (hr mornings. I irhi In moderate variable mostly north* radrrl) wind. through Tur<day. Axsociuted Press le a s e d Wire F.B.I. Director Urges Senate CommitteeTo Continue CrimeProbe Blight Resistant High Couri Turns Celery Is Sh o wn Down 4th Appeal To Local Growers Of Negr o Rapist New Variety Achieved Law Requiring Loyal ty Oath O f Candi­ By Inbreeding Of dates Is U p h e l d Tame, W ild 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 of 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 Attack At Parallel Is Advocated At Rotary Luncheon . ,n. w i yi,: -f. •» » «. ,| No. l.Yl A new lyjve o( blight iciit.inl celery, tbe tecd» nf which will toon be inlinduccd fnr commercial me, wai viewed bv grower*. *ln|*fwt* .mil technic*! •pccialiit* fmm Gainesville at tin* Univcitily of I I,null'* Central llond.i f'xperi* nienl Station"* field day here Fti* day. Moir than Ml vitilort weir p retent. Dr. R. W. Rlipircbl, dlirctoi nl the tfation, pointed out that llir new vaneiy bat been named I'mcr ton pateal, in honor of Dr. FmrrII 1Univemly, 1 . | •on ol, t omell wlimr ex|»erinienl*t in co-operation wilb ibntr nf the local plant patholo­ gists Ind irtullrd in tlir new var­ iety. Tim wai obtained through intrrliiredmg of wild .mil tame vaiirtiei. The -vt-il waa lelen.ed to ihe trn«le la*t fail, lie .toted. The celery i- ta»tv and prow. l>olh on -and and muck land. T<--t. at llelle (Unde have shown ibid it thrive* 1w«t on muck tsiut Efforts are now tieirip mode to ploduve ■ Might re.l«tanl white relery, hut so far Ihi' ha, not been possible, he stated. Dr. Philip We.lgate showed trrnwer- the result* of his exper­ iments in spplylng varied amount of fertiliser to celery. The henvied application, five ton* to the aver, ir'iiltod In 'Ufinlte dgn- of hlo>d heart. Plants, on the othei baud which had received no fertlliter were of dwarf *l*e, The mod ftiv* oiatilr appearing application no|M-arrd to >w Hirer ton* of fertlli it' r to ihe acre. A 5.3-8 formula was used. Among other experiments, the result, of which were evident in full grown celery were application in varied amount* of mangane,. sulphate, lint*, wood ashe. an-l McGrath Tells Senate Committee Costello Is Immune From De­ portation A c t i o n M tSIUM.TON. eta' :•> 1-1 —J I'dgar Hoover said In b ) a mao who birr 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. W ASHINGTON. Mat. 2t> Hl'i William McGee. MixiMippi Ne­ gro thrice •cnlrncrtl In death fol the i.t|>e ol a while woman, (ail­ ed fur the fnudh lime today to win ■) full-trale lieamig hrloir the NI.W YORK. Mai 2f>- (,1'j Su|itemr Cam I. June* J. Moran, iriignrtl New Tbe adiou mean* Mi Gee mud \oik city water comininionri, wa* go to the electric chair unleti hn uuliclrii on iM-ijur) thaigrt loday lawyers can find another delay­ growing out of trdmion) brioie ing device. Senair crime in«r*ligalor>.. Abo McGee's m .e ha attracted world-wide nitrnllnn. Governor mdiclrd on chargrt of lying imFielding Wright of Mi i*-ippi drr oalb lo the Senalr toninullrr b *' charged tbai Communl't* was l.nltit Weber, ,k knowtrdgrd were b jiliite ., „ *' tbe fiphl 1 In .nr the llrooklyn numbei* tmoknulvn. Ihe Sergo from rxrctoion. 1 , • . The latest rppeal to the high '" ‘jKlmenl* were returned by a lio-ii permittnl to tell the whole federal grand |ury. court claimed MrGcr never bad dory, including hi. contention that WASHINGTON. Mar. 2t» V D hr had bail "voluntary" sex re- ; — Mil ditrclor J. falgar Hoover lalioii. with the woman hi wav Uwlay utgrd the Senate Crime convicted of raping, Mississippi's attorney general, |l nrnniittre to continued ilt exliolh i-tal*- and lower fe-lrral pontu uf organiird ciime which courts liail gone lido that an "ha* iMillutrd all too many comother ni pies an-l were convinced itiiinilin of our nation.” of McGee', guilt. lie called also for local com­ In other actions today, the high court: munities to take the trad in tulhI. Ruled A to 4 that suit* to Irtily eliminating ruminal ele­ compel landlords to refund over­ charges to tenants in decontrolled ments and their ally, “ the politic.ti drrat are not limit,.I to a one- r e n e g a d e . E v e r y community. >«*r rencaj V(qrr rei>Vrg Hoovei suggestrd. •b«ul<(MJt*»'l *. were lifted. The high tribunal yearly grand jury iiivedig.ilion In overturned a lower court'* action In throwing out » $1,001 refund •crutinire the admintdration of to a Palin, tenant for overcharge imticc. covering a period of 20 month,. Hoover and Attorney McGrath if. Agreed to rule on thr- valid­ were befor,- the ftennle rnoimittce ity of a section of Maryland’. ,0 to itlw-o*. what new law* rnav be ratted filter law which require* a ncede-l to comhnt crlnir. loyalty oath by persons running MiGrath u.gett that < engre-s for state or city office. Thelma II) 01.KN CLRMKNTS TO K YO . Mar. 26— t/Tt L'lUtril Naiiont lump* inlulifiril then T 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 $80 Million A id For linn toward the Wih Parallel. Soviet T o Strike, Allred (ore** moved eatt horn Muntan and linked up with an Latin America Un­ Atnui Iran divi.ion north nf t'iS h e p a r d Declares d e r ■Consideration hmani |X about 10 , ^ u »-■ m i Ir« ,mith itf the prewar ‘R umis will nrver 'tail a war WASHINGTON. Mar. 26— (/D l-oundarv hetween North *nd againd the I'nilrd Siaiei il tin* Mmilb Korea. —^Prriidrnt Truman urged the na­ tier....te. who 'ought to run ^ |#Ll?2*TJIlLowv*sTSfi!!- * " , V " V , Field diapatchr* .aid Ited re- rnunlty it rtrong'', Maximiliin (I'hMIriiH Or r«a» Tw*l un*l»T «H»lh .imf tion* of the new woild today to l?i\r him uulhmily t•• fftiinf uu* si.lance melted. Tin- American Shepard, owner u( the l^ingwood 1• D m C iiR f T t t u l itrvngtlien and coordinate their dc* advanced rapidly ile«p!lp snilpi S u llt in o le lU ffll l* « y • JA C K S O N V H .L e T Mar. 2rt~ frn*e force* agaiait "great perili" Hotel, told the Rolary Club loday Korean mud . . . . . . “The National Ataoclation of Pro* The Sanford Poat No. ,V1, Tbe entire UN like drew cln.n at ilt tegular luncheon at the W i n s rF t'S N I iO D O r ducc Market Manager* conn-net poxed by ihr "aggm iivr etpan- The American Legion rearix.l _____ vion o f the So vie I tytlem toward thl* week in Miami for a three day It. lim prrcrnl mcml. i .bip In I'aratlet 1H. 11 appeared lh- Yacht Club. "Only if wr arc weak, t t 's s i l s M t Oa ra a * T » , | Itod-dph Smith, h member nf tinmeeting, beginning March 28 our own Kemiiphere.’ " goal of 5Sri on Wednesday, and A Hie* could crow in fmre when and llic Kutiiam lliink they can ever they ehose. tnff of the Felcry Fed piihticatfan through .11. Market Managers from win. will they attack”. "W e mud now plan a* a pri­ hy noon of Haturday bad gon In the ventral fionl an AlienD.A.V. Baby Content of Seinir.oh* l|ii*h School, won an throughuut tbe United State* are over the top with 5(l‘J roemlier* mary talk lor lltr tltrngtbrning Mr. Shrpaid, who was intro­ • an division was u a c.ltil within nienti-m for page make­ gathering for thi* conference at for IM I, or 103,4 perrent, t'apt To He Held Friday honoralde up at the fir*! annual confcrencan opportune lime for diacuidng and cnordinalrd utr of our dedrnte harb* T. I.oucks, post mcmlict two mite, of North Korea. On duced by Jack Katigan at a BUKNOS AlltF.S, Mm .v.- i-lt proldi-m. facing thoae who have force* in (hit hrmitphere," Mr. •hip' rard chairman, annoumed the ea't roam South Korean pa uf Ihe Florida Rehalu tie pre«< Thc Vodrian rrclitiHl niili iialtcgi*trntion for Ihe III allied A.sntintlan. held Friday and Saltrol > punctured th* imaginary Czech who came to this country the reeponilMlUy of marketing , , thi* morning. Argentina.1 a|, line tike a sieve, crossing and m 1921 and became a nrulialitrd American Veteran* **Pri»i Itahv |in day »t the Unlverdty of Flerfresh farm produrr. Don IS. Enaits, Truman laid in a ipereh prepartd The rni-tnbrrthip card iisurd m,-Hu-l of pioducing atomic en Jfa n a g c r of the Dade County for the opening of the intei-Ameii- to Thoma. K. Coursey, the rerrnssiflg at will. American cilircn. tan! dial the llevne" will dove Mar. 2N at 4 fill M., l'o*t Commander IWyman m h e r s of the staff who attendVGrtiwen, Cooperative Marketing ean foreign minhtrr** meeting. Far Ka.l Naval head'piarter• thrre lied way* to prevrnl war .ire 550th, enabled the poit to at­ yeOer-1"- but announced today, Judging of ed the conference were Arm Whit " J " ' Association uf Miami, ami Presi­ said South Korean Irnop* stagr.1 tain it* 100 percent goal. Gllr* "W e mutt alto rondrier how we tin linldes will tie held 111 the a le r , editor; Gail Hitting, adv, r a-bled little di lull and on |ruof dent nf the National Association a C'-mntando •.si<l 50 inilea north as follows: t-i w iinl I• r, i.ti in In.in 11 I’ Chapman received the 551st may heat use our Mrength to sup­ SeininobHigh Sehmd mull lid n g dlre«'tor amt Fllen It rigger ha* arranged a threx- day program 1) Univeiii.il Military Training. torium tmginnlng 'at H I'. M. and Carol M-’Innl*, year tmok edi­ annoiinccl Satimtay. port the enuae of freedom again.( card which established a new of (be I'ral't-I Saturday, They (Cuatlnaed Or 1 'a ge H lx) lamlr-d on the Wol*a peninsula The v-ientist i» Itunnld Itlchaggression throughout tha world." tnrnilM-rship record which i« still 2) L'nivemal Military Training. Friday. tor*. and killed IIS) Uni. while rap­ ter, t'.\ now an Argi-ntit-i- 1 1 ll.cn in tho*e wont* the American increasing. Two free pictures, one each The object of the conference wai 1) Univenial Military Training. turing nit. Then they withdrew. Eafctur Egg Hants He mid, a* did I'eron, that \’ chief executive sounded the theme One o f those who helped most Tin- ixnintula la south of th* He then added that this coun­ from Bremer's and Raymond'' In enable student* nnd teacher, to ycnlina would use the pine. . not thi* government hopes will In establish the new high record, impin.-icunt r ibid lull* to school studios, will he granted each Sponsored By C Of C which Taetlniig e.-tuaty which leads to try should capitalise on the large guide the work of the foreign min­ said Cant, l-aucks, was George rnu (<i't ant. Winder* wifi also piildlrnlions, and lo gain new lde*« fm linmli* but ill a liuig-inngo ister* o f the 21 American republic* O, Mayhury, who recently oli- Chlnnampo, joirt city for the numbers nf former Ciech, Polish, receive an H x 10 nil portrait. and knowledge which will he id ViMgrnm to provide indii* trial North Korran vupilnl nf I'yong Hungarian, and other Kuropean More than 500 children parti­ meeting here in their fourth *e«i* a.slslnr*,-,, in any future phase* of power. lained t!’ more msoit— Fir't pritr th *mi'll-,' citiaen* m organise « iuteign le­ cipated in Easter egg hunt, :!o«. iVrim stinmilH-r.1 .winnlin ilinl Itieir p e r ,anal work. of thrsc bring Giles rhapninn a loving cup. From the western front Al' to send behind tbe Iron Cur­ ■ la * vi i .-Saturday morning hy "controllrd” iitomi* energy lu»d In advance of the foreign min- Others, who sided In attaining ,-orr, .p-mdetd Jim Becker quoted gion Co-operating in «pon*oring th-' I'arents may reglsirr tin-ir tain to Kara** the fiiuslans, spy ” htKnterta!nir.ent romniittee liters' conference, it was learned tieen liberated hy fusinti nf alotna of the Seminole County Chamber that Mr. Trumar.'* Administration the new record were Carey It. S offirei* a* saying th, on thrm, and engage in sabotage entrant* at Touchton’* Drug conference were the U nlvrrdty’- under enormous heal, as collSchool cf .loiirnnii*m and Ihe Gen Store. Age limit* are from HireBarfield, James F. Benton, Den. link-up “ saved us four or five the Communists are doing !n of Commerce anil IB priie* I* giving urrent roniidaratlon to traded xvit Is "Uncontrolled" en• rat F,xten*i«n Division. vrr Cordell. Joel S. Field, J. 0 ibtv. of lough fighting." months to eight years. lU t lla s tt no p *«* T s*o| wan* awarded. erg) lilornted by U. S. ntotnii an $*0,000,000 military aid pro­ Galloway. Jarnc* ftlngletary and The officci* .aid the Chinese The event wa* marked by gram for Latin America. explosion proitnreil t,> plilting Arthur L. Wilton. '.Mill Army i'orn*. rushed into much enthusiasm and fun on lh* Ihe alum. Mr. Truman lald heavy alreea in JOINS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE tl'ewllaaM ()■ Page Two) “ The Sanford Post," Capl rt uf the .mall fry. More hla speech on what he called a need Argentina** alnntic rearimp, tti 1,200 colored -Cgg* were for action to “concert our defense* Ijiu, ks di .larrd, “ ia glad I • Itichter said ve-trduy, wa - pinhidden, am) mutt uf llifci wereand combine our strength in order have h'-lped the tilth District durril in a “ solar rractnr furnace" found. White , hlldren partici­ to support men in Europe and t'uirimunrter, Major Cknrlv* It. prutiH-tcl by slime wnll. I|c«t pated In the hunt in FVart Mellon Asia who are hottllng for free­ Coffin of Orlando Memorial l‘o*t of hundri<d» nT million- of dePark and Negro ehlldrgtt at the dom." grre* like the -iirfmc temperaNo. 18 in attaining h goo<l A ite U II park in (lo|tl*l»ro. lure of nhe atm—rvlea ed .'-nHe pictured the Soviet system nu-mltcrship record for lUM. ^ A im in g the uinnera wera Re- a* one o f -unbridled power. Im­ atul wishes to romntlmri t him trollable atomic energy. Itichter bfcca Cain and Donna Newaome, posing slavery at home ami ns* on hit excellent work as district renoited. who won Hi e bunnlev, Lynn ICaatlawM Oa N i t Tst*r lie dccltncf, for sceiirily renContracts have been let by the Reel, four, who won » doll and 41'»#•*Imm•« Ok r ms* hlu Navy to Fred A. Dyson for th.' Carolyn Wyatt who won a cow rehabilitation and eonveralon lo FARM m ill: M hoy outfit. Many m|nrad rhkk* former eondition of nine building' W-rp given a* prime*. Soft The Hern mole Count v Farm Bu­ at the Hanford Naval Air Rlalion. reau will meet Tues-lay night at drink* were dmated hy Uve local Lieut. O. F. Nl- hoUon announced 7:00 o'clock with the krternn, <111 Coco Cola Company. this morning. the Farm cla**, A covered ili*n About lAn white, and SOD Rarly loday, Mr. Dyrnn put a siippei at 7:00 o’clock will lie fol. colored children partlgtpoied In latgr crew of wnikmen on the task low ed by a meeting at NiOO o'clock. lb*- hunt*, which ware staged by ef reconversion of the Mesa Hall Hy JACK BRLL # Chamlier of C i m u t c i aa a building*. He slated that he had al­ mmunlty trnlre, and which WAStnNGTW. Mar. 2 6 --(AOTbe lignt (mhcatrd today that ready completed the work of a were a Mt -uev*x. with theany new term bid try I'resideal Truman may meet with oftpoiitian previous eontraet for demolition Sail lord Weather klddir*. *ald Kd Whitney, mana­ within hi* partv. work, including partitions. ger, thi. morning. llih yesterday J8 Other buildings staled for re­ Mott Waihinglon politicians willing to talk alrout it apparently Low today 411 conversion are five harrarks, the think Mr. Truman haa hit a<> BOND INBITKMCNT Bain 00 IC^allaaert Oa rise Tseel WASHINGTON, Mar. rd~</Pi- new l<iw In popularity tmrauoe of I t s 1* toward solution, Railraail Total Match rain .72 inch r*cent exposures o f alleged In­ union mrn generally an* rre. IVe.ldrnt Truman signed Into law Normal March rain. 2.71 itwhe*. RITA HKTlIRNH tdday a bill aimed at Injuring fluence nek eta within ht* Ad­ dlinl with feeling they havrn’t I.E flAVRK, France. Mar. 2rtministration. hern treated entirely fairly hy —lilts Hayworth I* on her way owner* of Serfe* R Itood* to held Many of then politicians the White H om e, M to them ralhtr than cash them lo Ihe United 8tates. The Weather To rJI nf this ha* been added when they reach the maturity *gt agree that tha Korean war ven­ The American movie star, wife ture haa had a had political a sure aifn that tha President of Prince Aly Khan, sailed from 10 year*. J A C K S O N V I L L E . Mar. -*iV <»•> Nearly art In- reaction on the Truman |Ad- will have some rxpe rtly.lcd op- here Saturday aboard the DeAtlanta 03 42 n Inlet rat Ion, despite Its recent tmition from Southern Democrat* Grasse. She wae aerompanled hy Blsmark 37 29 military tarn for tha better. If he »hould decide He waata her two children, Rebecca and Chicago II 25 Labor has ham f t t f o bn Yatmin. Rebecca la th* daughter Denver (15 3.1 ■Idea a t r ^ ' of Orson Welle*, Yaemln Ihe Dea Moines 41 2rt itioto Hy lod Iwalra New York lloa and daughter of Prince Aly. 27 40 Betas gad ,d a e ji* » w a i to ha forth Carolina, who hoa btaated Making out a cheek to join the Seminole Coun ty Chamber of Commerce I* the p'enaanl duty of Waahlngton An American business acqnaln32 52 much araror to raeanetllattM lhe Truman "Tmt D ear pro- lance o f tllea llarworth's sold she William Dellarr, op e«t»r of The Dairy Queea' on First Street, who la receiving hearty congraluta- Winnipeg 14 31 aa H waa m n l weeks ago. poaal*. firmly reject ad a bid had been approached lo appear In lion* from the four "Fashion Queen*", who Jeft t o right are Mildred Miller, Rachael Johnson, Betty Jacksonville 4rt 72 Tha railroad^ iwttctanen's dls- fast week to head up the a new American movie and he pre­ Uu Partin and Barbara Plynt. Mr. Deltarr wa» on* of the “ early bird*" fnr 1051 memberahip. Tha Miami 59 77 sumed she srould discus# this of­ Tallahassee State*' Right* movement which 72 43 apparent profer with studios while lo the 1JJLA. lo prospective members. Tampa 80 54 Market Managers To Hold Meeting In Jacksonville American Legiim Exceeds Goal In Membership Drive K Dyson Is Awarded Repair Contracts At Naval Station Southern Democrats May Oppose Truman h Bid For Third Term C U. S. Scientist's Are Skeptical Of New Alomic Discovery � 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. 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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 23, 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/886cb97c0687e4b741e1606a29daede3.pdf b82c775a6c3633d5f22ad8761b6bd13c PDF Text Text •■IJ' * :• *- •-r*X PAOK KffiffT ■— W E D N E S D A Y M A K . 2 !, IBS T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . 8 A N F O K P , F L O R ID A - L. RFC Investigation word to Stalin Mar. 17 to mark lL * jr-rand anniversary of the distance part between Russia and i r t a N i i r i rram Page Oaa) lla t lla a ii Flan. I*age 0**1 M 'U llH H r i M P i t t IIM ) (Continued from Pag* One) economic and cultural mutual asphase o f a fight by Senator* quarters A P correspondent Leif answered all there 32 qur'tumx in tera. I hi* would not include con­ North Korea. aeeking to abolish RFC. the affirmative— in a rrrtain way trolled .fining for predatory fiih. Kriekaon reported: "In pulling They hope first to defeat the lock from Chunchon, the Chinese —il would have taken very little* The Commtaaion la raintidering 214 SANFORD AYR. reorganization plan and then go Communist* apparently have with more evidence to put him in the n*Mng for a f t County fishing on to ncuttle the agency. In license which would include fi»h penintentizry." drawn their main forcei back I * T H R COI HT o r T H i : O i l X T t Mayhank raid he I* willing to north o f the 38th Parallel.” The Judge laid the privllegr ing w ith ■ pole or rod and reel, hut ji nun ik n is o u : rorxT r. vote fo r the proposal to autiatlagainst possible st-lf-inrriminatlon, which would not apply to tho*e On the east-central front, Am­ I’ l . o n iiii. is r n o M T r . tute a one man boa* for the five erican artillery and plane* deci­ I\ HRi K8TATI: o r “ ha* to be treated in a praetiral under 15 or over •>&. State lirenae* COURTEOUS SERVICE It II XII'IIIMKAn. Decease*! man RFC lioaid but only with the mates! a small runny roncentra guaranteed by the Constitution would Still be required for tlioae t i l . I eiRIIITlIIt* t t l l l’ i »1understanding that thla would In- lion forming for an attack north­ ToS llts manner, the way the Supreme wanting to fitb outside of ltom<* PRICES RK1IIT IIVVIM1 rl.S IH * OH Ilf.arresting "the le-»cr of two evil*.' count lea, he *ald. Court hax always treated It." *S \ Mis II II IW T a s m I’.STSTIJ, west of I'angain. About half the Q U A LIT Y MERCHANDISE nything would la* liettrr than k’Otl Red* were killed. You *nd eai-h of you are tinrh) A ll eapeti-e money for the (lame The provision declare* that n<> notified and required In present we’ve g o t," he said. person ahall be compelled in a Commission la derived from llcenwA British general told Eighth an* claims and demand* »hl<h you, V W A A I W V W W W V W W V lie added that the reorganiza­ Army eorrespondent* the Itedi nr e ith e r nf you. ma y h a v e agalnat Imnaing. lie criminal ra»e to be a wltne** mon«y, said Mr. tion plan could aerve poaaihly a would not regain the Initiative in the e st ate nf II. II M P I It II I’ A l>. ! atreiaaed the need of more fund* araim t himself. useful purpnae a* a atop.gap niea- Korea. I.t. fieneral Richard Nel­ de.ea*ed. Isle nf »aid l'<iunty. In the The judge laid Field, before hi* for hyacinth eradication and le»»ture until Congrcaa can pa.<« son Gale, director general of ■’minty Judge nf Hcmlnnlo Cnunly. | appearanre aa a witnen, "wa* ening of predatory fiah. rinrldl. at hie nf flee In the .nurt I Jack Morriron reported that th« "powerful legislation" to supple- training in the British army, said hniine charged before Congreri with lie of said CWmlJT at Hanford. friend* in a ment or repiaie it. luniald O'Connor, Jimmy Durante and thr«e ir.g a Communist ipy and there Lion's Junior Daarhall l.rague got within eight <alendathe U. N. force* are slowly and Florida. He aaid the Senate hanking methodically pursuing their own month* from the time «if thr fires on the charge* were widely puhliciied. o ff to a good atari yeaterday with •erne from Univcraal-ntemational'a “ The Milkman, pohllcatlnn ef thl* nnt|,e. Rack «uU om m lltrr hradrd by Senator course. It alto wax charged that he wat 58 lioya re|Hiiting at the luikefrout Hits screen Thursday and Friday. •Dim or demand -hall hr in writ­ Kulbright (II-Ark.| winch r* ina rich organiter of Communlit Koftball park, lie aaked that all He did not «ay whether the ing, and *hsll M.itr the place nf team manager* report regularly. veatigating RFC haa been handl. Allies planned to cross the poli­ reeldenre and poet office addrrer activity.” Harry Itohaon presided. |rapped by so much conflicting tically significant border, hut said nf the rlalmanl. and ahall he awnm (inldshorough continued: hy the claimant, agent, nr atitlmony that it will take a British troops n thr Eighth Army In testimony “ In that atmoaphere he waa tnrnr), unit any rurh <1*110 or de­ Be Sure To II .»nllan*a I’ raa Faaa Oar) grand Jury to find where the would carry out any orders given mand not an filed shall he void called before a rongr«*«lonal tuti r a a l l a t H T ra m r a c e O w e) contest at the ahow. |s|gnr.1| ItOS’At.D W. M ftttlirA D committee he knew he waan’t call­ i r a a r l a a r t I ’ rao* r a « e •)»•> them. hydrogen gt* from the sub'* bat­ truth lie*. A* admlnlstialxr of the Call or Write To-tlay Frank Shame*, vlalting Kiwan- teries, the ingredient fo r ex­ "I can’t find the truth,” Mayed before a conrrearional sub p« r line. The Eighth Army described the IZrlsle nf It. II. Ifulrhead hank aid. "1 hope the grand American* south o f Chunchon a» committee |o hv uxkcd anine dmyje Attention wa* alao called to the Ian, wa* welcomed hack to the plosion and fire deceased For FREE Inspection question or any on» question, riret puhllrstlnii March It, |>Jt fact that the Interrat rhargtd club. (Junta introduced hy Ho­ “ holding elements’*—a task force Then thare is failure o f valves jury doe*. Even RFC directors have chal­ strong enough to withstand a knew he waa called to lie grill­ .1 K a i n * t delinquent intangible ward Montieth were F. II. Iloyn- and halrhra (the suhinarinerz say ed." taxes and any other rollr. '.Ion ! ton, Jacksonville; I.. I). I’uul and induction I which leave thr hull lenged each others* teatimony, h• counterattack. They were over the And M>im of the queation* nak­ .oat* are added to thr tax and idi j Don Ward, Syracuse, N. Y.; open to thr sea. Coupled with that observed. Buy Y'our crest of mountain ridge* ringing ed Field, the judge went on. con­ U-coint» lien* ngainat any real I umar Itohlnson, Meridian, Mis*.; is the failure of the automatic Muyhunk said it it "absolutely the Chunchon valley on the south. Easter cerned publication* thr *uhcum- projierty owned hy the delinquent Ralph Smith Sr., Knoxville, Tenn. signal* which are supposed to necessary to clean up" the RFC Chunchon was a more Important mil Ire regarded aa aubveraive and laxjtayer and mint Im* «ali»fhd Itay Preston, l.ynn, Maa*.; M. C. show whether the opening* are and that thr President'! plan objective than Beoul in the Eighth “ individual* the c o m m i t t e e oi'fori *u<’h real property may tu­ Newell, Ka*l Cleveland, Ohio and clo mi. would at least la- a step In that Army offensive launched one Ted William*. thought moat guilty o f *uhver*ive mid or transferred. Frc t.‘. The Personnel error, Il happen* in ■lireetion. month ago. At that time the Reds activities” (•rower Mayhank said mail received hy were just outside Wonju and A fter licing duly advertiard, lux submarine* as it dre* anywhere Orlando The question put to Field, lertificatea will lie sold on all ■(■ else— in automobile*, in airplanes, him and other senator* indicate* Chcchon, some 40 miles to the Orchitis PHONE— 2-1244 Judge (ioldahorough laid, were innuent 1950 tazea, on railroads. Hut the danger nf "• majority of thr American peo­ south. •perfectly legitimate and proper • Kttchuri.H I,Hies I l waa pointed out that the personnel error I* g,-ruler un a ple" believe the RFC should be The Allies reoeruplrd Seoul hoeau'f breau*e it wa* the duty of the longer the delay In paying tnxca ( C a a n n n r * F i s a t*a a a O a e l submarine hrrab.c o f the Iro- alxilished entirely hut that tin- Mar. 14. PHONE— 2-1832 • CamelliMH auheomrnltee to gel auch Informa­ after Apr. I, the higher the pen­ in withhold data atiout hi* nirmhiu* complexity o f operation task in more runqdhaWd that The Chinese and Red Koreans they realize. Someone, hi aaid. •tralth. Thr committee haa asked tion aa they could.” alty colt* Income, The intern! of the trial. appear to lie north of the Imrtlrr Night & Sunday Dut, ho added, he haa no rea- on real property tazea begin', at for a legal brief un thla claim. Failure of controls? A jammed has to handle th<- long task of on the eastern front and with­ Florist ton to suppose Field did not claim l ' i per rent per month with ,i It saya thr hrirf will figure in ■living plane (which work* like roilrettng outstanding loon* and drawing behind It nn the m itral 313 North Main Street Tel. 77D-R the protection of thr CentlHution minimum rharge of I |« r »« nl il. recommendation to the Senate the elevators on an airplane | h a n d l i n g i* $7 oO,<*mi,immi d . - f e i i s t front. lending fund in its custody, if to rite the witness for rontempt in good faith ,, immediately after Apr. I. On run send a submarine down fait. Hut on the western front, a Field wa* on trial beforr him, |<rsor.ul mill illltlllgihli taxer the of Congre-a. Fortunately, the submarine crrw ,‘ nothing else. fresh Chinese army corps, the the Judge emphaMtrd, on a rnargr nlereal niouut* at the rate of I A* lie begun Ida seventh round schooled to lightning-quick action, Seiiatoi Hendrickson (K -N J l, in j 2'Uli, has moved into position Colored Harbtr* Wish To Announce. |lur To The Increased of contempt of Congrc»a and wa* per rent |e-r month. wrlth the committee, Costello ha* a far better than even chance a statement prepared for the coin, about 30 miles northeast of the ! ,f •'‘lip,?."*?; 'S i i,ml ° f Llriag, The Following Change not neing tried "fo r lielng n Com-aid Inhit* Income an ordinary nf getting out nf thiz situation. |mlllee aaid the Fulbright Investi­ haltered old South Korean capital. It was alio pointerl nut that O f Price. Will Hr K ffrcllte Msr. 2t, 19.11— munlil or for being subversive." I usineMM man, with interest* in If they don't, thr submarine eould I gation “ haa brought to light one It waa screening the withdrawal lln-re arr atill further charge* various honest endeavor*. ■ M IN I I T n go on down until she (a t hit thw of Hn moat sordid chapter* in the of uther Risl troops. SlItVK* i, Iii’iirred t.y delinqnr fit personal II- made u plunge into oil on hot I mu with a crash la shoal, (Mvlitical history of our nation." This shift of force*, Allied o f­ property taaea in the form of s o x i v ittn.i: m uh m lie urged that the 1’iesident'a ficer* «ald, may lie the xtart of a • llielioll coat*. Till* fee amount* “ it hunch," lie said, and another water or H>H went beyond Hu­ T O X IC w Into jelhroiler* because “ I like depth pressure which she conl.l priip*u'.aMse_rejrrtrd and Congress maneuver hy which the rested ll In f i lm rut iteliM lip In f5.IIO, | • tits n iii j. I I a a l l a a r * reww* f a n e ll a r l h RFC entirely. stand. The popular tx-licf in Hu*| abolish Chinese Thiid Field Army may ll,Ia i on iti no from |5.nn to It." M A S S A U I: ................ i .aw name ih<- "notorious gambler a oM ii.t. x ij s Ilulley u'keil Coitrho whether latlei instance la that hull would, "The nuntr RFC has produce I , replace the Chines* Fourth Field fio.du mid I . ' im op any itrnt over > :ti:a N (iw » and *tat* “ when and wiirrr tin- $10.(81. Hie broiler business and the New •rush from the hundred* and in the nostril* of millions o f mi. Army all acres* the front. U I'ST t r i l l ; j* allrgrd rnvelo|ie waa hanilrd uvr.. The Third lias lieen resting In It la to the flnanr-ial advantage Orleans llevrrly Club were the thousands of ton* pre-sure. Hut, citisrn* u stench which enn Is eo w xin: m and hy whom." only lii'ilunatr huxlneaaea he wa« ileiMlorUed hy iviuijgeuus action North Korea since last Decem­ say sidimurinrrs. that wouldn't of the taxpayer to make hi* payI M IN * T I I X l f t l l T I . M I I J.M “ Your failure to tlo iao," Young menta promptly and avoid Intel • nguged in now, oil the part o f Congress," llriiil| xxiiwtx anti: tit im x a ber. II had fought against Allied Im- what would happen. The fit­ er added, "will |m- ta li u h- » pul> forcca in the llungnani area of mill rti-ing ami rollrcthin Cunt. Ilo: I would *ay, yea. Of tings In hei hull—the place* rkkaon aaid. t, nitvertf*lng ••rl'MIl llarker Ska# H a rw ea ’ M a rk er s k a * Senator Mundt ilt-SlD, a mem- I northeast Korea. tv K. Marker ak«* • n t lm a a ’a M arker S k a * hare**, Mr. (iallnway declared. cooi e, I have u trailing com­ where valves and hatchc.s an alt ■enlsaU Marker Ik ** J a rk * a M a rk e r S k a * Field report* said an American located would blow out first ami her o f ttu- Kxpi mlituic- Commit•'Moic than 77 |>cr rent of the pany. Mtae Mown darker Nkap H ra r| *a Ita r k e r S k a * Ire and nn advocate nf atHilishing unit Wednesday met stiff restsIVMl tnxea aver- paid btifore Mar. He wa- referring to n real the hull flood. Thr submarine I* hard to *ee| RFC called the agency "soclnlized on the western front. A ir strikes • or during the mnnlha when die. -tat*- company. nut* of fiom 4 to 1 per rent Then hi -aid he had a “ little (ax she should lie hcrauar o f her: lianking in a time of prosperoua were railed down on three Red troop concent rations. mission a* a combatant vo**el|.| |ieacr." ware allowed," hr aatd. "No interest in an oil field.” Mundt, Hendrickson and an­ AP corresnsindent Jim Ilecker doubt all nf our taxpayers, when Halley aaked whether Costello Hut that mranx that under peace­ aware nf the Apr. I tax de-id- rad in exresa nf 110,0041 in rash time operation she i* In greater other Republican, Senator Nixon said the Reds Kara manned de­ line, will make their payment* “ anywhrre elre" than In hlx danger of lielng run down hy some of California, hacked McClellan’* fense positions In both sides of without further delay." tronghox at home nr in hi* hank ■artless merchantman hurrying suggest ion that the I’ reaidrnl | highway which runs northward should temporarily withdraw hi* I from Seoul through Uljonghu. in or out of port. arenunta. Chinese are on the ea«t, North What safety as*e*t doc* the reorganization plan. lie ntbiiiaslun that yuur alatemenla Ilia .Senior .c mthers (D -Fla.i, Koreans on the west. submarine have? are untrue, unfounded and tin Hijunghu i* 12 mile* north of Except for impart from tho ■p|H-aring a* a wltflAu, strongly wot thy of the rhlrf executive nf •h*rp blow of a rnH-sfnn. tho auh- urgml approval of the plan aa a Seoul. Hu* -late." nmime haa the str'ingest hull of first «lr|v tn'eard liringmg u Imuii I fieneral MaeArlhur’n U n on any ( C . s l l * is Fism P a a * O a e l Then Waa Ho teapol.se front filtulamrntal changes in the Ngeri. • mention of the 38th Parallel wa* Tallahassee to Younger'* demand strength haa lieen made ncvcsaary any vessel. The Inner hull of-the lifted Wednesday. Such ban* liuat is a tapered cylinder. nNtweiiien were unable to find hy the lawless aggie-slon of ComHmathera cnditril the It F C usually cloak an Impending mili­ That ran stand almost unbe­ Warren, En-cuIHe a> Jslaiit nmiilat force* In Korra. and hv tary operation. No new opera­ Charlie Clark aaid he didn't know tin- menace of still further Com- lievable pressure. It ran dive miinial attavka against other free to hundreds of feet; tlus exact (much like diving Iwllv which have tion* have been reported, how­ the liovt'imr's W ■rs*li ti» . depth may Put he slated. Her been u»ed for more than a ren- Iv ever. vanta at the mansion aaid he wai nations. ‘The armed force* we are build­ powerfully built hull mrana also tu iyit Tile Ih-|| i* hauled down mile* o f 38 on the west central atlpIMiseil In lie gone for ‘ lie American force* are within 13 ing, and the supplies for them she can stand a lot o f depth to Hu- escape hatch on the sub­ Weekend." front. They were reported *iz • 2 S H O W S N lt iH T I .Y charging, which our factories, farms, and marine’* deck where a water­ Tin- Crime Commission sent i A submarine is, a* ship de­ tight link ia made. Th < Itrll ran mite* of 38 on the w rtl central in m telegram to Warren thla morning. mine* arc turning out, are for signers <ay, “ heavily ronqiart- bring up an average uf six pax the protection and preservation nf again urging him to apm-ar he NO ADVANCE IN PRICER mentis!" That mean* that at sengrra and two operators oh our frrcdnm. *i r? the Kefauvrr rrime invratlnraday littered tha northwestern "The speed with which we have interval*—an average nf about each trip. hern uhle to strengthen our de­ 30 feet - there is a watertight Buhmarinr* also are equipped corner o f North Korea with wreck­ fense* should be a tourer of in­ bulkhead extending atrwart the xrith the “ Momsen Lung," tho ed and burned transport. Seven locomotive*, 100 railroad spiration and rncouiagemrnt to hull v.-hirh, when ths hatches breathing device which when held men everywhere who love freedom. at either end are rlused, seal that between the teeth enable* a man cars and a number of vehicle* It I* evident* of our determina­ section off. to ascend slowly raxing himself were hit In strike* reported before tion, in iiiiiipany with other free „ _ It sev-rn* prnhahle that a sub­ to thr surface along a knotted noon. On the propaganda front, Red nation*, to establish and maintain marine down with one rnmpart- line. I f he surged up fast from world peace. nn lit Hooded -till could get hark deep depth, the "diver's bends” Korean Premier Klin II Sung a*In the surface Ivy howling all might kill him hy creating nit­ •ured Russia's Stalin that hi* her ballast tanks free o f water rogen hubbies in the blood stream. peoplf intend to fight the war to ■utlng committee t<> rlrar up ami thus overcoming tho negative Equal to all the mechanical the bliter end. The Communist New China charges n| gambling influence In buoyancy from the Hooded com­ gadrts and "gismos" of the sub partment. This coir|iartmentalion marine'* I'lurlda politic*, safety factor ia the Newa Age try said Kim rent thl* It was Younger's first sugges­ also means that fire ran be con­ training o f II* mm and officers. tion tu that effeel two day* ago fined to on* area o f tho boat. Above every thing else, the se­ with providing needed financial that prumpted Warren s outburst The Indicator hoard — the curity o f the boat Is o f para­ .aid lo small business and said "Christmas Tree,” so called be­ against Younger. mount Importance. They hove a that disclosures about its opera­ "Have telegram from Senator cause o f It* multitude o f red and deep and abiding personal In tlons, tions, "shocking as a* some o f them green light*— is o major safety Estra Kefauvrr stating that he terra! In that. Their own lives may be," should not he the de­ will undertake to arrange ■ suit­ factor, telling at n glance ' the depend on l ! Because the sub- termining factor in whether to AU anUr* for currency, pnymlltt, elc. nhould he made able dal* in event you wish to condition of every opening in the machinery, its personnel are pe continue the agency. testify before Kefauver R i n a t a ho*'** h'jl! Moreover, every la- marine is a maze of Intricate M ThunHUv, Mar. 22. commit Ire," ) Hunger's telegram prolant control on the boot la In euliarly The popular equivalent of fitted for guarding today rant! multiple. If the normal rontrel against mechanical or personnel Punch and Judy in France is ‘•Thl- i* your opportunity in the fall*, there I* an emergency paw* failure*. (Sulgnol. went that you are interested in tc control. If that fail* because luhitantiatlng your denial of fin­ of power Ins* (fo r Instance, tho ancial campaign assistant from flooding of a generator or faiulre gamblers, you- denial of Capone of an air pump or tank) there ore •*ng influence in Florida stain hand-operated control*. dog raring, vour refutation of In recent year*, American sub­ any other finding of the Kefauv. marines have hern equipped with ••r ronimlttre, and to place on the two escape features o f primo Im­ record your evidence of tho ron. portance. On the fore and after 'piracy you allrge between o ffi­ ■Ireks of the (irampua, aa on other cial* of *he crime committee of U. R. Navy submersible*, ora yel­ (■'renter Miami and unnamed ni- low float*, the "messenger buoys.” mrimis gambler*. Engraved on plates o f each buor "By your sworn testimony, you are the words "suhmarino sunk eon II let thr cHitent of this state turn. U. 8. 8. (irampua, 623." The know the farts, and wo sincerely float la attached to the sub­ hope you have the courage that marine by a rable which coo be shuul lid he 'emmetOiuiUte with unreeled from within the sub­ the high office you hold, and that marine. you will advlsa Senator Kefauver The purpose la thla: The rescue of a ilate tuitaiile fur your ap ship upon locsting the marker pea ranee “ Ituoy attache* to II a diving bell Field Acquitted Porter Landing Korean War Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co. Legal Notice Phone 1361 |Ant« With Wings May Be Local Taxes Ki wan is Luncheon ITERMITES Submarine FIDELITY Exterminating Corsa gres Crime Probe Dorothy H. Ganas Younger O UI NOW SHOWING MOVIELANI) . Ride-In Theater jc v B y- em i^-9 r. Lace Charmer Truman OeclarcH Betty B arclay . ' W S T & . n,h.m w * Sanford EanKs WILL OBSERVE FRIDAY, MAR. 23 “GOOD FR ID A Y” USED CAR SALE 1941 STUDEBAKER S E D A N .... $ JM.00 FLOWERS 1947 PLYMOUTH S E D A N ..... $1086-00 1949*3 BUICK S E D A N ...... . . $| 108.00 la rfod see our brcolhdliplay nf hright, fresh the perfect expression of > y , love, and md life renewed. 1947 DODGE SED AN.............. $1220-00 1948 CHEV. 2 DR. S E D A N ...... $1220-00 ! 1948 DODGE S E D A N ...... ...... $1900-00 1948 BUICK CONV, COUPE .. . $|1|»00 Raster Ceraagee Individually styled. Spring flowrrs. orchids, m ts. comtkms, gardenia*. Lovely Raster Plant* . . . lilies,' azalea*, hydrangea*, blooming In oil I heir 8prtnc beauty. Altar Flowers to grace yoxnr church. PWwew^ f-W teo •AJWWVt ..-t », T , ’ j 1 V-- " — * ' - - —^. ‘ -* -• r '. « • $ t m * MIUCMAN —SHORT FEATURESCARTOON—"ONCE UPON A RHYME" NOVELTY— ’"TRAILING WEST- SHOWING THURSDAY & FRIDAY! Irrealslibly lovely, this dresa with tho standing collar and yoke of Venice lace dyed lo match the Sanforized broadcloth. In Maize, Blue, Pink, Aqua . . �In Unity There Is Strength— To Pioiect the Peace oi the World; To Promote the Progress of America. *».• To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. f f l x e # ~ yJ Allied Tank Patrol 'Blasts Out Of Red AmbushNear38th 60 Thousand Chinese D ig In On W estern Front In A t t e m p t T o * H a lt A llied A ttack TOKYO. Mar. 22—(/T)— An n a AN f IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y M t r t r t h W EATHER ('older •Miulh. continued cold north portion this afternoon, cold again tonight and becoming warmer Erlday. Fair wrather. NEW SPAPER Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY MAR. 22. 1951 Established 1908 VOLUME XXXXII a ■n e t THE .No. Li I St. Louis Bookmaker Tells Senate Crime Committee O f $20 Million Gambling Take O’Dwyer Dramatic At Crime Probe Defendent In Spy T r ia l Refuses To Tell O f Red Talks President Truman •laycees Nominate H o s p i t a l Group Flies Home After ? t0" s" " m Plans M ove Back T o O ld Location i Weeks Vacation Carroll A d m its Beinn Financier A n d A d v isor I'or H u ge Race* Gambling Syndicate American lank-infantry patrol with mine-hunting engineer! today thot Rosenberg D e c l a r e s itr way nut of a Comniuniil amNEW YORK. Mar His A llegiance Isi The Tay.ee- l.ola* nominnle.l " illLtm (r ilt t )fr «-.*•«! iiHt.it hi* buih In t llian three mile* from Ml \| 11 tiatehel and li iliif* hoi plan In frwigii jw \ni T o American Ideals Dougin* Sien*irorti to lie • uu.li the Red Korean liorder. Absenteeism Blamed dale* in l lie hiwani- * 'In', king an.I Present Kquipment Is luvajilitf in \|c\irii .1 % a rr*»iill The lanki were moving up one n( IrwiinitHi) alNuii ixilillral cnntC't. Oil.’ *olr . o « l * a NEW Y O R K . M*r. 2 2 - < / P ) O ffered For Future 8if I • i%inn ih.u forrnl n l ) F or S low ing Down queen tide of the Pukhan River noilh ol penny, 1 'ie.i.lrnl U II Stemper A defendant in the atom «py trial iirr fiimmivti.inrr lanifw \|#• ‘$hunchon and the infantry were S a n f o r d Hospital M Cutting O f Budget -aid. and love* will he provide*! al ran In «i 11*f. Ihr allrjcrt! refuted to fay today whether he ; -Irategle »pol* in l.mn hy the plodding along the opporite hank ••III» r r r rr|M»rtr«l it* ever had Itelonpcd to any group Kiwanian* KEY WEST. Mai. 22— </l'i Drciuoiit In move the I rimilil- | ^rnalr rumr inirxlicAliirx >r*»when the Redi ojiened lire. which dircu*»ed the Soviet Ru»\ film *h»wing tin- Molf-forPre.rdent Ituman fell for NV.nltIrrila) h) John IV I ranr. |»rrw»* From high ground they poured Yoiilh program *|ion*.ire.l In Ihr l.auglilon Mrmornl lliwpil.il from . ■ian tyitem. melon today aboard the ‘ Tilde- naiionnl lay-cee organiiation wa* ili pieienl lo, .ilion at lit.- Nival , «lrni nl (hr I niformrtl I Mrtnachinegun, rtfle and mortar fire nirn’w \hMirlilitiii, Hr %aiit Itr The (predion wa« put to Juliui prudence" alter a llurf-week* 1-hewn hy If I' MariaA ii Slalom huk in il* hoiuri on all lidrv of the patrol. ca%$ Hoiaii m.l 11‘I I m ) Rosenberg. 34. an electiical enMi. liana* |Miinle.l out that the I lor id.* vacation. loialiori al I iltfi Stirrl and Oik ‘T h ey Irl ut walk into the trap rv IlisO M gi'acci. hy feilei.il Judge living R . I he White lloute plane look oil Jnyere* weir thi’ logit al ehoiee Avenue In lire lime ihr V i»* or- | and then they ipiang it.” laid among ilvii- i luh- to lake m hand Kaufman. fiom tlie Itoca Chita Na*al Ail r tie problem* >>( r*. real Ion for tuple* the Si at loll at of Ma* I. | X X A M IIM .IO V Mar. 22—4/ft CpI. Charley Hamilton. Virginia Other wilnriret have tenfied J jm n J. t'.inoll l.d.l .*'en..ic Nlation at 2:03 I’ M and In inakr pieienl lioipilal ei|lli|> Ihe youth of (ummiinltt City, Va. "Our tank* opened up on that Roienherg war a Communiil crime investigators l.ul.u . 5JD.Col. I rancii N X ilium ., the ptesilie rmphndzi'.l Ihr importuno me in it.ulalilr lor a Inline luopi’ f|ie lulliide wrili everything they lie i* on trial with hir wife. Ethel. ilrnlul pilot, taid the trip likrl) o f Ihe fidiiiig rodeo and iiigtxl the lal line, weir made vnlrid.i* hv (MkVOMt) j vest g.imlduiM .qwiaIiad, hill it didn't itop the Chineir. Ja)rc<-* to gel I* liin.l tlie pro35. and hit City College datim afe. would reipiur .i I miui four hour - je. I and make il a -uece**. llie Itoaid ol Diircfoi* id llo llo*- tn.u in l..nt St. Lou*. III . |.i.«iu> • “ Enemy fire wn- nil nround o* r.l noun.I $750.1 NMl gio.i piolit i .i Morton Solwll, 13. a la.lar expert, rveiyutin** w>- turned. We finally lx-t.iu*c of unfavoralilr wind*. t trig the golf film a- a iiu.*lid pil.il \«*o, i.ilioii al a liter Img al r«'m^itdi'd nero*» to lit.* tank. nn<l on charge* of war-time atomic es­ for llu ('mut ll-imr. Thr l're*id*'iil vwaiii for 20 of l a y e r <|miit* proinolioii they kept lh>- riiirn-e down on one pionage for Soviet Runia. If con­ minute* I hi- morning uli.l then youth, he -aid Ihe to* nl i luh eould t'.inoll. Im uuny yrais . .‘ i. I I III. I n . who plr*i.le.l, apside while We moved out.’* parked tii- trunk* and ‘ iiulan nil. build ih* fi lung rndr.1 into a po I.outi od.lt uukci willi .i ii.iliou.il victed. all three could hr given the The tank • polled bark to Chirn|**>intr*l Mn. I iuIoi ('uilrll chan l lo wrath, i «** n*o| nml clear. -ilion o| -inohii iippoitan. •• death penally. rrputslion. Mid thr |..ni St. L .u ii chon, rurrying tie wounded. rrC'i.lriiiial Secretary Jo-rph All member* of the . Inh were in man in rhatge of thr moving operation w u earned on by John Along this m itral Korean sev.lodge Kaufman tirokr in with Short waI.I I lint Mr. Truman vite.l in allend the fruirlh dislrici opeialion*. and p.onird out that tor, the hulk of the Conimuni*t hi* oucution after Rosenberg *nid would not hold hi* iimiu I Frida.- meeting heing held in llalnr* till* Mooney .nui Micb.irl Gr.idy .lo had dour an effluent |oh when troop* appealed to have slipped hi* allegiance wa* to the United • a! met meeting tomorrow. on Apr M. Mr. Stctnpn read a lei Hr acknowledged hr had been north of Parallel :iK. State* and that he would fight for •in arrival in \Va*hirigt.ui Mr. ler from (lie hint clilh which -rated the ho.pital m.nr.I in I'M? to the atin cijlrd wdh Mooney and (iu d v ' • Hut in the went, the Red* ap­ thi* country in a war with any THI AKOVI fICTURIS SHOW U h Amtwiuilur to Mexico Milium Truman planned to drive immedi­ Dial the meeting would lake up Au Station .htprtnaiy limhlmg and laid be got $110,000 in one peared In tie digging in foi a des­ other country. He al*o testified O'Dwyer In two of hli moat •motional mumenta ai lie teiUflf*] before the ately t*. the lllair House to spend the entire afternoon and li-lin:- tin Mr*. Cilllrtt apprnvrd the ar- vrar (>n "advi.r ..ml “ iiiMncing”' perate -land in Smith Korea. the Easter weekend with Mr*. varum* project* to he taken up he had discussed with friend* the Senate Crime Committee umbers in New York tire burner Mayor Of Field dispatches »aid some ('.0,- merit* of variou* economic and Truinaii and hi* daughter, Mar­ Tim I ’raw ford urged iliemliei* lo tion lo move, pointing mil tlial ('.h i .ill did not M) whal year tli.il Naw York, who told the »t»»r jr of hi* ns* trian pollt-eman to mayor, took 000 Communist troop* marine.) political *y*tcmi. garet. gel behind the Jnvcrr .lail.e bring there ii no oilier plate In go than w o Ili. lawyer hid d rcln rd ear* heated exception (o referem r* made by Sen Charire W. Tobey coowestern defense positions in defdh "Did you ever belong to any cenilng Frank C. Data, one-time Deputy t’olne Coinitiiscluner. Instating the departure marked the end In Id nl ihe Armory on Mm II II.' the old hniptlal Ituildmg. She .lalol for 16 mile* .sooth of the border. group that dl*cu**ed the system her ili.il Carioll n now irlu rd of a vacation far removed from pointed out that the I ho me Mon­ that l.r* It I .ether ami II H. I*»pe from the lielling buriner*. The«e included two division* of in Soviet Russia?" the judge a*k- an a "respectful hearing." he holds hit hands pleadingly (top). At bot* the trouble* l.evetling Mr. Iru. roe hand and floor .|i>>w were lop Jom. O'Dwyer atta. aye* closed, nionnma hi* bmw (international) the Chinese Third Field army, Idle ed. in anlicipalion of the move, had man'* Administration in Congre**. (light idling point*. Under que*tinning, Carroll de­ ainvo the llungrinm action in l)eMeanwhile holiday nt.-entrei*m " I feel at thi* time I mud de­ lakrn i|rp« lo "ircomhlion the old nied lie had ever received |M*lio“ cemlier. was t>larne<l for slowing down a Robberies A ttem p ted hoipilal in dial il can he icacli- protection «i had dl"cu*»e«l pr.«cline to anawer a Question that An Allhsl tank patrol tan Into i*c drive to . ui I'revi.lem lectlon with police official*. a hot fight Wednesday on the np- might tend to incriminate mc.M rimin'* t7l.d00.000.noo budget Carroll's session with the crime S emoavhrs i. In Uljungbu, north of llo-enherg replied haltingly. the fitral year 1962. _ _ i She n*o ilale.1 that *lnce the •‘ Oh!'"’ Judge Kaufman aald, investigator* brought two point* I W jl. I . . Itep. Talier of New York, lieA .lumber of office* were en. NI*y 4 4 1 1 1 ’ .art lo teartivaie the where .|iie»llnn»<v/ep.‘ rai*ed n*z> The ttirtnl north of Chunehon and then naked whether Roaenpuhlienri «pcarhead o f thr cut- (eie.l in the Sanford Atlantic .latinii hv Apr. I, Ihe moving to whether there u n . conflicting ie». wa» the «lo.rst announced Allied berg wa* referring to a parti­ ting move, wa* divnppoinle.t hut Nnliorial Itn.'k hinlding -oio.ilin (he .*1 .1 li«*pitnl vile .houl.l Iw tlmoiiy. approarti n forte to the Red Ko­ cular group or party. not discouraged h> the initial re. Tue-day niglu ut earl) Mnltir- .allied out a* «non a* po**ihle “ I refer to membership in any 1Im nlNMit lii« rr relalioll > rean I order during the current I *uli* — ;* . ui of 1.1 per reni in •lay morning, hut luil nothing uolhlng of ><f vnlu vnlur , Nil. I’ope reported that eleelrl- with (•ftoikmuhrr rianl. t .i i. I *on political party," the witness re­ drive the fir.I departmental apprnpiianl fiti.l idiin.idng work III the nf Ni w Yuri., Hr »|rmII it li. did wn reported repoit mi me, poller .li I'atroN mnv have «rn**ed the plied. ! tjnn toll pn**e.t thi year hy lie | clo-e.l ioday. 'lidding had liven "lowed up Lii*in<n*» uhli Krislws.i 1 tili ill 11 The defendant counsel, Martin hniiii'lai Help rni-mtu'i-s nf 4 i'Hit loll. The rmiiii* were .-nlen-d hy , jx-n.ling receipt nf material* whi.-h •i . a " d.'iavrd di*patrh from A I* H- H|o<;»». then asked whether he S o v i e t s H a VC S e t O f f I C m p l o y d S R c f l I S C T o __ ... .. a . tat in r e* » . . ri ft r r n i In t h r (tit n m ii n lt t P a r t V . ^ 1 »>' ... would have *l«nc much J jimmying open Ih.- I.a-k* wiilr %v • Police . have Ix-cn uidered. cnrre-|H.n.h’iit William C. Haiinird n ft rrrvl to the rommunUt Party. M e e t Complicated »*>ter if the meml*e* had itayi.l I -I b Ic I nlso that nil uc-o -fill nlMr l.e.h.-r aid llml carpenter Several Explosions, "Yea", Roienherg replied. lie nl**) nitl In* «!(»♦• llol I now aald the armnred i»lumn rollr.t ,. | ■| , here n little longer instead of tempt* had luen mn.l.- IH. i.iu- Hnik had la-eii "lulled a week ago Nr ii Yl»rk rarkrfrrr I rail]k < <•-. It..-enlierg, the fin l defcn*r north late We«|ne*.Uy from RclConference Is T o l d D em ands U I U n i o n leaving rnri> for the K atin r.ur«t 1*11011 ifi gtinild.. night to ent.-i It..- I'avmon I Tin«.lav hv Fri.l Dy.un, and tin.I trill. iif ,abandoned CHnn. hon. It pulle*l witnera, entered a *erie* nf den.......... i roan." Tuber told itrwtincn. "Per- Stu.llo iin.l the I'nmily lam.i < « liainllng will he "Inrte.l toon. Mir he•y Cohen. T»a«k to l.ivouae |Hi«lt!nn* for the title of nrowcution textlmony given it wra* jut! a* well, becau*.* office* in Ih<- I'Ik i I.Iii Slate Itsar.i- With Ihe exception of the County hy hia brother-in-law, David It « • » hromrht suit Ihr R O M E. M a r. 22-</T‘ ) D r. WASHINGTON. Mar. 22 </I‘ i hap.1 1 MMlIawra Mu. I night. n * **aae 1 * 1 1 1 M ssMIlMiarsi $•■ l*N«r •I'"*. *l I lls-nlth Unit, (tie liuil.ling I I I . twcl. Ituil.ling. rhunehim la eight mile* *outh (ireengla**, former army oergeant Harold C. Urey, one ol America'* — The nation'* railroad* today revacated, he "tnt.-.l al the Lo* Alamo*, rv. M., atomic tlrlnrulo polliu yr-.trr.l-iv re of Parallel .'.8. PLA N E ( It \SII * roJect.1^?reeng?a»» W t o l d T h ^ atomic .cienli.t.. laid In­ jetted a union propotal lor <ellleDr Frank (Juillmnn of the ported .imihir entry ini,, offie. Allied tank* and Infantrymen MIAMI. Mat 22 <d'« A Nav* Health Unit replied that it will oceupietl rtiunehon Wnlnenday af­ jury about an e*pionage ring In day he think* 50 mi|ht be a good meni of their two-year-old di*pu'* Corsair fighter plane era h land of d.M-tor* and .lenti*l•> 10 th. which he confe»*pd he played o guen ai lo the number of atom with the lliotherhood of R.ulroail e.l in Hnllan.lale, ju»t north or American llml.llnr and f'l.uid.. move n* soon n> a place for it i* ternoon without a fight. *.vote.I. and added Min' the I'nit AP eone*pondrnt l.e|f Krickion I * t L homht Runia iMtiettei. Trainmen. Miami, after it» rngir.e fnilr.l to- II.ml I.oil.ling on I ... -«l.<y mgl.l will probably remain al .1* present Kotenberg *anl he wlieve.l th. ... . Only a *mal| amoimi » f m-h w» reported from U. S. Fighth Army ■lay, hut the pilot rs.apr.l with " D. I1. Loomu, reprevenling the location until Apr If. Ifiailquarter* that Allied forcea ini Soviet government "ha* Improv- 1 Ihe Nolicl price-winning icienl- | misting. Mr. Tucker reported <>n the (rtiRiiRnH n « l'a i» r « « n I r<t ihe lot of the undfriiug and ut told a new* conference here carrier*, announced thr railroad* minor tut* and bruise*. Attendant* al a ho-pi l til in meeting which he attend.-.) in De' the tiluation of literacy in the that Rutiis hat that many bomb*, docition lo the Senate Labor Com Ilnllyvt.Hxl identified the pilot a* n o r H fo io The E m ergence ('• •ni fi llt tr r «af I Soviet union." PHILADELPHIA. Mm 22 ..)• lapd in which he >nid ihe tru*- t h r S e m i ll io lr I ' u i i n t ) t ' l i a n i * I o f that nrwipapcrt have ipcculalccl mi||ff a| a heating Fn*ign David Robertson, 21. of lee* I l f the il.-rI Fish c*lnle told "And it contributed a major f h r l im t C n . '1 l l t f l lrt*t ni|*lfit nf Momealra.l, Pa lie i* a mendwr of — lame* Dunn wa. enthralled hv - aharc in the iledrurtlon o f thr and added: " I tuppoic 50 might Senator Murray (D-Mont), thr a fighter *<]undron )>a*e.| at Ak- thr televised proceedin'** of th. member* of the ll.-'pitnl Emer­ t h r ne w r t r r « .i* t h r r « ik f tr h gency Committee of Sctnlnol. committee t-halrm»n, had eall.d Hitler brant who killed 8,000.000 j lie s e°°d Bueia.’ inn, O., which I* here for gunnery Sennle Crime Investigator* in New County that they bad determined Itiii I d i n g t o r o n n i f i r i u • y * and of my ro-rellgionlit*," he said. "I Dr. Urey, who is en tout* to on the carrier" earlier tn acrepi practice before going into a.linn. York. So much so lie didn't oven Ills'll II 4 o f 7|M'I" d i n g up th. • . I l i I F III M.al they were not in a position felt emotional about It then and l»rael to delivrr a series of lec- ' the settlement propoval put forth notice that hi* house wn* on fire. t Hi­ r t h r m o r e t h a n t 7.»'tlU! Mli i N l f d trealtaoeO Oa ran* r.w n lure* In Haifa, told newtmen he |hy the trainmen, The blare had spread from .. to help lmme.lint.-l> in the col'- tt' * a i r y Oil t h e wi hi k 111 t hi % REGIKTRATION StJI' tlllll.E truction of a new ho.pital here, country. she.l l.i the second floor and nil doubt* whether the Kuaaisn* have | Murray had *al.l he was hope CLEARW ATER, Mar. 22~ „ l 'i — LONDON, Mar. * t—(A»t—Play. piopo-ed Mint Mil* county build urrna* Ihe roof l.rfore Dunn rea u. * eloped any twacrfiil u»e* for i r,,| «Hn. If the ranirr* and the *. i,or-l.-n llri.db-. wii,. fight hrnhr e-.it today ic.idp.1 U(!*l*i (ii’u i!* R..iw ..i Shaw. .* energy, lie ssid he plactNl trainm.n cnil.l grt together, it 11^1ween Pinella* rounty’* Demo­ lix<*l what wa* happening. It «••••) one. and offered t<> on-on. iute 1.) pointed mil Muil with Mu .'»*vy pioneer Hrili*H Soelaliat who hated Saved SiHter’H L i f e ntomlr on faith In a stslcmmi onec would lend at«o lo n *ettleiu.-ni cratic Registration Supervisor amt firemen an hour to pui on* th- financing the eun»lruction " f a coming here Mm- lt.-*l Cm * homo taxe*. left an eitatr valued at fl,made hy Soviet Foreign Minister nf lilffeti-nces lo-twn-n the rail- the Republican -dominated county flames. The house and it- furnish wing lo the Im-p.tnl • n ice requirement* of Mo- count y 05W.2W.22 but reckoned after dehta Mr. Tucker added that the le i- will tie doublet lb d*o PHOENIX, Aril.. Mar. 22 —(,P) Andrei VDhinsky to the effect road* and thr.-.* other operating cornmi"sinn. iog* were hravilv ilmunge.l and taxe* at I.TIO^IO, hia will and — A four-year-old nov eatrled hi* that nal.l-l Jiughton Memorial 11owpit al Mint Mr*. Joe Montale.. w ho• ' I Russia wa* “ moving moun­ union*. bn* Supervisor Richard Collin* n-ke.l 0n acenunting .li».T..*e*l tixtay. ‘/.III) t.llONN INI. A**ocialion I* trying to n*.*i*t in bal.y sister from their burning with atomic energy. The trainmen'* proposal, out <tate attorney Ar. hie Clement and The I l-page iloeumem d.reeled dome last night shortly before It tains’’ Eight new nnimal*. including the creation of n new ho.pital, and been working a home «rrvi.,< see. “ I am «urc that the Russian* lint.I to the carrier* yesterday l>) Cover nor Warren to invr«ligatr r.-lnry on n part time I•<»•)-. will that par; of thr money l*e u«ed anil six other houoe* were con­ have the atom bomb," Dr. llrey >ix monkeys, arrived ut the Sun- in “ a very unique way" had made Murray was ha«c.| substantially ihe award of insurance contracts ford Zoo this wefor promoting a -10-letter alphabet sumed by flames. mi.| nil m.. an offer wher.-l.v Ihe name E.-r have to he put on n full time liu-i-. aid, "And I a msure they have Present ut Ihe meeting were Mr. on a “ memorandum of agr.-r- on |M> county-owned voting mnwhich wa- one of the Iriah wit'* The youngster. Charles Hanley, exploded them." Wh.-n questioned ment" *lgne.i hy the carriers arid chines to Cotnmi-*inn Chairman i«-ported to in- gciling along (.#<-. nabblaiughton will to* remembered. Ilrndley, E. J. Mnoghton, Jr., .li*. pet project*. lb- called u|x>u II. II Col. man a*t.-r chairman: Judge r. gar.ling hi* use of Ihr pronoun Ihe . h‘*-fs of the four union* at Edward II. Lit Vole's in ..r in. . according to II. .1 Davis, manager *ald: D.uigla* Shaw died laid November in hl« o f the too. In i.-od a resolution lo thi* effect. Rtrntlrom, Marion liarman, Sira " ! fetched my sister outside to “ them." the «r|entlst said he felt il ..s i I bh . s .is r > a e t'u a rl lirm. little cottage at Ajrol Kt. |jiw - save The monkeys, all nf which have Mr Tinker nl «. |M iinte.| out Mint h 'r from burning up." certain that "sevn a l" atom bomb" Montale* and VY It t'onn.dly rrn.e at the age of IM. been placed III cages include tw<- to.nl atlntney* are working on The fire started in thr Hanley Mr*. tSonralr* repotted that Ill* nrt elate, after .etilernent home and spread quickly tn other had been exploded In the Soviet cinnamon ring (nil type*, three plan* to secure a legislative en­ e|i-ert) i ihe fii- t community of all ouiptandlng nhllraMan*. wa* frame houses, destroying six Ih-. Union. white fae.l • mians un.l u full abling a.i which will permit SemiA*kcd what singe the develop­ in Seminole County to go over ir a iilM H n* rase T i l re* I grown souir,,.--l oionkey which I* Hole Count\ to i**ne sufficient Mu- top on the Red t'ro-. drive, fore the flame* wer* controlled. ment of a hydrogen tK.rnt. hud very isn-s nod which ilk.-* I.* bond* to build a new ho*pilal. The children’* parents, Mr. and reached, D. Urey "aid: "They are rind ha. risi««■*! more Minn *2ld. war.a ItwTf inside nf Mr. Davi*'* I The resolution read by Mr. I.a*t year the miumunllv r u l'd M n. c-h .it Hsr.fc-y, were away. wm km <m it. I don't know wh.it Jacket. Cob-man pointed out that the " I t got eold and I tried to light stage it is in. Ilut I hop.- it won't more than fl!>7. Mr*. F. ): «... lei The other new- arrivals at the i Frinald-l.aughl»n Memorial llo*- i* fund chairman there. a firr In »he stove," Charles told wmk." zoo are a mnl>: r.iyoie and u kin. pilnl Association i» a non-nroflt (EIHTttR'H NOTE:— llrre i* another in the aerie* of *lone* firemen "The big fire started lie added that all the whiln Judge Stenstrom "aid that NEW YORK.~Mar. ■orpornlion, orgnllirct under Slate lluine* City with a •mailer populakujoti, a Eouth American mam hy A*"»rialrd P ro s writers telling how Ihe rraramamrnt pro­ when dropped a match Into a the atom fximh wa* befr.g de­ . i * H l l * H . S . la l**a e ' S o u Alger llli* —branded a traitor and pile of paper* near the stove. ftinl, gram I* affrrlinc various part* of the country. Todsy'* doty li»n than Sanford completed i t . veloped he hail “ hoped It would a liar—go** to priaon today. tell* how California flta into Ihr big mobilisation picture.) The boy's sister, Deborah, Is not l»e develop.*! in principle.” drive In seven day*, rnl-lng more TH \IN W RECK r il) R O F TOYH The former hlrrh-ranklnc State about nine months of age. than fl2,iMH). Igm ktug. he added, “ I don't think the atom tmnth L EB A N O N , (•.. Mar. 1*2—(/ID — P A R I S . Mar 22 .,Pi— Erie ha- al.o ruD.-.l it* quota. Department official wm* achcduled ID RALPH It. IIK IT E I* a good thing for UI. to have,” Five cars and Ihe engine lender Cocke, Jr., national commander of to aui render to federal authonDEPI'TIRH FREED Plan* for the parti, ipation of the scientist *aid, “ for I think SAN FRAN CISCO. Mar. 22 l/I’J Out !.rie on lb. we.t cr.a*. of a Penn-vlvsnla passenger train 1the American Legion, today siart tlra here to begin arnrlns a fiveMIAM I. Mar. 2 2 -T A h -F lve It ran only bring destruction." liigh •< hool pupils, civic groups were derailed twin yat nesr-hv I e.l distribution of toy* collected in thry'rr itthing In gd on with the ;»li of rnoluliistion. year pri*on term fur perjury. former Dade rounty deputy sher­ He a.Ilii.ttNl that he “ Is very and community leader sin the drive Ihe United Slate* In the "tide of . were >ll*cu««ed._________ Judge Henry W. Goddard, who iffs charged with taking nay fmm nuch afraid" of the weapon he In typical we.lern fu.liion, manufacturers are champing *1 the hi* King* Mill* J. F. Ilenrv, superintendent of »oy*.“ Oentroml Ilia , will tun. Mm gambler* were*freed tuoay after helm-1 develop. over delays in receiving defense conirscts. After Cocke made individual l the road In Cincinnati, "aid no nnc over to the U. 8. MarakaL a state prosecetor railed his own However, he said ‘ there is no pre*rntation* to a few bright-eyed i Tbit is esjiectally true nf smaller manufacturers. They're afraid wn» Injured. Then *he the Department of wletnesa a liar and resigned from ijuestion U* my mind that if a of firing <ru"he.l In the material*.. Cau*e of the derailment wa* not moppets, the announcement wa* I High yesterday *Vt Justice will designate the institu­ the ease. full-scale war should hr.-ak out, made that the other children contract is that received hy the tion to which Ills* will bo sent. Criminal court Judge (Ten WII- the atom Isimh should be used sqiieeir If Ih. y don't pet defense Food Machlicry ti Chemical Cor­ learned immediately. Low today 10 The passengers were (ran«ferre.l should come forward and pick out Ifisa. who i* 4(1, wii: remain at !erd direct**! Ihe Jury to acquit immediately—and on the most work. Rain. .1.1 inch tjicir own packages. About 2<K I poration of Han Jose. This com­ There are few mlllion-dollsr to huves and taken to Cincinnati, the Federal H*.j ,m> ef Detention the defendants after assistant effective target possible. Ilut I Total March rain 2, Inch . underprivileged youngster* gsth privileged youngsters g»«n-j| pany, In the heart o f the picturecontract* so far, outside of the An engine wa* connected tn here for about a week. county solicitor Herbert drapiro do hope w* wilt not mi*int*rp«rl ,-rrd for the .H-ca-ion surged for( I Normal March rain. 2.71 Inche •qce Santa Clara Valley, ha* a the rear end of the train and it nDcraft Industry. That Industry Hia* has (50 day* to move for told trie court Ihe witness, George border Ineldents. ward and left nothing but a few _________ alone ran talk nf rearmament In 1177,000,000 order to produce an proceeded to Cinnnti. modification of his arntence. Out Patton, was not telling the truth. "I feel rrrtain that wc will unannounced type of land tank The superintendent wa* unable *tiav iiblmn* and hit* of paper*. really big terms. hia coumel. Chester T. Lane, said not." Thi* morning’* dl.trihution m Real weapons of war arc com­ vehicle. Rerw.ling is to cost *12,- to »ny how many pa»scngers were M*t t.'ght that such a move was NDATKD DERATE Asked how much m onger ing from the factories, such as POO.OOO additional. About $'1,000,. aboard. The train wa* enroll!.- symholle. About 2150.00.) toy* are iicly. It would Dot delay hi* PARIS, Mar. M -tA V -S train ed America's present • day a t o m JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 23—</P) heing «ent to France for delivery 000 la heing spent un a new from Columhus to Cincinnati. •onment, in any event, tempers after an all-night session bombs are an compared with those the F-IW Sabre Jet* that are rip­ It dl tn ortihanage* nml other Institu­ Atlanta aid of U. & attorney Irv- in the National Assembly led to­ dropped on Japan, Dr. Urey said: ping Into the Russian MIG jsl* plant for the loh. 79 Wt llrownsville tion*. GOOD QUKKTION The west coast has a vastly ex­ H. Soypol anM tha term day tn n dispute Id which n deputy “ On* of our IWnalcr*—and they in Ksrean skirt. 18 Id Chicago l/)N D 0 N , Mar. 22 - (A’) — Butt most defense contracts panded manufacturing rapacity, . mum be.rcducod hy I I I third for knocked npn o f hia eeltengues un- seem to leak the meat informa­ 85 1« Denver CONTRACT LET to far are for such unexciting a greatly Increased steel indus­ Tablecloth* may make Milwaukee fand behavior. 29 22 tion—has aald bomb* six times as thing* as petroleum, rubber pro­ Two contracts were reeentl/ D.-» Moine* try and a larger manpower pool more famous— at least In Britain. Biss, an adviser In Drnaldmt _ nf the deputies are faun tc. 41 72 A Conservative member of Par- awarded hy the Sanford Housing Fresno duct#, food and chemicals, radio compared with 1240. •osevclt. recently Mat an n p Algeria. The two men were having 48 27 New York lubes, paper and allied products, HCIIOOI. HOARD California it the huh of this barm .t gave notice today that on Authority to the Jamrs Steven* Saint l.ouit J In the U. 8. 8npre«M Court, n heated discussion shout a re­ 19 1) The County Hoard of Public electrical machinery, flints and industrial expansion. Since V*J Apr. Ifl he wl'l ask the chairman Co., Albany. Ga., for equipment Washington has been free tn II0.PC0 hall jected amendment lo the contro­ r.8 28 for the Ca»tle Ilrewer proiect. While fighting his ease up through versial election lew when Mo- Instruction will meet Thursday lighters, safety razors, sandbags, day private capital has invest­ o f th<- House of Commons kitchen 14 17 These inelude 12(1 Imsa heater* Winnipeg committee: coffee urn*, pipe, scrapers, va l­ morning al IK:A0 o'clock at th<ed more than « I ,£00.000.000 In __________ homed Bentaieh struck Francois tlu courts. 49 71 “ Why certain tablecloths In the at a eo»t nf $(5,(i27 ami 1215 elec, Fort Myer* ves, tools, aircraft ami tractor M '4 new or enlarge.) plants. office of Supl. T. XV. lauion. Ho was convicted Jon. 21, 1WC Quiliei. (IT* 46 Mcllxiurne Counting government funds, House of Commons dining room trie range* at a ou t of $l2,TtX. Pensacola Reboots will he cloud Friday In parts, air cn Irrs. .-Irctrlc gener­ m two counts e f peeAiry far his Quiliei, flattened an the bench, (57 61 it wav anuiuineed l.utay by George Iwar the Isgmd ‘ Milwaukee Uni­ ator seta and lumber. ruora than $3,600,000,000 ha* been i.hservanr* o f “ Good Friday, f-i f i i l n M y before a federal grand was turned after several 60 77 West Palm Beach Williams of Ihe SHA. versity Club',* •a rags U n .) The largest ringle noo-aviwtioa staled. A to m ic Scientist U n io n Proposals !j™ S a y s Russia May A re Rejected By Have 50 A-Bombs R a il Companies In Office HuildinRi'*'"1" I Icocal Red C r o s s (I’roup M e e l s To Push Fund Dri ve P laywrierht S h a w Leaves Fortune Of irtiine < n Million Mill! More Than Four-Year-Old Boy Defense Orders Pour In As West Coast Industries Retool For War d iffe r Hiss Scheduled To Ho To Jail Today Sanford Weather The Weather ' u .ViiV, '- i '*** ' - i» i • (► i— " -dal V F1H �PAl.K i v»n THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLOHUM Vriliiams P r a i s e s Work Of Red Cross In World War Two Peanut Uutter 8ervlrr work of the Rnl Cro»» during World War II in behalf of soldier* ovrrrra* w ti trrnini "an excellent jol/' Iiy a funner memher of the air group, John Will. iam», local insurance agent, in a recent letter to Mr*. Voile Will, lam*, Sr. Jointing out that prior to rn* lering the »ervlee and »inre hi* return to ix>»l-wni life he had heard crltlcitm* of the (ted Cross, he wrote, "Frankly, I did not ex. PFTSR PAH Snltrd Peanuts 7* j or. Ulaaa SNOWDRIFT Shortening EASTER FEASTERS WESSON OIL 300 E. 3rd— 214 E. 1*1 Low Prices Everyday Saiford, Florida Specials Too For Salads & Cooking Quantity Righlti Rotictvod. Pricoa Good Thru Sal., Match 24th Corned Beef TROPICAL" Bluo Rnro No 30.3 Cut No 303 Cold BEETS C. S. CORN Amazing Sudr. Colotod Quaituto Margatino Largo Shipped, (^rodo A. All While fjj; Customers1 Dozen Corner More than 5,000 loyal AaP employer* are now loyal member* of our roiintry'a armed forrea. Earli week they are being joined by more and more of the young men who hare aervrd you ao well In your A*P. Deapite the loaa of three experienced employee*, thoie of u* Who remain on the job are working hard to maintain our high atandard* of quality -nd arrvirir. SMOKED HAMS % Frails ud BABY FOODS Edwards’ Puro Butt Half ....... ........lb. 65c Dixio Darling Patnily Stylo GRAPE JAM 2 WHITE BREAD u* American Oil Salad Plocos "Sun Dronehod" Burtlntt Sweet Mix IMckles Hiur* lea* limn 14 IU . .Slightly Higher Butt Portion or Shnnk lb. 69c lb. 67c Portion—any size “ SU N N Y L A N D ” Reach-to-Ilul Smoked SW IF T S Premium Smoked YELLOW LABEL TEA Pl u m p turkeys HENS TOMS •a lb Pkg 8 to 14 lb. Avaraqo 10 to 12 lb. Average. Whole or H a ll-lb . Hall or W b o ln -lb . Cleanser Herman All-Meat Hklnlr** (iradi 1-lb. |i Conlor Cut Pork A Di r**ed A Drawn Fla Fryers .................. Wa»hingtnn State Red Delieimi* All Good llrand rtvoluliMwy new wax F«P»r stall Itialfl Apples Sliced Bacon .......... |of<a*r.Jwt|vt**ll>a 2 Yellow j Maytbon 1*0*1 li»»h •»* tail/ Cooking Onions....... Oranges....... 5-lb. Lb. 69c R o lM Vnal 1 Lk 69c Ileadle** Ml Vermont IIKN Chicken Potatoes Junket Cabbage T iw tn O 'S e a " H re tu M PERCH Fancy lti|>* Anjou* F IL L E T S wh'Itinu ...... Toilet Soap Trend 2 pkg. 52c Ih. hot Choc. Covered Cherries 49c Cleanser Bacon u 49c Hickory "went Bacon u Salad Dressing pt. 31c q t 53c 1 T e a ....... 59c Guqar Curod Buogn Squares u - 35c Mothnr Ann" Balt Baxod OATMEAL Yorks for Cooking Fancy Winesap $1.50 VoIm Only F ir NEWTONS Corn King Sllrod BARLEY CEREAL and 3 Woodbury Soap Wrapper* O i l DITAIIS IN 4 I O R I Golden R ICE CERF.AI SHvcrdust Palmolive Ann Page Our Own A-Jai l<g*. Thigh* or Wing* Lent* Lh. 39c u. 89e Stinnyland Pure Pork Sweet Green < Turkiys u. lie Dbekliagt Lh. Mi Prrnuum SALTINES Roast Lb 49c tirade A, llrranrd A Drawn Qulck-Krosen Poultry Young Large Shrimp Warwick Pork and Beans Picnic ... 4 to 6-lb. e Weiners Soap Powders 48'It Soup Powder OCTAGON Fully Cooked "Super lllghl" Vegetable* Pears Chopped Strained Crcnm Corn Stnrrh Whole or Shank Half, Skinned 11 lit*, and up. Your rommenla anil suggestion* will help u* train our new employee* to keep your A *P a belie* place to iltop. Pleas* wrltei A CUSTOMER RELATIONS IIE IT . AaP Food Store* 120 Ddnglon A*e„ New York 17, N. Y. STALEY’S Toilet Soap ♦ l'a»hmetr Bouquet ‘/a-lb. 45c l.iiiu-iou* Ealing Yellow Cooking CELERY Storawlda low price* on hundred* of Item* every day. . . Instead of juil a few “ one-day" or "week-end" special*. Hn»white (N o head over M e) 2m. 13c M *M 3 KUn Dried Sw m me^ ^ fcjrI I a b y M -V u M L iw All advertised price* (Including thme of hems not subject to price ceilings) ate guarantaed for o m weak, even though mark*! price* go up. Keahrook Baity Limas Ford book L i m a s _____ SV M k tt fjUt pcU qf Ut f i w I �*T | It lliu llb D A Y M A H . 22. 1(151 TH E SANKOHU I lh lt A l.D . S A M - O K I). 1’ A l . L F L O R ID A liil.k - in thi* itatc aince 15*40. I "my copyrights in the United newed for another 28 years. And tix- cxpantnioii continue*. j Slate* of America (which are of I In England, the plnvwrigh* More money wat spent or pro(Considerable value)” continue for pointed out, such copywright* con­ (Continued from l'i | » On*) I C s s t l s s r S T tm m r a g e O a e ) in . I I C s s l l s s r * g r a s s I 's s r n a e i 128 venra after the first date of | tinue automatically for oil yean jeeted in January’ 19M, for poured into industrial expansion I laws to provide hosp.lal facilities $844,431*. Estate taxes tut aled publication and ran then he re­ after the author's death. stance, than in January 15*50 R E M E M B E R T H IS . B E F O R E YOU R E T I R E 1 JN I'd IT $5052599. and services for tne people of this At steel industry worthy of Shaw's will directed his execu­ area. The association ha* operated the name givea solid tacking to T H E PREM IUM WON’ T H R EA K YOU. .i L v " tor to "institute and finance a far western manufacturing. Cur- the hospital in thi* city for more series of inquiries" to determine: than .10 years and its facilities rent steel rapacity is placed at 1. The number of people speak­ N o r n i : o rr%\% r r i . i t * A T i o * r o n 4,S8fifi,000 ton* of steel ingots an- and services have at all time* ing and writing the English Ian | «9 r IW I.Ifl • I or I si a of !»• • ) been available to ail persons on ■nuaily. It will be 5,000,000 ton* o iv r .s . guagr in the cunent 26-letter al­ n m t i o : i h u r u r i i Y io i k J ________(«>• -»■♦« •-,»> k Ava, within n year. This compares with a nonsectarian, non-denomination- phabet. T h a t It II I lififr l h « h o ld e r o f the f o l l o w i n g s r r t i f l i A t r h a » flic s ! salil „ , Nv-vjrir.fi■»ri irW P, .. J / 2,55'.’,000 tons at the end of 1045. al. non racial basis. 2 . llow much time could b» saved « f r t If I- 1 1r f «. r | « i d e e d to ho It* M. Ib») 1 CX? -----:------ --------------\l ' lUe. It wa« also pointed out that U. S. steel has a huge plant Jy ise- • . . by substituting Shaw’s alphabet, au»<! I h m It T h » f t h U t f A t l num at Geneva, Utah, and subsidiaries during the period of its opera­ in w hieh earh of 40 symbols would I l»#r 4in«1 > 9mr f iM it u m # , th # »l^* »rrl|*tt n a*f trie p r»*i»e rty . .«nd th# I in the L »* Angeles and **an tion the association ha* acquired •land for a sound. immp In H h l t h It * « ■ » 6 « r « * p . l « r r Ftancitco areas. Kaiaer steel has ho*pital equipment ami furnish­ . 1 . “ The loss of Income In ItriAt f o l l o w w: a mammoth work* at Fontana, ing* of considerable value. fe r t lfiSn :i Since it now appears that pro­ ti*h and American currency” from Y**%r <tf |•wti.«r»«r J u l y |, 1)44 near las* Angeles, llethlchrm u-ing the old alr-hnlw-t instead of !*»•• r(|*tlnh o f l*r«i|»#rtt Pacific plants are in the I s m vision may he made by Interests Shaw’s prnpo«cd one. 1...» U III-., k > it A He«t|«in Angeles and Han Francisco areas. other than the association to con­ h r r A m w o i.i |*ut 4 !* »* •• Tit Shaw also asked that a phonetic N d lttr In w h U h i » » « e f i f i r j K (1 The aircraft industry has been struct, equip, operate and main- expert U- hired to translate hi* lU u fitn a ft A ll o l o ilil |*ro|.rrt) h r* h a r d u t”rVa7mam«'nt'7nr"months!! tain with' in the city a hospital flay "Androclc* and the l.ion" in­ U i« »I tti# t 'o t in t y o f H em lttn le. M t«tr Plants have been expanding and; more adequate to the growing to the new alphabet, ‘‘ assuming o f U s s fl.l . I ’ nlt i u r h r e i| | f| n | r men have been added to payroll* need* of this area than it ** pos­ the pronunciation to rr«rtnblr that • IsmII h r r r s lr r m c d t i u u n l l n g to U m I * r « | » r f t ) In * '» . !» s e r t l t h A t r w ill at the rate of 200 daily. Employ- sible for the Asoeiation to provide recorded of hi* majesty our late the t*e •o|«f t the h lftlirw t hi l*1« f M nu nt totaled 120,000 in January. I the resolution continued, it i* the King (leorge V and sometime* dr 111. f i • HI .1 r '. f the Srrnln I ( 'o n n t ) «*. .it l l i i u i r 4t H u nfortl. North American aviation, mak­ desire of the Fcrnald latughton wribed » « Northern English.” r'lo rn ijt. o n the f i r » t M n . U v in tttr er if the F- t»r. Sable jet, has a I Memorial llo-pitai Association in lie asked that cupirs lie made m on th o f \prl|. l > i l . M h l i l i l « th r IlN If NOst nr*' Ht'IIIN f.sf •fsrrelv tm*|«ift'r harking of |l>25,000,0IKI—double every way to assist ami expedite if the play in hi* alphabet and in :n «l il.fit •' A|*rll. 1)11 ■filvf nf | . v il »i.|Wft 1*1 |<4iiw <.f Nfthr *<•. l u t r . t I h l i l* t .1*4 o r M a rch . l » i l last fall— and is employing 22 ,- the construction and placing in the standard 26-letter alphabet, firw .lr, ihrtmaftani txirr.tia * •i l k " k n • • I* IIK ItV | H ).\ . ttOO. It doesn't rX|ieet to hi* fu ll, operation of such a hospital. f *i * *'*d rlm frtlgprr rad i ' Nixt with the version* side bv side, « ’ |r»K «'1r* U-t t*m ir t. H rm l* The resolution added that it •tilde for another year. (Hmj .*( . || l l « n *• »i^ u n it f o u n t ) . K lo rh lA page for page The*e copies were Is the will of the Hoard of Dire,-R W IN *| f i d art • • I I.«>ckhre,l A im aft Coi|>orntion, ' * . to bo presented “ to public Hbrarlc iH U A Is l r * u f .d ll' al |1.|«| h lal |s«ir HI IMN •• L»ar*1 turning out various plane* in- | tor* of the hospital that nil of in tbr llritlsh Is le s , llritiah Corn- in < m i it i i i i * t iii: n n m i **n• iv#* r|*t>Uat*-»ifi rf • |4lrv.4|*tr *h;*h |o the equipment, furnishing and J l i M i t :. M »IIM * I I (T U M I, eluding the F-80 Shooting Star monwealth, American «tate* north miti • m n k r l drfrrr r f a U ^ i ttKi of thr r I I U N IIIA . • utlfrrx drug ll*rmi|h thr ih n ••*! IfM lfi thr jets, ha* a backlog of fd25.000,- I other property owned by the uv nnd south and to national lihra* i n MI ’ li tlnl l: i %n 11:. II. i. . grral news f«r you if sou’ve tiir minimum -iui., rrq ■-lit of i sociatlon, after complete cessation |Kin Nt thr ; i iM »/ fviifi B V H IN fiiptidvi non. A year ago it » » < $447,000,-1 l>eeii bolheicd b) excrssi.r fatigue, Yiisnnn It,. IS n r T i l l - K H T .N T i: O K of it* operations and payment of le* everywhere in that order.” N fiv.wtren rrrrrf* h Jru| — t» *f»rth*«l d.i*r l A T I * » ItA ItT O N * 000. It employed 85,000 al the Shaw -aid hopefully “ it ia pos­ litl l oAi ll ton.lipallon, weakness imUnrisr*’ a |«*«veful i«|t*iirNt l*» «I4|U *"i | liahiliticM and ohlgation*. by of­ M r . H a r o l d K a u f t r t i t i . ft f i t r %%'Hltll IT H O t 0 * 1 I l#V (hkwv.tr. World War II peak. f o r M.svl » r * # L *h m «u* t I-xinUv n* t)*r sible that the ( licitialtt Ministn N " l l * * I- t i r t r l . ) arlvro t h « t V ln U fered outright "to laincorporat­ dt|e the fart ill*: you do not r « greri It r , ,\l ■< Hyde Path, l . /.. Dougin* Aitcraft has a back­ fv eieJ/MM W H I N IlM 1 N l f NfllBtl * I » '• H» fiO li.» i to n nirsl h rr flru il fr|»..r* of Kduiatiori may in*titute the in­ emmyli ItAitatntnt in your dirt, |4m| m||>|4) * * log of $*>00,000,000—more than ed by thr owner* and operators quiry* and adopt hi* alphabet to » ■ \ d r r i l n l « t r ^ l r l* « f th e r « t . « t r nf liv t ffir r thr r-.ijrf h. Mys; "Dnlv slitee ,u .nils a^-.i I •ll-ssa rrlrtin f smarts ffim ph* i r I moitfv-l M "ti*ti » llstr ton , d o M »».| th a t i h t double a year ago. Ita working lie set ’-p-.i-l t nrnsol*, a nr*, *rll-e taught in the >.-hoots. In tbst M M 1 • » M t l i l o i i i i ssa, de«l - 1 te f. r» ..... .! in’t • n t lot al rrvalf#**. t^rthfil ##1* v l* * r t.v |«r*r i force of 28,000— to be expanded case, lie said. It would be untie,•- ihsfiitfr .fill.! t It <*t fitir W illf i n4dp | »l)d lIt* enlllir priMlurl, rnnihlnrt the Im- ssoik. s..i-i d tip ITicn I started lia t r ra|4atlfi H t 'l l I N r r t* fast In « in » by another 10,000—I* tolling out • »»*tv to ratrv on the inquiry a- thr HortfififMhlr I b i t i i U a H trn »tr«*m . n t * liortaiil D-Vilanilnt with Iron! fe r l n * a .t h ln f • • n - th ar*t | H rW # l lakinr IInel >ps > I I f o u n t ) J i|s|ca* tif H rtnlii*i|r f o u n t ) «ueh plane* as the II17 stratojet »et forth in hi* will. lart .rtf I to .1m ntoer Iwwif* N * *akrr*rli4.»* t VI-.. t In.line, Itio.ltol and I.lice K lo rld n . »»n t h r tth «|.») o t A p tll. a ..) S t t I U S oar it U a U «' HI’ H IN va quit. a l u m ' I .1 si:- d B P l| • U e a liombers and l>ig transports. in ,i.|.,.teme„t*ry «|u*nlltlea. Shaw ordered that no right* to * * • !• f«*» M|*|iVti%4| o f fidtltr sfifot f**r dlHrrret f»-«*n <41 f(filr*nr| *>4nlm#*lfi rn l Douglas has reopened its Tulsa, hi* writings or play* should l» f ! n * l *|l». h r r n r $• I d m l H U t u t i i ) n f ha.rvrrtr H t'IIIN mar hr appliMl althNit I ... m m opR A C TO R /.«n sbn./, /. nnu i Me inynilitnrr ball of fire ■, the lasts M |tlkla., plan) and is enlaiglng •old "which Irrevocably hind* them th r ra t 4 1«* o f | | .f.illo H .tK n n ,|r frrr and K as. r u t to orr liar n r* * irdrp»-d and today tin y made ne a -t int of h >n in tout J i r l . . . ho u it S rlp i Please rail for appointment I facilities at Santa Monica and for more Ilian five years.” He said •19!t I ret, <.t| th is |**t <U ) «if \|*«V«h. t aar that UMiMrth * m m rtul# Wrahrfi.H managrr!” M r / .-./» lit b u ilJ RICH, Rl P BLOOD. quarklfi in « Nf«n » ai#* th r* »>«1 ilfiut • a*h El Segundo. V I o D 11r.» i )t h r r X m a rk in dealing with such right* the Phone 1752— 1718 a Mr fat t »or M a r y »*« k at your it r v fi* t if thie capsule nl Rexrl Spc ial ForH r r to n In lb x-1 j ! T -M I. ioafNorthrop, maker of the Air tni'trc should not be t>ound In A * 1 i n l n i « t f a t i lt o f t h r r s t A t r not M l a M . 1 Force’* twin jet FH!* Scorpion In- strictly money conaidrrat Ions, “ It rntilv (llut's all you take a day) Itlj. You g> ! S. If III lie I-sek if •»f llo r n t ln l U r t o t i d n 'o t i r I • s u i t I S •• aw ifiNni#/ «• a iw*# r# r*f*f#'C'l |terceptor, ha* a tiacklog of $il*5e leing my desire that he shall give contain. 5 fines the minimum daily you don't feel d i in #/ aWnr 44 m h i / in P k ivrr f an/) / v f r o 000,000, tripled in a year. It • m- due weight to artistic and nubli, n o t k i n t % ri*i it %t i o n » d m ) fOlWM MAIft 1HI DtmtiN a f r e t resie/ rf a«#*r|ki«i p4*i. requirement o( lion. Alj<s J rimes 34 days I i % % i m : » : d 1 iloys 9,000 and expect* to past *tvl human consideration* to the (k t iie »»• * • - >»*• •* • • <ll • I t MIN ■ ( U l f l - O t t SURINI f Hrr ( H I . i n • *|h v IstM « I n I n I m asf ID til) QUAIIfT VllUl »' y(l #14(0 • • 4M 1 ts wartime peak nf 10 ,000. best of his judgment and counsel' \ t *T I f t 1*8 M t I U K I IY U IV K .V . From San Diego, where the Always the shiewd businessman. Tft4 t It |t Itlq r r th r h o l i l r r «*f th. i an m coup xat ten INK 0 GRAPH sprawling Consolidated Vulti* Shaw reminded the trustee that I f o l i o * (till c#r 11f ifi 4 tr lid*, fllrs l a rid I , . r t f if|. Mtr fair I n i .Ir r | t o h r |». 1 Il'UNH'N #»*• ( ri wint m MM Corporation work* is modernizing • ued Ih r r rts tt T h r r r r t l f l r a t * hum - j ' ( • » OOI 1* / •tammy i m n huge B-'IO Isimliei*, important hrr 411*1 ) r 4 r ..f IfiiU N H ie th r dr f *i . 4•■1 fOlNf ’ " ‘.rrr. tsoruuM UM If I new* came recently- they're go. of the first hospital which may < » * r lp t lo n S.f th r l i r n p r r t ) And th r NIIM Nf» 81» (4% GLORIOUS Util pltrUt A* tut M0 tUfitmVTI [ ing to msri produce guideil mis­ hereafter by built and placed in h4tti«- If* w h h h It M g i N »«M fi«i,| n f * f >>||<•W n operation In Sanford.** EASTER CREATIONS siles, first such production in wits Mr tuNo m tm t or weina* C r i t l f l « « t r s\»i 2 1 It was also stipulates! that an) Y r « t n t I m u n h * e J ««I % |, |)»4« wonts mooted mo usita ! the country. A new pl.int to oc­ b y NANNETTE I'rwfi r 11* |Ion s.f l* r o p r r tv JTMOJ M0*t I0UCM U U U cupy 200.0IHI squat e feel, with property not subject to outright •r»t IS lllo . k • I •* P4 to m o ld You'd oc«er rspect to find ics tor. cm os aouir 1,500 employes, will turn out disposal by the association and 1*141 11<m ■Ifi 1 I'.o r r * )|» \ t| A lit ! tiilNS WMtN rou went s tot I 'l r t l i o n It I I 'g fif s |l) A •») such fine workmanship... such a these weapons nt first for the "beneficial interests” o f the a» H jr o v c t I V U M T I T - I i t o e t m t utinv* N*4ii,r in %«hhh n «»r«a r< 1 K tl sociatlon therein is offered for i Navy. "custom-made" look...in frocks Il4 u «n t«r i \ 11 n f »4 ld p r * » i» r r t ) hr curtt ru*$ or ustsitiao tiin ci such a hospital. Aviation e m p l o y m e n t hui •/* I h r f o u n t s o f H r tn lh o lr . H t4 tr price-tagged so excitingly low I Tho offer, it stated. Is subject **f K I"| | .I n t 'lilt a a NU. h « f t I lf|i 4 tr T O U C H T O N ’8 iloubled in San Diego in six Dress up your wee Easier r r d r n n i | R r m n l l n i to Irw montha, About 27,000 are nt work to the express proviso that the •thh r411f r t^ o p r r t ) «lra, r ll rxl lit ■tieh r r r pander in Nanncttet... the 'compared with the war peak of property ao offered eornttietiorate llf| « 4 t r w i l l hr a*.Id l ( . |hr h l r l . r - f prettiest frocks you'se ever seen ... the name “ FerrisM-Laughton", '• i ■ ! iI n if.it door of M, : *50,000. , lin e 's tammy from the Ibitiuy spe­ Hr in lr I* • lit ) f o l i r t l| .U r # |1 I Defense work i> going on under and I list a wing or ward or appro­ H colorful sod charming in r n fo t.l l l m l . l f i ..n thr flr a t )| cial valuta in gay gifts for Faster priate portion of the hospital grotimi, too. The mining and ml d 4 ) It* t h r to..ntlt o f A p r il |tl| fabrics mode for easy care, industries are mreting tin- i<- ; should he designed, “ Frrnald- D h lih U th * :n*l *l4> v f A p r il. | )i| g iv in g ... In Springtime toilet lies for lasting wear! l u t r . t t t . i - t-t t .iM <«rrh, |**i | Memorial ward or armament challenge with renewed Enughton I* M K ItN lH i.V , your own lovely self . . . in toy. and wing.” activity. C l r r h t 'lr. Ii It I ’n u rla Hr fill* Crude oil is pouring from tin* Should such a designation le*- ( M : a i . i M” u ■ehe* tad Toddlers puli; candy to d< light tins children. K1" ' w » 1 groervd at an avnage daily fl >w Mseontinurd by said hospital with­ from f s m s so Use ) They're all h*ii*.-an 1 nil an- priced of mores than 9060,000 barrel*., out approriate substitution and A* •• ftl f*Urr. itrsoo m 4 »tn|n. owr. That equals th« record establish* ire.^rvaton of tha names within ‘way down low. Hop into TOUCHnsMhiu, or rtfwtirt in ed In 1948. 'it hospital, tha title to all pro­ c-.l-l s s»umn %U«i 4»«r« fuocTO N ’S today for dur special E> t>r tkn. THU oar Ut4 omr to wo* Exploration and drilling for ml) perty reeeivrd by the hospital un­ li'd'n **f t «ff|in« HdrkM hs, Hi m o f p*p m 4 dard Oil Company of California, der the terms nf the resolution Value a. fh e tf y . he*>U<K#« un<1 d liiin M d ( t « t llu O ptom rtriN t are getting feverish ngnin ‘stall- should revert to to tha donor, suc­ tip n if ( iu or fiM ita h l p»sM|f« m a r m w f rv-fo m inor M*<1 1»r IrrtUth.n* t«» ha* announced It will spend $1*!.-! cessors or those declared ny a t U n p B iu nr A \ i m r y la 4iM r*tlo « i. I'hona 61 If » -if AUn-fntnMi or# 4«t to tMo 000,000 In exploration in seven court to lie entitled to the pro 113 filagnulia tmu—u 4ra'l »«lt. tr? !>«•■*• flQl. u «MM western states In thr first half p e t t y •ft I 'c i'r Cowl *ttrr#uMf u llf by mllUoftt f»f HOME of 1951. t*rtf io ? r « n W hlld lkM « d m p Um tu m ar In response to a government w t r r a ia a o*»ur, It a u a a t l a f boar PERMANENT in in r time* Ihn4fi*« l l * t K s p p r M iu f durtion, the rompany I* putting U'l- il» i t m il*. «t SH»»r tvW s • » ' Slur* 110,000,000 into a new Iteneicn.D< Luxe Hu.il uss s u i t . ( „ ( Isoaa't r u t s t~U»t request for mure lienzetir pro­ Ad* Kit plant In southrrn Cat'llfornia, thi* product is card in the syn/fer A Wave More like j tlirtlc rubber industry. Naturally Curly Hair The mining induttiy ha* inFresh Candies creased It* efforts to develop A dded : new source* of strategic inineraM W hitm an Nunnnlly and to l>oott production. Tha l.nlcN t Nrwis t'nrne In and see nut breath­ activity renters largely on tong -1 taking display nf bright, fresh sten, manganese, quirk silver, N orris iSi I'an^lHirns and Cartoon 0 flow-era . . the perfect expression sulphur and asbestos. of Joy, love, and life renewed. So far, state employment auK lU ilc r I ’llt 'h ilR lM l. thoritles say, only pinpoint short­ Easier t'orsages Individually 2 show s n ik 'h t ly ages In manpower have popped •tybd. Spring flowers, orchids, up—mostly in the engineering rn*e«, tarnation*, gardenia*, l 5A £ b*e S B S w S l BZH1^ |A0 7— «»: |r, |*. M . field. Most communities re|»ott a lately Easier Plants . . . lilies, surplus of u;.-killed « antruir.cd atal*as, hydrangeas, blooming PecVtt labor. The unemployed were e s ,: “ Mavtaa t'Mtar The Hlara” in all their Spring beauty. >.u timated at 269,000 in January,, Altar Flowers to grace youi lowest for that month in recent' SANFORD - O RLANDO HIGHW AY rhurrh. years. We tend Eaalrr Flowers-hy-Wlre anywhere g j, War Mobilization Shaw’s Fortune Hospital Move INSURANCE iA'gal Notice ..* joyp'UiflLiflct as. SS5SBBI "WASHED UP 3 MONTHS AGO Checks Agonizing Sciatic Pain Fast! ...TO D AY THEY M ADE M E ASSISTANT M ANAGER!" I)R. II. K. RING f TO LCH TCN rnuuhton Drujr DRUG 4 0. |L YOURS for a k. HAPPY EASTER NANNrm 1.98 Houseworif Easy Without NaggingBackache R Dr. Henry McLaulin LILT 25 EASTER F L O W E R S TONIGHT—FRIDAY % /JL n v\ \ ? H ta rS n ColoKneH — C o mp a c t s — sSachcts — Hath Powders — Perfumes — Boxed .Soaps — No advance In prices McNEILL, FLORIST Eh. 1*21 SIPES AVENUE P e n n e y ’s Easter Specials! SHEKIt PLASTIC RAYON SLIPS NYLON HOSE H A M ) BAGS 2 1 Smooth myon rrrpr |.ue trimmed. Site*; .12-42. Wldtq and Pink. '■ i .1 5 ahadra, 61 Di.ral.te plastic calf Spring colors. in SHARKSKIN SUITS KAY0N SLACKS • Ilrokrn iliM . 1 ^ 90c h a ir DOANS PILLS ^ ^ new | «B Y MJIGIC 7f>c CASTOIUA i .......... 46c CARTERS PILLS .. ^ -I y CHtctsouritotce* uacuciAPttujJ; N ID A 7" >f»T#wa.a ■iW v _ H APPY PA IR I I A I K NvI E T I T I Hoad mud* • N’ cmI airlpei 1 • Zipper fly 1 • Site*. S-tl. -®* EQ a|Jll ..MeWflER .r» LBS. IOPSOM .SALTS BOYS’ • Reduces) te elear VOUR I’lti* Tas lit three luvaly guage, 15 denier. ^ \ \ H ^ / NON ALC0H 0IIC *l.2.r> ABsSOBBINi; JR. WOMEN’S • Cool, comfortable Hair Brushes reft* IX1VKLY .9 8 WILDROOT f b ; Cream-Oil Face Powders— e O O In « . . . !•'*** m ( n il. t a ll r r p a w t * • wfitenMi m n lff il. T k a t 'a • .20 I ef the fine if Ihatuun hair. Nrey, W h ite ,J5 • per**.I tv |fie )«M P f a t a r l l P fi l l* k *H - H) »»**lr « * r*tMkr fwup l i i * r l i t«| MILKMAN WOMEN’S SANDALS I .... PIPER UURIE • JOYCE HOIDCN I —HltORT FEATURES— CARTOON—"ONCE UPON A RHYME” NOVELTY—T R A IL IN G WEST* TODAY AND FRIDAY CHILDREN’S MEN’S SANDALS SHIRTS M t | ( | | r o > ,*» • h lr. It*a **4 IM P * fhritUnr. — aa4 f«r iirlptis KLEENEX « p ' » r | a l m him m t n * ml rnmm4. N lr h .4 9 sift* h i) • « « ! * ) • 11111*4 .4 9 fa t a r llP ! r k a a ip I ir ir f* r M tr) )a « 00 SOFT, l« a h SW0 0 TH j Q It). Tissues ( M l i Add 20% Federal excise lax to (.'osmetic*, Jewelry Naat low haal casual*. Colon Whit# and Black. N im ; 4*fi. Sturdy construction. Cilors White and Bapwn^ Rtaaoi - IS» * 'tj* Lk , Short al#«ve, aport collar. Waffle weave. Bliaa; 8, M, L. t i. • ’ TOUCHTON ruu CAN D fP IN D ON ANT exalt DRUG PRODUCT IHAI b'/K S DRUGS IH1 NAME KEAAll ■ �#. > The Sanford Herald Chemistry And Farming b U U liM la I M flM liM l a l l f » • < • * ( S s la r S s r aa4 «u a 4 a i a l • a a la r 4 . I 'l a t M t I I I W a a a o lla r a f « r * 4 ■■ W r n 4 r la » a m a i l e r O a la b a r ST. 1414. a l Ib a H a al l l f f l r a m l « a a f a r 4 . I ’ la rl4 a . a a 4 » r Ib a A r t I f 1,'aaaraaa m l M a r r b a, IBT4. i m i l t M i i.. i n : l b • U llla r liO IIIH t N I I I : I V H a ila tM H a aa aa r ' I I i n llin iu b NATKI ’ l fa n lir 4 .S3 O aa M a a lb l aa fb r a a M a a lb * 3.aa all M a a lb * saw •la a l a a r I3.aa A ll a b iia a r i a a llr a a . r a n t s ml Ib a a b a . ir a a la lls a * . s ia r la m a ila a * . a a 4 a a llr a a a l r a l a i l a l a a a r a l * |ar Ib a mmipmmr a l r a la la a ..... ... «*1h ba r b a r a a 4 fa r a l r v a a la r a 4 ia r lls > Tito word "pwttlrlde " which Li so new as not to be found In nny hut the latest dictionaries, has recently become prominent in government agricultural reports. Pesticides ure substuntunecs which destroy broad combinations of the in­ sects, fungi, bacteria and other organisms which attack plants. They supplement older insecticides, effective only against insects, and poisons used to control diseases and parasitic plants. It seems thut chemicals classed us pesticides are la-com­ ing scarcer, and at the same time are considered of vital iniiMirtance in the defense effort. The killing of corn«l*orers, cotton i*sls, grasshop|>crs and weeds greatly Increases crops. The De|iarttnenl .of Agriculture is urging that as much chlorine and Is-nrine us (tossiblo Is- furnished to niuiiufstluren of killers of unwanted insecets life und fungi. l|| f t —. ___________ Tfslny’s farmer must add to his practical abilities some lia p r — a a l* 4 b a l l a a a l l f H r knowledge of chemistry and its gifts to farming. Weeding Ia la a 4 1 ra «M M i M a p r a s a a la * I l i a * , la r ., S a n l a r k , f'b lr a a a , I*a - with a hoe hni long since given place to spraying with u I — l l , K a a a a a I H | . 41. I.a a la . selective plant killer, und insect scourges which were form­ T b * l l a — 14 la a laaaabar a f Ib a A a * a r la ia 4 l*raaa w b lr b la a a lllla 4 erly ucc -pted as inevitable ure now dealt with in summary r a r la a la t lf la Ib a a *a fa r r * p a k llfushion with chemical laiisons. — H a s a t a ll Ib a la — I s a w s p e t a l * * l a Ib la a a w a — p er, aa A f* a a w a 4 l* » a ir h * s . w r it aa a ll ‘THURSDAY. MAH. a?, m si ^ * TODAYS m m .R VKRHK Thar* ara «lill million* who think il doe*. 'I ha an.nrr I* of Ian flippant. ll ha* a aajr of turning In aaha* In tha and. Monay nniwrrnth all tiiiiiica.—Feel. 10:111. Raianl new* Irom lu n would term lo indicate llu i ilia Rutiiani ata getting taady to liuild up tlirir oil marvei. Read ilia newtpaprn, you fieoplr who want to learn liov to borrow $7,600,000 from ilia government | on a $000 inveiimrnl. Horatio Alger never wrote anything like it in the moil ipectacuUr ilayi of capitaliitir firehoolmg. Florida‘a Stale payroll went up another $250,000 lait month, reaching a total of $4,770,000 paid out during the month to thoie who work (or the Stale government. Thii ii an all-time record for anv one month in the hiitory of (him state. Aa important at the conservation of our national resources, as necessary as saving our fom ti from fires, or our coal and oil from needless waste, is the con­ servation lervatic of the ryeright of the people who make up our nation, The week w of Mar. 25 has keen ficially designated as Sight Con­ official! servation Week and the nrwipapers aad radio stations, as well as the service rluli* and other oiganiraliens, have been asked to tell the people how important il is to protect their eyes, and how best la go about it. If you do not know bfw to take care of your eyes, ask someone who can tell you. .Ambassador (to Mexico) O’­ Dwyer. formerly mayor of New York City, admits under oath that the King of the Underworld Frank Costello helped him get elected mayor in 1945. And in return for that help, what did O'Dwyar do for Costello after the election? W ell, what does any public offi­ c ia l do for a gangster or racketeer who helps him get elected. Why. he pays off, of course. But the Kefauvrr committee should find out specifically just how O'Dwyrr paid off his campaign supporters, and what that had lo do. if any­ thing. with the graft and corrup­ tion which led to the rrcent (tolice shake-up in New York City. Puritan Reading List What did Americans read *200 years ago? John T. Winterich has found unexpected light on this question by brows­ ing in official records of the history of Springfield, .Massa­ chusetts. In the fall of 1711 a wandering |ieddler named John Mallefuild fell ill and died in Springfield. His will left his property to tin- town because its inhabitants had been kind to him. This included the Isioks he carried for sale in his cart, and a list drawn up by the administrators is preser­ ved. The most impressive fact is the pre|Kinderance of hook* on doctrinul theology. Such titles as "The Joy of Faith." "Psalms To Be Sung With Grace In The Heart," •'Practical Truth To Promote Holiness" predominate. The only examples of lighter reading, if it could lie so culled, are a hook on arithmetic, four Iditln volumes, and Huron's "Kssays." Evidently the I’urituus of that region were fully as serious its tradition record* them. Suppose some trick of the sii|x-rimliiral had provided .Mallefuild with a cartload of today's romlcs. Would they have Hold? No Fair-Weather W ife Are you a fair-weather wife? By thnt I mean nre you only ut your best when affnirs are bright and ho|ieful? Do yotl fall down when troubles creep up on you? If you nre nuch n person, then you should mend your ways. No marriage 1s without itn troubles, small or overlowering. And if you want to la* a queen among wives you should stand head and shoulder nliovo all your troubled. Become n lender, n hopeful, briskly efficient person. Lead your family through the mate of difficulties. Be level-head­ ed. practical, and nliovo all loving. It is (he wife who sadly siireumhs to trials, become* panic-stricken and helpless, who Is a |mor prop to her part­ ner. In times of plenty und success lie hopeful and apprecia­ tive of your good fortune. R(ftr$yhon affnirs don’t look pro­ mising— that Is the tiiQe to nhoWithgjiWPrld the stu ff'o f which you nre made. He n sport, lie a truly dependable wife, whether the murltfll weather .1* war oc fair.— Jessie (\. FI Perry in Your Life. Korean War i r n l l u H V n a r i l l <!»»> Chuik-hnn "appeared In r*>*itinn to­ day (Thursday) to strike e< ro«» the nilh I'erntlrl any tlmi* they choose to move after the with­ drawing Reda arm** the political boundaries. One tank forte that rumbled nogUi o f Chunrhnn Wednesday ran Into Chinese mortar fire about four mile* north of the bombrubbled city. The tank* killed nlno Chinese, took one wounded Chin­ ese prisoner and then withdrew. Another tank column ‘ triking northeast o f Chunrhon killed one and captured one of a group of Chineae »oldler*. Kaat of Chunrhon South Korean troopa finished wining out 4,400 ItwU of tha Red Korean 10th IIIvliion which had slipped behind A Duka U niversity psychiatrist, Allied lines In January. Only about 000 remained of taking note o f the growing dsssakoaet and irreso o n iib ilily of that unit, which had been harked to alter: fc;- U. 9. **t»s*« and nHlll. children, advocates more lite ra l •or* use of the Msparc the rod. spoil Kighth Arm y headquarters rethe child theory in combatting ju ­ portwl lJiOO Reds killed or wound. day. venile delinquency. G ranting there i*l In ground action Wednenda; This brought to about 179.000 Is more danger from the unre­ strained eiuberance of the dis­ obedient child than from the re­ pressed personality of the obedient one, still we do not believe il is necessary to beat a child lo death In order to make it m ind. There are other ways o f punishing w hich can bo even more effective if applied w ith fairness and consistency. You dot not have to give your child maaey to go to the picture show if ho is bad, nor le i him listen lo Ids favorite radio program . We hear so much in this state how much money tha federal I contributes lo the w ri­ the people o f Flo rid a in form o f loans, subsidies, hand­ le and what have you nod how jl m y ay finds its way into the kmnemof trade and makea everyisspemu,'that it is wad to out sowMimes that the al government actually takas out of the stole than it pub O ur Stata Democratic EkeCommittee emphasizes the paid in la s ts lo the federal it adooii n ra­ painting out il that one- lltt THURSDAY MAR. 22. 1951 T O E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P A G E FO U R the total CommunM ra-unltlei Allied offensive Itegan zincs the _ Jan. 20. South Korean troop* were eight and one*half mile* south o f the Parallel In eastern Korea. Allied warplane* pounded Red troops In western Korea anil hit their supply lines from tha north. MaJ. General Karle K. Partridge announced Allied planes In the nine months of the Korean war have: Killed nr wounded more than 03,000 Red troops, destroyed near­ ly 1,700 railroad car*, IR4 bridge*, mure than 1,000 gun position* ami more than 40,000 Rid- occupied buildings: Damaged about 000 Red tanka, more than 7,000 vahlclea, nearly 400 locomotive*, 0,000 rail cars, pearly 000 bridges, more Ilian 700 gun position* aad about 20,000 Crifne Probe Spy Trial (C a s lla o e a V n a C age O w l I do now.'* Rosenberg, in addition to deny­ ing the i-'lhiM.ii) by Cr>*ngla-a and hi wife, nought to nvem*mc testimony by Harry Gold, Phil adelphia biochemist who is serv­ in g,* 30-year- sentence on a pica of guilty of espionage. Grcrngiass, Mr*. Rosenberg’* brother. Is awaiting sentence on a plea of guilty to i-on*pir*ry to rommit espionage under the tame indirlm> til oil which tin ulh-rS are on liial. Ill* wife is not i lC a atla or4 Timm f u r SM I Frirl.-on tertifled lo another Sen­ ate committee la-t April that he did buHtioax with 4'arrcdb A qiirstlou a* to conflict wax raised again when Carroll con. tended hr had no itilrre»t in lhMooney-Crady setup. Jnhn Hurling, associate commit­ tee coun-cl, said Carroll had told a Senate Commerce Suticommillen previously that he had no inter, esi in the organisation. I "W ell, that ha* to tie qualified terribly, Carroll said. i end* ill. ' .senator Kefauver (D-Tenn.l t(o*rn!ierg, tall, thin aiut wear­ asked .if Carroll wam't "lalrrest. ing thick-tensed g a * w -, denied o«l l » ’r lh« Mooney.Grdy o|»eratlon many alleged ineldent* during the and "worked thrr* yourself.” purported 19(1-43 espionage. ” 1 wouldn’t *ay ’ Inlereated’," lie challenged the testimony Carroll rrplied. of the lireeng.asse. that the |(otSenator Wiley (R .W !*.j wanted enle-rgs got Grrrngta** to give to know juit how Carroll was .con• them sr.-retf obtained at |g>« nfeted with tha operation. lie Alamo*. The ex-sergeant and hi* •aid $110,000 wn* pretty Mr for % wife -aid they were told that ••manager’* salary.” the iIa I m wa • de >liuei| for ItusCarroll «aid it wa.< c “ privac • Ian agent*. venture." Io n ) aa- testimony by t h r “ Well, what do you do for it?* Greenglas-e,, Ito-enlierg -.aid: Wit#*v .'vmanded. 1. lie never previously had seen ” f*b. I give advice and furnish n iketcli on r.n atom ie Ix.nb financing,” the witnes.* replied. which Gri-erigla. I repnreil and "And take the relurni," Wiley testified wn like one be said supplied. he had given to Ho I-Illierg. "That I* correct," Carroll eon. 2. lie had beard only one tic* -- reded. rription of an atomie iiomli—the “ When did you think up the one given in court by Gre* nglasx. idea that you had no intrrrst in ‘‘I would a y I could not icprat it ? ” Hurling demanded. “ Is your that description,” lto»enl»erg de­ testimony brfore the McFarland clared. rommllten true or false?" Sena­ 3. lie did not dr,critic an aliituic tor McFarland (l)-A rit.i headed bom b-to tireenglaa* during thr the rommlllee which quei.tlonrd •ergeant’s furlough here In Janu­ Carroll toil spring. ary, I945. •’ ll waa nrithrr true nor false," I. lie did not attempt ti get Carroll replied. GrrcnglaM into nil espionage weh Carroll launched then into u through Mr*. Grrcnplas* In Nov. long explanation o f how he had ember. 1941. received a lleerfae in Nevada to 6. lie did nut give Mr*. Green- qperata there aa a Iwokmalrr. He gib tiny expen e money to get ral.i hi* had arrnged pith Mooney be Im.liaml t,o do e.-pionag* , und Gradv to (aka half of thwork. bet- placed with them and to •i. lie did not know where handle them through the Nevada Greeuglai* wa* working in Nov­ hook. ember, 1041. Hurling noted that Crick son, In testimony to the MrFarland com. millro had told o f friendship with Carroll and said: "W e do hu-lnes* with one another." ( ( '■ a l l a a e a t 'l a s i t*a a e O a e ) The committee shifted its hear­ the White House last Dec. 21. 11 later was rejected by loci.1 ings hark to Washington after an eight day teuton in New York union officials. The traimen propose t w o City which was still bringing changes in that Dccrinlier agree­ political and other repercussions. In New York, James Moran re­ ment. Tliey want soother arbitrator signed as water commissioner un­ appointed in place of John K. der drmandi from Mayor Vincent Hteelman, assistant to President It. Impelllttcri. It la a IlS.ftOO i year lifetime jo b . Truman. The mayor fired hla demand aa They also want a working condilion rule draling with thr coupl­ a m utt of tmtimony from John ing of air h«oe* left to negotia­ P. Crane, president of the uni­ Firemen’* Association. tion Ijrtwran Individual railroad* formed and I He unions.,. laaimi* told the committee, which ha* lieen investigating the longstanding dispute, that the iCijHtopH ream rage Owe) tariler could not agree to either power! IF______ been developed pmno*c«| change, 1 whether war la fnevilAs enlist said he haa I " I t am authorised to state," able,, J svjTtw* said, "that the tarrirr* hop war o f Importance t for a considerable feel that Dr. Htrrlman should he will rotainyd a* arbitrator although time, i We hgVe rxnressrd a willlnwnes* "On A c other hand," Dr. Urey In accept his nominee if hr does said. "The U. 8. never hax been pot wish to serve.” dominated hy a military clique at any time in its history. The people utlll control the govern ( io c n mrnt—and the people of the U 8. don’t want war." t l 'e a l t a a e a V i t a P i s * o a e ) Asked whether he thought a few day* at home with the vot­ er* will convince Hie member* America’* possession o f tha atom bomb had , deterred war, Dr. that tha people want economy. The House Faster recess, end­ Urey said: " I t la my personal ing Apr. 2, got under way for view that tha Russian army might moat members yesterday after the have moved to tha Atlantic Ocean House passed and sent to the hy now if wa did not have the Senate a hill to finance the Treas. atom bomb." ury and postnfflce departments for the year starting July I. O ffi­ President's Truman’* physician. cially it start* at the close of to­ Hrig. General Wallace H. Graham, day's "no business" session. before acting on hla promotion to Senator also decided to question major general. that he gave Maran a* a “ good will" gift. Moran had denied it. Crane *1-^ testified he gave tIO /M to then Mayor William O’Dwjrer lyn l!»4». O’ Dwyer now ambassador l„ Mexien, denied that. Hare in Washington, the AFIinternational association o f fir:fighters demanded that Crane re­ sign as a vice president. Preil. dent John P. Redmond gave him until noon tomorrow to get out of offier- or he removed. 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The'Allied p'.ansa *1*0 destroyed ISI Red aircraft on (he ground and In tha air. probably destroyed Extra Smart, Extra Comfort 202 zr.i dair?g-d \• The White River, a Colorad River tributary, gel* lla name from the white-walled canyon* through which It flows. because All-New fCR HIM PALM BEACH* Suits actually USED CAR SALE bounce OUT wrinkles 29.95 Each 1947 PLYMOUTH S E D A N ......tlQM-OO HAND PAINTED 1946-5 BUICK SEDAN S| IM-00 Th* 1947 DODGE SEDAN ...... f IIH .00 A lligMtor Belt 1948 CHEV. 2 DR. S E D A N U ... * 1 2 *0 0 1948 DODGE SEDAN .....'.......... $1316-00 1948 BUICK CONV. COUPE ,.. $I I I $ jOO $10.00 Cordovan Wallet m /•| :W $8.S0 Sheer Plaid .......... Shirt Linen Initialed Kerchiefs t l M Box o i 3 Y«s, one Palm Beach Suit will ltaap you smart for Easter and all summer long . . . but two Palm Batch Suita actually give your four outflta when you awllch coat* and tmiMn. The new Palm Beach fabric is smooth, yet ------- for summer-long comfort. The ingenious Palm Reach FIBER-- ---- , Method Inside smooth rayon and n nylobt and * ' L J locks *“ * springy‘ “angora “ * their t y i r tailoring plus smarter styling will add much to yoiti your Apm arance ftjr ’ Khxter Sunday and many days after I Palm Beach Slack* $9.95 Sport Coat* 122.50 �THUK8DAV MAH. 22. 1951 Social A n d Personal Activities . HONK 148 -i . i/ ^ i j Social Lalenaar THURSDAY The Douglas Jobe Junior Rrotherhood will m I W at thr First Raptist Churrh tonight at 7:30 * l > . M. Maundy Thursday Communion Service at 7:30 I*. M. In the MiUa* •Ji*t Church. The Nursery Dept. of the Meth­ odist Church will have ll» annual Easter party at 3:30 to 4:30 In McKinley Hall. The u. A /a of the First Hap* lint Church will meet at 7:00 I*. .31. at the home of Mr«. Dougla* StrU'tiuiii. lur.i Magnolia ,\venue. • FRII1AY The Sanford Townsend Club will meet at the City Hall ut G:30 I*. M. for n covered dish nipper. The Woman'* Missionary Union of the Fir*t llapliM Church will have an Evxm ilive |t.mnt meet ini; at 3:00 I*. M. ami a hu«ine « meeting at 3:30 1*. 3l. MONDAY The Itearilall I'lrrle will meet ni P.3I. ai the lleor.lall #Chapel. (i(M)d Friday Service Planned By Churches A three-hour ilevotional service for Good Friday will he presented hy the Ministerial A'-oriation to­ morrow at the First I'reibyterian Church. The *ervice will l>egin promptly at noon and continue ^ until 3:00 o'clock. All are urged ^ to attrnd the nervier, persons who ranuot attrnd the entire service may enter and leave as they miuL The fol|owiii|t U the complete program. I ) The Fir't Word (12:00 to 12:45 I*. M.) Solo— "Grthscmane" by Claude P. Howard; Devotional Addrrtf—“ Fathei, torgive them, for they know not what they do.” — Rev. A. G. Mclnnis. 21 The Second Word 412:45 to M 12:50 I*. M.t; Solo—“ One Sweetly Solemn Thought” by Mr*. George Hardin; Devotional A d d r e a “ Today »halt Thou by with me in Paradise"— Rev. J. K. McKinley. 3» Third Word (12:50 to !:I5 I*. 31.); Solo—.“ In The Hour of T rial" hy Mr*. Charles K. Ginn; Devotional Addre**—“ Woman, be­ hold thy *on . . bahoM they mother"—Rev. I- A. Allen. 5) The Fourth Word (1:15 lo 1:40 I*. M.); Quartet—"All In an A pril Evening’’ Donna ton Harp­ er, Carolyn Patrick, Stanley Drumley, John Fite; Devotional Address—“ My God, My God, why hast thou Forsaken m et” —- Rev. J. R. Farrii. 5; The Fifth Word (1:40 to 2:05 I*. M.); Solo—‘ There I* A Green Hill Far Away" by Robert Hrnwn; Devotional Adair**, “ I T h ir s t— Rev. J. E. Crew*. 0) The Sixth Word (2:05 to 2:35 P. M .); Solo—"Ueneath the | Cro<a of_ Jesus" by _3jr*- Harris Foists; Devotional Addrca*—"It 1* finished"— Rev. Wenn E. Smith. 7) The Seventh Word (2:35 to 3:00 P. M.l: Solo—" I tove Divine by Dick Aiken; Devotional Addre*< "Father, Into thy hand* l commend my Spirit"— Rev, W. P. Ilrook*. Jr. (u Ipeppers Honored # By A. G. Allens Copt, and Mrs. C. W. Culpepp. ■ and l.ieut. Vernon Culpepper were iiotiorrd Friday with an “ At 1 1 .t o n i.y .Mr, and Mr-. A. G. Allen at Ilielr home in ileneva. The living room wa* beauti­ fully decorated with rose* sweet [teas and rails lllie*, which were tl»o used in the dining room. T5.. ~:i—t - —ere met at the loor by Mr*. W. I„ Pieg. Ih. receiving line wa* composed of Mr. and Mr*. Allen. Uapl. and Mr*. Uulps'pper and Unit. Cul upper. Mr*. E. M. Ward, Mr*. Henry A'olrott, Mr*. M. E. Everett and Mi*. Carol David were floating iu*tr*»r.« and »hos*ed the guests n the dining room, whrre dell, sous and varied refreshments vere served from a table covered arith a hand crocheted lace cloth. The renlerpies'e wa. a low diver i*krt filled with pink Japonlra* rvd wisteria a* a background; on nth sides were silver candle Irks holding white I'ghtrd tap­ Atl one aend -of the lahle a's. V. O • offer was ixiurcd by Mr*. II. M. lellars from a silver service while I the other end tea wa* served rnm a similar service hy Mr*, (tag. Mr*. David Speer presided over he guest hook. Approximately 71 guest* called 'luring the eve. Ing. Miss Sandra Skeen Weds Mr. Twichell Holy Cross Plans Good Friday Service The traditional thre, hour ser­ vice of the pa--ion of Chii-t will he observed at Holy Cro«* Epis­ copal Church from roon until 3;f>0 o'clock, o r lock, on Good Friday. hridav. The Reetor, the Rev. II. I.vitlrnton Zim­ merman, will deliver the adfrorr. the Cross, This ancient service, commem­ orating the three hour* during which "there was darkness over all the earth" when Christ hung upon the Crn*«, wa* eelehrated a* early a. the fourth century in Jerusalem and ha* heen u*e*l frequently by the Churrh In succeeding age. of her history. The altar, in the Churrh are •tripped and all adornmrnt i* removed and the Churrh left hare, except for the Cross, which is draped in hlark. Thi* make* for a fitting contrast to the festival o f Eartrr-the Feast of the Resurrretion of Christ, when the Churrh I* decorated with flower* and the festival white and gold v?*tmrnt* are used. During the Three Hour Ser­ vice the people are invited to rum, and go when It I* convenient for them, if It U not possible for them to remain for the entire .Service, Mr. Zimmerman —1,1. Mr*. Elvira Garner presented an Interesting program at the American Home Department meet ing which wa* held Tuesday night at the Woman's Club. Mr*. Garner read one of her “ EtekirF* honks and talked on some of the best suited hooka for children. She read exrerpta from "Christopher Rohln", Tom Saw­ yer", and lluckrlherry Finn" and a humerou* discussion followed a* to why they are interesting lo children. The meeting was presided over by Mr». C. E. Carlton, chairman and two new member* warr Introdurrd. They are Mrs. Stanley Hockey and Mr*. Phil Stanley. Refreshment* were served Mrs. Max Fundom. Mrs. C. 0. Ifrnderson, Mr*. Charles Marks, Mrs. Cagle Entertains Trainmen's Auxiliary The ladle* Inxtlury , f ih llr.illnrlnM.it ■■( llaili>.h<i liain men svrre enlrrtairs-,1 ul a tovrlv FIVtf 1 fsrtv Tue'.iay evening in th« t...ii.e ' l l 1 W A *.'arle CoI... -i. • , .■<re Mr • M l H»l er rr.4 \lrv J. Hr.-.die William' H'lpir.y ih.- M M e'iei WW.1 Mr* i a ils ', ilaui'ht'i, lie iiy Ann. Game • *s.-re plnycd *4»ir•»»»* lb i vening ami pri*, - were nwanled. after which ' refreshments were .erved. the dining table was heauliluily J e c ifite ; v.dh F i ’ ter ccl.-r’ . were; \lr«. \. rllHon. Mr*. G. (I k i ii , Ii.. Mr,. II. Mrs. U. A Anderu .1. Goodspred, H r . A. How land, Mrs W. F Vain. Mr- John Ho.: err, Mn. Plema l ea .v Mi .•I. |rOi»(iki‘ A. t i. Gunter, sin. i «' R i T '» • l< -it titif tour to five and-or,t* vhen it it ready la Meeks. i klj p»iind ,■■■■»■ ■ — ---1 It V...1 ,'n i . m).*i. >...» or# Even th" l»«sl> l>'th< pin l...' 1iH inturt* ii- tin. k it will taka g.ilie modern; it'. turn ;»*. xiilniUr r».s Gtis- this ;tlu*'il till*** in colored plastic. Personals M*i* Sandra Skeen, daughter of Mr. and 3lr*. 1- H. Skeen of Williamsburg, Ky., wa» married In a candlelight double ring cere­ mony Tuesday afternoon to Rich­ ard llawe* Twichell, Jr.. son of Mr*. Sam towion of Stone Island, and R. H. Twichell of New Hradford, Ma*«. The ceremony wa* performed at the Presbyterian Church in DeLand and wa* fol­ lowed by a reception in CKaudoin Hall. The ehurch wa* decorated with white gladioluses and greenery with graduating candelabra* hold­ ing long white taper*. Mi** Sally Stillwrll sang “ Through Tho Years" and “ I l.ovc Thcc" and Hill Jone* *ang “ Hecau*", during the ceremony hr sang the "lord 's I'rnyer". The traditional wedding music wa* al*o played. Given in marrage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white lace over taffeta and a yoke of white net, an illu*ion fingertip veil fastened to a halo rap and »he carried a white prayer bonk topped with a white orchid. Mr*. AI Sappim wa* matron of honor. The other bridal attendants were 3li*s Hetty Jane llohhin*, Mi** l*eck llarf. .Mr*. Sappin’* dre»* wa* a ballerina length yel­ low net over taffeta and the bride* maid* dre**e* were Idlie ami identical in *!ylr to the maid-of-honor. They wore match­ ing halo* of net. I.ow Treen served a* he*t man and Jack Whitaker, Itonald Spence George Ossorio and Hob Doty were tuber*. Mr*. Skeen cho*e for the wed­ ding a rose crepe -treet length dress with white a.s - orie and u c«rsags> o f a while orchid. Mr*. I .it w-on wore a purple crepe »trcct length dress with orchid accessories and an orchid corsage. Following the reception Mr. and Mr*. Twitched left for a welding trip on the cast coa»t after which Mr. Twitched will report to Ft. l.ewi*,, Wadi, on Mar. 30. Mr*. Twichell |» a senior at 8tet»on University, *he Is secre­ tary of Alpha Xi Delta sorority, *ecret a ry-treasurer of the Wo­ man'* Student Government and a memlter nf Sigma Pi Kappa, hon­ orary journalistic fraternity. Mr. Twitrhcll attended Stetson University for three year* where he wa* u member of Pi Knpp* Phi fraternity. Hr i* row serving in the U .S. Army. Mrs. Elvina Garner Presents Program PAOB TflB HANFORD HEHA1.I). SAN FORI*. PMJHIHA Mrs. J. W. Mero has a* her guest her daughter, Mr*. J. M. Jackson o f Crescent City. 'o u ’v e Mr*. V. M. Green ha* relumed home after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Putter of p s<7>ate u n vi Mont ieello. Friend* o f Charles Mnrri*«n will be glad in learn that he Is recot erlng at home after a recent illnr**. Syd Cht*e_ arrived today (tom Woodbury Forest School in Or. ange, Vn. to *pend Easter with hi* parents, Mr. and Mr*. S. 0. Chase. Ml** France* t'nbb will arrive tonight from Florida State Uni­ versity to *pend the Easter holl••ay* with her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. R. A. t obb. Dr. and Mr*. A. S. Met'allant o f lladdon llrigtits, X. J. hate returned home after pending some time with Mr. and Mr«. liny Holler. Mi*« Ann French and Mi*, Peg. gy Fra-cr will leave tomorrow fur Valdosta, Gil., when* they will *}>end the holiday* with Ml** i rench'* parent*. »v. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Greenwood and -on Itolwrt, anil I. Y. French, of Gardner. Via »., left Tuesday for home after -pending sane* time with Mr. and Mr:. It. r*. T rue. j| SSR A a; l ike u hri'i.ih of *pring freebate the lovely suit* gathered hy our Ready-to-wear buyer for your Easter pleasure . . . in While and lu*einii« pa'lel . Sires I*.' to 2D; al*,i half 'ires In -,,, '• r- and Mr*. C. I'. Fnrbl* of David-oii, N, C. are eepeetr,| to arrive Saluiday to ,p>i„| ,,m,* lime will. Mr. and Mr*. Roy ||,.|. ler. Mr . ForbJ* jr \|r. |fo||*r’ « »l*ter. ' \ k V. ‘ tfvf. O f), 11.98 to 17.9H Friend* of George Hughe* will be glad to learn that he ha* re­ turned home after lieing confined to the Orange General llo*pil:ij for two week* after undergoing an operation. GleOVEsS •Mi** llettye R. nr Hall an I gue*t Gretl Schuttrr o f Auslrii and Ohfn will arrive tonight from Morida Stale University to spend the Easter holiday* with MIm Hall'* parrni s_ v|r. and Mr*. Kavmond Hall. I ovidy costume makers lo Nylon . . tailored nr dre«<y styles . . , M l**, Mary Ann Gallow-ay anl 'll** I.Ila toffle r are expected to arrive today from Florida Slat? University to .pend the Raster vocal loo srlth their parent*, ‘ Mr, and Mr-. John I.. Galloway ant Mr. and Mr*. W. A. t.< fflcr.' PICK A I tN»1v )I'Dlll V' 1> l>v,t ill oite of ’ f*4*ItjtMl litrudlliic.l . ft p.i t. !S. .1*1 k Mrlffhi |t> int , tlUK (• .. 1 ir!n,» 1II. .itiliu j I I 1 , *|hf tlUlh •1*. ,4 -, Id I -. <1 . ff.-slrt,, slllii f« -•!! . -•!>(.* - ’ 1.."IS.'ll Iv .In ll» down to .•in tTi |*l 41« ' 1 . M. .- no•1 I I . I I .'•ill's llu ”** PRETTY Nell Powell and Dave niarl. •hear arrived Tuesday from At. lanta to spend the holiday i with Mr. Powell'* parents, Mr. anl Mr*. C. L Powell. Mr*. Neil IVnvrll will arrive Friday with Mr. and Mr*. Charle* Park. PURSE l ()H KA.N t l‘.l( Patents, Lealbcns and Nylon String Hag* in lovely Spring color, . . Knghan Newman Kelley, a sophomore student at the Univer­ sity o f Florida in Gainesville, ar­ rive* In Sanford today and will spend his Faster holidays with his parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Harold II. kastner In their home on Twin Lake. Mrs.MnrsmretStewart I h Guest O f Honor Mr*. Margaret SDwart wa* honored with a surprise mlsesllsnmu* shower given by Mrs. II. J. Lehman Tuesday afternoon at the meeting of the Gleanor*' Class of th** First Presbyterian Churrh. Mr*. Lehman read a poem writ­ ten by Mr*. II. M. Goodwin in honor nf Mr*. Stewart. Officers were rti'eted for the coming yrar are Mr*, frank l-elske, president; Mr*. Mary Roi­ ly, secretary and treasurer A fter the meeting the bolts see* assisted bv Mr*. I . A Rrutnley and Mr* Lillie J< ne* served re­ freshment* of sc ‘dwiehe*, cake* ; and tea to the fol. awing; Mr*. C. W. Davis, Mra. Maude ' E. Reach. Mr*. J. 1. Hay, Mrs. i George Elliott, Mr*. V . E. Smith, | Mr*. May Illcken*, k’ r*. O. II. Ivrnn, Ml** Hessle U t Mrs. Phoebe Van Zlle, Mr* A. G. Mclnnls, Mr*, nratrice Robb, Mr*. Jrssle Riiisell. Mr*. Ile n if MrLaulin, Mrs. M. II. Rroek, Mrs. 0. II. Stryker, Mrs. II. M. Goon^in, Mrs. Arthur DeVnung, Mr*. Ro,ly. Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, Mr*. Stuart and Mr*. I^hmann. I.ODGK-IIISHOP Mr. and Mr*. M. J. I.ndgr an nounced today the marriage of I heir daughter, Mary, to Whit 31. Hishnp, in Washington. D.C. Frh. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Illshnp are mak­ ing their home in Washington and are both working for the govern­ ment. "PS*::., rrrytu" -tort mg* hi'rtniark tion! . . with the of distinc­ You'll rise to new fu«ht»ii bright, svb* II you choo-e a pair of thns's from our wonder fill new srlerlinn! LACY LOVELIES trow our lingerie department Wool and Sh. >ii tiubaidine Topper* to keynote your Fll-tll . Ost .tills* . , \ swk* \ �# r Kentucky Favored To Win Eastern S t e t s o n Tourney 40 T o p N. C. A. A . Basketball Championship Attracts College G o l f e r s II) w il l. M IIM HI.FY NEW YORK. Mar. 22 (/V) You can’l lilamr Illinois' haikctball tram if it happens In look ovn the head of Notlh Carolina Stale in ihe eailrin NCAA trim-final* tomttlit and ihiowi a few anxiout 1,1arun in the dirretion of Kentucky. Two times in the |>ait the lllint hate yz.nr into the NCAA louinamrnt with lofty lm|ir» only to have thrtn shattered iiy thr Wild, lug T rtiii A. ninl M. in the *fr­ rat* ftom Lexington. In It*l‘J ond game. I.uit night, Knii m Stair «n<! Kentucky stoppezi llir litre Trn team, Id It In IlM# It happvticzj Ilrighnm Young na'hezi thr Writ, i rn -z-mi final-. Kan*** Hlal • airmn, only worse— Td-I". If ionight'* gumc* at Muzlis/zu Hoard "ut Aiixona, 81 50, and Kiinarr (iardi-n follow fmin. IIII- Hrighm Young Inal San Joir Dol> will find Kentucky hairing it Stair, rtH.ill path again in Saturday's eastern final*. However, thlr time roarh Hairy Comlx-s* zbi-hmi' sophn ntoiyr* may get even. Illlm,is’ (jatnr with N. Slat1 0 |i< n the |itotriani at 7:lf> I’.M to la' followed Iiy tin iTBlin la- | larrn Krntileky, ranked No. I nationally, and St. Jzdin'zz II) IM S IIA M r Hum.klyo. MIAMI. Mar. 22 M ' i Anly An almokt im frrt lilenzl of <n Keminltk t- 'iiior Senator <tf thr lor and sophomore talent ha I'ldUdt Iptiin Win/ Knl*. Not In fnrole thr Hlini a real thtrnl foe age. hut ill point .if nervier. the NCAA rhampinnship. When the futxy.cht'ekrd pitcher* “ Our aophomorea ate foitunati* luivo n prohlem, they roinr to old ill having two trnlora like Ted ‘‘/'kin head.” The hnldirrh .'tO-yearllearh and D/zii Kumlrtlagc to old rati her ii-iinlly »rt« them light. play with,” Comhe* raid “ At tin* "Make a fellow feel g<«e|,'' aame time, llearh ami Sundering/’ *ay» Semlnlek. "to »er them fin air fottunatr to lie aide to play I ally come Into their own. They're Kith inch fine sophomores." a in eat Ihunch of laiya to work gieat Thtre fln t-yrar varsity men with.” Clive Follmer, Irv lltiunra* am) Andy pre-date* the Whl* Kid*. lloh Peterson — are in the start­ Wav hack yonder in 1 t'd.'l when ing lineup of thl* llig Ten chain- Hill Cox owned the club, lieforr pionthip tram. hi* one-round Kn hy Judge LanTtie other atartn I* Junior dl«, Semlnlek Joined the rluh. With Kuaid, Hod Fletcher, liner llearh the exception of n part *ea»on at la a trouble-shooting *uh win fluffnl<> in 1044, he'* been their never open* a game hut ju*l ever »lncc. In when thr going aria heavy. To him the late Herb f'etinork • N. C. Statr will Ire playin'; confided hi* dtrani* o f pennant Without ita thrre outstamlilig n t day* for the I'hll*. tllar iraaon alar* AILAmcrlrn Muylie that explain* why An­ Sam Hanxlno, I’aul Horvath and dy played tliioiigli the '6(1 World Vlr Huhaa, all declarer! Inrliiriblt- Srrira when he shoulzl have been Undti thr NCAA four-year rule. on rrutehe*. Hut Cuarh Kverett Ca»e h it The day after the *erir* they pulled In a hunch of flashy soph/,- ■line.ivrii'd Andy'* painful "spraintttnrrr to fill the trap*. Hill Kukoy, ed ankle" aeltiallv waa a lame • Ihird-Mringrr fioni (iary, I m l, reparation, lie wore a ra*t on ae<rrd <17 p rint* In N. C. Slate'* the ankle for -even week* and Turiday night fl7.fz2 win over hobbled around all winter. Vlllanora. Andy Mill ha* a steel hraer on '•We're naturally nut a* ationi; Mrcrt shoes, Juit to guan! agaiiwt a* wr were with tho»c veteran*,1 a Midden wrench. Hut he'* con­ laid fa ir , “ hut the anphoinotra fident he'll be able In catch hi* probably give u* more fire." UMial i|uotn of 100 to 1.*10 game*. Thr Kentucky.Mt. John'* game “ I let on like I v*a*n‘t worried," Will feature the pivot duel he. he *av*. "Hut I didn't know for tween Krntucky'a seven-fool Hill •tire until | Marled tunning on It Fplrry, who acored 342 laiinta a little. Now II feel* okay.” In 80 game*, ami lln|< Zawnluk Srminirk *>< Injured In the who tallied ll.'il) In 28 game* fur final week of the aratnn. Thr I t . Jalin'l. Hplvry got Hie bet- I’ hll*, needing one more victory to r of the deal when Kenturky clinch thr |>rnnaiit, were hooked at St. John'*, 48-37. during the u pin a 10-Inning game at New frgular eeaeon. York. Monte Irvin larwlad home 9 SW* .have profound respect for with the winning run In find Andy I t . J a h n V said Kentucky's r/iach blocking the platr, taking a throw Adolph Hupp. "Personally. I from right field. The l « l l and Ihlnk it'* one of the five Im'*1 Monte mi lived simultaneously. tram* In Jfie countiy.‘ Some 200 pound- of Irvin crash­ "Kenti#ky ha* loo much all. ed Into Srminirk with an impact nvnund • etraarth,” aatd t .»arh that rotilil he heard in the hlrarhPrank MrOu're rtf HI. .folin'a era. Arnlv wa* Mirlrlird out flat. "You r»iM-entrati' on elopping Spi­ It hmkid like a lure broken , 1« vey and a gay like Frank Ham. a* they earned him to the chile 9ty or Shelhy Llnvlll* will run houie. you eraxy." Itut Andy wa* bark in the line­ The wetlern NCAA at Kanea* up the next day, locking the n|*|e ity will complete It* »eiu|.f|nal again*! the Do/lger*. Ilu finished racket tonight, with Oklahoma the *ea*on and caught all four A. ami M. playing Montana State game* of (hr Serlr* before-they at V I'.M. and Waszilngton m*el- discovered how bad it wa*. Andy Srminirk Is Steadying Hand On Vounj? ‘Whiz Kids* t Straight from th* Kridcr Announces Umpires' Signing Sanford • Orlando Kennel Club Entries HILVErx hV p i IINUH. Mar. JS—y/py— Florida Stale le a ­ gue President John Krider said today hr had completed hi* 1931 umpiring staff wth the signing nf T. D. Wlla moon of Jacksonville and John llolowka of Spring City Pa. Krider said Williamson and Rill l.eiti of Palatka would be the lime member* of the 1930 staff returning Ihl* sea­ son. llolowka is a graduate af the Harr School. With the signing of Carl “ Coo**-’ Kettle* as manager of the C'oeoo Indians. Krider a*M all managerial post* In the elrrut had been filled. T O M liH I- s «»:|.r:i T IIIX * TlltH T ItA i'K i K «*t <'..m.( spseil. ItupalohB Klura III D KLAND , Mar. 22, (SpecialI A p­ HKCON’ tt II AC'Ki .-Mi/' I'swn proximately 40 college golfera ara i;Inw lion. Itigh Trail. T ill It t» HACK It-S'i- lb* |I expected in DeLand today for the Hay. Mklnlou. Fourth Annual Florida Interrol rsstJIITH HACK: l.ltll- «»M l>sr legiate Coif Tournament which lin t. TsmarlMi. IIMnu i < Hy HI) IIA K I’ KK Marts tomorrow afternoon at Col­ F i r m h a c k r>t.ir - t> i t . >. I'p. I'lsvfu l l*al lege Arm * Coif dull. Beginning In about a month It HIXTIt IIAi t: 11. r t.. ., \\ II I, University of Miami la lend­ will become progressively more dif­ Itork. Km l-ikr ing IH men, the largest group ficult for Ihe nverag/' <port* page ■BVHNTH RACHl llanpr go Aritsll Metsli.ar Alert from any college. University of addict to find anything to read KIDIITII HACK: III, l'»» nfl Florida will be represented by other than ba*/ ball. c.M ral city. I.ltil, ||ii H, Florida State University *1 Aside from Ihe games— N IN T H HACK- Claaascl rlhu und Stetaon and Rollins with fou r 1 which will he covered in mia­ VVrller II. y|..nloi>a TB.NTII HACK: rieMlt'or. ........ each. Other* may enter before uls detail with long analyses S o i l . Verl.y the Thursday noon /leadline. of managerial s.ia/rgy— there The golfer* will be sent out in I will be antioo* biographical n i M i . i l r-s K X T iin ;* foursome* and new pairing* will i sketches describing the path­ r - i n « r ir * i » • _ • r i■, lll-pe1 It.-riM , i | | ‘> • v K c la- made daily »o that the better ology of a hone *pur In Ihe II'.|»m|. its Klorw. K.-i . . ... player* will rompclc on the fin a l! heel of a noted—and aging— Mighty viigM gm< a i.u, .. m /lay. Then' will lie IK hole/' renlerfieldrr a.id sneering re­ Crt.s Thursday, 2rt Friday and IH on « M O\|l l i l i K olorlls mark* uboul Ihe -Iipp/»rd pain lllun lion. J inI v i l i " . ,.||l, Satoid/iy, another and lr-* popular— l * l . f . S a lt ,'. I law a. I| m*. i| f v• t., The low individual seor/' will oizlfzrlzlrr w ill l>< feeling In 1 *1 inw II. III.I.Ins l|i. T f.n Rv ASSOC!/TF.lt I’ RKSS hi* rlhuw. win Mini thr low gro<* of team T i m m h s i i :— t ,kis» m i, H'-.iii Na-h. I.mlr t.t.,i a..,,,,., Th » pr/zgic. z>f l'a ey Stcngel'a designated in advanrr will win I j,,„ t ST. PETKRSIlUItti. Mar. 2 2 . IllzCt • i.I.'t J.Z'ZI IbiliMbl l 's ill. v It the tram trophy. TIiiiM Terry, II. ||w> ' I'lzle fniz/zne* with umpire* will In- t/T't—Johnny Jorgensen, one-time c o l m i l it si i:— X la is * n il, /•'veil.I z-xliau-tively nml varioua Hroiiklyn tlilril ba-i'inun, will fill 11a,, .11i.l A mil Nr III, I.-, ht |i| . y .i j fz zi/i* izzei '•/. hi;/-" p.zrnea will he In as utility outfielder and pinch•tale. Tamarisk Trim ,, r Ki . . i |playezl. Certain piteheia will U | hitter for the New York (ilanls Jli'Wrly'. K ill.), t|,lm..ta. I.lm . art. 'death'' in z/n/' |iaik ami “ set-ups" this season. I carting The (Halit* purcha-ed the .IDill auulbei altb'iiigh )-oth have the F IF T H H i l l — y s i . r l n lla r ln m T « . . it \\ n i l , T n . k i . 'uino illlnrn*loli:- uzd an* otberwisn year-old veteran yesterday from I'l*| fill Cat. Itrlilv'a |*,|. ||. .j iciti'gi hangezible. their Minnea|Mili« farm rluh In lla c n sail, II. -an. Ch'.ia It.,,. Haitiny -tar- will go into un- the American Association. • i x t i i it i t i4—.i i a i k . m i , l>»» 1^,. Hun ll.'ll u in .li I: 111010- nml take to I.AK K I.A K U . Mar. 22— (Spe- aii'iziitiiablz' Fas l-,k,. Jan,,. ITvan. **,■ ,'H* L A K E L A N D , Mar. 22 bP» rial! — King llasrball take* over vairynig inbbit*' fret. Itzmkie* will Insider* an. Manni, It **v that J/ie (iinal/eig i* Mi.l'l. baltli' veteran- f»r legulni postSKXKVrtl I M I I — 1 I,IIS. VIII, Spring *port* at Florida South- li<m* anz! inzz-t will fall and be going to stick around as the De­ Ar*|,|l J,,.,y ItN.hri. |'|Mn, II. i ern College thl* wick when the unlieati] of I.v Hie fir-t o f June. troit Tiger*' regular catcher thl* Hig,.r Uni c |,imi i.-h,„. 11Hi,,, xi,j Mur* open against (ieorgia Tech M oo , .VI,il. Hparting Krlli.w, It., ,., Hill) l,zn>>tninii will luve yrar. Mounrr ' //n Friday an/l Saturday afterpbivcil even |t>>-iliii|| on Ihe Joe might l»e certain of it if hn KllillTH II 11 I — A laik* Mil, nuo at llenlcy Flrbl. lied Sn\ ziz-lrr b« Ihe lir*l nf perfect* hi* throwing -tyle to „ b'D Mar Caairal Cliy. |||c. Two month* of Intense activity May ami be |iirlurcd h) the suit manager Red Rnlfe. Joe M«Mlt9h«. ||lff |»,> off. /mwn t.„ base put thr squad In fighting rrnlnlnr Toiltll. iJ flU |t|iA«|Mr singular!* cynical H u s t o n thro** on a level with his tight J► im hm ii trim for the 18 game schedule that aporla writer* a* eager to ear. . ' • ' H i ii vi i:— i tail,* m i , fare* it In the coming month-. like on anv pile—which i- rank "That'a not good." Itolfe «ay*. « leaned t " m ,r f . ,t |, |i,,ni The Moca, who won the Dixie Iran C-niir. la .m l, ||,a,l I I . XI,,,, stupidity in an) competent "The tsaall aalla. A* a result, he i» Confi rent e /h»tnpion-hip in 21*19 •won. High XIII*. • I M i i t . r ball player who know* he ran t k x t n n «« #•— * „ n < i..„„ and were runners-up to Florida play one position Ivelter than T.,.n Ja-lr. K|,..|t,in r la., ill. Slate last year, will face their “slmon pore” rnllegr alhlrlira. any other and would naturally H. ..II, < l,»..| »l„ Itl.k l. IliH ikl,. V,r opponent* with only three return For it la here that Ihr "stu­ l,v- F a.t Hmarlle. laolr Ham prrfer In do it. ing lettermrn. dents’* a* differentiated from Ted William individualist pin Veteran* of lad *<a»oii'a squad CliTlIenie -will be gleefully rasllthe "athletea** are suprrmr. dated for the starting line up gated ful ailing like n normal Most o f the hoy* competing In wild. We've lM*en winking on him Friday at 2:00 I’. M. are: Dan human lieing when hi- pet.unsl th e re and other minor sport* arn to get him to Ihmw the ball O'Hrien, pitcher; Fl»k Tnlle, ern- plivaev is needlessly Invaded and In M'honl primarily for an educa-1 up higher—over hi* head." field, ami Hol/crt Hteenuin. when lie Is su bjcliil In senseless linn and the ipoit* air diverting I ( RARAHOTA^ Mar. 22 (/IV thlnl base. Thr Marling nine will Jeer* fui Ihe veiy iom|ielanry rx/rclae -nothing more. hr rounded nut with John Hay- with whiili he pi'ifniiii* his Job. Unspectacular and occasionally JJ ’ netting neat rutdown tin,,, fin the floston Red Sox and ,w n (ho lord, catcher; Harlan Norman, All this is ban hull nml It is Inept, these *|Hirts cuntlnue the first base; Vic filnrdann, second probably n bealthy release for Ihe tradition of "»portsnuin»hlp" and lazy* who can't mn ,e it w ill be. Use; Charlie flelph, shortstop: millions of people who mu*!, for integrity rrgatdles* of defeat gin^ traveling buck to the minot*. (teneral Malinger Joe Cronin, Hal Hmeltsy, left field; and Hill lark o f lime <>r energy, tnke their which has largely disappeared manager Steve O'Neill ami rhb t McKenna, right field. Torn Ran­ exercise vicariously. Irotn football and Imsketball. scout Ted Mcfirew baci < length dall, pitcher, an/l I’aarn Cade, The valedictory of Jeff College sports have already meeting yc*tenU>. ratrher, have been named to the Cravalh when leaving hi« begun In fnde into Ihe harkThe 80s will play the Washing­ relief battery. UKC coaching post must he ground i s Ih r m agnificent ton Senators here tza|«y with The remainder of the 11*61 haunting many a coach these panorama of Ihe prufm aional righthander Kill* Kinder li>tn| nc days. “ I’ll lease Ihe sport*, schedule for Florida Kouthern game lake* over Ih r apo* the starting pitcher. Kinder « * msnshlp up to other*,” he «aid. will pit the Mors against Florida light, hut they have h ardly lained out of a chance l(, <t«it "From now on I'm building a State University here on Mar. ceased to He lr** active. yesterday. Flu ha* kept him from winner al any coat." 28 and 27, lakeland Flint* (e x ­ The Univeisily nf Florida has C'dlege ha*eball was at the turn the firing line on other occasionhibition I here on April C, Htrtson scheduled nn h»«rhall games, 29 University at Drland on April tennis matches, 22 golf and H track of Ihe century a major sport which ST. PKTKRSnURti, Mar. 22 10, Jacksonville Naval A ir Sta­ meet* for the spring quarter—an compared favorably with football tion here on April II. average o f almost one event every In attendanre and In the interrst I/Vi— Stan Musial, who get* aruun Jacksonville Naval Air Htatior\ day from now until school ends attracted. D died as an attrartion $86,000 n year because he can hit, because of the superior showman­ wilt earn hi* monev this aea-on if at Jacksonville on April 17, R<>1 In June. he continues to operate the way ship of thr professional*. tin* College harr on April lit, Although lhr*r four aporla There ore sign* that a similar he has In spring training Hollins Czdlege at Winter I'ark on. gel little publicity they are In The St. I/iuis Cardinal out­ effect Is being* felt by rnllrgu April 21 Stetson University a sense the lest resort of football, perhaps worse thing* fielder ha* II hits in 2H trips to here on April 2titl, University of Florida at fiainesvlllr on April Atlanta, f»*. on May 2 ; Mercer could happen than having both the platr for a .42-1 average lb University at Macon, (!w. on basketball and footluill enter the-: has driven in 10 runs, almost 23 28. Florida Slate University at Tal May 4 and 3; nml thr University rank* o f the *11-1 ailed "minor I percent o f the run* scorezl hy the entire clul*. sports." lahassro on May 2, Oglrthropo at of Miami on May 14 and 16. H o r s e ’ s M ou th Training Camp Notcn Moccasins To Open Baseball S e a s o n With Georgia Tech American League Takes Heart At Sluggish Play Of New York Yanks* Iiy ASSOCIATED I’ RKSS O f rn ii.i. it*« t„o eaiiy to i d excited aliout indiffcicnt |zciJotm n c*. Iz'jt ll • zlugfi'ti play of the New Yoik Yankee- i* cauving » :lpple of I,/,:.- tmonv Aniein.rn league penn.vnt contender*. I he Y.inlcct. b.mcally an aging group of vetrranv. aie. no doubt, z zl.ing tl c|r ir lining chciirv in itride. l.ike world champion!, you might u> II.it tin,', sti.nght . xtiiliition♦ ~ fi to mln.zr Icagu" 5-4. Cievz-.inzl r,.:! an I Dztr.'it 2-0. ■ completely over- Thc«c record* ar/' ag.iin-t a l l l f isn't •arn*. Tim St. Isniis Brown* continued Th, llollywzaul Stars of th<Far fit ( 0.1 -t l.cnguc exploded ihrir hot s t e a k l>y Hipping t’lcvelanzl for the veconzl straight, thihome run* yo tcriia y t 'ig the Y/’ kf,'*, t to 3. before day. !• tzz B. A five.run rally in thz- ninth inning, elitnaxrzi i.v Iznt in th, in, viz- enpital. t' zl licking l.utx's hziiizz' inn. gave the Itiown It w:i Nnv V/z.'. ie* the victory. n a« zv.aiu 1 1 it 1 Wfl• horm* run* he! Kiz: • flit It till!1 t ll »» S P O H lfl Mitp Buy Your linn: "ft Max Prtrr* •n« tinil hurt. The a :i ill ti«*. S'r uer'i <11 n tile- diith C o rs n ffC H 'll*•;» 1 Inc nutn Easter Fropz Thz' I'lrtl for th** 'lark I’ucpk fl "(her Itntlvwz ”1 1fioni i* run, n not. •HfJ inning. Th effort In thztnlinmif ut’ir' Vanknrt.' p i fit? I. th/- New Yo rke r. it- zdhei Aizirri/• ■* - • Hr*.' z .1. (irower • Orcltiils • Kttrharis IdlicB • rntnellioN Dorothy II. (Janas Flzzrist 7n. It Tel. Host n It. *t„.| i.« R S an 10 RACES RainorSIfine TONIGHT 8 P.M. C ar. W a ll A b s i t Dally Double &Quiniedaf Gzc> iv> /rvi fs n It on lh a n lr tonzie /,./« WDOO ot 6 :1 0 .iih o il the ’H -jp*' g reyh o u nd on the iF / y zvl lha O rlan­ do lo n f .'it Kcnrzel Club. r a c i n g P H O T O FINISH USED N O M IN O R S A D M IT T E D K O I I K 17— N .M II.K S Sm ith uf S n n ford. J SINBAD STRUCK IT RICH, BUT... Rubies big as p i g e o n ’s eg^s Pearls and diamonds l>y flic store, E n o u g h to make him fill by rich Y e t n othin g miuli to spend it fo r: N o steaming baths •• nn radios N o air-conditioiKt! picture shows — Hi^ hulf-C4»okrd meals bv rimdlcs d i m , A clean, white shirt v\as ^ray to h i m . Y e s , he was rich as rich c o u ld b e . . . Y e t poor compared to you and m e ! % 4 ~~~*^ . . . . . . c eiGGEST BARGAIN IN YOUR BUDGET/ n f\ c r< ; * -0 k n SERVICE DOES SO MUCH.. > True! Just a few brief years ago. the fabulous fortunes o f princes and potentates couldn't buy the comfQru which electricity brings to the humblest homes today. ! I VE.SSIR! Your dollar buyt more electric J r* service ilijn it did 20 years Profit every angle it's the btfgnt butgit m in )* * r family bmlgtt! X U d m X ^'S/W. Your Osctric Servant J .i! [S ' ..... rt. rn M t U r? 4- i (r ^ �I THURSDAY MAR. 22. 1!>5I T D K S A .N I O R D I I F R A I D. S A N F O R D . F !.O R D »A LOWEST COST ft AUTO FINANC ING Huy your ear in Snnfotd Keep your inrurunce nt home Save en-t. through ti* Stnnley-Rotfers Hardware Co. A.'U. ROSIER 214 HANFORD JOHNS— MANYII.LE COFRTKOUS SERVICE The Sanford Atlantic National Hank Member FIIIC Tel. 2*8 PRICES Q U ALITY RIGHT MERCHANDISE / ^ V ^ N A A -V W V V W W W w V S . U U II.D IN G P R O D U C T S • Anltcultw KiMifiiu: • A**|thull K <n>11it 14 9 A sphalt Tilt* • Asboito* Term I lex • Rock Wool AI lie Insulation l-'ltMir Tilt* (ila/t* Fo;i| Panels For Phone HIT 1 I N S N U E R R A A N L C E o r %i *i *i u %t i o \ n u t i %\ hi i n I i * r r . i n i . l U r iM r ld it * i n i n i m h ! I M in i • E The itrony i* « hati!/ (luww. 114 M dt. vlHi t lilllittflUUt olli reproduce nr* plant* annually for JfMff. Le^al Notice DISTRIBUTOR FOR AVB. Phone 1361 INSTALMENT LOANDEFT. G F \ c; k 1■ ■■ - FALL II. JAMES OUT AIJKNCY JIM OUT -Him- MOUUHTON JIMMY (JUT litling (IIVKN !!»•• h•»l»1•r *»f the fnl* i l •»t I. •»|nir 44 rll(iri(F 14*41 • •• f . ' • f t t t' i . rt . Th• file*! paid I* « i • • I * • •*.i • ' • nttmbfr nod Aear •*! !••< dfirr .1***£Vl|*t|ofl «»f tl*e (ir<*t»ert>. Utl'l III* hdltlf th Hllltll It h 41 a»»r<««s| .ir e *»•> t«>llow si C crtlU .-'tr *.* \ : I *• r I| I9li I •«* «t Ipt Ifh t»f |'rn|>erh ' da) In th* month t f Iptil l**'*t whltti l- the 2nd l.i> i f 1911 r .' i ' • »» I* IIKIt.M’uN. Cle.K (*u* till (‘ouft. Hcml* r»»de Count), Kli'itda. ihlMl.i Milli I III t l'l'l D t T I D A T %\ D l l l» * I'• : . f n\v\ ll o f h i :* , \ THE HERALD SANFORD FOLDS CURB MKT. fir il S TK K FJT xV I 'A I . 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Ml.•lixippl.eerlain'x' (ouml out lb.it achr. nnd |<aini. w r.k n r *. .o d p e r v n u tn ra , weir tnlcifciing with bl. wmk n\ .1 htlckliyer and cat pettier tliil Mr. Napiar he.nl line HAD AClU. w.< helping folk, vi ilb no It rm'iliin'ii, ilnl max h.xc been due lo ilclli Iriicic. ol Vitamin, lb. Bj lion and Nl.cln. Hero aie III. O'cn wi rd. "Bihue taking HADACOL I «■> '(!• mill .»* "I 11.101 ini avltib' T* the iiute when I . . . ,.I nervnuv I .ini a mi|"'n . Ini* XI.vi'i I iii-ii ion >i ni I krpt Id lint! 1 t at.l |V t Hint worne 31n*p I heard alviii' IIADACOL and ImiraSHalaijr bei an laklni; ll Abet Inking only one |-i Rr « b. i I relit I i ’• I* M I I 'l l . 1287 AVK. May He w •. .ell A trade used P A IN T IN f, nnd Inlrilni DernratC. A. W IIIDDON. SR. VVII on-Mmer Eurnn lug 1.1. cilia, xxoik guniaiileed. Itrallnr ••ir*« l” . 314 ¥ ••• 1*1»nri- n^M X I Refeiencei Xlntin, e A. Link, HOMES HOME SITES 'hotte 1715 It A It V PLAY PE N. 1 .’till W e.4 lolli .licet. 2nd. flooi ACREAGE GROVES P o r R a tu lli RANCHES- RANCH LAND . 7— I'rli-l.ixr.liH k-Suppliri — 7 Conti actor, buildri, mipcnlei and All type, of Rrnl E.lnlo inaNonry xnuk. Spec mining in T h . Ii.ll.a l. 1 »■ • • • . . . l . la Phone I'.'HI II!' S. park Avo FOR S>XI.E Blonde ('’iieket I'up roofing No foil tn mii Jill or a l l l l a a t » ■ * ' a a h ll. h .C la T h a 5— New home* nrni romplrtiun, a a a la . 4 ■ o . l . i large. M. D lleatd ley, Sanford, plff. Phone 482•XV. will Ih* nxailaldc immnliatrly. III. 2, Box 11*0. Phone Winlei I lla > » IS a . r r lla « l a .r r lla a a— HELP XXANT E l i ' I'aik 2'**2BB7. a lla ... I# . .r r lia r la .m lu a I j l i f front huino* and lake front a lla i.« . r r lla . Ia «.r llita IS— NOT ICR8*PKHSON A L B — 11 14 ll a i t a Or i» . r l i a r l a a . M la a liotncilr*. near Sanford. Wanted : irrocrry laihler, expet tT l i r W a r d , la Ih . tla a . not iiwtii I la a h lr r a w f a r h la r h f a r . ra|ta. ••lice prefclted lull ll I* E N H O U S E Itinirhe- unit runeh land fioiii 55 XVlintle). Mr. Mil v. Apply »cn » t<> 10,000 acre. Iinpinvpil Xl.rgand Ain Store*. or uniiiiprovid. ERL. S \ r.. SI N. ] W ANTED—girl for fountain nnd FARM—2!* nrrr. on aide, l'i l la a t Id a w ill hr a m .lH ding dept. I.iin y 1 . Illilg Stole. a « . r I h . l « * r * k a a . a a a r .r a a .a a > nrrcj tiled nnd under i iillivnllon. daaa rh a t*. I I > a ar a a a . la Mggrr.ilve ale.muii 2 .lory .1 IteilitHim home Ti moil YOUNG, 2 until 1 lla lr d la I k . lH .| r h a a . h a a k . l a hmi<e. lio n nnd nil m u '-n rv Slenly wink with many iippurr .ia r a l a . t h l. a r r a a r a r a d a ila a lm in ••p'ipnoni nenle.l In nom tunitie.i foi advaneenienl. No I k . a d . r . l l a * . la . i . r r l n l la a a . Fill I I I . lint by a ia a r y llr - t a a .d a r f a r aa f a layoff., Yncniinn with pay. File.tie inrlii 'll. (la m t withe. In l i a l f f | k . k a a l l*..aatWla a . r . l r . , .tone Stole.. •ell am! x II no! refine any rcaSeal. Rnebui k A Co. a ll H 'a a l I d a aaa*l k . la a a r a l ­ ■on Me tiffi i ii* . r | I k . d a f k r l a r r p a k llr a EUI.I.ER IIRUSII 1*0. I i . ' no e ROIIERT A. M il l.l \MS. Rralln. InkTWIii d rnulo often iu Satifold K II X nnd X X A|>r*, '*v,*l P l r a . r a a l l f . a . la r a r . d la lr l. Itayainnd F. l.tmilriuUl. t^-orri.ir W ln liil f ill i il'CJ for mnn with rat Can average I f a a . r r a r a r n i la .a a r a d . I’hone |ITS iilm ilr Hank nidf. $70 week In .lu ll and • luime for r ia.ll. Ike I r l l i . n . lla raaaal k . r««| ra a a lh lr l a . l.'iiln trli 11111.1. 4‘i ||iiu in'tpiii •aar. l l a . a a * la r a t .r .’l l a a r . managerahip. Welle 710 E FARM a|B aera Of] Wi ' s ■•!«• HI I la a. DZAHK IKK Smiili Si., Oilumln, plioii" 20172 ■ii if. till'd .out lilidxi cultivation 1 !.« ti'ied XX.11. after 7 P.M 2 tdjry 3 In'druuni Iiiiuki'. Ten uni hmiMi. limn nnd nil nee- ilbtJTH MAN I.rind.i aped Apply Beminole •■*»ary farm iquipnianl lieiiict In Dry Cleaner., 2IH Mngtodlii i perat o included. Owner wi.lw Convi'plenl Kitrbea Avenue. done to .ell and will not refute any I WHITE Glltl.S foi null norvlce rearnnirlili* offer I .oi* 73 x Fill al Pip nnd Whlitle. Aim 2 nil ROIIERT X. M 11.1.1 VMS. Reallot ored girl* for kllihen. Mu*l l» E. I.undi|ui<d, Anaorialr AM linpruveiiientn In FOIl RENT ri —I lta)rnnnil 21 y.'nr. nf age. Pimm I.'l82, <>• I h"ni 1*17.1 Xtlantir ll.nk Hide. j n l l In fiei-nn. No Anaeaiiuenl. - IIEDROOM houic, block eon WANTED Experieneed me l d. A’ K l AKA # I*a i m ENTS. Room . .11 net inn. r. ,800.00. Phone 010. _____ •nd Store* llfl W. K im Hinwt k’ REDR0OM hnuir, Idnek eon Tub and Shi.xxn Phono *00-W. .Irudinti, S7.5oo.or |i|>.ml term* * _ WORK W ANTED -» Choice of Color* I. W. II Vl.l.. Itrallnr THn*o-ro«m furni.hrd nparlmoni BARV siTTE R B - t of Itefrren Elnriil. Slnlr Rank Hide. —clou* In—adullt only. Apply 2 Ibl Km. Complete re*. Mr* M Fnlkenlieig. Ill'S Mirmiml Fliuirl l*h. I758 :il7 Palmetto Avi*. I’nlni." ' X' ■ i : -xi*'' Xi>'____ \ ONE ROOM IIOI SK SMAI.I. Cot taco fin t»n, ronven* $7l'5fi.Nl Irncr* Impiiio Mr*. II N. Ro­ Neat All lime on paved n ut IP— limine.-. Ofipiitliinllle. It' ElectrkIty nr.d City wnli t nrm berta. l ake Mnry, Fla. Roi IM. .1 lid. Bin. ( ’uiiiptele Idtrye lot, »7501*1 raah gel il. EARN *|nn PER 'X P.FK A I P ^ S M A I.I. unfurniihcil hum-c, Kmai Si-c Mr. Ili|;htfyrunti. A.aiainl Needed reliable perann to •eivm nriirhlMiihiKMl, |ifin. Mnenoli* $8776.041 _Raymond .M. Hull, Rrallnr. own route of n new high profit Avrnur. _ lending machine, full oi pai' I cl HI- III Suit D ROOMS—2 lied riMim. fuini>lu*<l I RE \l. ESTATE W ANTED I lime. Mn.it have »uigo ca .h, Kitrh.n partly rtirnUhed. G<mh| liertued hv machine* A Xlei IF V0H want In .ell volir home, Follow Hie Slglll to location. Phono 1018-M. remit . |i.| il with J. XV chaprllae.) Penuin ictactid n m l a K6 o m anartmonl f«t ••••Olril get lie aide In xlail wllhnut delay Hall, Realtor, Florida Slate Mellnnvillr A 17th roupl**. Privatr hath and rnNo experience needed. We will Rank Hide., Phone 1758 tranor apply 805 Elm Avenue. » —J a i.iit in extaMlihing you in Sanford, Florida FURNISHED apartmrnt, 22U8 1 - ARTICl.Ks rO R SALE I hi. piufitatile hutiile.x W rill I'aik A vcnur. Trl. 701 1 Vepd-O-Matk* Dili. C». 24408 O/.IER-XX EI.LEIt HOME*. |N< MILLS SW AP 8DOP- 405 E Dh ^jrnm paStreeUTnm p«;_F lm ^ MXHVS I.ENDING I.IIIRARV W ANTED —2 SI XVe Buy. Sell or Trnde inn-' I ••»(*/» . U|'l II *•("(<• •« . I •?tv4hf*r I'1 • * laeww %9.^-f.ll. HW•»“ •••* «-• KVM "Sianding Pine Timlier ami'or I in mini, .ml nlhri MlMi-llunrnn. 1 2 - SPECIAL HKKVIt EH — 17 thru Eri. in to 12 A. M.. S to fi log. drilxcied In our mill. Ilrnwn P M Sat. 4 tn 9 P .» L _ • illrlei. Call Valdet llolrl Apt. O RLA N D O Morning n .n t ln .l, O r­ Huildrra Supply Co., Mfg. Dlv.. M l, lando Evening Star. C a ll Ralph DAY NURSERY Sn'w Open fm Phone 4191, lit. Dora. Fla.” Children. Call I Dll Opening for Ray H.UU1 ____ _____________ lleaiitifiil xxalnul anligue lianuurl W ANTED: Unfiuni.hrd One or 20 mote rllildien. table (4 generalioni old). Phone V E N E T IA N MI.INDlX made I. lw « room* by the year. W. E. P A IN T AND HOMY WORK order. Seminole Venetian fllinn ROC it I.A T lC SHEET ltn «K Co. *20 W 3 rd St Phot.. Roy Reel. liMt \X>.l 2r d. Slrret.l Sanford. Phone 1835. Expert | i r e xi. e s t a t e T o r h a i .b —,T N MI.S, PIPE. STEEL. IMMED It 58 . *4 ________ Work by ri|H>ntDeei| men. lATE D ELIVERY. P H O N E A L L TYPES of Riilldorer Work COI.ORED EOI.KS M«§-3418-N.Y.C. E XS1ER SPEI I ALH— S XNEOItlt Rraaonable Itataa— Free HxllWe aie dlapoaiitg of our rnloreil WOMAN’S P.XCIIANGF mate*. Carpenter A I tracer. Eaxtrr A pi otter! jr in Sanford n r m TUXEDO FEEDS Complete line Gifta, AcerMorie. and Ea llunt’i Tuiedo Feed Htura. I 1101 M nr li'A-J CHEAP. I^tl. a . low a* $10 ter nuvrltie*. Weei-Maid Shop. FLORIDA Giant pepper plant., down, $5 month. Belli DrHor, I\ XVOODWORKIN'G C a b i n e t . . 28<WI Park Avettur Leo llnlner. I’hunr 2M1-J O Roii 155$. Sanford. Counter., Sbelypi, etr. to order. AUTOMOBILES — IX CONCRETE SEWER PIPE Small Imat *, built, repaiied, re- IS— I.OT 45, Fort Mi linn, 2rui S*etlon. finl.he.1, C Vail I 11.1 .1 Sintie Tanka. Greaae Trap*. Dry $24R.iai, $50.00 lUl.nce away. S E N T A C A R . U-drlve it by dav. Tanka. Tank Cradle*. 8tcpnlng Call Phopa 1081 fo r week, or axa.on. Engllah Pordi Slone*. Renrhea, Floaror Pata, LOTS on Eraneh Avenue in III.thA ll Type* O f Hook Work. and Am erican Ford*, aedanv Bloekt. Window ailla and lintel*. Mary MrKlnney Bookkeeping land Park. $30000 each. $50.00 itatfon wagon* ami convertible: CoIK re Ie Floor*. Machine finduwn. Italancr raay. Pont Office Sarvira Htrii kland-M orri.on. In t „ E Lhad. Free Eitlmale*. Ho* 1558. Sanford, Elm.. Room 40.\ Klm t St MIRACLE Ct)NCRETE CO. ONLY A FEW LEFT _____ Atlantic Rank R.iildlnv It'48 MERCURY Club Coupe, ra I.aigr Iota on Ijxke Harney and $99 Elm_______________ Pkeae j t g n.DOHH ruetaeed lo gar dio. hoa'.rr, white wall tire-, % • HI John. Itlver, Nicely xvomlnl, via beih «oee when you nonTTrrlng NEW feetion. Old floor, mod* like real cover*. Like new. I’honr 05 vour prrxeriptiona to FAN CY’S perfect natural . a n d fwarh uew. Flnl.hlng, .leaalng A was Pher>* |M _ after 5 P.M. Klertrlrlty avaiUhle. *ng. Portable power plank, t f ! 1'47 Custom 1 Door RAYMOND M II kLL. Realtor FRIED SHRIMP Dfnnar 'T W year* oipanenea (a Scmiaafe S. D. Illibleyaian, Aanorlale ■clan. Radio 1 IIH 5 Real Shrimp on Earth" at HornCounty. II. Ill Glaoann, Lobe Florida State lUnk Koildin. 1017 Dodge Cualont club *r’a. 324 E M SI Mara_______________ _ coupe. Radio $1185 REAL E S T A T E A U IT IO N FIRE INSURANCE VfltrUliifR, liivfitiKk rhd niU* I.AXVNNOWKhS Sharpenwi. bi 1017 Plym iutlh S|ierlal D r . I.tlxv, t do«>r, aedan, S P E C IA L B A R G A IN S All th i. rrllani't u* .a h every Friday cycler repairtvl, lock .Mid kt * Ra'Mo $ 005 week .See the Beat for the I.-* .. nigh! nt 7:.I0. Col. I.irry June*., w-ifk. Prompt xarvlre. If. W 1018 Plymouth Special DeEDW ARD F. LANK nuelioneer. S l u m .. .Hit K 4 S Rr U i * 4 dour Sedan $ H05 "The Mum who knawa Sanford" HANFORD FAHMEftS' A tK V IfIN |Olde«l real ratal* firm In Nanford- I mile imuth of rity limit, on RODE XVOKk of al' kind*. Eavea 1041 Ihvlge CuHom 4 door •e«tar> . $ 405 nnd Cutter* RepairH aod PointJtighwav I7-U2 __________ • n EW 4 Room hou»e. Calf after ui. New Roofa apnliwi. Fainting 1040 Chevrolet Master De­ 1:10. 15S2-K-2. _________ VEGETABLES, l.lveatock * n l lu xe 4 door Redan. and eoaliag. Sanford, MlaralUneoua. Sanford Farm­ billing Station and Mora eomhlned Radio $ 31 .' IIW3-W. R. R. Arkrnhurg. er’. Auction Market for »ale or rant at Vth Street SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS WATCH ami Clock Repairing. All and Sanford. Inquire f . P. Rina*. Phone 1011 work guaranteed. Raaaonabl# 110 K . fat S I. 214 P*ln etto. prir*». F. M. Ertgliah. Jr^ 825 DO DG E 1 0 5 1 -1 0 wheeler, alreper. room hotiae with fmprove- USED Sheet Rock. 4 x 8 ami 2 a Sanford Ave. Phone HWIt. ■tralght a ir, 20 ft. reefer. 8 tiek. ment». I.*rre garagt o ff Lemon Let 4. Random length*. For rale at hand ron trnl, g>*od rubtier WATCH AND CLO CK Bluff Rna>f Pat Daly, JMeen^ fate Air Di m , nr rail 727 al neon ui .S bf1"-. 1>.____________ R E P A IR IN G after H;00 C 6U )R ED Hear Garden block Go«et work romwifttlloii.ly don*. BOATS - 17 building .18 hy 48. 20 acre* of ROTARY BLADE-Oneondulnnar Oi>en week day* B:,V» A.M. to 8 )',M 1 7 land, located Juxt out of Oriedo. guaranteed. Immediate da- Cloxrd Saturdayi, but open Katur KHR KHH SALE 1-3-4’ CpMn Crui,et d jf Can b* bought thfe week for ary. Fra* demon.t ration, anyday nighl| 7:30 till 0 P.M. . Vr H r.. Kernath Motor. Will “ $500 down. Bee me .it tlmK tCOM. V. A. Wheeler:, f| W AlJrf’ R II. T R A P P '-irtiflc? rti T8ud.fi0. lioahtii Cilery Avenue. mile North) Longwood. > tl E- Second hi.. Haaford Buat Work*. PHONE M8 Aids With WiiiKs| «»ee. 11*I HI r lor IdII 'InlHlr* UMIM v i'T it'c m iirr .i iiv •ji\ i v rii.it I*r» *»r W llalr* ard 'I t.f H\v», of HE . A H 10 A «>f ll.itf*. I»l* wl(* th** hwldrr of t!»** \E», 4>r HKh He t»nn 11 Town* follow IHK lerttfl. .itf hn« filed aAlit e1,ll' Houtli ltniifte 29 t?Mt xrftlf.i Alr for t.l* *1* r.| t»* !•* 12 ,\t rr« minl tliet** »n Tin* • el lift* 4t«* IItint • N.IrtU tfl w lilil* -.A«e«tet| I ! l t a |I hi r .4(ill >•’.»« of t* • .U»* •. Ill** d* Hrt** ii ill i.: s.,i,| |>n*perh l>(lh< e<rlpllol» <«( III** |iro|ort). and t*•• III lln* i " t l t i l r u f H e iiiln u li . H l.itl* * • ( i nattiii !ii whl» It It »d* Ki»r»»ol uri I-I'M h la I oI • »iit h <<l I l f le n t e a* follow * • h a ll l'i m Ii i Hteil > •a •o n l i n e t o 14 " iVrlifl ale .No :i Hit* i«r«'i>erty il» .rlf ctl in nuolt rer Ve it of I■•«•11.«t •• Jtil) l I *1* 11M •.il* n i t ) h e • o ld to I lia : n 4 h r - t hr* r 11**t«*n **f l'r«*|o f11 l^tt *•< l*t ( ddtt lolt t. H)|i.*n Hrml hide t'o'inty Court ll«»n»e .. i 4t H<itif«*rd I’l. r Itl.i «>n the f|r*t Mon N.» in. it >t | •R•• -I 11• *i • ‘ T«»* tt»*iv«l ill »f «**»«i in t* y In ItiU Hi the >'onhh H« ndiioi. Hiatt of F1orlll4 fril**.* Ml fit i ri tIf It rtI * m l » ••»<Hm iw In •* almll t'•* l(«l*-• lit ••!i N tlo «l In mo Ii t rr I lie* $4(11► !••»1) •1* *• rIII•d.| to the » liil.ro* } fill. ,l|« »i til 1.* -..t.l nt door ..f tin- Hr mi (•1.1.1r » «( llx. f $••»(! •!• Milt* « •Mllll % 1*#•(»» 1 t.l . ., It •••r•! * ftr*t \MniNt til llir 11111711ll \|•111 19*1 will. Ii ll 11 . i | . \i••' l ’ I • • I th................. . llai* Ii i t •• I III I. SlHfS rlrt k i T m Oil I’oiiit Hrml Hole Cuntit), Klofiila »HIIAI. • hi SERVICES — 12 Try II* HALO W tn( Ads Utt CnlMldUu, f lu .... IIUU) IttlU. through Kircn ahale ruck. SEVEN .Miff tf»c ih in i ImtIi Ic I went IwuV It* uttik, r«*i|wtitriinf! aimI Uvtn* ht ii kx Ninv. I ( limit .*$ Mk Ii d« K* feel .tn*! work all tUy on a irufTnM I Ii4«r nexer tell »o well in m«m >r.n% I 4m M >8i»r* of b»;c An»‘ when their i%no rmprfittr or ImUk woik to do, I wntk on my hum. planum: .»ml harvmttnjt my rt>|X Thant* l«* IIADACOL." T h rrr'f 4 c I ih * th*! may hch* yon. if >om m r xiillrn iu! from s U k of Vii.unm* Hi. 11 . NUrtn 4n*l Iron W1%v coniinur l»» miller . . , wliy fwriowml . . w hy let your ilutre%% •Vrii$: you f.u flier nn«l faither ilowu? For it i% Ihe-u* v u y ViUmin.« 4ii«l M i h i .i I* y o u m ay r ir n l that I I A I L \ r O L mi|*|»lm% in a i|iM nlih strafe* than (he minimum ilaily nK)uiirimMtlji. Ai»«l ih ii ivurvrlotu (itriotiln Cfm(4ii»« helpful ipi.inlitie« of Fhiwplvirti »»•(!! '1( 111111.100 IIA H M 'D l, htniilt up llir lietmi* I||f4)in riiniPiii »»f the l«loo»l <wtli»*n fton D nrr«lc*r|) l»i m*(mI Ibop H"I menti e*piir» •$»••. Miii;mif throtfffh I mil oiiif Lilly. !(• rvery omap Alirntlr «!e ilutl, in h (|rn miI 1l«|- | ♦ i inuiMslkitely. i u'*i (arm, the lU p u Idv toil* il'w illinl q ttkkly ttoH ro^ili in 'vsttni r - t i'i ( u 'llK t li" ti9 > * U i» |{(j*ir« untru, •f ||MI *|InM I . M 'H A I.A ID JI H E A D S L E T T ! t.A H O i: S T A L K S ( E ... ? S r. 2 - lb s . 2 5 c I’ A S i A l C E L E R Y UKKKN 1A M fo r 2 2 fo r ? 5 c X P E E P E R S ....................... 1 5 c I.A H tJ K i T H A N P IN E A P P L E U O l.lir .N ................. 2 9 c 2 - lb s . 2 5 c 2 b it. 2 5 c lb . lfj< t Y K I.I.O W B A N A N A S C A I .II ••m b t il! L L N In i’ (A R R O T S 1 HI. M l L IM A B E A N S 1 L o H lO A ( ill-\ 1•!-: A E B B S .................................. d o z 6 9 ^ vi* llx rru A GC\KA MASAOUM S A f l i r r -— y v u ii. Ifii> (J o lla ..................... 1 v u m w o n ’t , O iitv t n o s . J SO KCCP \ MISTUH S A tu e i OIVING IT I BUT AN MtVUH TH" O l O BUN T NO A r n , , m n * \ 7 C0 UIOI/...UM'MINO IFM AH . OAT SOMENOMf afr S U i, * M l �THURSDAY MAIL 22, 1931 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Candidates Named iUrul.n shortage Hit& For King,Queen By M I- Blown, ritrui . oi-sullaril American Le g i on patty, for th** S tailff.r Chrmlral Coin, 'feol today ilmt do.- to i av James Quincy (lalloway, nail commander of the Hanford Font 63, the American 1-tgion, and Mra. Russell W. Tench, Jr., of the Tost Auxiliary, ware aelccti-d Monday nlrht by the po-t as its candidates for the crowns of king and queen at the Kiwanls minstrel allow at Heminule High School. Krlyle llou'holder presi led at the meeting. Arjutant James J. Singletary, a part commander o f the port, wa awarded a l/egion rentury card. Capt. Karle T. louirka, departm> nt executive committeeman, made the presentation »n iiehulf o f Donald K, Carroll, depart­ ment eornnianer. It was reported that 631 mem­ ber* had been reetired for 1961. a mark only 19 short of the all time rceord of 660 last year when Mr. Galloway was commander. "A great effort I- te-lng tnude A. B. C. LIQUORS H O L L O W A Y 'S IN O R L A N I H ) B ill. IN IlflN Il WHISKEY 3.9S 5th s w oiii.n r v M o t s liltANUS o r IMF. .hnrtagr o f atrcl drum ionium* rra the tlmlntc of oil uprayi may be hindered xomrwhat thl» summrr. Mr. Brown explained that hi > rompany haa ncoured throimtry for new nr u«ed contain• ra and hud xome aueeeaa. However, the nuinher obtaun-d ii fat 'hort o f estimated requirement». The inaeetiride man urged grower* to ro«|ierate in returning empty drum* for re-filling. Brown u*»erted that growers throughout the ritrua hell are favrd with a i-erioui scale prnhlem and that more nil spraya will lie u.rd this year than ever before. this week to aecure the remain, ing 19 members,'" sold ('apt. Jsiurka today, "in order that a 1tei percent record may In reported to the Itcpartment heudquurlcrs hy Saturday, "Thi* i* necenury,” he added, "in order 'hat Post 63 gain u 100 parent credit at the .Sixth DDtrirt Constitutional Conference at i he llrlaiido Metnorlul Horne ut lft:00 A.M., .Sunday. Apr. I. Nine men were admitted to post memt-ership, Monday night. The. o were George W. J. Allen, J. Itoy llrilt, Woodrow W. Coleman Wil­ liam T. Itellarre, Jnmr W. Fields, William Is, rieming, Jr., Capt. David tialehel, Milton It. Brel urd William F. White. Coinmunder llousholder urged rnemisers of the po*t to attend the .sixth District conference and thi Department Constitutional Con­ vention at Tampa, Apr. 20-SM-22. Dr. Leonard \V. Ksper, u |»u't itcpartment cominander in Illinois, end present department udjutaol of thut stale, was Introduced hy Joel Field, pant post und stintrie; ■olilinaiidir. Adjutant F.-pri tolu of t ti«« Nutional Itehnliilitution Colon.isaiou meeting which In- at. leudid in February in Washing­ ton, D. C. ' It •>< antiouni.,1 tliut legion nairi William IS. Finning hud uireptesl Commander llousholder' i npiMiiulmeiit of him as dirr-ctm of the l.egion Junior Bast-hall team. M ARGARET ANN STORKS W ILL Florida’s Friendly, Home Controlled Stores We Reserve Right to Limit ()unntitie*. Prices fliMul Onlv Tliru Saturday, March 'Jllh CLOSE AT 7 P. M. EV ERY FRIDAY NIGHT! Shop Early in the Week—Early in the Day— Your cooperation will I k* appreciated hy our store employe*#. fo A fe h . L Y K K S Tenderrure The Perfect Easter Matt* (These are 8-12 Hi. Average) ILE HAMS (SOUR) No 2 Can Mt. Vt. Gr. "A " Dressed & Drawn. Quirk-Frozen SCOTCH 4.99 5th »8.7r, PER CASE The White .Mountains of N't v» j llumpihiie have white granite O l.ll FAHIIIONEII • aps. BLACKBERRY W IN E 99c 5th M E A T •hi I'lttxiF Pound LONDON DRY M»trg. Ann Grade D E P T Palm Lge. Fla. ( All White ( R iv e T •OIN I M . 5th Sliced Meder.t Shipped ( Med. Size { hinder. Wtudc Hull' Beets gl. 1i No ;t0) Had Fnrdhook Limas c.. II CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. YOUR No 303 Milford Gold Locker Plant C0IH Cm 11 No. 303 Argo Sugat Peat 2 c.m 2 No. 2W Hunt'* Spinaeh c.. 2 Sir!. Steak ll 97c Rib Steak Lb. 85c Shld. Roast u. 73c No. 2 Wilke* Who Irish Potatoes GRADE A FLORIDA .SMALL A II LARGE DOZ. g g r WRITE EGGS c.. Waldorf TolUt Tnbl-Hendy Trim! DOZ. g | c BROWN—STRICTLY (Itntind Rone) Birdseye French Fried Sterling Fur inook Old South Grapefruit LOCAL F L A . GRADE A PRESSED A DRAWN Shredded Wheat HENS FRYERS Rr.l Delicious A P P LES Tender Cube S teak ........ Largo SitnkM Pure Chuck (around Beef . Limit 1 Box, Plena* 1 Bone less Chuck Roaftttt ... CABIN HOME Rib End Pork tain Rousts -SKALTKST THE BEST’ Vt Cal. 98c ICE CREAM 1‘MIS A CAN OP IIERSHRY'S PI.AV0RF.D SYRUP CHOC. FREE READY j Shrim p......... TO JIM DANDY FR Y Green, Tender, Mild Onions 2 •** Select Itlaho Bakers Potatoes 5 “ * 29c Caiuidian 9» Ratabagas Regular Can Pound Colored Margarine Nucoa »33c Butter Deviled Crabs Crab R olls... BROCCOLI .. SUPER CLEANER PALMOLIVE 73 SUPER SUDS SPINACH .... SUCCOTASH Laundry Soap For Fabulous Suds Margaret Ann Family Style Noodle Soup Mix Bread « 3 in. I*kg, 35c �fpi[ *;v > ' -ti — rn l Cl t • In Uni!)* Thtr# k Slren?th— THE WEATHER To Protect ib« P t u » of the World; To Promote ih«* P r o ir r u of A o n i r t . To Produce Prosper it i for Sanford. I I U Fair and »irm er thi* afternoon, tonight and Saturday. Some cloudi­ ness north portion Saturday. Light to moderate easterly wind* hecnm. inr moderate to frr«h southerly on Saturday. I AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 VOLUME XXXXIl Paratroopers e Land Behind F ro n t Lines S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A F R ID A Y M A R . 23. lH.'.l Leased W ire tf» ‘ ~ ('ostvllo Adm its Political Tics But the Redi won bark a com­ manding |>eak four milei north^ w e il of Uijonghu and later Fri• d a y were pouring heavy artillery and mortar fire into the Allied F orm er Rubber Boss poiitiom. SaysTrumanSpends Munran I* 21 mile* northwrit of Seoul and only nine mile* louth In Loose Fashion of lleil Korea. Uijonghu is II mile* north of Seoul. WASHINGTONMar. 23-f/P) I.t. General Matthew II. hide way landrd in hi* light plane on I William M. UHm . World War a dirt road near Mim-an only 29 1 II bott of the federal rubber pro- Army romihander at one lime wa» tr«a ila «M Oa game »*•■*» i WASHINGTON. Ms, nr, a/ a type u»ed to and *ti|i|ille* j P •olinrl aero** the ocean, w»- entente to Mibb ntiall Air lta*e in Suffolk from the ba«e at IJmeitone, Me. At 1.1(undone, offirial* declined tn give out anv information n« tn * ' (CsstlsstS na rat* r * «n Sauls To Attend New Orleans Meet ORLANDO. Mar. 2.1— (Special» —John Sauls of Sanford I* one of »un of Peninsula Life Insur­ a grou ance salesmen signally honored hy being selected to attend the Pro •Ident'a Honor Club convention at 4 the Roosevelt Hotel In New Or leans next week, R. L. Walker, dis­ trict managrr announced today. Mr. Sauls will leave Tuesday for the five day meeting which Is given for those talesmen In the Alabama, Georgia and Florida dis­ trict who obtained tha highest pro­ duction rating* during 1960. While In New Orleans Mr. Saul* will be taken on a sight-seeing trip around Lake Ponrhartraln, on a mld-nlght ride on the Mississippi 0 River, a trip through the atate capital at Raton Rouge* and on a tour of Tulane University. CHIEF RACK Police Chief Roy 0. Williams was lack on duly thin morning after nearly a week of absence due to influensa. AZALEA TRIAL George Swart* returned Wed­ nesday after a trip te Mobile, Ala., A w h rre he visited and took colored w plcture* of the famoua Axalea Trail. Guides are supplied by an asso­ ciation to show vifttatn the magni­ ficent estates, grenade, eenaawntal tree* and flowers on the trail, said Mr. Swart*. Aa soon aa he seentaa colored elides of his photograph*, he will nresc-nt an illustrated talk concernlag the Mobile arm*, ha stated . Previous talks of thta nature at .tU »e Tburfst Club hare proved ad *#Binet UtareoC 21 <,11 T h t> annoiinccnient followed word to Senator- hy Mr- Alina Bu-enlierg, assistant Secretary of defeii-e, that manpower coinml*ment* made to General MneArtliur are expected tn t>e nut in A|.rll for the first time since the Koj rcan war tiegati. | The Army laid the retliice.i call i wnt attributed to two fa. tor* 1. “ New enlistment* in Jan­ uary and February totaled lit.000 a- ngain«t ail anticipate-l total for the two month* of oul\ 'JO.OtHt. Thi* reprrrrnts a gain o f 2(1,000 | over Army's original expects i lions." 2. *'Cn*uallie* to dote in the Korean fighting were Id.oon Im-I.iw I ealiniate* luirrd on iii*ualtU' -ll*tninert in the earlier phase* of the fighting." The downward revision today re-lnee* the total of monthly quo­ tas railed since ln*t ScptemtM r ; from 69*1,000 to 660JMI0. The cut In Hie April draft call," frre with the attainment of th" the Army <aid, "W ill not Inlet Army's required tr.ngth in arthe Joint Chief- o f Staff corilnnee with the schedule plan The Oiirr-Wcllrr Home* ilcveBUM CONtUtTAIION I* held try Frank Costello Celt) with hti attorney, ln|>mcnt in the Mel Air section at George Wolf, during hi* resumption of testimony before the New Vork Mrllonvillr Avrnue and Seventeen- Q n n . ( Q. , . c Prim s* City hearings of the Senate Crime Investigating Committee. Cottetlo, th street will hold open hou«- for o c n a t o r onys u - r im e who said he had never voted In his life, attributed any inlluence he might the inspection of new home* thi* C om m ittee Should have to the fart that lie has “ lived all my life In Manhattan I know the week-end between 2:00 P.M. mid leaders and I moy sometimes say a good word.** (Intcnuitioiifll) 8:00 P.M. daily. Continue P r o b i n g One o f the*e will lie a eompletelv equipped two liedroom I... . which WASHINGTON. Mar. 23 -<JP) not know Itow many hat l»een furnlthed by Sear* RocBritish, Irish and Senator Tobey fR-N H ) taid tohock and Co. Were Ctlgagrd Itl the Several two and three bedroom day the Senate f oreign Rrlati< i hr (ilnl>*ma«t. r. whir t gram, (ays Prrrident Truman i» home* are nearing rompletioh an,:, committer ought to look into ll would ratry life rafts.’ are In the I7.M0 and **.77R priee |IO„ lio|1 ol Amhauador Wrllii The Koyal A ir Fn». Jonti.y* ” ° !3 down f n w a ffd t|l holet and range, including the lot and land fYDwyrr m the light of 'Senaf •tstton titreeling tfsa A e v . k r , HA scaping. They vary In dr-dga and alinns said the plane carried it hat lo ll the peopfeV* people (16Confidence. Crime Gimmillee hearings. In elevation type*. Brigadier General Cullen-. This "Any thinking man knowi wr A iled if lie thought O ’Dwycr I n p..rt aroused h#|irf that he * rtrier-Weller Homes, Inr., ha* cannot look to the Prriident lot had wide rgperienre in homo i on- i it . t mt .....I... i Brig. General Pnul T. Cullen, dip Union Leaders Confer First Contingent O! |ltly‘ rnmni#m|,r Bark-dol. constructive leadership,” Jeffers j stfu< lion, having built extensively should reign a. Ambassador W ith Meat Packers 30 A rc Expected T o in a letter to Vice Ptesi-I ,n I*11""*' ami the mid west, lie- Mexico. lolu-y told a news run Field, n< ar Shreveport, l-a., wh«> | !<*• i thi ri Wi dne day lor u Euro­ i lievlng that their successful build- f,resic**-: T o A vert Strikes A r r iv e In Autumn rlrnt Ha kley.................................. |ng project* could be carried on in 1 , 1 pean de-tination. “ lhal is Hi the hands of the >■ '■ - ■ 1 It siHllHHril OH I' m« r » Iklrit **llr i» -till opera ting Ihry relrcted Sanford a* • — on the .| lorlda. m -’w w m ...ry The It. s Third Mr DM l«n old principle of ‘tax and ta*. spend fj,', ,'Vtr' of their first development. President. You know what I would M'atilssrS O a l * a a » l : t « * . | WASHING!ON. M u. 21 4/1*1 Pioiiircii Ini llir rtl.tltlitlunriil H - siisiiH o a !••«* in asi i and spend, elect ml elect!' That phe Bel A ir section i in th — I'lesidcnl Tinman today signed *•'»«• » r" U > o f , , «° 21',° ( ’ |* (» >V K l kV < l1 1S A f policy was U d enough Iwfore thj» highest part of the city and ha* Stackhouse N am ed Run* were irvralrd today hy . , H filX k N D TALK country wa« debt-ridden, hut this „|| it ir and paved street-. nil util utilities tio|t-f*p Irgidalron extending tieSenator Spe«»anl Holland i* country now Is In a serious finan­ l|cnr> N id le who announced he' | 2 IK II1 1 C S h i *) I ll 1 O U. S. V ice Counsul federal mil conlml program lor Designed hy A. K. Cellar of scheduled to deliver a radio ad­ cial condition. |lta- told his home and 4 aciri ol aa * p L ! „ . , n il l) ...,) Jacksonville, the houses are tdandress over 16 Florida radio sta'On lop of lhal, the people have llrywood Stackhouse, son of three months— ihtotitth June 30 I....... ... .... u t , S „ „ « . j l u ' d C h in e s e Im l 2 I 'r lost confidence lit the' President ned for convenience, adaptability to lions Including W TItlt, on Wn»hMr. unit Mr*. II. II. Stnekmu-e of Without the extension the pro­ I t * * t l * a e 4 On t 's s r l l i t l l Florida living, economy o f spare ington ■-ent«, Sunday, Mar. 26 St. Augustine, and a member of R n l Home. Inc. of Republic, Mich rttKVtt.i Mat.) 2 1 I' lh> and cost. Since housewives spend ut 9:00 !•.'< the State Dr|iaitmrntt, Washing­ gram would have expoed at tinRev. K. V. Mykkanrn. managrr1rn u ol a lliili-ii no ii haiit hqi ... ______________ _____ »o much lime in kitchens, the ton, D. C., ha* been uppninteit end of this month and up to about of the Itrnt Home, announced that I that won comm... latlon fut it* I \BM III III*\l placement of equipment is careJ. It. Christie of (he Cen vice consul of Montevideo, I'rugu 2.000.000 cK%rllin«« now under i«ni hr r v iu r u to oprn thr .1 r»K»in part m ll ihr th< K.-nun h rt.m iim ll'ingtiaiti h k * •»»" • tnHe Buried Sunday fully Planned tn-l there \» ample tralDr Florida F.xperimcnt station,, ary, and with hi* wife will leave H bm I i i H Or r « i t l l i h u houir mill •’» rtM»m op«ri i jmiion t«Ml»> ’ a' cabinet space and working room. soon by plane for .South America - ----ment nr\t full when hr will hrime in lt«*t hinn. ^ ^ Funeral service* will he held Other features of the home* In- and Jack Bussell of the Shell Ills mother. Mr*. Stackhouse, Tonight, the owner* uni they to Hanford the first contingent of at llri«*on Funeral Home Sunday elude cross ventilation, polished Chemical Co., will lie the guc«t is the former Both Vaughan of kkcfr j iitMiul 30 elderly retired tier-on-, would neither imprison nor oilierat 3|30 l\ M. for John Anderson.! Door*, and large closets. Boom* i|M-*kcr» at the meeting of the Hanford. Heml note County Farm Bureau win- penalise to. crew tn-tiad. it ssfillMMr*! On I ’ M f I ' l i k t l 86, who died Wednesday at the are finished In pastel shade-, The appointment of Mr. StackVeterans Agricultural Training xnid n mes*»ge from the London home o f his daughter. Mr*. John house, W HO i* b u t t t yearof Cln»», Tuesday evening at 8:00 liijquiig fiim of I*. It I'andeli*. Erickson, In Lan*r, Pa. age, ha* Inert given considerable Word hat been received hi-re Die ship will l>e rerouted lo an­ o’clock at the Future Farmer A former resident o f Upsala, publicity in Washington new*, hy Mr*. I'aul G- Bigger* t h a . other pnr', and it won't I*- in Building. Mr. Johnson had made hi* home tier son. I.leut. I'aul T. Bigger*, The business ami educational papers. I'oinniunitt territory. with hi* daughter since his wife fie attended schools in HI. HC, I ’ .HN, ha* recently lieen made An official of a Yokohama sr.-ion will follow a supper to City workmen thi* mopning died in 1919. Burial will lie made County Judy# Dougla* uougla* Strn be - I , vest at 7:«0 o'clock by Mrs. Augustine, served with distinc­ Inspection Officer of the Depot at shijiping ugrnt for I'ntldell-. -aid in the Lutheran Cemetery at •trom and Principal Ip.' Herman E. M. D. (Satchel. The supjter com­ tion in the A ir Force, and at 20 tho Navy Yard In Brooklyn. N.Y. stalled placing posts on the tirol l a t l l s M S (la r * a e 1 1 * 1.11 p.-ily ndjoining tiie S*>ftl>all rmk Upsala. Morris of Seminole High School mittee will include Mrs. Henry years of age wa* promoted to I.ieut. Iliggtts wa* in the Navy discussed plan- yesterday for the I hut-ton, Mrs. Hire Mathirux. the rank of raplain. Now in the from June, 11*42- until February, and hack of the Bus .Station in F o r d Charity A ssets IIVKNES OUT co-operation of high ichool stu­ Mr- ‘ It Tedford, Mrs. W W. Air Force reserve, he ha* hern 1946. when he wo* pul In an in order to provide eight parking C O LU M B IA , S. C.. m s . . 2-‘> — i/Fi dents in speeding up the lagging Lint, Mr. and Mr*. Bonner L. I released for a two yearf P* nod active duty statu*, tie **»•• i*- ;>r-r- for member* of the State R is e To H a l f Billion — Governor James F. Byrnes laid Red Cr*>»» drive, which after more Carter and Mr. ami Mr*. James in' order that he may officiate called to active duty at the depot Welfare Board, which is now lortrr s , aii.i in the Meisch Building. flatly again today he wifi not be than 20 days of effort ha* netted at Moncvideo. on February 12 of thi* year. Smith DETROIT, Mar. 21 l/lt Mr*. Troy Bay, director of the a candidate for president on a only $1,400 toward it* $7,000 goal. A native-f Hanford l.irui Ritf_ „ , nnk, to \»*..«* of the giant Ford Fi undoState*' Rights Democratic or any The high *chool itudcnt*, said lion, »et up hy Henry F’ord ill other ticket. 'it y Mr. Morrlf, will eo-operate In ........... . 1916, have mounted to approxi­ Ing the spare, tiointing out that Byrne* also declared in a letter every way ponlble toward aiding High Hchool. Ill- later attended the present parking faeilitle* on mately half ■ billion dollar*. to the 1948 States' Rights candi­ in the drive. Preient plan* Include North Carolina State University Thi* wa* shown today In the date, Former Governor J. Strom a torch light parade in which the where he majored In textile man­ the lot hock ol the building are report of the organization a* of Thurmond, that he will nut “ seek student*, inadequate and crowded *« that including Scminnje .......eMiiutmtu i n r the iM ' m m niC agement and ha* hail consider­ Dee. 91, 196(1 Tile finnti ial leadership of the more than I,- High School Rand, will participate. able experience in textile reseatth workers have a difficult lime statement showed (but nfi<S de­ 000,000 voter* who supported This will take place on the evening getting their automobiles in and and allied field* a* a civilian. Ib­ ducting $18,272,622.(17 for unpaid O V ER T H E I.MJIN R IV E R FRONT. Korea, Mar. 23 — (/I'j Thurmond for prerident. of Friday, Msr. SO. is married and has nne daughter. out. appropriation* and $21,191 17 for Thoutandi nl American troops jiarathulcd behind Red lii.es in South account* payable net u «et* camKorea today in an operation so perfectly executed that an officer j to $492,678,266. The hulk of the n*<et* i* repre­ exclaimed: sented in non-voting hut dividend''ll would h* beautiful — really beautiful — if it weren't so Irrriearning itock in the Ford Motor Ide." Co. The quote wa* from Lt. Col. I. rhuted down, swyinging in tho The Foundation's income from A. Edward, Tulsa, lie Is an air Ilk* giant floating fhowers of Ford dividend* was dt-eribed a* Eighth Army intelligence officer. many color*. (EDITOR'S NOTE: Here Is another la the eerie* of An unuruslly large allcmlenre it c*|>etlrd at the annusl U sler relatively large In 1919 and I96(i. 9:124—'Th* second wave fleaLt. General Matthew B. Rldg■lories hy Amorlsted Press writers telliag hew Ike rearmsThe forecait wa* made, however, Sunrite rervice at 6 :1 5 o'clock Sunday morning *1 the Municipal Hand- that in 1961 and the "foreseeable way, Eighth Army eommandsr, in and 'chuted down. meat program la affectlag various parts of the country. 9:184—The operations com­ who landed in a tiny plane on Todays story aarveya the situation in New Ragland.) future" a reduction in such ill. this new front just 29 minute- mand flew over, and dropped. Ily RKLMAN MORIN 9:29—Ridgway'a tiny plan.- *' r" The Rev. A. G. Mclnnis. pstloi nl the First Prerhyterun Chutch. rorne "is anticipated because of after the first o f his airhormtiie national emergency, with re. troops, left no doubt that it was landed on a dirt mad only a few and prrrulrnt of the Mini.terial Aitocialion hete. will deliver the hatlei diu-cd volume of automobile pro­ N EW Y O R K , M ar. 23 — (JP ) — Som e 300 year* ago. an Eng lish intended a* • terrylhl* operation feet from Infantrymen, who werv duction and ■uhstantinlly higher king gave a big hoo*t to the rearming o f A m erica in 1951, startled to see him step out. for the Communists. Always Impressive in the benu- brated. In the Greek and I ntin langu­ rate, of corporate taxation." 0:S4—Third wav* landed, right ty of the scene a* the son cast i “ The purpose o f thin operation The growth o f New England, especially aa an induitrial are a, w at The Foundation wa* set un in age* and their derlvltlve*. the where the first wav* had. By beginning lo irk his m ajesty. So he in u rd an edict forbidding skilled Is to kill the enemy,” he said this time the men were fanning its first morning beam over |ak. term paseha, from the llthrew. 1996. As a philanthropic, educa­ bluntly. That enemy compriiu. Ln g lish m echanic*, tool-makera and other craftsm en from em igrating lo some 20.000 Bed troops, pre­ out In all directions, pushing out Monroe, the servire will be made pa*ch or paasover i* u*e*l. In thi* tional and non-profit organisation even more enjoyable hy the sing­ way, the Christian feitivnl i* Its stock holdings arc non-taxthese'shore*. The Idea was to keep4 -----------------------r pM H H HB sstr > to form a solid perimeter. sumably North Koreana. ing of the Semlnnle High School linked with the ancient tlehicw aide. tha eolonies dependent on British Hartford, Conn , and Jet engine, 9:44—Two helicopter* appeared Glee fluh. and the playing <-f fen»t of the Passover. For a solid hour men and equip­ workshops. But even aa today, the sleek and shiny aa costume jewelry, to carry out any wounded or In. the High School Band under dlYankasa were hard Ut handle, and ar* emerging from another. The ment poured down in the drop jured. Till* week, colored Ea*ter egg* th* Idea haekfired. may he seen in store windows, and mills a rt rolling, and even the lip- sonr — only a mile wide — In 9:48— They landed in the main reel inn of 11. K. Black. five waves: infantry and Ranger*, Much ha* been done to make JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 23 o » New England b«ram* the work­ stick factories are ready to eonIn the window of n Sanford Ave­ drop area. especially trainee* for this task; shop o f th* new ru-tlon. 6.3 43 9:60—‘The 'coptera took off. this the largest and l*e»t Sunri*e nue feed store are hundreds of Atlanta ammunition, field grins and jeej>*. Service ever held in Sanford, aald 16 Aa n direct mult, no other part 39 brightly colored hahy chicks and Ilisrnark It la no trick, so they tell me, presumable carrying two .injured all carried by hright-hued para­ the Rev. Glenn E. Smith o f the of th* United States la an rich to change over from Hpetlck car­ 28 69 Denver duiens of hahy rabbits. men earyn. In drops that sltt, Ministerial Association, and a In special skills, the ability to tridges to making cases for bul­ chutes. 33 M This is of annual significance Dea Moines there would he som* Injuries. 10 make anything from n cathode tube lets and even shell*. 68 Aa the men dropped, F-61 Mu*, Ten surgeona fr*m India, a cordial Invitation Is extended tn at thla time of year, for the us* Freano all worshippers of the risen Chri*t tn n battleship. And bo other 46 12 The fashioning of fuse* and the tangs and F-tO .Shooting Star Jet* World War II 'chutist team, were of bunnies, rhleka and erg* to New York to attend. lion Is glaring a more vital role delleale instrument* summoned up dipped Into strafing runs on dis­ In th* air drop. 86 49 relehrate Easter ls one or man­ I'hoenlx Modern celebrations of Easier, kind'* most ancient holiday cus­ Saint lands in the te rearm rapidly. 66 61 hr the science of electronics la In tant hills. Troop# were walking about, get­ other than the rt-llginu* nne, are Ships are roml romlng oofff the way*. the hands of New England optical Howsver. there was no ground ting Into skirmish order — be­ Washington 16 36 toms. Th* •mall-arms ms plant ante are bum- experts, clock and watch-maker*, fire and no opposition. •6 21 having as men never do when development* of rite* and custom* Ancient pri'Pl*". often far re. Winnipeg mlng. __________ # f t i t b i tIghtleat ___ ( ____ air and even Jeweller*. <18 The eprration was aa neat a* Imllet* are flying. There wasn't o f the Nnrsa festival. The nam- moved from each other. Individu­ Jacksonville 47 is derived from Oslara or Eostre ally decided that the egg was lh*> Miami plane engines In the world ar* 6M 69 The Immence rang* and variaty a practice Jump at Ft. Henning. a sign of mortar fire. M emerging from one assembly line of Industry In N*w_ England ap- Ga. Thi* la how It wvnti Tallahassee 71 43 Almost 10— bock came the fly. ancient Nm sc goddess of spring, fas the Pratt-Wblfaay giant la whose annual return was cele­ Tampa B A.M.—'Th* first wav* para, 72 tP s s a s s il mm m a# t e s t 47 ' I e i ’ A V- 2 u ■S3V**»' TrumanSignsLaw Rest Home Group For 3 Months Rent BuysNickle House Control Extension For Elderly Finns Tampa Trib Wins Prize For Expose * Z 3 O f Open Gambling OKLANDO, Mar. 24 — bit — ^Gam bling rxpo»e» and resultant coverage of crime___ hearing* -cored ro vera ge_____ virtual clean sweeps for Florida newsppermen In the I960 animal Rjtol new* and public service con. tr*t« of the state** dally news­ paper*. Prise winners in *11 the con­ test* were announced here ronight at a dinner o f the two sponsoring organisations — the A*»oelated Pres* Association of Flor. Ida and the Associated Dailies of • Florida. First place in the public Rervlec contest, sioin-ored by the Asso­ ciated Dailies, was won hy the Tamp* Morning Tribune, w it h Its series of news stories and edi­ torial* on gambling In numerous Florida counties. The series led to widespread offictal Investiga­ tions In several counties and tn* Indictment and ousting of several public official*. The first prls«was awarded to J. A. *'JorkN Slur SB rav. veteran TrBwtaa reporter, Enlistment Increase A n d Decreasing W a r C a s u a l t i e s Given A s Reason F o r Move l l i c Atmy announced imltv it is cuttimj in half the April draft call of WI.OOO It announced the Apr it tall lias been redo, cij to 40,000. An incrcaic in tolunl.ary enlistmenti and a decline in Korean catualliet made the action |t..««il.tc, the Army taid The Ar my notifnd S e lrc litc Scitice head.|uailctt that the irtluc lion in th* quota could he made "without interfering with the plan­ ned ex|>antion of the Ainiy’t slienelh." Truman Accused (Open House Tn Be Tobey Ca l l s For ..... , O f Pouring Money ByO/tr'-)V e'l I e! ,nvest'gation 0 * j nDown ‘Rat *“ -* Holes’ “ * r William O ’D w y e r - mlnutc* after the fir»t paratroop- «. \ y j Arm y Announces40Thousand SEMINOLE COUNTY Cut In D ra ft Call For A pril; CHAMBEIMOMMERCE I Air Force Plane Feared Down * I I 41 f Audacious Assault Is Com plete Success; Ta n k Column Races T o Meet ’Chutists " F Ji*UWPdl,. p . t c t w . a r , i d lb e K i« b lh n Cham ber O f Com m erce Drive Brigadier General Is ______ TO K YO . Mar. 2 5 - </P)—Ameri­ A m o n g F ift y - T h r e e can |tat.ilioo|trr> .roltlrrrd by Passengers Aboard lough Rangri* jumped today be­ A tla n tic Transport hind Communi*! liner nnith o( Seoul and iliorked mine 20.000 LONDON'. Mar. 23—(,P )- A Red troojH into baity (light. (riant U, S. An Force traniport The paralrooperi filled the iky plane with 53 |>etion> re|>oited with their brivhtly-hued paraaboard vanuhed in fog ami rain chutei like a mauivr Bailer bouover the Atlantic Ocean today Qcjuet. while minute from the United But the Communitla rallied lat­ State* to l.nghtnd. One o| the er and were fighting deipeialelv to pattengen wai believed to he 4 lurmund and wipe out the 3.300 brigadier general. outnumbered American jumper*. Scaicli .iml retrue planet from An armored column tjtrathradthree nalioni wonted the winding a (m b Allied drive by three lowed teat in ihut far liuitlet* diviiiom north of Seoul linked up learth tor tome trace of wieckage, with the juratroopi near the drop tuivivoit or hie raflt. area south of Muntan. Official- at Shannon airport in l.inei of infantrymen trudged ujr 11eland *aid the hit; plane, a Gloria M ikmI i II o|mh* the |t*.vl L'hnmttcr of Commeive Drive with a railinnt •mile. Ih. i.nve. hearted F-I2I, whieh i< known a* Glntn*. * l h e toad for milei liehind. moving by Joe:. Hatigun, get* underway Monday and will continue throughout the we»k. Speeches uill l>< made to to the aid of the haid-fighting master II. radioed at I A.M. that nil elvi.- club* and John William*. John Kadrr and .1. II. Roxt-m will u*«i-t Mr. Rniieiin in canvassing it had .VI person* aboard includ'chulistf. for nrwr memlier*. ing a VII* (very imp-i i*m perA rerond column rolled through •OHI with the rank o f brigadier general. At the time of that rethe road centrr of Uijonghu and 'prut ilii* |ilane r u t gave (It*it* fanned out to the eait. north and Mhi mill < outhwr-l west. ft Associated P re ss John Anderson To L t• Pnul BI Ls Inspection Officer Parking Spaces Arc Provided For Board High School To Aid Red Cross Drive Parachute Attack Behind Red Lines Ey-TSSL* Goes Off With Perfect Precision N ew England Yankees Contribute Many Skills To Defense Program K Sunrise Services To Be Held At 6:1J On Sunday At Municipal Bandshell The Weather ~ 4 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. 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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 22, 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/7ad261a114d4e220edbfef06f6ee1e9b.pdf 565c5eac69b2fa5c6fe7cbd614a4af77 PDF Text Text | i ■<ws i» ■■aa.:*?oipaa ■ M M PACK NTX TlfKHDAY MAIL 20, ItlSI TUB HANFORD IIKW AI.I). 8A N FO H I). FUHMItA Montgomery Named (Caotlaocd fro m Page One) Venders i t • I a 'r r date. Command e f tho land forces. South, rn Euro pa, w ill b« assigned to an Italian general. Tha b o a dquarter* announce­ ments Mid th a l Eisenhower would Orgenlxation to tra n sfe r to hla a«k tho five power D n iu e U Treaty Supreme Headquarter* A 11 I r d Power: Europe (S H A P E ) th r re­ sponsibilities o f the Brussels Part Defen># Orangixatlon which F i.ld Marshall M ontgom ery haa l « n mad* w ith th * concurrence o f the tommandinr a t Fontainebleau. The appointm ent* today were Standing group o f the N orth At* Untie T rra ty O rganlratlnn. Tho onnnunrrm rnt .aid fleneral ELenhower emphasised “ hla jrra* tltudo to th r a rv rra l naliona for making available aurh distinguishod representatives. H r f r r l* that ho haa a firs t d a ta tra m , our fu lly capable o f meeting tin* grave m p o n u lh lllirg imposed upon mrn <taalla»«4 / r * a h i * Oaa) and govrrnmrnta accepting a»ra tio n wai not given. a ig n m rn ti o f thia typ e ." In Seoul I t . r lf mine* wor* being The new appointment* “ round o u t the organlratlnn o f Supreme c le a n d from the streets and road­ Headquarter* iteelf,” th r anrmunrr* way* while the rtce ration* wore m rn t raid. doled out to long lines o f civilian* Western European defense w ill i On the w r.t central fro n t ROK be organlxed around th tro geo (It> public of Korea) aoldiera led graphical area*: the northern, ren- the Allied advance. AP correitr a l and southern sectors, who.i- piindrnt W illiam C. 'la n ia rd Mid boundaries hate nut yet tu rn p iu the oulh Korean* made the deep­ cisely outlined. Then ventral ■<i • en pentratlon o f Communist line*. A c tiv ity on the eait-cent rat to r probably w ill cover only France fro n t wa. confined to patrol akirand thr* low countries. The appointment o f Montgomery miihea a field dl.p atch Mid an o* EUrrinowet'* deputy imd l>>*en American patrol found about 100 expected. In the joh the fumed CotiununiiU dug in on tha high " M o n ty " who won g lo ry in Hrita in ’a World War II campaign in i w ill he to aid and advlic El*enN o rth A frica, w ill t,o in charge lo w e r in coordinating the overall o f training, equipping and prepnr A ir Force effort*. He 1* a veteran in g national force* ullutted to] of u lr warfare In hoth world w a n , C e n tra l Elsenhower. and .Incr C)c tolier, 1040, ha* been A ir Chief Marshal Saunders' Jul* R A F Inspector-general. War In Korea G et a S t udebaker truck and really cut costs! The stand-up stamina that you wantl Free from pas-wasting excess bulk I F ln a tl cab In an y Iru ckl lam level Hoar with rarlowd *a f(tr steps. W ill 1 [a n n u o u .t with ■’fingertip" ««t* trol and Ad)uWo-Ah srar-5!,"% arm m u . Two mo visor,. Dual wind* U L tiA M 1401 FRENCH A V E . ground overlooking Iho riv e r north o f Pungam. A rtille ry and o lr a tta ck* forced lb * Rada to w ithdrew. Twelve B-29 Super fo rts Tuesday pounded Hamburg on N o rth Ko* rca'a emit r o u t . Four other Super* forte h it a bridge near Knwon, South o f Hamburg, Field dispatches indicated the A llies were advancing a g a lm t re­ tre a tin g Communlita a ll along tha front. Censorship was lifte d on tho rapture o f tha Chungbyong re­ servoir and power station IS mile* noriheaat o f Seoul. They were raptured intact three days ago. United Nation* troop*, the Eighth A rm y (aid, have advanced beyond th a t point. Moderate rear-guard action wa* reported during the day. Chinese ■ml N orth Korean Com m unlita were reported a t three widely* separated point*: east o f Uojongbu, which U 12 m” *s north o f Seoul; northeast o f lla n g ye on tho central front, and north n f Al* lled-hrld Kangnung on the ear.t ra n k The Rrds have thrown up read block* in some place* to delay the U. N. advance. From the central fro n t AP correspondent Tom Bradshaw re­ ported evidence the Chinese were only try in g to *low down lh U. N. advance u n til they ran com­ pute th r ir w ithdraw al n in th o f He »aid the main resistance was met Monday on a road running northeast o f Hongchon. Although w ithdraw ing behind th r old boundary between N orth and South Korea, the Communists hinted they plan to return some day. The Red Korean radio nl Pyongyang railed on Korean ynuth* to rUe against the U nited Nations during a "w o rld youth week" to start Wednesday. The radio railed on Korean youth o f both *e ie * to "ris e against the enem y" and "s ta rt people'* rio t* everywhere." "Take away the gun from tho American enemy and (Korean president) Hyngman Rhee'a group and shoot them in the breast," tha radio M id. South Korean soldiers were u rg ­ ed to tu rn on U. N . soldiers "Tn a righteous uprising and re m t to the people'] rmy. m unist) arm “ ■ (Com (C AP N ate PoloP correspondent co ir spoor wetxky reported from the central fro n t th a t the A llies Monday found one o f the war's biggest hauls o f Red arm s and ammunl^ tlon. Much o f i t was buried, In­ dicating (he Reds planned to usd I t a t a later date. The cache in . Hurled 10 hew ltiers, 24 m artaraj 40 machine guns, nearly 400 rifle q and seven rocket launchers. Mountain clim bing M arine* ii the central sector advanced slow ly northward, presumably tow ar Chunehon. Chunrhon Is a form er Chinese headquarters only eight mUva couth o f 00. I k e M fih A ir Force flew record 860 portico Monday.__ Look ot that trim, tlook, streamlined dot Ifni That'* ano roaion a Studabakor truck It I stand-out In low-cot) operation, Painitaklng mailor croft*manthlpput* w#er* resisting long Ilf# into ovary detail of ovary Studabakor truck. But there's no *up«rflueu* dead weight to watto your gatellno. Studabakor truck* com* In *ls*« and who*l bato* for hundred* of hauling nood*. Two great Studabaker-built truck engines— the Icon-o-mltor—rha high torque Power*PIu* —ire marvati of «mooth performance. M O TO R CO . P H O N E 1570 Atomic Tests (CeallaaeO P r m rase One) be "coming along later on." IleH declined to say wnen asked if they would be held at Enlwetok. The "te s tin g season'' al E nlwetuk—h u m th e standpoint o f the weather begin* late In March. Tha p re va ilin g wind* blow from the southeast then. Thus Hullo* active dust and spiay fiom an atomic blast would d rift away from inha hi le<l areas of the M a r­ shall Island and from Hawaii, 2,000 miles to th r east. Enlwetok is in the M arshall girup. O’Dwyer Claims tCaatla*-ea ream »■•** Oae| probers, O’D w yer said it had been quite im possible” for him lu keep detailed ta b on gambling and rackets. He said he depended “ on the In­ te g rity " o f Id* subordinate*. Prodded by H alley, hn conceded he once railed o f f one rs r k rt\,in ti'stig a tin n on u d v lrr of hb aides because it wan "Interfering w ith police Dior ah1." “ You c e rta in ly suspected police corruption?” he wa* n>krd. " I was w orrier! for fuur yrars," said the fo rm e r mayor. “ I knew I wa* s ittin g on n powder hrg and anyone who I* In city hall Is s it­ ting on a powder keg. Yon know bow d iffic u lt it I* to put your fin ­ ger on it . " ( I'ltw y r r , te s tify in g for the *ec. oi.d day in the packed, klieg.light­ ed hearing room , said that In Ib id , he became aw are that “ palin’ at that tim e were unable to cope w ith the gangster-murder situation." He M id he set up a special In vestigation by fo rm e r Deputy I'o lice Commissioner F ra n k Hals, bul but aeon called It o ff a fte r ex-Pollc* Commissioner A rth u r Watlandei said it was "d is tu rb in g morale." Digging into the mysterious death in the early '40'» o f Abe Relea, a key witness In the old Mur­ der. Inc., mob prosecutions, lla llc r demanded If Hals, In charge o f the men gu railing Itelra, was not at fa u lt. Oldsters Gain Power " g h l ( D -A rk ) had Chairman “Fulbrlght favored winding ■ ig Ii t up by "Mar. d l, hut the sis other members over ruled nlm. IC M t d s M Pram Page Oaa) doing research fo r tha State's re­ tirem ent v illa g e plan, told tha conference ■ study of St. J'rte rslu r g re tire e * showed the most popular recreations among them are card playing, gardening and fishing. S huffleboard wa* fourth on the list o f sports but firs t on th>- li t of organised reerrathms. Webber said th r oldsters o f St. Petersburg— a favorite haven fo r th r r lr d r r ly — include former S k ill­ ed w orker* fo r the most p a rt. There are not a great many fo r ­ mer professional people and few retired farm ers. Small businessmen are p le n tifu l. Webber’s study la part o f hla research on the villages. The state is hoping p riva te capital w ill b u ild the com m unities as center* fo r pensioner* w ith low Incomes. The im a ll rentals would help keep oldsters o f f the state welfare rolls. Gasoline Taxes Tourist Party I I ss II m M Pram P m * Sm I taw , s till would make the individ­ ual user responsible fo r the tax. He could get a perm it am) pay the ta x directly, or pay the dealer when be Uiughl his gas and let the dealer remit to the state. Each dealer would be required tn nuskr monthly re p o rt* and tax remittances. I f he sold to a private u f r r w ith a state p e rm it, be would report the user's p e rm it n u m W and volume nf purchase* and the state would have a check on the ta x payment. (C ontinued from Psge One) W o , N. II., were winners in sing­ ing “ Sweet Adeline", Mr. Stevens ilm sang several solos including “ The U ow orv" w ith hi* own ac­ companiment. Featured entertainers were Peg­ gy W rig h t, who played “ Mslguena” and two y o u th fu l tap dancers fio m the D uxbury school, June Jennings and Joe Andrews. The orehestra Included H a rry Wester, piano; Dave Shannon, vlo. lin ; R ill M a rtin , bass; and W. R. Connolly, banjo and cello. RFC Inveatiffation I C n l l t i M ream Pace Os* I ilrn ln vd it. He also disputed Mr*. Smoot's story. In addition to gathering testi­ mony on this point, the senator* decided at their closed session to continue their inquiry indefinitely. DR. C. L. PERSONS Optsaaetriat EYES EXAM IN ED III 8 P alm etto A **. G L A S S E S F IT T E D |Ants With Wings! May Be ITER M I T ESI Be Sure To Call or W rite To-day For FREE Inspection FIDELITY Exterminating Co. Orlando P H O N E — 2-1211 PHONE— 2-18.12 N l*rh t & Sumluy 313 N orth M ain Street . . . fo r y o u r needs MISSES* P A T E N T PLASTIC HAND BAGS L IT T L E INFANTS* ROBETTE RAYON DRESSES Darling for the M ISS E S ' PLASTIC HAND RAGS 29c Hauler Kim* or I'u rm ti .Mil 170. HISSES' ANKLETS LA DIES' The Fosgate Citrus Solid Color* in lovely imnlcl* or bright Hhnden. 25c pr. PURSES Double decker*, Shoulder Strup, Pouch type in White und Pnutel colored Pleat ic. RAYON TRICOT Growers Cooperative PANTIES Of 100'^ Nylon Inf hnrmoninti* color*. Children'* sizes 2 to 12 In Pink, Blue, Malae or W hite • with dainty lace trimmed Insert on tha ley. and the Fosgate Citrus 39c pr. Concentrate Cooperative LA D IES ' L A D IE S ' Rayon Crepe In lieautlful NYLON HOSE join in extending to all Florida Citrus > BIX) USES colors. Growers o most cordial invitation Full fashioned Al gwtgi*, IB denier in new 8p»iitr Other blouse* . . . 1.00 Circular 8klrt» In 80 square Prints. to attend an 2.98 H h c iu a . 1.19 pr. Irregularp 98c O pen H ouse pr. LADIES' RAYON PANTIES Wednesday, March 21st, 11 A. M. to 4 P. M. * * 59c 3 * ' - 'v in commemoration o f the completion and I t * - format opening: o fy-^===jr-Florida’s newest .4-^ and most modem concentrate plant ,<**■&ffc a «rt ^ ' z, «“T 3 * * 3 r» .»• . / tI hf T j^ rn i li * *■ %* ’ _, . i * LADIES' HALF SLIPS Rayon, lam ude - trimmed 1.98 atylaa. �X.’V rl In Unity There Is Rlrenglh— To Protect I ha Peace ul ih r H u tU ; 1o Promote the I ' l u i t K i of America. Ttt Produce Prosperity for Sanlurd. fflc p H a n f o r d THE Iffr c a t f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXII E s ta b lis h e d Allies Retake Last Red Base • South Of 38th SANFORD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY 1008 MAR. 21. ilL.I & ^ 9 Seoul. An A me r lean tank patrol on tin* road to injim K t.tr tun Into a heavy mine field. “ The small nrm * and mortar fire were no intense that it waimpossible fo r the men to leave the* tanks ami remove the mines," an operations o ffic e r said. On the east roast South Korean Tin erovv.lt-d l-uki- Mary C om m unity Center w hich on Saturday p i. ei.leiit of ill. I nk. Mary Cl im lw r of Corn merer, greet.,! the units were o ffic ia lly (dared w ithW in Sl * miles of the old lamler Might wa* the scene o f the 2*Hh annual Pioneer N ight program, Kintik mole than M i person# p rc ..-nt. The program was marked liy nreh.-c -itigtng r i i t r i tainmefll talk n u n .ru in g piom-ei du> lietwren N o rth nmt South Korea. •‘vims, who ha* conduct. .1 the p ro g ia m an anally aince it was in itia l- tia l lit jslngtnu, ■hi t I-ih .' i l-v Kar.yft- I Im i-holder .1 a ttn r. *-v Patrols may have reached or ed 26 year* ago, * » . again master o f ceremonies. C, crossed the im aginary line. AP eorrcspomietit Tom Hrodshave reported from the central front that United Nations troops were unonpo |.y the vanishitiK enemy. lie said armored patrols W«re probing the a irs Is-1 ween the main A llied lines and Parallel m Earlier reports plner.l American W units five m il** -until of Chun# * ^ "T T W **- 91 d t » ------ rhnn. " Millionaire R e d I s cnate I s Asked T o Prom Eighth Arm y lira. Ils s lIa s rS ISn I's s r I'U k il FrcedOnGroimdsOf Contempt Charge Against Field !s Declared Invalid Lake Mary Concert Orchestra Truman Asked To Withdraw Plan To Reorganize RFC § M ™ I t lit I PI T ilt E. Mar. 21 — (JPl — T h re r Negro -u-p«.t- n. an early motnlng holdup-bid. naplng o f a fillin g station oper­ ator here, were apprehended at HI. < loud and one o f thrm was ciuotr.l liv tt.n -.ila rounlv sher­ i f f young Tindall as claiming lh .il hr. loo. was a kidnap sirtlm. FORT PIKRC E. Mar. 2 1 - f/D — Three unidentified Negroes early today held up and robbed Perry CJ. Linthlrum , 33, rig h t operator o f a fillin g station nn U. H. H igh­ way j near hete, took him in the car In which they were rid in g to a ranal near Veru Reach, made him strip to the skin, tied him up w llh his elclhes, tensed hint Into a drainage canal In shallow water, and drove away In the darkness. LithlfUH! InVfvttiffRtlnf « f. fleers he soon freed Mm«elf, hail ed a pasting m otorist and re tu rn ­ ed to F ort Pierre, where he no­ tified the police department. He accompanied Deputy .Sheriff Vrron Christianson, police Lieut. Oils A lfo rd and Patrolman Shel­ don K rm p lwck to the scene, where the o ffice r* said they found part o f l he missing clothing and other evidence to substantiate Linthicm n’a story. The holdup occurred about 4:30 A . M. wb«-n U thtcum was alone in the stntiun and netted $107.26, I he records showed. Po|k-e di«pat.'hr.l a statewide alarm. While police were investigating th i* e*»e, th e ft o f a 11,000 rash register and an ratlm atrd 160*10 nr more In ra»h from the Mradown Restaurant on the highway at the Stale Farm er* Market south or Fort Pierce was reported. Kntrance, police said, wa» gained through a window. A ll availablt tlue* were bring cheeked ihlHF* ".ll" Right To Consider Abolishing Public Loan A r c i i c v Silence WASHINGTON, M ar. 21 < /l’ » — Frederick V a n d rih ill Field. New Yotk imllionaiie. was (trrd I... 1* y id contempt o l Congttss charges. Federal Judge T. Alan GoldsI mhoukIi , who presided at Field** In a l without a ju ry, granted a de­ fense motion for acquittal. The Judge held Field wa* w ith ­ in his constitutional rig h ts in re­ fusing to an-wer questions o f a Senate Foreign Relations Subcom­ mittee on grounds his an-wer* might incrim inate him. Field was charged w ith con­ temptuously refusing to answer 32 question* during an investiga­ tion of charges by Senator Mc­ Carthy (D -W isj th a t CommunirU m rnt,. had in filtra te d the State DepartField, great grandson o f Corneliu* Vanderbilt, w a* linked w ith Communism In testim ony from Louis Hudne:, a form er Com­ munist. Judge Holds borough commentn t • -T he court I* sif tile opnioti that if the defendant tF ie ld ! had l l watlAMea Sla I 'M * n a a n Determined Suicide Attempt Is Failure CHICAGO. Mar. ifl - l/V> — Kntlly Prurna* la convinced that he is almost indestructible. T h r 5ti.yr*r-nld fa cto ry worker W" « w m i,dheb wa,.'° * ^ r , itls, |', r^ d a , saying he ' “ I I V n !.tn lllt dlsappotutssi that he had flnhle d two a t'm p t * to k ill hirn-elf. |. ^ * ‘ u L u ir.u l IT.-mas related that oil1 . in a fit of despondency, he went «n a n railroad . ..kir.ii*.! -ta ts - and ■...I fin d . to siding .32 caliber bullet in to hi* ehrst lie walk rtl home and went to lied, expecting to illr. Rut Hu inlay m orning lie awakenesl, surprised, lie brooded all day an.1 Sunday n ig h t he aim ni fo r hi* heart and again lay down to die. Hut again death rludrd ti in. and <>n M inlay his brother, W illiam , saw- blond soiling Premas' shirt and railed police. Surgeons who removed the bul­ The Hi nfnrd M inisterial Associa­ lets said Premas aim fo r his tion, at a spedat meeting yester­ heart wa* rlose to the target but day. went on r.-cord as strongly I lint rlh hones deflected the bul­ opposing the repeal of the pres­ lets. Hospital reports say P r e m a s ent th rre day w aitin g law fo r marriages, the Rev. J. K. .Mc­ I# "recovering nirely. Prc.fl»* said the despondency Kinley sal.) today. The m inister* met a fte r th e ir net in a ft r r some d rin kin g . a ttrn tio r had been called t« the MAHGARCT TRUMAN fact that there wa* a possibility NEW YOKK, M ar. S l- fA T — that the next le g isla tu re would attem pt to repeal the present M argaret Truman, In her fir s t dram atic role on radio, w ill coWaiting law. star w ith J M ira ritrw a rt in • They also voted (a I n f o r m r n m r n ta lir e * in the Legislature play ever A e N a lk n a l Breadt th e ir a rt Ion. asking them to do casting Company netw ork A p r. what they ra n to prevent the re- 1M. T h r daughter o f the President peal n f thr* legislation. £ ; The m inisters al*o urge all In ­ w ill appear in “ Jackpot," a fea­ terested people to express th e ir ture of the Bereen Directora P ity opinion to th<-ir representative*. house series. I t w ill be broadcast fro m 10 to 11 P. M. (K 8 T ). M id Rev. M cK inley. 0 Ministern Favor •1-Day Wasting Law Leased W ire N o. 150 Truman Declares Highway Safely Is I'G sT“ " o„ ^ Armed Forces Of V ital Necessity, Concerning Wealth; Admits Bookmaking U S Have Doubled Kiwanians T old l it O LE N cT.h m k .n t h TOKYO. Mar. 21— (/T ,— An American tank forte today rumbled into the former Chinese ilro n ft- 1 hold of Chunchon. Ii met only Hag-waving Korean civilians. The Chinese, who had made the central Korean road center their I troop massing point tn Soulh K<>- [ rea. apparently had withdrawn north of Parallel 18. Chunchon it H1 miles m utli of the Red Korean border. It wa» frs>m Chunchon dial the Chinese inounl'-d their two massive offensives in January and I ehiuary against W .uqu. deep in crn tr.il K oira. On the western front. South Korean and American task forces tanging u|i the historic invasion route of Koiea humped into hitler Communist irs iita n c r mulls of Thi*ee Negroes Rob And Tie Up Filling Station Operatoi P re ss Costello Defies U.S. Senate Committee On How Much He’s Worth Pioneer Night At Lake Mary B i t t e r Resistance Is Iviet By VanguardOf Advancing UN Force As Chunchon Falls • A s s o c ia te d W EATHER 1 loudy and occasional ra in in ■•-day. Parity cloudy elsewhere. A lr » light -h o a rr* In south portion. Partly cloudy » r i l h r r northeast and r r n tr .il p u rliiw t through Thursday, Murh of the enjoyment drived from Pioneer N ig h t was ft -n the- playing Mary Concert Left• »to an f ‘IS of the ■Lnke rssK. 10 .. » •/.Jin 1 I I ’Orchestra. *1' " ' I IS 1*1 *» frig 1tr IIh1t lin 'frr*. s . Ile h n _Z row er, guest m >.ilo Perry llrem er, trum pet anl .oil Helen /. iM ttrowrer, lo irirt; t; P e tri llrt-m.-r, leader] id e r; II. R. Herkentiarh, cello ; oy Howell, sasotihone; Ann Lovell, leader] sderj II R. H m ith, drum; Raymond lla ll, violin; John Prckham, drum and Robert ftr r n ir r , piano. Lansing Says Salt Mar. .‘i1 Is F i n a l Water Fish Agency Dav To Pity Taxes, May Be C r e a t c d Gall way Declares It, i.. M II.H IN K I I . M W A S IIIN G IO N . M u . 21 t A ’ i C'haiimaii M iU lellan (I) A ik ) id the Senate l.*|vruditutrs Committee imqioseil Imlay that 1‘ iriid e n t T tuman w illuliaw lem |K iiaiily ins hotly dli|iUle.l pi ll. In ir-i .1:is,s the Re1 *:r ............. institution F in am a rre. (Co constitution I m oqvotalion. H r said Congress should he .illowed In work nut Hi own solution t .» ./* 1 . to th r la tr o f RFC. h u ff mrnt Im tlintt agrncy A S rnatr tu b co n iin iltrr in n lrn J i tit* RFC ha. fallen under the control . . xfra of *n influence ting w tlli \M u lr Home (o n tia e ti. McClellan made the- .i.gge.llen as hi* committee opened public beutlug- III) the I’ l l ddent*- ptoi.o*n| 1.1 aholi-h the five-man RF* io tir.l o f directors and put the >een<y under n single adm ini-tra tor. 'This plan should le- w ilh deaern te m p o ra rily," McCleila t said. Senator Mayhank (D -H C i, ehalrman ef the fu ll t anking rem m lttrc who spiike n the lend o ff w lln r**. said he thuught that "m ight lo- u g"CHl id m ." Mayhank *«h! I........ .. rs Ih. President's plan in any .-veru would not la- 0 fin a l solution, and thut hi- ctim m ltlee want* to work out idea, o f H.h own 011 what to do w ith RFC. I|. . . id he Intends t „ .a ll hearing* Immediately on several proposal* to aledisl. the mr<n*y The Florida Legislature may I ( >„IV a f . T ^ T v . remain create a M il w a te r D*h eomm »- w hieh .Semln-de C o u n ty '* i.spa* on similar to th a t in California. . (11. . , ..... ,,n> nlnll ; f !X r *r;, v ^ u ? ,^ l » h r « i I * ll'e ir c m ! real. ps-T mKTr. "<dr lll.a ! * LI io n ** rClub i {,B*loV 'h ' " rtl and tax a -.., membari .l.v Jnh Intangible , , ; aUlpWB>, Clarence1— - -- *•W elsh*' lntr#d" m l ' ,y 1 '*renee| t 0 * C olh.lur, advised today. Pointing out th a t what formerly j M?rrh " i»»< month in seemfsl to lo- inexhauatihle ftshinrr " " llM ’ M1,a> paid l*rf.-r.resources on the F lo rid a eoa-ls nre! a m ininiuiti " f '• ps-r re n t is levif I I n n w .ilm ln is h in g .T V 'to id of«.V,T.'. I • W lm ' " -d i" " i-e rty taxes • i enforcement u ffic e ra in the S t . l f Mr o '"1 "»■!•»*» personal uni # ff(| o f „ j rp|anf, t,, 1 intangible ta n In addition !-• I Jm, j i ^ i u ,p o f gto,, nct, A* u '*ds p.ualty levy, M r Gallows , t r r ' u l* the fishing ia improving on Pointed ...it th.- tax la w * in p u t . ’ w in I. " (he west roast o f the state, he *he additional charge „ f a fro L'b b . M . f ■,r ndv. rtising the property *« n .u * , . w L . _ . .. . . . . . . . . . . . __ 1 ,Iclinouent, H. hit*h “ * __ whieh fee is 30 cent* la t i i fo fm n U trr WBa th r (i|M*nintr The Florida W ild life Federa­ II «Hils..*a *la P s ie toafcti !! ssllsHra .in l-nae CVsblt tio n , he drelared, wax urganited by \ turslni-simen and spnrttm rn to I ronserve natural resoure*- lnelud-1 Ing tlm le r, w ater supply, soil* and w ild life. Since the organixation of the Seminole County Sportsman A*»«ria tio n and the b rin g in g of game warden* here. Ille g a l seining of thousands of pound* o f fish a year f EDITOR'S N O T H : The n i t e r ol Ike follow ing di.psteh has been ehi-cked. he pointed out. hss been no a fo u r day, underwater training cruise sUtard a One result I i th a t fish in g of perrh II. H. Nav, snorkel sithm irine In A tla n tir waters.) and has* hsi been improye.1, he said. More than DO perernt nf the Ily El.TON C. FAY to u rists eomlng lo F lo rl.la want to ADOARD SUI1MARINE GHAMPUS, Mar. 8 (Delayed) (/V) fis h , said Mr. L a m in g . Ate uihmaiinei dangerom ) H r stated th a t a t a recent ses­ sion o f llie Florida W ild life Federa­ Tiie truthful answer to lin t it prnl.alily y n . Dtev have m ottion, it w si voted to ask the Fresh I u tll-in h a /.tii* than other craft hut that ti the nature of the v rtie l W ater Ram* and Fiah Commission lo ston all seining In Florida wa- I h r y mutt have thrm . Hut they alio h a tr a boatful o f safely gadget* and techniques. < (raallsaeg Da l*a s * K lik ll Let's ronsldrr th r dangers save the imat, tardiness in diving l l l ’HMAN'H H O LID A Y D ra t: willmean Its destruction hy a ir­ B E LLIN G H A M , W ash* Mar. Thera is lha m a ile r o f buoy- c ra ft or surface ships. 2 1 —W F—I I was th e last placa This low buoyancy factor* you would look fo r • fugitive, but anev. The margin between float­ means the submarine Is particu­ th a t's where o ffic e r* found Ray in g any finking, w hen a sub­ la rly vulnerable to enemy gun­ Weldon, wanted oa n wat r a i t m arine Is nprra tin g oa the sur­ fire nr tn rolhston. A ship'* !>«W face, i« lest than f o r any other k n ifin g thrnugh the sub's hull charging grand larceny. Officers her* th o u g h t Weldon r r a f t . i t i* almost a h a irlin e d if­ ran send her down like a alone, m ig h t visit a frie n d In the slate ference. It has to h« th a t way. too fast fo r bulkheads to (•* iwfiitenthry at a t W a lls Walla and T tw submarine m ust lie aide to rinsed. n o tifie d of fleer a th e re to nab him. submerge In a m a tte r o f sec-. The second danger im inl i . They did. undo. In rombal, a q u ick diva can (Ceattewe* Ow ra ce B a k u MPSae-.. - - iweae. « ■*>, j M W YORK Mar 21— 1/1’ > j l ndeiwnrt.i K ... Frank Costello Russians Warned That D e c la r e s hwi.iv d rlir d Senate .rune invest.'ntrolmnn galois f.u die fourth tin e in then Peaceful Countries Death Rate Here Is r f f o i li lo find out hts nrt w ottli. W ill Maintain Peace Twice That Of State He s.ud hr woulilu t ansvsei the question iiv ritxKsr it. \ \i i \nu K i u . i n n n . t m l n u r t r irniirtlW ith the same sullen stubborn­ KEY WEST. M u 21 UP) f ’ lr iid r n l 11 unia n tr tv r.l notice r*( h\ I.trill 1 1 T.iyiot nl the ness hr has dtiplvved when the H o iitij Itig h u .n I'.iitn l. nl tlin r mailer came up previously, t'ostell.nla* that the l m trd Stairs hat doubled itv aimed lo u r , nin e tr«|H»!l«ilu|m in (»«<■%«rftlcftie 11* 111* lo >.iid th r .onutiitler was .i»koo; .H iu lfn li Mull a * th r 101 |.i«( io i inhumation it had not i i i ’ ht the m i avion nl Korea in irv u l " . t il l lu illir i Communnl atiai kv Vrm i %%!iu|i i**«ultr«| in I I iit.ilih r* to. in Seminole ( ’minty. .1 t »4te "I irlused hefnre." Costello againit id h ri lire nationi laid I'm not going to answer An ru h a n g r of Irlrg ia m . I.elw»e the vtate air,age. I irnl I ivim t u t intKHltltra I •V lin t c)!ir»lii>ii. tween die President and >•'. ici.viy Hie yamfilet. labeled l-v the .d Defense M a i.h ill do. Iiiti-tl that How H.l M ootirlh. w!io uitrodured this eountty's unifoimed lo u rs now also I Indus.iv Patiolm aii If D committer at head of a national stand at mote than i.'HNl.OOH nine H a iti..-ii «l Sauloisl Joel fie ld citme svndicale, pictured lum tell to the in m im ltrr as one now tn months alter Koteaii Red. launched presided y iy r .l in p u irl) legitimate Imsiness. I'.iioliny ool that in a sense th ru unpiovokrd alia, k June 2 ' \u d lie said lie wain I going <itiren. <d a . oiiimirnilv air pisl M r. I ruiuan mad. tlo i. Is gram pidd.. shortly la-foii- leal log lit as mu. ll irsponsihlr fo| acildrnts to talk about sshat assets lie has. 7:'l0 A M f..i ii v.-it lo F o il J. f Costello pictured hinis.-tf ns a as th o ir involved, I irut. Taylor frrson m the t i n |.- it ie«. atH.nid promoter of jet boiler* f.u the stirise.l lit. ure.l ssf moie public tin- destroyer S.n fl.d.l It.- i» dm* tw nefit of housewives w ith small ..nek at fi I'M . uippoil liu law rnloreemenl. apartm ent*. The President w ill fly hark to He eoneesied In-fore the Heimte Already in l*'M there hav. Ii.-sn W u-long I o|< tom oilow to spru.l tile four (w-rsons title d in aiumnol.lli- Crime Committee the jet boiler Kn -1ei wi-rkeiid w ith Mrs liiq u u u a iv ld .n l. in Snuin.de C.umtv. lie tmslrie** hadn't taken up tm ieli of nod 1i|s -inglro* .Inughtei M .nenr- stnl.sl n f these, tw o were killetf i hi* tim e so far. et. II. is seheiluUil lo tuke o ff at in the I ity and two outside. said " It's in il* infancy," IV M Thu ruin > lrs.ni tin- 11... n I t ’s jt u t started," In Florida during t'.i.Vi a total t'hien Ait Station, . ight and n hall The h ru llrr was ile irril« ,d as m ile. Irom th i- Navul sutimarine o f H72 person* were killed and an in fra red h ro ilrr for use in l J . l l - injurisl, h r ir v t a ltt l. station apartment homes, hut Costello Mr. Truman's nunoiin.e.iieut wti* ( i f (hr m»»rr Ihnn 6!!a00(t ifriv n * said he didn't undvistand it's a i.i’w warning to Soviet Ito-sia lnv«'l\r,l in ncridputi in th r Main mechanical detail*. that th i- country "in rnmpuit) with In^t y rn i, rim ir lim n 8H n rrrrn t P rior to Costello'* appearance, otliei free nations" i« determiniHl \n>Utc‘«l m law, .u l I.iru t. Taylor. the committee issued a secund " to i-sruhli-h and maintain mu Id l l r f r r t L r v th lrlr^ , hr |M»in(i'«t out, in vita tio n to New York Governor (reace." I 'llh <1 J»*ll fiv r |»r|^r|Jt of (hr Th.uua- E. Dewey to appear l>eo It. eniphn‘ if.d ih. .(’*.-.1 w ith fo.e il about gambling nt Sara­ which (his country |s m hint.line f hi w1*4 .in i h r m in ih rr «*f mi!r< toga H|o ings, N. Y. fit*. .J.-JcU -»-* to ill set. King Mnr* ' i n \ i ln l, m inoir (‘uim^y In it Henator Charles T<d»-y H i M i l • hull's telegruin giving the ire of vrn i Ism I n f u t ilit y ovunt^c1 In aid Costello's refusal to art-w rr motor nr* iilrn l of rim riy Iwiri* "makes us suspuioo* and I don't "i.Mil.|r#t whitt ti \%a* •»!» .lutir if* th r *f(tit* n o tiiiu 1, hr ait! In want to I.e suspicious." “ ilit * ilmthlhiK *»f ««iif « irn tifih th r f ’Uv of I ;I n11>Cl thi i lilt "The world can’t think well of lin* ttuFCimpli^lii.l !«• than u h o lr nf In**! yrm only four j»«*i a man who cov.-rd up." he added. mm' months nfti-i thu ('*111111111111 1 viiiD u r n in nolo a rfiilriit* . Costello l it - disclosed In- tin* ngg.e -ion ngain-t 'lie Reput.li lo- t..lit th r KmaniariB :.i .oiti.l iGiO.l'iNI in .ash in lit* o f K .m a," (it-nerwl Marshall r ii - .1 Lhr Htilulioii to th r (irnM m i H h.nne -nfe un.l in two bank in*"For M l,n'gth we have already cilln.fi t h i r r fnlil, hr *tu tr*| nmt itirlu«|r« counts, but la-yond ih .il, lo con­ tended hi* holdings are Ids own ed a total strength in i**rc< - of h lr h u ay m ic iiu rr in if, law rnfarca** a ffa ir. -'.'*00,1 MmI . -W *s tint attained in mrnt ntti! n lu ra tion of ilrivrr«. " lb . you have a safe deposit W orld War It until mine lim n ‘21 F hniila r lull on r nt rip hi nI **' mi,B(|ta r „ ur t.iuhi up slaite.l that nl low 41i vr r * 1in* !i ■*•i* I <» l».\ anywhere else other than m your hom e)" n«ke.i eommilt.-e in June c m . following the full thiHM* o f III yrnra o f npr, In* >"i.n-.-I I! mini |.h Hull.-i aihlnl. U'anee. and more than Ih ... Costello -lotc.l al the celling Out of 7*1 v mint torn that lr»l month* A ftrr lY u rl I I iimhii nit., the in fulfil m t iiliiilv in FLoiifu la at u io li.e iiln rlly. Mini log Thtt p m U M look iim ium fll w o rl.L w i.fr .ti*. I •- h . ..f y r a r , lf7it u r r r ihir t •* ^|w*r4f 1D- a b it., hot gltile of kileg lights. I hen h. sni.l In In- h...ii ■. Hun th r p rt'tfir*e of Am* n.-nn .<« (• n-. * tii tlrlvinir on th r u n m p *i»lr of “ N il." th r tnntl, ai»4 r’»7 t«* iln v in p whih* v o|< • *nd the e x ch a n g e d le lrg ia n »a Cosicllu's attorney. G e o rg e arounit th r uloiw Lv th r int-ixu u tn l. Tin* fo u rth larif* ** im iilc n t i*ii m i up fm tor wa* ill'* W olf, ha- contended that his fj,ale |)r partnienl‘* Voice .if Am.-i nya i« tlnif *top *li:n» of nipnan* , lo in i> ro n *tltu tl..o a ll) entitled ica. IC«s Mi ,44 ..a l*ii ■e • 1, 1.11 hr Nniil. }}<' telegraphed Marshall f t np«*tI Stm klaml rr|N»rVr«l pro I wish to commend you and all your nssneiist hi the A rm y , N a vy,) gnaw In the preiw ration* for the and the A ir Force for the siren- K i a uni* m liiA tirt •h im mi Apr. uou* e ffo rts which have nu.de such «i. F u rl 11 ipp in t*oth nm i i a t o l that v a tio in Huh ar« ihiK uina t>oy' grow th pov’ ible, "T his tremendmis gain in ..... am! p ir li for (tir K in y am! Q u rrn H HNilmiftl MM l ‘« n r u a i l Ila s lls s fa Os Psae 11*101 Voungi'iToAnswer Warren’s Charges Before Grand Jury Two Arc Injured In ('old Forccsist For Two ( ’sir Collision Fntiro Peninsula ,, Tvv" people w»te injured th iI.A K r.L A N D , Mat, 21 More cold weather tonight for ntornlng at in *2" ..'cI. h-W In n.i nt N . nt It t‘"e th rrn peninsular H ori.ta v*»- nutom'ddle collisinn fo re .-a .tto .ia y hy the )-edri* Stale .street and Magnolia Avenue. the Injured were M r*. Samuel *' r “ ** M arnlng .Service M ill '" h i l ewis nf Itirminghnm, Ala., and r l .rT t *V ""r WII* tin-*. It VV. Lewi-. 2f» yen. >.|.| . fovecast: N i'gi,, drive, nf ii Mo-ely Cadtlln-Tonight and Thursday ino.mng fuiie.nl coarli Ih.th w<ie tnlen l'» rtly clmidy and colder ....... .th to Fernald-ljaught.ui M .im uial ' r t , J.^ ' " " V ,V t u r o .u» 10 itr ir r r r . In th r north I... pitul, M r , la « i in nn Kin-1 nn Funeral ll.nne nudiulsnce and K ium-Ii Lewis in a ,\|«»ely atnhu. l -ri.y ... ....... ■»' -»»k"- lance. The extent of the injttri. * Im-l not (M-en fu lly determined by It.ton, north and central, slightly Until automobile« were batily in southern rfiM rirt. -mashed up, according to l.lcnt. Outl.Hvk] cool in smith and cen­ Max thus arid Capl. Roy Tif 1lo of tra l i l l - t i i i t * and tu lh c r r.-M m l'i the Police Department lianing-tem perature* near the .lunger to tin- t'lfiO Cadillac wax ntlm ated (mint fo r tender truck in northern at 1 2,01 "I ..ml to tin- tum (lldsinnd istricts Friday morning. Idle, nlaiut ( 1,200 A t the tune of the accident the Cadillac was la-mg driven we*: on N inth Street, a through street, by Em ail Lewis, and tlo Old,mo­ bile, driv.-n t.y P hilip Cohen of CHICAGO, Mar. 2 !- |/p > — H uf­ Ituffalo, N. V., wan going south fy . a "2(1.pound Great Pyrenees, on Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Lewi* aid to Ih- the only dog of It- kind wa* a passenger. in the nation, tea* reported ml*slio lh drivers fare charge* of Ing yesterday and feared a victim carries, and negligent driving. of dngriaprrs. This afternoon It wa* rrp n rtrd The dog'* owner, Dr. Collin ' I that Philip Cnhru Is nt the hospi­ Doyle, said H uffy vani-he.l Sunday tal and is receiving x-rays to de­ from the Inclo-ed yard o f the termine the extent o f an in|ury. Ik.yle home. H uffy has a shaggy, M r*. Lewis was released and Enoch w hite coat, w ithout markings. Lewis, Negro, remained for treatDoyle said there I* an American merit. strain o f Great Pyrenee., hut llu ffy is the only representative in this COOK HEN TEN CFP country o f th# Spanish breed, O KLAHO M A C IT Y . Mar. 2 1 raised in the kennels n f the Infanta l>P>—Admit led slayer W illiam E. Don Alfonso o f the Hpanish royal Conk, J r . today was sentenced to fam ily, R u ffy wa* a puppy when terms totaling 30(1 years in "A lDon Alfonso gave him to Doyle calraa nr anolhtr nfe prison where in 1M2. A t that tim e D»t> Alfonso he has no chance to escape” fu r was a student and Dr. Doyle nn the slaying o f the five member* of im tru e to r In the R ritish Royal the Carl Muster fa m ily of A t­ wood, III, Naval Academy. ji'r r ir 'a; a s i'S*'irt& riii Myriads Of Safety Devices Protect Sensitive Submarines From Disaster Rare 220 Found Dojc Reported MiHsinjc fe:-= Vp yi - T i l l V II t- s s iK I' M ar II — . ! ’i—Governor Warren i.ala) - ll- n e m le . l Washingii... . 0.11. I 4 ju d g e S am ll tta y 011 c h a r g e s ..( ilr.in k rn n r--, M IA M I, Mar 21 !■' Col, lack II. Younger, president of the Grenier Miami C lim e 1 '.m unis*ion, -aid he would g,< before tlu- Dade county .-.and ju ry late today at his <wn reque-t 1.1 answer any q u e s t i o n * aleuit charges made again*! him t.y Governor Euller Warren. \cen*rd by Warren of ,.--oci. ating w ith "one of M iam i’ s most notorious gamblers." Younger said he would sign a w aiver of im m unity and testify unde. ..utn lo any question* atsmt -neb an association. A fte r he has np|o-are,i lu-fore the grand Jury, Younger -aid tie would ask that the Governor Incalled n| support his charge* w ith -w orn testimony, W arren charged yesterday llia i the Crime Commission chief nst.v. ciate.j w ith a notorious gumbb-r arid alleged that a m y-drriou* en­ velope had been passed to Young­ er under a barroom table in pad • Younger declared the charge* we..- "false and infam ous" a n d gave the Governor 21 b--urs to H'aailausg <)■ I' m , i i , m i The Weather JA C K S O N V ILLE . Mar. 21— >P) r.i A tla n ta 37 llltm a rk II -10 llrnw nsville 67 4fl Chicago ‘2t» 12 Denver 43 28 Ere*no Hi 48 New York 4H 41 50 Washington 36 W innipeg H ■0 Jacks, ui vitl.rat 47 Key West n 72 Ml Pensacola 41 Tampa 70 57 ijLs * ! .t 4iriM JS r �§\F --------------------------------— WEDNESDAY MAH. 21. Itf51 PAGE TWO In By V IR G IN IA I*. ANDERSON H r , and Sirs. A lb e rt Wallet have returned from a two wreks v is it w ith relatives in llrooklyn His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry W alter, o f Jackson Heights, Long Island, accompanied them and w ill lem ain in I.ak* M ary for Ihe balance o f the season. Mrs. W. T. Wansley Is home again, a fte r a short v is it in Jackaonville w ith her son and daugh­ ter-in-law , .Mr. and Mrs. Wade L. Wansley and two children. . Friends o f Mrs. |*. It. Ilremer w ill be sorry to hear that she is confined to her home, dur to illnes*. Sir, and Sirs. Gerald llrers, fo rm rr residents of |.aVe Mary, were calling on friends, Mr.r. t l. Sir. and Mrs. I*. II. Andersor attended Ih e D is tric t Library meeting h e ld in O r la n d o Mar. l-< at the Allrcrtson I'u ld ii I.Unary The Htisinrs* Women** Club of the Community Church met Mar. 14 at the home of M r*. Florence Boteler. The hostess, as resident presided and Mr*. Ted Hi"t>klyn let) the devotions. Following re­ ports, new n ffjr r r * fo r the coin­ ing vear w e ir installed: M l*. II M. Cochran, president. Mr*. II M. Gleason, vice-president, Sirs. R. E. True, arcretary ami Mr*. E. K. Lloyd, Jr., treasurer. Twe new memiteis were accepted, MrKsther {smith anil Sirs. I’ . 1). An­ derson. T h r la ttr r waa appointed to the Sunshine Committee. At Ihe eonrluslon of the husinrss, re freahments of cake, coffee and orange juice w rr* nerved by the hostrss to: SI me*, C. C. While, W. T. Wan: Icy. Esther Smith, II M. Cochran, I'. I). Anderson, K. E Lloyd, Jr. and Ted llrooklyn. Sir*. E I her Smith spent th r weekend with friends In RL Petersburg. Sir*. Vivian H ulte and son, Roger o f Allison, Slieh. have a r­ rived to spend some time with Mr. and Sirs. Herbert Iminpert. Col. and Mrs. SVm. Johnson, Jr. are entertaining his sisterin-law, S ill. Marion Dykeman of A rlin g to n , Va. Newell W. Banka o f Delroit, Mich, la (pending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Fawcett. Mr. Bank* It the' leading contender fo r tha rhecker championship of Ihe world. M r. and M r*. Grant MrLane who have been W iltin g the Lyman lsbsy* le ft Hun-lay for Iheli me In la k e , M lrh. / M r*. J . I.. B ullard 1* visiting k g f M H .in .I.H sail daughter. Mr. and M r*. M. Flanders In Winter Park fu r * few dag*. Mr. and Mr*. C. Norlne ami daughter, Elaine and Laverne of Hou*tm i, T r ia * called un Rev. and M r*. C. a W hite, Saturday. They were friend* o f th * W hite* when ha had the Relnlt, WU. pastorate. A ttending the Carpenters' fish f r y a t Rock Rprlngs, Runday were: M r. and hire. It. M. Gleason, Mr. and M r*. H erbert Lampert, Mr. and M r*. W. Thompson, and M r. and M r*. Irv in g Hauser, M r. and M r*, C harlta Xniegar and guest. Mis* M a rilyn Johnson E n. March IT, Rev. J . Wgan h week's ev*n vice* at the Church ol ni | "flh HOLLYWOOD, Slar. I t/1*) s te rlin g II a y 'l i 'n , Hollywood’* lajunringest actor, cla im * he is now getting his th iid and maylie last chance in the movie business. A c tu a lly , I don't th in k his p lig h t is mi desperMtr M* that, lie la one o f those ta ll, rogg.-il types who seem to lie indostrnetilifi* In movie*. ( Example*: Gary Cooper, Joel McCrra, Kandy Scott, John Wayne, ate.) lin t Hayden is one o f th r most self-analytical of actors, and hr Iterates h im self for lint having ••■l ured his film posi­ tion liefore rmw. lie got his firs t rhanre shortly before thn war. He rose from ob­ s c u rity to appear w ith his future fan-1 now ill- ) wife, M a d rlrin i C a rro ll, In two film s, " V irg in ia ” and "Kahaina Passage." " I sloughed the whole tilin g o ff ," h r admitted. *T d id n 't give a damn. I didn't e vrtl read the s c rip t* thlough, just learning lin t line* tn the set la-fiire the scene started, | must have given the uialbgtm diiectnr a te rrib le lim e.” 1 Hiked If he hnd seen thuie p in -w iir films reeently. "N o ", he HWtWtnd abruptly, "J couldn't a U tid Ihe^punishment." _ lla p d e ifT w ru l o ff to war w ith no regret* about leaving the mnvle business. A tot o f people d idn’t eapect him to re tu rn to Hollywood, hut hr did. This lime he had a new attitude. He wa* eager to learn and to work. Hot now th * opportunity waa lacking. Ilia atudlo, Paramount, g a v h'm llt tio or nothing to do. Hvanutally ho waa i cleared. T h ru tamo Hayden'* second chance, John Huston, our o f U.e few Hollywood rraatnra who can lie called great, picked the actor to play the load o f tha hoodlum In “ Asuhalt Jungle." I t iras a p r ii * vole In a prtle (although nut rnnim ereially successful) film "H u t 1 missed on th a t -me too," ho remarked. “ I did aoni* o f iny licet work In th * pictura, nut my perfnrm anrr was a w fu lly uneven. Ynu might M y that the spirit was w illin g hut th r fu-ah was lob If I Lad t'.ir rhanre to do it weak. I could do a much better uver again today." Despite hla m odeity, lla yikm w n* a Idg enough h it to perform a ra re feat in tha nitivin buslnr- •: fo rm e r studio, Paramount, lin t he returned t r a contract at hla another stalemate ensued. During only one mle. Ills total salary for his atx months Ihete, he was given Dtp p*'tlr>d was much less than what ha rouid have toad. da'ttC the picture as a freedanecr Whan a loan-out to Republic was suggested, Hayden squawked In righteous ndognatlon. He Cot his second release front the studio N ow he has andiarkcd nit this th ird idg change, a a ta rrin g rule in "K kld Row." w hen I lunched w ith him, he wa* a battered bum. w ith a bruised faro and a stubble beard. "H u t Ih l* character In the pic­ tu re Isn't always a bum ," he -_iplalned. "The script im v unJer tha surface and find* out the rea­ sons fo r thing*. Tha rnln la th r derpest I've ever had. I f I ran beat It, I I I lie In good *htoe. I,o n i know s I'm n»t going to get any more chance*" W k 5 £ ^ i= Tj the bye to your fo lia and be o ff. Thla lit tle fa m ily meeting breaks the ice, shows the boy your reipect fo r your fa m ily Interest in you. I f he approves o f it, and his motives are s tric tly honorable, he'll want to to see you again. I f hr is j u it the playboy type, he m ight set himself out to wilder pastures— and i f so, you haven't missed a thing. I f hr entertains you nicely, not necessarily lavishly, th a t firs t evening, ask i f he'd like tc come to dinner or Sunday night supper tperhaps a week hence). Don't be eager-beaver- refuse because o f shyness, a l­ though few boys are ever too ahy to tu rn down e dinner in* vita lion. I f he does turn you down, w a it u n til he gets to know the fa m ily batter before in* v itin g him again. Even i f your firs t date is a imy whom you decide you never went to see sgain, you haven't Inst a th in g by feeing polite and holding out fo r ^o u r fem inine privilege in asking him to call foi you. I f you don't like him a fte r th a t fir s t date, don't see him again. You still haven’t lost anything in time or e ffo rt i f you give him Ihe gate at onr«, but don't tie a time w aster and se ehlm lust because you feel sorry fo r him or he means well. P A IN T SURFACE E ic f ii m oisture la wood may cause p a in t to blister. A lw ayi be sure a surface to b« painted is thoroughly dry be* fore work ia begun. Johnny Jordan, newly appoint. <d Notre Dame basketball coach, was one o f tw o members o f hla fam ily s ta rrin g In the rourt sport fo r the Irish. H is brothrm Tom was a monogram winner from 10.tfj.38. DR. H. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR I'lease call fo r appointment People who are thinking o f retiring, or taking a vacation w a n t to know about the things they are seeking. The way they do this is to read the Sanford Herald, for it is in the local newspaper that the life of your town is most adequately portrayed. B e lo w are printed u few o f many letters which come to the Herald O ffice Letters Erfriiili interested Persons 2.13 Karst Miin Street 8 100 Fifth Avenue South, Bozeman, Montana Ht. Cloud, Mlnncnoti: Hanford Herald Mr. Holland Dean Hanford, Florida Editor, Hanford Herald Gentlemen: Hanford, Florida Dear Mr. Dean: I Haw un Hem in Thr Auxiliary regarding a recent special edition you puhliahed the We are cotutidering making our home in Florida. m-'Milc and tourial area around your city. The MImhuh We undereland that you have puhliahed a very fine c o v e rin g and I am planning n trip down (hat way (hl«t coming Cathey*, P. 0 , Boa 475, Tryoa, North Carolina Hummer and would like to have gome Information edtkm coiled An Invitation to Touriala. We should appreciate very much a copy of thla publication. on that neetIon, If yon ntlll have t ropy of that iaaue Sincerely youns, left, pleaae mall me one and I w ill remit the coat. Thanking yon for tfiiw favor, I remain Your* very truly. Am enrhating atampa to rover coal. We are plahnlng Florida appeals to my wife and I George A. Cathey 340 Merrill A ve, I/Oten Dark Rockford, HHooln Dear Hiro, Tryoe, N. C. I would appreciate very much If you weald Mend me your paper. We are Intereated la retiring We are consider: ng locating at Hanford, la the \ la your city aad would appreciate, any information meantime f would Ilk * to eahaertho for yoor paper. * ahoot the city tfcn you can aead an. W ill remit whea we receive your paper, let me kaow the Very alnrerely, j r* ,tx » / l i j -*a x i tr v*fr, '* f— , V _ m i! of Instrumental in bringing persons to Sanford is your newspaper ■f BUILT _- iffl respeev "The I-Its of .11 nils*' w ill laportrayed on the screen at Movieland Ride--In Theater tonight for •he Inst time In the Law ton story of "T he I 'll rue of I’rnee," aHp w Im:f3 the Phone 1752— I I U the song service. Friend* o f Mr*. G. L Rlnqueflc ld w ilt lie glad lo hear that she is su fficie n tly recovered to he re­ moved from the Florida tta n lta rium In Orlande, to the home n f her daughter, Mr*. H . M. Coch­ ran. M r. and Mr*. A. F. K m p spent the M e t weekend In F t. Fierce v is itin g relative*-' troth anniversary. (a m in e n m i & p 1- �m o t ) iNfc.SUA V M A H . 21. 1W61 THE More Than IS M illio n Americans Suffer From Various Allergies By ARTHUR EDSON (F o r H A I. B O Y LE ) WASHINGTON. Mar. 21 — (*P> — I f you want lo w in fricndi. and be influence/ by people. get yourrell an alleigy. ^ou w on't be alone, fo r there are more than 15,000,000 of ui allergy tu ffr re ri in thiv country It may be hay fever or asthma or a food or ik in allergy. Whatever it is, lt'» possible t h a t f it w ill be aerioua and i t ’» certain that It w |l| I k* annoying. For the a lle ig y victim often U condemned to a lifetim e of w heel. in *. anorting of scratching. II'm ’n a scratchcr myself. The little Miaters showed up or the Index finger of my le ft ham at the Philadelphia political con JA C K S O N V ILLE , Mar. 21— ventiona tw o yearn ago. (.Special) — This c ity on the St. For a tim e I thought 1 might John* River, which gave th r na­ he a llr t g ir to Philadelphia, but tion a preview of H iroshim a Just when I came home the I>1intern AO years sgo, is a ll set to cele­ came rig h t w ith me. brate it* "golden year" next week. They haven't been a complate Jacksonville was devastated by lia b ility , fo r they have helped nu ,ire in UKH. From Monday, Mar. to strike up canvnsations w ith 2d, through Saturday, Mar. 3 lf it complete stranger*. w ill hold a g n a t celebration I wan buying some women's m arking the half century of pro. hose, a Valentine fo r my wife, great. and the saleslady confessed: “I Rig event w ill he a n ig h tly hit* have an a lle r il', too. I've had toncal spectacle at the Gator it ever since f switched to hosiery Howl, w ith 1,500 local people as from underwear." perform er*. N srrators w ill tell A congressional committee the history of the area from the clerk told me a well known Sena­ a rriv a l of Frenchman Jean Rito r had a breaking out on his baut in 1562. Therr w ill be b ril­ hands f« r yearn. lia n t displays of fire w o rks every The g irl where I bank pointed night. to some splotches on her hand b o ie n i of added attractions arc and asked sym pathetically, "are scheduled. Concurrent w ith the you allergic to money, to o ! " spectacle w ill be a Boat, Sport " I l l never know," I said sulk- and Industrial show at th r Gator 11)'. llow l. This w ill include exhibits Other* have -hlmed In w ith all o f products made o r distributed aorta o f helpful hint*, fro m ta k ­ here. ing vitam in pills to coaling my Leaders of industry, govern­ hand* w ith vegetable shortening. ment and the entertainment world N a tu ra lly I have followed every w ill I k * on hand, according to Fred piece of advice rive n me, both H. Kent, president o f Jackson­ amateur and professional, and the ville's F ifty Years o f Progress result* have been g ra tify in g . Association. The blisters have spread only Opening the gala week on Mon­ to four fin g e r* o f my le ft hand day w ill be Governor’s Day. Cov­ ami to the little finger o f my et nor and Mrs. Fuller W arren w ill right. W ithout this kind o f help, lie on hand fo r a parade at 10:30 I'm sure I would have been a A.M . Doiens of Boats w ill par­ goner. ticipate, and there w ill be num­ Certain conclusions hsve been erous hands taking p a rt. Warren reached from these interview *, w ill address Rotary Club luncheon The Governor's prty, and I pass them on as my small a t noon. cabinet members, Rep. Charles contribution to medical sclenre, 1. The person who ha* an al­ Lennett and others w ill be on hand for the crowning o f the lergy never suggests a cure. 2. The ttcraon who hasn't an iiueen at the G ator Bowl that allergy always know* exactly night. A second parade w ill be run wha* w ill cure you. T hr (test cure, of course, is to Tuesday a f t e r n o o n , observing find th r thing, or things, that is Armed Force* Ony. " f t , too, wifi irrita tin g , and stay away fi<>m It. I k * one o f the greatest parades in My doctor says finding th is v il­ the c ity '* history," said N. L. lain ran lie extremely d iffic u lt M allison, chairman o f the Special Events Division. apd complex. " I had a woman not long ago Reside* the Naval A ir Station who was allergic to her fu r m a t," band, there w ill be bands from he said. “ But she Insisted she K glin A ir Force Base and MacDIII wanted to wear furs, and had me A ir Force Base. P rincipal speak­ test her fo r her reaction to each e r a t g luncheon given hy the kind o f fu r. Jacksonville Chamber o f Com­ "She was overjoyed when I merce w ill be Secretary of the Math, fin a lly found the only fu r she N avy Francis Mathews. ew* and many high o ffice rs of the rould wear was m ink." Many prominent people have armed forces w ill be present for been hypersensitive, but my fa v­ the pageant that n ig h t. Wednesday, to Ire set aside as orite is Marcel Proust, the famed Pan-American Day, w ill be French author. In an introduction lo Proust's marked by I-alin-Am erican en­ An outatanding "Rrm em hranre bt Things Past," tertainm ent. businessman w ill speak Iwwis Galantlen* aay* o f this suf­ aMexican t a luncheon. ferer from chronic asthma: Then w ill follow In d u stria l Day "Indoor* and out, ho would and T r a n s p o r t a t i o n Day, wrap him self up like en anemic the fin a ls on Saturday, Mar. 31, voyager In A ntarctica, retaining being G it j r r _ g i a • F lorida ■ u __ Good (fo r example) hi* fu rtln e r coat Neighbor Day. "W a are expect­ whole evenings through, while ing hundred* o f visito rs from our seated in the most b rillia n t draw ­ neighboring cities In Georgia and ill ‘ * ing rooms o f Paris. Florida on that day," according " In bed he wore over a long to Robert C. M illar, chairman for night-gown, sweaters and m u ff­ that day. lers, and w ith these, stockings, The c ity is already g a ily decgloves, and a nightcap." orated fo r the event. By way of In la te r year* Proust went out providing color, and to ra il atten­ only at night, ami used to drop tion to the festivities, hundreds o f Jacksonville m rn are spor'ltur in on friends at 2 A.M, So put Proust i)o«m as an ex. beards, goatees, sidsbourn* or They a rt called rerdtnn to my rule that an allergy mustache*. helps w in friend*. On th a t sched­ "B ro th e rs o f the B rush." Wooden nickel* and souvenir ule, his friends soon must have hate help to create the at mo* become allergic to Proust. phero. if, " W * are expecting to have the flogs that respond to a pat * rosiest rrlvbratlon In the e lty 'i or approving word are preferred histo ry since the Suh-Troplesl fo r m ilita ry srrv lre over (hose Exposition o f IM A ," said Kent. that p rrfrn m for a tid -b it or "A n d we are In vitin g people far and wide to Join w ith ns." other m aterial reward. J a c k s o n v i l l e To C e l e b r a t e Fifty Years Of Progress dural Common Sense SA M (J U IJ lll.U A I.li. Florida Expansion Vividly Depicted In Power Co. Report S A M -O ld ). l-’ L U l l l U A w a r its e lf, a * a y a rd s tic k fo r ftp Womanpower Draft May Be Next Step In Mobilization P ro g ra m tu ic prosperity. Rather, the un­ derlying economic fa rto l* of By SPt'D S JOHNSON growth are accented as strong, natural condition-, which presage Keeping the farms o f Florida a tremendous business fu tu ie for and the rest o f the country In gi*ou the State o f Florida w ith or w ith­ shape mechanically is about the out a "piepareduess" or "w a r" II) DOROTHY ROE best insurance fo r food and fibci M IA M I, Mar. ill — (Special) economy. production in the defense efforts ASSOCIATED I'HI'-Ss W OM EN’ S EDITOR Smith said the past five year* so im portant in the country. Num­ -- Florida’s varied ami expand­ A sirs ft of womanpower m-u he the next b i t step in our f.v»tbers of horses and mules on (aims ing economic horizon* and ideal of peace have been five years of have dropped to the point w hrrr clim a tic condition* ate vivid ly dc expnslon and Improvement by hi* ehanging world. it is either mechanical power oi plcted in the 11*50 annual return company ami additional rnaj r im ­ Assistant > rrrrl.u v of |Vfrn*<* \nnv \1 Rorenbeig sav* she h.v* no power on most farms. It's i •>f the Florida Power A L ig h t provements an* irodcr constiui no plant at prevent lm > *1. if l of women, but the possibility loom Company. •on or on order. case of keeping the ma.iilnc run T itled “ Florida I* Prepatrsl To ning or elm stalling fa im produr ile tevealeil that the company large ill th*- Inimt) of the pubbe m the eve-l of ill-o ili mo*'!1). ,lio*v sn I ♦ lion. Since Utel fa im piodurtioi. Setve The N ation." the repott spent S1H,l*?lt.57l* fo r improve­ opinion i« violently di* •! I Mrs. M llllc e rt Cate; McIntosh in the U n ite ! States ha« increased stresses the m iliU ty and |n-acc. ment* during It)50. making x total fig h t The -ame goes on a 20 percent, while the labor fores tim e factors which have mail* f 180.000,000 spent *lncc V -1 lean o f Barnard Coll-nte, New i V omi ii •' ilk go to F lorida th r f«*te-t grow ing stmt** Y ork, ha* g*ne on r i v i . l a* fa v ­ ha* dwtndled by about one inillioi Day. Ihe company cxpict* lo .ii*, length when theii home* or in the nation during the pa-t oring a voluntary re g '*tration of workers. Mechanisation is th* *pcmt an additi-'iial JlO.ooO.OO* fatm lie* « ic threatened." 20 years. women answer. this year. \ ir ir n Kel'cms, t'*q.nectleut Released today to 18,000 U. S. A reem t statement signed hy Th, Department of Agriculture Capacity to generate eleeiriiat ,m Me.g rip ria iufnetiirer a ti d and foreign stockholders, it rr«*dthe presidents ■ *( 2fl * n * as well as those concerned with ile vn- ho., ted from 2|0.(HH1 KIV lr lod ivid u n lirt, d iffe rs * ltifi—Hit tagged fense efforts and farm er- then, ■I* "clim ate and geography" a* 1 l.j to tf.P.ih'11 K\V a* the end’ tegr* reeognlii'd "Ihe .. ha t p ly ; part w hirh w .men *h ild piav si underlying Florida'* phenomena selves, realise that it !• hiffH o f IftRO By the enil o f IWL'i thr* In -r.! t t > wm war gain* essenlial to keep fa tm rquiptnru potential for the future. w ill lie I•>. leased to c-r,o.ooo K\V, th r pn-*cnt lim e 111 ■ li i ‘Of r Communism. It isn't necessary C itin g the da te 1, geographic roiling now. And so the Repair Ot mart) Hi an three times the V*J h isto ry" and asserted *td > vai **( f r us to adopt the very m rtlin d a conference tu rtud; tin <j . te n m rnl of A griculture is u rpinr advantages, the report describ. * Day total. w* ate fig h tin g . I'At I lot i tug is -r.l larm srs, w ith the help of Industry, F lorida as "u *pexr into the Sou' Elect rle eusioint-ir at the end of o f v .d u n lin ; regl*tr«tii n o f worni * .i* d in a n / America to keep th rlr (aim s in good *h*p« A tla n tic , making it M natural all the ) , * r tn la li d34|),(HV, com en I f p.- p ■ are eonrin the other baud, 111. Haloid onn-igi cy. mechanically by conserving farm weather a ir gateway to South paro.l w ith :tt t.iK'o in 1940. a gain vinced . f t . - re a lity of the rim *r i I awt ma-hmery and equipment nnd re Am erica, A frica nnd the Neat f t l per cent and more than t ' s Tnylor, president g .n c ) . I hi w ill do nioic tliao S V pair p a ri- and by using the nta T a -t." tlllii * the number of ru«tmnrrs in cner eullege. Ilronxcllli I.-- v a ie n*k" d. H ig h lig h tin g the tale's rapid 104’* chinery they have wisely to avid* says: \ lo nil) d r.ift of women, I g ro w th, it reveals: " I am ngam*t tin 11 if) undue Weal. I f war romrs, FlotIda's econo­ or iso It w on't l*c iircesysary." I, Rummer lu i-in rs* ts glow ing my can lie shilled quickly lo serve women . . to tab*' gl Secretary o f A griculture Charle • •nt-* w ith a yen for adventure the age* of If* and '. .Hoi put mote rapidly than w inter busi F. Itiannan says "th e need to cel the nation, the report *tre*scs m n lii't u oit fo r a draft, however sidei how we can maintain an site ness. them in uniform wmiiii ib rra lo ii I l ev ran vululiloer for service A g ririiltu i.il output has b,a quate supply of farm machlnri) During ihe regency of I'htllip out whole soeial •tru rtiiie . ' • iin \\ \ i ' \ \ AYES, s in ■ and equipment is on us now since "v a s tly expanded" tner V_J Da; (Ipkni-in* nf women n *t*il*i* ■ tl .i Ine ■ . i th r A rm y Nurso C on of On an* in Ihe KStlth iV n tiiry. food demand for the U*M cro .1, Small nidiistnnl plants m i . i long strip of muslin s o adsp tile liustne** woild ai, , - I ■ at mire The A im y rued* 3,IM*0 year I* heavy. And we must Ion* th riv in g " M r* Fide M uiphv, m i . util >. in a liu try, and g u l ted for a tie. This w a* not wmp •lividetl. to the future, when food needs ma; In n message nddrr.i*c*d to | hs| aiound the lirc k , but was pro m il nt of S S tii*'*k and • *. m p lillig civilia n training in be even higher." woolen m nnufactiiirts, say.. stockholders, M' Greco Sm itl > r*n onto Ih r shirt. ' i'-pital* llii* spring are being The Department urges (stm rr company president, point - »ut tb ir " I hojK* Ihe da) never coiner urged to enlist. tn survey their individual need F lo rid a * “ va«t im o u rrrs [or pro ti « Farm re* estimate that It re Vim'- mu 1* and WACa w rm now and place th e ir ordeis, psr viding food and .tlv t v** i| i* quire* at least one were of gi-*d 1 Hunk Mir ti In tied 1) Hatt ii* ( » t . U ctilarly for repair p a rti, a plo's and lt» naturnt facilities f. pasture loud to supply a dairy women w ill !,«- toad) T hr |tirji* r- 1i tld li vYAYi'i.i six drPMnl quickly a< possible. Industry, it is m ilita ry training arid operation* in s in Ihos ttmmer ir o iin . i ntion o f iiiii i uni 11 I* f u t i tn ! ttmrilH « tier. hoped .w ill met rase the output o | bases m e ready.” If a ! ■ nu.in* m tllitm 's nn,ti ns l-l'ly the iieaM* of ,t!I of i8 repair parts and o lhi i Hems nerd In packing n suitcase, fill shin . M'lnt; W ilt, i '.In -Uhl .1,-1*iv F ts d ii.r*. The key point- covered in tlo III* t*d hy fainn-tw in the efficient main I w ith small ilem * Itt In Ip tun-1 en Up it) n bull) down thr lit . . . . hvvc In en shnvv.t',; It iik v little trnanre of farm machinery. Maim r r p o it, however, do not undei ■erve spare. she doesn’t hesitate lo Jump into I d i'.Tt* fm after-five wear, have farturers, o f course, w ill be In bet­ score pi epa ration for war. mo ter position to satisfy these i r nuirements if farm ets w ill gep th e ir orders in ra lly . “ An essential aid In keeping mr farms in good condition median ira lly is for farmers tn take a! steps possible toward keeping theii machinery nad equipment in a con­ stant state of repair and to use R under conditions that w ilt rausr the least wear,” says the Secietar) of Agriculture. " In the Inteie*' both o f m aintaining an adequat supply of farm mechanical equip ment and of obtaining the food w< shall need In th r national defense e ffo rt, 1 fu lly recommend such measures.” Removing manure from lot* nnd spreading it in field* w ill help to control Korn flies and house flies on dairy farms. ut*n.arte,| th* rnselvir. C artom rrii love tin* eoi mg uhm ti * *, it's true, li.i • thn custom price-togs ..f J- *. tnd up, tiir-y'n* buying sim iioi veil* a t department st >re counters fo r Jl.bu—nr m aking their own fog less than .v dollar. Take rare f your wmden*, (>*cause prices .*)• going tn be even \! fntl P Eugene Ackerman, director f the wmvl i*in g M w ar a* sta*"r,| v . f nter* Wt 1, so h«* i m st n ehlc.i iii i f . L * t y**sr. :ing falm r tyre Coupled n th i*« for the Iru cost*, th I Iwlng w ellrro.v* n r (Ire: red. A rup of tin d *s m milk and t S u>m er o f * :*> a quart ni w n '-. d /ivi* the line f. i vnt . i 1'ia rt o f whole milk. BEQUSCK To Treat BRONCHITIS Chronic bronchitir may develop if your cough- chevt void, or acute hum.-hiti* it not treated and you cannot atford to take a chance with anv medicine lesv potent than iTeomuli.on which roc* right to the scat of ihe trouble to help loosen and cvrel *.rm laden rhlcym and aid n il: i< lo r-nilhe and heal raw, tender, iiiltjmed, htonebia! mrmhranci ( ic o m u liio n hlen.iv heerbwood creiwole hy ipevial pnse'v wiih other time levied nicdicin. r tor C>'>is!u. It contains no narviwws. \ n m ititr how ni »nv r. i mrr yon hue inr-l. CreomiilvoO i* ro in n ! red lo ptcave soil or d rillg iv l refund* tnonev. Crcomutvum t.vs sim-vt th# lest oi many mill ion t o[ u*ci». (Adv.) LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING Buy your car in Sanfurd Keep your insurance nt koipc Save rests through u* IN S T A L M E N T L O A N » E IT . The .Sanford A tla n tic N ati»ntl Hank Member FD IC T rl. I*« Child’s World Is Wonderful V /b o m / run* ga*.saving ''U m L e i’ ’ I 'u jin e — : l.lltd o til Ic .iile r in lu g li n iin p ri' m u ! I l l illi.m l new I I . hI v I iv I i -Ii, t L ig g ir F U R N IT U R E S U P P L IE S * in .ir lr r . I im i ! I n v iirim i* new mI v I uic im oh .uni m il — mure l» u ilv r n n ifo t l New I Ii 14*1* an pvm -nusotlier ' H iw het fiid e " ! km hii .Hid vievvl | III | ill! veil O il!, n il hi uh ilv d r . t M ito See I lie IIPH ill-M ilir pn il >ii|o r Carmelite Bed Cross Seeks To Kecrult 400 People O’NEAL - BRANCH O F F IC E w n lrr •• A I It i \ e * T lit)" ot your U liL u iiiliilr ilc .ih t . um* I I’ lnnka T h r world that children live in is m ighty wonderful . . . filled w ith little daydream* and hope* ami Joy* that make the older folk* C O M P A N Y The American Red Cross needs sometimes wish they were school"Fine O ffice Lines Since I t " at least 400 qualified men nnd age again. Hut boys and girls have Pine at Court Kta. Ph. 2-48.1.1 women to f ill paid positions In Ih r their ups ami downs, ton, nartir- .. — r r imstoi ■U U. S. and overseas, Gordon L u la rly when they are not feeling Bradley, rhalrmnn o f the Seminole well. Ten-year-old C a r m e l i t a C ounty Chapter, was Informed i ’ lonka. Die daughter of Mr. amt today hy the organisation’s n s -1Mrs. A. Flunk* o f 3202 8. A tertlonal headquarter* In W ashing-1deen, Chicago, III., was not feeling ton, D. C. which has requested good recently and was Just too O s s 'l S a f e r I s r t L r If ia a l e chapters to assist In recruitment listless to get the most out of her Ns as*Her haw s u i i f remedies yam o f r lig ih l* personnel. school day*. Fortunately for Car­ have tried foe llrh la g ir s n t o * M ost o f the openings, M r. Brad­ m elite, though, her grandmother peeriaslt. In i re lia n t, athlete's font n r whatever y a u r shin tro ah l e aaay ley was informed, a n fo r persons <suggested th a t n e t mother give her IIA D A C O L, because she had heard In the follow ing categories; he anything fro m head la f a i t — W O N D E R S A LVE ra n h elp yea. Rod Cross employee* have I how much it was helping children H e r d s y r i /o r lha la y s la Ih r th e ir own retirem ent system and deficient in vita m in s H I, H2. lio n Artu r see /n r yea /efft# a are covered by federal old age and Niacin. Now Carmelite f r r l* W O N D E R S A L V E is white, u and retirem ent brneflte. The pre­ fine and her mother says she has ferable agt lim its fo r men are a big appetite. Here is M r*. Flonka's state­ fro m 27 to 45 and women 13 to W O N D E R S A L V E — reawhs ae ment: 48. money r e fa e d rd . A V d y wander M r. Bradley said applicants “ My daughtrr Carmelite, who is f s l preparation. T ry It — today, should w rite to Personnel Service, 10 yearn old and In the fifth grade, •e M la n an le ra by Looey, Mawaalllat R ju th e a s tn n Area, American Na­ had always been underweight and A a e le ts e s , ao4 T ea rltte o D rag I • rereel e r year t e m l m S r s * y , l ^ tio n a l Red Cross, 210 S pring St. I had to positively fn rrr her tn N . W.. A tlanta, Ga. eat. She hail no Interest in food whatsoever, twit | knew that she had lo eat. When we w rrr visiting iny mother In Miaeouri over thn Christmas holidays she suggested I give Carmelite IIA D A C O L I bought a large bottle of It that same day ami waa amaied at the change In C arm elite. Her appetite picked rig h t up and aba now eata three hearty meals « day pitta Is* •I T C H • S U 'W V & J f a '- w , MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. S E T h a d a ’c o l , 7 3 /te t/m m l, e m n l a , mut tiim illu ttln trj >l,ty«*r In ikm *» er»Lw| loSKf. *OM ew W r /S ilr q f l w J or r,l»o ....I .*i all maArii nr: ( W ie o W / f ' k i / k t " /P I" / V b u n NKW SUPER "SB" OLDSMOBILES . . . Now on DTbploy! f - I W Snlnn. O U ttm M r n!»t n jfrrt nr io Series ” WT and "K »" moJrU fo r 1951. S ll >5® su ffe r euch deftcienciea. Ask yeur ru rg u l fag IIA D A C O L toda e i i S t l s LeB U M fe rparatua Ads. * caNltAi uttod r u n t o u t N I A R I I T O lO S M O B I L I O I A L I R HOLLER MOTOR SALES COB 2*4 A Palmvtlo PHONE . . a .. �• ' • -- ------------------------ Jr - T H K S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A WgDNBSPWY MAR. 21, 1»3| I The Sanford Herald lU tU ltM U I M F l M 't M t a ll) n » p l ■■4 * « » 4 .» al • llla r P . I I * ,14. IH M a c M ila » > * ■ • * h a a r a t f aa i w »a < f l a w a a M tf O P M W r *T, IBIS. a l t i e P a a t ( I t H M ml B l a t a n t , I 'l a r M i , a a 4 f i l h a A r t a t l a i i m a a t t la r r k k IOT#. _ i i i i i .I .a v i i I . M lla r ri<iHlin> m i : t > H a a la ra a M a a s a .r A l H kl M I I T t l l * H IT K * H r C a r r la r • » lia a M a a lk l .a a T k r r * tta a lk a -T oa M a t t a a lk a a .a a H at t e a r IJ «u A ll M k lt a a n a a llr r a . rare. at t k a a k a . r r a a la lla a a , p i a r l a i a a i l a a a , a a 4 a w t lr r a -ilr r ia ls in r a ta r I k a r a r p a a a a l r a L l a g lu a A a . w ill k a a k t r i H fa r a l r r a a l a r a k t r r t l a l a c ra la a __ _ _ _ _ _ N ir r a a a a M V a l l a a s l l v la r I a la a * \ r « > p < in llr r r r ..a la * t ia r a , l a r „ .l a w l a r k , 4 k lr a < > . H r . t r a i l . K a a a a a I I I I , Al, l.a a la . " T k r U t r a M la a aarwakrr ml I k r t a a a a l a l a l I'raa a aaklrk la a a t llla O e s r l a . l v . l r l a I k r a a r f a r roi>al>ll. a i l . ii a l a l l I k r la ra l araaa p r l a t M l a Ik la araaa p a r r a. aa aarll a a a l l A l* araaa A la p a lr k r a ,__________________ WRn.VE.S(IAV. MAH. 21. I M l TO D AY 'S B IB LE VERSE Dial ia a aim nplr furinula mid aril worth fullna• In* lu | r l p erfc l (Uldanrr. In all lliy way* aeknnwlrdir<* him . ami hr ahall ilirrrl thy path*.—I'rnv. 3:0. jf. I / <‘ i 4* Ambattador O'Dwyrr't Hoopci rating, or vahatem it it thry cal' it {or lelevition. it taid In lie outlllippillg liar ltlipd4*4CI t. Foreign Aid Agency .. . The taxpayer in likely to feel a chill when he hearn a Rerloun pn»|>of*al for the creation of a new government agency of major niate tint! ttcope. The Pre.-odent'n special In­ ternational development advisory Iroard has recommended that a new agency nhoiild he created to handle the Marshall I'lun and all other foreign economic aid, now distributed among more thun twenty different agencies. This new agency also would liecome the cradle o f the pro|Nined Point Four program for assistance to the underdeveloped ureas of the world. Al the very outset, while it is still in an embryonic stuge, this pro|toaal should la- carefully compared with the Hoover Commission recommendations in the field o f foreign uffuirs and foreign aid. It ulso should be examined in the light o f the genciul desire to reform the government establishment towurd simplification and greater efficiency. The Commission recommended an administration of over­ seas affuirs, to embrace the Kconomic Co-Opcrution Admin­ istration, military occupation areas, foreign property liquidadution, and the administration of territories, islnnd posses­ sions and dependent areas. It appear* logical that the Point Four project should be included in this grouping, and not lie launched us u separate, isolated enterprise. The advisory Iguard's proposal, then, appears to follow closely the Hoover recommendations and probably was Influenced by them. In setting up any new governmental operations we should not fail to take full advantage o f the recommenda­ tions of the Hoover Commission. It is largely through helterskelter establishment o f new agencies and offices, without an overall plan, thut the government has grown Into such great need for reform. Some of the reforms obviously are going to be achieved only after overcoming tremendous opimaltlon. But at least we ought to make new development conform to a sound pattern. Music Appreciation Shown By Student* Pupils o f the Hanford Gram m ar .School apparently would ra th e r sln r than ra t. Thi* w*< proven following a inudral q u it pogrom F rid a y morning at the ichool auditorium . Mr*. Jam r* W right, conducted the quit in a program arranged by M*. E. .1. Itoiith. Harry W est•r. of l.nt • Mary, wa- at the piano. I hr noon !<*|| rang, MgnallinK lunch time, but the children did not want to lean *. ;d clamored fo r Mr. Wester to nlay *ome more. In order to get them moving, he play*-,) an original inarch, "Th,» Legionnaire* are Marching.'* “ 1 wa- much surprised at the munlral knowledge of Ih r c h il. drrn,” declared Mr. Wester. "There wa* not one number I played w ith which at le n t w v era I of the rh il.lrrn were not fam iliar." From the moment that M r. We«ti-r ant down at the piano until he le ft, hi* playing wa* hailed w ith noisy rnlhti is -m by the children. The program included an In te rc*ting talk on the significance o f St. I'atriel.'s Day by Mr-. Fred Hohli. The Itev. L It. Hushton pronounced the invocation. If. P. Orel#-, p rio ri pul, prodded. THE WORLD TODAY lly H lfJH ID ARNE A l' Foreign A ffa irs Analyat For D rW ilt M ic X .n rir VVish And Work Ai moir and moir o l ihc undid The nest place to watch on the conduct of I hr RFC coinrt In I remember as a Imy, watching my father calmly rak­ map is Iran. The trouble* there light, jutt irmrinliri that I ’rrsicould end in placing the Soviets idcot Tiuman Lundrd thr ru­ ing leaves. Dad wouldn't let a single leaf escape his rake. many «t»-p. i-loror to World AVar "Dad,” I said, "wouldn’ t it Is* great if you could just make H I. ing invritigalion at "aiimnr.” Joining thr tankt of ihotr vaho think that rmhairaiunrnt of thr taxpayer it juil at impoitant at rmbarratiing anyone on relief. Congrrtinan Sid firilong tayt hr it in favor of making the relief rollt public. “I am very much againtl •tala or federal erntonhip in any form", he tayt. “In legard to thr welfare rollt I feel that the rollt ihemieivet thould be a matter of public recoid." We don't know of any better way to tave the tax­ payer* money. _ The decition at to whether we will again make the mitlakr of creating the 38lh Parallel it aliout to be made, with Preiident Truin and the State Department a|>rently trying to make General Lrthur thoulder the burden, lld lrti lie U ordrrrd to hall at tlie 3fllh, lie can do nothing elte but go oo, and it teem* to ua it ia up to; the Pretidenl to order the hall. There ia notliing to be gained on the other aide, except the poaaibility of all-out war with China and Rtttaia, Who wanti that? Are iieopSrjn imall town* CIn t­ er to God t h il people who live in the ciliea. "Neither in city nor country can you walk along the atrect laying hello to everybody by firtt name." aayi John Temple Grave*. "Only the imall town pro­ vide* that. And now that it pro­ vide*, alio, acccta to all thing* the city offer*, by radio, movie, televirion, automobile, (Jane, but, railroad, trlephonr, electric |iowrr. ■yndicated article*, magatiner, •tandard brand*, e!r„ etc., who know* any good reaaon for living ia a city at all. or anywhere but a email town?" We enjoyed a trip to Seminole ffigfi School the other day with member* of the Rotary Club. Any­ one who hain'l been up there lately ihould make it a point to viail the ichool and *ee the many improvement* wlikh have been made. We were imtticulaily im­ proved with the donettic icienee department where girlr are taught to cook in a kitchen with electric atove*, white enamel cabinet*, and formica counter* that look at if they had been lifted right out of Good lioutekeeping. And we have an idea that our own French would bo more authentic today if we had itudied it many year* ago with the aid of all the electrical equipment which they have up there a^ the high tchool now. Imre Kovact' thought-provok­ ing remark* on dropping pamph­ let* on Ruuia brought forth coneloquence the other night rmlaol* County citiien*. Frank Evan* of Lake Mary rot*. j,remark that lie doetn't tee how on Ruuia would do d when all the newtin the United State*, ail lio ttatioa*. maguine*. oduand propagandas that we in this country, are unable r of out own people 1 the awperority of the American Irm, or to prevent certain Comfrom rising to high pooL In the government departAnd Maaimiiian Shepard of ....................... mk a wish, and all those leaves would In- in one pile?" "I can," was his reply. "I’d like to see you," I challenged. "Leaves, get on the-pile," he commanded. And he con­ tinued to rake patiently until all the lenves that hud covered the big Inwn ware in one pile. "You aeoT That’s the way to make any wish come true,’* he explained. "Go ahead and do whatever It is you want done." That picture of my father raking leaves and his pro­ vocative words, remained in my mind. I-ater, in school, ns I studied the lives of others who seemed to have worked miracles, 1 discovered that they too used Dnd’s system. A l­ ways their accomplishments were the result of wishing— and of indefatigable work to make their wishes come true.— James Fox in Your Life. Korean _____ Silver Lining * *4,. ;« * An accomiumying benefit o f the fighting In Kotaa is that the losses among ( ‘hlim’s best troops may prevent Mao from undertaking hit* long-dreaded •invasion of Indochina. They may also have kept him from carrying further his conquest o f Tibet, although the Tibetan winter may have had something ’to do with Hint. Had the nssault on Hnuth Korea gone unchecked, It is almost certain that The iChlnese would by now have added Tibet to the Communist'empire, and possibly nlso Indochina, thereby increasing greatly the danger to India. Too Uite To CluHHify I l f KUHHK1.I, KAY A month o r in ago II «*■* the Florida M ilk Commission th a t wat getting a ll the h*at and they are d i ll g e ttin g some, but now It I* the State W elfare hoard th a t I* on the g rid d le and between the newspapers and Ih r p o liti­ cian*, the flames have been fed until it ha* reached the etagr o f a mirt o f three-alarm a ffa ir. A oerir* o f a rtic le * in the Tam . pa Morning T ribune, followed by verbal bla-t* fro m Hta e Comp, (roller (5ay and several member* o f the legislature. make* it a cer­ tainty th a t befora lawmaker* d a rt to n in g m illio n * Into the welfare budget they w ill do *ome flrtt-claaa checking and double checking. T h f !ns!*«;-ee view- all thla hubbub w ith genuine pleasure fo r he long haa fe lt th a t he baa been taken fo r a grand and glorloua ride, and w hile the future he fare* today I* darker than It has ever been he d i l l cling* to the hope that maybe rrohnm vminded le g isla to r* and mil.lie o f f i­ cials really mean what they *ay th i* time and wiU sharpen th e ir pencil* when budget* and appro­ priation* come up fo r considerstlon. Home legislators who were fo r the out and o u t abolishment o f the M ilk Commlaalon a while back, aren't la y in g *o much rig h t now. The F lo rid a State D airy A ooclatlon he* produced tome authentic coat o f production fig . urea and compaction* w ith other ■tatea th a t haa Improved the pooltlon of t h i dairym an and, w hlla aome changes may be made In th * M ilk l om m iislon sat up, In. dlcaUona are I t w ill b* continued. The G.un# and F rw h W ater F bh Commlaalon la abo. under. D r* and we w ill b* hearing a lot more on th is subject whan t h f legislature meet*. While there t* a lot o f local opposition to the proposal th a t fla ilin g lleansaa.ba r e t ir e d by avaryona doing t m h water fish in g , th * fee railed fu r Is nominal and, personally, 1 feel that* It would b * a good move. dollar la r a year fo r a f l license w ouldn't h u rt anyone It shovld apply whether the D»hIng I* done in your home county o r not. The th in g the taxpayer should be concerned about la what 1* dona w ith money a fte r i t la col­ lid e d . I t la the d u ty o f the Qov enter a id the legislature to keep a careful check on a ll boards, dap r t t o i n u and la m m liila a * and o f more frequent auditing and this applies to all departments o f government from Tallahas**# on down to county unit*. I t m ay re ­ quire a la rg e r appropriation fo r the Htale A uditing Department, but It w ill save the ta xp a ye r plenty o f dough In the end and should prove a mighty p ro fitablr Investment. When department heads and Imard member* know that th e ir books are going to be audited at least once a year and that the le g iila tu re and the Governor are going to be on their neck t f they step out o f line and get carele«a w ith the taxpayer's money, they w ill do a wuch better joh than when they feel that dobedy c a r** what they d o ’ apynow, bo w h a t n illr r r n r e does it h»w 11-, •I aialie mas* Jfcuw the, play around wMI th ,the taxpayer^* money. , ■ » Heller than anything else w ould be fo r the people themselves, M r. and M r*. Joe Doakm, to get up on their hind leg* and howl Ilka a wolf. l.# t ’ enough common, everyday, rnn-af.the-mijl Joes startt screaming stream ing and tearing tra th e o ir lr hair ami y o u 'll see tome changes mad*a and 8U DD EN . H o 'fa r, M r. and him . Cltlsea have m erely been gru m b lin g and m um bling, but w ith Uncle Ham on one hand and -State, County and M unicipal govrrnm ents on th r other a ll reaching in th e ir pockets fo r more and more dough, It la going to h u rt anough before long to cauio a nubile ye ll that w ill be hoard In both Washington and Tallahasao*. A lo t o f fo lks who wore rid in g the Now Deal and F a ir Deal bandwagons a fow years ago b a r* •een th# lig h t. The old ta x and ta x . add spend and spend and alert pnd elect policy haa j o l t ' about run Its course. People .Wh4 thought It waa wonderful to h a m th r government act aa A w «t nurse are beginning t o ' that th i* "something to r in g " Isn't w h a t they thougi was. Mid tha b ill I* getting * r and higher ns taxes go the dollar Value goon down who would have been h o rrifie d at th * thought o f shooting ManUt Claus awhile hack a rt now s ta lk ­ ing tha old boy with a saw ed-off shotgun, and, brother, I'm te ll­ ing you It'a loaded. Ku*da needs oil. ban ha* It. Hutsia h * . l»een l»oth pressuring Iran, and holding out the olive branch o f good trade. For u* the big question* ia who get* Iran'-) o il. The scale* w eigh­ ing out Ira n '* precious golden fluid w ill be tipped either tow ard R uuia or tow ard the west depend­ ing on how w ell the new prem ier, Hussein A la , ia able to prevent chaos In his country, nut he la u ,i against trouble from both th e rig h t and tha le ft. Here is w hy an upset in Ira n rig h t now ia a olmportant; R uuia la tu rn in g out only an •lim ite d 324,000,000 barrels o f nil a yrar. The U nited State*, alone, is turning out 2,311,000,000 b a rre l* year, and the Western llrm la pharr .1.076,000,000. Modern arinlm sm e* rat ull fu r tank*, plane*, tractor*, fur ex ample, a tank ra ts a gallon o f gas every tw o in lle i. On a tr ip to Europe a U-.19 takes a fu ll tankcar of gasoline, and 10,000 pounds o f luhrleatlng oil. Ho therq have been »ome penta­ gon strategists who Insist th a t K uula could never tto rl W orld War I I fin tll its alt production waigshoun tha •upplle* o f tha w rdern w orld. Iran could be tha start. Ira n turn* out 261,000,000 barrel* a year, and i t could b* a gateway to the whole inidill* eastern o il supply w hich I* »l«O.O0O,OOO lia rrel* a year. Right now report* from Ira n are contradictory. There I* no way o f predicting what w ill hap­ pen. Rut h e r* are the p a rti o f th e jlg-aaw p u ttie which means ao much to tha safety o f the western world, a tv. to (lie security o f th e United 8 tt tee. Two top Iranians have been shot. Ily whom? For what rea­ son? On the surface both a ffa irs look like local brawl*. Two weeks ago th* P rem ier, General AH Raimara, died a fte r he eras attacked In « n,osaue Th*. a u a u ln waa a Natlonallat w ho wanttd Ira n '* o il nationalised. Raimara opposed nationalisa­ tion. He wax satisfied to handle th * blggeot lo t o f oil through a now agroamant w ith tha B ritis h pwvetwmsnl which owns 61 pa r rent o f A ngio-Irantan, th# biggest company In th * country. Th* B r i­ tish had offered to split proD ta 60-60 even though th* British had mad* a ll tha In itia l Investments fo r prospecting, machinery, pipe llnra and s ta ff. Raimara was fight fo r b ig money nd q u irk , which hr v o u til have gotten through the B ritis h offer, because most Iranian—00 per •rent o f them —are poorly fed and Illite ra te . Russian propaganda la try in g to awing them lo Con.R dnltm. Ro Raimara needed quick money to raise the common Ira n lati’a standard o f living, lie la dear). He haa been lollowcd in o ffic e h r another friend of the west, Hussein, A la . Ala waa Ira n 's dclnrot* to th e United Nations In 1946 when w orld public opinion forced Moscow to take her troops out o f Iran. A la led the fig h t w ith the help o f 't h e then U. S. Seerotary o f State, James F. B yrne*. Sanford Forum ! o >) DR. C. U PERSONS l) 34.95 39.95 to 44.95 CURLEE Iki build tho r t *ro#s capacity TW O-TONES » F o r 'J Uafdrob* 1/ tone-op! * STRAWS V V ■ A V lW I A good example of w hat the well iJrrM ed man w ill wear fob ' Faster and a fte r! B row n and White or B ritis h Tan and W hite John C. It's Heads First In a Berkley Pnnaina fo r S pring! Finished w ith v«ri-colored bond* . . aa a springboard ta **---- * Masqat.** B S £ ^j *«*»Tta for comfort TJys * t® 4 i mow i ■ 5 * 0 , A ____________ like not a IM THE NATION TODAY as a M 1 1 1 ___ L 1 " : i »W P M * l It mean T It say* M r. Truman “ ih o u ld " f t t approval before sending m-.ro tioop-. Do#i th a t men he “ m ti* t" ? By JA M F -i MARI.OAY M r. Holland Dean. Editor bonds,) debt o f about four m illion And wliat in eon hi g does a “ r#*oHanford Herald dollar*. A c tu a lly th r vote on th i* lution" have anyway since te n *Sanford, Florida question when ron*ider*,| by the W ASHINGTO N. Mar. 21—t / f t — atom th rm s e lv r* admit M r. T ru ­ commission carried by a three to Fly-paper i t _a* slick as a skat_ man doesn’t have to abide by it Dear Mr. Dean: two vote means that any one of j n* riTk 'compared’ w it h ’ w hat Thc hut can ignore it? And Ju»t w hat does "approva In order to b rin g before the C itl- j *hrc* Commissioner* that voted; Knxlish language ran do to the sen* of Hanford aome of the ques- favorably took the responsibility Senate— sometime*, This is one mean? How would the approvs ami a u th o rity to decide an issue tlon* and i*»ues involved concern­ he given? B y same later "resolu o f the times. ing the proposed I torV and T e rm i­ o f the greatest importun-e to the For sheer confusion, nothing tlon"? And how many troops Hanford Taxpayers. nal, your publication o f this te lle r can ln-al the present predicament For instance; Would it lx- at. 6. W H A T ARE TH E I'ltO H in the Hanford Forum section of " f the lawmakers. T w enty-four right fo r th e President to inno PECT8 FOR SECURING COMyour paper w ill be appreciates!. o f them took weeks to decide what four more divisions w ithout con­ MON C AR R IE R liARG E SER­ A iiortion o f the qurstiun* asked they wanted to *ay on the troops- gressional approval hut not six, VICE? are hasiil on m any year* experience nr should he get approval i f he fo r. Europe issue. There a r* three types of water handling transportation by all And when th ry fin a lly ta id it wanted to send only one more transportation service. Common classes o f service and the halanr* they got ao tangled In the Ian- man? on experience th a t teache* you to C arrier, C ontract C arrier, and E x­ guag* that now no one, including And, fu rth e r, what’* that empt C arriers. I t is generally con­ fin d out where you are going to them, ran say fo r sure what they pha»e—'"constitutional processes" ceded that Common C a rrin Servire land before you Jump. had in mind. Before looking a t the —doing In there since nothing in It might lie w ell to fir s t correct is the only service that would be Jam they're in her*’* a short back­ the C onstitution says the P resi­ satisfactory fo r the proposed Itock the impression among some C itident ha* to get such approval? ground. tens that the C ourt action last and T erm inal. These are a ll question* being There were cries o f protest, Since the Transportation A ct of week wa* fo r the purpose o f •#. asked by Senator* themselves most p a rticularly from Senators curing an "in ju n c tio n " restraining 1940 was passed. Common C arrier p a rticularly from Republican*, and since th i* resolution was submitted the City from proceeding w ith tb i* Service ha* been completely reg­ T a ft o f Ohio and W herry o f Ne­ to the fu ll Senator for approval project. This is not true. The bond ulated by the interstate Commerce braska, when President Truman by the 24 committee member*, all issue approved by th r C ity Com­ Commission. A ll rates and o h e d . of whom approved it. Listen to made it known th a t: ules must lie approved by the mission came before the C ircuit Ho wanted to send fn u r d iv i­ them: Commission. Court for validation o f the Imnd*. Senator S m ith , New Jersey Re. In the ten year period since sions to Europe to help build up Any interested person or tax pay­ publican who wrote the controver­ our A llies' arm y there, under the this A ct was parsed by Congress, er has th r rig h t under the Florida term * o f the N orth A tla n tic Pact, sial section ti, -aid he didn’t think Constitution to oppose the valida­ statistics show that the tonnage the President would need approval tion of teinds th a t w ill add lo their handl'd by Common Carriers on which we approved, and in which to send tw o nr more divisions hut tax burden ami this i* the action the Mi d-sippi River, the Ohio article 3 pledged (he p srtn e i- to would If he wanted to -end Ml. that was taken by a group o f C iti- River and th* G ulf Intram a-tal "m utual aid." Rut S m ith admitted he was u rT a ft nnd W herry protested that Canal has declined approxiuiatilv sens. ahle to “ g iv e a line of demarca­ WHY AA’AS T H IS AC TIO N 70f r, In other words. Common the President had no constitutional tion” showing ju jst where ap TA K E N ? A satisfactory answer C arrier Service is not profitable rig h t to send troop* abroad w ith ­ proval should be obtained. to the follow ing questions could under ICC regulation and this is out firs t getting congre**' ap­ Senator McClellan, Arkansas have made this action unnecessary. probably the reason for the elim i­ proval. Mr. Truman said that as Democrat, decided there seemed I W HAT c h a n c e h a s t h f nation o f the water service San­ rom m ander-ln-rhirf he had the to he "90 iliffe re n t in te rp re ta ­ PROJECT OF B EING F IN A N ­ ford had u n til aliout 104.1. Undoubt­ rig h t. edly, the grow th o< truck trails, Two o f thi- mo.t powerful Ren­ tions." (T here are 90 Senator*.) C IA LLY SUCCESSFUL? Senator H ultnnstall, Mu .i-huThe answer to th i* question I* portallon during this pcrbsl, w ith a t* committees—Foreign Relation* clharly answered by direct quota- It* store door to store ilcor de­ ami Armed Services—sat d-iwn •etts Republican ami one o f the committeemen, agreed the re»olulien taken from Im partial Survny livery, and the much faster dr- Jointly to hold hearings on th i made l,y F. C. I lillv e r A As-o. isles livery service also played an im ­ and te ll Die Senate what they | tlmi wa, not In p e rfr-l form . and paid for by the C ity o f Son- portant p a rt in the rapid decline of thought. |ji« t w;*ek they oka ye*11 Senator W ile y, W iw s ii-.ii lieCommon C a rrie r water tra il-p o r­ « "resolution" Which approve.! ! publican and another com m it*#-*•’.ird, sending the four division, hut, in ' man, said the resolution would •>*• fill page 6 o f the Survey is the tallon. only advice to the President, and Recently, C. G. W illis wa - g ra n t­ section It, said: following statem ent: " I t I* the sense of the Senate j not legally binding. “ But generally speaking, the ed Common C arrier lig h ti by the Rut Senator T a ft -aid (he whole rnm petitlve situation prevents and Interstate Commerce CoiniiiWvioii. th a t, in the interest* o f sound iirohlhil* an average level o f port Again quoting fiu m pagr 10 nl constitutin'.al processes . , Con­ thing should tie rephra-e.1 to -ay terminal charge* which w ill proHllJyer Survey ia th i■ state gressional approval should lie the Preal«lertt “ must" get ap­ iditalned" la fo re any more troop* proval Instead of the |ires*,ni v itlr Just compensation and a f a i r 1 return npnn Ih r property devoted to 1 (lie present rate* on ranm-d wer«* sent. A ll 24 memlier* o f tin- "should" get It. Senitor McMahon, I ’oiinectleut that use" good* northbound in Mr. W illis' tw o rommittrew who considered the And, on page 7 Is the follow ing would not attract any bus) solution signed it. Hut what do, < that " I shall b*- pleased if, through Democrat, expressed the feeling ness, even i f he securrs the addi­ statement: ‘Thus, the net operating reve­ tional rig h t* and rxtends hi* oiier- northbound tonnage acrording to sortie in tellectual process, I can the Hurvrv. W ith the rapid con­ lie convince*) th a t it doe* not mean nue* of municipal docks are sub. atlon to S anford." plants to what I th in k it means." Have we any reaaonalde rig h t version o f Canning Ject to fluctuations and change*: Senator Ferguron, M ichigan and generally speaking, hold no to assume th a t C. G. W illis, or anv Froien Concentrate p la n t, it I* pro mi** o f u n ifo rm rate* o f fa ir other Common C arrier w ill I m- w ill­ reasonable to speculate on how Republican, demanded to know ing to establish rates that w ill mtieh longer there m ight he s u ffi- what that buainest about “ con­ return on the Invested e apital." And, on page A the follow ing attract tonnage? That even i f he c irn t volume o f single strength stitutional p ro re s irt" was <!oing did propose such rate* th ry would Juice manufactured in this im m ed­ In there. statement: And Senator Ives. New Y ork Re"The Investor In Municipal P ort he approved by the Interstate Com- iate te rrito ry to supply this n o rth ­ publican, to ld his colleagues: Terminal Bond* should be assured merer Commission? Any service bound tonnage. U N T IL THERE QUESTIONS •There m ay l>* a few other fo lk* that there w ill tie some source of secured Into to Hanford may have rovenue to meet the funded-debt to be subsidised by th r City of CAN BE ANSW ERED S ATIS- myself, m ay tie a bit stupid. We obligations, in case the operation Hanford, the same as many Con* FACTOID LY T H E PROPOSED in the Un!t**d Stales, who lik r CER­ hr.v* to have these things spelled d f the Dorks about*) incur a net dc- tract C arriers are aiilisid't-,1 hv DOCK A N D T E R M IN A L A rgo Companies who use their aer- T A IN L Y CAN NOT HE C O N SID ­ .,nt «o we m ust understand them ." Ic it." T 2. WHY 18 IT NECKRBARY TO *ic .. A nv proposed rate* w ill I m- ERED A W ISE F IN A N C IA L IN FLEDGE P A R K IN G M ETER RE- •uliiect to attack by competing VES TM E N T FOR T H K C IT IZ E N S VENUES. TO P A Y OPF T H E Rail and T ruck lln e i before lie. OF HANFORD. A N D T H E REcoming effective and th i* |m>rr- 8 U t,T 8 W IL L RE A D D IT IO N A L (D ND H? 11 ’ ' TAXES TO REPLACE THE The representative o f t|»« PUf- iture may require several years. 7. W IIA T W O U LD THE IIARGE P AR K IN G METER R E V E N U E Optom etrist ehawr of these bonds haa stated W H IC H W OULD NO LONGER publicly that aa a result o f the LIN E H A U L NORTHBOUND? EYES EXAM INED A V A IL A B L E FOR C ITY In order fo r any llarge Line to B E H lllyer Survey he waa “ convinced l l l l K P alm rtte AVO. O ut the project would gain s u ffi- give continuous service to Hanford OPERATING E XPENSE^. Itespectfullv submitted, lent revenue to pay o ff the bond they must have a sufficient tonG I.A S H B H , V IT T K I); j nage In both direction*. Canned D. L. H AR PER i m Mid to operate the term inal 2101 Hanford A v rn u t a n t.f Yet, when asked I f hta rltr u * la the only posdhlllty fo r [ompany would purchase the bond* ilthoot the pa rkin g metar revenue Bring pledged his answer was an omphalic "N O ". Obviously, w ith tha parking m eter revenue pledged til pav o ff the IKinds, hia Company Would not be concerned w ith the isulta of the Survey and aa a m a t­ te r o f feet would no*, care w h a t the Q |ly Of Sanford did w ith the atoney Mcolved from the sale o f the bonds, ■ ia only Interests are the sale o f the bonds guaranteed by ■ rare source o f revenue, buying 160,000.00 worth o f bonds a t a dis­ count o f approxim ately 124,000.00 and collecting hia commission of 46000.00 fo r purchasing the bond* at a discount. The project could he p a rtially completed and then Our new Curler Suita speak ol abandoned and the bond holders Spring aa surely aa mallard* would s till bo paid. " a . WIIAT WILL THE DOCK heading northward or the firs t AND TERMINAL COST? trout o f the season. From quality T it* basis being used by the fabrics in th* newest pattern*, C ity Commission and tho Illlly e r C urler experts hav*'created styles .Survey I* an Engineer’s Estim ate made about throe year* ago of th a t a r* masculine and modem 4300,000.00. w ithout bring extreme . . In :T fc 'i decs «*♦ M r i * Eg, ii.g'a -ten coiors e? V «*y, the following: IIIm-. Green ami Tan . . (a) Increased coot u f construc­ tion since the estim ate waa made Rayon crea«* resistant fabric* due to laDatlan, (h) The cost o f handling equiptsent such a* " l i f t trucks", “ con­ 8ummerhavet*)00% wool Tropical* veyor*" and "hand tru cks" a t a total cost o f 641300.00 referred to on page* 31 and 36 of the Survey an being esaentHal to ____ the economical A sis* to f i t eerry fig u re : lamgs, operation o f aa Termini Term inal. Hhorts, Htouta, Short S tout.. r (e) (e» On t page 33 o f the Survey it Regular*. is K i r l e d th a t! "Under the present warehouse plan It la doubtful whether more than 2000 to 3600 tons could ho hold In long-term storage a t one time. This would be Inadequate." The Survey goes on to recom­ mend that storage space should bo provided fo r 10,000 tens. Thla lo four to flv e tim e t Die preeent proposed eopaeity. I t la certainly reasonable to as­ sume the E u tn e o r'a estimated coat should bo Increased a t least 3616. The aeeoad top Iranian attacked tour tinea (bo present proposed waa Dr, A bdul Hamid Canganeh, al M Will cost at least 4200,oo0 ad­ former m in iste r o f education, who ditional. l shot yesterday by a student Then the to ta l root o f tho Dock t had been discovered cheating apd Terminal w ill ha 6* 44,000. This ot^eiama. T? rould he just a local ro dots not Include office pmeut. various tu p p llta and B ui Hrten to the brother o f th e ly other expenses th a t i t is dead premier, It eta Raimara. w ho Im nosii.J* to anticipate. I* warVIng th i* year with a DoBaiONDBR THK P R E S E N T ton engineering concern, when ha FINANCING I’ LANR LESS THAN heard o f hia brother's fata h* said, ItALF OP THK TOTAL C 08T IS “ I expected II. M y brother wax PROVIDED. known to he strangle opposed lo I t ia conservativ e to plan on a Communism before he came lo total expenditure o f three quar­ power. There haa been a move­ ter# o f a m illio n dollsro before ment fo r the nationalisation o f th# project la completed and any Lightning travels too feat to Iranian o il and I believe that the revenue at a ll ta m e iv e d . toko a slg-iag course, although Cbrnnracltt underground took ad­ 4. SHOULD NOT 1 It may appoar to do aa. vantage of condition*, and are of hotter 4 /, m i the population to be 111,. i •p, ! • m - -s' - • a?*7#. T-i4» ’ -i - - * ’i -- ,*v g �WEDNESDAY MAH. 21. 1951 Social A n d Personal Activities HONE 148 Social Calendar WEDNESDAY T h r P rayer Meeting at the F irst Baptist Church w ill tie a'. Thell»Lamplighter TOM O O YLK FISH FRY R. F. M itchell was given a surprise fish fr y at his ramp on the St. John’s River hy a group o f his fam ily and friends in hon­ or of his 71st hitihday Friday evening. Tho*e honoring U r. Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Mitchell, M r. ami Mrs. It. F. Browning, Mr. and Mrs. A. U. Brown, Mr. and RMra. Iloh Magnu»»on, Mr. and Mra. A. C. S m ith, Patty Brown and Linda ansi llohby Mitchell. Wearing his sucres* like a g ill m ight wear her fir s t Prom cor­ sage, Mario L a nia -ang to a tre ­ mendous Central K loiida audi­ ence Monday night at the M uni­ cipal Auditorium in Orlando. The road, healthy looking y o u n g tenor, sang a selection of rela. l iv r l ) popular pieces which the audience loved, demonstrating its approval with rin g in g applause interspersed w ith several "B ravos' snd “ Fecks" from the lloM iy.> 0t lingaoc. It was a well integrated audi­ ence. drawn from the m in ) Irsels o( -oriel t. mime people tMiughi "M ario l.a n ia " IwMiklrls advertised •<) a "b a rk e r" in the lohh), and before the l i g h t a • ere dimmed, perused th r pages adorned w ith pictures id toe current idol, hailed hy man> »s the modern t iru s n t.an/a Ire can in sing al n ; | l , and dur­ ing Ih r f'rs l part of his aria, "l.a m rn tn Hi Federico." the resiles* crowd fin a ll) calmed dawn and silrn re srttie d over darkened auditorium , the spot­ lig h t trained on the dvnamli voung si list Lanra's greatest success was apparent in the famous I'agliacci aria. " \e » li I.a t.iubha.** H r sang thia. as he did r«er> piece, in the Enrico Caruso IIa . •lit inn. putting heart and soul into the e ffo rt and achieving 'lik in g dramatic r f l e r l that ulwa>s end> w ith a split sec­ ond of strict sile o rr follow rd h> an overwhelming tum uli of applause. I.anra w ill prohahl) plav the hipless role of "t'a n io " man> limes during his career. Vsi.f* from I'agllacci, l a t i u hone (fin a lly b rig h t in his ren­ ditions of Neopolilan svmgs an i the popular “ Because" mid -Re M r I arve.” These were what his audlenre wanted: this was what h i) wanted to take home w itn them and years hence, prrhnp*, tecall, when la m ia has run the gHinut of the opera houses front l.a Jm k Iu tu the M etropolitan, how he -ang the "V esti l.a (ilu b lia " on u s tiflin g l) warm evening in midMnrch. And it i* nut o f such things a< th l* that m rm o rir* are made. la m ia ' • voice is much iw-tter on h i- high tones. I ll* low tone* cent to lark dcvrlopm r nt. Rut when that booming crescendo l» w ritten in th, score, the niau vtilne-. His v o i r e rises, lade.i v ith power and feeling, negotiat­ in g note*, the very color »pd orilllance of which tin ill >ou to the .ore. I* Mario Im aia another I'aru»o? In all fairness th l* re r. ta in l) remain* to be seen. At present, the a n *w rr is no. I s ir­ is has "miles and miles to go" Ivefore hr ran hope to equal Ih r a rtis try of surh singer* as Ju*»i lljo rrlin g , F errurm Tagliavini, and Jan I're rre . Lansa I* the budding a rtist, and although he has arrived popularly, h i* a rilslie a rriva l rrm a la * somewhere in the future and very likely not leu fa r a ff. I.nnxa'» arcompaniat, Constan­ tin e Callinlco* was excellent in his own right rendering selictlon* fro m D ellusiy, Chopin, and two composition* o f his own. The piano pieces got to lie somewhnl tedious, not through any fault of a rtis try , hut ticcau»c o f th e ir numiw r. The audience had c*>mr in s- ■' nnd heur Lam a, not Calllnicn*. VYe don't liclieve I.anra sang a* much •« he should have. A ctually, his only encore was "He My laive.” There were many people who would like to have heard rrv e ra l more n |,c ra tir arias. As it wa*. there were only tw o arias on the program. "Celeste Alda," o r “ 0 Paradlto" would have lent the finishing touch. I^ a ta . with the possible e l. re p llM i of F rio I'ln ta , la the f lr * l clas«ic*l singer to he adopt­ ed, Frank Sinatra faahWvn. b> the younger net. In beginning h i* ascent to operatic Im m ortal­ ity through the medium of the movie*, there w ill be maay peo­ ple draw a to the classics who mlgh< otherwise never came la contact with them. And IhU Is good. la m ia i> scheduled to sing w ith the lav Seila Opera Co. In Milan next October. The Ita lia n * w ill love him as w ill the rest o f Europe, lie promise* to be a fig ­ ure o f importance in Ih r operatic w orld fo r another 30 year* av least. It's good to see a young singer firm ly on the road In greatness. "W h is tlin g " teakettles usually mine in two to fo u r quart rapacity. Thla type o f teakettle Is a good choice If the utensil is used ,irl» tnarily fo r boiling water fo r tea or coffee. F ra n kfu rte r*, usually made of beef and fw k . are already rooked and can he eaten cold or re­ heated. Do not boll the fra n k ­ fu rte rs unnecessarily when re­ heating. 7:30 P. M. IH J R S D A V The Douglas Jobe Junior Bro­ therhood W i l l meet at the F in it Baptist Church tonight at 7:00 _ P . M. ™ Maundy Thursday Communion Service at 7:30 P. M. in the MaUwdint Church. The Nuraery Dept. o( the Methodi*t Church w ill have its annual Faster pnrty nt 3:30 to t:3n in McKinley Hall. F R ID A Y The Sanford Townsend Cluh w ill meet at th r City Hall ut 0:30 P. M. fo r a rovrrrd d id aupner. the Woman** M i.-innary Union o f the F irst Baptist Church w ill have nn Kvxceiitive ll.ianl meet ing at 3:00 p. M and n business meeting at 3:30 P. M. • .Symphony Concert Scheduled Saturday OBI.ANDO,* M an * . 'l - ( Special I — The Central Florida Symphony w ill dose the season Saturday •evening when at 8:30 it w ill preW*rnt at the Municipal Auditorium Johannes Brahani's Requiem. A rhm us o f Ion ha- lieen added to the group o f mu.icians makit g up the orchestra and w ill l>. directed hy Yves t'hardon, condoctor, who hu gained increasing |Mipulaiity fo r his effective in ­ terpretation. in past conceits. .Mr. Chardon'.* search for vocal talent which hail <uund musical and choral lia im iig end'd w il'i the -election o f choirs from the F irst Methodist Church of O r­ lando, the F irst P re.hylrrian Chinch o f Sanford ami the Con­ gregational Church of W inter Park. The tra in in g of tnese group* in thr intricacies of llrahm ’s rom poiiitinn was placed In the hands of the directors who had charge o f the choirs, Jrssie Pedrick Baker, Faina Wallace Johnaton and Mra. (icurge Touhy. A This week the rehearsals w ill he under the baton of Mr. Chardon who w ill give the choii his interpretation o f the Re<|ulein and weld the e ffo rts o f the o r­ chestra and cholrsters into the de­ lig h tfu l o ffe rin g that i« ex|irrteil o f such talent and monumental composition. The two group, have met separately In |>asl rehearsals w ith Mr. Chardii. • .Met'tinjr Ih Held By 1 : Dependable C I ohh The Dependable Class of the F its t Mi th'slist Church met Mon­ day night at the home of Mrs. Clarence W allis w ith Mis. J. II. laM'chelt as co-hostess. The meeting wa» opened hy Mrs. l/iechelt, president, and the devotional was given hy Mrs. Bay Herron using the “ Last Supr “ In keeping w ith t)»* Easter a son. A fte r the regular business meet­ ing refreshments were servesi to the follow ing: Mre. Herron, Mrs. Loechelt, Mrs. W allis, Mrs. II. B. McCall. M r*. J. II. Nicholson, Mrs. I.. P. Iloekenhury, Mrs. Lee Wilson. Mr*. C y ril Butner. Mrs. V. I.. Smith. Mrs. W. B. h lrh y , and Mist |»ulse Sipple BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Royal an­ nounce the Idrth of a daughter, llarliara Jean, Mar. ID. Mrs. Royal fe- the former tiladys Kinlaw. e rso na It Ray Forsyth o f Miami Reach was the guest of B ill Fleming over the weekend. John Decker o f the U. S. A ir Force in Ban Antonio, Tex. I* on leave here w ith hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. SI. Decker. David (iru rg ia holidays M r*. J. Jackson ha* arrived from Tech to spend the spring w ith hi* parents, Mr. and I.. Jackson. Howard Bunge has returned to Emory .U niversity in A tlanta a f­ te r having visited fo r several day* w ith his mother, M r*. \V. F. Bunge. Mrs. flnllovvny Honors Miss Daphne Connelly Mis* Daphne Connelly, bride • lec) o f J..«- S in u in o «#, Jr., wa* honored Sati.ni*> w ith a luncheon given hy Mrs. John Calloway at her home which was attractively decorated throughout w ith roses, httdal w nathes and gerbera daisies. Thi hostess presented Miss C onnrllv with a lovely g ift after which lunch wa* served to the follow ing guests: M r*. Hawkins Connelly, Mr*. J. It. Shearouse, Hr.. M l** Connelly. Mrs. Paul M. Fague, Mr*. Donald Jones. Mr*. I.e s lrr Cuthrie, M r*. Ceratd la m ­ ing, Mrs. W alter Turner, Miss F lita lie th Dyson. M l** Margaret Dingerfelder, M il* Dilon Baker, Mt»* Aim l-ovoll and Mi*< Shirley Smith. A s s i'ln g Mr*. Calloway were M r*. Joe C o n ta lri and Mr*. I.loyd F. Boyle. Epps And Ramey Finish At -Stetson Woody Ansley arrived Monday fro m the U niversity o f Georgia to D E LA N D , Mar. 21— (Special) spend the .Spring holidays w ith his —Two student* from Sanford re­ parent* Mr. and Mrs. A. W. An­ ceived their degree- conferred hy President J. O lllr Edmunds during sley, the w inter quarter commencement F ir* ! Lieut. Vernon Culpepper exercise* held Mar. 2<l at Stetson w ill return today to Washington, U niversity. I). C. where he |* stationed at the Receiving the Bachelor of Pentagon uilding a fte r spending Science degree was John W illiam sometime w ith his parents. Epps, son o f Dr. and M r*. A. W. Epps, o f Sanford. Before entering M i. and M r-. Hamid Howe and .Stetson, Ep|>« attended Emory daughter o f file n Cove, N. Y. U niversity, Emory, Ca. plan to re tu rn tomorrow after Roy Ramey, a graduate of spending the pa*t week w ith Mrs. Seminole High School, was award­ Howe'* parent*. ed hi* Bachelor of A rts degree during the graduation service*. A M r*. J. D. Tipton o f Kan«a*. major in th,. teaching profession, who hu« lieen * pending the past liumev i* the ami o f Mr. and Mr*. several months w ith her ncicr Itallard Ramey, Route Box 212. and fa m ily, Mr. and M r*. II. K. Sanford M orris, left Sunday for Miami. Approxim ately »'.*> candidate* re­ presenting the College o f I iheral M i** Nancy W illiam * arrived A rt* , till* College o f Law, the la>t night to |lend the spring holi­ School o f Music, the Ss'llool of days w ith her parents, Mr. and Bu lines* and the graduate whool M r*. It. A. W illiam *. M l - W il- were uward<d the variou- degree*. liams is a senior at fltrts o n U ni­ Main speaker fo r the gradua­ versity. tion exercises was Dwayne Orton, director o f education fo r the In ­ Mis* Jean Mayer arrived Sun­ ternational lliisineMachine* day frot.v Florida State University Corporation and head o f the per­ to spend two months w ith her sonnel division o f the O ffice of parent* M r. and M r*. II. N. C ivil Defense. Bayer. Mi»* Bayer w ill Intern at Widely known in education c ir­ tlie South Hide P rim ary School. cles, Dr. Orton holds many degree and has served a* faculty member, Clenn McCall, *on of Mr. a n l dean and president of West Coa*l Mra. II. II. McCall I I I . wa* colleges. In addition, he ha* w rit­ pledged la -t week by Scnlihnr.! ten many article* on educational fra te rn ity at the U niversity of and social w e lfa fr subjects, one nnd Blade, an honorary m ilita ry of the recent appearing in the Florida. annual education number o f the Saturday Review o f Literature. Ylr. and M r*. Pvan* H ick* and sons Bob nnd J ini arrived Monday from H eight-tow n. S'. J. to spend n few day- w ith Mr*. H ick* par­ ents Mr. and Mr<. A. K. Rovset- MAKE THIS A HAPPY FASTER BY BUNDING KLOWKRS FROM A. K. RCSSETTER FLORIST o f W ell* H irc ly , head o f the the -#i....rs vu held, w ith upper m u tir department, ami Hot.eit .1. i..n patent: ar.4 Dean, choir director, wdh M. flo o d ami u .r iir d fo e r t i a tE m ily Lawton, accow panl't. 1* 1*11111 Friday evening at the F.vrivti .ud 'I t llu tc h i'o n werr* WEST PALM BEACH, Mar. | 21— I Special I- C la s s night ex- Clad- • t'lu h the 2fdh annual dm an."in tin « itlcn d in g the ex* ircisc* Thur-dav evening ushered ncr and prommude in honor of m «• in the I N I C l* v Week at fira ham-Eekes School In Palm Beach fo r the nine members o f the graduating class. Mis* Penrose Hutchison, daughter o f Mr. and Ylrs. W. C. Hutchison, wa* xalutatorian of her rla*» and gave an interesting talk on "Fm harkation." W illiam Paxton Smith, son of Ylt*. James llose Smith, Paducah. Ky., was valedictorian ami talked on "The Essential t'h a ra ctrrlstie .” “ Education and S ecurity" were di*ru**«*d hy Dr. Franci* I'arkm an, executive secretary o f th r NationAND al Council of Preparatory School*, in hi* address tn the senior*. Adriana Calle* E ller, daughter of Dr. Joseph Jordan Eller, New York and Mr«. Rudoifo Ogarrin, Mexico C ity, a« ola** president, made th r presentation tn the clas* of ll'.v*. Francis Eugene Wcathrrhce as marshal fo r the academic precession o f fa ru lly and -cninr* w ith the vested sehool choir, Music wa under the direction Il'enrose Hutchison LrattnaLs AI School Spurt Coats Photo lly W irb o lt Studio Yli*s Novell, ... n t• r of M r. and Ylr*. N. W. D u \i-. whose m arriage to Coleman Yates w ill he an event o f A pr. 12. Novella David To NVed Coleman Yates Mr. and M is. N. W. Davis anslum need today th r engagement and approaching marriage o f their •laughter. Novella, to Coleman t nts son a t ti. S. Y'ute*. The w e lding w ill lie an event of A p r. 12 at the l-ukc Monroe lls p tis i Church at 7:00 p M Mr. and Ylrs. Richard lta-s of l>a)loruv lleach w ill In- the only attendant*. NOTICE The T h r ift Shoo ,,f the Woman' Club w ill discontinue it- activities d ill to tlie fact that it ha. to • Varuatr its present location nt the form er Health and W elfare t 'enter on Oak Avenue. H ospital Led* tnny s till lie obtained at the Woman'* Club. A sm all amount o f eril-bed •Click frn /c n straw lierri) w ill •iiakc a c-infeetioner’ s sugar fro * mg look p re tty and ta -te good Vdd the lic r r ir * after the b u tte r or m argarine and sugar have lieen <fram ed, then thin a* much a* * * v w ith cream. Casual Jackets Spurt Shoes n v o - T o s i '. s - Birthday Enjoyed By Linda Mitchell Mr*. R. E. M itchell entertained Friday ill honor o f her daughter, Linda, mu tor th ird birthday. A fte r the children played sev­ eral games Linda opened her g ift* and th< g u r- u *ang “ Happy B irthday" a- he blew the run • tin out on the beautifully de■••rated cake. Soda and rake were served and u ltra 'dive favor* of basket* and born* filled w ith randy were served to the follow ing: Sharon L< c, Donna Peters, taeuulyne Hampton, Putty llrow n, Miel'to'l Moses, lle tty lo ll H ittell, ly n rt and D s n ie Knowles, Ellen W illiam *. Kathy Sloan und Angela Hurt. Vl-o M r*. Robert Lee. Ylr<. J. C. Hampton, Mrs. A. D. llrow n, M r-. II. L. I l i t t r l l , Mr«. L. E. K now |c», Mr*, ti. II. W illiam *, Jr. and Ylrs. Rudy Sloan. t.lc u t. and M r*. Jack Moyr and »nn Mike o f F ort Ham Houston. T e*. arrived Sunday to spend th e ir leave w ith th e ir families. I.leut. and M r*. Moye have a* their guest Lieut. Dan Davis nt<o o f Fort Sam Houston. Miss Martha Perkins and guests. M ix P a triria H arris and Mis* Eleanor Pendleton, w ill a r­ riv e from Charlotteaville, Va., F rid a y night to spend the week­ end w ith klla* P erkin*' parents, M r. and M r*. B. L. Perkins, Hr. The Past Matron* o f the O.E.8. met at the home o f M r*. Joe Corley Thursday evening with Mra. liO ttir N ix, president, pr**idlog over the laisinesa meeting. O fficers' report* were hoard during the meeting and later game were enjoyed hy the guest* and prires won hy .Mr*. Jack Burney and Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw. Hofrshmcnts were served by the h o s t e s s ami co-hostess Mr*. Kdson Doit to the fo llo w in g : Ylr*. Ilurney, Mrs. Crenshaw, Ylr*. N l*. Mr*. H W. Turner. Mr*. Bertha J<nkin*on, M r*. W urt W. W arner. Ylr*. Charles llewson, Ylr*. II. C. Moore, M r*. R. C. Maxwell. Mrs. J. C. B ills and Erma Jean Corley. Friend* o f M r*. M. C. Stone and M r*. C. B. Kudd w ill regret to learn o f the serious illness of th e ir father, C. C. Edmondson, who i* confined to the Cihton Hospital in Enterprise, Ala. where hurg. he underwent an operation Mon­ Ylr. and M r*. Charles Park*. day. J r. and daughter n f A tlanta ar< M r. and Mrs. A l M rCearhry of expected to s triv e F riday to Adamston. N. J. returned to St. spend th r weekend w ith Mr. and Petersburg a fte r spending several Ylr*. Yl. S. W iggins and Dr. and daya w ith M r*. McCeachey's sis­ M r*. Charles I.. Park, Hr. llohby te r and brother-inlaw M r. and Park I* expected to a rrive tomoro f FlorMrs. W. T. Johnson, Jr. M r. and raw from the U niversity ity or Mra. MrOearhey have spent the to spend several day* with pa*t several w inter* in St. P eten- h i* fam ily. f o r E A S T E R G la m o r IT * Till iin 't m i.** 1 11•*s*•• V A I . I 'K S fiii'ri'h n iu liH i* f u r iii**n 0 MENS MEM H A T S • / 1 4 Face fra trin p iialo of fine natural m inted " ll UV», rildxin and fl turrl■ trim med . . :U)0 BOVS’ SU IT S lly Sun T«*hr mitt T miii Him y i t • . ili« > m in i hi uM yaIt it • # nr r iin kn l ami Sirir*« «l mril.1 m i ll »«*n* tra -tiri? rulnr liint nr lonuii a . . S in * I thru II. I.D5 d rd coconut (Util T o tnrt with a Bair I * mo-ul.v c f win- tLyxl • ii.n •ia.*s 5 .9 5 t o I I . 9.1 i . in# n llla li r Strip. Jnekrt* :i.9x BLOUSES D ainty cotton Mouse*, flo»*||y lace trim m ed to dies* up h rt Easter suit . , Site* 1 th ru Id. 2.29 - M.9X Pretty a- an Easter Picture, Ihesn darling Organdies, Dimities, Dotted Hwl*»e«, T U lue C.ingham and Candy Colored C ham liray* . . Y’al lace, eyelet embroidery or lovely Irish (.are trimmei fo r added beauty. T<xldler*' and rh ild rrn 's *iie« thru 14 . . 2.98 to 7.95 OF BLOOMING POTTED PLANTS MEMORIAL ARRANGEMENTS AT OUR A lio r ON _________ • el ini 11" i in II v i ir i ii n o t r d WEAR 30* EAS1 F IR S T FOR LO V E LY LITTLE MISSES The hat you’ll love n 6m M |ktl A young-viewpoint cloche, twwtljr laihioocxl of thinUrd (ocunut glacd. For (km? Dvtidnlly yeil in QitiL IZo^LCH. 8 w //y i SEE 01 TR BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY _______ I) For The “B U N N Y HUGGING C R O W D " . \ * I vknts TO CL E A R LITI’LE IX)VELIES (.oococtrd of deloctakk ibrr-J u u r n 's REDUCED IT* TMf 11te s ta b le -th li dainty tailor a i .i . CLOTHES O.E.S. Entertained By .Mrs, Joe Corley •K IP P I PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PHONE 1222-J �f AGE BIX THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA B LFJJl-L ■■ « g f -------------- !------1------- J , ■J-L’ iJ--------------------------- Illinois Snaps Columbia Streak; Kentucky Easily Beats Louisville U r W IL L G R IM SLE Y NEW YORK. Mar. 21 — (/P) — Four member* of collage baiket bsll'i elite lop ten—Kentucky. St. John'*, Illinois and North Carolina Rtalr -will square off at Madnon Square Garden tomorrow nifht ir 'tie *emi-finali of the NCAA eaitern elimination!. Kentucky. No. I nationally, will face a tired St. John'* team. No. 'f Illinois. No. 5, will o|i|Mi»e N o rtn f—— ---------- --------------**,’ ■ > I I 1 Goose Kettles Is Straight Named Manager from th* Of Cocoa Indians Horse’ s Mouth 1*7 H I) H AR P ER W K D N E S D A V M A H . 21, ID a l i 11J-- Sanford - Orlando Training Camp Note* Kennel Club entries Ily AHKOCIATF.il PHEKH TnvtMiir* t.v n n i:* ria vT a x (i> -r * '* tit i Unlucky Me. Itum idr l->3r'* ttresm, Ulna Cl*ar, » ..narnlsl. l -»r■usslon. Two tl It. Tangn Tap *K 2c a n n a t iv—a tnrhs m u Omar tluy. Itsi-.r n->- k. I*< -I yiurtrn, f l r i XI". h. >’nn.lr list* tunny'* A s*nt. Ilur ksieint-t. It*'* M>* T IIIM II lia r i :— x larks vnu ll*r*U li*rv . ItulMlna* ■. o-<«r t» T w llls h l, Olympia" < hlnf risshy Xlslii, i l l , key II. lacu Carl "Goovc” Kettle*, Seminole Olrl.ruiN Tii x t t i:—»■,tains vnu 11*1 IU*u, North Ijvr.,1. II • MU. High School football coach, wai (>**Ura, Mtlv.r Tina*. Ilsymsnamed manager of the Cocoa In­ •joj», I**, Hi's llnyw o'th Former Rollins Star Won Coast League Penant Last Year Incubus Jones came In the other day hi* w catrned face split w ith a grin. Meems as i f Inky nan (topped to watch a sandlot game and, after seeing the team at bat acoie a couple o f runa, cas­ r i r r n n m ’—t taik- m u ually asked the fir s t baseman dian* in the Florida State League ilm ’s Olrl, llu.sy, H i l k . i i llo>, lait night. Kellie* managed the l.s'nsstus. xtci I .Inc. Country !-»!,.t, what the score was. The boy said g rim ly , " I t ’» 30 Cocoa entry in the now defunct K<> tl'ark. O lcstillc. SIXTH N i l i:— s inths wn* y tu 0 their favor,” and turned back F1»nd* Eatl Coni Semi-pro league < lf*tl. Hilt* Hot. "nip's "mok*. run lead and were never headed to the field. Hiuclil Convoy, c.itton J Ills, h in defeating the Seminole* 22 to Topic. t<1i*rl,]sn l-otta It,'ll Incubus cay* h r wh * a little during the 19)0 leaton. ft In the nrrond game of the Linns* ktartleil al th r big scure ami In 1049 th r form er R rdliru fo o t­ UltKVTII Hit I!—.Vyiaih* mi* Irr. Vo) Is,. Ctr. If A riot*. Tuati...,! Club Junior Baseball League. asked Ih r l,<>y why they m r r ball and Imsebsll star piloted tho Annlr, Hi .m ka,|*. A ,. Rlaatlng out 14 hit* to ll>t> Iw lllg beaten so badly. Indian* to the SBC pennant and Trsvcicr. Morgan. Com p*t It loti. M ctrr Ihu Hrminnlm* 7, th r Giant* piled up t p la vn ff championship* a fte r ta k ­ >:IUIITII K i l l — 3 ‘ Inths WIU "W hat ju h mean gettin* a riinimandiug 20 run Irad *c«rAt Xtnrkn, Hilly * Hrnolir. H ulls ing over the club from Bd Levy, beat 7" the youngster demand­ lug 12 in the top half o f the now manager of Ih r Urlaudn .Sena­ .Marie. I’nppo, IlsrtAy Ita io l l.*nny ed. “ We ain't even had our Chari. Rowdy II**. jl.lf» .t It-iy fourth. tor*. M V T II MACi;—3 laths Mil* turn *1 h *l yet." The Seminole*, touched by K ettles, who ha* ruachrd fo o t­ tls te y*so. T 'n v * ll"a M ti.f. N uI khI)' scored 30 run* in the ball in Sanford for th r |>a»l six 'is y fa l* lla r r y Boh-on and II. Hold*, ram i tty . Mir lin k*. N .iv*l*tl*. Ju n i'ir Rnseball League season*, form erly played fo r the U«*r la y . Thundrr Jrt. Ir - Msr alive in the third ami push'd firs t Monday held un Sanford Gianta and Ht. A ugustine T IIV T II nths Mil* aero** five run*, hut the Giant game last Itu iiU '* Imaa* Fleet root Ms"). d n frru r prom ptly tightened to d*-r lii r siHjiiMirship o f the Lion's in the Florida State league m a k­ H",other. lis t.*', tloy, llonest Jo., Glult but th r fin a l total wa* Red ■lint o ff the ra lly , ing a name a t one o f the most "s k Mill, llu h * llarhor "w * n l ll ll S«* lit, Guh* IH in a game which David Galloway of the Giant* volatile h u rlrr* In the league. r o M '.it r * si.i.icrio N s was the heaviest hitter o f the went Into two extra inning*. la s t season he played in the flllH T MACM’ fersonslon I " . To the jaded drvnlee nf day lashing out four base hit* Georgia Heml-pro ''Geeehle la a Iioky Xtr, Mine d r a t *urh co te rie play* a* the ill five time* at last to compile an MKCI'NW ItACKi IU * Nl, *. tu n ­ ru e " follow ing the fa ilu re o f the pick off at *rrnnd base on a ny'* Agsnl, llu rk a U liirr average of .800. Giant left fielder FBC loop. T ill IIIV ItACG: ........................... r “ i* o * l from the catcher Ronnie Robinson also rollectrrj Signed by Oocoa as a p la yin g to might ita rlaaa to the tu r fa rH, XI* shy Ms Id which must be la u g iil sim ul­ manager, K rttle * I* expected to ro C ItT II ItA cl.’ i IlsymaUa. North In time to trounce a firrd .u p four bita in the high scoring contaneously by pitcher and l-sn.l. lilts Msyworth teat. see action mostly a* a re lie f ^vlUe team, 70-etH. N. (J. arrnrslup and rte cu le d with f i r r i l l l A 't : Country U W I. K rm lnnlr* pitcher. During I1M1» he won 12 Jim's Ir. playing w ithout three of Giant* ill,I, Xlrl l.lng hair trig g e r lim in g , the and lost three fo r the Ind ia n * in ita alar*, thumped Vlllnnova, 07- Itr nee .McCoy, «|, Ronnie Franklin IMXTII HACK llla rk Topic. HUM Junior league won't hr very Jim W right, ji Hilly Harper the FBC league. Hot, U it l* Hull. 02. inter ratine. Hut to a lover hx; v i : n t i i it Act: ..................... Kd llarlm ring, m llra n tlry SelnrA t Madlaon Squat <- tia rilrn , Uof Ih r sport, rather than a t'r Vuylts, C irri* Acnns ard ftire 17,107, lllinoia* llig Ten K IIH IT II RACK: Xlnrlc, student, there is more fun in Floyd Dorsey le n til Chart. Howdy tics champion* ahatterrd Columbia’* Glenn Jones, ut watching a hunrh o f y rltin g David Galloway, ut Reggir Aahlry NINTH HACK t ( n , i la y , II'* Mar, unbeaten record — th r only one eager kid* slam away at the Traveling M ika Sonny Fold’' le ft — 70-71, while St. John'* Jim Halligau, r f hall. m»hr mistake* and enjoy TKNTII I t AC15: wrn lllll. Honr-l Frank Hrnn disposed o f little Connecticut, tu . Robert Samuel, ut Jo*. Oak l l l l l Ihemsrlvrn than in Bering David Carlton, If Jackie M illcy U. F-ddir S lin ky and A lvin Dark , Until they ran up againat till. Ronnie Itoldnson, lt> Duke Hehiraid combine for a alick, prole*. V Ted Beach and l>on Sun- Cecil ItaRdridgr, t f Hrneat W right nional double play on a hard A l Collin* lage, Columbia’* Iv y league Jim m ie Moye, :ib lleiMM W i n Ily FRAN K K( K h it ground ball through the M U * Mota v x x r iiN ii s i v t i : v v iiw t iis Ida had piled up 22 itra ig h l Jackie Thoma*, ut A l' N ewafralurea Sport* W rite r middle. Kimbrough, r f Tony McDaniel W A H K irr vtetorie* thia year and 31 over a IIA R T O W , Fla., Mar. 19—OT) ■ a a ra rg , I 'la r lg a . F rye r, cf H illy TyreJohnny ilo w rn , a dim inutive two-year *pan. —H urt Shotton i* out o f a T k» f u ll, , w in g |>r|, * • >. |..,* i* .| |.y Ray L undquiit and grim faced kid w ith an iron hate ball Job fo r the fir s t tim e II I * l > * * U r * o n III* " a n t o r . l " l a i . Columbia lad -Ifi to 38 at the T aylor, lb arm , pitched fo r the Red Sox K s rn w rs M a r k e t fo r |>,.mI i I half. Ilut Reach popped in aeven Monday. He w ill ptuloihly end up In hi* life but hi* heart a tilt lo T r t ir f c t r # A D e a le r* up in I |* }| out o f |ght long one-handed art li'lu n g , to Hronklyn. M a rrh | 9, | > i t . a 20 game winner i f ha can keap •hota In eight minutea ju « l Irefute hu h |ir | l u u *| T h r deposed manager n f the Ileai»Re itlfr ia hi* earned run average t*|o w the end o f the half. Then Sunder, ifu , rule Lit hpr ) mi.} v< Dodgrrs w ill l>c rooting fo r ID 20 |th a t's tw enty not 2.0j, Heart a* T # fit|R r iM * tfi lage went bn a one-man acotirf; a rth rra k r r for the team he led to N ational Leagua I t wa* u hearllirenker t»u h p r. j «i4» . | x i •ju re to catch Columbia, 67-61. Bdwin Madden who hud the pennant* in 11*47 and again In H f i t e llm jitiit* i u ’id . | oil w ith ten minutea to go and acmi ra lil* ii« ie . ile p m illn ir game aewod up going into th r lU4tb lllin o ia out fro n t to atay. A » e l* h t per haa Iji-ju u f if t h when the determined Red j “ I'm through w o rk in g ," Raid r e le r f * F iji U filflevt, ile p r ru lHi. John'a, looking a b it weary L A K B L A N D , Mar. 2 0 - (Sue. Kox canto hack to lake t r r con- the genial Shotton today a* ho Irtg iiu a llljr i« a U t from ita recant Invftatiun tourna­ r ia l) Spring sport* rum pet It Inn leal into extra inning*. ant on hi* sitnporvh In hi r a le r r , r i * ! fce*.*» .*11, fieperiAtment grind, rolled u p' n 25.point lu g *t tie I l l y in a l * r g « r I III j j | We were especially Im ■ gel* imuerway in earneM till* undt-rahirl. " I f I bud s u m rih in r lead eraly In the la d h a ir again*! pressed w ith the intrepid q ffrrrd , something that I tiken, Rule fjonneellriit and then at- week for Florida Southern Col­ ra tc h rr* for both tra m . None I could lake it. Hut I don’t year. moat let the gatin' get sway on a lege team* w ith tig event* sche­ o f this threatening to throw nntlelpnti- doing n ilarn thing. atroijg ra lly *p a rkrd by Vince duled In three sport*. "R e* Harney, loo, wav a illsfa r them. I f a runner looked Tuetday afternoon the tannl* "I'v e Imd a g tr a t hasehall i>|ipn|nlmrnt. Yokabaakas and B ill Kbef. How. He may never a* If he might Ive going to lifr. | wa* Ihtow n out, but make it. I t ’* in bis mind. tv e r, time ran out on the CConni. •quad fare* Presbyterian College ■leal, the ball went w histling thrown out w ith all the g lo ry A rs p a rlty crowd o f I 2,4ihi taw fro m Clinton, H. C-. here fo r it* "Ralph Bram-a wa* a big dis­ down to eerond bate— ne mayanyone could p««*il>ly nave appointment. lie won 21 game, the two.game ahow a t N. C. second inter collegiate contest I hi* year amt w ill play hoal to M urid* he into center field. I'm a long way from being a E late'* C oll.rum In Raleigh a>»l fot me in 1947, He had a bad L ittle Im rry Burney, Cube Imrk m illionaire hut I'm not h u n g ry ." arm early last year. But I know mlmoRt tore down the houta whan H Uto U niversity on Friday. Coach Jack Roucher'a natter* w ill end atop, glared ferociously up al , Asked why Brauch Hickey V III Kukuy, tubbing fo r A ll Amer. Ralph had Double bteatbinu. t h r lr week against Davidson C ol­ opposition Im ttem throughout the hadn't token him to P ittsburgh. I hope h i* h im - operation helps Ics Ham Ranilns, led the W olf lege, Davldion, N. C., here on Shotton replied: game and handled hia pitcher hi* pitching. pack to ita unex o rrle d victory "R ic k doesn’t have the vast "New com to* ran win just a®v*e Vlllanova. T Gary, In d , S a tu rd a y* A ll matches w ilt atari w ith an authority th a t would have a t 2:30 P. M. a t the college court*. farm ayatem he had in B rook­ done justice to Yogi B e rn . many games a« he thinks hr sophomore poppnl In 27 polntx. Ilaseball enter* the picture later lyn. I wa* lilte d as a scout in Umpire Jerk M orrison, who ran win. lie 's that kihmII T h r ir ’s Kentucky had Ita famotla handx IlMft hut Riek and I never had no lim it to what Snider and railed ball* and alrikea from fu ll w ith tta neighborhood rival, In the week w ith Southern's In­ a contract u n til I became tercollegiate opener against Geor­ behind the pitcher w ith an N'ewromtie can do when they Loul«vllla, fo r a half, leading only manager In 1947. Ford F rica have the rig h t disposition. aplomb which would have 44-40 a t the Inlerm ieiion. Hut gia Tech on Friday afternoon ami (N ational League president) in ­ a return gamo Saturday at lie n done Justice to a graduate Hhelby L ln ville . tearing 22 point* "Dubby Morgen gave up. Hisisted on one. o f the George Harr Helmet, altogether, pulled the taam 'i of- lay Field. lost confidence. I thought he'd " I alw ays said 'wa'd w in ' to kept the game la head deebe great. M aylw he w ill th l* The FSC crew w ill move against f t w * }|P by the bootatrape and help the advance sale and to year, Kddle Mikala U another pita Ike Mg...................... high eplrita o f both the W ildcat* breestd home. M arietta College from M arietta, hop up the player*; even when ■quad*. fellow who wants to jilay. But Ohio on F rid a y In lla firs t race Chat lex Bnglish, who was Red I d id n 't th in k we'd w in I'd say ho had many chances." o f the season against an out-ofIL I t coats nothing. Shotton points out that there'* state opponent. The race w ill get Box field general as well a i " If the Gianta gat started quite a difference between the underway a t 2:30 !*■ M. on I he catcher, wa* u n tirin g bahlnd the early U ib spring they can w in major* and minora. nine-lenln* m ile Lake H ollings­ plate and blocked o ff sliding runner* w ith a tr u ly professional It* Loo Durochar had th r beat “ It'a not so much in the w orth course. pitching s ta ff In tha Leagua lost play," ha aaya, "b u t in a Ho fe r thle aeexon Houthern’ * stance. year. Brooklyn can’t help but Barring tain o r unfonecn dlf< boy'* mind and in hlntse'f Interenlleglate record In crew end lie In tha raca. Why, W a lte r A boy ha* got to have m n fl tennis ha* failed to produce any flr u ltlr s th r Ju n io r League game* it you can't win*. The W ater Moccas*ln» fell w ill be held every afternoon until O 'M alley can manage them and dene*. W ithout Ily JACK H A N D they could win, the early part o f May. It'a d if­ play In tha big league*." T AM PA , Mar. 21 (A*) A to the U niversity of Tampa on fic u lt to describe the benefit " I K bo pulling fo r Brooklyn. Memphis *|airta W Tllrr once arid- Feb 5 amt Mar. 0. U * l Saturday which w ill arcrue to the boy* Charley Is very fortunate to n l f l y wrote n f Ted Kluasowakli " I I * the netter* were »hut-out, 7-0, by a club like that. I was fo r ­ from till* Lion* Club project. couldn't catch a bear in a tele- the U niversity o f Florida. tunate too and more fo rtu n a te Ih lv sport* program b the m m booth." I t waa ax bad ax to w ork fo r « man like Rickey. Ideal re a liu llflN of what " I lived w ith the boys fo u r shim Id he done In football, f " I wax the w orld'* w nrxt,” adyears and I'm s till p u llin g fo r basketball, le n n l* and swim ­ 11100 Cincinnati's muacular fira t thorn. ming to belld up tbs tremen­ aeman. " I l l certainly bo listening to dous sport* potential which B luntly, Idg Ted was s "fre s h " the radio and w atching the exist* in Hanford’* youth and ball player u n til laal season when papers. | got ga mca short wave Ita ellmale. he fin a lly arrived a* a big leagu­ T h l* column haa hammered diroct fro m tftb e t* Field." er. In I960 the extra ha w threat away w llh a discouraging lark J jJ W it* a k h o g i a t k i i I 'I ik h h Ws •’tllg te g M*i *r»pa paid « ff *!** *,r**^' Ghirago W hile Sox manager s f ;u c r « ; at the re :r;ilty —of tng point last November fo r 25 homer* andI I I I runa hatwhan ted In, Faul Richards, an old hand at ur- a program for boya* sports. We Hhotlon and Rickey went hunting hail l>ern told th a t such a proVnbiping young pitchers, ha* two Now the Red* ta lk happily miles from Roanoke, Va. ( i * iii e ll» trd fo r twvsrball Irtil M about the day when Klusiew ski rookie* on h i* squad .hat a t" we were fra n k ly ikepttcal ran- Ju»t p rio r to that Rickey had passing th e ir testa with fly in g w ill wreatly fo r the b a ttin g title . aldering (be lethargy which had told hla 26 par cent Dodger A l 2d, th ry rate him one o f the colora. met rvery aluggesUnn on basket­ stock fo r $1,025,900 to O'M a l­ Rlcharda, r red lied with tu r n ­ Doming young stare In the Ne. lay ami M r*. John L. S m ith tlonal League. ing Hal Newbouser into a 'ta r ball and football. T his w rite r la whan Rlckay'a five-year con­ agreably surprised a t the w rll w ith D e lru il, haa hern Im parting What happenedT N o thing senorganised program being bull' tra ct aa Brooklyn's m ajor dorau expired. Branch ha* said ha •aUonal. No secret gim m ick. No hla know-how to Harold (S kinny) around ba*elialT. new stance. No new hat. Just Brown and le fty Manr lln llb la tt waa forced to aall because h* The resulta are also ohwaa In debt and because hi* Hr own* and Itu tlb la lt thawed food old fashioned hard work. hloue. For the last few year* •ervlcoa w ar* no longer In de­ fla y a fte r lay Ted stooped and Richard* plenty a* they teamed Hanford has had a le r r l lk mand in Brooklyn. Shotton, b tgrunted white ground Imlla fo u n t- to blank the w orld champion New high school baseball te a m Ing 2 Rickey man, went w ith ad o ff hla cheat. Manager Luke Y ork Yankee*, B-0, In one o f nine one of the finest In Central him.Ilow avar, he abhors the B rw rll h it some. Coach Tony Clc- G rapefruit League game* played Florida as a m atter o f fact. fact th a t he took much o f the euinello h it some more. Always yesterday. It wo a the flm t tim e This ran be traced d ire ctly lo blame and also th a t hla h u n tln jr R lu x r w ik l wa* on the other end. the Yank* were held runic** alner training programs aurh a* tr ip w ith Rickey waa given him The Improvement was gradual last August. Mon*. as tha want** fo r hla release. The lecrulle spoiled the Yanks* but i t waa there, W ithout taking anything away "W a waat to H ickory I x x f f* A six*fool.tw o g ia n t o f 230 appearance In Manager Caaey from the p rrarnt e ffo rt It seem* V irg in ia ." said Shotton. pound*, ha looks more like a Stengel'* home town, Glendale, to th is w rite r th a t an equally in Thar* waa Bud Holman (n DodC a lif. They set the proud Bombw re e lirr than a b all player. effective program m ig h t bo de­ d i m lo r, | Rick, Sponc* You probably know about hix era down on fo u r h lto two each veloped In swim m ing. A now n r fo o l hall career. Ro M cM Illln by Hank B a u rr and n i l Rlaauto. pool has bran b u ilt ami tha coun­ H arris (who ru n t tha Dodger's Vtro Roach enmp) and Frank Two veteran*, lltt|c Bob Hhontn look him out o f a plcklo factory ty I* filled w ith m agnificent lakes. a t Argo, II., ami made him Into und Carl Hchrih, a lio turned In a W hy not make Kanfim ! a name In Rennetit. an airplane pilot. Wa a va rsity end a t Indiana. The K td i neat bit nf p itching a* the I’ hlla- w ater snorts as w ell as baseball! were thar* only two days and thara to certainly wasn't any baa*. b nabbed him out o r Indiana In ilelphla A th le tic* trounced (ho In ln« meal I me congratula­ I ta lk . O 'M alley bawled .. Brooklyn Dodger*, 12-1, a t Waat . l»4« fo r a •15.049 bonus. tio n * are dut to he l-ocal Linas cut fo r m aking th a t tr ip w ith " I nevar player am re than M Faint Baach. fo r th e ir excellent baseball o r­ RJehty and I said 'W hy, we've The duo lim ited the Dodger* to “ * • ° f be**bell before I signed ganisation. , been frie n d * fo r 37 years.* * W k m id. “ O u t around • ix hits. Hchtlb helped hla own In answer to Dreeaen'a recent drlvti iy d riv in g In two runs na twith e rt I live they play more soft. cause by abatement that "there will Im e. The A'a Iced the g gkme A t rotloge i played the oqt- a triple, w ith ann e ight-run assault In the out In the l l t h Inning to g|ve tha no doghouie In Brooklyn this Brown* a tt-5 victory aver th * year," Shotton say*: toning dnnatl deeded Cincinnati decided to make a seventhi Inning, "I never had a doghouse. Joe In another well-pitched game, Cleveland Indiana a t Burtwnk, * **■ •« ■ « o f Tod and tent hhn flatten came lo me and asked . oown ut Columbia, i oiumnis, 8. n. C , In the the Boston B rav** shaded the C a lif. dawn to The New Y ork rk Gianta G won a for hull pen work. In Cinrinnatl Boston Red Soa, 2-1, at BradenSally League. Ted said sloppily played 14-7 dec decision over f , put him in against Danny ton. oaet o f dlacwumgad gamo* and put him back be Tha St. Loula Cardinals edged the Detroit T ig e r* a t Lakeland. Lttwhller. Tha first pitch was da hte tho Cincinnati Jtedi, 4-3, In 10 The Giants rallied^ fo r ala run* a home run with three on. I llko In tho eighth Inning to sow np lln‘ G 18 II t S Slaughter Seminolea 22 To 6 On 14 Hit A t t a c k Carolina -Slate. No. 6. and N. C. State are expected to play the firs t came, at *:45 I’M Thors four powera moved forward last nicht In opening *kirm . lahea at Madison Square Harden here and at Raleigh, N. C. M aa/ahllc, the western NCAA w ill start catching up w ith the ea*t tonight, staging the fira t two quarter-final gsme* at Kan. aai 4I ly . Brigham Young, winner »f the National Invitation Tournament la d week, w.;t take ri little Kan Jose Stale while K«u-a* State w ill face A rn o i.a . K -K ta tr and Arizona play t i n t at ti I'M . Oklahoma* A ggie*, favored to win the western title and play heavily.»o_opnit*d K e n tu rky for the title at Minnea|Hili* Mar. JiT, w ill open th r lr hid tomorrow night again*! Montana Stale. W adiing. ton. I'a rifli* ro a d rhanipion, w ill oppoir Texas A. and M. in the other game. Keniuih)- hd Ita tum id'-- for K Ousted Shotton Tu Root For Brooklyn In Spite Of Exile S !" RA: j State Farmers Market FSC Tennis Squad Has Full Schedule Of Court Matches Clumsy Kluszewski Wins Regular Job O n Determination HOLLYW OO D, C alif.. Mar. 21 - U P ) — Joe DiMaggio, th ie f drawing card o f the New York Yankees, is having a tough llm , al the plate. The great Yankee iin t e r llr lile r ha* collected only two hits in IH tr ip * to the plate fo r a .111 average. Both blows, However, were home run*. M IA M I, Mar. 21 — (A3 — Tommy Urcwn, lading candidate f „ r Brooklyn's regular le ft fieo. m ilh , is fin d in g the going rough in exhibition game*. Brown ha . ailed to rollect a hit In hh last 20 o ffic ia l tim e* at bat. O R LANDO, Mar. 2! _ i ,1*i — Washington pitcher Carlos t Po­ tatoes I I ' m*<u*I, sm itten w ith u love bug, got a free ticket to Havana today—one way. The stocky little Cuban wantto l„- near his *enorita. Managri i.UCky llu r r i- announced he would In- sent home on option. H a m watched him go w ith nu|i|>»rrnt sense n f lo.'*. " I don't want to lie troubled with any home-sick Cubans," If said. SARASO TA, Mar. 21 — bT) Ted W illia m * w ill be kept out n! tiMlay'* game w ith the Ht. Louis Cardinal* here to doctor a alight cold. Manager Steve O 'N eill said Ted didn't ask fo r a breather but add­ ed W ill in ins need* the rest. I'A S A D B N A , C alif., Mar. 2 1 -/Vi T hr Chicago W hite Sox, winnet o f rig h t exhibition* in nlnn starts, have M anagri Caul Rich, aids confused. " I thought by th l* tim e som< of the fellow * would start e lim ­ inating themselves," he said, " I t ’ i getting near the pruning time. But fra n k ly I am confused. I don’t know where to start chop­ ping down the squad. There l*n'* im vI-M y who has looked really bail." ST I'KTF.RKBURG, Mar. 21— <i1’* Manager L tiltr Sewell of tin Cincinnati Red* ha* a couple of Grade A problem* to w rinkb' Ids brow. One is Joe Adcock. Joe's hatting average Is way tieion what a good outfie ld e r', ought to Iw, and Luke |* wonder ing whether the youngster still w ill he aide to hit when the chipan- down. Another problem i* that old flu hug, which s till is lingering ur-nmd •*’<■ Tamps rsm ti o f the Itrd lc g v Rookie oU lfH der Bob Had-- was the latent tu lie strick- I.U -IX ' rmilHlliwt 1'ilt u in L ffn i,u hskta ( a*>IS I ’u ltirflk ft ■• tiun-h** t »o.i n l,u H*hta I W . t M I.MiiHF, l« wlxerx. Dry racli * !«•.» i * 1# A <‘fg|4 f'filnf»» rir»Fii i|f»i liRclii Ji I'**!. r.niillMh hu h|$t |>|.|»o.r « bit biiktY 1 75-40.00 hiiatopM, 9**1«i- Itrd I l l lu I «*•»n -*» II* t)«Kn l jo -r e« |(«.| twit i diifl tMiklif YHlttw Crook Nim k 3 40.| T$ tin li|»r Turn* lore t<> It, rra t* 7 IV T u r n ip - . INtrpI* Top D ot U in i’ lis * !.* * • ! I I I'lT H t a irrana*-. Vnleo, l«> bo* l l l . l t * O rtn iM . it*|i»nitlna Hte boa 111 lir-n a -- Tsi-ml* I,,,a t I t rtrspctruil. I>nn< “ it no* I X* Ui < |strull, Xlarsli Hawlttsa tin* I.TI J'. vail. Hr, pr-.itur* r*t *lv*d al tlir S -n t-n l aiMi* K srn.tr* Mark*'. tuUI i t . r l p i - (ron, |u A M Xlar I* lo t» \ XI Mar !« I> l i t p t ' k - i r to nsn.t mod* ii* loarket sivailt to -llatiHv " fo u r * Baseball Owners May Give Players Voice in Choosing Commissioner Ily TICK ASSOCIATF.D I'RF.SS ^ Baveball't Ironl office exetulivev g rn ri illy adoplril a <uni ilialory attitude today lowarilv the idea that th r ju.rverc. a» w r'l .vv llie owner*. Ire given a vote in naming a tuccevtor to A II Chandler i* rom m titto n rr. Will H arndgr. ptevidenl of the American League, a»Hired the player* th e ir interests w ill tw- pro-4teeted “ r*gardlr-is who is com it's “ u -ndrrftd to think the play­ er* s till pr»*,.«' that ronfnl-nce •ni*»inner." "T he m ajor l**gue club- put III" In me. They ala-ay* have been H'nsion fund and revi*ed player mv pal- and tins proves thev are contracts In nperntion and w i l l not going to f >rp'“ me even iL did." 9 continue to carry thrm out,” add­ the club ed H a rn d g r Clark G riffith , owner of the Freddie Hutchinson, I te ll mi Washington K<-nator». didn't think pitcher and player-reprcientalive the idea "would pan o ut." or the A m e r i c a n t.eagli-', B illy Kvnn >. gi-iieial manager 'coached the ptayer-vote.for-enm- of l|i)trh1no>n’. t« im, the T ig rrs , ilissioner idea " ti Monday. II- -aid. **M’- the clid> owner* who aid that a petition w ill be pre­ |ety all o f u- our dun* , on th-» vented to the owner* at a meet, flr - i and f i f ir , nth niul they w ill ing in D etroit in July. eontinti.* to »p«.| iti th e ir own I f the owner* reject the pe*•* business " ion. the player* may hire a com. nissloner <>f th « ir own, Itu trh in . The major leagto- A ll-S tar c n n A •on said, perhap* the deposed to l«- p ln yn l Julr !<• at H rig p r 'handler him»clr at ItO.fttMi Ktndiiim in Itetroit wa • o rig in a lly vear. sehedilled fnt Khdir I'ark w ith Boh Carpenter, owner o f the the i'hiladelphia I'h illir - as hosts. I'hiladetphia I'h illlrs , expres-.-d a m in o rity opinion " I t 's a bad situation," he a*. ■ erted, " i f the player* have n i more confidence In the owner* Iran lo want their own rom m i*oner. Homebody should get in nothcr business, the players or Mte ow ner*." Joe C ronin, general m anagrr of he Boston Red Sox, said "H u tch , .risen and the player* shouldn't a vr any fe a r- about what may happen under n new rule rnm tn liM n n rr. For our part, Tom Yowkev wa- a member o f the committee that -et up the pen. I O p t tint I'lr iH l •ion fund. R egaiille-- o f wli ■ •he corn miss inner i», the ball play51 I LI Magnolia I'hc *r* should have no fra ra ." G haudlei, in Chicago, dce'are.t Dr. Henry McLaulin GREYHOUND * "J fr - R A C IN G I t R A C R a in o r S h in e D a i l f D o a b le t E S I T P .N . O N I G Q a in ie llo t Gcaybound Cwn Is o n the air lonlla ovar WDDO at 4:10 with all th* '<t >ps' an tha dog» at lh* Otoei(fa-Sontoed Kaonet Club. PHOTO FINISH USKO NO MINORS ADM ITTID KOUTK 17—b MILKS South of Sanforii. Richards Develops 2 Promising Young White Sox Hurlers ^ a Coke! B '±.'■8 t2 of th* A n i r l t n lOlfVt 09 INI COCA.COIA C04fAN7 IV flANPOftO COCA-COLA B0TTI.IN0 m —- I — ■ a re **- ■ u -' ,, , , - ..... ..................... H T Se* I*as*«7t19 g o*. Car. W .ll A Csurt _ '« im . n * c n * c d * ( �“ ThirdMan’Ruby Jjold stein Wins Boxings’ Respect Honest Ruby Thought W olcott Heat Joe Louis In 1st Bout A l’ Ness ‘‘ feature* NF.W 'O R K . Thr ( , „ i «,mJoe L m jtt fought J rrn y |oe W .il cott Iwo men tinned in stature. One was Jersey Joe 'Aalcott U . tam e he almost won the heavy­ weight championship The m h ri wa* R uby C nlihiriri, the ih m l men in the tine llu t night. tin) I t r i l l w in made n.- n rrfetee Dint n ic lil tin . ft, tP I7 — ^jie m iiM ' o f tlie way Diitt he rmndtoed his fir s t heavyweight title t*uiit and because hr thought AA’nlro ll had won. hid a- did many n th e i. among thi Iftjjn n fan* In Madison Squille Garden V n lrd Inr Mali nit l.nuls I r t muni Ihe title on ,i split dreision. Thr tw o Judge* voted for l.o iii. hut Goldstein i.t- l his vote fo r AValrott. Goldstein toured A laska and Ihe Aleutians w ith I -outs during (he last war. lc could havr takin the ei*-y wny Ut and voted for Lout*. Rut he tielleved XValrott had won "W hen I'm in Ihe rin g 1 don’t let personalities Interfere," sav» • < l'A(.L SEVEN TllK SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY MAH. 21. 1H51 Goldstein. That's why boxing men admire the li-y e a r-o ld former boxer. It is why the New York Roxing tite r* rate him as the nation's No. 1 referee. Goldstein is one of seven re ­ ferees who have worked ih tte or more heavyweight title bouts. A rth u r Donovan worked I t Goldstein did such a lin e jolt in hi* firs t biy bout that Eddie Kyan, S'rw I n k Slate A thletic rom niisston ehair man. bad him handle th r Kxznrd CharUs-Gus Lrsncvich title bout In H* 10 nod aim ttye ir c m t fiasco between Charles and late Oms. “ A ll Might. Step Mark" Hub)' really is a cent in the tin y . However, tie Is unlike the stone in a fin y rr piece fo r when Goldstein is the t h ir l man in the rin y he works so methmiic* a lly that you hardly know he's then*—except if yon happen to he w a trliiliy television. “ A ll liy h t. step hack," enn be heard over the coaxial able when Goldstein works. It's hi* way of hr ra kiuy n el inch and it proves very effective. In a ll, Goldstein ha* bad seven title Units n< n refciee. Ilis other* were three feather weight I allies and the f il t middleweight chant p • tiship Unit la-tween Tony Zale and Itocky Gtatiano. Goldstein came up the bind way. A t Id he tvn* an a mat cut bnxei fr*im the East Sub an I from IM S In 1 !*A] he engaged in some 70 professional fiy h t-, meet* iny the la-st lightw eight* and web tei w ciyht*. Goldstein ta-came known as the "Jewel o f the Ghetto.1’ lie conipiled n (tin y of sott c Jit straight victories, m o it " f them knockout* Mut he ran up ayamst Ace llu d kins, a wildcat from the west, llu d kin s stopp'd Ruby in four rounds. A«k Ituby what happen­ ed and a ll hr say* in th r dry humor manner for which he Is noted is: “ You tell me." Rest Goodrich in Garden Goldstein beat 'Jimmy Good­ rich in the Garden in 11*27 Indore Goodin h won th r Ity b lu c iy h t title amt in 11'2‘J he and Jimmy Me­ la n in drew f 100,000 to the Gar­ den Ruby received more than tSlIJHX) for thi* bout in which Mclarrin scored a tw o-ruiind kayo. M cLaiin latci Iw-camo wetterWsdyht rhampion In 11*27, Ituby y>d h i- bigg *t purse, about JJ'i.iHtu when he of fe n d a fu s t round knockout at the bands of Sid T e rri* In the I'olo Grout'd' Despite the the touyh fig h te r* he met, Ituby to­ day is a In m ITU pound* nod looks like Just another business man save for a slightly llwlem-d nose. That happened in Ins i ond lig h t a» an atmiteui As In the tougbi it malt he ftiu g h l, Ituby *»)•*: " It 's a tils*.up belaeen MeL*'**1 and Hudkiiis. Jimmy could Ui* and he could punch T e n ts was rig h t in th ric . too." As n lefeiee Goldstein bandies about two laixiny .how* :i month The |usy is mithlny to lung almut ■ilire sometimes a referee w ill get f.'.no but then only during a big outdoor shots A t 21. G old-trio hud lo t v*i * n fi'UMMui and Ib lljk h l lit rash b ill he lost it in Ihe 1929 W all S it eel slock crash Much lls p p irr fiat.is “ I.ike a lot of ym iny fig h te r- I had money when I »»< tost young to appreciate it , ” ‘ ays Ruby. ‘ I f knrvv then what I know now IM have put that money in ntinuitio* Rut I'm much happier toslay R rfeiec ra in in g * ate not enough to support a fam ily but tnv Job w ith Melrose O istilie is enable* me t*i make ItW appearance* a year at hospital*, churches, schools and dinner*. "T his is my eighth year as « Ns*** Y o ik referee I started a* a sergeant In the A rm y, hand­ ling botlts at Kurt Ham ilton in Urooklvn The late Itcim v Leonard was doing a similar Job and w r both w e ir lip|Hiintrd at the satTI" time It) OZARK I hC i . iu f.x n . 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Oj>«mt«»r* «»f *urh p lm r i nm it h'port n«»t In trr i Iimm A|»r ill) tti th in O ff !«*•« ••f I 'n r r StHlillh tdth»n thi itifo in m tio n i»n which tilt it >i*11j 11(£ |»n»% Mtr Imi M il ii li tli r th r nrw uhli'ir—Celitijff Price Is'i’i*ulAtmn N«. I I T h fy ran icrI pricing infi>rm *thm i fim it fh rir viv*rr%t n p it- /M *£ S U O S k Try ^ - R E \ L ESTATE TOR S ALK — 3 *. ARTICLES FOR SALK - 5 I; .SPECIAL SERVICES — I* NEW I Room house. Call aftei CONCRETE HEWER PIPE * E M ; I t AN H l.IN D ft made Ir fidtn, ir.M '.R ." Ssptie Tank*, G rr* -r Traps, Dry order. Hemimils Venetiar, Rl.nd A T T R A C T IV E 2 Red Room horn-, Tanka, Tank Ciadles, S'epiutig Wrtnt Ads Co 4 2d W 3rd Hi Pbou. spurious living room, nlroly Stonea, llrnchea. Flower Pot*. i t a-; n landscatred, 2 car garage, T e in i,. Stock*. Window sills and Im lel*. Per Rerah* Concrete Floors, Machine fin ­ A LL TYPES of Hulls! tie r W orV KeasunaLle Rules F rer T l l f fn llt A lR I P«t«l R p p ll !• ished. Free Fstiruate*. NEW MASONRY HOME. *J Ibst ■II t t a s l A++ pufclUlitai la T li* males, C ntpentrr A Gracey, Roama, K le ctrir K itrhen, on M IR A t LF CONCRETE CO. Umnlmt* f t M h I3<m X1 •„ a i w j largo ro rn e r lot, nearby rum JU9 Elm Phone 1333 I |I m « t f t i prr Hr* iR ir r fI hr C a h T n r li, m unity. |ft,£ZtO.0O. Oqt half cash, •Vp b iih H»*# tohrti jrtiu doti t hriviir W tn iD W t IR K IN G ft llm r« I ft* per Hr* ia*#r«f«*it Coil liters, Hlielvt-s, rle, to order. balance like rent.^ y«»ur pn-to-riplUn* V«ANRV*8 ft tlRiR* ft* p«r Nr * i R i f r l U n Small b o ii!’ , built, repaired, rerH*»i# Ki.l t l II m m i f per Hr * l * » * r i i « R fiidshed. C Vail I4I3-J 2 RED ROOM IIOOSE. .me and I I »<r R ittlil I* lilt It**, F R IE D SHRIMP Dinner T h e llou ftlr r * f* f*»r blatlt fu r# rR p*. ha lf liatb*. rtunpletfly f'trnidusd, Call Phone I OHI for Rest Shrimp on E a rth " nt Horn noatbv eotnnuinlty, $)L'tfi0.tht A ll Typer 1)1 Ibmk Work. r r ’*. 324 K 1st St I.HHM IMI f . . b (.Blame like rent Mary M> Kinney ll"->kk* t-p'iig AUCTION I W M M ,I.. Reallm He. sire tVRRl ftftR wilt ft* *rr» f*fr4 Vi grtabb s, l.ivevl.M’k an*l nit* I lon.l.j Si i l r Ranis Ituibling Room 403 M #r Ik * l*i*fllM*R* «*R M fM lirM s cellaiu-nus sale esety F rid a ' tiro u iH ITossri l*h. I7JS. iiM rh R ff t If yMir * * * * * I* tlla n to Usui P.dtsline night n l 7:30. C*d E n try Jones IttIM I r t i l I t lf fb M l ft«*ft, |R K illing Statnm ami Store eomhinerl NED r l UOIIS U tla ird la per nurtionrer 1ralarn f * r Iftl* r******patMlri I ivr for ale or w n t at ttlb 8tr>r*t Ih t ■ i i f f l f t r I* *«R*rtr«l t« pmf feslinn Old floor* mada lit* SANFORD FARM ERR' A IT T IO N ami Sanford Inquire E. PMines. PMwplly. 9r «r4*r U r a* tR new Finishing, .leaning * **• * I mile south o f city lim it* op 21 ■ " ' i i el to. fft* ft*«l ar r * Irr, T g p.irtahlf power plao* JfT highway I7H2 rII H rt»f t i « m ill ft* In emir vifr A. tV IIIU lH iN , NR. ffr * n * fft# «l*» k*fM«* liw lttlr*years n tp e n rn re *p Hemiaalt V E G E IA IH .E S , L iv e .(ocl, a u ,| Realtor ll*R . County, II M Gleason. l.aVi Mb'cellanenn* Sanford Eatm •'Ip s « * R *«lfr m• l n i * M l U l * l r HOMES HOME SITES Ware ••r'a A u rti'in Market. If rr p rn tr «M**Rr* Ir f«B«r r «I. ACREAGE GROVES U r rR «R «»l ftp rv«R»ii«lli|# fur I.A W N M tH vK IiH Sharpens.), 1 R AN CH ES R A N i:il L A N D A PA R TM EN T air*- K leeltic Stove, m nr* I ft nr «»r * l*c«itr*r I l * « r * cycle repalrrd, I it. k and k> s II rr « very good eondition, I I I Mag* A I ty p e ' of It-x l Estate work Ptompl ie|vV #. II AV hen- !JSI l i l t 8. Paik Ave nolla Avenue. Htoim. 31" V It ! «• Jew homes near rnntplelion, Id iw. W ALN U T dining ftotm THE w ill lie avaitalite immedtatr-ly. Hit# T l* W U t Rt. a fte i i! P.M. b iH 't WORK of all kind*. Eavrs and G u tte r. Repaired nad I'aintM USNOi LA Tice* fo l -ale. Vnr I nk' fro n t homes an I lake front sol. New Roof* applied, painting lout sixes. Call 30M. humesitet, neat Sanford. and coaling. Sanford, 1'h. USED Short Rock, 4 * H and 2 * H'98-W. It II A .krn b u rg . 4. Random length*. For sale at — I Ranches and ranch land from fdl EOn KENT iA lt Rase, or call 727 at noon or W ATCH and Clock Repairing. All acres to I0JKM) acres. Improved wor k gimrnnls-ed Ren sonabl a fte r (H fl ^ nr unimproved, p tIce*. F. M English, Jr.. 325 ATKl.AKA /P A 1 M K N T 8 , Ito u a * ft room bouse with all improve­ C Sunford Ave Phone IMot ARTICLES W A N T E D - 4 and .Sturea llr t W. F lrat S traat ment*. Large gaingr o ff Ixrnoo C n n ttn c l-i, iiuildet, la rfie n te r an Phono ilK M V Itlu ff Rond Pst Italy, Osteen. masonry « m k Spv iu liiin g 11 ft room modern house 4 m iles out. I'A R M —2V acres on west side l*’i W’e tiuy, »ell A trade used to o fin g No job to small 01 fu rn itu re . Wilson-A! a tor Furtti* Phone HtU ll. _ ___ acres tiled and under cult I vat ion large, M. D tlra rd 'lp y , Sanford 'or.. C . 311 K '■« "bone ttxa 2 story 3 bedroom home. Tenant Itt 2. Ro« T.r.l, Phone AVintei 4 to»m furnished apartm ent. A ll h'Mise. Rain and nil neees*arv 7— I'r t * I.HrstiM k-S u p p lir- —7 N l ronvenienrrs. M mile* from Park 2(12087. farm equipment needed to iqiei w Sanford. Phone t*Mt or I .‘1211. I ’A IN IT N G ami In le rio r Iteeora* ale inrImled Owner wishes t« H i l l .SALE llloude C iaker Pup Three.rmvin furnished apartm ent Ing 1*1. claa* work giiarantes'il p ir,. phone 142-W. sell and w ill not refuse any tea —rlose in ailulls only. A p p ly A I Referenre* Mauiltss A. Link »"liable offer. 317 Palm etto Ave. '.('I W» vt I lit tl. street, 2nd, flimt HELP W A N T E D -a HORKRT A. W ILLIA M S . Rr.sll.ir « 2 room. Kitchenette, bathroom. Raymond E. l.nnHqnlst. Aaaoclate I I M U ICES PERSON AI.M 13 Wanted: grocery cashier, experiMr*. K. II. Camp, 30fi Kim Ave Phone |(t7." \ 11* til ir Rank lllda oor* pn-ferted bul not w • MODERN • room apt. furnished F A R M - iKl seres on West Side Id r*ary. Apply Mr. W h a tle y.' M ARY’n LE N D IN G l . l l i l t ARY or unfurnished .Wl Park. acres lllc il and under ,-,dl(v«*U.. a s o a i H b in ^lorea. 1209 Magnolia la now n|en M»n SMALL Ccttagr f.. .......... 2 atory 3 la-droom hom e. Ten W A N T E D g irl for fountain a n i H im F it. I " to 12 A M , 3 to t. iern*'' Inquire Mr-. It N R» ant house. Rant and all tierP.M Sal. I to t* P.M. drug lb pl l.aney’s Drug Store bert», I ake Mary, Kla. Tb*t tf tl r m y fa rm equipment needed to n g g ri-d v e ulc.nutii l i \ V NURSERY N"*> ilp e ii f , o p e ra lr Iruludeil, Owner wishea YOCNG, 0 M A I. I. unfurnished house, good Children. Call IIM l Ofienlng fm Sten.ly work w ith many oppotlo aell and w ill not refuse any condition, 1S01I Magnolia Avenue. 211 more rh jld irq , tu n i'b • for advancement N reasonable offer. 5 POOMK— 2 twii looms fiifnishr-sl. la yo ff*. Vacation w ith pay. Fire P A IN T AND IIHDY WORK Kitchen | u rtly fiunlshrsi. (tsrod ROIIKRT A. W IL L I IM S , Realtor slope Stine*. Roy Reel, 3(ld AVe.t 2nd. Htree', location. Phone 1013-M.________ Raymond E l.iindquist. ta o o ria lr Hanford. Phone l«3ft. Experl Phone 1473 Atlantic Rank lltd«. I l l I KR H R IIflll (31. has an . Work tiy experitnrrxl men. taldisheil route open In Sanford WANTED — * I *J IIEIH tO O M hotr e, (dock eon for man with i nr. Can average EASTER H P I'l I M S —HANFORD •tra c tio n , l7.»nnno. xg fin e T im le r ami Hi (7rt week to sta ll and chance for AAttM AN S E X C H A N fiE 2 REDROftM house, block rm log-. i|e ||\i red to our m ill. Itrnw n managership W rite 7 Id E. Faster G ifts. Acsessnriea and En­ a trm tlo n . fT.r»(W»,o«« |!t>* ral term *. Ibdlrlers Supply Go.. M fg. Dlv.. South St., Orlando, phone 2U37L ter novelties W ret-M nid Shop. J. W. II \ l . l ' Realtor Phone 4131, Ml. Dora. E la ." after 7 I’ M 2400 park Av. nne. Florida Stale Rank llldg. W A N T E D : ltnfurnishrd «>ne or i (I Jround F loor) I’ h. 175* ROUTE MAN. A pply Seminole -1 5 A lT O M O IItl.E H A two room * by lh* year. W . E. j Co l o r e d Peer Garden D ry Gleaners, JIM Magnolia IA— block Ila lh a w a v j Post Office Ibw f'-’-l Avenue. building 3»t by 10. 2(1 acre* o f RENT A CAR. U -dri*e tt hy day. land, located Just out o f Detain. I W H IT E GIIH S lo r curb servie­ 2— R E A L ESTATE KOII H A L E — 1 Week, or *e«»on. Engl'ah Feed* nt Pig and Whistle. A L .i 2 c il Can In- bought th i* week fo r and American Fords. *ednni f OLORKD FOLKS oresl g irl* for kitchen. Must In!2ft(Kt, fftOO down. Ser me at station wagona and ronv ertlhle* We are rllapoxiof o f our e id tirn l 2t venrs o f age. Plume 1352. nr ft(H Celery Avenue. Sir irk land Morrison, [ne., E properly In Sanford area call in person. Flrat HI. CHEAP. la it* as low as ( in t —R E A L ESTATE W A N T E D - 1 W A N TE D . E»t»rien*-e*l m a i d CM, I !♦'VI 2 ton Ibelge T ruck w ith dawn, 15 month. Ilrth DeBoe, I*. Phone 94d. _____ van Itody nml 2 apetd axel IF YOU want to »et| your home, I - O, Do* HUM. Sanford. get result*. Hit it w ith J. W. Here l« an opportunity for tin I7.(MKI n itu a ! mile*. He# al L A K E FRO NT HOME fft.MKEOO ftlnddr n'a Corner. L m ifn m sl. industrious woman to build a Hall, Realtor, Florida State Lot 43d X DO Ft.. Clean-,1 Rank llld g . Phone |7M . business of her own w ith th - DEPEN D A R I.E UMKD TItUCKH Reach. 'J-lleiirnnmr, L ivin g wmuti. resource* of world’ * largest null- 11*17 Ibelgr I Inn stake «7ftn.0(i Rath, Kitchen, nreakfaat Nook, i _ a r t i c l e * t o r h a l e llsher to hark you. We pay h ig h ­ IIM7 Dodge S ton Pick up U tility room. Some fin is h in g to est cofttmlasion*. and bomise* •« e»pre>* |7 IB.IMi be done on house. Also aevrral MILLS SWAP 8 nor 40fi E. 4th q u a lifie r* Year round perman­ PJ47 Ibelg.' r „ n pick up 81, We nuy. Sell or Trade moat Lake F ro n t lait* for Rale. W . J. ent work. M u lt tie loenl resident, express MStfiJM' anvthlo# Pbnee ltia..t ' -ffle r, M k e Mary. Fla. have Private line telephone and Itltli Ib .lg e I ton 'ta k e , ftfiROJMl LOT 4ft. F'ort Mellon, L’nd Seetlon. F u in ltu tr and otbrr M C rrllaneom able to devote I to ft hour* per lt*4n Plymouth 4 ton pick­ articles. Call Valdes Hotel Apt. day. some sales experience. |34ft.lH>. ffto.no kaUnc* easy. up 9243.00 r ji. W rite Rox U for Interview , SEM IN O LE t f l l 'N T V MOTORS LOTS on French A vrn M In H ig h ­ Flower pla n t*, sinntaa, maiigohta, Stale Tel. No., Age, and exper SIR East First Htreel I'hon# t i l l land P ark. f. w n n each. IWt.no lepra. and aster-. Mrs. Ralph Goodlb IB MERCURY Club Coup#, ra ­ down, balance easy. Post O ffk e •peed, Monroe R d , Hanford. dio, beater, white w all liras, —» WORK W A N TE D Ret* IftftJI, Sanford, Fla. Phone Hftl-W. *«at rover*. Like new. Phone Pft to O N LY \ F E W . L E F T H e a u tifu l w a ln u t a n llg u r b a n q u *t RA RV HITTER. Best o f Refexepafter ft P.M. -----^ — ___ -----------— T arge Iota on la ke lla rw a y and U h la < 4 f r a w a t l o n a o l d ) . P h o n e re*. Mrs. H. F alkdiherg, 4 I0 H , Rt John* River. K ka lg Wooded. TR A ILE R S —•14 Palmetto Ava. Oarage A pt. * perfect natural i m 4 W nch. . D oll Roars, W h H # Watch and clock repairing. Ralov ■ Going N orth. W ill B ril new I t * tree*, an d D a y L illi# * watch factory methods u a rt Knap-Coach 2ft ft. #*. Bargain. i * f t » v s s ti. * - > . ___________4th Street. Lower price*. Fellow * Home Inquire A. D. W illey, Ban Lando S. D. H lfk W y a u *. t a a w M i f t M . 1700 Sar.ford A v rn u*. _ ROfitf LATH. SHEET ROCf, T re ile r Park. 9 ml'es South of F lo o d * M at# daak HwtMtwg NAILS, PirE. BTEEU IMMKD Caundry don* * t mv home. R E A L E 1TA TF— J IATF. DELIVERY PHONE Gertrade Pinkney. TfO East Tth. F IR E INSURANCE IT— BOATS MorC343ft-N Y C -IT JC 1A L BARGAINS A ll th i* 1 2 - R rE C IA L REKYH ES - 1 2 week .Roe the Beat fo r the Lea*. FOB S A L E - 1 -34* Cabin Cruiser ---------------r ^ L A N I L ORI.ANDD Mornmg Sentinel. O r­ H.P., K rrn a th M otor. W ill a t i e knew* H aeferd" lande Evening Star. Cat] Ralph e n rrifie * at t COO.do. Sanford real eatate firm laa B anfenL Ray. I M U , Boat Work*. IIEKALD PHONE 148 - 11‘ " to,1- * 1 11tv M ll'KK\ MOI SK ^ T ^ D y i4 q i HERALD SANFORD ; i ' ' » * — ----------- V l» ln n e y *£ 2 r t?p ,‘ ^ . ^ A . •IS . r ^ ' A VV V v ' ‘tar* - r i i 4. M * — > * ■■ ( J r«3 .\ri < \ | V 17 ------------ "'S V - Ij % --*—* xO -i ~ T if !»' v I ■*- ■* ( Ja J ■ ■ . A * & - ** 9 » It \ .. ■ A uch “\l r fi v- -] '■ \>. II) P aul Itiiliin -s iiD K IT A KKTT l r > I I WAirr 4 V r y tw c M y jr V N R A M -'tojg.'V f.ir-i •s e e '* *• j i i r ' Y r M jVd— r f t ax * W ‘Ui. . * ^ 7 ' — —p * * M N'CS t V i V<.’** > ’ .M! . L »/ v jr n . je t t j j - . .*• j 1 r--•jr *' '• J - J __I I 1 i-v ^ v, kOtJti Odl'tsu _____ > p V ^ /-a .*) -w rtr- ..-M-tCV'N* i n ' I SM M *(.'S»«^>^-> u j t r r . . ' A # wHST—y 0' ^ ----- >r J r . • ^ ,p y . * ’ 9 ‘- , 1! m > M, • i Wa i t m Ft taca.V C '-TOCVrajPI k - ^ 0 >.-j rvsar rvx.og i Arcue*qON n., ne-m. ( TMBOE ) '---------^ / ) V Mg is V G R AB f H IM - AcJ Gee C ^ F ,L U ‘U ’ / * ) ; -am o u t t n e s .v i —v , a - a ■. •• r v u l ) v.m a t J h ^ r r s A S c n r i r L - ^ f COOKS. • ***r) Y JTft A / !CNC«CAjx/r. gSas TVgf GUVB r»i=as, T"J_I I X k l { H - �HACK KlfJHT WEDNESDAY MAR. 21. IB THE SANFORD HERALD. 8ANFOKD. FLORIDA w ard to Stalin M ar. 17 to mark tk Mcond anniversary o f the Mstance pact between Russia and ( C u H a i r l rises Pax* Oas) H ta tlU M r i m P u t ( iltl «« o a i l a a r i F > *a , P a g e O a e i (Continued from Page One) phase u f a fight by S cn a to ri quartan AP correspondent L e if economic and cu ltu ra l m utual asanswered *11 there 'i ’ <|u. tw in in te r-. This would not include con­ N o rth Korea. seeking to abolish RFC. th# a ffirm a tive — In a certain way tro lle d seining fo r predatory fish. Krlrkson reported: " I n pulling They hope first lo defeat lh r buck from Chunrhon, the Chinese - it would have taken vary l i t l l r The Commission is considering 214 SANFORD A VB . I reorganization plan and then go Communists apparently have w ith more evidence to pul him in the a sking fo r a f t County fishing on to s c u ttle tk r agency. .......................Iu ‘ “fish ■­ license which would include penlntentiary." drawn th e ir main foreea back iv t h e c o t n r o r v n i : s o t x t i M ayhank said he is w illin g to north o f the -78th P arallel.” ing w ith a pole or rod and reel, but The Judge la id the privilege Ing j i nos:, s e w is o i . i : c o rv rr. rote fu r the proposal to sutistlagainst poatlhlo aelf-incrim inatlon, w hich would not apply to those On the east-central fro n t, A m ­ r i . o n n t * . tv r n o R t T r . tute a one man bass fo r the fiv e erican a rtille ry and planes deci­ IX ItK i M T A T i : "S ’ "has to be treated in a practlral under I ft or over rtfi. State licenses COURTEOUS SERVICE It H M I ' l l t l l K A n . It# - »B*#i! guaranteed by the Com titutinn w ould s till be required fo r those man R FC board but only w ith the mated a •.mail enemy concentra S l.l. I N S J lIT t llia A M I P IT ! understanding that this would be lion form ing for an attack north­ T OMil A manner, the way the Supreme w a nting to fish outside o f hom<PRICES R IG H T S I I AA I S ir < I. A l » l* IIH I I I : a rie p tin g "th e lesser o f tw o evils.” west o f I'angam. About half the count ir* , he said. Court ha* always tr ra tr d It.” A lA N n * A U A IA s T * A11» E S T A T E , "A n y lh in g would lo* lie ttr r than k'tki Reds were killed. A ll i*spon-c money fo r the Game Q U A L IT Y M E R C H AN D IS E The provDlnn declares that n<i Von slid * s ih o f yo u s r # b»t*r>» n n iK Ic d and r*-iu lr# d to p r * » n t we’ve g o t," he xaid. person shall be compelled In a Commissiun is derived from license A H ritish general told Eighth s n r r la lm * and d * m *n d x • h l r h you. Lansing. He He added that the reorganiza­ A rm y correspondents the Reds n r # lin « r nf you. m ay h a * # * * * ln > t crim inal case to be a witness money, said Mr. stressed the need o f more fund* tion plan could serve possibly a would not regain the in itia tive in th # # * t * t # n f It. | | M t 'I R I I F A P . a ra in a t himaelf. useful purpose as a svop.gap mea­ Korea. L t. General Richard Nel­ .I-* # *##d . |s |# ,.( » *|d P o u n ty , t«> ih# The judge said Field, before hi * fo r hyacinth eradication and less­ sure u n til Congress ra n pass son Hale, director general of «’m tn ty Juris# n f h c m ln n i# i ' » u u l r . ! appearance as a w itnesi, "was ening o f predatory fish. r ir i * . a t ht« #»ffl## in th # m a r t Jack Morrison reported that lh« "p o w e rfu l Im rislatlon" to a u p p lr. training in the B ritish arm y, said hr io charged before Congress with be n u w o f ra id t'u u n ty nt N tn l.iu l, mrnt n r re p io ie it. Ir.g a Communist spy and th e ir L io n 's Junior naseball League got lio iia ld v o n n o r , Jin-m y iiu rs u ir arm in rie STnrlds, w ith in #lw hl . ilm r it* the U. N. force* are slowly and H r aai.l the .<#11*10 banking methodically pursuing th e ir own m o n th * fro m th# ilm # o f th # f i r * ' charges wert- w idely publicised. o ff to a good start yesterday with scene from Univcrsal-ntematlonal'a "The Milkman, p u h llc s iln n t f Ih l# n n t|, # I:* , h Jt also w m charged that he was f»8 Itoys repotting at the luikefront llit x screen Thursday and Friday. subcommittee headed by Senator course. • l» lm o r d r ia tn d * h * tl t # 'it w r it ­ F u ll.rig h t ( ll- A r k .i winch »» in ­ a rich o rg a n lirr o f Communist S o ftb a ll park, lie asked thnt all He did not say whether the in g . sa d -h a ll M itt# th # p!*< r nf team managers report regularly. vestigating RFC hat hern handi. Allies planned to cross the poli­ ru *ld # n c * snd pn *t n f t l r # *d rir# ** a ctiv ity .” H a rry Itnhion presided. Gold* W o n g h continued: rapped b y so much c o n flict ing tica lly significant border, hut said o f th # r l * l m * n t . and * h * l l h# -w o rn l Ilium y that It w ill take .» British troops n the E ighth A rm y In hy th * ilx itn * n t , s ( # n t , nr *1"In that atmosphere he was testim ony lo r n # ) , end »ny * u r h ■ Ik ln i or ri»I I • ■ lla a d fis is I'a a * Oael called before a congressional sul. Be Sure To grand ju ry ' to find where th " would ca rry out any orders given mnnri not #o n trri * h s ll t»# volri ir s a t ls iH Praia P i t , O m | coutest a t the show. tru th lies. committee he knew h r wasn't call­ t*tgn#.l) ltn.VAI.tr xv. >st ’ l It It s:.\t> i r M l I s a r t f're a s r a s e U se I hydrogen gas from the sub's bat­ them. F rank .Sliamrs, vis itin g K insnA * * r i m ln l * t r * t » r o f th# I Call or Write To-day ed before a c o n rre irlo n a l sub p« r line. "I ca n 't fin d the tr u th ." Mayteries, the ingredient fo r ex­ The F.igidh A rm y descrilied the E rta t# n f It. It . > fu lrh #ail committee to be asked aoim- simple hank -aid. " I hope the grand Americans south o f rhunehnn ax A tte n tio n was also called to the lan, was welcomed back to the plosion and fire d#c#s»#d For FREE Inspection question or any om> question, lie fa ct that the interest rhargi d club, (iuesta introduced by Ho­ P fr*t p iih llrs tli" M s irh t l, Then th*r# Is fa ilu r r o f valves ju ry doca. "holding elements” —a task force knew hr was called to lie g r ill­ a g a i n s t delinquent intangible ward M onlletb w tre F. 11. Royn- and hatches (the subm ariners say Even R F C directors have chal­ strong enough to withstand a ed.” taxes and any other colic, llu 'i I ■on, l«i kaonvllie; L. II. I'uul and induction! which leave the hull lenged • itch othns* testim ony, h- counterattack. They were over the And some of the question" ask­ . n s ts are addrd to the lav and r)i | Don Ward, Syracuse, N. V.J open to lh r sea. Coupled w ith that ol nerved. Buy Your crest of mountain ridge* ringing ed Field, the judge went on, con­ la-corm - liens against any real Lam ar Robinson, Meridian, Miss.; is the failure of the autom atic M aytuink said it is "itb -o lu te ly th# Chunchon valley on the south. cerned publications the -uiicom- p ro p e rty owned by the delinquent Ralph Smith Sr., Knoxville, Tenn. signals which ure supposed to necessary to clean up” the RFC rhunchon was a more Important fnlttee regarded as subversive and taxpayer and must be »*tl»fi"1 Ray ITeston, Lynn, Mass.; M. C. •how whether the openings are and th a t the I'resident's plan objective than Seoul in the Kighth "individuals the c o m m I t l e t ' o e fore «ucb real property may be Newell, Fast Cleveland, Ohio and closed. would at least lx- a step In that Arm y offensive launched one Ted W illiams. thought most g u ilty o f subversive i old o r transferred. From The I'ersonnrl error, I t happens in direction. month ago. A l that tim e the Reds aetlvl_ IviUea." _ Grower Mayhank said mail received by were ju - l outside Wonju and A fte r being duly advertised, to*, submarines an it dees anywhere The question put to Field, certificates w ill U- sold on nil its O rtenil" else— in automobiles, in airplanes, him and other senators indicates Chcchon. some 40 miles to the O rc h id s Judge (ioldshorough Sild, wer- ilin u rn t HTd) taxes. PHONE— 2-1214 on railroads, lin t the danger nf "a m a jo rity o f the American peo­ south. "p e rfectly legitim ate and proper I t was p*ilnted out that the # Kticharit Lilien personnel error is g re a te r on a ple” believe the RFC should be The A llirs rencrupled Seoul because It was the d u ly of the longer I be i ir s t a n n H r i s a P a g * O ael in paying tuxes submarine beeat-.c o f the tre ­ aladisbed entirely hut th a t tin- Mar. 14. • Camclllax P H O N E — 2 -1 8 5 2 suhcommltee to get such Informa­ a fte r Apr. I, the higher the pen­ lo w tthhol.l data alioul hi* mendous complexity o f operation tad. I* m ore rnmplUatcd than The I ’hinesc and Red Koreans tion as they could." they realise. Someone, he said, appear to lie north o f the Ixirdcr a lty ro d s become. The iulrre>l ■smith. Thi committee has asked of the I.out. N ig h t Si S u n d a y B ut, he added, he has no rea­ on r i a l property taxes begin- al for a legal brief on this claim. Failure o f controls 7 A jammed has lo handle the tong task of nil the ea*tern fro n t and w ith ­ Florist son to suppose Field did not rlslm 1 *j per cent per mouth with t It says the brief w ill fig u rr in diving plane (which w orks like collecting outstanding loans and drawing behind It on the central T H N orth Main Street Tel. 770-It the protection o f the ConiUlQtlon m iriin iu in eharg*’ of d p< r t >lit its recommendation to the Senate lb - elevators on an airplanei haridlm,' a (ilN'.tsMi.iHMt defen-t front. In good faith. im m ediately a fte r A pr. I. On to r ile the witness fo r contempt run s. nd a submarine down fa it. lending fu n d in its custody, if Hut on the western front, a Field was on tr ia l before him, personal and intangibl, taxes the o f t'olu-re -•*. Fortunately, the subm arine crew, nothing else. fresh Chinese arm y corps, the the Judge emphasised, on a c h a ry nterest moulds at the rate o f I As he begun his seventh round schooled to lig h tn in g -q u irk action, Senator Hendrickson ( R - N J i, in 2fllh, has moved Into position lD olored Barbers Wt (ah To Annitunce, Due T he Increased o f contempt o f Congress and wa« per cent |u-r month. ii um.r To iu w ith the committee, Costello has a fu r h rttrr than even chance a Statement prepared fo r the com­ slamt :tn inites n orthrast o f the e il # , fiaI # f J U u M.1 k l l w . t a < si -oiH i t * ifuiiTf, a * * ' um . . , i i nt*. in r...r r ih f o not nelng tried " f o r being n Com­ / ‘r r, »f ^ <'*•?' o r L lvio g , The Following Change ■aid he ha* la-come an ordinary nf getting m il n f th is situation. mittee said the F ulbrlght In ve sti­ battered old Mouth Korean capital. It was ulm pointed out thnt O f I’ rire * H ill H r K ffe c litr Msr. I t . 1 *!H _ m unist or fo r being subversive.” I f they don't, the subm arine could gation *'han brought In lig h t on- It was screening the w ithdrawal tlo-re are still fu rth i r ehulges business man, with interests in li Ain r i t vurious honest eudravurs. <1 >' go on down until »he t a t h it th» of Ho " l i n t sordid rtiopt. r# in the of other lt«d troops. mciirred l,y delinqui nt personal * lf AVitn Jin II made u plunge into ml on , iioltom with a crash is shosl political h is to ry of our n a tio n ." _.. T ills shift o f force-, A llied ofp io p e rty luxes in the form of MDt«A\ E ll li i: Hi urgt-d th a t the I ’lr.d d c n t's Doers said, may be the start of n • lb , lio n cost*. This fee amounts "u hunch,” be said, and atmthei water or l h | | went beyond th# t »i v i r to I L is t on ite m 1 up to (fetal, into je ll,ro lle r* became ” 1 like depth pressure which she could pro'-., at I.,. re je cti<1 ami l ongress maneuver by which the rested *11 A A| |*| H > .IS I I i s i I s S M I ’ rm m p i s s llo e t t-o .i. The popular lielis-f in thi* stediali R F f entirely. l l . l t i i on Items from IU,nit to It." Chinese T hird Field A rm y may M tm u i: . l.nn nsme the "uotorlmi* rsmbler'1 Halley a skid Cost el to whether lu tt'-i Instance Is that h u ll would Tilt- n u m r R H ' has produce I replace the Chinese Fourth Field a iiM it.i.A and I J ttu on tiny Item over IJM and stale “when and where th« *10,00. s:ts;nRuA*a Ills- In oiler business and the Ns w • rush from the hundreds and hi tin- n " * t r lls " f m illion- ■ f m ir Arm y all a c r e s * the fro n t. ..15 w r a r a c h i: alleged envelope «n> hand'd on . The T h ird ha» been resting In It is |o Ibe financial udvulitagc Orleans lleverly Club were the Ihoii-ands o f tons pre-sure. Ilu l, r itiir n s u stench which can lx eiiW Aiis: 50 and by whom.” dixalnrixcd by "lu ra g ro tir action N orth Korea since last Decem­ w ? nsiihm H liH W lllin n . lth l la * (t vV U IlM Ifl A urlnrr*, wouldn't f the taxpayer la make hi.* pay- j only lii'iltm a le businesses he w*« c*ay II AIN • t i i a i o i i t i '.v i :i i lo o "V o tir failure to •!-• so,” Voiinir rnents prom ptly and avoid Intel - i • nguged In now, AAIMS AV W illi: HI II As lx- -vhat would happen. The fit- on the p a rt o f Congre*-." Ilr itil- ber. It had fought against Allied .15 er added, "w ill to- la b 'll « n pub force* in th r llungnam area of ailsertising and m llrc tl Cost* Ho: I would say, y r*. Of ting* In hri h u ll—the plan-* ilcko .it said. ■'rlrsd l* lla rh r r I k * * llnrwra* Hacker shag Senator M tindl lltH Il) , u mi-mt.jrgs-s, Mr. (1si low ay ibslored where valves and hatches are northeast Korea. tout e, I have u tra ilin g com­ IX K. Rarh*r Ska* T lllm a n 'a Harbec hbag a.MlWNl# SlsrXrr ahag J *r k 'a R a rb rr Mhxg **.Mois' Ilian 77 per rent o f the pany. located would blow out D in t and Ix'r o f the Kxfn m lituic- C o m m it­ Field irp o rts said an American Mae M m ■ Baihee Sk** Hra#»*a Darker shag tee and nn advocate nf abolishing unit Wednesday met s tif f resistUfiO ta x e . w e t- paid bufore Mar. lie wa- referring to a real the hull flood. 1 nr during lb-- months when HisThe submarine Is hard to see RFC. called the sy--ni v **«a*lnlizt-d un the western fro n t. A ir strikes stale company, ■unt* o f from I lo I per cent Then he -aid he had a " little (as she should he la-cause o f her hanking in a time nf prn-pcruua were called dosvn on three Red mission as a combatant vessel). |ieace.'r warn allowed," he said. “ Nn Interest in an nil field.” troon concentrations. M lim it, Hendrickson and an­ AP correspondent Jim Becker doubt a ll of our taxpayers, when H alley asked whether Costello Hut that mruns that under peace­ other K epuhlirun, .Senator N ixon said the Kedi have manned de­ aware o f the A pr. 1 la x stead- bad in r ir t - is of 110,noil in rash time operation she la In greater tins-, w ill make th e ir payments "a n yw h rre else” than in his danger o f la-lug run down by winve of r n lif tir n t n , backed M cClellan's fense positions In both sides of that tin- I'rrs id rn L highway which runs northward h u rryin g suggestion w ith o u t further delay.” ironglnix ut home or In his hank tireless merchantman should tcinrvorariiy withdraw his from Seoul through Uljonghu. in or out o f port. account a. la tio n plan plan. Chinese are on the ea«t, N orth What safety aasrat doca the reorganisation lie .dm iaslon that yuur .statements But Mentor Mmthers (D -F la .t, Koreans on the west. submarine have? art- untrue, unfounded ami mi Kxrept fo r Impact fro m tha appearing us n witness, stro n g ly 1 Uljonghu Is 11 miles north of wm thy of the chief executive of •harp hl*w o f a m li'td n n , th o sub- • urged approval 'if the plan nx a Seoul. uL tills s ta ir.” General Mae Arthur’s k n on any numiK- has tht str'ing.-si h u ll of find step t-ocard bringmv' alxuu IC s s tls ' ss F i s h Psa* Asst Tlieis- was no response from fu iiilaiuental change- in tlie ngen- mention o f the :i8th Parallel waa Tullahassee to Ynungrr's drmsml strengih has h rm made necessary any vessel. The Inner h u ll o f the lifte d Wednesday. Sueh ban* nN tw nsien were unable to find by the lawles. sggiesslon of Com- l i n t is a tapered cylinder. Mmathera c m litid the It P- C usually cloak an Im pending m ili­ Thai ran stand almost unbe­ W arren. Executive a- l-tam munlst forces In Kotea. ami hv ta ry nparatlon. No new opera­ C h arlie Clark said h r d id n 't know the menace o f still fu rth e r C«rn- lievable pressure. I t can dive iiiu tii-i attacks against other free to hundred- of fe e t; th — raact (much lik v diving l.rll* w hich hove tions have been reported, nowthe l i o v i 'Inq's w 1• re-1, depth may not he stated. Her been used fo r more than u ren- ever. , vanls at the mansion said he was nations. "T he armed forces we are build­ pow erfully built hull means also, t in y l) T he bell D hauled down mile* o f -If on the w r d central supiso.ed lo he goto- fo r “ litAmerican force* arc w ithin 13 ing, and the supplies fo r them she cun stand a lo t o f depth lo the escape hatch on the sub-, Weekend.'1 2 K1I0WH NIUHTLY marine's deck where a w a te r-1 front. They were reported »t* The (.'rime Cominis-ion sent ■ which our factories, farm s, and charging. 7-b* P. M. A submarine is, as ship do- tight lin k la made. Th.- t*e-l| can miles o f TH on the w«-vl central leb-gram to Warren this morning, minea are turning out, are for again urging him to aptw ar he. the p rnterllnn amt preservation of signers -ay, "heavily com part­ h lin g up an average o f six pa* I pyong reservoir. NO AD V A N C E IN PRICKS F ifth A ir Force fig h te r* Wed­ ment id ." That means th a t at semrrrs and two operators on our freedom. f<r? the K ifa u ve t r r lm r Invest!nesday H tnred Ihe northwestern “ T lie spec! with which w« have intervals—an average o f about ra th tr ip . been uldc tu strengthen uur de­ ;u> feet -there la a w a te rtig h t Submarines also are equippi-d corner o f N orth Korea w ith wreck­ fenses should be a source o f in­ bulkhead extending a tr w a r t Hie with th e “ Momsrn Lung,” I ho ed and hunted transport. Seven locomotive*. 100 railroad spiration ami rncou.agrm rnt to hull which, when tho hatches breathing device which when held men everywhere who lore freedom. at either end are closed, seal that between th e teeth cnabtrs a man cars and a number o f vehicles It la evidence of our determina­ section o ff. to ascend slow ly easing him se lf were h it In strike* reported before tion, In sompany with nther free It seems probable th a t a sub- to the surface along a knotted noon. On the propaganda fro n t, Red nations, to establish and maintain marine down w ith one rom part- line. I f he su rg 'd up fa s t from w orld peace. nn ul flood'd -till could get hack deep depth, the “ diver's bends" Korean Premier Kim II Sung as­ to the surface by tm w ling all might k i ll hint hy rr ra tin g n it ­ sured Russia's S talin that hi* her ballast tanka free o f water rogen bubbles in the blood stream. people intend to fig h t the w ar lo -u lln g committee to clear up and thus overcoming the negative Equal to a ll the mechanical the b itte r end. The Communist New China charges of gambling influence in buoyancy from the flooded com­ gadrts and "gismos” o f the sub' partment. This coir part mentation marine's F lorida politics. safety factor la tho New* A gcn-y *old K im sent this It was Younger’s fir s t sugges­ also means that flro can be con­ tra in in g o f Ita men and o ffice rs. tion i u that effect two days ago fined to one area o f tho boat. Above e ve ry thing else, th e se­ w ith providing needed financial th a t prum plrd Warren ■ outburst Tho indicator board — the c u rity n f the host Is o f para­ .aid lo small business and said against Younger. "Christm as Tree,” so ra ile d be­ mount importance. They have a that diaclosure* disclosure* about it* opera opera­ “ Have telegram from Senator cause o f Its m ultitude o f red and deep and abiding personal in ­ tion*, "(hocking a* some o f them Kales Kefauvrr staling th a t ho groon lights—is a m a jo r safety terest In th a t. Their own lives may he," should not he the de­ w ill undertake to arrango a suit­ factor, telling a t a glance * tho depend »n It. Because the sub. term ining factor in whether to AU order* for currency, payroll*, elc. hMould he ntndr able date in rv rn t you wish to ndition o f (very the m achinery, Ita personnel are pc- continue the agency. . opening . „ In Ilk te s tify before Krfauver R e n a t a h"s*'x hall. Moreover, every !m marine ts n mate o f In tric a te on ThunwUv, Mar. 22. com m uter,” lo u n g e rs telegram protant control on the boat U In c u lla rly fitte d fo r g u a rd in g The popular equivalent a f today read, m ulliplo. I f tho norm al control against mechanical o r personnel Punch and Judy In France is "T h is Is your opportunity In the fo ils, there Is an emergency pow­ failures. Gulgnol. * veid that you ars Interested in er control. I f th a t fo lia because substantiating your denial o f fin . o f power loss (fo r Instance, tho a n rla l campaign assistant from flooding of a generator o r fa lu ln gamblers, you- denial o f Capono o f an a ir pump or u n k l there are ^ang Influence in Florida slain hand-operated controls. dog racing, your refutation of In recent years, A m erican sub­ any o th rr finding of Ihe Kefauv- marines have been equipped w ith er committee, and in place on the two escape feature# o f prim e Im­ record your evidence o f the con. portance. On the fore and a fte r snirncy you allege hetwren o ff i­ decks o f the Grampus, as on other cials o f *he crims committee of U. 8. Navy luhm rrslbles, are yel­ (ire a le r Miami and unnamed m - low Gnats, Ihe “ meaaenger buoys,'' lo rin ii- gamblers. Engraved on plates of each buoy "B y your awnrn testim ony, you are Ihe word* m u “ submarine sunk ----- ■***■* — ran1 let the cilliana o f th is state her*. U. 8. R. Grampus, ft23." Tha know th# farts, and wo alncrrcly float la attached to th o aubhope you have th* courage that n ia rln * by n cable w hich ra n ha should be rammei^uitete w ith unreelad from w ith in tha sub. the high office you hold, and th a t marine. you w ill odvlaa Sanato r Kefauver The purpose la th la : Th# reaetw o f a <iet# i uitAtilr fo r yuur ap ahlp upon locating the m arker poa ranee.” buoy attaches to I t a d iv in g ball Field Acquitted RFC Investigation Porter Lansing Korean War Stanley-RogerH Hardware Co. Legal Notice Phone 1361 Ants With Wings May Be Kiwunis Luncheon Local Taxes ITERMITES Submarine FIDELITY Exterminating Cn. Kaster Corsages Crime Probe Dorothy H. (ianas Younger OuHted NOW .SHOWING MOVIELANI) . Ride-In Theater Jcv Lace Charmer &&1 Truman Declare** By- Belly Barclay Sanford Banks WILL OBSERVE FRIDAY, MAR. 23 “GOOD FRIDAY” USED CAR SALE 1941STUDEBAKGR SEDAN LOO 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .... HOW-oo 1946-5 BUICK SEDAN M l W oo - - 1M7 DODGE SEDAN f»-£ ■r*- * ’ 1948 CHEV. 8 D R SEDAN ... 1948 DODGE SEDAN ..... 1948 BUICK CONV. COUPE EASTER PLOVERS * lll> o o la dad sea o u r breathdisplay n f b rig h t, fresh ----------. . . th# perfect expresaion o f J*T. lave, and life renewed. Kaaler Caraages Ind ivid ua lly atyled. Spring flow rrs, orchtda. rwea, carnations, gardenia*. UJWOO Uvely Raster Ptaals . . , mie*. aialeas, hydrangaas, blooming la all their SpHng beauty. *1 2 1 0 -0 0 *1710.00 Irre a la tib ly lovrly, thla dres* w ith ibe standing collar and yoke of Venice U r* dyed to match th * a« Altar Plawvra to grace yoor S anforlted broadcloth. In Blue, Pink, Aqua . . —SHORT FEATURES— CARTOON—"ONCE UPON A RHYME" NOVELTY— TRAILING WEST- SHOWING THUHSDAY & FRIDAY! AIR-CONDITIONED LAST 1W 1 rgt.V-'l ~ < T IM BE TODAY— “TW 8 .9 8 Ita lia , �In Unity There Is Strength— THE WEATHER To Pi a i k i Ik * P«w« of the R'm M ; To Promote the P i o i t r v of A m i I c i . To P io lu r r Prosperity liu Sanford. ■ l l t f l I b r a t f Colder south. ronlin u rd cold north portion this afternoon. m ill again tonight amt hemming warmer I'r lila r. f a i r weather. t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME X X X X II Established 1008 Allied T ank Patrol Blasts Out Of Red AmbushNear38th 60 Thousand Chinese * Dig In On Western Front In Attem ptTo Halt Allied Attack TOKYO. M at. 22—</P)— An American lank-infantry patrol with m inr-hunlinfi rngiiirerv today shot i l l wav out of a Com m uniil amliu ih I r tt ilian three mile* from the Red Korean border. The la n k i were moving up one tide o f the Puklian River north ol ■fhunchon and the infantry were plodding along the oppoiile hank when the Red* opened fire. From high ground ih ry poured machinrgun, rifle and mortar lir r on all tide* o f I hr patrol. 'T h e y lei ii « walk into ih r trap ami ihen ihry 'p la in : tl." >aid CpI. C h a lk y Hamilton, Virginia C ity, Va. “ Our lank* opened up on Ajte lull tide with everything they trad, h ill il didn't ilo p the Chinere. “ Enemy f u r n . nil nruuml u* everywhere »• turned. We fin n lly r.m y d d .d arm s* to I lie tank , and they kepi the < liirn -e down on one aide \%liit<* we moved otrt,“ The ti.nl. im lliil track til C hilli, rlio ii, i in r vine th< wounded. Along ih it rin te n l Korean rec­ to r, the bulk o f the Communist troop. uppentnl to have slipped florin of Parallel :1H. *W Hilt in the west. the Red* ap­ peal e, I in he digging in fo r a denpenile rand in South Korea. Field dispatches said votin' 000 C om m unift itoopv manned western defense position* in depth fo r l.ri mile* m iii II i of the border. The-e in. Im l'il two division* o f the Chinese T hird Field arm y, Idle since the llongm im action in De­ cember. An Allied tank patrol ran into hot fig h t Wednesday on the up iapron , :ache* to tlljon g h u . north nf paned. .... 4 wa» the * In*cut announced Allied approach n fo x c tu the Red Ko­ rean border d olin g the current drive Patrols mav have emened the boundary. A delayed dispatch from AP rorrev|M>ndeut W illiam C. Ita iiu ird aald I he armored <olumn rolled north late Wednesday fro n t Red. mhandnm ,1 Chnn.hon. It pullevl i on i to bivouac (Misilion* fo r the night. rhunrhon la rig h t milca south o f Parallel oil. Allied tanka and Infantrym en occupied Cbunchon Wednesday a f­ ternoon w ithout a fig h t. AP correspondent I.e jf Erickson repotted from U. S. E ighth A rm y Headquarter* that Allied forcra In tr*>allaaa4 Oa t'aae K a a rl Playwright S h a w Leaves Fortune Of More Than Million LONDON. Mar. 22—DM— Play. Reuiaa th ro w ,,! Hhaw. a pinneei B ritish Socialiat who hated tavev. loft an eatate valued at I I . nyft,2SI.22 but reckoned a fte r ilehta and lave, at f . t in ^ lll, h i* w ill and ■ n accounting dl*.ln>.«l tw lay. The 11-page document d.rertrvl th a t par: o f the money tie u»rd fo r prom oting a -lOdetter alphabet which wav one o f the Irlvh velt'a pet project*. hhaw ilievl l u t Nuvemher in hie little cottage at A yol St. Imwfence at the age o f (M. I li* net eatate, aft. r settlement o f all m il standing nbllrationa, wa* ira a ila a v * !»■ rag# T V m l , NEW YORK. Mar. 22 - < / P ) A delrndanl in the atom *py tria l tr fm r d to ia y today whether he r v r r had belonged In any group which ducurard the Soviet R u tm u tyitem . The rprrition war pul In J u liu i Roienliery. 34, an electiical enpineei, by fedeial Judge liv in g R, Kaufman. Other witnenea have te tifie d that Rnienberg war a C om m uniil lie i* on tria l with hir wife, Ethel, 33, and h it City College ila tiru a fe , Morton Sohell, 33, a tatlat r * |ie it, on charget o f war-time atomic erpionage lo r Soviet R im ia. If con­ victed, all ih r r r could hr given the death penalty. Judge Kaufman broke In w ith hl« nutation a fte r Rosenberg said hi* allegiance wav to the U nited Si a lev and that he would fig h t fo r Ih l* country In a war w ith ar.y n th rr country. He alto te 'tlfie d he had d im m e d w ith friend* the merita o f variout economic and political system*. “ Did you ever lielong to any group that discussed the ayatrni in Soviet H iiw la V the judge asked. “ I feel at thia time I m u tt de­ cline to anawer a nutation th a t m ight tend to incrim inate m e," Rnvenherg replied haltingly. “ O h !"" Judge Kaufman aald, r ular group o r party. " I re fe r to membership in any political p a rty ," the witness repiled. The defendant eounael, M a rtin II. Illoeh, then naked whether he referred to the f'ommunfvt P a rty. “ Yea", Roaenherg replied. Ro-cniierg, the fira t defense wllneaa, entered a aerie* o f den ia l* o f prosecution teitlm ony given by hi* brother-in-law, David Cireengla**, form er arm y aergeant a t the Lo* Alamo*, S . M „ atom ic project, firrenglaav had told the ju ry about an rapionage rin g in which he confoaocd he played a part. Itovcnberg «aid he tietiered th* Soviet government ” ha* iniprovcd the lot o f the underdog and the aituation o f literacy in the Soviet union." “ And It contributed a m ajor ahaic in the dealructlon o f the H itle r bea.il who killed *,000,000 o f my co-r.-llgionlvt*," he *aid. “ I f r it emotional aland it then and traatlaaeO oa N o r * * » l Four-Year-Old Boy Savett Sinter'd Life P H O E N IX , A ril.. Mar. i i —bD) — A four-year-old hoy eatrlcd h i* baby a b le r fnun their burning home iaxt night *hnrt)y before it ami a il other hou»r* were rnn*umed by Dame*. The y o u n g *trr, Charlea H anley, •aid: " ! fetehed my »l*ter outalde to *ave h *r from burning up." The fire etarted in the lla n l. y homo and »prrad quickly to olh«T fr*m c h” US«a, deatroying *ix 1m-. fore the flame* were control In i. The children'* parent*. M r. and M r . Hubert Har.fvy, were away. " I t got cold and I tried to Ugh*, a fire In 'he Move," Charle* told ftre m rn “ The big fire ■ la rt'H N EW YOltTT.- Mar. « _ « * ) _ when dropped a match in to a A lg e r l ib * — hrandnl a tra ito r and pile o f patter* near the Move. • lia r —gooa lo prlaon today. The hoy** *i» trr. Deborah, I* The farm er h lrh -ra n ktn g State about nine month* n f age. Department officia l waa aehedulcd to m i render to federal author;D E I1D TI EM FREED tlea here to liegln serving a fiveM IA M I, Mar. 22—( A h - F lv r year privun term fo r p e rju ry. form er Dade county deputy ah rr. Judge Henry W. Co.Ward, who if f * chaigrd w ith taking nay fro m #entenc*d Hie , w ill tu n * him gambler* w e re 'fre e d today a fte r over to the U. fl. M anhaL n Mate pro*rector called h i* own Then the the Department o f wletnea* a lia r and redgned fro m Juatire w ill dealgnate the Inxtltu- the rate. tlon to which lllaa w ill he »rnt. C rim inal court Judge Ren W II. l«l»v, who U 4d, w ill remain a t !erd .‘ irect.-d the ju ry to acquit the Federal ILoa e e f Detentlor the defendant* a fte r a **i*ta n t here fo r about a week. count r *e llH tn r Herbert d ra p lro H i** ha* SO day* to move fa r told the court the w ilne**, George m odification o f hi* *rnt*nce. But Patton, wa* net trllln g the tru th . III* counicl. Cheater T . Lane, aald U * t i.'ght th a t auch a move waa HEATED DERATE lik e ly . I t would not delay h i* PARIS, Mar. « * -« > ) — Strained Ivonment, fa any event, tempera after an all-night aeaalon abi o f U. 8. attorney Irv - in the NaiienaJ A**embly led to­ Saypol m U tfca t o m day to g dlopuU In which • droutv «m U be . reduced by W * t h tfd fa t knocked w * of hi* cotlenguea tm■nod behavior. B io*, an ndvtaer “of tho d*gotla* are from Inaevelt, recent Algeria.i. The two men ........ were having C l n tho V. 8. — . a heated diacvulon about a __ M ha* been free in |1 0 /G 0 ball Jected amendment lo the controWhile fig h tin g h i* case up through vor*ial election law when Mo­ hamad Benlaieh atruck Francal* -AIk } co u rti. He wa* ronvlctad Jon. t l , 1 W QnUleL Uulliei, flattenod oa the beywh. tw o count* v f p r t W . f c r t m r a l m in-jr M m • — d iffe r Hiss Scheduled To fio To Jail Today O'Dwyer Dramatic At Crime Probe Defendent In Spy T ria l Refuses To Tel! Of Red Talks Rosenberg D e c l a r e s Mis Allegiance Is T o American Ideals Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY MAR. HI*. l'JAl N o. 1-> I St. Louis Bookmaker Tells Senate Crime Committee Of $20 Million Gambling Take President Truman Jaycees Nominate H o s p i t a l Group east mm As Kim* Plans Move Back Flies Home After St In Kiwanis Contest To O ld Location 3 Weeks Vacation Thi JayYt’t'» I ihIuv IIoiiiiiu itr*! M r*. M D i; III. lo I nit .( j 11*1*1 1knlglla. .>ili n d MMli l<4 ii>** a(itlllll Absenteeism Blamed ilat.-s lo th e h iwnut- l '1luh Iltltl Present Equipment Is i hie k4 .1 r 4 «**1“ queen contest. Offered For Future For Slowing Down penny . IV r*skidm l \\ 1! Stem pern S a n f o r d Hospital Cutting O f Budget s a id ..and 1Nine* w ill 1w* pr<,v id.•d at strati i-ic *|3Hti i n t ii WII *,y Ih r hiw nninn* KEY WEST. M at. 22— (AM Den.ioni to move ili<- I \ film «h*wt itli! th* lio lf -for- I. .Hivhlon M riu m i.il H ,i.|ui il itnm ib ru d e n i liu in a n Iclt jo t W.idiYouth urogram 'pon-oicJ bv Huington today .iboaid the "lode- iiatioim l 1.-iVice n rgntiiinlion **a« 1 ii> pic.rnt I.H.tiion .it ilu N.vv.vl pemlenre" .liter a tbire-wrekv • l..»vtt !*v II I" tinniiAit Station li.ii k to ri> I in ton M< IlCimn !»**»1)1a■a! Otil ( Ilitl I In* tocl'liUr .it | ,|||, S tin t .Hid O ik I lonJ.i vacation. JiiytT i’ a wen Ih r l« » L fi» nt i,tuii»,P I lie White Home pl.tfir to o l o il nm«Mi|r » i\ir rlnh* to Ltki* m h*Tritt A iriiiu bv the lime i I k N.iw oriio iit the iloca Cbica Naval An I hr |in il)|i'ilif tif f t . ti'fition f»*r rupir- I lie S t.llloli a. o| M.IV I. th f yoiilh nf tniiim iim tx Station at 2 :0 3 I’ M .vn.l to fu.ikr |iir .r n t bo.pil.il ri|<ii|il l r rmphnRisiNi tin* itii|H irtntii • rrieiii n a iL ilili It.i .< Inline lio.plCol. Ii.v m u M illia m i, the pic»tdenlial pilot. *aid the 11 Ip likely «*f I hi* f »**I»i mu HNlro and iiiit «h| t hi* I II lir ir . v.cir made V C lrl.l.v bv J ll\ i t an to t I h Ik|||*| thr (Mu* would ic q u ilr aliout four h o u r- j n i mul iiiulvi* it j* -in if* * . tbc | to 1111 ol Due. to n id tlir II.,.became of iiu la v o ia lilr wind*. I itur flu golf film a- ii iiiim IH pit.ll A -'o, lotion it .i mcrtilig .it I lo I'rcM'Icnt . w hiii for Jii nf la y tiv '(m il* irriMtiiitii>n f u r 1 til. ( o lltt I Ion.r, niiuute* lhii> morning uinl tbeo 1in illh , he -ahl tlir Im nt t ilth m tllil I I I in l et , v.bo p lr.iilc il, .l|>* I* tile d In- tru n k* in *l i iii I jo nil. lelliltl the fl Itl III' HI. h a lull* il fill t m>mie«l M u. I u ilo i ( in lrtt ch.ru Th> w rnlhci » n ' *i**d nod char. “ it tail *•( *11111till «RtllMil 1till* r I'rc.M e n tis! Secretary J*> * |d; man in (barge ul the moving A ll nu*n»t»riR i»f Ihi* iliih u rri* i«i Short eaiil that 'lr . Iruuia;t v i!»»t tu aI:I «■ii*| | hr f i ui * 11i «fi %I :rIr I would n-d hold hi* i i *mil Filitn-.' m rrtiiiK I'lrini» hr 1*1 hi H iiiuu• 1*111 upeiatlnltt, ami p.nnir.1 out that site li.nl done an e lln lent u>ii vvbrn *n !ip ct meeting tom orrow. nil \|u H* M I. S*rii*i«rt i *m »| » It*I • m u rrivn l in \Va*hiugtnti Mr. i i i fro m tlii* hn*t ttu h xvliirli M n ii’il (hr hurpilal moved in l')4? to thr Truman planned to drive lmm**«tl. th ill ih r iiu t I ihl* u*uihl inkr- up A it Station «h«|trn<aiv huildmg TMI ASOVI PtCTURIi IHOW U S A m lM iudui to Mexico W illiam ately |n the R lair lla u s r to -i ".I th r r n t ir r nfli*rno4»n itn«t l i -1 insr ihi* O'Dwyer In tw o of In* nvwt vim -I wki.i I moment* a* In tritlC ed bef.ita lha Mrs. C iltlctt a|i]iln vrd the arhi*- I ’n ile r weekend w ith Mr*. vnriouR pvi»Jrft* to hi* t nk«*fi ii|» Senate C rim e Commltlee p n -bvr» in New Yoik I lie burner Mayor of Triioinn nod hi* daughter, Mar­ lion lo move, pointing out that New York, who told Ih* »!<k y *.r hi* nae (min poUceman lo mayor, took Tim ( ’rim fo n l urirtH! to garet. tli't hi'ftiiiil I he Jnvi ilftn* I* h»-1n i,* their i i no o ilie r plate to go than boated exceptlm) to n l n i i u n m ail* by Sen Charles W, Tobey con­ Ih r ih p a itu r* marked the enil In hi at I In’ \in i'M \ mi M m II 11»• the old hmpil.vl b u ild in g She staled cerning Prank C. Ball, oue-tliue Deputy Pnlua C .am niuloner. InaUUng of n vacation fa r removed front Iti*iiiYi'll nut that llit* IliU itiF Mmi an a “ rexpeclfui hearing," he hold* hi* liamla pleadingly (top). A t botthe trn iib l* . beartling Mr. I ru. in* hand and flivui Iium «t*it* tup that Lea It l.eshri and II II. l ’o|»e lem . O'Dwyer ella. eye* cloaed. niounin* hi* tunw (fnteraotiO M l) in anticipation of the move, had titan*- A d m ln i-ti s t ion in t'unpre*. fliffh t rllin ir |H»inl«. Meanwhile holiday ab-enleri*m taken ilep. In "ircu n d itio n the old Wa* tdained fo r ulnwing down s Robberies Attempted hurpilal in that it can hr icartt■ Home drive to cut i ‘re (idem valcd." T rim in'* IT I ,(100,000,(KM) budget fo r the fi*ra l year 1902, She i no Mated tnat since the IU*p. Taber of New >orh. Re­ A it inn be r ut office* were en. N lv y Wi. I .is n to ic a e liv a t* tinpublican *p* si brad o f t lie cut - t e n d fn the Sanford A tla n tic dalioit hy A p r. 1. the moving to ting move, wn* di*sp|minted hut .........Mil It,* I) building "Do t iIII the old ittK p iln l site .hould In* nut di-couragi'd by tin* m iti„| r,-. T iie*iljiy nielli ut t-titij Weiluc. i Mi l led out ns soon a- possible nulla — a i iit n f I.T per rent in iln> morning, but tint lung -if valm Mi. pope »t - f s o r t that rb v tr i ih*- f ir . t d rp a rtm ru ta l uppropiiu- veil- repoiti d nil- mi', poller di -nl mul idnnitiing wurk "I (he i 'ion b ill pa-*rd th l yeai by th- i In <-d Itelaj. l| nt,ling liail been slowed up lltn Soviets Have Set O ff Employers Refuse To I llo"W The rmim* were entered by Iirtiding re.-ei|it iif nm tctia l. winch e would have *I"H* much jim m yin g open the l,s-LI'uln-e have iH-en oi.lered. Several Explosions. M e e t Complicated U tte r i f the u irn tlx * bait itnyed -ta t*,1 nl*u that lift u c cr.-fo l a t­ Mr t.esher aid that carpenter here a little lunger in»trad of tem pt* bad lo-en made th. -in n - work bail la in stuit.,1 a week ago Conference Is Told Demands Of Union leaving early fo r the KaMer re night to cnti'i tin- Itnvnum I Tm->lav t. v I-u d Dyson, and tlu.t ce»»." Tnbei told lirw *riten " IV r . Studio nn,| tin- Family Loan t o painting w ill be started soon. With the exception o f th r County ROMF-, M ar. 2 2 - i ^ ) Dr. W/YSI IINGTO n T M u . 22 </1’ i hap. it wa* iu *l a* well, hecau*** office* in th«- F loiidn Slat* Hum It • • • I * * , ! na ease • ■■ri I I . alth U nit, Ilu- building I,ns l,.-ru I luilding. 11*told C. Urey, one ol Am enca'i — The nalm n't tadroadi today ievau.li d. he stnl.-d Orlando police y i-'li-rd iv t* leading atomic ic ie n tiili, taid to ­ jected a union propoia! in i -rtllrI'l.A N K ( RASH Ire. Frank IJuillinnn nf th. M IA M I. Mat 22 -i,t*i—A Navy ported *im ila r entry im „ o ft io * day h r think* 30 might be * g»od menl of theii two-yeai -old d u p u 'Itin llh Unit replied Hurt it w ill o f doctor* and dettliM * 10 tin C oi*alr fighter plane m i h land nunc it' soon a » pin*.- f" t II i* guru *■ lu the numhri of atom with thr Hio!lieitmod o l R.ulroad cd ill Hallandale. Ju-t uortli at American Ruihllng ami F lo rid - securrd, anil added tlin ' 'he I 'n il lionihv R u itia im iic tte i. I tainmrn. Miami, n fle i it* englio f.n lril In- H.ml bulMItig on I ....-d«j rngt.i I tidy a *ms1l amount o f ■ii *I i uo- will probnidy r.-mnln at it- (irescnt The Nobel piuc-winning K ic n tD. I*. Loonni, irp rrte n tin g the day, but the pilot escaped w ith in lttin g . ICCSt loir u n til \ | „ if' m inor cut* nod Im tiir * . lit lold a new* conleiencr hr<e c a n ie ti, announced ih r railroad* Mr. Tucker i.-porltsd nn the A lii-ndaut* at a lio-pnsl tti nieelmg whicti to attended in !>.-that R um a h a i that many bom bi. decuion lo ih r Senate Labor Cnm- Hollywood identified the pilot nHOT H T(Ht) Land u, which he said Ih r t n r I'H IL A D E L F H IA , Mar 22 i l ' that n rw ip a p c u have speculated m illrc al a public heating. Fn*lgn David ltohertm n, 21. of , — Jarttr* Dunn wa* cntbrnllc.l hv lees nf the ll.-tt F i'ti estate told Monu-*trad, Fa lie I* a member of and added: " I tuppotc 30 might Senator M urray (D -M o n t), th r a fig h te i «qundion ba*r.| nl A k ­ , the televised proceedin'** o f th i member* n f th r Hospital t ’meigrnry Committee of Seminol, l x a good g u ru ." committee rhaltm an, had ealb*l ron, O., which I* here for gunnery Seriate Crime In v rrtig n lo r* in N')-iDr. D iry , who I* rn route to on the iiir r ir ii* a'arlier to accept practice before going into action. York. S)t much mi lie didn't even County Hint they had deterrnin.il (list they were not in u (M>sitin|r l«rael to d eliver a »erlc* o f lec- the *e ltlrm cn t pro|Miva| pul forth notice that hi* house wa* on f i x to help lm ine.lint.-ij in the con* turrv In H a ifa , told newamcn he by th*- trainmen. The blare had •p irm l from R EG ISTRATIO N S i l l ’ WHILE •truction o f n new hospital here, doubt* w h ith e r th*' Ruaxlan* hnv*»hrd to the second flm it and nil M u iia y bail ««i*l hr wa* hope, C LEA R W ATER , Mar. 22- o i l — ptOlHls,* i llin l t i l l ' county build ii. *rbi|M il any peaceful mw« fo r fu l ib *t i f ih r ra n ire * and tb i *. ;-o!l*!ral fig h t * rohr e-.i! today aero** tho roof before Dunn rco atomic energy, lie aald he placed trainmen could get together, ii 1between Fim-lla* ernint)-** Drrno- lin d vvliat wa* happening. It tn<d on., and n ffe ru ii to cn-oiii'tiiie ii> no fait h In a atatcimut once would lend al*o to u w U lrm rp l ira tlc R e g l*lra ti"n Sup<-nl-"i and 1 fitr tn r n an hour tu put out th - financing the .-»nstruction o f a wing to Hie ho-|ntnt mad*' by Soviet Foreign M lniater o f d lffi i i occr. Itctwcen the m il- the Repuiillcnn -dom inated rn iin tv flainc*. The home and it fn iu i- li Mr. fucker added that the FerA ndrrl Vi>hlnaky to the effect nmd* no*l Ihrce tither opernllng commi**lon. lug* were heavily itnnniged ,i]ibM .niiglitoii Meni'irial H o.|iilat that It ii avia wa* "moving moun­ oolon. Super visor Iticbnrd Collin* n-ked / l i l t I.IIUW IM , Association i* try in g to a d *i in ta in *" w ith atomic energy. The tia itm irn '* propo*ul, out- 'ta le altorney Archie Oemenr ami Fight new animal*, including I he rrrutlnn o f n new hospital, and "1 am aure Him the R uuiana IIm il lo the carrier* yr*terd>«y bj Governor Warren to InveMigate *ix monkey*, a rt I veil ut the San­ in “ u very unique way" had made have th r atom bomb," Dr. U rey Murray wn* t*a*rd aiitiH taittiallj ' t he award o f in *u ra n rr contract* aid. "A n d I a m*ure they have on a "memorandum o f agr.i* on | M county-<iwnrd voting ma­ ford Zoo thl* wo-'*, i,ud all uto an o ffri whereby Hie name For reported to be gi-uing along f-g m iiil-laiughtori w ill lie remembered. eapiuded them ." When quealioned nient" ilgue.i by the e a rlie r* and chine* to C<imml'*ion rhairtnan lie talle.l u | mim II II Coli man rig a rd ln g h it u*e of th r pronoun the i PJcfn of the foui uniun* .it Erfw ant II !.n Vaie'fl in*uranee n cio n lin g to II. .1 Davis, manager o f the too. to lead a resolution to this effect. “ them." the urientfat taid he fe lt tte a tla a rd •*■ (*aa* S'uart firm . The monkey*, all o f which have Mr T inker also pointed out that certain that “ aevcial" atom bomba been placid in rage* include two lo.nl attorneys are working «n had been rip lo d c d in the Soviet cinnamon ring ta ll type*, thn-c plan- to <er.il.- n legislative en* Union. w h 'lr fa. cd * ituan* and » fu ll ■lillilg n il which w ill permit Semi­ A ,k id w hat siege the develop­ grown *o u irr ' l mnnkey which i- nole Count v to issue sufficient ment of u hydrogen bomb hud very tntrw nn,| wbieh like* tu la,ral. to build a new hospital. reached, D. Ur«*y Kald; "They are waruY it**Tf in-hle o f Mr. Davis'* The renolutinn read hy Mr. win kin on II. I don't know w h.it Jarket, Coleman pointed out Hint the Mage it i* in. liu l I hope it w on't The other new a triva l* nl tile Feiuahl-Laughton Memorial llo 'w.ntk." (K D IT IIIC K N O T E :— Hare I* m other In the aerla* of *lorie* *(i«i ure a mah; cityote uml a kin- |.it aI A«*oelutl.rn i- a non-nrufil He uddrd that all the w h ilo kajou, a Votilh A m rrira n main by A **u rlslrd F ir * * w riters telling how Ih r rraram am rnt pro­ cor | Him 11Oil, organised tlinler State the alum bomb wa* being de. l( ,tattooed OS ('■»» TOretl gram I* affecting ra tio n * part* of the eotinlry. Today's *l«ry mat. vcli'peil h r hail "hopeil It would tell* how California f it * into th r hlg m oblllfallow p irlu r r.) not lie developed in principle.*' TID E (IF TOYS T I U IN WRECK " I don't th in k the atom Immli FA It IK . Mat 22—U h — Erie LE B A N O N , ()., Mar. 22—(,10 la a good th in g fo r un lo have," l it I t A l. l'll IL I l h l ’ FE Five car* and the engine lender t'o.-k'1, Jr., national lominander of the acientiat aald, "fo r I th in k SAN FRANCISCO. Mar. 22 l / t 'j Oul :, n r on lit. we.i te a .; o f u F inn vlvanln (in»*<-ngcr tra in I Ih r American Legion, today s ta rt­ Il ran only bring dra tru rtiu n .” were derailed l.ain yat n.-ar-hy ed distribution o f toy* rollortcd in lie a d n i.tt-Vi th a t he “ i* very they'ie itdiuiK lo get on with the job o f m nbilifation. (be United Ktat. • lit the “ tide of In tyiucal w rile rn f-i-luon, in a n u la rlu rrii are champing al the In' K ing* M ill*. racch w fra id " o f the weapon he J. F. Ile n rv, superinlemlent of toy*." helped develop. w e t del*ys in rr iii.-in g defense contiacts. A fter Cocke made individual the m ail In Cineinnatl, aid no one However, ho aaid "there la no This is rspevtally true nf smaller manufacturers. They're aftaid was Injure.!. presentations to n few bright-eyed (juration in m y mind that i f a o f lirin v cru.be.I m the m aterial*^, Cau*e nf Hie derailment was nut moppets, the announcement wn /ull-aealr w ar ahouhl break out, sqtleere i f th. y don't get defense ■o n lrn rt is that receivtd by the made that the other rtiildren learned immediately. the atom tinmb ahnuld he uaeti Food M a r h lirry h Chemical CorThe passengers were transferred should come forw ard and pick out im m ediately—and on the m o it work. their own packages. About 2">t There ate few m illion-dollar (Miration o f Han Jose. Thi* com­ c ffe c tiv r ta rg e t poatihlc. Rut I contract* mi fa r, outside o f the pany, in the heart o f the picture- to buses and taken to Cincinnati. underprivileged youngster* gath­ An engine wa* connected In do hope we w ill not n tL ln te rp crt tsW rafi iudu-try. That industry •qre Ranta Clara Valley, ha* a the rear end » f the train and it ered for the oernsinn surged fo r­ border Incident*. ward and le ft n o lliiiig hut a few atone ran talk o f rearmament In 1177,000,000 order to produce an proceeded to Cinnnti. " I feel certain that we w ill unannounced type o f land lank The superintendent wa* unable stiav ribbon* and hit* of paper*, really hlg term *. not." T ill* m o inlng'* dlM rihutinn was Real wrapim * o f war are Cum­ vehlelr. Hi k m . ling is to cast *12.- to »ny hnw many pa**enger* wer.Aakcd hove much itro n g e r ing from Ine factories, such a* t>00,000 additional. Alm ul l'),000,- aboard. The tra in was enroute symtedic. A taint 26",00.1 toys nnAmerica'* present • day a t o m licing *rnt lo Fram e fo r delivery 000 la being spent un a ne-v fro m Culumhu* to Cincinnati. bomb* * : r an romp*red w ith thoao the F-Htl Sahre Jet* that are rip ­ plant fo r the (oh. tn orphanage* and other in s titu ­ ping Into th r Russian M IG Jet* dropped on Japan, Dr. Urey aald: In Korean skiea. tion*. (i(K )D qU EH TIO N The west m a il ha* a vastly ex­ “ On# o f o u r Ronatora—and thay l/) N D 0 N . Mar. 22 — (/Ih — Rust most defense contract* panded m anufacturing rapacity, aaem to leak Ih * moat in fo rm a ­ CO N TR ACT LET Tablecloth* may make Milwaukee tio n —ha* aald bomb* a lt tim e* as so fa r are fo r such unexciting a gre a tly increased steel Indus­ more famous—at least In B rita in . Two contract* were re c rn tl/ things ns petroleum, rubber pro ­ tr y and a larger manpower pool If* A ConaervnMvr member o f Par- awarda.1 by the Kanford Housing ducts, fow l and chemical*, radio compared w ith 1940. lubes, paper and allied products, SCHOOL MO A Ml) C alifornia is the huh n f this ba rre l.t gave notice today that on Authority to the James Ktevrn* The County Hoard of Public electrical machinery, flin t* and industrial expansion. Hlnce V-J A p r. Id he w l’ l ask the chairman Co, Albany. G a „ fo r equipment Instruction w ill meet Thursday lig h ter*, safety raxort, sandbags, day p rivate rapftal ha* Invest­ o f the House nf Commons kitchen for the Ca*tle llrrw e r project. These include H it tu«*e healers morning a t |0:<M o'clock at the ro ffe r urn*, pipe, scraper*, m l ed more than 11,600,000,000 In ro m m lllre "W h y certain tablecloth* in the at a cost n f )R,(127 and I2R eleevea, tools, a irc ra ft amt tra cto r y jt'4 now or enlarged plant*. office o f SupL T . W. Lawton. School* w ill M> cloned Friday In porta, a ir eo Ire*, i-lrctrie gener­ Counting government funds, House o f Commons dining room tric range* a t a r«»t o f VI2e7-1i), ohaervanra o f “ Goad F rid a y," h * ator set* and lumber. are than 1 .72)00,000,000 ha* been Iw nr the lagend 'Milwaukee U n i­ it wav announced today by George Williams o f the SHA. versity Club'." The largest ringU noo-avUUoa aUtOd, A tom ic Scientist Union Proposals Says Russia May Are Rejected By Have 50 A-Bombs Rail Companies Defense Orders Pour In As West Coast Industries Retool For War In Office Building Carroll Admits Being Financier AndAtlvisor For Huge Race Gambling Syndicate M U ) t ilt h . Mar. I > " illi.tm B ‘ ll» j r r *>.114! im t ji hr d or* m»i |i1.111 in r«**>i|tII - i' Vt)» hjwssiiiliM In M r iifi) 4 r r - u li nt lr*lim iiR ) aIhiiii |M )lllu4l 8 i f I ' l i t Cii| t h .11 fin m l rii> M R irr fttm m iv *i(.n ff lunirw \ | #• r«h In quit. Ih r 4ll«srd * ill'* g ift* **rrc f r|M)ftn1 In '■'rnaip crime inirwtie4li»r-s i r t . tin'll 4 I f'lf i l l lilt I*, i I .iliiir, (ir r**l' dent of th r I Itlfiirm n l I 1rr nun's* \M itr iilii» ii, Mr ^4ii1 h r i a » r M utatt fVV.iMHi .ui«l 1 i ll** 1 rr 110.000 W A S I II V .IO V M .ii. 22 - *,!•( Jamr* J. C anoll I .>1.1 Sen-rlc .rim e in v r .ltg .ilo i. tod.iv a F2II.- IH ktiam a vear g.rmMilie opci.rli.nt in 1.-**| S|. I miui., Ill . pi,,.lu* etl .riouilil $7Slt.lNMI g lim p io lit ut l ()40. (.'.m oll, io i m m ) yean a ! i l.o u ii ud.b m akri with .. ii.tlio tu l repui.rlion. *.aid 1lie L.vrt St. Louis j operation war c a in r.l on by (olm Mooney ami Mich.vrt Gi.vijy lie acknovvlr.lgr.l lie li.r.1 been MKOcUlrtl with Mooney anil G tatlv anil i.iu l he got $110,000 in one tear Im "advice" and "fiiia n c in g "1 ('. v ii ,ill did not t.vv wh.il year that w u II I. lawyer had d rr la ird ear* lir r that C anoll i» now retired from th r helling butiner*. Under quesliim ing. C arroll lieriled lie i ii il ever received poll,— protection ot had discussed pro ­ tection wi t h police o ffic ia l-. I nrrolFs sr.*(nn w ith the crim e in ve stig a to r' brought tw o poin-» where questlotrswier*- raised «» h whether there whs rn n fliv litig re, 11many. tin , w a * nlsiiit h i* r e ta lio n i w ill, bookniaket I laid. t ii. I o f N ew Y o rk , lie tienic.i I. did 'o i-in e s* w itli F ric l sou ih ii they w e ir m em ber* of n atio n , wide "b e ttin g s .n ili.n t, IL- Bl>-> aid In- doe riot I now New York racketeer Frank <•> tell,, or west const g uild,h > Vlickey Cohen. il w-a* lirn ilg iit out 1 1,, „ tin , i II oarlMHeM IIS I'S S , I'n s f l Local Rod C r a s s Croup M e e l s To Push Lund Drive The Emergency Committee ,, the brm iiinh- Ciiunty t'iia p t. r ol the Rod C m i n., t la ’ night al • lie new q iiu rle i v the lirkn cl Ilu ild in g to con*ii lei > ml means o f speeding lip the d iiv . to IBI'C the more tliuu I " . ' 1,*' rn-»--.led to , nr rv on (lie this u o ik country. iin riirtn H i idles w i, , . i, i p.utited out lb.it w ill, the ,..v .lu llin g l . r r r the Ited I ' m , hom e • r r v ir e reqiiiH'in<-rit- ,,f tin- county w ill be dnubli-d II, dsn .tid e d ih n i M is . .toe I ion la te -, who tut* Ir e n w orking a Imtnc service .e c . ( e t a r y on n p a il tim e l,a * i,, w ilt b«v>- lo l..< (iiit on a fu l' tim e L a - i- . F r e w ii ut the meeting wi n- Mr. Ilrndley. F I Mnughton, J r., di*. aster chairman. Judge D ougtai K lcnstr .m, Marlon llnrm an. M lio n ia lr . nr.I (\ It I'onn.div ' I n . (io u ra li . re|M t u H ull f'. i.« e |b rrty i th • f ll t ro m n iiin ity in Seminole Co in ty " K“ over th e top on the lied (’ rfiRR d ll. ) '. j) Mot hn* rniM-il Itmte tlian *21'!. Lu l year the . um uiunil v roi -n l more than 4IH7. Mrs 1 . E ( • <-!.-( fund chairman there Judge Sti-nst runt 'a id Hint Home* C ity w illi a • mailer pop.i la'io n than Sanf in i rnntplcted il . drive In seven days, rni-m g more than H 2,000. I.eesliUlg, lie lidded, has also raised its quota. Flans for the purti. ipatiou o f high school piqiils, civic groups Mul com m unity leader sin tin- d rive were dl«cu«»cd.______ Sanford Weather H igh yesterday *1" Low today 40 Rain, .1.7 inch 1 Total M arrh rain 2 inch 1 Norm al Match rain. 2.71 Incite-. The Weather JA C K S O N V ILLE . Mar. 22 -O p) •il 71 A tlanta 'M TH ilrow navllle .70 it) Chicago (V. itl Denver *KI De» Moines 29 4.7 72 F rr*n o 48 New York 27 79 .71 Saint l.oui* ,Y* 28 Washington 14 17 W innipeg * 7t 41) F ort lly e r * rtft 4r. .Mrlliourne 117 61 Pc Macula 77 fii) 1 ’- * - 9 3 West F ilm Reach . i‘“e Y-= � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 21, 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/9dc2c136e52cbdec7fca14471f2a2a9b.pdf d5123c8d71f004aed70f3918442acdd0 PDF Text Text Pioneer Night Mrs. George O lio Is NewDemonstration C l u b s President Mrs. Georga Otto. Longwood, was alec ted prealdent of thn Seminole County Council of Hum" Demonstration Club* at a meet tng Thursday at tha l-*Ve Mary Community House. “This was one of the l^s l meetIngs ever held h r the Council in Seminole County," said Miss Lila Woodard, county home demon •tratlon agent. Other officer Mrs. Carl Williams. Hanford, first Vke.prtrident; Mr*. C. F. H it. tell, lake Monroe, second vie* president: Mrs. Luelle Norton, Geneva, secretary; Mr*. J. N . Axtarello, Sanford, treasurer and Mrs. J . E. Robinson. Lake Mary. Ijegal Notice Mart h *. m i Th* Itnualnrr Authority nl (lie i It, «| Florida thrirlt *rt-< railed Ihc tan al AUthorltyl. Hoorn S»M Melah HulldlnK, San for it Fine tea IN * FFATItlN HeateU Mill to IrlnlUal* *ah|e< I to I t , M,final l.'nndltlana. tieiaileit Kiitrlfltallona. lirawltia* and adden­ dum. It any, made a pail t*r>i't will b* reralvtd by ha abovt-namrd tar ral Authority al their #tven addr*** unlit S:SO »'■ lurk, I* M . Awll s. ISH. aad than pul-llilr opened, far furnishing the t«lh»wtt|K nippita,. aqulpintnl. and/n» eeivlr** far dtMvtry at Sanford. I'l irlda , Tpe llou.lna Aolliorl'r nl lha 4,‘ltjr nl Hanfnrd. Ftor Korean War NOTH R umiezfi o r r n i , i u T i n > IN T ill; I'lH I'l I T cut N T n r T i l l ; i NINTH JITH I.T* !, H U M I T IS s a il ro w aiewiNul.F. i n i ' S T i . Fla>HIIM, IN M M N I M IT . 1 baarerr i » f*»» Vtlit.A N lfw o o i.u , I'lalnlltl l i .i i s a i i i i lleUnSaal, j k ik im t Nttwind.ti. m t h k n a m e o r t k e k t a t h «» k p u m iiiA TO ' l - c v i H Jsrotn* Nvwbtild, whine plara at r r r llt m i Is unknown Tun ar* heraby iwiali—I in <*,*, and III* yuur aaawsr In the lull nl t.'empUInt tits* lirrsla aaalnst »>••• In lha abnva anlllltd i h i i nn nt kefnr* lha aih day of April. A l i . mt ‘The Maaturd ll*rald" I* b>r*'<y l o l i s i l t # as lb* nrw*nsori In Which ihl* order shall W puldlehe.l am* a week fnf Inur iune,<>ill*, Weak* Th* «*!*••* of till, auH la a bill for divorce 1 R’lTW W ii my haad and »*al nr Afffewat Wanrnrd. H*inin»-I, I'nunii, t>ljtd»- IhU tth dar nf March, A (• 1 te *% i i f u K h k n Ad rtlrrk 1‘lrrull ••..nn j, SetnlsaW IVonlt, e-l. fl.l. B y O L llunl. I* c m il I I Iternnd s‘ A senna larlnria Heecb. Kl-rlda fa r idaiaMff D R .C . L. PERSONS * Optooatrlat U Y IW fs X A M IN K D I t! 8, Palmetto Are. GLASSES DR. a F IT T E D K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Please roll for appointment Plow# 1TIT- 1 718 LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING H r your ear In Sanford Keep your Inauronro at home lava coat* through u* n u n -A U U irr lo a n lha Sanford Atlantic National Ranh Maaber FD1C Ta L W W. G. MILLER OEN'U CONTRACTOR Cram Case tin*, North Korean forrrs. Whether the I), N. wntdd drive Jiack arross 38 was a knotty pro. bli m liefore the world's diplomat* nnd military leader*. The flhinear appeared to have given up their last main military l«*»e south of the Parallel -Chim­ in central Korea, rhon, eight miles below the line Reports to Eighth Arm y head" quarters also Indicated the Red* had abandoned wrlt.prrpared de­ fenses along the Hnngrnon river, south of Chunrhon. The Eighth Arm y said Monday mid-afternonn there had been no contact worthy of tha name with Reds In 7? noun. But there *>-4 * flashing air ar tlon. Twenty-four Pdto H h o •>t i n r Stars, Dying under rover of 128 F-8d Sabre Jela, firrbomhrd, roe. Rinullu on the Yabu Itlver Imiinhided and strafed ihe airfield at dary between Manchuria and Ku* roa. T h « attack was within sight of the Bert a|r Iwar at Antony, Inal see- a tiro river In Mdilrliujia. .Several Russian-made M IG -IS air firld but did not attack thr Jets Ieoh off from the Antony American planes. Twelve more F-IQa JoinerI tha flight attaeklng Btnutlu. The !W Shooting Rtars-then pounded rail targets near Blnunju and Hulrhun and destroyed three Ineomntivea and fill railroad rara. II. B- Far East All Forces BIflb dropped 280 tons of twimlu Sundays nn Hungnam. |mrt nf evacuation for Allied troop* last Dcrtmher. The Buperfnrta piled ltd tun* of •aploalvea Monday on a Red sup­ ply renter nine mile# northwest nf the east roast port of Wonsan. Wonsan Itself was bombarded by lha U . H. battleship Missouri. It waa thn SWt rnneeeutlve day Wonsan had l»een shelled. An undlselosad numlter nf To m mnnlst planes droppwl flares foe Ihe seeond sureesilve night Bunday over Ameriran pnritlon* near llongrhon nn th* rantral front. The flares lit up targets for Communist artillery and mortar barrage*. id. General Matthew B. Rldgway, rommander of the Eighth Arm y, messaged hla U. N . offleara and troops that (hay had won tha w inter campaign, now drawing la n rW * . But he warned that they fare poaslbliy gTeater challangea In the future. Hi* headquarters announced that the Allies Inflicted only 888 enemy raaualtles Sunday, lightest number In w*«ka. Boy Scouts M /Mrs* KipetlH ca la FtorKt* Owner sat bu'tetr at Millar Acraa 1a »*w avattabt* ta bulla far hi* frtemta In Itenfard and gam1not a Ceunly. Katlmals* nad aonaaltallona ftaa of abara* ■awadrUaa aad Rapatr Work (Cnnlinutd from Page One) rannot go on forever. As a pre­ face to hla talk, bs told of tho founding of Florida b r early pioneer* and their struggles with thr Seminole Indians. C. P. dialin g ton, president of the lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, introduced Mr. Evans, who in turn presented th* speakers and th ' l.jk r Mary Orchestra. (lift* were pirsented by Mr. Ktana to the five oldest ladies pirseiil. These were Mrs. Wheelrss. t:> Mrs. Louise O. Smith, 86; Mi% Josephine Collins, 8 t; Mrs fie rc e A. I’elley, 86, (the motherin-law of Mr. Evans); Mrs. E lijal-rlh CuppyJIZ, and Mrs lit t le Ferry. To the oldest men prisa* in thr form of hand carved canes were given to those who had not formerly rrcrived them. These In­ cluded Mr. Toney, Charles E . Van. del ford, RIJ; Pat Foe, K8; W. K. Randall, Col. J. A . Lee, 88; I. T. French. 81, N. P. Fields, 81, M. H. Nelson, 88: D. J - Pearson, H.I and C. II. Mavis, 81. Fnrmrr U. S, Srnalor J. A. I A* of Kentucky quoted from the say­ ings of famous exponent* of freedom. told of his ministerial work in his home state, and sang a hymn that hr had composed, lead­ ing i" grn"P singing In the second chorus. Mrs. J. It. Tillls received an awaid for having attended all 2<* pioneer night*. Th r rntrrtatnmrnt was Interest­ ing and varied and Included tha ringing of Mr*. Helen Zlttrowrr with orrhrntral arrompanlment, a comedy skit by the Speer aiitera, of I-a ir M aryj Clara and Edith wh" wore false noses, and th* playing of an Unrle Josh record on a 1!X*i model M l son gramapone by V. A. Wheelest of l o g ­ wood. Much applause greeted tha playing of tha nrchestera lad by Perry Bremer and including Ro­ bert B im ie r, piano; Raymond Hall and Ann Lovell, violinsi H . Rilachrnl.arh. relto; Roy Howell, saxophone; Perry Bremer, I lUW; pet; John IVekham and Rudolph Smith, drums. Among the popular number* player wae "M y Wild tri«h Rose” in honor of St- Pat­ rick’* May. Radges were presented to all present over 80 and It was an­ nounced that thase entitled them to free admission at tha Rita Thratrr neat Tuesday. F ifty •even prison* wara present from the Fellowship Foundation. In Im*half of the Fallowshlp Foundation. Senator U e accepted a purse of 126 given by the l«ake Mary Chamber of Commerce, and O steen N ew * M r- and Mrs- William McDaniel* h art as their guest their daughter and children for seme time. Buster Colley left Monday for Makln Field. Ga. where he Is stationed. Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Snyder of Butler, Pa. visited Tl. H . Hosaek and M r. and Mrs. G. C . Hosaek over the weekend. Mrs. Ann Uledhill and children of Macon, Ga. have returned home after spending a weak .with har parrots M r. and Mrs. William Colley. "C ity Slicker" a as pre-ented at th* school auditorium Friday night and thr play jw«* very good. Mrs. Mattie Pell amf M rs. J . W. Colley visited Mrs. Tail's daugh­ ter M r.. I. W. Hswkiga In Day. tons Beach Tuesday. Mrs. Oarrnee Snyder is quit* 111 at har home. The Hume Demonstration Dapartmrnt mat with Mrs. J , Masters Tuesday for an all day meeting. The project for the day was making plaatk pocket books In fluHHlan Strength Hemisphere Defense I O» l t» M l I h B r t l l DM1 politic*! gooperatinn among lb** Americas In lha face of world wide Communist throat. While th# United State* I* pri­ marily Interested In building up military cooperation, the I j li n different colors. H r. and Mrs. Charles llsger of Greensboro, N. C. were the guests Thursday of Mr. and Mr, Frank George. Mrs. K not, Mrs. Piety's mother. Mrs. Hager and Mrs. J . |,. Wallers returned home Tuesday to Stony Point, N . C. Th* marriage of Mi-.s Mary Lee Mattair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Mattair. and Herman Koleff took plare at thr First baptist Church In Sanford Sunday L egal N otice with avoiding g rtpatUlon o fw k a t they aaatss as Urn scoooale n n . 6 a t s m m a i x D con. iqueeta In which their conntrie* fends nt. W IT H K M me haad and efflHsI were caught by tha last war. , Essentially their complaint la that money they earned in selling the U . 8. ray malarial* at con­ trolled prices was spent after the war in buying American goods at uncontrolled prices. Listed as a separate item on the three point agenda of political, military and economic cooper*tion, is tha Issue of strengthen­ ing th « internal security of the American republic* against Red subversion. American officials do not re­ gard this as a particularly diffi­ cult issue sines many Latin Am er­ ican countries have gone further than th# United States In dam ping down on tha Communists. All but five 0f them — Argentina, liru ru a y , Mexico, Ecuador and l'ul<a — bars outlawed tha Com. P A N T. Mart.*. Marik carrilaai Tea are barsby roqalrod te tit* •eat al Sanford. Florida. Ih U 14th roar written drttnwa pereeaaUr, ar dar of Jasuarr. A. O , last. by allarwajr. oa March lltti., A D, O P. IIKflNDOM, lilt. In a certain divorce precaadlag cterli, Circuit Court roding Iw *lh» Circuit Coart D Or; i . U Ourdkk. V C •mlaaie i.'oumr. Florida. In Chaatsrr, aa ahbra.lsled title of u H lio u a iio L n K n a k m o o ia t e a raase beta* WILLIAM M. ailCL'ft. Attorney, far HalnllK E ALTO INSURANCE S a vin g* I n Cost to G o o d LOOK YOUR EASTER PRETTIEST IN FASHIONS THAT FORECAST A rountrlaa will build' up their strength to match Susula*. The alternative,'* he said, *'la te live In the power of Kussia slid her mrrey. W ar Office figure* said the Soviet a n iy has 175 line divi. •inns, s i n k i n g a iillla ry, antialreraft and other supporting furmatlons. These last are grouped Into rifle and mechanised armies. The report said the Soviet equipment Includes "ve ry groat number* of excellent tanks and artillery weapons." The Ru-rfsin were "greatly helped." the report added, when thr All!** turned ever to them a groat deal of Lend.l.eaa* equip­ ment after World War tl. The report said morale is high In tiolli the Hnvlrt and ITiInme Red armies, because the aoldlet realises he I* much better off than the folks at home. Doth for re*, it said, are pr<r|neated by vast informer networks so that “ nedrly all rank* live ip fear bf denunciation." Tha Soviet private, the report said, got* about 21 rertta a day and “ po'w" palion*. A. Rnsstah general In occupied Europe draws about IIP ,800 a yig r. but must kirk hark a ' "vafurilaVf"* contri­ bution U> the Parly. The Chinese soldier gats about .15 rents a PURE . . Purt Silk Prints that have that luxurious look, that luaurii.ua feeling that roars of knowing you haro the prottiast . . . the finest . . . L egal N otice Mrs. William Ertcl of Lake Mary read a poem which ahe had w rit­ ten extolling the baautlas and'ad­ vantage* o f Florida. At tha ionelution of tha program, gladinlu(t.. donated by W. E, Klrthhoff, were presented to tha ladlaa prasent. Asilfting M r. Evans In tha rafiltration and datalla of th* pro­ gram war* Mrs. ETana, Mrs. B. E. G. H. R. ratlaraon, Patterson, Mrs. True. Mrs. U. A. W. Tomklnson, Mrs. H. M. Cochran, Mrs. H. R. Haekanborh, a o r t r R o r M iancit'a aai.r. NCiTH K IN m :itt:tir fllV K N lh«l pursuant l » rtnat Deere* randar-d nn IN* lod Say of Marrti. A. !».. I>1|. la Ibal certain rauie pending In the rirvltlt C'uurt. in and fur Hemimd* 4‘aunty. ylarlSa. - la rrhaheery. wtierrU MARY J. 1‘KltfttOO l« rU In llff. and ANTIIUNT K AVATA and ItnUKR TA FAVATA, hla wit*, ar* liefendaitia. lha undaealanad. aa fiporlal Maalar. *111 wllhln ill* legal hoora of aal* on Momla 1 . April I. A. tl., 1*81. after tnr sal* and *a|| to III* highest aad beet bidder fur rash al the Irani dear nf tha Court Itnuas of tfemtaide County, Florida, lha lollowlna drarrlhad prrm ntl properly, alluala and haln* In Kamin-le Codnty, Florida to-w it: Dining room eqalpmant aa lot (nwai aa rhalrr, ft table, || bar atoats. Nton alias, Pavaras* cooler, exhauat ten*, aleo all kllchan oqulpmral < Ineludln# tablaa. chairs, rooking utenaile. * burner tltrU M range, sink plumbing, air, (ogtthar wllh complsta at I tiny* of dlahaa and attvarwarn foe Ha, said agb la b# mad* te a a U ilr iba **"“ . . . tricks of .. jhV ‘- tre n i t W r x / . fin* fashion by M A JE S T IC , tho. master-mind! Materialised of BurMll*a wrinkle-resistant r a y o n 81a#n. Marvel* of versatility . . . right saytlma . . . any aaaaaa . . . aay place. HEAVENLY A C C E N T S for EA STER.. . . a , . 'w m . At I at nay At. Law HANDBAGS Palmer and P. D. Andarson. A total of 288 pbnaara, paraona of M yaara of ag*. war* peasant. Ten foralgn rountnas war* roprotented with Canada leading with ••Ten. Germany had four, England, three. In land and Nava Scotia, two aoch and Finland, _Nlarf ouodla nu, Noraeny. n o r w a y , rPrint* ria c # w o w a rn lais* land, Edward land and Sweden, ona bach. Ohio ltd tha slates with 11 Ohio "Buckayej" proaenL Florida waa aacond with 28. and Uw-rgia cloar b#hlitd wllh IS. Other stales r f praam ted w a n Nan- York, I7| P a ua ylra n U , IT } IllinoU. 18: Maaaocboaotte, H i Main* and Michigan, • eaeht KawLwhy, « t i»u>8M l| Lautakana. North .ami South CataUwk Maw t o v « H 'C t VM, May B t . . . tbayVo new swd exelthtg- Multicolor wood beads TERMITES * * » * Csll or WHb T o # For FREE Inapwctton In return E n gagem en t.” h r rMOwt, the famed ‘ B«thane- A d k c Cboml Ennemble” Is rn-npit Trinity Methodist Church, for one f, iMRomiw Right, TtMRday Mirch I to 9 : 45. You will riIm tho Mwon’i D riv e rs W W AAM M W M M M M !t a w la t i.D n wwaa Stanley-R ogera Hardwar* Co. Whiting and Daria Alumina Mesh Baft �In Unity Thera Is Strength— TH E T o Protect lb* Peace ot the W orld; T o Promote the Progress of America. T o Prodore Prosperity (or Kanford. W k p W a n t e d D A IL Y NEW SPAPER AN IN D E P E N D E N T VO LUM E Ettlnblluhed 1908 XXXX1I S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A TU ES D A Y I f m d M A R . 20. IUA1 f t Asrwiciaicil W EA TH ER Colder north and eentr.il portions this afternoon and entire state lon iih l. Slightly warmer Wednesday allrrniHin. Partly rlmtili Ihroogh Wednesday with a f r « light »huw • ers |ti south portion. Drews Leaned W ire No. lT.» Plan Reds Battle Fiercely Housing O ’Dwyer Claims Gang Leaders Approved By Near 38th Parallel Senate Group Build National Crime Empire Dug In Communists Repel U. N. Assaults As News Blackout Is Clapped On War ft TO K YO . Mar. 20-</P)-Um 1ed Statei troopi ballling noitltr.nl o( Hongchon un‘ the central Koiran front io'Jty tan into "very *lif(" Commumt irtiitancr. Red troop* fighting from well dug in hill |>otitiont hutled hack an American baiuliott after a day­ long light. In Tokyu, lirnrial M.n Ailliui £ ordered t new* blackout on the distance to a rrltain line on tin Korean peniniula. (CotreipoiHientt weir not al­ lowed to say specifically what tin* line it, . hut it obvioudy relrri . .to . . . . . . * . the politically mipoitant Parallel 38.) It it one of the moil ligiJ newt letlrictioni placed on coneipondenli tinte the war began™ At lateil irporti. tent before the ban, the Alhei were ifpotted lets than 17 milet frum the Under t<> Red Korea. The U. 8. Kight!i Arm y said bolding element* were on the line gt 10 Mattered point* acroaa the Insula. Patrol* were known to operating much rinser to the border. In the action mirtheaat of llong— hong, Allied air and artillrr)* atw tack failed to knock nut the Communiata. The Red* fought back The conteated hill commands a junction of the road leading north­ east of llongrhon and a lateral road running cast. Murh rnemy activity has been reported on botn roads during the last two days. Elsewhere on the central front Allied troops advanced against increasing enemy resistance. An armored patrol advancing on Chunrhon rest some mortar and I* guard*. Allied officers said they ‘ Vi-anaalt fir* from .ChUieac rear without a fight. Chunclttm wan still believe the city will fall once the Chinese headquarters in South Korea. It la eight miles south of the old l-oundary between North and South Korea. .Nuitli of Seoul on the western front American untta ran into heavy »mall arms, mortar and ar­ tillery fire. The resistance was aouth of Uijongbu. The exact loM i r u i i i i i a ns Pass* •■»* r M ontgom ery Is AEC Announces OnAuemptcdPurge MaximumAgeFor Tourist Farewell KovacsUrgesU.S. Named As Deputy New Atomic Tests Waiter l. Dtmham Voting Suggested o er^l8011VopV«! R ussia To E isenhow er On Eniwetok Atoll By S ta tis tic ia n With Pamphlets B y (ieneral I.iienhower alto ajqioinied right other high ranking of- ^ trM 11.. *° I*1*. *‘*Rt i . I'L l lie rhn*e A ir Chief Marshall Sir Hugh Saunders nf the llriti*h Royal A ir Force a* hi* air deputy. A lenior Naval officer may lie linmeii later “ if the need In-come* apparent,** n headquarters spokes­ man -aid. The French cabinet announced, meanwhile, that General Vlphuntr Juin, commander of Franco** armed force*, ha* been made available to (Ieneral El*«-nhowrr to serve a* ground troop* commander in the Atlantic Part army. Join ft2. la Inspector-general of Frenrh armed forces, a po*‘. created after Eisenhower’s survey tour of part nation*. Juin also is Prriidrnl(ieneral of Morocco. The French cabinet also an­ nounced that Vic* Admiral Robert Juajaid wa* named to the Eisen­ hower staff. Elsenhower announced t h a t Jnln’s title wnuld lie eoninlander in chief of the Allied army forces In the rrntral sector of Europe, and Jaujard will he Naval flag officer, central sector, Europe. Other appointments include Lt. (Ieneral l-auri* Norstad, com­ mander of the If. 8. A ir Fore# in Europe a* epmmandrr in ehlef of the Allied A ir Force*. Admiral 8ir Patriek Brlnd, of the British Royal Navy, com­ mander In ehlsf northern Europe. I,lent, Genera! Wilhelm Von Tangen-Han-teen. N o r w e g i a n army ehlef of staff, a* commander of Allied army forces, Norway. I.leut. (Ieneral Ehlie (inerts, of Denmark, commander of Allied forces, Denmark. MaJ. (ieneral Robert K. Taylor, of the If. 8. airforce, a* command­ er Allied alrforee*. northern Europe. (ieneral Ei senhowar announced lie would appoint seven area com- Fosgate Company It MSltHSHl U * f * * * B i l l Plans Open House For Citrus P l a n t TB Association Moves Open house to vlslto n will be held at the new Foegate Cllru* Concentrate plant at Forest City from 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. to. ’ • morrow and thousand* of grow­ er* ami business men from throughout Central Florida are oilier ted to attend the opening. K»re*t City ii located in a picturrsque citrus growing section of Seminole County and may be reached from Sanford by motor­ ing grout h on me Orlando High­ way, and s short distance south of Casselberry, turning to the right on the Altamonte Springsah Apopka Road which pa**r> ^ through Forest City. B lilt at a <•"•! of more than one million dollars, the plant, the first of Its type In Seminole Coun­ ty, include* nine hnlldlnga and machinery of the most modern type capable uf producing morn than t.Hitl sis ounce ran* of froaen nnri-ntrate an hour, or nearly 2ft million cans during a season. The equipment include* Cark i rlrr-llow ard evaporators eapahle ‘" o f producing tnore than 10,000 umts of orange concentrate an Ur. 81* cans of juice a second come off the production lines. Fruit grewer* i w W p c ut Central Florida hall the new devel­ opment, and It is anticipated that more than a million botes of fruit a year grown by members of the Pu-getr m-uperatlva, will be user!. J. M. Ftske, Fcsgate production manager, and his staff of efft• l rient engineers, designers and "d ra fts m e n , laid ant the plant. The machinery In the plant. In­ cluding the unloading and con­ veying equipment sraa built by the Food Machinery Corporation's division at Lakeland. C M EN C K EN R E C O V ER S B A L TIM O R E . Mar. f O -f jp )— Baltimore's leading man of word*, 11. I,. Mencken, ia up and at ’em again today. To a limited extent anyway. . 'T h e 70-year-old critic and au- rsihs s i s s r a n c the second time Ip thiga years. Doctors had wrfttan alas off when he went In Ipat CM* I I wflh • heart attach m s a m e ho was not even expected ta regain eonaclousnes*. Mencken did the next Four weeks Inter ha was demand cigarette* and bang* W AS H IN G TO N . M s,. 20 </T) The Senair Ranking Committee __ ___ j n tnoriol farewell party last night approved a >1,300.000.000 delrnrc Q -iic t T n R (1 » ’ guest* "f the Seminole (*>mntv homing pmgr.mi today but it ,u D t Chamber of Commerce at the Tout waa only hall the amount rrqueatR itU llg P ig g y B a c k *»* Fenlrr and enjoyed a live! i . I, , T ■ _ ,, r* • program of ipiu game*. *ing(n* eu ny i resident I rurnan. O i l Y o u n g e r r C O I l iC cnnte*ts, mu*lc aiul entertainmeni C h im k r i f (’omnuTfc M n n ifr Mosi of llic new housing envis­ C A INtxroviLLt, F S Y TLL E M »i -u >0_(/!*» i>-iior. W A S H IN G TO N . Mar. .’O -i f f ’i aged hv the lull would lie buill bv U/M alar, PM „n(| Whitney greei.d the, ha, — The Atomic Energy Commisnon private inJusliy, with Ihr $I.S00,Should the ilatrs foilud citlirni season will he even more success indicated today it it now conduct­ 000.000 serving as additional gnv- to vote alter a certain age juit fill, lie served throughout the ing new alomic blatlt at Knii*rlol. rinmenl insuiancr nf nmitgagri on at I hey now trl a minimum age evening as tilM-lei of ceremunle and uuir mastri and inttodurrd Hie comminion said in a itatr- ihr projects. tin calling a ballot) Mr*. I’. M, dingle-, ho-lcs. wh > Itienl that a major project “ it b r­ l)i. |-rank G. Dickmion. cron- j had aided In planning the enter A siinul.it measure m the Haute ing canted out" at the rupri- was stalled by a coalition " I Re- unuit and tlaliilinan (or ihr talnment. Ml-* Hn. hmd lohnson •ecirt Pacific utand teit gtouneb. (luljlicans and Southern Remo* American Medical Aitociaiion. a*k- fi-sl-leit Mi Whitnei in the quit program. “ In order to m -u rr the safety crati last wrek. rd the i|urition Unlay at the dotMrs. Wilhitni K. McCarthy, of of vessel* and airi raft operating of th Mr. Truman's nomination of in« sriiion of the lint loulhrrn Chicago. III., iiresidrnt in the central Pacific, only unit* Sanford Tm iii-t and Shuffleof the (tr*tlng >) task force arc William MeChe-ney Martin, Jr., conlrience on Grionlhology. Cham He didn't answer the query hut * l11*1’ Oianki*! th Itremitted within the danger atea aa a tnemb.*r of the Hoard of 1 "inmeice and th Cit\ for around Eniwetok Atoll," the Governor* of the Federal Rc-erve lie told the conference “ we are now »> -tern was npiirovivi by the 8rrt- n.gid|y appronchiiig the point ro.oprtnlioil ill I lie toiui-l pro statemeiil add'd. A -ki-d directly if new atomic nle Hanking Committee. Martin, where our aged population will tie gram, and in -up|d)lng cqulpiiiettl lda*t tests arc being conducted, now assistant Secretary of the In a po-itiun to fort e I heir driiinn.l • and impt"vcmrni n< the liidfli _____ _ When ....... the .... _____ r __ ___... l-tnrd .oiitts I iiv h ation wn- hv us." elderly workers Commission official said they Treasury, ha* Iwort designated by i<n could add nothing lo tlie state­ the president to succeed Thomas "I today relirr, lie -aid. they "will Hoy Hall It. McCalc as chairman of the have the voles." I’ointing out the "gtnnd time" ment. Dickinson prefaced hi* address I hat the tourists have had here The Commission had previously hoard. Meanwhile n secretary to R FC '*,,h ■ »*alemrnt he is not t|ieak this season, the declared that tlo announced that further test* director Walter I Dtmham ha* in« btr the American Medical As- cluh ha- hern represented by res! Would lie held at Eniwetok. While t'lday’* announcement did teatifinl another director orgeil socjatlon or expressing its view- dents of dl -tali - mill Canada The visitors -at at tables during “ 1h,‘ tremendously increased life not flatly say the blast* were her on Feb. 20 to ru -h over to the actually underway, the language White House and give 1‘rrsident espectancy at birth— from 4'J vents the early part of the program and Tmrnan notice of resignation for ,n l**00 *“ row — constitutes .1 during the serving of snnduirhes strongly indicat'd as much. nd coffee, and tlie quia program* o"'1 cultural revoluThe announcement said the new her hos*. Dunham was out of '"•b>r llo,l— Ihr n rra lfii liner th»* fii*l The floor ws* ctenrcil. however, series of testa include provisions town. \i*-a LMnewnw .* 0. . .. ^ «>f Home. I li#Iirvr that this rrvo- for the gtan.l march nn.l Ian. ing for measuring the rffccta of i ' lot'1'" t* ‘ hr ha.I. for the cradle. to the mu«le of a four piece string atomic blasts "on structure* and i _ J f " ’ orchestra n \ } l TTI1V j r ^ r * to-ihe-gravr sentiment." be said. materials of various kinds'* and Rowe also proposed revising the "May l pul the proposition quin Identifying the “ mystery matt’’ declared: m , ir . ? V ,n ' " V . ^ ' U - ' l l m i l l y r 'Cradle to the grave' a Impersonation hi Douglas Whitney "This Information will be j ham E had !e t with her for de very ,,-heme whereby those close to ih , wa- one of tlie l.ig fun event* of made available to the civil de­ to President Tru m a n if the Pres'- vra vr wouM fa,„ .n , hwn, P|vr« „„ wrth a rat in il rind wore a fu!*e fense admini*traton.*‘i dent a>ked for it. thp paychecks of those closer to with a rat III n and wore a Have The Commission sail It had .She gave hri testimony behind the cradle and ride piggy back or face. Howard Itamnley of Forrest had inquiries from the American lorke, Minn., won this event and Inaititute of Arehllirets (A lA t closed doors vesierday to a Senate piggy lumk to the grave." Hanking Sulicommlttre w h o s e Dickinson -who said he will In n suit "f rliithe, from Yowelb l>V about the testa. It added: members have complained they m "oldster" in about n do/rtt identifying the impersonation a “Th* commission ha* advised ing stories from Dunham and yearn— asked “ Do w « of the older •hat of llo!>ert A. Ta ft, whose the A IA that a mapor project is Iwing carried out to supplement "ean’l find the tru th ” in roqfllet- »;•-neration want to have our pay- ini'iaN give the eluc I" tile millRowe, The group made It puh'l*.cheek* fn.t a relative.* fev. vn,o mi iks problem. Me Itnmalcv data already obtained from -other today. years and then retire with the a- ai-o led in rrroitjt slnginK, Ihe or atomic blasts, with instrumenta­ Mrs. Htmmt waa cal hit « i n Mir an, e that t lu.se al thr working clrcst ra amimnanvitig. tion specifically arranged to pro­ ages wilt provide us with free vide date for the development of witness because Dunhm has r’lan* The program Incliide.l a lourisi medical care, free housing, free design criteria needed by archi­ eel that Rowe tried to get him to food anything you want to namt Talent Show. Among the pri-e win resign and fm “ the coat" if the tects. — while we spend our inrome dut ner« were: ltayiti"i"t II Smith, ' I . "Th e test program at Eniwe­ Senate investigation of alleged in­ ing nur rt*lir»*<i yim * us wi* nee Vernon. N, V„ who won out ove fluencing RFC lending. Km*. tok is being carried out by Joint lit? Do we want to tlms etploil I Ha-ky Wight of Sanf"i,l «.ti i irtsiiasMi frit rase s in Tank Eorre J, commanded by •oft sole .lance and Mi Nan. . youth ? Lieut, (ieneral Kiwood It. Quesada, lie suggested worker* of til and Ibd.htn*, who sang "M y Wild Irish U S A F , and is made up of peisonolder should make larger Social Rose", net of tl>« armed services, A ES , Mr. and Mr*. K P. Colley of S iiu rlty payments than younger olh< r rivil agencies of the govern citizen* because they will benefit New Jersey won tlie mito.l duel menl, and A E C contractors. singing contest on “ Let Me ( ’all City Clerk If. N . Sayrr is find­ from the pension* so soon. “ Full security restrictions as Mi and Dickinson also proposed varying You Sweetheart" and ing histaff at the City Hill ('hnrlr* E. Htevens of Wolf required by the Atom Energy the age at which workers retire bv Mr*, ll’saltaara much (Irpleled this week line to llw r * » at*l Act apply lu all phases of thn letting them reuse rmplnymenl Absent i.t lest program. No further infor- Influrnta Illness. when they had a given life ex­ Miss Ellen Hoy, city Ins roll. mation a* In tro compo-ilion, pectancy left. T h i- would make movement or operations of the tor. Miss Sarah Warren I '- l u C , the retirement age for women task force is authorised for pub­ Mr*. Clarence Rntundn and Mr slightly higher than for men heNell Brown. lic release at this time.” Asked how he himself was frrl rau-e they have a greater life ex­ T E H R A N . Iran, M rr. L’o o il After last month’s experimental pectancy. It also would make the Marital iaw was pmclaimr.1 in nuclear detonation* near lot* ing this morning. M r. Sayer said, retirement age lower for ruinTehran toilay. Vegas, Nev., Chairman Gordon “ not ton giHHl.” Also on the si< i white* than for whites A proclamation was bread, a • lo Dean of the A E C told a nrws list due to the fill is Police Che Retirement age* would rise Ihe state radio declaring that conferele that other testa would Hoy G. William*. under that plan as medical science Mr*. Gaiie Michael, si-cieturv I C s s l I i t t l o a M s * ••*> have been the average life expec "gangster element* tn City Manager Clifford McKib- Increases ‘ ■ncy. Thlx would help to eliminate trying lo upset the security of has lieen aiding in Mr. Saj. a major prohte mfaerd by the Tehran." h bln. r r ’a department. Sh.ih Mohammed Kara Pahlevi aged— occupying their lime when they still feel vigorous and eap­ took the ilrastic step in a move CORRECTION to suppress the error which ha* ahle yet are In retlrem -nl. The sentence Imposed Mondm the r.**a**inntion »f Irving L. Wehber nf the Florida brought The Seminole ('aunty Chamhe,- hv Judge Douglaa Strnstrnm on Improvement Commission, who is American-supported Premier Ali of Commerce will spon-or two l.ernv Harks, Negro, who hsd llarmara Mar. 7 and of the deputv ( I 's s l l s t r a l) s r a s e B i l l Easter Egg hunta .Saturday. Man­ pleaded guilty to aggravated u chancellor of Tehran Unlver»itv. ager PM Whitney announced to­ soult « s i for a fine of |IM» m I Dr. Abdul /angaueh, yesterdav H O S P IT A L M E E T day, cost* nr fur three months In Count' The new military governorA special meeting of ihr F rrA hunt for white ehlblrrn will Jail rather than for 30 days. nald-Laughton Memorial Hospital general, Atilul lle ja il, made an Is- held lietweei, 10:00 and l».00 Joe Hammock, Negro, who plradappeal liy radio to all group- in A.M . in Foil Mellon I’aik with ed guilty to a ehargr of inlnsi. a Aasociatlon will he held Wednesday ih r rspital tu maintain pence Tl five priaes lo he awarded to the Hon, drew a fine of ffi.OO and cn-1 afternoon at 4:*'•»! o'clock at the Court House, it ua> announced to- rlty wax* quiet, although unpaid best huntrra. Mr. Whitney said or it) day* in Jail rather than 3u ent worker- ..................... I day by Mr*. It. E. True, secretary. ge-jecnmrnl more than !J>00 rgga would tm bull'll.,,in front of of the the parliament pa distributed. A second hunt, for Negro chil­ M A S O N IC M E E T I N G dren. will lie held between 2:00 Sanford Masonic Lodge No ilj and 4:00 I'.M., Mr. Whitney add­ will meet tonight at tin' Masonic ed. Temple and the ina-ter* di-ci" The Coca-Cola Co. svill furnish will tie ronfrrreil Refreshment * refreshments. will he M-rveil. British Air Marshall Security Regulations Appointed To Head Blanket Details Of European Air Force New Experiments PARIS. Mar. 20— </Ph- Genrral Dwight D Eisenhower today named linliih Field M.mti.il Viscount Mnnlgomriy a> In* deputy commander m llir Atlanhc Pac Army. From Health Center Tlie Seminole County Chapter of the Red Cm** and the Senttnnle County Tuberculosis an 1 Health Association moved yester­ day from (h r Health Center, Fifth Street and Oak Avenue lo new quarter* on the second floor of the Takaeh Building faring Com­ mercial Avenue. Mrs, Joe (ionsalet. Red Cross home service secretary, staled this morning that she is well pleased with the new quarter*, which includr a large room which provides office, reception and storage space, and smaller p ri­ vate office, the new office of thn Tuberculosis Associatioi ad­ join* these quarter*. Mrs. Helen y.itmwrr Is secretary. Volunteer assistant* to Mr*, tiomales no tw.o afternoons a week ate Mrs. Dick Mrlutuliii and Mrs. John llurgeton. Tw o rfll••red school teachers, Ola Brock and Zonnle Tucker, assist on Fatttrdays. B o m l)a r(l Dinner Club Is Told Russians Misled On American Imentions Deilaring lli.il in the ryes ot .mope, the American proplr rernihr Iilulling lirluinl an increas­ eil to loing trimil>ei of bayonets ami a mount tin of atom linm bi, lime Kovacs. iiimntei, Icctiuei, ami autlionty on ilalkan pm lilrnir Utgcil the Senimnlr D innri Club I•■*I night to me it * uiH uritfr tovs.ml liomh iiiling Rm u.v with pamphlets rv p iriu n g A m r l l r i n Kimh Iw i II fm the Ruisian people .n the lin t way " I term ing p e jir. I lie people behind the lion C u tlam a ir eager In Ira ni rirry th n ig thry ti.n .ihuut America. M i. Ko- vats cVi'd." *iUinH " t hat N E W Y O R K . M~*t 20— (/!*> I nrmer M.rym W illiam O ’D w vrr told senate invrltigatoM iod.it there it a growing ‘‘ national em­ pire" ■•( crime, and ulgrd lugscale government appiopnaluins lu stop it. 0 ‘Dwyet, now U . S. ambassador to Mexico, testified that crime in A m riiia "w ill be widespread" u n ­ til " i i r gel an appinpii.itmii ul 52^,000,000 to JMI.OOODHO fm . continuing investigation of it "Th e re is a national Clime em­ pire glow ing." he said, "and it will get sponger if it n n 'l stopped." lie urged a standing committee be ret up to supetsite a continuing | inquity O D w yet. who has d a ih rd heat rdly with the Senate com mitt re dunng two days on ihr witness •land, paured in ins testimony to- in Vugo- ,1 ° " f,n' ^ c.llic llrdI a matvelous job. ilavia people rtcod m line (oi Hit- time racket* can’t be curloil horns |uil to gel a ihnti look at a locally, the ex-mayor -aid. in de­ Scan-Roebuck i-rlalog. If A m cn- manding the permanent feilernl t.rn p.rniphlrlt did nothing cite action. “ A* long a* l*i.lMhl,tKH) people hut keep the R u nia n Communnts want to I m-I twenty billion* of itn|. busy picking them up. causing the liir*," he -aid, "and a* long a* you’ve got wires, information, rac­ ing sheet* and newspaper* giving full puhllcitv ami full infor mation to that 1fi,itftd,linn, you have some­ thing that i* nut entirely local. “ You've got some tiling that I* national nn.l until we gel help from the iinlhtnu! government in shutting it off, we're in li.uilile locally. Committee counsel ICu.l'.lpli Hal­ ley said till* is what tile committee i* seeking to do. Hut lie added imintr.llv that “ if Munrlhlng had t een done locally" racketeer Frank t'-,»-4 o i *Aehl not have I'ajw'd iHiwer ovrr Tammany Hull, Ayne* Mutton Democratic >>1 gnlilf atl.qi. ■'Yon know more about thoi than cuv olhci man,'* Halley aid lo (•'Dwyer. "Th a t’* n"l true.*' O ’Dwvei pro* tested, “ you lirlild L'o-lello yiu. ter day." "W ell," llnlli-y mid slowly, "|.«-iluip f'listello know:, more utonit Il than you." I ’oftello, reputed eastern crime tuler, admitted ol the |niMi.- hear­ ing yesterday tluil he had close friends ill Tutu many Hull, and n-rnl hi* influence once m picking It* t« ..a ll* * ,* n a !'• « > T m u i leader. Earlier, O ’Divycr told tlo- coinntillee he did not bet'ei, ’.Jg-s.-obiHiokrnaking eoul.l exl«l nlimit p., lice protect ion Sparring testilv- with tin* .time (f'liiilinuri) On I'jge Sivl ltepre»entntlve* of all ugrictlltm nI group* m the county wlro are connected with federal gov­ ernment program* are expected tu ntleml a t'eniral I'loiida Di iti.-i meeting in Lakeland 1011101 • ujj row*. The sesshm i* whedrlled for an all-day affair, (*iiuiinmii of the PMA I'ounlv ('ommiltei' II Leo llulner, chairman, an. T A LI A 11AS 8 E E . Mai .11 'A t nouneni till* morning. Member* named already on the — The Florida legislature will lie mohilivntioii elimmittee in the a-k.'.l next month to idug n leak county who plan to attend llic thrmigli which an estimated I I . mciting. i:r addition to Mi Hut- OOO.lNMI n year in motor fuel lax I- escaping collection, m-r, are I trie I! Mathi'-u*, County Comptroller C M. (lay said ho Vdmini-trntlve Officer and Trea*. rirer; C. I!. Dawson, Count) will sponsor u hill to make filling •lutinii- responsible fur cnllt-cling Agent; and Secretary of the Pro- the regular seven cent* « gal loll ' " ’ Admilli"'bu t on and Market ng Adm.in- tax on diesel fuel and liquified pe­ trelbm C ounty l ommlllee, lion troleum used to run motor vehicle* W J - « »rt« r: V ie.' < hair man am mi the highways. r. Me I Jt in, Jr,, regular mem. J. At pieienl the whole ohligatiun In*r. tn pnv I* on the User. He gel* n Other* r*|«'cler| I,. attend the permit lii operate, and lie j. sup. meeting Inclrnle Hen W lggin-. imsed to make regular reports of Semlrnde technician and llrown til* fuel eonsuniptiun ami remit hi* Miller representing the Farm taxes. 11"lire Admin!-tint ion. Operators of fleet* of h u -c and trneks, turning more and more to "*e of diesel and Imltled ga», hnvtr been making their payment*. Hut eomptndier'* agent* have had trouble ehecking oil individual users— particularly trucker* from outside the slate. Gav said “ it is phv«o-ally im­ possible to administer the law now BALTIMORE. Mar. 20 — (A*) Mom. I’m helpless." We're trying to plug a big hole. "Tlten you can’t leavr it alone," Mr*. X isid in despair. It would give ti* at least a million That’s port ol how a mother told the Hallirnnre Evening Sun ihe dollars a year in new revenue.” The state got 74l'.i,fdHi la«t year finally rraliird her l5-yrar-«ld ion v*a* a dojic addict. from the source. It all goes to He ilsrted smoking "refferx" msrihusna — the related. Soon, the road construction fund he was pawning possessions foro The proposed hill, drafted hv a own investigating. a "needle"— heroin. committee from several states a* They drove to dance halt* and a model for * unK-irm ''»'i"tial Mr*. X said she then hail to Ice-cream parlor*. f r«i If n m«4 i 1•* 1*mmr Mil give him money for drug*. “ It was all in the open. "Oh, 1 know It sound* awful." "There were about 2(1 teen­ ■he sob*. "But I talked It over W c i i f lu * r with my husband, and we didn’t agers'* in one place, she u'ul. know who to turn to. We though “ Every one of them wa* under J A C K S O N V IL L E . Mar. 20 no if we did anything else we’d get the Influence of drug*. Hlrmlngham "The boy* were all wearing Hismaik our child In trouble." •1 10 DA The non, Paul, now Ifl. is In Hies* drape suits, and the girls Chicago lit jail. Mrs. X visits him and de. were in tight dre-sen, and their Denver 41 27 aeritca him rolling on ths floor hair wa* bleached. IH H Dei Molne* Th e ir eye* were all glassy, and Fresno 7ti 4» In agony, crying: IW 41 “ I got t* nave a needle! I got their head* flopped (hi* way, that New York way. (t waa pitiful.” 70 4B Phoenix to have a needier 44 21 The story of Mrs. X and her 8 he told the poller. "Catch Pittsburgh «3 4rt son i* one that has aroused Balti­ them with the stuff," they said. Seattle A2 81 more to an all-out battle against “ Catch them with the stuff," Washington a S drugs. And a self.searching query she says. " I we them nut there Winnipeg H2 SI how they ran better help those every night, selling it — . tike Jacksonville 71 7fi Miami who have urcumlieit. candy." AM 4a Mr*. X tells how she and other Federal narcotics agent* recent. Tallahassee »• 64 ICMttairS Oa N s * Twa) Tampa worried parents tried to do tbeir |ie,tt.tnli to wonder wli.il wav going on, m In ray, "Ijio k , the A me m am do not wanl to kill me". “ Hie Ament .tm >av they love me” , <ut!i a pamphlet :aid would lie wuillt while. Mr. KovatV addrev* f"llowe,| u dinner ul the Mayfair Inn which wa* pre«tdrd over hy President F. A. Palmer. A discussion of wheth­ er to continue Hie club next yrai wa* ini rot..iced Mr Dr. II. W. Kuckrr, and folio',-log short talk* on tlie subject Ii)*J’«ciident Palm­ er iiiul H c ie lB ry IE. A. Smith, Ii n o luted rolttlnue Hie club nrxl lu have a *1111 ial meeting next summer lo complete plain. Mr. Kovacs, who wa* Introduced bv Mr. Smith, aid there are .TUI dinner cirri.' in lire lirritnl Statewinch are helping tu make rleci»b>n* vitally affecting American foreign policy. Declaring t lint his­ tory i* bring made tight lii-re to­ night, Mr. Kovacs explained l lint the wav a liatli'ii think* today i* the way l!" net* tomorrow. ■'ll yon knew "f a way to 'Hvr* Iran Cnpitnl 1Maced I’fdi'rnl Farm Groups I ndcr Martial Uni To Attend Meeting f Easter Egg H unt I P lanned By C. Of C. French President S ails Tonight For State Visit To U. S. And Canada (E D IT O R ’S N O T E : The writer of Ike following dispatch baa bee* on a four-day, underwater Ira Inlag rrnise aboard a H. 8. Navy snorkel aabmarine In Atlantic waters.) By E L T O N C . FA V ABOARD SUBMARINE GRAMPUS. Mar. 7 - (Delayed) - OP) — The Navy ii playing a cat and mouse game out here m the testiest Atlantic. This submarine ii the mouse, the planet and blimps wheeling and circling above are the cats, waiting to pounce if their human or electronic eye* and ear* spy the* quarry. rank* cruise* aboard the under­ It fa a small but tremendously sea bonis. And submariners go important exeerise, this practice on seoreh missions with the of th* technique of undersea and plane* and blimp*. anti-submarlna warfare. Gathered around the table of From it, the airmen learn what the tiny wardroom today are they must look for, when on some Commander George P. Sharp of tomorrow, sub hunting boeomea Philadelphia: U Cmdr. Jarere B. again a real aad (rim neerealty. J H h w i, who c a lM Rtaektaa, Mo., The American submariner* also Ala home before he vent to sea. and U . 1. D. “Digger" O’Dri of Norfolk, Va. evaaiea technique er to steal to­ Share la akljmer of (ho Gram­ ward a theoretical enemy convoy pus! Osborn, (he executive of­ guarded by aircraft or surface ficer. They are veterans of war­ time submarine patrol* In the As part of the anti-submarine Pacific. O’Dell ta a blimp pilot. • ■' r i 4 ' YounRer Peopk Influenza Depletes Staff A t City Hall Submariners Hay Grim Cat And Mouse Game In Atlantic Depthi warfare program. Navy airmen v Big Time Racketeers Cannot Be Curbed By Local Officials. Ex-Mayor Maintains By C A R L IIA K T M A N PARI.S. Mar. 20 — (/F) — President Vincent Auriol sails tonight lo spend M daya, make 30 ipeechea — none of them about politics — and prenJc at 18 official meals in ihe United States and Canada. With h,m will go hit seife, an entourage nf 29 — officials and olhera — and a ‘huge load of strainer trunks and suitcases. Ten big parking ra*e* of silver, rham-t >• pagnrs ami wine* already have been shipped. The trip to see Prraldent Truman and Canada’* Prime Minister Loui* 81. Laurent will cost France about 1180,000. The National Assemble has not yet voted Ihe money to pay the bill. The (Ul-year-old president, a vet­ eran Socialist politician from the aouth of France, leaves his coun­ try al an awkward moment. Strlkr* of gas, power and transport work ere have thrown the eapital Into a crisis. Should the trouble turn po­ litical and result In 'th e downfsll of Premier Henri Queuilla’s weekold cabinet, Auriol would pick Qulelle’s successor. The presidential party leaves fit. Laura station lata this afternoon for *L Havre and sails Jaot before midnight aboard the He De France far New York. chief Jacques Dumaine rnuld ga­ ther for such a trip. Hchuman has too much work here at home to make the whole trip, lie return* lo France when Auriol goes tn sCnada for four days. A wrek ago the packing rase* from the President's Ely*e# Palare left France on the Lihrrtr. The Frenrh rmhatsie* in Washington and Ottawa lack some tahlrwarr and cellar slock needed for the big dinner* and receptions. The government at home filled the need. In the Auriols' two I tree steamer trunks and five big valises, Mmr. Auriol la taking SO gown* and suits, all carefully chosen In ad­ vance from big Parle faahlon houses. Preferring (he rreationa of Christian Dior and Jacques Path, ah* has become one of thi* world faahlon center1! meet elegantly turned-out ladle*. In addition to Ihe atale occas­ ions at which he will be guest or Tbe party Ip-ltsdea the Auriol*’ eon Paul— one of hia father's ehlef aeeirtaries. Foreign Minister Ro­ bert Hchuman, two amhsureadnr*. host, th* president will he the three detective* and five servant* luncheon guest of the National U U th* smallest group protocol Hill Is I n l m d u m l T o P I ; SI Millinn (■asoline Tax Leak Despairing Parents Tell Of Youth Corrupted By Narcotics Peddlers ft The • r t * 4' M �■ ^ .r r n ^ Exporting Coal The Sanford H erald west and in New Kngland. A (rw more weeks ipcnl in tunny Florid* may pay you hit dividends all We *rr sliMf die Hftonttruclion Finance CnrpnrHmn made 139 loam in Florida lait yrai totalling note than $5,280,000. Among them was one lo a citiui plant in Polk county which later went bank­ rupt. and another to a Fait Laud­ erdale ribbon writer corporation which alio went bloke. Some ol the loam, we mppote must have been good. Chief Silveitoniue ol the Cali­ fornia Hoop* Indian*, now preachin i in this (tile, advocate* that the Seminole Indians should ire compelled lo attend the public ■chords so that they can "gain an education and barn how to. help themselves." Before we itart trying to force (hem to go to ochool. {o w n e r, it might be a good idea to mo H we can gel them to sign Subm arine Exercises Dope Addicts Onn of the Intcrcntimi poiuribtlitles of the pont-war worltl itituutfon in that coal conceivably might In-come one of the inijMirlHitt cxjxirt mati-rial* of the United Staten. Jn the pa«t there him been aome i-xjxirtinjr of coal, a few mil­ lion tona a yonr, mostly to relatively near neighlKirs. The j Uniifil States is the only producer of important quantities of coal in the Western Hemisphere. Nevertheless the exports in ordinary times have been a small Item in respect tjoth j to the total production of coal and to the total export trade. In two or three of the years since World War II for­ eign sales of coal have l*ee» sufficient to mnkc coal signlals M * s ib s ana O s , ts a r IX.aa | ficant among export items and also to mnke the exports A ll s b l l u r r ■slices, ra M s • ( nn important element in the coal market. The additional Ih s s S s . re s w lu lls a t. a r w l s n s t ls a s , a s * XMlIres ml r a t r .ls ls x .e x r s fa r exports went chiefly to Kumpe, and in irnrt the demand (b e C a re — sr a t r s lr lx s I t s * , , w ill be e b a rg e g l a , at r r a a la , a S . r . i l r - there was a result of |*ost-war conditions. The mines amt la g ra is e . j transportation systems of important con! producing nations, H t a t r a r a l.4 V s i I k s s II, lie Ir is * * I lr p r e a e a la - j on the continent, Germany, Franco, Poland and the l/»w ll* r r . l i e ., ( t s ( a r k . I h lra a a , l ) e - Countries, had suffered extensive damage in the war, ami it a ll . k t a . i t ( IIS . t -r x l-. Tfc r l l r r a M Is a taratker ml Ik e could not be brought up to anything like normal production. A s ra H a t r* l*»e** n k lr k I t r s l l l l t * Demand also was less than normal, la-cause many other In­ r l r l s t l . r l , la ik e as* la , r . a x k l l dustries were n<d function! m; normally, but was greater ra lla a af a ll tk r l . r a l a m s , , l s l , * la Ik Is a r w s e s p rr . as w ell as a ll than the supply. Presumably this situation will lie righted, A P s c a t 41sa sIrkrs. although higher exports to Europe appear likely in 1951, The falling off of coal production in the United Kingj dom is more complicated. Itritish coal producing capacity TODAY’S Blfll.K VERSE has tiern largely restored, but inadequate lalsir is available at the mini*. The situation is not improving but apparently Overwhelming barking give* is growing worse. The shortage is generally blunted on the complete ronlidenre. Assurance in |H»liric* brought l»y nationalization apparently is in Hrftinn tarn gi«e« virlary, I can do all things through Chriat that streng* to stay; will the government find a way to restore coal pro­ duction to its former level? Presumably the British will make every effort to lift Don’t be in loo log ol a hurry, coal production. Export of coal is important to the island you tourists, to rush hark up kingdom, whlrh enn ill afford I import it. In the meantime. North. They arc still hsving snow Enrope'ii iimj da for coni In-con to tho American coiil In itormi in some pails of ihr mid­ duHtr.v, which could very well u«c is few new market*. W i l y "* TUESDAY MAH. 20, IBS! T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A PA G E TW O Pennywise Folly One impulnr notion which in definitely wrong la that piihllc nffidalH In srpncml k<-1 too high wtlnrli'H. There may ire f( mi many of them, and certain individual* in office might lx* overpaid nt one quarter of their pri-nonl pay. Hut by and large tho cost of government cannot properly Im* attributed to reckloaaly high remuneration to nfflcc-hoident. The real expcniM? may come front offering tor* little and therefore making it hnrd to gel or keep good men. That i« why Judge Churk-H It. Ilnyea hua resigned from the South Dakota Supreme Court. He wan protest ing against the legi*. lature’s failure to raise the salaries of Supreme Court judges. They now get $7,200, tho lowest salary among top courts of all states, Judge Hayes says. He ndds truly, “ It is a dubious distinction to la- a judge of a court of last resort drawing the |>oorest pay in the entire nation." The government la constantly finding itself opiNtsed, in Inwsuits, by counsel getting ten times the salary paid to federal attorneys. It is a tribute to the public spirit of the guvprnmtnt lawyers that many of them continue to hold V much more outside. their posts when they cfiuld Good pay for nutinftnl, state nnd city employees is no extrnvagnnce when It is received by a good man. The out­ go will come buck many times. M 'a a lls s e e cured. The city's legislators are join, ing Ihe attack at the general asirmbty now in sesiinn in Annapolli. House s|ieakrr John l,ut>cr last night introduced a Idlt lo confiscate any car* carrying drugs. Already signed Into taw I s ' his bill to give mandatory prison sentence* lo anyone con. vlrted of aeliing drugs to minor*. A Baltimore State Senator als > lias introduced a bill lo give pro­ gressively stiffer mandatory senience* to anyone selling drugs. K ovuch Urges (Caaltaaea S'tra rape SVael your son from (wing ■ casually nf war”, he asked, "would you be interested T If you ronld save 100,000.000 Americana or a bitlion |>roplc all over Ih r wot Id, from death and destruction, would you lie interested T I Itelieve there la such a way. I lietieve if jvr could |c| the people behind the Iron Curtain know that « r do not hale them, that we love them, that we ■In not want to fight -hem, as they •re being told every day, war could be avoided**. "Thera are not enough Ameri­ can hoys in this great country of yours t*s rhl the world of Coramunlsta, but the people of those countries now dominated by Rusala will get rid of the Communists If they are given a chance. Your .‘■Rate Department believe* that the people over there rannnt be counted upon, but the State Department turn been wrong be­ fore. and It ran be wrong again. Over 500,000 Ukrainians fought with Hitler against tha Russian Communist*, and they wil| fight Again against the Communist* if rn a r«g , marina. The rrrw of • n w tcla iil thlp must have been (urprtaed Iht other night. The freighter w»£ ■teaming along with only her rug ning light* ejtlble when ■ plant (la * I opriating out of the Nava) A ir Facility at Weekivltle, N . C. T h ii ia (hop talk. No landsman could under*land it; probably n« ■tit'arc tailor. There arc (pe­ dal tied huaine*,. in a way, the ■kipper an **e*ec” arc on onetu rn , the flier on the opposing aide. But no Digger I* a mem. bar of the subTa company, lie the high-pitched noise of Ihc Jut! grin* when the submariners acrewa of a hurrying destroyer, mention "mumles,’’ "the Air the particular sound nf a aub* i marine's propeller*. porra" and "fly boys." Both side*— air ami submarines However, the natural character- , — h»ve a collection of gadget fur | istle* of the *ea provide escape either locating the enemy or eved- i means for a submarine. In tin Inc him. Some nf them are better er* of temperature and density. trrnion* of VVoila >,ai ti e|Uip- .Sound is retarded or will not m<nt, tome of them new and transmit at all through layers -d ■octet device*. c«lil water or with rertain de­ Among tho former there i* the gree- of both. goimbuoy, the automatic listen A submarine, hunted by des­ , ,g drvlt-e-radlo transmitter. Drop­ troy and alrrraft, seeks surh a ped by pararhule from plane or laytr. Diving, it rone, at* the till nip, it g<»-« into operation upon sound of its eaviatinn reaching the water. Hydrophone, One of the surprising things on Ih r floating buoy pick up the about a submarine is its excellent ■mind nf a submarine moving raneealmrut from searching air undrrwater (sometimes I and frrd craft when operating nn snotth>- *«und into the tiny radio kel. A submarine’s hull and sup­ transmitter fur relay lit the a ir­ erstructure la not far tx-lnw Hie craft. surface when the snorkel breath­ The World Wat II technique er is working, but it i* deep ia to drop thr«r floating "fence enough to esrape detection in post*'* iii a pattern around an anything hut an absolutely calm atea in which it la auspectrd a sea. stit.inarine might la- lurking. The Except at fairly close range Increasing or diminishing signal and in mill-pond film water, th. from rarh hupy shows whether radar of an airrraft or ship hathe aubmarinc la moving toward trouble spotting the auhmarine's or away from that buoy, giving snorkel, a small object less than a elite to tha direction. n yard In diameter at the top In the military world there ia Radar waves will not penetrate nlwaya a constant awing of the water. pendulum, the dev-dopment of a Through the prrinrope (which weapon followed by creation of can lx- usn! at snorkel depth) armth. r weapon to foil it. Bo it planes and blimp* ran he seen is with undersea warfare. close in, sometimes at less limit Noise Is one of the Weak points I,non yards, looking vainly for of a submarine— but it ran tie the leli-lalr snorkel or the dim, ue rsuuoi o> considerable degree. elusive underwater loom of (ha In the jarlanre of auhnixrlm-r*, sub’s hull. Because this i* a (rain­ moat of the underwater nob* ing egferise, the tlrampua semis of a submarine is prooucted by u radio message to the hunting "ravlation." Simplified, ravlatlon nirrraft lo help them find the means the formation of a eavity target. O r she may tend up a nr vacuum around n propeller smoke flare or release a big air when it revolvra at a certain bubble lo show her position. rpced, or around Ih r ronning Even when surfared, ih r guppy tower, periscope maala and deck submarine is difficult to locate fitting* ami deck gun* of a sub­ at any distance. In an average marine. sea condition, nothing remains One of Ihr reaaona for Ihe ultra above water for more than a few seconds at a time except the dull grey ronning tower ami mast Which followed among those who housing structure, a comparative­ etM>ke w rrs Frank Kvnnt, of l.ake ly low silhouette. Visually, the submarine hi al­ Mary, Maximilian Shepard of Longwood and E. A. Monfortett uf most Impossible to see even on Hanford. >' •t / W H A T w. A P B E C A M E V H E * U I T .......... R U N ^ ------ - i o O N T H E .PR I90N BASE' T L lA T I M -______ y \ 9AME ST U N T , I-** --i, 1 •• Y n o il "woatfrr "hat became of" your ear drive the t’llK V ItO L K T toe *51. It 1* d handling, greater comfort nnd safety, mu lunger service. sccono and rsixitto SANFO RD its F L O R ID A PHONE 1234 , / Jff a .*j r. B | > 9k1 W - 'v .! £ ‘ T V i Ate women sms tier lh*n men? It has long been iteo gutted that they ate. about some things. But ■ow c o m * tha Unwcrwty of Flori­ da to show that they are unarter in ichool too. .Soma 1.587 girl* at tie University made an average of gJ982 for the tint semester this in h ii tw r w a in iiw iii i $ i ij i i i n u iY ii, i u m e itiiii h i i u i i v , peer. But 8,634 boyi made an avdrege of only 2.1604. The girli less than * m illion servicemen are estimated to have lost iateined their lead over the men their lives. Automobiles since 19(M1 have cost tha lives of every divuion with tin- girl 989,000 Americans. Tho first successful automobile in this member* of (orotitie* winning overcountry was made in alrout 1892, but apparently it did not fraternity men by 2.3528 to become sufficiently lethal to prompt the collection of death 2.1424. If dm thing keep* on. time statistics until after the turn of the century. By the end will tome when thta man’* world of this year it is ex|>ected that the millionth victim will have met his end in n traffic accident. will become e woman'* world. r FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover waraa thu country that the danger to our internal aecurity from Comtotmfot directed sabotage it grnwIng. la the event our current difrkuhtet with Ihe Soviet Union (kfeoerale into all-out war, you expect that one of the chief geeret weapon* which th# Rutaien* will uae against u* will be our own Red ivmpathiien and other misguided people. Whit they can do toward interrupting production, ctimag up chi! tUiL. ttkwing up iactorie* and bridges, inciting rota Sad revolution*, b awful to contemplate. Drastic action may have to be taken to prevent tuck treach•reua attempt* upon the life of the Ratio*,. Virginia Hill who te»*ified t»efure the Kvfauver committee lait small ia quite n lady, the iauala, even though »h« hid v big fi*h» fdth "Bugay” Aiegrt, before he wai murdered, becauie be laid die irean’t n lady afler the hod hit paothar woman on th* heed at I k Flamingo Club, and jutt to jrroie it the knocked a camera sol of a photographer'* hand nnd k*4 a woman reporter at aim I l l s beaHng rnom is New Y o rk ’* a t h a w . WWar* did dm gut tfc' BOO mwk cape die waa * war17 A friend o! her* gave ft to f t w o t d fftth n lk Hut oome fonr that these dismaying statistics will un­ doubtedly lie far exceeded by the losses which will occur when every mnn has his private plane. French President i r e a lls s s a tw e y i pkh, ptickcd in J^ilS nimble pounds nnd £ J 20-fii indies of over-nil Icrtfttli. is the enr marvel of ’51, re e * O eet Pres* Club In Weahlngtun. Since rotucol for hide him talking pollra, he can not conform b» the Hub’s usual patrtisi- nf answering quest Iona afterward. Mms. Auriol, however, wilt ans­ wer question* when ahe lunrhes with he Women’* National Pteiv Hub in Washington. H-ine nf the French styles, hut will admit ig R During the diacuialon period nnranre of American fashion*. And ahr la to be diplomatic about compsHng French end American cookery. In llic few short weeks since It started to roll off the assembly lin^s, it Has written n bright new pugc id tiii»o«r.ct5vc his'.cf)' f,,r the low-priced field. What Buick engineers have done ia come up wHH o hrnnd-new hiffh-style body-new in every contour nnd dimension. i ’hey've designed a brund-new, weightsaving frame, exofuiively for this S frcial. r Protect—Beautify 1941 STUDEBAKER SEDAN Preserve 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 1946-5 BUICK SEDAN .-....... Did »h* pay an mcom certainly S i . but aim 1947 DODGE SEDAN ■ did ihe get the $ in K a m i Beach? Vh? w p l gare it to her. 1948 C H EV .2D R . SEDAN 1948 DODGE SEDAN .... ' 'w ‘ ’7 Then they?**, *ddcd the power-pocked I 'M Fireball enginc-which was new in the 1950 SUrKR-nnd just wait till you sec Wvll show you how to do ■ professions! job, quickly and iiievp-nslvHy. Our adds* on . I whnt thal docs for this nimble performer. There’s a ppwer-fo*weight rnlio that spell* thrill nnd thrift In operation—at n first cost tlmt's just n hrenth away from the lowest J&L �<4 TOMDAYMAR. 20. 1951 _________________________________ THK RANFORD HERAI.D. SANFOItn, PI.OIMDA Social A n d Personal Activities .'MONE 148 TU ES D A Y The Unity Class will meet at 7:30 P. M. at the Valde* Hotel with M n . Carolyn II. i'arson* aa teacher. The American Home Depart­ ment of the Woman'* Club will ■— m*et at 8:00 P. . at the Woman'a • c lu b . The Y. W. A. of the First Baptist Church will meet at 7:46 P. II. In the T . K I. elaaa room. The Ijulies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Trainmen will meet at the home of Mr*. tV. A. Cagle 100.1 Maple Avenue al 8:00 P. M. W EDNESDAY The Civic Department of the — Woman'* Club will have a lun•rheon at 12:30 o'clock at the club. The program will !»• on aafety. T h e Prayer Meeting at the Firat Uaptiat Church will tie at 7:10 P. M. The Training Union Executive committee meeting of the Fii*t Uaptiat Churrh will lie held after the Prayer Meeting aervice in the Phebean Claaa room. The Primary Dept, of the Meth W*H*t fTiurrh will have it* annual VEaater party at .1:10 to 4:Ki in MeKinley Mali T f c JR S D A Y Tlte Douglas Jnlie Junior Hrotherhooii will meet at the First Baptist Churrh tonight at 7:10 P. M. Maundy Thursday Cominumon Service al 7:10 P. M. in the Molls*dial Church. The Nursery Dept, of the Methodl»t Churrh will have II annual Easter party at I 'l o to 4:'tu In • McKinley Hall. F R ID A Y The Hanford Townsend Cluh will meet at the City Hall at 8:30 P. M. for a covered dish •upper. The Woman'a Missionary Union of the Firat Haptlat Churrh will have an KvxrcutlY* Board meet Ing at 1:00 P. M. and a huainea* meeting at 1:10 P. M. * Special Attention To Mothern T o the parents who are interest, ed in entering their kiddies in the Priie Contest are urged to do so this week if possible. Registrations will end Wed., Mar. 28. This contest ia being staged by the I). A. V. for the purpose of ^ ra is in g fund* for their rrhabililaw tion projects In Seminole County. The hahles will be dlvtded lftUr groups, according to ago and sox, ami will la- urcumpanied on tho stage by tha panmt or sofr' other adult. Judges will eonolav. of three out of town persona. The only identification furnished the judges will bo the child'* registration number; thua no partiality ran he shown. Every baby will have an e<]ual chancel ^ In addition to the photograph * which will be given each winner through the courtesy of the local photographer*, each baby will rrcelve a »ouvrnlr. Mother*, please enter your babir* with one thought in mind, good sportsmanship, If he or she win.* . . a surprise, if not, no disappointment. All babies are beautiful to their mothers! Aa a contribution to D. A . V. Post No. 30. Tod and Neal Swalm _ of Raymond Studio will contribute W a complimentary photograph of each qualified entry to tho parent* and make picture* of tho winners available to tho presa. ‘ There la no obligation to parents in rendering this aervice", Mr. Swalm emphasised. The Grand Champion winners will receive 8x10 Oil Colored Photos; first place winners, 8x10 black and while picture; second place, 6s7; and all others. 1x6 photos. _ K< mt mber, it costs nothing to " 'e n t e r your haby, so hurry and your baby qualified *o aa to get the pictures taken before •|» rofUest »"*•* off Come In today and let Mr*. Bmlth explain In detail the small requirement of each mother enter­ ing her baby in the contest. Every mother within an area of 30 miles Is Invited to enter her baby. Thr Through the courtesy of Touch M tsn Drug Co. registration head'W quarters are maintained at the entrance. Thank you for your cooperation. Disabled A m e r i c a n Veterans Post, 30, U n Twyman. Comdr. Mrs. Jeffla J . Smith, director of registration — Adv. DR. H. K. RING C H IR O P R A C TO R Please call for appointment Phone U SS--I74 8 | Mona Ruth Mills Is (liven Shower Mia. Mona Ituth Mill*, brideelect. wa» honored with a mi-cellaneoua «hower given by Mra. Charle* U. Flandera at her home on Catalii.a Drive on Saturday. Several game* were played and prite* were won by Sir*. O. C. Gibb: and Mra. Penny Austin. The St. Patrick's Day Theme war carried out and refreshment* were served on the large porch coniisting of cup cake*, potato chip*, open fare sandwiches, nut*, and roke*. Those enjoying the afternoon with Miss Mills, were Mrs. It. K. Mills, Sr.. Mr*. O. C. Clibba, Mra. John D .Callahan Mr*. A. J. Peter­ son, Mr*. R. T . Thorn**. Mr*. Paul G. Urown, Mr*. A. 1.. Wilson, Mr*. Robert II. Stanaland, Me*. Itonald Knight. A l-o Mr*. Ilrnny Austin. Mrs. Spencer Harden, Mr*. G. O. ,Mavbury, Mr*. IV. II. Pugh. Mr*. G il­ bert J. Worker. Mr*. J. Roy Itritt, Mi** llarbara MeN'ah. Mia* Mar­ garet Hunt, anil M i«» llrttv Dori William*. . Music Service Slated By Presbyterians Mr. and Mrs. Calle Park* of Ilattie Creek, Mich, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bender. Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Bayne left Saturday for West I’slm Btarh where they will make their home. Miss Joan Dampirr spent the weekend In Jacksonville with her aister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. John Skinner. Kantn rO Vlaikel I I » P « M T - . Might Hung* St4S T SO * 11 7 10 T ill D o r I p l>*r H I ' r D rift'.,* . ' I A l i v e n i n g Music Melody T i l e r Ke y n o te p |l, C a r l , li»» S t |0 *-•0 S IS * : }* |ii:*o IS it O ll:* o It :•» Variety 11*11 Meet T h e Hand N ' a h l E di tion P h i l lire-I A l " r a a n I t ’s D a n c e ilm r t i n n e d N atio nA t ti m e * W ith \ l u - le New* M r n off «*nnxi:«ntv The 4 11 1 , 0* 7iSS >t»0 • IS ( I* i II *!• « •i l v *■>« *11 VVeMern J a m h o r r e H e x -n O T I w k r i u h Now» M o r n i n g M»>r«» >',tlllon i t u d d r )'l*rl> S i n n M o r n i n g De vo tion * M n » d * In M u p Ic W o r l d A i Nino I ’h l l Itee.l A l O r g a n (-'raddle H iow or i W h r r o At 0*1, K r o r l.» T r - O . l |*|n I *{> l**r*ilo A ll,i s-, A li lt I Musi, No wo M - l o d y M a r a r ln o V i c t o r Tilling H r , hooira O r r h o p i r * An*l M » r l-aroni T n r h n t C ouncil S li i rn l n c Varlotloo M u p I.- Haw aii U p n r n ' i <’*|i To I ' r a y o r W o r l d Al Noon H a d l o ('*rn i l>IKr,| i m a nub P o p u la r M a r I a i l n Ani-rtrsns NewSlpp|r*| V o t l r i i . o |iar Nono It inch W o r l d A l Th ro o T o d a y * H lt r ( I I I * And MoadMnrii V o u r Memory h o u r * M up I c b u r n I ' r i u Now* II * no«|tir*t T h o llh v lh m H o u r Mp-irl* K i n s o f D * v Now* S a n for. l Market D e p o r t T o 111* 1,1 Hons* sp o r t* I'aradr l l - n n t i l . ...dn.on r n i o r l a i n * D r if tin g On v r lo u d I I opoo Cnr A I did), l . r l * ll rr a k A I tr .- o r d K o y n o l o , |i> < * r l r V a r l o l v Hall Mo . 1 T h o l l . n d • ]« IO i J ii IS IS l* t ( S I t :("• t i ts I I . In 111IS IDS* 111 17 IS Butler Bower uf Kingston, Pa. returmd home Sunday after visittrig his cousin. Miss Itrlierca Ste­ i i m 1.00 vens, for the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deal of In the Easter Iraditic.i of the Lancaster. Pa. are spending rome local First I'revbytrrian Churrh nn time with Mrs. Deal's parents, all music service will be given Mr. and Mr*. Charle* Wilke. at the church next Sunday, Mar. Mr*. J. W. M rro had a* her 26, at 7:10 I'. M. it wa* announced today by the Rev. A. 0 . M rlnnlt, guest* Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Mrro amt daughter Sarah pastorof Daytona Ibaelt. The service will be sung by the Youth Choir under the direction Mr*. Sam Allred and son* were of Mr*. George Touhy, Minister called to Anderson, H. C. by the of M u-lr, and will include six an­ death of Mrs. Allred's father, them* ami three organ number*. Howard Brown. Solos In th« anthems will be sung by Caroline Mrlnnia, Carolyn Pa­ Mrs. A. K. Powers and chil, trick and Stanley Ilrumlry. dren will arrive tomorrow to The choir Is composed of teen­ •pend some time with Mrs. Pow­ agers who during the year have er's parent* Mr. ami Mrs. Fred received many comnliment* for Bender. the fine work they nave dona In the church services, Rv. MclnnU Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tolar and said, this program will he the small son, Gregory, will arrive last opportunity of local music en­ this weekend to spend about two thusiast* to hear them In an all wvek* with Dr. and Mrs. J. N. mu* lc service. Tolar. Tho*e who make up the group are Kn«a Coke Boyle, I'atsy ColFriend* of Mr*. Fred Clay will line, Donna I.ou Harper, Caroline he glad to learn that she hat Mrlnnls, Mildred Miller, Carolyn returned home after being con­ Patrick, Patty Walker and Penny fined to the Fernald-Iuiughton Wallace. Memorial Hospital due In a tonAlso M arv Ann Wilke, Peggy aileetomy. Wright, Dial Boyle, .Sandra Dunn, Ellen Lyons, Peggy Wilson, Stan­ Mra. Doihay Pickett of Cross ley Brumlcy, John Krider, Hodman Timers, Mo. who has been the Brumlry, Clarence Clause. John guest of Mrs. Earnest Rett* and Fite. Ronnie Garner, Donald Ho­ Mr*. A . M. Philip* left Sunday ward and Jim m y Krider. to visit her daughter Mr*. C. G. The aervice will last an hour Mixon in GalnetvIUa. and will start promptly at 7:30 oVIock. Thoae attending are ask­ J U f. and Mr*. Ashley -K a U i.o f ed to -fw M ate d 'b y that H i m to Fernand ins and M r. and Mrs. avoid Interruptions and everyone Joe Jammes and Mis* Dorothy is Invited, Mr. Mrlnnia said. Ellen Jammes of New Smyrna Beach have been the recent guests E IG H T H B IR T H D A Y of Mr. and Mr*. John D. Abra­ Mrs. G. A. Maffett entertained hams. a group of children- at her home Saturday honoring her neice. Cor­ Dr. and Mra. J. N. Tolar had delia Ryerton of Ktnsdale, Va. on her eighth birthday. Denise Tye r, Dianna Haynes, The children were served cake, Dorolhv Mr Alexander, Carol Ryerlee cream, and egg candy. Later son, Mrs. C. W . Hamll, Mr*. J. they Visited the Sanford Zoo. N . Burdick and Mra. C. M. RyerThose present were Dorothy and ' son. Kpnrt* I’arait# *.<,.> Pvt. Harold Ka*tner who is stationed at Ft. Custer, Mlrh. arrived Sunday to spend a two 10 m i m is week* furlough. Mis* Anna Lough left yesterday for Charlottesville, Va. after visit­ ing Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Howard for some time. Seminole Hi TU ES D A Y «■»» Sita «il« Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Maxwell had as thrir guest last week their tun Dirk Maxwell uf Jacksonville. it slut Rev McKinley spoke yeshim with us! An alumnus visited ui yester­ day! I know you remember Job" llr B E V E R L Y G R A Y Docker? Nice to »ee him again. And wonder why Mary CharmiMar. the 21 through the 24 cheal wa* up at S. H. S. today? mark* the Florida Scholar P r e The gali fe*t■ in the hall* ft Conference fur nIk,ut fixe guy* due to the chat about Ea*ter and gal*. Mr*. Goit, an KnglUh clothes! Discussing, dening, and teacher, i* taking them. So far ■lending, you know . , , Rudolph Smith, Ann Wliilnkci, That'* aluuil all the new* toGail Bitting, Carolyn M c lim lie .,,-io ' ya next Fridayl amt Ellen Dnggrr* an- going. 1V-hop,, they have a grand time! Seems ** if Spring i* here \ pair of l»ccf .werthreadi from the look* of a few kid* at un.ally xxeigh from three-ouarters S. II. S. and Ihi* weather! Willi it to iiiir-and-enp-half pound*; veal come, a lot of thing- Mainly the iwreilirrad, iKunlly weigh from titer ('lull Ball x*liich ip Min. 2'.*! one half I" one-and-one-quarter Something you'll xxunt to deck out pninit*. V pu-nd of »wertbresd* for! A on fellow, lu-tler get hip) will inaki four to six -ruing*. asking the gals! Our Glee Club tin- had n ginmi time in Daytona tlii. lift wiekend and done a grand job of singing! The girl* made a second along s t in with the boy*, although tin Quin­ tet ha* marked n fir-i! \ m fully n tre proud of 'em! Mi*. Whittle •!> verve* some praive top, fni her patienre, don't ya think? Not mention the time and •■ntrgv th.it Mil hn« gone to make our lilee Club a humdinger! Report card, w ,|, out x, lei day! A fatal nitr ever yu l,ei •' Fv«-rv morning ut ini xx>- tm-l a short program ihi* week. We nisi do ihi* every Ka.ler and enjoy trrdny and wr were glad In hnxr | RADIO STATION ! I W.T.R.R. i « an N .w » Social Calendar PARK TTillKR l *I * Ilia Ills 7 an 7 Oil 1:1* 1 'I A 1:4* lion 4 1# 4 1* t: *A Sil* «.an •■IS < :n 5 In 4 44 7i»o T ill 7ilu ' '44 • no • *« »iA« Ills 111* New lltiylhnx r’ lu h Nlahi edition P h i l Her.) A l O r g a n Kscur olnna In P c lr n c o a* their weekend guest*, Dr. and Mr*. Horace laxngakrr and Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Angel of New port News, Va. Dr. Longakrr and Dr. To la r served their internship together. M r. and Mrs. J. M. Cameron and daughter, Marty, left this morning for Atlanta, Ga. where they will attend the rapping ex­ ercises at Crawford-Long Hospital on Wednesday when their daugh­ ter, Mias Jrkie Cmrron. a student nurse, will receive her cap. Roiri rs Inmt EASTER FLOWERS ('••un in m ill ••ui lir*ath> i 1i tfht, fr*-^h lit* |ia i fa-* i FiprfRfion fli.Ai'i* of F» j«»h. |mV«*. I .isiri i %I*•! an t I fa* l r itckArtl. ( 8 » i « 4 f f l i n t bi'tualty fldtesfy, i.r» liitU, II •• , i nru nli« »n «A if nril rn iA f. I.m rli I .n lrr I'I.riii* lilir*. aTal'.'i . Ii >*|i an|'#i*-, I.|.m*n»i 11 hi nil lit* • S|»riliK Irani)*. Mini 1 |ii*tris Is* |»l»sr )«»ur U«c cole -law with lire* of , aimed meat fur hearty liini-liiDii salm i-. H«* t u r r i I ip »«•!•• •tun a ll |r When y o u 'l l - making a menu never repeat thr same fluxoi in two course*. For example, If you serve tomato Julee first, don't serve a main di*h with u tomato sauce. The exception *•» this mle I* fruit; if. foe Instance, you an-tatting a dinner off with grape­ fruit halves, It |s perfe-tlv nil right to serve ice cream or cake with a strawl>errv sauce. U r •rinl I Im h rr«*l») »U irr I'jb lrr inurIr* with a tiui^v «alaii dirta* ing. .111 %d hr r r No ai|%Mnrr in |irirr« For a variety of fish «li»he< for a main <li»h serve; baked fish with creole sauce; rtramed salmon or tuna; codfish lake, with tomato sauce; curried -hrimp; loli-ter ii la king. McNEILL, FLORIST SIRES \V EN U E LOWKST COST AUTO FINANCING Buy your car in Hanford Keep your insurance at home Save cost* through us Mra. J . C. Bell ami Mr*, laml* File* of Jacksonville and Mis* I N S T A L M E N T l-O A N Sherri Dsughenbaugh of Dea D EFT, Maiimo . la. ami Nad Bail. who haa, lieen -tatloneU in tho Korean The Sanford Atlantic National water* for the past eight month ,| Bank now at Cecil Field, wen- lh Member I'D IC Tel. 2H« guest a of Mr. and Mra. A II Tedford over the weekend. 6T W at • "< r j a new kind of fashion litrriiciig IVji d > JL P . i lm n I n i rrra lrd . . ami we |»|OI|4Hy i»>rseiit . . . tt xxhole nett l.i-ltinii iiill<e|i| in llte-e xtlllll, 4 "itny> ilr-vi^its (or ..odt/uj IiiimIi- i it In 11•*!/<• xxoitiril. th e) .i d * tie- -tgtic 'l, nit. «l> tell to |il.1 v up to u r .iltrjcliv e curves . . . to give yiitt y ottlliful, Come and meet PHOEtMX HICH TWIST Beauty Expert Iron the RICHARD HUDNUI SA10NI /Mi wttk only . . . all tho wisdom and training at tfaia well-known Baauty ConsulUni la at your nntemaml . .. to maka you lovoUer than ever baforol Laura from tier the aimpic, effective Du Barry Beauty Ritual for /our skin-type . . . to be followed faithfully avary d*y of your life. Shell tefl you the coned way to daauea, brace aod aoftea your comptexleo. with toothing DaBany Cream* . . refreshing DuBarry Lotions. Thera is no Oner way to beauty! ligutc ll.tllc i inf; si) ling hi iltrsvcs tli.il i r n l l ) lit. C om e see thciii, (nine see how xxell they look on you . , . these slll.tll next v iu a k tn^ sol now look* in H m s ii ha lime of your rawunto with a filmy ahadov of refar — create ronirtw with debrato Urlaw tones- Seo them now in 'rallertion of High Twist Til proponijned nyle*. V tj- lf b < |-7s i'r g I'atm ei M n l Ni/e*! (Jsbenta d ic a work ii puirmed for flattery on ihii wcll-isiloi«<4 ihftr. Nirt&w irxrtcd (ollar, toflly lliitd skirt Coaxplclr the picture. A drcti you'll west lor L in n sn,l lung aflct■BUtk W »»*/ . . I4S to 24S <<■)•)5 'J2 Buy Your Easter C o n a g es T O U C H T O N ’S ra iw fv •> SVAffJe — - D e p e n d a b le m errhandioe puoalble -m y rk is " al loneat �PAGE POfJR 8ANFOHD. FLORIDA V -------- E J g J . J I _ J . I »i:u „ •mains *s Oklahoma Coach Baseball Players Demand Voice Contemptuous 0 1 In Choosing Next Commissioner Tampa Fans’ Boos Quits Following LAKELAN D . Mir. 20 — (A 1) — The rank and file of the major Strange Beating iraquet — the player* — will demand that club owner* give them a Ambiguous Answers For R e s i g n a t i o n Given As Reason 5K 9_ fk Jrr , u >-;•ffi > 1 \ fly F R A N K KCK S A R A S O T A , Mar. 2 0 -W T)— Next thing you know they’ll he voice in picking a new bateball commiitioner. The unprecedented prnpotal come* publicly from pitcher Freddie giving Ted William* n slavla teat. liutrhinion of the Detroit Tiger*, official pl*ycr*icpic*enl*live of the Williams, left fielder for Ihe American league. lloiton Red 8ox and possibly the Sharply critical of owner pol­ league clubs training in Florida. most misunderstood player in He also sampler) the vlewa of Idiaehall .today denied that any icy, Hutchinson said yesterday COLLEGE STATION. Tex.. Mar. that the owner* will he petitioned National leaguers, he tald. Since moiituie spewed from hia mouth in July to give the player* a part Marty Marion’s elevation to man­ In an exhibition game at Tampa'* 20-</T>— Harry Slitcler** look­ In aelectlng a successor to A . II. ager of the St. Ixrtli* ( ’arils re­ Plant Field Sunday was meant for ing lor a job today. cently the National league play­ the fans. ( Happy > Chandler. Hi* oiler lo retign aa Texas And If the eluli owner* don't era have been without a player, •'! did not spit at the fan*,” agree to thla, Hutchinson aaid the representative. said Williams with emphasis. "I A&M football coach yesterday be­ "When the owners meet in De. had something in my mouth and came he hadn’t lold the truth players may hire their own com. mluloner to represent them on tmit next July to talk aUmt I Juit got rid of It on th* ground.” about being beat up in Houston their new rommlssloner,” flutrh* the official Ixsehall council. Since yesterday there have Seen The player* now have two rep- inson said, "they’ll tie g i v e n a many versions of what happened wa* immediately accepted. entative*, one from each pet itio n from the playera aaying in the gam* against Cincinnati. President M. T . Harrington said gue, serving on the muncll. that it'* high time we were given At Irast tlx writers In the press a voire In running our own bus!- box said they did not see W il­ the decision wa* m*de solely be­ Their atatu* I* merely adviaory. "The first name iuggi-stcd •>>' neas.” liams expectorate. One baseball cause n| the "admittedly mislead­ "Ity that voire we mean a vote In official said he was Williams ing rtalrmenl* made by Mr. Stile* playera for their own commis­ sioner wa> Happy Chandler,” aaid picking the man who will govern look at the crowd turn away and ler to college official*." the wav we make our living.” Hutchlnaon. spit. Imnwsliately a f t e r Stlteler'e Hutrldnann -aid adoption of th<* The Detroit pitcher aaid moat Tlie official add'd that W il­ heating was publicised he aaid he player |>en*|nn plan was one of player* favored retention of liam* had every right to aplt. didn’t know hia assailant; that It Chandler. The “average player” the reason* rlub owner* opposed H r had Juat been fanned twice in was a case of mistaken Identity. Chandler and fln-d him. believed Chandler wa* fired by the same inning hy Ihe Reis' Ed Yesterday 8tlleler aaid tha mat­ ” \Vc definitely know (hat some Krautl. the owner * Ixrause hr did thing* ter waa a personal ona. rlub owners, and we have their for baarhall player* that were Karlier In the game the fan* "The affair wa* a personal one names, fought the player*' pen. booed Rost on'a * 125,000 player M vrr done liefore, Hutch aaid. sinn all Ihe way,” fie said. "It when hr failed to run out a hall and we two have quite tome time "Playera feci we roilld pay a just so happen* that some of since settled our difficulty and commissioner 140,000 » year to ihe»e owner* were Included In hit to the pitcher. Rut when he forgotten It," StlUler aaid. " I hit a home run .'ISO fret from have nothing else to any. Th a t Is rapreaent ua. That would i>e an the anti-Chatidlrr bloc. home plate to account for three diaraament of only 1100 a player "We have never been told any rum In the fifth frame, the fan*' my final statement and I sincere­ for the 400 major leaguers," he official reason why Chandler was ly hope that everyone will be llronx cheers turned to legiti­ laid, adding; filed. Only ronclualon we ran mate applause. All Williams said understanding and forget the whole matter." "It Weiuld he d< tin, tilde from make is that the owners fe.1 it I* as he rroased the plate wa*l T r at III rrfused to name the Income tave* and actually would none of our huainrsa. "What do you think of those man. not ro il ua anything.” "We think it I* our hiiaim-a* ■Illy fan*?” After A A M announced It had The lowering i l l foot two Inch just at much as theirs - mayl* Veteran writers in Tampa feel accepted hia resignation, tititeler Detroit star aaid he had U-cn more of our huslnraa. Baseball I* that the entire incident has lieen told Ihe Associated Press: quietly sampling the opinion of our livelihood. To ninny club own­ magnified lieeauae Ted and aortic "I'll l>e looking for something nail playera on other American er* it la Just a hobby." of the lloston wrltera do not see | e|,r eye to eye. "M y aesoclatkon* with theea Is clown here have been wonderOne lloston official aairt things kid* are getting to the point where fans want to are the Red Sox play and that they do not rare whrhrr Williams play* nr not. Ted never haa catrrrd to the fans. T iia iiiiiv * s r .i.r iT io v * R A R A CO i Rallava* Aihaa ond If he did hr might lie Ire g n a tP I I I H T I I A C K i I ' l l . I I . l - l h r A m . rat thing with the Imt since llahc PWn* W h an D im In n lock af tier •mil V t.lle VHomlnt l i , ■*, Nlncla and Iron N tr t-O N Ii II A<'t: Pl|. I ’lp. I realm. Ruth. "I don't care whether they (the H would teem like being In Iwo war* » l r r i ,nut <l,i T l l l l t t r I I A f i : r'hlef Itube. Ils u's fans) like me or not," aalu W il­ Muld almoal ha all one person I .at. Kr* Comber. The Red Sox came from behind liam* M a y . "W hat were they Would have to go IhroUKh. Hut V M ' I I T I I IIA I'K »:«.» C ib b e r , honing about, anyway? Thrre a to defeat the Cuba 10-11 in an ex­ Modern l > « r , I l s p p r ' I r i p l tmaraon Parnell tra inning game yesterday to lead P IITII II A< *if i lo .e r. W h l r l l e e no reason to lion me. Rtown, 412 South ll s b r . \ll»* t l . r r h e v Ted Is more concrrvnrd with off the Mona Club Junior Baseball arrlaon Slrael, H I X T I I lt A<’Ki P r a y ln a t b u k l e his left rllxtw lhan anything else. League season. 111.11100 l.ee. T a b l l t Ml Wayne, Indi­ The Cubs, managed by Malcolm M ITV KN TIt ItV K i A rlen e Hut. He frarturrd it making a great an*. fnunel more I.lille tile*, Me. |*teln lied ralrh of a Ralph Klner drive In MarNrtll ami J. Stemper, took the Ito u h l. ataring K l i n i T I I H A i ' H K s t r a P o w e r. I I I . Chicago's Comiskey Park in Ihe lead after a big 4th Inning hut near Pert, Hnappy J i l l trim In the fate it ■R Ihe Red Box tiad N IN TH HACK tr„ Maalaaa. all star game Iasi July. jtMl recently. A* Hrleo!*| I ttu w , Jnet to <*ase "It still hurts." mid Williams. 6th forrlng the contest Into two *o many thou* T K N T I I ItA i ' li: Mkl|i Mur#, I ’tiN r* ., "I ran feel pain when I'm play­ extra frames. C. Carlton amt Clyde H K Itrrt ti ll .H er. itamsey are Red Box managers. *ahd*. he put hia ing. Ilattrrlea for the fame warot faith In IIA D A TM k iiH ir* n vrn iata Hub*. Hk li'sl'.i 'K. I l r r l i l r r M I I . Edwin Madden and Larry Burnay C O L , w hen hr I 'l l ! * T I I I I W l a t h . M ile ll r m m b a for the rub* and John Bowen and l-lk* Anilerr, tiuell, ijnl. k t.lle. Ji irtr C h o ir * , y a w l , l—anl Itnw It was Ml** l.etnl., r I. N'erly Time. A o n . T a n M i l II I I I II SI IV— i'H l M lI I I Charles English for tha Red Bax. Mping folks with arlies and pain* aaoie. Plt.li Il.l. Hnnoy lllyer. l l a p p r H y p e r . i : * * r F ibbe r, H i n * r Red Bits Lineup M r to a tlencirory n( Vitamins B,. BIMiOVO IIAI I — P a r.rllr Jan*. I'o i'i il ar P r lr a . I I I * , . , Ace. Meredith Bcott, >b Pip Pip. Mr rim.it Ho. Iienlm. lii.lt. Th L Iron and Niacin Kara are Ilia iir *tn n. U n r t v r s l i a r . I l a e n r M a r - Milton llrown, th lliirk. Hal.amao. HI.leader. Hue wonderful result* that ha la more Ion lleward. Il'e I I .» Jimmy Warner, B9 I 'M T I I I I I I I'— m i n t , Nile Man gUet In tell u* about: Till**** I M I I - * lark. *||le k tr tt aw rishy. m i *» u * w h , r . Donald Mathaws, CF "I am a valeran of World Wart I H*a (limber. Ilesu'a to.*. I'hlef I l l tv l h l*urpoa*. tint I ' l s . h . I*hani**y * Chester Cherry. L F Hid II. After I reached the age of 1‘hant nm. I ' a i n l v l l o i . I ll aier, ( K i n , Henry Casen, RF ■ I X T I I II SI I — . V . i a i k s SHI* 10, I had arliea and pains. I also had I V arl ti a H s r k l e . Knlli'e Itewarrt, Alvin Wright, Ih gas on my stomach and wa* vary H plk r * ( t i l l . (N i i in lr y I tiib r. Itoll: "U Charles English, C IWrvmis Alter I look the Aral small I.*-. >1.1,1..". llatiMom. T a l l i n . Mad John Bowen, P bottle of IIA D A C O U I knew I had Th ea rttr. Cuba Lineup ■ M V K a TM MAI'»3— a m * lk s Mile the right family formula. Than, I Opt omit rl«t I .till* H lr a . Mo. T v t l o n . A rlen e Turner Wllllanium, LF lot a Urge Hae, Mee W i a n t l a . (rill* «nl**r. H u ll s John Shaw. C F Itoral. r i a l n |i*<1. M « h ( i a n {•had taking It. I work for tha Donald Earnest, RF III Magnolia l'hone II K I U I I T N B M ' t W H U M M l lr kiumblni and hoating company. I l.eo Hiles, 3b H ns pp r J i n , l l l a a a r llort. Ju*t Mtar. Mat started another botlle of H A DA* U l t r a P o w e r. I . u j a r k , T r a d In* Poat. Jim Owens, 88 Miles Hudson, 2b COL, and It is doing mo ao much P o n t " P*ta. r . m l r i l n * T o u c h M I A T I I M A C H — g/isrka Mile Lawrtnca Howard, lb Ju *l In 1‘aaa. I l l s k y tin,In***. U > Larry Barney, C TV* may bo your answer, too, If vara, flh os l W r l l s r , It's Montana, you are suffering from such deficien­ M a r r lloffe. I ' n T „ w n » r , o r ie n t a l Edwin Madden, P Billy Thureton ll lo w . cies. For H AD ACO L suppllea more T I'.X T H n U T — a ilK I I n n , Jimmy Wllaman than the minimum daily require* C h a rs * . **kln Mara. I ll a k r llankle. llucky Howard A D M IR A L menu of VlUm lnt Ih, Do Niacin and A r t f u l |i<,rta*r. H K . Itrrt Hustler, l l a n p r Mlnrta, W h o a T o m m ie , flood Jack llowall Iron, plus helpful quantities of FhoeM O TO R O LA Donald Carter ___________ T rav ele r. phorua and Calcium. And IIADA* C A P K IIA R T COL build* up hemoglobin (when Free llume Demonstration In * la needed) to rush thee# vital klaaamta to every part of your body. Many doctors recommend H A D A ­ HALRM R H RH VIf'K C O L — why not atop at your drug8TEAM JfEATEP 1803 Hanfonl A rt. Ph. 1240 I to d ., T Visit Our ■ K Veteran Relieves Itches and Pains Sanford • Orlando Kennel Club Entries Red Sox Win F irst Game In Lions Club Baseball L e a g u e R Dr. Henry McLaulin Television vonoricn A FLORIDA STATE T H E A T R E # Ijrtx d Refreshment Bar For Candy ft Papcoral Artv. Where M r Training: Camp Notea Iordan Asks Support Of Auburn Alumni lly A S S O C IA T E D PRESS SAN D IE G O , Calif.. M ar. 2 0 (41— If George Metkovtch con­ tinue* his fine hitting ami field­ ing he's a sure fire bet to win ■ regular outfield berth with the PilUburgh Pirates. Metkovirh, ■ left handed hitter, U runner up In the Rura spring exhibition home run derby with threj i»und tripper*, one less than National league home run king Ralph Klm-r. I.A K E L A N f L Mar. S O - i A l — The Detroit Tigers crossed their fingrra today in the hope their spiing training lurk might change. It could be that Virgil (F ire ) Trucks might be the one to change the tide. Detroit haa lost four straight exhibition games. Manager Red Rolfe speculated on using Truck* agalnat the New York Gfanta today. Truck*' mys­ terious had arm kept him on tha bench almost all of laat year. This spring he ha* Indicated Improvement. B U R B A N K . Calif., Mar. 2 0 (41— Rua* Bauer*, M-year-old righthander, finally signed hi* contract with the 8t. I xju Is Brown* yesterday. Th* pitcher, who had a 1.1-6 re­ cord with Baltimore laat year, checked Into camp Friday. He waa dalayad because of teeth extraction*, which required false plate*. THE MIGIITV THUMDFP.Ivn «T0RY O P - FRANK and JESSE JAMES -------AS IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED! E F ltK H IIM A N E L I G IB I L IT Y C H IC A G O , Mar. 20 — DP) — Freshmen will he eligible for varsity sports competition In the Western Conference beginning Sent. 1. Fam ily representatives and athletic directors voted at their closing two-day session yester­ day to lift the ban which had been in effect stnee 1040. , M A H . 20. lt»i»l Europe 1Canny Eddie Stanley Can’t Run Or Hit But Drives Opposition Crazy By J A C K H A N D S T. PETERSBURG. Mar. 20 - f/P) - Eddie Stanky relishes the role of National League "brat." By worrying the pitcher*, annoy­ ing the hitler* and outimarting the enemy, he earns hi* $V).000 salary with the New York Giant*. “Sure I'm a ba»* on hall* hitler.” he said. "It’s no iniull. I’ve been In baseball 17 year* and" led most every league In walks. With my physical makeup, It’s the best I can do. I'm n»t a powerful man or fast. Bo I get by «m what I have.Stanky learnrd the value nf a keen-eyed Iradoff man fmm Milt Stock, hi* former managrr at Macon and now his father.In.law "E v rry pennant winner has to have a good leadnff man and a good relief pitcher,” he said. “ I'm the guy who ha* to he on base for the good hitter* to drive home." Eddie, of rourae, is more than it "the guy who haa to he on »#." An aggressive, brainy veteran with the kiack of being In the right spot at the right time, Stankyy at .1.1 it the key to the Giants infield. He can't hit but he averaged .300. lie can't run hut he hit into only eiht doubleg plays. He can't throw hut he handled the lull In 128 double play*. That's why there was deep concern In the Giant camp when S Stanky suffered a "hairline frac­ ture” nf the left wrist in his Prat exhibition game. N «w they say he'll to- hark at work In a w e e k , Q Stanky drove Ihe league rraxy last summer with h i. annoying windmill ralisthenlr* nrmind sec­ ond ha*r. They had to write a new rule into the Imok to cover hi* antics. He saw pull hitter Bob Elliott nf lloston n k an umpire to move out of hia linr nf viaioii t.. him' tha pitched. Bn .Stanky moved into the same spot. He waved hi* hand* to add to the ronfusbrtt. E lliott struck nut. D When Eddie tried it In Phila­ delphia against Andy Seminirk, another pull hitter, the Phils ob­ jected When he refused to stop he Was tnsse.l out of the h*f| game. Recently the rulrs rnmmittea decided that Its regulation* ban. ning fared play or making a tra­ vesty of the game covered tho situation. _ -■ - -_____________________________¥ TONIGHT—WKDNKSDAY M O V I E L A N D . RIDE-IN THEATER 2 S H O W S — 7— 1) I*. M . REGULAR A D M IS S IO N $ PRICKS MRJESTIC*SinCERE Beautiful beyond words 8T. PETERSBURG, Mar. 20 (41— Larry Jansen appears to he aa rffsctlVa a pitcher thla year as ha waa a year ago for the New York Giants. He worked five scoreless InnInga agalnat Itha Boston Rad Box yesterday In tha Giants' 8-1 deyielded only one hit. fast and yh Altogether he haa pitched a tout of 11 innings to dale ami allow­ ed only one run. ORLANDO. Mar. 2*1— </!*»— 'T he Nats, loaded with four ratchera, are going to yet rid of one of them— either Frank Racks, a .600 hitter from the Rally league, or Hal Keller. " It ’s up to 8ocka to heat Keller for the third Job," manager Rucky Harris soya. Sack*, down with th* flu the •*tl few days, gets a chance thla week to show what he can do. Harris apparently haa de­ cided to keep l,en Okrle on the ■quad aa his No. 2 man behind the plate. And Mlrkey Grass" her the starting apol nailed down. ful. " It was Just oar of those things. "Under tha rlrrumstanees, It (naignlitg) waa In th* heat tntorasta of all." 8tltel»r waa beatup Dec. IB, 1060, shortly after he arrived In Hoostoa ta attend a banquet for Agfla Mown In nearly a decade. FIRESTONE STORES 111 EAST 1ST 8T. S A N H )K I> , F L A . PLASTIC RAINCOATS Dally! TUESDAY & W EDNESDAY! A N B U R N , A u T " Mar. 20— bP) — Ralph Jordan, Auburn's new head football coach doesn't want sympathy. He want* th* support of all Auburn alumni in rebuild­ ing the Tig e r football fortunes. Making hia first public apstance since taking over herit week, Jordan told members of the Auburn Kiwanls club yes­ terday: " I have a lot of faith in A u ­ burn and am optimistic about the future. I want no sympathy, hut do need th,- support ami help of all Auburn mrn and womrn In Ihe tremendous task ahead." The former Georgia line coach <igned a five-year contract a* hr ad mentor hero last month. He succeeded Karl Brown, whose 1050 team lost every game for the first time In Auburn history. Jo r­ dan Is a foru.w. ksr renter and assistant coach here. TA M P A , Mar7*20— (A’>— Cincin­ nati won Its exhibition handily from the Boston llraves yester­ day, walloping them 14-2. But the victory coat the Beds the service* of a bright young pros­ pect for a while. Newcomer W ally Poat. Just up from tha Tula* farm club, turned hi* ankle attempting to atop short Puppetry spread over between third base and home. Ilr probably w ill be out of ac­ from Italy. tion 10 days. Poat looks like a cinch to stick and wind up aa a regular Reds outfielder. ISM I P. H* Coat* TU ES D A Y , - _ J . LADIES W1T1I HOOD |.B6 SIX PIECE 99c FO R 38c SOCKET SETS CHILDREN 1.98 VALUE ALL STEEL SAFETY BOX .................... 1.19 SPECIAL . “L — ^ .................. ' a . <f— t P L A S T IC HANDY PLASTIC 89c VALUE 1.49 SPORT JACKET YARD OR LEAF RAKES VALUB 49c SEAT COVER TO K IT 1.49 M OST CARS WR H AVE A FEW TRADE IN W ASH ERS — REFRIGERATORS — BIKES A N D OUTBOARD MOTORS TO SELL OUT AT REAL LOW PRICES 10 R A C E S h k u t t k * iM i I I W W w l I • REG. 1.09 BHANNI T 0 R I 6 I T • y ■ a H i M y BaaMa I Q e h M tt 8U0RTLY SOILED 4 0 7 GOUT1 l * 7 COVERS SET OF 8 BAG r a H H _ Boa leaves T i l l p.m. Cor W al A Coort lurks THF GREAT M IS S O U R I RAI D REG. 18.60 SALT W ATER ____ REELS *10 WENDELL -mwuVto COREY WARD BOND—ELLEN DREW -H I I O R T S U B J B C T f t C A H TO O N — -W IA P K A R O T " M l f l R T - T O l . I . W I * B P O R TS P A R A DUB** I BIKE (1 4 .9 6 ) (8.85). FLY FLY BIKE HANDLEBARS REG. 39.96 VALUE G O LF CLUB i WALL PAINT 57* LEATHER - - o n GOLF BAG 1 5 BASEBALL CAPS m m . I 12 M O N T H G U A R A N T E E A U T O j BATTERY §.45 EXCH. VISIT OUR N EW PA IN T DEPARTM ENT. COMPLETE LINE I N S I D E AND 0UTB1DE PA IN TS A N D l*A iN T E 88 SU PPLIES. C O M E IN A N D LOOK IT I 1 » ■ * - \ . . •'1-» M a jf t a j'. |*< OVER. 1 t i e ■ - • ** i 4. T f -r ' ' 1811 5: v �=J THE ■ T U E S D A Y M A R . 20, 1951 lo r y bid bond executed by Ilia bid* der tinil i r i t p t a l i l v m r e tlv o in *iti • m m in t f*r)u) in f|v« i>*r r « n t of th * Legal Notices • W tlM i* v iT % T in \ l,* » H w o r k m m lo w H i:tr im in AM I I'M *h«li b« lutimltlni with each bid •a flirt Hrcurlty nut* flianforda d r « r ^ * r d . on this I H h •»*> or Alar* h A ! » . t i l l I t O l I K I l T M III \ N F < ‘ ltl» AdmlnlMrulor of the *■ta le of H u M « C I Tfm «l i e fill blJder will !>• I 'U M I M I rtfiulr e il to furnl* h a h y m r M an d : r h i : m »:h t o i n r m il n t u i' i k u i i t * o . ri.a .-ia -i « A * r m tn . m m . IDA 1. The llouilht Authorlii of ih. C i t y of Hoof old. Fliillilo Hill ir c .lt . m i i o I bid* for (hr furnlihlnir »i ■II labor. material* equipment «od M it iiM rr<|ulr*d In perform all landscape work for lr .« -Itmt llouaIns nroJ*i t No P ld iltll> A -l«-l. ton•I.link of fm y flv r l.'i) unroluri rolli r r t r block .tuples Nltd . oh hot)*. IBS building- <..nfolnlng on. hun­ dred l« » n t y -f ll. 1 1 1 1 ) ilwrlllMJ A n il* . i * ii i ll uio .lor* nondorll. “ ns unit building-, until I.J m l* M D u n 'll), April It, l? :t, ,<t rity lu ll H a n fo r d , Plot Id a, *1 w h i r l . l i n o ofol (data all bid* mil 1~ public))' opened P t i f o r m i n f f B o n d In th* * m ou nt of U n a 1 1 tin lift'd pier rent fl( H t% ) of I h r contract. 7 A t t e n t i o n |« called In Ih# fact that niti let* th an the m i n i m u m eil* ar t* « a n d « « « # • ■* aet f o r th In t h r j4|ie* ifh n t i « n « must ha paid on thla i i t o j f d I T h r l l u u t l n g A u th o r i ty of t h « t'tty of Hanford. Flo ri da r f i r r V f * the r i g h t to reject a n y or all hide n r to waive an y infur malttle * In the tilddtng > N o bid *!mtl h* w i t h d r a w n for a of f N I t11 tl*1 dajra Mib*e» fluent til thw tt|i*iiiiiM of I•* m l l f r out I tie i o n « t n t of th r •Ing A u - •horny of the iTly F lo r i d a *«f Hmnford* »|i I'M IN* I A t ^ T I t n l l t T V « » f T i l t : C I T r O K M A N K n lt l* . F U n ilU A I ty : ll T t'nwaii t^tialrman Mar h U . I l i l . drevaaed. A O T Ifi: OK I A T I! A TIIIA lltanf* rd. TO IP - r i.r ro n »:a a i t w i :a t of i p i u u i . i .i.o m i r i in: m » a t i:it a i a <« T i l l : T o n a o f I ttAO1%Ol»It, FI.OH III %. \ W lAlt lF AI. I 0111*011ATIOA. Notice I* haretyy g l r e n that the tinder*lgne*| w i l l apply In the Flor­ ida L e g i t l a t u r e at It* regular m l HeMAioit ft*r pa«*ag e i»f te rt gln *pe* d l l legislation, w h h h %i~« Ml |eg|*. U t l o n ftliall h a t e for it* purpoec the follow fog Auth riling Ihe Town fh .uiu ll of tSi* T mo i * *.f laitig oood , Ftorlda, I m a r l a* a A lu n tilp .il I 'r II ro»uen| T a t Adjiiettfieni H o a r d pr* *. rih in g it* |h « w er *. fPMie* And limitation*., pre •cTlblng I h r le n g t h f time » i . h Hoard - h a ll ••at to e t U t e m e, prot i d i n g f**r „* i 'liu lt man and la r y of -a id M.*nrd atol author i n n # an d road aloud I I t li K rrei-l he au l.m ll te .l jrt r n Bill a t . on l b . f o r m - | " . p , i . . l m l -aid l!*-ard to .idfu«| »#ifD* and f u r n l - b . d Ity the le.. .1 AolhorM), cotTipn'tnle* oe rta ln l a t e - a ini Earn r o p y of I h r Irid m o -1 l>. o . •lal R**P»*nirnD c o m p a n l r d by an A f f ld . i t II. i p u t . l*-te*! *M « *<||, ,|4jr #,f ^ r l « . m e n ) of lllddrr'a g u a l i r i . a llo t. - and r u a r r A. I* |> il C n n d m . n l I'urrenl l*1ti.tm lal k l a l r t i i i : h o a r d <*f c o f n t y « y » m * T o w n of L o n g « ood, Florida manl In addition. . a . h Hid mti.t It IHH | o \ H l t H of Hemlnotr «*..iir»tj H r J n n n i e t: t l r a j . be ai t'oni|H.hlrd It) I till H n i ir lt > aa F lo r i d a , wil l f f i r U r hid* .*t *he f " . In I h - r*i if I. i ii „ n Flevli'a Office |t» the C ourt llotiae I H K A LT)o w n f 'l e r k ^ .••*''1'! a l l u r e in lo m p ly w i t h t b r . o at Han font. «»n »»r Iwfore I n'rtoc W l a lo n ntty It. r n n - l d e r c d a* I* V A p r i l 2nd m i tot the f o l l o w ■ round* for tlio rojritiun of |||.| Dim 1 l.'omplal* *iir, h i 111.,rt- idan* Oi*e i j |fin fill til!|1 t u n 'l l | i y and tddilins do, .norm- m on ri|> « r t u n model Of Hit* Itffli - Ilf !bo IflMl. Ilid TIi r Ih*mfdl I r *'i1*%r '• < I he r IM!V!t tr» I h o l l l ) of Ida 1*11* of Panford Plot Id* at Ho. to : " l M e l. , P tt uidlhg Han ford. Plot I d , m d h i n . mi , of K l t n n J ll onah i i, t j t ti.n Mart at A ll P.iofor d A l l a n ) , ll o n a l Dash Building, Han I V forldr .irid tfo I ' t n u a l f , tola lltillrlrr*1 lltthan sr-. j o j - j o t I h.nii. rr of (.'ntmiiiri e Itulld lo g, tn la od o P l o r l d a ; tha T a m il * ll u ll d rr * ' c h ange . I 'h u m h rr ..t t'oimnrrrn ■ l u l l . line Ta m p* . P lo i ld a Ih . |ia> >»"» ll ra i h tlulldar** P i. h.m rr l i a y l u n a Ilea. h. P l o r l i i . I t'oplaa of tho du iii nrnl* may ba o b ta ined by ilr |io* iiln« ||)>»n m m th a Ifoualna A u t h o r i t y of th r i ll* of Hanfotd. 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W H O M 11 %| % V t I* A l F i t A * N o tic e la h erein g lt e a that ltt> that to* filed hi* petition for fin al rr|M>rI ah A dm tnt*tr At or «>r the c« fate til duple f" lllanf'Mtif, <|o e a » r d , that he f ll* tl hi* p|: it In ii for fin al dlicharaie. «n.| that h r w il l a p p l j tn the ffrimirahfe Dotigla* Kt en et ro m. J i id g a of Hemlnrda ih i u r ii y . i A . . rilflad . In k or bank .Irafl, CF olourritly the lo th day of A p r i l l»A) ttirir in iti* ||i»i|E|nc Authority A l»d„a , I fan i l . fr.r appro va l of * t|*|e «»f fh*- «'i*i of tnfortf f’if.rl'lA an d for fin al <IU. harge m* A d m l n l a ^ t . tloya rwtn. at la.n.l, ... , al l. fa r • Ir a tit r of the eetate *»f o I’ A O L S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A W ItcNy SW" not eased in Five M lnutes!f Trllttlw *M>n'i Mlltt* rlla l.tklaf i*t t* li*|*M n S*rli<« Rlfh, Atklrtr’* Fh i . Itikit* at I i i w w *i laM ) t Wit*. It t o n • you ** iM «j. 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T h e k 'lco lly Our llra.ly Mitr.1 O n u ir lr wilt hi'lp you i|.pil up ymir Irilll.iintI -rhriliilr. 11 tpke* thr las nut uf . very pha*u uf ran- I' (iiiilri ito A c m m i lorn ii tie w n le r .ntiitnniiiiiiitiiiiii, tiii* ii*-ii UVD This finer wrviee in nviiilnblr for your home. I'hniip IM I Snv-A-fins wen ice beyond the kiis mnina. Cel full informiilion nt our ulflcr, 210 Eusl 1st Street. Try HERALD Wnnt Ads Florida Home For Renlti Tfc* r*IM«1*a i *I m apply fa •U Waal A*. pafcMakpS ia Tha ■aafarS * R M i t > € aa lima I * yrr IlM hu.rtlH liar* l|p par llaa lairrllM llm»a k pa* ttaa laa#rltaa limp* ap p** llaa la**rtjpa n«P maria i f Ha llaa. D m M * ra*a h r M a r k farm . apl THONE 148 W a a l K M w ill »r a r t . I ka l) *t> t « a t a a am a a ra a * Ham rkarRt If y a a r aam a la ll alaS la Ih* rrlr p b a a * haak. la r * l a r a la* thta « r r . M M * f a t l . « Ih* aft a rr ta p r la a i y w l r f la pay p r * m p ) ly . ta a r S a r t a r aa la n a f r r rfc* h*al paaalhl* artalr*, al l W a a l AH* maat b* l a a a r a l flap aa Ih* Say h v fa r* p a k ll r a - IlM*. n r a a r aa ilf r aa I m m a A la lr ly I f mm *r*ar m a n l a yaar M . W * aaaaat k* raapaaatbl* far ■aar a I k a a a a* l l t a m t l laaar- THE HER A I*D SANFORD V K L A K A A r M M K N T H . Ro o m mod RtorM U S W . F ir il Blruat l*hooe iDD-W. I room m ikjarn hmiw i jnll*« mil. . Phon* H92-R. F r o w n furniihrH a p a rlm rn l.‘All cusvcnlencci. H m iU » fiom Sanford. Phoi.a OHO nr 132.1. biroo-room furniihrd apartmrni — tin** tn— alult* only. Apply 317 I’almrltn A vr. # 4 ro»tn, K ltrh m fllr, hathroum. M rt. S. II. C.:.-=p, Kim Arr. W A N TED — I nr logt delivered to our mill. Brown Flullder* Supply (Ta.. Mfg. Dlv* Phone 4131. Ml. Dora. H a " W A N T E D : Cnfumlahed Doe *.r two room* by tha year. W. K. . |— R E A L K S T A T K F O R 8 A I.K -3 CO LO R ED F O L K S We are dlipoalng nf our colorfl property In Sanford a r e a C H E A P . Lola aa low aa 110 down. $5 month. Iteth DeBoe, P. 0 . B oi IlM , Sanford. _ E a R e "F r o n t home a— U R A L K S T A T K FOII S A I.B — < 3— A R T IC L E S FO R S A L E - 5 12 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S H u N K W 4 IJ.Him l.ou»i'. Call after V E G E T A B L E S , l.lvi*l(K>k a n d RO OF WORK of all kind*. Kavee 5ijW .l5 r.2 U -2 . Miscellaneous. Sanfonl Farm ­ nn.l Gutters Repaireil aed Faint­ A 1 TR A C TTIV K 2 Itnl It.mm home, er’* Ala i* m Market. ed. N iw Rcrnf* applied. Painting apacimta living nlrt-ly Maple high chair, crib, ratriage nml coating. Snnfurd, Ph. liiml.-t np. il, 2 car Karate. Tcrim.. |D9ft-W. R. R. Arkenburg. good condition. 2(8) French Ave. A . If. C A E R E N K W M A S O N R Y HOMIf. 2, IlnJ a I’A 'IITM K N T also Electric Htovc. W A T C H and Clock Repairing. A ll l ’rraident work guaranteed. Iteasonabld , very [good ronditiun, 411 MngUrHi’tia, Clcr-trir K ild u n . tar prlrc*. F. M. English. Jr.. 325 Inr^r rnrticr lot, nrai hv <ual- 1njlia Avenue. Sanfonl Ave. Phone IlM . munity. M.5fW),W. I)h* half ta«h. To pc, { v A L N U T dining room sufte.'TtS \V. lat Kt. after 6 P.M. Contractor, builder, rarnenter and hnlam* like r**nt... i11» jjjn i,, masonry work. Sprcialiling In ^ A ltffn * K 8 W A N T K U — 6 tooling. No job to small nr •J OK.U RO|IM 'lio n . rk 1 large. 3f. D. Rmidstey, Sanfonl, h »'f h n th O u m ,!# We buy. M il 4 trad* used Rt. 2. Itox 399. Phone Wintri nearby community, |9i35 furniture. WIWon-Maier FttrnlPark 262987. frt.iuKVi*)' ( ' m Ji , balance like lor* r . . X U E '*1 Phone 951 OZARK IK E J. « . IIA 1.1.. Kraliar rAl.N TIN t* «n*l Interior DfrordlITnrida Slat* Hank ini;. 1*1. t I n w o r k jruarnnVr»'(| ftHELP W A N TED (fit.'iim l F lw r l A l flffcrerue* Maurice A. 1 ink, Wanted: grochry ca-hler, experirt0| Wruit t(H 111. httP#!, ‘klfltj. ftfiiil. ITIII uk Station ami Htoro cu cnee preferred but not Here* for *atc oi m il al Pill K.rrc! vary. Apply Mr. Whatley, | j “ N O TH i s - p e r s o n a I.H - 1.1 anil Satfnr*!. Impiir* K. P. 211 n*i) cllo. ____ D A Y N U R S E R Y Now Open C. A. W IU IIU O N . Kll. VYANTKI)— alrl for fountain and Children. Call llu | Opening RpaRnr drug deft. IjinayV Drug Store. 20 niorr children. IIO M K S H O M B 8 IT K 8 Waltre-* wanted al Toui hi.m P A IN T A N D IIO liY WORK ACRKAGB CJROVK8 Drug Company. Apply to Mr. Roy Reel, 30)'. W’eat 2nd. Blteet. R A N C H KB— R AN C H L A N D Sanf'.rd. Phone 1«35. Expert BUI Ibefore 11:00 A . M .______ A ll type* of Real Katate Work by expertcfieeil men. f'hom- 1281 I lt> 8. Park A v r W O M EN make extra money al hom>'. Bew our ready rut "Rap- E A S T E R S P E C IA L S — S A M tHID 5— New- horn.'* near completion, MOM \N S E X C H A N G E A -Round". Easy — Profitable will he available immediately. Hollywood Mfg. Co., Hollywood, Easter Gift*, Aree-sorle* and Ea ter mivrllies, Werr-Maid Ali'ip, Calif. I.ok*' front bom.-, ami take front Ufiim Pa I. Avenue YOUNG. aggres-lve salesman lu.meritea, near Bnnford. ------------* !“ ---------Btendy work w ilh many oppor­ 13— N O IIl H S-I’ ER SO N A L 't — 1» tunities for advancement. No Ramhe* ami ranch land from 50 layoff*. Varallon with pay. File arrc .1 In in.noo arre*. Improvnl M A R Y 'S I.E N D IN G I.IHRAHV stone Store*. or unlmprove*! 1200 Mngmdla I* now open Mon thru Fri in to 12 A M . 3 to )i .% room h»u*e wilh all Impiove- F U L L E R B R U SH CO has an c»tabllshed route open In Sanfonl P.M. Bat. 4 to 0 P.M. nietii: Iju g e gauge off l^m nn for man with car. Can nvrrsar P U R S E di-appeared from llolL llluff Road. Pal Daly, tHIeen. 170 week lo star* ami chance for wood Shop M»ed*v ronlaintnF A R M — 3V acrea on »e*t able. 1« managership. Write 1l<> K valuable* lw iiie* money. R< t i r t i tiled and under rriltlvatbrn. South Bt.. Orlamlu, phone 20372 waril if ftnd»r will return pe» u alnry 3 lus|i)u>m home. Tenant after 7 P.M. soijal ronlenlv. Mrs. II. (*. YV.* hou*«. Barn and all neeev-nry te n , Tel 272 farm eoillnmenl neeilnl tn oper­ R n U T E M A N . Apply Seminole l>Ty Cleaners, 2IK Magnolia L O S T C.'hlM'i red coal on French ate InclriHed (larntr wt*h)-a to Avenue. ■ell ami will nut refine any rea■ Ave, Monday. Reward. "IMI -enable offer. I W H IT E G IR L S for ruth aervlca Maple Ave. or call 171 J. RD TlH ttT A. W ild 11 MB. Real!or at Pig and Whistle .Also 2 eo|. BROW N W A L I .E I. Sal Eve. p . Rjj-rr.nr.d P. I.::3d5ctt, Ai-*aeUte need girls for klichen. Must I* Piggly Wiggly, with importsot Phone 1573 Allaullr Rank lllda. 21 years of age. Phone 1352, or i rard* only Please return t *f i-all In person. James 4!. Walden, 1100 Pecan j y _ A R TIC I.K .S TO R B A l.K -—i Avenue. W A N T E D . Eirpeei#ne*<l m a id . m i l l s s w a p s n o r - 4 0 5 5:. 41b — ^ — r. A U T m t O IIII.E S 15Bl We Buv. Bell ur Trad* most > 'W O R K W A N T E D anything, Pbona l * - f R E N T A CAR. tl drive It hv dav. Furniture and oilier Mlsrellaneoua B AB Y B IT T E R . Re*t of Refeien week, nr season English Fordre*. Mr*. M. Fnlkentierg, 41H'k J ami American Ford*, sedan-, article*. Call Vahle* Hotel Apt. I'almetto Ave riaiage Apt station wagon* and convertible-. SSI._________ _________ t Air irk land-Morrison, Jnr , F. Flower plant*, tinnia*. marlgoid*. Watch and .lin k rrpaiting. Butov t First BL____ ______________ watch factory method* used and aster*. Hra. Ralph GoodLower price*. Fellow* Home Ih t liifiO- 2 Ion ihalg* Truck wIG. ■peed, Monroe Hd., Sanford. Shop, 1700 Hant»*rd_Avenue. rh o n eO M -W . van body and 2 speed axrl. 17 ,188) actual mile*. Bee at Beautiful walnut antigue banquet Laukdry Son* n l my home. Madden's Corner, Longwood. O rlru d e Pinkney, 700 Ea*t 7lh. table (4 generation* old). I’honc IIO -X -J . * __________ II HP EN DA (IL K U S E D T lll'C K S I t - 8 F m A L ' H E R V lt w r — 12 11*17 Dodge 1 Ion Blake, . 5750.00 Geranium*, Baby Doll Rosea, W'hlte 1947 Dodge % ton Pick-Up $745 (et Dog Wood trees, and Day Lillies V E N E T IA N B U N D S made le 1947 Ihvlge % ton Pick-Up 1025 East 4th Bireet. _______ order. Seminole Venetian B 'm r’ Express, 5895.0*1 ROCK L A T H . H IIK S T ROCK. V o W 3rd St Phm • 1917 Inwlge *1 Ion Pick-Up ItVuh lS) Co. N A H .8 . P IP E, S T E E L IM M E D n iiv.v ________________ SASfl.nd IA T K D E L IV E R Y . P H O N E O R l.A N IH l Moinh.g Sentinel, Dt- |04)i Dodge I Ion Stake S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y MOTORS M o 0 -I4 3 »-N .Y .q _ Undo Evening Star. Call Ralph M9 E. 1st Bt reel Phone IP! I T U X E D O F E E D S . Com Nav 11AK-.I D E P E N D A B L E U 8 K D CARS llu n l’a Tuiedo Feed ATT- T Y P E S of Hoildoter Work. 1949 Ford Custom 2 door "CONCRteTK HEWKB PIP* Rrasmuble Rate*— Free Esti­ sedan. Radio amt Heater$139(1 no leptlc Tanka. Grease Trope. Dry mate*. Carpenter A Grocey. 1944 Plymouth Deluxe, X Tanka, Tank Cradle*. Supping Pho-ve 1301 M o. * «* J pas*, coupe. 1109ft on Atones, Bench**, Flower Potn, 1943 Dodge Custom 4 door Block*. Window ellls and llntala. W O O D W O R K IN G — C a b in e t s . sedan. tltM."** Counter*, Shelrea, etc. to order. Concrete Floors, Machine fin­ Bmall boats, built, repaired, re- 1947 Dodge Club Coupe, ished. Fro* Estimate*.__ Radio ltl«5.n*i finlihed. C. Vail 1413-J. M IR A C L E C O N C R E T E CO. 1945 Plymouth Special Delux* 1555 Call Pbona 1051 for 4 door sedan . . $396 O ' All Type* O f Book Work. FLORIDA Glant^p*p|W^ plants, S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y M OTORS Mary MeKInne Inney Bookkeeping 519 East IxL Btreir ^ wPhmm H U iikBoadJo Lot 430 X W F t., Cleaned Reach, 2-Bednemia. Living room, Beth. Kitchen. I!reakfa*t Nook, U tility room. Some finiahing to ^ be done on house. A loo several # ' Lake Front Lot* for Sale. W. J. : W f le r , U k a Mary, Fla. _____ Ifewly built, 4 room stucco home. 451 Boat Grave* Avenue. WTOO Seller will furnish mortgage. Bog 51, Orapgr Cjjly. Fla £ O T 45, FViri Mellon. Im i Sort inn. 5345.00, 150.00 Balance ca*y. L O T S on French Avenue in High­ land Park, 5100.00 each. 150.00 down, balance eaay. Poal Office Boa 1555, Banford. F la. s: T R A lU a t B .1. C H E E K |ii*triii Itrprt»rntaU*i! 210 Eiisl 1st Si red lt\ K.IV C n tK I �| i ■<ws i » ■■aa.:*?oipaa ■ M M PACK NTX TUB HANFORD IIKWAI.I). 8ANFOHI). FUHMItA Montgomery Named (Caotlaocd from Page One) Venders i t • Ia 'r r date. Command ef tho land forces. South, rn Euro pa, will b« assigned to an Italian general. Tha b o a dquarter* announce­ ments Mid thal Eisenhower would Orgenlxation to transfer to hla a«k tho five power D n iu e U Treaty Supreme Headquarter* A 11 I r d Power: Europe (S H A P E ) thr re­ sponsibilities of the Brussels Part Defen># Orangixatlon which Fi.ld Marshall Montgomery haa l « n mad* with th* concurrence of the tommandinr at Fontainebleau. The appointment* today were Standing group of the North At* Untie Trra ty Organlratlnn. Tho onnnunrrmrnt .aid fleneral ELenhower emphasised “hla jrra* tltudo to thr arvrral naliona for making available aurh distinguishod representatives. H r frrl* that ho haa a first data tram, our fully capable of meeting tin* grave m ponulhlllirg imposed upon mrn <taalla»«4 / r* a h i * Oaa) and govrrnmrnta accepting a»ration wai not given. aignm rnti of thia type." In Seoul It.rlf mine* wor* being The new appointment* “round out the organlratlnn of Supreme c le a n d from the streets and road­ Headquarter* iteelf,” thr anrmunrr* way* while the rtce ration* wore mrnt raid. doled out to long lines of civilian* Western European defense will i On the w r.t central front ROK be organlxed around thtro geo (It> public of Korea) aoldiera led graphical area*: the northern, ren- the Allied advance. A P correitral and southern sectors, who.i- piindrnt William C. 'laniard Mid boundaries hate nut yet turn p iu the oulh Korean* made the deep­ cisely outlined. Then ventral ■<i • en pentratlon of Communist line*. Activity on the eait-cent rat tor probably will cover only France front wa. confined to patrol akirand thr* low countries. The appointment of Montgomery miihea a field dl.patch Mid an o* EUrrinowet'* deputy imd l>>*en American patrol found about 100 expected. In the joh the fumed CotiununiiU dug in on tha high "M o n ty" who won glory in Hritain’a World War II campaign ini will he to aid and advlic El*enNorth Africa, will t,o in charge lower in coordinating the overall of training, equipping and prepnr A ir Force effort*. He 1* a veteran ing national force* ullutted to] of ulr warfare In hoth world w an, Central Elsenhower. and .Incr C)c tolier, 1040, ha* been A ir Chief Marshal Saunders' Jul* R A F Inspector-general. War In Korea Get a S t udebaker truck and really cut costs! The stand-up stamina that you wantl Free from pas-wasting excess bulk I Flnatl cab In an y Iruckl lam level Hoar with rarlowd *af(tr steps. Will 1 [a n n u o u .t with ■’fingertip" ««t* trol and Ad)uWo-Ah srar-5 !,"% arm m u . Two mo visor,. Dual wind* He »aid the main resistance was met Monday on a road running northeast of Hongchon. Although withdrawing behind thr old boundary between North and South Korea, the Communists hinted they plan to return some day. The Red Korean radio nl Pyongyang railed on Korean ynuth* to rUe against the United Nations during a "world youth week" to start Wednesday. The radio railed on Korean youth of both *eie* to "rise against the enemy" and "start people'* riot* everywhere." "Take away the gun from tho American enemy and (Korean president) Hyngman Rhee'a group and shoot them in the breast," tha radio Mid. South Korean soldiers were urg­ ed to turn on U . N . soldiers "Tn a righteous uprising and rem t to the people'] rmy. arm “ ■ (Communist) (C A P correspondent Nate Polocoir spoor wetxky reported from the central front that the Allies Monday found one of the war's biggest hauls of Red arms and ammunl^ tlon. Much of it was buried, In­ dicating (he Reds planned to usd It at a later date. The cache in. Hurled 10 hewltiers, 24 martaraj 40 machine guns, nearly 400 rifleq and seven rocket launchers. Mountain climbing Marine* ii the central sector advanced slow ly northward, presumably towar Chunehon. Chunrhon Is a former Chinese headquarters only eight mUva couth of 00. Ik e M fih A ir Force flew record 860 portico Monday.__ Look ot that trim, tlook, streamlined dot Ifni That'* ano roaion a Studabakor truck It I stand-out In low-cot) operation, Painitaklng mailor croft*manthlpput* w#er* resisting long Ilf# into ovary detail of ovary Studabakor truck. But there's no *up«rflueu* dead weight to watto your gatellno. Studabakor truck* com* In *ls*« and who*l bato* for hundred* of hauling nood*. Two great Studabaker-built truck engines— the Icon-o-mltor— rha high torque Power*PIu* — ire marvati of «mooth performance. ULtiAM MOTOR CO. 1401 FRENCH AVE. ground overlooking Iho river north of Pungam. Artillery and olr attack* forced lb* Rada to withdrew. Twelve B-29 Super forts Tuesday pounded Hamburg on N orth Ko* rca'a emit ro u t. Four other Super* forte hit a bridge near Knwon, South of Hamburg, Field dispatches indicated the Allies were advancing agalm t re­ treating Communlita all along tha front. Censorship was lifted on tho rapture of tha Chungbyong re­ servoir and power station IS mile* noriheaat of Seoul. They were raptured intact three days ago. United Nation* troop*, the Eighth Arm y (aid, have advanced beyond that point. Moderate rear-guard action wa* reported during the day. Chinese ■ml North Korean Communlita were reported at three widely* separated point*: east of Uojongbu, which U 12 m” *s north of Seoul; northeast of llangye on tho central front, and north nf Al* lled-hrld Kangnung on the ear.t ra n k The Rrds have thrown up read block* in some place* to delay the U. N. advance. From the central front A P correspondent Tom Bradshaw re­ ported evidence the Chinese were only trying to *low down lh U . N . advance until they ran com­ pute thrir withdrawal ninth of P H O N E 1570 TlfK HD AY M A IL 20, ItlSI Atomic Tests (CeallaaeO P r m rase One) be "coming along later on." IleH declined to say wnen asked if they would be held at Enlwetok. The "testing season'' al En lwetuk— h um the standpoint of the weather begin* late In March. Tha prevailing wind* blow from the southeast then. Thus Hullo* active dust and spiay fiom an atomic blast would drift away from inha hi le<l areas of the M ar­ shall Island and from Hawaii, 2,000 miles to th r east. Enlwetok is in the Marshall girup. O’Dwyer Claims tCaatla*-ea ream »■•** Oae| probers, O ’Dw yer said it had been quite impossible” for him lu keep detailed tab on gambling and rackets. He said he depended “on the In­ tegrity" of Id* subordinate*. Prodded by Halley, hn conceded he once railed off one rsrkrt\,inti'stigatinn on udvlrr of hb aides because it wan "Interfering with police Dior ah1." “ You certainly suspected police corruption?” he wa* n>krd. "I was worrier! for fuur yrars," said the former mayor. “ I knew I wa* sitting on n powder hrg and anyone who I* In city hall Is sit­ ting on a powder keg. Yon know bow difficult it I* to put your fin­ ger on it." (I'ltw y rr, testifying for the *ec. oi.d day in the packed, klieg.light­ ed hearing room, said that In Ibid, he became aware that “palin’ at that time were unable to cope with the gangster-murder situation." He Mid he set up a special In vestigation by former Deputy I'o lice Commissioner F ra n k Hals, bul but aeon called It off after ex-Pollc* Commissioner A rth u r Watlandei said it was "disturbing morale." Digging into the mysterious death in the early '40'» of Abe Relea, a key witness In the old Mur­ der. Inc., mob prosecutions, llallcr demanded If Hals, In charge of the men gu railing Itelra, was not at fault. RFC Inveatiffation I C n l l t i M ream Pace Os* I ilrnlnvd it. He also disputed Mr*. Smoot's story. In addition to gathering testi­ mony on this point, the senator* decided at their closed session to continue their inquiry indefinitely. “ " ghl ( D -A r k ) had Chairman Fulbrlght favored winding ■ ig It it up by "Mar. dl, hut the sis other members over ruled nlm. Oldsters Gain Power IC M t d s M Pram Page Oaa) doing research for tha State's re­ tirement village plan, told tha conference ■ study of St. J'rterslu rg retiree* showed the most popular recreations among them are card playing, gardening and fishing. Shuffleboard wa* fourth on the list of sports but first on th>- li t of organised reerrathms. Webber said thr oldsters of St. Petersburg— a favorite haven for thr rlrd rrly — include former Skill­ ed worker* for the most part. There are not a great many for­ mer professional people and few retired farmers. Small businessmen are plentiful. Webber’s study la part of hla research on the villages. The state is hoping private capital will build the communities as center* for pensioner* with low Incomes. The imall rentals would help keep oldsters off the state welfare rolls. Gasoline T axes T ourist Party I I s s IIm M Pram P m * S m I taw, still would make the individ­ ual user responsible for the tax. He could get a permit am) pay the tax directly, or pay the dealer when be Uiughl his gas and let the dealer remit to the state. Each dealer would be required tn nuskr monthly report* and tax remittances. If he sold to a private u frr with a state permit, be would report the user's permit n u m W and volume nf purchase* and the state would have a check on the tax payment. (Continued from Psge One) W o , N. II., were winners in sing­ ing “ Sweet Adeline", Mr. Stevens ilm sang several solos including “The Uow orv" with hi* own ac­ companiment. Featured entertainers were Peg­ gy W right, who played “ Mslguena” and two youthful tap dancers fiom the Duxbury school, June Jennings and Joe Andrews. The orehestra Included H a rry Wester, piano; Dave Shannon, vlo. lin; Rill M artin, bass; and W . R. Connolly, banjo and cello. DR. C. L. PERSONS Optsaaetriat EYES EXAMINED III 8 Palmetto A**. GLASSES F IT T E D |Ants W ith Wings! May Be I T E R M I T ESI Be Sure To Call or Write To-day For F R E E Inspection FIDELITY Exterm inating Co. Orlando P H O N E — 2-1211 PHONE—2-18.12 Nl*rht & Sumluy 313 North Main Street . . . for y o u r needs MISSES* P A T E N T PLASTIC HAND BAGS L IT T L E INFANTS* R O B ETTE RAYON DRESSES Darling for the M IS S E S ' PLASTIC HAND RAGS 29c Hauler Kim* or I'urmti .Mil 170. HISSES' ANKLETS LA D IE S ' The Fosgate Citrus Solid Color* in lovely imnlcl* or bright Hhnden. 25c pr. PURSES Double decker*, Shoulder Strup, Pouch type in White und Pnutel colored Pleat ic. R A Y O N TR IC O T Growers Cooperative PANTIES Of 100'^ Nylon Inf hnrmoninti* color*. Children'* sizes 2 to 12 In Pink, Blue, Malae or White • with dainty lace trimmed Insert on tha ley. and the Fosgate Citrus 39c pr. Concentrate Cooperative L A D IE S ' L A D IE S ' Rayon Crepe In lieautlful NYLON HOSE join in extending to all Florida Citrus > BIX) USES colors. Growers o most cordial invitation Full fashioned Al gwtgi*, IB denier in new 8p»iitr Other blouse* . . . 1.00 Circular 8klrt» In 80 square Prints. to attend an 2.98 Open House 3* ' -'v in commemoration of the completion and - format opening: ofy-^===jr-Florida’s newest .4-^ and most modem concentrate p la n t ,<**■&ffca «rt ^ ' z, Irregularp LADIES' RAYON PANTIES * 59c I t * 1.19 pr. 98c pr. Wednesday, March 21st, 11 A. M. to 4 P. M. * H h ciu a . « “T 3 * * 3 r» .»• . / tIhf T j^ r nili* *■ %* ’ _, . i * LADIES' HALF SLIPS Rayon, lam ude - trim m ed 1.98 atylaa. �X.’V rl In Unity There Is Rlrenglh— To Protect I ha Peace ul ihr H u tU ; 1o Promote the I 'lu i t K i of America. Ttt Produce Prosperity for Sanlurd. fflcp H a n f o r d TH E Iffr c a t f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXII Established 1008 Allies Retake Last Red Base • South Of 38th S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A W EDNESDAY M A R . 21. ilL .I & ^ 9 Russians Warned That Peaceful Countries Will Maintain Peace iiv r it x K s r it. \ \i i \nu Seoul. An A me r lean tank patrol on tin* road to injimKt.tr tun Into a heavy mine field. “The small nrm* and mortar fire were no intense that it waimpossible for the men to leave the* tanks ami remove the mines," an operations officer said. On the east roast South Korean Tin erovv.lt-d l-uki- Mary Community Center which on Saturday units were officially (dared withW in Sl* miles of the old lamler Might wa* the scene of the 2*Hh annual Pioneer Night program, Kintik lietwren North nmt South Korea. •‘vims, who ha* conduct. .1 the progiam ananally aince it was initiallit jslngtnu, Patrols may have reached or ed 26 year* ago, * » . again master of ceremonies. C, crossed the imaginary line. AP eorrcspomietit Tom Hrodshave reported from the central front that United Nations troops were unonpo |.y the vanishitiK enemy. lie said armored patrols W«re probing the airs Is-1 ween the main Allied lines and Parallel m Earlier reports plner.l American W units five mil** -until of Chun--------rhnn. " Prom Eighth Arm y lira. IlsslIa srS ISn I'ssr I'U k il Thi*ee Negroes Rob And Tie Up Filling Station Operatoi M ™ I t lit I PI T ilt E. Mar. 21 — (JPl — Th re r Negro -u -p «.t- n. an early motnlng holdup-bid. naplng of a filling station oper­ ator here, were apprehended at HI. < loud and one of thrm was ciuotr.l liv tt.n-.ila rounlv sher­ iff young Tindall as claiming lh.il hr. loo. was a kidnap sirtlm. F O R T P IK R C E . Mar. 2 1 -f/ D — Three unidentified Negroes early today held up and robbed Perry CJ. Linthlrum, 33, right operator of a filling station nn U. H. High­ way j near hete, took him in the car In which they were riding to a ranal near Veru Reach, made him strip to the skin, tied him up wllh his elclhes, tensed hint Into a drainage canal In shallow water, and drove away In the darkness. LithlfUH! InVfvttiffRtlnf «f . fleers he soon freed Mm«elf, hail ed a pasting motorist and return­ ed to Fort Pierre, where he no­ tified the police department. He accompanied Deputy .Sheriff Vrron Christianson, police Lieut. Oils Alford and Patrolman Shel­ don K rm p lwck to the scene, where the officer* said they found part of l he missing clothing and other evidence to substantiate Linthicmn’a story. The holdup occurred about 4:30 A . M. wb«-n Uthtcum was alone in the stntiun and netted $107.26, I he records showed. Po|k-e di«pat.'hr.l a statewide alarm. While police were investigating thi* e*»e, theft of a 11,000 rash register and an ratlmatrd 160*10 nr more In ra»h from the Mradown Restaurant on the highway at the Stale Farmer* Market south or Fort Pierce was reported. Kntrance, police said, wa» gained through a window. All availablt tlue* were bring cheeked C H IC A G O . Mar. ifl - l/V> — Kntlly Prurna* la convinced that he is almost indestructible. T h r 5ti.yr*r-nld factory worker W" « w m i ,dheb wa,.'° * ^ r , itls, |',r^ d a , saying he ' “I I V n !.tnlllt dlsappotutssi that he had flnhle d two at'm p t* to kill hirn-elf. |. ^ * ‘ u L u ir.u l IT.-mas related that oil1 . in a fit of despondency, he went «n a n railroad . ..kir.ii*.! siding -ta ts - and ■...I find . to .32 caliber bullet into hi* ehrst lie walk rtl home and went to lied, expecting to illr. Rut Hu inlay morning lie awakenesl, surprised, lie brooded all day an.1 Sunday night he aimni for hi* heart and again lay down to die. Hut again death rludrd ti in. and <>n M inlay his brother, William, saw- blond soiling Premas' shirt and railed police. Surgeons who removed the bul­ The Hi nfnrd Ministerial Associa­ lets said Premas aim for his tion, at a spedat meeting yester­ heart wa* rlose to the target but day. went on r.-cord as strongly I lint rlh hones deflected the bul­ opposing the repeal of the pres­ lets. Hospital reports say P r e m a s ent thrre day waiting law for marriages, the Rev. J . K. .Mc­ I# "recovering nirely. Prc.fl»* said the despondency Kinley sal.) today. The minister* met after their net in aftrr some drinking. attrntior had been called t« the MAHGARCT TRUMAN fact that there wa* a possibility N E W Y O K K , Mar. S l - f A T — that the next legislature would attempt to repeal the present Margaret Truman, In her first dramatic role on radio, will coWaiting law. They also voted (a I n f o r m star with JM ira ritrwart in • rnm rntalire* in the Legislature play ever A e N a lk n a l Breadt their art Ion. asking them to do casting Company network Apr. what they ran to prevent the re- 1M. T h r daughter of the President peal nf thr* legislation. £ ; The ministers al*o urge all In­ will appear in “Jackpot," a fea­ terested people to express their ture of the Bereen Directora P ity opinion to th<-ir representative*. house series. It w ill be broadcast from 10 to 11 P. M. (K8T). M id Rev. McKinley. 0 Ministern Favor •1-Day W asting Law ihlHF*".ll" Determined Suicide Attempt Is Failure K EY W E S T . M u 21 UP) f’lriidrnl 11 unia n trtvr.l notice l.nla* that the l mtrd Stairs hat doubled itv aimed lo u r, nine the mi avion nl Korea in irvul ".till luilliri Communnl atiai kv againit idhri lire nationi An ru h a n g r of Irlrgiam . I.etween die President and >•'. ici.viy .d Defense M ai.hill do. Iiiti-tl that this eountty's unifoimed lours now stand at mote than i.'HNl.OOH nine months alter Koteaii Red. launched thru unpiovokrd alia, k June 2 ' M r. I ruiuan mad. tlo i. Is gram pidd.. shortly la-foii- leal log lit 7:'l0 A M f..i ii v.-it lo Foil J. f frrson m the tin |.-it ie «. atH.nid tin- destroyer S.n fl.d.l It.- i» dm* ..nek at fi I'M . p i. ei.leiit of ill. I nk. Mary Cl imlwr of Corn merer, greet.,! the The President will fly hark to mole than M i person# prc..-nt. The program was marked liy nreh.-c W u -long I o|< tomoilow to spru.l tile tial -itigtng riitri tainmefll talk n u n .ru in g piom-ei du> Kn -1ei wi-rkeiid with Mrs liiquuu ■hi t I-ih .'i l-v Kar.yft- I Imi-holder .1 attnr. *-v nod 1i|s -inglro* .Inughtei M.nenret. II. is seheiluUil lo tuke off at IV M Thu ruin > lrs.ni tin- 11... n t'hien Ait Station, . ight and n hall mile. Irom thi- Navul sutimarine station Mr. Truman's nunoiin.e.iieut wti* a i.i’w warning to Soviet Ito-sia that thi- country "in rnmpuit) with otliei free nations" i« determiniHl "to i-sruhli-h and maintain mu Id (reace." # * ^ "TTW * * - 91 d t » o It. eniphn‘ if.d ih. .( ’*.-.1 with which (his country |s m hint.line fit*. .J.-JcU -»-* to ill set. King Mnr* •hull's telegruin giving the ire of Lake Mary Concert Orchestra Millionaire Red Is FrcedOnGroimdsOf Right To Silence W A SH IN G TO N , M ar. 21 </l’ » — Frederick Vandrihill Field. New Yotk imllionaiie. was (trrd I... 1*y id contempt ol Congttss charges. Federal Judge T . Alan GoldsImhouk Ii , who presided at Field** Inal without a jury, granted a de­ fense motion for acquittal. The Judge held Field wa* with­ in his constitutional rights in re­ fusing to an-wer questions of a Senate Foreign Relations Subcom­ mittee on grounds his an-wer* might incriminate him. Field was charged with con­ temptuously refusing to answer 32 question* during an investiga­ tion of charges by Senator Mc­ Carthy (D -W isj that CommunirU mrnt,. had infiltrated the State DepartField, great grandson of Corneliu* Vanderbilt, wa* linked with Communism In testimony from Louis Hudne:, a former Com­ munist. Judge Holds borough commentnt • -T h e court I* sif tile opnioti that if the defendant tField! had ll watlAMea Sla I'M * n a a n No. 150 Truman Declares Highway Safely Is I'G sT“ " o „ ^ Armed Forces Of Vital Necessity, Concerning Wealth; Admits Bookmaking U S Have Doubled Kiwanians T o l d lit O L E N cT . h m k .n t h T O K Y O . Mar. 21— (/T,— An American tank forte today rumbled into the former Chinese ilronft- 1 hold of Chunchon. Ii met only Hag-waving Korean civilians. The Chinese, who had made the central Korean road center their I troop massing point tn Soulh K<>- [ rea. apparently had withdrawn north of Parallel 18. Chunchon it H1 miles mutli of the Red Korean border. It wa» frs>m Chunchon dial the Chinese inounl'-d their two massive offensives in January and I ehiuary against W .uqu. deep in crntr.il Koira. On the western front. South Korean and American task forces tanging u|i the historic invasion route of Koiea humped into hitler Communist irsiitancr mulls of Contempt Charge Against Field !s Declared Invalid Associated Press Leased Wire Costello Defies U.S. Senate Committee On How Much He’s W orth Pioneer Night At Lake Mary B i t t e r Resistance Is Iviet By VanguardOf Advancing UN Force As Chunchon Falls • W EA TH ER and occasional rain in ■•-day. Parity cloudy elsewhere. A l r » light -hoarr* In south portion. Partly cloudy » r i l h r r northeast and rrntr.il purliiwt through Thursday, 1 loudy §cnate Is Asked To Consider Abolishing Public Loan A r c i i c v Murh of the enjoyment drived from Pioneer Night was ft -n the Mary Concert Left• »*» to fright an - playing f ‘IS of the ■Lnke rssK. 10 .. » •/.Jin 1 I I ’Orchestra. *1 ' "' I IS 1*1 1tr II1 lin 'frs. >.iloirt; Perry llremer, .oil r*. Ilehn_ZiMrower, Helen /. ttrowrer, guest m loirt; Petri llrt-m.-r, trumpet anl leader] ider; II. R. Herkentiarh, cello ; oy Howell, sasotihone; Ann Lovell, leader] sderj II R. Hmith, drum; Raymond llall, violin; John Prckham, drum and Robert ftrrnirr, piano. Lansing Says Salt Water Fish Agency May Be C r e a t c d Truman Asked To Withdraw Plan To Reorganize RFC Mar. .‘i1 Is Fi nal Dav To Pity Taxes, Gall way Declares It, i.. M II.H IN K I I . M W A S IIIN G IO N . M u . 21 t A ’i C'haiimaii MiUlellan (I) A ik ) id the Senate l.*|vruditutrs Committee imqioseil Imlay that 1‘iriident T tu man willuliaw lem|Kiiaiily ins hotly dli|iUle.l pi ll. In ir-i .1 :is,s the Re1 *:r ............. institution Finarre constitution I mam. (Co oqvotalion. H r said Congress should he .illowed In work nut Hi own solution t .»./* 1 . to thr latr of R F C . huff mrnt Imtlintt agrncy A Srnatr tubconiiniltrr innlrnJi tit* R F C ha. fallen under the control . . xfra of *n influence ting wtlli \Mulr Home (ontiaeti. McClellan made the- .i.gge.llen as hi* committee opened public beutlug- III) the I’ll ddent*- ptoi.o*n| 1.1 aholi-h the five-man RF* iotir.l of directors and put the >een<y under n single admini-tra tor. 'This plan should le- w ilhdeaern temporarily," McCleila t said. Senator Mayhank (D -H C i, ehalrman ef the full t anking rem mlttrc who spiike n the lend off wllnr**. said he thuught that "might lo- u g"CHl idm." Mayhank *«h! I........ .. rs Ih. President's plan in any .-veru would not la- 0 final solution, and thut hi- ctimmltlee want* to work out idea, of H.h own 011 what to do with RFC. I|. ..id he Intends t„ .all hearing* Immediately on several proposal* to aledisl. the mr<n*y The Florida Legislature may I ( >„IV a f . T ^ T v . remain create a M il water D*h eomm » - w hieh .Semln-de County'* i.spa* on similar to that in California. . (11. . , ..... ,,n>nlnll ; f ! X r*r;, v ^ u ? ,^ l » h r « i I* ll'eir c m ! real. ps-T mKTr. "<dr lll.a ! * Lion* I * rClub i {,B*lo.l.v V 'h ' " rtl and tax a -.., membari Jnh Intangible , , ; aUlpWB>, Clarence1— - -- *•Welsh*' lntr#d" m l ' ,y 1 '*renee| t 0 * Colh.lur, advised today. Pointing out that what formerly j M?rrh " i»»< month in seemfsl to lo- inexhauatihle ftshinrr " " llM’ M1,a> paid l*rf.-r.resources on the Florida eoa-ls nre! a mininiuiti "f '• ps-r rent is levif I I nnw .ilm lnishing.TV'toid of«.V,T.'. I • W lm ' " -d i""i-erty taxes • i enforcement ufficera in the S t .lf Mr o '" 1 "»■!•»*» personal uni #ff(| of „ jrp|anf, t,, 1 intangible ta n In addition !-• I Jm, j i ^ i u ,p of gto,, nct, A* u '*ds p.ualty levy, M r Gallows , t r r ' ul* the fishing ia improving on Pointed ...it th.- tax law* input b .M . . ’ w in I. " (he west roast of the state, he *he additional charge „f a fro f■,r ndv. rtising the property *« n .u * , . w L . __ . .. . . . . . . . . . . . __ 1 ,Iclinouent, H. hit*h “ * __ whieh fee is 30 cent* la tii fofmnUtrr WBa thr (i|M*nintr The Florida W ildlife Federa­ II «Hils..*a *la P s ie toafcti !! ssllsHra .in l-nae CVsblt tion, he drelared, wax urganited by \ turslni-simen and spnrttmrn to I ronserve natural resoure*- lnelud-1 Ing tlmler, water supply, soil* and wild life. Since the organixation of the Seminole County Sportsman A*»«riation and the bringing of game warden* here. Illegal seining of thousands of pound* of fish a year f EDITO R'S N O T H : The n it e r ol Ike following di.psteh has been ehi-cked. he pointed out. hss been no a four day, underwater training cruise sUtard a One result Ii that fishing of perrh II. H. Nav, snorkel sithmirine In Atlantir waters.) and has* hsi been improye.1, he said. More than DO perernt nf the Ily El.TO N C. F A Y tourists eomlng lo Florl.la want to ADOARD SUI1MARINE GHAMPUS, Mar. 8 (Delayed) (/V) fish, said Mr. La m in g . Ate uihmaiinei dangerom ) H r stated that at a recent ses­ sion of llie Florida Wildlife Federa­ Tiie truthful answer to lint it prnl.alily y n . Dtev have m ottion, it wsi voted to ask the Fresh I utll-in ha/.tii* than other craft hut that ti the nature of the vrtiel Water Ram* and Fiah Commission lo ston all seining In Florida wa- I h r y mutt have thrm. Hut they alio hatr a boatful of safely gadget* and techniques. < (raallsaeg Da l*as* K likll Let's ronsldrr th r dangers save the imat, tardiness in diving l l l ’HMAN'H H O L ID A Y D rat: willmean Its destruction hy air­ B E L L IN G H A M , Wash* Mar. Thera is lha m a ile r of buoy- craft or surface ships. 2 1 — W F — II was the last placa This low buoyancy factor* you would look fo r • fugitive, but anev. The margin between float­ means the submarine Is particu­ that's where officer* found Ray ing any finking, when a sub­ larly vulnerable to enemy gun­ Weldon, wanted oa n watr a it marine Is nprrating oa the sur­ fire nr tn rolhston. A ship'* !>«W face, i« lest than fo r any other knifing thrnugh the sub's hull charging grand larceny. Officers her* thought Weldon rra ft. it i* almost a hairline dif­ ran send her down like a alone, might visit a friend In the slate ference. It has to h « that way. too fast for bulkheads to (•* iwfiitenthry at at W alls Walla and T t w submarine must lie aide to rinsed. notified offleera there to nab him. submerge In a matter of sec-. The second danger iminl i. They did. undo. In rombal, a quick diva can (Ceattewe* Ow race B a k u MPSae-.. - - iweae. « ■*>, j L'b "i.Mil.|r#t whitt ti \%a* •»!» .lutir if* “ ilit* ilmthlhiK *»f ««iif «irntifih lin* ttuFCimpli^lii.l !«• than mm' months nfti-i thu ('*111111111111 1 ngg.e -ion ngain-t 'lie Reput.li of K.m a," (it-nerwl Marshall r ii - .1 "For M l,n'gth we have already cilln.fi ed a total strength in i**rc< - of -'.'*00,1 MmI . -W*s tint attained in World War It until mine limn ‘21 mi,B(|ta r „ ur t.iuhi up slaite.l in June c m . following the full U'anee. and more than Ih ... month* Aftrr lYurl II iimhii Thtt p m U M look iimium fll worl.Lwi.fr .ti*. I •- h . ..f thr prt'tfir*e of Am* n.-nn .<« (• n-. * *nd the exchanged lelrgian » a arounit thr uloiw Lv thr fj,ale |)r partnienl‘* Voice .if Am.-i ica. }}<' telegraphed Marshall I wish to commend you and all your nssneiist hi the A rm y , N a vy ,) and the Air Force for the sirenuou* efforts which have nu.de such growth pov’ ible, "This tremendmis gain in ..... Ila sllssfa Os Psae 11*101 'ntrolmnn Death Rate Here Is Twice That Of State Two Arc Injured In ('old Forccsist For Two (’sir Collision Fntiro Peninsula ,, Tvv" people w»te injured thiI.A K r.L A N D , Mat, 21 More cold weather tonight for ntornlng at in *2" ..'cI. h-W In n.i t‘"ethrrn peninsular Hori.ta v*»- nutom'ddle collisinn nt N . nt It fore.-a.tto.iay hy the )-edri* Stale .street and Magnolia Avenue. the Injured were Mr*. Samuel *' r“** Marnlng .Service M ill '"hi l ewis nf Itirminghnm, Ala., and rl .rT t *V""r WII* tin-*. It VV. Lewi-. 2f» yen. >.|.| . fovecast: Tonight and Thursday ino.mng Ni'gi,, drive, nf ii Mo-ely Cadtlln-fuiie.nl coarli Ih.th w<ie tnlen l'»rtly clmidy and colder ....... .th to Fernald-ljaught.ui M.imuial ' rt,J.^ ' " " V ,V t u r o .u» 10 itrirrrr. In thr north I... pitul, M r, la « i in nn Kin-1 nn Funeral ll.nne nudiulsnce and K ium-Ii Lewis in a ,\|«»ely atnhu. . -» » k " - lance. The extent of the injttri. * Im-l not (M-en fully determined by It.ton, north and central, slightly Until automobile« were batily in southern rfiMrirt. -mashed up, according to l.lcnt. Outl.Hvk] cool in smith and cen­ Max thus arid Capl. Roy T if1lo of tral ill-tiiit* and tulhcr r.-M m l'i the Police Department lianing-temperature* near the .lunger to tin- t'lfiO Cadillac wax ntlmated (mint for tender truck in northern at 1 2,01 "I ..ml to tin- tum (lldsinndistricts Friday morning. Idle, nlaiut ( 1,200 At the tune of the accident the Cadillac was la-mg driven we*: on Ninth Street, a through street, by Email Lewis, and tlo Old,mo­ bile, driv.-n t.y Philip Cohen of C H IC A G O , Mar. 2!-|/p>— Huf­ Ituffalo, N. V., wan going south fy. a "2(1.pound Great Pyrenees, on Magnolia Avenue. Mrs. Lewi* aid to Ih- the only dog of It- kind wa* a passenger. in the nation, tea* reported ml*sliolh drivers fare charge* of Ing yesterday and feared a victim carries, and negligent driving. of dngriaprrs. This afternoon It wa* rrpnrtrd The dog'* owner, Dr. Collin 'I that Philip Cnhru Is nt the hospi­ Doyle, said Huffy vani-he.l Sunday tal and is receiving x-rays to de­ from the Inclo-ed yard of the termine the extent of an in|ury. Ik.yle home. Huffy has a shaggy, Mr*. Lewis was released and Enoch white coat, without markings. Lewis, Negro, remained for treatDoyle said there I* an American merit. strain of Great Pyrenee., hut lluffy is the only representative in this COOK H E N T E N C F P country of th# Spanish breed, O K L A H O M A C IT Y . Mar. 2 1 raised in the kennels nf the Infanta l>P>— Admit led slayer William E. Don Alfonso of the Hpanish royal Conk, J r . today was sentenced to family, Ruffy wa* a puppy when terms totaling 30(1 years in "A lDon Alfonso gave him to Doyle calraa nr anolhtr nfe prison where in 1M2. At that time D»t> Alfonso he has no chance to escape” fur was a student and Dr. Doyle nn the slaying of the five member* of imtruetor In the Rritish Royal the Carl Muster family of A t­ wood, III, Naval Academy. j i 'r r i r 'a; al-ri.y s i 'S*'irt& riii ... ..... ■»' Myriads Of Safety Devices Protect Sensitive Submarines From Disaster M W YOR K Mar 21— 1/1’ > j l ndeiwnrt.i K ... Frank Costello D e c la r e s hwi.iv drlird Senate .rune invest.galois f.u die fourth tine in then rffo ili lo find out hts nrt wottli. He s.ud hr woulilu t ansvsei the question Kiu.innn. tm ln u rtr irniirtlWith the same sullen stubborn­ r*( h\ I.trill 1 1 T.iyiot nl the ness hr has dtiplvved when the H o iitij Itighu.n I'.iitnl. nl tlinr mailer came up previously, t'osteltr«|H»!l«ilu|m in (»«<■%«rftlcftie 11*111* lo >.iid thr .onutiitler was .i»koo; .Hiulfnli Mull a * thr 101 |.i«( ioi inhumation it had not iii’ht Vrmi %%!iu|i i**«ultr«| in I I iit.ilihr* to. in Seminole ( ’minty. .1 t »4te "I irlused hefnre." Costello laid I'm not going to answer lw »e the vtate air,age. I irnl I ivim t u t intKHltltra I•V lint c)!ir»lii>ii. How H.l Mootirlh. w!io uitrodured Hie yamfilet. labeled l-v the also I Indus.iv Patiolmaii If D committer at head of a national H a iti..-ii «l Sauloisl Joel field citme svndicale, pictured lumtell presided to the inmimltrr as one now tn I'.iioliny ool that in a sense y iy r.l in puirl) legitimate Imsiness. \ud lie said lie wain I going <itiren. <d a . oiiimirnilv air pisl as mu. ll irsponsihlr fo| acildrnts to talk about sshat assets lie has. Costello pictured hinis.-tf ns a as thoir involved, I irut. Taylor promoter of jet boiler* f.u the stirise.l lit. ure.l ssf moie public twnefit of housewives with small uippoil liu law rnloreemenl. apartment*. He eoneesied In-fore the Heimte Already in l*'M there hav. Ii.-sn four (w-rsons titled in aiumnol.lli- Crime Committee the jet boiler aivld.nl. in Snuin.de C.umtv. lie tmslrie** hadn't taken up tmieli of stnl.sl nf these, two were killetf i hi* time so far. said "It's in il* infancy," in the I ity and two outside. It’s jtut started," In Florida during t'.i.Vi a total The hrullrr was ile irril«,d as of H72 person* were killed and an infra red hroilrr for use in lJ .l l - injurisl, hr irvtalttl. apartment homes, hut Costello (if (hr m»»rr Ihnn 6!!a00(t ifrivn * said he didn't undvistand it's lnv«'l\r,l in ncridputi in thr Main mechanical detail*. In^t yrni, rimir limn 8H nrrrrnt Prior to Costello'* appearance, \n>Utc‘«l m law, .u l I.irut. Taylor. the committee issued a secund llr f r r t L r vthlrlr^, hr |M»in(i'«t out, invitation to New York Governor I'llh <1 J»*ll fivr |»r|^r|Jt of (hr Th.uua- E. Dewey to appear l>efo.e il about gambling nt Sara­ fhi w1*4 .in i hr minihrr «*f mi!r< toga H|o ings, N. Y. 'in\ i lnl, minoir ( ‘uim^y In it Henator Charles T<d»-y H i M i l vrni IsmI n futility ovunt^c1 In aid Costello's refusal to art-wrr motor nr* iilrnl of rimriy Iwiri* "makes us suspuioo* and I don't thr *f(tit* n o tiiiu 1, hr ait! In want to I.e suspicious." thr f’Uv of I ;I n11>Cl thi i lilt "The world can’t think well of uholr nf In**! yrm only four j»«*i a man who cov.-rd up." he added. viiiD u r n in nolo arfiilriit*. Costello lit- disclosed In- tin* lo- t..lit thr KmaniariB :.i .oiti.l iGiO.l'iNI in .ash in lit* Lhr Htilulioii to thr (irnMmi H h.nne -nfe un.l in two bank in*th irr fnlil, hr *tutr*| nmt itirlu«|r« counts, but la-yond ih.il, lo con­ h lrhuay miciiurrinif, law rnfarca** tended hi* holdings are Ids own mrnt ntti! nluration of ilrivrr«. affair. "lb . you have a safe deposit Fhniila r lull onr nt rip hi nI **' that nl low 41i vr r * 1in*!i ■*•i* I <» l».\ anywhere else other than m thiHM* of III yrnra of npr, In* your hom e)" n«ke.i eommilt.-e >"i.n-.-I I! mini |.h Hull.-i aihlnl. Costello -lotc.l al the celling Out of 7*1 v mint torn that lr»l in fulfil mtiiliiilv in FLoiifu laat uioli.eiilnrlly. Mini log nit., the yrar, lf7it u rrr ihir t•* ^|w*r4f 1D- a bit., hot gltile of kileg lights. tii tlrlvinir on thr unm p *i»lr of I hen h. sni.l In In- h...ii ■. Hun thr tnntl, ai»4 r’»7 t«* ilnvinp whih* v o|< • “Nil." Cosicllu's attorney. G e o r g e int-ixu utnl. Tin* fourth larif* ** imiilcnt i*ii mi up fm tor wa* ill'* Wolf, ha- contended that his n y a i«tlnif *top *li:n» of nipnan* , lo in i> ron*tltutl..oall) entitled IC « s Mi ,44 ..a l*ii ■e •1 , 1.11 hr Nniil. ftnp«*tI Stm klaml rr|N»rVr«l pro gnaw In the preiwration* for the K i a uni* mliiAtirt •him mi Apr. «i. Furl 11 ipp in t*othnm iiatol that vatioin Huh ar« ihiKuina t>oy' am! pirli for (tir Kiny am! Qurrn H HNilmiftl MM l‘« n r u a il Rare 220 Found Dojc Reported MiHsinjc fe:-= V p yi - Voungi'iToAnswer W arren’s Charges Before Grand Jury T i l l VII t-ssiKI' Mar II — . !’i— Governor Warren i.ala) -ll-nemle.l Washingii... . 0.11. I 4 judge Sam ll ttay 011 charges ..( ilr.inkrnnr--, M IA M I, Mar 21 !■' Col, lack II. Younger, president of the Grenier Miami Clime 1 '.munis*ion, -aid he would g,< before tlu- Dade county .-.and jury late today at his <wn reque-t 1.1 answer any q u e s t i o n * aleuit charges made again*! him t.y Governor Euller Warren. \cen*rd by Warren of ,.--oci. ating with "one of Miami’s most notorious gamblers." Younger said he would sign a waiver of immunity and testify unde. ..utn lo any question* atsmt -neb an association. After he has np|o-are,i lu-fore the grand Jury, Younger -aid tie would ask that the Governor Incalled n| support his charge* with -worn testimony, Warren charged yesterday lliai the Crime Commission chief nst.v. ciate.j with a notorious gumbb-r arid alleged that a my-drriou* en­ velope had been passed to Young­ er under a barroom table in pad • Younger declared the charge* we..- "false and infamous" a n d gave the Governor 21 b--urs to H'aailausg <)■ I' m , i i , m i The W eather J A C K S O N V IL L E . Mar. 21— r.i Atlanta llltmark II llrnwnsville 67 Chicago ‘2t» Denver 43 Ere*no Hi New York 4H 50 Washington Winnipeg H Jacks, ui vitl.rat Key West n Ml Pensacola Tampa 70 >P) 37 -10 4fl 12 28 48 41 36 ijLs *! .t - ■0 4iriM 47 72 41 57 JS r � 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 20, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 20, 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 20, 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/76c9cfedbe8ffaa8b5f4c94d9a8bfc9f.pdf 84873e6a22d7c5b3eb89e521b5108817 PDF Text Text * -* 4 t F R I D A Y M A R . lfl, 1951 T H E S A N F O R D H K K A f .I). H A N F C M W . F l.O H I D A PARE T E N Sunrise Service Is ‘ Planned For F aster Plan* are nearing completion for the Barter Sunri-e Servlc* which li being rponsered hy the Sanford Ministerial A -oeetinn The Service will l>» ■ i , at 1 1.■ Hand Shell nt I'. ir, Basin n >■: ning. In event of rain the -i me. will l/e held In the Sepi nnle If g1 School. Hev. A fi MelnnD, j. • r tie Fir*t Prrabytrrlan Ch ir . on*i president of the Ministerial A* eoriatioo, will bring the Foster message. The High School Glee Club, under the direction of Mr*. Ollle lire.,' Whittle, and the lllg.i School Hand, directed by It. L. ,a. Cburrh Nolirea must tic presented at the Herald office Iliack. will provide ipecial tnu.ic a* lief,ire publication. for the occasion. Sanford .Ministerial Association The Ministerial Association u llev. Angus (J. Mrlnnin, President I r■ cd It* appreciation to Clif* .r 1 llev. Fred I-. Horton, Sec.-Treaa, MrKibbin. L*ity manager, and to tho*e who are working with him MOM t ItOSH ( lit IM II I HIST II \ I'T IS T I III UCII to make the Hand Shell comfort( Episcopal) I'ark \veniie at Slsth Street ,.i • n every way for the server W. I'. ll-,N,h*. Jr.. pa.tor toped that this will ‘ I'r. II I ytlleliin /limnrrman. II. I)., Hector John L Miller. Minister of •Sanford'* I»rgc»t Sunrise Service PALM SU N D A Y Ed lira I ion 0:00 A M, Holy Communion ai d ‘‘We're Sa.ed A i'lare For Vou" Blessing and Distribution of Sunday School 0:15 A. M. •‘Take Palm*. Your Family to Sunday School". 9;3tl M, Family Service and We provide a place for every Church School member of the family. ■11:00 A M. Choral Eucharist, Morning Wcirahip 11:00 A. M. ttli • Inc and I>1•*rihiitiona >.f Sermon W. P. Brooks, Jr. Palma, Sermon. Training Union 0:15 P. M. Service* during Holy Week Union. For All Age tirnup*. Story Monday through Saturday— Ilnur for children under tt year, il ily Communion— 7:30 A. M. of ngr. \V« dm-day — Evening Prayer, lit­ Evening Wor.hip 7:30 P. M. any and Sermon— 8:00 I*. M. Sermon W. I‘. Hrook., Jr. Maundy Thursday— Holy ComWedn* -day Evening Service rnnion- D*:0*l A. M. Good Frida; 7:30 I*. M. 12 00 S onn— 3:00 P. M Thr.,- "E.erjr Hoom A* Warm Ac Your I our *etvire of The l'a**i»n. flame" THE C H U R C H E S n t Federal S of Summolo Countv Phone 1 152-!' CHRIST CH URCH . I.ONfiWOOD < III IM II OI T HE N A ll/ M IEN E (L p i-co p ai) 113 Maple Avenue Itr*. II. I.ytllrton Zimmerman. II. !(■ v. T. It- Itushton, I’aslnr IL. Vicar unday School t i l l A , M. 9.30 A. M. Holy Communion anti 't uning War-hip l*t:45 A. M. Sermon. All are welcome, Junior Society 7:0fl P. M. N Y. P. S. 7:00 P. M. FIR ST CHURCH OF C H R IS T Evening Service 7:45 p. M. H00 East Second Street M id u iik Service Wednesday Sunday School 9:45 A, M. Morning Service 11:00 A. 51. That true substance is God created, therefore spiritual and I 111*3 M E TH O D IS T I'lIU R C ll completely unlike what the world I L. MrKInlry, tllnisler calls substance, j* the theme of lr», P. II. Stephenson. IL B. E. the Lesson-Sermon cnllllrd "SD H ■> 15 A. 51. Church School. A S TA N C E " to be read in all •Is for every age. Christian Science churche* neat II ou A 51. Morning Worship. Sunday. ■rtiu.n Topic: "The Easy And A ver«e from P*almr (101:31k The IL.ird Triumph". supplies the Golden Text: "The 0:30 I' 51. Youth Fellowship glory of the luird .hall endure .Service. for ever: the Lord .hall rejoice 7:30 I* M. Evening Worship. in hi* worka." Sermon Topic: "The Elder Reading, from the Bible in­ Brother". clude thr following statement made by Paul to Tim othy "Charge them that are rich in Ihi* world, that they lie not highminded, nor trust in uncertain riche, but in the living God, who giveth ns richly all things to enjoy" (I Tim . 0; 171. Selection* from “Science and Health with Key to the Scrip­ ture." by Mary Baker Eddy In­ clude thl* correlative passage: "51aI ter, »fn, nnd mortality to*c all supposed eonsrjounr.s or rluint tu life or cxiitrnce, a* mortal, lay off a false sense of life, sith.tanrr. and intelligence. But the spiritual, eternal man is not touched by thee phase* of mortality” <p. a i d . Wednesday Evening Service 8:0ft P. 51. Itcndlnh room— Tuesday and Friday— 3:Uft In 5 (kt P, 51. OUR CONGRATULATIONS F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H West Fourth Street end Laurel Avenue Fred It. Ilorlon, pastor Sunday School 0:45 A. 51. •Morning Worship 10:16 A. 51. Radio Program 5:00 P 51. Dial First Federal Savings and Loan Association 20 . Young People'* Service 7:00 ' M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. SL Thut-day Prayer Meeting 7 1I0 C ON GREG ATION 51. CHURCH I'ark Avenue and Third Street J. Bernard It.ml. .Minister Church School 10:00 A. M Morning 5Vor*hip 11:00 A. M. Sermon "When The King Came" MORE T H A N A KING In Lloyd Douglas’ book “The Rohe," the slave, Demetrius, pushed hi* way through thr rrowd on Palm Sunday, trying to see who was tho center <>f attraction, lie got close enough to look upon the face of Jr*u*. Later another ►lave asked: “ Her him— close up?" Demetrius nodded. "I* he rra ty? ” Demetrius shook hi* head empha­ tically. "la he a king?" "No," muttered Demetrius, "not a king." "What I* he, then?" "I don’t know," mumbled Drmrtrlut, "but hr i* something more than a LI.... " king." We a r e happy to have hart a part in installing; tho completely modern w irin g and lijrhtintf for your new office. 116 Mnirualia A Vi", Phone 442 3-Hour Good Friday Service Is Planned ItE V IV A L A T flit.ST C H R IS T IA N CHURCH There will i»e a week of special preaching at the First Christian Church. I *>07 Sanford Avenue (egtnnlng Palm Sunday and doling Easter. The minister will preach both Palm Sunday and M ter. There will a -preiat program of »en*onal mu*ic given by tr< Church Ch< ir hr>th Sunday*. On Monday nlhht llev. J. IJuiiwv Ihggs of Daytona Beach will (reach. Tuesday night Dr. Paul Carpenter of Orlando will be the. ptearher. Wednesday night llev. Lawrence A 'h lry , of Oiaia the State Secretary for the Christian Churche* in Florida will preach. Thursday night llev. Laiien Burton of Del.and will tiring the Message, and Friday night llev. i Homer Haislip of St. Louie, Mo. *ill give the rhi.ing sermon of I hr week. These week day service* will itogin each evening r*t 8:*k) 1’. M. J. Ilnndall Karri* I* the A ipecial three-nour flood Friday Service i» being arranged by the Sanford Mlniwterlal As­ sociation to he hehl in the_ Fir*t Presbyterian Church on Friday, Mar. 23. 12:00.3:00 P. M. The three-hour lervlce will he divided into seven period* during which seven local mlniiter. will bring message* on the la»t word* of Christ on the Cro»*. There will be a scripture reading, prayer. hymn, and some appropriate apecui luutlc for etch of the ir.tn period*. Muridan* from Sanford’* varioui churches will participate. A brent ileal of time ha* been devoted to thl* service on the patj of the cooperating churche*. it I* hoped that all the people of Sanford will Join in it* attendance. Th«*e who are working on that day are informed that they may attend any part of the «ervice; entering the church and leaving when they de.irc. They are specially invited to attend at Icaal part of the service. Congratulations tieorge Derr Heckwith, Litt. If., will he the guert *pe*ker Sunday nt 7:30 P. M. at the Central Baptist Church on Ninth Street r illl lS T IA N & MISSIONARY and Laurel Avenue. O. I). Beck­ with'. topic will 1* "(iod'* Pro­ A L L IA N C E I'ark Avenue at I'ourteenth Street phetic Plan.* (ilenn K. Smith- I'a.tor Ml III NINE DEVOTIONS Ihhle School 9:15 A. M Rev. 8. L. Whatley, pastor of the 'In n in g Wor.hiji 11:00 A. M. tiue.t -Speaker for the morning Central Baptist Church, will he •ervlce will to- llev. K. E. Johnson, in charge of Morning Devotion* llrulah Bench, Ohio. Mr. Johnson through r.e*t week. The program ha. served ai a pastor and tin U a pn -entatinn of Haiiio Station cvangcli*t for many years in lire WTIMI, in cooperation with thr Sanford Ministerial A»-ociatlon, Christian A 511*.ionary Alliance. and is heard daily at 8:30 A. M-, Evening Service 7:3*1 I*. M. The pastor will *pcak. All arc end on Saturday at 7:15 P. M. invited to th ee Sunday Service*. C E N TR A !. B A P TIS T CHURCH Ninth and l.aurel Slrrrt F IR S T PR ESB YTER IA N S. L. Whitley, Minister CHURCH So inlay School 9:46 A. M, Hr*. Angu. G. Mrlmd*, II. It., Wer hip Service 11:110 A. 51. Pastor B. T. 0. *1:30 I*. 51. Unions for 9:45 A. M. Church School. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worahlp— all a g e * . Worship Service 7:30 P. 51. Sermon l>y Mr. M< Inni.. Dr. George Ifprr Beckwith, (1:30 P. M. Youtli Fellowship— GloversrtUr, N. Y. Will i>e our Pioneer Fellowship. 7:30 I*. M. Evening Worship— speaker. Subejct: "(IrHl's Prophetic Plan hrrmon by Mr. MrlnriD. Special Music for Sunday Morn­ Through The Ages” Chart outline. "Come Thou with u* and we ing: "How Lovely I. Thy Ilwclling will do thee good.” I'lare"— Chancel t.Tiuir. .Special Music for Sunday Evenmg: Solo: "Jesus Saviour Pilot ■Air"— Mrs. Sara Stoner. First Federal Savings And Loan A ssociation I*ln»terinjr done by PLASTERER I'honr 151J-J T h rrp i.«t a (Ufforonco in FlnBtcrinK' L A K E M A R Y COM M UNITY CHURCH 4'. C. While. Minister Church School 10.00 A 51. Worship 11:00 A. M Westminster Fellowship <3:30 I Tuesrlay* Choir Practice 8:00 P. 51. Thursday* Bihie Study and Prayer Sleeting 7:30 P. 51. Tuesday, 5!«rch JtHh 8:t*0 P. M. The Friendship Class meet* with Mr*. 51. Pack ham and with Mr» Ann ID»et n* co-bo-te* • UPS A L A CHIIIU'II Church School I0:0O A 51. Worship 1 1 :0 0 A M Wednesday Prayer 5ie«uug 1:30 P. 51 Evening Service 8 00 p 51 T H E C II U R c ir OF GOD 2509 Elm Avenue Itr. Joe CrOwa* Pastor Sunday school at 0;|f, A. M. C l a s s e s for nil age* Good spirit filir.i teacher s that wilt make the service it Idessiug to you. Morning worship 11:00 A. M Message by the I'aslor. All memheis ate urged to he pre-smt at Ihi* service. Evangelistic service and alter call by thi Pnsloi at 7:30 P M Special music and singing, at thiicrviue Prayer meeting and Bible study each Tuesday vveniug at 7:30 P. M. Be sure and bring your Bibles. Missionary -rrvlce Thursday evening at <:30 P M. 5lr*. Slavic Kinard, Leader in Charge. Victory Leader* Band service Fridya rvrning at 7:30 P. M. Mr*. Evelyn Bennett, l eader in Charge, a program for all young people. The Church siring hand will furnish the music, and the public is invited to attend all those ser­ vice*. SK VH N TII D A Y A D V E N T IS T Elm Avenue and Seventh Street Church service* Saturday at 11:00 A. M. CH URCH 7)F~CHRIST Elm Avenue and Merond Street Kaldutlh School 0:30 A . M. J. C. Nkholson, Minister Prayer merting Wednesday 10:00 A. M. Bible Study. night at 7:30 o'clork. 11:00 A. 5*. Morning Worship. 7:30 P. 31. Evening Worship. It thf only onr Thursday 8:00 P. M. Bible study m wholly within Visitors always welcome. First Federal Savings And Lean Association Your Step Forward In Helping Sanford Grow CONCRETE BLOCK CO W Commercial Ave. Phone 1192 GREETINGS FIRST SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION of SEMINQLE COUNTY W E ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN CHOSEN TO DESIGN AND M A N U ­ FACTURE TH E MODERN EQUIPM ENT FOR YOUR NEW OFFICES �I la Unity Thera la Strength— Ta Proioct tha Puca of Iba WorMj Ta fn a t la tha Progress of America. Ta Pigdoc# Proaperity for BxnftmL TH E ® h* ^ VOLUME XXXXII I I N a m* n m n i n m Established 1908 More Than 400 House Group Clears Bill Lowering R0K Troops Attend Annual Draft Age To I8V2, Approving UMT Swim River (Pioneer Night To H it Reds Housholdcr Declares Opportunities Were Greater When San­ ford Was Frontier Advantage* of the pioneer young man who founded ihit irction over w;he young men of today who are seeking a career or buiinr», were pointed out by Katlyle Houtholder. young Sanford attorney, to the more than 400 persons who attend­ ed the 26th Pioneer Night celebra­ tion in Lake Mary Saturday night. Mr. Houtholder. who wa» in­ troduced by hit father, Etneil F. Houtholder, pointed out that in •the old dayt, a youth could tint a butinett or farm on 3200 and go on expanding the enterprite un­ hampered by heavy taxation. Frank Evans. of Lake Mary, who initiated the program 26 yeart ago. again servrd ax a “ merry" matter of cetemoniet, topping the introduc­ tion* with an exchange of old lime recollection* wilh Joe Fortier 0w ho wa» bom in Lake Mary in 1878. Andrew Toney, 90. of Lake Mary and formerly of Eden. Ohio, sea* the oldett man pretenl and received a four leaf clover from Sheriff ,P. A. Mero, who in turn pretested Mr*. Nellie Wireless. Longwood, a doxen camellias a* a prixe for being the olden woman % pretenl. Mr. flouaholder, pointed out that Iba young man of today rannot ao easily atari a business at did the pioneer youth of yeaterday aa It ukea loo much capital. "When the modem youth reaches IS. hr flrwta he lajmt ready for a Job ami marriage. Competition |« keen, a» be foe* to eoliege.'* he declared A* a m a lt, he itattd. the pro« n of raising a farall tllr hat been _ retorted anywhere five to 'fV«*n yearn ftr Ut* r a s T o I today. ’i f he' gomT Into boalnna M a r . IL ViPrd the tame a* hi* father who in tOlOdld n o tHard ____to woefy .... ■bout government regulation*. To­ day the government withhold* part of hi* profit*, and even If nia money I* fust or stolen. he it III haa to pay hia taxes. H « ronatraated this situation to that of the “self sufficient" pioneer* who regarded the fed^ oral and atale government aa w aomathine far off and were con­ cerned only with local government. Hearty applause greeted hla statement that this government regimental Inn and lost of freedom (Continued On Page Six) WASHINGTON. M »r. 10 (/Pi Die bill lowering the drill acr lo I ft<._, and laying the groundwork for a Universal Military Trainmg program w*t cleared for Hnuie debate by the Houir Rulei Committee today. Member* van! there wa» no opposition io the clearance, voted in a closed «•*1 Ion. a- — "" The House will take up the delayed until tomorrow. Many Republican* and Southern measure on April 3 after an Ka>ter frees* for four days of ilrliale. Democrat* gave advance Indies, It will l>r open to any ami all lion* they will appose the bill. The real fight, however, wax ex* amendment*. The legislation also extends the peeled later In the session In a period of service from 21 to 'Jl cuinplrtr new rent control law which the Administration plana to months. Major fight, may develop over tureen) the taw expiring on Junr expected moves to knock out the 30. Universal Military Training pro­ The bill brought up today would gram. to har sending United extend control* for 'JO day* only States troop* to Europe without in thovs communities in which congressional approval *m| to put mntrol* are due to expire on Mar. .11. These are cities and towns a ceiling on military strength. The Senate ha* nn*se»l a com- which did not act to keep con. panion bill permitting the induc­ trola past that date. tion of IB-yrar-o|ds. extending the Tighe Woods, the government'* period of service from 21 to 2* Housing expediter, xaid about months, and containing a U M T 1,100 comm unities have voted to provision. Veep control* after Mar. 31. But Meanwhile a hill to extend fed­ cbout 1.300 other* failed to act. eral rent control* for many rom. Controls In those communities will munitirs neared a final rengres- expire at the end of this month -tonal hurdle today. unless rongref* vote* the exten­ Administration lender* railed sion. on the .Senate-approved extension Only the automatic decontrol hill in the House and pressed for feature of existing Iw would be a decision, hut the vote may tie iCMtissts oa Pan* t » * i Millionaire Facet Morris Talks To Contempt Charge Club On Value Of In Probe Of Reds Field Is Accused Of Rotarians Ant Shown N ew Procedures In Refusing To Answer Local High School Senate Q u e s t i o n s W ASHINGTON.” Mar 1 9 -0 * ) — A government prosecution today challenged the good faith ol Fred­ erick Vanderbilt Field tn tefuiing In answer question* during * probe of Communiils-in-g ov e r n m e n I charges. Field, a New Yolk millionaire, i» on trial in (edeial tourl on ton(CsstlssH on rage Tw si 6 Who Plead Guilty Are Sentenced By J u d g e Stenstrnm fill person* pleaded guilty l« charge* this morning Iceforr Oswity Judge Douglas Strnstrom who pronounced aenlencea. For aggravated assault with m knife whereby several cheat wound* of a minor nature were infiktrd, Mabel Bush. N exres* of Ovladp. re­ ceived a fine of 8600 and cost* nr one year after pleading guilty. It was h*r sreond offense. William Granville, Negm of Oviedo, pleaded guilty to a second offense of driving while intoxicat­ ed and drew a straight 30 day sen tenre with drivers license revoked for one y*, r L»roy Banks, Negro, who med ICwatlaaed Oa N a * Twer Iranian Education Minister Sho t By 4Divinity S t u d e n t Tourist Club Party T E H R A N , In n . Mar. 19-OPt — D r. Abdul Hamid laftgansh, former education sdnliter and clone friend of the late Premier All Ratmara, wa» »h«4 and wound­ ed by a student he had canght cheating on an examination. A eommunlit tie-up with tha attack also was sought. Police arretted the gunman, a -y o u n g Moslem divinity (Indent at w lk » Unlvrraltv of Tehran, and hegan an Invratigatlnn In determine whether he w »» a member of the Communist Tudeh Party— the bit­ ter- enemy of Zanganth. The 46-year-olrf educator, presi­ dent of tha university law faculty, had hern tha target of frequent leftist etudent demonstrations In the past two years. The shooting occurred on the university steps. . Police also sought ta determine t M f tha students, Nustrotullah Ab­ dul Ho*win Qttml « M Inked with Pads yam Islam, the fhnallt Mos­ lem group whose rank* cam* tha gunman who assassinated Premier (taxman Mar- T. Zanganeh. hnwevar, had not been Involved In Hi# #U nationIsatier) dispute which' was responsible foe th* premier1* death. A wltne** la the ihoatlng today said Quml pointed the gun at ^Zaitgaaeh'a b head but It failed ta n chased hhn around • lir e . He then II* In front af the Will Be Held Tonitc Final arrangemanta hava been made by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce for the pro­ gram of entertainment tonight for members of the Sanford Tourist and ffliufflsboard Club. Ed Whit­ ney, manager, said today. Approximately Ibn tourist* have signed up for the event which will start at 1:16 o'clock, he staled. Mr. Whitney and Mrs. P. M. (tingle* will represent the Cham­ ber of Commerce In grouting the tourists, and Mr*. William Mc­ Carthy, president of the Tourist Hub. will make the response. The program includes musir by a string orchestra under direction of Harry Waster, a Mystery Man guessing game, and other entertaininent. I .adlee will receive cor­ sage*. Refreshment* will he served. SCRUM AN PLAN APPROVED PARIS. Mar. 1 9 -G T )— Six naHons of Western Europe today in­ itialled the Schuman plan f ir pool­ ing moat of their coal and steel. The plan for gn international control of Weal Europe’* major re­ sources waa initialled at noon to­ day at the French foreign Ministry by technical experts of the six na. lions— France, Italy, Belgium Luxembourg, The Netherlands and Wait Germany. The value of audio-visual aids in modem education was demon­ strated lo the Rotary Club today by I’rnf. Herman Morris of Semi­ nole High School following • luncheon served from the school cafeteria on the stag* of the high school auditorium. Prof. Morris, who was introduc­ ed by Walter Haynes, pointed out that during the w«f the Army and Chinese Abandon Key Base Of Chunchon As Allied Forces Near 38th Parallel lion of recruits through th* «s* ol motion pictures and Ttctfoia re­ cords. Since then, he addad, Seminula High School has added » good deal af equipment lo iu plant by way of motion picture* projector* and recording device*. About 30Q films u year are used. he said. Tha acboal la n member Unlfunlty film llof the Florida Ui of tha University hrary and also al which of Georgia film library from whlc film* are received on an exchange basil. Free fltas can also be ob­ tained from tha Arm y and Navy, from Industrial organisations and various aisoclatlon. Part of a film called "Choosing Vour Vocation" waa ahown the Rotarians t« demonstrate the type or film used In this program, A re­ cord of a lesson It Spanish waa also played. Mr. Morris commend­ ed the work of tha high aehool glea club, the band, the dramatic dub and the dabatan and Invited the Rotarians to ^* U the class Mrs. Margaret Clark Injured In Accident Mrs. Margartt Clark, 67, re­ ceived fractures af three ribs and bruises In an automotrit* » evident Saturday night an th* Orlando highway about t mile south of Ksnfora. Hho was reported resting this morning at Fern* ia-Lgufh Ion Me morial Hospital where she wss taken after the Occident. with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Gable G whom she was ridl and Edward B. O'Dorn*11, of Hanhad leg ford, and a pai and kits* bruises were reif Night turning from the program at Laka The automobile stalled aotomoMe D. Wells, 19, of cording to State ntgnwar man R. D. Harrison, tied of gasoline. The car tlfhu dispUyed, ha aa for Welts waa set at 1160 Judge Douglas SMnetrom, ing further investigation KSft.'SSiS, Koraet, an authority on th* Bal­ af heart toward o and kans, win ha th* principal epeekee. da the West has mearned and re­ drafted several tlmaa, a Western STR IdSA N TR O O P official Indicated, * move will be ADDIS ARABA, Ethiopia, Mar. made to bring th* talks to a cloae. s m s e Associated P ress Leased W ire «5 1 TO K Y O . M a i T U M A * - South Korean troop* roam the (hilly Hongihon river in Cenlial Korea today in pursuit of Communiit lorcci pulling hack 1ow*rd the 1 36th Parallel. The Republic ol Korea (R O K ) ( soldier* were spearheading the cen­ tral front drive of the U. S. Eighth Army which hai >et up Prong fortes in a holding lire only 17 mile* of ilie politically vemilive Parallel. "Tb«ie w*» no ‘topprug those ROK troops." said a military ipokeiman. They roam the cold rivrr rather than wait for hosts to ferry them arrotv in the northwsrd drive. "They were jusl a lot of eagar heaver*." The same ROK troops trapped and annihilated a fhinrve fommuniit battalion Sunday. The ROKs faded U r k when the) atroag pet roll out In a flanking first met the Med*. Bui they sent movement until they were north uI the Chinese. Then they »m*-h*d the Reda simultaneously from the front and rear. American liaison officer* with the South Korean* counted S3! dead Chinaa* after the battle. ttery of The ROK* raptured a battery 76-MM. howlUer*, *everal mortars and rifles, and large quantities of ammunition. It waa the firit action of an alxe along the Korean front In 83 hour*. U. 8. Jet pilot* Monday kilted or wounded !WW of IJS0U Redi> con­ centrated In th* village of Kappong. 32 mile* northeast of SeoulThey aDo reported damaging a tank In the town west of Chuff. ebon, once the central Chinee* Dramantic Kxils Art- Made From Crime Hearings Kx New York Mayor Says Criminal Army Liquidated All O p ­ position With Lead NEW YORK. Mar. 19— o il— Former May or Milium O D » >er i reled off Ihr namr* of under­ world leaders lialay as the Sen* tar Crimv Commlltre protwal intu a rrpulrd "big sis” nation­ al rrimr directorate. O'Dwyer, now ambassador lo Mrsiro, livled l harle* (l.uck) I l.uclann* Joe Adonis. Millie Morettl, Meyer Lansky *nd the late llenlamtn (Muxsy) Siegel a* "big" in the underworld rank*. NEW Y O R K , Mar. 19— OP) — The chairman of the Senate ( rime Investigating Committee ln<|*y eslrndrd • "cordial in­ vitation" lo Governor Thom** E. Dewey lo m*kr any state­ ment he drailrd hef**te the committee. Senator Kale* hetauver l DTrnnl ia-urd Ihr invitation Just before M'tlllim (>'D«)er, *mh*»«*dor In Mexico ami former mayor, waa sworn in a* a witness. TWO WITNISin, Virginia HIM (left) and Frank Costello (right). leave the Senate Crime Investigating Com­ mittee hearing tn New York under emotional clmimstance*. Miss lllll, frequently llnfcrd with underworld big-shoU, punched U woman reporter and tried lo kick a photographer alter she had te,lined. Costello, who had undergone several day* of stiff questioning, walked out on the investigators, despite a wsrrilng by the commit tee's ehtlrman that Iba Senate will be asked tn Dm* a warrant (or tits anvil. (fnfenutliunal) Director A ngrily Denies Influence On RFC Agency o*\ antly abandoned No. lit* O’Dwyer Tells Senate Crime Committee Of Deadly Justice In Use By Underworld Gangs the S M S B R S F W S U K bulMtng and shot hhn ante In tha ■EMfNOLR D IN N E R C LU B parso today far a email af hla back, The Seminole Dinner Club will Russia’* Andrri tha bullet bad been removed end meet at the Mayfait tan tonight nda proposals At the hospital a doctor said tha at 7:06 o’clock, President f . A. conference. Zaagaaeh'a condition wp* fair Palmer announced today. Imre If Gromyko shews aa ednestion minister, la lfr, ItW , introduced a draitle law which Uw parliament i after an attempt ta “ _ hen Mohammad lam I AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA M O N D A Y M A R . 19. W EA TH ER Cloudy and showers north portion through Tuesday, partly cloudy south portion with widely scattered shower* south portion Tuesday. Continued mild except colder ex­ treme north portion Tuesday. I ’ u ill F . U t lllK t ''Vtoirrrh T e r m s IVniLiTti Crime Commission Head “ Hired L i a r ” H id * - W U H * * * * ! Of Accusation Governor Denies Intercession On Behalf Of Bookie Of NEW YORK. Mar. 10 - f / P i Former Mayor William O'Dwyer lold ihr .Senate Crime Committee t'wlay list- underworld had its own court lytlrm that meted out death sentence, to uotahiti of ihr gang­ land code. O'Dwycr, now amhanador lo MrxKo, described it at "a )udirlal tel-up a kangaroo rourt where they held Inals, inually at nighl." "We also found," hr md. "that It'aallasH On Pngt T * » l B r itis h Estimate Russian Strength Af I Million Men A (I, B. armored patrol rolling north from Seoul threw buck an White House Link enemy platoon that attacked it 20 mile* south of the Parallel on tt \SIIINGTON. Mar. 19 — MIAMI. M*i I*) -f/Ti A Ml C, l d «»rd Itooe testi­ II, ills MODFKIt h the western front. broadest I vl.ileinent liy Daniel I*, fied today I’rnddrnl Truman On the eastern front. Allied H IN D I IN, Mai lit M l —appointed him *n ItFC director patrols probing within a (** .‘vulliv.tn iliit ( ',ii vet nor lu llrr It, it jsin* • Min ItMiri- Iis-1 iiight miles of the 33th Parallel moved with order* that "It (the M FC) W.IIICH intrriedrd In have i*ce e-timntrd llusaiau nod (.’onirniin1st t hlnrae ailliril fnlre- t"Kethrr northward against Red small arm- seeded lo he cleaned up. aad i* track p:iiiliegr» irvliurd to * lunik- nt H,000.000 men M'»r Minister oa nver there and Ho a |oh." and mortar fire. maker lirouglil the lejmndfi (rom John Strachey set the .Soviet Th# Arm y, breaking a three-day Move gave hi* levltnnny to silence, announced "holding ele­ Senate (nvesllgaloe* *hn have llie (innemor Indav that Sullivan ground army *1 SJtOO.IKH) soldiers “ very large" penrrtinie inobiliments are 17 mile* from the 39th accused him and I*a other MFC wav a ‘ hired lia r" tatlon but "not the incredibly v*,t Parallel at five point*." It did dlreelnr* of yielding In Influ­ Sullivan, opriatinx direcljr ol forer whirl) some people :teem to not locate the points and said it ence in making Inan*. H our’* the I roue f'nmiiiic'uui of Greater' fear.” story of Ms Instruction* from would not. Holding el*m«nt* pro Strarhey, qieaking nt Dundee, aumably are capable nf holding Mr. Truman rapped earlier Miami, stood by lu> -tain ,etil. at* testimony In vthirh hr denied be nod is war office itle*,, of hithertheir ground against heavy all*' V veiling that lu* inloi’ialmn <am<r i r r Irird In gel * fellow direr, t» seer-t Intelligence rrp i i . tn Th# brief announcement said p* Paul F. Ktitigr, 8 pros I Deputy I Iron I r„ |i{».Ull>. *li a11ill >an nf rffrrt refuted * formal Kuaaian trols were operating "mile* north'' tor, Walter L Dunham, tn re­ M'glonal Executive of Hrcioi sign «nd hernme "the gnat" of I to ilritain Feb, 21 in which the N ile I 1a< mg Cnm nim ion. of the five point* and in all othn Hi*, covering North ami .south sectors. It did not say how many the Senate Iniealigatiop nf the The Stal, liariin: Co.ntnI iilnii tlie Kremlin claimed it had little Carolina, (ieurgin and Florid*, huge government lending agrnmore than 2,600,000 men under (I nallaaf* li« Pa*r To n ) mtlea. rami to hf* present position with arms. Parallel 38, which cuts acr»'« »»■ a hroad Hcoiiting experltn. > the lliiti.h estimated, Korea about In the center, ha ■ ■Market ContinucH To (lieInitrad, lie < two major CommunDt nation* WASHINGTON. M ... Uf .-t / V i been the aribltrary dividing lln<between Communist north and Re — RPC Difritni C. Eth»*iti Row* Irlit Coiiiintltec and finally n < Shatter Sales Marks each h*< about 1.000,0011 weapon, wleldrr* -Including Army. Navy, publican South Knrea since* the demarwietj today lltal Scnalf in­ Hroidtnsslrr In Florida, he eiit, i e«l the I’rofrsaiunal aevir* It Air Force, and internsl security and of World War II. lU ld ly a i|ay iu*u |>a*ic> ut Ihv North Koreans stabbsd aero* vestigators withdraw their chargts IWI2, and will report a C-idtril S*nfnid Stal, F.irni'-rt Marktt troopj. The jtatement. however, Florida Anntial meeting r< nisglit. made po reference to the Russian the lino June 28 and touched nil that unit rort «f ivcuril fur th* note vm . . . . . . . ______ _ United ____ _Na_ linking him In an influence ring the .current fighting. *l< nf prfvlur* i nut hutteml, fhr War Dfflre opened it file*, tions'*'f*fv** pushed them back with alleged White Home ct,nt*(!». * l { | | n i r f x ' I ’ fi |?f>||fir| l"it tlir 'I hunt p«.||<k| eliding at Slraehey explained, to d i‘pel “tho acron the Parallel. ^ t j Rowe denied the an matinni in ® ^ I IU*0 n'clork Saturitay nighl hrok*1 danger., of Ignorance." Then the Allies were fortvd *11 prrviuus rrourilt, aid Man* "It i no, the *s y " br -aid south of th* Him: by overwhelm e prepared statement to Fulbiiglt* | (| S C O l l t C 0 U H I* j I get H*ndy Andtrvm (hi* mnrn“that the Mu.slati fnrrev v ,'r in­ mhcommillre. Iht wntiau reply . ^ « i r n • * Ing me sees nf Chinese Rada who ine. numerable and Invincible,” I O i l 111* earn* to the- mid of the North Kn made nn mention ni twnrn terti- I I I O ( l l n 0 r { 1 II* trvealrd Hull during the 24 Tbr U. S. Senate Foreign Re. ru n . mony that he had tried lo make a . hours, (he equivalent of t i l car- latlons and Armed Service* Tom. Now, the U. N. waa rolling Mr. Paul F. Mung*- will iep*'il 1l,u,d* «f liriMluce i**i .hippr<l from northward once more, In search of feilow Reconstruction Finance cor to the regular Executive Meeting 'i'* market. The major pmtlon mittee, repotted tart month that the Atlantic Part powers have withdrawing Chin*** and Med poralton (R F C ) director "the of the Central Florida C-mnril nf till;, was shipped hy truck and 1,47*1,000 turn under arm* and (Cnaltnc.ed Cla N | t T a i l trswtteu*# no Pa US s i n R«y Scouts nf Amertra in Ssnfnrd about five carload* hy rail. 2,000,000 In the ground force*. Vegetable .*|r* Mtil'itilttrd to tonight. "So far." Strachey -aid. "the Mr, Hunge h* > tieen working on I unit - or about ti| i at load. ((■wtlaa,* na N s , *tal a_ ipccial survey in Urn r»n*i«l In addition M. earloadi of citrus Florida Council for the runt ii- fruit were ship|ied f’atiliage continue* tn be "king" Woman’H ClubTollold month* and ha* met with Commit tee* In the Council on two no*.- 1e.t the market and price > aro* | Discussion On Safety Inn*. Mr. Rung#'* survey ha, to do about vtabilired at Jl.Tfi to 12-25 with better methods of muring, per 50 pound t>*B. Much of the The Hanford Woman's Club, foiW AS H IN G TO N . Mar. 19 - OP) — Wetlem Hemisphere foreign supporting and training Unit ' lowly vegetable" Is heir v pro- lowing a luncheon at noon WedMnatlavMS Oa N i , alii diireo in the Sanford a rt" ami Minister* meet here next week for * conference expected to produce i nt-aday, will *non»or a Safety •hlpmenti are ut, > brine received Council discussion. new basic strategy for th* defense nf Central and South America. T A X IN V E S TIG A TIO N S (ro m Winter Garden, Orlando and Lieut. R. Tsylor, public rela­ W AS H IN G TO N , Mar 19-<d'» Secretary of Su i# Acheron. *» United States representative, tv Del.and tion* director of the Florida High­ An eliterompany nf federal tav expected to urge each of tha 21 nation*: way Patrol, will talk at 1:30 P.M. in*ea(lga(nr« U being formed to Hy to prepnre lla own<‘ 1, Not only on "Fart* and Figurr* Concern­ Mrs. Crowell Wins track (Lawti U x fraud, of big time 1 American cnuntri*a despita the ______ | but also, through Uni Seminole County'* Traffic gambler* and racketeer*. need for them In Europe and elseArt Show Mention ing Inter-American Defense board, t>< Problems." This was annnunred Saturday join In devetuplng an overall »tr* where. Member* of Ihr Safety Council While official* here expect ap­ after Treasury officials told ro Mr*. Gretchen Lewis Crowell, include Mr*. Roy Ttllit, sponsor Igjpi plan. underworld Income wilt expludi X, 1b Increase and speed up IU proval of the plan, they said porters a three-year fn<|tilry Into Sanford artlat whose decoration* and Mrs. Ben Wade, Mr*. II. M. military program with possible foreign minister* from Central shortly In a shower of tax claims in tha Chamber of Commerce re­ Papaworth, Mr*. K. W. Fit# and and south America undoubtedly U. E. assistance. ception room have recaived ao Mri. J. D. Callahan, sponsor*. The and criminal charges >. To deelffnate some unit* for will press Acheaon on question* much favorable comment, won meeting for discussion I* open to T h r u source* said auch charge, United Nation* service to eppo*< of cost snd will want to know fifed laat week against Ralph ' a- new honor* Thursday In cnnnec. the public. illiSislnS anywhere in the vrorli!. how muck U. 8. help can be ex­ brother of the late Chicago lion with noted artist* in a dis­ op the theory that the atnnglh pected. The Weather cm, Al Capone, merely spot play at Y'owell llrew.lvey'a In Or. Washington’s response to this, itof die UN Is an t*s*nVJ part of iandn. lighter him a* the first of ni*ny hrmlapher* security arrange Is prepared to provide equipment nationally Mr*. Crowell received an hon­ JA C K S O N V ILLE. Mar. 19-DF) known name* to l » inIt ssld, will be Diet this country meats. orable mention for h»r oil paint­ Atlanta 50 63 and train officers for at least aerlbed on lax CXIMII 1 ing of Inni# Park Road, Tarpon Plsmark Tbs principles af Joint dtfen.- *om« ll Its hemltphero neighbor* 43 79 Spring*. Tha exhibition was apon. Brownsville and troop contribution* lo the while deferring the questloa of RESTLESS M ARINE 18 41 UN. havo b«m adoptid 'n prevt. payment for Utei discussion. A T L A N T A . Mar. ur-d/P>-M*v sored by the Orlando Art Aasocia. Chicago 16 21> Denver Inter-Amerkan and United President Truman Is scheduled he there’* no rest foi* the weary lion. 30 7 Dea Motnea ltaff•- Ashsson and to address the conference at IU after all, or at least one of 'em. 40 29 Detroit OPS M EETIN G Marine corporal Don Raid. 23. Mar. « In Gmw 88 62 Member* of the Sanford Mer­ New York T h# meeting was la the first LssHnnuck from A t­ ---- 'HL- *a. - . a 89 69 ■ w B W f, lanta la return from the Korean chant’* Association were today Phoenix 39 46 urgsd hy Andrew 8tin#, president, Washington war on rotation. e to Winnipeg Manned latent — coupled with , .Today the Purple Heart veteran tn attend tha price stabilisation Jacksonville 81 67 to he held Tuesday morn­ Mr. Truman'* declaration of a saM he had a 80-day furlough meeting 70 78 Miami emergency — was ta Lut might not take It *U because ing at 9:80 o'clock at th# Orlando Tall*ha case 70 61 military, economic, and "I'm not the kind of ■ guy who Chamber of Commerce. II. Stuart 80 M Tampa Johnson, secretory, will preaids. c u lit around dolnp nothing.'4 Conference Is Called To Discuss Defense Of Western Hemisphere » y p y ir t x a u ttjs lAk-wga _____________ _ 1 mm �•« PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald Federal Bond Support art Meats,* o.ao War tear IU « All ehllsarr aalleea, rsiS i' si lhaahs. resalaltsa*. prsM-laatallaas. ssS aailres *f ralerlalaaseats far IXa ear ease sf taialaa laaUs. win hr <hara*4 Isi af reaalsr ■Jirtilslaa rats*. HsetrsealaO VallaBalls ISf ItlssS S r s if ip t flrerrsaala. Its* Is r, Xrw l»rh . S'hleaaa, lie* inl>. Itaasas sits, as. Laals. t s , llrralS la a a ta ts r af H r lairU !*,,•• nhlrh la ratine# airlsslrrtf la Ihr as* far ireakll. railna .1 all ike leeal aewa erlelr# la ihls a*wsese*r, aa sssll a* all AS- aewa «tl*e*irhea. T O D A Y ’S BIBLE VERSE Hut Israel had to pay bitterly for hri mistake* and her sin*. VVe •bool,I not abuse the liberty that ■be Creator gitra it*. We hair plenty of light. The Lord loved I rail forever.— I Kings 10:9. Ralph Capone apparently hat been neglecting hit income lax retutus. Mr should have irmemheied what hapiwnrd In hrothrr Al. I'lrird’ nl liuman says hr Has no intention '.I iMuming to Wash­ ington 10 nub i to dean house, cldetitg tlurinp Mm* first year of lift- nmonp in.iun-tl iiniiln.-t. Th»» most frequent fatal accident.1), the run)puny r e ­ Appatei 1 1 ■■ 'Vlntc Home has port!*, are thune re.tuitin|/ from the (twnllowiiiyr of tureipn altcAfly been draned. objecta--nipplefs, imcifiers, safety jiiitH, huttons, tnarhies, or the fluteau ol labor Statistici o ther tliinpK— left within the baby's Teach, and from a s ­ reports dial wholesale prices during phyxia caused by tile rryurnitntinn o f milk and other liquid the past week diopped .1 perernt foot)*. Not much, but belter titan con­ Such accidents as bum s or scalds from m akeshift va­ tinuing up. porizers, fires started by older children playing with Dow n in Tainpa businessmen air putting up a five story building ju;t (or parking. While we havr plenty of downtown space available why not take advantage ol it by getting aside certain aieas lor packing lots?' I T * Justice Department wapls |o deport the gambler who fixed New York b a , ^ t b . l U ^ s . Wial mpul sending tlioge. basketball plaWrt yfulyuld oqt, thrir trammaleV^ back wheir ihry came Irom H »> t| ,j J The (jftitrd' Slater Chamber ol CosnmeAr has cpptp out in IstW of the ibojjtMn ol like RreppArurlion Fincher CoqiofatioiF which was dexqpifd (or tile aid of buiineti corporktiont. A p p o i n t ly they (igure( the price of tlrch aid is lu ImpttfUat to rrrormber by those who car die illegal gambling on the grounds that "everyone likrs to ■amble" is that racketeering in Mokm.-<kiug, punchboardt, dot machinn ant) to forth to often docs not end with gambling, but alto im lues dopr-pcddling. illicit traffic in women and childien. and murdri at $50 a head. Governor (jyinet of South Caro­ lina points out that j( the Supreme Court mtiili on the abolition ol segregation in the public tchoofs, South Carolina will obey ibe law, but it will do away with the public school iyilent. The people of South Carolina now levy la m lo luppoit public at bool* for Negroei, but would not levy late* lo support any schools whete segregation of the taces was not practiced. Il,is inteieiiing lo oote.that most of |hr graft and Corruption in Waihington n being uncoversd by two Senate investigating commit­ tees headed by Desnocrad. The committee looking into the opera­ tions of the Reconstruction Finance Cortmration is headed by Senalot Fulbright, Democrat, of Arkansas, and the Senate Crime Investigalfag Committee is head by Senator - j$ f k u w Tennessee. Now if the Desnocrad themielves can uncortt ao much crime in and out of govemm-sil, whal in the world would tire Republicans disclose if they *»»f* in powty?^ , m atrhes, strangulation caused hy the chilli Retting Ms head caught. poisoninK. and drowning in the b ath also take a considerable toll of infant life, the study indicates. These accidents are due, in the m ajority of cases, to lack of proper care by tile im t m iii — usually th e m other— in charge of th e bahy. On the other hand, tiie company points out, most deaths t lint are rejiorted ns suffocation hy ImmIclothes or pillow*—causing great anguish to hundred* of m others each year wlm hlainc themselves for carelessne**— m u l t !if PCUIe respiratory infection. hefit ure .advised, m-cordingly, to lx* particularly alert ijlff^s ofljrFqpiriitarv illness in very young bubies, ■ - lilttU? pnrgfw * )ui* biftt nmde in reducing the murtjt’fMifh accidents liltiAiig infdula'durliig th e perltxj since *arly whliq deaths from causes o th er than uctits h^ve declined by ulxuit i t percent during these yearning tu luUJufy tha curiosity of uthara. U’n no fun to know som ething iinlemt you enn tell it. Thin went* to apply mmv of the dclegalps to th e Big Four deputien meeting in Parin; when there li an argum ent In th e cloned nexfllnm they can’t wait to tell about It. There m ight bo fewer a rg u ­ m e n t if they Were le.x.i avidly dincioniql. F ifld w I h T r ie d sraatlaaeo I'Ve** rase Oaer tempi ol Congress chsrget growing out of his appearance before a Senate Foreign Relations Subcom­ mittee last Apr. 2B. Assistant U. 8. Attorney W ill­ iam Hints conceded F.etd, to i b fusing to answer 31 qu»jll<ip*, claimed rrpliea lend to In criminal* him. But (fits instated that Field waa "picking and cluxuing ’ what questions he wanted to answer and had no “reasonable and honest fear" of being prosecuted for ans­ wering. Hits pointed out in hla upening statement that Field voluntarily testified before the .Senate group that he had never been a Soviet espionage agent. Accordingly, Hits told Judg T . Alan Goldaliorough "he couldn't claim that a* one of his fears." *‘f* >»»cHh*d Field aa "n man of grent wealth who hax expended It freely over n long period or tlma for Oommunlxt-front argnni xntlona at lea-t." “We any be did not have goo faith when he made thn» claim fjMcalble self incrimination).' Hit* told Judge Gohluhornugh. Goidaborough ia hearing the roao planning a county owhed DOS|)ital lire powers that be should plan for ihe fulura and no? for J M pail., It W probably trw that roted for R a 90 bod hospital I Harr bern big nougb; But » d bad Srswasdc County grown consiifarabiy since And Ih# demands fat bospitai have"'also ‘tqirusrif smod to bo content to Iw tick MONDAY M AR 19, 1951 f lA N T O R D jn f R A U ^ she Bubcummittee's inquiry into cliarges by Senator MrCatlhy (R W i«l of Comm uniat Inf lllral lint of the alato department. But for the moat part Field re­ fused to answer qoestians. II* Said he waa relying nn hi* cunadtutional privilege against possible xclfIncrimination. Field'*-attorneya waived a jury trial. This mean* hia rase wifi be de,iilad by fevleral Judge T . Alan Gild1 1kirough, William llifi, asiistant 17. H. ADornev atsigurd to prosecute the case, told a reporter he will ran- Thus the legal issue is the same as in eight of nine conDmpl of Congress cases triad here In re­ cent weekat did (he wile*** pro­ perly invoke hi*. privilege under the fifth amendment against pos­ sible aelf-lnrriminatinn I In five case*, Judges rultil that witnesses did and aequlttrd them In two rases where poerdbte self. Incrimination figured them have been convictions. Two other case* nr# awaiting deciilons. All In­ volved witnesses Irefore various rongressionnl comml ite r. Only Earl Browder, former No. I Amerirtn C-Tum-mM, f*HH to ta.vr Ihe issue of possible self-lit, r.+ ’nation. If# »*W tlr* questions V-* to him by lit* Senate Furrl** HolnUors Hubcommitte* were not rortltient In the inquiry, thaf . .. and ........... j( never was directed to answer RFC Influence (Continued from Pag* One) goat” of the inquiry. Director Walter L. Dunham had told the subcommittee on Mar. n that Howe urged him to resign hi* post under circumstances that would make...Dunham ........ .......... ..... . . 'the coat" of charges thf RFC hast yielded to an influence ring in making government loan*. Rowe told the banking subcom­ mittee, headed by Senator Ful(•right ID -A rk ), lie I* entitled to a finding "that an exhaustive investigation of tny conduct prove* I have acted a perfectly ethical and legal manner. The subcommittee. In a report to the .Senate last month, had made much of Kowe’a friendship with men the group natmd aa member* of an influence ring. It also had riird a loan to a firm in which Kowe D a large stockholder a* evidence that he had benefrtted from favoritism. The loan was made and paid off nut lung before Ituwe joined the RFC hoard Oct. 3, IhU). “Not one of you gentlemen, I am aure," Howe said in hia state­ ment, "wants to tie builly of maligning a person by innuendo, garbled amt diitorted reports, or half irutba." Another directof, Walter E. Cosgriff, In a statement prepared for the subcommittee declared he has teen no evldancr of an influence ring operating around HFC since he took offire last Oct. 12. He said he ronalderea the ether board membera to be "honest and capahle" men. The subcommittee haa never criticised Cosgiiff. t-osgriff said: “ It is Impossible of rourae, fur ine to be able to say what may have happened at some .time prior to m y' association with the cor* poration, hut it is my firm runviction that if an influence ring did exist or other Improper poli­ tical activities went on at aome [•nor date, nothing of thla na­ ture haa been active in the recent menhs since my association on the present board of directors." if there D such an influence clique, he aaid, "they did not are fit to include me in their activities." Cosgriff, who said he la a life long Republican, told the »uhcommittee "no une at the Whita House" ever tried to influence him “nor Ius* auy director at any time intimated to me that the White House was interested. In ru out con r of any (rending nutt­ ier." He said “the name la true" of taith the Democratic and Re­ publican National Committees, Crime Probe ICeotlaaeO Pr*n r u t o m | in certain sections of the country, there were men who carried out the orders of these courts, and there would he only one older— death, execution." 0 ‘Dwyrr said in many sections <rf the country "they had troops under one man <*ho had authority to direct those troops.” "Albert Anastasia was the one wlm had authority to order the Ihooklyn troops.” he said. Anastasia was a iui[wct in a »l*yi**» attnliuted tu Murder, Inc., pronldyn « *>mr tyndicalr. Auast. ana esc aped proiecution aflei the ilealh of Abe Rebs. a witness, in a mysterious plunge from a Coney Island holrl window in 1‘htl, Asked who was chairman of the i"*ard of director* in the under­ world syndicate, O'Dwyer said: "It v.t, ■ rather a u»mM nation. Thetr sen.. n«t f|)|f| man In rhargr, a romhlnatloti. an alliance." O'Dwyer told his «*ory of the virtue na'\ ii-wldr Mursler Inc., after a sharp encounter with '•V-.ntor Cliarlea W. Tobey I P.. Nil i. The former mavor was smiting and (sailed as he took the witness •land after a voluntary trip here from Mexico (Tty. He *n« ifre *e<l in a natty blue, pencil-stripe suit ami blue and white tic. But heads, of perspiration ap1^ are*! tin hi* forehead under the warm moving picture and tele­ vision camel a light* anil at time* hi* voles broke He look frequent drinks of water. "•e exchange with Tobey r arne after the Seiulnr said ffDwverV veision of Beles’ death varied from that of a previous wiinr**. Fs*nt (’ Hal*, a former depulv (Hsllre commissioner. O'D w t i ' i denfended Bal«' re­ cord a* a iniliee officer, hut To I c y described Hal* a* a “ a flat tire" whom O'Dwyer was attempt­ ing to slefend. O'Dwyer, obviously angry, de­ clared he wn* entitled to a re* spectful hearing. A brief recess was called, then the former mayor leturned with hi* story of the underworld court system. The national television audience for trytav'a hearing v is estimated at l&OtNIIMU) to 20INHI.IKMI |ier<on« hv W I'IX . the New York Newt station which i* originating the tefecavr* for Itself a* well a* other station* The audience in the greated New York area was estimated at tAOOJMtl tss 6,1)00,000. The hear. Inga are'being telecast In IV cities. da O'Dwyer testified, beads of perspiration dotted 'hla forehead under the warm television and moving picture light* * Ife halted occasionally to wipe his hrawd -r . > *••(. iti ■ At 'time* Ml* wife hrokv slightly, hut rtcnvim i vritot. hr took drinks, of water from a glacn at hi* left band O'Dwycr wa* lirm.klvn Diatrirt Attorney at the time of Relca’ death. He is now amtusvsador to MrxW-0. Tube* limited Hal* as saying that K*l*s Intended to enter thf flflh floor window and ten go upstair* rid tell hht guard* "Paelo 'A-Boo. ' "Your testimony contravene* that of M r. Bals, whoso testimony wax that he was not tryiag escape," Toliey added. The Kelea raw cam# Into the picture a ftrr Bcnator Eatea Kefa u ve r (D-Trtinl interrupted O'Dwyer In ■ lung atoey of petty crime condition* ho had observ­ ed as a policeman, magistral# and /wilier tt>p. Gascy . (D-Maas), nos liaison man to (iAtigrraa for fiivuiuuiic Mubilixcr trie Jaiui?toii; Joseph 1|. Rusenl-aum, a Washing tun lawyrr, ami RFt! director William E. Willett, The subrummit tea hart nann-d thuaa men aa mrmlrcta of an in. fill mice clique, l u rvoorta void fallow directors regarded Howe aa "WlllMi'a candidate" u (ha HFC and “accept*hi* to Dawson for that reason." Rowe said Dawson "has never railed me about a loan.*' and that ire haa never met Rosenbaum or member* of Rosenbaum'* law firm. Rowe conceded that Ire had, a* the subcommittee reported, re­ commend**! that a firm of aurt loners from Worcester, Maas., the home town of "Rowe'a buslnaaa enterprise," handle (he sale O'Dwyer had told of alum con­ of some disputed property on ditions and of pinball and mint which RFC had forcloaed. martiines that he said encouraged children to gamble and stool. Kefauver broke In to suggest ly successful” job and the RFC that the former mayor "got down got more money than it expected tu details or argisited crime In this section." j - ; 4 '* Retea was to bsvf agon a witness protested, “on# would gather that In the alnying eiMMtar Panto, a Aaron Krock first appeared on longshoreman, who tried to or­ the RFC-scene after I became a ganise o revolt against alleged director. Actually, he hat been gangster control of the Brooklyn employed as an auctioneer by the sratrrfront. Albert Anastasia was RFC m i several occasions since n suspect. \ the RFC’s Inception." . a-; r a ? ? A e witaei* not involved in th# crime. I depended on him* The former mayor <aUI Belc«' death "let Anastasia get away." Tibey aiked: “ lin t it a fart that you made a comment that the police had a perfect rase against Anastasia and that you could have prosecut •d if you had two witneaars?" "I had. the wltnaases, but I did not have Anastasia.” O ’Dwysr said. The committor took a lb-minute recess after a heated exchange 'otiey and G'trwyer between Tobey O'Dwyer concerning Bals. "1 would like tn compose my­ self." O 'lH ryrr said. He was visibly angry and “ I ought to get a respectful said: hearing." Tobey bad said "You apiulnted Bala, didn't you?" "I did Indeed," said O'Dwyer. "Wasn't he a flat lire ? " asked Tobey. "I,et ine tell you almut Frank V. Bat*, since yiu bring that up," said O’Dwyrr. He related several instance* of police work by flel* a* examples of hi* ability. Tobey inquired: "What ha* that got to do with it? Are you trying to build up a rase for Hal*? You'll have a hard lime doing it. He told Ihbi com­ mittee what a devil he wai.” O'Dwyer drelaisd the Senator was biased and called for a "re­ spectful" hearing. Senator lister U. Hunt, IDWyo) suggested the recesa at this Kotury Luncheon HaailsatS I rsM Paae Itael rooms. Iliumv, the laboratories, and the school farm. •president Orville Tourhtou an­ nounced that the Kiwani* minstrel will be held at tile high school for the *benefit of underpliviieged tkildren oil Apr. I. Andrew Aline announced that u kirOting will h« held in the Orlando ihainher of aimmarve building to­ morrow morning at 9:30 o’clock for |Jti ndrpdev of (Irkring Ah expla ratios of OPB 7 bv an agent fn»m the Jacksonville DPS office. B. L. Perkin*. Jr. introduced the visitors as Hill llovey of Chi­ cago, III., Maj. Ben Sharp of Bat. tie Creek, Mich., George Bardley of Thompson* tile, Conn., Fred Raywelt of Hudsoh, O., Ray Preatoll of l.vnn. Maw.. Ixay Black of Boston, Mate., and W. I,. Thorpe of Orlaralo. llaallaae* Praw Page Owe) removed by Ihe (lemling bill. CommunUios alill could *!<«t to de. e< Htul t viuselvv*. j Flsexftiare ia the lution'a capi141 Defvrtsf itobllixvr G'harle* -K. M .Ison said In affect today ihst America can taka it* ptesant d*> h r a i pfugtaiu'ht strklc t a rel’.* lively.,Mi»rt tldMeysv. atrld*.. • Within that rrtnr, ire-Mid h«r hellgvcd "nur production of Hefrtise material and boltding tit armed force* will have brought our rountry troth to a point of real military strength and tu an pirn grralcr military potential." ‘ And tn the 'third yoar, Wilson added, "we ought - M be ablr actually to eapand our output of rirtlian goods, and at the same time, meet uur requirements qf defense material," "The rapadte la unlimited,1' the defense mobillirr d e c l a r e d . "That's what we really nave — rapacity unlimited." Wilson expressed his views in a copyrighted interview published by the inagaiine, "II, 8. News and World Report." lie predicted that defense pro­ duction will hit a UMilllton-slol'lar-a-year pace in IDAS; the sup­ ply of consumer goods will start loosening up late neat years ra­ tioning may not be necesaary. lie eapreaaed hope that "we will net need compulsory man. power controls.'' Meanwhile, Preaiden-. Trum an today nomlnatN Philip B F irm ­ ibe, undersec to bo ambas turned Delos WtlTexls to succeed Undersecretary of Stenatrom Sentences S h e r i f f Williams Asks For New Trial On Bribery Charge suspension by Governor Warren, *l»o» aid criminal court Ju<ir* William T. Kennedy should not have permitted witnesses tn u*. tifv about matters before he took over the iherifF* offire. William* listed 23 ground* a new trial? Glover »even. *1 Kuqut-rmirv attacked principally Judge Kennedy'* charge to the Jury. The Polk county criminal court Jury convicted the three on tire Mate charges that they runapired to take bribe* from gambler* in return fur uromivea to grant thern immunity frum arrest ami fire, dotn from competition. Dwarf type fruit tri-ea, a* rule, produce just as Well J tiieir regular site counterpaits. Dr. Henry McLaulin Oplomrlriat Hook it* Intercession II aatlaaed t ree. Past nael "reinstated*' Charles H r u d u e r . alias Charlr* llruad, in M. *.'b, l D50, after previously bhii’.u.g him from entry to any Flolida rare tracks. In a bri-adca-l Saturilay, Sulli­ van charged the reinstatement came aftrr the Cuvcmur telephon­ ed the commission Hruduer'- be­ half. He also said that moves on Hruduer'* lielialf seeimd to have originated from Arthur Klrnd, whom he drserihed as a "lieuten­ ant of an Illinois l)em«cratlc I’arty leader. Today, in a telegram tu th.' Miami Daily News, Governor War­ ren Challenged Sullivan "to piove ti.at hia atateiuents ate not ab­ solute outright lies." 'I have never asked Ihr State Racing Commission or any of it* memliera to reinstate anyone who had been vi.-cted from n rare track," the Governor added Sullivan. Lhrii told of Warren's statement, said again ttiat mem­ ber* of the Racing Commission had told him the intercession fir Brudncr stemmed from “a high national democratic official" and came to the Commission through the Governor. " A n d furthcnuoie,'' Sullivan added, "the statement was made hy Ixo Edwards, chairman of the Raring Commission, that Hoard <Hi miner) was reinstated aftrr the Intervention of Governor Warirn at hi» request." Edwards ami four other cummUaion mem liens joined the Gov­ ernor in denying there had been any executive intervention in the Hruduer at Florida tracks was rate. Edward* insisted the ban on lifted only because, uner a reelproeal arrangement, It automatiecally barred him from track* in other atatos.", , “ We had e*a»«Hi to belike that Iraklis.' and I f I liwy wimlkd, hitq we notified them we werv leaving lie waa wanted on New York It up to them to make the decis­ ion.'1 Edwards added. Sullivan said Hruddner l* currentiy under Indictment in New 113 Magnolia I'hone SI Ket*p Your Ago From Showing By W V. Hilt ting Tonrhtoii Drug Co. Wrinkles ‘or gray hair won't rrvi-nl yuur age, for w* all know (H-opie with Loth who •till aj'|" ar younger thun thrir years. it* taiiiing a youthful appear­ ance serin* to b- fo” '»m «i's l. ly a matter of keeping active and healthy, >l«y to day, ami as we grow older making conces­ sions for the cake of our health. Sound medical advice hy a qualified physician each year will IvMp you oil the rigid path. Good medicine piuys an im[xartoot part in keeping you healthy if yuu choose a tru itrd v pharmacist to fill your doctor’s prescriptions. • ' This I* Ibe USIk af a Series af i:silartal aAsvrllseateais aaaear. Isa I kl* esprr earh week. York on ijt) gambling counts. remainder o f a term expiring Dec. 31, 1963 Charles Home, of \irpi*ila, to I* Administrator of .'WU Aero, nautics, succeeding N)ixp. James J . Wadsworth, of New York, to lie Deputy Federal Civil Defense Administrator. At the same time Mr. Truman formally nominated WW'lain Met’hesney Martin Jr. to succeed Thomas B. McCabe ns chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. Ills selection had been announevd previously. The Senate rami approve each ■initiation. BOB KARNS KAHNS IN SU R A N C E A G EN CY Hi.um 20J— Mei«ch Bldg. Rhone 977 • A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE • Whet# Happiness Costa Bo Utile. L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y ! in "SEPTEMBER AFFAIR nn electric fan as a weapon to bent nn opponent, pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated assault and drew a fine of |t$0 and roatr or 30 day*. TUESDAY & WKDfifi^DAY! T IIF . MIGHTY TIIUNDF.HINfr $t<illY O F FRANK and JESSE JAMES LAST TIME TONIGHT tlclpallng In an affray and wn* flood l u and rosts or $0 day#, Jo# Hammock, Negro, pleaded guilty to a charge of intoxication • H was fined 1* and cootn or 80 ---------*8 IT A C T U A L U 'jU lV 'K N K D ! Basil Ricker, pleaded guilty la an Intoilcatlou charge amt was fitted M and costa nr 10 daya. when h# offered ^iibjoctlons. If . won an aCquitUk (• * ». S w ­ an-no" over a Comm-rnit km* had dans during SOUB1 RAID Television -r iA t iiH f t j., U acO Q NALD CAREY i �t <' r ONDAY MAR. !9. 1951 TH E BANFORP HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Social A n d Personal Activities HONK 118 ^Social Calendar M ONDAY The Dependable Clara nf the Firat Methodist Churrh will meet ■t 8:00 P. ft!. at thr home of Mr*. Clarence Wallis, IMWi Elliot Ave. no*. The Past Matron' t'luh will meet at 7 :3(1 P. M. aI the home of Mr». Jo*- Corley with M rv. Fdton doit am! Mrs J. C. Hills as rn. fehostrsaec. ™ Tin Audubon Society will meet at the Garden Center at 8 .W I’ M T llE V I lA I The Unity Class will inert at 7:30 P. M at th’ Valdez lintel with Mr*. Carolyn II Par-.oni an teacher. The A me itrar ii me Depart menl nf the Woman'- tin t, will meet at 8:00 p. . at the Woman's Club. a Th< Itul It Sperring Junior (I. A.'a will meet in lh<- I K I. rla>» loom at the First Raplt** rh iiiih at 3:30 P. M. The Cha|«*l Choir o( the Flr-t Baptist Church will meet for re hearsal at 6:45 P. M. The Kindrtgadrn Ih-pt. nf the Methoill it Churrh will have it • an nual Canter party at it:t*0 to I 30 In McKinley Hall. The Y. W. A of th. First Baptist Church will meet al £ 7:45 P. M In the T K. 1.. daaa w nxim. The l.adiei Auxiliary In the Brother lue>it of Trainmen will meet at tin home nf Mrs. W A. Cagle I 9U3 Maple Avenue at 8:00 P M W K IIM S IM V The Civic (kpartment of the Woman’* C|uh will have a lint, eheon at 12:30 o'clock at tin club. The program will I* on safety. # Th e Prayei Meeting at the ' First Baptist Church will lie a! 7:30 p. M The Training Union Fxeeutlvr rommittee meeting nf ihe Fiial Baptilt Churrh will lie held aflei Ihe Prayer Meeting t-crvlre in the Phebean Class room. The Primary llept. of the Mrlh ndlst Church will have it* nnniinl Caster party at 3:30 In 1:30 In McKinley Hall. T h C H K IlA V m The ftnuglaa JnKe Jiminr Bn* W thrrhnod will meet at the First Baptist Churrh tonight at 7:30 P. M. Maundy Thursday Cnnimitniun Service at 7:30 P M. in the Moths- Mary Lee Mnltair Weds Herman K olcff A dooWe nng ceremony held Friends of E. D. Price will re­ al the Cu t Baptist Church Mar 11 united in marrtage Miss Mary gret to Irarn that he I* confined I re Mattair, daughter nf Mr. to the Orange General Hospital. and Mrs. W , K. Mattair nf Os. J. W. Dunlap la reporte ! to lie teen, and Herman Koleff nf Day­ recuperating aflrr a recent o;wrtona Beach with Rr\ W P, atom at the Florida Sanitarium. Brooks, J r . offtiiating. The bride given in marriage Mrs. Ida McCultum of Otanta, hy her fathrr wore a powder S. C. i* visiting Mr. ami Mr*. hhie -uit with while accrsvirira J. It. Truluck for >umr time. and n corsage of pink sweet heart rose-. M i. and Mrs. Herbert Hill ami Mis, Allc. t.iimhpijst. who was three rhlldirn of St. Petersburg maid of honor, wore a pink sntt •pent the weekend with Mr. and with whit, accen voriri G. A. J. I, Hurt. Haiti*. brother-in-lawof the l*ri*l*-, rtv.-d as Iwit man Mrs. James N. Robson hat re­ Following tl*e eorrniotiy s re­ lumed from Hastings after spend­ ception wi, t In |<| at Ihe holiir of ing a week with Mr and Mr*. It. lln hride'* ,ist« i and brother-in­ law, Mr. and Mr*Harris. The I* Anderson. hride'. table was decorated with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Czjsjk* have arrangement* of cnlln lllie., returned to Middleton, Conn, a f­ while swer-l heart r u e . and nap- ter visiting friends and relatives rlragon-, held a this- tier*st wed- for three weeks. •line cake with a niinlalure hride ami groom Assisting !■ serving Mr. ami Mr*. Mark l.uckte of were M i " Bobble Morton mid Boston. M ali, are visiting C. J. Mrs C yril Blither. <*il.m* of Meriwether ami daughter Mary the briar 1-otiUe. Mrs. Koleff » s « a mensher of Ihe l !*17 graduating elnss of Mr. ami Mr*. Hrrm an Paris of Seminole High School and ha.i l.nui*ville, Ky were the weekend liern employed with the Southern gue*ta of Mr. and Mia- G. W. Bell Telephone Co, since her Blown. ginduatlnn Mr. Knlrff attendril edwtnla in Mi. ami Mta. D. K. M rn ill Sanford and Sanford and servrst of Boston, Mss* left yrstrrdav in World War II for five year*. after visiting Mr. ami M n . J. II. He is al pte rnl employed at the Van Hoy fot several ilay*. Touch toll Drug Co. in Daytona Beach Friends of I.. A Palmer will re­ gret to learn that he is ronflnrd to the Orange General Hospital in Di Undo. Krnnrth t.effler left today for ihe University of Tennessee after -pending Ihe weeknd with hla parnt» Mr. and Mis. W. A. Leffler. H A P P Y B IR T H D A Y Misa Barbara turned to Emory spending several arenta Dr. ami urker. Ann* -It lime MPrhell Peggy Meriwether. II. S. Diiggar, Billy Duxbiity. dist Church The Nursery Dept nf tin Meth odist Churrh will have IT annual Faster parly at 3,30 to i.30 in McKinley Hall F R ID A Y The Sanfoid Townsend (Tub will meet at the City Hall al 6:30 P. M. for a rnvrird dish supper. Attention Mothers aV j Any Child entering the DiRallied Am eri­ nd i Velcm ns Baby Cmile*! will receive n * lovely Ii x 7 |M»rtrnlt alwolutely free. Copies The BREM ERS "Artial* In Photogiaph)" Commercial And Photostat lr Service PI.... . Ruvkrr has reU n iv rrd ly after daya with her Mra. II. Wayde 1*771 Mis* Daphne Connelly **• honored with a Ira Saturday af­ ternoon given hy Mrs. \k. K Klrrhhofl and M r. W . V. I art ell Mrs. Kirrhhoff’s home was at­ tractively decorated throughout with a pink and blue color a* heme The tea table, overlaid with a blue shear linen rloth, » » > draped •long the sides with white net and caught up with pink camtllias. Th> rrnter piece was an arrangement of pink roses, blue delphinium* and hahie* breath. Receiving the guests were Mr# Hawkins Connelly. Mrs. J. BKirchhoff. Mis* Connelly. -Mr* Shearouve, Sr., and Mrs. Paul M Fague and Mi** Betty Shear-juse, si»ler» of the gioom M is. Paul Che terson and Mts F. \. Oyron preside.! over the te* table and as.ii.-.ting were Mrs Gerald l.c*»lng. Miss Elirabeth |)y*on. Mi s s Ann larvell, Ml** Shane Connelly and Mivs GrevhPtt Kirchhoff. Refreshment* of Rusalan tea. party sandwiches, r*«oklr» ami nut* *rer» served to Ihe approximately M» guests present during the afterm>on. Supper Is Served Hy Rainbow (iirlH The Rainbow C trl, nerved a spaghetti lupper t» approximately Ml member* and frirnds ol the Seminole Chaptrr No 2 of the O r­ der of Eastern Star Thursday night at the Masonic Hall. Following Ihr supper Worthy Matron, Mrs. S. F. l ong preside*) over the business mrcting a*»iste*l by J . P. Ilolticlaw, Worthy Patron. Mr*. Wurt Warner, Pa»t Matron and Frank Talbott, Past Patron, were presented with past* patron ami past-matron pin* hy (he chapter In appreciation of ihtlr year of service It wa» announced that Ihe Chap­ ter lis. ronlrihuted over 1300 to (lie Masonic Home Endowment Fund. The silvrr offering (nr the evening was prevented to the RainIxvw Girls to assist them in their expense at the annual state meet, tug. Mra. Julius Dingfeldei left Salurday for Ithka, N . Y . In rial! Mr. and Mr*. Simon Dingfeldei •nd daughter Jan for w m r Inn*-. En mule home Mr*. Dlngfrhlri will atop In New York City for a Friends of Mrs. S. O. Chase •hurt vlill. will Ih* glad to learn that she Mi^s June Bivins, daughter of is recovering from flu after being confined to her home for Mr*. Norma Bivin*, ha* takrn a position as a nutae in Ike Hhrinseveral daya. M r. and Mr*. W. M. McKinnon had as the It guwls over Hie week. •nd their daughter and son ln law, Mr. and Mra. Charles R, Selvedge ami children. Mr. and Mrs' F. F Weldon, J r of Farewood, N. J . and children Mary, Camels and Edw in, who i* a student at the Citadel In Char­ leston. S. C. are visiting Mra Weldon's sister, Miea Ruth Hand. Mr. and Mrs. A. G . Shore ami •on Gary and niece Janellc The Lamplighter By TOM D f n i.E There were so many people pte sent at the Seminole Choral So'p-ty'* "The Mr«>inh" yesterday aflrroiwm at thr Epi*«opal (Tiurrh, that the it*hcrs were re-routing the oncoming throngs into the Parish House. Evidently there were many who wanted to see what thi. "Seminole Choral Society" was ait st-'ut, ami partly for tni» reawn decided to attend. They found nut. Roger Harris sod his (roup of singers and soloists did eminenll) well, sod inswered in no iinerrlain terms •hose who al Ihr outset said, "It can't be done". Having rehearsed since last October, at iia incep­ tion, Ihr public had a right In r i ­ pest s Hereof Job of the whole thing. Huf they (o l something more than s decent Job, nr sdrijoate treatment— They got Ihr work of singers who went nil nut in making Ihr allair one In appreciate and tong remember, forever dispelling Ihe fretful prophecies of three gloomy harhingrra of faiturr. The Chorus was good, composed of strong, rlear voice*. Thrtr was no rnumisi jumlsv, very often up parent In a 'mall town group of voices. The words were enunciated very didimtly. One could heni without trying to hear. Mr. and Mr». RirharH Farrell w rrr outstanding, lira. Farrell »ang "Come I’nlo Him" » iih ease and (rare, her high tones especially sweet and easy nn Ihe esr, Mr. Farrell’s training is obvious. Ills posture, his head position and general attitude when soloing seem correct to the loinutrsl detail. He has a big voire which ratrir* authority, and his rendition of "Who May Abide the Coming nf The l-aerr" was rirrlle n l. Me. Farrell re­ cently sang In the llarh Festival in Winter Park where he also soloed. Mra, C|*ia Ginn, displayed her advantage of siijw-rior musician-hip a she sang "Rejoice Greatly, •• Daughters nf /Inn". The so. prann sc, lion was e*p»s tally fin* Mrs. Wilke, we thought, did ex icllrntly in her two solos, "And Suddenly Thrie Was With the Angel" atol "How llcaultfcl Arc Ihe Feet of Him” She, Ion, gives evidente nf much ii.iiping and ex perirnce in music. Mrs. George Hardin sang "I Know That My Shore nf Winston Salem. N. C. Redeemer l.iveth", a difficult are the gueit. of Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mis. David Dyal and I,. F. Richard t daughter, Susan of West Palm llrarh spent Ihe weekend with Friend- of Miss lUlna Cowan Mr*. Dyal* parent* Mr. and Mr*. will tie glad to learn that she ha* Georgr Well*. returned hnmr from the FcrnetdMis* Charlotte True ami guest l.aughtoo Mrmerlal II ns p i la I Miss Jran Starke of New York where she ha* hern confined due menl the weekend with Mia* Ii* an appendectomy. True's patent* Mr. ami Mr*. R. E. M r. and Mr*. V. C. Messenger Tru r and Mr*. Lillian Vickery had a* Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Sion* and giirat* over the weekend. Men. daughter*. Ixirrne am! Jean, nf Then Trm ger, Mr. ami Mr*. Jacksonville pent Sunday with Keith fJoint* and Mr, amt Mr* Mr*. C. E. Adam* and her mother Jasper llilley amt Infant »nn, all nf Jarksonville. Mrs. C. J. Carlson. M r. and Mra. Wilson Bond of Richmond, Ky. left this weekend after visiting thair daughter and ron in-law, Mr. and Mra. G. W. Morgan, fur a trip In Miami and Cuba before returning home. PRIZES FOR T H E W IN N E R S Portraits Wedding t Oil Coloring 222 MtUch Bldg. Personals Miss Daphne Connelly Is Honored At Tea Mtma Ruth IMHIn Is Calient Of Honor [ RADIO STATION A u i l p r i ^ vhua-cr was given in honor of Mi*» M»na Ruth Mill* liy Mis* Mil<li r*l William s ami Alls* Gliuia Studclill after th r m rrtin g of thr J. t» Y , Bunday Sch*«»I Class of thr F lr«t Baptist C h u rrh Wednesday night. Games were rtij<>yrd by the guest* and Mi>* Mills was present­ ed with many lovely gift* after which rrfrrshm ents were served hy the hostesses to the fnlliiwing: M is . Mill*. Mr* Chandler Vail. Mr*. Lowell T rip p , Mr* Carl KnIrurn. Mr*. Calvin Jardine, Mr*. Roy Britt, Mts, Ross Calhoun, Miss Martha Grogan, Miss N r " Holland, Mi»s Rettv Pori* W ll lia m t and Miss Dorothy Carter. l iV.T.R.R. I *fn*«t %r 4 i J f» « J»» « Ii | Nf wH r i A t t f w l lI jB Fk r l It T » I U r lif i£ N l B if lp I ’J l d i l n !>»?> Cnmu KIr i l*ri(MfiK i »n \ «*luttaf MflnrlV f„inr rn ; j** l i i « » t m » « l ( f M i i nn « 3« 41 I \ > rn* Jn |«ion 1*» I*. !•» J*» i«*?r r r ■ Hv V 4 iu t> till! \1rvf T» er l l c t l S li v h f I M l 11 in ! *'h11 IT**•'Hji 11 **f I t 1* han> f i l d i F N’ di int ix j i t h n n v I *i!tr i »r V VI llt.ftir VV’ llf i V l U l l r II n& I I nn Nf ^ Hun Anti I -'i 1f Hrt*f r * Uff T I »’.%!» «1 T I t v 1 0 i v I l i d i 1' I i j U BftWai Ik'HNprt'Rridgf (liven Eor IMiss ( ’onnelly A dessert .bridge party was given in honor of Mi*s Daphne Connelly hy Mr*. Gootgr D Ri»hup Jsr., and Mr*. Fre-I lit II Toes tiny evening. Th>- R i'hnp’* home v**s nllractively deeoraled throughout with nratea*. s n a p d r a g o n , and su<<-t pea' cat eying out a pink and white rotor schrnuTh e ho*tease* p ic -e n lc l Mr,s Connally with « lovely gift and re­ freshments of a pink and white dessert course w e ir served t” the guest* after which bridge was played. Mis M atgarrl Dmgfelder won high score mul M r- Dale Scott low. M 1.1 Marion Raison Won ro n 'i’latlnn pfire Those present were Mr*. II. Connelly, Mr*. Gerald lossin, Mr*. Marion It a Ivor n, Mr*. Ralph W igh t, Mr*. Wallet T u rn e r. Mr*. Dale Scot!, Mrs. I.esler Guthrie, Mrs. Donald Jotir*. Mr*. Ctiarlrs J r ., Mr*. George Speer, M n , lln* Vm lopirh, Mr* Voile Williams. I*eet Hick .on, Mr-* James Terwilleger, Mrs George It. tloshop, .It. ( ’up T<» He (liven In Hnhy (’nnlesl First prlre |nr llir "lla h y Coll, IV # « t r r n i 4t nI mi i *■* K f V f l l ll l' t ri s k riMt* S 'fR h M't|ii|!i|| N|>t*M« I M l I I n l . N ti l#r » ‘vr, mt M eI *'#• *t|.,f1g Vft .i .l . It. kl ,*)*• VV«*f 1 1 VI Sift* ritll I' ##<1 vt •*r n < ft VVail fi* Kill*; •*»! VI litre vnur ||h I •*.*! f .« If f . I"i|t I"|1 I’ m 411c V »»*•>. N*» * V *llrl Mti.f* M iiiH flii# l*4f m#H I i i k d l l r t n Harmon Talks 'i’n Junior High IVT.A. Mation Harmon spi'ke on "I ei-uro Tim e Activities' "al Ihe nmling of the Junior High School F T \ which met Tllrajay nfler noon. Mis claicme Redding pre ented Mrs. W W Tyic with a pin fur hri service in Ihe F. T A. foi HIM) nmi I'Jftl. T h r hy-law Were read hy Ml*. Harry Wood ruff and Mr. Tyre texd a message fi»tn the F, T. A. mngntinr on "Where Faienl * and Tearhrr* Messiah". Tnnsa not faerdllae with Ihr oeganlsls'* lot probably do not rralirr the physical demsnd«. let ah.nc Ihe musician, •hip. that goes into Ihr playing nf Ihls work. Very nflrn we lake Ihr arrnmpanimrnl for granlrd. But really. It Is the rrry basis, or «oul of Ihe entire produtlion. Mr*, looby should lie rommrnded for having played rxrrplinnally well, and lending utmost support In the sidiilsls. with the religion, work of lla|n!i I It was oppiesflvrly warm, the only dtawhsek to I he- rntire pro diirtioti. The Seminole Choral Society ia hrer In slay, M r have seen iriad of its rxeellrnie. Considerng lhal this w«* ihe sia-irly’s m il'll si dehut, we ran safely say lhal they were riuile natUfarfactory. Congratuialhms tn R o­ ger Harris. H Irrrtar, the mem trees, and Ihe nffieers of Ihe group who promoted the pen. Jert nf splendid work. S Rite Kchl’Iich Finals For Schnlamhip D A V ID S O N , Mar. 19— (Spe­ cial I — Twenty-twir Southern high -choul senior,, including John D. File of Sanford, have reached thfl final* in competition for wholar* ships worth up to I 121HI a year at Davidson College Mar. 30 and 31 for final selections. At lea-i three anJ |ei**lhly fivt winners will tie picked from the finalists, the cream of 1951 bout hern high school class. Tha 22 candidate* were rhosen from a targe numhet of applicant* on th* i>ti i* of rho|*'tp’ 'landing, leadership ipialltirs and general diam eter. North Carolina finalists ara Thoina i C. Dove J r., Monroe; Floyd P. Fulton, Charlotte; Rob­ ed l‘. Hyatt, Cherokee; David R. Juries, Durham; Thomas F. Kepler. Mt C l1*, Owen L. Nor* merit, Jr., Asheville; Hrrman 1’io im s . Wilmington. Willian F. Scholl, J r„ ('harlottc ; and Maiio Iiii it Williamson. J r , Waynes* villr. Tho.-o front othrr s'strs are Kiigrnc I' lliig rrn n , Savannah, •ia . Kirk T i l l ) Dotnhush, A t­ lanta, Gu.: William Edmund Farrni, .It Marlin, Ga.: John D . Fite, San fonl. FIs,; O iu r lo. K t.am1 1. Frineetmi. W. Va.; Jam*s It, M urphy, Shrrvep»<rt, la .; Dunhai Ogden, III. Staunton, Va; Fa d r y M . Shell, Fan Gnllir, Fla.; John W Slack hollar, Dillon, S. C.; l.avctte Teague, Jr., Brim•ogham, Ala , Thorne S Winter, III, Atlanta, Ga. John I, Green, Jr,, Ft I' iis”, Texas; and Fredeirk M llod'OM, Misiol, Fla. Meet On Common Ground." Mr* Itetl Uninley's mom »on the tiH’in count and Miss A. Rn tor's rmim served refresh­ ment- Huy Vntir Mrs. (Jarnor To Speak Tn I (nine Department M i. tl't ia tinnier will lie- Ihe guest .pi skri at the mertlng of the Alltel lean Home Department of the Woman's Club whlrh will meet To r .p,y evening «l H:(M) F. M ,i* ihe WnnVn'. Club. Mi*. *i«rni i will review sevrrat •ti IIdi e-n* i-Hik* IRt. h.s* xelertril "Christopher Rohlris. Uncle Re mils', I'r i'ii Little", nod "Flnarcliio" and a few- tally tale l»«>k.' Mra. Garnet will also review |t,irI Sat krll*. "Rooks For Roys,* lln to ,r* for the evening aio Mi.', Mux Fiiiiilom, ftlr* C C Hetlidon. Mrs Cnntle* Mreks, Mr*. Harry Robson, Mrs. II M, l.lppinroti .sod ' l l - Ralph Wight, le s t" sponsored hy the Disabled A m rriis n Vrteinn* First No. 3l* w ill he a loving clip and an 8" > lit" photgiaph hy the Essex Studio. Steoiid p riie will piece, her te’wetful soprano doing ta* a ft** x 7 " photogiaph and Ih rid prife will ta- a 3 *4 " x ft" il well, Jnyrr Hetirl has a natural ptvotograph U le r«lde*t will la- hold ill the rharm to her voice. She knrw nn effnrt in rtraling something uurlltorliim of the Seminole High very pleasant from Ihr musir. Schrml on Mar. 3ti at K;i » i I* M. Miss llrlrrl sang three selec­ E v e ry mother In Seminole County tions ~rarh with equal amount or within an area of 30 mile* i* of go*s| i|tisllly and ease, invlled to enter brr lathy. Fifteen III Rob Brown in the tenni w in t ion pru e s will la- awarded In the winner*. The a g e ,, at* from •‘olllfoll Ye My People" did Ills Iv. hi* voter never fnltning on thrre m**ntli* to righ l year *d *Iw difficult high tones. Dr. II age. Waydt Itiuker’s solo, "The Triun Registration rinse* Mar. .’8 J'Ct Will B'uitid” was powerful an-l The first fill liahlrs le g istrrrd and inter pi rtrd author itatlvrly. qualified will reretve a lovely A word of special mention souvenir on the stage Chihllrtl should hr tnjrrfrd here for Airs. do riot have In to* present for Genrgr loiihv, who played "Ihe registration rr'a Hospital For Cripple Chil­ dren in Greenville, 8. C. Ml*« Bivins experts In make Ihe ranThe program ended with the of rripple children her life wmk famous "Halleluiah Chorus", the She will enter school In Ihe Fall vnires blending Ih this pnwriful for her H 8, degree. Handel work. The rfowd, some turn Spending a two weeks vaeaD'oi with Mr. and Mra. Frank Evanof tzike Mary are Mr*. Evan*’ mother, Mrs. George A. Pellry of Lynn, Mas*.: her daughter, M rBertha Pellry of I.ynnj bei daughter-in-law, Mra- Ella Prl1c> also nf Lynn; and Mra. Jarourlim Mase. a grand-daughter nf Keenr, N. II. PAGE THHEH ------- --------- Enster C n r s H ^ i 'N i nun The Gritwrr • OrrhitlH • Km linris l.ille** # I'umt'lliun Dorothy II. (iannN H o t ist Id 7711-11 So Prelltf . for EASTER... . . Mr sin! Mi* ftovmlt) A Dunn nntMfiMirr tIi** Midi *if ,< M»n, U iim « Ihirmoitg Mm. I I n( Dip D|ilfl|;p MrtllfifUi) I lot I’ital HONOR M l D EN I Doyle M rW hnrIor « f Sanford was one of 211 M urray State Col­ lege students to moke the Hotiot Roll at the •ml of thr first seme*, ter. A standing of 2.2 or !>ettrl i i r ’p iirt’l to make the roll or an eltong, dlvper»e,| following Ihe benediction, given hv Reverend McKinley, some of whom remain­ ed In voice their romrnrpU of Praise to Mr Harris ami his group. The program «■< Ingim with th* Invocation given by tin- Reverend II. L. Zimmerman. The ensemble of gingers looked very attractive in their spotles:. rholr robes, keeping In atmosphere * * f . fc , . 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MONDAY MAH. i i , THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFOKD, FLORIDA Millers And Giants Split In Two ., High-Scoring Exhibition Contests Set kin| revenge lot a 9 lo 4 ihellacking on Saluttiay the Minne­ apolis Miller* yesterday blaited out a 7 to 2 win lor a split in the weekend teiiet between the Ciantt* Triple ‘A* farm dubt. The Millers were held lo five hits in Saturday’s game by a trio of Ottawa hurlert. The Giants gave warning to the International League that hitting won't It* their weakness, lashing out 12 ta fillri Mays, Metkovlch. DP— Hanford. off the deliveries of Wright, West Nallsln; Spencer, Hanford, Nailsin; Gerkin, Jansinskl, Gerkln, Jaand Martin. Left — Ottawa pushed across three slntki, Mvtxig, Gerkln. runs fn the second inning, got an­ Minneapolis 10, Ottawa 8. llfl­ other In the 4th and were in uff C»rwln 4, Barnhill 2, Ki**ntrouble only in the fifth when man 2, Purcell 3, Delorento 3, Cot the Millers came to life scoring 3. 8 0 — by Corwin I, KUenmau three runs to move within one of I Purcell I, Driurrnxu I, Cox 3. tying the icore. Jok, lanky Otta­ H O — Corwin 2 in 3 innings; Barn wa left fielder, ltd the Giants' hill I in 3. Cux 0 in ft; Eisenman hitting with two duuhlra ami a 3 in 3; Purcell 3 In 3; Delorento 3 in 3, IIB P — Cox (KnightI. Win single In four trip*. Tomaiir, who started for the ner— Barnhill. Loser— Corwin. U Giants, was credited with the win -H ic k s ami Packowskl. T -2 :2 I . and Wright, first Miller pitcher, . . . the Ii loser. Showing some of the hrillianr which brought them the American Association pennant In 1950 the Minneapolis club held the Giant to four hits Sunday while drop­ ping in right themielvaa. Barnhill, the winning pitcher, The Dot Powell Trophy Tourna­ holds an American Association ment was won yesterday by strikeout record ami showed why Miss Kllrn Betts in the play off Sunday against the Giants, giving with Mrs. E. C. Ilayman, who up only two hits. In 1950 he was runner-up in this handicap struck out 4(5 batta is during a tournament. This la the second stretch of 22 innings for an aver- time Mn« B .'U has won th*1 aga of better than two an inning. tourney, having won It four years The Giants' only seore* came ago. After the regular luncheon on a homer by John Mslkovitch meeting «f the association on with Billy Bardnsr on base. Both teams will taka today off Thursday at the Seminole Coun­ and travel to the State Prison at try Club, the following wer* Halford for an exhibition tomor­ winners In the Low Net-Full Handicap Tournament; Class A row. Exhibition and Intra • squad Miss Dot Powell: (Hass B-Mrt. games have heroine the order of Boss Adams ami ( ’lass C-llis. the day at tha spring training Juhn Schlrard, Jr. Those attending the luncheon grounds at the Naval Air Sta­ were: Mrs. Hugh Whelehel, Mr*. tion. Sanford Giants' manager Rich­ Andrew Carraway, Miss Cecil ard Klaus said Saturday be Heard, Mrs. J. W. Altman, Mrs. nned to divide the local club Steve Roberts, Mrs. E. B. Smith, o two teams In order to look Mrs. E. C. Ilayman, Mrs. W. G. the prospects over under gameFleming, Mr*. Ho«* Adams, Mrs. Mrs. John condition*. Forty players are now Harry Woodntff, under consideration for the 16- Schirard, Jr., Mr*. A . D. Marsh, Mis* Dot Powell. Miss Ellen man Giant roster. The Jacksonville Tara hare also Betts, Mr*. F.. It. Laney, Mrs. scheduled en exhibition game for 8. CL llarrlmsn, Mlsa Bose Levy. Mrs. Price Heard, Mra. W. V. today with the Rloux City club. Bitting, Mra. Harry Tooke, J r , O TTA W A Mis* Helen Cabas, Mrs. II. II. ab r Odham, Jr., Mra. Camilla D. Gardner, 2b Bruce, Mrs. Hoy Byrnes, Jr., Maudln. ef Mrs. D. Scott, Mrs*. John L. Metkovitch, rf Crawford, Mr*. Richard Farrell, Job. If Mr*. J. W. Powell, Mra. Irving G i n n , lb .. Felnberg, Mra. Miriam Russell. Harahman, lb Mrs. Mus O'Llngsr and the fol­ Watllngton, r lowing visitor*; air*. W . A. MeK a il c Gough, Mra. H. MrGough, Mr*. Metilg, 2b C. F. Procter, Mrs. Frank Miliar Jaslnaki, is and Mra. II. II. Srailh. Tom atie, p a-Rokol Oier, p Heller, p Ellen Betts Wi n s P o we l l Handicap Golf Tournament a ~ Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries Totals M It IS 27 MINNEAPOLIS ab r K h : rSH SH R STi*ni.r«T*ov*"~ rillM TII.D'K: t^W* Ulrlle, tllra, It. Pattens. KNCOMII IIAL'K: Hurst lloner. romiuMM. Iluehslslner. T lllllt i Klrsl Hiring, tun* - Hoy. S'sal H n o rlls K lillllT II IIACRl Furealer, Hath Milne, If.Ill Sanfntd. 2b Gentry, rf Natialn, lb Maya. If Kropf, tf Spencer, is Vukmlrr, Sb Tomklnson, c (Hilo* fellow, e On, I.-ii* (loll K I I T I I lU C H l Hsaar lia r. Kd•ly‘» P»l. Ilanpr llsven M IXTII H A CK: S'lre Hug. Ilapsr Huuntr, Hubs Harbor. h K V K N T H BA CK : Jersey Dasher. Ardell, i l i l r i M * Alert K l illl T I I ItACKl Noway lies, ceatrsl City, Ilian Sill* N IN T H HACK: Margie item Ilex It flier, Knrhsm lng T K N T II HACK i Howdy'* Hubr. f'srelees Itoee, llelmolla Wright, p West , p Martin, p f-Eatly T IIV IH IIT 'S Totals S! 1 I 21 If a— doubled for Tomasic in 4th. f — popped for Martin in U. Ottawa 020 101 220-0 Minneapolis 000 QU 010— 1 K— Jailtukl, Kropf. Vokmire, Tomklnson. RBI— Walllngiton, Tomasic, Gardner I , Maudln ft, Si#.............. R V T f llR I 1*1It ST tlA rr— I’sturlir rn tH T i ia i ' i : i Loss ninir. 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Kveafle, llewdv'n r'n Hi Hubs. 11.1mots. Ooodwli lwle, Pearteea “ Judy. 1 Sporti In Brief 0 0 1 By A S S O C IA TED PRESS t as i 7 rr is O TTA W A ik t Alarming, Rack On, Lott* Hull, W hlrilown, Terby. liar Hlnlstfr. gall Nlyle. Koresier. Training Camp Notes Straight fro m tlw Horse’s Mouth By HD IIAItPEK If a fur.ibull player stay* in a game for Ihrre i|U.nl-r- the** days tin- lu-ailliiivs blare admiring­ ly of “ Iron Man" Jone* mid his trrmendoue feat of Mamins. Hugh Wbeb'hei, listed on Walter Camp's AII-A iih-iiisji llonoi Boll in 1U23, must smile at this. For three year* in the early '2U» the former Georgia lineman playrd litJ minutes in rvrry gam- on eume of the finest It-smt the University ba> ever produced. Wlielrhel's fwitball career began at llougla* A. and M. High SrhiMil In Dnuglas, Ga. during the first World War . . . but the future AllSouthern left guard wasn't shir In make the train there. Foot bid I wim mil became of tbs usr during Whelt-hel’ , first two year* at Georpia It*l7 and I'.Ma but tlie lilgli school scrub canilIhrough in ItiiP and mud* the 'quad easily. At the time a four year I'iipihlllly rule was in effect and lie continued in «ch«ol for two year, after pmduatlun g post giaduatc work and playing on one of the few unde­ feated -quad* the Bulldogs bare produced. Selected on the All-Houthern teams fur 1921. 1922 and 1923. Whelehel playrd with lour lineman teammate* *ho also made the a ll -c o n f e r e n c e selection In 1921. That year the Bulldogs went undefeated but were tied by a punerhou** Vandeibill team. Duting the IU2I s cs m iii the line carried the team, Wbslchel recalls In a game with Alabama— which Georgia won 21-14 all the Bull­ dogs touchdowns were scored on blocked punts. During the sealon linemen scored more touchdowns than the backfield did— and no running score was made against them. John Klegman— fur ahum a huge field house has since been named — coached the grid learns In Whelrhel's day and was great believer in condi­ tioning. Dm one road trip lo Virginia the lron-|awed Htegman carried only I I men— and they won the game. Pointing out that footbnll has changed completely since hie day, Whelehel said sp«4lallsatlon had put less of a premium on the player whose all around abilities and rugged frame could carry him throughout the game. Auburn and Vanderbilt were the gridiron powers in those days while tenm-SM*, before NeylanJ's lime, WM rrgsrih-d n* n breather. Whelchrl never had the op­ portunity <• May against Georgia Tech since the se-le* had ended irccainc Ilf the uvcily fierce rivalry just bfore tin- I). H. en­ trance Into lha- World War. Toughest Imckfii-ld mail Wln-Ichel reineudwis playing against was a tailback named Tlionias who was with the University of Chicago in 1823. Whelehel say* he was a terrific Una plunger. ■ After baring the Ualrerstty Whelehel spent one year In Douglas before routing to San- By A S S O C IA TED PRESS LOS A N O E L E S , Mar. IP— UP) — The inflammation In tho right elbow of Aide Reynolds, New York is believed to be more serious than Yankees' world series pitching ace, originally announced. This was Indicated when man­ ager Casey Stengel failed to in­ clude Reynolds’ name in listing hnrler* for the next three days. M IAM I, Mar. 19-</PV— Jackie Robin*"", Brooklyn Dodger* a*rend baseman, Is sUII bothered by a strained bark muscle, and saya hi* health Is inure Important than playing exhibition game*. Biiblnson played three Inning* Saturday night against the New York Giant*, but ml***d the Sun­ day game entirely. Hurricanes M e e t Speedy Jethroe Is Stetson H a t t e r s Confident He Will In G o l f Tourney Have Better Y e a r D E L A N D . Mar. 19— (S p e cla l)The University of Miami, with two legs on tha Nlllson tram trophy In the Florida Intercollegiate Golf Tournament, will enter 18 pla*ers in the fourth annual contest which opens Mar. 22 at College Arms Golf Club. The tournament Is sponsored annually by th* Deljimi Chamber of Cemmerce. College Arm* Golf Club and Stetson University. Individual and team award* are mad*. The team cup, made pos­ sible hy Buck Nlllson., will be re­ tired this year if Miami wins. Rollln* ha* one leg on the cup. Miami will hare four team* com­ peting. T b r University of Florida will enter six men, one tram ami two two extra men. All colleges in Florida are expected to lx repevented as they have hen In past rear*. A total of 40 golfers Is expected this year. Coach lies Ilernrr ha* not d«•ignated his team lo repre*rnt the Hatters. C L E A R W A TE R , Mar. 10-bP) An upi-rallon probably has cost rouklr Johnny Walt his chance of making the Philadelphia Phillies this ri-a-on. Walr, 20-year-old right handed pltchri up from the Phlia farm club at Wilmington, where he had an 8-4 record last season, under­ went an I'liii-rgenry appendectomy at the Morton Plant hospital her* W ildlife Group- Ask« yesterday. The Phils returned here today Seining Be Stopped to meet the St. lauiis Cardinals who edged the National League The Florida Wildlife Associa­ champion* at fit Petersburg ye*- tion yesterday recommended that lerdsy, 1-0 the Game and Frrth Water Fi«h Commission cancel all licenses al­ W EST PALM REACH, Mar. 19 lowing tha seining of fresh water — Manager Jimmy Dyke- of the fish and that no further such Philadelphia Athletic* named Jo* licenses U granted, President Coleman and Hank Wv*e as hi* Porter Laming announced today. pitching choices for today's game The Association, which met in against the Brooklyn Dodgers at Lakeland, also railed for the rigid Vrro Beach. mforccment of Rule No, U for­ The A ’s yrsterdav won the final bidding seining. game of their *pring training Members of thr Association ifc-hrdiite with the Washington from Sanford who attended wrrr Senator*. 4-3. It gave Philadelphia PiesJdent Purler Ioinaing, George a 3 to it « dge over the Senators In A. Speer, Jr., ami Mr. and hits. the Gve —i me* between tha two J. 8. Ekvrn, team* Four of the tilt* ware decided by one run. a pounding even though the Sox RIIRRANK CslTr, Mar. 19-fJPl won 9 to 7. — Pilcher Cliff Fannin of tha SI. l.ouii Brown* Dn't worried nvar the club’s showing thua far thl* spring, despite -even straight losses. '•The M hrr club* an- far ahead of us In condition.” he «ay*. “ If vou go back to the 1044 season I be Drowns had a verv . snrlng training record, hut when th* ehlps ware down tha boys went nut and won eight game* In a row at the start of lha aeaann, and finally won tha pennant." Ry JA C K HAND B R A D E N TO N N , Mar. IB------Spring training was tnrturious slow death for Sam Jethroe last year. The touted Negro speedster wa« a lonely bewildered malt in the Boston Braves camp. A buildup campaign backfired. Everybody expected so much and Ham did so little. The hits wouldn’t drop In. His arm was weak. He didn’t get on base enough to ex­ ploit his speed. People wondered out loud if Branch Rickey hadn't peddird a 1250,000 “leinon’’ to the Brave* "Jethroe won’t do." bulled from ramp to ramp. The harder ha pressed, the worse he looked. Manager Billy Suuthworth Muck with Ham. Gave him a day or two rest and then stuck him hack in the lineup. Just before the club headed home he started to hit. Opening day at tha Polo ground*, Jethroe hit a home run. He was on Jhc way. At the end of the yearTte ws* named Na­ tional League rookie of thr year. He I d the league with 35 stolen Itasca. Now Jethroe feel* he belong*. The speed deamnn with the spind­ ly leg* know* what he has lo do. Theie Is no mysterious big league wall to ’ rale. All you have to do la hit that ball and run those base*. "I feel I ought to tie able to do better," he said. "1 should be ablr to steal more liases. I hurt my foot in July and it never did come around all season. Rut it's all right now.*’ "I came down here not knowing what to expect," he 'aid. "Every­ body was after me. All the news­ papermen. Everybody expected so much. “ I'm always a slow starter and I Just couldn't get going at all. I had to lie discouraged but 1 knew I could do better. Opening day I went and got me a couple Kentucky And Oklahoma Favored To Reach Finals Of NCAA Tourney By W IL L GRIM SLBY NEW YORK. Mar. 19 - </P) - Kentucky and Oklahoma A. and M.. college basketball's potent one-two punch, are strong favorites i f wade through divisional playoffs this week and meet for the NCAA championship. f Bui the road to the title game at Minneapolis Mar. 27 appears much more hasardou* for H a n k f ----------- lie ’s deliberate Aggies than fur Madison Square Garden. the blue grass Wildcats, who ware The Aggies, champions of tha No. I in tha final Associated fast hlltsourl Valley conference Pres* poll. and second reward nationally, aiu This Kentucky team which figured to have far rougher aalL Coach Adolph Rupp compares ing in the western playoffs at with his finest productions — and Kansas City, beginning Wednrew he has had many — Is expected to day night. breeie through thr eastern elim­ Two developments during the inations opening tomorrow night last few days radically changed at Raleigh, N. C., and New YoGr's the remplrxiun of the tuurnamrnt at Kansas City: 1. Kansas State, tlw- Dig Seven IN FA N TR Y B A S K ETB A LL till 1st, sounded a warning by TO U R N EY overwhelming Illinois, the Big Sergeant Calvin Ray (Buck! Ten champion, in a warmup gama, Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. 91-72. R. Collins of Urns tills was a mem­ 2. Brigham Young, kingpin of ber of the Specialist Training Re­ the Skyline Six, impressed the giment team which last week won basketball world with an imprerg the basketball championship of slve sweep tc the National Invi­ Fort Jackson, S. C. tation championship at Madison Sergeant Collin* Is currently as­ Square Garden. sign.-d to Headquarters Company The BYU Cougars downed St, of tht Specialist Training Regi­ Louis. Seton Hall and Dayton In ment, Lighth Infantry Division, order, smashing a red-hot Dayton with duty a* regimental athletic team, 02-43. They think they can and recreation non-cumraU*lone<' make it a grand slam, hut condi­ tions are against them. officer. Last year when City Col Iego turned the trick for the first time of hits and rvrrythlng was all in history, all games of both tournaments were playrd o f right." "I had my Jinx already," said CCNY'a home floor at the Garden. To equal the achievement. Brig* Sam. "Nothing Is going to ba worse than last year's spring ham Coung would have to sur­ training start. The second year vive dyas of travel and play on Strange gymn*. jinx can't he any tougher than three floord. however, hold no terrors for these that." Jethroe, 29, hit .273 as a rookie Utah lads, who have never had last yrai. Despite talk of a weak a home court of their own. "It’s going to be tough be­ outfielders with 17 assists. Of arm he was high among the top cause the boys are mighty tired," courre, bate runner* may have said BYP roach Stanley Watts. taken more chances on Sam than "But the boys are on fire — they think they can do It." f on better throwers. *' i k * T A M P A , Mar. l O - b T V - H* hnmered. but you still never ■»* an angler guy than Boston's Tad Williams after ha struck out tsal«e In one Inning yesterday. Fanning the Red Sox strong hoy was one of the few nleasur than Cincinnati pitcher Eddie Rr nit gut out of the exhibition the Bed leg training ramp her isen Ihuugh Ihv Ri-d* won Ift-ll Erautt lasted only one Inning •a the sockera clipped him for seven run*. Temperamental Ted­ dy seemed to lie the only bats­ man Erautt could do anything with In that seventh Inning. Williams, who mmnlalnad having a “ Inusv cold," did tngnaa to poke a terrific blast over >-nterfteld fence for three owever, C ford In t i l l . For the nail six yrsra ha coachad lha Hen Irole High teams which played lha largest School* In the state In those dajs. In 1943 he took uvrr'the high school team for oft# year after th. coach was drafted. Whelehel descrllw. Bill ITeming, two time winner of th# Peter Schaa) trophy, ms the hot backs ha roarhed at Kemlnol* High and one of the finest high rehool pros­ pects h* ha* ever seen. Mr. Whelehel Is nuw In tha produce business and Is part owner and manager of the Se­ minole Country Club. W E S T P A L lT B E A C n . Mar. 1» Utility outfielder Sherry Rhef — Mpp— Utllllv Robertson, slmnly by storing healthy, found hlm*elf an Import­ ant man on the Washington ball club today. — -- , ., ... .. All four of the Nat* other oul'» " V M « « « “ *♦*; t" m terdy's gam* with the 4lhlell«e fielder* Bam Male wea U«*o In despite hi* sore arm. But he had order* to attempt no throws. Latest casualty D I r v , N * f % who pulled a muscle lit hi* right calf yesterday. Oklahoma football roach Baft Wilkinson not only plsyed the gridiron sport while a student at Minnesota but also was hockey goalie and captain of the go|f team. St. Louie Browns did little to MI M I I f M O N D M owls Jodson's performance on 5USBANK.*Call the mound yesterday against the Mgr. ■ Chicago White Soft) starting boost hi* candidacy for a spot a* plichrjL thl* year. C A N A D IA N C H H t l IO U P do k Cut, thriftily Manager Paul Richard* thought tha righthander took too much of GREYHOUND w ith o u t U l o * or morgotin*, bland in S 0—4 I m m m Why » ^ «k>W ****** ’|« ' r o n ,Hfrh® , lh#con. A^ c V— H —4 m H m Mc Ranf4 tolling le totfa. I VS M y » v r N i l co p y o f * H o w u N M c Specially prepend rodp* boatlm -bm fo o tball CHICAGO - Big Tan agrw*d extend Rose Bowl pact with fee Iflc Coast conference another a . 4 A ft 4 ft abet every .......» 1 1 0 1 rf — 1 I 1 1 ft ' A O G tjm 0 0 0 1 P livw , won Teuri ft 0 0 f! 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Florida Tit ACT I tail i In# II). Hlo. k A. and lad Four M». of lllorli n« it), of Hanford Farm., orcurding In plat tarordad In Flat Hook Ona ill. |m *m ooa himdrad and twantr-aavan 1IJT|. ona hundred twenty-eight tl71> and ona handrail twanty. eight and ona-half t IM S I. uf th* ---------------------------- ----------------— ----------- g a v e ir 'e -g " -— — ■oie.*ee Atlnrnaa for J 2V Palrlrk Claud, 1. tlray. Ally fur Walkar Fault Co. l!.t N Main Hi Mr Ian do. Fla. rut, Hr ItaaSitda of Wamlnel* Count p. Florida; LKKK lha Nbrib thraa hundred enemyItu 111!I laat ol aald 1mit One ft*. HIor It A. atao laaa that por­ tion of aald Lui Ona til. Illuch IT IT IT t n lk 2AH R LKUIL A. Irlng Kaat of a Fn* beginNallra la haraby gltan that wa ir» nine on tha North lina of ilrangaga.1 In bualnraa al Allamonta anka lloulatard at a point five Kprlnga. Kamlnola Counir. Fla, unl>un,trad eeventy-elghl 12711 dar lha flrlllloua nainr, "Farkaid faat itaatarlp from lha South■IruyO." and Ihal wa Inland lu rrgla w h i IKU'I corner of aald tail liar -aid lulu, purauam to Ihr larm* ona III, H!„rk A. and running tha Flrlllloua Nnnir Kialula, luNorth ihlrir *>»* faat to lha I ..I will Kav 111** of Florida Ktatillas right of war of tha Allantlr M il wllh lha Clark of lha ClrrUII Coital Lina llalltoad. and nlao t lit I of Kamlnola County Florida laaa brglnnlng at Ihr Koilthwaat Itorothy F liow k. i |K\V) rornrr of .aid luit one Marl I* Klayatta III. Illork A. rnnnlhK North ■lunar* Ihraa hundiad alt ||»*I faal. Fah !«. m i thanra Kaai ngni in tr«i. thanra Koulh to Ofanga HoulaMiTM H TO i H I'lilTtm a yard, lbahra Want alght M* fi .1 IN T ill: I ill HT til* T II F I tlIN Tt i,■tiaginnitig. j i i i i . ik m ii m i . All of aald landa lying and laFI.1IMIII*. Ing In lha Count* of Hcmlhula IN I’k l l l l l l l . and Mlala uf Florid*, and .onIn llaj IPial. of Mining Ih lha nrgragaia ,M»t» M AIIY FI.I.FN C A IITFII and , aitnljr-lwo/ona hundladth llaraaaail tlo jfl arra*. mora or ,*> T«* ALL Clli:|t|TM|tK AN I* FRHThat Ml.] pru|,»ri» lo ha otf.i.d M*Nk IIAVINiI i T.AIMH OR HBlor a»|a. and aa d rn -rlM In Ihr MAN Its AtlAlNKT HAlt> FSTATJ tnortg ga balng forarln.ad l,y ihr You and tarh of you ara t o t a l ) plaintiff Wallin I rrillltrr Coraponf i...ittl,d and rri)alittl to prrrrnl an} In aald ronaolldalrd toll *• it,a rlaim* and damand* whlth you, ul prop-rty of tha dafandanla !• aa althay uf you. may hara agalnal Ihr fullowai a.tala of MAIIT KI4.HN CAllTF.R lull I, laaa N 172 ft and Waal itarraant. lata of hal.l County, It, I ft. of H ]u* M . III... k A. Ih Ci,uni* Judgr of Kamli. dr «\iun Kan lot d Far nm ly, Florida, ,1 h|. off Ira In tha rul|rl Idil I, ll|.o-k I. Hanford Farina houaa of aald t'ouhty at Hanford Illork I I I * t |raa lol dradad Florida, wlll.lh alghl .al.ndat lo I* I! Warran. Tha Town rf monlha from tha tlma of tha Ural Monro* put.ll.-alloh uf Ihla null, a lUrli laait 12 Kouth of I* It llallioad ,'laliu or drmand ahall ha In writ and lot I* of Kl. Joaaph halng Ing. and Ahall Mala tha pl»ra of trala a*mnd mottgag* on a danra and po-t offlra addra.a of propartita .ul,j., i to flrat .mifl tha *lalmanl, and *hall t.a . « tn to by lha rlalmanl, hi* ngant, •» hl> gaga It, lha Frdaral L.ind Hank All of aald land, lying and ha atturnay, and any Mirh rlaim or >1* tnand mil au Iliad >hall I,a toll Ihr In lha County of Kamlntl. and HI ala of Florida •1IIF.RN F. CAIITFII. HATFL aI Hanford. Ftoibla. ihl* Aa adniinl.iralut of ihr F*ial* Ath day of H u rl) A l> tail Aa rtm ilor of Ih. I., aI Will uhd Ta.latnaol of MAIM III,' il W HFKNCKH l.F.N CAIITFH. .la. aa.a.l Kpar laI klaalar I'lral publlfjtlun Marah ■■ I*V| [miullira Walaou, - ~ ★ ★ ★ J AW. AH'M LIABlI T* GIT A LUCKY HIT tVUH NOW AN' THCN/oBUT LOOK A-TONDUH WHAR MANAOUH SKfLLCY'S GOT 0L' ftUODUH W0KKIN' OUT/ * NICK'S PACKAGE S T O R K CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD •10 Sa n fvFd Avriiu* T E L E P H O N E S IH ) uml 1071 Room 101 Snnforil \t Inul ir Nallunal Hank llldf. FORD WINS AGAIN! AH KIN SCARCELY \ WAIT r SEE wrtUT D HAPPENS WHEN *1 V -8 SPANK &0MK HOT ONES DOWN T h ’ . FUST-BASE l i n e ' _________ - _____ _ W TAKES FIRST PLACE IN 7 Both ford V-S and SIX Dollar more than T 25.9 miles per gallon ^ T1A* Grvelllng MO-milt test proves Ford fconomy Tha I — M u raft* t w lf I* all Waal AA* la U M W lk Tha Maafuad B M 4 i I llaa* IB» P*r liar fhaarHaa ■ i laaa* law par llaa laaar I laa ■ flat** ha par lla* laarnlaa M lima* pa pat Mar laaarWaa Fir* ward* l « 2 t ) Had. Daakta rata far H a rf w i • aapa. PHONE, 1^8 Waal Ada will 'ha hrvrpftd ara* lha iWaphaaa aa Bfaaaarahdaaa rhaaay If yaat ham* la llatad la & lalipiapa Saak, la raiara fag thla hraaanaadatlaa lha adrarftwr I* agpaafad fa pay praaaptly. ta *>dar fat a* ta yradar Ik* haaf paaalhl* aarrlr*. all Waal Ada aaaaf h* la aar afflaw aa lha day hafar* pahllaa* tfaa. naaaa aallfy a* Haaaadlalafr tf aa arrwr await la yaar ad. W* raaaal ha napaaafhl* far lhaa aa* Ipaarraai laat*. THE it WT] SA (!• —i VKLARA / r A •nil Storaa U « Ph*n* 4 » W. t MODERN 4-Ruom ibartHirnl lurniih»<l <*r unfumiih .AM) Park A w . _____ Apairtniant. Purnlihad Otraift Rent Adult* only, l# th rcaaonabla. 224 !4 « Street. I’hona 271. Ghraf* Apt. 1201 H ip tfli* A r r _nua. Couple only. _______ 6 room modern bouu 4 mile* out. __Phon* 8P2.R. ____________ • room lurnUhed apartment All ronranlrwaa. S Sanford.Phon* time-room furnithM apartment — eloi* In—-adult* adult* only. Apply SIT Palmetto Are 2 room, KltfheneUe( balhtouin. Mra. j. W. Camp. SOS Elm A*e. ItSRdlnc line Tliui*r and/or lom dallverod to earlhlll. Brown Builder* Supply Co., Mfe. Div r jw n j M M T IJ D ^l>*ra. Dg^ 4181, Ml, W A N TE D . - I Want lo rtnt • ’ prleata, n r |^ara^rr. By month. Boa C, e/o S— R E A L E S T A T E FOR BABB— 4 COLORRO F f llic t We are dlipoalng of our colored L'llKAP. Lota aa low na O. Bo* $10 fZI-MNi. tSn.00 BalarWe aaay. 1 n fji on Pranch Avenue In llleh, l^iul Park 1300.01* 'each. » 00.1*0 luwn, halanr* eaay. Po*t 0 #flco [to* l&U, Sanford, FI* O N LY A FEW LKF1 l.ar*a lot* on Lake llarney and Ht John* Hirer, Nicely wooded. ’ arf*<-t natural * ■ n d bearh. Electricity available, RAYM OND M. HALL. Realtor 8. D. Hifhleyman, Aaaedate Florida Stale Bank Building NEW 4 Room houae. Call after H-rwv lRfi'J-R-2. A -ITR A C TIV E 2 Had Room home, (parioui living room, nicalv landacaped, 2 car garage. Term. . NEW MASONRY HOME. 2 BeilRoom*, Electric Kitchen, un lart* corner lot, nattby com munity. U , 500.00. Ona half ca*h, haIhnca like rent. MKWKM Urvaa* Trii Tank Cradle*, Slapping ____ .. Urn. lr » , Flower Pot*, Ulorki, Window *111a ahd lintel*, Conercte Floor*, klachini' fin­ ished. Free Eallniatei. MIKACI.H C O N C R ETE CO. M f KJm I'hon* H IS FLORIDA tilant |>rpbrr plant*, Leo Itiitrirr, Phone 24/! J. Tup-Flight Paint gal. |2A0 Man'* lA*afrr* pr. 14.(14 Tarpaulin*, all *lie* a r m y -n a v y s ii r p l i i h 310 Hanford Are. Ph. 1121 Wo both lo,# then yon don't bring your prescription* to LAN K Y’S. Phan# IOS FR IED SHRIMP Dinner Th# Beat Shrimp un Carth” *1 lion*ar'a, 324 E. 1*1 8L_________ VEti E TA il LES. I.lvrttock and Miacellaneou*. Sanford Farm#r> Auell'in MarkeL : llandaom* mahogany china rlotcl, dining ’Table, buffet, round* 14 rch rhafn. All $100.00. tevaral Apply fioipltal. 2 RED ROOM HOUSE, one and AUCTlftfi completely furnlahed, community,' |M & -) imi Vegetable*. Ltvaatock and ml*rcllaneou* »*Ie every Friday Ca*h, halance — night at 1:30. Col. Larry Jone*. “ T__... w Hc A L L , Reulter auctioneer. Florida State Beak ftalldln Ph. ifsa. HANFORD FARMERS* AUCTION ( f iS n «M Floor) 1 mile Miuth uf city limit* on highway 17-02. ______ _____ C A. W H TfiD D N .ItR . I<#nlti>r M »p lr high chair, rn l), cartlagr good cnndltiut*. 200 Fiancli Ava. HOMES — HOM E S ITE S ACRF.ACE — GROVES R A N C H ES— RANCH L A N D 4— A R IJtl.K S W A N TED - « All type* of Real Katatr Phone 1281 110 8. Park Avr. S— New huma* near romplatlon, W* buy, sal! A trade uead will h* available Immediately. furaltura, Wilson-Malar Furnltu n Oo. I l l K. 1st. Phon* 141. Lake front home* and laka front home*Hea, near Sanford. *— H E LP W A N TE D -8 Ranch** and ranch land from &0 acraa to 10,000 acrea. Improved Wantad grocery roslilcr, sipanence preferred but not nscasor unimproved._______________ Mr. Whatley. Mlt* New Ranch type t badroom home Electricity, gaa, wall water, B 2 2 i— w n t fruit treea. Will taka a ■mail trailer houaa aa part ultra Drug Store. dnii payment. A*k for J. W. Tetter AtiRKSSiVE "Sleainan: Steady 0RF Orange City.______ ___________ employment, many oyjwjl^unlrie^ ^taaltlea & room houae with' alt improvefor advancement. manta. Large garage off Lemon S T O R E S .___________rr— — W A N fK f)— Tan young white men am I I to 30 for packing bouse. Transportation furnlahed. Call l - a r t i c l e * ram s a l e — i at SOI Palmetto At*. Waitress wanted at Teurhton MILLS WWAP RRUr— 40$ E. 4th Drug Company. Apply ta Mr. -404 Bill before 11:00 A. M, 8L We Buy. Sell or TrUs meal anything. Phnn* 1 V p M E N make extra money at Sew our ready cut “RapFurniture and other M " Eaay ProfiUbie. artlclea. Call Vslde* Mfg, Cn , Hollywood, *£SL CLASS "A” 1951 MOBILGAS ECONOMY RUN — t -. r on ★ lly K a y Kollo iO Z A R K IK E AT MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— TY PIN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS M A D E ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. WHISKEY WINE RUM GIN Truditiun.il Kuril ivunuiny, lor tlw w ould struight yi<ar, line lav'll pruvivl in u|s-ii rniiip>-titiuii Pluvial nu llu* tough H4IImik' grind from la>i Angi livi In lltu (ir.iiul t’ nnyon . . . » i-nurse that incliuital city trallir, Is'low-ia'ii-luvi'l d iw rt hunt anti 7,1KAI-font iiKiiiiitiiin pii«Ki-K. Kuril's Atilnnuitii Milt-iigc Maker, stantlanl iipiiptiH'iit mi all Kind V-H'k anil S IX E S , I'linlrihutcsl to thia groat achit-Vfiiwnl hy w|iu<t«iiiig tin* hmt mile out of every drop of gusohiie. Why nut "Tro t llrivt'" tint'new Kuril nt yuur iwighlioihuud Ford Uoaler’aV Tlwre'** no U mU i way tn he convinced that "Y m l can |*uy naini hail you can’t l>uy la tter!'* ^ . 9 i , fW-.J-.reOR I.Affix} Morning jieii||n#l l»r-' laralu SvHiing Mtar. Call K*lpl< Hay lliw .l A l X “ ry i'K B uf lluilduilT' Work Reasonable Rates— Fru* E«tlmalt*. Carpenter A Grsrey. Phi--,a ISU.1-M ue KAflJ W O U llW ilH K IN O — C « ffl ne t » , Counter*, Shelve*, etc, to order. Small Ixialv, built, repalled, le ' fin Itlie, I. L’. Vail 14IS-J. N EW FLOliKB euMarad' U p*rfaelicm. Old flour* mad* like new. Finishing, . laonita* A wa* log. Portable power plaat. 22 yaar* aiparlenco la Bemui»l* County, U. M Glaaauo, Lok* Marv I.AWNMOVYKKS Sharpened, bi 30H E . F I R S T S T . eyelet lepalrrd, lock .md key work. Prompt aarvira. II. W Shipita. kin K 4th HI._______ i .o n k k a n c Call I’hon* 1081 for Ail Tvpee Of Book Work. Mary MrKInnay Bookkeeping Servlet A u •In ihl* year . . . it's liii'l* liniioru fur Kuril! Ill tin* must iin|s*rt*iiil eoiiKiiny Irml l«*r Aitwrican Klwk iikn Ii'I curs . . . |Im* I'iuiiuom unmuil Muliiltiui Kc'iiiiumy Hun . . . u Kuril IUUli p. V-S aH|uip|*il will* Ovcnirivi* li«d. lirnl pl.uv ti*m|jrting against ull cam in it<> priev cUsa. iu.tl.in*> f>4 bS7 tuii-milca l» r gullun' ami ‘ifi.lWt n ull- |**r trillion And its oump.imon in tpiuliiy, Hu- new Kuril S IX wtilt tlvrn ln vc , wa.* right up tln-rv with liw wiunur. In fact, Uith u rn iivitiikis I Is-lUr than 2.1.1) iniltn |» r gnlluii. • I la* A A A I ' o n l M l i k a t i i l ( b i n i l i i o a v l U w l h « # r (•« • “ f u * m 4 w |w « I n tftw tfiw » > p > * l l i i c u i h i w ll m s fr* a t . i i i t e m i m m «.$ mow • ■ * ! a t i | M l l a * i m i i a | e l ( a l l i d . a ■11 * * Is H ie • • « w i * | h l i | i s h a l i h * | » w H | i f * » 0 * Its l t d i l H detU $4riN l 1.0 (UlM.4a.tw* S .| tanka* | | a V *lka. I .>« • »lew | I - 1 U w /tX w i 14 i d h y i I • a e a iilD * i s lftA lilR X i *# .IW FORD V-8 with Overdrive re. a DOES 54.587 TON-MILES PER GALLON S T R IC R LA N D -M G R R IM JN . Inc. am: ■ IIO N K 200 lly k k Fran Slrlke Room 409 Atlantic Hank Building BOOK WORK of alf MndiTTaYr. and fiuttar* Repaired and Faint­ ed. N«w Kuofa applied. Painting and renting. Hanford, Ph. 1098-W. R. K. Arkenburg. W A TC H and Clock Repairing. AM work guaranteed. R*a*on*bb price*, F . M. K n g llth , Jr.. 327, ford' Ave. Phone 1804. Kanlr rpen Contrarlur, hulider. rariwnter and mu corny work. Hperialiting in rialli roofing. No J»»It to *maII or large. M. D. Reardslay, Sanford, Ht. 2, Hoi Phone Winter Park 202081.__________________ ----------------------------------w n a --------- 18— NOTICKS-PKHSON AI.H — 14 M ARY’S L E N D IN G LIRKARY 1200 Magnolia— la now open Mon thru Fri. 10 to I t A. M., 3 to 0 P M. Pal. 4 to 0 P.M. | | 18— AUTO M O R TLK 8 -n R E N T A CAR. U -d rlv i It by day. waak, or aeaaon. English Fnrd* and American Fords, sedan', station wagon* and convertible. Strlckland-Morrlson. Inc., E. First St. _________ Ori. I!*40— 2 ton Dodge Truck with van body and 2 spaed siel. 17,000 actual mllea. Hat at Madden's Comer, Longwood. "D E P E N D A B L E URRD CARS 1047 Dodge Cudtom 4 Door **d*n. Radio ........ $1180 1047 Dodge Custom club coop*. Radio ... $1164 1047 Plymouth Special Del.uir, 4 door, aedan, Radio $ 604 1044 Plymouth Special Dvl.us* 4 door Redan $ 064 1041 Dodge Custom 4 door sedan ..... $ 406 1040 Chevrolet Master DeLuge 4 v_. ' . sfelwV : t- *. �Pioneer Night Mrs. George O lio Is NewDemonstration C l u b s President Mrs. Georga Otto. Longwood, was alec ted prealdent of thn Seminole County Council of Hum" Demonstration Club* at a meet tng Thursday at tha l-*Ve Mary Community House. “This was one of the l^sl meetIngs ever held hr the Council in Seminole County," said Miss Lila Woodard, county home demon •tratlon agent. Other officer Mrs. Carl Williams. Hanford, first Vke.prtrident; Mr*. C. F. Hit. tell, lake Monroe, second vie* president: Mrs. Luelle Norton, Geneva, secretary; Mr*. J. N. Axtarello, Sanford, treasurer and Mrs. J. E. Robinson. Lake Mary. Ijegal Notice Mart h *. m i Th* Itnualnrr Authority nl (lie i It, «| Florida th rirlt *rt-< railed Ihc tan al AUthorltyl. Hoorn S»M Melah HulldlnK, San for it Fine tea IN * FFATItlN HeateU Mill to IrlnlUal* *ah|e< I to I t , M,final l.'nndltlana. tieiaileit Kiitrlfltallona. lirawltia* and adden­ dum. It any, made a pail t*r>i't will b* reralvtd by ha abovt-namrd tar ral Authority al their #tven addr*** unlit S:SO »'■ lurk, I* M . Awll s. ISH. aad than pul-llilr opened, far furnishing the t«lh»wtt|K n ip pita,. aqulpintnl. and/n» eeivlr** far dtMvtry at Sanford. I'l irlda , Tpe llou.lna Aolliorl'r nl lha 4,‘ltjr nl Hanfnrd. Ftor Korean War Cram Case tin*, North Korean forrrs. Whether the I), N. wntdd drive N O TH R Jiack arross 38 was a knotty pro. umiezfi o r r n i , i u T i n > IN T i l l ; I'lH I'l I T c u t N T n r T i l l ; i bli m liefore the world's diplomat* N IN TH J IT H I.T * !, H U M I T IS nnd military leader*. s a il r o w aiewiNul.F. i n i ' S T i . The flhinear appeared to have Fla>H IIM , IN M M N I M IT . given up their last main military 1 baarerr i » f* »» l«*»e south of the Parallel -Chim­ Vtlit.A N lf w o o i.u , I'lalnlltl l i .i i s a i i i i j k ik im t lleUnSaal, N ttw in d .ti. m t h k n a m e o r t k e k t a t h «» k p u m i ii A T O ' l - c v i H Jsrotn* Nvwbtild, whine plara at r r r l l t m i Is unknown Tun ar* heraby iw ia li—I in <*,*, and III* yuur aaawsr In the lull nl t.'empUInt tits* lirrsla aaalnst »>••• In lha abnva anlllltd i h i i nn nt kefnr* lha aih day of April. A l i . mt ‘The Maaturd ll*rald" I* b>r*'<y l o l i s i l t # as lb* nrw*nsori In Which ihl* order shall W puldlehe.l am* a week fnf Inur iune,<>ill*, Weak* Th* «*!*••* of till, auH la a bill for divorce 1 R’lTW W ii my haad and »*al nr Afffewat Wanrnrd. H*inin»-I, I'n u n ii, t>ljtd»- Ih U tth dar nf March, A (• 1 te *% iif u K h kn Ad rtlrrk 1‘lrrull ••..nn j , SetnlsaW IV o n lt, e-l. fl.l. B y O L llunl. I* c m il s‘ I I Iternnd A senna larlnria Heecb. Kl-rlda f a r idaiaMff DR.C. L. PERSONS * Optooatrlat U Y IW fs X A M IN K D I t ! 8, Palmetto Are. G LASSES F IT T E D DR. a K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Please roll for appointment Plow# 1TIT-1718 LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING Hr your ear In Sanford Keep your Inauronro at home lava coat* through u* n u n -A U U ir r lo a n lha Sanford Atlantic National Ranh Maaber FD1C TaL W W. G. MILLER O E N 'U C O N TR A C TO R in central Korea, rhon, eight miles below the line Reports to Eighth Army head" quarters also Indicated the Red* had abandoned wrlt.prrpared de­ fenses along the Hnngrnon river, south of Chunrhon. The Eighth Army said Monday mid-afternonn there had been no contact worthy of tha name with Reds In 7? noun. But there *>-4* flashing air ar tlon. Twenty-four Pdto H h o •>t i n r Stars, Dying under rover of 128 F-8d Sabre Jela, firrbomhrd, roe. Rinullu on the Yabu Itlver Imiinhided and strafed ihe airfield at dary between Manchuria and Ku* roa. Th« attack was within sight of the Bert a|r Iwar at Antony, Inal see-a tiro river In Mdilrliujia. .Several Russian-made MIG-IS air firld but did not attack thr Jets Ieoh off from the Antony American planes. Twelve more F-IQa JoinerI tha flight attaeklng Btnutlu. The !W Shooting Rtars-then pounded rail targets near Blnunju and Hulrhun and destroyed three Ineomntivea and fill railroad rara. II. B- Far East All Forces BIflb dropped 280 tons of twimlu Sundays nn Hungnam. |mrt nf evacuation for Allied troop* last Dcrtmher. The Buperfnrta piled ltd tun* of •aploalvea Monday on a Red sup­ ply renter nine mile# northwest nf the east roast port of Wonsan. Wonsan Itself was bombarded by lha U. H. battleship Missouri. It waa thn SWt rnneeeutlve day Wonsan had l»een shelled. An undlselosad numlter nf Tommnnlst planes droppwl flares foe Ihe seeond sureesilve night Bunday over Ameriran pnritlon* near llongrhon nn th* rantral front. The flares lit up targets for Communist artillery and mortar barrage*. id. General Matthew B. Rldgway, rommander of the Eighth Army, messaged hla U. N. offleara and troops that (hay had won tha winter campaign, now drawing la n rW *. But he warned that they fare poaslbliy gTeater challangea In the future. Hi* headquarters announced that the Allies Inflicted only 888 enemy raaualtles Sunday, lightest number In w*«ka. Boy Scouts M /Mrs* K ip e tlH c a la FtorKt* Owner s a t bu'tetr at Millar Acraa 1a »*w avattabt* ta bulla far hi* frtemta In Itenfard and gam1not a Ceunly. Katlmals* nad aonaaltallona ftaa of abara* ■ awadrUaa aad Rapatr Work (Cnnlinutd from Page One) rannot go on forever. As a pre­ face to hla talk, bs told of tho founding of Florida br early pioneer* and their struggles with thr Seminole Indians. C. P. dialing ton, president of the lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, introduced Mr. Evans, who in turn presented th* speakers and th ' l.jkr Mary Orchestra. (lift* were pirsented by Mr. Ktana to the five oldest ladies pirseiil. These were Mrs. Wheelrss. t:> Mrs. Louise O. Smith, 86; Mi% Josephine Collins, 8t; Mrs fierce A. I’elley, 86, (the motherin-law of Mr. Evans); Mrs. Elijal-rlh CuppyJIZ, and Mrs little Ferry. To the oldest men prisa* in thr form of hand carved canes were given to those who had not formerly rrcrived them. These In­ cluded Mr. Toney, Charles E. Van. del ford, RIJ; Pat Foe, K8; W. K. Randall, Col. J. A. Lee, 88; I. T. French. 81, N. P. Fields, 81, M. H. Nelson, 88: D. J- Pearson, H.I and C. II. Mavis, 81. Fnrmrr U. S, Srnalor J. A. I A* of Kentucky quoted from the say­ ings of famous exponent* of freedom. told of his ministerial work in his home state, and sang a hymn that hr had composed, lead­ ing i" grn"P singing In the second chorus. Mrs. J. It. Tillls received an awaid for having attended all 2<* pioneer night*. Thr rntrrtatnmrnt was Interest­ ing and varied and Included tha ringing of Mr*. Helen Zlttrowrr with orrhrntral arrompanlment, a comedy skit by the Speer aiitera, of I-air Maryj Clara and Edith wh" wore false noses, and th* playing of an Unrle Josh record on a 1!X*i model M l son gramapone by V. A. Wheelest of l o g ­ wood. Much applause greeted tha playing of tha nrchestera lad by Perry Bremer and including Ro­ bert Bimier, piano; Raymond Hall and Ann Lovell, violinsi H. Rilachrnl.arh. relto; Roy Howell, saxophone; Perry Bremer, IlUW; pet; John IVekham and Rudolph Smith, drums. Among the popular number* player wae "M y Wild tri«h Rose” in honor of St- Pat­ rick’* May. Radges were presented to all present over 80 and It was an­ nounced that thase entitled them to free admission at tha Rita Thratrr neat Tuesday. Fifty•even prison* wara present from the Fellowship Foundation. In Im*half of the Fallowshlp Foundation. Senator U e accepted a purse of 126 given by the l«ake Mary Chamber of Commerce, and Osteen New* Mr- and Mrs- William McDaniel* hart as their guest their daughter and children for seme time. Buster Colley left Monday for Makln Field. Ga. where he Is stationed. Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Snyder of Butler, Pa. visited Tl. H. Hosaek and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hosaek over the weekend. Mrs. Ann Uledhill and children of Macon, Ga. have returned home after spending a weak .with har parrots Mr. and Mrs. William Colley. "City Slicker" a as pre-ented at th* school auditorium Friday night and thr play jw«* very good. Mrs. Mattie Pell amf Mrs. J. W. Colley visited Mrs. Tail's daugh­ ter M r.. I. W. Hswkiga In Day. tons Beach Tuesday. Mrs. Oarrnee Snyder is quit* 111 at har home. The Hume Demonstration Dapartmrnt mat with Mrs. J , Masters Tuesday for an all day meeting. The project for the day was making plaatk pocket books In fluHHlan S t r e n g t h Hemisphere Defense I O» l t» M l I h B r t l l DM1 politic*! gooperatinn among lb** Americas In lha face of world wide Communist throat. While th# United State* I* pri­ marily Interested In building up military cooperation, the Ijlin different colors. Hr. and Mrs. Charles llsger of Greensboro, N. C. were the guests Thursday of Mr. and Mr, Frank George. Mrs. Knot, Mrs. Piety's mother. Mrs. Hager and Mrs. J. |,. Wallers returned home Tuesday to Stony Point, N. C. Th* marriage of Mi-.s Mary Lee Mattair, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mattair. and Herman Koleff took plare at thr First baptist Church In Sanford Sunday with avoiding g rtpatUlon ofwkat they aaatss as Urn scoooale Legal Notice n n .6 a t s m m a i x D iqueeta In which their conntrie* fends nt. W I T H K M me ha ad and efflHsI were caught by tha last war. E ALTO INSURANCE LO O K YOUR EASTER PR ETTIEST IN FASHIONS T H A T FORECAST A rountrlaa will build' up their strength to match Susula*. The alternative,'* he said, *'la te live In the power of Kussia slid her mrrey. War Office figure* said the Soviet a n iy has 175 line divi. •inns, s in k in g aiilllary, antialreraft and other supporting furmatlons. These last are grouped Into rifle and mechanised armies. The report said the Soviet equipment Includes "very groat number* of excellent tanks and artillery weapons." The Ru-rfsin were "greatly helped." the report added, when thr All!** turned ever to them a groat deal of Lend.l.eaa* equip­ ment after World War tl. The report said morale is high In tiolli the Hnvlrt and ITiInme Red armies, because the aoldlet realises he I* much better off than the folks at home. Doth for re*, it said, are pr<r|neated by vast informer networks so that “nedrly all rank* live ip fear bf denunciation." Tha Soviet private, the report said, got* about 21 rertta a day and “po'w" palion*. A. Rnsstah general In occupied Europe draws about IIP ,800 a yigr. but must kirk hark a ' "vafurilaVf"* contri­ bution U> the Parly. The Chinese soldier gats about .15 rents a PURE . . Purt Silk Prints that have that luxurious look, that luaurii.ua feeling that roars of knowing you haro the prottiast . . . the finest . . . Legal Notice Mrs. William Ertcl of Lake Mary read a poem which ahe had writ­ ten extolling the baautlas and'ad­ vantage* o f Florida. At tha ionelution of tha program, gladinlu(t.. donated by W. E, Klrthhoff, were presented to tha ladlaa prasent. Asilfting Mr. Evans In tha rafiltration and datalla of th* pro­ gram war* Mrs. ETana, Mrs. B. E. G. H. R. ratlaraon, Patterson, Mrs. True. Mrs. U. A. W. Tomklnson, Mrs. H. M. Cochran, Mrs. H. R. Haekanborh, a o r t r R o r M ia n c it'a a a i.r. NCiTH K IN m :itt:tir f llV K N lh «l pursuant l » rtnat Deere* randar-d nn IN* lod Say of Marrti. A. !».. I>1|. la Ibal certain rauie pending In the rirvltlt C'uurt. in and fur Hemimd* 4‘aunty. ylarlSa. - la rrhaheery. w tierrU M ARY J. 1‘K ltfttO O l« rU In llf f . and A N TIIU N T K A V A T A and Itn U K R T A F A V A T A , hla wit*, ar* liefendaitia. lha undaealanad. aa fiporlal Maalar. *111 w llhln ill* legal hoora of aal* on Momla 1 . A p ril I. A. tl., 1*81. after tnr sal* and *a|| to III* highest aad beet bidder fur rash al the Irani dear nf tha Court Itnuas of tfemtaide County, Florida, lha lollowlna drarrlhad p rrm n tl properly, alluala and haln* In Kamin-le Codnty, Florida to -w it: Dining room eqalpmant aa lot (nwai aa rhalrr, ft table, || bar atoats. Nton alias, Pavaras* cooler, exhauat ten*, aleo all kllchan oqulpmral < Ineludln# tablaa. chairs, rooking utenaile. * burner t lt r U M range, sink plumbing, a ir, (ogtthar wllh complsta at I tiny* of dlahaa and attvarwarn foe Ha, said agb la b# mad* te a a U ilr iba .a , . 'w m . **"“ . . . tricks of .. jhV ‘- treni tW rx / . fin* fashion by M A JESTIC , tho. master-mind! Materialised of BurMll*a wrinkle-resistant r a y o n 81a#n. Marvel* of versatility . . . right saytlma . . . any aaaaaa . . . aay place. HEAVENLY A C C E N T S for E A ST E R .. . A t I at nay At. Law HANDBAGS Palmer and P. D. Andarson. A total of 288 pbnaara, paraona of M yaara of ag*. war* peasant. Ten foralgn rountnas war* roprotented with Canada leading with ••Ten. Germany had four, England, three. Inland and Nava Scotia, two aoch and Finland, _Nlarf ouodlanu, n orw ay, Print* rria c# wo warn lais* land, Noraeny. Edward land and Sweden, ona bach. t o v« H 'C t VM, Ohio ltd tha slates with 11 Ohio "Buckayej" proaenL Florida waa aacond with 28. and Uw-rgia cloar b#hlitd wllh IS. Other stales r f praamted w an Nan- York, I7| PauaylranU, IT} IllinoU. 18: Maaaocboaotte, H i Main* and Michigan, • eaeht KawLwhy, «t i»u>8M l| Lautakana. North .ami South CataUwk Maw May Bt . . . tbayVo new swd exelthtg- Multicolor wood beads TERMITES * * » * C sll o r W H b T o # F o r FR EE Inapwctton In return Engagement.” h r rM O w t, the fam ed ‘ B«thaneA d k c Cbom l Ennemble” Is rn-np- it Trinity Methodist Church, for one f, iMRomiw Right, TtMRday Mirch I to 9:45. You will riIm tho Mwon’i W W AAM M W M M M M ! t a w l a t i . D n ww aa Stanley-Rogera Hardwar* Co. Whiting and Daria Alumina Mesh Baft con. PANT. Mart.*. Marik carrilaai Tea are barsby roqalrod te tit* a l Sanford. Florida. I h U 14th roar written drttnwa pereeaaUr, ar , Essentially their complaint la •eat dar of Ja s u a rr. A. O , last. by allarwajr. oa March lltti., A D, that money they earned in selling O P. IIKflNDOM , lilt. In a certain divorce precaadlag cterli, Circuit Court the U. 8. ray malarial* at con­ roding Iw *lh» Circuit Coart D Or; i . U O u rd k k . V C •mlaaie i.'oumr. Florida. In Chaatrolled prices was spent after the tsrr, aa ahbra.lsled title of u H war in buying American goods at lio u a iio L n K n a k m o o i a t e a raase beta* W IL L IA M M. ailCL'ft. Attorney, far H a ln llK uncontrolled prices. Listed as a separate item on the three point agenda of political, military and economic cooper*tion, is tha Issue of strengthen­ ing th« internal security of the American republic* against Red subversion. Saving* In Cost to Good Drivers American officials do not re­ gard this as a particularly diffi­ cult issue sines many Latin Amer­ ican countries have gone further than th# United States In damping down on tha Communists. All but five 0f them — Argentina, liruruay, Mexico, Ecuador and l'ul<a — bars outlawed tha Com. �Wkp W anted Ifm dft In Unity Thera Is S tren g th — To Protect lb* Peace ot the World; T o Promote the Progress of America. T o Prodore Prosperity (or Kanford. AN IN D E P E N D E N T VO LUM E Ettlnblluhed 1908 XXXX1I D A IL Y S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A TH E NEW SPAPER TU ES D A Y M A R . 20. IUA1 Asrwiciaicil Drews Leaned W EA TH ER Colder north and eentr.il portions this afternoon and entire state loniihl. Slightly warmer Wednesday allrrniHin. Partly rlmtili Ihroogh Wednesday with a fr« light »huw • ers |ti south portion. W ire No. lT.» Plan Reds Battle Fiercely Housing O’Dwyer Claims Gang Leaders Approved By N ear 3 8 th Parallel Senate Group Build National Crime Empire D ug In Communists Repel U. N. Assaults As News Blackout Is Clapped O n War ft TO K YO . Mar. 20-</P)-Um 1ed Statei troopi ballling noitltr.nl o( Hongchon un‘ the central Koiran front io'Jty tan into "very *lif(" Commumt irtiitancr. Red troop* fighting from well dug in hill |>otitiont hutled hack an American baiuliott after a day­ long light. In Tokyu, lirnrial M.n Ailliui £ ordered t new* blackout on the distance to a rrltain line on tin Korean peniniula. (CotreipoiHientt weir not al­ lowed to say specifically what tin* line it, . hut it obvioudy relrri . .to . . . . . . * . the politically mipoitant 38.) Parallel It it one of the moil ligiJ newt letlrictioni placed on coneipondenli tinte the war began™ At lateil irporti. tent before the ban, the Alhei were ifpotted lets than 17 milet frum the Under t<> Red Korea. The U. 8. Kight!i Army said bolding element* were on the line gt 10 Mattered point* acroaa the Insula. Patrol* were known to operating much rinser to the border. In the action mirtheaat of llong— hong, Allied air and artillrr)* atw tack failed to knock nut the Communiata. The Red* fought back The conteated hill commands a junction of the road leading north­ east of llongrhon and a lateral road running cast. Murh rnemy activity has been reported on botn roads during the last two days. Elsewhere on the central front Allied troops advanced against increasing enemy resistance. An armored patrol advancing on Chunrhon rest some mortar and I* guard*. Allied officers said they ‘ Vi-anaalt fir* from .ChUieac rear without a fight. Chunclttm wan still believe the city will fall once the Chinese headquarters in South Korea. It la eight miles south of the old l-oundary between North and South Korea. .Nuitli of Seoul on the western front American untta ran into heavy »mall arms, mortar and ar­ tillery fire. The resistance was aouth of Uijongbu. The exact loM i r u i i i i i a ns Pass* •■»* r Fosgate Company Plans Open House For Citrus P l a n t Open house to vlslton will be held at the new Foegate Cllru* Concentrate plant at Forest City from 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. to. ’• morrow and thousand* of grow­ er* ami business men from throughout Central Florida are oilier ted to attend the opening. K»re*t City ii located in a picturrsque citrus growing section of Seminole County and may be reached from Sanford by motor­ ing grout h on me Orlando High­ way, and s short distance south of Casselberry, turning to the right on the Altamonte Springsah Apopka Road which pa**r> ^ through Forest City. B lilt at a <•"•! of more than one million dollars, the plant, the first of Its type In Seminole Coun­ ty, include* nine hnlldlnga and machinery of the most modern type capable uf producing morn than t.Hitl sis ounce ran* of froaen nnri-ntrate an hour, or nearly 2ft million cans during a season. The equipment include* Carki rlrr-lloward evaporators eapahle ‘" o f producing tnore than 10,000 umts of orange concentrate an Ur. 81* cans of juice a second come off the production lines. Fruit grewer* i w W p c ut Central Florida hall the new devel­ opment, and It is anticipated that more than a million botes of fruit a year grown by members of the Pu-getr m-uperatlva, will be user!. J. M. Ftske, Fcsgate production manager, and his staff of efft• l rient engineers, designers and "draftsm en, laid ant the plant. The machinery In the plant. In­ cluding the unloading and con­ veying equipment sraa built by the Food Machinery Corporation's division at Lakeland. C MENCKEN RECOVERS BALTIM ORE. Mar. fO -fjp )— Baltimore's leading man of word*, 11. I,. Mencken, ia up and at ’em again today. To a limited extent anyway. . 'The 70-year-old critic and au- rthesih s s is s r a n c second time Ip thiga years. Doctors had wrfttan alas off when he went In Ipat CM* I I wflh • heart attach m sam e ho was not even expected ta regain eonaclousnes*. Mencken did the next Four weeks Inter ha was demand cigarette* and bang* M ontgom ery Is AEC Announces OnAuemptcdPurge MaximumAgeFor Tourist Farewell KovacsUrgesU.S. Named As Deputy New Atomic Tests Waiter l. Dtmham Voting Suggested o er^l8011VopV«! R ussia To E isenhow er On Eniwetok Atoll By S ta tis tic ia n With Pamphlets B y W AS H IN G TO N . M s,. 20 </T) The Senair Ranking Committee British Air Marshall Security Regulations Blanket Details Of Appointed To Head N e w Experiments European Air Force PARIS. Mar. 20— </Ph- Genrral Dwight D Eisenhower today named linliih Field M.mti.il Viscount Mnnlgomriy a> In* deputy commander m llir Atlanhc Pac Army. (ieneral I.iienhower alto ajqioinied right other high ranking of^ trM *° I*1* *‘*R1 1 .. . t i . I 'L l lie rhn*e Air Chief Marshall Sir Hugh Saunders nf the llriti*h Royal Air Force a* hi* air deputy. A lenior Naval officer may lie linmeii later “ if the need In-come* apparent,** n headquarters spokes­ man -aid. The French cabinet announced, meanwhile, that General Vlphuntr Juin, commander of Franco** armed force*, ha* been made available to (Ieneral El*«-nhowrr to serve a* ground troop* commander in the Atlantic Part army. Join ft2. la Inspector-general of Frenrh armed forces, a po*‘. created after Eisenhower’s survey tour of part nation*. Juin also is Prriidrnl(ieneral of Morocco. The French cabinet also an­ nounced that Vic* Admiral Robert Juajaid wa* named to the Eisen­ hower staff. Elsenhower announced t h a t Jnln’s title wnuld lie eoninlander in chief of the Allied army forces In the rrntral sector of Europe, and Jaujard will he Naval flag officer, central sector, Europe. Other appointments include Lt. (Ieneral l-auri* Norstad, com­ mander of the If. 8. Air Fore# in Europe a* epmmandrr in ehlef of the Allied Air Force*. Admiral 8ir Patriek Brlnd, of the British Royal Navy, com­ mander In ehlsf northern Europe. I,lent, Genera! Wilhelm Von Tangen-Han-teen. N o r w e g i a n army ehlef of staff, a* commander of Allied army forces, Norway. I.leut. (Ieneral Ehlie (inerts, of Denmark, commander of Allied forces, Denmark. MaJ. (ieneral Robert K. Taylor, of the If. 8. airforce, a* command­ er Allied alrforee*. northern Europe. (ieneral Ei senhowar announced lie would appoint seven area comIt MSltHSHl U* f*** B ill TB Association Moves From Health Center Tlie Seminole County Chapter of the Red Cm** and the Senttnnle County Tuberculosis an 1 Health Association moved yester­ day from (hr Health Center, Fifth Street and Oak Avenue lo new quarter* on the second floor of the Takaeh Building faring Com­ mercial Avenue. Mrs, Joe (ionsalet. Red Cross home service secretary, staled this morning that she is well pleased with the new quarter*, which includr a large room which provides office, reception and storage space, and smaller pri­ vate office, the new office of thn Tuberculosis Associatioi ad­ join* these quarter*. Mrs. Helen y.itmwrr Is secretary. Volunteer assistant* to Mr*, tiomales no tw.o afternoons a week ate Mrs. Dick Mrlutuliii and Mrs. John llurgeton. Two rfll••red school teachers, Ola Brock and Zonnle Tucker, assist on Fatttrdays. ■ R itU llg _ O il j n tnoriol farewell party last night Tn R (1 » ’ guest* "f the Seminole (*>mntv ,u D t Chamber of Commerce at the Tout P ig g y B a c k *»* Fenlrr and enjoyed a live! ,, Y o un ge r r* • r C O I l iC YounRer Peopk program of ipiu game*. *ing(n* cnnte*ts, mu*lc aiul entertainmeni Chimkr i f (’ omnuTfc Mnnifr Mosi of llic new housing envis­ C A INtxroviLLt, F S Y TLL E M »i -u >0_(/!*» i>-iior. aged hv the lull would lie buill bv U/M alar, PM „n(| Whitney greei.d the, ha, — The Atomic Energy Commisnon private inJusliy, with Ihr $I.S00,Should the ilatrs foilud citlirni season will he even more success indicated today it it now conduct­ 000.000 serving as additional gnv- to vote alter a certain age juit fill, lie served throughout the ing new alomic blatlt at Knii*rlol. rinmenl insuiancr nf nmitgagri on at Ihey now trl a minimum age evening as tilM-lei of ceremunle and uuir mastri and inttodurrd Hie comminion said in a itatr- ihr projects. tin calling a ballot) Mr*. I’. M, dingle-, ho-lcs. wh > Itienl that a major project “ it br­ l)i. |-rank G. Dickmion. cron- j had aided In planning the enter A siinul.it measure m the Haute ing canted out" at the rupri- was stalled by a coalition "I Re- unuit and tlaliilinan (or ihr talnment. Ml-* Hn. hmd lohnson •ecirt Pacific utand teit gtouneb. (luljlicans and Southern Remo* American Medical Aitociaiion. a*k- fi-sl-leit Mi Whitnei in the quit program. “ In order to m -urr the safety crati last wrek. rd the i|urition Unlay at the dotMrs. Wilhitni K. McCarthy, of of vessel* and airi raft operating Mr. Truman's nomination of in« sriiion of the lint loulhrrn Chicago. III., iiresidrnt of th in the central Pacific, only unit* Sanford Tmiii-t and Shuffleof the (tr*tlng >) task force arc William MeChe-ney Martin, Jr., conlrience on Grionlhology. He didn't answer the query hut * l11*1’ Oianki*! th Cham Itremitted within the danger atea aa a tnemb.*r of the Hoard of 1"inmeice and th Cit\ for around Eniwetok Atoll," the Governor* of the Federal Rc-erve lie told the conference “ we are now »> -tern was npiirovivi by the 8rrt- n.gid|y appronchiiig the point ro.oprtnlioil ill I lie toiui-l pro statemeiil add'd. A -ki-d directly if new atomic nle Hanking Committee. Martin, where our aged population will tie gram, and in -up|d)lng cqulpiiiettl lda*t tests arc being conducted, now assistant Secretary of the In a po-itiun to fort e I heir driiinn.l • and impt"vcmrni n< the liidfli ______ ....... the .... _____ r __ __... l-tnrd .oiitts Iiivh ation wn- hv us." When elderly workers Commission official said they Treasury, ha* Iwort designated by i<n could add nothing lo tlie state­ the president to succeed Thomas "I today relirr, lie -aid. they "will Hoy Hall It. McCalc as chairman of the have the voles." I’ointing out the "gtnnd time" ment. Dickinson prefaced hi* address I hat the tourists have had here The Commission had previously hoard. Meanwhile n secretary to RFC '*,,h ■ »*alemrnt he is not t|ieak this season, the declared that tlo announced that further test* director Walter I Dtmham ha* in« btr the American Medical As- cluh ha- hern represented by res! Would lie held at Eniwetok. While t'lday’* announcement did teatifinl another director orgeil socjatlon or expressing its view- dents of dl -tali - mill Canada The visitors -at at tables during “1h,‘ tremendously increased life not flatly say the blast* were her on Feb. 20 to ru-h over to the actually underway, the language White House and give 1‘rrsident espectancy at birth— from 4'J vents the early part of the program and Tmrnan notice of resignation for ,n l**00 *“ row— constitutes .1 during the serving of snnduirhes strongly indicat'd as much. o"'1 cultural revolu- nd coffee, and tlie quia program* The announcement said the new her hos*. Dunham was out of '"•b>r llo,l— Ihr nrralfii liner th»* fii*l The floor ws* ctenrcil. however, series of testa include provisions town. ^ «>f Home. I li#Iirvr that this rrvo- for the gtan.l march nn.l Ian. ing for measuring the rffccta of i \i*-a LMnewnw .* 0. . .. ' lot'1'" t* ‘ hr ha.I. for the cradle. to the mu«le of a four piece string atomic blasts "on structure* and i _ J f " ’ orchestra n \ } lTTI1V j r ^ r * to-ihe-gravr sentiment." be said. materials of various kinds'* and Rowe also proposed revising the "May l pul the proposition quin Identifying the “ mystery matt’’ declared: E m , ir . ? V ,n '" V . ^ 'U - 'l l m i l l y r 'Cradle to the grave' a Impersonation hi Douglas Whitney "This Information will be j ham had !e t with her for de very ,,-heme whereby those close to ih, wa- one of tlie l.ig fun event* of made available to the civil de­ to President Truman if the Pres'- vravr wouM fa,„ .n , hwn, P|vr« „„ wrth a rat in il rind wore a fu!*e fense admini*traton.*‘i dent a>ked for it. thp paychecks of those closer to with a rat III n and wore a Have The Commission sail It had .She gave hri testimony behind the cradle and ride piggy back or face. Howard Itamnley of Forrest had inquiries from the American lorke, Minn., won this event and Inaititute of Arehllirets (A lA t closed doors vesierday to a Senate piggy lumk to the grave." Hanking Sulicommlttre w h o s e Dickinson -who said he will In n suit "f rliithe, from Yowelb l>V about the testa. It added: have complained they m "oldster" in about n do/rtt identifying the impersonation a “Th* commission ha* advised members ing stories from Dunham and yearn— asked “ Do w« of the older •hat of llo!>ert A. Taft, whose the A IA that a mapor project is "ean’l the truth” in roqfllet- »;•-neration want to have our pay- ini'iaN give the eluc I" tile millIwing carried out to supplement Rowe, find The group made It puh'l*.cheek* fn.t a relative.* fev. vn,o mi iks problem. Me Itnmalcv data already obtained from -other today. years and then retire with the a- ai-o led in rrroitjt slnginK, Ihe or atomic blasts, with instrumenta­ Mrs. Htmmt waa cal hit « i n Mir an, e that t lu.se al thr working clrcst ra amimnanvitig. tion specifically arranged to pro­ wilt provide us with free vide date for the development of witness because Dunhm has r’lan* ages The program Incliide.l a lourisi care, free housing, free design criteria needed by archi­ eel that Rowe tried to get him to medical Talent Show. Among the pri-e win food anything you want to namt resign and fm “ the coat" if the tects. — while we spend our inrome dut ner« were: ltayiti"i"t II Smith, ' I . "The test program at Eniwe­ Senate investigation of alleged in­ ing nur rt*lir»*<i yim* us wi* nee Vernon. N, V„ who won out ove fluencing RFC lending. Km*. tok is being carried out by Joint lit? Do we want to tlms etploil I Ha-ky Wight of Sanf"i,l «.ti i irtsiiasMi frit rase sin Tank Eorre J, commanded by •oft sole .lance and Mi Nan. . youth ? Lieut, (ieneral Kiwood It. Quesada, Ibd.htn*, who sang "M y Wild Irish lie suggested worker* of til and U S A F, and is made up of peison- Influenza D epletes older should make larger Social Rose", net of tl>« armed services, AES, Mr. and Mr*. K P. Colley of Siiurlty payments than younger Staff A t City Hall olh< r rivil agencies of the govern citizen* because they will benefit New Jersey won tlie mito.l duel menl, and AEC contractors. singing contest on “ Let Me ( ’all City Clerk If. N. Sayrr is find­ from the pension* so soon. “ Full security restrictions as and Dickinson also proposed varying You Sweetheart" and Mi ing histaff at the City Hill ('hnrlr* E. Htevens of Wolf required by the Atom Energy the age at which workers retire bv Mr*, ll’saltaara much (Irpleled this week line to llw r * » at*l Act apply lu all phases of thn Absent i.t letting them reuse rmplnymenl lest program. No further infor- Influrnta Illness. when they had a given life ex­ Miss Ellen Hoy, city Ins roll. mation a* In tro compo-ilion, pectancy left. Th i- would make movement or operations of the tor. Miss Sarah Warren I '-lu C , the retirement age for women task force is authorised for pub­ Mr*. Clarence Rntundn and Mr slightly higher than for men heNell Brown. lic release at this time.” Asked how he himself was frrl rau-e they have a greater life ex­ TEH R AN . Iran, Mrr. L’o oil After last month’s experimental pectancy. It also would make the nuclear detonation* near lot* ing this morning. Mr. Sayer said, retirement age lower for ruin- Marital iaw was pmclaimr.1 in Tehran toilay. Vegas, Nev., Chairman Gordon “ not ton giHHl.” Also on the si< i white* than for whites A proclamation was bread, a • lo Dean of the A E C told a nrws list due to the fill is Police Che Retirement age* would rise Ihe state radio declaring that conferele that other testa would Hoy G. William*. under that plan as medical science Mr*. Gaiie Michael, si-cieturv IC sslIittl oa M s* ••*> the average life expec "gangster element* have been tn City Manager Clifford McKib- Increases ‘ ■ncy. Thlx would help to eliminate trying lo upset the security of has lieen aiding in Mr. Saj. a major prohte mfaerd by the Tehran." h bln. rr ’a department. Sh.ih Mohammed Kara Pahlevi aged— occupying their lime when Of they still feel vigorous and eap­ took the ilrastic step in a move CO R R EC TIO N to suppress the error which ha* ahle yet are In retlrem -nl. sentence Imposed Mondm Irving L. Wehber nf the Florida brought the r.**a**inntion »f The Seminole ('aunty Chamhe,- hvThe Judge Douglaa Strnstrnm on Improvement Commission, who is American-supported Premier Ali of Commerce will spon-or two l.ernv Harks, Negro, who hsd llarmara Mar. 7 and of the deputv (I'ssllstra l)s rase Bill Easter Egg hunta .Saturday. Man­ pleaded guilty to aggravated u chancellor of Tehran Unlver»itv. ager PM Whitney announced to­ soult « s i for a fine of |IM» m I Dr. Abdul /angaueh, yesterdav H O S P ITA L M E E T day, cost* nr fur three months In Count' The new military governorA special meeting of ihr FrrA hunt for white ehlblrrn will Jail rather than for 30 days. nald-Laughton Memorial Hospital general, Atilul llejail, made an Is- held lietweei, 10:00 and l».00 Joe Hammock, Negro, who plradappeal liy radio to all group- in A.M. in Foil Mellon I’aik with ed guilty to a ehargr of inlnsi. a Aasociatlon will he held Wednesday tu maintain pence Tl five priaes lo he awarded to the Hon, drew a fine of ffi.OO and cn-1 afternoon at 4:*'•»! o'clock at the ihr rspital wax* quiet, although unpaid best huntrra. Mr. Whitney said or it) day* in Jail rather than 3u Court House, it ua> announced to- rlty ent worker- ....................I day by Mr*. It. E. True, secretary. ge-jecnmrnl more than !J>00 rgga would tm parliament bull'll.,,in front of of the the pa distributed. A second hunt, for Negro chil­ MASONIC MEETING dren. will lie held between 2:00 Sanford Masonic Lodge No ilj and 4:00 I'.M., Mr. Whitney add­ will meet tonight at tin' Masonic ed. Temple and the ina-ter* di-ci" The Coca-Cola Co. svill furnish will tie ronfrrreil Refreshment * refreshments. will he M-rveil. B o m l)a r(l NEW Y O R K. M~*t 20— (/!*> I nrmer M.rym William O ’Dwvrr told senate invrltigatoM iod.it there it a growing ‘‘national em­ pire" ■•( crime, and ulgrd lugscale government appiopnaluins lu stop it. Deilaring lli.il in the ryes ot 0 ‘Dwyet, now U . S. ambassador .mope, the American proplr rerni- to Mexico, testified that crime in hr Iilulling lirluinl an increas­ A m riiia "will be widespread" un­ eil to loing trimil>ei of bayonets ami a til " iir gel an appinpii.itmii ul mount tin of atom linmbi, lime 52^,000,000 to JMI.OOODHO fm . Kovacs. iiimntei, Icctiuei, ami continuing investigation of it autlionty on ilalkan pmlilrnir "There is a national Clime em­ Utgcil the Senimnlr Dinnri Club pire glowing." he said, "and it will I•■*I night to me it * uiHuritfr to- get sponger if it nn'l stopped." vs.ml liomh iiiling Rmu.v with lie urged a standing committee pamphlets rvpiriung A m r l l r i n be ret up to supetsite a continuing KimhIwiII fm the Ruisian people .n | inquity the lint way "I terming p e jir. O D w yet. who has daihrd heat I lie people behind the lion Cut- rdly with the Senate com mitt re lam air eager In Irani rirrythnig dunng two days on ihr witness thry ti.n .ihuut America. Mi. Ko- •land, paured in ins testimony to- Dinner Club Is Told Russians Misled On American I mentions vats cVi'd." *iUinH " that in Vugo- ,1 ° " f,n' ^ llrdI a matvelous job. ilavia people rtcod m line (oi c.llic Hit- time racket* can’t be curloil horns |uil to gel a ihnti look at a locally, the ex-mayor -aid. in de­ Scan-Roebuck i-rlalog. If Amcn- manding the permanent feilernl t.rn p.rniphlrlt did nothing cite action. “A* long a* l*i.lMhl,tKH) people hut keep the Runian Communnts want to Im-I twenty billion* of itn|. busy picking them up. causing the liir*," he -aid, "and a* long a* you’ve got wires, information, rac­ ing sheet* and newspaper* giving full puhllcitv ami full infor mation to that 1fi,itftd,linn, you have some­ thing that i* nut entirely local. “ You've got some tiling that I* national nn.l until we gel help from the iinlhtnu! government in shutting it off, we're in li.uilile locally. Committee counsel ICu.l'.lpli Hal­ ley said till* is what tile committee i* seeking to do. Hut lie added imintr.llv that “ if Munrlhlng had t een done locally" racketeer Frank t'-,»-4oi *Aehl not have I'ajw'd iHiwer ovrr Tammany Hull, Ayne* Mutton Democratic >>1 gnlilf atl.qi. ■'Yon know more about thoi than cuv olhci man,'* Halley aid lo (•'Dwyer. "That’* n"l true.*' O’Dwvei pro* tested, “ you lirlild L'o-lello yiu. ter day." "Well," llnlli-y mid slowly, "|.«-iluip f'listello know:, more utonit Il than you." I ’oftello, reputed eastern crime tuler, admitted ol the |niMi.- hear­ ing yesterday tluil he had close friends ill Tutu many Hull, and n-rnl hi* influence once m picking It* t« ..all**,* na !'• «> T m u i leader. Earlier, O’Divycr told tlo- coinntillee he did not bet'ei, ’.Jg-s.-obiHiokrnaking eoul.l exl«l nlimit p., lice protect ion Sparring testilv- with tin* .time (f'liiilinuri) On I'jge Sivl ltepre»entntlve* of all ugrictlltm nI group* m the county wlro are connected with federal gov­ ernment program* are expected tu ntleml a t'eniral I'loiida Di iti.-i meeting in Lakeland 1011101 • row*. The sesshm i* whedrlled for an all-day affair, (*iiuiinmii of the PMA I'ounlv ('ommiltei' II Leo llulner, chairman, an. TA LI A11AS8EE. Mai .11 'At nouneni till* morning. Member* named already on the — The Florida legislature will lie mohilivntioii elimmittee in the a-k.'.l next month to idug n leak county who plan to attend llic thrmigli which an estimated II. mciting. i:r addition to Mi Hut- OOO.lNMI n year in motor fuel lax m-r, are I trie I! Mathi'-u*, County I- escaping collection, Comptroller C M. (lay said ho Vdmini-trntlve Officer and Trea*. sponsor u hill to make filling rirer; C. I!. Dawson, Count) will •lutinii- responsible fur cnllt-cling Agent; and Secretary of the Pro- the regular seven cent* « gal loll ’ ng Admilli"'bu t on and' "Market Adm.in- tax on diesel fuel and liquified pe­ trelbm County l ommlllee, lion troleum used to run motor vehicle* W J - « »rt« r: V ie.' < hair man am mi the highways. J. r. Me I Jt in, Jr ,, regular mem. At pieienl the whole ohligatiun In*r. tn pnv I* on the User. He gel* n Other* r*|«'cler| I,. attend the permit lii operate, and lie j. sup. meeting Inclrnle Hen Wlggin-. imsed to make regular reports of Semlrnde technician and llrown til* fuel eonsuniptiun ami remit hi* Miller representing the Farm taxes. 11"lire Admin!-tint ion. Operators of fleet* of h u -c and trneks, turning more and more to "*e of diesel and Imltled ga», hnvtr been making their payment*. Hut eomptndier'* agent* have had trouble ehecking oil individual users— particularly trucker* from outside the slate. Gav said “ it is phv«o-ally im­ possible to administer the law now BALTIMORE. Mar. 20 — (A*) Mom. I’m helpless." We're trying to plug a big hole. "Tlten you can’t leavr it alone," Mr*. X isid in despair. It would give ti* at least a million That’s port ol how a mother told the Hallirnnre Evening Sun ihe dollars a year in new revenue.” The state got 74l'.i,fdHi la«t year finally rraliird her l5-yrar-«ld ion v*a* a dojic addict. from the source. It all goes to He ilsrted smoking "refferx" msrihusna — the related. Soon, the road construction fund he was pawning possessions foro The proposed hill, drafted hv a own investigating. a "needle"— heroin. committee from several states a* They drove to dance halt* and a model for * unK-irm ''»'i"tial Mr*. X said she then hail to Ice-cream parlor*. f r«i Ifnm «4 i 1•* 1*mm r Mil give him money for drug*. “ It was all in the open. "Oh, 1 know It sound* awful." "There were about 2(1 teen­ ■he sob*. "But I talked It over The W c i i f lu * r with my husband, and we didn’t agers'* in one place, she u'ul. know who to turn to. We though “ Every one of them wa* under JA C K S O N V ILL E . Mar. 20 no if we did anything else we’d get the Influence of drug*. Hlrmlngham "The boy* were all wearing Hismaik our child In trouble." •1 10 DA The non, Paul, now Ifl. is In Hies* drape suits, and the girls Chicago lit jail. Mrs. X visits him and de. were in tight dre-sen, and their Denver 41 27 aeritca him rolling on ths floor hair wa* bleached. IH H Dei Molne* Their eye* were all glassy, and Fresno 7ti 4» In agony, crying: IW 41 “ I got t* nave a needle! I got their head* flopped (hi* way, that New York way. (t waa pitiful.” 70 4B Phoenix to have a needier 44 21 The story of Mrs. X and her 8 he told the poller. "Catch Pittsburgh «3 4rt son i* one that has aroused Balti­ them with the stuff," they said. Seattle A2 81 more to an all-out battle against “ Catch them with the stuff," Washington a S drugs. And a self.searching query she says. "I we them nut there Winnipeg H2 SI how they ran better help those every night, selling it —. tike Jacksonville 71 7fi Miami who have urcumlieit. candy." AM 4a Mr*. X tells how she and other Federal narcotics agent* recent. Tallahassee »• 64 ICMttairS Oa N s * Twa) Tampa worried parents tried to do tbeir |ie,tt.tnli to wonder wli.il wav going on, m In ray, "Ijiok, the A memam do not wanl to kill me". “ Hie Ament .tm >av they love me” , <ut!i a pamphlet :aid would lie wuillt while. Mr. KovatV addrev* f"llowe,| u dinner ul the Mayfair Inn which wa* pre«tdrd over hy President F. A. Palmer. A discussion of wheth­ er to continue Hie club next yrai wa* ini rot..iced Mr Dr. II. W. Kuckrr, and folio',-log short talk* on tlie subject Ii)*J’«ciident Palm­ er iiiul HcielBry IE. A. Smith, Ii n o luted rolttlnue Hie club nrxl lu have a *1111 ial meeting next summer lo complete plain. Mr. Kovacs, who wa* Introduced bv Mr. Smith, aid there are .TUI dinner cirri.' in lire lirritnl Statewinch are helping tu make rleci»b>n* vitally affecting American foreign policy. Declaring t lint his­ tory i* bring made tight lii-re to­ night, Mr. Kovacs explained l lint the wav a liatli'ii think* today i* the way l!" net* tomorrow. ■'ll yon knew "f a way to 'Hvr* Iran Cnpitnl 1Maced I’fdi'rnl Farm Groups I ndcr Martial Uni To Attend Meeting f Easter Egg Hunt I Planned By C. C. (E D IT O R ’S N O T E : The writer of Ike following dispatch baa bee* on a four-day, underwater Ira Inlag rrnise aboard a H. 8. Navy snorkel aabmarine In Atlantic waters.) By E LTO N C. FAV ABOARD SUBMARINE GRAMPUS. Mar. 7 - (Delayed) - OP) — The Navy ii playing a cat and mouse game out here m the testiest Atlantic. This submarine ii the mouse, the planet and blimps wheeling and circling above are the cats, waiting to pounce if their human or electronic eye* and ear* spy the* quarry. rank* cruise* aboard the under­ It fa a small but tremendously sea bonis. And submariners go important exeerise, this practice on seoreh missions with the of th* technique of undersea and plane* and blimp*. anti-submarlna warfare. Gathered around the table of From it, the airmen learn what the tiny wardroom today are they must look for, when on some Commander George P. Sharp of tomorrow, sub hunting boeomea Philadelphia: U Cmdr. Jarere B. again a real aad (rim neerealty. JH h w i, who c a lM Rtaektaa, Mo., The American submariner* also Ala home before he vent to sea. and U . 1. D. “Digger" O’Dri of Norfolk, Va. evaaiea technique er to steal to­ Share la akljmer of (ho Gram­ ward a theoretical enemy convoy pus! Osborn, (he executive of­ guarded by aircraft or surface ficer. They are veterans of war­ time submarine patrol* In the As part of the anti-submarine Pacific. O’Dell ta a blimp pilot. • ■' r i 4 ' i . I, , T eu ny i resident I rurnan. _____ Q -iic t W A S H IN G TO N . Mar. .’O -if f ’i Submariners Hay Grim Cat And Mouse Game In Atlantic Depthi warfare program. Navy airmen approved a >1,300.000.000 delrnrc homing pmgr.mi today but it waa only hall the amount rrqueat- v Big Time Racketeers Cannot Be Curbed By Local Officials. Ex-Mayor Maintains French President S ails Tonight For State Visit To U. S. And Canada By CAR L IIA K TM A N PARI.S. Mar. 20 — (/F) — President Vincent Auriol sails tonight lo spend M daya, make 30 ipeechea — none of them about politics — and prenJc at 18 official meals in ihe United States and Canada. With h,m will go hit seife, an entourage nf 29 — officials and olhera — and a ‘huge load of strainer trunks and suitcases. Ten big parking ra*e* of silver, rham-t >• pagnrs ami wine* already have chief Jacques Dumaine rnuld ga­ been shipped. ther for such a trip. The trip to see Prraldent Truman Hchuman has too much work here and Canada’* Prime Minister Loui* at home to make the whole trip, 81. Laurent will cost France about lie return* lo France when Auriol 1180,000. The National Assemble goes tn sCnada for four days. has not yet voted Ihe money to pay A wrek ago the packing rase* the bill. from the President's Ely*e# PalThe (Ul-year-old president, a vet­ are left France on the Lihrrtr. The eran Socialist politician from the Frenrh rmhatsie* in Washington aouth of France, leaves his coun­ and Ottawa lack some tahlrwarr try al an awkward moment. Strlkr* and cellar slock needed for the of gas, power and transport work big dinner* and receptions. The ere have thrown the eapital Into a government at home filled the crisis. Should the trouble turn po­ need. litical and result In'the downfsll In the Auriols' two I tree steamer of Premier Henri Queuilla’s week- trunks and five big valises, Mmr. old cabinet, Auriol would pick Auriol la taking SO gown* and Qulelle’s successor. suits, all carefully chosen In ad­ The presidential party leaves fit. vance from big Parle faahlon Laura station lata this afternoon houses. Preferring (he rreationa of for *L Havre and sails Jaot before Christian Dior and Jacques Path, midnight aboard the He De France ah* has become one of thi* world far New York. faahlon center1! meet elegantly Tbe party Ip-ltsdea the Auriol*’ turned-out ladle*. eon Paul— one of hia father's ehlef In addition to Ihe atale occas­ aeeirtaries. Foreign Minister Ro­ ions at which he will be guest or bert Hchuman, two amhsureadnr*. host, th* president will he the three detective* and five servant* luncheon guest of the National U U th* smallest group protocol Hill Is Inlmduml To PIujj; SI Millinn (■asoline Tax Leak Despairing Parents Tell Of Youth Corrupted By Narcotics Peddlers ft • r t * 4' M � 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 19, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 19, 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 19, 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/ab6fcc492b67834af4a7506e03e2fbe5.pdf e7845d195e995c19b64bc78611a10bf1 PDF Text Text THURSDAY MAR. 15, 1951 THE SANFORD BfeRALP. 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M unir RrE* nr Di if* Ik'-bi Ik iilftlR W A sp arag u s ca n 45c OK* Drop feudal ! ? vv- - i• 'r- ‘ ‘ box Land O’ Suzuklue 39c In Ctiw,— In Qtra. Mazol axola O il pt. 39c i f f . jr S f PER POUND ' IrfiTSr^^Tr^ s ,-T= • ■ ! �r la Unity There Is SUvngth— Tm P rof act the P m n of Ilia World; T s Prom ote the P ia f r iM of America. To P ro d u c t P m ^ t r i i ; for Hanford. VOLUME XXXXII UNTroop* Win Artillery Duel oNearHongchon js * f ” Qftfz W a n t e d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA FRIDAY MAR. 16. 1951 Efltablbhed 1908 Tourist Club Officers Tarnished Integrity Of Loan Agency Has E n d ed Usefulness, Organization Says TOKYO. Mar! If. -(/P>— American troops overwhelmed driperate Red* in a roaring artillrr duel on llir Korean war front to­ day and then craihed ahead for new Rami. The Red* threw their heat m l artillery fire of the war. American* amwrred with a bar•age that out-thundered the Red*. 50 ihell* to one. The drive carried an American diviiion onto high ground north of Hongchon. an important road huh 20 mile* *oulh of Parallel 38. Earlier Friday the Red* abruptly halted their right-day retreat on the central front. They turned on the Alliea with their hravietl artil­ lery barrage yet. WASHINGTON, Msr. lb i/1'i Direttor* of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce today called for abolition of the RFC. * 8*> mllea. If» keystone la U« L? n iu n rh o p . Elsew here along th e fighting _ . -----------m i ita a---------------ita a w no State Attorney Is Asked For Inquiry Into Maddy Leases An Inveallgmtlon o f laaaea and “ lira m em berships" to tenant* a t the Fellowship Foundation. of which I. A. Madd/ la m anager, waa requested of A ssistant S tate Attorney Hubert O rtega thl* morning a t the Court House by a group of a lout 26 te n an ts who are fate d with the necessity of moving due to jiendlng Natty reactivation of the Naval Air Stalion. One rhlerly man declared th at many persona, tenants of build« Inga at the F o u n d a t i o n , had 5 bought life annuities, w ith Mim of them putting In a s much as 910,000 to 916.000 fo r What they supposed to be M yoar leases. A lton- -> i l r l m told th e group that he would check Hilo any poaaiblr legal violation* in th r con tract* o r trasea. and suggested th a t they employ a com petent n tto rn ry In behalf of th e ir civil rights. "I assu re you th a t if I find any law violations. I will act In thematter,** he deeUied. 4 « Hiss To Be Forced To Begin Sentence NEW VO Kk 7 Mar. |* —fA y -A mandate exported to be filed hi U. 3. D istrict Court today will vr the way for A lg rr Min to gin serving his flvw yoar priron sentet.ee for p e rja ry neat K M Thuiaday. e The 0 . S. Hup-aaso C ourt re­ fused la st Monday to review the ow e of th e fo rin tr high-ranking 8 U te D epartm ent offM nl. He vru* convicted of lying whan he trld a grand Jury he u e t v gave govw nm ent secrets to W hittaker Cham bers, an adm itted ti-O rn imunlst courier. 11. R. attorney Irving II. Faypol said yesterday he would ask raal Hiss be sent to pr i son TLursadded that R ise could (kday. He ad days Remove w i t hIni n 90 ____ . . fu r amdifleatieu of th e1 sentence, I I I th a t such iM not delay mlprtoonaction wnul-l Went. NEWH WINS NEW YORK, Mar, „ W aher D avis of the (ItemI Dally News has been awarded firs t p rlie In E d itor and Pul Annual Spot Newt teat. It w aa n Hie 4'i-memher board of tbe bunnett organicalion adopted a tetolulion saying: "f acts diulosed by the I u!bright suIxommiUee ha*e created uncertainty and distrust concern­ ing RFC procedure. Engaged a. we are in a national mobiliiatinn the integrity nr general moral level effort, we can not afford tu hive of the government or any of it* agencies subject to question.*' Senator Fulbrlgbt III-A rk I bead a Senate Hanking S ub­ committee which has been invee1'gatlng RFC trading. The group ha* charged that some directors of th r RFC have yielded tu ill flurare in making loans, Officer* uf the Sanford Tourist and Hhufflrteia n l Club, which numlicr* mure Ihan ITf» members are A* a result of thr committee'* »hown as they appeared .*t teernl luevltng ami i-nlerlHlnmeut uf the Club at the Tourist f r itte r . disclosure*, ronsidrrshlr sentim ent Front m w , left to light include* Mi W. II. I.aF tra, secretary; Mr*. William McCarthy, president ha* Innlt up In eongrr** for kill­ and Mi»* Mary McMahon, trustee In the l*ark rnw : F. Hn*ky Wight, treasu rer; John Hrinwald, ing th e RFC. trustee; J . It. Jour*, tru ste r utui Tom Vrrilim, vice -president. Fulhrtght himself ha* taken thr *tatoi Dial thr agency should l*r continued hut rro rg sn ilrd and "rlcaned" up. Some Congre.-* member* also argue th r RFC is a big help to -mail business and ought to hr continued for that reason. Tin rr I* a dispute In th r Senrtc also as to whrthcr the FulGames anil guessing contest-, 1bright com m itter should continue (m inding th r determ ination of llir ■!* RFC Investigation, Fulbright Identity of a "m ystery man”, will ha* said hr wants tu bring the l*i featured at the party lu bo innuiry tu an early end, hut Re­ held Monday night a t the Tuurisl publican* in particular arc calling C enter by the t'hainticr of Com­ for it* continuation. Chairm an merce fur the mrinbers uf the Mayhank (D SC) of the full hankSanford Tourist and Shufflrlmard ing com m ittee *ald he thought IToli. it wa* announred today l.v PARIS. .M ar.' 16 </!*> W«„d Ed W hitney, Chainlwr of CumWASHINGTON. Mar. IL -v R ) it -hoithl go on. Imin the Krrmlin was awaited to­ m erer m anagrr. —S ecrrtary of S iatr Arhr*on taisl Thr U, 8, Chambers of Com day on whether the Rig Four ran Tim Tourist Club recently rr- ln<i«y hr hisfirt Ru**t* will re­ nirtvc t* a httsinesa-clvic organ discuss arms foi Germany a* pail eriv rd a piano which will l*e u«ed new talks on a Ja p a n rir iw sre liatioii on a national scale >lm itar to tlte Chentbers nf ('emof- the hole European problem, or for th e fin d lime a t the p arty , treaty and yom in ronrluding onej merer t* meet cities. Many local Mild Mr. W hitney. Musk* outing wW A t i M o*»*jw w*Ii i « h V ’ I hr the ei ruing wltf iw played by a b rlo rr llir end nf the year, chambers are affiliated with it. question be taken up separately. airin g trio undrt direction of H ar­ A thfron told a nr**» ro n frr The national organisation says tt- represent* all phase* and It is believed the Russians will ry W eater. rttcr hr irr* no rrj»an w h/ thr sire* of liutincs*. Two |li year .-Id**. June J e n ­ tiratmenl. Thi* deciimn wa* foteIn u rg in g an end In th r RFC, and Joe Andrews of the Irnlaltvr Irraty tr \t which ArnL.v*uonltnur to mint on teparslr nings Duxhury School of Dancing will Mtkn John ( osier D ullrt u now tin rhnm bei directors -aid: shadowed by Soviet Deputy F o e perform a nuvrlty tap daitrr with drafting iliuulif Iw found ohjrtiionI. Altolltion of RFC "would «avc approxim ately IIN.OtlO.OtMl In eign Minister Andrei Gromyko at i'eg g y W right accompanying. able by th r Sovirl nr any other Mrs. P .M. (Single* will serve adm inistrative cipensr and would yesterday’s session o f the Rig Four aa hostraa In Iwhalr uf the Cham ­ government. re-luce federal personnri—now at deputies tr^ng to draw up an ber of C om m ote. Acheson said hi- had mad- a record high lrv ri~ b y 1,000 em ­ agenda (or a Foreign Miniitrr's The program , sold Mr. W hitney, full study of thi- P aris talk -, !*.i I ployees." parley. will include n TNT Show, meaning been In d irrrt touch w ith Jc>-uji ». A "tendency toward in creas­ this wm-k, and was iiupri - m| ed In terest rates" will make priFrance, llritaln and the Ifnit*--l "tourists* night talen t." Statea contend the tense European The Center will Itc decorated with the skill with which Jc- no v alr tenders mnrr willing to make the Unit- I huione** loans. situation has led them to think with Gowers, and eaeh of the lady was representing , about Herman defense and they guesta present will receive a ro t- S tairs. RFC w as rrralrd in Itt.'MtS! tu Arhcson’s rem arks alam t the provide t'lnergrnry financing in cannot properly tii*cu-» the n-suit -age. R efrrdittirlita will be served. ( la a lla a .a Ita r * s . a i d without th r cause. I ls s ils s r S sta Psae Slat R rlta ln 's E ritr-t D av ie, m i POT OF TEA phasited that again yesterday. LONDON. Mai. IB — iA P t The W estern delegate.* have made The St Pancras police station reIt their main contention. Gromyko, howrvor, ha* iieen reived this morning a report th at harping on the Importance of the a five-ton truck leaded with 1,000 Mtnda (98,400 1 worth of teapot* IMS agreem ent n t Potsdam In ad hern stolen. disarm Germany. One hour later the same s ta ­ To m eet his objection*. U. S. Hr DVID A. MARTIN n r KD tV ARfiC u r t i s A m batsadur At Large Philip J e s ­ tion received a report of the th e ft WASIINGTON. Mar. in <,p. I.ON DON. Mar. Id - i d l of a five.ton truck loaded with sup offered a new statem en t of — Govrrntnrnk farm offielal Rritalu h as told [ran that any disthe first point the w estern pow n* four chests of loo. wondered (i* lay If th rlr effo rts t.. pule o ver the rich A ngln-tranlan want th e minister* to discus*. The tfrt famers to pn>duce few er eggs Oil Company ronce-sIon m ust go statem ent said; ItDYAL COLLISION haven't Iieen too siierr-sfol. Iteforr tin fntrriialloiial Court of "An examination of the cause > LONDON. Mar. 16 — (API Thl* .peeulatiov waa prompt, I Justice uf the present International t u i ­ It sounded like a royal collision. by the fart th at consum er eg.In a note delivered to Iranian tion in Europe and of the mean* A bicycle ridden by lazuli King prices are averaging more than » Prem ier llusaein Ala Wednesday, to secure a real and iaating In*- and a bu* driven by Jam es Victor third hlghri than a year ng" legally could riot nationalise the rovntent in relations between thr King collided. Nortnaliv they dip rath e r sharpl* llritaln also asserted th at Iran SS. R. and the U. K., Dm a The name of the traffic police­ during this season of the year hodllnga of the Middle E ast's 0 . 8. and France auch ns: T hr man who saw the accident? At- giving the hotn-rwife a imrgmn largest oil concern. rilstin g h vel of arm am ents an I la-rt K'ng. buy. The r o t was drllrrred to the its effect nn the question of ticA y*ar ago K eerrU ry of Agn- Iranian prim e minister the day hemlliterisaHon of Germany and th r culture Ilranr.an sta rted a ram ZONING HEARING fore th r Majlis (parliam ent | nf means fo r control and reduction palgn to reduce the volume of egg ftran voted to natlnnalllr th e The Sanford Zoning Board will of arm am ents; measures to "Itproduction. Ife lowered th e level country's till resources, mlnate fe a r of aggression and fill- hold a hearing tonight a t 7;30 a t whirh his agency supported Thr Anglo-tranlan com pany, fillinnt of present Sraty obllga- o'clock a t the C ity Hall to con­ producer egB prices from a n a­ controlled [.y the Rritish govern­ sider the request by' W. II. Coni ad llont.” tional average .if 15 re n ts a d o irn ment. which own* 52.5 ner cent It w as the Itrst tim e, a fte r H» of D rB ary to erect a duples U> ,15 cents. of it* common stock, hold* a dw elling on F irst S treet Immedi­ days of proposals and counter­ In doing this, llrannan raid he | (10.POO-square mile oil ronerssion proposals th a t the w estern powers, ately west o? S tation WTRRwas moved by a desire to cu'. which explroa In IDP.1. The property is toned R-I-AA, had agreed to the wonts “ dem ili­ down on government buying of B ritain obtains about one-third tarisation of Germany." Gromyko high residential classification, said surplus eggs. from th e Iranian fields and a City M anager Clifford MeKtbWn. t r s s t i s w s u s e* s* n * » i But dr*.pile this luw ering of tb- fa r g re a te r percentage of fuel nil price level, the p rad u rli». -support - r r ' ” * -* for ita Navy. of eggs last ye , ea r continued at The note, made public by the ralatU 'dy d r high _ level. foreign office today, declares th a t (rs s ils M S Oa Faa* G i s t In November run her ftrannan a n ­ nounced the governm ent would ROTARY LUNCHEON Junk the egg price support pm The R otary Club will m rrl in gram in 11*51. II) ELTON C. FAV This action was followed by the high achool auditorium Monday A* SOCI4TEl» PRESS V rttT A R Y A FFA IRS REPORTER Heavier than normal selling «l where Prof. Herman Morris will W*V_;*flNGTON. M*r. 1j (JP) The Civil Delvnie Adminis­ young laying hens. Many poultry- resent a program on “ W hat's aw In Education", P resident figured *h*d w ithdraw al nf tration want* to head off public panic over (ear of germ warfare attack, men ice euppori - *«-it,ld be followed Orville Teuehton announced today. teal or rumored a sharp decline In egg price-, Lunrhoon will be served on the ley saw little --pporlnnity of stag* and members are asked to It started circulating today a pamphlet on "what you should know park In hack of the achool. about gtologirsl warfare.** The booklet is a companion piece to the making any money. As a m nsequepra, the nation** praviaealy p u b l i s h e d o ffic ia l, 8T . PA TR IC K S"D A T laying Dock sta rted th e year with pamphlet "aurvlval under atomic 'w tpr out a city." NEW YORK. Mar. |« - U P ) (M ilitary strateg ists long havo at least three per cent few er lay ­ attack . F.gg production naturally F ifth A vrnue's pavement was Lika the A-Butnh guide, it U recognised the value of trea tin g ers. Ite aallowed dressed In green paint today for ' lls «■ r s a t Pivot Intended to bring tne weapon into rnnfusinn or exaloltlng it into 81. P a tric k ^ Day. proper focus, to show It la not a panic to reduce trie w ar effo rt of The center dividing line— CONFIRMED BACHELOR killer although, like the an opposing nation. PaychulugiLONDON. Mor. D t- (/P ) -" N n , usually w hite—was a raal sham ­ intended fo r mase r e | w arfare ax p arts roeognixe th a t no, not" cried Isaac Laagtey, just rock green. nwlthout temad 101, "J don't want to get th is en be H M "Wa paint Use llaea thraa or w arfare booklet actuality using fear times a yter," a polks married again." And ha wrote to thraa women department ■pekesmaa said. "They m erely p lanting lecro t weapon h o t or wilt he who laid klm they w an eligible needed repainting. Tomorrow's and looking for a oasbaad that he m. Patrick's Dsv and Uisrail bo used.) ___ German Question Snags Discussion Of Big 4 Deputies C. Of C. Outlines Party On Monday For Tourist C l u b Russians Expected To DemandQuestionBe Decided Separately Azwocinted Press Leased Wire Officer Describes* P e titio n Is Filed Open Violation Of Vs. Validation Of LawsOnGambling Terminal B onds Roulette Tables Now Juiluc Smith Enters Open In Saratoga, Order Giving City Committee Is Told 20 Days For Reply WASHINGTMN. Msr. >8 id'i — lh* (iisrrn m rn i t«-lsi filed Is* esssion rh arsr* sgstn*1 Ralph l'sp*’ne. de*t ribvsi *• a " t'k irs (n rsrk e te rr" nnd hm lher nf th r Isle AI * aponr. Thr crim insl complaint »a* Died before s I’. S. commissioner in ( hiragn and annuunrrd here Isv revenue commissioner tim rs c J, Kthuenrman. who -*ul a w ar­ rant had hern i**urd for Ca­ pone'* arrest. NEM YORK. Mar. )H - id’i — Hi*»hnt gam bler Frank Co«lello. «ho yewtrrdsj »lormrd out ol a senate crime commit­ tee hearing, said liolay hr will return lor qur.tinning at th r rom m itlrr's older* t iwtello. who had hern told hr would hr arrested and hrousht lietorr the committer fnrrihlv if hr Hoi not appear, gave in a few minute* before a drarilinr »el In the rom m iltrr, Jap Pact Contains No Unjust Items, Acheson Declare* I MEXICO CITY, Mar |fi-'d * i — Amha«*sdor M ill la n- U'Dssyer left k) air today for Nrw \o rk to appear before the Penalc I 'r ln a Com mitter. Thr Inrm rr New lu rk mayor declined lo comment nn th r rom m illee’a ‘hearing thus far. M hrn he annminted several w rrka ago that he would appear heforr II, be maid It » a s lo ofter some "ro o slru rllsr auggeslinns" fur clim r p in ration. Hr -aid at the airport he wa* looking fo r­ ward In seeing th r SI I’atrick * Day parade In S r» lock Dulles Offer To Confer With Russians Is Rudely Rejected K(tlt Prices R i s e British ^ Indignant In Spite Of Halt In At Nationalization Support P ro g r a m Of Iran Concession C Danger Of Germ Warfare Minimized By Civil Defense Administration R S la not in the market for a wife. The suggeallon mada at hla birthday party last Saturday that w arfare, as it (s corroctlj called, ha waa seeking a mate waa not W ffrt, lx wJtf 'C ntteied 9v f iv e m r t !* i No. 117 r M u n itio n s C o n tr a c ts ofRFCAgenmA r e P la ced A t R a te O f $ 6 0 B illio n P e r Y e a r Reds Stand And Fight Defending Key Base Near 38th Parallel In Vicious Battle Then cam e the roaring A m eri­ can echo. A Uniter) Nation* vmi planes Join­ ed In th e blavtlng w ith rocket*, firrbam ha and machine gun*. The Allied aniw er to th e Comm unlit aland lioomed throughout moat o f Friday. F ront diapatehra did not identify the U. 8. troop* In the action. Nor did th e y give the diatanee of the Am erican advance. Ilut th ey aalrf th a t Chioeac Com­ m unists had thrown reaerve* Into the fig h t north of Hongchon. Kle“ manta of th e .lirth and 40th Chinere Communiata arm lea (Corps) were Identified In action there. The unlta laal were reported far­ ther ra a l in February. The drfenae line th e Red* were try in g to aet up waa roughly 2U milra south of th r P arallel th a t u»d to a e p a ra tr Coramuntat North and R rpuhlirran South Korea. It alretehed aeroa* Korea for THE WEATHER P ertly cloudy this afternoon and S aturday, fair tonight. Not quite *o cool to n lih t, w arm er Saturday, f.ro tlr to moderate variable wind* becoming moderate southeast by Saturday afternoon. a big parade up tha iranae. Bo, wa painted the line grata. Tha green line • stands from Vfrd to 110th Bteasts. The pared j n(fod> U m Htb to Wth 6tro«u. tfimitfift*. NEW YORK. Mat. I». *<1'> A piilurr of vvidr-open Kaniblilut houtrt in Saratoga .Sjinngs. up­ state New York resort .lira. »*a» given Senate crime pmbriv IckI. y as they awaited a ilinwilown wdb tt fHitlawta On I'a a r a lt i O iH iiblcd V e t s IMucI ku $ 100 F o r H o s p ita l Member* of P<*-t No :*u. Di able-! American V cliiau -, at • meeting at the la g iu n Hut la-t night, pledged fim i toward *h<buTlding of a ticw hospital in Srm Inole l outily. Lynn Twymait, rommandci of Ibe Post, ami a In** per vent di-able-t war vctrrati. led the *u»n merit for the artb 'ii, with tin activr support of John Knd**t, Tim Crawford and lir-.rg- Swann Commenting on Ibis public *|dt lied action, th e first by any local group in rrg a rd t" a new |i«* pital, Judgr Dougin- Stenstiom declared, ‘‘These arc laiys wlm fought and were wounded uni who k n o w th r value of u ho*, pitnl to the city ami county "My this action," lie added, "they have stolen the m an h on all other Seminole County itfKuoi rations." The P<wt, whirli lia- a meioU i ahlp of 2tt, enjoyed a turkey .up per at which 40 person* veer.* present. It was reported at the meeting th a t 47 babies have already lu .n entered for th e baby conlr-l which the P o st will stage on March .10 at Remlnolc High School. Defence Housing Program Cut In Half By Senate Committee As Economy Move WASHINGTON. Mar. I*, td 'i A mubilir.slmn ipoknm an rrim tlrd tinfay the government U placn g munilmn contra* t* at l!:c "relisfecloty rate" ol about iWJ,- 000. 000JKK) * year. Arlual ptoduvlion largcti, while ■lill low. air l-rinff tort and in some raves exceeded, it was slated. Howard Chase, (caving ins post a* information thief for Mobiliza­ tion Dncrtor Charlr* E. Wilron, told tr|Hj|lei* that contiari, total­ ling $5,700,000 were let in Jan­ uary and $4,700,000,000 in Februery. Judge \ t H, Mntlill entered ,tn outer in ('m in i t ’otiM thi* mommg allowing mlnvenhon in llw ile|einiin.ilo>n ol llir v.iluiitv ol tt'ill.llOO woith ol I tty of Ssnfotvl Poll lrim m .il vml P.i i Iviiik M<|er revenue l*md» Hu* atlion lollowerl the prrvenial ion of a petition ag.nn>t lliru validation liy a gioup ol S anfoid "It I* perfectly ubv tuns that the ta sp a y rn who were trprrventrrl by production chert* arc -urving Upward rv--ii now," t ’hnsr -aid, "el hical K W ibon. rale which no one would nave Judge Smilli allowed the ( itv. aforeseen on Sept, it when the De­ which wa* irpievenkd by A. I.d fense Production Act wav passed." t'ha«e said Wilson was satisfied win Shinholvef, JM days in which 10 determine an answer to the with tiie production showing early this s ta r . Ilut. in rrspon»e to petition, and ad|ouinrd the hearing questions, he indicated the mobili­ whirh had hern »«hrdlllerl to l.ikr zation !«>** is dtstuil*ed over the plate this iimming on the bond prospect for Mocking inflation. Economic Stabilizer Eric John­ validalion mild a latrr d r 'e . ston ha- sent to Wilson’s office The (iclilion wa* Itcatletl, An proposal* for icvising the lleftnse antwrr by Randall C h air, . n-l PriMiuction Act, Phase said Hr did other U ip sy eis, ptiqieiiy ownrt* not say whether these might In­ clude firm er curb* on food prices, and rili/ra i. hut added: In addition to Mr. (.'haw- thr "Food tirire* are art arr» which I clitlritici. in, lurlcrl V. A. Speer, the stabilization peupli- feel must \V. t'. Hill, Frank L. W oodruff, lie dealt w ith." Congress will have to ileeidii ■Ir., W. A l.cfflcr, R. A. Newman. Lee Samuel. Ira Southward, F. whether th e special ptuvlilon* 11 Ashdown. D. I.. H arper, R. T. which protect fnim prices should Humphrey. li M Shipt>. J . If. be changed, Phan- said, but “most E*tlldge, II. I IlsgaP, Malcolm serious thought" it tiring devoted MacNodb Solnea- tt t hive, W. W. to the question within Hie govern­ ment. **. ..u ti . J r,. *ad F. i* S q»h. Of the fU7,<*W»,W»0,U0i> program Copies O f I ho pri it ion were fur m -bed lo Mi. S ltlnM ict and to of m ilitary spending and contract­ • i. W Spenret a attorney * for ing for Inis fiscal yea: nnd next th r Cits and to Murray tlv rr riFiitiiigh June SO, 11*521. about 1. MMMNi.mm.OOtl remains In to- a l­ .licet, ntnte atloinr) The petition maintain- thul " H r located py the m ilitary. Pha-e *nid. attem pt to issue l-oml > -ouglit to I Mitch of the total m ust -till tar lu- validated in lid* procrcdltii- voted by Congress, More piilillc inform ation on pro­ i- wholly unconstitutional, null, void nml nf no legal force or effect duction *or>n will lo- available, whatsoever." Aluiut '10 pages of Plmse -aid. The first of n scries aigm nent in sup|s>rt of thi* sta te ­ of m onthly progress reports will be icady shortly, be *ald. ment follow. Meantime It can be stated, Phase The intervening petitioner.* con­ tended that tin legislative noth added, th a t the production goat of or II y pm tint ting lo authorise the 1(0*10 jr t a it(ta ft cngiur- monihi- lame of Hu- Iannis is invalid ly will be arhlrvr.| oi 11152. Ami, omt that the resolution of th-- a* no illustration of p fo g trts in City Cotmniv-ioti in teg atd to it (lie I-h-Ic m etals, be saol new slumilium plant facilities will I* op­ ',*0 ' not stiff leienl It w * n| -o tat- d that tin toll - erating this s e a l to ptuvidr a ti-i-t with I II lihnrm lry and 50 lo sir• per rent inert n-r in domes­ • o, ami with F t-lot llowig i i tic alum inum output P hase introduced hi- .ucirsvor invalid nnd that there wa* no authority for lh- City to -ell the as inform ation director, Andrew iP onlinued l>n Page Six) rr uwilaa.a na I’Hif a ls , Nicky Hilton Hopes For Reconciliation PALM SPRINGS, I'alif.. Mar. 1*1 bl’i There Is hone of a rerun(Illation between Flirabeth Taylor and Nicky Hilton f-ut it -eem* to lu- all Hilton'*. "I am a free man right now, in n sen-r," young Mill«n told a newsman h rrr lu I night, "hut I've got |n months in which to think thing over thoroughly lu fore our divorce i- final-' He admilled that "no Immediate reru n I illation i- in th r offing." Thr nitres* and her rs-huvliand were observed enjoying each other's company here la-t weekcml, but in Hollywood her slu'lio iM t.M l threw thr fnllowing dam ­ per for Mis* Taylor: "There i* tm possible chance that Mr. Milton and I will reconcile now or in U* months fr»m now. IVc a te good friend* nnd I hope we always ran !«• good friends." llo u s h o id c r A d d re ss W i l l P io n e e r N i £ h t G a th e rin g Karlyie Hotisholdcr, commander of the local American l.rginn Post, will address th r '.'ftth annual Pioneer Night gathering in Lake Mary at 7:3n P M. tonmnow on "The Advantages Hie Pioneer* Had Uvei the Young Men of Turfay." Five orange wt«td tanes will la- pre-en lrd to the five oldest men ptesenl at the meeting uml gifts will also be made to those who have attended the mod meetl"g J. I.. Lee. Hl-year o ld f* senator fiom Kentucky, wilt head a list of tn lrn t which will Include liu stav r Nelson, " tiu ila r Wizard rtf KliH-khoIrn"; Mrs William Erie), poetess; Henry Klepper, ra te ria itirr; Mr. I lobby, hymtiologist and the 8peer sisters. Among th r famous people who have attended the Pioneer meating* have iieen J. Putnam Steven*, P ast Im perial Potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine; Jane Hilliard, who (E ditor's N o lr: Here l» another story in the *rrlr* on A m er­ was I (Hi years old; and Mi*. Anna ican Industrial and military moblliiallon. This artlrlc deal* with F arina, form er Italian opera the Navy's fast build-up since the »lart of (he Korean war and it* singer, who attended in 1102 at plana foe the fu tu re). the age of t( . More th a n 2tM) people over 80 Ily DON WHITEHEAD years o f age have attendid these WASHINGTON, Mar. lb (fl’l Tile American N**y l-wisy i* m eetings In the p ari 25 years. beefing up ila tea and air |a.wer with ttailhug *|ierrl to mrrl llir threat All over 00 arc rsperiatly Invited to atten d . o l Ret) R u n ia 'i big suhtnarinr Href. Beefed Up Navy Concentrates On Stopping Red Submarine Menace Thr reavy emphaiit i* on anli-tulrmarine warship* and increaied air ilrength aboard fail-moving carrier*. The Weather ^ JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 16-f/F) tK 33 A tla n ta Riamark 32 31 Browns villa 71 64 36 Chicago 34 Denver no 41 Des Moines 28 a 80 Frasno 49 44 33 Now York Philadelphia 49 M voye aerate the ocean without 38 16 I. Mobilised' the cor* of a W innipeg ton much trouble right now i p herd __ - hitting eubmerlne * kilted Jacksonville 63 44 c a te of war. I know we can d o |f ore#t 73 Miami 66 33 66 R next n a r w ithout etraln.” j|. Almost doubled lU menpow- T allahassee tn» Nav/e prefraea in (CoatlatH 9a rage Five) T «tnpt 91 W The Navy is ronfldenl th at* ' within auothar y ear it will have sulimarinc-kdler tertice is only the Russian subm arine menace pert of the story. The elate of hie Korean w ar iratty well licked—even If there leet June found the Navv-at-era e a >Hooting war. ehell compared compared to Uia pow­ pm»Vice Admiral Donald D. Duncan, ea frail ahtli Dapat Chief of Neaval Opera! Iona. erful fleet which ruled the itaa a t the end of World W ar two. ■aid in an interview: "We think wo can get con- But by June 30 thle y e a r tha Navy will have: f v ‘J r . , . �p PARE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA FRIDAY MAR. 18, 11*1 w m - The Sanford Herald FORM Papa Likes Page •1 ______ How Did This Happen? fptaM laliH la IflH N M H b H M i r w rrp l la ta r d a f a a 4 B aM ar a t ta a U N . n « H I« III K if a tlla 4«raaa ia M rH a t o r —l H am a a t f f t 0»*«*Wr «T. ISIS. ■< Ik# Paal Off!## • f Inalara, I'larM t. aa4*r Ik# 4#t • I T a a ir m af Narrk K l*Tt tin t I %\li I . n r i Y m - p ¥ m ifii sy • Men like front-page national newt* while women like to browse through the newspaper, looking for Item* th at catch their eye. a nurvey hart nhrwn. A bl-iuiyre report on ita inquiry into the reading habits of America's ncwiqiaper modern waa published by the Ad­ vertising Research Foundation. -|win'-«»rvit Jointly by the Kdlftr American Association of Advertising Agencies and the As­ fiDMiNiY m : u n«#»!■>*'•• nmmma*# sociation of National Advertiser*, Inc. pi h«i fiirn u k n%Ti:« In their study of reading habits, foundation workers I*y f g r i l t r • fi If# # $4 walla - ■ r- | J | Interviewed (12,487 men and women 18 years of uge fl>r#r V e a i h a . .. Mjm older. ftJi R aall ik O a t 1 ea r 1AM Studies were made of newspaper reader* in 89sta te s,the Ml t a t t ia r f a a llret, r ir d a at I f e i l b * . f w a l m k a a , p f « # l a i a a t | t t ^ District of Columbia ami two Canadian provinces. The study ■ • # •»**•<*** a f r t f t r i i l k t a a a i a f«*r included the examination of 121 newspapers In 108 lities. I k # p n i p M # a f r a t a l # * f a a l a . aalll M r k mtm*4 U » a l r r a t l t r • 4 * # » « U The study indicated that many newspajier renders will l # S l<r#l*a. read an outstanding ad us quickly as they will read a top> a l l a a i l l t .Rif la ltM H a p f r a t a i * . notch new* story. fftr* *a# \rm U f h , • lU a ira . lit* Other conclusions of th* 'trvey: trtal. K ill•• • H i) , Pi. Lottil*. T a r I l n a M I# a M * M t a r a f I k # 1. From the end of World War II until fighting broke A H m l i t i i l t*t#** n l l r l la m l l l l r * out In Korea, men were '•ogjrinhi:? to ja y more attention to ♦ fw Ik# l a |4>t rafaaikli* » * « l* a *.1 Pit Ik# Irtral to# via p r U l W Irani news then they had in either tin* prewar or wartime t « »**!• N# f*a|M|»ar. pa vail ■ll I F *#!** SlafMiirkrP. oeriods. 2 Men were reading IS per cent more editorials during World War II than they did prior to the war. Alter the war. editorial m uling dropped 17 ! *t cent lielow the wartime T..7.A1 *1 HIIU-K h : r s k high. •unM Lr »i«f to talk over 3. Tw*. per cent more women than men read the comic*. | our ue>d«. our n « l am t* with the Icfiaiie. My lied ihail supply all 4. Advertising ha* more Influence with skilled ami un­ your nerd aeroriling tn hi* rich e, skilled worker* than it doe- with business anil professional! in glory by td .ri’t je.ii*. ^ I'h iU it* . men and women. fi. Ninety per cent of women reader* in cities under G*rm warfare, lays thr Civilian ’>0,000 imputation read the society page, while only 57 per Defense Adm inntrator, iliould be cent of their city sisters, living in cities of 50,000 or more, taken with a large gram of salt. bother to keep up with doings of socialites. On the other hand, only 10 per cent of the male reader* The Heiald is not the only o ar tin t makes them Take this, for in small towns scan tie nci.-ty |Mige, while the icige is to tU m r. lit,in ;hr Atlanta Journal: ignored by 81 |ier rent of the malt- readers in the city. Here's the way most men rend a newspaper, the survey "H r *•> rc ,4 r ( ill :he chain* til ibuuJ*iii<v lii. wife hy m iking revealed: Ninety-eight |ier cent of them read the front page first. her in tic ta il wgh * bag of rat Then most men look over th e picture |iage In-fore turning to polw.fl the s|iort* page. Next, they're likely to turn to any generalHep. Sam Rayburn, thiowmp news page with advertising. his supfMXt againil ruing demand Women reader* follow the same pattern—up to a |*iint. for Il.r abolition of the RFC. u )tr But when the menfolk are engrossed in the sport* page, it Kit betn of trrmcmioui benefit most women will he turning over to the society page. to smalt lu tin e ii. Now all you While the men are still catching up on their news, most Unit! biom rttm rn who havr b rrn women will turn to the women's and food |«ges. Time*-Uniats | THE WORLD T0MY fly DeWITT MacKENZIF. Affair* Atsalyrt AP Farrtga Too Late To Claiwif} hrl|w J by the RFC please use. A bwal commuter of lawyers. .imtuiliiiK two mrmberi of the Neininoie County delegation in the L#fi»laiuir. Kat to n e to work d ra ft­ ing a hotpilal bill They may be in rr thry h a te the support of the people in din work. m t. it it to laugh. The British Labor toiem m ent w hkh bat nationalized Just about every mduttry in G reat Britain, now o L jrd t lieeaute the Iranian goternm enl wanti to na tiunahrr B utuh oil in Iran. When you ttirt stealing from others. you can ripr< t to be tiolcn fioa*. The U. 5. Air Force hat ju tt rea r lita le j if* 11tli air Late in Eng­ land and will toon rr-open another, mo«l of lItem for B-29 and RAO luperforti, the A uociatrd B rett rete ali. Thoie air batet could make it plenty hpl for Ruttia, jutt in cate. I b e Boy Scout d m r for fundi h a t fallen thorl of iti goal, like other organization* which h a te re­ cently hern making d r i m for fundi The heavy load which the taxpayer carn et theta day. m aket it difficult for him to contribute to various tocial and charity oigani raliom no mailer Iww worthy. Recomnwftdrd reading for all publicity chairmen of all G arden Club circlet, church circlet and all other clubt and organization! Making publicity are the rentalki « f Reggie Moffett of Orlando who told thg J a fr e e t yetltrday (he in# p trta n ce of looking at publicity from the siewporat o( tbr n e m . paper* in ruder to provide them with the type of material they will pubJiih. II you are not getting the publicity you w ant, it it probably your own fault. Around Mar. 15 each year we hear a good deal about the income U t beet m e jt it p a id m M t |um|> cum. or at leatl the lump turn h«l> you tijuiirly m the face. Not many o f u t realize, however, that the in ­ come tax it probably the tm alictt Urn we pay. For intUnce. the aver* # n u n with three children an d ; m income of about I 1 J 00 a year pay* an ISO a year federal income : ta n . But lb* tam e man.- if he own* a n antomofcde probably payt la ir* m it ateraging about $ 112 a ae. W ha| n more, he payt about I other kind* of laaaa. Mow much money wJI it lake to 4 ta jitU r ImmhUI for S m L County> N ot an many y«ar it waa — ‘- 1 i # n n n b tM ta fw m W Today th a t figure email. D v U ad b probably lake aboW th at today to build a 1 have to r t no I l ten yoan tfk But H» RUSSELI. KAY Footnote On Harrison .... , , , One thing the legislature ran do grm-ral public taking m ote interest An unaunjwcietl episode itt jkiIitirnl history Is won!**! the interest of the tavpayer ». In g iivrrnm rnl financing und g rra tby former Vice-president Charlc* G . Duwcs in his newly i provide for a Ho.er .heck on «te. »r m t m r t in audits than s u the n i t i i few years ago published nuUibioirraphy, "The McKinley Years." lie *ay« \ r im \ ntt *7‘ LuWle. lie can say that again, for that when the newly elected President McKinley was mak- -r^d St/i" Aiinirg Department! ta ir s have increased to a point ing up his cabinet, a strong favorite for the secretaryship This i* on* department of gov w tete it really hurt* along with of state wus former President Benjamin Harrison. Whether Ffnm*nt wh*i* irurra*<-t approp. the devaluation of the dollar, anti folk* who a re not prrronaily riding the idea ever got as far a* an offer to Harrison is not J„d X A 'rt l T 3 d l & ef*more the gravy train amt draw ing ta x ­ Stated, • 'rmployer* will pay big dividend*. payer*! money in one form or He would probably have iaen a far better choice than while the situation i* better t«- •m>ther are hegirning to wonder if alt the expenditure* for gov­ the man finally appointed. That wn* Senator John Shermnn* th“r ,* ernmental service* are really of Ohio, one of the Republican party'* elder state>.men but .ufft imt fund, to the jot, that r n t-a ry , and if the hard earned by then with facultie* impaired by old age. He wn* appoint- shoul-l l.e done still handicap-! th e ri-'IIars they pay the ta x rollertoi are buying the am ount of see**l for no.very cmtilabkj-i*«*on. Ilia unfitness fnr the post depart men t. S tate A uditor - liry a n . Willis U t " ,h r r , r r s u p p le d to buy. wa* #ae#l nafrte I>ecnti4 McKinley's campaign manager, rffh and ta p * Mr and if given , _*a» been a *harp tendency Mark Hanrta, wanted to I** a senator and could attain his the .ent money ran do a top-notch ,,n *ke p art of puhll. officials wish only by displacing Khermnn Sherman was therefore auditing job, U t he ran t do it ••P'vtaily those charged with th. reapoartU llty or .(wmling your named to the cabinet, but within a year had to give way on a niggardly appropriation. The t™ k . of every board, bur- """T * ■fi*L mi n rl k r », t »’ because hi* Inadequacy was le-coniing n public scandal. It cau, f ommla-ion o r departm ent jt> <be dark as po-*ihle a* wa* a tragic close to a career of great public usefulness. should tw- audited at least once 9 operation*, Another reason for rejecting the idea to appoint Harri­ each y ear, an-l the hooks of La* after law that original!) official, should lie ra re - • alini for adnjuate ptildir nctie* son may well have lieen the ill will this would have stirred rounty fully (h e c k e t w ith e<iual f rr- in newspapers of general <ireutaup within the party. The influential Imses, Senators Platt tjUency. lion that would advise when »f New York und Quay of Pennsylvania, hated Harrison, llerauae of limiteil fund, and where and how lax money wa lack of trained prr*onnrl, Iwing spent, has Iwen am endnl 01 and had tried to defeat his renomihation in 1892. Harrison the htatr* A urlitor Willi* now fm.1* It rhangtsl to i*limina'.e such notice* had beaten the popular James G. Blaine for the nomination in , -------Kvery detiartm ent of sta te . . . . ....... liifflrullIt to check the lank* ,n anti Hlaine a frleitu* Writihl prnlmhly have taken hlR twice- jstate ami manly office* Oftinei -rounty «>r municipal em-niiwm to publish tinlion amiss. 'ban sUul nnrr every two or -hoiild In- r-quiied^l« year*. yw isl St*!vin*nt. fur th e Iw-nsfC Hail McKlnle" tlisn-garrlml th# possible rlatnor, hr« Utrvg D uring the p a .t in..hlli* h, t*f U ip sy - r llmt ih<«e wh. would liave strengthened hla cabinet, and adtk-d a nmne to Orpartm eot h at u ih o v eio l abort !«»• ,h e s l t e p n i r 1*11 mAV h the small numlier of president* who have held other public age* and irregulailtie* iu lunk* ut kept informed as to wl,.-r. it,. office after leaving the White Hmifw. Those who have done * num ber of offiae* and dnulKleat money *oea. i-i»*w wnotd 1st ravealsd If attdit* Tne **irrn .urtam of sevre , so have added luster to their name* anti made sound con­ roukl have been nta<lr. that keep! the name of those Ui tributions in their new field* uf activity, A former presi­ T ie av e rtg v ar m dinary ae- tetiaf n d U from being m id - put-ike rountant is not a lw a y s qualified la a good etax m p ir. Ttil* ia a dent has a valuable store of experience. (tea, I'ulglrily I* a powerful po li.r. u.an. and politirians .lon’t (ike It alien it reveal* f a r t, and figures for public ronatdrration. The ta x ­ payer, through hi* indifference and neglect o f d a tr, ha* allowed mure and m ore of these public notice safeguard* to he withdrawn *ml they will nut tie restored until he aet* up a howl loud enough tu ■> o i he e a r- of hi* legislator*. If the guy who pay* the bill i i n l interested or concerned about Kovernmental expenditure*, why should • the b u reau crat or public official doing th e spending worry about It? GOVFKMF.NT NHFIlS PKNNIFA WASIINGTON. Mar. JO—.A t— The governm ent w ants people to put their piggy-hank hoards af pennies Into rb ru ta tjo n so It won't have to use up vital copper coin­ in ’ new one*. Mr*. Nellie Taylur K«»«. dire.tor of the m in t, (tailed a formal appeal to th a t effect today, noting that "millions*' of pennies are "believed to be stored in piggytanka, tu g a r bowls and bureau drawers of A merican homes." Dooming business ha* created a heavy dem and for pennies and other coin*. The name nf the Mafia haa cropped up repeatedly In the senatorial investigation. This criminal Sicilian secret society waa thought not long ago to have lieen rooted out. The Mafia is not a very old organization. It originated in site middle of the nincttWidh century when large landed proprietors in Sicily hired ruffian* to *uppn--» unrest among their oppressed tenant*. These ruff inn* Iwcante Iguided to­ gether, and gradually shifted from a sort of ttrivate Geslapi to an out-and-out criminal liand. Tiu-y rohlied and lilarkmaiM, and did not hesitate to murder. The law enforcement official* made little head wav in putting them down, partly liwau*»‘ the Mafia hud infiltrated Into their own rnna*, (utrtly liecatisr* the |iea*antry retained thr old Sicilian habit of m Utrudlng the law and all who had anything to do with It. Mussolini made some vigorous efforts to end their activity, but like many of hi* other achievement* this petered out. The Mafia did not remain confined to Sicily, It followed Sicilian immigrants to th« United State* and became in. voiced In criminal outbreak*, notably in New Orleans and New York City. Under the name of the "Black Hand" it became a fam iliar American byword. The present criminal group may merely liave borrowed the name of th e Mafia, and nut have actually continued It That even th e name has cropped up is disturbing. for *orh work la view o f th e fact that to work an a ta ta nr rounty hooks, t n areounlant m u tt b« fam iliar W ith method* o f governmrnt financing, have a working knowledge o f sta'*- amt local law* as well aa be a rom petent audt;ar. Rpeaklng before the Florida A*social loti o f County T a i Coltertors in Jaekaonvillv last week, Willis state.1 th a t be find* th e SPORT COATS T lln u te * of ai| hoard* of county ramm it shiner* and school board* should h* published in local papers itgulai ly Ml that Inral resident* will have a check the*e uffice* ami x knnwlsdge of th e ir artivt- Light Weight All Wool Solid Colon—Check*—PlaIda Shorts, Regular, Large 1.50 to Spring Weight Gabardine* In 4 Tana—Greys—Blue*—Green* , *•*1^ *:*p*„ -f" , — ' 14.95 to 16.50 Rayon Tropical* Solid Colon—Stripe*—Cheeka j IIN IM 7.95 to g.9R ||] g W ,>-y -j- -. 1.948 BUICK SE D A N REPAIR SERVICE IN TOWN ALSO NEW WATCHES 1.00 SLA CK S 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN - !'■ . t g . j v . i f i * II» M 1948 DODQE SEDAN SPORT SHOES _ * n . 1948 SUPER BUICK < III$ 0 0 CONVERTIBLE COUPE I inent Communists, and the f imm raprisonment of numerous others w ith that liackground of fear­ some skill In th e use of word.. 0 Ylshin>kv finally replaced Foreign M inister V. M. Molotov, who had iieeil wiii.lv regarded as possible heir to Stalin's throne. This was tw o year* ago. and the outsids world still I* debating the exact significance. Anyway, V bhinsky parked his la g with Hold, and tame to th* U nited Nation*. In the 19*8) par* I* of orators Vlshlnsky got In tho longest single speech. This was In connection with a discussion of atom ic control in a plenary *csslon o f the assembly. Vlshlnsky an­ nounced at the sta rt: "T he significance of the aque*. lion U much too great to allow It to tie pased over In silence." It w asn't, as Kih*s appropriate­ ly rem arks. Vlshlnsky forthw ith launched into an exposition o f I4,< 000 words. T hat was more than 61 countries produced in all the plenary session* of 1950. The Soviet Foreign Minister al> • I so *currd with th r second, third and fourth longest speeches. Run­ ner up was another vocal mrmbet o f th e Soviet Union group—G. S'. Zarubin. The shortest speech of nil in the plenaries waa delivered by Greek Delegate Alexis Kyrou. In welcoming Indonesia as the six­ tie th member of the peace organixatloa, Kyrou said: "Congratulation* to Indonesia; Congnstuiadkfrva to the U. N." Two temntric* didn't speak a t all in th e plrnari*vr*bux*mhourg a«d P araguay. A uthor Kihss reports th a t Am­ bassador Garina of Honduras m ade an intriguing suggestion at a jovial party one night. His exc e llm c r proposal th a t nation* pay U. N. due* in proportion to their apeechmaklng. Levy on loquacity. "T hen,” said Carla*, "there would be literally f l d e n voice*." Easter Erxsem ble federal regulation that denies the taxpayer any knowledge a f how Of where hi* money t* being spent and make* pm dSte miRraited waste, fraud and reckless spend 1947 DODGE SED A N • TO MANY FTUENDS AND CUSTOMERS I AM NOW READY TO SERVE YOU WITH THE BEST CLOCK AND WATCH One of the m o.t dtvaaling ana­ lyse* of the talk-feat regularly ■puttuired by the United Nation* it presented with humorous un­ dertone in the March l««ue «>f United Nation* World" JlSfttir-f by Correspondrnt Peter Klh**. A deluge of more than (100,000 word* swept through th e 60 plen­ ary meeting* of the U. N. Assem­ bly alone In 1M0. Of th is *tupefylng flood 40.78 percent came from the five-nation Soviet bloc —th e championship record. By contrast, the United State* talked 4.49 percent of the wordage. Having established these re­ lative figure*, author Kjhss pulls thi* rabbit out of the hot: Th» Soviet bloc percentage of U. N. due* for 19M ia 10.18 a* against th* United State* percent■ge of 18.92 T hat seem* to say th a t tbe Red bloc talks approxim ately eight tim es a t much a* America, and 1* assessed roughly a q u arte r a* much In dues. The reader can draw hi* own conclusion aa to th* significance of thi* financial com­ putation. And who I* the champion talk­ e r? You are given one gues*. and there will lie no reward w hen y*J come up with the carrct answer: Andrei Vlahlnaky, of R-inua'* * 7 # e a r-« U ^ Fo^rtgn M inister Long ha* ranked a* 9 » of Communism'* moet sin k in g orator*. He first came Into world prominence aa a rulMess prosecu­ tor in the bluod-pttrge tria ls of 19.14, 19-17 and 19M. H e would ham m er defendant* for hours and then demand death—a sh at In the hack of th* head— t n lb# "ac­ cursed vipers". ITI*** tr ia l, r e s t ­ ed In the execution of a t laat 11“ m ent documents. Iliaa aa prominently identifies w ith work on the United Nation* in i u formative stages, and serve* aa secretary at the now historic San Francisco meeting. He Is eredited with having had an import­ an t part in w riting draft* of the he alto served in an official rapacdocuments th a t formed the h ath for the world peace agency. la te , city at Dumharton Oak*, and because of hit record, John Foster Dulle*. important R e p u b l i c a n him a* president of the Carnegie spokesman on foreign policy m at­ ter*. i* raid to have rerom m endij I'eace Foundation, a position which he resigned when he wa» indicted. Another young intellectual who recently met a fate similar to that o f Ills* It William W. Remington, th e former llUJMMl.a year Govern­ m ent economist. The American people have hern teeing much in the past several year* of person* serving in respon­ sible Government positions, who like Hist and Remington, have show n a marked degree of perfidy. A s a rofttequrnee, they are be­ ginning to ask themselves whether th e situation i* not taking on some o f the aspects of a grave national problem. For Your mi The Mnfia Aprain Al*«r H its, a product of lh#i best there Is in the Am erican t r s - , dittos, has been convicted of per­ ju ry under circumstances th a t in­ dicated th a t he was w ilting to be­ tray hi* country, and people today may rixhtly he asking themselves where they are to seek for men of xu*»d faith. W hat puule* to many people shout the 4£.yaar-old form er State D epartment employe, who wr.s denied an appeal on the perjury conviction thi* week by th e U. 8. man of *uch brilliant background Supreme Court, la how a young could have become involved in the me** that ted to hi* downfall. It w it hi* reputation a* an out­ standing student a t H arvard Law School, from which he graduated, that h ro u th t Hit* for a while the coveted loh a t secretary to A • tod a te Justice Oliver Wendell Court. Subsequently he served in Holme* of the U. 8. Supreme •evrral different rapacitie* with the Oovem m rnt around Washington, finally going with th e State D epartment In the Mld-*30*a. It wa« while employed In the later place, aerordlng to Whit­ taker Chamber*, an avowed former Communist rourier, th a t H itt pa»* ed on to him classified Govern­ Tan it Whitt—Two-tone Tana �PAGE THKI5U (DAY MAR. It, 1951 ____ j - ' - 'L________ U !_ Fashion Show Is Presented At Woman’s Club By Business And Professional Women’s Club Social A n d Personal Activities An hu tci theme u a - In tllitudly i in i lid out in the lovely fa'hliill modeled tiy Mine nf Sanford'* young ladles in the Fa*hi«u Show B ra c iitn l at the Woman'* Club last night by meniliem of the Business villi Pinfca»i'iriil1 Wii men** club fin the Inmcfit of it* dental clinic, (iuun* wete fu m b hed by the Vow el I Co. and the shoe were from Ivey'* Shoe S to ir. MONK 118 Sjcial Calendar m o , *y The Ax* h a Circle o f thr (iaidrn Club wilt have n rovtred ,li.]i supper nt the D urden Center at 7:110 I*. M. MONDAY The Dependable ("las'. ..f the F lr tt MfUiullM C hurch will meet of 8:00 IV M. at th e hem e of Sir*, " a r r i i c e Wall!.*, I MV. Klliot Ave­ nue. The f a s t Matron* Cluh will meet at 7:M |». M at ih r home of Mr*. Jo e Coilry w ith Mr*. Kdton Ooit and Mr*. J . C. Hill* a* eohosteaae*. TV" '*'i)iu,n'« Mi»ai*>nn v of On Itapti.-'- f \ , ui „ meet Monday a* follow*: i ’raycr Rami—3:00; Com m ittee Meeting* —2:30; IKr n l c l Community MU* ■.m* 3:ier P. M. • T he Ati'luhon S ociety will meet at th e (iariloti C enter at 8:lMI r. m . The I’nm ary Sunbeam* will meet a t the First B aptist Chuirh at I*. M. TURBO AY T h r Unity Claaa will meet at 7 I*. M. at the Valde* Hotel with Mr*. Carolyn II Parson* a* teacher. The Amerit* n Home Departf ie n t <>f thr Woman** f’lult will meet at h im I*. . at th e Woman'* Club. The Ruth Hpeerlng Junior <i. A.’a will meet in the T. K. U rlai* room at the Fir*t B ap tist Church at 3:30 I*. M. The Chapel Choir " f the Firat Raptial Chutrli will meet for re­ hearsal a t C: *.*• I'. M. The K indergarten Dept, will have ila annual R a ste r paity at 9:0(1 to 4:30 In McKinley Hall. ^ W BUS BSD AY The Civic D epartm ent of the W om an’* Cluh will have a lun* rhe«n at 12:30 o'clock at th r club. The program will be on ra frly . T h e I'tayei M eeting at the Ffral HaptUl Church will l»r at 7:90 P. M. T he Training Onion Rxecutlvr ro m m lttee meetiiiK of the K iiit B aptist Chureh will l>e hehl after ir P ra y e r Meeting service In the hrliean Clan* room. T he Prim ary D ept, will Imvr Ita an n u al Raider p a r ty at 9:90 to 4:90 In McKinley Itall. THURSDAY The Dotig tin J <>)•*■ J uii mi Ur<> therhood will meei at the l-’iril Haptint Chuirh tonight al 7:9U P. M. Maundy Thursday Communion Service at 7:30 I'. M. in Ihe MsUta* Hlit Chureh. (1 T ha N ur*et y Dept, will haaw l u a n n u a l Ka*trr p a rty a l ItM I* 4:30 in McKinley lUI*. « I RADIO STATION ! | W.T.R.R. v JIM 4*!** Ti*a T ill »:•* 1:11 • lo •til »|0* • ill •ll* •Ml lOron (• l it K iln l* ili JtlO tl*on A l tie l* “ M Mll IH» IIH l It** I I ! ) *• inta l:» IU1 1: s I J:e« • ill Ilia ; lir e 4l>* um A im • tee • Mt. li:n « ;J 0 •to f gin T ill TlJu T»4i Ilia l.1« lit* jrteo •lit h i o T in n o T h e Itliylhni r i u l . Vnwn W enlcrn Jam boree Itavan O f lock f lu b mtn M ornlna gporta Edition rta n k le C a rla <irk Morning free,.lion* It ix U r In Uuate " ’ erld At Nine I'h U herd At Organ l*bra«try Show tio | Tala, T o m in r t*or»* ■ nhtc* A Il-.y. A 1lif t.' M u .lo Naai M »l,.,l» Xlawaxlna ftitlilren'a tdaaale llooi IIii* l, rrn Paratle M u»lc Hawaii U r n o n * f a ll T o I ' m n W orld At N » « n K adlo fa rm I H « w l Ito* fIni, " V ia laui N e »a M u tb a l V a rlrti* . National H o a rd hliuw lia r Naae Iran* h W ort* At T h re e T o d a r'a atai Maalral Mhonr I ’, * , ‘ Mualr laivrra h i l t Nawe ( Taaa Jive T h e Ith rlh ia Hoar b M t l K ing o f Day Newt Hanford M arket Separl Twilight Kona* HiM.rle Parade X a v ie r fu g a t (•rifling lin A fb tu d Honda > N K w l IdM V b Hal. M g h l H a rm o n y Q u b Keynotev lly " a ria V a rie ty 11*11 lteel The Hand N ig h t Edition P h il Heed At O tg a n I f a i>*acetlm* lla rjo rle H u g h e s , Jo h n n y la>ng " r k M ayfalr Ian O th Nawa ttlgn OH a fh H A T T|M Tha Huaday > ln 7 ila O ld Ralraln ^ T ill l:* a ••lI iI tI Itrm a a o r A ll '-htyejw* National tb d rltu .it M ny, ••fa Haw a iian ftehoaa ■ lit! Mooda ta H u r l, W o rld At Nine c Tuna* f o r ga'W larMuhday U r r n la g Tootleal Maalral Varlotloa Ooapal ttlagerC hareh darvleee R lr li i i O rrheatra t T h r u U ata nlng Olaaa •fl* ItM 4» lit** tt*a !!«• tlraahfavl W ith A «l> Miss Daphne Connelly Is Cuest Of Honor Mim Daphne Connelly, popular bride-elect wa* honored w rdnr*. ilav even ini: with a coffee given by Mr*. W. J. Steed a t her home on Lucerne Terrace in Orlando. Mr*. Steed'* home wa* a ttra r. lively decorated throughout with red camellia* and red an d white atalea*. Mis* Connell* wa* prevented with a lovely gift by th e hu.tc-* Refreshment* were served to the p ir d * with Mr*. J. B. Shrarvusc Sr. pie* tiling over the coffee table. Among those prevent w ere Mr*. I.er-ild l*te* ung, Mr*. Voile WIIlii'w*. Jr.. Mr* Maiden Rahurn, Mr., (.»o*gr Speer, Sit'.. Inc Bak­ e r M r- iiaipti Wighi (ft, Mr*. W alter Turner* Mm- Dale Scott. All** Margaret D m gfebjer, Mi** T*d Livingston, Mi** Klixabcth Dyson, Mi** Dllon B aker, Mi** Sophie McDotigal, Mi** Ann l^>* veil and Miaa Shirley Sm ith, ANo prevent from O rlando Mr*. A. P. Connelly, J r.. Mr*. Bob llra d e y , Mr*. Paul Fugue. Mr*. Hhr*rwu*r, Ml** Kl»i*' Mae McCoy Mi** Itrtty Shearoua, Mi»* Claimel. Iluppef, Mi«* Ann (Jaine*, Ml*a A nnette Scott, Ml*.* Patricia June*, and Mi*- K lltalieth Allen. J a rk Ratigan ha* returned home after spending several day* in Miami. Tile i lul,house wa* tieuidlfiill. decorated for the iw a tlon wliirli was al tendril by ntipiotllttnlely I pi rsolts. T h e singe iva- banked with large palms and otliei green rty and inti imingled with polled nralcas to fnt in n spring garden ntliinspherc. Prrresling the fashion show a delirious dinner w » . *eivr.| from individual tables which wen ibsel.ltid with silling (low. I F red lb-11 will return home S at­ u rd ay a fte r *pendmg *omr time In W ashington, D. C. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Phillip* Imvc Iwen tailed to Cuthbcrt. lia line to the death nf Mr. Phillip,' fa th e r, W. 0 . Phillip*. Dr. arid Mr*. Wade II. (lam er and fam ily have moved to ihrir new home on Seminole Boulevard. M r. and Mi*. Howard Fi-ihei of New J.T*ey arc ypeiiding wimr tim e with Mr*. Fischer'* patent*, Mr. ami Mr*. II. C. H etiel Mona Ruth Mills Honored By.Miss Levy Ml*. Maude Satchel fut libbed music during tin- cn llie ptoginm Mi** Rllcn Vihlen p ri'-rn te.| tv , piano »ctev til’ll* and several darn i s were perforiinsl bv pupil* of tie Du t blit) Scl...... ,f D .tin ii: The fa-hiori r"nim cid.it; . pionouuctsl by Mi li. It Nmitl of MrilHt III nr .411*1 Ml* Mr Smitli ii vii iiimliH Clj il 11 |tli* bin. f nil Iv im\ limit: «lt I’M U| It ll fen. till l’i| Ml) 1 ..ff (h r hIuhiMi*r Ik*a,led tirrkliluv Hho lilt i*I •»!»!•rill 4*t1 ill ll ItUrk e\ I'Uiiti* lT»»o 11 •r i >Ion tulle and fitted velvet hmliic Strategically pliicisl on the .kiti end IhhIIci* wete b»onpti*t pint rimes. Ml.*. Y|ti\ I on,loot iiiinIi'Ii' iI a pale pink violet ilio .s rm lnooli ieii on the l«>dice with eye let in iliantno'nt She wore a matching pink hat with pink io-ehud* and veil arid c a n list n white toppci nvrr he i arm . Mr*. William S tnupei wore i era11 willi a filled n aiy Idue i.i, l c* with West point iMlIorlng ami n white airortlian pleaded k li' Shi hi i o ,| a navy ta if bag and won navy shoes. 'I t- Mitlam Rm ell appealed in a print of pink and Idin , um bitiallnit 1a i Di a toll ill) je I IniI'U* at tlie hip line Tile Jm Lit k%141 Dimmed in Mn« k faille. III! tiff the fa>e Ida, k union Ita, i a *l»f» fluttering til? titiiln ilit* i lllll vrll. MU* iC herry Singletary M|*I’botii II) Tisl Swaliti The IIUlltte - and t’rofeeiionai Woman’* Club Kastci I u .lit mi Show npoii'iiiril 4>> the Vow ill to , peai i d In » pink rind blue pi ini ■ltd Ivey's Shoe Store * u s held at Ih. Woman'* I’lu b T h u r dav evening. Among the model me Ml- II ■Ire** w ith rh ine .itone button s and II. Sm ith, seated; and standing, left lu rigid, Mr- Max Fandom, Mi*. Cherry S ingletaiy, Mi > Gloria wore m pink p ictu ie liat and i a r tied pink n ylo n g lo v e . Stud*tlll and Mi-x Dllon Baker, Coni|diinrnling Mi** Mona Ruth Mill*, whose m airiage will lu- nn event of Mar. 21, Mi** Roue Levy en tertain ed with a dinner paity nn Wednesday evening ul h ir home in the San I-ant» Apartmen l*. T he ilinnrt table wa* ovrtlald w ith a linen and late rtn lh and an arrangem ent of camellia* an I « « crtp en * g ram l the centr. Mil* l.cvv pre»ente>l the honorec with An Impressive cerem ony of Ihe a piece of *l|vrr in her rh"<rn Woman'* (till, an K ast-r sacri- p attern . Those enjoying the dinner wete: fi,-*I offering, wa* held nt the meeting of Ihe Junior Woman's Ml** Mill*, Mr*. Charb-* Ftander*, League of the Congregational Mr*. Sam Knight. Mis* Betty Churrh which met at th e home of |)ori* William* and Mt*» l.cvy. lo iter in Die evening Richard t i n Ml** Helen W itlr. The W itte home wa* lK-autifully Kyrk Walker, Mb* Mill* fianre, decorated throughout w ith a r­ Mr*. W. P. [book*, J r. and Mr. rangement* of gladiolufci and d a n d e r* Joined the p arty . camellia*. Seminole Hi Mr*. William Keeling read a rh ap trr from the book, "Behold By BKVKKI.V GRAY Your King”, after which n short huiltie** seaelon wa* conducted hy By now our tiler Cluh ha* lieen Mr*. R. K. Rvan*. to D aytona for their rating and Later In th r evrnlng game* ar.il we'tY waiting for Ihe rrpoiC 4ontr*t* were enjoyed hy the T h ere’* no doubt though th a t we'll M em brni for free group a fte r which drllelou* re- lu- on the lop! The kid* have fMhet* only twenty-five rent* fre*hmenl* were *rrvrd hy the Iwen practicing away thi* past For that p rn e you won't wince! hostr** to the following: Mr*. week and we Imagine lh a t hy now I.aiigldct, music, mid fun Ralph lA>**lng, Mr*. Kdward Mi»* W hittle I* mighty, mighty One and all Slmp*on. Mr*. Rvan*. Mr*. Lu- proud of 'em. If they'ie on the A All and one? rill Rohinvoti. Mr*. K eeling ami list th a t'll rnran a Tam pa trip, The I atio Itampir. wa* la*l Visa Mary Robinson. which I* uomrthing w e're all hold­ Thursday idle. A rpitle gala affair we hear? Held at Die Imnguood ing our breath fn t! T h ere's a Celery C rate shindig Inn where nil the Latin -Mulctd* awl Mr .. Ncllti Coleman had a (hi* Saturday nitei Ready for the Shamrix k parly T grand lim e , , . Wish u e 'd been lltei * ? Cao -ai w a Tom in v sp e e l. l-rf* md he taidyl All fir.-t year .Indents s la ie i to Mi»* Mona Ruth Mill*. wbo*e A tuck and a wain Ihe aennd year ma*tei »? Hound* m arriage In Ith-hard W alker will h'"r a dress nf green like full, u h 7 la* an event of Mar, 21 wa* honor­ A bit o f Itirh color We see It a, lo t Johle.oii ,p.,|l ed with a mlwcllancou* yhowrr New oi old Ing an engagem ent ring. It given hy Ml** Betty Dotl* Wil­ B rig h te r or dullrr? itrnldnT have happrneil to a liam* and Mia* Bobble M otion at Her you at thr Celery Crate sweeter roiiple The l e i l of (m l. Ihe latter* home on Mellomrtlle Thl* Saturday idle Rigid aland eight f you too! Avenue. ThnC* all fm thi* time, A m iniature ncene of "Bunny- F or it ’* stag nr dtag kid* . . . . land” fashloncl fea tu rin g the T ake a beauty or a hag lirlde and groom, their home and yard wa* u*ed with arrangem ent* of mixed yprfng flower* and R after egg* to carry out an Ra** te r theme. Variou* ganie* w ere enjoye-l throughout the evening w ith tulle* being won hy Mr*. R. -A William*. Mr*. Rrnnv Au*tin ami Mia* MI'I*. I.ltUe SH*a Wanda I.ee llarr** dreoaed a* a bunny pi rre n te d M lu Mill* wllh a large decorated R a d ­ er havket which held m any lovely gift*. Baeh gtie*t wan given a m iniature ha*ket filliul w ith flow­ er*. nio»e rnioytlig the ,v r iii„ n with Mu* Mill* w rrr Mr*. R. F. Mill*. Mra. A. K. R oaaetler, Mr*, tdittle Nix. Sir*. W. P. Brook*, Jr., Mm. 8. R. McCoy, Mm. Frank Woodruff, J r.. Mra. Jo h n Miller, Mr*. A. I. Pglenwn, Mra. M. N. Cleveland, Mm. A. WIImim, Mm. II. Wnjnie Kurkvr. Mra. Willlama. Mm. II. I . M orton, Mm. Benny Au*tln and Mm. D. I.. Ilsrdln. Mr*. Wallace T y re, Mm. W rig h t A im Mra. Roy R ritt. Mra. W. II. C anlrner, Mra. Marlon Mlllliin. Mr*. Tommy Mcro. Mr». Harold l|eckrnt>erk. Mb* Ro*e l^ v y . Mb* Ihirothy Carter, Ml** M ary l^m be Smith, Ml»» Faye Johnson. Ml** Martha Grogan. Ml** P e tty Culturn. Mi** Nell Holland. Ml** June Howell. Mi** Gloria Htud*tlll, Mi -a Mildred William*. Miaa Morton, ■nd Mia* William*. Ceremony Is Held By Wottum's lA’Hjfiic Miss Momi Ruth Mills Honored At Party For E aster... A n d A fte r... morn 'til night Tinder meats take to airV heat i,lasting. Inmdlfig, and poll, .................. luoling. Use nirilst 111 at for ll plentiful honry lot fauilD lender meal* try biai'Ung them or 1 iiu m I* Ii ibdleiou- >|ireail on cooking them in water, hot Initteri-il I * - r fur lireakfii*! i— m — ttn-b led all u n h id »u n - l,iii k cot loti willi Jaelii L lllltt and a liouipiit of violets. IRhi 1 fu Ii.... . were a lime casiini of ,t run ■olor ami c m . ere.l I.nitons worn by Mr*. Fun. i |o i i i , 'IiS tud.till ,ipp< in i'd in a l.legi uinM lianiung with a pleated *Mit and u burlap Jacket. M, * S ingletar> wore a pink colten of bud'* rye ph |u r with a jacket Dimmed in black >\ rivet. Mi StcmpiT appeared in a threep u si ouifit wiiti a halter, skirt mid jacket \ lo-ig.- Iii»,ii d ie s, u a ■ atjiu a •*.). h Mi Itiis .c ll und a uliile himI vitli .• yer ry ik irt and navy jm t., ( wa worn by Mix* Baker Mrs. S teii.ltom mo'feDd a pink and blue bioadclnth print willi a full kiit of u n p ro v ed pleates, und I M, u \'ihlcii wore a cotton pl.ud dii*** with a little •Iiaw bat with m l flowers. Com­ pleting the how Mis* Morton ebote * il'e s , with n *klrt of permanent pi, ate, and a plaid la ffiia lu ll, and n jacket of untuinl linen When yen’ll' making barory muffin* !h* suie In chop the bacon and paubrnil it, I lu ll drain it, Iiefoi< lidding to tbo m uffin batter. T in -i' m e good w ith scrsin h lej Miss llilotl llnl.l’i liuall led i| egg- fm Sunday m orning breakla t. Use two lues o f baron in If you want f in d wallop* to ln- die** of pah l.lue cotton tnffetu a muffin recipe lulling fur two |,|iiwii and n i |i n Ihe iMuit u|e slet’Vele** and with a low -coop cup of flour. A black ribUm lu ll when you (•* Do in dip them In in , i luo' rruiiih*. or f i d In egg ami then in rliliiilm, la'fiue win put them in Ihe fnl. * i,i am * * i outlay r t " Ranchers Outdoor Men! • ■ w a m M W B 'B E a s te r | W «ll-lailorcfl siiitK of c rc a sc -rc sislu n l RAYOM ^ SHARKSKIN V> the Arrow "Dart" is always right t .a* till t lla ttraanllm v hammy Kaye «•»h New m t i l l X a v h n t*u*at Orh J.aa h a today V a lin ,* | :l* tliiern«a 1:11 rra d d y H a f i r O th l j a « luttharan l l " « 11 1 * t i n fealtoflea of M a ,lr Itsa U lrh Alhen Pinga «.•• Onaal Kdttcr 1 ea | v , Marla Hour 1.1* T „ m m i |»,u■•> o rb I ' l l Th a n rlg h l htnl •'** W orld At b it • i ll l i l r i T Program :*a t« a Blow n :|S v « h c Of Arm? SIr*a ft 11 fiJa 4il* »;*• t '.ll •:|* He to’a T» Vela Mal.nty Time ft,a rc h hervt-ee Proudly Wa Ifhll Iteralor IM Ia n d n « M l Mtar If * Danm tlm e O N LY $1C .C D - S 2 0 .C I) - $ 5 C .C 0 • it* <>rha Of The World By Georg* Frederic Handel PALM SUNDAY—MAR 18 m MU«r:i httE . otiiv shirt In Amarlca. ba dat» T*d - and 4 ft. b M Rood-loekingl Stylad In 4rvf bfoodcleth whh dottaring. madrum-poinl, wi-wfh collor dial stays crHp ond naol all day tong. YaitoHngf Tag*, of counn - iMi to an •Mrt. MBoga cut for body-contoured fit atarired labilid (shrinkagt liti than at* to tar tb« 'Dori" today. “THE MESSIAH” iKinltirr, tI * THAU, in it *«1 Yt*»ItMikiitR hill . . . rotitttit tmhlockeil D* block ii you wUh. Lined and completely * ill* * Nawa I t i l l HI gw O ff P re s e n ta 2% Inch Brim IVc.s/crn I'cll gretovh T H E SEMINOLE CHORAL 80C1ETY am §I 1y^r • «==■> : ' liM P .M . HOLY Don't keep ftr*h ont*h|oont* tiai long la-fnie u*ilig ttiein —three iliii- m the refrig erato r at Die rno.b I »e low heat when you're riNikiug them and don’t nveteiwik. with yellow flowi-1» completed th a •mt f it. IJtllr Donna tiale Boutll ap. p* "led I', i green rolto n pinafore and wllitl shoe*. Kay Ivey mmli led a riiillori la -le t form .fit. ti"g bathing *uit willi a Idue terry cloth lunch i olie and iieaca Handles. Diaioie Uingle* wore a blue dob* ted m iss dri *1 and ca tried * wltiti p ck itlm o k . Chip and Dusty Craw /nrd wore tdnier* of *ttiped linen, one blue utid one tan wllii white duck tio u sers. Mrs Douglas S I c n • I r * m iiii-d,'lrd ,i , .mdy pink crepe w ith I I I ' .Oil pleat- III Die yoke and ii t in *: idileil lielt and collar. Ml* t-birla M,i,M ill appeared In it linvv tilin' lo tio n *unback ■I" with i navy uul white tunir. M i" Bobby Morton w ore an .■■pm clepi dii ■ with n sk ill of knife pie.,I \ ointrldiig Jarltet 1 a ruiiclt) knit Mr*. >lnrion 3 » EPISCOPAL CHUICH h Tip...now** tlir limf lo pick ups couple...mix ornialrli ’em! You’ll find a witlr range o f color*, f rom pair lo deep lone*. I'rrciiion tailored, coolly unlinrd. M i n n ’. waterproofed, iHionrl crlgc nml ntw »hIr»* lit IlKht and durk color*. Thu TRAIL Ik right for dross or the ninRe. D o n 't Irrfce /r** A Half Slzett; SI 1.7ft II’m Never Two Lale ! ! Um Our layaway Dan ihnn Ifi* fre jl— D o n 'l I n t r I m th a n a LEE I QSm <7 MEH?S BAHT FIR ST U M * WMIT* UUBT* ko ten. wear •Id ■sH * 'V I’H O N t I2 JJ-J - . . ,7 . �m* — PAGE FOUR THE HANFORD HERALD, BANFOKD. FLORIDA Jnitice Department Will Attempt To Deport Fixer Salvators Sollazo Local Gianb Hold First Workout Of S p r in g _ NEW YORK, Mar. 16 - </!*) - - The Jutlice moved (o dr port Salvatore Sollano, the ci-tonvkt mailer briber in the college baiketball scandal herp. But the Manhattan diitrkl attorney hopes to bribery and makr him i r n r a tpntrtice hr fore any Department hat accused at the convict him of df|x>rtation. Straight from thfi H o rse’ s M outh Jacksonville Club I r Hard Hit By Loss Of 4 Key Players t l i U D A i Idzxft. i<ii *- -4. Russell Seed And Attendance F a l l s Table Supply Lead O f f In Northern In Bowling League Basketball Arenas Mulbry Is Groomed As Temporary Commissioner If Chandler Quits Table Supply Co. took a th ree gam s leaa tn the M erchants' Association Fowling League a f te r defeating Chase and Co. in th ree straig h t l u t night. Russell Seed Co., leading Ihe City U ag u e by 12 games, won three from the P o d Office to hold off the S a n ­ ford Rowling Alley which won two from Firestone. Florida Power and IJght Grok two game* from Dukur Music and Ace Glass won a double victory over M ather Furniture. Hilne M a­ chine Co. took Crumley an i Montlrth, eellar dweller uf the City le ag u e , in two games. League Standings are as fol­ lows: City Leaxur Him Loal Russell Reed Co. 64 24 42 36 Stine Machine Co. 41 37 .V, 4X Post Office Firestone 35 43 Crumley and Monti 29 49 M erchants' eue Woo D e l Table Supply 62 23 [lukur Music 19 26 45 30 F. P, A I - Co. tr. Are Glass 30 26 Mather F urniture 49 Chase and Co. M 67 SARASOTA. Mar. 16 — (/T) — Walter Muibry i* in Itne lo lakt n»«r the duties of baseball rammisiioner tcmpoierily if and when '^ ilappy Cliamltrr resign*. Tbc four-man executive council quietly set up that move Monday right at Miami Beach when it refused lo accept the resignation of ID JO H N CHANDLER NEW VORK, Mar. Illam r It on television, the in ter­ national situation, or repercuselona from the "fix e d '' games scandals, hut attendance at college basket­ ball games showed a decline today fon the season Just ended a* compared with a year ago. The shtKk In the haskethall pockethook was fell especially in the big city arenas, where the crowds ju st didn't rush the gate* as in years gone past. A ttendai.ee at the Ito-ton Gar­ den douhteheailers fell o ff 36 per cm ! this season, for instance. The Cleveland aren a figure w as down 41.1 per re n t, a n l New York'* Madi»»n Situate Garden off 24-8 per rent o ver ti.u IB4U-60 season. All th is w as disclosed in a crosssection survey of attendance fig u re ' subm itted by various schools and th e right hig-city sports n m iax where the popular ■louhleheader program s are held. All figurse a re based on home gam es only. The larg est overall drop in a t­ tendance by seel Ions came in the ta r w est— 13 per rent. Thi* wa* fur represen tativ e schools in the Ihicky Mountain and the Pacific Coast area III the ea st, the drcline war. iu.6 per cen t; in the southw est, it was down 4.6 per rent. The South anil the midwest showed a gain, hut only because of big new firldhouies at Kentucky and Kari'a* S tale. School* in the midwest showed a gain of 0.2 per cent over last year, and th e in­ crease in the south was 16 per rent. However, th e U niversity of Ken lucky showed a hike of 231.6 per rent In attendance at Its new field house. Only 26,000 persons saw Kentucky games a year ago, nonpareil with 120,722 this year, to boost the southern attendance total. Figures for tii* South included: G. I04M-M) 0 . 196061 27.000 Alabama 6 24,000 36,300 Georgia 10 34,000 18.000 Ga. Tech H liljiflQ 9 Kentucky 10 28.000 13 120,722 34,461 Tulane 13 46.479 II MD*. S tate 6 23,400 H 31,876 Tennessee 10 IN,276 II I5Jt80 26.036 L. S. U. 12 43,848 194 633,269 192 720,662 lly ED HARPER A w arrant of arreat wa* w rv rd O on Hollairu in hi* jail cell ye* Tlred-eyed n ftcr a 24-hour trip terday in proceeding* for d'-porta from New Vork, Hanford Giant The O ttaw a G iants will play lion to hi* native Italy. Mnnagci Itichanl Klaus yaalrrthe Minneapolis Millers tw a Ground* fur a deportation or day saM hi- was r-agar tu taka a eihibltlon game* H aturdsy and d*r, the Justice D epartment laid, look at tin- 27-nian rustiT and Sunday. Roth games will begin include pant convictions for in-gin building a t>am. at 2 P. M. Crimea Involving mural turpitude, Small for a hall player, entrance into thin country illeg h la u - ha* rinnrlhrlce' relalrThe .Sanford Cianlv held their 1.08 ANGELES, Mar. 16 </1*> ally, and m l«rrpre»intlng tdmaelf li'h rd hiln-rlf a> one of the first workout of •piing luiriing a t an American rltlrrn lo irnmi- T iu ii will '«• some live televis­ lop lirlding 'horlelopn ill ing of college football gam*oration authorities. I hi- I'irdnioril l.ra x u r. .Des­ llm morning with a toiler swollen After the w arrant waa served rn-xt fall, Dr. Hugh (!. W illett, cribed h> Itirhaioiid »porl'with recruits from other team* not or. the 47-year.oltl HolUisu, u president of the N ational Col­ n rilrru , where he played in •rheduird In begin drills until later spokesman for district attorney legiate A thletic Association, d e - 1 IN |!S. ISIS ami |».U, an a in the month. Frank H. Hogan *-xpresell hope dare*. manager on the field, the The NCAA heads said last that tlx- de|M,rlallon proceeding* calm infir birr look* like the Nrw Manager Richard Klaus put would tie held In sheysnre until ■drill Dial the group's television I l.li j I man lo handle the ramthe squad ihiough halting, pitch­ committer will meet u n it to I after hia trial In a Mate court nod liunr.liou- nn.kie- gem rnll) "wort out plaits for conlrtdlcd * found mi I lass D league ing aml fielding practice and cxpossible aenlence. Kollarro, a jewel merchant and live I V ." piru rd himirlf as well satisfied squail a. Said Dr W illett, deploring an I I'lio new Hanford ram bler. Is held without hail on 't manager wilh the first day's drills. Oklahoma .Senate (dll to ft rre bribery Indictment. Il« l charged brake into iiig an iird Ini retail I Manager Hen (jeraghly of the with bribing II player. or form* • lie Hlale tfnlversoly and Agri- I with Knit Hmilh, Ark. in IIM2 ciiltiiial College to televise their Ja< Ltnnvdlc Tart hat been hard er players <f three Mew York ml In fore going into the Navy al the ley ei to fix ha ski-1ha 11 game* In games; end of that avon. He servril for hit by 'lie lots uf four player*— am sure there will he quite four yen i,i on tin- Destroyer* Madison Square Garden so he a "Ifew one earli lo the Army, Navy, Ma­ football gam es televised l-'lelchi r Mint Hawkins. could clean up on 10-11. rines and Ihr University of Ari­ on .Saluiday- next full. I'lnus aie A fter Ids disrh atg e 27-year-old Sollarro a la<> has lo rn indict i d I* lug developed uml. while I am zona. Klaus Ian-led with the now de­ on Income t a t evasion c h a r g e , nut ut lllu-ity tu divulge th em ' Former Hanford sta r Jim Jones terved with a large lav lien nad now, I am sure the experiment funct .lir-»y t'lty G iants in investigated about gold Iran** will provi satisfactory in many -tiring (m ining going to Jackson­ whu burned up the Florida Hlale ville nfler the sen-in got under­ League at third base in 1040 is act Iona, people,” in the Army. Jones hit 2113 for way. The Ju a tire Department said In- >ald the NCAA ha» not |[ep< at tug hi* llMi', travels the th e Enid, Ok la. ('la** C W estern Ho) 1st to first came to this coun­ banned live TV. The resolution Association riuh Iasi year. tr y legally aa an Infant in 1IH/6, adopted merely nskn ull mem­ following y eai, Klaus was given Outfielder Jim Flanagan, who a tryout with the Minnea|Mills but went to t'uha three year* gnu bers to join In "a controlled tel*-, Masted the long l-all and h it .200 and returned without a vi a, on vision experiment.” That means, Millers lo-forr moving hack In for Bristol in the Class D. A ppal­ LAKELAND, Mar. W (Hpethe representation that lie hail he admitted, t hut most glltnes .lurk—nville where he finished achian League last year, plana to clali—The Florida Southern C ol­ will lie filmed ami released on tin season. American citiienship. In IVIIt he ioined Rich­ i Join the Navy a fte r finishing tha lege tennis squad plays host to He waa convicted in 1933 on i television the following week, hut school year at Kings College In the University of Florida on mond and has played there charge of attem pted robbery and he did not rlose the door to live Bristol. M anager G eraghty claim s Saturday afternoon for it* first during the past three seasons, sentenced to seven and one-half video. he is a sure fire m ajor league intercollegiate match uf ihe 1951 building a brilliant record as The lime and place to the next to 16 yera, the Department reprospect with a little more exper­ season. n shiirisiop and winning the polled. While out on ball aw ait­ rominiUee m eeting have not yet ience at the plate. The Moca, under the tutelage fielding title In I S 'H with lu-en -et. The TV rnm inlltre is ing lenience, lie was additionally Hitcher Chuck Menke, who had of Coach Jark Houcher of the an average of .961. He did headed by ita r Adm. Torn Hamil­ an 0-2 record with the nennant Kenwood Golf and Country Chili, charged with grand larceny, for ton of the Cniversily of I’lliseven better ifletd In 1919 lu r ­ winning Knoxville Smokies last Washington. D. C. will face the which he received a second sen­ burgh. ing in a blaring .9Cu for year. Is already in a Marine hoot Gators with tw o lettrnneu from llu games. tence of one tu three y e a n , the The nending LIU in the likla The Kanfi-i-I m anager, who is camp. IID rig h t handed hurling la d season's squad. Charles Key Department added. hums Senate would trig lire holh n.our, W inter Haven, hold lop Oklahoma and lU.lahuina A. A M. m arried and has one child, plans will lie sorely inls>ed. Catcher H er Roeito, who lashed seeled position on the sound, to piny i.-gulaily for the Giants to offer th-ir gam e fur lelevision. Training Camp Notea Horne .Senators argiied that the th is year. He r a tio n big stick out a respectable ,2tl| average fur followed by Eil l-angr of Rivers By ASSOCIATED PRRHH as in fill.t-i- go having hit .2tni Trenton in the C1a>s ft In ter-S tate Edge, N. /., In th e second seeled for Forth Hrnlth foi his la-st League last year. Is a student a l role. MIAMI, Mar. lit —W )— The Other m rm bers of the squad th e U niversity nf A rDona and y ear in urganlred ImsII. New York C lan ti have lost tem­ are: Al Hale, River Forest, HI.I plans to stick to his hooka. Sanford Orlando Klaus hasn't hern able to porarily the services of two ve­ The sad story doesn't end th e re Stan Hyde, W heaton, III,; John form an upinion of the local teran perform ers— second liaaeKennel Club Entries roster yet and probably won’t aa catchers Dale Mathew*, d ra ft Collins, Chicago, 111.; Earl Adams, man Eddie Htanky and utility out­ feel up to making any predic­ jroof and expected to handle a Key West, F la.; M. Sebastian, fielder Hoy (Htorniy) WeatherT O M U I I T 1* i:> i l l l l ' tions for i|iiitc a while, hut this la rg e share of the backstopping 1'ixnona, Calif.; Dick llrdrr St. Pointer Mirror Wins KIM ST II »• •:— I'M Ia rll, ly. Miss l-amt>ert, gunny lllvi-r. reporter, who never lets ignor­ chorea. Is reported to bo fn an Petersburg; Sherm an Miller, St. Both were injured yesterday. loiall, Field Trial Title I'-o tia s in h . N early T im -. ance Interfere with predictions, A rkansas hospital w ith a kidney Petersburg; I, u r 11 e Vrrplank, W eatherly aufferrd a fi art tired Open A ir. Al» U ral. Attainder Spring Lake, Mich.; Rill Hobson, it alim ent which wilt keep him ou has a feeling Hanford is in for at:rn.Mi n s i i : _ i * r . , , i i r Jaw and th e Io n of three teeth IIKBNANDl), ail**, M ar. 1 6 Vernon Jacobs, baseball fo r the n u t two yyear* Sarasota; and of‘ tiaiehall Mhumlis Ta p . KmMIc H i«r. lift a good year. when ■>ruck by a line drive In llsaii. ■A1)—M irror, a handsome pointer Ilasu'a t>i>a. It’s Kay, itub Al. Ed Allegar, school teach In, ng In Melina, N. Y. batting practice. Htanky waa hit Um ar Hoy. Whoa To mm to. owned by Dr, It. A. Scott of For the next six months collrc,) Pennsylvania, w on't be on hand T i l I tl IS I M I |;— .* la th . SI Mr an the aide of the left w rist a t­ HI., D the new derby tha until the term enda In May to 8PORTS MIRROR Carbonilalr, O -m II, Ilo sr. O lypian I'h lft. tempting to ratch a line drive. I t llr champion of ihe United State* to G eraghty'a worries. T ha to tal f Untie. A rtfu l U o d a rr. H*.l campus ami nlwiut half the |rntm B r ASSOCIATED PRESS Weatherty will lie out for six r -m l-r Field T rial Club. r . hHlotlotl. llu tin rr tl latinii of the country will lu- fol­ comes to about one-third of tho weeks ami Htanky fui ul least four • o l 11 1II || si •;— a laika villa He won th e title yesterday, Today a y rar ag o —CCNY trim T w u It W llllr . itappy <tyii«i. lowing Itaseliall wltli more nr Jacksonville raste r. da r tin the local scene Klaus pro­ mrd Duqursne, 02-62, and B rad­ •ivcrriiming an early handicap m e rg e , U la 1-ceile. l|IIn Itoll. I ’h l.-i li wa Intensity, llr ltr . Il-il-i, Aunt N -illl'rnfe<u>lona|l>m Is oftrn teins haven't rrystaHxed aa yet ley whipped St. John's, 83-72. in and convincing ihe judgea with MIAMI, Mar. 16-4/F1— Hank r i l T M II %< I'— r m p r lly sneered al by am ateur sports­ tha aatnlflaala o f the National one spectacularly pointed quail an d he haa a fairly lent* A|oIII.an. ghatilaay'a Itia n io m , Edwards, form er Cleveland and men. hut in view of the reInvitation Basket hall tournam ent. lu-vy. H e waa handled by Ray with which lo work Initially. Chicago C ub. md fielder, fa mak­ Tata* glral. llnnails mil lit*, t'lt.-t rent basketball flir* and the Some 2(1 players have signed Fiv* years ag o — Panrho S e­ Smith of Somerville, Tenn. Jollrn, g o , loiter. I*Imy r III pat, ing a hit with the llrfMiklyn Dod­ Ualniy Plnetand Tom, owned by the Uni. Undercurrent of suspicion at* contracts ami will be reporting gura, Ecuador, won the United gem. *1V I II II vi i;— a isihe vine the pm lisll players look like S tales Indoor tennis title by d e­ Plnri*nd Kennels a t Newton Ga., within the next few daye. I'raylna Irarkte. Itla ra r Med. Edwards, property of the Dod­ "slmon p u rrs" in ■ literal featin g Don McNeil, 1-6, 6-3, 6-4, p la red second in the stake, which Jna, Ilia n Millions, t'u llim gers Montreal faint, has banged JJlnnrei is limited tn two-ycar-old. Third HEADS FOR HTUD sense. , Hnt|iItrw a rd . (.'rues 7-5. out four hits in the last two ilays. Itolllna Itrtla place went to lune. a se tte r owned Hincr tin. famous ItHU base, AP Newafeelursw T4n years a g o — Johnny Ml*« The Dodgers plan to keep Ed­ aR V I'.X TII n v < r — > lllk < Mila NEW YORK— More th an 15 signed with the St. Louis Car- by T. Shelton Sm ith of New 0dball fix there have not la'cn any Hollins l.rr. D ill. O liver, To llo tl. wards on a s a pinch-hitter and u ti­ leans. Illa li Allla, Alaa (Zueniln. Httortlns eases of a majoi leaguer throw, standerilbrcda will make th e ir in- dlnala. lity outfielder. Tw enty-nine dog* were entered K -llu » . g u m r U lrl. Illlllr lloyai this ing a gainn ut 1ra>t no rases Itlal appearance* In *tud Txrfnty years ago— Gene S aralilll IIT II II VI r — A I nr he Mila in the d rib y , which sta rted last when one was eaughl — and not year. Heading the list la lAisly lon won the I * Gorco Golf T o u r­ llwen Itlll. U v n s I'ltnio I'rta. TAMPA, Mar. 1 6 -1 /1 1 - The Monday Th- U. S. title carries lna 1‘osl, l.l l t l r lllraehle. Jo.' alw-ve n ilutrn eases of gamhlera Rung, 1960 H amhletonisn w inner nam ent i t Miami Reach. Cincinnati Reds are looking for Trsd rnnsideral 1' p r nllge nn Ihe fo r­ gnillli. Kawn l.u . I.u j i .h g elling to minor Iraguera, owned by R. J . Hayes nf DuQuoln, two m ajor Item s—w a r hitting S IX T H IIV C D — 9 / ia ih . Mila K mi Church, leading rider at mal quail hunt circuit. I've heard li -aid that the M d a relief pitcher. tfn Towner. Illehy lluelnree, spirit and tradition whlrh iin lit. ' i Hialeah Mewling, ha* lu-eri The colt hx* l>een leased by Ihe The h ittin g iltuation really lie- lllanlsml tiro It. lleeiovall. Iirlenlsl pregnate l.nx l.nll have precluded C incinnati'' fli t wnaie In the ving hi* ups and down*. W ithin Ms Uonlana. Ie>nelt llra ri. W alnut Hall Rtud a t Donerail. ram# serious after a fourth lllnw, plsved April Alary tlnila five naya he waa spilled tw i • N ath itn l I any siieh hriliery, but It seems Ky. Hi* d u d fee Is 1600. straight G rapefruit le a g u e defeat T U X T I I II VI I'— .1 nil, Mila —once at the startin g g a t e an 26, IN76. Th> If ' H'ocklng* won more likely that the trail player Alemlie (1:66 4 /6 ), Brother Hnooker, JuM Mlar. Two II Gverya t Miami la st night. The Reds liver St I.<miD, 2 I. is |>nid enough money to live Harmony (2:00) and llud Mite once at the eighth. got five safe blows as they drop­ lltlna lloldrn U-iuiui Irak Illll, on for his daily stint and Is un­ Airier ped a 10-1 decision to Brooklyn. Hun. tins, y*teniln|na Turn It. Arlene willing In risk n good set-np fur <2:00| are th e two-mlnute alar* ready for stud. A lrm ite, owned by And those w ere against two of the T t i x m i i ’r a s i : t . i ; i T i n x * Grand C ircuit president Octave r i l l N T IIACI-; Uu ill gunny Itlver a little extra rhnngr. Dodgers’ second line hurlera. Hugh ( an-y summed it up last lllake, will stand a t Leo M cNa­ Alisa l , i in tier! ar.l'ONU I I A I 'i : Itesue In . yegi when Slum-one asked him m ara's Two G alta F arm , C a rn a l, PARADENA, Calif. Mar. !«- Umar Itoy, It s llay, why In- >iuyrd in lui'eliall with I rid. The son o f Voiomlla Join* Sky STEAM HEATED T lllltli HACK: (Tiler Mill.. V ft— H arry Rlmpaon waa tha Allant,i nflei no major league Rald»r, a full hrathet of G rey­ V ftk O ar Cleveland Indian's f a I r-halred Comt-er, Manner (I iim r.l interested any lunger. Kdl'ItTII tlACRi Two II W i|ipDoor* O pea hound. lie cost McNamara a rt- i R sfrvA arat rookie today. flik u little. Mini llnll His anrw eri "It lo-aln working imrted 546^000. 12:16 P. M. Rlmpsun, making a strong b'd P l r t l l IIACC.i phantasy * I'tiaa , Bar Far lot a living.” Brother H arm ony return* la h it C ud; k Papfo r a regular outfield herth, blast- (am. f*11-11 Ju re*. Aluhirai,. Daily t HIXTII IIAPRi lll*ll Illll Inns, • d four hits for as many runs lllasat birthplace, th a Harmony F arm a t Costs (led. Moiling Ileus. Where llappl yesterday a s the Ttlbe lost a ML Vernon, O., while Bud M ile, g R V B H T II B A C ):III*}, M il-, So IdttleNCAA had no right in tell slate owned by 41. C. Adel man of ML close one to the Chicago W hile Oljlf Oliver. Hi—rung r*n..w r. ci11tii n A c r : Tra-iing p,.»t, Colleges whether they will tele Vernon, O., will stand a t tfooblrr flax. 10 0. l.u. O re s Illll vise nr not. LAST TIMEM TODAY) And Included In those hit* were Fawn and German’s Dream Farm . H IN T II B A C IIt U rie l, 1 . 1 llln w , Dr. W illett said the NCAA was two of Cleveland's three Imme lllsMin.l Ilock. If* M,.hi,in* T I I N T II IIA C R i C*n.Inliir T o u r I, ailvisted by legal rnnn>el il.nl It runs, ta r r y Doby got the other Hnooker. Just Htar. did have th at right. ant. Some Televising Of Football P l a n n e d NCAA Head Says F l o r i d a Southern Opens Net Season Against F l o r i d a C lly JA CK HAND fM u lb ry a* »ccrctary-tre**urcr of baseball, a EU),ono-a.year-joh. "The executive committee it Snorts Koundut) harking Mulbry tu the limit to Ry IIUUGH FULLERTON. J r . carry on until the commiaaiuner resign*," **ld Will llarridye, NEW YORK. Mar. 1 6 _ a * t— American League president yes­ Listening to visitors In the big terday. "Then we will set up the * town: North Carolina writer* **y marhin> i >' for him to act in t h e 'A the reason I’eahrad Walket quit «iir.imis»ioner''« capacity until a Wake Forest is th a t he decided new otic is elected lie probably "whftl'« the use" when a new col­ would have complete charge uf lege president vetoed a pay raise ail player dispute*." already approved by the athletic lia r ridge spoke a* a member dept. . When public outcry made of the ciiuncil which met secretly the prexy change hi* mind, it about four hour* a fte r Chandler was too late . , Yale'* Rob H all was rrfused a new term by thn adds: "W e didn't do anything th a t club owners. Other member* are hasn't been done to us when other Kurd Frick, National l.eagun college* hired ou r coaches. I'ra - president; Warren Giles, pre iilent head will do u* a lot of good.” of the Cincinnati Re D, and T»m % . . .Cleveland aren a nut out g u a r­ Yawkey, president nf the Boston * antee* up to for college Riil Sox. l>a*kelludl iloubieheader* which Chandler sought In fire Mulbry didn't draw flies. Word from there before lie left office. Under th* la th a t the Satu.-iDy night tele­ m ajor league agreement, how­ vision out of New York wa* th e ever, he doesn't have the power. killer . . Still with the 20-inch An attem pt waa made tn oust screen*, Army will string along Mulhrv at Monday’* Joint meet­ with the NCA a^d ECAC on th e ing of tlie major leagues where football "m oratorium ” unless some Chandler wa* finally repudiated. other school jump,' the gun. “ Hut On a resolution urging tho you gotta protect v o u n rlf," an council to fire Mulhrv, fhe 16 Army spokesman adds. owner* were divided. Then they $ voted 16-0 to leave hi* fate In Wrong Phew ihe Executive Council. When Paul Brown, the football “The Eteculive Council decided coach, was visiting at Al (red to retain Mulhrv to protect the tie) Sutphin'* Florida rrtrra t, he interest* and welfare of the com­ wn* introduced to Rill Tohiti, m issioner's office," said liarChicago lilarkhaw k’* president . . tidge. "It would be a terrible loiter, on the golf course, Tobin thing if Mulhrv r e s i g n e d and wlas moaning th a t hi* hockey we hail nnhodv to tun the comteam had just lost rlpven gam e ml*«ioner*« office. in a row and would finish last for "W e have to have the attention the fifth straig h t -rason if R of an experienced man lo taka didn't Improve . . "No team can care of the players’ pension fund, q ) finish last five year* in a row,” ilia liiti.l* in I*. Ithe I* aA mvT *I, .eisa^a the funds com m.ls lnloner'a exrUlmed Rrown. whose team* office and to protect and take •till have tn finish la*l once . . care of player dispute*. We be­ "Ours ran." replied Rill . . "W elt." lieve Muthrv ha* done a good job said Rrown, "T hat means you a* fa r as baseball Is concerned.” must have a lousy renera) m an­ ager. You Ji >u!d file him and rlean house." . . Paul had neglect­ *ana alumni reveal* the school ed to learn th a t Tnhln also is "had promised the G ardrn offi­ G. M. nf the tllarkhawks. cials th a t we would play there be­ fore Ihe scandal grew *o big.” . . Sports Before Your Rye* Leo Dlegel, who I* seriously III T hat really must have been an Invitation to the NIT . . ■J a t hi* North Hollywood, Calif., early Pete Calae, the old Carlisle and home, like nothing lietter than to Canton Bulldog* footballer, re­ receive letter* or rani* from hia signed from the Canton, O., police old golfing |>als. (It's 10(124 force Monday after nearly 25 Whipple 8L, if you'ra one n f year* . . Rare track* are making them .) And Scotty Chisholm, who plana for the utaliiiation of their see* Dtegel frequently, add*: “ I plant* In the event of war emer­ show movies at hi* bedxlde every gencies . , I* that what you'd rail week, hut he prefer* tn talk about totr-al w arfare 1 Ilogmn . . Don't forget hi* b irth ­ day I* Apr. 27." . . When the Hagen, Raraxen, Kirkwood and T rinity haskrthal) team reached the New England tournam ent final (via two upset* 1 Papt. Rob Ja chens drew an e x tra Job. He's s la t­ ed to plav in the court final to ­ morrow and open the track *eaADMIRAL son as a higher Jumper Saturday MOTOROLA . . Rob, who can leap 6-6 3/8, docs his best scoring on jump shots CAPKIIART , . Training ram p alary D that no Free llume Demonstration proxpect can expect more th an a HR,Ant) lamu* unless he's taller V0D0PICH than six feet tw o . . Well, Uob SALEH * SERVICE Carpenter used to run a basket 202 Ranford Ave. Ph. 1240 ball team. End Of T he Line A luiskelliall bulletin to A ri- Television A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE BURBANK. Calif., Mar. t « W1— A m etropolitan opera singer •a going to look over the HI. bouts Itiowns neat week. Who will he th e Red Ros ca tc h erf GREYHOUND SATURDAY O N L Y ! "Bock” Lnne-ln- RARAROTaY Mar. HI - W V - competition behind MOVIELAND Ride-In Theater N*wa—Cartoon C om «4y RHowm—7:00-9:1ft P. M. S A T U R D A Y -D O U B L E FEATURE o u * * t V ' ’’ Aina: “Radar Patrol n . Sky King”—No. 19 Camtdy—Cartoaa SUN D A Y — MONDAY —PLUS—CAKTOON AND SEKUL needs more aeaaonlng. rth has virtually no t — A bb— f k a t iik b * “Rough Riders Of Durango” K LAST TIME TONIGHT r top tuw m i Alan That question la plaguing follow­ ers of the Boston American Leam, There a re ala In camp. Atbet (rally they are M att R atls, "vans, Mike Guerra. Ruddy >b Scherharth and Ram- double . „ Strike, Spare, or Gutter Ball There’s Ahraya Some­ thing Exciting On The Lino When Bowling Youl Frame A Perfect Pleasure Filled Evening When You Bowl At SUNDAY A N D MONDAY! T9i« m «(t w M ^ arfu l ctm trfy o f oor tlm ol TLetf8 liv e fo r to d a y !** A lenaly nae ted « lovaly «M T W ’V Sanford Bowling Alley •f 'K t - -X fei* « . d ' ' . ''ll-' Vtiit oun BUS t . M. �l.til I FRIDAY MAR. 16, 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Germ W arfare Talk Is Given By Rev. Zimmerman On W o r Id Crisis Declaring th at " » t as C hristian, must nr-rxam ine our political a n t ■orial philosophic* In th*- light •if our faith in the teachings of C hrist", the Rev. II. I.yttleton '/•mmi-mian .poke to the Men'* .ub of Holy C roat Church last -.g h t on the political cri*l* in the world today. The meeting wut preaided over by II. I'. U'hitner, J r., prr*ident. following a supper served by the Women'* Auxiliary. Tracing the origin 'if tunny nr're n t problem* to March, 1931, which brought into faiwer a aocial anil |Hiiltiral concept revolutionuiv in character, Hcv. Zimmerman *aid th at development* in thi* country of the n a il century produced .» philosophy of humanism which denied the existence of a hcrfxen or hell, and made man on earth, and hi* phyilcal need* xurh a* food, clothing, medicine, and rdud a l ion, tile whole b ’lrtg*'The i< suit of nil itii- *.i* the attempt to answer the need* of man on ■ni th with social cu rlty and the welfare late," I raid Ib v. Zimmerman, who ad iititlcd many pood aspect of tiii program , hut protested (lie omit rion of many im portant pha r> of Chri*tianity. “The marc the individual man is provided for by | the state", he said. “the more he 1* held in contempt a* an InI dividual hy the ita ta ”. "The inevitable end i f humanilarlan lm i i* totalitarianiim ". -aid th e Itrv /ilnm rrm all. “ Man [become* an in<i>.i to»l who ha* | got to lie led F ar the Worship of | God is -u b itltu trd III*- worship of the leader. And t|le freedom of ! man i an individual i* at an end. 11 I- i- what happened in Ifirim nny with 'h e downfall of the irpobii.' and tin- elevation of Hit­ ler I*rice Of Lrkh H 'aalla e , O hm I'aat liaet has fallen lielow lost y«*ie‘< level. Hut roioum er demand reflect* Ing inrreo*eii InrotiH* undei de­ fense • pending, ha* grown con | aiderahl). The result ha* be. n | sharply higher egg prices. O ffic ia l said rontimiance of egg supports this year undoulited. [ ty would have encruragrd farmer* J o keep larger laying flock* - a J o c t which would have been re ­ flected. they said, in a larger pro­ duction of egg* and lower retail price*. Official* said the demand for egg* reflect* in p art * desire hy housewives to get lower-priced substitute ■ for meal*, price* of which have advanced sharply dor ing the past IS month*. Which have udvanred iharplv during the past I f month*. At tile tim e llrannan decided to &drop egg soprKirfai*-the»»r»i'r'art"m rnt was forecasting th a t egg supplies this year would conllnu. large in relation to pYoliable con­ sumption. In a poultry report, ll said egg prim* were lex* likely th an mo*i other farm produrt to participate In any general price rise. Imre Kbvaca, a noted au th o rority of thi affair* of C entral Kuiope and the llalkan*. will tell of problem* ronfronling the n a ­ tion* ami world at Ini go in a talk ul n dinner of the Seminole Dinner (Tub Monday night at 7:oo o'clock nt the M ujfnir Inn t Palm er will preside. N avy UchuildinK llssIlB B r* rrem IT . r»«* lls r ) . ;t, InereaM-d its alf strieking power by alioul "ll per cent. I Started at *2^60,000,000 ship r n olivet’loo and building pro­ gram Inelmlliig a MJWI-tiin c a r ­ rier able to launch atomic lionihrr*. The initial buildup ha-. t>een fast. The Navy has been able to poll World Wai II smi* out of the "mothball fleet” like taking steak* out of a home free;.-. And it ha* put them into action quickhr with rrvw* drawn largely from the peacetime-trained reserve*. The new ship-building program will Ik- much slower. It will not lie finished fur three or four ears. Meantime the Navy will m l more ships out of mothball* to meet any new rm ctgrnele« in the Pacific or Atlantic. tin top of this, th r Navy l* Studying the part is Will Ik- ex ­ pected to take in supporting n o rth Atlantic tre a ty organisation troop* under General Dwight D. Kisenhower. “The rc«|Uir< tnent* have lieen established for the contributions of eai h nation in the pact," D un­ can said. “ Hut the planning has nut progressed to the | K i i n t w here we ran say who will put In what.” He added while no firm commbm nt* have been made on the NATO Navy, the hulk of this fn i" woul I he furnished by the United S tates, Itritain and C an ­ ada. i The new A ruerirar N avy—unlr»- there l» total war will not ix> anyw here near the giant f ie i we hud in lutfl. Hot it *li!J will Ik- the most powerful Navy in the world. Navy men *ay they never rutild have done the Job *o fa-t it tie K o ru n War had not come when ll did. “ In another y ear," S SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATIONS Will Im> held April 10, 1951, beginning at nine o'clock In the morning, a t Ike Seminole High School for While npplininta nn» it ('room* Arndemy for Negro appll* rantn. There a rt yfeanclea In college* to lie filled in Freahninn, Jualfcr, Senior nnd (irndunte rlnwwH, for hoi It Imivh :md |(lrK Fur full information call on the Principal of your high hcIioo I. T. W. Lawton. Co. Supt. qaltl s n iin quid s a lln n qold satin qold val ; a t ’m quit! facin' q u it) mi n qold virtin a. I in ( jn S j |W itinqnld so vat in t| old (n1I| q(*lil yrilir* ijoJi .o lin quid au til qold yulin qtijd Big Four Meet If s illm * qold so il Destined te be ihe waeM*a , most talked ehowi RerfiMne ■ufnifiml, new satin perfume t a* at I a n tbs at*.***, wmt CM Sirta a heady, m asw i M*m •4 bnoriM* lather n a n tm i l*taU s Sank. « M NOW... a lew yrutsM banks far mm dqfi „ A f«*nae fra* »i r i |p |» *p K - 1 ..:;n . - Walirmn Ajffncy tfa I*r: o, LS345SL. n n iriiii v >%*!»: Pass O s n N « tix r |i- hrr vhy Hiih th» *'i*»rk rtf th* rtrr-uii r « v r t prUrn ifiji i ha* »et great sto re by this phrase. mr«" *itC'i» ir *■-1 in tiii*|ei#NP nt I I I h Nevertheless, h was quoted as Hi. »n d 1‘a r k A%«*nn<* i n H i n f o r d . ra y in g "the Soviet government H«*mtn*1*!# *'(cunt v, F i n nnd**f t h * think* th* new d ra ft of the w est­ fli"! itis'ii* ini tn*. I*lff *n IV h Ipi l«* a n d Mar M. 1MI e rn power* U no solution a rd it i« unsatisfactory.” On the oth er hand a French foreign official pointed out th a t Gromyko had •lescril'ed his re ­ m a rk ! ■. -prelim inary." In diplomatic double talk that tn ran s he has to consult his sujieriors. French officials have been consistently optim istic a b o u t chances for agreem ent. IF I G VER GO ON A Joseph t'olicn till* Joan Fontaine of the deception they must carry on, in lid* *verw- from J'aram uuut'* "Septem ber A ffair, show­ ing Sunday and Monday on the Hit. Theater screen. - F lorid * John U l»n lU rrr K Tr>«ki fiwnrr*' FRANKFURT, Germany, Mar 1(1—id 'i- The W est Getmany gov­ ernm ent today was banded a bill for I'JluS.WkhbiKi m arks taUiut * 1. iww.nmi.0001 as its share of the Allies! occupation costs and dey ea r. fence xpndlture for the next fiscal Thi* Is an increase of about 25 p»-r cent over the chitnrr for the c u rre n t year. The bill p resen ts only il,'l per re n t of the estim ated West tie r lo an gross national pr oil net Ion. Thu* the W e.t German “ finan ria l rffurt Involved Is let* than th a t which I. iK-iiig made bv the •ith ri We-tin nation* for th de (ro se of Fufop," I he \lhi-i| High t ‘olnmissiuti said in It* litte r to th e West G erinan Chancellor aniKiillicing the ibury-e. 'the United S ta te s, it told, i* »pending 15.7 p er retd of It* national income f o r defense. "This contribution can nol, therefore, he Considered excesH arvey, the woml.-iful I'nH ltn 1'itr, I’loy ta rrin g .1arm S te­ fiv e," the High Commission comwart will open for u two day run it Mo* n land Hide In I beater on rnentd. "and In aeccptlng the cor­ Sunday. responding ubiipation*, the I'Vi t G erm an I IV Ieral It • |>utl i.- will dem ontlrate its desire to join in iinnltio m l Company.** Oil ' I he Ini t is tlint ns your excel­ th e defense of peace and liberty." T h e increase over thi« vent's lency'. government n n well aware l l s t l l a s r * I r . M l - a a e c in e ) hill wa* I,i:i2.0t)0.nnn mark* the \n g !» .|ran iu ii Oil Company the A ngln-lianian <*il company I* prepared to discus* „ new con­ have no dcstrr otn er th an to c a n y (altout (JH’Mmn.tMitli. cession agreem ent “on the basis on legiliinate lcusine*» in acociaof an ccpial .h illin g of profit* lion witii the lianion governiticnl," lli itain's note -aid. C U th O F TIIANKH in Iran." ■'TIh ' siinnleitii-ntal agreement A million thank* could not ex ­ Itritain'* nole pointed mil that the company agreed in lliltl to in would have brought *ul»lantinl p ress our sincere I bank • to our crease it* royalty itaymcnl to benefit lo lisle an d it did nol m any fiirnds fur nil the kind Iran. The linninii M njli. never ha* a (fee I i ilh rr the period ur lln- nesses shown us doting our re e n d bereavement ratified the ugn i iiirlit. I’l io n l \alidity of tin I'.btT agi. It. f . ItiiK-k and Family Ilrilnin ul o expre- n l it* regret on nt." — Adi. Itiitain .aid it hop*-- "fu 'n ie "Ihut public opinion In Iran ha* one nfflcer *ald, "we couldn't have not been adccpiuli'ly or collect- discussion* on th e oil nurslloil come back fast." Iv inform ed rrg a rd in g (he o p c a - will take plan- on a fail and teaD rm ubillution and economy thins and intrutions of the Anglo- • imable bn-i* in u friendly spirit." cut-hacks after 1915 oqueeted the Navy's operation stren g th to a loy point. The actuol fighting strength was much lower than the number of ship* afloat would indicate—because they were n an. ned hy skeleton crew* which could not have taken them Into Iranian T R IP A N D D O N 'T H A V E TO ST O P E V ER Y F IV E M IN U T E S A T A G A S S T A T I O N , MV W IF E IS E IT H E R A S L E E P O R H A S FA L L E N O U T SOM EW HERE I'ur *’»iitr wln|»" Aiiftiiiiidtili I Hi VlMM I |. I null*.i‘ *>rlri I k»i», i h i i ui, I Ihhn * Hu* ttitu ii* u tit llm kt l ' tiiKiiicti til I id I lit in *ll i In ( \ IHI I 11 I«*m i« n l m i, lln ttiiffltifi* II t Mil I I , **r ih r lu %ur imiw IttnMrr HOLLER MOTOR SALES PHONE 1234 o Easter Fashion News combat. In addition, Congress and IV «ldenl Trum an have authorised the Navy to (lull out of mothballs nnd m«d*rni»* 2H91 o th er w *• ■els. This program will add six medium r a jr lr rs , 12 cruiser*. 2 guided-missile w uisets, 191 dc trnyers, 12 destroyer radar pic* krst, and fi5 landing craft and smaller vrssel*. Th"»e figure* reflect the Navy*, strong push toweunl anti-sub­ marine prepareilness and g reater .id power, lit the present scheme, I hatlleship* arc of secondary iinporlanrr. Only the Mlsaouri, Wisconsin and New Jersey arc eu in ark ed fur active duty. The reasons are obvious: Rus­ sia has a fleet of shout .’inn to :tMl submarine* of all type* but no heavy ship* to challenge the w estern world’’ »ra suprt • many. Admiral Duncan aid Itussian nil., were more of a threat two y ra i» ago than they are m.w. “Thi* I* tru e becam e of trrh nical advances ami better techn|i|Ue* developed in our anti-submarine training program*,” he added. Hut he noted th a t Russia ha* suhmarlnea operating in the W n Iren Pacific, the Haltlc Sea, north­ ern European water*, and prob­ ably the Black Sea. And he said in r a te of war enemy submarine* would ha a world problem. Right now the Navy U m nr r n tiatin g on building up th* II*ef* fighting power first. "We a re rutting rhore ha— operation* tu the minimum ne«d r,l lei support the p lrel" onr of* fieer *ald. “This means an aus lerity program for the shore ba*e*. The fleet at *ra come* flrat." Froclis fo r # ir ls • <: To do a good day'a work you must feel your heat. Jam es KecUn, J r „ 66A5 U liad ie Ave., St. |.ouis, Mo., Is a machine operator. This I* h a r d and e i a c 11 n g work a n d a man has to he on his toea to g rt t h *t J o b done. T h ere w aa a t i m e Ian did not when Mr. K*efeel up to hls work — « n troubled with digestive d I * -JaaiM KreU n, J r, turhanr**. Hut Mr. M edan heard about how IIA DA COL was help­ ing folk* suffering from deficien­ cies of Vitamins B l, H2, Niacin ■nd Iran. * Mr. Keelan says: "In recent rears, | had been troulded w ith heartburn and Indi■Hon. But, *ince taking HADAg eith CX)L, I bum. Now, r i ( ( if , : ll i ■ $ h i 1 / * ■ \ ' Th* .Vania I'au See fit *L• t s iiding / ili Aion .Wiigurturf.' WMGwith new-fashion flair TAol’s life way of Cirnlerclla** “ Magir T o ndi". Come »ce lira newest pastel rntlons and party sltrer*. All *itd*-«ea*oneil. . . all with the look nl belonging to the very •weeie»i girls in town! T * Sites 3 to >Sly, 7 to II i j » tu J J k . . ..they*a orrlved In oil their new 5pring fcihlon-rlghtneti . . . thote wonderful Mina Model Junior Drettei (hot ore okoytd by Ihe fomeut Mins Modet Junior Booid ol Review. Goy daytime and dole-lime ilylet thot combine down-ta-eorth prko with height of itylo . , , and faihion-wiie, budget-sdte endvtiveaeti you won't meet all around town. Cone i n ,, , tome tea for yourialll Junior tiia t 7 to 17. ^ C c w x u it' d ru g g ist far HADACDL Inte-*hi "The Store Where Smart People Shop" • * f'ciiiliif, BLOWOUTS “’ i .• :■ X=5jrr~~irgT-=^3 V na f h At W# Intend tn M fM tR f r%ld M b -r i»urn Ant t«» th^ term» *»f .h « I'lrtlttoua Sum* Mtatutr. tu*mU: ICS of .if Florid« 1941 Luj^al Notice Folks Musi F ed Good To Do Job %ahn quid v u f j ^ a , - *7. (Continued from Page One) I* a special weapon for use against special target*. No kin.) of biological w arfare could kilt or sicken every person in a large area or city. "Talk of one ounce (of toxic m ateriali killing million* of p<-op |r Is silly. You might a* well talk of dividing one aspirin tablet evenly am ong the II. immi.inmj pen. pie in the g irater New Non area." The Civil Defense pam phlet *aid there is little to fear from thi dangrr of some new kind of germ being used, that the itangrr is in new method* fir spiv'ailing old disease*. If an enemy wanted to kill targe number* of |»-optp, the book let .aid. he might use such wellknown disease* a* plague, typhuV cholera ur *mallpox. To -triki at the food source* of the coun­ try , he might m-* k to produce epidemic rinderpest tan Asiatic rattle plague) strain*! livestock or an th rax or glanders for -hc^p and sim itar animal . Fowls could lie attacked with Newcastle dis­ ease and other p«-»l*. “ Many kind* of plant plague* and pe*tt could be used to at lark food crops," th e booklet advises. "F orget about •m ystery' germ* and poisons.” the CDA uggi .l*. How would the enemy plant th.germs T There are two possibilities — open attack ur trailh. The form er method might Involve release of "aerosol (which means -i cloud of solnrthingi from a plane flying fairly tow “or the m m o l rnarhlnes might be carried aboard ; ol.m arines," the ('DA say*. I* also notes biological m aterial might Ik- drup|Hii in sp*ci ally made li.mdis. As to the method- of lealth, the liooklel comments that fifth column!** might trv to |mllu) factory food and w ater or air ventilating systems nr plan* germs In city water mains (after the w ater had gone through tho purification steps nt reservoir ■iiurres). As l*i com batting germ n llarks, (lie C |) A | m i ! m * out I bat rial oral p rr'o n al cleanliness and clean surrounding* would loTp counter biological attacks. PAGE FIVB * - .'!A-. a - *- *— *- ■■ b a& A r « �------------------ -U V J T r f i T r 4 If: »•»* ' t 3v.«.*"■*’1' ■■■ ■■ mm mm -------------------------- ---— THE HAUTOSD HER A ll). PANTO*)). W Demand For WACu Causes Step-Up In Recruiting P l a n s Terminal Bonds (la a rla a e d t n a P ace Om i W ashington Roundup Trial O f McRaes la S e t For April 1 t t * s r l a » a * ' r » P age Oaol bonds to them fur |32d/>6&. Bending. Herding i* on loon front JACKSONVILLE, Mar. IS—(4>) Among tboio p resen t in the the economic cooperation adminisCourt Room ouUMo of the Ju d g e ', t ra t ion, w here he I* deputy in —Trial fo r two brother* for chamber where the petition w a. formation director. Ha la a fo r­ slaying one o f their wives and preaenled were City M anager mer A »w ci»tril I’ft-s* rorrrvpon Jarksonville Safely Commissioner WASHINGTON, »Ur. I d Clifford McKlbbin, C-ommisaiuncr d in t in l» n d o n , Rome and Wash Richard D. Sutton Nov. 16 was | T he A rm y is looking fo r W /tiO Andrew C a rra o ay , and the head inglon, and during the w ar waa set today for Apr. 2. women recruit* to lik e over jobi of two Tenne,eee bond firm *. >engaged in. counter-intelligence Circuit C ourt Judge George th a t a re keeping male •oMIeral F isher Hawes and L, H. G horm ley,; work oversea#. William Jackson set th e date from th e battJefrent and the I who have agreed to purchase the Chase i, leaving the governm ent after raisin g bond for J . F. McRae, training Held. bond Issue if it Is validated. to return to hU position aa public husband nf the dead w om an, to The grow ing demand for »" Mr. Ghormley stated th a t hia relations director of general ro o d s, *20.000 an d th a t of A. G. McRae men in uniform wa< d iw la in i to­ firm derided on th is action only fnc., in New York. to 110,000. Both pleaded Innocent. Meanwhile the Senate (tanking The tw o were indicted by a day by Col. Mary H atU rcn. d ir­ nfter a Mr day engineering survey committee today cut in h alf I're. rand ju ry th e first of th e week; ector of WAC. (W omen's Army Ly F. C. IliflycT and Associates • idrnt T rum an's $3fiO0/M),O"O deid Jacksonville had convinced Him . P. on first degree m urder • Carp*), “ We don't h a r e ' near _ program and then charges and A. G. as an accessory. enough WAC* to meet th e need “ th at the project would gain suf- frnse houaing lr«<nl revenue tu pay off the Mmd tentatively approved the stripped At firs t Ju d g e Jackson denied The Colonel told a rep o rter. • be two bail <>ut A ttorney J . V. And th e situation h a , resulted issue ami to operate the te r- down plan. Chairm an Maybank (D -S O -an) Walton said th e Supreme Court In a reversal of military proeeduie. rninal plant. The first proceed, out of the the com m ittee slashed the pr»- had ruled th a t an adultery ra s a In Col. lla lla rrn ’* account indicated; th e generala in the Pentagon are irv rn u e from the term inal will |«*cd fund for government mort- Florida under the circum stances l>r dgvoted to its operational n - gage insurance to $1 J&W.MIO.OOO Is m anslaughter and hence was healing a path to her do^r. F irst i t wa» Lieut. G eneral 1>I- pence, hr pointed out. T»>* paym* nt j l/ecau»r “ we lielicve in economy." liurwlablr. Maybank -aid there was no reward II, Brooks, Army Deputy fur trie hood, is >*cviM /y. With th e two defendants was The pledge of parking m eter cord vote on tentative approval of another b ro th er. W alter, head of Chief of S ta ff in charge of per­ sonnel. The General « a> ct»t>- fund' I ft"* a direct. Hut a «e. the housing Mil. He said the com- the Ford Motor Agency In Ja c k ­ pledge, he stated. Under mittee will m eet nest Tuesday for sonville. O riginal hood fo r the rented over the number «f sold- rnndary* p)e*l Ir* driving s ta ff car* In W ashing­ the RFC, he aid, a direct pledge a final ballot, after certain tech­ two—110,1*00 for J . P. and 66,000 nf tlie*e funds would have te rn nical char.gr- hare Wen made. for A. G.— w as put up by him, ton. A aim llai adm inistration Mil A. fi. Phillips, Ford dealer here lie thought they should to- doing required. I’a rk in t meter funds are a man’. Job in Korea, Col. Hal- to ter u--d only in c a -e o f „ railing for the full 11 .000.••‘O.WO ami Davr G autier, Crescent City laren re ra lW . She lined up I "JO lie fieiemv of revenue from the in m ortgage Insurance by lb? Fe- cHrur grow er. j deral Housing Admir.! .ration projert, be pointed out WAC d riv er,. A ssistant sta te attorney Ju lian Aiding Mr. Illllyer ill the •it- <FIIA) ran Into a roadblock in C. Calhoun said he s-ould put N r it cam e Maj. G eneral Kugene M. Foeter, Armi Chief of tr y , Mid Mr Ghormley, was Mr. the House earlier this week. A hoth b ro th er- on trial at th e same Finance. The Army Finance Cen­ Krnnelll, wire, for 20 years was coalition of Republicans and South time for th e death of Mr*. McRae te r and Finance M imd a r e being manager of the Jarksonville port, rin D em ocrat, kept the m easure f ir s t transferred from Bt. Iy>ui. to Fort ami Mr. Htanfield, who was also Dorn M ing brought up for House aitinri. w-ith the poit RenJJamln H arris In Indiana. In addition tu halting the FIIA Col. H allaren agreed to tend ■ mortgage insurance item , the Hoover Turned Down 200 WACs trained as clerks. •term . I __ i | i _ i t , firnate committee' stipulated th a t g rap h sr, and accountants. A c l i C N O n I rCH N I f l i r t the program could apply only to Sentfte A ppointm ent tKher request* for w om ru sold­ . certified defense housing airms iers are com ing from overseac, A . [ where th ree la a real shortage of tndl Is dtM to sail foe Okinawa . rwmm ra g s '»•»* NEW YORK, Mar. ! * - « > > da riling places. Governor Thoms* E. Dewey of » . t month, n i r t } W A C , have ' " ' l ™ in-lire, t rscharige l-et**en Elsewhere In llw capital the tran sfe rred from G erm an y ! *" ‘'•’" t " 1 'C h a n g e New York offered to appoint to General Dwight f). Ebenbow Dulles and R u«iari aml-a- ad«u Civil Defense Administration -aid Herbert Hoover to the U. 8. Senate Malik, a delegate at United _Na‘ it has sent lljtrWlJrO ait raid alert in l(MP, Ih r e x -p e d d e n t xayx. And e r ’s European Defense A rrn r headquarters In Pari*. Ami to WAt’a lion, head-piailera in New Yolk, cants to s ta te drfrn-c d irec to r. he turned d*-wn the offer. During months uf working un for dt’ln b u tio n in rritlral targ et In l be la st Installment o f his World W ar II, are ta ilin g from a Japanese treaty with rrp resen - area,. the U. 8. memoirs ap p earin g in Collier's tatives of other countries, Dulles I Tina le rt r a id , describe the m ag atin r, Mr. Iloovrr write* th a t Secretary of Defense Mar-ball has asked Congress to chang* the gave full inform ation on h i, ar- signal, to la- used |o warn of raids in HMD he had moved h it voting livitira In Maiik and conducted sn-l give bim f Instructions for selft raided, c fro m California to New law that limit# the WACs to two percent of th e total arm y strength. an exchange of note* with Mur protection In the event or an York. cow. enemy at la rk . They are designed In the meantime, to m eet eilstMr. Hoover say* Governor De­ After bis return from J* p a » ,j , n they ta n be cut for u*« on walls wey ing needs, th e Army hoe decided “did me th e courtr*y“ o f o f. Dulles M-nt wn,d he would like and as (Kicket -ard,. jto Intensify recruiting o f new­ fetin g to appoint him to Dll out tn ■ c .Malik Hr -ahl later th a t Eventually .the CDA 'aid it comer* and welcome reserves bock Malik »s< willing The next hope* tn provide rsrd s for Wl,- the unexpirod term of S enator to o rth o duty. Robert F- W agner, Democrat who Miing that occurred was ft public mM.ivx) f a m ilic . retired because of UIncas. declaration by Malik (hat Dulles The agrticy did md name the *T fell it r-eccssary to r*fu*e," was wrong; that Malik does not rritlral ta rg e t area* where the the 7C-year-old ox-p r e s i d e n t londurt ery di-tu/slori* w ith him first shipm ent was ,cntKorean W ar write*, because "It wav In ray view Mi a Japanese peace trea ty . M -skm autos ha»t up to too desirable to confer the honor on a Dull*-* this week described th i, It v sg s s sS P i s a Paae nwer p a rt, made of ruldwi U-aitles tlrea younger m an.” The appointm ent front. Red apportion crumbled. iih iiiefit as "fantastic.** lie Mid nn*l l u l c went t» Jo h n F oster Dulles. Allied Infan try moved northwar-l it was evidrrae tlrat "n illllar) The m a g o iln e article relate* U. 8. troops took an Im portant despots’* like to talk al-out |>earr The fam ous glass Industry of th a t Mr. Hoover, la hia trav als mountain pat* on the eautirn when It Is distant Hut “when peace Venire w as founded a!o u t R!0 around th e country soon a f te r he f ro n t The Red* fought bitterly presses rliKV, then the despot* A D. left the W hite House, met many all day T hursday to hold th e pais. would rnurder peace." small business men who com plain­ Athe,on rn d o rv d the Dull** F riday th e y faded aw ay. Cincinnati was a (h atter m rm - ed about th e Roosevelt A dm inis­ . I*cr of the National Id-ague hut tration’s N ational Herovery Art. On th t w estern end of th e iim , -lai< m m t today. H r said U. H. troop* crossed the H an River was dlsappointe-l an*l distort**,! was expelled in IWii fur refusing Mr. II mver My* he advised them In force r e s t of Seoul and ra p tu r­ a t the Soviet guvernim-nl’* d* • to abide by a league order d e ­ to defy th e act— on the rru u n d <laration a* vok*,l by Malik ami manding th a t tbp club cease the that the iiiluatlrea about w hkb ed high g round. South K orean soldiers tmrvn! he hoped this refusal to ta k r pari prnctlre n f w lilng la-er in the they rom plained violated tho Mil through th e war*w recked old Re­ in .|irfii,,i..,i would n**t continue stands, o f right*. publican capital and set up posi­ to be th-- Riisalan altitude. Hr said lhat hr earnestly hoped tion* north of the city. d mint*, that the international ta lk , would nitrites, go forward meanwhile and th a t Mowed the Allied advance at a t both the whole effort would result ill a Irraly Iwforr the riel of the ends of Um front. On the central front, th e Rid* year. Dulles win- irtc iitly returned n e t up Hongvboo to th e All!-* from r trip to Jnpan, offered to Thursday w ithout a fight talk with R n v i c t repirscntaliv,American tank* and in fan try ­ Jscub Malik rlwiut the- treaty . Ills men rolled Into vlmost-deserted offer drew a harsh rrbuff. Hongchon Thursday a g a in st light, Acheson also; a n tte re d em ail arms fir? 1. Said the U. 8, high com . FAMOUS U N CI Only Ova civilians were on hand rnlMlener In Germany, John J . to greet Urn American*. l-a*t wee* McCloy, haa inform er him th a t difficulties over Germany’s acrrpting a proposal for a Francocapture gave tho A llies an- German coal-steel merger h » w .. ! Ilah In their chain o f atrung lieetl rcs*»lvcd. Acbrson c i p resses print* stretching from liberated l*ope for speedy action. 2. K tp rrs .n l hope the B ritish Seoul a rm * , th e Korean peninsula. The II. 8. 34th and dMh Infan- and Iranian gorrrnnients call try Divisions and F lrit Cavalry rew h an agreement a , to Ira n ’s Division to re a t the new U«d de­ oil resource» which will b enefit fense line fr**m Hnuge’ton wr-,t. t-otli tide* and keep Iranian «dl Th* U. 8 . F l n t Marine division Itowing l*» those m arkets It has served in the riasL Tills appeared k it the lino e a st «f Hongchon. T» the r ig h t of the Marines, to be a wav of saying that Ire did ^wielding (J. 0 . Second not want Iraii’a oil l" Dow t o ­ roups carved a dent in ward Itusaia. 3. I tee la-rd that tu his knnwll defense* north o f I ’udony rdge there has bevn no responao n . . . . . from the Clrlneee CummunUta to M a la a* a tore*, then d rove the efforts nf lire UN good offices Rdde off th e ir pesltions. •llrn n . T Trio n cold committee to open negnllatlona un i M rharge cat .r after US hour* a peace settlem ent In Korea. A fighting fo r the reporter had asked whelhei th e Red Chinese have shown a n r Indi­ »t o f tho Second Division, the cation of willingness to discuss 8. Seventh Division b attled all peace. to discuss a q u es­ L >1Thursday for • mountain pas* tion4. Declined a* tu whether UN forces 111broke o f f Use action n t nightunder General IH-uglas M arA rML The U. a T hird 1Division shoved thur have full UN authority to We know that young feet must have the gentle Varward r u t of bottle* w ret led cross the <18th Parallel. He M id support, freedom of act km and ample "trowing Seoul. N orthw est of Urn ntwly it would not be helpful tu tho m e n le p u b fk a rt taplU I, South m ilitary operation In Korea fo r room" that famous Buster Browns provide so him to talk about Um situation. ■ • n a n p e tre ls clashed w ith Rad* 6. rra ise d Ambassador P h ilip expertly That's why we carry this top-quality and w ithdrew . U. 8. Eighth Army headquarter* 0 . Jessup’s conduct of n eg o tia­ line. We know, too, that shorn muN be properly tions with the B ritish, French and Rad* were killed fitted. That's why we would rather miss ■ salt Russians a t P aris over propoaala i f . That bowl* since the start for a Big Four foreign m inister’* than fit your chdd improperly! Jan. 26 U meeting later thla apring. 5 f C R THE EASTER r ^ 'i S n r t i r t r ^ P A R A D E _____ f l W M _____________ w ent up Gambling Probe Governor’* Cosi,llo. ------------------ n U P A T M AIL 11. m t chanceD to tho F orgo didaY aao Governor Thomas E- Dowoy whan nothing wo* dona. “Wo Just dent do those things,” * tho InroatlgoUoft, underworld figure Jo e Adonb, xaid to be • lieutenant of Coateilo, rebo found roulette, dice. Chimin- ported!y own interest* In mi aurroying the “ ap a" are a in which of the place*, La F orgo told. Do-Fer table* and oth er gam ing In Senator Eatoa K efauver (DT e r m com mittee chairm an, said fa ll awing. H a (aid curfew s, banning the there also Is evidence th a t Covtelsale o f liquor a f te r 3 A. M , were lo himself “had p a rt of tome A Ignored, aa w rro sta te liquor con­ els' interest" In tho Arrowhead, trol law* prohibiting liquor soles named aa one ol the gambling in placet where th e re was gam ­ house*. Kefauver raid earlier a U. 8. bling. Most of the place, were rxpen- Marshal w ai being sent to In­ lively furnished clubs, he said, but form Costello of the eotnm lu-.’, be found one “known aa the saw ­ ultimatum to return, or facr ar­ dust Joint" th a t apparently wo, rest. t« reach Costelln to for "th e common p ^ f 1*, m,,r“ or learn if he would reappear acre ’T h e re were no carpcta arid we unavailing. At hi* apartm ent at found about 200 people in there at 16 Central Park W ait, d o o rra ^ gam bling—ap p aren tly the class of people who can’t affo rd to go to turned away newsmen. A woman who answered the telephone there th e plush place*,’’ he said. Gambler Moyer Lansky, and ■aid "no commnt" and hung up. ___ an oight-maa detail In Costello, (he rrpuird criatc-riag tho inspector Mid. k id (pin who stormed out of a La Forge said th a t Saratoga hearing yesterday, was ordered to polkco were “p o iltk ally eonUoTled, and th a t tho sheriff* office return thi* afternoon. If h* d idn't, ap p aren tly w as too. The police the CommitUe *aid, Ite would be chief, ho sold, would cooprtote “ In oth er phase* o f the low," tu t Ixouiht in under arrest. Firing the morning session was wouldn’t discuss gambling. "A sickening and disgusting Irttimony by state potter insprc*nr p ic tu re ” rem arked Tobey. Charles L. Forge that in a I ^ 7 Replied La F orgo: "1 will agree investigation he found the h o ix w ith you. S enator.” The H 'p e - l - t - r said that in rac* ittiU l of S aratoga, hi Y.. a OctohoT. 1M9, ha got the ’ green beehive of gaming dives. light, more o r lea*, to make a r ­ La Forge said he bc!>c*r«l the rest*." ‘T h a t," protested Tobey, “wav gambling places ate ’*<-j>cn now " three year* too late.” in Saratoga, where th : buty lour” 1 would say so," said La Forgsiit season is just starting. The irtp eefo r M id he waa orI ^ le r. Francis M rCarvey, head of the Rtate Bureau uf Criminal Identification, testified "it would j bate been a pushover" to xup- 1 press illegal gmmtdirg, but purisAI n.->-1 shouting. Senator Chardictloual “ policy*1 interfered. Ir» Tobey (R -K llt l-roke in: “ Welt, step out of th ew d c i J policies and get live one*.” MrGsrvy xald I^ F o rg r’s IPJ7 investigation report was t a m - l over to the .State t’otice Superin. tendent, but no action was fo rth ­ coming “ in this instance." La Forge H id the gam bling casino* operated "all through th* ’tO*,’’ but were closed down te m ­ porarily in IPSO by sta te pol re. lie Mid sta te police d» n >t a rt in local m atter* “unless ordered MARCH 31st IS TH E LAST DAY , to do to by the mayor, or the d is­ I trict attorney, or the upper eche­ TAX LAWS PROVIDE SEVERE PENALTIES FOR FAILURE TO FILE lon, or the Governor of the sta te of New York." RETURNS ON TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE PERSONAL Senator Charles Tol*ey ( R- NHl , TV. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION CANNOT BE GRANTED UNLESS AP­ rioting th a t the report ap p aren tly DON’T PUT IT OFF ANY LONGER ONLY 15 DAYS LEFT TO MLE YOUR 1951 APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION and PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS! PLICATION 18 FILED WITHIN THE PRESCRIBED TIME. RFC Probe Blankm have been mailed lo all who filed application or made r*tunw lant fear. If you failed to receive yount pleanc call for them at the Aaoronor’n Offlee. When applying for llomentcad Exemption for the first time, pleane bring deed with you. If you need help with your returns, I ahall be glad lo aanbt you. YOU ARB NO I.0NGER REQUIRED TO PILE APPLICATION FOR HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION AT THE CITY HALL. BUT IP YOU ARE ENTITLED TO WIDOWS EXEMPTION OR DISABILITY EXEMPTION, APPLICATION FOR THESE SHOULD BE FILED WITH THE CITY. (Canllnaed from Page One) Ihe depression. Noting the rhen g e in economic condition,, (he Cham , her director* said, “ its continue,! d istan c e in an inflationary era isnnot be justified. Today p ri­ vate financial facilities are su f­ ficient to meet normal needs.” The chamber also -aid the defente production a rt passed last year contain* “elaborate pn,vf. •ion*’’ for government defensete e n e r guarantees of credit tu "any business engaged in the drfrnse effo rt” and for “d u e r t loans la connection with defense procurement.” The RFC h u a r tH t , fininarial agent for defense ageneic. m ak­ ing these loan* or guarantees. SANFORD F. D0UDNEY TAX ASSESSOR ANNOUNCING CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP Sw fa& tow n. I S ^ d r s & t l 's y r ' IS- Not just "sold" but ACCURATELY FITTED! TOMS m N » tM*v» aas**f asowa M l ** SatssSer M. S. C. Mltawuri In at- la blast furc a rry *a to can combine with the .la g P i g ’ 11 W h i s t l e The Pig *n Whlntle U known to Sanford, Seminole County and many out of town frienda for its excellent food and lervica to match. Th* *4.. . *- . \ r . ♦ II ^ Ply *n Whlatlu la now under new management and it la our pledge to continue to aerre yog In every way—with delightful Barbecue, our Hperlalty—and many other favorite food* and nandwlchem. We nhal) look forward to your continued patronage and will atriva to m*k* 4.45 Ip7. A la D ! :- W .\ N t r Bokup, - m the Pig ’■ WkisUe your Favorite atop for the best In food In an atmoaI•here of refemtioa. : ‘i ■* tfc:r ,T .' • r* f . ’’ ^ 'V JBSS h ': �:~ r j FRIDAY MAR. K, 1951 Congressman With Six Kids Runs Into Huge Headaches In Capital i PAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA !» '■ * ' UII ■ n r ARTHUR EPSON (Foe HAL ROVI.E) WASHINGTON. Mar. 16 — (iP) — From February until Novem­ ber of lari year. Walter Roger* of Pampa. Tex., buillv ran for the job rf reprrienting hi* district in Congren. Now that he ha* won it. he think* maybe he would have been smaller if he had run in the other direction -- away from imtead of toward Washington. ♦ ‘Man, man, the truuble* I've had,” sighed Rep. Roger* (l>Te*.). | For iom« time I've t.een won­ dering about the every day probIrma a Congressman run* into. Problem* like merely getting *ettied In Washington. Problem* far removed from the one* he f a re , politically. A* th e fath er of four, I have kept my eye* on Roger*, a father of »l*. a* the Congressman who might tie my man. lie wa». For th e mother and fath er of John Edw ard, 12 W alter Edward, II; Su*an Daly, 0; Thoma* Kelly, 8; Robert Joseph. 4, and Mary Catherine, 2y have had th eir diffi. tniltic* all right. I Incident ally, John Edward «r W alter Edward i* rig h t. One U named afte r hi* fath er, the other after an unriet. Roger* anon Icarnrd th ere **< no chance to rent a hou»e for a family of eight in W ashington. So he bought one. Hut simply g ettin g the family here turned out to be a* complex a* a troop movement. "Jean — that'* my wife — started out in the car with Ihreo of the boy*.’* Roger* recalled, They ran Into a b i l l i a r d In Arkansas, and had to leave the B E S T W IS H E S To FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MAY YOU CONTINUE TO PROSPER AND GROW IN YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME . . . . Clarence L Wynn Painting and Decorating car in Ucmnhia. T hey came on by train . The car i» atill there. “ Then our maid sta rted out with the other th ree by train. She ran into the awitchman’* itrike. I'll »ay thi* for her; *he WASHINGTON, Mar. 16 — (/P) —>The Senator tilt iherr. peeiins fought everybody until they put her and the kid* on a train ea*l over the glatir* rootling on the lip of hn note, tin black tiring tic out of Chicago. it ilightly atkew, hit hand fondle* a gavel. “Then they di*appeared. We Senator Tom Connally (D-Te\ ), the an with the iharpett tongue finally found them in Philadel­ on Capitol Hill, it holding court. phia." At chairman of the Senate Foreign Relation* Committee, Conn*llv Even *o, the Rogers fam ily b*a' the Roger* furniture into W ash­ has th e big job of g ettin g th o f ------------------------------------------------Senate to go along with the Bradley “ Senator Bradley,'* lie ington. thi* error by rem arking "In stead of the direct route, A dm inistration's foreign policies. , covered H r prm idrd over the joint hear- he wished Hradlcy was a semi they took the *tuff through Shreveport,” Roger* *aid. “ So ing hrld by hit com mittee and tor. “ I'd he glad to place him in tho we »pent t« o week* at the Shore- the S enate Armed Servicea Com­ m ittee to Hvten to testim ony on place ot tome of thotc we have ham Hotel. thi* country should here," he »aid. Hut thi* was “ I have nothing against the w hat cour»e in sending troop* abroad. ■‘only a pleasantry," h« said. "I'm Shoreham. but did you ever try follow Thi* wa* the great hearing fond of all the Senator* —some of to keep oik kid* in a hotel for which followed and accompanied them when they are pfcxrnt a n t two w eek*? Especially after they the g rea t debate. tome vs hen they are absent." learn they ran go Into the coffee it the Senate got plenty ‘We love our chairman," * a i! »hop and sign check* (or what, of Prom big league advice, from bolt, Senator II. Aletander S m ith tliever they w ant?” NJ>. W ill, the Rogers finally got into the pro and eon league*. It heard the nation's only IW "T har* just rteinroclty," to n th e ir house. Trouble* right off. lit.' tr>m! Iiv.l " l h a l . u n a t it i I b, The washing machine broke down ing rx-or*«idrnt, H erbert Hoover, natty teplied, "that * n a n of the It heard from the man w h o bi-partisan foreign policy.' and flooded the basement. “Then the new dishw asher was twice trie d to win the presidency, Connally often tangled with Senator W herry tll.N 'rb.». Once hooked up wrong, and when Jean Thoma* E. Dewey, It h eard military- big shots, like W herry romplamed that Connally turned it on, w ater spurted every­ where. She called up here, fra n ­ General* Dwight Elsenhower an I was trying to intimidate him and cut him off. tic. One of the stenographers Omar llrad lry . And it heard Senator Taft "I'm not trying to suppre** couldn't think of anything but the F ire Department. So *he (H-O hto), college president lia r, anything,” Connally snorted, "but called the Fire Departm ent, an<1 old S tnaicn and assorted political bombast and Gasconade." leader*. (Gasconade," say* 'the diftioni hr j lim it'd the thing off." If the 73-year-old Connally wa* “O . “i* a l*oa*t or boasting.” ) E v e r y t h i n g else had gone im pressed at this array of talent, My favoitie Connally crack was monthly, though? made some year* ago. lie tossed “ Well, no, not m a d ly , The he certain ly didn't show it. The newa storiei on these hrar- n at Senator Hridges ( H- Nl l l , older Imy* disappeared on theft hike*. Down In Patnpa they rod' ing* dealt motlly with the tcttl- but I like it became it oeea-inn everywhere, und they couldn’t mony of the eminent witneatea, oily can he used on any Senior, understand why they couldn't do but the tall Texan with the ijuer- nr on any one of u«. ulou* voice managed to leave hi* * otmally aid to Hridges: the name thing here. "If the Senator from New “ We found them four miles mark every lime. ftnlii home, in Rock C rick Park, ) One th in g about Tom Coiiuklly. Ilamp*blrt would approach th, ntattir* with an open mind in. 1 hey had found a wounded duck Hi* barbed tongue i* im partial. F or instance, he wa* hard on -lead of uu open mouth . . nnd were busy taking care of it. -'itiainnal laughter drowned thi­ "W hat eon Id we do? Their pholographr*, a group difficult lo ne h ard with, ri * of the «rntrner. The record H o y Scout oaths, you know.1 When Dewey wa* testifying, doc n't how whether Senator Roger* paused barely long Connally snapped; “Get through I ri.lge Joined in, enough for another »igh. "Y esterday a week ago one nf with your photography. I don't the girl* rame in anil said, ‘I t’s want you sticking your machine* |1F.ER DISPUTE raining out in the hall.' I said. in the face of the Governor, Q rt your picture* and get o u t.” IND IA NA I’OMS, Mar. Id— ,!'• •No it isn't. It’» clear.' "She said, i t may he clear o u t­ Sometime* it was difficult to The German* want to -et tit. side hut It sure I* raining In the tell at whom he wa* hitting. record straig h t ahmit th e W l hall.' Well, I went Into the hall, When Hoover finilhed hi* tot- beer season coming in w ith thn' Irish festival. St. P atrick's Pay. and damned if it w asn’t. If wo timony, spectator* applauded. rv«r have that much rain in the A fter th e cheering died, ConThe Athenaeum, * rlnb known Panhandle, w ril have a bumper nally asked, "Anybody e l s e want a* Da* Petit Thenbau* b efu rr the crop, lo c h e e r? " Iir*t World War, today scheduled "One nf th r kid* had put the Mare applause. a feast of it* mvn for Saturday. cork in the basin, turned on the So Connally said: “Since thi* f* Dancers in Havarian eovtume- will w ater and had forgotten about it. it m eeting devoted to noise, I honor St. Ilrrmn, a monk who this It ruined th r plaster, and 1 guess thought it wa* ju st a* well to let ay should get eri-dlt for roo wo mopped and -erubhed for tw > you blow off if you wanted to," eor ting book beer. hour*,” Hut m ostly Connally i« hard The phone rang, and linger* on fellow tenalor*. startrsl. lie seemed relieved to He com m ent^! to General J MATERNITY llll.l. find it was only a business rail Lawton Collins, "1 suppose you WASHINGTON, Mar. lit— 11 *>_ from a constituent. have nut* In the Army ju st ** Some pro. peettve mother* would iso Jo In ai<o k'snala '* * _ .a t a * *i we do In the Senate.' lie relieved of one big w orry under "W ould you rare to specify?" provision* of a bill inlrmluee.l in Human being* are believed to Senator Lodge (R-Mass.) asked the House today by Rep. Flno-t have lived In Carlsbad Cavrrn«, Connally didn't. Hut he said (D-I’i l . New Mexico, dJWfl year* ago. he'd w ithdraw the naughty word If they are wives of *rrvieem ic If anyone wa* nffen “ ded. Put and a»e fitiBiirlally rtn h atrn -'-el Cuatuin foi Lid* a N avajo Indian th a t w ay, only a self-adm ltted nut they would get up to 1100 from to meet nr speak to hi* mother- rould coma forward. None did. J Uncle Sam to help pay m aiern iii Connally once called General ro»t*. in-law. Sharp Tongued And Sharp Witted Texas Senator Enlivens Hearings CONGR ATUL ATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION M a y you c o n titn io to £ r o w ! I'liune v’l— " T h r I.umber Number" HILL L U M B E R A N D s r i M M e Y Y A R D J ill \Y Aril Si reel CONGRATULATIONS FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION For aililiiiy mint her *le|» tit the continuous Ireiul fur Snufuril t*» prow mill yu Modern U'e itiv |>r«>iitl to hitve plnyed n |i;irt in re* ntmlelitiy vuin new limite FAINT g lass Foi »‘ki fk 1 \*» |h ii |i i Vi fl ill (in SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO. Phone 320 112-111 W . tut S i. OPEN FOR INSPECTION. OUR NEW HOME 119 W. First St. MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1 9 5 1 - 3 to 8 P.M . DIRECTORS «i STATEMENT OF CONDITION o m c ifits MAllt’II I. 1951 C Snnford F. Doudney Howard Faville H. JameH Gut E. C. Harper, Sr. A. Edwin ShinholRer George Touhy J. II. Van llo y ASSETS First Mortgage Lonm ................... <1,479,1.16.27 Loans On PtuMbookn....................... 11,837.02 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock .... 27,500.00 Caah On Hand And In Hnnkti .... 151,272.22 Office Building _______________ 17, 340.00 Furniture, Office Equipment .... 2,633.6(4 Current Expense .......................... 4,905.63 U. S. Government Bonds ........ 162.000.00 Total A '.sets ......................... . 11,850.624.62 Howard Faville LIABILITIES SnviiiK* And Invest men tArcounta $1,747,271.30 Borrowed M oney.............. -None Linliilitic.s .................. 901.50 l*oan* In Process ..................... 10,612.05 Hoserves And Undivided Profits 82,513,77 *’tir»enh Income 16,295.34 President 10. ( ’. Harper, Sr. 1st Vice Prcsideni Sanford F. Doudney 2tul Vice President Itnsamond t'liapman Si-irelury —Treasii re t Ictcl fJaldlltlea ... $1,866,621.62 Maude Satelier ,\ j*hl —Seeretury—Tree .surer A. Edwin Shinlv.'.^r—Attorney Member of federal Home Loan Bank System U. S. Savinjfs A Loan League O ffice Hours Dally 9 A. M. To 3 r . At.—Saturday 9 A. M. To 1 P. M. Accounts Insur* ’) To $10,000 $ Mem tier nf Fed cm I Siivlnits & Lon it Imu ranee Corporation Floriti.’i Siiviiiys Building dr Ln:in Lea Rite Loan Association - �FRIDAY MAR. 16, 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FIAIR! DA Dr. Henry McLaulin Soil Conservation News Optometrist It; IIKN WIGGINS III Magnolia TERMITES lie Klin* To Cull or Write To-day For FREE Inspection FIDELITY Exterminating h c p iim t Planning Technician l ’. S. Soil Coaaerrallan Service Phone I t Ants With Win^s May Be State Farm ers Market sir. ler 1( ANK i i i u n iiii I'A itH iiiir M M im ii. r i . o i i m t Th» followiav jiflf*-* rr|»or|r.l by ilit on tb« Hanfonl Httlv Ftrtiwf* M irkrt for produce told 1|i» Tru« k»r» and I 'u l f f t ti|» to I I* M Marrh IS liSI float) Mina Hi! 11(if II *ii*| la llrsilt |V,|* Hu Hl't 13 19 Drafts. T»r*d*rffM*n 9l«« II pr IS 1S-S ia 11**1* |t*it Hunt ha* I '<"■I i t f dr|M*ii*tlnv A waialit I'fi u m fl TS-;I F1«. (3(i]4*n .|sj**inflnjj ■la* d*(>* ru lin g O f i n r u . T em pi* 4 *t*>i IS 31 •Ira p .fru lt. Itunran . IU>* l i t * <ir.ip*frull, ila r.h r * ,,IU .. !l«e I l f S IS t t t l* ll* i proOoi a f K f l i e l *1 l]>* Kanford M tal. S’armer** Market tnial receipt* frutn IS A M Mar H l « l« A M M ar It. I t .H i Thia area rhowed a healthy In* 1 1 «rnarel M o d . r a t * M a r k e t U l f l f erea*e in huihllng activ ity during 1rally aware of the fact th a t It l« ■lr«i]| Ipso, rampot 1 i<> ifld, n n profitable to underhand their Coleman, dtvi*ion manager for •oili. ttvei PHI complete com er Detach the heater from vour F 'o rid a Power i L ight Company, vation fatm plan* have lieen work* electric miser im m ediately after * tatrd yeatrrday in dUcloaing fi* ed out with inoperator. in thia Uking i t; wa»h, d ry amt repla e ufr* foi the pa«t year*. jlU trlct. at once. Clean th e entire mix* The more recent eooperatora to "T h r nmnlicr of new electric with n damp cloth It'* Im portant take advantage of the Uchnicial Bernice- miin»r*iol i* 3 rehahh Iioalltr I* A I<ararr l 3 M . | | t not to let w au r or ju irr get into any p art of the m ixer’* rnoto' *1*t**nr|tnic Index to flic hnmlrer «f new iruild- n*-i*tan.. furnUhrd by th e Soil r tle r r . Kla • l u a l l t y l« A l a r i » r 13 w . J l t Conservation Service are : A. B. ing* completed"* Mr. fid etn an *ald I'ifiH floitrr N y r n d lif »*»»•P e te r. mr , Carl Liwl. and It. B "D u rin g lifts, in 0111 Sanford di»laInor I MS -,J n# I riel, we r on period it 117 flew ejertric Kopeck. f*tn ufrtl'* r* It*j Ito Into |N»i Hum li** cuatomer* while d u rin g I960 we The *oil* of then- rooperalora ffslLard* Hu Itakta |& i t . | !«• • otifi' let! an inet r a te of II were first furveyrd and inappe*! on Ltftfplant I^ltu to , |r#ti«tra l»r> at 1 ia I photograph* hy a toil p er 1 ent. "A lthough lift if w«* coinidctiil *eienti*t. The*. *oil aurvrya were I tnles*. a year of unuiualty g n a t tuft ii*. d h tire h»*ia for w riting !'•1»i*1 1tt1»•it 11■!»i< ill I SANFORD AVK. -fritcGofi activity, th e re figure '•m ipletr *oil and water coliverva- Prpp+fa indieale that t'.f.Vt w i t an e*en lion farm plan*. I 'u tf tltK a K l l mu* o e tte r year. A. It Peteraon'a ranch, ap p ro ii l t i u ||a h r * i "W e a i r very proud of the tr- (ttalrly 7.70 acre*. ron»i*trd of ■hflWUpli, Yril*. C n llR T K O U d S K K V IC K •everal type* of woili, m tnr of N et k tttrd achieved by o u r conimuntty I The number of tnilMiog* <om which a ir well drained and rap TtiWAttiffl FR IC KS R IG H T PiirDp letrd . including m any new and aide of producing good citru*. Turni|i» Tmu I* improved naature, or rotated crop*. Q U A L IT Y M K R C IIA N D IS K n ttra ctiv e fr-iden. e«, Imlltaie* ftirnli* Hdlatl that the rendition of out atea it I filter -nil- which are underlain 1 with hardpon Mir capable or pro fitnaperou*." Mi Cult Ilian aid the |».h ii •lm ing g».>d impimed |ta*ture an" com pany, m it* c u rre n t expantion row iiiu n , hut not *ultalde for am) Improvement program , hat eitm*. There are *till other Mill* w . G . M IL L E R g reatly irictra*< d it-■ farllillc- to t hich are -uitnldr only for wildId* and native forr*ta. , G E N ’ L. (T IN T H A C T D R m ake the ic-iieflt- of elei tri' *erCarl Lind and It. F. Kopeck hat. vice available to Floriila'a growing »t jfi i a In IPlnfldiA farmwith rimllar prohlrm > it l.opul ifioo and to Im p' ve <er Buy your t a r in Sanfoid rv'I IlltldH ( I M ilk' In the n u tte r nf tinea alone, that they hat* a variety of milS t* i> now |3flljdt 1* |rt M M Keep your insurance at h"tn* e flich need tpeeial treatm en t. I> Florida Power A Light Conn* f»"t hi* frinfill ■ |N Im fdH i Pf»*l addition to the re* nnmtendr 1 Vave rcr*l* Oooogli U* .h*#n11fif*I# *"*Hint}' f"n)In»*t€» 'Xtt*«t e v e r erop-, appro tlm alely *it INSTALMENT LOAN 1 t one till * i«l|l item rtf • hlU*" aerr * of Mr. Kopeck’* Inntl will l» flpfi..ilr| h i hdH Itntmlf Wnffc | lanti d to ritru* nn the ronton. DM T. d«»fi# a* a further mean* of con*ervine The Sanfoid A tlantic National t oionhuMi# inol*tu re *od protecting the toil Krlivf rn htiMts lb >lfo. Bank from erosion. r ii n*. % 1ST* •*! n %H *• I’ H The bc*t agriculture lami of on* Member FDIC Tel. ISO niMoimrd l TToo loofriti, » i« country now amount* to a little more than an acre per per»on. If Ihi* land i* not properly cared for, it will produce lea* fotul and filter. Improving and ronocrvlng MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING the aoll I* an answer to thi* prnh lent. Therefore, In w orking out CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE roneervatlon farm plans, the Mill* are treated according to their ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR inpahllltie* and the treatm en t nf each acre of land In aeeorrlnn.. with It* need* for protection am 1 FOREIGN COUNTRIES. ’m nmvrinent. This ha* rrcenllv l«rrn *tr.**r ' v S*-eretary Btannan «f ttie II. S Ifcpaitm rnt of A griculture In hi* TELEPHONES ISO anti 1071 plan* for coorrlination nf tire l>. partment** A gricultural Rraoutcr Room I 0 | Sanfnrd Atlantic National Bank Itlde. Conservation Service*. Stanley-Roffcrs Hardware Co. Phone P161 IA) WEST COST AUTO FINANCINt I'llON K— 2*IH52 Nighl & Suntlay 313 North Main Ktre.l CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD FLOOR MATS SEAT COVERS-CUSHIONS LT. S H IL l.l'K KKFOHTS RAN ANTONIO. T»*.. Mar. 18 — (Special) Second Lieut. Paul* ine F Shillur, ila jg h trr of Mr. ■mi Mt*. Omni* II. Shillur. 41 Beacon Street. Hyde Park. M as*, ha* reported to Lackland Air Force Lane, San Antonia, Texa*. She ha* lieen *»*igrn-d a* a i o t w with the 37001 h Medical Gluu.i. A g raduate of Bo ton Collet:*'. Lieut. Shillut » u a tig h t e n I r.tirve prior to h rr commi**ion in the V, S. Air F o m thU month. „r u i i r> « n ■i lU aford. Stone*, lhi> Mli 'lay I>r llarch A t>. O, I* HKBNDON Legal Notice C l* rk. ik K A l.i John <1 l.ru n a rtlr VVomtruft-l’t r k lr i. lluilein*, Attornay for Plaintiff. DK. H. K. RING C IU R O I’KACTOR plea**' call fur appointment Phone I 73S— I 7« E N JO Y Y O U R S E L F A T TH E SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR MAR. 12TH THRU I7ITI SPONSORED B Y TH E SANFORD AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 53 HEINt; HEM) AT MELLON VILLE AND CELERY AVE, F E A T U R IN G P R II L S BRCADW AY SHOWS MOO I*. M. EVERY EVENINt; SPONSORED BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FEATURING FLORIDA FASHIONS AND PETITE PARIS LINGERIE SAME BEAUTIFUL MODELS ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITS—MANY “BIGGER AND BETTER AMUSEMENTS THAN EVER” When you are whipping chilled i vaporatrd milk to uar a* a dc* *rtt lopping flavor it with grated lemon or orangr rind when leitmn Juice ha* been added to th e milk. T hr lemon and o ian g r flavor goe* well with gingerbread, bread pud* •Unr, prarh inortcake (m ade w ith ranne .1 01 froien iieacheat. during the pa*t five y raia , extend I'd it* diallIbuliun and tian*ini* •ton tine* from a to tal of n lit * to U.Ul’V mile*, an incrcaat o f 54 per rent. Jack K. Mttrriitnn, Manage! 75lh A n n i v e n a r g 75 Yean of Service to the Nation Mr, Walton, come here I want you." ‘M r . B a ll, I h o a r d o v a ry w o rd y o u o a id -d itH n c tly P C o a t! to C o a it a n d M O R I C H IV R O L IT TH AN On Ifarrh fO, I t ? 6, fa « hnorjitit boor# la fau n a. 'Ac lrUpl*tnr r n n irJ III lint intrHiftbh im lm rt. .ilrmiulrr tiruham Bril aai iihour la liy ia tend All lofre liter a n r . itununlltn hr huJ deified. Ill ' atinnm/. fAomui tf'utuin. m u m anmktf room, holding u receiver la hu ewr. Suddenly, Mr. Bell agtef the and o / a tvlleey peer All rlcUAer. Hr rti/W our. “Mr. WatKoi, route Aerr; I a a of fo u r An Iniuml hurt It’u/uia t u r n inM thr room, ihanllng, ’ Mr. Bell. I heard e w y word ynu tnld—JhHnrlly,” Co J « lilt 73 Texas tlnce then, the Tele| J l phone imlutlry luv grown up to • w transform our everyday pattern of ttvfcif. For millions, the telephone hat ha- A N Y B o r d o r Vo B o r d a r TRUCKS OTHKR IN U SB M A K I! pruffimt, telephone tetvicc to ihipt and vthlcki Today America ha* 62% o( the tnwM'a tckphotiev ami enjoy* the m an and the Arif telephone ttivicc in the world . . . another grc.it achievement o( American ingenuity under a lyviem of free emerpriae and mdt* vkiual Incentive and reward. Each year the telephone bacoenaa more utcful. and more euential to the proeperii) and wcurity at the nation. Today it unitet the country, playing a vital rote hi mobiliza­ tion and productkm for defenac. Here in the South, more than 52.000 vktlled employee* and nearly JD million Southern Bell telephone* are on the job— more than twice as many at we had when World War II he«u. And ihare an four iknet at many Long D l w e cheuha. in aO, we have hn» more in n M70 mMen wueth |y C H E V R O L E T /i H O LLER MOTOR SALES "==- B y \ - ==? , * | ■ « �Ti i F r id a y 1951 m a r . ig . n ir . RANF«»nn h f .r \ i d. sa n fo h u . ru m m y pa g e 11 ■ n in e «vr« SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY! Lejral Notice 1% TIM l IIIl • IV t i l l IIY. M M I I 41 III! I I I 1 III* I II Ml* I I Mil| | | % . I> I M l • MM M MIMII.I M il > 11. I \ I II ! > l I II I . O \ Tr**| i 31m * i M ll lt . \m *|.e». MMtlt O iiiiu rn |M« . rat K «5. vir 1 iM hltor f*r ri.iii.tlff UtlAmli*. Florida Ml. m i . H A Y M O K D Kt.W3lV< a s A n c i l l a r y Administrator cum snnt'i«i .»f *hr l.* t.it Illlttflk, i|r. f a » N | l)U. C. I.. I’KHSONS t«Mani#nti of W OpIomctrLt I'U lm itf. v11 1. «;n \v t : u : i 11; im i .\n it A h EYES EXAMINED ♦Jit W K I . K 3 h?» * t:.- ami 1 N I T i «> h TA TU rt u p \ m :itn A I »#f# lid 1* ti IV m *TM » m i* lift S Palmetto A l t . G LASSES n % « r i;ir % *%i • K IT T E D i N o t Id# I# tli#f #|ijr * U # t t t h a t y fitter flliti by YlflM*" o f .i d«*< ree o f fu r»r'ht^Mf. 4.11.1 1«4 lb* 2nd tldt .Ilftnii A I* I '*M, rrtt#M"t In a s**"*in * 1 ■. A T hree D a y s' C o u g h Is Y o u r D a n g e r S ig n a l I*'*Itd i n (| in t h e 1 11 .iM.lt 1 *11*11 .0 1 ... N in th J u d tiU l r i n u l t . f Florl.li. In a n d fo r Nt-mlnol# C V uniy i *i •' h a l i r * ry. i\n»r N « T i l l w here in m I t V Y M u M . 1:1.1.A lt # . .*• \n< iflary %«ltnlnl#lrntor « 11m t* *t*rTtrnl» *ihi»f ill# l!»ti»t» i.f \V j.ri- Ihillrti th tr.ix .l U l l a l n t l f f . affd It I. «SI, A V K I . K V . J i t And M i l l .% It U l l A V I l l .K V. h i . Wlf. and I W I T U M H T A T K H i» K A X C I t l i 'A .*>*• fir Crromiilnon rclicia,promrtl) breams f. n.l tu t .. |. T I I U Y f M U f tH K L !l g”ti light to the u J nf the trouMa 33 I U T K u* I'lii-cUl i l i> .|i f In f b - t n ur> H i l l offer for *,f|r and pr|| at to help lomen and ctpcl geim ladrn nn htli ti u i rr y <*• 1h r flight . t M . ld r r phlegm and aid nature to soothe and t t *i li , at ih# i n . 111 d.rt.r .if 1J10 he.’ l taw, tender, inflamed bronchi*! **finr» Motit' In firni'liodr t*!»iintj, Fl**ftd f, flat ItiU tit# Ira at h o u r , of membranev (iuanmlced to pleaie you a i r . ..n M o n d a y . I Ur ; n d d a # o f 01 money refunded. Creomulikm ha. Afiftl. A 1* l ' 4'*I, I Ifr fdllaiv liit* ir.il flood the te»t of million, of uier. o'.litt* *1111.11. Hrrtilhufi Iiim; and |.»-|Mu in fNiunly. Fl o ri da, l i o w l i JW jj t o . m : •, ,.f S* 1 Mon 21. T * .a n .h l| > 21 pG.mh l U h « r 2> l ! a . | t h e M i n e i. r n*u *fdd t • * 4 t u f y . a i d LIMITED SUPPLY Order Today! MORE and BETTER GAS SERVICE A iii'it GAS I ' l . A NT fur S.inlmil is now tniilri GAS C O M P \ M hum*' m u Sinilmil Chfl Ctlfl, A(t?| ■>••<•*» • |)I: i i i I . is s i h n l i i l n t l m imiiplrf inn in I *.l 111*.I Vnruum S to r e s , In c . " I I l i o n OBLIGATION, I would like n (m> home •••men U.i’iiiii nf, ) mn lu uutiftil Hrand New Tank Ty pe Vacuum ('leaner complete tor 415 95. lm f in e r f u r l f ur t-m ikm i;. l u r H itle r h e n liiu :. lm FICO BRAND INSECTICIDES T I i I n f in e r s e r v ie e is n .iiiln lile fu r y u u r liiitne. te f r iR e iiilim i m u l fm S u ^ - A -I .its nittini*. G el f ul l i n f u r n t a ll u n a t m u u f f i c r , - 1" E a s t Name Addle** I'ity mu « r •■■»>. 'M"»t W t ir r r C IT Y fLVS is u .u iliililr , 8.V i u f V m r t u d ' s limiirr* .m .l* u i t l i C V S •KW N . O R A N G E A V K . O R LA N D O , F L O R ID A . I w llandy (m i |,<m Hein* IIn. mt.l lu'IG'i GAS SEIIVI CE fm Sn(II«tttl* ACM E D C MO N S T k AT1 0 N mm iiiiliuualir ititlcr hcullni;. Inis ntiitlr tl ilcriiriit.U* In mill m*w (i t m l mtiuu lmilitu-> tn TTip of at i; VS 1*1 VN| HOME of ;iihI lu'tl.r GAS SEEN It L Inr >mi iiml lm " •»«. tilnttl m i l iirmlmi' it rlfitn, ilr> (.AS nl stlltnim •iii.tlil%. Unit's u l i t ^ mn fiinl. The uiviilli i nrmt uvil use id 4'1 1 A GAS, |tiirliruliirh fur luimr luMtim; .mil lm C R E O M U L S IO N *ft *M« is in | irntiil. ‘ i m i ' l l m l inn. Tin s e r.ie e I In n- is lim u e Ii .'*i I i i i k - lie .u iu l th e ru s 1st S tr e e t . APOPKA * ORLANDO * W I N T E R H A V E N State IK It. K. D. 8 K N D S P EC IF IC D lltK C TtO N S SA N EO ltD D E A L E R (M ASK & COMPANY F l o r id a F lo m t o m P fln Y V J t.KEEIt Ill'll It f Kepi t .fill,1*IVt A . II. G A K D E |*M>|ili lit fry I! LOT 15. Kent Mellmi, Umi Seelion. HERALD WAnt AdH flHSfUl, SStt.lMI ItaUner «-*ay. *'TS un Lnneh Vvenui' in lliuli. land I’M k. f.'Mtt.nu r ich j fdl.l•'I For Remit* down, Isiloio •• on*)', Tbr ti.lla n Ih i i . i i , nri A '- (.Hbll.hrU .M in * M a t.i ■It tt i .« la l b . t lim e tta **r llat i M r i i l . i i • • IlM N .In ** * la * ** n r t*.r lib* I n .r r ila n II wr IM . r , 11*, n M lln r* C* n r tin* I n . r t l l n n f l i a a n . * In t i n ti n #. IWflftl* n i t l o t Marl* l a r * r « r * . PHONE MH W a n t * d . w ill b* M r n a t n l • t a r tb * tafiabB ar » * w r n . r a i , * m * r b a r g r ,r , m i i m m * I* It.)** . In l b * I r l. a b n i* . b*H*b. l a t a l a r * f a r I b l . arr„*aH,M«.ail«a t b r M l r l l b t l I* r l p f r l , * In a*» a r a a i a ' l r . r * * r * r r f a r m m la r r t . r r l b * b* *l b«**«ll*i. * * r « l r * . ■II U a a t . 4 a m ** i I,* l a a a r a f rt»* »* l b # 4 a . b r i a r * a a b l l r a - llam. r i r a a r • • I I I ) ■■ la * * * * 4 la l* lr I f ■■ a r r a r * r r a t * l a ) * * , a 4 . W a r a a a a l b* rtaaaaalbl* la r ira . b a a a a * l a r a r r r r t la * * r - THE HERALD SANFORD Of fin* llo\ tr- s. Sanfnnl. F I . O N LY V KKV» l.h i i Lnritr lot- on I nk* l l ni nry Mini •St .'ohn Itivi i, Nit i-ly wooded, im fo'i nnturul an N il tnarh S IT I h l , H llltVIt IIS V E N E T IA N III.I ND.s mml. «. TUXEDO FEEDS r.-mp order. Semln.d. V. i ti■*r> lillm' Hunt'* T u i.d o Feed Store. Co. 821) W ItcJ Hi. I'row. CONCRETE HRVVFR l,IPK 1152-14 Septic Tank*, Grease T inpi, Dry Tanks, Tank Cradles, Stepping •Htl. AN D u Mm on,a : •ni'o OrLind,, Ev. nmg S tar. Call tUlpl. S to n e., Benches, Flower Pots, It a v 11H4-.I lll.H-ks, Window sill , ami Im tei., Concrete Floors, Machine fin­ ALL TY PES of Itnlld >r. , M ,rk. ished. Free Estim ates. Hen e.inlde Hates t r ie CtUMill VCI.K CONI IIHTK CO. mat*" C arpenter 4: Gr*,ay, .09 Elm PhoneH U I'ho-.e 1-0,1 \l „• Mm* V Hall. U r illor, S f) Hiehiey- H ot K I.ATII. SHEET ROCK, VV’OtH'VV ( H IK IN G Ca bi n, t », N A ILS, PIPE. STEEL IMMED •iiHti, A s -oriiitr, Klmidn Stati' Countei , Hhelvt's, ,t<-. to . ..ler. I ATE IIK1.IVERV. P H O N E Hank Htlildini;. Hm*ll boat*, built, tepnile*!, re Mini d im N.V ,C, N H V i Hooin houre. Call uftn ft,n C. Vail 1413-J F I.O ltlliA Giant pepp-r p tan i., NF.tV 11 i si litre rurtaced to rwr5:110. 155L’-lt'J. i i.i lintner. Phono 2fd">-.l. ,V1 TitA fT IV K 'd llisl 111o.jit hi,no , fin linn. Old floor* made lilt* gnl 42 vt ..par lout livitli; room, ItiiH'ly T op-Flight Paint n. e I ni-hing, leatunv A •*« pr. i4 :»,'i liirnlo m| md. J r a t KurHKe. Trltn». Men'* Loaf< ■ny Pirtnlilc |,ow*-r r*l*ni 21 Tarpaulin*, all sites year* rt>i>crienc* *n S*m nst* VHMYNVVV S CRP I . I S NKW MAS! INK V IIO M K . 2 II. d County, II. M Gleason, I ats Ph.1321 M*r > Room*, Klretrir K ltrhrn, on 310 Hanford A le. la r v romat lot, nnarliy ion,- •Vr both ‘o.* whrn you non'' hrlnir l..\ W.N Ml IW E IiS Si,ar i„ niel. hi nt irnty MrSOO.OO. One half rath. your p reo riiC o n s to LANKY’S. cycle* repaired, lock and key Minim- like lent. Phene IAS work. Prompt service, II W IED SHRIMP Dinner ’The Hhuma.. .110 K 4tb Kl 2 HKD ROOM IIOUKK, on. and F RHost Shrimp on F nrth” at HornCall Phnm MINI for hnlf lintli«. completely f u m i.lusl, rr*». .121 E. 1st St. nia lliy loinm unily, IH^Vilni All Type* tif Hook Work T't.htHl.liO Cash, I Milam o like m il VEGETAHLKS, l.iwstiN k a n d H u n M rKl ilnney ftiBikki epilig Ml.rrllaneou . Sanford Farm J. tt . It VI,I.. Itralln r Serviee er'q A titl Ion Harkei. ____ Khttlda S late Hank HulMing Room 40.1 Htimind Klnm > Ph. 175*. African V’lolets > o..ming ttn At Unt n Hank Huildlnv Klu m i l l i n ullulilr. IfNimoriit ’Jill Mast Is! Slice!. i: III IfllV fiotiu ( i/ .vi tl i ilvi: « , qmt, a. n.* WC Ll bTOlMO SO OU8 : oprutN o LIN' i P 15 nur to a c re cm IIUSTUN; THtr'Vt ! ( AND THAT GOIS LOOK ’ OZARK IKE ' l !Lto M O B u n p iR —— * | BEANS , CAMS T ....... riR S T 0ASEAAAN,'. y POUNDS c v tn v e o s in o N r. s t i u wide o r t n n f 5ASVC c « r w tM AT WON OS A AintAOY • \ U N M A N T LA S T fttA-OM/... set, SKinj* T l, PIG V............. I.U H A U GOTTA TMINI. T hai ALONG WITH ■ iHin ry DOUBLE ro n OUR \ T TL f* W " " .T r ':;' m J i * r )]« W! B 4} - • ?( ] VUP...AN rt „ rcaov \ A C T IO N .' h • w u w ^ Y i t * t r \ t c tP iu P io ire.i - , A Ti„ iQNfrV T ill: i r r <s t KOf ct i, c yi ' H W U P 'j Many v a r h tle . Sirs. Robert ROOF W O R lf V f all bind- K s «H W IH hO hN . SH linker, A0| Santa liar Kara Realtor and Gutter Repatred (Bd I ’s'ot I Drramwoldi. HOMES - HOME SITES n l New Roof, applied Pairdiug 1— FOR R B N T ACREAGE GROVES Handsome mahogany rhlna closet, and coating. Hanford. I’h, #K I.A K A /TATM CNTB. Rom m RANCHES—RANCH LAND round dining table, buffet, 109k VV It R A tkenl.urg .Ml types of Rral E state and Htnrr* 114 W. Ftf*t HtraaC evrrnl porch rhairs. All IHMI.Q0. W.VTCII and d o r k Repairing All Phona 499'#.. Phone l i s t 119 S. P ath Ave. . A ' ’' , l v If work guaranteed. llcMM>m,l>lc I t ' l T C H U N RTYF X n irtm a n tt. R New honu-i near completion, A IV T IO N price* F. M. English, J , . .125 will be available immediately. Hlu m M r la nd C ouiti, South Cl tv Vegetables, Livestock amt mi*H.tIlford Avo. Phone ------------------------------- 1604. ----------g U m tu . relUnruu* sate every Fihlay I.ake front hornet and lake front 1 3 MITICIW-PKItSONAI H II bight at 7:10. fknt. fairry Jones, M ODERN 4-Room apartment— T. A oepltnl* fumithed or unfuinl.had. 600 Park An. Downstair* furnished apartment, 1717 Park Avenue. Phone R7«- aurtionrer. MARVH LENDING LIBRARY S A N F O R D FA R HERS* A U C T IO N Rat,.'he* amt ranch land from 50 I mile south of rity limits on (209 Magnolia l« now open Mon. thru F H . 10 to 12 A M.. It to f, acre* to IOjDOO acre*. Improved highw ay 17-92. _________ I’ M Hat. 4 to 9 I' M. or unimproved. Maple high chair, crib, carriage good condition. 200 French Ave. R after 6:0tf p, a; KurnUhad G .rir e Apai Apartment. Adulta only. No peU, Rent ARTICLES FOR SALE reatonahle. 224 W n l ARTICLES WANTED l»th GOOD A N D B A D Street. Phone 271, ... tP.DJ G a ra io Apt. 12011 Magnolia Ave- Used Metal lea Hoses Used Grunge chair* .... 10.00 We buy, Mil A trad e uted nue. Couple only. fu rn itu re. Wllson-Maler Furni­ Used 3 pc. cane back Suite .... 14.95 S room modem hcaito 4 mile* out. Used Dining Room Tnlde tu re C v. All K ' i t Phone 95k 9.95 Phona .Tt2-K. __________ Used Dining Table* 4 c h a in 19.95 HELP WANTED 4 room fumi*H«d* apartment. All C»H 2 pc. Living Room Suita S9.9& ronnnionret. 8 mile* from Usad 2 pc. Fibre Living W antml: grocery cashier* asp en Sanford, I ' h o n c UKO o r I T £ X m m Room Suite 19.95 ence preferred hut not neces­ Used Oak D rrasar Rasa 9.91 sary . Apply Mr. Whatley, WANTED —I Used Odd Beds, full and tw in 7.93 M argaret Ann Stores. New Rollaway Sofa Bad, W ant In rant a private, car R*f. $44 95 ------------ ------ 29.95 W ANTED—girl for fountain and By month.. Ban C, e/o Usad Fluor Lamp* d ru g dept. l ainey's Drug Store. .... 2.96 MATHER OF SANFORD AGRKHSIVK Salesman: Steady P ia n a 127 em ployment, many opportunities t —RRAL ESTATE FOR B A L E -2 1 8 2 H B . I at St. fo r advancement. FIRESTONE MILLS SWAP S nor— 405 E. 4th COLORED FOLKS STO RES . ............... ........ 81. We Buy. Sell or T rade most Wa a n disposing of our colored anything. I'hona tldUI .____ W A IT E D —Ten young white men property In Sanford a r e a ag e 18 In 33 for parking house. Kelvinator Stove and R efrigerator, CHEAP. Lett a* low a* 110 Tra„*portatlon furnished. Call automatic Launder,,! Wnthlng down, $5 month. Rath Da Hue, P. a t SOI Palm etto Ave. Machine, gas h eater, practically O. Boa 1658. Ha new hand lawn mower. Tele­ W n'lrasa wanted at Touchton -96000.00 phone 1AA9-M D rr a Company. A to Mr. 430 X 90 F t.. Citanrd 350 N. H. Red Dana PulleU. F ^ T s J H d U fo re 11:00 t t — WKlte Rocha—1^** -IA » 0 fu WORE W ANTED mi b a b y s j™ ha dan# oa houaa. Also saveral s s e - i s s n s ^ ' ”* Ifrw ly baiH, 4 room 451 E s i t G ram vat A1 will furnish 81. Ora ave CD* FI* « 700 4 * is itllag B U tian and Store combined fac aal* or rent a t 9th S treet astd Baaford. I mud re F. P. nines. 814 PaiiLctto, •i homesltes, near Sanford. ^ !w r u i r i taint, feeders, 2 flow brooder*. Poultry wire. 80 hens Bests, 12 hives of bees with honey. 17 *nnnklrrs. Ornnge, Pink Grape, Tangerine Trees 6.000 straw Iwrry plants. Iflr 1.000 “Tomato Plants. See- -Dr. - C. c . V. SU fk. ------- 8, llom otfl. A ir It**.-, Sanford .Florida. 15- AUTOMOIIII.KH I In C HCAN n o v v f VV’m l itiM icy w T JC H g a s 7 J -1 5 RENT A CAR. U-drtve it bv d*y. week, nr season. E nglish F*»d* and American Fords, *e,1»rts, station wagon* and convertible* tftrtckland-M urrW n. Inc.. E. F irst St. FtHI HALE n u n Ford V8; *4 ton plckun. E x rrllrn l tiles, and meebanu *11v good. A real bargain at >595 U0 1937 Lincoln Zephyr, furdor *<<l»n with Ford V8 -Engine New complete transm ission. Cheap transportation for only 9125 un 193(1 Ford VH Sedan, one of It •« good tough cars for only S 150.09 HUNT MKItCUItY CO rV * . f a s •• ■ 111*3 sedan, Radio 1947 Dodge Custom club roupe, Radio 111*15 1947 Plym outh Special D tduta 4 door sedan. Radio 1995 Ci-v-,g.' NOH l Mg AH / TO;WANrMLXta - X L I —/—A . __ II) 1‘nul HuhiitMut i n N. Palmetto A te . Ph. 1558 ETTA KKTT D E P E N D A B L E U S E D CARS A N D TR U C K S I o w t a t n HHr rv*j \ V . - | ( VC q o a h d tu Ttraovr a I V . 5j \__ 1917 Dodge Custom 4 door /J 1948 Plymouth Special Deluxe 4 door sedan 1895 I N ' Dodge Custom 4 door sedan 1195 1948 Chevrolet S ton S aW stak e fdtfi oft S tre e t. Phone S IS -J^ 1948 Dodge m ton Cab and W atch and c lock i rpairing. Rulov.i c h a sti. 1995 0(1 w atch factory method* used. 1941 Chevrolet S ton (tak e #496.00 Lower price*. Fellow* Home 1940 Chevrolet 1*4 ton Aveitne. Shop. 1700 Sanford | stake ■ LAUNDRY —a immo "612 ^,Vt V_at < ■. w . ' r S E M IN O L E C G IIN T V M O TO R S •19 K. 1*1 81, Phone lot I . a �* -* 4 t F R ID A Y M A R . lfl, 1951 T H E S A N F O R D H K K A f.I). H A NFCM W . F l.O H ID A PARE T E N Sunrise Service Is ‘ Planned For F aster Plan* are nearing completion for the B a rter Sunri-e Servlc* which li being rponsered hy the Sanford M inisterial A - o e e t i n n The Service will l>» ■ i , at 1 1.■ Hand Shell nt I'. ir, B asin n >■: ning. In event of rain the -i m e . will l/e held In the Sepi nnle If g 1 School. Hev. A fi MelnnD, j. • r t i e Fir*t P rrab y trrlan Ch ir . on*i president of the M inisterial A* eoriatioo, will bring th e Foster message. The High School Glee Club, under the direction of Mr*. Ollle lire.,' Whittle, and the lllg.i School Hand, directed by It. L. ,a. Cburrh Nolirea must tic presented at the Herald office Iliack. will provide ipecial tnu.ic a* lief,ire publication. for the occasion. Sanford .Ministerial Association The Ministerial Association u llev. Angus (J. Mrlnnin, President I r ■ cd It* appreciation to Clif* .r 1 llev. Fred I-. Horton, Sec.-Treaa, MrKibbin. L*ity m anager, and to tho*e who are working with him MOM t ItOSH ( l i t IM II I HIST II \I'T IS T I III UCII to make the Hand Shell comfort( Episcopal) I'ark \veniie at Slsth S treet ,.i • n every way for the serv er W. I'. ll-,N,h*. Jr.. pa.to r toped that th is will ‘ I 'r . II I ytlleliin /lim n rrm an . II. I)., Hector John L Miller. Minister of •Sanford'* I»rgc»t Sunrise Service PALM SUNDAY Ed lira I ion 0:00 A M, Holy Communion ai d ‘‘W e're S a.ed A i'lare For Vou" Blessing and Distribution of Sunday School 0:15 A. M. •‘T ake Palm*. Your Family to Sunday School". 9;3tl M, Family Service and We provide a place for every Church School member of the family. ■11:00 A M. Choral Eucharist, Morning Wcirahip 11:00 A. M. ttli • Inc and I>1•*rihiitiona >.f Sermon W. P. Brooks, Jr. Palma, Sermon. Training Union 0:15 P. M. Service* during Holy Week Union. For All Age tirnup*. S to ry Monday through S atu rd ay — Ilnur for children under tt y e a r, il ily Communion—7:30 A. M. of ngr. \V« dm- day —Evening P rayer, lit­ Evening W or.hip 7:30 P. M. any and Sermon—8:00 I*. M. Sermon W. I‘. Hrook., Jr. Maundy Thursday—Holy ComWedn* -day Evening Service rnnion- D*:0*l A. M. Good F rida; 7:30 I*. M. 12 00 S onn—3:00 P. M Thr.,- "E .erjr Hoom A* Warm Ac Your I our *etvire of The l'a**i»n. flam e" THE C H U R C H E S n t Federal S of Summolo Countv Phone 1 152-!' OUR CHRIST CHURCH. I.ONfiWOOD < III IM II OI T HE N A l l / MI ENE (L p i-co p ai) 113 Maple Avenue Itr*. II. I.y tllrto n Zimmerman. II. !(■ v. T. It- Itushton, I’aslnr IL. Vicar unday School t i l l A, M. 9.30 A. M. Holy Communion anti ' t uning W ar-hip l*t:45 A. M. Sermon. All are welcome, Junior Society 7:0fl P. M. N Y. P. S. 7:00 P. M. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Evening Service 7:45 p. M. H00 East Second Street Mi d u i i k Service Wednesday Sunday School 9:45 A, M. Morning Service 11:00 A. 51. That t rue substance is God created, th erefo re spiritual and I 111*3 METHODIST I'lIU R C ll completely unlike what the w orld I L. MrKInlry, tlln isler calls substance, j* the theme of lr», P. II. Stephenson. IL B. E. the Lesson-Sermon cnllllrd "SD H ■> 15 A. 51. Church School. A STANCE" to be read in all • Is for every age. Christian Science churche* n ea t II ou A 51. Morning Worship. Sunday. ■ rtiu .n Topic: "The Easy And A ver«e f rom P*almr (101:31k The IL.ird Triumph". supplies the Golden Text: "T h e 0:30 I' 51. Youth Fellowship glory of the luird .hall endure .Service. for ever: the Lord .hall rejoice 7:30 I* M. Evening Worship. in hi* worka." Sermon Topic: "The Elder Reading, f rom the Bible in ­ Brother". clude th r following statem ent made by Paul to T im o th y "C harge them that are rich in Ihi* world, th a t they lie not highminded, nor tru st in uncertain ric h e , but in the living God, who giveth ns richly all th in g s to enjoy" (I Tim. 0; 171. Selection* from “Science and H ealth with Key to the S c rip ­ tu re ." by Mary Baker Eddy In ­ clude thl* correlative p assag e: "51 a I ter, »fn, nnd mortality to*c all supposed eonsrjounr.s or rluint tu life or cxiitrnce, a* m ortal, lay off a false sense of life, sith .ta n rr. and intelligence. But the spiritual, eternal man is not touched by thee phase* of mortality” <p. ai d . Wednesday Evening Service 8:0ft P. 51. Itcndlnh room —Tuesday and Friday—3:Uft In 5 (kt P, 51. CONGRATULATIONS FREE METHODIST CHURCH West Fourth Street end Laurel Avenue Fred It. Ilorlon, pastor Sunday School 0:45 A. 51. •Morning W orship 10:16 A. 51. Radio Program 5:00 P 51. Dial First Federal Savings and Loan Association 20 . Young People'* Service 7:00 ' M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. SL T hut-day P ra y er Meeting 7 1I0 CONGREGATION 51. CHURCH I'ark Avenue and Third Street J. Bernard It.ml. .Minister Church School 10:00 A. M Morning 5Vor*hip 11:00 A. M. Sermon "W hen The King Cam e" MORE THAN A KING In Lloyd Douglas’ book “T he Rohe," the slave, Demetrius, pushed hi* way through thr rrow d on Palm Sunday, trying to see who was tho center <>f attraction, lie got close enough to look upon the face o f Jr*u*. Later another ►lave asked: “ Her him—close u p ? " Demetrius nodded. "I* he r r a t y ? ” Demetrius shook hi* head em pha­ tically. " la he a king?" "N o," muttered D em etrius, "not a kin g ." "W hat I* he, th en ?" "I don’t know," mumbled Drm rtrlut, "b u t h r i* som ething more than a LI.... " king." We are happy to have hart a part in installing; tho completely modern w iring and lijrhtintf for your new office. 116 Mnirualia A Vi", Phone 442 3-Hour Good Friday Service Is Planned ItEVIVAL AT flit.ST CH R IST IA N CHURCH There will i»e a week o f special preaching a t the First C hristian Church. I *>07 Sanford Avenue (egtnnlng Palm Sunday and doling E a ste r. The minister will preach both Palm Sunday and M ter. T h ere will a -preiat program o f »en*onal mu*ic given by tr< Church Ch< ir hr>th Sunday*. On Monday nlhht llev. J. IJuiiwv Ihggs of D aytona Beach will (reach. T uesday night Dr. Paul Carpenter of Orlando will be the. ptearher. W ednesday night llev. Lawrence A 'h lry , of O iaia the State S e c re ta ry for the C hristian Churche* in Florida will preach. Thursday night llev. Laiien Burton of D el.and will tiring th e Message, an d Friday night llev. i Homer H aislip of St. Louie, Mo. * ill give th e rhi.ing sermon of I hr week. T hese week day service* will itogin each evening r*t 8:*k) 1’. M. J. Ilnndall Karri* I* the A ipecial three-nour flood Friday Service i» being arranged by the Sanford Mlniwterlal As­ sociation to he hehl in the_ Fir*t Presbyterian Church on Friday, Mar. 23. 12:00.3:00 P. M. The three-hour lervlce will he divided into seven period* during which seven local m lniiter. will bring message* on the la»t word* of C hrist on the Cro»*. There will be a scripture reading, prayer. hymn, and some appropriate apecui luutlc for etch of the i r . t n period*. M uridan* from Sanford’* varioui churches will participate. A brent ileal of tim e ha* been devoted to thl* service on the p a t j of the cooperating churche*. it I* hoped that all the people of Sanford will Join in it* attendance. Th«*e who are working on that day are informed th a t they may attend any p art of the «ervice; entering the church and leaving when they de.irc. They are sp e cially invited to attend at Icaal part of the service. Congratulations tieorge Derr Heckwith, Litt. If., will he the guert *pe*ker Sunday nt 7:30 P. M. at the Central Baptist Church on Ninth Street rillllS T IA N & MISSIONARY and Laurel Avenue. O. I). Beck­ w ith '. topic will 1* "(iod'* Pro­ ALLIANCE I'ark Avenue at I'ourteenth S tre et phetic Plan.* (ilenn K. Smith- I'a .to r Ml III NINE DEVOTIONS Ihhle School 9:15 A. M Rev. 8. L. Whatley, pastor of the 'I n n in g W or.hiji 11:00 A. M. tiu e.t -Speaker for the m orning Central Baptist Church, will he •ervlce will to- llev. K. E. Johnson, in charge of Morning Devotion* llrulah Bench, Ohio. Mr. Johnson through r.e*t week. The program ha. served a i a pastor and tin U a pn -entatinn of Haiiio Station cvangcli*t fo r many years in lire WTIMI, in cooperation with thr Sanford Ministerial A»-ociatlon, Christian A 511*.ionary Alliance. and is heard daily at 8:30 A. M-, Evening Service 7:3*1 I*. M. The p a s to r will *pcak. All arc end on Saturday at 7:15 P. M. invited to t h e e Sunday Service*. CENTRA!. BAPTIST CHURCH Ninth and l.aurel S lrrrt FIR ST PRESBYTERIAN S. L. W hitley, Minister CHURCH So inlay School 9:46 A. M, Hr*. An g u . G. Mrlmd*, II. It., Wer hip Service 11:110 A. 51. P astor B. T. 0 . *1:30 I*. 51. Unions for 9:45 A. M. Church School. 11:00 A. M. Morning Worahlp— all a g e * . Worship Service 7:30 P. 51. Sermon l>y Mr. M< Inni.. Dr. George Ifprr Beckwith, (1:30 P. M. Youtli Fellowship— GloversrtUr, N. Y. Will i>e our Pioneer Fellow ship. 7:30 I*. M. Evening W orship— speaker. Subejct: "(IrHl's Prophetic Plan hrrmon by Mr. MrlnriD. Special Music for Sunday M orn­ Through The Ages” Chart outline. "Come Thou with u* and we ing: "How Lovely I . Thy Ilwclling will do thee good.” I'lare"—Chancel t.Tiuir. .Special Music for Sunday Evenmg: Solo: "Je su s Saviour Pilot ■Air"—Mrs. S a ra Stoner. First Federal Savings And Loan Association I*ln»terinjr done by P L A ST E R E R I'honr 151J-J Thrrp i.«t a (Ufforonco in FlnBtcrinK' LAKE MARY COMMUNITY CHURCH 4'. C. W hile. Minister Church School 10.00 A 51. Worship 11:00 A. M W estm inster Fellowship <3:30 I Tuesrlay* Choir Practice 8:00 P. 51. Thursday* Bihie Study and Prayer S leetin g 7:30 P. 51. Tuesday, 5!«rch JtHh 8:t*0 P. M. The F riendship Class meet* with Mr*. 51. Pack ham and with Mr» Ann ID»et n* co-bo-te* • U PS A LA CHIIIU'II Church School I0:0O A 51. Worship 11:00 A M Wednesday Prayer 5ie«uug 1:30 P. 51 Evening Service 8 00 p 51 TH E C I I U R c ir OF GOD 2509 Elm Avenue Itr. Joe CrOwa* Pastor Sunday school at 0;|f, A. M. C l a s s e s for nil age* Good spirit filir.i teacher s that wilt make the service it Idessiug to you. Morning w orship 11:00 A. M Message by the I'aslor. All memheis a te urged to he pre-smt at Ihi* service. Evangelistic service and alter call by thi Pnsloi at 7:30 P M Special music and singing, at thiicrviue Prayer m eeting and Bible study each T uesday vveniug at 7:30 P. M. Be su re and bring your Bibles. M issionary -rrvlce Thursday evening at <:30 P M. 5lr*. Slavic Kinard, L eader in Charge. Victory Leader* Band service Fridya rv rn in g a t 7:30 P. M. Mr*. Evelyn B en n ett, l eader in Charge, a program fo r all young people. The C hurch siring hand will furnish th e music, and the public is invited to atten d all those se r­ vice*. SKVHNTII DAY ADVENTIST Elm Avenue and Seventh S treet Church service* Saturday at 11:00 A. M. CHURCH 7)F~CHRIST Elm Avenue and Merond S treet Kaldutlh S ch ool 0:30 A . M. J. C. Nkholson, Minister Prayer m ertin g Wednesday 10:00 A. M. Bible Study. night at 7:30 o'clork. 11:00 A. 5*. Morning Worship. 7:30 P. 31. Evening Worship. It th f only onr Thursday 8:00 P. M. Bible study m wholly w ithin Visitors always welcome. First Federal Savings And Lean Association Your Step Forward In Helping Sanford Grow CONCRETE BLOCK CO W Commercial Ave. GREETINGS Phone FIRST SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION of SEMINQLE COUNTY WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN CHOSEN TO DESIGN AND MANU­ FACTURE THE MODERN EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR NEW OFFICES 1192 �I la Unity Thera la Strength— TH E W EATHER T a Proioct tha P u ca of Iba WorMj T a f n a t l a tha Progress of America. T a Pigdoc# Proaperity for BxnftmL ® h * ^ VOLUME XXXXII I I N n m n in m AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY MAR. 19. « 5 1 More Than 400 House Group Clears Bill Lowering R0K Troops Attend Annual Draft Age To I8V2, Approving UMT Swim River (Pioneer Night To H it Reds Advantage* of the pioneer young man who founded ihit irction over w;he young men of today who are seeking a career or buiinr», were pointed out by Katlyle Houtholder. young Sanford attorney, to the more than 400 persons who attend­ ed the 26th Pioneer Night celebra­ tion in Lake Mary Saturday night. Mr. Houtholder. who wa» in­ troduced by hit father, Etneil F. Houtholder, pointed out that in • th e old dayt, a youth could tin t a butinett or farm on 3200 and go on expanding the enterprite un­ hampered by heavy taxation. Frank Evans. of Lake Mary, who initiated the program 26 yeart ago. again servrd ax a “merry" matter of cetemoniet, topping the introduc­ tion* with an exchange of old lime recollection* wilh Joe Fortier 0w ho wa» bom in Lake Mary in 1878. Andrew Toney, 90. of Lake Mary and formerly of Eden. Ohio, sea* the oldett man pretenl and received a four leaf clover from Sheriff ,P. A. Mero, who in turn pretested Mr*. Nellie Wireless. Lon gwood, a doxen camellias a* a prixe for being the olden woman %pretenl. Mr. flouaholder, pointed out that Iba young man of today rannot ao easily atari a business at did the pioneer youth of yeaterday aa It u k e a loo much capital. "When the modem youth reaches IS. hr flrwta he lajmt ready for a Job ami marriage. Competition |« keen, a» be foe* to eo liege.'* he declared A* a m a lt , he itattd. the pro« n of raising a farall tllr hat been _ retorted anywhere five to 'fV«*n yearn ftr Ut* r a s T o I today. ’i f h e ' gomT Into boalnna M a r . tamee a* hi* father IL ViPrd the tam who in tOlOdld n o tHard ____to woefy .... ■bout government regulation*. To­ day the government withhold* part of hi* profit*, and even If nia money I* fust or stolen. he it III haa to pay hia taxes. H« ronatraated this situation to that of the “self sufficient" pioneer* who regarded the fed^ oral and atale government aa w aomathine far off and were con­ cerned only with local government. Hearty applause greeted hla statement that this government regimental Inn and lost of freedom (Continued On Page Six) Iranian Education Minister Shot By 4Divinity S t u d e n t TEHRAN, I n n . Mar. 19-OPt — Dr. Abdul Hamid laftgansh, former education sdnliter and clone friend of the late Premier All Ratmara, wa» »h«4 and wound­ ed by a student he had canght cheating on an examination. A eommunlit tie-up with tha attack also was sought. Police arretted the gunman, a -y o u n g Moslem divinity (Indent at w lk » Unlvrraltv of Tehran, and hegan an Invratigatlnn In determine whether he w»» a member of the Communist Tudeh Party—the bit­ ter- enemy of Zanganth. The 46-year-olrf educator, presi­ dent of tha university law faculty, had hern tha target of frequent leftist etudent demonstrations In the past two years. The shooting occurred on the university steps. . Police also sought ta determine t M f tha students, Nustrotullah Ab­ dul Ho*win Qttml «M Inked with P ads yam Islam, the fhnallt Mos­ lem group whose rank* cam* tha gunman who assassinated Premier (taxm an Mar- T. Zanganeh. hnwevar, had not been Involved In Hi# #U nation Isatier) dispute which' was responsible foe th* premier1* death. A wltne** la the ihoatlng today said Quml pointed the gun at ^Zaitgaaeh'a b head but It failed ta • lir e . He thenn chased hhn around II* In front af the bulMtng and shot hhn ante In tha email af hla back, tha bullet bad been removed end A t the hospital a doctor said tha Zaagaaeh'a condition wp* fair aa ednestion minister, la lfr, ItW , introduced a draitle law which Uw parliament i after an attempt ta “ _ h en Mohammad la m WASHINGTON. M»r. 10 (/Pi Die bill lowering the drill acr lo Ift<._, and laying the groundwork for a Universal Military Trainmg program w*t cleared for Hnuie debate by the Houir Rulei Committee today. Member* van! there wa» no opposition io the clearance, voted in a closed «• *1 Ion. a- — "" The House will take up the delayed until tomorrow. Many Republican* and Southern measure on April 3 a fte r an Ka>ter frees* for four days o f ilrliale. Democrat* gave advance Indies, It will l>r open to any ami all lion* they will appose the bill. The real fight, however, wax ex* amendment*. The legislation also extends the peeled later In the session In a period of service from 21 to 'Jl cuinplrtr new rent control law which the Administration plana to months. Major fig h t, may develop over tureen) the taw expiring on Ju n r expected moves to knock out the 30. Universal M ilitary T rain in g pro­ The bill brought up today would gram. to har sending United extend control* for 'JO day* only States troop* to Europe without in thovs communities in which congressional approval *m| to put m ntrol* are due to expire on Mar. .11. These are cities and towns a ceiling on m ilitary stren g th . The Senate ha* nn*se»l a com- which did not act to keep con. panion bill perm itting th e induc­ trola past that date. tion of IB-yrar-o|ds. extending the Tighe Woods, the government'* period of service from 21 to 2* Housing expediter, xaid about months, and containing a UMT 1,100 comm unities have voted to provision. Veep control* after Mar. 31. But Meanwhile a hill to extend fed­ cbout 1.300 other* failed to act. eral rent control* for ma n y rom . Controls In those communities will munitirs neared a final rengres- expire a t the end of this month -tonal hurdle today. unless rongref* vote* the exten­ Administration lender* railed sion. on the .Senate-approved extension Only the automatic decontrol hill in the House and pressed for feature of existing Iw would be a decision, hut the vote may tie iC M tis s ts o a Pan* t » * i Millionaire Facet Morris T a lk s To Contempt Charge Club On Value Of In Probe Of Reds Field Is Accused Of Rotarians Ant Shown Refusing To Answer New Procedures In Local High School Senate Q u e s t i o n s WASHINGTON.” Mar 1 9 -0 * ) —A government prosecution today challenged the good faith ol Fred­ erick Vanderbilt Field tn tefuiing In answer question* during * probe of Communiils-in-g ov e r n m e n I charges. Field, a New Yolk millionaire, i» on trial in (edeial tourl on ton(Cs s t ls s H on ra g e Tws i 6 Who Plead Guilty Are Sentenced By J u d g e Stenstrnm fill person* pleaded guilty l« charge* this morning Iceforr Oswity Judge Douglas S trn stro m who pronounced aenlencea. For aggravated assault with m knife whereby several cheat wound* of a minor nature were infiktrd, Mabel Bush. N ex res* of Ovladp. re­ ceived a fine of 8600 and cost* nr one year after pleading guilty. It was h*r sreond offense. William Granville, N egm of Oviedo, pleaded guilty to a second offense of driving while intoxicat­ ed and drew a straig h t 30 day sen tenre with drivers license revoked for one y*, r L»roy Banks, N egro, who med ICwatlaaed Oa N a * T w er Tourist Club Party Will Be Held Tonitc Final arrangemanta hava been made by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce for the pro­ gram of entertainment tonight for members of the Sanford Tourist and ffliufflsboard Club. Ed Whit­ ney, manager, said today. Approximately Ibn tourist* have signed up for the event which will start at 1:16 o'clock, he staled. Mr. Whitney and Mrs. P. M. (tingle* will represent the Cham­ ber of Commerce In grouting the tourists, and Mr*. William Mc­ Carthy, president of the Tourist Hub. will make the response. The program includes musir by a string orchestra under direction of Harry Waster, a Mystery Man guessing game, and other entertaininent. I.ad lee will receive cor­ sage*. Refreshment* w ill he served. SCRUM AN PLAN APPROVED PARIS. Mar. 19-G T)—Six naHons o f Western Europe today in­ itialled the Schuman plan f ir pool­ ing moat o f their coal and steel. The plan for gn international control of Weal Europe’* major re­ sources waa initialled a t noon to­ day at the French fo re ig n Ministry by technical experts of the six na. lions—France, Italy, Belgium Luxembourg, The Netherlands and Wait Germany. ■EMfNOLR DINNER CLUB The Seminole Dinner Club will meet at the Mayfait tan tonight at 7:06 o’clock, President f . A. Palmer announced today. Imre Koraet, an authority on th* Bal­ and kans, win ha th* principal epeekee. I a m* Established 1908 Housholdcr Declares Opportunities Were Greater When San­ ford Was Frontier Cloudy and showers north portion through Tuesday, partly cloudy south portion with widely scattered shower* south portion Tuesday. Continued mild except colder ex­ treme north portion Tuesday. The value of audio-visual aids in modem education was demon­ strated lo the Rotary Club today by I’rnf. Herman Morris of Semi­ nole High School following • luncheon served from the school cafeteria on the stag* of the high school auditorium. Prof. Morris, who was introduc­ ed by Walter Haynes, pointed out that during the w«f the Army and lion o f recruits through th* «s* ol motion pictures and Ttctfoia re­ cords. Since then, he addad, Seminula High School has added » good deal af equipment lo iu plant by way of motion picture* projector* and recording device*. About 30Q films u year are used. he said. Tha acboal la n member U nlfu nlty film llof the Florida Ui of tha University hrary and also al which of Georgia film library from whlc film* are received on an exchange basil. Free flta s can also be ob­ tained from tha Army and Navy, from Industrial organisations and various aisoclatlon. Part of a film called "Choosing Vour Vocation" waa ahown the Rotarians t« demonstrate the type or film used In this program, A re­ cord of a lesson It Spanish waa also played. Mr. Morris commend­ ed the work of tha high aehool glea club, the band, the dramatic dub and the dabatan and Invited the Rotarians to ^*U the class Mrs. Margaret Clark Injured In Accident Mrs. Margartt Clark, 67, re­ ceived fractures af three ribs and bruises In an automotrit* »evident Saturday night an th* Orlando highway about t mile south of Ksnfora. Hho was reported resting this morning at Fern* ia-Lgufh Ion Me mo rial Hospital where she w ss taken after the Occident. Gable with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. G whom she was ridl and Edward B. O'Dorn*11, of Hanhad leg ford, and a pai and kits* bruises were reif Night turning from the program at Laka The automobile stalled aotomoMe D. Wells, 19, of cording to State ntgnw ar man R. D. Harrison, tied of gasoline. The car tlfh u dispUyed, ha aa for Welts waa set at 1160 Judge Douglas SMnetrom, ing further investigation KSft.'SSiS, parso today far a Russia’* Andrri nda proposals conference. If Gromyko shews af heart toward o da the West has mearned and re­ drafted several tlmaa, a Western STRIdSAN TROOP official Indicated, * move will be ADDIS ARABA, Ethiopia, Mar. made to bring th* talks to a cloae. s m s e Chinese Abandon Key Base Of Chunchon As Allied Forces Near 38th Parallel Associated Press Leased Wire No. lit* O ’D w y e r T ells S e n a te Crim e C o m m ittee O f D e a d ly J u stice In U se B y U n d erw orld G an gs TOKYO. M a iT U M A * - South Korean troop* roam the (hilly Hongihon river in Cenlial Korea today in pursuit of Communiit lorcci pulling hack 1ow*rd the 1 36th Parallel. The Republic ol Korea (ROK) ( soldier* were spearheading the cen­ tral front drive of the U. S. Eighth Army which hai >et up Prong fortes in a holding lire only 17 mile* of ilie politically vemilive Parallel. "Tb«ie w*» no ‘topprug those ROK troops." said a military ipokeiman. They roam the cold rivrr rather than wait for hosts to ferry them arrotv in the northwsrd drive. "They were jusl a lot of eagar heaver*." The same ROK troops trapped and annihilated a fhinrve fommuniit battalion Sunday. Dramantic Kxils Art- Made From Crime Hearings Kx New York Mayor Says Criminal Army Liquidated All Op­ position With Lead NEW YORK. Mar. 19—o i l — Former May or Milium OD» >er i reled off Ihr namr* of under­ world leaders lialay as the Sen* tar Crimv Commlltre protwal intu a rrpulrd "big sis” nation­ al rrimr directorate. O'Dwyer, now ambassador lo Mrsiro, livled l harle* (l.uck) I l.uclann* Joe Adonis. Millie Morettl, Meyer Lansky *nd the late llenlamtn (Muxsy) Siegel a* "big" in the underworld rank*. NEW YORK, Mar. 19—OP) —The chairman of the Senate ( rime Investigating Committee ln<|*y eslrndrd • "cordial in­ vitation" lo Governor Thom** E. Dewey lo m*kr any state­ ment he drailrd hef**te the committee. Senator Kale* hetauver l DTrnnl ia-urd Ihr invitation Just before M'tlllim (>'D«)er, *mh*»«*dor In Mexico ami former mayor, waa sworn in a* a witness. The ROKs faded U rk when the) atroag pet roll out In a flanking first met the Med*. Bui they sent movement until they were north uI the Chinese. Then they »m*-h*d the Reda simultaneously from the NEW YORK. Mar. 10 - f / P i front and rear. Former Mayor William O'Dwyer American liaison officer* with TWO WITNISin, Virginia HIM (left) and Frank Costello (right). leave the Senate Crime Investigating Com­ lold ihr .Senate Crime Committee the South Korean* counted S3! mittee hearing tn New York under emotional clmimstance*. Miss lllll, frequently llnfcrd with underworld dead Chinaa* after the battle. t'wlay list- underworld had its own big-shoU, punched U woman reporter and tried lo kick a photographer alter she had te,lined. Costello, who ttery of The ROK* raptured a battery had undergone several day* of stiff questioning, walked out on the investigators, despite a wsrrilng by the court lytlrm that meted out death 76-MM. howlUer*, *everal mortars commit tee's ehtlrman that Iba Senate will be asked tn Dm* a warrant (or tits an v il. (fnfenutliunal) sentence, to uotahiti of ihr gang­ and rifles, and large quantities of land code. ammunition. It waa the firit action of an O'Dwycr, now amhanador lo alxe along the Korean front In 83 MrxKo, described it at "a )udirhour*. I ’uill F . UtlllKt lal tel-up a kangaroo rourt U. 8. Jet pilot* Monday kilted or where they held Inals, inually at wounded !WW of IJS0U Redi> con­ centrated In th* village of Kapnighl." pong. 32 mile* northeast of Seoul"We also found," hr md. "that They a Do reported damaging I t'a a lla s H On Pngt T * » l a tank In the town west of Chuff. ebon, once the central Chinee* o*\ the S M S B R S F W S U K H id * - W U H * * * * ! antly abandoned A (I, B. armored patrol rolling north from Seoul threw buck an enemy platoon that attacked it 20 mile* south of the Parallel on tt \SIIINGTON. Mar. 19 — M IAM I. M*i I*) -f / T i A Ml C, l d«»rd Itooe testi­ II, i l l s MODFKIt h the western front. broadest I vl.ileinent liy Daniel I*, fied today I’rnddrnl Truman On the eastern front. Allied HI NDI IN, Mai lit M l —appointed him *n ItFC director patrols probing within a (** .‘vulliv.tn iliit ( ',ii vet nor lu llrr It, it jsin* • Min ItMiri- Iis-1 iiight with order* that "It (the MFC) miles of the 33th Parallel moved W.IIICH intrriedrd In have i*ce e-tim ntrd llusaiau nod (.’onirniin1st t hlnrae ailliril fnlre- t"K ethrr northward against Red small arm- seeded lo he cleaned up. aad i* track p:iiiliegr» irvliurd to * lunik- nt H,000.000 men oa nver there and Ho a |oh." M'»r M inister and mortar fire. maker lirouglil the lejmndfi (rom Move gave hi* levltnnny to John Strachey set the .Soviet Th# Arm y, breaking a three-day silence, announced "holding ele­ Senate (nvesllgaloe* *hn have llie (innemor Indav that Sullivan ground ar my *1 SJtOO.IKH) soldiers accused him and I*a other MFC “ very large" penrrtinie inobiliments are 17 mile* from the 39th wav a ‘ hired lia r " tatlon but "not the incredibly v*,t Parallel at five point*." It did dlreelnr* of yielding In Influ­ Sullivan, opriatinx direcljr ol ence in making Inan*. Hour’* forer whirl) some people :teem to not locate the points and said it the I roue f'nmiiiic'uui of Greater' fear.” story of Ms Instruction* from would not. Holding el*m«nt* pro Mr. Truman rapped earlier Strarhey, qieaking nt Dundee, aumably are capable nf holding Miami, stood by lu> -tain ,etil. at* nod is war office itle*,, of hithertheir ground against heavy all*' V testimony In vthirh hr denied be veiling that lu* inloi’ialmn <am<rirr Irird In gel * fellow direr, t» seer-t Intelligence rrp i i . tn Th# brief announcement said p* Paul F. Ktitigr, 8 p ro s I Deputy I Iron I r „ | i { » . U l l > . * li a 11ill >an n f rff rr t refuted * formal Kuaaian trols were operating "mile* north'' tor, Walter L Dunham, tn re­ M'glonal Executive of Hrcioi sign «nd hernme "the gnat" of I to ilritain Feb, 21 in which the N ile I1a< mg Cnmnimion. of the five point* and in all othn Hi*, covering North ami .south sectors. It did not say how many the Senate Iniealigatiop nf the The Stal, liariin: Co.ntnI iilnii tlie Kremlin claimed it had little Carolina, (ieurgin and Florid*, huge government lending agrnmore than 2,600,000 men under (I n a lla a f* li« Pa*r T o n ) mtlea. ram i to hf* present position with arms. Parallel 38, which cuts acr»'« »»■ a hroad Hcoiiting experltn. > Initrad, the lliiti.h estim ated, Korea about In the center, ha ■ lie < (lie two major CommunDt nation* WASHINGTON. M ... Uf . - t / V i been the aribltrary dividing lln<each h * < about 1.000,0011 weapon, between Communist north and Re — RPC Difritni C. Eth»*iti Row* Irlit Coiiiintltec and finally n < wleldrr* -Including Army. Navy, publican South Knrea since* the demarwietj today lltal Scnalf in­ H roidtnsslrr In Florida, he eiit, i e«l the I’rofrsaiunal aevir* It and o f World War II. lU ld ly a i|ay iu*u |>a*ic> ut Ihv Air Force, and internsl security North Koreans stabbsd aero* vestigators withdraw their chargts IWI2, and will report a C-idtril S*nfnid Stal, F.irni'-rt Ma r kt t troopj. The jtatem ent. however, Florida Anntial meeting r< nisglit. made po reference to the Russian the lino June 28 and touched n il that u n it rort «f ivcuril fur th* note vm current . . . . . . . . fighting. _______ United ____ _Na_ linking him In an influence ring the *l< nf prfvlur* i nut h u tte m l, fh r War Dfflre opened it file*, tions'*'f*fv** pushed them back with alleged White Home ct,nt*(!». * l { | | n i r f x ' I ’ fi | ? f > | | f i r | l"it tlir 'I hunt p «.||<k| eliding at Slraehey explained, to d i‘pel “tho acron the Parallel. ^ t j Rowe denied the an matinni in ® ^ I IU*0 n'clork Saturitay nighl hrok*1 danger., of Ignorance." Then the Allies were fortvd "It i no, the *s y " br -aid I *11 prrviuus rrourilt, aid Man* south o f th* Him: by overwhelm e prepared statement to Fulbiiglt* | ( | S C O l l t C 0 U H I* get H*ndy An d t r v m (hi* mnrn- “that the Mu.slati fnrrev v ,'r in­ mhcommillre. Iht wntiau reply . ^ « i r n •* Ing me sees nf Chinese Rada who ine. numerable and Invincible,” I O i l 111* earn* to the- mid of the North Kn made nn mention ni twnrn terti- I I I O ( l l n 0 r { 1 II* trv ea lrd Hull during th e 24 Tbr U. S. Senate Foreign Re. run. mony that he had tried lo make a . hours, (he equivalent of t i l car- latlons and Armed Service* Tom. Now, the U. N. waa rolling Mr. Paul F. Mung*- will iep*'il 1l,u,d* «f liriMluce i**i .hippr<l from northward once more, In search of feilow Reconstruction Finance cor to the regular Executive Meeting 'i'* m arket. The major pm tlon m ittee, repotted tart month th a t the Atlantic Part powers h a v e withdrawing Chin*** and Med poralton (RFC) director "the of the Central Florida C-mnril nf till;, was shipped hy truck and 1,47*1,000 turn under arm* and (Cnaltnc.ed Cla N | t T a il trswtteu*# no Pa US s in R«y Scouts nf Amertra in Ssnfnrd about five carload* hy rail. 2,000,000 In the ground force*. Vegetable .*|r* Mtil'itilttrd to tonight. " S o far." Strachey -aid. "the Mr, Hunge h* > tieen working on I uni t - or about ti| i at load. ((■wtlaa,* na N s , *tal a_ ipccial survey in Urn r»n*i«l In addition M. earloadi of citrus Florida Council for the runt ii- fruit were ship|ied f’atiliage continue* tn be "king" month* and ha* met with Commit tee* In the Council on two n o * .- 1e.t the m arket and price > aro* | Inn*. Mr. Rung#'* survey ha, to do about vtabilired at Jl.Tfi to 12-25 with better methods of m u rin g , per 50 pound t>*B. Much of the The Hanford Woman's Club, foiWASHINGTON. Mar. 19 - OP) — Wetlem Hemisphere foreign supporting and training Unit ' lowly vegetable" Is heir v pro- lowing a luncheon at noon WedMnatlavMS Oa N i , al ii diireo in the Sanford a r t " ami Minister* meet here next week for * conference expected to produce i nt-aday, will *non»or a Safety •hlpmenti are ut, > brine received Council discussion. new basic strategy for th* defense nf Central and South America. TAX INVESTIGATIONS (ro m W inter G arden, Orlando and Lieut. R. Tsylor, public rela­ WASHINGTON, Mar 19-<d'» Secretary of S u i# Acheron. *» United States representative, tv Del.and tion* director of the Florida H igh­ An eliterom pany nf federal tav expected to urge each of tha 21 nation*: way Patrol, will talk at 1:30 P.M. in*ea(lga(nr« U being formed to Hy to prepnre lla own<‘ 1, N ot only on "F art* and Figurr* Concern­ track (Lawti U x frau d , of big tim e 1 American cnuntri*a despita the ______ | but also, through Uni ing Seminole County'* T raffic gambler* and racketeer*. need for them In Europe and elseInter-American Defense board, t>< Problems." This w as annnunred Saturday join In devetuplng an overall »tr* where. Member* of Ihr Safety Council after T reasury officials told ro While official* here expect ap­ Mr*. G retchen Lewis Crowell, include Mr*. Roy T tllit, sponsor Igjpi plan. underworld Income wilt expludi X, 1 b Increase and speed up IU proval of the plan, they said porters a three-year fn<|tilry Into Sanford artlat whose decoration* and Mrs. Ben Wade, Mr*. II. M. military program with possible foreign minister* from Central shortly In a shower of tax claims in tha Cham ber of Commerce r e ­ Papaw orth, Mr*. K. W. Fit# and and south America undoubtedly U. E. assistance. ception room have recaived ao Mri. J. D. Callahan, sponsor*. The and criminal charges >. To deelffnate some unit* for will press Acheaon on question* much favorable comment, won meeting for discussion I* open to T hru source* said auch charge, United Nation* service to eppo*< of cost snd will want to know fifed laat week against Ralph ' a- new honor* T hursday In cnnnec. the public. illiS isln S anywhere in the vrorli!. how muck U. 8. help can be e x ­ brother of the late Chicago lion with noted artist* in a dis­ op the theory that the atnnglh pected. cm, Al Capone, merely spot play at Y'owell llrew .lvey'a In O r. Washington’s response to this, itof die UN Is an t*s*nVJ part of iandn. lighter him a* the first of ni*ny hrmlapher* security arrange Is prepared to provide equipment nationally Mr*. Crowell received an hon­ JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 19-D F) known name* to l» inIt ssld, will be Diet this country meats. orable mention for h»r oil p ain t­ A tlanta 50 63 and train officers for at least aerlbed on lax CXIMII 1 ing of Inni# P ark Road, T arpon Plsmark Tbs principles af Joint dtfen.- *om« ll Its hemltphero neighbor* 43 79 Spring*. Tha exhibition was apon. Brownsville and troop contribution* lo the while deferring the questloa of RESTLESS MARINE 18 41 UN. havo b«m adoptid 'n prevt. payment for Utei discussion. ATLANTA. Mar. ur-d/P > -M *v sored by the Orlando Art Aasocia. Chicago 16 21> Denver Inter-Amerkan and United President Truman Is scheduled he there’* no rest foi* the weary lion. 30 7 Dea Motnea ltaff•- Ashsson and to address the conference at IU after all, or at least one of 'em. 40 29 Detroit O PS MEETING Marine corporal Don Raid. 23. Mar. « In Gmw 88 62 Member* of the Sanford Mer­ New York Th# meeting was la the first LssH nnuck from At­ -----'HL- *a. - . a 89 69 today Phoenix ■ w B W f, lanta la return from the Korean chant’* Association were 39 46 urgsd hy Andrew 8tin#, president, Washington on rotation. a u t t j s l A k - w g a war e to Winnipeg Manned latent — coupled with , .Today the Purple Heart veteran tn attend tha price stabilisation Jacksonville 81 67 to he held Tuesday morn­ Mr. Truman'* declaration o f a saM he had a 80-day furlough meeting 70 78 Miami emergency — was ta Lut might not take It *U because ing at 9:80 o'clock at th# Orlando Tall*ha case 70 61 military, economic, and "I'm not the kind of ■ guy who Chamber of Commerce. II. Stuart 80 M Tampa Johnson, secretory, will preaids. c u lit around dolnp nothing.'4 Director A n g rily Denies Influence On RFC A g e n cy Governor Denies Intercession On Behalf Of Bookie Of Accusation Of White House Link ''Vtoirrrh Terms IVniLiTti Crime Commission Head “Hired Liar” British Estimate Russian Strength Af I Million Men ■Market ContinucH To Shatter Sales Marks j Conference Is Called To D iscuss Defense Of Western Hemisphere Woman’H ClubTollold Discussion On Safety Mrs. Crowell Wins Art Show Mention » The Weather y p y irtx __________ _ 1mm � 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. 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S A N F O R D . F I .OR ID A (I nnlinurd from Fage One) Arnold wlm welcomed the Cham­ ber of Commerce to longwood, bv J. I). Morrison mayor of Alta­ monte Springs, who told of the arrompliihmrnta of the Altamonte chamber of commerce of the lmirtam r of a county-wide Chamr of rom m erre, and hy Frank Evans trim invited the directors to the Fioneer N ight program at la k e Mary neat Saturday, and who revealed that the lak<- Mary Cturmhr of commerce, organized in ID22, ia the oldest chamber of rommerre organization the county. Mr. Hall thanked these speak­ e r ' for their comments, said the directors hope to make the Cham­ ber of Commerce a countywide organiration In fact a- well a« in name with equal representation and equal power dtvtdrd among the county towns, lie also thank­ ed Maximilian Shepard, owner of th«. I/ongwnod Hotel, for his hos­ pitality, and welcomed O. P. Her­ ndon, who has l»e«-n ill recently, lank to the hoard. Among the change. In the by­ laws adopted by t Its- directors were the following: I) "Any person or corporation may suhscrtle- for one or more memberships but no person or firm shall I*- jiermiltcd to cast mote than five separate votes re­ gardless of total paid mrmlxrships.” 2) “ Dues of this organisation rhall It SI2.50 a year, payable In advance semi-annually nr annual­ ly " S) ''The affairs of this nranitation shall be administered y a board of directors composed of 48 Chamber o f Commerce C S county two, four and nve. 4) "Elections (hall be hold each September." (>) "Thrie shall b« a primary I.allot prepared and ixaued to th membership and tho 1C candidate* receiving the greatest number of vote* shall automatically have their names entered upon a run* off ballot which shall i* issued to the member .hip. The eight ran* ■lldales receiving the most voles rhall be declared rleeted to lh>U>ard of directors for three year terms.” Earth Tremor II a a l l a a r u Ytm m I ' a a r Owe) as Fiance and llelglum. Most guesses wrto that I hr renter was aiounil Thuringia, In Soviet East Germany. In New York the Rev Joseph l.ynch, director uf the Fordham University nl>vrvatory, raid the I'dimatrd l<-at ion nf the rrntei ileflnitrly mdir.vleil an earthquake of the "re settlement" pattern common to certain arrn«. The shuck was felt m heavy M-as pounded Ihe Eurnp, an con­ tinent, accompanied liy fierce gnb-« which tied up shipping and inflicted widespread d a m a g There wa- no report from Western Europe nf any extensive d a m a g e from the earth shoek. Frof. Frieilrlch lleckor, director of the lloim, Germany, t)t*aer*o lory, said tin- atomic explanation had not I*-* n entirely eliminat'd, but the Wrstern scientists Irving In run down the origin and rau«tnf the shock wen- handicapped for lark of ill-finite infoimatioii from iThlnd the Iron Curtain. Given sufficient Information In such occurrences, scientists would la- able (p pinpoint the sou iris The Wr»J German officiala have ordered an exhaustive investiga­ tion, observatory officials aaid. Earth tremor*, however, are fsir Iv frequent In thi! area nf tin West f let man volcanic range, I hi Eifel mountains. Ry telephone, I'rnf. Friedrich Geirckr o f the .Soviet controlled Earthquake lic-earrh Institute at Jena In Kssit Grrmany »ald Ihe quake was one o f the strongest ever registered there Itut he rul­ ed nut the |M'Kslhllltv o f an explosion, lie did not gTve any re a ­ sons fo r this view. RFC Reorganization llsallasr* . agA tiling. Hr tbqt feeling :T and pain-. »i"l ju-t didn't •" m I" |" tll« rDve man, he Idli't like not M. H. Ruanellafeeling will, ami derlord |o do aomHhing alsotl |L lie lieard alimit how IIADACDI. had lielpe«l many folks wilh trouble* like Ills dne to a drfb-i* m e t at Vitamin? HI, H'2, Iron and Nlarln ami deri*lr*| io givr ft a lilal. Hr made a good de. els Ion. far IIADACOI. did l**lp hint. Soon, hi* arhes ami pains wrdr rrllrvrd. he had a gix»l hpprtilr, really rnjoyeil his food, ami he rested xrell. Mr. Itunnella *aye: . “ I am la the ruitstruclion husi* J mighty heavy work, I wa* worktag so tmnl, and Just didn't seem to have any apiH-Ht* at all. I atartid having arnea an-l pains at •bout Ihe same time- Then, about that time | decided to give HADAC0I. a Dial. Right away, my a«hlng was greatly rrllexr*l V and my appetite picking up. I started eating regular meali, alreidug well and m y gcm-tsl roinilthm was greatly Inipiovril. have Mace rontinued taking IIADACOI, regularly, ami feel th at it Is a wonderli.l pi—lu.i I freely mommend IIADACOI- ai • good product." v IIADACOI. ran help you if you ■ Buffer turh defirirncirs. Ask your ^ inijnriat for IIADACOI. Inday g laot. TUo U l l a i r I s r s s r s llM Adv I ’r a m **sa» < l a e | sgenry. tmw under file on charges of yielding to infltii-ori- in making loans. 8<> the fa d of a majority vote against icorganlting tin- agency— evro though it fell shod of the irquiird 218 to Id"* k It w i i - a fiossilde Indication that later tr.U inlg hi pass piopo-i-d l»gl-Uti"o to kill Die RFC. This oii'h-Uving isspe was recognized in Ihe debate. * , ;i ...t.iw h lle Republicans Korean War lleartaacd Vim s Psss lias) the northein section ol the erty. ” 1 am very hapnv to be entering Seoul again,” said General Falk Cun Yup commander of the ItOK Division. I.t. General Mntthew II. Itidgwav's Kighth Army headquarters said there would be a lapse uf sev­ eral hour* la-fore it would U- pos­ sible to rrleast! mote Information on the Seoul aituation. 1). S. 25th Division troops east of I hr city had rrosaed the llan one week ago and driven 10 miles northward against steadily weak­ e n i n g Communist opposition. These forces already were north­ east of the rily. elsewhere the Red* Wednesday fought rear guard delaying actions on the east-central front but con­ tinued their mysterious with­ draw al in other M-etora. For two hours they held up lb S Second Division infantrymen advancing up the mountainous .pine of the peninsula. The doughIxiys intense small arms fire from ntiout 150 Urdu dug in one mile mirth «f Yudoirg. Tin Heds w rre blasted hy air and artillery fire. Shortly after noon flic Amerirans were able to move northward again. Fifth Air Force pilots reported nrtot In t group of Communists dug in fiiithci n o rth . The planes nwuupcd to the a tta c k , hut re. Milt i were not im m ed iately known. llsailast* V rsM P i|« Hast pita under the Disaster Service as: I) committees foi emergency relief: 2) action immediately when disaster strikes; it) irhahililation nf disaster victims. Mr*. Maxwell m gid all those v ho have not Miutrihuted to the lied Cro-a to do so and to ses orr the Civil lb-fen**- supplement to the regular Rl-d Cross mtir»e of training nnd to take advantage of Ihe information It offer*. She stated lliut there are now 12 qua­ lified instructors in water aofety In Sanford, Ixmgwood, Geneva and l.ake Mary. Mrs. II. W. Ruckei Is ihairmun. She explained Dial most of the Red Cross work Is ••one bv volunteer* and plained the work that is living carried out now in Korea. She |Miinl«-d out the fait that the major strength of Itsd Cross Is volunteer workers and the need for greater unity iH-twrrn Du- local chapters and the national organization. “Cooperate with >our Its,| Cross”, she urged, “for It is a way to serve our country in these perilous limes”. Mrs. Colenc Wilmil of Dayton* Reach, a vlsitoi at the meeting, in­ vited the group to attend the Home Show nnd Food Show which Hunch Players Win On Gamblers Arrest McCarthy Claims W E D N E S D A Y M A R . I I , 1111 Crime Investigfetion II:ssi I k >4 grata f a i t oavl ( C s a l l s s H r r w a s r a « o Dm ) raid, "and it i* only a m atter of safe, Costello said: “ I don’t know WASHINGTON, Msr. I4 -0 7 V - time, «nr atomic carrying bomb­ exactly If I have 140,000 or |60,. The llureau of Internal Revenue ers will a rt as no deterrent to 000." almust tirokr the numl-ers game Soviet Itussia. They will la- use­ "Then,” said O’Conor. "It is bankers in Wa-ldnglon yesterday. less approximately ftn.000 nr 750,. Early in the day the Inm an “My estim ate of the <ilualion 018)7' •lapped a 7l5,.*r,,l7.8:i tax lien on i. that we have a limited time A. ’ Yea.” Knimitt Warring, reptilerl numlici* to rearm Wrstern Europe the (J. Have you any other sluinggame boaa. Newspapei* hendllm-il lime during which it will take Imixcs? tli ltu-«iari -cirnti.t* to peifett A. No. a ih fen**- for our atom-carrying Q. Is there any other person i is.iniiers. When they have, they holding rash, securities any­ Will he aide to gnovc on the thing else of value for you? ground unless m the menntimr A. No. we have built up in Europe Earlier, Costello accused the I ground forces of sufficient power to deter them .” MrCarthy said FDrnhowrr’a bind i wi re lied, as the North A'lantir defense force commander, •'hy the «anir rrowd that has tlest the hamls nf (fi-nrral Douglist M sCarthur In the Kasl." "If good nature,! Ike isn't earnlis s iis s i* I 'm Taae O s*| fi»l, he is going to It Inkett for not op|M > „. any stala-widu tt-gula- sn awful ride, me Wisconsin lory m easure" Smith said In ■» Senator said. "You know a good statement, "llut if it is a fair hill s-ddier do*-* not have tlm r to and t mean fully protects III,- puls lesm the ways of eroked. bark. Hr as a hill should do, and also |onr diplomacy nnd if he has ia fair t» the utilities, | would -pent enough lime vddiering to want to see such a measiiir In-, nine l» the good soldier that KisenIhe law.” lower i-.. Ire eannof rope with un­ Smith said the Florida l’owr-r A principled, crooked, i level diplo­ l.ight Co. had “prepared no bill mats." lor presentation to the l.egialnture McCarthy aid Mr. Truman's and we do not have In mind elder In the Seventh Fleet to preparing any sueh IcgMation. protect Frirmma from invasion "Having rut my rye tes-tb as and In prevent the Chinese Na­ an engineer for a state-wide utility tionalist* on that island from tonimTsslon, I certainly am md invading China released Chinese opposed to stalr-wide regulation, fuinmnnista for duty elsewhere. and recognize that state.wide re He sairl 2W),00i) |trd- has la-en gulatlon Is much more efficient ami economical than Ihe few In­ Immobilized on the mainland dividual local Israids that now exist,” he added. Smith pointed out In the state Kiwatiis Luncheon • mrnt that in states now have .tale-wide regulation. MnallRNH I'rttM r« « r Dm i show at Seminole High School on Apr. 8. Rupert Strickland1 will It general chairman of the 1 program. Earl Higginbotham will be chairman of the King and | (Continued from Cage One) Queen m nteat and Ralph (Hack - 1 nnd Dir two new llurrnughs Hook* welder will hare charge of ticket I kreping machines that a rr Ix-ing sales, he said. installed. Gursta Introduced by Howard Frank Evans of lake Mary and has Iwi-n rapid with astets increas­ lloslon. Mass., was the first presi- ing from $112,812 as of Jan. I, Monticth were Don McEmber, Or•lent of Die AsTaiation tluring IPII to $1,814.41.'. a- „f Jan. I. lando; H. I,. Hall, Itlnrkhridgr, Mich.; W J. Gorman, Ottowa. lt*J5 following its inganintion in 71*51. NovemlM-i, lp.1l, Sanf'ud F. DoudIlnwanl Favillr, retiird run- Canada; R. E. and C. It. Decker ney was one of the oiiginnt direr-' lisrlor, is prrsidrnt nt Ihe ns. of Elmira, N. Y.s Compton tors and is still serving. ->s-iation. O ther olflrt-r* an- E. C. French, Daytona Reach; George Stalled in the Florida State Harper, first vtrr-prc.idrril; K. F. Hank lluilding, the Association had Douilnry, second virr-piesnlt-nl; initial rapital nf $5,(MX), wliirh at Mrs. Chapman, executive secre­ the end of the flrtl yrai of opera­ tary and treasu rer and Mrs. Maude it i* happening.” tion had grown to $.10,821. In batcher, assistant. MrCarthy blamed Heen-tary of the nimiHHiy eompany inmove* _June, —. . . I Pin $»ir w in I Id ’ The hoard of riirertnr* Include State Arheaon and Owen l-alU20P Magnolia Areoue and it» -Mr, Favllle, Mr. Ilatprr and Mr. more, whom thy Wisornsin seas, sets at that time «««txi a p p t Doedary, Georg'.1 T'mli). J. II. tor has charged with being Rus­ matrly I I 00.1)0(1 Van liny, 71. Jam t* Out and A. sia’* top »py In Ihhi rtiunUy, fyr Edwin Shinholaer, .M ulticolor I teach Halls Sri of .1 Itrrrirrl* 0 St'wintf Tuyn T w irl Clown* Ruilding I»locks First Federal ViHit O u r Toy l)e|u*rtiiienl F o r . Kind or and flirihtlay (lift Special* t SPORTING GOODS 1st St ArIh With WIdrh SEETHE H BN lip Sure To Cull or Wrilo Tu-ilny For FIIKK limpiM'liiiii FIDELITY Exterminnting Dr land" PHONE- -2-1211 P IIO N E — 2-1852 N ig h t & Humluy •IP North Main Hi reel Du- bciiefil of their di-nUll rllnlc project. A-liniiiutratiof. efforts to grt a quirk vote in Dm House Hanking Coniinillec on a ini-day extension of nie-ent fe*|eral rent control*. Tne legislation was approved hy Die Ken.itr _ yesterday. Ctialrman F|M.nce ID Kvl soqglil ItulKr r»llinilllee approval Inlay after hear me one witness, l|"u<lng Kxpedi le* llg h r Wimm| k. Rep. IVolcoti ill Mo-hi, lenior committer Repuldican, objected to Ihe fa»l action. And on the House flour GDI* leader martin of Massa­ chusetts objected tn a request by Administration leader* to let the Uankign Committee meet while Ihe House was In aesslaon. SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR MAR. 12TH THRU 17TII F ew er Inctaeiee • • h ig h a t 10% E i g h t h lg h -a ffic in n c y truck e n g in e s-W tn 154 horwpower. T h e moat powerful D odge "Job Hatrd" (ruclw aver b u ilt provide rlependahie power for your BEINGa HELD AT MELLONVILLE AND CELERY AVE. B K CA D W A r s n S ilt P. M. B V K IIY EV EN IN G SPO N SO R E D BY T H E CHAM BER O F COMMERCE F E A T U R IN G FLORIDA F A SH IO N S A N D P E T IT E PA R IS L IN G E R IE SAME B E A U T IF U L M ODBUS iasiu HANDLINO PO W IB SANFORD AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 53 FEATURING m vt D C g p ST ' jr a a . SPONSORED BY THE ____ _ CIIIHOI'KACTOR Fleas# call for appointment I’hone 1752-1744 blocked A T THE P u tin DR. H. K. RING FOR THE KIDDIES Utility Regulation ENJOY YOURSELF i okay from the lata Huey Long. George Wolf, attorney for Cos­ tello. maintained th a t “telephone conversations cannot bo divulged" under federal law. Ha argued that New York stale law may permit use of wiretaps, hut they aren’t perm itted in fedrtal proceedings. •oal^wlww Wwll wW lflw and Qrom C om birution Weight* on m any m odclx-nuuh. pu-ubh> by Itxrrea— Ir w a g t a c a p n a t y awl weight dtatributkin. H elp ru t your inecking roalal Higher compwoitlon retie (7.0 to I ) mi m odels tluough I ton for top efficiency willi ttaaliirii: |Hiwrr. Hrr.i’a real ecunumy with outstanding perform ance— mow |Miwer frtrn every drop of fuel j y i o y .a ‘ Shorter turning d ie m eters than e v e r—and ex tramway zlreririg with new worm-arid-roller gnara. Short wheelbeae, ernaattarrin g and wide fro n t Deed nature jeairr m aneuvering. ftAPITY J J B B B M aU aJ wyarVWrrV fv . I VtvHt I a I **, •••vnjW on hydraulic-brake models 1U- ton mid up. Brand-newl E x tra -q u k t! O tharaafety features include naw. �& hv W a n t e d In Unity There Is S trength— To P io ttti ihr P iu « o( the W'sild; To P io n o if ik# P i t i u t t ul t n i i K i To Produce Pi i/*p etit» fur m r I u i I. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY MAR. 15. I«»:.l Established 1908 VOLUM E X X X X II Allies Surge Toward Border Of North Korea Ifm tft T H E W EATHER C ld t lu pailljr cloudy t lid (out with slightly h lfh n Irm p rn lu rn i •hi* afternoon, lonighl mil h i d i ) . I if hi lit moderate »r.tcrly - it'd ., becoming lifh l tariablr tonight ami Friday. Associated Press Leased Wire H ouse Group Rejects 4 Million M an Lim it O n A rm ed S e r v ic e s MARLY SANFORD HOSPITAL Hongchon Base Falls To Advancing U. N. Troops In Center; Three Planes Lost Wagner Accused Bricker Demands Of Bad Faith By liayleAnciDawson Rollins F a c u lty T e stify On RFC TOKYO. Mar. l 5 - < /D - U n itr d Nations troops icturnrd in (oire to Seoul today and searched the tubbled street* of the old South Ko­ rean capital for inde-oul Commun­ ist soldiers. The capital’s remnant imputa­ tion of old folks and childirn cheer­ ed the return of the Allied lightinf men. Communists had held the city since Jan. 4. their second oc­ cupation of the war. WINTER PARK. Mai. 15 -</!*, All alonf the Korean front. Al­ Rnllmt College facultv today iharglied Hoops surged northward on the rd |'ir«idrnt Paul A Wagner with heels of retreating Reds. At some 1 what amounted to I-id laith m point* Allied troops were less than ■ili-tniiiing "ovei J t) ' -it then memIA miles from the old Parallel )8 I tie it. border to North Korea. | lirv ir|e.v*ed a «lalemenl which American assault troops stormed •aul luilber that thr situation, it into iiongchon Thursday and found not handled with the ulmoil wothe former main Communitl sup­ (lorn, Rood will and »per«l l-y all ply bate on the central fiont in com nu rd mav well truill m tit*luini. ________ nV i1 - 1 w r e i — t s*w a>lei to die college G. I.’s rode tanks acto n the 1 jililu ri' wa* lukin til-oul IMKE in front of t)•«- I'lnht Sy.tem l ull All bad br»li -elene on the pirlIiongchon River to irach the o n e -1II...pil.rl No. t in Sanford. The Ilowpital. a large, one story t-u(ltlllig, , into low jaw l-iie. Thr accident otiiirre-l on the Puni|t Itramli Bridge time city of 15,000. Only five wa* located u short distance north ra*t of th.- |ire.rnt *it«- of the which -panned a creek ttn Fa*t S e t ml Street n>>t far front the pr* • ty little rampu' m crnlial I lnnda tincr »J-yr.i <1.1 |)i Wagner be­ civilians and one mangy w hite1Al l. Ite|W(t. Ur. Frank II Caldwell wa. thief -urg'-ui und Itr. \ \ . tr. *«nl Claude Whitten hottte. Unlit in the early “jHt«, the hospital wa Aldrirh was pharmacist. Other physician* were llr. I.ymh, lit. Petty discontinued h n e when the Plant System Imilt a new one in Way- came president youngetl in tbe horse greeted the U. S. column, ami Ur. Ctookshank. The latter treated nine year old Edward F. cross, tin. Person* shown Itr the pi< litre couht not la- irlentifird. U. S.— in Seplemliei, 1949 Hut an arms fire when they first entered announcement la*t werkrnd that a The Americans met only light •blinking budget with no pio*t*ect» Iiongchon. Later moitar firr fell for aibbtional lund- would loice in the town. fatuity rut* anti abandonment <>l Hongchon is a vital road junc­ intercollegiate allil-lu- biougbt on tion 20 miles south of the 3Stl> a luroir wbicb In* died baldly at Parallel. all jinrr then The big push was rolling toward M.W YORK. Mar. -15 — </1’) Narcotics smuggling into the Tbe nuinbri id inrinlieit m ilked ( C a i l l n r e O i !•■«» I'w ar I U. S. increased one yeai alter vice king Charles "Lucky Luciano wu> foi Jitmi*»al ba- tanged I sons 1/ tiepolled to Italy, Senate rnme piobeii weir told today. II - a l l a u r * H a l ' , , f l - i s i l Train Leaves Tracks Samuel Levine, an agent lor the U. S. Hureau til Narcotics, lest* Government Says Perl Lied In Denying Mis ".u In Center Of Small lied that the (low of illegal dnigt liom Italy l-egan riling 'Im ply in Summary Dismissals Sordid Situation DisDescribed As Detriclosed In Agency, mental To College Senator D e c l a r e s A & Perjury Charged Three Are K illed Increase In Dope Smugging Is In R a il Accident; Connected With Lucky Luciano To Jet S cien tist During Spy Trial T h irty Are Hurt Scout Fund Drive Falls $500 S h o r t Of Campaign Goal Town Near Detroit Being Drawn For Bond Issue To Finance Hospital ' ” ,hi’ *** Iwnd " ** PriendshipWithSpy * 'iw lir (ll IvCSUIl WASHINGTON. Mai I* <;P. Srnaloi llnckei (R-Obio) de­ manded in tbr Senate today that Democratic National t bamnan William M ll-iyle. I- and pirntie i*11aI a*ii-lanl l)--nald Daw inn be called to Irttilv at tbe Senate ill t i-itetligalton "'The r--|*orl will nevei l.e e-mipl-1-- until Hill |t«ylc and 11, -It llnw -,-11 1-m r Ix-fore this «—timiitt- • an-l testify." Rricker It— it, .1 I It. -l-mnn-l ennn- aft -1 two It.-in , -if imgr) cvt lusn.' - l-etwi-cn I ><-ttt-n rut iin-t Itt-piildi- alt* al-*iul lit- in vr -1 ig.it loll by a SenateSutx ninmil tee lu-aileit Itm Ih t > S.nator Full-right tP -A rk l. ttn. k- r -aid the "*»ir-li-t *itualull" already di-el-i-ed l-y the tieanni--hould to- followed through ih a|,i ’ name. of Imili Itm I*- anil (law «on, Whit* lluu -* \ ilm thi -1ra t ■><- a-*i*lant •« •***sitirni Truman, had run through many ul itu loan- and operalioit*. Ihr -ul-iimniittee i. investigat­ ing alleged favoritism and influe..... iii l i l t ' loan-. In a pre­ liminary report to the Senate la-t month, it -aid i-onit FFC du ettor luid yielded lo inflm-ncr and |l .a llsH n l ll« l*a«r I-M M i - 1 0 « New Vegetables Jl|d S (en 8 tr0oIm : AreToBcRevealed , > J ses S(>n(piu.e On S ix Prisoners Luciano was deported to I HaNEW YORK country 7'* tho wlines* was a.kea .DETROIT. M*r.~l5—<AV~Twt> A jet pio|mtion ■'Vet," he *ald. Total contribution* to the ijoy w-mset) and the infant child of Levine, the fir-t witness on the t ilteil ol |sei jvsiV Scout drive In which many local one were killed in a ttam wreck fourth -lav of tbe roinmiltrrf* 1lion with IIs*- atom Iminb *py CJie nrganltatlnn* participated totalled. wed ul here last midnight and Fanners of liie ,-rnir.il tivtim New York bearings, ill-i n--t give . . . , , , $1,600 or *600 abort of the t'J.M V ,.f the state will lie hr—ight up to Luciano's full name. But the -nr- “»• " ,al »• federal *outl. goal, W. F. Hunt, elminiian, re­ inure than 30 | m-iioii* were mimed. time t*. S. umlerworld power fur i 1lie r*|*rrt, William Pen, 32- date on rrtcarrh for new ve*?t Five curs of a Ciurinnali-lMiund ported today. S ix «enu* n»v * w i t f |>roitiMin«•-*! year* lias been rimnrctr-| Willi th.* yrarold Columbia Ullivrinly pliV- I iit.li- varieties f-u Florida ninl "We feel that many people were I New York Central passenger train 1 idiint disease and in-e-i e-oiti-d Ttit’xtlay I#y Itttlir* OouitlaK nai.otie, traffic. m , in(tlur,„ ff wa. called not given the opportunity to con­ tell the rails in luhuihan Trenton Fish Estate Unable th e eomiilltt-e recently named into ,„.r, Friday', Mai '."t nil mil tribute to the campaign," In* .aid *JW _ Ni gn T o A i d O n P r o j e c t . ; him m ihr Innic-diiiUnrr rt» r# or il>M l1 lo ' 4Cr inclklmml. Occ* l*m will Un fi«M «lny ;« \ i Iid U v H am on. a* the train felt it* way lluougli today, and ad-led that i.-if t •- may, o, rv -1 inter..... . i«-tw*en a Chl-ago Ihr government chaiged be lie*l J the I'nlveralty of Florida*! • *•-is pl. ail.d guiltv t-> n eha Hnrfo <*( ni! be *#nt to I*. O. Box 3150, Hunfor-I. log and snow. tirrw it M c m p e r d e c l a r e s ,-rjnie syndicate and a New York. J whm be told a gland jury that be 1 J Lapenmeiii .Mntmn gmvaled a unit anil -li Mr. Hunt exprersed thank* to Tin- victims inrludi'd n Michigan 1 New Orleana crime avis ruled by! j ' ,i , „i l ,,r - Jl- W. Kupretht, viee.dinctoi fine and cost* — „ne year in th# organisation which gave valu­ State College -Indent's wife utlil A four man corrmillee com|»os- gambler Frank Costello. . , 1 1 1 1 „ i .*,_, in charge, aaya lwo flebt to u r* .' f -ninty Jail. able aid In the driva in February. child. e«l ol Senator L. F Boyle R epJ Trneing narrotiea operator* in | *'•*’ •I'V '"*1 ‘telenuanl* and olhn | one from JO A.M- until noon und Cliv lt—ly. Seem , after plead. Three included Rotary, Kiwanis, Early today the body of the ., vJ..-' p w/ C * ' I 'he U. S., la-vine said 11*11*1 llwriau J permn* connected with the cave. | the other from i until I I’.M will mK guilty t-- aggravated assault. Lion*, Jayeees, Business an-l »<cond woman was still unidenti­ IVrl wa* described by a spokev-1 held for vtslior*. was fine.l f.'uxi and -o-is nr one Professional Woman'* Club, (he fied at the Wayne county morgue. Volw Williams, U. W. Spencer ana i ^ r t j , showed that a "m-ti" l ied R. W i l t o n hav volunteered to headed by Thutnaa laiehese r-n . 11 ««n*iira 11s l,**r r « u riot* or research to be review.-,| year in jail American LtgfWt, the Fit P. T. Cru«hed to death In one over­ include new blight resistant crl# celNemvah It • >1 m t* n $1. N'rRtn, ■ A., and the Sanford Woman'- turned conch were Mr*. Grace Al-1 diafl a local bill aulhoii/mg a trolled distribution in thb key ujili pluatii -1 guilty t>> aggravated Club. len, 25, F ast Lansing, Mich., and j bond issue m ur to finance tbe live contliuc contliuci y«'- ♦ault, nml the fine u n i f i r*<i nnd The proceed* of the drive be­ her year-old baby, Janet. tatoc*, t ii in s t oe caM-agt uni or f->iii m-nth « in jail come a part of the budget of the The young husliand, R. S. Al­ sw-et corn; and nrmnti-l* ninl Eli-rri-- M-ian, >»r«’rr««, aftrr Central Florida Council, Uoy len, wa* injured. His hurt* w ire l-ira-ling guilty t an nggrn\nt---l Seoul* for 1061 and will l>« used reported minor. ere nerling. assault charge drew a t'.m fine Us further Scout activities in thr _ _ _ | ,,»n »s-•I,s.I— It. Rescuer* and wrecser* work-it Mi. Strmper pointed out that the _ * gram Iinclude Itr J. It Christie nod <-->M- or !H) day*. area of which Seminole County I* for hour* In the fantastic glare of Filh Eilalr liuitcri had infotmed and V. G. Perry, U. S. DepartRuben Smith, Negro, plrn-lr-l n part. lit CHARLES viol.ON3 mem of Agriculture ncmntnlogi-t. guilty lo no nffro* "n-t wa- fined The outlay la devoted toward searchlight* playing over up*et a meeting of the lloipital Emer­ WASHINGTON, M-ir. . ..16 (AIM , , I stationed here, an-l Dr Itimrs-elil, $6(1 an-l cost* or «'-0 -lays. ramping and Scout acHvlii*-*, thr and tilted car*. TAI.I.AIIASSKE, Mar. 16 </T> —Midnight tonight is the dead- ,,r. j. w . Wilson. It, n F Whlln- r. Two car* lay on their »ldr». gency Committee in DeLand Satur­ Hatcher Ire C-—t--r. Negr-r organisation of new troops, the —The State Advisory Council on line for filing IP50 income tax , Dr (; g w, nk. J r . „ Three others, including a baggage day that no -fundi ar« now avail­ pirn-led guiltx to nn nfffny nn-t training of Scout lender* and for lalurati»n isn't ready lo say most returns hut It . prrtly much, a hortlcult.rri.l., car, were o ff the ralle. The jumble wa. fine-J $26 or 30 day.. able for a Seminole County hotpiial of Florida'* <57 county school office fervlce. On June 10 tho summer Scout wa* In the shape of a huge " li" . although the cilatr may lie willing hoards ore doing their best. x? r w who have , ,rto'Vi . 1»n''atinn ot El • American* tile them A fleet of ambulances, including PAVING M lN T H O T program will bo started for a The Council declined to »p- already have -lone so. j ~ from the ntarhy CSro*»e lie to attumr coat of plant for the W. M ll<*‘ig »-f rlu- Slat-* lt->n-l six week period at Camp La some *< mmi I mmcO On l - s « » l*««rt l l ' a a l l a a e * «•■ r a g e T * * a | The withholding t*s system in lilT lIl n vt r itn v project. Department announced thi« m orn­ Noche. Thr maintonanrr of this stiluted hack In 1011 ha* put a r .„int Comn.l-.ionr. It r- ing that P o n t I n-t ha-t l-een let foi 200 acre ram p I* a vital part of The proposed hosnltal to 1^-built |<>osl Ih ForCCUHt terrific rlcnl in the old Amrnran | kM |(, t„.,iv the paving -f the Crnpeville lt-a-1. the Scout budget, said Mr. Hunt. with iMiiitl issue funds rmild tie „ .. «( -roilnnr-l On f a i r I - a n i lllthlo Auction Market marine-' n di-Inure of at-'11U two mil-- tieThr ramp I* locate*! north nf built at a cost of from 110.000 to ment had been changed and ihnt twn-n the Country (’Id- road nnd Dr Land in Volusia county. $12,000 per lied, Mr. Stemper said. it will open again Friday for tin- Firs’. Sirrct. Work is dll* lo ta n Mrrvin O iler of the Oxirr-WrlI.AKKI.AND, Mar. 16 -J— sale of beef cattle an-l mdk --»< in nt-nit |0 day*. Attendance I* expected to im. ler Development Company told the CHECKER CHAMPION Shu file board Match Scattered light fro»t in low The 8emino|e County Chamber prove greatly at the Seminole group his firm had made a pri­ ground locations in the muth WILDLIFE MEET lll’THI \ i : N tMED of Commerce will sponsor a chess County F air during the remaind­ vate estimate of th* construction Eleven lenm a r-n n p ri.in g 22 Porter H Lansing and a gr-up TAMI’A, Mnr 16—( J l Th-and checker rahibillon by former er of the we. k now th at the thr building could he pul up at a portion nf the Galnoavillr dDtiict of peninsula Florida forecast for p la y e r, of the Orange C ity from .Vu^ord will attend *ti. meet- executive commltl--- *-f tin Ceutrnl World'* Checker Champion Newail weather ba* improved, Jatnr* (J. U -a lln iie * O* r a t e I 's s r l tonight an-t Friday morning by the H h u ffM io ard C lu b visited the ing of ih" Florida Wllrillfe A a-|l.lfe Insurance Company ••f El"Bank* at 7:30 P. M. tonight at the Galloway, American Legion chair­ Federal State Frn.t Warning Ser­ San fo rd T o u rist nn-t Shufflebnard ' ' “■la-ion Sunday nt the La5--Inn-1 riiln .aid to-lnx it hail unanlTourist Center, Manager Kd man of the Fair Committee an. G R A T IT U D K C lu b for a ronte*t yesterday a ft e r­ Clvir Center, Mr*. J. S Ek«-rn, riiou«ly elected Dr Mary MeCleon Whitney ha* announced. nnunred this morning. BALTIMORE, Mar If*—c.V)— vlet. The forecast for tonight an-l noon in which th r v is ito r, ha-t secretary, announced l-ulav llethune it- pr---l-h-nt t- ,-rv,- nut The talk and showing of still School c h i l d r e n will lie admitted The Cohen* invite-i their nrighitor, The object of thr meeting, -he the unexpire-l term <>( the tat-picture* by George Swarts ached, free tomorrow afternoon al 1:0-1 Miss Ida R. Illock, over lo watch Friday morning: clear to partly a * '.light edge". cloudy, rather cool northern -ll»Following the game, plater* 'aid, will he to discu.s lull* run- Dr. G D. Roger., Sr. uled to be shown at the Tourist I’.M. he stated, and will have re­ television. with lowest temperature* and spectator, w ire entertained cerning game ami fi*h project. - Dr. llethune, fir t vice-pre.iCenter tomorrow night has been duced-rate* on ride* at the Mid­ While leaving the darkened trict* to 3ft degree* and patch--- of at the Tourist Center nn-l were which will lie pre-rnted for legi«- -lent of the company for man' postponed to a later date a* Mr. way. apartment, Mis* Rlork contends, Matterrd light froat in low ground srr/ed coffee and doughnut.. A Intive action. year*, i* founder ami presidentSwarts ha* been called out of Much Interest Is being shown in the tripped over a rolled-up rug w location* in north portion of ■berry fire in the firrplare warm­ Among those who will ntti-nd ernerltus of llethune C-x-kinan Coltown. the high pole art which I* stage-1 an-l fell, breaking her wri-t. district. Mo-lcratrly ed the room. will t^ Mr. and Mr*. I iin.ing, lege, nod »«> f-r many year, tinnightly a t 10:00 o'clock on the So yesterday *he filed a suit Gainesville coo) in south and central -lisAmong the visitors from Orange Mr. and Mr*. Ekern, an-l George director of Negro affair, of the MRS. ROUTII ELPXTKt) midway, he said, and which is i-galnst Mr. and Mr*. I^vulw Cohen trictc. City wa* Col. A. J. Mewl, presi­ A. Speer. National You'll Administration Mr*. J . Routh wa* elected shown free. tin . K. J. for $10,000 In damages. Friday rlear to partly rlmidy dent of the i lull, rind J. C. Inch, b is. rice-chairman of_ lisa .... Sixth _... and ilighlly higher temperature*. director of tourist activities. Both trict of the Busliwas and Profea. Outlook: slightly higher temper­ expressed pleasure at the reception slonal Women'* Claba at a meet­ ature* Saturday and Hun-lay given here and praise*! the fariliing Sunday morning a t the Mel­ morning*. lie* provided by the City ami bourne H. and P.W. Chib. Helen Chamber of Commerce for the Bennett of Orlande wa* elected FRAUDULENT CLAIMS tourist*. chairman. TALLAHA88KK, Mar. IS— “ We regard Sanford a . a live lly JIM IIECKER Following a luncheon, Ruth Pa»(Special)—Fourteen person* were town,” said Col. Mead. chal of Daytona Bench waa the SEOUL. Korea. Mar. 15 — (-Pj — Old men wept unashamed. prosecuted during February by (Editor'* Note:— Here la another in the serle* nf report* by Mr*. Nancy Dobbin wa* chair­ main ipeaker. Mr*. Marian H ar­ the Unemployment Compensation man of the serving committee and Women hugged and kiurd us. And iijuraling children fought to touch Associated Pres* staff w riters on progress of Ih* D. S. mohllraman of Sanford wa* present with Division of the Florida Industrial wa* assisted by Mrs. John Rein­ in a» the first 19 United Nation* mrn reached the bran nf fnr-lilarkrnrd lion hoard. Today—Texaa.) Mr*. Routh. Commission for filing fraudulent wold of Illinois. Mr*. Nancy F, Seoul today. benefits claim*. This brought the Falkenhurg of llllnol*, Mrs. Clin­ By CLAYTON HICKSON TIT FOB TAT Six were U. S. Third Duiiion infantrymen. One wa* a Korean year'* total of prosecution* to Ti. ton Gordon of Springfield, Ohio, DALLAS, Mar. 15 — (/P) — The mobiliralion program hav Texas I-ONDON. Mar. IS — 1AP) — Interpreter. Eleven were nn as-* Failure to report wage* for nnd M n. W. R. Brown. Britain's Labor M venunent, which humping, with three things moil noticeable: aortmrnt of correspondent, nnd llougcn's »<pind moved cautiously partial employment resulted in 70 I. More oil, gas. and synthetic rubber are being drawn out of person* being disqualified from ha* n a tio n a lity m ath of this photographvra. The l!»th wa* .* from the outskirts. But the new. KNIGIITB TEMPLAR country1* Induttry, I* raising a the fabulously rich soil. receiving benefits for one year. Taylor yio; Commandcry, No. 2«. British 29th Brigade Corps driver. began tu spread. storm of proti ly against At first, small group, of K»2- A growing itrram of military planes — from small liaison craft All benefit* received illegally must Knight* Templar, will meet Friday A police dog named “Buck*' com­ naUrinailtaSen h f <1rnn of ... the — KIM) III# world*! flltM t Jot# to # rran* waved flag* and ihoutrd ---■■■■ ■• . —— - » be repaid. Approximately $1.0(50 night al 7:30 o'clock at the Ma­ pleted th* party. Angfo1lranlan Oil Company, more th* giant strategic bomber, the ef th* defense employment data was collected daring lb* month sonic Hall. Th# order of Ihe Red We were the first to penetrate “ Manxai," the Korean equivalent than CO p er cent nwned by the famed B-.TA—is coating from previously ever paid claims. Cross and Knlghta of Malta will to the eenter of Seoul after aban­ of victory. coming from i* retl'rirU d. Britiah aiiMiwwnsi, donment of the ancient capital by Then tiny children came scurry­ Mere tabu ICjOOO claim. were be ronferred. Rut some examples are en­ A Foreign Oman spokesman Texas m anufacturing plant*. lightening. screened during U>* month to A delegation of Sir Knight* North Korean Reds. And we ing from Ihe houstv like ant* 3. A ir Fore* bases are being Indicated th* BtIlian cabinet will About 50/too Texan* are rn- detect any possible fraud activi­ from Oriental Commandcry No. walke-l that# without a shot M a x •t a p-rnle. consider what eteyn should fo |. reactivated wholesale, to turn gaged In aircraft production in ties. During February IS perrons 9, Daytona Beach, I* due In be fired. Aged men and women with low yesterday's strong official out more trained worrior* and the Dallas-Fort Worth area alone, ware found to hav* filed rlaima present and will n**Dt in Ihe con­ Handit-m* Lt. John llnugrn. of children on their hark* clustered protest against the vote In Iran’s t e c h n i c i a n s . Mon- than half of thr*e are in Illegally and were subject to pro- ferring of the*# rlrgrees. Light Minneapolis, Minn., led the Infnn about. parliament to national!!# tho rich With the employment Index In the cavernous ronsolldated rul- aecutlon. This waa 17 less than refreshment* will he served at the lr<- patrol. Home nf the women threw themtr»aita**e *»■ h i t T w tl Taxaa a t nil all-time high, much mi The streets were deserted a* do** of th* meeting. th* Dumber far January. . a .„ iVlldllll^Ilt Toill^hl " 1 ^ ,. Midnight Tonight County Boards Can Is Last Chance To Improve Schools, Sch oo 1s •File Tnx Ret ur ns ro£ie^Tt*T«r«SIiri r «»*. r. Counci l Declares A Attendunce UiseH At legion’s Fair Oil, Air Force Bases And Military Aircraft Production Boom In Texas For North Florida No. 1 Id Ornnffc City Wins R a^ed Seoul Inhabitants Cheer First Allied Force To Filter City P r o p o s a l Releasing World War II Vets After 12 Monfhs S e r v i c e Approved WASHINGTON. Mar 15 </!•) - I h r Moure Armed Services Com m iller loti.iv k n ix k rtl nut o f it* rniliUry m .inpowcr lull the 4-ntiliion-ni.in lim it on the u i r of lire .irnirtl fo rie *. Chaitm an \'in*on (!)■(..i ) ..a i l the vote w m IS to 15 in *ii|>|toit of a move Ire marie lo t ln k r the ceiling from the committee*, b ill to wulcn the ilr a fl ami -cl up I ’itst n .a l M ilila iv li.u n in g The net ion w as taken to closed »c«»ion. Any lim it on the -lie o f th e aimed fni.-c. ha- h.'rti opposed t*X I ’lr.ld c n t T iu n in n ami m ilit a r y l-'a-l' r», hut the 4•million m ail c e il­ ing was pa.<rd by Ih r SrnateVin-on -aid th- llou-e C o m m itt-e rrjrt-te-l, '.121. an caili- i am endnirnt l-\ R ■| - Short -f Mi -o iti, inokiog R-'pul-li-no im-mt—r . to impro-e a t "OO.UflO man c e ijln g . The com m ittee also rejeetr-l uii amendment l-v Itep N'-'ihla-' (IEO rel to lim it the sire t-> t.’ Uit.OOO. In takin g up the hill «-etion h y --■-ti-m, the committee a p p ro visl a pr-Mht-ai that w-ul-l ie lr a « * W orld W ar veterans In th e Inactive v-d iin ter reserve w It- lia v e l-rcn on a c tiv e duty for 12 m onth* <ince Ju n e 26, IP 60, Ih-' -late the Korean w a r .ta ttl'd . The l-ilt o rig in a lly had .a id thot •uch r e .r r v is t * could apply f-*c release a ft e r 12 or mot-- m o n th , active d u ty an-l .lipulati*-l tlie y should he released *1 the *‘e iirli# *t prnetical -late w llhoul im p a irin g the national i-eeurity." The C o im n lttee voted 2(1 t-> I " to -trike out th a t stipulation, V in so n •aid that vtiuiM tis 'S th* effee* of m aking release m am lalory a f ­ ter 12 m onth*. To l-e . Ilg it.l.- f- r r* i-•* - It'-'.** re e rv p - rn u si l-ave j m i l *>»• •**’ liv e .tutv fo r more than !'<• -lay-* betw een I h e period IV.- *, I'dland Sept. 2 . ttt |6 The Inn -1 tv- and voltml-'-i *•■ .e rv e are tho«e who ‘I" IH-I ***• ecive d rill pay while in a re •'*'*•* • tat-i* \ m—u nul • tint nn-vi-mn would have no e ffe e l on National t-u n ril* men now In federal -ervlce H ow ever, a committee . t « : t member -aid the i$oup e*l to extend the p--ri*»«l nf -c r.ic e lo r C u n td .in en and o tg am i—t i . . iM-.on-l 21 monthDr*-'lee« call-'-l up M M' 1' on.lei the present I***, ■' |l —Mllnor ■ * On !■•«» t —MCt t| Balance1 Is Almost Achieved In 19511 J obl e s s Benefits TALLAHASSEE, M:«r 19 11 ,- 1-0* * ’ eontrlhlltlon* and the I-,tiles* w o rk e r’ * wlth-liaw al- fro m th,- Florida Unemployment • pensstlon Fund almost struck » iialnnce in IM-’-O. Em p lo ye r- ro n lid ite-l f T .t 'l l.Ti’it Ttu> In d u -tria l C um ini--io n put.I out $ 7.iVt2.n *2 in l.n e f it s lo men and wom en wh» were ttu o w u nut «f w 'irk W o tkci* pav n o t h in : into the fu n d . Th-- ie .« T \ e fo i future p a ym e n t* g irw front $7 l . l 37.t*'.t1 nt J lt e beginning o f the year t« $73.1111.03-1 at the end m o stly througti J l IS . l *-7 m In le t e .l crimed tiy th-- big pile o f m oney that i* Invpste-I in ( ’ . s go vern ir'-u tln l-r.l <1* C s - r * * - l DOG RESCUED F . J. K a r r i* o f Maitland re p o rt­ ed to police th is morning that h# had i-ulled a bird dog out ■f th# w ater n ear the Municipal I'ie r a* it appeared to l«- drowning. T h e brown and w h ite d-g had no c o l­ la r nr id en tificatio n h- « ta t—l. lie took It bnek to Mnitland w ith him._______________________________ Sanford Weather High yesterday. «2 Low today, 12 Rain. 00 Total March rntn. .3? inch Normal March rain. 2.71 In- he* The Weather JACKSONVILLE. Mar. IS - n •tit 13 Atlanta i 2M III.mark 151 (W Rn>wn«ville 3d 32 Chicago Ul 31 Denver .30 II D d Mollies 45 7'.t Fresno S3 40 New York 13 $7 Washington 0 23 Winnipeg f-9 40 Jacksonville 6tt 72 Miami 35 M Tallaha*«ee 63 (56 'lamps �m m M i U b t H la l*M P l M U I H Salt? D ltH lr aa* *aa*ar at •aalatt. U tiM i 111 M s a a a l l a A t a a a a ______ »!••• a i l l t r • e t a k e r ST. I a t a. a t I k e r a a t O l t l r a a t t a a f a r t , r i t i M i , a * 4# r I k e A r t a t C e e g r e e e a t M a r r k a. r a t e 111) 1. 1.A > l i I . 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TODAY'S III III.F. VKRHB H r ehould have nit Irata fur mir departed lovrd one*. Ilir> P air Hoar. Tfiri h a ir attained en­ largement. II la Ihnar ahn rrmaln who ate In darkness. Hr *h*ll wipe away every Irar from Ihrir ryra. —Rev. 21:4. Rep. Richard Simpton of Mon* ticelln complaint in a Irller In ihr • Stale Wrlfare Cf/mmitiioner lliat a woman living in Georgia it drawing aid~to«irprn<lrnt-children fundt from Florida. Nol only that, I he givrt her name and the amount the received. Elliott Rootevell o( the marry* ing Rootrveilt it engaged lo be married lo Mrt. Minnewa Bell Ron, California lieirrtt who earlier ihit week tecurrd her divorce. Elliott wat formerly married lo Faye Em* erton of lelevition, and before lhal to Rulh Donner of Teiat, and be* foie that. . . but why go on? A cili/ent group in Wathington estimated yctlerday lhal America will need $14,000,000,000 (14 bil­ lion, lhal it) of new tchool con­ struction in the neil ten years on account of our espanding popula­ tion. Out titch tchool conitruclion cannot be financed if government officiate continue lo dittipale las revenue at they are at present. The etlale of Jimmie Lumia, the late Tampa gambling and Mafia leader, rubbed out in a gang .war, hat been apprainrd..|| thowt that the racketeer haa $35,000 in cash. $87,000 in real etlale, $41,000 in stocki. $65,000 in accnunlt receiv­ able, $$15,000 in untecured nolri. $4600 in tecured nntei, and $250 in penonal prnperily. Among the untecured notei wat one from $1500 from Nick Nuttio, a Hillsborohugh county committioner. How much doet it cott to be a dope fiend? Leatl of all it the - $15 a day required lo buy the 2 dope. tayt the 0 . S. committioner “ of the Bureau of Narcotics. Thit inevitably drivet men and boyt lo 2 crime, women and gitlt In protlitution. he continues. The final cotl b the Ion of toul. How many “ dope fiendt are there? Well, tayt “ the committioner, it runt high. "In New York and Chicago it teems Uke an epidemic," Entry Into Seoul Fateful Assassinations The Sanford Herald J aa Three Killed t f a a t l a n e g Kraaa P a i t O a , l The denth atrokc of u political astuuuiin may rock the *«lvp« a t our feet and sobbed world, even though the victim Ire a figure of only locul Im­ hriU rkalljr. Tears coursed down portance. The motiven or results of the assassination may tha cheek* of beardrd old men. Most citisoas wort tatterrd clothiink the denth to eventn far distant both in space and time. Ing. Such might be the ensp with the death of All Rnzmarn, The childrrn shovrd and pushed premier of Iron, whose name probably wus aenreely known each other in a scramble for the rlgnt to grab our hands and touch to most Americans. Ituzmnrn’s name was very well known to our State us.Thr shouts of “ Manial" grew !)e|iurtmcnt and to high figures in the oil industry, how­ louder as our following multi­ ever. lie wua reckoned aa a man capable of withstanding plied. The noise was like that home at a ball park when Ituaainn pressures againat the Iranian government, and aa hack someone hit a home run with the long aa he remnined in |iowcr friendahip between Iron and base* loaded. the United Statea np|>enred assured. lie realated a move­ Women hugged and kissed us. ment in Iron to put the oil fielda and facilitlea under gov­ Our hands were aquerird by hun­ ernment nwnerahip, allotting out American und Hritiah in- dreds. A small boy ran up to show tereata from a share in control of the Irunian oil, an im- me nls baseball bat, his raoi (Mirtant part of the world supply. Now these matters must tr-a-n r—,| pna.eaalon. It had been in: in question until the tendency and strength of his suc­ broken, then nallrd tiack together. Other ehlldren gave me a rMe cessor are established. on a flat ra r down the streetcar Many times the future of the world haa hinged on tracks of Keoul. It was the only the slaying of a leader of no more apparent international vehleje that was running. It re. dotens of the children to note than Razmara. The assassination of Dollfuss of Aus­ quired It. tria was the end of effective Austrian resistance to the push Th six IJ.'S. Infantrymen wer.Nazis, and the expansion of the Nazi empire got its start. w‘M|e acclaimed. With llougen wrre: Cob ris e , The murder of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary set cnee Williams. N o rfo lk . Va.i CpI the stage for the start of the First World War., t'harles Coulter, Toledo. Ohio; At other times, world-shaking effects of assassination l'FC. Hledn* Shoemaker Kilgore. of more notable figures than these have somehow been Te*.; Hgt. Walter K. Clarkson. averted. The killing of (Sandhi might have upset the birth Hurling, Iowa, end Set. Roy I,. Philadelphia. of the now Indian nation, hut it did not. The ambush of Ilollahaugh. The Rrltish rorpi driver was Count Fulku nernadotte almost blew up both the new na­ 'ohn Blackwell of l.uton, Bed­ tion of Israel and the first real peacemaking test of the fordshire. United Nations, but again these dire results did not come. Seoul was a sorry sight. B u i l d i n g s were demolished. There is precedent for hoping for the licst in the unfortun­ Many were destroyed during the ate Iranian incident. three previous times the capital changed hands. During the past month. It was pounded dally bv I,<100 rounds fired by Allied a rtil­ lery Into R.-.| positions. Why does the House Armed Services Committee want Haugen's patrol found on# en Congress to have a device by which it can stop the drafting emy — a Chinese medical o ffi­ of men for the armed services at any time, without the up-1 cer- He was taken prisoner. Civilians said some North Ko­ provnl of the ('resident? Would this not be a usurpation of rean soldiers still lurked In the the proper executive powers? It is questionable whether the town In civilian rlolhaa. But not scheme is workable. Hut it is significant thut the plun comes a shot was fired In the first ‘iour* of Thursday. from so res|M)nslbln a source. ‘ Routh Korean flag fllea Congress already has complete und final control over in The bright spring-like sun over the size and development of the armed sendees, and this the capital building. It wsa raise) control is continuing—it Is not interrupted or diminished by there at 7:lfi P M. I.ast night by Mouth Korean patrol. the approval of long-range military plans. Any act of Con­ a Yesterday, Allied oUlposta had gress, authorizing a military project or development, can noted civilians looting the fogla* undone by Congress, at any time. Every long-range pro­ holes of the defendere. That was Brakes On Militarism gram in prnctice Is subject to congressional review every year, for the appropriations arc made annually. The Con­ stitution expressly prohibits a military appropriation for a |a*riod of more than two years. Hence, although the present draft law Is a three-year law and n new throe-year extension Is likely, Congress nevertheless retains effective general control over the draft. It may Imi that the Committee desires to emphusize this control for |>sychologicnl effect. The members may wish to maku dear, both to the military leaders and to the |H*oplu, that thuy have misgivings about the growth of militarism, for Ita own sake, in this period of crisis. Such misgivings are held by many citizens. The military development which Is needed for our own defense and for sup|M>rt of our international objectives should not In* hnmitured. Hut it should not be a springlioard for military domination of government, Industry and the lieople's lives. There is probably no nctunl danger of this. Hut to help obviate such danger, whatever is done, both in building military forces and in limiting them, should be denr and direct. IC aslItN * rrwaa r a c e e s s ) N»*al Station on the Detroit River, raced with the injured to a hospital in neighboring Wyandotte. Crew* of rescuers worked in the mud and muck left from two daye of rain, sleet and snow. The train, which left Detroit at 11:30 |*. >(., waa lo have hooked two of its cars onto the NYC'a Florida Rrsorter, Royal Palm, at Cincinnati this morning. A light snow waa falling ae it reached Trenton, a sleepy little s t e e l town seven miles west of Detroit. State police said the train ap ­ parently hit a split rail or open switch in the heart of the town. Two at th r train’s coaches toppled over. The bodies of Mrs. Allen and h«r l»aby wire removed from the crumpled seat of one of *hs roachs. State Po.Ice Commissioner Don­ ald H. I.eonaril. in command of troopers at the scene, said their deaths were a “pathetic eight." Others told of th r husband fran ­ tically railing “(iracr. (irarr, where ar- you?" and "My wife, my baby, they’re under there." A carload of enlisted Marine* htaded for induction were un­ hurt. Their rar rrmained upright. All clambered out on the anowy the fu st tip lhal Seoul was being abandoned by the Rests. No opposition was encountered as patrols of the U. 8. Third Division and the South Korran First Division rode across tbo blue green waters of the llan and moved into Seoul. The first patrol, a South K«. n an reached thr west gate at 7 I’ M. The South Korean* returned 1 1 positions outside the city last night. American patrols remained on hilltops In the ra jtrrn sector of thr city. About HO soldiers of th. U. S Third Division maintained an outpost vigil in the city until dawn. Then they liegan to scour nearby roads. llougen'* grout) proceeded to­ ward the city's heart. And the seme 200,000 c i v i l i a n left of Seoul's one-time I.HOO.OOO popula­ tion came to life. Smart, tailored tofm for the young ho-man'a Hunter are our Specialty . . . . T hiy’re well made, smart­ ly atyled, and carefully fitted . . . In a recent Chinese Nationalist government statement, charging that the Reds are carrying out a blood purge in China, It was remarked that the return of the Nationalistto the mainland is only a m atter of time, and that when they return the lleds will Is* forced to alwndon South Chinn at once, ns they could not hold It. This suggests one of thu reasons why poastrasion of Formosa is of such great importance. It is sometimes won­ dered why the |N*ople of Russia do not rebel against their tyrannical government; the answer Is that the hold of the government Is so tight that a revolt does not have a chance to get started. The Red Chinuse are prevented from obtain Ing a similarly revolt-proof hold as long as the Nationalists remain entrenched on Formosa, slr.ee th at could be the breeding place of an upiislng. lto him from crossing the border, a a hard way to fight a war. [A petition for a m-heariag haa denied in the wage and hour r of the Celery City Printing Tha U. S. D'wartmeat of *Labald that hr men thw San­ ford firm sold letter heads and ento local people who in mailed them out of the state, firm was engaged in inter- USED CAR SALE 1947 PLYMOUTH SEDAN . .. $|0fe00 1947 DODGE SEDAN.................$122*00 • • *4 1946 BUICK SEDAN............. 1948 DODGE SEDAN . 1948 SUPER BUICK IT! BUS COUPE . J Balance Achieved (rsslliir* rraa* P ag e O ast ment bonds in Washington. Thr State Industrial Commis­ sion in ita annual report showed unemployment compensation bene­ fits paid last year wer# 93,44!l/»H4 lets than the Itl,l4l,lr>7 paid out the yr*r l>efore. Heaviest payment* went to citrus tanning and packing plant employee* and tolotcro product* worker* who left idle by seasonal shut-downs. Thr Commission said 12.in »»« tlon, was not equipped to handle nil the injured Must were tat'Ui thr seven miles to Wyandotte (jrnrral Hospital. paid out to citrus packing hour* worker* fort every dollar paid Into the fund by their employer*. Tobacco workers drew out 42.24 for each dollar paid In. ^ The SU te Employment Service found jobs for 248,W0 persons during the year—Including 114171 handicapped men and women. It gave- 14.947 aptitude anil profi. 1 1envy tests and job counseling service to I4,8fc8 person*. The Industrial Commiaaion Workmen'* Compensation Division -aid industry paid $.r>.G07,2n to employee* who were injured un the job. Of 92,000 accident rasciQ t..ported to the commission, 81,. P.YI were settled at a cost of | 2,y80..Vl8 to industry. Closed S atu rd ay - March 17 Mooing to Neu) Location 119 W . First Street Open fo r Business M a r c h 2 0 , 1951 First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County llt t lu w ild f lo w o r s by BRING OUT THE LITTLE f GENTLEME#' DRESSED IN THEIR BE§T : 1. . . Suita of Genuine Pa i n t Bench Fabric with Nylon content in auntmer ahadea of Blue. Tan and Green and the ulwaya |>upular white . . . 7 thru 12 .... | | . 9 3 The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, despairing of early couitruction of a local hospital by the Fuh etlale, goes on record at favoring an immediate bond issue H ip ancients believed the tn|>ai U n it Hear Lake amt Urea by the county to build whalevei would relieve insanity, asthma, Wav* l.akr in Canada are nn<*b hospital may be deemed necettary insomnia and anger ami would a b o u t half a* Urge aa Lake Michigan. at the earliest possible moment. cool (silling water. Such a bond issue will require State If (illation which mutt be advertised 30 days in the news paper before it can become law. Some steps lo this end should be taken at once. The Chinese are reported to be building up enormous ammunition ntld gasoline supply dumps just l across the Maochurian border in ‘ patina of the expected big push by some 400,000 Chinese troops in North Korea. Over 600 Russian built planes are just waitlog for the attack lo be thrown > into action. And yet MacArthur i l restrained from bombing tliese supply dumps by United Nstiom ____ United Stales orders which pre- right-of-way and assisted rescuers Same of tha Injured were halfdragged and half-carried from the cars. Others made It without help. “I was alm ost thrown clear." said Airs. Ru*ie Simmons of De­ troit, "but I don't think my sister fared aa well." The fate of her sister, >lr*. Dolore* Hardin of New York »n* not learned immediately. One paxM-nger, Ha>kell lilt bet I of Detroit, said he felt the truin jolt, then come to "a laty stop." The wreck scene is not far from the Detroit River which feed* ore to steel furnace* In a string of downriver communities. Ambulance* from neighboring title* sped to Trenton. Trenton, a city of popula- r/i srr.n Threat Of Formosa •a a T U U R S D A Y M AR. 15 , 1951 TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE TWO ■ n M M H 18 ......... 1 0 .9 5 Dreaa hin. up in ono of these handsomely atyled suits by Tom Sawyer in washable white Gabardine o r B u r• Mil fabric in Drown, Blue or Green. Sizes 1 to 12. 1*95 to tl% $111*00 ..........$|M *00 *m»«o SiA '* IT _ _ _ _ _ _ _ " D r * » | .* H sa n ," *■ embroidery lound ta Switfcrlaad, handed on pastel Miami doth i r q s s ) Necklia r scoops U«r both 'root $1975 and back. Skirt I* widcl) Hared. I a beautiful In mnCina. 'tin IS Pink d fn n «dgn r* 4 M jl^ m ifa a g g B g B B a m a m m H m g a m n g g m m H i^ M s m m m m im m M M n m m �t T H U R SD A Y M AK. 15, 1951 S o c ia l A n d P e rso n a l A ctivities HONE 148 Social Calendar i' ai.c T H K bA N K O H l) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A The Lamplighter Personals It) TOM DOYLB______ Harry Touve i* expected to THURSDAY arrive tomorrow after spending It was early in the afternoon. F in t Raplixt Churvh will meet at sonic time in Texas and Mexico. the church at 7:00 P.M. in th< Apr. 14, 1742, ami the great hall on Fistmmide Street in Dublin, IrePhebean c U m room. Mr*. W. K. Smith of Ocala is The Douglas Jobe Junior Hro ' land, was crowded. The first public spending sonic time with her sister thrrhood will meet at the Kir. ' performance of George llamiel's Mr*. J. R. Ray . Baptist Church tonight at 7:3< , Oratorio, "The Messiah'', war I’ M. about to begin und enfold to its Friends of Charles II. Shaffer The Men'* Brotherhood of tin ‘ audience in powerfully inspired will regret in iiarn that he is conFlret llnptiat Church will havi | music "The Greatest Story Ever fincil 4.” the Fcrnald-Laughtcn their Simper amt Prugiam meet­ | Told"—That of Christ. ing in the Memorial Eduratioen I We ran vicariously take our Memorial lln-pitat. reals in the great hall ami im­ Building tonirrht at 7;.7*i P.M. Friend* of A. K. I.iveright, winfh-minolr Chapter No. 2 of patiently await the beginning mo­ visitor al the Mayfair Inn, will O. K. S. will meet at the Masonic tion of Hamid's baton, as the or­ ' ter regret to learn that he is ill in Hall at 8:00 P. M. chestral pi elude introduce* us the hospital in Orlando. The It A P. W. club will sponsor to the work as n whole, being n .upper and fa.hion show- at anticipatory of both grief und l-e* Raggett and Joe Surz of 7:15 at the Woman'* Club. The despair as well as of great re­ Richmond, Va., are visiting Mr. joicing that reaches its climax public i* invited. Mr*. Richard Farrell for sev­ in the stirring “ Hallelujah Chor­ and FRIDAY eral days. The A zalea C ircle of the (ia ritrn us". As the title would indicate, Club will have a covered dish the coming of Christ I* the cent ml Friend* of P. I*. Campbell will supper at the Carden C en ter at theme. The people of Israel must lie glad to learn that he is im­ wait for Hi* coming a t whirh time 7:00 p. M. “ Every Valley Will l>e exalted”, proving after several day* of ill­ MONDAY The Dependable ("lass of the and the glory of the l.ord will he ness at his home. First Methodist Church will meet revealed. Hut the people arc weak Jack Russell plans to leave to­ at 8:00 p. M. at the home of Mr*. with sin und "Who may abide HI* morrowon a busi­ Clarence Wallii, 1508 Klliot Ave­ Coming"? The music strike* a ness triiiforandCalifornia rn route home he note of terror here, tor are sinnue. The Past Matron* Club will ridden people ready to receive a will visit hi* brother and sistermeet at 7:30 p. M. at the home of spotless, pure king? Continuing in-law In Chicago. Mr*. Joe Corley with Mr*. Edaon in a happier key, the voice* rise Kenneth Leffler is expected to Goit and Mrs. J. C. Rill* a i co- and sing that " lie will Purify arrive tomorrow from the Uni­ Them”, and make them worthy hostesses. versity of Tennessee to spend the The Woman's Mi-sionary Union of Iris coming. The volets with the accompani­ spring holiday* with his parent* of the First Itapti.t Church will meet Monday as follows: Prayer ment continue, singing of the vir­ Mr. and Mr*. W. A. I-effler. Hand—2:00; Committee Meeting. gin who will bear a king; hut no Mr. and Mr*. Ernest Neff and —2:30; Directed Community Mis­ longer it he a m ighty king in the son Por.alJ, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. traditional sente, but surprisingly sion*—3:on I’. M. Mr. and Mr*. G. A. The Audubon Society will meet a child—a child w ho will grow and Comfort and all of Canada have been at the Garden Center at 8:00 suffer much and die that they Piocunler may live. The music represents the recent guests of Mrs. Francis P. M. thorny path trod by Christ in Bolt. TUKSDAY The Unity Clas* will meet at somber tone; his enemies' senti­ Mr. and Mr*. D. K. MrN'sb have 7:30 P. M. at the Valdes Hotel ments are alto voiced. as their guest* Mr. MrNab's bro­ Finally, w* are atirred deeply with Mrs. Carolyn II. Parsons as a* there ie a tremendous, tumul­ ther and siitrr-in-law, Mr. and teacher. Mrs. Roy |,. McNab and family The American Home Depart­ tuous surge of mualc and voice* of Indianapolis, Ind. ment of the Woman's Club will representing the victory of good meet at 8:00 P. . at the Woman's over evil blend powerfully in the Friend* of Mr*. Paul Rigger* world famous "H allelujah Chorus". Club. This represent* a tremendous re­ will be glad to learn that she WBDNRSDAY ha* returned home after being The Civic Department of the lease, the consummation of Ih* eonfined to the Orange General Woman's Club will have a lun­ g reat struggle. “And Christ shall Hospital. cheon at 12:30 o'clock at the rvlgneth r~»»v#r"! Now, Handel'a “ Messiah” ends club. The program will l>e on Mr. and Mrs. Jam es II. Bond of In softened tones as "Worthy I* Toronto, Can., who have !>een safety. the Lamb” and "The Amen visiting Mr*. Rlchaid Ten Eyck Chorus” are sung. We have I-ten left for Bradenton Reach and re­ taken on wings of music by Han­ turn for the Mills-Walker wed­ del, and In the rourse of listening ding. have t>ccn made to run the gamut amotions from A to / . Ilandel AUDITION SOCIETY Circle No. 4 of the Woman's of haa literally loved with our feel­ The Florida Audubon Society Missionary Society of the First ings, and whatner or not we are will ms«t at the Garden Center Baptist Church met Mouday In fam iliar with the Messiah story, the Phehean Class room with Mr*. the effects are constant, and the Mar. If* at 8:00 P. M. Merritt R. T. Thomas, chairman presiding. sweeping momentum of the mu*le C. Farrar, the executive director Mr*. C. W, Krgl* conducted the will surely stir the most flsreld of the Society of Florida, will show a technicolor motion pirturr devotional u sin g ' a*< her tnpio soul. "Walk Your Angel Down" and the Following this 1742 Dublin per­ “The Rlrth of the Soil." scripture was Proverbs 16:1. Yherc will lie a bus trip Mar. 31 formance, the critics and poets Mr*. A. J. Walker, the com­ could not find the adjectives and to Merritt l*land. The lut* leave* munity mission* chairman, an- similes to phrase adequately their the Gartien Center at 0:45 A. M. would he visiting the hospital ami sentiments, so completely had 1 and from there to the Chamlier uf nouneed the work for the month “The Messiah” captl vated them, I Commerce in Winter Park and the nursing home*. Forty-two visit* held them ■pellhounu by the grand­ liu* will Iravc for the Dtarul at have lien made during the past eur and majesty of its powerful 7:30 A. M. Reservation* may be made until Mar. 20. month In interest of the Woman's and baautiful muale. Missionary Union and the Churrh, "Women, for all your sins may it was announced. Mrs. W. C. Ituie you be forgiven” was the comment proof of it* eternal place in the told of the ml.sinn work In China one of the Reverends mad* on a world’* inuijr Is evident a* many and of the death of one of the solo sang by a certain Mrs- Clb- group* a ll' over the Christian missionaries, a Dr. Wallare who l>er. The papera w ere full of world are now preparing to pre­ was prisoner of the communities. the event, and Handel'a “ Messiah" sent thi* work during the Easter Mrs. R. L. Garrison, the general had made its m ark, to become season. It I* Inconceivable th*» stewardship chairman, presented as history has shown, perhaps th* the future will see anything dif­ the stewardship chart and urged j most grandiose and lofty musical ferent. A thousand Easter* from each member to he a tlther, tell­ | phrasing of the events that have now, group* yet unborn will he lehrarsing snd presenting George ing of the spiritual blessings tith ­ made the Christian religion. Ilandel is the m aster of the Frederick Ilandel'* masterpiece. ing would bring Into the life of When the Seminole Choral So­ the individual and also thow it Oratorio. He im parted to hi* would help to advance God's cause "M essiah” mu»lc much the same ciety undeitakes thi* great work thing as did the w riters of the Sunday afternoon at 3:00 P. M., and kingdom here on earth. Mrs. F. L. Humlston was we|. Bible impart to S cripture! A tour we would do well to remember the corned as a new member. Mrs. A. of loftiness and authority. “The great tradition iwhlnd It—and for J. Peterson, the president of the Messiah made its Initial hit in the soloists' and rhoru*' sake, the Woman's Missionary Union, Mrs. 1742, and now, 211 years later, voral demand* it exart*. Garrison and Mrs. Daisy Bayne of Pennsylvania were visitors. Mrs. John D. Abrahams dismiss­ ed the meeting with prayer. A fellowship luncheon was enjoyed with the other circles In the Gen­ eral Assembly Room after which they met in the auditorium for an inspiring and ehallrnglng mission­ ary program. Those present w e r e Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. M. J. Phillip^ Mr*. Walker, Mrs. Buie, Mr*. Turner l-odge, Mrs. Abram*. Mrs. F.rgle, Mr*. Mary Hall, Mrs. Miriam Vlneup, Mr* C- H- Goethe, Mrs. Humlston, Mrs. Garrison Mr*. Peterson and Mr*. Rayne. Plans Announced For Rules Announced Miss Mills* Wedding For Flower Show GENEVA NEWS Station WTRR—1400 Kilocycles II) ADDIE PRBVATT Miss Mona Ruth Mills announced today the final plant for her m arriage to Richard Ten Kyck W alker which will be an event of Mar. 24 at the First Baptist Church at 7:00 o'clock. Serving a* the only attends will be Mr. and Mr*. Charlr- It. Flanders. Usher* will lie Wallace Tyre and Wallace Albritton. Following the ceremony an in formal reception will be held in the Haptist Memorial Educational Building. All friend* of the couple are invited to attend. rm..— The Annual Flower Show spon­ "it Mr .and Mrs. Sam Levy of *<11 sored by the Garden Club will I* held in the Episcopal Parish House Sanford were Sunday guests of * l i Hi Mat. 2'J from 2:00 to 8:00 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Guyctte. IS Maj. Janies Melton Jones, Jr. T ami Mar. 30 10:00 A. M. to 0:00 * on and wife of Jacksonville wen- s I > P. M. Everyone In thi* vicinity In­ weekend guest* of Mi-. Jones' s-jn I. terested in flowers und gardening mother, Mrs. Pearl Peter*. Mr*. Judson I.aster of Fort is invited to take part in the flower show, Mrs. Michael Ginson, Pierce vvn» a recent guest of her brother-in-law nnd sister, Mr. un i chairman, announced today. Rules for entrirt and exhibit* Mr*. I.altuc Alderman. Mr. and Sir*. Horace Wesson ute n« follows: 11 All entries must in- brought and sons, Mrs. Thelma Bachelor to the show rooms between 8:00 of Winter Park cnlle-l on Mrs. and 10:30 A. M., Thursday. Mar. j Comic Weston and Mr. nnd Mri 20. Exhibitors will use their own i Roland Wesson ami daughter. Henry Levy visited friends in <ontaiucr*. 2) Exhibitor* shall have only ' Lake Mary Sunday. Mr*. Scott Kvscr »»< lone exhibit in enih section of each from the Frrnnbl-I.audit rt The Woman's Bible Class of thi i las*. .3> All container* should be orint Hospital Siindnv nnd First Baptist Church mrt at the home of Mr*. M. C. Ilnynes with marked on the bottom with owner's 1to Mim* to stay with re name. Containers will lie furnished, there a lewr days. Mr*. II. II. Newman and Mr*. J- for specimen classes. Dan Dreggots and Chart A .Strangr a- co-hostesses. 4i First, second and third wen were taken from the Fetnald Mr*. II. C- Moore, presided ever award* honorable mention will i Laughton Mcnioiial lln-pitul Iasi business meeting and Mrs. F t. I lie madeand in a variety in ruch class week anil arc at their home doing Myer* gave the devotion. Mr* S. 1 Two tricolor* will he awarded very well. G. Ilarriman conducted i. quit by6the judges, one for horticulture, Mr. and Mrs. M. II Sellnr contest which all the rurmlwr* en­ the other fot the beat arrange­ of Rest Haven on I ok.- Ilatiijoyed. ment in the show. It max- only i spent the weekend In S Those present wrrs- Mr*. Mo. re, lie given to n blue ribbon winnerMi. nn.l Mr s || !:• Mr*. Newman, Mrs. Myer*, Mr- All specimen* must in- labeled. rpent the weekend at I'• t Itnvel S trange, Mrs. Ilarrim an, Mrs. I*. Flower show committees are on Lake Hartley before tvturnuu F. SlcWhnrtcr, Mr*. E*»ie Wit * • i, Mrs. Ginson. grneiul chairman; to tlu-lr home In North 4'nndlr > Mr*. Unice D»nn, Mr*. Volte Wi l ­ Mrs. It. It. Crumley, artistic a r ­ Mr and Mrs I’ygnn wlm huv. liam*, Mr*. E. It. C arter, Mr*. '1 rangements! Mr*. Jnnre* Teiwil bought the Sedlon home on Its t I. . Denton, Mr*. C. A- Andrews, Irgcr, award*, judges and clerks. llaven ha ve returned t«* thei J r ., Mr*. A. J. Peterson, Mr*. O Mr*. It. F. McWhorter anil Mr* home In Connecticut. C. Gibb*. Mr*, (i. T. Newby, Mt« Herman Jacobson, classification Mr. ami Mi*. W. L. Beig nnd II. 11. Slaughter. Ml*. G. U and entries; Mr*. Jacobson, Mr*. Mr*. Speer had dinner S.nnlnv ami Mrs. F. E. Hols. Terwillegei rind Ml*. Paul Ches­ with Mr. ami Mr*. Carole l'i ter son. horticulture exhibits; Mis. pepper in Fail Gatin'. It G. Brisaon, information and Mr. anil Mrs. Rills Geiger .-utd hostesses; Mrs. John Sehlraid and <n Jimmy <>f Orlando , pen' Sun Mr*. Civile lt*ius*y, Junior Gatden day with Mr. Geiger's mother Club; Mrs. Ginson, properties; and Mr* llsrry Geiger n-d fnmlly Mr*. Floyd Palmer, publicity. Mr. snd Mr* Joe Good-on n n 1 MIAMI REACH. Mar. 16 son Donnie of New Smyrna *|o r (A P) — Elliott Roosevelt, sec I Sun.I*), with Mr*. Windnil Hrad'lv son of the late president, married and daughter Julie Mrs. Minnewa Bell Rots, Caiifm Mis Margaret Everett if I'm < nia heiress, in * simple cerem <ny till* visited her brothci 1,1* here today. trrs. Ml*. Allen. Mt« S|" i-r, mol The wedding was completed at Model* for the Easter Fashion W. L, Sieg last week. 10:26 A-M, at Mr*. Rots' home Show sponsored by the Nowell Co. When you have leflmei n,i«t' on fashionable Sunset Island N" nnd the Bu*irre»s and Professional 1. It was the fourth marriage Woman's Club tonight at 8:16 after making pie, u-e it for Cheefor each. o'clock at the Woman'* Cluh are Straw*. Roosevelt came out of the home, ns follows: smiling broadly, Immediately tftri Mi*. Miriam Russell. Mr*. Doug­ the brief service, and invited in* Stenstrom, Mrs. Max Fundnm. Morton. Mi** Kay Ivey. Miss Kill n h newsmen snd photographers t» Mt*. M. D. Conway, Mrs. W. II. Vlhlcn and Chip and Du-tv Craw-11 follow- him arovut the housa to a fttemper, Miss Cherry Singletary, foul. Sirs. II. It. Smith v .'.! ' back lawn faring the water, where Mis* Dilnn Raker. Mis* Gloria commentator. hi* yacht, Storm King II, w*< Ktudstlll. Mi** Diane Gingle*. Ml*« Donna Gale Rnolh, Ml** Bobbie anchored. i n in vv The fill) Him Club New* W e s t e r n J a m i e te e Seven O'Clock flub N, vs * 1" I) Tommy l»or»*y Ork t - In At II m e W i t h Muxlc 11 ci N.w* tl .sign off M m i n i : Hpn it* tM ttlon l i a r H >o r Orb DR. H. K. RING Mionina I't-voil •*» III \\M 'Iv­ \\ ■ At N m CHIROPRACTOR • • I » o r it .in ILty or A t.« « l* 1 rat To T » 1’ Ar.ulA *l l r l M u a lr Plea-, call for appointment Phone 1732 —1718 M * II AH ne* •i. l.n t. l. . ».i A n -1 Ht4 r ’o r n e r Class Is Entertained By Mrs. Ilaynos Elliott Roosevelt Marries Mrs. Ross BPW Fashion Show Is Slated Tonight TONIGHT & FRIDAY — A ls o — . GlennFord•Valli Nevv-s— ('n rtiH in Claude Rains-Oscar Homolka T h i W h it e To w er J sL ,xs.ee tr TfCMWCOtWt W _ . >- w f , C om edy Shown—7:00-9:15 l \ M. MOVIES UNDER THE SI \IIS S A N FO R D * O R L A N D Q tU flG H W A * Meeting Is Held By Missionary Group For E A S T E R . . . Pretty as a spring bouquet! Aliluiugli we sell a variety of merchandlir ami provide many service* for v-oii comfort, plcaaiuc, nnd .hupping ronx nl.nce, out principle function i* lo »;»ti»fy fully the health nre,l« .f you nnd youi family. You know it the moment you enter our •lore. You »«•»• it in our Inrg. p n acrlptlon lalmrnlory . . . in th. c-impU-leio-.-* nf our at.x k of lioir.e drug* und sickroom supplies and In am undine** tn be .if art vice to you. Truly, Hu- In a •fi .. store fin t . . . last . . and ALL W A\8I IIA M .M A U K EASTFR CARDS 5u to 501’ 4.15 to 7.95 A In D 25c B C POW DICKS 11 SIZE 7.5c CASTOR IA 51k $1.50 AGAROL .................................$1*19 50c IMlIM.ir MAtiNKSIA 4.45 to 7.95 Mincemeat I* delicious teamed with vanilla pudding and served over plain white cake squares. Use one of the packaged mix** for the cake, if you Ilk*. M 0VIELAND Hide-In Theater 75c I it* li EASTER PATENTS rtut o n i* A li'plu-n I’ill.i flit rtin rrrn h h iI TUMI IM lk« l a u a e l •*•••* 6*awa Gas* a* Saterday—N. I . C Ck*.l yaw a t - i p a p r r lar It aa aad xiarlaa. • ••rrrtl 4al) ••• hnltl Ifcal |» trm r lllr« . I t l a ♦ o u r * — N N d f NNf • N l t t a r l I n 11 m e n t t f l ll w e % * } »M N r e * | f« llh In y»w r dO«M/IOWT 11.20 S y ru p w IVpsIn 11.00 11nicy h .M (1 M b %wtl » * l i l l r In 00 9 4 c ••••It i l l r n n l l d r n i r a i r l g f l N h l« lh» U l l i . i t m f * * n * l I n l f f r a U »l (!•***< K f i t n f . •rrlp llu ia m oxzem a ........ M $1.00 l.n v o ris O u r itbiriH N ilai* r r i a n l li Dainty patent* are the all-time favorite for a little fort's Easter outfit, mother! AikI top-quality Rutter Brown* are economic*!, became you more scientific fit. vtylo appeal and |»«iicral all-around satbfacHon per alroc dollar! 23 I'inkhnmw Comp...... $ |-39 Tm mm. »«»rr pnmertpUmn U it **|irrn<tNBl m mallH »f rb4 pk tM lrlN R p b F fM N H tl. ,KOTEX 7.7r S . T . -T7 Kolulion RQ<‘ 11.76 uw PERSONAL PAPERS IllF fM l t our or io WOMIM CHOOtl Shuni|MHi 5 9 00c CureR ii B tu tfo & u n m HAND 00 CREAM. DU 0 $1.25 I'e lru R g la r bul r r r t a l i l r PACQUINS * |5 r t 'j i r l e r s I’llln A to D ysaJbM^ 59 15c Wnuli C lu llis 4.45 to 7.95 Pretty,., eporty... smart far Jual about axery oecasiaxx yaw ran think af. Natural Bridge has pul Ini# apaclalara that a ir of “ fashionright neaa".., crisp, new alyllng,,, ameeth, rslarful leather* . . , beautifully handled drtallx... and, ezlru n * \ fo r t /eatam that all add up la — 98<* 7or N itx rin i .'HI SP8 C T A T IIS 39«* $1.25 CAROID iV: BiliF. SALT’S A to D B n ixlcjc CORRECTION The Herald regret* an error In announcing the Sanford delegate to the D. A. R. convention. Mr*. II. Wayde Rucker will represent the Sal lie Harrison Chapter a t D. A. R. Congress In Washington. I9<* nn 4 fit T i l l t H T t l V N | « M r « N h e r a r t f i l N *1 t r N « l n r l l - t i l N r e t t . SI.25 H.’idiirul 50r Amirin TnliH 25c ILiver Anpirin 5Or N It Tablet* 25c Kicniinrint .... 7 9 c » |.i n 39 19' BROMO c n QUININE.DU COLD TABLETS acucvc cold MIXLRTI x Gm PUSH PAK 4 5 ‘ 2 ll I h i iH nf k T U B & .W E D . M A IL S M I 1 - 9 P. M. Regular Adjuiaaion Prices TOUCHTON OPPOSITE POST OFFICE '0U (AN DEPIMD ON ANT DRUG PRODUCT THAT BEARS THE NAME Rf XAU �#*.v -------------------------------------------------. • V *. 3. 1 ' ' ' i *v^*■ i/- : ' ’ - * '!'• . * V*1 '. • ■ -: . ' ; **■ \ . > T H U R S D A Y B iA H . IS. 1951 TIIK SA N F O R D H E R A L D , H A N fO H D , FL O R ID A Tax Returns Rollins College projects more in line with the ib trrr purpose. Tim Crawford reviewed plant if uullaned (ru n Page flue) I l s s l l s s * * F ia s i f x r 0 **1 i r u l U » 4 F t » m !• • * » O m ) ITaallaaeW F ihh *••#* •»•»» for Ihr Jaycee Danre lo be held *!** veu al the nun at the office ot U. H. A ttnr- roils of a imxpital and l— to 20. the lattri iiguie ill, luded III custom of waiting until the last Armory Mar. 'll. Horace n•> Irving Hay pal » ' “one of Ih# rod of fd,600 |.*r room. Monroe and his Kings Rhythm lltc (amity ic>o|itllc,n wlntli Inllow- minute to file a return which had Util top S-’irlltlM ill the field nf In I’tplairiliie tin imOtion of i will t„ lw accompanied i,y a cash pay. provide Ih entuslr. ed u’ mrrliiiK yrtlrid.iy but wilit li I lur aerodyraniirs.” (he FUli K atatc, .Mr. Bumper r.aid , liui-ts lit. at the meeting were was not relraird until today. It I ill ag iu ta arrested I'erl at no funds whatsoever are available llrure Trulove, Hob Hosklnson and Nowadays, in about six out of his home hen- lad night on an for a hospital now, hut that the Mr*. II. K. Ring. ran about MK) word* and said in ' ten r a s . - s , it pay* to file a return. iriililm int returned Tuenlay by trustee* indicated that u wing Seme i'.t.Otgi.iiow of those who th. I I»»»1J n fidrral grand Jury which ha< might lie added to n hospital built , , so ran look forward to a refund "We the faculty of Rollins Col­ lawn investigating aioinic ••»|Miri hy the fo u n t>• after the estate had lege are aware of the unpfcccdent- | Iterative they've Iteen nicked for lii|iiidated Hi » ’ <et„ tied up in pro age? j edly dlffirult problem- wlilrlt n.orc withholding taxes than the The lndictfti.nl w*- conn.-eii-d puly lint rendily negotiable. 11 u n iiiiiie ,! f r o m Page One) I have ronfronled I’r, ident kVagin r | total amount they owe. Ihyliudd Moffelt of the Orlando named Daw on u a man who wiiii the ra*« »*f three p er’ on 'I he only way to get a refund | since the Ix-ginning of Ids M-rvlco r,,-, j . m I of w artim e co n sp ira cy to layree , vs Im w«’ Introduced by | . |i|mrenlly wielded influenre. , in to make a return showing that to ll'tllinx. the tlri'le all* ■ of his l urth Disti I’-Ihe*ulrnt Al­ ip t fu r R u ra l* . Senator Mt-rarland of Arizona, efforts and th* -train uuder which th. total tax i|oe has been over­ Th' defrs.iU.iiis, *ii„ fitil'l •» vin lldlmni, «li»ru'-.ed the methods the Democratic hader, rebuked he paid and the sooner the return is hu. Iteen tailoring. seliteliii'il In death if convict, d, nf making -u-raplHinks with the Fiill.right for niiggesting an infile,] after the season opens Jan. "Wsr nevertheless feel that it I* arr: Juliui Rosenberg, U2, •dec mretlna and •■rnpliasiieil the nrac- vestlgation of ethical standard' our duty to present to the Itoard of | the sooner the refund—a* a trlral engineer; hi* wife, E thel , liral aid th ey provide in -olving nmong government n/firlala. g i'e ra l rule. tru ster' the following rnntter*: sr, anil Morton gob'll, XI, ra«lar problem* of future project*. McFarland raid Fulhrighl had Not even the Internal Revenu’ "Dl«tnls«*l of over ' . * < * no rnliera Point Ini; out that a* a mrmber iall*d for an inquiry into “ the nf the farulty, many nf them of Dureau knows just how many expert. IVrl wax Indicted on four of the aw ards committee he ha* ethical standard* of the Senate.” long service and outstanding im­ people have ‘‘applied for refunds” count* of perjury. They concern had a unique opportunity to aee lie added: portance to the college and all of hy early return*, hut it says re­ testimony he gavs la't Aug. IK (he statewide work of the org an i­ "I regret Oust a statement of fund. had gone out to and Sept. 11 in which he allegedly sation. Mr. Moffett wa- especial­ this kind should lie murfe on Ih. them wocthy wad faithful servant* and person* of rredlt to the college ly impressed with the Here , Uty for flinr of thn Senate." and the tearhing profession. With­ Crime. Investigation ari enlightened uutlord toward out first consulting the faculty pulillrity. i i s s i i s w a 1' i a a I ' a a * s t e a l ll*i If to find out whether the lb explained the Iiied of looking hkh farulty could suggest alternatives, p. ,t rily. al publicity from the viewpoint Hi,’ moli, he said, had wnircr* even at per ounl -n, ilflre, Im'. in­ K a a l l «.»< • I rons I'a a e l l s r l of new-papr r and radio .tation ■j would bcriabl.’ for 2<l month' ser­ flicted II deep wound ill the college. of uipply in Mexico and (.'ulifor* In ordei lo provide them with the vice if the House hill passe*. .da*, a rre t* here and in “We are iiwnre of the fact that nla type of m aterial they will publish, i The committee retained hy u the college cannot pay out money Arne.n.s partially cracxsrs] tin lie «l’o rm fihndJ.il die iieerl for I tie vole of 115 to 115 a provision that it d'H nut have, i.ut the put 0|><ration ill late 11*11, he soi'1. that would give Congre«' the j pose of the AAIJ I’ (America I.uihrse rseapsvl punistuiii’iil. In authority to end nr suspend all Association of University Profes­ ail.led. He S u re To diliied k n o w in g II*.’ <nl-erg an d induction into the arimd force I <1,’vision c a m e r a s , whose sors) ru le , regarding academic I oti ii Perl alao «« aecuacd of or the proposed I’lmcr-iul Mili­ tenure is to prevent arbitrary ac­ light.- played over the hearing Cull o r W rite T o -d ay | lying alrout "a.-ociatlOo a n d , tary Training t ’orp*. tion hy college administration room, did not show Levine on the I friendship” w ith other p ir- o n * The committee arranged to meet without farulty participation in p screen at the request of the Nar. F o r F R E E Insp ectio n I mentioned in the r«*e. again later in the day and Vinson decision affecting farulty dismiss­ colics iliirrau. Costello, threatened with po«. aid he expectesl to get final a p ­ als,Docs not th. rt|.nus-al iietlon proval of the hill then. as taken as w e ll a- the wording of alhlc perjury rhargea as a re-ult However, he said several pro­ the letter sent out to the mcmlx-t- of cinflictiiig testimony over teleposed amendments might stir up of the faculty who are retained, Mione wiretap-, Is dated to Ik ronslderahle debate. f.K N ’I.. fO N T H A C T O R represent a grave violation of the mail'd Inter today. Following Irvine, the former spirit, if not the letter, of th'a|»#-llrt*r III HorltU rules c,f nendemie tenure an agreed ll*'»l of Ihe New Cork City tellies |.i|H«Ul of Miller Upon by the college witli the mili.iuckrla squad, Frank (5. Hub A p ValUI’lr 1*1 r.ulM Orlando ti tified he never ordered investi­ AAUPT fut bl« In hPAforU mu' lls s lls s H I tu r n I'a a e o a r , P H O N E — 2-I2J1 - Disnti* al* announcer! would, in gations of well-known racketeers. Hrinlfiole i%i«jn*jr. »n*l ( liumlion, C It i n r s r iliongliolJ nur opinion, make it itnp"*»ihle Hal-, named ■> seventh deputy m n tu lIR lIo n * * fre#- ».f rigid miles roulli of the Imdlcr in for the college In claim that it will pi,lu e rommlsslouer during the P H O N E — 2*1852 lloie a lul IttpRlr W#»rF lx- prepared to offrr an education­ administration of former Mavo* renlrsl Korra. llulie The ||e<| radio at Pyongyang al program next year of the William O’Dwyer, -aid hr knew I rl'phuiiP* N ip h t & Sunday reported fierce fighting Inside quantity mid quality which would underworld figure Joe Adonis had Ulllpe llrltsr»« !**•»•»• I*. II. Il.*« l . \ T * **f « ( . H . * l rilS North Main Street Reoul. Allied reports said it fell justify maintaining nf liiiliun rales U "repulatlan of In-lug rnnuertrd" • anfesrsf, I l a . «pwf**ul I7TM fur present •■Indent* and raising with rackets. without ii -hot Iming fired. ' "Did vou make an invexllga. The Pyongyang radio, in h them for new one*. “It is already apparent that any lion of this?" he wa- asked. l.rnadrsst hearrl in Tokyo, saiil D»0 "No. I did not," he answerer!. Allied troops w ere killed and two savings tlust would be iffect'sl (J. Did you rause an Investiga­ tanks were destroyed In the Seoul may lie mure than offset hy with, *>hattle.H It also claimed that six drawn! nf student* who have Immm tion lo lx* made of well-known e'”»rs? American aircraft were shot down deeply wounded by the aetlon rark A No. taken with respect lo favorite and over ihe citv. lie also conceded he never beloved professor*. STEAM HEATED A. I1, correspondent Jim Decker “ We deplore the failure to take probed Into the affairs of Coslel. Visit Our reported th at lied anti-aircraft advantage of student sentiment. fo. who ha* hern named as Refreshment Doors Open fire knocked down three IJ. S The sheek to the student body wn* Ad”o|s‘ loss in a rrlm e romhlno. p'anes and killed al least one Jet profound. The reaction of the 12:11 P. M. Har Far He tald he and O’Dsvyer. now pilot Thursday in western Korea. student Ixxly, however, has been amhasiadnr to Mexico, worked out Candy A PopDally! IgJfSJ The F-WI filer w a s killed arhe gratifylnglv constructive. With the plan for the anti-rarketa rtrra! Where llapplnais Costa his speedy craft was knocked out youthful Uealisa* idtnlitM students arc .w|U*d, which Oats dswerihed a* S o L it t le of Ihn air. i f. diking for guidance und advice a < "fjore of an information squad." A second Jel wg* hit by ark-ark' Li how a ltd white they can help, while ever the Itoirthwksi t o a s t ' nml will »t" hi (Jetty .Itwsppmrled traredy of the present may well eonie new strength and unity hul there wax no wm»nl opjRie fa te ' ll l)»: i.oi fi.iilu-eidihg. will solve not nnly financial nf Ihr pilot, .‘.'H I*. M "We git ll'.l lil‘1 I'l l,,|ls,’“ Hia which piol.lrm* hul will lav sure fnuiHtaftnatmiinl*! anti-aircraft puns any <t»i Umiit;r lo iiiiiiialf' t'dallon- iionfor Ihr future nf Rnlllna." aim iiit an F-fil Mustang. The »lli|l is it r< pin til,|)'. A situation t Cl U u d ifiy •bint crashed In the II, H. Thlnt a Men e iln lrd , huw« Ipiweycr, which, •ntrd, Division are* near Renal. f|e was not hnti^llied .vnth,, (he utmost IfOtUtt rescued hy helropter. iJl'Knd aps’sii hy al iw lljj'S n D'lom, gpod wisdom, . Twn other Amoricaa piapa* mitt- allI cwocei m il, lmay iY wi ll .result Widl rasiilt in heavy anll-airrra fl'flre hul retu^t- SF•aster In the college. , » , , wroagadl e«l safely. U ... • I V i.lo . of the Rollins family On Ihe <.ist-rr,itral front,'Jb*Pr la |, i Ml to ‘uh ail,I. We Iwlleve that ' V •Ssvmlh Dlvf, ion Irnnp' Wioi a 'jf llu1 diffetrnl ini mimdtslr* of family ,e■lay.long I.attic with Red* aftei x-.,ik t'.g n th .r, an i prnrtirnl "dlllamhuihing th e Communists In lion may l>F reached. Out of the their own Irap set up lo wipe out the dmighltoys. foxhole," aid one (J. |, after the "We found a dead aook In avary rlash. The body nf a North Korean colonel was m to rtrd among Ihe 42 Communist dead counted after Ihe seven-hour fight. TI im 9 9 U m t). H. Recon,I Division, •DID • » 4 o D 0 » « i« rig on the left of the Seventh, iriv i la Hia R m i i I Ouldoot . talnrd against the atlffesl Rest • M i fcftpptAi Advontura Dtaaul resistance It had met since the Aimmunlata began their front ■lit war Is Iks sasrline pull-bark laat week. A preliminary count showed the taiUmai Second Division troops killed !lf>0 mm joamn( uur Communist*, wounded 2A0 and raptured eight in a single akirmfiM w La* WrifAi i*h north of Yudong. A spokesman for the U, S. 10th lA KM tTI DROP DOUDNNUTS Corps said th a t despite the alff — Pl.tTK— Red resistance “all signs—exis­ tence of minca, roadlock* and de­ D ISN EY COLOR CARTOON — “CHICKRN IN T IIK K O U O ir laying tactics—point to a con­ THIH IM AMRRICA— “ YO U CAN M A K E M ILLION S” tinuing enemy withdrawal toward the 31th Parallel.” HOUM Jaycec* Meeting HR! Investlgution |/\nlK With \VI May Be County Board* It e r m i t e s FIDELITY Exterminating » CARDUI A w P ’s " L O W - P R I C E , L O W -P R O F I T ” I 'O I .H Y W i l l I f f Ip Vou Save WHS 1 ^ SHOWING TODAY AND FRIDAY! m a r u m m t ra m i m n ^ m m cuoK I m m i / if .' &£>"* IP IM M n fe tn fafrg fkg fifaag o f \ jfruHbMlt/ BAKE-RITE % iAa&jUZ Lancaster a WalkerDru -Forrest /--C T ENJOY YOURSELF • To h elp you see what you’re •|»g»i*l- There** no pUac for waate in our national defense effort. ’ • taasery That appUet to grocery atorea at well as defense plant*. 0 A aP guarantees to refund th e price of anything ID t fail* lo please you. At A*P, we are fortunate in hav­ ing 92 ydan' experience fighting waate of any kind — whether it be of food, or time, or effort — in our constant effort to tava money for our customer*. Mil prlrtt ihoun kn r ( Including thott of items not tubfoet to prko etlUngi) or* gmoraniood — Thursday, March I5lh through Wednesday, March 21*1. You can help us do our part lu this national emergency by calling our attention to any wasteful prac­ tice* we may have overlooked. "Super Right Steak U ? "Super Right" (Center Cut) ♦ M Lextaguo Are-, New Tw k I f , W. T. Chuck R oaH t . . . . lb. . 7.3c “Super Right" Ail Meal Ann I'agi- Preserve* Lean GroundBeef Strawberry ...... 12 oz. .35c Pineapple............... 16 oz. 29c "Super Right" Thin Ann Page Fancy Center Cut Grape Jam ....... 16 oc. 25c lb. 65c Sliced Bacon lb. 59c White B acon........... lb. .3.3c «' < < r Jowl BroomH Monogram ea $1.0.3 Bacon Square ... Ih. .35c Wliltehoosc Milk 2 Tall Cans 25c Wr Now Have A tiood Supply Of Fresh nine Streak FISH R ice................................ 6 lb.62c Trend Soap Powders Iff. 2 pkff. 32c dexo Shortening 3 lb. can 90c Red Perch Fillet Whiting F illet...... lb. 39c Ih. 27c Z iL 2 lbs. 29c I- ♦Peaches No. 2Vi can 27c 1 li|nairti Calo Dog Food ..................... 2 for 25« with Strained Gerber Itaby Food 3 for 2ttc mat h man at mt»aa* is m n . m** O s|M SsOMtaw kalis I*.Sw ky waisawMs. is swk*ksat. Ian1.Mh sms at laa-a *Wvv »■ 1 e UsjtrsWn st oaas Urf. a* 1%Mis im p Mi Is mR m4Utmmm *4*. Ikai; O R T H O L G A RD EN BRING HEM) AT MKUXAN VILLE AND CEI.ERY AVE. ? ’:h - 2rn tM * H rsJU 'to SPRAY SEE THE FASHION SHOT I. t.'L- ST..nfv?n 8,^ Ri ^ „ BY T,IK CHAMBER OF COMMERCR FEATURING FLORIDA FASHIONS AND PKTITE PARIS LINGERIE SAME BEAUTIFUL MODELS ^ cn F ” ‘ Tide ................................ Uurge pkg. l i e Lettuce............ 2 heads 15c 4 1 i a# g y ■« re*, kar SwgR Hoop ...___ Re .... . largo pkg. 31c re*, bor n fio Squash ........... 2 lbs. 19c Rcgalo Frrah Roasted Peanuts. */2 lb bff 21c Re Regain Brand Spry ...................... ..... .— 1-lb. cm Snowdrift ------- ----------- Mb. cm 37c Crlnco ........ ...... cm 37c M b. Fresh Yellow He Lifebuoy ................................ both 13c EFFECTIVE! 6 for 19c C abbage...........M ff, . lb 7c PAG Sogp .......... o,‘ Lemons Fresh Green Fresh In te r s Ivory FUken K IlL t APHIDS, S d A ll IN SICTS, RID SPIOIRS, W H IT I- P L Y , M A N Y C H IW IN A P IS Y S V s' Joy ............. ............. .... ( oa. bottle 30c Clingy O llt. DDT. AND { NICOTINt ■ Sunklat luirgp Juicy Ivory Hoop „ii.|'w..,s^M.s«H«medL bar Vc •, COMTAINI MOMiY-RIMNIO P R E IL S B R C A D W A y SH C JV S Pascal Celery 2 lrff. stalks 15c Hnb-O-Cleaniter...............- ................ 12c 0S* j; h ' / j FEATURING M. EVERY EVENING lb* $1.10 saJ CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. A ilP F e o d fltiM 1'aan Egg Dyes ............................... l&c SANFORD AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 53 ___«*0° p. Heavy Nirluin Fr*«h SPONSORED BY THE V .- fl Please write: *♦ a 1dCR t MAR. 12TH THRU 17TH _____ ' I: ing and check your purchases, Aal* mark* price* on all items and gives you an item ised cash register slip. •Pole Beans U a a■a ui i M I HH*»w. Ih* t . M|H*a*>. wise. u M tiw M sw saf — t. €*■»«* m asasiai a i l , H Ci IM M lif sawaa. SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR 37e Popcorn 1-lb. ccjlo baff 19c Regalo Brand Cashew Nuts 6 oz cello bg 33c Istvs Soup __ i________________ n * . bar lRc tore Seed Co. r AMI F*1 Brig ht flail Sogp Ftakw k * . pkg- Me 1st Street M ttt MggM F ra fl J e n rRa Am RTt ft f ----------------------- r 1 ■ - - Cu§tomerB, Corner »t •t Fresh Stringless or A T THE A*r 0 T o protect you again A aP guarantees all a for a full week. fo o t H o rn to tin g : • • To help you save In every depart­ m ent, A b P o.‘f ' " r v v l d c lov.price*. Korean Wnr A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE , ’K • To give you maximum value, A aP lakes only profit on your dollar. W. G. MILLtilt Co. eh*r**J »fe»n,>» To Mini power Ceiling | f,lM h,T* ^ taxpayer* for a total of fV)5, 781JIC7 — an average of M6.&5 with b i h n i f ranging Di<m *.: #icj,—a t th h motith'x start. rceding budget' and purchasing The big annual refunding oper­ (Ceariasea r r s a Pace Oner ation is iu-t commencing to pick prove a recommendation drawn *-upplier from a fellow hoai.l up peed, sc, refundi will flow up for It by a sub committee. I he member lo cans piling *" *c> • i»t foster in ih r next few weeks. recommendation »akl although unauthniuid compcii-alloii and Over 2J*d7/KJ0 refunds, or nearly some school boards have got in hrihes. one third of the total made since trouble with the law "most of inn. 1, were crowded into the Florida'* school hoard member* laat week of Fabruarv. are earnestly trying to do a good Be The Revenue Rurrau hopes to Job in handling their county school I Used clean up by Ju n r I ft nearly all the business." NERVOUS ll,'UatjMM),000 in estimated re. The council approved the re­ funds. Interest must be paid on commendation's conclusion which As A Cat 9 refunds not mailed before Apr. I. was that law* to prevent fraud, Bay* Befarv My Bad Days The interest amounts to one-half conspiracy or "loose handling of bb Bkt U *»*ry I MdMB iff _ of on* p er cent a month, equiva­ public money" should be strength­ O Mrnat* i«Mt4 BikOli'l P»k4s IlsreaikJa kvf UM Ml ( sNfl H)*/* i • RIO* «M'liJ lent to fid rent* a month on a 1100 ened. oafBdll Do MM it*I toiler refund. Delay ran rost the gov­ r f s w , |a p M w a lio * M flM B M « ts k l Carl V. Cescry of Jacksonville • C M MfM *7M */»*« khd buitr («BdMal (Bfkilir ernment millions. I. \IWl| W*f tH iMt euf) MM »»«• f« 'We** IM* .Since the withholding tax syx- -aid he thinks laws are lieing vio­ »aBlk BilWutBdiD'llfdWn*r>«l iff Irep ilaBW *tern took effect in mld.104.1. the lated by a good many school fwl B»>»■■**rMW MC»M T«4/iwf •*«» <« f-rte.' | MORtm? CRAWPt government haa paid hack around lioarda but their activities "just 10,000,0002)00 in refunds to those | Haven’t come to light." cminci i i lire School board members in Cal­ whose paycheck, were nicked too A«!f deeply for taxes. houn, Lee, Pasco and Duval coun- m l Tan 0av i �m i 'T - g p BE m _i at Pott Aiti.ai Ethyirr.. i. uied in making synthetic rubber and pi a: tic*. tc**ilais.4 n » » P m > d a n Magnolia Petioirurn t ..ir.pany. t»» pl&nt at Fort Worth work­ ing on MP|i|iPit-up II .ul ti»ii.l<*i u Btandaid u f f il u tt. ............... [h i ed two n ark in g unit -peed .rder*. T »o romjianica a t Hsuston arc up the output of hiither-vriluo.1 oullding small arm s. Another is chemicals essential to aviation AkiiMitu.' ht-avy urt.llery. other fuel. Continental Oil Onninnnv " o u .to n a n a firm s opened up plans a *10,000.000 catalytic new tank aurm lily and rrpair cracking plant tmodeln refinery! at nearby Lake Charles, La. (hops. West T< xo If ill oil the mohillAlmost everythin# In the air lino is being Im ilt w ith in a -40- ration cffuits a • well a tin- in­ cost and Dallas-Fort milt* c irc le that include* Ita lia -, dustrial F o rt W o rth, am i iMilmrhari Oar- Worth area*. land. On a 1,00-acre tract east of The federal government re* Amarillo, tli. Atomic Kmii-v activat'd lyidhctir rublier plants Csimmis.don ha- a m y fery i * along thr Texan gulf road , ami j«-l. AF.C has been nori-comalso enrourag'-d furtnera to plant inunicntivi’ about what i« r«"u. ^ ' .lyolt- -a .(range plant from except to say it diu’s not involve W hich natural rubber ran hr pro- radioactive m ateiials. The site ••e.»<»d. is IT miles from Amarilln and Reynold. Aluminttm Company was I'nntex ..rdam e plant in announced plans to hullil one of World War II About I,tarn per­ ’.hr g rratc .t aluminum plants in sons will work there. the nation near Corpus Christi. To the south, the midland It will cost at lenat ♦hU/KKt.tXM). Odessa area h i , at leu t m e Three or four nearby towns will order for ino.txht.OOo ■gallon* f have |t rent I eduction plants. high octane aviation tea-"I in* 1'ln n s fu r T e x a s ’ second fu llyllit-gct m ilitary ccntei •■ int.-grated steel processing plant San Antonio, -its of Lackland wen- annm incer l*y Lone S ta r Air Force Im e, Port Sam Hous­ M ice I Company, which will erect ton und Itaodolph Air t'oiic (*ase. ™ a t I li n g e r ! b id in Cain T rx a « . I l.acklmid —wher< report of overS h effie ld '- plant ut llou-tnn is ! crowiling und la-k of f.uililit so fu r T e x a s ’ o n ly plant which I for Air F o u r reeiult- dc • .. produces plate ti-cl fio n i raw Senatorial investigation i* handore. I ling one of the greatest Ho*m| s Heavy chemical industries re­ i of manpower in Air Form his­ cruited several thousand new work­ tory. Itandl|>h AFll, assign"! n ers at ItcHiimom und i’ort Arthur. new- $.‘10,0011,000 aeio-mi dieal cen­ Rest Itiver otdanro plant at ter, will he the top military med­ Texarkana added several thous­ ical center in the world, accord­ and in its stepped-up ammunition ing to Itep. I’aiil Klldny (H-Tex!. production program. The Air Force want* M Texas' great oil imtustry ix T utting heavy emp.uisi- on liitrlt than Mi million dollar* for work at Amarillo .s«t I'-- • • i’noctane aviation -ns•inline. When Wnrhi W ar II started, Sheppaid Air Force base nt T. xu- refinery capacity was |,. Wichita Falls i bulging with Uirrels daily. Hally crude Air Form recruit, re routed the. run. now nic lii11istar a iceord of from San Antonio. Car well Vtr Worth — tl.tlfMi.iMM) barrel-, compar'd to Force latse nt Fort fv’IOO.iMMl u year art". Refinery home of the IMlfl will get n< tv cupaiitie. reacheil u record d.- spun- fm its auper-tMilflhei licet Wlf.’.tHi Issirrcli daily ta d year, nt a cud of more Hum !J,lMHi,0u(l. New I..ii iaid will i " up at uod oilmen exp.x-t to add |n.l,n<m Furl II-omI iu central ‘li Fort In I M l. M ltd induction is l.iitly h"hl- ' ltli«* (n Wi -t Ti X4S i :• igfled a Tlirr Us nun at I’.rtftft.tsm barrels , goidiil-ml-sile renter and an null- ! daily in Texas. Hut the industry .ii" m il filing renter Camp Wel­ expects the Texas railroad com­ ters at Mineral Wells is la>lng mission—whi'h regulate* the in- icactlvateil as u training site for du-try d o allow greater producAir Form construction engineers. lion. Itf the many r< finejv expan­ sion- lieinrt piunned. llin-c nnWhen Cae«ar 'otiqurr.-d E gypt,1 pounced include tlulf Oil’s multi- part of the tribute was paid in tnilliuii dollar Kthyleiie uas piani glass. War Preparations “0 X” Brant! Crystal Quantity Rights itf - r >« <1 “ Sure-Good Colored Quarters 0 L E 0 25 (Limit—2) ;» n s i : i : w h a t 11 u v f . n k d t o i : \ n i dollar You SPENT WITH r s IN 1‘L'iO 11 Y o u it .I I 1-lb C m , _____________ fho•re 1.11H • w WK SFECIAl.IZi: IN QUANTITY I'RICKK FOR YOlllt LOCKER—FOR YOUR HOME I REE/.ER A Swell Weekend For A llarbecue In Your Hack Y ardHudd A Fire SmsII The Smoke And The Amnm t»f These Fine Meats SMALL SIZE MKATY I’OIIK SI’ARF RIBS, lb.................... 49 c t jr , , , ,j.m. n S a T I all llifciiqh the inedl! c w « p .ib 23 c 1/2 ° Bo, o n e i i 99 1 ’.m>s M .in r 1 .tn tw x im iE V is t .-x ( ttisn l \ \ st *1 ( i i i -TTtrr u .. I "ut " f s v s r j it d l ji v e il id w sld ( " i i.'« s 1». "|M -ralm i: ex|«-ss •< and im p ru v rin c n U . T n e s.itier • i s sn t v t paid to -tsa k h n ld err T h a l’a w h e re to u r f 's s l do ar toe- w h e n Vo's Imp in m ir -tnr* . 99 )ttttsAtftr\ j j 11 .''•-III. H ag li'd d i'is f u r 11 's-n t llis ii n u 'tis'V . 8 HAKy-rm III Ilk H.s'.: Oiv ill" f ill' I AC II DOLLAR war* |iai)l im ii|H‘ralitiK f.-.Z ex|M’itves ntilit• . rs'sit-. 1••pi'ir- .Mini lure mniiitsi anre supplies. I Oi l o|-‘ EACH DOLLAR was jiAisI t< out d<»k S r e n O o f r a s A n c ^ .- \r d tli.,t's •. I,, v . mi .<1 more at Mari, tit Ann sCav In the week l.\ ' 'APPiul- • Every ^ t >n A 'J L Libhys Sliced or l)H .Monte liiihcs Pole B eans ^ York Apples S Fla. Celery 2 Rtuical , 25c ,b . • Lb Bag 39' - (tje Sf.ilk* D’Anjou PEARS '» for 21k’ Canadian IM'TAMAdAS II*. .'*(’ SUPER SPUDS 10-lb. Iiuk ID* Yellow ONIONS II lbs. 17c -1(5 Size Florida No. 1 CKAPKKUUIT » for 2ik- FtSSn RASPBERRIES StmlinK ^ ^ PORK LOINS, lb.................... a-lit. H ag OFT OF KA( II DOLLAR was reaervnl fur im I -j C pruvt nielila And e\p,insi"n lit sun -lure-' and )d|tlipmerit In - r \ «■ volt Itelier. I Fnnlhook l i WESTERN LEAN WHOLE Plain or Sftlf-flis’ne; Flour o |" | OF EACH DOLLAR was paid tie wages. »alarii’x, and lu’UOlitH In the |»s'npl«' win* wurL for us in serve yon tadter. 8C Juicy 1 k a lia n ill I OF EACH Ool.I.M ! was (uiiil t" f.ttiii'T-. Q0C incut |tucker* nti«l niher |»r«luccr» fur the lineal I'MsI utiil other pnuhtcls oltlttittnldi'. *1 itl"T ()F I' \< II DOLLAR v».ts paid in ta\e.. In I gC l-’iHlernl. S tate and Igu-.tl gnvcnmteiilx Kentusky NYmuler AND STORAGE CO. __ "1-X I.. CENTRAL FLORIDA Ill'll K FREEZE ten w, i.ith si. FACE FIVR THE SANFORI) HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY MAR. 15. 1951 I M A C ■ In H N o 2 ': Cnn Armour's Luncheon Meat (Limit 3 Cans) f® MM Garden Gilt Z m r re&s 1? o z C m GRAPE JUICE MARGARINE 10c 25c 19c 25c r.’3. : o 3 S o phgs. w 0% PEACHES TREE . (Limit 2 Cans) Hillsdale Sliced Pineanple Ballard's BissaSkS L Lady Belly Srdau Bresos;^ i:* sic. - N o. 2 P!:£ s . Ft. HONK LESS SIRLOIN BEFF FILLETS, lb............... 89 c SKINLESS ALL MEAT HOT DOGS, lb .......................f t c CHAOE A ~ DRESSED A DRAWN F R Y E R S, lb........................? 9 i tit. RAYO STARCH SAVO BLEACH 2* KLINE PIE CRUST * * FRENCH’S PEPPER lllu rh lO -n z. DASH DOG FOOD 2 -- . [ armour E G G S s! ^ ,,o ,- Small l.ran llirkory Smoked Half Or Whole IIA M S Ih . S 5 r 61c (;k BREAD ih . 5 9 c CORN ON COB 15c i$ SU C C O T A SH BABY LIMAS MIX VEGETABLES 2 P k ffs. 49c 2 P k jfH . 4 6 c PACIFIC COAST—SLICED—SUGARED SRAWBERRIES s f 39c “SEALTEST THE BEST' 2 P IN T S 55c V i G A L. M e Family J.mif 1 ?< WHY CAY MORE! M a rg a te l \ n n O r. Tripe 45c LIVER in. 69c t.ARn 13 c.. 49 (Nn ( ruler Sines Removed from l ull II.ill ll.mis) (I'Ot. Arinnui'* l,un< ti \ Floridn c« 33 WHOLE , FU LL H A LF 21 BUTT END HAMS SHARK END HAMS 1s'* Vis-nnu Sausage c« ' A tn im it ■I ’ • 1 d EGGS Meal V l.g . On/ cm lb. i’ i.h . 25c ?t-nr. Armour % Tongue M arguiet Ann 2 LONG OR 4 SHORT EARS GREEN BEANS GUT TORN TUR. GREENS OLIVE OIL >-•><. 41. h -m. DIAMOND NAPKINS 2 »»•■ Old Eaihlnnrd Smokrd I’ure I’otk s a u s a Spread I ; k :to In'. HuH RO AST I.. < . 3'tsOt Aiiuuur l.ivs-r ^om pehui FLORIDA— GRADE A—LARGE V. L y re ’s Tendurcurctl ‘ ''•at 6 5 c c.a 11 Atmour’a I’utls-d c.a 17 i. n 555!. 49, COLO CUTS Lb. 43c •Mi* *; I'nt tn tIra te A * R Y ER : Th;r hs ? tb. ctn. 1.49 I Backs 2 Ih. cln. 55c 1 "•77A.<('S Ib. 46c 9 Ifl' -n; Arnvmr'x 7 Swift's Ice Cream Cube Ralls em it .Swift's Delicious Ice Crcnm • . -jtnl. Old filory Pre|»nred Spni'het t i No. H00 Del Monte Pineapide Juice Ifi-ir/.. rnn Cantpliell's Asstd. Soups 16c und 2 for .Sophie Mae Peanut brittle Cund> lb. Va. Best Green & White Limns 2 No. 30.1 C.a Tongue DEWKIST Peseh, Pineapple er Ap rin t Preeen er Sweet Kelish sh . ' -,-s. s-na. Jere 25. c.a Ton tv# Caa P ii I iii 17c River •Sliced 19c B r'fa s t Arnmur’i Reviled 13-07 Armour’* 25c flrains c.a 29c No 2 Armour Curnt-n Rr.-f Hash c» 41c 2'4-or. Armour ’triest Baaf EVERBEST 21 •' *4 " f Artnmir'. H-vilcst el. 36c Factory Pack Mild Daisv 5-os. Armour'1 l*'ied Baaf gl. 11- 01. Armour Ch.»nt*d 66c Maa r.. H 12- os. Armour Coined M o> th Heavy We*tarn Grade ■“A" Bacon Cheese 55 BEEF Full .Slices Round Steak St|uaic (.’lit C’lturk Roast Short Rib-t f»*r Rrnisioj* Rolled Kristi. Pol Roast lb. lb. Ib. Ih. D7r 73f 55c 69c - I �*- ■ " — — ........................................................ ------------------------- ------------------------------------- t»AC,F. six T IIK Minneapolis Millers And Ottawa Play Exhibition Game Saturday Training Camp Notes Straight from thf* I l i r Mmnr*|>oliv M illrrt and t lir Ottawa C u n tv vvill play an xliilutm n game Saturday at 2 : 30 K M . at tlir M u n icip a l lia flatirh a ll Stadium . Ottawa M .m agn llu g li P o la n d announced to d ay. A second l u n r i i td ird u lrd lo r bunday afte rn o o n . A lllio u gli n ed lirr vquad was at lu ll itrriiK tli l> .lit t lir M illr t i and the G ia n t. v t t t i r n p itc h in g ,* Ho r se’s M outh i:;M:: , ; anager Poland F o r the !>a*ketliall , ”"|HotScton Hall And ............... 1 him *<l( a . well n a tiifle il w ith III)' f ir .l d rill which m n re n tra ti"! h ea vily <>n hittirii- prnctiei m I throw ing to b*. i i i up si.im ldvr m uscle*. Jm I «<n*'ll'- and Klm ix t 'it j Were «ctii liulrd to la / ill x p lii.g d rill i t'd a y along w ith (lie N m ford rlu h . Ill addillnli to manager It'. h a u l I K la il* five .'■mif'iid pinyeri. Im v. , f c |* u t r .l in. They im lu .b Jm K l- I bin of Ka t A lton, I I I ., Kog< n r 11 |I K llt o r of HhIiiiiiiiii'I, Im l.; Donald ' C . Ila lle y nf I ’ltts b u ig ; W illim i I Wed* t Hig of H a ll', I III ; and I I I villi’ Mehntigi r o{ J a ip c r , Im l. fl'iaine■ Manager tnhn K rld e r pointed mil Ih a l toe local club | w ill la aide iii iiirty '.’I plnyi i ■ d iirin i: I hi fu -t .'to day- n f Ihc t ucaiuiii In foie Ihc ro .te r I . n it i Si. John’s Favored in NITTournamt'iU Ily H it I I A I IC ir U l.'n iv v r* lty o f 'lia m i team the Iti.VI-fil en*on vea* a paradox. The aejua l littij an in lifu tent 1(1 won ami U I lout rrcelnl but aet quite a fm . | tarn* le co iiU . High .e o rer C * t liad ro tf -bu»hy'haired, t,< .prrtarlrd feim ard ••( Ih r llu r r ir a n e i eo iirl team— »c! a nee. rrrorel trom the free throw lin e ru n . i r r l i n x >71 out of fia t r ie , to take the rrow n fro o i Id* teammate Mackey Mar lio n aid. T h t . , 7!l| average on f o il* vea. eenlv o ar of the v e rsa tile G h ad ro lf*. . I r r l i n x ip ia lit o . ' iii the ara.ein Ju .t fin i*h ed . Hi* al ** «euted the moat poml i'll Hie Il'MIll „'*> fo r N II! > I THUKSUAT .MAH. 15. 1UV1 M A N P O K I) I I K K A I . i l . B A N K O K D . N A J K l i f A Itv AMHHt l A T F I I C H IIS S Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries School Tournament Is Won By Room 9 C in d erella Kid Johnny Bratton Wins Split Decision Over Fusari Boom Nine won the recent ’Round-Kohin Soft Hall Tourna* ment at the Sanford Grammar Ily J K K K Y I.IS K A K School. Captain* elected by aecret C H IC A G O . M a i. 15 (A*> The NUA'* hrantl new w r ltc iw rig n t I‘allot wers Hobby Gentry and Anti rliampion, Cinelcrell* Kid Johnny Hiatlon. ha* a tentative Miv 4 date Thuraton. Member, of the winning team to drfrnd hiv title agatml Cuba’* Kid Gavilan it New ^ o it* Madman er in till' Tex a l.eagun ln*t *ea- 1 Tamarl.le, l.titl, I'aret, Itumele sty Inning In orlen, l,, n' C""1"- Had MU. h. Po*l were Hobby oentry, Ann Thur*- Nquare Garden. ron, hn* pluyed ever 1*U< I II *1 ton raptaim , Irene Keely, F.u* Hut it will be a lung lime before tloul-and-crutve Hiatlnn loigets I bit I the Yank* four exhibition game Ik o ti. grnia Dowling, Mary Ann H*H. im i ll* i i \ m > He hit nafcly in every game for i m in i H vr t:—i leiea. uu» T r..«~ - i ' u '- .- ' ‘be bi».i> 15-round IhiIH. wit Kle.lllner, I'e .n Fume. W hlrll.'. Kich.r.Uon. Raymond Mein- K, me.lo.t ^ or«, Charlie I'uaart tenth, it wa* a groat night f o r u .."7'J nvriage. tiaby. h K iml it..it.r , F a .t man. U ltra Phillip*. Hct.y West- i ‘ v ,.k- it.Vt. the 2J.yc.it-old Chicago Negro. ..... M[|I If, fjrtk I r , T r*n r ieK,r“ *"'d‘rn fall. Buddy Dunn, Donald Urn* I ,1,ch ‘■“u hlm 'Sin' 4r n "> Twice previously, in the sam e OHI.ANDO. Mar. 17 .... •st.8 y lfiB p earso n .R an lallR .d e. !n» •n'a vacated cro w n at C h icago ling, Hiatt on had hi* jaw brol.cn N'\* cm, one of I*;»■••»Ball n arliv* H i u m i h u i ^ s iniii* mir ,. ms . r * . •(tadlum U »t n iffh t. I I Ikg William* «r.. KntN irv in K to |.r o v r h«> it lll , . 4 V , mV.7 /ll.ii r / ’u - l l , un- IUm" - ‘ ' - Alin* SW' o vran R r in t»,n lr ) . i A *|»ar.*c stad iu m rio w d nf —hy Ikau J a d k *'n.n % Whlrltoivti. Hot »Srhlmnl, ll-, . John t,»'l til In'.' lu.t year • * 1,’ fxxi enough to pitcB .n a jo r I knitu' l i.ah, Thur»H;n, il - 'lik r niniftoii, Joan Kampf. (icoriT1'Am* C.lt.'il and m illio n * whu viewed it (Mated heail'd f'T l-i'in g ‘* lintlm. • M ”IM M U i:— I Mturlfy f i i i |__t t i | | | i Hr ■ W uhiRi on television s a w llratton g a in u Marmlriff. IM y • iv t. i»*.r ||.«li Jackie Miller. Fu*ari paid dearly for fivo ( hvi N a tio n a ls proof h«* " till ha uitfAon*. iim.py lUvtii, r«oM.tr> r ^ r n tram wa« comt>oved «»T • p lit pension o v e r Su«ati. II v 11 hi* a lot on the Ball. The fig ht appeared fin is h 'd m» llhl ol i l ittit>y ii«i*p7 w"i.nrr. ftui.tr iij«> *»lx Bmv* and four uirU. Rghiii !>• hail sto p p 'd M .tiu ip r Murky H a r r is li t II oI hi •»i\ rii ii u i;—t iota* %nir seven took setoml liom u* winning w hen llra tt >n, a cute c lip p ir w b .. fir.t tout -in I ’ ll O K N I X , A rix ., M a r. 16— {A’i T o v if jir r * itvtTHii:* —C a r r y Stengel, m anag er of the II VI r — I 'a l a r l l r New Y o rk Y a n k e e ., i* imprexoed IlnlOan e'teaim. M ig h ty Miaht. w ith the tilay of n e ik ie third Ilopalong Flora, laoly'a Itrram . Hu* lle w a ril. I'ltul etal, lllrachwouel, lia*<man ( ill McDougnld. ComhwFa laoty. M , mo«t >ivclbiugnld a re< •' v. a lu a b le play v ir live r —-. ineh* veil. ' l •*l »r OVII ll)V n i l . I I \ \ | G i l l M S I,F t N KW Y O R K , M u r. If. (.I*# T h e National I nv itn t ion lu*kc H v.ll t it le , iii Hie fin a l tceko n in g , mu) liU M |. Illll> • KnioK*. >U*I 1 m I id i- pioBnBly not n day ovn h in ge on the in d iv id u a l dm I Ice I mip»#I» r. Hpe« tal f’ltn v u f. Il'*n»ile It. ' f«'irr and losing tw o . Captain* of 1% «lon ii N mI “ 'm ifo rn i y m te n liy I1TArrfrll. n ig ht I a t ween t to v im ii ' ji hrilliant room »<'vn w ere J im W arner and \ |»•Iwfi.it** Al* r l . At«r» lo in .« fvA Ityouta to Mirkp> M '.V H U II IU M — 1 IH«a. Mllr I ton M* no ke and liig Hot. /a w Jo a n M ync*. till* •», fir I -flin t: N at * ra trlirt etn* T r*»b»lrr. K iB K H|»rr.|n|rr. n liik of S i Jo h n *.. Fi-ntuic* of the lotirtiaimnt Of n f llntxi'p flm t uarmUf* I JffM 'jr I'.m tirr. Sfil|* » H lii'ilir, Tiijr •St. John'*, lop -e id e d , w ill mnk' were: Joan Mvn* * hit five home p ill II " ... „ fan breaking curve j , | d a rk hot ' Dayton at 7 :tfi I* I I . runs, Tony McDaniel hit the long* tlia l wuimJ up e>n the* tip eif lira n i i i i i r i i riv e r.— v i n a . *inin tlie firs t ic 'liiifililit I'uine of the c»t home mn and the pitrhing of llo a k , VI I* . Ila rb y, lto<v<lf lie * , rigid bund rnifldie* finger I It I. am iiial tom iia n ifiit at Madiv r r Poal U ltra Po w er. Plain Gentry for rmini nine, all team* it will Im> nut nf urtinu a' tIt'.n won at lca*t one game. All tiame tori Square Garden. ..I ' > o tra | m e . Ilia Pay e|f HI day*. M V I M II VI r;-- V t a lk * Wile used a girl on fit*t lane and their Itcd lod .Seton Mull am i Hug hum average' pe r game eepinling that ol S la n t.) Ilnti It e|lm»e W riter, play wa* vrry fine. fVcnfprrnec, tangl* in the other klnekey M ,e |i >nald who |d a v < l in j k e n ro ll, ti-a. Ii " fa r, 'la y I'a lty , IIK A D h N T O N , Mai If . t/Pt Y o u n g , champion of tin Skylin e : one game h >». It'Mun nine used a total of III T al.t.y I r It,ic . I i i M ar. Ttiuroter Miii'ltonnM, touted a one of tie ' W a rre n Spal.n rrm * lee lee recuv- Jel go me at !» 30 |* \| I tie w ltil 1 player* during the lournaineitl I." t cocufmru in Hie -tate'hefof* I erin g friem Id* flr* t m u c arm n . v r n riv e t :— i * t v . u u . losing one game. Student* o fficial* In Hi. Ily that time, he aid. Ihc I eln -h Saturday fur the champion* I the ) ’|er efoot Sam. l(*.wdy'M Ituby, •nl in all game*. r.ea*e>n npeneul, lived up le The llie^teii. Ilra v e *' Icflbanelcr ru ttin g | iiik i .« logon iii the | sh ip . rtooelWill, 'la y F a ir. Itol.e Harbor, Set on H ill, im pre *lv e compter-] pledirtion* m iiriup -77 point, an*' ' burh'fl III minute* nf l .etting prac- Kveofl.#, <*arrtr»a Itn*. tnajui • will have i(t>>| down ten ailing a* ii eatalyat on arotini' ; tlee V l'*terd av la 'fn rc th e T r il* Ford Frick, now pre-ident of T I M ' . I l l * a p i .l K T I l i v a the Florida State l.e.i;: n and the or o f h ig h -m irin g lleloit ami left S u in * " t a to p**> I lie* tied Sen. piny*. F lltH T It A lt l! ' Inltleo I'harm t h r National l.cague, i* the ninth Sanfcud G iant* will la able to I N in th Ganelina N tiito, la rated l>y I'.ing a l.im lmng bleak whnbl Today the Ilrave. plav a "home M lvM v v lla l.l. Iltvae hw o<»t individual to hold that Mi. r iv a l conebe* «• the tio tte.t 1c:i it. field n atalde ro-tei N U lU C I I l l t d W itch. T a . often liefuililled it opponent < game" again*! the St. I-eiui* Car­ tnHI'I'O arl.k . Itonnlr Itnll K rld e r rliip h n lin 'd that every in tlie to iirnan itn t. the Miami veiuail wan a not atpl , T i l l It I * It a i'K i F ir s t S irlo c . p laye r on the light Ifi man ..quad 1 S t . J'din'a, h o w e ve r, n m ain v Cold aggregation. Ie>*ing the firat dinal*. W hlrlle'a lla l.y. Vlmlcrn (lay w ill have to lie ilt iliir d In tin ut. tin tournament favo r ill'. F lit H t T II HACK VVhlrltuwn game to a weak Itollln* College I'ASADKNA, Calif.. Mat. 16- llypay Ja n e . Malty llnaun Iia ytn p w ill p ro vid e the lost m o*l o f hi * n h illty. Pro . i on team, Hie Hurricane* roared lu u l F IF T H II A<-'fI— H appy Haven. done make* Del.and mill Galilee* for the No I Reeded e n try Tht to bent piniidn Southern, l,oui*j. | l/l’t Ceeaeh linger Cramer nay the Mugai H ay. Hlgantlc v llle the I iiigtievl team* iiul K n . O h io a 'ii allowed p i e t y of rla»* j aim State, ('eiiinrrtirut Tenchet ; Ciiiragee Whit*' S"X nee going to N IX T II HACK MHetone A lert. drr said this could change ut a n .' and d rivr in rlim in a tin g l.n w rrm e College, Florida State I'n iv n ..ity learn a new vve.rel. It*» "win.” Mail Thunder. Ilueey T e c h , 77 7 I and fo u rth -u e d 'd Cram er rout end* the Sox mu»t M R V K K T II ItA C II K in g Speed' time. nnd Itaitnmuth la fo ie lo.ing to eevetcorne a eb'featlat attitude. etrr. Tuahoat Annie. H r. Vuylee M inneapolis In I year'* p ell, A riz o n a , 71-*'.**. Yale. I HACKi IH a V*r o ff. Metm ke, a six-fo o t a fv rn 17 tr* "I i>-•**) to like to mine to Clllr* O nKtHr aIIl I TCI ity nant w inner, and O ttaw a tand lo , llnah A lew w e e k , la te r C o arll ago," be* aid. "We bad the White N IN TH It Ae’Ki I t * M ark. 'la y profit heavily from an n v r l'ia d r .l pounder who la a im n tremendous H a rt M orria' tra in a v ru xe d reliounder anil flo o r m ini, M-ortilj Fa tty . Ile a rh Star Fox l.eateo lipfejic the game. The G iant r o a t e r o f pinvell a t a r i I l l . r l f me H ullin* 7!l lo a t e .la * T P .N T II HACKi Careleee Itoe*. Sna ere *n u*e*l to lo*ing thev Iluwdy'e When toe pnieni ■I ut. la g in a to ‘I pointa in Hie fira t game uml ".7 Ituby, llutee lla rh o r h li.h in g th eir su p rrin ritv over elon't t ii."*■ what it’* like to win ru t l>ark to it> 27 player m axi* in tin other. I ll s 07 -polnt total Ih r .m a ll C e n tra l F lo rid a Wc n:e* going to put Hi'- winning mum, tioth the trip le A r lu h . m ay m a k e , him high m a il o f the in e rt. «rhocd in an a lt o r r lh r r t lif• A t the .atne tim e , although spirit Iweck in the club." get great infield pro |» rt« oirh f r r r n l ro n te .t from the f ir * l I run*. a* Dave W illiam * and I ’ete I ’o v . I zeatoualy guarded, he committed Player optimum i* trow ing in r e flaarn. o n ly four personal fo u l*, two in > Ilt k . the Sox ratlin. Some player* have S ta te Champion Tam p a rkc-d out MIAMI. Mar. I& — — ManHill G ard iner. h ard 'liittin g each. Again*! A riz o n a he got 21 a tw o point v icto ry o ver t lir the club climbing a* high *« agtr Luke Sewell hasn't itarted •Sioux C ity third ban-man, it a n . fre e th ro w i, ro n v rrt in g IS for a high vcorlng llu t iir a n c * 77*77 foul tli In the American I-eagur chewing hi* fingrrnaila in d**p*ra* n e e tournament re co rd , other hot piovpcct. rare. twice wen* the* M iam tlon yet, hut It may come »oon— Zow oltik, a rugged alx-foot-six O n ly t.n kcth a lle t* held to Ira * Hinu the Cincinnati Reel*1 touting punch ju n io r, ia more prone to foul out ORI.ANDO, Mat. 17<A Y —The i* rettin g weaker by the game. ill t ill* two-ninn w ra n g le . Holt had f if t y |Hiint* eluting the xraaon Detroit Tiger* would like very Joe (fatten and Carl Knkine fo ur on him in the S t ilonav future S t. .fo ie p h 'i College elid it a* elii niurh to forget a game they won g am e, whirh S t. Jo h n 'a y a n k e d ; the m ngnlfirent W e-tern K e n tu ck y |II H from the St. laiui* Cardinal* held the Red* lo four hit* last •quail which larnitM *! the F lo rid ' night a* the Hrooklyn Dodger* fro m the fire. ye*trnlay. T ile Setnn lln ll- llr ig h a m Voting team M!1 tei 17 for the w o r*t ilefea l Tin' D'trolter* die! Ju«t al*>ut licked them, 1-2. of the yen I . f r a v u lio prraenla tw o good big ! That wa* the latest phase In the T h t* ye a r’* ll u r ilr a n e . broke a ll everything wrong—made mi*play> ! n u n In W all D n k e a, the N iw decline of the Cincinnati attack. hit into three double play* and m uring m o rila fo r M iam i tra m ' H K H N A M m i . M i.- , M ar. I .................................... Je t -c y team'* •even-font #opho.. •aw pile her* Hank llomwy and The Red* got 12 hit* when they M ’i - A " eeger painte r that dllc hrd n u n ,.. Mml M<l H u tc h in s, a a il* ! w ith a M iidi-ring average o f 157.4 Karl John*nn pummelcd for In won their opening ip rlng training liolnta per gam e. Hut the Mnei> Im rvH 'i But ntur* w ith Hit* fo o t.fiv e r. hit. utiel eight run* In five frame. exhibition game Saturday. They vveie no Imll Ju*l»r« ifuni l.’ifk t ^ liv f t nn T ip tourfiRnirfit I* t nl. In a? n t*r Ic- j G itv havketm illei Nine run* In the eighth Inning dropped to eight hit* Sunday. Vi I . U i \ ® E l* t in I iin# at (in f a i r , n tin* rem it o f ' of (tie on i|rfe n » e. T h e ir opponent; Thev aklddcd to five hit* Tuesday H u d I m ai IM J iv T it lr . ; tin* m * ent pnm BItni: Ihnl aroied nlm n.t at w ill and nfte* on *cven ba»e« eui ball*, a hit an.l then hit the low of four safe A llliH rt uv.iiCtl !• v I Jr. It, A . j out I«mmI Irunm . • the Heirtirane fn *t tirenk dp bat-man and three ainglea tfavc blow* last night. KtuU nf III., tun n I Thtt fir t four cloiit»lch« m lrtf hftVff generated into a w lld -p a x a in r. Itetinlt the victory. Utieeeirililinteul down eom t aerolite hnri<l*f»rn'' hunl whii»* In a ttru rte .1 t.'l.l'.'ii p a tro n * compartnl ST I'KTKHSUURG. Mar. 1 5 SAN HKRNAItniNQ. C a l i f . i VM ( ) i'<tl Hit Mm* I minI h - w ith 71,000 foi the name periml fo r the I,a ll Hut it w orked antooth Mar. lf> - (/Vi Will tlir fan* »<v (Jl*>—Talk of the possible *alc or |y a lii'o it »• eiften. fo r M*i lit hi (ill«*i lin n , In*. | l a .I yevei, Kingpin »f Hie thirneane <te h"te • imi king Itielph Klncr play* trade of Kl. laiui* Cardinal pitcher T ig h t, in s p u rt* , whistled a rig h t J th at knocked S u * a r i flat on h i* b a rk In the 10th round. Hut K u s a ri tolled o v e r, clutched onto the re fe re e ’* sh irt and hauled h im ­ I s e lf to h i* feet a t the count o f nine. , T h e g r» .* g u lp was 112.021 .ltd. I -j j, crowd w u* held down by ra in and miiow a* w e ll a* televisio n . O f the net ta k e of | J 2< TJSJ'J llra tto n and F u a a r i each c d lr r le d l! 7 ' j per ce n t, or ISN'*'**’. p in * l|,W K t televisio n fee. A lthough lli'it t im ran « u | of g a a a fte r ( I w H lt g Fmuvrl iii tinfo u rth round fo r u four count nod alm o st ending the fight in the T<>nv Fill i " Chlr.igo • tn lium |a t l •>' ■>•> Hi* timing wa. >>ad. ar I ilH.i'iigh he ha>l Htnttini in trouhl fii'pe n'ly, he never could g it a left-right com­ bination going. (tut on garn"n the I'.’>*yr*r old Irvington S' I.. fighter vaa* the cloimt i i> >f tin evening. ™ l)r! Henry IMcLnulin ( >p( nniet rist I’honr 61 111 M aenoli* THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY, AT $ t o t i * ...r.it . e H eavy Duty Field Trials Enter Final Phase Today: Mirror Is Favored ||« vmi Uin 'f i»» c ■ IT'S A BIG All-Purpose il t*Hil fen-' wi- big, inner) lltrward Iiu l MIivmi with Ih c moti j Keene who *1 -• Moiui iH 'inl tvlto «oiinl mid ih iiw i il Ih m i f m r . w ith t!7l telaitinela in ‘M gam*" i>tylr on ofir lirv y . If ua<i «iioii|»h S rn iM ilh iir.i w«» the higge-.t in io n ic II mi ju'li/(”t HNiit n * la rk nf the ' l i i e i i fiv e and rood | pok— w fh hrm dlrr. • the .quad " I I I he hard a r c e d Mi rrm ntgi nine o ilier tw o-year 1 M M M .A ft K t .r illA . *tur. I.r» t/1*i In im prove in 11*'»I •2 * in rr Hound' lloliin p la y i* planned old hiiddoga up fn: judging today : ktn rllu n n ld, Joe G ria t and r ia lk u l lha filia l imtnd of tiu< feu the I'.I.M Woi Id*. Mr edv-wr iunul Io n ) F e rra ra have played Indo o r Tenni* Chanipieiniliip* Itctrhy ztake, whu h 'a ile d S|oh H ielr la .I game*. I'liilndelpiiln day. T h e winnei w o . eypeitcsj In *|mli*orceJ hy H lr C y G h ad io ff, one of the In «t lie named tonight. Tw en ty nine liiu iilr r r G h a rilio t, In c. T h e *|Hitiaoi * announced today rourtm en In the .t a t e , • b io t '1 cloira are entered. ro in t r r a and aettera that anoop. eu rh en try w ill m eet c v r t y othei Im prove on defrn«e h i* riffenu* ed fo r t|itall J c .t c id a y operated ro lite ita n t in the tournam ent oner, h av e, tittle to la- •le.lteel. H ill under tough weather rm iditiona. It adding that this i* the f i i . t m ajor a*l<le ftom he and K ee n r Coach event ever M orria ha* ve ry little to look waa rold and w indy. A lig h t p ro fp . ional ten n i* feu Wald to except another w e n blanket of »novr melted tinder the planned along t h r - c line*. T h e dmililm w ill he tun in Hie M*a«on. afternoon m n and left the field ra m i' tnnnnei. *'»K> Itefending rh ie m |ii"ii H li'lin i.l Hobby Itigg* In m l tin lint ol sta r* M any of the doga, however, vveic <i oil rale, and fo rm e i ilin iiip io n . Hint includes also Ja c k K ia n .r r , on ja m e L tlp c , owned by Sin lion S m ith ] F ra n k Knvn< •. Fra n cisco t l ’a n clin l o f N ew O ilta n r. looked g*»o<|. II, W I II S I I I'lt Iv N O K D H vg nia and W elliy Van l l " i n . handled two ify lia h lievle i. l i t . H K H IH N O , C a lif . M ar. If. - h i t ; T h e tournament open* M ar. -'I, h rarem ate, K.iifauln tVym tt GadnA kiilfc-wielditig iperlator eo*' amt n f f r n IIO.INMt in p rize money bout from the Wye o il t’lantnth«i Ini** the art at a tra m »t> t||n» K atm tla at t’eimer. A la ., went rn atrh lit!t night. M H ie m . C ran k J a m vv* ly in g with In W y ro tt O U h ln llo ii, alto enter lo a d on the mat J i i . l o u t, Id. I'u fd by th * W yrott I ’lanU H o n, waa tii|< t*. An Ita le m i * tomet r> l»— *f tra v e lin g fact and a re u ta ld y when up and utalilifd the w h e .lln l,r j hi* hm ir ended lin t he got o ff tw een ih r r y r .. lo a had ’ t a il and wav charged J a i n ' |ia rtiie r. H a rd Hulled Its w ith an im ppedurtlvf pond ge-ity, leape.l fro m th« ting and O th er* who »howr.| were in rha-.ed the knifet over ru iln m e r* dueled ll lt h lll I'e e ile - . OIn iiiiiii J and re a l* . nwnevl hy Mike 'c tm in g . nf Colunt Ila g e it v l " i l Hie 'h a t e , J ii.t a t bha, O a .; and Hi ihei|i John owne* nd J a m had l" * l their two by l•rhanntl t’ ennel*. of lln lo mat h In V in ce n t leiper and S p rin g *. A la. Nornul Ifohin IM:innerl Tor Indoor Matches iW LONG SINtifc YOU FED REALLY GOOD? lug fle«l hu>e in*li ml «f left field tbl yenr? 1 be l’itl>l>>iigb 1’irnte* tri'*l him o.|t at fit»t yeaterelay Iii an i abil.itie.ii gniitr againal Ihr Clc* vrlnnd Indian*, lie didn't do *o I'H'lly. lie handled nine e banco without nn etrnr. Itnl|di lit*• fiared playing firat might Interfere with hi* batting. In three trip* yesterday1 he got one hit. a triple that drivo in two VALUE S A 1 6 Howard I'ollet cropped up a|rain today. I’ollet I* the rlub’a only hohhiul. I’ollet won’t come here to meet with club owner Fred Halgh. lie •aid be will day In Houston, Tex., until he gets term* th at are sat­ isfactory. Saigh «ald previously he won't change hi* mind iilmut cutting I’ollet’* salary for la»t year hy 26 per cent. • Perfect for Spring Lawn Raking, Grass and Twigs • Extra Sturdy Steel Wire Tines • Extra Strong Construction NEW 951 itH K K -N JE C ID R GOLD PACK I f t a sensational value) Not a loy or gadgot — bul a full-nizo kioom rakn lhal will givo years ol ncrvicol Wltiln they Ia si. . . you pay junt a fraction ol (heir actual worlhl H uny — don't m iu this opociall Blade* HOSE REEL A t i l l i l i M r n May l a Oh i i a ORfitiRMf m VitaH a t ••• ■*, ilH it Iras I I RACES lali m Shtat S U U tl W 1 Mi li ll *k H fOa H H tnl tl w MINORS ADMITTED ITK 17—H MILKS lit nf Kgnford. . T i l l p.av. Cm. Wall A Caart Maybe you're just tired, fatigued, rlf-wed down! Or mayba you're tor­ tured by vague acbee and pain*, gas, indigestion, heartburn! If there trou­ ble# are due to a lack of Vitamin* It,. IL, Niacin and Iron you may find relief with b*ley's greet HADACOt*. Ttiouunrl* nf my good friend* are writing tn rnrutanlly to tall me How my great formula. IIADACOL, ha* helped them gel back on the track to feeling reelly pood, really alive again, by relieving the very cause of trouhlre due to luch dtflcietvclre. You ran trust the word* of llieae folks, good people Jual like yourrelf. from al> rectlona of the country, who have found new hope, a fop f ^ ___ ILADACOU'Why delay? Why waM? W ont re a ftre my formula a charvre help you, too? HI I l l refund r e f u n r! every to kelp penny you gay If HADACOt. i t a o j help correct your trouble when nna dt«e Help to such rfefHenctea. Jutt ask your druggtol today for IIADACOL* e IW i I t o l etolaoe O try u n ik a M r. Hag C a p a c ity of ISO ft. ot W i H A V i ’t M l • BpHeklaa op to W z 40' A rea # Oantla R ain L ik a Spray a N tvar Need* A djaittag B lf R letock M u m FERTILIZER# SPREADER flrtifO M PO W ER M O W ER 2.00 BUY THEM AMIIK HERE! i t i M l r Stoat H * R to -W 4 i Up far Meza** m u *2 B L I N A S S SNIAIS 1 .I ll ’l’l 1 111it 1______________ 5 ! ! ( > LJ kl’ l ( i M i’ t l U i a v\ r . A '4 C f , A R fl ( N h’ TM 1 f * 1 DIG- "»» l ic It U N BIOV ' bA Vlf4( -S ’ ..h i ’ F a m o u s 'D o o - K lip ' B ______ mi »*• JQ O NLY *■». * w * ... -■ • Maids tO Iks. • II la. Spread • Rekker Tim 119.50 • Big l « II P. Motor — Oat* oraaa re Me* • Scire Wide 91 In. Oat - Ad* Jattablt (totting Haight • r aacto rep reef ta k ta t Tire* * -* •9 6.75 ftw t ,0 n H o to IAW N SPRINKLER Oscillating m s x .. �THURSDAY MAH. 1 .1 . 19.11 I i LOAN D E IT . The H anford A t l a n t i c N ational Hank Member FDIC o KIDNEYS MUSTREMOVE i* •» it..% :*•* RE-CLOSURE I* IIKIIM ’V U> I! I. ITumIi*at. 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L<1 I k p n ' t 1‘iili i< L » l rrmw* Ot Wr.tmf r»^no| I M P t * U M I N I **• / O* o f o l lt ie n a m e I n tt h l r l i . . i i . C e l l I f It o l e s*» :•* Y e a r f t |pptiaii«'* J*»l> I . I > l v 1 N*b, tl| Ml* »n t.f |rr*'|»« 11 y M K ‘ ,1 • r H\\ «, 1 . V u U D.f S U 11 *»f H I . ' A H l » A *.f , 1 . r r*i« n N ' : * . . *r h i ; * , • t.i|. - •t Ha. »|«f| • * ******* 2 * I U mI • 1 N. ef-A N a tut tf* IX III* l> If hellM ti I I I I* 1.1 |'* t M | » \ t'* 1lx IT lit lit* «’•H I M ! ) i.f :»• •• •1fl••1* . H I a I r *tf F 1 1 . 1. 1 • l l A l l l*e • ••te-,-11 * «l ■f * •" •lift*; I.* l.»x% .r .1 . *| |M f l . r (•»«•!• r »11 .1* *|■*1 | r r t i l l * A | r m i l t . r •* •M l*x ( h r M a h r o l M i t i lf Y .4» III* ft • til I m ,.f l hr I S em in o le C im iiiI) « • .| - *!• f r >1 M l t h* f It -t 1| m li; tla> in . l i e m o n t h I \ | t r II. t *• i 1. o M i It i * t h e ; n <l *t.* v. I l*at« il t i l l * h i it a v o r M a r . h I N } | *» I* 11 t i l t . M »* »N C | r r k C | r . u lt C .i it il. H em l iio la C o u n t ) . K li'llit a . Art (lit II feix rilitue Ant P *'h ., • It %* i *■ a Vtjilis SoSooctMr With thr Scat Of [^»l i 4 l ' l i d w . I ' k *| m « | . 1 •) Pi rf O \s ' li • i * u t t i * i i* * *» m r * I I . MHUMS 9 I T O U C I I T O N ’S A* tv For GENERAL INSURANCECALL JIM II. JA M E S GUT AGENCY GUT HUD” JIM M Y ro T H t m m . GUT It 1.1,NI *f» in a dr tr »rdra S a n i l n o l i - Vrnrtlan Hlind Co <20 W lid St. |'rao«. » O T H . . u I a. .. I. A v , . . . . , I n l l i i ’ liu C O N r H p K H K W K K IM I'K tir.:.w ............. ..... , , , h . f f , i i t h i r a n k . I.M . r T r « n » , P r y I- . m l I ’. d l . Por R c iu lli *1.1. m * K S of llulldoyar Work . h . » n , . ............. i - n l y . ............... i f f , . I T n , , k '> T n , ' k . * ' " ' ! ! ? » . Iti'iiM.Muhla Kate*—Free liatl SUilina, llrii.h.-., Kluwrr I’nla, Thr li.ll.w tn ii m l.. ... II'.* IV ). Kunfonl, Fin. Itl.wka. W i i i i I i . m *111* iiinl linl>*ln. m n liv . C a rp e n te r A G ra re y . a l l n . a i A+% . . . i I . i i . I i . j | a T k « ( inly \ i i:w i.i:n H k .lil i P h c ’. a i : i u : t M •» a r m . . i I’n n m lr FI"ora, Mnrhlno fan Ijiru t laalr on l ake llaini’y mwl iah.nl. Frro lollnmti'*. WOODWtlRKtN'G C a la I ii a t a . I a im * I P . a— . I I * . la .rra l*** Ml Itlo a , Nirrly w.hmIfiI, Miit\(i.K roNt'KKrK co. Counter*, Shelve*, etc. to order 3 I l M N I N a—. a i » . lM.raa*i> j'.’rfw t natural H an d U-acli. iO Flan I’h.iair • a im .. N p rr lia r l u . u l . * Small )>ont«, hullt, repalie.l, n Fir irlcHv avnllahlr. IUvna<>n<l, .-...-L-r 33 I I m m IN p r r l i a r l a a . r l l a a finiaiaatl. C. Vail 14I.T-J. *'!*» n . N * t a I k . Ilaa. M Hall IF ill.'.. S n lllc'nio ,Mv iKn « Mi-V^ 1 V , ' IMMED ,J W ' NAII.S, PIPE. STEEL. O a a k l a ral* f a r klarN la r r taa« . NEW I I . D O R S rurlare*! I n per nikia, A«.<a ialr, Hoii.la Stall | IATK DELIVERY. P ll (IN K leeuoo Old floor* made lika II ink Il'iiMitiy. M,m..1i:tx.N.Y.C. naw. Fmirhlng, .leaning A wai NVuly liuilt, 4 i .Mini aturro honi” plant*, •ng. I'.jrtaMr pnwar n lart tv IM E a -t G i a v r . Avenaio. ♦ I 7(x. FLORIDA (ilnnt prppar H « « t 14 a w i l l k e aettf.te«l I <*o Hntru'i. Ph«(ir 2IMI-J. yaar* iti|.anrnee In Sem.acli Si-lli't v o ll f.iiM i.h m ortKage. • » e r f he l o t ' p h e n e hr P o p n i M N County. II M Gtraaon, l^kr Top Flight I'nint gal *2.60 4 iiNi rk n rg R If ) tm r nam e la It-.* hi. Oaranir.' f’lty. Fin. t l « f e 4 l a lb # t i l e p b p H i hnnh. l a M ira pr. fl.P'i N'FW I Room h o t i.f. Call nftri Mtta'a h i t f r i t r e l n m fur fhlu n r e n n t *«h4 p i Imm Taapanlin*, all -Im-* fi ... I I.AWNMoWKItS Shnrpeni*’|, |>. t h e n t l i e r i l r a r I t t i p r . i n l | n |»«) \MMY-NAVY St I ti'l.l's p r u p t p l t ) . | a t. t r i e r f n r n« fn tyili* n poirt.l, liH-k .raid k> . ATlilACTIVK 2 It. <1 Room honai 710 Sanford A*r. r e n t i e r Ibe We*I m***IWU p r n l e e , I'h 1121 work. Prompt aerv <a. II \X xparlo ti, liviaiu rtxani, nl* el' a l l b b a n t 14 a »•* -i We l a war n l »>• !••.il, ■*. v »i.*-n you n»n't hrma* SSlalaia 111. F. III HI f l r a n a IW* 4 a ) b f l w r # nwWIlraland*. a|*ed, 2 rar ifnaaK*-, To an tlna. vour pn <<ripti(>n* to LANKY'S. Call I'l.oto irmi foi f l e a p e anllf) a* Iw m rrfla lrh I'bane tm NEW MX.MiMtY llaaMK, 1 llc-l All Type Of llook Work. I f a a e # r a r t»*r«r* I n )tn*r « 4 . Rimini, Flaetrir Kilrhrta, on FRIED SHRIMP Dinnar 'Tlw Maty Mekinney lloukkr >ping W e e a a n a t **r u t i - u t l M r fnr N»n«e i h a a w a r l a r n t i r r f I n w r It* d Shrinui <>n Earth'' al Horn i Service In*i*— rornra lot. nrarl.y ropi Mta. muaaity. JK,f>*aaMNi. One half ra»h. a .'*. .124 E. I*t St. Rie.m 4t*1 ! I.«lnia>-r Ilk*- rrn(. VEGETAIM.ES, l.lm lo r t a n d U lanta.- Itnok It u lld ln r Mi«r«|laaaa».ia* Sanfoad F * r " ' HO O F W O R K of a ll kin d * E a v .* Ik' HKD ROOM MOUSE, mt. and rr'a Am Mon Mark'd and G litte r H rp a lre il a * d l'* in t h a lf hath *, r*.an|d-trly In rn l.h rd , Afiitan Vlolrta hltamilnir >i/a* ml. New IliH if. applied I'a in lP r nan 11*) roinaaim.ily, tlJM liKl Mnny V rttle lir* Mr Rnlierl and e o a tin y. S e n fo rd , I'h • nanny. Hanford, Rt.fhKI.no O a h , f*nlam> lik r irail Itaker, Hl.| Santa H>l)d X Itarlaaa* X It I: A r t rtilnirg^ J . W. I I \ l . l . . Ilr a lli.r ( Dieam w old t. Florida Malt- Hank HnllHing 17 NO I It I S PERSONA LS' 1— F on HI’NT —I (Gii.aand Flaatt a I’h. I75h Ila l'd x .m e mahogany rh in a r |.. e l, round dining table, b u ffet, M A R Y 'S L E N D IN G L I I I H A K 1 I a A’KI.AK A /TATMKNTH. R.hmm I l>*”lfo*.m lionir lia-alrd Jipxa ll.ak .-vi i al po l' h 1 h a lt*. A ll ll n t l fl'l. |o „ ,t M agnolia I* tiow open M '.i. in and Storw I Id W. Kim (Hrrat Avrniae. I»a»rii«**ta«t.* |a<iMea*i**n. ..... |.*0 w A p p l) H o sp ital. lio n E n . H) lo 12 A . M .. In a', It.'a-oiialily pririsl. Term if drA F C T IO N p M Hat. t to li P .M . tirval. ::j n T c T T K N m i : ' ' AiuTtmrnn. ■ ! ... Hliimhrtlaml (>iurt». South Citv IIIMIKKT A. WILLIAMS. Kcjallor V egelahle*, L iv rv to , k and mlrellanroua *ale oveiy Finia 1_|~ l-OSl A MIUND —U l.iniil* Hataaauiad F. l.undiiuUl, A**ntialr MODKRN 4- H'k.iii aiiiaatiiirnt— I'll mar 167,1 Allaaatir Hank Hide. u!,K Hnn"ee,7 30 ^ L O S T o n t.ld e S a n fo n l S.aturda\ auctioneer. n ig h t, Ida. k ;iu r»e ir t u r n .0 furni.hod or unfurtiiahel. Umi J'ark (IT a . w H i B w w r n c HANFORD FARMERS' Al iTION Itrallnr A v. V irg in ia In n . XVintri P a rk f... I mile »nuth nf city lim it* on HOMES HOME SITES raw artl._ _ ____________ b*iwn*taii. f u r n .h a l a|iaitm<'ii' h lg lm a v I 7-1>‘. ACREAGE — GRO.’EH 1717 Paak Avcnur. I’hone 87*1Fo und: I log «m all. *h u rt h air. RANCHES— RANCH LAND R after «:0« I*. M. _ tv— a r t ic l e s ' WANTED - 6 M ark and brown, w r a iin g i.e> of Rral Katata hfienea*. Phone 7R2 -XV l a f r o o m K-.u k >’ apart Hunt, Park I•boneAll12slyp**« | IIP 8. Park Av<1“ Avcnur. 4 room apartment, &—Na*w hnmr* nrar rnmplelion, XX'e buy, tell A trade aa-ed i r . \ I ruMOIMI.KS furnttoie XVn*on-Malcr Furnl* O rlrrn I'honr fUU) from 8 to will Im availahlr immislialcly. '•aep r 31! k: *.f t'tiorn #r.H 5 r. m. — . 1 - ; ■ >_ ' .1 RENT A CAIl. U-drlvn it by day, 1 week, nr »ea»on. Engliah Font* t room*, kitrlaenrtta. Lathroom. I.aka front horn*** and lake front HELP XVANTED and Amerlean Ford*. »ml*n'. Hr*, fc. II- Camp. .K>.; Elm homeritra, nt-ar Sanford. XVant.il: grocery raihlrr, eapertAv*nu*.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_______ elation wagon* and convertible* ence preferred but got nrre* Htrlcklaiad-MorrUon. tor., R. Furnlthed Carace AparUnamt. Ranchei. and ranch land from 60 •ary. Apply Mr. Whatley, ___ ____________ Firat Ht AdulU only. No Mia, Rant aerw to 10,000 acrev Improved __ I ju u Ford Two Door. Haagaln prlre rraaonahlr. KM Wait |pth 1 unimproved. 1a n a n ._M*rgar*t Ann Jltnraa. WANTED—girl for fountain and 1146. 1703 MagnolH Avanur Street. I’hone 271. ______ ARTKI.KS TOR HALF drug dept. I^aney'a Drug Htnr*. ‘F u r n i s h e d c o t t a g e — h ii FOR SALK g i n . Phone umh- w . AGKESSIVK Saleainan: Htea.iy. 194*1 Fold \ ’M| *a ton pirk-up. GOOD AND BAD K*. >dlent tire*, and mechanlrallv employment, many riptmrtunitle* • r a r e Apt. 1201 Magnolia Avr* Uaed Metal Ire Hole* f..» •■Ivan, rrnrnt. FIRESTONE guod A teal Iwrgaln a t 1695.00 Uaed Ix.ungr rhaira 10.00 STORKS. IU.77 Lincoln Zephyr, fordor *e*laii U»eil 7 pc. cane bark Suite 11.0,1 %— W A IT E D _ * U*ed Dining Room Table with Ford VH Engine New 9.95 XX'aitae** wurtml al Tuuehtofl Ua».| Dining Table, 4 rhaira I0.tif, complete tran*mia*lun. Cheap larug Company. Apply tr. Mr W ant to rent a private, ra r U « d 1 pr. Living Room Suite 20.06 tran«|K>ttatbm for only I^Y oo Hill l.ef.r. 11:00 A, M , K arate. Ily month. Hoy C, e/» U»ed 2 pc. Fibre Living 1918 F>.e*l X'H S«'dan, one »f lho« XX1aRK WANTED —9 grual lotagli rata for only flMUK) U<K*m Suite 19.98 • D.0S HUNT MERCURY CO. S—RRAL KHTATH FOR HALF.-3 Uaed Dak Drru-er ll*»r (i.ed Odd lied*, full and twin 7.98 IIAHV SITTEK. ne,t ..f Referrn- 10-1 N. Palmetto A**. I'h. I5J4 rr*. Mr*. M. Falhrnlierg, 4IUS New Rullaway 8.»fa lied, COLORED FOLKS DKPENOAIILK USED TRUCKS Reg. 144.96 29.95I’almeitn A v r . Gaj_age Apt We are Hitpoaing of our erdnred |!i|r> Dodge I ton Make IfMXO.O'l ... 2.»5 iiAHY SITTINf; at 20H E a.t 3rd 1940 Chrvrolrt S Ton property in Sanford a r e a U*c*l Fl'nir Ijamn* Street. Phone S lf J ._________ MATIIEK OF HANFORD • CHEAP. Idata aa low a* *10 Stake IA46.IH) l*h**ae 117 Watch and clock repairing. Ilulnva 1940 Dodge I 'i ton Cab and down, I# month. Hath DaBoa, P. 3Q3 » E. I.t Ht. * 0 BM IIXM. Hanford. watch factory method* u»ed Vegetal.le, Zinnia, Marigold, Aater chaiaia 1*982)0 Plant* for Rale. Im rrr prlcea. Fellow, Home 1941 Chevrolet £ ton atake 1495 txi S-Hedrmim Houao Unfurnlahed In Shorn 1700 Sanford Avenue. Gobleta Lake section. Ph«me IIENRY A. RUSSELL SEED CO. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS OB *441-W. WANTED--Ten young white men »t» F Ut S t . __________ Fb. H I! CARL TH0MFS4IN * age 18 to 80 for parking hmaar 1941 Ford Two Door. Bargain prlre tr. f r o Nt h o m b »6A4K).oo Plae«ae 41 Tr,importation furnlthed. Call ^jMSj^J^OT^^Majnolia^^ven^f^^ Lot 480 X 00 FL, Cleahe.| IJW W. 294h Hi. Beach. 3 Bedroom*. IJ ring roona, M IL IJi S WA P u l l l i r 4« i B. 41b 16TRAILERS —16 Ht We Buy. Hell or Trade moat Bath. Kitchen, Daeakfaat N’noV, I S - SPECIAL SERVICES - I t - OylMrae. Pliniie IIHL J tn illty room. Home flnlihlng to IBfL VAGABOND. Sl««pa 4. al be done an houae. Ala* aeeeral Ape* Waahlng Maebine, Thor ORLANDO Morning Dentinal. OrSanford Trailer Park. Inquire at l^aka Front L o t* for Hale. W. J. Rotary Ironcr. 407 W W. Firat land* Evening Star. Call Ralph 311 E. Second Street, 8:M A. M JdUDu, Lake Mary, Fla. 6t. Ray. 116*-#. to fl;00 P. M. IG . F c r t W rll;.n . Smi s.-rllo n . » i l . . i o . I.V U IU I U I .I K C .« * y . I.O T f K K H R C o in p i*tr lln r Ilim l'a Tia«rt)<i F r f i l .St».ra. rt'X K O O in a i i i-is* • • ttr iL . K iR t • ; j i • >- i la l I i.kt ■ It.. ,4. f t -.1. I i v ESK IIA N I* A U K I It* i t r u n e r t t In ati« It t e i l l l h a l e w i l l i . I I | o II i • • 1 ' lili i i t h e f t o n ! tlour o f llie He tninnltt i*o unt> Court 11 *»u at H an fo n l. • ' I t t r l il a . oti tli* f • t - 1 M i ' i u l . o In t h e l i i o t l t l i o f \ J»r' I P * l t% h it li |« t h e : i o t *l a t of \|.< I. I t i l l ' a t i . 1 11.ip l«t ila% n f M a i i h . i I I I ItXfM I.N C | r . C l i t t i n C o u r t , fteinl" n**te C o u n t ) . 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I N . | M I* I I K l i N l M l N I I n tt •rii* (i All *• r e * l « l i»rt*|»erii I ' l e i k Cat* t i l l C o u r t Krfill I*iK Iti t h e C u U l i l ) I l f H e i u l h i a l r H l 4 | n l l o lr f N l U f l l ) . I'lo th ld •»f I *1••* lain I ’nfew * - it |. « e r l l f l « i i l e e h . a l l t*e r v * | i f |t a e * 1 • aaf ill rttf |aa | t at I I i A 1.1 2 H»s. 1 9 '' i t ut r \S ?■ Ills 2 9 ' ' i n '< »i\ L 1M A . r> i : \ \ S lb .2 5 c . l ’LA( I! MM’R OR DIOR I ti|; 1 1 .a E(i(iS, 1 .... u Ill'll 1 ; i : a i »i-: ,\ i a id I t a|; | A S T F It N n W i , d o /u n 6 9 1‘ F .e .lt Front I.<n : i I h n in i* COLUMN YKI.I.nU H A N A N A S ............ . . ^ lb s . C’alif. (Irt'c n Top C a r r o ts N'exx P o ta to e s Itcd !»liss 2 9 1 ’ 2 b ch . 2 5 (< 1 lbs. 2 5 (* MX IIIA I'ANt V YKLLOW S ( | l ASM .. 2 His* 1 9 l* I'll KM llll'l. T O M A T O E S j u s t u r n ! 1 0 1 : h a k . i m 2 l * ' s . 2 l»'' ; r»\. VA M s \ ll)s. 2*1^ ii* ltd. T T l i e laaiS, J. P./-IA* l ) ! OOMNA iP R l N O d U .r o a r n \T ; < i } Ll‘ i.uiiit ____ „ '( Tmisll n t a / ; V ntoT. s k i p .., _______ , I F H E 00N T A l Q E T K I M D ’! ■ PHONE 118 THE HERALD aSANFORD • TT#' 4 1 �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA t C ROUND-UP” OF DEL THURSDAY MAR. IS, 1951 MONTE FOODS b r a n d p/CCltWMIV mu sum Prices Good Thru Sat.. March 1< Quantity Ripht> Reserved c& e va lie J m . Vo. 2 Del Monte Crujh>d s/ f \ P in eap p le ca n 29c J . 0W Prices Everyday Specials Too! ..... o, M O N T E H a lv e s Salad Apricots PEACHES 31c gl. 41c No. JV6 Dr I Mr.ntr llalvei P eac h es gl. 37c Vo. 103 L>tl M ontr SI P eaches Vith $5.00 or More Grocery Order 31c SUGAR No 301 D< 1 Muntr Hartl «tt Pears 29c can No. 303 Del Mr»nte l.t S *»Tt C herries 20c 0 h . gl. N 0 .Z i CAN : 2 7 37c gl. Prunes * 4 ic gl. 25c ql. Nothing Over 49c lb. In This Meat Ad! Prunes 37c gl. Figs 49c 31c ql. ( horolale Cm tree! PEARS If. N o 2 'i | g | M>*diumor 1arm M atil.t.tallow EASTER EGGS EGO DYES «... 15, ^ C an In lly :-,rd EGGS ,w 29, n „. 4eady to Cook) Red Perch pl« 39c Haddock ■*«• 49c C FRUIT Cocktail 25c N o 214 C an 16or. MoIIovr Crnrrt* Castor 25c PETS FILLETS Picnic Style Cherriesj* 39' c.- Taste O’ Sea Breaded PORK ROAST No ’303 Del Monte BARTLETT 5-lb Bag Mo. i'y’i Del Mnntr I'r- r a red Del Montr Fru.U r S a la d 31c No. 303 Del Mrn tr Prefxired can P eac h es No. gl. Pears rd No. 24 D«1 Montr Wi can No. 303 D^l Monto Slirr*1 No J 'i I>1 Moi.tr Who S n to H . Florida . , 303 Del Mnntr Fruit • for S lic e d .Vo 3 Del Mor.tr Chunks P in eap p le can Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! 300 E . 3rd-214 E . 1st 29c O C ic s to n Butt f t y ! * PORK ROAST c PORK LIVER *■r an's Oror.go fc r.d SKINLESS WIENERS * Grade A. QuM ’ -Froxen Chicken Parts Backs Lk 35c Wings 39c Gizzards Lk 39c Necks u 15c Brl.ket St r e Beef Lb. 49c PORK SAUSAGE |e * Oheeee u. 21c Frr-h Pm P tf ■' I w Br.-J Tails u 2Be 1 3P.AUNSCHWEIGER ... Sugar Currd Huron Squires ll 39c Fid Feet. Uaoon Skint. Pork SLICED BACON Ntektam u. IBc D id Cute Lean Small Spate 29c Ribs u. 49e WHITE BACON Ju n n y lji.d Pure Cieamed Cottafe No. 2 t« I Montr forty G .i.|. n €SSSBQ3^ A sp arag u s ca n 45c F k l l k I >*1 M untr * . . . . . . ic*I A sp a ra g u s c a n 31c No. 2 D*.l Muntr forly Garden S pin ach ca n P eas can 21c No. 302 Del Montr U Cr Style C orn can 1714c P un ic Del Monte G Cr Stvle Com can 1 3 ‘/2C ¥ • Del Monte Ited Alr.ku lm on ca n Juice can Juice Juice SLICED <jL WHOLE «L 39c ca n l*lb. D-l Monte Fxtra for, • Sliced No. 2 Cam •.Prunes pkg. 28c 141 C 161 181 V / lL : t C jxii King J t :w iL O lo e n D ry S a lt 3-lb Drl Montr Medium pkg. 50c 15-or Drl Montr S.r»||r«x pkq. 28c OXYDOL CRISCO 3 -lb C an BANANAS EAttLV CARDEN BEETS «L 17c can "Prunes Ne. 303 Oletcet DICED 1 2 '.c 4<t or. f ir I M '.tttr Hiikrn|»|.l< Raisins 5 cl Jtton tS ' 69c No. 3 D r I M nt. I ’ ■!<at o lr 53c kr> x M T. •• nr D. Ij. ca n Mo. 211 Del Mnnt. I'inr-rr EAPPLS 18c No. 30) 0*1 Montr E C hi t ML. Dr I Coffee L n n d o u a T ro p ic a l F r u it Largo Box ( Lbs DIXIE DARLIN6 BREAD Tamlly Lnal 12c 15c Well Pleached Sanford Goldei. No 303 C an Brown ‘n Sere# Rolls CELERY 14c -* 2 ”" 9 “ No Head ovet JAe C an ad ian Ruiahagas Lb. 5c Gaeliflower Lb. MAXWELL HOUSE MIT0N1 risk C 10 S Codfish Cokes 27c Can — 23c "Hers't tbs isreuA i* Plain or Sclf-Rislng Chopped 10 lbs. 1.05 2to,29c Fs msbt if, ysu need R A T H ’S ftT A B -K IS T TU N A m 2 cant 41 c l Boas'i-kxPhf. 1 I n .'li.U ; y . lie t; i k No. I Ca m SWAN SOAP l a r f e Size Fund 27 c Cabo # 15c ?*3 Can 49c 33c 2 Lb.. Wealrrn W m eup 35c Onions ApplH 3 Lbs. 29c PelatnH D e o d o riz e r JUICE 5 cans Sanitary Napkins Reg. Sira 39c Do* Food 3 Lb.. 17c NO. 1 CANS 5 lbs. 29c Ballard's Ovon Ready Spkgs. 53c HORSE MEAT 45c Red n :;a» BISCUITS Ace High MODESS 31c Pears “WOW" Slet Yellow AIR WICK B sa. S ot. i/irOal. 39c Potatoes 5 Lb. Ratine 12 a t Can “ .• '6 3 ' m 2 TETLEY TEA Bladdtavrk Lunch Meal V R A N C O - A M N A IC A N C F A O H IT T I I k m FLOUR 3 to*21 •A N S A ItIT cm (’at or D Grapes 2 Lb.. M b Bag 121c Kiln Drird Sweet Kmpemr COFFEE CA L 0 BABY FOODS Strained WORLD'S n o n e t m v m €UAMI SUPERFINE L im a f r a n d s No 900 Cm 181 c •!• Mo FR K EN ENDS SPECIALS Agen Peach©*........4 pkgs. Seabrk Baby Limas .4 pkgs. Fordhook L im a s ...... 4 pkgs. Agen Broccoli.......... 4 pkg». Blackeye Peas — ....4 pkg*. c BALLARD'S While Caku Mis Fk* 34c Hf. 19c ■ >*\ 1 f Ilk . Sunshine Grahams box 30c Cookie* box 39c I n Ctiw.—In Qtr*. Mazola Oil pt. 39c PER POUND Ksbkep Choc. Drup Land O’ SuaaMm Salad Oil 3SE dU Crust MU �V • l a U n ity T h e re l a S t r e n g t h - Ta Protect the Pm u of the Worlds To Promote the Prefreee of Amtrke. To Produce Pro*ftrlt/ for Hanford. W hp W a n t e d THE WEATHER P e ril/ cloud/ thle afternoon and Saturday, fair tonight. Not quite »o cool tonight, warmer Saturday, (irntlr to m odrratr variable wind* becoming moderate southeast by Saturday aftrrnoon. 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 8ANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 X X X X II UNTroops Win Artillery Duel »NearHongchon Tourist Club Officers State Attorney Is Asked For Inquiry Into Maddy Leases An Investigation of laaaes and memberships" to tenant* at 4 “life the Fellowship Fotmuatinn. of which I. A. Maddtr la manager, d 4 waa requested of Aaalatant State Attorney Hubert Griggs this morning a t the Court House by a group of about 25 tenants who are faced with the necessity of moving due to pending Navy re■rtivetinn of th* Naval Air Btalion. One elderly man declar'd that many persons, tenants of buildings at the F o u n 4 a 1 1 n n , bad bought life annuities, with Mint of them putting |p os much as $ 10,000 to $18,000 for what thev supposed to be 99 year leases. A lton. r> Griggs told the group that he would cneek Into any pos­ sible legal violations in the eon. tracts or leases, and suggested that they employ a competent attorney In behalf of their civil rights. “I assure ynu that if I find any law violations, I will set In the matter,** he deehied. Hi88 To Be Forced To Begin Sentence NE*W YOKK7>Ur. J O - ja v -A mandate expected to be filed In U.• *S. e» srswyssua District Court wareoow w today wdsi* will pave ave the way for Alger Hiss to begin serving hla flvo year pricon aentei.ee for porjory neat I Thuiaday. 1 The 0 . 8. Hupr«m* Court re­ fused last Monday U review the rase of the former high-ranking State Department official. Ha vrus convicted of lying ..................... ig whan he td d a grand jury ne never g aave r gov eminent secrets to W hittaker Chambers, an admitted ea-Com­ munist courier. U. R. attorney Irving If. Fay. P»l aald yeaterray h< would oak mat Illsa be sent to orison TJ.urx eoald action woul-l not delay men I. NKWH WINB corrnr NEW YORK, Mar. Walter Davis of tho iw. Mlam Mteuml Dally News has been awairded first prise In Editor and Annual Spat I test. It was n The flrat^jria* Mallory i •shore to tho a high Associated Press 1-eased W ire No. 117 c' ?f»Cur.,liSM u n ition s C o n tr a c ts OfRFCAgency A re Placed A t R ateO f $ 6 0 B illion P er Y e a r Tarnished Integrity Of Loan Agency Has E n d e d Usefulness, Organization Says Reds Stand And Fight Defending Key Base Near 38th Parallel In Vicious Battle TO KYO . Man If. (IP)— ^Am erican troops overwhelmed dciperate Red. in a roaring artillrr duel on the Korean war front to­ day and then ctailicd ahead lor new gain.. The Red* thrrw their heaviest artillery fur of die war. American! aniwered with a bartage that out-thundered the Red.. 50 shells to one. f The drive carried an American W division onto high ground north of Hnngchon. an important road huh 20 mile* louth of Parallel 38. F.arlier Friday the Redi abruptly hailed their right-day retreat on the central front. They turned on the Allies with their heaviest artil­ lery barrage yet. Then esme the roaring Anirrlean echo. , Uni t ed Nations warplanes join ■* u,- “ — with rockets. ed in “the blasting firebombs and machine guns. The Allied answrsr to the Com­ munist atand lioonted throughout most of Friday. Front dispatches did not identify the U. 8. troops In the aetlon. Nor did they give the distance of the American advance. nut they aald that Chinese Com­ munists had thrown reserves Into the fight north of Hongrhon. Klew menls of the noth and 40th Chin­ ese Communists armies (Corps! were identified In action there. The unlU last were reported far­ ther east in February. The defense line the Keds were trying to set up waa roughly ‘20 miles south of thr Parallel that u*d to separate Communist North and Republirran South Korea. It alretehed a r m s Korea for > no miles. Ils keystone Is U# 15 Ouinehon. . Elsewhere along the fighting M eatless* mi ra« a l l t l FRIDAY MAR. 18, 1951 WASHINGTON, Mar. 16 (/I*) Director* ol ihr U. S. Chamber ol Commerce today called lor abolition of live RFC. P ir 4 r»-mftnber board of the huvinru organualion adopted a rrvolulion laying: Officer Describes P e titio n Is Filed Open Violation Of Vs. Validation Of LawsOnGambling Terminal B onds Senate Committee As Economy Move i W A SH IN G TO N . M ai It. <A»l A mobili/alion v|Mikrnnan re- "Facia disclosed hy the FullN,,lr,< ,, kI.v) ihe «o»riumrnl is bright rulwomimtlre have crralrd munilion contrails at the uncertainly and dntruil concernry late" ol about $M).| ing R FC procedure. Engaged a» 000,000,000 a year. we are in a national mobililalion Actual production largrls, while WASHINGTON. Mar. Ih Judge M H. Hniilll enlrretl .in still low. are being met and in ihe integrity or general moral level | ellort, we can not alford lo have i A' i — t h e guvrrnmenl I-nI* v orsler in Cut till Court this morn­ some vases exceeded, it was stated. filed t*v eva*ion rh arx r. again*! ol the government or any ol its Ralph Capone, itrvrrilved a . a ing allowing mlrisrnlion in the Howard Chase, teasing his post delrinim.ition ol the saliditv "Chirac-! rarketeer" ;md hrolhrr agencies subject lo question." as information chief lor Mobiliza­ nf Ihr late Al < ap-mr. Ihr Senator Fulhrlghl rD A ril $150,000 w-.ilh ol ( it) o| .Sanfor.l bead* a Senate Hanking Hub- rrimlnal romplainl «•*» Died Foil rnmin.il anil Failing \b lr r tion Director Charles I.. Wilron, told ir|> o itrii that co n llA rli total­ eonimitlee which ha* l-evn Inve*. hefnrr a I'. S. r»mmi*«innrr in rrsentie Ix-nds. | ([gating IIFC Irnding. Thr group Chlragn and announced here In ling $5,700,000 werr lei in Ja n ­ Ibis action lollnwrd the pre- uary and $4,700,000,000 in Feb­ Ha* rhargi-d that some director* revrnue cnmnvl»*ioner George J. | of the RFC have yielded lo in- Hrhoeneman. who **id a war­ srnlallon of a petition against thru rant had hern l«»ued fur Ca­ validation hv a group nl Sanlmsl ruary. flurnre in making loana. "It i* perfectly uhviou* that the Officers of the Hanford Tourist end Shufflrlma rd Club, whirh number* more than 175 members sre Av a result of thr committee*'* pone'* arre«t. laxpavets who were represented by l-rodurtion chart* isrc curving shown as they app*-nr«i| at .* recent meeting and e nterUiimm-nt of the Club at tin- Tourist Center. di»cl«*ures, considerable sentiment upward even now," Chn*r -aid, "at NEW YORK. Mar. I» — i-|1 Front tow, left to right includes Mrs. \Y. II. l.nF tra, secretary: Mrs. William McCarthy, president lia* Iniilt up in rongre** for kill­ l irsi R Wilson. — Ilig.hnt gambler Frank Cn*. and Mlaa Mary MrMahou, trustee In tin- Iwrk row: K. Ilu-ky Wight, treasurer; John Heinwald, ing the RFC. Juilgr Smith allowrsl ih r ( sty, a rate which no one would nave foreseen on Hept. I* when the Detrustee; J. It. Join-*, trustee uiid Tom Vrnton, vice -preaidenl. Full-right himarlf ha* taken Irllo. »hu )C*terda) »lnrmrd which was represented by A . I.d- fe|l»r Prndurtioli Act was pas««-ii." Ibe stand Dial the agency *hotihl out nf a *enatr crime rumnvil. **id Wilson was satisfied l-e continued liut rrorganuc-l and lee hearing, *aid IimIsv he will win Slnnholsri. 20 days in which v*itChu*e Is th r production showing early return lor que*tinnlng at thr lo determine an answer lo the “rleaned" up. this year. Hut, in response to rommittre'* order*. I <•*101(1. Some Congrr*, inrinbrr* also ( who had hern Inld hr would hr prlilion, and adpuiined ihe Im.sum; question*, hr indicated the mohillargue Dir RFC i* a big help lo arre.led and hnuighl Iw-furr Ihr w liiih had liern stlirshilrd to laki ration !-»** I* disluil-s-d over thr small liu*ines* and ought to be cnmmlllre forelbl) if he did mil |dace ihu morning on ih r bond prospect foi blocking inflation. eontinued for that reason. Economic Htahilin-r Erie John­ appear, gavr in a few minulr* salliialion until a later da's-. ston h«* sent to Wilson’* offlee Tin re I* a dispute in the Hen-[ before a deadline »el hv Ihe The |>elilion was headed. An proposal* for revising the Defense etc also a* to whether the Ful­ rnmmillrr. Gann-* ami guessing contests, answer hy Randall Chase, • ml Production Act, Chase *al-l. lie did l-right coinmitlee should continue including the determination of thr '(•> RFC investigation. Fulliright j MEXICO t i n . Mar. |fi-</Pl other taxpayers, properly ownrii not say whether these might in­ of a "mystery man", will clude firmer curl-* on food prices, Russians Expected To identity la featured at the party to bv Dulles Offer To Con­ ha* *aid hr wants to bring the — Anvha**idur Willian- O'Dwyrr ami nli/rns. hut added: iniiuiry to an early end, hut Re. left h) air tnda) for N'r» ^urk held Monday night at the Tourist DemandQuestionBe Center by the Chamlicr of Com­ fer With Russians publican* In partlrular are railing In appear hefnrr the ^enalr In is'l-hti-oi lo Mr. Chavs- Ihe "Cosiil Fiwsil liprice* arc an are* which I s-tltiorici. incluib'd V. A. Hpeer, th r staldltratlnn people feel must f-r it* continuation. Chairman merce fur the members uf thr Decided Separately Hanford Is Rudely Rejected Mayhank I D-KC| nf the full U n k ­ Crln# Cnmmlllre. The Iwm rr \V. Hill, Frank I.. Woodruff, be dealt with.” Tourist and Hhufflela*ard New lurk m ajor declined to ■Ir., W. A l.rffler, It. A. Newman. Congress will has-- lo nrcidd ing rom m ittre a id he thought aremmrnl Club, it ws* announced today hv on the rvimmittee'a l.cr Saioot-I. Ira HoUthward. F I whether the special ptovision* P A R IS . Mar. 16—(/F) Word Kd Whitney, Cluimlier Of Com WASHINGTON. Mar. IG - v P ) it should go on. 'hearing Ihu* far. When hr an- II Ash-l-rwn. D. L. Harper. It. T. which protect faun pi lee* should Imrn the Ktrmlin was awaited to­ meter managrr. —Secretary of Stair Arhrvon said The U. H. Chamber* of Com nnunrH *everal week* ago that Humphrey, G M. Shipp. J. H l.e changed. Chase sal-1, but “moat inrrvr i» a businfM-rlrir organ day on whether the Big Four ran today he hvqtrv Russia will rt* The Tourist Club rcrrutly re. he would appear before II. hr ' Eat ridge, It. I,. Hsitan, Malcolm trrioua thought" it lo-ing devoted iiation cn a national scale Do­ discuss arms lot Germany at part «-ri\rd a piano whirli will la- used new talks on a Japanese |«eatf •aid II " i s to offer »»me j U<sjw,| ,* r h ,,,. w . W. to the question within the govern­ llar to live Chamber* of Com __ ment. _ for j r . ..a ll Jr.. *a-l K (V S 'S. of lire hole European problem, or for the first lime al the party, treaty and r*m in ronriuding one n |rrrr , , rtr,^ MtWy |or||| "r*ku*lrurllvr suggestion* said Mr. Whitney. Mush- during crime presentfssn. He »*mI si I Copies of Ihr- jolllion were for Of the #t»7.WOO,WKI.UOn program wM ftrt Momuw Will msM the the evening will lie played by a before the end nf the year. cl-amta-rs are affiliates) svlth It Ihe airport he wa* lookin* tor- in-he-l l-> 1|r. Shlnli-'lsei ami to of mllttarv spending an-l contract­ The national organisation »ay* question be lakrn up separately. siring trio under direction of Mar­ Acheson t»ld a news ronlerfor this fiscal yeni and next It* represent* all phase* and ward In teeing Ihr Si I’alrirk * I ,, \V. Hprncel a.- j l l - r n r ; - for ing It ia belirved the Russians will ry Wester. Da) parade In Nf-* i-rrl Ih r C its am i to M u rray ( K r r Mnimigh June 30, 1952), aleoil ente he sees no reason wh/ (hr •ire* n f business. Two in year old*, June Jen­ fMJ.UOO.WOO.UOll rrmailis lo i«- alIrratment. This decision was fotr.lic e t , state a ttu rn r). lo urging an end to thr RFC, tomorrow. and Joe Andrews of the lenlalivr tieaty Irsl which Aml-vvliM'ate.1 by tin- military. Chase .aid. The petition inalniain* tl»i*t "the uonllnue to insist on separate nings Duxliury School of Dancing will sador John Foster Dulles is now- tile rhismbei director* -aid: Much -f Inc total must still tm attempt to Issue l-onds *otl(jlr( t« NKW YO RK. M«r. I«. n l'f shadowed by Soviet Deputy Foe perform a novelty tap dance with drafting should lie found olijevlu-n1. Alxdltion of RFC "woul-l lx- \ nil.Inti ,I in this liroi ccdiriK voted try Coi g n --. More puldir information on pro­ *avr approximately IIH.OUO.OOU In A pitluie of witle-sipen gamblilnt is wholly uiM'i-nstlliitional, null, eign Minister Andrei Gromyko al Peggy Wright accompanying. Mr*. I* ,M. (Singles will serve able by the Soviet or any oilier a-lministrallvr expense and would houses in Saraloga Springs, up­ void and of no legal fom- or <ffecl duction *<k>ii will l-e available, yesterday’s seuion of the Big Four as hostess in l*half of the Cham­ government. reduce federal personnel—now at whatsoever." Ai-out .'(0 page* of Cha»n -aid. The first of a series deputies trying lo draw up an ber of Commetce. Achc*on »aid he had mu-1- a record high lcvt-1—hy 3,000 em­ stair New York irsoit area, was argument In support of this state- ■>f monthly progress reports wilt agenda for a Foreign M inislrr’s lie ready shortly, he »*|,|. The program, aald Mr. Wlillney, full study of the Pari* talk*, iu I ployer*." given Senste crime prober* Imliy mrnl Inflow. parley. will Include a TNT Show, meaning U-en in direct touch with Jr--u p The Intervening petitioner con* —— 1 Meantime II can l-r stated, Chase 2. A "tendency toward inerea*. this week, and wa* impri - --I rd interest rate*” will make pri­ a» they awaitrd a showdown willi liiid rd that Ih r t-g id a tiv e noth added, that the production g al uf France, Britain and the Unite-I "tourist** night talent." II wwllwwta l i e I’war k i l l o n ly poM x'lting lo a u t h x rit r the IM.iaai jet aircraft engine- month­ States contend the testae European The Center will lie drroratrd with thr »kill with which Jr- »up vate lender* more willing to make thr Unit- I l-uisnesk loan*. |.-n a n ce of the U-ml* i* in vali-l ly will In achieved in 1952. And, situation has leil them to think with flowers, and eaeh of thr lady wa* rrprc*entirig , -•lid that Ihe ii'iilu lio li o f th- a* an illu s tra tio n of p ro g irs* In DiHatiled V ets IMccljfc about Herman defense and they guest* present will receive a cor­ State*. RFC was created in 19.132 to Arhvr»on'« reuuuka uImhiI tin- provide emergency financing in C ity Com m ission in n-gaid to it tlie i-a-lc m e tals, lie sunl new alu m ­ rannot properly discuss the result sage. Krfrrdimcnt* will lai serve-1. inum p lnn l fa c ilitie s w ill I-- op­ |(« a lla « e lla r . i , VI,| $1011 For Hospital '.Va> n--t su ffieien l without the ransr. M « s l l s w S it* •>■■* S l a ) It wa also dated tii*l tin- con- e ratin g (h i* yeai lo i-luvidr n Hsilain’a llrnc't Davie. dll PCIT OF TEA llael with I II lihnrinley an-l re i In no per cent I net • ii in domes­ Member* --f P" • N" to, |/l phaalsed that again yesterday. kk LONDON. Mar. |H — «AI*» ahlcil American Veteran-, *1 > Co. ami with Fisher lluwr* i* tic alu m in u m output Tlie W eitern delrgates have made The HI Paneraa police station re­ here w*« wa* n- i r,m ?' 'ntro-lmr.i hi* .ur.es.or meeting at the Legion llol la ' invalid ami that there it their main contention. night, pledged g I im toward 'in- authorilv for ih. City lo sell th - i »» information director. Andrew Gromyko, however, has la-en reived this morning a report that U s s iim h Nil) tt ontinued «»n l'«*r SI*) hull-ling of a new hospital in Hem harping on the importance of the a five-ton truck leaded with 1,000 ino|e County. IMS agreement at IH>t*daru In pounds IIH.400) worth of teapot* had been stolen. Lynn Twyman, rommamlei --( N icky Hilton disarm Germany. H o ush o ld o i* W i l l One hour later th* same sta ­ the Post, and a |0W per lent di*To meet his objections. U. S. By OVID A. MARTIN n r EDWARD CI'HTIH tion received a report of the theft alde.1 war veteran, led tinm--»Ambassador At Large Philip Jes­ A d d ro H s P i o n e e r WA8IINGTON, Mar. in r,l', LONDON. Mar. |H - I A Y - ment for the artl-n , witli tlosup offered a new statement of of a five.ton truck loaded with — Government farm official Rritaln ha* told Iran that any di* four i best* of tea. active «unport of John Kadcr, the first point the western power* wnndered today If their effort* t ■ pule orrr over the rich An*l< Anglo.Iranian Tim Crawford and Gr-.rg- Swann want the ministers to discuss. The N i h ( (la th e rin g get famrr* to produce fewer eggs Oil Cornr Company ronre-alon mu»t go Commenting on thi* polilir »pli rllia lio n iictw ccn F .llia i-clh T a y lo r . statement said: ItOYAL COLLISION haven't l>een Inn Mirrr»«fol. liefore the lnlrrnidiiiii*l Court uf itcil action, the fir*t hy any l-.nl en-l N ic k ) Itilb-n l-ol it . cirri- K a r l y l r ll-M ishol-Irr, commander "An examination of the cause • LONDON. Mar. 16 - (AP> This *peeulatiei was prompt'-I Juitlcr group in regard I- a new hlo lx- a ll H ilto n • , , f i | i , In c a l A m erican Legion Post, of the present International ten­ It sounded Ilk* a royal tnllltion. hy Ihe fart that roniumnr rgi: In a note delivered to Iranian "I am a free man right now, in will addret- Ihe Ifrit h annual sion in Europe and of the mean* A bicycle ridden by faruis King jjricr* are averaging more than * Premier llu**rin Al* Wednesday, pital, Judge Doogla- Hten*tiom to secure a real ami lasting Ln- and a bit* driven by James Victor higher than _a „year _____ ag<- legally could not nationalise the ilrv-larcd, "The*e nr i* IrityN win* a *rn-e," young Hilton told a Pioneer Night gathering in Lake provment in relations between the King rolllded. Normally they dip rather sharpl- llrltafn also a*tertrd that fran f-ught and were wounuril and newsman here la«t night, "hut Mary at 7: no p M. tomorrow on li. S. H. R. and the U. K., the The name of the traffic police­ during thla season of the year, hndling* of the Mi-idle East's who k n o w thr value of a In-'- I've got III months in which to "The Advantage* the Pioneer* pital to tho city an-l county think thing- over thoroughly Im-. Ha-1 Ovei tlie 5'oimg Men of U. 8. and France such as: The man who saw the aecidenl? Al- giving the hmnewife a luirgain largest oil concern. "Hy thi* artion," lie a-l-lcd. foie our divorre I* final, lie ad­ existing tivel of armaments an I lo-rt K‘ng. buy. The not delivered to tire “they have sUiloti tin- tnaridi -n mitted that "no immediate rt-eon- T-»l*y." Five i,rangi wood ■nnes will its effect on the qurstion of ticA year ago .Secretary of Agn- Iranian prime minister llse day beIm- prc-rntrii to tlie five oldest mlli'sirisatlon of Germany and the lulture Hranr.an startcq a cam­ fore th r Majlis (parliament) nf all other Hcinlliulc County organi­ vitiation i* in Ihr offing." 7.DNING HEARING The nclrck* an-l her r*.husband men pirsent at the meeting uml sations." means for control and reduction The Hanford Zoning Board will paign to reduce the Volume of egg Bran voted to nationalise tho c»rb g ift, will also l-e made lo those The Po*t, which Iris* a mrmlirr were observed rnjojilig of a-iram rnls; measures to eli­ production, lie loweresl the level oil rrtourre*. •hip of '.'It, enjoyed a turk)> .op other** company here last week. who liavri attended the mo-t meet­ minate fear of aggression and fill- hold a hearing tonight at 7;30 a t whirh his agency supportr-l country's The Anglo-lranian company, per at which 4U person* w.-r.- end, l-lit ill Hollywood her stu'lin ings. fillinnt of prraent traty obliga­ o'clock at the City flail to con­ producer egg prires from a na controlled h r the British govern­ present. sider the request by W. II. Coniad I.MGM) threw llir following ilamJ. L. i.ee, Ht-yeai old e* senator tions.** tlonal average of 15 cenla a dotrn ment. whirh own* 82-6 tier cent It was reported at tlo- meeting per for Mi*i Taylor: fiom Kentucky, will head a list It was the llrst time, after I" of Drflary to erect a duplex to 35 ee.it». of Its common stock, hold* a dwelling on First Street Immedi­ "There is no possible rharire that that 47 babies have already hern day* of proposals and counterIn doing this, llrannan said he 100JVK)-square mile oil concession entered for the baby contest Mr. Hilton an-l I will reconcile of latent which will include Gustave Nelson. "Guitar (Visard ropotala that the western power*. ately west of Station WTRR. was moved by a desire to cut which expire* In I9P3. The property ia aont-l R-I-AA, which Ihe P ott will stage on now or in IU months front now. Stockholm"; Mrs. William Krtel, ad agreed to th* words •hJemlliskrwn on government buying of Britain obtains about one-third March 30 at Seminole High \Yc arc good friend* and I lioia- we of high residential classification, aald DOCteUf Henry Klrpper, enter­ tarisation of Germany." Gromyko surplus egg*. from the Iranian field* and a always can lagood frirnds." City Manager Clifford McKibWn. School. tainer; Mr. Ifobliy. hymn-ilogist ir w tts w s u s Pea* rtv*i Hut de-.pite this lowering of th- far g rra ta r percentage nf fuel oil and the Hpeer sisters. prke supjiort level, the produetl-- for ita Navy. Among the famous people who of egg* *t year continued at m The note, made public by the have attended the Pioneer meet­ raUti.-ly high level. foreign office today, drriares that ings have been J. Putnam Htevens, lf» s lla s*a Oa r is e P its) In hTovemlier Brennan an Past Imperial Potentate of the nouneed the government woul-l Ancient Arabic Order of tho ROTARY LUNCHEON Junk the egg price support pro Mystic Shrine; Jane Hilliard, who The Rotary Club will meet in grain In II>5I. (Editor** Note: Here I* another slot) in Ihe serir* on Amer­ was |0ti year* uld; and Mrs. Anna 11/ ELTON C. FAY This action was feltirved by the high school auditorium Monday ican Industrial and military mohlliiatlon. Thi* arllrlc deal* with Farina, former Italian opera AntOCHTBU I’KUSH M*T ITARY AFFAIRS REPORTER heavier than normal selling <-f where Prof. Herman Morris will the Navy's fiat build-up alnrc Ihr start of the Korean war and lla singer, who attended in 1932 at resent a program on "W hal’a plana for the future). W.'.*_i J1NGTON. Mar. 15 (If') The Civil Defvme Adminis young laying hen*. Many poultry(hr age of l(. figured Gust withdrawal of low In Education", Preaidenl More than 2W people over HO tration want* lo head off public panic over fear of germ warfare attack, men lee support* would be followed Orville Touehton announced today. Hy DON WHITEHEAD year* of age have attend'd these teal or rumored. a rhsrp decline In egg prier*. Luncheon will be served on the WASHINGTON. Mar. IK - (/!’) — The American N«*y tmlsy i. m eeting' In *he pari 25 years. lev Saw little --pportrinity of stage and member* are asked to It started citiulaling today a pamphlet on "what you should know bceling up ilt sea anti air | n>hci willi sUilling i|!crtl lo mrrl ihe thrrai All over 00 are rspclally Invited park In bark of the school. making any monsy. about giologirai warfare.” Tlie booklet it a companion piece lo the to attend. As a cunsequepee, the nation's of Red R uuia'i big submarine Orel. previously p u b l i s h e d o fficial* HT. PATRICK* DAT laying flock started the year with The rcavy emphati* it on *nli-*uhmarinr warthips ami increased pamphlet "aurvival under atomic ripe out a city." NEWT YORK. Mar. 1 6 -fA V [Military strategists long havu at least three per rent fewer lay­ Fffth (Ml attack." Avenue's pavement wa* air ilrrn ilh aboard fail-moving carrier*. er*. Kgg production naturally Like the A-Bomb guide, it ia recognised the value of creating _ JACKSONVILLE. Mer 16 (>V) The Navy la confident that*' dressed In green paint today for '•ailoswd Os Faae riv al (C« tntenfed to bring tne weapon Into mnfualon or exploiting It Into l« 33 within anol^itr year II will have mbmarinr-Miller tactic* Is only A tlan ta Bt. Patrick's Day. proper fonts, to show It (a not a panic to reduce tnc war effort of Hiimark 32 21 The center dividing line— the Rutilan submarine menace part of the story. CONFIRMED BACHELOR universal killer although, like th* an opposing nation. Psychologi­ Brownsville 71 64 The stale of hte Korean LONDON, Mar. |»_O P>_"N o. uauAlly white—wa* a real sham- pretty wall licked—even if there intended f Chicago M 24 cal w arfare expefta recognise th a t no, no!" cried Isaac Langley, Just reek green. last June found the Navy-i f* a shooting war. Denver 60 41 this cn he M M ova nwithout turned 101, "J don't wont to get "Wa paint Uw llaaa three or Vice Admiral Donald B. Duncan, Doe Moines 28 2 four Homs a yahr," a imllca Depot Chief of Naval Operations. arful fieri which ruled actuality urlng a weapon, by married again." alMsAodmaamd t a a V a i i i l i i Fresno 60 49 And ha wrote to thrwa women OvpAnjVttVtl ipovviiMi 1 merely planting Ik* rumor th at g Now York 44 22 i*cr*t weapon ho* *r will be • I m laid him they wore eligible needed repainting. 1 Philadelphia 46 21 start • pa air. A paaie may coat used.) and looking for ■ knabaad th a t hr Bt. Patrick's D*v and Winnipeg 22 16 n o r ewu Sif*. So diaregard wild The CDA urge* th* public to U not In the market fa r a wife. Jacksonville 63 44 talk about biological warfare and "hill th* myth*," aaaeitlng that: The suggestion made a t hla Miami 73 66 don'tiv C te D 00 lo your friandt. “Germ warfare, or biological birthday party last Saturday that Tallahskxec 65 22 Don'tt tlatvn to propaganda or w arfare, as It (a com ctlv called. bo was seeking a mate was not Roulette Tables Now Judge Smith Enters! Open In Saratoga. Order Giving City !:ljt/7 Committee Is Told 20 Days For Reply German Question C. Of C. Outlines Jap Pad Contains Snags Discussion K V S J c f t No Ifajui* (Urn.. Of Big 4 Deputies Acheson Declares K Prices R i s e BritikSh Indignant In Spite Of Halt In At Nationalization Support P r o g r a m Of Iran Concession HopeH For Reconciliation % E Beefed Up Navy Concentrates On Stopping Red Submarine Menace Danger Of Germ Warfare Minimized By Civil Defense Administration R 5 The Weather . � 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 15, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 15, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 15, 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/8903f68eddabd43741d81eb8ca01a77e.pdf 74fc6e9ce19adc753a6cd8e7bac106d9 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD Argentine Unions Support Closing Of Independent Paper B U K N O K A IR E S . Argentina, |Mar. 1.1— (A l— liuv eminent-sup­ ported Argentine labor organic*[lions arranged a light nationwide shutdown of bualneas activity to. day In support of the unions which closed the independent newspaper La I'renaa. The It minute shutdown Ihla afternoon waa arranged aa a show of strength against the newspaper. Adding to the general !>oycult by pro-govrrninent unions voted last week, the Union of Telegraph Operator* adopted a degree stating no telegram* can lie delivered to or sent hy the l a I’irn-a, one of only two in­ dependent nrwspapera here, had been an outspoken critic of Presldent Juan I). I’rron's government lirfnrr the pio-governnient union* closed It down almost itevcn weeks ago. The Irlrgraph Service within Argentina is operated by Ihe government. Private companies arc limited to cables to and from foreign countries. Previously the union of Irank clerks voted not to handle I-a I ’renaa check*. The telephone and fiowcr worker* said they would not handle public service* for the newspaper. The Radical Parly, which re­ presents what is left of opposi. tlon to Prron in Argentina, inet laal night. Before an audience of several thousand, a speaker de­ nounced the closure of U I'icnThe big crowd was attiai lnl hy public appearance of Ricardo Halbin, former deputy and chief congressional critic of I’rron. It waa hia first apt celt since ho waa released from prison Jan. 2 on ■ presidential pardon. He hail been Jailed a year ago for "Besacalo," which means disrespect for the President. He had l«-en sent cm rd to five years. The radical meeting, hrld in the downtown Constitution Plata, went off without any dlsturhsnre.nr Interference from police. A new appeal fruit the loyai s i' ker* of lot I ’irnsa to lx- per­ mitted to go hark to work wa* nrr,tentrd to the Ministry of lothor last night. Tw o other appeal* were rejected ami thr shut­ down now Is In IU 47th day. Red EmbaHHy lls a lllM S Vrmm Pan* Os*I guide. When n cnntarl approach, ed, say "It I* a magnlftcrn' statue. I am from Oklahoma." The rontact would reply that llrera went morn beautiful sialne* In I’arla. The cnntaet would give hi mm-rnev and n passport. • From Mexico C ity, he was to go to Verm C ru i. Thence t» fiwrden. In Slotkholnr. he was tn follow lire same pmredura ai the statue nf l.innea* and make rnntart w ith a man who would arrange Iran* porta tlon In Cierho*bivkta In Cieehoslavnkia Ire was to write lo the Soviet ambassador, thl* lime signing hi* full name. Greeglass said he was told lo mwttnrue th* Inslrurtiona and not to wrlta them down. Big Four Meeting l U a l l i s r i Prw s Fan* Oael how to sea that sha slay* dis­ armed. They also want to talk about reducing armaments all around. The Western d 'p u tir. -ay th Ru-sians have no right to put "u record that the minister* should discuss disarmament and the dis arming of Germany. They con land the foreign ministers ran ■ra over Ihn** suhlecta If they B nr, but the *uh|ert headingshould ba nautral— "level of armnmenta" and "preparation r f Ger­ man treaty." Otherwise, say* the West, the deputlee meeting here would I* preiudglng decision* -their bosses ought to make. The Russian* and the Western powers started with two entirelv dlfferent draft* a week ami, each containing three points. They now seem to agree on one point ex rvpt far two word*. The Soviet point number two, a amended yesterday, now rails (>»• discussion of "reestablishment nl unity of Germany and ronrlusim of a peare treaty with Germany ’ The West's point Ihfee. tie changed from the Iwglnnlng read*: "Problem* id Garment unit* •nd preparation* of a peace treat*, for Germagy." American Am basaador-At-I^nr Philip 0. Jessup M id yesterday there la still some difference there. A British spokesman pointed out that the pr*|i«nitlpn of n treaty and Its cop Initon ara not Ho ••pie th'np, ti-st Jessup, like French delsqatu Atxvni.dre l'«rodl M d British representative Ernes* Davies, said he would give hi* final answer later. It may ba the West Is pre paring to play a game whclh a ria a ili spokasman aUrllmtad te Crime Investigation I I <,allaoe4 Jetagfc B. Kyle Joseph II. Kyle, of Gary, Ind., grunted exalted rulei of the Benevolent and Protective Older of Elks of Ihe I 'lilted Stale, of America, will visit Orlando Ixxlgr No. 1079 mid the newly otgnnixe I Winter Park Lodge No. I* 10, Monday, Mm. 19. Elk* front all over Central Florid* aie experte I In attend in laigc numlier.. A class of fundidate* to lie known a* Ihe Joseph it Kyle I la,* will be initiated into the niilei hy tin Wilder I'aik Lodge at 3:.lu I* M. At r.t.PI IV M tile 11* will lx- l banquet in thr dining r<xmi of Orlando Midge Reservation- for the banquet mu«t lie made bv Wednesday evening. Mar. It (iuy (iabrielson lls s M s -rs t i . x t-aif Oael tin lit, told reporter! an Invest! (ation of thal kind was too de­ manding a task for hi* subcom­ mittee to undritaki. Ill* group's activities have alii-tnly touched off a grand Jury investigation The Jury yesterday Ix-gan looking into the questions if whet her there ha* Ix-en fraud against I lie governments in R F C ollig oi perjury (false tr.tiloony nod'i oxtlil by wilm-sw* before Hie Fnlluighl *ul«onunit fin , r«a* n a il loom in the fedeial courthouse. Th r attorney oaid Costello had tiled to cooperate with the comm ittrr in the* pa«t, only In tolabeled a vice king. And now he had decided to t<-11 no mole al«»ut hia filiamial affait*. It Ir "very obvious," the at­ torney Raid, that ( ‘orI c IIo haa n right to irfiiRe to give »urh in­ formation on the basis it might incriminate him. Kail lei, Costello had demanded, in effect, that the roiniiiltler put up, or *hut up, in Ruppoiting lie rrcciit report teiining him a ru tii of a <time orKauitaifott, Virlding to Coatcllo'* irq u r d , the committee agreed not to televite hi- appearance. AM of the opening hearing yesterday waa televised Coatelln prote*te<| this would make him a "spectacle" and deprive him of the right of rounRel-clirnt privacy. Ill* appear nine came thoitly af­ ter a deputy New York attorney general had testified that he wa* Intindurod to undcrwoild rhlefta'n Joe Adonl» hy former Mayor W il­ liam O 'llw yer and othera. Jerome G. Amhro, fir*t witneaa of the tiny, att.d that O'Dwyer and other prominent figmea were nreaent when he met Ihr gambler at Adonia' Brooklyn rataurant. H r •aid O’Pwycr often visited the plate. Adonia liaa l-rrn named liy the committee aa an aide of Co.trllo's In Uoning a powrifol racket* ayridirale in the ra*t, and link e<l to t'hicego and Ihe w rit by the Mafia (Muck hand) under­ world Roclety. Cq|jrllo, appearing relaxed and nodding •mlllngly al acquaintancea, -at directly facing committeemen aa hia lung atatement wa* read “ For years," he *aid, " I have repeatedly been falsoly charged with the mo«t aerintia and vlelotia ctiniri and with being the leader of a national crime ayndicate. Whenever possible | have sought to ilrpy these rhargea anil on manv orcaainna have offered to teatlfy la-fore impartial Investigate leg Ixxlle*" When the committee summoned him to apprai liefnre a cloaed executive eaxion la«t January, he -aid .he waa irlurtant to do »o herau.'.c "certain atatemellta made hy ceilain memliera of Ihla com­ mittee" indicted " I could not ex- Stadium Outlay {I s s l l s s H Kress !•«*» f l a t ! l-n rd amt N. II. Ihxlgr* and John linker a* im-mbri* nf Ihe plumhIng ln*|wvltnn IruhvI Tin**- Ixwid* examine pew applicants fm (lily license-* ip Hir e lines. Member* of the xoning Ixmnl wrre rongiatiilatnl hy lh<- Com­ mission foi efficient work These include J. |„ Ingtey, KdwHid K. M is-, II. James Gut, Frank A"lidown and It. S. Brown. The Cninml-ston ahjiwved eon Ittpislion »>( |ui\mg 135 .( month to Ihr Stale Welfare llontd opail of the ex|x-nse foi rental ••f It* headquarter-*, which a rnow located again in Ihe MeiM-lt Building Action on a ieqhe t hy 1'ian1 MaeNeill to putrhn.x- rilv owned lot. In the Marvania section <njl side of Ihe city llmlla wa* de­ ferred pending further study. A fequest hy 8. A. Allen for increase In taxicab rates was denied. This at lion folh-we-l study Ity the rnmmissionrrs nf tavi mutes ami distance* tlavcled, said Mr. MrKllddn. An ordlnsme »a « tmt on fir t leading which would allow Ihe varaling of an exiess two feet of liglit of wav on roiiinirieial Slterl lx-twren I'atnolt** ait-1 Sati fold Avenues. The ( ‘oniniission t«x>| under ad visrmrnt a suggestion hV Mr. Mi Kilddii lo hold a puMii hearing lo di.iiisa Hie elimination of ant|. qualed art-lie* al enli anee* nf Riilalivisinns. Elliott Roosevelt To Marry Mrs. Rosa MIAMI B E A C H , Mar. I I Dl’r Mr < Minnewn Bell llo»*. (’all fnroin hi-irrsx, an<| Elliott Roose­ velt, son of the late I'r evident, plan lo lx- married here this Sccel ItiKi-evell aid (lie esarl date' ha- not lx eo el. Thuriilay is the rallies! po-slhle dale but there were »e|x.ris the eereioony may not take place Milt il Friday to trevrnl any |x»-*llde rnnlll-1 with Florida’s liner dav wait Ian. II.Moevrll -aid the lime of llu* we-ldlng o il lx- announced in advame “although llie notice may la- shot I." Hilly those who were with Mrs. Ilusi when sho obtained her div «lie dcciee „t Kev West vesterday are ox|H<cte«| to alteml. The* ara John ami Ann Roosevelt, brother and sister-in-law of the luldcgiooin; Mrs. Rex. L. Bos*. Sr., former mother-in-law of the htide-rlcrt, and Erwin Karden, Elliott's host until >he ucddlug. The rrieuionv ptolwhly will Ink place al Hie Suil-rt I land honir where Mr*. R o», ha- lived .line ekiabtl.limg re.slilenee on Miami Reach. i ■>rrl fair I m l m m l or considerslion." However, after hit attorney waa a*«urr<J the committee would "treat m« fairly" and had not mailr any foregone conclusion* "aljout me,” Coatcllo aald he agreed to appear, and did to Feb. 13. Coitrllo aald he alto tratifled “ fully and frankly before a Sen­ ate subcommittee on inlentate commerce latt April and asked immunity from self- incrimination on only one (ubjeet--"whethef (rambling wa* conducted In tha Beverly County Club of New O r­ leans" Hut despite hit attempt In Fein ruarv to furnish full information, Cottrllo said, the lornmiltee wat even then itauing a report charg­ ing him with "grave rriminal offentet" and being a vice lender. “ I respectfully reque«t," Co»tellii raid, "that I In- treated a} impartially at any ordinary witlie** and that no attempt tie made to ainglr me out and make a field dav of my examination.” Senator Estes Kcfauver ( I ) Tennl, committee chairman, told him th'' committee treated all witnesses "** fairly an we know how" and that the committee wa"well aware" of hia ctaima he haa “ lieen misrepresented.” Under que-tinning. Coatcllo admitteil hr had failed to stale In Ida naturalixation application^ that he once need the name "Frank SevaiIn." He admitted he hail lieen convicted of a misdemeanor under that name In 1916, after being arrested for po**e*«lr>n of a re­ volver. In the late 30'*, Costello ad­ mitted, he Ixnight liquor smug­ gled into the |j. 8. from Canada lor resale in prohibition day*. Oh hi* application, hr said, he listed hi* occupation as "real e*tate." "Were you In the liquor Imsjne**?" he was asked. A. Ye*. Q. Bill you buy liquor In C$nada? A. No Q. Bid you do husinr** In Canads? I Person* did busines* In Canada. They brought it to the United States. I bought from them." tj. In other word*, they smug gird it ill? A. Yes. Q. And you tonight from them? A. Vr*. When asked if he wa* engage* in lllcit liquor trad* prior to nl* 1935 naturalixation application Costello's composure left him for thr first time. "I wa* not," he shouted. Costello said he oner ixiugbt smuggled liquor from one, "lia r ry Saucer," hut insisted this wa not the "H a rry Saucer*"' who**name appeared a* a witness on hi* rltiien.thip application. The gambler said he knaw two or three "H a rry Saucers." The witness was asked: "Where is the Harry Raueer who signed your applications t ' " I don't know," Costello katd. " I think he Is dead." Costello said he lielirved Sai»eer wa* a "railroad man." lie said lie had no recollection of this parIhiilar Hairy Saucer being In the iuni-running business. Reminded that the application said Haurer was a real estate man, Costello said: “ Ho might have hern. Costello said Saucer was "a friend but I w ai not familiar with his activities." Also witnessing bl« application, Costello aald, was a Frank Goss. Costello said h* was Indicted In 1925 for conspiracy to smug­ gle liqtioi Inin the rniintry along witli 112 others and that thr rase wa» dismissed hy a "federal J imIb * Winslow " When a»ked If Window *uh*equen'lv quit the federal bench at a result of an Investigation of the distiiastal, Costello'* attorney pro­ tested the questlnn was "unfair" and a "smokescreen." — a t j- rf? I I V sV Allied Assault (Continued from Page One) Carl Willlama and John Meisrh I t w H i t H P m Pago (tool on Tuesdays; R. Robison anil A . forward. I - Skinner on Thutadaya ami J . "It'a like climbing the Wash. Hamilton Diabce and lieu Wade Ington Monument or Empire B A R C E L O N A , Spam. Mar. lit on Fridaya. Slate Building to go up thoa* — I/P>— 'Threatened with heavy (iamea will lie of flvr inning hill*. •nd atil I theae kida charged penalties, workers and employers duration and will Iwgin promptly right up them. And when they were due hack at work herr to­ at 4:45 P. M. at the S»flhall Park. got to the top they found about day after a sudden general •d hy the O rm a n * ” during the Mon Roll-mi announced. tiO hodita op every hill." Spain'* worst violence since the N a ii rglm r. Today, In the valley* between Civil War. The drmand was contained in those hill.*, laughing doughboy* The governmenls and the state- a note prevented yvaterday to the of the colonel'* Third Battalion rontrollH labor syndicates blam­ governments of the United States. roue impromptu horae race*. Aa ed "Communist agitators" for Russia, Britain and France, thr inoutita they uaed Chineaa a rtil­ (Continued from Page One) the walkout, which retxirtedly re­ four occupation power* of G er­ sulted in the arrest of more than many. The four government* were committees, annntinrrd Ihe vote lery horaea and pack mulea, lib­ 100 p«t»ons and injuries to an “ urgently requested not to bond waa 1.1 to 11 against the Fult.right erated in yesterday's flghtlrrg_ "Becauae we took tha groupu undetermined numlier from pol­ over full power* to any German motion. ice clubs and gunfire. He said that as he Interpret* the ao raaily and killed to many C h igovernment without express re­ Rigid censorship prevented an servation* having been made for section. It would require two- near here people think there wa* accurate estimate of Ihe situa- payment* of reparation* to lir a - house action nn a joint tesolulion not any fighting." the Colonel ation. The strike reportedly also — having the force of law— before void. We took them easily and with few raaualtiea all right but affected Ihe nelghlxiring IndusThe note exxplain* that the additional troopa rould lie assign­ it waan't because the Chinese trial cities of Badalona, Tarrasa total value of "property m nfis- ed to the- international army. weren't there. We Just uaed our and Sahadtll. rated urid plundered" hy the Meanwhile the House Armed firepower to pin them down and Ilurrirdly-aummuned lin »p » and Naxi* is e»timate>l al alxttil Services Committee rejected an then dug them nut with quick, police last night brought calm fti.fNMi.DfMi,mm l.iael |, ,-k ln g for attempt to tie to the military aggressive action. We over-ran in Barcelona, Spain'* second only Ihe amount she estimate* manpower hill a propo-al to bar two twttallnn command post* In lagc«t city, hut only after « day It will cost her D. r. -eltle 500,000 sending troops to Europe unless the first two dava. of mass demonstrations during Jewish immigrant* from rnuntrie- Congress approves. "We raught took* anil mrctucw. which automobiles were over­ formerly under Naxi rnntrol. The proposal was offrrrd hy lea. We took them complately by Foreign Minister M»'he Sharetl turned and burned, streetcar* and Rep. Tnwe | ft-N J) and promptly surprise. buildings stoned and all work ex­ told the Knessset (parliament I tallied hy a vote of 31 to 14. "The battalion collected 99 today that this amount of repara­ cept essential public service* The action wa* announced by prlaonra in one day .during the tion*. *pread over a period nf year.* stopped. Chairman Vinson (I)-(ia t after a linn sweep a rveurd for tha In Madiid Grnriali**im» Fran-1 and paid partly In goods, woul I rinsed session of Ihe committer. Korean war for one battalion. cisco Kronen dixetf-rd the dis- 1not In- lieynnd the rapacity of th-* H r said a new effort lo attack the They c a p t u r e d unprecedented orders for five hours with hi* |tin m a n |ie*iple to pay. troop proposal to the hill might amount* of Communist equip­ I*>nrl*s general reparation* cabinet. lie made later on thr House floor. ment by overrunning position* be­ claim doenot include the claim* The syndicate* la-t night orThe committee is pow working fore the Chinese could escape. of thousand* nf individual Jews dried the workers hark to their i who have filed demands for re­ over the measure section h r sec­ “ And they believe the trejob*, threatening any who restitution of their property in tion. As It stand* now. It call* for mrndout artillery barrages a gi fused with the a-iverest measure*. Crrmany. In a note u> the lowering the draft age to 19V* Infantry fire display wpundhl After many employer* joined the occupation |Hiwrrs on Jan. 1*1 year* and setting up a long term magy hundred* of th r'C o m m u n walkout, the syndicate* promised Israel inked for help in rallreting Universal M ilitary Training pro- lata. sever reprisals to any refusing lhe*e 'private rlalm*. gram. Bodies of man: Chinese still to open their establishment*. holes where Vinson *aid he hope* the com­ lay in tha hitlalc Yearn day’s note staled thal A brief broadcast hy the na­ there Is “ no record in h i'tery of mittee can finish It* work tomor­ they were hilled. tional radio network told the such gigantic slaughter and ra ­ row. Tha next big Issue, he said Is "We seldom find a wounded country hut said the city had lieen pine a< that perpatiatvd by th - a proposal to put a $4,000,000 man­ Chintao unless ha's shot*up ao calmed. German people against the Jew* power celling on the armed force*. badly ha'a almost certain to die," The strike waa Kpain'a second of Europe” when "owr fi.non.non Towe’s plan to liar assigning the Colonel rontinntd. "Th e y grnrral, walkout since Franco were done to death by torture, American troops to the North A t ­ takg Uiair rounded with them and following hi* civil war victory In! starvation, mass execution and lantic Dcfcnaa force without prior aa many of thalr dead aa thay 19.19, outlawed them. The firs t' asphyxiation" congressional approval has the can carry an we cannot get an f \ was in Bilbao In May, 1917. lacking of many House Republi­ curate count of how much dam­ Barcelona, a rity of more than age wa have done to them. But cans. 1,250,000 people, wa* one of the • A similar stand wa* taken hy we kgnw they are hurting. They last stronghold* of Civil War the House G O P Policy Committee put lira battalions In tire w ay of resistance to fall to Frnnro's my one battalion and ordered last Friday. force*. Price* here have long l>ern , Rep. A rend* of Illinois, an as­ them to defend this ground. Tlie first real tire surgeon* much higher than anywhere else "There aren't many rpep left in Hnaln, except perhap* in in­ were foresters apjKiIntrd hy the sistant G O P leader, had told re­ Romans to rare for and protect porters In advance of today'* com­ in their outfit and uur casualties dustrial Rllhao. mittee meeting that an attempt have been extremely light for an their Irrea. would be made lo hitch the troop operation of this kind. A river crossing la the toughest operation Balias, Tex., Is thr largrst rilv But wa It is believed that the first In the tactical hook. More than $.100 II. S. rornmunin the United Slates not on navi­ gable water. 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Start! and stops are v d t ami wmsith Y cwit oar and jruur the* last longer. •bout this great new' Dodga-the way It b o b , ridks and hosumee-tells you that here's a car built to deliver years and milaa of dependable, low-coat service. Ji t �h U n i t y T h e r a la 8 4 r a * i lh — Tie Protect tho Pn m i t the WorW; To Prwi i l i Um f n g i m of America. To M m P r o p n ll; for B u f o r i THE WEATHEIt 3 T h ? i * " VO LUM E E n la b lb h fd 190H J U W X II ’" PEPENPBgT D A IL Y N K W S I ’A P K K 8 A N F 0 R D ,7 P L 0 K 1 D j U K D N K S l ) A V ' .M A IL t u r a l i Parti) cloudy and continued ralhrr cool through Thursday. Scatlrred frost in thr intrrior of north portion tonight, firntlr to moderate mostly west lo north Mind* through Thursday. t _________________________________ 11, Itt.’.l Associated Press Leased Wire N o . M .t Costello Answers Crime I D em ocrats Defeat Worried Committee On Strongbox Assets A llied Patrols T ake Seoul; A ttem pt T o Block Communist Forces Continue IlFCReorganiza tion ! Vote On Proposal Indi c a t e s Legisla­ tion A b o l i s h i n g Agency May Pass • W A S H IN G TO N , Mar. I I — (A P ) — The Interstate Comntcrrr Commission today auth­ orised (hr railroad* to make • quirk inrrratr in freight rate* raagiag from too lo four prr erul. W A S H IN G TO N . Mar. IS — (A P ) — AdminUtration leader,. In IIm H u u u a today decided against railing ay Iho Universal r - Military Training and draft bill vtuntil after an Kaatrr rrrn.% • M U ktgM i Mar. IS and and* Apr. X. T I m decision cam* after Chairman VInoon ( M l * . ) gar* up an attempt tu get the bill approved by the Armed Kerriera Committee and ant# the floor this oeek. W A S in N G T O N T Mat. 14— </!’) — Truman Democrali, rallying i up- C. Of C. Advocates Construction Of County Hospital Legislature Is Asked To Pass Local Hill Authorizing Bonds The Seminole County Oumbci of Com mrirr went on w o rd *• favoring the immediate conilruclion o( a County owned hospital at a meeting of the board of direct -v latl night at the Longwood Hot-!. A motion by Cily Commironn Andrew Carraway that ihr Semi­ nole County legislative drleg.il on be petitioned to secure ihr rrrai,ment of a special local bill wlruiv would permit Seminole Cnunlv to construct a hospital was unani­ mously carrird This action following cnnnderablr discussion of the critical hos­ pital situation by the bond ol directors which was prendrd over by Vice President Jack Hall. port from lha southern wing of the ♦jparty, turned back in the Moure today a Republican effort to block RFC reorganisation. A roll call brought 201 voter to ditapprovr the reorganiialkm pro* County Commission r II Bpetal submitted by Preridenl T ru ­ Pope pointed out that thr horpital man and 1 % for the plan. But the i* a problem of the people of Ihr issue came befoeu the House in county and not of the County a way that required a constitution­ Commission and that if ]•) percent al majority— 218 voter— to kill of the freeholders petitimird the Commission it would have no ^ h c proposal. choice but to call an election. He N I.W Y O R K . Ms I 14 (iP ) — threatened v»iib perjury if he didn't answer, suml-lri Frank Cortrllo today told Senslr crime prober) be lias almut $40,000 to $10,000 in bis strongbox at borne. Senator Heibert R. O'Conor (D -M d .), who issued the ulliinslum, told the rrpuied underworld trader to "be rilrrm rly tareful" in .sniwrring the question. When Costello he-ilat, d, Sena­ rupted: *‘l am going l«* g i'e you an op. tor Chatle, Tobqy iIt -N il) interrupted to suggest that a police portunity to changp the record. Ml i man l«e sent to Costello's home “to I be testimony was palpably falsii an dit's an insult to the intellis , open that ho*." "W e've played duel and drake, genre of the committee to have long enough with l his.” Tobcy on records." is . ^ r Kt-fusal to give a "truthfuli# r snapped. The perjury threat tame after answer, hr aald, rould bring per­ rontmltiee rout, .<1 Bud >lpii Hal. jury charge*. Costello, his fare hlanrhrd, « n J p i I >» n * | l ley pounded Costello with a series of questions about any money turnrd to his attorney. They ron. O n lv IB |x-< •rn l id l|,r |^i>|>lr n iq d i.v ril in ||,r HO’ lion |',i lu-e sultrd In whispers. Then llw* cached in hi* home. attorney announced Costello was tndurtry in lin, uuinlry ire l,«.ilr,i in 11.<llv» * ->l ibr inayor |„itum A fte r thr suave gambler,! gave ready- to anwer. Small Claims Court of mote (lull JBO.dtH) w m lrt, ,»|r iirmv- employed l,V moll,III |II, l,o several hedging answer* about the A*ked again Ihr amount in the M aurkr N Wolf, t pul,In rrl.iloint ditrilur for M rtio C,oid tin,I it'* an Insult to thr intrlllItwailowt* tlo r s s , s in Also Approved By tl'ealer, v Vn-Mrvrt i’ullirr*, I■,1,1 Km.inisttv lisl.n lie w.,» id I iih Iu i e,l ilk Ed I •!>-- -I". I- I•-1,1 |,|, ,i,i,-,i L o c a l Association kl'wiMttff* altLM* h* .tpphiiiil ,i I’li «» Anlil XtliiniA. I SM* , Memiier, nf th Sanford Krlail in Ofutitfi 1(1), Ditu v t y i t id Kiwanis Speaker M -nbvntk A mo lalion yrvlrrday ftIIt1It ••»!%ill* ((« WJ1* Mill* r-a|||l |if «(,proved legiilatton detignrd to l»\ 'Ii t i* Id m Hii ihiintrd **ut thut ti« 4|* i»in* *i| tIi*" t:t *iii. amend "had cbecL" lawv m order vivoi •«•( i« Mait ii*' m m p in y Rhirh to itrenglbrn them, and lo worl | rimilt* th* l**vi|* irtrm t i«» th* with State l-gitlalort Inward the IS•ff:It 11,««m •%nt lilt |Mfi HI h " rilablobmenl ol a small claim* M'rt, Shock Called Worst Senator Says Soviet court 11f<■ \ lnrn , ufm h r , marie nti here. I'rrvufrnt Andrew Slmr liitn«HAi> in* mIn*i nf tht* Ktuntiift Ever Recorded By Missile May Halt piended. To Retreat Toward Parallel “ Merchants’ Group MGM Director Explains Problems r a v o r s Stronger Of Movie Industry To Kiwanians [>30 tlieC K l5ll! Earth Tremor Hits M cCarthy Calls Western Europe;!For Rearming 01 A-bombSuspected Germany, Japan German Scientist LO N D O N , Mar. I t — t,V»— Million* nf person* in nnrthern Europe nere terrified today bv a violent shuddering of the earth's rrust which »«tne thought might have hern reused h) an atomlr-siied evplovlon Inside Eastern Germany. Ike Iremor. one of the snai severe ever recorded in Germany, followed in some sections there bv n giant blast nf wind. The ■hack and wind rallied wlndn**. shook down o a r ruins, and loosed picture* off the nails of many home*. No etlrnslte dam­ age wa* reported. The President* qdan i» to re­ added that work began yesterday place the R FC* present flvc-inan on the renovation of th r old hospi­ board of director* with o single tal building on Oak Avenue. administrator. Mr. I'ope also said that undrr The H o o m division » s « general- present State law counties are LONDON. M * r ~ 14— </!’) A regarded as the first l o t In a now limited to $300,0011 in the eveloping bottle over the question amount which they ran imml them­ violrnl earth Irernor, possibly ori­ of sWMUilni^ the ^hugv pending selves for the construction of a ginating somewhere earl ol the hospital and that this sum i» Iron Curtain, startled a large sec­ wholly inadequate, lie said the law, which was passed Id yean tion of Western Europe today. A scientist in West Germany said ago. is oat of data and should be changed, ami that Senator Doyla the possibility that the tremor was ptsne. Up. Introduce a Mil fqp that cavued by 4 .b*meadow u p to w n purpose- » ' ft. W. Spencer declared that a turn 4 » 4n atomic Wait had not i • move for the passage of a l»r«l bran ruled *mt entirely. Ah East A recent survey of library bill authorising the county to issue German scientist said it was de­ fnrlliUes In Seminole County by IHinds for a hospital should origin­ finitely an rarlhquakr. not caused the Action Committee of the F lo r­ ate with the County Board, and uld not wait <>n the proposed by an explosion. ida Library Asao. showed that Th e shock was fell a* far west nge In thr general law which - Insufficient financial provision lliM lIs s ri Do Pass* >t() I might not Im accomplished at On­ has been made to provide ade. quote library foci Ililts for the coming session of the legislature. people In the County, Mbs Ed iu Mr. Spcnccr said he would he glad D I h p o h u ! nChltUnden. county laadar of Iho to work with Senator Boyle in In preparing a suitable local bill. association, stated today. Proposed change* in the by­ This announcument was made T A L I.A IIA S S K K , Mar. U - l A ’i laal night by Paul A. T . Noon, law* nf the Chamber nf Com­ The Stale Board of llrallh ha* president-elect of tha Association, merce were read by Manager Ed at a district meeting following a Whitney and upon motion of Mr- rrtarlc plan* for disposal nf th, full day session at tna Albertson Spencer, seconded by Mr. Pop, ,lead if an atomic Iromit ever Public Library. Orlando, said Miss tvi-re unanimously adopted. Mr shoubl fall in Florida. Whitney railed attention In the Tlie Boot -I i|evote>t the Marrh Chittenden. She pointed out this morning Tourist Club party next Monday issue of Its publication, Florida night and urged all members to Health Notes, the rlvllian de that while the people of SemL fen -e. It railed disposal of Iwdiei nola County ran have access to he present. Short talk* were made by Lew the "grimmest lain In the whole the - Sanford Public Library by tOootiaasa no !*■*» r u t riv ll defense picture." At paying a fee, tha County laa It ha* arranged with thr Flor­ made no financial provision for ida Funeral Director* and Em library service. lialmrrs* Assoriatlon to a*»i*t in The fact that Florida Is 47th of the Job If it tMcome* necessary. all of U m states la par capita Ttiere f» no doubt, » * )» the Imard, appropriations for publle librar­ L A K E L A N D , Mar. 14— M — "there will lw thouaand* of live* ies, was brought to the attention of U m librarians by Allan Grant, Brattered frost was forecast inin Inal if ever another bomb shall the weal roast district of penin­ he dropped." Orlando attorney. sular Ftorda for tomorrow morn­ Jol,« In connection with disposal Tw o stale bills a n proposed by ing by the federal Slate Fm»t of txidirs Include administration thp association, said Mr. Grant, Warning Service. of ruorgurs, transportation nf the one asking for an appropriation Mostly dear *kitm, sligldly and other permitting any county roliler in low grown location* (no dead, identification of rorpsc*. •to act up a fret public library. drop I* eipertrd In high ground arrangrment of religiuu* rile, and T o do this a one mill lovy for locations) and light wind* with 'maintaining mmtl complete re­ library purposes would bo author, short Interval* of ralm in north cord* under the rlr*um*tanrw*." "Worker* In this division of lied for counties. and central district*. Partly the civil -JefrnM task also will The appropriation by U m IWH cloudy and continued root south­ Ite roncrrnrd with location of legislature la destgaod to provide ern districts. Temperatures on hurial place*, fabrieatlon of emer­ a director of nubile library ex­ high ground will la- at least si* gency burial container*, careful tension and a state aid fund to degrees warmer than tempera* grave marking and registration aatabilih demonstration county II. t u r n on low ground locations, and rollection, preservation and brarlea and to assist municipal lx,west tempera tu r n In the cold­ storing of personal effort* pend­ public Hbrarlss to attend their er low ground location* will oc­ ing final disposition to her*," aorrieoa to the county. cur about 7:00 A . M. Thursday. the Board said. .A Miss Chittenden pointed out toMftMay that th e n Is not enough money provided for the local II. faranr. "This Is not • criticism at tbs local situation." tho said, b y legislation would enable It to “ However, lhe financial aid roughs be Improved." (M lla r'a Nqle: America'* rearmament program affect* afl M rta nf trr country. U « « week In a fnar-part rortra, A P KpeAmong those present at the eial (oerr* pondrnl Reiman Marin told what he had found In n meeting w o n Mrs. E . J . Roughtkreo-oeofc nnrvof of (ho middle " ra t. Aaaoclatrd Prroo reporter* Ion. Ban ford librarian, Mias Ethel hovo beqn a »lgned In rover the high *pot* of Iho rest of the Rls*r. Mr*. Mary Waltars and evmnlry. Below I* the report from the Poelfle norlhvveol.) Mr*. Errwst Hamilton a t Lake m Monroe; Paul Mlckbfc * M r . and Nr*. P. D. Hy V fN C B N T H O T M A N Lake Mary. ' S E A T T L E . Mar. 14 — - (/p) — Atom bombs . . . p («M i and ship* In rarnr them . . . aluminum lo build the plan**. CASTOR OIL GOER TO WAR There pnu heve fhe tpececular side of rearming in the Pacific W A S H IN G T O N , Mar. 1 4 -G P ) — A n Industry advtaoey commit, N orth**!. teo has recommended that the The mobiluotion apotlight center, on the Greet Henford plain, govern meats rest Iret U m roc of whet* U M corulruclion work-ftcastor oil. men rueh expansion of already from the exrlucivv contribution Rut Agriculture Department of­ huge facilities for making pluton­ of a region thal haa 40 per rent f a l s said little M m a y s and ium— isrart of tht Atomic Bomb. of U it nation'* potontial electric Mary* shouldn't got aby (also It avrinn to the big Booing power, a big proportion of It* Airplane Plant, whore the Air lumbar, ami husky fishing, food, If restrict Iona la Force haa Juat ordered a new ■hipping, farming and raising In­ le a n e r Into .production dustrie*, d la ii la tha tha araWliiatiaa ■ !"• •**?**• I* faa mala H'a imr n th a r a m m m S T bm ara aoma Jerk* an4 JaKa. o* tboy c u Aa atatwlsara, tha aanaa of ro rnriat p U boo. urgency fluctuataa with tha day’s o* tporaUnaa aro Uso at*tnmfw « f riar*, po* far VI i a Book Group Says •Local library Has Insufficient Funds £ Dead Of Atomic Conttidercd Frost In Predicted Tomorrow Morning Pacific Northwest Is Seething With All Varieties Of Defense Production Atomic Bombers Senator L. F, Hoyle approved lbr«r protvoialt and in aiMilion WASHINGTON. Mar. 14 </1*) tUKKCklrd llial a letter be written -Senator McCarthy (R -W i») >«id In the Honda Slate Retailer, At today the United Stairs mod help voculion atking tiipjKirl nf legobuild up Western Europe belorf! lalion whrrrhy tome |Hirtion ol the Russians perfect guided mis­ the wages of married men might siles In stop planes carrying the i>e tuh|rcl to garmthmenl. Rrptr A-bomb. lenlativev M. H. Smith and Volte The Wisconsin Senator, a ton, Williams, Jr., also favored tbi, tug trovrrsial figure because of bis geslion. Communtst-in-Governmen. charges, Mr. Stine pointed out thal the called for action tu inlegrale Japan. organisation now ha* a paid up Nationalist China. Spain and West- mrmliership of :i7, and way* and nn-an* -were dltruv*e,| to inereasr tern Germany into anli-Communiil the inemlo-tship. e Mi . ' . i a i . defenses. Vfillf y.*A•w.I■■,.L rCounty ' . Jr., ...s.. pointr«J 1l*. entitled n,.s iinut 1. .i At thr samr lime, hr charged thata Seminole in a speech prepared for B-uato to n small rlaim* rnurt a* the r> delivery that President Truman’a ■nit nf the imputation Inrrra** ■'fantastic" order to the Seventh indieated Sy the rervnt cvn»u*. Fleet lo prevent Nationalist land* C-unmeifting on the fart th*' inga in China had freer! Bed it rovt, the State 11.760,000 an troop* to kill Amrriean* in Korra. miallv t » rollrrt II* sale* tax, Mr Asserting there i. no way In William* auggested that the ran defend Western Europe without •.bant* aiippott a plan •lmli*» using Hw man;iow*r of W e»lrruT that ti,,i u*H hy Ohio and Oklahoma Germany and Kpain, MeCarthy •f ivvulng -ale* lax stamp, a* a said a State Department clique mean* of rrdtiring lit*- evpendihe blamed for the "roll-out" of China had "tied Ihr hand," of The M e r e h a n t * Axaucialirm Grnrral Dwight D. Kl.-enhiiwc, in Lr**l*fatlvr Committee, whieh in this re,pert. elude* W . A. Morri»on, Jack Ifall, McCarthy -aid Bus»ia i- deter­ fj. tV Spetirer and L. F- B «yl red from starting a war now l„ vs< dlrertetf to work on ih r » t»ro cause U. K long range plane rim with I t f iilit o r • »*f eftl»li(l»h* rould wipe out Huvltt indu try fIn **!• ■ ftrvtRlI eUimn rmirt. with atumie isunbv, „ ... .. ........ . Present were B L. Perkin*, Jr-. lie -aid. however, that Bu»»ia, j , j in jt,n^aHk. Clarence Bedding. with a va*( numlier of raptor• I ..... Hrnith. W. A .Morrieon, Voile feverishly to perfect that guided William*, Jr., John kadrr, Forrnisailr of the air, a inixiilr that rea* Gatchel, judge Dougin- Hten. i 111 track down and destroy strum. Bill Kir*. M. t. ItalH.rn. planes i nthr air.” Andrew Stine, L. F. Hoyt-, and " If *nd when that i* arcom M. R. Smith, Mi** Dorothy Powell |dl»heal," the Wisconsin Senator served a* serrrtaty. I, . M i , , . , «*a P u t *lvi Power Head Favors First Federal Loan Fair Regulation Of Association Moves Fl ori da Utilities To N ew Quarters Tive Firxl Federal Having* and M IA M I, Mar. 14 l,7Y Mefjrr r Smith, president of the Florid* laian Aaaoriation will move from wer 1- Light Co., said today I, It* prvuent |oc*tioii on Magnolia favored State regulation nf priv»t Avenue thi* wer). to it- nrw utllitir*, provided it Was done In building at til* West First Kin-el, a manner fair lo both Die public where it will open il* iitlrai-tivtnew quarter* for inspection Mon­ ami Ihc Utllitir*. A mea*ure proposing »neli rr day afternoon at from 3:tHi t" gulation I* expeete.1 to !«• Intro H:(M) P. M „ Mr*. B. K. Chapman, durrd In the IPfil l^gislatuir *ecrctary.trea*urer, alsiiouncrd to­ Munlripally-ovrned ut 1)1tie* hn*< day, III order to romplcle tin- moving announced they would fight *u< b the ;,rr*enl offti-e will l«* tlosevl a hill. "LVrtainly our rnmpany would «n Katurday, *he stale}. Purchased at a ro*l of |l7.W«b (Continued On Page Six) the one story building wa* re­ paired, the front altered, and new equipment and fixture* were ail,led costing more than $in.u'Mi, said Mr*. Chapman. T lir Association l„ occupying the west half of tinW A S H IN G TO N , Mar. 14-fd't xlore building, and tlie other hail — Federal Judge F. Dlrkinvm will lx- rented. l.rtt* t«"l*y orquilirtl Flairl Brow The new headquarlrr* will I— dcr of o rontrmpl of C ongrr-- air conditioned. Workmen tinioy chargrp were completing Ihe in»tallati,m*. Browder iv the former No. I The flxturr* arc of a light Communist in thi* country. B" shade of “ rllvertone" |MiII»l,e,l oak wa* accused of refusing to an* with aluminum post*. The tabl,wer questions at a Senate For­ in the director*' room l» of th,e ig n Relations Subcommittee rim s finish. The wall finl»h Is bearing on Coinmunlsm-ln-govern of Jade green and Venetian blind* menu are of pale green eol»r. Flooring Judge l^tt* held that thr roni. |* of asphalt tile in two shade* ruittee failed lo direct Brow,br nf (an. Lighting in of the stream lo answer uurstionx over hi* ol,- line nuorc»cent type. Jectiona and explanation*. A new vault ha* been installed The Judge'* ruling ended Brow. for atorage of records. The d*Fa trial and he walked out of counter ha* space for thn-e teller* the courtroom a free man. Thu*, <t'M*iso*o no r* «* « t | he had escape,! going In jail f»r S E N A T O R S IN K IN G a fourth time. G R A N D R A P ID S . Mich.. Mar. If — ( A P I — Senator Arthur II. F L O R ID A A L U M N I Vaud*nberg wa* reprted weakenG A IN E S V IL L E . Mar. 14- </!’. The University of Florida Alumni Ina rapidly today in hi* hatlle for Association will hold Ita annual life. spring meeting here Mar. 30-31. The Senator'* phyikfn raid hi* condition "continue* to become bI j T l d i n g e n t e r e d more aerlou*." Tha Keminole County Motor* building an Flral Ktraat wa* enO C A L A F IR E _ bat night by tha braaklng O C A L A , Mar. 14 — UP)— Th# a# a roar w Indaw, aavaral atorage Margaret Ann Bapermarket. « w o n (M a n , and tha of- Ocala'* largest grocey store, was .... a* raaanchad In n fatile gutted by fire of undetermined effort to find cash, Police Chief origin last night, with all raulpRay G. William* raid today. Lieut. ment and stock destroyed. IJnofMax Bo m Investigated the break flcial estimate* place tha the damage r l Which It the tteond of !t> type to stock, building an*| aqulpment wkWn » year. «t wall over $130,000. K Judge FreeB Browder Of Contempt Charge Huh, 11v *'r I m i Hi q M o tio n, a fill G c n c r p 1XVitlidrawal Of Red Forces Is In Evidence AIoiik E ntire Frontline rO K Y O . M ai id t/V) l it.South Korean palroli entr ed Seoul tonight and r.vtvetl the Republican Hag ovrl ibe old rapilol building. I be Eighth A cmy aaoi ibev itiei no np|Hwition. "They will vlay their il they can. an l.ightb Aroiv apokevman laid. t'ornmunivt Inters for the pavl liner day* have been ie(wirted mv«leimu»ly will,drawing all along 70 mile* of the Korean front. II l!,e Aille, *1ay in Seoul, till* will lie ibe fourth lime Hie old Smith Korean tapllol ba* cbanged band* since ibe Korean Red, *toimed across the bolder la*l June. fit lh»* «(?»* nf 17 jutnri! th*Mai 111*" vMth vkhorn fir fm-* hail i lif fit jia i > nf fteivipF, ihr I ml m i* *iiti"fi Hi Wnflil War II, fiilhivft<*t| I hr Eighth Army »*id patrol* ol by M*rvuf with Ihr Klr*»t i w l(ir ROK I n *i Division raised itufl Hi k'»ir*i. llir Hag Wednesday aileinoon. Mi Wolf point,d out Dial th total >,*pll„l i n * .tun-nl in pt,stiii- Ho'vrvei, i diip.itrb ftoni A. P. lion, U 11 il -itu-ti nod eihitittiull 1 . 1 , . 1 ,L . , . .busltirss It, *„ne*imnuenl Jim Heiker rant th­ in th - rii"l|,*n |,u-r,ite ' J this roiinliy i, two and three- wrd gale was not irarh-d until 7 quarli-i I,till,mdollar*, and nun, |». ||lf capitol building t* in liiali .MHI.ISMI per-,III. are eln ,1 «atlaH.a na raav *l»> ployed Mam- limn !>) pet rent of tinlapitol, ,,i two and a I,i*If Miiilimi dollar, and **<> per rent of the people , Inploynl are in the I'.i.tsiii I m- .r theatre* |,sated in II.IHKI rltie, lioLlwyti Mavri and town* in the loulltry, he stal prioitpal i|H-ai<rr ill the e<l. Wales and distribution „f (1uurheon JI1 >*>lay. Mr. Wolf is a film aeioonl f„i foui pet ,, (ljl ||t His B E N TO N , Term., Mai. II i/TV •f lb- Mrtlt, Mata v*a-» "Mo tl„n I'u lu n - . Are rent nl tlo- , iipnal in veil me til, In­ I'nlltlrally-torn I’oti. i minty vrrn® stated. ... *, of u idooity election in toil* whieh Pointing uni that film . . -urn., I left three person* dead— was un....... .. panes try to keep th. quality of 1 , ll(, H -ta t- of virtual , /*• ■ sv | * bet up ,„d take prld- , n, ^ hy in th** county | f | | 0 l \ - I I I H K I U (* I S • .#fro "^ '"P b a h m a n U . he ftdd-. U(ivrtm' , rn ,. ini«rinf4<iiH p,f I )g* l|a «r* xf I f l ( i l l I fl *•1 ifitfr imill • o»wi GovernnKIvt ini; |'•*•in 1 iiiftlion pMtirr* **«n a tion-partt-ait Htitf. jl fl**i)q ^ I II I fMftt I'Mi itmil#* fin ih r MjAftnblY and the Democratic Party were | )| S ( T IC f | !\ l (* (* ( I l h ^ tin**. t ' ii H!*•' matinffit tufftl i*rt* u red ling for control. ♦to* I flirt«* f\ n«» friMl nn«f riro r \l „ him no , ling In * night, Mr V C ,M<- c i r -1 Mi*, Y vfi'in i Ifin ,i |0rtiu«' I-, pin al«nit 7IMI league iiicuiIh'!- voti"! John I. rdark mid Mi •«• nloi •lorOtl itn*| «|iN(ithiitrt| th rrr i. no to hold Ihe courthouse in open fillet tif I 1m defiance nf stall- legislation remov­ Kweeory- w in rlc t*d del,-gat, * t1, app-al front lh, thi* Kpnug Conn, it ,,f D* tin t t poldie, to* ilntril ing tin in from (low,-1 Four, i ’ilnt Inlotnall'll,nl. at ill,, II** riled (in- <- liltllmtlxM of tinA G liL Cltixcn** * ommtllcn meeling of tb«- l*tb-r r',.,1. I•<•( on,tint, pirtore industry t„ tip* rli-;t the building M-Tvtny and niglit with M r- It • t*li«|iiiian World i’nr II effort. Including •>at red (Ho- county rout I, conlire .tiling production of training films, trolled by Democrats, from holding Alternate* to tb< eonventioo t«u,d air* and |tri»»nal appear their first meeting since they iewhieh will la- held Apr -'J "* ■oe» • of iintcd star, I,, entertain gained power, The DeHroctnt* moved into thut the lirnoge (m ill Hotel in <t, the aimed fillers 1'iesidriil Field announced (hat driver’- ,ent lad nmnili after iMItdo will l,e Mr-1, iiroig,- \ KI wants will stage a ininstrei Thomas l.ynit Johnston unseated Stine. Mi*. Nancy H n „ ) ninl M,ii»MtinH>fi <vI, r-"a- * i»i |G liL member Frank I.ourry a« Maude llsuin-). A .......mitt............ stair representative fi"„- I’olk and (Hr.rd ..| v|, A I ll,n,t. M, I ■*- 1 . iotip. i. i-. ♦ i Field ati-l Ml*» Maud, Ban, * ■ Kisrln I m inpluxmrnl Hn'iin ♦M war- ap|",lilted lo fiuni I, liai ^ O i l ! | I C IIS iI | l u l l Asked XVltm hr r*4pis«•*"i| tu jumihiftl ("irtMtion lo any uthei in- iii U i enemy in Ihe Tenrie'.re General lo attend ( in i ) of Ihr >..u .n . I la rA t.L A H A K K E K , Mai I t ,,r» Assembly, John*ton tpunsorrvl lreonventioo will open on tintiiv Ihe Kbill la 14-glMature meet ................... *b, (Mil ton­ evening, Apr, UM, will, n , c ,. ing , i i - vt muiilb, will la- naked to "oiled ..... uty .................... returntion. ninximtin, pawiienls for un- ir|B H"* government i„ ibe county Mr*, t hRpinnrt (li.inke,| Mi,* I.ita Wm-dnid and In i loiillnirie, •-inpioyiucut , -,u,p,lonlloii lo f ‘J"J " '" i t . la-ague memi-ei* »a> they will fnr pntrii'g up art!* Jar- of ••l,-i> for -.‘U week ‘ rills i I, Ilian tin- F ill for hold tne courthouse until the legis­ relish to Ire <ll*iril,ol,-d a on lative action I, ic,cinil, I. Tin \v venir* fresist ihe Hanford t Ini, a' -h weeks oniglit l,y ,-ig n iiir -il In- -enibli I, expeitrd to .olj'Hirn '-or, toil t, a big trier ease over th - •oiivrntion. present m avinium of $tf, for Frida j. M I. lintior |t, Hi entel tnUiril It f'. Itareta), iccgn,' leader, the glouti witli movie, he lia-l |l! weeks, rill- lln-irs,r , erommrndcd *cnl a tejegtam to Governor Gor |,revi»,i*lj taken „f the inriiil" i at then ITiristma* party. (Mltei •o lin Indiidnat 1 --iiiiiii'-ion by don Browning whieli ,nl-l seen,-, included the < hristrna |>.< •Is If, man adviMity coiiitril. Tlo- (In ,nigh violence and the ill Urn* “ A m c i leans »v»n llieu freedom tade in downtown .SnnfoMl; Ih- , olinrit t, , on,|a, ,-d of ............ . Folk county will keep their loo, s w ii ,lining |sh ,| an,I nthr, •ives of einployi t , e m p lo y e , and of freedom if II lake, violence t-i points of Intriest around K,inf„i<l il,c g e to q nl pi,h|n the Council avto , eeniilllirndcil do it." and Hit- mountain1 „( North r’ltro Il.iiilay to|.| league member* Ihe coveragi u n d n the law (— linn. Mrs. -I, P. Hall introduce,! •xtended to g iv e , to-neflls to all la,t niglit: him, "Polk count) is oil 1hr verge „f emptoyaa of an ealalilithmenL A t Mr*. It ('. Maxwell i « ,l, Ihe history nf tlie lie I t’lo -., |>„inl prr cu t a firm m uat iiave eight speeding from tile stale of Tenn­ ing nut the v*rluu* ,,f tlo ■m ployes lo p a ilh Ipal, in the essee." The National Guard wa- order­ rogrnni under wlileb It •q,,i.,i,*. program kiiotlier revnnirnendation would ed line in 1ll|H aftri three pet-ill* neluding It" .Safety Sc-rvin |l|* 1i«l*oii-.h the Board *,f Review and were Main In electbm violence, aster Hervice and the lllootl glam. Hlu- listed lb,- three in-,it, ! have nil appeal. decided by HoL I.K S IIXItllKt I F (I nsllsa.d tla r-aa- „ , , Indiistr iitl Com nils, i,m A large attendance, including many visitors from neighboring rnmiiillilities, ii expected a' the chicken barbecue at the hlk . r'luti grounds Saturday from ilil to li:i*i P. M., R. P. Hharrock and John Williams, program chan men. announced today. Tlie poi.in iv lly IIM Ill's'h Fit invited. W ESTER N I RON I. K o ira .M u 14 |/t'( I be tMigh veteran Following the Imi l-ecue a dance Goof*» ol tlie 21lll Infanlry Division, wliu bad wntlen at many winning; w llM H ^ ie b ^ jr t ^ r iic _ n ^ ^ ^ H ig ^ Anarchy Reigns As Political R i v a l r y Hits Benton County r; (irimy 2.5th Division Veterans Cross Han And Rout Superior Chinese Force rbaplert ol (be American Army in Korea, have arbirvrd perhaps then grratevl turietv in th- lav) seven day. How they wenl almtil it it a vtory that tan In- told now. Whtn this nippy, sunny W H -«~ 1 ■■ ---------------------------ne .day dawne,| they wef,, firmly | nr .day. Junior officer-, and pis established north of the Hal, toon wrgrant, of the L'7lh (W olf, River. hound) BeglmenCs 3rd Battalion They hold Wl square milei of filed out into the ailenre from a rugged real estate taken away tlllnly lighted room where they from Chine** Co torn uni. Is who had Ireerr hrieft-d -In minute dt. vaxlly outnumber'd them n week tail by 14, Col. Richard W. ago and have ' almost vatllsb-d . Krye* of Houston. Tex. now. They carried l,ack to their titrn The politically impor'anl city Key*’ words — “ | want vigorouir, of Keciul lias |0 miles to the writ. aggreasivr action." The dirty waters of the Han are Huddenly it was no lunger quiet. eight to the south. W ith on* unbelievable roar, 143 "IJg h ln ln g Division" troop, are artillery pleeei, 100 tanks, himstretched across a ten mile front rJreda of mortar* and machlna All over the lagged peaks, troops gun* let loose. laboriously climbed, men are bury­ "Good morning, Mialer CThinaing Chines* bodies. man," smiled a staff officer. Ifere’s how the men of the k'Rth Ilurning tracers snarled across got th e n : the stream from machine guns It began in the blark ami cold Into the hill* aeroaa the water tarljr morning hour* of last Wedtceatlaoed O* rag* T w o i Sanford Went her High yftstvrday *-h Ictw- I,"lay It Bain, a trace Total March rain .1! imb Normal M arrh rain 3.71 in Tin* Weather J A C K S O N V IL L E . Ms, II — <43 Atlanta 31t :H 0 Binmath 1 Brownsville Ah 15 Chicago .7« 35 Des Moines M 34 Detroit 11 33 Fresno 73 (3 New York 15 35 Washington 13 3ft Winnipeg 13 Jacksonville W 37 Miami 73 54 Tallahassee 17 33 « Tampa 3? 19 lt> �t t Wffpwpjyf!;*"’- ' •rgf. • - * ----- t — * •• v- * V '*••;' ■ -;• -- - -r- - - V - TJT* . - The Sanford Herald Baseball's Tops End Of The Average Man Editor, Sanford Itrrald: Mar. 13, 1WM Having enjoyrd rvadinK your tli*h ?}“»• < ■ « » P*f*r the past f,w w ,n lrr»- Ita world-wiilr and )«• ! nrw . aa|xalal|y «l»ln K -h o n 9. r ,,n * ®,ll L *" X'S'c •* »}* l* * "? of suhjrpta of vital intrrrat. The <ame can be •aid of all great Florida papers, and wa are glad to notice that Ih" tditorial column of each la hrsded by a veraa of Scripture and go.al thought for the day'a guidance. The special pur|mse nf thl* letter (a to commend not only tha warm hearted goippl presented ,,u* k*Kb c**f* *n >,ouf ehurrhaa. Bapeclally m «ib*"1"* . «he jloadel a Oratorio. '"The Maaalah , to presented ,n llo iy Cross Kpifcupil Ororeh ne*t Sunday afternoon h>.Temlnola County Choral S<»- 1 time It was <|ul,t on the imrlh afmrc •urpri.ingly quiet. Th e fir*t objective was an earthen dike «l4>ut I*i0 yard* from We mini* for it. The general impression aItout tropical and jungle re­ DieA allure. Kate you mu.'e out your income mortar rrv.le .l Into the rank tsx rein ■ t ) If not, you ran gions Is that their soil und climate are so lush that anything to the rigid ami a tnvti felt. Anott-er man kneeled ttesldi •svr yi.iu-ri. » i^iully by grtting will grow there If someone takes the trouble to plan! It. lilnt. felt for hi* heart heal, then It in the null l^-loir umlinglil The British have lx‘<*n discovering that it is not so, nt least •hook hi* h-ad ami moved rtu, it is not so in Africa. Thuiulay. tllfle «hot. Ih -an to whine past The government's first large-scale agricultural ven­ sllrclnv r-vks on the i,*aeh with Altoid'liK In an Associated ture In Africa was an attempt ts* raise peanuts, which was, a >haro nlng. P in t diipauli (torn Hangkuk. nliandoned after a substantial loss. Now it is disclosed that Ilehlnd the safety of the dike. the men^^paused fur(tir ^breath Thailand, the autlrrily program a project to produce chickens and eggs on u gniuj scale, lh#n on lo MU. ami u. won the national intercollegiate polo chsm|*inn«liip at Madison Square Carden Saturday ninlil. African Gardening hat really gone into high gear. All also has come to grief. Disease hns wrought havoc with the y„n(J opium dena have been unified to fb*ck and it has lx*en discovered that sufficient feed could There, they met Chinese and th? time at mid-niglit. fight started In earnest. not Is* grown nt the site of the exiterlment. , Do yuu know wlipm. you have to •fe in order lo gel the Democratic itominaiinn for mayor of New York I ily? Well, accoiding lo lealimony i*en the Kefauver Crime Invei'igating Committee, you have lo »ee t men, Frank Coilello and Joe nil. who control New Yotk'a itnderwoild gangt. Democratic Party Leaden are re­ ported atill in favor of Prraidenl Truman for another term in tdfkr. However, a United Pren turvey rrveali that lome irnliment i* huilding up for several other Democratic italwarli. including Senator Douglas of Illinois. Chief ustice Vinson. Senator Byrd of Viirginia, Senator Kefauver of Tennessee, and even General Eisen­ hower. who ia sometimes regarded as a likely Republican prospect. Not much chance of getting the Fhh Memorial Hospital Tor Sanford m lime to be of any help in the prevent emergency iv veen followin* • meeting oi (be local hospital committee with the tnittrev of the Fish rvUir lavt Saturday. Most of tlie money is tied up in orange groves and buildingi of various Hindi which will liave lo be sold and llte property convened into cash before any construction can be started. Under lb" circumstances about the oaf, hope lies in aulliotuitig llir Cipunty lo float a bo*’i i-sur, build ihe hospital from the proceeds of these bonds, with tha understanding that the money from ihe Fish estate will be used •l a later 'Late to retire the hoods. If everyone co-operates and pushes this ptogram to the utmost, it could ho carried out in a matin of six year Gardening in Afriru seems to present problems. I’erhnps the Rritish government needs someone with nil oldfashioned green tlinnih. I'acific Defeim* ■m m *M Itk illa s M g|*M raae oaei here, where troops leaving for Korrn and proximity to Russia are remimlers that defanse ntr.ls are more than theoretical. T h » Hanford Plant, Ita secret atomic works Imps scatUiml over an Isolateil semi-d***erl alte in anuthrast Washington, is wrll along with a postwar coiistructlon program that will at least double [la 1360,000,000 wartime.rest. David F . RMtW. llanfufil man­ ager for the Atomic Knergy Commission, summed It up. "The demand,” he rrmarkesl, “exceesl* supply." At the Seattle area plant* of the lloclng company, the mirthwrit's latgesi single employer, the payroll rxrnsls !t6,000. That's up 7,000 "since Korea," hut far short of the 45,000 World W ar ii peak The A ir Force has just onlerrd lloclng to put into production Ita new U-liO. a faal, heavy Iwmb•r of which two eiperlmrntal plane ara living bill. Details are secret hut A ir Secretary Flnlalter has described It as similar In appearance to Ihr smaller, 000-mlle-an-liuur swept wing 11-47 Iw'lhg built in Hoeing’* Wichita, Kan. plant. At the big Puget Hound Naval shipyard In Bremerton Wash., plant. At the big Puget Sound Naval shipyard In llranurton, Wash., famous nama ships ars being fitted for atomic warfare. Tha carrier Eaaai Just got through a 140,000,000 two-year conversion jolt that alrengttimed her decks lo carry heavier planes capable of lugging the atom liomh. Tha carrier Keeraarge is getting the tarns treatment, and the Yorktown routes next. The Dig Oregon ami Washing­ ton private shipyards arc rela­ tively Idle, hut llrn ty J Kaiser Is seeking contracts lo pettnii re­ activation «s*f yards at Portland, Ore., and Vancouver, Wash. The aluminum plants, six In Washington atate and one at Troutdale, Ora., are going full speed. Another It being built at Kallspell, Mont, mor* are planned. Aluminum and other heavy in dustry Is held down by what In­ dustrial experts call "source* of firs t A n n rl'sn vlrtory In K o r n It Is liellevrd that the nislom m ane months ago. of indicating broker's shop. ________ _a pawn ............................ A ll units buttoned tip for Ihu by hy three halls originated in the night ami then pu*h4<l on in thu m ortiinj. Crusade*. f •*'*■ *1i (**• pedals to over the double line nf floor tone 'controls, brtuight nut the fine.I lone ami variations from the great organ It made u* forget that thl* I* a rliaotir world of war and tiltrord, in .til.le, aickneie ami .e|iaration.. Itul filling the nnml, nitisrioii* nnr| aulM-ottseinus, with prai-s-* to the Prince of Peace, whom Palin Hun day and Kaster rommeinoratea, in Ills rntrlfication amt Victorious Resurrection. Ihls beautiful sarrrd music fills (,ne tsitii peace, miwI although Hap. list iioss, ti reminds ut that when wars cease ami the nation* of <attli, even vacillating D u l l e d States, hide Hieppn* Knglams «nd fuiuiiiunisttr Ituuls, having D IM Ihs ir prophetic appointuirnt with the "Mer-ish" Jesus Christ, with whom all nation* aril very individual will ye| have to •lo business. Why, ii remind* us what a day of rejoicing that will lie when all repeidenl accepted rltuni* of th» Mr.slah's Kingdom, will lip called "United Brethren" with rvery drnominatlonal name forgotten, bur unitedly singing the "Hallelujah Chorus" in the Capital of the U n i­ verse, of which lhe "Mesilah" *ung by the Hetnlrtole Choral Hn i|clety, now rtimposed of singers front many demoniuaihot*,■in bus. a fure taste. fp jhese days *o many. Inrlttdytnen and Congressmen to our room, the peev...» have nsme«l "Sunshine I'alaee" bi hear played the recorded "Me*, afah" reenrsal. planning to at­ tend the Church presentation. A* nne exrlslmed at hearing the re­ cording, "W h y, It Just fill* the soul with praises, lifts one out of themselves, the tning*, noises tha:. afflict and worry, y r i mure effec­ tive than a revival meeting, makes one's soul feel like It ha.l had a good hath.' Our Mission in life, l-ring, to "IJve in a little House" hralde the Hoad" of life and be a rheeriui encouragement to everyone, wr add that any shut-in, afflicted who cannot attend In person, wr will visit their home, upon request, and reproduce a part or all ' of this helpful music. Or fo r' any other people or society de­ siring s a m e or any program, whlcn ran include Hound Movie I’ictures of The Life of Christ, war ami hattfa pictures. Door to llravrn. etc. A member of th<- | Choral Boriety mrntioned at tho Church rehearsal of having u Music Party at her home for the member* to listen to their whole one and one half hour presenta- , lion, with us and recorder a* ruest*. Florida's (iovernor Warren sent written greetings through us t our (iovernor of Maine, inviting him and his "good people to visit Florida and enjoy its (Sod-given an<| man-made beauties". Wr have found a large portion nf those "beauties" right here In | your beautiful, hospitable City of Sanford, where we have en­ joyed S U N S IIIN K Visits with many, from Mayor Carraway, down— . And just yesterday the .efficient, i ourtenu • Manager of (he Florida out door Xoo and Park let us hold in our arms, I Ii* three months, old l«aby Hon while plctur** were t«ken and 15 minute* wire rfrordlng of Ihr Hires- old lions' lerrlfle mar*. "D ll. And MKH. 8 U N H IIIN K ." Rev. a rut Mr*. John A. Mitchell. Home addle**: l.lvcrmore Fall*. Maine. MoiUla Address: Station F. F , Sanford, Ploiida. 125 Kart Oxford Avenue. Collrge Patk, Georgia March 10, l'J5l Dear Mr. Dean: I notlctd E<1 Harper'* piece in a recent edition of the Herald which pertained to the publicity Hanford received as the result of the New York Giants stay In the eltv. I have had an opportunity to scan the sports page* of some 76 to 100 leading daillex throughout the country and the publicity San­ ford recelvrd wa* tremendous Practically every paper carried at least one Sanford dateline and since the Giant* got the Jump on most of the cluii* hundreds of ptetoret taken at Sanford were carried In Iheae papers. In addition, several Sanford firm* with advertisements on •he fence also got nationwide pub­ licity. The Ynwrll Company and the Celery City Printing Company *|gtis appeared In photos carried In rec«*nt editions of the Indianatrails Star and the Louisville Cour­ ier-Journal. U not already Instltutrd, I think It would Ih* wise for all all-out effort should he started to bring the Giants to Hanford again next MIL VISITING BUSINESSMAN: Stanley-Rogers Hurdware Co. DR. C. L. PERSONS Phone 1361 Optometrist C O U R T E O U S S E R V IC E EYES E X A M I N E D I I I it PRICES Palmetto Ave. GLASSES Q U A L IT Y F IT T E D R IG H T M E R C H A N D IS E MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S 180 a n d . 1071 Room 404 Sanford Atlantic National Rank HU*. USED CAR SALE 1917 PLYMOUTH SEDAN .00 1917 DODGE SEDAN........ *I220JK> 1916 BUICK SEDAN $111100 1948 DODGE SEDAN $19*00 1948 SUPER BUICK........... : $|7|#.00 CONVERTIBLE COUPE 210 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, Fla. Tel. 1034 ftQgtt* M A T " I A N * IN T W M I SU M S” M A Y M A M A M I M I S T I Many o f (oday'i Florida btialtictsincn were yesterday's visitors...men who looked "behind the beaches" and found a sound state with an expanding econom y...teem ing with g old en op p ortu n ities...a n d offering a sunnier, happier way o f living to those who hitched their wagons to Florida's rising star. energy. "Power, natural gat, perhaps an oil pipeline am the keys t" future northwest mobilisation and ilevrlupment," said one buslneai ohesrter, "W e have great potealial, but until we get gas and additional power we are in a It i* tnn ha>) that ihe Supreme predicament. And both are a Court's reftrtl to review tho cos* couple of yenra au-sy." Isefenae orders are hullfflnjr ol Alger Hiss, convicted former Stale DeoarI me ni Commuaist, more is leu obscured the news that the Sapteom Coast also m the same day anted to consider whether feeding lira Bible in a New Jm*w public school Is a violation of the fggatilliha of tha United Stater, f t have horns is s lm dm Bible ia this country long before ihe Con■tiiution was written guaranteeing folks just aren't steamed up." Hut opinion* vary. Columbia Klectrlc Company, one of vour Himkane, Wash., firms headed by Krlc A. Johnston, Kconomlr Htahiliiation chief, got a 11360,00(1 contrart to make a million de­ tonators for artillery shells. "O ur men are very happy about It," says Walter Daly, Columbia president. "There la a lot nf lest and enthusiasm. W r have three or four men with hoy* in Korea ami five ex-employe, are there. The workers feel like they're do­ ing something Idg." Bullets lipped overhead. A rtille ry boomed from both sides. .Mortars crashed a m o n g m v eral men. Medics rushed to their aid. Then, Hi frightened little men in padded brown uniforms, shak­ ing from the pounding, were herd­ ed bebitui the hanks by (Us. Th e y rrouchcsl to avoid the In. tens*- fire their own romrade* were throwing. A comoyny commander report­ ed later "M y boys Jumped right in the holes with them, shot a couple and the rest null." The 37th Regiment Iron twin pushed oil, so did the other liU)> Division regiments -> to the left ‘ ^ #*' * |year. The national publicity tha Tha notad Swiss painter, Hol­ Glanta give 8anford could not bein. -long made hfs hi* living by be purchased even If the city could painting signs. afford the several million dollars I It would cost, Accident* In the home caused | May iv Il also alto congratulate you about 27,000 U. & deaths in 1060. and the staff of the Herald for a splendid "mallaway** edition. I also enjoyed Willard Connolly's recent article on the early celery farming •lay* in Sanford. Mo*t sincerely, | M/Sgt. Ju lia n Strnatrom . 214 8 A N FO R D A V E . ' | Sanford Forum I. W c . . » th -n . morewomen ,ho„ men. for .he firm .‘ r t ' . r J S . ' . ' h h ™ . ,» in thenation s history, andthe averagerepresentative „ f flre. Sunday, «>f this greatest of all is chosen from the larger group. There were to men in each musir, to make a wire recording. TO D A Y 'S m ill.I’ VERHH There are other statistics about the average woman, b*’*1 “"d •'*** engineer, who war* A» I watrhed from loia range the platform, that la r» • find's rrrorrl for tel-dom I* In- but our attention Is preoccupied with the demise of the *° ^J,n r* b*rh “* pkk iV.’™ group of talented alngtra witti flnllaly Iratlad than our*. lie average man. For years, in fact for generations, he has At <t:|fi twenty tiny lioata 'penally t r a i n e d vo.cea. the make, no miataka and wa make moved out ftoni the ao.ith .Itore, .plen.li.1 Director and alnger* been the chap who walked along the street answering ques­ many. VVe can ha»r hla wiadom ra rh man paddling with a long with contagious , miles nf musical for the aaking. Truat In tha l.orrl tions, drove un automobile along the uveruge rout! and got wooden oar. joy, pul their whole being., hearta with all thy heart, and Iran not himself involved in all munner of statistics. He has been Th e boat* «e*rnei| to move very and souls into their music. The unto thine own undrratamling. the right-hand man of the reporter, the orator, the |*ol|- slowly. killed organist dexterously moved — I'rov. 3:5. .Shells plunged Into the water, her fingers ove, the double key taker, the cracker-barrel philosopher anil the editorial some only UI feet from the boats. Iswnl. and feet moving from Florida'i University of Miami writed. VVe shall miss him. The lleptiblitah National Coip* tiillee lit* irvealrd that it expect! la revive the old w«t cry of "Turn lae R aicaI i Out" in the neat elec­ tion. It i* high lime, hut let'a be •tnr wa don't elect mote rairalt to ikke iheir pl«re. * V1' WEDNESDAY MAR. 14, 1951 25th Division Victory lUtaMlaliM la IMM M tla a re f r a a. Paaa O a a ) "They will have to cut off hi* uniform when he die*." ■ridI Cthan P aU likM aall» n r » , l la la rta r »kl<t<l»d crailly Into th* aa4 *aa4*r •• Thin uft-re|H*utcd remark clearly applies to Haim Wagner, aklra a* they struck oltalaries and s*at*r4. PlatM, I I I Masaalla liaaa* who han Hignixl hi* 11)51 contract an coach of the I'ittiu targets. l.aiMMl aa b m m ! rlaaa a a l t n tanka rucked bark on their Oetalwr IT. laia. al Iba Pa*I llfflra burgh 1’irutex. Wugner begun to pluy with the club In 1900, hec'lsTe lh7y*hurlrd “lheto W g £ . al a*af*f4. »'l«rl4a. aa4ar «ba Art and ha* been u coach nince hi* retirement from play In 101H. alwad urojrrtllra. ml I'aaataa* at Marab a. 14Tb. _ lie In now 77, mid at thut iige would lie regarded by Connie Than the I,lK run ahall. began Hill.1.1 M l I . HIM* .Muck iin u mere infant. Evidently he in still useful u* u to burst. There were ao many M lla l m illIHiN III:** coach, mid in any cole him been so helpful to Pittsburgh .lumped v . fa.t Into such a aniall liw .ia ... Maaaaar that lira Und aer.o* the river Imsebull that he deserves unythfng the club can give him. I area al Hal l l i m i l * IMTI'.a looked Ilka a blinkin^ movie mar* '» Carrier I .S3 The great topic in the Hot-Stove Leugue used to lx? qua. The projectile* twinkled aa llaa Haalb . ___ I Aa lb,a* Maalba .................. , MAS whether Wugner or Ty Cobb wns the better player. Cobb .nay l.urat. *|« Maalba ____ C M Tw enty inlnulea of thia — the Oat Iaar ls.aa had the higher averages und the better records, but they All ubliaar, aatlaa*. rar4a al played in different lcuguex, clouding the issue. Certainly greatest artillery barrage of the Korean war— and then tha troops Ibaaba. raaalallaa*. bfaalaaiailaaa. a*4 aallraa al ralrrlalaaival* lap noth stand ut the top of the heap, |>erhnps joined only moved slowly down to tha rive r’* Iba m i h w al rafelaa ImmSm. will by Unix- Ituth. Or would any fan care to nominate one of adga rarrylng tha green aaaault ba rhaia.4 la , al rraalar a4«r,ll*< U a t « upside down. Aa thay I, | fair*. today's players us their ixiuul? righted the tiny craft and atarted II,a,ratal,4 bailaaallr Hr to clltnh In, tha Me.1. atarted •-'*•>4 \ , a i , > , „ Hrarraaala* II, r*. lar.. arw 1 alb. I blaaaw, li t . anawering tha hairagr. •rail, haaaaa I U r. Kl. I.aala. Shell whined overhead « I moat Iba Ilrral4 I* a taaiabar al Iba In rc ia in llv with a "w h'ioih •-...la ir .l I'rraa wblrb I* aatllla4 Tht* mythirul represvnUitlvv of the American cltlrcnry wi»oo»h, whoosh." ’ airlaal,,!, la iba aar lap papabll. rallaa al all Iba laral am* p,lal*4 is no longtr th e nvernge man. The typical Americun, reTank'. b<H.m.-.| away «.vrr our la Ibl* arw*a*a*,. a* wall a* all ports the Onsus Hureuu, is now the average Woman. This heads and wa mold smell the AP an,* dlaaairbaa, II the Oig l out iiai •• much trouble deciding wlial In do about (lie ptoblemt of the woild •» they luae bad trying to decide which prohlfliit they want to discuss, we •rr afraid they Won’t get aery far in finding a lolution for ihrm. • THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, PLOR1PA PAGE TW O W K D N K R D A Y , MAM. II . IH'.I * J ^ Fa.-h week their'* a new 'lit r ro i.'ttfU canac- for item* likr !umlrar. *iv*i*, small ma, nines, arrtie riothlng, dairy pivrdorta, piling. MoaUy (hay ar* relatlvaly small, hut a fM.ouo.ooo order for tanka want to Pacific Car and Foundry at Renton, near Seattle. UTUR£ Enjoy yourself! But keep your "business eye" o p c n .io o . Check these sdvsntsges which Florida offers her ever-expanding circle o f bus ineu and industry: ,N f AST-GROWI fASI-OOWIM tuatem Of W MOM MYWt P0WB.. NG F L OR I OH V■ ® TAXIS A l l M VOKAlii ■ M l? .., . laimg Isti pewsg Wkesi U 1 sat tsba sorted Is* , Tha northweat'* huge lumber laduatry, a vital factor In the large ronstnictlan of World War go> m set yesr hut Oregon of freight can curtailing frnftfeM il'fi r' • T r •» •f •i �i | » W EDNESDAY T H E SAN FO RD M A R . 14. 1951 I in Personals Social Calendar W R IIN F JO M Y Undr, th r npunwriliip nf t !»•* Brin SiBino rh i Sorority, th, r*. rtpOofliit jit I hr I'uuaM l-auRh Inn Mratnrial Ho.piial Mill InMr* Walter M rin w rih n . 11.. Merit., i * i h i li IV.iv •. Mw-lmi; in M hinlry ilnll at 7 :. M i. and M»» II I.. Cray u r n thr c u r .i nf Mi and Mr*. J. II. Van liny li*r aevrial day*. Mi ■ t • W. Itykinian «<f Ailing tun, Va I- >|m 11•I■r<ir minrtiinr Mitt Mr. ami Mr*. " T Johnton. Tin- l*ravri llr r li n i •im.-p u Ihr F ir-l itn|>|i>t Chur, h will I. at 7:30 r.M . \W rontinuc u'li jtu ilv ul “ Every Chrialian'* Jul,**. The Civic Ih'partmnit nf Ih r Woman'* Cluh will have a tun. rhron at I2 :" ii o'clock at the rlnh. Tin* program Mill Ijc <>n aafrty. TN ^R M H U Tin Royal \m|n . iitnr w•>( tin lent |t,«|.i| l t'liill It ui|| in i.t a , If* rh uirh at 7:lMi P.M m tl iW lwaii rln - nml" Ml*. N'anry William*, danuhT h r I *•.1 h j | t ....... Jiiniiti I'n thrrhtKtd will mr. i it t >•« Kit* i t* r of Mi. and Mi - l!"l» tl Wil Haiti*, pi r*t nlnl lior arnmi u ll»ptl*t t liu r .li toniBbt nl 7 r.M . Tlir M ill' III ■till 1 1»«.I .if tin M . t o i , lliiiv ri.il> Fir»t llaptlit Chntidi Mill Inn their Supper amt I iutn uir.«t Inc in tin* Mnnniinl Ktlm titinna Miss Nime> M illiams Ruililiiut lim r h t a! 7 "ti P.M F ro u n n li. I f -i I Friend. nf iif«r||« 1111*1 will ire rrt in train that hr in r<>nfln<*.l In th>' t l i lin e Cruel al lln pititl uftri iindri cninc an nprrntian. Ml** flaihara Rucker la meted in out*,. tomorrow fioin ianniy t'nivrraity to -pend .eve m l j day* m ill hrt parent*. |)r, am i' Mi* II Wayilr Rucker. Mi ...i Mi W. ' L tflk i havr irlnrn>*l homo aprt «|>riidllic thr w o V*'ml with thru duughlri lain, n .tudrnt nl thr Fhnida Lta|(. |'nnrr*it* , v n | I i | Th r liuiiii.'H i , ul will ponm I , I n r t i t aiippri at thr Maiuni Hall 7 hm dm fi im r. ini intd j t INI I >1 All f i ir nit a ir III! Itrd In attnnl Tin mrna li »|ionhettl, I ««l,ld. l..'t I..IIirr.| tl a Btlll huitiriiiNilr applr |ur Singers Announced For “The Messiah" Social And Personal Activities .H O N E I I F K A I l». H A M 'O K M . F L O R I D A lU > , MIMj w , . u ..iiip un m l lionit hy Ml II II. T h r .'n cri'. Tor " flu M> ,.il|", thr pirnl oialon** widti hy C ro ig r C iiilrrir llnndrl in 1711, which Mill l*r pn\»ente*l *>n Palm Sunday at 3:00 I' M at thr Holy Cro«« FpUropal t'hut.h, an a* follow » ; Soptanoa: Mt* \. M Phillip*. Mr*. Hm Wall, M r- llm . liar•Ion. Mr*. J. 1. Injth v. Mr* llirh aril Kan oil. Mi* Rogrt M ini*. i Mra. Ilrtuai'l lla rV ry , Mi • I *i .•» ' tiinn, Mt*. Flank \\'o,iditiff, Ir Mm. I'hailr* U ilk r . Mm I i * 1 l* n (m frlti'r, .It , Mt W Klrminc. Mt* CW<rrt lllock- . and Mi*< F li.r lint. ht»on Alio*' Ml * Paul I ’h.*atrr»on. Viihur Mr*. II t| Mrlnt -*h. Mi llrckwlth. J i.. Nli K S V.tnav. Mia. (i T IVanuw , Mi* W W i T v r r . Mr. T K. Tucker. Vi-.* i Mona Ruth Mill*. Mi*. Jo>«* Met- ] rrl, Ml** Martha Shaun.' , 'It** I Kay llnltrlaw. Ml** lla ilw a . IV a rrr. M'** Mailer ‘ 'ni .lv nod Mi*» Shii1»> Thoitm* Trnoi* Mi* llow aid VVhrlvh.l. Mrs. V J Bobbin , Mi 'I I ■ Itahoin, Ji . 'l l Alton llnihiiry. I>i C W. Ila lr r , Myiun Smith, Hot. C inml*v and Alton Huvl.niv Ha M? I Conlon I Itmdlry, Hull aid F a rn llt M l ItaNn . Ji . |*i. II Wavih- Itii. k.-. Sti llrundr*. 'I i* i i i n Slinvipher, O to t fr llardin, J r ., r B Cartoiy Kvan* McCoy. Ilonnir t .iin n nml John Fitr. The Seminole ( horal Society Pi* »i ni* “The Messiah" M »'N 's t | | || T h r l|r\ It I yttlfton /lltlluri 'll ill will lir ft"- |i|inrl|ial .|M'tik..| at tin- '|rn'* t’lnh Mtpprt "f ll"l* C'rv«* Fi'itrtipal t’hnrrh nl Ihr l’aii*h II..|i«i Thtimilay ti I’ Ill pan , It I* W hilnrr, .li , pir*i. drill, nniliilllli <*l today. i . it iii-i. i S m n l.it — M .ir. IH : t : itu I*. M, I'.ilm I l " l * i'n * '* l!|ijsrt«|Ml i 'Im iv h c LAST TI.MF T O M i.H T — i h h 'I h .i : i ' k a t i i m : ________________ O H ’. M Q M pieientt T " J fn iii ., f :.I5 N IY ' \ , VAm m i A RICAROO MOHTALBJVN geohgi muwprt *..«• a, ttlrli'lfi;^ toaliCwtl 0 , 0 ( •4*|t<ilk' Prnirrnm In Orlando By Seminole lliirh 'li ti tV Vitiinc of Willaiofirmimd. Chapter NV 2 »( I l C S e n i S IUM IM I t i r . tin i. tU ltlnc M i. *n*l V j.jK K. will ino* t ni Um* Ma.onii tli C. II Winn atul Mr. and Mt*. fftill at K'Ml I*. M. M i- V im V\ illi.ini .* rni.it | |„ dnuchtri and f*m iii they S L|»nn, five month* hM won *»f Mt utid ^(i Th r II A' I*. W. villi, will *p*>ll'*r III thr ( i t " I of *' I '• •*' j' IH KlandHaVKhlri Ir.lH*, ||vr|y The Sriiiincit* llieli S* • l Hmli 1 11 im . I ' *i w . • l < ' IU ii I a *uppri *0|>|Mt * l«i ftolioOt •!•*»» at Btrt:*>n C r ttr t u tT . pti !U ' h-r l.lhtatv p4»riMYte*«| i « ti/iprl tv j fn» fi-»| in th«* Hal*) t'oiih *%ii.iii i* t•«*ih |*** |i -• »t•*•§ in ihr. in uhhil 7 :1f» nl th r Woman'* I'luh. T h r *rnan tr*ilal Itomlay niyl ' m i Knirortl llntid.in will aitivr i luni|,*r proctnm fm llir M ilm lti IN k m . I' m I Nr. :m Ml S*nh •|l.tolll la , lupin) lit t»\ Ho I lot 111.| puhllr i. iuvitr*|. Kllsithrlh lll.ll : tuliitrht fioni Ptimrrton Unlvoi • Hii*h S- hini| Tiie v l.i' in Of I ynH*% P and l.iclil ('"inpin). llrt, prncran. Wa. ■ lolhn I Itllt \ V it) whrit hr i. a til'lull of tlir riilfffv f P lilh e , rim » nf Th r A la lr.i Cit Ir <*f Itu li.tnl* n II I. I Hour. II I t I ton I Prifn rton Th.olocn nl Srininary. rrirnnuiir*, iniiitlni t t tin fttllnw 1in*, t ,, i laid M* •■lift lirl Cllill will h.«.*' ........ . ill |i 'I* 'It llrttulnn will .|trtid tht* Simin; Itu* ................... Ward Speaks ■\ I ’t.iw lr) *ii |i|n*i .tl Ih r IJmilrn O n t r r ti Stunl.i, N'o I, l»l* 7M Ih \ .ii at loo with hi* nmthrr. M lI Ft*. * • I t litter A1i\ 'U Pa hm lark \o n 'in “ Ihitvrt 7:0tt »• M. On (J<trios,m Lilies i: f l l n ti ion. ..nil'll' Caiolvn l'..lin k . I'rccv olinif hy Hilly Tlnm V I O M it t Ad.icm f.'antahih VV i I mui. Ilrll* 1.011 I'nttin lo y v ha huiail Sour -' Solo l.\ Th r Itrprn*Jal.tr t liw of Iht Mh'Cio .M.* N’oii Tiop|"i 'I •t•••••*•4 l.lllrc** Mila the lo p Mi* Uial Otay will Iravr to Andcrvtn. Kdwln Ti«o n , Kuuirtli f i, . it. r t'laii.i Ur*t MrthtHlisi f'hun-h Will in**rt T h r ''at Viol Th* Mini i Mi I • • U i. I . 1 . . i | . ' .ir Han. * Ju v.r N o i i p . on at the mri'ttMir ot (to MiiKtiMliu morion for Whitvvillr, N. C. Jllt.n o P. M at thr h "inr "f Mr*. laml j tl m ill) r.'-l". Ihola Jour anil liitnlrfi Liirli* %%lti«h not at the Itarli iflrt VI*||illy; *omr time with hrt C lairnrr Unlit*. IM 4 Klimt A**'- Ptrludr, S', h. It). : i TO W N H K N H ' I F F T •Ian,;lit. i .mil >on mdaw, Srnalot in Him |,man inaliinoff Itur. Plan* w rtr . vunfilflrd foi th* I hotiii* of Nil (V I M irk ' lih tn ) In Smulman" C iil’» tju a it.tt. mot nini*. I l|>|M rnd Mt* I . F. Hoyle. Mr. and Convrntlnn Sundav in t ni"ii I'm I*. T h r Pa*l Matron* tTuli will l|oW I*" I I "VO 1 hi • Ml* W allrr II Powrll m r nl**i Fla. hy thr Sanford Tnwn*rnd — |*ial llo', I ., Itoldtu' Jran C.illo tttrrl at 7:.'tO |*. M. nt thr Imnir of Ploadinc P it mi An AtlVfoillH filM’flt in ole i* l.< olll •hi cu.'ht* of Sriiatoi nml Mra. t'lilh at till* nurtlni? Ftnja) a1 w ' P' tfiry Wilk.ni, and N'miiin Mra. Jt*r f’n tlry with Mi •. lid «in A I .ill It* t’hinn Fitrntr nilii«(lii|* till* in* iii Im t of thr eon Itoylr. Holt pml Mra. J. Hill* « » ro M"iilitatn IfnslMvh th.- City Hall. H m b * ann"'in.i"l h • • H m vry ! \c l tool to u* in 1>i*lonn Itoaili I:* 'it I'a iu r Jin*' 11.*v * that th u r will I h- n t-n rivd ill *1* h M lM IN . L i •*l«* *llM■ii ** Hoi. th. Outrun" Ilov' . (Ju..i 'lov 1. 2 ad ; V T C IW II A Y ilinnrr at Ihr f’unvrntinn l .i -i h r line! li |f..l.l.i,i». C iiu ld i*l for 1in* « ioimnitti p« III lu l|i Tlir U n ity Cla*i will n.rrt nl Aftri thr inert inn yam r. » u C'o ' u»; I on, ll'ihhv I'law lry, Hill* with lh> flom i ihou M • |( W 7:30 P. M. nt thr Valdr* Hott*l lilaynl and irftra hm rn t- w rir rti III 1loll wn s •1 foi the with Mr.*, t'aiulyn II. I'araon;. n* jo)-rd hv tho»r p ir lit Tin li*V' T ' 'I i.o.l Clm riM r Clauw. It ln*n P ut V\ a CniittUl' Mow toachrr. .Iniilot I m m I i 'I i ritih • mi niiiit I •*•■ amt tnm-tini: will I h n rnvetrd ill h M ir. Mjrrwi Smith eh" • ' 1 m ;» Charlr* Sfriri wm honotnl Iti ••lltiR h) F' i i**i llriffRei ■ v 'Ir* 1 H In bln* fof tho 'lii •il a iviirra l|ea|*cv| T a f S h e i" « lb*' W wlnrwlijf, Mar. 7 on hia fuutlli klippri Apr. 13 i’i."t|.aon*l I,* II* Hrr Ih -Im-.' InpW tion mrvimiltin* lopir Of her hrt talk l.H at the int*tilil l.lrthrtay with a party Ktvrn l.v I ip Hanrr 'm i VVhllnkn •’f ‘ Itrlr .............. . w M h of h|, Mm Frfd Sirin, al Adriamir K p 'trin . Caiol Anti I ..iioVViMi: till lilt III* 110*111left I In Hill Howl (.riohl t'ovltiir th. htt.t H»P''*t Uhti.rl; thrp h'U.ir tin Maple Avrnur. i« lofrirtl ilUli liioituofi wo i'll Snmurlf, Virkh- l.ytin .lohtuon, tana nut in Hm* I aim «ti"' id Huil.llnii -jf„. |1M)|n <|rw nf rwl with Jannir Vinrrnt, loiuinu and Su. i |t. O i On Firefly” I Hal llm h Monday hut 1*0 III, Mi lit Mil*) tt'l d im inn • and lialln«n«. A ftri Ih r I.ynn Hrldnti and U h i1 J " i \nthi.i*n, Maiuarrt .'lni|o* Afl Mi. K A WtlHM' on pir*uh'I h'trat i atrivrtl thr vhihltrii *anc Al*** Mi John iji.r n . Mi* Mild , lilllry |V|U tu-l. MV*'I Ihr* fl)rrJiUR and, Mr* " •| “ Unfitly Itiifhd.iy*' In Chatlrt a* M> Ivin llrklr, 't i II t o|*|ni| f|( Mi* Hull* k I o|», tiinriy lln Ih r pinKiaiu *ii umirt lln wiiiddon rrad Ih d< ..... " I lo Idi'W nut III*' i .itullr* nil Ihr man, ,'lt*. I d lirnton and 'In* •<> TIM Halt •% Min Want, M m Me#!-., Mi i"ii of M|. Mill.' | (m r " h i t 4 *h» Tti» Rhythm till* l.lt llu liy ral r. Farh vhild a i F.dnili Fp drill llriin n . Ml I.O’ ke tl aiul M i,. Faina Ontvndrn a J" \ m »" rrvrd n r rtrnni, ■up iakr* and t ]v U'Crtcrti l4i«h«f»* luini'h with Individual l.avlrl* nf :<irrn O'CleHt r*|fih * ,%% N tw i I’a ti l * !(:,. Enjoying thr patly with fTiailawerr Su*«n llrk lr, Su-an and >|r3 l t: AVIittamr « a ’ hnn H lrtrn 8lrin, Mania Kay l.tp|«iiii,r*d Mondav i vrn ln r wdh i* **div rntt, Judy SaiuHrt, Strphrn llai f-Ja I j e rrn*e Klllntt ahnwrr civrn t.y Ml A •'. Mad ti*. Ann l.rr llrtninn, Rhnia and 9 D U herr Ar*avl» Km i ill n at hrr hotnr with Mia. It. K. to «o Pin tf|* IhlltMl* F.vuna at m ho*tr. . I ..... .. . . j«l I* A tie*), \ dlrl. Mrs. C m liM itt— S ln iil Stilti«*a'I*• T ill KSDAY aN: FKID \N - \Un— , “ Glennford-Volli Nr** * t .1 1 11Mill Claude Rains-Oi'ii liomclko I l •iin•*«!\ ssm sim V *)»,.'#» A* . ■# I VN . V ee MM\ I I s IM M s lu m s II | III , MU *1 | t I*. M, SINK Circle Hears Talk Charles Stein lias Hy Mrs. Myron Smith Fourth Birthday RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. Mrs. It. C. Whitmire Honored At Shower* if So 33 1M*ii*tr ‘ 'l/aifilrlrW *'A j . It i l . t ia.ml>*r4o ttr. I*.*lta |ti*« O o h .ilr * AoH Hlat f 11 Jo U n r.ia i ia jrm .ii'a IS:) A Itatllo jin * lln .i V a ti.in ■ Il:| ) il I I ■ l(* 1 1wo till Ilia 1:11 Ji»a Hawaii '*• '»tl T«. I’i.»* t Wot lit At Niwn Karm ln ,..l Popular :u*r I m t l n Am»«lr»i.a N»w» II tt*li at V .iii*ti.« P a r S.u.* Il4it*h W o rld V* T h t . . I t .. TiUta r .Pat I I* H it. Amt ll.jillttu. J |l i »• f ilth M tlJtr.llti." M u I r l a i i t i * ft i l l | |n I II li*« t ilt rn no 9 II ail* N »» • Ur lt*iiu**t Ttl« Ith* thru Ilnur ht*'"t* K l « l tit lt«t S t* l aanf.ir.1 llaikrt IIH«"t Tw liiaht Anna* I P lilt Ti*a Till H p ort* I ' . i . i l ' I n k *|mi> K a l r t tain* It * |Hit t T o T h * l**np|a T h * rha rlo trar* I »■< V a rlrtr 1 I" f ill lii* t m 1 II * I* II M || II. Hi I*. I9. Itu « '.■ .....K 'f .......................a J : ' v . " S i w ' s i ' r t j ’r - . • *.*,. tl. thr County llom r. Vita, hrrit Fuller. Mra. Clinton mriila rarryinc "'it .t lialiy rolor Cordon and Mr*. Mamie fimean arhrnir of pi nl. and Idur wrn wvrr wrlromi*l to Ihr m rrtinc p ortvrd. Favor* of miniatlirr CUi-*ta. rraiilr* run tin nine mint* wrr* Tho*r p ir«rn l w rrr Mra. f . A . pirarnl.il to Ihr r u r .ti \miction, Mrs. e. c. t'o ilirr, Mra. Tiio .r p tr.rn l w rtr Ml*. Jiv* I! A llow. II. Mr*. John Millrr, Fulchuiu, Mt Hot. Ilarriwui. 'Ir*. Frr.1 Amlerann, Mr*. II. II Mra. HatnIH Ilavi*. Mr* II N N'rwinan, 'I t . II. I.. O . N n r , Htiiiiiirr. 'it Mtllu Fatrrhild, 'It W I Btnudrniirr, M ri. J. Mt h rrr l: Ill-n o \(t P St * .ncr, ' l l - Whtddnn, 'l l t'hitlt t;i*.tha. Mi furl i W ill in on. M. Smith. Mr F t"ainpi..|l, Mt* t 'lu lr :t I'lalr J Marlin, 'It • (.m ean, M r . and 'Ir* F. M. W hilndtr I ’tyhrr mid Mia. Conlon. r% / v NAVY youi prelude to Spring! 1 i i W ill •1 | • Ill'll i‘ I*' lio .Ii my: in H ip S |u iiu : ;Olll ill H i iiinti'l u utnurl N » v y l*iilkn Pul m .*•1111! j 1 to* I*' I linn Nat * t id.it I..III III - ■^ 1... r >■! ** In i. ■Oil .n il **ii li V .01 II . .'Ill •t •>01 ul m ill h u p m ul (**•■ plrt p r.l * II'.. flolt! io!ir. i’ irv rioh^^in qold iotinqolH vol ia t in quit. % V liM * lo«»* itiaiul^'r ttf O m a * n * 1*1111 j t i n q u id s u t i n « i ISJI5 Ik-'.ttin rpil<i \n Jit H*M M*u Th* IJ .f i S’ltht ttdltlnn Phil lt**<t At "ta * t. IPa Han. *nm* V ■ i . I'niirA Salton. •>fk | «ll fla t M i K l i d n [til* At l l o m * With Ahl*l*. .to *« N*** It «• Plan I 'l l r r; ir' . I A I ' ' |ni tlir tin vh'ir* in in ft* lltu.ll ' II lift n ly I p vn it'l u| l.fslinui a ir liul l*y I lie Nlrnlr lur V'Hil I ,|*lfi I tu n . vluu puni|i*. fr.u u iin e -tn lil ru /r an v |H lu ftp n ip. 1ruin (H iii'il 11util r.'J' 7 !lf» c.1Mul* up y o u 'll Im il lltpfn all in this M U ttpIrlr v -ln tn u i ul s p itu g luulw r.it (.ho ove ym ir l.ivurilcs fo r i|u.tliiy ami *tylr. 8-Hr. llt'Alinrii In bo the worM'c mini litlltrtl nhntil perfsmf g «>r» A A A A to II HAND ItAtiS m a jjn ifirfn l. n e w III it in I JJ satin iii n v itrit'ly n ln l i i i Ii i i s . . . . 1.95 up pltra la v| • | Ridc-In Theater SHOES The crncpf'il "'.ilkrr iljliil li>f Friptlmim Sltplhy in tlrtmay |Mtloitl or Navy kid with hiplt htsil . . . . «™ J wmfag d i m ?V»(— » from || J « |o ||t ofafw k ill mI i :i |hih perfume M O V IELA N D h'lciHIHHK |>.i I i'll I . fililln it.ti t*tow Walgreen Agency ■£* V iif �4 • > •■ NCAA Bars Kentucky, Oklahoma Stars From Basketball Tourney Hr Ml M l F A H N K T I N tW Y O R K , Mat. 14 (/P) — Sevrral sclmoli are wondering today if they’ll have In grt along without tlar players in the coming N C A A baikeltull championships. I lif N CAA has declared five players frnm Oklahoma A A M. Kentucky and Noiili (Violin* Slate ineligible for the national tourna­ ment. Tin- luteal ruling tainro In at night against Aggie atar neat Tu#»day at Raleigh, N. C.. and New York, and the neat day Norm Pilgrim. The eligibility committee also at Kanaaa City. The champion­ •aid laat night that several other ship final la achrdule.l for Minarhoula In the N C A A tournament nrupulia Mar. 27. T r i a l A 4 M defeated T r i a l In have aakrd about some of their a Southweat Conference playoff play era. Hrhmiill, Pacific Gonferctrec la*t night, 33-32, to become the VI* Rrhl eommiavioner ami a member of I Util and Inat team to make the the N C A A committee, would not tournament. Krnurky and IlllnoU In lh« name the arhooU checking OO eaalern playoff* and Kama* State eligibility. Earlier thla month, the ad- and Oklahoma AA M In the westtegiate governing Irody scratched ern appear to be the elaaa of the All-America Sam Itanaino, Paul tournament. Hindley, one of right Horvath ami Vie lltil.u* of N. (’. team* entered in the Rardlry Na­ State ami f'Miitain Walt Ulrich tional Campua Tournament Mur nf Kenturky’a No. I ranking teem. 27, defeated the unlver*al motoi • The five athlete* In miration, in Hawaii laat night, HH-07. In the National Invitation Tour, alt four-year men, hml the misfortune to Iat good eriouirh to play namont at New York laat nlirht. on varatty round* while fresh- Dayton opart Ariiona 74-68, and men. The rule -ays no player ran Seton Hall hla*lrd secrimLar, d< d enter an NCAA-aponaoifil tourna­ North Carolina State. 71-69, Kvan*v ill**, « r r d e d No, t . ment If he hu» nime than three year* of vanity competition slnee whipped WritmInater fPa.) 86-71 tn romnlete first-round play In Keptemher 11*47. A variation of thia ram* rule the N A IH Tournament at Knn*a* applied in another relrbrnlftl City. Mmovtie IN .Y .l walloped St. ra -f. Ii kepi llariiixiii Hillard ol Uahlwln-Wallai e, woild t'hain|don Micharl'a tV t.l llfi-47, In first, burdhr, out i.f the N I'A A track round plav of the National Palhnllr Invi'aliou tmirnaruent at Almeet in HUH. liauy, N. Y. Iteaion for the current ruling U that the N C A A relaied It.i th ru -yea r v u i t | l v rule ilurieir the wartime main hot trine, thru btuurhl It hnek in September, 1047. Rut not all conferi'nee>, notably the Southern, Hunt hr a*turn and Otltr.uuri Valley, followed the trail of the N C A A inimidiately. They Krrloui "prlng training got decided to Id ftrahmen coio|«t« on 1947-48 vanity Irani*. Hence underway al the Naval Air Sta­ tion today fur the first four of the ruling against their basket­ I I New lo ll; tilalit farm clobi ball player* > Play in the tournament o|ieni rrhrduh'd •« tale their spring dr ilia here. Iltching laffri of the Ottaw.1 Clanta and the Minm-apoll* M ill­ ers have been in ramp ainre latt Friday will, the remainder uf lha squad* due in tuday. The Cla** 'A ' Jacksonville Tara and Cla** *11' Knoxville Hub* have aiau begun pre-aeaaon Workout.* ' K a n s a s c r r v T M «r. h ~(A*) here. The Sanford Clanta, whuae — Thi mad a t* allot ter hut the traveling rougher aa ID of lha Manager Richard Klaus arrived r -u n tr y » top amall college has- today, will begin spring training lhall team* entered the second tomorrow, Business Manager John rid uf the National Intercolle- K rider anuounred. Spring Workouts Get Underway For Giant Farm Clubs Peppmline VV i n h In Small College Court Tournament wuJor r W ; ,']&Jor »* Gator Scholarship Fund Fur Athletes Decreases To $10 m . rut in ’ w f l t y j jf l t w e days play, llatulinu University or • n i', Paul and Kvamnrlllr (hall 'College W rr*l|v!ng up In their rr-iimrirame id idlling u« the No. and 2 eredrd Irani*, respectively, a Kkfjlta ( W M acre on the w T- A L L A H A S S E E ? Mar. 1 4 -W ) tend round rani In municipal audi­ -T h e University of Florida la torium four thi* afternoon and down to lla laat <68 In the <110, • .. r?“ fourr tonUfh|. tonight. four gam e will ho | a65 „|,olar«htn fund *et up from H i p ® , ThurwIsT fight ami two .pedal racing tax procoida In WCl rath Frlrtar* apd Katuiday. help alhletca attend college. A record ecr-md night crowd Unlvcraity raily official* yaaUrday yeaterilay nurrc than H.OtiO -aw Hamlin^ turned lack to the fund lU.ttUH tclaaa Rocky Mountain Col­ that wasn't used during the firat lege Uf Rilling*, H'.'-S7, nnd Kvanasemester of the achool year, then ylllo 1-eal Weatrnlnliter (P a) Col­ promptly withdrew I4U^6U. The lege, M to 74. net w ith d ra w a l nf jbT4,46l In other gamra laat night Cen- brought the total for the year tral (M o ) College rallied to atop to <110.407. Southeast laruDlana, HH-ilrt, and The flat nf pruposnl payments Peppctiline rlrfeatnl Wiaeoniln showed scholar ship* for 142 Teacher*, Bib53. iphletca ranging from <76 lo Ilamllne, riutmplon in )t)42 and <6.16.20 In the <40,000 wlthrltawal again In IP4U, ineeta a atrong requested for the current semester. Arkansas poly tram longht. The 1040 legislature authorised Evansville ha« klornlngible (la ) Florida dog and horse tracks to College a* a aecond round foe in conduct an extra day of racing another night contest. each season, with all profits goIn afternoon games yesterday Ing to the special scholarship Murnlngildc College defeatol Pro- fund for the University of FloriTta, vide nec (It. 1.) College, tUi-fWl i Florida Htate Urdvrralty and Haitlnga (N cbr.) College beat Florida A. and M. College for Pacific Lutheran of Parkland, Negroes. (Wash, 71-61; Baldwin-Wallace, So far this year, KHU haa with­ Berea. 0 ., edged American llnl drawn <26.611 of its <41,466 te n lty o f Washington, P. C. <17- •hare and F A M C haa used <6,177 terslty 1 66, and East Texas Baptist* won of Ha <13,620. ever High Print. N. C., 67-64. The balance in the three-college Husky John Futlong, a foot 6 fund today stands at <7-1,733, in­ Inch u n ln r from I a>s Angst**, cluding to rn money from the cur­ threw in .11 points for Pepperdlne rent raeing season that hasn't against Wisconsin Tcachv-ri for Iwet) divided Up by the (ward of lop poring storing feat yesterday. yesterday llm top rontrul- f B Training Camp Notes Straight from th* H orse’ s Mouth Ilf Ki> h a r p e r Hu*inr*n Manager John Krider today announced the arrival of Sanford Cianl Manager Richard Klaua. Mr. Klau*. who la accompanied by hi* wife and baby, la look­ ing for a email apartment. A nrwa rtcry luel week told of a piyrholugiit who had made n atudy of the mentality require,i. to play <ritain apoil* am come up with the roncluaion thai l.uaeball wai the toilgheit on til Intellect. He might gel Mime argument* on that from the haakelhall and fiMilliall tartlrlana, but l.ro Durorher, New York (iianla* mx'.aeer. ha* wriltrn a honk which hark* Ih r profe**or up lm prr**ltrl). Called '‘Playing the Clant'a d im e " the little ImmiUlet dr*crilit‘* in preci-e, iliamuud-hard phraalng I he method nf playing each ba«eball jMnitlon. * None of the 1Juiuboyanrc ilia playril by thr Ciunta' manager In rloae guinea enter* into thi* profeaaluiial a|iprai«al of a game played with ralculnleal ruthli *«iic by |t* profe— lnnwl practltlneerfieltiag angry •« a raidinal •in and not IhinkiiiK i* rnomb to grt a »lar hrurhrd. I’rraihIng Ihr go*prl of concentration thruughuul l.i* lhr*ia, Duro­ rher awat al llie theory of perfrrl tw*ehall with Ihr Ihoruaghnr** of a dedicated ■rhofar nbirh the rninbuiirH i m * former Yankee ahmlalop la. Certain thing* are fundamental arrordlng to the liianl mentor A man rannot be taught to throw n long fait ball if lit* aim la weak. He I'Bliliot be laughl to till the towering drive if III* shoulder! have not the power And he cannot to- given the speed to run fa«t. Every tiling elue may be lauglil him, but nut I he**- three -phi* the sharp eye which la Ihr line quo non of ha-rhall. I .ark of perfect runrdinitlon. awkwardnr** and Ignoraure nf the right method are all rradirahlr with continuous ruarhing and unrrlentlng prarllce. The adage that good ball n « are Inirn and nut made only partially accurate. Coaching may make all Ihr m idifference in d u e Inpin lur learner nf a W 1 * 6 ' eyed r Clandr example nf development Ihtuugh cuachlng la Jim llearn. HI. I^iulx castoff who came to lire Giants with a pitiful irrunl ami was devclnpt-d into one uf the finest pile beta in tin- National League hv Durm-hur, Fiudmnmn* ami Hchelli nback, Du i or hr r In hia leiol. de­ mands above all else Ih r hends.up hustle which is *o much a trademark ut hia nun chararter. Continual vigilance la drummed Into players head* until every action la a enmIdnaliun of Inatincl and Inntanl, critical Judgement. Each iHuillun ia --ntefully -liagrammeif liy thr Giants' manager. Each has errtain qualification* which must be filled. Hhortatop, the most itemariiilng infield posi­ tion, demands speed, quickness and a whip-like arm T h ird base dur­ ability, gut* and an arm. Second My A S S O C IA TE D PRESS help,” aald Aloma. L A K E L A N D , Mar. 14— <A>>-At thia point In apring drill outHalder Vic Wert* and Hoot E v e n ara doing a catch-up job w ith the De­ troit Tig e n . Th e general camp opinion la that neither of the hard-hitting pair la In hla beat ahape. Both Werta and Eve n were behind in training became of contract dieagreemenli. Manager Red Rolfe doean’t look for trouble, however. lly A S S O C IA TE D PRESS P H O E N IX , A rlt., Mar. H -V P ) — Caaey Stengel, manager of the New York Yankeea. laid today Jana to carry carry In re* catcher* he plana on his roater during thia Yogi Rerra, of rourae, I* the Immliera No. 1 baekatop. Stengel will rhooae the other two from vdrrana Ralph Houk and Charity Silvera or rookie Clint Courtney. B R A D E N T O N , Mar. So far, thr yearling haa ahown more punch at the plant than Sid Gordon Is expected to sit It out today when the Boston Braves Houk and Silvera. travel to Barawda to play Bos­ C L E A R W A T E r T M ar. l i - W ) ton's Red Sox in the first of firs — The li n t — meaning Ed Stanky pre season meeting* between the — will play hla firat exhibition lleantown rivals. Sid suffered a cracked tooth game of the aeaioii for the New Sunday In hii vain effort to catch York (iianta today. It will l « atanky'a firat appear­ Tom Brown’s drive, the clout ance at hi* ruatorr^i y aecond hate that won a victory for the Brook­ poaltlon ainre Mar. 4, when he lyn Dodgers over the Braves. caught the flu. W E S T PALM B E A C H , Mar. 14 IIU K H A N K Calif., Mar. 14— — (A ^— The Philadelphia Athletics l.one*omr Lit haa gone home, de­ are up to their old tricks. The A ’» lost 30 one-run decisions priving tio- Chicago White 8ox last season and In their four of a fln>- infield proapect. spring training games their two Lula Carcia aurrumlied to home- losaea have been hy— you guessed •iikne** yeaterilay and left hy It— one run. plane for Caracal, Venexuela. The Brooklyn grabbed an 11-10 de­ 21-vrar-old rookie, who had been rision yesterday after the A'* aaaigned to the Sox farm at Colo­ had spurted to an early 8-0 lead. rado Spring*. Colo, had mada a Previously the Washington Sena­ good Impreaalnn np manager Paul tors defeated the A'a 8-7. Rlrhardi. CarcU promised to return the SAN B E R N A R D IN O , Calif.. IIO.tVH) tmnua he received for Mar. 14— (/TV— Paul Petitt, the aignlng. Pittsburgh Pirates <100,000 bonus Sox pitcher Lul* Aloma, who pitcher, is draft halt. had artixi aa Garriai Interpreter, Th e 10-yrar-old lefthander re­ revealed a etrange *torv almul the ceived hla 1-A classification via liu-ky South American. hla father, who travelled here Ali.ma -aid flarrla had never with the news. gone to arhool ami actually came Pettitt won two and lust seven from a tribe of load huntera In with New Orleans, a Pirate farm the hlnlcilaml* of Venexeulu. Ilia Huh, laat year. tiai'-uta brought him to Caraca* n* it youngster and he wai railed T A M P A . Mar. 14— <A*>— Don't by an aunt. tell the Cincinnati Red* your trou­ Aloma -aid be irlrd hi* be*t to bles, they've got their own. It'a per-oade Garcia to day. had enough to look amateuriih in "The While Sox promised to spring games, hut now the flu bring bli Wife here but It doe!n*t bug has hit (heir ramp again. Latest to he stricken are sopho­ bate tin une quiebne** and a r more right-hander Frank Smith curacy of ibe -hnrtvtop but some- and La rry McManus, Huh equip­ wbai I- v of in arm. And so on ment manager. Bobby Usher, who lo the outfield where skill at walloped three homers in intrafielding is often q riillM il for squad contests, still ia sidelined power at the plate. with the fin. And there I* the etui of many fateful baseball deHalims, For it la a dishearten­ ing parados '.hat the hravleat hitlers are often the moat ToaimiTMs R X T a iR i execrable fielders. And the V'IN s t start;— a/tatba wile rlaawy, stylish fielder mere lllapwd. foneealal. Flat Hale. often than not won't hit hla I ,<>a'* Itlrlla. lie I’alleai, Cleod Traveler, Mllaitv Ian*. FaM 1-ana. wrlgtili K t n v n H a r r — s-muvir Ilaaebail strategy Is almos' natveslon rial. IH-hlna. ram lr mumiflrd— the sacrifice hunt ra* Ilurketeliisr, llanny Marlow, tie called on certain plays by sitin'* Dawn, tunny Dimwit, Are Baade*. the moat Ignorant baseball novice T tllN tt n arst— a/tar a* wire but in many cases the field Tli--Ta«* Toe. Happy Minds. Illakp tactics leave a wide variety of trouble. Ul*a l.medalr. Alice CareL choices each of which must he I'lp 1’ip. Iiulrble, l.u rk r l ‘lre. I'm RTM MACK— F u la rlit cimddi red and discarded or acted HII v er Tina*, lire*!" l-rra mi with split second liming— for Itnll, rfail I'H. nnlldlnger. Mnim delay la disastrous. I jind Pnlt-ker. Popular Pro * ___ a/ /ISIb* Mile r i r t*g“ ~ it ,icw “ Durocher— one of the finest erf rode Windy Morh, (Vale. ‘ Hr* rlerlrode field general* In baseball— f't.ur.rry I a IwI. Mac Qeenlln. , ____ . , y attempts In hla booh ta lease Heater. Ilustle'a Imape. If* loidp open an alternnllre ta every Trigge r Flnoer S IX TH H STB — a/taibe Mile text hook answer. Aa often Pith Pox. Divided Kv»n. Jamr* aa not the capabilities of the Rvana. Pox Uvkr. Fir* Hog. Karlplayer are the prime ron•veil, H rliia w llanaom, Totlon. aUVSIXTH MATK— a/iathe Mile alderallona making the rule* llllll* tluyak Fawn L.U, fhnn t.Tioa look ludicrous. It would, for Itube. Mel t-lac. Kalhv K. Mrlslon* esamplr, Isr rldUutoUa to ex­ Its ward, Data* HIM. Ta m il pert Hugh Caaey to score from H IO H TH MACH— B/ISSbo Mile Arlene «ue. pnappy Jill, llelfest second on a sharp single, but Hoy. iriella Marl*. IHstr Mile, the Incomparable Joe DiMagvleanrd. IHialo Pel*. Tw o II r»e ry glu. whose base running la a , thing. symphony nf motlaa. haa d*a* h ix TM MAfR— a/tasbe Mile trwa Penny, Highland llork. It laaumtrable Ilmen, Prior. Deelotrall. Ire Pr.nl. I'rrhap* Durorher'* wisest rule Dutch t*opno. Blarhalone Maxi*. Handy In hla liavehaM book is the **TtSIVTM PACH— g/PIbe VSlie axiom— "treat every play aa Feminine Tovch, llulUnx '-•* something new and entirely dif­ ItalmoU, Lillie OM Darllnn. lli.rferent." gan. The lin k. Ilrorade. Itlet.r Hie psychologist's conclusions' Tttxiatirn at:i.i:m nxa F IH P T HACKr L«n a *>lrl - II1 seems --rmnrnUy Justified. Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries - .-' W h O N fca D A Y THE SANFORD H1KALP. BAnrOKD. FLOWUA PAGE FOUR • M Att. H L A K E L A N D , Mar. 14 — (Spe­ cial) — The statement that "If Jim Lease can’t do It, no one ra n " ia heard frequently around Florida Southern College these days when u lk swing* to the progress of thr Moccasin baseball •quad and the appointment of James B. Lease to the varsity reaching role. It's indicative of the popularity F8C'a new baseball coach enjoys with both the faculty and student body and the confidence he hai Inspired during two season* with Moc 'U ' sauad eager* and track ■quads. Lease, who joined the stalf uf (he department uf physical edu­ cation In 1349, haa shown a marked ability to produce wellconditioned and spirited team*. The talent will be put to a severe test thi* year with only three >qr lettermrn returning to the squad and a greatly Illy weakened pitching staff and Infield. Id. However, the experience of starting from •cratch la nothing new for Iwase who in the past two years ha* coached ‘IP squad eager* to 22 win* In 20 starts. He also organ­ ised the first intercollrglatr track •quad in the history of FHC last year. He haa had a lifelong In lrrrit In baseball, holding pitching posi­ tions with organised independent team* In Chicago when 14-yrarsold. Hlnce .that early start he has been almost continually assoHated with the port. In 1939-49 he pitched for Rollins College nines, functioned with both slat*' aide and overseas Marine *quad« during the war years. 1949-16, and hpld rule* on the Dixie Con­ ference championship squad of FHC hi 1949. In 19411-47 he was Athletic D i­ rector and Coach at the Wlmauma, Fla. high school and later loined the faculty a* Asilftant Principal and roach at thr La Belle Fla. high school. In the summer of |H|7 hr enrolled at Florida .Southern College and continued there ■* a rtudent an I instructor until graduation In 1949. He Is now a candidate for a Masters degree at New York University. ny C H A R L E S C H A M B E R L A IN Sugar Ray Robinson won't. Robinson, you will remember, was automatically stripped of his welterweight title by the N B A last month when he won Jake la Motts'* middleweight belt. Rob Inson still claims he la a twoply champion. Su tonight’s brawl, scheduled for 16 rounds, la another one uf those "version1' affairs. It lights the fuse to a series of elimi na­ tion* which eventually will pro. dure a welterweight champion with unanimity (except for Rob­ inson's vote, of course.) Tonight's winner must deposit a <6,009 guarantee to risk hla wel­ ter title (N H A version) against ( 'oba's Kid Gavilan within 45 days. New York will rreognixe that winner.' Within 90 days, Eng­ land'* champion, Eddie Thomas, Is scheduled to fight the GavllanHrattnn - or • Fusari winner. The winner irl this one presumably will satisfy rveryonr a* the world welterweight king. Robinson's claim will be officially ignored by a ll quarter*. limiton, Chicago's aouthaidn Negro who o..w riilea a bus after being ehaufferrd through a bank­ roll In a limousine, rule* a 2-1 favorite tonight. Home observers contend Brat, ton cart to- a* great a* he waul* to Ire. In the past he was Inami-out ami herded considerable time for r e p a i r * after daring 11, no Jack ami Ike William* to hit him on the chin. They did, and each fractured hi* jaw. But B r a t t o n scored quick kayo** over hi* last three oppon­ ents, Lester Felton, Ham Mastrean ami Hobby Dy'.es. And ha 1' confident of flattening Fusari. a , FuaaH, the blond Italian wnb likes nothing better than to curt up with a good bankroll, haa been inactive since flooring Tony P H Ion* In Chicago five months ago. Only once haa he been knocked out— by Rocky Graiiano In 104V. The sponsoring international boxing Hub looks for a crowd bf r muml 10.000 tonight with m gross gate of <65.000. Or. Henry McLaulin Oplomelrlal 113 Magnolia Phone 31 W. G. MILLER ( !E N '!_ C O N TR A C T O R . I I yetrV Ht|»«*rltn/# In fiwrftrr Rhtl tvi*ll<W uf .li'FM !■ now •nallftbl* 1*4 W U I for hii frl#n<J* In Banford nnd H+fnInnt* County. r*ilmatM nnd rn n 'tilt ii Holt* fl#o uf t h ir f if!4*miMt«r||fiir dno* ami %* * tf». P. II. ll«»« lATT la k lto tl, r in . lt*t>*lr TikphiB#* TK N N IH T R O U P E B IR M IN G H A M , Mar. 14-bP> — Hobby Riggs say* his touring tennis troupe will complete Its cross-country tour without highly ubliHsed Gertrude (Gorgeoua Imain) Moran. Riggs said last night she won't rejoin the troupe fur Ita final five or aig scheduled dates. Hhe re­ turned to the west roast because of lllnes*. Jack Kranter extended hia margin to 61-28 over Pancho Zeguru in last night's feature single! inateh here. He won 4-6, 6-1, 6-1 S Riggs, subbing for Guide, heat Mr*. Paulin* Ileta Addle, 0-4. 6-4. Th e play next at Tuscatonea, Ala.. Thursday night apex) it..,..! Travel*, MKt-UND HACK; -talveslnn 0*1 Hnln's Pawn. Candy liat>*. T lll lt n IIACHi Lucky Dire. Ilappy Minds. T t r -T m -T o . FtH IH TIt MACK, HnUk.y. foputar Price •>.ri* Holt. F IF T H HACK- country Label Windy •!.. k --via H IX TII It.VCIh Divided Kven 911k H*l, Totlon 9KVFJCTH nvi'ltr Tahiti, Meb alone Iteward K*ltiy K K tn ilT II It O T Stella Matte. Illnti till. trie*, .lur S IX TH HAC-II. Mo-.h Pilot, fTa llienv •llRMii.td lie. I, TIT NT II HACK: Hrtmola, 1.11It old Irarllng t-.. *de Good Tla n e a R r c r x c -K n lt S p o rt S h irt s ara e v e ry th in g y o u c o u ld u k fo ri T h e y ’re so ft, a b s o rb e n t— m V e m tiititm e d w it h tlio u s a n d s o f Im rlaible v e n ts . HANES r .n . ^=T. (■et Hanes At • r.w ^ | )| | | | | | Opposite Post Office • : •«*• - W o rk fl#tvtt#a k » « r * of • *»«.•# PeH* la if a rd IT T * S m a ll, m e d iu m a n d U r g e . : . I CHICAGO, Mar. 14 — t/Pj — Frugal Charlie Fusari, boxings most eligible bachelor, and Johnny Btallott. former Iren-age playboy Ungle in a trst of youth at Chicago Stadium tonight for the writ* weight crown. Tire National Boxing Association will recognise the winner a* champ. New York, England and* t o r w h ite w it h c o n t r o llin g b ib fro n ts . • m Confident C o a c h Frugal Fusari Battles Bratton O f FSU Baseball For Welterweight Championship Expects W i n n e r S m a r t ly U i l o r r d in fast colors I I -V.- - . - -- �! V. TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA O F F IC E F l'ItN T T V R K * s u p p l ie s O’NEAL - BRANCH C 0 M I* A N Y “ Fin* Office l.lnra Since *89" Fin* at Court St*. I'h. 2-483.1 llth day nf O b ru trr. I»S I *1 I' MKItNlMtN Clark at ilia i Court Volla Williams. Jr. * o T irrs t o a r m a n Mollrllur for IMalnttlf T IIK H T A T K O F F U H IIIIA TO i JA U F J* U D O LA N . tV llu P K k o n rr. H I.A I-K O F n»3 l|fiK N C K IK U N - Legal Notice K M lW N i Too ara hereby noilflad that a aull ha* basn hroualil Kaalhal you In lha Clrruil Conn of Iha Ninth Judli lal CIl. till of Iha mala of Florida. In and for Kemliwde t'uunIf. Florida. In Chanrarr. hr l-OI'IAK FIJIWKIIM IHII.AN. aala ault being for divorce and *tyle«l IJ iriK K FIXiWKItN (iiil.AN. Plaintiff. v*. JAUKH I. DOLAN. Dafandanl. and harabr required lo flla with tha Clark nf said Court al hla office In Iha I'ourt Ilnurs of ilamlnola t'ounir. Florida, at Hanford. Florida, roar written d«fen«r>. personally or by attnrnay. In aald aull on Iha Itlh day nf March. 1*11. Ilarain fall not or la lim riil will la •ntar.d aaalnal you lay default. W ITNK** my hand and aaal of aald Caurl al Hanford. Florida, thla li 1* IIKIINI »i >N a filial, defense* lo •aid t*ofu|i|alhl on or before the itih day of alarrh. A. I> l»M . „th,rw|,e ilri lr** pm HUlff l ll Hill l r •ntr fr«l U«alD«t ) Oil. TIlW Hlhford Mrf.tM (• hrrrliT .1 • m |i»N<|iibrr «»f *«*h rr«l •Irru ljiImii h which (hi* *lt»- Ia*kr1 Notice Clark of aald Cioirt Hr k PAGE u n ritn icK Deputy C lark Wllaon a *:« Florida T IIK H TA TK O F K I/ 'IIID A TO F U i r D IIK N IIV IIA L K . (a l J I NK H T I I K I T . C N IO N NKW V O IIK To u ara harabr hotlfted that n |.a. t II loti baa baan fllrd l l IIYIlo.V A L V IN O D K L L and M A IM Il’ K I I I T i : M O D K L L . b l« wlfa. In Ilia C|n ult Pnurt nf Iha Ninth J m ll.la l t 'lr ru lt of iha Hiata of Florida. In and for Hatnlnota ISruniy, Florida, for Iha adoption by I ham of that te r lain mala w h its child. born Jan u ary I. 1*11. named ICH'll A III • I.A W . IIK N C K flA l.K . son of y.iursalf and Wlfa. f M i l u m i r IIA TK H IIA L K . and ara h srsby i**mtt,.l to appear rou n aabl C oorl on Iha It lh day of Alarrh. t» M lo show cauaa w h y - i l l pstitlnn should not ha granted W IT N K H S tny band and tbs off|. rial aaal nf aald Court al Hanford. Florida, thla l l i b day ol Fsh ru a ry. K IV U rirrh of Circuit Ilf: N«»rln* .Vofi Deputy i*l»rk I La w . for iv ililn n a ra t i •■Hint i n \ i t tt Huai: in . i M iu m i Srnaailonal Sat Inga On All Hug* Now Al Th* I'oniplalnt hating you lo Ilia f i r h Judicial C lrru il ltd for Hstnln.ila l l m i Dulanay, ih. LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING ORIENTAL RUG SHOP Huy your rar in Hanford Keep yuur In.urnitce at homi Save roata throuirh ui INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. 9 x 12 Hrg. Ihi* Sanford Atlantir National Hank Mrntbrr M ill T rl. 286 $276.00 /Iwrt’l W. Cen|ruf « l T r r r y 18 M. Itrengr T ie W. C hurih al fSarirml \ llr.inge ul 11.mime \ ilr> ii(r el rilnr-elon K S.,ulh ol 'lilt- , l l l l k id nktMUl in Cobra leliM'su on \V. ( enlral el r.rend d’enlral hUII"M IrtolArr W h im I « Mu mailer hu« maiit miMtlirt yum Ifin l for lit tlllig trirtHa, litferllam*. a lK liir'* fa**', or w li<•!•%• r «ou r •km lr«*ul*l.- iu«w b r - • u «llilii| from It *-4ft lo l o o t ' U llN IIIII M IA I m m I|t t u m . «H MMI hl| A JtlfiO 'ii r iK » firrriiip r^ /or ikr I»«m i in ( L Atm *— hum /or yum M & i ml knm# larnalne Imp«trie4 U a ttn H h i « f i l l ( A p p fa i .) W O M IlK H M l I*m , mute, No u |I| a|i|»rai S ifr fur • lu l.lrm . fONDO l« SALVI S f e " " $29.5 1101,1,4I I WAVS IN OKI, ANDO It u lo lr . i i r t H f*«i rt •••li* m rntiutf rrfoioL«f. 4 trulr «um lr«Ifel |»fff|taialitfM. IV* ll Iwla*. In br I «»* i , M ounallUi A l N 4f f « « a . **4 I mM« felon llfb*. k lu lf il Of »Mia« lioiMf lu tm rfta ip l* ! Open l\ n l.. Thur*., and Friday Nighlv I ill * fur Yuur 1 u iitrn irm r ^ G re y h o u n d Fares Remain Am aiingly Law! W i u n it s l t K t il III 1MH 0 l l i s l 'C t 3.:t!> liiih 111PI H i l l U m ill K c tild i T o n K ts v a ? . •nt PRIMII Dry (jin LO N D O N 2 -s n *«i r m ii SVfd G R E Y H O U N D w\n oitiniiis BUS S T A T I O N ACTKITED Far Remit. PHONE 14B S— A R T IC L E S F ill! T U X E D O F K K IIH . Complete linn. l.n T 46, Furl Mellon, 'Jml Marllun. Hunt'* Tusedo Faad Hinre. lair..on. IUI.H0 Ralamp raay. Apex IVlulling Mat Mbs, f hoi Rotary Irutu-r. 407'a W. Fir»i ,|.OTN on Frtneh Avrnur in lliglin tanit I'lirk. I3.t0.lkl each. J.VlAW • duwii. balant* ra»y. I’i»*i f Iff ire Hot T lW . Sanford. Kla _ f iN L Y a f e w L e f t luirgr _ .lot:a On l.akr lla m ry anil St Juhn« Kivrr, Nirrly wiMalnl, ii.rfrcl natural . a n i l twarh. K l r t l ir l l y avallahlr. Raymond M. Hall. Haallnr, 8. D. Illrn ia vman, Aaaoriatr, Florida Mlatp ilink Iluilding. FOR S A L E by ownrr four room ROCK L A T H , S H E E T RUCK, N A IL S . P IP E . S T E E L . IM M E H huu.a, gayagr, four Iota, twenty IA T K D E M V K IIY . P I l f l N I urangr trraa, nlr* garden .|Mit, Slofl-31.18.N .Y.C. lake view. PHrod for quick salt 1260.00 can lie *e*n at any time F LO R ID A (Slant |w|'|»r plants. . J . Lally, Lake Mary, Fla. One I ak> n.itnrr, Phona 2SH*J. block wexl of (ilea.on,i Store. Top-Flight Paint . gal. 92.r>0 Newly built. 4 loom aturcfl hum • M m '. U i f t r t pr. IL9S 4B1 East Gratra. Avenue. 14700 Tarpaulins, all . l i r . Seller will furnl.b mortgage. Bog 91, Orange City, Fla. N E W 4 Room hou.e. CaR after 1:10, IS62-R-2. A T T R A C T I V E 2 BedTtoom homr. apaclou. living room, nicely landaCapeil, 2 car r>raga. Term*. g reader (b e beat aOeafM* aervdre. all W a a l Ada a i d be la e a r a f . flea aa <b* day be.Ar* pabllea* llaa. Please aetlfy aa tanaedlalefr If aa eee»r eeeare la yaae ad. W> eaaaal be reapaaalbl* far maee fhaa eaa laearrea. laaee* llaa. THE HERALD. SANFORD N E W M A S O N R Y H O M E, 2 lied. Room., Electric. Kitchen, or _____ , ........... Urge corner lot, nearby com­ munity. 11,600.00. One half ra«h balance like rent tt>: son* 4NYWHKKI is t h e n t v i i : n r l i t M A LE — 4 V E N E T IA N B LIN D * mail* i onli r .Sotnir.ola Venetian lll|r> Co n i l W 3rd Ml. I’hnn IIIW .lt M l . S l l l > Ml III El 1 i n S IIH K S n s IIA M I D> M. Orange M T IIA II. A L L TYI'I&S o| llullih.aoi Work Ui’aaoiinlila lUtra— Frvp K ll fliataa. Cafpcnlrr A firar. > I’ho-.a Ifn M .,i 4 M..8.T A S 'THAT » y*“ # ll/i.tr WINDS J ta VP r (VTHCtP OASHCniAWl SfASON. 1 ^ SO AM GVISS O f 4AM AH' ) V, ft DU BOV 4 o r AN ' * a a . , a r , Aft* OX TN 'H V D \ \ TO TM' DUOS' H fig J n u n W n it K IN f l— C a l> i ii r i •. rouutrra, Slirtrt-., rtc. to onl. r, Mmuil huala, limit, rriu iiin l, ie< fialahrd. C. Vail M l.t-J. NEW I I IIOKM rlirlaced to per. ferllon. Old floor, made like new. Finishing, .leaning A wai lag. Portable power plant 21 year, wiperi.nce la Somiaete County, II. M Gleaaon, Lake War* iJtvKhM Sharpenal repaired, lot k And Prompt lervice. II lio C 4.k Hi U Try* MOT SHOTS LOST TO TM 'fXAUtS J -3 L or cxe / U V OL' <{ rw v ra ALL FUNCM-MITTEAS, \ SKIP... WE WON'T HEAR ) . THOSE FENCES / / BATTLE UNTIL ( i y A SORRT FLOCK OF ROOKIES. . - J -P / I COULD TTlL tOU IREMTMMR HAtXHG MKXJT IT INTo' UAItV Of HV ANCESTOR »r?tTTi:iPi< lEUT.r A VAV TO IIU U ) l b ini') HOLt-1 TO DCU VN MM 'MIO WT HI »d LD CAIMIVL/ ;■ -/*•' ik e / v v .' SHOWS UP/ T ' • ____ _ hV J wx r \ ~ r v rucc-s 1 OUTwtDOMT**.}. W U hTltASE LO I LwtttRC iT isf am r v.t T ta w u R E IwONCVA THE o a o ,-----— f WbERt 13/ 1' lONTOiS? P. M. E N G L IS H Jr . Watch ie. palrer, Is now In New D s-n lun ai Itlii Sarifunl Avenue. E t p n t Watch and Clock repalriHK at leamnahle rate*. liw Wait Dlaney ( MksBSV! T e O o ■-------1 M u 9 T B& C AP H B E R > tt THH <30OCg9S " --------------- - c o s a t u b ( 9 A W 1 "TO ' — i TH B B 1 L O S T : W om en's glasses in the vi­ cinity of the Mrtliodlat I b u n In l‘lea*e Phone L O S T out.iila night, Iila, k Virginia Inn, o r *« « lly I ran Sirlka A ll Type* Of Hook Work. Mary McKinney llnokkeeping Service Room 401 Allanlh- Hank Tl.iltdlnr H O OF W O R K of all kind*. Katra amt fluller* Repaired aad Paint­ ed. New Roof, applied. Painli’ t S— A R T IC L E S W A N T E D —1 and coating. Hanford. I’h. IHVP-W. R. R. Affcrnbiirg We buy, cell 4 trade used furniture. Wllion-Maler PurnL ♦wets F*V. I l l F ••♦ I'hnna *Sk l l _ NOTICCdt PERSON \I.S - It 4 E L A K A / P A T M K N T 8 . I n h 2 B E D ROOM H 0 U 8 E , on* and and Storea 111 W. Flret Btract half Itatha, completely furniahed, Phnea 49ft W nearby community, 18,150 00 K I T C II E N i r f f E Apartment*. 13,000.00 Ca.h, balance like rent. SlumberUnd Court*. South (,'lly i . W . II A L U Realtor Wanletl: giorery cashier, ripen* I .i iniU . Florida Hlale Hank Iluilding ence preferred twit ru>l nerea (Ground Floor) _Ph. 175* M O H EH N 4*Hoorn apartmeniaary. Apply Mr. Whatley, fuinl.hed ui unfurnUhed. VNI Park L A K E :>H ON T HOM E 16/tOO.ki Marraret Ann Store*. _ Ave. __I " Lot 430 X 00 Ft., Cleaned Reach, 2 -Bedroom., Living room, W A N T E D — girl for fo'inlain and llownxlaira furnuhrd apaitment. drug dept. Laney’s Drug Htore. Bath, Kitchen, Rr.akfaat Nook, 1717 Park Avenue. I'hone K7rt(fllllty room. Home flnlihlng t» W A R E H O U S E man fur lung t* R after SiOO P.^X .____________ be done on hou.e. Aim aeveral tablDhrtl local wholesale firm •1 room garage apartment. Park Idike Front Lot* for Hal*. W . J. Write Boa J , rare Herald for Avenue. 4 r w n t l apartmenl, Loffieri l^-ke Mary. Fla, Interview, OMeen. Plume MO from 8 to Fountain g ill nr buy full in pail lime. Alto floor girl— Apply Mr. 3 - K R A I , E S T A T E FO R S A L E — J 3 V E R Y large Formoaa Ataleas Hill at Tou. bton'a. Halesmun Kir ady AGR K SH IVE COLORED roLKM employment, many opportunltier We are 4ir|siilng of our colored for advancement. F IK K H TO N E proper ty in Hanford a r e a Used Metal Ice H o rn .... — 99.96 .... lu.OH S TO R E S ._____ C H E A P . Lola aa-|ow aa flO Uteri lounge chain 14.95 Wailrevs down. 16 month. Reth Delloe, P. Uteri I pc. cane hack Suit# warded al Toucl.lon U*ed tuning Room Tattle 9.95 Q. Boa 155*. Sanford. Drug Company. Apply tn Mr. U*ed Dining Tahir, 4 chair* 19.95 --------- & A. W IIIDDON, MIL------- U «rd 3 pc. Living Room Salt* 29 96 Used 2 pc. Fibre IJvlng ** H O M E S HOME S IT E S ACREAG E — GROVES B A b Y H IT T E R . Best nf Referen­ R A N C H E S -R A N C H L A N D ce*. Mrs. M. Falkenlierg, 419't A ll type* of Seal Katate Palmetto A*#. Garage Ant. Plxinc 1281 l l f t J U f e i k Av*. RABV H IT T lN O at 20h StB i sTJ A L M O S T N E W l i l j ^ p L i houao Street. Phone 2I4 J, __ with rom pM * \ fewhot ‘nnd ga> MATHER OF SANFORD Watch and Hock repairing. Butov ■ S M t K (at Mi. Phono 127 ra need" 2 l*r** we** watch factory methods u.ed AUtTld.W l-ower Price*. Fellow* lloi 2 BEDRO OM houte beautifully Vegetable*. Mvettock and mi*MlUaaoua aal* every Friday furnl.heu, immediate pus leas ion, night at 7:10. Ooi. Larry Jane*. Term* If tleilnkf.’ » Mw l t a i g H A N F O R D FAHM RRH' A U C T IO N R E S P O N S IB L E P A R T Y T O OW N 3- Red room lluuar AN D O P E R A TE R O U T E O F I mile south of city limit* on Golden Lake CAN D Y. N U T . AN D C O LO R ED ...AN4AM AT/.V HANOI Y M'A/r TILL TH' 0P!NIS 0AU£ t _ 'd WHIN AM KIN , 0!T d f f f . . ‘ I \ [ ON MAM J Q A T-G/fL I P * JO B ’ A l I 7 IM J-I. Hanford Halurday nui e rrlu iii ■ Winlvr Park f- r I U U S T C A N T L B A V 6 THff.SN BBW IM P | Found: Dog .mail, .hort hair, black an<i brown, wearing ne- R E N T A C A R . U-rlrlve It liv day? week, or aearan. Engllah For<l» and American Ford*, aertans. station wagon* and convertlhlr. Strickland Morrison, Inc.. E F ln t Si. ________________ i n i ! Ford Tw o boor. Bargain price 1316 1701 Msanolla Avenue T i KI’ I.N IIA IIL F . U S E D T i l l • KS 1947 Dorlge I ton Slake, ... 1760 IK) UUURLE GUM M ACHINES 1947 Dorlge 4i Ion Pick-Up 9746 )M> NO SELLING. H O N E S TY A N D 1947 Ihvlge '4 ton Pick-Up ffEtMaLMnl v rrr 1429.00 C A It l. IN V E S TM E N T SECURED. W R IT E PIIO NE lift. VAGABOND. Sleep* 4. at NUM HEK A N D R EFER EN C ES Sanford Trailer Park. Inquire a* TO BOX P, c/a HANFORD 311 F. Second Street, 9:30 A. M H ER A LD . to B OO P. U . ~ |MAG*.g ( H « • P i.g n ^ e g j ' f TtG '.f3 K .S L U Z .'h -g - j TOacar* rv«)« O x l o n TArvu. — \ •C3jPHC*a«-V^u ,x y T 4 t D T O o « ^ '- AT-V «iarp _______ . H O 'g e4 \ l . - b •- ' - i K l 1/-------ISCD V Kl>n>.lG » ro ; TO-ers^; Ru.g».'Mb' ♦3'W-tBe* r e s BUCs:s H 4 V ' h t D t S A MOTV , —, ^ 5 - 80I.CIO U 3 U (i IN > r r . uexdiA-, fry HERALD Want Ads 4 --I I K A L E S T A T E FOR S A L K - 1 �4 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA (I'nnlinued from I'age O ur) Arnold who welcomed the Cham­ ber of Commerce to l-ongwood, by J. D. Morriion mayor or Alta­ monte Spring*. who told of the •crompllfhmrtita of the Altamonte chamber of commerce of the imtrtance of a county-whir I'harnr of Commerce, and by Frank Evan* who invllad the direclora to the Pioneer N ight program at l-ake Mary neat Saturday, and who revealed that the lake Mary Chamhr of commerce, nrganlird In 1922, ia the otdeet chamber of commerce organisation the county. Mr. Hal) thanked their (M a k ­ er* for their comments, said the director* hope to make the Cham­ ber of Commerce a counlywld* organfration in fa d a« well a* In name with equal rerurvmtation and equal power divided among the county town*, lie also thank­ ed Maximilian Shepard, ownrr of |h<. Longwnod Hotel, for hi* hocpllality, «nd welcomed (t. P, Her rxli'ii, who ha* been ill ri-cently, lun L to the board. Antong the change, hi the by­ law* adopted by the director* were the following: I ) “ Any per*oti or corporation tuny *ub*crltic for on* or more membership* but no person or firm shall lie jiermitted to ra*t more than five *rpnrate vote* recardies* of total paid mcmlirrships." 2) “ fhie* of tht* organfMlioil rhall It *12.50 a >ear. payable in advance aemi-annually nr annual­ ly." A) ’•The affair* of thi* organiration (hall be administered by a hoard nf director* eotnptwd of 4ft Chamber of Commerce member* In good (landing", 21 from county commladoner* din* tiler* one and three, and 24 from county commissioner* dl»trlcts C two. four and five. 4) "Electium shall ba lit Id each September." M " T h n e shall ba a primary ballot prrpared and issued (o tb membership and Uio 1C candidate* receiving (nr greatest ntimbrr of vnt e* ahull automatically have Ibt-ir name* entered upon a run­ off ballot which (hall hr Iuued to the member «hi|>. The right can­ didate* receiving the mn»t vote* rhall be der Iared rteetrd tn th>(card ” f dirrrtnr* for three year trrma." Karlh Tremor U s s II r s h !'>■■§ Faae Its d a* France and Belgium Most guesses were that the renter w »aiound Thuringia, in Soviet Fast Germany. In New York the Rev Joseph Lynch, director uf tin Fordham University id-scrvat-iry, raid the •-timated loeatluit nf the rentrr definitely indirAtest an earthquake of the “ resettlement" pattern (ttmmon t« cettain arras. The shivk was felt uv heavy sea* pounded ttu- Furnpeatt con­ tinent, arrompanied by fierce gab-1 which tied up "hipping and inflicted widespread d i m a g e. Tlrere wa* no re|iort from Western Lutope nf any extensive darting' from the eatth shock. I’rtif. Friedrich Becker, director of the Bonn, Genii any, ill-sen a tnry, said the atomic explanation had not !-••• n entirely eliminat'd, but the Western xslentUU Irving to run down the origin and cause of the shnek were handicapped for lark of definite information from behind the Iron Curtain. Given sufficient Information in such occurrence*, scientist* would la- aide in pinpoint the sourer* The Wc»J German xffi* imla have mdernl an exhaustive Investiga­ tion, observatory official* saidKarlh tremots, however, ate falx Iv fiequCnl In th« area of thr West German volcanic range, thr Fif'd mountain*. By telephone, Prof. Friedrich Geiecke of tlm .Soviet controlled Karthquake Rr-ealrli Institute at Jena in Fast Germany said the qua hr was one nf the strongest ever registered there But he rtti ■i| out the |M>sslhilllv nf an rxploiirm. He rlid not gtv'e any M a­ son* for thi* view. RFC Reorganization M s s lIs s rX t'rsis t’s a - li s r i agency, now under file on chargeof yielding to Influenit- In making loan-. ft. the fait of a majority vote against irorganltihg the agrm y— even though It fell shuit uf ihc tequitril 21H to lib* k It -wa- a possible indication (bat later tr*t* might pass piopo-ctl logl-lation to kill Hie RFC. Tills uii-lcrlviog Isslm was te ntfnlied In the debate. * Korean War M n ll* * l4 r > « * r * i « Orel the northern section oi the city. "I am very happy to be entering Seoul again," aald General Falk Cun Yup commander of the IIOK Divialnn. Id. General Mntthew it. Jtidgways highth tA rm y headquarter* said there would la- a lapse uf sevm il bouts to fun it would lar (arteilrfs- to release more information on the Seoul situation. II. S. J.’ith Division troop* east of the rity had crossed the Han one wrek ago and driven HI miles northward against steadily weak>•n I n g Communist opposition. These force* already werr northcast of the rity . Flsrwhrre the Red* Wednesday fought real guard delaying action* on thr ra*t-eentrol front but con­ tinued their mysterious with­ drawal in other M-ctora. For two hour* they held up IX ft Second Division infantrymen advancing up the mountainous r-ptnc of the peninsula. The doughImy* intense small aims fire from alrmit Ifrfi Itcds dug in one mile notlli of Yudong. Thr Reds were hlasterl by air and artillrry fire- Shortly after rerun the AnP’riranx wrte able In move ninth ward ugaln. Fifth Air Force pilots reported unotlirr group of Communist* dug in farther north. The planr* swooped to the attack, hut tenit i were not immediately known. It oaitHoea From Fas* Oast Phaser under the Disaster Service as: I) committees for emergency relief: " ) action immrrliatrlv when disa-lri -trikes; It tt habllilation of disaster victim*. Mr*. Maxwell uigcd all Ihosr v ho havt not fiintilhutril to the Red Cto-* to do so and to secure the Civil Dcfen*c -uptdement to the tegular Red Cross course of training and to lake advantage of thr informaliun It offer*. She stati*l that there are now 12 qua­ lifier) in-tiui lot * In water itafety in Ranfurd, Min gw reel, Geneva and Lake Mary Mr*. II. W. Rucker la ihairniaii. Khe eiplaiued that mosi of the Iterl Cross work I•.one bv volunteer* mid pialaed the work that |« Ireing »am e-l out mm In Korea. She iioliilcd out the fad that the major sttrngth of Bert Crus* I* volunteer winker* and the lived for greater unity iM'twrrn I lie I'm « I rhaplet* ami the natiiiiiul oijranixatUin. "Co-iperali* with join Bid Cross". *hr urgerl, "for II Is a way to serve our country In the** perilous times" Mi*. Cnlcne Wlh-iil of Daytoni It-’aih, a vDilol at the meeting, invitnl the group to ittleml the Horne ftlmw nod Fo-e| Show which will l-e pot on tn Daytona Itraeh Armory Apr. |.f»-fl.7-H on-ler the auspices of the Daytona Bench Pilot Ctnti. Mis* Allie le e Bush of O -ala. ioti-inational, as -aal ami he rented well. Mr. Bunnell* *aye: " I am la the rxntslrurlhui busiaesa,- whld] everyone know* is m igtltj heavy work. I wa* work(■if so hard, and ju -t didn't »c*-m to have any u|iprllD at all. I atarltd having arhea aid twin* at about Ihe name lime. Then, about that time I decided to give IIA D A C 0 L a trial. Right away, Hiy aching waa greatly relieved and my aptH-tlte picking up. I star*--d eating regular uienU, alrrc-lug well and my grnrtsl ruiMillnn m u greatly Impruvvd. I have liter rontiuued taking H A D A C O L regularly, amt feel that It Is a uom ltrfi.l ptoditrl I freely munnnend H A D A C O L ax • good product." * H A D A C O L ran help ynu if you far surh ejefiriencie*. Ask your rvist far H A D A C O L tmlay. lit* Sure To ('nil nr Wriit) To-tlny For FltKK irtMixMiion FIDELITY Exterminating *Vr lar—It- PHONE- -2-1211 PHONE— 2-1H52 Night & Suntluy 111 North Main Htreet M , T*s U l t s s r t stssrstlM A4r h e ;I I i n 1 y g o v e rn o r of McCarthy Claims Crime Investigation ICeeltaced grew Pan* nael ( C w t l n H Pi m * rage d h | Laid, "arid it i* only a matter of •afe, Costello aald: “ I don’t know W A S H IN G TO N . Mar. 1 4 - b n Imre, unr atomic carrying bomb- c u r t ly If I have 140,000 or *60,The Hurrau of Intrrnal Revenue rr* will arl a* no d rtrrrrn t to 000." almost broke the miml-t-r* game Soviet ltu**ia. They will Im u«e"Then," aald O'Conor, "it i» Itanker* In Wa-t.ington yesterday. approximately liu.nou or I6fl,Farly in the day the lunrau "M y estimate id tin -itualinn •lapped a ( *!i tax lien on i. that we have a lim it'd time A. "Yea." Knimitt Warring, reputed noml-et- to m i n i Western F.uiope the •J- Have you any other stronggame l«u»*. Newspaper* hendlined time during which it will take i>oxe*T the figure. the Ku*-i*n scientists to peifest A. No. Hunch playrr* plunged heavily a >l<fcti—• fm our atom-carrying Q. I* there any other perron on the numeral* If>I». temlier*. When they have, they holding ca»h, aecimtie* og any­ At thr end of thr rlay whrn will he nlile to gnovp oil the thing else of value for youT race track pari-mutual >rI i I> were ground unless in the meantime A. No. totaled io arrive at the winning •e have Iniilt up in Kuropr Earlier, Costello accused the nuinlirr the m u ll was— ground forces of sufficient power corn mi rice of breaking federal Yep. 169. to deter them." law in using transcription* of hi* "Boy we really tmik u bath" McCarthy said FWrnhowrr's telephone mnveriatinn*. said one gamhlrr. lie mennt lu- bind i Were tied, a* the North Faring the Senate commit Irr had Irren cleaned. Atlantic defense fotre rommaiuier, •"by the sum, rrowd that has for the second day in a row, the lint the hnnd* of (G-uirial Doug- reputed racket* overlord said through hia attorney that ' the U*l Ms(;.-irthur In theKant." "If good natures! Ike isn’t rate, Senator* ovrrstrpprd legal hound IC s s lis a r X great Fax* D m i tud, he ia going to lie tnken for in presentilur the recording*. not op|Htse any rlale-widt- regula­ an awful ride, me Wisconsin j Senator Herbert R. O'Conor tor* measute," Smith said In * Senator said. "You know a greet I (D -M d ), presiding at the session, statement, "But if it I* a fair MR soldier tlr>»w not have time to promptly overruled *he objection*. and f mean fully protrcl* tip’ pub- barn the way* of rrnked, tiarkCommittee rounel Rudolph Hal­ lie as a Idll should -In, ami also iom diplottiisey nod If h<- has ley -aid the wiretapped conversa­ Is fair to the utilities, | would -pent enough time vildieriiig to tion* were made In 1941, with want to see xurh a uuasuie become I- the good soldier that Ki-o-n. court authoriaation, by tnve*tlgathe law." lower is. he i anno! rope with un­ srtn* for Manhattan district A t­ Smith said the Honda Power 4 principled, erooked, clever dip,»- torney Frank S. Hogan. Light (>t. had "prrpart-d p„ bill trrsl*." Tlie r!a»h came when Halley McCarthy -aid Mr. Truman's sought to introduce a Irngthy ami we do not have in n ruder t« the Seventh Fleet to transcription of a long-distance preparing any siuh Irgi-lation. protect Formosa from invnuirui talk Cnstell npurportedly had with "Having rut my eye teeth a- *nd to prevent the Chinese N a­ "Handy" Phtl Caste!, in New Or an rnginrer for a statr-wiile utilltv tionalists on that island from lean*. ron.mTssion, I rrrtalnly am nut invading China released Chine-e Co»te!J,i ha* nsrnrd Kastrl a. opposed to (tatr-wldr regulation, Communists for duty elsewhere, the l*i»« of a anuthern *lol maand rerognixe that •taW-wide re lie talrl 260,fHM| Reds has l-een chlne enterprise, the Louisiana gulatinn l» much mort efficient on th< mainland Mint company, which Coxtellu ami economical than the few In­ Immobilised ••id hr set up In 1915 with an dividual local Isrard* that now arm** from Formosa. "When that order went Inin exist," he added. however, those Hoops Smith pointed mil In the state rffert, merit that IP stale* now have started to move northward toward Manchuria to thr Vain late-wide regulation. River and are now killing A m r r - ; Iran men in Korea," In deetarnl. i "Such i* the result of our two-ided. eoptradlrtoty war in the Firlflr In which the Seventh Fleet ia ordered to fight on fCnntlniied fmm Page O n r l anil the two new Burroughs Book­ rne aide anil the II. K, Arm y on keeping machine- that a rr lielug the nlhrt. It I* impossible, hut instalierl. Frank Kvan* of (mki M ary ami lias Im-n tapir) with assets inerras. Ihnton, Mas*., was the first presi­ ing front 911'J.Ml'J a* of Jan. I, dent of thp Aso*lalion during l» ll In «U H I,4 n r, « , of Jan. 1, 1915 following It* m gan in I ton in m i . NovemlK-r, 19.11 Kanf-ud F. D*>udHoward Favtllr, retlirrl n>n. ney was one of the oilginat dlres - Itactor, la president of the a* lor* and I* still serving. -'-iatlon. Other olfieers ate K. C Mat ted in the Fhuidn State Harper, first vhe-president; N. F. Hank lluilding, the Assosdution had Itomlliev. aeesrml viee-piesolent; Initial rapital of |5.(MXI, w hirh at Mrs. Cliapman, excrutivr secre­ Ihe end of the first yrai of opera' tary and Irv-aaurer amt Mr*. Maude It i« happening." lion had grown to 91<tJI2H. It hatcher, assistant. McCarthy Ida rani Keen-tary of June, 19 R) the company mover I V ' The Itoard of rlirertnra include State Aches on and Owen Lalli209 Magnolia A (T 0u« ai d it- ap ■Mr, Favllle, M r. Harper ami Mr. mote, whom thy WixnetMln seasset* at that time were a p p ru ti Boedery, George Tuuhj. J . II, tot ha* charged with being Rus­ rnatrly sia's top xpy in this eountry, f»r „ . IIOO.IMRl' Van II , H . Jao Dutlng'a 10 yeitr jm-H oiI grow th - F.dwin linholaer. the policies In the Far Kaat. okay from the lata Huey LoneGeorge Wolf, attorney for Cot* tello, maintained that “ telephone ronvrraationt cannot be divulged'’ under federal law. He argued that New York date law may permit u»r of wiretap*, but they aren't permitted in federal proceeding* DR. H. K. RING C IIIK O I’R A C TO R rieaae rail for appointment I’hwie 1752— 174« FOR THE KIDDIES Multicolor Itcarh Ball* Sol of s't Krcordfi Utility KcRuintion Twirl (.'lawns lUiilriitiK ItlockN First Federal Vi«it. Otir Tay Deiwrlnient Par , KnMt-r and nirthduy (Jjft Six-rialn S P O R T IN G GOODS Print was also neirtuuerl n visitor, M m . Chapman thankest the li-M-ti’ s-e-. Ml*. M . (1 Klofie and Mis. W. F , Holley head, for the Irt-aollfii! Faster iWnrallons which ndurin’d the rlilinrr tabk*. Annoomenient waa made nf tin Faster Fashion Khow and dlmo-i to la- held at the Woman’s Cluir Unit«'lav at 7:16 ! SEE T H E N E W the - N'lii'fil or I heir driitul clinlt trrojecl. A-liiiiiiistratl»r effort* In get a quirk vote In the House Banking .....- n r — — t-mimillet' on -a int-day 90-day extension of iiic-enl federal rent control*. The legislation we* epproved l-v the Keiute yestr-r-lay. Chairmnti Hpcnce tl» K y i smighl House ruin* mtttcc approval in la y after hear mg one witness, Ib-uring Kxpedi let Ttghc W-mh|fie|i. Wnlrntt iR Mlcht, .eni-r ciltamlltee Republican, objected tn Ihe fa»* action. And on the House flour (in i’ n-a-lei martin of Massa­ chusetts nhjectrd to a request by Administration leaders to let the Hanklgn Commlttea meet while the House was in se**lson ENJOY YOURSELF s fh *t d o m o * t ^ ° r KElil A T THE yW v :‘ ill-11 id Hunch Players Win On Gamblers Arrest SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR MAR. 12TH THRU 17TH ■ITTIM ICONOMY R ig h t h lg h - e f f i c l e n c y truck rngimw—m In 154 horaepower. lir a moat p a m flil D odge “Jobffrjfrxf ’ (nicks ever built provide dependable power for your |oh- [ S O l i U Higher xemprettlon rode (7 .0 fo llanmndnUthrmigh I Inn for lap eflkicncy wrilii lUahini |Hiwrr. Her.' * real ecunumy with •HitaUnrtlng perfnnnance — more power frwn every drop of fuel SPONSORED BY T H E SANFORD AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 53 BEING - * HELD AT MELLON VILLE AND CELERY AVB. -i -• FEATURING P R fir S B R O AD W AY SH OW S «!«• I*. M. EVERY KVF.NINt; SPONSORED BY T H E C H A M B E R OK COM M ERCE F E A T U R IN G FLORIDA FA SH IO N S A N D P E T IT E P A R IS L IN G E R IE SAME BEAUTIFUL MODELS lasxwaia j A am* m , DeVlwftA >H*lwWl44 w f■ V® » wDlCrw IAJ,, W g| l^mir mIl■ and Gruea Combination Weights on many modda—m ade pueibkr Iiy inrrea«d i w axle capacity *t«! "JoA-Anm r weight dMributiun. Help Mil your tracking metal standard on >4-, U -. and 1-ton icxrleU New! IWvoiuironary! U f . la n d line far Im m rvad^v^xW htv. MBVf D u s tu ’— C SD HANDUNO wIlAeAM AI«.a eweVilks™V •DRsIwf lis v lffriBV MaRaila faW than aver-an d nxtm-essay sleer­ ing with new aromr-and-roller guars Short whrollmne, erteetstarring and wide front tread asmire jaairr maneuvering. i t f d iV V M VWRV IW HHJI on hydraulic-bralw modele 1U-ton ■orf up. Brand-newl Extra-quirt! Othar safety features include new. improved independent hand hmk*. �I ^ r n tfo r H To Piotesl the P t w i at I t r H 'ttU ; To P rM M lf ike Progress ol t n i i i t i T o Produce Pro* peril* fur S in lu d . _. H fm ttft AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXX1I a.______________ — r 9 A O* Pace 1‘a a ri Scout Fund Drive Falls $500 S h o r t Of Campaign Goal -••* * Total contribution* to the Boy Scout drive In which many local nrganliatlnns parti, ipalnl totalled yi.f*oo or g.Mat short of the ».\f*H goal, \V. F . Hunt, ehnirniau. ieported today. "W r feel that many people were not given the opportunity to con­ tribute to the campaign," In* said today, ami added that gift* may be sent to I*. O. Box (Pin. Hanford. M r. Hunt expressed thank* to the organization which gave valu­ able aid in the drivo in February. These Included Rotary, Kiwanis, Lion*, Jayreea, Bu*ine*« ami Professional Woman'* Club, the American Legion, the Elk*. p. T. A., and the Sanford Woman's Club. The proceed* of the drive be­ come a part of the budget of the Central Florida Council, Hoy Scout* for 1061 and will lx used to further Scout activities In the area of which Seminole County I* a pari. The outlay is devoted toward ramping and Scout activiiie*. the organltailon of new troop*, the training of Scout leader* and foi office oenrire. On June 10 the surnmrr Seoul program will be alarted for a ■U week period at Camp La Noche. The maintenance of this 200 acre ramp I* a vital part of the Scout budget, said Mr. Hunt.. The camp I* located north of DeLand in Volusia county. Wagner Accused Bricker Demands Of Bad Faith By BayleAndDawson Rollins Faculty T e s t i f y On RFC Summary Dismissals Sordid Situation DisDescribed As Detri* closed In Agency, mental To College Senator D e c l a r e s P r o p o s a l Releasing; World War II Vets After 12 Monrhs S e r v i c e Approved W ASHINGTON. Ms Perjury Charged Three Are K illed Increase In Dope Smugging Is In R ail Accident; Connected With Lucky Luciano To Jet Scientist During Spy Trial Thirty Are Hurt Train Leaves Tracks In Center Of Small Town Near Detroit .D E T R O IT . M*r." 15— T wo women and the inlaid child of one were killed in a tiam w irck tvrd id heir Iasi midnight and tlinir than 50 |xisnn* w rrr inpnrd. live i . i is id a Cineiiinalidwiund Nrw York Central passenger train left the rails in siihuihan Irrnlun a« llir train tell it* way through log and snow. The victims included a Michigan Slate College student'* wife ami child. Karly today the body of the second woman wo* still unidenti­ fied at the Wayne county morgue. Cru-hed to death in one ovciturned coach were Mr*. (Jrace A l­ len, 26, Pa*t Ionising. Mich., and her year-old baby, Janet. The young huslusnd, !L B. A l­ len, wa* injured. Ills hurts wrcie reported minor. Itrscuera and wrec*er» work*-*l for hour* in the fantastic glare of searchlight* playing over up*ct ami tilted car*. Two ear* lay on thslr aldr*. Three other*. Including a b a g g a rrar, were off th* rail*. The Jumbje was in the shape of a hug* " U " . A fleet of ambulance*, including some from the nimby Grosse lie ll'aatlawr* ns rag* Tt**s| Attendance RiseH At lA'jfion’s Fair NEW YORK. M ar.-15 — </P) - Narcotics smuggling inln th. II, S. increased one yrn altri *iir king Charles "Lucky Luciano wa, ticpolled to Italy, Senate crime purlieu were told today. Samuel Levine, an agent lor the U . N. Huirau of Narcotics, lr»ti lied that the flow of illegal drug* (tom Italy Ixgan rising tharply to Bill Being Drawn For Bond Issue To Finance Hospital Fish Estate Unable . _ n , L O Aid A id O n Project. P ro je c t, To On Stemper D e c l a r e s A lour man commiltre com|*oved of Senator L. F. Hoyle. Hep. Volir William*. G. W. Spencer and Fled R. Wilron hat volunteered to draft a local bill aullmii/ing a bond mue to finance llie contliucW. If. Stemper told today"* J a y cee meeting. Mr. Stemper pointed out that the Fuh Eilalr duller* had informed a meeting of the Ifotpilal Emer­ gency Committee in DeLand Sati.rday that no -fund* are now avail­ able for a Seminole County horpilal although the cilatf may lx willing to assume co*t of plant for the project. '" ~ Lueiano wa* deported to thi, eountryT" thu witness was :i*h«p "Ye*,- he said. I.i-viue, the fir-t witness <>n the fourth dav of the committer*’* Nrw York hearing*, did ru-t g-v.Luciano's full name. But the one­ time I'. S. underworld power fur yrar* has Ixen ronnr-ctrd with thi* nan otic* traffic. The committee recently named him a* the inng-distatM-e cr*r. or inli-rnicdi*r>, U tv* ..n * C M --go crime syndicate und a New YorkNew Orleans crime avis ruled by gambler Frank Costello. Tracing narcotic* operator* in the II. S., la-vine said 1D30 lluriau records showed that a •'m-di" hcadr,t hv Thoms* latehe«e e-mtrolled distribution in thi ley ii •■n>*>4 p i* , r » « n NEW YOfuT AUt 15-h A’ i - A jet piopiiiion scientlit was ac* u*e<| n| |x i j i i i v today in cnnnei • linn with the atom bomb *py CJie nil Inal m fedet.il mult. I lie e*|>rit, William IVil. 1?year-old Coluinlu.i Univemty phv*K t untiuclor. was railed into m u il to (ace a frdiial indictment. Die govriiitnepl ilu t g r d he lied when hr told a gland jury that hr wai not aripiainted with two of the spy dial defendants and otliri prison, connected with the case. I'crl wa* described by a spoke*SI •**ll**»a II* l'**r I sm I Midnight Tonight County Boards Can Is Last Chance To Improve S c h o o l s , File Tax R e t u r n s C o u n c i l Declares lit C H A ItL K S MOI.ON> T A L L A H A S S E E , Mar. 16 -r> — The State Advisory Council on Kdiiratinn isn't ready to say moat of Florida's fJ7 county school lumrds ore doing their Ixst. The Connell declined to sptf •*ll**erl II* P**r I'warl The proposed hospital to tx built Frost Is Forecast with bond Itaut funds mold lx built at a cost of from HO.OOn to For North Florida $12,000 per bed, Mr. Stemper said. Mrrvin O ile r of the Otler-W elL A K E L A N D . Mar. 16 -M b — ler Development Company told tho Scattered light frost in low group hia firm had made a pri­ ground location* in the moth vate estimate of th* construction portion of the Gainesville district the building could he put up at a of peninsula Florida forr*-a*t for H w a ila a ra o * P i* * r * * r i tonight and Friday morning by the FiHlrrnl State Fro-t Warning Ser­ G R A T IT U D E vice. B A L T IM O R E , Mar The furerast for tonight uml The Cohen* Invited their neighbor, Friday morning: clear In partly MU* Ida R. Block, over to watch cloudy, rather cool northern dis­ television. tricts with lowest tempcratnir* While leaving the darkened 33 to 3ft degree* and patrhe- of apartment, Mil* Block contend*, acattered light frost in low ground she lripped over a ro|led-up rug location* in north portion of *nd fell, breaking her wri*t. Gainesville district. Moderately So yesterday she filed a »uit cool in south and central di«ngalntt M r. and Mr*. l.oul* Cohen trirtr. for f lo.ooo In damage*. Friday clear to partly rloudy ami slightly higher temperatures. Outlook: slightly higher temper­ ature* Saturday and Sunday mornings. Oil, Air Force Bases And Military Aircraft Production Boom In Texas Government Says Perl Lied In Denying Mis FriendshipWithSpy F R A U D U L E N T C LA IM S TA LLA H A SSEE. Mar. 16(Speclal)— Fourteen person* were prosecuted during February by the Unemployment Compensation HUI-i-oi of the Florida Ind uit rial Comml**lon for filing fraudulent beneflta claim*. This brought the year's total of prnverutlons to 12. Failure to report wagr* for partial employment resulted in 70 person* being disqualified from receiving benefit* for one year. A ll benefit* received Illegally mutt be repaid. Approximately tl.OflO woa collected daring the month from previously aver paid clalma. More tabu UJJOO claim* were screened during the month to detect any possible fraud activi­ ties. During February IS per.on* were found to have ftlesl claims Illegally and were subject to pro•ecutlon. This wa* 17 lews th an the number fer January. W A S H IN G T O N , Mai. 16 <A I*» — Midnight tonight is the dead­ line for filing Itifat income tax returns, but it's pretty much » cinch that moil of the f,2.000.000 American* who have to file them already have -lone »o The withholding lax syitein in stitlited bach In 1011 ha* put u terrific dent In the old American H Oa V*i|» I nurl Ornttgo City Wins Shtif fIe hoard sMntch Eleven tram* comprising 22 player* nf the Orange City ShuffletMiard Club vlsile*| the Sanfunl Tourist an-l ShuffletM-ar I Cluli for * contest yesterday after­ noon in which the visitors hnd u "slight edge". Following the game* platers and *|xctator* wi re entertaine*! at the Tourist Center nml were i-er/ed i offer and doughnuts. A sherry file in the fireplare warm­ ed the room. Among the visitor* from Grange City wa* Col. A. J. Mead, presi­ dent of the rlub, nnd J. C. Inch, director of tourist artivitir*. Both expressed pleasure at the reception given here and praised the facili­ ties provided by the City ami Chamber of Commerce for the tourist*. "W # regard Sanford a* a live town," said Col. Mead. Mr*. Nancy Dobbin was chair­ man of the serving committee and wa* assisted hy Mrs. John Reinwold of Illinois, Mr*. Nancy F. Falkenhurg of llllnni*. Mr*. Clin­ ton Gordon of Springfield, Ohio, nnd Mrs. \V. R. Brown. K N IG H T S T E M P L A R Taylor Commandery, No. 2Jt, Knight* Templar, will meet Friday night at 7:30 o'clock at the Ma­ sonic Hall. The order nf the Red Cro»» and Knight* of Malta wilt ba conferred. A delegation of Sir Knight* from Oriental Commandery No. V, Daytona Beach, I* due to be present and will a**Ut in the con­ ferring of these degree*. Light refreshment* will lx served at the dose of tha raveling. ■I - Vin<on (l)-l .a ) M il W A S IIIN G IO N . Mat I » t,P . ihr vole was IS to 15 in stipjmtl Senaloi lliickri (R-Ohiot de­ nf a move he made to sliike the manded in I lie Senate Iih I.iv that *ceiling finm the (ommiltre's hill to Demociatii National l haiiman widen the draft and irt up l 'inWilliam M llovle, |i and |ue-i i vetial M tlilatv liaining ilri*Ii.vI .vunlanl D-uulil Dawson The net inn Wns taken tu cliMi*<t he called In leiliiv at the Senaie *e**inn. R| ( o n r.iiealion \ny limit nn the -ire of the "The i.p o rl will never l-e ■i t nir.I force, ha* hern np|kv*rd l»y complili- until (till llssyli nn.l I'rr.ident Tru m a n and m ilita iy I bill H u m -on mini t.efo»e tlli* leadrr*. t>ut the l-inilluui man ci-il•utiiiisi*11 • aii-l *1Ify." Itm k* r lug « s i paasssl tiy the Senate. Ihev tele.vieil a ilatemrnl which said iuither that the situation, d noi handled with llir ulinoil wis­ dom. Rood will and ipeed by all Com fined mav well in u ll hi disalter to the college I - It-*iit•.1 Till* iilcturc was taken :ilw»ui IM*J in Hunt « f tin- Plant System I .ain after the latter was Ihruwn (m m hi* pony nn<t n nail was run H o.piU l No. 1 in Sanford. The I l>>«|>ilal. n large, one story iHlililltlg, into hi* jaw lame. The accident M iiirrn l on the Pump llraiuh Hinl*rwas l-wattd u short ifi-lvnee ninth not of th.- pre*ent «tle of the uhieh -pan-nil n creek on K ail S<e<ml Street nut far from the pr« A il. Uf|M>t. I Sr. Frank II t'alilwell h n thief surgeon an-l Hi. \\. G. sent l laud* Whitten home. Itulll in the early '5*0*, the ho«|*.li*l wa Alilrith wna pharm a-i-t. Other physician* w in - U r. I.ynth, Hr. Petty , discontinuiil heir when the Plant System hiiilt n new one in Way*ml Hr. CiiMtkshank. The latter tiraletl nine year ohl Edward K. cro*.s, (la. Person* *hown in the pi* lure could not !>*• i*lrunified. 15 — 1hr I louse Aimed Srm< r . I nut miller 1ih I.iv klUH keel nut nf its milit.viy manpower lull the 4-miliinn-man limit nn thr <i;r nf l!ir aimed force*. Chauman W IN TE R P A R K . Mai. 15 - i d b Rollins College Licullv linlay i b ilg ­ ed Pietident Paul A. Wagnei with what amounted lo hitl I j it Is ill sts•mis sinw *'ovr- .'ll id then lurniheit. Attendance It ripreted to im. prove g rra tly at the Seminole County F a ir during the remaind­ er of the we. k now that the wrathcr ha* iinprovrd, James Q. Galloway, American Ixgton chair­ man of the Fair Committee an. nnunred thi* morning. School children will lx admitted free tomorrow afternoon at l:0d P.M. he stated, and will have re­ duced-rates on rides at the Midway. Much Interest I* being shown In the high pole art which I* staged nightly at 10:30 o'clock on the MRS. R O U T II E L E C T E D midway, he *ald, and which I* Mrs. E. J . South wa* elected shown free. vice-chairman of the Sixth Dis­ trict of the Hu sloes* and Profes. slonal Women's Clubs at a meet­ ing Sunday morning at tho Mel­ bourne H. and P.W. Chib. Helen Bennett of Orlando was fleeted chairman. Following a luncheon, Ruth Pas­ chal of Daytona Bench was the (Editor’* Not*:— llvrv is anolhrr In the series of reports by main speaker. Mrs. Marian lia rAworlated Pre** staff writer* on progress of Ihs I). S. mnhliramsn of Sanford was present with linn hoard. Today— 'Tria*.) Mrs. Routh. By C L A Y T O N H ICKSO N T I T FO R T A T D A LLA S , Mar. 15 — (IP) — T lx mobilization program ha* Teta* I0 N D O N . Mnr. IS — ( A P I — Britain** Labor government, which humping, with three thing* most noticeable: 1. More oil, ga*. and synthetic rubber are being drawn out of has nationalise! math of this country's Industry, I* raising a the fabulously rich toil. storm of proto* today against 2. A growing stream of military planet — from small liaison craft naUonalitaOon by lf*n of the and tha world's fastest jeta too Anglo-Iranian OR C ompany, more the giant stratsgic bomber, the *f the defense employment data than 6# per r*Wt owned by the famed B -M — Is coming from I* resi'rirted. British governnM L But some example* aro cnTeiaa manufacturing plants. 3. A ir Force bases or* being lightening. In d lro tre n S British fo'bTnJt* •u'l About 60/M0 Tetan* ore ro* consider what stspn should fat- rrnetlvotad wholesale, to turn gaged in aircraft production In low vestrrdoy** strong official out more trained worrlora and the Dalla*-Fort Worth area alone. protest against tho vote in Iron's technicians. Mar*- than half of these are in parliament to natlenaHie th* rich With the employment Index In the cavernous consolidated vulTsxst at nn aU-tlms high, much C H E C K E R C H A M P IO N The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will *pon*or a chest and checker exhibition by former World'* Checker Champion Nrwail Hanks at 7:30 I'. M. tonight at UnTourist Center, Manager Kd Whitney has announced. The talk and showing of still pictures by George Swarts ached, uled to be shown at the Tourist Center tomorrow night has been postponed lo a later date a* Mr. Swart! ha* been called out of town. No. I Hi House Group Rejects 4 Million Man Limit On Armed Services EARLY SANFORD HOSPITAL Hongchon Base Falls To Advancing U. N. Troops In Center; Three Planes Lost TO K YO . Mar. 15— (/P)— Unites! Nations liuopi rrluinrd in (o irr lo Seoul today and searched llir tubbled streets of the old South Ko­ rean capital for inde-oul Commonill soldiers. The capital** irmnant impulalion ol old folk* and childirn cheer­ ed the return of the Allied light­ ing men. Communist* had held the city *ince Jan. 4, their lecond oc­ cupation of the war. All along the Korean front. Al­ lied troop* turgrd northward on the heel* of retreating Reds. At some points Allied I mops were less than IH miles from the old Parallrl 18 border lo North Korra. American assault troop* stormed into Hongchon Thuisday and found the formrr main Communist sup­ &■ ply base on the central liont in tuins. G. I.** rode tanks acioti the Hongchon Riser to teach the one­ time city of 15,000. Only (i*r civilians and one mangy white horse greeted the U. S. column, arm* fire when they first entered The Americans met only light Hongchon. Later mortar fire fell in the town. Hongchon i* a vital road junc­ tion 20 mile* toulh of the 5Hlb Parallel. The big push was rolling toward W EA TH ER Ansudalrd Prrvt Leased Wire SANFOHI), FLORIDA THURSDAY MAR. 15. 1951 Entahliohed 1908 Allies Surge Toward Border * Of North Korea (C n lln H TH E t U n |m paitljr ( M ) iiul cool with i l l l l i l i ) higher temper Jturr* thi* afternoon, tonight mil Friday. I if M In iiiuslrralr westerly nirali. brooming light variable tonight and Friday. llo ill innnil cniio ,-tftii two Iio io - of nogr) i-vcliani-, to-twi-i-n H-' hoh rat and Iti-pot-lii an- .»i--ot llo invr-ligalion l.y a SinatiItm king Siltsnininillri hriidnt U . S .— m S rp lrm b c r, 1949 But an (•) Senator Fulhrighl tD -A rk l. Linker -not tin- ''sordid situa­ announcement last weekend that a tion" alrendy di*cli**i-il by the slvi ink inw hudyrl with no proi|xr|t healing* -hould tufollowrd for additional lumli would foire through Hi- -ant the name* of t«ilh faculty cuts and abandonment <d llo* I- .imt Haw *on, U loti llmi e intr(collrgi.ilr athl-tici luoughl on tdiiiim-tralivi- n-ei-l.int *'*••• a Imoir which has dud liaidlv at | tiilenl Tinman, had run lliroogh iiuniy ol Ho loan* and up* rations. all since then l lo Mils niiimltti-i i, In tr-lig a lIh r nuinl-ri ol nirmlxis m .ukrd lug a'legi-il favoritism uml inlot duniinal ha- tanged I io iii 1/ fine..... in RFC loan*. In a pre­ ii >*iiss*a si* i-**» r » * n liminary report to the Senate la-t niuuth, it <uol some I I C duettor* bait yielded In influence- und !• ««ll**eU II* l-**e I s s n All had lie-ii «eirne on the piclly little rainpii in cenlial I loiid.i since 5J.ye*i i ld l)i Wagnei heramc pieiidenl youngeil in the Vinson *nid the lluine t'n in m ittce rejecti-,1. II.21, an cailier sm ellInienl I.v Itep Short nf \|i nurl, ranking Republican nieinlxr. tu inu-m-e n t.irtwi.ivsm man ceiling. 1 he cnmniiltee .i!*n rrjix-teil Ull amendment hv Hep W t U a d (ICO rel to limit the -ire to :t/irtlt.rt«V0. In taking up the hill -eclion liV nation, tin- ei-mmittce approved a pruiHi.nl Hint uoiil-l I r!rn*o World War l l \ .t* ran- in the in . uclive volunter re»erve who hove hern on a- live duty (to 12 month* »im-e June 26, I!*'**, the .late the Korean war .ta ile d. The (till originally had *»ld that •iic*Ii re*i r\ i»t* could apply foe release after 12 or more month* active duty an-l stipulated they should tx released at the "eiirlie.t practical date without im pairing the national seeurlty." The Ciuninittre vute-l 2fl t-i I " *«» -trike out that stipulation. Vlnonn -ai.i that vrimM h*v* th* affix* of making releii-e u.«u.|»toiy a f ­ ter 12 months I aimers of the cmlral vivtioi To lx eligible for n l-.i - those re*crvi— iniisl l-ave .-end r-i .»•"• of the state- will tu- lit'-ilght ii i• to live .tut\ for inure Ihnii tar -lay* date on reieorrh for new vri-c I'd ltiilh- varieties fm Floilila no-l Six *rnicnre* were |>rouionicei| Ixtw n-n tin* peniMl IV,' 1-l.ml dUeasr and ln-i-.l cmiiI io I Tuesday hy ludgi H-uiglas Slru a d tepl 8. 1"*'Tir* Inai tivi ar-d *ol'int* •r ••* here Criilav, Mm - ' strum. Occasion will lx a fold day u. \i Im twi lla rn -n ii, Negress, serve are those who d" not ••”the I'nivsrsity of Morlda'c t'«u |ih-nil- d gilitly lo n i tiarge of ag reive drill |>n> while m a re ervi* tli.1 ih.lhl,* Eajo I uni-ill Motion giavnted II- Nllll mill illrw II Jtr.it.I •tatn* \ insult -a id t lint w nil Id Hr. It. \Y. Ituprseht, viceolirrctur fine and r-i*l* m „ne year in have n-> effect on National Ginirsl* in charge, says two field tours, County Jail. one ( ioiii 10 A.M . until noon oml Clev Ihsly. Negro, lifter plead, men now in federal •rrvice llow rve r, a committee .t a t f the other from i until I I'M will mg guilty to nggra -ul-d n*>aolt, !»• lo-ld for vllltors. wa* fined f.'uMi noil en*l* or one member -nid the igmrp refu ■d to extend the peiii»l of *erine lo r I'lots or research to Im- n-virwi-d year in jail Gnnid*mrn nml nigaiu'-*' -• •'*•■* inrludr new hll|*ht resistant rrl* Nruirvir h It • <1111n X il, N r y test* \%jl Ii plrailt -d guilty to aggravnled a-* Ixvond 21 month Hraitee* railed up (»r 'I '"--n th • ii-., |n*(i IfM- ♦Atilt. and lire* finr • i *r.i i anti under the present ever, tatnci, t o m n t o i cat-tiag. dill « M*t « ol f"•in mreiiih • in sail ir«MllNNr.S n » f*«* 'w a rt sweet corn: nn.l Research R e s u l t s On New Vegetables Judge S t on g i r o m Are To Be Revealed P a s s e s Sentence On S i x Rrisuners rmalode ;iit«l rnrn earwurm control wmh. Scientist* In appnn on the pin grant include Hi J II. Chri-lo* and V. G. Perry, U. S. Departmem of Agriculture nematol-.gi-i* stationed here, unit Hr. Iluprivlit, I>r. J W. tVilson, Hen F tVhllner, i Dr. George Swank, Jr. and D I*. II. \Ve*t|xlr. Iinrticiilt uri*l *, and all of the Central Fl-uid* station. I Flrerrfr S'rurrtt, r»ft #*r pleading guilty t" an aggtn \ nti-.l assault -rhnrge ♦1ft*re a (IH) fine !IU«| t*M9l t■ or tHt day 9. Itohen Smith. Nru ro, pt,radi-d gllill v to nn nffr n* "ml n i t fined ffHI anti rn9t4 nr •*0 day.*. llnlrhrr 1rv F**b|rr. N egr.i plrnilril guilt* tn nn afffny nml was fined *26 .. r :m days. IM VIN G 1 G N TIt U T »| ll'i'ly IK* .*M«tf W M tile Slate liontl ll-iig M i-fl 1 Iton.l IIIT III.O \ C C T In \ Department antinun«*ri| thi- m«»rnCounty Commissioner It l* mi* that contra* f limi tin*n let fin H i-I.I toil*v pointed out that th- till* psvinir of till* I im prvillr Itreml. i lilthlo Auction Market innnni-e r» ili*tn»n«' of (il»«•119 two milr hr, ment had been changed and that tw rrn I hr i*n«inlrv f’l »t» mail nn<! jit will open again Friday for the Kim ! Sifffl. Work in itm to tntt i»le of beef entGr and nidi In aUnit |0 ilaVN. W IL D L IF E M EET Porter H Lansing ami u gr--up from ,**.iriiid will »itrn,| th, meet­ ing nf th-* Florida Wildlife A • •'“■iaiion Sun-lay at the Lak-lnn-t Civir Center, Mr*. J. 8 Ekern, secretary, snnounrrd today The uhje. t of the meeting, , he said, will lx to discuss lull* runrevnlng game anil fish project* which will lx pre*rntrd fur leg!*lative action. Among those who will attend will lx Mr. und Mr*. Lnnsing, Mr. and Mr*. Ekern, ami George A. Speer. iii-t i m m : s w t v u TAM PA* Mar lf»— Glh Th.* p tm itlv r committer of the Central I.if•• InMiranrr C«»m| any nf Flo. rirla •*anl to«lu\ it hml nnani. niou«ly rlsctrif Dr Mary M .flann Hrthunt* It-* prrdhtint to #*r\.* nut thr u n rip lrrd trrm of thr lnt«* Dr. (i D. Roirrr<( Sr D r. Ilrth u n r, f »r l t vii^*pff«i* dent of th«* ronipanv for tnanv yrar*, it fuiinitrt and prr«id rrit • *inuritUB of llrth u n r r<MiVtnan ('ol* I r r r , and w i t for many y ra rt Ih r d irtclo r of N riin i affair* nf th r National Y o ii Mi Adm inD tration R a ^ e d Seoul Inhabitants Cheer First Allied Force To Fitter City By JIM B E C K E R SEOUL. K orca, Mai. 15 — (/T*J — Old men wept unashamed Women hugged and kissed u*. And squealing children fought to touch ■it as the first 19 United Nations men reached the heart nf fite-hl.vrkenrd Seoul today. Six were U. S. Third Dr* ision infantrymen. One was a Korean interpreter. Eleven wrrr an a*-* aortment of correspondents ami photographer*. Th r IDIh was a British 2Dth Brigade Corps driver. A police dog named ''Buck" com­ pleted tha party. We werv the first to penetrate to tha center of Seoul after aban­ donment of the ancient capital hy North Korean Rrd». And we walked kittle without a shot being fired. Handioma l.t. John Hougen, nf Minneapolis. Minn., led the Infari trv patrol. The i t i M t i were deserted a* m i T A I L A l l A S S E T . Mar lb F» The lm*s' i-ontiitintlnn. ami the mhless w orker's withdrawal* from the Flnridn t 'itemplnynten! I ’onr pensation Fund almost struek n halaine In 11*6*) Em ployer- iiintril itcl $ , 11.TiV) The Industrial < "m ini- i->n panl out »7.»l32.n)t2 in Ixneftt* tu men nnd women who were throw n out of work Worker* pnv n o th in : into the fund. The reeorx e for future pavutentx grew from r7l.437.HD3 at the beginning of the year In $73,lie.t.til't al the end mostly through 3 l.6 IH .lit: in Intetv*! rained hy the •--* |ule ->f monev that la Invested In If. 8 *royrrnggitrsl II* lre**| D o t . Ill >1 1 I D F. J. F a rris nf Maitland report­ ed to police thi* morning thnt h-» hnd pulled a lord dog OMf of til* water near the Municipal I’icr n* it appeared to hi- drowning. T h o brown and w hite dog had no col­ lar nr identification t-e -tat*"!, lie took it hark to Maitland w ith him. Sanford Wont her | High yeaterdnv. ♦!'.* Low today. 12 Rain, 00 Total M arch rnrn. .32 inch Normal M arch rain, 2.71 tm-ho* The Weather JA C K S O N V IL L E . Mar. 16>1/ 3d Atlanta 2* 1 Hi wnt.tr k mt *11 llnus n-v Ills* 32 3*1 Chicago Ml 31 Denver mt De« Mollies II 46 TH Fresno 33 4!) New York 32 47 Washington 0 23 Winnipeg til M Jacksonville 6>4 72 Miami about. 3ft M Some of the women threw them* Tallahassee 63 tl6 lamps treattaare Ua Pm * Total llnugrn'* squad moved cautiously from thr outskirts. Hut thr n rw hrgan to spread. At first, small groups of Kn. rean* waved flag* and shouted "M ania!," the Korean equivalent of victory. Then tiny children came scurry­ ing from the houssx like onl« at a p.cnlc. Aged men and women with rhlldrrn on their hack* clustrrrd A e «• Halanee Is Almost Achieved In HI5II J o b l e s s Benefits 11 socMkiu: In Unity There Is Strength— 1J � 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. 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CkiNii Natlraa a u t ha H M n M at tha Herald afflcu am u» 4aj M m publication. Kan ford M lnU terial AaMclathm Rev. Anglin t.\ M rlnnin, President Rev. Fred L. H orton, Hec.-Tremn. T T lt H T M K TH O D IH TC H L 'K C H F R E E M ETH O D IST CHURCH J. K. McKinley, Minister Weal Fourth Street and Laarel Hr*. P. It. Stephenson, ll.lt.K. Avenue (Mb A M . Church School. A rls's Fred It. Horton. Pastor tor every » » t . Sunday School 9:46 A.M. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. Morning Worship 10:46 A M. Sermon Topic: "H e lp . Kaido Program (Dial 0701 6:00 (1:30 P.M. Youth Fellowship P.M. Young peoples Servk* 7:00 P.M. Service. 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship. Evatigtliilk Service 7:10 P.M. Scimuri Tuplt: "T I ip I'nidigal Scin" Prayei Meeting Thursday 7:30 P.M. CONCUR*; A TI UN A I. CIIUIUMI Park Avenue and Third Street C H R IS T CHURCH, L— i»ood J. Ile*n*rd It&ot, ,Minuter (Episcopal) Church School I0:0u A. M. Iter. ||. L. /.Immerman. II. 1), Vicar Mumlnic Worship 11:00 A.M. Sth Honda y 'n tent Hetmott: "The 1-osl Word". A Hook For Theae Tlmr* 4:00 P.M. Evming Prayer ami "If the Aporalyp*c i Inter the Sermon. All are welcome. flihle. It opens the tmoV of the woild, translating (Thrill Into the vocabulary of the larger effort*, C E N T R A L B A P TIS T f'HURt II the race problems, the noelal Ninth S'reel and Laurel Avenue Her. S. I - Whatley, Pastor achievement!! o| History. It ft the only filling clone of the Bible, br­ Sunday School il;4f> A M. "tiling ing a vialop neither of thing* part the family to Sunday Scho<>|." Morning Worship 11:00 A.M nor of future thing*, but of the eternal ptrsrnt. The Babylon of Sermon by pastor. B.T.U, fi.Su P.M. “ Training in the Book ia wither Borne nor the city of the Kuphrate*. It W nnv Church Membership". center of rebellion againrt light... Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. The heart with .even bead* and ten Sermon by Paator. Midweek Prayer Service Wed horn* It not t>a*ar alone. 11 ia the unscrupulous Man of power In neaday 7:30 P M. Our W.M.S. will every age.. .The Chriit whote pre­ havo charge of this service In tence it the glory of the nook la connection with “ Horn# Mi«ilnn” the Immanent Chriat. In whom the program. "Coma Thou with u< and we will human and tha Divine blend— mighty but mrniful. Ilia word do thee good." aharper than a two-edged .word. COM M UNITY” CHURCH yr| redeeming, Ilia face at thr lakv Mary aun ahlnfng In rpleodor, Ilia voice C. C. White, Paator Ilka mualc." Church Srhool 10:00 A.M. Joseph Port Newton Worship 11:00 A.M. HKVKNTH D AY ADVF.NTIBT Westminster Fellowship 0:30 P.M. C IIU R U I Her ruth Street and Him Avenue Tuesday Choir practice 1:00 P. SsMuHh School. 11:30 A.M Rat M «_ Thursday Prayer and Rihle hour unlay. 7:30 P.M. Church service 11(00 A.M. Golden Age Group meets March William Bucknar and William 14 at 3:00 P.M. at churrh. Watt, aiders. Th* Business Women meet Mr*. Harry Wall, Sabbath March l| at 6:00 P.M. with Mra. School superintendent, L H. Shrpard. miralonary lead­ F . Bottler. er. UP SA LA C O M M U N ITY CHURCH Visitor* are welcome. Church School 10:00 A.M. Worship 11:00 A.M. FIR ST C H R IS TIA N CHURCH Westminister Fellowship 7:00 IM7 Hanford Avtnua P.M. J. Randall Farris. Mialaler Evening Service 1:00 P.M. "Why Prayer* Are Not Antwei Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 M " ia the minister’* sermon sub­ 1**911f ( ject for Lord's day morning. "The Shut Door" will ha tb* WF-SLKY aV M ETH O D IS T evening aermon topic. c N V jc n .Christian Youth Fellowship will maet at 6.36 P.M. Cite*go D. Marsh, Pastor ; ,The Church School bvgini USunday School 9:46 A-II. yvorthip andn study A.M. H M I iat -, , .3:46 ____ Morning Worship 10:30 A-M. T M Officer* kra <4 th* Church will reel Tuesday .M rs. Mary Bevklnt, a returned r ly 7tStn p.MYou ar* cordially invited In at- Mils injury (nun India will apeak W ar P reparations OSS) ICMllssW Peoaa era could keep movl *Uu?*<only 6Vk hour* on a full load or of gas. gi The specification* of thu biggest American tanka ar« not yal pub­ lishable data. But Brig. General D. J. Crawford, commanding offi­ cer of thr Detroit arsenal, put it this wav in commenting on new contrart to the Chryalur Cor. porallon: "C hiyilrr, with the assistance of ordnance, will be making prepstation, for the production of a heavier land battleship which testa show will out-slug any land fighting machine ever produced by our Ailin' or our enrmtea." Which would Indicate the engineers have solved those prob. lem* of the competing ratios betwrrn speed, weight, heat gas consumption.^ and durability on the road, or over the fields. Meanwhile, the Army ha* taken the wrap* off a typical new tank, the "Walk Bulldog." which la -mall, fast and lethal. It weigh* less than ? Iona, can wind up to to miles an Pour, ha* an auto­ matic t»rt| ue Iransmlasion, and gym>copir sights that keep the gun on Ine targets, however the hull may la- txumrlng around. It i- .mall but the Army say* it can handle the bigger Russian T.3I, a medium that ha* gtvrn American tanka a bail time in Korea. The emphasis on mobility goes right down thee line, applying to practically everything an wheels in the new army. Earlier In this aerie*. I menthuircH th* combat vehicle* with water.proofod wir­ ing and “breather*" that permit them to run while completely under water. A blown bridge, provided the riveer Isn’t too deep, won't atop those vehicles. The same trademark appeared again In an unusual place — a leather good* plant In Dr* Mninca. Through thre# war*, the Boyt Corporation has been making packs for the Infantry, piatol hoL •tera. saddlebags, artillery barn* eaa and gun covert. The firm still Is filling such orders. But something new ha* been added, Walter Boyt Mid. IDs craftsmen are working on a hug# conrar for ronainrra for freight irachult*. capable of carrying non pound*. What doe* It mean 7 It Illus­ trate* the Increased Importance of the air-drop. Freight carriers of that also would lie needed to sup­ ply by air a unit far out ahead »f its own lines, isolated and per­ haps totally surrounded. TTie tricks of that technique were un­ der study in lb* last war. They are being developed In Korea to. iO L egal notice Legal Notice REMEMBER TH1B. B EFO R E YOU R E TIR E T O N IG H T raid. O RAYMOND ELI.AIU. aa Ancillary TUB K TA TK o r FLORIDA, to Admlnlalrafor com teslamentu t.yan It. Driver, anneto of lb* Kalaln of W. Loo llroadway. Virginia Mullen, deceased. ton ar* hereby nolllle.] that CharPlaintiff, left lutvrr. has filed suit for dlvorro VB „**lnat you In th* t'lrrult Court It L t i l t .I V E I . E r . J i t and NOItA It <»r Pemlnol* County, at Hanford, w ife , and U N I T E D tin rid*. In Chancery, and you are i l lHl AT VA pT II^. KI rO. FhlaA M E R IC A . t.ietiy required to tits, personally Defendants •r l-y attorney, wllh III* Clerk of NOTICE OF HARTER'S SALE eald Court your wrlllsn defense. If Notice I* hereby alven that under any. It) Ih* hill of lumplalnl In eald by vlrtsa of a decree of fore­ , sues hy lbe I'uli day of April 1*11, and closure dated tb* lad day of March. ll-rrln fall n»l or ludsmsnt Will bo A D ... If i nll, i , entered cnisoro In in a a certain reriein ranee ran catered again*! you by default ndlng in th* r i r c o lt Court of l IVITNKHH my band and tha seal luih Judicial C irc u it of Florl ■I said Court at Hanford. Klurlda. In and for Hemlnnte ICounty, In this lib day -f March A D. IVI1 Chancery, Case No T i l l . wherein O. *■ P IICIlMdiN* ItA T M D N D E L L A Hit. Anrlllery dork A d m ln lttra lo r ru m teslarasnto an nesn uf tb* Kalat* » f W . Lee Bullan, raBALi -le. eaae-t. Is p la intiff, and It L John rt l.et-hanly (1 K A V E L i r r 1ft, «,„1 N O |tA u H -odrvrff ■I’evkIn* IlnlMlii*. .M .A V K L K T , hla w ife , end U N IT E D Attorney for l-laintirr K i« T im r m c c i T r o r w T r»r t h i : C A R D OF T H A N K S s i x t h J t niciAi. i i h i i i t n r A million thanks could never t m k s t a t u o r n-o w iD A in express our gratitude to our many a n d r n a s k w in o i .k ro P N TT friends for your thoughtfulnea* to IV ITIANCKHY MATTIK tilt ACTS VRUItKI-l.l. u* In c*ur recent bereavement. Plalnlirf, D. C- Block and family V* lllll.ll' VKKIICLM . Defendant N tm rr. to t m : i « TO I'lllM I* VKRRKI-I.f. IIS Tit*: r o i n T o r T itr. r o M T * Ilk Miller Avenue. ii'lK iR . s k m in m .i : r o m t . Hast Palervnn. New Jersey f m i h i d a , tv rn n iiA Tt:. Tnu are hereby ordered and rsIN M il KMTATK o r 0'itred In Ilia your wrlllen appearanra (In pernnn nr hy attorney) In U A It O A t lK T M J K IIIt T . Ikls proceeding on Monday, Ihe l«lh PovoH t o a m . rn itn rm iia a n d r a n - d*y of March, lilt, and to there­ anna m a v ir m n.AtM * on i*K- after fits your wrlllen defense. If WANDA AHAINAT OAID KOTATKl any, aa required by law. In default You and tsrh o| you Sta tisrsbr whereof eald cause ehall proceed anllfled and recalled In prvssn* any Cl Parte claims and dsmandt which you. or Tk* nature of this suit la for etlhsr of you. may hsva against th* dltorra and other e»|ullahle relief eatsla or Margaret M. Jerry, da- Th* name tif Ihe Court In which cessed, late of said County, to tha INI* suit le Instituted and pending rminty Juda* of Hemlnoie County, and the abbreviated title In the risrida. at his office In tfcs court rsee are is herelnabov* set forth hones of esld County at Hanford. This notice ehall lie published »nce Florida. within sight ealeadar a week for four consecutive weeks month* from Ih* time of th* first la th* Hanford llsrald. a newspaper liulUkatlon of this nolle* Kerb »f aeneral circulation, published claim or demand shall he In wrh- In Hemlnola County, Florid* In*, and shell slat* tha pier* of WITNKHM my hand and official reetdnnrw and post offko address of tral at Hanford. Hemlnota Cnunly. tha claimant, and shall h* sworn Florida, this th* Itlb day of F*t>. in by tha claimant, agent, or at­ ruary, A ll I til. torney, and any such claim or de­ O. I*. HERNDON mand not so llltd shall bn void. Aa Clark of said Circuit Harper I* iHrugtaa Court. Ae administrator of the b o L Hunt, n U Kslat* of Margaret M. IDEAL) Prrvl* r Hwann. Jerry. deceased rtrat publication rabruary It. Alinrnay for rtalallff. (Hlando. Florida. till. Legal Notice H T A T I M O F A M E It IC A . sra Dafondant*. I. T l t u T C M UHHELW H I T E , as Hpeclal Master In Chan* •cry. w ill o lf tr for sale and aril at public outcry lu Ihe hlghref hlddtr fu rcnali. al Ih* fio n t d »n r of ihe Douee in Hemlnoie County, fh -rld a . during th* tegal hour* r>( •d1* . - n Monday, th* Ind day of April, A D. l i l t , th* following real estate, alluate. ly in g and bring In Hemlnoie ■'..only, Florida , In -w llt u T !i" « f the MUU of Kcctlnn SJ. Township II Hnuth. Mange i t Bg»| Ih* same being sold to satisfy said de* r*e T r o y C. Museelwhll* A* Hpor lot Vis.for In Chancery r.dw ard K rloetho, Holl.-itor for P lsln tlff rtrlando. Florldo T H E PREM IUM W O N T BREAK YO U. A LOBS M IG h T JOyp'IMLIICE Phono 164 113 N. Park A **. Al Wallace C. M. Bojd MIMEOGRAPH PRIN TIN G -T Y P IN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED"STATES OK FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S 1HO and 1071 Room 164 Sanlmd Allanllr National Bank BMo. H O W A R D Z IN K S U K F ^ - F I T SEAT COVERS LUM1TK PLASTIC FOR ALL CARS T e l_ e y U io n A D M IR AL MOTOROLA CAPE H A R T Free Horn* Dvraonalrsllon FIBRE COVERS CU S TO M T A IL O B E I) C O V E R S SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP VODOPICH HALEH 6 BKRY1CK SJ02 Hanford Av*. Ph. 1240 A L tH l A V A II.A B L K Jgi - it , Jack K. Morrison. Maaagvr lo w -p r ic e f i e l d ! J t l l l l i B * * 5 ;l‘ : Don’t Lret Aches t And Paihs Make You Miserable D r. HtYiirjr McL aoHh ra taking UADACOLI had Y «s, Jumbp«Prum B rakes • • . e x tr a sm o o th , e x tra so lo • . • *g| | w 4 y mam— rl uaipu P^MkMrtLnAB w i r a n r a n vrravv r^aap* r a w f i v y w n |r nmfw You and your family will enjoy a special kind of safety in Chevrolet for '51. You!! know thin tha minute you left iti new, ■ ota powerful lombo-Drum Brakea— largest In the entire low*pcke BekK They're extra smooth, extra podttra, extra ratet they provide gn ikmigi Mop* ptag pother with up to 25% Ne driver effort; they combine with many other Chevrolet ufety factor* to |tve yoe end mar airtime td ewriMh j nr—* faolh emwannajj the nfnUett tHmut iul ■am p vB wramwAH. And yoolt enjoy t ipeeix) kind td per* formance and driving cave hi Uth car, loo, ll'i the only low-priced car that eflen yon your choke of a mighty lOS-fcp. Valeenr-neea engine, if i O M witn me met* VyiiigT a proved Powerglide Antoi Mon.* far flaex a eoaL Or the hrOI s-A CHEVROLET ta i _____» fafe Again I thank y*u. Oho HADACOL A •5S5"'i dfam lM + m Ih Ms fUU eflera t l 4 m m ■ f r t q n •* M ^ r p iM O H YffW AMHCAM OAUTY DOOM • M W JU Q C A W H W I BOOMS BV M M i • • OURVB WPHHMBD wNh PANORAMIC VMBBIVV • INWHOVM CM4IMMONT ftlM M a *Sf9*~**!*U iro n HOLLER L sel5 INSURANCE no. 46 of HAI hi U n t faster and carry more hitting power, than anything tha ha* even aeen. IN T H ONT i X HOLY probably we are seeing the end of positional warfare, the solid Una of Infantry, stretching unbroken across hundred of mil** of front, and supplleo try road transport. Modern tactics call for rutting large unit* away ‘from the main force, unit* of infantry, artillery and tanka strong enough to "ait down” anywhere in enemy lerri. lory, chop up communications and supply arras. Ihen shoot thrlr way out when the Job I* done. Such task forces will be sup­ plied hy air, and they will need the tank* and transport to move fatter, and more dependably, than an enemy could maneuver. A few months ago in Korea, an American officer r e m a r k e d : "American *oldler* don't like to walk. Out pul wheel* under 'em and they’ll attack anything." In today's there w H HOLCOMBE & T jS fa a sr w 'T’B JS A Musk for Sunday Evvn at* more wheel*, designed to go d,jj r interest; once you hear her you will hardly ever forget her. she will wear thu Indian ragalia. ' A baptismal service will be bald at Trout Pond at 2:30 In the iftarnoon. AH hetlevrrs who wish to lio baptised pleas* contact tha pas­ tor. Young peoples meeting at 0:43 HADACtlL lias Braugkt RaHaf ta P.M. „ A missionary picture railed 'Oo Th—sands Who Wat* B«(Y e " will bt shown at tha evening farhig 1MM om4m al YHaaarvlco at 7:30. C H URCH OF CHRIST ■la* Bl. HI NM* Midweek prayer service Wednes­ Elm Avenue and Second Street and Iran i . C. N k boisoo. Minister day 7:30 P.M. All welcome. Bible Study 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11,00 A M. FolktUvhoigUf f*r annoying achta FHKNKZKB f'H URt II Evening Worship 7:30 1*.M. and nalna hav* quit* a eroa* to Thursday Blbla Study 3:01) P.M. A revival mtallng will bocth h*ar because thot* pains can maka at th* Eb«nti*r Mvthodlat Churrh them feol miMrabla, But now it AH visitors welcome. Sunday morning and continue la no longer CHRISTIAN AND~ MISSIONARY through tha wttk, tt was announe­ nwaaury to 1*1 rd today by J. W- Austin, pastor thoaa arba* and of th* church. Rrr. CaAle of BanPath Avenue^mvd^Fourteenth p n ln a m nka Street ford will conduct th* avrvk** your Ufa mlttr* flbaa B. Smith, Pastor which will ba htld every twnlng •Wo whan thay Me Schott hoo| 0:41 A.M. at 7:30 P.M. »rv dot fn i A Tarawa l11:00 A-M-. I . Ring Worship fkioM) ■ry Bunasy will be oh- _ P W T BAPT1HT CHURCH rod. The pallor will apeak on Part A v m m a rt Math Btrvot w . p. HtbsIiil J r , Paata* subject! Godly Imagination ■ . - 4 »y»tnn J*6 n L. MtnMOr at Craning Sendee 7slo P.M. An h o n a n n d io f — anna I service for all aget Th* “ W*Vf Band A Plara For Yon." ftito r will speak. AH « r t wot■ r t . M * tf» Sunday 8chool 6:46 A.M. "Bvinr jgjat Rtodani formula, HADAyour family to Sunday Bchool." COU baa taliavod th# r*il causa FIR ST PRESBYTERIAN Ihalr aebo* and yalaaT'i CHURCH •uch dcficirnclva, and Ufa Bov. Angus 0. Melania, Minister wonderful one# 8 .” ™ 'b ', r -" »:!> A J I . Church BrhooL Mra. Lydia Pf. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship, Training Union fi.lb P.M. l i l t Third Av«, ■omen by Mr. Mclpnla. . Uidona h r all afta gwupa. Story haurd how an 6:30 P.M. Pioneer Fellowship, Hour for child run undvr 6 yvar* vrara auffvrtng Youth Fellowshl «*.!■ ' found relief T : » P.M. Evening Worakip. Earning Worship 7:10 P.M. ■ha trlrd DACOl Mrlnni* Sermon by M r ____I Bormon by W. P. Brooks. lr. Wvtlvr aaya bar achat and paint Special Music Su ___ ___ . for Sunday JMornWednesday Evening 8*rvie* 7:30 don*l bother h*T any jaoro and Solo. " I Talked To Ood Last P.M. •ha J u t can’t thank HADACOL lit" try Dick Alkanj Anthem, i nansh. a Cord la My U i M J by Chinla Mra. MataI Choir with solo by Mrs. Charles MORNING UKVOTIUNH Ray. rrvd R. Horton, paator of U|a fre « Methodist Church, will bo in charge bf the Morrtlng De­ votions Program thniughout next week. The program la a present*, lion of Radio Illation WTRR. In cooperation with the Ministerial Association. It la heard dally at 1:80 A.M. and on Saturdays at Till* P.M. t ______ FR ID A Y MAIL 9. U S l ?, F L O R I D A At THE CHURCHES * • A M in o r a AND HNHT CM I �In U nity T here la S tre n g th — Ifu r a lft To Protect Ik* Peace of i t . World; To Promote Ik* Progress of America. To Produrr Prosperity for Sanford. VOLUME XXXXII AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY MAR. 12. 1951 Established 1908 THE WEATHER Partly cloudy mmiDi portion through Tuesday with »idrl> scat­ tered showers. Cloudy north porlion oilh •ho»rr». Colder north portion tonight and south portion 1 UMdlJr, No. i n Associated Press Leased Wire 2 Red MIGs Collide Hiss Appeal Senators Are House Committee Approves .During Attempt To Is Denied By Told Of Huge High Court shipProfits Lowering Draft Age To 181; Shoot DownU.5. Jet Request For Review R FC Investigators Seven Enemy Planes Damaged As Fierce Air Battle Rages J Over North Korea TO K Y O . \l 7 12— V F )— A ipcclacul.tr explosion uf two col­ liding Ruttian-inade jet plane •tolc the Korean war «|totlighi to­ day as ground action .lowed be­ hind retreating Communiil*. The M IG. were trying to make a tight turn while chaiing an ^American F-80 Thundcrjct. They lidcd and eiplodcd. “ Belt damn show I’ve ever toen couldn't cut it fine enough, col­ on," taid Li. Arthur Walton of in a (light of four F-8O1 attacked ffelhrada. Mil., one of the pilntv by 16 *|M-rdy Red plane. The four F- 80* rrportrd they damaged four other M IG - 15* in a — 10-niinulc dogfight. Thai brought the bag of damaged MIG* lo team for the biggcit lv#u day* of jel fighting over northwest Korea in ((wa.laae* wa r . . . « u . * Galloway E le c te d To H e a d Florida T ax C o lle c to r s — John L. Galloway, Seminole County ta* collector, was elected president of the Florida Aasorlatlon of County Tag Collectors at Ita 22nd annua* convention Thurs­ day at the Seminole Hotel, Jackeonrille. Mr. Galloway, who served os vice-president of th* organisation last year, has been a member since 1917. He succeed* A.fl. Applrberg of Bay county. Other new officers N-ounty. vice President! and James ar« Gflhert E, Johnsonkf Manatee B. Robert* of Lee county, eevrrtary and treaiurer. Poll*wing th* death Uf Jno. II. Jinkibs, Mr. Galloway has niadr Seminole County tag collector on Jar*. .11, 1947. In 1MH be wa. fleeted for a four year term, togfcinbg th January, lu40. Bom In Brunswick county, North Carolina, he received his exrlv ed(Ceoltaoeg Os Page Twel * Local Salvation Army Captains Go To Meet Capt. Eva Williams and Lieut. Hare) Frierson relumed Thursday from Atlan'a, O b., where they at­ tended the Salvation Army Con­ gress for the southern territor:*. The program included a big pade. and Capt. Williams played hom in a SI piece band that ^participated. w She reported that the most In•piring talk at th* coagrrss was mad* by Oimmlsaloder Norman Marshall of Chicago who spoke on th* work of the Salvation Army In th* world today. Lieut. Frierson etated that ».h# enjoyed a pageant devoted to misslonery work of th* organisation in India and other foreign lands. On* of the workers Impersonated an African witch doctor, she said, f A group of native Salvation Army •officer* from Mexico appeared in eoalum*. More T han 2,000 A tten d Farmers’ Auction Opening Seminole High Band Serenades C r o w d D u r i n g Barbecue More ihsn 2,000 pcr.ont attend­ ed the barbecue and o|tening pro­ gram of the Sanford Farmer. Auc­ tion. Inc., al ill new location one milr south of Sanford on the Or­ lando Highway Friday altrrnoon. Al 5:00 I*. M. when the barfm ur .m ine tear started at llic ■■>.>rkrt building, a long line had already lunned, and |troplr were •till being icrved at 7:30 o'clock when tony Jones, auctioneer, wa. introduced by C. R. Daw,on, pre.rdrnt uf ihc organisation. <Jnrl Williams, who was in charge uf the barbecuing, had located his harberur pits right In the main building, and a strong cast win,] sent the aroma of cook­ ing mrat dear to the highway, several hundred yards distant. Adding greatly to th* enjoy­ ment of the occasion wos the con­ cert of the Seminole Ifigh School Band led by B. E. Block. The steady arrival of autoll'wallaae* Oo Pa*e T a e l Arkansas Negro To Open Fight To End S ep arateS ch o o ls L IT T L E ROCK. Ark., Mar. 12 — (A1)— "Segregation is avll, It must go,i," a Negro attorney dehere last night in an­ elared her* nouncing plans for legal nation to ban segregation In some A r­ kansas public schools. Siwaklng before 200 members of the National Association for Ihc Advancement of Colored People, Harold W. Flower* of Pine Bluff, Ark., taid the Arkan­ sas legislature '.failed to provide adequate funds for education and colled it a “hli-s-ine In dragtlise." Flowers pointed out thaa the U. 8. Supreme Coart has rated that Negroes may attend white schools In places where equal facilltlea are not provided, and said: "The Inequality of achool* for white* and Negroes In Arkansas givrs us a football which we ran carry to a touchdown." He charged the legislature had guaranteed^ that th* achool* would b . In poor financial condition, and warned that “If th# repre­ sentatives don't car* about edu­ cation of whlto people, they cee. ly don't care about education for th* rolaced." Flowers told th* dslegates be planned to start his battle for equal echool facilitlea In Cleve­ land county within two week*. He urged memhen of th* Llttl* Rock N A A C P chapter to cooperate In the action to brine about equalisation In school dittriets. “ Wo muit must determine among curselves that segregation Is evil. ■gri that It has no place In a democrocy, and that It must go,' Fb-wrrs said. _ Gold Ore Auctioned To Buy New School Pigeons Drink Scotch But Escape Capture CRIPPLE C R EEK . Co:o„ Mar. I t — 6P>— Want to buy sow* gold ere? Y r - can get a chunk for a dollar, and help build a achool heeldoe. I School klda at Cripple Creek and Victor today offered to send In the United Mi It'a Utalr way of flnapetag a new echool. Gold *till I* mined In the area, but not in the naantitle* it wa* when 80,000 re*Manta eopf.ortcl 28 school*. Now the 1100 people bare two school* for $7$ «tudenta. Iloth are more than CO J.F.VEN, PrMland, Mar. I R -G II — The toon council ( i n it* 200 rtrairitranl pigeons a liquor par1/ Saturday night, but not a bird ton Ip hair today for lk« anti­ cipate* pigeon pie. The pigeons km** toen making a nulaaaco of themaalvea from lurches la tko town halL The council fed them grain ooaked In Beoteh wkiiky, expecting to got the btrda drunk and then catch them. Out the bird* gobhUd up the whlpky-fci in, soared drunkenly back to tk*lr rooftop* and teeter___kid*' father* and miner* iharc mined SO tan* of or*, which ed there until they tutored up. Said Borough Burru/or A. V. Th j mine worker* eootrtbuUki Jfaiee lined with cotto* am ready Samuel, a.qVar of th? plan for old. to he packed. A* the Ueder* come alcohol!* disposal: “ Either Ik* whlaky I* watered In, the kid* will break the Mg dnwn them day* or the** Mrda rhunk* into little one*. *j. Juat addreaa youta aider* to ore old drtaking hand*." the achool klda of CftopM Creek SM ALL BUSINESS AID ar Victor. They 11 da the r**t. W ASHINGTON, Mar. » - < * ) — Senator lluaphray (D-Mlan) add i ' PITXOERALn. WINS LOS A N G E L E S , Mar. 12— <A», he wtll offer today a bill to met — The I N I Irish 0*c*r, a statu- up an Office of Small Bualneaa Mto at BL Patrick, hM hue* won 7LSPL&, Of Conviction For Perjury Is Turned Down By Tribunal Hear Fortner Con­ gressman Tell Of Enormous Returns W ASHINGTON, Mar. I2~</V) — Tlic Supreme Coutl today re(u.cd lo review ihr |K-r|tiry con­ viction ul Alger Hi.,. The trfui.il let. ,t.iud H im '. conviction and five year sentence given him in a jury’, finding ll'al he lied in denying hr fed govern­ ment vccrrti lo Rui.ia fmni In* high Slate Dc|>arlmrnt office. Justice* Reed. Franfurtcr and Clark disqualified thrm.rlvr. fiom considering lh«»'» appeal. Reel and Frankfurter tr.liflo-l a- character witnesses fur HU* At bis first trial in federal court in N r* York but tint al the .ortd trial which resulted in lb,- convic­ tion. Clark was attorney general at the time the government prepor I it* cgse again.! Hiss. Hiss wa* convicted on Jan 21, IU6<I has !>ren free on $10,UNI loll pending supreme court action on his appeal. Ills first trial ended July H,U*4l*, with the Jury dead­ locked H to 4 for conviction. Hiss now can ask the high court to reconsider ita refusal l» aciraatlaae* .la **«ae »l»t WASHINGTON. M u . 12 vP> — Joseph R. Csvey. foimc. Congtr,t mrmt*c(, Ir.lifird iih I.iv hr invc.lrtl $20.1)0(1 in 4 t(nnp.iii) whuh binughl five tuiplu. govemmrnt l.mkci* xml l.iln », Id ll,c •lock lor s Iniui $270,000 C.Mcy. now prsrticmg liw in VX'j.limylon. w .i 4«kr<| ..Ihiu I lire «h n ilc .l by Senalort lookiny into .tllcyrd u.e of influence on gov­ ernment agencie*. He i« a formei Democratic Home memliei from Mat.aciiutellt. Tlie .rnaloit li.nl ileveliqie.l railier ll.at Catey b.ul been at«<h ialr.1 with Javepli Kinrnbauiu III praitne Ih-I iiic llic Manliiur Conimit.ioii ami baJ received $15. 800 in lee. from Rosenbaum 'llic Senate banking subcommit­ tee, which 1» piiinarily inv.stlit imllliurd Itn Page Six) Communist Leader Is Released A f t e r •Serving 10 Months N EW YORK, Mar. 12— |A*>— E gene Dennis, General Secretary ol the Communist Party In the It. S.. waa released front prison today after serving 10 months for con­ tempt of Congress. “Now, I'm In good fighting trim." he told reporters, explain­ ing he had lost 60 pounds whlh In prison. "I will really crtisad. fop Koa.-e, " Ilennl* emerged from the Fed­ eral House of Detention Mi min utrs before his scheduled rolean time, and only hia wife, Percy, and 12-year-olH eon, Eugene, J r . wet, there to meet him. They breakfasted al a nearhv restaurant, and later alsu.1 l»" person* gathered to ntret Ilennl* ami sing, “ We will not la- moved.'' Dennis, sentenced for contempt in refusing to answer question* o' the House UnAmerlean Activitie Investigating Committee, one faces a five-year term in the Com munlst conspiracy rase. He and 10 other Red lenderwere convicted of conspiring to ad vorate forcible overthrow of th U.H. government, ami are still free in ball awaiting appeal lo tk< U.8. 8'iprente Court. H AW K IN S ENROLLS SHEPPARD A IR FORCE BASE, Tex**. Mar. | 2 -| 8 p w la l)-P v t. Willard D. Hawkins, age twenty, of Lake Monroe, Florida, ha* entered the Airplane and Engine Me­ chanic's School at Stoppard Air Force Base, th* bftme nr th* larg­ est technical school of this type in th* world. II* la the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hawkins, Lake Monroe, and la a graduate of Semi­ nole High School. Ike Says Europe Can Be Held Sen.Tte Told Twelve U. S. Divisions Can Hold Breton Pcninsum, Annins, ^ Crime Committee No Hope Is Seen If . r r . , •* .. « Opens Hearings ror risn Hospital 0 n N.Y. Gambling Here At P r e s e n t W ASHINGTON. Mar. 12- t/Vl Grnnal Dwight D. Ritenhawei has told .enalort that 12 Amriuan division*-— with .uflicient air and tea «up|init could hold the U n ­ ion peninsula of Fiance against No ho|tr wa. held out lol anv any Russian attack. NEW YORK. Mar. 12— .1'.— rally con.tiudion ol a ho.pil.vl in George Morton l.ev>. general In confidential testimony given to Nutate committee. I eh I, the counsel for Itoorecrlt Itacewav. Seminole County by the Fi«h told the Senate I rime Invrstiga* Noitli Allaiitn Pail comm.sndri lion rommillre l.olsy that hr estate in talk, mule al the l<otaiy lull* lit on tod.iv hv lllll Kilk, « Vpiexed tniilideiite that ’"out .•’ id I'rank I'o-lrllo, raoihlins a nirmhei ol the ll.xpital l mul5ll.lMNI,INltl eullglili lied people fisuir, ftilMMMl lo rid ihr fair track of biHikmakrrs, le v. said miller, or by \X A- I.rllln . our .an .till whip PHt.OOO.lKW back­ he made Ihr move to tr) to save ward lieople" III llllMla l! wai the Is*him,able trolling track's id llic till.Ire. .1, the Full c.latr, luilh of whom suggested llial tire licrn«e after a stair official . onirt warned him the track was "In­ (Mioplr line diould proceed al oner A.ieiting that the turn ill the fested oilh hookies." Ih r at­ with plans fm building a ( mint)' Kirillin, “ like thru )ohs." I.i.rn- torney, anprarin. at the state ol hospital a climatic senes of ro.nmiltrr bower .aid lint il the Soviet leadftr|Miiimg on a meeting held r i. declatr wa. now “ they air hearings, said hr paid I'ostrllo ft.TCUO a .ear for four tears Satuidav hv llic Hospital ( ■vininit• really fool. " ending in 1*1*. lie testified Ihr "Ibey rannot win on the golHit late New York Stale Harness tee with the Ft.h t.UVler.. Ml Kilk ,aid Ihr ...mmiltcc wa. told «. oaUaa.a os rase al*. picture instantly niul quickly by a eumpleti knockout," be snob II* ----------t T a ---------1----a ll,r * "*' f ,U 'r "Therefore wv do laic- w b- id, *'o.h,„ml ami (hat plan, ate bitter stmg rlr of attrtli-t. ng.vh >t • | itoinir «)tr.««! to build a hnipital in j the Cnited State, and this Ifrtl,W ASHINGTON, Mar. 12 -idh— hni.ihhi pecqde— when they ar • i v i ..„,,i „ i„ . i, w,m c.„t mme .h.n The Force _announ<e.l i, i. Air .in ___ .i.,.. today united Ulldrr utuler BMrh such Hn an , Ua, k - i . ornpnall) expected, |vmtilily $8(k),it I* railing to act., - duty in che ,, , („,w) r t,.| thing on 000. lie milled that the commit­ neM mnr month, i non-flylng |hu uJ rr th, Air National Guard unit, composed himself." tee was a.'uied by the Fish tiuitrr. of 10,000 officers and men w i n t e r p a r k . Mar i> — ol all poi.ibly co-oprtalion m plan, Thr fivr-*tar General told t.M't — The R-illir., College cam. ,he r . ‘ i ‘e^'w.u'in Two - - ' - . of Vto a i i . / F w pus calmed down t-nlav following to build a County hospital heir. Mr. tofflcr nointed out that ^ n t h " THe other7wUI to b ro u S l - r.immilter* ^ Hint the uecUinn on word tliat about a third of the in during thc following , , w ** whether to use the ntomii homli ("‘ ully wouli dismissed for only five of the nine trustee, wen- iim -s.-„| at the meeticg, that nunths. ,nt ..i n „ t„ M would have to le made on the re»'"ntlie hid on the l'.*I ami hospital aithlr th, id7,UtJ orhe future 1 "r ,nl" U r >S,";'rn‘ ’ •,n'1 / " J " " ' «• '■ »«J* haa not y.-t torn let and so they I to. nlf. f value outweighs the moral its- -ver the weekenddemanded fact* don't know .iuvv muen it is go ng assignment* of the unit* _ ,___. ____ on the case, today the »tuhut Ihr *lu •o cost Rut .,«• ii-..nip- .m -I -l ->ut thrt The III units in.lu.le rlevrn air* advantages If I thought the ne* v/at rn .lent* were qulellv In cla*»e» (Jvias*:y craft control and wainmg _ ,, , ' m'“ l' r ' ' nrt " r 1**11" whila arciose.1 meeliag wf ’ J*71 V ~are " uw five signal llrhl construction o -c J * '* **’*• V " ,r the Itollln, chapter of American [wjMdmif v ho.p_.fal of th- ir gl | i lie * iv mi ■ ti « rti« |u r i «* i .qiitaiita i tint . ------ ... . with frdeiat n*i stale*», that ither parties and line, .-onimuniratinii it mtiai.li>. loi Full,right (D -A r k l said Asswiallut, of Uwlverrily IVofes- hospitals are toing Isttilt else­ S. nato ,-quadrons. t.s sl _. st. i*..ta . i rn.. . *s«ii.« Mil* t a i i i 'atr ill trif ilav »or» was called for late in the dav where, ami that people here Thl* call to non-flying " 'in * unit. i« j h- thought that the Culled S la t., lo protest the action. might never to say Ilia*, it Won’t ought lo l-e making plan- lo In nddlllmi to the molilligatlm, President of tlie local chapter ,1 ••Mllau-a ,1s. Page «is t decs that have gone out to JJ u.i lie A-llom b first, lie aigued l* Itnlpli Huntley, of the •clence fighter and light liombrr wing- that this country uiigl.t to main­ faculty. of the Air National Guard. Mon- tain the po-iitlnn Ilia'- It ill'ghl The list of those |o to- ill tn„*« d than half of these flying wing, al­ Use tin- Ihii ill any line Russia pin- following «rst|o,is of the Hoard Vokeil war thruugh a satellite. ready are <>n duty, the Air Force and the prvsldenl wa« Eisenhower .aid that il Kutsh of Tiustrr* •aid, and tin- remainder will I* ,1 aailau** lla l*aae Tsta. es-.-iii.-d iilsiul to get control of In service within a month. l l s s l l s s i * lla I'a a r a l* . The call up uf the IP units wil1 romplete the mohilitation of tin ORLANDO, Mar I.*— 4,11Air National Guard'* aircraft run More than IlMt horticultutists tn>l ami warning group*. One so-1 from .outheastrrn .tale, will at­ group was ordered Into servo-, At-'nxo Church, a former rr-l tend a three-dav annual meeting several months ago. ■lent of Sanford, died rrccntlv in of the *o,tin , ii tertian of tlie Due to the annual Pioneer Night All officers and men hrough N'ew Orb ill*, it wa, learned lien- American Society of Horticul­ Into service under today's orde, celebration at hake Marv. Satur­ Sunday. tural Science opening here Apr will serve 21 months unlrss th day night, tin- 8emln.de County Yhr parent* of Mr. Church ili.-d I Chr tutor of Commerce hu, .hang period Is extended by Congress. v. Ii'iv he wav very )oung and ed it* scheduled Tourist Club pro During the first day of the H 'o s lU a r a lia N a r l « “ l gram here to Mordav night. March he was raised by the tale Captain W EI.PARE BOARD and Mrs. II. E. Whitnrr, Die lat­ Unit No. I of the Stale Welfare It*. Manager Ed Whitney an te, an aunt, at their b-urve near Hoard, tinned today from the old rtouuerd this morning. hospital building at Fifth Street A program of entertainment iv Silvrr Lake. V I A i r F n r c i* S c h o o l A graduate of lire University „l ami Oak Avenue t„ its form, i tiring planned for the Monday II J lir I u n i i l l IIIM II location in the Meisch lluilding, it night p n g . am, and n bs-al gtooii the South at Suwannee, Mi. Church's first Job was with tinJ M A TH ER AIR FORCE RASE. waa announced by Mr*. Troy Ilav, will provide movie fur the occas­ ion. Refreshments will lie served E. Ingraham p*rtv, the first white Calif., Mar. 12— (Special) Con •upenriwr. men to rrosa the Everglades, serv­ stadinr T . de Wolski, son of Mr. The main office of the Hoard and it i* expected that more thui i* Room located in the real 308 persons will to prevent at thr ing In the capacity of "compass and Mr*. C. L. de Wolski of G>re<> man.” Thi* wa* in 1892. Acres, Sanford, iv IWW a student at of th* huilding. Mrs. Ray ha* 12 Tourist Center. Soon afterward hv entered the the t'S A E llomhaidm.-nt School nl mentors on her staff. Office hourReservations may tie made by Intiirance liusine** and moved to Mnlhv-r Air For.',' base, Calif. are from M OO A M. to 6:00 I' M telephoning Mr« W It LaFet New Orlean*. In January he and I The course he Iv taking wilt tra. 260-W Monday through Friday. Mr*. Churvh celebrated their got qualify de Wolski a, n„ Aerial drn w,-tiding anniver-ary. Observer, I lion,hard,,,cut I ami will Survivors include the widow; on, •nt die hi,,, lo wear tin- wing daughter, lauitr; two .on*. Ran •f the "1017", a. hr I* known in dr.tph and Alontn Lee Church and the Air Force. svveral grandchildren. Funeral This i* the second school the service* were scheduled In to held •nptain has attended since rr thl* afternoon in New Orlean. ■riving his commission in March of ‘ II In It'll' hr completed the Ail DIG FOt ll M F E T Tactical School at Tyndall An lit CAR L It \ Ill'll \s Force Rase, Fla. PARIS, Mar. 12 (At The f„„r (.'apt. de Wol.ki served av a power deputies opened their sec­ troop carrier pilot with the Hth ond week of tnrrOng- today, for­ Air Force in thr la t war. Aftr, tified iiy a French lunch designed termination of the wal, he weld to to "ease the tension." the 1.1th Air Force in PhilippineDelegate* from thr U. S , R„s. fur 26 month*. ■la, llrliain and France— who atr deadlocked in their effort* to nr C IIA D LEY R E IT S E D range a foreign minister*’ con­ M IAMI REACH, Mat. 12- ,,11~ ference— went to Pari*’ Rose Pai­ llnppy Chandler wa. again irfu.rd ne* directly from the lunch at a new eontraet a* ha.rball com­ which Foreign Minister Rotort missioner today by Du- Major leaSchuman wa* host. gar rluj, owner*. ID* present •i v t-n-y.-tvr runtrart expire. April O IL S TO V E EIRE tit, 1962. A defective oil stove resulted ,*n a fire that damaged the kltrhr,, GO/.II VISIT and content* In a home at Twelfth LONDON, Mar. 12 (11 Street and Olive Avenue at I blu bear of the ixland of Goto* o'clock Saturday afternoon. Rockingham Palace dl*cto*rd to At the same time a gras* fire day that Princes* Elisabeth will was raging to a wide eileni in vlxlt there later thl* month. the Drramwold seetlon, said Chief Go*., is the leaser of the tw. M. N. Cleveland. It took more main island* whirl, make up thi than three hour* of fire fighting Hiitl.ii naval luixtion of Malta. and backfiring under Ihr Chief* Primary purpose of Elisabeth'* direction before the threat of thr trip, which begins Mar. It*, will b fire was eased. No property to spend a while with husband damage waa reported. Prince Philip. Hr i* stationed at Malta with th* British Mediterran­ RESCUED ean Fleet, In whtrh he command, a C O V EN TR Y, frigate. Underworld Chiefs To Kirk. L e f f l e r Suj;Be Questioned Be­ Resi Countv Build Its Own Hospital fore TV Cameras Air Force C a l l s Ten Thousand Non Fl yi ng Personnel Koliins S tu d e n ts Protest Dismissal Of 19 Professors to Tourist Club Meet Delayed To Mar. It) W ASHINGTON.* Mai 12 t/P) [h r House Armed Scivicr. Com* miller l.nlay apiuovcJ low-nng the diall age lo 18 and tiv month., and Iriigthrning of the vcivi.r term to 26 month*. Chan man \jn.on (D-Cia) .aid the action wa. final and was taken "without objection." the Committee in clo-rd «e «•Ion is ronvidellop Brelloli l.y iv lion a rev|*«d version of i l.r lull intr.Hln.-isl I.) Yinson fm i-olting ti*e draft age tielow the present IPy ra i limit, evtrnding the period of service, and setting iq. a U n iv e r­ sal .Military Tra ining progiani for tin- -,'iitiirr. T lie II oimc hill differs in Sev­ ern! respect from till- one which the Senate passed Friday. Vinson I.a, |i)eitlrtrd ) pee.lv coiumiltre atqiroval. with the Is-■|>sof .retting the I.ill before the House ''»"»«• ' T h '' f,o m f-ommlltee r. Jivle.l two 1 nuerR*l .Militar> Irani- ,ng plan. Yin.on **id the committ.-e turne.l down "overwhelmingly" a mo­ tion l.y Rep, A rends iK -lllt to m a Kr two separate hills. Ity a vote of 17 to !!, ii«tapproved a motion l.y Reft Antierson (It-CalifI to set up twu title, in tire hill— on,- dealing with draft iliatiges and Die othei with U M T. Vinson *aid the trnop..|o.Eu­ rope controversy ha-l not yvt la*en I rought up. T h r House Republican nolirV roniiuillae last Friday adoptrd a (•'aailaa.e n* r , . , si*. Seminole C o u n t y F a i r Scheduled II o r t i cl i l t mists To Open Tonight The Semin.de County Fair. To Ifrld Throe-Day .|M>n*o,ev| Ity |’»«t 61, thr Ameri­ Legion, will often toidghl at Meet In Or la ndo ca,, tiiOtl o'clock uml will continue Alonxo Church Dies In New Orleans De Wolski Is Student Allied Soldiers Freed A fter Bed ‘Schooling’ lg thatr way hack In AlUad Una* fallowing at Communism** failed to hupregg th* bop*. l ewph A. cel Una. Batov*' H.fltCrl Lawton*. Aimtrslio, and U . O .otp X Pmrrta, Of All Sections Of Manpower Measure. R A IN F A L L Although the shower last niaht and early this morr'tig t tiPirt only 211 Inch of precipitation It waa welcomed hr grower* as th* end of a dry spelt which ha* lasted IS day*. It wa* the first rainfall during March. The la*t recorded rain wa* on Feb. 21, E. J. Hough, ton, weatherman, said thl* morn­ ing. horo of tko J w Uy today. Rare barked wake the Aurl and they escape children from quonset but ha Not *0 long •aid. ha triad to because the pup tbr.oigb Satut.lay, James IJ Gallow ay, la-gion Fair chairman, an­ no,, nerd thl* morning Drtcrihing the fax a. "bigger and better than ever", lie stated Dial two large lent- will house the .-xhlhil*. Among the out*iandm,r exhi­ bit - will be tiu-se of itn- Seminole County H om r Demon, ttat ion Club-, the Veteran u„ the Farm Training Cla*. and the Future Farmer*. Roy Scout tr»o|,*. The Florida Highway I'aiml and the state lia,n r and Fi-h Commi.,lon. Tire Seminole C.nint)- Chamber uf Commerce ha. brought ove> from the Central Florida Exhibi­ tion at Orlando the stage u|>on which it presented fashion show* These shows will to of 20 minute duration, *aid Manager Ed Whit­ ney. School children will tie admitted free to the fair on luitli Friday ■ml Saturday uftrtunun at from 1:'M) ta 1:00 I'.M. The P u ll Amusement Co., ha. charge ,.f thr midway. Two Hearings Hold In County Court Tw o preliminary bearing, were held in County Court Friday by Judge Douglas Hlrustrom. Ernest WnlU, who wa» charged with r,tiering the home of II M West, 814 Pine Street on Feb. 1(1 amt taking 176 In cash and a ta.lin, was ordered held under IldHW bond on a charge of breaking and entering. J . IL Krld was hound over foe action of the Circuit Court under 11,600 bond on a charge of armed robbery. The charge wa* brought by R. W. Ilarnex, Atlantic Coast Line yard foreman. The defendant i» a yard Snnford W eather High yesterday 78 Low today W Rain .11 Inrn. Normal March rain 2.71 inches The W eather JA C K S O N V ILL E . Mar. I 2 - i At 41 Atlanta 47 8 •14 Bistnark .18 Chicago e» r» 12 Denver 10 pee Moines 24 Fre*no 37 •14 48 16 New York Seattle 4.1 16 18 Washington 11 Winnipeg 17 •II Jacksonville •>6 .12 •Ul Miami 74 Tallahareee m 71 T im pa 80 64 .... al yiiiK �#* The Sanford Herald Increasing Longevity American boys entering employment at age 18 have GG chances in 100 of living to the retirement age of 65. For their grandfathers who started work around the turn of the century the chances of attaining age G5 were only 51 in 100. This is based upon a study by the Metropolitan Life Insurance t'ouipany of the improvement since 1900 in the chances of survival, During the first half of the 20th ccn* tury the expectation of life at birth in the United States has increased from -ill to 68 years. The outlook today for years of life after the age of retirement is more favorable than is generally realized, A ll • V i l a ,, , M l l - H . . a . J , *| with the i bailees about 58 in 100 that men at age 05 will tbaabs. r#*«lwll*es, ptorlam ellaa*. Sort satires a l ra frria la m ra te far live at least 10 years longer, the Metrn|>oltltnn notes. lbs r « i s » w nf ralalrta l a a l , . w ill I.ikelihisal that a man will survive from his 28rd to be f b a ria S las a l ssaalas a S ssrllsIss sales. his 52nd birthday, the usual interval from marriage until ttspsisralsS S a tla a a ilr H r talaaS ftewspaesr llreseaeala- the last child leaves the family, is about HR rhanres in 100, flies, Is r.. Mess S ark, I hlraas, lie - while at the turn of the century the chances were only 74 ♦rail. Haaaaa i l l , , at. Laal*. Tb s Itrr a ld Is a nsaabrr a l Ib r in 100. Aaaatlalsa l*rra« w blrh la s a llllM Chances of survival for women arc substantially more ttslsalvslr la lbs aar la r rseabll. sallaa a| a ll | | , |..,al a r s i p rlat»4 favorable than for men throughout life, according to the Is Ibis aetsapapsr, a , « ,| | aa all Metropolitan. At present a woman at age 23, the average Al* P b lfi atl«p«aieliM* age at which the first child is Isirn, has 04 chances in 100 _ M O N D A Y. MAIt. I t I I of living to her 19th birthday to witness the marriage of ‘ TO D A Y 'H BIBLE VERSE Nation* that arcept Cod aa Iheir her youngest child; in 1000 the figure was 80 in 100. "It is particularly fortunate that the mortality among guide need no iron curtain In ennreal Iheir poverty and wretched. young women Is very low," the company comments, "be­ neve. For this tlrxt Is our Hod muse many of them carry the responsibility of nurturing a forever and evert He will l*> <>ui young child. Currently about I in every 2 couples bus a guide unto death.— Fs, 48:14. child within two years of marriage." ,, Congrslulslioni lo John Gs.toThe results of the survival study arc seen by the com­ wsy upon hi* election at president pany ns having imi>ortant social anil economic implications ♦1 the Hond* T ax Collector* At In setting forth the chanrer that the head of a family may Mcialinn. not live until his children are self-supporting, or until the Cungialulalioi,* to Governor mortgage on his home is paid or other obligations to de* Waxen for removing Sheriff Cul* pendents have been met, and the probability that the wife bfrslh from office. A little laic per- will outlive her husband. "Fortunately, our country has lurge and ever-increas­ lupi but better Isle than never. ing provisions for meeting there contingencies through in! Piu! I .ate. foimei Sanford man. it mentioned a* a likely prospect for the office nf llilliborough county commmioner to lake the place of Elbert Moore whom Gov­ ernor Warren appointed sheriff in place of Hugh Culbrealh re­ cently indicted for graft. a || The Tampa Tribune points out nal administrative costs in Flori- budget }f more invrtligslnrs were hired for cstr iludirt. Actually it coil $2,395,000 last year to ■ire away 949.549,000 jn relief fund*, or about 4.8 percent. Alio, it tost $1.53 per care in Florida 10 administer old age assistance, th« c u r to term*. Ho m ight, for instance, have restored tempered with a national aver* th e Independence of Polandp but presum ably fear of a n ta ­ gonizing Auntria, a co-owner of Polish territo ry , prevented. age of $2.21. Al least two cabinet member*. Attorney General McGrath and Secretary of Commerce Sawyer, have come out sgsinil any form of censorship of ibr press what­ ever in the present emergency. "Experience from the days of Gutenberg down Ip moil modern pw**e»". ray* the Attorney Gen­ eral, "has shown that there is no Mch thing as a good end a sound pm* if it is coerced in iU freedom al opinion and its right to print Ike news is in any way inhibited or curtailed. The most abominable Mw^eper where freedom of the prou prevails is an enormous hn- eramen! official who hat been Doubtless the Pentagon la considering thto man-saving method of making war, and those bits of history influence our present policy. Uncle And Nephew T o 'th e questionable doctrine th a t a man m ust be held responsible for his most casual associates has been added lately the even stra n g e r notion th a t he should be condemned If any of his relatives seem to be undesirable. Had this ides prevailed in 1899, Edward F. Croker m ight never have become New York C ity's most famous fire chief. Ho was the nephew o f th e Tam m any boss of the day, Richard Croker, arid doubtless was not in juried by th at relationship when the tim e came to pick a head for th e fire departm ent. Despite the suspicion attach in g to hln appoint* m eat, hu made good, «ud continually risked his life in at* tempts to get aa near us possible to the center of a big fire. H r served from 1899 to 1911, and afterw ards lived in re­ tirem ent tijl his recant death a t 87. i unde Richard is rem em bered as a particularly un­ is type of political m achine head. He waa linked w ith an E ast Side gang In his younger daya, and w riters have suggested th a t ho never shook off th e charac­ teristics of th at period or his llfr. Lincoln Sterfenn, tho Journalist investigator of bonses, called him "kind and sw eet." Apparently no o th er historian saw those qualities in him. His downfall came when he frankly told a legisla­ tive Investigating com m ittee th a t he waa working fo r his pocket all the tim e. Thu voters rose up, tossed o u t T»m> many and Croker w ith It. He took hia gaina to Ireland and there ended his days. Edward Croker did much to redeem the unhappy as­ sociation of th e fam ily nam e. The poaslblllty should ba remembered when o th ers a re attacked because of th e ir re­ latives. • S Accepted At Emory D entistry S c h o o l ATLANTA. Os. Mar. 1 2 (Special)—John William Kpp* By R USSELL KAY L v .rM V -* * W* * ' 1 r* **•*.. »:* a* 1 dR *ijL ' . .* ***,! ■ >■ ‘ . . ■. ■n Crosby R ift Seen In Union Readies Blow Wife’s Trip Aboard At A rgentine Paper B U EN O S AIRES, Argentina, NEW YORK, Mar. 12-OF)IHaie law Crosby, wife nf singer Mar. 12— o il— The governmentKing Cro*by, boarded a plane to­ •upported General Confederation day for a three-month lour of of Labor today readird anajhrr Europe and told reporters thsy •wine at the apparently doomed could make their own story on hei inti-Pernn newspaper La Fren*a. Tha Union ordered it* 4,000,000 marital status. Reporters asked her if there membera to slop work for lb were anv truth in recurring rumors minutes tomorrow as tt show of of a lift between her and her Mrrngth against the Journal, which has not published since a husUnd. "No comment," she said. "You union boycott and striku started Jan 24. can mak# your own story." There appeared little chance Ashed if she airbed to deny thi reports,-she said: '■ tha paper would appear again under lla present management, "I do not want in make any which opposes tho regime of Procomment." sident Juan IVynn. Mr*. Crosby travelled t board a Fan-Amerlean World Airline, plane for Amsterdam. Holland. Hhe was aermnpanled by Dr. and Mrs. George J. Hummer, of Santa Monica, Cal If„ sod her secretary, M ill flenrgfna Hardwick. Uummer said they-would visit Spain, Italy, France, Western Germany, BwItaerDivt, Denmark. England and Ireland. They ire due to return to the United States in June. Rollins College Prwm Pag* Qg«l mobile* r rented quit* a parking problem, ami as the cars filled ths narking area by hundreds, volun­ teer* had to he railed for to as­ sist in unscrambling the Jam. (Drvlng of the berbeeued meat, Including pork and beef, augment­ ed by roost rabbi! and frta d fU h aide*. OH# Malhlcux. and ■raw, "• m n u i, Ted »n<i Hob Williams, 1 » ftutocr, Al Cos. Brawn Milter end Larry Josses, The men were nearly ."swamp­ ed" and live women of the Cen­ tral Florida Rabbit Breeders As­ sociation of Orlando came to the reslnt by assisting them and handing out lha pittas of food. These Include Mrs. 0- W. Baber, Mrs. H. R. Skinner, Miss J . Mill­ er, Mrs. O. W. Osty and Mr* ff. D. Ru rased, Mrs. E. L. Ktllngisome worth, president of the Associa­ tion, wLleh supplied rabbit meet for the barbecue, was also pre­ sent. The Initial sal# of the miocellan- aoua auction woo a hunch of rellarrts at fire coat*. Rale of other produce and of articles continued untufiiM r. M. Auctioneer Jones upernted usr Use newly completed platform. An­ other platform la due to ho com­ puted toon. The focitlUea will In- H orticulturisU Increased Volume InStrawberries Forecast For Week JA C K S O N V ILLE , Mar. 12— (Special)— T h e first strawberries of this season moved out of the StaFke State Farmers' Market during Use past week and volume It expect*d to ineresMt by the end of the current. week," arrant ing ts information received in the offire of William G Wilson. Director i <<tf Htatr Markets. flhtrtnr the past five- day ruse, lion •ptitnd /MLIM bushel filed crate* of iotnatra Irough a gross reveiue of flirt,•WUi.'iJ'S lo Brow­ ers on the Kin lids City State Farmers’ Market. Friers rangv i from II oft to tlOJIQ per crate A - light volume of Pole bean* sold from 42-)F> to 13.04; squoah 90e lo fi.Vft and string Mans I U 0 to -2.1K "A total af< JftjW# crest*, of strawberries averaged 103/Sc per pint on the Plant CUy State Farmers’ Markett during the past six day period. Total grass re­ venue to growers exceed l l T t r 000. This Is an increase over the previous week. If warm weather conditions continue, volume (a ex­ pected to decrease. "Word front the Fort Fierce Blate Farmers’ Market states, weather conditions permitting, they anticipate a light move­ ment of spring vegetables and approximately 10V. of lha es­ timated 7,000 arrre of tomatoes to begin 'A pril 1st, Ifttt Darting April Uhls to IBth sad the bal­ ance starting ths IslUr part of April. ■Spring Vegetable crops are re­ ported making good progress In the Wauchou SUte F irm ere’ Market area though dry weather Is making irrigation In some sec­ tions necessary. Cucumbers are expected to begin moving to the market within the next two to three weeks. "A light volume of pepper, eggplant and squash .■onllnue to move In lha Fort Myers State Market srea wilh a good vulttma of cucumber* anticipate I around April 1st. "The Sanford Buie Farmers* Market moved out in one day Heavy movement of citrus and a wide variety of vrgsUbles con­ tinued throughout the week. Good demand held on moil mm modi* ties though prices slipped off slightly. Sales totaled 144.029 units vulueri at 943M44.lt VKRO BEACH — The way Florida Is growing now a fellow has to visit a community every month or so to reeogniss tha place. I hadn't been vu m u i»e,m iur sseveral years and drove over last wreic to makt arrangements tor tne spring convention of tho clotnia Frets Association to be held there April 4. I, H. I hardly knew the place. It seemed lisrly they had lorn down ■II the old landmarks I used to know and have replaced tneut with lieautlful new modernistic buildings. The residential area is also taking on that new look with building in evidence every, where. Two civic projccta are well under way, a new hospital and an attractive youth center. Dropped In for a vl*it with genial Mayor Ales MacWilliam, who is also representative of In­ dian River County In the legisla. ture. Alex ts genuinely disturbed over the rising death rate due to automobile accident* on our highways and is equally disturbed over methods employed by local peare officers In handling traffic casra. Home communities, he jminlcd out, pay little attention tu law enforcement of traffic regula­ tion otrr than in the operation of "speed traps.*' Hr plans to present a bill in the legislature drsigned to do away with this nasty racket and at the same tintprovide for better statewide rn. loirrmrnt regulations by respon­ sible, carefully trained officers, tohllrr* in Korea and to prepare His bill would establish a state­ wide speed limit of 60 miles an hour and he would arrange to have Htatr Highway patrolmen stationed at each gateway to the state who would contact all motorists, officially welcome them to our state and tirrsent them with a booklet or literature ex* plaining traffic regulations. It would he the duty of the patrolmen to assure our. visitors that they were welcome guests, that we wanted them to enjov every minute of their stay with us RIIU| and, m at\ pm ths same WIHS( time, ws we 'll« wtrt concerned with their aafrtv on our highways and they could help tremendously by observing our traffic regulations which would lie rlgl«Uy enforced. The hill would rxtend highway authority to the Slate even thmugh municipalities enithrough highway* financed by the State and tala would servo to eliminate the “aueeed trap” racket that in of their driven' Ikrnie if they do not observe the law, it will m u lt in sharply reducing the number of accidents on our highways. MacWilliam is not the only one concerned with our highway safety problem and last week Marvin L. Holloway, manager of the Tampa Motor Club, urged that safety education in our grade and high schools be stepped up as another mean* of meeting tne, serious highway safety problem. "The state's alarming death toll for 11(50 should serve as a fo:cefnl rrtnimler to the public that even more teaching of the prin riple* of safety, to pioperly train the drivers of tomorruw, is a necessity and vital subject for futurr classroom planning,” Hollo, way paints out. Taking issue with Senator Bay­ ard of St. retenburg. who re­ cently termed driver training In our schools a "frill." Holloway said national safety experts re. prntrdly pay high tribute to th j driver training pr gram, coupled with intensive safety lessons in thee classroom. It has consist, rntly rrduerd the number of mo. tor accidents among teen-ager* wherever it hss been constructive, ly employed. Drivrr education Is currenMv offered students as an elect!va subject In approximately CO Flor., Ida high schools. It it an ap. proved morse at most institutions of higher Iearning. It mul/* — Ml l«r expanded to cover Junior high school* and should result in safer driving for everyone. Why spend thousands of dollars In educating a bnv or girl only to have it nullified through one fatal traffic accident? Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co. 214 SANFO RD AV E. Phone 1361 C O U R TEO U S SER VICE PRICES R IG H T Q U A L IT Y M ER C H AN D ISE Are You One Of The MilKoii? By V. .B lttli* ' TVoraton; Drug Co. * It N 'estimated that over a million people in the United Slates have diabetes and are not aware of It. Not until their condition be­ comes serious will medical ad­ vice seem Imperative. Then treatment may mean great and difficult changes In habits of living. Whereas, If all cases of diabetes could be recognised hi the early alano, control would be aa easier matter. For the diabetic a dependa­ ble pharmacy makes self care simpler. Hera all requirements A L T © IN S U R A N C E Savings in Cant (o Good D riven ' r ^ g g U SED C A R S Buy A Dependabl "Movement of raring crepe is heavy In tha Fahokse S ta ll Formers' Market area, mere than a hundred farm per day, mad this Ho U chairman of ths Ar- Is expected to douhie about April rtnret Committee, 1st xnlh good weather prevailing. lowing tha nrmenlallsn of Celery and rsMsrge lead w ith papers, tha' bortloulUirisU rant, pepper, col lords, and tur- 1M7 PLYMOUTH SEDAN ueatlon In Mist sUto, and later attended Lewis Polytschnt- Instltuta In Chicago before taking w railroad clerical work In his home 1947 DODGE SEDAN served hr World War I. «n and William Howard Rungs of taring as a private and amvrginSaufon) hav* been accepted by the wlth rank of captain, *n<t *••• Emory University School of DenUstry. according to announcement this weak by Doan Jobs Buhlsr. Too Late To Classify <StiV W I L W O * p M arket Opening Galloway Elected •tic recalls (Hal the f i r s t r« U War had its origin in this M* vicinity long before Core retrm became a vital fsrior is Dild pulilice. Then the Archduke iti n snA heir apporwi to the Severing Diplomatic Relations With Comm on Sense How To Fight Russia The way to fight Russia, nccorrllng to Hanson W. fluidAlthough there has been a greil tfbtUge of labor in Florida. as well win. military writer for the Now York Time«, is to attack ■i well a* of all kinds of employes, itn extremities Napoleon nml Hitler demonstrated for nil during the list year, the sum of time the folly of an Invairion of the Russian Interior. The $7,691,000 was paid by the Stale better course wan taken in .the Crimean War of 1853-56. ip jobless benefits, that is compen­ Then England and France nttnrked the Crimea, at the sation for not working. However, (southern tip of Riinnla, laying siege to the naval fortran* of $i| at this may seem under the rcumslniscrs, it compares very vorabiy with the previous year tfhen $11,141,000 was paid for imt working. The 2(8 h annual Pioneer Night will be held in l.skc Mary next Saturday night. Started bark m the mid-7920* by Frank Evani, these Pioneer Night* have come lo be looked upon si ose of the outstanding annual occsrioa* honorleg pioneers anywhere in ibis pelt wf Florida. They tome by die •core* from mile* around, repreMMiag practically event slate in Im union, to gel together, renew old acquaintance! end to enjoy ah outstanding program ably presided over by the inimitable Frank Evan*. MONDAY MAR. 1 2 ,1 9 5 1 TH E SANFORD HERA LD , SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TW O 1946 BUICK SEDAN 3 ' DODQB S t —.- . - •.vy, p . . > > : �I 7T MONPAY MAR. 12, 1951 THE 8ANFOUD HERALD, SANKOHI), FUW1DA Flower Show Aided By Hibiscus Circle Social A n d Personal Activities MONK n s Social Calendar Final arrangement* were made hy the llitd»eu* Circle of the Garden Cluh to help witr. tin flower »how to be Mar. 'JO-30 at the Parish Itou»e. the meeting waa at the home of Mr*. A. It. Mrltaney with Mr*. Charlr* Mnrrl*on u* ro-hn*te**. Mr*. Michael Uittson, chairman, pretided over the business meet­ MU* Daphne Connelly and Jo*.1 Mr*. Miriam Ku-*e|i 1* -pend ing and plant* weir sold to the Shraruu-e were honored Saturday evening with a buffet *up|>e, given ing trverai day* In .Meitaiurnr mrrnher* for the lienifit of the circle. with Mr* il. B. Smith. l>V Mlaa Itilon Baker. It< frenhment* were served to The Baker home win attractiveItalph Siriani Itft Friday .'or |the following: Mr*. Morrison, ly derurated throughout with azalea*, and greenery. Mra. W. K. Hoalitn, Mat-, where he will spend Mr* (iin.-uin, Mr*. John Ludwig, Mr*. H. I„ Dann, Mr*. Fred Zer* Baker ami Mi*s Duncan Baker a<* several day*. j rentier, Mr*, Joe Melaeii, Ml*. sited the hottr*» In serving. Mi*. Bolter! Iligtileyt; IVilluwlng the supper hridge Baltimore, Md. U visiting her Joitii Fog, Mr*. It. C. K-hrly. and canasta »a* enjoyed hy Mr. mother ami father-in-law, Mr. Mr*. J . It. June* and Mr*. H. C. DuBoae. ami . .Mr*. . , Joe. Baker,„ Mr. . and , Mi ,, . and Mr*. S. I). Hlghlryman. Alto Mra. F. Sandler. Mr*. J. m *t.. *?*' "ft*. ^ ' and Mr*, Cut, Mr*. K, F. Moule, Mr*. W. i* j!> '\<^ t* M-'Kaiei DingMr. and Mr*. II. Juniu* Brown II. Stewart, Mr*. J. B. William*. f-,.,der’- Mi" Kluabeth liy.on, and and children o| New York City Mr*. J. P. Thurmond. Mr*. J. Mi»* liuncan Raker. . i.„ __ . j have arrived ill Sanford to makr J. Carver, Mr*. E. B. Hctney, Aim Bill Shoemaker, f r a n k , hrir ho|nr Mr*. A. B. Stevrn*. Mr*. Henry Meiiane, Jr., Boti Greenwntal ami Schumacher, Mr*. B. C. ROsson. Cleim I.ingle. Mr*. (I. J Miller had a* hrr Mr*. W. C. Smith ami Mi*. Megue«1« over I he werkend Chief Raney. Pham. Mat)' Oliver J Millet and family. Miss Baker Honors Miss Daphne Connelly ersonals MONDAY Under the spoitronhip of the Bela Sigma Phi Kururity, I lit- re­ ceptionist at thf Feriiald.laui;hlun Memorial Hospital will I*Mrs. Walter Turner. £ Tlir regular meeting of tin Bainbow Ulrla will be at 8:00 1‘. M. at the Masonic Malt. All member* are urged tn attend. TU E S D A Y The Woman** Bible Class nl the Flr»t Baptist Church will meet at 7:30 I*. M. at the home of Mr*. M. C. Hagan 708 Park Avenue with Mr*. J. A. Strange and Mr* II II. Newman a* co-ho»te*»e*. Under the sponsorship of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority the reception. Dyt t at the Fctnahl.Laughton Memorial Hospital will !.«• Mi** Hetty Mo<ire. The Junior High P T. A. will ----------Mr*. Ilornlliy Cor rod! had a meet at 3:.‘!u I*. M. at the school. The Palm Curie of the Carden i her guest* for »evet«l ilay* Mr*, The Pilot Cluh will hold it* dinner meeting in the Yaeht Club Club nut at the Gurdtn Center I Ituliert Keininrr ami MU* Hilda at *1:30 P. M. for luneheon on Friday. Mr*. Moore both of Daytona llearh. The Unity Cla»* will meet a! 11 C. Miller wa. hoite... a .— ------A. Smith, the Voider Hotel at J ISO P. M. by Mr*. B. K Miller und with Mr*. Carolyn Par*un. a*Mr' Georg. William*. Jr. who U confine,! to Orange Mc.n teacher. The public 1* Invited. An *f,lk *,‘wplul ln u ,r ' _ The Chart! Choi, of the Fir*. **"- ■ « Mcla.lln r«r«rd a* very critical. Aiaptlnt Church will hold reheat pillowed. At the hrnine** meet- | ---------„i «. i* \i log which followed Mr*. Herman , ■*” . anti Sit*. ICnl|di Austin W FlivK S II \V Jacobson announced plan* for the hmith, Jr. of Knovville, Tenn. ale Mrs.Miller Entertains Garden Club Circle C\t AI)1() ST A I’T()N**' . tV.T.R.R* |0« «it\ <t r» t ei « liD ;a,i ; it i v *,ao •i*n • fit I’lit* Lamplighter m K •*JFl!Ol*» ll» •*/»!• V.irltif II rII Mw i Tin- Min<) NlKhl IMIlnf » .l l l f . i l flw*l A I Of r a«» h ’ p Imi.*» ifiHF* By M V I I N \ o i .V M M . Delta kappa ( Jammu bv,vlr111*-how . which «»* rnarrated ,, •* . \V C. Fleming at (lives I'asllioil S l l U U in-.l t,y rlu Yowell Co. a * , pre- -eiited. The miHlrU Were Mr*. •The Annual Aib,even,cm Day” A fashion .bow was li«ld at tbc JuBa ltlair„ MU* N y r» AflMw, of the Horn* Dcmorutiat.on Cluh I meeting of the Beta Chapter of MU* I ern Ku»*ell, Mi**^Bette ^.ou was held at the *cte*d auditorium1 |t,.|t„ Kapna Caiiima, Teacher** Kbarton. Mi** France* McQuarrie, The Lawton *tory of ‘'The Tuesday afternoon. Many twautiful Honor Society. Saturday .,t the Mi*» Betty Foard, MU* Kate Prince of Peace’* W coming to urtirlr^ wrrr on exhibit nn«l I'nrtin, Fittle Mi»* Kay Ivey and Ma\fmr Inn. Sanford in nUnit a week. Thi* „UJt|>, r hr|l( t„ to Ilowing the lunchron, the Justine Lynch. pictur. i* different from any that 8|&) (v M visitor* attemle,! from Ml*s Ann Lovell played several you have ever »*en il pamllci*. DeLand, Santnrd uit.i Enterprio on her violin. After the program though it i* much longer, the rcTh(1 f„t ,.xt,ti.it w. r, Founder's Day wa* celebrated rent short called "You can Change »„ follow*: Mr* Leila W. .»lwui will) a cnndleiight ceremony with tb. World*' Il has a message for M e. f . M . ............... i Mi .1 (' Mile in'll ami her comeviryone. amt critic* Imvc nc. a„.| Mr* ti. I'utk.i <f Ln t.i,ii . Mr*. A W Epps cho * ’Wild • • «***• •*‘"igr claimed il in a variety of eulogi*These wuimii won blur ribtain I In Beta Chanter i» composed lu Icrin*. Mr*. William Cracrlle f", u„ F l'i w c i - lu Ibis l.o c n lit) ' l'i ll" ,.f Seminole, Orange, Volude, topi, uf tier talk at lln- Inc) ling •f I'rwturrd h» lUllnisik I'ro- uluminum tray; M r . I".- M a -m |1 . ml it m ill and I ake counduct hi,i* “'Ihe I'rince of I'eare" coffee pitcher; M, I rank tii-nge tin- Dm GaiAnn* Cii. I. which Gi Memliei from Seminole II U i« bv-rd on the annual Faster* . \rgetable*; Mrt Jeltklu*<>n Pol at tile tlollle of Mi i a,. Mr* Nancy Brock, Wilke Fiiiiay. I’lZ n n l. eiitUionrd and ef- dress form; \|, I Ma-ti1,* m. Mi- FliziiU'tli l.yinli, Mr*. It. C. M i- II II Mi Fa din, tliuitmnn, Mnsw e ll M,» J. ('. Mitchell, Mr*. frrted In the lale ' Itrv M-rk Mr*. |*. “ u lv. i-hil'I’ i'iT* , loU'iiu i.ii-n i,., ,., , , ibe Hireling and I,l.uttle Nix. Mr* M. B. J(mith, Mallork of Law ton, tiki*. Be­ Mr*. J. Ma*ter-, flowers; M r- i lieving lint the variou* Inci­ Jenkinion, rpjill, crocheted to-. In ant lepoit* from committee Mi* Anni.i Thompson, >»*■*• dent* in the life of FhrUt would •pretl, tatile cloth, needle work chairmen. Mr* living Flei-ehvr, MHii„- s . I «<"t MU* Both Hand. flower -Inn* chairman, announced tatting, and I toedieted pin i u*lilon. lake on a deeper inranlnc II *cled oul by everyday people. Mr*. J. Elliot ami Mi* .1 W D tin D im Gardener* Circle wuunl K have charge of olinlatun «n .i ,' Matlock began the building of iliHiir, pillow ca*es; M rF nu nt- at the floWet *hou t|a I hi* pagesnl project many year* Crorge, sternll work nod Mi A N T U M T .S I t III •irte u«in* Ihe *piclou« environ* Jenkilnom ami Mr- II ttstcen J'.‘ and 3(1 cut work. of l aw Ion for the adventure. M l- I F Batten nud Mr- I! I IN K In the early '30*. a new rite A l*o Mr*. I’ 1'iety, neetlb- poiiri |!oli|*on wni welcorii.-il ’■ »■ found, that in the Wichita work: Mr* J. Master* ami Mr cirrle a* new memtier* Mountain* Each yent increasing I'. I'iety, fruit arrangement' I’bo-e pre-e)>f wel» Mr- Will e, .A S S A miiul.e,. of |'r.i|)ti come to sec Mr*. J. \|*•- 1s-r- . uphiil-tery ami Ml Hull) ll. Mi, Urdu Ml ilii- religlou* pageant, pronounced cr*a'hetrsl afghati, ami Mi* I ton Mit'n-lin. Mi* Epp*, 'I t - I lei a* one of ihe finest in the world: George, palmetto unit, iliri, Ml* l lyili Itniii-'-y. Mi and. ton, each year the pageant I'anned food award* went lo II N Kayer Mra, f S " i improve*! became somehow even M i- lv I’iety, Mr* 1 llaatei Mra H N IHackwelrlei Mr* more •wn.it i Fnl than it* pri dec ■ and Mr*. II fldrrri tw o MILKS John linger*. Mr- l*. II I'akei, 4*02 Ward -pread f**t until this rh« city SHckei ■" Our Nell Mi* W D Gntdinei, Mr* " G annual .vent wu, witnessed by j, BIMU ot - r |(IH,) Flenimg.Mr- Mro Smith, Mr* NtiltTM OF ML DOG T it \CK tHHiiiy h u ik lrn U uf |fi' *#|*I ** ft miii Mini it or iu in Frf«ln> iifnc Ii i m h -imi \ '« l S m ith itinl 'It S * I tick•rerv -lute in the country. j.. \| Member* "f the F, I \ Itev \\ ailiick ilie«| in t'*tK—pon-oring it Ju*t ht the completion of the Mr*. D Harwood und Mi filming of ihe scenes from “ The |, ,|„ Wood ,.f lh l and pent W.d I’rince of I’eace”. Ill* energy wa* „r*day Mr I' I I’lrtv and -lu-nt ami hi* dream wa* roll Matina Dunning. •umated. In the picture, Itev. WalMra. Ann Gb-thu-b and told.. , I - k -Will Irn playe.1 l.y I»rre*i „ f ............ m, Injjul. It will lo 1 play Within <>|,..1|ll(.h.t ................ . Ml •' l»l*V id’ ll Th e aeli.r* will 1-nltay william .'ollry )"tb tliemseve* n* Weil n- Mtnto W ilb u r /.Inim e i ul Y o u n g sto w n , Biblical personality in the pa- t ). spent YVrdlii'-dov ivlth G C g< an!. llo -tt, k and fam ily t „ ( , „ d F I ......h i- I r iila v . M i r . h tu I ’f'il P M. Gingir I'rilvcr, »lx year old llll P M P vt. A lb e it pell i* leaving fur newly di*ruvrrrd talent, <nmr* G o a l la k e * N aval I n n ,-in . ...........I, C o o iiiv mi w .thin an are a uf !-N.,V mother in mar *lraling Ihe *h„w. She ran sehmil w b e ir lie w ill in! » » I * , lt .,1 l . > li e, lie, hallil . li t t le g i l l * , c .iid ia ll) 3o nnb •ing, art, and danir. Mill** I week* e m il-e m lb idol l i t liin , , 1. I*, i r , |taliy Cont* - I l i f l e n i prize* w i l l t e ,i,„l l.oj l •ealy, a citizen of l.awlnu. ■'inn woi 1 aw aid) d I tl.t U Ionite- l ain, . ig> from 1 month , I y l ., play* ihe pail Ilf Jr*us *« well Mr* J Mi I n , ami 'bittglit) | VI ., .') >1 - . f vi *.. of age. yi*. i >, Hut hr i« under Hollywood cun- Jian were in Jacksonville ami St Iracl. The rr«1 «f the ca«t I* Augustine over the Weekend visit fudge* wi.o w lw t !'■<tii. • gut and band*....eat Ixil in evrrilcnt— and well liny mu*l lug Mr*. F. IF Ilufcli at Jucksun .-m il g rou p Will In I tom out « l n m n . ........ mil liu lily » ill ll*' tw In elicit *nrh warm word* of villi' nml Mi* Fn -I Kionenlo-lU', ,h n v )f, llal.it- w ill lo- lo t . II on ’ . i f IN PI ItS O N n c ..... panted praUr from highly selective In St. Augustine. hv one of ihelr parent* rolumnUla and radio |rer*onaliSe ve ra l uf tbe " It n d liiih iH 'd l!> gtsier your l»al»v » a ’ lv <* o* t " avoid Ho* rush. Ih e Ilea. were In O ila m lo W 'eilneolay u ig b ' f o - i fio ttthii-* reglste rrvl and iiu a lillr d w ill receive a love ly To *ay anymore ut*iut " I’rince to attend Hie t'nnferenee of duvet,ir >.ii the stag* Ite g l-d ia lm i, op, n • I h lli- Ylaicli K ill, ll*ul of Peace” wtnild lie to *ay too Ilridherhomlir v. M , ...... close >'• i M a irl -. i I ..' fi 10 I*. M . Xirtt The W. M S «!«■ ultu’M uiK thi* much. It t* an extraordinary lilm, do not tiov, l(. havi yoin I nl'V w ith you In le g ,-te r. » spiritual adventure the effect "We, 1,, nf I'raypr** vkiiIi i hi­ I'm yri ,.f vvhlcli wcitil'l lie much the »aiiie flour nt 11:00 A M r«ih tliy untl H u ,n ig h lb. c o iirli y id I nm l,to n '- liinw S lo ie , M a m S t., a* If you *nw and heard n Sunri*e Thtll r.tluy unh a *ucurtt iii noon S a n fo n i. I i.i . i n ’ i -iia t io i t ' ad p iu it,-r w ill •- m aintained nl The work of piilidtiu’ il.' ilt'.ji!' Service, or a High Mn**, “ Prince then 1m . W ill M I ItS R e gi-il > y .n ii luitiv w ith on, th n u g h t i* pro* of It"'■ llapil-l Clou.ii <d peace” i* e»p*-dally a "family in m ind ' tiieol S p o il -ina n full" If ve in baby yvin* a s o rp tive , picture." ll represent* a welcome grooving nicely. Mi Bui[ftillt if m d no di-appnii li n e d Y "o , i l u i om i - -n licile d . tlllllllf the Wolk. ami timely change. Matina Doimttig -p.,,1 Fue*dav "Tin Mudlark" -tarring Irene F in T w y inan i "n iin n n d i i l 'liar I , - Y'mloplch, t h n irin a n vvill, tier daughter, Mt.< ,\l'. ill Pen y. in Sanfotd who i* ill. In n F la w f in d A I ■-til K n d < i, I'M inm ilGs no n By TOM D O Y L B Mrs. kpps Talks On Local Wild Flowers ta n S. l SILVEH Ii llu* Got (Ion Shops .t t E " r 5 A h“ w "* ^ ' - ,d M*r ^ n*%ire°n. n i n :£ .h ,VptlonUt' at the' Fernahl-UnghT,1« Chairman. Mr*. J H. Carl-1 Au»‘ ,n Sr. r..„ Memorial II..spiral will I* V.'"’ ** biter from Ml** I iillrit .Vm i Imhf ..................... IL It. Cray. County Bead Super- !.«,<#* 1% V*11|fifi jr I -ri fir Or I* Mr*. Wallet Merriwelhei. M,"> * s L«mp(*.t. !;H,ov -d the Beautification Utduhnt, I* ie|M,rte.| recuperat­ 1 41 3«l llhfllf With The Met....list Church Prayer ! '" '-I" ;* »h*' Beaut.fleal lor ing, nicely after a recent opera- 11:00 N\f ’*wf Aftit I ji <> Meeting In McKinley Hull at 7 .C * V«"mltlee "f <h* * l-'ldn Slat* tlon at the Orange Cenrral Hos­ 11:1* f*rr Chamber of Commerro in O r­ T t I » II % I P.M. pital in Orlando. T T ir Ittirttim •'lift* »yer Meeting rentier u lando Mur. Hi. This cominltt**" The Prayer 4 1.. \n t * ., , , . , the Kir-1 itaptist Chuf) h will I.. will offer pith* for the I'Canti•j : WrMrfit JlliliMirft of our State and gai- .M*** h i w y Jean Appleby and € Tioo ,HFY*n Ml l«Mb I ‘lull Bkl 7 30 P M \v......nlthoe mu 'luil' fu-ation .In. .hit. ineliilrri* nrg.al MU* Anna Lorley have returned : N**m» of "F.vrry Cbrlatian'* lot,'*. lu let pri-.nt. lo < ^wr«iri! W. 1140 M *if nl (tit Hixirir l!tiMt*»n TH Jn.H DAY Vm lrf f'ttfe» f 9 l l Tlie Itoyal Amlras‘ folor of tto- • Thu «• prevent inclin|r*l Mr*. *'i Atlanta •Her *plnding the VI*Hello In I|u*)ir H iiftil AI in* F ir-I Baplist t'hur'h will meet a' McCaslln. Mi*. J. F, Dutton, a **'rkeiul Dn-ir loitent*. I i U I *1111 li'tff-di Vi I )f ran the church at 7:1k) PM in th, new member, Mr*. B. B. Butllff, Mr. amt Mr*. Jame* Spenrer of V:l«» W i j -rf iKnic Ork Mi*. W. IL Catner, Mr*. II. It. Phetcnn class room, W Ii*•i«* |*r*»f i»* Tf#*1* Detroit, Mich, spent several day* The IhriigU Jrd<e Junhn Bro Duncan, Mr- W, II. Duncan, Mr*. “ io*» I"III iffi 1‘dMtlF ^*** week with Mr. Spencer * bro 1 H» U I H*o. I O irt. v|»i*i* tin'choral will meet at the First James Toll, Mr*. Jacobaon, Mr*. liter ami sl-ter ln-law, Mr. and 10: Jo Vr « M Baptist Churrh tonight at 7:30 L. Munson, Mra. William*. Jr., Mr*. I - K. Sjrencer. |0(n Mrloety I I i r m I bf Mr*. Miller, Mr*. Glh*on Bate*, r.M . 10:44 f'nrtnt-n t Mr*. Carlton, Mra. M. T. Ilaynr*. The Men'* Brotherhood of th* o«* O trh H in Anti Sfi*» Friend* uf L. A. Palmer will 11 Mr*. W. W. Tyre, Mr*. II. K. VlftrnllllE Visflrll. * First Ba|di*t Church will hav# regrrt tn learn that he U con­ II II IIJO ! V|u«it lljHrall Evan* Mrs. K. I Ley ami Mr*. £heir Suiipei ami Program meet­ fined tn Orange Memorial Hos­ M il- leOyniFii ■ i 'jiII T*i !'r*v»r ing in the Memorial Edueatloou 11 C. Cake*. pital In Orlando where he will IJlfO VVitflif At S’lmri ftulhiino *<miehr *r f :3o P.M HotJIft Farm l>ir«**t undergo a major operation 13:14 I It lo lio n r|i*t) Seminole Chapter Nr). 3 of Wednesday. Itoo Politilfir Hlar O. E. 8. will meet at the Masonic Irfi I**11ffl Afiirrlvattn Hall at h:0tl P. M David B. Ilurgeton. seaman re­ ItSo N r k » 1:14 V|tin|t 41 Vonrtlr FRIDAY cruit, USN, sun of Mr and Mr*. 3 oo liar Nitfir llmitii The Azalea Cirrle of the Carden Mis* IVrlita Andrew* daughter , Jnhn S. Ilurgeton of Sanford, U JtOit U **rf«l A* Titre r Club will, havr a tapdred did' of Mr. ami Mr*. C. F. ,Andrew* undergoing recruit training at 3:1 V T* »*!«)'• .mm *upp»r at ibe Carihd, renier* n i, of Archer, Fla., ami Lt. Comdr. Ihe world'* large*! Naval Train­ SiJ” llli*1 Xftd tf*,»*111itw• 3:|3 V«.iir itPiiifiri F i h ip « 7:IHl P. M. Janie* A. Tew, non uf Mr*. L. K ing Center, Creat Lake*, III. t (mi •ink’ t.*ivrrit Pam Tew, were marrieil Feh. J4 at • SO Net** little girl who wanted tn *U In the I'reahyteilati Chinch in Ity Mr*. B. C. Mrthvln. Mr*. C. 8. • I Qllcen'* throne and did Irene Calnesville, with Dr. U. S. Cordon Winn, Kliiabeth Mrthvln, Tommy u:Ru Thm llltM HNyihlii ! feint Dutin's performance ha* been l i t * t-p o ri. K in a Ilf I •»* lh rB R V A T T i officiating. Methvin am! Tonya Winn left to­ Iran N*w, ptni-ed from Maine to rullfornta. only atiendent waa day for Tampa where they will at­ * I* Miilunl Mv,k,i llrtM.rl You shitillil like “The Mudlark". Mr*. Norton Dale and daughter* l -j Ester Jean and Betsey, uf Olcolt. ‘ h*rl" McCehe,. tend the “Capping ExrrcUc*" uf X ti) Tw illalit Dona* « il» Mioiri1 ‘niDdtail* .VI II,line Willi llu-li' Serving a* bed matt MU* Emma Jean Methvin. N. Y are vl»lt)ir» «,f Mr* J. C wo* l r„ Ar,Vl i . liorl- llsyr Dluait !•" s'fr * the groom’* brother, I.t. t no ■■Ctlllna nn .V I'lniwt ffin* mutt off IIIIU L. E, Tew, Jr. : t . Uvenliig Mu,i. FISH FRY Mr. and Mrs. Kay Hampton am! Comdr. Following Ihe ceremony a re­ T:l* Ellen Vitilen s, PUno A fish fry will tie held hy the daughtir- Hope ami Helen of Krrnotr- II, INrle wa* held for the bride Florid* Fashion*' Buiy Bee Cluh 7:U Orlando visited ivlalUr* here ception * ,u u Vnrl*i» flail party at the home of Dr. and Apr. 7, it wa* announced today • lo VI*,i Tb - II*,id Sunday, Mr*. Edwin II. Andrew*, aunt N'iiln K.iiimu Mr. nod -Mr:. l U U i i C o»«rt ami imcL uf the bride. Lt. Comd. hv Mr* p. C. Catches, president. 3,oa A nominating committee wa* S i l t I'fill fire,) ,\| o rg a n and daughter of Lake Uicket ami Mra. Trw left for a wedding *:1« 1C* I'an. rllnir appointed Thursday at the meet­ loan Irirsa Sunday, were here on builneaa Sunduj I'nllol Malian* trip after the ceremony and will ing. They are a* fallow* t Mrs, A k CmMHmr* visiting friend* Ed Ball was report to Norfolk, Va. at an Ophelia f.ltk, Mattie Mae Bowrn here Sunday, lie ia from Ocala. iarly date. iiml Herbert EIIP. Mr*. Scott Kyier I* in th, Mr*. Tew graduated from Fernald-Laughtun Memorial Hos­ Arrher High School ami at the pital. Mr*. Nellie Thomas and Charli” time of her marriage wa* a A fashion review was held at Bowen are home from Ihe Frrnald- Junior at the Univeriity of Flor- J the meeting of the Sanford Horn. Ida. l.auglit'in Memorial Hospital Demonstration Department Thur*I.t. Comdr. Tew graduated from where they have been for ipilte day at the Tourist Center. Seminole High Hehool with the * jviiite. The modrl* for the show etch Itrv. Leo Barnes and Mr*. Win- rlax* of 1938, He received hi* wearing a dresi ihe had made, BIRTH II. S. E, from the University of dall llraddy and daughter Inlie were Mr*. C. A. Ingbrarn. Mr*. A I announcem ent had dinner with Mr. and Mr*. Florida and wan a member of Coe. Mrs. J. U. Crawford. Mr*. l-amtxia Chi Alphla fraternity. •Arnold Baxter and family. Curl William*, Mra. Bruce Davi*. The two young *on» of Mr. uni' I* A S T T I M E S T O D A Y ! Mrs. Brorlie William* and Mr* Mr*. Horace Juhn*on/arr confined C. L. Wallis, to their home with the mearle*. the Seminole County Fair wer, Sir. ami Mra. Fred Ballard of Mr. and Mra. Aubrey Dowdy Final plan* for the entries tu Maitland, Mr. and Mr*. Horace announce the birth of a daughter, discussed. U lN O lG A N The “Talent Show" sponsored Shelley Marie, Mar. S at tha Story, of Orlando, Sir. anil Mr*. Those prevent were Mra. In Kirtan also of Orlando, Ur*. by the Sanford Grammar School Frrnald I-aughton Memorial Hos­ hram, Mrs. Coe, Mr*. Crawford, I'D C l i i m B Weaaon of Geneva, were gueda ha* been made an annual af­ pital. Ir*. William*, Mr*. Duel*, M r*., THI HIGHEST \ Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. Phillip fair. Mid B. C. Steele, principal of Wallis Mr*. Wilson Bond, Mi* ' Bauer. Grammar School. Thi* resolution n iD u n ip in Phillip Bauer entered the Orange wa* pasted at Ihe P. T. A. meet­ on Apr. DS. The room count ora* J. N. Axirrello Mr*. John Calla­ Ornrral Hospital Tue-day tn have ing Thi,r*day afternoon. Mr. Steele won by Mr*. J. Horner* room han, Mr*. Wilbur Smith, Mr* aahl the "Talrut Show” wa* the inid refreshment* were served hy Homer Kl»e, Mrs. M. J. Morri*. o|i major operation. ^ Mr. and Mr*. Mile* Anderson mint *urce**fi,l program since hrr room to the guest* present. Mra. C. M. Flower* and Mlsa Lila Woodward. »f Sanford were Saturday guest* IMA. Mr*. R. F. Cooper gave an In­ of Mr. and Mr*. Phillip Bauer, teresting ami instructive talk on BABY ADOPTED “ Lear to DUgul.se Emotion*." Mr*. B. C Catches, prrstdent, Itev, and Mr*. William Hal Hunter of Jack vonvillg have ado|,l- [■resided over the hutlnrs* meet-1 mi a -on, William Hal, Jr., turn ing. A nomination committee wa* 1 Jan. 13, 19SI. Mr*. Hunter '» the appointed a* follow*: Mr*. J. 0. former Mia* Esther Strange Davis, chairman, Mr*. Bill Jendaughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. A nlng*. ami Mr*. Home- Little. Sanford'n First Showing Strange The next meeting wfll lw held h Osteen News )IS 1 UIIMIVt V**rii TwtltfM K*>nfa Him*ft» I*mrj»*1•* I4*t r y Toro** Hint* I •rifting On \ *...... . Mi lgvily ! Hi» Hittifot*! Sim It*! Ilriwnri || If I ’A G E T H H E I S Miss IVrlita Andrews Weds Lt. Comdr. Tew . GENEVA NEWS Fashion Review Held liy Home Department WEATHER! PRIZE BABY ‘Revue’ CONTEST Disiililcd Amuricjni \ flt rims I'..si No :tn SU nil.II >* IHHM M'lMmull M Fur a refrerhing TV *nn<'k verve iipiin'1 nectar mi* etl will ginget ale; u>company >b. 11> i.1. »Ilti iround ctl-p •■rarkei- -pread with pineapple a-featn tinI1#*:*!** Mr* .lidfo- S o n lli, I 'l . F V h F fill lliiiit o , M il ,,f Iteg tia lb o i M l I I’ fH IN I SANFORD RED CROSS DRIVE deserves our fuii suugurt... P. T. A. (>roup Favors Annual T alent Show « r GIVE TUBS. & WEI).! The C O M M A N D PER FO R M A N CE Piaurc of the Year! LAST TIME TONIGHT HIIIKI.RY T E M PL E DAVID N IVEN “ A KISS FOR CORLISS” tm temnn $m t m m in . * i» m r u i m nunn linn mu mi MARCH 8-:n PASSION PLAY 2 SHOWS NIGHTLY 7:00-0:13 P. M. T H I U N I O N 1T0RV 01 TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY W hen we help the Red Cross, we help ourselves, our community, our state and our nation. As America prepares to defend the free world, our contributions this year are doubly important. Give as much as you can when called on. II. H. COLEM AN — DOUBLE F E A T U R E W It D m ta IN Ft) H I ' I S ' WAIT •IIHIY wwjwkw i ■ R rc u la r HCttOO MUTUUM AO i Bw Ipw Price* T IE S .- U M M j t R t i I *. M O U N T A IN 7'nm m uvcntmi Division MniiAuer B£AV6* If A lie v v ; A lIC GU1NNBU comtiNci MAR. 20—21 fX IIH TWO SNOWB NHJHTI.Y ' 7 AND 0 P. M. "MOriEH UNDER S A N ( 1 )H [ ■ 1 OR| A N D O RTAHS H IG H W A Y HP'. '- J H �— — ' y* . ■ t> TIIB HANFORD HKHAI.I), HANKOW ). FLORIDA PACIB FOtJR — ___ _____ . ■TP . J Ranzino Is Picked Straight For A11 - America Basketball F i v e from th* Giant Farm Clubs FSU Trackmen To Arrive In Sanford Play Davidson And For Spring Drills Duke During 1951 g g H B g . Jl ! l- i . — MONDAY MAH. 12. s . - l a SportM Umindup By IIUUGII FUl.LKKTtlN, Jr. Winter Olympics Sanford • Orlando Seminole T e n n i s Will Be Put On In Kennel Club Entries Team Opens W i t h G e o r g i a Bulldog*, TblUHre eKi.Ki-riavn Norway’s Capital K lilitT IIA t'B i Tam arisk. M r Heal. N EW Y O R K . Mar. I2 -< A V One thing which has run up thitHephone billa for the gents try ­ Ill each smog ing to pick the "at large” teams T A L L A H A S S E E , Mar. 12— lly ASSOCIATED I’HKSS By HENRY IIKNKIKHKN Pitching unit catching staffs HRCONH R A C X r U llle Carat. T A L L A H A S S E E , Fla., Mar. 12 for the N C A A basketball tourney Whoa Tutnm le. Happy Mlnfl* (Special)— “Thrr* will be no reel AP Newafeature* Sam Ranxinn, who led the North is the four-year mrnt . . . A t of thr Ottawa Giant* ami the — (Special)— The Florida Stale I I I H D R A C K : B m u Nash. L a d y for me this Spring." deHared Caiotlna Slate VV’olfpnek to the top least two bright prospects were OSI.O— Por the first time In TwTlllg Minneapolis Miller* arrived in University track team will faro h l. U o ra A * Mathrily as hs of the 17-team Southern Confer- turned down because their rrgu history the Winter Olympics will Hanford over the weekend to two Southern Conference, four r O C H T I I H A C K : (lonadventure. Coach Ralph lookrd over thr Florida State lie heli! in a large city. No only rnce, was chosen today (Friday, Mils sr T i m * . W hlrlla’s llaby begin spring training. Dixie Conference and one Inde­ Ur* have played four seasons . . . * ,nr ' lly E ll IIAKPKK n m i It A C E l F ro g U hls. K J J y * University's varsity tennl* sche­ games, from Mari'b PI hi as one of Ihe five best And, The remaining member* of the pendent foe in dual nr triangular unlike North Carolina l!1^* J’H , ^,'1 ,** Tb u ra io a held right I’si, two triple A (Hunt farm Huh* trreta this Spring, acrnnling to ‘‘.Scirnltflc baseball ha* been collegiate lutskrCiaM players in State, they didn’t have eligible ”S’ S IX T H H A C K : Ckoo Chao Itabe. dule released today by Athletic DlrrHor Howard G. Danford. are due Wednesday. the schedule released today by killed "ff by the .ulvrni >,i Ihe nation with hi* nomination to tul* who can get by in Inuma- In the heart nf Oslo, capital of Tour T s llln a Me. Damascus The Seminole netatarta open M K V K N T II ItA C K i Mat LJa g. K in a The Giants ami Millers— first Athletic Director Howard G. Dan* the lively ball,'' Bert Chapman sal,, Golller’* ll».*»l All-America team nienl play . , . And the commit- Norway, Patron of the games in bpscitalsr. Ju s t la Css* liiMajesty King Haakon VII. by Hie National Association nf of 13 Hub* scheduled to train ford. here March 20 againtt University while reminiscing over hi* yrar* Iremen spent a lot nmre time K K 1 IIT II llA t'K i l.u ju k. Dsnvst countries are eapecieti expected I’nst. In Hanford this yrar— will work of Georgia, and in 12 days througlu In addition the Seminole, will a* a catcher for the Button |(,-,| lla.ketlinll Combe*. trying; to find out whi ther other j , Thirty •" '" V c...m rie. are Hutch H in t Picked as teammates to the 2T- learns under consideration were *» « m^ ; ' V out at the Naval Air Station compete m the Southern It - la >s Sox Just after the First World N IN T H R A C E : O sy P a lly . M ss-b March .11 also have matches wltlTF "1. wln.*'.r will tie iris yearuild North Carolina married in the same fix. tine gent even ("’. diamonds and at (lie MunUipsi at Birmingham April It ami will War. •^rn. T h e Imb tttsr. H s xtsr Univeraitv of Miami Florida Sou­ Jean. thern College, Rollins Co'lew-, senior wete Hill Spivey, Kentucky’* wunte-l to .niel Htjdium while ■-ahit.ilion games lio defending rhamninn* in the . . I In I ».,1 a.... In "All llir d rie r play*— the liana in anil. spite ‘ C' 1 races wll! rover four dny*. O f l t f i l i l If ■ giant renter; Clyde ImvelSelle ot i are rxpretrd to will gei under way sometime neat Tllic Con feretier meet at (Tin Davidson College, l-nyola ! > l Ml and run, drag hunt and Kan-as; time Melchiorre of Brad. it*. **con'd place finish in the iV T! . week. vrtslty (New Orleans I, Indiana steal— whirh were once u*ed to the diflng loom * " nwkey. All ton. Ml**., May III. T iiv m u r i m t s i m The local Hub will al*n In-gin ley and Bill Mlkvy of Temple JJ« J 1 ' types « f «kilng will Im Wen. ln adtanrr runner* or gel the University and Emory University. F I R S T R.at i> —F s t a r t lr Duke University and Davidson Ta m a risk. My tuw l. K vsn ln a anting drill* this week, Business College are the Southern Con "The opponent* remain tough, one run Irxd are beromlni. The more than 2tH| members .„ ,Jor |c„ Ut. will I Dusk. Iltss.h w u m l, llnpsi-inu Flora Manager John Kridrr said. I'rr- ferenre representatives on the of Ihe roach'-- « .'iclalion who .... . r trlr llir fair of n rr.m- it*c"*des figure and speed com- llsmtiler Hose. lUlnl (1st. ti n I s n , oliMilrlr in the high scoring, but they won’t come at ua so fast aenl plan* rail for the first vork- schedule, Duke will open the slat* long-hall hilling game* of from tbrn on,” Matherly said in ;-ok Pert In Gather’* All-Amerlea I^L.onrr t ^ . y i. thc same .put i ■ M I I V I I R A t IS— F e la H t y out to lie held on Mar. lb. Who* Tom m ie. IJIII* I’ s m l, K le s l- relief. Other school* on the FSU today, The prrrrnlagr U bcllrr balloting il.'ie il Hie five 'net wlicrr Hie Florida Racing Com. Mainarenafnr the games will Wednesday afternoon, Msrrh 2N, Hur*| llo a e y. ttrl U tau. Had schedule I n r I u il r Jarkaonville Ottawa, whirh ha* takrn over at Tallaha**ee >md Daviduin wilt to Irate * man on lirsi rather idiiy r in c h of Hie eight NudDcusse.1 the Hon Meade |^ Rlslett Kladlum *n th- renter liner, Happy Minds, fjunnse (I the franchise previously iifierated compete in n triangular meet with than to risk hating him steal Uftfinl i AthlcHr fMt. # # Vlr Tfiwo 1. tbr lutn* Hilo, Th r ifnmii will ciprn llellr. Nsvy, Mercer University and the T H I R D R A C K — a/ltek* MU* aa Jersey City, yesterday an­ vrrslty nt Tnllah*«*ro Saturday, “lore the following ballrr* ran .............. . n u t . From these 41 i.tnweight cham|i, iliirnd* t» hnd Hose In this stadium and Judy I'k u lr* . Heau Nash. Rs*r Dixie I'onferenre tournament s'* nounced a trade that brought April 21. ■I**)* drite him In," Chap­ Stiluj' i ' they pn-ked 1be first two thr ||, |n M„y j[ B |«t„(. the speed skating ami figuro Flbbsr. oilerii Day, tube's Uoy, Le dy Clinton, Ml**., May IK and IP. ^ T w lllc h i. Ilro .s .lr, ttksmbo T a p Hill" Gardner, Sioux City third man added. I ( elber < "honor teams. wjth j<u|( itomero for the Euro- Vkalldg will lm held there. The Florida Stab' Seminole* Kale Conference dual meet F U I H T I I It V I K— X - 10th* Mile baseman, to t!>* Giant* in cx- foe* Include Mercer University,. Mentioning a »tory bn bud rend N niiic I to the Collier’s second peart title In May doesn't muIn the eventof mild weather, Faw n Fla m * . W k lrlla ’s lla by. T e r - have been Dixie Conference tenchange for Gale Henley «n out­ Florida Southern College, Mis*. I ‘ hr other day about Cnnlin*l All Ameli a learn were Gale Me- terialixe. which is unlikely at that time by. Firstfoot riatn. Forertsr, G yp sy nia champion* thr past two years. fielder. Gardner baited ,50.1 Inst isslppi College ami Howard Cot. Manager |||H| Marbm learning Arthur, Oklahoma A A- M; Meyer g llre r T in a * — — of year, two excel lent reserve Jan*. FBonadvrnture, Coach Mat her ly, who ha* taken I F T H H * r M — F M a H ly season for Ida best year at the lege. The Seminole* will be com­ hi* pitchers how to bunt, Chapman Hkoog, Minnesota; Bill Garrrit, Playing la Safe stadiums are handy. One la up llappy Haven. iHtr Hall. Th u rs to n . over the squad during Head Coach plate since breaking Into organ- peting for the last lime in the lookrd disgusted. Indiana; I lick Groat of Duke und R"y Simmons, versatile Myra ihe hill* nUive tlolmenkollen and Country llu h y . Fro* Mkln. P tepplii. Donald Ixmck*' year leave of ab­ fled base! tail, "When I was plating, elemen­ John Army « f I olomhin cum- roach fl-if-ros-c. Iioxing anil - Krognemateteren, so m e seven fox. Itonnl* II. Kddr's Pet sence. will have five or six letrnnfrrrnrr, having resigned if Minneapolis hurler lleslie Kle- fectlve neat Fall klSTII RAID— a/iaihe M ile tary play* like the bunt were From District Three cnmpr' - feutboll) likes to tell wIkiiiI n mj|e* from Oslo, and the other termrn around which to build this Choo irti.io Hub*. Ardell, Mad •ill, who developed arm trouliU fooUrsll game in ftt ||Hltmr> 76 railrs from here Thunder. Hpetlal Convoy. La dy year* squad. Working out regular The Florida Slate trark team , learned by nmbitiou* players while ing Maryland, District of Co]urn- n°u ?'Y last yrar while with the Millet*, 4}'ill bo cnarh'-d bv Ken Miller |they were still in sand lot ball," bla, Virginia, North Carolina. * h,‘ h hr ’",m" 2\y*’*r* but easily rraehrr by train or Kara. T o llo n . To u r T t llln g Mo. D a ­ with the team are veterans Dick report* he i* in *h*pe and rrady and lliirdlri Max Watson of llo , be |Hiinle<| out. mascus Bradley, Dan Rods, Tom Bsbione, Soulh Carolina. Kenlurky, Tenn- ■«" • •,Thp ” Jf.r*rH*'' l»'" , «"* auto. ■KVMNTH MACK— a/ieiko Mile to go. t hapman broke Into orfiupf, Mii*»iwip|»i, fifNifgijt, Irouii* *bc 1*1*** Ihe official* wofe ilijjhlw A first Haas ice hockey rink George Netlman and George Mar# tairt, Indiana, will Ire team rap- I Are Traveler. Mel Lias. Just in ganlrrd baseball with Wariana, Alabama ami Florida the U prejudiced, especially wli.-n Stadium in the eastern part of Case. Kina Mpeedster, Hlockadr. tin. Letterman Itol, Lauigan la in* tain. ero*s In the Georgia.Florida <>*•11. Competition, Happy Hooner school, but ha* not indicated yet roar lie- Hm e a- hi »t Ranxlno; •"•If IHUe quartrhnrk was tossed Oslo. The schedule (all meets are on l.rague In HH( and played on KltniT MRACK— e.'ieths Mile Spivey; .1 Slaughter of South out of the game for unnecessary Downhill and giant alalom Satuiday* except Duke): Itosando. Rlark Topic. Lufark, whether o r not he will I n- aide to the rhampionship Navy team Cartthnu; hit k (2r<»At, Vink« ; nn«J f°uichnr*» whrn he / {f.)1! ikiln f hat l»een tran*frrre«l to Plain lied. Fawn Lo. Owen Hill. to work practice sessions into hi* Mar. 2H, Duke University at | during the war. Mel Payton of Tulanr * hlE runner . . . . One of hi* | Norefjell, some 85 mile* from Denver Post, Dulck PlloL schedule no is nut being counted Tallaha**re. Mar. I I , Mercer at After being discharged hr klXTM R tl'F— s/ietka .Mile llonoiable mentionwere nrteammates, a rough and ready | Oslo. The slalom competition will Macon, Ga. Apr. 7, Open. Apr. It, Lonely Heart. IHah Kirk. Pearh on.Promising newromci* on the spent one season with the corded In Collier'* to Flank Rum- lineman, shouted "Okay, you re place at RndklHva, seven aiar, IPs Rrent. Iron Penny, lip Southern Belay* at Birmingham, Sanford Hull— 1911— and was *ey and Shelby l.lnville of Krn- "u* the game, you ran hit him facilities for thousands of apecta- Towner. Cloy I’atly. ITs Mar. sqvad are Ned Cooper, Jim Berry, Ala. Apr. 21. Emory University sold in 1920 to Carrnllon in turky; Maik Workman, West Vlr one," An the kid did . . . . The torn. TF.VTM RAFF)— a/ntks Mile n* HAROLD V. It ATI,IKK Jack Egan, Kingman Brittain and and Davidson College nt Tollsthe Georgia-Alabama l.rague. Oriental Glow. Mrler Boi. High ginin; Joe Dean, I.HU; Paul llorreferee look the ball and started Cross-country aki races will At* Nrwifealure* Slstrunk. The seven years of varied sea- vath. North Carolina Stale; Jay »" pe«> off the roughness penalty. u k c p|at, |n the hill* around "Hire. Lenny Chari llowdy'a Hubv, Bob HARLINGEN . Te*. — Througl h*.see. Apr. 2H, Florida Southern Florida State’* 1U6I tennl* If* Montana, Kanyon, Margie Jean at Tallaha**ee. May 5, Mlsaisaippl Mining stood him in good stead for llandlan. Wnshlngton A l^-e; llerfi (half the distance to the gnnh I Holmenkollcn. Holmenkollen Dili rain and snow and sles-t, lr schedule: alckne** and In health, Kt1 College at Tallahauee. May 12. by mid-season hr had attracted Hargett, MU-isnippl State; 8um-,*nd added yard* for the punrh wi|| take rate of the ski JumpMar. 20, University of Grorgia-i the e y e of Itrd Sox scouts ami was Howard College at Tallalu>**er. where spectator* may sit and ner T il- n. Virginia Tech; George when the same lineman yelled era. Beneath the taks-off there Furgol, "the arm and a half* hrte. Mar. 22, University o r sent straight to the patent Hub May IP. Dixie Conference meet drink white watching the Jump­ Kelly, Vanderbilt; Bab l.achmuet- **slni “ l" " - .*?,h someliody j, , tnree-atory building which of golf, roll* nn. Miami at Miami. Mar. 21. Flori­ (defending champion*! nt (Tin- in Boston. ler, tmuGvIlle; Edwan) McMillan, f tarble him before hr carries it wf|| house a ski museum on the ers make « flight of 71 n il e g . da Southern at Lake' .nd. Mar. 24, I l l seldom hit* the headlines, A permanent housing shortage ton, Ml*". Chapman— smallest player William ft Mary; Bob Schneider, over for a touchdown. ground floor ami flrat floor and most often he’* among the fc-tRollins at Winter Park. Mar 28, In the American league for Alabama; and .!.><• .Ionian, Georgia, i .. .• ■— ■ n restaurant on the second floor represents a bottleneck In the Davidson, here. Mar. 2V, Loyots. tows winning a hundred or two preparations. However, the ques­ Monday Matinee the neat four tears— played ■nd you just mde hi* name In Mar. (til, Indiana, here. Mr. tion of accommodations for sons here. with the best, lie remembers IT G Stale'a Nick Thiel. Ihe l priia list, but nu one ever 11, Emory, here. Apr. 0, open. catching again*! the Immortal J a p a n l « r a c e U . O . loss or UCrosse, I* trying to All-Stars and llsrltm Globe-trot­ 1,000 competitors and an equal Apr. 7, Jacksonville Navy, here. a played the game harder— 01 number of officials, plus th* C ll. , 1 , tv • develop a fibreglass UCrosse ter*. "Babe" on many orraalon* and enjoyrd It more. press, radio and photographers. Is Apr. 12, Mercer, here. Apr. 14, Is one nf Bulb's firm admirer*. Averages 71,3 Strokes Emory at Atlanta. Ga. Apr. 20, Better Watch ‘Em Bearing a eotutloa. mi . n more durable than Indlanmade "Ill* coordination wn* perfect,” _ Furgol Is the fellow with lh* Jacksonville Navy at Jacksonville. Georgia Teachers College ad­ Chapman rerall*. "No pitch 1 , 1111 I h l M S l i m m p r womlen stick*. Only m u lt la Withered, rrookerl arm. Ilr ran 1 , 1 1 3 o u n m i c r lhl| , he manufacturer, who *,w. vances a claim for the oldest The first (Hole header la the Apr. 91, Mercer at Macon. 0a. rvrr fooled him of Itself. It was L U H uae It only for gripping and help lly FRANK Kt'K .. Hallies In fishing ro.|». hsa got battery In college baseball . , . majors occurred In 1900. Brooklyn Apr. 29, University of Mlanitw Ing guide the swing levnuse It AP Nnssfeaturr* Sport* Editor a question of build-up to the her*. By S I I) K IU IM S II fjjfh interested in fishing . . . They’re Imth “rooklee" In college, unexpected that got Buth. People Will mnvr *t I he idioiildrr. Itut VKIIO BRACII, Fla Whet railed him a sticker for a slow 'V ...^ ?!,rM.! r May 2, Florida Southern, here. hut pitcher J. B. Slagle of Big !*^ r . " . ri,pr ' UCrosse also hs* Uken * firm tlnce he started playing th" you »ec Harry (Cookie! I.avs May II, open. May 18 and IP, Stone Gap, Va„ 38 years old NEW Ytilth Ihe II. h. an«! holil at Ihe U. of Virginia, where ball but not |f he Juiew It wa* tournament*, Furgol ha* aver­ geltn wearing a Brooklyn Diet Dixie Conference Tournament at Japan will In- enemle* again the* big spring esUlal weekend find aged 71.6 strokes per round ger iiuifortn you begin Honking coming." Clinton, Mtaa. this summer. Both will send theh ,hi*s * ra f w ill' Centre af«uml • • T h e eg mayor leaguer *ny* hr 4 1 Tnat'a pretty fair shooting, rvei uf the day Brooklyn won- r «:4imot re-till u glum- put ,«>« ay *r for * man with two sound aims. World Series game from th'1 Van The .National Lmgue passed a far. The open road Is I’d Kurgnl's kees rm one slightly Hired ItBfe l'clmrity or tribute (or the Babe , guls in 19*0 forbidding Sunday « » « . . I " » l . ... i.lan,, . I I I I , w J S T l l ! . , , 3 t rt which the mighty Yankee nuthome -the weary luurnament trail gtaatee Tho ban held until 1HU2. la hU empire. (|e average* (ID, bibYou turn to the NorrlH*>k inf fwldet , didn't e*one Ihfontdi With Involved thi* 'Im r. It’s onlv a Vlrgtninh* ( r a t l l ^ l F l I r W i l U M F Irnni. mni.h. tam a “ rough, iRies/i" guard a spe. taeular h(kto» nonie! tun. OOP a year It , costa him atseil the sccrn-gntai' |nit, wofld S< Both are vying for the Davis , „ me,j j 1K. Palumbo Wsrking'Vmt In tbr (P2J m s . on Chapman that moth In tour but what rise rie, and It nayu! "Bon rib game caught relpnlsrlv for the could he do and 'till get *« much Frl Oct 1 . Won by Cookie'' Hostnn i luh and upprtl his Enjoyment out »l life? "I might curving drive <rff the right field make roofs at soMethlng eh*' - or, wall !*■ npeil a no hlltrr by B||t ' hitting ateraae to a rc*prrl< ■hie ? .JlHt. . In the early ■I least tie able to sake mote,"•si i I tans Cup ' hsllptigr and nicked to make the nation-wide ‘20s batting .irra g r- erre he ays, "but I wouldn’t like to Berras " will fsje the If. S ," squad in basketluiII lour with the Oollcge Ptndrmniniuin hinke I"*** in grnrralli lower than Inday do It.** lluiit") lint' nf the Nmth Am rri. F.hbcla Field that day H wrfc* principally because nf the hall. Heldom- At Hnme one of the wildrd fIni “be* of n The ball isn'l the only Hung ■•nil '/»ne, Purg'd nitunlly lives In llnyal game in Serb , history. To re Thlrlv y e ars have passtd' match from tbe l*. S. Oak, Mich., but lie seldom gt*e* count the detail* in chronologi­ that pula pitchers at a disadvan­ slnre the It. K and Nlp)uinese This year the Japanese Cup tage today. (Tinpnuth explained. there. ‘‘I'm usually so far from cal older would lie more fun that tennl- arc* first mrl in Inter- stats are Fumitrio, Ktiniamaru Some of lbe moundamen’a most home I might as wrll go on to the juat laying the Dodgers worn, 5-2 ItFJI and Kujikuru. cheriaherl Weapons- the etneigy, iiatlnnnl nimpclitlun. In neat tournament stop aa to Hoytl Thu aerond round of the Davl* With one out in the Imttnm nf chewing gun, spittei and shine Japan played through its the Oak,” he eiplain* with a grin. C h a lb rip e ItiHim l wml Inst In th.. Cup ptnv will find Hie winnci lb. ninth. Call Furllio vcalUcd Furgol atarted playing golf In The Yankees were leading, 2*1 tigll — lutifi In,o outlawed. Chapman aaya he waa too amall Amernan*, 5-U. TYiere matrhesjolif tbe U. 8.-Japan matrjirs meet1930. lie had a art of second Furlllo waa replaced by Ai Ginn were held at Fntrat Hills, N. V.Tj Itng Mexico. Canada will face band cluha. Ilia first new set friddo who gambled with thi to play In major league hall— where thr two Bills— Tildrn anil Cuba in second round play, too. espcHallv aa catcher in the rough waa a gift. In Euiopean play 21 countries run by stealing second or and readv days of the early ”2u*. Johnston— led the squad that Hie only pro triumph* have tiring walloped Zen« Shlmuzu and Irrludlng four outside the con­ (he Ih.-n poor Yogi llerra. Spider AI Wallera slid into him at been a tie fnr flrat In the Hlng Jorgensen fouled mil but Prl< tinent, will lie in competition. Irhlyn Kumugnl. home one day In mid-aeason 1 Croaby tournament and flrat Reiser, hobbling on a bad leg, The Challenge Round will find Tildrn again Ird Ihe U .8. tram 1921 and broke hi* shoulder. money In the Peoria Open. Nei­ drew an intentional walk. Tim Davia Cup champion-. in a clean sweep against the that Fl*r weeks nn Ihe bench didn't ther. however, wa* a PGA left Yankee pilot Murky llnrrb Japanese in lt'2H. Big Bill con Australia, ready to meet lh" (r,o help him any and the broken aponiored tournament. rjnereil Tamlo A lie, rhitmpion of that survived th* prelinitear the second gue*a for he fingrr hr got aftrr returning Furgol was an amateur when oren In the Japan, In ilralght set* fj.j, S -i mnteata. winning run, Bevert*. pul him out for three more. he atarted making the g»lf tour. walked Australia defeated the •' Incidentally, tied the 1010 record After playing most of the |U24 O f) at the Chirago Tmrn and He won the Tam O’Bhanter AP of team Inal year at Fared HUI Tennis Club, Jack Combs for hi* walk to American tournament amateur HHser was the ninth of the game. -»s»on with the Red Sox, h* wg* ■ In 1039. the last time Ihe l>o$t to gain posse*sion of the sold to Mobile. Realising that hit division and also the North-South Dodger pilot Burt Shot Ion carver as a major leaguer wa< of Uncle S«ni mfl thr Japanese This year the American- eil. Amateur at Plnehurat where he looked up and down hi* hen-h. over, he quit the gam* altogcthet reprWenlatives, Ihe scot* wa* be striving to win ba I lh at both Frank Stranahan and Outildn again 5-0. At Ihe Lakeside trophy. The U. S. squad 1* as of a few pltrher* he had after the *2H ,ea>«n Inahan'a father. He recall* little left. Country Club in Ran Francisco, ysl tin-named hut the (tat of There was Boldiy A ftrr leaving Mobile, Chapman M S I it It waa a coincidence that Itragin, the rookie Gil Hodges-out of orgi organlitd baseball for Don Budge defeated Fumttrnt hopeful* Includes such young ahould eliminate both on the and lavegettn. And there wa* was our two years befora going_____ back, In Nakano JJ-1. 6-1. 8-9. Frank stars a* Havitt, Flam, luirsen. ye ____ Hrteenth hole— the elder Strana (llnnfrtddfl on »econd and Kddi* Ihe Southeastern Uague In 1028 Parker betted Jim Yamagtshl F itly , Seiias along with Ihe ■a In th* first round. _ Furgol’* lowrit »rore waa a Mlktla, who ran for KH*er« or and 1020— his lost year* on ths 8-3, 2 8, 9-0, 8-1. After Parker Veteran Rchroeder. The Davit Cup d*lksockcd off Nakor.u lp 3 straight diamtmd. M at l^nrbivnri Md, In 1947 first. He had taken up farming as a and Rndge battered Yamagtshl In back to 1000 when Dwight F. lavagetto swung a hU late bat h* wound up eighth In the style. Budge Davis, an Amertran. donateil e at Brvcn*' secnnil pitch. Ilowr winter occupation and went In for almllar shut-out tournament. rvrr, that was hi* plan sinrr it seriously during the MOa. When teamed with Gene MaVo In the cup to b* competed for annually Fell At Playground Bd la of Polish origin. II* lleven* had a no-hlller and all the war began he began doing eon- double* lo defeat the Japanese The U. 8.. with Davl* leadlnr tho way on the court*, won the D waa born in Utica, N. Y „ and lavagrtto want'd to do wa- atrurtlon Jobs on the various boar* pair 8-0, 8-1, 8-4. Thus, In three meetings, tha first sst of matches fiom thwhll* a boy suffered the broken mtet the luilb Hitting late »l*< I ring built In Plorlda and in 1040 l on* British lales, 5-0. arm that was to leave it* marl would send the li«l| behind tin opened Ihe Chapman-I'esold ce­ Japanese have yet to wedit — Tommy Henrich, in right field ment block business which he con­ on him forever. II* fell ftom some tinues to operate. playground rruM-bara at the age runners. of 11. T h . bone of hi* *lbwv Lavagetto Juat shout right •tuck out .and had to he removed. a wasn’t tall enough. The Rlckey'n youth movemrn'. Now He rants straighten the ball bounced off the wall and Eavagrtto contacted Brick in n — hi* left, lie also rant llenrlch had trouble finding the Eawa and (hr Oakland owner put bend it and It it |0 or 12 Inches handle. Meanwhile, Utunfriddn him to work under Caaey Stengel Lltte everythini cite, the cost of buJMWg creased cost of providing facilities and Ihe srtor than the other. He can, ■Tampered around ihinl follower' in ‘49. The team won the fis telephone plant has bean going up. fu ■ever, rotate his shoulder and by the dancing Mlkrl* who Jumped and playoffs and the next yeai cost of operation add up to a has a powerful hand, made *c up and down un home plate— lust Oakland, under Dteasrn, finished 194R our investment in Floridi avenged 1 return on a growing Invettmenl. gripping a handball. A t first, to make eure. With that the play, second and In I9S0 the Acorn* $299 for each lataphona la sarvioa. Sooa •n W d drive a golf ball he an retried lavagrtto— his hat won the pennant. It increasingly difficult to hit in a circle. But hr Hutched In hla hand and a smile Cookie, at quiet and easy-tothat time each tekphooc added ha* n lly worked out a way far hi* from here to there— off the field, Uk* guy. Just smile* when you >required lo go on buildquired an avenge loves to ant of I1S4, arm to help guide th* Huh. Well, Brooklyn'* 1M7 World double back on his greatest base­ lag It Florida. The money you pay tot He other golfers call him 8tH*t hero Is bark at Dodger- ball thrill and says; or $65 more. aarvioe goo* for operating tbe busineu, arm and a half," "Gtmpy" town teaching tha younger Dodger "That'a oeer the hill but It'a by otherr such terms, fid player* the bit and run play an<‘ nice to have fellows bring bark to* far expanding it. When there are new Day-to-day operating S*t mind although he tay* lays hew to elide. pleasant memories. Now |'m fadHtiaa to bo built, the new money must United going up, much rather be known as When Charley Drusarn wa* starting In ■ new field and 1 hope •putt. appointed Dodger manager a few I can Justify Charley Dressen's be obtained through the sale of our stocks tcriai and supplies. Taken together, tha ia* si travels 80,000 to Oft,OOP months ago one of hi* first moves confidence." cad boadi to people oho have mosey to fear. Yna just set the was to bring U v u c tio , kta A fan, etnee departed, used to date and Ed will be third baseman at Oakland, along tend up balloon* with “Cookie" .............. i a company’s ability to earn l a roach. Printed on them. This farmer i that determines how well "Cookie’* a good, smart base Brooklyn third hasemen will a f f f f.-S '-j: will sail in competition with ball man." oafs Chock. "I think bring back fond memories lo the •H h« will make a great roach. Hr bank* of the Gowsnus. •d bonds of other companies. m M • » teas* T ill P*L was >t good right field hitter and If you think Dixie Walker was ir « H a C*k Wol * Cam* ha will be able to teach some of ihe Peepul's Chens" be around i to do in Thai the youngsters how to alida. the day Lavagetto return* home. la * • Mat |va year*. amUag I^ragelto was released In the Why the Dodge Sym-Bhony has Ibat fog k growing larger aa th* scrvfc* tnon vskubk to til. Flftypint to 779 here yesterday spring of 1949. Ills legs had been practicing "Her* Comes grows at an unprecedented rate, been bothering him and in 1947 Cookie'' nil winter. first match of the aeaai ka a anancfeUyamikJ Telephone be only J f l 41 ^amea he hod hit oidy 491 In t war Uw flrat of a it or Gut The B in Institute Owls do got r lo kaap up with the rapid growth hf a new Central at Brooklyn. Ills World WO*0 at have one vratify Quarterback reM* « « ttftt *f££r CD M l football nonlllO . H o r s e ’s M outh I J Furgol I s S t e a d y , Consistent Winner On Winter Circuit K Brooklyn Is Team To Beat According To Dodger P i l o t For Shot At Davis *««.,r u,d'r J I v j. f Costs are up $65 0ia c K now Tolophono fo r a . . . A n d Meeting Florida’s Needs GREYHOUND « r y -fs I t Bowling Club W ins Over DeLand ' 7A Requires More and More of Them! •, 0 '^ l A C I f t • ‘. iS £ g - * *" ai i iCll • 0 ( IM IN M SAI I M ‘I ! ■ TTT'V“ -V' -‘ �MONDAY MAR. 12. 1951 Legal Notice J W. C A T it it: K . Clalntlff. v» UXK H IK H W A U U K ItT V and JO H N W 1 IK I.U «om *tlm ». know n a* J W IIK I.U and W A L K K .lt K K H T I I .I X K II COM C A N T , a corporation orra n ltcd and c ita lln s under th* law* of lh * Htat* of Kloilda. IlLH H IK H W A i IU K H T V and I J W t lK L L . both tlnsln par. I ■una. and C I. M T " K T ;I.K Y . t Ilrfandanla t Cl**** tahn ootf, a that I. lh. undaralcnrd Hpaclal M « u - r hnrnlofotn a p p o in t'd hy lh - aluivn no. m ind C o u rt, w ill -dfnr lo r aal* at publli outcry In tlm hlahrat bidder lir.o rr llm XV ral diuir of if-, h'lttlnoir c u u n ly Cnurthoiiar, |... afnd If. Han. lord. Ktorlda. lh* ptoparty hi H n . n f ltr d**ry||i*d. to o a ll.fy fin..I <1, ■ tie * ant at td In the ahova ntillitnd runaolldalaot caana and ptjrvn ini to th* tnmi* of aald dni-r** and . 1, 1.). . i lo lh* approvul .m l . ..otirtnatooi of lh* C o u rt. t*rm* of . . . i - i.. i , caall, lint w ran tha I au aI to•>’ - ..f aa c on A p r il 19SI. lh* a im , hnlns th r llut* ftay In April Th a t aald ptoparty to h , o f f ,r ,it (or »al*. and aa dan. r Ilied In th , tnorfsasna ImlhS for*, In.a,| ny the plaint Iff J . IV. I'atrir-k In m i,I .uit »• the pro fm rly of llm def,ridan<a la aa follow a T H A i T I All of III.., k* T h im I I I , F o u r M i, Klv* i l l , ,<nd m i TUB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA N o rth tk lrttsn ( I I ) (ra t lu (»)lm o f Lta lnnln g. T I t A C T 1. I#n t T w * n l)r-s ls I l f ) , and that portion of Lot T v t l r i (111 which Its* h o jth uf th « old Orana* li.lt Itallroad rlch t of w a r. ru w O rsn s* U ou U vsnl. e rro n tla a to tha plat uf St Joraph. r u t .,,i» ,t m n a t It..ok On* t i l , una h u tid in l four* Ira n t I l f ) uf tht* I’libllr l t , , n l « of Htmlnol* r.iu n ty . Kl. rtJ* T l t A C T 1 U<t Ona t i t . Block A. and Lot K nu r M l. of Block tin t i l . of Hanford Karra*, au•nitlin* tu plat in u r iln l In I’tat Rook Due t i l , pacra ona hun* dm ,) and t a r n t r - r a i r n i l i ’ l. ona hundrad lw n n tr* »l* h t t l . l l and ona hundrad lo c n ir -m a i.t and o n ,-half I M I S ' , of 111* t’ u title Uncord, of H ,m lo .', C o a n lr. Ktorl.la I.KHS tha North Ihtnn hiiodind »*v*ntytwo i IT f | fnnl of .aid l*ot Una M l. Ilh ch A. alan laaa that p o i. linn of naltl Ictl •ton M l. ItltH k A. Iiltts f*.a,l of a llna U | l n . ftln* on th r N orth linn of o r an«n lloulai trd al a point tlv* hum lrnl arvantr*nlald (S Jti •n«i l u i l r r l r from tha H -m t],» n « t i s it i ro rn n r of aald tail "tm i l l . Uloch A . and running North th lrtr t**t I f , l t" tli« tlflit of w ar ill tha Atlantic Cna,| IJn* Italirtiad, and a im ln ,» hnetnnlns al th r H n u th w r,! IM W ) nornnr «»f aald lad linn M l. (flock A . ttm nlns North Ihrnn hundmJ ala |J»«J font. Ihnnra I'a tl alaht |»l faal. thnnen HoUlh to Ora nan limit* Vit rtf. I tin hen tv nat r Is til I a1 fori to t.nainnina. All of raid land* lito s nrnt to It’S In tun C o tin lr of Hnttilnolfi and Hiutr of ( ‘lotlda. and to n . lalnlna In tlm saa m a a lo .h ln tr and a n ti-n il-tw o Inn* h undrrdlll t Jo *51 n o r,a, morn to |naa Th a t aald p ru p vrtr In h « ottnrnd for ,a lr. and an ift acrlted In rhn inotlaaan traltia forn. In*ml hr it.n tdalntlir W alk nr K * rlllli» r t’um pcr.r lh aal.l i onaolldatnd anil aa ti, n prop*rtr of lh* ilalnodanta la aa fulluwai , led I. Sana V I f f ft and tVaal • ft of H, |n« ft . niook A Hanford Karmn lad i. Ilfonk I . Hanford Karma llloi It 1. |. I A t, I•aa lot ilmilnd In It. I ’ W ar ran, T h r T o w n rf Mnnro* l. t 13 Hautti of U II lU lt n o d and lot 3f of HI. Joanph l.ntna a amond m « t l« a | a on ahova propnrtlna aub|*rt to l i n t in..r|. ! „ • It! tha Kadaral lan>l It m l. A ll nf aald land* Iritis and h r. Ins In |ha C o u n ty nt HnmlnoU and Htat* nf Ktorlda. D A T E D al Hanford. Kt.olda, thla 1th d ar of M arch. A ft If tt t| W H l'K N t'K II Hpaclal M atter ftom th ra W alaon. Altornrjr fnf J. W K a lrk h Claud* f. flra|r. A ll y for W a lh rt K ru lt Co, lin N Main HI. Orlando, ria our w r lt t o dafan.aa. prraotiallr. or y attorany. un Match l l t h . A M . £ t i l l , la a csrtaln dtrurc* procntdln* rndlna In lh* C ircu it t'nart nf ttmlnnl* C ou nty. Ktorlda. In C h an­ cery. an a h h r* * U trd till* nf *ald caua* brine W II.M A M bl tlf tR C h . l-la ln iIlf, va 1h .i V I t: O ltK K H . !>•frndanl W ITNK HH m y hand and official •ral at Hanford. Ktorlda. thla ttth day uf January. A ft. t i l l ft C IIC IiN trO N . t T r r k . t't u u lt Court By K I. Ilurdlck. It C IH K A l.t llu t H llu L U K tt A H S U C IA TK H Attornry* for C U In tllf C U l|.>a 3»n Hanford, Florida K K T IT It ll • M S I ! LK U A I. ratal* or I t A I t T K L I.K M C A It T K Il. itrc ra rn l. I lls uf aald C o a n lr. In th* t'nuntr Jude * of Hamlnolr Cuttn* t r . Kloilda, at hla o fflcr In thn m utt houar nf aald C o u n ty at Hanfard Ktorlda. w ithin * i«ld calandar ntonthr from th* tlm* of th* ftrat pubtlealloa nf thla nolle* l’a> I. cla im or drmand ahatl hr In w ritIn s. and ahall atal* tha plan* nf rral* itrnra and poat tifflta addrana of lh* i U lm anl. and ahatl t>* aworn to hy thn claimant, hla ajfrtil. nr hla attnrncy. and any auth claim nr dr mand not an fltnd ahall to- told UliKKN K C A I I T K K . Aa adinliilalrator nf tlm U a la l, Aa ntneutor of thn l.ia t W ill and Tnalattmttl nt M A R T E l.* I.K.V t’ A R T K Il . unenamd Klrat publicatl.m Match i , M il . Noth* la h*r*l>r ( I o n that «v* am •tifased In t.uatneaa at A lla m o n lr Hprloa*. Hcmlnol* C ou nt), K U uu tint thr flcttilou* o non. T*». hard tlm v ,* " and that >>* Intend tu r - d * t*r aald nam* pur*uant to ihr 'arm * of thn K lrtlllnua Nam* Htatui* to w ill H*. M i n t of Ktorlda Htatui*. I n t with th* c u r l of th* c irt uit Coittl ol Hr oil hot* c, unty. Florida Iturothy C llowknt M arl C Hlnvnha "a n tra Knh Jf. |M l k U T IC K tie S t l T I H 't N UTICIS IH 111: It i:tt V i l l VKN that PUtauanl In F in a l lie. , , , ,no.|'tr«1 tin lh* fad day o f M a r.li. A l> . |M |, In lhal certain cauar pro,lies In ll.n •‘•null Court, 111 and for H rm lnol, County, Ktorlda. In *' har., , i > w h rtrln >1A It V J I 'K I t t l l i l " I. Clalntlff. and A N T If n N V K A V A T .v and llO lltrltT A K W A T A . hla wife a m |>nfrndania. th* under.Inor.l M p n U I Vlaaln,. w ill within thn leB ,.t houta of aalr on Mondav, A p ril ? A I*. IM I, Offer for aula at’d .all to thn hl*hr*t and hnat l.l.hlai f,.| caah al Ihn front d i -.r nf the Court Mouan of Meniln.de County, K lo rld i th* follow In* d r -. rltrrd pnr-on.it prupnity, altuut* nnd hnlns In Hrm lnoln County. F lo rid*. In w li: filnlns room ri|iilpnmtil *■ fol low a: *# rh a lta 31 n i l , . |r •■at aloof*, N m n also- IlnvtraSe roolrr. , vhaual fana, al... *|| kltchan riiu lpnm nl Im Indio* la id ,., rhalru, eooklns u lro -ita A lornnr Iturtand tans*. *ink pluiublni, s i c , tosn lh rr w ith complain anil lo s , or ill alma and allvnrwar* fur 3ou. aald aaln to hr nindn to aatlafy || n trrm a uf aald ilm -rr , JAM II H IIA B liN . Hit Hp*. lal Maatrr tiro A Hprrr, J r A tto rnry at U * IM S Masttolla A v* Kanfurd. Kh rid* in n rt: n » t limitc*, pi tvIt ,irn( tu iv ire thln.*v cf lh* p.itl 'then VOU tmit ,i 'M I "t.I Hut's Itcvdiivf I util\ new AiiUtitidlic ISoK l . nlr.'l ,l| nlpivlv in .ill lypc* nf fo.nlv li*f ntaflmont vttHwtllitti'.< Ill" I iv 'l Ahe.nl I nftl Icaluie (t'fte ol I I I I’l H i too a luit viii title wiihoul hijt ear emit lw *««You can pay more but you cant buy better! You can pay more but you cant buy better! |*,ir '51 r.vi.f in itiy * H ri.c Auittin.ilh ii.' IICVCI Idjfv. (H i t Vitil Ini' . I .|lllch (fljitlV iivkinj; T U A L L C R K IU T O IIH A SM I'K It HUSH IIA V IN ll ■ i. a |MH lU t U K Hi l i m IK (if lK K f l. wk.a* plan* af MANUM A U A IN H T H A IP I.H l A T C raaldrwr* la lw ran* af C t.lk t l l To u and aa. It of you urn karrliy I T l.l, It M A k i r A f - T t n i k l l COM - nnllftrd and rr .p ilird to p rr.a n l any C A k V . Marian, k a r lk ta ra lla a i tlalm a and Urm anda v h l.h you. or To u *f* h*r*hy required lo fils *Hh*r of yma. m ay liata uqulnai il,r .uni f.tvy Nii.l with I rtfil'* Atilititisltc I m il v I u iik iI vvim m H )l miKoi'itACTon r ra il fn r I'hunr I7 .M — IT IH appoint mo nt You can pay more but you cant buy better! in (Vacaaird nt u.ot in mini \ tiledfC M . i k c r , m .iin 'i m * h c iiit u ii* t iik cui h t « k m i: m i v t i J I JH IK . S K M Iklkl.lt t lit k T l . K l.tlH IIM . Ik C M iin a rtb In Itn Katat* u f M A IIT K I.I.K N C A It T K It . lonlv \li ol" im hiing vmi new Tordi*ill ip n i' i viniktlhrvl. nnwi lie\title 'no.’.tit it . ' Hn' pfC.it new I tHtlomaliC DR. C. L PERSONS n p lu m rlrU t B Y E S K X A M IN K D I itr vv*.itv .iliraii, I' i i i i I ’v olc^.nivc ol vt>If w ill title the io .n l' N ow I'o k ti Kovotl l(> r< U i.ili I .ih rk v . thc "S * fo iyCJlow" t 'o iit u 'l I’.mol w iili it- iniliv idu.iliv Itplifctl to n lu tU , ami now •t olothlvml t .ifp c tin j .lie ill vTivtitBi nidlvhetl Ivi l o n l v evict inf volmv I I I H. I’alm rflo A fr. CLASHES B IT T E D W|» iiw^Hh 43 "L O O K AHEAD" fenturM plus EORDOMATIC* Drive TittTTnWt-nrr ITERATdD U T 45, K n it Alrlln fi, 2nd Section. 1245.00, ^50 (XI lldlun, * easy. W ant Ads For Tap-Flighl Paint ... pal. fZ.fiQ Mrn’a l.nafrt s . „ pr. 14.95 A L L T Y P E S n f H u lld o ye r W o rk . Reasonable Ralea— Free ImtlTarpaulin*, all alien A R M Y -N A V Y S U R P L U S rtV n e h Avenue in lliifh . Pfc. 111! land Path. (. 100.00 each. 150.00 3 10 HattfarJ A f t , dow n, balance easy. Poat O ffice W a both Iona w h e n you dnn'l Hun t bnnji Brin* I k n 155S. S a n fo rd , F la . your prescriptions lo L A N E Y fl R c m Hi Phene 102 PHONE 148 U K I C K llu ild h ia , 105 Palm ttU* A v a im c , 3 s lu ira and waieliouea oltposit# poet O ffic e . 50 x 111 f t A lle y In rea r. Im m ediate p o e te silo n . (15,000. 12500 cash. B a l­ ance Ilka ren t. Beth DeBoe, Phone I f l S O - W - l . _______________ 4 tied room home located 1200 O ak A ven ue , Im m rtlla te poaaesslnn. Reasonably p rlre d . T e r m If de­ sired. EEl AKA ArATMRMTE, Baamu and Stm a 115 W. fttgl Struui __Phone 4 9 0 -W . * w W O O D W O R K IN G - C i b l n n M , C nu nlets, Shelve*, etc, lo m il* ,. S m a ll Iroslt b u ilt, re c a lle d , te. finished. C. Vail 1413-J. N E W F I . U 0 R E ru rta e a d la eat* feetlon O ld flo o rs m ade like aew . f in it h in c , -l e a a i M A m i !*V . Pori able p o w e r p la a L t l M a r a aapertervea la S em iaelt VEG ETA B LES, Livestock a n d County. H. M. G Miscellaneous. Sanford Farm__Mar*. __________ er'« Auction M arket. L A W N M O W K h S Sharpened, h. 6 fool ftigidslre, STft.OO. Ever Hot cycle* repaired, lock .vnd Imv Roaster, 116.00, S ln p r Sewing w o rk . Prom pt service. I I . W machine, 125.00. Apply Room 5.1. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Shuman 31n K. 4th BL_______ Raymond R. Laadqalsf, Aaaariata Homotel A ir Base. ____ _ o n hwnu 10SI for PfcoMe 1573 Atlantic Bank Bldg. TO M A TO PlanU, Rudgars. Price A ll Type* O f Book W o rk . right. Plants ready. J. J. MatO NLY A FEW L E F T Mary McKinney B ookkeeping arge lots on L a k e H a rn e y and Service 6 f J o h n i R iv e r, N ice ly wooded, perfe ct t m ln m ) s a n d beach E le c tric ity b vailable. R aym on d M . B a ll. R e a l t o r T ^ b . - H K k e y m a n . Associate, F lo rid a State B ank B u ild in g . __________ HERALD SANFORD' ftABY STROLLER, frond ro n d ltlon. 711 W. lal 8 t FRIED SHRIMP Dinner -TW Beat Shrimp on Earth" at Tlomar's, 124 E. lat St.___ m ates. C a rp e n te r A G raeey, P b f> * 1391 M o t M S J aARTICLES WANTED - 4 We boy, sell k trade used furniture. Wilson-Malar Furnl* tore Oa. I l l E. tri. Phone M i UgKDf f l k l O - ■Phone' 7QV W a t i r s ilf c B f 0 L ‘ 0 / ASM IS S A C K in rorsay V , OOf in ^ Phene 1325-M. NAILS. PIPE. STEEL. IMMED­ tfABOlTTER: Beat of Referen* IATE DELIVERY. P H O N E re*. Mrs. M. Falk anberg, 4184 Mo«-»4 M -N .Y.C.______________ We are disposing of our colored Palmetto Av*. Oarage Apt.____ property In Sanford a r e a F L O R T B a Giant pepper plantv, E X P E R T S A W F IL IN G CHEAP. IsU as low aa |]0 _Loo Bu liver, phone 255-J.______ W. L. Price — Price Novelty dows« 55 inimlh. Rath DeBoe, P, 2 V E R Y large Formosa A la! eat. Works. IPOS W. let O . B eg 1565, S a n f o r d ._________ Phone IM DRNHUJED whiu frame house, — — fcOOO AND BAD--------- VgHtTfAN two bedrooms, hath and a half, UaN Malal lc* B ote s---------- - IM6 two arreerted porches, targe plot Used Leung* chain ........— IBjOO 144 by 262 feet. 5 T «0 — terms. Used 9 pe. can* back Suita v - IM I Phone I 5 S 0 - M . _________ _ o RXANDO Morning b room S o u s e whh »n tmprevements. Large flange off Bluff Roed. Pat Daly, Used 2 pr. Fibre Lleing Osteen. Room Butte Used Oak Dresser Base Used Odd Beds, fun and I New BoRawey Sofa Bad. BABY SITTING at 20B East 3rd. v m r u m i\ H t T ia / v f H W iiJ w v d s c o n e n n e o a t 19 ai l » r r v a ‘f i A A i c TO*tVAnfO O c t S A T ACT- S A -te >i ri.' tv orrs b / S'. •IMP dAD... 5/ TOSS ftN A T J U t .a V W V W IA A A A A A / I' / rnos.r, l 71 TC 7 0 OUT: Women's glasses la the vl rlnlty of the Methodist Church / T «AUU M •: v . : . I i' / p i tW " wm t r.'M eiDiMi tr. rtoy; t______ should M45.J70* ktsgnnlls Avenue. ■ANTAM AUSTIN, good condi ETTA KETT tlon, 575.00, Corner 2nd. and s y g ■■■''»/ L \ A / \ / \ / U V W V \ )/ ^ Am ' ' J / y > 0 U «r,,0fARk ...OUVI If'b , UP t o , / y o u fi„ I , : w A ltl’ ti L O » t ( 1 . m ' ' (1«-C A ll |tOVr.’ W .ll.L S T A tr r TUB I V t . '. M i n t O l n i t I’l.-.O N f M S IN t h e tXtN C EO N ! m m lltv a<-F k JONS t l AY^3 T TAta , *TWg P J& O N 1 oe TH 8 T r u -T Z A J Kl v . . . S ft U’ goods: TVtgR* * TH A T W ;- U D R A W / l f ' 7 Al L AND . MAKES MICKEY MOUSE t vv/1< uw u v t r v t A A ? fulH TUB 'HAMB3' S / / J ? . j fiiOH t b y one S / / L - AS THt OVtATIMJf rffAtC.T r»dlVS TO A CtOSf THf IK M IF W O R K o f a ll hinds K arev and G itllers R e p a ire d and Palnl ed. New Roofs app lie d. P a ln linp and roalinir. S a n fo rd , Pb. R ock. COLORED FOLKS Realtor U — HOME SITES ’ ruht ru tk (Ml hot pitots OR S A LE by owner four room H ELP W A N T E D —H IfiSS-W. R. It. Arketibtirg. house, garage, four M i, twenty 5— •range trees, nice garden spot, W anted: g r t c a r y ra s h trr, esften - I N f O M K T A X return* prepare I m i B I.ONK ItANtiKII lake view. Priced for quick sale Ity t a i a rrn u n la n l Jo h n V. D rm p ence preferred Imt not n*res 53250.00 ran lie seen at any tlm* »i'V 254 M eisrh Itiillillnif. Phmi* E H H B Y t m ST m o l d V O U ''» sary. A p p ly Me. W h a tle y , O. J. I,all>, l-ake Mary, Fla. One [ H t LOOS FOR MASktD FRilMD M argaret A n n Store*. LlnuL Htaai nf I ! law sotl'n Glnra W A N TED -g irl for fountain and drug dept. La nay** Drug Store. W A R E H O U SE man for long a*, taldishtvl local wholesale firm. Apply jOS North Park Avrnn* Write tloi J , core Herald for r o ck ML B u t t h u ’f L A M t i ' A n r H O T " OU1 “ v r T . ., A H i . Room 403 A t lanlle B a n k B u lld ln e 4-ROOM Furnished ApaMnmnl In Interview, Osteen— modern convenience*. Fountain girl nr tiny — full or part r. n , e m t i u j i o i i rimicn rr* W A N T E D : unfurnished apartment Phone 950 or 1367-JI. time Al«n floor girl— Apply Mr. palrar, la now In New Loeatlon or email .house. E. F. Lundqulst. F U R N ISH ED apt. for ona or two. BUI st TouchtonV_____________ at 325 Sanford Avenue. Espcrt Phone 1I4I-J.________ _ 535 month. A ll Park. W aLh and Clock repairing st 8 M A L L HOUSE.* eloa# In ehdap AGRKB8IVK S alesm an : Hteati) ■ment, m a n y oppn rtu nitle; reasonable r a t e s . __________ reasosabU Slumbarland Courta. Ivancem ent. F I R E S T O N E Limit*. ___ MODERN 4 Room WORE W A N T E D MILLS SWAP SnO P-405 E. 4th Man'a Longlnes Wrist Watch 8L Wa Buy. 8*11 or Trade modt Saturday Morning between Rank com pan!en nurse, aianvthlnr. Phone I9S-J. _____ PRACTICAL and Holler Motor*. K. B. Smith. eellant driver, local refrrer.j*. a t w h id d o n ; OZARK IKK S .j T I W ait Dlrmcy T T U 0 .1 «T ] i w*\ rv ° BfIMO C o Z C P -'.l ' Hy * TWO CWAUD l*NT ygrzv much, m ir • VWAir M B«8 / - t U . MAica m »M <5twg you r I 'a u l K o b ltw o m w c is ptAV»»dS A ' DANSKROW * G A ld»*TR A D TVig GM & 15QS « BEDROOM hoeso * beautifully fUTaisbad, Immediate puiim tan. �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE 9!Y Hiss Appeal Crime Committee this war. A total of fit MICK In flight of 10 to SO each— engaged U. H. F80s and F-84* in four dogfights Sunday and today. On the ground, Rrd resistance collapsed on thr cast central front and faded sharply before a threeprongd Allied spearhead along the west-central sector of the Allies’ advancing 70-mile llnr. United Nations tank columns rolled In within five miles of Hongchnn oil the west-central front. Hougrhon is a great Com­ munist troop, staging arra and once was reported to be Chinese general headquarter*. IJ. N. forres met little rests, tanrr as they proiied within sight of the big lied supply center. Only the day l)cfore. Red* before Hongchon fought stiff rear-guard arlion, indicating they would make a lastdltch stand. Ilritlsh, Canadian and AuatraHan troops were within five mile* of Hongchnn on the south. They were T i miles south ol the ,'Wtn Parallel, A II. 8. Flrat Cavalry Division tank force stabbed three miles forward Monday lo within five miles of the Red center on the southwest. II. H. First Division Marines, approaching Hongchnn from the southeast, were reported six miles away. North Korean rvsialance col­ lapsed on the cast-central front. Allied troops moved In quickly, behind the fleeing Red* ami sela **l mile-high Mount Tarmi without firing a shot. Reiaure of the commanding peak straightened nut the eait-rentr.il front. It was dented five ^nub-. last week by a frorious Korean Kid counterattack. Front line officers said there waa no danger of further bockllnr of the line in that sector. Lc^al Notice XII I It t: til" X P P I.H STH IX • •til m i m i . on si*»:c1*1. I .IU J I* U T | I1 * i'f ln llf r Id lir t f t ii Nlk*,»i Ihut lilt; JlfkDMl nf |*iih|L Ini fiut ll^n **t #*-**»!• Hale C ounty, t l s r l s i *m flpt'iv i « r **•*).i: n r ihe i*u ,»s*i >n ot in* i-ai-iaiiiie Of lb* Ntalct ><r r i o t I'U f»t the |>as*» BB« "f a Itlll tls lp a III* rem iirnH*. lion of Ibe M S H IW II of the lb * «H of I'uWIC in a ln M Io n of a r.m ».a !» C a h a ty ; F lo rt.t* . nna neiilittn*' f«r the |,*yi.*r..l thereof R E A L ESTATE FIR E AND AUTO INSURANCE Real llargain* at all llnirw. Edw ard V. Lane, Kraltiii flfflr# U S Magaalia Av*. "The man who knows Sanford". Oldest rani satat* In the rity. firm LOWEST COST AUTO FINANCING (C uilR M d from Page One) Haring ('osunUsloarr flenjamin Downey had war ed him about the bookie*. and said, “If you don’t atop It. I’ll take your II* rente away/* NEW YORJcT m T,. 12 — (/P)— The Senate Clime Commiltre open­ ed it* climatic »erie» of hearing! today, with a ho*i of politician* and tome of the nation's lop un­ derworld figures on top. Senator Eatea Kefauvrr, (DTenn/ the chairman, said hia inveatigaling group will try to delerminrd if any "solid link*" rxiit heIrene Putin*, a* "fjueen Victorlx," gran** an Interview to a twren crime and fmlitici in New street urchin in this stein- from 2(ilh Century-Fox’s "The Muiiiara, York City, shotting Ttte-day and Wednesday on the Ititx Theatre screen. He noted that rhargea of tiuch links were made In the last muniripal election. Reporters, clerks, stenographer* and lawyers jammed the tiny hear­ ing room In the federal court, home. Television and newsreel cameras towered over the Iona committee table. Kefauvrr said the committee was interested in any local cor­ ruption, aa it affects the national picture. Walling In the antr-room to testify were a motley aggregation of witnesses, including petty offieiala, g a m b le r s , nondescript characters, and an array of re­ puted Ikiss underworld leaders. The New York hearings, to last a week to 10 days, will lie the last major sessions before the windup of the rrim* group’s life at the end of the month. Kefauvrr said that by reserving New York f’ily as the final site of Its Investigation*, the commit­ tee has Iwen able to accumulate data that will aid in pushing the probe more effectively hrre. H r said this schedule was fol­ lowed because "the city Is bigger and the tasks of our committee Is bigger here.” T V broadcasts, to be carried by all maior stations locally, will bring the public sessions into the homes of a possible 2,226,000 set owners. Among scheduled witnesses to­ day are gambler bingpitigs Prank Prick son and Joe Adonis, Krirkson once headed a tlS/.OO,000-a.yrar hookmaktnr empire. Adonis has Governor Thomas R. Dewey nomination for “ public enemy number one.” 8lx more witnesses wrrr listed for today, (lamtding apprarnl to l » thr main topic before the com­ mittee for the start of the weeklong hearings. However, Alfred Klein commit­ tee counsel, told nawsmrn yerterday that during the week more than BO witnesses will appenr. These, he said, will Include under­ world figures, politicians amp ri mlnal lawyrra. It will be the blggrtt and pr«hahlv the most speetaeiilar aeries Of thr pnblle heatlnrs held by the mninilltrr atnee It began lAokl'ot Into Interstate crime. Attorney Georg* Morton I^*vy of Freeport. N. Y., was railed as the first witness, I,*vy Is the founder nf Roosevelt Raceway at Weothury on Ding Island. He alio hae been legal advisor to Krirkson and Charlie (Lucky) Luciano, deported vice overlord named by the Kefauvcr committee as rtar of the American under­ world. Erickson was next on thr sche­ duled program, going tu the U. 8. courthouse hearings from the city penitentiary, Rrlckson recently lo*t a W n t fight to avoid testifying before the committee. He contended ho Buy your car In Sanford Keep your Insurance at home •bv* coats through ua IN S T A L M E N T LO AN Ante W ith WingH M ay Be TERMITES Ik> Sura To Call o r W rit* To-day F o r F R E E Inspection FIDELITY Exterm inating I ‘IIO N lt t -1 2 4 4 Communist rasnaltlea to U. V. Losses waa "well over *0 to l." The commander Mid "It would h* a tremendous victory for the United Notions" If thi Korean war ended at- the 38th Parallel The Parallel was tha pre-war dividing lino between Red North and Repuhlkan floulh Korea. Bui, Rldgway added, he anew nf no plan tn end the fighting Ihem, “If CVimmunltt China felled to he a defeat for her of incalculable drive ua Into the ace, that would Imnnrtance," Rldgway said. " . ', .The degree to which we deflat* bar military r(rotation," ha conUnud, Influence* tha thinking of million* and million* of people In Axis. "Krenutatly It mutt react oa tha pnlllleel action uf iM r govern­ ment. This would he of Iremendoaa P H O N E— M RS! iring In cumhat N it h a k Sunday 818 Nevth Main Rtreot D raft Age Lowered R otary Luncheon ICsallssH grew Pag* Use! resolution, co-authored by A rends, build their own hoipdal. He adib.'d that unditr the terms that tioops shall committed to I be Ktnopeati flies us ptoposrd un ol the Fish will, the trustee* dvr the Atlantic I’a-t arrangement rouhi build a wing, or any part until the nere>-ary autliorliation of a County hospital, and that lor Mlrh mnimittfll is approved "we ought to go ahead and get our plana set to build our own liy both l«Nlie* of Congress." Rrends -aid be did not know hospital, which should possibly when he would propo-e it in the lie known as thr "Seminole Coun­ ty Hospital", and get what help rommittrr. Several new amendments are we ran from the Fish estate lat­ expected to Im- offered, ami mem­ er." bers said they did not see how lb • County Commissioner II. 0. committee can finish its work Cope pointed out that Hrnator L. F. Hoyle has Iwen instructed cn the bill for several day*. Itrp. Ilrooks (IM .a ) said he in­ lo draw- up necessary legislation tends to pn>|H>se that inaetive re- lo lie Introduced in the Legisla­ •erves called to active duty be ture meeting Apr, 3 to raise the released a- imiii a* |ms-ible if the rriling above the present (300,national security would not be rn 000 limit <>n the amount of hos­ pital lionda which thr County is clangc-rcd. The tevi-csl bill contains a |»r**- authorired to Issue. Dr. I’hll Westgate of the Cen­ vision that line live resc-rvlab* -I,-old I*' i eh a—-c| after IJ inontbs tral I ’loiida K*|ierimeut Station a program called active duty or a* soon lifter that presented "Hanford Firsts , in which h« a* |io - itile. railed attention to a little liooklet written over half a century ago whl-h he had found in tha Municipal Library .in General lly MRS. t . F- N K A I Hanford ami the ltd A ir Grove* near Crystal la b 1. He said Gen­ The February Calendar » f eral Sanford was the first person Kvent- ob .rrved at Setnlnule Ros- in the United Htalea lo plant rnwald Hebnul No. I, was amonx teehei nut trees. Among Hanford firata Hated by educational In thi- history of the school. Fbotographs, sketches, Dr, Westgate were the first set* cartons, palntlngi, picture* and tlrment in thr upper Ht. Johns clippings from magutiues ami River Valley at Fort Mellon In patH-rs, provided a wealth of valu­ IK37, first in transportation with able information for the observ­ seven railroads operating <n and of Hanford in 1888, first col­ ance of February Kvent*. There out ..a* u display of I ’ltu n s ‘ with lege with Hollins College being biographic* prepared by student*, organised here, first dry tuwn in -lemming from history and Kng- Florida, first in tourists with tha lish class ussigtimenlK for the Hanford House, a tourist holsl, built hrre in 1876 a* the largest month. Among the "February Great*," In South Florida. Thu importance of agrlrulturs whose biographies were aelwcletl by students, were, George Wash­ in the past and present waa stres­ ington. Abraham Lincoln. Fred­ sed by Dr. Westgate aa ho point­ rick Douglas. I.origfiHow, James ed out that General Sanford was Russell U.wcll, William F. Cmly. the first to have an experlmsMal station here, and that the flrat rclcry waa shipped about 1800. »■ I'rr-Ulent Ot villa TuuchM i in St-, il ill. . * —* g -, svs "**' * rho.en for ibe February objerllvat noil need that the next masting tsete, Itleban! Wright. Dr. Gt-orgi of the club will be held in the Washington Carver, Honker T Seminole High School auditorium Washington, Mary McCloud lie- next Monday at noon and tha lliune, llr. Carter G. Wood-on, program will be "What'a New In Ralph itunelie, Counter Cullen, Kduratlnn?" Frank Kvans announced that Rulyaod llavri, Marion Andrreon. Langston lluglie-, Joe Louis, Pioneer Night will lie held at Jarkie Robinson, nnd many other Lake Mary next Saturday night Tltcy were all gron|i*d and fltudled and invited all Kotartana to at­ Mr. Kirk announced lh« ___ _ ___ according to their -ontributioni tend. to Uie Ameriran way of life. The Rotary district conference to he. research revealed that there I* de­ held In Orlando on Apr. 32-24 finite proof that the Negro has lo which Kotaryana are especially taken his rightful plaee on the Invited. Visitors Introduced by II. L. National i'rodurtion Line aa Kdurators, Aiithotv, Artists. Libera­ Perkins, Jr., Inrludcd Clayton tor**, Labor tender. Clergymen, Wilbur of Taunton, Mass., Harry Manufacture!-, Spurt* Farticln- Ainsworth of Mason City, III., anti, Technicians of all kinds, amt John Miller of St. Lou's, Mo., Henry llellrrup ot St. Louis, Mo., Politicians. The schedule of events also pro­ Fred Harwell of lluds in, O., vided for mourre visitors who Harold urtenword of Gardner, made possible, vital and realistic Mass., Charles Matian of Lake experience*. Among the business wood, N . J., Leroy Lawson of end professional persons invited to Del .and, C. J. Finley, amt Paul provide such experiences were, Stine uf Orlando. Dr. Gao. ]|. Htarke, Rav. A. A. Fields, Mr*. Condor Merritt, Mr. A. H. Ford, and Mr. D. C. Brock. (Continued treat B an One) During Ih* February observ­ ances, the class rooms wart made Westeui Europe, this country vary attractive with beautiful would have to use everything “if Valentina decoration* which war* It means even atom boir.h in made in the art via****, The gen­ your stockpile. eral bulletin boards war* replete Urging tha committers te ap­ with February and Current in­ prove sending additional U . 8. formation. division* to Europe, Klsenhnwer Grades Seven and Kfght, under aald that **ao long t> you have a principal Hamilton, placed spe­ few troops (in Europe) 1 would cial empharis on Negro History shake with respect lo their enfety Week. Sections of the! rroom were In eaa# w* got in trouble." adorned with pictures of outstand­ "You give me a small army ing Negroes, their contributions, of a doten divisions, for example, and list* of their accomnllamrnt*. and there la no Russian army in Members of Hob Scout Troop No. the world-short of soma catas­ 101 (Altamonte Springs,) present­ trophe I couldn't possibly forseo— ed an Interesting program at at. that could destroy them before aambly during lloy Scout Week. we could do something abut it," Another outstanding feature of he declared. the month was the gueat sneaker Senator Russell (D -G a ) asked at ihr Kcminol# Rosanwald Month­ what Eisenhower meant. ly professional faculty meeting. "F o r example, you could put Mr*. Mae Francis Muller, muilc • down American divisions la I n t m t o r Bemlnole County. Mrs. the Breton peninsula, where they Muller, spoke on tha subject, can he covered by our nwn *ea "Music In The Elementary and air power, and the Russians Schools", which waa creditably ||. lust rated. The teacher* war* more aoula." mutirally Inspired aa n result ef Kitrnhuwer aald, however, that her lecture. If the force* were spread on a Patrons and Friends era always wide iierlmeter, air power could welcome to look in on us. Wo era nut he rune*tilt tied at any tingle If -a lla n e ii l i o a t*aae O a r) Colored News cept hia appeal. If that request Is turned down — and the court's agreement to reconsider la rare— the former high level State Department official will have to go to prison and begin serving his sentence. In New York, Chester T . lane, counsel for Hiss, said that the matter of a request for reeonsirur. tlon had not been discussed, and he thought such a mov unlikely, I Use. through hia attorneys, Heer. Richards, lane A llalh-r, Issued this statement: “The efforts of the committee on llnamerlran Activities, vosiferouily supported by likr-inindcd elements in the press, sucrrdd in skl-7 1, 'ril Imp— *lble in the present ntmuspherr of public tension. "Due to these efforts prejudice, fear and perjury prvalhd to pro­ duce a verdict. Rut the wrung will surely lie righted. “ My attorneys r.nd friends will continue to search for the fact* which will show how (Whittaker) Chambers fabricated the evidence against me. Today, as formerly, I am proud of my IS years of public service and, with a clean conscience, I continue to It,ok for­ ward to the time of my vindica­ t io n ." In order ortiuniirdlrlaoinhtillp In other actions today the Su­ preme Court: 1. Agreed to «av whether daily Hilda reading in New Jersey pub­ lic schools violates the Federal Constitution. A number nf other state similarly require Hilde reading to pupils. 2. Drnlesl James A. Moffett, former New Dealer, a bearing in h I a inultl-lnillioii-dollar s u it against thr Arabian-Ai— i Ira n oil Company to collect for serviceperformed with I'n-aidrnt Roose­ velt, Harry Hopkins and othrr government officials. Moffett sued for (0,000JMM for thr services and won (1,160,000 from a New York Jury. Hut the verdirt was art aside by Federal Judge Rdward A. Conger on thi) ground the action waa contrary to public policy. Moffett snid hi» efforts protected the company's oil concession in Baud) Arabia but the firm protested that no man should be permiltisl to sell his MONDAY MAR. 12. 1931 RFC InventignUmi ship deal to him. He replied he thought so, add­ ing he and Dudley he.! dlwu*»ed Th» llo iiB ln i A u th o n ir of lb * n i)r Of hJBDfrrfxl. |‘Kif|tI* I NefOifl* I I 48f r a ile d - fh » User a l A u th ority). Ilm trj- SA( MHirll llolldlfiff. H*l»fun|. KlnrV Dr. Henry McLaulin or itosennaum a law firm, were "very minor” stockholders in a company — Amrrh-an Oversea* Tanker he set up for the ship transaction. ' lit its essential details, as Casey told it, the ship purchase worked out thia way: The -toekhnldrr* put up f100,ittxi and Icirrnwed (lfi.00o.iMMi from an Insurance company. They fought the ships front the Marttime Commission for (7,600,0000. spent (600.000 re*onditioninf* them a;.it leaned them td ntamiitid tj.’i of New Jersey. The rentals paid off the cost and loan. After three or four years, the ship* were sold for (2,800,Own which waa "almost all" profit. Furthermore, Ca*ey said, he w*.. able to treat the (270,000 he got bark oti his (20,000 investment as capital gains and not subject to income tax. He frankly acknowledged that the main purpose of creating the company was to lw able to treat the profits as capital gain* rather than imnme. Senator Hrieker (R-Ohlo) a-ked Casey If any metnlM-r of Rosenhaunt's firm had suggested the influence with public officials. .7. Denied the government a new hearing in it* legal hattle to keep possession ol more than (8,000,000 worth of common atock of the Dollar* .Steamship Line. The stock was tidnsferred to the Maritime t'uimiiis'ion in 1878 under an ar­ rangement bv which the - hip line got n government loan. L ite r the Dollar interests paid back the money and asked returned uf the »tock. The government refuted but lost out in the U. H. Court of Appeal* here. 4. Declined to unravel n legal tangle caused by conflicting ordr* of two U. 8. District Judge* in affairs of tha Lustron Corpora­ tion which has defaulted on more that (3(1,600,000 it borrowed from ib<- Heennstruction Finance Cor­ poration to launch an experiment in mass production nf prcfahrlcated houses, Optometrist III Magnolia I’honr SI l<1« i,+r W. G. MILLKK I U I 1 %TIO* bltla in Utpllrat#. ftubjart if* the i b n r r n l rnniSItluna. D # tn tlrd l>l>e<if|cailr>|i-. »nd Adilrn* If any. mailr m hurt lirf «f will b«s i n g U f l l*> hr atMivr-nainr*| I . « ,*i \ u tb o rllf at i fir if c lv r n a.tu n til f:H#i 0*r'locSi, IV M* A p r il j, r**i, amt tb*n p u h iitlr *i|i#nrti, Per fi.lh w ifif aufi* Itlll I •si I |S |«| r i a l a I 11 I M M rlre e . ii#tiYrrv ti ^Aitltin), Flurida* T b r lb* i- 1is«r A uttm rltv **f die i ii i nf fm ifnrit, Kb>r- G E N T . CONTRACTOR U > n r » ‘ l!i|)8rl8iu’8 In Flo rid a n w n » r atnl hulM#r ut \ll I U r A fft* Ik rinw n tn lU llc lo tmlM Imr It In IrJknfla la Ks*»tf«»»4 Bfid i %Minty am* rontyltallioriH frrn of r ha re * lt»miMlf»llnar and fltp a lr W o rk mm WtHfk* I*. O. I Iff Aaaford. » la. 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T b Prodoct Prosperity (or Hanford. f f l f t W a n AN VOLUM E X X X X I1 Ealablbhed 1908 t e d IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A D A IL Y f c r a TH E W EA TH ER Showers east portion thin after­ noon. o th rr»i«r clearing and' Ci«>lrr this aflrrnoon and tonight. Mind) weather with lowest tentloraturr .10 to lit extreme north, ttt to It in central and II to A3 extreme south portion. l f t NEW SPAPER 1TK SD A Y M A H . 13. 1951 Assoc iit It’d Press Leased W ire No. I l l Allied Troops Slash p j . . A G O P Leader G uy Gabrielson 1 1 A t IvCy Keel D SIS6 INc a r LiquorCharges Accused O f Using Influence North Korean Border On R F C For $18,500,000Loan , Chinese comes As U. Gains / n t n D e p o r ta tio n O n m Retreat ^ r n n rA C tin n ^ Near Rout l -o n C ess,o n N. Offensi vc On Big 4 Agenda Momentum r> I v\ 11 i TO K Y O . Mar. 13 </P>— American troop, iloimrd hack into Yutlong today and w retied conlrol of the village Item a haltalion of Chintte Red*. Yudong it 11 milr» louthratt o| 1 Hon gclion and leti than three mile* loulhwril of a Chinrte ton? eenlration area. A U. S. Second Divoion patrol lint entered the town Monday night but withdrew after a hrirl fire fight. Eliewhere along the 70-mile front United Nalktni forcet writ charing itrangely eluiive Chincte and North K'otcan toldirrt hack toward the 38th Parallel. Probing tpearheadt of three Al­ lied columni doting in on llongchon were within 25 milcx of tht old boundary between North and Sooth Korea. In the attaull on Yudong the doughboyi first tmathed a road block half a mile touth of the vil­ lage. Then they ttormed ahead deipite mortar, automatic weapon* and imall armt fire. A t the lame time Fifth Air Force fighter-bomber* Mailed the Red concentration urea to the nortbcaat. Farther can U. 8. seventh Diviaion patrol* arairhad the rountryslde In a vain aearch for (r* tii* * H On rone T t m t C. Of C. Sponsored Style Show D raw s Crowds At F a i r A style show llaced by young ladlei and tpontored by the Kernittole County Chamber of Coin merte drew largt crowd i to the main eahlbit tent at the Kcmlnolr County Fair lait night. The fait U Ipwliaoictl by the Sanford Foil No. S3, tha American Legion. The small ataga for the ahow waa brought her# from Orlando where It waa used for the aame type of ahow at the Central Flor­ ida Exhibit. Drraaea by Florid* Fashions and lingerie by PetitPart* were modeled. Five high school girl* partici­ pated under the direction of Mr*. Ed Whitney. These were Betty Lou Partin. Page Johnson. MU. dred Miller. Barbara Flynl and Frances Moore. Atnonr tha attractive eahlbit* was that of the County Home Demonstration Clubs In which handicraft of tnaay type*, and goods wen displayed. •Tha Veterans . On •iTie i Farm Training flats, headed by John Jlerson, ha* provided an attracttve display of planted vegeuhle* Including celery, lettuce, escarole, peppers, berries onions and caull. _ flower. The exhibit si* ■ i.ir lu d H V an attractive floral distdav and a showing of citrus fruit. A her) of strawberry plants was put on eahlbit by the Future Farmers. Tha display of the 8tate Game and Fish Commission, presided over he Florida Wildlife Officers, draw the attention of many visit­ or*. "BUI" Johns, Wildlife Ofneer. had charge of (Ms with A. R. Bauhmght assisting. Mown wero twa white deer, wild turkeys. • quail, racoons, foa squirrels, a boh cat, a Florida Mack bear rap. tarad near Umatilla, and will dacha. In tanka were black ban and blue aril!*. A stem warning far safe driv­ ing was porldad by the Florida Highway patrol which had on dl*. ■lay a wrecked sport automobile Ml which one person had been killed and another Injured from a collision resulting from nn atipt to pass another ear on a knother lent waa the alia for axaammlal rihlbtt# laeludine Mlaaebtie*, rvfrlfaietors and •tik*r products. Junes Q, Gahsxray, Legion rhalrman for th* progrem, twlijr „ __ ______ha was aleaaeil wit Um attandanc*. and aald that he exparts large crowd* In eplta of Ui* cooler weslhrr for th* rest of Us* xroek. U N D E R HUI H A - r _ E V A N * V IL L E , tarL. Mar. I t - * ' bJ's tracks R edE m b assy In M ex ico Accused Deadlock O f A id in g Spies Attorney T e s t i f i e s Former Mayor Of New York Was In­ timate of Adonis NKW YORK, Mar. I 3 - M V liainhlrr Frank Costello laid Senate crime prohert tndav hr once bought -mug fled lli|Utn from a rum-runnrr ns aed Harry Saurer hut that it s,< a different Harry Saurer a ho »itnr«»ed his naluraliratian pa pen, "I knew ton or tlirrr Hare* Senate Agrees To Weather B u r e a u City Commission S en d 4 Divisions Til VetHnsiil:! Okays $7,515 New t o Western Army Stadium O u t l a y I.AKF.I.AND. Mar. 11 <AIM Frost into i h*- Kverglad *, Tlun inlay morning Oil- »een to. *iav t«) ttie Fesieml Mate Fr *-l Warning Servire. Fru«t over part of peninsular Florida lonmr row morning »a « al-o forecast. Tlie full fon-ca-t: Tonight ami Wednesday morn­ ing: Much colder .ill district*, slowly clraring after midnight with g> title to moderate west and northwest winds l«-ci>uting light l to gentle by morning Very little 1difference between high and toe ground temperatures lowest temperature* will oeriir alaiul l Nation.il Chairman Is Accused Of Making -VI00.000 I'cc For Services On Loan WASHINGTON. M n I ' -f f D Itrp llayc (l)-Olno) told llie Mnne Iml av Republican V»twn*l Naiirrfu.** IiM rll** »*aicl. < bnrmvn till) (i,ttiiiclron got $IK,* 'the hearing riwm broke Into •0(1.000 o| R| C lo.vn, lor Ins firm laughter when Senator t harle1'ihey (ll-N II) interjected: "Permil i livigril the company J100.000 h*p» he wav one ol the flying PARIS, Mat. 13— (/P|— WevtN E W Y O R K .. Mar. I *~</P) W A SH IN G I O N . Mar. 13 </!') •surer*." (Mriilfin linn rml in for In, seivicr*. ern power delegate* were repoilat! Tire Hum an emharty in Mrxtin Il u rm i Mr. •i.iliiicbnn b»v 1 m i , Smstc i ommiltec* voted un(llltlrtl in llir |itfTrnl btlllfillu* |M»» been •grrrd today on their aniwer to City wax pictured in lire alum «py doing a little Influent r (i r ( |NEW Y O R K. Mat. l»-< /P > snimoudy trnisy to approve l’ir»iKfAlii nf llir MlltIK (poll .S|.ii|iinit new ptopoialt for the Rig Four trial today ai brine ready to aid FianklCntlfllo. reputed underworld dent Trunisn'* s*vignment ol font illnrg liiniicll. II.V- 141(1. n t Hit itei I in (f li t of $7 I » lla ) > nl«n t nlil Ihr that talk* agenda launched yrvterday tpie* fleeing the United Stain In bo**, confronted with a lineal ol mote U. S division* to llie Wrvlh .u authnu/nl t.v tltf ( .U ( ’miii two Krnat.'t • rxrlti i»rr: isure by Soviet Deputy Foreign Miniilcr amid airrtl. ilrjHuUtion *lepi. hailed today al cm Eurofiean defense .irmy. mitiinri l.i%i ihkIiI 1*% » liiirf* i»» In ga•t RFC 1loan* f' *r tnr* farAndrei Gromyko. David Greenglav*. 2*1. i rnnfe**- telling Senate crime proliert the Over ibr olijertmnv of I ’lisinusn whtch Ivkii knlfv ( ilv Mdii-tk?**i t liffnul t huge Hydrin »l C o , of 1 a . m Wednesday. Gabo- Ivon was Prt-sidrnt. II. lid Gnimykn'a “concetiion" In meet ed »py who wat employed on the ratrnt o| hi* wealth, t onuslly ( l ) . T r x ) .md II! other Mtkilil nn .1 mini lined tin, mi lin­ Gainesville district: JK to 11 Ip m*t imnir th<* Srnnlun , l*Ut in. the well “ half way," a* he put it. atom bomb project at I <n Alamo*. lie >aid inch mlurmalion might Dernocrsts, bowevei, ilvr commit­ nortli portion. 11 to If, soul I, ing mis, ,11 Dl ill) ao in n nrt >rk trwntdrd one item on hit propoied N. M ., »aid In* brother-in-law. incriminate him. tees. which are bundling two reso­ portion with scattered frost Mayor i m l Dytnn iml Corn- btnailt n*t nt til o'rlr*clk tonight tOl lul of topic* for a foreign minuter* Julius Rroenberg. gave him ela­ t'pper ce»t coast district: .13 to nil tunnel, Jolm Ivey anil Amiirw tE S Tl. The luavr, d*n*er gambler, kit lutions on the Irtw.pt-lo Lurn|»c iti'pilhliran lliiuse leader Mar­ conference— the item concerning borate inttiiKlwn* fm initialling com|w>*ure tbaken by *e*rr«l issue, retained provisions irquir- 37 degree*. Urlandii and llrooksville di-- 1 arr.iway apfunved llir tddilmnt, tin nf Massachiieett* retorted a peace treaty with Germany. the Rutiian ambaitador in Mcxu o hour* ol qurtlioning about hi* ing rnngreisruiMl consent to fu- triet»: M to 39 degree*. ami ( omnuttinrieri VI I ! Steni|»ei that the farts in this rn»r were Delegations from the Uniter! Rosenberg, XI, an electrical en­ prohibilmn-era Imnllrgging. raid be line troop assignments. Ridge and Haitow district- :ut •ilid .‘sain M nlina op|M>«rd llicio published a year agn in a Sen­ Slate*, Britain, and France met gineer. is on trial with hi* wife. prrvioutly bad |<lanned to give full ^ Connally announced that the to 10 degree*. J A Itreve, of llir lalfo ( o., ate ll.i liking Committee report. for levrral hour* late last night Ethel, ;t3. and radar eapert Mor­ West t"a»t District; 35 at F.l. tevi-ling hi. finger at Hays, Foreign ItrUtioir-. Mitd Armed Kn and discussed Gromyko's proposal ton Soliell, .11 on charges of rni, finanrial data. f» r* to is at FI tenton to t:l «r (Mitral bn of the >1idtiim pto)e< t Marini -aid llie it. publicans Rut the Senatr InvrUigatimt vice* rnmmlllrcs bad ngiecd to Iona. at length. They will give thr spiring to spy for Rums in u.irdm nurd prirrs iir bad vubirulterl '(tinted charges nf prcMiirr and in-rrt in the evolutions the *tiRu«*!an their answer at today's |H>*»ildi- death penalty. t’ommillee, lie ilaimed. bat treated RFC Indian River D i,lrh l: 111 al lor the oldilion, I | Mini' iitnri infill, nr i again d I h r meeting. (Sreenglass returned to the wit­ lorn unfairly by branding him the pulatioo that "the Senate (t'on etas to 13 at Stuart. llior,Highly aire.l whether il hit gre«v| beret,, approve* Ihr piearc lute, t, w,tv precept In | mi id mil The Fast and West actually are ness stand today after relating Everglade* district IX In r ’ lire addihoitv vviiicb nr an mlegtal Ihnmeral* anil Republican*. not very far apart on the treaty yesterday that leas than n month </.tr of a national mine lyndicatr •erit plans of the I'rexldeut ami Rep. Hiiffiiiaii lit Mirhl aid north and went of take and above the Joint t'biefH of Staff to s, ltd l«»ur, but they remain sharply after the first atom Isimb wn- He liralrdly challenged the eotm |Mrl ol lire oriHUial plan. Iml wrtr Hays wa, trying to give RFC a dropped on Hiroshima he gave mittee In prove it* charge, or rjuil four tnor* additional Division* 12 degree, elsewhere. divided on other ageml*. point*. i Iran lull nf hralih tierause il of ground force, to Western Lower east roast district 13 j not niilmird in (lie- prrienl pro­ British and French deputies ltn.<rritierg plant for a later-model altar king him. made Inaiis t» Repubtlrans. Kurope." degrees stn| higher. gram ssho li i, 'routined In llir held a hurried meeting after re- bomb. In other drvelonmetii, renterlie demanded to tie diourn th' Mr. Trornan already ha, plaretl Wednesday; Fair and told building n| llir initial poiltoo ( mg alami (be RFC: He said Rosenberg tried several evidence behind who I he lei me! reiving Gromyko'* proposal and the two American division, now In (hitlnok Slight |) colder We*ltimes to get him to fire I he stayed In session until midnight. iV."i7 . V* "J.m T " 7 the, “, fanta-tiiall) untrue - l « r i «. Germany under the international ne-day night with frost extending llie vtatlium a, thr fu,| pin,, ol I Senator Fiilt>right (D -A ik l, , The British relayed the proposal Hinted SUtev after learning o f , •lie* overall project. ■nrnmand of General Dwight D. . , , . . . . . . heal of a Senate Hanking Sub­ the arrest of Dr. Klaus Pttrha in ref,iv 5 * m*k' to London and received a reply Kisenhower. southward into the Everglade* The additions litrlndi the Imild committee which is Investigating this morning, after which they lanl by Senator Fulhright tl» I 1tnirwt" y wofoln|t’ !Ild T * U m ro ^ h r '* ■ «'"* >™ "• ‘ rest m. lllg of a dn gout for the horn:' tile lending ngrm y's activities, met with the American delegation. ^ i(freenalas* . iT i ? ™ l*n.',rr'1 l,,c *■ a htnnan Iming,” he said, ik )......in m i t t e e Drima-raG i t .. ,, „ ,« tram in conformance with tin suggested that n commission of |||, original offensive ineltsd A From this, it waa learned, came kdvlre, but that Rovenlrntg re -ought to -trike out a ,ectb n >.f ( t r i i l l f l J l l r j ( O IIM lf lt T S original plan*. Till* will havr eon distingiiisbrd citizens la- set the Western plan of action— not nrwnl Uie pressure after thr nr- |, , romniitteeinaii tiegan delving to invc,ligate “moral standard* s u t t o n - M c R a c K i l l i n g rict,* fliHoing. This tvpr of floor In government" and look into to reject Gromyko's propose! nut- Yaat of Harry Gold, Philadelphia Into Ids lemUegging record, **• i t t S S 1 lug w*. ivIm. H|ip^><ret) N the I chemtat, a* a spy for Russia * > e . »— _ tight, but to nffer still another (Uljcgcj faUIfkaUoo* on-hl* cin h A lu u-- and K c i.tr which a/gtht1 d s lli'ld o g o lt t , and 13r ''olln-t lie, - *.-lt>et nf f*ongri'ss itself, The .witness ha< ad tssUfled ye*. [ trh*htp appliesI inn. Senator fobey I pU| Cortgrf** on term d a* saying Western formal* for mm prom im PA LA TH A, Mar. I! til') -A room, now being •vii,«lnpd*<l In­ 3 Rep Rees (Il Kanl intro -N il I lertlay that he bad mniarU with “ We or* united," a Western (H -M l) *ald tha roffliplttr* h*d| (» „ , H , ,p p ,„v,| ,|,ould Iw obtain grand jury today Iwgan <|eltl>er* cluding the ronre-sion area rflieerl a (till to ulsdlsh til* RFC ;rniindG«U . established spokesman aald, "In trylng to get for deporta* | cd for future troop* erimmltmeiils. Ilona on whether to return an In It wa ’ rt|--o Ueeid*d to build re-t | al onec, a full list of auhiect* hirh the Greenglavs said Roienlierg gavr tiun ttoves, 3 Senator Hennett (R t'tah' Connally, chairman nf the joint diriment in the -laying >>( Jail room* f"r Negro palrnn- and n When liic financial matin <am" •onvillc Safety t'mnnil winner four foreign ministers ran discii** him ll.tmo, prnniised him g»;.*t«w* II iiallsaX lla !> ■ . I l|hll demanded that Fnlbtrght', snbslrel (airway Icailmg to the e up, (ontcllu turned silently to lit Ithiiard D. Sutlon and Mr Marie In Hying to esie world tensitm*.*' tnbtr, and gave him lhe«r in rnrmrilHee find nut how Joseph utlnrncy, tiroige Wolf, Hillmg I'!• liar in Hutton’r isolated lake room- and to llie Negro t«nd». E. i'aaey, who ha* figured in the The West a r x p e r t n l to »ug- •truelions: tn ordinance Mini would •,«]vitre side him in Inc jsuiinrd h-silng ■tide rahin last Nov. 13. grvt'that the question of German RM investigation, reerived a G„ to Mexico Citv. II ■.•llaacS llm p*|, M|*l| Fifteen wttl)e»»e,, 11 ol them agrnriea emilrollid by the t ’liiliil po.l he now- holds aa an aide to disarmament might lie brought in the Russisn ambassador, vigil the State, gitveinminl In Sanford *-i Uiksonvilic, were ralle,| before under the German peace treaty letter " I. Jackson." Say some­ pay a (ay op iitititlea o-e.i w , Lrnnmntr Htahilllrr Erh JohnI V Jury ycsterilav. •ton, item oq which Rusaln and the thing In it favorsM^ • the \*-i*tant State Attorney Julmn paced follow ing a final miill-ig, Westerners seem near agreamnt. Soviet position In the United fulhright, ill prn|aiving a com* •aid Mr. MeKihbln. ('alhoun laid he <|id not kruus mission nil nmials in govetnRut the question of rearming Ger­ Nations. Voile Willinn • , J r , pre-enli-.l rlMsilanea ii , *•■■• *:|ahii when thr finding* would lie oremany anparently would not be Three days later go to the Karlyle lluushulder, lur*t at­ •eiitetl but it would not lie before an appliration nf L. i!<H’kwc«ll to Introduced In any way which statue of Columbus with a travel opeintr four laxirnliin Sapfoid torney, and rotnmsnder * • ( the 2:30 I*. M, when Circuit Court l ( ’*tatlaa»4 (la l**«* debit might Work Weitern Germany's Sanford I*o«t 3.1 of the Aim rUai; Judge (iaoigr William Jackson under tlie name of tile Scrniliole participation In a European Legion, will l>e (be main *|.eaker waa to return from u trip in St Call Co,, w illi Joe Goritnle - ♦> Army. Russia, nn Ihr other hand, In the week Just close Fliui ! i ! *7 V ‘■ JmL |P Night *!’' malinger. Police < loef Itov G 1‘iogram at Augustine. insists Western Germany must Fashions again has liroken it, .. , . « William, wa , ilirolrd l<< Inv-sti ommunlty IliiiM not raise military unit* for West­ own record for the numb., f ,,r ! J,1 K' ' !" rL gate the matt,, arnl (rpoll !■• log Kalmday nigiit, Frank Evan*, t ship|i ern purposes. W i l d l i f e A tfe n e y findings. A British offirial said that ac About lb Imy* and gill wrl mailed M.M9 package*, it w«, program chairman, announced to­ |l I ’ Staffoid and I *'-i*j*I I day’. I n U a p p e d i t y I M i i l l i p s Young tually Soviet fteputy FoFreign corned Ihe opening of the Muni announced today by 8am Marties | l, V|r|i-.! nnigh Const! uetioil were reappointed a - loeio Among the prim* attrarlinn, Minister Andrei Gromyko I* grow ripal Fool Sunday afternoon and operation, manager. la-r* of tin el,I Ileal etaminatl-'ti Company nf Atlanta, lla , ha - t-een will i*' a muilral contest mong the Mr Msrtlna said that while Ing “mnrr and more Immovable" enjoyed swimming and diving, F. GAIN'EKVILI.E. Mar l.l <d’i 11'tiin11Mlmr 4 fIw I> ir I "Isi bi!l awaid* I the mill rail to Imild a it was tine that the f.rm shipped “ old folks" who will have a Urge Srivi, |{c(irtirriUlivr Ira v i, Phil In hla opposition to th* Western­ Hasky Wight, maiiNger of the irw g* plant m Sanford, A. H. •hare of (he rntertainment, ‘*(d more than 70,000 package, fiom er*' stand on what they consider stated today. lip* of Hrtnaniio county took n •iaeile, tirrsidriit nf the Florida During the several months tbai Wednesday n<ion to Saturday vt Mr. Evan*. T in , will include verbal blait at the State Gatin th* main paint of any conference llotnr Ga» Company, ■nriuunc and Fresh Water Fish Coinmis-inn — that to Improve East-West rela­ the pool was out nf service, said 2:30 immediately following thr dancing ronte«t*. l»M|ay. Five ranes, hand carvel by the and it* chairman, I’eeil Webb <>l tion* th* forebro minister* must City Managm Clifford MrKilddn, embargo Imposed aa a result ■>( •ini production will (s' doubl'd get down to causes and see why the p(*oi ladtom and sides have the *%lrk switchman" strlkr, th" late J . H. Mee* of Griirva, will *>e Tampa, here last night. by the new plant which will tsi presented to Ihe five oldest men was not ■ normal load, but * been sand-hlailcl free of ihr ori­ Phillips, addressing the Alai lot things are tense. hllilt on West Sixth Street ail The Russians ssy they want to ginal rrinent type paint, and two bark log. It, therefore, wav wt present, and prixev will tie award- county S|K>rt»nirn'» A».ociatlu'i istent In tlie present plant. Mr. ed to Ihe five oldest women ronlldsred at a routine shlppiits* coats of a ruldier liase liloe | hh ,I raid "not for a moment d» I get down to rase* Instead of • aid The new plant is de­ Prise* will Iw al»o awarded to paint have ticen applied, ‘ l>eration. 1 * 1 hi . f»»» •rt«*iiM arrept thr exiating p»li it iir "J il** ratise* They want to talk about 1!||*f1nt lii ptodure a clean, di y the men and women who have al itf'IC. !|»*U » "t**'1 In order to make tlir derk lailh ! The mail order firm eieriiti', .1 1|uior l| ti* sHittH 1 • of (hr (ianie Commission, iiaiii Germany mostly, and specifically |hy tlit* K« IlfMl <1 1 e l l . ( lllh, ' I I I *•»■* of superioi quality, about disarming of Germany and watrrpr***f so that water would also aid that be considered this tended the most Pioneer Night eiilarty thr chairniuri.'' TI e new farilitie. are rheduled nti leak Into the dressing room- aehlevrmenl outstanding In vie« programs, said Mr. Evans. Phillip* cliargeil Dial Ihe ■lino IIHIfll* m! tlir t lul. itK*rlliitf IinIhv ((•alias** os raa* »«»< • Vim rompletlen by Octohei, l!*6i Among the gur*t* tnvitrd to lr»* politic* ’ a* lie proposed Hutrv ItnlikOh |M*‘ iilnl. and lobby, and also slip proof, an "f the fact that preparation, (■•! l wiR Increase tto- efficiency application of special (mint w », , Ihe move to Orlando eomplltatr l Pioneer Night Is Dr. J. C. Gibbs, making the (tame cnrnrnivdnner All Imy-t nf in tl MMI|fh 11f V**111 inii*t.. |*IG W E N T TO M A R K ET cal »ervice, Mr Gaede jwiinted made under ilireetton of H. M 1(lie filling nf orders hy makiru who rrlehrstrd hi* US hit I hda) post* Mppointlve T,y the 8tul<' ('» TO LED O , ()., Mar. 13— (/!>» ( age who want in puttiripal* in Friday at his home al 1*06 Magri't- hlnel Instead nf l,y the (Joveitno tin gain are |e,pie-tri| to la- oil no*, rireatiy increa-'d ronsumpWilliam Hllkrns' pi* I* not loo RiCbarcl. Mr. Wight pul the lockei the srea more conjeeted. In vie •mart, aa pigs go. Thr pig wan looms and concession r<»ms in of this he said it could reasonably lie Avenue. Still active. Id* chief He also raid the Gnine r'orn hninl at 1:30 I’ M Monday, at tirui nf gas in tlie Sanford aira ha, incrsvitated tlir development dered away from It* euburtwn order for the o|ienlng. City Kant !w expected that the numlwr <d interest is raring for his garden mission employed should be pm ■the Koftiuvll Park, King Lion itof a larger product inn capacity. farm home several day* ago ant tary Officer K. II. Johnson wijl unit* hamllril wim.IiI tie le,, lli,.. entl lawn. He ratne here Crn.n on a merit system to yet «w» sou innmirit eil Natural (ta*. Mr. Gante added, Thr first game id tin season Frown Point, Ind.. 30 years at *r from inr piasent “ ward pidltli showed up yesterday at the front lie responsible fm the oprraliou ntnsi, of the peed. will n« ,1 >ia t. Monday betwaen i* a distinct poiiibillty for San­ retiring, with Ihe fir,l Mr*. H it1- . p di' il'S. door of a slaughterhouse. till’ I 'lilt,. piloted S\ Midi olio ford Hut rnlutruction «f natural She died In 1931. lie and the pre­ nlilipv rhsiycd that the ,h* n SA LV AG E A TTEM P TED sent Mrs. Gibbs have lieerf married n . •)( the Game Commission hie MseNelll and Jml Sti oiper and ga i pipe line* into the area should v a n iik n r e r g f a il s tnl.e n minimum *>f two year*, he H O N O LU LU , Mar. 13-GF>— used os wildlife office In pro Hint* the Red So* who will !•” "ina-tei GRAND RAPIDS. Mkh., 3lar. for 19 year*. A* In pa*l year*, be roreiud ft* own personal business. minded" hy (Veil Caillon uni cautioned, and the company mtl*t 1.1— GTt— The rendition of ailing Crewmen today tried In pump !'*■ |irepa(e*l tn meet all the need* Following his talk, in a uiieitlroi (;|y,|#. |Um-ey Senator Arthur It. Vandenherg out flooded holds of the wrecked Judge Wtniam J. Barkrr of many letter* of congest Jetinn t tie of * growing community In Ihe (In Tuesilay ................ “Is gradually hemming more freighter Andrea F. Lurkrnherh the U. R. Dixtrlct Court, Orland.. from friend* and relatives nu Inn reived come rebuttal from Ho serious," hi* personal physicist! to salvage HtjOOOjOOO worth of has denied a petition to modify ncea»ion nf his birthday. and anrwer Period, Phillip- |e Giant- nllli Jwik K Mom-nn nirantitne. war material and 0,000 lavgs of n decree which became final ><>i Music for the Pioneer Sight men whom Phillip* charged " vei arnl Jm* Hnines „v •I,,- helm, will said today. At MESON AND HISS I angle with the Keiillnnle-' wlinThe doctor -aid the Ben*Ur mall for military personnel in Mar. 8, and whlrh exempted the program will tr> played bv th* *‘ *n»ed'* there by Webb. NFAV YORK, Mar. i : i - ( A 3 "still fails to rally from hla recent Korea. ; lb*- Irh attemiiloi! to refill “ insblr liaseball rl i stegy" will l« Celery City Frlnting Co., from laike Mary Orchestra. Tn all All five passengers and 13 provision* of th* wage and hour mm* present who are « l or rliary* , sn*l diitntcd bv Hurry Knbwui wml II Sectrlar)' Dean Acheron, whe Phillip*' cliarg* ■elapse. Unless a favorable change j " nf Phillip imir sia<| "I do n<it intend ti ten hy item Fnlds. it was announce*!. occur* soon, his prognosis must crewmen were saved when tha law, E. F. Honxbolder, attorney passe*--------twtsea to the-------Rlti T. h -* ’er for the ' (.frsad to maka an Hem 1,170 ton freighter tore her Hot for the company, staled today. Umpire- trained in *br Hun turn m Y back on Alger Ills*," be considered grate." show on Mar. M will h* glven.g denial nf the charges. Tl,ei- were offered » chance I'*|r*»,||It,m will be: Marcel Pwillr would answer only one uuextlOn Iasi night the physician re­ tom on a reef off Kauai one of The dreree* was originally m ,,.e puck eml tulk to the club *nd Roliert Shawm on Monday*1 when he retiirnc!! from n 'V r ported Vanderdterg's rendition had the Hawaiian Islands, Sunday made hy the Court in 8vpteml>er PIG AND W H IK TI.l -Hid. nnida vacation last night. (i..niew*4 ••*, l’*a» I3a»u night in a tainatornt. "worsened somewhat." John Ivey ami Harry T-. j .~ s Jr. at • U ltr date. and pointed out that the Caltry Asked to comment on the R»CHy Printing Co, la net engaged have purchased the Pig and J'fcmc t!mlrt rrfu*al tn review In ldtaratat* commerce, and te a Whistle from J. B. Uryanl for tin- appeal of HID**, former high retail eetabltshment and la there­ 349.000. Tom C. Ihdl of the W. PKlale Department official, from fore exempt from th x provision* William* real estate off |,e j .i a perjury conviction, Acheron of the labor law.1 action nouneed today. •aid: Mr. Bolt handled tlw trriuagain*! the company had been "The Supreme t'nurt I* the taken by the U. 8. Department aetkm, By ELTON t . FA Y bighevt court, and if It acts that By JIM BECKER of laibor. dispose* of the matter." ASSO CIATED PRESS M ILITAR Y A F F A IH S IILI’O K TLit N KWSMKN EX E( F T E l) U. 5. 25TH DIVISION, NEAR SEOUL, Korea. Mar. 13 </n W ASHINGTON. Mar. 13 (IV) New |e,|. willr U. S atomic HONG KONG, Mar. 13 KTLNKING MINK A 23th Division colonel looked al the hill* ahead where Chinese Redi The strongly pro-Nati'*naltit Sung wf«pom Iff fHit «l i t * of dropped Jrom rirpUnei r t pUcet other tn«ii HOLLYW OOD, Mar. | » - ( A V are holed in and observed today. “We know they're hurting." Sheung Dally New* today **id Bantu Hum*'* mink atlnk*. the testing xilet uxed up In now m*y lie in protjierl. JA C K S O N V ILL E . Mai. 13 - < V ) Aa the Colonel spoke, the doily, griuled doughbar* of hi* trgimeni It smelle pretty awful, In fart," tha rSdnaa* Red* eieculed four A broad hint of thii come, (rom the Alomir h^ergy Commution Atlanta — tht finl across tha Han Rivar— shilled position*, ft mat reorgsnir* said vtslerday whan polk* ••porters of the E*at Rivar Chlh llUmark returned It ta her, but aka was Htlng News Agency, Han day In tha Chlh Hsing Is ■ small agency In rfcv*l*ptd out of an AEC new* conference yeiterday at wlnc'i Hrownavllle txvnaa jutting kiiin from which to get It Chicago Kxrangtung Provlrvc* in South a raportar asked, in connection t* they bad driven l|m Rada. Th* ' “ In Denver CWngT tnl le la n l f| xrith th* recent aipnlm cnUl a* maybe in some other places." Sin Chines* reporter* were shot EnlwelokT (the atoll In the De* Moines pomsoe v i too plosion* at tba Nevada proving Fresno In Canton last December, one on ground, whether there will ha Marshall Island* where the gov, I b t J d ^Goodfrttow, W s eminent ha* estahlDhed a proving New York r barged with taking tha eant from charges of spreading rumors en­ "Leah at tboaa hill*. A peak bar NBC studio draaaiag room dangering the Red regime. other tests. To thla. Chairman ground.) Wavhtngton Gordon Dean answered: of the high eel an* la 300 yards Jan. IT. Kung Bhaung said S7 others "That Is s permanent location." Winnipeg "W a h*v« some teats coming Jacksonville ar* «M«eutad in Fingahan, a up from this valley floor am* U Guodfellow Was nrraatad last Than Dean added: Kxmntung village, in th* Iait along later on." "1 don't know tbv places where _Miami only 1,000 yards away. That’s aaanth In a Phaanig, Arts., M s dag* for counterrevolutionary they might bo but wc are going Tallaha**** In NavdaT (Omitlaaea 0* Page r » « r ) Tampa "T im * may b* sum* time, •(tivtte*. « f *h* (n*t*g odor. Counter Proposal To Atomic Scientist Says S o v i e t Suggestion Plans For Escape Prepared By West Involved Legation House Rejects Attempt To Tic Troop Issue To Manpower Bill Addition To Include 1lomcTcamDugout. N c u r o Restrooms up Hoiisholder Will Be Sneaker At L a k e F lorid a Fashions Mai v Pioneer Nile Smashes R ecords During Past Week Atlanta (ompanv Awarded (ontracf To Ruild (ias Plaid 10 Hoys And Girin Open Swimming Pool Lions Make Plans To Snonsor Junior Basoball Lcaixin* Petition I Denied In Waffc And Hour Ca«e Blistering Assaults By Wolfhound Regiment Send Reds Fleeing North Atomic Energy Commission Hints At New Tests Of Atomic Weapons The W dither m%&Rr 2K*’ T a rt � 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. 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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 12, 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/a70abd9c8877cb9c3c9d929523244f27.pdf 51360a87d45c034cb536756a054d1c83 PDF Text Text * THURSDAY MAR, 8, 19S1 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE TEN O P EN IN G Cl R A. s5 | ¥ JfM hi * *■ .* m _ — ** I MILE SOUTH ON HIGHWAY 17 • 02 SALE STARTS 7:30 P. M FRIDAY-MARCH 9 $ 1.00 per person C O L . LARRY JO N E S AUCTIONEER W e Congratulate You on Your Fine W ork in Organizing This New Market. W e are H appy to Have Had A Part in Its Construction and Wish You Every Success with Your Vegetable, Livestock and Miscellaneous Sales. W ELL MULLING, PUMP AND W ATER SYSTEM PHONF 128 CONTRACTOR 1818 DOUGLAS AVE PHONE 672-J Lumber Company OVIEDO, FLORIDA �* V, f& hv 1b U iltr Thtrc la Strtoflh— 1b Pratert the Peace oI ill* Wot Mi To Promote the Progress of America, lb Preface Prosperity for Sanford. 2fv ta lh THE W EATH ER Mw*‘ ly rloudy eilrem e east csast and rlear to cloudy elsewhere through day. Much roldrr extreme this aflrrnoon. north* partly Satar* north AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXII A llies Rip Gaping Holes In Red Lines As Enemy Retreats WithdrawalRescmblcs Rout As Reds Reel B e f o r e Blistering A l l i e d Offensive W TO K YO . Mar. 9— (/P)— Allied Iroop* ripperf gaping holt* in Comrr.uniit line* a* they drove ahead a* murh at (our mile* to* day in their bift new Korean of* {earns. Two Illinois Firms Smuggle Whiskey Into Southeast "Clandestine methods” are em­ ployed In the illicit traffic, riven* •aid referring to the use of truck* with fiase bottom*, loading, h the dark of night and "false In­ vokes and fiase signature*." lie testified that the liquor U moved out of Illinois without pay­ ment of the state tea. A* a re­ sult. he said, this makes H pro­ rri- fitable to dtotrlteito It in tome wet arms o f the South as well as It heavy caaueMg* freeu the ronring n> taw batta the shipment pounding* of liquor into dry areas. ■Hacks. Evans, the first o f several state The prismen Mid they **re Uon. ami federal officials called to tes­ abort of food ... ne*a tify before the special Senate They said also that other era warn eager to surrender, Ctpme Investigating Committor, aoidiei » because their officer* al- named the two wholesale liquor invariably flad. when ertlL companies in Cairo •* the South­ the M and B. tarn barnsgvs hit their defense ernHeand Identified Charles Smith *> Twat Onthe east-central front. South •Korean troop# ch ecU d a counter- aeult crossings Wednesday about 15 mile* east of Seoul With air and artillery support, the 2Mh Division doughboy* drove (mall pocket* of enemy from high ground five mllcn north of the fifver creasing*. Rad resistance bn* described a* moderate. Ameri­ can casualties at%ht* cMualUaa were aUML St More than 1.200 rested beef end peril .n two Urge barbeult today In preparation barbecue which at this afternoon will opening o f the t i n ' Sanford fisc., one mile _ the Orlando Cbrl William* t k w «f - i crowd the barbecuing, a county is expected, C. R. . is Atxagent and president W thin mortij _ Seminole High School Rand will be oss hand to play for the occasion, under the betent o f 9. E. Black. Auctioneer Larry f w t * start the auction at TtM o’clock and plenty of fresh vegetable* eonwill be on hand for sumption, said Mr. Da Ont naw platform bn the mir kat building hat bees' completed and the other la due *“ *l‘ ,‘ ' J on. ho stated. __ VO been built In barbecues and outi_, The Dusty Boot* la ssvrklng on a , straight race track t erty and this Is doe plated in.. the near Dawaon pointed p out. Freeze Victim** b e «» Amputated survived from of 64 history amputatiou of ---laekts below the k M f condition of tb# old Nagre woman, who freaen stiff in a M « an Fob. t, wa HOTHIHO AMO NO BOOT must Interfere" with the development of Um mobilisation program, the nation's Defence Moblltier Charles I*. Wilson fright) tells newsmen et Key West. Fla.. after a conference with Presi­ dent Truman. Wilson reported that neither he nor the President “ know what all Use shooting la about" In Um labor ranks(faierwaliona!) “BurmaSurgeon” Military Pressure Is Released By AppliedBySoviet, Court Of Appeal Yugoslavs Claim R A N G O O N jE C T 9— (/P>-Tbe Burmese Court of Appeal today ordered the release of Dr. Gordon Sesgrsve, famed ''Burma Sur­ geon" who was scalane ed Feb. 17 to sit year* in prison on a charge of aiding rtbels in this country. ■ Thp- Appeals Court confirmed the forced labor sentence against 8aagrav», but radueod the terra to the nearly six months he al­ ready has spent In fail. The re­ duction In sentence wea made In view of hla age and In gratitude for the services he had rendered to Burma. A Burmese p jrt sentenced the M-year old do or on two of the three charges o f high treason filed against him, lie was arrested last August at his mission hospital In the north­ ern Burmese town o f Namkhem. He had spent more than 25 years giving medical aid to tha Bur. mese people. Tha court charged he helped rebel Karen tribesmen, gave them medical supplies for their fight egalftM the government and entertalnqd their leader. Seagrave's defense waa Used on the fact that the powerful rebels would have destroyed hi* hospital and endangered the livci of tho patients and nurses had ha not given them the medical sup­ plies. He ssld ha waa trying to keep hie hospital going In the midst of Burma's eniy-qullt civil war. The original charge* of high treason, which could have brought him the death mm tne neain aantenea, sentenee. were re­ re- W C BELGRADE. Yugoslavia. Mar. 9— </Pj— Yugoslavia lorm-illy atru»ed Run is today ttf applying "militaiy pif**uir" agam*l hrr amt with supplying the S ivirl talelliie* with aim* anil Hoop* wiilt winch to oveiihtnw Marshal Titn'a antiCemmfoim govrrnment. T A U j UIASSEET Mar. 9 - i/P) tiuremor M'airen irntav *ui|icn<ird Mietlif Hugh ('ullitrallt of I hillhornugh county and immediately apiminlfd Elhrrt M . r lo iu< i eed him. A pre.-. reba*r from the Gov­ ernor * offire -aid the su,|<cnsinn was bared on rultin-ath's indlrlment Wedncday nlghl by the Hiltst-nrougb grand Jury. (Tlilbrealh, who Ihr Kefsuvrr Senate Crime Invedigsting Com milter said wa, Ihr renter of gambling operation* in Hills­ borough eoijnty, was acetltrd of srrepting ll.fW protection money In permit gambling and for neg­ lecting (o enforce gambling laws. Moore is a inamber of the Hiltilxirotigh county commission and operate, an HUU-arre rattle ranrh at Ru,kln. He also Is a member of the Governor's com­ mittee on rellrmrnt and the Gov. rtnot'-. highway safety conference. He was first circled to the Hillsborough county commission in IP tl and wa i re.elected with uni op|Mi*itlim in I'JIH. He I- Im­ mediate pssl president n{ the State A-,tonal I'm of County Com mitslonrrs. lie I* married In the former Agnes Prime of Polk county and lisa two aon*. He t, Ml years old. Culbroath'a mspention I* sub 1 School Board (Joes On Inspection O f Goldsboro P l a n t f Iui.VtllOnfl FOX, Jf. Completes N a v a l PrefiiKht Training: Lonely Hearts Killers Die Bravely; Pledges Of Undying Love Exchanged riua fflv Sr’ Dinner Speaker auR - GOP Accusation Of Presidential Laziness Denied Soap Prices Rolled Back As Policy On Prices T o u g h e n s Hillsborough Sheriff Has Been Accused O f Taking Bribe* The rhatge* weie levelled in a Ikwt ta ravica by tisa 8tal* Sana*-. 1 which mretn in next month, lie 48|.p«ge white paper whi'li a can either Iw removed from offlr* governmenl tpokeumn sstd would | or reinstated. Culbreath is the sixth Florida h# lent lo Untied Nations Serif i sheriff to lie suspended by W ar­ lary Geneial Trygve l ie. ren In ten* than a year. AH the The document appear* to te- tin *u,pension* Involved lark of en­ Tito government's toughest-talk forcement of gambling laws. Ing Indictment ngain»t the Kremlin •lid Soviet sattilitex since thi country's tndunendent Gnmmun Others suspended *ere Jimmy iita biokr wiln the Continfoim fiulltvan o f Dade, Walter Clark slmoti three yrart ago. of Broward. Frank Williams nf The mlnlvtn wa-, asked whether i Polk. Alov Littlefield of Volulsla Yugudavia i* concerned atemt tin and I-le Knsnr o f Okalwta. I.itpossibility of invasion from tin trlfield later was reinttateil by east f tit* vesr. «raaelaae4 ns e*a» Two I a? eud7e ~g'ilmore He replied (hat the Yugoslav PARIS, Mar. 9-GP>—The big government in not given to making power foreign ministers' depu­ prophesies, but added that the -l» tail* outlined in the white paper ties went into their fifth session show "that the people In Yugo today amid reports an Important slants should be concerned and message was received by the U. S. delegation from Washing­ re4ly foe »ny t*osslble mem ton. cnee. L. E. Jordan, chairman of The white paper accused Hun- the County School Board, w ai Tho deputies, trying to find out ary and Romania of "lindens! whether a top-level Big Four welcomed back to the meeting ng far-reaching and seituu* mm yesterday moroinr alter an abconference can be held on In­ tsry measure, which are not ru . xence of two months due to Ill­ ternational tension, were 20 mmtomary nn th* W d e rs of rmm ness, and with the other member* utea lata in starting. Informed aourtaa said this waa because trie* in iwacetlm* " visited schools at Goldsboro and Asked what these msssuir* tn Longwood. Philip Joasup, the American were. Vejovda replied thet tren deputy, was awaiting a message A la acre tract of land ad­ eh*f alunc the border ere Iwlnr jacent to the Goldiboto colored from the IT. 8. espitel, and obIC o s llts iS n s V a ts V w « l servers said it must have been primary school was Impeded, an Important ona to have caused said Bupt. T W Lawton this ,, * i, e him to delay the session. morning, and the H-urd approve! dueed to lesser charge* hy 1 .The seaaion opened in an atmos- court an Offer of 4200 an sere tor tba hero of glumnese, brought about property which I* ne«*4rI f'ir Inc The appeal court agreed that y the words of Soviet deputy Seagrave's mntivoa In giving medi­ expansion of the arhool't factllAndrei Gromyko, who has made cal aid tn the rtbma was not to Ilf WIt appear that the chances of help them in their fight. But It The iiiirchstc " f *hi* land by hammering out an agreement on said hla action* amounted to help­ tlw School Board is, however, ageiMa for *J«e foreign taints ing the fight and therefore he wa* subject to an official appraisal FENHACOLA fKpecI fers nave lessened considers bly. t c s s ii s w e t e r e s * T w a t Mar. 9 — Naval Aviation Cad,' and Ihr furnishing ol an ab­ Raymond G. Fox, Jr., 34. son of stract Indicating a clear HU*, he Mt,- Ida Lou Fox of 11120 Magno added. Its Avenur, Hanford, graduated i A recently completed two room last Saturday from the U. S. addition to the l.ymsn Primary Naval Pre-Flight School at Pen- School at Longwood ws* v ls lu l aacola. by the Board. Member* were well In addition to a thorough physi­ pleased with the building work ■y TOM W ILLIAM S cal training program, the 16 week which they officially approved. OSSINING, N. Y. Mar. 9 — (fP) — Lonely hearts killer* Martha course which Fox completed In­ The completed construction, as Id m Fernandes, _ . 1136. _ died last night ____________ Beck. 31, sad Raymond in Sing Sing clude* aeronautical and naval sub- Mr. Lawton, la aubject to final aimed at preparing officer inspection and approval by W. * and dignified and pledging an undying je-t* Eriton's electhe chair,' e calm candidate* for flight training and H. Morriaon, state school archlrva for each other. eventual rummlstlonlng as naval The 200-pound murderess, her fat bulging under the straps, was office ra. l<?Tlds addition was built by the last nf font persons executed i . NavCad Foe waa graduated Paul Campbell, and a central In Um apaeo o f 24 minutes. fatel bait for love-starved from Keminle High School In heating srstem waa Installed by 1944. He then a'tended Alabama Lee Brother*. She entered the high, bare death widows.. chamber unanUtH. squeestd Into smile Polytechnic Inilllute and received The kuggestion of Advertising for hid* on three •ire UgM-ntting i»M Uw chair with dUfi- played at tha comer* of his his B. a in Pie-Medical in 1913. 50 paaaengec school Lutses wes e u Hrr aAnd smiled ever so falntiy mouth, and be obntlM ry ad ndjuet- He was n member o f the Sigma authorised. The bids are to b# at tn* t v s attending matrons, ed hie arm* h r U m five gi guards Alpha Epsilon Fraternity while received by 11:00 A. Mo Thurs­ lonr” formed on 1 at college. He entered Pro-Flight day, Mar. 22. it o la n ehtlr. on bar lip*. strapping him into he killed last October. test hot vole# wax silent. I the Bupt. Lawton was InatrucUd to Four minutes earlier, the prison rrudflx offered by the Rev. Pox Is now assigned to the U. R. advertise for Wd* for a central doctor had muttered " I pronounce Thome* Donovin, Roman Catholic Navel Auxiliary A ir Station, heating system at the Oviedo this man dead" over the body of prison chaplain. Whiting Field, Milton, Pla.. where lllgh School. The## are te ba * ho PfJtiy-bald B o » » o V > r 6*tl* A t tha first Jalt of the current, ho la engaged In primary flight submitted as soon at the archi­ n*T In morder-for-nrofft, upon completion of tha little Hawetten.axcn Spaniard training, tect can furnish plan* and spe­ ft was Sing Sings first quad- strained against the halts. training al Pensarola and Cor­ axecutlon in four years, A newspapermen1 pencil fell pus Christ!. Tex., he will bo cification*. Tba Board voted to furnish fee tho hold-up to tho floor with ling elet- awarded Uw gold wing* o f a bus transportation for both white Naval Officer and pilot end as­ _ . pan* of death began witn ter. and colorod teaehera te and from signed tn duty with the fleet. Fernandes tha masting at * annual education eouci rr 80. C . o r C - DfNN eaerottei courtesy of Uta “ rd of r * , . . j , U Tb* AmerCounty tickets f » r tha Bmn— will mo-----ty Fair win ba dlaTrflO o'clock 6t --------- ---- senool children an_ fW • Ed WhHney, menagor, nnnouneoo tbHag them to have froa entoday, fin requested that roaer- trance at ItOO P. M. on Friday, rations for the dinner bn nlncad Mar 16. James Q. Galloway haa ad tha Chamber offtee by Mender charge at this program for tha Bijr Four Meet For Fifth Section Today Barbecue To Usher In Opening Of New Farmer’s Auction Warren Suspends Hugh Culbreath, Appoints M oore Sentence Is Reduced Russians Accused Of Giving Aid To Foes In Recognition Of Of Tito’s R e g i m e Service To Country N o . 112 Ajutorialed Free* L w w l ^ FRIDAY MAR. 9. 1951 Universal Military Training Bill W ins Overwhelm ing 68-20 Vote In Senate Test Talks To Press On Labor Impasse South’sDryAreas Called Paradise For Bootleggers Thousand* of Red caiualtie* WASHINGTON, Mar. 9-r/Pl were added Friday to the more — Testimony about a multibootleg­ than 17,000 killed or wounded in million dotlsr-a-year ging operation In Southern •he first two daya of the Allied •tale# brought demand* from ^orthwerd pmh. Senate crime Investigator* to­ A U. S. Ninth Corpi ipokeiman day that the llguer Indastty house. Senator Tobey •aid “ the enemy item* to be clean (R -N H ) urged railing official* high tailing it" along the entire of the distilling bnainem* before west-central front. the crime Investigating commit­ He indicated a general with* tee and asking them for t pledge that they will he “ fir * * drawal from the U. S. Eighth ** * hound'* tooth.** Army’* major offensive wai in progreu. W ASHINGTON. Mar. 9 -f / P ) Ninth enrpa troop* puthed — A Tennessee official told Senate ntorthward up to four milei Friday crime investigator* today lh«l two through rough country. They met who!e*ale liquor house* in Cairo, little rebalance. Thin Wai describ­ III.* do a 120,000,000-a-year butinest setting whiskey for delivrry ed at rear guard adieu. U. S. 25th Division troop* kill* in dry areas of the southeast. Clarence Evans. Tennessee's ed orwotmded ait estimated 2j000 Chinese in gaining n bitter mile on Commissioner of Finance and the we»tern«end of the thundering Taxation, accused the wholesalers of conspiring with buyer* to boot­ 70-mile Korea front. The gain deepened the 25th*» leg thousands of cases of liquor River bridgehead to five into Southern counties and slates •ile*. The (fiviiios made three as- that still have prohibition. ,T CHICAGO. ' D orettl Mae SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 KEY WEST M#t 9 VP}—A Imr** Kovars, noted lecturer and authority en the problem* *>l the Halkans, will !w Ihr principal speaker at the next meeting of the Seminole Dinner flu b which will lie held at the Mayfair Inn on Mar. II* at 7:CKI o'clock. Imre Kovais To Be Principal Speaker At Dinner C I u b Member • el the t"cal Scmlnoln Dinner flub will hear Imre Ko. *a<», wcii known autltonty on the Balkan, al Ihr next meeting of the <»rganiiation. Monday, Mar. IV, l . A I’almcr, president, an nnunerd today. The meeting will be held at I he Mayfair Inn a* L.Utt - wwck. "Bines Mr. K«vac< I xueh an ouUtandlnr speakrr. the lm-al club ufflcialx have ilcsignatcd this a* 'Gurit Night'.” Mr. Palmer raid. "Any memlwr of the Din­ ner Clllh will lie privileged to 111 vlte one or more person* *• In* guota to hear Mr. Kov#-. by making reservation* with Bccre tary Ralph A. Smith." Mr. Kovacs wax rditralcd in that part of llungarv which is now incorporated In Yugo-Klavla ant at Yale and at the Juillian! School of Music, lie ha* long been a time student of international affairs and I* widely tcrognlxed a* an authority on icttttal Europe. "He has a lot to .ay and. of rvtri more importane* to the Bern inole Dinner flu b ," »id Mi f’«l mcr, ” h* says it in u delight!ul and charming manner. Becauxiof his hsndtomt appearance amt fine bast-baritone voice, along with his unchallenged ability aan ob.-erver and commentator. Mr Kovac*, with merit, ha* liciormone of the tnoH populer epeakrr on the American platform. Tlmugh born t b r o s d , Mr Ko. vac# yields to non*- In hi* love for hi* adopted land, and It would he hard to find a better American anywhere in tho Untied Stab H< ii-esk.- English faultlessly and In thr rich Idiomatic manner of a ruiture.| American gentleman "In Itia talk at Sanford hi will examine the problem prr-inted to the world at large by the nn tional ambitions and racial jealoii sics and prejudice* whirh have |i nallsatS « ■ rn «s T * » i i|mkc«nixn (nr I’ irtidrni I innisll **ni tml.ry lli.ti ’ ‘wlicrcici the f’ tf'uicnl goer, the I’ rridcnt works." Hu* » r i preiiitculi.i! m ictaiv )i<*r|i|i Shoit * observation si i new* innfcicnrc when qucitionctl aiwiul the tin illation by the He( hiM u jii N.itmnal fomnultcc of a "rccolil of xbtenret" front Wuhinglon of I’tcuilrnt Iruntxn uaic Jan. I. 1950 It showe-t Mr, Truman was away rlr! days, i-xclii-lvc of the current trip to this Naval -ttbmarine dal ion where he arrived a week ago. on various business, speaking and other Journey*, and another 26 daya on rrnisc* in waters nearby Washington. It showed Mr. Truman x*> away Ad day.*, exclusive of the current trip to this Naval Mih marine dation where he arrived a week ago, on various biivine-s, speaking and other Journr)*, and another 2d day* on cruise* in wa­ ter* neat by Washington, mostly weekend outing*. Short -said a "new amt very full pouch” came In last night from Washington providing plently of work for all the xtaff. "The Vrrtidenl ami hi., staff worked last •llpfe,1." bhqrt rikleil. "And the President >pent three ami a half hours tin* morning reading document-, signing commillions sml dudying the Intevl Irltrlligeiice reports with Rear Admiral Robert L. Dennlmn,, hi* Naval aide.” A*ke,| for comment *>ii DimItain's assertion that presidential assistant John U Steelman, arting for the President. «'lc d R F f director* to give interest t» an application for a 4 l 2 .000.000 loan to finance a comldnation garag'and teimb shelter under the Bos­ ton common, Short replied: ^ "Did vou rrad tin whole story t don’t think it requln * any comri ■sHflmit'f <18 I1* * ' lt («l Florida Motor Courts Triple In Kiffhl Years RcmovalOf Deferment Provision For Med­ ical Students And Scientists B e a t e n W A S H IN G TW LM a r. 9 — </F)— Untvert.il M iliUry training t « L y won till to >0, a tcit vole, in llte Senate. Turned down by the roll call count m u an effort to tlnp the proposed long-term program from ihr Pending draft-manpower bill. I he proviiion* aim (or an even•m l »y*lem under which every youngster, on reaching 18. would have al leatt »tx month* of military training. It i* part of a rnraiuie to ex­ pand and extend the exuting Sellectivr Service act, due to ex­ pire July 9. With thi* major inue out of the way. leader* expected In beat down a number of other prnd'ng amend­ ment* and then finally complete passage of the broad univertal Military Training and Service Act. Wa tTudrenetao tlliaoi etao elaoi Senator* Edwin f . Johnson (DColo I and Brickrr (R-Ohio) >ponsoresl thr amendment to knurk out the Universal Military Training features. They argued that it would start tlie United States down the road to militarism which had caused the downfall of Germany and many Fursipean nations. Karlier the Senate refined to knock out a plan for draft defer­ ments of 75,000 young men eat h •r # a lt a a » ( Oa Pass Tw at 75 Volunteers Aid Seminole C o u n t y Red Cross Chapter Seventy.three volunterr mem­ bers of the Seminole County Red C ro n Chapter put tn more than 24U hours work fur the organiratiot* during IP50, I'roduetton Chairman Mr*. H. W . Rucker announces! today. This future ts exclusive of lime given by the Oviedo Women’s Club and two Sunday School classes in Sanford. The local chapter has fulfilled nil its quotas assigned by the Southeastern Area. Sixty bedxldr bag* were made and >•nl to the Veteran’s Administration Hos­ pital at Montgomery, Ala ; 20 utility bag* to thr Veteran’s Ad­ ministration Hospital were irnt to the same hospital and thres layette* consisting of 81 gar­ ment,* were ssut to the United States Naval Hospital in Jack­ sonville. The remninin: garments were used In Pemtnole County. Many local families have bene­ fited from the .service* of tho Red C ro n after their homes were destroyed tn fir-* erd all the clothing of the chiMr*n btrr.ed. The clothing Is donated by indlvilual* or made from materials bought by the chaptsr in local ■■torev. The Red Cro*i then «,lstntitlts.l tho clot he i hi nudes'. ORLANDO. Mar l» lA P ; Motor eoillts have tripled In right ycar^ in Florida, tin 'Hate Motor i out! Association aid today In a statement from head>pi#r. ter here. President M. b M t i­ mer of New Smyrna Bcarh, saw the State Hotel fomtnl.-sion be gan keeping motor court Isti tie. in 1943 when 1.206 emiti with a capacity " I 2U.000 were r-nintedi that now the number is nearly .1,400 with cspacltv alru 11iplrd, in I'-tib, Wctnier aid. H'lTtda TempcatuoUN Tallulah l,„,I o,250; California d.'dt'.i «ml Texas 2,016. He did not hav • CrnHhcH House' Diner present enmparl-ons but said the percentage likely wit still shout WASHINGTON. Mar. V -liP ithe same. Tsllulsh Bankhead gat<-.crushed a private congressional dining room yesterday to get a cun of coffre. She didn't have cre»f»ntUI* ten brushed pest the official hostess anyway. Later the urged thr House A p iiropriationx Committee to vote (EHITOR'H N O T E -T h is la the last of a four-part series liberal fundi for medical research tn the fight igalnst heart diteaie, surveying the U. S. nroMlliation front )■ cancer and other ailment-. Afterward* she held a new* con­ By HELM AN MOWN ference In the House pre*» gallery. In Italy during the last war I lutened lu llie quettmning of * “ PO f the gate-crashing Incident, lured Getmsn officer, who xaid nf the American * trr*y: the actress daughter of the late House Speaker William It Bank"Pretty good , . . hut draw, much loo »low. that ws* relatively early in the wai. Some time later. . German head, who Is a niece of a senator another military snalyil, speaking over radm Berlin, told hi* li'tenm . I te arid granddaughter of vatd: enemy ha* only one grrirral Fat " It was rathsr funny, darlings." Ion—who fully understands tba l nowis Is the J. J*. (for Josef Asked whether she had any po* principles of tnodern war. If" Stalin) 3, reported to lie 62 tons. litlcal ambitions, and if the rapiNone has been seen in Korea, understands mobility." Why don’t we build one that tol had seen the last of the RankWhether the Germans were Oei The answer I#: We did, head dynasty, »he replied: right on either point is open to big? "You haw as far as I ’m con­ question. But those two obterra- even before Fearl Harbor, toil cerned. Heavens, I wouldn't in­ we have better onex coming Up over and or*r again, in looking at flict that on the country!" tlon* keen coming back to mind, now. Apart from siie and weight, the new American armament pro- American englneera today are gram. Even In the moxt widely concentrating on »ome other qtmll diversified plants, regardless of ties, namely: the article or weapon being pro­ JACKSONVILLE. Mar. 9—<JF> 1. Speed and the ability to duced, you find tho same m o t if- wrestle the roughest terrain. Atlanta m 79 more speed, mar* mobility, more •3 26 2. Hitting power, a more de­ Blamark hitting power. 83 67 structive gun with a more pens- Brown* villa These trademarks nr* beet ex­ trating snail. 14 41 Chicago pressed hi tba m w tanks. 46 18 8. Road performance and cruis­ Denver Evan in World War II, tha ing range per gallon of fuel. The Dos Moines 29 • "bait" tank, proaaumably was tho lata 48 63 General Patton clalmad that Fresno blgnaat anii M a t haavtly-arm49 88 If his famous 4th Armored Divi­ Naw York orad. Tha uarmaiu dawlopad • sion had bean equipped with Ger­ Washington 87 40 6 60-ton monitor, U m Tiger, and man Tigers, ovary one would Karo Winnipeg •11 68 an American crowmnn wrote hla broken down on tha road before Jacksonville 60 63 father: "The turret of a Tiger tha division avtr reached the Mo­ Miami 79 Ie bigger thaa aur whol# tank." 61 88 selle. As for cruising, some Tig. Tallahassee _ M rmm ft* ) Tampa T te blftast StuAnn a u m b e t 91 W Mobility And Firepower Arc Being Emphasized In New American Arms The Weather ■la X* ■ ?f. - hj£| �PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald Gamble Or Swindle bad hoy” , lias been captured in New York, n being taken back to Alabama fur trial, ihii lime loi murdei, and in handculii. What din luunlry may expect ii loniethinK ivn't done about the high coil ul living and continued rising pines a frankly put by Rrp. Mike, ol Florida who rays, ''Noth­ ing rflrctivr it being done about it. Wr'rc facing ruin unlrri tomeone accrpli the responsibility oi clamping down, and (lamping down hard". Sheriff Culbrralh of Tampa who wai trcrnily denounced by the Kcfauvcr committee, has been indiclrd by a Hillsborough county grand jury (or accepting money from tfSinLleri, '• »How bolila to operate, lie It afro (luigcd with 'efiiilgg [Ur help investigate the murder ui,,1948,of Jimmy Vrlatco a gUifljdn 'gambling polilican. K conviclrd. Ito cosdd be- sral to " By putluig a criTitij| ol 4,000,000 men un thr aimed iarfri, inilead o f no ^filing at all as (lie at my wUlwd, or 1/i00.000 as the aolstsonists Impel, Congmt irrmt I" be saying. "Yes, wr wnnl lo win this war, but not by loo big a stoie", When yvu are conliuntcd by a dangerous' enemy, you don't hit bim gently, you don't even hit him 10 ns not lo hull him loo nturh; you hit bim as hard as An item from which ike ulenev is almoit deafening comes Irom the column ol John Temple Graves. “ Fur eipivsiivr liience,", writer M r. Graves, “consider The Char­ leston New* and Courier On* ol our subtcribcii, it rditotiiliiei. bar asked ui what w« think oi Ml. Truman's speech lo membeis of tiie 02nd Aiibomr Division lo the effect dial lie has always granted to jump out of an nitplaa* nnd “ I ho,* someday to do it." We think ihv speech was intmsting nod otherwise we have 'no com* - Tit* editorial ii captioned "No Comment, No Comment." -•'o It is gelling to bo holder and harder to raise funds fof such ebantsbU nrganiratioht a* lb* Red Cross, the Tuberculosis Asso­ ciation. or the Polio FoondatKn. and yet if these urganiralions can­ not meet ihe need ihtii work will have lo be done by government agencies at higher costs with the buitden heaped upon the already overburdened taxpayer. Don’t make the work of ike Red Cross canvassers any more difficult by J telling them lo come back, or by arguiag with litem about "these drive*’’. They are giving ihcir lime; ■I! you ate ayked to do is to give • little money. Labor leaders arc ail burned up because they regard Mobdixalion - Chief Wilson's wage and price coo(rob a* being unfair to labor nod ^ineffectual in combatting inflation. 1 Ye* labor Iseders should know that any wage and price controls are t W* going to preens! inflation or rial national standard* for srl*ntlfle students. With llir deferment proposal out of the way. the Senate tuinr.l t» debate on an amendment by Renalora Edwin 0. Johnson (D-Coloi and Bricker (R-Ohloi to eliminate the long-term Universal Military Training features of th* bill. been at the homo of Mrs. Morn**. Mr ■ n ra -tu n commission. Senator Mayhank (D -N C ) was Mrs. Larson has appeared very lha only Demorrat to support th* Happy and hai imp., ved In her Act, draft deferments pro|iutal by Senator Cordon (R outlook on life. I feel that Mra. I f f J t & P jS tlx* r * Ora* for striking out tha college U r son should he peritiltted to by local board' although the P r itudanl deferim-nls. Tha otbar SO live her own life and that t h e 4 « l » ,M* h* ' authority to or rotas favoring It raiio* from R* place she wants to live la the .... .. publican*. Forty-sis Dcuue-rsia place she should be permitted to ,j,T***,, kT,?,Vk . * ! ! i wou|4 ™ nl1 and Republican* voted against it five, even though It required a *“ ■ * ,,hou« h * “ ln* u»’ ,h* * Meanwhile Senator Capahart (It subsidy from the County for d •— — -----------Ind) said today lha Senate inves­ tigation of government loans ha nliHni'The period that Mra. turned up “ rurruDliou and rotten1 *eson has been with Mr*. r.esa" fur which Prerideni Truman Starnea the Welfare Board ha* n aaiia.ea r . . . r . « • om*, •hould' “ apologii* and taka ap made inquiries In Savannah as the manager of the M and B i propriata action." ti> the ability of Mr. Larson to said mat rake anu stymie ttu "A rcandal that make* lira Tea support hia wife. It appears from -ra» p Hou'iern lie also I pot Dorna scandal look lit a B inInformation available that h* at the committee that all Hi* llq day school stuff," Capahart toM present has no Intention and pos- delivered to tb# two firms parapirtera. • through tb# security warertoi her. Caoahart is a member of a San wnich he said is run by J. U. W W ata Ranking Subcommittee whl.b «*». Bus The hearing followed a reitera- has baan looklnir into charge' of |U i tion by Chairman Kefauvrr (D- influence In lending by tha H<hat Trnnl that he intends to end the d'nstnirtlon Finance Corporation list committee’s nationwide investiga­ (HFCi. load lie said tha inquiry shows “ mil­ tion on schedule at the end uf tiie hsvi month. lions upon millions of dollars ‘ o %>*< He made the statement In ans­ public funds have l>aan loaned on ahoi wer to suggestions of Senate Re­ a basis uf political favoritism "that |,t e< publican leaders that they would traces right back to tha While Mrs like to see it continue, in part t. llouia Itsalf." to I “ It’s tima now,” Capthart addprobe crime conditions here and in Pittsburgh. a<i, “ for tha President to s|M-a'» Senator T a ft (M-Ohloi. chair­ out and art.” Hr said he will urge Sana'a man of the Senate HOP Policy Committee said after a dose., Democratic leaders “ to do triait Ban meeting o f the group yesterday licit to show lli# I'rysidcnt that I)** there wo* “ general sentiment" for tills is true— I have bo access ti> extending the crime prul>* if K. the White House.” faurer wished to do so. 1‘rasidaot Truman last month da Kefauvrr commented he has no scribed as asinine a sulxommii'.ev intention o f asking the Senate to report to the Senate charging ‘.he extend the* life of "his committee. RFC has bean guilty uf iuflui-or He renewed a suggestion that t, and fayurUism in which Whitrmanent eseculivc commission lluusa aide Ihmaid Dawson had . i set un with representatives ot Kami. major federal law Vrifore«-iit*iii For thla, Capahart said, “ the ageUcics to keep a “ spotlight? on President should apologise and eat criminal activities. crow. He should eat a half ilotan Whil efavoring such a rontinu crows because tha eubcominittee swell, I haven't wanted for aav thing for whlrh I'm very thank ing Investigation. Kefauvrr said has demonstrated conclusively that the report was based on some very he did not. think It should b* man ful to my Heavenly Father, firs sfw iles 'aarts." ria ** grim to your munty rammisalonora, they a job o f a'.legislative rdruqilttif. hove been grand they have al The committee's inquiry was ii ban to see me, to Mra. Boyd wh> recess today but the member* had Is « i kind I love her for every new trails tu follow from a clue thing for she Is a grand person lilted diary of an RFC director. ao hrlpful ami kind. On* entry In It said President Tru­ man once Intervened through an I also want to thank the nurse aid# in behalf of an applicant for a at the hospital especially Mra. Mr Dougal who was so good. hig loan. Most of all right now to the family where | am now staying, I do appreciate every untiring e f ­ fort each and rveryone does I Oklahoma. make tns happy and comfortable. For the meat part, the commu­ Now to> my very generous anil esoeptionally kind adversary. I te* sold,' the liquor 1* ahiopet! Into with her to know 1 do not desire dry states or dry eouatiew in lu ' ............... . any operation, I'm glad the doc csi-option ■tales. It Is purchased legally In Illi­ tors have hotter sense for I he lieve they know what they are do nois. the eomrnitte* ‘ said, Hot Ing, •■•°|(|iihaM1,M t--gn fn her wholesalers there do nut have to Dtiwpr uf Alt nrfurt 6V4r :iiV*rhll< pay1the Mate Uk IM d D ‘ slilpp*n Draft Approved Sanford Forum Mr. Webster defines irnrnblliiK a.w the risk of money or Mr. Holland Dean, other thins *»f value on the but-in of luck or chance, un in Hanfurd Herald, wagering. In any gainble it in unnunieil tliut the gambler Sanford, Via. Dear Sir: may latte bin money, but on tile other bund it in conceivable that he migh, win anti thus receive back more money than In view of the many ateUmenta made in reference to lha caso o f that he might win nntl thus receive back more money than ' Mia. Joe Lvw .il, I am eiitin g tnblinhed. lie may win or lone. this letter to give the facts In Hut a .swindle in a fraud, it in un illegal trick by which the rase as I Know them. some time before Mrs. Lar­ e iN s iM in in v nsri.s the nwintller nttemjrln to get nuinetiiing for nothing. And sonForwas admitted to the Count) sir i •mu , t J9 Use Wants __ . ISM the mont common form of nwindling in the relief of the Home, she and Mr. Larson lived Th tr. Nxalha .. LM person who liken to gamble of idn money without giving at the home of Mrs. Starnea on Sis Waalk* te e o s . tear ISaa him uny chance whatever to win. Obvinimly if the cardn the west side of town. Dr. Barks eaamined Mrs. (.arson on Jan. 27t Sit aMlaar* Mliret. rani* af SUaaka. reaalallaaa. erarlaiaailaaa. are ntaeked against the gambler, lie in not gambling at Ib&O In his office. Mrs. Larson a »a amlrra al » ale.lalaiaral* lar till; he in Mug swindled. 1 was admitted to the County Ik. parnaar al talalaa laala, will An so it was with *he nuchent who liked to gamble on ll»m e on Jan. SO, ItIUl on the Ik# rlmtcvd #•#* hi rrr“ ,h» advrrflarecommendation of the Seminole •ank rain. the big league banketball game- in .Madison Square linrden. County Welfare Board and at HiyiMmltd \*llt«ga||f Ilf They thought they knew a goes! basketball team when they I man 4 \a*na|»M|*«r HrpiMfaia* the request of Mr. Larson. She l l t t v lar , laetfei. I Mr•«(•». Dr* naw one. They liked to gainble anti they flaw no harm in was “ indigent and lad no one gambling. Anti they liked to back their judgment with their able to support her” and as such was taken into the home. money. So they bet on the team they thought would win. Mr. Larson sometime later left But the profeflfliouul gantblern who took their money town having made no effort to were not natiflfled with un lionent gamble. They would not provide for Mrs. I.arson'* supEither through Inten* or take u chance on lotting their money. They went to nomu of port. force o f circumstances hr mad* the outfltaniling plnyern on the iiest basketball teams anti the County take over her support, TO D AY’S HIHLB VF.RRB offered them large sums of money to tiirow tin* game. They At the time she was admitted If Dsiid had devoted as much were taking no chances at all. They knew which flide was to the County Home, Mra. Larson wa> subject to epileptic attacks, time to properly raising the young going to win. During the tiir.r she “ ras at tha man a* hr did to his own pleasures, In doing that it did not matter to them that they were County llume the Welfare Board the young man (Absalom) might never hare attempted (o usurp kia endangering the future of liuskethull, discrediting the col­ cur.tlnued to endeavor to get lather's throne. Deal gently for iny leges involved, undermining (lie character of the* young Mr. larson to assume his normal sake with the young man.—2 Saui. men who fell for the lure of easy money. What mattered responsibility toward hia wife. It was believed that Mr. Larsor. IBifi. was only that tiio.se people who like to i>et Is* given no would send for hia wife at any time. flie l i year old buiglsr who chance at all to win. killed a Coral Galilei conilahle, They were not gamblers at all, but twiddlers, and they The alledged slapping Incident which occurred in the summer or wli«> "had never known a (rally should lie treated as such. early fall of 1P&0, was thoroughly jail Jvi 10 yekn- FRIDAY MAR. 9, 1951 ra^SA^FO R^^ERALD ^SANFO RD jFW RTO A investigated lioih by the County Board and by the special commit­ tee headed by Dr. W. P. Brooks, Jr.. In view of contradictory and The moHt fleeting tliinp in the world xeetnfl to In* the vague statements It was impos­ athletic record, particularly in truck and field event*, where sible to determine any definite fa d * in lha matter. Did U hap­ proirreflA can la- measured. Harold Abraham*, u famous pen, or did it not happenT It British Aprinter and hroad jum|>er a generation ago. remark* seems impossible to determine. in an article in the l.onilonS|K‘ctutor that in IIHXH1/) minute* The superintendent and matron was record time for the mile run, 24 feet the heat mark for of the County Home rrelgneii In l>ect'inl»er and Mr*. Edith Colbert the broad Jump, and 0 feet fi'/j inche* tiio record for the was appointed as acting manager high jump. It then would have seemed hiRhly unlikely thul until Jan. 1C, HUH when Harry liefore mid-century tiie tulle ria'ortl would Ire 4 minute* Cramer, former mad superlnlen nntl 10 Necond*, the broad jump record 20 feet, nnd the hlph dent, was appointed a* the new superintendent with hi* wife s> jump C feet 0 incite*. matron. Actually the*e Inter fiRure* already have been de­ In December after receipt of cidedly bettered. The mile ha* ia-en run in -I minute*, 1.4 the report of Dr. Brooks apodal which definitely re­ second*. Tiie broad and high jump record* are, re*pectively, committee commended that Mra. Larson b* 20 feet 81/) incite* nnd 0 feet II inches. Only twenty year* put some other place than the uru 4 minute*, 10 necond* had not lieen achieved for tiie County Horae, she was sent to tho Frrnald-Laughton Hospital with mile. In 1000 u dozen runner* ran that faxt. th-* hope that reel and quit* and So It I* in other event*. Nearly four feet have been regular roqtlna would rtault la lidded to the h eiR h t achieved in (lie pole vault. Jim Kudin tho', Improvement*' of both her and hifl rival* full only a little abort of 1)0 feet in pultlliR mental altitude and' her vplleklcondition. During'(he previous the 10-pound ahot. Half u century u r o the bent mark wA* tic months Mra. Larson had been in the fortie*. Thin vuneral improvement i* not confined to tsamlned _______ h( hjf Dr. at Intervkla" Interviflf" by' the United State*, but i* found in (treat Britain und on the Barks. While In the H o.nlu l » « • was under the care o f'D r . I'aVk Ointinent. •nd early In December 'tHe wild • What enutie* theae r*I ii * 7 Better trucks and training examined ln '‘ '0rjhadq * by Drt help, and even more influential in vaittly increased comitetia L b e r F T IM U .'’ A i r rvpoHe wefe (hat hkr teoenrt phyuUil eondL tfon. Alao there l*‘ fhe force of exnmple. tion tdg* Rood except Tbr her What of the future? Abraham" la-lieve*- tliut not one epileptic condition and fc nervous of tiie lDfio record* will remain on tiie laaik* til the year condition. <’ 2000. Perhnpfi the mile will la* run in !l minute*, 08 second*. Upon the releafle o f Mrs. Lar­ We miRht *ee n 7-foot IiIrIi jump, 27 feet 0 iuclie* in the son from the Hospital In early broad jump, anti 100 feet in tiie pole vault. Ami even these January she wanted 'Drilgo oml her frtfilA - Mro/p AMM theoretical mnrkn may lie bettered. Bender* ure invited to "visit Htnrnes". Mri. , l U r w .jmd m t clip till* prediction, nnd compart) it with the farts In 2000! fe e l-th a t she eeaM ; rthCrloW ' uko her oa a gua ll im m m nt»- Hreukin# The Records Even hi* political opponent* will l*r inclined to agree with President Truman's latent letter. He wrote to TonRreanmnn Jacob K. Javlt* of New York, who would like to net up a commission to explore tin- tatiscs for non-voting. The President expressed no opinion it* to tiie desirubility of *uch a commission, but said that lie attributed much nonvoting to lazine**. "Idrt George do It" in known to be a widespread philosophy. Modern life lias become so abnorblng ns to re­ duce the time available for thought on public question*. At the Mine time a healthier attitude ha* arinen in (he matter of partisanship. A few decade* ngo tho average voter waa a furious |iartlsan who regarded voting a straight ticket aa a form of participation In a holy war. Voter* were often heard to pride themseive* or never having scratched a party ticket. This meant, of course, that over the year* they must have voted for an alarming numlicr of incomIM-tent* and scoundrel*, hut that never seemed to trouble them. Now partisan faimticlnm i* less, but with it ha* gone much of the urge to get out nlul vote. What we need i* to restore the old-time fervor for taking part in election*, but to put it on u sounder basin. Lonely HeartN K Merit Yugoslavs Claim H a i r l a - eO g ra m Pas* Usel (Coatlnned from Pag* One) dug, mortar emplacement* ar* lieing mod* and-airfields ar* be­ ing hullt. The white paper itself said th< regions around Yugoslavia’* nurD and east frontier* ar* being made capable for military ue* by the construction o f new roads and the building or a network of airport*. Charging a direct violation of the peace treaty which limited the armies of theae former enemy countries, the white paper ssi<1 Hunger;-, Romania and Bulgaria tnrney," the murderess said, "la that 1 have sinned and snele'v will know that I am paying thla debt. "The ain is great end to D thi« penally. This la not tha mlnqte • apeak of who la to blame. What la In the past must remain In tbo peat. "Only those tortured uy love as I was run know wliat I mean. "1 waa pictured aa u fat. unfeeL Ing wusnn. .True I am fal.N Bui If that were a crime, how tnanv of my sex would be guilty? I am not without feeling. f am not g moron. 71 am a woman- who has had sl a touch of makeup, and rely glanced al the witness*-. As she died she Rev. Luther K., Mannum. Protestant chaplain, recited the Twenty-Third Pastes. have only streruxthensd mv love Mra. Berk and Fernand*'1 wtrr far Raymoad. |n the hlsforv of the world, how many crime* have electrocuted for bludgeonin'* and Ivwn attributed to love ? Her* g s t t W r iU w Mra. Jaael Fay. Sfl, an Alhony, N. Y., widow, on Jan. I, mv teat wards and my but 1040. at their apartment at Val­ thnughtii ley Si rent, N. Y. “ le t he who D without sin rest lb* channel* uf Haile. ForMrs. Fay hod entrusted fiJM'i the fleet stone. o f Iter life cavings te them after she had met Feranndex through a lonely hearts rlub corre*pendens 1 . • 8 « j r a ,s:*ic.S te S W ar In Korea “ Whi«ktiy SllUlgfflill C fui-uf the alatail ii •*» -it la-ddnsw 0ar»s g .> paid when the liquor *U taken Into tRere. Also I'm at'homi another state or area whne Uquer ami I'm not going to sales are prohitdted. while In other tl and'it Ir tiuh# of he* cases It is not, d Shipment o f . liquor into drv Tltcrefore Mrs. Ravenat It-.clean your own bad area* la proMbitest both by ( e l r )#e' will all feel bettei twrgu# make* a wls Kovaco Speaks (C*ailaa*e p n m It charged that Russian troop " *4 In Itonsente and Hun ’ ■ n r-hear Yugoslavia's harden "te not have the character r Irans'ent troops or. troop* is real‘ law and the enn*ti«-<t<r ,, Respectfully signed ** Mr*. J. O. Ijirsori Psgs o w l ransideraJ guilty s f Urn charge. The court decided to take a lenient view, however, because It was convinced the surgoon wanted only to relieve misery. Throe boors after the court or­ dered hit roleate, Soagrave walked briskly across the court o f the central jail to freedom. He was met by hi* slater, Bachol, who aheutrd to him and waved her umbrella In excitement. Looking fraab, fit nnd cool In white shirt and aborts, 8cagrnve walked through the heavy teawood picket door of the jail. "Thu Ii wonderful," he declar­ ed. "Now I want nothing more than n chance to continue my work. | wont to got bock to tho people I have worked for." Iher used te the Soviet Union" nip' arm* stacks were growing will Ike heln o f dcllveriev from th. Rovlrt Union. Culbreath Removed the- (lovernor. Williams was suspended after ihtr indickmeiit on ghargea of accepting bribes from gamblers, lie recently was convicted and fined fAOO fur'em* piracy to accept^ bribe*' and still face* a more •rriuus charge of actually accept­ ing brfW*.’ r ('Jatk w*» Imlirtrd and suspend­ ed a fter'the Kefauvrr Committee revealed’ he was a partner of a firm dealing in gambling oulpntent ami selling lulita. lie later wn- acquitted of the charges. Buinvan was indicted by the Dade Jury for neglect of duty In failing to enforce gambl­ ing lad's, but the indictment vraaw uuashasl by the StgU Supreme Court which held It charred no crime und«r Florida law*. HD sus|m n*i<jii, )|Ow#ver. (till la in effect. , E iism/ and Littlefield Wera SUS-. pendrd n flrr, newspapers publish­ ed accounts .of wide-open (am ­ bling in Okaloosa and Volusia count ltd. Warren later held a hearing on IJttlefield and said the evidence was not sufficient to warraht ’ the luspeniion. WITH A FINE, ENfiblSH-BUII.T (Cenllawed V n a Pace Owe I mode southeastern Europe the cockpit of thr mld-20th century. This examination Is not conducted through the eye* of an ex-Hun­ garian but through those of a cltixen of the world whose first loyalties are lo the United States of America." rifles, mortar*. The* employed virtually every trick o f Asian war­ fare. The Red attacks storied In the east' against the South Korean eoctor, hitting the Repubi'c Mh Then they rumbled westward and 7th Division*. Thais they rumcan Seventh, Second and S4th Dthled westward against the‘ Asterlvisions. In that order. Truman sCalled Lazy If waa not yet known whether tho Burmese authorities w ould penult the sureten te return to bittern*** at th* gover lion again*! him. Wh* sentenced, h i sold, "1 •• I f y n 'r a la a lt lu q f a r J MORE TII/UV CUni.NFSS \ in a Irupical suit • jLmmL a/ a | CEWlilRIE l NOBTHCOOL TROPICAL • I �m - xrn-- •Ti * »=- i FRIDAY MAR. 9, 1951 'a B K M S B Social And Personal Activities 'M O N E FADE tnREltf THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA S 149 Social Calendar FKIUAY Tha 1'* Sanford ocno'ia Townimd i o . n i f n u tClub iu i ) No. I will meet In the City Hall ■t p m with w , v(1a B. it At*i Wayne at 7i .•in jmi r . i*t. wuit waync bera a« guest speaker. Under the spomornhip o f thr Bela Sigma Phi Sorority, the tt• f eptionist at the Fernald- Laugh"ton Memorial Hospital will tie Mrs. W. F. Hillryhead, Jr, The Seminole Awoclaiional llartist Training Union meeting will be in the First Baptist Chuirr New Smyrna tonight at 7:>0 l\M. The Sword Drill ami Rettei Speak era tournament will l>e a part if the meeting. SATURDAY Under the sponsorship of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, the re. '9'eptioniat at the F*rnatd-I,augh. ton Memorial Hospital will be Mrs. Ralph Wight III. SUNDAY Under the sponsorship of thr Beta Sigma PRi Sorority, the re. repltionist at the Fernald.I.atigh. ton Memorial Hospital will tie Miss Klise Hutchison. MONDAY Under the sponsorship of the Bsta Sigma Phi Sorority, thr rr reptlonitl at the Fernald.I^ughtlon Memorial Hospital will he ik|r». Walter Turner. The regular meeting of the Rainbow Girls will be at 0:011 P. M. at the Masonic Hall. All members are urged to attend. The elrclss of the Woman’* Missionary Society of the First Baptist Cnurrh will meet at 11:00 o’clock on Monday Mar. 12 as fo l­ lows: I. Mrs. II. K. Turner, chair­ man In the Men’s Bible Class room: II. Mrs. J. L Jackson, chairman a|n the Phllathea Class room: III *Mr». Voile Williams, chairman, ir the T.K.L. Class room: IV, Mrs. II. T. Thomas, chairman, in the rheabean Class room: V. Mrs. R. T. Hunt, chairman. In the Intermed­ iate Class room; VI. Mrs. H. WII. kinson, chairman, in the Woman’s Bible Class room: VII. Mrs. Frank L, Woodruff Jr., rhalrman, in the Young Men’s Bible Class room. At 12:00 o'clock a covered dish fellowship luncheon will he served 4>y Circle II In the General Asarm“ dr room and at 1:00 o'clock Circle VI with Mr*. C. A. Anderaon. Ir. program, chairman. will direct the program; using a» her Missions' • Topic:_ "Go Quickly and Tell Mm: To show the urgency of drily per sons I witnessing. The Bible Topic: "Somebody Has Touched Me" Luke 8:42-48. There will be a nursery for thr pre-school age children from 11:00 until 12:00 o'clock. All the women the church are un;cd to attend t * s missionary meeting*^and visi­ tors s is welcome. Circles of the women o f the meet as follows: .fir s t Presbyterian Church will No. I! Mrs. R. A. Cobb, chair man, with Mrs. G. A. Stine. 421' Summerlin Avenue at 1:00 P.M for a covered dish luncheon; No. 2 Mre. R. A. King, rhalrman, with Mra. J. K. Hunger, 017 Geneve Avenue at 12:00 Noon for-a cov­ ered dish luncheon; No. .1, Mrs. C #T. Lawson, chairman. Will In the Social Room o f Um Church Anne* at 3:00 P.M.; No. 4, Mrs. P T. Piety, chairman, with Mrs. D. B. Middleton. 423 W. Eighteenth Street at 3:00 P.M.: No. 5. Mrs H. C. Whelchel, chairman, with Mrs. M. L. Cullum. Elliott Avtnu* for a covered dish luncheon at 1;00 P.IL ; No. 8, Mra. Horry Wood -1 ruff, chairman, with Mr*, c. E Mrs. Adams Talks On Christian Vocation "Thr Christian Vocation" « « > the topic .. o ..f , Mrs. _ Roderick i , i amai a.__ , £*!?{!!% 6,r*,v “ T Circle 7-B ofthe Fir»l g.t.i Mcth«di»t ri.nret, Church which was held at .g_ the home of Mrs. Jtme- C. Higgins with Mrs. Grctchen C re-well a i co-bosless. The business meeting was opened with Ernest South ward, chairmen, presiding. Mrs. M. W. Castie, Jr. was in charge of the devotional. It was decided that a market basket sate will be held nt the m il mrrting at tnc home of Mra. Kmlrrirk Adams with Mrs. II. R. Whittrr as co-hostess. At the conclusion of thr huri* ncss meeting refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Carl Chotpenlng Jr.. Mrs. Cor* well, Mrs. Castle. Mr*. Adams, Mrs. Ted Williams, Mrs. J. II. I.ce, Jr., Mrs. James Williamson, Mrs. K. L. la-y, Mrs. Whiltrrn, and Mrs. Southward. Also Mrs. George Hudson, Mr*. John 8. White, Mrs. Marvin Leddon, Mrs. Ray Wall, Mr*. Hal Gruber. Mrs. Carl Wade. Mrs. Thro Pate, Mrs. Charles lib son and a new nember Mrs. Immar Rowland. Ginn, 1711* Sanford Avenue at l:0U P.M. for a rovered dish ItineKaon: No. 7, Mrs. Charles Morrison, chairman, <v|1l meet in the Social Room of the Aunri al 12:30 P.M. for a covered dish lumheon; Busi­ ness Women’s Circle No. 2. Mre Joe Garrett, chairman, will meet In the Social Room of the Anne* at 7:00 P.M. for a rovered dish supper. TUESDAY The Woman's Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will meat at 7:30 P. M. at lha horns of Mra. M. C. Hagan 708 Park Avrnuo with Mr*. J. A. Strange and Mrs. II. It. Newman as eo-hostesses. Under the sponsorship of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority thr receptionlit al the Fernald-laughlon Memorial Hospital will lie Miss Betty Moore. The Junior High P. T. A. will meet at 3:30 P. M. at thr school. The Pilot Club will hold its dinner meeting In the Y’ acht Club ■t 8:30 P. M. The Unity D ais will meet al the Valdes Hotel al 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. Carolyn Parsons as teacher. The public l* invltrd. The Chapel Choir of the Fir.t Baptist Churrh will hold rehear­ sal al 8:45 I’ M. WEDNESDAY n e u N M iiA t nder the s sponsorship of the Under | Phi Sorority, th* reBetaI SigmA _ lonlst _____________ at the Fernald-Laugheepnonlit _ ton Memorial Hospital will be Mr*. Walter Merrlwelher. The Methodist Church Prayer Meeting in McKinley flail at 7:43 P.M. The Prayer Meeting service at Hit Churrh will Ire the First “ l II* nth ■1 7:3(1 P.M. We nuitimie nur study of "Every Christian’s Jnh". THURSDAY The Royal Amlia*iadors of I be Fits! Baptist Church will meet at the rhurch at 7:00 P.M. In the Phcbran class mom. The Douglas Jobe Junior Bro tharhood will meet at the Pin t Baptist Churrh tonight al 7:3ft F The Men's Brotherhood <sf Ihe First Baptist Church will h*v» Ihelr Supper and Program meetlag In the Memorial Educational Building tonight at 7:30 P.M. Pe rso na l s Mrs. J. R. Jackson it f 1>itv*; to Atlanta this weekend to visit her son David Jackson. Mr. and Mr*. I.estrr Guthrie and Mr. and Mr*. Bud Ponder left this morning by plane to spend the weekend in Cuba. Mr. and Mr*. Park Tyre have a* their guest tor some I ... Air*. Park's mother, Sirs. A. F. Kant of St. Augustine. Friend* of Mr*. F.- T. Mrri. wether will be glad to learn that she has returned home from the Orange General H«*p :*l In O r­ lando. Mrs. Egbert Thompson of Wood bridge, Va., was the guest Wednesday of Mrs. J. W. Mero and daughter* Mrs. May me Hod­ gkin and Mrs. Baity William-. Mr*. L. B. Mrl.eod, Jr. and chil­ dren, Lucia and tamar, iprnl several day* with Mr*. McLeod'* parents, Mr. and Mr*. F K. RoumillalM. I). Calhoun has returned t«« ThomaivIMr, Ga. after spending some time with his daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mr*. Herl>ert Moreland. Mist Ann* Corley is expected to arrive tonight from Crawford W. Long Hospital where the Is a student nurse to spend the week* end with her parents Mr. and Mr*. Joe Corley. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Turlington and Mr. and Mr*. Frances T u r­ lington and daughter, Rrlieeea. returned yesterday to Gainesville after spndlng several day* with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cooper. MIhh Nancy William** Will Give Recital DELAND, Mar. V-(8|>eclri I Three senior* in th* School ol Music at John D- Stetson Unlvet aity will be featured in their final recital Monday night at K:UI in F.llxaheth Hall. Thr trio Is composed of Nans-v Williams, Sanford, voter ami piano; J. 1-ouL Srhlegel, New Smyrna Beach, tlarinct; and l-envll Dick* l-ake City, trumpet. Thr public i« invited Id the varied musical pin gram rompoted of light and ria»-leal number*. Miss Williams’ initial iiumhci will l « "It rsl dons, it e.l Iwiu-’. front Hcrodiae^ Massenet. Ilri piano selection* include Sonata, No 24. On. 78, The Gal and the th* Mouse and Prslude, No. 6, Op. 23, a Idle her vocal numbers eonsisl of Mow China Figure, and Mountain*. Do I l^tve Thee. Pleading, A Little A meml>er « f Ihe Irarrl squad of the Glee Club and viie-president of the Music School. 81its William* ha* served also a* cor responding secretary and prral dent o f Pi Bela Phi, social sor­ ority. In a<klitiun, oh* is a ment her o f Pan-hellenic council ami rholsUr of Ihe Y.W.A. Misa Williams was a former student of the Fannie R, Munson School of 81lisle and received her certificate recital in U'17. A candidate for (lie Bachelor or Music degree in June. Mis. Wilt lam* it Ihe daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Robert A. William*. 541 V* lend* Street, Sanford. Officers Arc Hlrctcd By Woman’s Club The Woman's Club hell it, anmtsl elerl Ion of o ff tret* at a luncheon meeting Wednesday at the club. Mr«. |t M. Crumley wall con­ tinue to serve a- president Hsl the new- officers circled to .ctvr with her are 'lr « F. T. Meri­ wether, first vice .president; Mrs. lb n Wade, thirst sire.president, Mrs. George Wells, letoldipe »re re'ary: and Mr* ,V It Ellerhc, !reasur*r. The me miters also rstified lb" nomination of Mi ■ I’ . 1! Cailton, rhniiman of the American Home Department; Mrs. Miriam llu-srll, rhalrman of the Civic l'<’partmrnl: Mrs. Ilrnrv Mrljuilln. Jr., I chairman of thr fin e Aits loe* partnu-nt; amt‘ Mr* I. L. Sill, rhaiiman of the Social Depart* ment. The meeting wn. opetirsl hy Mr*. Crumley, president, and • prnver was given hy Mis. A. G. Mrlniti*. Mrs James Vruiog wa» introduced as a new mrmt>r| hy Mrs. D It Waikin ami Mr. Clif­ ford '|cKibhin, chairman of Ihe Thr If I Shop, announced (hat the shop ha- been asked to enisle its present tpinrlrt . and is looking fop a new location. Mrs. Crumley rend a letter to Mr«. Ralph Austin Smith from Mrs. Miriam C Houghton, presi­ dent of General Federation of Woman’s Clubs asking Mr*. Smith to »ers< a* .Unuthern Re­ gional Dirertor, comprising 13 stales, for the rotnmiilrr on de­ fense and economic security for the Genernl Federalion of Wo­ man's Cl nIs*. The el oh members s'otrsl to re­ linquish the Apr I meeting in nr. der that as main inrnd-er* a* possible mnv attend the stale meeting' to la- hrbl in Davlona Reach Thr following were eleelril as delegates lo this meeting Mrs. Ilrnrv Mcl-nnlin, Jr and Mr*. |_ K Spenc'-r Alternates a t" Mr*. It. C Mnore and Mr*. John Meisch. The American Mono Drpartinenl was in charge of Ihe music for the meeting and Mr*. C. K. Carllon. Ameiiean Home Depart­ ment chairman, Introdiyred little Miss VIII soil I ee who placed two plnno seleelioe, "Woed Nymph* Harp" and "Dangerous Journey” Mrs. Wallace Phillips plsyed "Maiaipiena." NOTICE The Koiirlh meriing of dislrirt N’ o « of the Florida Federation of |insure*. and I’rofessional Woman’s Clulis wJII la- held S u n ­ day at 10:30 A M. in Melbourne til Ihe Mellmrne Cuuntrv Club. Munl'Sis ,if tho lisral dull who ssiall In attend mav nMaliv infnrmatinn f iton Mt«. P- M. Ginglen Ijv Irlephotiing M17 J- “ A l,css<inluSymlmlH” .Medina I s Held By Is Subject Of Talk Biiptisl T.E.L. Class The Lamplighter Hr TOM Itm i.F . AI let an intensive schedule ot pi act ice, Roger lln n is on.I hi Seminole fo u n t v Choral S-niet, ate teadr to meet thr public to the performance of ll.indel'- fnm ou* oratorio, " T h o M r - - i a h ’\ to lie pirsrnted Mat. 18. nt 3 :0 ' o’clock st the llolv floss Episeo pal Churrh. Ihe idea tor the organisation of group such as the choral soclrtr was germinating in Roger's mind for many days prior lo Ihe formalism sif thr group la - 1 ttclotrer. T h r r e « n r others, too who w m i n i icry much to see this project horn and der eloped. ' » in Ihe formation of any­ thing new. there were those who I loti* asserted that It rnuld not tie done: that it was far loo amhttious a projrrt Ini Sanford people lo undertake. \nd thrre were those “ ho agreed it could he done, hut who would not lake part in elfeetiog its successful deretop nenl. \nd lastly, there mar hare been sortie who lor reasons III (ealoiisy and ” »tierial interests*' re­ fused lo lend their support, tie that as it may, the iMipoilant thing is that there wen* enough rlilhllstaslii people lieblltd tin m gum ration to push it ntiii mu lute it into S i n g itml to supplr the woik to pie-ent " T in Mes.lah’ roii m il soon hi at The Seminole I oonlr • h<ual Society is riimposed of 30 sing­ ers drawn from Ihe rnitnlt D ran boast o( some rery fine mire* Ihe soloists |m the Mar. Is presentation will hr Mr. and Mrs. Richard Farrell; |lr. II M ayde Riirkrr. Joyce l l r l r r l . M r . Boh Brown. ' I r » . Charles " ilkr. Mrs. George Hardin and Mr». * tar a F. Ginn, who besides mor­ ally and materially aiding the group, is graiious enough In ■Irtnlr her services. Mrs, George Touhy will he organist The Seminole County Clm m l So ilety is Ihe fust group of ||* type in Central Florid* ami pie dates the newly fronted CentmI Florida Choral So* letv brink -pun sored by Ihe Central Florida S y m ­ phony. We merely point Ibis out in order l*> keep the record .ttaighi Misconceptions ran bo dangiion Now It is for us, Ihe pulilie. In drtole seteral hours nn Mar l» , in attending " I h e Messiah” , they hare rehearsed, hate given up an f ir n in g a week In order In dn so. Manv llmrs alter a working day it would lie easy fm * meinlier lo say, " A s , I think I II skip it tonight.” Hut this has not Iteen Ihe ea«e, for the* hate been prrsriil week after week •triiing to produce a heaulil"! piece of work And that If will hf. The public is tniited lo *t iynd tire of rh argr. T h » Semi oolr I'onply f ’horsl Society Is a py rmaiyen' » r g snirsl Ion. After, perhaps, a somewhat ptrearimis start it h is gathered momentifm and interest and i* safely on Ms way let ns boost It strongly, flh Horrors; Salutday night ist 12:00, tin Wolfman, thr lluncl Inn* lihack. and iev Ml*. Clilfotd Jnhnsurt gave ran talk on " A l.eyson In Rmylictla" aI the meriing id the Wonian’a Society of Christian Service "f the Klencri'r Church Ttie-dav cn-ning al the home of Mrs. S F Norwood M rJohn Wynn, president, presidrd i i - i the meeting which u m opened wtth a prayer and Mr II A Steinmeyer gave lbdi'vidiupal Mrs. Curl Hraiibuty talk rd on "t’olitte.il and Eeisnomlr' Life." 1liter crime M i. K M «*Airoll i>r> Oi|rt| g.wf 1 hr nifftini: 4m! Mr*. Lillian V»tkri> n*.til *H** i|f*votiorirtl.. 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EmktoiJtrtd Voilt* from aoy viewpoint 16.95 S agrud vrith tka UW1 dut won't wub off! e o r g i a n a '.« It's hvarttehtniiy hst’iHhd and ceri «« .ihr^pirturt-fftme^heel* that flutter* ynur anklf and ttima your l*f COLORI'UL P R IN T S DRAGON PALM L E A F . • **• beoat* . , , V*r •• pfsrftftl M »h* day I* long fur Omreflm*’* ka* volt* I* both eroaaamtnaM *ad sawfori rod fa hrigo, Mu*, pink a* p ita. SfM* 10 to It • T iH M Use Grass*. P IN E A P P L E LO N fi SLEEVES SHORT SLEEVES In n*»e Pirturfitfue* Oierlnnr rolora: $3 .7 5 lo $5 .3 5 n on't miss out collection of T-ahirla thta season . . . colorful Unit* with rollurH 42.50 In 4:1.75. New thlnRB ill IliiRfliprs, (*>. rtrt nml romlietl yarn kiiltn, motlerately prietui 41 to •*> $5.60. 1.95 SJ gang* -15 denier nylons Sues 8^ lo It Alio hiark, hrottn nod n/tryr ketls, 2.25 . * J d & lh i& n • MEN'S WEAR <1-'■**'*• vjr> Mr A# ADIO STATION W.T.R.K. - Mr and Mr*. Toni Runt an nounce th» hltlh of * son, An­ thony Jo rph, Jr , Mar 7 «t the F»rn*ld l.suchton Mamorul II" nit*|. Mr* Ru»»i I* th* former uetly Cook a rt ailing. K rf • .hmftil *vrff* * rrv n i liy \tI , >1. A 1 nlUtYYflV Iff »Ho fol- V 11■k 1 •a, Mr ■ <m i n n , Mr - W. Refreshrnenta were served lo I . K u m lm m trr, Mn* II* Ouwi* .< \ Cunn*n(;hAint llie follow mgr ' l i AA’ vnn, Mr- mini;, M». Mi *1 I . l i n t BOR, H i t T I1. Johnson, Mra. Ktrlnmeyei. Mi* Ralph i’r t e i », Mrs, It " l.or.l. Itriurv, fltn1 M n Ktlrn Sh»Join . \ Mrt W. n. Stovall, Mrs. Mr* William Nolan. Mr* Icon St. o.ryer Mrs R t Slewatd. N \ M rllli ' I t ' llrnrirtlfl l.r-tnmd, Mr* F I*. Kirin, ao.I Mll3 Mt Ritseit Bruce. Mi* I Carter, Mi* Norwimd, Mi* Min­ Mar*t Slrwflil. nie Means. Mis, Norene Norwo.sl and Miss F.unire Walker A ik S ’Sgt f iiallei Witlipnison ami Mrs, AVitliain .on of El Faso, T n announce the Idilh o f a son, ClayIon Edward, on Tuesday, Mar 0 Mr*. Williamson Is Ihe former Juanrllr Hinton of Sanford. The T K. I,. Class nf the F i r » i H.iptiat ( 'h u irh mrl TH urtJA f riffling m iH** KiliirAtionifl Huild* •M BART FIRST �’ • ■' :«' ■ ' f. •• If P A G E FOUR T flE i* Hurling Hayward Baseball Requires Sullivan Is T o p Most Intelligence, Gator 1st Sucker Psychologist Says Wm?* 1 .1 k l ■■ ;l u . I 1; ■ JA1NF.SVJLI.E, Mur *.* <H|* |ciwl»— •Florida's t r n t yuutig foot­ ball passer, Hurlin' Haywufxl Sul­ livan, la all Ml to transfer hit athlMlr talent to tin- Gator Base, hall diamond— hut not at th* petition that nifuli- him .might after by iitajm li-ague scouts. Sullivan, on*' of Alabama1* top kifrli school catcher* mol m in i vied hy xeviral professional learnt at a letter Lati-ball protptfl than football playrr, It now the number C o* first-baseman on the Florida (quad. Baseball roach Dave Fuller nat pirated when tht* tall •<tph<>m'*re turned out for the team -then hr ran into a (iiohlrin. Raporti about Sullivan were true, Mr muld |>ound the apple at a rapid pace and Itehlnd the plate hv wa* tops. '| hr (Jator quart>'rl>arV fired to aerund from a ait 11ti|r |U(-itiun— a I way* Straight at n rlothetllne. Defeu lively he wa* all that Fuller rouh atV for. Hut mi the other hand the Ga tort lord another pretty fair entrli #r in camp Wh<* wot no ilourli Cither. Hav Poole, veteran of two years work with the m ill, had to he ronnleil in the picture. A l­ though he lilt only .201! lari -e «ton ngaiuxt .in:i for IUtit, the crafty Poole lid the ti-nm in rim-, p h l t r i — l**r Healing, run* tour­ ed and walk*. Poole ha* wy with pltrhrrt that goes a bmp wav towanl winning game*. lie |« always poind aiul calm behind the plate and a teal Sullivan traded hit catcher** mitt for a flrst-lia«eman'* pad and took over the initial sack duties. H U tire, tlx. four, 206 pound I, makes him an ideal taiget fur Infieldert and hit strung right arm still will he an a-set to the team. tliihhv Flower* it another of the footballer* who at this early date appeal* to have the imide track for a starting )«.«iliun. O r­ dinarily a third l>OM man. Flower* will play ihortttop, leaving the hot corner duties to Hal l/onp, leading liltlrr of la*t *ea*on. Ijing halted a neat *172. Other candidate* who have an edge for pu*itiona ale Lowell Rushing, flene (Jure, Charles Kiteliters outfielder*; and Virgil Mar­ lin, arcoml hate. Top pitcher* are Fred Monlsdeoea, Jim ItegDt•r, Rob Knight and Ralph Kin- LIVER TROUBLES K Ring, D M if. H It (| commuaJy knpwR ! thAt { If the action of the Hear la abnormal there la. a gen­ eral feeling of la iiltn d e , C Weak- - netv, flatalenee, •tc. ThW l« often attribute.| to a }!if>tMtgl*h l i f e r which covei* m | multitude of a lii* .___ . The liver consist* uf million* of cell* which po*»e*s life. Science bn* proven that thla life which la putMwaeil hy every tissue cell in tht) body It tha m u lt of the energy coming from tin- Inain via (ha narvoua •ykteni. Tim livar funclhuic without muicloua thought hut not without bra'll action. I f along the path uf Iran*minion of thl« vital energy from the brain to tha liver *oinethliiK interfere* with the transmiuion there will lie a change In quantity or quality of vital energy. Thla will m u lt In abnormal function of tha liver. The logical way lo ruirect the abnurinal function of the fiver la to remove tha Interference to tha tranxmlaalon of vital energy from the brain to liver. I V " spine la the only normal f place Oil* may happen. Therefore, locating aial adjusting tha mltlata ■M B ■' aligned vertebra and maintaining tba Integrity o f tha aplna will iv * jR In narmal tranamiulon of vital i' io rry fr-un the hraln to Uatue cell*. Normal tranxmlaalon will bring about mum*) function again. Adv. Training Camp Notes llr A S S O C IA T E D P R E S S Straight from thft ST. P E TE R S B U R G , M ar. 9 UP)— Artie Wilton, Negro rookit ihortxtop from Oakland, ha* a ood chance- to i ‘ !ck w ith th* ,w York Giant* because of hi* all aiound ahllity, ( nance* are alight he w ill brat Alvin Park out of the regular xhoi't - top ( h.-I hut Wllaori alio can pluy first, second, th ird and I be out fie Itl, R II, HUMS NKWI.AND SAN PRANCIRCO, Mai. 9-<A't —Athletes In other sports may dis agree, hut Kenneth William*, u San Francisru paychologiit. .at Hy till II AHPKIf "o f all our various sport*. none re quire the degtee uf mental acumen f or n brief apara in the fourtli that liatcbjill doe*.*1 totind it Iteiketi a* jf Jertey Psychology, he cunteiule, "can Jia- Walcott, er dock walloper and ORLANDO, Mar. 9—0P>— A liemme a very important asset !■ fdthi-i .,f six, bad lifted the big gun o f the Washington Na­ hatrball. It would enable Iho-. heavyweight championship from tional. at the plalp, veteran out­ participating In thla spoil to be Ihc adequate hilt ‘unlnxjdred fielder Sam Mrle, may lie out of min, ruoie i-onversaid with ■)>•- blow. t,f Extant Chat let. action "fo r month*," trainer important factor* which promote * But fate and the weight of George Ij-nt* any*. synchronised coordination hctwrrn yeai. Mrle complained lecently o f the inetural.le and llte allthe human mind and the variou cirnt hauler couldn't push off till firat sore ami of hi* life after muscles that are utilised in pint deipeialeiy holding opponent long Irving • long throw from the itlg llu* * lr s l A lot t t t e 'w t O t enougli tget anothei t-did livid. A-ray picture- w eir M u n Player* of the callltei of lo. shot. yesterday. I.tntr raid that what Ili.Maggiu, Stan Muxial and otht i Mele ita* to fear i* a chipped * bailee, piohahl, Ihe muri in that da**. po«ie»« tlie tpialif. (boulder twin*. Mrle hit .400 for ruttxirirnll) dull heaiywrighl cation* which William* contendthe fn-t three month* lait year »lnce I,rue Tunney, fought the nre nrces*ary to Mttain near |Hi ami t-ridfd with a .276 average. the *afflr drirrmiiied hallle 'ection. whlclt ha* lie-come hi* tradeTo those In the lower bracketLA K E LA N D , Mar. !i — </P)mnrh No puncher, the t’levehe uffer* thi* Htlvlrw: Wtll 1M-year-old Bill Hoeft, the land Negro I* an excellent de­ "Fur n player to »ufci**fu ll, kni from (i*hko*h, WU., *tay with fender latter with a good Irll acquire the urine of cfficieiu-y oil the Detroit TigrrtT I'nuM l»e. loath ami a fair right hand a 'taiehall fiehl, he should |to*-t Conch Itlck Ferrell *altl the punch. And he rau lake it an alert mentality, a quirk com boy’* control I* "terrific1* and in praltcnaive mind and the aliillt) , whrn hr Ita* lo. addition In- I* fast, ha* a good Again*! Walcott he employ In effectively visualise ami <<n "gn a l pitching moredly anticipate the mn«t advi*- ed a .liort, hard left hand very curve, and ahle manner in which to liniulle th, |effectively when the spoiling 1 Hon," Hoeft pitrhed a no-hlt, no-run variou* situation* that develop •ih tic* of tin- rlrig wi»e Jersey baffled hi* orthodox f'iur Inning* in a camp game ■luting the game. Thu- equipped, fighter ye-terilay against the regular*. he ran Instinctively i-*tuidi*h a (might left hand. inaitnoniuu* coonliiiation between, A* Walcott muted in tindrr PA SA D E N A , Calif., Mar. 9 hi* mind ami the vntimi* iuu*cle the left lead Kirard would «/!*)—Vice President Chuck Comwhich ate employed in making u pull back and hook —not hard l*key of the Chiragu White Sox, particular play. bul sufficient to pile up point* departing for Miami. Indicated he III* right worked wrll rime "He *houhl strive In cultivate wa* not ceitain how hr would vote in. lint fcremrd to lark the exami nrquire u mental coinpo*uie in the contract-renewal huddle of pln-dvr power usually ***o(hat will enable him to retain luiM'hall commUtloner A. B. ill* presence of mind under pie. riatrd with heavy weigh) Cliamller. r hamplan*. sure. He should mainltiin at oil Reported to lie anti-Chandler time* the highest degreu of -elf He dt-cked Wuicott in the :q(i i el lance, Thu* he will po»«en- tin- with a bruliing left hook, lint with originally without authority o f hi* utmorl confidence in hi* ability to a ciirimti caution refuied to xtep mother. President Grace Com!*successfully meet urn! music, lie In and Ida-t awny ut hi* hrlply** key, young Chuck *aid he would It* variou* requirement* of the differ opimnent. ...........u t hv what the American ent play* a* they occur, League decide* upon at ita proJrrsry Ji^-_ f*tor||r of Ihe player should avoid p< rmit liminnrv meeting al Miami Reach crowd— i« *n a«luni*hing ting hr. reeling to become unduly Sunday. Tlx- Chandler Usue come* lighter, lie nil mil* |u 37, hul Moused -o that they would incur up before club owner* on Monday. hi* liuxing rrcord exlrnd* angel, Angel tend* lo incite wiath hark into Ihe haxy realm of HAN ItKIINARRINO, Calif., and antagonism. When lid* eonili the twrnlie* when he fought Mai !• (/Pi (line Crosby, vlo# lion arise* it iiiny Incline him to once a week in tank limn* *11 pursue * course of action vvhi la pleiide III uf th- Pittsburgh PL over Ihe east. III* "iiiiMlrra" under m-iiiial circumstance* l i ­ rates, expects to wet his first recorddating back about beller sense of judgment wool,I Hlinp*e „ f the llifil Rue* on Sun­ fiflrrn year*— showa an a*, forbid. day. founding number of fighta. "In h**ehall it i, ab-ululely e Crosby, recovering from a kid­ Duly once was Uie former dock- ney operation, will watch the -cntial that a player'* iiienlal nflex artluri he extremely acute Hr hand in trouble during Ihe fight Pirate* play the 8t. I^»ul» Drown* should cultivate the facility of e. and ringside score card* railed at llurluink. tabllshlng In hi, conscloii* mind. the fight very rirarly even— though Charles vtnx unquestion­ TA M PA , Mar. It lan’t ably the winner, anything serious, of course, but A "spoiler* nr retreating, hardI.A Y N B T to n to-hit clincher In moat fights, NEW YU Ol|K, 9—</ 3— Walt utt (tuck lather. ctoaelv lo w allo tor, an nrthodox atyle against char- Rei l^yn r,, the up-and lec doing nx.it of bin damage With a'»J jhiji Ra The Sanford Women's Gulf As. a right hook which uMiushecl rx>- •oinirig Lari ij; Chicago, sociation held a ‘ five jHiiiil* fur iMnlrdly lo the Champion* jaw battle tunlght n Madison Sqiare birdie, four |h>1iiI* for par and III the Intel tiiund* but Willioilt Garden. Out o f, the . 10-roiiul three point* for bogey1 tiiurua Mifficirut steam to do a glral scrap may come me a new d ia l an nent at the Seminole County Club deal uf damage i: * i f o r K i t a r d C h arles’ h e g v y >tul«<iUy aJUlltuuu. . _ . Having shut Id* bolt hv1 th* wriglit. yiuwp,. The fiillnwrlng were winner*: The 22-yrar-ohl Layhe, Who Clan A - Mis* IM Powell; t'laix fiiuith round It became apparent itMimeil up with hit derltlnn over lhal Walrnii wax interested prin­ II Air a. Steve Ruin its; Cla-a C Jrixty Joe Walcott then lost Mr*. Ruy Frank Syuivs, Jr. Thote cipally in staying the riuitc after p u iligc III a dull victury over that n ta-k in which he wai pMtici|iating wcic: Mi <• Mu* rY ar Hr inn. aims for a knock O'liiign, Mr*. K II Smith, Mr-. libelled hv (tiailen, nut to ' regain popularity. In spile of Id* in uni eight John Ivey, Ml** Ihd I'owi-ll, Mr*. Imynn t-xpwr'x ta ..connin Dahl* wince winning Ihe title Andrew t’arraway, Mr*. RnlH-rt*, aiotiiitl Iisti pound* tonight. Kat— -two decision* and *1^ knockMr*. W. It. William*. Mr*. Hugh urficLl ia an B tu 0 favorite. mil*— Charles I* still regard­ Whvlrliel, Mrs. Price Heard, Mr*. ed aa a second rater. He la *a H W IM M E B T Hie«» Adam*, Mr*. Symr*, Mr*. caption* a* lo lik alnio*l cowJohn Schirard, Jr., Mr*. A. 1). ATI!END, ()a. M*r. 9 ,-(/ F }-r ardly. PrlMflghling la eaaen. University uf Florida iwlmmert Marsh, Mr*. E. C. H.iymati ami Hally a brutal show; Charles Mr*. Harry Woodruff. finlihed one-two lo the South' turn* it Into a Job of wurk eastern Conference swlmmlni The result o f the quarter fin ­ aimllar locu lllag duwn a Irre meet’s 1.600-meter freestyle even] al* In the Dot Powell handicap —often a tree which I* scarr­ last night. tournament yesterday were a* fo l­ ed up bul refurew to fall. Hix more rare* are scheduled low*: Ml** Ellen Rett* beat Mr*. Joe land* will probably have to t night; seven tomorrow night Karl Higginbotham four and j Mr*. Andrew Carraway wail for a irtm ii bout with th* will ruiirlude the meet. uinWJHHHHHHpRHHHHHP The 1,600 meter event, only beat Mr*. Roy F. Sym**, Jr., four champ since Charles1 ear wax left and three; Mrs. Hoi* Adam* heat in had shape by Walcott1* pound- tine held last night, taw Gator HAIdty I'revatt retain hi* SEC Mr*. Fincher McDaniel four and log. Down tu 207, tin- Itrown Rmnlier of 21:21,1 Allen Wynroth, another three; ami Mrs. E. C. dayman brat Mr*. E. II. Smith two up. In the I* in llu- H**t shaoe alnre hi* se­ Florida -entry, wa* aerond • and semi-final* coming up, Ml** llrtt* cond firb l wrlth Hilly C-iun and Tommy Cumins of th* University will play Mrs. Carraway and Mr* for the first time since the war of Georgia waa third, ,rrm» -lemur.I up alwiut a fight. dayman will play Mi*. Adam* Although this column haa inaile brush muitachexl Charlta w ill lotg *t utain that hit rhanca uf retiring unbeaten. Inciilm* June*, Herald prognos­ Incubus haa m lw d an aarllef t .e. w J t n making a bid ara Ur>mFrady and Mike Drmdugnu, In- ticator, IrlU ua that If the land*- uplnon uf Loula and rontldera him fielder*, Red WIIUMre, Fred Dia­ Charlrt fight come* o ff before heUer than the Intlpld Charles Ih mond Angus William*, outfield- Ju ly, I, the dean living, tooth hit preaent condition. en t Harvey Dleken*on, fir*tha*e; and Manuel Amor, catcher. The Galora uprn their keaton with a two-game aerie* against /B . , s , ; c P t . . J Tennessee mi March 1(1 and 110. Ho rse s M outh Dol F*owell Winn Cwolf Tournament Durocher Confident Castoff Hearn Will Have Brilliant Season In ’51 Hy JACK H A N D S T. PF-TERSBUKC, Mar. - </T*) Can Jim Hearn, the New W k Qianti 910,000 waiver bargain, do it again? Leo Duioeher. dipping into a canary and blue iport ilmt, looked up quickly, “ Wliy not?" be aiked. "W hy not? *'l know a lot oi guy* who would like to have liie chance of find­ ing out. Yeah, that goes for S b * ~ ~ ----- ------------------------ —----1.0111*. loo." St. Ia,ula flu.In , at men lion of the Buford, Ga. Buna Allen*, a Hearn. The Caul- gave up on semi-pro club. 'I hey changrd him him and let llte Glam* grab him to pitching in 1912 at Csiiuiubut, Ga. at the waiver price la.I July. Jim wa* in the army from 1943 ............. With St. Ivoui*, Hearn had a spending 14 month* 0-1 record. Hr would up with to ini>1. 11-4 and the beat earned tun aver- overseas in the ParlDc. lie re­ ported lo Columbus, Ohio, the ■« »r In the National ___League,. 2 3P Cardfanu in the American A**oAlong the way. h* »” threw five mui aliut. ***“ "14 »«* " » J i ••• •»** ia*r elation in *46 and moved lo St. out* atul completed I I of If! start ' l l it berauir r ' Hearn and Hd Louis !r. 1947. The Card* were irrund. one Maglie that pennant talk bootu* hi game out, of first, and the Giants the Giant training camp. Big Jim, G-foot-8 and 2u*i were floundering in *ixth place, pouiuls, tame to the Giant* with *ix game* below .600 when Hearn a hum rap. They said he’d ratlier wa* sold. It wa* the ldggr*t break In play golf than ha-e)iall. Hecauat lot »hot In thee mid 70* and talked Hearn'* career. golf with the other Card*, It was a natural conclusion hy the man­ agement. I-fit had only one hi o f talk with Hearn on arrival last July. T «\ M tiiT -a i:a Tn i»:s “ What do you want to du?" I I l l s r II XI i : — I - I S I I I ) Leo harked. "Play golf or pltchT" A m o k i - i u *• tlo/el Tra ve le r, III K »• l l l e g e e * l l r o r I V i m l a r , F l » l " I want to pitch.” lu u Ka-i <'iintei. Unlucky M* “ Thru to** thus golf clubs In s r .r n v n n u i : - r , t s i i i i U s Itav. Il e i .p l M a r lo w . lOnab a closet and gel to pitching." Hearn claim* hi* gulf playing S K l t - l t r Jl*l«t. i . o t k y l a - M l , S ec II H n - x l r . At e HpaU** ha* been exaggerated. i l i u m i i x i r — a ism* wile K l r e l H i r i n g , t ' h l e f Itulie. l i r e l l s . Fo there will lie mi golf for I ' l p l*tp. Ill,, k - l e l t i r r M l y p l a l t I ' a i t l Hearn from aliening day until lle t«U li* ry tail. He Just lost the ball players C o c>o n l*11*1. M i l l li x c i : — S I S I S * N i l * championship t„ irammate Al m a ll I'u ri-.-e . I . l l i l e fi lt l |tarl i n g , t t r r s r It, t 'lt le o l l e t l * . II'* M i k e , Dark In a close match. t la y Fair. U 'lin lr ll,~ k Trlrk r Durocher credit* roadie* Fred, i l l er a dy Filiaimmnri* and Frank Hhellr. f if t h n w r— FwiaMtr •t u n l l o l l VI » r to I UK. I l o l F l a s h . I»ack ami pitcher Larry Jansen I ta int > It o* . l a i n * Hol t. I' rtta a r ’ l l y . with Hearn's form reversal. M o ltlra n . C o u t tlr y Jtuhy Ilearn, former Georgia Tech S I X T H IIX I i:— X lllX s N ile VI el at o n e ll a n s t t m . T r i g g e r F i n g e r . baseball and baakethatf star, C o t t o n J , T o l l . i l l , t i r e late. H o n e s t signed with the Card* for *A,rKkl llg e tt Mat I riel t. in 1911 after scout* saw him play­ s m u v r ii H t iK -r s ia iiii ing third bate and outfield for Fltniiiasy's I'tinnloiti, dtll* Oliver. Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries the flu bug whiah Ita* plagued several major league training camps I* causing some difficulty at tne Cincinnati '** - -Ryd*’ . - -base. Flrat baseman Tnl Kluxiewski had lo ruita yesterday's intra squad game because of the illneav. Pitcher Hrrmau Wrliim-ler and Inflvlder Hammy Meek* also have been running trmperaturr*. HT. PETERSBURG, Mar. 9 "Ha'a bound and determined to gut raor* money and hr'a not worth t l> Tha 4ti*te« «re those uf Frol Halgti,i, St. fit. Louis Loui* Cardinal ut uwmtr. Ami he'a talking about one of hi* are pilchtra and last holdout Howard Pol let. l l l o w , I’ on lo l-ete, T liu nde r l e t , Cotloit Flnleti. I llg li Mile. I t o w d ) Ilex v iv r ii n x< I — i si ke wi n le t. dnebp) Jill lleslovall U lsik -tor,a via vie. MHIe Pleat hie. old iia lle i, |1» Monlana. IllNhlar.l ■lock T I I V T I I H XI i:— l l l k i Wile lllc li om>e. Ilolilen Itoiiml. Pelfuel II*.y, Mlee lU rliy. Hlockaile. IV*k lllll. Arlene Hue. el Ling T n x I f l l l T - * » > :i .» . r T I U V » F I l l k T ItACrli.speesl. Co in t e r F * * l l ’ Bin*«. Merry H K O IN Ii HACK: la rk y Ola*. Sin* Ie JC. A* e Spaders »‘ T i l l It !) ItA vM i Iilyp tsn c h ie f. U p M 101 IN F I F T H I I A t ' K i tail I * Iry Itulie, crt.ee City. N IN TH HACK' 4* 1, H ig hland luwtti u » M i t f f - r - l e t T i N T l I II. p t : ii e lfa s l iioy. Met I . In *, i l l g l i n f l l t e SATURDAY MID-NITE SHOW! fle Sure To Call or Write To-day ** - # For FREF- Innpection The Sanford Atlantic National Bank Member FDIC TrL M l FIDELITY Exterminating Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co. 214 SAN FO R D a Cu. Orlando VE. * PHONE— 2-Ia-H Phone 1.361 PHONE— 2*1852 COURTEOUS 8ERVICE PRICES Q U A LITY Night & Sunday RIGHT 313 North Main Street MERCHANDISE Bowl’em ver EVERYONE GET A GANG TOGETHER FOR KEEN FUN AND FRIENDLY COMPETITION—GOOD SATIN-SMOOTH ALLEYS EASY ROLLING BALLS AND A CONGENIAL ATMOSPHERE FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT SANFORD B O W ALLEY ‘ 206 MAGNOLIA ~ , \t I A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE J J - - —: i - AIR-CONDITIONED Visit Our I f l l PJ Refreshment Doors Open ■j 12:46 K M. Bar For Candy A Pop I Dally! Where lUppinMt Coats corn I ___________, .j So Little. ______________ SHOWING TODAY AND SATURDAY I -DOUBLE FEATURE— < a R 0 (ifR S il. <h " r, wUF . * - .^ V P O IIIK V O I l«l > 'lk XV —FLUA—CARTOON AND SERIAL SUNDAY AND MONDAY! Dear Patramit LaM Frttay Mrnidag W* Nad a Special Shaw* tog #4 -I'd CWmk IRa Nlgtoat Mosaulq* Far A Group Of Sanford People. ! Wink H aall Taa Could Hart Heard Tba Warn* ferfal Pyalaa Threat Poepla Gave Thla Ptrtwa As They Left rb# Thvuler, WRbaat Aaiy Rmeptlans They All UkH -I'd Climb Tba Hlglteat Mapotsiu" And All WUbad Thai Rvaryona Could Saa If.' Rallaea Na II la A Great Family Pietare. Hlarerely, TH E A I HL LAST TIME TONIGHT Boh Ratrtay Mgr. v iro fl® TH4 flAMINQ tiff AND LOVU V J O nly ra t mountains or uvm mu Wmm « M ir a v m . . . Cartoon—N«wa—#horts SATURDAY— DOUBLE FEATURE [ )h . l ' \ I U \ l l \ < J Cartoon A Short Hubjcct FIun: "Radar Patrol Va. Spy K la f f " — No. 8 SUNDAY—MONDAY Hanford’ii Flrat Hhowtag KHIRIrKY T E M PLE DAVID NIVEN In INSTALMENT LOAN DBPT. llnll. l o u a - CUMMINS •DAU I Greyhound Gut 1* on the |wlr torvila xnrar WDBO at .4fv|he Mupa' | T E R M IT E S | Hill li*rll*p. ecar Ik. GU N a u a y \ II tACIS T0NI0IT lalaerlMas t r .N . May Be t ' n T I I ----tIA C R . flay F a ir . M u le F T I)----------- KIR8T SANFORD SH O W IN G Ew |Ants With Wings| Buy your car In Sanford Keep your Insurance at home Save costs through ut I'lp. First Hiring H I X T H ttA C K i Melstnne tt*nenm. T h e Miulh|wW, who won 14 nnd loti I f fast tcatou, doesn't like Ttillttii. f'nlltrrt J H K V K N T I l H A C K l l l g h lluHona. the (ilea of a |tay cut— reportedly llle colBlor, D ili* m t ve r 12,000. But Halgh think* he will F IIU IT H It At H filer AxL.W, ll n w ilv Ilex Hrlrn tal lllo w. come to 'te rm * i •>• • ■ Rit«her Max Lanier saw it Baigh1*- way yesterday and (sign ed for , an estimated f 17,000. L0W E8T COST AUTO FINANCING Illgti tliitlons. Trading Purl. Fo* taike, Jersey Itsilirr, Ace Traveler, ilia* olaior 1:111111 II HA< F^-a/iaib* Nile la a ta ta . Hlar Aglttw. Oriental ■flNFW^ - ■- i t , -» GREYHOUND FRIDAY MAR. 9, 1951 S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A —PLL'N SCREEN ATTRACTION—ROWS IN “THE FATAL HOUR** iR A iB . now ALL TA X ) —~ - -- * oh AIR CONDITION ID HARR A DATE NOW AND RUT TOUR T1CRRT8 EARLY I "7 .^ , --------- — - y —T , . . " �F R ID A Y M AR. 9, 1951 Opiomatrial CHIROPRACTOR FOR T E L E V I S I O N E YE S E X A M IN E D cal) fur appointment 1M 8. Palmetto Are. CLASSES K ITTE D Phone 175*— 17*6 In Sanford and Seminole County BLOWOUTS e comeoy c l a s s i c 1*01*1'1.A R B i l l Ik* l . k l Wewk APO PKA ,J . I I « | ■n t ) m • O RLAND O * W IN T E R M A N lT A tT U H E D n I H i N 6 H 0 U $ E - / I N I I II - r i l M C C HAVEN .*m li.nH akkk M O D ELS BY *BLOWOUTS t i l l FIVE DR. C. L. PERSONS DR. H. K. RING Pirate PAG E THE S A N F O R D HERALD. SANFORD. FLO R ID A t.a SAN FO RD »i *a «.i i *» i W* MI*kU<l DEALER M I ’ S it V A U D E V ILLE CHASE & COMPANY DRAM A SCHOOL BUS BIDS A t ele ie n o'clock on T h u rsd a y m orning. Mnri-h 22. 11*51. th r Hoard of Pu blic In n lru rtlon w ill re ceive wealed kills on three s la ty p a ssen ger school buses. S eparate bids must lie subm itted on Isidies and ch a ssis. Hid must J.Mky — Pr A lie accompanied by e b a s b ie r's or c e r t ifie d check in the sum o f T w o ( 2 ) per cent o f the bid. 'Aw. that klutf'a a lolla hooey—anybody known pi** u . . H o i n r «iimr "BLOWOUTS” — >on know lh‘ carl lain* 11.T ’ Jit MfiTOIt SALES I* runnin' In III* newepxper . . HOLLER MOTOR SALES u (f]) « ' © ,,r A U J s t C O k D *1.0 M U M 15 SANFORD FLORIDA PH O NE 1234 4 S pecifications m ay be ob tain ed from th e f o u n t ) S u p er­ intendent al the Court H ou se. San ford. Florida SEM INOLE C O U N TY HOARD OK UUHI.IC T. \V. I .aw ton. S u p l. L . E. Jordan. Chairm an 1 *e*t I 'l i i t s n tA w ^o/tRtsvaSi ' " Want Ads For Retail* The fellaw lea ia tto aaatr la all H a m *-*- * * k H a M la Tha *aaf»«< l H a - S i I a • M ilaa* in* a** II* . la w rlla a l i a r . I* * * . r lia r laarrllaa M a n a* par Hta* twaartlaa llaara Or a*r Ilaa laarrllaa f l u warn* (a Ifc* Ilaa. Oaakla r i s far H ath, h o rapa. PIIONE 148 W a a t a a* w in to . t m i M a . * * |b» M t**b *a* an ak*war*aOaa* r l a i t r It r « r t a r n la ll*t*4 la oda I.l.a b a a . baab. la ralara la* tbl* a n i n a i O l l a a lb* aOirrltaar la M M t t t o la par peomgOr. h a.aar fa r aa i * raaOar lb * ba*l aanal tor aartlra. all W a al AO* a*aat bw la aar a fflra aa lb * Oar b a to n gohlleo- N n w aaillr aa to a to h lS r If aa arrav aeeora la f a r to. W# raaaal b* r*a#aaalkl* tar •aar* Ibaa aa* laaarrrrl laa*r- THE HERALD SANFORD FOR K B I T ' —I a — . 1/ . ~ rr .~ --- r » ' ' r . ond Slam 110 W. Ftrvt Strut Phone 490 W. _______ . W ILL RENT fl room apartmrnt. vary reasonable, rail at A. F. Hurirr t mil* auulb of Hanfom on 17-92, Hgw. B o k J N ._______ R o o m f o r ’ i or s gin*, kitchen and bath prlvllegra. Mm. Grace _ Handley. 2008 H. Hotly Ava. 4-ROC‘ M Furni»!>e,l Apartment in Ottaan—modern contanrncr*. Phone MO or 13K*J1. * FURNISHED apt. for ona o ROOM IN Private' S j l S f w genUa* man. Permanentt ran)dent. P. 0 . 501 *** W w nr r— ■ A U R E A L RHTATBFOitRALR-^0 U4S W ! FI VF ROOM bou«« with two bed­ room* Gissi Ideation. room*. ID13-M. i-M. co X o r k d I k \Ve are ditpoaing at our colored >3 property in JkMfori a r e a CHEAP. Let* an lew aa |10 down. IS month. jBeth DaHoe. P. O. Bo* IBM. Rahfnrd OWN jIlUMK CHANCE OP A LIFETIM E TRe Bauer HnmeMradconii.ting of SH acre*, a livable hou**, 2 deep wall*, tome timber, all fenced, S acre* cleared. Good fertile toil for truCa gardening or chicken*. 9 mile* wait of the city of Sanford. JFhruwftieulari cnU at 111 W. I at flp|r write JJap* 144 by tn — 1590-M 1 0 U 8 K w ith ail im ___l*. Largo Garage o ff Bluff Road. Pat Daly. m ri IN I Chevrolet M on etak*. t m » fn in i $.'t'.l 0.!•.'•, iiu iip lH fl) iiisltilled, MILLER RADIO &APPLIANCE Its SOUTH PARK Top-Flight Paint .... gal. 42.50 ALL TYPE S o f llolldiier Work Men'* loafer* pr. 04.96 K ltw k ib le H a te*-F ive E»tlTarpaulin*, all tltea maleCarpentar w tlr*c»v ARM Y-NAVY HUKPI.UH I UTS mi French Avenue tn Highrhi--,. 13111 M 1> «IW J ll/ A H K IK K Ph- 1221 Ikmi Path, in s) on each. IMida) 310 panford Ate. Cabinet '!i|wrr, bjlan. r eaiy. PoM Office Ai- lH>th 'i>.r when you don't l . n u r WOODWORK fNG Counter*. Sbelvcr, etc. lu . HoniJiidS. Sanford, Fla. yuur prrirripi imi- it. LA N K Y'S Sinai! I«>at*. built, repalrnl, re••hrae 10* u finished, i ' V ..I • I l l i f r l t i r k IliiiMimr, lilfj Palmetto JDURIN G A rerun, Mure* am) warehouse r i X E liti F E E D S Comub tr line NEW FLIXIKS nirtacad to i»rHunt'* Tuiedo Feed Store. 7n e fecUuu, Old flour* .made like uppoklte I’uM Office. 60 a 117 ft. CONCRETE SKWKR PIPK turenMistiON Alley-In rear. Immediate peunew. Flnlahlng, .leaning • » * * Septia Tank*, Greaae Trail*, Dry m eroftet avion. ||&,000, 109600 rath. Bal­ «a rutinbii- power plant 21 Tanka, Tank Cradle*. Hupping 7M§ ance like rent. Beth DeBoe, year* itipenanra in RaroiaOi Stone*. I tenches. Flower Pol*, Phone 1020 W l. O V tM TlM B County. H M llltouun. U k* Block*, Window illla and lintela. rg m to o , Mac* V. A. WH|DDOM. SR." Concrete Floor*, Machine finO M N «T .AWNMOWK.HS Sharpeiiwl. In H i AO lihed. Free Kilimateo. HOMES - HOME 8ITE8 cycle* repaired, lock .rod k> v MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. J M A T 'S ACREAGE GROVES work. Prompt rerv.ro. II. IV re t Elm Phone 1133 70 RANCHES— RANCH LAND Shorn*. Stn K «th Mi C iB A * . GOOD AND RAD All type* of Real Eatate Call Phono 1001 for IP PS Phone 1281 119 H. Park Ava. Uted Metal Ire B u m All Type* O f Hook Work 10.00 ALMOST NEW 1-bedroom hou*r U»e<l Lounge chair* 14.PS M*rv McKinney Hookki'ep>ug with complete kitchen and ga­ Uted 3 pc. cane hark Suite 9.9S Barrie* rage on 2 large tola, well fi Uted Dining Room Table ll*ed Dining Table, 4 chair* IP.pB Room 403 Uted Spc. Living ____Room Suite 29.96 Atlantic Rank Building "ia d 2 pc. Fib Fibre Living 2 BEDROOM hour* beautifully U»*d POOF WORK o f all kind*. Kavr* O I I K L O N E H A N D K it R a ta Suite 19.90 fumiahad, Immediate poa*e**lon, and Guitar* Kepalrrd and Painticd Oak Drearer Bare Uied Tarma If deilred. etl. New lloofe apnllrri. Painting Uied Odd IReda, full and twin 7.93 and coating. Hanford, I'h. New Rellaway 8ofa Bed, HKta.W H M A.kenbirrir. i O lT S a' iTET Stocli and fixture*— Reg. 944JS 29.95 aUo bear and wlna. Phone 977-E Uted Floor Lamp* „ 2.06 INCOME T A X ’ raturna prepared by tax accountant Juhn F. Dem|> A TTR AC TIV E X Red Room heme, MATHER OF HANFORD »cy 234 Mciach Building. Phone ■pactoua living room, nicely H I M K I at St. Phon# 127 I71UI land are ped, I ear garage, Term*. BABY STROLLER, good COlull tlon. 711 W. lit St. 13 - NOT 1CK S ■PEHHONAL S - I NEW MASONRY HOME. 2 BedRoom*. Electrtcl Kitchen, on FRfED StfjRIMP Dinner Baal Shrimp on Earth” at noin- "MARY'S LE N D IN G LIBRARY large corner lot, nearby com­ 1209 Magnolia— I* now open Mon. *r5, 024 E. l i t St. munity. M.500 no. One naif ra*h, thru Fri. 1» to 12 A. M.. a to 6 VEGETABLES, Liveiiock a n d balance like rant. I'M Rat. 4 to 9 P.M. Mltcallaneou*. Hanford Farm. F. M. ENGLISH Jr.. Watch m* ■r‘ , Itutlnw Market. 2 RED ROOM HOUSE, one and palrer, i* now in New I^rcatiun half bath*, completely furnlthvi. 5 font frlgtdalre, 176.00, Ever Hut at .125 Sanforil Avenue, Expert nearby community, 41,350.00. Roa»ter, 116.00, Singer Sewing Watch and Clock repairing at 1X000.00 Cath, balance llko rani machine, 026.00. Apply Room 63, reaionable rata*. _ llomotal Air Ha«o. J. W. H ALL. Realler TOMATO ’ Plant*,' Rudger*. Price LO S ! A FOUND — 14 Florida Rtala Rank Railding, right. IManta ready. J. J. Mel(Growad F l a o r ) _______ Pk. >754. ton^lM ^Jw Im lne jlv e mje. Man'* Ixtnginaa 4 bedroom“ home located 1200 Oak Ratunlac Morning „ Itelwren Ilnnk ARTICLES W ANTED — 4 and Holler Mntor*. E II. Hmilh Wa buy, **H A trad* uaed Tal. p Ii MI furnliura. Wllron-Malar FurnL Nr# Pa* 111 I t * » t " W HOHRKT A. W ILLIAM S. Realler T u t o m o b il e r Ravmead K. Loadgiba, Awnrtaie iTSED RADIO—Pliun* 705 W~ r U i n i Atlantia R E N T A C A R . U-drlve it by dar, IIRLF WANTED 0 bedroom houre, furnlihed or unweek, or i r i 'n n Knalith Ford* fumlihed, fruit tree* and extra Wanted: grocery carhier, o*|>eti and American Portia, *ed*n* lot, In rity limit*, Afc bkick from once preferred but Lot ktallon wagon* and cnnvertlbb* Uua.Line, 2514 Omngo. u ry . Apply Mr. Whatley, Strirkland-MorrlMin, Inc.. K. . O NLY A FEW LEFT ~ Margaret Ann Store*. ______ Flmt R t . ______ U r g e W * on U k r Harney wad St John* River. Nlerty wooded, WANTED—girl 'for, fountain and 1941 Fnrd T w o Door. Hargain pr . *■ 1793 _____ Magnolia 1046., 1703 ___ Avi drug dept. Lanay** Drug Btore. perfect natural v e n d beach >Mn i w a r e h o u s e man for long **AND t R u S s * ta bill bed local whole**!* firm. 1917 Doric* Cimtom 4 door Writ# Ho* J, care Herald man, Aa-oriatc. Florida flute aadan, Radio, interview. Ranh Building fountain girl or boy—full or part 1947 Dodge Cintron club roune. Radio, 01)65 time. Alto Goor girl Apply Mr. 4 - ft HAG ESTATE W ANTED—4 1947 Plymouth Special Daluxd * f|*404 -gkflto f l V|*|i4lg| W AN TED ; nnfurnirbed apartment WORK WANTED —0 1940 Plymouth Special Deluxe or amail hour*. E. F. Lundqubt. 4 ifivir -etten 089' Phone 1144-J. „ , rompanlrn nur*e, **• 1941 IkxIgB, CutUim 4 door SMALL cleae'in cheap li*tidrlytiT, 'total rafaranaa. *ed*H J—l 049* for 1940 Chevrolet 4* ton r ’ 1,0 i r f l . •**ktfltB.'fl BABV SITTKitr Beit oTRafarenARTICLES row SA L I 1944 Dotlgd 1H ton Cab and Charoii 0096 00 s s s jr w s s * ^ r t: Htnrt im liid in g llon strr mid A n ln in u L o t 1 4 i - V f MrlloJ, iCbd Mtotiln 1246.no, 050.1a) Halt nee ra*y. tlK R A L D ' 1 I— T V i- good In S-’inlnoIr County' Conte m t .-U y mol ■re tintunny fine ntodeU uii dirplny We .n< Iburotiglily trained I., -itltee lelrvtrtiin tel*. Tin itetl of i-|OIJitneiil coupled with el pelt -kill itltille you of IliotoUgil '|JV l.'i Mute Mill*! llnilio Mint Appltance your iivad>|uait>t lot lelett ion in Stiiiiiinl, County. INSTRUCTION AVENUE I'llO N K 2D Hi Hu) Gulin �p* r y -. ■ • {; ! page , six * ______ F R ID A Y M AIL 9. U S l ?, FLORIDA At THE CHURCHES « t . C k iN ii Natlraa a u t ha H M n M 4aj M m publication. at tha Herald afflcu am u » Kanford MlnUterial AaMclathm Rev. Anglin t.\ Mrlnnin, President Rev. Fred L. Horton, Hec.-Tremn. TTltH T M KTHODIHTCHL'KCH FREE METHODIST CHURCH J. K. McKinley, Minister Weal Fourth Street and Laarel Hr*. P. It. Stephenson, ll.lt.K. Avenue (Mb A M . Church School. A rls's Fred It. Horton. Pastor to r every » » t . Sunday School 9:46 A.M. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. Morning Worship 10:46 A M. Sermon Topic: "H e lp . Kaido Program (Dial 0701 6:00 (1:30 P.M. Youth Fellowship P.M. Young peoples Servk* 7:00 P.M. Service. 7:30 P.M. Evening Worship. Evatigtliilk Service 7:10 P.M. Scimuri T u p lt: " T I ip I'nidigal Scin" Prayei Meeting Thursday 7:30 P.M. CONCUR*; ATI UN A I. CIIUIUMI Park Avenue and Third Street CHRIST CHURCH, L— i»o o d J. Ile*n*rd It&ot, ,Minuter (Episcopal) Church School I0:0u A. M. Iter. ||. L. /.Immerman. II. 1), Vicar Mumlnic Worship 11:00 A.M. Sth Honda y 'n tent Hetmott: "The 1-osl Word". A Hook For Theae Tlmr* 4:00 P.M. Evming Prayer ami " If the Aporalyp*c i Inter the Sermon. All are welcome. flihle. It opens the tmoV of the woild, translating (Thrill Into the vocabulary of the larger effort*, C E NTRAL BAPTIST f'HURt II the race problems, the noelal Ninth S'reel and Laurel Avenue Her. S. I- Whatley, Pastor achievement!! o| History. It ft the only filling clone of the Bible, b r­ Sunday School il;4f> A M. "tiling ing a vialop neither of thing* part the family to Sunday Scho<>|." Morning Worship 11:00 A.M nor of future thing*, but of the eternal ptrsrnt. The Babylon of Sermon by pastor. B.T.U, fi.Su P.M. “ Training in the Book ia w ither Borne nor the city of the Kuphrate*. It W nnv Church Membership". center of rebellion againrt lig h t... Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. The heart with .even bead* and ten Sermon by Paator. Midweek Prayer Service Wed horn* It not t>a*ar alone. 11 ia the unscrupulous Man of power In neaday 7:30 P M. Our W.M.S. will every age.. .The Chriit whote pre­ havo charge of this service In tence it the glory of the nook la connection with “ Horn# Mi«ilnn” the Immanent Chriat. In whom the program. "Coma Thou with u< and we will human and tha Divine blend— mighty but m rniful. Ilia word do thee good." aharper than a two-edged .word. COMMUNITY” CHURCH yr| redeeming, Ilia face at thr lakv Mary aun ahlnfng In rpleodor, Ilia voice C. C. White, Paator Ilka mualc." Church Srhool 10:00 A.M. Joseph Port Newton Worship 11:00 A.M. HKVKNTH DAY ADVF.NTIBT Westminster Fellowship 0:30 P.M. C IIU R U I Her ruth Street and Him Avenue Tuesday Choir practice 1:00 P. SsMuHh School. 11:30 A.M Rat M «_ Thursday Prayer and Rihle hour unlay. 7:30 P.M. Church service 11(00 A.M. Golden Age Group meets March William Bucknar and William 14 at 3:00 P.M. at churrh. Watt, aiders. Th* Business Women meet Mr*. Harry Wall, Sabbath March l| at 6:00 P.M. with Mra. School superintendent, L H. Shrpard. miralonary lead­ F. Bottler. er. U PSALA COMMUNITY CHURCH Visitor* are welcome. Church School 10:00 A.M. Worship 11:00 A.M. FIRST CH RISTIAN CHURCH Westminister Fellowship 7:00 IM7 Hanford Avtnua P.M. J. Randall Farris. Mialaler Evening Service 1:00 P.M. "W h y Prayer* Are Not Antwei Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 M " ia the minister’* sermon sub­ 1**911f ( ject for Lord's day morning. "The Shut Door" will ha tb* WF-SLKYaV METHODIST evening aermon topic. c N V jc n .Christian Youth Fellowship will W ar P reparations OSS) ICMllssW Peoaa era could keep movl *Uu?*<only 6Vk hour* on a full load or gas. o f gi The specification* o f thu biggest American tanka ar« not yal pub­ lishable data. But Brig. General D. J. Crawford, commanding o ffi­ cer of thr Detroit arsenal, put it this wav in commenting on new contrart to the Chryalur Cor. porallon: "Chiyilrr, with the assistance of ordnance, will be making prepstation, for the production of a heavier land battleship which testa show will out-slug any land fighting machine ever produced by our Ailin' or our enrmtea." Which would Indicate the engineers have solved those prob. lem* of the competing ratios betwrrn speed, weight, heat gas consumption.^ and durability on the road, or over the fields. Meanwhile, the Army ha* taken the wrap* off a typical new tank, the "Walk Bulldog." which la -mall, fast and lethal. It weigh* less than ? Iona, can wind up to to miles an Pour, ha* an auto­ matic t»rt| ue Iransmlasion, and gym>copir sights that keep the gun on Ine targets, however the hull may la- txumrlng around. It i- .mall but the Army say* it can handle the bigger Russian T.3I, a medium that ha* gtvrn American tanka a bail time in Korea. The emphasis on mobility goes right down thee line, applying to practically everything an wheels in the new army. Earlier In this aerie*. I menthuircH th* combat vehicle* with water.proofod wir­ ing and “ breather*" that permit them to run while completely under water. A blown bridge, provided the riveer Isn’t too deep, won't atop those vehicles. The same trademark appeared again In an unusual place — a leather good* plant In Dr* Mninca. Through thre# war*, the Boyt Corporation has been making packs for the Infantry, piatol hoL •tera. saddlebags, artillery barn* eaa and gun covert. The firm still Is filling such orders. But something new ha* been added, Walter Boyt Mid. IDs craftsmen are working on a hug# conrar for ronainrra for freight irachult*. capable o f carrying non pound*. What doe* It mean 7 It Illus­ trate* the Increased Importance of the air-drop. Freight carriers of that also would lie needed to sup­ ply by air a unit far out ahead » f its own lines, isolated and per­ haps totally surrounded. TTie tricks of that technique were un­ der study in lb* last war. They are being developed In Korea to. at* more wheel*, designed to go d,jj probably we are seeing the end of positional warfare, the solid Una of Infantry, stretching unbroken across hundred o f mil** of front, and supplleo try road transport. Modern tactics call for rutting large unit* away ‘from the main force, unit* of infantry, artillery and tanka strong enough to "ait down” anywhere in enemy lerri. lory, chop up communications and supply arras. Ihen shoot thrlr way out when the Job I* done. Such task forces will be sup­ plied hy air, and they will need the tank* and transport to move fatter, and more dependably, than an enemy could maneuver. A few months ago in Korea, an American officer r e m a r k e d : "American *oldler* don't like to walk. Out pul wheel* under 'em and they’ll attack anything." In today's there CARD OF T H A N K S A million thanks could never express our gratitude to our many friends for your thoughtfulnea* to u* In c*ur recent bereavement. D. C- Block and family Legal Notice IIS Tit*: r o i nT o r Titr. r o M T * ii'lK iR . s k m in m .i : ro m t. f m i h i d a , tv rnniiATt:. IN M il KMTATK o r U A ItO A tlK T M JK IIItT . PovoH to a m . rn itn rm iia a n d ra n anna m a v ir m n .A tM * on i*KWANDA AHAINAT OAID KOTATKl You and tsrh o| you Sta tisrsbr anllfled and recalled In prvssn* any claims and dsmandt which you. or etlhsr o f you. may hsva against th* eatsla or Margaret M. Jerry, dacessed, late of said County, to tha rminty Juda* of Hemlnoie County, risrida. at his office In tfcs court hones o f esld County at Hanford. Florida. within sight ealeadar month* from Ih* time of th* first liulUkatlon of this nolle* Kerb claim or demand shall he In wrhIn*, and shell slat* tha pier* of reetdnnrw and post offk o address of tha claimant, and shall h* sworn in by tha claimant, agent, or at­ torney, and any such claim or de­ mand not so llltd shall bn void. Harper I* iHrugtaa Ae administrator of the Kslat* of Margaret M. Jerry. deceased rtra t publication rabruary It. till. faster and carry more hitting power, than anything tha ha* even aeen. IN TH L egal notice Legal Notice REMEMBER TH1B. BEFORE YOU RETIRE TONIGHT no. raid. O RAYMOND ELI.AIU. aa Ancillary TUB KTATK o r FLORIDA, to Admlnlalrafor com teslamentu t.yan It. Driver, anneto of lb* Kalaln of W. Loo llroadway. Virginia Mullen, deceased. ton ar* hereby nolllle.] that CharPlaintiff, left lutvrr. has filed suit for dlvorro VB „**lnat you In th* t'lrrult Court It L tilt.IVEI.Er. Jit and NOItA It <»r Pemlnol* County, at Hanford, V pI.K r. hla wife, and UNITED tin rid*. In Chancery, and you are illlA HTATI^I OF AMERICA. t.ietiy required to tits, personally Defendants • r l-y attorney, wllh III* Clerk of NOTICE OF HARTER'S SALE eald Court your wrlllsn defense. If Notice I* hereby alven that under any. It) Ih* hill of lumplalnl In eald and by vlrtsa of a decree of fore­ ,sues hy lbe I'uli day of April 1*11, closure dated tb* lad day of March. ll-rrln fall n»l or ludsmsnt Will bo A ... D Iin f l i, l , entered In a reriein certain ranee cnisoro in ran catered again*! you by default ndlng in th* rircolt Court of l IVITNKHH my band and tha seal luih Judicial Circuit of Florl ■I said Court at Hanford. Klurlda. In and for Hemlnnte ICounty, In this lib day - f March A D. IVI1 Chancery, Case No T ill. wherein O. *■ P IICIlMdiN* ItATMDND ELLA Hit. Anrlllery dork Admlnlttralor rum teslarasnto an nesn uf tb* Kalat* » f W. Lee Bullan, raBALi -le. eaae-t. Is plaintiff, and It L John rt l.et-hanly (1KAVELirr 1ft, «,„1 NO|tA u H -odrvrff ■I’evkIn* IlnlMlii*. .M.AVKLKT, hla wife, end UNITED Attorney for l-laintirr HTATIM OF AMEItICA. sra DaMUHHELi« Tim r m c c i T ro rw T r»r t h i : fondant*. I. TltuT C s ix t h Jt niciAi. i ih i i i t n r WHITE, as Hpeclal Master In Chan* t m k s t a t u o r n-ow iDA in •cry. will olftr for sale and aril at an d r n a s k w in o i .k roPN TT public outcry lu Ihe hlghref hlddtr fu rcnali. al Ih* fiont d»nr of ihe IV ITIANCKHY Douee in Hemlnoie County, MATTIK tilt ACTS VRUItKI-l.l. fh-rlda. during th* tegal hour* r>( Plalnlirf, •d1 *. -n Monday, th* Ind day of V* April, A D. lilt , th* following real lllll.ll' VKKIICLM. estate, alluate. lying and bring In Defendant Hemlnoie ■'..only, Florida, In-wllt N tm r r . to t m : i « u T!i" « f the MUU of TO I'lllM I* VKRRKI-I.f. Kcctlnn SJ. Township II Hnuth. Ilk Miller Avenue. Mange i t Bg»| Hast Palervnn. New Jersey Ih* same being sold to satisfy said Tnu are hereby ordered and rs- de* r*e 0'itred In Ilia your wrlllen appearTroy C. Museelwhll* anra (In pernnn nr hy attorney) In A* Hpor lot Vis.for In Ikls proceeding on Monday, Ihe l«lh Chancery d*y of March, lilt , and to there­ r.dward K rloetho, after fits your wrlllen defense. If Holl.-itor for Plslntlff any, aa required by law. In default rtrlando. Florldo whereof eald cause ehall proceed Cl Parte Tk* nature of this suit la for dltorra and other e»|ullahle relief Th* name tif Ihe Court In which INI* suit le Instituted and pending and the abbreviated title In the rsee are i s herelnabov* set forth This notice ehall lie published »nce a week for four consecutive weeks la th* Hanford llsrald. a newspaper ADM IRAL » f aeneral circulation, published In Hemlnola County, Florid* MOTOROLA WITNKHM my hand and official CAPE H A R T tral at Hanford. Hemlnota Cnunly. Florida, this th* Itlb day of F*t>. Free Horn* Dvraonalrsllon ruary, A ll I til. O. I*. HERNDON VODOPICH Aa Clark of said Circuit Court. HALEH 6 BKRY1CK b o L Hunt, n U IDEAL) SJ02 Hanford Av*. Ph. 1240 Prrvl* r Hwann. Alinrnay for rtalallff. (Hlando. Florida. MORNING UKVOTIUNH Ray. rrvd R. Horton, paator of U|a fr e « Methodist Church, will bo in charge bf the Morrtlng De­ votions Program thniughout next week. The program la a present*, lion of Radio Illation WTRR. In cooperation with the Ministerial Association. It la heard dally at 1:80 A.M. and on Saturdays at Till* P.M. interest; once you hear her you will hardly ever forget her. she w ill wear thu Indian ragalia. ' A baptismal service will be bald at Trout Pond at 2:30 In the iftarnoon. AH hetlevrrs who wish to lio baptised pleas* contact tha pas­ tor. Young peoples meeting at 0:43 P.M. „ A missionary picture railed 'Oo Y e " will bt shown at tha evening aarvlco at 7:30. Midweek prayer service Wednes­ day 7:30 P.M. A ll welcome. CHURCH OF CHRIST Elm Avenue and Second Street i . C. N k boisoo. Minister Bible Study 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11,00 A M. FHKNKZKB f'H U Rt II Evening Worship 7:30 1*.M. Thursday Blbla Study 3:01) P.M. A revival mtallng will bocth at th* Eb«nti*r Mvthodlat Churrh AH visitors welcome. Sunday morning and continue CHRISTIAN AND~ MISSIONARY through tha wttk, tt was announe­ rd today by J. W- Austin, pastor Path Avenue^mvd^Fourteenth o f th* church. Rrr. CaAle of BanStreet ford will conduct th* avrvk** flbaa B. Smith, Pastor which will ba htld every twnlng Me Schott hoo| 0:41 A.M. at 7:30 P.M. Tarawa l11:00 A-M-. I . Ring Worship ■ry Bunasy will be oh- _ P W T BAPT1HT CHURCH rod. The pallor will apeak on P a rt A v m m a rt Math Btrvot w . p. HtbsIiil Jr, Paata* subject! Godly Imagination J*6 n L. MtnMOr at Craning Sendee 7slo P.M. An — anna I service for all aget Th* “ W *V f Band A Plara For Yon." ft it o r will speak. AH « r t wotSunday 8chool 6:46 A.M. "Bvinr your family to Sunday Bchool." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Bov. Angus 0. Melania, Minister 8 .” ™ 'b ', r - " » :!> A J I. Church BrhooL 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship, Training Union fi.lb P.M. ■omen by Mr. Mclpnla. . Uidona h r all afta gwupa. Story 6:30 P.M. Pioneer Fellowship, Hour for child run undvr 6 yvar* Youth Fellowshl « * .!■ ' T : » P.M. Evening Worakip. Earning Worship 7:10 P.M. Mrlnni* Sermon by M r ____ I Bormon by W. P. Brooks. lr. Special Music Su ___ ___ . for for Sunday J MornWednesday Evening 8*rvie* 7:30 Solo. " I Talked To Ood Last P.M. lit" try Dick Alkanj Anthem, & TjSfaasr w 'T’BJSA * a Cord la My UiMJ by ChinMusk for Sunday Evvn iO t Dr. HtYiirjr M cL aoHh 46 Al Wallace C. M. Bojd MIMEOGRAPH P R IN T IN G - T Y P IN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED"STATES OK FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONES 1HO and 1071 Room 164 Sanlmd Allanllr National Bank BMo. H O W ARD Z IN K S U K F ^ -F IT SEAT COVERS LUM1TK PLASTIC FOR A L L CARS FIBRE COVERS CUSTOM T A IL O B E I) COVERS ALtH l A V A II.A B LK Jgi - SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP it , Jack K. Morrison. Maaagvr J t l l l l i B * * 5 ;l‘ : Don’t Lret Aches t And Paihs Make You Miserable HADACtlL lias Braugkt RaHaf ta Th—sands Who Wat* B«(farhig 1MM om4m al YHa■la* Bl. HI NM* and Iran FolktUvhoigUf f*r annoying achta and nalna hav* quit* a eroa* to h*ar because thot* pains can maka them feol miMrabla, But now it la no longer nwaaury to 1*1 thoaa arba* and pnl na mnka your Ufa mlttr* •Wo whan thay »r v dot fn i A - fkioM ) ■ . - 4 »y»tnn h o n a n n d io f ■ rt. M * tf» jg ja t Rtodani formula, HADACOU baa taliavod th# r*il causa Ihalr aebo* and yalaaT'i •uch dcficirnclva, and Ufa ■ha trlrd Y « s , J u m b p «P ru m e x tra wonderful one# Mra. Lydia Pf. l i l t Third Av«, haurd how an vrara auffvrtng found relief B ra k es • • . s m o o th , e x tra *g| | w 4 y s o lo mam— lu iu wn|r nmfw DACOl Wvtlvr aaya bar achat and paint don*l bother h*T any jaoro and •ha Jut can’t thank HADACOL i nansh. Mata- ra taking UADACOLI had • . • P ^ M k M r tL n A B ^ a * r a p w ir a n r a n vrravv r a p r a w f i v y You and your family will enjoy a special kind of safety in Chevrolet for '51. You!! know thin tha minute you left iti new, ■ ota powerful lombo-Drum Brakea— largest In the entire low*pcke BekK They're extra smooth, extra podttra, extra ratet they provide gn ikmigi Mop* ptag pother with up to 25% N e driver effort; they combine with many other Chevrolet ufety factor* to |tve yoe end m ar faolh wriMh j nr—* emwannajj the nfnUett t H m u t i airtime u l ■ a m p vtd B ewramwAH. And yoolt enjoy t ipeeix) kind td per* formance and driving cave hi Uth car, loo, ll'i the only low-priced car that eflen yon your choke of a mighty lOS-fcp. Valee- nr-neea engine, ifiO M witn me met* proved Powerglide Antoi Mon.* far flaex a eoaL Or the hrOI VyiiigT a s-A CH EVRO LET ta i _____ » fafe Again I thank y*u. Oho HADACOL A •5S5"'i dfam lM + m Ih Ms fUU eflera t l 4m m ■ f r t q n •* M ^ r p iM O H YffW AMHCAM OAUTY DOOM • M W JU Q C A W H W I BOOMS BV M M i • • OURVB WPHHMBD wNh PANORAMIC VMBBIVV • INWHOVM CM4IMMONT ftlM M a iron *Sf9* ~ * * !* U HOLLER L s e l5 113 N. Park A **. low-pricefield! ONT i of HAI hi U n t 164 Tel_eyU ion w H HOLCOMBE X HOLY JOyp'IMLIICE Phono r la Mra. I Choir with solo by Mrs. Charles THE PREMIUM W O N T BREAK YOU. A LOBS M IG hT K maet at 6.36 P.M. Cite*go D. Marsh, Pastor ; ,The Church School bvgini USunday School 9:46 A-II. yvorthip andnstudy A.M. H M Ii-at,,.3:46 ____ Morning Worship 10:30 A-M. T M Officer* kra <4 th* Church will reel Tuesday .Mrs. Mary Bevklnt, a returned r ly 7tStn p.MYou ar* cordially invited In at- Mils injury (nun India will apeak INSURANCE A M in o r a AND C M I H N H T �Ifu r a lft In Unity There la Strength— To Protect Ik* Peace of i t . World; To Promote Ik* Progress of America. To Produrr Prosperity for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME X X X XII SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 THE WEATHER Partly cloudy mmiDi portion through Tuesday with »idrl> scat­ tered showers. Cloudy north porlion oilh •ho»rr». Colder north portion tonight and south portion 1 UMdlJr, No. i n Associated Press Leased Wire MONDAY MAR. 12. 1951 2 Red MIGs Collide H iss Appeal Senators Are House Committee Approves .During A ttem pt To Is Denied By Told Of Huge High Court sh ipProfits Lowering Draft Age To 181; Shoot DownU.5. Jet A More T han 2,000 A ttend Farmers’ Auction Opening ipcclacul.tr explosion uf two col­ liding Ruttian-inade jet plane •tolc the Korean war «|totlighi to­ day as ground action .lowed be­ hind retreating Communiil*. Seminole High Band Serenades C r o w d During Barbecue Seven Enemy Damaged As A ir Battle J Over North TO K YO . \l 7 Planes Fierce Rages Korea 12— V F ) — The M IG . were trying to make More ihsn 2,000 pcr.ont attend­ a tight turn while chaiing an ed the barbecue and o|tening pro­ ^American F-80 Thundcrjct. They gram of the Sanford Farmer. Auc­ lidcd and eiplodcd. tion. Inc., al ill new location one “ Belt damn show I’ve ever toen milr south of Sanford on the O r­ couldn't cut it fine enough, col­ lando Highway Friday altrrnoon. on," taid Li. Arthur Walton of A l 5:00 I*. M . when the barin a (light of four F-8O1 attacked fm ur .m in e tear started at llic ffelhrada. Mil., one of the pilntv ■■>.>rkrt building, a long line had by 16 *|M-rdy Red plane. already lunned, and |troplr were The four F-80* rrportrd they •till being icrved at 7:30 o'clock damaged four other MIG-15* in a when to n y Jones, auctioneer, wa. — 10-niinulc dogfight. Thai brought introduced by C. R. Daw,on, pre.rthe bag of damaged MIG* lo team drnt uf ihc organisation. <Jnrl Williams, who was in for the biggcit lv#u day* of jel charge uf the barbecuing, had fighting over northwest Korea in located his harberur pits right In ((wa.laae* wa r . . . « u . the main building, and a strong cast win,] sent the aroma of cook­ ing mrat dear to the highway, several hundred yards distant. Adding greatly to th* enjoy­ ment of the occasion wos the con­ cert of the Seminole Ifigh School Band led by B. E. Block. The steady arrival of auto* — ll'w allaae* Oo P a * e T a e l John L. Galloway, Seminole County ta* collector, was elected president o f the Florida Aasorlatlon of County Tag Collectors at Ita 22nd annua* convention Thurs­ day at the Seminole Hotel, Jackeonrille. Mr. Galloway, who served os vice-president o f th* organisation last year, has been a member since LITTLE ROCK. Ark., Mar. 12 1917. He succeed* A.fl. Applrberg — (A1)—"Segregation is avll, It o f Bay county. Other new officers must go,i," a Negro attorney deN-ounty. vice President! and James elared her* here last night in an­ ar« Gflhert E, Johnsonkf Manatee nouncing plans fo r legal nation B. Robert* of Lee county, eevrr- to ban segregation In some A r­ tary and treaiurer. kansas public schools. Poll*wing th* death Uf Jno. II. Siwaklng before 200 members Jinkibs, Mr. Galloway has niadr of the National Association for Seminole County tag collector on Ihc Advancement of Colored Jar*. .11, 1947. In 1MH be wa. People, Harold W . Flower* of fleeted for a four year term, to- Pine Bluff, Ark., taid the Arkan­ gfcinbg th January, lu40. sas legislature '.failed to provide Bom In Brunswick county, North adequate funds for education and Carolina, he received his exrlv ed- colled it a “hli-s-ine In dragtlise." (Ceoltaoeg O s Page Twel Flowers pointed out thaa the U. 8. Supreme Coart has rated that Negroes may attend white schools In places where equal facilltlea are not provided, and said: "The Inequality o f achool* for Capt. Eva Williams and Lieut. Hare) Frierson relumed Thursday white* and Negroes In Arkansas from Atlan'a, Ob., where they at­ givrs us a football which we ran tended the Salvation Army Con­ carry to a touchdown." He charged the legislature had gress for the southern territor:*. The program included a big pa- guaranteed^ that th* achool* would de. and Capt. Williams played b . In poor financial condition, hom in a SI piece band that and warned that “ If th# repre­ sentatives don't car* about edu­ ^participated. w She reported that the most In- cation of whlto people, they cee. ly don't care about education •piring talk at th* coagrrss was mad* by Oimmlsaloder Norman for th* rolaced." Flowers told th* dslegates be Marshall o f Chicago who spoke on th* work o f the Salvation Army planned to start his battle for equal echool facilitlea In Cleve­ In th* world today. Lieut. Frierson etated that ».h# land county within two week*. He urged memhen of th* enjoyed a pageant devoted to misslonery work o f th* organisation Llttl* Rock N A A C P chapter to in India and other foreign lands. cooperate In the action to brine On* of the workers Impersonated about equalisation In school ditan African witch doctor, she said, triets. “ Wo muit must determine among f A group of native Salvation Army Is evil. ■gri •o ffic e r* from Mexico appeared in curselves that segregation that It has no place In a demoeoalum*. crocy, and that It must go,' Fb-wrrs said. Galloway E l e c t e d To H e a d Florida T ax C o l l e c t o r s Arkansas Negro To Open Fight To End S epara teS chools * Local Salvation Army Captains Go To Meet _ Gold Ore Auctioned To Buy New School Pigeons Drink Scotch But Escape Capture CRIPPLE CREEK. Co:o„ Mar. I t —6P>—Want to buy sow* gold ere? Y r - can get a chunk for a dollar, and help build a achool heeldoe. I School klda at Cripple Creek and Victor today offered to send In the United Mi It'a Utalr way o f flnapetag a new echool. Gold *till I* mined In the area, but not in the naantitle* it wa* when 80,000 re* Manta eopf.ortcl 28 school*. Now the 1100 people bare two school* for $7$ «tudenta. Iloth are more than CO old. ___ kid*' father* and miner* iharc mined SO tan* of or*, which Thj mine worker* eootrtbuUki Jfaiee lined with cotto* am ready to he packed. A* the Ueder* come In, the kid* will break the Mg rhunk* into little one*. *j. Juat addreaa youta aider* to the achool klda o f CftopM Creek ar Victor. They 11 da the r**t. J.F.VEN, PrMland, Mar. IR -G II —The toon council ( i n it* 200 rtrairitranl pigeons a liquor par1/ Saturday night, but not a bird ton Ip hair today for lk« anti­ cipate* pigeon pie. The pigeons km** toen making a nulaaaco of themaalvea from lurches la tko town halL The council fed them grain ooaked In Beoteh wkiiky, expecting to got the btrda drunk and then catch them. Out the bird* gobhUd up the whlpky-fci in, soared drunkenly back to tk*lr rooftop* and teetered there until they tutored up. Said Borough Burru/or A. V. Samuel, a.qVar of th? plan for alcohol!* disposal: “ Either Ik* whlaky I* watered dnwn them day* or the** Mrda ore old drtaking hand*." SMALL BUSINESS AID WASHINGTON, Mar. » - < * ) — Senator lluaphray (D-Mlan) add i ' PITXOERALn. WINS LOS ANGELES, Mar. 12—<A», he wtll offer today a bill to met —The I N I Irish 0*c*r, a statu- up an Office o f Small Bualneaa Mto at BL Patrick, hM hue* won Request For Review R F C Investigators O f Conviction For Hear Fortner Con­ gressman Tell O f Perjury Is Turned Enormous Returns Down By Tribunal W A S H IN G TO N , Mar. I2~</V) — Tlic Supreme Coutl today re(u.cd lo review ihr |K-r|tiry con­ viction ul Alger Hi.,. The trfui.il let. ,t.iud H im '. conviction and five year sentence given him in a jury’, finding ll'al he lied in denying hr fed govern­ ment vccrrti lo Rui.ia fmni In* high Slate Dc|>arlmrnt office. Justice* Reed. Franfurtcr and Clark disqualified thrm .rlvr. fiom considering lh «»'» appeal. Reel and Frankfurter tr.liflo-l a- character witnesses fur HU* At bis first trial in federal court in N r* York but tint al the .ortd trial which resulted in lb,- convic­ tion. Clark was attorney general at the time the government prepor I it* cgse again.! Hiss. Hiss wa* convicted on Jan 21, IU6<I has !>ren free on $10,UNI loll pending supreme court action on his appeal. Ills first trial ended Ju ly H,U*4l*, with the Jury dead­ locked H to 4 for conviction. Hiss now can ask the high court to reconsider ita refusal l » aciraatlaae* .la **«ae »l»t Communist Leader Is Released A f t e r •Serving 10 Months N E W Y O R K , Mar. 12— |A*>— E gene Dennis, General Secretary ol the Communist Party In the It. S.. waa released front prison today after serving 10 months for con­ tempt of Congress. “Now, I'm In good fighting trim ." he told reporters, explain­ ing he had lost 60 pounds whlh In prison. " I will really crtisad. fop Koa.-e, " Ilennl* emerged from the Fed­ eral House of Detention Mi min utrs before his scheduled rolean time, and only hia wife, Percy, and 12-year-olH eon, Eugene, J r . wet, there to meet him. They breakfasted al a nearhv restaurant, and later alsu.1 l» " person* gathered to ntret Ilennl* ami sing, “ We will not la- moved.'' Dennis, sentenced for contempt in refusing to answer question* o' the House UnAmerlean Activitie Investigating Committee, o n e faces a five-year term in the Com munlst conspiracy rase. He and 10 other Red lenderwere convicted of conspiring to ad vorate forcible overthrow of th U.H. government, ami are still free in ball awaiting appeal lo tk< U.8. 8'iprente Court. H AW KINS ENROLLS S H E P P A R D A IR F O R C E B ASE, Tex**. Mar. | 2 -| 8 p w la l)-P v t . Willard D. Hawkins, age twenty, of Lake Monroe, Florida, ha* entered the Airplane and Engine Me­ chanic's School at Stoppard A ir Force Base, th* bftme nr th* larg­ est technical school o f this type in th* world. II* la the son of Mr. and Mrs. W . H. Hawkins, Lake Monroe, and la a graduate of Semi­ nole High School. WASHINGTON. Mu. 12 vP> — Joseph R. Csvey. foimc. Congtr,t mrmt*c(, Ir.lifird iih I.iv hr invc.lrtl $20.1)0(1 in 4 t(nnp.iii) whuh binughl five tuiplu. govemmrnt l.mkci* xml l.iln », Id ll,c •lock lor s Iniui $270,000 C.Mcy. now prsrticmg liw in VX'j.limylon. w . i 4«kr<| ..Ih iu I lire «h n ilc .l by Senalort lookiny into .tllcyrd u.e of influence on gov­ ernment agencie*. He i« a formei Democratic Home memliei from Mat.aciiutellt. Tlie .rnaloit li.nl ileveliqie.l railier ll.at Catey b.ul been at«<h ialr.1 with Javepli Kinrnbauiu III praitne I h-I iiic llic Manliiur Conimit.ioii ami baJ received $15. 800 in lee. from Rosenbaum 'llic Senate banking subcommit­ tee, which 1» piiinarily inv.stlit imllliurd Itn Page Six) Ike Says Europe Can Be Held Sen.Tte Told Twelve U. S. Divisions Can Hold Breton Pcnin- Opens Hearings ro r risn Hospital sum, Annins, ^ 0 n N.Y.Gambling Here At Present W A S H IN G TO N . Mar. 12- t/Vl G rn n a l Dwight D. Ritenhawei has told .enalort that 12 Am riuan division*-— with .uflicient air and tea «up|init could hold the U n ­ ion peninsula of Fiance against any Russian attack. In confidential testimony given to Nutate committee. I eh I, the Noitli Allaiitn Pail comm.sndri « Vpiexed tniilideiite that ’"out l5ll.lMNI,INltl eullglili lied people .an .till whip PHt.OOO.lKW back­ ward lieople" III llllMla l! wai . onirt A.ieiting that the turn ill the Kirillin, “ like thru )ohs." I.i.rnbower .aid lint il the Soviet leadr i . declatr wa. now “ they air really fool. " "Ib e y rannot win on the golHit picture instantly niul quickly by a eumpleti knockout," be snob "Therefore wv do laic- w b- id, bitter stmg rlr of attrtli-t. ng.vh >t j the Cnited State, and this Ifrtl,W A S H IN G TO N , Mar. 12 -id h — hni.ihhi pecqde— when they ar • The Force _announ<e.l Mrh H n , Ua, k - i . i, i. Air .in ___ .i.,.. today united Ulldrr utuler B such an it I* railing to act., - duty in che ,, , („,w) r t,.| thing on neM mnr month, i non-flylng |hu uJ rr th, Air National Guard unit, composed himself." of 10,000 officers and men Thr fivr-*tar General told ,her. ‘ i ‘e^'w.u'in Two - - ' - . of Vto a i i . / F w ^ n t h " THe other7wUI to b ro u S l - r.im m ilte r* ^ Hint the uecUinn on in during thc following , , w ** whether to use the ntomii homli nunths. Air Force C a l l s Ten Thousand Non Fl y i ng Personnel Underworld Chiefs T o Kirk. L e f f l e r Suj;Resi Countv Build Be Questioned Be­ Its Own Hospital fore T V Cameras O f All Sections O f Manpower Measure. W A S H IN G T O N .* M ai 12 t/P) [ h r House Arm ed S c iv ic r. Com* m iller l.nlay a piuovcJ low -nng the d ia ll age lo 18 and tiv month., and Iriigthrning of the v civ i.r term to 26 month*. C h a n man \ jn .o n (D -C ia ) .aid the action wa. final and was taken "without objection." the Committee in clo-rd «e «•Ion is ronvidellop Brelloli l.y i v lion a rev|*«d version of i l.r lull intr.Hln.-isl I.) Yinson fm i-olting ti*e draft age tielow the present IPyrai limit, evtrnding the period of service, and setting iq. a U n iv e r­ sal .Military Training progiani for tin- -,'iitiirr. T lie II oimc hill differs in Sev­ ern! respect from till- one which the Senate passed Friday. No ho|tr wa. held out lol anv rally con.tiudion ol a ho.pil.vl in Seminole County by the Fi«h estate in talk, mule al the l<otaiy lull* lit on tod.iv hv lllll Kilk, a nirmhei ol the ll.xpital l mumiller, or by \X A- I.r llln . our id llic till.Ire. . 1, the Full c.latr, luilh of whom suggested llial tire (Mioplr line diould proceed al oner with plans fm building a ( mint)' hospital ftr|Miiimg on a meeting held Vinson I.a, |i)eitlrtrd ) pee.lv Satuidav hv llic Hospital ( ■vininit• coiumiltre atqiroval. with the Is-■|>stee with the Ft.h t.UVler.. Ml of .retting the I.ill before the House Kilk ,aid Ihr ...mmiltcc wa. told ''» " » « • ' N E W YOR K. Mar. 12 — .1 '.— George Morton l.ev>. general counsel for Itoorecrlt Itacewav. told the Senate I rime Invrstiga* lion rommillre l.olsy that hr .•’ id I'rank I'o-lrllo, raoihlins fisuir, ftilMMMl lo rid ihr fai r track of biHikmakrrs, l ev. said he made Ihr move to tr) to save the Is*him,able trolling track's licrn«e after a stair official warned him the track was "In­ fested oilh hookies." Ih r at­ torney, anprarin. at the state ol a climatic senes of ro.nmiltrr hearings, said hr paid I'ostrllo ft.TCUO a .ear for four tears ending in 1*1*. lie testified Ihr late New York Stale Harness «. oaUaa.a os rase al*. ll,r * "*' f ,U ' r *'o.h,„m l ami (hat plan, ate itoinir «)tr.««! to build a hnipital in i v i ..„,, i „ i„ . i, w , m c.„t mme .h.n ornpnall) expected, |vmtilily $8(k),000. lie milled that the commit­ tee was a.'uied by the Fish tiuitrr. w in t e r p a r k . Mar i> — ol all poi.ibly co-oprtalion m plan, t.M 't — The R-illir., College cam. pus calmed down t-nlav following to build a County hospital heir. M r. tofflcr nointed out that word tliat about a third of the dismissed for only five of the nine trustee, ( " ‘ ully wouli wen- iim -s.-„| at the meeticg, that ,n t ..i n „ t „ M would have to le made on the r e » '" n tlie hid on the l'.*I ami hospital a ith lr th, id7 ,U tJ orhe future 1 "r ,nl" U r >S ," ;'rn ‘ ’ •,n'1 / " J " " ' « • '■ » « J* haa not y.-t torn let and so they I to. n lf. f value outweighs the moral its - -v e r the weekenddemanded fact* don't know .iuvv muen it is go ng assignment* of the unit* _ ,___. ___ _ on the case, today the »tuhut Ihr *lu advantages •o cost Rut .,«• ii-..nip- .m -I -l ->ut thrt The III units in.lu.le rlevrn air* If I thought the ne* v/at rn .lent* were qulellv In cla*»e» (Jvias*:y craft control and wainmg _ ,, , ' m'“ l' r ' ' nrt " r 1**11" whila arciose.1 meeliag wf ’ J*71 V ~are " uw five signal llrh l construction o - c J * ' * * * ’*• V " ,r the of American v ho.p_.fal of th- ir gl | i lie* Itollln, iv m i ■ti « chapter r t i « |u r i «*i . q i i t a i i t a i [wjMdmif tint tiai.li>. . -------... . with frdeiat n*i stale*», that ither parties and line, .-onimuniratinii it m loi Full,right ( D -A r k l said Asswiallut, of U w lve rrily IVofesS. nato hospitals are toing Isttilt else­ ,-quadrons. t.s s l _ . st. i*..ta . i r n . . . »or» *s«ii.« was M i l * called t a i i i for f o r late ' a t r in i l l tthe r i f idav lav where, ami that people here Thl* call to non-flying " 'i n * unit. i« j h- thought that the Culled S la t ., lo protest the action. might never to say Ilia*, it Won’t ought lo l-e making plan- lo In nddlllmi to the molilligatlm, President of tlie local chapter ,1 ••Mllau-a , 1s. P a g e « i s t decs that have gone out to JJ u .i lie A -llo m b first, lie aigued l* Itnlpli Huntley, of the •clence fighter and light liombrr wing- that this country uiigl.t to main­ faculty. of the Air National Guard. Mon- tain the po-iitlnn Ilia'- It ill'ghl The list of those |o to- ill tn„*« d than half of these flying wing, al­ Use tin- I hii ill any line Russia pin- following «rst|o,is of the Hoard Vokeil w ar thruugh a satellite. ready are <>n duty, the Air Force and the prvsldenl wa« Eisenhower .aid that il Kutsh of Tiustrr* •aid, and tin- remainder will I* ,1 aailau** lla l*aae Tsta. es-.-iii.-d iilsiul to get control of In service within a month. l l s s l l s s i * lla I'a a r a l * . The call up uf the IP units wil1 romplete the mohilitation of tin ORLAN DO, Mar I.*— 4,11A ir National Guard'* aircraft run More than IlMt horticultutists tn>l ami warning group*. One so-1 from .outheastrrn .ta le , will at­ group was ordered Into servo-, At-'nxo Church, a former rr-l tend a three-dav annual meeting several months ago. ■lent of Sanford, died rrccntlv in of the *o,tin , ii tertian of tlie Due to the annual Pioneer Night All officers and men hrough N'ew Orb ill*, it wa, learned lien- American Society of Horticul­ Into service under today's orde, celebration at hake Marv. Satur­ Sunday. tural Science opening here Apr will serve 21 months unlrss th day night, tin- 8emln.de County Yhr parent* of Mr. Church ili.-d I Chr tutor of Commerce hu, .hang period Is extended by Congress. v. Ii'iv he wav very )oung and ed it* scheduled Tourist Club pro During the first day of the H 'o s l U a r a lia N a r l « “l gram here to Mordav night. March he was raised by the tale Captain W E I.P A R E B O AR D and Mrs. II. E. W hitnrr, Die lat­ Unit No. I of the Stale Welfare It*. Manager Ed Whitney an te, an aunt, at their b-urve near Hoard, tinned today from the old rtouuerd this morning. De Wolski Is Student hospital building at Fifth Street A program of entertainment iv Silvrr Lake. V I A i r F n r c i * School A graduate of lire University „ l Monday ami Oak Avenue t„ its form, i tiring planned for the II J lir I u n i i l l IIIM II the South at Suwannee, Mi. location in the Meisch lluilding, it night p n g . am, and n bs-al gtooii Church's first Job was with tinJ M A T H E R AIR F O R C E RASE. waa announced by Mr*. Troy Ilav, will provide movie fur the occas­ ion. Refreshments will lie served E. Ingraham p*rtv, the first white Calif., Mar. 12— (Special) Con •upenriwr. men to rrosa the Everglades, serv­ stadinr T . de Wolski, son of Mr. The main office of the Hoard and it i* expected that more thui i* Room located in the real 308 persons will to prevent at thr ing In the capacity of "compass and Mr*. C. L. de Wolski of G>re<> man.” Thi* wa* in 1892. Acres, Sanford, iv IWW a student at of th* huilding. Mrs. Ray ha* 12 Tourist Center. Soon afterward hv entered the the t'S A E llomhaidm.-nt School nl mentors on her staff. Office hourReservations may tie made by Intiirance liusine** and moved to Mnlhv-r A ir For.',' base, Calif. are from M OO A M. to 6:00 I' M telephoning Mr« W It LaFet New Orlean*. In January he and I The course he Iv taking wilt tra. 260-W Monday through Friday. Mr*. Churvh celebrated their got qualify de Wolski a, n„ Aerial drn w,-tiding anniver-ary. Observer, I lion,hard,,,cut I ami will Survivors include the widow; on, •nt die hi,,, lo wear tin- wing daughter, la u itr; two .on*. Ran •f the "1017", a. hr I* known in dr.tph and Alontn Lee Church and the A ir Force. svveral grandchildren. Funeral This i* the second school the service* were scheduled In to held •nptain has attended since rr thl* afternoon in New Orlean. ■riving his commission in March of ‘ II In It'll' hr completed the Ail DIG FOt ll M F E T Tactical School at Tyndall An lit C A R L It \ Ill'll \s Force Rase, Fla. PARIS, Mar. 12 (A t The f„„r (.'apt. de Wol.ki served av a power deputies opened their sec­ troop carrier pilot with the Hth ond week of tnrrOng- today, for­ Air Force in thr la t war. Aftr, tified iiy a French lunch designed termination of the wal, he weld to to "ease the tension." the 1.1th Air Force in PhilippineDelegate* from thr U. S , R„s. fur 26 month*. ■la, llrliain and France— who atr deadlocked in their effort* to nr C IIA D L E Y R E I T S E D range a foreign minister*’ con­ M IA M I R E A C H , Mat. 12- ,,11~ ference— went to Pari*’ Rose Pai­ llnppy Chandler wa. again irfu.rd ne* directly from the lunch at a new eontraet a* ha.rball com­ which Foreign Minister Rotort missioner today by Du- Major leaSchuman wa* host. gar rluj, owner*. ID* present •i v t-n-y.-tvr runtrart expire. April O IL S T O V E E IR E tit, 1962. A defective oil stove resulted ,*n a fire that damaged the kltrhr,, GO/.II V IS IT and content* In a home at Twelfth L O N D O N , Mar. 12 (11 Street and Olive Avenue at I blu bear of the ixland of Goto* o'clock Saturday afternoon. Rockingham Palace dl*cto*rd to At the same time a gras* fire day that Princes* Elisabeth will was raging to a wide eileni in vlxlt there later thl* month. the Drramwold seetlon, said Chief Go*., is the leaser of the tw. M. N. Cleveland. It took more main island* whirl, make up thi than three hour* of fire fighting H iitl.ii naval luixtion of Malta. and backfiring under Ihr Chief* Primary purpose of Elisabeth'* direction before the threat of thr trip, which begins Mar. It*, will b fire was eased. No property to spend a while with husband damage waa reported. Prince Philip. H r i* stationed at Malta with th* British Mediterran­ RESCUED ean Fleet, In whtrh he command, a COVENTRY, frigate. II* ---------- t T a --------- 1------a Koliins S t u d e n t s • | Protest Dismissal Of 19 Professors to T h '' f-ommlltee r. Jivle.l two f,o m 1 nuerR*l .Militar> Irani,ng plan. Y in .o n **id the committ.-e turne.l down "overw helm ingly" a m o­ tion l.y Rep, A rends i K -ll lt to m a Kr two separate hills. Ity a vote of 17 to !! , ii«tapproved a motion l.y Reft A n tierson (It-CalifI to set up twu title, in tire hill— on,- dealing with draft iliatiges and Die othei with U M T. Vinson *aid the trnop..|o.E u ­ rope controversy ha-l not yvt la*en I rought up. T h r House Republican nolirV roniiuillae last Friday adoptrd a (•'aailaa.e n* r , . , si*. Seminole Count y F a i r Scheduled II o r t i cl i l t mists To Open Tonight Tourist Club Meet Delayed To Mar. It) Alonxo Church Dies In New Orleans To Ifrld Throe-Day Meet In Or la ndo Allied Soldiers Freed A fter Bed ‘Schooling’ lg thatr way hack In AlUad Una* fallowing 7LSPL&, Crime Committee No Hope Is Seen If . r r . , •* .. « at Communism** failed to hupregg th* bop*. l ewph A. cel Una. Batov*' H .fltC r l Lawton*. Aimtrslio, and U . O .o tp X Pmrrta, R A IN F A L L Although the shower last niaht and early this morr'tig t tiPirt only 211 Inch of precipitation It waa welcomed hr grower* as th* end o f a dry spelt which ha* lasted IS day*. It wa* the first rainfall during March. The la*t recorded rain wa* on Feb. 21, E. J. Hough, ton, weatherman, said thl* morn­ ing. horo of tko J w Uy today. Rare barked wake the Aurl and they escape children from quonset but ha Not *0 long •aid. ha triad to because the pup The Semin.de County Fair. .|M>n*o,ev| Ity |’»«t 61, thr Am eri­ ca,, Legion, will often toidghl at tiiOtl o'clock uml will continue tbr.oigb Satut.lay, James IJ Gallow ay, la-gion Fair chairman, an­ no,, nerd thl* morning Drtcrihing the fax a. "bigger and better than ever", lie stated Dial two large lent- will house the .-xhlhil*. Among the out*iandm,r exhi­ bit - will be tiu-se of itn- Seminole County Hom r Demon, t tat ion C lub-, the Veteran u„ the Farm Training Cla*. and the Future Farmer*. Roy Scout tr»o|,*. The Florida Highway I'aim l and the state lia, n r and F i-h Commi.,lon. Tire Seminole C.nint)- Chamber uf Commerce ha. brought ove> from the Central Florida Exhibi­ tion at Orlando the stage u|>on which it presented fashion show* These shows will to of 20 minute duration, *aid Manager Ed W hit­ ney. School children will tie admitted free to the fair on luitli Friday ■ml Saturday uftrtunun at from 1:'M) ta 1:00 I'.M . The Pul l Amusement Co., ha. charge ,.f thr midway. Two Hearings Hold In County Court Tw o preliminary bearing, were held in County Court Friday by Judge Douglas Hlrustrom. Ernest W nlU, who wa» charged with r,tiering the home of II M West, 814 Pine Street on Feb. 1(1 amt taking 176 In cash and a ta.lin, was ordered held under IldHW bond on a charge of breaking and entering. J . IL Krld was hound over foe action of the Circuit Court under 11,600 bond on a charge of armed robbery. The charge wa* brought by R. W. Ilarnex, Atlantic Coast Line yard foreman. The defendant i» a yard Snnford Weather High yesterday 78 Low today W Rain .11 Inrn. Normal March rain 2.71 inches The Weather JACKSONVILLE. Mar. I 2 - i At 41 Atlanta 47 8 •14 Bistnark .18 Chicago e» r» 12 Denver 10 pee Moines 24 Fre*no 37 •14 48 16 New York Seattle 4.1 16 18 Washington 11 Winnipeg 17 •II Jacksonville •>6 .12 •Ul Miami 74 Tallahareee m 71 T im pa 80 64 ... . al yiiiK � 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/. 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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 09, 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