25 10 263 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/29474de50d1fc04cbcca6f308fba1081.pdf 777ef19fd41e8bdad0ccfc1931e3831f PDF Text Text » •> P A R E E IG H T THURSDAY FF.B, 1. 1351 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 •w,v.v.v.*.* Picnic Hams Bok» 'em! Boll >m1 Pry '•m ThwyY Sugar-Cured and Hardwood Smok» md they're priced "oul ol Ihli world r an Anniversary Senaalloml duell Stiii-jijij mw mm •'•t'k Sprntt Brand While They Last! (And They'll Go Fas!) t’s Premium Sliced Hickory Sweet BACON Aik at Store For 10-Pago Birthday Oolor Price Lisl-Scoros of Bargains! Eat-Hite Tenderay These Prices Good Only Feb. 1-2-3. Welch For New Birthday Specials Kerri Week. Quantity Rights Bee erred. Gr. A. Quick Pro Rib A ll BRA Roetl Chuck Roast Hruket Site tirad e A Shipped Fre*h 214 EaitFfnlSt BLEACH Dry Salt P ork-W hite 300 E»it 3rd Ihreel Pnd Cuts No. HU Super fine Css CHEE-ZEE 2-oz. Box 79c With Polllne*. No. 2 Bimitlltne Beam c.. "Dandy" Uscon u. Mile* Ch— Hav Standard F titer? Shorknimf " moteymbuy... limit t 20l Jerk Spratt Piece Brkfit Sqiares Cheesefourf Nb 1 H arris Sp.mi-.li IWhu IMP Center Cr^o Sunnyland Heady-to-Kat Half or Whole Smoked Armour's Star Pure Taste n* K«-s Her! l’*rrti Fred Kerman's Country 141i p j^ n a ,nQuickFrozen, Sliced, Sweetened No, I Morton House Gravy Sr 12-oa. Canaria Dry (Singer Ale Beef 2 Rot. cs. mfrnm 36 BANANAS !.s Choy Chinese 0 Roll Ic Carton OMisk Elmir Tropical" Blue Rose Dieaer n., 51 Libby Mo. 2 Tomato Jaiee in ibo. c- Kfnnmnlit TJraft! >»ynri J•. 14 Sun-Drenched! Vitamin-Rich! l.UadouM Yellow f owlfl’n rmuium Corned r u it i 5 lb Jim Dandv Grlla No. 2 Cdmstock Pis Sliced • or. Purkee Shredded Oeeieet rki 28c VELVO T or. Cendv Costed Chocolates M I H'e ni 26c Il-o i Dswkltt Blended j - ^< n» 17c Yellow Botowd Peanuts 714-os. Glow Idaho Bikini "Georgia Mnid1 With "Tender Beef” Added—Swift's [tllman’s B or. French Itteeli i 2 ■"**.I5c|| GREEN TOPS m ± ___ l e t Bob's Childhood Slicks M y F e y . W i a e t a p A p p l e s 3 u> 2 9 c U-oi Can it- I « Qlbb's Tomato tira d e Vienna Kiln Dried Sweet Petaleee 6 u*. 46e Liquid Starch Maah Rag«—St!! Well Blenched Celery gs*«* 2«* •i\$ Kmper or Swift’s PEANUT 12-ox Jot |9 c LtBBT CORN KING No 303 u . s . no . i 10-LBS. O’ SUNSH1N i 1 i: ....__ m n l! f* -W.W ! j J pfel.- �X r t h e In Unity There Is Strength— Te Protect the Peers W d e Wm M. Te P r e s e t Ike Pregrw e of A s n i r t . Te Profert- Prosperity for S i i l s i W n *9 t # a * Red Counter Attack Stalls A llied Push IS Miles From Seoul - { o r S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A T ru m a n A n d P le v en C o n fe r • T h r c a tO f T y p h u s H i t s T r l l f n a n C o m m u n is t A rm ie s ; * T U m a il tokyo.S aturday.K rh. Tsnk-led Allied aiiault i i& FR ID A Y F E R . '2. 19.11 tv u lb * A sn o risletl Prrw* I .ra te d W lrr h i t r t i t r m r north through Set* nnlar, *lnwly clearing crstral portion W tomini m oitlj fair to* mcht amt Saturday. Continued rUiiilt and un«rlllrd extreme •»ulh. N o. 117 President Asks Congress For Quick TaxRaiseOf $ 10Billion In co m e T a x Eisenhower Says Men’s Club Is Told Frigid Blanket Of P eWrsoilln a lS upply M a jo r P o rtio n O f M o n ey ; Trained Troop, & »» « * * * Cold Do,and, Oo C o r p o ra tio n s H i t Needed In Europe America „ t» thr grraleit rdi' Ceolrol Florida WASHINGTON^ Feb. 2 - 4 iF t— Declares d e c la re s m pi « p Railroadc S tr ik e T w o C h in ese C o rp s * £ A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R F s tn M I-h rrl 190$ V O L U M E X X X X II n w ea th er injures S e c u r i t y ■la |e In Rustin', dim fin win Id I'tetnlenl I iurn.in today aiked conquest, llrlg.idirr lieneial Frank F.ingt' , lor a quick JIO.OOO.IjOO,S to rm M ay Move O ut Caffey |o|.) m-mbri* of the Fir-I l><wI l iv rru irate and >ard be will advanced through thick fog Fri­ U nion L e a d e rs A rcK cMrlhodi*! Chimb Men’- t ’luh In • B efo re C itru s C ro p . 1 .till mother ini irate later. day night to point* north of An­ niglil. lie wa* llitloililred li> fm p u d ia te d By M en In i m.-,»age to the legitlalon. yang. which it only right and oneMM I.trill. Col. David II. 1 1 >i i Is B ad ly D am an ril niryer of Oilando and by Fed. S half mile* aouth of Rrd-hrld Seoul. Ml Human *et out thi* program F o r D ecem b er P a c t H> \ S H K I \ I • n i l ss (i. Ilnrriinan. WASHINGTON. Feb. 2—i / l ’i Two to two and onr-half mtlex I,., i ining the SI0.000.000.000: \ «*M«r 4*f hitlne «••!«! ««rpl (irnrial Caffev, a personal Grnrela I). Fnrnhowrt -aid today WASHINGTON Feb. 2 «1V I \ i t.isH».tsH).(ssi tncrea.ie in aouth of Anyang, however. two r.ixl 4 nil m u i I Ii fnitit l|tr i n friend of (irnrial Dntght Kt*«n individual Income taxc*. already fr ®l additional unit, of ,)0wfr> Sb|, , nk|. | m .rt-o l companies of Chine** Communirlt The While House derlarrd today U. ?x trru.p. In Lurope ..win Utah, and i- a grailualr ..f the! Ijloaged fur utl4|rf Ihr #r»4» * ln-.tiili .1 to yield a retonl $26,(|K>*iihly 400 men) counter-attack* the railroad ilnkra air "dtictlly ?i- ••• 'HHt.taai.tMSi in the flacal year would lie worth tending Iwn or | University of Michigan la«w mark—In vei4»ril injuring nil? national security" and •frd at 10 P. M. and Hill were w4»mr |tI44•’> 111 hull in *. Illi* tatting July I. liner lime, that many lalrr School. Hr ha* nerved a* an inihr nation rannol tolriatr thru •j. \ Li.ooo,not!,taro mcrea.-e in D4»u , llh iii MIxMinri, 1ml h ri« fighting at midnight. ■ ■ I i , i ■ *tructor in law at \Vc»t Prdnt f BANCO-AMI8ICAN ITIATIOT Ulka atari in Wa*hingt> n *' ITfM dfnl |ifr.ul . -1111.11 atlon income ta*e*. The*.* tie alter expre.ied confidenre the Milnatv Viaderti). ami during lllrk v . Ihr 4 f* lit 441 No death* were available on tliia continuance. fni«*rr> ja it H d ia iifn l In itim Jmepli Shoit. prrtidenlial pies’ Truman and French Premier lien* Pleven gel down to drUII. on m utual weiirtn F.urappan nation, will lie World War II wa- one of ihr fir»l un. tthudifcird unit.i it - 1m * witii e .ie - i profit, laxe* included, irlatively imall Red effort to chrek defense Locking on at this While llotiw- ronferr -.ee me Secretory nf in- -i bvduled li» hit a record 120* the Unilrd Nation* drive which haa ircirtaiy, made dial tlalrmenl I n , Slat* Arheson (loft) and Delcn»e SeeieUry Marshall. (littrnuHliioal) able lo "build an an effrill.e elf........... rlefen.e t e l . - . . ! ,u P«»tldP»t« i" the In.a.loll of purl nt Ih r n ild r » l *«r4 lh r i in i *ii i,tain.ram next year. repoitcis. Ilf *aid President TiuI _______ ii .. Africa. > r 4 f v ts rrrn w ln n t .tail 4 m d * 1. A I :t.ihar.isat.noti increase in gaiprd about 20 mile* liner il lone, within a iraionablr tune. Pointing out the .lialrg ie piolt- h t «fl *S KraMMftllf ^ It ii 1 v i .- t o le ,| taxes-- to l»e “eon* Legal! Jan. 23. Enemy oppontioil man had aulhon/rd him In make it. l.nenhower. who will .*<bliret* |rm . faring th i, loontiy doting ail Irrrr llautr. with •?!. tint • iitratcil upon le.« r.,e n tia l con* hat been tlackrning daily. thr loBpwl Irtn|4ir4turr #-%rr .liner gieai ." The,e taxes are tlic nation by ladoi and trier innn the prevent «rials, he de.lared that rrai-|rr#«t in thii*r Advance palrula of the Allic* trailer* have ilmii-. they cannot Ihr . timated to yield M.222.000.000 w have tircn reported only seven In* Justified in preventing the flow tonight, war making another ap- ' the Amrriran (teoplr mm- groatl> -I* 41 thr lniliatu|H)|i«* ait|H4it r.,-'t year, iiii.ler present lax law*. inilr- from Seoul, praram r un l apilnl Hill lo rr|ioil ronfu-ed. Wr ate in the middle ol tjik thr • nt If.t in ill tra rv 'III.- M-tiediile outlined would final ami fuel for our people g Heavier force; are moving up of on lu% lour uf European drfenre* **'e g iratrat 'in ini and pnlitt-nl mean ii total tax takr of t (>t,200,* ii) \ s s t it i.\ 1 i n n i l s s rautioualy. wary against flank ami supplies fur our soldiers," agaimt Contmuntfl aggrosinn. unheaval that the world I... nv. attark* which are the fnvuriatr Short said. .S||o\k Hull If* l|f **1 t||J ilrr/. ISHI.UOO. «eeti. he .aid. The referentc to union mrrnlier* ix near tv I a third more than Ijiwtnat i-t* who heaitl hint vai lied tartiea. ill W tain Irll on |Mit> 11I iimtli HitI In,rcord collections of World Hr rerealed that he had com­ th- tirnrrnl .hle<l away from any An F.lrhth Army spokesman do- disagreeing with their Icadam »»« on thr ,lir of American manded everything front an in - I InlliU Iih14> 4% .4 fllk*lt| ni-14* 4»| War II when the take reached rlinrd to ronfirm or drny tho lo the refu»»l of the union, to M ost S ev ere B la st Y et “ M a rtin sv ille S e v e n " rdlrnate, arrrpt a pay and working ag ree­ grmtnd fr-rrr- that ahoubl l»e »etd fanlry platoon t» a division in an Jitlirm l 4«im» ilir »lilr. t I3,iaai.iam,isai in It'tft. Washington report. derluird lliat hi. row- ate r limiting it« 4Ii 1rt Ii*m 4* it mnkr«| Ibe umlrrttandlng among Con* Chopped up a r t the Chinese 60th ment which their Icmlem approv­ R c -H c a rin g Is D e ­ to Europe. Hr wa* reported to battle, H its N ev ad a W ith have .aid Ihey would ro n .titu ie hi* own nnd do rmt repie*ent tbe •mil ttivthv? 1 fiitlitirikt iliancr «»• gtc mernliera i, that th r further and .tilth arm lta. Retiatancr ha* ed in Iteecnilier. nied B y Hifjli C o u r t ••nlr n “ minor |>art’' of tbe total Itepaitment of |b-frn>e or any |m> lltnir niinlr 1.*|r %\* *fIt#1 in llir inrmiM* Mr. Truman I* to re* E a rth q u a k e F o rc e Ilra'la of the Railroad Brotheralarkrnrd cvrn though th* Cornlltiral party. que.t later would rai»«* govern* ground arm y planned tlo-re. inuniit :iMh and 40th armies aro homl* have eontrnded the present ini-tit rrxi-nue* to mote than S7I,* in immediate reserve, Allied ruin- work *l»p|tnge» are iiiiaulhurUed IAS VEGAS, Nev.. Feh. 2 I A’) In a tatenii-nt i--ucd a fte r a The iieuplr of the Uniteil State, Uir.it 1 if mi* 11#-If RICHMOND. Va . IVh 2 t / l ’j and are a rank-and-file movement. inandera Mild. two boor tm-etlng with the Home who “wanted Johnny to romi .v.lcm -ss'.'ssMNSb A Kifal I'U’.lt |tir%«iii (’one union from another atomic loin ol >errn Mnlm iillc NeShort »aid, loo, the fact they This would mean a total tax |p Reliable »nurte» -mid the ghast. , I .1 I . _ trinnl Servler* amt Foreign Af- home," and not tile I'rn-idetil or ly threat of lyphua haa made it* now contend they had no inten­ hlait tome 71 mile* away hil thii groe*. denied an eleventh hour slay f, tr. i-„niInj|,„ -i Elsenhower w*« one of the "Pentagon lnu.»" w ne 1 niil.dMilMt VilltrtK »uld 111 rliatlft- In. li n e Ilf about $trt.600,000,000 n appearance among North Korean tion of recommending the intifi- •oulhern Nevadx city lodxy with ny llir ( In#-• JuttHr n| l|t# I inilc*! ii .poll.tide for the deimdiillaatioli nl it % di'ei Iron id llnvv to...nd but Mi. Tinman did not make a troop*, and that tubcrtiilnsl*. ration of that agreement indicate* the forte of an earthquake. Slalr.. w n r -Irtli'H ulril mi l!u ” *»>' Jm*" •" F u-.,,e of thl. country after World Wat i lond.i snd l^v'sn to ‘fleam to fuIII figure of a M.600,000,000 in* treneh foot, fro#(bile and othar "that Ihrv signed III l*ad faith." . . will lie the riiuivalrnl of two "i II, lie stated. ward the n.irlhrail II |,„ w l,d "'.!*• over and atiove the *10.000,Il ihatlrrrcf a glau window in M .tale iM-ntlrntuiv lin e today ,y| r . )|(,,.( |-y|||), r of |h r The union head, are W. Park wartime dia«aaaa likewise wrere it i * .. .j •HNl.HNI M*kr«| American, an- a Irietidly pen. ||(. th„ ^ t r y ihould taking a loll among the Chinese Krmiertv of the Brotherhood of a downtown department *lnre and (nr ill e rape ol a white woman, physiral and piyrhologiral factor- tdr. In •aid. The. tried to be ^%a1I alfraily 3.11 m n ihr noilhrm Railroad Trainmen. It. II. Hughe- ! brought a flood ol tall* Imm Three other, ate lo do- M onday. „n M M|)My*a»-)ou*tfn“ ItliU ind alllea. <»li e.1 n. rnllrctivr rearmn frirn.l. n,it tl Kiie>la nnd in re­ Wit uf tin %IaIt ulirn Inf inent effort*." l*rl»onrrii of war *ald 60 I* 100 of the llrdri of Railway fondue al*rm nti/rn* In pnlHr. Ifif Rf»«! rh«nr* "f (litTf Ihri •*<rnr ihni kiitr of the uM ltionil iiurfftN turn got a kick ill the teethDtere w*» no iicnion-lrati*»f|.*( per rent of itome North Korean tor*, J. P. Shield* of the BrotherThe 'taternenl wa* i**ueii bv .odd d-pcnd on what Congress "We Aineriran. are requited to re,!. •lore* "Wtnrlow* m the big companies are Infrrlral with typ- h«K*l of l-nromoUvt Engineer* and lid alxiut hi* spending budget. iLiwnim.n lit* . ptiton .iltlioiigh 'r.o halmiau I _...,i of the mate a baste decision on a highly . . . me i■i icctingi , .^t u Vln.mi l|)-(is One ob*ervei on a downtown Ti lii|irralui«t were dropping hui. a diaraa* Iranamltled by ver­ I). II. Rolieitaon of the lln>lherResides hi* xhedule for a *10,and prayer yig.l. have l«wn held Nervire, Committee and ln»olicd and technical subject, min from rata. Hoaravrr. U. 8 - hood of Ijoromotiv* Firemen and itreet taid: steadily m Sanford tin. ui-.niirg tHio.lHHt.OtHI inrreate. Mr. Truman in Richmond during lire pa.l week *rUn'' L lt^rinan Rlehard. (D SCI he statrrl. II* told of those whv and ctiiwer* Were ,n n rr,n « l Mi() lh„u|ll ie, k to . 4 Eighth Army Investigator* aald Englaemrn. , bulged in and out like ballooon*- I while altr-mey* made Iranfc lawaU'K »t *br t o i i ; * k Bf(|iffwf«P'»nlUa» * u if f ^ p .r o itu e . " '7 r\ « r * . « l "eh*-! bHxphnlex" In present tax there araa no erWenee w t C W m w They k ' n\ t t T r f-.thhfghr they wWe’aH going to go." effort* lo girin a tlay til r» r, ■it mu I It said member* **k»«l El-entwiwcr . , 7 . ’iv. Oavar and air fnrria, 1 „ ||,|„-.| „ t.„.ti dnrrlc <.| rain troop* have hom «affa«iw m-rioua- ugteemrnl at Ibe Ian* *nd hinted he wuttld like to , ... deflated that he disagreed u th ... ,i.,i , hr, Ttie firwl damage here from tv by the diseaseDr. 21 and entmuned Ihr *ettl«-qnc-U..,„ *11 p|»*#e «» * h '.ib i llwory and - l.tc l Hr.l “mdb " ,. . . ' .. .1 r.- t.i» r. Imposed on cooperatives or In obtain ilememv No lyphua rate* were rr|>ortrd menl at a H n l new* ronf*r*urr rny nf the •lunk* wn» re|arrii-«l „.uH.,ed rearmament ..f Europe, , Mir ................... . ,.v t(r t ^ . ft, .xnd iiimirne from d ate and muniTli-y |inid ’.rilh thrlr livi foi I lit* ev- paid aiiiohg Inoculated U. N troop*. in Ihr office of pr*«idntllal a«- to |Hillcr a few tnlnute* after It#- II .r tif frti«r.' It* l'i‘hl»K biding Ithe n.c nf Amrikfuii Amet lean fense, ■ . . wb .1 . . . . Irm .. - 1p.1t r- nrltlei, all exempt tinder In tittiltiBrf tli»* % % 4flYI tor the l.rutal uni .• a-*Miit ml Aimy nfftrlal* In Wnshingt'.ti •i.ta n t John Sleelman. the blast pn .-nl un nine lax law*. "Whan Ihr depie........ ram r, |*«*fmI tif 4* t»f sf4 Ruby Sir mid Floyd l o . | i ..... Mr •aid llu*»lan aatlolite euunliU" 1 he fourth alomir fla.h in year* "While thr union* did not ratify Hr urged a "xery eHreful" exElsenhower. Iinwcvrr. dill nul I llimyei took » defensive utlitmli i4’4ii I im | n H ir I i 4*f hi lif rr in I ac> in 11 "shsnty lim n" have had difficulty perfecting an the agreement that dor. not give le.< than a week lit up the preK. J wimri/ition of tax lawa “relating r-etlou of Martinsville. Tlo elr-i detail th r prerise amnuiit uf when aggressive energy W11 . nrcd- • ftrlfHMMl, NMIimIIiiK effective vaccine. _ ^ ____ them a right In »trtkr again*! Un- dawn «ky with noontime bill to tile tnaiiranrp mnipanic- und to ,rn power | eel,” he said. "Tbe South h t lb Vmicliluvi, .Ii , f*nfh4*iinnn. trncultoti nt the four irquiri-d Amrriran gtuund. air Hamm and w.4 eUlbl. In a radio. ’Z t i y o n r boor which will lw assigneil to Europe, (Ivll Wnr heiuu»r It wa* on the government. Their obligation 1* “" M a rc h O f D im e s Eat 1) tin- nun nil >1* hi* it |Mirt- hul.li-r* of securities now exempt defensive, hr declnted. remain at »ork while they u,c of more than 400 mllr* thiough rd IIhat tin Ihl-I IIKIIUI 1er w«i finrii Iricniiir taxes," pin. a "reFirst of the Negrtws In die the atelnrnvlit said. ‘,~The foliowingcM tHBuffons to whatever »emn«-ratb: prm-rssra out the west. It wa* reported view of tin- Inx statu- o( organ* Tl.e .tatrnient nlaled that, Oeneral Caffey staled (but tin- down t. de i:ir4*ii was Joe Henry llampton, U t U March of Dfmaa ana* «know - available In aeltle thrlr dispute. seen a* far away a t the San I I s s i Is h is il* P u r t * « l Kitenhowar, supreme commander people bad lu*t confidence in Sec­ At II 16 A. M. tbe temper- lintiim- now exem|it under prsje]g~i * H s;' «d*h thawV* by John •-nt law." II M4llbiM#*l 44M |*i■vr 1 Mill ••ftlirrly the ioiit<»ad wO« U .s Francisco Hay area. _ ", . of Allied powers in Europe, "ex retary of Slate Ache,nri b«*eause Haul*, campaign manager: Spe. it n atty, hr i-allrsl (or rtoxbare iMirUrtl bjT ItnW that th - railIlnlliaoro ol slew light arid tbe kSiM ninOle SI l l ( M , l l l . S i pressed r r r a l .ti.ra .||..n a) ll.c of the Alger Rlss rpi.odr *m| «*|i| lada and Park Tvr« R'-'h' II aarlaarO »»a r « a * T w * l Im should be replared Hr pi*lie,I SfiUO | ) ji m i IRC I s D une ing “ loopholes" which he ..aid lead force of C.e r splosirui, which Employer* Sanford Herald 7dH! H ..Milan** os »-•«• Slat stepping up of Ibi defense rffnrl Csiirral Ceoige Mar dialL 10 I rocked downtown building... touch Employee* (That* 41 On. 31.Ml ( n il lis in n J a y r iM 's ill the last wed - There w ar no •old of the all! the Marshall Plsu By (•*4*11 r 4 cl off new speculation al«iul lO n t^ r f f iin Karfer Jewelry On. I>WI : hs given Europr. Enrnpr wi.old wliat the At'-nin- Energy Com etaleuatiori on tin irolllt. H R. Pope tin. 600 mli-iinn I* texting at ita lug new Hatttm:* (•• f”Ilf l<iton.-ilull., r *'Tbe fae|ier*l atm expressed like (tip 111 len Ainerlrati division Wiebolt Studio 2.W L e g i o n there, a . a pledge Hurt "wr iiir*n (111*4(1r*l nl tt|Mrr (1(,hi 9>'wmi , e O f f e r e d tatigc in the desolate de,»tt extreilie pleavilO and gratlflra Young \Ve»lyn Cla*» of northwest nf hers. business," be said. ultfil f9*44)1 Nil Kiri4lrrit .1 (mil In "ne of the fjnr;t piogram - linn at tin news that Holland i First M. E. Church !».uo lint AEC spoke .men bad no \ v• nut Hr advocated tmlvenal mill •linlAt lit VI•'.( •.I 1l’.4 ' uf the year, Keminole High Echo--’ E. T. Ch*pm*n l-W> shout to double Its defense rffo il," tar comment on today’s test—not larv training and maintaining fill ***#niilifl|F Ih.tllrVif*( y 1• • rtudents entertained Sanford C. E. Carlton L00 even confirming an hour afterfully equipped rexetve forrr, t rid <(«4) nflrrmniH 4( .( On •i*i lurk. Ihr -tal—iii' ti! i*ld. It* K H W IN lii RAAKINSON 1 •M srgarel Davt* 2.00 wauls that It had occurred. Pre- eee* with a p.-'giam nf .in g ln r, warned against taking an J,ea»i |Mi|(c« i • |M»r(« *1 twU >. \ >oinmittee x*111 meet Munuay WAFII1N0TON. Feb. 2 Il wa* related that thr (irtirral dancing and •■titnlc sketches at • Mrs. C. K. Adam* 1-00 vliius test* have been confirmed A 111III Km «r r 4nlMii, driven evening at 7:39 o’clock at the liarhrought out in answer to ques­ defensive road, which leads to d> Yacht Club lunihpuri yesterday V. P. Allman 2-00 Esilrtl King Peter of 1 .ICO* avia quirkly. M 1 atruction. • •( He. Smi(h -mi > by Kiilim din (Tub Htiihimg on East First of fried bi *upp;;l> ”nl Master of reremonir* C lare* .. tion* that “ hr lias full ronfideitrr llrnry Caldwell 2.00 ha* M>.*t witnesses agreed that to­ 1 .md. «4*111*1 f v%ft |l Ihr* ri-ai t'-nt of ,siMrt to dlscutr the furmation of one dlvhlon" for a United S tate. ill Ihr ability of Ihr W estern na­ .Hockey’s Tiro Shop 6JW -Foreign legion" in Europe. day'* cimc-.ission rant* In thrx-e Clause, meuilier ol the high *rhv -. tions .1 tot A1 St nth Bril *'t I m v I nii 1 driven a .Seminole County Museum Astoto build an effective defense glee elull, announced Ibe numhe. John J. Carver ft 00 MILL I’UKCIIAMEH by Malcolm M«. Srtll. ...... tiling Mr*. (’. R. Dawson anTbe offer wa* rrerlvrd hyphen- w avr.- a small one, then two with on tbe program which wa* li­ fnrrr within a rrasonaldr time." Semlnnl* Co. Oruncll of Mlirr, J«Miiritf mitten**. Cecil Osier ami a»su,-iatrn today tiff, Jolting punch**. |M.lrr. ran tug it m turn to hit this morning. at,-i Edwin C. Johnson ( fl-ivdol. Elsenhower yesterday laid down •tmminred tbe purehase »f * ,4« to limn* Demonstration P u b . 6.11 wb» ban proiH>»ed that the U. S. A, <tawn broke, darkUh brown re. led by Mi** oille Rrese Whlttla pa I Sell I'd* r'hevtulet Sedan, Mr . Hawton. wlrr- has besn In the Hi si nes* .e.sinn, Hraltey his opposition to a limit on thr mill and planing mill at li.tirn . tin p i,.p e tty of W \V W rig h t Th* following employe** of A t­ Armv recruit l.hun.unn forrign rlnmls were vHIble ill the clear niiug • harrnisn of th r DAR Muof A tnr'tran troop, to I*lantic Coa»t Line, f/ieomotlve p e. anti Communlala for -ervtrc in the. morning air in the direct ion of Oilliam, ;t.*te Jaycee p n Idro', liumlire I.e»trr Velmi. Alaml ftv, <>f 9It#* IVIIm* 1Ii11a front fin* un- ••uni Committee, « « , empowered sent to Eurtipr. His rsprcj.-iot- ? 1 front partment, eontribuled . amount., North Atlantic l».-fcn;r forrr the rnr.gr. They tr r r . itr,-t«lH*i i<iiilinj. d mvintara nf the *ta'<- split IHtrsurt* are employed at rh>mill IKIblirit into 4 (firth rat |»nrlr<l to np|Mitnt the lommtttee to tnthe rank* of lawmaker* de­ shown t" March of- (time* Cam J oIim-umi made the exiled mon­ widely alto** the horium In a meeting lw tng held m I'cneaioU manding anrh a retting. nrarlfir, »« IU-U* llni I S ftla n h h i i m I xeitjgale vatiout phase, nf this itmlay, tomoirow ami Sunday ai l *urt of rim i* pattern. FNF t.'OMMKNV KM EN I Ii) (irrfu rd i* M 'lrp h y of |'ui« .p a lg n : arch’* letter public today. project. The *tatrnirnt issue*! a fte r Hie lb th the flash and the r.run- urgcl th>- nttemlanrn of memliei T AI.I.AII AMKKK, Fell. J <d*i Inin, N'■ 1 I tat *A . r . Kemp It *ahlt .SrmtiK O i,risl'ii aptMsraorr I'-day said Serving °*l on tti« the committee ara la*t , Arming those attending will I-D rgrrea will tie awatdrd In t.no - 1 intendrd to rontarl (irn rial i ussiiin tialay neentnl to J. P. I-alb*-hr Itarnag. In the kaiser M .i pul K|rf(| M(, y E Rniimtllat, "It wa* especially emphasised that 1.00 (Dwight l>.) EUenhnwer** local Jungrr then In either of tb» j ftrailey (Mbam and Voile Will “(treat Britain lx contributing very 269 gtnduatcx at I'biiida Stall •41 #«;7o; In (In’ htii'lrhakr*t J. A. Prclham Mr Miriam Ruxvell, R. K. R'.rkx, lama. Univrrslly rummrm--ement m r .60 headquarter* with an identical three previous testa. II. A. W att powerfully to the W rstern ef­ e|-,e» here tumor ruw afternoon. to (hi f *h#vfYi1t <* $775 aii'l to (hr Elton Moughton, Jr.: Volte Will­ Harry Matoaian, Associatril I flrrlrben KirrHiff |ierforine*l Muirh, fin K i I im MC.iiif v wo 1.00 plan—when the A**nclaled Press W. R. Edanfield fort." Il said he expressed rrgret Thr graduating r la ,. Is th,- iihm yril u n it m i r l r ntil n« iam . J r.; Mrx. Charlex K. Ginn, I on reported ymt wrre lntr«Hlueing le- Press photographer who wa* near novelty tap dame In niieu tl J. A. Strang* that through Inadvertence hr- trad »»( ilrivinc A pn rngrr m 'li W. Il Brinem, Mr». C. Stuart 1.00 gtslatlon alemt an ’Atlsntir P art’ Indian Hprlng*. hamlet on tire | high srhrwd program follnwr*l I- failed In eiupha.lir Britain’* ef­ flr»l under the university'. or« O . M. Shipp edge of the big range *ome id a miikiral 1 railing by Fllrn (trig eiurster ■ystetn Inaugurated In -1 hi*1 rar, Afi Atint. M.t*L,4u«v tfrmsn, Mr*. Fred T. William*, R. 0. Week* 1.00 Foreign la-gion. fort during hl» extemporaneous I, E. Hptneer an-l Chamber J. W. HaUbmy lo t “ I am moat att*lou« t» nlarr all mile* from here dracrllw-d the grr*. Hue Odium arid Allen H r' presentation tri the Congre** yr^ April. I’revloutly thr rhool nprt of DrI 40*1 rrv#ivr»| minor lira* 'lr of Cnrnnierce Manager Ed Whit­ irwattws Mat air,) on a quarter system. 1 lihllbfa. *rl ronvulM-d Ihr Jaycee audirm . UJ0 V. Metis ney. with a rnm ir sketch in whirh Mi- 1 Unlay. J. J. Oovncek 6.00 AI a recent meeting of reprxCollum soloed. ft.no V. II. Fredpriek MNilMTICH MlI RNE OFFKUF.ll •-nlativaa of 21 Seminole County ( » I m ‘Z ero In ’ On IU*d INiHilion Norma Faye Harvey wa* solo 1.00 ..C . E. Beard TAI.LAIIAKHEE, Feh. 2— m nrcanixatlon*, It wax agree I that 1st and featured darner in an —.A sperlal rourse In administra* 1.00 v 15. C. Illnebllffe thr Seminole County Muxcum, arrnliatle nurnla-i which Inrlnir-I lion and logistic* will be offered J- 0 . Walt* 40 , -nmoted and slarlril by the Sallle Joyce Anderson, Khlrley Peace*'-;. to advanced students of the Flor­ 40 K. C. W*lh*ringt.,o Harrison Chspler. D.A.R., should Ethel Williams and M an,*rrt ida Ktate University Air Koree Charlotte Smith LOO lr- advanced for the purpoxt of Maloy. 2.00 L. M- Cornell ROTC unit. pie.., rvlng object* of hLtorteal, lly WILBUR J BN NINO* Two number* were sung by H1.00 Roy L. Howell. Sr. Col. Bern Ire K. Bsrr, command­ •-durational s.td artistic value. InA r SPECIAL WAKIIINUTtlN SERVICE Keminolr lllgh Triple trio con er nf the ROTC null, said the 1.00 J. K. Rtaekmsn <lu-llng IxKikx and furniture left silting of Hetty lam Partin, Robb-, course will lw open In Junior* P. J. W*h*r 1.00 WASHINGTON. Feb. 2 -< /r) T tr|. Cellrr (D-NY) **tH today lhal by tSencral Sanford. Wilson, ami senior* who are m ajoring In A. F. Hunt 1.00 Pretkienl Trumaa ii "wlmlelirarlfdly" m lavor of bmlriing the Flond» Jean Ralloway, I’rggv Mor,« than 200 adult* and M) Ihmna Mat Harper, Hial Ibiyb buxines* administration. nunu n C. C. Ear*more iwigr canal atirr** lire northern pait ol the ilale. > ■hildren have attended the pro­ Jean Wilson, Cwrulsn Mrlruii . 1 n erre, eh»mi»try, engineering, A K. Caruther* MW m t mueeum exhibit at the Wom­ Celler mid a reporter he lu d drtcutsed the proiccl with Mr. Truman Carolyn Patrick and Norma Fayr physics, malhamatk* nr polltieal E. M. Carroll 1.00 an'* Club and have shown much Harvey. science. • IL N. Tamm 1.00 anJ that the President gate "very comforting dHoUfagemeir.’ enthusiasm oxer it. Members of th« hoys glee club. II. II “ Tha New York roagrasam aii.^-" U0 Tbe nine clubs rompHvIng the ART HRMINAR 140 who urged the project on a reeenti ary detalU. Englnsara Hat the pre- Including Aubrey Moran, Ken­ J. V. !* • Seminole County Federation nf Mr*. Jnllue Dlngfelder ami It. T. Ragman 1 4 0 trip to Florida, said the President, aent costa of th r ranal at tM jll 4,- neth Robbins, David Hester. Edi­ Women'* Clubs have agreed to at* son Myers. Clatene* Clause, Ger­ daughter Margaret arc among R. Johnson 1 4 0 told him that ha had always twen Ooo. j al*t In (be Museum project, said The engineer* »ald, howxreer, ald Covington, Billy Tlson amt tho*e exhibiting art work and R. IL FMds 4 0 In favoi of laiildlng thr ranal, and 1 Mrs Dawson, and members are Art I t B. Boykin 4 0 that tha project waa highly appm - that the project is “on the shelf* Bobby Corley, were w»ll received painting* at thr Creative lielng a-krd lo serve ax hoitrssSI as far aa thry aro ronrarned until In two voral number*. W. f . Calho Bcmlnsr of Central Florida which 140 rlste a t this time. money I* appropriated. in keeping the present exhibit Arrompani-ita wrre John Fite, will present live first of four rt* Sam Mitchell 140 "He wants me lo follow It up Celler said defense-mobilisation llclic Bl»liee and Hhirley Middle- MLItf'nx of a rt tomorrow a fte r­ "pen regularly. Lawrroc* Johnson MW and krap In toorh with him. and bad pointed up an immediate need ton. Walter H art noon at from 4:W) to (1:00 o'clock 140 be will help," CcIUt aald. for the ranal. E. Jones .j « at the Han Juan Hotel, Orlando. 40 Celler »ald ha will takr up the lie said the watararway. from f erring B4IND VALIDATION T h e exhibition will continue 1.00 project with Florida Congress the Ml. Johns River on tha east JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 2 City Manager Clifford MrKih through Feb. II. and attem pt to got an roast to th# Onlf of Mexico, would M Boston u 38 big stated this moynlng Uial vailBoris Margo will direct tb e ex­ wJU whirl* to begin cut off ITitrago « -14 datiaa pajmra In coaneellon with hibition whlrit will feature work ta f » fljg y frg f r y ToDrnvrh 31 •a the 1860490 wharf puJ term inal (ft ell, watereelor, drawings, monoheard o f Smith ^ u a n ^ Mtsxao and 01 De* Moines 0 •it a re due W active soon print, montage ceastructloa and 41 •19 8t. Paul from the New York firm of bend which will laclod. discussions on > New York 1 3* 4 Pittsburgh attorneys, Caldwell, M arshall. tag why tinea H etedcra a rt. Other exhibitions Celler said he also eons I 21 8 would benefit all of the state.” planned Include one e t Stetson WAVIMO KM HANOI to another mnntier of Ills Irani, an American artil- Shreveport dera Iha ranal highly Important T riable and Milebsll. Winnipeg 4 •8 The barge ranal tea* authorised to tbe nation'* defense and rapa* Theto papers will have to be university, Feb. 1S*2>{ Bailsman tip hi* gun tor * new firing position In Ibe snov-i ogged Jacksonville 7(1 81 ___b* Con rre** In 1043 and ao far dally If submarine w arfare should filed with the Circuit Court In School o f A rt, Daytona Beach. mouniatns M Korea. A large pile nt "rmptics" in the forrgruund attrsls Miami &b 76 LOO 11.443400 haa baan appropriated eon section with approval o f the Mar. 1-16 and Florida Southern to tbo roeaat activity of tha neldplece and Its at crew. (fnlsrvuiliovMl) 68 Tallshassea 1* tor planning am* other prelimln* ta bond Issue, be stated. College. Lakeland, Mar. 18-SS. Tam po 77 4n 4 G en eral T ells S o lo n s S u ffic ie n t Force M aj' P re v en t W a r Jour* I mid**rkl 14**| t |r4tt|M’»i»litffk Windows Broken Four Negroes Are In Las Vegas By Electrocuted F or Atomic Explosion Rape In Virginia E ttropean F o reig n Y ugoslav D ivision AI Wroklv Committee Will Meet To Discuss Sanford Museum Celler Declares President Favors Building Of Florida Barge Canal The Weather .. j “^r ’a a . f r»x \$&A Jv4x* *‘iIkr' fjT .1' — .--'V' - -vvvlygL-x"-. CUEi ■ ! �% Security Inquiry The Sanford Herald K»ta*Msfc*4 la I M *iUi»b>4 4stlr >ir*ai ■■tartar ■■4 l a a l l l al ■aafart. »'t*>rle# _____ i l l Waaaella Araaea______ K alftal a* a m a i rlaaa laaflrr Mfl.lwr *T, 1*1*. at *h* Tm I OIDh a | l a a l.tl, N attla. m»4rr III Arl af Caaoaaa ml Mmrrh IMA a iii.i.w n i.. tVinfv Mltaa finnnn* in: a a ■■ala*** HaMi»r__ _ , ^ II iitt m r t ’lllS IIATM J r I aralaa • i,a> Naall IAA t i n . . Naalla M* ■la Naalla .... *•* Uaa taar 11** All abljaari aallaaa rarta al lla a la , laaltlallnaa. |.r«r'a»»all<»B«, aal aalliaa «f raiarialaaarala far liar aaiaaaa *»f ralalaa |aa4a* ivlll la rbaaa'4 far al aaaalaa «4isstUaa ralra. Wrp>*a*air4 Aaiiaaaalla Hr laUaJ V»ns*n|tes |irrrt*»alaIlara. laa-.. Art* la rk , I'klraaa. I»(rail haaaaa I II*. ■!. I«e#t*.' " I L** I'artarta la a sees**#' al l i t Aa*»rlata4 l*»raa raklrk la aatlllrt rarlraitrli la Ik* »-» l"» railua «l all Ikr laral rrlal»4 la Ikla >araa.|aar*r, aa aaall aa alt Al* artta 4lapalrkaa. ______ FIG DAY. PKH. J. m i TODAY’H III MLB VKMHR The Internal S ecurity Comminnlon which h u t.b e e n etw tAbtUhed by th e P resid en t has jfrrut possibilities fo r Rood work. It also hits th e possibility ns suifRcsted by some legislators who were quick to criticise it. of f u r th e r mud* dliiig the w aters in regard to espionage, disloyalty, subver* sfve activities and th e like. Rut the m em bership of th e com* mission under the chairm anship of Admiral N lm ltz is reassuring on th a t |*ofnt. The rommiaion m ight be able to accomplish in th is spe* ciul field som ething comparable to w hat the H oover Dim* mission accomplished in th e broader field of governm ent organitatlon. The Hoover Commission wns able to do such u striking job (tartly because of th e advantage of Us posi­ tion us a group outside of the governm ent, n o n partisan in character, bunt on doing a job ra th e r th an on nolitlcal aims, _led by a man of high personal repute. These ad vantages can accrue to the commission on internal security. Them Is sore need fo r a workmanlike, nonpartisan study of internal security. Although previous investigations and countcr-InventlgutioriH in many instances have been con­ ducted In utm ost sincerity of luiritose, yet It has been im(Ktssible to sep arate them from politlcul parties and con­ siderations. If th is commission cun keep Its operations on u nonpolitfcal basis, and can establish general confidence th a t It Is working for the people und not for the A dm inistra­ tion, It should he able to bring much light and common sense in to the whole controversy on loyalty anil subversion. W i mlahl even make this r*»r arrrplalilr In Ih* l-urd. Th* acts T h e O th e r F e llo w „( riailraa nations a rr ahowlni hun iinllf » r cannot live without "Yes, I’m scared," a general in the W ar Between the f;<al. To proclaim th* acceptable S ta te s Is said to have rem arked, "b u t my g rea t consolation year of tie I Aid,—I r t l i H . Is thut the o tch r fellow is scared worse." The Soviet Union m ay well find the presentension Just a s trying as we. President Trum an has called fo r a $16,000,000,000 Increase In taxes. Knowing w hat this can produce, th e Kremlin will have lo strain Its resources to th e utmost to meet or exceed th is effort. The burden of th e Korean w ar is not en tirely borne b y (T i Iiiu . M unitions anil supplies, furnished by Itusslu, have to Is* shipped along the 4.000-mlles TrniiH-Hiheriun railroad, and even fu rth e r if the freight comes from K uropean Rus­ sia. This is IkoiiuI to tax the Russian supply services. This Anolbri u a i k|iot id'a ioiiim m ay not Is* as much of a stra in us we should like, but is (mm Waihington where on* »*#■' still u strain. lor ptopnwi arming filth lolumtiWars are not fought free of charge. Russia and Red itU in China lo r*b*l agaimt ih* China are paying som ething for th e ir adventure in hostility. Fom p*<g>le »lc hilled *t',n • Canadian biidg« tnllapvev al 3:00 o'clock m' thr morning. and offinals blam* il "fi Oomiuuniil ■alxit'Uis. ■V J r niil have mol* of tin*, toil- «L thme at lb* litualtou wiiittiii llivt *1-* rt>uld Huilia light tli' Unit'd' but'* except ibiourh i|nf‘ aod tifth'Aoliimniili* Com muni tl regime in Priping. Wr turd that one*, if you icmcmber. tahm *tr irnt arm* lo Chiang Kaitliek, and hi* generalr *old them In th* Communiil* for a profit a* fat* a* thrv got hold of them. Moreover, how in th* world are w* going to tril no** a „*»miunut chink from a fifth colwiumt? U m government dole*. dole*, Ihe midit ofI governrrwnl Al the very Faihioni we* taper almotl ad* in out paper . - - l>*ooing , f(j|..h«Ui.ADd ii finally 'o f f J •« IraVr* ’S i n fo ril *Treiia ulf“ l(“ ttohilof treurr enough w oikrtii one rt- v ttm ntnl agency aloi 000 hn* in on* yj not to worti mute imludr lin n tu ill payment), 1*1 Tr',1 |i| 20 Club llo -v wot they would .ike .l>» Florida Fathion*. but find anyone lo leave I with. They’re all on r^i Th* United Nation* h al m i Copi two montht late* bra1 tnuniil China at an aggreiwr. The nrat thing i* lo *ee what ihe United Nation* it going to do about it. now that they h»»e con* vicled China of a criminal act. Are they geing to punuh |in. or air they going lo continue to lurnith her with food, arm* and tupplie* u Britain it doing and a* we nave been doing until very recently? || would teen loiii* thtt now ww ncognite Chinn'A f 4 }W f and a* ona who/A* rgwrfy fight*, ing u*. Ihe Ira tliW n r to? JUvlIi*ed nation can ing with no one fail „„ _ ihe light of the breakdown wf (he gue of N>tion» ofi'lbi failure lion* for tuuilar act* an opmai* ««iw v ol action now is further indicated. Trucks And Highways Sometimes very obvious tilings have to lie proved. Moto rists and highway officials for y ears hnve been claiming th a t trucks of Increasing size cause Increasing w ear and te a r on the highw ays over which they travel. T ruck opera­ to rs have Iteen blandly urguing thut the size of u tru ck has nothing to do .vith the dum age it causes to a rood. Finally engineers decided, to prove the point, one wuy o r th e other, in a* Sjz-month t«wt Rf.la* P lata, M aryland, now finished. •riie complete reportIjOn the le st doubtless will bo a weighty' volume of s ta tistic s, for th e te s t was exhaustive. T he funduhenU l significant-conclusion of th e prelim inary report, however, is th a t a big truck causes m ore damage to u roadway, In a given number o f trip s under given condtttorts; th sn u* sm all truck. W onder If we can accept th at, now, us an established fact? O iler Declares .;._M F o u r N egrocH f ;H a i nitlH»fN f#nm I'$« p lift#! who was strapped In thr chair a t h:uS A. M. and pronounced Uead seven minutes later. Then a t IB-minute intervals, Howard l.*e Hairston, 21, Booker T. Millner, 22, and Frank Hairston, J r,,. 21, wera executed. The last w oi. pronounced dead at 0:0B A. E m o ted with tho Negro** and the first to die waa Georg* Thomas Hailey, a 21-year-old Hallfas county white mnn, sen­ tenced for murder in the rape slaying of Marian l.loyd, a ityear-oTii school girl. The other three Martinsville men to dir Monday are Francis Desale* Grayson, 40; John Clabon Taylor, 24, and James Hair­ ston, 2.1. James tlvlralon Is a brother of Howard Lee Hairston. Frank Ireton, J r - Is a distant rvlatwo. ’'man went quietly to th* gomfronted by spiritual adunaware of the frantic Ittute efforts to save their lives. The Had not been told of the appeal* 4o Governor John d. Battle, and thn l urried round of court plea* in th* past faw days. Bo they didn't hold out any particular, hope to the end, guani* nsid. .F u n k Rairston, lha last to h* electrocuted, was th« 40th Negro to die ,n the same electric chair fur rape since 1908 when the chair was Installed. The execution wound up a case which ha* echoed around th* world. The sentences wera as­ sailed a* an axampt* of racial discrimination since no whit* man has been executed for rape In Virginia—a t least since 1908. it tha man who died today and their thro# companion# who face tbs same fat* Monday have not claimed they wore innocent. of And Ihelr their attorneya based all ol th eir appeal efforts on the dis­ crimination angle, not th at th* men were Innocent, Mere than 10,000 cunimtinlca- People who submit articles to (he Herald for *publication, fire of charge of court*, can always figure out bow to us* two wonis wb*)* on* would do area better. Vnkair*. wo beUrvo it wat, ones Wtote. "I regret that I do *«t have Bm to wril« n abort lettrt”, illus­ trating the fad that ia far mote of Oft to swak briefly than to ex­ patiate. This rather nalurll human Mndenry makes mar* difficult than aver the job of newspaper editors who must select (ram the jaNnito of item* inbmi-ad fc.tham liom urgtnf M ntm or clnomcjr m publication the faw icon for THE NATION TODAY By JAMES MARLOW WASHINGTON, F*b. t -U D — You want to aak your boo u m i merit raise or maybe be we give It to you without the aiklng. Can yuu get it? No. Not right dow . You're out of luek for the time being. 8o are a lot of people who went higher pay, In on* wny or an­ other—right now. Yeiterdey the Wage StablltaUon Board (WSH) softened tti frees* on wegee a bit, giving a number of workera a break, not­ ably coal miner*. But fur the vast majority of worker* a break, notably roal min* ere. But for Ihe vast majority of worker* th* general freeia whleh WHB ordered Jan. 24 ia still froten, Ho nothin* doing for them— yet. But th e n should be some ans­ wers soon to a lot of questions, sinre* Ihe WBU is working on them. It is specially working on theaa two main problems now: In-plant rhanges and a general waga for­ mula. In-plant rhanges would affeet individuals in an office or riant. A formula would rover all lha workers in a plant or offte*. In-plant rhangre—. Giving some mau In an offlet or factory a merit raise would be an in-plant change. So would pro­ moting him to a lielter Job and giving him higher pay because ho was promoted. At this moment ,because of thr frees*, merit ralsei can't b* giv­ en nor ran other raise* (except In rase* permitted yesterday by WHB and they will he outlined later In this story.) Jones' boss might be so aniiou* to give him a merit raise now that he'd be willing to go to the WRR end a«k for a special riding in his rase. Ho'* probably bo wasting his time—right now. WSB Is unuktly to give an Individual an answer until it come* out with it* rule* in-plant change* u> rover many individuals and kinds of jobs. A general formula—. In the past few montht, while living costa were rising, a number of union* bare won good Increases for their members In various in­ dustries. But th*ra are many o th tr work* era who haven't had. a t .a a raise In a good wnil*. Yet, last Friday's frees* stepped them cold from getting' • raise that would l*t them catch up with living costa. They can pretest they1** treated unfairly unless Wtifl soft­ ens th* frvex* In son* way to matte allowance for thalr problem. Ho, for such nip, ‘ (ng or formula rilleh wjfl g Workera who havs*ft received (say) a 10 percent Increase since such amt such a rime tan;have and to that extent th* frets* lifted for lh*nt. This forgriiK will ha ona of WBD’s most important decisions. ' WHB la feeling lta way slang, ■Up by atop. If It Ursa toog, |t will hav* to tank* a lot,of dacl- b, tk. Korean Sniper Killed By Clever Tankman After Exposing Himself IfM lIM M Cm POO* Owl 1.04 Jim fiimiuons l.on M. C. Anderson .IS ; T. U. Johnson (Far HAL BOYLE) Car Department. Atlantic Coast By JIM BECK KB Il.lnc Co.: 1.00 WESTERN FRONT. Korea— f/P) What do** a men think shout T. M. Paulk 2.00 J. S Tillik when another men n shooting el him? • IJ. C. Hpivcy 1.00 Cpl. Edward Chaney of Ole. Ark., asked: "Do you hrai llu>w bee* B. Humphrey l.ou (sniper's bullets) burring?' J. 1. Spivey Si 1.00 Cpl. EaH Zuckorth of HI Reno. Okla., said ‘*U you think this is had. W, (i. Itiov.n E. C. Dobson .50 you should heat- that sip hen y o u * -------------------------------------' - we have been over here." i.flo K. 0. n-irfleld ar* riding in a J**p. You don't "You’re forgetting that tall guv J T. Borwn 1.00 know whether lo spaed up. slow C. S. Hawkins 2 00 down or stop dead and dive in the from T*nn****#,' said another. "Did he get killed?" 2.00 1.. C. Tlllis dlteh." “Just the other day." II. R. Herndon 1.00 Cant Herbert Brannon of Kan­ There wasn’t any talk for 1.00 R. 11. Eubank* sas City, commented: UH* isn't a f.CO very good shot hut I think he's got while and then Bmith pulled out j H. D. Vaughn p a ts at cigarettes and offered G. E. Plercy .50 on* of our sniper* rifle." them around. When he didn't get G. C<>arhmart i.oo Sgt, William II. (lriffin of New- any lakers he reproached ua. W, B. Sherman 1.00 oort. Ark. said "I am going to g rt “They're from the state*. Notice O. Jrlks 1.00 him." the blue tax stam n?" 1.00 A., W. Dingle And what does a man. who ws> 1.00 **Whv clgarcttea d e e r from th« K. Morgan the original target, think? I ran 1.00 S»stes?" another asked. "We get J. Brooks answer that one all right. W. MeI.el ton 1 on When the first bullet whined plenty over here." i oo “ I Just got homesick for th a t J J. Petra* by my ear | thought "what was P. Walker 1.03 that?'* I stupidly exposed myself blue tax stamp.” 1.00 C!*'rette* furnish* ! to the G|* J. E. Drneff while watching a U.N. unit rharcr, tKl a hill 340 yards away. Close by here are lax free and d-- nut rarrv F. Monroe i.uO me a tank was pounding the Reds list blue stamp so familiar lo H. Johnson J. E. Anderson 1.00 on the hill and they were seurring stateside smokers. 1 00 from Ihe murderous blast like Foon Griffin left our group. The E. P. Allman 1.00 ants. Some of them scurried on sniper’s bullets continued to whine C. C. Htlnson 1.00 their hands and kneea. hy. Then Griffin's rifle rrarked W. I.. Van.* M. Trammell 1.00 Then the sniper opened up from • everal time* and we heard mi J. N. C. Mimey 1.00 a well-hidden hole on the hill. more. When the second shot lipped part tie lust fired a couple times too I th o rrh t "this guy to trying to often." said Griffin. " A fu r a few civilian and m ilitary supplies.” .Short said that after Ihe mmikill me." round* those weapon* heat up and The SIX of u»—Chaney, Zuckorth you ran see the sm c':r. I spotted «randum wat signed on Dec. 21, "It was expected that representa­ Cpl. Thoms* Hmllh of Eckhart, It ami got him." Md., Brannon, Griffin and I— "He hit* everything he g‘*e» tive* of the parties would meet docked behind a tank. Our hoots after. He's the best tank comman­ later to writ* the details of the stuck In the gluellkr mud Into der in Ihr outfit," snld Chaney. i contract." whleh the springlike aun bail mel­ i "This ha* nni y#t been done, ted the once froxen hills. But *•’ now and present'd to the union got there nretly fast anyway. members, they would understand the results of the negotiation!." While we »r >iehed behind our Kennedy was in Chicago today welcome shield wr talked. 0**r f t toObtlMMt* rrs.se- •*■■* lifts to attend rourt proceedings on a sniper was a pend'tent fellow, He fired 30 or 44 round* In tha pener- road industry of this country i* contempt charge brought against a I vielnilv. O n e unfortunate too vital to our national rsi.trtH'-- ht* union Iwcaute of th* strikes. doughboy behind ua was winced to Ire shut down. A union spokesman here told "The President to glad that reporter* that no amount of In Ihe hand. Other bullets splat­ union* are recognising these tered close to the tank. statements or radio appeal* to An ammunition bearer, who wa< most of the members of these Ihe worker* would end the dispute. facta anil living uu to their re­ “They wsnt a settlement and so busy he didn't notice the cammotion strolled serenelv scro-s the sponsibilities as Amrriran rill- they look towards Steelman and sens by staying on the Job. He the White House to bring Ih* rail­ skyline. "If he gets hit I want those pretty pants,* said on* of believe* that when all of the road carriers and the union nego­ members of the unions and the tiators together in the same our rrauehlng group. public consider these f a r t s room," the spokesman said. He The hearer was wearing a thoroughly, the men who are predicted that If such a meeting fleece lined windbreaking pair of atrlklng will go hark to work. were arranged a settlement could pants over his regular trousers. "The American public can tole­ Iw reached within five hour*. Aa We waited for someone to "What these man want and are rate no other outcome. The fu­ ■top our xnlpcr the talk turned t a r.. “ Wq've been pretty ture of our country and the fu­ antitlfd to la a P*v Increase." " v war, lueky," said bo* of the six. 'We've tu re at the 'World depends on a tha spokaman added. "They have » had any In two year*. n t/lo « t two men In all th# tftne steady and Increasing flow of Truman DedureH ( .■IIS.S4 • available data at your disposal. Aa von probably how, mg ehanrolImry keepa trask of saauah aide- Editor 1 Hanford Herald Dear Sir . * I am not In the habit of de­ fending reckless drivers, nor da 1 approve of hasty judgment — has hef-n the case of a recent ac­ cident which occured on the old Orlando Highway. The county road department has just completed resurfacing this road and it ha* bccom* ihs worst driving haxard ia Seminole County. The smooth surface lx Iwautlful. but no outside of curve**, ha* been elevated, and this road has been a dangerous one du* to the short curves, and them nil with a high crown, which has ■ ten­ dency In lead an aulomubile out of it* course. The County has used a road grader to pull some |o>*. -and toward the edge j f ID ioti, where that WLa pientifol, where the sand wa* scarce. n.< berm of any kind wax filled in. . A* was the case in this latest v incident, Ihsie was a sand spot and ■ drop from the road of sev­ eral Inches, and the result was vi accident, and the same can hap­ pen to anyone. It would lie Im­ possible foe any one to declare It a case of carleum*** except on the part of th* county road de­ lta rtmea|. To my knowing, this is the fourth' srobtent on this road In th* l*»* than *. month of il* resurfar-fir ing The highway or slate laws permit, oxeept for restricted place.-. Hit miles per hour, daylight I m illy. This 1* n j restricted ion# from *i.e Sanfoid city limits to five [Mdiita, there are no signs lo drilpiisle roft shoulders or no shoulders at all, the only ians#r sign* are placed at on* of Ihe several narrow bridges. I am asking thro this pap*r Ih# CuNiinisslonevs to investigate this dangerous condition before any -w more serious ‘or even fatal acci­ dents occur. Thanking you. Rev. B. W. Miller <Miller FaFrms) The rocks compotlng th* earth a crust ate grouped into three great e lu te s: Igneous, xedimtatary (m ^ jijta n jo rjh J c ^ ^ ^ ^ — Dr. Henry McLauHn O plnm etriat • Phase II III Magnolia i • U 'l' i||r< .!•-it i t' •H ,,i, tj l-tl'4 i < ,r !-■■■ .i H i It r -j i, #r ■ Hi I IS •» i ; ■, ^ fb 1, ! •*, ' *i f? t j* , , j :m .is aliterv<><'// II 'll G a *1* f i ! Frigid Blanket aturo wa* •l-U in hddl#d anU-fommunlsi Yugoslav fighting men Mftside MfUld* the Iron Curtdtn for manning at least I, t • \> • f, -Ik „ Is a national "CommlUet" to Haw# the Martinsville la af tha * tf :? sg, .;V -, v, i, * I iC, - _ ; v1. / p? Ag ” f" J A l„j ?** css mt nag tin me oun tor m m tasa this week to by the govi k- ha l,,,n*ln5 r ftT far mill" X . 1. TV — •I it* ttif I |i . " ill bn--i)t) ■i, .* it i" i,l in *«). 3 £ b £ i & l B X , ‘ u‘ '‘ Foreign Leifon Sanford Forum *-■i>* IS I". ? ' > k rvc* lo do il, alihou|h tlwy urgs Interven eraor « M h s March Of Dimes ll'aM liswl »'t«m V ise neel was In World War tl. Engineers also have said that they consider the canal a "high defense" projevt. The canal would follow practi­ cally th* same route aa the ship canal which was alarted as a re­ lief project in 1938 and abandoned U o n * of a lack of funds after it was about thee* par cent complete. One# tha wid* deetoloiia harisTI! 30 feat dean. Th* coat In 1034 was placed at 1130,000,000. Th# barge* been mad*, than vary ■pmLai prob­ canal would have a 12-foot depth. lems will Kara to be handled sad to correspond with that of th* In unions and sn*ploy*rs will b* ap­ iracoaalal waterway*. I'a rts of the pealing to WHB or tba rrglonal waterways, however, are still to | board* it will set up. They don't he deepeneed to 12 feet. Including exist ytt. Ihe link between Jacksonville and Yesterday, WBB melted lb* Miami. fttwt* to this sxU nl: The ship ranal eras never an1. Il agr*«d to perm it all wag* thoriird by Congress but wa* a g m m tn lf mad* btfor* Jan. B slatted under a provision of an to go Into effect. This tot coal emergency r#''ef act of 1938. minora g rt • raise, sine* they had Altogether, t h e government spent approxlm steriy I M M f t l such agratmenta with th* mine on! the project heforg d ra ftin g II, engineers said. Much af. tha money waa ulilliMl in clearing of land, tract* mads before th* building highway and railroad not In effect whan It r bridges and making some I f per­ 2. Slat*, rouaty and municipal cent uf the dry earth excavation*. employ**-but not employes of th* The barge ranal recently was Irv*exempt th* subiect a t an article In the federal guvtrnm .nt—a r t < r free**. engineering news-rreord which is from the Wage t e r a n w a __ read in engineering circles. to cjm plvvrill1 The art let# waa headed I "Flori­ when da read Isj drive tor b ares ranal." law any* wmfcart la It said la parti "Civic groups engaged In internal# in Florida are sharpening Ihelr rro should g r t at least Tl ■hovel* la a new effort to dig a great ranal across the northern cento an hour. Further, the bonfd tnt-to this portion of h* penlnula. Imminent w ar provida* the backdrop fur* much dear yesterday, tout It said their efforts. It* fro*** applies to payments into “To support the agitation for a pension fund, overttma rates. the lob, the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce ia naming a committoa with th* sole purpose of promoling th* canal." li.'v sF & a ir J iis M A lr b M F R ID A Y F E B . 2, 19S1 T H E 8 A N F Q R D H E R A L D , S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A PACE TWO cosh in '» re a a " tis r a n v i » i . / - .• « T J - i y If ■ • . • (if t �wmmms; Sr** ■fc i'U lil F R I D A Y FEB . 2 . , 1951 H rainards Celebrate (iolden Anniversary A l O N E 148 William McVicknr To AI Silver Tea Social Calendar Speak FRIDAY American l.»gh>n Auxiliary will irrl a t 7:30 I’.M. at the Legion lilt. KIN DAY Stlvrr Tea will In- hr Id rtl :00 l*.M. at Ihe F.piscopal Prridi lounc for the benefit of the IIra ry fund. William K. McVickar rill apeak on "The Hooka People tre Reading.” MONDAY I’hitathra Clan o f the Kirat 'rrabyterian Chuirh will ii'i-ri at :00 !•.>!. with Mrs. George Stine, -1* Summerlin Avenue with Mia. leerge Maxell as ro-h o ito * . '(Ptl. Catherine r hairier id the tidy Cro»i> Rpi*ni|ial Church till! iu*el ut :i:fwi I'.JI. a t Mi*. Fred* 'rick Hell'* home, IKKI I 'ark Areiui*. The l*i imary Sunt-tam . id the '*ir*t Baptist Chinch will meet it the church at 1:30 I*. M. The Sunday School Worker* Jounril of the Kim t Itaptlit ^hurvh will lie held a t the church ouigt at 7:30 I*. M. In the tfeinorial educational Building. 'M general officer*, tlrpaitnienl iff ice r* and all toucher of the Sunday Srltool are cxjiccteil to to present. TCI® HAY The Daughter* of Wcalcy Sun­ day School Clara w ill meet at McKinley Hall at 7:10 P. M. They will have a market haakrt ralo. Tl;c llutli Speerlng G. A'a of he Firal llaptiat Church will n e rt a t the church a t 3::10 I'. It. In the T. K. h. C lara room. 4 T h e Chattel Choir of the Firat itaptial Chun-h will hold rrhtanal it th e rhurrh Ihi* avenirg at H4fi P. M. The V. W. A.'* o f the Find Baptist Churrh wilt meet thl* nrcirlng at 11:00 P. M. at the tonic of Minn Hetty Cagle, 100.1 Maple Avenue. The Junior High l \ T. A. will n r r t a t .1:10 In the at-hool *udi'.orium. WKIlNKSIlkV Women’* Club will have t iThr eir regular merlin* a t 12:111 P.M. it th e Club house, Call Mr*. Rrn Waite for rem vatloiia, 33JJ, A film “ Self Examination for Can* •f r**- will lie ihown following tin* n esting. The Prayer Meeting neryire nt the F ir-t llapli.t (fh im h will lm tld* evening *1 7:10 I*. M. Board Meeting of the Carden Cluh will lie held a t the Garden Center nt P:V) A. M. 4 The clrriet of the W. 8. C. 8. meet Mondaft at 1:00 P. M: Circle Nt. t - H r * . O. L Hark* —117 Summerlin Avenue; Circle No. *J—MrKinley H all; drclc No. I Mr*. I. J. ifoyelte—21B Holly AW. (Markrl tta* k rt); Circle No. V - Mi*. II. F. Dyal- dlM Magnolia Avenue; Ciiclc No. 0—Cliuich S an ctu m /; 'Circle N o. lA —Mra. M arvin llyal—W)& I’lumpsa Drive (M arket, , lfaukttW 8)8»F,P. M.| Circle No. 7 8 - Mr. M artin Led* dpn— 112 Rota lie Drive—k;00 P. R . W et Icyan Guild maela MonJay a t MW P. M. with Mra. Robert Hagan at 1703 Park Ava­ lue. TIIOKKDAY • Meaaiah rrhetrial will tie held at the F ira t Methodist Church al 8:30 P. M. All tlngera are urged to at­ tend. The M elW ul Church Prayer Meeting In McKinley Hall at 7:45 P.M. . £ The Uouglai Jo b e Junior Brotherhool will m eet at the rh u rrh Ihia evening a t 7:30 P. M. The Grammar Bthoonl will have th eir board meeting a l 7:30 and Ihe regular P. T. A. meeting will tw> a t 1:10. It will be a Founder* Hay program and th e tpeaker will he Mr*. Krie Vlhten.. A diver offering will In- taken. H o lly w o o d Ry ROH THOMAS William K. litV tckai will -peak »*n tbe took* of n il rent inteie.l a t a lea ip n iw in l by St. Ann'Chaplet of the Kpinropal Church a t Hu Parish llm i.e Sunday ulteritison at 4:00 o'clock, it wn nutuiU’kni thi. m orning by Mr*. W. V. Lowell. Mr. McVicknr. u native of New Y ork, came to Florida in 1031 nmi w ith the exception of the war year* ha. m*>ic It hi* home Mitre th a t time. During the war be served In North A fiira and later »|H>nt Ihrce year* with the India government a* ln»truclor and mi per visor in an aiirrn fl farterv In Hcngalorr. Hi* dorp interest in l.n l* and ill peuplr Ingelhe, with hi. lik­ ing for Florida led him In estab­ lish lilm.elf in Or Iambi whirr he operate* a l“«>k atore,” »nld Mr*. I.«>v,-ll. All Sanford resident* and vi-ilor* are Invited In attend thl- Ice* ture-ti-a. Spminoie Hi lh HKVKItl.V GRAY Slmilhl we eTirtlig, mu «hw d p n p er'. name? Whul to call tile C elery Pi'll* the Seminole Brave, o r Warrior*? Meet nt the Wig warn Imtrnd tif the ('elery Crete" llav o powwow, in place of IVn i|uc*tinn rlrculating amuml high achool there dayal Thuraday in chapel wc had a debate on thir a n d both the affirm ative and the n rg a tiv r ride* »howvd *onie really gootl |HiinU. Didi Cole and John­ nie Mae June, were for changing an d Tommy Hpcer with Sammy Jaco b , mi raised view* a gain.I it. Something like till* rt*|iilie* a lot o f thinking and planning and we hope the l>e*t Idea win* out! Some of u* have really *howrd som e hot aplrlt concerning our trtiaket tall game* thl* week! Tin one played Tueaday evening *'«' a to.*, hut wc played a »lmply out o f thl* world gam e Wednesday *f ternoon! Wr hope you all *aw thl* one and if you had to leave a t 1;10 you mlaaeii out on iFe v ery Iw.l part! Ye*, we lo.t ‘.he g am e; hut wc think the »plrit, the w ill, and the d r.ire tn try, thouKh w e fatlc.1. vra* w orth the one little point that left u . th e |n«rr»! The *eore w ar l»l to If, Clarence Clau»e and G erald Covington nhone with their nomlier nf iwiiit. w ith 'Whlxxcr' White ruanirtb cloae. All In all you aure did ml>* something If you couldn t Make It to that game! eW need very definitely more Unit* like that one with th ex tra point for u « T h e ll.iutuad team was aomelhing to talk alaiut, too! Seem* a . if Hamilton Bl.liee made the moat point* tlint afternoon for them. It wax a good hard game and w e’re proud of 'em even If they didn’t wore the victor*. While We'ra apeaking of one of o u r top baaketball player*. Clar­ ence Clauxe. we think n* and rla brunette (til frlenit, Normi H arvey, would m ake the Idal cou­ ple or the Wrck thla lime. «on la your 'late book filled. If It la or Uni It ahould have a date a t 7:30 tonight for a Wjkelbatl g am e with 8t. Auguatlne! tom e an d rheer mil tmek our b p 1up. HItow 'em who ra re .! « » W ':h February the ninth! A red let­ te r day! The »enlor pl»7' tJ\ " annual event, one you woujdn t w a n t to ml**- 'Seventeenth Sum­ m e r’. a darlln* play that will ra p ­ tu r e ynur hrarl. At 1:3V or HilTi, e ith e r one or Iwth. The ra»t in­ clude** ■Donna Lmi ll*ri>cr, Jean tttraw der. Barbara Pelm*. Luther Young, Jayce Anderaon, Jo Ann David, Brandy W hitney, Harold M arsh, Jimmy Han*on. In. I Cole, Kennrlh Bobbin*, I'eggy Wllaon. an d Doug Ogloaby. under the direction of Mr*. Nellie tolm an. H u rry and buy your tleket*. Don't tnrgel tb e game Ionite! See ya Turwlay! HOLLYWOOD, F ah. It la u id that nearly everyone would like to get Into the movie*. The aame apparently hold* (rue for nearly evary U. S. rlly. T h a t waa proved th la week when the Wald-Kraana producing rum* blna aant lelegrama 14 Ihe Cliambora o f Commerce o f IM clllca, making about location for th e ir film. "S trike f T he pvblkity-w'aa tneaaagea they were " * eale Aiming arenea a l l - ------antic drama" and naked about "eotorfal ____ appeal far pretent- _ _ Many *f tha anawara eaiaa Hr re­ tu rn w tia. ■ , Ran Antonio offered “all. that goaa with aweel or to rrid yvut Chari eato,i a id It K **rkh venerable ihowpleeea.** "We *re a t foothill* of blue ridg. vwrat’.m ia a ." Wlnatan-Ralem pointed out. T h ru * told cf It* “ro le rfu l rlab a and eye-appestii Ilollvwood movie*, he had con­ cluded there w ere only three Amortcan ctue*— Nme York, Chicago and l<"‘ Angele*. “That made me realite what a r u t we are In. a* far a* movie locale* ere roiwerned. Hen wo f ir s t aUrted on 'S trik e A «•*«" j It wa* situated in New York. I derided to junk th a t Idea and the locale will be ehoaen from the cities that re*pond to our wire. - | think It will give the In­ d u stry a shot In tho arm to got In to new place*. That'* *hv pic­ tu re * like T ra d e r H orn, Wnlto Shadow* of the 8outh Sea*' and •Igloo' were *o jppular In the p a st. And that’* w hy 'King m ofl'i Mine*’ la *oeh a hit today. Hollywood take* th e ea*y war outThe trouble **. he «b*erved. that when hr le-tan tu film "Johnny Hellnda." which Umk piece in No­ v a Scotia, the -Indio wanted nlm I*, film terallora on the Nk In Bnrhank- He revealed. With Director Je«i Negule^ro. he dioea A uttc ehed "e i , 1MVV,)i California u rlil ha found Utritutf electric plant* adjai th a Ideal spot at F ort Drip*. Jam a." Portland, Wold oald he will use Amcrter n A im ing after Hay 1 location* for other film* and will la m foliage «n Ut* keep hi* Kvpllew from Ihe 1IKI W orth o ffm d a “b a n g -u p Hmrfnl H tU * on file. Already plamusl on background ’ o( It* llveatock ex * * 1“n,rB « ,u to Un obtlnvK •at oca, I ixivltad tto | ____ of Un Italian flint Hoy* TWoT to visit ow In Hollywood. | ha arrived a f te r a page TH E SANFORD HEfcAMi. R A W OK II, FLORIDA Social And Personal Activities '♦ r^r> -rt.' Personals Mr*. J. B. Phillip* undergoing treatment at the Frinaid-I,«ugha ton Memoti.il lln.pilal. Mr*. George UmLey of tieneva t* visiting >lr». Thai! Ju n e, o f' (hi* city. Mr. ami Mr*. G- W. Morgan and Ut,lighter, have recently move,! In 1209 Myrtle Avenue. Mr. and Mr*, i'.tn I. Illalllaid. Sr. eelebrateil theii golden wedding nnnhrraaiy la*l Satur­ day night given l>y Mi*. Mury Jtt lit ait,*rd and alt*. Own t* llintii.it,l, Ji. Mi, and Mi . Brain»ni wei,- niariled Jan. Ipnl in I*mii- u, by. ll|wn house held wa* from t!:0n until lil:iMi I*. M. and *pprovtniately Kit guest, were preunit. Tin mom* wen- In nnltfiilly deeoiatml thionghoiit with yi-tlowtore* and gUdiolu*es. B efichuienl:' of rate nnd plinth were served to Ihe guest* by Ml*. J. Wdbui.un an,I Mi.* Klolse Benton. Receiving the gue*ts were Mra. Vernon Melsmi and Mrs. Wilson Hum. Mr*. M. Itrgi.ter pie-idetl over the gue.t I. Hlk. Mr*. II. It. Udham i« rxtn-clrd Present were Mr and Ml*. to arrive tomorrow *lt<r vl.iiing Heininn Bialnanl of Fu.ti*, Mi*. fot the |m-t two week, with re­ J. 11. Boat light of King, port, lative* in Miami. Tenn., and Dan I llraiunut, Jr. of Ihi* eity. Al fa. (). H. Skaeg of krlrh lk aa, Granddaughter* pn-.-ttl were Vla.ka .JH'Ill Weil rirnlay ,i. the Ml»* Marlti'ire Biaitmiil, Ku.ll* giie.t of hei roil.m , Mr*, (hiioihy noil Mi*- Ro>e lb Ktitu-y of UrCorrwli. lamlo. Their daughter, Mr*. George Mi-Kuney of Bluff City Mr. and Mr* Krrmit Garter was unalde to atlelal. left ve.tenlay for AuqU'la, tia. where they were railed due to the critical tlliu*.. of Mr. Carter** liirthday Observed mother. Hy Mrs. Mareenelle L.a Virile P itts Given (it h liirthday P arty The Lamplighter By TDM DOYt.F. IoiVigor Pitt* was honored lis t An alli’tnule select inn of fried Ihi, month hy the Book of I tie Month flu b is "A Somerset 'lungham Ita alter", eouialnitig some of the bc.t writing* Dial t hi * modern ina-ui id llii -lini I .tin y end novel b a. piodnced. It *boiild tofine trading. Whatever rriltcisin we have nl*iut Maugham, me thing i ' cel tain: He U nevei dull. Maugham I* not deceptively vlrvei u . -nine w rilrt* a n ; h- 1not a lirtllinnt w riter, |a*iba|i.. But In- i* a serious and sincero <raftsman priNtiK'ing a .utietior | product. He l« the detached, unruffb-il and phiiuxuniihal ot.sein r of the scene of humnn nffaii*. M-'-t of Id. .tciirs, a* he ulinit , , , , In “ Wliter’s Note Book" are A len.M cene fnnii the lechnlcolor film. High An,l l.mu-oimtin a t t,„ fact. An Incident 'hero, d a n mg John Buiiyiinnv, Ji , opening Sunday ut th« Movieland Driven glance thrte, an odd sounding •« lb ,,dm foi a two day showing, phase these are rnnugh to give l Maugham a complete .h in t .tin y pinked with the intrilsil) nf tillmail emotion and conflict. Km It ehaiactrr potlinyeil tm-iuu'- .* reality fm the reader Unit lie will for a long time leineiuber. Maugham rlmoM-s Ids word ■ - V | t III! V V with tli r- mnu- i-vocine.' that tin Tft# lltivrlioi r’liili a itl.t might choose Just the tight \ . H a roliu to convey the correct tinI Mir S!t» ,i| » r*v\ rl I I I I li n k l l" tnission. | |e u*r* th e King’, hog. M p Hp It.li ami when a ifuestion nf the %:nt) MnruiMu •‘iwrift i diti" light word come* up, ir seem* » ii Pl.t III. 1. « ' i f It lift* he nun,- often thou riot chiHi-i-. * 3d »lM«lltlt« I k I p II m ID t . M ihmI c III ' I u»li the simpler and most iltreet. Hi* ■ F.iHI U n t i l VI M»i* n rtalnlv never could lie accu.ed of >1 ti Phil M«nt vt *. ••• T ro p iv al y iii Purvpkl i > lack of clarity. Mi** Jean Haycr will airive home tonight to upend the mitlHonoring Mrs. ,\. Marrruetle .eutextrr holiday* with hrr p.m-nl* * n a hhtInlay party given by her Mi. and Mr*, ti. N. Mayer. hu.haud Wttlne.ilay mglii ni the Anchor Inn. 1*11 * T u l l * A movie wn. made a year m m i in 1r«iiitii4> Mi.* I,ilu I.cffler nnd Mi** Vir­ Hii»w The hanmirt table wa* decuratril \ It v V‘Jill, 'll! i ginia Wilson are expected to with u white linen table doth, i m* ago titled *‘tjmirtc4 ‘' In which lit lit IL I«m(> Mti4Adlnr Mr. Maugham im itate* four of airive tonight liom I'loiidu Slate with the renter piece of flower*, • ‘h l l i l l r t l f 1' -hurt stories. The pit tu n l« 11 I1• l»M t!niver*itv to apeml the mtd-*e- Jasmin *»lt I'-lMtll 3“ blossoms and e v e r ­ id. supfNi.etl to In- exrelli lit and It l i t . .Miiaft 1Li if Ail me.ter holiday with their parent*. green leave*. * r « ,c r Per l ' - u . The gursta presented Ml*. Mar- i. our lro|H- th.it it will come to I1 2t !i *0*1' lW t»f|l| At N oon Mi.* Jan ette Jeiikln.on, stu­ cenelle with many Invely g ift, and Fnofonl soon. IM ’Hm F o r m •»(«• « t: .ti u The Movie. lt*oi C I mIi i i i lo dent nut.e nt St. Vincent's Hospi­ after a chicken dinnei »hc wa* | M il 4'l.t.l IrOII \ .VllA ] "An American G uerrilla" la-l* tal in Jacktonville will arrive to­ presented with two lo-autifully de* t * 1 1• hti».*r» Tyrone Power in another uetimi 11 144 night to »pcnd the weekend with rotated liirthdav cake*. •'* it Uhl* it \ . k n o t » rob. Thiwill lie gmvd entertain,v*iii •iu«t t tn .if'l if*1*-• b 1 I-* her patent*. After ilinner dancing was enfor the entire family. 3,041 l U i N e l l i l u t e li JiivciI by everyone and later Met- nicnt 1 tttii U l t f M AI T ilt* . “ Iligtr Imnesnmr” give. John .Mi.* Maty Anne Galloway and vrln Uriei sIiowinI the guest n .ontn Ihu rymure, 4 r. a chance to shot* 1 1 . I4I/4)A> * Hi -If M U . t i n t trill.« 1 e . 1 1 30 Mi— Hitt ye Bene Hall are ex* motion plitute. | «I4 viimti l /M t if a P a lit Among those pit-sent were Mr. that be i. a chip off the old block pc*ted to arrive lumiimtw (tom 4 1'i Tr**n J |k i Hi’ l"i» a western type film with T i n JlLktlirn 111*111 Florida State I'nivi-nuty to *prni| and Mr* (Veil It. U tlrr, Mr. and Thi. the usual amount of act inti. Bar* \ l*« Ni«»M UlOR * *1 H the holiday* with their p a te n t'. Ml*. David Field of Springfield, ly n n u r i* a grind hoiking chap i».i «(• ,N| K x III., Hr and Mrs. W. Itnbb, Mr. and « Ift Friirfiihl '( i l h t l It* |* but tm» mile, arid mile* to gn IwT H lt lK lit K-ifiK Friend, ttf Mr*. Frank Mae- Mr*. Scott Weller, Mr. ami Mra. fore he et|Ual* hi. " l ire a t Profile'' 4*1 : 3** fl|Ktlla iSttMlIr she tut. Ini-n . onfini-l to the Mr*, lark Jackson all of Gliam- Dad. * h # «. 1*. \*«%li«f * ' ll Grl t Neill will rtg re t tn learn that luilnc. III * I on t If 1IT., 1 n, V i ......... AI«o Mr. and Mr* Joseph KclnHumid V K< li»»(r| L *’- ■ ; i. Fetnald l.anghton Menorial l|o .. ora of Duluth. Mi**Mm. Arthu ; j ** j-ei N tu h t l l . i r u i e u y pltal. k . v l l n t r . Ill • i l l i ; i. Butler and Mr*. Flank Osterluml Meeting Is livid %,tin \ -•! It tft I t -III and son Steve fiont Ahum Uhio. a in l l n l T in IIJIII'I Jaine. A. Jesty i* undergoing |!y Siiiithsidp P. T. A. %i» opi ; \Pi'll i* m r.ituti'u treatment at Ihe Wlm-hip GHnle flao-t* S' • " « d | i Y 4*1 11 h t *n it#' i "It iiivi rtf Knmty tllltvcraity Hospital ill I till,Its GHAIM tlK -S ' ii I,- .I. V| . 1 |. Ililrfli. Atlanta, lit w a. auoni|>«tiled by t in- Swnih.ldr l’ T A. met I.AKKl.AND. Feb, ‘j - Ttfta-cian 1**Ilia ii 4 I«*ilnt * *lrL t hi . daughtri, Mr*. I*. R. Bach ami Fred Ketinrlli Field., 7***t \V. ) i- ti-t’d.iy, ivflcrnimii in. the .ih<«tl| t» link f u l l l«'ii **tL i** P. It. Bach, .lr. Tlilid .Street, Kanlnrd, w a. aiming a'l-liliiiiuoi with M i». M. I’.-1 1 1 »•* S r*« o the XI -tndtlttf who were gradu­ Fliii klalt|l pn-'hling. The pi•» 1 1 . Hlftili » l M l VV nt 4f gr hin n|H-|icd willi -veiyone sing J ; n» T li* H'|lii|.i> Bialley Udliain. |>i <-*til«’til o | , ated al lie Felt. J \1*i"»* *• lug "AniciKa,” witti Mi-., K vnn-( Ihu Khiiidn Jaivem . Alvin Otlham ' «iiii i.. i i in, M,(Joy aicotntinning. Mi It. D ; « II n i l ' Ilf Alt • 'fieri and VoIlTWtlllaitv.. Jr. Ipft W.J i L ilo Hlrtxif'* morning ftir Ptnuacnla ' 1 whef - O T a w x l I'lm-t I d the devotional, and »h on ** , Il i K a l l . e l. i tin. Mr*. Boy Maoiu ladiu chairman, A 10 | l l . . , k f j f VVMil V :iilv cd a U. S. Ucgic*. they will attend the Winter Gun-1calved ferenr* o' the Ji tciairted Uwt tbe pmtrrntp for « t Mmr«1w III MtlNl*' i rtin el.. Fan inlet a l>ay will I nj Inuailcasl 'i mi T u n i s ( V11J t n i l . - I'CI Food budget cos. xhoufd rentem- over' WTRR on Feb M at 10:111 1ifj .1'> • on Mg - i . .*1 \ iirtt * i* * Mr. and Mr*. Otto Itnpicrht of barithat aotaUw* are ,an Inexpen­ f {esiii't r*in«i-|. 1" 3" A, M. UPiter Monti tali. N. J - wlio tiave sive adurer of tnergy Jm t„,th ii fkF » V11 4' ■ Th'' pipgiam wa pie-inU-il ••> 11 I »*» 1Ni*ltilp4 Iteen visiting in Fort Lamdcrdalc, youngHmk and irtiwrnap.. When l Ik g »*» rli4Jalr* at rived ill Hanfoul last night tu they aiP-versN-d often 1** a family Mr*. It. W Williams ivleialing i : Jo T|Wll Lift* 11(11* 4*1* 1 Jfin 1 H lit,lit 1(00 visit with Mr. Huiiprrchl'* brother th eir1vitamin ami mnu-iwl •■•intern Fowuil-r. Hay with cveiyone sing 1 t i r, i mi nt v i u i , " i t . ami ti.ta-r-in-lew, Dr. and Mrs. make* mg "My Tribute". , 1*3»* N o*to m n ’ real coalrlhutton. Cake nnd coffee were served 1 1- H*i un ity K. i j » • 1* It. IV. ICupiecht. meinlier* pre-ent. llo»- I IMI Hi«mli> A|.« 14 i*o • To Krench.fry six small-.txed tu the were A mi *a " • the room mothers :* *1" ............... Among rho plai K r r .l il ) v l . r l l e " i t potalor. (pared and rut In *tri|t*l. tttftaes frotn Mrs Margaret Reynold*' 3 40 lt i tlh * io li ll'ir tend the operetta, "The Desert toil’ll nerd about one pound «f t c* plva* Cltlil'lf i f * f Song," in DeLand tonight a re Dr. fat, Cyunl tin one ui two potatm- apd Mre. G H, D* vUV iiifimft and Mra. It. W. Kuprecht, Miaa for each parson you are serving. Barbara Itupreehl, Miaa Sadee William*. Ml*. Ollle Reese WhitU p , Mi»* Murv Karla, Mi*n Ruth receive hi* Master, of KrieimMiteh.ll a ml Ml*» Rebecca Hleven*. degree, Mr. Wrighi, Jr. ha* »c Hiram It- sli-il Vl.ll Dm rrpted a position with r F'lni liii.u t i|n n Mr. and Mr*. M. I,. Wright ida Agrit ollural Supply Coin llefre.hiof at plan to attend the exercise* at liany with beadqiixrlci* in Hi 12 13 I*. M Bar I oi • he University of Florida In lando. where he ami Mr*. Wright ll.,,li ' Gainesville toinnrro. night whrti and their two rhildren will move I aed> A I '.r \V h i t l l a p p l n e * < i . n * .' their mm. M. I.. Wright, J r . will next week. WEAR A M . MODICIaS ALL, S 1ZKS A L L F A B R IC S l ies ( iim nii'rlitiiul.s ItiiiitiuiiiU'rc.s Q im . i12o & 4 £ rtt 0 M EE NN S W I'lltlN L I2J2 J la, l.ASI » IRST . thi I,title I.A S T T IM E S T O D A Y ! RED SKIIT0N in WATCH THE 0IRDIL LAST TIME TONIGHT m f j j SATURDAY ONLY! — Aim*— *— — IM HUII.K II »I II »Vs rF E rsA I »lir A TI U R Ea — lu tlm l Newn Ar C a rt non M « W a* d o n £****• b y w a a * * * i l V, HO M s * * • • Shown S ta rt AI Dunk TI0UIU SHOOT[I I TR0UIU K i£ f AUEN \M W C 4 0 1 w es* cooatxt rxrrtx - w r »»k *om ■ hum — A L S O — **li A L I. A N T T II0 R 0 1 T C H H K E D ” W I T H — M A R K !. I 'A K i E — J O H N C R A V E N _ _ A N D — S E K IA I— C A R TO O N SATURDAY ONLY irVHLE FEATURE nAUUAIN FROCKAM i...TVftllCHT •» SUNDAY—MONDAY J S T ill '■■'SIMMS ‘J A LSO : B U G S B U N N Y C A R TO O N I'l.U S “ R A D A R P A T R O L VS, S P Y H IN C “ — N O , .1 THI RKADirS DIGEST SENSATION AN0 STIBRING IOOK-OF-THI-MONTHI SUNDAY and MONDAY MERICAN lUERRlLLA I N T H I P H I H P P I N tS j wyltflmw (n * hr H*r*. pn» »»• o ( out lov«h«*t nyloftt, light o nd c o o l o n d boouNfully loundetoblel G roctfully tty lsd in nylon a n d a * ncntola with o ic o llc p o d c o lb r o n d tiring Ho, d o l­ m an tld to o t, boll of groiflroin n b b o n o n d prothly ftkMW 7k*t h e I .M iM U > -a a a a a -w ^ M m a « > u a | oowmMwaaaaMW-aaoaaaaaaaiaaiih golhorod tkirt. In tw o tporltling m ony-coforod com . R-wa-HN I f WITZ LANG •LAMAR TROTTIj I*- ■" : binotioni. Sizoc 10to20. tlf.M . - -- L A T E S T N EW S A C A R TO O N “ M o rtal U a fc r T h a S la m " . j f >. . r7 I f * M ir .llW A — —SHORT FEATimBS— Dfamty Color Cartoon—“How To Kid* A Horse’ PARAMOUNT NEWS — !■— ■ - I' ' '— . E A R ATE THEATK Dr .i , . . f C R M A I to N- H . aad a mUtto-clam drama ‘ la HMcb-oagioctad Malaa a. When you take a hot heal-re>i.tant-gln»s dish from the oren anil icniove the food, never »ct the lo t dish in n wet sink or break­ age may occur. W.T.U.K. S k a g W o f e fig KYE8 EXAMINED W, due day .in hrr -dxth birthday with u Valentine Inr Unlay parly which »** held on the lawn of her home on Ibdly Avrnue Out-door gullies were enjoyed by Sift little friend, who Inter gathered around the picnic table centered with a Valentine decorat­ ed birthday cake and an attractiva Valentine l.ix which 1-aVigne pa»»to tin- children and each one dfrw n Valentina ftom the bag. Tin birthday cake wax cut and ice .Haul, - .ike and Valentine fi­ gurine- containing lollypop* were served In tbe g u e s t, on attractive pally plate*. K A D iosr.vnoN | M ippl, g tala of a modern, gunlea* cowboy la b# film ad at Roawall, DR C. L. PERSONS niHtk 4_____f* MUto �New York Giant’s Open 4th Annual Baseball School And Tryout Camp Straight ■se s Mr JOK KKI.I.KY Mo L o u is I s I n T o p S h a p e F o r B a ttle W i t h O m c l i o A g ra m o tc Ilf E ll IfARPKR * Resurgent Gators Play Hurricanes, Florida Southern Scrambled F i e l d Enters 3rd Round Of Tucson Tourney lly MURRAY HINCT.AIR TUCSON, Aril.. Feb. 2—( /li— W c th e rin g to n , H a m ­ ilton E x p e c te d T o S ta r F o r F lo rid a GAINESVILLE. Frb. 1 (Spe­ cial) the wotnes ul mid-yrar eiaminslionv liehind llietn, the Univrrtily <>l Florida haikrlball team l.ilei off lair this week for Friday and Saturday niglil standi al tlie University of Miami and Honda Southern tripctlivcly, 1hr Cato It opened live tcaton rally in December with 71 to 31 victory over Florida Southern, but have not as yet clashed with tire tturrirane. The end of the firct semester brought about no personnel rhange on the Gator roller, nei­ ther additions nor subtractions and Coach Sam McAllister goes Into the second half of the year with the same players. Harry Hamilton, the Veteran Florida renter who at a height of six feet, three Inches has Uen liwklni up to oppotiag pivot men all year, leads the Ggipr pointmakers a t the end of 12 game* with 170 polnta and is only aoma from becoming the second, IJMO. point performer In flo rid * history, l f | The ■other | i ■ | half'o “ f Florida's oneare scoring pui punch l r sophomoro two ------- - p slender Red' Wetherlngb rwrner-shbt Prttt Playing Ip th e a*— „ aged Miami. Wether! ngt on .... _____ malntainl _ JR l l#S points, shooting average from the floor and a .1 M average from the foul circle. Senior guard Harold Haskins, sophomore guard George Hitchln* and aophomore forward Boy R<>- Middieroff, Memphis, T e n n . , the gallery yesterday. Turin * could do lm wrong with 111* approach shot*. They carried him to a ala under par (It, Ilf rourse there wa* nothing the m ilter with his driving aril p u t­ ting. "Hut," he said, "when you get a* clo-e to the pin with your irons a* I did, you don't have to worry about pulling." At far as Turnesa it concerned the Hat, I),492-yard HI Rio Golf ami Country Club course, isn't easy, *'H» far I've never found an easy course," the lucky New Yorker claimed. "But I sure liked those sis birdies." Jark Burke. Jr., Houston, Tea., Boh Watson, While i'laln**, N. V., ami Balph Blomquist, Glendale, Calif., are Just a stroke liehind. Four othara have- lIHhohl totalf of ltd and fly* move hav* it"'*. Mangrum and Mlddlnroff are a group of 10 starling out today with first round totals of (IK. Johnny II6lfp of Verona, f’a., Is in the same group. Forty-right players are ahead of Jimmy DeMaret. OJal, Calif.*,' yet K* Is still given, an outside rhance to Win his third Tur*on Sanford - Orlando KcnnH Club Entries Bii) M ulti., frrshman liaskelball coach at the University of Washington, has compiled a re ­ cord of 47 wins and 6 ln**e* m three season*. E F F E C T I V E F E B . 15th Elder & D r a w City Spring Water I N C L U D IN G T A X Hearing Clinic Saturday On Latest Hearing Aid Developments RANFORI), Frk 2 - T : Wj Pen. not-, hearing aid consultant wit conduct a clinic for IN hard ol Delamd-Hanford g a m e — Dean Grove and I, K. MrCutcheon— didn't know their business. Ilrl.and Cosrh Knkiw as* quite frank in telling the two referee* .rfler the game that their offiriating <*»* prnbahl) the *oure*l he had seen nil season and hi* ronlrntion was harked up by I'rrd liana* who wa» tearing hi* hair—Homehe ran spare least of— Ihruughoul the game at the hirarre rail* made hy the pair. liolh seemed blind to a legi­ timate Idork, and charging look on n weird definition in their eye*. All in all the refereeing was a* had a* any this writer has seen all season. Not only wa* there a lack of knnwledgr hut apparently vindieitivenea* again*! certain players, A* far a* the game Itself wa* ronrrrnrd the official* probably alter ed the result v e r y till Is* since |*dh - quads seemed in suffer squall) although Hanford might ronreivatdy have gone on to win If Wlr<- Hardin and Jim my .Smith had nut fouled out in the rrvond half. The game was a curious one. Oumplatu Andlometrle eum tluij and p epruful soxlysli will lly IIVC.II PULI.KRTO.N. Jr. ■wr It i>a n i c l t m il. - MIAMI. Fla. Feb. 2— (Special) —Joe Louit, want* to fight F.rrard Chariet for the championship of the world anil tayt the sooner the belter. Thoutandi of folks think Louii can not make a luccrttful comeback, be it jurl at confident that he can. Louit meett Omclio Agramnnlr at the Miami Stadium Wednetday night and on February 23 will clath with Andy Walker in San Franciico. Loui* <■<•! d fie gelt by Agianaifito anJ 'A ilk o , he wifi be ready for ('liarfrt, BOSTON. Feb. 2 </Pl Bairhall today heard a n play in the American tradition" from Commmionrr A. B Chandler, wlni withes to keep the jiott for which toi would name another. r ip retted hit "ho|>e" i-til nnthl at tier of the Button Ciiaplrr of the Batcliall W nlert Attoc if a. “ I have received many cotnmu 1 rl{|l!on> from aorue of the noil fane wh»m I conthlrr the dl leetora of hasctiall," he told Mint*’ t*00 tMTtont at the Copley J ’lom Hotel. any sneak punc,. or low blow hn ••Hut “ he aililett, 'any brief firl.l by the plaintiff m in i u»J> .m en in«r the eluti owners who rlon*' want his contract reitewnll nrv*-hat lieen placed In my hands." Chnndl'-r’a remark* were well received tiv the gathering and lie drew outMmVrn support from mm.* of the other upeukers. I 'm l l l n t l laiu I'erilii of the U— t*»ri Itrhv. ATX COIcORED PLAIDS 1039. lam Itoorteau, signed tiv this Hasten Hod Sox after hi* dir* charge a* Cleveland playing man­ ager. told the diners: . "t.vsry piiM-iKiil plaver i* in l £ (Chandler**I corner. What tieT* done fnfyii* I* Immeasurable. lt'« n terrific JAh." t.'handler had Ueelared "t. • haiehdll e*di*ion inangural.-d ill my ter pi id office la all acturial niund 'iystein." General Manager .he* Cronin of the lied Hi* declared "a* one of the elute ruled ugain-1 by llut ruiiimmaiuntr v*e ho|>e he conti­ nue, in offir, fur many yearn. I h ha* dine a wonderful job fur ha*F trail " P«i Irsin 7:11 p.iw. Car. Well & Court waived it* ban on pro-amateur exhibitions to permit Alice Mar­ ble, Sarah Palfrey and Hobby Klgg* to appear In an Indoor "calcbrily” tournament here Feb. IB . . With Ginger Roge.4, Karov Chafec, Jin* Falketihurg ond Denise Darrel In the field, nobody will know the pro* wr# thru-. Cleaning The Cnff In a current O llier* article, Gene Tunney says he could take a half Horen 21-yrar-ohU with the proper tpiallf (cations and make one of them the world heavyweight champion In five years . G :.,U h d 6m b l i t h e uit tonife o,*t WDOO ot 6.10 ailli oil die ‘dupe* GREYHOUND du-Sonlu/d Kmml Club RACING PHOTO FINISH USED NO MINORS ADMITTED ROUTE 17—8 M ll.EB South uf Sunfurd. W X ftn Kf i T F S U Jir HOWARD ZINK QUALITY got rtn u illy and the neat turn* hey count nose* lie won't ha counted out,"" a**erted Collin* who dayed l a l : fui JS year* and who wa* elected to the hall of fame ill Ing every day at the Slagle City Kumnanium, Sunday afternoon they will Ih.IIi he working out at fhirtey Hark to give thousand f fight fan* a chance to ee thrill complete their training. laiilit Iraiketl u|Kin at one of the ftritlii.t champion* of all time* ha* only l»*l two fight* out of aiity-three Agraruonte has won thirty-three out of fnrtyona fight* and scored twenty knockout*. The fight it certain to be a virions one as. lung a* it lasts, lend* know* Agraruonte is ten if ic puncher and lie will try to knock him out just a •■-on a t p o uiU ti Agranionte knows oitv.r i FLOOR MATS who peter li * S l i d t ow he voted in the Chandler ca*!* hut who hut lieen lumped with tI hjw tiwntrrm who wmitil name a n irniM ir to the cointiil*■duller, re* marked only; “T h f t r m e trying time* in I m e Pall, everylHMly liere »e< mi Pooled for the commWstoner." IVrlni left . u n t i l ) after the dinner nn.l rouht tn.t t,e learlie.l for am|ilifiraliun or clarifi •nttmi of in* brief atatrnieot, land* liHikeil l«i| when he hi»l the title to K irard Chariet at tin Yankee Stadium latt September and did not look mueli better when he lieat to C.'e*ar llrlnn in Chicago latt December, hut he looked like a •'million dollar*" when he knocked out Freddie He* In If. in Itetroit latt niontti. I .mi* weighed ‘J llltl for the Hethote fight and ia Kaldie Collin*. IP.-ton Ited ftu\ likely to weigh 'Jim when lie tire |U. iil.nl Ui.it one of leveral rllniht throuyh the ro|*-« against Aprainoiitc inert Wednesday night Agraniunle nnd I oui* are train The (Vh-ryfeds verv nearly won after Coarh Fnlow bad overreached himself somewhat In the first half tiv playing his second string until the local five had piled up an Imposing lead. When Ihey finally were allowed to play the Idghpowervd Ited Devil varsity tool almost a quarter to warm up After that the rat-race began and .Sanford was unable to bold down the incomparable Thompson without the aid of long-armed Wise Hardin. Defensively the Celery fed* have improved almost liryond liellef un­ iter the continual urging of Coach Cana* who almost despaired of their ever listening to hit demand for a strong damper on the op­ position scoring. (Tarrarw Clause, who nearly killed hlateelf Wednesday against Eanth when the Celeryfeds lost by only one paint in nn overtime, scored 23 As Ter the military draft, your point* In thin game for his gtl+d U'As good a t pdn*.'We havi* Maybe they should send him to ' finr*! , show tag nf tile year. Arisona . . Bill Kessler, Missouri U. sophomore, ought.to.get some »ort afq prise for vereallity In can never la* given'an Inch upde*- their fwlhg eiem ptnl silly over­ track He runs the hurdle*, anv cin'umatancea. It he gels It night with world conditions such p mil*meets. relay leg and puts the he’ll hull through for n basket, as they arc. t shot—Dob Kolf, Southern Calif Again*! Delumd he wa* roughed As for appraisal nf the other prnla basketball whli, once wa* up considerably liv head-on con- teams, discounting the draft con­ catcher Tor.BUI Hoeft, the Osh­ tart with several of the 190-pound ditions, _____ , 1 lielleve . . . H i that ___ Brooklyn kosh, Is,, lad who turned down Red Devil sqimd, hut It hardly will be favored to win the pen­ p reported fAB.OOO Imnus from the affected his shooting. T lgen to become an ordinary nant when the season opens. Jimmv Hmlth, who ImprwaaTomorrow—Philadelphia A th­ minor league H urler. . The U. Bed their writer wa having the Lawn Tennis Association ha* letics. i h»«t roordlnallon and poten­ tial! lie* of any player on ike squad at first sight, I* final­ ly rowiing through. He very nearly was laid out going a f­ ter the hall on one occasion and playrd with sufficient fire In foul out late In the fourth quarter. Hmlth has the ability to plus with hi* head: If he starts to wmk with the con­ centration he *huwed against Del .a ml It could give the squad the lyoe of relaied -/ f a e T h w / hall handling It hadtv need*, n t e v u . , ^ whit* nlxved nrohohly hla lieat game nf the season against Del^nd, but White ha* nover •■wen nnert to rrillrUm on the •com nf nnt trying. Ilia eyu ■erm* K> te- coming lurch. If It .W » the relervfrda, a team that has matured late, mav !*< a hard crew In lieat by early March. Hardin ami Covlngtnn the **l!uhka" Dean* of the Getervffd quintet are mntlnulng to im­ prove, If Hardin can break hlimelf of throwing the hall awav ll’» enlng to lak / a emvd man t» keep Idm fr»a3 walking off with most nf the r iihnwnda. Cnvingto'i Is coming alonf r-lcelv- hla •bi-otini' hn* e*tieclallv ImnrovpC Tonlvht the local five lakes on Rt. Augu»llne II could I* thWr night. American I will*bo bet aides at Park and Commercial ip . Sport* Roundup S S E S fe $ , i t fc F E B . 2. 1951 Brown Bomber Is Chandler Declares Fans Support Him In His Battle To Hold Job Pointing For Shot At Charles’ Title from the M r F R ID A Y T H E S A N F O R D H ER A LD , S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A PAGE FO U R T O C E K T R H " ...T V n a t.n r u 'OMmmMe- the mm* U gpf/nw i (WtinsM t ever buitt gor* m HUplav today in nurdwiwroom! over the .parklUtf i n linua uf tire new Uobday Sedan ibovc. M w beauty ut afdg move luaurytuddet The nqptrst new tfcamfs • a d amprailnw ayale« provide a aofter, smoolbcr- �>■»■*> • • « « V 1 y H » i f r r > y f f try y ^ n v t ! t* F R I D A Y F E B . 2. 1951 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 Legal Notice l* c u r iT •t h k or n tn ror*T r IR Iim r. o r v i.o n im . The I.one Star Route Highway, 1,190 mllca long, run* from Chi­ cago to Lake Charlea, La. a collect call Mm tne Office of s fours , IM n a i « T r . r*N ttt: tiik KuTATt: n r In the (leneral f',>n0ltli,ns. P-iall'il Mprf irif Atl«in». h m v li if * ahil ad> A ili I* -M * th■- » v , O f f M i r l_ Hr> ---s— tl+tuluin, If any. i i t t r h n l ihFfRti* TO AI.I. MMOW IT WAY l OM IIIIX, , p i r, , h, r„ .f « ||| h. Notice le hereby alien that f . I. r r . 'l v n t hr the itw ie -M m el lex el tlaihea* a* a.lmlnttiralor )»• Aalhotllt ai Ihelr a lien adilreee filed hl> final report aa aiimlnla- „„ul I •« nVIorh. P \1 . K'bruary Iratnr of Ihe ealate of lira A«1* <• j j , m i . and then publicly upene.l. Mat ha a a, dareaaedi that ha filed r»e furnlahlna the follimln* ee|>hla |»ilil»n f-,r final rtlav-naro'. and nil... ei|ulpmrnt, a n . l i . r terrlrea, that he will apply lu the HonoraM- I f„r delivery at Hanfortt. Florid* P o u alaa M lrnitrom . f* m in tr o f i t a m l n o l e t ’o i i a t y . F l o r i d a , o n t h e l l h d a y o f M arch, l > t I , fo r a p p r o v a l o f a a m e a n d f o r f i n a l dlar n a r a e a . ad m ln la tra in r of the e a t a l e o f M ra A da I’. M a t h e w * . de/e io a a e d . on ih le H a t day of J a n u a r y . Juda* £wfai'ii C. L MATHKWH, A dn itn lelra lo r of " l a t e of Ada A* th ew a, dxvaaed I'r -a .aal Aa, F IV E ItV ItriV fJiltIrr OZARK IKK M IIS T T , O PA(7K CROM OZAPn IKg in wnoweto hum AAKAUAA C' ffO Atorsf Ba r k y B A R M g R .. T h e l l o t t i i n a A u t h o r i ty of t h e (Tty o f H a n f o r d . Florida h y i It T. C o w a n . C h a irm an I th e M a­ tr llr ln , l^ a l y w r a l l|aaa. a r a e r v lre w Hpac* l l e a l e r e . Ij-U T i: Spare lleatera, t i - 1i T n Spare ll e a t e r a , illy t: »» So-llTl! Klee l l e f r l a e r a m r e , * n | fl M to I ru. f l. Hie,- I , a n n o . > b u r n er, apt alar Kiev ItanKee. J a n u a r y l « , 1*11 T h a f t o u a i n a A u t h o r i t y o f II.. C i t y o f S anford. F lorida t h e r e in a f te r c a l l e d t h e i a x a l Au’ h n r l t y t . It.-om 1*4 M .I ., h llu lld ln a . H anford F lorida l a t IK V IT IT IIlt Healed h ide In t r l f l l c a u . a u h l e r l It 14 let Tyrone Power i right -lim it glut id in u church, in thl» *cene ’rum 2111h Century-Fox’* “ American (iucrrilln In Tltt> Philippine*," thowing on (In- Kilx u m i i Kuiuiny ntul Monday. >1 Klee I t a n g e a . I b u rn er. 40 I n . MIMEIXvRAPH PKINTING —TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. C R ED IT BUREAU O F SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S IHO and 1071 Peom 494 Hanford Atlantic Natlunal Rank IIM«. Tho Ilia tit- In I'latM it |hp *»• Itinry forme,I by the I'acuia »n<i I 'l U K i i a v River., Legal Notice « burner, apl. alt' laa l* % I T % T i n \ p i r n u r n * 1*011 I .A H A S t ^ l l I ' U V I l M i U O IIK I ' \ %T i l l 11111*.%% I I I « 1)1 HT I O H IIIA T m i l « IM . r i l u j r i T V I . »*!.%.- 1 4 - t M M O I I I L 1*1.01110% T t i * HuURiiift A u l h u r l l y of I h r t* lty tif HARfnrtl. Fl«#rhla will r f t f l l r • pa I fi I Lid** f o r ih*" f t i r n l f h l n a *»f a l l I s h o r . m a l a r i a l * . *«)iii|im#ttt arnl M r v l f t * r r . j j J r r i l |«» p e r f o r m all Ia fill mra |iw work for I a•*r - I|r n1 lino* I n i I *r*i J I: N»i F t <»r i *im*14* 1;, «ri •ti * si *i I it a o f rtf i a - f i %• Anr<M»rjr 4oilier* t#* Mm k it it pi* v and Mite H u n d r e d i h e r o rt tr a it . per cent (iaa*T| of I* i ailed to the fart th4t n o t than the m i n i m u m M,al* * f l e a and wage* *• ee! forth In the Hp« t D i c a i Iona mu*t ha paid on Dtla A ttention project. T h r llotiMlng A u t h o r i t y C i t y of Hanford. F lo r i d a #.f Ihe r*«er»ea the right to reject a n y or all Id da ar to waive nn> InformjtlfDe-, In Ihe b i d d in g Ni* !dd eh a 11 h e W'ilhdiauru f o r a period row r" ” of t h i m t i a t day* aabo#to till ope ni ng of ldd» wit It* h o u s i n g huildlngM «u n t a i n l i i ac i»V™ I ° ‘D the cotiaenl of the Iftiuil ng At)* h u m l r w l t * » n t > • f i t *> IIS * ) i t s r " ' ? « t h u r U y iif the t*|ty of .Ha»if4ird, F l o r ­ wnltPe *wi» (S) o n # - a t o r y noti*dw*|l ida l o g m i l l liuiuiingii. u n t i l Itlfl P M iini'HiNti Ai TiiMiurr o r T u r u t o . F e b r u a r y SO. I S i l . a t • *ltl t i m : «*i t t o r HANFonn. Mail. Saul* r«l Florida, at »Muti FtX iniD A H t n e aful pla« e a l l Mil* will he |ii|t» Hr H T Cowan JI•-1v h| m,u*,*,I a lot read aluutl, C hair m an il 1d m Hiii*I I»e *ii ti cnIi Iol 1t« 111 on the fit min t»re|*ar#d tttol | Iorritpited by the l«oral lirtluirll) It IIrate Successful Growers Use Stauffer FICO BRAND INSECTICIDES I a* h c o p y of t h e Hid tiiUit t e c o m p a n le d hi an A rfhlavlt. a m a te man* o f tiuid#r a w iiillflc’diltiu* a n d C o n d e n se d t'u rre n t F tn a n e ia l M ate m erit In a d d i t i o n , e a c h Hid »nu*« h e s i c e m p a n l o t l»r MM m - u r m a a | p r o v i d e d f o r In to** S p eriflt a tiitn failure lit loltiipl) VI 11Ii ItiMr |i|«l via I o n a may he I’cittPitiere*) g rot,inda ft* nhe rejection of Hid i*o|jd#r of Ihe document* inAt he o b t a i n e d hy i l r p o a l l i n r llo.ttu e l t h I h e l l o u s l n g A u l h i r i i ) of t h e » it> o f H an fitrd , F l o r i d a f o r r a t h »»| o f d o c u m e n i s ao o b t a i n e d Hurli d e |>oalt Will he tefiih de*! t o each p»r * o (i w h o r r l u t n r t h e piaiift, spe%ifid l l a t i i a n d o t h e r d o r a m e n t a ftt« g o o d c o n d i t i o n w i t h i n l a d ay * a f t e r f id opening A c e r t i f i e d rh e - k o r U i d d r a f t payable to the li our In a •%til Kuril r of Apop':a Orlando Winter Haven SANFORD DEALER CHASE AND COMPANY t h e 1‘l t y of H i n l o f i l , F l o r i d a l' H n n v e r n r n e n i t- m d * o r a a a l l i l a r t o r y h i d b o n d e t e . u t e d l t | t h e b id d er a m i a c c e p t a b l e e u r e tie * In a n a m o u n t r«|iia| t o f i l e per «eiii of Die hl«| * h a l l be euhm ltte4 | m ID i e o r b hid ne l l l d N n - i i rl l ) T h e hiliTi***f u | b i d d e r will he r e «i u I ret) t o ftir n l« h » 1'ayitieiit n n d |*»r forma Viee Itond lf» the amo unt **f BE QUICK To T m l BRONCHITIS ( luuub. bimutui,t nuy tlcvtlup il vtiur tuuoti, chctt tulJ. ur u n it biunchUio it ii<>1 Hr.lrJ «uJ >uu tomuH oflurd lo ukc a chance with any mcJuiut Itti poirui than ( irwnuitiun whKh ■uct light lu Ibc teal of the lu uMt hi help looten and eaptl gtiin laden phlegm and aid naluie lu tutrthe and heal law, lender, iattained, biumtual inembtanct. Creomultlun blend* beetbwuud titovoie bv ipv'ial prove** nub uihti time letted medicine* lor cough* Il tuniaini no narcotic*. No nuliei tiow nuny medicine* y«M have tried, Creomultiun u guaranteed lu plcate you or druggiil refund* money. Cicomultion ha* Hood ih# lev! of many million* of uitr*. ( Adv.) Il H Try HERALD Want Ada F ar Retail* ia« ealea Tha lallatWaa rajew a• y p l r j * 4. all w aat A-e aabiubed *■ Th* 4 aaar.ee New Ml I h m I ha per Uae l a t e i f l n • n m t H e p e r line la a t r llt * • i Ii h . w* per lia r laaeetlea M Ilaaea W per liar IPaawtlM F lie m e t * l . the Uae. liaable rat* fee blaeh laee rap*- PHONE 148 P 1 ----- L P ARTICLES WANTED NEARLY NEW - lleilroom lluuar, Ulurk Cun.lrurlb.n, g7,H!ki.0<). I.»w Mown I’aymt-nl, Haianre dll .t*5 jnir rnnntii. HKDIKIOM Motive, « year* otd, llloek Cunulrucllon, Completely Fur <*bi-it. gn.MKl.OO. Terme. J. \V. Hall, Rraltor .Florida State Hank 111•Iir< (firmind Floor) Th, I 7 M ._______________________ FtiKNISIIKM A room frame bun■■low. Very neat, Pricotl 17000. HOIIEHT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond K. Lundqulal, Aaaoelate I‘hone IA71 Altanltf Hank lltdg. We buy, M'll A trade 11 rd furniture. VVII.uin-Mairr Furmluep r , . I l l K * •* l,b,mx •*’.» WANTED: (lid fa-hionrd furni­ ture. divbra, vnvea, jrm lry and button*. Hlidirat tiricrs |inid. Drop ii« a rani to Sbelkry, 7liH la u re l, Sanfonl. 1,0011 USED TIRES at U at priree. Firestone Sliirc*. — — r —jL _ ■■■ . ^ aan y * i a— HELP WANTED —A Wanted; yrnrrry raehirr. eepen enoe prefer rnl but not neces­ sary. Apply Mr. Whatley,] Marirarrl Ann Slorra. I.EfiA L Stenographer —permanent pnvitinn for ipialiflrd appliraiil. For interview phone 20V or up ply 411 Atlanlir Hank llblL'Sanford. EXPERIENCED ataiwgrapher. Muvt have rar, aa position re­ quire* traveling to near-by town*. Apply by mall, stating experience to P. O. Hoi 2H4. _ 8 an fo rd , Florida. _ INDUSTRIOUS MAN with car. Middle-aged taan pre­ ferred. Write at once, giving age and e*perlence. W. T. Rawlelgh Co.. Dept. FA-440-810. P. 0. Bov 1MU7, Memphis, Tenn. I—HEAL ESTATE WANTF.I»-1| W a a l I d a w ill be aeeepiea •ere ihe ta H lb a a . aa Pam rh a rp p l ( !• * » “ ■ » UaIrP la IhP lelephaae bawh. la pptarp fa r thla x . e a a . t . l l e a IhP p4v**lla*e la ee peeled le *«|i peM Bplly, !■ -e der far aa le r t l ~ — IhP heal pMaible aeevlee. a i lW a p l AMa p » i he I p A r e # * I be day hefaee p a h lle p . H p l r as Im m sdlPtely If aa eetae aeraea IP » • «* ••• W s eappal ha eerpaarthld «ar I baa aa* eaeaereel laaee* THE SANFORD HERALD —I FOR BENT STELASA AFATMCNTS. Wd Staraa. l i t W. Flrat Pboim 4 B 0 - W . _____ _____ NEW FurnUued and uafurnlihad duplrt-aeaton or year. Be* Whld#1 don, 119 South Park Aveaue. Ritehenett# Apt*, Week, month a r aaaaon. Slumber land Court. Hlway IT-H >t City Limit. CLfeAN modern two room a p a rt­ ment, nlci’ly fumlthed. Apply Standard HulIon, corner o f 17M a t Longwodd Rd 9 mile* aouth^of^Banfunt. g ^ ^ S K A L ^ g TATEFOB S A L E - J T S c o f is P R o Tornr S »—REAL ESTATE FOR SA LE-3 duplex caetom huOt fa r aale below i n amt eonitmetlon eaeta. See Whidden. |I 9 S. Parti ^ tp. LOTS In Lockhart* 8obdl»i*ton, *10, down, |4 . mo.—|1 I0 . Tatpl. Phone JO -W , Beth DpB m . 6 ROOM furntihad, 1 room* opL and filling atation all an largo —.lo t a t aindonrltlo. Price re neon1rid*. Sew ILM. Ball, or John W, lfoore a t SMford, a r w rite * WhRw, Merghatawn, N. C , | IF VOU WISH to tiuy a home are the man whu know* Sanford a* he h a . many, many bargain*. Alan aee him for Firr and Automo­ bile Inaurance. RDWARD F. LANE Of fir* lift Magnolia Ate. ARTICLES FOR BALE KILLS SWAP SH O P- 40fi K. 4th HL We Buy. Sell or Trad* moat anything. Phone IW -J __ _ TL'XEDO FEEDS- Complet* lln*. Ilunt'a Tuiedo Feed Store. FOR SALE—75 Ih. Ice ho*, flO ra*h. Fair roadltion. 400 F„ Ind. S t .____ ____ CHEAP—Twin-bunk bed* comoil heater; Apex waihlng ne. Phone IB S9-J.______ TRV OUR Steak, Southern Fried Chlrkfn, Uartwcue*. and Sea Food*. Angel'a Eat Shack, Corne- uf ilene*a and Hanford Aye. ____ iklL'HI.K and alngle b«d, ean'ty, rhild'a cheat of drawer*. Phone II45-M. CONCRETE SEWER PIPR Septic Tank*, Greaea Trans, Dry Tanka, Tank Cradle*, Stepping Stonee, Bench**, Flower Pot*. Block*. Window alll* and 11Melt, Concrete Floor*, Machino fin­ ished. Free Estimate*. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. *«• E l m ____________ P b a n o JItt •Vr both love when you don’t bring your prescription* to LANKY’S Phone 101. »— WORK WANTED -« -4 ALL TYPES of llulldruer Work Rraitmable Rate*—Free Ratimate*. Carpenter A Gracey. P h - - - IW1 U nt PRACTICAL nurae and roinpanion. Edna Greenleaf, Lake Mary IB— Husiaea* Oppartuallie* - 1 4 MEN (IK WOMEN 13 SPECIAL SERVICES - I J R E P A I R MODERNIZE tuur M ICKEY M O I'S K hum* Only I nr. .hmp.nuw trquir.d KIIA I'lnn In-tallmcM l a i n Itcp't., Ituiitn 117. I’hutK' \\ E kS Ow^ JCti. Sanf m l Atlantic National (O ff 6? 2 ^ 3 \ \ E 2 S T 2 \ S J It,ml Member PDIC WATCH and Clock Repairing. All work guaranteed. Rraxmable pricer. F. M English, Jr. Ph. t-178-J Cull I'tiorie luni for All 1 ype Of IhioL Work. M»i> Mi Kinney IlixiltLi-rpiug Service Itie.m 401 ■■ Atlanlir Rant Hill.tine NEW Fl flORH furtared to perfaction Old flnor* mada Ilk. new. Finishing, - leaning A wai ng, p.irtaM. power plar*. 21 years uperfence Is Ssmixalt ' f a * County. 11. M Gleason, Uk» Mara I.AWN MOWEIt.S Sharpen'd, hi ' • - t,' s f ,4r ,-f'‘ cycle* repaired, lock nnd kev work. Prompt service. II. W 4 - v . »• r a Yv Shiima. BH> E 4lh R t ___ HOOK WORK i f ail kind. Eaves and Gutter* Repaired and Paintrd. New Roofs applied. Palntinr and m ating. Hanford, Ph. I(«W-W. R W Arkenhnrg ORLANDO Morning SoAUnei, Or Undo Evening Star Call Ralph »«v II ATI. I ■rag line, bulldoiar, <;ump *.ruta much, flit dirt shall and Hat by load or |uU Contact II. R l/.ibeted and aaa-alatee. 101* h Maw York Ave. D'l.and P* .M «r gRA « ’ INCOME TAX return* prepared by tax accountant regii* red K T T A K F m with Tree*. Dept. Dempsey 214 . . , , W ’t u « lc r M< i ■1. Bldg, ft,on. J7ru*. 6tO -..A i v>C x , J VACUUM tLEA N ER NOT io C ■. ■. ravpUQ puur, l / V w _ >xavWORKING RIGHT? Repair* made liy trained factory eXpert*. Phone MW. Free pick up and dellvrry within M) tulle ra.Hu*. Prompt service, free es­ timate*,_______ llv U n it llic n ri T^Jb cfsb n I \ K 1i 1 , fe e is c ; si * c‘"*« l O r^ -m y . - -v " : ( ^ -^ 7 ? l I is L C-j L'A V i ' /ii) am: , ' . 'i i 'io aervire route* of U.8. Governint-tii Postcard Diapenaera; al«u stamped Scenic Postcard Bre liaprnaor*. which are a brand new addition to Ihe famous SHIPMAN llae of postage stamp mavhlnr* seen In all leading Drug Store*, Hotel*, etc. IS— NOTICES I'HHSONAUI - D r ♦ T 1 * May Im> handled part or full time, MARY’S LENDING LIBRARY tin *,-llln* Involved. All outlet* 1200 fttagnulla I* now open Mon are eclahllibrd for you by fac­ •ru Fri. 10 to 18 A. M., 1 lo fl tory distributor. Grou profit lo M. Bat. 4 to 9 P.F 40T5-, a remarkable return on time and Invoatmont. Minimum lw— ALTOMORIMU —13 Typewriter ra*h required, 4950. ft.10.OQ Hugh Tllll* £121 BUYING A CAR? Befoeo finan­ 21 Magnplia cing aoo u* tn save money. InAye.________ _________ _______ If you think you can measure up •tallment Loon Dept., Rum §17 to requirement* and furnish ref­ ft” DELTA Tow*r Saw with .tend Phone 2M. Hanford AtlontU erence*, write giving phono, adand • Inch Dado Hoad. Phono M'lUnal Rank Vwvhw p r t r dre*a, for personnl Interview. Ift49-J after 4:00 P J I . _______ Box S. Sanford Herald._______ RENT X CAR. U-drtve It by dov. WHI7ZFR motor Brke. H etn and week, ct season. English Fords RARE OPPORTtjNiTY In good condition. Priced to tell. and American Ford*, aedtn*. Boo nt 114 N. Park Aeonue day* Want raaponaihla Man dcairlng •Ution wagons and convert lbte« added Income to own and service only.________________________ Strickland-Morrison, Inc.. E. group of Coin operated Hot F rYe D SHRIMP Dlnnor~=fKo Flrat BL _________ __ ______ Popcorn machtno*, share or full Boa; Shrimp on E a rth ” at Horntime, income up to SIM arvekly 194S 4-door Chryolor Windsor. poaaiblo »t o U lt, mlaiotum In Vary good condlUoa, «** owner. vmtfnoat of |M o cwoh rogalrad Frkwd ftftM. P h o r n lT I tf ,_____ at atari, secured, for interview DEFENDABIB USED CAEB write Box CB. 1941 Dodgo MU e !I> J( ID you .'- - l ' TWOr S P-....G5 i w-*Nr/^ that P A u r ryes I IH i-- Uii iiI Hiililiixua Eut*i'oi.c i Dou r ' j UOT A T C A O O e >tXJU ,A - C var T>.-. e.J'-- J O m 1 f..-1 • ■ - - • O v u u e i t ’. or a 1r*. i . i , *■ . K-C -U M I THAT II noon n & litM - ^ ssr sr r ii 9 _.J _ 4 SC w ____ _______ H arris Green*. H a 4 FULL WIDTH Hoi ixj vJXBa.annlldMia lY ^t ■ l !exT ^W ivanT head board. Ph. QSi biwk .a ffJ ^ .M , « H IM . 1 l i - SPECIAL f t W l C f t ) - l i 1940 ChevraW, 4 door sedan IIN 1940 TWBato 4 doer Mdan i f 94 \TSNKTIAN B l.n m g m*.U ir 1IK3 Pontiac 4 door **d«n 1195 I t r 1* Auction Mu En . . *0 1 �THE SANFORD nERAArpj BANFOjP . fLOBIDA PAGE SIX FIRST METHODIST CHURCH J. E. MeKlaley, Mlalaler Mr*. P. R. Sltpheitaoa. D.R.B. 9:45 A.M. Church School. A data for every age. « i , Charth Netleee a n a l he gr mealed at Ike Herald d l l t v — « • 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. day befete nuMWalWn. Sermon topic: "A New Man For A Nr» Age. Hanford M lnbterial Aftnocialio* 0:30 P.M. Yuulh Fellowship H cv. A ngutt ( j. A lrJnnin, I’r r n ld r n l Servire. Rev. Fred I*. Horton, Her. Trcan. 7:31* P.M. Kvening Worship. Scimun topic: "Till* Will Stand." HOLY CROSS CHURCH (Episcopal) Rev. H. I.) i tic ton Zimmerman, FUI-, Rector (lelnosageslma Sunday H;00 A.M. Holy Communion Ptsyer M rrting Wednesday 7:30 11:30 A.M. Family Service and F.M. Church School. Kveeiyhody invited to all tha ■ 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer an-J services. Bet moo. 0:00 P.M. YrSL. FREE METHODIST CHUHCII Services during the week: Fourth Street and Laurel A ttnue Monday through Thursday and Fred R. Hoetoa. Pastor Eatunlay Holy Communion 7:30 Sunday School 9:46 A.M. Morning Worship 10:46 A.M. A.M. Friday Holy Communion V:00 Light anu Life Hour (Radio 920) ( ON (i KEG ATI UNA I. CHURCH Park Avenue and Third S lrrrt 6:00 P.M. J. Ilernard Root, Minister Young People* Service 7:00 P.M. Sabbath School 10:00 A.M. Evening Service 7:30 P.M. ASSEMBLY (IF 41011 Miming Worship ll:0 « A.M. Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:30 I7M l-aurel Avenue Sermon, “ Worry." P.M. Sunday School 0:43 A.M. There i* an old Irgrttd of a Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. CHRIST 'T IC R ril. LONnWOOD «wan and a crane. A beautiful Youth Sendee C;30 P.M. (Episcopal) swan alighted by the bank* of Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. Evangelist C. E. Schwab preach­ lies. II. I.yltlelnn Zimmerman, the water in which a crane « n II.IF. Vlrar wading al<out seeking snails. For ing. quinouagrsima Sunday a few moments the rrana viewed Revival Services continue daily d:00 P.M. Evening Prayer anil the swan in stupid wonder and through Fell. 11 except Saturday Sermon. then in>|iiiml; "Where do you night, beginning nt 8:90 P.M. All nre welcome. come from ?" The Bwan replied: - Evangellvt C. E. Schwab ol "I come front heaven!" "W here is Baltimore, Md. preaching at each heaven7" asked the crane. "Henservice. CHURCH OF CHRIST Elm Avenue and 8erond Htrtet vcnl" said the swan, "heaven! Havr you never heard of Hea­ J. C. Nicholson, Minister LAKE MARY COMMUNITY ven?" And the beautiful bird went 10:00 A.M. Bible School. CHURCH 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. on to describe the grandeur of C. C. White. Minister the etcrnel city. She told of street* 7:30 IVMe Evening Worship. Church School 10:00 A.M. Thursday 8:00 P.M. OUde study. of gold, and the gates and wall* Wonhlp 11:00 A.M. made of precious stones; of the Visitor* always wclcom*.____ Jnnlora 4:00 P.M. Westminster Fellowship tl:3U vrho*e hank* L the tree whose P.M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH leaves shall be foe the healing of Tuesday Feb. 0 mothers club Park Avenue at S lslk Street the nation*. In eloquent term* the meets with Mrs. E. Lloyd. W. P. Brook*, J r, Pastor swan sought to describe the hosts Tuesdays Choir practice H:0U John L Miller, Education at who live In the other world, but Director without grousing the slightest in­ ' Friday, Feh. 9 nt 7:30 r.M. the “We’re'Baved A Place For You.'* terest on the part of the crane. World Day of Frayer. Sunday School Vt43 A.M. “ Bring Finally the crane askedi "Ar* Kvcrylpody invited to all the your family to Sunday School . liter* any snails thereT" "Snallst" We provide a place for every mem­ repeated the swam "No, of enurse ber of the family. thara nre n o t" Then said the Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. crane, “ You ran have your heaCENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 8ermon by W. I*. Brooks, Jr. JVIalh Street and Laural Avenue Training Union 6:16 P.M- A Rev, H. L. Whatley, P atter Union for every church member. Sunday School 9:46 A.M. "Bring Story hour for children under 9 th e family to Sunday School " years of age. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Sermon by paster. Junior Choir Practice 6:00 P.M: B.T.U. 6:30 P.M. “Choeae You At THE CHURCHES ^Evening Worship krmon by pastor. •Tuesday, Feb. 6 Cli CHRISTIAN AND MISSIOKARY ALLIANCE Park At m m aa4 F a tr lM lk 81m l Rav. Gtirnn E. Smith, Paalar Bible School 9:46 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Ttir pastor will speak on the subBy MILO FARNKTI jrrl, "l,ooking Unto Jesus." Com­ NKW YORK, Feb. Z— (fl’j-N o w come* tlx time when the though'* munion Service will follow the ol many basketball coaches wander to tlx coming of tpring. and not nr message. All are welcome. Evening Service 7:30 P.M. An cretarity for llie uiual tcasoa. .N'"ng generally meant greenup time but l<» the coach it's toamamenl informal meeting fur all age*. The time, p»»l«ir will speak. I he preiturr increases and performances from now on to the miildhFIRST I’REWHYTEHIAN of March will determine which+ .................—-----------------CHURCH teams are Invited to the NCAA tournament in March. Then, .<■• Rev. A. li. Mrlnnl*. Il.il., P u to r an*t National Invitation Touma* vend of the tram* listed in iinl*-0:43 A.M. Church HchooL mrnts, ami the NAIR for smaller pendent matches ran win bid- to 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship. colleges. the National Invitation TournaSermon by Mr. Mrlnnl*. Srmester examinations are ovrr meat, 6:30 P.M. Youth Fellowship. at most school* send the turning The*e conference leaders, If Pioneer Fellowship. point of the season came in with they keep up the pace, will play 7:30 P.M. Kvening Worship. the month of February. Sermon bj Mr. Mclmiis. Sevrial major flvrs hive Im­ S|M>rlal m u.ir for Sunday morn­ portant tests f*iming up this week­ ing: Solo, '•Prayer'*, Guion by Dirk end. Tonight's game* include: Aiken; Aiilb-iu, "ll" i( lend G'd", iiradley M6-3* at .San Franci*Cain by Chancel Choir. c*>. Rate*! the best train In the Ktutitry last month mid n-ivr just am.ther also-ran, Itradlev Could hoo.l it* rornrtiaek chance* bv whipping San Frunci*eo tonight and Stanford lomnrrnw night. Kentucky (16-1) the country** N«. I five, at Mla*i**ippi Stair. .'•'oiithrrti California (13-2), Parific Coast Southern leader, V* Santa t'laru. Brigham Ymmg (16-41. Skvllne Conference leader, a t Utah Slate. Idaho at Oregon ( IT-71, Pacific Coast northern leader. West Texa* Slate a t Arizona ( I.V.T), I(Order ronferener le-i-le*. Missouri (IO-6> a t Iowa (6a6) Science service* next Sunday, when the Lrs.on-Srrmon Is en­ in a match of middle-bracket Rig Br*cn and nig Ten tram* titled "Love." St. John's of Ftionkl'-n (I4>2I v. The Golden Text is from Jlrph- H. F rancis of Brooklyn. aniah (3.171: "The Lord thy G*J The league contest* arc bnpor* in the mfdvt of thee is mighty) he Ian tieeause champion* win autowill save, he will rejoice ovrr the* mstie invitation* to tho NCAA with joy; he will rest in his love, he will joy over thee with sing­ }<*«(■ e*> tiru’h*. i . n - t t i ing." a* ib bag* ».t#-4.*« Els. (j<>l4-n. 4»p*n4Reading* from the Bible in­ frlcry. Inx quality 4s a larger a s n -lt: clude: "And we have known and r» Jtry. rii. Pascal, -1.ti.n4(••a quality I* a larger 1*4-3-14 believed the love that God hath to n*. God is love; and ho that (’•nil(lower 4>e*a4lav inntalnrr ItS-tTS <’..||*r4* 4*1. bNrhs l.tt-114 daylight. bu bukts »••-!*(* like a hall of fire, something tike The following it among correl­ ('■cumber* Corn r r a t. 4.tt ) H th e setting sun, about two min­ ative passages from "Science and Caspian! h» b*kt*. 414-1.74 utes a fte r the flash, a scric* of Health with Key to the Scrip­ explosions could he heard, echo­ Letter*, lrcb#ra, I>ry Park tures" hy Mary Baker Eddy: “For ing back and forth In the m»un* <tq*. rr*|* M i t ts true happiness, man must har­ M uilinl (Ircsaa 4o* Ihs In l.4*-t4e tains." monise with hia Principle, divine union*. 4oi bach* i tt-l.t* The range Is circled on three l-ove; the Son must lx In accord )*■■■. Kiifilih, 4 fi» ii4Ine quality liu bnr. tts - t.t- •Idea by mountains. with the Fattier, In conformity I'copcr* bu. b iS ii I as "A column of smoke estrndrd with Christ" (p. 337). puuino*. PIS. n*4 mil* Into the air after the explosion," A •Is* 4« Ib. bags It* Malo*lati continued. " It grnduall) js.lsr — — * -----into a . rloud sort of $10 Billion In Taxes Toiiroupeat Pressure Increases Ll. Jocob Krntf Jr. If WAS announced at the Ftfth Air Fntre Headquarters In Korea that Lt Jacob Kratt J r , 23. South Mil­ waukee. WIs., shot down a Commu­ nist jet tighter over Pyongyang, hi* third aerial victory In four day*. Kratt, the father of two children, saw action over Germany In World War ILIfnlernafionol Soundphoto) Window'ft Broken Itptf PanperoljUrkst I, Mr part X* fl |4qua*)t,' T*l nW Crook N»t fRangrlislir H o # 7:43 P.M. . uguartiiin u t *t *i r t a u i i a i ■ •I. » u . hpr. U tS R IT L n « in iiM i 4* Ib. cral* Mortal Notire: Rev. A. E. Kelly Turnip*. INrple Tup *so(ar4 . P larM a. " hE^ k n t i i ’Viay ^ ADVENTIST of Columbia, K. C , I* our special <4*1*. buarhsa T l i r f i t l l n a l n a price* r r p n r t r d by CHURCH speaker during a two weak* revi- •In llra le r* o n the Hmiitnnl Plate Turnip (*«l*4 bu. hpr. rtr a c s K*tenth Hlreel and Elm Avenue val her* at nur rhurcli. Y«n surely K a r m r r * S l a r h r l I n r p m 4 u e * *o!4 u p lo I P.M. lir«n(f>, 4rpm4llia *l*f> C h u r c h Services, Saturday do not waul to miss this great IKne bT rmnar rhyt r *I , 4 I Mhealer* l ■Ins morning at 11:90 o'clock. lime of inspiration and blessing, llean*. P-il* % but l,u. h p r . 14.44-14* l i r i n s n , T i m p l s Ileal**, T r a d e r * rsen U r a p e f m t l , I lo a c s n bos Sabbath School, 9:80 A.M. K i will receive from attending .11* hpr. i.sa-i.ti urspefrult, arsh ttssdlsea Prayer meeting Wednesday services. We will be looking 000,000. lie pointed, however, to the fart A that a 818,600,000.000 lnrrr*«r Its revenue would be necessary to balance the $71,600,000,000 spend­ ing budget he haa proposed for next fiscal year. Colored News ) ‘»It W S ' j f N 'I A f j j is s - z ti MS I I ' took Ihf eun«(uwl«n *Tx minutes to refg h * h crt, after * brilliant ornnglhyuliow fta»h III the narthwi-slern xkic*. elrhim: buildings in this gambling re­ sort town ami (he mnunlain* 1 1 «. ass which ring It. i .j The flash was timed at 6:49 away. 1,1 A. M. It wa* visible in a pale Sinco Satunlay, the ■ t i a - a n °raagu flush aa fa r dlsUnt as haa been testing atom! ui undisclosed nature a t tha new "**»**• 1-*,— Ml, Would $175,000.00 invented in building for line of Flor­ for the same cost as they would haul Minn in the oi> ida Faahjona resulted In retaining this $560,000.00 year­ poaite direction? ly payroll |H flalifordt (This Is the aaMHint the City Is • 1 It ia unbelievable that the few officials who kneyr thin spending for'i' ball park stadium whkh may remain ( * •** \ '*' \\s * * *. ' condition existed wince last July would HKmimc that the -• N*(j j ' vitally interested cltkens of Sanford were not entitled * ; ** j 6 *- ".^(s J* Would the $350, Knowing that these conditions existed these same of­ this| pgyroU if even a• part of this amount were to' -be In4 • - ficials voted in favor of reactivating the Navy base. p * veiled In g building for the Florida Fashions? Apparently they gtfve no thought about u location for the hospital and wanted to be certain that the Florida Their (mmediile hee4 was for sufficient floor spare In ■• ,. t- *- •,1 1 r ■ » , * » ■' ^ 'A i Faahions would find It necessary lo leave Sanford. which to operate, ecepcmfealty. U ta evident that the of. . , a' ’ I ‘ %*' a »*. •’Wvt .j. * to do something about It. doubtful chance of financial success, result in retaining -i-j . to know of the condition and be given un opportunity the City proposcM to invest In a dock and terminal, which to say the least has a very t f t.;c ;< • ■ ficials matfo no attmetive or satisfactory offer that was Flofidk risM oas Is looking for a suitable place for the - ‘f 4 ( I : " ; ' ' • solution to this prsMtx. Why not? -■ ' ’ ■, - part of the industry that ia to remain in Sanford. Will A f* V 4 these Mine officials throw up (heir hands und say - ! » « * k aotUng we can do about it”? r to "gross under-taxation of the nil sad mining Industries. lightening estate *a*d iW T a x e s , am T rtm o*. log “undue preferential treatm ent . granted to capital gain* In com -» parison with ordinary Income. This last reference was to lb . flat 23 percent capital gains rat* now imposed on pnifU from sale -.f property held for »l* months or more. Income ta i rates now rai>g< from 20 to 111 perrent on Individual Incomes, with sllffer rates In th■■ upper inemn* bracket*. Mr. Truman said hi* tax pro gram would require highrr rat* in some cases than those of W o rl.l^ War II. hut declare*!: '•During World War H, tax.-, were not high enough, and tho government was forced to borrow too much. As a result, when eonttols were taken off after tho wa ■, price* skyrocketed *iul w r pai.l In inflation for the failure t*» t«« enough. The value of the |*c*ipl.' saving* was cut down by the higher prices they had to pay." 'fhc President left details of how the proposed |lo,OOO.Ottn^KH, ^ increase i* to be made for explaiiatlon by S co rtary «f th>Treasury Snyder. Snyder will g» into this ut pul. lie bearings to In- opened MoikInv by the tax-writing House Way. and Means Committee. Mr. Truman did give one .b-tnu lie said the present t<U*n oxemp tion should be retained. Word In Informed i|uarter* wh that Snyder will aik that normal V corporate Income tex rate* !.<• raised to 68 percent from the pre­ sent 47 percent top. The President did not specify any rate Increase today. The President nowhere named the amount of the tax incrra*c hiwill a*k as a "second installment" following rongrcetional action «• the first Installment of Slii.ooo,. A special attraction at Elxm-ter Methodist Church Sunday eveninu at 7:30 P. M. will be presented by the M. Y. F. of First Method1st Church. Pictures of K«daehrgme slides of Methodist mis“a rm tH J j- the young people of First Methodist f’hunrh tplf lx shown. The public Is ill- 6,09<l stiuare mile range on IN desert. The atomic energy nun mission has conalstcntly decline to comment except to confitt testa have been held. �------------------ ----- ,- ^ c h U r tiy Te Th U THE WEATHER b W rw w tN — he F ro ri ef the Waeldi I h >TOfre*s ef A a t t k i . f m f t r i t ; far ® f » ^a n fa rfr S irralfr * VOLUM E xxxxn E stab lish ed I'.tftK Excise Taxes On Gas, Cars '* ToBeRaiied 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 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A N e w Y o rk S ch o o ls D rill F o r A -B o m b A tta c k S rtfe ty Across The Board In­ creases To 'Be Put On Most Products; Liquor Tax Upped WASHINGTON. Feb. 5 -</r» ft Tbf Truman Administration tried Cnngrett today to « M 4 penfederal income lax rain. double lire lax nn gasoline and sharply imrnl lesiex on cigarettes, automo­ bile*. appliances and other itrmi. The program, which would hit the pocketbool* of millioni of lax* payer*. would nearly triple the ex* ri»* tax on aulomo^ex and more | than double lire tat Oft tdevitnn and radio tela, refrigerator* and other appliancet. Three renta a path would he added to the excite t a t on cigar­ ette* making the letal to rent* a park. The excise whUkey would go up about CO cents x fifth and the tax on an ordinary bottle of beer would raised I J cent*. The propoaad exetae Inertase* t would mean a boost of 13 per rent— from T In 110 per cent— on auto lexica and IS per cent— from 10 to 2* per cent— on tele­ vision and radio eeti. The tax would be imposed an the menu* fartu rrr’a price. The present SO a gallon liquor tax would be hiked te OIL the |S a barrel! beer tax would Jump to <11, the seven renta a Back cigar* ete U x would go «p to lO eenta and the gasoline tax would be # doubled, going from ope end onehalf cents e gallon to three cenU. ReereUnr of T ifaiufy^Snydrr UMtliacC wa wave tan WhitneyAn New Beauti Group la .* President H. H ia a tamheg • _____ Seminole Cha - today aaaoua— actlrattop o f ■ mttUr With 1 .chA^rm g j whitney. rham her of Omamerre man­ ager, will meet Thursday after­ noon at 2:00 o’clock to Inspect two suggested State waytld* park sites. . ‘ Mrs. A. W. Eppe, Sr. hrought m the m atter to tha atUatJon ef the ™ Chamber of Cogamtaa*. tfr. Whit­ ney stated. She w S 'M r n en the fniwfuSttee Other ' a u a h t n a ir Mm. Emlor CurletL Oewdrat Mrs. P. M. Glnglea; and 0 . K.FeuraVrr. Ismgwtmd. Srtnlnolr County, which I* en­ titled In two wavtide parks. hat none, drelared Mr. Whitney and added that this U due te not hav­ ing tried In the HfM Way to se­ rum them or because of lark of | sufficient Internet la the project*. The parhe a n f deelfpr* — niching or racroa ’ Work la prat HeminoU County Orlando Central * It-24, aaid Mrthe fealurea of a fashion show-1 including Betty Hanford of t » r . Francis Moors and N M ONDAY F E B . 5. It*51 Commuters Clog A c c y tarraw ay New York During ^ s i g n s As l)emo « o T , „ .. g Finance Director Railroad S trik e Arwy Cftrr>w-y, . ----- formerly of Sanf«rd am) Orlando and brother Russell Absolved On Contempt Of Congress Charge C a r s ja lam m sSttrr ee ee ttss £ A s ° r Andrew has resignnl h -ars „r jBn. Carraway, alt „ iirector of fi- W ith in H is B ig h ts In R efu sal T o A n sw er, S cenes S im ila r T o nance o f the Drmnciatlc National i«*_#. 13 * , Committee, It was announced In F e d e ra l J u d g e Say: wa*; ) car.v n c tu r i i h. u today. ---- --* AAHJIING1 WARRINGTON. Feb. J -W 1 l^gHdntlon for Immediate Induction of alrlhing railroad employ•* who baht nerupnllonal d raft deferaMats Introduced today ta the House by Rep. Andrewe ‘ (P-A la). Andrews' announceweui that he was Intro­ ducing the hill hrotfght applause from roHeagueo. A ndrew said hn undent and i that many rail­ road men not working now on the grounds thay are “sick” ha*e been drfreed from the drall hr. rause of their jnho. WAKIIINIITON. Feb. i —uiq —A mediation hoard member reparried "they're totally dead­ locked" as union negotiator* took a Innrheon retem today In talk* pedaled a t settlement of the " a id ” strike that has tied np much of the rounlry's railroad traffic. Jnhnolhan Scot I. Jr™ chairman of the nmeminent mediation agrnry, mniM not Hi-h im progress hut Thomas lllrltera, hoard secretary, Inld repartem : "I'sr been In this hn»ioess 33 years and I’t r nr«rr aero a mare stubborn rase. tVr*re still Iryiag In break the lee." The mediation officials went across (be hall to meet with spokesmen for the carriers, who were still In session as the union left. The workers* spoke*sere on rail for soother tacting, at 3 P.M. KMT. TV, P. Kew—dy. president nf the Urn Iherbaad ef Railway Trainmen, one of the four unions in the dispute, a ss told by reporters that a carrier spokesman had reported earlier that the talks were "sllll deadlocked.” ”| wouldn't say that." Kennedy aald, hut would not add any­ thing, The carrier spokesman laid reporters "there is no truth Mr. Carraway, who was iairn at H , Ogden, Fla., came to Hanford wlii'tt a laiy and attended gram m ar and high school* hem. Ilia mo. thcr, Mrs. Joder Cameron, live* lin e and also two grnndmotheis, H n . Mattie Carraway and Mr*. Hetty Metis. Mr. Carraway resigned to en­ ter private husiaw* in W ashing­ ton. lie «sId l»e had M l determined exactly wbat husineas he would enter hut for the moment he wa» ionrentratlng nn taking care nf hi* farm near Manassas, Va. The former Rantord man hod e v e ,| with the Democratlr N* tinnul Committee since 11*4)1, arting a* assistant to the treasurer an executive direttor of the nslion-wide Jefferson-Jarkson din­ ners before taking over the finanre position In June, IMS. Forernerly engaged In farming in Florida, tiarmway organiicd the Florida Young Damorrata in l!<33 and later served as executive director of the Young Democratic t'b il-N o f America. The only period in which he did n«t participate actively in a na tioiial campaign wa* during World a . ■!• enlisted man In the romlwt War II, when ha was in the Army engineering, spending IB month* in thr Smith rarlflc. • Mr. (Carraway, 41, I* m arried to the former Mias Helen Griffin of H a s ils w s no ISS- T m. i Mru* W . M. T h isrp o n D ies In J a c k s o n villi1 W A M IIN G IO N . Feb. '*— </t’ i S e ln lu r Service Director Lewis II llrith ry i.nd today nrw rcgula lions arc “ m the w o rli’’ lor a drall nt married men aced I 1* it* 2h who hvsc no ihildirn. Ilctrhry s«n| ,n ordri In* tsern drallrd for ihr appro* al of I’rrsi dent Human anti drfrnsr man­ power agciii ic* whnh would i an­ te! pieient drfrrrncnti lor men with one dependent. Ilenhei told the II oum Arm'**) Service* i ommittcc of the pro­ posed order dining In-aring- on u Mill for tmiveraal militiiry -c tv ice uod liaining Thr hill would make IH-yrnr<dd* *uhjc«t to the draft. Sollit* t'ongree* memtor- have Mccn ini i-ting tlint young married men ought to In* drafted nhrad of Ihe 1H-V ear-olds. K«tending the illnft to niarrieil met) In the IV-SSA agr luarkrt cm, In- 11010' without legislation. All that I* it*t|iilrvd ia an rxeeutlve order from the I’resldent. Iler.liey told the committer the prnpt’M'd order would limit Icprndent'v deferment* to: I. Men with one or inorr t Inld* no, O VI,.o w i l l , •, w-iff. HO.I c h lJd r. rerl, and 1. Men with more than IT 1C dt'perplenl. Thi- could lw, tor in-lanre, so itgrd parent ami no in­ valid <i»trr. Hri hty -aid hr was v|rt*l«llv trrtaln the Intrrertrd manpower agent i» . wrtiuld approve thr o n l-r. ,,, ... hero ...... working !M .................. ni'l hr Irad WASHINGTON Feb. i i/l’j Judge F. D kiim nn Ijrtro Malay at■prilled Hatty Husiell nl O m a rand Miami IWatli o( .« (milempt ui Congrru chaigr. Tlic 7’i-yrat-oM ittiul threw ihe charge out in U. N. Ihtlircl Conn M - c ly v llh Ihr S reto iy oftm iror With the tufitutcrtl dial lit toil i L r ^ . .3 ? w .. * *rl| Was ,, well ,Within lu» t<*mlt* A. A n d e rso n , S r. lutional ngh.* ip teftiting l» anvw'rr rpievtioiiv ol the Senate Died S u n d a y M o rn in g Crime Investigating Cnmmlttec f uneral service* will Ire held at Ir I H isitl that frit Russell l» ad 3:11') j \ M Itinmtrow at Erickson mil gainhhng atlivitrc* n! which hr Foueial Home t'hsprl fur f . A. IP s a lln ra t o east alsr Anderson, Sr., K5. who tiled rnrly L u th e r M. W ild o s D leii In K o r e a n W a r Word has been receiveit of thr death of |*fr. I.ultiri .v). Wilde* i Daytona Beach whlrh ttermird t > a result of wound* received in I-.,' tie in Korea rm Jnn. ft. He form' »lv re*idrd in Sanford lie |- miivised My hi* fathn. Rubhen A. Wilde*; hi* mother. Mr* Eugene llaitell. Moth of t»t tona Heath: five .runts, Mrs. J " fjthhs, Mr*. I’aul Ca 'in, Mrs. f» : Davis and Mr*, ttogirlr Massey • f Hanford; ansi Mr*. John Thom*of Daytima. :hree ’inrlea, J. i Bennett nf Mlam1; William J. H< n* nett of Orlait'hi anti Walter Ben­ nett of Kanfoirl. Holiday nmrniog st the local hn»pil.il following a long lllnex*. Born In Hartford. Conn.. Aug. I*. |H**N Mr. Anderson had hern a red* dent of Sanford for 37 year*. He formerly operated a grocery store and filling -tatinn at Thirteenth HI tret anil Frenrh Avenue, PHor to coming here hr wa* an engineer with the Healmnid Airline llallroad. lie wav a member of the (’nn grcgnlional f'hurch. Surviving are the widow wh<> re»ide at 8IP Frrnth Avenue; «n> daughter, Mr- M. I.. Itohinaon of Mrxlro. N- V.; In grandchildren ami five great grandrhildrrn. The Rev. J. II. Root, asalstetl hv Rev. W. I*. Brook*. Jr. will offi­ ciate at the service* ami burial will take place (n Evergreen Cemi*. fery. Collins Declares New Weapons Will Enable U. S. To Deal With Russians friends of Mrs, W. M- Thigpen W ill , eg let to leant of her death which occurred yesterday at River­ % will participate. side Hospital in Jacksonville. John Pierson. ___ .... president of the Funeral service* and burial took WASHINGfDN. Fell. '» f/I’t (tencral | I awton t <>||im derlarcd endnote County Count)___ Seminole Farat Pareeu, It place this afternoon In her old today it h not nc.ew aiy In malrh Hum* "dtvitiwm lor ilisiilnn*' Ireaiding In the setting ay of the home town of Doughi*. He. She agricultural h lk i U T agricultural n exhibit*/ la survived by the husband and caute s*ilh ti»w w“e;***p« and Iriiiniquri the U. S. Armv rnuld “deal one non, William Thigpen, Jr. of with" li<ird>> ol :.i'n a ‘**l n:a»»c» ,1 lank* oming across Luro|*c. G e n e r a to r P a ll Atlanta, (ia. One of the new scrapiru, vsluth the Army Chief of Staff riled a* Iseing "not many *eai»" away, i* a guided motile with an atomic warhead. rv e H its P o w ei In a ciqryii.nlerl inle.rkw with (he magazine "U. S. Newt and World lleporl" pirhlr.hwl her.-, C u llliu f MIAMI, Feb. ( - ( summarlt-tl J"l«r of the new we*- starlr*, bridge*, mountain range*, The Florida Power i t iron* and la iw u :yarned in Cores. Streams ami thing* of that rhararIlia appraisal nf ; h v tirrm .t - f ter, in conjunction with planned the new wespo- vans highly )>;■ demolition—th at combination of ownem ai 'im istir. • * factor-, together with higly niolilM eervlag electricity I In effect, C*H»oe outlined s n< • force*, .d equ.lrly e<|uiptied with s i A ^ W 1 P #y pl Pr o r r , t W,M. U F n d ar at | t » P. M. e« "We got over the r r-L Fr«brtm t*n Church under the auiprecs of the Sanford Council liattle p a tte n Ivs.'.'l *'-i-iigly nn irunlern Weapon, ran go a long to the voluntary new sreeapont and Irvhtilrjue*. t>ut way to*«ard making It possible." of Church Women, of which Mr*. R. K. Evans is president, it wai —■— — a In tfil* connection, he said he •till far from h l-'„ • hlneprird nounced lodsy by Mrs. Volte A. Williamt. Sr.. puUirity chairman. „ tor so-called "purhl'iitnn-*' writ- thought *'wr’i| be making a coln*. The enwri theme of the prayer service will he "Perfect love ceits out feer »«l mistake" if "we were to trv fam. generator fal renoda ol illent mraMtioii hrinp |»roYi<|fd in th t ttnryce and w< Its theme a* ft* -mtliosrt II i - to u sli h the rttinorr<l 10,00)) Ituvserve power nwn nrr »ik«l u they rn lrr ih r' that the new Arm* ran mil fight slan lank*, t.n k for tank." mid wave ehurvh to say the prayer written helim the poor and feerls the hun- a far Isrgei torre not *(mills rhTtie Chief of Stuff explained In spite ef for tha woman of th r world by g 'y . that in the "battle between arm or ec|ulpue-l 1W hacks by « Gagman Christian women. " U rd In nacklng his contentions, C»l- and guns” the "hshnees swing* Strengthen alt women whom ^ w eath er can— Jeau* Christ, We Women and Mo- Thou haal -ailed Into the epoetol tins disclosei] that the Army <• hack and forth." fee mm of l____ them Coma In Thee and Implore ministry of Thy love end Thy '‘working with the Air Foree no "F.llher the armor nr the wraIB pcsce. Comfort tirsm when weary the business of having ehttugit pnn I* mlalivelv ob*oVte at any ■on even with "Give us peace In our hearts. and disronsototo, Hupplv their transport* of the proper types, m i given stage of the game," Collins orator out at Hela 'is to r-sange our thoughts of daily needs. Grant them love, pa. that we can move one division tar* ■aid. "What we have gone after strife and hate trio word* and tlenre, and Hearts full of courage. oroximately IA,nnn to 20,000 mem ia to Itnnrnvr h»lh our tank* and LOHa 181 deed* -if hro* Mak* na Thy mes- Let their words and th e ir works by air In oe lift." our anti-tank w* arsons." NEW Y f e n fftn tor our children, ami for he blessed. In preper**lon for possible u»e He said the U. K. now has, In Lag I all with whom we live. |« t nor "Thou who Hast promised <n of *oeh a hiiwe air mnvernsnt. •! -• addition to the .1.6 inrh bas-roka baby of A home* be centem nf peaer In the rom tort as a mother rom forts, Chief of Stoff aaM. "we're train­ *ome military men credit with was enjoying a gonfetea of tH s warriiur world. help us to do the work Thoo hast ing our Infantry dlvtsloes in -shat atopnlng the early tank-led drier "Our te a .lt am h « e t with entrusted to qe In this world." wa exll *alr Im runurtublitv." In Kor*a, several other new wea­ h s r t : therefore we Imptora Thee, With this tra a in r. he explainrd. pons capable "of knocking out The purpose of the Day la to O Lard, strengthen os with tha unite Christians n tht: wurld rregular foot troona with erarv - the best *.nk that we know of In ■ >> M i fkal w an e only through in prayer, exp l WII- IM*« eiren t "heaviest equipment” tha world.” fafUt to Tbee. Guido the Hams. Each year Day of ceald be moved nuicklv end -**ilv He described a tank grenxde e f tha aatiawa and >11 Prayer romml' tha United to an alrfle'd s«ta»^ V. edrsnre fin d from launcher ettoebed to a I h a a ^ toward . _ Council of invitoe BOTatroops. Then. . '-died, other rifle; w ew recuileee rifle, the the anguish and grief one nr met • chosen tranewein wn> ,*.htoe cov-. 106, with as effective range un Tfc »y erprip- l/ml) ynrdij and a new anlt-tonk country to ____ . This COUld (Wing M. and peaee. Comfort year’s program m ts a re d h r m»)>i arid—you're Uiure.M MAbiTinltlon flrH from normal distressed. G rant heip to tha the Christian Dtiruasipi; possible technique ‘n Held artillery at a range up to ef Germany. Be Thou the father to For m halting msee attacks of tai.ks and IXJKM yards "or mom." la a d n a lr o ld to the wt. dW du.H r men. Coll ns said: Council Of Church Women Will Sponsor “World Day Of Prayer” As.-oci.itrd I'rcstn Leased W ire H u n t Is Indicted M c K ib b in Tells For Using Position Rotary Of Limits For Private Gain O f City P o w e r s " F iv e .to w t* P e rc e n te r" A ccused C o n t O f r ac t Is Illc u n i I .c ttin n Local Government Ke stricter! My Pow­ ers Of The State 20 T h o u san d R e d s Arc K ille d In T w o W eek s O f B itte r. B loody F i g h t i n g lO k Y O . Feb. '> t/T) Ihe Inggest Allied tank force nt the Knrr.m w.u rammed deep min Red territory today in hit-tun killer ranis on the western Iron! and then withdrew, WASHINGTON," le t. '> uVi J*inc* V Hunt. * lev fiyure in the Scn*ic'» l')4'l msrstigslion "1 Ihe rosin punch carried within I.<h ,il £.sscinmfntd limit .nr lire miles ol devastaled Seoul It .tinlls i|r|«eruirnl ii ;msii I lie S|*|e was (he i loiert Allied thrust to the "'live |tft) enlcts,'' ss-n tmtn ted Ms- for •lieii -iiilhoiitv md •-inlint ,.o old South Koiean capital virjce stsy up th.stgc, ui tuiccinu In rftvr aiiylliiny ssillmut the prior Miitlion I isitr, I Nation, forte, pulled out pMV*lf ctllcipn.es Iteiitrr ihr M',11 id die .St.sie l.eglsi*lure. ,.nd Cify jan. 4 Atscli Admiu -li .tr.,II s. Inf. limisrll M.in ieet ( l.ifnril \| kihblli m i I our oilier armored columns cut ',.11 .,*r Wh.tl fl.e I its I in fh». ,i WAA i on*ult,siii sliaipl) into Red areas, Behind U And I loss . .1 t|,r |{,,(,siv lull, lie*.'I A>'i«t.sni L S. Attorney l li silc* tl.tmdeious Imml.aidnirnt hy v,arII- M um ,is s.ml the in*Its tlllCIll tr Mh I iy. planrs and artillery, ihe tank* Ml M< Kltdnn. iidiodut r.l hv turned liy ,« Icdn.d grind pity Mailed Chine*e and Korean Red* *mount* M* i li.srgr ili.il I lunl « * ’ II II |'n|ie wilt, lisil ill,.i S T ,.i out ui hillside ioilt. Die lighting Icduiicslly ,i (pivrinnirnl o II i i m I die program, cxplmicd tl*.»t ihe raged al timet at luch rinse quart­ *1 ,i lime svlirri lie **.)> ,ir i cptiiig t itv operate* under . Cliritri fiom ers that tome Reds were ground tompensstiun lor lirlpim: oilier* do tlie .State sslinli .le.nl» drfinev to death under lank treads. it* |«iacr» ..ml limit ilmris liusin-t* ssitli the Kovrinmrnl A d>»ition spokesman estimated The null, tin, til runt allied four lo slisssri In (lie >|Ueili >n ‘WliV (hat the Isso main columns. Milk­ count* nllcging violation* in the spiing and summer ol lUlti, If l,,e<n t ll.r l ‘ily do tli.it, nl ing up llir main road In Seoul and convlctot, llim l would fuic n lint ’ Mr Mr kilJ.lii said, "W e nn a laleral toad six mllet farther mavimum (rennlty of ||ii,u)*) fine «.»U only say, "|l liocsnT li.isr lire ssest killed TOO Resit and wounded and two year* Imprisoiiniynt on uiill.ority' " I, TOO. crlih count. The *tntute »»)* C vplaining Mint Mi. pr«- ent t'liy further Dial rotivietcd |o'i*on* On llie cenlial front. Allied arv I’lsttr-* fni"v>i f*.*o> /useit, Charter war ad*.pte,| i,, the ippi n* usae f lt l r-.iion of tin I .eg l dal Die, and merit employ ntrnl. Hunt wp* u key maw In ih* embrace, m „o of (hr nrovHioiir. Sennit * 11141) ilivettIgaltoil I*1- of (lit* [>ht Chatter svith .nine cnlUe hi* uHtvitli'* were the »tl i andilillig hut s". Mli no new Malting point, Mul hi' quickly power , M l- M chihi-iii outlined toded into tin ki, i ground is* aoliie (he jm'.verr. and I' 'l«msi!dtilie- will'll the IT ,alter d'»..« give bigger name ■ wi re hrought In those id M s). tJeneral llarry II Mo GU| In lh< (ir .1 plsre, hr .aid, it Vaughan, alloy aide to I’testdenL II) A SHIN IA T F .D TRESS Truman, and John Matagon. a rreatv* the C ity, tin defines the Rancher* in nine South and ritlslfrious man.about do** p who city limit The governing author! hud a White ttr,U',i p.s-*‘ *hd tv of fhe Y*ll» - »* tested In a Central Flvrida rnuntles fuirght pop pep tn and (lit of till evecu City Commission nf f u r mrinher* dewpeistrly tudav to save rattia (ir r s l'N over hv .1 msvor of their still suffering the affect* of * live m a n s io n lit will Magagnn later w»- convlete,! ossii rlmoiing The nisyof hit* no virions cold *pell over the week­ predicted of fterjury -lying when under admllii dtntive ilulir,. Imt provide-, end while fijrrc.viter only a light frn.t In th f.alnesoath— to the Hctinti inve.iigaling over all meeting*, and h u to ,!■ sillr diMricl. cwnmilttci' and wa* enteii,«vl I,, i vote i-.irii'iderahte turn- l'i atten-( J. (list. Ponce, a rnemliei* of puhtie meet jug*( signing May tu eight tnontli* t•• l**n year* ing the State l.ivesloek Sanitary paper*, ete. In jail. Tile City Manager ni l* a* pur- Board and ■ hig cattle rancher in (he whole tlivrallgatiiirig In-eha-ing sg* lit for ihe City, make* th.' ( Ikeechohee dl-Mict, taid some gnu this way : Tin* New Yolk Herald T r i ­ appointment* to rcrtnin City pod- cattle died last night uctplte the bune puidlahefk a slory nlHuil Hie tin***, ndvines the Cjly Cotltmixs* efforts of rancher* l« save them. He estimates; Ihe Saturday activities nf Hum , s wa'tline *ion nn tlie npri nt inn of I lie vnr lieulenanl colonel who had *rt imi* dr( « It nient* of I in (*lty gtiv- night free*)* look the live* of nleoit r.,H)K1 rattle but that ranchhim;r!f up In buslnr-r h— - n- * rrnment T h r Charter also provide* f"i •is Mill weic finding teoli-. * in re* "msnagrmrnt counselor." The rt eatlnue* na !■«■* *t*t u city court, judge Nt ! city ist ttu.te eeetlrs'i^ of their range's. Circling l.urrat'*, bd rinrhera turtles f«r tin trial nf tin- viola­ •i •*•*tlftftM *»i > « • *111 IT IM / I'N l i t III tor* of n t v illBatire*, and tin W ITH IJ. r. H K C iIN D H IVI * duhlUhmrnt ,d poll,,- and fit)1 *1 **sa(Intiaat »** I IIP Ftotit NttiN’, Korea, l<l> f> id' Sgt lIuneynioD ii t ’ t m p U * I h Ranchers Rattle To Save Weather Battered Cattle Jo t D 'E l l a . 10121' H i .*io o m .I 111* I M I N I IMS Mil KH I n in ju r c f l In A c f id e n t Tacoma, W a »h , I off hi More I )),d VNtlt I KS. h'rti Ilf) day *»up dirt. It look the weak Kor.an un Dmiirnlion.siTcr, ’ Not any tnori Mr and Mr* James II. Caton, The |duiiging neckline nod en route on their honeymoon atter that long to thaw nut h, ■ stole dieuer Ii a \ e Iteing marrteil only (l,:ee hours Ivsiight teeth, whlrh froie solid Mare - *hmililel lirought brasvierr* out In the before in Orlando, narrowly cs» one night In a cup "f water. n|M*ri, and manufacturer* a ir mak­ ,'a|wil injury in nn automobile col* ing them to lie *hown. IIKHKAIICH fill A N T tie inn near the Big Tree Road on The anntntl ior*et. bta-drie isimI the Orlando Highway at NEW Y O R K , Feh. U i,V t Ihe T:ttc ratnegit Corporation lt» given liiigrrie *how yrstrrdsy fealuriNl o'clock, Saturday night hia ill velvet, sstln, taffeta and 11,ijno,it*i more tn Columbia C u l­ The other automobile Involved ver,ity Teacher* College for r* fnr .how, in bright color* in ir-nl in tlie accident w a, » tented w ti •esrch nn melhnd. nf tr aching of tradttional ps-,tr|*. i from the c ity Cab Co , Orlsrido, Amrrhan cltltetkhip in th> na l driven by Cbsrte* K * " »t of Bald­ IA It AM V It I’ .11 "I IV A l l I* lions* public tchonls. w in , N.Y. Damage to the outomnThe grant, to run until I P M .' N EW Y tlllK , Fell f. i/Vi I he t.de « i '- estimate'! ,il F.n and to '•■a* auuniinrcd yesterday hy In •JT.fWXi ton airi'isft rati ter Tarawa (Ii* Caton car at HI**. Mr. Kassel William F, Rin>!,ell, president •< I, hard In active vervi. e aftei 1wn* charged l.y Sl*l- Highway I'.) innnthv in mnthhntli. the college. The vessel, name,| fur one of Patrolman R (•, Harrisore with The (iarttcglf corporatlnn gave the rnllege an nrlgirtal flWlj/XW ■he Marines* Mloodlext camnaign recklc** driving. fnr Ihr aatne project in lletoher, in Ihe I’arifir, sva - r n ln im oiiiri INI t*MF I V\ -i Katurduy. HMD. t"hn I*. Fah», Collector of In ­ i ' in.il Revenue for the District of Florida, ndvi*cs that a Deputy E is e n h o w e r R e p o rts 'I’o S e n a te Collector of Internal Revenue, will t.e at the Hertiinob- County Cham­ I N WAlMINOfON, f!rn. Mwlght P Etseuhfiwrr lera.rls In a Cline'l ber of Cominers e tietween the hour* of «:30 A M. und 5 00 P.M. inerting ol the Senste Foreign He. on Feh. 16, 10 tor the purpose of latloru and Arrne<i Service* Com ­ giving advice and u.-vistance need­ mittees. Seated are Sens Alexander ed by Federal Income Taxpayers in Wiley (It-W la > and Tom Connally (D -T e *,). Standing are Sen* fslyles the preparation of their inroni* tax returns. While mo*t taxpayers llrldgev (H -N , II.) and Blchsrd II. will he able to prepare thetr own Bus tel I ( D -H a ) . (tRtrrrintionoi) returns, this servlee will be ren­ dered ivherr needed at m> charge to the taxpayer^ to * No. 118 Allied Killer Tanks Punch Gaps In Chinese Red Lines; Married Men To Be Drafted 2 O r M ore D e p e n d e n ts W o u ld Be N eed ed F o r E x e m p tio n U n ­ d er N ew D ra ft L a w ATOMIC aOMI PtOTtCtlON in the clanroom, boys and glrli In a New York City tumor blah school scurry under desks in s warmup drill. The lessons learned from such drills, which will Ire held monthly, will be available for educational Institutions elsewhere In the United S tilrv In addition to training In protertive coverage at school, .Superintendent Wllllsm Jansen advises parents how they can cno|ierula with home Instruction for their young ter* In the event of an atom bomb attack. (fnirmolional) Generally fair through Tuesday except mostly cloudy and possibly lilh l rain lower East Coial and Kfj» thU afternoon and tonight. Warmer Tuesday and a tittle high­ er Irm parslures mml nection* tonight. S an fo rd W e a th e r High yesterday M l mw today 43 Rain 00 Total Feb. rain 2:13 inches Normal Feb. rain, 2.31 inches. The W e a th e r • J A C K S O N V IL L E , Atlanta Bismark Koiton Brownsvilla Chicago Denver Das Maine* Fresno New York Washington Winnipeg Jacksonville Miami Tallahassee Taapa Feh. 5— tof) 13 14 3B 76 33 40 29 07 30 34 •I 60 tt 57 M .10 l 23 M IB tt t« JU iflfS W M 29 -t« 34 M at 41 4l � 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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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>, February 02, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/81a352e75aa430d67c0ab2ad037e5995.pdf 95995f56fce9ec211d9a275d05618fa8 PDF Text Text ✓ . W EDNESDAY JAN. SI TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD FROM FLORIDA FASHIONS trading new wage earners Into Sanford. The Key fact remained, however, Mail Order Division Removed To Orlando that Florida Fashions employed mostly women and that a family did not Florida Fashions has found It necessary to move Its Mail Order Divl- ordinarily move Into a community In order to secure work for the wire si on to Orlando. A building is now under most rurt Ion for the company or daughter. Unless there were work opportunities for the man of the no-the Cheney Highway. It will he completed in time for Florida Fashions family bn the principal wage earner—and these did not seem to exist— to vacate Its present Air llase iiuurlers ns requested hy the t'ity for the ull euch efforts to enlarge the working fared e t women could not help reactivated Naval Air Station, very much. .................... ...... i . Employees Will Receive Transportation Aid Since the days of early 1950 when lark of help pointed to the need for moving to a larger community we have been roaeerned about the welfare of the employeeN who have coalributed so much to our rapid growth. The choice of nearby Orlando was made primarily with lids in mind. In order to cause the leant passible hardship to our Sanford em­ This move was necessary for two reasons. ployees, travel assistance will lie given hy furnishing free bus transporta­ The Immediate reason was the need to find <|iiirk replacement for tion. The company will also work out a car pool plan, defraying the the 7#,000 square feel of spare occupied at the Air llase, nod required on expense of those who will travel in thin manner. Every possible considera­ The plana for building were not pushed nay further, however, during The aerond reason was more lutsic and existed even before the pres­ ent national emergency. It was simply Ihnl the rapid growth of the mail order operation and the quickly developing manufacturing division to­ gether required more qualified young womrn employees than Hanford seemed able to provide. tion will lie given to the lime and travel convenience of our eo-workere. the early Fall since the bunlncM outlook seemed so uncertain with the rapidly changing Nltuation In Korea. It didn't seem wine to make so Im­ portant a move at Mich a lime. Sanford And Florida Fashions During thin period, however, the employmeat problem remained, and we again brought it to the attention of the proper authnrltieu. Our concern has been apd remains also for the welfare of San.ord, On January fat, 1947, Florida Fashions had five persons on Its pay­ the community with which we have grown. We wish to commend the rolls, Hy June, 1918, this had grown to 178) hy June, 1949, It ws»OT8( efforts of the City Commissioners and the other public aplrlted citizens M 1'* ' ' fiti ' ' *••)•! J -* f Looking Ahead T# Base Reactivation i. and hy June, 1950, it was 446. A Very large proportion of the employable * f •'( .-- l|J J 1 ,, , .. .. • ’i' i . m i'. i, ,, Employees loyally worked long hours of overtime and on night shifts. When the war ptetere made || certain that we wejo facing large- •> i, power fa kelp an. *' 1 ' *• "" scale mobilization, we realized that the Air Rase might lie reactivated This was often a hardship for them and Ihe additional nisi was unprp- f liable lo the company. <«i who have continually lifferedthelr awtiirtihre and have done all In their young women of Hanford were working for Florida Fashions, and whan more help was needed for sessonsl peak periods it could mil he obtained. *■! *11 * ................................... - Florida Fashions has not left Hanford. Hundreds of Hanford people will continue ttieir employment with Florida FaMilon*, working In their •-» J "#t - We still felt that (he comlemplated move to Orlando should be post­ h, , | J# f t. neighboring cnmmunily. poned-If M all possible, aqd that we should make every effort to remain Larger Community Necessary For Continued Expansion . Florida Fashions Manufaetqrlng Company remains In Hanford with in Hanford foe the present. Ha 1250,000 per year payroll, a payroll which did M l exlat four years ago. Accordingly, a survey wan !*gaa of all available vacant property in Hanford suitable for our purposes, and some of these qadrteni were leased rlear Hint Florida Fashions was grow­ on a stand-by basis. A total of 26,000 square feet was acquired under ing faster than Hanford’s ability to supply qualified young women work­ leas* and option. Even buildings much too small far economical operation ers. To Insure the future growth of the rompuny, s move had lo be made were considered, many of which would have required expensive altera­ By the summer of 1950 It w hs to a rimmunity with a larger population on which to draw for an ode- tions. Finally, about a week ago, the hope of acquiring sufficient apace in Ranfard wan abandoned an being muck tint costly, as weH as reuniting quite anmber of suitable workers. In a m y Inefficient operation, even If all Ihd apart Ueeeusary could he ' ISO persons, and Is developing rapidly. Today, although producing uver 100,000 dresses a year, it still sup­ plies only 25% of Florida Fashions' needs, and there U great opportunity for Its continued growth. We are now seeking saltable and larger quarters 4I - = .„ - , * » * ■ n *■ In Hanford for this Important Industry. A survey win made of the principal cities of the State, anal of which naught to laUresl the company In local Ing in their rommualHen It was finally decided that Orlando would lie the natural chole* because of Ita naameas to Hanford and the probability that most of the present employees would be able to continue working in I he new Inralim without • :i * undue hardship. Also, a survey which wan made showed a large number ■^ Now, In Ita own right, owe of Hanford'a principal bustnweoMtTmploys i 4? • '- .i of trained female workers available In the age groups most needed. * Therj •* - f in • . | Sanford’s Economie Future med no other course hut to proceed with our original plans for. the buildlag In Orlando. Since construction had been frozen, It wan • * • « ’ * * • • - - / ■ irfasxry fa get approval in Washington on the basis of ah emergency, which approval wan secured. The Navy wasted the Air Base quickly and we pi acceded at once with day and d fttf dilffa to MBd the 54,000 square feet Orlande unit and have It ready so that we weuld not hold Orlando, through Its Industrial Hoard, helped secure n suitable twelve-acre alto and gave valuable assisionce In making arrangements for flasaetaf and designing a building. Plan* were drawn, and nteet wna purdMBtl tm a 54,M0 square font structure as Ihe first unit of n casteat- filled 100,000 square fool Mnll Order Building. up their schedule. Additional storage V a n that will be needed hi also We hope to continue filling an Important place in the Ufa or this being acquired. community. Wa sincerely pledge to the administration and to the people In Ranfard the bant we ran possibly contribute toward Hanford's wetfaro. Sanford Officials Advised* F L O R ID A F A S H IO N S , IN C . F L O R ID A F A S H IO N S M A N U F A C T U R IN G CO* IN C �195! I hi Unity Tim* U Strwifth— TH E TW Protect Um p « M « «f th« W m M i T Proa*U Ihe P n i r M of America. T » P f W m P tM H ritf for Sanford. 0^ ? m t f n r d P r r * U. S. C arrier‘Fired On Bv Reds While Delivering Planes S A IG O N . Indochina. Pah. t (Ah— (Communis I-led Vletminh guerrillas threw m o rU r fire at * U . S. Navy veseel In Uto 8al»oo River today. U t e r . aiiUdd* VietI mlnh patrol* hurled ha rut gr* nadea at a group of U . R- *ailnr» from tha vassal. Th e attach on the sailors wa* in downtown Saigon. Amerkan* waihurt, but fire French Mariner w h» were with them auffered in ju rk . In the terror raid, apparently *Ug id to proftil th « i r r l f i l I " 1* U . 8. ship here. Th e whip la the U . R. ***"ri carrier Windham Bay. It arrived * this morning to deliver plane* and I other wgr materiel to the French who are fighting tho O m m n n D tlod Nationalists. It wps undam­ aged by the mortar attack whkh came as it moved up tha Saigon River from the China Bea. Later, when A m ir lean aailot* gathered at two bora la down Iowa Saigon during a shore leave, a group of stteckava appeared suddenly, they hurled 10 grenades. One attacker was caught by | Vlanlnam polka at the scene w Among tha others w ho fled were two won ring uniforms of street­ car conductors. Immediately after the attorke, all V . 8. Navy m I nave Oa tO M la N O M O R E E L K F M I A ! f t 8 C H N IT V IE N N A , Airatrto. Fob- 1— NFi — A akorUgo of olopkonD Ip V i­ enna haa causad n m U u ra n t to cluM Vienna'* “Goldan 0 * t" restau­ rant epoclsliiad tn alopkint gou- | n k gnd achattMl MO 10 I *" In bo A s x t r ia lr d P r r v . I.c.isrit W ire N o . lit . Freezing Weather ‘ ZrAinJirTi' Emergency Group Is Forecast For To Discuss Plans Honda Tonight ViTiigltl h„„ iv,, i„Nn.. ,vh For Hospital Site \ s lllM , IO |Vh . 1 t h I iHPithiivt fi TO K YO . F r i T ^ / P h Allied force* renewing their eight-day limited offemivr jahbed 2 1- mile* • into main Chinete defeniet in western Korea today, but rammed againit blaring Communut tounler-attacki near the central Iron). A*»ociated Press correipondenl abandoned their empty gun* and Sian Swinton Mid tome Chinete fled before an American tank-led talk force which twept into Wonchoq, on a lateral road running 4 eait from Suwon. American infantrymen. Swinton •aid. captured 44 important hill* dating the day a* the weitern front wai puthed forward from half a mile to 2Uj mile*, again*! waning Red reiiitnnce. The hottlefront now run* rough- • i UN Assembly Votes To Brand Chinese Reds As Aggressors; Ike Says Europe Will Fight P la n e s T h u t e F u e l To A d v a tn 'in ^ (T. N. F o rc e s Reds Counter-Attack In Attempt To Cut Off Advanced Unit Of Assault Force ly on an eait-weat line fire mile* north of Suwon. Farther east, another American • unit raptured a l 2171 -fool moun­ tain from whleh the Chinete had linen harnailng U - N . aoldier*. Three thou land N orth Korean Rada atroamed nut of hideout* to ■ strike French and U . 8. troop* In n three-pronged aaiault neat Chlpyong, 12 miles north of Yoju, near the Junetlon of the rentral and western fronts. I .ate in the day a Tenth Corp* ■poke*man Mid tha anemy'attach « wa* under control, with Allied w troop* using deep foshele* dug and abandoned by the P.ed* Rut the attack was continuing and U . N . element* wera being hit on three aide*. American pilots reported many Reds withdrawing aero** the Man River ahead of the Allied drive. Later it appealed that at least M IM of these were not retreating hut w rre hastening to the area ef Thuradav's counteratlaek. • Th e Haa itg a r flow* alone the aouthooattM Mltoklrtrf of Seoul, former South Korean capital. The takeoff of the renewed Allied ad­ vance was from position* wllhtn ainn mile* of that city. While the U t ile rated, Korean Fre«|drnt Svngman Rh*e Heel*ret : " I hope to be horli In Seoul • aoon." * Th o 7B-ymr*old President al**> predicted, "the w a r I* already coming to an end, Mtcuiua-d? because the Chinee* Communist toldlcr “ I* fighting without spirit. He ha* no purpose for which t" sacrifice hi* life." Rhee flew to V. 8. Tenth Corn* headquarter* to confer upon the Corps Cominsnder. MaJ. t,encrai order of Military Merit, wtth 8H ver Star. — , . , Seven Chines# Communist »oldiera under a w h ite fla g . surrendirwWeueO i n **#♦ Tmmri U rold » i « » tonight and Frldiy, *em* In north and erntrsl por­ tion*. Cloudy and showers fol­ io* rd h\ rlririnc and consider•M» rnlarr tonl(ht with tempera­ ture* I ' to IK north, 23 In .11 renIral portion*. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Allies Attack Along Entire , B attleiront a T c m p c rn tu rc .s Ai r E x ­ p e c te d T o D ro p T o E in litc e n D e g r e e s AT AN ADVANCE POSIIION .-.l the fr"rt In Knee*. Itniied Nallmo -nldier .> g**olinr drum* and salvage the ‘chutes that tloalnl tlietn tn earth from Firing Boxcar* The lilg plane, keep the ta-t moving units suppded by air during the prej-cnl advance. Below, bis guns mays up to the front line*. (International Xoundphoto) *T Pressure Mounts For Settlement 3rd Atomic Bomb Of Paralysing Railroad Strikes Is F.xploded Near LasVegas, Nevada lit it vitol.n w . u vim W A M lIN t.lO S , I rl> I (/f*i P rru m ri mounted rapellv <11 *»de* ((«).!> in Ihr long (mouldering Mllfnnl (Inpute l.ven -i ictllcnienl termed unmbl" te yntw government *»(I»»•w!» itrailling wiili flie L it ,|ii( ling development*. F lash Is L e s t B rig h t T h a n S eco n d B ut E q u a ls F ir s t B last LA h El. A M '. Feh i The e«lde*l * * ir ol Mir « » Min will *weep into t lornl* tonight. -erlm t-l} threatenm* both the multi-million (Inllti *llruw «nd *e*el.,ldr rio|„ I h< Federal-Slate I ro,l tt orm it Seri lee predicted dancer In rltru - in North I lorida and <•> truck o, rr rnn,l of the ,tat* Inmnrron murniriR. and r*en , iir .r rnmtlllun, S i I n r il i i morning. It “ HI the fir»l main- threat ot the -remit- tn Florida ritfll,, and anot her Haltering (or Ihe h in t hn »r*c table groner*. Frrennc «eath er i* tn alore lonichi (or all the penln-iJa r»rrp t the Inner rs*l eoa*l. nllh lempei a lm r, dnwn In I* In the lialneatitle riU trk t, the hiirrmi -lid II* A H H ittlV IF .D I'HKSS Winter at it, w in,I ,tru,k hard at thr nnllon lodi* It hurled all it, ptinrhr, ,n o ». eold. Hundred, of arhmta har,h enld. Hundred, >d m Iu,»U were clo.ed In the ,lnrrn are.*, heure- of highway, were him k ed mf I no Ireaehrrou, for -ate lra*el. 1 ran,pnetallon *«> »h>w ed at many point*. ( k n n un l rat l(in and powrr line* »rf(( rippled nr knocked mil le**> rilru* trowrra enlrulate,! thru Io ',e - In the million. Del it H rtlrlll |,ll t tipi h(|« lit** » I»»f It fit iruitwif" ,»n% llllne *h■<tt i ij1Cr r%’i {itn .1 ml *1**« Iil r r 11 *ht I nllnl Stuli** mil'll help iittilil fin* itpffMafj ilrfrnor I nf me | ** I it wli pf1Itr f fHiii I |i*h *4ft In (|nvtr» l.l’arlihiiN rf n ,|* wtipi rniflt rfinttflrnt In an 4*1 rlrr*.* Ill iti tnVitf ftlJll |iiAvvt in rlitii* nf I ftr SfRiilf «n*l II mi *r in thr I Ihr at 4 nf litnC»raa nml iInr film H r r«llrif *tn I h* Viin rn il*rr** In h n r f i l l h in Vmrfira in ihi* ‘'ffrr<iilr »tf *!»»* Is 1*1(1** IMrI III I hi If ilifft whip Ihiw rntirtlt t r ni« tirm i«fr. Hr 'till ihtw, (n turn, n ill tin*pin* (hr Mtnr luntl nf Irnilrr^htii miinvig *tiipt ffiriiilk iilirnnl * K A M IIN G T O N . l et. I t,1’i t*enei.*l tbdi-lil I) l itrruinwer lob I t ongtrx member, today llieie i, "n o Mirplalde alternative to Amern an li'lp in reainnng |.uro|ir. man, will meet al 4:00 o’clock l h t '! » . m a lle r n o o n to divt o n p r o g ie i, d lie III I m ill 11 g a new bu a lu m l e i u i l d - l o ig b lo o M e u iu n a l to lo i llo > pilal meet wdli llie Sr bediiled ti rommitlre were I). C. I_ Park. I in ker. medical aildm r and I I pieiidenl ol *hr f I-**j,d *1 A ,to, la- tmn. Ihe i om mil lee iniludet (» ^ Silencer, the Rev. | t M cKinley. I be liv e -i ,i (ieneral. rb«*ei( William Kirk. I Mrailcy Oilliam. to bead thr Allied delcmr ton ei I. F Royle and W 11 Stempei ipamat R i i i 'UU a«Krr,(lon. pilbh An initial meeting o( the commit­ ly ptinrd tbe great debate diet tee w ai bc|d Saturday n,uin al the i orntodling I S troop* to those Mnntr/iima Hotel for diw union ot to n e , with an arldrei* to an totbe ( m u iie a ic d by N .ny order* foMutl imiil meeting ol tbe Sento varatc the pieienl ho (pilal ilr iod Home iitc by April t|c argued Wc mini gi*f I mope (iin la n ic Eleven Criminals Stage Break From M ental Hospital Tolulinff $1 u o o o Duke And Duchess Of Windsor Arc Visitors On F lo rid a Plantation In d ia O p p o ses Move As V ote Is 44-7 In F a v o r O f P ro p o sa l: R eds A rc Iso lated I \KI SICCLSS. let, i t/Pi tbe I ruled N ilmm mernblv C o m m itte e C h a irm a n voted nieiwnelmtnglv today to lag Corninuniil China a* an iggreno» W h itn e y C o n f e r s in Korea. Iru! a warning by RfrW ith C a p ta in D ay lain In go dnw on tani liom raoed ( lug queilion a> to the ne*t Uep. (barntier ot ( nrnrnerie N erielatv Ihe A((emblv vole wai 44 In 7 I d Whitney announced tin, rimm­ the tame ai ihe balled in tbe ing that tbe lloip dal Emergency I’olitu *1 Committee Tueidtv night. Committee ol wbtrli be n chair­ I lie live Soiiel bloc counltiei (If laic, Mi. lutm-y ha* had n (e ry tilivy schedule, he revealed. not irnlv liet (ii^ tbetr i, no ar- Monday he w a, in Jacksonville Die Army, which hat been running the nibnxil- »ltlfe they wet conferring with Capt fi T . t*av, (fp l ilde illetti itlir, but tieiailie colli 111 slider of ihe Jack *oiiv llie •tired lonbe.ul o il < Irikr lad August. (*.(( tie,oming vdually m m crm -l Naval Ail Htation. who staled iicalleied walkout* -lagrd dial tlefente diipment* in Chicagn. Detroit I A S VEG AS. Nev.. Lrb. I — |/P| if wr Wftf If If kUmlinu I Imt the Navy will occupy ihe Washington. ‘'I- laitiii. Pillihurgh. A ll.inla and Portland. Ore l.iehiing the prr-clawn iky with ftifl-ilf c| tit» ,i tent|tI nf ( minium* Station here according to the re ^ Itvfen*r offlrial* wvrr I»l- 1 'll a *uihten hnlltanl Cleat*, the ll»W . Ido .((Il l^lkllt iv*l*m WfMlItl wnriHi HlfllM (vuuer lentlv annouiBTil mhedulc. tng ladh antes grid the Nntiunnl atom,, e.plmron m If*, than a M IAM I, lrb I t/l*. her M Th ir morning Mr. Whitney athledihtlon Hoard to hn*ien a »er *.*>*y ' 1 tended the hpetllliE nf the New flenient of tho wage and lm*n week wai tombed off tndsy .1 tflr, "•* N-,|emii|y. I i(»nh,(wei hart told York rilant* lla-el.all School. At di sdlnck Rovemment*. rpr.wlmg let range i '«• «» -"*< W r'" ,,rr ........ . If the "*irk atrike*" Ipteail to oor.bwed ol here. J wwsnewl that »em,>er*tu,e, w.ll il,, lawmakers ra tlin tHel there | wmn he wa* *rhe.tuled t® attend liilirhron in Orlando a* whirl, day, it » * i learned that Ptctidc" . I . I I plunt^ *% Ifi^ <44 «lrkprri m -Ice rail oic on de erne , , operation pl.iri* for Seminole f'outdy nartiWimVi44« M lllfd in lH*n»n and Truman may take a direct apiu it to the railroad worker* to wripht roulette wheeli Im n b lfd rn tbe the north, 2r* IP the ir n tld lioitloii with Write tn Luinpe would deter- rlpallon in the Ci-ntral I'torida the effect of the lle-up* no |(. e/iiii! ill llie hirnc tbe inurir ol iivili/alum and Kx'iovltiUN will tie dlveunveit. and |il(l strove Tuesday rilglil he met with the wliethn (tec govertirncnl* will fighting in Korea and ikfiu ,i gambling i o m o ot (tie tale-living (oulli tonight Kyivulive anil Finance (Tiunniltcity pri-itaratiun* oere and in KuromG u a rd s A rc B eaten By tee of the tTinmlo-r of ( ’(lmnierce tbe Irene wi , , , ( c ( lire ,t<l(* (onlinue to m i l leader* of the trainmen', uulo i A *|(ohcaman for the Almnie , ' " , Jii*t i.ack from » turn of Ko at the uric hoc in - Hv-laW-chaWBev, wcatbci men P o te n tia lly D a n - involvi-d in the "quickie'' -trike* Kncrgy ('nmmiaalun aalrl that fim tl tomorrow ruglit lope. HDenhuwer -aid liu’te i» no the memtierahin drive and other fared contempt of mutt pi-naltii-* qucaliou of Western Kuriqie'* <1*- topic- were outlined Ye*terd»e gercius E s c a p e * * ' ; I,, frdrra! rfttrt 1“ tjti'r*e" -tad aurveya turned up “ mi report* of warned ttiornlrie Mr Whit nev eon ferred M g e ic io n Strong wimi. .ip t,, - ) -uilci in .In for th<- atrike Iraiier* nr heavy any riullulogirai nasarti*." frlh-r w im - lie cunfini*l hlm*rlf rhirfly "Th e re I* a •pirit to rr*i»t," lo- with (T it Manager MrKihhin and I J T T U : R O C K . Ark . Feb 1— fine* on the union Ireetury acre hour or .lightly higher will tnhn to ronflrning what mod nf the <aid "There I* a drlennlnatbin to Jack llatgan reeardlng the ant/1't Lie veil "ixilrn tially danuci- |w>*tl|ilc if the rmiri upholds the town wire dy knew — that It “ aa tn (lie i lull Sni.ill » m I i warnmi; inutncemeiil hy Florida Fashluri* ild tlii-ji pnit- to take the ti*k “ .In (lire t>e|inrtmenl‘* nmtentfou on**’ men (laired a m m break that the apiHiradii walkout* dr ngplnalot No. :i at Ihe new range lie *ald, too, that Km ope* - of the movement of their mail were boillcd along ihr AtDntu in del division to flilaiidogrente*! newt now I* not Amet tfnm the rriminal ward ot lire died tn)unctiona otilaincd acaiu*t *ince Saturday, amt No- I I »i"c» Thc Chamber of ( ’•■mnieice vchrtininmcu In pte (lirfatmn* the fitnt wa* *et off tn S’*>v io a ,t (mm Key U 'r ,i in ( i|»- 11it 1, h i -.<it.|fer* hilt iququnetit wbnli State Mental H m pilal lad night tin .lute next week will al*o he a Ilt| ftinst (»»■ f lr llY f t t«1 tfl •rile , A hearing I chediilcd I Mexico in July, IDItt. I h. I b.iul i tera*. and along d and Ik d into the mow-envered II ..Ciilnurd IlM ruRf !'##**» I in Chicago Friday. l,ii - v OKI, III -aid. a'.d --'ill In lie hrnvhcd off all impimei eountryoHe. Simillar injiinrltiiti* are Mill tn mImiiiI the type of weapon "h u h road ter St. Mack elude a meeting al t OH o'chu-l Police threw up roadtdmk* and fo rc e arainM the llrooiherhot«l o f rnav In- tr'ieil. Imt townspeutile I be invatinn »•! At**•« »•« f»nl» K u i l d i n x P u r m i I s Monday afternoon with the Legis­ lation Committee headed l>y (i 'k i*rucd a ueneral tlarm Rrndenl* Itnilroad Trainmen in Wachinyton agreed that It arem* tn tie more a tiillinieillkr iialmy |wc| en|nyerl amt Cle(( laud, where union head Sperici i and Ktcrulive i uninxItl • o( the area pulled then -hade* ipinilrr* are liu-uted Thu* fur. A t­ than one. by Florida wtute (tie tevl ot ill* Today'* (la*h. i*ttiie**e* *ant, meeting during th evening at 7:30 anri linked then window*. torney tirneral M r(»r«th ntanneil wa* alxrut equal ill lirllliance In nation d m rird I'. M tin Wediteaday evening al roiitcmpt action nnl> in Chicago Th r (uttllivr*. all charged with I n J a n u a r y 7:.'lfl n'rlork |dnu» for thr nieoi. Saturday'*, hut eon»lderah!y le-* Florida had a go*»l rharin of I s s u e d Willi Ihe trainmen in the wuge Minding than Sunday’*- And Hi* Iter*hip drive will la- made felonie*. and a mental patient ewnping ihe f r m r until a lo« and hour dcarllock are ih rrr (dher C ity huilding penult- Inialled later recaptured ovei|Miwered union*, ihe engineer*, conductor*, rirmlillng roar which followed al-o pre,Mire trough developed m the wa* In* powerful. tiulf. Foreteller* Mild Hint hruki J I 17,1.Vi In eatirnated colt of retnur attendant* in their break- and firemen and rngin<onrn All T h r *uo iu*t tieglnning to light the Jam which held luu k tin cold mH edud ami commercial ion ,no­ laOiicks T o A lto n rl want a autudantial pay tncrraae One nf the felon*, armed With the *ky. hut It wa* (till *'"» air run** and it spurted «oiith- tion and irpall wort dining l«n D istric t l.ckfion M eet a table leg, tiiggealrd: “I^ t’* kill and IK hour* pay for a lb-hour (tail, to determine whether »ny wary, John Gillon, titrltdlng Inthe tiactard*.” hut heeded pkaa of work **e*k for iho*c mrinla-r* .n cloud accompanied the trlast. It ward. Temper at .ire, drfip|ied to to pe<>((r, announced this reoirdrig Capt Katie T , I-ourk*, A metIhe yard *ervlee. patient* who intervened wa* timed within a few minute* riegeec* at Vice *'*ci, ff* »l J 1 \|ore than It'M.tutl wa- fm Ihe Iran Legion Department commit The four union* rejected a «rt Meanwhile, another drama wa* ,,f the prevlnu* two. son. Mlaa., It »* Shreveport, I i bolldiug nf new home-, for which Irernaii "f llie nth lll-liitt, -tntcd Itrnu nt which had Keen tetilativebeing enacted r»n the «ame hoapi Depereusalona from the »h"ck and 21* at New Clitrnn, Ihi 17 |ieiniitk were (**ued lhl» morning that he will attend tal ground*. Crew, of workmen ly xitny arthc_White Ho"*. mlnulr. t» roach here, morning. Ilf the lolal re-iilenlrai ih-m iii I-. the nicettng called l-v Department fought to prevent rotUp*e „f the * " which would put Its center *!>•"<« Weather men -aid the Itm r Isier-Welle*, t oe, developer- Commander Donald tt rtanoll fn vnowcoVcred firtf of a huilding ____ _" . 7fl mile* away. The B.OOO square (Jr node Valley of Texne, n rich from Chatnpaigne, III, sceounled H:(Hi I’ M. Feb. to idliu- Marlon houaing HW1 women and children. [ f l P y P T H IH l t P l P t l H I (I mile* tmmliing range alarte a!»”it d tra * and vegetnide pnaluring for |i( comprising seven 17.mot There i* no place to move thc*e |i', |-||»m E p H o F m I I V i K O M in mile* northwest of here In de­ area, remained in the try grip nf h i.il-r- and three at JH.IMHI, T h e v e Hotel. Ocala. The purpose of the meeting, patient., Hr Hayden It Dona 1 r ,m l I riN U It li •*ii**M •** raae ra a n the artlr air with |t» degree* te n rr part nf a 7H home devrlmuncnl (hrpi t.nurk* declared. I- to con* of the ho*pilal »taff -aid, tieeauxe IMirti-d at t'orpu* t'hrl«t* Wire* m the Itet Air -e-lioo wed of Mel sider -ti p- to te- taken In the . ri W A S H IN G T O N . Fell I </!•,F IR S T A III CLASH of overrrnwded condition*. wera reported down at lltnwn* None of the c-raping men wen |U-nnrtt 1*. Meyer*, former major Mme than IfB men and women yllle, at the Texne-Mexican Ivr lonvtlle Avenue *nd *olllh of the »i* in t.egion affair- created In A C L spur line. lids state tty the recent appoint drv***d adequately for the free*- (general In Ih r Air Fnrre wa- pa of Lake Mary an- expected to nt- tier on Ihe fiulf of Mexico. Among per»on« ohtallilug luuur ' el)( ^ Hi-i.| M*nn. *tatr ad ing weather and 4itnw*tnrm they |roltd from p ri^in today tend the riaea in flrat aid which N inth Florida fan - a III to Iml'ding permit* A iring the month j to a («>*l on (he Kronornir ■* out*lde. All * " ------Sime Ittltt, he ha* twen *ervinc Herman K. Morrla will Instruct at 4S degree drop In temperature met on the were*-------hareFtahilltation Committee. h aded. At lea.I one had a gun. lime In the federal rrfnrmalory at from 7:30 to D:30 o'clock Tuesday tonight a* (he frigid air mm* wer-- f F, Procter, who la erc-c The sppointnienl W*' made tiy Three of the group fieri afoot. toirton. V*., after being ronvitted night et the Idike Mary 8chi-,d. envelope* the area Thrrmcunetei j mg a llX.fHWI home in Ite ('our*; Delirett Send who i* building I. Krle Johnston, national eeunoutlThe nine nlhcr* apparently sped of inibiring a civilian asaoriate to Mia* U la Woodard, county homa reading* therr rangnl up to *n rerctuaway in a rar twlongiiog to one lie ahntit hi* (idetlne tm*inex* m . drmonatration agent, announml degree* and are expected to SII1/MKI dwelling al I I I Scott Vie­ staliltUer, following Hie nne ; Mr*. Margatel [.. Kdward- mondatl'ma of Senator* Holland of the guardi ih ry 1«eat tn * 1B- tivitlr* during World War II this morning. plunge downward tonight whnae IIOJKXl home i. I« ing liuilt and Sinai her*, and Mr, Mann, who lie wa* imniedlaiely picked -ip mmute struggle on the third floor Much In ta m t la being ahown In Hitter weather In the tout nf the criminal ward. by tt. S. M ar,halt to answer a the program which it halng spon­ Caused delay* to Florida-hound **n Mrllonvllle Avenue in Ihe May- errrptrd Ihe appoinlmcnt, i« now The r^rrtal patient, one of the federal income lax w a.lon indict­ sored hy Ihe toike Mary Home train* and cancellation nf a mim fair wrtinn; M- L. Nlchol* who»e loeafetl In Jnck*onvllle, *•1,(110 h"liie i* te !“• in Highland j three who fled on foot, »x* |urk- ment pending against him at Hal- Demonstration Club, ah# stated (f'«*tlRitf4 ft* •*«•«* Tk»*#i Park and Mr*. Roy Till!*, who nlr ed up three hopes later in a Little llmore. A P P E A L F A IL S tamed a permit for a t7,(HX1 home [ C H A R L O T T E , N. C . Feh. Rnrk hu* etellon He wa* identi­ Meyer*, removed ftnm teuton to •I 2200 Magnolia Avenue fied a* Carl Metrlman. a former the District of GnlumM* tail, was i/t’i A l*»t ditch effort lo »*vtflu*tne«» runitrurtiun In, lude* tcvrn convicted Negro p r ill fighter. ra p id later lakrn hefor# l) .8 Grrm(he remodeling hy the First Fed- from execution In Virginia failed Among the fugitive* -all of ifil*»i(iner C y ril Lawrence, who I ria l Haling* and loan Co., of the today liefote U . 8- -enior circuit whom had he*n com infled for figert his tnmd on the inrorne tag recently pnrrhased turilding at Oak Judge John J . Parker ohaervation— wa* a man charged •barge at fft/lOO. rtth murder and a Colorado youth t Meyera* a* ."- latei **bt Ihe hon<! j Avenue and First Street, a |mrIf'aailaaeO tra p*a» Three! N EG R O 'S D E A T H wordrf tie posted promptly TALLAHASSEE. Feh. I.--(JF> -T b e Dm be** of Winrbdf. win, i- liun of which the film will occupy in the near future. Ju*tlre nf the Peace W. E . W at­ med lo tbe moil exclutiee ibop* nl Europe and Amrrn#. »ay* die alway I'O LJC K M K C T son, who wa* railed upon last SC.T. IIKNflLP.Y Sixteen member* of Ike Polite T V - f irn o n i,H night at 7:3(1 o'clock to Investigate W IT H T H E F IR S T M A R IN E enjoy* (hopping in Tallahaaoee ttorta. Officers nf tahick Lirut. '.lax Has* IIIV IR IO N N K O R E A , Feh. I — MFMPII1R. Tenn,. Felt. I “ You can find thinp her# you can't get anywhere ebe.” (b* remarked the death of Morgan Finley, fill la president, and 8gt- W, A. If •r:r, (Special I— A* n meaxage ren­ The kidi hete couldn't go to year old Negro of Oil Holly Ave­ yesterday. vice-president, met last nigh- for ter teletype operator at division rhnnl today t*rcan»e of the Ice, nue, stated today that the death The Duke agreed. "Little houicheW thing*.*' be uni n atoak .-upper at l-orm an'x Res­ headquarters, ilarino Rgl. Arthur hut they're getting their |e--on- was due In a hemorrhage Tallabaiire. population 27.000. ii a trade renler Iru a imall north taurant, and made plan* for Ui# K. Hendiey, son of Mr. and Mrs. anyway— hy television. barbecue amt entertainment for li, Handley. Sanford, F la , weal Florida and southwest fleor The hurriedly whipped together C A TN IP P K H he l* writing fnr puhllralinn in th r Florida Peace Officer* Asso­ •>articlpate» in one of the Im ­ gia. tmt ll'a atorea never haw program*, which start on W M PTB O UTO N . Feh. l - f d l — William A n ril or May. claimed rank with those of matmciation hero on Feb, SM. portant nhaooo of the F irs t Th* Dukr raid he had found T V . are aimed especially at stu­ Overton, 31, wa* free today of a Chief of Police Roy 0- William* Marino Di virion'* alahorate com- potllian fltle*. "ve ry good «nort wonderful dent* of tha county schools. They charge that he possessed m ari­ estimated today Lhwt more than municotlona eyatem in Korea. The famou* conplo endad their quail" hunting at Iltir»*ahne Plan­ haven't lieen aide to get lo school juana. 2S0 of the foremoat law enforceHandley, who joined the Mar- third 10-day winter hontlne vt*it for a week. The city school* rinsed A stale chemist testified In the merit officer* In Florida will at­ Inaa In Paramaar IM T , was to Uw luxurious plantation of Mr*. tation. His lurk wa* I“'Her than down yesterday, municipal court trial yesterday usual, although he was somewhat tend tho event which will include among tho flrat Marina* to a r­ Georg* F . Raker, 8r., yesterday County School snprintendcnl that what Overton had was cat­ contests in pistol shooting. Capt. rive Tn Korns, landing with th* and wont hock te How York, out of practice. Luck wasn't too good un the one George ||. |larnr» urged "aa many nip— not marijuana. R ot TIIH* la chairman of th# com­ Flrat Mario* Provisional B rig - ■ where Uw Duka will p « t Uw ff' r[ ttfMw* hunt, though. OAlv one wa- »tud#nte aa poaalhle to look In. Tha man said he smokoa it to mittee In charge of tho program ado at Pusan op Ang. 3, 1250 nlvhlng touches te Uw r»* <Cm u o o *4 o * rag* Tkr**i nteerve sod study the program*." relievo his asthma. W EB B W EA TH ER (oinrrl bv India and Rurm* in railing the opjioung vote*, i.ighl intinlHei ibitamcd amt one .Saudi Arabia " a i recorded a« riot participating. Today’* dlum luoiiglit lo an end llie prrienl ph*>f ol tbe diplo­ matic battle which w ai touched otl hy i rrprut (com General D ou jlsi M aiA rlbm 12 weeki ago that the Chmtie Hedi hot intervened in the Korean c>»i(fl«l Th A»aembly 1. I»erid*d H'** *' “in m uniat China engaged in aggrfi*ion In Korea. 2. Iteqiieolfd a eommlltee on co). In-live xerurily io study what to do aliout meeting this aggression, tint to hold up it* work if a good office* committee report- progrei* on a peaceful *fttlrin«d, !t. Approved creation of tho good office* committee to roniiit of As.emhly l*re»iilcnl Na»rol,'h Kntciatn of liao and two oil j whom he will name. I. Called on the P-lping ttglmo In wilhdtaw iti nations and forces front Kores and to *tnp fighting It. N. force*. It. Affirmed the detetminatltm of Ihe tt. N. to continue its ac* lion in Knre# In meet the aggee**lon, ri l alleil i||e>o all *t*lr.i and Stltliorllle* not to help Ihe sggreioor*. .lull before Ihr vote, llcitain's Sir t>ladvn jrhh urged Ihe as•ruddy to (onrentrate on seeking a peaceful settlement in Korea amt to go slow on sanction* a* gainst the Chinese Ited*. The most important U*h of th* It. N „ Jrhh said, is to study *ii |'«l 4H11-•litIra for a peaceful -cttlemerit. leaving sanction* until 1*4. The Awetnhly liegan ii- *e»sl<jl( hv voting to apply the "gag" »ute in *fi effort to ..peril adoption °t rr s*n**(4 oa Css* C**rl Mock Air Battles Will Be Staged T n Test Radar Screen SAN FR AN l-tftCO . Fel». l - iAT The giant *e»t of air d»f*n»a from the Psciflr Coa.it lo the Itocky Mountain - !«*gxn today, hut the only thing viiild# to most civilian* will he oci-a»ion*l vapor I rail* high in Ihe *ky. "Invading" homlier- of the Strategic Air Commaml -re involved with (lefendcr* from Ihe Weitern i.lr defenir force The "A g g re iio r" -ortie- nro *liove .‘tii.iMSl feet, out >,f light init well within range of radar post* *crretiing -Iraiegle area-, The rnaneilver, which alio in­ vnlvr- navy ra'lar pi' keti at -ca, Naval and Marine air unit-, Army anti-aircraft artillery, the air Force lle»»tvn and the Air N* tional Guard, will go »n until Humlay night, around the clock. Only on Saturday and Sunday, when civilian volunteer aircraft spoiler* com* into the exerei**. will the civilian population get a chance to ohiarve the going -on aloft. Then, light and medium leunlrer» will engage tn low level at lack* te give the spotter* a rhartca to telephone their observations to warning cornier - where the "In- S a n fo rd W o n !h e r High yoitriday, M low (hi* morning M Rain on Normal Feh. rstn. 2.31 inch** The Wcnther J A C K S O N V IL L E . Atlanta RDmarch Chicago Denver Dts Meins* Frrino Now York Waihiagtos Wlnnlpof Jacksonvilla Tallahaasoo Tampa Feb. 1-fin •8 9 2 1 SI M U -10 71 7« SI m u u s -2S -u tt IT tt •tt s fi �s PARE TWO P lg g ly -W ig g ly H ub Statu Knnnerj Market Its 32nd Birthday N*.VI llf|M»rl •a %r m ii i i* %it Mijtft In relt’hrat'nn of it* thlrty-awBSAN K HT k ««ltti4 . V U rM * . ond aum-aaful year In buiinea*, T il# f<4It)»iri|c |iftf*"* f r- |.M»ir|*4 lif Mi# «tii tit** Hunforil h i m * I'ilfirly Wlfficly, Tallin Supply I* M ark'* for |*rti<Su<# po M holding • nine day ,alni event it#Tni<k*f»a uptul I’M t*uiipr Ift I t , li*it. , l*o|r gean«> Jan *11.r beg inning Thuraday and con­ tinuing through .Satui.lay, Feb. 10. A ll of tin- Ho auper mniknt, n|ii rated by the Winn & I-nv.-tl tirocciy Cn, located in in«rv than Ml Florida and South tieorgjii ritlca, are |iurtici|>atlnK. Tim preient company »«founded Hi! year* ago and from a im all In-ginning ha, giuwn into one of the target and beat nper11ted food chain, in tin- nation, “ it I, our aim," aaya A. I>. Ilnvi*. tireaidetit, "to make our food ntorr-s the fint-,1 in the country." The bi|r aalo ci-lel-rnt ing .1!! v.-oii of economical food ill atri tuition rendered by the company, ! an event held every year one featuring many outstanding bar fa in , in nationally known prod lf l * .| r l| l r # i ( flu hpr iM .in rofttalfiar Alt* I** Ci*M>*r« ('f la r i F ill iMt m ualllf t .7 k -l(»Q dot Itiik th il S IHI'S f$ *1 III liana S U Kaw Hlnlu-r I larirar a V f § -t 00 lr»§e <ji«allt)r la 4 |«rar#r t'a n lltl t w r rf*fiialn»r C fillanU itria bum -lirt C k c o A b ^ ra Ini t.aM a M M on I I j u - i i ’i •* mi* |i» %t, i'eri* < f a t* f I f . I 0*i K ffp U a t t*o lialal* t J'i t.Vi I^ U u ra , li,al*arit, Dfjr Pack 1 4br i rata 2 SI*Sli> uiiml (Turn* 4<*i <1 tir*r ft lilllof.*, lire*.! tint tl 1*0 * hi* 1.11*11-1. Uftpanrilaa l*o t*i>r <|Uallt, t*u lllliia P n illit r i, Fla Kin Haul I AO A « l» « i III baiTP |*b(a«-,i, ai lIn ( n il* a a . It*.I uu 11 ill*& it* !.«* » fu d lilm & * l »■ L -k ta »!• Ini, lipr. Spinam V• Mow ll u lip* T b ltm ld ii Id It* a Turnip*. ruriii* Top dn* bunrliii T i n nil- l*»lail l*o tipr trn iie | &»» 1 * 1*1 % a# l l u i in* I nr* 9 all 304-3 n I l i I Si IW IM , Th< l HMi 1n- n <1 f t 1 f ’ 111 1 j 1 m’I in ill* ‘ 1 ft oar, « tin'll D E U C I O U S -* C O N O M 1 C A I -O H 1 0 IA S T T O fW Tamales Official* of tin- company and -*nre emnloyee* loin In extending Hie public an invitation to buy well known brnndi at birthday price*. 6 §§* a«.*# &o Lung Island extend, I In mile, en*t-horth-e»M from lb- ninutli of I lie Hud-on Itiver in New Volk A abort wave radio me,safe can In* went around the world on ler, power than i, required to i-i-eiate ibe average *ln- fln«hligld Prices Rootl Thru Sat., Fell. 3rtJ 4tl East First SI. 101-oz. BIstMai TIm 22c ut I*. i it. I te*l ;e s,at,.?*!. O m nn ra <t* p#fiilini *!■» lio « 3 lo i at O r i r i f a - T rin p la 4 lift* M S f i t a p e f rult, Itimriti !>**» 3 3& U fa p#fruit., Mar all P##ill#-ft Boa Hot?! T a o r rrliita 4 t>r*t 9 04 ' JlJ trail at laa pr«.ilm** f #. *J*M »f til# Ha n font tttki# Fat mar a M arkri. tria l r* irl|iir lu Ja r bi l l parka*#* , l U t m a o d u o o i i «*r* all ti>|Ptabif* at»*i c t t h u f . tuniKM Teiiip*r a fur# iM* in o rn ln r 1 1 f l u ! m n f o f . l F la t* l «I lit*. 1 M i l l , 1 '.I Quantity Right* Reserved. I l kHkca|, *1 *|*#fiil * C r ie f f . F la “ I T r e e t ” A rm o u r's S la r liUiii'liiMiii -Meal KeK. 12*oz. Can (Limit-6 Cant) MU 3:35 Tb<- area of the Pacific 11-ran i* about " I time, the *irr of llir con­ tinental United State,. The about extent AI d ie A K l lll t ii lll l# Kftlfl thN IKA I F I,M illIIA area uf the Pacific Ocean l« the same al the comhined of (lie Atlantic, Indian and Ocean,. t n 'IF K F IIK K / E AND STORAGE CO. YOUR Locker Plant Armour's Liver Spread 31-oz. 13e Swill's All-Purpose Sborlealug Armour's Lunoh Tongue 6-oz, 33e Armour's Vieena Saestce 1’s 20c Armour’s Polled Meat J’s llc ; l't17e Corina Tomato f lA ir ia lT Y F O O D S — L O W E S T P R I C E S W H O L E S A L E A N D * R E T A IL S A L E S FLA. GRADE A—DRESSED A DRAWN FRYERS -< 53c Family Loaf Old Fash. Wheat Loaf 4 TO li LB. AVG. ROASTERS 14 51c n IX) « LB. AVG.—YDIING RED HENS EGGS K. American M EAT DEPT .55c |,oz- Si)c . i’ ^ FLA. GRADE A LARGE Sneer-Cured Smoked Wianmaln— Sharp— Tansy Ch’sc Food lb. 3!te Cheese H<*adv to Fry Smyrna Maid Cm 6-o i. S h o rty L im a M m -t in Juloe 3 c.a* 1 l'k|(. No. 2 Z a k ly 3 DKIJCIOUS DESSERTS l H ite O r'lru it Flash (Jreen Top PACIFIC COAMT HIJCED r PACIFIC COAST WHOLE Milford Fancy OoMan Crisp Florida Oera n* m c h No. 2 Scott County tfc'l Rtnperad NKALTKST THE REST f Fla Na I M Bliss f*Mm Ysllsw Oaskiif I sIn * II.LNa 1 WkNi Mat*** Stud Jalojf OrugM M Fmfc M iikrN M SEABRdOK fa rm s Npinnch Turnipu TENDER KIIIEYK Western Pork Spare Margaret Ann Brand Western Pork Margaret Ann ring S Standard Turnip Quick-Frozen Fillet* of CUBE STEAKS u, s. n oon RUMP BEEF ROAST ALL MEAT BKINLK88 WIENERS Brand NABISCO Us** u. n* CALLARFS PancakeFlour f A l a p n ie | 1 U U tT r 9 BALLARD'S l)or Food XPert CARE MIXES lUth'H LURCH MEAT �THE 8ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE TH R EE Freezing1 Weather ber of airliner fiight*. Th e complete forecaie: Tonight and Friday muming: Uueh colder In entire state hy morning with moo.ra.v northwesterly wind* becoming light to gentle in northern d im let*. Shower* beginning ihi* after­ noon in northern diatrict*, spreadlag to aouthern district by to- Nothing can ta b the place o f 1h««9 I «lI fA iiml ■•** #■ «f11#■trawl f l» pfutf ••Wnl i l l (»(•«»> tohm tug* ih|,H ,a iMaiini Hib« Kn« M iM f. l i t Debt •till «k«» II ii# if#If. «|«i« •- It msf. Ilfwp V U Ilh lU l Aft Itftil tiiaJ it nr. Nm i ui i t i i « « H ik t K ill i l I)r. Henry McLaulin ground location*. I-owcst tsmI’cratun* Friday morning will occur at sunrise in north and centra) d litrirU and near of af­ ter sunrise In southern dlttnct*: Ualntsvlllc distrlce: 18 lu 84 degree*. I'plter ea*t roait district: 20 to 24 degTeei. Orlando and north portion of llrooksvilt# dittiicta: 22 to 20 degree*. South portion of Brookiville, Ridge and flartow districts: 85 to :t0 degree*. We»t coa«t (tiatriett: From 26 at Klfrr* to 30 at Kllenton to 33 at Iona. Indian River Diatrict: 25 at Cocoa to 30 at Ft. Fierce to 32 at Stuart. Everglade* diatiict: 32 to 30 by morning. Lower east ci»a»t: 34 to 38. Friday: Clear and much cold­ er. Outlook: Colder Friday night with hard free*> entire penim uia Saturday .nerning. 0|itiimvtrl*t 111 Mssnulia V, L *j f inrtL n rt »«ee A m u , titanr So efficient were old Indian W il­ derness route* that practleally all of today's transportation line* east of the Mississippi are based on them. The Rmlthsonien Institution l i ­ mes 1.3 series of srlentlfle nublication* which ate distributed free of charge. There are approximately MS,. 9C!i Indians living In the United 8Ute* today. YELLO W I OHIT A D V K im S IN l I V I K I N <; T O ‘ V M ASS A M K K T I.V . fi «i * VI f it#tifirft tdhafg it# ig itfj. fs-.. ft *~f I tab#-* ftiitl film. ■I Maatfl Utl |l Ait'a Villi LnlAf t ■ Beat Superficial Pain of ttural Common Sense R h e u m a tis m , A rth ritis , Muorltl* Bursitis, S «lo tU u , L u m b u g a Ur Spud* John.on F A R M E R S W H O A V O ID W A S TE I I ELI* S E L V E S AND T IIK IU C O U N TR Y Farmer- never can afford watte, but in limp of rinergriicv they ihouid *hun it like a plague. Ami the prevent, with the United State* ha-trning to build up her defenie against comniuni'm, D a time of emergency. Maximum result - fiuiu tlo- -oil, fertiliser, insecticide*, fungicides, equipment, livestock, and lime and labor spent in farm work are the mark* uf successful fanning, and such result* cannot he obtained when there is »a*te. Farmers uf Florida and other states know their profit* or succesi depend on how well and efficiently they use and manage the thing* needed fur crop production, but the strength of the nation also is involved in this mstter of efficiency and unn Ho IttUtiul timing limply uiiootii it on I Stills exposed to the elrmtHt without the protection uf cot, i ! crop#, tire*, or other vrgniatio ate eroded by wind und rain an>! tendered infritilc und unptuduc live. Use uf too much or loo little fertiliser, insecticide*, or fungicid, take* money from the farmeri pocket but due* not give him te suit* ur leturn* in piupoition t. the material he u*e*. Research ha, •hown the amount* of luch mate rials needed for maximum result*, and the farmer can avoid wa»t>The Rev. Mr Kennel Ii (i Ibigers, hy using nut too much ot lo o little, - Winter I’atk, will be featured hut just enough. speaker til the annual Youth Fn Jumping from one J o b to anothri lU tn en l Itnlly of the Florida without proper planning ia a Methodi-t Youth bellow ship, which waste of time and effort--a waiti is being held fm this tuea at that careful planning will ell llritadway Metho.li»t Chufcli, in ruinate. Failure to take advantage of re Ollando i'll F lllty ete'lilly’ A full evening ptugrsm lot* search results in crop and livestock production is waste, fm reseanl' tuten planned a- fo||ovy*» ha* shown how to obtain mss| *"■ IM* I ' M . - Sandwich au|iper (d e le gat,- , Uutg oWli .iill.lwii lie*). mum result! ft out farm operations Fire that destroy* a home, a R:3u F .M .- bi llowtiiip II.Mir Fun, siiiginr, pielrutsllon of t .»r»f-*t barn, or a fo ie itls waste— a waste elit e offifer*, Mt F plans and that can U- prevented hy rare and P' Ujri tti i.ew'i.g of new filmpi event Ive measure*. stiii. "A J>ay ui Voutii A(**mIn time of emergency, wlien Ah effort and resource* ate ticedciltftlj bW." e -* -^ , y make the nation strong, waste hot* 7 : l . 'i -4* M '* - I t i l p « e y Kenprtli (i tleper*. *peaker. only make* the waster poorer, b u r Thettii ’’My {'huteh. My Work. il alto handicap* and weaken* the drfrn»e program. th e fanner w ini \ und 1." makes every effort to avoid wa-.lt- 1:4b F.M. Meeting of Life Set vice- Voluntrel*. is pt-rfmruing an imitutlant duty I*.i»i I’.M litoup rt .ti-tiTn.il to hi* country. •iiUKlN ■t not inlendtd at a turc or treatment of the ih u it tlitealev It it to be uttd ttoly lol Icntpoiaty tflicl ol lt**l, tu|>c(tiiul pain. .Now, toiiiei * nr* io ir l.n i III* o*y„iof liK.I lugcfhtisl |uun ot ii.uulr, sod *111:11 o well o ihoM ot iiliipts toldi and Isligur mill * I minute acnllr toll in id i.tw NltRlN olntmcnl ll.t M ild ol SI dtlN it III lb, uicol the moduli itirtu h d iu y -h inetb*ibullae itiloii.lt, »buti il ... tort t a i l * u u iiltb iiii il.it i n , icstcs lot*! t'lood supply when i|i|'liiil. *nd *ihit<i tail |un«ii*lM>n o l M KIN t ttUtird I j . i I a n s l g r s i s t *,..! ■«I**4.i*i ***1111 lot speedi p*.u edict *i Ibe {..m l td p*m1 I but St IIIN lo.hn p*ii, 2 u*)t! to * lew imnuut >ou ltd * slowing tentul'iul ol toollmig t,*(iulb il.*t I*.it up l.< l i m e of uuiir boun M KIN b ... r*ty t.i otc *od you i*n *|'pl| il without lead Si KIN it iiriiiip while M*tbrtutl rutily *ud will i .oi it*iu n*tb*hlc l*biHi Money h*. k *t youc tliuygiti . it n «u t * n t b r d , —- ——- U lttt TOLCDTCN DRUG CC Copt. Carroll Tylar MJkMAOft of the Atomic Energy Commission's operations office at Los Alamos, New Mexico, Capt. Carroll Tyler (above) he* Informed Aruoaa’* Gov. Charles Russell that the new atomic testing ground near Las Vegas, Nsv, was ti>e scene of a “detorulloo" lest In hit announce­ ment, Gov. Russet) Said It was •*sumed lobe stomle.llnteraoilonal) It i i a h it< li< 'ill;lh itv ? i la#t t h t l rninjr U*%9 fin ills#**#’*, hi* t»il#« Ikuit Lkf >fi |Lf| iw aI * ***«iiil ’ •**» tl«rir fr#t, I im.sIai.i I; um flli|Uhl, I-Ffiwii, irnUMr i l r*|»A w ll f tr»*r i.f oM ff fiJka* ( « r « n t n t ftotn*n ) IVrtl* m l i l l ! tk*1 *»hli ■ iuriM wh lit**’ lor i|m# tn lli# •HillJr fit! tlikl jny *l*i hut fvt II V iia u H M 5 lbs. 1 5 ^ TREE RIPENED «|rh Oranges CALIF. GREEN TOi’ hasp*«lI- II it it I ilpinLok It piul Inf* me Ih# rat|A# uf |fH»f tfiia#r»r*, ll-r« HprcUk! Fur* I art 1'l«" f<W.i IVliv i.nt ito|i m anti g#i a If* tf on a Uf «4*'-> i a i k i f an I t r •rtrylhini in train in ihuir <*» kn#-• F%trypf»ft« |aitk I"'1* 1*1**4*m! k n bran \ W i r |ul by H*itl. inula m«> W |u*l (Hf l la n i >uu ttf#i! io Lro § you back til mUi « IL * 1 liirtr *Ot r lr, lit f-iltt liril lfv|}friistt)t!* *L«t m ill lOf t ) UUI• li.f . | i m ) |i#alth •#U that lt< i d may I# fh* A iiia n U j | u« lu |rut y u u k «m ) wui f**I <**>" f iro u k k i, t**4. *( a ! t d f p h ii I sin all (!•# Ihlr i t | t uj* btA'aid*# I iltifn | !*••# IM ffldlfl, lieI»| |« tot* A limit f <et*m t e n d e r if tu ilf t, V f . EXCESSIVE FATIGUE - NERVOUSNESS POOR APPETITE - CONSTIPATION A STOMACH TROUBLE • BACKACHE & UNDERWEIGHT when due to B-vitamin and iron deficiencies. JS&i Lettuce THE REST 2 5 * »>• «itaJit>» m n r n « f y i . i «#p t i n mi* atilfra* nl p k a tl itr IMNbit t ak in»;• any utIn t |»rrf»*rat k»cit, t k «r| Sf«ni iai |'«•irtnuIp tf>)i i mlAikim n#t*i sp»- EXTRA LARGE HEADS Yellow Squash in i tin hi It jKuiti ilt* li>f time >uui Beiel meets thi ilaftciency condition and helps biine you BtiSSLD RLLiEf tiom such symptomatic ailments as 2 bunches 2 5 r FANCY pimp Ikm'l »a<fif'nr fiiu, (ft*unit, r« niA(K4 nr «{*>fklLnf liralttijP Ity inf ulirn t l r i t l in^h t I# r u < l l ) » h t l >uu h m i fur new foil" tap I in a* • u t t *«i >Mt«r |a a y m I f«44 in j " U i «!<*• linn eiwljr |p» i |i*f Via n tliri r*u%#< Carrots Beans CRISP & TENDER um I it ia 10 lbs. 2 9 £ Green Cabbage _ LOCAL ECGS Potatoes font ..feieiti.n or ni^tufv to l I ad Ur t i l « ilu* !*• *ol4 , 4i#i itvi up i.ijftk’ l ,!«iit Hwaffo, 'I l ' f b * U.gftf !«(«*• | K « n 4g git** it ju t f ft nil mi*-# digrtoanftirta—>r'#fp* . (te.rL-K* HARD HEAD mn ! -*1,1 » •*€-!» U Lillie n f l u w l 41 *tr*i • PAKADK ti U ! i it b. f iv i a tf I ft*** e vn Ji»■**.( l i t K an * I MW * a (nll4 i l '*-l * , - . . f .IJf t f inClk.ag for BANANAS TENDER GREEN i 4-fl of R*, eifif Urkftflw lot* of I en»t(| llhl a*l8ir»««4. *»f.I I frfrf ia.tlb th#*# UU«vyfnfortt Eleven Criminals fConllnnrtl it»n ' P*r* fine) charged with ateault. Ite and two teen-ngrd companion*, one a girl, were wounded after a gun hattl* with Mate police in north A rk an*a*. [Jec. 2i*. The State Hospital i« situated un a knoll adjacent to War Mem­ orial I'ark in went l.iltle Rock on the edge of the fashionable Fulaikl Height* residential diatrict. The search wa* being carried on under adverse weather conditions. Highway* were heavy with snow, hut passable. In the fight to prevent collapse of the roof houiing the womrn snd children, one gioup of wolkmen feverishly •hoveled off the still* falling *nnw and another ham­ mered and sawed through the night to brace up the roof. James A. Drain, the State 1-abor Denartment's safety engineer, estimated there wa* betwen 200 and 300 ton* of tee and snow on the flat roof when the emergency work began. The building, constructed in 1942. was condemned last Oct­ ober hy Fire Chief Gann Natly. The horpital has been the subjrjct of legislative controversy. Gov­ ernor Sid MrMath asked last year for fund* to rebuild what he called an outmoded Institution. D r. II. II. Donahue, on* of the hospital officials, said tba break occurred between 0:30 and 0:46 I*. M. The men attacked several pa­ tient* in the washroom of their ward. The attendants went in to quell the disturbance — one at a time— and were kicked and beat­ en, mme seriously. .. j >.ek Osbrook war hespitalltrf with ievere bruises. The fugitives took all keys from the attend-, suers, tor# out the t#lephone and SI Happy Is The Day When Backache Goes Away . . . . Th e equatorial ctrrumferenc* of GO LD EN 1‘honr 2 heads 19c Tomatoes 2 5 ^ lb . Tee H art titlin g haitar ar Mon i f let! S DOZ. SIZE 2 stlilks 2 5 ^ FLA. SNOW WHITE FLA* GRD. A DRESSED ft DRAWN Cauliflower Fryers and Hens YELLOW COOKING FROM LOCAL FARMS TO US Onions CtfAffANTMO NEW VITAMIN B12 n o w tn itM to CAPSULES T O U C H T O N DRUG C O �s * \ THE SANFORD HERALD,^ A W r jm n , f l Os I p a Hus "Sanford Herald Stopgap Program K a l ib l l .k i J ■■ IMM Statements of officials have indicated some awareness in Washington of the fact that ceilings on prices and wages are only a stopgap in the effort to control inflation. They are stopgap measures whether or not the government In* tends that they be. The freeze contained patent inequities. The most giar* Ing Is that it penalize* business people who have complied with the earlier administration appeal not to raise prices, while favoring those who raised prices anyway, and pen* alizes those workers who refrained from forcing quick pay increases, while favoring those who did so. The Inequities will have to be adjusted. But the pro­ cess will never be finished because one adjustment will create the need for another. The ceilings which are even­ tually worked out may retard inflation for a time, but will not stop it permanently. Success in*combating Inflation dependp on tho working out of more permanent measures during tho respite won with price and wage ceilings. Putting the government on a sound financial basis and reducing the over-all cost of government so that the level of taxation can bo made to cover expenses are high on the list of measures required for a permanent buttress against inflation. Until the sup­ ply of goods and services can be brought into balance with market demand, that demand has to be held In check with limitations on credit and the volume of money. The task of holding back inflation remains for the Ad­ ministration, for the Congress and for the people. Tho na­ tion's economic problems have not been solved by the is­ suance of a freeze order on prices und wages. ■■ I U M lO •« M a la r * . P ln r lO ____ 111 M a a a a lla A« m n _______ E l i t e ! ai~ 'a a a a a iT r is e s M l O af la b a r IT. la ta , a t th a r » a t O fftra M a la r * , r i a r t s a , s a S s r Iba Aal C eaa v ssa a l M arch a, le t* .__ 201.1.4 wn t -n n A J i M lla r nonon* n o a * ■ aalaaaa N a c a i a r i t l i o i i r t i n i M A ffca m All • M is e ry w t l r n . ram ie a f M a s k s , r*»rl*:l--s», e ra rla m s H s a a , 1 » M i a e tlra e mt r n i r r ta la m a a t e I f f 4, the pariHiaa a f ra la la a IwaSa. will . k e r e a r s * * f a r a t r r a a la r a * r a r tla j | mm r a t e*. _ _ _ _ _ ___- _____ M ta raa aa ta* N a ils a a ilr H r la la a S N en> sas»r lla a ra a a a la Uvea, la r.. * t « V orh. t ’S Ira a a , Da' i r e i l . K «»«M M lv. wt. I.wala. ___ *“ Jw iitia lD l< a Mirmtirr a t the i a M r t i t r i f r r a a w k lrh la a a tlllr * S S ela alrrlr ta tha n*a ta r ,rp«M I ■a a lta a a t a ll Iha l»ral » •« > p rla tr* y. T TO D A Y 'S BIBLE VKRHH Even Peter denied Him. Many of M s professed followers betray Um today! The son of man shall betrayed Into the hands of in.— Mat. 17:22. S A ' , Leciburg woman k y pavemenl in Miuiiiippi. When < highways ere wet. or icy. cut your Usual ipeed in half. Premier Pleven enure* Preiident Truman that Fiance i» with Sff tia 100 percent, that they will have 20 diviiiont ready for action hy J 1953. Wonder what they think R u tiii it going lo be doing in the meantime. BaPfr r * fe t r-— ■— Psychological Weapon killed where her car overturn! on an —>« ”• The Ku Klux Klan mu»t indeed (traders of history and fiction of the War Between I he States have noted, In battle accounts, the psychological ef­ fectiveness of the "rubcl yell." Unexpected attacks prefaced by this wild scream struck terror into the heurts of the Northern forces. Observers in Korea report that the Red forces arc fully cognizant of the value of sound ns a weapon. Drums throb rhythmically In tho night; the whoop of a shepherd’s horn on a peaceful moonlit night and bugles blown from several direction at once have been used against United Nations forces with the! idea of causing disorganization and flight. The vhIuo of such psychological weapons lies In thoir freshness. Repetition dulls their effect and finally nullifies it. Then too, soldiers thus attacked are likely to react with increased Intensity when face to face with the enemy. Fact And Fancy "Nothing In ho firmly believed an what we leant know" obncrvetl Michel tie Montaigne. Written in tho Hixtecnth century, it in a peculiarly apt remark for the preHont time. A time of crlnlH and uncertainty Invariably producen a flood of rumor, Home half-truth and Homo pure fabrication. Some rumorn can be ween to Ire foollnh nnd ho we laugh at them and forget them, I^ut othera fit nicely into onr wornt foam or, oiir fondcHt hopeg. TIicho we are prono to clothe immediately-with tho certainty of fnct. A rumor hi accented not hcfptiMti tvc kitow ’It' Ih accurate but bccauao wu don’t know.",’' V " , ; " ' Y " ' NOxt (Imp. you run, up uKuinat a juicy unproven rumor, why not, for a clunge, make n liar, of de Montaigne? Inexcusable carelessness nr poli­ tical, runnlvlilg,—utrhsp* f, both)-* cost Florida taxpayers same thensends nf dollars In furnishing the Hints Huprrmo Court building and Htat* Rennie chamber. Invcstiga* tlou to fix the blunte nml punish­ ment' - should M* prompt uml thorqugh- ..................... Most taxpayets clutched thoir pocket hook* la M in •whenr.Th« Trlbuno disclosed the dost of some of tha luxury Items going Into the courl’t new building In 1040. Items likn n 93750 table, an 9IH0O desk, a |M0 telephone) cabinet and 140 wastebaskets. Now a state audltorV repmt ■hows that the cost was avail greater, became some of the furnlehlngn paid for are mlseUng and nthere wrre below eprclflsd quality. , The Hit of missing furltura totals about ‘|8,«>0.' Other Item* ion 'BiscUcy despairs,ol getnybody to hsa<| the Red drive this year, iniisti the ^SPUt may have In he riled. We know what hf rJUttford is woefully lacking Ijifkhip. the type of leaderkon can go out and raisa Tlos* who can have been Anpn.Avgr and over aitht •r •■am ^11 ^, turned hip !n Ih* State Improvement ■Ion, which haadlhd th Thus It ta-ovWent tha stantlal part of tlM 'ff87. on th* court furnishing* ed mousy, The. court ■ had *o mualt! furniture 2S-S»fe! never gof inere. • 1 naturs ia being impoePerhaps what wa need Community Qirnt, aa w« waa personally ntod put hundreds of firm which got i of the business, iriaHy tho total numhar lo b* conducted each like gvenrone «U* lore. Ihe aecettity drida Poahiona In report eays: ■»] ooo contract wl Is mi law preventing a state em­ ploy*, from giving state business to a firm In which he Is financial­ ly Interested, the Government should recommend that the legis­ lature pass one. This shoddy transaction In highpriced merchants* has cost the rtatv more than tha money lost In over-charge* and non-doUverles it has cost heavily In public con­ fidence. Only prompt end positive action on the audit report make up thie loss. United Nationn - 3rd Atomic Blast GfcOUND-HOG DAY aolita’ d a lv t «2rs«ly "Tl«f55d* of W ASH IN G TO N , Fsb. l - ( / P ) The song la the same— control wages— even though the words are a little different. In World War II the War Labor Board (W L B ) was the agency for controlling wages. It died when peace came. Now a few years later there’s a new wage-control agency, the nine-man wage stabilisation Iward (W S B ). At least six of the nine worked on or with the old W LB. So they know the problems and how they had to try to solve them before. When sweet reason fade In a labor dispute, the workers may ■trike or the employer may lock them out. Right after Pearl Harbor Presi­ dent Roosevelt railed a White House conference of labor and management leaders. With the exception of John L. Lewis and his mine workers, they pledged no strikes and no lockouts for the duration. .They couldn’t promise complete lark pf disputes. How then could their disputes be settled? Mr. Roosevelt creat­ ed the Wl.n to handle them. It had public, labor and management representatives. Hlnre hlg labor disputes are over wages, and the government was trying to keep prices and wages In line, W LB had to .ontrol wages. Hundreds nf thousands of quer­ ies, dlsputa ami romplalnta hail to lie handled during the war: Workera wanted more pay and employers agreed to give It. Okay with WI.R? Or emnloyera refused to give It? What them? The one Wl.ll couldn't handle all that. It set up smaller WLB'a around the country, railed regional hoards, to solve as many local romnlalnts as possible. When a local Imard failed. WLU had to atm In, Now the present WHR will have to set up n squad nf Junior WRR's around the rutin* try. WHB's problem Is a little dif­ ferent from WI.B's. We're not at war now. President Truman hasn't railed a White House conference of labor and management leaders tn get a no.strlke.no.lnckout pledge. None lias been given. If this defense program goes on Indefinitely, without war, there'll he endless disputes, per. haps strikes, 'particularly If price cnntrola sag nnd living costs keep honplng up. The very core of WBU'e Job In controlling wages Is lo control them as fairly and amoothly ns It can, to keep down dlaputea, while at tho same time trying In keep wages In line with con­ trolled prices. One thing which the old H L B did was tn set up a general form­ ula Intended to be generally fnlr In controlling wages. The IVSB la trying tn work nut a fdrmuln of Ita own. Wl.n ramr up with the "little steel" formula, but not suddenly ur easily. It reached It ifler months nf pecking away al the wage problem. The formula was reach: <1 In July, IIM2, aa a decision nn the wago demands by workers In the smaller steel companies. Between that time and Jan. I, 1041 living costa had risen 15 percent so, roughly, W LB said: Any workers who hadn't nan !ved a IA per cent Increase In wages since Jan. I, 1041 wera entitled to that much. The formula held up pretty well. The nine members of the pre­ sent WHB are wrestling with the problem of a formula which will fit prasant conditions. It's of tha utmost linpoitancs that the formula, whatever It turns out to he, I* fairly aatlsfaetorv to all nine membera. You can aee why: three of the nine represent the public, three are from labor, three from .man­ agement. If the labor (or management) representatives got «enraged at, ig s7|>l cirtitaiiree »«• what tho other six did and walks: off th* hoard, It probably would be wrecked. The board members are: (pul*lie ))— Cyrue B. Chlng, chairman; John Dunlop, economic* professor economics professor al IM Uni­ versity of California! labor— M'nsMHNM *■♦»— C M , On*I the Anurlcan resolution. Assembly President Nesrollah Kntetam of Iran, who will head the good offices committee, took Issue with Aslan-Arsh views that tha If, H. plan closed the door to solution of the problem hy peace­ ful means. " I will hasten to set up the good offieee committee," Entssam said, "and It will now be un to the other parti** to avail Ihemselvea of It." Entssam told reporters later hg Intended to ask Sir Bsnegsl N. Rau, India, and Lester Msaraott Caltadlan foreign minister, to earva with him on the good offlcee committee. He said ha had not yet rtcelved their replies. An Indian spokesman said Rau had not received Instructions from Elmer f t Welkev, vie* preel: ent New Delhi on his answer but the of the International Auoclatlon of Machlnlatai and Harry C. nates. President of the Bricklay­ ers Union (A F L )t (Bualneeelllenrv Bradford Arthur, offLIal of Swift and Company). Reuben B. Robertson, Jr., p r e s e t of the Champion Paper and Fibre ana other outer re* rrIta few prospectors and aldcnli. The range embraces parte nf four counties. __ Early risers In Los Angelos, 300 miles away, reported seeing the flash. One resident said It waa so bright "f nearly dropped my re- BACK IN OUR M O U jO R S W ’ GENERAL EISEN ttO M EI? TO BROADCAST TO THE NATION 10The A EC spokesmen here told reporters: "Our patrols ar# out covering the area affected." Thek flash lit the interior of homes Ilk. daylight. It quickly tapered off to a rose glow and rilsappeared. . A cab driver remarked that today’s w»a not followed hy an after glow notice*, hie earlier.1 “E i s e n h o w e r |f*aallaar* *>•* t*aaa Deal tlty and quickly. . . .„ As lo transfer of American troops to Europe. Elsenhower said that should be done In * ratio to what the Europeans UuMsc.ves provide. ,. i sketched briefly Elsenhower In Individual conditions l„ : v t — i European countries as ha said he found them. He said there Is "no question that France has "determined to fsre up to the threat of <Com., monism from within and without. Ami ho said be found the same spirit in Belgium, Holland nnd Denmark. > • , "There Is *1" question nlmut Nmwny's determination to resist to the point of destruction." he "T ic "said, he’ found In Home » stiffening of Italian moral’, -nd efforts to make that country ■ dafense fores more efficient. , Elsenhower said he did not want to speak now about the mill tnry potential of Germany. 1 lie said the diplomats must come up with,* political P|*»tfvr«i for Germany 'bHIch gives that na­ tion equality lieforo any of Us military uniU could tw used In mi InternalloiuiT defense torn. He said While It would tie "false sml bile lo My there docs not exist a spirit of pessimism and defeatlsm" In sorts quarters In Eu- 1® .j • 4 , i E v i > i ‘j n • Y ., ' ■ Vlam*\ V-v,! f l B V B r ffTYIJC-LKAnKR and pacemaker of the ll*»i ttalrk which I* paralleled and acrenfualed by the brilliant Use Is this foar-door sls-pawenger Hperlsl. of. Herley iwrepipear which ruiw fhe leogtk of the car. The sedan. Repraaenlattve of tha vnUre Hpcrlol Series 'unique Buick front end. entirely rtHlesigned for fMl, nldck ta completely new this yeac from stem tn sleiyi, i* muie JLIinclWo IIimi c ip i , Pm tho fir,! Urn*, thia car has a new chassis, a new body, new front ttulrk's powerful M U engine l« offered In Ike Hgedil rad, new sweepspear molding, new Dim. and new Series, delivering i n horsepower with Djrnaltow lewder end hood ornament*. Its rs-styled tender lines Drive, and IM horsepower with Synrhro-Mrsh trans­ Itpw backward through Ih* doors In n graceful curve mission. Wheelbase of this model Is 1211k Inches. PreHHure Mounta U. S. Carrier on Dec, 21, The Railroads contend that the four union presidents had signed that pact, calling Dir a 25rept hourly boost for yardworkers and ten cents for those In road settlee. ' • ’• • •j Tim carrier negatlatlurn have written a letter to Ih* mediation iioprd aaarrtlng that they want to to, reinstate all tha old demands which had Imsu argued through IMP and 1050. / ■ Tha union rhlefa refused to sub- The Golden Gate Bridge In 8an Kranclacq we* icomplsted In t»>7. It ha* a. jcnannel span of O 0 0 W tourial* annually. A ^ A tD c k jS ts ia s ra ra r w ts : | Intercepted liter*. y UHTOnW, fk* p r im a r y v ivar la i t t A : A lth o u g h th a W e e ta rn Air I V V - ' *f * > �A T F E B . 1//1W1 THE T- • AndPersonal P H O N E 14(1 i __ _______ Social Calendar College President Visits In Sanford TH U R S D A Y James E. Walter, president of Messiah rehearsal will be held at Piedmont College, Demorest, Ga., tka First Methodist Church at 8:30 spent Tuesday and Wednesday In P. M. All alngara are urged to at* Sanford while touring Florida In the interest of the college. Seminole Chapter No. 2 of the Hr held conferences with stu­ O. E. 8. will meet at the Masonir dents and parents who had ex­ Hall at 8:00 P. M. pressed an Interest In Piedmont, The- Seminole County Teacher* and spoke to the senior class of ib will meet at R:00 I*. M. Srmlnnte High School on "The the Junior lll|(h School. place of Christianity In Educa­ There will he a Cub 8cuut train- tion today." In i course at MrKinley llsll at While In Sanford, President 8:00 P. M. All Cub’s parent* are Walter and two sons Robert and urged to attend. Douglas, were guests of Mr. and , SUNDAY . Mrs. J. M. Biinrclpher and daugh­ A Silver Tea will lie held at ter. Grace Marie at 2404 Park 4:00 P.M. at the Episcopal Parish Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Stlnecipher House for the benefit of the II. are alumni of Piedmont College brary fund. William K. MrVIrknr will apeak on “The Hook* People ra Reading." | ! MONDAY Ity HUH THOM AM Phi lathes Class of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 8:00 P.M. with Mrs. George Stine, HOLLYW OOD, Feb. »_</»•>— 429 Summerlin Avenue with Mrs. The 10th grade students at Culver George Maasett as rn-hostrs*. City High School are due for a 8t. Catherlno chapter of th» Jolt. They will soon lie seeing the Holy Crosa Episcopal Church will movie "Ton* Sawyer” with their meet at 3:00 P.M. nl Mrs. Fred- teacher In the starring role. erlch Uell’s home. IP2I1 Park Ave lie Is known us Mr. Krlly to nue. the teen-agers, hut to movie fans TD1WDAY of * decade ago he was Tommy -T h e Daughters of the Wesley Kelly. Now that “Tom Sawyer" I* ^ n d a y School Class will meet at being dusted off foi a re-release, McKinley Hall at 7:30 P.M. he Is fared with n unliiuc situation. W ED N ESD AY' "1 don’t know how my kids am The Women's Club will have going lo lake It," remarked teach­ their regular meeting at 12:311 P.M. er Kelly. "They are older now than at the Club house. Call Mr*. D*n 1 was when i made the picture. Wade far reservations, 535-J. Seeing me and hearing me called ’Tommy’ may lie ipille a surprise lo them." Today Kelly looks much ymiilgri _ ®F JN * * ’ nil.HRKY than his 27 years. He Is still redTwenty-six meiuliera of the headed and looks only a few years Audubon .Society were treated to older than when he played Ihe Eh Instructive talk on "Climate |Maik Twain heto at the age of 12. Ita Effect on Plant Mfc” given by "When I came hack from the war, Mrs. Esther MrAlpIne at the Jan­ the studios said I looked ton uary meeting. She told how Flnrl- young even to play IP-year-old*," da Ireea adapt themselves to hur­ he remarked. ricane winds and other conditions they have to meet. An example | He lives with his pretty wife and was Uiat of a so-culled "walking Infant son and daughter In a new tree" which, henten to the ground home In Culver City. “Some hy strong winds, will sprout a people think 1 should have lots new tree when; the hranrh lunches of money because I was In pic­ the ground. The original tree dies, tures," he laughed. "Not long ago that the spectator wonders at I figured up my entire earnings apparent paradox of new plant for 1ft yeara in the movies. It life growing out of n ileuil tree. came to an average of 110 to Sift n Other examples of "walking trres" week. "Sure, I mail* good mousy aumrwere given, Hnd Mr*. MrAlpIne also explained hdw Florida plant llines. Blit thate were many week* life venturing northward In ndld when I made nothing. The most I seasons would porindlmllv le< mud* under contract to Elfinluk forced liark In Its natural environ­ wsa about $180 a week. But that quickly disappeared. Someone told ment by front. ■" Again there ' Wyre 'Wunplaintn us we f thOMd, have a Mg home «‘ i could entertain theof song birds being shot on poll­ where w «', ed orbnev*1 * near Twentieth Street pres* and other Important people. it d Sahford t Venue. Mr,' Farrar So we did." Kelly’s dlecoverey for the rtiovle* .fered Iw five the Sanford Chapt­ Chapter nkw sanctuary signs to re- was according to the Hollywood plarr Hi* old ones which havu legend., Oscar Berlin, now a Broad­ deteriorated or disappeared. Me. way producer, was Interviewing a Farrar’ also'said that it Isn't al­ prospective actor In a New York ways hoy* who are guilty of-these school. The prospect didn't pan offences, bill there are some men nut, hut the principal persuaded who will shoot at anything that Berlin to look over some of the moves Just for target practice. other hoy*. Kelly was among them While driving, he haa counted and Berlin ta'nhed him for a possi­ many crippled shore and water .... ..................... ble......... Tom........ Sawyer, for whom David birds, never on the legal hunting jo. HrUnlrk was searching. st, with a wing dragging or turn lo m m v tested tor the role and I completely liarkwnrd, that had won it. Ilia family moved west to been shot by these Irresponsible Hcllywood. Everything after “Tom vandal*. Such iNirsons are certain­ Sawyer" wa* an antl-cllmnx. Sellly not aportaiunn, said Mr. Farrar, nick kept the young actor Idle, sidi and ara drserving of uu considerseven though other studio* wanted tlon if .caughtIn use him. T h .ir wn« talk Ihnl 'JfMQuHe a fiu-g* large _group gathered Paramount wanted It star him In for the hint hike Saturday morn- a Torn Srgyyer series, hut terms ing, Jan. 20, ami proceeded to were never reached. Tommy we* Bock 8pring» where breakfast dropped from the Selinlck rontrael wa* rooked cvery-uian-fnr-hlnisalf list, after a year and a half. fashion over the open fireplace*. "After that I played big role* Appetites wa*e rampant hy that In little* pictures and little rnlrs "m e,.and Itarnn and efiffeo care- In hlg pictures," he observed. "I fullv preuared gt home was never wa:: In the Army— the Infantry— half ao.delicious! After hrnakfasl for three years, then I rame hark the hlkera separated Into two and got my leaching credential at grottpo, One-half led hv Mr. Mum- Lovnla University." ford. thn other* hv Mr. Davidson. Kelly enjoys teaching. He hes­ About 30 different kind* of bird* itates mentioning his Ideas about were sighted, II ws* a most en- education "because leaching has joleble outing. taken a beating from critics late­ ly." M AIN LAN D f*AIN’iT n g h "Rut I do feel that new hlraa In D ELA N D , Feh. i-f R p r e W ) -- leaching mean knowing your stu­ A selected group of |ialntlngs dents better," he said. "You have " o j n the Research Studios, to know their heckground and try nd, worn hung today In the to understand them. For Instance, th Hall Galleries at John ____n tln lw n ltv gMfiwtll If you were discussing a subject be oil gahlblllon for the next three Ilka divorce, you would have to ween, according to l«n»l» Fmund, realise that perhaps seven or eight children In the class come from artlat-ln-realdincp. fi Wprk of such YwaUt^nt ertlste divorced families. You have to laltlatul a* Arnold Bflheh, guide the dlsoumdnn so as not to hurt them." Loo and Milton A w ,v' ,co1*": Kelly still keepa up hie dues In it scaaon. a # InrJBdeo the screen actors guild and sometlmrs pUys roles during school vacations. He Hid two hit parte last summer. But he doeent plan to return to acting full-time: ha likes leaching too much. Beside*, he likes to eat. » HnlWwoori I Aubudon Society «! t PAGE F I V t . SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA StM*l ir r r Social -rtrz ------------* K* ■ n. 3 8 'u• High School Plana Annual Clasa Play Lake Mary Activities By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON The senior class of Seminole High School will present the nlay "Scventernlh Summer" on Feb. p at 1:30 P.M. nnd 8:1ft I'M . under the direction of Mrs. Nellie Cole­ man. Those In Ihe cast Hre Donna !.ou Harper, Jean Young, Joyce AnfR-rson, Jo Ann Strnwder, liarPrtrits, Luther Dnvbl, Brandy Mrs. Herbert McFarland of hara Whitney. Johnstown, Pa., and Palm Reach, t* Also Harold March, Jimmy the guest of Mrs. Harry Heeren. Hanson, Dhli Colic, Kennrth Rob­ bins, Peggy Wilson and Dmiglaii Mrs. Elmer Toll of Philadelphia, Oglesby. e rso n a l Pa., Is visiting her mother and father-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Jnntrs Toll. Friends of Mrs. Howard (*. Long will regret to learn Hurt ..hr Ib III at the Fernehl-Laughton Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Ilockrnliur y of Washburn, III., are visiting with their daughter ami son-inlaw, Mr. and Mra. K. W. Herron. Mrs. Rolrert Mcllrlrt ha* re­ turned after visiting for tin- mist week with Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Terwlllcger of Coral Galdra. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Drown Imve as their gursts. Mr. Drown'* sis­ ter, Mrs. Virginia McDaniel of Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Winston of Chevy Chase, Md. ntr the gm-nt* of Mr*. Winston's slsler sinl bro­ ther-in-law, Mr. nnd Mis. ( ’ P. Henderson. Mrs. It. W. Caldwell hio I son, II. K. Caldwell .of Jacksonville have returned after visiting for several days with Mrs. Fred Wight and Miss Lottie Caldwell J. D. Grogan, K. C. Harper, F.d Fielding, Kay Shoemaker and /eke MrNah are home for sev­ eral days for rrld-scmester holi­ days. Miss Martha Fox returned Tues­ day from Sarasota, after visit­ ing with relatives for several days. W. G. Fox, her brother, re­ turned with her to visit for * few day*. Miss Gretchen Kerchhoff, Mis* Joan llann and Ml*» Barbara Wataort attended lire Ballet Russo do Monte Carlo In Orlando. They 'ire ail members of Ihe Kill Hr Royal School of Dancing. .M r .anil Mrs. I. It. Roxtoh, returned yesterday after attending the Ballet Rrisse In Jacksonville ■ml on their wny home stopped over at the Ponce de I .con Hotel ID . St- Augustine. ., ■ ■— Mnt, Richard TnnKyck , has r*< turned from Hot Springs, Va., where she war* called due to tha Dr. Georg* A. Torrence, Jtr nelc«, Mrs. A* of Galnvivlllo ware the guests of their parents, Mrs. 11. M. Gleason and K*o*h. Rev. and Mra. J. C. weekend Mr. and* Mra. Ida* * Brannop. Mi. and Mr*. Edgar Parrish nf Mrs. C. A. Shilner and Miss Joan Orlo Vista spent Tuesday with her SJnlilum attended the Zone Rally patent*, Mr. and Mr*. C. W. of the Church of the Naxsrene In Sjohlnni. Sanford Thuisday. Mr and Mrs. O. J. Lolly re­ Mr. and Mrs. M. Flanders nri-J turned from the West Coast on Mr. ami Mrs. II. Morgan and child­ .Inn. 22. ren were Sunday guests of Mr." Mrs. Grorgr Pavl* of Williams- •nd Mrs. F. Minshew. burg, Ind. soil hrr friend. Mrs. A l­ Seen nt tho Ballet Rune In va Study of Fountain City, Ind. Orlando on Monday were Mrs. W,. have arrived In spend some time E. Ilakci, Mrs. Nrtlle Baker, the with the former’s fsther, A. II. Misses Dilon and Duncan Baker, Toney. and Mrs. J. H. Skewrs. Mr. and Mrs. Olivet Sjoblnm nf Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Cole, Lake Alfred, formerly of l.ake Sr. *|M’nt the wrekend vi.sIHHfc, Mary, are announcing the birth of irlativr* In Safety IlnrlHir. n daughter, Lorraine, on Jan. 21. Mr. nnd Mr*. Floyd Hunklns Mrs. Cora Shantx and Mr*. Jen­ have purchase,I n home In New nie Lewis returned from Miami. Smyrna llrach nml sre moving Jan '21, where they hail been visit­ there Ihe first. ing filends and relative* for se­ Mr. and M r» F G Lee and veral days. daughter, lioiotliy were the Sun­ rm n u Sam Cochran w h o w h s operated day guests of bis parents, Rev.' • ,H0 T l » r R h y t h m rinl* •iSo N r h i . nil Tliinsday, at Hie Orange Mem­ amt Mrs. S J. Graiiy In Starke • :*ft D a l r hi hear n orial Hospital In Orlando Is rei t in W fs it 'r ii Jiunliore* Youngsters usually like shredded pm ted In lie doing nicely. 7100 Mr vmt liflM.lt riuh TIN Nphn Attending Ihe Chain of Mission, cabliagc in a salad when It Is rnm; i;no Morning 8 |***Mh Kitllloh in Sanford Thursday nml Friday blncil with apples anil raisins. Its* •ijf* K a y K y a r r O r k were Mr. and Mrs. Win. Souther* red-*kinne.| soph'* and do not • :3n Mnnilf ia D r ro llo n* «> r. MdidIr III Mitslt' nnd Mi. and Mrs. I’ .1). Anderson. pmc " c m Hu -km adds attrac­ >100 U t .r M AI Ni ne Mi. sinl Mrs. Al Bryant, Jr. and tive color. The smallest member* •:1ft l*l»ll llrrxl At OrCMM two sons, who were the weekend of the family should have a bland >;3*» AWInn liny Ork •lift W h en* A b h i ' U Koti to T t r . n l i guests of her parents, Mr. and salad dressing for their salads'; Pin D|» Pormli* Mis. \V. F. Thorne, have returned save tin- spicier varieties of drees, UUlft A Hoy. A U l i l . Mnri. ing fin Ihe gniwmip*. ' In llii'ir Inane in Jacksonville. intJfi .MornliiK Vnrlrtli’8 U»:lft t i n y I.Mtitliiiitin i.rit Mi and Mrs. Kd Lawton ate nt ||;nn n r i l i t 's l r . i A m i Ht*$r Nexl time you bake beans st CYPRESS GARDENS, ITurlilt* „ H‘% */d. ., nmc iitci lire simslnne limnc again nftci bring railed to 111 1A Mooli Do rtirr II 3o MornliiK V nt lot r West Penlatily, Muss, by the sud­ home flavor them with honey, then .Isis, and heir. M*r|nile Miibsil.mi, in - . > -••■• pii'ure i»f Ihe add mustard nnd ginger for elh. 11; I.*» MiihIi 11«*%*««•l t den dentil of her son. ■dd siililb snrinlliuled In llir r 1,11111.11)1 lib . «ni> |Im I n r biraklng C -r a iiiiaiti'i cup of honey— or IlilP t l ' r u > r » Kitr I ' m i f Wmd luis Jusl lieen received 13:00 NV«n |t| At Not nt Inin lull bbi.im n .rr D>- .(»•* more if you like lo a uunrt of dry 13:13 Until** Kinn D U rjl •lull t’pl -I. It Tillis, stalbiueil at beans, milling tb<- sweetening af­ 13:30 |«A0 H u h Elgin Field, with the Air Force, ter the beans are cooked. I on Poioilor Hlor ,' bn* been piomotcd lo Seigennl. 11" il l' l l* *1 It 13 lurllh Ainrrli .iit.i .Millie A nd D u ch ess 113»» l»*4lr Hht'iirk li*ifk H* v* '"Ml 1 |’M t. , |. • I| • I f Mi and Mrs. T. O. Miller who l?|tt MnnlrMl VatIrilr a 1.* |«t| • 4*fllt| flt*s HI i o n it -hull* Iiiivc been spending some lime with 3,0.1 it.tr N<»n« ll «o * l. .lot 3sOi» W o r l d At Thrr* Mrs. .1. II Cowan have relumed kdlcl In llir wbnbparty, and lb* « ir. T*».|«y*« i*U.r 1 \ k till* 1 Ilf »Mfl M f l V e " to their home In Toronto, Cana­ f * n • u ., .Il l , ' l ,-n , I,, •• I n || 3:30 l l l l * ‘And ||r*dll..»< (Ip to ra rtrM f l tfH da 3*11 I.. tit ............... t f l I l f ,1 I lie llllki mill till. In’ iJi 4.’. Vo.it M f ii.i .rv S mi . uk 1:00 Mimlr |«ovrr» l*aio. ||. .ki.Oi fni l ift* Ma •| title l« lj1mb-.I Hull l-lniidn nm-c offu-iitll. Nnluuhiy night Hie l.akr Mary KYKN KXAMINKI) I lo Mr ll«*|iir«t >ii vilnil tin hi to become icalilcot . i it/in* li wil l 1.1 l.li* **•••i \ *»f hi. Boy Scout Ttiaip IM-I placed -e*tWO Tltr Itl.t ll.m hr III.) IIiii. It.o.r I IN S I'almelln Ave. l|ud asked i.bctlici rbey bud mu M i ii|* i** !!»;»., .tit* " Its1 |{||X,f l|)l mini hi (be Tug of War al Hie ft N|torfh tort Klou n f Day a i.i, Nv e.. w . lll.ASSKM PITTKII , A:. no I f l In •*•* i. in i n v •In Niif'i om t# Semniub' "Klcknlmukcr" and wait lib a of accepting. • tlC* S .4i.r.o*l M .ir k r l ltr|**ol flrat place, In the log splitting 'I ’m afraid we'll b n v to r i,' I** i ti \v it ID W ll III 1-i S i m p f i i i . • '2o T t v l l l g l i i Hoi.Mr* • 30 H|.orlr I'iintdr bi Europe, more 'll leas," I In I »11 contest, with a tram composed of •: I f« ilu y |i.. ii .I m o Id l i o l r i ttilOR dies, icplli d Gn-euleaf and Dmialil W it* t, tii 1,nm l\ !»• •■» l i i •••! nl Eugene 7 mo I i r l f l l n u ito A • ho.d 11 \ •••iilIilhlHR Wc-ttiumieland. Otlici scouts tak I I.I- Milk, WIIH ■IlHlIlsllllU tlnuil |il»tm •• » • •n '*1* 7: n II mno * K m. A f.il.lt 7 30 Melody 1 ing pint wile Waltri Wclilrtholil Ml I, MM ,1 I'O III laaik, bill lie Ini . fmili.i (In |«, > i Mint 1** . 7 Ib Krviiiit.i IIv « *.lr it li. fi.i it. ol millmi I -il l eiiay lb .uni I" f,it..« iii i ' i a m and George It. Patterson, Jr. A* * on V m i I d I f 11o i l leill neil Intig H"<> (*• d't eiilue nlliei .HIM f . til. .( . i n nl ........"*l an d tending the celebratinii at Hie Sr R ; 3 n M r f l Ti lt * 11,1. 1*1 ? oil N I k I.I H i ll t ln r i * nt i nl ........... . -I i a l l ' minidc High School Athletic Field, I n-n .,| wilting mid i-inild ' kina k ** It •s Slllft PI 111 llet-d At t o it it M olf a .peicb" w.llimil ........ .. , l l t f i l l f l »’•..... ........ i " iii i >n w h e n were Mr. and Mrs. Win. II. Pugh •»?3 M | l > D u ll * M l i u r i |\* *| s%HI i if* Hi .1 1 II "ill’ll’ bill Willing .1 limit, lin I '. 'l l . i " i m m and Inn , liiIdr,'n. Alan mid Linda 11» to n P u lle d N.«M** iih I o ; |ft Toitiiny |tor*«*y « •» k sail .lean and Mt. and Mia. P .ll An• l *01- 1 m i l l In •o nuni .liffi. nil II lilt .ft *1 l « : 3« At IlMlt.i' W i l l . M.i-I* 'Smile d m - ll gite- wi ll no I itl.l It* III'i i*i**.m.1 l»'|i|«’l dcraon II (til ,Nf A H aniii* day- It doe.ii'l un ul ill lltltft High tin Mi and Mis. C. I'. Ilraslngtmi 1(0 b a n bei'n i'll 1I*||M* III 11 . . | lb' like- I".i wnik nl n >1 who have Ia'i' ii visiting tlicli child .|fl* 1 |*i ' lim ili'Ui ml HIMIII* 'll* lii"i •mn>. and tins been t»n*1 11 ■ • .l i n t s T o IlmiHcwivuN ren In Cincinnati for the past 1 .............. •i.",l I I I , ' wil l n> miicli a» seven m eiebl limn ■ m o l III*. three Minks returned .Saturday. I* l|.YX X f» ’"M i n new 1 * . ul nl »n Win C L E A N lL E A N E R Meiuhcia iif the Westminster 1 1If' 1III* lilt ,f. Ill,** .. If* "IIII* * l< Keeping lire vacuum cleatrcr , l liv I hike -aid llieie i- 'm, Fellowship Hr imp nf the Communi­ 1 M i i 1 X X I f SMIllt’f fb«* ii. *i l . clean saves time, effort, ruga, arid ll ulli ill all" ill lepolla Him In in I ty Church took itvi-e Hie morning Ihe cleaner Itself, Only when this Uu Oinbe-N bave been i.lekeiuu: 1 III 1, tj-* 1••i ft .In* t 1*1•* 1IftO'** IIH seivire Sunday. Young people tak lo* 11 * f * » > lin* T itoil! I« • * ! 11 mechanical servant la rleun can Jt yctlli a liidiu mid lelevisiou prmloi • ing pail were Yvonne and Inna ih* nn efflrlrnt Job and tbps W«tp JJ'in i'iii|eiiiv In nn a Inn Imlid in I •OHO * |* i 1. i f . •♦••*• li ft tlffl'lM 0 Jean Eubanks, Pat Keogh, Jim tx .(X t|llolt|f lit ill lllll 'll I'M* ii, \ n rugs utvl cartels free i f gruuml-1 U|[e slim. llroilte, George It. Patterson, Jr •fill ( Mil IIIM.Mlltf , . 0 " i i f xx pm lt dirt that ramies went. Keeping the *5 li e said a v e n l l l l e bad been - u g J»|*. \S ill Ilf •ft flt lfV i 1\ |tf|xl*H f V f l and Oonnlil Wrstmnorcland. cleaner clean makes it Inal longer * li il In I ii i a l l a r i i e y , I " it H u tu I • Mi. mnl Mis. Ith'linnl W. Keogh - n iH'Inl worth note by any J|I. ■•IntelV m i l h l i n ' III Hie lim thrifty housewife, | u l" In a New 'ini’s neWaliaiie Y d repairmen often report that II Hull ll I mil....... Ill ■a< I lltigill dlrt-rloggrnl cleaners bring In Hip biaiority 'n t I lint lioure setflrc li oi \\ iIlm in K M r V I r k n r *»f OrlniM ln callu. A rhiii nnd again they Hud Sprnk on Ihnl Ihr clcnnei hi "nut of n n ln " ft* mioHtci copy al'd l . "woll’l win k" «llU|dv Im liii-e oq Imud loi itii,ly nod •u u h o o k s i ' h o p i . h a i i h H ^ : A l ) l N ( ; ,, i dill container needs to be Shlgb -"Ihgb "f "Take .............. Siimlm - I'Vlt. I — 1:011 I*. M. Iiitled ot its filter cleaned. Vtcnmu ^Clcanci>iiul Cnipci As the bug or nthei con*miii’i Spec|',i " me fiet on •• i I-:|; 1 1 1 i|*J*I I 'u r l H l l I lllilH I 1 I RADIO STATION | I W.T.R.It I DR. C. I*. PERSONS v n u ARE tNVITED i fills op with dirl or tho filter Dffin or |iifoiiiinii"i In cullies i loggi'd, (lie slrnuni of D*|i*i luioiii of Aginolli BIRTH air Hinl gives Hie sic linn Is col uiHli'ii 2ft, I) C AN N O U N C EM EN T down nod then less and less dill is drawn in. Ibis '* why Ionise bold cnulpinnnt -peciulist* of Hie G. S. Department of Agrieuliun advise emptying the dill eimtnin er lifter each gelirinl cl".mini; M i- and Mrs. J. A. Kurfrnry limit' oflcn II II fills up iplirkly annoum-e the birth of a son an Empty the dill often Hu-v xa). Jan. 28 *t Ihe Frrualil-Laiightnn Instead nf waiting until the con Memorial Hospital. •nine* In parked solid By l|ui' U1,... il-. i i •imimnn'il Iiv S I. A i i i i ' m C h n p lr r TOMORROW A. M. ftli. and Mr*. Hhcrwmal Spence *li ns- lb " (leaning ability ,>l tb announce the birth of a daughter inachinc may be nliimsl nil. Do • Jail. 21* nt the Frnialil-Luiightiin nbo sires* following Hie tiinnti Memorial Hospital, fnrturer's directions for cleaninc nnd clianging fillers, and kccplln. flee from hair, Apricot puree makes a delirious all brushes aauce for tapioca erram. Pour a thri'AdM.nnd fotx. •mall amount of the apricot- sauce The maniifai Inrer’a direct Iiiio over Ihe tapioca cream just tie- which come with the cleaner tell how to use and rale fo| ll II fore serving. Garnish each nortlon with whipped rream and a you have lost these i!lrcrll»n, i* pay* to write the nmnufartinei cherry If you like. Roys Shirts K A N C lIE I iV . ,T SH A RE E X T R A S A V IN C S I •*. «• :: . KM I ' -1 i'A COTTON MAHQUISETTI 1 . 2 9 Bright *'ob’i I bal Like Buy N o* For R t io n n c/ic,.® ru is c tU A S 2.08 l'"M I’ll , r 'nitr. Sire; *1 18 SI • I lib I .IR4IIISI llie .r llo lli nifties! They •Ingham girl lor Kill" h" (loin edge lo edge ! Luxuriant I Sal* a g e s rentuveil, hark Roy’s Pauls 9 u ’^ £R in ^ lii-mniml. 'ip* Hnra'y o thoroughly * oo’ oppnoling young d i « « W ASHA B LE BAYUN ol G n l« y A lord - 3.98 chucked ginghom that NYLON S LI PS I 'K N N K Y don* o good hit lor M A Y S P R IC K ' your own penonol • While I : rot bull Ideal For School, Or Di " h». Smart Glenplsid Design. C-o urn Tan Or lllue It' Hi a l.o nge i Foam Rubber PIUsOWS Weai I i i i : prelly thowl coltor, •* No boiling! ** M i x e s ; JUST ARRIVKD! nppnol Feoluret a brlaf ylpavos and o skirl thol bonils .1212 sorno unprassed GABARDINE DRESSES pioats and a pair N i:\ V M U S T Y T O N E S ! • Ncwiai Spring Slylest • i.nm*' Pick X’nurs Now! r • Hurry 1‘nr Thear Values! a • illxcsf 12* 1»* and IAH-84VY ^ of rick-rack trimmed potch pockets. Rust, ; .9 0 ] navy, green, Wack— each with white. Sizes I0 to 18. 3 M .9 5 PLASTIC HANDBAGS • I'rfrred At A Havlngsl • tailin' Hlmoie Now' e New Spring Colnrt! As odverlutd in /onumy Vogue. lit mM k • O c f Plua Tax �T H E SANFORD H ER ALD , SA N FO R D , Eustis Edges Celeryfeds 41*To 45 In Overtime To Unlock 39-39 Tie Trick Shot Artist lly Kl) HAMPER Kutlis Ccnlcr Hill Temple scored scecn points in an overtime rwrioi pcstrrusy aftrinoon to unlock a 39-39 tic and edge out a 46-45 wit t.ver the Siniord Celeryfeds. frmptr who scored only live points during the regular game, tuddro ly found the range as the overtime began racking up three field gosh and a frre throw as the Celeryfeds failed to keep pace. Clarenci- Clause- and (Jerald C o-Y “ - ■viltgtuii led the iocnl five in scor­ ing with rlrvrn point* rarh rloaely followed liy Gaim -tl "Whlsscr" White with ten. Wise llarilin had one of bis lw-*t gnnis-s of the sea­ son looping In nine points and hoidins- down Tein|>le admirably un­ til the disastrous overtime ix-riod. In a game which naralleled the first contest, which )ne Celeryfeds won 12-40 in the final seconds, the I*IUither‘a played u slashing early game only to give out in the ser jnd <|uarter. The same pattern followcd in lb. second half will, the Celt ryfnls evening the scot • In the final second* of the fourth GAINESVILLE. Fla,. I'eb. I period. ll’i • wonder tlial Temple and IIIppter were high (Special) scorers for the Eli-1 lx squad, each Florid*’, Many Hamilton liarn’t having twelve point*. developed an inferiority complex slid a itiff neck Itotn looking up at o p t in g renters lliir wilder. Hie Calm’, leading poml-iruUr liai ij-nllril liia i»p|Minclll form two to nine imhri height in eveiy game Honda ha, played. At »ixloot-thirr he it the shortest pivotJimmy Nichols, famous one-armed golfer, will play an exhibition man in the .Southeastern Coulef- match at the Krmmole Country Cluh .Sunday afternoon with Mitv erne and in Florida collegia le car- ( ( ’Linger, K. it. Smith and the New Vurk Giants’ barm SyHetu Man­ ager I'arl (I iiMmOI. Following the watch Nichols will give an exiith: rle* at well, don ol tiw'k shots tor lutinbria of the cluh. A quick run duwn of the tower­ ing giants that have haunted Hamilton** every move thus far ia as follows: Kentucky, Bill Spi­ vey, seven feet; taiiislana State, llyron Johnson six-ten; Stetson, Jim Yungr, six-eight; Georgia, Hoh Brhloss, nil-eight; Mississi­ ppi, Don Hmlth, six-eight; Ala­ bama, Paul flullivan, six-sewn; Georgia Tech, Bill Cline, tlx-six; N I.W TO H K , Fell. I </l*( -It won’t be tong befor Tennessee. Bob Kintei, six-six; guet open tpnng naming but don’t be imputed if a cot Tampa, Holland Aplin, six-five; boys are milling come Mar. I. Vanderbilt, Al six-four, o u t, / ii Weiss, n r n i, u i-ig iu , AIM,ouvli the moguls air aomiui and Florida Southern, Bill Whitirm a t notables muting. p*nn, six-four. But despite the handicap, the However, none ran be (lambed Agile Hamilton ha* managed tu as holdout- unless they are un­ pour in 176 |>ointa through the signed when spring training opens reportedly rut 14 per rent. first half of the fiator schedule a month lienee. In lloutlun, Wilks, |‘oltrt ami and Is well on the way to be-umTop perfui liters unsigned in- Hunger said they have each fired Ing the serond basketball player elude Sian Muslal of the Ml. tauia to aeon ljOOO points In Florida's Cardinals, Ted Williams of the hack two contract! to card owner Fred Salgh. The pArhers claim (Thl* la the lentil of a aerie* history. Harm Tan tier la the only Boston Bed Sox, Joe DiMaggio of their contract* railed far a 25 p of I t articles written by the Gator to gain that mark- Ha post­ the New York Yankees, Hal New. rent salary slaih. Feilet also r e I "•lor league managers for the ed * four-year total of 1,2111 houarr and George Kell of Detroit, he has retrieved two letter* fret * Hots tamon of Cleveland, Jackie Raich. Associated I'reee under their points. ■ Hamilton needs only *7 mark- Itoblnaon of Brooklyn, Andy Pafown bylines giving a pre-view National 1- v a g u e team* lead 0 of their IN I team and ailing era to break 1,000. Aa • freshman kn of he Chicago Cuta, l.arry Jan In 1046*47 he managed 123, the aen of the New York Giants and up the other clubs.) following season he got 207, and Reel Ennis and Diek Rlsler of the Id 1040-40 he led tho team scor­ Philadelphia I'hllie*. W ASHINGTON SEN ATO R S ing with 327 point*. Ida present Musia and owner Fred Hafgh llv Stanley (Mucky) Harris 12 game mark of 170 gives him have met a number of times but W AHIIINGTUN. Feh, We have a better ball club s u it­ Ui:t counter* with 10 games re­ failed to reach an agreeemrnl. '• ■ K -ll amt Hl-ler are not satisfied ing out spring training this sea­ maining on the schedule. If he maintains hla present with contracts they have revolved. son than wa had a year ago.. They all picked the Washington average of 14.66 he should reach Williams, DiMaggio. Nrwhouser, Senator* to fin'ah eighth last the mark, The only time thin rea­ >tat»<>n, ll.ddnsnii, Pafko and Jantime and wa wound up fifth. All son he failed to place double ant have not Indicated one wav or we need to do ia Hindi another figures in the scoring column was the other regarding their cunnotch for the first division. Any regains! Tampa when he con­ tracta. Other athlete* reported dis­ lime we get a well pitched game nected for only one field goal. pirits.-.! wit), I M l rontrarla are we will he hatd to lieat. Cliff Mapes and Yogi DeMrra of We ate In the fortunate posi­ the Yankee* ami Enos Slaughter, tion of hiving veteran*— both Red Rrhoendlenst, George Mon­ war and baseball— and a lot of ger. Howie Pullet am) Ted Wilks draft-proof players. In addition, nf the Cardinal•wa'vr got some pretty good Insur­ tatnon said the utt er day when ant* in seven Culasn hall playere. hu reanimate It,.!. Pellee slgsie-t to the military service*. T u a in irra k v t b ik s P IB S T H S I f — ( -s lu rtlv . Ore uf uur brighter point* is Mlahlv Mlahi. Ilensler M l) . Two that we will hava Mickey Ver­ Ii ll. IMah Kior. Itnluekv St*, randy non and Cats Michael* In the in­ lUhe. Artful tVulger. (loo/t 'rrsvrler sm tlXII X St It— Puiurll* field and iillrher* Gene Bearden I t ls k r M nukl*. M n h lrx n , tluMand Uuh Kuseva at tin- start of ■ lln g r r. H n l c k e r . 1 'n ii.iu e s i, O r t o n , tho *enrol,. We did not have A . e I t u u l r t , U r I I . h h I (l.t, T IIIH II It A t I*.— l i t , ) . Wile them until later last year. l l s u p r 1‘s r . i r , O u le h le . f lu n n e r O, The catching post is wide open J u d r • ( 'h o lr e . P le e tlln e r. ta fty for anyone. Dwiirnl the plate wv t r ’lsu u l. Him. , i , Im . k. J e n n F 11**4. shall Fiave MlckrC (.rasto, the r m n t n h a i i *— a/iatk* wile H r,I M ltrh . C u lto n J , lltltlw llo v a l, otto-lime prison, r of war of the rirun.it. tlrrntl.srr. ItllS* llap, German*; Ai Kvuna, Hal Keller worth. More Murky, nlvalsn rhlaf. and Frank Back*, a uew.umrr by PIVTH HAIIS— Witertls ring akls. Hue Kuggr Ituk, llv*way of Hi* draft. We are light well off with g * » Florida Baskctballei Is Smallest Cen­ ter In Conference OiMaggio, Williams Still Unsigned As Major Leagues Line Up Players Draft Won’t Hurt Veteran Studded Washington Club Auburn Tigers To P lay Ten Games In 1 9 51 Grid Season Sanford - Orlando K#>nn«»l Gliih Rntrle* Wildcats K o 110 n As Blackbirds Are Beaten B y Kansas Hlta p u re aiiag a iw tin u u , m iif lT n , Heardm and Mlebey Harris Of thk Cuban Imtlrr*, Comedo Mar­ rero won ala and loat 13 for <i* in IBM. Ike WilliamN Whips Vic Cardell Easily D K TH U IT, FA .'- , — O K - U l U weight Champ Ik* Wiiliami, a busy IIU1* Ice except where title fight* are roncernwl, tucked a small purs* of 12,000 In htl wal­ let today aa a reminder of hla otto-sided bout with young Vie pardoll last night ' A amall turnout of 2,603 fa n a held down by a heavy Snowstorm- raid a gross goto of only Weill Will Discuss Championship Bout WithBrownBomber alX T M WAf’M—a / i a t b e HN* llu e a v , i r * t t e v , Hills Hnx, B o a a le I t . I .i i lie C a tu t, i l i K - . i u l s , M r J u a | H ally. W l.lrlti.w n ap.vitatH R t m -S / I i o * h u * Auburn campus are against Van­ derbilt to open tb« aoaaon Sept, tannv rhsn, Just lo Case, Mule tllesrhle, Hustle linage. I'nppo Tom jti), Florida on Oct. 15 and Louisi­ liy MILO F A H N K TI TOnt. Meter Box. Bute llafbor an* College Nov. 3. r.iniiTM It At')’— s '1*1ka wue NF.W YORK, Feh. 1~GP>— Auburn will meet Wofford in Mighty Kxile Mender, Rill* power, noldKentucky keeps cm rolling Ploutgomery Oct. 5, Mississippi hut tang Island University and In Mobile Nov. 10 and Alabama North Carolina Htale, two other at Birmingham Dec. I. , basketball topnotchera, ate L-orbThe schedule: ing how tough It la uway from Kept. 29— Vandy at Auburn i home. Oct. 5— Wofford at Montgomery I Hill Hplvey sparked t. 3— Klorlds at Auburnt Ort- the8*ven-foot Conference lead­ — Georgia Tech at Atlanta; er* Noutheastei-n with 24 point*. Bobby Wat > t . 21— Tulane al N*w Urleanai ion pitched in with 21 point*, 4ov. 3— tautalana College al Au- mostly un long field goals, Ken­ lUrn; Nov, 10— Ota Miaa at Mo­ tucky ranks No. 1 nationally in di*; Nov. I t — Georgia at Columweek’s Associated Press poll, iua; Bov. 24-Cl*m*oa at dem­ Oils Powerful Kansas State (14-2) on, and Dec. 1— Alabama at of the Big Seven drubbed L IU , liratingham, 55-55, before 13,400 In the Wild--at* new field house. NTHBET M IL L IL L L IU , unbeaten before storting out an * weatarn trip last week, has lust three of Its four Gabby) Street, former major now games, Th* Blackbirds (16-3) ■ague baa*bell player god area- rood a n underdogs in thalr clash ger, Was reported unchanged also l/ooio ( I M ) Saturday nigl -StaU opened up In tho M °Ila ' la critically 111 In th# Bt. half to rout L IU . Bhcrtn toe- Who scored 37 polni K MHLSg^fg* iavakpod, after h* Rntand, the P H ILA D E L P H IA , Fab. I-6 P ) — Boii Carpenter, owner of the I’hiladalphia Phillies, looked hack with no regret* today at the •pending of orer *.’100,000 in lionu* money for promising boll players, including aumc *60,000 for Ben Tompkln* of the Univer­ sity of Team*. Tompkins, better known for his football feat* than hi* hatrlwll prowess, yrsterday Joined such famous Phillies bonus players as Curt Simmons, Itobin Roberts, Btan tapata, Richie Ashhtirn and Boh Miller. Carpenter said Tompkins, • 21-year old junior at the univer­ sity, will tea re school to join the I’hlllles. An infielder, Tompkins will be sent to the Phils* Wilm­ ington, Del, club In the Class H Interstate League. The youthful Phil nw.ter de­ clined to disclose the . sort rom for which Tompkins signed. An informed source, however, said the Ttia* Quarterback was paid a figure “alifUly Uss tY»an that paid Simmons.’’ •Simmons, now hi the Army, received 466,000 when he stepped out of Egpyt, Pa., high school into organized baseball. Tompkins , likewise may lie in uniform soon. In w Dallas, Tea, 1,1 iib ij ivieg iPhils’ uni sscout ru ui Hap Mon#, who »ign#d th# 7r«at rU r, said Tompkins called In scout* of several dubs and talked contract. “ I don’t want anybody to atari isylng we radied the campus," Morse said. Confirming Morse’s statement, Bibb Falk, University of T n a , i-«rcl,ill coach, said in Austin: “ I have no ertitrism of bt»eball fur signing him off the Tesai campua, and I don’t blame him In the least for signing," Falk said he much dounted, however, that Tompkins would report to the Phillies this ysar, continuing: “ He was deferred from th» ser­ vice until June if he stayed in school and If hr leavea will be rtlgible for the draft now. The Phillies took a big chan e in Junior High Five Wins Second Game Sanford Junior High School soundly defeated an outclassed Genava lira bare yesterday after­ noon 22-5. It was the second vic­ tory far the local five over the Grnee* squad. tarry Bala* wa* high scorer for the Celeryfeds looping in six points. Weldon Bridges bit for four In the Hanford second vic­ tory of the season. Coach I . C. Gordie substituted freely aa .the Ioral five scored atmoat at will aver their leas ex­ perienced hut hard fighting opnenta, neap Point* Homer Miller 2 Jo* Hunt 2 ta rry Bates 6 John Bennrt 2 Charles Swan 2 Walden Bridge* 4 Bob Shoemaker I Robert Samuel* I DSnny Sweat S G so SamIt. Owen Mill. Yeiby, Pnnlo Pete B’s Brent, net Shelby. NINTH HACH-O/IMke Wile IT* Mar, Jo* Krslth. K. C Itl.inrt*. Leaslr )l*art. tr* Muni an*. Illgver Bed. Tsvas Klrsl, Ksthv K T O X T S m r l t — a - t i i h * Wile ll l s e h Ju ne. K l t n l r , l u i e h . 111* 1. II..IInns, lliir ) Toole. Iloltlne I — Pawn Du, Quick Chso. ». Tshlil T«>NinHT*a airi.KiTiiiv* piitnT itATRi it is >> Htsr. r*M v n<»4 tin UrCiletn, Risky Rookie. T llltlh BACH: Jeony Meori. M IA M I Feb. I — (Speclal-AI Weill, Matchmaker of the Inter­ national Doling Club, is coming down from New York Saturday to tea Jo* I .outs and discuss with the "Brown Bomber" the prospect* of a title match with Kxzard Charles. Weill, of .-nurse, will stay over to «e* the fight between tauia and Omelio Arm monte at the Miami Stadium nest Wednesday. Louie will fight Andy Walker in Ran Franriacu on Fehrary 2d. Marshall Miles, manger of Louis, said Joe will be ready to Lake on Kssard Charles any time af­ ter that. It la the opinion that Weill, tauia and Marshall Miles will talk of a fight in June but it Is understood tiiat Louia ami MU#« would Ilk* to see the re­ turn bottle for tho title tom* off m i u time in March. Louis I* In aacellenl condition for tho fifht with Agramonte. Hr will not walgh more than 210 pound* and hr mar weigh Ira*. Ho weighed 210**. pound* for his laot scran with Freddie Brshore, In Dctroil, and knocked out Br­ shore In four round*. Louis has bused many eihibltlons In Florida but this Is the first time he has been In a ten round contest. Agramonte, hi* opponent. Is a good right hand puncher. Hr ha* scored twenty knockouts and is looked upon by managers and trainers as one of the greatest right hand pun­ chers In the fame. It has been proven that l-ouis can be hit with a right hand. Jersey Joe Walcott dropped him in Loth of their fights, Jim Braddock knocked him down, so did Tony (islento while Buddy Barr knocked him out of the ring. SPORTS MIRROR Today a year aro— Early (Cur­ ley) I .am beau, coach of areas Bay Packer* for SI year*. signed a* coach of Chicago Cardinal* la Nation* Football taague. M Fie* year* ago— Marty Rerih, 143. won the welterweight hosing title, knocking out champion Fred Cochrane. 145, In the fourth round. Tea year* ago— King R a n cn Di-pose won the Bahama* Handi­ cap at Hialeah path. Twenty years ««* — Abe Eapinoia of Chicago won the 15,600 Tria s Open Golf Tournament at Ban Antonio with a 12-hole score of 201. k Halfback John I’etitbon of the 1QM1 Notre Dtme football squad averaged 0 yards per try- H* car­ ried (IS limes for 385 yards. CuHtoiiu rs' C orner illsny c u tlo m m huie told us how impressed (key ore is ath the high co/rte r rm pioyrei they meet in their A Al*. The reason so many high-type men and women are daily seeking jobs with A 5 P i* simple: A tiP is d good /dare to work. It lias alway* been A tl* policy to give employers good wages, hours, working conditions, vacations, pen­ sions and other benefits. We ore proud o f the employe *s who have done such a good job for our cut- A ll P ric e r M a im M a r* , Hot Me tin w a r e Frle**, A r e Uuaramteed F eb. I lk r * « f k H art., Foh. f lomeri in th e pail; and we wet ome applications /ram men and women who want to join u* in tervm g the public even bet let in the future. You w ill he tendering a real service to our present and future employee* by givini them your suggestion* for making A R P ■ belter place to shop. Please w rite) CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. A R P Food Stores 4 2 0 LaxIngUMaAvc., Now York 17,N.Y< Heavy Weatarn lOH-nx. Ann Page 3 cans 29c Tomato Soup Plnty Moore Beef Stew "Super Right" Grd. A Leg Lamb (Juick Froxen Grade A Hen Turkeys....... Ann Cage Res Shell Macaroni “Super Right" Small Smoked Picnic ..... Peaches “Super Right** Bacon lb. 59c Sunnylield All Good Brand I*unrake Flour Sliced Bacon .. 1-lb. pkg. 49c Wilson Certified Bwan-ott’a Chicken FricaHHee . can F»ur Bearuna 26-oz. pkg. l-lb. roll* Pork Sausage ............... 39c "Super Right" Grade A Fla, Dr. & Dr. Fryers ... 55c Quirk Fro aen Fancy Duckf Quick Frown A A I1 No. 2 Apple Sauce . can 15c Red Perch Fillets Headless Ocean Shrimp ..... Strains.* S W i n * 8 B A B Y M E A T H ........ can 21e Delicious Apples S W E E T H E A R T H O A P .. hath bar !3c 3-lbs. * 5 c IV O R Y SOAP ............. - U n r# I « r I l k I V O R Y B O A P ............... 3 p ar. bar 17r I V O R Y P L A K B 8 ........ I a n * phff- S ic OR E F T .................. . C A M A Y HOAP larva pkf. 3Ie .............. bath b a r 13c L A V A S O A P ~........ .... . O X Y D O I, te rra .................. .. S W A N S O A P _________ M i bar 10c p k | - 31e tear* bar ISc Iceberg * - L ettu ce......large head! 10c •* ■ Fancy Pole B eans................lb. 19le hpaulah ' * Salted Peanuts 8-ol pkg. 19c ■ m lo Brand Freak 14b. Rowted Peanuts ... pkff. Me B M C *N S P A N aovoaUi In thle week's AP 5 right »y* cut, wta unable t< patrer th* ball for tho nlatl the scheduled 10-rounder. Williams, sulking since tk OttoOsi B o k I r. g Assort*(to ireatened Saturday to Uk* ht u* away if h# doesn’t dafom by March 91, took our core IAIX FI.AKRH lavillo (16-0) caught fire In ( i T another tnurtig Now City fiv*. handed John I its ninth straight lass, 70- : = ** F- r-"' JEW EL OIL Greyhound Gus it on dw‘ I o n i t e o»«( WD0O at 4:10 with *N th* '***' on (h* dogs al th# 0>i*r>on swimriNG �THURSDAY FEB. 1, 1951 Former Wealthy Sugar Broker Is Now Servant For American G. I.s f .■ HAW ONE'S■y Alley MEDITATIONS JO ^IE V H E R E IN K O R E A (A*) The face of Lee III D ot will haunt American! who have known him fur yean after (hit war i« June. 7b*rr it nothing unuiual about Lee In Dok’i face. It i* broad and oriental, with high cheek bonei ami JarL ilanling cyrt. It ti jutt that h‘r lac* wmetimn reflect* the great penonal tragedy that war list brought to Lee In Dob, < — — ----------------A abort, huaky South Korean hut u man of rilucatiun and ran* mi 18, he it the houaetioy of threw intelligence— greatly stricken by •oldlera who treat him well. ||r i< the loss „f his family. y lucky indeed to I* in a room lee |n Dok wa* frantically ea­ thi* old ichoolhoun- which the ger when the Allies broke out of army ha* taken over, their perimeter in September and l.ee |n Dow even haa a cot ami headed northward. He trembled A alerpii'g bag and he la ailrr| with expectation. Bailey and Coynow. IIU clothing hang* carefnllv nrr drove him into Taejon and to from nail* he drove in the wall the site of hit former home. IIU few pr-raunal effect* art The home was wrecked. A itored neatly urxler the for. Out■ neighbor came up ami wInspired tide, tenllie* with rifle* are lit few Word* tu the horrified Lee In ruld foe hole*, guanling hi* *leep, Dak. Hi* face tight with gloom, A raaual visitor might walk In Lee lii Dok walked into the ashes a'id **V: " I ’*' *«■* that quv never of the house and stood a silent | d i t * o good." moment. Lee In Dok had It than "Then,” t'oyner say*, “ he ram* thi*. A well rriuratrii and intelli buck to nor jeep amt said just two gent man, before the t'ornmii ii»t* word*, ‘We go’.” rrn**e<i the .“With I’urall.l la<t War is such a big slu-d tragedy June, he w i i a proipm n> sugar that il dwarf* the personal trage­ broker In Taejon. He lived in n dies, the lens of thousands of perbig home, a fine house, by Korean onal tragedies. standard*. With him lived hi* wd But aometme* personal trage­ and two little children, hi* fat hir dies are the hardest to forget. And and mothrr. ‘he sudden pitiful misery in the How, in the push and ronfuilon fare of Lee In Dok as he crawled ^ war, Lee In Dok became *ep». into his lim ping hag an hour ago A e d from hti family It rot known wa* a haunting thing, to b* longto him or evrn by the three sol­ renumbered. dier* he serves «o faithfully Cspi Bernard Bailey of Waterloo, la . and Steilaroom, Wash., I.t. Perrv Davis of Fait Lake City, and Mas­ church o r non ter Fgt. Crawford 0 . Coyner of p - - 1tsrd W**h-, refrain from Church of Cod Prayer Band will brinvfnv tin lh - subject. hold it* weekly prayer meeting at lh August. Bailey and tkiyner I - o'clock Friday at M r. and Mrs foun t l ' In Ikt" *v .iking 'a* a Silvester Tyson's home in Oviedo. common All visitor* are welcome. Mrs P u'ai'-Tiegu periiuenter He wa« Nora Jones, president, Rev, B. V. u*#t! to c in v n shoes, worn Hestles, Pastor, Mr*. Anna Henton pant* ard shirt and a ne* person .reporter. straw hat. ||« looked like a pea* •ant. They hired him and loon The greatest depth of the Carlfound he wa* not a p r m i.t at ail bbean Sea it 23,748 feet. New Class D League Is Formed At Dothan o ! H iT C o s 'Y o u AAOfJEY W tM (H r IU .lA M BARNARD (Pae HAL BOYLE) NbU J d W p i E h Co s' Y o u /^o * E <H T* P ie — m R ETw ix ’ You WUK5 Too MAUD c a 's e P R ia s B t 'S S o HIGH " r Colored News t ... J r Tl»4l **“ Tucson Tournament (lets Underway Today T U C S O N , A m ., Feb. I — (/P»— The flU.000 Tucson Open Coif Tournament starts today with a field at wide open a* the sur­ rounding drstert. This is a tourney which yuit have to shoot par golf tor four daya in a row to win street car money. Yesterday was a good example. A chill wind blew across the M 0 2 -y n n l par 70 FI Kio golf and country club course yel 114 plus played under pwl and they weren't really bearing down. Chandler Harper, Portsmouth, Va., the curirnt PC A champ, took last year'* Tucson event with a 13-under par 2(17. In so doing he set a record of 20 putts for 18 holes. Yet It it his game on the D O TH A N , Ala., Feb. I — A*)— Four member* of the defunct Ala­ bama Stale Leagur got together with two Florida clubs yesterday ami organised a new Class D l«»eha]l circuit, the Alabama* Florida League. Thw member* are Dothan, Headland, F.nlcrprise and Osaik, in Alabama, and Tallahassee and Panama City, Fla. C. D. Halstead, president of the Headland Club !a*i year, waa elected league President, nnd W. I). Hears, manager at Dothan, vice president. The Alabama State League folded because of thr war situa* tion. Four of it* IU.V member*, and Crneva, remained out of or­ ganised baseball. The new league will play a 120-gamr »ea*ot>. opening April 2.'( ami closing Aug. 21 The schedule Include* east-west and all-star game*, and a Fourth of Ju ly douhlrheadrr. The dubs agrees! on a lb-play­ er roster, including four player* with three or more years* pro­ fessional esperience, seven with limited service, and four rookies. A f.’.r'OO monthly salary limit, exclusive of thr manager, wa* set. Tallahassee lost It* franchl** in the Ceorgla-Florida league re­ cently. Panama City had a semipm outfil last season. S teens that I* bothering him to* ay. “ Pm playing better now than when I won in 19HO," ha says, "but to repeat I'll have to improve my putting.” Asked who will win if hr doesn't, the rasy-gning souther­ ner said, ” l.loyd Mangrum i* my first choice if hr is in shape. You also have to reckon with Lew Worsham and Cary Middlrcvff." Mangrum went around the course yesterday in even par. Wortham, the Uakmont, Pa., pro who took top money in the Phoenix Open last wrek, had a BO yesterday. Middlrcuff, the Mem­ phis, Trnn., dentist, was only on* stroke behind. 3 -K B .V I, E S T A T E FtIR HA L B -1 \Y»lHAdfJ *•“ ^ ra T tta W a -* — ^ The Is lls s h w iB ls ^ ils s J !* * all W a a l l * s S * M i* M 4 Bastard H s » 4, t ■ nose iia v a ; s* VSZ la Tie I k . per lia r la aertla a lew e r r l i e # l a a e r t l a B B err H .e t.W g ^ ; ; il a s r a Is H ' I I " n t w e n s a a K l > » s ra rd a l a r k r l i a r . IS aa kle s a l # l a r M a r k I b i s « * • • ‘PHONE 148 ■ ■ si Ate sell! »*4te*m ( « f n#M# llll m itiff Uf t mm • r w r he *•t s*rr*M4 ••A*II** M i++94l*l9*f •restre la Saar m4- N# l*r . 7 . ,'.v-vr.es i . . . e *1 THE SANFORD HERALD 5 ROOM furnished, 2 room* apt. and filling station all on large lot at (iinderville. Price reason1 tide. See R.M. Rail, or John W. f*. Moolr at Sanford, or writ* S. U White, Morgantown, N. C., Route 2. N K W 2 ItKDROOM, frame eonatruction Home. Concrete Fleer. Iliri-iw ay, Palm Trees arid Khrul.U ry. Ila rrir tlrrene. No. 4 lake Klien Drive, Casselberry I block off 17-92. J m d i B U N O A L O W -g a TU RRN1BHED N I8H 1 kgts next town hall, near store*. J. fSHKD \ T of Duplexes bath, newly *cr»en#d M L Dora. Ist.fiO. In- furnished. Apply , comer of 17____ _____ Ed.; V miles of SoafonL FOR HALK 12— HI’E tT A l, 4— R EA L E S T A T E W A N T E D — 4 i .AW NM OW EKS repalriul, Sharpened, lock work. Prompt nervlee. and II. hi ki*v W Skwns. 214 K 4»h H> Wanted: grocery cashier, e ip rtiIP Y O U WISH to buy a homo *e* ence preferred but not neces­ RO OF WORK of all kind* Eave* ths man who know* Sanford a* sary. Apply M l. Whatley, and Gutters Repaired aad Paint­ ha ha* many, many bargain*. Margaret Ann Store*. ed. New Roofs applied. Painting Also see him for Fire and Automo­ W A ITR ES S ES and coaling. Sanford, Ph. for MuntVtum* bile Insurance. 1092-W. R. R. Afkenhurg. Dining Room. Apply in Penon. EDW ARD F. L A N K E X P E R IE N C E D .tenugrapher O K I.A N D O M..ruing Sentinel. U< ■ Vwa^w **1^ M «|nolla ^A *e^ ^ Undo Evening Htac. Coll Kalnt Must have car, as position re" A R TIC LE S FOR B A LB - * anything. Phone I9»*J TU X E D O FEEDS. Complete lino. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store FOR S A L E -7 5 lb. Ice box, |I0 caah. Fair condition. GOO E. 2nd. St. C H EAP— Twin-bunk plete; oil healer; Apex washing machine. Phone 1689-J ._______ f h Y OUR Steak, Southern Fried Chicken, Barbecue*, and Sea Food*. Angel'* Eat Shack, Corner of Ge­ neva and Sanford Are. __ DO UBLE and single bod. vanity, child'* cheat of drawer*. Phone 11 4 G - M . _____________ W IIIZZER motor hike. Good condi­ tion 440.00. Meiaheld, (> l»ryCameron. 66A-W after 9:00 P.M. ” C O h C R ETK SHW tal PIPE Septic Tanka, Greaae Trap*, Dry Tank*. Tank Cradle*, Stepping Slone*. Benches. Flower Pot*, Block*, Window sill* and lintels, Concrete Floor*. Machine fin­ ished. Free Estimate*.__ M IR AC LE C O N C R E TE CO. 4*9 Elm Phosw I I U We in tit los* when you te n t bring your prescription* to L A N B Y S htMww 1M ____ Typewrllsr 130.00 Hugh THH* l i t(1 l Magnolia Ave. _ B H T A T B rO R S A lW - t B PBOPBRTY D U P U tf 9” D E L T A Power Sow w ill stand and « Inch Dado Hand. Phone _ Batatoo— largo 1849-J niter. 9^0 F J f . . hullt for taU'bakow wocoastructlon costs. See LARGE, tm*t made Maytag wash­ ing machine, new 9 a I t rug, 119 8. Park Aea, kitchen table. Call at 400 Pin* Ave. comer of E*at 4th. Satur­ day. February Ird. between 9:90 GOOD Underwood Wmsins Sea i t 111 H. r a t i Awteua day* Wav 11(16..1 qufrea traveling tu near-by towns. Apply by mall, Mating Drag line, bullduxar uumg true* experience .to P. 0. Box 284, murk, flil dirt, sholl and day Sanford. Florida. by load or job. Contact B. B 9— WORK W A N T E lT M i r arut-l * - with Trees. Dept. Dempsey 234 Meisch Bldg. Phone 17M.____ P R A C TIC A L nurse and compan­ VACUUM C L E A N E R N O T ion. Edna (Ireenleaf, Lake Mary W O R K IN G R 1G H TT L E G A L Stenographer— permanent Repairs made by trained factory position fur qualified applicant. experts. Phone 9ML Fie# pick Por Interview phone 209 or ap­ up and delivery within 60 mile ply 411 Atlantic Bank Bldg., radius. Prompt seivke, free es­ Sanford. timates. 19— Huaiaeas Oppartualllca --19 M EN OR W OM EN To service route* of U.S. Govern­ ment postcard Dispensers; also tire-stamped Scenic Postcard Dispensers, which are a brand new addition to tho famous S H IP M A N line of postage stamp machines seen In all leading Drug Htorea, Hotel*, etc. 18— N O TICK H -P ER H O N ALB— 18 MARY'S L E N D IN G LIBR ARY 1209 Magnulla Is now open Mon. thru FrL 10 to 13 A. M„ 3 to « iL 4 to 9 18— AUTOMOBILES — IS P U YIN U A C A S T Before finan­ cing m u l l save mosey. In ­ May be handled part or full lime, stallment Loan D e p t, Boom 217. no selling involved. All outlet* Phone 2*4. Sanford Atlantic are established for you bp fac­ Nalt— sl Rank Marti bar F T I C tory distributor. Gross profit la R EN T A CAR. U-drlv# It by .lav, 40'*-. a remarkable return on week, or season English Ford* time and Investment Minimum and. American Fords, sedans, caah required, I960. statlca wagon* and amrertlblo* Strickland-Morrlaon, Inc.. E. If you think you can measure up First St. to requirements and furnish ref­ erence*, write gletng phone, ad­ ilta K A T S K R T ^ io rlio n b lu c , 1*7dress. for per*on*l Interview. 000 actual miles, radio, bcatir, Box 8. Rcnfor.l H erald, whiUwall Ures, eacsllsnt buy, local owner, ||ll9i. Want responsible Man (trailing 1948 O LD S lfC IOB1LB -------- club coup*. added income to own and service clean a* pin throughout, low group of Coin operated Hoi 1095, Popcorn machine*, spare or fall I0 B IL E Streamline, 2 time, income up to ftOO weekly peaeible at ctart aMnhnum ia• treatment af 8*W cash required at ctart, secorsd, for Interview . write Box C l . _____________ RARBOPFtJKIWfirr 19— S P E C IA L rr1*. 394 “E. ‘1*1 SL er** F a fF f f n u T 'g a * heater 147. Cibstcd. end asaorlatsa, 109 E New York A re ., DeLand. Pk (IW nr 296-W j A L L TYPF.8 of Bulldnser Work. Reasonable Rate*— Free Esti­ IN C O M E T A X returna prepared by ta* accountant registered mate*. Carpenter A Grace*, l»hr-->a i m H E R Y IC B i — I t Y B N B T tA N BLIN D * mode U order Bemlnota Veoetlen Blind Co 910 W. I N B t ■early 1 I U -W . V+ U I, linrher I'M i \ 1111: tin t i n « « n ii r i > i \ i t » t m b c m i m h .i : i «m \ n n o n . •I M i \ I i m i u n l l - W I C M A J K M h l Arid Air*- ■V** I ’l A l n l i r f u . T h r u n k r i o w f i h e l m , s l r v l e m lrE>8teen o f ffrAfllere hAVllitC. t*r . U i ll l * I DM to lt*V# A n y f 11CIs t ti t le , of I f f irreut In or to the |irofierti In* Yulkirvl in th i s ei i lt , m o l r r W i l l . I AM N T H m i N d r . r a . e d , el el I >e(r iuIa lit a A NIW UNIFORM and some fresh makeup *u a long way In helping Capl Anne U. Steele, the ns at Arm y i i u i h ir lu u .n l In u Korea, to (oig«t the boriuls of wai that slie Is-ft bcblnil tt*tuilied h o u r on a 45-day enirigtucy leave due to the illness ul bei la ilo i tin blonde, ttve-foot* two nurse prtttiei heisell up a tut in nei .New Yolk hotel suite before leaving for her home Ul Auburn. Messachuutts. (International) n itO U O Of H U t o i l as IvM Ns ■ trunai Buddy Poppy C m . nim star Vit|inlfe Mayo sees htiielf s symbol ul nomen who will help disttlbute iX.OUU.UoU Vfletans ul Foreign Wait buddy Puppies Proseed* ul lb* annual VFW dllss will gu to veteran rehabilitation and welfare work. (Cenlrul Press C ITITIO * Tin : nr i i i Aii T h e il Ilk fio viti fir if a, t| ci|atr* )v p .1 t e r A, o r S f A Hi r r * h i l l I( a: »*r i U l » u l l * « ; t u h a \ r a m i r lA tit , ( l l l r , of m t r r * M In an d i m t|»*» i s d l o w i dm d r -4 il*.. A l-f. D r f t > un de r V\ I I . L I A . M h T I l I" l *'M.. ii e*- r A P« 4, If a l i i »-. Ji list If (I r Ai l, to inti f uniknown knit iltvliffiL ten Alee*, o r K m f i le r * A fill Its a n y a lot iitt o t h r r p e r »o n p , flrrtte o r « or|o*r4tlo»i* « (l or e n s i t i c i m r e iitik i>*>e n if A l l Y r milt If i l t ad. (ti l l « r t » i i i i h i t o n n h e l l - , i t n l i e e a , IruMl rr* * r r B t i l* h A v t n n or i t i l m l n E !«■ h»%e Aliy r l *rItr H l l r , o r t nte r* <a| hi r ol lo I h e fol lotAlliK stra. rll*9«t |i fo |r »« > •M u n i r (jr lnK. A U d !>«•I ft to Hit e i t h e r of v i . i m i i h a v*> a iffa l H i t lh*’ • • t i l t Of IC IX A H I l K K I e K I ’ * e.»*r I, la te Ilf paid l *4*u n i ) to t h r C o u n t y iidtee of Hen*l:u*.......•ltd), KH*tld» h I a O f f 11 • I fl t h I f ■1 7] f I I m u *e I.f tit JMhford Klot Id.t, te l l li li T el Kill » i l e n d a f tnunf Ii a ft- ui t h e I line of |he f l f » ■ ih lt i Itlfltl *»f t h t * n o t h f K m ti ’ tit - r defii.t rut •t i a l l lo In w r l l l U k a in l - 1» ill M a t e t h e |dAi r . f f r t l . l t i d ■ «*r.d |eo«1 *<(■ t AnId County ' •h a l l h r •Vfisrtl III I*) 111* * U l l l M H l , h I • N C r t i l . o r hid a f c - r t i . v *n«t a n ) ells'll ('l.ilfti iff d e m a n d r*» fllrst ►h a l l h< Y.dd W A l.TK ll C I.A IlK l: ill ; I.K T .%• A d i r u n l P l r a t o r •*' t h r t:» t a l e of |..nq H h e u l e ) t i n t s .1 Kind putlh attiin J aiium » Ife I* I- NO IVIUKL M O N TH LY f| BAD DAYS’ : FO R ME T lkMI*l*t 4k (.1 t l l i « •> I owl * knot - .... . l A i M b i«n* *4pit s# * w* Is* A iillle Cwisii.t i eh* H*« |ware afsri Count I of Hrllihtidr Ni.,|r of Kluf i«i.i i n u r e |aA rit t' iii 4rl « *lra.*nt.*st .»* ItlO IS-it* ttv-Ru tl • 'I fltlldA* to t%h ill. l et 3. A(l(1h Io n III •Vlil I .«| I'Af k |-•(hi |l ■(! 11 l * |irf id-it the frss f fr t n n l e r l AtnilhK t h r l**itf||i l i f t r-rtla I I H em I hi de C i i u n l y , KI**H<1* Mi I' I a i Ho.sk 7, I n * * V u l ’ A N h C A i ' l l » H* \ 4•l M ti n i : g t ' i i t t i* » » . , , „ i *. M id ir ur li r l i i f e t h e Ci|f»-i*iM * ■••-« V. M» A lo* fill ?tetil llkfll« I *Wit fl •1 . 1' I' - ‘fid >4. o*i |h# 111Ii day o f FehruJt i % •lies 14w* 1*4 Caislui . •*i I ■aJt La l-c(i- mi user. CAR am Mi Ainu f (BAUM i mm I lift Ad%. I* 11*u 1,4 ftit 'I Ii # i:i Mild I h f i r III* I oil I w r t t t f t i t l r f f l u r * it* ( h r » %*nil* I a Ilk I l l l r t l h r f r J i i h v t h e p! a Mil if I* e1-1 l o m p U l n l h « h i r a * u h l o i|tiHt an d •a U M M h thB t i t l e to t h e M* *Hk A l(o \ e i|«*. r l h r d i n I h e i t i n i r of I It** p lAim iffp t h * HAiifdKil l l r r a i d k* h r i n . s dcr i K h A t r d «u a f i r %a PfsA|vrr of ftrlisfAi r i i i l a l h n i , isttl dl rhe d hi H a n fo r d H m iliiujr C o u n t ) F l o r i d a , in n h i t h t h i s s ll a t lo i i nliall l»e |lllldl*hr.l o n . r * B r h ki r r k f u t f o l l f i l l 4%OH»e* il tlVa «qr*k a W I T N C H H in) h a n d and o f f M a l i f a l at H a n f o r d , i n t l i r Co ttu i) of niM.v If * Alivl Ml A l e o f F t o H d a . o n till ' I h r 11*III da | of J a l i U A I ) , V J> in i im » o v iin n x D o N 110,842,000 in DIVIDtNOS ta Policybolrlevs B iC U H ItV «<ul c- , . . >u.. *»« »"»'• in M" yUJAl- eh«! It* '"t * I d A B«ck a « vunuiui*.»t D h iJ r '4 ?— (.•**■ J 8 1 0 .9 4 2 uuu »*>oJ 1'J*.4«I."MU HERVH EH — I t fret Inn Old floor* mod* Ilk* new. Finishing, -leaning A was •ag. Portable power M art 22 t - » n aspaeiewea la Itomiafal* County, H. M fllooooo. Lake Mare - cyclt-r I.eirnl Notice s: N'lltli’P (8 h«rrl»y Rlvell IhAl I Atil • In huflnvAA J*’l Houlh i\ m i : cm h t in* m » : < uv I*Ark Aveiuir. Ha tifnrU. Hrininolr JI llliiu AIDIIMkl i im m i. C o u n t y . Kl>rl>tn tin.t**f thr f l . t l r i ( H i m %, i % r i i n i i % 11 IlitU* nittir "CIt> IttlA Co" and thM I N l i t : F M T A T K O K I iMeiiti to reitntrr *a lit name parI O N A H I I M M . K T . !*♦ • »»r*| MUAtit to the* trrmn of thr CliUlli.u* Ti» %l l i lll'lll I nil* \ M» 1*1 llXAtfir HtAtUt# |iia«rltl .’dr. *♦*. **■* .♦! 9ii\k i i u i m . i i i n n nil III’.* Ktotldi* H i l t U l f * with thk w %\iia t i i t i w r i .« i %11 » Clerk of Ihe C l m il I C o n n «-( Jtetn*Y o u a n d # a i h *»f y o u sr* li ei »f * y hide County, KlorldA n o t i f i e d a ml r r . i o t r * *t t** i*r* - e m t n v VltHeA A WA i n t l : i l f n p and t l e m a u d » w h t i h y«*'- « » * Hanftiiil. M i V E G E T A B L E S , I.ivretock a n d your Mltsccllanruu*. Sanford Fann­ R K P A I It — M u D K K N IZ E home. Only tort down now re­ er'* Auctbn Market. quired. F H A Plan. In-tallmcnt 4 B U R N E R gas range. 840 611 luian Dcp’t.. Ruurn 317. Phone Myrtle. i 29(1 Sanf >rd Atlantic National FO B S A L E : Whlttal Bugs; on* Bank Member F D IU 9 x 12, the other 3 a 11. With W A TC H and Clork Repairing. All Oiitss. Combine,I Price, 8600(1 work guaranteed. Reasonable Phone M9-M. price*. V , M. English, J r. Ph. IV II. I*. H E A B E L Kicker and 12 1778-J. Ft. Marine plywoosl lu>al. Plume Call’ Phunv 10*41 for 531, 012 Elm A vr._____________ All ly|>e Ilf Hook Wotk A K T IC I.E S W A N T E D — 8 Mary MrKinnimy IbHikke, ping Block Construction, Completely W A N T E D : Old fa-binniui ' furni­ ture, ,ll*he«, vase*, jewelry and Furnished, 10,600.00. Term*. J. button*. Illghe<t prlie* paid. W. Hall, Realtor .Florida State flni|i lie a card tu Rhelkrv. 70H Bank Bldg. fliround Flo»r| Ph luturrl, Banfurd. 176*.__________ __ _____________ 1.0041 U S E D T IR E S at l»-*t price*. H O U S E and 4 room garage apt. Firestone S l u m . ________ Phone 1189-R. ------------------------------- ------------------ ■ — —iw *— H ELP W A N TE D N ( '* 'f l x iit k n .ifU y ^ Solicito r for F lA in ilffB A lIn ff.F ) i| |.a w N EA R LY N EW 2 Bedroom llduse, Service Blue k Corn [ruction, 87.95u.00. We buy, sell A trade uscl Ro->m 403 Low Down Payment, Balance furuttiire. WII -un-Maier FurrnAtlantic Bank Building 841 0fs per month. I n c I - ... *11 V ‘ Whnaa *** N EW FI.HUKM rurtacad to jmr2 BEDROOM House, 2 year* eld, M ILLS SW AP SHOP— 405 E. 4th S t We Buy. Sell or Trad* most S L A k A APATMBMTBe l aad Iforaa. l i t W. V in t Phan# 480-W. H E K r n E 3 » d and unfundihed duptex-season or year. See Wnlddop. 119 South Park Avenue. lcV*n*ite "XplT Wfrk. montTi Mason. Hlumberland CourL Htway 17-98 at City Limit. A N D 3 ROOM apartment*. Call Mr*. Nance, 1664-M-i JHTV furnished' 2 beslroom at beautiful Ran Lando Week or aeaaon. South Spring* B !, turn * H « * • weet oft 17-92, of Longw rod, Phone Winter Park i — A lt T it LKS U<Vf (SCAM *e*r fiAM ’m t* t9*0*1 Try HERALD CAGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HEftALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Very gted condition, one v Primd $696. Fhonc 871-W. JOyO^UJHUHiIt, (" tj 1 " "”■* j r .i « r i» -t-Vj|H» (!i ui. <»!-• , L y it. m i in lll.v (r'lllbt �» •> P A R E E IG H T 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 TH U R S D A Y F F .B , 1. 1351 •w,v.v.v.*.* Picnic Hams Bok» 'em! Boll >m1 Pry '•m Thw yY Sugar-Cured and Hardwood Smok» md they're priced "oul ol Ihli world r an Anniversary Senaalloml duell Stiii-jijij mw mm •'•t'k Sprntt Brand While They Last! (And They'll Go Fas!) t’s Premium Sliced BACON Aik at Store For 10-Pago Birthday Oolor Price Lisl-Scoros of Bargains! Eat-Hite Tenderay These Prices Good Only Feb. 1-2-3. Welch For New Birthday Specials Kerri Week. Quantity Rights Beeerred. A ll Hickory Sweet Gr. A. Quick Pro Rib BRA Roetl Chuck Roast Hruket S ite tirade A Shipped Fre*h 214 EaitFfnlSt BLEACH Dry Salt P ork-W hite 300 E»it 3rd Ihreel Pnd Cuts No. HU Super fine Jerk Spratt Piece Brkfit "Dandy" Uscon Sqiares Cheesefourf F titer?Shorknimf " N b 1 Harris Sp.mi-.li IWhu IM P Center Cr^o Sunnyland Heady-to-Kat Half or Whole Smoked Css moteymbuy... 20l l im it CHEE-ZEE t Beam c.. Armour's Star Pure Taste n* K«-s Her! l’*rrti 2-oz. Box 79c With Polllne*. No. 2 Bimitlltne 141i u. Mile* Ch— Hav Standard Fred Kerman's Country p j ^ n a , nQuickFrozen, Sliced, Sweetened No, I Morton House Gravy Sr 12-oa. Canaria Dry (Singer Ale Beef 2 Rot. cs. mfrnm 36 BANANAS !.s Choy Chinese 0 Roll Ic Carton OMisk Elmir Dieaer Tropical" Blue Rose n., 51 Libby Mo. 2 Tomato Jaiee in ibo. c- Kfnnmnlit TJraft! >»ynri J •. 14 Sun-Drenched! Vitamin-Rich! l.UadouM Yellow f ruit i owlfl’n rm uium Corned 5 lb Jim Dandv Grlla • or. Purkee Shredded Oeeieet rki 28c 26c n» I l-o i Dswkltt Blended GREEN TOPS m ±___ l e t Bob's Childhood Slicks M y Fey. Wiaetap Apples 3 u> 29c VELVO T or. Cendv Costed Chocolates M I H'e ni No. 2 Cdmstock Pis Sliced j - ^< 17c Yellow Botowd Peanuts 714-os. G low Idaho Bikini "Georgia Mnid1 With "Tender Beef” Added—Swift's [tllman’s B or. French Itteel i i I « U-oi Can it- Qlbb's Tomato t i r a d e Vienna Kiln Dried Sweet Well Blenched 2 ■"**. I 5 c | | Maah R a g «— St!! Celery gs*«* Petaleee 6 u*. 46e 2 «*• i \$ Kmperor Liquid Starch Swift’s PEANUT 12-ox J ot |9 c LtBBT CORN KING No 303 u. s. no. i 10-LBS. O’ SUNSH1N i 1 i : ....__ m n l! f* -W.W ! j J pfel.- �r X In Unity There Is Strength— W nt Te Protect the Peers W d e W m M. Te P re s e t Ike Pregrwe of A s n irt. Te Profert- Prosperity for S i i l s i # * *9 F s tn M I-h rrl 190$ V O L U M E X X X X II Red Counter Attack Stalls Allied Push IS Miles From Seoul - a n { o S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A T ru m a n A n d P le v en C o n fe r F R ID A Y i& tvulb F E R . '2. 19.11 w e a th e r h i t r t i t r m r north through Set* nnlar, *lnwly clearing crstral portion W tom ini m oitlj fair to* mcht amt Saturday. Continued rUiiilt and un«rlllrd extreme •»ulh. * No. Asnorisletl Prrw* I .rated W lr r 117 President Asks Congress For Quick TaxRaiseOf $ 10Billion In co m e T a x Eisenhower Says Men’s Club Is Told Frigid Blanket Of P eWrsoilln a lS upply M a jo r P o rtio n O f M o n ey ; Trained Troop, & » » « * * * Cold Do,and, Oo C o r p o ra tio n s H i t Needed In Europe America „ t» thr grraleit rdi' Ceolrol Florida W ASHING TON ^ Feb. 2 - 4 i F t — • m pi « p Railroadc S t r i k e Two Chinese Corps injures S e c u r i t y t o k y o . S aturday.Krh. Tsnk-led Allied aiiault Jour* I advanced through thick fog Fri­ day night to point* north of An­ yang. which it only right and onehalf mile* aouth of Rrd-hrld Seoul. Two to two and onr-half mtlex aouth of Anyang, however. two companies of Chine** Communirlt (|K>*iihly 400 men) counter-attack* •frd at 10 P. M. and Hill were fighting at midnight. No death* were available on tliia irlatively imall Red effort to chrek the Unilrd Nation* drive which haa gaiprd about 20 mile* liner il Legal! Jan. 23. Enemy oppontioil hat been tlackrning daily. Advance palrula of the Allic* have tircn reported only seven inilr- from Seoul, g Heavier force; are moving up rautioualy. wary against flank attark* which are the fnvuriatr lied tartiea. An F.lrhth Army spokesman dorlinrd to ronfirm or drny tho Washington report. Chopped up art the Chinese 60th and .tilth armlta. Retiatancr ha* alarkrnrd cvrn though th* Corninuniit :iMh and 40th armies aro in immediate reserve, Allied ruininandera Mild. |p Reliable »nurte» -mid the ghastly threat of lyphua haa made it* appearance among North Korean troop*, and that tubcrtiilnsl*. treneh foot, fro#(bile and othar wartime dia«aaaa likewise wrere taking a loll among the Chinese alllea. l*rl»onrrii of war *ald 60 I* 100 per rent of itome North Korean companies are Infrrlral with typhui. a diaraa* Iranamltled by ver­ min from rata. Hoaravrr. U . 8. 4 Eighth Arm y Investigator* aald there araa no erWenee w t C W m w troop* have hom«affa«iw m-riouatv by the diseaseNo lyphua rate* were rr|>ortrd aiiiohg Inoculated U. N troop*. Aimy nfftrlal* In Wnshingt'.ti •aid llu*»lan aatlolite euunliU" have had difficulty perfecting an effective vaccine. _ ^ ____ i A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ThrcatOf Typhus Hits T rllfnan Declares Communist Armies; * TUmail d e c la r e s * r £ t h e ■la |e In Rustin', dim fin win Id conquest, llrlg.idirr lieneial Frank Caffey |o|.) m-mbri* of the Fir-I Mrlhodi*! Chimb Men’ - t’luh In • niglil. lie wa* llitloililred li> fm MM I.trill. Col. David II. 11 >i i niryer of Oilando and by Fed. S (i. Ilnrriinan. W A S H IN G T O N . Feb. 2— i/ l ’ i (irnrial Caffev, a personal Grnrela I). Fnrnhowrt -aid today friend of (irnrial Dntght Kt*«n G en eral T ells S o lo n s S u ffic ie n t Force M aj' P re v en t W a r U nion L e a d e rs A rcK cp u d ia te d By M en F o r D ecem b er P a c t W A S H IN G TO N Feb. 2 «1V The While House derlarrd today the railroad ilnkra air "dtictlly injuring nil? national security" and ihr nation rannol tolriatr thru f BANCO-AMI8I CAN ITIA TIO T Ulka atari in Wa*hingt> n *' ITfM dfnl continuance. Jmepli Shoit. prrtidenlial pies’ Truman and French Premier lien* Pleven gel down to drUII. on mutual defense Locking on at this While llotiw- ronferr -.ee me Secretory nf ircirtaiy, made dial tlalrmenl I n , Slat* Arheson (loft) and Delcn»e SeeieUry Marshall. (littrnuHliioal) repoitcis. Ilf *aid President T iu - I ________ man had aulhon/rd him In make it. Windows Broken Four Negroes Are In Las Vegas By Electrocuted F o r Atomic Explosion Rape In Virginia fr ®l additional unit, of ,)0wfr> Sb|, , nk|. | U. ?x trru.p. In Lurope ..win Utah, and i- a grailualr ..f the! would lie worth tending Iwn or |University of Michigan la«w liner lime, that many lalrr School. H r ha* nerved a* an in■■ I i , i ■ *tructor in law at \Vc»t Prdnt tie alter expre.ied confidenre the Milnatv Viaderti). ami during weiirtn F.urappan nation, will lie World War II wa- one of ihr fir»l able lo "build an an effrill.e elf............rlefen.e t e l . - . . ! ,u P «»tld P »t« i" the In.a.loll of ii .. Africa. lone, within a iraionablr tune. Pointing out the .lialrgie pioltl.nenhower. who will .*<bliret* |rm. faring thi, loontiy doting tlic nation by ladoi and trier innn the prevent « rials, he de.lared that tonight, war making another ap- ' the Amrriran (teoplr mm- groatl> praramr un l apilnl Hill lo rr|ioil ronfu-ed. Wr ate in the middle ol on lu% lour uf European drfenre* **'e giratrat 'in ini and pnlitt-nl agaimt Contmuntfl aggrosinn. unheaval that the world I ... nv. S to rm M ay Move O ut B efo re C itru s C ro p Is B ad ly D am an ril H> t \SHK I \ I • n i l ss \ «*M«r 4*f hitlne «••!«! ««rp l r.ixl 4 nil mui I Ii fnitit l|tr in mid**rkl 14**| |r4tt|M ’»i»litffk m .rt-o l Ijloaged fur utl4|rf Ihr #r»4» mark— In vei4»ril ?i••• w4»mr |tI44•’> 111 hull in *. Illi* D4»u, llhiii MIxMinri, 1 ml hri« lllrkv. Ih r 4 f* lit 441 |ifr.ul fni«*rr> j a it Hdiaiifnl Initim un. tthudifcird unit.i it - 1m * purl nt Ihr nildr»l *«r4 lh r i in > r 4 f v tsrrrnwln nt .tail 4 m d * h t «fl *S KraMMftllf ^ It ii 1 ail I r r r r lla u t r . with • ? ! . tint thr loBpwl Irtn| 4i r 4 turr #-%rr rrai-|rr#«t in thii*r Ih r -I* 4 1 thr lniliatu|H)|i«* ait|H4it tjik thr • nt I f . t in ill t r a r v I'tetnlenl I iurn.in today aiked F.ingt' , lor a quick JIO.OOO.IjOO,l><wI l iv rru irate and >ard be will .1 .till mother ini irate later. In i m.-,»age to the legitlalon. Ml Human *et out thi* program I,., i ining the S I0.000.000.000: I \ i t.isH».tsH).(ssi tncrea.ie in individual Income taxc*. already * ln-.tiili .1 to yield a retonl $26,'HHt.taai.tMSi in the flacal year tatting July I. •j. \ Li.ooo,not!,taro mcrea.-e in . -1111.11 atlon income ta*e*. The*.* witii e .ie - i profit, laxe* included, in- -i bvduled li» hit a record 120* i *ii i,tain.ram next year. 1. A I :t.ihar.isat.noti increase in v i .- t ole,| taxes-- to l»e “eon* •iitratcil upon le.« r.,e ntia l con* .liner gieai ." The,e taxes are . timated to yield M.222.000.000 r.,-'t year, iiii.ler present lax law*. 'III.- M-tiediile outlined would mean ii total tax takr of t (>t,200,* ISHI.UOO. I In, ix near Itv a third more than rcord collections of World Hit War II when the take reached t I 3 ,iaai.iam,isai in It'tft. Ibe umlrrttandlng among Con* gtc mernliera i, that thr further inrmiM* Mr. Truman I* to re* que.t later would rai»«* govern* ini-tit rrxi-nue* to mote than S7I,* -ss'.'ssMNSb This would mean a total tax In. li n e Ilf about $trt.600,000,000 but M i. Tinman did not make a fuIII figure of a M.600,000,000 in* "'.!*• over and atiove the *10.000,•HNl.HNI M*kr«| ||(. th„ ^ t r y ihould „n M M|)My*a»-)ou*tfn“ It liU ind trailer* have ilmii-. they cannot w In* Justified in preventing the flow of final ami fuel for our people ami supplies fur our soldiers," ii) \sstit i.\ 1 i n n i l ss Short said. .S||o\k Hull If* l|f **1 t||J ilrr/. «eeti. he .aid. The referentc to union mrrnlier* Ijiwtnat i-t* who heaitl hint vai disagreeing with their Icadam » » « H r rerealed that he had com­ ill W tain Irll on |Mit> 11 I iimtli th- tirnrrnl .hle<l away from any lo the refu»»l of the union, to manded everything front an in - I InlliU Iih 14> 4%.4 fllk*lt| ni-14* 4»| on thr ,li r of American “ M a rtin sv ille S e v e n " rdlrnate, arrrpt a pay and working agree­ 4 «im» ilir »lilr . grmtnd fr-rrr- that ahoubl l»e »etd fanlry platoon t» a division in an J i t l i r m l ment which their Icmlem approv­ to Europe. H r wa* reported to battle, derluird lliat hi. r ow- ate r limiting it« 4Ii 1 rt Ii*m 4 * it mnkr«| R c -H c a rin g Is D e ­ ed in Iteecnilier. have .aid Ihey would ron.tituie hi* own nnd do rmt repie*ent tbe •mil ttivthv? 1 fiitlitirikt i l ia n c r «»• nied B y Hifjli C o u r t ••nlr n “ minor |>art’' of tbe total Itepaitment of |b-frn>e or any |m> lltnir Ilra'la of the Railroad Brotherniinlr 1 .*|r %\* *fIt#1 in llir lltiral party. homl* have eontrnded the present ground arm y planned tlo-re. work *l»p|tnge» are iiiiaulhurUed IA S VEGAS, Nev.. Feh. 2 I A’) In a tatenii-nt i--ucd a fte r a The iieuplr of the Uniteil State, Uir.it 1 if m i * 11#-If R IC H M O N D . Va . IVh 2 t/l’j and are a rank-and-file movement. .v.lcm to romi A K ifal I'U’.lt |tir%«iii (’one union from another atomic lo in ol >errn M nlm iillc Ne- two boor tm-etlng with the Home who “ wanted Johnny Short »aid, loo, the fact they . , I .1 I . _ trin n l Servler* amt Foreign Af- home," and not tile I'rn-idetil or 1 niil.dMilMt VilltrtK »uld 111 rliatlfthlait tome 71 mile* away hil thii groe*. denied an eleventh hour slay f, tr. i-„niInj|,„-i Elsenhower w*« one of the "Pentagon ln u .»" w ne now contend they had no inten­ n tion of recommending the intifi- •oulhern Nevadx city lodxy with ny llir ( In#-• JuttHr n| l|t# I inilc*! ii .poll.tide for the deimdiillaatioli n l it % di'e i Iron id llnvv to...n d ration of that agreement indicate* the forte of an earthquake. S la lr.. w n r -Irtli'H ulril mi l!u ” *»>' Jm*" •" Fu-.,,e of thl. country after World Wat i lond.i snd l^v'sn to ‘ fleam to "that Ihrv signed III l*ad faith." . . will lie the riiuivalrnl of two "i II, lie stated. ward the n.irlhrail II |,„w l,d Il ihatlrrrcf a glau window in M .tale iM-ntlrntuiv line today ,y |r. )|(,,.( |-y|||), r of |hr The union head, are W. Park it i * .. .j American, an- a Irietidly pen. Krmiertv of the Brotherhood of a downtown department *lnre and (nr ill e rape ol a white woman, physiral and piyrhologiral factor- tdr. In •aid. The. tried to be ^%a1I alfraily 3 . 1 1 m n ihr noilhrm Railroad Trainmen. It. II. Hughe- ! brought a flood ol tall* Imm Three other, ate lo do- Monday. <»li e.1 n. rnllrctivr rearmn frirn.l. n,it tl Kiie>la nnd in re­ W it uf tin %Ia It ulirn Inf of the llrdri of Railway fondue al*rm nti/rn* In pnlHr. inent effort*." Ifif Rf»«! rh«nr* "f (litTf I hri •*<rnr ihni kiitr of the uMltionil iiurfftN turn got a kick ill the teethDtere w*» no iicnion-lrati*»f|.*( The 'taternenl wa* i**ueii bv tor*, J. P. Shield* of the Brother.odd d-pcnd on what Congress "We Aineriran. are requited to re,!. "Wtnrlow* m the big •lore* h«K*l of l-nromoUvt Engineer* and lid alxiut hi* spending budget. iLiwnim.n lit* ptiton .iltlioiigh me i i icctingi ' halmiau Vln.mi l|)-(is I of the mate a baste decision on a highly . . . . ■ , r.o .^t u One ob*ervei on a downtown __...,i Ti lii|irralui«t were dropping I). II. Rolieitaon of the lln>lherResides hi* xhedule for a *10,and prayer yig.l. have l«w n held Nervire, Committee and ln»olicd and technical subject, hood of Ijoromotiv* Firemen and itreet taid: m Sanford tin. ui-.niirg tHio.lHHt.OtHI inrreate. Mr. Truman he statrrl. II* told of those whv steadily in Richmond during lire pa.l week *rUn'' Llt^rin a n Rlehard. ( D SCI and ctiiwer* Were ,n n rr,n «l Mi() lh„ u|ll ie, k to Englaemrn. , bulged in and out like ballooon*- I while altr-mey* made Iranfc lawaU'K » t *br t o i i ; * k * u if f ^ p .r o it u e . " ' 7 r\ « r * . « l "eh*-! bHxphnlex" In present tax Bf(|iffwf«P'»nlUa» They k 'n\ttT r f-.thhfghr they wWe’aH going to go." effort* lo girin a tlay til r » r , ■it mu I It said member* **k»«l El-entwiwcr . , 7 . ’iv. Oavar and air fnrria, 1„ ||,|„-.| „ t.„.ti dnrrlc <.| rain ugteemrnl at Ibe Ian* *nd hinted he wuttld like to , ... deflated that he disagreed u th ... ,i .,i , hr, Ttie firwl damage here from Dr. 21 and entmuned Ihr *ettl«-qnc-U..,„ *11 p|»*#e « » * h '.ib i llwory and - l . t c l H r.l “ mdb " , . . . ' .. .1 r.- t .i» r . Imposed on cooperatives or In obtain ilememv „.uH.,ed rearmament ..f Europe, , Mir .................... . ,.v t(r t ^ . ft, menl at a H n l new* ronf*r*urr rny nf the •lunk* wn» re|arrii-«l .xnd iiimirne from date and muniT li-y foi I lit* l'i‘hl»K I It#- II .r tif Amrikfuii frti«r.' ev- |inid paid ’.rilh thrlr livi in Ihr office of pr*«idntllal a«- to |Hillcr a few tnlnute* after It* biding the n.c nf A met lean fense, ■ . . wb .1 . . . . Irm .. - 1p.1t r- nrltlei, all exempt tinder In tittiltiBrf tli»* % % 4flYI tor the l.rutal uni .• a-*Miit ml the blast •i.tant John Sleelman. pn .-nl un nine lax law*. "Whan Ihr depie........ ramr, |*«*fmI tif 4* t»f sf4 Ruby Sir mid Floyd l o . |i..... 1 he fourth alomir fla.h in Mr "While thr union* did not ratify Hr urged a "xery eHreful" exElsenhower. Iinwcvrr. dill nul I llimyei took » defensive utlitmli i4’4ii Iim | n Hir Ii 4*f hi lif rr in I year* ac> in 1 1 "shsnty lim n " the agreement that dor. not give le.< than a week lit up the pre- r-etlou of Martinsville. Tlo elr-i detail thr prerise amnuiit uf when aggressive energy W11 . nrcd- •ftrlfHMMl, NMIimIIiiK K. J wimri/ition of tax lawa “ relating dawn «ky with noontime bill them a right In »trtkr again*! Unto tile tnaiiranrp mnipanic- und to ,rn power |eel,” he said. "Tbe South h t lb Vmicliluvi, .Ii , f*nfh4*iinnn. trncultoti nt the four irquiri-d Am rriran gtuund. air Hamm and w.4 eUlbl. In a radio. ’Z t i y o n r boor which will lw assigneil to Europe, (Iv ll Wnr heiuu»r It wa* on the government. Their obligation 1* Eat 1) tin- nun nil >1* hi* it |Mirt- hul.li-r* of securities now exempt defensive, hr declnted. remain at »ork while they u,c of more than 400 mllr* thiough rd IIhat tin Ihl-I IIKIIUI 1er w «i finrii Iricniiir taxes," pin. a "reFirst of the Negrtws In die the atelnrnvlit said. ‘,~The foliowingcMtHBuffons to whatever »emn«-ratb: prm-rssra out the west. It wa* reported view of tin- Inx statu- o( organ* Tl.e .tatrnient nlaled that, Oeneral Caffey staled (but tin- down t. dei:ir4*ii was Joe Henry llampton, U t U March of Dfmaa ana* «k n o w - available In aeltle thrlr dispute. seen a* far away at the San I I s s i I s h i s il* P u r t * « l Kitenhowar, supreme commander people bad lu*t confidence in Sec­ At II 16 A. M. tbe temper- lintiim - now exem|it under prsje]g~i *Hs;' «d*h thawV* by John •-nt law ." II M4llbiM#*l 44M |* ■vr 1M i l l ••ftlirrly the ioiit<»ad wO« U .s Francisco Hay area. _ ", . of Allied powers in Europe, "ex retary of Slate Ache,nri b«*eause Haul*, campaign manager: Spe. it n atty, hr i-allrsl (or rtoxof the Alger Rlss rpi.odr *m| «*|i| bare iMirUrtl bjT ItnW that th - railIlnlliaoro ol slew light arid tbe lada and Park T v r « R'-'h' II aarlaarO »»a r « a * T w * l force of C.e r splosirui, which kSiM ninOle SI l l ( M , l l l . S i pressed rr r a l .ti.ra.||..n a) ll.c Im should be replared H r pi*lie,I S fiU O | ) j i m i IR C I s D une ing “ loopholes" which he ..aid lead Employer* Sanford Herald 7dH! H ..Milan** os »-•«• Slat stepping up of Ibi defense rffn rl Csiirral Ceoige Mar dialL 10 I rocked downtown building... touch Employee* (That* 41 On. 31.Ml ( n i l lis in n J a y r iM 's ill the last w e d - There w ar no •old of the all! the Marshall Plsu By (•*4*11r 4 c l off new speculation al«iul lO n t^ r f f iin Karfer Jewelry On. I>WI : hs given Europr. Enrnpr wi.old wliat the At'-nin- Energy Com etaleuatiori on tin irolllt. H R. Pope tin. 600 mli-iinn I* texting at ita lug new Hatttm:* (•• f”Ilf l<iton.-ilull., r *'Tbe fae|ier*l atm expressed like (tip 111 len Ainerlrati division Wiebolt Studio 2.W L e g i o n there, a. a pledge Hurt "w r iiir*n (111*4(1r*l nl tt|Mrr (1(,hi 9>'wmi , e O f f e r e d tatigc in the desolate de,»tt extreilie pleavilO and gratlflra Young \Ve»lyn Cla*» of northwest nf hers. business," be said. ultfil f9*44)1 Nil Kiri4lrrit .1 (mil In "ne of the fjnr;t piogram - linn at tin news that Holland i First M. E. Church !».uo lint A E C spoke .men bad no \ v •nut H r advocated tmlvenal mill •linlAt lit VI •'.( •.I 1l’ .4 ' uf the year, Keminole High Echo--’ E. T . Ch*pm*n l-W> shout to double Its defense r f fo il," tar comment on today’s test— not larv training and maintaining fill ***#niilifl|F Ih.tllr Vif*( y 1•• rtudents entertained Sanford C. E. Carlton L00 even confirming an hour afterfully equipped rexetve forrr, t rid <(«4) nflrrmniH 4( .( On •i*i lurk. Ihr -tal—iii' ti! i*ld. It* K H W IN lii R A A K IN S O N 1 •Msrgarel Davt* 2.00 wauls that It had occurred. Pre- eee* with a p.-'giam nf .in g ln r, warned against taking an J,ea»i |Mi|(c« i •|M»r(« *1 twU >. \ >oinmittee x*111 meet Munuay W AFII1N 0TO N . Feb. 2 Il wa* related that thr (irtirra l dancing and •■titnlc sketches at • Mrs. C. K. Adam* 1-00 Esilrtl King Peter of 1.ICO* avia vliius test* have been confirmed nlMii, driven evening at 7:39 o’clock at the liarA 111III Km «r r 4 hrought out in answer to ques­ defensive road, which leads to d> Yacht Club lunihpuri yesterday V. P. Allman 2-00 quirkly. M 1 atruction. • • ( He. Smi(h -mi > by Kiilim din (T u b Htiihimg on East First of fried bi *upp;;l> ”nl Master of reremonir* C la re * .. tion* that “ hr lias full ronfideitrr llrnry Caldwell 2.00 ha* M>.*t witnesses agreed that to­ 1 .md. « 4*111*1 f v%ft |l Ihr* ri-ai t'-nt of of ,siM rt to dlscutr the furmation of one dlvhlon" for a United State. ill Ihr ability of Ihr Western na­ .Hockey’s Tiro Shop 6JW -Foreign legion" in Europe. day'* cimc-.ission rant* In thrx-e Clause, meuilier ol the high *rhv -. tions to build an effective defense .1 totA1 St nth Bril *'t Im vInii1 driven a .Seminole County Museum Astoglee elull, announced Ibe numhe. John J. Carver ft 00 M IL L I’ UKCIIAMEH by Malcolm M«. Srtll. ...... tiling Mr*. ( ’. R. Dawson anTbe offer wa* rrerlvrd hyphen- w a v r.- a small one, then two with on tbe program which wa* li­ fnrrr within a rrasonaldr time." Semlnnl* Co. Oruncll of mitten**. Cecil Osier ami a»su,-iatrn today to |M.lrr. ran tug it m turn to hit tiff, J«Miiritf Jolting punch**. this morning. at,-i Edwin C. Johnson ( fl-ivd o l. Mlirr, Elsenhower yesterday laid down limn* Demonstration P u b . 6.11 wb» ban proiH>»ed that the U . S. •tmminred tbe purehase » f * ,4« a pa I Sell I'd * r'hevtulet Sedan, A , <tawn broke, darkUh brown re. led by Mi** oille Rrese W hlttlMr . Hawton. wlrr- has besn In the H i si nes* .e.sinn, Hraltey his opposition to a limit on thr mill and planing mill at li.tirn . tin p i,.p e tty of W \V Wright Th* following employe** of A t­ Armv recruit l.hun.unn forrign rlnmls were vHIble ill the clear niiu g •harrnisn of thr D AR Muliumlire of Atnr'tran troop, to I*lantic Coa»t Line, f/ieomotlve pe. anti Communlala for -ervtrc in the. morning air in the direct ion of Oilliam, ;t.*te Jaycee p n Idro', sent to Eurtipr. His rsprcj.-iot-?1front I.e»trr Velmi. Alaml ftv, <>f 9It#* IVIIm* 1Ii 11a front fin* un- ••uni Committee, « « , empowered partment, eontribuled . amount., North Atlantic l».-fcn;r forrr the rnr.gr. They t r r r . itr,-t«lH*i i<iiilinj. d mvintara nf the *ta'<- split the rank* of lawmaker* de­ IHtrsurt* are employed at rh>- mill IKIblirit into 4 (f irth rat |»nrlr<l to np|Mitnt the lommtttee to tnshown t" March of- (time* Cam J oIim-umi made the exiled mon­ widely alto** the horium In a meeting lw tng held m I'cneaioU manding anrh a retting. nrarlfir, »« IU-U* llni I S ftlan hhiim I xeitjgale vatiout phase, nf this itmlay, tomoirow ami Sunday ai l *urt of rim i* pattern. F N F t.'OM M KN V KM EN I Ii) (irrfurdi* M'lrphy of |'ui« .palgn: arch’* letter public today. project. The *tatrnirnt issue*! after Hie runurgcl th>nttemlanrn of memliei lb th the flash and the r. T A I.I.A II AMKKK, Fell. J <d*i Inin, N'■ 1 I tat * A . r . Kemp It *ahlt .SrmtiK O i , risl'ii aptMsraorr I'-day said Serving °*l on tti« the committee ara la*t , Arming those attending will I-D rg rre a will tie awatdrd In t.no - 1 intendrd to rontarl (irnrial i ussiiin tialay neentnl to J. P. I-alb*-hr Itarnag. In the kaiser M.i pul K|rf(| M (, y E Rniimtllat, "It wa* especially emphasised that 1 #«;7o; In (In’ htii'lrhakr*t 1.00 (Dwight l>.) EUenhnwer** local Jungrr then In either of tb » j ftrailey (Mbam and Voile W ill “(treat Britain lx contributing very 269 gtnduatcx at I'biiida Stall •4 J. A. Prclham Mr Miriam Ruxvell, R. K. R'.rkx, lama. Univrrslly rummrm--ement m r .60 headquarter* with an identical three previous testa. II. A. Watt powerfully to the Wrstern ef­ e|-,e» here tumor ruw afternoon. to (hi f *h#vfYi1t <* $775 aii'l to (hr Elton Moughton, J r .: Volte W ill­ Harry Matoaian, Associatril I flrrlrben K irrH iff |ierforine*l Muirh, fin K i I im M C.iiif v wo 1.00 plan— when the A**nclaled Press W. R. Edanfield fort." Il said he expressed rrgret iam . J r .; Mrx. Charlex K. Ginn, Th r graduating r la ,. Is th,- i i h m y r i l u n i t m i r l r nt i l n« I on reported ymt wrre lntr«Hlueing le- Press photographer who wa* near novelty tap dame In niieu tl J. A. Strang* that through Inadvertence hr- trad flr»l under the university'. or« 'li W . Il Brinem, M r». C. Stuart »»( ilrivinc A pn rngrr m 1.00 gtslatlon alemt an ’Atlsntir Part’ Indian Hprlng*. hamlet on tire |high srhrwd program follnwr*l IO. M. Shipp failed In eiupha.lir Britain’* ef­ eiurster ■ystetn Inaugurated In - 1 tfrmsn, Mr*. Fred T . William*, edge of the big range *ome id a miikiral 1 railing by Fllrn (trig h i* 1 rar, Afi A tint. M.t*L,4u«v R. 0. Week* 1.00 Foreign la-gion. fort during hl» extemporaneous April. I’revloutly thr rhool nprt 'lr I, E. Hptneer an-l Chamber of DrI 40*1 rrv#ivr»| minor lira* J. W. HaUbmy lo t “ I am moat att*lou« t» nlarr all mile* from here dracrllw-d the grr*. Hue O dium arid Allen H r' presentation tri the Congre** yr^ air,) on a quarter system. of Cnrnnierce Manager Ed W hit­ irwattws Mat 1 lihllbfa. *rl ronvulM-d Ihr Jaycee audirm. UJ0 V. Metis Unlay. ney. with a rnmir sketch in whirh M i -1 J. J. Oovncek 6.00 AI a recent meeting of reprxCollum soloed. ft.no V. II. Fredpriek MNilMTICH M lI RNE OFFKUF.ll •-nlativaa of 21 Seminole County ( » I m ‘Z ero In ’ On IU*d INiHilion Norma Faye Harvey wa* solo 1.00 . . C . E. Beard T A I.L A IIA K H E E , Feh. 2 —m nrcanixatlon*, It wax agree I that 1st and featured darner in an —.A sperlal rourse In administra* 1.00 v 15. C. Illnebllffe thr Seminole County Muxcum, arrnliatle nurnla-i which Inrlnir-I lion and logistic* will be offered J- 0. Walt* 40 , -nmoted and slarlril by the Sallle Joyce Anderson, Khlrley Peace*'-;. to advanced students of the Flor­ 40 K. C. W*lh*ringt.,o Harrison Chspler. D .A.R., should Ethel Williams and Man,*rrt ida Ktate University Air Koree Charlotte Smith LOO lr- advanced for the purpoxt of Maloy. 2.00 L. M- Cornell ROTC unit. pie.., rvlng object* of hLtorteal, lly W IL B U R J BN N IN O * Two number* were sung by H1.00 Roy L. Howell. Sr. Col. Bern Ire K. Bsrr, command­ •-durational s.td artistic value. InA r S P E C IA L W AK IIIN UTtlN SERVICE Keminolr lllgh Triple trio con er nf the R O TC null, said the 1.00 J. K. Rtaekmsn <lu-llng IxKikx and furniture left P. J. W*h*r 1.00 W ASHINGTON. Feb. 2 -< / r) Ttr|. Cellrr (D -N Y ) **tH today lhal silting of Hetty lam Partin, Robb-, course will lw open In Junior* by tSencral Sanford. Wilson, ami senior* who are majoring In A. F. Hunt 1.00 Pretkienl Trumaa ii "wlmlelirarlfdly" m lavor of bmlriing the Flond» Jean Ralloway, I’rggv Mor,« than 200 adult* and M) Ihmna Mat Harper, Hial Ibiyb buxines* administration. nunu n iwigr canal atirr** lire northern pait ol the ilale. > C. C. Ear*more ■hildren have attended the pro­ Jean Wilson, Cwrulsn Mrlruii . 1 n erre, eh»mi»try, engineering, A K. Caruther* MW m t mueeum exhibit at the Wom­ Celler mid a reporter he lu d drtcutsed the proiccl with Mr. Truman Carolyn Patrick and Norma Fayr physics, malhamatk* nr polltieal E. M. Carroll 1.00 an'* Club and have shown much Harvey. science. • IL N. Tamm 1.00 anJ that the President gate "very comforting dHoUfagemeir.’ enthusiasm oxer it. Members of th« hoys glee club. II. II “ Tha New York roagrasamaii.^-" U0 Tbe nine clubs rompHvIng the A R T HRMINAR 140 who urged the project on a reeenti ary detalU. Englnsara Hat the pre- Including Aubrey Moran, Ken­ J. V. !*• Seminole County Federation nf Mr*. Jnllue Dlngfelder ami It. T . Ragman 1 4 0 trip to Florida, said the President, aent costa of thr ranal at t M jll 4,- neth Robbins, David Hester. Edi­ Women'* Clubs have agreed to at* son Myers. Clatene* Clause, Ger­ daughter Margaret arc among R. Johnson 1 4 0 told him that ha had always twen Ooo. j al*t In (be Museum project, said The engineer* »ald, howxreer, ald Covington, Billy Tlson amt tho*e exhibiting art work and R. IL FMds 4 0 In favoi of laiildlng thr ranal, and 1 Mrs Dawson, and members are that the project is “on the shelf* Bobby Corley, were w»ll received painting* at thr Creative Art It B. Boykin 4 0 that tha project waa highly appmlielng a-krd lo serve ax hoitrssSI as far aa thry aro ronrarned until In two voral number*. W. f . Calho Bcmlnsr of Central Florida which 140 rlste at this time. money I* appropriated. in keeping the present exhibit Arrompani-ita wrre John Fite, will present live first of four rt* Sam Mitchell 140 "He wants me lo follow It up Celler said defense-mobilisation llclic Bl»liee and Hhirley Middle- MLItf'nx of art tomorrow after­ "pen regularly. Lawrroc* Johnson MW and krap In toorh with him. and bad pointed up an immediate need ton. Walter Hart noon at from 4:W) to (1:00 o'clock 140 be will help," C cIUt aald. ranal. E. Jones .j « at the Han Juan Hotel, Orlando. 40 Celler »ald ha will takr up the forliethesaid the watararway. from f erring B4IND VA LID A TIO N T h e exhibition will continue 1.00 project with Florida Congress the Ml. Johns River on tha east JA C K S O N V ILL E . Feb. 2 City Manager Clifford M rKih through Feb. II. and attempt to got an roast to th# Onlf of Mexico, would M Boston u 38 big stated this moynlng Uial vailBoris Margo will direct tbe ex­ wJU whirl* to begin cut off ITitrago « -14 datiaa pajmra In coaneellon with hibition whlrit will feature work ta f » f ljg y frg f r y T o Drnvrh 31 •a the 1860490 wharf puJ terminal (ft ell, watereelor, drawings, monoheard of Smith ^ uan^ Mtsxao and 01 De* Moines 0 •it are due W active soon print, montage ceastructloa and 41 •19 8t. Paul from the New York firm of bend which will laclod. discussions on > New York 1 3* 4 Pittsburgh attorneys, Caldwell, Marshall. tag why tinea H etedcra art. Other exhibitions Celler said he also eons I 21 8 would benefit all of the state.” planned Include one et Stetson WAVIMO KM HANOI to another mnntier of Ills Irani, an American artil- Shreveport dera Iha ranal highly Important Triable and Milebsll. Winnipeg 4 •8 The barge ranal tea* authorised to tbe nation'* defense and rapa* Theto papers will have to be university, Feb. 1S*2>{ Bailsman tip hi* gun tor * new firing position In Ibe snov-i ogged Jacksonville 7(1 81 ___ b* Con rre** In 1043 and ao far dally If submarine warfare should filed with the Circuit Court In School of A rt, Daytona Beach. mouniatns M Korea. A large pile nt "rmptics" in the forrgruund attrsls Miami &b 76 LOO 11.443400 haa baan appropriated eonsection with approval of the Mar. 1-16 and Florida Southern to tbo roeaat activity of tha neldplece and Its a t crew. (fnlsrvuiliovMl) 68 Tallshassea 1* tor planning am* other prelimln* ta bond Issue, be stated. College. Lakeland, Mar. 18-SS. Tam po 77 Most Severe Blast Yet Hits Nevada With Earthquake Force “"March O f Dimes i Ettropean Foreign Yugoslav Division AI Wroklv Committee Will Meet To Discuss Sanford Museum Celler Declares President Favors Building Of Florida Barge Canal The Weather .. j “^r ’a a 4n 4 . f'r»x \$& ‘ir .1'— .--'V 4x** Ik'fjT "-. -A -vvJvvlygL-x CUEi ■ ! � 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>, February 01, 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/c789c72bf7d571ec1d8b1f4e7e51a5c5.pdf 9d221317a6f136fb15dfb5700c834427 PDF Text Text / TUIWPAT JAW. 30, 1951 T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , Q A N F P H D . F L O R ID A A . P. Correspondent Is Confused By Close Association With Korean W ar 20 Divisions Hy IIA t, IlOYI.H TAKGU, Korea—(fl1) —Tlii* t* where I came thin t il nr___ nthf ago. m o re_______ And (hi* it where I left it. You would think e man would Ire happy at the chance to go hack to AnKrka after spending lull a year in a land a* sorry and unhappy at Korea. But the truth It I didn't ward to go. I would rather »lay ami >er Allied O ffcn «ive now the campaign finally came out. II l*r--l r , „ ■>■#) The other eorre«|Kindcnl» came ■round and poured me a farewell only ■ small advance. "A ir and artillery is pouring drink and said: “ You've been over Iter# about aa long a* anybody. in there," said Peelers, “ but the You ought to have got the hrll out douglilxiy* still have to go in of here Inng ago. Nobody cares there and dig th<-m out one by about tbi* story hark in the state* line.." anymore. Korea !• getting to lxMajor G en era l M. Abbark page new*. The people at round, U 8. Tenth Corps mmhome ate worrying atout them- man-let on the central front, told aelrr*—not alrout the Army over a new* conference the North Ko­ here." rean Fifth Corps I* poiard for And my Army friend* said: an attack on Allied forres. “ You want to slay on here? lie added: "W e art- ready for You’re craiy. Boy, give me the It." rhatire to get bark to old Uliele He said hi* tioop* bail wiped Option For A part muni Sugar—Just give me the chance." out the Korean Beds* second T appreciated their sympathy, corps. »;ir.o.tioti. and I loved them for the bars they One irt-riinn Allied patrol, en­ Kcoll Weller of Champaign, III. were—beautiful wonderful, loyal tirely surrounded |,y a Chinese Kara. But they didn't fm>l me at Communist Imtlalirm Monday IK Mervln o*ier, son and I .-me 11 all. Kveryntic want* to go home in mile* northwest of IVntiju, was Oiler, nephew of Cecil Osier, and war, hut no man who Is a mini rescued Tuesday by another If. N. Dr. W. C. Robb, father In law of wanla to leave his army while It patrol, after Hi hour* of arduous Mr. W ilier, were present at the meeting. The latter the head nf U non-victorious. fighting. In two wars 1 had retreated The l-uttleihlp Missouri and a th Department of Commerce of with thr American Army on three heavy naval attaek force teamed the University of Illinois, (old the continents -at Kasserlm- fiat* In with rarrier-liasrd plane* tn plast­ Commission o f hi* confidence in Africa, at Fpa In the hatllr of the er the Korean ra*t roast town of the future growth o f Hanford. In­ Belgian Bulge, at .Seoul in Korea. Kansong, ur, mile* north o f Par­ directly associated with the nrw firm hr Itav Oiler, brother o f Ce­ In Ore retreat* In Afrlra and Ko­ allel 30. rop* I had stayed with the AntrrlThe Navy's cast coast Immliard- cil. Ray Oiler Is developing a tan troop* through the entire or­ mrnl was rallrd thr hravlpst of Urge cattle ranch near Osteen. deal and still « * t with them when trrrnl months. A spokesman said The Commission Indicated that tbev rounterattarked and moved rail nnd highway hridgea were the Ogiir*W rllM group might ncrur* hark to vlrlory. a ISO day renewal If aatlafartorv principal targets. Thl* time there was no real A Naval rp|r*»c lair Tuesday progress In financing the project prasparl of a final victory. The said the l-attlc-hlp Missouri alone is shown at the aspiration o f the best that ran te gained In Korea inured more than |.(WNI round* of present option, (trier.W ell* Inc. now I* a bitter diplomatic rnrnprn- Id-inch and five-inch ammunition sre non drvrlotdng a 70 home pro­ ml**. It was for this very reason Into the Kansong area in the first ject In the lirt-AIr section that I hungered most to stay here, In rrgar-l to the terminal bond*. I didn't want to “ bug out" on thl* hour of thr neutralisation Imin- Mr. MrKibbln pointed out thl* tenlmrnt ahwtatllng Artny Ju«t iweau-e it i morning that the parking meter Thr light cruiser Mnnrhrslrr fund* would serve as backing for waa caught flghtln- a war down •rid nine destroyer*, firing over a dead end streat ' the honda and wnuM lie used only But thl* has been thr longest the masts o f mlnrswrrprrs clear­ if necessary to pay o ff Interest ing thr aira, added tu the tremand saddest half year of my life. and principle. Had reached a point whrre I felt rn-lutiji volume of Naval gunfire. "The Commission Is eipertlng could no longer do well the job Task Forts* 77 rarnrr-hasrd mine—to tell the story of plnnr* hit pirvluusly assigned tin- terminal to more than break rven In Its operation, ami In that Individual men In battle. It bail all target* In thr same area. rase the meter funds would not become a gray monotony of Ihi­ Thr riuistal town hi-liiiiil the kes rt and mind, and I had Iky oin­ rhlnrM- Hue* liHik a Irrrlflr teat- have to lie used," he declarer!. The nest step* In the bunding to worn down with It that I no lug. program Is thr validation o f the longer could write It. I could feel A Navy dispatch **id the task City resolution In- the Circuit and tha suffering o f soldier* and civi­ lian refugee*. I could share their fiim- nppitiachnl Kansong under Htate Supreme Courts. hc said. A resolution providing that dangers, nut I no longer could cover of darknrss. It opened up rent* o f alt tenants at the Munieataa bach and put those exprriun- with its big guns at 7 A. M, By sunup, Id minute* later, all tlpal Airport te khaird, due to the ren Into word*. I gurs* I tame In identify myself too damn much Naval batteries were firing and pending Naval reactivation, was wlUi thl* American Klghth Army *t 7:4r» A. M. thr flr»l strike of passed. Thl* Is effective provided Navy Kkvrahlrr* sfrcakiil over­ the tenant plan* 1q remain Inside I h tv* Iramcd to love. i " .When a reporter no longer ran head on the way to their target*. the city'lim it*. N-w afreet light* were approvSmoke rn*r from tire .sea of write about that he • « * , It I* lime that he pasture hi* spirit cl*«- Japan port city as thr big shell* ed for the Highland Park section and op Twenty-fourth Rtreet at •b a r* far a J ln i, And that is w)ty tore into thr town. Due north of Huwon, the1 the Myrtle, Klro, and laurel AvbI. U fl for home, neither the first iwr. thf last to go-bu t one who Chinese wrre making Increasing nur inlcrsrcHon., wgnts tn try it again when lie ran u*r of artillery. Twenty-five wrre hurled Monday d# It again. Otherwise It would h-- round* Puerto Itican troops pmter (hat | put away my ly|K-- against figthlng for a slushv hill almut w fltrr and pleh up a rifle. IC w i i h m m* r , | , n > , i - It was a hot and sunny day I four and one-half mile* nortlirast landed at the airfield here Inst of Suwon. Frontline officers said Arlialacx, the Coloinblaii delegate, July. Men fainted In the lu-at as the shells pridmbly were fired cautioniNi Kata-Suchy tn itinflne his rrmarks to the resolutions Inthey fought upon the hill*. Tlu-y from 73-MM park guns. Delsyeil report* •aid a Negro fore the committee, but the Po­ Wlra on the defensive thru Thor wan basically Itack upon Infantry platoon killed an Mil- lish delegate insisted he wa* do­ tha rirfen.lv* again on the cold rooted BO Beds in a bitter local ing Ju*t that. He went ahead bright day I wont luck uut tu tho fight far a hill position Mnnday. with hi* ap.-ech. Kata-Duchy continued through­ Greek, U. R„ I’nerio Biran, same airfield ta atart my return trip to Amrrlea. A bitter wind wa* Turkish, British and South Ko­ out the morning sessionMeanwhile India haa been try­ blowing, and frostbite wa* now a rean doughhoya dug Ilia Commun­ ist* out o f their foxhole* with ing to block the American resolu­ tion denouncing C « m m u n I *t rifles, Imvonet* anil gun hutta. The Allied adranrr, tnrasurrd China aa an aggressor. Thr latest •ic-f h tu-ntlle*s.frnnl extending Indian move ratnc yesterday tn eastward from a point nine mile* a warning to the U. N. that the north of Huwon In Yo|n, was "low highest nnlhorltlr* at Communist aml raullnu*. The fire o f Com­ China's headquarter* had said munist patrol* Im-c* me more fre­ adoption of the resolution would close the door t« peace. quent. Mnuriee McDermott said the The U. S. Klghth army com­ munique railed It "light to mo­ received the warning and was derate resistance." An mmev attack wrst and northwest nf Ichnn * » repulsed rally Tuesday. An Allied armored patrol rr-entrred llncnsong Mon­ day and found It empty o f Com­ munists. Hmall scale clashes with Tanysng on the rent ral front. An estimated BOO Reds attached i«m wen* llietc under A IIM force* with machlnegun, nrtlllrrv and mortar fire norththe crosses below. * I fell I might never *cc Korea w.-*t nf Huwon but were lieaten again, er know these dead anil off. Kticrny patrol* totalling alrout living friends again a* 1 had know them here. I pulled my chin L’on men each were encountered down Into my parka and cried *1- four to alx mile* north and north­ lwrily and alone until I tell asleep. west of lehon. An estimated en­ That was the parting I had emy company attacked with email Irwin Koraa, whrre tetter men arm* In an rnrea flea m llti wait than I have lull something they ami nnrthwrst of Irhon. A t the never can recover—no, not even If same time a whistle-blowing Red tomorrow ■ candle o f jwacc were battalion with girnadea and auto­ ■gddenlv ||| upon every bloody matic weapon* attacked six miles . m a in hit) from Manchuria m Pu- west-northwest of Ichon. Associat­ ed Press correspondent William Barnard said Greek troops repuls­ ed this atteck at SiM A. MThe North Korean radio claim­ ed Red troops had shot down and raptured four U. N- filers. Tha boenlrast on the Pyongyang radio asserted North Korean Senator said, Communist troop* had Inflated wra* want to "great Ioases" on 0 . N. troops a lo Kurope— In (ha Huwon eras. lialted number, re Writers Kuwrskrned by sppeasmsnl thlnkli — baa brought ns te the brink war. An Irresponsible, waatd W division t« tbs MV that Russia ran • tha ground before te bar knees by air United Nation** British Sacrifices OfRclal gaiter marking (hr President Truman w ill greet I I out White House on f*b . X opening tha 4 Scouts o f America Bov Scout week w In every part of tha nation by more th. leaders ‘’ Strengthen Liberty" te the L A t "birthday partlea" during Du Boy Scout Week throughout the bers nation each member w ill re- devel pledge himself to tha Scout Oath demo or Promise. In each community representatives o ( the churches, Tr. ‘ schools. government and busi­ ness w ill observe the annlvcr* w ry with their Scouts A t Unit “open house" parties, parents, relative* and members o f tha chartering institutions w ill hear • review o f the year’s program features, service project* and Swtichmcn Strike (Continued imm P-ne One) at the bell lino and at the two road* In Detroit. Last month's crippling strike— at lb* peak o f tho Christmas mail­ ing ruih -ended after three days without any settlement In a lengthy wage dispute. The more than 10.000 yard worker* wh<> walked out laid month, return tu work Dec. 16 a f­ ter pressure from President Tru­ man, the federal rourt* and their own union officials. TIip wage di­ pole still is nut settled. The Army took over the rail­ road* Aug. 20 to halt a proposed strlkri of trainmen and conductor*, anil ha* liecn running them since. Last month's crippling strike. which lasted three day* and ham­ pered tha Christmas malls, *n<l Korean war shipments, ended lb*-, in. The yardmen returned to work and negotiations between the union ami th* government resulted In a three-year wage part Dec. 21. The pact Involved four big rail unions—tho Brotherhood of Ballmail Trainmen, Brotherhood nf Locomotive Firemen unrt Kngim-. men. Brotherhood of l*>romnlive Knginrer*. and the Order of Itallnut ashing Information about I t at tha Indian capital, Now Delhi, way Conductors. The unions had demanded a to hour work week for yardmen at thr pay they receive far 4d hours. Thl* would have amounted tu about .11 rente hourly. The settlement provided, fur tha Il'OJlOO yardman Involved, an In• reuse o f 23 cents hourly retroac­ tive to Oct. |, with anothor two cents effective Jan. I this year, and adjustment* reared to living costa. For 1*0,000 road aervleo woreera,-an Increase nf five rents hour­ ly waa marie retroactive to (kt- I, with another five rent* this Jan. t and the same cost o f living ar­ rangement. The 40 hour work schedule waa held up until at least Jan. I, 1052. A t that time, the manpower situa­ tion will lie appralsen. Local chairman of the train­ men and the other rail union* axpressed dissatisfaction with the agreement and Instructed their o f­ ficials to return to Washington for further negotiations. Negotiations meanwhile are con­ tinuing In Washington. Tha unions say an Interstate Commerce Commission s t u d y showed these figures on average wages for yard service employe* fur an eight hour day, before the Dec. 21 wage agreement: foremen, |lft.l|( helper* Il'i.ttX; switch, tenders, 110.71s engineers, 113.00; _________ ____ hrakemen and_helpers, 912JM( and firemen, 911-00. 1 W w- ------ - allocation o f non-lorroua metal*. opinion la w o w than a ta* rvad2. The production of losa eaaen- Inc builncii roan who i» conducttial goods, especially for the home Inc a legitimate huiincs*. "W o shall appreciate alao Jfour market, may ha slashed or stop­ demanding ilmllar action In the ped. 3. Factory and storage space will cu e o f JftfDN A. Sullivan, tho bo requisitioned whirs necessary. recently Iml icted and removed The new etatement by the Prime ■hrriff of Dade county, which Minister was Interpreted aa mean­ c, m we alio have reason to be­ ing that luxury-type goods will be lie f. la ‘pigeon-holed’ in the the first to vanish from the home tame Bureau of Intarnal Revenue office." market The letter told Holland that hie The government announced U would o ___ ffer _a new hlgh-Interest “ help In thl* matter will he ap­ defense bond to help pay for the preciated by thousand* o f citterns big rearmament program. The In the etate of Florida, who do new bond, to go on sale Thursday, not condone corruption and poli­ will pay three percent Interest and tical protection of racketeer* hy will rsplaea a current defense bond government official*." Holland »ald he wa» told hy issue paying 2tt percent. A t the Chief Counsel Charle* Oliphant same time the government will of the Bureau that the Bureau start selling a newhigher-yield could not comment publicly on savings certificate. the case*. “ but I can ariure you Among Britain's other troubles, that three ha* liecn no del»y in liesides her scarcity of meat, are connection with this (8. and (!.( the still diminishing coal stocks. and other ra*r». Of cour»r, the I f coal supply continues to drop at rriticiim i* entiieiy upjustified the present rata, there will lie a aa you well know." new crisla In which Industries shut Oliphant *ald the case* bad down and men will he thrown out been sent from hi* office to the o f work. Justice Department for action. Though doubtful of some phases Oliphant *ald He could not dis­ of the plan which Prime Minister co** the S. ami 0. r u e with Hol­ Attlee announced to a grim ami land "|.erau*e of the secrecy pro­ attentive House of Common* yes­ vision* under which we work. A terday, soma newspapers praised ea*e nf thl* type would he hand­ the labor government for refusing led between the two of fire*, hut to heed the Socialist blue which re­ I can a,Min- you there ha* liern portedly is opposed to anything tm delay." but the smallest scale rearma­ ment. ' Foreign Legion No dismay waa eipresaad over the coot o f the program or over CwaitBae* area* m i - narl the certainty o f higher taxes and the draft. money shortage* which U will nf Senator SallonsUll (R-Mats) bring to a country already pinched asked Vouchee* which move he by austerity and tumbling living thought would he wiser. standards. Voorhee* milled that he fav­ Newspapers forecast that to pay ored taking III year old* first for the program, Income Use* hut eridmi: probably will b« raised the equiv­ "It won’t make vary much dif­ alent o f savan cents, making the ference except In timing, in my standard tax rata equal to f 1.2K on personal opinion. We arr going the pound (S2J0.) Increased pur­ to have to take them lath ovet chase (sale*) taxes alao warn fore­ the next ID months or two year*." Iloth the Senate group ami the cast. These taxes, charged on al­ most everything purchased In Bri­ House Armed 8ervice* Committee tain. now range from U 1/3 to 100 are holding hearings on legisla­ percent g f the purchase price. tion to extend the draft of IK year olds as a move toward even­ Some editorial reaction: The Times (Independent!: tual Universal Military Service "Those In tha government'* coun­ and training tUM ST) for all sels and following who still sat physically fit men, beginning at their faces agalmt real rearm­ that age. Voorhee* and two World War ament have not had Uwlr way. In IU scale and icon# after so much II scientific leaders, Dr. Vandoubt and discus*ion ami delay, the program I* a signal tribute to the good sans* af tha Prime Minister and hia responsible colleagues. The 15-day lann of training Is surprisingly short, very likely In­ sufficient." i Manchester Guardian. Llbarat: TThe government and chiefs of ___ ______________ _____ jt a ff Mill atom to bo thinking In In short, tha answer Is no, j .! : For 'J5 yrnr* wo hnvr Ireeti nerving Son fnrtl Fruit Strike Head Denies Connection With C. 1.0. Union BARTOW, Jan. 30—(A1) —The leader of the striking IndapendrM Citrua Workers Union today denied hi* group had affiliated with the .■HO. Noel Hun ley, buslneia rrprrucniallve of the International Them!, ral Worker* Union (A F L ) who led the walkout o f ritru* pickers, said an offer of CIO affiliation w»t made but the pickers never voted to join with the CIO. I.a*l week an official o f the pick, era union »aid the group had voted unanimously to affiliate with tM% CIO. William Smith o f Tartyis, ('Hi regional director for Florida, re­ ported the CIO had taken the group under It* wing. • llunley called the whole thine « "mu»cle-in Job on the part of thr CIO.” He adder!: “ I have nbt and do not intend to affiliate with the United Fo<>d Workers, CIO.” The Independent Citrus Union, he continued. 1* ready to iji down—without string* of m f other union affiliation—and talk with any citrus firm that want, to discus* the strike. Reviewing the strike Hunlcy said "we hope for an early settle, ment. The strike began Jan, 1 amt at one time several thousand mem­ ber* o f picking crew* were off the Job, The walkout was over the sole Issue of union recognition. There have teen Mverat Imw dents and numerous pickets h*t* been attested on charges of in. timiriation. Asked If the strike line* wrir holding firm, Hunlcy replied: "I liellcve so in most cases.” Hr explained a "good many «f the Imy* (strikers) are going north." Two Floiida CIO leader* hs\> |M,*ted $MX> ImwiiIs apiece on charges brought hy J, Tom Wat­ son— firry foe of thr closed »ho|>. after they called striking ritruF workers out of a meeting hr w*i alaiut to address. nrvar Bush and Dr. William C Mrnnlnger, joined in urging *n immediate start on UMST. Dr. Bush, whu aided In many of the top scientific weapon de­ velopments in World War II, urged mltlUry training for rvrry young man, including some not now regarded aa physically fit..I A ll three spokr in nehaif »f the Committee on the ITrsrnt Danger described by Vourhitt a* a non-partisan group of cltisens formed "to further an ade­ quate defense." * - >* i i i | . Mill S em in ole C om ity Quality Lttmlrer rttiel Ruilrilnir Mutcrinl. Anri w-p wmit to Dike thin op­ portunity of Thunking olir rinrtumerH nnd frlmulH for their continuous Patronage. The above Houae waa designed kiu! built for Mr. and Mrs. J. McKay Truluck. Using Asbestos skiing for outside walls. Republican* Top valuo ol tho top 4 w aft obligated tn lltod dlriaten*. It M ^ookilili to comI Mstae to a tend WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS DURING OUR CELEBRATION Asbestos Silling In Three Colon $9.00 Per Square EVERYTHING IN THE BUILDING LING FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF Dramatic now styling! �I I ' attfririi itmttfii in Unity Then Is Strength— T o ? r o tW the Paac# ef the W or id : To Promote the Pw p m of America. To Prodac# Prosperity for Ciafara. AN VOLUME XXXX1I Established 1908 THH W K A 'l 'H t K C ln ; ta p iitiy cls-iy t s f CM* i.r—td « u n Ih rK fb Thu.-tdxy, rm a t a>o*tlr cloud; in eitrrsie .-—i i U i M Radian Moderate *Oslhu t l n l f winds Ikroujt* Thursday. I N D R P K N D E N l D A IL Y N B W S P A P R It W EDNESDAY J A N .I3 1 , 1951 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A No. 115 Associated Pretm Leased Wire Allies Smash A t Red * " » $16 Billion T ax Bill Proposed; . Lines South O f Seoul O n W ar E ffo rt Solons Balk A t N ew Draft L a w Naval Bombardment Lashes At Chinese Communications On Coastal Highways T O K Y O . Jan. 31— ( r t V - A l­ lied force* im iilifd al dawn today ™ againit dug-in Chinese Red> in a general pudi along the Moody ernIral and w rtlrin Korean waifnml*. U . N. ground troo|» were sluingly backed by warplane* and aihllery. Tlie battlefield itrelched 40 duthy mile* eait from a point north of Suwon and nine mile* touth of Seoul. It war tlrewn with an etlimatrd 3,700 dead Red*. ® One patrol wa* only, revrn mile* touth g»f the burned out former South Korean capital. On the eail coast, the U. S. battleship Missouri, carrier plane* and other unit* of Task Force 77 thiflrd their big guns and bomb­ ing from Kanrong to Koiang. 45 miles north of Parallel 38. Landing boali circled offihorr ♦ while rocket ships whooshed dead­ ly tnitiilr* al Kutang’s idilalL lion*. Rut nn landing was attempt­ ed. On the western front, U. S., Greek ami Puerto Rican doughItoy* were meeting what seemeil to be the hard rare o f Chinese Re­ sistance. Red snipers popped out of camouflaged foxholes to shoot Allied troops in the back. Resistance was comparatively light on the central front, follow­ ing fierce hand-to-hand combat during the night. By noon, the U. 8. 10th Corns had moved 60il yards and still had mat no strong opposition. It was the seventh day of the Allied limited offensive. And it bit the Chinese and Korean Reds by land, air and sea. In addition to tha “ Mighty Mo” , the Naval task forte on the east A roast Included the light cruiser S rters Of Truk Force 77. ThU was the force that puiverlied Kensont* Tuesday with a bomba rdnienl lasting nearly 24 hours, augment­ ed hy carrier-based bombers and fighters K»*okg. a comraunjcnilon* renter, U 'gpvl dawn Wrdne**r# wts w »» h »***■ ■• « I'M ils w t n « . G e r m a n Sokners ' Are Soared ByU-S. High Commissioner • FRANKFURT, Gsnsany. Jan. —pV)—American authorities spar­ ed 21 German war criminal* from the gallow* today. They included .is former Nasi S. 8. troopers convicted of murdering L. «■ soldier* In the Infemou* ' mal medy massacre." Hut In a review of all remain­ ing war crimes cases, U. 8. High Commissioner John J« MeCloy end a A military commander> Gen­ eral Thomas T. Handy confirmed seven denth aratenroL W a d h t* four men convicted of oloughterIng more thar. |/)00^00 Jews and Gypsies and former 88 MabGeneral Osweld PoM, who hoased Hitler's huge concentration ramp % y A l the aame time U. 8, au* * thoritie. modified many other prison terms imposed by Amer­ ican war Crimea tribunals.. The new ruling* followed spe* elal consideration of nu remain* Ing wnr crime* cases, undertaken In (he face of a growing German clamor against wnr crime* ver­ dicts. , , . Those saved from death had been In Umtsbrtg Prison under sentence for mom than four # these rovlew* ha*e twen designed^to make sn n M h n l^ W " “ March Of Dimes Recent contributions ta the March o f Dlmoe^ldr the Infantile Peralysla Foundation t ported today as follows: 13.00 J. II. Crapp* 2.00 8. 0. Allred а.oo % HarrlrtU & Ford 440 Goodlurk Uroc б. Mrs. W. A. P* Churt House re 10.00 Oeo. A. Speer, Jr. 5.U U 1. Frailer 2.00 Mrs. R M.F. Berry 10.00 Mr. aud Mr*. Geo. Toohy 40 Jimmy Touhy 140 Anonymone 1.00 Tex Brady LOO Mr. and Mr*. W. C. 1.00 ^ E. H .Vkkera LOO ■ Jeanette E. Late* II LOO Booth Bide Behoof Florida Fashions NewYork-London Moves Mail Order Flight R e c o r d Is P a r t To Orlando Broken By B l a i r General RoturnsHome Committee Tolrl OneLegged Men Might Tour Of Western Be Useful In Cer­ European Defenses t ai n Occupations From Month-Long W A S H IN G TO N , Jin . 3 l-< / P ) (jenrial Dwight D, Kitrnhow*! lew into Washington today In i c|kiii President Truman and W A S H IN G TO N . Jan. Draft Director lent* . . . . " H,J> , !h»,« Eisenhower Upturns Emm Europe 11 </V> i ir Mho- Republicans Demand Cut In Non-Defense Spending To Lessen Enormous Tax Load W A S IIIN G TO N . ,J.*u 3! — *,P? — I hr outline o( *hr l.iegirt 111 increa»e in hiilory— reported aiuiui $l6.50rt.000.(kk) in it*o Manufacturing Divi- 41-Year-Old Airline ,M„..........— ..... — , . ... ..,'’nr sion With 130 EmPilot Is Pushed By Congien on hi* *ui*ey of F.urop^i "ir" "1 ployees Stays Here 130M.PH Tail Winds lit * jggirtitun"m »«••»•« taking to** many *»i ilms# lulls, *i n e "quickie * pie■ruled bv I'retaieul liuiitaii petmnslly today In rongret*nmal tax wrilrrt. In unveiling Iii* pay-as-you-go plan lo finance llie huge delrntr ef (nil, Mie 1’rendent made a bid for In-parliian iup|M>it. lie invited the IU Republican tnemlirii v| the H o u ir Way* and Means Commillr In the While i louse as well a* the 15 Democrat*. P m a llj, only Demtvrnl* are invilid to such previews of impend­ ing Presidential rrcummendations. The Ways and Means members were asked to keep secret every­ thing discussed. Chairman Houghton ( l l - N C ) told reporter* he expects Sit. Truman's recommendations in a me**age Friday. Secretary of tin- Treasury Snv•b r, members nf the pr<-*ident * t'ounril of Economic advisers ami Frederick Lawton, director of I he budget, sat In on today'* meeting. Following the session, there urre Capitol Hill report* that Mr. Truman may be expected to ask for a two.parkagr method for roll­ ing in the revenue, and that the first package collect up tu III),• noti.ooo.uoo in about thia fa .h Ion: I. An inerras* of about f4,i)00,0 0 0 ,w o in the tax** on over 50,000,000 individual income taxpay­ er*. This would he an overall in­ crease of almut 25 percent on In­ dividual*, although the burden would not fall that heavily on nth The antra money here may h* raised by an increase of 4 percenMn tago points In each bracket of thr Income tax. It was indieaBH ihr President It not thinking at now m u Imm' i! a> unlit. LO N D O N . Jan. II t / l V A n Ih c GraciaE* low-engine plane ||p|, hpy ,r , l|f)ril |*.(OIP i )ip linc Capt. Charlri Rlair, in a Mui came into llie National Aii|Mirt al ||ouir Alined Service* committee, tang fighter plane, today tmatlu-d 12.22 I*. M after a Might from which n fumidetiiig Mir D.-f”it><all record* for a Ibglil from New Wrst point, N. Y. w hn r Ijscn* Depaiimeni't ici(urti that Congics* York In l-xindon. tel up a L'nivriral Military 1 tainRlair, a 4l-ycar-<*ld Pan Ameri­ Iiowri spent L it night. This was eight minutes ahead o[ ing and Srivicr Progiam ( U M S l) can Airway* pilot, itteaked out oi time anil upset the welcoming and |M-rmit the drafting of ISthe darkness over Lnndmi aiipnrt schedule Washington officials had vrai old,. iust seven houri and 48 minute* made. That cal let) for President Cnnaidrrablc o|ipo.itlon npptnr committci- to a oneafter hit dawn takeoff on thr other Trumnii to l*e on hand to greet Pt| m tp,. I'lnrida I ’jtiiiolit Mauufaduniig title of the Atlantic. Kiscnhowerand the P(e*iilrnt had |ackage measuri Itmt would com not yet arrived. j bine t'M FT and tightening of Co., with I HI employee* and an Mi* average speed (or the mm Hit plane taxied around the |the draft There wa- si.ecinl o', annual p.iyioll of $2 >0,000 will I *t(,p •o],, trip o f sonie t,r,o*i mile* field, killing lime to await M r.) jM-tiiin in tapping the IK-yearremain in Sanfoid. Thit branch of was alxmt 4firt mile* per hour, Trtiman's arrival. >olds. the business, which produce* shout Hi* “ flying gs* tanl>“ : named t Right on the dot of 12:30— the Hersbey agreed wild it itrevio-:« a quarter of the dirttrj told by the Kxi-alUmr lhe Third eft New officially fixed hour- A While Defense licpattmentestimate i - ii.. York • Mil-wild alrr airport at 4:W* lloiitr car drove up with the that abouttMl.Ono additional men company, it exp.imboK lapidly.1 A . kl. and was clocke*) in beie a t ............. President. I could lie id.tamed thtougn ,'iei ‘ .ml Ml. Shames. fi:!Wl P. M. Kisetthower's tdane wheeled In rriug play -i.al and mental tpudiSanford Civic leafier* uiiltt-d in IMair flew much of llie wttv at to tlie Milllart Air transport (icati.ti and nttppiai-iitg rnilir* expressing regret that Florida an altitude of over 25,•>*•*I feel He Irnniiial nod the general tlfSCSIW- “ rejict*." The ltepaittiie.it Inter Fadilnn* i* moving the mt-retmo- wa* pushed along h) a In-mend- **l to nceive a warm hand-hake halved tin- estimate, dising end of it* o|ieratinii* to Or- ou* tall wind al limes blew none from Mr Truman. Dialer ipirsli. nlng l*y Hep. t!l- I Intulu, but at the same time they than 130 mile* an holtr. llnoged around the President slmi (H-ttt, I|or*hey eottccrled exprc«*ed -ati'factlon over gar­ mill- that one-legged men or men uitb The old Imndon-New York re- wen patdnet ...........officers, ......... . high ............. ment company'* dfrl*l»n in main­ cord of eight hours, 55 minute* tnrv official* and the amlinssa- punctured eardrum* could '«• use ON Hit LAI? LAg belt is i-aching lb# U. S . General Dwight D. Elsen­ tain nod expand it* local manu­ was set bv a Pan-Amt rican Stra ■lors o f nations In the North At- ful on limited-sen ice jolt*, such hower (left) waves Ins hal to crowd* In Ottawa as lis leaves the Chateau facturing branch. lantie treaty organisation. ** desk work. ttverulver, earrying 24 pnt»enget», Laurier Hotel with Canadian Premier Louis SL LaurcnL Conference* A stinging sleet storm was falllint he cautioned ags against ail­ "Throughout the period of on Nov. 82, 1040. In Canad* war# clothed in rigid aecutlty scciecy. Hack at Wert Point, sorbing them fa*tcr than t(i,ttito ing. Florida Fashions' growth In thr It* pilot wa* Capt. Clierle* N. Y , tha Sup re mo Commander of tb# Atlantic Nations drfenva force* present time, the City of Sanford Titus of Treat Neck. 1-ong l*laml. For Kisenhower, the visit here to 15,000 a month. w ill work on hi* report to President Truman. (Infertiatloafll 5’ou adphoto) and the Chamber of Commerre lie said tlat while limited Illair's slngle-enginrd Mustang presents a hig selling problem. have done everything that offi­ Is modified to hold gallon* of He must convince Congress, and .rrvlcr men ar» competent on cials of the industry have re­ high lest gasoline inside the wing* American* in general, that more eritain l>pe jobs, they m* not quested," Mayor F. A. Dywin dr. and fuselage without external l ’ . S. troops are needed to help interchangeable in a military defend eastern Europe. ,ervice, that there !» a loss of rlart-d lid* morning in comment­ tanks. In his 21-day *nur of ing on the move. "Recenlly, » e HI* flight had a double purpose ,, Europe,* flexibility. These men m ild m t lx- u*rd in curniiat and men wli offered to construct a large build­ to set a new speed record -ml he . rent!V . . pretty wjdlconvl ing on City property of about to tludv the effect of she high •*1 the European member* of the could fight would have tu l* 100,0011 squat • feet. However, the velocity wind* nf the lower stra­ North Atlnotlc Trra ty Organlia- found if tlie nmt fur ihem delion (N A T O l of the urgenc* *f velopesl, he noted, problem of labor supply and the tosphere on trannallUnltr nlrlln an Immediate build up nf defenae He said he tli*)ikrd to sprak ^ time involved in working nut the era. forms. . . . . , . > kuo»*Clv tear -V»l h* had ■ . legal ami finnoeing details ap* ■T* C ,, « .. , Hlatr. who learned nltotimr wltji imrrnlly wort- the factor* which Plral off. EUenhower had *cho- MaMle eye and w »» m-*r-»ight 2 the II. 8. Navy In ifo *. ■•»* I V 1**1* Florida Fa* Man off trial* to Mmi air hour* In hi* creilit and ilalcd - private luncheon with the in lie- oilier. n » l . . . i I I I Id n v if . personal exnnplion to *50d. "There uiv *ume type* nf Jtii" move. We appreciate llwlr po»lPresident In In* followed by a l . t l L I l L J l I l t I 111 R O W 2 A lumst of abtuit 13,000,004),I ran do, and other* that I canturn luit fclneerrlv regret that the ht.* flown more that ft.rttifl,nod session with tin* Cabinet. ooo in corporation Income taxes, by miles. Tumor row, he will meet Willi fmi,” sold llershc), u iwu.»rai (mm- is necsMiry.” raising the present corporation It o a t l a s e # a s r s * e T s t l lie had walled more than a year Conger*". •* Chamber of t'ommerer uffirials rate probably as high a» 55 per­ A irrtinunrmlalmn Mi.ii liu President Trum an and r.isrn. S i . l.ld ilS . jail- H t>l') Iwo cent. from its prrsinl 47 percent Were rqunlly |irouounc<-d III their for cxnctly thr kind nf wtat tier Seminole t h.iplrr nf Mo- Aturiiran lavrin owner*, nor a fnrml of ri-nctloii. President II James Gut he wanteil for hi* attempt on thi lu.wcr did not linger long at «!■•• level; and probably by adjustment* R n l i nn, ilnliaioi n ln-im| too Mn kry l obro. tliol r u b ■•lli'l In ilated Hint. "W illi Hie factory record, The converid Mustang is wii port. | l«* lls s ,s ll» *■». In a l "W h y bow do you ib>, Mr. division m |ii dub*l ta remain here, hi* own. hut the flight wu« made • iiieirtl for pretrntalioo lo Mic ■Iralli 01 .1 uii'lil i tub heir rally President2 the General said when we flrmlv Iwlleve that the influx inrixi|ieratioii with hi* airline. I h m ii I of tlirrtJoi* ,■i a nrerlim: liwlay III wlial |i*iliir ,aol wa* Mir lilair crossed the Irish coast nt be stepped from the plant. nf Navy personnel tu Sanford will It'Ballaaea A s rs s * 'Tsset hma-hlng hi* collar up again*! the S ilunl.iv by (tordno llraillrv. *bap- trcpirl to „ "*|)iv .IlgUllirni ’ over furnish a large uddithmal pool uf sleet and cold. “ I hope you don t Irr ihauman, young women that will satisfy the serving a ilnnk .tiler eluting bout. get pneumonia out here." lalair requirement* of the manu­ HoUMton Fire BurnH Klwanians today Heard a radio | |P drclaird today that In- will The President and Elsenhower 1’iiliir fooml Mic iHiihes of Sam facturing * nil of the Industry. broadcast of a recording of the mjkf> motr U r4 1 ),p ,l( UtV t r s s ils s * * " • P a n e T ssal Down Seven Store« recent talk by Kiw .,,1. interne- 1 " V M m l . a , (hr night *tut* owner, ami Meanwhile, the Cliamber of Com­ merce will exert every effort t.» tional Milrr#il in ihr Hrtl ( roi* Hrnmf t,i#. utm ^, ibr utlirv U* iicnsi i icsiiimi Uor. t»„i. Mi^xfork soym -oi ^ , T H H E K K IV V E K 8, k fu r. Jun. HoUhTON, Jan. 31—oFr— Hou- Veteran O f Hunfcnam Canada at thr recent mid-wintri lirrr, and Mtr iacl lb.it so lai he search for space needed for the vein ownrr anil fnrmf of Colirn 13— (A'l — F'our conrrete and -teel expected expansion of the far- ton's worst downtown fire in '.'0 Visitint? In Sunfonl Conference of the oryanisatiiui In hai been uniucce*ful in teeming ....... lie llm.t of “ The Mocambo" { « ” of «b# *3,0onooo .......... . year* burned out seven stores early torv division.” ______ lakeland. Ralph IllacVweliler hs I ^ f |taiiman lo lie.„| a .love (o. ■ ,i , ,| . bridge crumbled and plunged into Tim decision to move the mail Paiay, wl.r.i they answered a .all ll.ere. „ |p >s, y|lurlfp K, i rr w||h , 11 - - ■ l a a r e i* » e e r** a l S ore* of firrmrn and 23 pier*-II. J. Gregory «»f ic MunFnh ^ l o tooiimir o |m- m I ioii .»l ill? llutl. li.iii been - 1 >l m llie lie.id. mighty roar today, carrying at •if. fire fighting rqulpmrnt fought Pol ire I .in 1 1 . I.Jq, Mbii-lalr said lr» ,|f"Ur persons to an iry , , „ , , , th# hlat#r t a ' t h i ^ h ’i b l g ^ t A ^ v 7 : m p . l,now, flgM lnghin Product* Sold At u .il.n -u ‘ >"*;• nritnr«M"» to tlie ^fUhfi|*ht rf p o tt- *^,aThe bodies of two of th# city. At mid-morning It still was . re# is -pending a *«Mlay furlough ^ ' ' " f " * I 1 ' «..„rnrsi vUtiinu hU wife th•»»»*! f nm»*Iii , miki »i MlM| llir I Siiplri run «»iii »»f fnn«l- id rlust llie shooting followed an Murt Brings $184,686 not umler, „ nlNli f tr . earn., onlv V I f Flet’eh.. th* fact that "fror.lom is not frse" - U u l ,he first of thi* rear." !>• argument lin iiil.i rg, 61, n form­ victim* have been recovered front 'r h# downtown ramtowii lira cam# .miy .la u g h u >f U r. w . f . tin e m ^ , If w , rfllll c „ min, o U -« in-r-i. a gram grant of nr,.. « „ er fight prtimidrr, bud with the two of the four ear* which were and hi* young »nn John at 1717 More titan M . W units of pro­ shortly after an explosion and tempts ta provoke internal dls.cti -retired from (be National lied 47->•str-t*lal Moi fin mIhuii serving earned through the ire lo th* Houston'* swank Dark Avenue. duce valued nt IIM4JUW wer# *o|d ftr# rocked t|on in the two countries. Cross In continued onerntiun* her. ),jin and some friend* drink* uf. bottom of the rive. Police could Sgt. Gregory, a veteran of the during the period ending on Jan. Hrnadmorv addition and destroyed determine whether other The Rev. Angus Mr I nnis tna lik­ until Mar, 1, he ridded. (er the tilti* A. rinsing lime. no! 30 nt thp Banfurd Slate Farmer* the $300,000 manslen of Gu* Wor- last war with ten years aervir# h. ed Kiwarii* fm the fists- atlcuiiaiotpassenger* drowned with th* In order In eonllnue iqieiatiim* Two gnu* vsere found on the Market, Sandy Anderson, manager, than, president of the American his credit, arrivnl In Korea on at the resent Friday meeting of until the end nf Hie present li-eal f|lmr. Another wa* found in a driver* until the eai* could b* Sept. 15 and participated in the Insurance Company. nnimunerd today. dragged from Ihr water. Th# civic clubs |ii the Chain of Mis­ ________ .a tom destroyed Inrb.m invasion, t-ater he wa* sions marling at the Presbyterian ,e » r ending J iiiu - dll, and fi-tm wu-tr paper bn-I.el. police eoiild four ears eoutd be seen in th# Thr downtown A I utal of 23.644 lioir* of eltru* then until klunr 30, 1952 the not iininediuieti determine wiutli. fruit sold for fO tJW i and 41445 were Flagg Brothers, the Cut Hate shifted t<> the northeastern from Church at which 55 Kiwsnians t'baplrr would have to secure S7.- er the third gun wa. involved in watrr, thrir headlight* still on. units of vegetable* sold for $123,- I.lnen Store, a stor# being reno- near the Manchurian border and were present. The rall*par occurred at 2:55 A, IMK). Ilf this amount, he said, tlie the shooting* vaied, Kruger’s Jewelry store, Na was rvacuatrd from the llungnsm 000. M , F.ST. Prcsidrnt Joel Field announced -bare of the nntimml quota would ( i n erilw-rg, wtmse mime wa* Approximately *240 truck load* tional Shirt Shop, Brow's Jewelry beachhead. The four arrhes, each 1HO fe*t that an Important meeting of di­ I m- about 12400. mol the l>nlani< „f f„,ir q, laiulsian* listed “ I have never seen anything like fiult »nd prosluee were di»- and the Alaskan Fur Company. ,i long, were part of the highway rector* will lie held Friday night would liave In Ii# seeured by <lot j,i a tinlilu*.ik ue.1 fr it in all my rx,ierier»ce In the »m gain d r bridge connecting three river* Two men were hoepltallxeil after patched from tb« market, which at 7:46 at thr 5’aeht Club. Happy Miclev Co bon liy I " \ngrie* wi||l >p ,lot a M#l|p|pinp i I* equivalent In 131 ctr loads. Thi* being overcome by smoke. They army," he said today In comment­ birthday greeting* were sung (or liun i. |i ,De Maileleine Just The budget for lust year, ntd pulire la-t year, lui- been in two above the point w h e r- the 81. I* the heaviest volume that ha* were Wallace Grime*, 87, who dis­ ing on the rignra of the rllmaie Sanford Doodncy, county tut atMr. Ilradley, wa* ta»-*'d «>n tin niher slueiting-. Police records Mauriee runs into thr bit. Lawrpas***] lluough tha market for any covered the ftrt. and fire Capt. and the horrors of the war. eexsor. half tlmr. Due ti> lnerr.i*c-i -in*.*- he lilliil n 8i. Louis mob. iit>i 8gt. Gregory left Pusan on Dec nc# ....... River, ,•«„.*■ half-way biiorcn on# week this season. All fruit and Rufus J. Templet. ■Guest* were Robe:* 11:own, N. 25 and flew to San Fronriaro on a P. Hitrkaher, Fred Clay ami Ron­ mamls because of the pre-enl -ter In 1927 over an attempted i!” 'i,, “ ‘ ’ ' I ' vegetable* sold at satisfactory world situation, il liaiieep m yr"shakedown,* nod ihal in 11114 he .jq)(, ‘nf T b rn Military Air Transport plane, and ald Taylor nf the K ry Club. pride of Three Rivers, it C A U G H T K IT T E N price* with the exception of celery. «n ry to employ Mr*. Jnr Gon- was i*le«ir*l in tin- shooting of a was named after Quebec'* Prim# W ALTHAM . Mas*., Jan. 31-tA*) from there to Tampa hv 11-29, ar­ " I f the engineer who pilot* the salens, •#*rrt*ry, on a three quui ,-ab driver during n tavern nrgu* Minister Maurice Duplenaia. weather I min will aids track the —George Bell's kitten ran up a riving home on New Year's evr ter time hast*. lurid, Itr-iilent* living nrarhy were frigid weather that is now west tree and couldn't come bark down Hr expert* to return to Korea the tiOP, Democrat!* May lienrtlvallnn of tin Navy “ Ml |*o|irt. r,.|Hirted Tuny t'arlu, 51- awakened from their sleep by the latter part of February. o f ii * and Iravp Florida on the again. Nominate Ei«enhowcr resull In m»re rn ll« for a --i» J in -■ %, :,r >.l*l const not ion eantrartor, terrific roar of the eollap-e, .Many An Army photographer, Sgt. Its tail wa* froten In a branch main line, our volunt* and demand tlie local rhnpter i" ill«cmdlniu«1 J i ( ) ,|„. v „ . of Ihem said they believed it was Interesting should Increase considerably for In Monday's freexlng rain and Gregory ha* many this will mean Hint other ngeiirl> • , (, f„roier ilauee bull rreenl- an earthquake, 5VA.SIIINGTON. Jwi. 3 l-'A '> next week's trading,” said Mr. then the kitten eat until discov­ photographs of his Korean exper­ ................ * ••• i •** T " “ ’ Dwight Ii. Elsenhower Ui'ghv l<e wlll have to take up the burden. Several motorists, most of them ience. ered yesterday, Anderson. nominated hy either the Democrat* taxi drivers, told of narrow e*. or the Republicans for the Prrsirape* as thrir rar* either barely got across before th r collapse denry in 1952, Speaker Rayburn Governors M eet T o Map C ivil Defense Laws giant wedge, in ends still up at •ay*. ihr edge nf the broken spans. Th# T#x*s Democrat, askerl on (tnr driver said he wa* on CR8 radio interview last night the bridge whrn th# lights sud­ •bout th# possibility Eisenhower denly went out. In th r glare of might run on a coalition ticket, r# tils headlights, hr said, he saw Hr EH ritP.AGII pliadt "W #il, now, I think General W A S H IN G TO N , Ian. 31 </i*i Ttir Alomir Enemy Cumni***mn ir- "notliingnesa, broken only by the Elsenhower haa too much sen**- to (Kirlrd "ronlinurd progresi" tmlav in llie (ievrl<q>menl ol atomic v*ea- hare piers of tr bridge standing 00 up out nf the water.” ran on n coalition tlrk#t. He might The crumbled section dipped bo nominated by the Democratic irons and laid all .1* facililiet ate ot*eraling ” at full rapardy." ll's s ils s fr na r a i , T a s i In broad outline, llie romminmn gave a pirluie of: convention; he might b# nomina­ New sourer* nf atomic raw materials being devrlt.|ted in litis country ted hy th# Republican convention.” The W eather Republican* generally h a v e and abroad. claimed the General for their N rw manufaeluriotr plant* going! JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 31 -IJP) party, although lh#re waa much up "to serve the nation's Inter#*! have left their Jutts while under 50 35 Atlanta Democratic support for him in [t Mi# year Immediately ahead." invrstlgatioli. Hi- mark 4 •2! 1P4I. Eisenhower himself ha* said The Atomic Energy Act denir* Huston Tut rn the detail* of it* atomic 25 1 repeatedly be ha* no political am- ) -nn.. ard other program* the acres* t ■ restricted Information to Chicago 3 t WGona. .•s-r-roisiiun, in if* ninth semian­ anybody wbo c loyalty, e h ira rlrr « Denver n nual report to Congress, riveted and association* navrn't t.een Dr* Moines 8 4 MAN-EATKKH th • usual lid of aeereey. passeti uu bv the F. II. 1. and hy Fresno 34 42 quick Federal DAR-KB*BALAAM, Tanganyika, It didn't tell a thing about tb" the rnmmi*>lon itself. New York 87 18 TMaf Ban aa w g w tm the Jan. 81—44V—Man-eatio* Mon* hydrogen bomb, whose develpment Official* -aid there was no wav 33 23 Alfred E. Driscoll, New have kllUd alt native* within a waa ordered by Prealilent Truman of telling immediately how many Washington Montreal ■ • It H few day* at Bong** in the sooth- on# year ago today. how many left th# program while Jacksonville 77 57 of Tanganyika, It One new disclosure In thr re­ their ra«ea were pending. I m m f . M irkkar. 76 70 port: in the past four rears, l.lUWt VtttMW a. DaarrUey. Iowa; Fun aat today. The report said almut 198.400 Miami 76 44 Fraak A. Barratt. Wyoming, Arthur B. LangDe, BftaBlnglmi; Qnuglae MtKay, Oregon; J. Brarirew Laa^ Utah; la s t November, a lion rredtinl persons either have been refused other (tersons were given Hear* Tallaha**## Tampa 7* «1 t l 'a a l l a w t l It * r s t e f a s t access lo secret atomic dal* or Frtdartek. O. Peywe, Maine, tad d . Meonaw WDUank Michigan. (Inicnutfooal le w d p h w ) with 38 victims was trapped. Ilo .n l .1 C.itliiont. which since ■It start heir ftiui yrai* ago hat hccotn- Ihe la i grit .ulvc ilitrn of women’s .ippairl iii tin- Unitrd Stale*, Mill unite it* mail older ihtiiiun alniui Apt. I te a nrw building wlinli it it tnntliucling m Orlando, Frank Shames, president artl)OUm rtl li d ty Local Red C r o s s Cohen Henchman M a y Disband For Shot And K il le d , , L a c k Of Interest In Tavern Brawl r ibility i o secure Cluiirman Is Glvtn As Reason For Movt Unn^ster.s Murder ihi* time of lowerinx the present Over Late Serving Recorded Talk 0 n Freedom Is Heard By Kiwanis C l u b Four Are Killed In Collapse O f Canadian Bridge T Atomic Energy Commission Reports Continued Progress In Research attarS r. ■ ■ i — L-, �✓ A ffctrrt-T.' •• JV ’ " a.u - PAGE ¥W 0 Hie Sanford Herald K.tabllafc.e la ISM ■ •W M H .ta lU M a N ir • N l » < a i al *aaf>r*. I'la llll •tta l«n < t i l MaRsal* K*l*rH aa » f r « 4 rlna matte. IT, tele. at III* Pm I o in n * f •M laN. FleH4a. aaS.r (fc* Art » l C.MHM af Marrh *, ta7*. StOLI. 4 Hit I- OMAN M ila * ■ • iiim no'v m u n • . - : * l»la »M Maaaiar ■i Rai n i m u x tis-rete " • .Kl u m M uni i.aa T H «v * ;w «M h * SL* WEDNESDAY JAN. 31. 1951 ^ T H E 8 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 V . . ,1 m ....... ana V ‘ _____a J A S aVIlaarr antlr... .* r4« f al I. naafallna. ( w 'amillaal, apiflr*. af anif Mai antral. In* al tal.laa (■■#». Milt fce I k l n i l l»r a* r»**1ar aa.rriu.a* n ln . ____ Hr*i*araira Vntl-.all, Hr I alaMl -ara n *. r II r*rmrnfa< »e«W '.W f V-ttfc. • hlraaa, l»iM.ara. i l l* , ai. I.**«!■ I t r i . H I . h w i a M i n l |l*r * • • — la ir * P r r . a a b lr b la r a lllt r a e i r l a . l - . l t la Ih r a .r Inr r .e u M IM ila n a f a ll Ih r l . r a l a . n . p.lm r<t la till. * m a * a * r i , a . m i l aa a ll A F a rn a a i . * « l r f c r . . WKDNKHOAY, JAN. SI, 1961 TUIIAVH HIIILK VHIIHK Many «>f ua arr ready In proHilar hnl slow In fn lfill! Wr ahoulil tl«r up In our prnmUca. Maitrr I will follow' Ihr* whithersoever thou goes!.—Matt. H: 11#. Autqroobilr Accuirnli cnnlinu. in the Sanfniil air* al llir rale ul about two ni three 4 day. nnl much higher iban (m ihr rr»l ol *br count))', but (a i loo high foi tomfort if one >|>rndi much lime i>e* hind the Meeting wheel. Diunk m driven air nnl ihr only tnrnacr thrush **• - ' " ‘l i-’inugh. There SIC too many |*ro|t|r trying In drire a tai llir.r day. who limply don't know how in drive. Per lu p ii *lib i j dnvr.t'i Itceipr |r quiirnicnU arr needed. Tlie luteal brain riotm to com* out of fon tjiov *)• ih^ proporv! fnr the erretion ol a Foreign Le­ gion compored ol Czech.. Pole, and Munjarieru to fight our bat­ tle* for ut. Why. (bore people won't even fight Ydr their own freedom I How in the world are we going In gel them to fight for ran ' lh> dilemma mma. and lltrielm af be in ihN atomic Jjqmij, bul there ir nmir that we f i n ’ tee in the drvailalnl impoverished, shell-shocked coun tries across ihe teas. The llrVzh] was late Monday nighl b « ft * r , o f breakdown oh thr peers. We had recently inrlalled a' new part to help Miure a betiat aa our irM Ul edit* Extended Contracts Attempting to measure to I mid toward long-term labor By 1A U K * MARLOW contracts, the Nutional Industrial Conference Board sur­ veyed * group of 229 contracts, presumably a random sampl WASHINGTON. Jaa. ing, signed since Inst June 25, the date of the Invasion of Yuu wondering whether there's a South Korea. It found that ten per cent of these were for loophole for you in the wi e? three years and over fl per cent were for five years. For Iren That will depend on the Wage comparison, a survey of a somewhat larger sampling from Stabilisation Board (W 8B ). |t‘a the previous year showed only 2 per cent or contracts working now on your caw, and running for three years and only 1 j>cr cent for five years. everybody'#. It will be, fer a long Before 1919 the number of long-term contracts was very time. None of the wagea and salaries, small. put under a blanket frecie Friday, Dies this indicate a trend toward greater stability in can be raleed until W8B taya okay. labor relations? There doubtless Is a sense of security, for True, thia frigid blanket was M h management and labor, In a contract for three or five only meant to be temporary. Bat It not be lifted entirely. years. Hut four out of five of the long-term contracts pro­ III WSB will limply defrost It a vide either that the contract may be reopened periodically bit by laying It’s all right to give for discussion of wages or that wages will change from time a raiie to this group or that, In to time according to an agreinl formula. A contract which is thin eituation or that. The freeie had to be temporary rco|>ciicd every year obviously is little different, as far as became It »o audden. WSB nvoidanre of lnl>or disputes is concerned, from a simple an­ didn't have lima to work oat a nua] contract. One which sets up a system of automatic plan fair to evrryone. wage adjustments is bettor, but is not foolproof, as General Under the law, when the govern­ Motors has already discovered In connection with is cost- ment flapped price control* on an induitry. It had to control wagea of-living formula. that industry at the eame time. The trend is healthy, nonetheless. It shows at least n in Since the government decided disposition to bring about more settled conditions. When tuddrnly it had to put price con­ the wish for stability become* firm, it proluibly will be trol* on practically everything, it ordered wage control* every­ found to l*e within the hounds of possibility. where. . I f allowed to stand unchanged, Stassen And T aft thia freeze would he unjuat to many workera einct their wagea "Sena Ior Tuft docs not represent the Republican Party. and problem ■ vary from group to I he majority of Republicans, or the Republicans In Con­ group. gress." ThiH is llnrold K. Stnsson shaking, former governor (Likewise, it would lw unjust to if none o f them, even of Minnesota and now pres blent of the University of Penn­ husinesimen though caught In a squeeze, could sylvania. StAasen was a candidate against Taft for the preai- get any adjustment adj on the price dentlal nomination In 1918, and apparently is setting his fr o m .) sight* for 1052. So now the nine-man WSB, head­ Seldom do loading men of the same party talk so plain­ ed by Cyrua S. Chlng, must go over the wage freeze, to chop ly about «me another. Stassen Is strongly in favor of send- back hole* in it to be fair lo workers mg Anterican troops nlmard as part of a Kurojtcati army; generally. I aft. would like to see the army established first and In a (A t the same time, of course. sj*cMfi} position before he would send soldiers to Join it. WSB must keep some kind of lid l iw e is some tendency among commentators to regard on wagrs. Otherwise uncontrolled wages would make a Jest o f price i*« ^ r l KtcP»Wf™n spokesman. Stassen would make it runtrol, plain that he Is only one of many such, and that hia views WSB won't he aide to give all arc not accepted by till his rivals. j______ _______ __ _________ the answers al once. Ila counter-_ It is also evident that Stassen means to have much P*rt •" World War II, the War to say about that Republican candidates and platform in '*,lx,r ®°?.rd* h**!.*• k!*i> benglng away at the problem for ycara. 1952, Novelists’ Good Deeds The novel* of Charlcn Dirkena anil their *oclal anil economic iiffuyrI* a re to be at tidied in it conme, o|ien to the public, at Now Yak-k.ynWcralty. This may be the flrnt auch I’ourm1In any'. Amorjcilh )iigher inatilution, though naturally he many couhtert In Kn*1i*h literature or the hialory of r!V. " nVl h?VP i/IcIl,tl£f? DJfkena and hi* achievement* in their siilrject mutter. The New York ntmiy will apparently l»e more exten*ive. ' . . ^ " t W w f t a .mural i* apt to Ire the leant ttucceaafill from of literary art. Not ao with Diekena. Few writer* ntal few lUtermien hare remedied aa many abuaea aa did he. Impriaonment for, debt, the law’s delay* and the crut “ tment of children at luieitiHsrvlaed Iroardlng nchoola a! * w * unn,nfir *,,fi " many canea the* , t.jsuch %iW*ir Wt»o4^ thAt the novel ■SsIpubllo^flcrvice a* well aa a work of art. ;counl in Ihe farlorj|f|aiiiLhro^eHia, the first lim fl* j e i \ ptf to ‘ U>r p{f W ^ f t ^ ^ ^ i v o j i o u r delay we were rolling again, but ihat two hours Atomic Energy Ittssilsirt r v M Fane ow l snee during tba four-year parlod. On the subject o f atomic wenate silted, that the morning paper o-t. thr eommltelon naid: is never I,vie) The morning.paper “ Close coordination with the ■**« to prera at midmiht and F irtred fore** wa* maintained at it u two hours Ule. you never ■ommnn interest such nn reiearrn and development planning, w*nknow the difference. With an af­ pona storage and field training. ternoon paper, which goer to press “ Preparation* for additional al 3:10. if we ate fitr minutes full-ecale weapon* testa continued, <lan 111 rinse coordination with tho late everybody knows it. irmed forces." <J rommtsaion said It* i'.nlwe Tlietc is strong aigumrnt in InkThe proving irroimd* In the Pacific avor of the contention that just Ocean, whr*e nuelear, testa havi •cause a man it a damn fool that been conducted in tho' past, “ will i no ricusr to rail him nnr. Rut -antlnue In ifso," At the samrn time it oaM "earha* thv UnheJ Nations is called twrimenta ntvestary to the atomic pon to brand Communist China weapons development program" a aggressor, and Communist trill .-ontfour at the Las* Vetbis. liiaa hat been as openly end fla- N *v„ bombing and tdm wry range, iranlly an aggressor at it hat where two atomic Mast a were set, o ff last week-end. sen in Korea, then it would be the This suggested the poaslbllflv eight of folly lo turn from our that only Ih e biggest weapon*-, oundened duty and fail to call such a* the hydrogen bomb. If It #r an aggressor. It would be a can he developed - Will be tested hereafter at Knlwetok, arhllo reakness no lets apparent that if -mailer egperlmantal A-eiplotions a fury called upon to convict a will he tiled out at tha 5.000 murderer of murder should refute quaro-mlU Nevada range. Commission Chairman Cordon to do so on ||m sole ground that ' *-ao declined to comment on such ft smacks too much of name call­ * peculation at a news conference ing, and our whole system of in- yesterday. Aenutionsl law would collapse Hr said all details o f the Neva just at our domestic law tvould da tests will rontlnue to be kept; collapse if we dared not tonvict sestet to prevent tha Russians from finding out their nature or a ciiminal of violating the law, their degree of surreal, Bean said the Commiseion will We always read the ads because only ( I ) confirm in tho future find there ware substance Ihat etplosion* have occured. and •hat it wrong with the ( ! ) report whether any dsngr radioactivity has vaulted. and whs| I t right with it Trent 8a far. the Chairman said, there i on the ■editorial page*. And *» Haent Men anv anth danger, aivl see where Northwestern Nation- the Commission knows o f no damLife Insurance Company dit- • f t r i n t at* much ga a broken ^rindew resulting from the Ne­ grriatrirr, • the science of vada blasts. ihg old gracefully, end wgmt Most of the Commlealoon’s rt' Rtncitly against tbe dangers rri port was drvnted to the rontraci tvalem It uses to carry on many the tendency in put on n haset of |ta p r im a l as « « L I > P » t oldtr, . “This program. nrnhaMr more •ayi, rt a 'han anv other In the United o f human ' flf#v .and State* government today. It re*, •ted on through ron'racta with heari trouble, dia- nrivale Industry rather thin hv and degtn- direct government operation,” iilnrim. And what Commission said Buck a procedure, the rv w r i <Aand thi* ia what yon •d, lave the groundwork for the not like— obesity it net caus* -rovernment eventually to give up by glandular deficwncka, aa Ua atomic energy mowoaoy and i l i b to b d im , but by over* work the pregtxm Into "'h e •'ve privet »e :W r i-makb|-a p it of iira n l a two hour delay' in cvefv papa: N«he drby b it, w » in eit ’i paper. THE NATION TODAY Florid* Fashions may be an act of perimental treatment of cancer. A And It mentioned test* Indlcat* Ing g that methoda may be found 'vnleh will rnaMe human being* to aurvlva radiation aspoaure which otherwise would prove fa ­ tal. “ Continued rcsccrch ha* .teuton■l rated that antibiotic itruga— such as aureomyrln, abeptomycin and penicillin—are effecting In pulling expert met, tal anlmnls I lining h the period o f minced r-eiilrnce to Infection that arieud* acute radiation eickne**," the re­ port said. A ll told, me c ommission fin ­ anced biological and medical re­ search during IDSO at the rate of 923,100,000 a year. It made more than 0,000 shipments of radio-ac­ tive materials known as Isotope* from Ita Oak Ridge, Tenn., labora­ tory, mostly for medical purposes. In addition, the report said, ato­ mic energy found these new In duatrial uses: Radioactive piston rings In an automobile permitted wear-endfriction studies that led to the de­ velopment of a new lubricating nil. Other radioactive substances now are used to control the flow o f different fluids through an nil roducU pipeline frem Balt U k e City to Boise, Idaho, In agriculture, the commission said radioactive weed killers are being developed and a number nf other studies Involving plant growth and fertilizer effectiveness tre being carried! out On# unusual discovery: “ It has been verified with radii that oak tree* frequently graft to one another at the roots. This may account for the spread n f oak urilt - It prtrbablv will try to set earns kind of pattern like tide: It will say all workers are per­ y H that OH ir n M r a g jnuet make Intrehras a like that o f Joka Id «coal miner*. S K I* S . - X T l - J ! the least contratechnical more reventa, aad tala more difficult Cohen Henchmon . -------- - *'••• Owe It. lr converiwi into a night club, where he saw Greenberg. ., began eom* go»d nslured kidding with Greenberg," Carlo vre* quoted by police as saying. “ Ho .-m remember th* time I w ewt of your own saloon 1" vrtth the tula* uwnar*. giving till ie e , p h miners ■a in raise, storting Fab. 1. This agreement proa mode bofore last Friday’s order freeiiag all wages. No on except* the WSB to eay Lewie' men can’t go ahead and gat that Increase. Ru, _____„ ___ , and that M pu'*chln* • h oJe'^SraTre***. It' team to punch a lot af boles before lt> Ihreugh. , - t ^ f t ^ lr e r a to r * tp ir # ® - R ee *u " ^ 1 ...................................................... a » re aa n ron u s t a t s ; f a r m s R A N H tre Thr follo p ln a rli** Hpaitrt hr Jf1 Ihe LusUrs en . hr Hanford NUtr Farm er* Market fa. for produrr **>M lo ____ f Truckers S tSsItra up to I PM Jan. I*. 1*11 Bean*. Pol* __ _____ b « bpr It t l- M * ■Irens. Tsndsrcrrrn t.N -tlt tin. hpr. Ilro .« ..ll drprndlna I IS.t*1 cnnialntr 1.4*0 tlr r l* do* hunrhr* l- t t t C ab b ea* S* lb be|r 1 H J H C s I t r r .T l i Ootdafl. PspsudIna g u l l l r Is a U r * « r M t - t t * C rlrry. PI*. Pascal. PrpandIng Qastllr <■ a tergsr I l l - l e * reu firtaw rr dspendlng Canislnsr t.te -IIt Collar.1das bunrhrs I t*-l II Cucumbrrs bu b -k lt *.e*-t* S» Corn r r a lr «.tl-t.t* B ggp lan l bu bsk l* I tl-t.H tw ilu r*. Ir share. O rr Puck « do*, trait t t t -Il* M ustard (irarua doa. bunch** l ie .it * Onions, (I r w i doe hnrhi. • l.ti-t i* Pra*. Knxllsh drprndlna quality bu bpr Ilt - lt e Peppers Hu. bakta. see pnialnr*. Pis. lie dllllsa A alia IS lb. begs Polalnra, PI*. Had lllla* D Rita IS lb. begs t «* tladishra I das h*k(s i **.tie Hplnech bu. bpr. t**-t it H.jusah. Trllow Crook Neck |R Hu. bpr, Tnm alurs I* lb rra tr Turnips .Purpl* Tup Isos, bun,has Turnip Halad bu hpr. rrrmt'B O ranzM , dtptndlng star Itt -I-t* Set l.**-t» 1.16-1 » Dos z te-i.e* Hub X t*-ltl llrungra, T*mpU >, bus l i t Oraprfrult, thin, an t>»t t i t U reprfrU ll. Marsh Hrrdtrss T an grrln s* U boa 1.** l i varlelle* prudut-e recatvsd at Thr Sanford Xtal* Farm er* Msrkfl, total rscalpt* today l l j l l pathDemand HOOD on all veastsblsa and CITIll'H. tnsrkat atradr. Tam peralur* this mnrnlns al Thr Hanford Btala Parm ar* Market I* dsgrara. N e w York Flight - -■» • P-«tu l-aar naal 4:46 P. M . Greenwich time (11:46 A. M., K8T) and talked with tinShannon airport control tower by radio. lie wa* then running 40 min­ ute* behind hi* flight plan, which called for completing Ihe hup in seven hour* tlx minutes. Elsenhower $16 Billion In Taxes mitted to get a wage increase, per­ hape of 10 per cent or ao, since such and such a data. i U M IIIS S S i n * I-** * r a n Such a step would be pattern. in tha present 77 percent corpor­ But than there'd be all kinds «lf ation excess profits tax. special problems within that pat­ 4. Broadening and increases In tern. For example: the axelae tax field, and plugging What should W8B permit In of tax law loopholes, to bring raiwe for people who gel promot­ in about 93000000000 more. Some ed in jobs, or whose Job rlaaelflra- tax writer* thought thi* might tione are changed, or whne# em­ mean aa Increase acre*** in liquor taxes ployers want to give them merit Iran IS a gallon to 111, and boosts increases. , • ‘ in wineitbeer, tobacco., gasoline and What about nsi tlatlond le vin , as well on between entpl Into the p lo ym dt Ihg Mi designed applied? Stqcd T UMrerie*,"i, started before thi WSB put a limit on what auch ers rould gather, from under the workera -an get? blanket o f seerbey, N r - Truman An there's tha problem o f esca­ did not mention any probability lator elauaea. Soma employers dial he may suggest a general re long ago agreed in contracts to tail oalee tax. give their employes an automatic Thors waa little Indication what raise every Ume living costo move the second part of the two-packsg* up e uoteh. approach might laclude. Should WBB ear Republicans have dams that r new aew that those President's 971,0 long-standing con(tracts no loftger the can. be, carried ..___ ,, out? And what of budget be cut bp 14,000,000.000 to those workers who claim they've 97000.000000. U this should be fallen far behind in the march done, It could mas* that only toward h lg t-T WSJTW? jlO tuw^oo 0OO would to in new taxes to balance laWSB, a* Chlng pointed out, has unuther responsibility siMlf beeidea come usd oul putting IMs on worker*. That’s to 1S*-NY), senior OOP try not to do anything that would MsCer o f tba tax writing W *yi eaii*e labor unrest which would end Means group, has demandeN the Congress postpone co.t*M*tshurt the drfene* program. Whatever It does, WBB will have tion of any new tax legislation un­ to keep doing It a long Mma for til it bos bad a chance to tee bow thr wage proMem will shift and much Uw budget eon bo slashed. change a* living eoet* and prices He aaid it la padded and the Prechange. rid »n t'“ baa included tba aujor I f price controls fall and living part o f hi* /sir d*a] aociallritc roata atari ahootlng up again. It's certain organised labor *1)1 reByrd (B-Ya) fuae to stay bound by soy j W t ‘ ‘ iawl Tor nirture* and Mr. Trun admonished the photograph­ ers: “ Hurry up, now. Wa can't give this fellow pneumonia—or me either." ftequeM* from l : reporter* i foi some statement wepo bruritd a•Ide and thi t it . > U r«l* in t o * the icy terminal apron lo a wait­ ing car aad left at orcr for th* BJair House. , In the late afternoon. Rlsentowhad an engagement to meet with the standing group (th- ex, ecutive body hodv for tne military com•to), Jn the 15 Fentomitre*. o f h Solons Balk (OsaMaaea Feme Fas- neat .Caellaaed * • * ■ Fan* Oaal defendant had the full benefit or a fair trial and of any possible legal appeals and of any ground^ fo r clemency which could b ^ asserted on his behalf," McCloy said. “ I am u t iifie d Ihat the di*. illion* now finally made are it |o the individual and lo society,’* hr addrd. “ I have striven to temper Justice with mercy. General Handy's ruling saved from thr gallows all th* 8S troop­ ers reraslaing under death sen. truce foi the "Slslmedy Ma-s. acre." Thi* mean* that no llr r V man will lie executed for on* o f thr worst atrocities of World W ar II. Ncveral hundred capture) and unarmed U. S. soldier* and It-1gian civilians were ihnt down in cold lihwd t»y S8 troop* in and near Malmedy, Belgium, during thr Battle of thr Bulge A total of 74 Germans were tried by a U. 8. military rourt in llrifi on charge* of participat­ ing in there shooting*. Of reventyA three convirted, 43 were sentenced original!) to hang. Suberqurnt le v ic e * brought commutation of the death sentence* for all but the -dx spared today. Handy admitted that “ thr tecord I* convincing that th,-*e men are guilty." But the com­ mutations, he aaid, were “ based upon other farts which n*e deem­ ed to mitigate In favor nf • less aervere punishment than, death." V dev Th# Missouri's 16-inch g tore great boles in Kosong' neaa section, splintering building* and wrecking bridge* and roads, Ihe ceatral -----front the 10th O in -------Corps Jumped o ff again*! the North Korean Fifth Carp* at day­ break Wednesday after mowing dow n counterattacking Red* throughout the night. Associated Free* correspondent William C. Barnard said Ihat l»y 11:80 A. M. Allied troops hs-i moved up 6*0 yard* and mere without meeting further resist­ ance. The battleground wa* litter­ ed with many enemy deed. A P correspondent W i l l i a m Waugh reported f-om Eighth A im v headquarters that a dough­ ty Turkiih unit in th* weslrm sector best o ff a superior force —a.ono Chinese Reds— in cloet fighting. Waugh said Allied troops in the west rrarked through the outer cruet of Chinese defense* and were nearing their main force U. N . ground, air and artillery fire was taking a heavy toll of the Red*. "Th is undoubtedly is thrlr main line," a rrglnirntal commander said. One American unit advanced 3.000 yard* before running Into dug-In Chinese force*, backed by artillery, seven mile* northwest of Buwon. U. N. tank* and artillery finally drove out the Red*. South Korean* heat off an enrnty fore* five mile* noithwest of * Suwon. In that area Red casualtlea were estimated at 9|6. separate attack* in battalion Pour mite* wrsl o f Kumyang- strength, about 1,000 men CArh, Jang, an enemy battalion was en­ againit tough Puerto Kiran force* gaged hv an American forre in uii the Allied western flank It* hitter hand-to-hand fighting at mile* northeast o f 8uwoit. noon Tuesday. The Americana The rharglng Thine** drove the forced the Red* to withdrew 600 Puerto Rirena o ff a spiny ridge. yard* to the northwest, and later Then the idander* counters!larkrepulsed a mild counterattack. etl and forced the Reds back. A Greek unit o f Z'tP troops. In­ Hares lighted the battlefield, and flicted an estimated 600 casualties the Puerto Ricans called for a r ^ on a tingle-hlnwing enemy ferre artillery barrage which virtually r. 3.000 Chinese seven mile* wiped out the enemy. northwest of Ichon Monday aad Tuesday night*. The battle rered *n Mount Tanggnk. By noon Wed­ Colored N cwh nesday, edimale* o f enemy dead had risen lo 1,191 In this sector Mount Tanggok ts between Ichon amt Suwon. Sunday we* observed as Worn Between lchon ami Yongpytmg. an'a day at the First Shiloh Church a Communist regiment was nuthSunday 8chool opened with Alberta ed o ff a ridge hut continued McClain giving the lesaon on — "Tha fighting a* it slid down Ihe ilin- ------ fit Great Teacher.” * nerv alone. The southwestern Hp Th* morning message was de­ o f the ridge i* four miles north­ west of Ichon. Yongpvong is 18 livered by Rev. Ruby Wilson using for her them* "T h e Werk o f the miles north,northeast o f Ichon. mentioned American units pnundnl up hill Grant Woman.” She 4(M. four pill** northwrat of le­ that thn greatest woman waa the er*. A *hort lime later the, Red* mother of Jesua. The & Y0.U . opt oed with Bailie hon, to drive o ff the Red defendcounter-attack*! end drove the Fields presiding. The rerrlce* con­ Ameriran* off,T h f, Americana re- tinued in a spiritual manner with fpraaed and Morated bark up the nn interesting i program. The song services were beautifully rendered hill— (his time for keep*r Ht, John M. B. Church of t h l w Boirte '424 enemy were killed a’hd '880 W frt' wounded 'In thia ty. Th* Tha speaker a f the evenin evnnlni g^ tarns Mrs- Rosa Gauldiag Ekrhel hnllvrontmled area. 1* cores*pendent fltan flwtnton barger, using for her theme, "The ■ the Chinese hurled these Woman of The D ay." B S 6 ICkatl general. Rep, Herbert (I)-Lm l said that out o f a pool of 7067,000 men 19 to 20 years old, the Selective Ser­ vice Bureau’s own figures show that more than 1000000 men have not yet bean classified. Ifc rahev contended the) tha unclassified pool would Utoly ■ho* large numbers o f veteran* and other entitled by taw to de­ ferment. He said that draft hoard* when called upon to fill a quota they concentrate first on finding men fit for service before breaking dotrti thr “ unclassified" Into veterans, father* or reject*. Hebert toM that tba not get a el« sitna tlon until Rhen <0483) maimed quratloaing by Elston aad . ___.t h a n Itt# alms to MBr* amt find IL _ _ I I entirety reaolve Itself Into whether members are ok U M T." Afterward reporter* asked him h* also meant It might not necessary In draft IS year cldz and he replied: “ Y e*." Meanwhile, Senator Lyndon Johnson appeared convinced Ihat at least a limited draft o f IBycmr-old* is neesasary. t o f the oldest of n<«used It 5000 yean rre are numerous ro­ te .It la the Old Tesla- CLEARANCE S P E C IA L S Famatra N am e A ll Hite*, Haila Moat Shades Spectacularly Low Price* 9 .9 5 rtA m LADIES’ COATS 1 9 .9 5 DRESSES Fall and Winter crepes, wools and gabnrdlneH On« Group 4 .9 5 a One Group 2 .9 8 r t a .’ s is fL S S 'ja Four Are Kilted frontleoed t-wm F -e * « * • » downward In the middle like giant wdge. Hs ends still up at bridge height where they t supported by steel ratefoeoeim Thera was ao Immediate . •Ceotlawe# Few* r s n oael order division ft s n Sanford was not arrived at quickly. Shamea said. Although the In mediate need was to find replacement for the TSJMO square feet o f floor space, required on abort notice by the Navy, the company last summer realized that the growth of the entire operation required more qualified young women employee* than could be teeured In this lm mediate area. Therefore, he added, the growth of the company necessitated I move to a community with i larger population in order to ze cure an adequate number of suit­ able workers. Although a survey was made n< available locations in Sanford and notions on 24,000 square fret of building space wa* secured, the plan was abandoned aa being too costly and resulting in Inefficient "p*ration even if all the necet •err apace could be found, he staled. The mall order payroll amount* to more than 9600,000 a yce> more than 300 persons, and Mr. Shame* expressed the hope that nil worker* living In Sanford And vicinity will remain In the cmploy of the company. Free transportation by hutir* will he provided to and from Or­ lando, he stated, and car pools will be supported for worker* de ■Iring to use their own vehicles, he declared. A fter a survey o f the facilities offered by principle cities of the state he pointed out it was decided in favor of Orlando due lo its nrarnrs* to Hanford and the fact that present employees living here would l>e able to work there Orlando'* Industrial Board help­ ed In securing a 12 acre site on the Cheney Highway about one mile ea*t o f the Orlando Airport. Plan* were made ami *t*el »«cured for the 64,000 square foot building, the first unit of a 100,(X<o square foot malt order build­ ing, Construction workers are busy lidday and night on the new bulb ing in order that It may be ready for occupancy by Apr. I. Germany A llies State Firmer. Market Joseph Berainae gave heard •ruffling and Instinct ja;* told ‘ down" h i mid. Month the h ektaad for a time last winter when cracks showed In the concrete. gout*’ W er, T| -wW . I L k l b r M W These cracks were repaired. Hut to shake Kiel the collapse today occurred at eoeae dtoet-o *.am the repeirad oectiunsr 25b Ore*, a cab drttor. In a tiThe Utter Pt-below-sera tailt- _ argument. Xvitleaea atoned pwiltll tks I 'u b . that Gray waa tha eggi lain e M Gramtbemr H i" * la IMti [W oe LAOWT QUILTBO H g— W ill 4J8 * WB LOT^ (MU«M 3.98 V«hto« to 7.M LADIES* Gkrera 1.00 pr. JACKETS �i WEDNESDAY JAN. 31. 1951 TH E SANFORD HBKAMX SANKUKD. KLOltlUA TT~ Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 ' # ----------------- Social Calendar Teachers T o Take Audio-Visual Course WEDNESDAY More than 35 Seminole County The Prayer Meeting Service at teachers intend to take an ex ­ the First IfaptDt Churrh will be­ tension course entitled Audiogin at 7:30 I'M . IVr continue our Visual Materials which will be or­ Study of Mu- Look u1 Ephesian* ganised Thursday aflrmooii at The Royal AnabaIsadora of the IJSi u'click at Seminole High First Bspti-t Church will me. i School, Mi*.* K »lh Hand, general tpnlghr at 7.00 I' M of instruction, an­ • T h e Douglas Jobe Junior Hi..- supervisor nounce,| loitay. therhoed will meet thi- evening at III. Myles II Ititcliie of Florida 7:10 P.M. State Fniver*itv will conduct the THURSDAY luui'i-, He i* well known here, Mrssfalt rehearsal will ite held at (he First Melhodltl Churrh at 8:30 having terse*! a* con*ultani for a county wide me* ting during the P. M. All singers are urged to atschool period. land. The course 1* equivalent to three Sr mi note Chapter N o . 2 of the O. K. S. will meet at the M*-nftU -eme-lcr hums of college credit, • ither graduate or undergradunte. HaM at K;00 I* M the Soulluuiie I ’ |. A. will meet Tie. «• not intere-ted in receiving Jtt 2:00 o'clock ill the Hoiltiudd. credit may enroll a* observer* without fee. V.dlloriura. The SViniltoie Cmnxlv Teacher* Club will inret at hsmi p. \|. at the Junior High School, iiy t o m i t o r LB________ The Ro-;e Circle of the Cardin d u ll will have U Item-fit lllidgr "What did von think of Har­ and Canasta puily fot the Car­ dan Cluli lluihling. It will lie vey?” This was the i|ue«tion that held at the Episcopal l‘ari*h we directed to a hurley looking in­ Hou*e at 2:30 I*. M. Kveryono dividual as he « i * making, his Is a*hed to bring their own cards exit from 'he theater. "That was pretty silly, hut you gotta do and score pad*. m The Thrift Shop worket* of the something In kill lime.” And this Women's Club will I*- Mr*. Clay­ »a * hi* uninspired answer. It un­ ton Smith and Mr*. I. P. Payton. nerved us, ton, because the frigh t­ There will U a Cub Scout train- ening realisation occurred to us. inir course at MrKInley Hall at The man didn’t ro e the rabbit! 8:00 I*. M. All Cull’* patents lire Now there I* no esru»e for thi* except being blind, for the rabbit urged to attend. Wr*tiiilr School will lioie it pto '.vat just a* plain a* h* could la­ itram at 3:00 I’.M for Founder • in fad, when we measured him Day of P.T.A. It will he honoring with uur mind'* unerring eye. he the past presidents of the P.T.A. came exactly to the specification* A ll former mentl>er« ate invited to El wood Dowd described: six feet, attend. An rsccutlve Ix.nrd meet- three and one half inches tall. Hut that strange tatoo on Harvey's Ante will lie held at 2:3tl chest where fur should have been W , w C N fltY A Silver Tea will I*’ held el tiolhrfnl us; in fart. It bothered ur 4:00 P.M. at the Episcopal Parish all through the picture. It certain­ Hou*e for the benefit o f the li­ ly -eems that Hollywood, with all facilities could brary fund. William h. M-W in e its glamorising will speak on "The Iheiks Peon'i* hnre fixed that. I f it hadn't been for this tatoo (A s far as we could Are Reading.” determine. It wn* the figure of a tto M tu Philalhea Class of the Fir*t South Sea siren), we would have Presbyterian Churrh will inret at enjoyed the film much more. Un­ 8:0(1 P.M. with Mrs. George Stine, fortunately, it was a little discon­ 420 Summerlin Avenue with Mr*. certing for us. The whole matter of whrther or AJeorge Massett as co-hnste«*. not you liked “ Harvey" depended • T IM W | » A > The Daughter* of the Wesley on how well you eould »ee him. I f Sunday School Class will meet i>t you couldn’t see him, then the pic­ ture was just so much abracadabra. McKinley Hall at 7:30 P.M. If your vision was right and you had been getting sufficient V ita­ HARTLEY GRADUATE# LAFAYETTE, Ind., Jon 3 1 - min A Ih your diet, you would have ( Special>— Hohert L. Hartley of sat through It n second time. That l.ongwood, who is a candidate for darned tatoo, though. We can't the degree of bachelor o f science get It out o f our mind. Movie Highlights in electrical engineering, is among “ Watch the nirdle”, playing Bf.'J listed a* candidates for bac­ calaureate ami advanced degree* Thursday and Friday ha* tany Red t b commencement eantrlse. at Pur- Shell'.n and lovely Arhlene Dahl in line tfnivrr-ity Sunday. Ian 28, a wacky story or a movie camera In the University'* flail o f Music, man who manage* to get Into a number of situations de-ignrd to make you laugh. Sin. k* up as good Crape* team well with bananas if you like Skelton's brand. for a salad. Serve on wnlercres* "Wagon Master” , another chip and drihhle with a whipped cream •iff ths dlrertatnrial block of John dressing made pink with pap­ Ford Is pocked with action In n rika. strictly western vein.- Tbl* one east* Hen Johnson and Joanna Always m*.l rookie* on a rack Drew. The Lamplighter I after you take them EDaklrig pan?. TV from the fcuj* Personals r AGE T O W RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. wii rju h Cathwt-r Cp^rce tr.. ecus at th< -.e-iding E'.urJay moiiung at B oo a .lo c i ..I MU* r.lirabetb Atm M yn -, uaugliier of Mr*. Anna E. Tandy uf Han­ ford ami William J. Myers of De­ troit, Mich, to Robert Von Iterbull*. son of Mr. and Mr*. A. O. Von llrrbuli* of this city. T R m «n «T » Hhfiri) ■•** M > n t»rn J»m h o r# r TjOrt K#T#n CTCliYrk (*hlR NcW s M ornlnir flporta K illtlon •if«t •; l ‘» <!•*» • 't rrinic I>#votl«m» Mi (Hta In M u«(i‘ W o rld At .Mini* l*h»l H»*.l .•i O rc* H '* I* W l i i f p A nr r ln I V j i f • JO »M#a Hp#ra ClItoM 10 '»•» nil ftp I»jr»sU lu |& la i»» to. 4* H mmi 11 I I ; 45 I I V* music. Danny timer wa* guest o f honor at a party given for him on hia birthday hy hi* mother, Mr*. Robert Rrure. Saturday afternoon at their home'in North Lake Mon­ ro*. ir The party was held outdoor* where the children enjoyed play­ ing on swings, *ce-*aw* and the slide. The birthday cake, bearing four pink randle* rentered the party laid* and was surrounded with gift*. The children gathered around and «ang "Happy llirth day" to Danny a* he blew out the candle*. • l>J % ‘Mi •A ' The church was decorated with white gladioluses and chrysanthe­ mum* against * background of Friends of Will lam William* palm-. Father Anthony MrGowan will regret to train that he i* con- officiated, and Mr*. F. F.. K.iura* fiord to thr Frrnald I sorhton illal tang Schubert's Ave Marla, ami played traditional wedding Memorial Hospital Danny Bruce Enjoys 4th Birthday Party T h r tth ilh n i *: 1«* Mm* w Mrs. G W. Spcnccr is visiting friends in Jacksonville Given m marriage by Iter faMr*. McKay Truluck returned home yesterday from New Orleans thei, tbe bride wore a guwn of where she bail tieen yi-iliny wjJdl while -Klin which featured a high her *i*ter. neckline and b-r.g sleeve* adorned Mr*. Dorothy C»rrndi had as her with lace and seed pearl embroid­ guest for sesrial <Uv* her si*ter, er) Tbe skirt, which terminated Mr*. Charles It Watrh, nt Daytona in a cathedra! train, wa* dr aped Reach. over an under skirt of lace. Her fingertip veil fell from a coronet Mr*. Edmund Mri»eh ha* re­ turned front Chicago oiler visit­ of -cot pears, and *he carried a ing with her daughter and son- Ihi m|net id white chrysanthemum*. in-law, Mi. and Mr*. William Hlair. AID* Margaret Von llrrbuli*, »i*tei uf the bridegroom, wa* innld Mr*. *\ II. Varner, of Atnericua, •is., left today for Hi adrnton, a f­ o f honor, and wore a gown of ter visiting with her dsughtei uni orchid colored satin ami net sill *on-ln-law, Mr. and Mr*. J N, heuddrr-* uf brume chrysanthe­ mum-. She carried an arm bouAxiarelln. Hurl of the name flower*. Miss Ikirothy Von llrrbuli*, an­ A! McMillan of Ft llrngg, N. C. other sinter uf the bridegroom, and as •pent !n*t weekend with hi* wife Mi.it. Uilliv Andrews srrvrd ntlil two children. They returned bridesmaid*. They chose guwn* of with him to make their home In ice blur fashioned like thal worn by tbe maid uf honor. Their headFort Hragg for a few months. tire-- anil bouquet.* were of hr.mxe Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clay and two ehiysnntbrmum*. daughter* have moved In Sanford Call Vuu Herhull* acted as taut to make their home at |Q|{1 W. n.an fur bi* brother, and usher* First St after living In Okeeehii- were Joel McGill, ami William lie*. Myer«, brother o f the bride. Immediately following tbe wed­ I.t. and Mr*. J. S. Cleveland and ding a breakfast wa* held for children, Ginger and Stewart, have the wedding party. At the rrerparrivrd from (Juonsrt Point. R. I . tinn Mr*. Taulty, the bride's mo­ to visit svith Mr*. Cleveland'* mo­ ther, wore a grey silk print dress ther. Mr*. Charles Muir bead. with grey bat and acccrsoric* and a corsage uf pink chrysanthemums. Mr. and Mrs. Phil .Stanley have The bridrgriHini'o mother eho*e a returned from their welding trip dre»* of dark green crepe with In Ht. Augustine and are making matching accessories and corsage their home In thr Ro«e Cnuri of pink chrysanthemums. Apartment*. Out of town guests for the wed­ ding included Mr*. Patrick O'Neill Mr*. C. M. Ityrrson and two Jr., sister of the hridr, and Mr*. .laughter*, Delia and Carole, will Patrick O’Neill Sr., nf Detroit, urrlvr today front Kin*alr. V *„ to Mirh.: Mr*. Patrick O’Leary of spend several week* with Mrs. Huffalo, N. Y., sister of thr bride, Ryerson’s parents, Mr. and Mr*. and Jnteph Steffan of Detroit. J. N Runlick. On returning from their wed­ ding trip the couple plan In make their home In Sanford. Phil P »»J A t Organ » - t) it * DaacsUta* .J v ailed fattens •• •. A ir .tfcKtr.iar Ork. .. »J as Kstaa P U » A - sVj *Vw UM-j !lt|eY Off I:1S Elizabeth Ann Myers Weds Von Herbmia lei I on A liskir. A UlrJ. M u tlr \(rh>4 f k a m lr iP llm ti \( Mu in II toll o r r h r « t r B And t*i»r Msirnlnic V a rln ip XtilPti* If j wall I'ra y p f Kor IV i p f \\iirhl A I Niioii 112i *||■* I’.irrn f»o|»uUr Hibf I 15 l .a tin 11:15 L i n r K HGNORFD Raymond Latter, partner in lho firm o f William E. Kajer, Jewel­ er*, has received from the GeroOlogical Institute o f America, Loo Angeles, a diploma in the Theory uf firniohigv in reoognition of h|o successful completion of its coni* prrhen«lve four-year course la tbP k-i»nce of gemofogy. The i**nance o f thi". diploma to a G. I. A. student indicates that, a- a Gemoiogist, thr Instlule con-ider him qualified to correctly identify any pr<PloU* gemstones or Ihelr *nb*iitutes and Imitations— well as to accurately grad* and cla**ify diamond*. Ant»rt«'*na 1:3*1 Mb Ip Hhtarp l.4 » %|it*|*'BI V*r|piIm • ‘m> Mbr Mrifii* ll.inrh linn U i.r lil M T h r# r DR. C. L. PERSONS Oplumetrlst 1 15 T«m|bjf*« Hiar 3 3d J : 45 4 *»•* I : ! 1* 5tWi* 5 v "• I’holu IU Tw| Swuliti Mr*. ItoU ft VV. Vim Hi i huh% >f SAtunUy timmini; ul thr All Hmil* mill i Mfrr WHa iin i vrilt lii i ' h u n ho i'* thi- Cm iti«T M ia* Kltnalith Ann ' lini^hltr F I1 T E D KI fi r •t t t * * * SAMftilil tlkil k* I |tr|HiM fi ! ‘i c l*i fi - 4 1 o»i T m lllfrlii «»f»it p Nt**iri4 (V ra ilr Ink Hpntft I 'n l r n i l i i i Itrp u ri T*» Tit* J I. T h r i'h S fld lrP ih 71lit 7 I •siM» G LASSES I £Ik1 I InIII 11" til h |m*r I * 0 “<• NV« »* 0*15 K Y IS E X A M IN E D IIP s Palmetto Avo. IIM p A ft.l ||pj*rllllira V*Mir 'M inor) Horif'k ' § Lnvpr* I V in H y HriiUPil T ilt VlrluilY Tirnp K r y n o l f i lit » irlp V iirlH Y H ill •lJ«» 'lre*t Th* It in.| f:*MI N lr h i Dr. Henry MrLaulin ()|il.tmH I ist 111 Msgnnlla Phone SI ra ltlo n Aim 1unity Spring*. H o lty w fM K l lly IIIUI TIIOM IS i’ Al.M nPU iNl.S. Calif., Jan. 31—ulb—One of la*i year'* |itir<movie* pictured it faded film star who *>< emhlllvicd al*>ut the fall from fame. The mayor of thi* ilrsrrt re*ort i* a prime <sample It. dehunk that movie’ s thesis, IL j* Charles Farrell, the h'-url I-til of 2(1 year* ug<>, when be ete-tarred with Janet Guvnor in tuch hit* a- "Seventh Heaven" Charley (everylHoly rail* him Charley I I* Ju»t a- handsome a* ever, but h< is greying now and M'nrt* a stylish niousturhe Charley isn't the kind to ino|ie over hi* memoir* ami iiemoan lost glory. I found thi- mil when I askiil him if he ever ini.....I Ihe muvie life. “ Good heavens, no," he replied “ I do a few radio and television ehows to work out whatever bam i- left in me. So I don't ml** acting. ” 1 thought I would mis* the ice cream slid Coca Colas were Hollywood crowd and have kept served by the bn»te**, a**isted by a house In Llcvrrly Hills, Hut I I u»e it loss ami les*. EveryMi*. Clifford Johnson, and Mrs. find body from Hollywood tunicHarold Hlers, to the following lluwn here, »u why *bould I go guests: Dannv Itruce, bonuree, tip there?” Janet aSil Hilly J»hn*on. Donna Hc*jtief, Ik 'if too l.'tisv He IVlere, Ethel Ann fltriniaeyrr, apt ml* n gre.tt .deal of LU Gnp, Hhaeon I vw, Carolyn and HIRf No­ nncratliig Id* lacquct rjul., fav1 . lan; Shirley and Jimmy Flier, I.ynn .•rile de*. ll Imiig.mil i f Ik* uni! Itnhnle ITatrrll, Mart Ann ami Ifnlti i*<»>l rrnwd. Hi own letiillHobby Diir.lrn, du*an lifi'r*, Je*n ' game keep* him occupied laud Marie (.'minineham, Mike and Har­ hik -lOniach f la il: he*, gmel rell Bruce. enough to play along with *m*h Al-rt Mrs. Leon Htcinmey’rr, Mr* hotshot* a- Jack Kramer, llobl.y Wilbur Nolan. Mrr. Dave Ebcr. lilgg and Hudgc Patty, tnd b« Mr-. Il'.b Durden. Mr*. John>»iT’ (■is the very real rluly of furic ami Mr*. Illers. Hallo, ti* and l*<xe > Honing a it'»v*ii >.f I'nlm rid* i- n m e n hoi.urory- po*l, • filled by various film iinntrs. In. i te. \ •n m m iiu ity, large ". m .11, in the San FcrHondo \ nlb-y ('b a rl e y t* an b.oe . *. tn.g.rt'dm ** tuny ill nod lie ta kes (lie job •r loll sly •*l v. got I. attend meeting- such a* II and make d i i . i n-. ' ho told me. "I flgu.e (be office work tab. aluiiit fix. <.r six full days pet nioiilb Charley b.ii been on tbe City Council Ini fit. x .a i- ae.l mayor fo. tloii (lin mayor i* the ■eV'.dli nieml.ei of the im null.l S P E C IA L SALE I be town ha* u *il v ion linger, who i el if V' ■ C b m ley of mueh nf tin- opi latinteil wufiv Corduroy “ Still I have to make a lid uf the d.tislon- mid iippoiniincnt*," Sport Coals In added "Foi m-tiiMce, retelitly xxi bad an apjdnaMn.i fm a vl .'.Mi V A L U E NOW ■hunli In be built in luxxii. The people who lived ueai by didn't w a n t'ihe rhtil.h. Mill tbe pioplc in tin . hurth -aid txe couldn't 'buy a pin > fo, the house of Giat I t - n tough dect*h>n to miike"' ItE G U L A R R — I.ONGH Il.it despit. tbe dully derlstotis, I hr re yau be rm dmiht that r'baibx is Him mighty enjoying himself 'IVhy b mid l mis* Hollywood?" be «<kei|, I'Usking Also Reductions On Sweaters, ill* face in the desert sun. I •miidiiT think »f a iea son. Sport Coats And Dark Tone Shirts Tin* bavet* uf tag.- and screen stjir* wa* half in the f ir •t annual life ' nln'io i re’-cniroi'e lor the ,xistII 1film f..cc.iftfi, a- chosen by (be F'lteijrli I’le ' A*-"elation •u I hilly xti* d. W Iniie. - t'.:- yeut w e re lane IV V.n.-Ill and Giegory I'.. I \ The pi" - gi.oip ll.'ius to make Hu -i I.-, lion ;,n uni.nut affair I.. m x .i I lb.- fdm fedlvals to PHONE It t i’-Jf, line. EAST FI 1181 You ire and Gnni.e . W M ENS 2 -15 W EA R of toy rookie* were given to ihe Rrfrc'hmrnt* con-isting of cakr. children n* favors. ,ooki*» crisp store In a tightly closed The Fctleral llur.su nf Inveacontainer. ligation xv»* created In 1908. L U iiH ...is lliu Linen- c M No Mairer Hew You Move- 'A* 'ret. lu Vogue and Glamour T h e y D on 't! Siren 10 in IR HUGGER SLACKS McOrvgar'i geniua for action tailoring produced thi* graat new td*a la men's slacks. You ran vtoop, squirm, twist and Iurn-but no mattor what you do, that* slock* stay up, yuur shirt suys down. IPs dots* with an in{enioua Land of eUdic that breath** with you. For * comfortabk, wull-fttiing pair of slorka at* our Hupper slacks today. Imaginative Strphuixlo Koikt maldi luih, bieeia-waigl.t Tvhlin* and Sonlailiad postal plaids into handtoma *Fair-Ofls? Each stylo It faihlanad naoity with a catuul i k . . . wll whh ovaitliad plaat'pockats, all gwurant««d w aihabltl Imporianl lolf-fabrlc Tccn-AgcrsI You'll Love O ur lIA fO N .T tlX Bolero Suit L bwlloni. map-in ihouldrr pods, und mostoifwl taliodnf ora qualify pulota, With o# ffca Urn Ikhhsp defaJi farad typically >m (vfn at nut* hiphar pdcm . . . I iaxsrtfj tsiUrtf U m MASON-Tint be'rs not.. .atWlM* Pr yMi rs«s4 i in Wand of fist. <mu-i*sittw| strtiti iijm Tm ’N Ska 0w •■ f.ttod koine. . . tka ties, sacltt-tnomU thirl that p w pratwkp ■ its yaw tevwttt M sw t k m 10 tr 11 ia ishdikit taiat ftvanln. oB CAMISOLE TOP 5.9H El, Alt El) SKIRT.......... 7.98 WKSKIT ...... 7.25 . . ,*h*cox/ia Amariron* want the b u l l ' t tvkUs, a SvhSttJtasa Nhitx kx s-S H . C i> katltsa Mew t o o l i m . seola * * . r. laad Sslfs �/ t u: " ---- r — - W EDNESDAY PAGE FOUR t m s s s e e Confident Cuban G i a n t ’ 8 Baseball Legendary Gabby School Wi 11 Open S t r e e t I s I I I I n Champion Points Tomorrow Mi New York Hospital For Lou is Battle R ed Devils Surge To 46-38 Victory Bomber Down Over Cele Brown T o 208 Pounds For Smith And White Play Sterling Defensive Games As Clause Hits For 22 Points Bt EO HARPER In a game charsrtrri/ed by (hr woitl nffiristinjt (hit writer hat seen all tratnn tlir Defend R rd Derili made up a ten point halflime drfint to drfr.il * dnhrarlrn* ed Celery frd five 46 to id in one ayers, ahot a Krd Devils flnrat b being very diffirult layup i clotrly guarded. Thompson got ona making th* arnre 24*14 at tha Rrd Davila learned unable to Mlva tha Celery* fed defrnae. Their playing waa obvlnutly liatleaa ami uninspired. Thompson got two more on a grarrful hook ahot and Clauao ahot a neat onr-hander to and thr flrai half with the arore (landing at 20-10. In thr flrat half the loral fire played Ihelr best hatkrthall " f the tratnn—drfenalrely aharp and nffrnalvrly a m i rat r. |n thr srtond they seemed to hare lout a portion nf th-.ir drive and what they loat premrd to revert to thr Red Devila who plavrd with a ►month precision that It Invariably thr attribute of top-fight hatkrt­ hall tram*. Hardin promptly foidr.l out a* thr third quarter o|>rnrd and Thompson n|i«*ned the wrorlng with » fool ahot. Without the lanky Hardin it Idu-nmo progressively harder In atnii the hig grarrful I W Drvil renter. In rtitlrk m quira tiirretnli.il *iirrri*inn Rhode* nniHir* hit nil fnr twn f l o w e d hy , flHt, bv Thompaon and Ihrre points armed on a fnnl an.I floor ahot hv fa nr hr r aa thr Celrryfrd* got only one. The arnre waa 28-21 it" Del.and liegnn to mnvr. Taking e...nn|etr rominand of the floor Thompton irarel thiee on a romlilnallon nf a foul and a field goal aa f'laiiae, tiring some­ what and haltered from rontart with the lil* ro..i*h Med Devila rank two fnula. |fe then rank two more fee a forte fnr five ever*** In the third quartrr. Krnlt got twn aa Hid Thornpann and flanae looned in two more. Thomnaon hit fnr a foul and again CLu»# rammetI *hr''," ,h R 'J Devila Hefrnte , " r ***•" "" If* ", Thr seme atonrt at B 1st Tim e Since *45 MIAMI. Jan. 31— (Special)— Omrlio Agra monte, the heavy­ weight champion of Cuba, hai won more than (illy percent of hit fight) by the knock out route and it confident he will ttop Joe Louit. thr Brown Bomber, when they ilug it out at Miami Stadium, juit one week from tonight, Feb­ ruary 7. Agramonte hat hid forty lighti and won twenty one of them by knockout). Carl Hubbalt. manager of the New York Giant's farm ayitem and former mar pitcher with the New York Club, will officially open tha fourth annual baaehall school at the Sanford Naval A ir 8tatlon tomorrow morning. Two hundred young ball ptayera, about half of whom have al­ ready arrived, are expected to attend the tryout camp used by the Glanta to em eu future major league poail bill tie*. Richard Klaus, manager of the 1061 Sanford Glanta, and Charlie F ei, Manager o f the Sunbury, Pa. club, will old llubbell In In* atructing the yotmg bell player*. Training la scheduled to get un­ derway at 10 A. M. tomorrow with the complete ataff o f Giant scout* on hand to look over the young­ sters. .uming those who will attend the opening day workout* are: Frank Shellenback, Tom 8hrehan, Jack Ixibert Nick Shlnkoff, Frank Genovese, Frank Burk, George Mack, Tony Ravish, Bob Trocofa, Angelo Gluliana, William llarrta and Dale Alexander. Trainer* for the school will be Dr*. Bowman and Sheffer and Harry Jordan. The tryout rarop Is acheduled to run through Ffb. 2U and on March 1 the Glanta' minor league farm clubs will report for spring train­ ing. Clarence “ Bubber" Jonnard and Jack Schwarts, secretary of the Giant Minor leagu e system, will lie nn hand to assist In |he baaehall school training. The Glanta themaelvea will be in Sanford from Feh. Itt through Mar. I when they will go to St. I'rieraburg to finish spring train Ing. Agramonte boast* of knockout victories over Gene Jonea, o f Camaden. N. J. and Johnny Flynn o f Rocheatrr, N. Y. He alto de­ feated Johnny Holman, of Chi* rago and Holman made a hit here at thr Sanfold fitr bailed In a In Chiragu hy heating Klmer Ray. 26-16 halftimr lead in what look­ Flynn one o f Agramonte'a v ie ed likr a mui of an mqmtrnl Red tima hoatta o f knockout* over Ruddy Knoa, Pork Daniel*, Joe Devil itpiail. Muicaln, J im* Mall'I. Johnny Defend Co.nli |*hil l.nlnw had lla yri and Mrllio Rrttlna. Jonet hrld oui hi« lug lamiy Iml Iron* ha« knocked out Willie Applegate, including tlal crnlrr Itrmr lluitnpJlrnmv Hell, Cnlen Chaney, Sham­ il" O'llrlrn and Rob Darner. ton loi mm I of (hr fiM qualtrr Agramonte In training dally at ami lliry amnrtl unable lo operate thr Maglr City gymnasium here Sg'ltul a light Celeryfnl drfrnar In Miami, lie trains every day at two o'clock while Joe taint* goe* aflN Imally rnlrrrd llir game with Into thr ring to do his . work at thr •coir 12 In 5. three rarh day. Sunday afternoon Harnett "W h lirer" White and both fighters will train out door* Jimmy Smith tinned in their fin­ at Dorsry Park, to give a larger eit drfrnriw* pet formatter nf the gathering and opportunity to »ec , •eaton, both inmnilng In under them train. thr J.n*hei efier t,l>oiiml. with an l.ouis down to 'JtIHVk pounds now UhnA-ostomOl f. fo d fy .Smith waa will come into the ring against t>*rtlrdfarlv effective in n depart* Agramonte lighter than at any wouhln't lie aurprialng if he merit Of the game fnr which he time since he fought Rllly Conn ■kiwn that low for line fight. ha* aim any little Inrlination In the This will mark the Drat light at thr Yankee Stadium hark in peat. v IaiuI* hen had In Florida, ha M i tf>4ft. Jne waa lint of the Armv Thompton, Red Devil terror In then and weighed 20T>t. It tMixed exhibition In-fore hut never • the laat Sanford game, #r,>rnl 12 a fight. Tickets fur the Dght art point* to load the opposition—a on sale at the main tog office, far cry from the 2li looped In dur Sanford - Orlando 127 North Kasl First Ave.. In ing the flrat game. WUe Hardin Miami. Money orders or certified Kennel Club Entries check* may he mailed Ip to Um fouler! out guarding the big D#*t Land center who was double, “ ' • ’ t mm Omlih went on* n« ticket headquarters. lo u in ir! foula. Without lt*,,t|n pod Otpl'h teamed effectively throughout the r i s t r h a c k — ra ia ritr evening hv • amoolhworking the Celervfed defense nulcklv de. lM>a‘a tllrlle, Mnonker. I'n n lm < Ijldr. Twn II Wlllla. (iNtih 1*1101. Celery/ed"defense which came a- generated. t>*(Unrf, finer. Ileaw'a IVig Sc*M ieAt Ihrra en a fool anH irt flic In the second half after iK t it W a t n u -ra ia it ir l**«iitifnl running push shot from ardln and Smith fouled out. Maletnae Hnyal. Timid Terry, (Hi rtan*e -Matched the lip o ff almost mid conrf Haute s"*ln ling, Turn Judy, Iwnlm. Mingle N , from Jtardln to open thr game drove In for two nnin'* anH Man­ MpINe’e Java. Mliver M*l-»l TMIHtl Mai n—«/iet*a Mile and almost immediately the local ning leaned hleh lo whin Ihrmteh oslveelttn <1*1, llnwity'a linky. Dvr look rominand. Bcoll rank t*vn nine* la „ • *t Ik. tn»«t >'ir. It'inadteMure, Itnlllr.g llmk. Hky e. Aunt Nettle. t*nl|i'e Mm<>fce. twn after living fouled for the D e«" -hole o f the "wine. The tte*l rtrd fln t and only lime DrUnd look Devil* began to live un to thete Karvnr ■ m i S T H SIAtMC—a/iaiae Wile »«■ the lead in the first half. While tentitatifm « * -hots teemed 1 Ttuka’a tutuea, Hartnell. Utah (This la the ninth o f • te fls i Pucpnae. ttnnnle Hull. Hr I'lnak. dropped 4 fntil ahot followed glued tn the Inaket of j l art Idea w rtll an far Wanehef hi* for twn and Thomp- Jmlr Spllniers. Talthy <r|Ds, Hurt at a par league manager* fu r Um dulrkly hv a field goal from Cnv* tliilr tngton. Rcotl evened the gam* •nn fo* one to make |t ,17-41 ae<| Aaeectalad Prae* utaler 1 'erhh a one-handed nuah shot from the relervfeda ware through. ■•n byUnaa glttag a pravirw of the foul circle and Clause ram* Matt# hit on a fool to finish l|i* thlrr trams for |H1 and althig hack with twn to make it 5-3. ■anford five* arnrine as the Rod ap tha other daba.) Devils went on tn win 4it to !W. dwi. _______ ribeBer* got On# for the Red by, Page; Huear t/lrl. Ilonas! The Junior V a u lt* wen* dewn W hlrjlas baby. Devils'who seemed sluggish andd BROOKLYN DODO BBS D*vl1 Jatvee* af. “ahvaarn* uncertain in the fare of a deter-" M -H lfo •ha Wad* .......... wii sm P r C H A R LIE DHBBSBN f'antral City, t#r a ’ mhusrabl* flrat half which ’oa U l i a . mined Celegyfed attack. BROOKLYN, Jan. 31—O t)— \* . .._ ______ Dtikari ____ Man, U p ,,r' Covington, got on and Clause saw them aroce only four points, Jaraag' vou know, I have been away from t'Sp. ll> lloach. Oearaia Jean all on funis. • • another followed hv an undrrhand SSIUtlTM HA< H— a/IStba HU# Brooklyn since 1946. However, 1 Jo Terrv Cordell lad tha loeal five Country U b . l , Coiaetlhlon, High ahot hy Clause fr«m the foul Mil*. Malalon* nawart. Tutfy nfli. know that the main weakness tu t circle aa tha local five began to on offeusa drooping jn Sevan Pamlnln* Touch, trna' Penny, Trad* year waa the pitching. T o offset inuva will, mote confidence than M ills. D airy Rlnkarag* payed his ing Post. this wo have added several pitch* usual fine defensive gams and NIMTII RAcM— a/iaibe I they have eghlblted all season. e n from our minor league dube# Fanrher got one which Clause was particularly effective in a . Htalla Harle. Mlaa Barby, Ocala. We also Intend to work our pitch* matched aa hit* waa hurt leap* fourth quarter rally stag* by tha Ing atnff different from the prtvIng for the second foul shot which Celarrferf*. loua year*. We think that ky do# lsaed. Covington dropped a one- Vareltv l.lneap Ing ae, It will Improve the start [tided push shot from the left Clarence Clausa ■taaar. Happy Mtada, Caralaas Rose over last year. md corner to make the aeore Jimmy Smith The rookie* from whom I »xTO* lUM-rtMSKLKCTIOII ■ Wise Hardin IS to K. nttHT ItACRi Hneohtr, Two II pact help la Ray Moon, n right# Coarh P.iilow unwrapped his Gerald Covington Willie. Ilaau'a l»og. flrtt •**)»!• — 1 using the danger­ Garnett White HKCONH HACK: Timid Tarry. Nil* handed pitcher, who has made a ud record in the miner leagues. vac l4b,|. Iirnlm , ous Thompson as a decoy Garda Ray Davl* TIIIHl! IIAt.Ki Aunt Nalllt. Bky out* have assured me that he . broke loose to score two. Thomp­ Junior Matts Ctrcla. anlp’N Hinoka. * m i l l i T l f IIAi’Ki High Petfoae, has major league ability. I f he can son racked un another field goal Dennl* Stafford I'otnla Hun ItolL Mr. {.Inch. control hla stuff, ha will make the on a hook shot end Hie Red Devil* Junior Varaltv IJnsug v t r r i i h a c k - Lulaeh, _ Happy dub. Another la Lamar Bridges, 2 seemed In be un their way. nut the Hamilton Blsbea tlynay. High Trail. 1 Caleryfeda maintained their mo* ftnhhv kimrls Ml XT 11 HAf’K: tlomal Je*. Oecar a shortstop who had n good year a la. lit# I-a*. nl Montreal He la a good flaJder, mnlurn aa Whit* got two follow­ Harry Rlnkavagt HKVitKT HACDi (leorgla Jean, they say, ead he la ready. 7 ed hv a find ahot hy Hardin and Terry Cnrdetl OnIIical lil y , Mr. tleeeh. 2 _ No. 3 op the list L C k r ts Van a field goal hy Clause who waa Jlmmv Krldcr Cuyk, o I d l k i i B d pitcher who • nh.oultnus nemesis to Deljunl Warren McCall George Harden ■Mat most o f laet ooaaoa at Fort throughout the game, ". .TfcNTIl 3 0 -*".*® M Warth in the Tania League. He Arree scored two for the l»e- Chester Harper HACMT' Tha heeb. CaraRntiert Hapnutn III*ear. taml and flauae hmnr<l in a foul, Bmlth sank e heontlful running layup n hl» nnlv acnr* a* he conrentraled on playing hi* flneat The Uttlveraliy o f Washington defensive game of |hr aea-on. nthlrtlr pavlllnn neats of 12,000 Clause sank anMher foul end persons. Th* largest crowd was While whipped In a one-handed 11jDIft for the Dr*go* Mat* ban, push shot as Hbieles, one of the I ketball gam*, Jan. $7, 1347. of thr fineit gsmrt ihr loral tram bat played all traton. Clarrncr Clautr tcoird 2 2 |M>inlt •for hit Leri evrning of thr tratnn 1 ! JAN. Brooklyn Pitching Is Club Weakness, Dressen Dec! a r e s B E K Sports Roundup By HUGH FULLERTON. Jr. NEW YO RK . Jan. Blackbird Coach Accuses Referee Of Favoritism In Arizona Game By JOB FALLS The officiating in Monday's Arl- Mo„ Mo* bJan. »1—OP)— NEW YORK. Jan. 31— </P)— <Clair Bee's Long ltlamf Univrmty ■ena-Long Island basketball pro­ (Gabby) 8 traet, duced some acid comments from Blackbird), Ihe teaton't raott controvenial baikdball Icam. make tl op man of many atorfr* atone* after nearly r M year* In baseball, la gravely the losing aide, but it's nothing No. 4 on (heir fiery road trip tonight for a tilt with tli* Kanut Mate to what vou can hear around Wildcat). And tcalt in K-State'i new $2,000,000 batkcllull palace 111 today. Ha waa placrd In an axygrn trnt some smaller colleges gyms . . about at hard lo get at a dale with U n a Turner last night at St. John's hospital. For instance, Jud Allen, publicity ft teemt mott of Manhattan. Kat.. (popul.lmn 10.9%) »*nl> to tcv Only mamban o f his Immediate director for Beloit college in Wis­ consin. dropped in with this one Bee and his haaketbrawling family could tea him. 4 bird* ■ JOPLIN, A heart ailment developed fol­ lowing hla entrance to the hospi­ tal a weak ago. Gabby went to the hospital after returning from a trip to St. Louis and Peoria, 111., for an "old timers" baaehall meet­ ing. l i e haa been In a weakened con­ dition since an oparation in 8t. I.oul* last summer. Btraet, M, has been a player, manager and radio commentator during hla long career. Ha haa traveled from coast to coast. Ha has knnwn practically every one. Moat of theaa stories he has told at tome time or another In recent years while announcing St. Louis Cardinal games over a mid-western network. Gabby considers his association with pitcher Walter Johnson. “ The Big Train," and the Cardinal pennant of 1930 as hla two big high spots. Beside* these achievement*, Gabby waa the flrat man to catch a ball dropped from tha top of the Washington mounment. He atnrtM hla baashall career at Ilopkl navi lie, Ky., in the Kitty lAsgun In 1902. In 1904 he wa« with Terra Haute, Ind., In the central Irague. The catcher then went to the majero—the Cincinnati Reds, Bos­ ton Rravea, Washington Senator* and New York Yankee*. By 1013 he waa hack In the minora with San Franciaco, Chat­ tanooga, Nashville, Joplin, Mus­ kogee, Okie-, Augusta, tie., Colum­ bia. S.C., and Knoxville, Tenn. Hla stay In the majors actually waa brief. Weak hitting waa hla down fall, Hla lifetime major lea­ gue batting average waa .203, hi* heat being .231 with the Reds and Bravos In 1906. fh»ly once did he go over .100 and that was AO* with the Joplin Club when he waa 41 years old. In 1330 he was named manager ■>f the Cardinal* and drove them to the pennant with a big push In September. On Labor day the Kedblrda were In the fourth place, hul they were, virtually unbeatable afiar that. 1 The Hub bowed In (he Philadel­ phia AlhJrhlpt Ip the 19,10 World Serlsw, but' after taking an easy pennant the next year, they <foWned ttw A'a— Xrecord Indicate* he hoe tlte atuff. Hla w ork'w ith tha Dodger* laat this pear.' » I think our dub will improve over laat year because we intend to have a stranger bench. Most all o f dur player* served in the last war. Also moat of them are mar­ tlet) and Kara children. Then we have a few above the ago limit. Therefore, at present we ere pretty well fixed for the military draft. Aa for the rest o f the league, the Glaata have Improved and also the Braves. Philadelphia teat a good pitcher la Curt Blmaiaaa who will be hard to replace. BL Idols also has Impro.td a grant deal. I think It will bt a dose roc# among Brooklyn, New York. Philadelphia, Boston and 81. Loula. Tomorrow — Uiuky Washington Senators. H a r r lr . . . Seems Beloit was playing a nameless opponents and ran up a comfortable lead in the first half . . After they changed bas­ kets, Beloit* shooter* suddenly and mysteriously stopped hitting while the opposition pulled away to win . . Coach Dolph Stanley couldn't undsrstand It until he Inspected the backboard and found it tilted Just enough to deflect a wall-aimed shot beyond the rim . , By inquiring discreetly, Dolph J e s s e Hill Wins Race F o r Coach’s Job At California By IUIII MYKKH The 13,000 seats In the flrldhou«e will ha jammed full at game time, scheduled for 9 P. M. LIU took a 16-game winning streak to the west coast Isst week­ end for a couple of game* with Han Francisco and California. After squeaking past Frisco, tha Blackbirds were stopped by Call fornia—a team which had lost poln nina time Then came the hot! y-disputed ------------ ra n night, which LIU also loat, 62-61, after whkh hard words (lew around faster than thr basket­ ball*. Be* said hi* tram was “ jobbed,” claiming Rrferre W. H. Kisner. Jr. “ took the game away from ut.' Be* charged Kisner "was a dic­ tator. antagonistic and dogmatic.’* Kisner replied; ''Somebody had better start baek-tracfcinr on those statements | have been working hasketholl game* for 26 years and this I* the first time I have been accused of thru* ing a ^ ... Kansas Stale, li ading thr Ul\s Seven Conference, hn» sn ovttan 13-2 record, which -includes vic­ tories over Kan«a». Minnesota and Oklahoma—a few o f Ihr more prominent midwe*ierti t<-»niv LIU, which li«» cooled o ff *ume of the belt In the notion, edged KStat*. 60-6'J. on Die. 2 in tin ma­ son's opener for b«*h teamr- at Madison Square Garden. Both clubs have Improved ainc- thn, mid a one-point gam. doon't dreido too much, anyway. j There w*«n i mncii action Innr night, as acvrral -chools .till are engaged In mid-year examina­ tions. In the mid*cm, Notre Damn rallied In whip Rutler, 75-65, snapping a three-gami lo»lng streak. Other lending games caw St. John’s, ninth-ranked nstinnally. upend Manhattan, !'• ’ll; N’ nrih Carolina whip Wok, F u r-t. 82 70; South Carolina trip Duke. 82-*>2; Wichita turn back flrnle, fit It-#. Xavier (Ohio i d"wn Toledo, 7t™ 69; and Texax rhrlstlsn drfeat Baylor, 60-18 LOS ANGELES, an. 31- GF1 The nationwide aaarch for a man to coach football at the Univer­ sity o f Southern California ended learned that the home team cus­ exactly where It alerted—on the toms ril* took that end o f the court flrat, got In some pre-gam* campus at USC. Tha winner: J**sr Hill, hrad shooting practice, and scored heatrack coach at UBC and one nf the vtlv In the second half when the Legal Notice greatest all-round athletes in the visitor* became demoralised by flubbing easy shoU . . Next night school’s history. when the team* met again, Stan­ xonrr*. nr t r e n n Dr. Fred B. Fsgg. Jr., USC ley sent a couple of subs out early HTATG <»K KI.MltllM TOpresident, msile the formal an­ to stake a claim on tha cockeyed TIIH WILLIAM TII'UIAM Tl ItNKIt. nouncement late yesterday and basket and the whole procedure who## pis. # nf re-l-fenr# I, tinknown. soon afterward a mass peace pipe wa* reversed. Too ar# h-rrl.v „nlirir-l lh#i a smoking party waa held in Dr. ■till ha* lievn hrnuah! aaalnat r»t. In Eddie Waa It read r Kagir’s ’* office with represents!Iveo repi lh# Circuit Court ,*f the Ninth Jn \ Boxing commissioner Eddie Ka­ o f the faeulty athletie committee gan I* prnud of his command of dirlal rtrrull of the Mt#tr nf U m ¥ Ids. In sn.f fnt Knirilnoif* Cnnnlv. ami powerful alumni groups puff­ foreign languages and his ability Florid*, in i ’h*mer*. in JUANITA ing away in harmony. to get over hi* Instruction# to W IL L IA M TI'IINEH. >*ld «uli b#Peace, It waa wonderful, for yisiting. using an , ,JT* , , — , Imvers without -----------------------. .. — i vx iWIU.IAUK y u , i . M i ) ^ xTHI u o ii n i rk. uh. . P l i l h l l f f . until vrsterday some nf the group* interpreter . . Ho So when h# he en en- v#reu* -----w i i j . i a u --------t i i < » iah Tt'itware hardly In accord In the move countered Eugene (Silent) Hair 8KII. D-frUilinl. ss.l ymi ere hrr-l.jr required to file with Ihr rl*rk of to select a new football conch. ■ton, tha deaf mute boxer. Eddie ■aid Court *1 hi# office In th* All, it seemed, ho I different idea* f elected the suggest Inn that he Court Ilnua* <•( Mrmlnole rnitn'r, about who should get the Job ;et someone to translate hi* words STorlda. at Hanford. Florid*, your written drf#n»r«, p#r#on«llr or hr vacated six weeks ago, under nto sign language . . "The boy sttornsy. In Mid eult mi lh# Ind alumni pressure, by J eff Cravath ran read my lips perfectly," said ds« „f Manh. It&t Herein fall not or Judamrnl will Dr. ragg might l * v t prefaced Eagan and he launched a long entered ss#[n#i you l.f default . th* lllll announcement with the spiel about the rules and regula? heWITNiaW my hand and »»*l » . ) final, hlndfhf statement that . r." ,n f York State ■aid Court at Hanford, Florida, this among those who would not get Athletic Commission . . When lath day of January. IStl ft I* IIEIINIKJN the position ware Paul Brown, hefinished someone 'signed jialrCtmnlt Court Don Paurot. Prltia Crisler, Bud aton: "Did you get'everything T iy n I. Ifuni. l> C fHKAl.l ’ Wilkinson. Charlie Caldwell, Bern ”Eugene, ----------^ * ’ * who had been nodding Voile A Mllllan*. Jr le Rlertnan. Rnv Eliot. Henry and smiting underatandli.gly a* Mnllrltur for Plslntlff Frnk* and some 76 other*, most Eagan talked, replied the same of whom either didn’t consider It war: “ Who knew what he was i s T i m f i i i 'itT pi t , T i i r m r r r r J H hik . Mt:imrii,t: n in iy . «r weren't considered anvhnw. talking about? _______ __ in p iin n.tT U . FIdIHtllt. Hill fnrtylsh, youthfully fra y , Done-Minute Sport* Pag* N HR: LKT^. tMTATi: IN ., o ..t good looking and m gv Id planner, MmattpUt Th* Pro Tennis Association Id MAHT MftlthAt'NT JINKINH. «lx> llnown StlWAVDK wa* engaged tor an "Indefinite planning to .return to Cleveland M. J(.NKIf»H. Dec.* fo r i Ita national' championship* nsxt summer . . John (R ed) Per­ ___ HAY j V I l G t m ' o s r f e { P A ll U * M l l i s i r r s t i n S:*TATR| diatom at USC In (Mist yean kins, who set o Georgia high on k p il Serb of V » d are hrrrbr contract, on which ha Collected for School football scoring record L it nulirisd stid required to present »ny the twn years yet to go when 6* fall with 206 point* far Claxton claims and drmaltd# whirh you. or stenned out High. Is a cousin o f Wally Moses, •Ithsr of you. mar bsv# aaalnst the ear at* nf MAItT >ti Ult'ACNT Hill’s salary waa. not disclosed. veteran major leagu* outfielder. MIHHOI'ltl JINKINH. aim known as Guesses ranged around 316,000. to Perkins ha* accepted a Georgia MAITPK M JINKINH. ric< rs#cd. Isis Include tdi Job as head track U. grant in aid . . Tha good U. or sslfl County, to th* County Ju dge Florid*. St coach. o f Dayton basketball team haa of gvtitlnnlr County. nfflc* la th* tourt h # u « ar said I3 player* on Ita squad , . . his Hill will continue with the TCounty at H**fnrd, Florida, within fprmalion style o f ptav but may Miami Golf Commission haa eight taleidar month# from lh* of «h# ftr#< o# |*-Tvary it With some single wing, decided to run Its biff xrjr.Lr time SU,h rtslm nr demand shall unbalanced I1h« maneuvers whkh oesnta without admtaaon charge*, notlr*. bs to willing, and shall aisle th*3 ho learned as a fullback for the figurine they’ll pay o ff In pub. pine* nf mldrnr# and |mi» i nff lr o' !*•• Howard Jonea at USG in Itcity . . WHn roe* dnoias o f the address of ths olslmanl. and ihall bs sworn la hy the rtnlmsnl. hla Roaa Bowl fllly ln f hi* hand, nth- sgsnl. lying 1 or his attorney, and any eurh Ilill bs* a football for Irtkr director 1 Mills ' " eblm nr <t«msnd nut so filed <hat| b* void, foThls KU Illinois aqoad 16 years— at Riverside and Long gold footballs for 8ANri>ll|» F f»«l 'l»N ET B*ach Junior r«ll»«»e * Corona Before the season ended. He waa As administrator of the High School, a# #n assistant at ■mart enough not to have them Fstnt# ,.f MAItV JinitHAI NT MIHHOFItl JINSt. Mary's *nd Del Mont* pre- engraved, so the night after the KINK. ilin known s# flight diielne w »e .when he llllnl Inst to Northweatern. Doug MAltDK M JINKINH. Uswa* In ib* Navy, and then as phon* Frits Crisler and told the | raised First publteatlsa Jan tt, Itll irethnlan coarh at URC In 1946. trophies to Michigan. f - » d * Z T tjjC U B R J f LEON AMES •HM BWUfiNj NjfiHAIO ROBER . . o _____ 31-44*1— CARTOON—“WOT IN RHYTHM” NOVELTY—MBOY AND EAGLE” SHOWING THURSDAY ft FRIDAY! -' ' ■ m -Vvt �W E D N E S D A Y J A N . 31. 1951 IW ffE T H E S A N F O R D H B K A L1I, 8A W EO IU V H -O H ID A leal al Hanford. Florida, thla U uhy Transfer of World War II a tp* Scvrral group* of Indian* in Mexico cover* an nrcu of about of January. l»4l New ktrxlro atill worihlp the pile* carried Ihe crop pe»t, tie 763,944 squaro mile*. O P IICHN DON Clark. Circuit Court anrirnt rod* o f thftr forrfathrra. Oriental fruit fly. from Slapxn to Httnlnnle County. Fla Hawaii. ny r i. nrrdick n c ur m u c o i u t o r t h b c o v s t t ' The Chrysanthem um i« regardJUDUK, BKHISOl.S’. t O l K T I , (BEAL) r t o a i D A . iji p n a i t T r . ml a* the rinwer for November The Syringa la tht atate flower t h e h t a t i : of fio fu d a . i <. ( HE: EHTATB OF and the lopa* a* the jewel. Idaho. T. J 3V1U.1AJIB. Pt r u r a l Corine Hlraletary Legal Notice k Three Days' To cM K iiiT an a A « n rn nim n r . K A M I * AUAIXST M i l l K*TATI*.i T o n and tach of you at* hrrrtiy notified and r*<ialr*d In pro m t any clalmi and demand! which jnu, or allhar of yna. may tiara acalnn tha aalala of T. J . William!, daraaaad. lata ot aald County. In tha County Judaa of Hamlnola County. Klnrlda. at hla office In tha court home of aald County at Hanford. Florida within alaht calendar mnatha from the lima of tha flrat publication of thin notice lUrh claim or drmand .'■hall b* In wrltlnv. and ahall atata the place of realdrme and poat offlca addraaa of the claimant, and ahall ba aworn to by ilia claimant, hla asanl. nr hla attorney, and any ettrh claim or demand not an tiled ahall ba void nolIK IlT W W It.I.|,|\|m T K P VVII.t.lAU.4 Aa admlhlatralnra ot the Katata of T J William*, all • o !ii H A v i M i r u i m I*J* Thomai Aeenua. Charlolta. ff. C. You are hereby nollfle.1 that Wade It Hln*latary, haa filed lull for divorce a t i l n n you In the Cir­ cuit Court for Hemlnole County, at Hanford. Florida. In Chancery, and you are hereby rroulred to file, peraonally or by attorney, ulth the Clerk of aald Court your written defence, if any. I., tha hill of romplalnl In aald etui by tha Dnd day of February t t ll Herein fall not or Judament will w entered asalnei you by defaull W IT N F hh my hand and Ihe teal of aald Court of Hanford, Florida. thl« the llr d dey of January A D l»M O p Cough IsYour Danger Signal TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD ment made nvnilaltle becanne o f our clothing uimhI Ix'lnw m i i N f ' S ' . Clark (HKAl.t It W W»ra. Woodruff-IVt hlo* Itulldlna Attorney for Plaintiff listing* anil houneholil oxiH titu tf what m Iph of now. but new Items w ill I k* added as funds are rtrsl publication January 11. 1)11 m nnrn to TIIKtUMIIU: »rrt:tit JOHKl'II i W ho* r I’btcr of llealdenca la I n. I known M IM E O G R A P H C R E D IT I H O S P IT A L A -W A Y S . P R IN T IN G — T Y P IN G IN V E S T IG A T IO N S M AD E B AND M ATTRESS B E D S ID E M ATTRESS. COVER lO M H II HAIA» ran hrl|* >ou. 2 PAD . H O LL­ TABLES. 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South oft lt-OT, turn 2V* miles we*t of Lontwood, Phone Wlt»*f; Park 2825-42. __ ____ FURNISH Kl) HUNGALOW- -*art|* next town hall, near alorea, chutehe*. Reference* ajlku m il. M Mr*. J. II. MenlelL liMrwood _FU __________ _____________ UNri/RNISHBD % of Duplex, a room* and bath, newly aereened porch. In ML Dura. fclUO. In­ quire A. Hunter, Hanford Road, Mt. Dora. Prefer Adult*. W AN TED —f W A N TE D : 2-4 room unfumlihrd ____ nent. ( ’.ill ^ S u B u T n n r A T B f o b k A l k —• p n oPB im r DUPi.KX Kalatee- large ra tton built fo r tala sent eonatraetlon d— HEAL KSTATK KOK K A L B -4 » - ARTIt LKM tJNIMI’ROVKD ACREAGE—Two Id arte tract* and five I am* trael* in HL Jo*rp>ta SuImIIvI. VKOKTAHI.KS, l.lvnlnck lo t- NOW ('h i n m r niKJs V \ 12 A P P R O X IM A TE I t K I L S375.DD NOW ^79.50 Wool |5 REG. 4275.ini |)y|t.,.it NOW *98 .5 9 W ill io c t. ^ Spread )tmr llimr* n ilh Ihe rnrhanlmrnt nf thy ■* niIndie pat­ tern! uf the lin t, rapHired fur you in the ■liken ahren id lhe*e imported rux»- • hiour from Persian and Sirook p*ttrrn« w i t h harkgrounii* nf napphirr. ruh) or roral. lir Mire In rotor early to atoid ditappmntmrnl. 0I*KN« WKDNKKDAY AND THURSDAY K V K M M i — T I L L 9 DD I*. >|. I ’O II YOIJII C O N V K N IK N C K iij t - *I! . ||• . i,u i;! ■ * -*l y tv tt. i: NEW 2 BEDROOM, frame rooitruetloi. Home. Concrete Floor, Wanted: grocery cashier, expert- LOST: Hand truck between San ford and Osteen. Return to Vnd»race preferred hut not neces­ Brcctmy, Palm Tree* and pirli S«D * and Service, 2nd an 1 Shrubbery. Ilarrle Greene. No. 4 sary. Apply Mr. Whatley. Hanford and receive reward. Margaret Ann Store*. l-«ke Ellen Drive, Caaeellierry I (dork o ff 17-23. WAITRESSES for MonUxurna FOUND: Five Turkeys. Mr*. Fra 1 Paulhabar, Winter Park. Ph Dining Room. Apply In Prraon. 262361. stenographer Must have car, aa position re­ 13— NOTICKM-PERSONAI.K — Ik quire* traveling to near-hy M ARY'S LENDING LIBRARY town*. Apply hy mail, elating experience to P. 0. Box 2R4. 1200 Magnolia—Is now open Mon. thru Frl. 10 to 12 A. M., 3 to 6 Sanford. Florida. P.M. Sat. 4 to 0 P.lj. tWORN W AN TED —• 15— AUTOMntltLER — 14 ALL TYPE S o f Buildour Work. BUYINO A CART Befoto flnan Reasonable Rat**—Free Estlelng aaa w to m s M H f . In mate*. Carpenter A Gracey. ■t ailment L o w Dep1_ R^ovn 317 Ph«na IMM-M or W 4J Phone 2M. Sanford Allan! h Nslional Bank M ootW m r 16— Hoainooa Dpparluailim — I t t-R B A I. KSTATK WANTED—4 EXPERIENCED IP YOU WISH to buy a home tee the man who knows Sanford aa be has many, many bargains. A lio see him for Fire and Automo­ bile Insurant*. EDWARD F. LA N E Office I I I MsineUa A »*. ARTICLES FOR SA LE M IL IE S W A P SHOP—4US B. 4lh St. We Huy, Sell or Trad* most anything. Phene 1W-J TUX KUO FEEDS Complete line. Hum.‘a Tuxedo Feed atom. FOR S A L E - 7 * lb. We box, »to cash. Fair condition. 600 E. tad. h , 3 0 uOO< WHAT \ Twi T z z iB ) TO O U « ------- ------ i VENETIAN Co. 1»1» KAISER, Hnri’aon blue. 1«. 000 actual mile*, radio, haaUr, whUowall Urea,, tamlMat buy, local owner, |I1M. 1*46 0LD8M0BILE club arndt (d r S M O W l [ U « T '3 J B T OWT Oc MBBF, _ 8 c p e g v ... '~ li .'J l . 1 f {r jy y s N . \ B J8U ftv l*uul Ifnliiaiow * '*1* Jtt/*’ •’tMJLI coupe, clean aa pin throughout, mileage, |1M>5. low 1016 OLPSMOBILB Streamline. 2 .nTcK M rfSti , sedan, local owner, one ewmr, 1418. INI PLYMOUTH 4 door mdan eftan, M il. HILL KlfUt MOTORS lE R n C R A - I f BUNM M ull I it-net y deir. MEN OR WOMEN 1 8 - SPECIAL CO. MicinmBfl? week, or aeaaoti. English Ford" To acrvlce route* of U.S. Oovernand American Fnrde, sedanmrnt Poatcard Dispensers; aim alatioa wagons and cooverllhln K -stamped Scenic roitcard St rickland-Morrison, * Inc.. E penaer*. which are a brand First f t . ;___ j » ; new addition to Ihe - famtou* SHIPMAN line of postage itamp SMALL Truck, Bargain. 252* Flormachine* seen in all . loading Ida. Drug 8tor*a. Hotels, etc. KTTA K B IT -H5& • u s . i n k 84. $3950 iM Poini:t> c; k n i in k OIMKNTAI. I’ ATI KUN and Uutlrta Repaired aid Paint 6AltTICLKH W ANTED —6 KMEH W. IIBNIIBK Realtor ed. New R.mf* antdinl. I’ alnli'i,’ 301 S. Park Ate. I’ hnne 1030 and mating. Sanford. Ph We l>ii v, sell A tra<le uird 1096-W. R. R. Arkrnhurg. furniture. Wllsoti-Mater FurniA. IL PBTKRKON, llroker lure r t _ a i l F »‘hne- WK« riRLANllU Murnlng Sentinel. ()• I I I N. Park Ate. Phone 112* Undo Evening Star. -Call R*l|0 SM ALL Farmette, rime in. good WANTED: Old feshlonH furniR*r 11(15.1 lure, dishes, vases, jewelry and home furnlihed term* If deilred. button*. Highest price* paid. *>rag line, huliilutvr uump (run _ _ i m W. 2nd. S t .■ . . Drop u* a card to Rhelkvy, 708 much, fill dir*, ahell and elav B ROOM furnLktxl. 2 room* apu by load or job. Contact 11. R add filling *Utk>n all ou large V jbated, and a**ociate*. 10P K lot at Glmlervlllr. Prlre reason­ l ^ f S t e M S f e e t i nricn. Firestone fltnrfs. Mew YorV A * ( h Defoind. Ph able. See R.M. Ball, or John W. t*fl nr 265-W D. Moore al Sanford, or writ* 7— Pela-Llvratock-Hupplie* — 1 S. L. While, Morgantown. N. C., INITIME TAX reiurn* prepercl hy tax accountant registered Route 2. __ __ FOR HALE—3 year old horse, with Trraa. Dept. D*mpi*y 2-11 LOTS In Lorkharta Rubdivinion. very reasonable. Phone 053 or Meloch Bldg. Phone (760. $10. down, t>. mo,—1150. Total. 1.195 night*. Phone 343-W, Beth DeBoe.____ I t — I.OSI A POUND — li 6— H E L P W ANTED —6 8L CHEAP—Twin-honk bed* com­ Whlddoe. I I * plete; oil heater; Apex washing I-AlE FRO N T U fT S -o a beautiful May b* handled part or full time, machine. Phone 1110-J._______ Crratal Lake, near CemAee Club, no selling Involved. Al) outlet* TET ODE IM ^ ffr e n U g e . are established for you by fac­ Steak, Southern Fried Chicken, some cltru* tree*. tory distributor. Gross profit Is Barbecues, and 8aa Foods. An­ B. Klrehhoff. Jr. 40W, a remarkable rtturn on gel’s Eat Shack, Garner of Ge­ Um* and Investment. Minimum neve and Sanford A re ._______ _ # T A «tia "o T D r X cash required, fWO. 1 u »!LDOUBLE and single bed, vanity, child's chest of drawer*. Phone If you think you can tnedaure un tn requiremoots and furnish ref­ erences, writs giving phone, ad­ dress, far personal tx~ Dry Rex i Bastard Ifarald. te'a d in j. C dttT A m t fKiyb and Mo d e r n iz e y«ui t h r M U t j l l AGf N I MI*relltneott*. Sanford Farm­ r e p a i r home Only 10*; luun now re er'* Auction Market. qulred E'llA Plan in»tallm*n' altm. PANKLRAY ga» heater nearly Lien licp't., U<«.ip -II". Phonnew f.U.PO Ph. 147. 2kd Sanf ird Atlantic Nallopa' SAlUiAIN 4 itM'iit hnuir, 2'* LANDIS Shoe Repair rtitilpinrnt. R»«V vtemlo.* FDIf' aura of Kinund 4UiUtl.INI Caih W ...............I r —l i slightly used. Some ilock. Rea- WATCH and t'l*»k Repairing. All H5) ■ohahtr. Price* going up. H. work g'leranterd. Rrawnaldr .SPECIAL -4 llnlnwim houie, 2 KltiarL .125 E. Hieh Aw, DrUnd. price*, r . M. English. Jr. Ph. hath*, lar^e livinx room, dininx cj W # C j& iiV a , mSfc roura, kitrhen. 1 U-droom and ..VI*-_______ __ >i . > . . . . FRIED SHRIMP Dinner "The i i t N .'iV iY ....... ” ' ph ■in* l<alli dowitatati*—till* value can­ Call Piiinii I OHI fur Bed Shi into on Eaith” al Hem not It* duplicated at the price. All Typvi Of Hook Woik. erV 321 E. 1*1 SI. t Mary McKlnncr Boukkreping 4 IlKimOOM 11(1USB lance bed- 4 BURNER ga* range. Ill) 312 Service Myrtle^__________ . __ rta.nia, front and hack ataira, Itieim 4fk1 lantt* livlnjr room, dfninif room '■W twit...... .. when you uon't hung Atlanlii- Hank B'lildlne and kitrhen, laundry, two car your prweriptlon* rn L A N K V ’K N E W i P I OOKH rurtered tn perIfaratie, 10 acre* of ground, b rHnwf' 1f!5| feetlno Old flour* mad* Ilk* arte* rlcnrnl, thii I* an excep­ WIUXZKR motor hike, (iuo.1 t-ondlnew. Finishing, » leaning A wai tional value. Want offer. lion A40.00. Meiiheid, Cplery:ng. tria b le power plant 21 Cameron 550-W after 0:00 l*.M. y*ara experience la Semis*)* NEW RANCH TYPE HOUBK. County. II M Gleason. 1*1' maiunary cotutruction. larxv FOR SALK: Whlttal Rug*; one 0 a 12, the other 3 x 0 . With Mare _______ living room, dining room, kit­ Oilte. Combined Price, |S0 00. l-AWNMOWEhn Sharpened. •’ chen, hath, garage; very nice Phone BI9-M. apartment rentinx for *50.00 per cycle# repaired, lock and k> month, on large lot overlooking 12 II. P. SRABKR'Kicker and 12 wnrk. Prompl »erv'ce. II. W lake. 7 mile* from Sanford on Ft. Marine plywood boat. Phone Khiima J1" E <*» f» Highway 17-02. ■1.11, HI2 Kim Afc- jo y p ^ i i ijiu f lc f , I At pay tt«» tU M tljil H uk - Il„l.l Any Hug airrra/l. *"d r‘ n,• ° r‘. *ddnt protectional*'"*1 lime 12 REG. $89.50 In All Sirrs h Slit nil and .mudge. ' I BEAT THIS PRICE! It Added. . low d»m*«e ■ fim*i lea per ifar. lu«»rii*M ■ tlaaM C ear Ilea taaarilow M Hb M Ob p*r lie* ln w lh i f l i t aM f> fa I l f lta«. U n lit rate Iwr Blarfc far* rap*. A lm i H u« broaden* fir* protection to Include The f i d i M i i rata* apply fa all Waul tm y tU I'M la The lu H r t iiae 14, Guaranteed Moth Proof I >f fo r i’ I) x Woven tlr irti I it I R ,te n d e d C o v e ra g e r « R e n III It I '<IS ltiiK» flout nil over the w e ld . Iiiii;. Chinn, Only, France, Belgium. Impnr led lloohetl A R T IC L E S O N O RD ER ON ALL lii't’ . (ifttitinr Cost Protection HERALD Want Ad« IIK C K IV B O shipmuit % f#»• —M y. *'* I r P lIO N K S IKO and 1071 HU *-'mrnr.1 \llantte Natlnnal Hank Hide. T ry Itml * hM I m RniireN *»r • •***«. M«Mamlll«l A l i l e r w i i Mail Tenrhlen Dru* Metre* i e»r fear luiurtiiHi ilrei| l«l. TH E THRIFT SHOP CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD JU ST I'rul hi lily prift'a H (IMII I! SM \ K ie uhilr, ir r e w U«i, anlDrplic* %n ml* apprar* a«rr. Safr for rhiMffn. Gel mONDMl MI\F. — rreuhe nr nwnry rrfitrtifeil* A fruit nnmlrr* Ini prrparalh*«i. Trj M— liwlata RUBBER 3 Ilrrrfiifiril /fit t h * RESTS— S E M I IN V A L ID . 2 B A C K R E S T P IL L O W S . FOREIGN COUNTRIES. ' mi « f wttalrtrr *mir A in IrmiltJ# Imp—- an* l 111h i fttirti llrail t » f«m l—> S H E E T IN G , F U L L Y E Q U IP P E D . A N Y W H E R E IN U N IT E D STATES OR ' BED Save 35%to 50 N*i iTiallrr h<<w man* trim litre * •»* lia tf lr*r*| f « r ilrh litf r r i r n m , t»*nriasi«, Infrflion * . • iK Irlf’t frwi! FOR SICK ROOM USE TnU « r a beret.y re.|ulred to Ml*. JroHt written ilrf tm o , prrronally or by attorney, on Krhtuaty llrd. I H I . In a lertaln dlvor.e pro. e.ul. Inn prmlloa In the circuit Court of Hamlnola County. Florida, In Chan, rary. an abbraalalad title or •ahl eauaa bain* M.VItJnlUK Kl.TNOHK n o il riaintiff. »■ t i i i :* it it m u JOHKI'II non. Defendant tVITNKHH m> hand and olflclal (A L Ij D A Y ) llrtfi'l %Mifrr Inollrr Iflnulr ARTICLES NOW A V A ILA B LE 1P*rt. W EDNESDAY AND THURSDAY I T C I I secured. l*ark. Florida FOR TWO DAYS ONLY i i i.t available decraaad T!*t 312 N . I ’nrk A vr.. I'h. 31571. W inter CREOMUL'SION v m i Cwfti, C**H C* « , Ait'! *>•••! i.i The artiilcH . SENSATIONAL JA N U A R Y R U (i CLEARANCE SALE TH E BIGGEST SCOOP IN TOWN! THE ORIENTAL RUG SHOP CrromitWion relieve* promptly hec*u»* H aoe* H|ht to the *cdl o( the trouble to help loo*en »nd etpel germ laJen rhletm and aid natute to tooihe and he*l taw, tender. inflimed broochUI membrane*. Guaranteed to pleat* >ou or money refunded. Creomultion h.vi •tood the feat of millktM ot uteu. W p art* able now to loan mit nick room equip­ rJVB kt D M CHRVILRR ______ & K J 1 rm * eelli trd 1IU-W. A3- 4 -w a ' I ATT- �✓ . WEDNESDAY JAN. SI TO THE PEOPLE OF SANFORD FROM FLORIDA FASHIONS trading new wage earners Into Sanford. The Key fact remained, however, Mail Order Division Removed To Orlando that Florida Fashions employed mostly women and that a family did not Florida Fashions has found It necessary to move Its Mail Order Divl- ordinarily move Into a community In order to secure work for the wire si on to Orlando. A building is now under most rurt Ion for the company or daughter. Unless there were work opportunities for the man of the no-the Cheney Highway. It will he completed in time for Florida Fashions family to vacate Its present Air llase iiuurlers ns requested hy the t'ity for the ull euch efforts to enlarge the working fared e t women could not help reactivated Naval Air Station, very much. bn Employees Will Receive Transportation Aid Since the days of early 1950 when lark of help pointed to the need for moving to a larger community we have been roaeerned about the the principal wage earner—and these did not seem to exist— ................. ..... i . welfare of the employeeN who have coalributed so much to our rapid growth. The choice of nearby Orlando was made primarily with lids in mind. In order to cause the leant passible hardship to our Sanford em­ This move was necessary for two reasons. ployees, travel assistance will lie given hy furnishing free bus transporta­ The Immediate reason was the need to find <|iiirk replacement for tion. The company will also work out a car pool plan, defraying the the 7#,000 square feel of spare occupied at the Air llase, nod required on expense of those who will travel in thin manner. Every possible considera­ The plana for building were not pushed nay further, however, during The aerond reason was more lutsic and existed even before the pres­ ent national emergency. It was simply Ihnl the rapid growth of the mail order operation and the quickly developing manufacturing division to­ gether required more qualified young womrn employees than Hanford seemed able to provide. tion will lie given to the lime and travel convenience of our eo-workere. the early Fall since the bunlncM outlook seemed so uncertain with the rapidly changing Nltuation In Korea. It didn't seem wine to make so Im­ portant a move at Mich a lime. Sanford And Florida Fashions During thin period, however, the employmeat problem remained, and we again brought it to the attention of the proper authnrltieu. Our concern has been apd remains also for the welfare of San.ord, On January fat, 1947, Florida Fashions had five persons on Its pay­ the community with which we have grown. We wish to commend the rolls, Hy June, 1918, this had grown to 178) hy June, 1949, It ws»OT8( efforts of the City Commissioners and the other public aplrlted citizens M 1'* ' ' ' ' fiti *••) •! J -* f Looking Ahead T# Base Reactivation i. and hy June, 1950, it was 446. A Very large proportion of the employable *f •'( . - - l|J J 1 ,, , .. .. •’i' i . m i'. i, ,, Employees loyally worked long hours of overtime and on night shifts. When the war ptetere made || certain that we wejo facing large- •> i, power fa kelp an. *' scale mobilization, we realized that the Air Rase might lie reactivated This was often a hardship for them and I he additional nisi was unprpfliable lo the company. <«i who have continually lifferedthelr awtiirtihre and have done all In their young women of Hanford were working for Florida Fashions, and whan more help was needed for sessonsl peak periods it could mil he obtained. *■! *11 * ......... ....................... h, " " - Florida Fashions has not left Hanford. Hundreds of Hanford people will continue ttieir employment with Florida FaMilon*, working In their •-» J "#t We still felt that (he comlemplated move to Orlando should be post­ 1 ' *• - , | J# f t. neighboring cnm m unily. poned-If M all possible, aqd that we should make every effort to remain Larger Community Necessary For Continued Expansion . Florida Fashions Manufaetqrlng Company remains In Hanford with in Hanford foe the present. Ha 1250,000 per year payroll, a payroll which did M l exlat four years ago. Accordingly, a survey wan !*gaa of all available vacant property in Hanford suitable for our purposes, and some of these qadrteni were leased By the summer of 1950 It whs rlear Hint Florida Fashions was grow­ ing faster than Hanford’s ability to supply qualified young women work­ ers. To Insure the future growth of the rompuny, s move had lo be made to a rimmunity with a larger population on which to draw for an ode- leas* and option. Even buildings much too small far economical operation were considered, many of which would have required expensive altera­ tions. Finally, about a week ago, the hope o f acquiring sufficient apace In a m y Inefficient operation, even If all Ihd apart Ueeeusary could he ' Today, although producing uver 100,000 dresses a year, it still sup­ plies only 25% of Florida Fashions' needs, and there U great opportunity for Its continued growth. We are now seeking sal table and larger quarters 4I - = .„ - , * » * ■ n *■ In Hanford for this Important Industry. A survey win made of the principal cities of the State, anal of which naught to laUresl the company In local Ing in their rommualHen It was finally decided that Orlando would lie the natural chole* because of Ita naameas to Hanford and the probability that most of the present employees would be able to continue working in I he new Inralim without • :i * undue hardship. Also, a survey which wan made showed a large number ■^ ISO persons, and Is developing rapidly. on a stand-by basis. A total of 26,000 square feet was acquired under in Ranfard wan abandoned an being muck tint costly, as weH as reuniting quite anmber of suitable workers. Now, In Ita own right, owe of Hanford'a principal bustnweoMtTmploys i 4? •' - .i of trained female workers available In the age groups most needed. * Therj •* • - f in . | Sanford’s Economie Future med no other course hut to proceed with our original plans for. the buildlag In Orlando. Since construction had been frozen, It wan • * • « ’ * * • • - - / ■ irfasxry fa get approval in Washington on the basis of ah emergency, which approval wan secured. The Navy wasted the Air Base quickly and we pi acceded at once with day and d f t t f dilffa to MBd the 54,000 square feet Orlande unit and have It ready so that we weuld not hold Orlando, through Its Industrial Hoard, helped secure n suitable twelve-acre alto and gave valuable assisionce In making arrangements for flasaetaf and designing a building. Plan* were drawn, and nteet wna purdMBtl t m a 54,M0 square font structure as Ihe first unit of n casteatfille d 100,000 square fool Mnll Order Building. up their schedule. Additional storage V a n that will be needed hi also We hope to continue filling an Important place in the Ufa or this being acquired. community. Wa sincerely pledge to the administration and to the people In Ranfard the bant we ran possibly contribute toward Hanford's wetfaro. Sanford Officials Advised* FLORIDA FASHIONS, INC. FLORIDA FASHIONS MANUFACTURING CO* INC �195! h i U n ity T i m * U S trw ifth — TW Protect Um p « M « «f th« W m M i T P ro a * U Ihe P n i r M of America. T » P f W m P t M H r it f for Sanford. 0 ^ ? m t f n r d P r r Planes Thu te Fuel To Advatn'in^ (T. N. Forces Reds Counter-Attack In Attempt T o Cut O ff Advanced Unit O f Assault Force TO K YO . F r i T ^ / P h Allied force* renewing their eight-day limited offemivr jahbed 21- mile* • into main Chinete defeniet in western Korea today, but rammed againit blaring Communut tounler-attacki near the central Iron). A*»ociated Press correipondenl abandoned their empty gun* and Sian Swinton Mid tome Chinete fled before an American tank-led talk force which twept into Wonchoq, on a lateral road running 4 eait from Suwon. American infantrymen. Swinton •aid. captured 44 important hill* dating the day a* the weitern front wai puthed forward from half a mile to 2Uj mile*, again*! waning Red reiiitnnce. The hottlefront now run* roughly on an eait-weat line fire mile* north o f Suwon. Farther east, another American • unit raptured a l 2171 -fool moun­ tain from whleh the Chinete had linen harnailng U- N . aoldier*. Three thouland North Korean Rada atroamed nut o f hideout* to ■ strike French and U. 8. troop* In n three-pronged aaiault neat Chlpyong, 12 miles north of Yoju, near the Junetlon o f the rentral and western fronts. I .ate in the day a Tenth Corp* ■poke*man Mid tha anemy'attach « wa* under control, with Allied w troop* using deep foshele* dug and abandoned by the P.ed* Rut the attack was continuing and U. N. element* wera being hit on three aide*. American pilots reported many Reds withdrawing aero** the Man River ahead of the Allied drive. Later it appealed that at least M IM o f these were not retreating hut wrre hastening to the area e f Thuradav's counteratlaek. • The Haa itg a r flo w * alone the aouthooattM Mltoklrtrf of Seoul, former South Korean capital. The takeoff o f the renewed Allied ad­ vance was from position* wllhtn ainn mile* of that city. While the U tile rated, Korean Fre«|drnt Svngman Rh*e Heel*ret : " I hope to be horli In Seoul • aoon." * Tho 7B-ymr*old President al**> predicted, "the w ar I* already coming to an end, Mtcuiua-d? because the Chinee* Communist toldlcr “ I* fighting without spirit. He ha* no purpose for which t" sacrifice hi* life." Rhee flew to V . 8. Tenth Corn* headquarter* to confer upon the Corps Cominsnder. MaJ. t,encrai order o f Military Merit, wtth 8H ver Star. — ,. , Seven Chines# Communist »oldiera under a w h itefla g . surrendirwWeueO in * * # ♦ Tmmri • * U. S. Carrier‘Fired On Bv Reds While Delivering Planes SAIGON. Indochina. Pah. t (Ah— (Communis I-led Vletminh guerrillas threw morUr fire at * U. S. Navy veseel In Uto 8al»oo River today. U te r . aiiUdd* VietI mlnh patrol* hurled ha rut gr* nadea at a group o f U. R- *ailnr» from tha vassal. The attach on the sailors wa* in downtown Saigon. Amerkan* waihurt, but fire French Mariner wh» were with them auffered injurk. In the terror raid, apparently *U g id to proftil th« i r r l f i l I " 1* U. 8. ship here. The whip la the U. R. ***"ri carrier Windham Bay. It arrived * this morning to deliver plane* and I other wgr materiel to the French who are fighting tho OmmnnDtlod Nationalists. It wps undam­ aged by the mortar attack whkh came as it moved up tha Saigon River from the China Bea. Later, when A m ir lean aailot* gathered at two bora la down Iowa Saigon during a shore leave, a group of stteckava appeared suddenly, they hurled 10 grenades. One attacker was caught by | Vlanlnam polka at the scene w Among tha others who fled were two won ring uniforms of street­ car conductors. Immediately after the attorke, all V. 8. Navy m I nave Oa tO M la NO MORE ELKFMI A ! f t 8CHNIT V IE N N A , Airatrto. Fob- 1— NFi —A akorUgo o f olopkonD Ip V i­ enna haa causad n m Uurant to cluM Vienna'* “Goldan 0 * t " restau­ rant epoclsliiad tn alopkint gou- |nk gnd achattMl MO 10 I *" In bo U i 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 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Allies Attack Along Entire , Battleiront a A s x tr ia lr d P r r v . I.c.isrit W ire TH E W EATH ER rold » i « » tonight and F rld iy , *em * In north and erntrsl por­ tion*. Cloudy and showers fol­ io* rd h\ rlririn c and consider•M» rnlarr tonl(ht with tempera­ ture* I ' to IK north, 23 In .11 renIral portion*. No. lit. U N Assembly Votes To Brand Chinese Reds A s Aggressors; Ike Says Europe W ill Fight Freezing Weather ‘ Is Forecast For H o n d a Tonight ZrAinJirTi' Emergency Group To Discuss Plans h„„ iv,,, IO i„Nn.. ,vh For Hospital Site \ s lllM |Vh . 1 t ViTiigltl h I iHPithiivt fi India Opposes Move As Vote Is 44-7 In Favor Of Proposal: Reds Arc Isolated I \KI S IC C L S S . let, i t/Pi tbe I ruled N ilmm mernblv lit** » I»»f It fit iruitwif" ,»n% llllne voted nieiwnelmtnglv today to lag *h■<tt i ij1Cr r%’i {itn .1 ml *1**« Iil r r 11 Corninuniil China a* an iggreno» *ht I nllnl Stuli** mil'll help in Korea. Iru! a warning by Rfriittilil fin* itpffMafj ilrfrnor lain In go dnw on tani liom raoed I nf me | ** I it wli pf1Itr f fHiii I |i*h * 4 ft In (|nvtr» l . l ’a r l i h i i N r f n ,|* ( lug queilion a> to the ne*t Uep. LA h El. A M '. Feh i (barntier ot ( nrnrnerie Nerielatv wtipi rniflt rfinttflrnt In an 4*1 Ihe A((emblv vole wai 44 In 7 The e«lde*l * * ir ol Mir « » rlrr*.* Ill iti tnVitf ftlJll |iiAvvt I d Whitney announced tin, rimm­ Min will *weep into t lornl* the tame ai ihe balled in tbe in rlitii* nf I ft r SfRiilf «n*l tonight. -erlmt-l} threatenm* ing that tbe lloipdal Emergency I’olitu *1 Committee Tueidtv night. II mi *r in thr I Ihr at 4 nf litnboth the multi-million (Inllti Committee ol wbtrli be n chair­ I lie live Soiiel bloc counltiei C»raa n ml i I nr film H r r«llrif * tn * llruw «nd *e*el.,ldr rio|„ I h< I h* Viin rn il*rr** In h n r f i l l h man, will meet al 4:00 o’clock l h t '! » . m (oinrrl bv India and Rurm* Federal-Slate I ro,l tt ormit in Vmrfira in ihi* ‘'ffrr<iilr »tf allernoon to divt on progiei, to in railing the opjioung vote*, Seri lee predicted dancer In *!»»* Is 1*1(1** IMrI III I hi If ilifft whip rltru- in North I lorida and <•> d lie III I mill 11 g a new bu alum loi i.ighl intinlHei ibitamcd amt one Ihiw rntirtlt t r n i« tirm i«fr. Hr truck o, rr rnn,l of the ,tat* le iu ild -l oigbloo Meuiunal llo> 'till ihtw, (n turn, n ill tin*pin* .Saudi Arabia " ai recorded Inmnrron murniriR. and r*en (hr Mtnr luntl nf Irnilrr^htii pilal , iir. r rnmtlllun, S i I n r il i i a« riot participating. m iinvig *tiipt f f iriiilk iilir n n l * meet wdli llie Sr bediiled ti morning. It “ HI the fir»l Today’* dlum luoiiglit lo an main- threat ot the -remit- tn rommitlre were I). C. I_ Park. end llie prrienl ph*>f ol tbe diplo­ K A M IIN G T O N . l et. I t,1’i Florida ritfll,, and a not her I in ker. matic battle which wai touched otl medical aildmr and I I t*enei.*l tbdi-lil I) l itrruinwer AT AN ADVANCE POSIIION .-.l the fr" rt In Knee*. Itniied Nallmo -nldier .> g**olinr drum* and salvage Haltering (or Ihe hint hn »r*c f I-**j,d * 1 A ,to, la- hy i rrprut (com General Doujlsi pieiidenl ol *hr the ‘chutes that tloalnl tlietn tn earth from Firing Boxcar* The lilg plane, keep the ta-t moving units suppded lob I t ongtrx member, today llieie table groner*. Frre nnc «eath by air during the prej-cnl advance. Below, bis guns mays up to the front line*. (International Xoundphoto) M aiArlbm 12 weeki ago that the er i* tn alore lonichi (or all i, "no Mirplalde alternative to tmn. the penln-iJa r » r r p t the Inner Ihe i om mil lee iniludet (» ^ Chmtie Hedi hot intervened in Amern an li'lp in reainnng |.uro|ir. *T r s * l eoa*l. nllh lempei alm r, Silencer, the Rev. | t McKinley. the Korean c>»i(fl«l I be liv e -i ,i (ieneral. rb«*ei( dnwn In I* In the lialneatitle William Kirk. I Mrailcy Oilliam. Th A»aembly riUtrkt, the hiirrmi -l id to bead thr Allied delcmr ton ei I. F Royle and W 11 Stempei 1. I»erid*d H'** *' “in m uniat ipamat R i i i 'UU a«Krr,(lon. pilbh II* A H H ittlV IF .D I'HKSS An initial meeting o( the commit­ China engaged in aggrfi*ion In ly ptinrd tbe great debate diet Winter at it, w in,I ,tru,k tee wai bc|d Saturday n,uin al the Korea. i orntodling I S troop* to those hard at thr nnllon lodi* It 2. Iteqiieolfd a eommlltee on co). Mnntr/iima Hotel for diwunion ot hurled all it, ptinrhr, ,n o ». to n e , with an arldrei* to an toIn-live xerurily io study what to tbe ( m u iieaicd by N .ny order* do aliout meeting this aggression, eold. Hundred, of arhmta lit it v ito l.n w . u vim foMutl imiil meeting ol tbe Senhar,h enld. Hundred, >d m Iu,»U to varatc the pieienl ho (pilal tint to hold up it* work if a good W A M lIN t.lO S , I rl> I (/f*i P r r u m r i mounted rapellv <11 ilr iod Home were clo.ed In the ,lnrrn are.*, office* committee report- progrei* iitc by April *»de* ((«).!> in I hr long (mouldering M llfnnl (Inpute l.ven -i ictllcnienl t|c argued heure- of highway, were him k (If laic, Mi. lutm-y ha* had on a peaceful *fttlrin«d, termed unmbl" te yntw government *»(I»»•w!» itrailling wiili flie L it ,|ii( ed mf I no Ireaehrrou, for -ate !t. Approved creation of tho Wc mini gi*f I mope (iin la n ic n (e ry tilivy schedule, he revealed. lra*el. 1 ran,pnetallon *«> »h>w ling development*. good office* committee to roniiit Monday he w a, in Jacksonville not irnlv liet (ii^ tbetr i, no ared at many point*. ( k n n un l Die Army, which hat been running the n ib n x il- »ltlfe they wet conferring with Capt fi T . t*av, of As.emhly l*re»iilcnl Na»rol,'h rat l(in and powrr line* »rf((fp l ilde illetti itlir, but tieiailie colli 111 slider of ihe Jack *oiiv llie Kntciatn of liao and two oil j •tired lonbe.ul oil < Irikr lad August. (*.(( tie,oming vdually m m crm -l ( rippled nr knocked mil le**> Naval Ail Htation. who staled whom he will name. iicalleied walkout* -lagrd dial tlefente diipment* in Chicagn. Detroit I A S V E G A S . N e v .. L r b . I — |/P| if wr Wftf If If kUmlinu rilru* trowrra enlrulate,! thru I. Called on the P-lping ttglmo I Imt the Navy will occupy ihe Washington. -‘'I- laitiii. Pillihurgh. All.inla and Portland. Ore l.iehiing the prr-clawn iky with Io ',e - In the million. ftifl-ilf c| tit» ,i tent|tI nf ( minium* Station here according to the re In wilhdtaw iti nations and forces ^ Itvfen*r offlrial* wvrr I»l- 1 'll a *uihten hnlltanl Cleat*, the ll»W . front Kores and to *tnp fighting Ido .((Il l^lkllt iv*l*m WfMlItl wnriHi HlfllM (vuuer lentlv annouiBTil mhedulc. tng ladh antes grid the Nntiunnl atom,, e.plmron m If*, than a M IA M I, lr b I t/l*. her M Th ir morning Mr. Whitney at- It. N. force*. hledihtlon Hoard to hn*ien a »er It. Affirmed the detetminatltm *.*>*y ' 1 tended the hpetllliE nf the New flenient of tho wage and lm*n week wai tombed off tndsy .1 tflr, "•* N-,|emii|y. I i(»nh,(wei hart told York rilant* lla-el.all School. At of Ihe tt. N. to continue its ac* di sdlnck Rovemment*. rpr.wlm g le t range i '« • « » -"*< W r ' " ,,rr .......... lion in Knre# In meet the aggee*If the "*irk atrike*" Ipteail to oor.bwed ol here. J wwsnewl that »em,>er*tu,e, w.ll il,, lawmakers ra tlin tHel there | wmn he wa* *rhe.tuled t® attend liilirhron in Orlando a* whirl, *lon, day, it » * i learned that Ptctidc" . I . I I plunt^ *% Ifi^ <44 «lrkprri m -Ice rail oic on de erne , , operation pl.iri* for Seminole f'outdy nartiri l alleil i||e>o all *t*lr.i and StlWimVi44« M lllfd in lH*n»n and Truman may take a direct apiu it to the railroad worker* to wripht roulette wheeli Im n b lfd rn tbe the north, 2r* IP the irn tld lioitloii with Write tn Luinpe would deter- rlpallon in the Ci-ntral I'torida tliorllle* not to help Ihe sggreioor*. the effect of the lle-up* no |(. e/iiii! ill llie hirnc tbe inurir ol iivili/alum and Kx'iovltiUN will tie dlveunveit. and |il(l strove Tuesday rilglil he met with the .lull before Ihr vote, llcitain's wliethn (tec govertirncnl* will fighting in Korea and ikfiu ,i gambling i o m o ot (tie tale-living (oulli tonight Kyivulive anil Finance (TiunniltSir t>ladvn jrhh urged Ihe aspri-itaratiun* oere and in Kurom- city tee of the tTinmlo-r of ( ’(lmnierce •ruddy to (onrentrate on seeking tbe Irene wi ,,,(c ( lire ,t<l(* (onlinue to m i l leader* of the trainmen', uulo i A *|(ohcaman for the Almnie , ' " , Jii*t i.ack from » turn of Ko at the uric hoc in - Hv-laW-chaWBev, a peaceful settlement in Korea involvi-d in the "quickie'' -trike* Kncrgy ('nmmiaalun aalrl that fim tl tomorrow ruglit wcatbci men lope. HDenhuwer -aid liu’te i» no the memtierahin drive and other amt to go slow on sanction* a* fared contempt of mutt pi-naltii-* E s c a p e * * ' ; I,, frdrra! rfttrt 1“ tjti'r*e" -tad aurveya turned up “ mi report* of warned qucaliou of Western Kuriqie'* <1*- topic- were outlined Ye*terd»e gainst the Chinese Ited*. ttiornlrie Mr Whit nev eon ferred M g e ic io n Strong wimi. .ip t,, -) -uilci in .In The most important U*h of th* for th<- atrike Iraiier* nr heavy any riullulogirai nasarti*." frlh-r "Th e re I* a •pirit to rr*i»t," lo- with (T it Manager MrKihhin and It. N „ Jrhh said, is to study *ii fine* on the union Ireetury acre w im - lie cunfini*l hlm*rlf rhirfly hour or .lightly higher will tnhn I J T T U : R O CK. Ark . Feb 1— to ronflrning what mod nf the <aid "There I* a drlennlnatbin to Jack llatgan reeardlng the an- |'«l 4H11-•litIra for a peaceful -cttlet/1't Lie veil "ixilrntially danuci- |w>*tl|ilc if the rmiri upholds the town wire dy knew — that It “ aa tn (lie i lull Sni.ill » m Ii warnmi; ild tlii-ji pnit- to take the ti*k “ inutncemeiil hy Florida Fashluri* merit. leaving sanction* until 1*4. .In (lire t>e|inrtmenl‘* nmtentfou on**’ men (laired a m m break that the apiHiradii walkout* dr ngplnalot No. :i at Ihe new range The Awetnhly liegan ii- *e»sl<jl( lie *ald, too, that Km ope* - of the movement of their mail were boillcd along ihr AtDntu in del division to flilaiidogrente*! newt now I* not Amet hv voting to apply the "gag" »ute tfnm the rriminal ward ot lire died tn)unctiona otilaincd acaiu*t *ince Saturday, amt No- I I »i"c» Thc Chamber of ( ’•■mnieice vchr- in *fi effort to ..peril adoption °t State Mental Hmpilal lad night tin tininmcu In pte (lirfatmn* the fitnt wa* *et off tn S’*>v ioa,t (mm Key U 'r,i in ( i|»- 11it 1, h i -.<it.|fer* hilt iququnetit wbnli rr s*n**(4 oa Css* C**rl .lute next week will al*o he a Ilt| ftinst (»»■ flr llY ft t «1 tfl •rile , A hearing I chediilcd I Mexico in July, IDItt. I h. I b.iul i tera*. and along d and Ik d into the mow-envered II ..Ciilnurd IlM ruRf !'##**» I in Chicago Friday. l,ii - v OKI, III -aid. a'.d --'ill In lie hrnvhcd off all impimei eountryoHe. Simillar injiinrltiiti* are Mill tn mImiiiI the type of weapon "h u h road ter St. Mack elude a meeting al t OH o'chu-l Police threw up roadtdmk* and fo rc e arainM the llrooiherhot«l o f rnav In- tr'ieil. Imt townspeutile I be invatinn »•! At**•« »•« f»nl» K u ild in x P u r m i I s Monday afternoon with the Legis­ lation Committee headed l>y (i 'k i*rucd a ueneral tlarm Rrndenl* Itnilroad Trainmen in Wachinyton agreed that It arem* tn tie more a tiillinieillkr iialmy |wc| en|nyerl amt Cle(( laud, where union head Sperici i and Ktcrulive i uninxItl • o( the area pulled then -hade* ipinilrr* are liu-uted Thu* fur. A t­ than one. by Florida wtute (tie tevl ot ill* Today'* (la*h. i*ttiie**e* *ant, meeting during th evening at 7:30 anri linked then window*. torney tirneral M r(»r«th ntanneil wa* alxrut equal ill lirllliance In nation d m rird I'. M tin Wediteaday evening al roiitcmpt action nnl> in Chicago T h r (uttllivr*. all charged with Saturday'*, hut eon»lderah!y le-* Florida had a go*»l rharin of Issu ed In J an u ary 7:.'lfl n'rlork |dnu» for thr nieoi. Willi Ihe trainmen in the wuge Minding than Sunday’*- And Hi* Iter*hip drive will la- made felonie*. and a mental patient ewnping ihe f r m r until a lo« SAN FRANl-tftCO. Fel». l - iAT and hour dcarllock are ih rrr (dher C ity huilding penult- Inialled The giant *e»t of air d»f*n»a later recaptured ovei|Miwered union*, ihe engineer*, conductor*, rirmlillng roar which followed al-o pre,Mire trough developed m the wa* In* powerful. tiulf. Foreteller* Mild Hint hruki J I 17,1.Vi In eatirnated colt of refrom the Psciflr Coa.it lo the tnur attendant* in their break- and firemen and rngin<onrn All T h r *uo iu*t tieglnning to light the Jam which held luu k tin cold Itocky Mountain - !«*gxn today, One nf the felon*, armed With want a autudantial pay tncrraae the *ky. hut It wa* (till *'"» air run** and it spurted «oiith- mH edud ami commercial ion ,n o ­ tion and irpall wort dining l«n hut the only thing viiild# to most a table leg, tiiggealrd: “ I^ t ’* kill and IK hour* pay for a lb-hour (tail, to determine whether »ny wary, John Gillon, titrltdlng Incivilian* will he oci-a»ion*l vapor the tiactard*.” hut heeded pkaa of work **e*k for iho*c mrinla-r* .n cloud accompanied the trlast. It ward. Temper at .ire, drfip|ied to to pe<>((r, announced this reoirdrig Capt Katie T , I-ourk*, Amet- I rail* high in Ihe *ky. Ihe yard *ervlee. patient* who intervened wa* timed within a few minute* riegeec* at Vice *'*ci, ff* »l J 1 \|ore than It'M.tutl wa- fm Ihe Iran Legion Department commit "Invading" homlier- of the StraThe four union* rejected a «rt Meanwhile, another drama wa* ,,f the prevlnu* two. son. Mlaa., It »* Shreveport, I i bolldiug nf new home-, for which Irernaii "f llie nth lll-liitt, -tntcd tegic Air Commaml -re involved Itrnu nt which had Keen tetilativebeing enacted r»n the «ame hoapi Depereusalona from the »h"ck and 21* at New Clitrnn, Ihi 17 |ieiniitk were (**ued lhl» morning that he will attend with (lefendcr* from Ihe Weitern tal ground*. Crew, of workmen ly xitny arthc_White Ho"*. mlnulr. t» roach here, morning. Ilf the lolal re-iilenlrai ih-m iii I-. the nicettng called l-v Department i.lr defenir force The "A g g re iio r" fought to prevent rotUp*e „f the * " which would put Its center *!>•"<« Weather men -aid the Itm r Isier-Welle*, t oe, developer- Commander Donald tt rtanoll fn -ortie- nro *liove .‘tii.iMSl feet, out vnowcoVcred firtf of a huilding ____ _" . 7fl mile* away. The B.OOO square (Jr node Valley of Texne, n rich from Chatnpaigne, III, sceounled H:(Hi I’ M. Feb. to idliu- Marlon >,f light init well within range of houaing HW1 women and children. [ f l P y P T H IH l t P l P t l H I (I mile* tmmliing range alarte a!»”it d tra * and vegetnide pnaluring for |i( comprising seven 17.mot radar post* *crretiing -Iraiegle There i* no place to move thc*e |i',|-||»m E p H o F m I IV iK O M in mile* northwest of here In de­ area, remained in the try grip nf h i.il-r- and three at JH.IMHI, T h e v e Hotel. Ocala. The purpose of the meeting, area-, patient., Hr Hayden It Dona 1 r,m l I r iN U It li •*ii**M •** raae ra a n the artlr air with |t» degree* te n rr part nf a 7H home devrlmuncnl (hrpi t.nurk* declared. I- to con* The rnaneilver, which alio in­ o f the ho*pilal »ta ff -aid, tieeauxe IMirti-d at t'orpu* t'hrl«t* Wire* m the Itet Air -e-lioo wed of Mel sider -ti p- to te- taken In the . ri vnlvr- navy ra'lar pi' keti at -ca, W A S H IN G T O N . Fell I </!•,FIRST A III CLASH of overrrnwded condition*. wera reported down at lltnwn* lonvtlle Avenue *nd *olllh of the »i* in t.egion affair- created In Naval and Marine air unit-, Army None of the c-raping men wen |U-nnrtt 1*. Meyer*, former major Mme than IfB men and women yllle, at the Texne-Mexican Ivr A C L spur line. lids state tty the recent appoint anti-aircraft artillery, the air drv***d adequately for the free*- (general In Ih r Air Fnrre wa- pa of Lake Mary an- expected to nt- tier on Ihe fiulf of Mexico. Among per»on« ohtallilug luuur ' el)( ^ Hi-i.| M*nn. *tatr ad Force lle»»tvn and the Air N* ing weather and 4itnw*tnrm they |roltd from p ri^in today tend the riaea in flrat aid which Ninth Florida fan - a III to Iml'ding permit* A iring the month j to a («>*l on (he Kronornir tional Guard, will go »n until ■* out*lde. All * " -----* Sime Ittltt, he ha* twen *ervinc Herman K. Morrla will Instruct at 4S degree drop In temperature met on the were ----hareHumlay night, around the clock. Ftahilltation Committee. h aded. At lea.I one had a gun. lime In the federal rrfnrmalory at from 7:30 to D:30 o'clock Tuesday tonight a* (he frigid air mm* wer-- f F, Procter, who la erc-c Only on Saturday and Sunday, The sppointnienl W*' made tiy Three of the group fieri afoot. toirton. V*., after being ronvitted night et the Idike Mary 8chi-,d. envelope* the area Thrrmcunetei j mg a llX.fHWI home in Ite ('our*; The nine nlhcr* apparently sped of inibiring a civilian asaoriate to Mia* Ula Woodard, county homa reading* therr rangnl up to *n Delirett Send who i* building I. Krle Johnston, national eeunoutl- when civilian volunteer aircraft rerctu- spoiler* com* into the exerei**. away in a rar twlongiiog to one lie ahntit hi* (idetlne tm*inex* m . drmonatration agent, announml degree* and are expected to SII1/MKI dwelling al I I I Scott Vie­ staliltUer, following Hie nne ; Mr*. Margatel [.. Kdward- mondatl'ma of Senator* Holland will the civilian population get a of the guardi ihry 1«eat tn * 1B- tivitlr* during World War II this morning. plunge downward tonight whnae IIOJKXl home i. I« ing liuilt and Sinai her*, and Mr, Mann, who chance to ohiarve the going -on lie wa* imniedlaiely picked -ip mmute struggle on the third floor Much Intam t la being ahown In Hitter weather In the tout nf the criminal ward. by tt. S. M ar,halt to answer a the program which it halng spon­ Caused delay* to Florida-hound **n Mrllonvllle Avenue in Ihe May- errrptrd Ihe appoinlmcnt, i« now aloft. Then, light and medium leunlrThe r^rrtal patient, one of the federal income lax w a.lon indict­ sored hy Ihe toike Mary Home train* and cancellation nf a mim fair wrtinn; M- L. Nlchol* who»e loeafetl In Jnck*onvllle, *•1,(110 h"liie i* te !“• in Highland j er» will engage tn low level at three who fled on foot, »x * |urk- ment pending against him at Hal- Demonstration Club, ah# stated (f'«*tlRitf4 ft* •*«•«* Tk»*#i Park and Mr*. Roy Till!*, who nlr ed up three hopes later in a Little llmore. lack* te give the spotter* a rhartca A P P E A L FAILS tamed a permit for a t7,(HX1 home [ CHARLOTTE, N. C . Feh. Rnrk hu* etellon He wa* identi­ to telephone their observations to Meyer*, removed ftnm teuton to •I 2200 Magnolia Avenue fied a* Carl Metrlman. a former the District of GnlumM* tail, was i/t’i A l*»t ditch effort lo »*vt- warning cornier - where the "Influ*tne«» runitrurtiun In, lude* tcvrn convicted Negro p rill fighter. ra p id later lakrn hefor# l) .8 Grrm(he remodeling hy the First Fed- from execution In Virginia failed Among the fugitive* -all of ifil*»i(iner C y ril Lawrence, who I ria l Haling* and loan Co., of the today liefote U . 8- -enior circuit whom had he*n com infled for figert his tnmd on the inrorne tag recently pnrrhased turilding at Oak Judge John J . Parker ohaervation— wa* a man charged • barge at fft/lOO. High yoitriday, M rtth murder and a Colorado youth t Meyera* a* ."- latei **bt Ihe hon<! j Avenue and First Street, a |mrIf'aailaaeO tra p*a» Three! liun of which the film will occupy low (hi* morning M N EG R O 'S D E A T H wordrf tie posted promptly TA L L A H A S S E E . Feh. I.--(J F > -T b e Dm be** of Winrbdf. win, iin the near future. Ju*tlre nf the Peace W. E . W at­ Rain on med lo tbe moil exclutiee ibop* nl Europe and Am rrn#. »ay* die alway I'OLJCK MKCT son, who wa* railed upon last SC.T. IIKNflLP.Y Normal Feh. rstn. 2.31 inch** Sixteen member* of Ike Polite T V - firn o n i,H night at 7:3(1 o'clock to Investigate WITH TH E FIRST M ARINE enjoy* (hopping in Tallahaaoee ttorta. Officers nf tahick Lirut. '.lax Has* IIIVIRION N KOREA, Feh. I — MFMPII1R. Tenn,. Felt. I “ You can find th in p her# you can't get anywhere ebe.” (b* remarked the death of Morgan Finley, fill la president, and 8gt- W, A. If •r:r, (Special I— A * n meaxage ren­ The kidi hete couldn't go to year old Negro of Oil Holly Ave­ The Wcnther vice-president, met last nigh- for ter teletype operator at division yesterday. rhnnl today t*rcan»e of the Ice, nue, stated today that the death The Duke agreed. "Little houicheW thing*.*' be u n i n atoak .-upper at l-orman'x Res­ headquarters, ilarino Rgl. Arthur hut they're getting their |e--on- was due In a hemorrhage JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 1-- m Tallabaiire. population 27.000. ii a trade renler Iru a imall north taurant, and made plan* for Ui# K. Hendiey, son of Mr. and Mrs. anyway— hy television. fin Atlanta u barbecue amt entertainment for li, Handley. Sanford, F la , weal Florida and southwest fleor The hurriedly whipped together C A TN IP P K H •8 u RDmarch thr Florida Peace Officer* Asso­ •>articlpate» in one of the Im­ gia. tmt ll'a atorea never haw he l* writing fnr puhllralinn in program*, which start on W M PTB O UTO N . Feh. l - f d l — William Chicago 9 s ciation hero on Feb, SM. portant nhaooo of the First claimed rank with those of matm- Anril or May. 2 -2 S Th* Dukr raid he had found T V . are aimed especially at stu­ Overton, 31, wa* free today of a Denver Chief o f Police Roy 0- William* Marino Divirion'* alahorate com- potllian fltle*. 1 -u "very good «nort wonderful dent* of tha county schools. They charge that he possessed m ari­ Dts Meins* estimated today Lhwt more than municotlona eyatem in Korea. The famou* conplo endad their Frrino SI tt quail" hunting at Iltir»*ahne Plan­ haven't lieen aide to get lo school juana. 2S0 o f the foremoat law enforceHandley, who joined the Mar- third 10-day winter hontlne vt*it for a week. The city school* rinsed A stale chemist testified In the Now York M IT tation. His lurk wa* I “'Her than merit officer* In Florida will at­ Inaa In Paramaar IMT, was to Uw luxurious plantation of Mr*. down yesterday, municipal court trial yesterday Waihiagtos U tt tend tho event which will include among tho flrat Marina* to ar­ Georg* F. Raker, 8r., yesterday usual, although he was somewhat County School snprintendcnl that what Overton had was cat­ Wlnnlpof • tt -10 out o f practice. contests in pistol shooting. Capt. rive Tn Korns, landing with th* and wont hock te How York, George ||. |larnr» urged "aa many nip— not marijuana. Jacksonvilla 7 1 Luck wasn't too good un the one R ot TIIH* la chairman of th# com­ Flrat Mario* Provisional Brig- ■ where Uw Duka will p « t Uw ff' 7« r[ ttfMw* hunt, though. OAlv one wa- »tud#nte aa poaalhle to look In. Tha man said he smokoa it to Tallahaasoo f i mittee In charge o f tho program ado at Pusan op Ang. 3, 1250 nlvhlng touches te Uw r»* <Cm u o o *4 o* rag* Tkr**i nteerve sod study the program*." relievo his asthma. SI Tampa Tcmpcrnturc.s Ai r Ex­ pected To Drop To Einlitcen D e g re e s Del it H rtlrlll |,ll t tipi h(|« Committee Chairman Whitney C o n f e r s With Captain Day Pressure Mounts For Settlement 3rd Atomic Bomb Of Paralysing Railroad Strikes Is F.xploded Near LasVegas, Nevada Flash Is Lest Bright Than Second But Equals First Blast Eleven Criminals Stage Break From M e n t a l Hospital Guards Arc Beaten By Potentially Dangercius Mock Air Battles Will Be Staged T n Test Radar Screen Tolulinff $1 u o o o laOiicks To Altonrl District l.ckfion Meet Duke And Duchess O f Windsor Arc Visitors On Florida Plantation Sanford Won!her s WEBB I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, January 31, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 31, 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>, January 31, 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/302d00e4b38f3855878ec620c1422f1a.pdf 4be8451f178c16febd13c14027bab6ae PDF Text Text / . r . , , t v * w**:< r I* 1 P A G E S IT South Fnvored I C M l I I M r • tmm rm tt O o r t IC oatlaaia Prom Pag* O u l r ir n liit * of the National Aitvlaory Committee for Arrnhaullcra a m exploring the aerodynamic prob­ lem* of mlaalle* f im l into the Atlantic from n base at W allop*, l.ln nd , V * A huge refrigerated hangai Ml K lgln Field, serve* ati the A ir F o rte'* all-wealher labotatoty. These v iljil rn llila ry tesearrh i enter* have Im n located In th e South for n variety of reason*, ho ■aid, hut line common denominator i* the {south’* rrln tlve arrurity to enemy attack. Ilomhei* traveling over the North I'ola to attack Am eilran target* would have to fly all the w ay acroaa the country lo icmcIi th e se title d * , and them would i» maximum opportunity to deled the enemy and laimrh in* w ere set o ff by yt *te rtlay’a detonation, but no pru|>rity da • a u c t w a i reported. C iliie n s g e n e ­ r a lly were not p lea*«l. The |«dii«» department got four call* per m i­ nute fpr a half boor. A n AKt" itH tkrinian -aid that the experim enters an- "all i|n tle ha|i|>y' with r m o ll a n f then 1• -1 He denied that Ih r l t - ( lly d to g m ) Istmb » i> tiring tried out. but th at atill left n lh a f jxi .itiililic s fo r speculation. On Ja n . 23, McMahon ( I ) fn n ti.i chairm an « f Ih r Senate-Hmi*** atom ic C o m m ittrr, -aid n m i r r • la bring ionic In d e vrio n ltir n v a rie ty of atomic weapons. It «»< diaclosnl la it year that tin- t . 8 has liahy atomii' I h. iii I h sm all enough to be r a n toil bv Jct.flg h l r r - l H . M i l « r mil that the A rm y ha■ «!*•«i-loicfil atomic w n iiu u ili for guided mlm-ik.. unit ntoinic s h e ll. which (ouhl he f in d hy u r tille r y . In a rc|Hirt to O titgtrl.-u u . Johnann, thro S r r r r la r y o f II*1 fen*c, put i t . "A to m ic weapons »•• no lungi’. a sm all nttmlrer <>f bomb* of .< single aitc ami type to lie tianl o nly r tia tr ifir a lly on n ra n fu lly selected target. " A v a ilcty of weapon* t* under development which may in tho near luture hn*<- m ilita iy «ignifir a I hi II i la rtic a lly a ml ittn tcg l* c a lly ." l a l f t t r it It being tented, lam Vegan* agree, it'* pretty tough to take licfiue h ie a k fn 'l. h i . Sc r «= **• P- w l i Colored News Y- f . —gg£- _ v; e* :■ f ; &I . Fir. — I »*" A Ionin H erring, HU year old N egro farm i-1, diril Frid a y night o f a heart ntlHck at Ins home In Cameron *"ity. H r came from C a iro , (ia . In ltt.ll unit hml farm eil In the Hanford area fm the im at 12 ye an . He ia survived by the widow and two daughter*, Liechtenstein I* a I ’riocipallt v on the tipper Rhine between Aual tin and H w itlrrlan d with a poller foree o f about GO men and w ith no m ilita ry fim-e*. Legal Notice -- M TMM M i l N T n r T l l l i • I I I v r v J l l H d ,. t in k T V . M l.fill I I I t . IV P l l o l l 4 T lt. IN l I K l T I I K F:mT A T K U K _ J . K P A IIT IM . I i e u w i l TO A t . I, M t H t llT O It a A V II P t : i | . Nona If A V I V I i I I , A iw a ON III*.. N A M lia Alt t I k a T * AI I I I . I T U C i T o o «n<t cacti of i n * a t * h e re b y n o illllw l amt m i u l r r i l In i if n c f lt an y c la im * an il iti-mar.tl* w h ich you, n r • I t her of you roar h a i r ••■nlnai tin r e la t e of J. I*. J**rltn . •!•*,*»■ .I, ta le of a a lit I'o u n ly , to th e I'n n n ty Ju d g e o f tcem liioli' C i i e i t r . r l n r i i i * . m •»•■ o f l l e r In l b . i n u ll tinner nf k* | i ) County at H in t iin l. Heiiilnolu C o n n r y , K f u r liD . w ith in H a lil «at<n«1ar m o n t h * from the n m . ••f tin n , . i p a b t le a llo n o f Itil* n n th * H«ch H a lm n r d n u m l ahull h r to » m la # , a n d > k |K r l a t r ( h r id ai a n f m i l l c R c r * 0 4 f n c l i . f f l i . I.l.lii - nr th e i l a lm a a L am t * h a ll hr • w o rn jo b y , l h r ( M lit ia n l. In t m i n i . o f B * r M lfo rn ry . a n d *•>> a u iti r la lm n r d a m a a d nnl me file d *h « l| h r tn h l i AA J I .I .I H K A I I N K U . I*A ItT IM A * * d m la l* t r a lr i* •>( the f » t a l r o f J , K. P a r tin , t in r a r n l n w puhih inn J a n J r . I X I . T O O L A T H T O C I-A H fllP Y P U R N I K I IK I ) llt 'N f i A LOW ,>« rage neat tnwn h all, neat atmea, rlturehek. Iteferenre* ekrhangml. M m . J . It. M rn lrl., l.migwiMnl . F la . F O It H A I. K or lent (iiual liualtleca b u ild in g , Celery A v r. Im iuire at sis k. mil. st. A P T . 8 IZ K Ilotnolnt refrig e rato r, R ual M il by Tueailav I'.M . »7f>, a y be aeen at 70tm Mellon, v llle A vc. Dr. Henry MeLmilin Magnolia . .. Ontcen News •V.H, . f L O M IO A . HP Legal Notice fly M ATIN A I1UNNINU J . I'rlham had his Junior boys Kunday School claaa at n weiner roait at Deep Creek Frid a y night. Those attending were M r. and M r*. J . I'rlham , David Lu ke, L a r r y l lir t . Dirk Schulte, Herman A llman, Ixiwis Allm an and Kenneth llo ia rk . Tim Young People'* C la n of II. T. II. heh| a welncr remit at thr lute on New Camp placa S at unlay night. In the aharnrp o f the trarher, M r. and M r*. W. We hit. Mr*. Herman H re yse lU , and J . 8. Prtcraon w rn t w ith the claaa. Those attending were the Miaare F ra nr la C la rk, Peggy C la rk . H elen Lee, Marilyn M arilyn Ifaught, B arb ara _ K W illiam * and llr r fiidtirns, Alice nivr W illiam *. Also Robert l l i r t , lltyan Nettle*, Wendell llir t , ft fci p ln m . David II m ark, Kugrne Law rence, ih fp lle all till* satiety nf acti­ O n tail Lawrence and Paul Brooke. vities, he called the nlnm bomb M ti. Partin and daughter*, till the most vital inilitiary re- Peggy and Flutence of ChrDtm aa, si n id i prop'll iti the region. T h e on hii|-i Y-12 di'ctnim agnetlc *e- spent Sunday with frirnda puraiion and K - .f, gn>cott* diffu- Farm lon (load. Mr. and M rs. Ueorgc C arter of “ Inn plant* nl Oak Itiilge—which i of I tie fisciunahle Uranium 236— (iroveland railed on friends S u n ­ day. ore the harklaini' nf Ihe Atomic M u . M yrtle P e rry and slaugh­ K m rg v Commission p'ogtam. Ilo said it wit» rr|H irtisl this progrant ter Shirley uf Sanford apent the i* to lie greatly expanded with weekend with her mother Sire. construction of a new separation Dunning and sister Mr*. 0 . C . 11m ack. plan! near the numth of the Ten* Mr. and M i*. W . M atlair had aa lleisce tiver at I'adlirah, K y. guest* on Sunday their children He tevralrd that hi* urganlta- and grandchildren, Mr. and M ra. tlnn, in riKiperntion with the In- 0 . A . I L u iis and two children, M r. •In-trial hiiti mu of the Atlanta and Mr*, lllu fnrd Carroll and *'ha ‘ la-i of Commerce, had ad* rbildten, and Mica M ary I^e MatviMiited a site near Atlanta for » ta il. now multi m illion dollar ipiatterMr*. Thelma Sutton and aon o f master ir s r a n h lalMiratory. From Lee-burg apent Sunday w ith M r. an original liat nf .evrtal hlin- ami Mra. R. D. Button. d " d pruposals. lie said the I*.an! Mi** Janette Jenklnann, atuile.it has i lim liinteil nil exrcld four nurse at K l. Vincent H ospital, nlte*—one of which it Atlanta. Jacksonville, wa* home over tfm weekend. Ml*- Five W illiam *, nurse at (Iran g r M rinorial Hospital, waa ....... .. vlaitlng her parent*, M r. # • T t n i l k H f d ^ **n «> * V ' f l a # f |« a p | tOftir mine (iifflru ll n* h lark „ f Mint M i*. It. l ] . W llllam a. Rev. A. W. J r r r ln g and M r. J . trnim d petsonoel I* fe ll. In all nf area* of llu- otoiinmy shortage* K Kerfelhlt, superintendent w ill rau ie loo heavy m burden tm i Ilottom* llaptiat Orphanage, Monexisting facilities nrreli ratirig the tlccllo, A ik ., passetl through Oata tr of <|itcrioratlon. Accident* teen on tlw li way to a cor\7ycncc l..........on ............... frTenH*. mused by ineipi'iirnri-d penotinel In Lakeland and c aillotl Rev. Jn rln g waa pastor of tha w ill la- nutnvrnui, he added. "A n even more rnervating ef­ Raptlst Church hero until almut fect on the economy w ill he th r a year ago. Matina Dunning ap«nt three In ., of confidence in the United S ta irs dollar which w ill send I miiiiI day* thi* week w ith her daughter, price* plummeting and rut Into M i*. Myrtle P a rty In Banford. M r. and M r*. J . 8. Peterson pension* and tlfelnng savin#*," were Ihe recant guests o f M r. Mr. H arr continued. "The m oralr nf the middle Peterson'* hrothera, Mr. and M ra. rlns* w ill In- particularly low un­ M. C. Petr rami of lakelan d and der »ufh condition*," he added, I L 8. IVterson o f Sabring. |I U rilin g ns example* the hopelc**- mother, Mt*. Kntma Prlarson rom v* of this group Ip France, turnisi hunie w ith them fo r a ahort visit Italy ami to aom,- extent tiic a t lliita in . . Mr. and .Mra, I I . Alderman o f I'olnting oul that more money Tampa vi»lled R ev. and Mra. 4. C. fur les* gi«*l» l« the essenre of W aiters of Dclaim i and attended ioflalion, Mr. (la r i said the only tha morning aervtcea of the B a p ­ mrthnd available to romlwt it i« tist Church Sunday. highn pnaliicliiMi lo pmvl<le nvi»e real imome for llitt people nf the iwliun. .. Kenalor l.lnyd Ihiyle di*cii*Hnl the advantage* of a -mail claim* court for Kcm lim lc County and f ’outicll B rill r x r r u t lv r , ytrvtvl s* pointed out that anrh a law ia snnnuiirar. S erving s i , Judges o f wot king well in ninny olhei Flo ri­ •he rnnteata werp Jrw l Fielrt, Boda rornmiinilie*. He also piesnetl lea'st lliow n, D r. A . W . Eppe, J r . the group for an uplnnln on a nml O rville Tnuchton. On Friday evening, Saturday and garnishment law fi.t Florid* a* a means nf ro llerlitig had account*. Sumlay, Hoy Scout*, who w ith atC. FI. Morri»nn rnovnl that a H coulm aitrr John Piereon m m niittre he fornierl In conitder tended Ihe National Jamboree at the small claim * court ami the V alley Forge, P a ., during the summer, pitched their lent* in F o rt motion was carries!. Retiring (’ resident C. I . Krd- Mellon Park near the Tourist Cen­ dlng reviewed Ihe work of the te r. Mrrehant'a A asocial inn during 1050 anil cites! Ihe Chilstinas B ittin g , 61. lo Kaborn, K. G. Ifa r Ned Sm ith, if, Henry lle n ry Rueaell. R ussell. "No parade, i|M>n*ore(| inlntly with the par, Ja y re e i, a* Ha m ajor mntrlbutiuu Jo hn Pope, Forest Gatchell, A n ­ drew Stine, B- L- Perkins, J r . , for tin year. Treasurer T . Fi. Tucker reail a Dot PowrU, John Kader and T . K finatuial trporl of the Asos ia- Tucker. llm i's activities which shown! n total expeuillliite of I2.6U7 dill log 1060. John Ivey read a 11*1 nf direrIota, voted on hy m ail, for 11*51 which Im-luiled C . I.. Tinkling, Jack llatigan, W . M. Mnrrlann, John .Seitkarik. 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C. lu by the r la lm a n t . a g e n t, nr a t ­ f S E A b l to rn e y . and a n y s u r l , - u l m or d e­ m and nut so (tied s h a l l l.e void IN t ill NT or TH R COBX’ T n<*!fA n iM M K R W A .’f J t D U In k K N I k O l .K r o ll N TT, As a r t m ln ls t r a t r ii nf lha s t i t k o r r L o m iiA . in r e u . K s ta t r » f K 7. ZimmerNAT u. m an. .le . easr.1 I N It K T i l l ; E S T A T E O F f i r s t g u b llra tln n J a n u a r y I. I h l K N I O I t C t U I I .B T T . I**r*n *# d Tt> A b b H H I I N I T N A Y C O k C R N N i N o tlre I* h ereb y Btven that lla ta n r ilT IT ID l * S A N K MW A t N otice Is hereby g iv e n Ihst I alp , K C u r l o i H ied h er f in a l rep o rt a s r iig s g - .t In h u slriesa at 111 South A it m ln ie t ln lr U o f lb * e a ta la o f K n . l- a r k A ven ue In H a n fo rd , tfsmlnola •lo r C n rtrtL. dareuea-l, that sh e filed , C o u n ty . K l , u n d r r th e flctltlau a h e r petition for f in a l d is c h a rg e , and n a m e •'Hanford l- a ln t and H lsaa t h a t s h r w ill a p p ly to tha H onorable C o - and that I In i end to reg ister fto u g la* H trn stro m . C o u n ty Ju dg e ■aid nam e p u rsu a n t to th e term* of n f Ham lnnle C o u n ty . K lo rld n . on I k , th e y ir t lilo u * N a m - (tta ru tr, to-w lti 1 3th day of F e b r u a r y A .D . D l l . for a p p ro v a l of sam e an d fo r f in a l die* Her M - «» of K to rtila H tatuti* D l l w ith t h r C le r k o f th e C lr r u ll Court , h a rg e a s A t lm ln la lr a lr ls o f the r e la t e of K n do r C u r la t t . decaaead. o f Sem inole C o u n ty . K lo r ld * . o n th is D i l i d ay o f J a n u a r y A .D IIO V V A IIIt M i t l t i n i l l . NOTH IS T o A P P B A II ia J t IK in . iK M lio t K r m .v T r . n . out d a , in n a n N A T K I S l l l ' i K t IT A T B n r K . 1. SIM M BU M A N . D c s s im .1 the public from 10 A . M. to 10 P . M. Tucw iay an d Wednesday, th e exh ih lt sponsored hy the V . F . W. d r|ilrls the mod famous payo ff In world hlatory-na nudy the nayoff rec--ivevl hy H ille r, Jliissollni ami Tojo. The latter, the only w ar m akrt in history who wa* made to answer for hi* r rim r* In a Court of la w and legally hanged, ia ahown nervously a w a itin g hi* execution in Sugamo ptiaon. H itle r, tiappre tvcnratii the Reichstag in hla concrete hunker with h i* hrlrlr of one Hay, F>a Rraun, i* shown taking the rciwaril'a exit— aulriHe. GENEVA NEWS By VALLBKN PKKVATT Mr. and Mra. Joe (ioodaon of New Sm yrna spent Sunday w ith Mr. (ioodaon'* daughter M rs. Windall Uraddy and daughter Ju lie . Mra. K. I I . Kilbee, Mra. W alter Yarbough, M r*. C. A . Oldham and Mra. George l.in d iay, attended th* Home Demonstration Meeting at Paola last Thursday. Mr. and 6 lrs. Herman Fo re had aa their gurxts Sunday evening M r. ami 6tra. J . P , Sm ith of O vie­ do. Mr. and M r*. Phillip B auer had as their dinner guests Sunday M r. and Mra. Fred Ballard of M ait­ land. M r*. Tom m y Geiger o f Sanford apent Wednesday with Mra. Gaorga Unde. Mr. and M r*. Kd. G u y e ile , Mra. latcille Norton and ton had aa their gueaU Sunday 61r. and Mra. Bam lo>vy o f Sanford. IA Mra.i. Kndor Curlatt le ft Satunlay. n If lf!h l b y, plana fo r K re se l _____________ ll il i , Philadelphia, Pa- to attend the funeral acrvicea fo her brother Mr. George Kichner, who paaat-d away Saturday morning. The Geneva P . T . A, heid it* Jan u ary meeting at the Geneva School at 3:30. Those present were Mra. Roy N kho la, Mrs. Jessie Fulford, Mra. C alvin O llham , Mr*. H o v e r Le Fila a . M rs. Pearl YarI "Ugh, Mra. • Kd Guyette, Mra. L u c llls Norton, M ra. W alker P re ­ v a il, Mra. Leona M cLain, Mra. T . R. Phillips, M ra. I .ester Harper, .Mr*. Eu ia Moran, and Miaa M ary T-tte n . Pinna ware made for the luunty council lo meat here Fab. 17. M r. Vinlny and two rhildren of W r it Palm Btach are staying with Mr. and Mra. Ban Greer. Mias Ruth Lemmon of T allah as­ see visited the Geneva 4-11 club Tuesday. MU* Lemmon ia an a s­ sistant 4-H leader. Recent visiters in the homo of Mr. and Mra. B oy W . Nlchola have been M r. and M ra. Norman W . Lo w rey, of Colum bia. L y .; Mr. and M rs. J . M. Pow ell, of A tlanta, G a.; M r. and Mra. M. H . Dandridgr and daughter, G lorida, of Senatohia, M iss.; M ra. John W. Caldw ell, o f Senatebia, M ix .: and M r. ami M rs. Bmeraon J . Kstes. of Monlgomary, A in . Owner T ie JAM Kg I. ilK llltlN H . wtinse i>lace of rssldakr , Is unknown You are hereby require,! to file your w tltlrn dafensee. |sr*.in sily or by attorns)', on Kebrciar* t*tk. IS FI. In a i srtaln d ltn rr* proceeding In IN* C lrr u ll f'osrl nf C ndlns mlnote County, yiorlda. In Ch»neery. nn ah t.ra sln l'.l title of said reuse being J ITA V ITA HUAIIAM H K ltltlN U . 1’U ln ttff vs JAMlUt It tii:m tiN H , i>*r*ii.ia»i U ITN l Hg my hand and offl. 1st •eat nt Hanford. Klorlda thla D ili day nf Jnnoary, A 1». D l l O >, HKItNTMiV c ie tk . C ir c u it Court IK K A L ) IlHl.'HHHI.ttKIt AMmx iATKH Atlornayn for I’la ln tlff ftanfarit, KtorbU i.r .t iA t . n o t i c i : N o t h * la h e ra b ) g iv e n that I am en g a g e d in h u sln naa In fh u lo n la . H am ln o l* C o u n ty . K l * under the f lr t lt lo a * nam e "D ou b le lia r -It It a n r h " and that I Intend to r r g . l i t e r M i d nam e p u ra u a n t lo thn term * of lh a K l r t l l lo u s Nnm* S ta ­ tu te . In -W It: Mac S « l *1 of Ktnrlda H ia t u tr * D U w ith th e C le rk of tha C l r r u l l C o u rt of Sem inole C o u n ty , K in r Ida. l i n t V A I t l ) It It r iM tL T P E I Ml Y It . It T IID b T . O w n e r* m i' T i n : n m i i t i d i i i t o k t h is k lk T I I J l lllt lA I. I l l l l l IT, IV AND TON n K N Ik tib i: I Ot k TV n/t/<7ii III I'llO N K N. PA R K iiEt.KN b c u itL F rrr A d tn ln D tra trtx nf lb * r« ta t* of K n d o r C u r let I, deceased. f i w m n 121 AVK. / 1 W/A* I U / / '/ / / ' / MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—TYPING CREDIT INVIC.STIGATI0NS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDITTKt.nrHONKH BUREAUISOOF SANFORD ant 1071 Room 101 Sanford A lla n llr N allonal Bank BM «. Boy Scouts -^r7n,5=."».rw :. ,T j h f ^ M. M any; move n in ... I F o ru S 6 042 £ f “• Can you 0 |t lt im e lr lh l IIS SIONDAT JAN. 29, 1951 - T H E S A N F O R D T T E H A L D , 5 A N ? y ilD [ F L O R ID A Atomic Hlant . I’hnnr 11 * « * “' * w find her? ROBSON SPORTING GOODS *- *• v£" i < A • • • Uth» " n "1 iM - ^ U ls t ^ ' Enfcy T en n is W IT H Mncfirrctir-GnldKitlillt AN D NpnlfliiiK K q u lp n irn i Ttw ilmpliK •niWMri now ty|M HuoIoh p artflb la k ire te n a h a a U rL Cho«p, iH ItU ntr liw a m lia l. P*rtup» Uw*« a Plo ttK i Parlor O perator. , , the • f a D ra a Shop o r o f T H R N A T IO N A L T O U R N A M E N T TENNIS BALLS..............................can of 3 | J | PRACTICE BALLS ..................................... .. | | c 1 TEN NIK RACKETS IIKAIMIIIARTEMH fO R : g W o o l and Nylon THLET1C WK KH Ladiaa and Man's IsOW UUAKTBK TENNIH SilOKB m Iy i»L ■ ' 4f Ft*ajJ Oil CAU OUft O H K il B w rylM kl for Um Athlete LV ^ v /v: i - j* . • t* -nAlgkHSHSaSi£> !' * ' - �TH E hi Unity There U 8»r«n*lh— T o P ra H e t the P m m o f Ih * W orld: T a P r w K t Uw P t H r n i of Am erica. T o P t f l M t Prosperity for B » M . Cloudy e ilh light rain and w n itu h a l colder extrem e north o n lin u ed mild and portly rtoudy »oulh and central portions thh afternoon and tiH iifh l. * V O L U M E X X X X I1 A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y K n t a lilb ih r d 190ft Allied O ffensive Slowed To Crawl ' At Main Red Line Battleship Missouri Shells East Coast; Lost Patrol Cuts Through Red W EATH ER S A N F O R D . K I.O K IP A Chamber Committeemen British Sacrifices To Be Increased, A ttle e Declares N K W S I'A I ’ K I I T l'E S D A Y JA N . .»). > liir.l A vo trin li'fl 1’ ro.vc I.r a s r tl W in - No. I l l United Nations Set To Brand Chinese Reds As Aggressors; India Tries To Halt Proposal 20 Divisions W i l l Florida S t a t e To O p t i o n Granted T_:__ I I s e $20 Thousand tv f t - . , w u Soon Be Trained, To Oz i e r - Wel l er Russian Attempt To Delay Vote On US Resolution Turner! DownBy Committee - . TO KYO . Jan. 30 - </!’ >— P Dnugtoboyx ipcarheading thr Allir i limited ofleniive were ilnv*rd to a craw l by diehard Red r n o I .A K f . S L 'C C E S S . | an K) f/T ) i m i H IA S S I-K, Ian Wi iA*» lance today. An officer taid tliry Fto ro la Slut,* U n iv e rsity today I he Soviet hloc trie ii unttw rcitapparently bit the main enemy la lln l for f'.'n^ll.t worth of •rhollu llv tm lay In tlelav for 2 J hour* . till* moory for l . l l student* force arrayed along the Irotrn a l lilted N aliont ‘ ole on the to o .tty s th lrte * -out of i t , s h a le LONDON. J a n T «» — (A’> western Korean warfront. t nite.l Slate* demand that Cnnto f lloproceed* from no ritra On the eait coaU. U . N. power I ’rimr Mmitlcr A lik e watnrd Briinuntit C hina he indicted at *n day o f racin g at Flo rid a hoi*e and lon* Inday they muil return In hurled hot t lr r l and bombi into a *|og M arks, t K g ir iu ii in K u ira *omr nl lh« World War II econ­ W A S H IN G T O N . J , n « t— i,l’ tl w a, (ti,- rir .1 ,,,p,e*1 LSI* ha. North Korean town from carrierMir l ilv ( urn|,m uon la*t ni(;hl UtiM ia. Poland am i C/trli"*!?*omic control* if llie nrw C4.70II,. fl nm the I rem h Premier R c n r Plevrn made fo i w ithd raw al *ft»a»ed plane* and big gun* of war* Phot*, Hv Tod S w a lm m k I In d ry France i« lim lrlin g up 841, I V , »hnte allotted > It tiy the l?r tilled A I .Ml day i.plio n In l!ie vakla appealed lor an ad|nitma000,000 ihiec-year ikfcn»e pro ihipa. firm ■>( O /ie i W eller, lr« . on lake , G. W. Spcmr-r, left, and .laik Itatlgan, right, h i *■ ncently apmenl of the U . N. P n ld n a l Comgram it In I k- carried out. It u Milnted a* * .Minltt.. chnrimrn of the Seminoli t'ountv t’ha lo-r of l<ri it ir n g t l, • In d ilv to cf<> h rr full letaid of control from la.t year's Hundreds of enemy rupply w revonoe to the -pedal racing lim it pin|>eity now ter*m g «t a liultee on the irm in d that they had a foretoken of dill more iacrificc« I j i m m r r - . Mi Spencer, an attorney, h ead, ih r L -g l.l* lit> - C o iiiiiilttr-c. (lilt in llt r N o ill, A tl.in lit alliance , , h .d a r.h ip f „ „ . l * „ th „ ,ir,- d l,y ih , «>fl b all diam ond lor tli puiptne ( , r t r l i c d no m vlruclinna on amendhide* were iten in North Korea Mr R n tii-an 11 in ch arg e of the M ,-m l*r»h lp I'o m m ittr* w h trh w ill *Kitn<i ( oim m iniit aitg rrssm u. I ! ' I '1 h iriristtit moving toulhward toward the for the Hiilnh pcojik nl , o n d iu ctio n ol ill apartment Attlee ipokr to the llo u .r of plan tl.c |o tilling m em bership ?lrlvu to c a r l) March U m lei tlie- < lrlen,r b u ild u p n<?« P re v io u sly , tl" UlttVei* ty >d unit*. C ilv Manager C h lfo id \ h • menl. In ihe I, S. prnpmal anil I?* w ntern battle line. Commoni a* many Hrilnli newtin pt?>Kte»«. he «*td, F ra n c e will F i<t.« drew i .*>.*• t*. ,?f I I . 41 '" - ' Arah-Suan re.oluiinn calling fo rw a rd U. N. unit* in the nminintt IN?, .Ul it* nm niim t l'i< i i t I MI5 »ntil and I lot lil* \ iiti'l M k ih h in vlaterl iln* ji.tjrcit, tnlical of ionic ai|recti of tor ,* >rven-powrr tnnfriem r on have 20 ir u i.U r d m .i« n . in U i o (w r „ „ ^ f „ , N '..gror. t.,..k * U 77 w ntern rector advanced laborious h,*(,|r i o.i ol the ipalltnenl. may the rearmament program, e ip rtn I-at f^iiiein prohlrm* bv thr i-nd „ | I ' l l j . w ith HIO.IMKI „ t(f „ f , gi:J,M20 .banly only a few hundred yard* on he M0II.IHHI oi moie, u u tf.tlrd ed doubt* wiiettocr it w*t big I lie tn m m iltr* lu iu e d down the more men under *nn* th an at thr A ll hut I I tif tlie t'S C .lu d e n tthe tilth day of their northward fhe ( nminii.mil a llri if t.Jin*} enough or could be carried out td jo u in .im rn l pru|H>«*| by t vote n u lh rc ik n f W o ild W ar II *"' "i>- lid ?d I 2!i .u h m lttw l t.. ^lim ited o ffrnnve. Ihr l» •ml rruiltilion loi the 5 1 *) 0 .co m p troller C M (!* v atl? u l 12 ay t in ,I. 10 in la v n r and I .’ I lam e •> yum all* anti not |u>l A regimental officer told Aa- speedily enough to he effective. IVl<l wiiaiJ oi.j teimin.il on the |e|e. Some paper* taid the callup n ril rorlated preaa correapomlent Jim la ir w eather frie n d ." he pledged i j i . imhi . i l l Ku to pay w ho lakrtronl, p.*..e,| l|,r me.*,ute ahttrntm n*. •uinmcf of 250.000 letervid* for Th,- Com m ittee then went • \m e rn an *. la i.h t p . fur the *en -e.lrr rn -lm t which oilhon/r, the City to lour Ml think we've hit th eir main da- 15 day* of training offetrd loo bea,| w ith l*» deloite, w hifh was P le v rn urlrkraM-tl th e N ational b in o t ro a . frnae lln a ." . Imnrl. In thit amount I lirtr. ..ml ecpei-led to Ira il to a Vote tome Prea* (Jut, after a -t in .id . 1 be lllsle t onfrtrine ,N»m On the flank, however, gain* up short a (raining period to I m- nf inn with Presidiiil rnmtan in which Florida Slate atthdiewtn K, 'hue, will Iw- iletigiialed tim e d iirin y the n ay . .Vt le a,t l?*oany real Wnefil to a i i m ile* were recorded. his .e tie , of ronfcenei-, t.,*ic lleremhcr, >li?l not permit stihsidi ■'* l""l tern,m,l .,r,d pitting metre t b li? |. of the no m*lin n , were e iA n enemy dlvliio n* may he |,?ctr-l to vote for the H . .S. proThe Prime Minl*lrr, who an­ They* turned to IV,--tern Kuio* Mlinn of athletes ,-*iept under the re*er,ur bond, manning the Red dtftnau lln r on nounced the program to the II» umj (lO.ltl ;> ,-ati nefense problern. after havsame ,-holarship < ondition. »* the woatern half o f the 40-rnllr of (!ummon> yesterday, told the In fo rm ,-,I ip ia it e i, -aid Ib ita iu Ihe ...III, ,11 dl IKNIitli |*h »| *r“11\ mg dealt yesterday w ill, tbc rk- uther .Indents Now unaltu, bed to II* ASSOI IA T K H PUKKH W A SH IN G TO N . J«n 30— </l“i r fro n t Parliament today: «iimpit«init Lifa JO f „ M in t lu iit r bad received In .t n ic t io n . In .upfense of Indrahina. any athletic conference, K8II will An undei|eimined numlter of _ T hey're well dug in and deterport the II . S p ro p o .a l, together Two Senalm t urged C n n g iru I. Government control of law nf I -ikr \ ip a l* n k If-ul |iirv i« H (ily Pleven .*l<l he rant*- t*» R a h giant athletic scholarship*, * mined to atay." L t. Col. Bernard w ith tw o |,e lu tlie.e aiu rn ilinen t*. Imiay to autlinrttr thr rearuilmg railmad twilchmcn uf at leatl foul ingtoii with one rncdii id,a m material* may la? widened. The IJni*er«ily official, .aid annte of hern tmtl^v Peete r* of I k r k K a lla , W la., expliot, n , John G ia y , and t „ ab .ta in on the A .ia n Iwn in Detrml and two mlml—“ U, strengths the lies Inst the ta, ing scholarship money with, v already has taken over uf a U- S . Foreign l^gm n. to he railinad* y . ,___ . , rcutlva o fficer of a apearhred re* government N. A ra b proposal, i U i i Ii m * a i via veil away from MihI mil two countries and nil drawn tmlay will not g« directly to . 1 w ">,r (omfMMcd of a million or more mi (h it ago g im rn t told Becker. it l.h delegate Juliu>> K.,t«,,f the AlUiltlir Alii* students, b'tt will g'» Into Ihe llnl,,,,,, bad riptred I be tile **.*, ,1 k” m r ml* work Itufay, rr)H>itiiig in : ineml*er > Advance Allied unite, he added, Ruchv delayed the vote by a long udi-Communid young men of 1 Hnrr." versllv treasury to pav tuition and "tic lime utidri cnntideraiaiu i,y the ntthek on the Dnitrd Stale., whkh were au fferln g their heaviest eaaearlier *pnkrimrn *md oilier naliont. ranee's m o very aince lilao. •'< nay the cost of maintaining the I loud,* Department o| the Amen- some diplomats described pri­ ualtlea o f the offenalve, but iheae Fra Tlie "tick** tall* ajrpesrrd In ' alum front th, dm**,, [«“ « ,*! team in Tallahassee durt<M |^ ,„ in t,„ „ „ r |,r<,| Senator* Lodge (K - M a u ) and were fa r blow the “ te rrific lower, vately a* a filthniter. After hr follow the pattern ul la*l Dec- that “the CommunisU * atWe t *'ig la.t faII • pre-tcason, prartka. ■ .c ' ' hail hr, ii .peaking alnio.t an hour. being inflicted on t h a jW M^r." ^ Edwin C . Johnton (D - tn ln ) prov­ •top us," Plevrn sat>l, AU'erican l*or, teller .head fre’ lball cnaeh, * einl»er'» wnrk .loppagr when roaM French defrgate Fra n c i. la C w l* F o r the aacopd < ed thi* idea at hearing* by the amu, he Will, are arrivii.^ nn,l ‘ a*'1 every memliet nf Ihe undeTin- area on-toon, jp , |rr( H-krd the chairman to see that nded aw ay fh in e *e artinerd Senate prr,m .cdnr., .aUummi.iee ' 0 ™ 1 ' ' ^ ' ; 1 are Iwing delivered It, the Iroop • frated IPhtlsiprad Is In debt U* the frontage on Sentinol, lloulevaid he stork to the ,|ue.tloo or, tha at IT. N . poeftloa* nine mile* Rn*ro Kvr-is. IH, of l«ahe un h.ro t k United S tale. *houfd, hrotlwghyid ?d railroad tramrPile t'atmmunlLy ,-ffotia It. } University for money leu rowed and .Ifiji |r^l alnn. ||, and Pul a g e n d a . Atenroe was ,j*erieu*ly injured at IrUild 1W^*anilary (oridT neerUd \ • ? * * * * ? % * "wildcat" *t ..Irak the flow. In the entire 'during the fied M I .eusonon unntetto Avenue, and i- l»..ilrsl Ho­ t'haltman Roberto Urdineta |l-narlaa*s n* e*«» Sts* st key lerininjlt. pailiamcnt of inoie than *•<“• sgteement to pay It t,a, k frommediately tioitli of the (ireyhuun?! m ile* ao rth w a aT w Suwon Araerj- 5:00 o'rinck yonlerday sflerrhmn for it* d rfrn u . F a rly , there wrre no re|*nrta Of deputies, he cull It was doubtful1ranting* on Jobs nftri the end this Station ran unite ware fired on by Red* when a 1848 Chevrolet Coach in The Defrnte Depailment want, sim ilar “aiek'* rati* In iitiea other .there ate ten “defeatiata.” of the season PVci) O iin . w’.X h a . Imllt laigIn w elM jlddro ro ***,^ *n x^ mad* which he was a jwssrngcr, turnrd over twice while traveling al lo draft IH yc*t old* Inn many than iKOroit and Chicago. | Pleven praised the ................... . 1,1 '«»’* ‘ he Mholaiship niorte-,- development, in rhuiupaigi,. III., high .need on a curv*? on the Home kwilrhmen to,lay failed tn Uroral Itwigbt D Kitenhnu,, '■|»oy help them get mil ..f debt, told llie l it, l omtili mn tin,I lie , 11 C C I 111 member* have been Old Orlaamlo Highway south of Cnngrc** t,-|H,rt for work at the Chesapeake tn load the North Atlantic fori, hut 'it wont clear all ,f them doubled, doc to pir-cnt emergency I M - u r t v i la tearching lor poiiihlc allernalivc*. A Ohio and the Wabash in De- amt said “we are ptnod to ml (ilnderville Mthoogh arnmint • listed on ttn- conditions, that much could la lie wa* taken to FVrnald-IjiughJohtiMin ami Ixnlgr Imth said troit, and the Santa Fe and Chi­ him supreme romltiander." trtjulalHon ranged from f’jn.pft to tlone Inside of .iy month, in the ton Memorial Hospital where ho their pru|K>sal* fur a fnieign cago Im-Ii line In Chieago. A The Premier urged that the MbTh'.! in a rmiplc of Instanees. development of the project _________ wa* placed under an oiygen tent. kglon were .lerigMd to g" <jl"n* , |H;kv, man , hp Santa Fe .aid .HI Westerri buildup lo- orgatilual tn Wesley Vordenberg, din. tor of Future action, be |,.|d the emuTA l.I.A llA ftH K K . Jon ,IU—lA*| Although *tl|l In critical condi­ With and not replace the IKfcn.e ^imhm en about half the dsy such a Way a* to minimise ,.?, v,national guidance and placement, nii.alonet*. depend on the pro —Attorney General Richard Krtion from head injuries, hi* cun- Department * I W i to in e rn w , hir, . 4.((IM ln “,k k *“ An unde nomle dialotallort "We inu»t set ■*«i*l to, fimlball player would gel grant set tit, by the Federal llou*- via bus been ie>pie«trd to lake diton wa* somewhat linprivod he armed forces lo 3, ill.VMN. men rp|Mirtp<J « ,|ch" promptitude," he *a|?t more than IHW) from the first ul- big A'lmlnUtrallmi With the re- aition to iccoter money allegedly V By T E X E A S L E Y this morning, said Dr. Orville l,y June. vrlivaliro, „f lit, .Sanford Naval |„ .| m furnishing na ,-a** «■* the statr .Stn-.sing tiuil unity I* the location, W ASH IN GTO N , J 8 * V - ( d i - Hark*, attending physician. SenAir Nlation, he added, nod the pre- Miprem, court budding Hut JohnMin said hi* proposal .State’s 420,000 u-ith"Weat'a highest duly’ Pleven said Florida Ham Rayburn today twpaaae* the Henry Hardy, Jr„ driver of to raise an army of |,immi.i «hi Get- C i v i l A i r F a t r o l .•-ill *horti,ge of boo.Ing, not tm, ate chamber. lt wa> In the oplt It that Fratm draw id left a halame ,d IIIO.IMHI record for tenure at speaker of the the automobile, was badly bruis­ Coruptrnllr, G. M Gay -cot ... . .... , . accepted the compromise plan to thr three-college scholarship much dlfficollv 'bouhl to- CMlloure of RepneentaUtro* estab­ ed, but was able to apfx-ar this mans, Pole* and Cscch* to serve In Kuropr un-Jer U. 8 color* I 121I I S ( O ilH l I 1 urged by tbe U. ii for Geiinno fond, ami money still Is coming in rooriti-ml in going ubutd wltb llo- Krvtn n fe|a,rt i,y State Amiltnr lished by llenry C1*y more than a | morning at the office of Sheriff hiillding prior ram. lliyan M’llli* that the late had (('•ailaaea in Coe— a lii from thr rurrent racing season ._— rentury ago. P. A. M c r o in regard to charge, | “may make It unnecessary" lo II,- .tail'd that til. |,,,-.,*nt in . o f f e r e d "sol,-tuntlal loa.v" --- ; Kaeh college keeps it. claim (•• More than I« aviation min<b<l The crack of the stocky, bald of nvk lee* driving, the litter take the very young In the yeni. Hu- oitexprnde.l balance >,f it- ft, *t fcnliou ,. to construct a fai unit through acceptance of inferior I nhtarl. He said he is opposed to men from the Cocoa Titusville an -, T riah'a gavel calling the llou»e to stated. ... ■. g alba atlort The laiard <>f . imlinl n,III,true,,I hillhllng, the fil-t II imo furnishing., bought wlthoiit r*>mnvi their | will meet tornoimw night at the itaalnn at noon we* due to eiceed State Patrolman II. lb H ar­ sending “ beardless Imp* of whlcb would bate .tori- |,ace pctlUvr hid* at |»rlcr« *la,ve 0 |)C H 8 1 l l 4 ( llth K li i.ti't r||vider| up Ihr I'lfat f.| inmay'll record of elcht year*, four rison. who with Hherlff Hero, in­ death anil csposlng tlom to tin Airport Hangar with mend o r* *,f The pro],-i t would ul-o llicltid, n ,el(ill list prtre* ______ tng .easio, money yethell hole*" of Ihe world. tin Kanfnrd Kcpiadion of thr Civil | _ months and I I daye «a presiding vestigate?) the accident, left for The audit also *ai?i that .nine l/algr prnpotrtl a “ volunteer Air Patrol to order to gain Infm The Vocational Sc head will la The law permit* each hot.c and liall in wbirb civic clubs could Lake Monroe immediately afleiI f officer of the Houm . freedom corps," to la? open t„ mat ionconcerning Ihenrganlsatim, gin night rlas.e. f,„ the general dug track t?> hold at, etlra 't„y „f meet. Although ,t is t>m caily to of the furniture « a , bica'rd In In neither rase was tho long ton- wartl to notify Rrscoe Keans’ make i-.limutc. arcording to de­ the Improvement romml.alon of­ parent* and a> 8:15 P. M. en­ Asiatic* aa well as Kurn|rcan*. of a flight unit in Ihe east roa.l public nest M o n lsyrv rn lo g .lt wa. raring each year, with all profit-, tailed plans it I* la-llen d I hut the fices and some h a . not lo*en ure c o n tlrjc j*. Under his Idea, the corps would area. announced this morning by Mrs going into the schidar.hi|, fund for Rayburn assumed the P"<1 on. countered another wreck piojttt will ,-o.t from $ tiat.oia, to found at all l<egin with 2Wt,(axi lecrults In loc.t week Capt. Wally Ktohn,- It. C. Maxwell, principal. Th worthy klinlent* at Ihe .tat. »>u>ThU was a rollislon in whkh |l« .lls » s Mb e * B * S i l l Rept 14. 1I»«0, filling a vacancy fiay asked Krvin to late what Kurope bill- aim fur an eventual end Lieut. David Reinley of Ihe classes will include typing. *h„i,t. [ported Ii lied institution.. They don’t created by the death o f the late no Injuries were Involved and build up In lUKKMMO men. legal -tape are net c a r y to reI have to 1 laathletes, hill th.it Wahand and biislne*. letters. Inral C.A.P. *c|iia,lron vixllrd T i­ William B. Bankhead of Alabama. orcurred on Highway No. 40 wh«n cover Ihe money allegedly lost, Tire general Idea nf a foreign r„, Mu* o-idi*•guUed hka of the h-rri-. The night classes, designed f„i Hi* service as epeakor urea In­ Heivi, M. Osborne, driving a Irgion wa* endorsed by Trary tusville ami fVo-oa and outlined and alco lo make a .tody hi rtf lalore when It p*»w-d 1 1„law In the avlatni* there Ihe working veterans only, have lo-e,, ext.... ini if ciiminal law. have l>een vloterrupted during the Bepoblkan- I84R Pontiac Coach, signalled for Viaohee*. former llm ler Kec them to lo Ihe Ihe general general publk public foil? following the controlled Wth Cnftgfoea In 1847* a left turn, which signal, Jack r o la ir « r ^ h ! A M ? r |tro,>V > L rw i " f ,l"' C -A P- ,’ n', laird, them Morris Renton, directly brhird rr * r? ,fLl . l , , ? 1!: i „ ,n altend a meeting of the wju*d demand for Initrurtlon by person* Th?- nmlll reported »»? rti*aid he thought It would tw necea- ..... ______ . , K_ who wnrk in tn,- daytime, stated liral of I W Snyikr, former Rtatlatlrlana in Ih t Congression­ her in a IM 7 Plymouth Redan, nary a,am lo draft both ( I) IN ton here. The meeting for C A.I*, cadets I Mrs. Maxwell, chief clerk ??f ‘ he improvement al Library bevy figured that the failed to iiliaerve, mid Mr. H arri­ year old*, ami ( t l married'men Anyone wishing to enroll should • mi mission who wa* In charge • record Clay set In between t a il son. Damage to the Pontiac wa* tinder 2(1 who have ho children. will stall at 7:00 n'rlm-k tomorrow I.A K K I.A N D 7 Jan !» «J*» W A S H IN G I U N , -lao l" ?/lh and 1825 totaled 3.054H day*. To­ estimated at I IS * amt to the K?,me Congress mcmlwr* hav, nighL A short drill period will la- do so as e<a,n n% possible In order Th, Federal-State Frost Warn Senator H olland dieeltised I ' hI* ) of tlo- mirrhaata (hiring ih* adP ly m o u th at 850. followed by a clan* In ntclerology. for *he class lo l*-gt„ together, day |a Rayburn's 3,067th. Ing Service Inlay sabl l( ap that Ih , G i.- a tn M ia llli ('lllilC m i n i a l inn of , Jove root Mlliar»l Iwren <oo.kSvi l,ig th>wv a* al During the p u t throe months I ternalive group* for an extension the .t o d y ,of weather phenomena Fnrollmenta will lo- taken on any o cared Florida Would coupe the C om m ission has asked h i* ef- Fal'lwrell A business meeting will bo held at evening exec-pt Saturday and Sun- ’ rout of ihe seven- fre,-*e sweep The lejwilt -esalit Snyder war Rayburn ha* »ieroded the eight IfMMtaoro oa P a s * a m fu rl* lo .peed la x evasion r o .r * 8:00 o’rloek and a training Him day between Ihe hours of 7:00 ami ing ilown 'hr lower Rio Grand personally interested in one? ??f year recx-ida an ipoakar chalked again ,1 Ih r S. and G . gam bling will t* shown. :.T0 I'.M, III* firms which obtained a con­ up by two other men. They were valley, syn d ic,, 1» *>f Vt t it m r Mid (nrmer Joseph u . (Uncle Joe) Can mm of Since Suhilay forceadeis h«‘ . S h e riff Jim m y S o il,v a n u f Dude tract for part <*f tin* ?o?irt furn­ ishing. h e ll cxpctlng the free/,- to county. Illinois, IWU to 1811} and Champ Five fteminola High School stu­ Frvtn «ald he ha- railed tha *w,-«|, Into Florid,: hut last mgld Clark of M liwuri. 1*11 Holland told a reporter Ilia! l i t * 1818. dents today pry sen ted a sprightly . . a..i IU a House, program of songs and dances and The apeakcnhlp they said rotlthwesterly wind, he had laker, ihe matter up with aii-lll to the sttcntlon nf (lover A T L A N T A , Jan. O O -W t C o v ­ sometime* hailed are kcjdrig the rold pushed lank. , Internal II, v, nm- Iturcnu. lie no, Warren, who i* rhairman of “got a big haroP at the I Jon* Club entor Herman Talmadge Imiay The forecast f»r tonight and Hl|d,-d. ” 1 feel « , will more the Improvement rnnimi»v>n, for g m ott powerful poellloa in the na- meeting today. signed into law a bill banning tomorrow morning *«< partly M(-itvit> In the*,- ,n»c» In th,- study by that agency. ‘ * tio n , carries with It the r%ht ef J . Hamilton RDhse Introduced the wearing of hooded mask* ami He aald he preferred in hold rlmj'ly ami mild exrept ncraaioPal ,„.rt( future." ■accession of tha presidency if the tha “talent” Including his long the own burning of crosses, In r*. lly JA t’K IIK LI. rain and turning cold, letter op the legal action rei|Uc*t«l by President and Vice President die daughter, Baba Bisbro, who ac­ lymlvda of the Ku K lu * Klsn, Holland made pul'll • __ him from Jack K Younger. ' •> " nlil that *-omml*.i«n haa a to The Governor said: nr cannot serve. companied Ellen Driggers in a WASHINGTON. Jan. 30 -4/6*1 Confident Kcimtotuant lad ntglit I r erne northern districts Wwlnewiayi partly cloudy and l„ r „b;,nl of th- Miami ( ’rime chance to make an investigation. “No comment rsropl that I ap pirdifled vnlory in 1952 ami Senator Taft (ft-Ol.inJ poked ('ireign |v, A native of Tennessee, Rayburn novelty number mlltTad “ Whan lb,tli Snyder amt Walter Keye*. milil it, south amicentra). ?„■* r„mml**?on, wlueh *aid: proved !t." went to TaaM with hta family Paw Was Courtin' Maw.” Iky at the major itiue in llie prr»dential race r aslonal rain and cnblrr in “The* Grime Fnmmlimlon m it* p,rsent director nf the improve­ The Mil passed the G nrgt* wbUa a child. Aa a sm all boy bo Charmingly costumed in a ham Taft, regarded as a leading camlgUlc for the GOP imminali' n. told northern diatrirt* with a fev bring alamt la-tter ment eommi*»lon. declined --orr.rede I t milee on o m occasion to sleeved, floor sweeping Florida House ltd to 1 amt was approved shower* on MUIthea.t c?ai*t. |ww elifoirrrnrnt ha* In Ihe |'*st ment until they have made a a crowd nf more iltan 2,000 party members lie/,lit*, th* itcnple's run unanimously by Ute Senate. The listen J o fashion oP tha Gay Nineties, U s (loll,a,k: No frost ilanger j .pent considerable time ami work detailed ^ tu d ^ o f^ li^ J* u d it__ bill ccrn over international affairs "may well be ‘V- determining factor” m noted T e ia e orator 4*y. Ha singing of Mias Driggers brought through Thursday morning. |n giving aaalslame ami e?a,|o-r wear a mask or burn a cross on t started broad grin* to the face* of the has since said that li next year'* eleetlon*. Tcmperoturo* thlamurning iniatiun to the Intelligenceunit «t him lJon*, especially King Lion Harry public property, or jn private him on tha carter Taft spokr at a tally al whirl? truckling to Foil,muni.t aympathl property without written consent new Kewuhliran member* of Out ler* In Itn Hiidod State a. (2i any lower Itiu Grand Valley of Tt-ru- the Internal Revenue Department, % te the poet be High yerterday 7d Robaon and Voile William*. J r. tanged from 28 to 2H degrees w ltb but some of these - * .e ., particuLow today 5d He has oitea David Ha*tar, tenor w h i n of nf Uw owner. It nito prohibiu great joined with othera in preda­ appraseme It if Russia whtrh Is {reeling rain, Ihe service said, tarly the rasr » > f llie S. anil G. nay perron or group from at­ ting Um Party will win control nf likfly to lead to more aggression, hi* greatest tha Seminole High Mm ol Rain 00 milling that present indications gaintiling syndicate, appear to tempting to Intimidate by any Oinrigreae and Ihe While House lo f i r any waste n f o f to serve aa 1 resource, Club, waa applauded for Ms Jan. rain .77 inch are Florida will e*ra|?e the brunt have town lost for the past ynar any other perron or WM. with the idea that we ran Intv naRefere coming te Ing of "Ilarim r Light*" and ‘ Mona in n s Normal Jan. rain 2.35 lnch*i. and one half in tbe l!ur,au of Urging a fighting eaa.paigri lines and (4) anv dissipation n f nf this rold weather, 1818, Rayburn sei U sa". John Pita acMataanlod him group. Internal Revenue In Washington. king Mila wer- lieaten against the |,em>o-fa1*, Senato? American resource* that will wraUnmaskini the Tesaa House and also Gretehen Kirthhoff, who IH G IfTh O F MAN “Thla I* a tax evasion case, Ilea*, and was It* tn the roatuam of a majorette wfch In tha 1848 and 1810 Mwlont Duff (R -P a l summed up the vlrw» ken the American people." LONDON, Jan. 30 b tV -A anil I feel reasonably confident atura IrUt Talmadge nf m?>*t nf the epeakerw when he Taft aald most Americana want Hc eras 4* n baton, per formail a lively danrr. judge has ruled that n malt the investigation was , >mplrtrd leader* got behind this year'* *h*.utedr “ Give 'em hull and well "an all-powerful Air Force and r a - , • la a bachelor. Dr. frank Morgan, visiting King JA C K S O N V IL L E . Jan. proposal and It sailed through have the whnlr woika in 1852." complete control of the -ca and wrralling hi* wife for a kts* i. almost two year* ag". It I* * Atlanta Lion of Uw Oviedo I Jon*, waa eo almost without objection imt giility of aasault. • rase against enemies of -ocitey, T aft laid down hi* <nvn foreig?? air to protect our own aafety." He Impressed with the | g f l f p m i Tbe plaintiff waa Ml*. Hetty organised gamhtrr* and rackr- lliamark program a* ere- ‘f,n r*cW basic all? added howev?», "»hey know aa The Lake Mary 21 that He invttrd the t m and girl* Woolf, from, leers, person* who have f?rr year* Huston C W T OK D Y IN G . . . . whe «. h. .separated . . on a at rang A me rlta amt co-pvc.iwall a* any one -|*e that we c o ­ 28 72 t r ir a t lo n Club uf to entertain th# Oviedo elm, nest BO BfO N , Jan, UO-d/Pt-Th* lion with throe nation* -sod only unt aa.rsiwc * ' **, tha c- irld ." h-t noilwltd Jack. She testified ( habltuallr .-Inlateit our local and Hrownavllla s aight. Harry R ihaan yre- Naw Cog I and Offkfl of Price U y in wait for bar a* ehe atate law*, whkh In my ^jumhl* Chicago The 0 8 J i ,i , upttoaed veudthose nation*'- whtrh will Join v i Denver -18 ■ailed her, and left h RUM In doaUoying the greateal three1 iargv land c ' d ?« but haa Fresno 48 84 | | i j r o j f.Tun wtthoat to oar eorurity H| mi to Itara. Sha triad to gut wou.J v*- ,arvt a aaov# to Mp!s,-Ht. Paul •18 raa. tor* fraa W IIA T 8 IN A N A M H ubm v whkh wo have Mown «iar» the limited * r .lg r a l Am84 84 W E R T P A L M B E A C H . Ja n . 30 Naw York Berawur Collin*: Bald 7 , r lr il war." ., p -MrD’un* to ic i r * an wasA^minlater XMUad ta know ■till on* In law —(A V - C irc u it Judge Joseph 8. Waahlagtoii “T har i Acrwatng the Trw m aa. Adm lnl* 8 of the Ray Be whether h r rouM W n * w fee* •ra'itm of "wavering uncertainty" a legal •aparattoo Whl»« yesterday granted a peti­ Apalachicola ntll tnera u. until rder, and ran jrou assault tion authorising ark Jackson to Key Waal ad at P s rt Mallom far order, In drrllng with otlwr nmtioaa, Taft T tft, Kano: .*f Nebraa* abeu!4 have kaeu ehrisUnlagw. change hla name to N e rd so Sac. Orlando 77 It Joha PWi told cheering Republican*: ka, thy CO** flo**r l*od#r, chal- y o u ra a lfr* ta ervlar la m * 77 H . waa ta)d ha a w ld coinman l. Tampa Ha dJwglaatd Un '+** *W«, nuiit meet head-on J l ) any Newspapers Criticize Socialist P r o g r a m For Rearmament P l e v e n Declares French Premier Snys West Will Win In Battle With Reels To He l p Athletes For A p a r t m e n t Commission P a s s e s Bond Measure Iror Terminal P r o j e c t h i Foreign Legion Is Switchmen Strike Urged On U. S. By As Pay Increase 2 GOP S e n ato rs Talks H ang Fire . Draft Of 18-Ycar Olds Union Demands Forty Is Still Necessary, Hour Week At Same Voorhees A s s e r t s Wages Paid For 48 Roscoe E v a n 8 Is Seriously Inj u r ed In A u t o Accident Ervin Is Asked T« Recover L o s s On Court Furnishings C I a y ’ 8 RecordAs House Speaker Sp Is BrokenBy Rayburn Vocational School Holland Asks F n r FroHl Unlikely Hurts Aclimi I n (!asc 0 l‘ W cnthcr Biirciiii Says S. and (J. Svndicalo ta. Studenti) Entertain On Lionn Program TalmadRc SignN Law Banning UBeOfMaKkH Republicans Confidently Pre»i..:t Victory For GOP In ’52 Campaign Siinlorfl Wi'iilbor The W eather f ,v>-un m 19 -n •14 31 -15 4 * -» 88 Z H n «t a •• nur jythg Am ' ’T *- 'IlSzrJ'Xir*. ■ aft �/ ¥ The Sanford Herald IMM l U U I I U M I* U t lU M M i l M f*» l u l at M a rO l I I I w « — IU A rea — _____ K a in W aa a im t rfftib fr ST. IBIS, at fke P a l OlflM at Pm I w C PI*rW ». ••<»! r t t Art a t I ' t u i ' H « t M i n k a. la ta .___ _ ■ i O L M H n I - D K A JI K A Ile r ______ f in n u o s nr.A a M aalaaM ttaaa e r r * H i m l u r r n i t h a t *.a ■If rarrW r • M l t l i l » M a t lk a « U M aalb a use Veer __ I'* " AX ■— * A tt 'a il a a tlr t a . r» t< »l Ifcaaka. r a a a l a l l a x . > r a » la a « lla x , a a t - i l - e * •>« r a l a r t a l a x a a l a la r ilit « f r i U l w fn»d «, w ill ka a M r i r t f a r a* ra a a la r » 4 » c r lU - i»S cal—* ” | j t a i n > a l M k a i l a a a l l i Up la la M >»«apaxr a e e r — eete•Iraa l a r . A r x * • » * . « B lr a a a . IX iraH H a a a a a I ' l l * . B>. I . n l a . "”~i * * ti aralW !■ a a a rx B af a ( I f * A a aarlairA l-re*- a M f k •• # a llll» 4 aarlaaltafp la I k * <•» re e a fc ll. H tllaa a* a l l I k * a r ta lr A la Ik la a a a a .a a a a r. aa w all aa al* A T aaw a O N W l r k t a TU K H D A Y. JAN. SO, 1*51 T O D A Y’H niH LK VKHHK liul't children Jo not lie M lx p lor a*—; they pa»a inrianll* Inlo heaven. W h j. Ihtn. »Ko ii M « * mourn for them? Whosoever llvcth ami bellrveth «n me »hall never d lc.-Jo . 11:20 m Wr iup |KJir ih rtr alomie bomb* have lo Itr levied out lb * i* in the Nevada derert. bui Un’l il loo bad they can't be |»ul to a moie ptactwal m e? I lir H r 'a ld * annual lo u m l Numbn a*ill I* im ird till* year on Feh. 12. K rm rm b ci la»l year what k lime vnu l» •»* “ rlliiiv r» lia copie* lo mail away lo Iriendi in the North? The belt thing lo do if you want extra copier it lo place youi cider in advance. ?:. i i i TU ESD A Y J a N. 30, 1931 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO Reid M ann. Am rtican Legion adjutant, whore headquailrra were formerly in Sanford, hat been ap­ pointed Flo rida director of thr O f­ fice of P rice S u b iliia lio n with heedquaiten in Jacluonville. Mann it a good cho ke and w ill do ar fine a job on this difficult problem •a anyone could. { Did yqt) know that the average E rrun in the United Slater now er lo be 68.2 yeart old. detpilr itomnbilr /accident*. w a it and him on of V a ra ? That » twice ai long at the average Am rrican pivdd twoj (^ nertlionr! t ( o , and J» one‘ o f the producti ol our demo­ cratic. aapitnliatic tyriem which p at given ut more food, better edu­ cation , a n d . bait*/, im itation and wealth than any other country of the world at any lime in all liralo ry. So when you are planning lo change it fo rume other ryitem , you might think about that. i The cu n ed ! debate, largely academic, over whether lo draft 16-year o ld i, 4*Ft, 28-ycar <»Jdi. childlett veleranr or fatherlerr chil­ dren, continue*. So far it appear* unlikely they w ill draft anyone. No matter whom you tuggetl. there it a itrong argument againtl it. Cer­ tainly nobody w anlt to go, and almott everyone can think of tome good reaton w hy het hculdn’l. What a good laugh Joe Stalin mutt gel theie day* at ha teadi the nrwtpcper dispatcher from Amarica detailing in fu ll the cnlh uraim and the p a lM it m with w hkh A m erkam ruth into armt to de­ lv e d then w ay o f life. , Senator S i n i X n come* out bravely and strongly for universal Military training and the drafting of IS year old*. Many mother* w ill not like than. It it eat/ for Ihem .le argue that 18 it loo young fnr a bay to go into battle. But drafting a boy at 18 doca not mean that he fight* at I 8 | it mean* only that ha begin* hi* training than. And If a boy ha* got to fight a l 19 or 20, anyway, it it better that he have a year or two of good tound military training under hi* bell by that 'time. " I feel that the international tention evicting today w ill con­ tinue fo r many yaar* to come,H u y * Senator S o w lh en . > Trying to hold prka* down by 'fowling them it Ska trying to llaap the water from boding by Iputting a lid on tbe kettV. If you keep heaping the coali on lha fire, iiooner or later you will blow thk |iid off. Tbo coal* in [dtuatioo art tho idb dollar* ini *’• wnkrt*. H-roe heap fothoao ctollan, through W itity aspeaditurr* and unbudgetary polkitt, you nr* '« buap bcftaaiog the dm fer container good*, and un.lep ihoto good* are increaked— •by certainly wonl ha wt. praaant Work A fter Retirem ent A N*‘w York Gity firm recently found iticelf In the mldal of un uproar bucuuMe it ndvertiaed for u man In the retire­ ment age bracket to fill u job hh mennenger. Although the advertised pay wnx nmall, there wan a flood of applicant*. The official who dealt with them was amazed to discover that there were no many older men anxIouN to work for a Ind'it pay, and ntill more amazed to dlnrover among them comdderable mini Item of men from the groups generally nupi Mined to have necurity for old age—civil nervice workers, tear-hern, other |M>n»iniier*. Denpite the attention which han lieen given to it III late yearn, the problem of retirement income for the ordinary wage earner han by no muaiiM been solved. A major factor in foiling nolutlon in the continuoun expannion of the econ­ omy. Pensions almost invariably are geared to pant earnIngn; that him nlwayn neemed to be a nnund way to build future necurity without destroying the rewardii of indi­ vidual initiative. Hut the earning schedules of the past have lieen left far beninil in the inflation of wagen and pricen. Hence the (tennion which seemed adequate when it was being earned is a pittance now that it is Isdng received. This problem will remain with us, because the present economic pattern calls for continued expansion. The schedule of future pensions has been raiser! according to the higher economic level, hut the chances are that the pensions being pnid ten or twenty years from now also will lie inmirqunte, liecause the general level will have risen again. THE NATION TODAY Hr JAM BS MA It LOW W ASHINGTON, Jan. 3 0 -P P j— Tlw> who!*- attempt to control pricta ami wagva ia g»li>ir to gel n o r* rompllratnl, not lata. And you may wind up badly puitlad unii*«A you km-p in mind n few of tha ba«ir thing* which form the background for what** going to happen. In th<* firrt plara, tha govern­ ment didn't have any power to con­ trol prlrv* and w agri until Confre t* taut September puiard a law. Thi* wa* railed thr Uefrnaa Production Act of IJiWi. It I* no* a aimpk law. It run* to 27 printed pagr*. Ilrirfiy ,it did this; It gave the guvrrnmrnl pour/ to rontrol thr flow of material* needed for drfrii*o and power to rontrol price* and wage*. That law i* thr Matting point for all that'* going to hapio-n. To r* r r y It out, Pretldrnt Truman rreatnl the OPS lO ffire of Price Stabilisation> and thr WSII (Wage Stabilixation Hoard). In all they do thoar two agrnriea w ill havr to l,r guided by thr law. And like any other agency *rt up to carry uut a law, they’ll have to Interpret it. In due time, no doubt, >ornr buaIneaamcn. or laitor leader*, or con The inventor of the tank Is dead. MaJ. General S ir greaimen or the public will atari l-.rnest Swinton, who conceived of an armored vehicle which acreaming about OPS. WHS or the should carry on the death-dealing functions of the ancient law itaelf. If thr wrrama become inlrntr, war chariot, has died in England at 82. the law will have to he rhangrd, He hail great trouble in getting the military authorities or OPS or WHH will have to lo look at anything new. A previous suggestion, completely change ita way or ita official* who designed, was Inter found in the War Office files with th e : do lha Interpreting. marginal comment, "The man is mad." No one need is - '> The price-wage frrete frupoied surprised to learn the name of the British cabinet officer' by OPS and W SB Friday night only temporary. They thought who insisted that the tank get a fair trial. It was Winston i war. they had to u*r an ernergrncy mea­ Churchill, sure to flop rising living cost* The name "lank" was chosen deliberately in conical dead In their truck*, if only fur a the real pur|M>se of the new machine. For the same reason little while. But If that emergency freeie, the meaningless name ’'Mnnhnltnij Project" was given in whipped together in ulmoM Irenathis country to the work on the atomic Immb. led haite, wa* permit ted to aland Tanks were first used in HUG ut the Rattle of the unchanged, it would lie unfair to Somme, and first with real effect in November, 1017, ut many people! tiuajne**mrn, workCam brat. Had the government been less doubtful of their era and the buying public; I. It would j>e unfair tn worker* value and built tanks In quantity, the long desired break who hadn’t had a raise recently in the Germun lines might have been achieved a year ahead enough or large enough to keep of time. Rut had everybody known at the beginning what them abreatt of living cotta or became apparent later, there probably would never have who hid agreement* for a raise when the freage Ml or were nego­ lieen any war and hence un use for tanks. tiating for a raite. So WHH will have to pry the freeie open to make allowanrea for them. It will I m> hu*y handling ra*e* like that Death Of An Inventor Audience Intulli^encc ■- ■■■— '.*.-J'- THE WORLD TOOAY Sanford Forum Some of those critical citizens who have not succumbed to the lure of television base their aloof altitude on tho m m l lt e of n t tot (tin |iruglinm r i r ^ j . f f _____ 1 TO ... initiator* ____ .< ________ fiuality ufform], Thu «i1 ___ cottimprcliil ratlin enturtainmuiiL hiivt- frankly tUdarutl tha‘ “ ley catered to un audience at or M ow thl> twelve-ycw li comprthennion, and tehjvlnion in connldertid hy inany td hove the namf limitations. ; ,j| , ,;f |r.1#|T \\\ \ j \ I Jbat wrltlnK down to the audience in not necetutary, oil h*c«iuiarllj’ profitable, ban been deinoniitrated by a ntimbei! of proK^pimt.,Then* aft* written and produced, an exprewtecl by one entertainer, on the niMtimptlon that-th^ audience in IntnlllKont, ban a netwe of humor on it high level ami lit aver** to being bored. The mnllunce for any form of entertainment, like tho enemy in war, should not Ira underestimated. The great nrtidln whose work ban attained a mennure of ImHHtYtallty were nut afraid to give their bent effort*. Shakespeare, whono playn ware put on for the ordinary folkit of Eliza­ bethan London, wrote on n high level ami wua received with enthuidwmfl by them, nor has the cnthunlanm lessened In thone who nee bin playn today. The Alaska Highway, origin­ “Shading” clay tile for uni­ ally the Alcan Highway, stretches formity uf color ia aurh an ea I, 62.1 miles front Dawsun Creek, acting Joh that train*)' wnrir n II. C., to Fairbanks, Alaska can do only about 416 square feel in an average work day. Libri ia is an hidcpemlatd Negro Helling of car* am) their equip­ Republic un the southwest coast ment ami furl has become a $26 uf Afrtra. billiun-a-year business in the United .Slates, hauot 20 per rent of all U. 8. retail trade. Agriculture and stock-raising are the chief industries uf Mad­ The capital of Bolivia ia La agascar, Pag. Used Car Specials FOR THIS WEEK 1950 Buick Sedan K. M., fully equipped Look* New M «M 1949 Buick Super Sedan FMIIy Equipped, oae n w r , Low mileage Only l i m 1947 Plymouth Special Deluxe Sedan t A a extra clean c a r. Mater completely Overhauled Only H2M tn face with this I9S1 headliner — yuu know that it boa a freah and apork* ling beauty aueh a* you've never teen before. ach F There, sure enough, la a bumper—maeiive, ■trong. There ere 25 aturdy, itamped-itcel grille bora—mounted to "give" and eotnc baek unharmed. T h ere, boldly etending guard, ere two 9tout end stunning "bumper bomb*"—nod for good mcature, two more huiky upright* flank the license plate. Tilt re, In short, It beau(y with a Jutj—to give the fined front-end protection yet deviled. Hut that, fr ie n d i, la o n ly the beginning. P ro u d ly w earin g this " p u ih - b e r " fo refro n t, y o u f in d a d e l l a r lin e - u p o f S p I C I A L f , S u P b k S and K u A D M A m t M w h ic h M l n e w d a n d e t d i o l aii-ro u n d aatisfactio c, New "white-glow" instrument marking! give greater elerity at night. New glare-endbrst-reduclng t!u t' tomes the aunbeeme In daytime driving. 1948 Dodge Sedan * .I i Locally ewaed. A rrai M y IfM K New power givea th« SMCIAL rewor i thrift to u t x f at Srte* *t-a « e tB UntOrWlmn niiaiemou ■**# 1946 Buick Super Sedan 1949 Dodge Pick Up, Vi Ton Truck E x t ra clean— good K x tra clean, law m Urayr, tU M Gran, ■ariui&kally, ' “ •III U AVi. Par only .* * * * • , * * ■ ■ * • #iim«« COOf W —» for month* and maybe year*. 2. It would be unfair to hu«inr*irnen who ran *huw they muit charge oven higher price* to avoid 11V HKWITT MACKENIZP. bail lo»a« became of recent high­ A l1 Foreign Affairs Analyst a farmer, the big papa placet The Sanfurd D ally Herald, er node of thing* they bought. So a limit on the things you may Dear Editor, OPS will have to handle their A little more about Dictator­ rail#. Then of many of the item-f Ileacendant* of the “Scot* who cu e*, by thousand*. More hole* In s h ip , or Bureaucracy uf which many European Countries profit ha’ wl Wallacehied” have lo-en the freeie. making a field da^r of their latest there It a llkenets. When we t.y our Bureaucratic blunders. 3. And it would I**- unfair to the demand on tire Uritiah government hi at people »ay Dictatorship can­ lit re in the State of Florida, buying public If It ha* to pay not l<o applied In America, won­ if a motori-d lias a flat tire on for Ihinga who*e price* have brvn for "Hume Rule" in Scotland. Heretofore these campaigns, der what Ih l, could be called, l lie highway ond l r operator rmi*cd by greed and not nereatlly. i Y o u a te told how many bouts must go fur help, he ia liable u So UPS will have to roll tom# which have been cropping up ever you may work, you are told how find hi* car in a wrecking yard, since the Act of Union between price* track. much of your ear'iing* you may the pto|ierty of the state. If a Since these things rxn't lie clear­ Scotland ami Kngland in 17(17 have keep, you are told, how iriuch minor accident occur*, and un* Iwen largely regarded a* manifes­ ed up In a day or a week. It's money you will pay to the G o v ­ ill authority hopiwr-s along, the plain that O P S ami WHH will hava tation* of national pride— senti­ ernment. car is most times Impounded, mental outburst* like spring fever. their hands full so long aa they If yuu are now a h«u*e wife, ami an exuroitant fee charged The Kngliah have smiled indul­ e d it. gently and remarked that the can­ you will lake from your budget for towing, many time* the o»n% Still, all the changing and adSocial Security to pay for that er l-eing too low in finance, must Juiting which He ahead seem cur­ ny Scot wasn't likely to establish llttlr hit of house work you wish surrender hi* only mean* tu tra­ a national government at hi* own tain tn punch hole* in price and help to do for you. If you s-re vel to hi* work, ttf ruutw this *••»<- centred*, puthing living coats expente when he could get hi* i« a free Country? work dc.no In lomdoii with the Kng•till higher. A -hill to impute complusott Hut the law itself complicate, ll*h footing a considerable portion figure out who else would be im­ military training upon thr youth of the bill. matters atlli more. Fortunately, pelled to spirit away this weighty Having Highland blood in my relic. In any event the sensation of the nation will be a great It doesn't let OPS slap price con­ >stride toward deritoylng one uf own veins I may tie permitted to trols clear across the board on has perhaps done more to puh- the last few thing* nol yet abol. aay there may nave been a modieveryone and averything. IUi*e the home rule drive than ishrd, that of frredum of wurIt *aya that the price* of farm 'cum of truth in this appraisal. almost anything else could have shop. Many people do not *p. However, while Scot* are by na­ product* can't lie frosen until they done. prove of making a regimented reach parity or the prices pre­ ture given to thrift, yet they have Undoubtedly thi* fresh outburst nation of America, and if with-V vailing Ju*t before the Korean war, a mighty pride of race ami coun­ of nationalism is heavily senti­ out a large standing army, the try. So the current exceptionally mental as in times past. Still, it American Ixiys art- «rnl intu the whichever are higher. The government decide* what strong demand for home rule is in 1* presenting enough substance reri of the- world to the* whim* price a farmer should be able to some degree an outburst of na­ |so that the Hritish parliament ha* of a power hutigty leader, what charge for a certain product In tional pride. established a committee which has would lx the limits of his run* What the Scut* Nationalist! de­ lieen studying Scotland’* grievance questa if the youth ut the na­ order tu get a fair icturn on hi* labor. mand Is not complete severance and the feasibility of extending the tion were at hi* disposal? This price computed by govern­ from Kngland but a home rule sim­ present local government in Edin­ Kxery man and woman should be free to deride their own voc*. ment formula I* called parity. ilar to that in Northern Ireland. burgh. Scotland would remain a part Some farm products Mill are be­ Of course Scotland Itself is di­ tion in life, which had always of thr United Kingdom but would vided on the home tule question lieen recognised here, but re ing sold below parity. So on theac below.parity pro­ have her own Parliament to deal Probably that division Is rather ligious view* are on the way out— with exclusively national ques­ sharper today than it ha* been pre­ thr Democratic principle* whi.-lf ducts the farmer ran keep raising tions. However, the Scots would hi* prices until they teach parity continue to send members tu the viously because there is a strung ha* made America the envy of conservative sect Ion whkh I* op- the world is In its death struggle, or |>re.Korean war level*. And the hutlne**men who buv tho*e pro­ London Parliament and would (*c- posed to the Socialism represented We will. In a thoit while- tie fob •igoli* I lie m le of the king. For­ duct- ran pa** on the hivher price eign policy wntdd be handled by by the current Hritish government lowing military Germany'* path to defeat. in London. to you until the item dor* rrarh thr Hritirb Parliament. Hail in thr tatly that in w* parity. T>ie home rule leader is Dr. deniontltated to Washington that Thi* new drive for home role That's why some of the price* has brrn accoinpaiiied by tbe al­ John {McCormick, lord rector of the American public was Inrap. you pay for fomj aie ntlil going lo most unbelievable theft -.f the lf*k Glasgow University. He m ain­ abb- of thinking seriously, and go up, in spite of the Friday pound Hi dish Coronation Stone tains that Scotland with a smaller today we aie- in a dilemma tbit freeaa. which wasn’t amt couldn't front Westinimter Abbey on population W relatively far richer ■vlll'be ilripo-xthlr tu shake off. I*- a freere un the exempt below- Christmas day. Thi* massive than England and an should be aide Mi. Truman I* taking advantage parity product*. f the tn**« to advance hi* p -li# block also known as the Scottish to govern herself well. Tiie OPS ruuhin’t do anyt rung Stone ut riestiny was u:ed by the Re that a may. Scotland i* a Heal ambitions, and right nr about holding down the price* on Scots as a coronation stone for lovely land, with her silver lochs v(umr. he proceed! lo defy both them. Congress wrote the law that over JOO year* until England'* and hsr Highland, biasing with Congress and the Senate, and ap­ aay. King Edward I pinched it in I29ti. purple heather. Many I* the happy parently is loing to get away The circumstances of thi* (m at­ day I've fished in Scottish waters, with it. U n ln * we the public ing theft remain a myrtery. and it's about a* dote at you can pretest to the proper authorltUi, The Santa Fe trait wa* the over­ There's no evidence that Scots get to paradise on this world of ,r will have a totalitarian tyttem excelled by none. land route used by explorers and carried off Ike stone or that this ours. Your* for le Am rrican way trader* from Independence and event is associated with the home Georg* ind Martha Washing­ d life. Weil port, Mo., to Santa Fe. It wa* rule campaign. However, far ha II Ilev I). W. M iller not a clearly defined road hut a from them to deny the rharge, and ton moved lo Mount Vernon In I Miller Farm *) the harried police of Immlou can't 1760. combination of Indian trail*. and performance. New double-depth Poem* lea euahiont give the K o a d m a s i h r restful new luxury. New fabrics smarten all inleriora—and new ports embtlliih the lenders ol all Series. Yet. there's plenty new tu thrill you in IbeM spanking new Buicks—but don't overlook tbe tried-and-lrue thrill ol Fireball powerend Dynaflow Drive*—end the unturpessed smoothneat of rldingon Coil*priori on evtry wheel. T h ere It still no other car in the world with theie standout features. Any w ur you tbe it up, the smart buy for '51 is Buick. Go see your Buick dealer now, and find out what gospel truth that it. I m JKMMMirsa,, �i Plantation Instates Social A n d Personal Activities * » IIO N E 148 Social Calendar r u m i iA Y The Training Union WorkerCouncil of thr First Chinch will ho held thin evening at 7:txi P.M. Covered dish supper. The Sanfotd Unity Cla-i. m rrii A l tho Vatdc-s Hotel at 7:.'t0 with Mrs. Carolyn II. Parson* in chary, W K BN RSD A t The Prayer Meeting Service nl the First Hnptlst ('hutch will begin at 7:.’lO P.M We continue out study of tho book of Ephesian* The Royal Ambassadors of the First Rapti-t Chutrh util inert tonight at 7:00 P.M. The Douglas Jobe Junior HrnIherhoiHl w ill meet this evening nt ’ ..10 I'M It T H U R SD A Y Messiah rehearsal will lie held at the First Methodist Chnrrh at H:;t0 P. M. All singrrs are urged In atttnd. Seminole Chapter No. 1! of the 0. li. 8. w ill meet Itl the Masonic Hall at H:00 p. M The ftaulhildr P. T A will meet at 2:00 o’clock in the Sollthside auditorium. The Seminole County Teiteher* Club will meet at H:lMt P. M £ 1 the Junior High School The Rose Circle of the Carden Cluh will have a llcncfi! Budge and'Canasta parly fur the Gar(leu t lull Building. It will tv hrM at the Episcopal Put Ish House at Join p, ,M. Kvctyonc Is askeil to bring theit own eard* and srnrr pad*. The T hrift Shop worker* of the Women’s Cluli will be Mts. Clay­ ton Smith and Mr*. I. P Peyton . There w ill I* a Cub Scout lininAiog eolirse at McKinley Hull at H:ho P, M. A ll Cub’a parent* are urged to nttesul. PAGE 1HhEB THE SANFORD HER ALP. S \NFOHO, FLORIDA TUESDAY JAN. 30. 1051 Sctninnk* Ituhulcihs Hold Regular Meet c rsanal s The Somthole llrbekah la d y,1 Mr. and Mi*. Mrrvln Osier No. 1.1 held il* legulni Hireling have moved from I he Marcriirlle Thursday evening in the Odd Fel­ Court to the l.rfflrr Apartments. low* Hull Mr*. W. K. Ilereher. noble grand, presided. Mr. and mT T T II Van Hoy Flans wen- made for a ehickrn have returned home aftei visiting pie siippn to lie held on Feb. |(1 in Chicago for a shot! lime Mr*. IU ocher appointed thr follow - j ing committee* for the coming Mr. and Mr* Horace E Walker year. Auditing, M i- Ivan Ruhow, 1of Miatds spent thr weekend here Mrs h red Myrr», .Miss Lila Wood, visiting with frirnd* ani; finance, Mis, W, Jameson, Mr*. J. R. Houlahan, Mrs. A. Pu* Mrs. II. C. Du!li>*» ha> a , her trell; way* and MH-uns, Mr*. Chat - j guests hri daughter. Mi*, Rnlxrrt te* ilnnnuin, Mr*. R uImiu, Mr*. II K e n a n nud non Bobby of B irm in g ­ f.. Monte, Mr*. II Itnines; flower.1, ham, Ala. Mr*. Ilereher, Mr- Jameson; visit- | ing chairman, Mi»* l.ilu Woodard. Mi** Joanne William* of Jack­ Mrs. Tommy Mcl-rnn, Mr*. Janie- sonville, spent Ihe weekend with son; i(-solutions, Mrs. Moore, Mr* her parent*, Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Hanniim; publicity, Mr- Hanmiio Williams Seminole Hi n* IIE V K III.Y UR A V it's lurrk to schosd again after another hectic weekend! "The thing" wa* tin center of attiaction at the I Muir Hop Friday night Vou isn't imagine what it wa»! Two ilarlin* little coons. That was a long-up idea, don't you think? Everyone hud lots of fun at the dane. including Sue rollum. who Firmed to have a grand time! The A met Iran Erg Inn H ii < wn* a now plnre to shag in, to most of ns, and we liked It. T i* a *ad tab to tell though, that we lost the game that s io la-fore tin daoee. We played I'atafka. Tin aiidiloritim could have stood more guy* and gal* sitting amulet and the cheer* weren't *n lond il hurt your eai drum*' How nl-mt a little school spirit liehind the (V)ery Feds? Show ’em u e'ir rather inlerostrd ill them anyhow! Conn* nud see all the g a m es tins week and give forth with them that yells! The "Sally” deadline WAN lA»t Friday, hut maylie, tif you haven’t •*'ughi yours) you can see Omul getting one. We sure hop. you didn't foi get It; vnu'd la- *orry cause it* gonna la' a really hum* dinger edition! T h e ir ’* a game tonight if you ran make it then', and wr really hope you ran Deluind is routing for a l«iut with u* and we’re hopin' we’ll runie out on top! Ham,, time I* 7:.W, or around that and hurry, ranse (he <*e*la (we h"|a'l will la> parked! Sting ytmr tnnsil* .will* unite a few heatly cheer* and back up our i>lm y Mr. and Mr*. I). C McBride had ns I hri i guest* uvn Ihr weekend. Ml. and Mr*. Find Shoemaker of Orta lido. Mr*. Roy S votes has a. her gue*t for several months, hei sister, Mr*. Mae Millner of Cadil­ lac. Mich Mr. amt Mrs. Anhui DcYooog have a* Ihcir guest. Mi. IVY’oung's mnthi'i of I'atlrison. N. J. Friends of Jo,- Cot try will le* gret to team that he I* ronfinrd to the Fernald Ijvughlon Memorial Hospital Mi*. I- M. Ilarvc* returned to­ day from Jacksonville where she spenl Ihe past week with her sist n , Mi*. It. E . Came*. Hr BBSS P A T T E R S O N it, n n s i: o f f f i . We wish to estcnil a hearty welcome to Mr. and Mr*. W. I.. Stripp of New Jersey, who have tuken over thr opemtion of our Estates (irnrral Store on Jan. 2:t. They have lartli had much •*Iterlcnre in drilling with the puhlie ami Mr. Stripp, especially, in the running of food ituike'e. Hi hope* eventub 11) tti catrV a full line of fresh fruit* and vegetable*. We ad* sin e they will have much sucress nnd halipltW* as memla ts of our community and feel that Ihry will weleom.* any suggestions oi rutlstructlvi cri­ ticism for their eiitrr|iri»e, Mr ami Mi* V* altei llatd, who liuilt ami slatted the busllies* when wo only had n hand­ ful of people on Fluid id ion Estate, have recti their business grow with out community. We an uppicviatr the 2 l* year* ot iffort they have put into it »l»n Mr. Hanl’a vei) efficient hand­ ling of our DeFary Fust Office tver since it* inception in Octotier, l !Mlb Both Mr. an.l Mr*. Hunt have lawn untiring in their ef fort* to lie helpful to all tne people they served. Mr, Thomas I* Iwonanl of New Y'oi k visile I u* one afli rpiwm with hi* son ami daughterHi-law-. Mi. |,eon«rd hml i'celi a close personal f i is-in I of Mr. Adolph IV lIary and had many interesting stories of the place to tell us. Hr had spent every December fur mote than 10 year* a* Mr. IV IIaty's guest, lie spoke the marvelous hunting and fi« ling he had enjoyed dur­ ing his visits .Mr*. K ail K ru ffril of New Jersey I* visiting hei sister. In. law, Mr*. Marry Cnel.-s of Valen­ cia Circle and helping her rn n y the distress of hit husband* ill. ne**, who, by the way Is im­ proving greatly and hope* to Ik) home imn the hospital very soon. Mr. Henry Wheeler "t lamg Is­ land has been the guc*t of Mr. and Mr*. Thomas W Third, who have just muted into (heir new home on Mdiet a Rond Mr. James Romney of Cnluniha Road has been made very happy by the visit of thret- gcnctalmii* of niece*, hi* oiece. Mis, l.ilUnn lot Ruffe and hei ilniigldet ami granddaughter, Mrs. l.nuUr S|KH'k and l.inda, all of llriHtklyn. N, Mr*. Norma Wo*lak of New Yttik City, who is thr gur.*t of Mi. and Mi*. Joseph llrcinm ci, (flct iated her lii:thday last Sunday. The Brenners had a few guest* in foi the occasion. Another recent visitor of theirs wu* Mr. and Mr*. I'aut Jacoby of MrUtournr recently of Orange City. Mr. and Mrs. Roiiett Scott re­ turned from a few day* visit with friend* In St. Petersburg. The new home of Mr. and Mrs. ami Mikiirn Sehmtrrr Mr. William tl'lla ir of I'aliniin Drive Iiiia Iteen l>usy enlcrtaining fi lends from hi* home town •d Holyoke, Mas*. Among them well' Mis* Nora ihtjle lillil Ml John J Doyle who i* a srout for Ko t imago Cub*. Ml** Doyle i* a trllteil sc intoI teacher and •one of us n|,| timers will reincmln'i Mr. Doyle n ■the fat-ion* ball iduyei with the Cul • Mr. and Mi Thomas l-andcr: were al**t among nis visitor.*. Tin* t* Mi. laindcis' third visit dumig • aintions fs**m ho* position with Mtatre Drop Foig*- Co. ^||- W N ridn and Mi- W t’ccce gave a *toik shower for Mi*. I Stinueh on WednrMlay evening at Mrs. N'citlct's home, timing the guest* were Mr*. Sen fed, mother of Mis Straucll, and 'ti*. SeuferC* house guests, Mrs S. herf and Mr- Itevf of N’ew N" ik. Other* attending were. Mis. t> Denman. Mts. V. Giirurhatii, Miss Ivntlierliie and Ihiiotluu llcnningrr, Mr*. E. Mealy, Mt*. R Mifiei, Mrs. M Nelticr of Miehlya'i. 'U s N'alej -tf Indiana. Mrs. 11 Peek, Mrs, J. Schiulin and Me. W. Taylor, Mrs. Stanch nveivivl many beautiful gifts ami after some unique game* and a delightful evening tefirshmeula were served. Dinner guest* of Mr. and MrRu-sell I tatpei of tirenadn Road on Siimlay were, Mr. uiid Mrs. Smtenloig mid Win J Elliott uf Nniliipt rt, N. Y. and the Rev and Sir*. W. Foyntellt htutpei ■ d lb Ibn > Drive. The Cooper* a ls o had Jli and Mis. Fhdip Maitin of New York a* guests this Wick. Mr. unit Mrs. John J. Keufiil of N'atanja Road entiitaln u l Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wendlunil uf Win lei Fart ln>t Sunday at their home. Mi. Wrndlnod is the form­ er ehumpitiu 1-2-11 stmi fh«o bag punrhet of Am eina. lb had billing with the former heavy weight champion, Jatnea J. foi hell, on n lour uf the United Stall1*, m in i guest# were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Stnits'h of Nnrnnja Hoad, Mr. uml Mr- L. Sdicrf, Mr, ami Mr*. F , Keif, anil Fiank llcif Jr. I'iano seln lions liy Mr. Wrndliintl and Mi llrif Jr. ami an uvenlng of ieminlsri'iite nlstui "Tile j(t"i| old 'lav-' w trr rnpiyed a fliT N ilcliilMr aitp|ter wnt served hy the isle** The Saturday Nile Mtinrr I lob met a* usual with a gttod now if •fid Ints «f fun Mrs. Career R„ hlolio was hostesa of the evruing Mr. Barney Savage annaum.d during the evening that a l*ai bat iii wntild lu- belli ilovvii nl thr ptail on the afternoon of Frh 24. Mr*. Grace (it If fill, chilli ninn of Ibe Stslsl Activities Comm, nf the Property Owner’s Aroai■lion tells me her coinniltlie is arranging a Valentine Party in ba held at the Cluh Rooms fm Felt. If. The filer Club met on Wednes­ day night with it* usual gtoal at­ tendance. Mr. nnd Mr*. Milton! lasmanl of Dellary Drive have a* t licit guest, Mi l.ronaid’- bint her, Mt Tlerltert l.eonnrd of New Jcftcv Mi. lo-t’iiiinl made a loi iiu-s# liip In New Vmk and hi* brothei re turned with him Mr. ami Mr*. II Hudson Mvtir,f fs>ng Island liave uiuvetl mitt their net* home mi Valeliein Hrlvr. Mr. Myrra wan In thr necounting department nf Ihe New York Timra fur 112 yrar*. On his retirement hi' was the recipient uf a Itcautiful gold wabh en­ graved with expression of Ihr ealcriu of hi* assoriates. Leslie lln iv rv will *ifiv e today to s|M-nd some time la-lween Iln llv w im d semesti'r* with hit paten's, Mr. Hy lUHl THOMAS and Mr*. 1^ H. H*tvry. H O LLYW O O D . Jan !M»—<A1la-a.l known of the tup 10 tin* Bill login am I* home spending office star* i» a lanky, laconic Mime tiim with his parents, Mr. Viigimnn namnl Randolph Scott. nud Mr*. C. A. Inghram. Mr. IngHollywood was mildly «ui prised lunin is stntione*! at Maffit Field, when Scott placed |0th in the list USN, San Francisco, Calif. Mt and Mi*. August Riishtieck jjof money-making stars for IPSO. Imwrencv Horton i* mov tinder- of ThnrnwiMNl, N V. ate spend­ •The guy ilw s not appear In going Itasic tiaining at Fort Jack- ing pait of tioli vitiation with arademy ( ontervier* or lop-gnus* Jim. Thry son, S C. Hi* adtlrt-** is Fv L .Mu. Putteison and Ing picture,i: Instead, he makes Jimmie 1. 11ofton. Jt. If. S. hope to gel theit Iwltt ■ 'lartttl a steady airing of modest mil* M 0IC 7Ut. Co. K 2M)| Infantry on Ihfii property on Medrra It.iail door attraction*. overlooking Gem tatke in thn Reglniipt, F«tt .larksoB, S. 0 . Furthermore he upsctls ihr near future, A milnltur of folkp -— filmland tradition hy not appearHuy no t last year and now mtht ing In night r lu l» >r eahrrwiau Mrs. IE J. Il'dly ha* left fni hgve cultituineil the Ruslieraka treking to Inject hi« name into Atlanta where she will visit with •luting their vi*it. Ihr puMir print*. He i* a» close Mr, ami Mrs. Rida-it Falwartli) her daughter and son-in-law. Mr. to lang an enigma;a* one can la* and Mrk II F Walker Mr*. Holly artivrd final New Jersey, in In Ihl* widely heralded bu*lne*t. ha* lawn visiting .In Hanford and their cute new English tar, |i .1 talked to h tin a H ra .lh a a c as,Uk*. (UM lw ina of their hom_ ®|'C, ts Of h i * W l w n - s e e mat V iP*' -other *o«ot* of 'ilmida fm th» M) Valencia Circle, Mr. Falwsrd* past vi-eeial mnnt!.*. on thr ’’Fo rt Wurth" *et. and he All the apnrt* talk i*nT oft’ the wan associaled with IwVtir Bios, minced no word*. gloomy side though, U’r won for many year*. "Frankly, 1 don't like jatWi.dty,” last Saturday evening, thr score Jit. and Mia. Aaron Dugan of hr r<marked in a mannri that Iadov 24-21, nice work frlbtws are staying at Ihe De­ was plain hut not unfilendly. "I Ending a semester ami beginning f R A D I O v S T A T I O N ^ ' Vnglnia nary Mutui Court wlilli await­ always remetrtlar something that a new one! A lot uf sweethearts ing rnmpletion of their new Daviil llelaaco said and' had in- have Itern separated l»y lunch hdlilr on Fits! Street. It Is lute cnrporatrd In thr rontmrta of periods now and tho irsult la aw­ of those tile roof jobs Mr. Dullnis star*. Hi* theory » a* ’never ful! llul such is life! Ami II* bark gan Is retired fioin U. H. Navy let ymir»elf le seen by the pi Idle, to work again. ** r iiv r.sn v t In which he waa a Chief. unlrss they pay for It.’ It was wedding Iwdl* a week 4]»MI T h . It h r tlim *-tot. Mr. Sal Dlluelan returned fi vm “Tn me that make* »eii*e. The from last Sunday for one of our «r in N ew s hi* trip to New Yurk last wick. fh rso (most glamorous, most fascinating cutest senior*. Jo Ann I’arkrr c n KVVa,lestern JamtHirse HI* return was delayed *o that stai our business ever vhad was Batten now! Hero* to a very Hap­ i ii# g. veti (CCIrn k t'lllll hr might attend Ihe Motto Boat 7:11 New s (!arl*i. W h y? ilerause she kepi py life for you two, Show at Grand Centra! Fa la c . tj*Mi Vlnrnlog H|«irl» Hilltlon herself from the public. Kach Rrmcnilx r to bring a quarter • lU Muilitr Clark Klni> which hr said was well worth mrmtier of thr audience had his for a banketimll game tomorrow • in M .x n ln a to-vntliois waiting for own idea of what she wa* really afternoon at 2:110 Get into the ■ill llsirdi In Music Mr. ami Mr*, la-e C . Nn*h id ll H 'f.r ill a i Nine like. Even today «hr remain* an mix of things and lets help our H^ DIf. Michigan have purchased the I till Itre-t At Krgsn netting figure > ijn )'ir*|.tle Hirwnrt hnv* tu-Mt the socks off Eusti*. home of the M any Wowcll* m -llul take the other -tat* of what aland It. *»! II W h ere A n c .l * ) V * i Tr-s<l the corner of Cnlumltn ami N'ai|n nr» F in lip ('.ira ils tnday. There i* no mystery aland Social event* aie piling up al anja Roatl*. Wr wish to welt (On. ll V lloy. A Hlrl. Muste Ihr.n. The ptlblir know* what leady f*»r another gay weekend lI«d iin viei.Mir stapsiln* them to our roniniunity. istrwl of tca.lh paste they use, and on the list a* uiimhei one la­ i ( i n F s r r n i T s s - tiers C o n n . II Dr. and Mr*. Robert It. Markty 11J«f» u r ' h r s l r * Ati'l P la r ehethrr they siren in men’s pa- ve*, ymi gtie*»ed II a liasketof IViuisylvania are spending lie l* H o rn in c V *rl* tle * A jamas and every intimate fart l>alI game I hi* Friday evening. HI. llt 11 Cr II it aI- H a w a ii winter in the Home of Mr*. Hotof their live*. When \ rrad pub­ Augindinr I* routing to visit us. f l a t I 'r a i e r Kn t I'e ars enet Clevelaml. They tell me they licity about thrm, 1 'an tell Just Fill Up the ole hot Iiai with ga*. 12 •»« " uria AI Noon find otir settlement a very Inl?:IS lla d lo F a rm K ig ssl which pre*s agent Ihry employ. pick tip that gal, ind I*1 the{o I3>J d terrtting one. t l " « C ln *. They've been using the same old aiarut 7:110. Remember that now, «.»*• ISiisilsr mar A triple birthday pally wa* 1:1 . lotln Ainrrh an* publicity gimmick* for 2d years.” kill*? Charles of Dcllary Drive with I»3D ftale Hltears Scnlt made no alUnipt to hide, I ’ll u . wilting *o you again s.~m. I I * * Vltisleal Varieties held at the home of Mr. anil Mt his happiness aim'll Wing named r d«. liar None llanrh aland :ui guests present. Tl" J M f» World Al Thres a Isis offire champ “although birthdays lelehratril were thos< * I Today's Klir now I ’ve got tn worry ahnot »f Charlie Ktistatan, Fete Blown J 1« t i l l s A n .l ll-s d lltts . Mr. David ll«*ler how to stay tip tilde." I asked ( s in Vtoir Slrninry Hinas | Dl l him for hi* »eeret «l mgr*-**. Musi* l>>ver* t'sm Mr. Healer I* on*- of the fine I Id Hr Its'iuest HI* find reply wa* modest: tyfhm Ilnur The IIhr f "Mayl<p it’s testimony on the young men at 8.H.H. Hr is very »?(*« tit* K p ' f i s K in a o t K a r abillly to saturate the piiblir. |aipii|ar and i* well liked liy every- | A S New s Steam llrated « !S H anford M arket P s p i r t Thty rr alw ays bringing loo k pit ntir, Vi.it Dar Mr Hpaler I* a vrry good en- * !* T w lllc t il H in a s ture* of mine I’ve done a lot « Jrf h p o fls F a ra d * of traveling all over the country Irrtain rr and when I *ay enter­ * l I ) lle n n y tl.MMtinaii t ln t e n a ln s Refreshment tainer I mean InI* a wonderful and rnnretimr* I •••(• U> nt IJ II#" I t r lf llit a " n A ll-tiid it llt.se s F o r A l-adr liar Far I'andr of my picture* in rr|r«»e at the singer. H r won the first plate In rTi»n 1 .0 * llre a k A H etord the stete singing convention Mr. same time. I it K e yn o te ,, I l f F a r t , Wher. H n p p ln r s , f i , ( l , • I'n p, o n .! "Of rum nr*, the le»*<>n might Ilrster ha* a tenor voire and when s "• V a r ie ty iv H all llall So IJItle*■ > « Meet T rt» V , Hand II, he sing* everyone Ju*l sit* hack also tie that westerns an- si III the *.*n N lg h i IM Illo n backbone of mir industry. Icmk in hi* seal and listen* dreaming!)'. ■: 11 F a i l Merit At |i« aan Mr. Hester says one of his Mg S.S" R ie t ira lu n s In iliTanre what happen* to Jimmy Stewart, • i l l It a tVaneetlm r la d year hr was behind me in thrill* of the yrat wa* when hr l t'n lta d Natlotia .A t hr box offire list. After making won all Midslate Honorable Men­ |10M1M I t J a c k dm ,It, two or three western*, he wa* tion In football. )#:»" A l H om e W ith M usic CM a* up to fifth this year." H r say* this I* a fine year and It «« N e w . A* for how hr plrk* hi* *rrlpU, would like to do It again. Another litas man otr 8o*tt explained: “I look for a thing that he mentioned especially strong, believable story with about was hi* roach. Mr. "0oo*e" KetANNOUNf’KMKNT 75 per rent out door action and llr* Hr staled that he wilt always Mr. and Mra.' R. M. F r y r i an­ 24 per rent indoor. If yau get remember the words that the math nounced thr engagement of thr any mm* of your picture indoor*, would say. "Hear down and hustle" approaching marriage of theit you are In trouble.” nnd he want* everyone to take daughter. Mae Estelle, to Herman Many of Scott’s fell..** arlor* Ihet advice at 8 H.S. Mr. Hester W,Thorn, son of Mr. and Mra. A. have trm arkrd to me that he wishes everyone the iiest of luck W Weltsirn of Enterprise. The is loaded with cash, largely be- always. wedding will tie an event of Feb­ aarausr of tile malty Independent — I'hllllp Boyd. ruary. ” deals He has made. The arlor - spiked thia rumor. “I’d like to *h«w them my hank account, which I* in the red righi now," he answered. 'Bute, I've mad* a lot of mnnAr. but nearly •II of It ha* gone right t* Oncle I W.T.U.K. INTERVIEW ' Sanford Residents Attend Rallel R iissc Miller Acrc.s Teen Talk O ver H.INkl t 'e n t r a l F lo in ln people t u r n iil o ut ia - t nig ht to tee th e tit o s ife lliiw s * la-nefit p**rfo rtu a n re of tin B a lle t R u » 'e de M o n ti t'a r lo nt th e O rla n d o M u n ic ip a l A u d it m iiin i T h e se io n d in a s e rie s o f tlio a lfid lo w c o n ­ c e it s w ill I h* held Felt- o at th e O rla n d o M u m e ip a l A iid ilo r itim w h e n th e F ir s t Finn<< (Ju a tte te o f te r* in I glim l in t e rp re ta t io n * <>t the r la s s ie s fro m Jh» liftDill! wilt* M ttrn«lnl fh» b a lle t Ml ur fr Mini Mr*. A D n s liu t y . Mr . iin il Mr*. KumUt ( T ih p c and 1.4(1111. M r. «Dt| M r* K m l Rfild i Mini S u lly , M r. .m l N li* S n O u im . .It m ill S u lly , Mi um l M i* W il If uni llu n h , ' I t #»'«l ' I i * J (* HlMiiWi%n> hi|i. M r* *loo S tm tn lc r* , M t y 1* M . N ii k t»I •- Mn «t I U*Atin it, Mi 1 -I A. 1'on i. U i d ml t EniiVri, M r v Mu hm l (» m *o n , l.y n n nn«t l - 'U I 'F , Mff» l .i i H l r t f l M u im o ii Mtul I l c l l y Ann, M i* Ht t ilin g ' It o llin i;, M i* i t ill Ty»», M r- . W iilh r if ’ P h illip * . M i* J U v uid I \llv-on. Mm. K I Whitiikor, ' I i- (‘ l l u i v« >. Mm. II Winn. M»* I*. I M P HUhnp, 11 >in*l M l * M K lin t I'M \ I*** Mm * M dt I hri P iiliii'to i Mi i fk urn S iiiin d u rik , ' I i — .lit n u i h I11I it n-, M il* I ‘ lififi* 11’11r w d(i - „ MU# l i i i u i l t i i f W n i l ?i. Mi*-* ,\ « r mu Fuyt* 11ii r v i- y , M l** Vim \V h i ( ii k c r , M md .It iiiiil* - U u l l i f f , at n if M U * llo *H h m l U n llif f C l i f f «»n S n iy ir m IM i% r i . m in p lc lr* l ft n*f Ih r y mi r i*\p o h*«| l i h r nt«ivi|1|f III - Im it l\ J! h , Chtuiu" Y«ntii*iiti n tln foi r ic h ! H it It ji c iin ii tri par*) hi*t Mon*U\ r v rttttiir. Tli**v \m*i f Mr. mnl Mi* I'I um Wnnnr lu i d i i l m an. Mr nn*l 'li- llr n r y A ati mmv uml Mr. nrnt Mr* Wluitn P a rk Ki fiv.-hmrnl- wire en* joyt-vl n f l r t the um m *. A c ro u p of ru i'ii fro m h c l l a i y i n jo y iil a M ip p d um l iitu n tr iil •ho w nt th e K t i ic r p r i i e clut» 11* - 1 T u i- ila y A n to n i; them w it* Ih r fo llo w in n ; Mr V V o ijrl, O t a - . \ m im a n , Jo h n IMt*t, h * e l. Ito h rrt llr o w n , H a in h l V m in p , l l .m v k l i p p e r, V in c e n t V n le n tin e . I* III H ill, K ilw u iil l l t 'l i v y , ISim lln p p rich, *’ lm - W n tir ii'iiiiin . J K i n ' , m i'! Ilm u h ! ( ’o f f i li . Ih 'h e it IKi **w i p rt* * rn tn l n m \ie * nt the »h»»e o f Ih e e v r n in ir . (h ie to it t hi««nt «o iu litiu n th in w r ite r h m k r n u m ih le In nm ki* doinrhou their wr ink Ire nmJ paiinehe- il«* tint rount ro nhy fee) .urry (<>r Uim ii ? They tlmrs have no qualm*, alt her, \h V IV IA N ItltOUN nls.ut divorcing ilia lillla* woman \l* N rn kfrjliirfk U r iln when her waistline expand* o* S c o iii ls«»\ f i it nil hiiM ift*m to 1en.ws feel appear under her w nr eyeUds. of m iU who ih u iJn M It i* not Ihe lime in feel sorry* tlu > fiiol fid ifitl th iii "f»n»’ iiri*l ;i ....... ih r iiBininU' chance, nf tm ly " mm - •'• • n fifin h tl u it h th e your departing soldier tu marry |it |oft 4 fi\k hnn’1) yrur*, .omrorii1 else, if you ahuuld u h i l r ( i l h m fu lfill"" hm t n ililn r y hm \11ujiIK youn,| i*ii l« change your ptafiv Take the ad­ vice of gill-i w ho are older, «!*• lim it I h i Mhmitil (1**1 I1#* tlrttiii^' | •y« n f f m ill i i i > # jtr *»11 it s I m h I j er and have been burned by home­ coming landles which grew dim !'«•(» un !**•». till ■) til mu h» inn > in their windows: l nles, yttu'va !«r fu rr t h r buy II WR)* ! * m , IIV tb l -c Iff tic I f l . n l . got an cngagriiirnl ring or a l« h iifitr i:i t U it H d iiiriil tlu* hi m At* I, its Iiialdi' facsimile thereof (kOlHa Ii finite token of esteem and afour •» ■ * l.it tti|* nt th e •Ip |»a c li'il rI h r v fh ri t m ir f n tioni don't conn! on that man i itit ii: n iu .h v li U . i s , p o i'tiv um l too much Even then the gentleilro o lt liiv i fio tr* T h r y j j iv ** up men at, oppoituni- t - and srlfivh • Iher Isny -i 1‘ v f h tlim iuh i h i y n r r an engagement ling would (» fno yniihtr hr JtrmnUril to u , on-oi,-t e,l smail lo** hy them if %’o iilh r, t i*lifi|« nf fh n u kiltlil m ilt * the) v»i tied to .ali.fy their deI all*- in another directiut). IsOl if k* II I- who fi'llH U llI t It! 4 Any giil who gives a pledge p u lt c rii rliif i!u : the I ti -1 u n i u * i-t* to s Imy who is going abroad »'il p t iv io u - v c f li" , only In fitnk fan - tin n k of losing Inin and th .it th i’ir l o i n l m|) i > itMikt unto sltoiilil '•• pieparesl for llie sh’K-k. h im - i’ll ti I t tii« ih iiiio ilii’t • Mill! Even if vou feel you could never love another and your heart i* •() 'l)IO \ li h i i vi ii lit I fiy fu * p .H f pci niaiii nf Iv captivated hy ) oiir i IT»»I hen* f h ri'jik look ii v « ;ii i '*• tightir.g Romeo, liavr an undermot** ufl11 Ik * nun rliiu'i to le i ■ •tanlii'g with him that ypu lioth the in Hint* hiit in ai 11 f 11»--ml* Ini) w (111 vs (11 date uthi-r-. -o that Ih* y ll t h jii’I* hi»!iii* If in Y%|| a Maim .if . out, ,1 affect inns vs iil 'lim it , tin p i"l> ulilv L'” t the p lt t h ,e-l i i -I i.n ulle person’s -hoillil••r u tu io y iH hy hin i*vu» 1\ e fe 1er*. '( it should happen. 11 on tin- day of yuui reunion pltc* ufnl hn I. of i1nthii *Isi w lien vou -till ■are fm each other, m m *pom ltm r w ilh h e i, lin t wo men in Imp an * rmt -mutt So the v- a will In "ingttlaily fortunate, nV rrH Ke •1 1 w h M lo st hei I a-mu indeed )'oiith is like a searrhit doesn't mean tn lie vm the f o ie iK ii m a rk e t n i f f ere* I vvind n p u n t 'te a l n f in e iitn l im u u U li, tu ki. If you've known youi young m ill liiif« ll\ wji> in th« f r iin ie *f m ilitl to m a k e a *p iiik m n v i i y iitan fm a lung time, and think that mail lag. Is lb, uni) ,-olutint! i t; tu itfio lh rr i k HL'i IK i S ome m ip h i - iiv llm t Imv# in flnn. <b -i h - s it with your patenta tin- *e» \ lee iltiv in i; W ot hi W m 11 I nod tticii don’t hesilale if Ihey w< i e 111 V n- a! mi • *I liy 4'irpht m - itppiove As one gitl said re. w u p th e ir h u h Io n - nriek jic it iu , ■.-til I v unit v of h hum pu kul lm-lmii«h ")|y loiyfliend and I deride.1 who w e re M V.iilnhte m il on th e Itu treat In- -ojntirn in th<" Army *p« t W h ile t lit-i ■ in ip h t ImVe a- -nil >d a separation which l o l l <1 few p l l U who H i l l t i l t h , • on Id happen if he'd gone away VV< aie going In get le** ill tin it u ttY ii'l) to pet a to eollcgi nniD *11*i%« •ft up m i thnt * m m v inyr* inn. .led now. and save (he al( e l l i f o i l t l , Il'H |HM*pli I'V rl h la illi Iowan,, I am entitled tn a , a it H iinin n w hit i* toJ.I fro m • h i l l wife, lot ftirnltuie and a down h i miiI t hat In i ult i imtte m t h i it v payment ,,ti a house.’* tii • o n ly m n u irv ia n e 'h n h i i n ittiifty m u le mu i ini^i»Mi y»*j*i - I hiin ihi w o m e n : To Imi'il coin mil. spread it out thinly in a -hallow baking pan Place In a model ate oven to ton, t until dccliatrly browned; i out mi t«s wi t h iiia n v o f m u on stii dm omit ot shake the pan llih ilto iw to th in colum n W e hop • often to toast evenly. Use tonvted to I m lllile to ifi t JlllM linl lim it ' •i a, null ns a topping on cake fiostinu- ,u on other deswrt*. noon SPECIAL! MEN ANI) WOMEN WIIAT’S YOUR SIZE? L0 N(i? SHORT? STOUT? IV'/*; I N V I T E T H E H A R D TO E I T ! JANUARY .11 EEli. l-2-:{ t'dlli.vvitig i tiw i ;s t If T ilt w ill '•< ;i I ’l.liry T 'I i f Of ( 't iw ;ilt* H , Alvvnv > Itriiig Y'uti T h f Host AL T 'u I ’M S s i m . i : ( t i s i I x l ' p f f ’ : *l'l 11all i v i ’ EAMOUS AMERICAN TAILORS I II 3 ” Ant ha-nt triilly S I vis'd" At D ill S lim I'll Viol T(» I *1*I'svestill 11A W illi Votll A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE 1 to jy 3 T 1 11:1.1 IV M. Dally* SHOWING TODAY & WEDNESDAY w m a can the kfa sfie jp IRENE DUNNE FRED MuMURRAY TONIGHT A WEDNESDAY "I tried tn make a deal with the Treasury Department oner. - 1 told them tf they would tel me work me nne year free nf t a m , I would lw willing lo glee them all the money I make for the raat o f my life. Unforlunalaly, they woublnY go for It." <r DR. C. 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AIJ, LADIES’ ANI) MEN’S SHU’S A til lii'iil it*Jillv Siylrtl 11) O iif of I ho Kiin’ititml D i 'h I r iil t h in lit*’ UniUnl Staler, am i (iim n iiiU ’Ftl. m iu t mtiiiMui pmm m m m w SSi t Y ou will U tH 'o nililiiiiutlly Double Feature Bargnln Program ____ ‘ SPRING AND SUMMER WARDROBE ItiH.rs It pea MEN'S and LADIEsS* from —HHORTH PROGRAM— SPORT—“DIVING MANIACS" CARTOON—“CASANOVA CAT* PARAMOUNT NEWS $33-95 to *73-50 'The .Slurp Where Smart People Shop" : a f t r - -- K m 19 - • - a V g iH 'a i .a . �/ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORID FOUR Smooth Stroking Dick Savitt Wins Australian Tennis Championship Hr CIOItlMiN T A 1T SIDN EY, A m li.ilu , J j o . 3t) (/!*> I utlcy-huiicd lin k Sxvitl ol Orange, N. J.. today liru m r llir third Amrnixn in history lo win lh< Auitislisn lrn n it Chauqitunthqi Mr (Jefrslrd A m ur L).tvii Cup player Ken MtCiifgor, 6*3. 2*6, 6-1 mi llu final. Savill, former Cornell L'uivrm ly captain, lake* bit place alongside f , H. Alcxandrr and Don lludgr at llir milv Amrui ant In lake the to vrted till# Imrk urros* the I'arifie Alexander triumphed In IWiti and Budge «un it In Iir'tM in tlu- ilu>i tumuinVMV. Nancy* Holton captured the wowhen the big rnlhrail »n< mu­ 0 . , * m l lor the sixth tune by tually invincllile. heating Thelma l.ong, G-l, 7*6. Not only wen* the expert* -ur* prised lhat Savitt reache*! the final, hut they weir well nigh astuumbd hy the ilim|»uUJi with which he <II>|mi»c I of Mediator, who ia regarded n< one of the brightest young pro*pert* develope»l down under In many yearMcGregui, whust- main *101-1) In trade la a liooming service, could nut wear down Ida adversary de­ spite numerous service arcs. (In the contiary, it was jm t the other way around. Savitt tank everything MrGregur could offer, them fought the match oil III* eiWM term*. More linen any other factor, Savitt'* steadiness won for miiii lie rushed the- net at evi-ry op­ portunity to score with acrurnli' passing shut*. (In occa*ion, .Me Grogar, a tail, rangy youngster, managed to get hi* tarquel on Auburn Leads Race In Southeastern Athlete Scramble 7 # ^ Third Running Of Straight “Mutt Dog Derby” Planned On Feb. 11 / roni the Hy HD IIA Itl'B ft For th. first time all season lh» Hr in I note High haskslball team showed some evidence of an ability to learn fn>m rsperIrnce, Whether the quality ha* rrarhrd a development equal to that of Pavlov's dogs i ruin In. tu lie seen. Without the aid of rlaienre In scoring in all but une game, I'laiiM*. who ha- led the team the strangely se lf.p u .s c e d t'eletyfrdn refused tu lie stamp<-drd by the euutinu. and often mono loruius taetlrs of tin- Ht. James I'atilhers. The local five even upprobched » certain defensive brilliance in tbe fourth iiuartei when Pnnthns wen- unable to a snngle field goal. At one point in the second ■itiarlrr the game very near­ ly degenerated into a romrtly a. both di friisrs held off any possibiliti of gelling under the basket and tbe « nrr boar it seemnl Murk at 10-8. The game illustrated the dead­ ening --f feel* of u defensive p-yrhology on a tram. Ht. James was unable to summon up any 'O O O ’ f t t t ' W * 4 .-efgjieS ',u*u, | •atau an i |aai« o u o aa •punoa jo pxsau JD+f-yr m AaRod Ama * J ° 8a ,U • « lu e l* ) 0.-wi*V p U S tv W •n|4 gaaivaa miv«o UJOJ) Htoq a>u|AVB pu* no< ’ ’ ( M ,|M |D l|0 4 M SONlOIAIfl "I i O O O 'Z tS 'O D NEW Y O R K . Jsn. 3 0 - 0 P ) - W il h another full month W o r the hnt of the basketball tournaments birgint, the Kentucky Wildcat* and Oklahoma A fit M appear due for a battle right down lo the wire for tbe fv0, | collegiate ranking, por |j,f m o o j -#eek in a row, Kentucky topped the weekly AP poll •°4sJr' but the margin was by s dim 19 vote* over the Aggies of Oklaho* ... T epuror, some hlng could pop / y \ T ' l l Q 0 1 , 0 Q _ I _ “P *® b.v W ^ S w,, lh* of " N e i l l S H Y 8 O 8 I C or., , * other—-or both before m • * , g UM take tIts case of Long Island uni- _ .. _ * # -• verslty ,the No, t team last week, R a a p k o H T r ilH lt lf t f l hut dropped this week to No. 4 O t t O C U t t l l H a U lt - H H I heeaui# of Its loss to California i,n ~ .n i . ■ . „ Arliona bumped BOSTON, JanU U but night at Tucson, 6t- 6 l, » ' • ° t «*>«»' «*rdle Tebbetta l,ut lhl» * * • after the vote* were *® l *>e Cleveland Indiana was c-un<*d for this week’s rating. f ,n Bne with a baseball The m u tts wsrt all In last » "°rd ln g to Bj»l«n night, however, before Kentucky * * * > ” % * ? * * ? * .,8* * ™ . ° «**k the court to thump Tulane, . *[“ { cl“ b* ‘ 'P!.1 fijUJu? [**,3 l()t-M, at New Orleans. It was a new Southeastern Conference teorIng record ,ahd possibly Kentucky J^TiShS ** ly *°r * " 7*5* Of TeDWtS V/US III V ' ............... !l i h o u r t i w b? I*- even more nilarluua ' rt b u .ln e.t " ' ' ,h ear * event when Fldo v u„ J , t , ' , K. . # ay with the honors. t Dug Derby I* made ' . i f T h. krw L 1? 1? *U *?‘ l rough the generosity "“ J V Wildest* have nine 6.1m .. of Mr W. a '» p 'y . iwner of ihe Sanford ^ wtJLh f 0** lmP0.t,n t 8<m*h* ntiel Club, It had Its* n l ! *1” vf* i no'i l * e hoa*t of s .m all hoy . „ . Okl ahoma A the ufa*le»t old houn' f ,J}f* 12)* *? boe, eeworld. EfT * L Wu*,„ ,orat ® * ,rVl .y i* .irletly for the “ ' V T * « ' '."‘V . to .. I. no entry fee for ,m l‘u,h Co“ b Hank Urn's lads. d no admission charge , With 138 sportswriters and k for either the kid* ^usdeasters voting In Ihi* week's ent*. The electric rat*- I 0'*. Kentucky received 43 first and the reactions of l,|kr* votes, and Oklahoma AAM, v ih i. mechaniral rnon-3*- The Aggies, with an 18-1 revomlrou* indeed. Home *,»rd. were third last week. D- our I.Hik and head Here are the leading teams with other, ju.t sit and l»ints based on ten for flrat place i-.'e.l si all. However. »u‘v. nine for second ,ete (first ly Is* if,- no in Iter chase place votes and season record* In* a* If thry had been eluding last night's gamts In parentheses): Tap Tea 1. Kentucky <4» U M ) 918 2. Oklahoma ABM (31) (18*1) 989 >■ Indiana (7) 413*1) 636 4. Long Island U. (3) (16-2) 5' 5rf1,7. JL Columbia High School Band or Ihe Rengab-er* will tiartlcipate. Nnl|,'« la w n , ll l s r h Canyon. Ila p p y M arlo w . P ll.b d a l . C i r c l e A r r o w . !-*«• |iy , m iv r r T in g * . Mher- U**5) (4 ) ( l t d ) ) 7. Kansas Stale (4) (18*1) 8. North Carolina State (7) (19*8) *- g|- J 0h»»*» I t ) ( 11 -2 ) 10. St. Louis (14-4) !i‘ VUtanovrm (•) (18*1) ?• «> 13. Southern C alifornia at:t ow n w a r n —rmwefty lisa n r m m w It. Hops -H'» Mlks. .(!!> <>**»> Ilesor/M. illrava Ltf*. rtsw tlln rr. 1 668 400 378 341 238 90 TO 62 Mile Ithumba TOP Mia* l.ui-eAsle. Hark On. Crotew n: ITS nay la d y , lied Milch r o t NTH H «t r — V ista * Mile f l.lb s's III* Ii'll. ttappr I l l l l j * Prm ike. T ie T a e - T o s . Haven. l .u r L r , HtWa tllrl. M l** O -ech ey, H*aU ' r ir ^ n iit r iM > s iw U i w boa T o m m ie Divided Hvea. T ftrk rV l i l t. fla r Ilel H li-k sy, l i r a ,1 t :t n trodn. Ions lluhr. Sport* Roundup Knniipy H addl* T it MACK—A'talks a i l s Arieii* foe, Kddr's Pel, lia r Kin* |s|e r, Mary ItoHe. (Itganlle. Ke*lee, Howdy lisa . 1 rig ser Flngsr. • IX A U B U R N , Ala., Jim. no (A t— Auburn nmlslailt football roaches lobn Williamson, Ghurk Bernard and Ralph Slalen resigned yester­ day In the wake of demands that head Coach Karl Brown's *taff It# strengthened. No explanation for the resigna­ tion* wax announced nnd neither Brown nor A PI Athletic Director Wilbur Hutxell could I n- reached I for comment last nlpht. The three Tiger rnattlU quit less than two weeka after a move to fire Drown fixtled during a meet­ ing at the governor'a mansion In Montgomery. Williamson, h e a d freshman roach, cam* to Auburn with Blown from Ganlslus In 11MB. Bernard, a former All America renter at Mi­ chigan, Joined Ihe coaching staff a year later, romlng from Michli gan Tech. Rlaten roar hex) at the Methodist orphanage a! Raleigh, N. R., lu-fote moving to Auburn. The announcement of the three resignations said Ihe remainder of •he coaching staff wann'l affected. Otheis on the coaching roster are » » :» t : * T H a t ir — aoki c« rs« f |H .n y U u u k , f k i p M ors. K y s a n a , M a rs. I l s r k s t f l a s r , ttlsk y lln o k Is, J s m e s H v s a s , llu ir h ls . m im iit m it a t'H—a /laths a ils . . T m m F irst. It s U d y llsstsr, llo a k. Iliisals's Image, (leuryla Tech, ollle Oliver, Klsstfimt Him. Damasrua M ' T I I I t t l T — S / ta t k s Mil# flH .rtin g K e ll, w, J ,„ Mmlth, M elnnrhnlr. O ur N ellie, l,l(» ||a lb . " e r a A n n J r ) . U s M ar t h n t ii N i l a / ia ik s a it e O sk lllll, f n a rk lia r . L o n e ly Itasan do. j* d y W lr l, T o u r T e llin g Ms. L i l y M a rr. O h ast W r it e r . nffif/ra. je n s n J , I town. Happy Marlow. NKCONIi flA C K l Denay U a tw ll, lira vk Life . Ilulo. . T H IlIlt BAOfci CH le* H stls. B y l-ady. lied Mllsb. HAC^B, «■■Clwwwbr. It*Is-a (Is l. Tlr-Tse-Tws. Whoa Tdaim l*. M r r t r o d s . Iowa nubs. H IX T II H ACK: Kddy'a Pet. Ces- Is s . H er f ln la t s r HMVKNTII HACK; Jaw s* Keans, Kvsnflo, Nnorly llu r k . M K lim T lf lt A C K , ||k Lsdy I lest, r, (leorgla Tech, T e n s Klrsl N IN T H IIA C K i slaaehnly. Il s M a r, a S S T S i r t i d It by sell* big Christy Mathewaon and later, a* they aged, Ty Cobli, Hah# Bu,h' *l , r r f lletlmsnn, IMtsy Dean and many other start* hy th, f |ol„ on whlfh , hry Won tKf(r feme,” O'Neill riplalned. A*Led If there was any spereason o r necessity for such procedure, O'Neill replied: “No, [t’s Just something that has heen done for years. That’s why w# wId TehUtts.” o'Seill, who Hie, to Germany Thursday with a baseball group that will tour military bates there, rates the 19M Red So* • ' strong In every depaHment. "I have five starting nlctbers in Me) I’arnell, Hill Wight, Ray Scsrlwrough, Willard Nison and Harry Taylor," O’Neill predicted, "And there may he a tilth on* K Maury McDermott ran master f,0*!!,ro!; “43ft1 P a r k llb y . P la y f u l h t t lim n N *c * s -a /ia tk « «:U b i U s lt r . May Park. •i Aii hiirn Couches Quit As Pressure On Brown Mounts ■000'001‘MT II I* price* galore for t owner, ranging from certificate to a 125.00 k1. All dog* competing a can nf dog food and er dollar regardless of Og ftnl«he* In the race. -ntries for the actual mited lo the first 64 uallfy. All poor he* unrsn I*- entered in the g *how. l,la o Legal Notice g y JO H N C H A N D L E R '"isre rlv « rs i U « n‘t S running of the Sanford iin*.*l Cluh'i famed Matt The I USI renewal of tr pup* and pooches of lle lm r 'ie ^hey1 aren't dll !*• held on Sunday February llth at 1 r blank* are now availir* Korhuck'a Orlando .trie, must reach Saar* M., Wednesday, Feb- Ho r s e ’s M outh at love, all on his own - c iv ic That tint the match at one -el each, but Havltt -till kept as ned ns Ihe Australian h r e r c In the last two sete. lie forced Mrtlregor into error lifter error In the Dual set, the srorelmnnl showed that McGregor had I" clean placement*, ami manag'd to win but one game. ID had 17 n ils, and double faulted at match point. The makeup of the (Inal bml A u itir fans and officials shat me their heads. Art Ijtisen, A m eri­ can champion, and Frank H-dg n a n , defending llllu t , and a<< at the Austrian Tlavii. ruppei-, wen Award* Awards the logical candidate, tu firth: 6 Schwd-. Auburn lift (•7 Geoigia tui ini But on hi* wa to tire (Inal, I..H .II. INI un Savitt polished off Hedgman in Tulane K4 6t» Ik# semi-final ami the vrternn Kentucky Ml 7ft John Bromwich In an earlier Mia*. Stale 711 1M round. McGregor In hi* march, pul Alabama 67 1*8 the crusher on lairten and Adi tan (He MD* rt.1 7ft Qulst another veteran down umti r Vnndeibilt ti'J 4H ace. Geeirgia T<-cb ftl ftl I f Savitt can maintain the turn Tnnnwsaee 40 (V4 he set In the matches here, obsetV* Florida :tft H.1 art said that he will lb’ hard to Total Hftd |»4tt teat anywhe-te In nest amnnu-rV The I PM) column also includes United State* circuit. Ills per men awarded scholarship* for bas­ forinance makes him a dffmllo ketball, Dark and bssel.all ability. Davis Cup th reat Havltt and lutnen will fly IlitftM* pfpj —— — Wildcats Trample Tulane 104-68 Stengel Declares To Take Lead h Basketball Poll Another Starting Hurler Is Needed u tility ia fia ld tr. " I know Lou’s In tu u lv * com petltlvs spirit.** thv Rsd Sox pilot ronilnustl. -H a ’ll report In n rsllsn t thaps and l ‘ w ill not bs eurpriisd i f hs d lip la c si on# of my regulars, fo r hs ran play every infield position equally w ell." O’Neill is due back In thl* country on Feh. 16. tla said ha would gu directly to the Sarasota training camp to greet the pitch* art and satehees ordered to re­ port there hy Feb, I t . more interesting from th is ed to “ Mascot Handler. U niversity la (a th s ya u U fu l group a t o f Naw Hampahlro” was deposited rM jas , , we’d lik e to^ boo (n atu rally) on the daak o f Puba nvw— A l Mengert, H arvle Haity Director B ill H u n t . . itarwald and Bud R s lw b r r — Seems some lads at th s U alvatvity op w ith a few other good of Bridgeport had purchased a tg player* and taka on t h * ! jrreat dan* as a team mascot. Tha ■mars" in a prelim inary match | University authorities w ar* hertlTha U S G A could racn iit such <>nt about granting the pooch re[Jala M a n y . Hobart Manley, copnltlon because they might ba i L I tile r , B illy M aiw ell, Dean held liable If ho should Inflict I. M uo n Rodolph to round out bodily harm, on someone. . . “ Wa da aauad that could attrnct a have taken care ," the letter plain* 4 attention . . O r, to maka It thraly explained, "to gat an aspa* iroo-way a ffa ir (Just spatula- rlatly affect Iona D amt mild man, a# aarose ) hew .about re* narad an im al." But tha w riter l is t nine “ aabrow n" young still wantad expert adviea on who havu M a d goad (a tha handling tha problem . . Stearns r atanaa a f Om w t t a r ta ro . . couldn't o ffe r mush help. How a H i t in lt r o Boros, Drom Hampshire, a fte r aavarol unpiaa* - — * ml experiences w ith Rva wildits, had Ita mascot stuffed And seed In the trophy roam. Raya III: "In this condition aha fiv e * i relatively HUD trouble, s l­ ough o c ra ri'n 'Jy wo have to W hitey Ford, Martin And Brown Leave Yankees For Army (T his I* the eighth In a ser­ ies of I I stories written by ma­ jor league managers far the awn by Uses giving a preview of Associated Press under their their teams and siting up the other rluba. n e w Y o r k ]- j*n. 30—</p>— Until Eddie Ford arrived on lh< scene at mid-ieaion, the New York Yankees were in definite need of another pitcher—a starting pitcherVic Raichi, Ed Lopsl and Allie Reynolds gave us a grand big three but, after a good start. Tom­ my Byrne had dipped into a ipcll of wildness. He would come up with a good game now and then but he wain'l as dependable ai he had been. Ford was the aniwer. He won nine games before he loti one. Rest Is Importanf Says Housewife It ha* been aaid that there arc lota and lots of ways for people to try to get some sleep at night. Sum* folks paint their windows Mark, Others use ear plugs to shut out noises, while other* count s h e e p . All of Now Ford hat answered his call these a r e ««f» to Unde Sam and we’re again seeking that fourth starter. Per­ haps It will be Byrne once more. I m confident Tommy can win for us. If it Isn’t Byrne maybe It will he Bob Porterfield. Boh hat had a lot of tough lurk the last m hg rry, Alabama, two years. He had arm trouble in Fy * j # has the best 1W9 and last year. Ju*t when it way to get a f I n t night's S t l A , . . 7 * V rest, Mr*. Jones, who didn't rest well at night la-fore she lo<A IIA PA O O L; is able to say, aTter takiiii. IIA D A P 0 1 ., "1 rest wonderfully nuwl” Mra. Jones found that H A D A CO L supplied Vitamins B l, B2, Niasin and Iron In which her system was deficient. Here Is Mrs- Jones' own state­ ment: "For a long time I had been bothered with indigestion and sour stomach. Food didn't seem to agtro with me. I al­ ways had that uneasy fullness after I ate. I got to where 0 didn't want to eat. I had no energy. Felt like I couldn't maka It during the day. I also was very nervous. I didn't rest well at night. A friend of mine told ms shout IIA D A C O L. After the fourth bottle I fait wonderful. My food agreed with me—no more Indigestion or aour stomach. My appetite Is terrific. I now have Iota of energy and my nervousness has gone. 1 rest wonderfully now. In fact* 1 frjfe good all Ihe wag. yuuntl. 1 re roiumemt IIA D A C O L to every body—It'a wc.iderful" l ItlS . Tbs l^nisDr CorporSllun going to he a threat. Excellent Business Opportunity For Hard-Working Man, Young Or Old Hours Are Long But Pay Is G oodOperating New INVESTMENT REQUIRED 13.000 FOR SALEABLE STOCK A EQUIPMENT OPPORTUNITY TO EARN *4.000 A UP PER YEAR ;d a ® r i* 5 *»ni U p urtlng K e llo w . . Jod> M ill, la m e ly T *u r Tatllag Ms. lls a r l. usually wit Ii sums reason ■is t>* With almost half llirir games still before them there is a slia a i* Ing susplr'.un in this corner ■copfirmed by our venerable collabora­ tor Incubus Junes who rode with th# team to the St. James gain* —that things are luoking up. Jones, a daring forecaster a* ever, thlnka the locals might even take Delemd tonight. SPORTS MIRROR Hy AHHOCIATRH PRKfUl Today a year ago—Forest Evg* x liw s k i. a u is U i.1 tootbs 11 coach at Michigan State, was appointed head coach a t Washington State. Fle a years ago— Prod F it* * slmmons, form er pitcher w ith Brooklyn and tha Naw V a r t Backfleld Coach Ralph M urphy. G iant*, was Injured In a head-on Assistant Coach McCoy lle w * auto crash. M l rwigned recently tu enter lb# Tan year* ago— pitchers C u rt Marin* Corps. Da via. Tag O ar la ta * ro d K Governor Gordon Person* called C a te r signed tn e ir l84s H T 're c ta for Ihe removal of Brown recently w ith th# B ro aklya D o dgm . ?£*** **** Tiger* last year became Tw enty v o a tj ag»—t i p 1 tha flrti team In tha acbool'r h^- w as named head root ball i toro lu loa* every game on Ps uf N avy, surcenllkg W . A. schedule. ... ... ... UUV., « — Mj □■ • iNunmo id suitmTKIIj ; - ] More Beauty And Comfort WHhOur Modest-Priced Wullboards tdrol for cw erlttf trucked, atrroky wallit. . . perfect for ftnUhlnc off u naw room. We'vo CetoUx «od Upoon WoUboonk In alwko to fit any d m n t i w octant. BtnuUfnUy pft* flnUHod; or pkln, m yoo con decorate h yiHir own ehotee of c a k n . CeMitPF Wtllboorda Inaukte tfolnal hoot, f r a y to Bwork artth — y to pay fa r on- -plroa k * monthly tonne, t , \ ■ ? . ii- ; .*,v^ *^i. . A Clem. Dependable Used Car From 51* B. M ST. FT. MNI.U0N V **K . PH. 1*11 1846 PLYMOUTH 4 Door Sedan A tf —td l n r l a d rwptrta. Very n o d rmbbar. A 1947 DODGE Vi Ton Pickup Truck 1947 PONTIAC O ub Coape * * a Ill "a^sh* e * <*r I * sH l a m a i. **. r — .I_. . *■r IMJUUS i lIN i I M �TU ESD A Y J a W. 30, 1951 a — p t M .T v ." -■■ ■ Jilt* PAG T n t S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N fO R D . F L O R ID A ■ Jth*> H a n fu ril f*i*tr F .*rm e r« Ry Ray Ontl* O Z A R K IK R State Farmers Market NtMM «* |4>I»| fF tr lp li l I lls r <211 \U rk * t. D # m in il O iK* un n il v i v n i h l r a « n il irn irk n M lchth s lr o n r ^ r T#mp#r iltifr ihi* in«>rftln«v n( lit* rtanfont H u ir i> rn trr« U«rk«t d f ir«*r* About 23 par cent of U. S p aM rn g cr c a r t in utr today a i r i l y e a r s old or older colupaied with fotir per Cent ill 1‘J l l . .Modern Way To Control Roaches’ Hiilht-rrft a t x t r n it i) «t a t i : i ‘ t n « i : n i The clay tile heating »toVr» of M A IIK IT T Germany In the 16th (V C nitry • I'la riS a . T h r foil., —In* p rli* « ir|H i|ln l I.* often were ileeoratixl with pic Ih r I l M l m ,,o Th» K sn lo n l Hum * Yellowstone National Park wst lure, of ttibical tcenet. k'*rm »r* t la r k t l for pr,xlu<-» *.,1,1 to Trurt(»r» A !>*al*r* »|i to 1 I' M created in 1*72. It Include* more J s n S» t*JI. geyser* than in all the rest of ll.n n v pole lot hpr IS Si the World together. l l t t n i . T r> u U i|trrn bu. hpr S lit-1 i t llru r m ll ron* t« ln *r S T t - lo * O p tn n irlr ix l I.inodn wn* nominated for Pre llm * Jo t bum ha* r •>«■! J i I ' t b lm it So I K g l>ait> t i l l sident li> the Rrpuldicant ovet 113 Magnolia Phnnr 61 f r« Hletirr Dr. Henry Mcl.ifiilin ] I n * g „ * |lt y *» A l .x r u r r ' I'n u lt f 1 .,- <-r ilrp s n .lln e ron tatn rr roar h r* or * n l* ' n* v in lu isitn llci* NO* RO \t II! I'lirr* are: * or., pint, limit. 11! akail.itite at IC iiiin iilln t \ A iu le r n t in — A.I f : « t- l lie I !#■! ! l • M 1 Im n s h F a Im K t P V A O *l t) Sa rra fp e 1 T ie & Mfl l!p l H I ' l A tit Un t*« k .(p « n - • Tl L t o it u t 'r , |» rv l* A r k a SO i d. » I'f llF t s n 1 to * s s V l u R t i i r t l U r r p h * t it ) a U r u h p M f i l n h * . ii t f t i i n - 1 t0 * i , i h m -h * P a a a , L n n lU h •|ff|> rn « t|riH t . | 0 4s Mil • lu A lh y hu. h p r. 1,4 l.a k t * I i i u . tt) t o l> p p p f • I't ilR lliM , K it llr j t ill.. 1 10 J <0 A S llc i s i t . I'.i k * P itlA ll'lA M i . n s t t .- .t m i * * s n it , l \ « 3 II H llf 1 to 3 M J l> * t t .k l 4 It rt t ) l a h f * S p if t A * h 100 I SI hu Hpr H*| t»A p H. 4 1t x — I ' r o x k N r . k 1 MM fetsa it f r 4 Of) T n lH A it if i l » It, , - r s l r T n r f i l p v . P l i r p t r T<>|| J on ** n t i n s l> u firhffp T u r n I p H at A il l» ii t i p r 1 1\ 1 « IT M I * n r a n R H , ■1r fr* I n i 1rt|« n|[|<* lu ll 1 i n 1 t>» O r m n i i r « , T # f 1 || ilH H Im i i Z 3k I'o lla r tiji i ‘ « ( 'i im i> 9 i A m iltru l. William II. Seward on mi anti- | tlnvery platform in IHtU), F I* iliililtn , lirprm t- In * g iis llly *• A lartttr M U I <>l*r)r. F l* F»*o«l, Drpetid- I** Ii i h t t N O - R O A f II. AppUfo h) hru«h In lh«* kMrhrn. MID r m rlir* . nut*, Mint wstrfbuffc* H list's mure, the* rnh*rlf»i» full* i in* i« if fret ike fur inout h*. *ntl kilt* the »fray* that wamter In 4i ini w alk in i #f il . l*or w ir n t it le lin t t il l Floridians G ot • TH E LO N E Itv Krm Strifes R A N O K It U rap e fru ll. I»unr*n tmi o rn p efrn it. U a m Ii H»ftllM3 t>oi Tbi n a n inr» THOUSANDS MORE TELEPHONES IN 1950 1 to S 1h#i 3 uo iiilliire r*e*I %nl It LOOK AND PORCH INAM EL O iv « i N t w L if t t o T ir o d F l o o r s I J - - R K A L E S T A T E FO R S A L E - 1 Try HERALD Want Ada Far R m i K i T k * t - lle w la a r a m u p p lr la ■II W a a l A C * e« M I*b *e la T h * ■ aafarA I f f * IS i I lim a 111 i p a r l l a * a I lata* !■■ p a r l l a * « flat** ■» p a r l l a * M llata a ( I p a r l l a * P i t a m a t * l a lb * p t l i l t r a w la r M ark la a a r lla a la s e r lla a la a a r lla a l a » * r ll* a Ha*, fa r* r a p * PHONE 148 W aal A d a H i ll '* b» ‘ a r ra p la P * t* r Iba nrtwke - . *■ ■>*•»*■ 4mm r b a r tw i f i* * r pa w tt 11*14* la Ib a l* l* p h * a * b a t * , l a r a la r a l * r Ih la a a * * a ia » a J a tl“ « l i t a t m l l o i la r t p v r lt A la p a r *i« atp tlr> o rd e r l« r a * la * * * * * * ib a b * * l p aaalb la a r r t l r * . a ll W a a l Aba m h * i ha la ■ * * • * H r* a a lb * d « r k r lo r * publlra> r la a a * a a l l l r ■* ' l a a H H l * l j II a a * r ta r # **a ra la y e a r *a . W * r a a a a l b * m p « a » lb l* l * r ■tar* Ib a a a a * W a t r t p la a a a * THE ; SANFORD HERALD 1— FO li R E N T —1 A E L A K A A TA TM CN T8, and fltoraa. 110 W. F lirt Street Pbona 490-W. it N EW Furnished and unfurnished duplrt-traton or yeuft B rt Whlddon. IIP South Park A rar.ua. Kitchenette Apia. Wbek. month I or season. Slumberlana Court. __ Hlwsy 17-W et City Limit. I 2 AND 3 ROOM apartment*. Call Mr*. Nance, I M S - M ^ , h ilC E l.V fur nit had 3 bedroom boutai at beautiful 8*i\ Landu Spring* W rtk or seaum. South off 17-02, turn 2 4 milaa w**t of Umgwood, Phono Win lar Park ,_2*2lM2. __________ ^ IS -R O O M firat Door apart manl, 2 double tied*, all utilitlta. Mr*. Nanrr, Ph. I66A-M-3. ______ ROOMS, tingle and fktuble beds— 1.W up. Clow In. Mkry Meahon, SOU Park Ave. Tel. 1361. F U R N IS H E D BUN GA LO W gorage next town hall, near tloraa, churches. References exehangad. A Mr*. J. H. M rn lrl, Lonrwood < > « • ., • ______ F U R N IS H E D 6-Room Apartment. 300 Fifth Street, Phone 432-W. U N F U R N IS H E D 4 of “Duplex. .1 room* and bath, newlveereened porch. In Mt. Dor* |38tO. Inquire A. Hunter, 171*6 Hanford 4 S I L E S T A T E FO R S A L K —a fE “PROPEfe-fv D U P L E X Plantation Eetataa-f-U rga, I itlt fo r s i f t below A custom built w aaal construction cv»ts. b>n, 11V R. Park Aaa. ./ L O t S - a n b M u l lf u l atal Lake, near Country C lub. 100 f t frontage, high elevation, some e ltn is trees, a ll cleared. W . K Klrehh n ff. J r ., Phone 301. 6 A C TIRS of land, 4 tiled a n j one woods. 2 w ells, phone 838-W. F O U R U N IT dw elling, 3 rentals citaialeU ly fu rn ish e d ., Owners l y furnished. 1/3 cash, ret •fra . Nance, IS66-M-2. 2 BED RO O M home. 13. m 8awP. k o lo a o a ft M 7 i — A R T If l.E S U N IM PR O V ED A C R E A G E —Two V E G E T A B L E S , Livestock a n d Miscellaneous. Sanford Farm 10 act* traeti and five I arre cr*a Aurthn Market. trarte in Si. Jo.*rph* Subdivixlon. P A N E L R A Y ga* heatrr nearly new 136.00 Ph. 147. liA K tiA IN —4 room house, 2 4 C O N C R E T E S K W K H P IP E acre* of ground 11,600.00 Cath. Septic Tank*, Create Trape, Dry Tanka, Tank Cradle*, Stepping S P E C IA L —4 Uedruuru bou*e, 2 8 tonaa, Renche*. Flower Pot*. bath*, large living room, dining Ulocka, Window alllt and llntetx, room, kitchen, I Icdrocm and Concrete Flour*, Machine finhath downstairs—this value cantahed. Free Eatim atr*. nui lr* duplicated at tha price. M IR A C L E C O N C R E T E t'O, M l Elm Phone 111! 4 I1KDIIMOM IIO U H E -la rg e bed- A I T . 8I7.E lie!point refrigerator, iw n ir. from and back »Wi'*, ' iitin I bell by Tueaday P.M. 176 large living room, dining foum May Ite teen at 7004 M*liunand klt« h»u, laundry. Auo. car -• rllta Aya .*1 • 1 * 1 ; runty*. 1W. acre* of ground, 6 aciea clean'd, line If art excep­ LA.N'DIS Shoe Repair eqliTpm^nt. vllghUy iitet). Sonir btuek. Reational value. Want offer. tunable.' Price* going up. II. S liu r L 325 E. Rich Ave. DeLand. NEW RANCH T V P K H OUSE, F la . inuvuriury ruimtruetiun, !xrgiliving ■iiuitrt.' itliiirllf mom, k|t- F i l l K i i S llltlS lP Dinner - fh e c h rn , t.utii, g arag e; v a ry nif* Dvat Shrimp nrt Kurth" at Hum*■’»■ 321 K. lit St. utuirtin. n l ren lijig fu r !AV.G0 Pf( 1 luiHiib, on large fjt overlooking DUD-THKHM oil eirrulating heat­ lak e , 7 mile* from S a n fo rd an er, 136.00 gutal runditiun. 641 H ig h w ay 17-P i Valencia Drive, Phone 11W 0. t 4 HUHNKK ga* rnnge. fit) 512 F R E D W. R E N D E R Realtor Myrtle. _____ 201 S. Park Are. Phone 1010 We huth loaa when you dun’t bring your prewrlptiona to L A N E Y ’8. A . It. P ET ER SO N , Broker Phone 103 111 N. Park Ate. Phone I I I * S M A L L Far matte, cloae In, good W H lZ Z EK motor bllie. C . khI enditlon ,140.00. Meliheld, Celeryhome furnluhrd term* If draTred. Cameron. 660-W after 0:00 P.M. 1202 W. 2nd. SI. _____ 2 LO T S. 14H ft. frontage on Mri- FO R S A L E : Whittal Kugi; on* 9 x 12, the othrr 3 x 0 . With li'iiville Avenue. Sell or trad*. Otlte, Combined Price, 160.00. Telephone 1116. V. -2. Phone 6IB-M. 12 II. P. S E A U E E Kicker ami 12 PLA N T A T IO N E S T A T E S , F t. Marine plywood boat. Phnnr D EH AKY. F L A . 331. 613 Elm Ave._______________ SUM Terms If Desired A R T IC L E S W A N TED IN C L U D IN G C L U R P B IV IL K G IS For immediate occupancy. oeeu Built trade uvtd on man, rolling, beautifully Wa buy, sell A furniture. Wtiaoa-Msier Furntwooded plot of 4 aero, 1 1 JM an. tars O * . 311 K. 1st. PhoBetr.x ft. Thla attractive and nmsilngfy law priced home, built of con­ W A N T E D : Old' fashioned fu rn i­ tu re, diihea, vases, Jewelry and crete block*, has a to I Id concrete buttons. Highest prices paid. foundation, la brand new, com­ Drop u* a card to Rhelkey, 703 pletely modern ami ha* ail eonL a u re l, Banford. venlencea. Several modelt available up to 1.00D U SED T IR E S at Leri pilcev Firestone Stores. 13700 or wa will design and build a holne to your taxte on 1— Pels.LIrrktoek-K u p p lIrs — 7 the plot of your rholcr. Duildiug aaiao of a quarter Men or more, 1690 up. Also, In a »#• F O R B A L E - 3 ye a r old horse, v e ry reasonable. Phone 983 or eluded section right on Lake 1396 night*. Monroe and the bayou we have a few higher priced axtra large M IL K G O A T for Hale. 2 k kls. Route 1, I. A . Coppini, U lt s “ Virgin Jungle” Homesltea. Pri­ Monroe. mitive, untouched by man, densely wooded—many giant 8— IIK L H W A N T E D talin tree* and huge oakt. thout additional coat r a t h W anted: grocery cashier, experi­ purr baser of u plot or home ence preferred bui not neces­ •tarts at once to enjoy the many sa ry . Apply M r. W hatley. privilege! of club membership. M argaret Ann Stores. For entertainment, danelag, AORR W A N TED —• parties, etc., t ic 20 room Man­ 2 sion Club Hoaac surrounded by gaorgoouS, matured landscaping; A L L T Y P E S of Bulldoser Work Reasonable Baton— Free Kstlthe use of our famous Dcflarr Qraeey, mates. Carpenter A Sulphur Springs sw im m ing pool; r>k--.« tapg.W we m aul. our community dock on Lake Monroe and free mooring for W A N T E D —typing to do at home. boats in the sheltered Lagoon. Because o f Its many unique advantages Plantation Estates Is 12— Basinets O p p m fm lti*• — 12 Ike fastest growing new com­ MEN OR WOMRN m unity In Central Flo rid a . NO T o se rv le t routes o f U A Govern­ W H E R E w ill you find more de­ ment Postcard Dispensers; also sirab le or more frie n d ly neigh­ nre-stamped Scenic Postcard bors. S E E this delightful com­ enters, w hich are a brand Dispenser m unity, inspect the model homes. new hddillon to tha famovs Lite ra tu re on request. S H IP M A N line o f po«lag* stamp P L A N T A T IO N E S T A T E S , I R C machines seen In a ll leading D K H A R Y , F „ O llU A Drug Stores, H otels, etc. on U . 8 . IIIU H W A l* 17, 12 miles Sooth o f DeLand, 7 v\»ta- north M ay he _han<llsd gout o r fu ll time, o f Sanford. selling Involved. A u ll ioutlets i wit tSr,Ji2a‘£Sl.'o^S“X O rem p reflt*ls rneh required, t W . Are. toprtra at W A TCH and Clock Repairing. A ll work guaranteed. Reasonable prices. F , M. English. Jr. Ph. 1378-J. Colt Plum, tutu for A ll Type* Of ISouk Wurk. Mary McKiaiwy Ihxdtktwplng Hervlce Rixim 41*1 A tie nII.- llsnk Hnltdine ___ N EW FI GOHR r a n need tu pert fet-tlon Did flixirS mads lifts new. Finishing, .leaning A was lag. Portable power plsrt t> peers aiperlehce la Ssmigtls County. H. M Gleason. Iftk* I.A WNkMIWFkM Mhsrpenwl. hi cyclt-r repslrixl, lock snd kev work. Prompt service. II. W Mhiinls 3th E_l <‘.b_.Rt _ R O O F w o lik of all kinds. F.avr» and Gutters Repaired and Paint­ ed. New Roofs applied. Painting and rusting. Sanford, Ph. 1008 W. R. R. A .'kanbunt. O K LA N D ti M-rnlng Sentlnsj, Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Uav HUAI V E N E T IA N HI I NOS made Ir order. Semlnols Venetian Blind Co. 120 W. 3rd St. Phone U 32-W .____________ ________________ ' irag line, bultduvvr. dump trues muck, fill dirt, shell and rlay by load er Job. Contact H. R i.jb rted . sn-1 i«e-«rlatei, 109 E Now York Ave.. D eU ad . P" *38 or g * V W __________________ INCOMfc T * .x ‘ rvturm prepared by tax armuplant regiitere.l w ith Treas. Dent Dempsey 231 Meiseh Bldg. Phone 17M. A Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Stuffs. >*Ai _ __ _ r*--5-'-“■ ■ ■ *i j- i M A R Y S LKN D IN G L IB R A R Y 1209 Magnolia It now open Mon thru F il. ID to 12 A. M., 8 to 6 -■ /. i •. ‘ A hark. ij*.|ihe ta lrt. A « n * Pkat t*4 Perth f etiatl it U t t l lar Mead. mtitl t a j a i u i i a h a u l r u i l t t i U*< l u l l (-mt la tad ttt We ata • itdtrl .. . ill 111 rsf Today I'kinda hat twice at many telephone* a* weic in vcivkc at the end of NVoild w .n II , . . twice at many long ditiance ciicuit* thite tline * at many rural lelrphono 1 h a lt m i(lil) iiiipuilalil light now at lire nation inohili/rt for drleme /¥ Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. MrL'nckcn lliuid Out W. 1:*t h SI. 1211 It ilo o n 'l comic I io iii Ibc mo iv y you (LA) 116 |t»f Ic tr i’lltMIC ' C l V l h f . . . lilhAl flit H ir ) — |4» | '» V to t i f f * , t-6 6 V’ 3 tlllh l ulltci (i|H iutiiif ttrilt I hr Hit'Mf jf It* t «tU or** firtihiut mutl hWUK I umu | K %i| 4 a 'to1t ilt *1*) iiu 11*t flit > ( it Illic it . lutiirr t*l telc|'»K>hc I I sa I ' % k iiic c tU|t«nttt tm ilik l oni|Liiiy %,h(..S 4\ v In the day* ahead. Southern Bell can Iw counted on to do it* full pail in detente in Honda and ihfiuiyhoul the South. u rn i g y iiir r MID I'h . Im p ro v e Service C o m es fro m II V |t» p .l ) Itif llic U -t Ol ifiF •iionry i m c i l r d in ulc|>l»«in< 1.1* til iic * S. bhiiiJu Stunagtr IO U T H IR N S ill T IL IF H O N I AN0 TELEG RA PH CO M PAN Y IfiS l 11v W a ll U Lxn e j t iIC K K Y M O U S E o w 'S x ... T S 5 i* A « » C * k E P ) T ~ e x f c E P ! y . ------ —y L____y / J ; t r t f t/V : A U 1YIM O BILV * — 11 B U Y IN G A C A R T Bcfoss finer rin g see ur l» is vs money, In­ stallment Lien Dept., Roam 117 Phone tft>. Sanford A llan ! h Matlwnal Mark M -m lt-. p r t r it ENT A f’AK. U-drlvo It by day, week, or season. English Ford* and Anteriesn Fords, sedan*, station wagons and convertIblts. Strickland-Morrison, Ire., F. F ir a t S L _______________ fiM a T .IT Truck” B arg ain . 262« O range Avenue, Sanford , Flor Id a , 1 1247 FORI) Tudor A—Very low mileage, eacellent tins, one owner, I960. 1120 Mulatto _Avenue, Phans 772. __ IM rKAISKR,Tlerleon blue, l«.000 actual miles, radio, healer, 124* OLURMOBILE club esapr clean aa pin throughout, m ileage, 11093. lew 1248 OLDSMOBILR dtreamilns, i door sedan, risen JS26. 1941' CHEVvLF.n Royal 4 door M d U , k.*1 uriftYMUiM Itv ETTA KKTI' O lf t « 9 « t t IP P T f - IK— Phone 1026-B ' /<■)«</ H **>>• -.M r. weeiher » J W h ere M o n ey to la p a n d and I I - N fJT IC K ^ P EItS O N A I Jt - 1; w n ‘m ■ root n o o n n sio r o . „ it**, • m w IttM aa lilt » « * A « a * <>u«l.<, Fleer uxi Perth F a e n tl - L O S T : Hand trurk between Banfont and Osteen. Return to Vodu ptch Sales aid Service, 2nd and ^ K yifonl_t_t M ecriv^r^W jm h^^ ' ' “ ■ILL tlRK Ban S, Sanford Herald. a ii 'I hr bif |oh. however, wst making new trie phono pov.ihle hy conttriicling and rnliiging huildingt, inttalling central oPUc equipment, building line* and Wringing wite and cable. In all we .pent $21 .OtiO.OOO tail year to expand and impiovc Honda'* telephone ter*ice. rO U N D ^ -U ff You thtakyou ran mdtfftrs n k*tv*hlwe Phnwa 1ML t 19.10 wit snot bet bif telephone vest in I kinds. StHithem Bell imlullej 11<>.t7S telephone* . , . cnouyh to vctve another city the tire ul Jackhuitille. Utlxiido and Pc ii kj. i dj vomhined. REPA IR M O D ER N IZ E your home. Only in°. down now regiiiied FIIA Plan, indsllmcnt Loan Drp't., K>h>iii 317, Phone 288. Sanfrrd Atlantic National Rank 61ember F f l l i r _____ 124 IF L YSI0 l)TM 4 • f»t- i s A j t jt r . . . G o™ business M EH V KF.S - I t S A L E —6 12— S P E C IA L FO R * I ' m ii I l ( i i l i l u * u i lO HON® ly < l .V s'i't D Ni? ro d 1 M t f T N lll * ) *s ' 1 5 aa>TMSO at C mAnCK , w s . « r . - r « . s e «J tC-.OcCrt.A TO*»aai'i<«*r 'J | a m U u su iku.nA r ir s . ^ T C -- . Uv u I -A ..........- '‘r r<< [ 11 /rffjlj ora �/ TUIWPAT JAW. 30, 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD, QANFPHD. FLORIDA A . P. Correspondent Is Confused By Close Association With Korean War 20 Divisions British Sacrifices 1 Hy IIA t, IlOYI.H TAKGU, Korea—(fl1) —Tlii* t* where I came thin t i l nr__ nthf ago. more_____ And (hi* it where I left it. You would think e man would Ire happy at the chance to go hack to A nK rka after spending lu ll a year in a land a* sorry and unhappy at Korea. But the truth It I didn't ward to go. I would rather »lay ami >er now the campaign finally came out. The other eorre«|Kindcnl» came ■round and poured me a farewell drink and said: “ You've been over Iter# about aa long a* anybody. You ought to have got the hrll out of here Inng ago. Nobody cares about tbi* story hark in the state* anymore. Korea !• getting to lxbark page new*. The people at home ate worrying a tout themaelrr*—not alrout the Army over here." And my Army friend* said: “ You want to slay on here? You’re craiy. Boy, give me the rhatire to get bark to old Uliele Sugar—Just give me the chance." T appreciated their sympathy, and I loved them for the bars they were—beautiful wonderful, loyal Kara. But they didn't fm>l me at all. Kveryntic want* to go home in war, hut no man who Is a mini wanla to leave his army while It U non-victorious. In two wars 1 had retreated with thr American Army on three continents -at Kasserlm- fiat* In Africa, at Fpa In the hatllr of the Belgian Bulge, at .Seoul in Korea. In Ore retreat* In Afrlra and Ko­ rop* I had stayed with the Antrrltan troop* through the entire or­ deal and still « * t with them when tbev rounterattarked and moved hark to vlrlory. Thl* time there was no real prasparl of a final victory. The best that ran te gained In Korea now I* a bitter diplomatic rnrnprnml**. It was for this very reason that I hungered most to stay here, I didn't want to “bug out" on thl* ahwtatllng Artny Ju«t iweau-e it i waa caught flghtln- a war down a dead end streat But thl* has been and saddest half year ' thr longest of my life. Had reached a point whrre I felt could no longer do well the job mine—to tell the story of Individual men In battle. It bail all become a gray monotony of I hi­ kes rt and mind, and I had Ik y oin­ to worn down with It that I no longer could write It. I could feel tha suffering of soldier* and civi­ lian refugee*. I could share their dangers, nut I no longer could eataa bach and put those exprriunren Into word*. I gurs* I tame In identify myself too damn much wlUi thl* American Klghth Army I h tv* Iramcd to love. .When a reporter no longer ran write about that he • « * , It I* lime that he pasture hi* spirit cl*«• b a r * far a J ln i, And that is w)ty I. U f l for home, neither the first iwr. thf last to go-but one who wgnts tn try it again when lie ran d# It again. Otherwise It would h-pmter (hat | put away my ly|K-w fltrr and pleh up a rifle. - It was a hot and sunny day I landed at the airfield here Inst Ju ly . Men fainted In the lu-at as they fought upon the hill*. Tlu-y W lra on the defensive thru T h o r w an basically Itack upon tha rirfen.lv* again on the cold bright day I wont luck uut tu tho same airfield ta atart my return tr ip to Amrrlea. A bitter wind wa* blowing, and frostbite wa* now a i«m wen* llietc under the crosses below. * I fell I might never *cc Korea ag ain, er know these dead anil livin g friends again a* 1 had know them here. I pulled my chin down Into my parka and cried *1lwrily and alone until I tell asleep. T h a t was the parting I had Irwin Koraa, w hrre tetter men than I have lu ll something they never can recover—no, not even If tomorrow ■ candle o f jwacc were ■gddenlv ||| upon every bloody . m a i n hit) from Manchuria m Pu- Republican* Senator said, wra* want to a lo Kurope— lialted number, re W riters Ku- Allied Offcn«ive II l* r - - l r , „ W w - ------------ - - allocation of non-lorroua metal*. opinion la w o w than a ta* rvad- ■>■#) only ■ small advance. "Air and artillery is pouring in there," said Peelers, “ but the douglilxiy* still have to go in there and dig th<-m out one by line.." Major General M. Abround, U 8. Tenth Corps mmman-let on the central front, told a new* conference the North Ko­ rean Fifth Corps I* poiard for an attack on Allied forres. lie added: "We art- ready for It." He said hi* tioop* bail wiped out the Korean Beds* second corps. »;ir.o.tioti. One irt-riinn Allied patrol, en­ Kcoll Weller of Champaign, III. tirely surrounded |,y a Chinese Communist Imtlalirm Monday IK Mervln o*ier, son and I .-me 11 mile* northwest of IVntiju, was Oiler, nephew of Cecil Osier, and rescued Tuesday by another If. N. Dr. W. C. Robb, father In law of patrol, after Hi hour* of arduous Mr. W ilier, were present at the meeting. The latter the head nf fighting. The l-uttleihlp Missouri and a th Department of Commerce of heavy naval attaek force teamed the University of Illinois, (old the with rarrier-liasrd plane* tn plast­ Commission of hi* confidence in er the Korean ra*t roast town of the future growth of Hanford. In ­ Kansong, ur, mile* north of Par­ directly associated with the nrw firm hr Itav Oiler, brother of C e­ allel 30. The Navy's cast coast Immliard- cil. Ray O iler Is developing a mrnl was rallrd thr hravlpst of Urge cattle ranch near Osteen. The Commission Indicated that trrrnl months. A spokesman said rail nnd highway hridgea were the Ogiir*W rllM group might ncrur* a ISO day renewal If aatlafartorv principal targets. A Naval rp|r*»c la ir Tuesday progress In financing the project said the l-attlc-hlp Missouri alone is shown at the aspiration of the inured more than |.(WNI round* of present option, (trier.W ell* Inc. Id-inch and five-inch ammunition sre non drvrlotdng a 70 home pro­ Into the Kansong area in the first ject In the lirt-AIr section In rrgar-l to the terminal bond*. hour of thr neutralisation IminMr. MrKibbln pointed out thl* tenlmrnt morning that the parking meter Thr light cruiser Mnnrhrslrr fund* would serve as backing for •rid nine destroyer*, firing over the honda and wnuM lie used only the masts of mlnrswrrprrs clear­ if necessary to pay off Interest ing thr a ira , added tu the trem- and principle. rn-lutiji volume of Naval gunfire. "The Commission Is eipertlng Task Forts* 77 rarnrr-hasrd tin- terminal to more than break plnnr* hit pirvluusly assigned rven In Its operation, ami In that target* In thr same area. rase the meter funds would not Thr riuistal town hi-liiiiil the have to lie used," he declarer!. rhlnrM- Hue* liHik a Irrrlflr teatThe nest step* In the bunding lug. program Is thr validation of the A Navy dispatch **id the task City resolution In- the Circuit and fiim- nppitiachnl Kansong under Htate Supreme Courts. hc said. A resolution providing that cover of darknrss. It opened up rent* of alt tenants at the Muniwith its big guns at 7 A. M, By sunup, Id minute* later, all tlpal Airport te khaird, due to the Naval batteries were firing and pending Naval reactivation, was *t 7:4r» A. M. thr flr»l strike of passed. Thl* Is effective provided Navy Kkvrahlrr* sfrcakiil over­ the tenant plan* 1q remain Inside i " head on the way to their target*. the city'lim it*. N-w afreet light* were approvSmoke rn*r from tire .sea of Japan port city as thr big shell* ed for the Highland Park section and op Twenty-fourth Rtreet at tore into thr town. Due north of Huwon, the1 the Myrtle, Klro, and la u re l AvbChinese wrre making Increasing nur inlcrsrcH on., u*r of artillery. Twenty-five round* wrre hurled Monday against Puerto Itican troops figthlng for a slushv hill almut four and one-half mile* nortlirast IC w i i h m m* r , | , n > ,i of Suwon. Frontline officers said Arlialacx, the Coloinblaii delegate, the shells pridmbly were fired cautioniNi Kata-Suchy tn itinflne from 73-MM park guns. his rrm arks to the resolutions InDelsyeil report* •aid a Negro fore the committee, but the Po­ Infantry platoon killed an Mil- lish delegate insisted he wa* do­ rooted BO Beds in a bitter local ing Ju*t that. He went ahead fight far a hill position Mnnday. with hi* ap.-ech. Kata-Duchy continued through­ Greek, U. R„ I’nerio Biran, Turkish, British and South Ko­ out the morning sessionMeanwhile India haa been try­ rean doughhoya dug Ilia Commun­ ist* out of their foxhole* with ing to block the American resolu­ tion denouncing C « m m u n I *t rifles, Imvonet* anil gun hutta. The Allied adranrr, tnrasurrd China aa an aggressor. T h r latest •ic-f h tu-ntlle*s.frnnl extending Indian move ratnc yesterday tn eastward from a point nine mile* a warning to the U. N. that the north of Huwon In Yo|n, was "low highest nnlhorltlr* at Communist aml raullnu*. The fire of Com­ China's headquarter* had said munist patrol* Im-c * me more fre­ adoption of the resolution would close the door t« peace. quent. Mnuriee McDermott said the The U. S. Klghth army com­ munique railed It "light to mo­ received the warning and was derate resistance." An mmev attack wrst and northwest nf Ichnn * » repulsed ra lly Tuesday. An Allied armored patrol rr-entrred llncnsong Mon­ day and found It empty of Com­ munists. Hmall scale clashes with Tanysng on the rent ral front. An estimated BOO Reds attached A IIM force* with machlnegun, nrtlllrrv and mortar fire northw.-*t nf Huwon but were lieaten off. Kticrny patrol* totalling alrout L’on men each were encountered four to alx mile* north and north­ west of lehon. An estimated en­ emy company attacked with email arm* In an rnrea flea m llti wait ami nnrthwrst of Irhon. A t the same time a whistle-blowing Red battalion with girnadea and auto­ matic weapon* attacked six miles west-northwest of Ichon. Associat­ ed Press correspondent William Barnard said Greek troops repuls­ ed this atteck at SiM A . MThe North Korean radio claim­ ed Red troops had shot down and raptured four U. N- filers. Tha boenlrast on the Pyongyang radio asserted North Korean Communist troop* had Inflated "great Ioases" on 0 . N. troops In (ha Huwon eras. Option For A part muni United Nation** 2. The production of losa eaaen- In c b u iln cii roan who i» conducttial goods, especially for the home Inc a legitimate huiincs*. "Wo shall appreciate alao Jfour market, may ha slashed or stop­ demanding ilm llar action In the ped. 3. Factory and storage space will c u e of JftfDN A. Sullivan, tho bo requisitioned whirs necessary. recently Iml ic ted and removed The new etatement by the Prime ■hrriff of Dade county, which Minister was Interpreted aa mean­ c, m we alio have reason to be­ ing that luxury-type goods will be lie f . la ‘pigeon-holed’ in the the first to vanish from the home tame Bureau of Intarnal Revenue office." m arket The letter told Holland that hie The government announced U ____ _a new hlgh-Interest “help In thl* matter will he ap­ would offer defense bond to help pay for the preciated by thousand* of citterns big rearmament program. The In the etate of Florida, who do new bond, to go on sale Thursday, not condone corruption and poli­ will pay three percent Interest and tical protection of racketeer* hy will rsplaea a current defense bond government official*." Holland »ald he wa» told hy issue paying 2tt percent. A t the Chief Counsel Charle* Oliphant same time the government will of the Bureau that the Bureau start selling a newhigher-yield could not comment publicly on savings certificate. the case*. “but I can ariure you Among Britain's other troubles, that three ha* liecn no del»y in liesides her scarcity of meat, are connection with this (8. and (!.( the still diminishing coal stocks. and other ra*r». Of cour»r, the If coal supply continues to drop at rriticiim i* entiieiy upjustified the present rata, there will lie a aa you well know." new crisla In which Industries shut Oliphant *ald the case* bad down and men will he thrown out been sent from hi* office to the of work. Justice Department for action. Though doubtful of some phases Oliphant *ald He could not dis­ of the plan which Prime Minister co** the S. ami 0. r u e with Hol­ Attlee announced to a grim ami land "|.erau*e of the secrecy pro­ attentive House of Common* yes­ vision* under which we work. A terday, soma newspapers praised ea*e nf thl* type would he hand­ the labor government for refusing led between the two of fire*, hut to heed the Socialist blue which re­ I can a,Min- you there ha* liern portedly is opposed to anything tm delay." but the smallest scale rearma­ ment. ' No dismay waa eipresaad over the coot of the program or over CwaitBae* area* m i - narl the certainty of higher taxes and the draft. money shortage* which U will nf Senator SallonsUll (R-Mats) bring to a country already pinched asked Vouchee* which move he by austerity and tumbling living thought would he wiser. standards. Voorhee* milled that he fav­ Newspapers forecast that to pay ored taking III year old* first for the program, Income U se* hut eridmi: probably will b« raised the equiv­ "It won’t make vary much dif­ alent of savan cents, making the ference except In timing, in my standard tax rata equal to f 1.2K on personal opinion. We arr going the pound (S2J0.) Increased pur­ to have to take them lath ovet chase (sale*) taxes alao warn fore­ the next ID months or two year*." Iloth the Senate group ami the cast. These taxes, charged on al­ most everything purchased In Bri­ House Armed 8ervice* Committee tain. now range from U 1/3 to 100 are holding hearings on legisla­ percent g f the purchase price. tion to extend the draft of IK year olds as a move toward even­ Some editorial reaction: The Times (Independent!: tual Universal Military Service "Those In tha government'* coun­ and training tU M ST) for all sels and following who still sat physically fit men, beginning at their faces agalmt real rearm­ that age. Voorhee* and two World War ament have not had Uwlr way. In IU scale and icon# after so much II scientific leaders, Dr. Vandoubt and discus*ion ami delay, the program I* a signal tribute to the good sans* af tha Prime Minister and hia responsible colleagues. The 15-day lann of training Is surprisingly short, very likely In­ sufficient." i Manchester Guardian. Llbarat: TThe government and chiefs of ____ _________________ ______ jta ff Mill atom to bo thinking In In short, tha answer Is no, Foreign Legion OfRclal gaiter marking (hr President Truman w ill greet I I out White House on f*b . X opening tha 4 Scouts of America Bov Scout week w In every p art of tha nation by more th. leaders ‘’Strengthen Liberty" te the L At "birthday partlea" during Du Boy Scout Week throughout the bers nation each member w ill re- devel pledge him self to tha Scout Oath demo or Promise. In each community representatives o( the churches, Tr. ‘ schools. government and busi­ ness w ill observe the annlvcr* w ry w ith their Scouts A t Unit “open house" parties, parents, relative* and members of tha chartering institutions w ill hear • review of the year’s program features, service project* and Swtichmcn Strike (Continued imm P-ne One) at the bell lino and at the two road* In Detroit. Last month's crippling strike— at lb* peak of tho Christmas mail­ ing ruih -ended after three days without any settlement In a lengthy wage dispute. The more than 10.000 yard worker* wh<> walked out laid month, return tu work Dec. 16 a f ­ ter pressure from President T ru ­ man, the federal rourt* and their own union officials. TI ip wage di­ pole still is nut settled. The Army took over the rail­ road* Aug. 20 to halt a proposed strlkri of trainmen and conductor*, anil ha* liecn running them since. Last month's crippling strike. which lasted three day* and ham­ pered tha Christmas malls, *n<l Korean war shipments, ended lb*-, in. The yardmen returned to work and negotiations between the union ami th* government resulted In a three-year wage part Dec. 21. The pact Involved four big rail unions—tho Brotherhood of Ballmail Trainmen, Brotherhood nf Locomotive Firemen unrt Kngim-. men. Brotherhood of l*>romnlive Knginrer*. and the Order of Itallnut ashing Information about I t at tha Indian capital, Now Delhi, way Conductors. The unions had demanded a to hour work week for yardmen at thr pay they receive far 4d hours. Thl* would have amounted tu about .11 rente hourly. The settlement provided, fur tha Il'OJlOO yardman Involved, an In• reuse of 23 cents hourly retroac­ tive to Oct. |, with anothor two cents effective Jan. I this year, and adjustment* reared to living costa. Fo r 1*0,000 road aervleo woreera,-an Increase nf five rents hour­ ly waa marie retroactive to (kt- I, with another five rent* this Jan. t and the same cost of living ar­ rangement. The 40 hour work schedule waa held up until at least Jan. I, 1052. A t that time, the manpower situa­ tion will lie appralsen. Local chairman of the train­ men and the other rail union* axpressed dissatisfaction with the agreement and Instructed their of­ ficials to return to Washington for further negotiations. Negotiations meanwhile are con­ tinuing In Washington. Tha unions say an Interstate Commerce Commission s t u d y showed these figures on average wages for yard service employe* fur an eight hour day, before the Dec. 21 wage agreement: foremen, | lf t .l|( helper* Il'i.ttX; switch, tenders, 110.71s engineers, 113.00; ___________ _____ hrakemen and_helpers, 912JM( and firemen, 911-00. j . ! : Fruit Strike Head Denies Connection With C. 1 .0 . Union BARTOW , Jan. 30—(A1) —The leader of the striking IndapendrM Citrua Workers Union today denied hi* group had affiliated with the .■HO. Noel Hun ley, buslneia rrprrucniallve of the International Them!, ral Worker* Union ( A F L ) who led the walkout of ritru* pickers, said an offer of CIO affiliation w»t made but the pickers never voted to join with the CIO. I.a*l week an official of the pick, era union »aid the group had voted unanimously to affiliate with tM% C IO . William Smith of Tartyis, ('Hi regional director for Florida, re­ ported the CIO had taken the group under It* wing. • llunley called the whole thine « "mu»cle-in Job on the part of thr C IO .” He adder!: “ I have nbt and do not intend to affiliate with the United Fo<>d Workers, CIO .” The Independent Citrus Union, he continued. 1* ready to iji down—without string* of m f other union affiliation—and talk with any citrus firm that want, to discus* the strike. Reviewing the strike Hunlcy said "we hope for an early settle, ment. The strike began Jan, 1 amt at one time several thousand mem­ ber* of picking crew* were off the Job, The walkout was over the sole Issue of union recognition. There have teen Mverat Imw dents and numerous pickets h*t* been attested on charges of in. timiriation. Asked If the strike line* wrir holding firm, Hunlcy replied: "I liellcve so in most cases.” H r explained a "good many «f the Imy* (strikers) are going north." Two Floiida CIO leader* hs\> |M,*ted $MX> ImwiiIs apiece on charges brought hy J , Tom Wat­ son—firry foe of thr closed »ho|>. after they called striking ritruF workers out of a meeting hr w*i alaiut to address. nrvar Bush and Dr. William C Mrnnlnger, joined in urging *n immediate start on UMST. Dr. Bush, whu aided In many of the top scientific weapon de­ velopments in World War II, urged mltlUry training for rvrry young man, including some not now regarded aa physically fit..I A ll three spokr in nehaif »f the Committee on the ITrsrnt Danger described by Vourhitt a* a non-partisan group of cltisens formed "to further an ade­ quate defense." * - >* i i i | . For 'J5 yrnr* wo hnvr Ireeti nerving Son fnrtl Mill S e m in o le C o m ity Quality Lttmlrer rttiel Ruilrilnir Mutcrinl. Anri w-p wmit to Dike thin op­ portunity of Thunking olir rinrtumerH nnd frlmulH for their continuous Patronage. The above Houae waa designed kiu! built for Mr. and Mrs. J. McKay Truluck. Using Asbestos skiing for outside walls. WE OFFER TH E FOLLOWING SPECIALS DURING OUR CELEBRATION wrskrned by sppeasmsnl thlnkli —baa brought ns te the brink W division t« tbs MV that Russia ran • tha ground before te bar knees by air war. An Irresponsible, waatd Top valuo ol tho top 4 w aft obligated tn lltod dlriaten*. It M^ookilili to comI Mstae to a tend Asbestos Silling In Three Colon $9.00 Per Square EVERYTHING IN T H E BUILDING LING FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF Dramatic now styling! �I I' attfririi itm ttfii in Unity T hen Is Strength— To ? r o tW the Paac# ef the Wor id : To Promote the P w p m of America. To Prodac# Prosperity for Ciafara. THH W K A ' l' H t K C l n ; ta p iit iy c l s - i y t s f CM * i.r— td « u n Ih rK fb T h u .- td x y , r m a t a>o*tlr cloud; in e itrrsie .-—i i U i M Radian Moderate *Oslhu tln lf w in d s Ik r o u jt * T h u rsd ay . A N I N D R P K N D E N l D A IL Y N B W S P A P R It VOLUME XXXX1I W E D N E S D A Y J A N .I3 1 , 1951 S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A E s ta b lish e d 1908 N o . 115 Associated Pretm Leased Wire Allies Smash At Red * " » $16 Billion Tax Bill Proposed; . Lines South Of Seoul On War Effort Solons Balk At New Draft Law Naval Bombardment Lashes At Chinese Communications On Coastal Highways TOKYO. Jan. 31— (rtV - Al­ lied force* im iilifd al dawn today ™ againit dug-in Chinese Red> in a general pudi along the Moody ernIral and wrtlrin Korean waifnml*. U. N. ground troo|» were sluingly backed by warplane* and aihllery. Tlie battlefield itrelched 40 duthy mile* eait from a point north of Suwon and nine mile* touth of Seoul. It war tlrewn with an etlimatrd 3,700 dead Red*. ® One patrol wa* only, revrn mile* touth g»f the burned out former South Korean capital. On the eail coast, the U. S. battleship Missouri, carrier plane* and other unit* of Task Force 77 thiflrd their big guns and bomb­ ing from Kanrong to Koiang. 45 miles north of Parallel 38. Landing boali circled offihorr ♦ while rocket ships whooshed dead­ ly tnitiilr* al Kutang’s idilalL lion*. Rut nn landing was attempt­ ed. On the western front, U. S., Greek ami Puerto Rican doughItoy* were meeting what seemeil to be the hard rare of Chinese Re­ sistance. Red snipers popped out of camouflaged foxholes to shoot Allied troops in the back. Resistance was comparatively light on the central front, follow­ ing fierce hand-to-hand combat during the night. By noon, the U. 8. 10th Corns had moved 60il yards and still had mat no strong opposition. It was the seventh day of the Allied limited offensive. And it bit the Chinese and Korean Reds by land, air and sea. In addition to tha “ Mighty Mo”, the Naval task forte on the east A roast Included the light cruiser S rters Of Truk Force 77. ThU was the force that puiverlied Kensont* Tuesday with a bomba rdnienl lasting nearly 24 hours, augment­ ed hy carrier-based bombers and fighters K»*okg. a comraunjcnilon* renter, r# wts w»» hU'gl »***■ pv dawn Wrdne**■• «I'M ils w t n« . G e r m a n Sokners ' Are Soared ByU-S. High Commissioner • F R A N K F U R T , G sn sa n y. Ja n . —pV)—American authorities spar­ ed 21 German war criminal* from the gallow* today. They included .i s former Nasi S. 8. troopers convicted of murdering L . «■ soldier* In the Infemou* ' mal medy massacre." Hut In a review of all remain­ ing war crimes cases, U. 8. High Commissioner John J« MeCloy end a A military commander> Gen­ eral Thomas T . Handy confirmed seven denth aratenroL W a d h t* four men convicted of oloughterIng more thar. |/) 00^00 Jews and Gypsies and former 88 MabGeneral Osweld PoM, who hoased Hitler's huge concentration ramp % y A l the aame time U. 8, au* * thoritie. modified many other prison terms imposed by Amer­ ican war Crimea tribunals.. The new ruling* followed spe* elal consideration of nu remain* Ing wnr crime* cases, undertaken In (he face of a growing German clamor against wnr crime* ver­ dicts. , , . Those saved from death had been In Um tsbrtg Prison under sentence for mom than four # these rovlew* ha*e twen designed^to make s n n M h n l^ W " “ March O f Dimes Recent contributions ta the March of Dlmoe^ldr the Infantile Peralysla Foundation t ported today as follows: 13.00 J. II. Crapp* 2.00 8. 0 . Allred а. oo % H arrlrtU & Ford 440 Goodlurk Uroc б. Mrs. W. A. P* Churt House re 10.00 Oeo. A . Speer, J r . 5 .U U 1. F ra ile r 2.00 Mrs. R M.F. Berry 10.00 Mr. aud Mr*. Geo. Toohy 40 Jimmy Touhy 140 Anonymone 1.00 Tex Brady LOO Mr. and Mr*. W. C. 1.00 ^ E . H .Vkkera LOO ■ Jeanette E . Late* I I LOO Booth Bide Behoof General RoturnsHome Committee Tolrl OneLegged Men Might Tour Of Western Be Useful In Cer­ European Defenses t a i n Occupations Florida Fashions NewYork-London From Month-Long Moves Mail Order Flight R ecord Is P a rt To Orlando Broken By B lair WASHINGTON, Jin. 3l-</P) (jenrial Dwight D, Kitrnhow*! lew into Washington today In i c|kiii President Truman and Eisenhower Upturns Emm Europe WASHINGTON. Jan. 11 </V> Draft . . Director . .lent* i ir Mho" H,J> , !h»,« ,'’nr WASIIINGTON. ,J.*u LONDON. Jan. II t / l V Anlinc Capt. Charlri Rlair, in a Mui tang fighter plane, today tmatlu-d all record* for a Ibglil from New York In l-xindon. Rlair, a 4l-ycar-<*ld Pan Ameri­ can Airway* pilot, itteaked out oi the darkness over Lnndmi aiipnrt iust seven houri and 48 minute* after hit dawn takeoff on thr other title of the Atlantic. Mi* average speed (or the mm 3! —*,P? — I hr outline o( *hr l.ie g irt 111 increa»e in h iilory— reported aiuiui $l6.50rt.000.(kk) in it*o Manufacturing Divi- 41-Year-Old Airline ,M„........... —...... — , . ... .. sion With 130 EmPilot Is Pushed By Congien on hi* *ui*ey of F.urop^i "ir" "1 ployees Stays Here 130M.PH Tail Winds lit * jggirtitun"m »«••»•« taking to** many *»i ilms# Ilo.nl .1 C.itliiont. which since ■It start heir ftiui yrai* ago hat hccotn- Ihe la i grit .ulvc ilitrn of women’s .ippairl iii tin- Unitrd Stale*, Mill unite it* mail older ihtiiiun alniui Apt. I te a nrw building wlinli it it tnntliucling m Orlando, Frank Shames, president artl)OUm rtl li d ty I'lnrida I ’jtiiiolit Mauufaduniig Co., with I HI employee* and an Republicans Demand Cut In Non-Defense Spending To Lessen Enormous Tax Load lulls, *i n e "quickie * pie■ruled bv I'retaieul liuiitaii petmnslly today In rongret*nmal tax wrilrrt. In unveiling Iii* pay-as-you-go plan lo finance llie huge delrntr ef (nil, Mie 1’rendent made a bid for In-parliian iup|M>it. lie invited the IU Republican tnemlirii v| the Houir Way* and Means Commillr In the While i louse as well a* the 15 Democrat*. now m u Imm' i! a> unlit. Ih c GraciaE* low-engine plane ||p|, hpy ,r, l|f)ril |*.(OIP i )ip came into llie National Aii|Mirt al ||ouir Alined Service* committee, 12.22 I*. M after a Might from which n fumidetiiig Mir D.-f”it><Wrst point, N. Y. whnr Ijscn* Depaiimeni't ici(urti that Congics* tel up a L'nivriral Military 1 tainIiowri spent L it night. This was eight minutes ahead o[ ing and Srivicr Progiam (U M Sl) time anil upset the welcoming and |M-rmit the drafting of ISschedule Washington officials had vrai old,. made. That cal let) for President Cnnaidrrablc o|ipo.itlon npptnr Trumnii to l*e on hand to greet Pt| m tp,. committci- to a oneP m a llj, only D em tvrnl* are inKiscnhowerand the P(e*iilrnt had | ackage measuri Itmt would com v ilid to such previews o f impend­ not yet arrived. j bine t'M FT and tightening of ing Presidential rrcummendations. Hit plane taxied around the | the draft There wa- si.ecinl o', annual p.iyioll of $2 >0,000 will I *t(,p •o],, trip of sonie t,r,o*i mile* The W ays and Means members field, killing lime to await Mr.) jM-tiiin in tapping the IK-yearremain in Sanfoid. Thit branch of was alxmt 4firt mile* per hour, were asked to keep secret every­ Trtiman's arrival. >olds. the business, which produce* shout Hi* “ flying gs* tanl>“ : named thing discussed. t Right on the dot of 12:30— the Hersbey agreed wild it itrevio-:« a quarter of the d irttrj told by the Kxi-alUmr lhe Third eft New officially fixed hour- A While Defense licpattmentestimate Chairm an Houghton ( ll- N C ) told i - ii.. York • Mil-wild alrr airport at 4:W* lloiitr car drove up with the that abouttMl.Ono additional men reporter* he expects S it. Trum an's company, it exp.imboK lapidly.1 A . kl. and was clocke*) in beie a t President. ................ I could lie id.tamed thtougn ,'iei recommendations in a me**age ‘ .ml M l. Shames. fi:!Wl P. M. Kisetthower's tdane wheeled In rriug play -i.al and mental tpudiFriday. Sanford Civic leafier* uiiltt-d in IMair flew much of llie wttv at to tlie Milllart Air transport (icati.ti and nttppiai-iitg rnilir* Secretary of tin- T re a su ry Snvexpressing regret that Florida an altitude of over 25,•>*•*I feel He Irnniiial nod the general tlfSCSIW- “rejict*." The ltepaittiie.it Inter •b r, members nf the pr<-*ident * Fadilnn* i* moving the mt-retmo- wa* pushed along h) a In-mend- **l to nceive a warm hand-hake halved tin- estimate, t'ounril of Economic ad visers ami dising end of it* o|ieratinii* to Or- ou* tall wind al limes blew none from Mr Truman. Dialer ipirsli. nlng l*y Hep. t!l- I Frederick Lawton, director o f I he Intulu, but at the same time they than 130 mile* an holtr. llnoged around the President slmi (H-ttt, I |or*hey eottccrled budget, sat In on today'* meeting. exprc«*ed -ati'factlon over gar­ mill- that one-legged men or men uitb The old Imndon-New York re- wen patdnet .............officers, ........... .. high ............... Following the session, there ment company'* dfrl*l»n in main­ cord of eight hours, 55 minute* tnrv official* and the amlinssa- punctured eardrum* could '«• use ON Hit LAI? LAg belt is i-aching lb# U. S . General Dwight D. Elsen­ u rre Capitol H ill report* that Mr. tain nod expand it* local manu­ was set bv a Pan-Amt rican Stra ■lors of nations In the North At- ful on limited-sen ice jolt*, such hower (left) waves Ins hal to crowd* In Ottawa as lis leaves the Chateau Truman may be expected to ask facturing branch. ** desk work. ttverulver, earrying 24 pnt»enget», lantie treaty organisation. L a u rie r Hotel w ith Canadian Prem ier Louis S L LaurcnL Conference* for a tw o .parkag r method fo r ro ll­ ags A stinging sleet storm was falllint he cautioned against ail­ "Throughout the period of on Nov. 82, 1040. ing in the revenue, and that the In Canad* war# clothed in rigid aecutlty scciecy. Hack at Wert Point, sorbing them fa*tcr than t(i,ttito ing. Florida Fashions' growth In thr It* pilot wa* Capt. Clierle* first package collect up tu I I I ) ,• N. Y , tha Sup re mo Commander of tb# Atlantic Nations drfenva force* present time, the City of Sanford Titus of Treat Neck. 1-ong l*laml. For Kisenhower, the visit here to 15,000 a month. noti.ooo.uoo in about thia f a .h Ion: w ill work on hi* report to President Truman. (Infertiatloafll 5’ou ad photo) and the Chamber of Commerre lie said tlat while limited Illair's slngle-enginrd Mustang presents a hig selling problem. I. An inerras* of about f4,i)00,have done everything that offi­ Is modified to hold gallon* of He must convince Congress, and .r r v lc r men ar» competent on 000,w o in the tax** on over 50,cials of the industry have re­ high lest gasoline inside the wing* Am erican* in general, that more e rita in l>pe jobs, they m* not 000,000 individual income taxpay­ quested," Mayor F. A. Dywin dr. and fuselage without external l ’. S. troops are needed to help interchangeable in a m ilitary er*. T h is would he an o verall in­ defend eastern Europe. ,ervice , that there !» a loss of rlart-d lid* morning in comment­ tanks. crease o f almut 25 percent on In ­ In his 21-day *nur of Europe, fle xib ility . These men m ild m t ing on the move. "Recenlly, »e * dividual*, although the burden HI* flight had a double purpose ,, lx- u*rd in curniiat and men wli offered to construct a large build­ to set a new speed record -ml he . rent!V . . pretty wjdlconvl would not fa ll that h eavily on nth ing on City property of about to tludv the effect of she high •*1 the European member* of the could fight would have tu l* The an tra money here may h* 100,0011 squat • feet. However, the velocity wind* nf the lower stra­ North Atlnotlc T rra ty O rganlia- found if tlie nmt fur ihem deraised by an increase of 4 percenlion (N A T O l o f the urgenc* * f velopesl, he noted, problem of labor supply and the tosphere on trannallUnltr nlrlln Mn tago points In each bracket of an Immediate build up nf defenae He said he tli*)ikrd to sprak ^ time involved in working nut the era. thr Income tax. It was indieaBH . . . . , . > kuo»*Clv tear -V»l h * had ■ . legal ami finnoeing details ap* ■T* C ,, « .. , ihr President It not thinking at Hlatr. who learned nltotimr wltji fo rm s. imrrnlly wort- the factor* which Plral o ff. EUenhower had *cho- MaMle eye and w»» m-*r-»ight the II. 8. Navy In ifo *. ■ •»* I V 1**1* Florida Fa* Man off trial* to Mmi air hour* In hi* creilit and i l alcd - private luncheon with the in lie- o ilie r. n » l . . . i I I I Id n v if . personal exnnplion to *50d. "There uiv *ume type* nf Jtii" move. We appreciate llwlr po»lPresident In In* followed by a l . t l L I l L J l I l t I 111 R O W 2 A lumst of abtuit 13,000,004),I ran do, and other* that I canturn luit fclneerrlv regret that the ht.* flown more that ft.rttifl,nod session with tin* Cabinet. ooo in corporation Income taxe s, by miles. Tumor row, he w ill meet Willi fm i,” sold lle rs h c ), u iwu.»rai (mm- is necsMiry.” raising the present corporation I t o a t la s e # as rs*e T s t l lie had walled more than a year Conger*". •* Chamber of t'ommerer uffirials rate probably as high a» 55 per­ A irrtinunrm lalm n Mi.ii liu President Trum an and r.isrn . S i . l .l d i l S . jail- H t>l') Iwo cent. from its p rrs in l 47 percent Were rqunlly |irouounc<-d III their for cxnctly thr kind nf wtat tier Seminole t h.iplrr nf Mo- A turiiran lavrin owner*, nor a fn rm l of ri-nctloii. President II James Gut he wanteil for hi* attempt on thi lu.w cr did not linger long at «!■•• level; and probably by adjustm ent* R n l i n n , iln liaio i n ln-im| too Mn kry l obro. tliol r u b ■•lli'l In ilated Hint. "W illi Hie factory record, The converid Mustang is wii port. | l « * l l s s , s ll» *■». I n a l "W h y bow do you ib>, Mr. division m |ii dub*l ta remain here, hi* own. hut the flight wu« made • iiie irtl for pretrntalioo lo Mic ■ Iralli 01 .1 uii'lil i tub heir ra lly President2 the General said when we flrmlv Iwlleve that the influx inrixi|ieratioii with hi* airline. I h m ii I of tlirrtJo i* ,■i a nrerlim: liwlay III wlial |i*iliir ,aol wa* Mir lilair crossed the Irish coast nt be stepped from the plant. nf Navy personnel tu Sanford will It 'B a lla a e a A s r s s * 'Tsset hma-hlng hi* collar up again*! the S ilu n l.iv by (tordno llra illrv . *bap- trcpirl to „ "*|)iv .IlgUllirni ’ over furnish a large uddithmal pool uf sleet and cold. “ I hope you don t Irr ihaum an, young women that will satisfy the serving a iln n k .tiler eluting bout. get pneumonia out here." lalair requirement* of the manu­ K lw anian s today Heard a radio | | P drclaird today that In- will The President and Elsenhower 1’iiliir fooml Mic iHiihes of Sam facturing * nil of the Industry. broadcast o f a recording o f the mjkf> motr U r4 1 ), p ,l( UtV t r s s i l s s * * " • Pane T ssal recent talk by Kiw.,,1. interne- 1 " V M m l . a , (hr night * tut* owner, ami Meanwhile, the Cliamber of Com­ merce will exert every effort t.» tional Milrr#il in ihr Hrtl ( roi* Hrnmf t,i#. utm^, ibr utlirv U* iic n s i i ic s iiim i Uor. t»„i. Mi^xfork soym -oi ^ , T H H E K K IV V E K 8 , k fu r . Jun. HoUhTON, Jan. 31—oFr— H ousearch for space needed for the Canada at thr recent mid-wintri lir r r , and Mtr ia c l lb.it so la i he vein ownrr anil fnrmf of Colirn 13—(A'l — F'our conrrete and -teel expected expansion of the far- ton's worst downtown fire in '.'0 Conference of the oryanisatiiui In h a i been uniucce*ful in teeming ......... lie llm .t of “ The Mocambo" { « ” o f «b# *3,0onooo ... ........... year* burned out seven stores early torv division.” _______ la k e la n d . Ralph IllacVweliler hs I ^ f |taiiman lo lie .„ | a .love (o. ■ ,i , ,| . bridge crumbled and plunged into Tim decision to move the mail P aiay, w l.r.i they answered a .a ll ll.ere. „ |p >s, y |lu rlfp K , i r r w ||h , 11 - -■ la a re i*»ee r**a l S o re* of firrmrn and 23 pier*-I I . J . Gregory «»f ic MunFnh ^ l o tooiim ir o | m-m I ioii .»l ill? llutl. li.iii been -1 >l m llie lie.id. mighty roar today, ca rryin g at •if. fire fighting rqulpmrnt fought Pol ire I .in 11. I.Jq , Mbii-lalr said lr », | f"U r persons to an iry , , „ , , , th# hlat#r t a ' t h i ^ h ’i b lg ^ t A ^ v 7 : m p . l,now, flg M ln g hin u .il.n -u ‘ >"*;• nritnr«M"» to tlie ^fUhfi|*ht rfp o tt- *^,aT h e city. At mid-morning It still was . re# is -pending a *«Mlay furlough ^ ' ' " f " * I 1 ' bodies o f two o f th# , „ nlN li «..„rnrsi vU tiinu hU w ife th•»»»*! f nm»*Iii , miki »i MlM| llir I Siiplri run «»iii »»f fnn«l- id rlust llie shooting followed an not umler victim* have been recovered front f t r . earn., onlv V I f Flet’e h .. th* fact that "fror.lom is not fr s e " U u l ,he first of thi* rear." !> • argument l i n iiil.i rg, 61, n form ­ 'r h# downtown ramtowii l i r a cam# .m iy .la u g h u >f U r. w . f . tin e m ^ , I f w , r fllll c „ m in, o U -« in-r-i. a gram grant of n r,.. « „ er fight prtim idrr, bud w ith the tw o o f the four ear* which were More titan M .W units of pro­ shortly after an explosion and and hi* young »nn John at 1717 tempts ta provoke internal dls.cti - re tire d from (b e N atio n al lie d 47->•str-t*lal Moi fin mI huii serving earned through the ire lo th* Houston'* swank Dark Avenue. duce valued nt IIM4JUW wer# *o|d ftr# rocked t|on in the two countries. Cross In continued onerntiun* her. ),jin and some friend* drink* uf. bottom of the rive. Police could Sgt. Gregory, a veteran of the during the period ending on Jan. Hrnadmorv addition and destroyed determine whether other The Rev. Angus Mr I nnis tna lik­ u ntil Mar, 1, he ridded. (er the tilti* A. rinsing lime. no! 30 nt thp Banfurd Slate Farmer* the $300,000 manslen of Gu* Wor- last war with ten years aervir# h. ed K iw a rii* fm the fists- atlcuiiaiotpassenger* drowned w ith th* In order In eonllnue iqieiatiim * Two gnu* vsere found on the Market, Sandy Anderson, manager, than, president of the American his credit, arrivnl In Korea on at the resent Friday meeting of u ntil the end n f Hie present li-eal f|lmr. Another wa* driver* until the e ai* could b* found in a Sept. 15 and participated in the Insurance Company. nnimunerd today. dragged from Ih r w ate r. Th# civic clubs |ii the Chain of Mis­ _________ .a to m destroyed Inrb.m invasion, t-ater he wa* sions m arling at the Presbyterian ,e » r ending J iiiu - dll, and fi-tm wu-tr paper bn-I.el. police eoiild fo u r ears eoutd be seen in th# Thr downtown A I utal of 23.644 lio ir* of eltru* then until klunr 30, 1952 the not iininediuieti determine w iu tli. fru it sold for fO tJW i and 41445 were Flagg Brothers, the Cut Hate shifted t<> the northeastern from Church at which 55 Kiw snians t'b a p lrr would have to secure S7.- er the third gun w a. involved in w atrr, th rir headlight* s till on. units of vegetable* sold for $123,- I.lnen Store, a stor# being reno- near the Manchurian border and were present. The r a ll* p ar occurred at 2:55 A, IMK). I l f this am ount, he said, tlie the shooting* vaied, Kruger’s Jewelry store, Na was rvacuatrd from the llungnsm 000. M , F .S T . Prcsidrnt Joel Field announced -bare of the nntimml quota would ( i n erilw-rg, wtmse mime wa* Approximately *240 truck load* tional Shirt Shop, Brow's Jewelry beachhead. The four arrhes, each 1HO fe*t that an Important meeting of d i­ I m- about 12400. mol the l>nlani< „ f f „ ,ir q, laiulsian* listed “ I have never seen anything like fiult »nd prosluee were di»- and the Alaskan Fu r Company. ,i long, were part of the highway rector* w ill lie held F rid a y night would liave In Ii# seeured by <lot j,i a tinlilu*.ik ue.1 fr it in all my rx,ierier»ce In the »m gain d r bridge connecting three river* Two men were hoepltallxeil after patched from tb« market, which at 7:46 at thr 5’ aeht Club. Happy Miclev Co bon liy I" \ngrie* w i||l >p ,lot a M#l|p|pinp i I* equivalent In 131 ctr loads. Thi* being overcome by smoke. They army," he said today In comment­ birthday greeting* were sung (or liu n i. |i ,De M aileleine Just The budget fo r lust year, ntd pulire la-t year, lui- been in two above the point w h e r- the 81. I* the heaviest volume that ha* were Wallace Grime*, 87, who dis­ ing on the rignra of the rllmaie Sanford Doodncy, county tu t atM r. Ilradley, w a* ta»-*'d «>n tin niher slueiting-. Police records Mauriee runs into th r bit. Lawrpas***] lluough tha market for any covered the ftrt. and fire Capt. and the horrors of the war. eexsor. h a lf tlm r. Due ti> lnerr.i*c-i -in*.*- he l i l l i i l n 8i. Louis mob. iit>i ......... 8gt. Gregory left Pusan on Dec nc# R iv e r, ,•«„.*■ half-way b iio rc n on# week this season. All fruit and Rufus J. Templet. ■Guest* were Robe:* 11:own, N. 25 and flew to San Fronriaro on a P. H itrkaher, Fred C lay ami Ron­ mamls because o f the pre-enl -ter In 1927 over an attempted i ! ” 'i,, “ ‘ ’ ' I ' vegetable* sold at satisfactory world situation, il liaiieep m yr"shakedown,* nod ihal in 11114 he .jq)(, ‘nf T b rn Military A ir Transport plane, and ald T a y lo r nf the K r y Club. pride of Three R ivers, it C A U G H T K IT T E N price* with the exception of celery. «nry to employ M r*. Jn r Gon- was i*le«ir*l in tin- shooting of a was named after Quebec'* Prim# W ALTHAM . Mas*., Jan. 31-tA*) from there to Tampa hv 11-29, ar­ " If the engineer who pilot* the salens, •# *rrt*ry, on a three quui ,-ab driver during n tavern nrgu* M inister Maurice Duplenaia. weather I min will aids track the —George Bell's kitten ran up a riving home on New Year's evr te r time hast*. lurid, Itr-iilen t* living n ra rh y were frigid weather that is now west tree and couldn't come bark down H r expert* to return to Korea the lienrtlvallnn o f tin Navy “ Ml |*o|irt. r ,.|Hirted Tuny t'a rlu , 51- awakened from their sleep by the latter part of February. of ii * and Iravp Florida on the again. resu ll In m»re rn ll« for a --i» Jin -■ %, :,r >.l*l const not ion eantrartor, te rrific roar of the eollap-e, .Many An Army photographer, Sgt. Its tail wa* froten In a branch main line, our volunt* and demand tlie local rh n p te r i" ill«cmdlniu«1 J i ( ) , | „. v „ . of Ihem said they believed it was Interesting should Increase considerably for In Monday's freexlng rain and Gregory ha* many this w ill mean Hint other ngeiirl> • , (, f „ r oier ilauee bull rreenl- an earthquake, 5VA.SIIINGTON. Jwi. 3l-'A'> next week's trading,” said Mr. th e n the kitten eat until discov­ photographs of his Korean exper­ .................... * ••• i • * * T " “ ’ Dwight Ii. Elsenhower Ui'ghv l<e w lll have to take up the burden. Several motorists, most of them ience. ered yesterday, Anderson. nominated hy either the Democrat* taxi d rive rs, told of narrow e*. or the Republicans for the Prrsirape* as th rir rar* either barely got across before th r collapse denry in 1952, Speaker Rayburn giant wedge, in ends s till up a t •ay*. ih r edge nf the broken spans. Th# T#x*s Democrat, askerl on (tn r driver said he wa* on C R 8 radio interview last night the bridge whrn th# lig h ts sud­ •bout th# possibility Eisenhower denly went out. In th r glare of might run on a coalition ticket, r# tils headlights, hr said, he saw Hr EH ritP.AGII pliadt "W #il, now, I think General W A SH IN G TO N , Ian. 31 </i*i T tir Alomir Enem y Cumni***mn ir- "notliingnesa, broken only by the Elsenhower haa too much sen**- to (K irlrd "ro n lin urd progresi" tmlav in llie (ievrl<q>menl ol atomic v*ea- hare piers of tr bridge standing 00 up out nf the w ater.” ran on n coalition tlrk#t. He might The crumbled section dipped bo nominated by the Democratic irons and laid all .1* facililiet ate ot*eraling ” at full rap a rd y." l l ' s s i l s s f r na r a i , T a s i In broad outline, llie romminmn gave a p irlu ie o f: convention; he might b# nomina­ New sourer* nf atomic raw materials being devrlt.|ted in litis country ted hy th# Republican convention.” Republican* generally h a v e and abroad. claimed the General for their N rw manufaeluriotr plant* going! JA C K S O N V IL L E , Jan. 31 -IJP) party, although lh#re waa much up "to serve the nation's Inter#*! have left their Jutts while under 50 35 Atlanta Democratic support for him in [t Mi# year Immediately ahead." invrstlgatioli. Hi- mark 4 •2! 1P4I. Eisenhower himself ha* said The Atomic Energy Act denir* Huston Tut rn the d e tail* of it* atomic 25 1 repeatedly be ha* no political am- ) -n n.. ard other program* the acres* t ■restricted Information to Chicago 3 t WGona. .•s-r-roisiiun, in if* ninth semian­ anybody wbo c loyalty, e h ir a r lr r « Denver n nual report to Congress, riveted and association* navrn't t.een Dr* Moines 8 4 MAN-EATKKH th • usual lid of aeereey. passeti uu bv the F . II. 1. and hy Fresno 34 42 quick Federal DAR-KB*BALAAM , Tanganyika, It didn't tell a thing about tb" the rnmmi*>lon itself. New York 87 18 TMaf Ba n aa w g w tm the Jan. 81—44V—Man-eatio* Mon* hydrogen bomb, whose develpment Official* -aid there was no wav 33 23 Alfred E. Driscoll, New have kllUd alt native* within a waa ordered by Prealilent Truman of telling immediately how many Washington Montreal ■ • It H few day* at Bong** in the sooth- on# year ago today. how many left th# program while Jacksonville 77 57 of Tanganyika, It One new disclosure In thr re­ their ra«ea were pending. I m m f . M irk k a r. 76 70 port: in the past four rears, l.lUWt VtttMW a . DaarrUey. Iowa; Fun aat today. The report said almut 198.400 Miami 76 44 Fra a k A . B a rra tt. Wyoming, A rth u r B . LangDe, BftaBlnglmi; Qnuglae M tK ay, Oregon; J . Brarirew Laa^ Utah; l a s t November, a lion rredtinl persons either have been refused other (tersons were given Hear* Tallaha**## Tampa 7* «1 t l ' a a ll a w t l It * r s t e f a s t access lo secret atomic d a l* or Frtdartek. O . Peywe, Maine, ta d d . Meonaw W D Uank Michigan. (In icn u tfo o al l e w d p h w ) w ith 38 victim s was trapped. Local Red C ross Cohen Henchman May Disband For Shot And K illed , , L ack Of Interest In Tavern Brawl r ibility i o secure 2 Unn^ster.s Murder ihi* time of lowerinx the present Cluiirman Is Glvtn As Reason For Movt Over Late Serving Recorded Talk 0 n Freedom Is Heard By Kiwanis Cl ub Four Are Killed In Collapse Of Canadian Bridge HoUMton Fire BurnH Down Seven Store« Veteran Of Hunfcnam Visitint? In Sunfonl T Product* Sold At Murt Brings $184,686 tiOP, Democrat!* May Nominate Ei«enhowcr Atomic Energy Commission Reports Continued Progress In Research Governors Meet To Map Civil Defense Laws The W eather a tta rS r. ■ ■ i — L-, � 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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FWPAT JAW. 28, 1951 TITE SANFORD HERALD, ^ ^ ^ P J g g j g A FIR S T PRE8I1YTKRIAN thy mercy la great above the hea­ FREE METHODIST CHURCH deepest la his being." vens: and thy tiuth icacheth unto Laurel Avenue god W . Fawth CHURCH HDton East wick. Rcp. A. G. Melania, D.O., Pastor tha clouds." Street l : U A.M. Church School. Tills reaeeuring statement from CHRISTIAN A N D MISSIONARY Fred H. Harton. Pastor 11-00 A.M. Morning Worahlp. Paalm* (89:15) is Included in the Sunday School 9:4S A.M. „ . A A L L IA N C E iii Chur m i ia« Sermon hy Rev .Mclnnia. Park Avtatm gad Fourteenth Ilible readings: "Dlcmed la the Morning Worship 10:45 A.5I. ty M m publication. ii:30 I'.M. Pioneer Fellowahip. people that know the joyful sound Street Young Pi Peoples P.M. * “Service 7:00 --------Sanford MinUterinl Association Youth Fellowahip. Rev. Glenn B. Smith. Pastor They shall walk. O Lord, in the Radio Program WSUM 020 5:00 Rlblc School 0:45 A.M. 7:30 I'.M. Cvenlng Worahip. light of thy countenance." Itev. Annus fi. Mclnnis, President P.M. Sermon fry Rev. Mclnnia. Cot relative selections from "Sri Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Evangeliitlc Service 7:30 P.M. Rev. Fred I.. Horton. Sec.-Tren*. S|M-eial niUiir for Sunday inoin »nce and Health, with Key to the Tha pastor will apeak on the sub­ COMMUNITY CHURCH lug: Duct, - I Will Magnify Thee*1, Scripture*'* by Mary Raker Eddy ject: "Tha Effectual Door". Lake Mary, F lor lad 'CHRIST CHURCH, LONGWODD Mr*. Charle* Wilke and Rotiert Include the u rn-ting pasaage: T H K CHURCH til GOD Evening Service 7:30 P.M. An C. C. While, Mlnlater (Episcopal) llrown; Anthem, “ Spring* In The “ The time for thinger* ha* come Miller Farm* informal san k* for all ages. The Church School 10:00 A.M. Class­ pastor will speak. All are wel­ Rot. II. L)ttl*(on /.iimnrrmin, Ih-ett” hy the Chancel Choir. ... The only guaiantee of obedience Hep. H. H . .tllller, I'a-tm II. D- Vkar come. Special muaic for Sunday even I* a light appirhennion o f Him es for all ages. Service* Sunday at .1:30 I'.M. Worship U:00 A.M. Young SoiigMlma Sunil* > Wednesday night Prayer inert, Ing: Anthem. “They C alf Him whom to know aright I* Life eter­ The Mid-week Prayer service peoples day. 4:00 PAL Evci.ing I’rayvi and ing at 7:-T0. An old time aervlrc Jcaua" by Youth Choir. nal" (preface vil). will be' held on Wednesday night M l Westminster 4:00 P. The Junior atrmon. with old time tratlmony for all. at 5:00. The pastor will conduct M* A ll ar« welcome. HOLY CROSS CIIURCII SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST The Senior Westminster 6:30 *, , t ^dy..on “ Th* M l o f Fanati­ (Kpkropal) CIIURCII cism . Visitors art cordially wel­ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH P.M. FIRST METHOIiTs T CHURCH Her. II. l.|lt!elon Zimmerman, HfPrnlh Street and Elm Atenur come. Park Apcnur at Hlslh Street Tur-day, Choir practice 7:00 J. E. McKinley. MinUlrr II.I).. Rector Church Service 11:00 A.M. SalW. I'. Ilruok*, if.. Paulrrr P.M. Mra. I’. It. Hlrphrnnun. D.II.K, Sexagralma Hu day ay. urda John L. Miller, Educational TUP, CHURCH OP GOD 9:46 A M. Church School. A The Rible and Praytr Hour 7:30 h:00 A.M. Hoty Communion. Sahlpath School 0:30 A.M. Director U M Elm Aveaae P.M Thursday. rla^s for v : h ? s j t . *-*:3» Family Service and Church Prayer Meeting 7:30 P.M. “ We've Saved a Place For You," Rev, Joe C. Crews. Pastor The Confirmation Class 4:00 11:00 A.M, Morning Wor*hi|t. School. nerctay, Sunday School p;|5 A.M. "Take I'.M. Friday, Sumlay school begin* at 0:45 Rcrmun topic: "The Voice That 11:00 A.M. Morning 1‘iayer nnl VUlti I'm i are welcome. your family to Sunday School." We A.M. Casses for all ages. Good Wake a The Dead**. icrmon. ptovido for every member o f the spirit filled teachers. 6:30 I'.M. Vouth Fellowship Kcr0:00 I'.M. Y P S L FIRST ( IIFIICII OF CHRIST. family. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Morning worship 11:00 A.M. jrleo. SCIENTIST 8«*rvlrca during the weak: Park Avenua and Third Street Menage by tha pastor. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. 7:30 r.M. Ft i nine Wui*hjp. *00 Kant Second Street Monday, Wednoaday and Satur­ J. Bernard Root. Minister Evangelistic service 7:.1u P.M. i Sermon by W. P. llrook*. Jr. Sermon topic: “ Tho Jc*us W a y . day Holy Communion 7:30 A.M. Sunday School f»:gfi A.M. Saldiath School 10:00 A.M. Message and altar call by the pas­ Training Union B:!5 P. 51, A .Morning Service 11:00 A.M. Friday Holy Communion U:00 Morning Worrhip 11:00 A.M. MORNING DEVOTIONS Union fur Every Church Member. Bviimin. “ The Great Adventure." tor. Wedneaday Service 8:00 P.M. A.M. Prayer meeting and Rible study Rev. Glenn E. Smith, pantui of Story Hour for children under 0 Reading R mm Tuesday* and “ W. P. Montague thus describe* Tueu.ij»> evening at 7:30 P.M. lhc Christian arid Mi>*f«narv A l­ year* o f age. Friday* 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. religion: 'Relirron I* the arevp Comt *>id bring your Bible*. liance Church, wll Iw in rhnrpe of < hi mu of (ilium The ehangeleap, veritable fact* Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Ser­ tann- neither of *, primitive ubWoman's Missionary service Morning Devotions through next l;lm A trn u r ami Second SI feel oIranl (jtnf will lie *trr*xcd In mon hy W. P. llrook*, Jr. ■ur-iity nor o f sophisticated truism, Thursday evening at 7:30 P.M. lk. The program i* a pir-entii* J. C. NfrhoUon, M lni«lrr Chrfitian Science *ervlce* next Wednesday Kvening Service 7:30 ~— _______^ _ __________ _____r - i j _ but of a momentous possibility— Victory Leader service Friday I o f radio « tat ion WTItR. In I0:uo A.M. HiIde School. Sumlay when the l-eiton-Hcrinon P.M. We arc studying tho Rook thr iiossiMlity, namely^ that what evening at 7:80 P.M. A program peration with the Sanford Min1I;(M) A.M. Morning Worahlp. will he entitled "Truth." of Kphenian* at the Prayer meet­ is highest hi spirit Is deepest in for all yourg people. laterlal Anaociation, and i* heard 7:3o I'.M. Kvening Worahlp The Golden Text D from Paalmi ing hour. oui natures.' In other words, re­ The Church string band will fur­ Rally at 8 * ) A.M.. and on SaturThuraday H:(K) I'.M. Ilible atudy. (l(IS:3, 41: " I will praiae thee, O "Every room a* warm a* Jour ligion doo* not go eounter to man's nish the music for all these ser­ f a y at 7:18. Vixltora uluaya welcomi’. I-old. among the people: . . . for home." nature hut is consonant with the vice* ami the publk is invited to At THE CHURCHES attend. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Ninth Street and Unrei Avenue Rev. 8. L. Whatley, Pastor Sunday School 9:46 A.M. Bring the family to Sunday School. Morning Wonhip 11:00 A.M. Sermon by the pastor. Junior Choir Get-Together 6:00 P.M. All Junior* urged to be pre­ sent. B.T.U. 6:30 P.M. “Choose You This Day" Come to B.T.U. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Sermon by Pastor. Midweek Prayer Service Wed­ nesday 7:30 P.M. "Come Ihou With Ue And We Will Do Tfaoo Good." U PS A LA CHURCH Church School 10:00 A.3I. Wonhip 11:00 A.M. Young People 7:00 P.M. Evening Service 8:00 P.6I. Colored News The new ML Zion M. B. Church will have the Jacob Chapel Choii of the M. B. Church of Clermont to sing here Sunday night. Vialtor* ore welcome. SPECIAL REVIVAL SERVICES JAN. 28— FEB. 12 r 7:30 NIGHTLY Preachin g D eliveran ce fo r S p irit, Soul anti Body Bov. C. E. Schwab, njieaking niglilly E ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH L. A. Allen, Puator 121*0 Laurel Avenue What is the TRUTH? The Railroads The Union Leaders seek to A l various stages in the preaent dispute with the brotherhoods of railroad operating employees , . , the railroads agreed to arbitrate. The union leaders refused. . . . the railroads accepted the recommendations o f President Truman’s Emergency Board. The union leaders refused. . . . the railroads accepted the White House proposal of August 19,1950. The union leaders refused. Finally on Agreement was signed at tlio White House on December 21, 1050. Now the union leaders seek to repudiate the Agreement. • ttl* <$* The railroads stand ready to put the terms o f this Agreement inti? effect immediately. with back pay Rt-the rates and dates indicated. ty The Agreement is given in full below. 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Vn v \ n ib ■; \lV Wft:: V- | .1, g Md n *e a g re s a g n t. �-n - In Unity There In Strength— Tu Protect lhe r u n W the Waridi To Prana** Um P ra g m a af A M r k t , T o Prodac# PrauparRy for B u l n i fflz* H a n f o r d P m i l f t * V O L U M E XXXXII THE WEATHER AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A EMtablidhcd 1908 * M O N D A Y J A N . 20. No. II? A xM irlfllrri I'rcse. l.c.'iM'd W ire g— Bitter Fighting Is MetByUNAdvance; Red Lines Stiffen Fighter-Bombers Hit 0 C h i n e s e Positions In Heaviest Raid: K o r e a n s Trapped TOKYO. Jan. 29— </P)— Chinn r CommunuD died lighting in ihcir mountain foxholes today. They reaiited In the bitter end a wary but teemingly releniltn Al­ lied advance to wilbin 10 m ilri ol V Seoul in weilera Koica. Associated Preit cormpondent Jim Becker reported DO Red* were killed on one bill alone. Only eight were captured. A ir itrikea and nrtillery taked the enemy poiitiom, but U. N. in­ fantrymen finally had to acramble up the froren lulliidea and bloat out the Kedi with grenadei and j t rifle fireThe U. S. Eighth Army report td advances up to three milei along the 40-milet weatern front. In the area north o f Suwon. 38 P-51 lighter-bomber* dumped 8.0000 gatkiu of fiery napalm (iellied gatoline) in the heaviest Mu tang man attack o l the war. Red troops and building* were hit. # Early citimatei were that 100 Red* were kilted and 240 building* deatroyed or damaged. M aj. Thomai D. Robertaon. ol St. Paul. Minn., who led tbc attack, •aid: Andrew S tin e Is Dr. Nourse S ays Elected,To H e a d Price-WageFreeze Merchants’ Group Order Won’t Work ! r » r t |, rlmidy amt mild with ■lightly h ig h * temperature* lilt* aMrrnnnn and tonight. 1‘nO lhlr rim * ere in Tallahassee a rr* In* •ticHI. Tur>d>; rloud), with n tn * . innal rain amt colder in nnrth porlion. House Group Kills Plan For Defense Cost Drafting Vets At Present; Single Men, Age 28, First _ Hike In British Prime Minis­ ter Announces Call­ up Of 250 Thousand For This Summer 4 Asian-Arab Bloc wr LONDON. Jan. 29 </!»> Prime Minister Attlee announced today a vast British icarmamen. M O C l l I i e program envisioning a labor draft sf nrcrssaiy. a Hi per rent U>osi D o n p us defrnsc spending and a callup I v d t C of 230.1KK) rrseisr fighting men S K O T C a n P r n n n c □ I a l O p O 5 (11 . . _ hlixaheth Wpcjis As Pleven A r r i v e s She Blasts Hilton i 11 r »r • I n Divorce Suit |.n 0 S t r a t e g y Talks I n s ANGELES. Jim 20 opi Military Men Contin­ ue Pica For Draft­ ing 18-Ycar Olds Before Married Men i l o .hurt, tmhiippy mniringc of act re*.* Klixnl-' th Tnyloi ended in Premier Pro­ divntic today after .hr told a judge F r e n c h hotrl lu'ii Nick Hilton wa« ahu.ivimises LJ. S. Undviiml nrgleclful Ml » Taylor mid Hilton picked iiiK Fren ch Loyalty mgumont. for no apparent n-amn. Teat, filled lot eye, a. »hc im»WASHING I ON. i m 29—4<V» Hi-rc-l ipn .tIonv of hoi attorney, iir a r li t ’lrrnier Rene llrvco Willintn Reign Shi* .alii thiit mmi of i ho tune arrived Imliv lm comI u .ii -lt.vdoting their honeymoon in Europe Irgv l.v'k, md Prrvident I iiim.vn iliilon would •pcrnl tin- rvrnina. lo|d him hr I,..pci In pmvr the mid until 6 hi d A M nt tin- gambl­ ing i a.lno», leaving hei tn irtuin Umlcl Td.itr, u thr "ic«| liirnd’’ tn their hotel alone. of rr.tnte. She .aid thi* conduct •••ntlmicil I lie I’trvulcnl girrlrd ihr wilt­ •liter tlir-li t i-t nr ti <o thi. iiiuntiy. ing Freni h leader .it Union Shi­ Del grr a.ke-E “ I. it true I tint on yiiot return lton. i lew hmll* lie Imr they were heir-, n l latino, i-vi.l fiiiiilioM. he to begin imiffiriircv nt wm|J pro­ remained away limn you and .m blem*. iilumy* trying to plrk a fight 7” neven r ,mr b n r ir;uiilr<ll, .hr nloiHcredSu|n-rior lu d g e 1 hiii^uimiil irrkmg iwui.inirv from llie Firrii’ lai kr a<krd If thi* eaii.iil her ilri vm i. n o Shi- rrplird that tl ilrnl llial the I mlrd jM.ilrv will tr lilialc iiiinirdl.trly witli titr .itomii did llc ig o i: “ I. II tmr Ih,,t Iwcmu. i- bomb in Ilie- cirnl Riiwi.tn umiri I nf loot ruining* a* n motion pic- ■ov ule I ranir tun- m ire.", you want In waive all M i I lunun, S c firta iy ol Si itclaim* to alimony 7” Al IlCMill. Dele rue Secret, y M .r"Vea.” Hilton, who dm not i-,ni|«*»t (In- •bill am1 mmit nl tfir (alnnri n Hon, <va» riot In court. were on hand In mrrl |* <•tier thr brief hearing einled I (lie ilw ik, rainy fit* ti ii i ii ^ 'li»- Tavlnr I-••gall to i iv. Sin- put The 4^-VP4f«olcI 1lent hi i head mi the shuuldri of n "tinlio puMleii-t. shook liarulv warmly * willi ihr Then »h>- -at in a i hull in a > fltM ilrnt .nil laal: lorrmt wn-plng .... of thr lourtroorn, , ,, , " 1I am h.iking i-— *.ii g for 1 0 1 waid 0 ,11, 1 in to ithe .onlll.lv a* he publicist and her r.mv, rvatluns with you w hich I a t t m n o in I t l n l In co n so le her. gin t-ntay I chull aIvi ny . fenirm• . i-ci n nl state, lu'i vvruaitnr whal thr in (initoil Stuir* ill did for I v n u l u r j f u r t v n I n i u v p s . Franct- duriug the last wat *-• "”I1 al«ii' In, I riullng 3 'I V i o n-, u 4J |>,, , , arii> ’ TH-taaid-ci Mornm-la’ i Ithat 1lie Houir Armed Srrvicrv Cnm- WANI ilNG fo,\.- j*'> 2<» I,r» for training this sumniet. Deliberations .T o Be rnitlre IimU v v litre illy k.riled lire In a House of Commons •|>ccch nlr.t nl ili.ifting any vrtrrvm now. Delayed Till Aftet outlining ibis country’s plant to but rravliril out for unglr men up meet the lineal ol Communist agCease-Fire Begins to sgr 28 . two yeare i l . n t lire gicssion in Eum^sc, Attire forecast preterit lurid LAKE SUCCESS. J in 29 (/i-, W A S H IN G T O N Ia n . 2? </T> new demands on tbr liiitub taxi Andrew Stine was elected preiiAl lire vsttir tittle pirvvure built the Axan-Arali blot tmlat modident nf the Sanford Merchant’* At* — Dr. Edwin G. Noun*, former payer— alirady tanving one ctf up si tbr ( ’ M|iibj! Iielilmi llie ides "* lw’- " p •ociation Friday night at a direc­ chairman nf the Pirtidcnl’t Cnun- the lice world's lsig|e*i i-uidcna. oi ib riling rhilvllrri Inivbimb in onrr in an rffm l to hr nl off tor's meeting following the group’* cil of Economic Adviten. laid to­ He said at murh of the program llie prevent 19 llnnvigh 21 age l tn llil Naltoos appimal ol Amenannual dinner at the Mayfair Inn. day he especti pikes to continue at |totsiblr would be tam ed out bi.iv ket. pluv lliovitanrii n| yonthi cans demands for an indi<lmc‘it Other officer* electee* were Rill their tlimh dcipite th* gov-rn- on a pay-as-you-go basis now clrwiiird 4 -F. Iielnre any 18 of Communist China a, an aggie,. K irk at vice p m id e n t and M itt ment’ i freetc order. The i’ uiiie Minister hinted lhat vr.n rildi arc taken. toi. Dot Powell a* tccietary and trea­ Testifying before the Senate- llrit.iin would not look In the Hilt the military belli nut (nt I hr revised plan n n submit surerH a u te Economic Comnultee. United .Stales loi loans to Kelp . . , r ’ ' . . . , llie 18-year dlait in preleirnie In Andirw Stine, acting at loatl- Noun* tsid there arc "wide loop­ pav Inc wav. Mr >.iul hit l*b»si .. , , , taking ins meet men i t , ,, , . icmtify t n*l-natto|i loditual minmatter for the evening, introduced holes'’ in lb* present law, anti pic gotrinment inteiulrd to irlrain . , ,. twn r ongirwion r| committee , miller mrt tint morning It <a Ithe principal speaker, Llnyd Gan. dieted that “ hardship catrt” for Irnm mortgaging tbr Inline by , , bearing!, vine in llie Senate ami llie . . . ... lor an iminrdialr trsen.iuswri umprendenl of the Florida Stale Re* price and wag* rit«t "wnn’l ha»* running intn debt abroad. , , olber in llie I loirie, showed thovf Winston rhi.rrh.il, .eader of the , " r Chma-Koira pin. taifere Anociation. tirnds m dticuvvion of the Defenie to be very hard to win rrlirf un­ CTofmrrvalivr opposition, prompUy Idem, but aibb Ibis mi|*olt.snl pr »Mr. Garr based hia address on Dep.nlnient’v pro|tnis| In d u ll Ml an analyst* of the effects of mili­ der the economic phlomphy which ralli->l a drlwtc "n defetssr the smon 18 inrtead o( the prevent 19 vearv. week after peat, o y ln g euch a Thr irpirsrnlalivet will, " i l l -u tary preparedness on the United still prevail.” debate thoubl latt two or throe , , bold tbr men (nr 27 indrari nl States economy by Taul Nyalmm, With a smile, he added: (list inrrlings, agrrr ii|mn an sp Columbia University Economics the prevent 21 months, and work rhurchllt demanded that the piopiiate cease-liir arrangement in **1 suggest that prices have -nt Pro feat or. the piogram into permanent uniIloilMmelidn'ra non liter whethar Kmea ami alter it lias lo-rn put Pointing out that moat n( the gone into the deep-free jr Irnkci 'rival inildary veivicr anil training ibey will psucced with expedients, being adopted to halt but just into the kitchen refngria- A ttires call mab *'i Hi It lab da- )||((| feme need* csirresliolsd* with Inr . , , ... „ <UMST). inflation are attacka on symp­ tor— where the kid* come in and real It Ice w - have to farst." and he '»tetr fuiibrr dehlwiatamttom a and not on the real causes Rriuiiiplion ol the bearingv ioladded that the Uteii government ThU pnrvDion »# • Intrrinl «f o f Inflation, Mr. tia rr emphasis- open the door every time they want I— werl i pi--t —,i ,1 from Senator ICm i I isv * na rag# la s t wa> lair in |.rs»vMlr.g the enUmata rd the necessity uf an Increase In Edwin ( ’ . Johnxin (D-Coln) In enThe reterve callup announred b) productivity. the Prime Miniate, litl 1,000,000 wr*trrn ('.uiii|>ean* “ Only thru", he stated. "Can the 236.000 for the army and 10,000 in the U. S. Atmy“There were over 30 mile* of real Ineome of the nation be in­ fur Ihr Itujal Air Fore#,. These creased and an effective fight be fire burning when we left." "Thu lotctgn legion should »*• men will spend |6 .lay* In lnlcnA 1tout four hour* before deserib- made against the tidal wave of mnrp all miblaiy demands for alve training. At the fcaissti time ity ASSOCIATED PltKNt Ing Uw Utter hillsides battle, military-spending which nay eoun drafting our 18.year-old Imy*,’’ Much of the nalbm endured the the llovnl Navy will rat up 0,000 flecker filed a dlrpetch reporting rut the btrylag power o f our pre­ cold eat weather ssf ilw mra-nn to­ enlisteal men ufid iWO «t f wer* *« ■ Joiiutnn told a rejNirter “ It alwi liny S*«ut» fnmi throughout _ nn Allied advance o f one mil*, to sent "flfty-cent" dollar to M daythat addltioaal ■•nip may put •hoirlrl volvc tome of our ihunetlrt I P * paint eight jnttea north of cents." In ruinutiaairui. 1Altti, tlaa. H'*y»li <ScMMnvIr < 'w i*U pM#k4ft*aled in ,8u*rpn. ’ * r »D Ptn l » ) v i l l i l C SN r ili h , , t tw o i c i i t i n l i " our ro u u - manpowpi thnrtagci and interna­ Mr. Carr WM’ the assembled - It was 62 hold#' at. West Y#l- Air Fnrc„ It In «We refrmher tontrst. Saturday night nt *b> low.tonr, Mont. Official Utiiprrl l l M U l w t «— s a t , Seminole High School Fnnthnll frb-. have alway. la-rn friend*, tional difficulties." merchants that only .1,000,000 peo­ Becker said Intelligence uffleet* itd to 30 l Fiehl tn a progium rniitb-l a and, I am .lire, nI»v,iV- will la*." HAN IIIANGISUO, .Ian jn eatimated that the entire 60th ple are unemployed today end lower over Wyoming, the Un­ Chairman Vinson ID Gal id th» "Ki> kahuokee." Mr Truman replied: n il- ,\ kl'idvrgatrn giiug burgh-d Chinese Commuhiit army and capable of being drawn into de­ k«U a and parts of Mlnnnuda and Hoiii-e rvinmittcc dirti tcil A it.IriMip Nn. 543 , Oviedo, won first tiai well Five .mall laiy-c uttli " I ant pleased In welcome ym». three North Korean divisions now fense production whrreaa In 1340 Wisconsin. taut Defense Secretary Anna |tla<e in U-ril pitching, with inuiu I 30ti m-h nmu eri «u/n lcioti .So I hope you will have a plca.ant were near the combat area, hold- there were 10.000.0fl0. Today the Itoscntrorg to give any reasonForecaster* said it would con­ No 6, Hanford, in -reon*I plncimol profitalile visit. We are all a nine bant fir-m whom I lie}’ atmigth i W forces would total defense worker must come almost tinue cold. the depart limit n.lgiit h a v e i 1 m*|11Ml•«• 4 t»• i *T*Ml.f 1 ** >*I in fire building ami in rooking tried In huy rovvlaiy urllfit- ciillr I about 60,000 pen, but loaaa* arc wholly from civilian occupation*, against talrliig men up to theit Tbs: 46 holuw at Hulls:, Mont., T.-ar p No. 6 w.M first mid Tn-in dir 2Htli birtluiay*. believed to have cut them consid­ he said. mads today the coldest Jan. 23 No. 34. M-miitl Triuip No. 344, Thr five—mil) it, 7, und H year. Brailey Oilhuin Will Exigencies of the waf effort there un record. Witli regaid to men with print erably. laike Mary, placed fm l in axemang-it out u( that hy saying they service, Vinson told newsmen af­ JACKSONVILLE. J a n Other Monday minimum* were "This U a delaying action with will cauae transportation facilit­ ship, and Troop No. 31 » a i M-r-tml had found the money, anil lorn Award Jay cut* Prize ter Mi". Itn.cnbvrg'. tevtimonjr: activities 4 about one Chlnfte company to ies to wear out and repair will be- International Fall*, Minn., tl lie- f Special I — Heightened Troop Nu. 34 . a i filat in the "This committer re nut giMiig low; Mercer, W l*o 40 below; Wil- un the Florida Stats Farmer*’ Mai- tug of war with Troop No. 311 It over In |io|icr every hill," one American regi­ Hut they Were t nipped when The "otit.lMtnling "tale puhlli to rim ft any veteran*." llston, N. Do 3.1 below; Mlnnca* krta due to inerearing demand fur second. Troop No. 243. Oviedo, mental commander aald of the Mr». Itoscillicrg empha.ljed the ilt.. 2fl liclow, and Chicago, nine ft rail fruit* and vegetable., were ha-I nu competitor, m ligualling I polo rtnuh Gurdoil McNair "aid official for 1350" writ le- recogn­ fnahole fight. "W e Jttat hare to lie miw a 7 -yeai-ohl take hot- ised bv the Flotilla Junior Defeiree Department'" prefrfelirr low. reported today by William I.. W il­ and therefore- won fii.t plan dig them out. baraiiM they stay th of vihIu |aip fioui the iae k la-t oj Gornmerre in Pensacola on for a longer term nf service than In there and dia fight. Sunshine bell high* Sunday son, Jarkwinville. Director or tlm Cull Pack, competed In n three of a |lurk ycvtrrdny Fet.. 3 i« now allowed. The Chinese were supported by included Brownsville. Texas. 7K; 21 Slate-owned *»le« ren in * whh h legged ran* with -Imimic Wright Fright* oed, the t.i> l-drl -ill Tb- good gov cl omen t aw aid w ill \ 21 -month* period, -tfiiu liainPARIS. Jan. 23— <A9— Frvnch Miami, Fla., 76; New (Irlran*, verve Florida farmer.. Price- -u and Eddie HarlaiUI Ilf I'nek 31. fit »t artillery. Ground troops aalled for The 11u|rilet btokc a window in t-e mu-tr by State .lunioi ('bundlei mg, glee- the militai v onlf nl«uit an air atrlke to alltnea the enemy newspapers today reported the 72. and boa Angeles, a tool on. mmi roniinodlllc" reflected ir*■■*■I and Omi IJltcy au-l Jimmy lln-ok the White It*, k i -i plant ami of ('niurnetii Pie.blent J lirsilrv M month, -if "real effectivi u.e'’ demand with mrar Item, bringing shire of I'atk 211, second. In bal­ mysterious odyssey u f a man who gun* I Minim, during tin- award ban- nf it. manpower, Mr. Rownlrerg the lie,I irlutn* to farmer* thnn m loon bursting Hr ire s- MiCoy of I’ui- found f'lmi In n dc.-h draorr travelled from Uulgari* to Franre ACE IS KILLED only tn run ini" the nr-phInu• up t lhat will highlight the Jaymany .ea*on* pa-t. Gallfornl* Pack 31 iv a- find mid Don I'liry said. — In a packing case. WASHINGTON, Jan. JU t-Pi ini-u haul i r e . ’ winter conterence Mr-. Ibreenlicrg .aid the longer Th* man, reportedly named Capl. Don 8. GanilU, .10, Wmld Wiimlri Prppeis continued to len-l of Cuh Pack 213 * « • wenud Three more lime" the riiy. The identity of thr recipient Chris tnv. spent 34 day* in the War II ace and vetern of |N2 with price, from $1.00 t*< • 16 Sioutmaster. of Troop N" 312 liioke Into the plant, hid found will ta- kept a »eciet until the training IM’tiial wav part of an oMiull plan to htrlhl up a traine-l r bushel, lumaliK-. hmught from and William Pugh of Tremp No. .'Ill eg**, which contained a Ford auto­ comliat mission*, died yesterday remainder of the company .20 In ll-l.no ami Miuaah timugli' am| John Horton of Trimii 213 as- no more money. So tluv •ele- iiwniil i* made The selection w«« service pool for (lie future. mobile. Papers speculated he might when hi* Jwt trainer crashed. <)fiC M n iw r « * r e e v Tm ii Hi­ l-latnl with M ain pal tie." niirde tiv the Florida -I unlur "We ale not yet ill World Wat bo o French secret service agvat, ficaia said ha was on a "mutlnsi $1.60 to $8.60 per bushel, l^-.n- aisled the scouts in entering thr I'bailile t of C-miucn-e G in.I GovII NMilnwea 1,0 rear l « » l brought frurn IIJKl to 17.26 pm ronlests. Mr*. Don I'lrey, drn mo­ inanuger's dvsk. or o refugee frem behind tie Iron night" Poller raid the laiy, would ri rrnmeiit A wind emu in Hire hradCertain. An enlisted mag, riding a* a hamper. Weather ronditiona cun ther nf Cub Park Nn. 213, Ovo-do, li-ctureal, thru lui mil over li rii by f.oiilv It .to of Tampa. They generally agreed that passenger, also was klllwl. Ilia Ilnur to aliiw down product Inti in assisted ihr cub scout. their parents. Tia-ir name, wen French pollca had been alerted for name was withheld pending no- Mimo -erliona, hut Increa.e* in George Maffrtl -«fved a* chair wrlhheld by pul in m . E P I I I lN E III l(GI.All most item, are anticipated during man of the progiam, Itrdieit Lip the arrival of the man in Uw rase ti first Inn nf noat of kin. WEST EDS ANGELES, Jan the current week. a ( Marseille last week, on the pin.idt and John Piai.on a. coll till I (IN I Uill.w 23 (A I The telephone rang Report, from Individual markrt > chairman. Judge Itnogla. S<rn Italian shin "Palalsal." MANNBKHKIM FUNEItAI. l i m i —l-iv night at thr home » f PITTHIIIIHGII. Jan 23 '-P fnt the pa.t weekly prrital ending Stlom web iimeil the "emit, an*1 Two poflra from Paris arrived HELSINKI, Finland, Jan. W llird. wintering In lhe»e pari • Mr. and Mrv E.<iwaid ( ’«.«. When tanning in Marseille and opened the rase, (A1) — Finnish Leslio A. Jacolb*#n. planr irs s ils s w •>■ ear* alt! authorliie* Iwlay Janunry 2till »hnw gru.a returnundid de-icer, balay Mm l 'a*» answered, wh>«-vrr ( g technician of the U- S- Boll Con­ which had been sitting on th* planned a state funeral fnt Fle|,i tu gniwera .riling on thr 1'ompnim Dppur limit le. for -ervli. Ill var Fre-slog rain, fmse ihrn tall ■ailing hung up. for the servation Italic* for the paat Mat two docks for tiro day*, and found the Marshal IH U M AN H P E K tlT Baron Carl Gmdaf State Market exceeded $>>liijt.' i <mi loll" i --illniiJIlltie. were outlined to and wing fratlarrs, forcing M u­ The urine thing h«pi»rnrd Fri­ years, left Friday for Jacksonville man, described aa in hia thirties, Mannrrhelm, their national hern for U M I t unit, uf U-ans. |»iWABIHNGTUN. Jan. 2t» 0V, members of District No. ti of th* I I a a lta » # 1 Oa r a s e T « « l to Uko uo Hi* now dutiaa as a dis­ and with a beard, sitting at the who died Saturday night In I lr-ldenl Truman will .peak at hin!-- to fly eriatirally. Many nt day night. Florida i'll If i at |un nf ibretm- and them re-ritibied airphim » tryli-g Sol 1 1 1 dit) III gill tile f'rt.nC-i were trict conservationist f’ hlla-lrlphln Saturday d thr dhh wheel of Uw automobile. Iwuaanne, Kwttierland, after a I'rofoalnnal Women's Ciuh* veiBen Wiggins, on* o f the Boll ration of a chapel tn four heroic to lake off with wing flap* down riot home to hint Die phone ting The neper* said bst left Sofia major intvsUnal opera! Ii-n terrlay al the Mayfair Inn liy Mr*. Conservation engineer* chaplain* who died In World War llird. trying tn land .kidded or When they returned ia’ e, they I’allllne lltNiviif, I’rnsScnla, third Dec. I I In the packing caao for a It aaa Indies s»(t th* funrrsl of tile icy ground llird watchii- told |all ire ye.terrlay, they dis­ II. been stationed at T a g m Bulgarian port, and eras taken oa th# h-' - year • old Mannerheins, -aid the (ring wav not >nffv cover,-d that « 4 l.5mi mink root vlee-preddent of the Flrrrlda Fadworked with the Hillsborough 8o<! the shits Dee. 26. The papers said formrr preikent who three time* rirnl to rlira.r liodirv l-llt mari) and an ltd.piece silverware set oration. STAM P FRAUD Conservation District, wilt replace the police treated the man with led hi* country In battle again,t Friend, her* of Mrs. It I* "F'erleratlnn I»av” « » - the theme tail, were .tlffrnnl in fan "ha|a « hail been stolen WASHINGTON. Jan. 2'.» v/P» Mr. Jacobsen. Mr. W iggto* ori­ deference and took him from Mar­ the Russian*, mlgnt tskr place llawkln* will regret to learn of hrt j nf Hie meeting of the di"ttli*t. tha ginally from l ira Oak. raraired hia seille to Pari*. death whleh occurred at her home. liar old F. Atnhro.e tialny *■< here nn Sunday. third held thi" year, au-l more Dree 310.1 Post Street, Jacksonville, at aenlemeil In two to .rvrn year. degree In engineering from the 75 women were pre*ent (Tubs reA, University of Florida In IM ». He. 11:00 P.M. yeatrrday following a In prison for engineering a big rire.ented were iho-r -if Orlando, •tamp fraud while holding a high ' W hi* w ife and tw* y * r oW daugh­ long lllneaa. ('oroa, Vero Reach, Titusville, fit ter, Betty will live her*. Prior to Mr. and Mrs. llawkln. were for (ant office job. , (Totiil and Sanford, IT, fi. Drill lit Judge James ft he ipeat f i n year* la mrr resident, of Sanford where mraduallon an Mrs. Eunice Gay, dritriel dlMr. llawkln. wa« a member nf Ihr Kirkland, in Imponfng Ihr sent (he Army. rectiif, pie.idrd over thr tnreinevi M r Jacobsen was the Ural plan­ Railroad police, lie preceded Mr*, enrr, lurried down a plea for pro •ecslorr and report" were heard liation. llawkln. in ilralh two years ago ning technician to ho a w l k m by IA S VEGAS, Nfv . jan, 29 t/1*> lire IOtlr rod l llli alomu hlsil* frnin the Frihlle A ffair* and In While Ambrose wrpt unal-n-h the U.R. Roll Canaetcaaton Bervlcc. 8urv|vora Inrlwl* three children. Relatione rhairrnen ATI-ANTA. Jan. 2 9 —<2T>—Th* South, oact rdelwated militarily only Mra. J. M. O’Brien. Miss Patsy erily, hi. attorney', Edward Urn in hiiliiry having lairril thr rmilrllr w lirrb nn gamhling rasini. laltlri, ternatinnal Ilo recently reported that dariag from rarh eluh. hla two years at oareiaa hare la , for i ll generals and its gun-cottoa, is fast booming the astion’i arsenal Hawkins sad Robert llawklns. nil IHttt William., pleadnl for pro­ wirir-oiicn fail Vegat hrarrrl iliell tialay lor (urllier nil le.r fiviron M r*. Iliaiver. who wa< introbation o f Jacksonville. had wnrkad on ' f r r tuper-wespom. lire Atomic Energy Cnmmnnnn. <«|>eralinB a levlrntt range Mi milr< dined hy Mr- l.illian Aviv, div•10,■ Funeral sarvlre. will I m> held than 101 fanner# D'aailaesa n- r o w t i w l north o f Itere, let go with another Mac! yevtervlay, mine 24 hour* viler That 'v jw j wa» made to members nl the Georgia Engineering Society F A T A L VISIT? con000 ten s for M il • -#. In Jacksonville at 2:00 F.M, Wot today by H. McKinley Conway, Jr., a director of lha Southern Astoria- nesday and burial will Ire made FAIUS, Jan. 23 d,11—The Com- a lighter riplrninn Saturday. sarvatson work. 1 lam o l £ckflca gad Industry. Hie dctnnatmn unlrailied a w«*r ol t|iei ulalpin St to ihr |M,t'ili|r new munist n< wspa|iei ( > Kolr ti.lay there. ’ Plans fo r soli *Jw» published a page one laix re­ aIom n wc*|wmi Kirntisti may lie letting. ratkHt wore preps* ' Conway said 16 asajoe military research and das clopmeal center* High yesterday 75 calling that Rene I'lrven Is the e.a. The p,-gram, I.OUUHTK HIT IN D IA hara already baan located In lh *^ Hundred* of riutrly-a wakened 4 first French prgmier to vl.lt the witnesses saw a trrinend"os white I spring and .iimrner o f 1310 laiw today 60 sea. has rwultad NEW DELHIII, India, Jan » Southern states, and mars a n proving ground for guided mis­ llVaU aaw • Rain no being planned. flash in the sky, followed chwely j 0, 7 and H F.niweiok, annminctvl siles. It Include* u flv* Mprare --(41—A swarm of locusts aonn Amvrleon capital In 20 yeare. The other was I’lvrre larval, by a dimmer orange r.rie Thr CL I May 17, 1318 Tidal Jan rain .77 inch In addition to this Tritium (H - mile laurelling u rn on Cane Ca- 10 miles long swirled over India'JOBLESS U J i n T f l Bomb raw material) plant, whkh naveral and a string at radar oh- capital today and headed toward who, the paper lomnientod, "was *11 Aerrmauttcs Administration Normal Jan rain 2.35 inr Ire* 3- Somewhere In Itns.la. AllT A L L A H A M E I, J lE t » - he r*ld be bad predicted would be serration s t a t l o n a shot 16 years later." had orderrj all planes out of the nour.rrd hy l*rrs|r|ent Truman stretching the Punjati wheat harvest. Special Florida I N Laval, whn was cxrruied after The ehwtd of inserts— so thick located In Um Sooth several air for seven hours In the .mith- Sept. 22, 1340. ’ mpenvatinn paymetlU Acrtaaed months before the selection of tbe nearly 600 miles Into the Garb tltal it d. la fed departing rom Ihr lllierathm as a F'reneh trait­ west Nevada area. One citiren bean. The A EC said lea. than three 44,174 during ib# waak ending •He near Augusta. G*., ho he menMillion* of doll are have been In­ marcial plane* -came frorp thr or, visiled Washington in October, .aid, it liKikad like noon even erceka -g-> it as* gelling irudy |*#nw tlnmod a number o f «U m vftal mi­ verted in an oedaane* laboralory south. Warning, wera wired tn It t t . thou ah it was iirrdawn." J A C K S O N V I L L E , Ja n . 39 DFt "Ui tickle the dragnu'. tail" on the lltary raaaarth liutallat lstails t Ions being at Redstone Arsenal, Mar Hunts­ agricultural agents tn the norti 17 All the AEG would say Iriiinr- trrw Nevada range, anil more ex Atlanta r-0 F.LKS MEET devafpptd to Ik* ieawUiland. dlatrly was that this was atnmli peri inrut" are probably in the of. llismark -13 36 ville, Ala, where German aclen- to try to save Uw grain crop In Mambara nf the Sanfoni F.lks rxploalnn No. II, and that a sur­ flng. r awglnaariag da36 38 l M M g A m y engineers this critiaally graln-aiwt country Uoslon Lodg# Lodge and Ihoir wives wlil meet vey hy Its technicians Indicated 78 69 Ilefure the week-end blasting, Rrownsvlll* at 6:00 P. M. Werlnesdav at the no radioactivity within a 160-mile •16:00 TEACKEBH M EET 7 30 Chicago la motor to the New radius o f blast No. 10 on Satur­ le atomic arlanlista had pul un a Denver Th# Samiaol# County Teachers 4 •11 'dry run" tr*l last Wednesday Elk* Lodge to hear day. C M will have aa 4 apaakar Ear* k m # *°KII •1 whleh rlldnl cause too much com­ Dea Molnta •11 itiwrly, dean of tho n it Farris, aaaeativa aacretary nf Tha other nine nuclear blast, motion. Both the -Saturday and Naw York S3 .16 JMBusiness Admlntslro- listed by the AEC: tha State Teachers Eatircnaant 16 w ' ■: SunJay punt.-res ware recorded on Waahlngtnn Uao, Univer* Univotilty of Florida, make Syrtam, who will talk aw lha 1. Tha Aiamagordu. N. M., n - tha California mail Hilo o f Tech­ Winnipeg 36 -19 addrvsa fnilowing a supper ptaslon an July 16, 1345 tlrvmant System" at a meat Ing 17 71 nology Soisinograph at .'aaadatta, Jacksonville which wfU It# Tharedav at and Initiation. On Thursday night 3. Hiroshima, rirroanima, Aug. a u j . 6, u, [3(5. urea. 75 Miami Caliif., .100 mil** away •lOQ F. M. at the Janlor High • i uppar and meeting wf'i ho Nagaaaaki, Aug. 0. 1345. 491 V Tail# ha**** m peM J the local Lsidgs. f £mdf 5 .-Bikini Ucm -u in- tha Bulgar alarms in narth Las Vaa Tampt n Only Production Rise Present Law Is Said To Be Shot Full Of Can End Inflation. “Wide Loopholes" Meeting Is Told wmATlncImh, ^11101*0 IS H«St North Shivers Under Blanket Of Cold To “ Kickahoukee” GamcH Of Scouts Farmer’s Markets R e p o r t Increased Demand For Fruits Mysterious Stronger ComesInPacking Case K B Wiggins Jacobsen Soil Tec hn B. and I*. W. Hears Of Ouirorttiiiilies For Civic Service Mrs. R. D. Hawkins SuccumliH To Illness 2nd Experimental A t o m i c Blast South Becomes C enter Of Nation’s Super-Weapons Reseacb Program Is Set O ff On Frenchman’s Flat Sanford Wcttlhcr 1 |— The Weather lE held 4 g-Are j H • J I ; �• .* >E.i =i W - iT t T ? f i '. 'i f V v . ■. . .= •' '■ ■- i • r ' ’ - TW O ;• • •v f% . -*■ "?=5 ■ a-.- f V \ # .>V-' - laMtsfc.0 la I M tall/ M f W •• tartar ■a4 taatar at United Nations FAREWELL TO ARMS The Trade Agreements perennial subject of vigorous argument hai been pre­ sented to the new Congress. This Is the question o f the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. It seems only yesterday _______ I I I M as— lla 4 W j g ___ KMh N aa wcw l riu a metier that Congress finished the last round of dabsta on this M i i k i at. tain. at lie Feet Oltles a* laafard. Merits. aadar ika Set matter, but the act expires June 12 and hence there must i l naaii iaa « l - > i w l «, l*TW be action by Congress before that date If the program Is ^ o i .u i i h . O ltA N to be continued. ■AMs O O N M I DKIII One trouble with the progrnm Is that Its benefits have ■aalaaaa Maaa^at been less easily observed than the resulta which become the i i i i f n i n i o i n ir r .1 **/ Carrier . I J l basis of objections. The attacks against it come chiefly if u m kaaifc not entirely from supporters of the protective tariff prin­ T l x . Heaths . . -------- I Ha W.elhs ---------------------- J ciple. Since they see the purpose of tariffs as thejirotection of American industry from foreign competition, any lower­ All ablraar/ M ix * , recta Ihaeh*. raaalallaaa, srerlamatleaa, ing of tariffs appears had. An agreement negotiated under l a l aallrta *1 rel.ftalameec. far Ihe * e r*».» '* K b it * faata. will the act always involves reduction of some American tariff, ba far al r.aalar aS.rrtU- ami this effect is immediately apparent. Then entrance of the benefiting foreign goods also can often be observed. " Hrarraralri Vatl.eallr Wf I alee* Ir a r H W i The benefits ait* mostly on a broader, longer-term baais. D m . lath. I r a tarb. Cblraaa. l*»#* »' <a*a. « •** >>. | l»i|l. One immediate gain Ht home is that American consumers ......... •• a N.»a.l..r al l . r are able to buy certain im|K>rted goods at lower prices, and AaaarlalrA N M * which I* n l H H MeUat.etr la lb* n r far rrpak‘ 1. this is wliut the opponents object to. Another is that some •aUaa at all fb# laral n a t aHa In' American firms find un enlarged foreign market for their ■ensMper. I* m il ta ri.M i.lH an m gww». Over the longer term, the trade agreements stimulate MONIi a VTT a N. *8. 1*51 the general flow of foreign trade, which is un Important clement in the margin of profit for u great number of Amercan industries and lines of business. TO D A YS BIHLB VKBHB This is important also to our general aim of promoting Thai ('hr let uaderstood Ihr deepMl laws of natar* If remain, but economic progress throughout the world, and specificaiiy ba m U greater works than these to the objective of maintaining an even balance of trade. •ball f t do. Majb* we will «rmr If we believe in these goals, the Reciprocal Trade Agree­ la understand looT Whal manner ments Act is one menus of achieving them. A of man I* tht*. that sveu the wind and lh» *ca obaf hlml—Mat. 11:21. Who Drives Better? Vivien Kelltm i, New Haven. Conn, in d u slriiliil won her •»* ■uit a ia in il ihe government, prov­ ing that in th ii counlry even "big government" i i nol loo big to taka a licking once in a while. clusion of Prof. A. It. I-uuer of Iowa State College. A fter long study of driving records in- concludes that from the ages of IQ to 83 and from 41 to 6.1 women are better drivers than men. Hut la-tween 33 and 41 men are better perform­ ers at the wheel. .Men have more mechanical aptitude, but women show bettor judgement and have better attitudes toward traffic regulations, says the professor. These conclusions give rise to some questions. What hapjiens to the woman driver between the ages of 33 and 417 Taking It for grouted that men younger than 33 may lie fncllnded to lie show-off daredevils, what affects their driving capacity after age 417 It may tje that the woman In her late thirties Is likely to lie handicapped by a cargo of children who form a distracting influence. As to the woman driver’s attitude toward traffic regulations, perhaps an Innate or acquired feeling of deference ority Is influential not only In this hut in forming her Judgement. The professor's conclusions may dear up the matter as far as hi- Is concerned, but we predict that they will not put an end to arguments on the subject. The Wage price itabiliiA lion program got o il lo a bad ita it whan i l l chief. Vice Admiral John ilo o x h turned in h il m ignation aknot t before he had been appoint­ ed became he would nol ute Kit office lo play parly politico. " I l !a true that I have resigned." !~ •aid. " I believe politics bai no WaHiinsr To Americans place id aft organiialion affecting every American home". Neither Americans can face danger without getting panicky. her politic*- any place in anything That maker It worth while to pay attention to recent uttorthat b n to do with our defame ances by Coventor James H. Duff of Pennsylvania, In hla i f c V . 1 W* tike to w T i minliter o f ike climch arid particularly a forel nitaionary who aeea no harm ... h i id ’work and ibt production of grgat wealth, and therefore we wet* particularly pirated with Dr. Paul rlarriaon when he told ihr civic dub i the other day he had M apologiea lo offer for America’* Ugh Mended of living In the ■ okt o f an impoverish world. "We didn't deal it from anyone. Iw laid. " W . baft M". A w l it h o f count true that became of our high Mandat'd of being. «A a rt in a better po*ilion lo help ihe m l of the world in i l l druggist for turvival. *nd the berl way we can ■how our gratitude to God for the braini, energy, thrift and co-opera­ tive ip iril which produced ih it na ‘ h ' t wealth i* to help other*. A> ihe li I tke dull •ad tumult dies i lo settle oa tail lily ditceraabk W» should do dring we can to co epersle Iks Fish eslale is gettiat artfd and roewdstiag as toon as pouiblr the Fish Memorial Hos­ pital. while si the tame tun* doing •verytkiog we can to get the Navy lo potlpone the vscoring of the retest hotpital M leaf at possible, i order that the gap between ly he reduced to a minimum. Friday’s meeting, it seem* lo ua. acctmqdbhed a great deal of good It mtt of dcaud ■tmo*pheif, showed what could gad could not be dagg and demon* I beyond el qwetioa of Ibo piddic hptefoM in Ike qimttorv think •head of •r u- W W ta S ta j; , we are sometime* shocked and by mm» people at farewell message before qualifying for the Senate, and Govsnuir Earl W am n of California. Both are serious states­ men, not alartmsts.' They may therefore be correct when Warren says that defense of citizens against bombing may well cost California 9210,000,000, and Duff warns hla people that an industrial state such as Pennsylvania with so many cities cannot hope to protect the inhabitants completely against attacks from tne air. Not since the War ot 1812 tuts foreign war struck at continental territory of the United States. Whatever we may aueeeed In doing to any future enemies, there is a grave possibility that our long Immunity may be broken. Thla warning can be given without fear that It will make Amorleans other than more resolute to do their part, and to pre­ pare to defend themselves if necessary. hav«y been esrellent tn this area and proipceta are for an increase in vnlumn and in improved quality ICaartooe* r lum l*»>. I M I on all Itema. Heavy volume o< court** to IJM0 mm experienced Urn wounded or routed. AP correspondent 8tan Hwln- orange* and grapefruit It moving In air crewmen. Another 2,100 ton said U. N. force* by dusk through tni* market. men, members of the R A F fighter Monday had galnad one and a squadrons, will be put into conlihalf mile* and won high ground uou* training for three months. overlooking the Kurajang lUver Instead o f following thslr present valley, they drove Rod defend- ** week-end training stlnta. Attlee said the stepped up de­ from another hill above Wonehon, fCoallaaad tram P tg* One) a rood center. mrr.t of U 0 0 acres ef improved fense program would cost £4,700,These forces, U. S. and Puerto pastures, 1.7Q0 acres of cover OOOjOOO <|I3,180,000,000) aver the crops, 1,000 acres o f farm drain' next three years. Last Heptsmber J J ^ lu ^ y,Birltrih7 TuXtsk ag*. 300 acre* o f irrigation, and the government estimated It - - and■ Qeuth - *■ “Koreans were sis fish Greek pond*. M art.,than,3,400 would need to spend £8,400,000,0,000) In the in lb* push elsewhere on the front. acres of farm l « d » were mapped 000 (tlOJlgOJHX), period. The A lll**’ five-day advance a* to poll, typa and character. had beep plowed earlier by Red The United Sutea taapayer charge fare* a “ national survival” budwill aid get of 971 ,fiW,000,000, the highest enemy ambush** on the rentral farmer* nrro and la tti* Orange in U. H. peacetime history. Presi­ front. county, district. Mr, Jacobsen do- dent Truman has earmarked three An Kighth Army commualqui rlared. He added that it had beta quarters o f this for the buildup ■aid that U. N. force*, with a lint a groat pleasure so have helped of American military rtrenrth and ritanding almost 100 mile* fron. the farmers o f tha Seminole and fur twittering defense* of other the wr*t coast through the rug­ Orange districts g e l good soil eon- free nations against Communist aggression. ged mountain* rentral aector, felt senratioii practices on their land. llwy were In the strongest posi­ On top o f this money to be A t a meeting In Orlando Friday tion they had held rtrtcea the o f supervisors o f Centra] Florid* spent In fiscal IMS, the President Chinee* entered the war last Nov- conservation dIstria*, T. L. Max- has asked Congress to vote ttt,' president 835,000,000 to be spent after Ihe Chimes* and North Koroaa Rede 41on o f Sell fiscal year ends, which would mined roods and a*t up road Cooaervatlun District 8o| Supervisor*. booster lb* grand total o f Um r f irka behind some o f the for­ budget to 8H488J) •tMtt.MO.OOO. Of the ward U. N . unit*. On# attach by funds the President asked, |4I«* 411,000,000 was for strengthening M0 aiwtny troop* *la miles wret of Dhea forced Allied unlta to U. 8. erased might and f 7,441,fall hack, but they later restored . . . 000,000 for "International securi­ ' ” H #. * m | their tinea. III. she said. “ We are in a period ty” , mostly in Ihe formed of arm* The biggest clash started three w# don’t know what the duration ed aid to other Atlantic Fact na­ mils* northeast e f Suwon, where will be— It may be for our life­ tions. an aetlmated battalion attacked time.” after midnight Sunday, Chairman Lyndon Johnson (Dfigh t was hot and hsnvy T ea ) e f the Senate preparedness for about two (w an atsdthen aim- subcommittee made a direct demood for drafting tMhMachlldloaa (Oaoa youag husbands before calls go Later Monday# Aanaelntan Presi eat to youths under the present IM u s r apt limit. Be wanted a apunched eight • jt L S ? ■won. htrt the Pleven H0t oa 5 m l, mental or other dlsquaiin* disqualify a roped-off side at eat, sumacdcations. i . ' 1 ed by polls* and men, about a half hoar after FteThe Texan told van's train pulled lo front New * be la M v im Yorhic tn w a a is H u new* o * * i Mr. Truman arranged to en­ Pentagon testimony. tertain Pleven at lunch at the He said be will propose another Hlair House and to atari their amendment requiring that "when formal talks at tha Whlto House tees returns for 8,400 buihcl and if h become* necessary to U l*r in the afternoon. f l f i** hoses at tomsloes to grow take the 18-ymr-nld*, they must At Acheson’* suggestion. Mr, ert on the Flertda City Market be taken In n definite priority so Truman callad several officials to reeded IMgOO. Tomato vnlumn Is that »h# older anew will he taken a noon meeting at the While •spected to continue Increasing flrot.” House |o proper* for th* discus­ •ad few hamper* of beans are now A good part o f the answers sion* with Pleven. Among those being offered the trade. Johnson wanted from the Penta- on the list for that Only a light valutas « f produce gea on husband* and 4-P’s were were Acheson, David | L „ ______ moved aver the Fort Myero (Rate ready-mod* In testimony present­ Ambassador to Franc* and Don­ Farmer*’ Market duv to cold wea ed to the House Anted Kerr Ices ald R.. Heath. American minister Iher o f recent weeks, though d* Committee as he voiced hla da- to the Associated Btaita of.U donurnd Is reported good na all c Chlna. World nwditie*. califerma and W A note on 11m .While House Roster Pepper lead In vwl Korean War British Defense Soil Technician n a s a r iia a Selective Service CongrcHHimtn Herlong Report* By 8ID IIBHLONG Never in Ihe lime we have Iwen her* has our office been so busy aa it has In Uta past weeks. This activity of court* la caused nol only by Um fact that our people at interested In what la ’, but because so much Is i ap bora by tha M o n a * Um process of total previously deferred for such rra- Pleven Visit Not being vonteat with this, the Chairman o f the Armed S er­ vice* Committee has itatrd that this will be written late the hUI aa that wa saay he ear# It dene. We are otrtalaiy that sufficient oaapower w ill fee available ta meet the ore* wit Btlll Mediae In tha Intenst of emergency without having to take iplo iat homo • to be the the IS-year olda. um poopte I-yearr olds. The Ann­ drafting of le­ Committee o f the ad Services < House I* now holding hearing* an tht* and the teatlmony before the CommlUe* I* indeed InlemUng and enlightening. It wa* tha genirsauaese r r - s r u e use) and impression that the rsason for the drafting o f IRjrear olda trlct vice-chairmen, pointed out was because of the shortage of manpower. However, Defeat* Sec­ ^ S K h3i-dTfidL.5S retary Marshall, la response to to elevate the InteroaU ef business quHtlonlng by member* of the and professional women, promote Committee a few daya ego, in fair business practice* and gain effect edmftted that he wanted 18* recognition o f the utrfulnaaa o f year old* because they were bet­ women in business. She urged the t« be proud of their ntanster soldiers. i and to reaped, guard, a «d It seems that the Service*’ egthe Ideals ef the organismrleace Is that li-ya a r elds are sea amenable ta diartpUae, are um a t r t reckless, ami wQl da things ‘ Following the business meeting without thinking through tha ul- an emblem reromeny far new timeto coniequencee of their ae- members from all clubs was held pees f( I. A time than are older mea. From gt 11:00 oVIoclt la the Coffee this | would judge that he would wRh tht Oman Club I* want IS-yaar aids, raganUeaa of Mrs. Heaver had ntarg* h«w muck maapawer there la In orientation. Those free* the present I t to Sft age bracket. who took part as newsmen*)>er rrs Market Assistant Defense Secretary Mrs. were Mr*. Carl fxrsllrnt fbr a Mrs Sit B. And P. W. •hf over ^ Tin ^ ,r liv- j|. K S i trad* rogram la designed to eliminate or lower tariffs and other trade barriers In order to stimulate the International exrhango o f goods. Own thii nnw 1951English-built «IT $62.76 PER MONTH _ - up la Thle are *t»MuJX so nrarh tn favor Ihr workers' She this guMtlon. an*- fair fiLaS p! .kted. m M H P nnrt* Rs leading commodity far ths week ending January 84 X r1 j .e *■ 1407JM lag Tag flB^a25&A a itww* S i riMvvni iMuit d rawr wu Ing before discussions with the French against this afternoon.” Mr. Trtsmoa, oh ran on early Cut your driving costs in lif II with the order of call-up to time as he talked with Afhesun lh*y waited far tha Premier • group, ta the tha **• > »•. la g * ban had artmd the to c*m * to the hearing ft n "Personal!* 1 eon ae* as Juatl the low as fir oa vristaps art ; Accidental Deathu From Drugs a s S B a ? B u ,7 : I# IK IU f M It^A* take By Spade Johnson SHOPPING EARLY FOR FARM SUPPLIES VERY f DESIRABLE THIS YEAR Shopping early for many of the things farm families mutt have will be In order throughout the coming months. With its? ns. tional motdliiation program gain­ ing momentum every month, it i> almost inevitable that search tie* will develop in many line*. The prudent farm family will lay in supplies while they ate available, even though they may not be needed for a few weeki. A It I* much better to have held them for a while than to come right up to the time they are needed and not he able tn get them. Farm management spectalivts with the University of Florida Agricultural Extension Sendee and the U. S. De^trtment of Agriculture believe 'list early hhopping this year will Ur par­ ticularly drslrstds with farm machinery and repair parts, fer- M tUltcrt, insecticides, building ma­ terials and farm labor. Thove are the thinrs most likely to »huw up In short supply. At least until specific price rontrols are instituted, priers of oil, repair* aid other items are likely to average higher then last year. Whm prices are high il pays to keep the machinery in good working order, evrn moie than It doe* in normal time*. « While the fertiliser situation is w fairly good, seasonal shortage* could well develop, pratlculirly with phosphate* and nitrogen. The newer insecticide* and fungicide* are likely to lie *hurt at time* also. Farm production is just a* irn portent to the national defense program a* Industrial producti m, •ml mobilisation directors wdl Prize Freeze endeavor to allocate supplies »o that both ran Iw kept going full r*.*.'**eo m m i x e , o m i tilt. But it will pay farm familie# % a snack.” to be forehanded In tke matter Nourse stepped out o f hi* ad­ of supplies and to keep avails hi# visory post to the President In 1848 machinery In top condition. because o f policy disagreements with other members of (hr Kconoralc Council, lie was before the DR. C. L. PERSONS congressional group for a panel OptoHttrist discussion o f Inflationary problems by economUt!>, businessmen and a E Y ES E X AM INED ClO director. 118 8 Pahaetlo Ave. A s example* of "loopholes” in (it.ASHES FITTED the wagr-priie law, he mentioned esc* lot or rovlslona In labor con­ tract* which link ware* to living costs and the bon on fixing price ceilings for farm products below parity levels. Neurse said these "will permit lees to move on up with the quiet Hy ' I t Irresistible force of a glacier.” W. ,V. Billing The Administration Is under­ stood to be working on a request to Tourhlon Drug Co. Coo greet for legislation tightening Do you know that 1500 peoprice and rent controls. House l* die each year In the United .Speaker Rayburn (D-Texl told re­ late* from accidental poison­ porters this was not mentioned, ing? bowever, when President Truman talked over the legislative situation The contents o f unlabeled with congressional leaders this bottles, remain* of old prescrip­ morning at their regular weekly tions, and poisonous drug* that conference. are kept for general use, cause Many Congress members are many o f the>e deaths, especial­ urging a go sTow policy toward any ly among children. Many adults legi.l ‘elation which would apply the die each year from overdose* price frees* to farm products gen­ of slreping pills. erally and to the food itema now Why not clean out the medi­ tgompL cine chest now and prevent a Tha trade program is designed to serious mishap in your family. Committee approved 11 to 7 u Dispose o f the content* before throe-year extension of the Recip­ throwing away bottles and pUI rocal Trad* Law after heating boxes. a^Repuhllcaa-sp asorsd "per- Farmer* Market V> lane# as Many older Navy •;• .*1*. itr 'i • .e Rural Common Sense ter sum#rout delegate* objected strongly to say Far C o tto n dlsruifioas while fighting was la p ro e m s la K o rn . T m Ualud States has bffn psrtlruisrly em­ phatic on this point. Meanwhile. Lebanon's Charles Malik, one of the Asisn-Arab group, submitted two amendment* to the Halted State* Resolution providing for tag/lag Red China an egg ret re*tor. Thete alto were In tended to narrow the gap la the rank* o f the non-CommunS*t conn Irlea. The major amendment proputrd feet that by Lebanon* provided in *fn U..N. steps slept toward (ancllon* any UJt. tow would be'suspended U a proposed good offices committee reported satisfactory progress toward a peaceful Settlement. Chief U.8. Delegate Warren R Austin told the committee Satur­ day that this could be done, but there wa* no specific provision for it in the American resolution. The U. 8. plan merely called upon the U.N. collective measures commit­ tee to study the next steps. Lebanon also sought to tut.u down the U.S. resolution by sav­ ing the Peiping regime "has not accepted” U.N. peace bids instead o f declaring It "has rejected all'* appeals. D. J. Von Baliutech of The N e­ therlands said his delegation would support the U. S. plan, with the proposed Lebanese amendment providing for a possible postpone­ ment o f sanctions. Belgian delegate Fernand Van Langenhova expressed support for the American resolution. French delegate Francis Lacoste told the committee France would vole for Ihe U. 8. resolution. He said the delegate* here have given the problem careful studv and they know exactly what the facts are. Wlitn i i a price fteeie not a price l i e f t f ) Antwer: Whrn il i* The question of whether men or women are the trotter ric«i|nrJ lu p lffie everyone and drivers is one ubout which much heated controversy ragea. That the answer depends on age us well os sex Is the con­ lucceedi in pirating no one. Dorothy Thomp'on. the famoui newt pa|ir> m luniniti. ii tpeaking in I lie W in tn I'ir k high ichool auditorium tronwiuw night on Inf Towa Hall Seiiei. __ | M O NDAY JAN. 29, 1951 lg ^ ^ A N F O T D ^ B g jfc A L ^ ^ A N F O g B ^ P M B J D A Hie Sanford Herald • ArrjJ1 y M 1-il ,=r; • -•**«. XT *. , *' • .\^VV *t # -t -v 'Tj f c W i W " f r — th nf 8biff: Htrre Ain wi sack "fill FMIf t fV fir 4-OOOt CAR TODAY! �Social A n d Personal Activities P H O N K I IX Social Calendar M i 'M m The Key IJtiili I* *pnfl< urine i t'aarakr Hupprt for lb " K m* mu Club uii’ inlH'l* .uni their wiv>-- ,1 Jhr Rrminnlr High School tn th, ftlnme F>t>n,iml< * n**im .U 7 im : t’.M. Afterward the K "v Club t*i challenging Ihr kiw.iin,’ l<* a ' basket hall rani" IIT M U I The ( ’ Imial ('hmi nf II' I" Iif College, Forsyth. *.■* will vu- .« ! concert «t the First liapit*i * hui<!• thim evening at 7;l.r* I'M lie public t» tnrdlallv invited tn at. tend. The Chain I Choir nf II. Fn *1 Tabxpti*l Church will ho|.| itln.it *al I Inn evening id 0:45 I* M The Training Union Worker Council o f the FitM Itapti-! Chin, i . Mill Ik1 hrlil thin cveriiin: at 7 iHl I’.M. Covered dish ■nipper. The iSrinf.it •! Unity CIbm- in.. I at th. Valih'i lintel at 7 1" with Mr*. Carolyn II i'.iiM>ns in charier. tflillM S I i i The I’rayi r Meeting S .m . ,(t . the Kir*! IlnpiWt Church will |>e glr. at 7;.'lft I' M We • oiilimif* iiyr l^tuily of thr l»ook of K|»ht*4i;tfi* The Itoyal A ml in- -tdotr uf th, Kirit Rapti-l Olliirh will m ill Insight at 7 :<«• I' M The Dougin* Join- Join. ■ It... Iherhooil will in. 11 Ihl rn'iniic at ! 7.1ft I'M . T u u rts n w Messiah rehrarciil will (-. Ii.1,| ,( the First MeihrMti*! Chut. I. nt k :1i| P. M. All singer* ar. urged to at* tend. .Mr* .t"hn it. i.iiie . granddaughter o f George <1- Swart*, wa* re£ Seminole Chapt'-r N.. ..f tin ™ l. C. f». will nit1, i m ih- Maniim . nil. I... r I i.si in V iuni t i l l Mr*. Glare Win the former Mia* tail* Fontaine. Hall at K.tHl p. M T I V 'm n f h»ld> I* I \ i l l meet at jlm uvimv in th.- smtih-i.i. Junior lliuli School auditorium. Thr Sc in hi,dr Cntinty Tanrh. Molds I* irst Dance al.L m* i • i , i B1 * I . a m i acu te p a d .. w „„,n , RADIO STATION W .T.IMt *n X r * » 'm in *» I t P a n fn n t * t.u li rr tu iinhi lii i*.it } » T** iliartt, r*iimaa *•' •• Pi Hpi.rl* I'« i n.l i I t , | ’e rr> t ’liB ". ija *a T*tifMn„ ri.i * i*|tiii. in Mrl.Mty I j *. Ilm liiiH ltr ""iIn Kit ni.t** M, Call* V.irliu Mill llrri tin P*ii.I Via III lilllH i I'liii i i «~*i at ni|,iiii II'* I iH,n-t liter tlnllnl Villitn* .It l i n n , in* 1* St I* I iI. i i i in k I. II. Krhrick who ha* l.«.-.i visit­ ing Mr. and Mr*, liny Holier ha* for irtume.1 tn hi* holm- In Hoxtun, r r dRriM* n f $f h r* - ..... .............. * m im U 1" ? kr l to l \lnK ,hHr ,l^ 11 rtt,lU «*f -nmll pm - wit., riv .r, ......... m .lu .le .1 : l n t kill I " nr live, IH XI" ileatili fit»* taiy ti* arrivu, C it. Flower*: fire* couple I>n floor at a <le»i)(nat> 111 ifniit", Put Ilium mill Kenneth Itnnt*. v; nn<l In Mr. ami Mr*. IT I: Tin* r.« th*- **Kir*t Cnuple" nf the wiaail. Much enj.nnieM wa* eteptc.! hv f aumbwr uf.i"»pot .lam— “ >bet.i iblt.urhniit th. ev. ain* POae* of - buniat.ir.. loiyeo ■-M f*funtmlh'*l1 f a*of * were awnrderf “ Potalo 41*111**" were tin feat U t e event* 4f rii. i.**. nlni: wilt. Harbata Itrinan [ml Chaile • (iuthrie uinnitrif in the rllnhth itin.ie event «n.l Mary Tniitwr ami Ih-nry T-mhe .apturJnir Si-venth Grafte honor*. Ilimtt'e*i * for Ihi tlnnce were ! Mr*. It- IV. Ih***, Mr*. Then Pate, Mi Clyde )tam*er. tfr*. Itobert Iteely, Mi*. G, A. Sneer, Jr., Mr*, ileniv Witte, Jr. and Mr*. Marry Woodruff. Student* a*ii*ting with , eirnrurmi. nt* inrludd Hot Molloi wav. Dorothy fln wn, Marie Al|font, J.dm lt.-mi.-tl. Keith Kill*, Itaynmml llat.ly and Weldim llrtdge* Al limn* Uilh Uinl iVrw* Anti lull '*tt<t.« TI l . 'l l t l Tlir ,th,thru Club New* I ** lr Kin*,* , Wrelrrn J*mh**ir" Helen II I'I'trH I lull New n tlnrnlna Himrl* C.lllp.n Xailer Cuael Murnln* lim-nllnn* UhimI* In llttili ll'iirl.l At \lt" ItltONSONMI MIIIV ITill llrr.l Al luanil Mi and Mi*. C C llmnoon to. W k)ia Ii Init lira ** Inn A n* 11* Ki *i In Tt«a4 day mm.min ..I the marHagt) nf Pin Cp r*r*itr i ! their dauclder, Pni*y J.an, tn A line. A illrl Slaelr James Tlioina* Hardy, Jr. The Mrlu.lv UnK.irini ' neddinir l « « l |,la.r Friday aftero r r b r p f r * A ml H m r itiMin in Judge Stenrimnra offlrt>Jnrnlntt V-trlHfM at Ihe Court |fou*e. The .-.tuple Mllnlr lln**4ll will make Ih.-ii home at P.MI" 1'r.ivrf Pur I'rnr# JVnlUl At Kwi« : t Maple \*eiiur. . Mir* liene Wal.i nf l*el.aiid «a * the guv*! nf Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Thuimund over the weekend. Hcrney Palmer and Hill Par*t both nf Sanduiky. 0.. ware the eel* nf Mr. ami Mm. Itatph -an nvei the wt^kend. K Mi*. G m n T.' Allen ol 8t, Sl*>pbiri*, K. C t* vi*itlng with ber •Irlet and itmthei -in-law, Mayor and Mt*. K ie l Dy*nn. Mr. ami Mr*. M. I.. Wright Jr. anti daughter left today for Gnin.-Hvllle with Mi. and Mi* M. L Wright. Mi*. II. II. Cnleninn ha* to* turned home aflee vixltlng with her dnnglitei and *on*in-|aw, Mr. and Mr*. It. C Trimble nf lira* denton. Mi** Ann Fren.-h ieturn.il >-r»leiday after »pe»ding the weekend with her parent* In Valdnvta, Ga. Mi** Frenel. ha* a* her gue»t Mi** Peggy FraM-r. Mr. and Mr*. Ilaye- Coy and tw. ehildren, Kllen and Jim are •tiending aome time with Mr*. C »v'» *i-ter and limther.ln.law, Mi. and Mr*. G. W. Morgan I U i I I m K - m ,. lMs.fr r I W «*!««»* IN»polar 1 *1* r |)*k HttrMF* JJ*11tt Am»rt* 4n,t M il*l«i*l 4 « i:si ** r tm 7 3ft ! i la i ft'Hft • »9 T tt- 1*4* t 9 It Rtlft M> fti* 1Iftilft 11 w It l*rI lliir N<»nr filial* H'or 14 AI T'hir*. Te*4jir“* lilt* Av\ |flittir Mrhi**rv ftoDR» I! l! pi*' l/n*i*h !*ikru II * ||rt)Hrrl Tnr Itlivihm ll-*n* *<|H*ri«i Klim **f I mj Ktiv* I htfi* I till? HlflRM I if 111III it liff A t,*fciuft iiv# «ir*« HuAto Mtlmh Unr lij" \ *rU t* Hull lli rt Tb# IU uA Slwhi Kalfifon I'flfI Head Al Ilf fin n li*§ liftHfftilvt* I’ wllfti Nfiliotii At (latlfkii With 11»ini*i Jiipfafu Hint* Off TIM E TONIGHT Gd on Ihe m^ody bandwagonI <*Judym Gone ©ARUNDmUf _______htMG-M. lE C IIIia C O IO II wtm pay comm ^ iTtawtiNewH And (*nrliwn Fiji* tiyociwl Short Sttlijet-I Catherine Kesser 'l’« Nancy Holly Walker Wed W. F. Herinlon To Wed R. I*. Butlcri The Lamplighter ________Hy TOM IHfVLK _____ Mr. and Mr*. Horace K. Walker Mi*. J. FtanUin Hell o f DrJanie* Thurher i* an undrreatiPonte k l-and mol UiuMph J, Ke»«er of of Atlanta, formerly o f mated American writer. One tvaI'hilstlelphia, Pa., ttHlny announc­ Vedra Heath, today announce the* »or. for this U became hi* »uhed the engagement and approach­ engagement o f Int'ir daughter, ject* appear absurd on the »uring mm lingo of thcli ilaughter, Nancy Holly to Roger 1-- Butler face Another reavon i> that many t'at hr line Salle Ke*»er, to W il­ of Mendota. Ill nn'ple overhmk or ignore Thurlxr Mi** Wall ci i* the giniolilmighburn F Herndon, son of Mr. and itei-aii*,- hi* rartoon* »eem *o Mrs. ti. P. Herndon Miss K n w i tei of Mi*. It. J. Holly mol the lata point Ie-* and idiotie to them. wa* Uirn and i-duraled in Brook­ ii, J. Holly, who rstablinhed tho However, hit htinmt i* unique, lyn, N. V. She ha* lived here Sanford lirtald in IboU arul iva* ami when he appem* «n the aur* since June Ibln and ha* lieeti it.* publisher until P.rJ3, fare a* wilting ludkromly, he 1* Mi-* Walker t* a graduate of employed nt Ihe Tim hla Hanl al in fart giving hi* readrr* Hla loti: •• S M, Grliee S. loud of New 1te| and ainee March, lUlft. aatutr ohaarvatlon* on Mime im­ Mr Hermhin «a * Imrn ip Sun* lit Iran*, I * and wa.» u member o f portant pha*c o,* human uatim>. ford, mol graduated from Fork the Media Omega phi sorority, Hit *iorie* are artfully writ­ Union Military Aeailrniy in IPII. Sub-Deli mot l.e* Fcdiers club* ten, hi* subject receiving a dethe MrGehre Dramatic lie wa* in the Army fur two a n d tailed treatment. Many uf you year*, serving oversea* in the Flub At present Mi** Wulker ii ( are familiar with the "Secret U fe i iiiopean Theater, He , evolved In- a optiomote at ttadrliffe Fullrge * rtf Walter Mitty". What a trrmcnHS ifegrre in June IP.Ai* fioni| in Cambridge, Mai*. pvyrh.dirgiral *tuily nf AmcrMi Ihillet is a enioi at ll.trStetson University. Since Dee t, No. I Iten-pecked man, beaet hr ha* Itern rinpluyrd a* nil I tsiti and .• member of the Ha-tV irn by *ituatinn* that to ftu-.tratril confuacleetronic *eirntl<l at Wright- Pudding institute of 177ft, thn t a result of a nagging wife, Patterson Air Tune |t»* in Day- I.oucll ||<Mi*e Committee, and Our ton, Ohio. Th>- wi*l.ling will he llaivatd IhaioAttc Club. He is also and the vatiou* cnmplcxitie* of active in the Verira* Films, Har­ all evrtit of early February, routine living, Mitty ic*orl* to vard Radio Network, leotcil lluuso day dream* to makr hi* life uioia Opera A*»oeiali«n and the Phillips Iwaraltle. Itathrr than living with Miss Elhel (ieisler Itiook- I louse. an imaginary rabbit, a* Klwood Ilntbi i* ihr soil o f Mr. and Ihtu.l doe* in "Harvey”, Mitty Honored A I Parly Mr*Mi. Kenneth II. Ilutlei tvh.t is eluMMe* the whole wide world a* i.wnei and puhli-lirt of the Wayhi* stamping giounda. 'll- - Kthel Grisler wa- honoted »ide i’n •», Mmol.d*. and n teacher Thurher lia> sympathy f.u and with a supper party Thm*ilay nt Noithwextern Fniversily. understanding of the man who ia night given hy Mi** Margaret ordinary, who lias to work for a Mm11*011. MU* GeWIri left Salliving in some more ot lr»* humin Hav for Winter Park where -lie Miss Wallis Speaks dium occupation, who rarely gets will make her home At Baptist Meeting in contact with the exciting things The gne*tx pre-outed Mi** G, I*lie reads alaiui, and wlm dream* a hi with a going away gift of i .Mi . Iti-iDii, Wallis of Hirrninggreat deal without acting. He is »ilrrr idonlifi-alimi bracelet talking als.ut a Inige *rgmrnt of hmu, Ala , a n-pirseotative of the Those at I ending the cinper the wottd. Wrre Ihe Mi**e* Gall Hilling. Holm- Mn .on ibtanl of (he South­ We eatmol irally lompaie ThutAnn Itnlmru, Mat) Ann Wilke, ern llajiti't Convention, wa* the l>cr with Itobert itenrhlry and S. It., 11into Plvnt, I licit, Goff, il"T*> mi- ionmv *peakei at the tpiartiilv ntreting of lloBaptist J. I’errlman, or H. Allen Smith, Ann Car let. Jo Ann Mi«*re, Alt Onion nf These writers are uprnaiiouxly Itrowu, l.ltola l.eanonl, Joan Woman'* Mi*«innaiy iation at the ticfunny hut that'* a- far a* they W light, .luniie Heel. Sv|v i.i llije * , Seminole Ago. .lame* Thml.ei lan’l always so I I Cuke llnytr. Ileveily Gray, lo-vi, llapti-l f hutch Friday. Mi* Walter M. Hayne*, Jr., the fminri tlull. Shi.-c i.i i ndnilllir funny Thr overtone* of some of Mi- M D. Jackson, dlstllcl anti Soilja und San.Irn Moiifoft o* -itpei inti-ioh ut. pie'ented the prohi* stuff are pretty serioua, and whoa- ma.rittge took plate in the Grate Hpi-copal Ghiftch, in Waycros*. Ga. on Dee. 'J7 Mr Hnjm • i. lie daiightci .t Mi. mii . i M i *. the pathos he rreates r.arhrs u* i:i him and the |iui|t,vee —"T o Get to the core, He make* you laugh Fmil t ’ Kehrni-der, of WotMlctoek, III. and Mr llavu. i* tin- on of Cowboy Parly Given Ouiselvet, Heady For The KvanMr. and Mr*. Walter llnyur*, Si,, of till* city They m. m tkmg fur the lime tiring, hut when your theii home In ilostnn, Mas*. Campaign." For liohbv Davis gvli-ili mind ha* kicLrd hi* *tuff over for I!,--.. Mark Ihtbli* brought the a while, yoil feci mote like .tying. |devotional. Kmciiil lutivie inrliulllol.l.v I htvt* of I ,» U'l Avenue ,-tl a 'olo bv Mi*. It. II. til ay with Thurlu?r’* .a it .hois aren't an O/.icrN Entertain At Arbor Day Observed |o n' gto-t-l of honor mi hi* i-lxtli III- W S I I.I id in at the piano IHiinlle** .either. Theie i* one in at a row to, y |imtv tn*( Mr* \ I Pet,'i*on, piesidenl of Ranch Near Osteen whirh a woman confiont* a trvAt Primary ScIhmiI huthday Satmduv. Ih e goe'l* cainv- dre'-ed Semin,>le Association, remindrd men.loii* animal With her coun­ »« cow-Imiv* and they w hoop, d up i memla-1* of the privilege* earh ha' tenance film, she «ayi, "And The Siuilhsiilr Pilluait S. load a go.wl time. Mi ami Mi* Hay tlniei. Mini in coiiio, lion with Ihe simultanwhat have you done with Dr. Mr, and Mi* I'ecil Osier and lion ■tie!.rail'd Arl»>i D.tv l-rnlav with Hefie»hln,-nt» were potato chip*. eoll» levival* which Itegin in MillmnssT'' Here i* an unreason­ Sill entertained a group of San tin- planting of c luraotlful palm ing beast under the scrutiny of a fold niol Seminole t'ounty pt-oplc titH- donated l.v Mi- Chaile* K. C, ea Colas, Ice cream and cake and Mnivh in all of fi*’ Southern Hapwoman. What vould ahe do if the Saturday evening with an outd» Ginn. The program vt.c open, I luiiiihurget * cooked on an outdoor tl't t'onveiition Churrhea ea»t of Is-ast had eaten klr. MlllmosaT To l-arlteeue at the new :tr'UHI acre with a poem "Nalim-' l'ta > ei" l,y flieplare. Favor* were miniatiire the Mississippi Itiver and anrioiinced llo- next c|Ui*rts*rly meet­ Thuriier’a mind, that'* a woman (•*le |{ limn h seven mile* east of the *, liiati. Twelve fmillh gratters ■owitoy* mol Indiatw. for you. There are many cartoon* Ostven. The giie-l were Wick* KIIc i Ih v ing of tlo- Woman'* Missionary read a poem "Whal lie- - remit of hi* that we don't understand, Willianis, Fnion of Seminole A •-.* iation was l ' »'*, after wltnli the -ehord ehiltl- Bedford Aiken, Jnrk The rattle rnnrh I* In-ing inpid. : ,* * **ng "Arlatr !•«“ " and frankly doubt if Mr. Thtirbnr Mike Aide*, Hilly Sletltpel, llnldiv nit,.lull'd To lie held ill Oak Hill It devl>lnpe<t hy the tl*lei liriithris, In April doe*. However, on the whole, these The jMieni "A Tree I* l Omni King. IColdiie .lorn-*. Gregory N'l\ . om -i . , 1 dish fi'Howiihip lunchlike liis wilting*, contain a lot of "h o an at hi paitner* III Oilci- (Scout" wn* given |,y |o tT,|, Si mill, i-lni r. Uighlnat l ,-v i t no Welle*. Inc,, a cnnipaiiv whirh I* meat for the Thurlwi guuimitt. ft,ott. J.dmv Ray, Sti lling Hull o n vv«» ,eive,l lt> Ihe women of who welldte**iil tit tlull uult'oi til. Jamc* Thurlter I* pretty elove to I uihling 7il new hnmes In the Del- ! .Mr*. J (\ Mbito'JI ll,nii lend iltv mg, Jminii Davl* and ftolibv I III, ho-le • ■h'irrh lie, orating thr dining ii*oin table v o 'fo lurgr* l«ivsl» Ihivi* this •mild of i>Ui*. He knowa us All Section. Till- filler* n,le flftnt well laiovvit p.n-ni "Tree*" |,v of yrllrw* fruit mill greenrry. very well. Ilia wntrld i* not *o di­ llllnol* Much Intelc*t wa* shown J»yce Kilmer. Following ihr- hu-vine** *t-»'imi 11It l(\N NING-tll ISDN vorced from reality n* Mmtr would l-y the visitor* in Ihe n*w- ranch "Morhtr* My Florida" vvt, sung Mt and Mi* T. V. Browning tn the after noon, a lellgioii- skit think. If ymi should get to trail type home of rvprest, t ittuctito liAo Calvary him, lead a* much of him a* la Into whit It Mr and Mta. fldy l«V the whole >rhoo| irvl eon- of Miitintina, funnelI) or tictei-n, wn- presetltril by the imtslhle fen there are many farrta ttr.tri lerrolly move.I a* the isnrh eluding Out iinarntm llo- pledge today annoni,. i-l the vugHgtinerd Haiiti .t ','Wy vji. " f Ynylonn tleacb. llsnit 12,1 member* and vlsltorr of thr mlirr that may e*e»pc yptf* *• A fenlme of mnipre Intru-.i is to Dip flag watt given Ity the -lu- of llielt iltttlglilel, Don,Iltv, In Sgi. Fug,-in- ciiu*oii, son of Mi*. wile pt> i-nt Meitibrr' from thr We once aai.l to some one, 'Thur­ tin- iiimilx l of plnti gln*» window* hillLa. her i* funny, i-n't h r? " *ltir friend : in the front .,f the home, with Il.-rtlm Chnson, „ f A It hit. Ida. Thu Wnhian’a M l " o-naiy ttruon o f Ihe lMI\ \1 |l>n\ | t\|| |( hHiked al us with a twinkle ill Ids amallei ventitatiog uindnws sl*u * will,ling will lake place Feb- II Fiist llaptlst Church o f Sanford Mt. and Me* T F D-ttoldson ill llo At •einbly af God ch illcIi who at lei,tied vv, le Mr-, A J* eye and antWrml, "Yes, funny and heli w . \ large rnl*eti fire IVI,i,son, Mi 'I N Clcvrland, a* a eiuleh." And that turn, tin- i plai t- " f erah orchard -done 1) an ’ aniaonue the nMIOage of ihtii in Mmiami. other feature The I lichen ha* Glaughler. Mlldml l ot . i„ |i,,v|, Mt l D Roiltultree, Mr*. A. J. situation tip nicety, full eln trical npilpmeiit 11'* Ir v l to pill) angel fund ot Wnlkei, M i- 1 C t.'ampbeH, Mr*. I Vgrnnn l.nnor. 11■. eyD-tnotiy tiwl \t The Itlnvle* fit- haiirrcue wa- held in a plait Saturday evening, Jnu. ^n, ponge , tike apart with two folk I Hi alley Oilham and Mr*. Join, lie prepared for mmr delightful entertainment as Fred MarMlirty shady grove anil tho-e attending in the ............ . K. I |ins is of ralhe, than to rut it witli a knife D Alt, ahull]*. amt l.ene Dunn star tu "Nrvei \ wtere entertained l«> a string lurn<l. Munrro- with Her Itiniiiard offt Atnotig those present were Mr. rlatoing. Dull Moment". Neither nf these I lie coiipie so- tmiking tin u filmite* ha* made a picture fn- and Mr*. W. V. Jark.on of lllinquite a while. This is stiirtlv ola. Mr ami Mr* M W. O/it-r. home al LhW In,,,,, | Avenue Rohli of comedy In which there 1* "runei Mr. ami Mr*. W. Illinois, Mi anti Mr* A Mareen- sent were Mr mot Mi* a dull moment” . Tod Kveryone hy thi* lime ha* heard •lie, Mr ami Mr* A. It lu>rrnann, Swalm. Mi arid Mr« S e ll IV. I Mr mol Mr*. W. II William*, Mr. of “ Franrls’*, the talking mole Iffe Mr, it riel Mr* Lmtcll and Mr*. Joseph Selnoea, Mr. anil Mi and Mt* Ileniv Nini.inManl, Mr* I. 1. Sill, Mr and Mr*. A. Mi ami ' I t- At., * \tmnnil mt, Mint, who waa 1*5 year* old F. Ham-ay, Mr and Mr- Cecil Mr. mol Mr liny <(so ,. ,\li and Drier, Mr illnl Mi*. John I.. Mr* /.. Field M>*' Nell William , Mr*. G. It, Hevel* ha* l«ern Hrutnley, Mr and Mi*. V Finley m I Imli lluntei, Mi. ....... . notifir.| that her Itusluind, I'fc Knlgld of .laekvonville Also pmHklnner, Mia Klla Krernn, t ., Gt'lt.n lli-vrl* wa* prrsenitil llo M aW llei, fe iiig e Hugh, ll'ii Cnmbal Infantry lladge with Co Sill. J, I Inglry, Andrew • . - - , I of the Ninth Infantry Krgiim-nt. Well, Ihl* deliahlf’llly enter Kcmnd Dlvl-lon. for participating tabling film I* billed foi Tues­ way, Jodri t'million, Jnek I' In the action against the enemy day and Wrdr~..d*y Donald D’C'on Th,impsnll, and llmrel ttnici Paid llriod,* and Honald V*no, net and Frum i* make a ramie in Ihe Wonju section «n Jan. I'd team you'll long irmemlici. Thli l-arlHi-iie,! the men' llav, StianMr*. Pet rich O'fa-ary of Huff a one wlill lie fine for everyone to non, ftill Maitln amt W II t%uinelly played string mustr In, N. Y.. Mrs. Patrick O’Neill, Mr*. Patrick O’Neill, 8r. and Joseph Kteffan nf Detroit, Mich, ami John f’as*el| nf Camp Rucker. Ala. were the guesla nf Mr*. Anns Hiram II, tiled Tandy, They attended the wc<hling of her daughter, Hetty Myers, to Visit Our |l,*ir« r»|f m Robert Vnn llrtbull*. Refreshment 17 p, p M, liar For l and? Mailt! Where Happier-* Cot) I Pep-ofl.! So Lillie I Friend* o f Mr*. N. IV llendley wlll regret |n learn that »he i* ronflne,! ti* Ihe Orange General U»*pllal in Orlando after under­ going an npcialion. Mr. and Mr*. M. J. tawlge, Hen Smith and Petti Caah »petit the weekrnd in Pelham, Ga attend­ ing a birthday dinner for Mr* I.'Klge'* grandfather, Flijah Ad------ - WHY A LAST THHfcK, i Ctuh will meet al x 00 I* M at the .luniur nml, S . T h e fi.-t Jumn. High He..... John (ialluway be* iliu m ..I rinh t\f rn lu " \ rn « f W5I w » a held « t Ih r T«ur* home after a|H'iiiliiit; the weekend in t ra i , ", " V i , '*« Center Friday cvenlnu with ho« « and Cana.ta p.,ly f.n th-^Gat lM Mu,|„nUi «" Jackaunvllle. b I. TAGE THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA M ONDAY JAN. 29. 1951 Your Ireal asauranrr nf true value unit beauty in diamonds and jrwelry romn from a jeweler with unquestionable Integrity. The repulallon nf a HEGISTERM) Jeweler firm W paaied upon by a Hoard of oolalandlng Nrtail Jewelera- A REGISTERED Jrweler mutt pan estab­ lished examination* In Ihe fundamental! of Gemology—the arlenre of all peeHoua alanea and metala-aml in new arlewllfir method* sf grading diamond*. A FLORIDA STATK THEATRK I,ATT TIMES TO D A Y! ■ M A a W I M M t l M B i f .I M .IW SHOWING TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY! 'o k lV//o'can the tVesfh P t? 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Celeryfeds A venge Early Loss Hr HI l i i a r p r h Thr Sanford Celriyfrdi, minui •lar forward Clatrncr Cltutr, r l r j out a 25*24 victory over Si. Jim ri Saturday night in a fourth quat1*1 iplurgr which raw ll>e Itxal five uuluorr tlir I’ anllirll Irll poinli lu two. Caructt " W liiu n " While lou|>* « i in tin* winning point on a foul •hot with only one mmuir lo play and the drfrntively brilliant Celeryfed» hrld an arouird I’ antlirr ctew Until the final whittle. While, a firnrlic plianlom on thr court, had hit best night since lli«opening ganie against Euilii diupping in nine poinli to lead thr Celeryfeds in scoring. Wise llordln played |>rrhaps Ms finest defensive game of the year until he had ro|jecte<| threi fouls early In the firat uuarti-r and was lienohed until the fourth period In which he promptly fouled nut. Sanford's other skyscraper, Gerald Covington, ntsnsrnl to last most o f the game iiefure colliding fire penalties, scoring seven point* °n I one-handed push shot from the left hand corner— a shot at whlrh he has lierurne progressive­ ly more arrurate. flavls, starting In plarp of Clause, opened the game with a fool shot hut the fit, James fire quickly took the lead on a foul and field tmal and It «rn< I t. An other foul and It was 4-L Hardin on a brilliant leaning tday tlnpel III two for the f'elrrvfedi onlv In have the I'anther'* loop In another foul. The sec re stood at 6 'I and Hart»n wa* benched b« Coarh IIs ' ms with three foula. Covington even­ ed the senre on a nitslr shot Trom tha comer and While turned In two more as th.. Celeryfrd* I ihiK the lead 7 to IS. Rt. .lames HlnWIe.w»"l>ed r)„. ball nletlv ,tnd drnnoeil In two •U • crln shot under the left hand aide o f |h« basket. Stafford, plug. for Hardin, dranpr.l a f,m| •hot to give the Celeryfrds the lead. St. James' tied It Un While waa 10.* where It remained for four minutes aa neither tram wpi I N " In score. • Covington Moke It up with a f « u'«b .d and than Rtriftiraw found J»«elf sinking a fhiit shot ami two fleiil goals making the score t«*1t In their favor at the half In the third rpiarler the siltra flori looked even darker for 'he local five, Covington got two then another and Hardin sank a foul •hot and those four tsdnts w r o all the Celrrvfi*<s iunioii*ih| f-.r 10 minutes. HI, James got eight points to lepd 22-16 going Into the final period when the Hanford ■quad suddenly aolvtsl the frurlruling tone defense o f th.' I' Uier'a and began lo pull up Covington gut one on n foul but. scoring d m o f their two points In the last quarter, (Icogu. poulour evened It on a foul. White In quirk sueressloii scored two field goals and the Celeryfeds caught fire. The score stood at 2') to 20 when Hinkle dropped a foul sh it to give the Panther's a two twlnl Iran. It was Ihclr last wore. Davit ■to!* th* ball and waa fouled a crip. H » made on of two at­ tempts. Meets repeated th* man raver almost eiactly and an also sank o f two shota. The score waa with about BO seconds to ■* when Whit* was fouled, II* •hot th* goal and tha game ended 11*14 as tha Celsryfeds split the caries with St. James, In tha last few seconds of play tha Celeryfeds Junior Varsity waa defeated by a one handed push ■hot from ir.ld-court by Ted ■*r.-1 ;^ - >Tj-i MONDAY JAN. 29, 1951 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLO RID A PA G E FOUR Whizzer White Loops In Winning Point In Final Seconds; Juyvees Lose 25*23 re*3P£?*-- - * *r- 25-24 Win O ver Leo Durocher. Is Optimistic Over L.I.U. Loss Leaves A^ramonte Looks Stranahan Heads Kentucky May C lin c h Invitation Knockout In U. S. Walker Cup To N C C A Tournament This Week Giants’ Pennant C h an ces In 1951 Columbia As Only For Fight With Louis Team Selections This is the "«-i mill uf a series uf lb stories written b* thr ntspir league laanaier under their uwn bylines tuf the utnt Pres*. git in a pie-lr* id their trams) II) I.HO HlIltOt llKIt NEW YORK, Jsn. J9 - ilfl I like my <l>»b to y much As you know, P I V ® Kentucky Am) Aggies Fight Hot Hattie For Lead In Poll I never mske prrdn Imm. but we po* a hell id a bill flub. It sat the brrl in the Irague in the Isit bait ol the 1950 traion Wr won 50 id lire* last 70 games. NEW YORK. Jan. 29—</P)— It's a happy, iuntended bunch. Hie Imjji can't wail lu yet In lamp. . Now th.it l.IU In i tskrn its place We’re mmre to train at St. Petersburg. annul), lire vanquished, Columbia's (tight now It doesn't look as" li.i-L-ib.ill train today tluod alone though we’re guing to lie hit loo at tlir only majut club in the land hard hy the draft, although I w iili an o n m llir d re c o id . know that ran change* between now and nest summer. Hut. il<-.|iile llirir vlarnoioui 124) I rail iw ' another piteher— hut m o ld , tin- I lorn arr furerd to who can't? Specif lolly we lark a lake ,i Im ( k scat to llie hot duel "fin-men'' lypi- of reliefer. I hope to make n trade that will tiring in* between Kentucky and Oklahoma It) Itftll MY HRS jUst such u hotter. A fc M, Inllhng lor ualionsl l.ust year I lucked a ralrher to PHOENIX. Ails., Jim, '"J -J/lt nbnon, buck op uur ace. We* VVrstrurn. — Lew Worsham and Ids reclaim­ l.n»t wi-i-k Kentucky edged out Wes did n wonderful juh for us ed fnmr brought a refreshing note hut he had to catch MU games. to the lourrmineul golf scene to. LIU for No. I spot in the Asso­ ciated |*ress poll, with the Ag* That wore him down. That and day. Injurlrs. With that in mind, wr The Xt-year-old professional gies placing third. While Kentucky acquired one o f the licit ralrher* from Oakniont, I'a., who won the handled Its » .signment* against In the minora, llay Noble, from 1), H. Open crown in 1017 amt fine style, Oklahoma A A M gain* Oakland, a Did hitter. Hr should very tittle since, captured t h< rd stature In its successive victor110,1KJU rhuenix Open yesterday , '*•* over Rrndlcy, (he So. 4 team, help, Kl>»where, I think we have for- ami led the finks gyplr* on to nnd Del'aul. LID took a 13 game winning tifiul the “ bench’* with player* (hr nest eVi lit op the tournament like Arties Wilson—thr coast’s trail—the !IO,n0O Tucson Open streak to Ihe west ma<l and al* most had it sna|i|Mif |,y Han Fran­ All-Star shortstop for two seasons starting Thursday. Bobby llufman, [tavey Williams Wor-buin finished the 72-iiole cisco. I. o i i p I hind prevailed, how* Hill Jennings amt others. stretch with a 70 olid u tidal ever, r.H-r,2. The only change In our Infield score of 272, 12-strokes under Hu! lady luck deserted the o f last year may take place at par -71 over the i'hos-nix Country llfarkhirdt Haturday night. Their first )<a«r, I'm going to give Whl* C'iub course. fft-vame rim was shmashrd hy try l.ockuiHM. a fine outflrlder, u II was good enough to Iteat California. «MST. chance to make a go of it at first out Lawson I.title, who finished ColumMa now Is the nntv cltlh base. If Whitey ran play first, it with a IJM for 273, and Chick would help ua a lid. Ilerause that Harhcrt and Jim Kcrrier, who with a rhum-e to complete the season mlefealrsl. means I ran send Monte Irvin tied at 274. Hill >0-111111" hack to the K*llbark to the outfield, Monte Is a Worsham actually nun the fix tnrkv-Oklahore i t A M f> ud, Ihe fine outfielder with a great arm, lute III Ihe third round Haturday Aggie- are idle this week while much stronger than Mirkrnan's with a liew competitive CUUI-e ir Hie Wildcat play four conference We inav have the relief pitcher mid of tU, but be had to make games Tulam- Mnenight) L9U we need so hadlv III Allen Hell el, it ilicl. in the final IH hole hat (Wednesday). M l-i-lp u ) Htat* who pitched for Ihe Yankees, lie yesterday. Am) he could have (Fridavi and Ml* * -inn! iBatur* White Bo* and Indians. We got hiln from Oakland where he won misted u rleai title to th* 12,000 davt- All are road games except lop money on Ins final stroke. the LSI I tilt. 23 value* and lost seven. Wni-ham stared at eight feet Kentucky "Jumped on Vaialer If our pitching holds up the wav It did last vrar, I’ll have no com­ of space separating the cup ami till), 74-4D, In lake the uudisnuted plaints. We've got six proved star­ the luill. He had to sink it for lend in the Houthenslern Confer­ ting nltrhera In lutrry Jansen, the victory. A tremendous gallery ence. It gave the Wildcat* a 0-0 Waited with thr usual tenseness loon record, comparer! to Vander­ Jim (Irani, Hal Magic, Hhriiknt bilt'* 7-1 and Titian*'* 6-1., Then June*, Monte Kennedy and Have hi he lined i|p Ihe put). Then he hit the hall firmly and men of Adolph Rupp should have K«s|n. We’re also going to have eight. it rolled toward the cup and clear selling from now on.> Oklahoma A 4 M, lir virtue nf or ten promising voting fellows In disappeared inside. That was the grand climax of It* ohe-noint victory 'aArer.Jlradcamp surh as Oeorve Hpenrer, George Handwrger, Roger Bow* the 1l)£sl I’hoenix Open, and Icv Krlilnv, lias a mild stsinglaerased such mistakes as a two- hohl mi »he Miasmiri Valiev lead. mao *nd others. The Giants ore nracllcallv ret over nar six on the ninth, tt The Aggiea, IK-1 overall, have a aniseed siwt on the Ifclli, a three M l con fere iw*. record. SfeLr • la r t l'W 't lP lit Bddl* lutng I . I .rnl bv no mean* Is nut ^•AOky and Al Park glvr ns (lie putt green on tha 17th. ami n '^*1 double nlav romhtnation ‘ in neat rollxji") on the final hold. o f Ihe woorla. The lilaekhirds play Worsham started the round Arl'nna tonight then make stops of Rank Thompson at iHird Is oli. „ f th.. most underra­ with a tWo-etluhe lead o V r l Lloyd at Bun a- Htnte Wedne-day and ted plavrr-t In the Irague. In in i Many lorn, and put tllle* ahead Ht I »uis Hafnntay. nf M ill*, Herbert and Hndley imnrnving right along. Jn-tlaus. fifth rankeil naliuriellv. The only dlsrernaidi- weakness Quick, continued In chan un in tip* fllg Mungrum was two under par on pntier 1* lack of a long hall hit­ Ten. Minnesota decided to nlmv ter. If only Hobby Thomson, our oil the fiisl nine holes. He wmiml ll down nenilist tlm II ikisIiT ) Hatup with m 73 and a total nf 277, terriflr outfielder, ran hit half a* until v hut Indlara suu.tikcd Little kept In the running, and lliruugh to n '12-20 derialun. well as he was expected to hit last vear, we have that long haii hitfit. John'* nf Prooklvn, No. 0, U-r. also retallieit (Is winning touch. Anyway, I feet this Is going In Pared hv Huh /uwuluk's recotdIm our year. I've always made it a hrraklng 34 point* the Redman |solnt not to prophesy M, I won't Rwampisl Ht. Jnteph'e 02-71. »*y we'll win. Ilui I will say that North t'arollna Slate, ranked Ihev re g<dng to have to tirat neighth l> hind r»liirnhin pullshnl t his trip. nff North t'andina 71-AK, to "lay well nhrad in Ihe Houthern ConNKW YORK, Tan. 2U M ’> fere nee with a 1**-0 icenrd. Farlier IVKY WINH TOURNAM ENT You can spread your fingers 7 ') John lvry and William Coffee inches without half trying . . . ill the week, NC Htat* riptWsl o f Virginia won the Ormond Reach but try to pole vault an additional VPI. IM-tW. Kansa-. State, No. D, mndc it I ro-Amateur (io lf Tournament 7 Vfc Inches ami you find youi. 8'inday with a low-hull score uf •uiIf in the same strut us linh 4-0 In Ihe ilig Seven with a Al* 41 hrsw-te riast Colorado. tkt over the IH hole layout. Richards, the lot Verne, Calif., Tenth-ranked St. LouU had minister. Parson lloh, who used to com* Among the pitchers In the American League during the s'sfiO Ilet* fur thr University uf Illinois, llarlwrt was a dangerau* ••■■on, 28 had perfect fir Id Inr said today he's going to shout to the end. (futek fail IKick to a 73 marks, Uf theae, D liiy Trout of for Cirneflus Warmcrdam'a world amt 275. Detroit handled the most chances, tml- vault mark of 1A feel htk Jimmy Clark, a promising inches. And furthermore ho young pro from Laguna Beach, 58. * thinks he can make it. Calif., shot a M for 276, one Boh became the second man In stroke ahead o f Dutch Harrison history to top 1A feet In Hstuirlay l^aughlin whlrh knotted a 13-23 ami two ahead uf klangrmr- and *'•- R w*s l^ughlln'a only score night's Millms« games. He clear* Johnny llulla. ed 15 feet I Inch, hut failed on o f th* gam*. O f th« other name proa, Cary Trailing tt to |5 at the half after three tries with the rruanbar at Miildlrroff finished al 278, Kd 15-2. Kurgol with 270, Jimmy Lleraarrt leading throughout the first quar"I'd quit right now if I didn't at ih l, Johnny Palmer ami tike* tvr the Js veers came back lo think I could do It," said Richards. Itirgel at 2H2. •trong in the fourth quarter l « tm It up with only seconds (<>play. **l think | have aiutther riv gmul year* ahead of me ,1’m 24 now. i 1? / . Crirryfnls lost I'rlday night to I’alatka 30 (a 2B In ■ You must rrmetnhrr that IY m * Cfcraafc Iwoodddi may davriop If your sluggish qame which saw Clause mrrdam, even though he did '-#4* wnjh. chest cold, or acuta bronchitis and Covlngtnn foul out In tha ter than 16 feet 43 times, was 25 years uld livfor* lie maiia it.” first half. ft rat treated rad you curat ritmd Ilia schetiule calls for 15 feet 'te ray msuicios Varsity Lineup I'onts 4 Inches thle year, then an extra mwyfatoe which Ucrald Covington ,wu inches carh fur the next o f tha cwrbl* to Ray Davis 'mir year*. Dennis Stafford Jimmy Smith W Is* Hardin Garnett Whit* bawhwood Warren McCall H ie la ie ia a te Hwith other Junlur Metis r coo|b*. II Janlor Vs rally Jimmy Ktid*r . . . *>•• Harry Hlnkavag* llamfltoH Hiaba* ■laasajroti f Hobby Morris ctEY, i.r»on«)Bk)n (Adv.) George Harden M»h If an mini Adv. avrep McCall LewWorHhumWins Phoenix Open With Low Score Of 272 R i c h a r d s Is 2nd To Cl e a r 15 Feet; Shoots For Record & MUEf AT LAST Nr YewCOUCH By THE ASSOCIATED FRESH MIAMI, Jam T )- (S p e c la l)— Omelo Agramonte, of Havana, the heavyweight champion of Coha, wh« meats Joe Louis, the Brown Horn tier, at th* Miami Stadium, Wednesday night, February 7, started sparring her* yesterday In pr*par*tlon fo r lh* fight. Agramonte weighed in at 103 pounds and looked to be in ex­ cellent condition. Angel I-opei, his manager, said, “ Louis can forgot about a return match with Kriant Charles after Agramnnt* gets through with him?’ I-one* added, “ Louis la slow and I’m sure Agramonta will hit him ?n the chin and knock him out. If tislento, Braddock, Harr, Mauri* ello and Walcott could Door Luui*, there is no reason why Agramunte can’t for he hits harder than any o f those fellu w *" Five hundred fight fans are roming from Havana to s*« tha fight on a special Dock of planea Dying hare by Pan American A ir l.lnea. Louis continued hla h oiln f at the Magic City gymnasium yes­ terday, working out with Baby Dutch Culberston ami Charley “ Die’* William* who only last week knocked out Chubby Wright at Doraay Park. Lou la weighed 211 after hla work out yesterday and expecta to weigh In a 210 or less for the Dght next week. I^iuis will fight Andy Walker In California on February 23 and then Mid he la ready to meet Kszard Charles for the title. Joe said, "The sooner the Inter* national Boxing Club makes the match the happier 1 will be." Ticket* for tlw fight are Bell­ ing rapidly, Mail order* will be filled from th* ticket headquarter* 127 N, E. First Avenue, Miami. By W ILL~GitlMHKLY NEW YORK. Jan. 2^-4/PiUnrie Sam la tending a Walker Cup golf team to England next May that shouldn't h* too offen­ sive lo Britain's rigid amateur ta*tes. It's a team o f men who hare to work for * living mostly and who must take their golf where they can squraxe it in. That's the way England ia said to prefer It The British— very unofficially— have been sharply critical in re­ cent years o f what they term the “ sham amateurism" uf U. 8. Walker Cupper*. They have raisrd eyebrows particularly at the barnstorming practices >,f Hkee Hiegel, Bud Ward, Frank Htranaban ahd Jim Mciiale, aiming others. Stranahan and Mciiale were renamed Saturday to the nineman U. S. squad that will invade England for matches at Birkdale Atay 11-12. Stranahan is the son o f a Toledo, Ohio, millionaire and doesn't have to worry about golf exnenaea. M ciiale is a Philadel­ phia Insurance man who formerly era* a pro hut who regained his amateur status. Rlegel and Wnrd, members uf the Walker Cup team that de­ feated England in 10(7, have tinea turned professional. Other member* of the U. S. •quad ar* playing captain Willie Turneaa of Elmaford, N. Y.j Hill Campbell o f Huntington, W. V*.; Dick Chapman o f Pinenurst. N. C.; Charles Coe of Oklahoma City; Robert Knowles of Brook­ line, Maas.; Harold Paddock of Cleveland and Sam Urietta of Rochester, N. Y . L'smpiieU, Chapman, Coe and Knowles, like Mciiale, are in the insurance business. Campbell is ■ former slat* legislator. Turnesa ia an executive for a fire extinguisher firm. Paddock ia an accountant and Urietta, TOXIUNrs RUTHina 24-yrar-old National Amateur r t n j r n A ri'— rwtariir Artful Dodaer. Arrogance, Dud Champion work* for n lumlier Traveler, Alarming, liuali. Rentier firm. M t i . MR. Marge Mitchell, Quick Life Tommy Galviano of the BL ■RCOgn RACC—rataitly nrlnp, Melstona Hansom, Blep. Louie. Cardo bad tha dubious hon­ IlluJ Temp. A l£ Mas*. Mr or o f setting ■ league record hy committing 2 errors ia oaa tu­ ning during the 1*50 aaaaon. The parferwiai lltpu occurred against I W (i Brooklyn, ib lill' Hlftlt i 'u i r t r a t c n U i i r a s wit* umar tM Ili r Hi.«nn. nit* lU yworth. Kentucky’s cagy Cali, undefutrd in luntricnce basketball play and only once beaten outside thr league, lake on tout Southeastern foes this , week. And if all goes well with Kentucky, the Wildcats can itsrt packing for the sectional playoffs of the National Collegiate Athletic A llocution. Despite that one defeat Krnlucky still was rated in the Astoculed Press poll as the nation's number" one team, even above the Ivy I ro ­ gue's undefeated Columbia. In 12 tarts thia year Columbia haa won them all and has won 21 consecutive victories in the pa*t two years. Inside the conference th# Ken­ tuckians dropped Vanderbilt from the spotlesi record category last week with a masterful 74-40 win and then. In their only other meet­ ing, whipped Georgia H2-HI To keep their record* clesn, the lad* from Lexington must defeat Tuian* tonight Louisiana State Wednesday, Mississippi State Fri­ day and Miaalsiippl Saturday. Tuian* ranked number three In the Southeastern, has had a long layoff from rompetetive play, and la considered the most likely to succeed among Kentucky's oppo­ nents. The Greenir* will hr play­ ing at home. Vanderbilt's Commodores have but one game scheduled this weel and that against Georgia's Bull­ dogs. Since the Nashville tesm fell to Kantucky ami barely defeated Tennessee, 68 to 67, it might have trouble Saturday. Georgia won onr and toil on** last week, winning over Mereer 6(MJM>uMKiw£n£joJkuburii 01-40. Tulane follow* th™Kentucky tilt with a gam* against Arkansas Thursday and at Auburn Satur- WHISKEY - WINE RUM - GIN Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries s-wwttte«W r rc’S M iE S ,#455irK ; nataly Uox. rt. k, IW Itustler, Pip Pip. ll- H*r. lUrlnert. Ulllle Huyat, Cottup J, Chief Rube atiTM R4IIW .gfiatho mho Connie a. Mr Ju « Hally, flloar Itnn.'KIla Kos, M K Clearer Mitch­ ell, Slurs r»wer. Ileredllary, Ifussy ■MTSIXTH a t l ' D - l / M l h s M ile Keen Rosa Meter ll«X, Utils Old Parting, Poppu, RiHMtwIn. 1.11It* Carol, Prarlag Parkin, Pearleaa ^ f a « « T R RACSS—• ___ f i ■ It* H olden Itunnle II. Pawn l.u. (tal gamla. Thunder del, Mel Ltaa. *Turn Tom. hubs Harbor. Hex Hhelby. SIXTH RACK—a/ietbo M b Traveling Mike, K. C. Rtoade. 1 I llOriental Montana, ra m r a c m —a/iatkii Hit* Mlae Darby, tfathy It, lla n d r Ita s o r . trwen l l l l l . Illa h llm to n n . IS rn lo Pet*. Mark Topic, R o llin g day. An improving Georgia Tech play* Auburn Wednesday and _ennessec Haturday. Tech haa two T* win* against un* loss in ll* last outings, losing to Kentucky but winning from Mississippi 73-50.'. and Mississippi State 55-46. Florida returns to action after a week's layoff meeting u s r two nonconference opiiciients, Miami Fri­ P* Florida Southern Satur­ day and Florid day. The week’s schedule: Tonight: Kentucky at Tulane; Wednesday, Auburn at Georgia Tech and Kentucky at LSU; Thursday, Tulane at Arkansas: Friday, Kentucky at Mlsrisslppi State, Florida at Miami; Saturday S IJ U at Alabama, Tulane at Au­ burn, Florida at Florida Southern, Georgia at Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech at Tennessee and Kentucky at Mississippi. iK-ague Pet. W 1.000 Kentucky Jt76 Vanderbilt .833 Tulane .571 Louisiana State .429 Georgia Alabama .429 .429 Auburn .429 Georgia -375 Florida .333 Mississippi Miss. State .143 Tenneasw in ,; ir ir if n w n n y w kj a s /43 NICK'S rPACKAGE STORK * ( f | V A ,U „ I j ' .. 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I ROWLSG n c r a w in ' ^ a r i g a H a M a v . a *i> iv o y e ikai s OOAAD/^g ONLY TW tN M V « « N '. r play/ cur Lotte, oma* /... n u t A* 1UNNIMO O U T / ! SAY U T SHOW D take TUI t AM.’ INTO OUR OWN HANDS AN DEAL WITH THAT REDSKIN M O S IN JAIL1 m s t o p s sa; HOTSHOTS 6 7 ' — AN D M T M GRATTONS B R IG H T * > CANT NOUDO SOMETU’NGTO. ARREST him SHERIFF11HAVE A I*. AN TO PRCNE MTS LFAPfOOF 'in' GANG OF TRAIN ROBBERS', GRAF'T ON 'Jtd ...WHEH BUOOUH BEANS A LL BY MISSELF UNDUH NEATH TM' _ % B 'J K E T /’ A W T j l I TtH ICC ON01 < u r r ro J A tA Y.... / Itv Wuli D lm r i tllL'KKY MOUSE FSAT-B K F O C E B T B . . . 3 A S T O N I O N S . . . MyOB F J B C u P iM U L6 T 5 &ST Cu t o f -E2.E I ^ .______________ _ _________J , J hO K A V t T Try HERALD Want Ada BEDROOM Unit... ( 7,1810 -(lfiB U KCKTABl.KH, l.ivrjtltxl. u i. d Mi<r*llanruii*. Sanford Formdown, balance (lri.117 per month. i r ‘* A nr11’in Market. Small grocery More with *2 bedrimtii epartitient, i-uurpietely fur* P A N K I.H A V ttaa heater nearly lu lii-il. (ti.tMN). new (.75.00 Ph. 1(7. J. \\. IIA I.I.. Realtor CONCHKTK SKWKH I 'l l 'K fm R m k i Florida Stale llank llldg. Septic Tanka, (ireaae Trapa, Ilry Tanka, Tank Cradlea, Stepping Stone*, Hem-hen, ('lower Pol*, IKlM KS al price you can afford Hloclia, Window altl* and llnlela, to pay. Fire and Automobile In. Concrete Flour*. Machine finauranre Kdward F. Lane, Phone iahed. Free Katitnale*. ( 5 2 . _______________ MIKACI.K ('(INCHKTK CO, FOUR l;N IT dwrlllrig, 3 rental* Phone 1331 completely fumlahcd. Owner* J «* Kim_____ partly furni*he<l. 1/3 eaah, real term*. .Mr*. Nance, 15S5-M-2. We buy, sell A trade u**d UNIMPROVED ACRKAG K—Two furniture. Wllaon-ktaiei Futiii* W a a l A i f w ill •** accep ts* 1U acre tract* and five 1 acre a v e r Ik e ta b p k e a * a a a t a a n a ture Oa, 111 E. let. Phnwe ( M , tract* In St. .Jotcph* Subdivi­ W AN TED t Old faihiened furni­ lla le * l a Ik e Itla p fc a a * fcaak. la sion. r e ta r a la * Ik ta arw w m m aSallaa ture, dlihee. vaire, Jewelry and Ik e a 4 « v r lU e r la r i p e r l e i la pay buttons. I l i f he*t price* paid. B A R G A IN —( roam house, 2Vk p r o m p tly , l a a r te e fa y aa la Drop us a card Shelkcy, 1703 acre* of ground 11,600.00 Caah. ro M Ir o ik e k ro l P— - ' k * « " k w a ll W a a l A S a - a a l k e l a e a r j f Laurel, Sanford._______________ rtro a n Ik e e a r k e la ro p a M le a * S PE C IA L —( Bedroom house, I 1,000 USED TIRES at beat prketk bathe, large living room, dining room, kitchen, 1 bedroom and bath downstair*—this value can­ not be duplicated at the price. FO R SALE—1 year old horse, very reasonable. Phone 083 or 4 BEDROOM HOUSE— Urge bed170S nights. room*, front and back stain, large living room, dining room ONE''WEEK ONLY—A A A A Re!*. Rocks, Rock-Croae, Minorcaami kitchen, laundry, two car Cross (Your choke) M.76 per garage, 10 acres o f ground, 6 100. Live delivery guaranteed. acres cleared, this I* an oacepFOB, GARDEN GATE CHICKS, tiunal value. Want offer. POITTII VINELAND, N. J NEW RANCH T Y P E HOUSE, M ILK GOAT for Sate.' 2 kid*. moaonary construction, large Route I. I. A. Cuppina, Lake living room, dining room, kit­ R E I.A K A A TA TM E N tl Monroe.________________________ chen, both, garage; very nice aod Stores. 116 W. PU apartment renting fo r (50.00 per Phon* (90-W. month, on largo lot overlooking Wanted: grocery caabler, aipenNKW FYirnithed and ua lake, 7 mile* from Sanford on Slice preferred but not neces­ duplea-aeaton or yeaY. I Highway 17-92. sary. Apply Mr. Whatley, don. 119 South I’aA A Margaret Ann Store*. __ month Rltchrnrtle Apt*. W m FRKI1 W. RENDER Realtor Court. 201 M. Park Ave. or season. Slumbrrloi Phone 1030 ftKMONSTRATORS—Karn b i g Illw ay 17-92 at C Ity __ _____ money in vour mere time, sell­ ing our lower priced plastics on A. It. PETERSON, Broker S A N D 3 ROOM apart menu. Call the party plan. Margv Plastic*. D I N . Park Ave. I’ttooo ||N _ M r o _Nance, 1555-M ■t _________ S BEDROOM huUMfurni*he,l I available January 27. 80t Mag9— WORK W ANTED -4 nolla. 1735-i.__________________ N IC E LY furnUhed 2 bedroom M ILLS SWAP SHOP -(05 E. 4th ALL TYPER of Bulldoter Work Reasonable Rales— Free Esti­ houses at beautiful San Lando St. We Buv, lb!) or Trade moat mate*. Carpenter R Ornery Spring* Week or season. South anvthine. Phone H>S.J________ ph, .- n o i M n, arta.J _____ , o ff 17-92. turn 2 Ik mile* west We both lose when you doaT brine \ o f Loiigwood, Phon* Winter Park your preecriptloue u LANEY*R W A N TE D —typing to do at home Phone HR__ ____ ____________ I ROOM furnished apartm ent, gas 4 BURNER ga* range. (40 (12 and electric. 3 m ile* from town Myrtle. _ __________ ________ In Osteen. Phone BHO or 1383. MEN OH WOMEN To service route* of U.8. Govern­ 1 3-ROOM first floor upartmmt, ment Postcard DUpenaera; also R dou.de beds, all utilities. Mrs. pre-stamped Scenic PoatcarJ _N a iw *I_Pb. lB tt.M -R ._ j_______ slightly uaud. Some stock. RanDispenaera. which are a brand ROOMS, e!n»!* and double beds— sunable. Price* going up. If. n*w addition to th* famous (d.GO up. Close in. M aty MeStuart. 325 K. Rich Ave. DeLaM. SH IPM AN line of postag* stamp maeblnea m‘ m in ail lauding 1— RRA1 r‘HTATR FOB R A L K -1 FR IED SHiUMP Dtaaer -The !>rug Stores, HoUla, etc. Beet Shrimp on Earth** at HornINWMB V d I*«fY DLPtKr May be handled part nr II time, outlets PHONE 148 to TheetotTSwl THE SANFORD HERALD A X K I* A I It - MUOKKNI/.K yuur borne. Onlv m*‘. .luwn now reifjlrrd. F IlA Plan. Installm. ni loan Deir'l.. Room 317. Phon* 28(. Htrnfjrd Atlantic National Hank Mainlier PIIIIT, 1 \W NPffC WwAT •C A T ! r -------i i - M ATCH and Clock Repairing. Alt work Kuaranttwd. Hraa4maMr prlrea. V. M. Knxllah. Jr. Ph. I37B-J. (*all Phon* I0HI for A ll Type* Of Hook Work. Maty McKinney lluokkrepltif Service Hoorn (03 Atlantic Rank Hulldlnr NKW M Hints rurtacod to per fectlon. Old floor* made Ilk* ■ew. Finlahfnf, Jaaalnc A wai *ng. Portable power flap*, t. rear* u per it nee la Semiaol, C o un ty, B. M OI o m o b . Uk> Hero I.AWNMOWKhS Sharpened, hi cycle* repaired, lock and ke work. Prompt rerv.ee. U. W Skniwa. 31* E (Ih Ht________ ROOF WORK o f all kind*. Eave. and (iutler* Repaired and Paint­ ed. New R«uf» applied. Palntiny and coaling. Sanford, Ph. 1U93-W. It. It. A.-kanburg. Tpi.ANIM I kl. rnlng Sentinel, Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralp’ Way m m _____________ VKN KTIAN RLlNDa 'made V order. Seminote Venetian BllnCo *20 W. 3rd St. Phoo Drag line, buHduter. dump true* muck, fiil dirt, shell and flat by loud or Joh. Contact H. R ujbaied. and ataoclate*. 109 I New York A v* m DeLond. P* (BA or M5-W__________________ INCOME TA X returns prepared by toe ae*ounlant registered with Treaa. Dept. Dempsey 2.14 Melsch Bldg. Phona 1700. i/ ETTA Kl-m / A vrerj \ I fHATKClO, 1 * VrCLL MAr WAS TV*,»r.'<iu>eiA h a i 3 piYACTrCALi-Y rvenvrwecG h h c w a y ' cd ih c rover > MCt-L04T ' L*a D»C7ACT i v£ . f o u wt r *c, ’ WON ' NOlVGesff M AD HAVE V i IU t»*» ro.A*/ • A M O V'C.'LOBMG vie MUMI? receive rewe havs ce c o r m tw v '' )OtAL ACTuA4.LV DA * VIC CMDMT GIVE — : G LO R IA THAT PART INTHE P lA V .fH B J M E ’ "O H N O * YOUDS ICOOeei WAU C lU V A u rr*n ».vi.'v.o.# g?v,B WAG ■nS' PufitOUH J I H AD err L U S rvC A PrC L'A iL.' GtO'-’i-* MAOCVSCPLeWOOHUth >4/04o " -eu rd M * \voi*. o»4 r a n * UPg^tLV..'fT*CrY I L tM 6 M (V PEO •B'i KAfwTONG tU LCAVC t-C A U M * I <savu i r r o i— n — 6ur lkkat^ Vi l u p c»«a 03/ Y4MAX COULD t*na h* . IMT FORD Tudor .» oo M �/ .r .,, I* 1 PAGE SIT -THE SANFORD TTEHALD, 5AN?yilD[ FLORIDA Atomic Hlant South Fnvored I C M l I I M r • tmm r m t t O o r t ICoatlaaia Prom Pag* O u l rirnliit* of the National Aitvlaory Committee for Arrnhaullcra am exploring the aerodynamic prob­ lem* of mlaalle* fim l into the Atlantic from n base at Wallop*, l.lnnd, V* A huge refrigerated hangai Ml Klgln Field, serve* ati the Air Forte'* all-wealher labotatoty. These viljil rnllilary tesearrh i enter* have Im n located In th e South for n variety of reason*, ho ■aid, hut line common denominator i* the {south’* rrlntlve arrurity to enemy attack. Ilomhei* traveling over the North I'ola to attack Ameilran target* would have to fly all the way acroaa the country lo icmcIi th ese titled*, and them would i » maximum opportunity to deled the enemy and laimrh in* were set o ff by yt *te rtlay’a detonation, but no pru|>rity da • a u c t w a i reported. Ciliiens g e n e ­ ra lly were not plea*«l. The |«dii«» department got four call* per m i­ nute fpr a half boor. An AKt" itHtkrinian -aid that the experimenters an- "all i|ntle ha|i|>y' with rmoll a nf then 1• -1 He denied that Ihr l t - ( llyd to gm ) Istmb » i > tiring tried out. but that atill left nlhaf jxi .itiililics for speculation. On Jan. 23, McMahon (I ) fnnti.i chairman « f Ihr Senate-Hmi*** atomic Committrr, -aid n m irr • la bring ionic In devrionltir n variety of atomic weapons. It « » < diaclosnl lait year that tin- t . 8 has liahy atomii' Ih.iiiIh small enough to be ran toil bv Jct.flghl r r - l H . M i l « r mil that the Army ha■ «!*•«i-loicfil atomic wniiuuili for guided mlm-ik.. unit ntoinic shell. which (ouhl he fin d hy urtillery. In a rc|Hirt to Otitgtrl.-uu. Johnann, thro Srrrrlary o f II*1 fen*c, put it. "Atom ic weapons »•• no lungi’. a small nttmlrer <>f bomb* of .< single aitc ami type to lie tianl only rtiatrifirally on n ran fully selected target. " A vailcty of weapon* t* under development which may in tho near luture hn*<- militaiy «ignifir a I hi IIi lartically aml ittntcgl* cally." la lft tr it It being tented, lam Vegan* agree, it'* pretty tough to take licfiue hieakfn'l. h i . Sc r «= **• P- w l i Colored News Y- f . —gg£- _ v; e* :■ f ; &I . A Ionin Herring, HU year old N egro farm i-1, diril Friday night o f a heart ntlHck at Ins home In Cameron *"ity. Hr came from Cairo, (ia . In ltt.ll unit hml farmeil In the Hanford area fm the imat 12 yean. He ia survived by the widow and two daughter*, Liechtenstein I * a I ’r io c ip a llt v on the tipper R h in e between A u a l t in and H w it l r r la n d w it h a p o lle r fo r e e o f a b o u t GO m en and w it h no military fim-e*. Fir. — I »*" Legal Notice -- M TMM M i l N T n r T l l l i • I I I v r v J l lH d ,. t in k T V . M l. f ill I I I t . IV P l l o l l 4 T lt. IN l I K l T I I K F:mT A T K U K _ J. K P A IIT IM . I i e u w i l TO A t. I, M t H t llT O It a A V II P t : i | . N o n a I f A V I V I i I I , A iw a ON III* .. N A M lia A lt t I k a T * AI I I I . I T U C i T o o «n<t cacti o f i n * a t * h e re b y n o illllw l amt m i u l r r i l In ii f n c f l t an y c la im * a n il iti-m ar.tl* w h ich you, n r • I t her o f you roar h a i r ••■nlnai tin r e la t e o f J. I*. J **rltn . • ! • * ,* » ■ .I, ta le o f a a lit I'o u n ly , to th e I'n n n ty Judge o f tcem liioli' C i i e i t r . r l n r i i i * . m •»•■ o f l l e r In l b . i n u ll tinner n f k* | i ) County a t H in t iin l. Heiiilnolu C on nry , K fu rliD . w ith in H a lil «at<n«1ar m o n t h * fro m th e n m . ••f tin n , . i p a b tle a llo n o f It i l* n n th * H«ch H a lm n r d n u m l ahull h r to » m la # , an d > k |K r l a t r ( h r id ai a n f m i l l c R c r * 0 4 fn c l i . f f l i . I.l.l ii - nr th e i la lm a a L am t * h a ll hr • w o rn jo b y , l h r (M lit ia n l. In t m i n i . o f B * r M lfo r n r y . an d *•>> a u iti r la lm n r d a m a a d nnl me file d * h « l| h r tn h l i AA J I. I.IH K A II N K U . I*A I tT IM A * * d m l a l * t r a l r i * •>( th e f » t a l r o f J , K. P a r tin , t i n r a r n l n w puhih inn Ja n Jr. I X I . TOO LATH TO CI-AHfllPY P U R N IK IIK I) llt'N fi A LOW ,>« rage neat tnwn hall, neat atmea, rlturehek. Iteferenre* ekrhangml. Mm. J. It. Mrnlrl., l.migwiMnl . Fla. FOIt HAI. K or lent (iiual liualtleca building, Celery Avr. Imiuire at sis k. mil. st. A P T . 8IZK Ilotnolnt refrigerator, ual Mil by Tueailav I'.M. »7f>, ay be aeen at 70tm Mellon, Rv llle Avc. Dr. Henry MeLmilin Magnolia •V.H, . r . SIONDAT JAN. 29, 1951 fLO M IO A . HP Legal Notice fly MATIN A I1UNNINU I# CM ANCUT. •.lU lt lt T * * SMITH, ru atu t, LENA M. SMITH. PefaadanL J. I'rlham had his Junior boys in Tiir. r o t n t o r t u b r o t m IN T IIR N A U R O f T U B S T A T E O f Kunday School claaa at n weiner J tIK in . iK M lio tK r m .v T r . fr Lu O m Ri Pl i A . a i t i i R T i K O i i n . out d a , i n n a n N A T K T O3:: L LFtNA M . S M IT H , WHOM m l . _ K N .---------------------------------------------roait at Deep Creek Friday night. d e n i# and address I* a* follow s^1 I S l l l ' i K tIT A T B n r Those attending were Mr. and Mr*. K . 1. S IM M B U M A N . D c s s im .1 U l Mad*a A venue. Ilahway, New-* J. I'rlham, David Luke, Larry to a b b t ’N K n n o n * a n d r r . n Jem y. a n n a n A v i o n r i . A i n * o n n»*.You a r * hereby re q u ire d lo file llirt. Dirk Schulte, Herman Allor N A V t n A ft A I V S T M A ID B a T A T K i y o u r ih p e a ra n c e an d a n a w tr man, Ixiwis Allman and Kenneth You a tot aacti o f t n u arc Iw fvtiy o th e r p l i i d l h g i no f e h u a r r I * . I X I , lloiark. s n ltfM s o il r « iu i r * * l t<> present In th e f lr e u lt ffo u rt fo r th e N in th a o r r la ir n * n a il ilr o ta o it* which you. J ml tr ia l f l n u l l . In and fo r MetalTim Young People'* Clan of o r c ith e r o f you. nia> h ast s fs ls s t n o le f ..n n t y . f l o r i d * . In m ta n c e ry , II. T. II. heh| a welncr remit at • ha c t a l c o f H / . /■ M M H U M A N . <!•- In a suit a g a in s t y»« e n title d thr lute on New Camp placa Sat reasrO . late o f salt! f o u n t ) . In Hi* l.e rl H H m lth. P la in tiff, v * l.* n * M unlay night. In the aharnrp o f i'o u n ly Judge o f tf r m lo n l* «‘ou«ty. M in llh , D efen d an t. C h a n re ry No r to c ta a , *1 M s o f f lf v in the rn u rt T ( n t , w h erein th e p la in t if f seek* a the trarher, Mr. and Mr*. W. h o u ia o f u t i l f u u n t y a t hanfuril, d e e r * * u f d l v o r r l a g a in s t you. We hit. Mr*. Herman HreyselU, and flo r id * . w ith in e la h l r» l» n d *r W IT N E S S ray hand end o ffic ia l m o n th * fro m t h * tim e o f lha first se al o f th * said C o u rt, a t K anfnrd. J. 8. Prtcraon wrnt with the claaa. p u h llr a lln n o f th is n n tl.e It i r h K e m ln n li C n u n ty . f l o r i d * , th la I t t h Those attending were the Miaare r la lm o r dem and s h a tl he In w ritin g , tin y o f J a n u a ry , A . n , I M t . Fra nr la Clark, Peggy Clark. Helen s^ an d shall a ta ta Ih e p l a n nr m l ( i I* IIK IIN t K l N . dshce and |x .*l o f f i , n address o f Lee, Marilyn Marilyn Ifaught, Barbara _ C le r k C irc u it C o u rt t h * ila lm a n t. an d s h a ll n* sworn Yty> O I. H u n t. U. C. K William* and llrrfiidtirns, Alice lu by th e r la lm a n t . a g e n t, nr a t ­ f S E A b l nivr William*. Also Robert llirt, to rn e y . and an y s u r l, - u l m or d e­ lltyan Nettle*, Wendell llirt, m and nut so (tie d s h a ll l.e void ft fci p ln m . IN t ill NT o r THR COBX’ T n<*!fA n iM M K R W A .’f David II mark, Kugrne Lawrence, Jt DUIn kKNIkOl.K r o ll NTT, As a r tm ln ls tr a tr ii n f lha ihfplle all till* satiety nf acti­ O n tail Lawrence and Paul Brooke. s t i t k o r rL o m iiA . in r e u . K s ta tr » f K 7. Zim m ervities, he called the nlnm bomb N A T u. m an. .le . easr.1 Mti. Partin and daughter*, I N ItK T i l l ; E S T A T E O F till the most vital inilitiary re- Peggy and Flutence of ChrDtmaa, f i r s t g u b llra tln n J a n u a ry I. I h l K N I O I t C t U II.B T T . I* * r * n * # d si nidi prop'll iti the region. The T t> A b b H H I I N I T N A Y C O k C R N N i spent Sunday with frirnda on hii|-i Y-12 di'ctnimagnetlc *eN o tlre I* hereby Btven th a t lla ta n r i l T I T I D l * S A N K M W A t the public from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Tucwiay and Wednesday, th e exhihlt sponsored hy the V. F. W. puraiion and K-.f, gn>cott* diffu- Farmlon (load. Is hereby g iv e n Ihst I alp , K C u r lo i H ied her fin a l re p o rt as Mr. and Mrs. Ueorgc Carter of dr|ilrls the mod famous payoff In world hlatory-na nudy the nayoff rec--ivevl hy Hiller, Jliissollni ami r iigNsogtice A itm ln ie tln lr U o f lb * e a ta la o f K n . .t In huslriesa a t 111 South “Inn plant* nl Oak Itiilge—which In H a n fo rd , tfsmlnola •lo r C nrtrtL. dareuea-l, th a t she filed , i of Itie fisciunahle Uranium 236— (iroveland railed on friends Sun­ Tojo. The latter, the only war makrt in history who wa* made to answer for hi* rrimr* In a Court of Cl-ao ur kn tyA. venue h e r p e titio n fo r fin a l disch arg e, and K l, u n d r r th e flc tltlau a day. law and legally hanged, ia ahown nervously awaiting hi* execution in Sugamo ptiaon. Hitler, tiappre n a m e •'H anford l-a ln t and Hlsaa t h a t sh r w ill a p p ly to th a H onorable ore the harklaini' nf Ihe Atomic Mu. Myrtle Perry and slaugh­ tvcnratii the Reichstag in hla concrete hunker with hi* hrlrlr of one Hay, F>a Rraun, i* shown taking C o - and th a t I In i end to register fto u g la * H trn s tro m . C o u n ty Judge Kmrgv Commission p'ogtam. Ilo ■aid nam e p u rs u a n t to th e term * o f n f H am lnnle C o u n ty . K lo rld n . on I k , said it wit» rr|Hirtisl this progrant ter Shirley uf Sanford apent the the rciwaril'a exit— aulriHe. th e y ir t lilo u * N a m - (tta r u tr , to -w lti 1 3th day of F e b ru a ry A .D . D l l . for weekend with her mother Sire. i* to lie greatly expanded with a p p ro v a l o f same an d fo r fin a l die* Her M - «» o f K to rtila H ta tu ti* D l l w it h t h r C le rk o f th e C lr r u ll Court , h a rg e as A tlm ln la lr a lr ls o f the construction of a new separation Dunning and sister Mr*. 0. C. Mr. George Kichner, who paaat-d 11mack. r e la t e o f K ndor C u r la tt. decaaead. o f Sem inole C o u n ty . K lo r ld *. plan! near the numth of the Ten* away Saturday morning. o n th is D i l i day o f J a n u a ry A .D IIO V V A IIIt M i t l t i n i l l . Mr. and Mi*. W. Matlair had aa lleisce tiver at I'adlirah, Ky. Owner guest* on Sunday their children The Geneva P. T. A, heid it* m i' iiE t.K N b c u i t L F r r r He tevralrd that hi* urganlta- and grandchildren, Mr. and Mra. By VALLBKN PKKVATT January meeting at the Geneva A d tn ln D tra trtx n f lb * ia T in : n m i i t i d i i i t ok this tlnn, in riKiperntion with the In- 0. A. ILuiis and two children, Mr. N O TH IS T o A P P B A II r « t a t * o f K ndor C u rSchool at 3:30. Those present were klkTII Jl lllt lAI. I llll l IT, IV Tie JAM Kg I. ilKllltlNH. wtinse •In-trial hiiti mu of the Atlanta and Mr*, lllufnrd Carroll and Mr. and Mra. Joe (ioodaon of Mra. Roy Nkhola, Mrs. Jessie let I, deceased. AND TON nKNIktibi: I Ot k TV i>lace of rssldakr , Is unknown *'ha ‘ la-i of Commerce, had ad* rbildten, and Mica Mary I^e Mat- New Smyrna spent Sunday with Fulford, Mra. Calvin Ollham, Mr*. You are hereby require,! to file viMiited a site near Atlanta for » tail. Mr. (ioodaon'* daughter Mrs. H over LeFilaa. Mrs. Pearl Yar- your wtltlrn dafensee. |sr*.insily by attorns)', on Kebrciar* t*tk. now multi million dollar ipiatterMr*. Thelma Sutton and aon o f Windall Uraddy and daughter I"Ugh, Mra. • Kd Guyette, Mra. or ISFI. In a i srtaln dltnrr* proceeding master irsranh lalMiratory. From Lee-burg apent Sunday with Mr. Julie. Lucllls Norton, Mra. Walker Pre­ ndlns In IN* Clrrull f'osrl nf an original liat nf .evrtal hlin- ami Mra. R. D. Button. Mra. K. II. Kilbee, Mra. Walter vail, Mra. Leona McLain, Mra. mlnote County, yiorlda. In Ch»nd " d pruposals. lie said the I*.an! eery. nn aht.raslnl'.l title of said Mi** Janette Jenklnann, atuile.it Yarbough, Mr*. C. A. Oldham and T. R. Phillips, Mra. I .ester Harper, reuse being JITA VITA HUAIIAM has i limliinteil nil exrcld four nurse at Kl. Vincent Hospital, Mra. George l.indiay, attended th* .Mr*. Euia Moran, and Miaa Mary HKltltlNU. 1’Ulnttff vs JAMlUt It nlte*—one of which it Atlanta. Jacksonville, wa* home over tfm Home Demonstration Meeting at T-tten. Pinna ware made for the tii:mtiNH, i>*r*ii.ia»i / 1 W/A* I U / /'///' / U ITNl Hg my hand and offl. 1st Paola last Thursday. I 'llO N K 121 weekend. luunty council lo meat here Fab. •eat nt Hanford. Klorlda thla Dili Mr. and 6lrs. Herman Fore had 17. Ml*- Five William*, nurse at day nf Jnnoary, A 1». D ll I I I N. PARK AVK. (Irangr Mrinorial Hospital, waa aa their gurxts Sunday evening O >, HKItNTMiV Mr. Vinlny and two rhildren of cietk. C ir c u it Court ..... . vlaitlng her parent*, Mr. Mr. ami 6tra. J. P, Smith of Ovie­ W rit Palm Btach are staying with #• TtnilkH f d ^**n«>* V'fla# f |«ap | IKKAL) do. Mr. and Mra. Ban Greer. IlHl.'HHHI.ttKIt AMmx iATKH tOftir mine (iifflrull n* h lark „ f Mint Mi*. It. l]. Wllllama. Mr. and Mr*. Phillip Bauer had Rev. A. W. Jrrrlng and Mr. J. Mias Ruth Lemmon of Tallahas­ Atlornayn for I’lalntlff trnimd petsonoel I* fell. In all ftanfarit, KtorbU nf as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. see visited the Geneva 4-11 club area* of llu- otoiinmy shortage* K Kerfelhlt, superintendent will rauie loo heavy m burden tm i Ilottom* llaptiat Orphanage, Mon- and Mra. Fred Ballard of Mait­ Tuesday. MU* Lemmon ia an as­ sistant 4-H leader. existing facilities nrreli ratirig the tlccllo, Aik., passetl through Oa- land. i.r .t iA t . n o t i c i : Mr*. Tommy Geiger o f Sanford N o t h * la h e ra b ) g iv e n th a t I am Recent visiters in the homo of tatr of <|itcrioratlon. Accident* teen on tlwli way to a cor\7ycncc .. illotl on frTenH*. apent Wednesday with Mra. Gaorga Mr. and Mra. Boy W. Nlchola have e n g ag ed in huslnnaa In fh u lo n la . mused by ineipi'iirnri-d penotinel In Lakeland and cal.............. H a m ln o l* C o u n ty . K l* under the Rev. Jnrlng waa pastor of tha Unde. will la- nutnvrnui, he added. been Mr. and Mra. Norman W. f l r t l t l o a * nam e "D o u b le lia r - I t Raptlst Church hero until almut Mr. and Mr*. Kd. Guyeile, Mra. Lowrey, of Columbia. Ly.; Mr. Ita n r h " and th a t I In ten d to r r g . "An even more rnervating ef­ latcille Norton and ton had aa and Mrs. J. M. Powell, of Atlanta, l i t e r M i d nam e p u ra u a n t lo thn fect on the economy will he thr a year ago. Matina Dunning ap«nt three their gueaU Sunday 61r. and Mra. Ga.; Mr. and Mra. M. H. Dandridgr te rm * o f lh a K lr tlllo u s N nm * S ta ­ In., of confidence in the United tu te . In -W It: Mac S «l * 1 o f Ktnrlda lo>vy o f Sanford. and daughter, Glorida, of Sena- H ia t u t r * D U w it h th e C lerk o f Stairs dollar which will send ImiiiiI day* thi* week with her daughter, Bam IA Mi*. Myrtle Party In Banford. tha C lr r u ll C o u rt of Seminole Mra. i. Kndor Curlatt left Sattohia, Miss.; Mra. John W. CaldTKt.nrHONKH ISO ant 1071 price* plummeting and rut Into Mr. and Mr*. J. 8. Peterson unlay for Kresel well, o f Senatebia, M ix.: and Mr. C o u n ty , K in rlIda. . nIlfh f ! l by , plana __________ pension* and tlfelnng savin#*," i n t V A I t l ) It It r iM t L T Room 101 Sanford Allanllr Nallonal Bank BM«. were Ihe recant guests o f Mr. llili, Philadelphia, Pa- to attend ami Mrs. Bmeraon J. Kstes. of Mr. Harr continued. P E I M l Y I t . ItT IID b T . O w n e r* "The moralr nf the middle Peterson'* hrothera, Mr. and Mra. the funeral acrvicea fo her brother Monlgomary, Ain. M. C. Petr rami of lakeland and rlns* will In- particularly low un­ der »ufh condition*," he added, IL 8. IVterson o f Sabring. |IU riling ns example* the hopelc**- mother, Mt*. Kntma Prlarson romv* of this group Ip France, turnisi hunie with them for a ahort visit Italy ami to aom,- extent tiicat lliitain. . Mr. and .Mra, II. Alderman o f I'olnting oul that more money Tampa vi»lled Rev. and Mra. 4. C. fur les* gi«*l» l« the essenre of Waiters of Dclaimi and attended ioflalion, Mr. (lari said the only tha morning aervtcea of the Bap­ mrthnd available to romlwt it i« tist Church Sunday. highn pnaliicliiMi lo pmvl<le nvi»e real imome for llitt people nf the iwliun. .. Kenalor l.lnyd Ihiyle di*cii*Hnl the advantage* of a -mail claim* court for Kcmlimlc County and f ’outicll Brill rxrrutlvr, ytrvtvl s* pointed out that anrh a law ia snnnuiirar. Serving s i , Judges o f wot king well in ninny olhei Flori­ •he rnnteata werp Jrwl Fielrt, Boda rornmiinilie*. He also piesnetl lea'st lliown, Dr. A. W. Eppe, Jr. the group for an uplnnln on a nml Orville Tnuchton. On Friday evening, Saturday and garnishment law fi.t Florid* a* a means nf rollerlitig had account*. Sumlay, Hoy Scout*, who with atC. FI. Morri»nn rnovnl that a Hcoulmaitrr John Piereon mmniittre he fornierl In conitder tended Ihe National Jamboree at M . M any; the small claim* court ami the Valley Forge, Pa., during the summer, pitched their lent* in Fort motion was carries!. Retiring (’ resident C. I . Krd- Mellon Park near the Tourist Cen­ dlng reviewed Ihe work of the ter. Mrrehant'a A asocial inn during 1050 anil cites! Ihe Chilstinas Bitting, 61. lo Kaborn, K. G. Ifar Ned Smith, if, Henry llenry Rueaell. Russell. "No parade, i|M>n*ore(| inlntly with the par, Jayreei, a* Ha major mntrlbutiuu John Pope, Forest Gatchell, An­ drew Stine, B- L- Perkins, Jr., for tin year. Treasurer T. Fi. Tucker reail a Dot PowrU, John Kader and T. K finatuial trporl of the Asos ia- Tucker. llmi's activities which shown! n total expeuillliite of I2.6U7 dill log 1060. John Ivey read a 11*1 nf direrIota, voted on hy mail, for 11*51 which Im-luiled C. I.. Tinkling, Jack llatigan, W. M. Mnrrlann, * « * “' * w Uth» " n " 1 John .Seitkarik. Jack Hall, W. V. IjCgal Notice GENEVA NEWS C n/t/<7ii f i w m n Merchant.* Meet MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— TYPING CREDIT INVIC.STIGATI0NS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD Boy Scouts -^r7n,5=."».rw :. ,T j h move n in ... f ^ F o r u S 6 042 I £ f “• Can you 0 |tltim e lr lh l IIS . .. Ontcen News tv * w**:< I’hnnr 11 find her? ROBSON SPORTING GOODS *- *• v£" i < A • • • iM - ^ U ls t ^ ' E n fc y T e n n is WITH Mncfirrctir-GnldKitlillt AND NpnlfliiiK Kqulpnirni Ttw ilm pliK •niWMri now ty|M HuoIoh p a rtflb la k ire te n a h a a U r L Cho«p, iH ItUntr liw a m lia l. P*rtup» Uw*« a PlottK i Parlor Operator. , , the • f a Draa Shop or o f T H R N A T IO N A L TO U RN AM EN T TENNIS B A L L S ................... .......can of 3 |J | PRACTICE BALLS ....................... .......... ||c 1 TEN NIK RACKETS IIKAIMIIIARTEMH fO R : g W o o l and Nylon THLET1C WK KH Ladiaa and Man's IsOW UUAKTBK TENNIH SilOKB m Iy i»L ■' 4f Ft*ajJ Oil CAU OUft B w rylM kl for Um Athlete OHKil LV ^ v / v: i - j * . • t* -nAlgkHSHSaSi£> !' * ' - �THE hi Unity There U 8»r«n*lh— To PraHet the Pm m o f Ih* World: Ta Pr w K t Uw P t H r n i of America. To P t f l M t Prosperity for B » M . Cloudy e ilh light rain and w n itu h a l colder extreme north onlinued mild and portly rtoudy »oulh and central portions thh afternoon and tiH iifh l. * V O L U M E X X X X I1 - . TOKYO. Jan. 30 - </!’ >— P Dnugtoboyx ipcarheading thr Allir i limited ofleniive were ilnv*rd to a crawl by diehard Red rn o lance today. An officer taid tliry apparently bit the main enemy force arrayed along the Irotrn western Korean warfront. On the eait coaU. U. N. power hurled hot tlr r l and bombi into a North Korean town from carrier*ft»a»ed plane* and big gun* of war* ihipa. Hundreds of enemy rupply w hide* were iten in North Korea moving toulhward toward the wntern battle line. fo rw a rd U. N. unit* in the wntern rector advanced laborious ly only a few hundred yard* on the tilth day of their northward ^lim ited offrnnve. A regimental officer told Aarorlated preaa correapomlent Jim Ml think we've h it their main dafrnae llna." On the flank, however, gain* up to a ii mile* were recorded. An enemy dlvliion* may he manning the Red dtftnau lln r on the woatern half o f the 40-rnllr fro n t _ They're well dug in and deter* mined to atay." Lt. Col. Bernard Peete r* of Ik r k Kalla, Wla., exrcutlva officer of a apearhred re* g im rn t told Becker. Advance Allied unite, he added, were aufferlng their heaviest eaaualtlea o f the offenalve, but iheae were fa r blow the “ te rrific lower, being inflicted on th a jW M^r." ^ For the aacopd < nded away fhine*e artinerd at IT. N. poeftloa* nine mile* A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N K W S I 'A I ’ K I I Kntalilbihrd 190ft Allied O ffen sive Slowed To Crawl ' A t Main Red Line Battleship Missouri Shells East Coast; Lost Patrol Cuts Through Red S A N F O R D . K I.O K IP A Chamber Committeemen British Sacrifices To Be Increased, A t t l e e Declares Roscoe E v a n 8 Is Seriously Inj u r ed In A u t o Accident JAN. .» ). liir.l United Nations Set To Brand Chinese Reds As Aggressors; India Tries To Halt Proposal i m i H IASS I-K, Ian Wi French Premier Snys West Will W in In Battle With Reels Phot*, Hv Tod Swalm G. W. Spcmr-r, left, and .laik Itatlgan, right, h i *■ ncently apMilnted a* * .Minltt.. chnrimrn of the Seminoli t'ountv t’ha lo-r of I j i m m r r - . Mi Spencer, an attorney, head, ih r L -g l.l*lit> - Coiiiiiilttr-c. Mr Rntii-an 11 in charge of the M ,-m l*r»hlp I'om m ittr* whtrh w ill plan tl.c |o tilling membership ?lrlvu to c a rl) March W A S H IN G TO N . J,n « t— i,l’ I rem h Premier R cnr Plevrn m k I In d ry France i« limlrling up l<ri itirn g tl, •In d ilv to cf<> hrr full (lilt in lltr Noill, Atl.inlit alliance *Kitn<i ( oimminiit aitgrrssmu. Umlei tlie- <lrlen,r buildup n<?« in pt?>Kte»«. he «*td, France will i i t I have 20 iru i.U r d m .i« n . in U i o (w bv thr i-nd „ | I ' l l j . with HIO.IMKI more men under *nn* than at thr nulhrcik nf W oild W ar II Foreign Legion Is Switchmen Strike Urged On U. S. By As P a y Increase 2 G O P S e n a t o r s Talks H a n g Fire . I lame •> yum all* anti not |u>l iA*» Ftorola Slut,* University today la lln l for f'.'n^ll.t worth of •rholh i . till* moory for l .l l student* too.tty sthlrte* -out of it , shale of llo- proceed* from no r-itra day of racing at Florida hoi*e and *|og Marks, t l w a , (ti,- rir .1 ,,,p ,e *1 L S I* h a . fl nm the made foi withdrawal 841, IV , »hnte allotted > It tiy the letaid of control from la.t year's revonoe to the -pedal racing ,, h.dar.hip f„„.l *„th „,ir,-d l,y ih , I ! ' I'1 h iriristtit Previously, tl" UlttVei* ty >d F i<t.« drew i .*>.*• t*. ,?f I I . 4 1 '"-' MI5 »ntil and I lot lil* \ iiti'l M r „ „ ^ f„, N'..gror. t.,..k * U 7 7 „ t(f „ f , gi:J,M20 .banAll hut I I tif tlie t'SC .lu d en t*"' "i>- lid ?d I2!i .uhm lttw l t.. comptroller C M (!*v atl? |e|e. la ir w e a th e r fr ie n d ." he pledged i j i . imhi . i l l Ku to pay w h o \ m e r n a n *. la i . h t p . fu r th e * e n -e .lrr r n - lm t Draft O f 18-Ycar Olds Union Demands Forty Is Still Necessary, Hour Week At Same Voorhees A s s e r t s Wages Paid For 48 N o. I l l A vo trin li'fl 1’ ro.vc I.rasrtl W in- 20 Divisions W ill Florida S t a t e To O p tio n Granted T __:___ I I s e $20 Thousand tv f t - . , w u Soon Be Trained, To O zier-W eller To H e l p Athletes P le v e n Declares For A p a r t m e n t Newspapers Criticize Socialist P r o g r a m For Rearmament LONDON. Jan T « » — (A ’ > I’ rimr Mmitlcr A like watnrd Brilon* Inday they muil return In *omr nl lh« World War II econ­ omic control* if llie nrw C4.70II,. 000,000 ihiec-year ikfcn»e pro gram it In Ik- carried out. It u a foretoken of dill more iacrificc« for the Hiilnh pcojik Attlee ipokr to the llou.r of Commoni a* many Hrilnli newtji.tjrcit, tnlical of ionic ai|recti of the rearmament program, eiprtned doubt* wiiettocr it w*t big enough or could be carried out speedily enough to he effective. Some paper* taid the callup nril •uinmcf of 250.000 letervid* for 15 day* of training offetrd loo short a (raining period to Im- nf any real Wnefil The Prime Minl*lrr, who an­ nounced the program to the I I » umj of (!ummon> yesterday, told the Parliament today: I. Government control o f law material* may la? widened. The government already has taken over i U i i Ii m * ai T l 'E S D A Y > P le v rn urlrkra M -tl th e Prea* (Jut, after a N a tio n a l -t in.id . inn w ith Presidiiilrn m ta n in his .e tie , of ro n fc e n e i-, t.,*ic They* turned to IV,--te rn Kuio* ;>,-ati nefense problern. a fte r havmg dealt yesterday w ill, tbc rkfense of Indrahina. Pleven .*l<l he rant*- t*» R a h ingtoii w ith one rncdii id,a m mlml— “ U, s tre n g th s th e lies Inst MihI mil two countries and nil r ml* > ,,f the A lU iltlir Alii* :m ineml*er b in o t r o a . 1 be lllsle t onfrtrine . ,N»m which Florida Slate atthdiew- tn lleremhcr, >li?l not permit stihsidi M lin n of athletes ,-*iept under the same ,-holarship <ondition. »* uther .Indents Now unaltu, bed to any athletic conference, K8 I I will giant athletic scholarship*, IJni*er«ily o ffic ia l, .aid annte of the ta, ing scholarship money w ith, drawn tmlay w ill not g« directly to students, b'tt w ill g'» Into Ihe lln lversllv treasury to pav tuition and •'< nay the cost of maintaining the [«“ « ,*! team in Tallahassee dur*'ig la .t fa II • pre-tcason, p ra rtk a . l*or, te lle r .head fre’ lball cnaeh, Commission P a s s e s Bond Measure Iror Terminal P r o j e c t Russian Attempt To Delay Vote On US Resolution Turner! DownBy Committee I.A K f. SL'CCESS. | an K) f/T ) I he Soviet hloc trieii unttwrcitlullv tmlay In tlelav for 2J hour* a l lilted Naliont ‘ ole on the t nite.l Slate* demand that Cnntinuntit China he indicted at *n tK g iriu ii in Kuira Mir l ilv ( urn|,muon la*t ni(;hl UtiMia. Poland ami C/trli"*!?*l?r tilled A I .Ml day i.plion In l!ie vakla appealed lor an ad|nitmafirm ■>( O /ie i Weller, lr« . on lake, menl of the U . N. Pnldnal Comlim it pin|>eity now ter*mg «t a liultee on the irm ind that they had «>fl ball diamond lor tli puiptne ( , r t r l i c d no mvlruclinna on amendnl , ondiuction ol ill apartment menl. In ihe I , S. prnpmal anil I?* unit*. Cilv Manager C h lfoid \ h • Arah-Suan re.oluiinn calling kihhin vlaterl iln* nminintt l'i< IN?, .Ul it* nmniimt tor ,* >rven-powrr tn n frie m r on h,*(,|r i o.i ol the ipalltnenl. may I-at f^ iiiein prohlrm* he M0II.IHHI oi moie, u u tf.tlrd I lie tnm m iltr* luiued down the fhe ( nminii.mil allri if t.Jin*} tdjouin.im rnl pru|H>«*| by t vote Ihr l» •ml rruiltilion loi the 5 1 *)0.ul 12 ay tin,I. 10 in lavnr and I .’ IVl<l wiiaiJ oi.j teimin.il on the lakrtronl, p.*..e,| l|,r me.*,ute which oilhon/r, the City to lour Imnrl. In thit amount I lirtr. ..ml a h ttrn tm n * . Th,- Committee then went • bea,| with l*» deloite, whifh was ecpei-led to Irail to a Vote tome K, 'hue, w ill Iw- ile tig iia le d time diiriny the nay. .Vt lea,t l?*o■'* l" " l tern,m ,l .,r,d p ittin g metre tbli?|. of the no m*lin n , were e i|,?ctr-l to vote for the H. .S. prore*er,ur bond, (lO.ltl Inform ,-,I ip ia ite i, -aid Ibitaiu Ihe ...III, ,11 dl IKNIitli |*h»|*r“11\ «iimpit«init Lifa JO f„ M in tlu iitr bad received In .tn ic tio n . In .upport the II. S propo.al, together nf I -ikr \ ipa l*nk If-ul |iirvi«H(ily with two |,elutlie.e aiurnilinent*. hern tmtl^v pliot, n, John G iay, and t„ ab.tain on the A.ianv y . ,__ . , N. Arab proposal, . 1 w " >,r itl.h delegate Juliu>> K.,t«,,,,,, bad rip tred I be tile **.*, ,1 Ruchv delayed the vote by a long "tic lime utidri cnntideraiaiu i,y the ntthek on the D n itrd S tale ., whkh I loud,* Department o| the Amen- some diplomats described p ri­ t<M | ^ , „ in t,„ „ „ r |,r< ,| vately a * a filth n ite r. After hr ■ . c ' ' hail hr, ii .peaking a ln io .t an hour. * French defrgate F ra n c i. la C w l* Tin- area on-toon, jp , |rr( H-krd the chairman to see that frontage on Sentinol, lloulevaid he stork to the ,|ue.tloo or, tha II* ASSOI IATKH PUKKH An undei|eimined numlter of railmad twilchmcn uf at leatl foul railinad* Iwn in Detrml and two mi (h it ago via veil away from k” work Itufay, rr)H>itiiig in 1Hnrr." earlier *pnkrimrn *md ranee's m o very aince lilao. Fra Tlie "tick** tall* ajrpesrrd In ' alum front th, dm**,, follow the pattern ul la*l Dec- that “ the CommunisU * atWe t einl»er'» wnrk .loppagr when roaM •top us," Plevrn sat>l, AU'erican amu, he Will, are arrivii.^ nn,l ‘ a*'1 every memliet nf Ihe undeSenate prr,m.cdnr., .aUummi.iee ' 0 ™1' ' ^ ' ; 1 are Iwing delivered It, the Iroop • frated IPhtlsiprad Is In debt U* the un h.ro t k United Stale. *houfd, hrotlwghyid ?d railroad tramrPile t'atmmunlLy ,-ffotia It. } University for money leu rowed and .Ifiji |r^l alnn. ||, and Pul agenda. ..Irak the flow. In the entire 'during the fie d M I .eusonon unntetto Avenue, and i- l»..ilrsl Ho­ t'haltm an Roberto Urdineta IrUild 1W^*anilary (oridT neerUd \• ? * * * * ? % * "wildcat" *t |l-narlaa*s n * e * « » Sts* st key lerininjlt. pailiamcnt of inoie than *•<“• sgteement to pay It t,a, k frommediately tioitli of the (ireyhuun?! for it* d r f r n u . F a rly , there w rre no re|*nrta Of deputies, he cull It was dou b tfu l1ran tin g * on Jobs n ftri the end this Station The D efrnte Depailment want, sim ilar “aiek'* ra ti* In iitie a other .there a te ten “defeatiata.” of the season PVci) O ii n . w’. X h a . Imllt la ig | Pleven praised the .................... . 1,1 '«»’* ‘ he Mholaiship niorte-,- development, in rhuiupaigi,. III., lo d ra ft IH yc*t old* Inn many than iKOroit and Chicago. Home kwilrhmen to,lay failed tn Uroral Itw igbt D K iten h n u ,, '■|»oy help them get mil ..f debt, told llie l it, l omtili mn tin,I lie , 11 C C I 111 Cnngrc** member* have been t,-|H,rt for work at the Chesapeake tn load the North A tlan tic fori, hut 'it w ont clear all ,f them doubled, doc to p ir-cn t emergency I M - u r t v i la tearching lo r p o iiih lc allernalivc*. A Ohio and the Wabash in De- amt said “we are ptnod to ml Mthoogh arnmint • listed on t tn- conditions, that much could la JohtiMin ami Ixnlgr Imth said tro it, and the Santa Fe and Chi­ him supreme romltiander." trtjulalHon ranged from f ’jn.pft to tlone Inside of .iy month, in the their pru|K>sal* fur a fnieign cago I m-I i line In Chieago. A The Prem ier urged that the MbTh'.! in a rmiplc of Instanees. development of the project _______ kglon were .lerigMd to g " <jl"n* , |H;kv, man , hp Santa Fe .aid .HI Westerri buildup lo- orgatilual tn Wesley Vordenberg, d in . tor of Future action, be |,.|d the emuT A l.I.A llA ftH K K . Jon ,IU—lA*| With and not replace the IKfcn.e ^imhmen about half the dsy such a Way a* to minimise ,.?, v,national guidance and placement, nii.alonet*. depend on the pro —Attorney General Richard KrDepartment * I W i to inernw , hir, . 4.((IM ln “ ,kk*“ An unde nomle dialotallort "W e inu»t set ■*«i*l to, fimlball player would gel grant set tit, by the Federal llou*- via bus been ie>pie«trd to lake he armed forces lo 3, ill.VMN. men rp|Mirtp<J «,|ch" promptitude," he *a|?t more than IHW) from the first ul- big A 'lm lnU trallm i W ith the re- aition to iccoter money allegedly statr vrlivaliro, „ f lit, .Sanford Naval |„.| m l,y June. na ,-a** « ■ * furnishing the .Stn-.sing tiuil unity I* the location, SenHut JohnMin said hi* proposal u-ith- Air Nlation, he added, nod the pre- Miprem, court budding "Weat'a highest duly’ Pleven said Florida .State’s 420,000 WASHINGTON. J«n 30— </l“i r Two Senalmt urged Cnngiru Imiay to autlinrttr thr rearuilmg uf a U- S. Foreign l^gm n. to he (omfMMcd of a million or more udi-Communid young men of oilier naliont. Senator* Lodge (K -M a u ) and Edwin C. Johnton (D -tn ln ) prov­ ed thi* idea at hearing* by the Rn*ro Kvr-is. IH, of l«ahe Atenroe was ,j*erieu*ly injured at mile* aorthwaaTw Suwon Araerj- 5:00 o'rinck yonlerday sflerrhmn ran unite ware fired on by Red* when a 1848 Chevrolet Coach in In welM jlddro ro *** ,^ *n x ^ mad* which he was a jwssrngcr, turnrd over twice while traveling al high .need on a curv*? on the Old Orlaamlo Highway south of (ilnderville lie wa* taken to FVrnald-Ijiughton Memorial Hospital where ho wa* placed under an oiygen tent. Although *tl|l In critical condi­ tion from head injuries, hi* cunditon wa* somewhat linprivod V By TEX EASLEY this morning, said Dr. Orville WASHINGTON, J 8 * V - ( d i - Hark*, attending physician. Ham Rayburn today twpaaae* the Henry Hardy, Jr„ driver of lt wa> In the oplt It th at Fratm draw id left a halame ,d IIIO.IMHI .•-ill *horti,ge of boo.Ing, not tm, record for tenure at speaker of the the automobile, was badly bruis­ to raise an army of |, immi.i «hi Get- C i v i l A i r F a t r o l much dlfficollv 'bouhl to- CMmans, Pole* and Cscch* to serve ... . .... , . accepted the compromise plan to th r three-college scholarship lloure o f RepneentaUtro* estab­ ed, but was able to apfx-ar this In Kuropr un-Jer U. 8 color* I 121I I S ( O ilH l I1 urged by tbe U. ii fo r Geiinno fond, ami money still Is coming in rooriti-ml in going ubutd wltb llolished by llenry C1*y more than a |morning at the office of Sheriff hiillding prior ram. (('•a ila a e a i n Coe— a l i i from th r rurrent racing season . _— rentury ago. P. A. M c r o in regard to charge, |“ may make It unnecessary" lo II,- .tail'd that til. |,,,-.,*nt in ---- ; Kaeh college keeps it. claim (•• More than I« aviation min<b<l The crack of the stocky, bald of nvk lee* driving, the litter take the very young In the yeni. Hu- oitexprnde.l balance >,f it- ft, *t fcnliou ,. to construct a fai unit I nhtarl. He said he is opposed to men from the Cocoa T itu sville a n - , Vocational School Triah'a gavel calling the llou»e to stated. ... ■ . g alba atlort The laiard <>f . im linl n,III,true,,I hillhllng, the fil-t II imo nvi their | will meet tornoimw night at the itaalnn at noon we* due to eiceed State Patrolman II. lb Har­ sending “ beardless Imp* of whlcb would bate .tori- |,ace 0 |)C H 8 1 l l 4 ( llth K li i.ti't r||vider| up Ihr I'lfat f.| inmay'll record of elcht year*, four rison. who with Hherlff Hero, in­ death anil csposlng tlo m to tin Airport Hangar w ith mend o r * *,f The pro],-i t would ul-o llicltid, n _____ tng .easio, money yethell hole*" of Ihe world. tin Kanfnrd Kcpiadion of th r Civil | _ months and II daye «a presiding vestigate?) the accident, left for liall in wbirb civic clubs could l/a lg r prnpotrtl a “ volunteer A ir Patrol to order to gain Infm The Vocational Sc head will la The law perm it* each hot.c and Lake Monroe immediately afleiI f officer o f the Houm . meet. Although ,t is t>m caily to freedom corps," to la? open t„ mat ionconcerning Ihe nrganlsatim, gin night rlas .e. f,„ the general dug track t? > hold at, e tlr a 't„y „f In neither rase was tho long ton- wartl to notify Rrscoe Keans’ make i-.limutc. arcording to de­ parent* and a> 8:15 P. M. en­ Asiatic* aa well as Kurn|rcan*. of a flig h t unit in Ihe east ro a.l public nest M o n ls y r v r n lo g .lt wa. raring each year, with all profit-, ure co n tlrjcj*. tailed plans it I* la-llen d I hut the Under his Idea, the corps would area. announced this morning by Mrs going into the schidar.hi|, fund for Rayburn assumed the P"<1 on. countered another wreck piojttt will ,-o.t from $ tiat.oia, to l<egin w ith 2Wt,(axi lecrults In loc.t week Capt. Wally Ktohn,- It. C. M axwell, principal. Th worthy klinlent* at Ihe .ta t. »>u>ThU was a rollislon in whkh | l « . l l s » s Mb e*B* Sill Rept 14. 1I»«0, filling a vacancy Kurope b ill- aim fur an eventual end Lieut. David Reinley of Ihe classes w ill include typ in g . *h„i,t. [ported Iiinstitution.. They lied don’t created by the death o f the late no Injuries were Involved and build up In lUKKMMO men. I have to 1 laathletes, hill th.it Wahand and biislne*. letters. Inral C.A.P. *c|iia,lron vixllrd T i­ William B. Bankhead o f Alabama. orcurred on Highway No. 40 wh«n Tire general Idea n f a foreign r„, Mu* o-idi*• guUed hka of the h-rri-. The night classes, designed f„i Hi* service as epeakor urea In­ Heivi, M. Osborne, driving a Irgion w a* endorsed by Trary tusville ami fVo-oa and outlined In the a v latn i* there Ihe working veterans only, have lo-e,, ext.... ini lalore when It p *»w-d 11„- law terrupted during the Bepoblkan- I84R Pontiac Coach, signalled for Viaohee*. former llm le r Kec them to lo Ihe Ihe general general publk public foil? following the controlled Wth Cnftgfoea In 1847* a left turn, which signal, Jack r o la ir « r ^ h ! A M ? r|tro,>V > L r w i " f ,l"' C-A P- ,’ n', them Morris Renton, directly brhird rr * r? ,fLl . l , , ? 1!: i „ ,n altend a meeting of the wju*d demand for Initrurtlon by person* ta. *aid he thought It would tw necea- .... _____. ,K _ who wnrk in tn,- daytim e, stated Rtatlatlrlana in Iht Congression­ her in a IM 7 Plymouth Redan, nary a,am lo draft both ( I ) IN ton here. Wcnthcr Biirciiii Says The meeting for C A.I*, cadets I Mrs. M axw ell, al Library bevy figured that the failed to iiliaerve, mid Mr. Harri­ year old*, ami ( t l married'men son. Damage to the Pontiac wa* w ill s ta ll at 7:00 n'rlm-k tomorrow Anyone wishing to enroll should • record Clay set In between ta il tinder 2(1 who have ho children. I.A K K I.A N D 7 Jan !» «J*» W A S H IN G I U N , -lao l" ?/lh and 1825 totaled 3.054H day*. To­ estimated at IIS * amt to the K?,me Congress mcmlwr* hav, nighL A short d rill period w ill la- do so as e<a,n n% possible In order Th, Federal-State Frost W arn Senator Holland dieeltised I ' hI*) Plymouth at 850. followed by a clan* In ntclerology. for *he class lo l*-gt„ together, day |a Rayburn's 3,067th. Ing Service In la y sabl l( ap that Ih, G i.-a tn Iwren <oo.kSvi l,ig th>wv a* al M iallli ('lllilC During the p u t throe months I ternalive group* for an extension the . t o d y , of weather phenomena Fnrollmenta will lo- taken on any ocared Florida Would coupe the Commission has asked h i* efA business meeting w ill bo held at evening exec-pt Saturday and SunRayburn ha* »ieroded the eight IfMMtaoro oa Pas* am ’ rout of ihe seven- fre,-*e sweep fu rl* lo .peed lax evasion ro .r* 8:00 o’rloek and a train ing Him day between Ihe hours o f 7:00 ami ing ilown 'h r lower Rio Grand year recx-ida an ipoakar chalked again ,1 Ih r S. and G. gambling w ill t * shown. :.T0 I'.M , up by two other men. They were valley, syndic,,1» *>f Vt t it m r Mid (nrmer Joseph u. (Uncle Joe) Can mm of Since Suhilay forceadeis h«‘ . Sheriff Jimmy Soil,van uf Dude h e ll c x p c tln g the free/,- to county. Illinois, IWU to 1811} and Champ Five fteminola High School stu­ *w,-«|, Into Florid,: hut last mgld Clark o f Mliwuri. 1*11 Holland told a reporter Ilia! l i t * 1818. dents today pry sented a sprightly . . a..i IUa House, program o f songs and dances and The apeakcnhlp they said rotlthwesterly wind, he had laker, ihe matter up with A T L A N T A , Jan. O O -W t C ov­ sometime* hailed are kcjdrig the rold pushed lank. , Internal II, v, nm- Iturcnu. lie “ got a big haroP at the I Jon* Club entor Herman Talmadge Imiay The forecast f»r tonight and Hl|d,-d. ” 1 feel « , will more g m o tt powerful poellloa in the na- meeting today. signed into law a bill banning tomorrow morning *«< partly M(-itvit> In the*,- ,n»c» In th,‘ *tio n , carries with It the r%ht e f J. Hamilton RDhse Introduced the wearing of hooded mask* ami rlmj'ly ami mild exrept ncraaioPal ,„.rt( future." ■accession o f tha presidency if the tha “ talent” Including his own burning of crosses, long the In r * . lly JAt’K IIKLI. rain and turning cold, letter President and Vice President die daughter, Baba Bisbro, who ac­ lymlvda o f the Ku Klu* Klsn, Holland made pul'll • __ him from Jack K Younger. to The Governor said: nr cannot serve. companied Ellen Driggers in a W ASHINGTO N. Jan. 30 -4/ 6*1 Confident Kcimtotuant la d ntglit I r erne northern districts W wlnewiayi partly cloudy and l„ r „b;,nl of th - M iam i ( ’rime “ No comment rsropl that I ap p ird ifle d v n lo ry in 1952 am i Senator Taft (ft-O l.in J poked ('ireign |v, A native of Tennessee, Rayburn novelty number mlltTad “ Whan milil it, south ami centra). ?„■* r„m ml**?on, wlueh *aid: proved !t." went to TaaM with hta family Paw Was Courtin' Maw.” Ik y at the major itiu e in llie prr»dential race r aslonal rain and cnblrr in “The* Grime Fnmmlimlon m it* The Mil passed the Gnrgt* wbUa a child. Aa a small boy bo Charmingly costumed in a ham T a ft, regarded as a leading camlgUlc fo r the GOP im m in a li' n. told northern d ia trirt* with a fev bring alamt la-tter rede I t milee on o m occasion to sleeved, floor sweeping Florida House ltd to 1 amt was approved |ww e lifo irrrn rn t ha* In Ihe |'*st listen Jo fashion oP tha Gay Nineties, U s unanimously by Ute Senate. The a crowd n f more iltan 2,000 party members lie/,- lit* , th* itcnple's run shower* on MUIthea.t c?ai*t. (lo ll,a,k: No frost ilanger j .pent considerable time ami work ccrn over international affairs "may well be ‘ V - determining factor” m noted T eia e orator 4*y. Ha singing o f Mias Driggers brought bill through Thursday morning. |n giving aaalslame ami e?a,|o-r t started broad grin* to the face* o f the wear a mask or burn a cross on next year'* eleetlon*. has since said that li Tcm peroturo* thla murning in ia tiu n to the Intelligence unit «t him lJon*, especially King Lion Harry public property, or jn private him on tha carter Taft spokr at a tally al whirl? truckling to Foil,muni.t aympathl property without written consent new Kewuhliran member* o f Out ler* In Itn Hiidod State a. (2i any lower Itiu Grand Valley of Tt-ru- the Internal Revenue Department, % te the poet be Robaon and Voile William*. Jr. tanged from 28 to 2H degrees wltb but some of these - * . e . , particuHe has oitea David Ha*tar, tenor w h i n of nf Uw owner. It nito prohibiu great joined with othera in preda­ appraseme It if Russia whtrh Is nay perron or group from at­ ting Um Party will win control nf likfly to lead to more aggression, {reeling rain, Ihe service said, tarly the rasr »>f llie S. anil G. hi* greatest tha Seminole High M m ol tempting to Intimidate by any Oinrigreae and Ihe While House lo f i r any waste nf o f to serve aa 1 resource, milling that present indications gaintiling syndicate, appear to Club, waa applauded for Ms any other perron or WM. with the idea that we ran Intv na- are Florida w ill e*ra|?e the brunt have town lost for the past ynar Refere coming te Ing o f "Ilarim r Light*" and ‘ Mona inns and one h alf in tbe l!u r,a u of Urging a fighting eaa.paigri lines and (4 ) anv dissipation nf nf this rold weather, 1818, Rayburn sei U sa". John Pita acMataanlod him group. Internal Revenue In Washington. king Mila wer- lieaten against the |,em>o-fa1*, Senato? American resource* that will wraUnmaskini the Tesaa House and also Gretehen Kirthhoff, who IH G IfT h O F M AN “Thla I* a tax evasion case, Ilea*, and was It* tn the roatuam o f a majorette wfch In tha 1848 and 1810 Mwlont Duff (R -P a l summed up the vlrw» ken the American people." L O N D O N , Jan. 30 b t V A anil I feel reasonably confident atura IrUt Talmadge nf m?>*t nf the epeakerw when he Taft aald most Americana want Hc eras 4* n baton, per for mail a lively danrr. judge has ruled that n malt the investigation was , > mplrtrd leader* got behind this year'* *h*.utedr “ Give 'em hull and well "an all-powerful Air Force and r a - , • la a bachelor. Dr. frank Morgan, visiting King proposal and It sailed through have the whnlr woika in 1852." complete control of the -ca and w rralling h i* w ife for a kts* i. almost two year* ag". It I* * Lion of Uw Oviedo I Jon*, waa eo almost without objection imt g iility of aasault. • rase against enemies o f -ocitey, Ta ft laid down hi* <nvn foreig?? air to protect our own aafety." He Impressed with the | g f l f p m i nur Tbe p la in tiff waa M l*. Hetty organised gam htrr* and rackrprogram a* ere- ‘f,n r*cW basic all? added howev?», "»hey know aa The Lake Mary that He invttrd the t m and girl* W oolf, whe h separated from C W T OK D YING . ... «. . . . . , leers, person* who have f?rr year* on a at rang A me rlta amt co-pvc.i- wall a* any one -|*e that we c o ­ trir a tlo n Club uf to entertain th# Oviedo elm, nest BOBfON, Jan, UO-d/Pt-Th* lion with throe nation* -sod only unt aa.rsiwc * ' **, tha c- irld ." h-t noilwltd Jack. She testified ( habltuallr .-Inlateit our local and aight. Harry Rihaan yre- Naw Cog Iand Offkfl o f Price Uy in wait for bar a* ehe atate law *, w hkh In my ^jumhl* The 08J i ,i , upttoaed veudthose nation*'- whtrh will Join v i ■ailed her, and In doaUoying the greateal three1 iargv land c ' d ?« but haa left h RUM || i j r o j f.Tun wtthoat to oar eorurity H|mi to Itara. Sha wou.J v*- ,arvt a aaov# to triad to gut raa. W IIA T 8 IN A NAM H jythg Am 'ubm’Tv*- whkh wo have Mown «ia r» the limited * r .lg r al Am- tor* fraa WERT PALM BEACH. Jan. 30 Berawur Collin*: Bald 7 , r l r i l war." ., p -MrD’un* to ic ir * an wasA^minlater XMUad ta know ■till on* In law —(AV-Circuit Judge Joseph 8. “ Thar i Acrwatng the Trwmaa. Admlnl* o f the Ray Be whether hr rouM W n * w fee* •ra'itm o f "wavering uncertainty" a legal •aparattoo W hl»« yesterday granted a peti­ ntll tnera u. until rder, and ran jrou assault tion authorising ark Jackson to ad at P srt Mallom far In drrllng with otlwr nmtioaa, Taft T tft, Kano: .*f Nebraa* order, abeu!4 have kaeu ehrisUnlagw. change hla name to N erd so Sac. Joha PWi told cheering Republican*: ka, thy CO** flo**r l*od#r, chal- youraalfr* ta ervlar la m * H . waa ta)d ha a w ld coinman l. Ha dJwglaatd Un '+ ** *W«, nuiit meet head-on Jl) any CI a y ’ 8 RecordAs House Speaker Sp Is BrokenBy Rayburn W EATHER FroHl Unlikely Hurts Studenti) Entertain On Lionn Program TalmadRc SignN Law Banning UBeOfMaKkH Republicans Confidently Pre»i..:t Victory For GOP In ’52 Campaign f 'IlSzrJ'Xir*. ■ aft Holland Asks F n r Aclimi I n (!asc 0 l‘ S. and (J. Svndicalo Ervin Is Asked T « Recover L o s s On Court Furnishings ate chamber. Coruptrnllr, G. M Gay -cot Krvtn n fe|a,rt i,y State Amiltnr lliy a n M’llli* that the late had .offered "sol,-tuntlal loa.v" through acceptance of inferior furnishing., bought wlthoiit r*>mpctlUvr hid* at |»rlcr« *la,ve ,e l(ill list prtre* The audit also *ai?i that .nine of the furniture « a , bica'rd In the Improvement romml.alon o f­ fices and some h a . not lo*en found at all fia y asked Krvin to la te what legal -tape are net c a r y to recover Ihe money allegedly lost, and alco lo make a .tody hi r t f if ciim inal law . have l>een vlolaird, Th?- nmlll reported »»? r tilira l of I W S n y ik r, former chief clerk ??f ‘ he improvement • mi mission who w a* In charge of tlo- mirrhaata (hiring ih* adm i n i a l inn of , Jove root Mlliar»l Fal'lwrell The lejwilt -esalit Snyder war personally interested in one? ??f III* firms which obtained a con­ tract for part <*f tin* ?o?irt furn­ ishing. Frvtn «ald he h a- railed tha aii-lll to the sttcntlon nf (lover no, W arren, who i* rhairman of the Improvement rnnimi»v>n, for study by that agency. He aald he preferred in hold op the legal action rei|Uc*t«l by ' •> " nlil that *-omml*.i«n haa a chance to make an investigation. lb,tli Snyder amt W alter Keye*. p,rsent director n f the improve­ ment eommi*»lon. declined --orr.ment until they have made a detailed ^ t u d ^ o f ^ li ^ J * u d it _ _ Siinlorfl Wi'iilbor High yerterday 7d Low today 5d Rain 00 Jan. rain .77 inch Norm al Jan. rain 2.35 lnch*i. The Weather J A C K S O N V IL L E . Jan. ,v> -u n m 19 A tlanta -n •14 lliam ark 31 21 Huston 28 72 Hrownavllla Chicago s -15 Denver 4 -18 Fresno Mp!s,-Ht. Paul Naw York Waahlagtoii Apalachicola Key Waal Orlando Tampa 48 •18 84 8 n 77 77 84 -» 84 88 H «t It •• * Z a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 29, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fe0b39fc2884dd20ec7fb6fc8c49decd.pdf fefc7eb5e70cdd7a06710a46a0494d5d PDF Text Text TTTTHST1AT JAN. 25. 1!»r*f T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A PAGE EIGHT Albert Urttitvn, trnhman frnl>g rtmch nl Yale, w it burn In .t.tirtrp, hrlptum. 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Artsticiutrd Press Leased Wire FRIDAY JAN. i!H. 1!I.M 113 Committee Named French Seek Suwon Is Recaptured By UN Force To Consider Plans To Organize i United Army As Chinese Reds Refuse To Fight; In Hospital Crisis All Western Nations County Stymied For At Least 6 Months On Issue Of Bonds; Fish Trustee Heard ® Nearly 200 representative cilizens oi Sanford and Seminole County met thi* morning at the Court Home to comider lire cririi created by the Navy order that the Frrnald Ijughton Memorial Hospital be vacated from the San­ ford Naval Station, and voted that a raven man committee be appointed to act on the matter to Paid in planning temporary hoipital quaiterr and atii«l the Ikrt Fiih Estate in iti plan to build a nev hospital here. Formation of the commillrc »a i firvt .uggc.ied by County Commitiioner II. R. Pope and wa« brought to a motion by Karlylc llouiholdrr. local attorney ant commander of the Sanford Po»t 9 of the American Legion. It war •econded by the Rev. J. E. Mc­ Kinley. pallor of the First Methodill Church. Member* of the Hospital Kra»rgency Committee appointed are Ed Whitney, acting chairman, Bov. J. K McKinley, L . F. Boyle. 0. W. Spencer, W. R. Stemper, W il­ liam Kirk and J. Bralley Odham. Serving In an advlaory rapacity will be Roy Heller, Dr. C. U. Park ft nnd Dr. Orville Barks. Acting on the suggestion of Karlylc llousholder, J. F. Mc­ Clelland. chairman of the County Commission, who had ealled the meeting today, appuintrd two member* to the committee, the Rev. MeKinley and 8«nator Roylr. The City waa asked to name two members, the Hospital Associa­ tion. two and the Chamber of Commerce one. Maror Fred Dyson appointed # Mr. Spencer, local attorney, whose rig g actio* et Ui„ C U y . Commls* sion meeting Stondav night had resulted In the calling of the meeting today, and City Commis­ sioner Etempor. T . K. Tucker, ptvmidrnt of the Pernald-I.aughton Hospital As­ sociation ap|tolnted as his two romr.iittee member*. William F. Kirk of Kirk Motors Co., and J. Bralley Odham president of tha Florida Jaycccs. I R. James (lut, president of the Seminole County chamber of Com­ merce. appointed Ed Whitney, manager, as the Chamber’s re­ presentative. Mr. Whitney, named as head of the Hospital Emergency Commitlee. conferred , immediately with Mr. Tucker roneernlng a meeting and It was agreed to have a luneWin at I3ilfi eYfoek tomor­ row at the Mnnteguma Hotel, in which the new members will conm fe r with the Hospital representa­ t i v e s . Roy Holler. Advisor to the Association, and Dr. C« l » Park and Dr. Orville Bsrka at the Coun­ ty Medical Association will be In­ vited In an advisory c m c lly . Representing the Bert fish testamrntary trust at the meeting wag James K. 1’ollard. Drl-and, general manager of the estate. Mr. Pollard pointed out 'hat the Fish Estate had purrhased a site here at McilunviUr Avenue g and First Street for the erection of a 1700,000 hoepltal, but egprtiKtl ihf opinion that thi* could not be accomplished inside of I t mouths or two year*. 11# estimated that plans alone would take all months to formulate. He revraled that bids on the Dr Land hospital construct ion will be received in sly months Asked by I . F. Boyle about Um funds available for construction of the hospital hare, he sUtod that some .minors financing will be required * to make the fund* ltould. “ Do you think that bi about ■lx months you could get the plana and the .reonejr far con­ struction of the hoapftal! asked Mr. Boyle. Mr. Pollard replied that this might ha peaalble. When the question at County nld In the flnanctag tama up, Fred Wilson, a trustee af tha Fish estate, declared that he did not think It possible for the Ceun« t y ta operate a hmritol in co­ operation with Use Fish estate. - I f the County ImUl the hoe- ttrtwrarts.'e reptwriSvfiaasrt bo dors," replied k r . WOson. Tha question MU* abate up whether or not the'CoBaAy could build a hospital faster than the Fish estate, and after Senator Boyle aa county attorney had out- .^ s .^ w a w s * Louisiana Courts Are Charged With Crime Affiliation Kcfauver Committee Is Told Of Attempt To Bribe Attorney WageFreezeComingDespiteUnions Would Be Joined Under One Head; Germans To Attend PARIS, Jsn. 2b (/IV Fiance made an liiilcnc move today to mutter the toldiert oi Europe. who have vpilied each otlier’r blood for centuries, into one ainty. under one commander, anayrd avaunt cne enemy— Communitm. I ler dramatic ^ropotal -vent out today in the form of invitations to II guvrrnmcnii to mtet line to talk it over Feb. b. It is the latest effoit in Europe to end the petty tivalries apd centuries old distrusts *»liich have kept the western world from getting ready to fend off a possible attack from the East. The first invitation— a»d the first reported acceptance— was that to the Federal Republic of West tier many. (Inmans, hi-toric enemies of France, who have in­ vaded this nation three times In three generation*, arr quoted a* being anxious to heal the wounds thev have caused to the French and to put on the same Imot*, helmets and Insignia as their European neighbors. A West Ger­ man government source In Bonn said the Germans were certain to accept the invitation. Canada and the United Stales bare been asked to send observ­ ers. The Ercnch plan: I. There would lx- a single Euro­ pean Defense Minister, a civilian of International status, to handle the recruitment. Induing ami equipping of the single European army. 'J. There would be a single general staff of officers to com­ mand It. 3. Nations with overseas terri­ tories, such a* the French in In­ dochina and North Africa, the Belgians In Central Africa, the British in Malaya and elsewhere, would retain their Mivlduat oversea s forces for peNet or mili­ tary duty there. I. Internal security poller will he outsidr the European army control for such duties as Hot prevention, regulation of traffic and Internal crTmf, and for u«* .»-» service forces If strikes threaten vital communication* The European army s first chore wbuld be to make armed strength— land, sea, and air— available to General Dwight D. Elsenhower’s Atlantic Fact Army. Elsenhowar already has started forming his Supreme Headquart­ ers Allied power* In Europe (S H A P E ! to throw an armed bar­ rier across Europe from the Baltic t» the Balkans. The French scheme, sometimes called the “ Pleven Plan" for Prooiler Rene Pleven, In no way eonflh-te with the Atlantic Pact plan. ,0S S " o " c " “ ,:;C a n ad ian O f f e r s Frost Is Forcast W ithout Approval Compromise Plan For San lord Area Of Nine Man Board Saturday Morning W ASHINGTON. ),n . 2f> 4/P) For Korean Peace L A K E L A N D . Jan. IN Joint Civic Cl u b Me e t Addressed By Dr. Harrison Frost ns far south a, the Ever­ -Econom ic Item Lite Juhn'.lon glades nod lowei ea>t count dis­ today prepared >o issue a blanket W i t h d r a w a l O f N o i l - trict, of pctiiosuiwi t lot Mo loniui vvsge control mdci nn his own. i* , row morning hut rl-ing teniiH’iaNEW ORLEANS. Jan. 26— </P) lot lack of union lalxir agreement I K O T C a i l If, 1 C H I C II t S lure, Ihcicafter wav forecast to — Senator Keiauvcr. chopping at day l-\ the F'edrral St»te Froit to ft rede action by live llie protretive covering on gamb­ U Mining Service. Stabilization Doaid. . . . — —; — The forecast: ling and vice in thii nerve center Auu ...oil'd »aiu- ihe lUndaid Tonight nnd Satunluy m orn­ The announcement, coupled with ^ n' ^ 1 of crime, heard testimony today III living m thr imdrix Irxr |i a price freeze and rollback, could — Canada offered a ..x poml corn- ing: i It ul and cold. Light vvindr directed at Louisiana’s supreme wlth peiiod of iiilm . Ilurli gioun I area, ol the ...ill cl nirirlv liy .endcome late lodav hut mechanical Famine Korean ,ware plan to the alwut right degree* w anner than IIIg thrill apple pie.. court. ».»ul Dr problems are very likely to delay Ln,"td 1 ol" K low ground. I.ow e.i temperatures New Orleans attorney James I. i( lirira Cu'tlcgc. 1 lull,nil. < P..ill today. Altering some details of In low grown.I location, w ill occui it until Salui day. McCain told the Senate Ciimc In­ 12-n.clion Arah-Anan proposal. *■ between t A-M and ;1 A M. S«t- Ih•ir», Kv. Chain oi Mi-.ion. . jxakInformed officials said Johnvestigating Committee this state’s , • n i i i i ■cell* for * conference here or in unlay with slowly rl»lnc lemlcncv n -ii llir punl civic club luncheon slon ha. virtually abandoned hope ^ H|)|lin „ * frk u |k thrie u ttrr high tribunal did a complete about PhI.i V st the I m l |’irili)l'ii* n ew L»elhl wiuun a Gainevv lilt- district: -7 to .'II Oiuicli.” Oilistlanity ii llie »m»l that the nine-man wage board of face on padlock suits against seva prrliminabout a cease-fire as degrees with frost. Johnston's Economic blablization eial gambling casinos in nearby impoilinl rlrmml in ll>ing lo Ml ary to other, peace steps. Upcr east coa-t district: fN to Agency— made up ol three mem­ Jefferson Parish (county). up inspire embed pcupln Letter II. I’earson. Canadian Lx- 33 degree* with frost. bers each rrpreienting labor, man­ “The supreme couit reversed ternal (Foreign) Affaiis Minuter, Or lalolo amt lull III .Million of Intlixlucrd by Rrv, A t* Meagement and the public -can get itself on the same point of law raid his program would he a con- llrooksvillc district: 30 to .It de­ limit at "a tuierttlul phyiieun. unanimous agreement. using the same brief, the same at­ clunvc test oi the real intcntronv grees with f ro it; pockit- '.'I s tutirtsfui .mstlonai) hiiJ an Tlie vote now stands ti to 3, South riorlion of Itrooksvllle torneys and the same cases.’’ Mc­ with the public and Industry mem- of the Communist Chinese Govern distrirt. Itidgc uni llartow dis­ inibat mini of CIllUl". l)> ll.ilCain testified. l«n> ready to act and labor hold­ merit in Peiping, tricts: 31 to 35 degree- witli fiost, titon ,|h>kt on ” 1 hr t oiiiiilniti"fi lie told Senator Krfauvrr this ing off. Cyrus 8. filing, wage lie* proposed that the I’otltical |iorkels 38. Vl'r l".hi M-ikr In liackwsrd V il-oard chairman so far lias deelln- Committee give the Communist story: West Coust di«trii* tiiu p e ra - Imiit” , and lie iMiinlnl out tli.it re! to issue the order vvithout un­ Chinese- IN hours to answer whe­ lutes lunging from 31 at E f e r“ I represented certain taxpay­ animous agreement. ther it would take part in the and 33 at Elientoll lo 33 degrees llir proplrt o| .ill olliri n.itmin ers of Jefferson Parish who filed Johnston conferred with Chlng conference, lie slid not present a ut Iona w ith scalteird f r o -t ; poc­ look ii|hiii ut of tin* "'unity at padlock suits against the Beverly thi- morning. Neither official gave fin noil resolution. kets 3H deg ter*. llir one nsliun in llie wuilil llir) Club and Club Forrest. The Canadian plan differed from reporters any clue to the con"The stale district court’s de­ Indian llive i d i d n 't 3t to .'t'i would like In iimUtr the Arah-Asian resolution in vet rat ion. cision threw the eases out saying degrees and Haltered In * ,'. tli(rrtlig no a|Hi|ogli • (”i 111«that a cea-e-flrr must Hut from othri. quarters . it was -peeifying . curing l* the law was uncontiilutlotial. Evrigladrs dlsliirt: 'll |i 3l> high Vincin all -tandard "f liv­ learned that the labor mi-nil-ers o f. precede any other discussion, and “ We look these eases to the ut near Inkr, 3N in toldi-i places, ing. I*i llsiiison taol “O ik the tasanl seemed adament, ap- In putting a time limit on negosupreme court and that body heir - Gallons. It also made plain that scatteiv-l frost. Flcda— deep lake •tandanl of life i • w h a t patently on instruction:, from Ihcl unanimously decided that tire !nw withdrawal of all non-Korean area 33 to 36 degree, with cat- God waol, it to lie. There Iorganisations. was constitutional and tent the Icted iglit frost. nothing discreditable ulrout it, It wav Indicated that the union­ si mod forces from Korea should eases back to the district court Lower rn-t com t diiliict: 3d to nothing «c should lx- uihnpicd of. include all Chinese. for further action. ists felt it would !«,• unwise atzaRut prolonged argument on pri­ 10 dcgii r* Pear coa»t: 33 to 38 even though the rest of Ihe world “ A friend of mine asked me to tegy, from the standpoint uf ority of the Asian-Arah proposals degree, with scattered light frost is pool. Th i, idea l> wrong, go­ delay the cases, saying he would range policy, to put the scat ing and coming Wu illdn'l teal or altered versions, and on (lie U. away from coast get me on the payroll of the Club liA'Ndljll '• fpt» «»"• * ai mer, approval of A F!-, CIO nnd olher .till stali'Uigk «t| hvtpir ,w* . lie■J *nd demand .Vi brand Copueuni’d rorrt-ti. Uc advised ^jpe that, I nnrtiluf: wanner Raturdnv.Hight •Velspcd it Wi hiiill II otirrelf." snUrd labor ou a frerXc. organized frseft T I» y Cl.i.ui as an xggrr*v»r In Kvrni would get" asilxtaAce •from stale (('■wllaoea t.n I -a . ewer threatened to delay a vote until and id* fitnl iIbiu' i ’I Kuhd«v uml Il'it he -uld, "I pray lo God that officials In Jefferson perUh in ||i- make u* a little nmir worthy t the vvckcniL , , MondiiY tnuiYilnci. lulling. Ifell said Judges would cl the type oi uMiitliation we en8ir Itenegnl S'. Rau. -if Italia. t pick and the sheriff would •Joy in other puitv of the world, i chief spokrsman foi the ,\.»bhard to find.’* i that la make u, want to contri­ Asiar. group, wants it, rrealpti'tn Senator Krfauvrr commented, bute to the Wclfii" of "thtl pulls acted on first, lie argued yester­ “unless you ran reveal the idea­ ' »f the world nut «• fortunate a, day that a reported lull in hot-illlly of the man offering the bribe, w- at*- ourselves” llles ou tkii Korean front should wt< cannot proceed with this Usbe M-txed l.y the U.N. a, a peace­ Their air Hirer thing, that timony. Now let’s go back to the Ami'lhan inn d" I" help underI’lT T S IIU R G II. Jan. * i - </»’•- making opportunity. law suits.” ■levi-l'ipisl areas, lo- -aid they Farm club* of the Pittsburgh Pir­ New Zealand’* Sir Carl Iter end- 1 McCain said even with the .uc a, follow, ate* will lie grouped at Drlarmi sen wa> emphatically caustic in W A S H IN G TO N , Jan 3d-».Pi supreme court ruling he had “a demanding th * Red China should -College student tor spring training. tl Me call ti> to miprovi the tupf* <i for great difficulty*’ In getting the Blanch Hickey, executive vin be named outright and quieklv Ihe diafi received new assurance liliNlel which GihI ha, - et Ix-foie sulU re-docketed in the state president and general manager >1 an aggressor but be sopih.i I..I ti* today that they ran stay in thrill in thr United Slat'-, t" district court. the Hues, said today the camp will British viewpoint that the U. N. school until the end of tin- term make It a tartlrr iii'hIi I Ilian It The original suits were filed in open March 13 and contlmi should go slow- on invoking sail. - and still enlist In the ,ervir« l now. In said point lug out I hat 1918 and it was 1919 M o re the through mid-April. tlons. Ml til 1*11 percent "I the pool I' III their rhuiec. suits runic before the supreme Rickey will Im* on haml to supviJe'd. said then- wa- no doubt tin I'mtid State, enjoy a high Ihe I'tngiNIM is intend— l tss liuil court the first time. Then the II MMilaars *i* i ' m i I ism I vise activities at the former Naval that ID I China bus helped the a ru,h by student' to drop »ut district court again held the law Air Station. 8o will George Slsh-r. Communist aggrc'-lon In Kun a of -cbmd to enlist III tli'A*r was unconstitutional. rx-tlar maror leaguer win. now but tic argued that the 13-liatlon Form »r Navy. Ophnatil). -md McCain continued, “ We took It heads the Pirate Koutliig prog proposal seemed In show the quick- m l, receiving draft not Ice- mu l It M ila s* * 0 # rarn* T a s l To the suprrnre court again In rani in tho 1'itlvhurgli ana. eat way to peace now. II.- aid go Into the Aimy even tlroiigh 11*60 ami after having it under Fred Hrring, president and g> there weie two ways of treating linn actual illdui tiiui might Inadvisement for six months, the neral manager of the Rues’ Char- a culprit— Bursting him nr re- deferred until Hie end of th< court held the law unconstitu­ lesion (H.C.) affiliate in thu South forming him— ami this was a tional.” Atlantic league, will serve as ad- chance to reform Communist school year. The Ih-fcnsv Department first inlnlstrativo head of the hug* 1China. Neither Justices at the supreme I’AltlS, Jan 3i'i 4/4*1— Fiance camp. Tho British delegate again announced the new plan la-.t »c«'k court nor Judge McCune were found It conflicted with evi-t- 1 t..dny outlawed three pro-CumIn addition to Charleston, oil- ■ argued that Cummuni-t China hud but Immediately available tor com­ mg regulations. There i»l»o was l inuniit iiitrioatioiisl iirgsnlsatioufarm clubs which will work out at the right to occupy China's seat in ment. • tonsiderahle confusion among 'Ucludliig the World Federation of Senator Kcfauver atked MrCaln JA C K S O N V ILL E . Jan. 2 « - < £ I). Inn.I include: New Orlran. of tho U.N. and Its veto-power place ! tour nt, nnd draft iHiard nffi- Trade Union* fW F TID . to file all the briefs ami legal _ l t was a nice clean flgm the Mouthern Association, Waco. In the Security Council. Tbr InlCfoif Minulrv mderril Rau said that the report, of rlal* over how the plan would documents roVinmted with the betwern Henry Massey and the Teua,. of the l.|g state Iragin. the VVFrt’ to rlosi It, intnoii llartli svilli, Oklahoma, of lhthe lull on the Korean front came upei ate. case with his committee. chlinpamee— until the chimp began To eliminate the confllrt, and tlonal hradquaiters here within , Georgia-FI'.rids Uaguc. and Mails- from the press, lie did not :-uy »o. The first witness In the serum! up the confusion, thi De­ a month . . . . . N. C., of the North Car..- Inst some other Indian source, char day’s crime hearings was Anth­ bitinir. They both lost— but Massey a ! bury, fense Department and Selective Thr Minis!rv also ga"- siniilia' lina State League. IU-ailB»e* n . ran* T * . i ony Marcello, brother, of Carols defeat was more painful. Service got togrthci yesterday I" oi,his to th* IV in Id t c l " mIIoii of Marcello whom Kcfauver yevterOnlv sign of the chimp a euh- | Cluba affiliated with the Itu. make additional Change* ill droft Dennx-ratlr youth and the Interterday called one of the principal iugatiun was that sha was behind organization bv working agree rules to legalirv the program: national Dcnrociatlc Federation of criminal. In the V tiled States. bars again, klassey had about a ments also will hr invited to thI II Nerretary of Defense Mac Women. Fturlda litabling site. The young Marcello refused to dosen tooth punetnrta. shall wiped out, as far as college The government probably ha* ■ruwer any and all questions Massey, who walfha in at '.*00 student, are eoncermal, a two 1inspired lo move ugainsi the “except m> name and address.” pounds and who Is terr.inal agent yrar-old agreement among tin VVFTU bcruu.e of Red efforts to as Carlos Marcello riintlarly did for the Railway Express Ager-cv. aimed service* which provide I gel Frioch dneki-r* to refuse to yesterday. J isccivtd a call yesterday that tlial Ao service would accept a ; handle American aims ship,. Attorney 0 . Wray Gill, New “a young gorilla” consigned from N EW YORK. Jan. 3 0 - r d t - A voluntary enlistment after a man The Communist-run French Orleans criminal lawyer, repre­ Miami to Allendale, 8. C.. had Mi»s Maude M. Jdnkln* died romance beg in two years agu at had been notified to re port for senting both Marcellos, objected broken out of Ita crate on the Thursday at tho Fornnhl-t^ughton the Metropolitan Opera ended last a pic-induction physical examin­ Confederation of Latxir H III I Is uffiliatid with thi VVFTU. to the committee questioning of way to Jacksonville end had Memorial Hospital following a night In the fatal stabbing of pret­ ation. . In December, 1911*. in London, Anthony Marcello. ty, blonde Virginia Wilson, 34, roughed up a couple of railroad short illneaa. (31 Selective Hervice director leaders of 60,000jOOtl trade union “ Senator, you stated yesterday Mlsa Jenkins was for many years and the arrest on a homicide Lewis It. Ilerahry announced he workers In 63 countries formed . . . and It was In the press that this menExpress rule la that whan an bookkeeper for tho Atlantic Coast chargr her suitor. i3.year-old Ro­ will re-open In the last month of the International Confedcistion " ( man’s brother was one of the animal attaeka anyone, the nearest Line Railroad and rlerk of the lando Kdoll. the college year the rla •si flea l Ion Free Trade Unions (IC F T D l to top criminals of America.” terminal agent must get the beast First Baptist Churrh whore she Police said Scioll, a radio me­ of all student* who had !*<> fight the VVFTU. “ If there la any doubt about thrown Into guarantlno to bo ob­ was superintendent of tho Begin­ chanic. walked up to offirera in ordered to report for Induction Catholic and Foelallst trade that, | want to restate It now,” served for rabies. ners and Primary Department of parked police ear In Brooklyn and during the year hut whore: In­ unions in France afftllatrd with Senator Kcfauver said. go when the boxcar shewed up tho 8unday School. said: * * * • duction wa* postponed under a the IC fT t), Delegate- from the,. Kcfauver dismissed Marcello here, Massey waa on hand with Survivors include two * Isees: *T iust stabbed mv airl friend saying, "with whatever strength a platoon of helpers. But he didn’t Mrs. Jaspci Crowley of *i-.,.sota I vc had a lot of trouble with her irovlslon of the draft law allow French unions and from other ng deferment of rollrge atud- Mediterranean countries met re­ we have, well certainly try to need them. and Mrs. Helen Brock of 0< ando, for the nail two vests. What I went cuts. This will open the way for cently In Marseille, to rnn<l>al the recommend that you get the full "I opened the doer,” he aald. and two cousins: Mrs. M. L through for t>lwo year*, yo j a student, In the final month of Communist* Anli-Aim ricaf cam­ extent of the law.” “The rhlmpansee was lilting Rrrant and Mr*. E. C. Davis of the term, to pick hi* service u> paign. ’ Last night the committee heard right there. I patted her on the Orlando* 'SkWi* 1 fcTnoiicc lo the fou/th a volunteer. CGT-VVFTU Communist, have testimony linking New York and 'M id.‘ “8ho ‘“ liked that, so I took .ed that Funeral services will bo hold floor of a building occupied by an Under the original plan, the been trying to get Mur,ell|rs long­ New Orleans operations through her by the collar and led her Sunday at 3:00 P.M. at tho First electrical comoanv where he lu d student enlistment, would have shoremen to refute to handle a Costello-Kastai alliance. out." Baptist Churrh with Dr. W. P. been employed for the past Id been accepted only In the two 900,1)00 ton* of American arm, All went tin* until Mower start­ Brooks, Jr. officiating. Tha burial /ears. month* immediately prior to the and ammunition reportedly due C LO SE C U T ed to suboiltnt! a chain for tho will bo at *ha Lake View Cemcterv. On a hallway floar lay Miss final month of the term there. O A K LAN D , Calif., Jan. M — 0P) personal touch. Acting as honorary pallbearers will Witovo. a big kitchen knife burieJ The departments nrw announce­ The pro-Comniunist newspaper — Alameda county A F L barbers That started thing*. They wont be the Board of Deacons of tire in he,- hack. ment stressed that “each service ‘Liberation” blasted the govurplast night voted to raise the round and round. Flrat Baptist Churrh. Polk* quoted Scioll as saving would accept •nllitlnent* only ti­ mrnt'j outlawing action a, “ pro> price of haircuts from SI.S5 to Massey finally got the chain he met the girl, an airlines clerk, the rxtrnt that place were open pats'''in for an Increase of polle~ 11.10. secured. Ha Urea wont off to a IIKFKN HK PLA N S when bull attended an nnera per­ for those who desired to enlist.” repression against all National doctor. W A S H IN G TO N . Jan. * 8 -b P > - formance two years. They had Communist*. The government In An Inspector for Uw Jackson- The National C W l Defoiue rblef, kept company since their first recent months has displayed an Millard Caldwell, hae asked the meeting, he said, but she . 8 A K A 8 U TA GROWS Increasingly tough attitude to­ states and territories of the na­ would agree to marry him. He S A R A S O TA , Jan. SO (Hpeciall ward the Red*. fp W i I tion to have their civil dofeaw ••Id they hod frequent quarrels. — Sarasota eelty officials received plana firmly laid by March I. He and tha girl had a data to report* this week that all I960 Fire and police forces should mart at tha plant last night Bcloll statistic* have taken a leap over have “folly IntsgraUd” their said. He said they ausrrejrd be­ 1949 figures. Baal estate sales of civil defense auxiliaries by April cause she waa IK minutes Into, nnd 1960 spiraled to 117,996.200. 44 High v-oatorday «'F Low today 33 embarrassed hr being I. the former governor of Flor continued the spat to the fourth percent above the '49 total. The city's assessed valuation tad hr a middle-aged Ida said yesterday, and recruiting floor where ha has s locker. Rain 00 of all claseee of eiell defense Police said Scroll lold them. 'I has gone up KS percent during Jan, rain .77 i,vch volunteers should be la foil swing west to my locker.l got my knife I960 and bank deposits have ri­ Normal Jan. rain 23>S Inch**. sen 29 percent. asd stabbed her." G a War* Is N ew U. S. Cannot Save P o o r e r Count tics With Apple P i c s Proposal Pittsburg Pirates Farm Clubs Will Train In Delaud C (i II eg: e Students To Be Allowed To Volunteer In June Three Communist Organizations Are Banned By French Railroad Agent In Winner I n Match Wi t h Chimpanzee KOmailCC DPgUll At M e t Performance Miss Maude Jenkins Ends I n Tragedy Dies In HoHpital ” r s-a-®5- —"— S i:... Sanford W eather Probing First Corps Patrols Blast In­ to City As Enemy Continues Retreat II. IILI-IN CLEMEN I X I'DhYO, Salurdsy. Jsn. 37— — Mriing element* of two Vm■ rrie," corps alammrd northward *•ilhits 16 miles ol .Sruul mi Ihe Korean western front Friday *X*in,l spotty to minor tied op­ position. V special t . S. Ki|lh Vim. summary railed il “* limilrd onjrtli.r altark.” Bill il made rlrar that It psrkrd a heavy wallop as il sought for Ihe Chi­ nese Communist army. TOKYO. Jan 26— </l’>— Allied iim m rd co lum n, will, strong ail <up|Miil .wept tbiouel. Iwu ilia Irgu " h r . witlim coinm ulri dn tancr ol Seoul today They took and liters wr».i lx yond Suwon. I 7 sit nulr, jnutli nf llir liumrd out Snutli Korean capi­ tal. and Kun.v anyiimt. Kumyangjang it IS air miles east and iliglilly routlieail nf Suwon. \|* (oirr,|M>ndriil Jim Itrrkrr said ll wa. a "one-two punch" by liattlr-tnlrd ..ml renowned out­ fit.. They found llir .lieetv n| Suwon virtually deierled. rire wall* rd illy wa» a lieat» »l iniokint: rulililr. I heir was no revitlancr in*idr llir city. But the patrol .iinred at Suwon bad piint troulilc before it gnl there. The patrol, inching through whal note vsas itionp CommuilKt Irmtniy, tan Inin vaiyimt oppMF Iron l»w mile* from ihe we,tern fund lown. Il wr*i looking for th# main Cummuniil ilrrnglh in th,l sector. Thr patrol wa« iup|x.rled »dh ntnmird and may hr nn it, way In Sruul nr as lical In the old South Korean capital a* ll tan gel. I hr U. iv 27th Regimental Com­ bat Tram thr famrd Wolfhound. (might into and oul of Suwon last week. Hut time then intel­ ligence officer* vuiprcl th r W .C llinrir R ed, rerouted soutli nf Seoul h.»%<• pulled 1»a(V roin .flit•nt i I’n •*M' Inn ll. i l\**r on tin tor Irffl ft uni ”1*|HII t« t (Hil- Allied ri»t»> in hi lhiii M. led VI8.lied t" 4kIt ot ! nf| HI I.O.II ,, rill (into n t ••m Mil*.1 *rtt vity in ♦1 • im l of hiuru had Ixen Idarked .ut hy tlm U. S. Eighth Nmiy. Ilnl the riiilalll «»■ lifted , ii'iiigli lodav to shin, that at least two U. N. patrol . were working their way ini" Go I'ed territory ,outh of .Seoul, Our patrol heat off a Red Chinese attack with Iwynnst*, Tank* drove the lints off » hill In souther sector. Nirsi guns of the U. N. heavy u m it St. I’aul ami accnnipanying drstroyers lighted lip the Inchon l.mhor anil ill'Perd Red Imttrriri on VVolml l.landci, off Im holt Navy, .Marini and Vir Force plane, |aiunded the whole Seoul area Air, ill fact, had » lo-avy day tilaatl.'ir 33 townl in thr Seoul aria and haiiiniering at two huge enemy road ronvoy* winning down tlirougli thr mountain* in the Kumchon-Kaesong sectors, north of Seoul. The Imyonote and hand to band fighting took place In the v i‘|n« it y of Suwon, 17 mite* south of Mro-hhttkoncd Seoul. A ftrr the doughboy* drove off the attarVing Rods, a Chinese bugle sounded a charge but no ehurge came. It was a wary, deadly game of hide-and-seek all along tha front for ground troop,. Western area intelligence officers yes­ terday expressed the opinion tha Red Chinese had made a UrgeMale withdrawal lx-cau»c of sup­ ply shortage*, the cold weather or poillbty for political reason! — hiplng for a U. N. erase flea order. The L'. 8. Eighth Army comH'aallawaa etc •aa. t*«tai The Weather JA C K S O N V ILLE. Jan. 2fi— 1.77 12 at Atlanta 3 9 lllamarrk 40 J3 Holt.tun 63 70 Brownsville 19 7 Chicago 86 S3 Denver 18 23 Do* Molnea 41 17 New York 46 24 Washington •0 •23 Winnipeg 66 31 Jarkaonvllla 39 v 74 Miami 641 98 Tallahassee 37 64 Tampa '4 �•A FRIDAY JAN. Uti. 1951 T H E 8A W F 0 R P H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A fh e Sanford Herald HfprfxfRVB < fclrRiH, IN IrittH. f i t ilfffeM U ■ wtmi*r nf ikt 4tktMi9lr«l l*rt*« wM/fc I* M llllH tlfltiltv ll |m lint n»* ifur ffp lillt rml«M -r nil »•«•! *#*• NHMlr4 Id INI* •#■«•»§mipnrf. •»* *i#ll »■ all A r Rtnt 4l»pairkra* F R ID A Y . J A N . 26. I M l TO H A Y 'H IIIIII.K VKH 8B Christ Illustrated the dignity of labor and usefulness of all labor, lie said my father xortelh hither­ to and I work. Hr who boasts that he dues not work Is Indeed Knud far nolhing. I* nut this the car penter's son? Mstt. 13:33. Ssnfnid lighting men are tusk­ ing liiilory un tlie flung b»r* deficit)* of the woiltl in thn war jutl at they did in llw tlie Ian *m«l Resisting The Flood •('■■lieu"You men hnvi; made ituch a menu of the world that you siiuls LkVS to vet* for a ought to let the women mi* what they can do." Thin cry, Lu,(]rift bond Issue. heard from men on well an women, hnn not aa yet been liana* He also pointed out a Florida law to the effect that no county luted into action. In the field of econumiot more and more readera arc may iitus bonds In excea* of for hospital purposes. coming to look for Barbara Wartl'a latent book, nn her ad­ S-lUil.OOU Mr. Royle also rstimated that the vice noundn more practical and more encouraging than whut time estimated for consummation the male econumlnta are offering. Mian Ward, only .'Hi, in of necessary legal details would anniatant editor of The Kconomiat, a noted British weekly, be more than six month*. Mr. Pollard pointed out that Vo­ and in read with great attention by the experta in the field. lutin county Is going to create a She han lectured In thin country nnd written for our maga­ special tax district to help de'ray zines. She in distinctly .someone In keep track of. the cost of operating thr hospital Her recent book, "Policy for the Went,** doea not din- ovrr there, and suggested that arrangement* would have count the neriounnena of the Communint menace. She thinks simitar to Ire made her*. The ne-easary that the way to meet it in the way in which a wine bunlneaa petition has been signer! *n Volu­ man no-eta a dangerous comiietitor-' he improven the quality sia, anrl a special hill Is to lie of bin own goods and services, (live the rent of the world Introduced In the legislature In something better than what the (ommunintn offer, and the victory can In- won. Thin will require constant effort. She puta thin need in memorahle wordn: "No Dutchman expect* the non miraculously to almudoii its ceaseless attack ujhui the shores of Holland. He maim the dykes instead. So it in with fVmimunism. Like a fnrre of nature ii will continue, for some time at leant, to pour through the world, lapping at the free world's defenses and and si-eking l»y every turtle of infiltration to trickle through the barriers, to crumble the earth thut is soft and nuck down the wood that him grown rotten. Hut where the dykes are strong and the hanks well built, the pressure will he made in vain. The floods ran Ih- coni rolled and deflected, the menace contained." man committee. It was upon this 'Uggrsiiiin that Mr. Houshuhlrr Here are Isith strength and wisdom, Aston ishintr Failure Poller* o f t h f city reccntl, unnounml thi* iiHtonlnhinK Allhui who si 71 says lie •> tesrly fact that in the Greater Cleveland nren no Ic m than 50,000 to light the ( t inmuhills *11 the midoriirtn wen: driving without liceimen, Thr- figure wan nl*. lest ol hi- h|c. but liuw linn ii l*et* In to I** ifUliiune 0* live Inievei than to b read? tn Si*e up enliie whitle:-all* violation of law in dixcovrred. The jgilfcr iilHiimtl |y and retiis at <JI <u <>'i Depatlment slot* salrs wete J'l per cent last werk over the sam* period one year ar*. The public seems to sense that something •• about to happen. Tliey remember loo well the scarcities and the undri the counter sales ol the last world war. Not all the educators in the country appear to be in (avur nl tbe IH-year old draft- A ijiokesman for the National Education A»sielation, Ralph McDonald, says it would ruin our smaller colleges, would strike «l the very roots of our educational system. Wonder what he thinks a Russian eklnry hi WmrW War III-would do. to put on a rrumitfp for enfoirenimit of thi* provision in quentioli, mid, like other rrumideg, ft proluibly will rxcMsti hipm' quietly. The iliorliipe of |Kiliremen k Ivpb the offidnls no other choice, Proluihly thin ih-k Ii t I in due not nn much to deliberutt violation of the law iin to prorruMtination ill Kcttinir lirenxea, and a wiilitiKnemt to take chant’en on not (retting raughl. The amount ttavtd, a dollar for a three-year license, in mi small that economy cannot lie the chief motive. Unfortunately midi seemingly small disregard for the law is a common and unattractive character is tic of most citizens. In this case the risk run, that of u susiieiision of driving rights, la out of all proportion to the individual's gain, either in money or convenience. Driving without a license fa not a small matter, even though the individual may bo completely qualified and ell gible, and need only ."pply for the license to obtain it. The license is Imixtrtant, nnd the principle of connclcntloua ad­ herence to the law is even more Important. That is basic to domorrncy. -----• ... .. . | Martin Andersen views with [alarm thf * (rdsilrtil Ih n rtilb q l 17)0 senAondlt- M lti ana rua fiu -govrrnor. tome 19)2. But Claude ■will find, if be Joe*, that many a Icrackrr who would vote lo socialire Washington would not voir In socialirr Tallahassee snd who would tolerate an FEPC in Ihe •Notth would never stand lor it Jduwn here. Claude may find that |bis 319,7)0 senatorial followers twunlly are rentfy to admit thut they do not undent land have dwindled to a corporal's ituard Orieiitidn. T h e re must also be n failure of the Hunt to underia a guhernalorial race. Amom* atuml the W eat. Th e re fa no aign thut the Red those mentioned as likely candi­ date* to oppose him if hr doe* tun at* Sanford's Brailey Odham, slate president ol the Jayeee*. Rep. Dempsey o( New Mexico points out that during the lint tit month* of the Korean war, the Army quartermaster bought V>.. 000,000 worth of potatoes with which to feed the army. Meanwhile 'another agMcjr of the goveimnent ’ a pari of the Agriculture Departlm*nt, bon^M I23J78.000 worth ' of polatnea "fast lor the hell of it" ’‘and aclugUy destroyed them so a* lo mak* th* price higher wliicn | th* rest of us have to pay. Now we don't know how you Irrl slum! [that, but it strikes us that when j everyone is being called upon lo mak* socnj*r*i tor th* sake ol 'national drfnse, and hoys ar* , hring drafted to floiti in die *mk bole* of th* earth, it's rime for (he government lo eat the potatoes it buys or thokr lo death trying. We beer a great dea* these day* about how much the proposed new hospital b going to cost us. We waairir if anyone has ever figured op how mttrh oar failure lo buiM one in yean past ha* alirady cost ws. Rest, there were the 1300.000 worth of bond* Voted back there ; during the '20s, lost in a hank frilurv. Then there were $70,000 worth of bonds approved back "There in the ‘30k whew the tavern- Committee Formed later ba-eil Ms motion More dlsrutslon followed, hut nobody took th* Initiative In form* mg the committee. “I think thd City Commission should appoint the committee," anld Mr. McClel­ land. "We will be glad to assist." Mr. Tucker then aros*. was ca||. rd forward to the rounril table, ami pointed out the nerd of doing somt thing more than Just talking ami asked, "What assurance has the hospital got that anything will Is- dorp-?” "Mr. Pollard -dated that the Fl*h Hospital plan* would tie ready in about six months,* said Mr. Hoyle. "The procedure to get Coun­ ty machinery geared un would lake longer than that" he added, referring tu possible County assis­ tance. "We has* twin negotiating with the Navy to get a temporary ex­ tension of time," declared Mr, Tuekrr. " If we don’t gvt that, we won't have n hospital. If we can give the Navy Amp assurance that something 1* being done, v s might get an extension." City Commissioner Sam Martina urclared that the negative side of th* situation had been stressed and declared that emergency action was needed. The Hospital Associa­ nun nnd nmi staff, staii, n« mu tion he poinvm point c l out, had rendered the best possible service to the people of RemIpole County, to assist the Plah Estate la get­ ting started with their program here. • " ■ •" ' ‘ ■ • Mr, Stem per stated that he Iw H*v**| that tha people of the Coun­ ty would be willing to co operate In any program. Following a discussion of the millage necessary to take care of maintenance of Indigent patients, Mr. McClelland said, "I think we are Wasting timt. Thl* I* an emrr gvney. Th* hospital has got tn self." replied Mr. Pollard, point* ing out that ha would have to confer with tba other trustee* In the matter. There are nine trus* tec* altogether including three from Sanford. Mr. Kirk declare? that in hi* opinion the Navy would allow the hospital to stay not more than *|i or eight months. Orville Touchtnn. president if Hotary. pointed out the need of immediate relief from the situa­ tion with which the Hospital {• faced, and urged '.hat a committee I* formed to co-operate with the Hospital Association. Inciter Tharp pointed out ih • nerd for temporary housing by the present hospital until a new one l* built. John Kridrr suggevtrd tome way of shortening the time in which the Kish estate architect might make Id* plans for the new hospital. Miss Maude Ramsey of the Pilot ('lull pointed uut that if the Countv hast the rash on hand now It could not hulhl a hospital turner than t' Fish e-tata. ii. IK. Kuprecht suggestni a meeting of the Hospital Hoard and the Kish fund trustees to work uut a solution to the problem. Me. ftemper stressed the need of n committee to esiwsllte the cons struction of the hospital. Following th* general discussion, Karl Higginbotham. local oil denier and Kiwanlan declared, "If the ftert Fi*h estate is willing to deis In move Iw-cotne effective." (lib e rs whu s|mke regarding llm i* liospilal silnnliori wer* s»t llnlh r, K. F. llotl<holder, and l/s. Henry Th urt Ion. Canadian Flan c n a f * « naal standard of living, ha added then are at least 90 percent of the people In thl. country who are under-privileged. We should raise ih* 20 tu In percent at the bot­ tom, he said, not la enrich our­ selves more, but to lift up the bottom higher." •I W* should help other nn tion* politically, he said. Thar,.aie many countries In the worlC which are kept down because of political systems, because uf op­ pression front above, or from politieal unrest. The United Nation* offer* the'grec'rst hope at the present lime for these backward nations, he -aid. We should pray for the United Nations, we should think nlstut it, support it and watch it grow. At this time he digressed to point but that sometimes the United Nations makes mistakes. H* udmited that It was apparently a' mistake ~* ‘ * for the Unllei ______ Nations to send its army north of the IHIh I'arallet in Korea, hut he quickly added that it was ltd) percent right In going Into Kuna in the first plaee. "If the United Nations doesn't mean that, it doesn't mean anything", he said. And he added that the only way the United Nations can lie des­ troyed is for the United fltates to lark out. ■I I The thin) way the people of this country can help underdeveloped areas, he said, Is through missionary enterprise*. It was at thl* point that be said l.'hrislianity Is the most Import­ ant element of ail in trying to lift up iUl|M>Vcrtshrd lieoples, ||e railed attention to the destructive influence iif Mnhainliiedalni.Uii a: It* had found it In the Near Kart and where he -aid their religion sanction* one man having four wives, "not Including slaves ami mm idiinea", and where there i* no tinme In which to raise thr children, amt there a ir no le- .■>n III •iMi|kerallnn which is the ImsU of all our progress In this coun­ try." A ml hr ritrd tlu- history of the 1-ragatlon system in the Mesopo­ tamia where SJMMI years ago a garden spot was created through irrigation, one which flourished until Mnliaiumrd earn* in during the seventh century, ami became an arid desert when the Mongol* look uver shout 1600. Heuted at III* #|ieakrrs table, ties hies Rev. Mel nnl* wet* the presidents nf the four civic clulio, Joel Fields of Kiwanls. W. II. Stemper nf the Jayreea, Harry Itohsun of the l.ions, and Orville Tourhton of the Rotarians. The Itev. II. L. Zimmerman asked the Invocation. CCoatiiiaed I torn Pag* » « ♦ ) munique spoke of light contact with the enemy In the Osan, Su­ won and Kumyangjang sectors, northwest of Wonju on the central Korean warfront, and southeast of Tanyang. Tanyang Is 40 mile* southeast of Wonju. The communique said there was •u contact on the east central front eveept a minor •.van mile# mirth of the tungsten mining skrn by the Allies some 14 mil** east of Cherhon. The Naval shelling of Inchon harbor was market) by the fir­ ing of shore hatteriei on the St. Paul from Wolml, thr island where the U. 8. First Marine DivUion landed Sept. 15 to start the Seoul invasion. A helicopter from the St. Paul later reported the Red batteries «<n the island were *silenced by i he guns of the cruiser ami the Cadadian destroyers Cayuga and Natook, a part of the Naval raid* ing force. I t - participating In what the Fiflh Air Force indicated was one of it* biggest days, pounded at an rstimated 350 enemy ve­ hicles moving down side road* toward Kaesong, 40 allies north­ west of Seoul from Kurnchon, 30 mile* alsive the old South Korean capital. Fiflh Air Force plane* blast'-) at XI towns in in-* 8-Oul area during the day. Nearly 300 sortie* wrru flown yesterday by Allied planes, which included Australian, New /eland and South African fighters, • r 'w t the same area. U . S. H. auperforta auperforts dropped diupi cd mor*•ii«n tftii tons uf bombs on ra'I and liighway bridge# ami rail yards In Nort Korea ilurlng the •lay. Hardest hit were the rail line# leading from Manchuria In FORD STEP-AHEAD ENGINEERING A Front'll Seek the hattleiore below ParalUl JH, Huanrju and Chunghwa, m l and highway renter* nn the iup. ply tout* south from Pyongyong thr North Korean capital, wart hit by two formation* of R._>3 , using 500-pound general purpose tmrnbs. J Karthri south anothrr formation dropped 5t> IJMM).pound boml>* on a key rale bridge and it* approaches flva miles northw rit of onan. A hastily arret'd hypata bridge at Oro, a few mile* northwest cl Hamhung on the past roast, was liomt-ed by other 11-210. The briogi* hail l<ern r reel ad to earr/ rail traffia into Hamhungs main rallyard. The Suprrfort attark* wr'% carried out by Okinawa I a planes of thr 19th and .107(1 group*. Pilot* reported n» antiairrreft fire and ro enemy fightar nlaawi Wiwe-Price Freeze It*«iH||MH4*# (Frssmsi t*««p «ln« • preferred to await thr develop, mant of a flcxildr formula which would premit lagging wage, i, roitir up to Bn agreed -landar^L On the price aide, officials talk they now are considering a roll­ back to the highest levels of the period Ilereniber IS to January IS, but were waiting until the last possible moment to insert a freer* date. Karllrr, a Jan. 2 freeic had been under study. IMANO LESSONS K. K. Itrnnson, Instructor 506 K. 11th Street I'll, IM S-W Dr. Henry MeLmilin O p h im clrtH l 113 Magnuiis I'hune St B & C GROCERY 501 C E L E R Y AVK. FRESH LOCAL YARD RUN 5 9 c D o z . IS NEW TRUCK ECONOMY ** ho* got u» mov* it* patient# J , 1lKe' the Niivy Navy migM ir.ight #*ssS5TS extend the time time 'or vacating th* present hospital, provhln) th* Pith Ratal* couli guarantee that k new hospital be Hull* in a given time, "I ean't give that assurance my- (or *411 Font Tnacfc aae ok* of two m v l-STAR I >fnxii-viut spptarsnt* n , sb* truck u,le Uturiwt •SOW tsteiHta tvluese ossrshiil • wrwi t l lot tar lit* •kilns* •si I N l* ('trsm.lishs k's-tr. IModnl cpjv M i l wWs - A V IM U IK OVW MNfllOlf h a w it irsttollnd with a Grnen'g Fuel Got system, including tank and linns— ond you'll g tr four months supply of gos for the oVerage fam ily tn addition to your aluminum M l Pxksp kogf las UiSs'uJ S—>■ •uk sstvl ski4m Ipal MM Vkiei ■t u ,<*(> v i s k v - W I son rest ssferv iNtost SHSI T m •ew nbs: The >-JTAJt, *s4 the r-tTAKIXTRA.EamsaerWkf setstasa Jiirsi csmlarst ■-VTA* LXTtA Cafe ha* *Mii HasI tssrsm ss sliahs ssirs toss. M V Chr«***>N*ie4 su* 5* tl avtaaitSscOy o m u sod iris ska,tfhr a s m ol o*s. at yret1stIt the njki Miinr. to ausck toeusHtir vhaastag sM«d, losd sad swaa, she Fs*rt Film uses serf *•>•csstrul Isswsd ol <*«. r*t is dstifsrd to if*- tkiooll* Slk|IWW, MStlt,. (*)*irFMas is * s ia rle i. la lt f [trerhra-iikai irmasashsiaa N*4 7iwHi| Thi» It o full site A0 Inch Toppan rengn, with Cow trip. VimaHtn own door, electric 6lock wltn 3*4 hr. rfmnr, ond— Autwnotlt Oven Igntlipn! IN o mo r e mot:ltev 0*4 Youta HnwT T b «r« ar* m u t than tao models, wish a*w fesuirv* dUM|kuis , , intis ul.h.p. Pm hup* so ',41-h.p. Big JohsI Wish a Font Trm k, sad O N L Y wills a Ford Truck, you coo C liH U f i pisifs *si el Sena a tla sK isn n lrsa iN fM iip i! �I if i * ' S V (Ip r » - ~ » --g g a* ;;.rJ$j^r v - *rv a t y* tse PARE THE SANFORD.REBAUJ. SANFORD. FLORIDA F R I D A Y J A N . 26,- 1951 Social And Personal Activities MissBettyJo Holloway Weds L. M. SwRin Seminole H i Bessie Tifl College LcduimmI W. Iluirlios I n I‘resent Concert * Miss Taylor Weds — Tntiknu*. TH K EB Sextet II* BEV ER LY GR AY III t>r. the sports side tonight i* Happy and Ulest Are They— M l-- Jevti-ll Taylor, daughter of First llapltst CI iiii in was the horrible fail that we lo*t the The Glee Clut. of lls-ssie Tift MemlcU-cdin. Listen To The Lambs— Dett. the setting Wcdtit-day night of a '■.i-i.rti .iil game last Tuesday even­ Mrs- Mary Taylor ami the late, College will ....... id a .mu eil at Nannettr f'laxton, Soloi*t) PHONE 148 tieautiful candlelight double ring ing. It wa* the first home game of W. I. Tailor, Sr. id 1.rn|>a, be­ the Fir.-t Hapti.t Chuieli Monday He Praise Thro— Shuedof. rr irtnony vvhm Mir- Hetty Jo 'thl> week. We -tam'd ugainvt came the Iiride of la-nwood nt 7:tr. P M. I horal Choir llolluway. daughter of Mr. ami Scabroeir, and there were some Hughe-, son of Mr ami Mr*. M It l* composed of C Vouilg ladleI Pancake Suppe for the KiwaniIV Mr*. J. V. Holloway, became the very go**! effotl* made though. II. Ilngbe* of Sanfoi i nr n eantifrom Ibis gill*' sell,ml limited at 'Cluh tin'tubers and tlieir wiveI his week was exam week fur tul candlelight ceremony Jan. JO. Foi*ytil, tin. The piildn i* eolrlinlr s Inirle of Lt-on Milton Swain, J r , il, t.ur.l* Piaytr— Hmtnlnsky. the ficfr i.de High School in the son of M i. and Mi- t M. Swain |ti- and semester one* al that! So at ft:ihi o'clock P. Al. at th, E11 '■ I ly inviteil to attend Ihi* program. Sevlet Home Kicttomiva at 7:00 ’• * i couldn't expect a really i itm \ Y The seleclit.ii* will he a* follows: C, J. Meriwether ha- u< hi* with Dr. tV. P. lit nek*. Jr, of­ iiowd at our game* this week. Christian Church, with thn llw . V I’.M Afterward the Key Club IJ. It. Farrt- offieuitinu Tin ’ Sanford Town»cnd ('lnl. N.». challcri trine the KivvanU' to a guest* hi* sinter, Mr*. W. I!. May ficiating. I Here’s hopin' the results are good 1. Field* of Light, Celestial Tluceremony tin.I plateagatusl Ha-ket* of white gladioluses I will hold i regular meeting n: bucket l ull came. of Hutdcntun. Plain .lohnnn Franck. n hackgtnund of green pnlint with ftnnt those papers. 7:3il o'clock al Hu* City llnll. and graetful palmloimerl a thc*r tleilg hi fill 1’lru-nnt 111 Want to climb to the aocial top ’ (Sarah Tallin, Soloist) i i T S l i .'l Park No. lit of tin* Cult S*<>iitMi and Mrs, Cordon Sweeney ha-ket* of white gladioluse* and etl. Then don't forget the Dixie Hop! beautiful barkgrruind for the cere­ l . r o r V Happy Flock- in Safety Wander rhrysanthemum*. Graduated canwill have their tnreiinr «t 7:30 mony along with the lighted lap­ The Choral Choir of IIc m Ii* Tift trlurned last night after visitII' silt . . f N jgld- Warren. For vou guyit's stag or drag The drtabrns holding white taper* Itm h at MrKirtlrjr llall. \l| Coin with Colie ire, Forsyth. Ua. will nitre a inn in Atlanta, Ca. e l- In cnUtcdtnl candelabra* - on urin't have to bring a bag! The h * e t Itorv Ole S. uteli— Kinipleted the lovely settingI'tai.'O the Lord With Song* of their parent* are urged to attend. romvrt at the Flr»t Hunt) t Church Prior to tin- r«m oony, Dick Dnt i* Tw ill be informal, but look youi lleji.il itig Meliul. • W IN D Vt Aiken at II 1 Truly" thi« i-vet'ilig at 7:U» P.M. The Mi. und M m . Fddir l.um of White gla.IloliiM - tirsl with »utin lion ihor.il i lies!. lltrtlvr Swygrrl, Soloi-t) The Key Club i* aponaoring .» public i- r.nlially in'it.-d to at* Itoundlake. 111. ate vi-itmg Mr. j rtldion markrsl the family pew*. It- this weekend so fuiget tluit aid “ Ib'cau**-'' and later "The II Piaise To The Lorrt— Old Prior to the crrrmoi y Mr*. Mar­ Lord'* Prayer" with Harry Web­ and Mrs. C, II Stafford test. vin Mullein, organist, rendeied a t i 1ll* 4 | *"it One. 1 I i . iu Dual My (..'■man— Whitehead ster accompanying \ for cost, well, don't wince, Choral Choir The brill,- who was given in D e a l t - Srliumnnu. Mt. and Mrs. J. S, Wtllium- piegi.im of nuptial music, and W, know you tan spuic fifty Benediction. Ben•IcnuTt' - St i -i mi— O l d l i o i l aoJ tin re- st.iis, tutve at lived Mb- Norma Faye Ham -/, -oloirt, J marriage l.y her tnothir, Wllltarm rents. I.. . p.ui -e Tin* Lord Hlcsa You — Kt" nr. from Carlo. Ca. to make then sang “ I Love You T ru ly ’* ana Ciuidi in yotlr buggy at nunitci |.. Taylor, Jr., wtuc o tniloinl "Ilerause’*, The traditional wedding VVhi n U i Vp 1- K lid Old Kugli li \nd h. ep You— Ltd kin. winter white *uit with nnvr Mu.home in Sanford. till -ight— itiaiehes were used, and “tl Plumin plenty of lime foi that aree*MU irs, and a eor-age of gteell orchid*. | Friend* of .lame* A. Jealy will ive Me” « « . plnyrd softly duling drvainy date! The maid of honor. Ml*- Helen Uglr-t to learn that lie ta r-on- Ihe ev.liutige of vow*. Swing down to the American •limni The bride, given In marriage Householder. won an iiipu -mt fines) to the FernaM* Laughton MeLegion Hut, by het father, J. V. Holloway, was v*it It a cot urge of pint .iiinuli.il* molial Hn-idtal due to illne -. win it* u fancy Jilteihiig, you ran lively in her simple-- gown of Eugene Hughe- -elveil hi luo cut. K. K. Anderson, maungrt of let blur* biidtd satin, with a long ther n* lu-*t man and Hie tide i ■ Mather Furniture Stele ha* re* slet-ve l-olrno of ('hnnlilly lace. were George' llu Tu --. luollier *f That's tonight uml nary nolle tlie groom and Harold Itav turned from High Point. N c TTie cathedral ttain was also of other. UCKNICOlOa where he visited the fuinituic Chantilly lace. Complimenting the llllghe*, i-epli. > Hung your sistrr, motlu-i and gown, the bride wsr adorned with mart. Immediately foil .wing th, ■1lirotber! a crown of seed pearls and a many, th. leception a s - held at Added: L a t o l New«. \ Cartoon A gal ft lend or two, *ou*m mid the Woman’s Cluh, vrlit.h w.r Mr. and Mr*. W M. McKinnon fingertip veil of bridal tllu-ian. Pop had n* thole irue*t Ihi* week, 'll-* She ran led a bouquet of white dec-rat,.! with gl.-nlt"Ju-t be «uie to enjoy the D IM E h.-initifullv lu-e- and fern. Those ««*i*tliltf Marsmet McKinnon of Maxtor), ramntiona. HOP! Ml** Dorothy H-dloway, maiil of N. C. with tin- snung.'iiieut were 'll Tonight's the night folk*, *o Kov Witght, Jr.. M i. Francis honor wore a gown of light make a -peelal effort to go. Spunblue tnffrta vvllh a rolled , otlar WEAVER BR01HEHS A|i - ami M i», Waitei Bach of Itoumitlal. Jt , 'ti -. 1‘ulpli Mon bv the 8.H.S. tile,- Club. And ger. Flushing, N V. lift yesterday to and a full pleated skirt The gored 'll* Janie- Iti-er, M i- W It •ltd EL.VIRY a!*’ve nil don’t mi>* llml ba-ki’lliall btldr-smaids, Mi*. Wallace Tyro, i el urn home after visiting with Weber nn.l Mt I. It Philipgame thut ila-fore the dance. Mrs. Vernon Dunlin, MiH.-nisc their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. After the tovt-ptinii 'll and How about our ideal couple of Steven*, Mi** Mnrljutv* Fohnnkl, and Mi*. David thach Mr*. Ilnghe* .............. Daytui Mis* Ellen Driggn*. and Mis* Pat the week Ireing Ik.ruui l.ou Hsr|.et for a wedding trip, after which | ami John Fite? Mightv rule pair Holloway, junior bride-maid, wore Mr*. Harold Cray i* reported tlvev .etiirned to Tampa l.* makr there. to he improving *«ti»facti»rily, gown* identical to that of the Run over to St. lame- Sntniilav tlieir In.me maid of honor in shade* of gold alter undergoing ail operation at Mot of tow., gin .1- -n it- Mr if you mo We'ra playina .i Otangc Mcmotial Ho*pita| Tues­ nlld tost-. The attendant* rallied night ami Air* II I ' « I Men. 'I. ami muffs of tuffr-tn mat.lung their swell ba*krtlial| game Ihi-rr. day. HMJOJI1 . GMISOM Mra. W I Taylor, It . Alt ami S» long till next week. dresses, bearing huge pink camel­ Mr Curl N.ttl. Ji . Air. a-.-l THURSTON HAIL Hi. and Mr*. It. J. l.aCoui Jr. lias. ' l l . E. M IN an*. Mr and M il.lnvd Swain mted n* !ic»t man lilt EMI DWrtON 0-01• ami five children of Monroe I*., w . 11 Jottr*. Mr- and Alt - XV. II are «ue*t* of her father. C. J. for the groom, and ushei.- wen AtAN LADD I 1 lily, Mr* Alary I n Mr Ludwig, Meriwether III. let*'out I* inov- Ju.k l.udwig, JanieGuv Gordon. M l-- Helen linn rIlnmiy" Cartoon A HPIIItK H ing his prut I ire to llaytniin ft. well. John Adam-. William CnmpMin, holder and ML Nonute I'aitaine, ■ml SlierdeII (twin- John Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Law i rrin- A all of Tampa Plus “ Rntlar Patrol \ s. Sji> ICtnis**-— N«. 2 Hr. and M r-. H, J. Minank and son of Mr. ami Mr* J, tl Phillips I'aiker of C w .m , foimerly of Ship Ml. and Ml c It Miami. LINKS r tjFAUV l.ONt; | children of Miami and Mr*. IV. C. wa* ring bearer. Mr*. Holloway, mother of the bud, toriay iinnanmt-tl the mar M u g -ton, V C 'ti and Mr*. t’ro** of I’ort-tnouih, Va.. will nage of Ilnur daughter, Joan, I i M’l.K SA M om/l.li COTTON I.- the weekend guest - of Mr, ond blidc, was gowned in a die-* of Han Irvin lladcn, son of Mr. und Herbert t*-.ns l.i». I*» I rtn.l Mi Peggy Ilnghe* and " It ltiigti*‘-. forr-t gieon faille with black ac­ ■Mi- Irvin Evan Hutten. Mrs. Mike Minarik. cessories und a ior age of pink l ire ceremony took ple.er- Siuulav Grifton N c. ami II I! Hugh. -. and sweetheart ro>c*. ofteinmui, George t». Swart* lia* returned ramellia* Jan. J|, « ' 1:30 oVIiw k Chap.1 Hill. N < Get on Ihe melody tunthtagon! after «t>en*liiig *ome time with Mi*. Swain, the gtoom'* mother, in tin- llapti t rhiinli in C.N-o.i 111* daughter and *ondn-lavv. Mr. vdli llev. Sawvtr officiating, and 1couple will Is- e.t home to tllLir and Mr*. K. II Fontaine of la>* relative* ami close friend* utten.l- I friend* on West Eight, eiitli Stlr-el Cato*. Calif. i«r. in Sanford. 'll Itattr n i- *oolw-tert wtit. Tilt- bride wa» Mtlrmh-d l.\ liei si ter .loan, and the gloom wa- - illr father ill tl...... . lino Mr. ami Mrs, 0. V. Iloisre i nitrnded by Hilly Hunean of Sun- lie-*, and Mi*. Ihslten will i<H.-nd have had a - I heir guest* their s. trill.de High tub". I 'N o li Idaughter trod om.In-law. Mr. and The Truth Seeker- Sunday ford. Mr* •’ II ft'-nnrtl and rhildren Rrlimd Class of the Mrtlmdjst \ meptiun followed Hie n-rr will 1h- a imuiilier of the -eiilnr ::.M i vsi i u ;sI •HONE 1 JJJ-J ' .,f Middle. Ala r'liTitrh hud thru (iguUf'iuer-iiug r.ioriv st It.e liome of Mr nn-l el**s. T IC lir-t Monday night nt McKinley '!■ E. If Howtou in Cts...i with nar cot tins Wfet n -bolt m-d.llng trip tinFriend- of June lllyin*. da righ­ Hall. ted ef \|ra. Vorma lllvin*. will be Mrs J, It. Giiwfntd pii-dderl u i ihi i 'glad l» leant thal *he Is reeov- over Hie meeting and Ml T . K. i lm*e a wine crepe gown with block erinr from a recent appendectomy WINoq bad the .Irvollunal. and lurivsoiir- and n rot sage of whitFinn S(ieeinl Slrorl Nulijtcl nl the Itnper Hospital Itl Charles- gave a talk on "Tiavelei on Two ijim llia - mid v w w tk s il loses, Ion, S.C, • r. Hold L** the ten-monv. Hie re Refreshment* weir , iv .1 by . Following war held in the Hapli-t Itllly II. Wilkinson. aviation Mr*. II. F. Dyal ond Mr*. Olive arption 8r*i\ing and u sietmg thstorekeeper, second class. URN. Well* to the following; M r-. C C. Anru v. were Mr*. Keith Wi-tfnll. J-'iip 'J.'i y i,it* m - tin i- Ih'i -ii ittyr Siinfniil m ul Somnuile t'.o m lv with of noS Went Third Street., Snn- Priest. M r«. Ella IH*h, Air*. \\ K. guestMrs. A. K. Covington, Mr -. It, F. 1lonl. I* serving #l»«rnl the .mall Thornton. Mr* George Mi Crum, Caopri, FpR D - ORLANDO HIGHW AY and Mrs. Pearl Hali*i-ll. •im plam lender t'S!3 V atcnur, Mrs. J. F Rl*er. Mr*. It Htaddb-y, llu u lity l.n n iln i mill ItilililillK M n tiliu l A in I Wr* wnnl In take thin o|iMis* J.uin Dampin' preeiilnl over *lommwndr .1 by Capl, Hoi wit J. Mr*. A. D Rliocntskfr, Mi C \ the iiride'- hook. 8lr„h. UR N. Ponder, Air R, C. I.«tfg.*in. MrAlii- Swain riiosr- for het lia. Ihn I tiniI \ i.L T h n ii king mil' ni.- liitiu i mul Ifii'iula fur 'lu ir i <.iiliiiu<riin W. P. Chaman. Mr*. J . II t’tmr- vellm- ensemble, a blown cord turn Pvt. William Dunald Camus font, nml Air*. Helavia Rum' t- i -tilt with olive green ari‘e«-oiie. •on of Mr. and Mr*. William i’lilrin m yi'. and u t o, sage of while ear nut inntrthitr Catnip, Rlar Iloutr, Orange City, ha* recently completed Itl* II week training ryrle with Co. "F" '-’Nth Infantry Regiment, of Rt.-ani Heated the famed Rth llivisln. Fort Jark- Vi.li Our mn. S C. lie Is u former student llrfrrahmenl of Srminnli- High School. liar F'nr C.inds ••“ (LfHJk.. Hilt I'll A N N O ITN C K M K N T Dally! Wbvre llapi te» • Cor I Mr. aral 'It*. Sum Dunn mi- A PoprIII i, I Ik. I tie notllicc the birth of a .daughter. Mu-ati Jeanetlr, Jin. ‘JO, at tlio Fernahl Igsughlun Memorial llo»LA S T TIMES T O D A Y ! plt*l. at Social Calendar e rhe on a l LAST TIME TONKJHT ESTHER WILLIAMS VAN JOHNSON JOHN LUND N0 TICE I \VK NOW II.WK TAN CUAMKIiTOX ARMY CLOTH SATURDAY DOUBLK FEATCKE PLEATED SLACKS - DONJv/ BARRY K n n 0 t.J> JUNi srom .Miss Joan P arker NN’eds Dan HnUen raa SUNDAY and MONDAY <Ju dy m Q ene CLml Meeting: Is Held Ky Truth Seekers mtm'Muy in M*G-M # dZo& i& H . M E N ':S W EAR a irn z a z E i I.itlr'.l News Anti C I L CELEBRATING OUR 25 TH ANNIVERSARY 2713 A FLORIDA STATE THEATR E lend. The Chapel Choir of Ilia First llaplHI Church will hold rehear­ sal this evening at (H4B P.M. The Training Union Workets Counril of the First Baptist Chun-h will Im- held this wrning at 7:00 P.M. Covered dish supper. WKDNKRDA 1 Tin- Pi aver Meeting Servire at the First Hnptist t'huirh will Ilo­ gin at 7:30 P.M. W* continue our ’THE SLEEPING CITY" ..th RICHARD CONTE SATURDAY ONI.Y! — DOUIH.E F R A TH tB — -•COMPANION IMCTUIIK— The BOWKRY BOYS — In— ‘"BLONDE D YN AM ITE" — pltw— CAKTOIJN AND SEHIAL SUNDAY- MONDAY N ew Has OneQword Meant So Much Entertainment! Tiro itlnivu I lull sc wpi- ilcsigiicd uml Imill for Mr. anil Mm. J. McKay Trultick. Using Aflic-los siding for oiitsitli- wull n r /Iiarvcy W E O F F E R T H E F O L L O W I N G SPECIALS DURING O U R C E L E B R A T IO N James S'l llWAKT —JOSEPHINE HULL. ouim om eta. ruumm <a wtin.wtucf ro«)«dnut DOW iwmsi wsa susses*>SB— t.iw.ws. i t mtsvass—*si gJ»T CHMt so ( iw »«n tu w ..s««w w «s-w o .r~ ti,H O lR Y KOiltR — S IIO K T F E A T U R E S — D IS N E Y CO LO R C A R T O O N "F A R M Y A R D SYM PHONY** PARAM OUNT NEW S COMING ATTRACTIONS! T H U . * PHI.! Red Skelton — lit— “ W a tc h T h e Birdie*' A sh c slo s S id in g In T h r e e C o lo rs $9.00 P e r S q u a re EVER YTH IN G IN T H E BUILDING LINE FROM FOUNDATION TO ROOF SECURITY LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD ''Where The Good Grades Come From” Sixth Street & Maple Avenue I'h . 7*7 1 ------------------------ ~ 1 1 : l i L ‘ J 4 f r �i*A(JK FOUR r Basketball Players Suspected Of Gambling Collusion Are Suspended I Straight ____ _________ from the IOWA C IT Y . IA.. Jan. 26— (/P) Two remorseful University of low* basketball player*, barred from intercollegiate tompelriion for deliver­ ing parity card* to Davenport, la., today awaited final action in their cate. The athlete*. Fred Ruck and Herald (Skip! Greene, were •utpended By ED HARPER_______ yetlrrday pending fuilher inve*tigalion. The two have been regular A* boxer* go Joe l-nuls I* an guardr in Iowa’* lineup moil of the traion. old man. Athletic Director Paul Urechlcr*-.......... At 3fl be I* bald and paunchy gave detail* of the cane to the and fond of the easy life. Train­ University l>oant of athletic* last ing no longer intrrrat* him and night. The (martI voted to leave | he fight* not for glory or from any further action up to the of­ I v P n P W I L l V n l r V 111 hunger a* did Ihe panther like fice of undent affair*. v kid from the wrong dde of the Dean of Undent* I.. Dale 1 Detroit mllrond track*. H ors M outh Wi l t , Gehrmann Wanamaker Mile Faunee raid h r probably would He I* in the ring I ih Iu > for have a Uatement today after ra*h— ra*li lh*t **rm* in­ "I find out what I want to Hr k d ro m tir.A N significant in romp*ri*on to know." Thli was taken to mean* NEW Y O R K , Jan. 20— (A*) the gale, he d m in right* < he wanted to know whether the Fred Wilt goe* against Don Geh> *ilh Hull Pa*tor, Mas Schrtwo had viola'rd a rule pro- minim in the Wanamaker Mile In mellnx and Arluto Godo). , hlblting gambling on the ram - tomorrow night’* Mlllro*e (iames Hut I,oiil* i* «l*o lighting pua. and the result should provide most fur one other thing— hi* pride. Ruck and Grom* practiced of the unawera for the remainder \nd il i* Ihnl which forced With the team yesterday ami said of Ihe imlmrr track w im iii . hi* weight down to Jill . they would continue to dll o. pound* tor the Freddie lieWilt has token two atraight They «ald they w n r H»urprl*e<l lieallnga from the •lender SVI»*hore fight— hi* lowr*l wrgilil I * at all I he fuss" alxiiil the In- ronsln grnibiale, on,. In 4:12 I *inre hi* *rirolh ruiilol knockout of a frightened eident. and the other In -1:11.6, but he "We’re not worried *Ikiu I the hasn’t given up yrt. Itdl) Conn hack in 191*1. oiilrulrir of tire in vert Iration, bet,ooi wie. pretty obviously di If fichrmann wins thi* one raute we’re Innocent of any do- decisively, the dinner* of W ill’s glinted willl himself iiflet losing 11bar*la wrong-doing,’* Ilurl. -aid. ever grltlll)' arras* the tn(>e first and nnirvapiicd fight to Iwixlng’* The two player* raid they had will alnk to just alioiit nothing. "Mechanical Champion" t./nurd . thought the ra te would he eln-ed Ill Ills two deft-nl*, Freddie of the I'htiile late ill I'l'.u the Drown after they gave Itrerlder u full Fill lm* tiled to id a la I price Homliei had Nome r>a-oil to In explanation. ulid build up a big enough bad pievrd. Clmtlec I* hardly none »M,>I Iloll fighter who (lead basketlmll roach llollle to offset IIte faiilouo 1ith llo.iuo than n William* disclosed that the two rod kirk. ha* beell cleverly matched nod player*, whu are college room­ No map. IsunerMy trained by talkative mates, hatl Ireen runlartnl by uti Don Iron just plodded along per- M**? ' ,lh U . Il1' ' ,r lV Iowa tTity repre«enlative *»f n hap* three yard In hind Will, ■■ ■ lively harmless to a fighter with Chlesg" proop that orlfioateil the thru Opened up. Il lias In Sir A lh»* -tan in*, foe whl«l, I oui* l,n* Card*. They were aakeil t deliver ■implo a* that 1**0,' (••'ii laliinil Ho |-»•- .I i 1 them to a Davenport tavern oper­ exaggerated when rnhlDarnP to (•no uf tin major furtorn In that of tt I oni-. who hardly ator ami were promised a fee for Wilt’s downfall in that In1 is nut In llu Tn l doing no, William* *ald. In train foi Ihelr Hreehlrr, who investigated the a natural pare--* tier. However, championship l»,ut. affair, -aid, however, lie didn't be knows be’* going to have to I lie kc) lu the I,-Into Ili-lil inink thr Iroya collected iiny gel out ami stay out this time. iH'lwren Ihe two will lie III So lie'I ecu plactirilig Jinre ail money, I .on!*’ mrntal alliliulr. If He raid It had turn determined week. he Is able to do without Id. "It’s on* v for people to tell me that (lurk and tIreen ‘‘did not en­ aolf ami high tisinw fur the gage In any use of the put lay In set a fa -l pan* and wear lh*n nest sis iiumlh** and h ml down," raid Fresh "Hint's na good rard> nor have they *harrd in hi* wright doan lo Koiurlliing a way an any, I tuppore, hm It any profit which may have been Irs* than 2IU pound- I hsrlt*' means r hanging niy entire train­ readied from tbaia cards." chain e* of rrlaiiiinx tit*. "The boy* made a had mis ing. lirat)M righl croon ••sll lw “ I lo-lieVe I tall heat liilil If take," Bierhler raid. "They forgot <*list* indeed Hoi il I m ii re­ to think, that'* nil. Hut they tomesiiu- else it* a trrilflr part* late* after knockim* out .1 were Involved in transporting at th<' nlart, Iwrause I think I fro id Ihe set up* lie I* only. There wn* no nlletupi to can outrun him In the last three* •died il Ini In fa ir Ihe I lm* fix a game nor ihfluenee the ipiarlur. No mailer Wiiut purrl hind pretty lot) oilh Ihe art, Dun will follow it. It'*' hard outcome of a game.” lioilh-briish mustache may Parlay card* list a number of to stay in front ami still lie fresh well wear down Ihe nalnx game*, with odd* apeclfled on the enough! for the Pnal sprint." llrnwn llomber stain. card*. The bettor win* if all hia choice*— three or more— are win­ ner*. On »«me game*, if a twit or pat* hi* manor on the favorite team, It muat win by at lea*t the number of point* *pecified on the card, CHAN DI.Kit APPROVED - -CHJCAUO, Jpn. 2A-bP|— The National BawcUII Coogr*-**, at, tha thralltg cd it* annual meeting, ualay? indorsed A . II. Chandler aa commissioner »f •baseball. The Congress declarod "the Commissioner went out of hlx way to open tournament* In small lined IwsehaH and liked to create towns unselfishly just because he ;baatball Interest wherever poa! Chandler, who recently failed to have hla contract ax commission­ er renewed by major league Hub owners, wai guest of honor at the two paat national rongreaa tourneys at Wkhlta, Kan. R O T B I.A T T SIGNED CHICAGO, Jan. 2 r t-D P )-A couple of Chicago White Sox player* with liig Ten athletic background returned signed 1051 contracts today. They they are catcher Red Wilson, former Wisconsin football and baseball etar, ami pitcher Mar#*-llllmd* ace. WIIv ’n Rolblatl, Kol _ •on last aaown batte*l Jim and t t m fde Waterloo uf 1 ^ rn m n im a p t it FUNDAM ENTAL i , * | -' H . K , H in t , D . 0 , Correctly the ratue of ifliwaM in the tmdy U the principle un wbhh Chiroprac­ tic Is baaed. It ia a natural and drug free me­ thod. D i s e a s e la an effect and •very effect muat have a cause. Under the Chlropractic premise, the vertebral aubluxathm whleb creates pr acre upon nerve* and Interferes With the normal transmission uf vital nerve energy is the cause of disuse In the Indy. Correct Adjustment releases this pressure And thereby removes tile real emu**. When normal function la <U»lathed for a varying length of tiaio we become sick. In order for the Indy to be healthy II must be supplied with three eeMitiiaU: Drat, Uf* force from braia nil pari* oi the p through nerrti free from »| aecond. It must have nourishment; and to Bt Chiropractic ‘ d i “ F R ID A Y T U B S A N K O K I) H K H A L D . B A N F O R D . F L O R ID A tSS f lt ll .4 Is?gffi?i W W ip i Loul*' rei-oril i* an Impreaaive monun rtit to n rugged fighter In <12 professional haul* he Imr won 52 by knock nuts. H by dr. tlslops. lost one (to Hchemellngj by a knockout and one t,y a de­ cision, He fouglit all rnrm-t* nml only three time* a* champion did n loiter last the route with him: II* AH s o n A T El» PRESS Bentester examination* have rut Arturo Hoduy, Tommy Farr nml down till* week*, (allege basket­ Jersey Joe Wolleott. Evert granting that tin* mail ball activity thrnuPmiC the coun­ try, but the pace picks bp tonight once considered Ihe greatest fighter who ever stepped Into with atvvtnl mi the squared circle Is slower, |r»a Thr lift IbcIu , ____ U. t *. San Francisco and Artiom sharp and out of condition he v*. UCLA at San Franrltco’a Onw retain* one thing which often difPalace, Oklahoma A & M at frenltntef the gnat lioxer from Bradley, Denver at Hrtgnam the ordinary on# - hi* lethal right Young, ^ n t n Clara at California, hand punch. I.nul* a Hangerou* Colorado A * M at Wyoming. puncher wllh rilhrr hand In Georgia Tech at Ml»»lsilppi hlx heyday and hi* straight Rtale, Washington at Idaho, Utah Irft punch which often shaved Stale at Utah and Western Ken­ layer after layer of alrrngth tucky at Miami. and stamina off hi* oppon­ The Han Francisco game !• Ihe ent*— but il wn* always the start of a long and tough woatarn tremendous power residing In swing for l-ong Island 115-0). Th* in hi* right hand that put Brooklyn five rank* No. 2 In this Ihe Bihtn out. That pnwrr i* week's Associated Prera poll. undlmlniahed. Oklahoma A A M, No. .1, ImlIn his recent fight wiili Be, ties Bradley, No. 4 ranking, for the top *pol In tha Missouri Val­ shore Hun* put him away in the ley Conference. A A M, with a fourth round; it took fourteen 1<1-1 over-all mark, ha* a 4-0 ra- for Charles to finish off ih<< roid In runferrnr* play. Bradley squat veteran Crr lio Agianionte, whom louii* mint* ...... 7 In UB-21 ha* 4-1, In last night’s games, Michigan Miami, is a hack fighter though IMate drubbed Notre Dame, flu 43; il*.';lfi<',1 n* rhampkm of (.ulia ^y LLSall* or Philadelphia walb.|w,l If I*'"1" M'*«" h m «i*slrkla Bailimurc U yo la, 7i-42l Cam dux •*»’• dro .Ively Hie fight world w..r|, may revise it* opinion of dxfeated Niagara, 7 M I| fixnnofll * ----- well ---------------------------upset Georgetown, (Mi-At, and Cin­ 1**1 summer that he Hghler ever cinnati Xavier edged Tulsa, 41*40, cornea hark— |M*rh*p* Ihe in* Oklahoma Aggies Meet Bradley In Week's Top Game ere*lib|e |,out* I* the man who can break the legend and furm an the Three-1 league, nnlblalt had other. a 22-won rrcotd it hlempld* where In- eel new Rout hern Ajh Tire Have* Fair Acre* Stable soclatiQii tiusrV* with 203 srttl.e, DuQlmin, III , collected 12121, 171. out*, a ;f.'*7 carlo d run average 46 during Ihe 11*5(1 **a*oti, a re and 25S Innings pitched, rord for a hanieaa stable. Brown’s Pitching Will Be Weakness, T a y lo r Dedaces Cellar Dwelling Club Might Surprise If Hurlers Are Good (Thi* ia thr fifth of ■ aerie* of 16 -torie* written by Ihe major league manager* fur the \»*orlatrd I’re** uniter their own h)tlnr« trill.ig how Ihrlr tram* *hape* up for 19.11 and *l»lng up the other dub*). s t. ■iitsr Hogan Leads Field In Phoenix Open, Little Js^ Second By ROB MYERS P H O E N IX , Arix.. Jan. 25— tA7 -C o ir * mighty little giant held his accustomed place in the game today— leading the field of 124 Into the aecond round of the f 10,OMO Phoenix Open. Hen Hogan, miaaing from the *cen« aince last July white he watched Hollywood make a movie of bia life, got bach on the tourna­ ment trail yeatrrday and proceed­ ed to taka apart of the O.miHyard, par ,10.35— 71, Phoenix Country Club with a 33-32- fin. Hogan has won this tournament twice In-fore. The reigning U . K. Open hlng went into the aecond round with _a one .......... ... ........... .. „veteran mma L*witroke lead on ran Lit tie and Chicle Harbrrt, and 1“ ° d f the par* were Lloyd Man;gram, Julius ttoroa and Johnnyy nulla. Hu Little, whose 32-34— (M could have In-rn even better, proved philosophical with the observa­ tion: "Anytime I can stay ju«t . tie stroke behind Horan I'll lie very eatDfied." Not so happy were two first round diaappointmrnti, Jimmy Demand, who la seeking Ha third •traight triumph here, and f'arv Middlecuff, whose 271 for 72 hole* wrun the $ Ml,IMS) Ukewood Hark open last wrehend, t«ok a large 35-40— 75 and Middlecuff settle for .VI-37— 73. Ilogan went into th(- tourna­ ment a* the lotting and gallery favorite. Demand next and Mid>ii*eof| Nut 3. Manrrnm’a 33-34-C7 was acliirhnl under hupped up rirrumtan.es ||e ha* ■ tuully pulled muscle In the hark just above Ihe bln and It tmrk a shot uf novocain to puli him through. Iloro*, the 30-yrar-old nrwcom*f Mid Pine*, N. C„ had Freshmen May Play Varsity Ball If International Crisis Worsens J A N . 26, 195l Joe Shack, fn mer American Hockey League player, la now starring in thr English National Hockey League. He play* wllh thr Hairing*) Rarer*. Only Dudley Foster, of Wayne, NEW YORK. Jan. 26— f/P)— Unless the international situation lurnt pa., will be back in luSI to defend Penn Slate's sweep of l»St> cos* (or the bcller, Ircvhmcn can expect to play varsity football at the na- Irgiate cr«s**-country honor*. lion's colleges next fall. A check-up of the 10 major college conferences by the Associated Press indicted this today. All of the confcienccs cither have considered or arc expected to bring up the question of using freshmen on varsity athletic teams. Undoubtedly, the smaller college conferences are discus­ The funeral service* of Mr*. sing the name thing. •-------Sara G. Lewis who passed aw y With national defense leaders , Jcct. and Congress tackling a hill cal- I Several confrrance* already Tur-dav Jan. 23, will lw held Sun­ day at the St. Paul Baptist Church, he q ui ling for drafting of tS-year-ohD, : have taken up 'he question. Hodge officiating. Commisaioner Wallwre Wade of Rev. 11. IL several college group* already have met to talk about thr fresh­ the Southern Conference said j Moiwly and Son huneral Home men. The rite, barring firat-year members voted In December to i in charge. students from varaity trams, went allow for a mail ballot whenever FIR ST SHILOH C IU 'H C II out the rolleglate wimb w during deemed "advisable" by it* pre.lFirst Shiloh M. Ii. Church wK! the tost war. .Many * "grn-nle" dent, Max Farrington, director of woman'* day Sunday. Sunday starred on the varsity in hi* first athletic* at George Washington, have The Big Ten, said coramlnlorer morning vrni«!iip will Ire at 11:00 yrar at college. There Is no indication yet that Kenneth L. (Tugl Wilson, i* o'clock uml the No. I choir Will colleges plan to ram through any bound by the fre-hman rule thi> sing. Mother It. Wilson of Good change to allow freshmen to com- year. However, be added, action Samaritan Home will deliver the te in spring snort* such as to waive it might In taker, at a message. Rondav night there will J w a srk and Iwseball. Most of the meeting in Evanston, III., March program nml Mr*. llo*n G, Eichelconfrrrnce talk look* to thr new25-2rt— all depending no the mili­ I ,rger will !«• the guest speaker.^ tary situation. term next fall. Hrorc* of schools dronited foot­ ball for nor or more years during World War two, including’ surli power* a* Stanford, Vanderbilt, Baylor, On-gun, PHnerton, Ken­ tucky, Raida (Tara, Tennessee, Washington Hlale. Oregon State Georgia town, Harvard, Boston University, .Michigan State, and MIsataMpppi. Others, morr fortunate with lh« Navy-lirked V-12 program which stressed football in particular a- a TRLRIMIONKS I MB anti IB7I rrat Indy-liiilbling game for its ItiMini 101 Sanford Allanllr National Hank Hide. Irrtt and air nrtti, carrir<t through without difficulty. Hun­ dred* of 17 and lll-yrar-oldi packed tiu- hall on thr varsity In those day* after IVail llatbor. Already In ihe present emer­ gency, several college* liavr aban IIOW AItll ZINK SI IRK— F IT dotted food-all for the rluratlon, or Indefinitely. They Inrlude DuQuesnr, Rt. Alary'* (Calif.I Hartwick IN . Y .l, High Point <N. C .l. Mt. Rt. Mara'* (M d.i, Corpui, Christi tl. ITev.j, and Portland (Ore.) Ilniverally. Schools are relucant to do away * ft Xl with football, for that sport pays the way In most rases for the rest of thr athlrtir program, The Ivy League and other eaitetrn rolleglate conference have railed a meeting March 13 lo take CUSTOM TAII.O K K I) COVEILS AI-SO AVAILABLE up the freshmen rule. The Southwest Conference will meet May 11 •12. Fred Mitchell, president of MIsaiasippi State and head of the Southeastern Conference, said he ia polling the 12 member schools Jack K . Jlorrlson, Managrr on whether there la enough Intereat for a meeting on the »uh........... Colored News i . n r i s lu m w N s lly ./.At K T A VI.I lit S T LOUIS, Jan. 26 V P ) Th r fate of the St. I jiu ii Drowns red* on our pilcbiug |( our pitching I'cp i improving. it did toward do end «sf lu t iraom. v*c may fiMil b,| ,,| |>r„|i|fAudi- limn nur pili long, we art pftlly wr!l off, UV have a fine nop of rookies corning up. Some­ how. il,** ffrowns d m have tome h"‘*d Imrlring lu ll coming up each Vc.,1 . Ibis yr.ii it no exception. We base .. kuj M r frank Naurirr, i young oiillirltlrr, who lus led tiller leagurs in itirre srasontlb. line wr air ilrung in live/trill, wr Olay li.svr to convert Nam irr into ., I ih i basrmari. I bate braid some giaal nrufl n1m l "lm* oilier youngsters, he am in no |h, *,,1 ion i„ -ay mui-] ..'-"il lb> m. | >|., la-Ueve, howrvel •l.il Hill K-'iuusiy, (be lrftband>tr il" lb own i sent to> Hnliinmre Hultimore IIa4t sensoil i", nlunil rr. early. Hr* bad k fin.' year will, (liei* Oriole*. I 1*4lieve lie ban gained ____ d the necessary iniifidmi* that should make him •ll’ilri— G7, ■' w.hliri I,, |be i,ig time. Twenty-right player* bettered A i.nrple „f voiiiigsler* from par on tha first round. Include,!, ball Antonio might help u«. One *' rf - *roro Jock Burke, 34-34; ia lam Hiesirr, a roo.hpaw pitch- £b*r,*x _ Bauler of Catonsville, wr Fol from the gianta on iH '' •h|l Kd Furgol, Royal Waivers la t prinv lie had a Oal:, Mich. 35-3'k poml y rji in tin* I n s t la-ague. There were six players lied at Another i* I’ruc'opi., Herrera, a dl' notably Jim Perrier of Ran .Mexican Imy who really ran pitch. Frauds,-o and Jimmy Thomson of Ilobby Young uml Merrill Chicopoe, Maas. Grouped at 70 t'.M.mb* slioubl give u* gtaal pits- were in players. Including Johnny i. •lion In our infield. Coumb* ■Palmer. aimer, veteran Veteran Kilxworth Ellsworth Vine*, Was drafted from San Diego, the Dutch Harrison and Canada's rluh that got him from Washing, Stan Leonard, ton. lie is n fin* fltldtr And a* :— . ------— timely hitter. don t know juit how the rest of However, I’m not loo worried 'b* boy* stand, from the military about nur infield. We have a standpoint, veteran like (jeorge HtlrnWeiax, ____ _____ iDiwr'pitching, once again, will the former ................. Yankee, at second rerolv* *around Ned tlarver. Ned l<*«r; the ever-improving Tommy •* one q f tha beat pitchers In the Upton at short and our rookie league, although he atill hasn't prise of last year, Don LwiMart, at j reached row .hia peak. I took him in Rf end be has thiE' We naYe os, our Improved each year, lie still U bnrd bittlni/Mtltridee, will Owen* far from his peak. He, win 13 Ft lend, promising laflddut. 'fa gam«q* for me last year but would Ii • the Army. That wiU lUirt ua. I easily hdve wen 20 with n first , , ■■rt . . ( ‘ ! division dob. I look for Roy Rleverx to return • jfrro4, , to hla freshman form after a ____ typical sophomore year. He I* too groat a hitter to have two bad I: i *M -■ r / r*T—— ~ ?ft * season* in a row. That Ken Wood 1* another Xln* outfielder. He has NEW Y O H X : Jan. the strongest arm in the lea lloib-punrltlng Kirt flwlDrt ia tt)k IIP catching !■ pretty wall flat choice over Irl4h Paddy Yuurtg with Shorn Lollar and Lex* Moea from New York’* Graidwtch VIW pi dlvlql* the duttoe. lag,* tonight In a tfl-Tband rated1 Aa was the ease last year, i It wdght match at MadJin Rquara rhouid be a fewMeam twee with fianlen. The Cutan Kevsl prob­ NeNw York. Cleveland, Boston ably will go Into the ring a 1 ond Detroit righting it out among to 5 favorite. This i* a battle of toughln tliemaelvee. who duck nobody. Young, a legltlmate middleweight making 165 pound* for this l.out, baa fought tbe I*- i in hi* rlasx. In hi* last or old fall to nop In,lit he (rarely lost to Igiurent Whan ___m cold don't delay. Daiitluiille, the Frenchman who I wwtalwa awl? mi*, hxlpalnui'l lifirrl Jake I^Motta’a title, Guvilan also take* them all on. Ike William* three time. Kay J - v ’ y^V; - *v m Itohinmn twice, Dauthiitlte atm - i ‘.x i-j ys Itolrert Vilb-maln. Up and down Die weight scale a* long as the money W handy. Ax the ranking welterweight 'ermtender, he rouM nmvt in If liny Itnhin-an gives up aw mt tn many mmtoM or ttmn. the idle, • •‘ ’ The Unit I* scheduled for TO P M, to meet radio and T V com- K MIMfiOGKAPH I*UlNTIN(i -TYPING CUKDIT 2NVESTKiAT10NS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD ? Hugged l'mlcfj' Young Meets Kid G^tvilan SEAT COVERS LUMITE PLASTIC FOR ALL CARS FIBRE COVERS SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP ___ S a fe r Cough Relief CRCpMUUSION A<*. m ItWesto. 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PHONE 148 Waal Aaa will ba amaptad a.ar tba laApbaaa aa aaatwaraadata r k a t i . tl t « » » .*• llatad la tbw lalapbaa. baab. la ratara far lb la aavaamaadallaa tba adrarllaar la ..peelsd la par praaiplly. a*4*» •• *• raadar tba baal paaalbla atrlira, aU Waal 4 d i mmm* b# la w r a j . lira aa lb . day balara pabllra. Plraaa aatlty aa iBtamdlalalr II aa array « r » * il la »ta r ad. Ur W« rakMl marr lis a ••••a THE SANFORD HERALD Apop'iii Orlando ass RRi-AKA ATA gad atom. Ilf W, Phan# 490-W. R kv T Kuraisheit Jthed fknd taifurnhhed Juplei-segkondl ye a r.See Whlddupl jlOn, UW South Park Avenue. Kitchenctta Apts. Week, month or season. Kluitiherigml Court FRYKRS » ir .\r iio i fiiM i ||.4$i«ina **t v in n | K ltK S II I ’l.A . 1 0 P o le To m a to e s ll»s . 2 9 c 2 5 <; \ . 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Ill first ti» l|r|»4*a|( Ih M § |«•.•*•1 M it I I t i l* 1l«a*| WIllRf A l l t Ib4*f I t > ••f (I l 1 n f H «n f* > rd r i u f i i l d f« »r r » r h •F t n f *!••* lim e fit a im i « t | i l « l n r « t Mu* Il lie* |M»a|t M ill l»r fe>ft ili.lt K t il r i l l h »••• %**!» w tm r r t i ll f1F III# lilllfi** •l*r» I I I a*(1*r f t lm u l lir f if f i lit • • llllf t B 4*1. (I * -i kfilttl !••» w it h i i i l u tl A % <« B l l F t t ild •|>FftlLg A i 9f t If lr.|I r h t « h o f t % lik i l l •ft Winter Haven » '• Y A M S l b s . 2 5 1’ J }>ll. a t*, uri ill* f«*nii» i»rc|»ar*.l furriiplinl ti> itir U ha I iuili.iiit) |!atTi o.pk of (hr |IM iiniH •» *• « »4in|*a$tlr.| lijr g tt A t f i.I.s % |i a H l a i . R iin l o f 2 9 c it). M»» l i . 1* 4.|»w |ir.| .«ti.I r r t . I a t . *11.1 Isa* B e a ns rt«iri4t* u t . • l. u lD lln a * m I t l. r u . i t $ Jtt fit tl a | 59c (!<>/- P o ta to e s Mali. Hartft*r«l. PlurliU. •«» whi« I tlinr u$i*l |»la«r all 1*1*1* o ill t>* (.its Il D l a tint. A I dirge R ip e 1*110111 t .t i i t h « » r t t % Local I'h. I2S7 U S NO to. r i %tM $111II. r i .o i i i i i t I a* pr t o i l l T u r.U ), c h a .s k a n d c o m p a n y o « m i inn •. • i.u ii: .Till S i. & I'a lm H Iti A*i*. 5 lb s . 1 9 c (a n lir io w e r O K E K N O N IO N S U o l .D K N K A D I S I IK S YELLOW 2 5 c head 1‘A I I S I . E I Ih in a n a s I 'K I T K U 3 lb s . 2 9 < ' 1 H K S II H E IK 'S (IK H M IIK H S payahlr in tha l|ovi»lrir \*ith.-rit> .»f tha City of |t«nlor«! I l ii.u I Onvrfr.n.rr.l t.'f.j* ot a 4ti ia c i . i > litbl hot.j rfirculrsl Ity II.at hlilsltl hi. I I ' A I ' U : : i l l . 1.1. it . fplaLIv But r H# » iii aii aIII. *4IK •fijual 1.4 ll\r I*rr « r»K of ttir hl*1 •hall hr III.lulu*.I with . ». h t i t 4 Ilia Hoy fit) IV c a n s T l.r amirsfiflll til.lit* I Mill Is. |* •iulrr«| to furnlfili n l*a>nir(it mill ivrforman. r ip .ii .i in tl*. ,.mount of Dnr lltifi.lt r.I |*rr •rfit i1«"' I of 3 Ih . h a g $ 1 .4 9 AM TIt LEM FO B » A L E 3— KK AL E S T A T E FOR S A L E — 4 12— Sl'KM Aia SKKVK PJ4 — 12 tho ronirait ___ _ t Atlrtitl4.fl la ratio*! t#. thr fait , that n.>t Ufifi than tho ti Inlmttm •il Ia Ei Front Uargain— Small F u r­ I.A N P IH Shoe H -pair ftjuiprietit. i i 4iiic*ui!iTEi _ arloa amt o i « aa art forth In Ihr K hi mr. Ai Ia ti H --.M ODKRM ZK your ni»#oiri. aiii.n* mmi i.r |..«i.t . .. «l nished Cottage with Electric slightly u»rd. Rome stork. Rea­ home. Only loq. down naw r * -! pmivci . Kitchen: Sontr Young Citrus. A sonable. Prices going up. II. <|uiied. Plan, in stallmen*1 Beautiful Site on (iota) Fishing Stuart, .125 K. Rich Ave. IVI.and. (m il Dept., Room 3I7._ Photic (he rlabt III re)..| an* i>r • t 'I t l.al>i'~ Boat Included— Only $2,Fla. 280. Kanf.rd Atlantic National ••r t$» fifiiiik** ihd infurmtlMlp- hi 11*• 811). Cash. (O N E R l i t E S E W P ll PIPF. Bank. Member F D IC See John W. D. Moor# OZAHK IKE H Acre* on Beautiful Spring-fed .Septic Tanks, Crease Trans. |>ry (VATCH and C!c«-k Repairing. All Tanks. Tank Cradles, Stepping Idike— Plenty of Fruit— Niee work' guaranteed. Reasonable | Stones, Benches, Flower Pols, l.awn — Modern fl Boom Bunga­ prices. P. M. English. Jr. Ph. Blocks. Window sills and lintels. low with Electric Kitchen— Price J V J J ... _______________ 1, Concrete Floors, Machine finBetiuceit Furnished For Quick Call I’iione lbd| for . iahed. Free Estimates. Kale. •» t»f • j. All Type* Of Book Work. See John W. D .W ao r# l ■ . MIRACLE rO N C K E T K CO. Phone I1 JJ Mary McKinney Bookkeeping A Real B u y - 4 Koogli Home. ’( la . If* .Plat Rsrvlce i age, flat den Lot— 4 Mile* Out. O lK V TH K H M oil rlrrutatlng heat­ Ronm 403 er, *15.00 goinl rondilion. 541 Full I’Hre $1,400. Atlantic lla>d(_ Ruildlne _Valcncia Drive, Phone lliut. Kee John W. D. Moore f< Boom Bungalow, 10 Acres flood A C C O R D IA N , 2-burner oil heater. NEW F I OOHH curl seed tn per faction Old floors mad* Ilk* flardrn l.anil, Close in— Electri­ _Phooe^ K.2AJ. city, flss, Some C|trvs. Buy new. Finishing, .leaking 4 was H F T . B l,* 6 tR IC R K F U IflE R A ilwm-ra Equity, Aasumo Balance tag. Portable powsr plant 22 TO R , M njrrtir flas Range and 4%# years as per Ime* !a Btauasis Automatic Oas ffntwater Heater See Jahn W. D. Moore County. H. M fllvasoo. Lab* in good condition, 1*08 Summer­ For Citrus I.and— 10. 17. 60 and Warv _________ lin Are., Phone 445. 00 Acre Tracta I.A W N kO W EKK *Sharpened. In Kee John W. I). Moor* cyrl.'i repaired, lock and l» r .10 Arrea Citrus Land Partly Plant­ work. Ptompl serv!cr. II. W AR TIC LES W A N TED - f i ed In Young Trees; About 76 fikiima fi|g E 44b H4 I-arge Bearing Tree*— Small. Modem, Well Furnished Mom -. We buy, sell A trade u*ed HOOK WORK of all kind*. Eaves T I I E L O N E H A N D E I t and flutters Repaired aad Paintfurniture. Wilsun-Msi»i FurmPlus Itrntal Property— A ll C ity cii. New Roofs applied. Painting ♦nee r . 3|1 r *»♦ w.*— sw Cotivenlrnrrs— On Deep. Spingt !• «■UV.'fD TV«€ *140 INJUHMl Of M ^ and coating. Sanford, I'h. fed I Jibe. W A N TE D : Old fashioned furni­ F.W T>d VATf MORbC.BUt , FACT TMATGRAnON lUtrtil i f ! rt>(A‘ I0B8-W. II. R. A.-kenburg. JO H N W . D. M OO RE, Broker ture, dishes, vases, jewelry and vu/wi f*Ql bit: (dA;i who J A MUfiOCRCR. IM I40T Robert R. Ksrns, Asaorlsle buttons. Highest prices paid. •i IU.ANDO Morning Hsntlnsl. Or­ SATISfirP l r , • VUJSAV f/41El# Kt M 4 B. First___________ Phsnd ISIS Drop us a card to Sbelkey, l?OH THAI 5l4fPinV lando Evening Btar Call Pslp* Imurel, Sanford. 8 B ED R O O M home. $ 3 J)0 0 -tl0 6 0 Os, IIM .! down, balance $10.07 per month. 1,000 USED T IR E S at Iwst price*. VKNE t T a ST“ BLIN DS mad* ie Htnail grocery store with t bed­ Firerlnne Stores. order. Seminole Vrnrtlaa Blind room apartment, completely fu r­ Co. « M W. 3rd 8t. Pb.gn nished. $6j000. IU S-W . J . W. H A L L . Raahar 7— Pels.l.lvratuch-Supplies — 7 Hiway 17-w? al City Umlt. Florida Rials Bask Bldg. • _____ T 1 ^ i : , DREWPARK (Tampa, Florida) T R A IL E R LOTH l-| 4 (»— $611 Down Ralance $8 to $10 monthly fill X 160— close to Bus Line :! A N D .1 ROOM apartn^ents. Call Mrs. Nance. I665-M-2. H RVERAL S M A LL HOMES Unfinished Inside. Immediate pos­ 5 ; BEDROOM house furnished session. Pared slrvwts, water, available January *7. H0| .Maglights, close to bus line, $DUUJ. nolla, 1756- J . _______ E A S Y TER M S N ICEi.Y Turnishdd 2 l-droom S M A LL R UILDINfl houses at beautiful Ban Lando 20 v 40. Concrete Floor. Springs Week or season. South Zoned Industrial, off 17-02, turn 2!t miles west $1600 rash of Longwood, phone Winter Talk __ 2429-42. ____ tins bargal 3 ROOM furnished apartment, gas Before you buy, see our hai at Drew Park. Office Ve 4414 Dale and eleclrtc. l miles from 'own Mabry llwy. Pha. 80-1321. Open In Oileen. Phone #80 or 132$. 0: A.M. to 6 P.M. Sunday. 3 P.M. to 6 P.M. 2 dopMi Mds, all uUUUm. Mrs. Nance, Ph. 1M6-M-2. H A NPK^IN E A L T Y CO. .kS iu aR..a I 3-BOOM first Rpor apartment, ROOMS, aingle and iloobie beds— • b - r * * frontage * 1* on Mel tpm Alo P i S * I I I I - M I | 5 « L O TS ," 14* f t lonvi^e Avenue. 3— R EAL E S T A T E FOB SALK— 3 S I»b— •» 1 ------ | - 1 III — __ _ Mr- i, Sell or trade. Telephone I686-M-2. " Mnbuw Tourist Ijidge on Hlwiy FOUR UNIT dwalfing^T'reatala 17-M, 4 railrs south ef Sanford npletely fumlshef. ____ tOO fret Hiway frontage. • s a 1ly i ‘ "fumlshad. 1/8 caah, real reams, « baths, also 3 rooms owners house. “iNrOMF. IMOPBRTY DL'PLBX 6—ARTirt.m 1'OR BALI —4 Plantation Estate*— large lo t- mills swap anOP-406 E. 4th custom bniit for sal* below pre At Wa Bov. Bel1or Trade most aeat censt ruction costs. Be •nvthlnv. Phone toa-J WI,U«<«mi. IIW It P.srk Are. W* both *ase when you doaYbring vr r/7 scrtp.hm. to LANKY’S Cnrstrl ■ ____ _ 100 fl. t w a i n , high elevation, TUXEDO I•EED8. Complete line, rltrua trees, all cleared. n Hunt’s Twdo Feed Btoro. __ Irehhoff, Jr.. Phone XOfi, USB. Livestock and t j f eItfr* r er*s AartE rwfRVW ® E N l 'I .I V E S EX TR A .M 1 1 s t a i d am i I.A let. I : C A S U A L U K I.K IK 2 C o lla rs T u rn ip (ir e e iis 2 5 c s tk s . 2 5 (‘ hu n ch •*rng line. buBdutsr dump trues, muck, fid dirt, shall and rlsv by load nr Jak Contact H. K Cibstod. and ata4^lalr.«, HM* 4 Sew York A?#., DrLand. PI (M nr 285-W —8 HELP W A N TE D INCOME T A X returns prrpsx <1 WaM<d g iK e ry rartlier, rs|tenby las accountant registered ence preferred Inil n»i neces­ with Treas. Dsnt. Dempsey 211 MICKEY MOUSE sary. Apply Mr. Whatley, Mri.-ch Bldg. Phone 17M. Margaret Ann Stores. ■ W B o m H O B o n e -. \SC H A V E SPECIAL advertising pro­ o gram. This means nkrs Business I J - NOTICKH-PERHONALH - U OwT O T T h S ON O N o a o v g ! for taro. Need partner with small 9 N iS r .. A d U O P Cttv A\ OWT investment. A, rrtahUf.hr.I M AR Y’S I.K N D IN fl I.IU R A R Y 1202 Magnolia— I* now open M«n. oP OPPJ rlientsle. Ilog X, r/o Herald. thru Fri. 10 to I t A. M.. 3 to <> ' f i f O '-u e p -e i INIH K TR IO I'K MAN P.M. Hot. 4 to B P.M. with car. Mlddle-agrd man pre­ ferred. Write at once, giving ago and experience. W. T . Kawlelgh — u Co.. Dept. PA-440-SHI. P. O. Rot 2457. __ ^ nUVINH A CAST S i t u , llu > ring aaa ua to save naoary. In—» •tallment Loan D*n*t^ Roam 817, Phone 2M. Hoofaril Atlantic A L L TYPEB of Bulldoter Work. National Bswlr Mmshre r T I T Reaaonabla Kates— Free Ertlmates. Carpenter 4 Oracey, REN T A CAR. U-drtva It by day, Pkena 18M-M nv fifilUl week, or season. English Fords ■nd American Fords, solan W A N TE D — typing to do at home. station and ce«iy*Mlblc« stalioa wagons wi ............. . Birlrklaad^Morrtson, Inc.. E. II First BL ETTA KETT MEN OR WOMEN To service routes of U A Govern­ 1041 Mercury convertibl*, club coupe. Excellent llres. Body ment Postcard Diaprnssra; also top, and mechanical condition pic-stamped Scenic Postear I good. Radio, only IWSOO Dispensers, which are a brand new addition ta tha famoua IN 6 Mercury Tudor aedan. You will ham ta see and drive t» SHIPMAN line of postage stamp appreciate, 24,000 nctnal miles. machine* seen In all leading One owner, only $995.00 Drug Stores, Hotals, etc. 1949 Mercury Tudor. Parfati in crcry »a y . Almost Ilka nsw. May be handle,! part or full time, low Mileage. One owner, only no selling Involved. All outlets $1696.00 are established for you by far- hkoWiCB at price you can afferv? in pay. Fire and Antomubde Inranee Edward F. I.cne, Phot FAI AirroMOEfLita r‘ 4*e«ffr* '• O JH Enur KO**( J MCAO TUCSt _ tIT MM('lX> KNCWl DCSff 00 ' VOCE A/(YWV4Bt *m>R A GU»4 ^ ItL TAl*!/ - THAT3 llv Walt llibnei T i \ E (JO T a o r A ... F,Ni9*4 J." if * - r: — ' ' f f / m WORK WANTED ---/ td /*'t' •»*•# rose graflt 1* to requirements and furnish ermevs, writ* giving pT dress, fee pergonal Interview, Box 8, Baafard Herald. HUNT ■RCURT CO. m r r ti from a %r*-» • F sS<- «sa -9 k«s**4 % k a | l.asM i|S$ga Opportaalliea —It If R! llv Khv (iiilln FO B S A LE — 3 year old horse, very reasonable. Phone WH3 or I3'j6 nights. — ■ . i e— s r w i- K A Drawn Illlfulr*.! Ilirlil) *fl%« ; 1I - I at«•4III•#* unit*, t«h4» $31 -ins fiD.n ni4t$ .1 * 1 ' K A N f'O ltll D E A L E R m I'almellu Ave. FOLD’S CURB MARKET I Irrsscd tiOl v <dJA up. Clo . (a. ... Mary M shon jjw Park^ l r s . III! S (■LASSES K ITTED Now Is The Time To Fertilize Your Lawn With Ml ( i T h . lallawlai ralra apply In all Waal 4<*v paMlabrd la Tb » •aafard tlaar M par Uaa laaailUa llama Mt war Uaa laaartlaa FOR I .oral l U l l l i K o f r l l l k f l k v ( f t . 4 4.114 st*.|« r t .f t i r r l r I •14»s k 4l*4|i|r f rt Vs«l »*#»% l|4*l4«*lfiM l >U ll« llf ta % 4 i| lt llt f lllK • '» FICO BRAND INSECTICIDES URNRRAL CONTRACTO RS 01 l A TI .A N TIC N A TIO N A L HANK llU ILD IN O SANFORD. FLO R ID A Ire h u Ina l*r.i|r* i N.» Stauffer Dawson ( ’(instruction Co., Inc. s KYES EXAM INED i 1‘ri‘bh ITii. B r r t h 'n f r<>|uif••! I** |M r f i . f i n n il la i t i ) -• i$|>r t v u f k fa ir l.s.m I t n i i 11-•n • Successful Growers Use We are trying mir ls*sl to do the liest for you, D lllt CUSTOMKltS, l,y keeping our prices us stable as these times |ieriuit, and oill hollies of the ties! quality posaihle. Try HERALD W ant Ads Far Reealts It T rii«n n Chairman n io n s llptnmelrisl n i r «*f }4j»nri*r«l. Klorlili »•!'! f«*»i»4 •• .tlrsl |i|i|a f u r lit* f $ ir i 4 l% h lf . i I .•*11 J »l i M l U f l In these trying times when no one knows what's piittK to Is1, from one day to the next, the ulmighty d o l l a r is really lieiuK pushed aroum I— AND US W ITH IT ! vt • IfOO Miirnolia Av#. Th r m lti Re u DU. C. L. PERSONS Ilia. l|"W fiIn » f A u - Ilf Htii Nivn a i *t i i o i i i t t o r T in : * i t t a»r *4ANFom». KUHHt'A IW IIY IIM N T o il 11111% r o il I . I U \ « %M l I'l k M I M . O oltK t m il n a:•« •ni m I First Federal Savings & Loan Hii.nr r.!#4 s . n( It.r s . t . s r t * |h* iltv *»f thr i'll)- of Hanlon!. Klnrfata ftl lira k • tslilltl.in IM.%1 It. 2 |*Aar 101 W t l tka n NK». Hrrll.in 31 T..«h«M|* II H«*iifh luna*- l . ItAfil * 4 of U*t 12*4 A l.fi»« 111 Ilf** H 14 A* It I (t«n(n r.tr r ri-i 11.*4*k & dafc» « : \»W I*f U»t I In A N $ fi L. I 111 ,w<nfis I* *fk 1*1nt It" i |*RK* 42 Ie4*u 717 * 711 i.4.ur 4»*.s| n .t 1 im r* It 11* 21 a Ilsssik * |ajgmr Jl O I* IHHINlu »\ l*|rfk »»f t»ir $*lts 4'nilft HrmlOssIr l*s»l|*«1 Kturiil* «*•: ti.t ASSOCIATION of SKM INOLE CO UN TY g ' lil.tiUna No i 1*1 filial l*r v» it ti.lr.fi **m for a |*rri.«| of ttiiro aJ*i itaya pmI**#* OUfint ti* t♦*w- !*-nlDK of t*|i|a with- FIVE pajrr T4 ■A*!• P» 11 A 12 41•*• Wli t FORRENT STORE ROOM It drives one man to higher pmls— an* other to corruption. It pays a presidentand-a-ilitch dipper. a I'tal D*N»k i p u r n a w u of NKVg of N W I, • tlnn l< To%kn»ti||i 21 N«>ulh lU n f r SI IU$l lire MROorof X K U of NW», Hritlon I Town«h»|» '*» H.mlh lu n a r IR Kail, run N 11 »!»■ N fi'* .l.llr r . It |< ihs H I I J fi fh$. K l€ ihg |gi|$ IS, tl. *».*• A U ttnrmlrsl I’U l 4»f I U filial INirW. 1*14! I> U» 7 tuvra 1 A « l.*M• I« A I' |I1>44k fi tJkl hart* HutsHvliiun 1*1.«t llonV 3 . . . It* value got** up and down with the fluctuating time*. It make;* Dome |*4*ople happy and others sad. . . . I'A O B T H E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. H.OKIDA J A N . 2A, Id .il llv Paul HtihlaaoR » /rr-va.'.'- two as p > r c .H * - a <jo a i o o / A iyid« A / T A C _ . a . n W *«s *IA// ' ' »»$ Avmaa, t*ORD t'odar 8-Very low ... mileage, txcellenl Urns, on* .......... 11*0 Mtaett* . L iliT s i! " .v T T -.T ; n r T V - ' OAA I 4 �--------------------------------- ----— IW V cJv&?v► ••>; '•' ~ < *■>.•* Kg' i j ^C4 &£-■_ . PACE ACT TITE SANFORD HERALD, ^ ^ ^ P J g g j g A F W P A T JAW. 28, 1951 PRE8I1YTKRIAN thy mercy la great above the hea­ F R E E METHODIST CHURCH deepest la his being." nesday 7:30 P.M. attend. vens: and thy tiuth icacheth unto Laurel Avenue god W. Fawth CHURCH "Come Ihou With Ue And We HDton East wick. Rcp . A. G . Melania, D.O., Pastor tha clouds." Will Do Tfaoo Good." Street l : U A.M . Church School. Tills reaeeuring statement from CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Fred H. Harton. Pastor Ninth Street and Unrei Avenue 11-00 A.M. Morning Worahlp. Paalm* (89:15) is Included in the Sunday School 9:4S A.M. U P S A LA CHURCH „ . A ALLIANCE iii Chur m i ia« Sermon hy Rev .Mclnnia. Rev. 8. L. Whatley, Pastor Park Avtatm gad Fourteenth Ilible readings: "Dlcmed la the Morning Worship 10:45 A.5I. Church School 10:00 A.3I. ty M m publication. ii:30 I'.M. Pioneer Fellowahip. people that know the joyful sound Sunday School 9:46 A.M. Bring Street Wonhip 11:00 A.M. Young Pi Peoples 7:00 P.M. * “Service --------Sanford MinUterinl Association Youth Fellowahip. the family to Sunday School. Rev. Glenn B. Smith. Pastor They shall walk. O Lord, in the Radio Program W SUM 020 5:00 Young People 7:00 P.M. Morning Wonhip 11:00 A.M. Rlblc School 0:45 A.M. 7:30 I'.M. Cvenlng Worahip. light of thy countenance." Itev. Annus fi. Mclnnis, President P.M. Evening Service 8:00 P.6I. Sermon fry Rev. Mclnnia. Cot relative selections from "Sri Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Sermon by the pastor. Evangeliitlc Service 7:30 P.M. Rev. Fred I.. Horton. Sec.-Tren*. S|M-eial niUiir for Sunday inoin »nce and Health, with Key to the Junior Choir Get-Together 6:00 Tha pastor will apeak on the sub­ C O M M U N ITY CHURCH lug: Duct, - I Will Magnify Thee*1, Scripture*'* by Mary Raker Eddy P.M. All Junior* urged to be pre­ ject: "Tha Effectual Door". Lake Mary, F lor lad 'CH RIST CHURCH, LONGW ODD Mr*. Charle* Wilke and Rotiert Include the u rn -ting pasaage: T H K C H URCH til GOD Evening Service 7:30 P.M. An sent. C. C. While, Mlnlater (Episcopal) llrown; Anthem, “Spring* In The “The time for thinger* ha* come B.T.U. 6:30 P.M. “Choose You Miller Farm* The new ML Zion M. B. Church informal sank* for all ages. The Church School 10:00 A.M. Class­ pastor will speak. All are wel­ This Day" Come to B.T.U. Rot. II. L)ttl*(on /.iimnrrmin, Ih-ett” hy the Chancel Choir. . .. The only guaiantee of obedience will have the Jacob Chapel Choii Hep. H. H . .tllller, I'a-tm II. D - Vkar come. Special muaic for Sunday even I* a light appirhennion of Him es for all ages. Service* Sunday at .1:30 I'.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. of the M. B. Church of Clermont Worship U:00 A.M. Young SoiigMlma Sunil* > to sing here Sunday night. VialWednesday night Prayer inert, Ing: Anthem. “They Calf Him whom to know aright I* Life eter­ Sermon by Pastor. The Mid-week Prayer service peoples day. 4:00 PAL Evci.ing I’rayvi and ing at 7:-T0. An old time aervlrc Jcaua" by Youth Choir. nal" (preface vil). Midweek Prayer Service Wed­ tor* ore welcome. will be' held on Wednesday night Ml Westminster 4:00 P. The Junior atrmon. with old time tratlmony for all. at 5:00. The pastor will conduct M* All ar« welcome. H O LY CROSS C IIUR C II SEVENTH DAY A D V E N T IS T The Senior Westminster 6:30 *, , t ^dy..on “Th* M l of Fanati­ (Kpkropal) CIIURCII cism . Visitors art cordially wel­ FIR ST B A P TIS T CHURCH P.M. F IR S T M E TH O I iT s T CH URCH Her. II. l.|lt!elon Zimmerman, HfPrnlh Street and Elm Atenur come. Park Apcnur at Hlslh Street Tur-day, Choir practice 7:00 J. E. McKinley. M inUlrr II.I).. Rector Church Service 11:00 A.M. SalW. I'. Ilruok*, if.. Paulrrr P.M. Mra. I’. It. Hlrphrnnun. D.II.K, Sexagralma Hu day ay. urda John L. Miller, Educational TUP, CHURCH OP GOD 9:46 A M. Church School. A The Rible and Praytr Hour 7:30 h:00 A.M. Hoty Communion. Sahlpath School 0:30 A.M. Director U M Elm Aveaae P.M Thursday. rla^s for v : h ? s j t . *-*:3» Family Service and Church Prayer Meeting 7:30 P.M. “ We've Saved a Place For You," Rev, Joe C. Crews. Pastor The Confirmation Class 4:00 11:00 A.M, Morning Wor*hi|t. School. JA N . 28— FEB. 12 r nerctay, Sunday School p;|5 A.M. "Take I'.M. Friday, Sumlay school begin* at 0:45 Rcrmun topic: "The Voice That 11:00 A.M. Morning 1‘iayer nnl VUlti I'm i are welcome. your family to Sunday School." We A.M. Casses for all ages. Good Wake a The Dead**. icrmon. ptovido for every member of the spirit filled teachers. 7:30 N IG H TL Y 6:30 I'.M. Vouth Fellowship Kcr0:00 I'.M. Y P S L FIRST ( IIFIIC II OF CH R IST. family. C O N G R EG A TIO N A L CHURCH Morning worship 11:00 A.M. jrleo. S C IE N TIS T 8«*rvlrca during the weak: Park Avenua and Third Street Menage by tha pastor. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. 7:30 r.M. Ft i nine Wui*hjp. *00 Kant Second Street Monday, Wednoaday and Satur­ J. Bernard Root. Minister P re a c h in g D e liv e ra n c e f o r S p i r i t , S oul Evangelistic service 7:.1u P.M. i Sermon by W. P. llrook*. Jr. Sermon topic: “Tho Jc*us W a y . day Holy Communion 7:30 A.M. Sunday School f»:gfi A.M. Saldiath School 10:00 A.M. Message and altar call by the pas­ Training Union B:!5 P. 51, A .Morning Service 11:00 A.M. Friday Holy Communion U:00 Morning Worrhip 11:00 A.M. MORNING DEV O TIO N S a n ti Body Union fur Every Church Member. Bviimin. “The Great Adventure." tor. Wedneaday Service 8:00 P.M. A.M. Prayer meeting and Rible study Rev. Glenn E. Smith, pantui of Story Hour for children under 0 Reading R mm Tuesday* and “ W. P. Montague thus describe* Tueu.ij»> evening at 7:30 P.M. lhc Christian arid Mi>*f«narv A l­ year* of age. Friday* 3:00 to 5:00 P.M. Bov. C. E. Schwab, njieaking niglilly religion: 'Relirron I* the arevp Comt *>id bring your Bible*. liance Church, wll Iw in rhnrpe of < h i m u o f (iliu m The ehangeleap, veritable fact* Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Ser­ tannneither of * , primitive ubWoman's Missionary service Morning Devotions through next l;lm A trnur ami Second SI feel oIranl (jtnf will lie *trr*xcd In mon hy W. P. llrook*, Jr. ■ur-iity nor of sophisticated truism, Thursday evening at 7:30 P.M. lk. The program i* a pir-entii* J. C. NfrhoUon, Mlni«lrr Chrfitian Science *ervlce* next Wednesday Kvening Service 7:30 but of ~- — ___^ _____ __r-ij_ a momentous possibility— Victory Leader service Friday I of radio «tat ion W TItR. In I0:uo A.M. HiIde School. Sumlay when the l-eiton-Hcrinon P.M. We arc studying tho Rook thr iiossiMlity, namely^ that what evening at 7:80 P.M. A program peration with the Sanford Min1I;(M) A.M. Morning Worahlp. will he entitled "Truth." of Kphenian* at the Prayer meet­ is highest hi spirit Is deepest in for all yourg people. laterlal Anaociation, and i* heard 7:3o I'.M. Kvening Worahlp L. A. Allen, Puator 121*0 Laurel Avenue The Golden Text D from Paalmi ing hour. oui natures.' In other words, re­ The Church string band will fur­ Rally at 8 * ) A.M.. and on SaturThuraday H:(K) I'.M. Ilible atudy. (l(IS:3, 41: "I will praiae thee, O "Every room a* warm a* Jour ligion doo* not go eounter to man's nish the music for all these ser­ f a y at 7:18. Vixltora uluaya welcomi’. I-old. among the people: . . . for home." nature hut is consonant with the vice* ami the publk is invited to F IR S T At THE CHURCHES Colored News SPECIAL REVIVAL SERVICES E ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH What is the TRUTH? The Railroads The Union Leaders seek to A l various stages in the preaent dispute w ith the brotherhoods of railroad operating employees , . , the railroads agreed to arbitrate. The union leaders refused. . . . the railroads accepted the recommendations of President Trum an’s Emergency Board. T he union leaders refused. . . . the railroads accepted the White House proposal of August 19,1950. The union leaders refused. Finally on Agreement was signed a t tlio White House on December 21, 1050. Now the union leaders seek to repudiate the Agreement. • ttl* The railroads stand ready to p u t the terms of this Agreement inti? effect immediately. with back pay Rt-the rates and dates indicated. <$* t y The Agreement is given in full below. U on S j L M *a » to b H iz a - rfri1*® P ^tiaa are unable f ° vorn,#nt agenoiea S 0R EO it ir r , U“*1**"1 ■ j**itesK&r 1 0 0 C « » to®r - *• 5b r 23 c®n l^ffootV vo Jan rrro c u v o j ; - ^ Lor**** .1 2 ce a '-B 0 S liio n * ! z « '5 s a i » ™ - Z ' ’"'.rv 1, w a t f ° B®?,n «BoV. f ° t h0Ur * 0 «H n o t * » #S r t o d C&r ; s$ r ,w ; o® ? p if M upon o h a n t . i i n • U » « ^ . l o t V ' * i 0no < , W . 1H ot « U V •» »« ? s s s s ^ ra s ■ J ^ a ^ iJ S S S * * * w * i . ° , « t « r. . 2 , • » » S £ u i ._ hoof. .;> » 5 S3** % * j» - ■ -it •:. f t f iw • : ™»««nd „ S g , # ...........t t l * g fe r S ^sr T o o n H iJ ito l T*” S I!™ ? , tro T n fH !^ condition* o f .« ,l!n . y 0™ & £•*Vri”*fet % g Sfi s fe propo.^* S S g g 9 & g E g ^ po£iitn* *°r SS» of 50 lT S‘-Sl?«3 » .1 11 rfS fc S^*S? rf& r. « S K I M g£? S \ . < 5 p*r U \ \ v V n \ n ib ■; \V Wft: : lV- | .1, Md n *e a g r e s a g n t . �- n - TH E W EA TH ER In Unity There In Strength— T u Protect lhe r u n W the Waridi To Prana** Um P ragm a af A M r k t , T o Prodac# PrauparRy for B u l n i f f l z * H * VOLUME XXXXII a n f o r d P AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A EMtablidhcd 1908 m i l f t * M O N D A Y J A N . 20. No. II? AxM irlfllrri I'rcse. l.c.'iM'd W ire g— Bitter Fighting Is MetByUNAdvance; Red Lines Stiffen Fighter-Bombers Hit 0 C h i n e s e Positions In Heaviest Raid: K o r e a n s Trapped TO K Y O . Jan. 29— </P)— Chinn r CommunuD died lighting in ihcir mountain foxholes today. They reaiited In the bitter end a wary but teemingly releniltn Al­ lied advance to wilbin 10 milri ol V Seoul in weilera Koica. Associated Preit cormpondent Jim Becker reported D O Red* were killed on one bill alone. Only eight were captured. Air itrikea and nrtillery taked the enemy poiitiom, but U. N. in­ fantrymen finally had to acramble up the froren lulliidea and bloat out the Kedi with grenadei and jt rifle fireThe U. S. Eighth Army report td advances up to three milei along the 40-milet weatern front. In the area north of Suwon. 38 P-51 lighter-bomber* dumped 8.0000 gatkiu of fiery napalm (iellied gatoline) in the heaviest Mu tang man attack ol the war. Red troops and building* were hit. # Early citimatei were that 100 Red* were kilted and 240 building* deatroyed or damaged. Maj. Thomai D. Robertaon. ol St. Paul. Minn., who led tbc attack, •aid: “There were over 30 mile* of fire burning when we left." A 1tout four hour* before deseribIng Uw Utter hillsides battle, flecker filed a dlrpetch reporting _ nn Allied advance of one mil*, to I P * paint eight jnttea north of ,8u*rpn. ’ Becker said Intelligence uffleet* eatimated that the entire 60th Chinese Commuhiit army and three North Korean divisions now were near the combat area, holdatmigth i W forces would total about 60,000 pen, but loaaa* arc believed to have cut them consid­ erably. "This U a delaying action with 4 about one Chlnfte company to every hill," one American regi­ mental commander aald of the fnahole fight. "We Jttat hare to dig them out. baraiiM they stay In there and dia fight. The Chinese were supported by artillery. Ground troops aalled for an air atrlke to alltnea the enemy gun* remainder of the company iC M n iw r «* re e v T m Wiggins Jacobsen Soil Tec hn Andrew S tin e Is Dr. Nourse Says Elected,To H ead Price-WageFreeze Merchants’ Group Order Won’t Work Only Production Rise Present Law Is Said To Be Shot Full Of Can End Inflation. “Wide Loopholes" Meeting Is Told Andrew Stine was elected preiident nf the Sanford Merchant’* At* •ociation Friday night at a direc­ tor's meeting following the group’* annual dinner at the Mayfair Inn. Other officer* electee* were Rill Kirk at vice pmident and Mitt Dot Powell a* tccietary and trea­ surerAndirw Stine, acting at loatlmatter for the evening, introduced the principal speaker, Llnyd Gan. prendenl of the Florida Stale Re* taifere Anociation. Mr. Garr based hia address on an analyst* of the effects of mili­ tary preparedness on the United States economy by Taul Nyalmm, Columbia University Economics Pro feat or. Pointing out that moat n( the expedients, being adopted to halt inflation are attacka on symp­ tom a and not on the real causes of Inflation, Mr. tiarr emphasisrd the necessity uf an Increase In productivity. “ Only thru", he stated. "Can the real Ineome of the nation be in­ creased and an effective fight be made against the tidal wave of military-spending which nay eoun rut the btrylag power of our pre­ sent "flfty-cent" dollar to M cents." Mr. Carr WM’ the assembled merchants that only .1,000,000 peo­ ple are unemployed today end capable of being drawn into de­ fense production whrreaa In 1340 there were 10.000.0fl0. Today the defense worker must come almost wholly from civilian occupation*, he said. Exigencies of the waf effort will cauae transportation facilit­ ies to wear out and repair will be- Mysterious S tronger Com esInPacking Case PARIS. Jan. 23— <A9— Frvnch newspapers today reported the mysterious odyssey uf a man who travelled from Uulgari* to Franre — In a packing case. Th* man, reportedly named Chris tnv. spent 34 day* in the eg**, which contained a Ford auto­ mobile. Papers speculated he might bo o French secret service agvat, or o refugee frem behind tie Iron Certain. They generally agreed that French pollca had been alerted for the arrival of the man in Uw rase a( Marseille last week, on the Italian shin "Palalsal." Two poflra from Paris arrived in Marseille and opened the rase, which had been sitting on th* docks for tiro day*, and found the man, described aa in hia thirties, and with a beard, sitting at the wheel of Uw automobile. Th e neper* said bst left Sofia Dec. I I In the packing caao for a Bulgarian port, and eras taken oa the shits Dee. 26. The papers said the police treated the man with deference and took him from Mar­ seille to Pari*. W A S H IN G T O N Ia n . 2? </T> — Dr. Edwin G. Noun*, former chairman nf the Pirtidcnl’t Cnuncil of Economic Adviten. laid to­ day he especti pikes to continue their tlimh dcipite th* gov-rnment’i freetc order. Testifying before the SenateHaute Economic Comnultee. Noun* tsid there arc "wide loop­ holes'’ in lb* present law, anti pic dieted that “ hardship catrt” for price and wag* rit«t "wnn’l ha»* to be very hard to win rrlirf un­ der the economic phlomphy which still prevail.” With a smile, he added: **1 suggest that prices have -nt gone into the deep-free jr Irnkci but just into the kitchen refngriator— where the kid* come in and open the door every time they want British Prime Minis­ ter Announces C all­ up Of 250 Thousand For This Summer House Group Kills Plan For Drafting Vets At Present; Single Men, Age 28, First _ LO N D O N . Jan. 29 </!»> Prime Minister Attlee announced A sia n -A ra b Bloc wr Hike In Defense Cost today a vast British icarmamen. M O C l l I i e program envisioning a labor draft sf nrcrssaiy. a Hi per rent U>osi D o n p us defrnsc spending and a callup I v d t C of 230.1KK) rrseisr fighting men for training this sumniet. In a House of Commons •|>ccch outlining ibis country’s plant to meet the lineal ol Communist aggicssion in Eum^sc, Attire forecast new demands on tbr liiitub taxi payer— alirady tanving one ctf the lice world's lsig|e*i i-uidcna. He said at murh of the program at |totsiblr would be tamed out on a pay-as-you-go basis The i’ uiiie Minister hinted lhat llrit.iin would not look In the United .Stales loi loans to Kelp pav Inc wav. Mr >.iul hit l*b»si i t , ,, , . gotrinment inteiulrd to irlrain , Irnm mortgaging tbr Inline by . . . ... running intn debt abroad. Winston rhi.rrh.il, .eader of the CTofmrrvalivr opposition, prompUy ralli->l a drlwtc "n defetssr the week after peat, oylng euch a debate thoubl latt two or throe S K O T C a n P r n n n c □ I a l O p O 5 (1 1 . . __ Deliberations .To Be Delayed Till Aftet Cease-Fire Begins L A K E SUC CESS. J in 29 (/i-, the Axan-Arali blot tmlat modi- "* lw’- " p onrr in an rffm l to hr nl off l tnllil Naltoos appimal ol Amencans demands for an indi<lmc‘it of Communist China a, an aggie,. toi. I hr revised plan n n submit hlixaheth W pcjis As P leven A r r i v e s She Blasts Hilton i 11 r »r • I n Divorce Suit |.n 0 S t r a t e g y T a lk s I ns AN GELES. Jim 20 opi i l o .hurt, tmhiippy mniringc of actre*.* Klixnl-' th Tnyloi ended in divntic today after .hr told a judge hotrl lu'ii Nick Hilton wa« ahu.iviiiml nrgleclful Ml » Taylor mid Hilton picked mgumont. for no apparent n-amn. Teat, filled lot eye, a. »hc im»Hi-rc-l ipn .t Ionv of hoi attorney, Willintn Reign Shi* .alii thiit mmi of iho tune doting their honeymoon in Europe iliilon would •pcrnl tin- rvrnina. mid until 6 hi d A M nt tin- gambl­ ing i a.lno», leaving hei tn irtuin tn their hotel alone. She .aid thi* conduct •••ntlmicil •liter tlir-li ti-t nr ti <o thi. iiiuntiy. Del grr a.ke-E “ I. it true I tint on yiiot return heir-, nl latino, i-v i.l fiiiiilioM. he remained away limn you and .m iilumy* trying to plrk a fight 7” .h r nloiHcredSu|n-rior ludge 1hiii^uimiil i’lai kr a<krd If thi* eaii.iil her ilri vm i .n o Shi- rrplird that tl did Premier Pro­ mises LJ. S. UndviiiK F r e n c h Loyalty F ren c h W A S H IN G I ON. i m 29— 4<V» i ir a r li t’lrrnier Rene llrvco arrived Imliv lm comI u .i i -lt.vIrgv l.v'k, md Prrvident I iiim.vn lo|d him hr I,..pci In pm vr the U m lc l Td.itr, u thr "ic«| liirnd’’ of rr.tnte. I lie I’trvulcnl g irrlrd ihr wilt­ . . , r ’'. . . , ing Freni h leader .it Union Shi­ .. , , , lton. i lew hmll* lie Im r they were icmtify t n*l-natto|i loditual min. , ,. to begin imiffiriircv nt wm|J pro­ miller mrt tint morning It <a I, , blem*. lor an iminrdialr trsen.iuswri um, , neven r ,m r b n r ir;uiilr<ll, , " r Chma-Koira pin. irrkm g iwui.inirv from llie F irriIdem, but aibb Ibis mi|*olt.snl pr »ilrnl llial the I mlrd jM.ilrv will tr smon Thr irpirsrnlalivet will, " i l l -u lilialc iiiinirdl.trly witli titr .itomii , , (list inrrlings, agrrr ii|mn an sp llc ig o i: “ I. II tm r Ih,,t Iwcmu. i- bomb in I lie- cirnl Riiwi.tn u m iri piopiiate cease-liir arrangement in I nf loot ruining* a* n motion pic- ■ov ule I ranir Kmea ami alter it lias lo-rn put tun- m ire .", you want In waive all M i I lunun, Scfirtaiy ol Si itclaim* to alimony 7” )||((| ibey will psucced with Al IlCMill. Dele rue Secret, y M .r"Vea.” . , , ... „ Hilton, who dm not i-,ni|«*»t (In- •bill am 1 mmit nl tfir (alnnri '»tetr fuiibrr dehlwiatamtn Hon, <va» riot In court. ThU pnrvDion »#• Intrrinl «f were on hand In m rrl |* <•tier thr brief hearing einled I (lie ilwik, rainy fit*ti ii iii ^ 'li»- Tavlnr I-••gall to i iv. Sin- put The 4^-VP4f«olcI 1 lent hi i head mi the shuuldri of n "tinlio puMleii-t. shook liarulv warmly * willi ihr Then »h>- -at in a i hull in a >fltMilrnt .nil laal: lorrmt wn-plng" .... of thr lourtroorn, , ,, , 1 i-—*.ii g for 1 0 1 waid 0 ,1 1 , 1 in I am h.iking to ithe wmATlncImh, ^11101*0 IS H«St North Shivers Under Blanket Of Cold To “ Kickahoukee” GamcH O f Scouts Farmer’s Markets Repor t Increased Demand For Fruits Brailey Oilhuin Will Award Jay cut* Prize K An enlisted mag, riding a* a passenger, also was klllwl. Ilia name was withheld pending noti first Inn nf noat of kin. B brought frurn IIJK l to 17.26 pmronlests. Mr*. Don I'lre y, drn mo­ hamper. Weather ronditiona cun ther nf Cub Park Nn. 213, Ovo-do, Ilnur to aliiw down product Inti in assisted ihr cub scout. Mimo -erliona, hut Increa.e* in George Maffrtl -«fved a* chair most item, are anticipated during man of the progiam, Itrdieit Lip the current week. pin.idt and John P iai.on a. coReport, from Individual markrt > chairman. Judge Itnogla. S<rn fnt the pa.t weekly prrital ending Stlom web iimeil the "emit, an*1 Janunry 2 till »hnw gru.a returnirs s ils s w •>■ ear* alt! tu gniwera .riling on thr 1'ompnim State Market exceeded $>>liijt.' i <mi I H U M A N H P E K t lT W A B IH N G T U N . Jan. 2t» 0V, for U M I t unit, uf U-ans. |»iII a a lta » # 1 O a r a s e T « « l I lr-ldenl Truman will .peak at f’hlla-lrlphln Saturday d thr dhh ration of a chapel tn four heroic chaplain* who died In World War II. M ANNBKHKIM FUNEItAI. H ELSIN KI, Finland, Jan. W tanning b*#n. planr Leslio A. Jacol (A1) — Finnish authorliie* Iwlay ( g technician of the U- S- Boll Con­ planned a state funeral fnt Fle|,i for the servation Italic* for the paat Mat two Marshal Baron Carl Gmdaf years, left Friday for Jacksonville Mannrrhelm, their national hern to Uko uo Hi* now dutiaa as a dis­ who died Saturday night In trict conservationist Iwuaanne, Kwttierland, after a Ben Wiggins, on* of the Boll major intvsUnal opera! Ii-n Conservation engineer* It aaa Indies s»(t th* funrrsl of been stationed at T a g m th# h-' - year •old Mannerheins, worked with the Hillsborough 8o<! formrr preikent who three time* Conservation District, wilt replace Friend, her* of Mrs. It I* led hi* country In battle again,t Mr. Jacobsen. Mr. Wiggto* ori­ the Russian*, mlgnt tskr place llawkln* will regret to learn of hrt ginally from l ira Oak. raraired hia death whleh occurred at her home. here nn Sunday. 310.1 Post Street, Jacksonville, at degree In engineering from the A, University of Florida In IM ». He. 11:00 P.M. yeatrrday following a ' W hi* wife and tw* y * r oW daugh­ long lllneaa. ter, Betty will live her*. Prior to Mr. and Mrs. llawkln. were for he ipeat f i n year* la mrr resident, of Sanford where mraduallon an Mr. llawkln. wa« a member nf Ihr (he Army. M r Jacobsen was the Ural plan­ Railroad police, lie preceded Mr*, llawkln. in ilralh two years ago ning technician to ho a w l k m by the U.R. Roll Canaetcaaton Bervlcc. 8urv|vora Inrlwl* three children. A TI-A N TA . Jan. 29— <2T>— Th* South, oact rdelwated militarily only Mra. J. M. O’Brien. Miss Patsy Ilo recently reported that dariag hla two years at oareiaa hare la , for ill generals and its gun-cottoa, is fast booming the astion’i arsenal Hawkins sad Robert llawklns. nil of Jacksonville. had wnrkad on ' frr tuper-wespom. •10,■ Funeral sarvlre. will Im> held than 101 fanner# That 'v jw j wa» made to members nl the Georgia Engineering Society con000 tens for M il • -#. In Jacksonville at 2:00 F.M, Wot today by H. McKinley Conway, Jr., a director of lha Southern Astoria- nesday and burial will Ire made sarvatson work. 1 lam ol £ckflca gad Industry. there. ’ Plans for soli *Jw» ratkHt wore preps* ' Conway said 16 asajoe military research and das clopmeal center* e.a. The p,-gram, I.OUUHTK HIT IN D IA hara already baan located In lh*^ sea. has rwultad NEW D E L H III, India, Jan » Southern states, and mars a n proving ground for guided mis­ llVaUaaw • being planned. siles. It Include* u flv* Mprare --(4 1 — A swarm of locusts aonn In addition to this Tritium (H - mile laurelling u r n on Cane Ca- 10 miles long swirled over India'JO B LES S U J i n T f l Bomb raw material) plant, whkh naveral and a string at radar oh- capital today and headed toward T A L L A H A M E I, J lE t » - he r*ld be bad predicted would be serration s t a t l o n a stretching the Punjati wheat harvest. Special Florida I N The ehwtd of inserts— so thick located In Um Sooth several ’ mpenvatinn paymetlU Acrtaaed months before the selection of tbe nearly 600 miles Into the Garb tltal it d. la fed departing rom bean. 44,174 during ib# waak ending •He near Augusta. G*., ho he menMillion* of doll are have been In­ marcial plane* -came frorp thr |*#nw tlnmod a number of « U m vftal mi­ verted in an oedaane* laboralory south. Warning, wera wired tn lltary raaaarth liutallat lstails tIons being at Redstone Arsenal, Mar Hunts­ agricultural agents tn the norti devafpptd to Ik* ieawUiland. ville, Ala, where German aclen- to try to save Uw grain crop In r awglnaariag dal M M g A m y engineers this critiaally graln-aiwt country Mrs. R. D. Hawkins SuccumliH To Illness South Becomes C enter Of Nation’s Super-Weapons Reseacb Program 1 4 rhurchllt demanded that the IloilM- melidn'ra non liter whethar Attires call mab *'i Hi It lab dafeme need* csirresliolsd* with Inr real ItIce w - have to farst." and he added that the Uteii government IC m i I is v * na rag# la s t wa> lair in |.rs»vMlr.g the enUmata The reterve callup announred b) the Prime Miniate, 236.000 for the army and 10,000 fur Ihr Itujal Air Fore#,. These men will spend |6 .lay* In lnlcn.onlll.lv a* he publicist and her r.mv, rvatluns with you w hich I alve training. At the fcaissti time ity ASSOCIATED PltKNt attmnoin Itln l In console her. gin t-ntay I chull aIvi ny . fenirmMuch of the nalbm endured the the llovnl Navy will rat up 0,000 enlisteal men ufid iW O «t f wer* *« ■ • . i-ci n nl state, lu'i vvruaitnr whal thr in (initoil Stuir* ill did for cold eat weather ssf ilw mra-nn to­ liny S*«ut» fnmi throughout I v n u l u r j f u r t v n that addltioaal ■•nip may put I n i u v p s . Franct- duriug the last wat day*-• "I ”1 a l«ii'’ TH-taaid-ci I In, I riullng 3 ruinutiaairui. 1Altti, tlaa. H'*y»li <ScMMnvIr <'wi*U pM#k4ft*aled in 'I V i o n- , u 4J |>,, , , arii> Mornm-la’i that - It was 62 hold#' at. West Y#l- In * r »DPtn l » ) v i l l i l C SN rili h,,t two iciitin li" our rouuAir Fnrc„ It In «We refrmher tontrst. Saturday night nt *b> low.tonr, Mont. Official Utiiprrl l l M U l w t «— s a t , Seminole High School Fnnthnll frb-. have alway. la-rn friend*, itd to 30 l Fiehl tn a progium rn iitb -l a and, I am .lire, nI»v,iV- will la*." HAN IIIA N G IS U O , .Ian jn lower over Wyoming, the Un­ "Ki> kahuokee." Mr Truman replied: n il- ,\ kl'idvrgatrn giiug burgh-d k«Ua and parts of Mlnnnuda and IriMip Nn. 543, Oviedo, won first tiai well Five .mall laiy-c uttli " I ant pleased In welcome ym». Wisconsin. |tla<e in U-ril pitching, with inuiu I 30ti m -h nmu eri «u/n lcioti .So I hope you will have a plca.ant Forecaster* said it would con­ No 6, Hanford, in -reon*I plncia nine bant fir-m whom I lie}’ mol profitalile visit. We are all tinue cold. i 1 m*|11Ml•«•4 t» • i*T*M l.f 1 **>*I in fire building ami in rooking tried In huy rovvlaiy urllfit- ciillr I Tbs: 46 holuw at Hulls:, Mont., T.-ar p No. 6 w.M first mid T n -in dir mads today the coldest Jan. 23 No. 34. M-miitl Triuip No. 344, T h r five— mil) it, 7, und H year. there un record. laike Mary, placed f m l in axemang-it out u( that hy saying they JA C K S O N V ILLE. J a n Other Monday minimum* were ship, and Troop No. 31 » a i M-r-tml had found the money, anil lorn International Fall*, Minn., tl lie- f Special I — Heightened activities Troop Nu. 34 . a i filat in the It over In |io|icr low; Mercer, Wl*o 40 below; Wil- un the Florida Stats Farmer*’ Mai- tug of war with Troop No. 311 Hut they Were t nipped when The "otit.lMtnling "tale puhlli llston, N. Do 3.1 below; Mlnnca* krta due to inerearing demand fur second. Troop No. 243. Oviedo, ilt.. 2fl liclow, and Chicago, nine ft rail fruit* and vegetable., were ha-I nu competitor, m ligualling I polo rtnuh Gurdoil McNair "aid official for 1350" writ le- recogn­ lie miw a 7-yeai-ohl take hot- ised bv the Flotilla Junior low. reported today by William I.. W il­ and therefore- won fii.t plan th of vihIu |aip fioui the iae k la-t oj Gornmerre in Pensacola on Sunshine bell high* Sunday son, Jarkwinville. Director or tlm Cull Pack, competed In n three of a |lurk ycvtrrdny Fet.. 3 included Brownsville. Texas. 7K; 21 Slate-owned *»le« renin* whh h legged ran* with -Imimic Wright Fright* oed, the t.i> l-drl -ill T b - good gov cl omen t aw aid w ill Miami, Fla., 76; New (Irlran*, verve Florida farmer.. Price- -u and Eddie HarlaiUI Ilf I'nek 31. fit »t The 1 1 u|rilet btokc a window in 72. and boa Angeles, a tool on. mmi roniinodlllc" reflected ir*■■*■I and Omi IJltcy au-l Jim m y lln-ok the White It*, k i -i plant ami t-e mu-tr by State .lunioi ('bundlei of ('niurnetii Pie.blent J lirsilrv demand with mrar Item, bringing shire of I'atk 211, second. In bal­ I Minim, during tin- award banthe lie,I irlutn* to farmer* thnn m loon bursting Hr ires- MiCoy of I’ui- found f'lmi In n dc.-h draorr ACE IS K ILLED many .ea*on* pa-t. Gallfornl* Pack 31 iv a- find mid Don I'liry only tn run ini" the nr-phInu- •up t lhat will highlight the JayW ASHIN GTON , Jan. JU t-Pi ini-u haul i r e . ’ winter conterence Capl. Don 8. GanilU, .10, Wmld Wiimlri Prppeis continued to len-l of Cuh Pack 213 *«• wenud Three more lime" the riiy. The identity of thr recipient War II ace and vetern of |N2 with price, from $1.00 t*< •16 Sioutmaster. of Troop N " 312 liioke Into the plant, hid found will ta- kept a »eciet until the r bushel, lumaliK-. hmught from and William Pugh of Tremp No. .'Ill comliat mission*, died yesterday • eleno more money. So tluv iiwniil i* made The selection w «« .20 In ll-l.no ami Miuaah timugli' am| John Horton of Trimii 213 aswhen hi* Jwt trainer crashed. <)fthe Florida -I un lur $1.60 to $8.60 per bushel, l^-.n -aisled the scouts in entering thr l-latnl with Main pal tie." - ii Hi­ niirde tiv ficaia said ha was on a "mutlnsi night" ! r » r t | , rlmidy amt mild with ■lightly h igh * temperature* lilt* aMrrnnnn and tonight. 1‘nO lhlr rim* ere in Tallahassee arr* In* •ticHI. Tur>d>; rloud), with ntn* . innal rain amt colder in nnrth porlion. |— TE A C K E B H M E E T Th# Samiaol# County Teachers C M will have aa 4 apaakar Ear* n it Farris, aaaeativa aacretary nf tha State Teachers Eatircnaant Syrtam, who will talk aw lha tlrvmant System" at a meat Ing which wfU It# held Tharedav at •lOQ F. M. at the Janlor High inanuger's dvsk. Poller raid the laiy, would ri li-ctureal, thru lui m il over li their parents. Tia-ir name, wen wrlhheld by pul in ll till I (IN I Uill.w P IT T H IIIIH G II. Jan 23 '-P llird. wintering In lhe»e pari • u n d id de-icer, balay F r e-slog rain, fmse ihrn tall and wing fratlarrs, forcing Mu­ hin!-- to fly eriatirally. Many nt them re-ritibied airphim » tryli-g to lake off with wing flap* down llird . trying tn land .kidded or tile icy ground llird watchii-aid the (ring wav not >nffv rirnl to rlira .r liodirv l-llt mari) tail, were .tlffrn n l in fan "ha|a « I'bailile t of C-miucn-e G in .I Govrrnmeiit A wind emu in Hire hradrii by f.oiilv It .to of Tampa. m .E P I I I l N E III l(G I.A ll W E S T EDS A N G E L E S , Jan 23 (A I The telephone rang l i m i —l-iv night at thr home »f Mr. and Mrv E.<iwaid ( ’« .« . When M m l 'a*» answered, wh>«-vrr ■ailing hung up. The urine thing h«pi»rnrd F ri­ day night. Sol 111dit) IIIgill tile f'rt.nC-i were riot home to hint Die phone ting When they returned ia’e, they told |all ire ye.terrlay, they dis­ cover,-d that « 4 l.5mi mink root and an ltd.piece silverware set hail been stolen S TA M P FR A U D W A S H IN G T O N . Jan. 2'.» v/P» liar old F. Atnhro.e tialny *■< aenlemeil In two to .rv rn year. In prison for engineering a big •tamp fraud while holding a high (ant office job. IT, fi. D rill lit Judge James ft Kirkland, in Imponfng Ihr sent enrr, lurried down a plea for pro liation. I A S VEGAS, Nfv . jan, 29 t/1*> lire IOtlr rod lllli alomu hlsil* While Ambrose wrpt unal-n-h in hiiliiry having lairril thr rmilrllr wlirrb nn gamhling rasini. laltlri, erily, hi. attorney', Edward Urn IHttt W illiam ., pleadnl for pro­ wirir-oiicn fail Vegat hrarrrl iliell tialay lor (urllier nil le.r fiviron bation lire Atomic Energy Cnmmnnnn. <«|>eralinB a levlrntt range Mi milr< 2nd Experimental A t o m i c Blast Is Set Off On Frenchm an’s Flat F A T A L V IS IT? FAIUS, Jan. 23 d,11— The Communist n< wspa|iei (> Kolr ti.lay published a page one laix re­ calling that Rene I'lrven Is the first French prgmier to vl.lt the Amvrleon capital In 20 yeare. The other was I’lvrre larval, who, the paper lomnientod, "was shot 16 years later." Laval, whn was cxrruied after Ihr lllierathm as a F'reneh trait­ or, visiled Washington in October, Ittt. F.LKS M E E T Mambara nf the Sanfoni F.lks Lodg# Lodge and Ihoir wives wlil meet at 6:00 P. M. Werlnesdav at the •16:00 la motor to the New Elk* Lodge to hear k m # *°KII itiwrly, dean of tho Business AdmlntslroUao, Univer* Univotilty of Florida, make addrvsa fnilowing a supper and Initiation. On Thursday night • i uppar and meeting wf'i ho peM J the local Lsidgs. lE JM north of Itere, let go with another Mac! yevtervlay, mine 24 hour* viler a lighter riplrninn Saturday. Hie dctnnatmn unlrailied a w«*r ol t|iei ulalpin St to ihr |M,t'ili|r new aIom n wc*|wmi Kirntisti may lie letting. Hundred* of riutrly-a wakened 4 witnesses saw a trrinend"os white I spring and .iimrner of 1310 flash in the sky, followed chwely j 0, 7 and H F.niweiok, annminctvl by a dimmer orange r.rie Thr CL I May 17, 1318 *11 Aerrmauttcs Administration 3- Somewhere In Itns.la. Allhad orderrj all planes out of the nour.rrd hy l*rrs|r|ent Truman air for seven hours In the .mith- Sept. 22, 1340. west Nevada area. One citiren The A EC said lea. than three .aid, it liKikad like noon even erceka -g-> it as* gelling irudy thou ah it was iirrdawn." "U i tickle the dragnu'. tail" on the All the AEG would say Iriiinr- trrw Nevada range, anil more ex dlatrly was that this was atnmli peri in rut" are probably in the of. rxploalnn No. II, and that a sur­ flng. vey hy Its technicians Indicated Ilefure the week-end blasting, no radioactivity within a 160-mile le atomic arlanlista had pul un a radius of blast No. 10 on Satur­ 'dry run" tr*l last Wednesday day. whleh rlldnl cause too much com­ Tha other nine nuclear blast, motion. Both the -Saturday and listed by the A EC: Sun Jay punt.-res ware recorded on 1. Tha Aiamagordu. N. M., n - tha California mail Hilo of Tech­ ptaslon an July 16, 1345 nology Soisinograph at .'aaadatta, 3. rirroanima, Hiroshima, a Aug. u j. u 6,, urea. [3(5. Caliif., .100 mil** away Nagaaaaki, Aug. 0. 1345. Bulgar alarms in narth Las Vaa md 5 .-Bikini U c m -u in- tha f£ f Military Men Contin­ ue Pica For Draft­ ing 18-Ycar Olds Before Married Men WANI ilNG fo,\.- j*'> 2<» I,r» 1lie Houir Armed Srrvicrv Cnmrnitlre IimU v v litre illy k.riled lire nlr.t nl ili.ifting any vrtrrvm now. but rravliril out for unglr men up to sgr 28. two yeare i l . n t lire preterit lurid Al lire vsttir tittle pirvvure built up si tbr ( ’M|iibj! Iielilmi llie ides oi ib riling rhilvllrri Inivbimb in llie prevent 19 llnnvigh 21 age bi.iv ket. pluv lliovitanrii n| yonthi now clrw iiird 4-F. Iielnre any 18 vr.n rildi arc taken. Hilt the military belli nut (nt llie 18- year dlait in preleirnie In taking ins meet men twn r ongirwion r| committee bearing!, vine in llie Senate ami llie olber in llie I loirie, showed thovf tirnds m dticuvvion of the Defenie Dep.nlnient’v pro|tnis| In d u ll Ml 18 inrtead o( the prevent 19 vearv. bold tbr men (nr 27 indrari nl the prevent 21 months, and work the piogram into permanent uni'rival inildary veivicr anil training <UMST). Rriuiiiplion ol the bearingv iolI—werl i pi--t —,i ,1 from Senator Edwin ( ’. Johnxin (D-Coln) In enlitl 1,000,000 wr*trrn ('.uiii|>ean* in the U. S. Atmy"Th u lotctgn legion should »*• mnrp all miblaiy demands for drafting our 18.year-old Imy*,’’ Joiiutnn told a rejNirter “ It alwi •hoirlrl volvc tome of our ihunetlrt manpowpi thnrtagci and interna­ tional difficulties." Chairman Vinson ID Gal id th» Hoiii-e rvinmittcc dirti tcil A it.taut Defense Secretary Anna Itoscntrorg to give any reasonthe depart limit n.lgiit h a v e against talrliig men up to theit 2Htli birtluiay*. Witli regaid to men with print service, Vinson told newsmen af­ ter Mi". Itn.cnbvrg'. tevtimonjr: "This committer re nut giMiig to rim ft any veteran*." Mr». Itoscillicrg empha.ljed the Defeiree Department'" prefrfelirr for a longer term nf service than i« now allowed. \ 21 -month* period, -tfiiu liainmg, glee- the militai v onlf nl«uit M month, -if "real effectivi u.e'’ nf it. manpower, M r. Rownlrerg said. M r-. Ibreenlicrg .aid the longer training IM’tiial wav part of an oM iull plan to htrlhl up a traine-l service pool for (lie future. "We ale not yet ill World Wat II NMilnwea 1,0 rear l « » l B. and I*. W. Hears Of Ouirorttiiiilies For Civic Service Dppur limit le. for -ervli. Ill var loll" i --illniiJIlltie. were outlined to members of District No. ti of th* Florida i'll If i at |un nf ibretm- and I'rofoalnnal Women's Ciuh* veiterrlay al the Mayfair Inn liy Mr*. I’allllne lltNiviif, I’rnsScnla, third vlee-preddent of the Flrrrlda Fadoration. "F'erleratlnn I»av” « » - the theme j nf Hie meeting of the di"ttli*t. tha third held thi" year, au-l more Dree 75 women were pre*ent (Tubs rerire.ented were iho-r -if Orlando, ('oroa, Vero Reach, Titusville, fit , (Totiil and Sanford, Mrs. Eunice Gay, dritriel dlrectiif, pie.idrd over thr tnreinevi •ecslorr and report" were heard frnin the Frihlle Affair* and In ternatinnal Relatione rhairrnen from rarh eluh. M r*. Iliaiver. who wa< introdined hy M r- l.illian Aviv, divD'aailaesa n - ro w t iw l Sanford Wcttlhcr High yesterday 75 laiw today 60 Rain no Tidal Jan rain .77 inch Normal Jan rain 2.35 inr Ire* The Weather J A C K S O N V IL L E , Jan. 39 DFt 17 36 36 69 7 •11 •11 S3 w ' ■: 36 17 r-0 -13 38 78 30 4 •1 .16 16 -19 71 75 m n Atlanta llismark Uoslon Rrownsvlll* Chicago Denver Dea Molnta Naw York Waahlngtnn Winnipeg Jacksonville Miami Tail# ha**** Tam pt 491 V 4 g-Are j H • J I ; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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>, January 26, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/30150f8baa886fc0cc72e2298bb0bbfe.pdf 8b91adc64c1c6c7428756c6ddd402fbd PDF Text Text Moral Training Is Needed B y Youth, S h a r o n Declares ItemliiKton Trial . • Korean Wur DOING ANNOUNCEMENT H o a iia w e e r m Vice Admiral Joel T. Boon* PltlMO Vic* Admiral Joel T. Boon* bsi U rn named thief medical dU rector of the Veterans Administra­ tion follow lug th* resigns lion of Dr. Paul It Magnuson, who quit after a dlipute over hospital policy. A former White House physician, Boone will assume his new duties on ApilJ IsE (internationalJ (M ille r A c rt*8 lls h o s e Ol’ PRE The Deltary Garden Club gut off to a wonderful start last Saturday afternoon with the fust meeting of lh* New Year at the rr-ldeiH-e of Mr. arul Mr*. Harold Young of Medina Hoad. Mr. Yuung has tarn doing a splendid job fur thr community with his tireless effulls and advice on soil condi­ tioning, planting slid feitiliting. Th* gui l* of honor and prin­ cipal speaker of the afternoon was iinenaty feililU ei fur them, lie brought ;i beautiful collecliun of raihelh* tdosuiliis which were of* feird as prises and were awarded lo the following winners: Cha*. Youinan, Henry Ashmore, William Hover, Mra. Iloyer, Mr*. Vlneent Vsfrntlne, Mrs, E. Hraty, Mr*. i:iiatles Kosidan, Mra. Robert Rruwn, Mrs. M. Manolas. Mra. E Swift and Mrs N. HurreRI. Rev. Win. Klrcher of Enterprise Methodist Chutch was bI mi hon­ ored guc*l and announced that lh* legulai monthlv meeting o f th* ipeiis' dull will lake place Tuesilav Jan. £1 at 7 I'. M. A -upper will lie seised and Iw followed by an amateui show. Several talented young'•lets arr busy rrhearalpg for the perbumanre |l lit...... nehtslnn of I lie gst-ieo meeting a buffet suppoi was serv •it by Mr* Young for the 50 mem . l*-r» nod giu-uls pre»ent. Awlstlhg in erving were: Mra. II, Ashmore, Mr- Clias. Yountsu, Mra. William Iloyer, Mrs. (In* llupprirh, Mrs, V. Valentine, Mr*. Rnl* it Itrowu and several others. India's Nehru r » « t n s »l cation. A IK classification means that a person has been found to be physically, mentr.lly or morally unfit for the armed senders. So far there has hern no indication of precisely where th* standards are to Im* lowered Presumably lioth physlral and mental require­ ments would Is* dropped so that —judging by Mrs. Ilmenlwrir1* statistics—onr man In th ree who are now IF would see service. A spokesman for Selective Ser­ vice told a reporter that it has nothing to do with -citing he standards. “ W* merely gel the bo** In," h* •aid, "then It’s up to III* services to decide who l* to lie taken.” A spot check by the Associated Press showed I hat the two Senate rorninittres most concerned with the controversy over sending American troop* to Europe ar* Truman’s proposal to do so. fnfact, a poll of thr Foreign ReIni inns ami Armed Services Com­ mittees by th* Associated Press indlraled hardly anv controversy at all today among the “ I -rnalors rhecked The other five could not I*' reached. Fourteen said they favor the move. Nut one said he opposed It. The spot check revealed, how­ ever. sharp If Inconclusive dis­ agreement as to whether Congress •hould Impose a limit on the numher of ground forces that may !■* sent to Europe to holster inade­ quate defenses apalrisl Russia Senator Connally lP -T *i| told newsmen that for Congress to limit th* number of troops would lie “ in discourage Europe and en­ courage Stalin.'' Kui Betisliu Tafi IK Ohio I has -aid h* will catrv the troop-limitill.in is.nr to the Serial* floor, lie thinks a limit shnold l*e voted. Across the f apitol the House Armed Services committee heard loday that drafting IH-yrar olds would give the country Its "greatest longterm security at the loeest coat In men and money." That's what Mr*. Rosenberg said in testimony at the commit­ tee's •ecniid dav of hearing* on the rtefen** Depart meat's pro­ posal to lower the draft age by one year; stretch the term of service from 21 to 27 month*- and pul Into effect it* long-wanted universal military service and training program. Mrs. Hosrnlierg, the d*|,aitmrnt's manpower r*p*rt, said lb* neil fruitful slrp,“ Nehru said. The Indian lender contended the American proposal to name Communist China an aggressor tn Korra— a policy backed by both houses of the U. S. Congress— "cannot lead In peace.** He said: "It ran only Ini to Intensifica­ tion of conflict* ami might per­ haps rtose the door to any attempt at solution hy negotiation ll is a tremendous responsibility for any person to take such a step. At no rime should this door I * •■l.i**<l, for If w* close It, we also clots I he door to a civ ill red approach to any problem.” Nehru's broadcast marked hit return from the London meeting »1 prime ministers of the Britt Common wealth of Nations. Great ((main also f* opposing any plans to tin|to*e U. N. penalties against the Rest Chines* as aggrrssors. In reference lo American op|H.*lt|on to the seating of Red China In lh* United Nations, Nr for h vole on • Idll to create a new program for another three years, tactical air command in the air E lawmakers demanded that fore* and make othei organise. European nations eager fur U. S lioual change*. military aid join m the campaign T The CIO and the U H. Cham- lo brand Rnl China an aggressor U r o f Commerce, often far apart in Korea. in. legislative Issues, both urged The Senate yesterday passed leCongrrse to extend the Recipio solution* endorsing It H effort* cal Trade Agreement* Act Tho in the United Nations to r.in an House Way* and Means Commit- aggressor label on the thin*-tee is working on an adminl/tra- Communists and deny them a scat Don request to extend the tariff In the United Nations. Menu or th# Far East. Ih slr lahru said: "F o r (he past year or more we ply to tho resolutions o f th* Pulltlpersistently urged new China cal Commit!** of th* United Nsshould he given a place la the Ions embodying certain pjirwipU* councils of the world at Lake was coatkbrni by some twopl* as Success. Yet this has not Ignored a rejection of thos* principle*. most people realise now that the A fter the closest scrutiny I w*» fate o f the world might well have totally ttmtilf to unrfrr*t*r, l thiV been different if that obvious fact criticism. "Thai reply ass a partial ac­ had been tecogniied. “ There has liern a reluctance ceptance or . those principle* ami and hesitation to accept th* great certain further *ug(y*tlon* u *t« change that has come over Asia. marl* which acre obviously m*ant There still is an at tempi sotnr- to l>* dpcnaeed. "Ruhteqoen' t«< this, further I tinea to Irrat the great nations o f Asia in the old way. clarification hs> cr.Bl* from th* Changes In Alla have up»et the Chin*** forernmetil. ami tbit Ira* balance of power,, Nehru said, mad* It *v*n more clear that they ar* desirous of tigntkUnni lor adding "heeau-e the United Nations did par* in lh* fa r K ilt *' not recognise It, the difficulties N’ rhiu «pr.*»l''d •*' ‘thi (icat aiii-e and continue to trouble os." nation? of ihe « e - l 1“ r o n , this “ Again Iher* was the question threshhold opportunity in of crossing the JUUh Parallrl in th* nation* of Asia I can M>**k Korea. search of pr*>'r,” h* arid**!: "!•» rhaps In *v*n more lull mat* “ Adrquate tidier and warning ftfpmK*. wnit rxpre** the fer­ was given, hut it w s, not heeded, and further complications ensued. vent hop they will Stand he lh* "Can we not «ay now, wiser method* of |«*»cr, whatever lapafter the event, that this Is s ma­ pen*" jor error which should la v* been avoided r MASH BREAK I.ARSED. K a-. Itu ’. 'l- id h At no point In hi* tddrts* did Nehru /efrr in the United .State* Six men. armed with a gun and a knife. •**<••!»•*,I fruni a wanl fur l>v name. Mnp|H>rflng w'tal lie railed i 'o i i - lh* criminally insane at the Ear mutiist China’* d*«lre f-*r a peace- ned State Hospital U*| night. Hospital ailthoritI, > said thvv fill settlement, Nehru said; “ The information I irreived believed il was the Isigesl mass from our amtossador in Priplng break at the institution Sheriff Frank Fraser said some convinced me (hat the People’ s Government of Thlna are eager o f the met* weie considered dsn to have negotiations for a settle­ reran*. ll wa* uof known how they ment of Koean end other pro- nhl sined their weapous G JA NU ARY J A IE T H U R S D A Y -fD ID A Y SATURDAY APRONS SUPS Rayon rrepe, lace anti em­ broidery trim. Special Plastic half aprons, two (rockets, ruffle trim. Regular 7‘Jc values PANTIKS Rnytin jmiilien, late trim in (Mintel roliirn. Ili'Hiiiur lUK' Special V h Iup I'lailic Half Apnihs valttcn BMWSKS s k i Ntivclly Hit ni). print t*yi*lt*t eniltnildery trim. Special ftaytin crepe, mtlliin mwl print n i n 's Tweed effect Itaynn materials LADIES* SHORTS y tttiallly tiaiiarwhite and colors FOR GIRLS Fi*h fillet* arr good baked with salt, pepper, finely diced green pepper and onion and solid pieces of canned tomato. Percale circular Now nplanhy print Colton Twill Sliortn akirtn, 120 inches cuoldent S(*oi t sweep. Sizes 7 lo H Sliirtn. 8|wdal LAMPS Chinn luini* com­ plete with nhatlc ami hull). Special C U R T A IN S MEN’S TIES ~ Intereateii In further Information along tho line* w* hod discussed, hut that he did not expect to he In Washington (whet* the Rem­ ingtons lived). “ Hr said Mis* Rentier sometime* went lo Washington ami suggrsted • he might give me a ring. I said I would be gled tn chat with har." Remington added that during the dinner discussion Golu* man! toned a fund he had set up to car* far relative* who were refugees from Germany, and asked whether Rem­ ington would rare to contribute. TIi* defendant said he was “ emharrasseil" that he did m i have sufficient money at Ihe time. M contract in thU rector. L l. It to Misa Bentley In Washington. Remington said hr mat Mlaa General Matthew R. Rldgway’a headquarter* said patrols wore Bentley nboul six times and triad fwvrptrg Ihe eastern and rential front In in effort tn keep con- tha lefiwtng press, that tha WFB COLORED NEWS Draft Policy Price Freeze lleailaaea rtmm Pave lisai policy. Senator Fla rulers (R -V li a-cused I'rrsldent Trunuin meanwhile of, in effect, encouraging price The need of better mural train­ end wage increase*. ing for the jrouth o f America was The Vermonter spoke out amid stressed by Judge J. 0. Sharon ! at new demands In Congress for night In a talk to the M*n’a Club swift prlre wag* action. of th# First Presbyterian Church DiSalle amt Ching were called following n supper in the new tiefur* lh* .Senate-House economic church annrs. He was Introduced committee today for public testi­ by Joel Field who presided. mony. Pointing out the modern ad­ While Clung was on the stand, vantages enjoyed by children he he dropped a remark indicating ttreued the fark of religious train­ some uncertainty as to the liming ing given them in many home* of o f a hmadraal tn the people, lie today. He Inquired “ How can w* was asked tn speak a little hinder have a strong nation unless Its so that reporter* could heat him youth have training concerning heller. He commented: ‘ Maybe GodT they'd Iwtler listen to he radio "It Is in the home that we find tonight." the plant that devrlupe* a human While there wne what appealed being," said Judge Sharon. T h ' to he well grounded rrpori* that morrary rides on the shoulders of the JohnMnn addri-ss was planned the rorrfet thinking of Its people. for tomorrow night, on* of his No nation ha* ever grown strong aide* said thi* wa* tint di finite without God, and we find that na­ yet. tions which have forsaken their After the swearing-in ceremonv. moral principles have declined.” Judge Sharon revealed that he lohnston made a brief rlateini nl has been a tear her in the Sunday for the newsreel* "America fare- two deadly fm School of Ihe First Oaptisl Church —International Communism •• for more than 30 year*. Th# Rev. A. 0. Mclnnls told of liroad and Inflation at home," lie thr Florida Chain of Missionary •aid. Assembly program this week Ihe "W Vvc got to defeat the rneloy first of which will be held Thurs­ of inflation tn lircnme so strong day at the First fUntlit Church that Communism won't dare to On Friday noon, civic club* will attack us. meet at the Presbyterian Church “ The government t* taking |m>*I Anne* lo hear Paul W. Harrison live steps to reduce th* high in­ ■peak on "Amerlea's Rrronnsihlllt v flation fryrr, hut they can’t hr lo lh* World flhe I-**d«." effective without wholehearted Assisting In serving the supper public support. were Mr* R. A. Cobh. Mrs. W. D "In th* long pull, however, it’ Hofmann, Mra. V. Rrown and Mr>. production— and more production ?. R. Stevenson. Dick Aiken led of mwr things that will be *h< the group tinging with Dr. H H real cure for the inflsllon fever MtCsslin arrompanvfnx . and the teal answer tn the clml tenge of Communism.*' C o l. R u iir c One government action uti the home front today was a hand against the n*» of nickel In tullh> Republic nf Korea mobile trim and nearly 1*0 ether "Immediately prim to tin civilian product*. Th* Idea i* •« evacuation of Heonl. while the conserve th* supply for defense city was under artillery fire and and urgent civilian use. enemy tank* were within tin elty Itself, Col. Rung# collected all remaining food supplies ami made them available lo Koiean If'aaltse#** - - * — • •••»• Military Advisory Group per seont). Eater, on 21 “ July, Col. let tpy courier, prevlonily testified lunge, by correct! ;■ anticipating for the prosecution that Reming­ subsequent movement of tire ton arranged with Goins to nay enemy into southwestern Korea, Communist Parly due* to Mils effectively evacuated beyond Ihe Renlley and to give her confiden­ enemy's reach ta.non.wy pound tial Information on Ihe war effort. Remington said the meeting witli o f rice, together with all nu-dical and quartermaster siippllr- lo fl» tlotos stemmed from a conversa­ tion he had at hi* wife’s home In Kwangju Area. ■Got. Rung*, through his a g ­ Croton .On-Hudson in IW l with gressiveness, keen foresight and Joe North, Identified in earlier unremitting devotion to duty ms* testimony us a Communist writer (gristly aided the friendly forces for "New Masses". Remington said It* defended tin •belt he circumvented the In­ vading enemy in It* attempt* tn WPB amt It* leader* "vigorously" capture i quartermaster supplies In his talk with North, ” 1 gave him enough examples and made Uw m supplies available of ijrelsiona and actions adverse to j j Dty fighting forres o f the Unitthe position o f the Communist* to M q t llw r . Ill* exemplary cmi. • ir t |a ||» keeping with the hlgh- convince him,” Remington said. ast military stand*nt« ami re- ” 11* did seem interested, although fifc ti great credit on hint amt lie wasn't convinced. “ He asked me If 1 would talk (h* ’ military seevie*." with a friend of hi*. wh« *-*- writ log a ImhiV oo mohltiratlnii proh Jems." I-- ft tf - ' 1;' i Remlnglon raid lie agreed, and rCnallnpeg ins> P-tro ilnr> that he and his wife (since didamaging twm Hath ar* from voicedl and North had lunch with Austin, Tex. Neither clslmrd to Urdus qt Hrhlaffl'a restaurant in have inflicted any damage In ManhaUan. The luncheon was brief and - "Maj. General Earle E Fart Golos suggested a aupuer confer­ Hdee, Fifth Air Fnrce comnumder, ence that might afford more lei­ •aid n enemy jets hare been sure for discus*lun, Remington destroyed, probably destroyed or said. damaged since the Russian-made Remington and ht* wife met plane* first showed In Ihe Ko­ Guln* in Ihe same restaurant that rean war last Nnvrmlwr. night. Also prrsrnt, said Reming­ U. fl. A ir loase* during Ihe same ton, was a yuung woman whom perlml, he said, were fine On Ihe ground, a band of 600 rifle women showed seven mile* •outh of Yongwol with a Rad Kormui force of 1,600 troops A tank led patrol pushed with. Ut me mile o f Hoengaong, 10 M w ^aotth o f Wonju on the cen'T h i s Is (Im farthest northward advane# since tho probing attacks began In tho ren tn l front. Hoongaong I* about th* acme distance •outh o f Parallel SS a* Sroul South Korean rapltal which fell tn the Rede Jan. 4. An A. P. field dispatch u id 'a n enemy group o f from .10 to do -Red* was dispersed shout four miles south o f Hoengaong with small arm.: fire. Another enemy force war dispersed two mile* south of the town. When the mffnl creased a bridge on# mile aatith e f Hoengaong, no enemy was In light. On the western front, the Eighth Array communique reported that enemy trasps had been Man entrrlng the town of Irhnn, •0 air mile* aoutheao of Seoul. The communique said there was WEDNESDAY JAN. 21, 1951 Tire SANFORD ITERALP, SANFORD, FLORIDA PARR SIX was sincerely working for the tart «Uh the enemy, now showing r, and M i*. Andrison L. a reluclanc* to fight. lh annmilw* the marriage of Ll. General Georg# K. KtratetlaaghUf, Ann, to realtor meyar. (ommander of tha Far Kaat Air Furr*, lauded th* Anaerteaajrt vlrtorim. Ha m M 17 Rus­ sian made MIG-16 Jet* have beew dortrerad In alr-toqtlr combat with f#*f craft alnc* H*V. 1, 81a Other enemy jet planes wars probably destroyed and 81 dam­ aged, he Hid In a statement. Stfstemeyer Hid Tweeday's batti* “J -r-.andrattt the Thunder J*l a firstUna in air-tu-air Beautiful pattenn. Special value 2 for 98c SPORT SHIRTS LAST TIME TONIGHT Double F e a tu re — B argain Program W hite end solid udora Hpedal1 nnaortmeni cottage nets, first iiuallty. plait ic. alum to. 1.69 Special TABLE CLOTHS (16x76 Rayon and Cotton l»amn.*k, banquet nize, pastel cofortt. Regular 2.98 values. W hite and colorsd aretate crepe Upurt S a lrta A I ko— Cartoon .Short Subject I’ zlnted Rayon Hmrt Shirt*. Regular valuu 8.98. Special THURSDAY—FRIDAY BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS All white, abort nleevM, Regtilnr 89c vaini Special estherwI lmms T-SHIRTS CAPS Crew Hate and b p o rt Cepe f^lent Newa A Cartoon �T THE WEATHER In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect the of ihr World; To I’ romotr'lhr I'lo g rru of America. To Product Prosperity for Hanford. ^ a t t f a r i i AN VO LU M E Etttnblbhed 1008 X X X X II Patrols P en etrate .Within 33 Miles Of 38th Parallel Line IN D K I’ K N D K N T D A I L Y I f m j.n a m SANFORD, I'LOHIDA THURSDAY JAN. 25, 1951 U. N. Forces Move Into Alniiuloned Wonju A Frost Is Predicted fAs Far S o u t h As Indian River Area LAKELAN D, Jan. 2R-(/T7— prort is* fat down the Flos bin peninsular « » the Indian KKcr ill* in. i tnniorrow morning with fro*' again in north and tm tlbly in .»uth Saturday morning wa* forr r**t trriny by the Krilcral Ktalr Fto*l Warning Krrvlre. • FrhUy’a fntresri wa* fair am) rather rohi ami rnnlimred roM Fitday night. I Thhr fo re c a s t for tonight and U* morrow morning: Mpally clear skies and colder with light northerly wind* ami period* of calm in north and cen­ tral districts; clearing, odder ami light to grntlr northerly wind* In southern di-tricl ltfjH* ground will he about six degree* warmer than J o * gniund locations where lowest "temperature* will occur about 7 A M. Friday. South portion of Gainesville dis­ trict ami upper e f t coast district: 2V to XI degrees with scattered fn»*t, pockets 27. Ortamlo and m>rih portion nf lirooksville district*: 112 to AG de­ gree* with scattered fro it, poc­ kets :t<> degree*. South portion Brooksvltlc dis­ trict and ridge and llartow dis, Utct: 35 to 10 degrees with scat­ t e r e d light frost, pockets 32. West coast district: 34 to 3tt de­ gree* with scattered light frost elfera to Sara sola, M to 43 degree* ami no fmst south o f Sarasota. Indian River district: 33 at Co­ coa to 37 at Vera Reach and 3V at Stuart, ptldug of light frost. Everglades HUtrkt: 87 to 42 do. greea In raider places. , Lower h u t Coast: above m de­ grees. F E L L ow R H ip f r o n t More than 60 people attended a meeting yerUrday aftegwaon at the City Jtall for thn purpose of establishing a co-operative home et New Smyrna Beech. Most o f those attending ere rev (dents at the Fellowship _ Front and must seek now quarters due to Navy plans to reactivate tha (Ration. A committee was name.! with Mia. Gladys M.rah M the Fellowj h l p Front as chairmen to farther G en era l | j 0 |n t W ill R ep ort S e s s io n O f PARIS. Jan 25— M V Gcucm I I). Citenhowcr left by plane to­ day (or Icrland'i tub-arctic rapitil of Reykjavik, continuing tm tunry lour o f Atlantic Pact nstmnt and tbcu plant to dclrnd wrttrin £ u io |m- agsintt Ruttian Standards Reduced In Selective Service; 44-Hour Week Urged uv, To S o v i e t S n y ! vt^niNcroN. j.... C ongress Thursday HKVJAVIK. Ireiand, Jan. 23 —pl'i—tirnrral Dwight 0. Eisen­ hower ftrw into snow-cut cred Ireland today, hi* principal aim being to hrlp pretent thi* island republic from falling into Ihe hand* of the Russian* in case of a * nr Id war. There I* no qur*lion id Ireland—one of ihr 12 Atlantic Fart nation*— prodding ditisiun* or ctrn rompanie* In help defend Western Europe ugainsl I onttiiuni-l aggression. Ihe island Ha* no arm*. naty. m air force, lin n it, police don't rsrry gun* or club*. Ntr. I l l AisMtciitlrtl I’rnw Leased Wire G eneral Price A n i l n • . ra „ ! Rosenberg Says M en ­ ial A nd P h ysical W a s e Frcc/c O rd er K d l i l l l g t O n UCI1I6S Q u alifications A r c Is E xpected W ith in ^ (J a v e p a p e r s B eing Cut By A rm y T w e n ty -P o u r H ours 1 Red-bunting Allinl armored patio! late today le-cttierrd Hoengwing on lire inow-carpcled central Korean front, but found no quarry There wai mounting speculation lfi.il lire O n l i n e Rrdr bad quietly puffed out on the central and Heiirrn rector*. Untied Nation* paA%roli rlirssberr on (lie front en­ countered only a relatively feu Red Korea n*. It tsar the recond straight dry H'lengsonc wai entered by a U. N patrol. A P connpondenl Tom Stone irpoiin! llir Rrdr bad fled. Hoengrong " PI mtlet noith ol Woniu anti 33 mile* lotllli ol Parallel 3fl a There was no rneiny contact Wednesday night except (or a minor patrol claih neat Yoju. 40 mile* southeast ol the abandone-’ South Kurrau tupitil of Seoul. A few Korean tied* were en* roiinleied in the same general arm, north of Kiimyangjang and Ichon. U. 8. intelligence officer* raid the apparent absriicr o f Iltwl troop* In fnirr south of the linn •River, which twist* around Seoul, may mean I hr ( tdnesr have made a large-scale withdrawal to the north. There wa* speculation that the Chinese are ascaltinir psdltlcnl development in the Ifnitrd N «tion*, meanwhile using Red Ko­ rean* In patrol the nn-nian'* lund Into which II. K. |>atro|» h»s« been licit Alllesl air power gave the poking all week. JtrsL no rest far behind the line*. MVarplane* ttg rim H military tarf t t j lh ri!i!t*tM '9 lh li Korea. The town of Chimehon an* wrecked. More Ru*»lan-type plane* were thrown into the air war with > AK night fighter* sltarhhig American 11-ifls on night Intruder mission* Wrdix-aday nlirht. It ""e their few appenrawe in the hoir * * ii* * - s e*r# * t f t N EW SPA PER AlNlrthw0arrdSseeking Eisenhower Ends Contact with Rc- Tour O f European Defensive S e t u p TOKYO, Shower* In scattered p liff* southeast and extreme sooth por­ tions this afternoon, otherwise fair through Friday. ('older tonight with frost In north anil central portion*. tIUCKI CAIITINO U N lO lO ltfl approach th* battle s j u r J Korean town of Wonju, which ha* be.rl lr-.-litv.i l iiy United Slut* Jout*. Chincar Consmuni't units have i.p im ll* im pl-tely altlutur.ii .liter suffering (over* losses undci an •> nay c-iuudlng by plane* and |una. American patrols, mount >n tn-: out ol me i,urncd-out uty, arent unmolested by roving bands of Chinese Knit ((oterrotsuoait Costello Accused Diocese Of South City And County Installs Of Getting S t a r t Florida Heads To Discuss l i O U t t i t As Bishop In Slot Machines (IIILANIMI, Juti. 26~*/F> Tlwi H o s p i t a l Crisis N e w Orleans M a y o r D eclares G a m b l e r M a d e $3 M illio n NEW 9RUiANsTJan. 25 (A*) New Yosk gambler Frank Cos­ tello gut bit Rail in oig.mircd gambling with a $1,000,000 a yrai •to! machine income in New O i­ lcans in I9J6, Mayor de Lr-trpi Mormon told the Senate Crime lll•'e*tlg*tlng Committee todayMorrison said "Costello |p*ii(i*d (in New York federal court) mat lie brought his dot machines into Louisiana on the invitation and through arrangement with public officials at that time. "The Irmmmie proportion* of this racket may t* sec-n in the •• SlftlM fM FdtfF #||F( Itt. Rev. Iltniv living l.outti*, D.D., wa* invtnllcil n- llu- fourth hlihop of thr Kpi*rn|i*l Ih m n r nf South Florida here thi inoining, Ri-procnltillvi-* of |IM'. I 'tortela congregation*, visiting Mshone and rhurrh metnlH r* fillrit n-lando** St. I.ukc'a Cnthedmt for the color­ ful anil Impro'lvr criiuiiiiny. .Standing before the high altar, the Itt. Rev. John I* Wing, D.I), 1,1. th, rv-tlreil illorr»nn bi*hop prosiding at the Invvwtinont *crvh-e, invr-lei| Hi«ho|> lanittit with thr Crosier, syntlad nf tin- hlrhnnV office, ittshop lajottlt »«• tlicit led to a throne and idafinl thereon hr thr very Rrv. M-lvlllr K. Jidinran. Dean of thr ('nthrdral, anil the Itrv. Ilola-rt K. (lunori and tin- Rev. John It. Day, canons of thr cathed­ ral. Thr ac-rvlre opened with a pprrrssion of clrrgymni from Dint* •an tuirishr* and visiting clergymrn anil l>i*hop>, gownrrl in their Mark, whit" und purple »o*tnwrk'. Tlit-y were followed liv thr rhnfrs of SI. I.ukr-' Olid All Snlll' Chtflrh of Wlnlrr Park and lav parltfi panta in acailriiiir gown The Rev. Miirtin J- Ilrnm, Weil Palm Reach, opened the rrirm«nj vchrn hr nnnmm<ii*l thr pmytou of the meeting a* investment of S bishop. A* prrstdrnl of thr *lriiid Ing committer of thr dloeeM-, hr read the Instnnnrnt of tatlflrstim of arc maloti |**uid try thr prr lhllng IrUhop. Then Rev. Drum said: "Let thr Bishop nf Houth I lor Irla to- Inhumed that is leprc-ontatlve l*aly of hi* elergv uml l*iti await Ills plra'orr in thi* weight* mnltrr of hi* Induction, invmtlluii ■mil in»tolt»ttoii.” Ill hop Igolttit then appionrlie-l Ihr rnthedrnl iloor and I iiim k> .1 on thr renter door to trll the rnnimlt Irr that hr j-rljtjonril to la n durtril. Itrv. flrom annoonred t). wllllngnr* * of the commit ter Attired In a rloth-of-guhl co|n and mitre and followed by two chaplain*, the Rev. Barclay John­ son and Ine Rev. James L . Duncan. Illshop l^iuttlt tlu-n proceeded to thr altar for the Investment cere mony conducted by Illshop Wing Communism. Tbe (tcneral** pisn* lell Oily held at 8 :5 5 A. M. "Ike” giintied frequently and tlronk bamlt witb Ficntb -md America* .olfic ri* at tlic airport before lie dc patted, but made no ilstement. At Eirenbowcr flrw Immcward sfln hit hurned Iwo-wrek tr.ur of Wc»l Europe Atlantic Pact tignrn, F'rancr marked the end of Im visit by naming a lop military pian In bead all of Iter elmed b m et j-tygr tb- jg w ttqi'cme Allanlif Pact cnmmamwi ir|«rnterlly bad urged. flenxrnl Alphonse Juin wa* ap­ pointed to tin- new post of In­ spector (icoernl of Frvnch artm-rl fnirc*. Hi- nl*n kr«-p* llw- J*0*l to wlrirh he wa* iipiminteii in IUI7 —French Ri-*ident-Ucnrral , I n Morocco. Tturc- automobile rollisloo* In Then- hu* iH-t-n strong pressure Sanfunl. two of them allegedly due at home amt abroad to put ■ to running past atop signs, were In­ tingle officer at the head nf key vestigated by pollcs yesterday. French Ucfi-uar system. Juin will Damage to vehicles was reported, be responsible directly In Premier but no injurlaa wart Hated. Wednesday aftsmoon at 3:42 Pleven with hla Job to “ »upi’rvi*e the training and employment of o'clock, a 1940 Chevrolet sedan. the aimed forces.” the official driven »<>uth on Palmetto Avenue J-mrim! -aid. lie also will repro- by It. I. Stearns, collided with a •mt Finnic >m ihe military mm- 1911 Plymouth station wagon rlriv iiilltr. of tin Noith Atlantir en l.v tl (T. Pittman, Negro, who rusty organisation. * n driving east nn Thirteenth Tire i>2-v eat-old Juin worked 1mn-et Itamsgc to each on Tldrwith Eisenhower in the Italian Street. Damage to each vecampaign o f World War 11 and del.- v ,.» „ „ l at |76. Mr. Rtegrn* wv- rhirf o f the French National charged with running « stnp Mefen«e flrneral Staff from 1911 *'*•?• . . . m il T h i• morning, shortly after 3:00 • -o'clock ■ l*ontlae sodan, dHvon b1 Hentml Eisenhuwer had another NlntH t reran hero to feel he was making John Thomas Owens on progreea In alerting Wwstem HI rect collided with a 1947 CherEurope to CommunRt danger. Red inlet pick-up truck driven south on nlani for ifenionvtration* against Magnolia Avenue by Bill Byrd. him flopped completely In ■‘aria Thr latter Is charged with running n .-top «lgn. Damage to live Pontiac « Vt*m I<4)6M»'3» ***' i'oge 't ***| » '»- n-crsrrrl at *150 arid to the ' f'lw’vrotet at 178. HBORKOATION Another collision occurred Wed- j W ASHINGTON. Jan. 25- tAh— •I'aarlaaea m rase r it e l Hep. Powell (D-NY> *ays he will give up hi* drive to eliminate racial t'MIlltF.I.f.A FOR A TTI.R R J A C K S O N V I L L E ^ Jan '.'5— iA'i •egtrgstion in the armed force* for NEW ARK. N. J., Jan. 25-978 —The governmrnt *ay* Ihctr the present because "now Is thr — An urnhrell*—"for support In hi* w-ldosprcad viulatiun nf child time to win the war." appeasement"—ii on Its way to labor law* in Florida. Powell, a Negro minister, told Rrcat Rritsln't Primp Minister Juhn R. Thomas, Morula Inv* the Hon** yesterday, however, that Clrment At tec today. tlgatlng riipi rvlror for the In he will take up his campaign ngain Ahmg with It. leadsra o f New­ I-art merit o f lavW , in a refiort when peace returns. ark Veteran* of F**rwlfro Wars jurl l*«vie*'' el"* 'ahj there i* Th* National Association for polls sent tha, fallowing cable­ suhatantlun n-c-tanc In niininrum the advanrement of colored people gram last night: wage violations. loot: a different stand when a "Dear Mr. Attlea: Just In case Thomac rlid not give the num­ spokesman aaked a Senate A rate*I Mr. ChatnLtrlaln didn't leave you ber uf child Inlxir violations hut Service* Committee to write a hi*, we are forwarding you an said most uf them crimrrrtel •egrrgstlon ban into p r o v e d new umbrella. It may roma In handy In children working on farms tiur military manpower tagliatlon. Peiping." ing hour* while school wa* In session. He *aht that during U'>. lurk wage- totaling MrJ^!25.Co w e{t paid to empliye* of INI Flotilla firms. These wages r* ■ presented the differenrp nrtwern what they ha<l rereivod and whst they wore entitled to unnci th> I lie Honda Cliein Chain of Missionary Missions Assemblies will feature at its Friday miniimim wage law. ie lloricla snston 00 4l 2 :1 0 P. M. in live First Baptist Church, Mrs. Kiye Yuase. out* JACKIE fiROWK UP standing b " « Japanese Chnitsm and educator. She will speak on 'L ife in BEVERLY HILLS. Calif.. Jan New Japan . 25— M5— No liquor for one year, Mrs. Vuate » the first Japanese wmnan In win a •(*( on a Japanese tha Judge said In granting prnha r-osrd of tdw alion in Kyoto. Adept in the art of flower arrangement, lion to onetime rhfld-aetor Jackie Coogan. 34, on misdemeanor drunk she has been leaching lht« ancient ait to American officer's wive* <nd driring charge*. civilian peroonuel In occupied* i Coo? «n, who pleaded guilt v in Jotipen. tell o f his rxparlencoa In Arabia polir* court yrsterday. wa* fine*! tier grandmollttr waa the- fam- where he served aa a missionary of 1150 and ord«.*rd not to drlv* hi* our Madam* Kaji Yakima, who do- tho Reformed Church o f America ear for 90 day* except on tmslnrs* llvsrcd a JapaiMM wnmen'a pescSr;,.!,arrlT y*11 **• “0,,■ Coogan also mast pay thr* damagePolitic* and ' tReligion" to a parked ear with whlrh hr Dr. Haniaon la known la madi- ratthM Jan: t*. A u t o Collisions A r e Investigated By Sanford Polite ( ’hiId Lubor Law Is Declared Violated Japanese Educator To Be Featured At Chain O f Missions Conference C h ic a g o c r im e CHICAGO. Jan. 28— (AA—A oaca w e r e lit * In CbUago la I F records dtaeloaod that >, robbers and auto thieves al tho rate of 545,000 a day. year's total loot In rash ' listed at tlnjlW.SOL •ease oi J l percent M eetin g W ill Be H eld F rid a y In C o u r t Mouse A t 10 A . M. « VSIIINt, I IIS. Jan. J'*— ' I’* — llir tllficr of I’ricr SlnliiliraI — The Delcnrc Drp.cittnrnt div tion today rollnl track Ihr (luted today the phyitcal jiu J men­ price ol triitr-. to Ihe hiehr-lNon-Scerct Press M a ­ tal ilandardt fnr rrrvicc in the level, of l,i-t Nnvemtwr. Thiterial H o w e v e r , Armed l orcct ste to lie lowered. - a * the -riond price control oeiirr in Ihr pre-ent emrrxcnrv. W as Given T o H er Such a step ha* hern advocated Ih r tie-1 w** a roll hack nf t rtrongly by legulalort who oppose luiliimiihilr price* s month ago. NEW 50RK, Jan. J'» b l 'l — tbe drafting ol 18 >eai-old«. the nr w ordrr would have the effect of rolling hark leather Pot me r ttoveinmcnl ollm al Wtl* Assistant Secrrtaty ol defense prirr* 13 pee rent or more. llam W. Remington nwnlerl under (\nrra M. Roienberg told tbe Moure cinss-egaminslion today l-c never JArmed S c iv iin Committee the WASHINGTON. Jan 25 </1N — M miner S P^rlr. tmlav urged f » ,r ‘ nv <|ualifkalioiS» will hr lowrrr.l |u*t a 44-hour work o r r l "w.lhoul ■ |,’" nn lw ,,H ‘ »-r a. iccurdy ..... l»-..n.t overtime pay." a general wage rottne. Hy doing tin*, .hr nlimalrtl. Ih* ficcic and limited puce controls Thr H-yearwrltl rlefrmlanl i* irrvlces could lair or vornr I rO, for limited lervicr. It Iterjury cltarg IKK) firing tried on a- anil-inflation roesturn. (jcclrt, a member of tfir I rdri.il Rrtcrvr Itoaid sml Chairman until drpoird by I’rriidenl Tiuman liner year* ago, gave his idea* to thr Senalr-Huuvr Economic Commit* ter *t Capitol brannKiIli* tcjtimonv came wiiilt the economic ttsbilirstion agenrv wav rei«>rlrd working nil gezvci il price and wage firr/r order*, egprclrd In Iw LIIM1 Itt the nr\t 2*1 1.1If* (in bid 1!*fV m*iv iwnr pi ribably tome lime vow* adE i it luliriitun. <1'lull/ ,1 .Sparked into action by the cii»i* tonfrontintt Fernsld-Iotuph-j Ion Memorial Mropital, which ha* lion ordered to move from the ('•liner Naval diqu-nvarv by Apr. I. lire City and ('minty t'ommroionv will rrirrl at thr ( null I louir F i i cliv morning at 10:00 oYlock to rlocii** lire utuslion. Memlier* of * rnett* cine group* and cilirrn* ■nintilrslor went over llir iiinpovrd ait invited to stlcnd thr thr meet­ order > in an hotli'* 'err mn with tbe cabinet-level rlelenve ntoftrlira* ing lion lurard. Hi* aide* told reCity Man-igrr ('Irffnrd Mr Kihpoil i* llir glolip bad appinv ed lmi anrtounred thii moraine that llirtu ■■to iiManmiouilv. unanimnuilv. ho lellmg a federal gran i jury ! will mean tfie irtppisival ul some 800.000 men previously rriecterl lir never v,a* • Communist , , , Im menial ami physical reasons, Mf, Rosrnlaig -aid ‘ h»t in II card be bad known her at a research worker or left-wing connection with tin lotti ring of mild lie wise publication* lie gave her noil- tlic vtirloturdv It w for Congress to consitlrr the i n ret prev* in a le ria l. Ire tatrl. 'h a 1 pen-ion Imldlllic- involved. Uplieltl polo let u l live W4I proBefore thr »--l»lnnl vmretary'* di-cli>»ure. Mime member* nf the rltiiln in board |*t fit I f |l *4 ft' ......... II Is* I «|» • i l l ' l l Vll 1l|* ’ t I 8 cuiiimlttcr 1 rrr rrpoitrvl consid­ Attorn.•> Irvllig ering a cniiipfuml-r designed to ly p n lll ’ Id W|*ll j"h W»* |io<t|M*nr for n time tor prop.-.d draft of IB-year-old youth until thr H* to-26 mnnjM*wi r |iwd pot iii llo pn i l i v i - on >iml tiij.i mdatd}n ilh o rise d h in t to ■leal w ith l l i r IrM lily pn Kir) pot e- ad t* lilt.* ii) hy R em ­ ington te fo il l St lla 'l ............. . In \iign t. P.'l*. in wtli.h tn -aid L rihni»i*lt*4|» \»» mfliM ii I lilt niMit** • im in Imi who II kill that hr not Iw named -nirt *nch « provision he la ]loved MU* llcntioy '-a might l« written Into the mn.i“n -linin' wnmaii d'dlig I ' i ■•I ikiwpi bill on whlili sH-r gioup h cnnductitig hearings. for her country." Ilrp. Vinaon a-krd Mi-- Itcrien8u;'|wd a l d Remington whctli l«rg, who i* Srtrriaiy of !•*• cm In would vouch now for • very (rui-r Mar Imll'- mstprwvr mh'.ilcy told venal irnut .thiol: Mis* di -••tile) loiti . Irnik rsirlilllt Into Ihg lie hail l*rrn informed of (hr lime A*ivlint! prr vine f"* *wdr p>*- j nivrv (igalm*. Jom-.'tion of l,ow o-any • rviro «T the mertmg *fiy 1! I. lhlrdlcV". rrmoent Vmerit action arlion * c a rr-r in n' ** " ' . 'V . ■' J-'.'... men cmltd , la "squn C' d •till" of no, p nppllrvj to miro , * said It Iho -r now rftUh'grd '•* t-F— sviulant ('ount> f l n l , anil County ciul of firing imbt In a new |leak litgtoa. physirally, unntally or morally CninmtMioner* |. f Mc('|e||*m| j The Unreal nf Ldmf '-lilivlic* Whin f-a) |"d or.-ajfd fur a unfit fur >ivice. ami II II I’npe iiuifirmed the rr(«irted that on l)»'i 1 * it index i or mi mu m l, Krinlllttlrot ir"I tliInk the roiintiy i- dtsrhcdulrd meeting whir It was rail wav at 178,4 p-'lreiil of the idled: "No." I 'ii!•• •I alwilt tt'r Idi*rnlity t*vcr Sayiwil rend 'Ii It* lit*’.* I F»." lie aid. ed at thr rei|nr«t of Irading 1*1)5- J9 average I in* *• av a in' llnion Issef ri the Ilnusr-Urv"W', ich 'I vc'hrrr "in* f-»i'!**ll titirrn* anil lire Sal-fold CilV 1of J.fi percent sintr Nov I r A liter man Aitlvltle r uinn.ii i layer, pris* fighti'i. ntdr to Cninmtttion vxliii It met Monday liifnrmrd offlelnl* pi*tinted tin- on July ill), IPth, when uio mud ilrsw 4111,9101 n in "in, pi rforni twin prim-wage frceir order- IP initiglon kmw In* ««* paying lilt the work of -tar iilhlvlet, night. to till t ntnlliuiii >t Parly ju*t haven't got llti ph) -dal Tin artlon on- -tailed at Ihr would peg price* al Jan. J level dm at current wage'and that tlic lnf*irmaiiun >i tticngth to carry a rift*', « hand y meeting of llir City futninitsion and paychecks r*tes— but leave -'mu- **nrkers lim wa fiu Do Coimnuni giellHl)*- oi 1*1 CtKlk.” hy f*. W. Kprncer, local attorney leeway to bargain for hlirhrt pav Ilrinington insisted ii payment Further, hr -aid that “even tf ami Kolarian following the rriaut The Renatr-lbnise Krrvitntnh to- n*a*l< to her tvn- f*u tho j*iint u man can't read lad in or *•**■-*-* lotniintt • lie inn do u little fighting. tsr • nnt r-Km -* ■t nftign by T . K. Tucker, president nf the f'oriimittre i* holdine rencnii Mr*. Ho-i-ntirig *au! -lo ugned Feruuld-Laughton ll«*pital As- log* on the enuntry'* cconomlr it nod Unit llo- info*motion wo foi (( ntlhll If* <! Iris »6f I «■»* h-ft-wlng newspaper-. MH'latiun. that the llo-pilal Exrvu- nation. l i t . • IrfiM tlld oi .ittt***arr <t ih ijm -* Ijrli-' ernpba-ir* ■! Hud lo M II ■ live lluaiil rimviderrd the old hos­ i|*-f* n a nod o m ■ pital nllo now occupied Iiy III*' •peaking only for himself tin t 1»i» Iw tl »*h iii** friq liilitl) •••< * • ii Itift r l n *lit d I'otinty llvitlr Ii Unit and Wrl- for the Federal lie o m Bo.I f i l tin -riitald* to rc- in Ids ti vtlniuny In ttm roogr* t iB in i h r i r m l i i i i * " if I- (illioll) o* I — farr ag*uric tn tu rrv M .it» | • omrnilt*-* -icrupy duo to incre*»r*l patronage al group. 1 h i | ] l fs f l » •-uoli rid' I J n) pn H f 't 1 In proposing a 11 hour and lar k of ullaldn *|i*cr at the ear-, t <* * r ( ( StM lisasgtfV rv, week "without overtime i» n " former quarters. Levies was not sperifie a* lo »to Mi. Tucker pointml nut that at a very maximum the old hospital tlier he meant workers sliould re­ could arroinodate only UU persons, ceive the same pay fot II hour estimatml that $l5,99tl worth of that they now get f*u 19 hour-, repair work would Im- necessary or meant four hours more work at I n il I ttltl), • allf., Jan. '-’5—4*P* In order lo move t«rk there, and "straight pay" rather than prom___ HN "'it -n-y lo wangle a furpay. said that an addition of alMiut ium llo argued argued *tM>ngly, atrongly. however. however, ''" ‘f*! Infantry bash; 25 room* Would hr rerpilred. Ho Hr urged float the City aid the that price* arc "made up larg.1v "I J '"," l"tf " nt* r *.» any t*. I will . , Hospital Board In It* request to wages and eateries" and that price* ' 1 vt * ' numr»t«m gut the Navy for an extension uf can't he kept down If wage, ri-i simple *' On the point of thr work week, ow!. ) ,'.l< rda). by a tim<> after Apr. 1 in which tn re­ prtllent—hi- brought * Bun *" main at it* present site while seek­ with him. *‘ A li-hour week, without over- 1"''I*1 ing a way out of the ditrrnma nml lion. * three-yearnr-i th*’ tn- non, The City Commission recommend­ tirnr pav shun Id. i believe, tie gun* Id cbeast nninnl Fagan, Ur*e*l lo , ed a request for 60 days additional erally adopted (or the purpose of Inerc-ssing total production and " ”, * r r,u*' i r h'" occupancy. With apparently an ratenslon of helping to maintain the atendard •bafto*1. ^he gav. 7agan t*. a - * “ ''••• soo. time the only antidote to the of living without inerearing rod*. "In iTm u il production in. In thi* ,7 *® if»vc f uKun I»«rh . II s s i Is ik S ita ! • • * I* »1 rml, the prlrnanrv folutlon to th** J1*1 1<I> ,uut'h r° * rri* Inflationary problem, provided U bm much. run Im- brought ale.nl without InI hp A ,r,">-, •*•** »n t „ BI,i i „gan rreaslng cost* and purcharing fUhcr, despite llumeston. propower more rapidly than the hup .V1111.. ” €* ' l,‘' tt1'01*** “ • ply nf iroodf ** kittenllunieAttin wa> handnl l.luyil (iahr, president ol the Ercles, a' 60-year old former * furloligh . . . told to reFlorida Retailers Association, will Utah hanker, entere*l guvernmcnl I" 1'* bi ** days—wit limit address members nf the Sanford i i s s i Isikc ■>•■*«* r«s i lagan. Merchants Association, and an­ nual election of officers of the local association will lake place at a dinner meeting at the Mayfair Inn, Friday night at 7:30 o'clock. Ciarrnre Bedding will preside and Andrew Stine will serve as master o f ceremonies. L. F. Iloyhhaa been raqurssled to outline pro­ Iiy 1(1'SHELL III! IN KM cedure*. in small claims courts. fal (aiven Fiirtmijrli To Get Kid Oi* Irion laoyd (iahr Slated To AddrcKHMerchuntH MacArthur Asserts US Must Fight Until Victory Is Certain In Asia TOKYO, Jan. 25 (/I’I Gcnrral Mar Arthur, bnrkly cnnlident on the eve of his 71 al birthday, said today "there can be no turning back" Irom war againil Communiim in Aua. "Once American arms have lieen committed to battle in drlrnrc oi moral principle!," be said, ''the Rubicon bar been crocied. the dir h*« been cast— and there can be no turning back. "However long and difficult SERVICE EMBLEM H. E. Whitten, round bouse clerk was presented the 25 year aerelce emblem yesterday by L M. Cornell, general foreman of the A. C. L. shop. Mr. Whitten entered the service o f A. C. L. Nov. 14. 1935. (hr road, w , mu*t fight on with1‘ in turbulent Aria. Most of what he -aid « a * not all the power w* ran mount until C IVIC CLUB LUNCHEON for publication- at customary. victory I* achieved.” "America's Responsibility to But the- -obtain r of his remark* The General mad'1 It tdaln tie tha World She L a d s " will be the •rps speaking of the broad fight emphasUed that he ha* not subject o f n talk Friday at I2tl5 again*! C-ojtTnunl-m In Aria, ra- changed hla Implacabl* opposition P.M- to members of eleie clubs at Lhtr than the specific campaign in to Communism nor altered hi* es­ Um First Presbyterian Annex by Korea, timate that II must bo fuught Paul W. Harrison, M.D„ mission­ Nevertheless, h r r « Iter* led wherever It arise* throughout the ary doctor, graduate o f John Hopworld. Mat University, a fellow In tha that the Chinese "w ill never drive " 1 will fight aralnst It for tho American College of Burgery and me into the sea'' from Korea. roar o f my life If nrcraaary," he MacAtlhur's remark* w e r e said. former missionary In Am bit. A recognised authority on aplnal made to me during a lengthy con­ Neither has the General changed ataeatheola, Dr, Harrtaon la sur- versations In advance of hla birth­ hie familiar position that only ' Berea HpepitaJ, Berea, day tomorrow. In esrellent health force will stop Communist im•lubo are expected to and epirils, he spoke with anima­ '• > W 8 Un. tion o f a jentrallon's problems • UetailcTK Oppose liaise In Benefits Frr Unemployment T A I.I.A IIA 8 8 E E. Jon. 25 <47 — 'llte Florida State Retailer* A **> elation tmlny will formally oppose nfiv fluiriAfi* iivi Du' Stillt?1* uficffl* |,|0ynient cump*.n-ativm benefit*. Th(( ^asocUtlon will a p p e a r he­ f,„ P the- 15-msn advisory council of ,(lr |,„iu«trial Commi-*lun an protest organised labor'* propoul (tl |ncr„ Blll, payment* tn a maximum of 530 a week fur ’Ji* weeks. The present maximum I* 115 fur 1r, weeks. This hn* nut lo-en ,),*„ged since 1937 anil I* raid to 1h, {„ ||„. nation. Several other pretests ngamri Increases In payments nl*<* have been filed with the council. Sec­ retary Burn!- Ohmari *a!.| The council, composed of five irpreicntetive* nf employes, fixe of employer* and five from the general public, ul»o will di»cu»* proposed reductions In employers* rriniribtitions. The maximum contribution Is row 2.7 percent nf the payroll, hut only a fow employer* are required •o pay that amount, bc-rau-c of their experience rating. The min­ imum contribution is one-tenth of one percent while the average is Iwtwren four ami five-tenth* of one percent. Florida now ha- 573.909,non in II* unemployment vorniiensalion reserve fund on deposit in Wash­ ington,_________ ____________ Sun ford W eather High vesterdav Wl Low this morning 14 Rain .63 inch lari night Total Jan. rain .77 Inch Normal Jan. tain 2 35 Inehei. Thf* W eather JACKSONVILLE. 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II. i m r i l l * i t * . a , la.., i . m l a r k . I b l r * a * . ISsIr a ll. Naa*a* I ' l l . . *1. I **1*. T b . ll. r a l4 la * a r a l a r *1 lb * Aaaarlal.4 l ' l r * « M klfk I* . a l l l l . 4 . a r l a a l l . i l la l b . « • * I * . I * * * b l | . ra llaa a| all l b . Ia*al a . a . *.1 * 1 *4 I * ibla a r a a i M . . * . , a* H ill aa *11 * » • B.H * e la p a lr h r * . T llt ’ HHDAY. J A N . » . TGPAVH IM I A Human suhmafine Hal been ir|xiilrd i.cn in ill* Cull of Mi*3i* co. Msybe it it one of i Ihh* red herrings. Down in Dade county the tlirnfl u olftird 5 I 00,000 by gamblers jual lii "lik r a vacation" m Mexico durin. it’, v. ill. i trainn. I here ou«lil In Irr a law 4|(linll ollnillK blllm , willi 4i trvrir (iriiallitt •t lot suspling one. You never can tell what \' i air going to gel miird up with when you go traveling. Up in Hit mark. N. D. tbr otbrr day. tin Tribune aJtrilurd. "Slreping loom for ftollrman, alio loom lor !* (iiU tor." Tlir cnlhusia«m with wbkli llir Unilrd Nation* tutbrt in lo bland Communitl China (hi aggteiMir in Kuira ihould give ui tome idea ol the aid we may rxpcct when we becomr involved in all-out wai with Ruuia. tore the* troubles In Knreu burnt into nor live* last Before summer,r, it number of careful obaehrern of the world scene hud been advising that Americium must accept the prospect of n long period of international tension* ami recurring critical idtufttfon*. During the Inst few months this advice has been pushed into the background us we have struggled with the problems of fighting u war actually begun mid wondering if u bigger war is inevitable. The war and the ipn-sUon of bigger war ure still with us, but once more w«are lieginning to bear counsel to prepure for a long period of tniulded times. If u greut war can Is* avoided, the alternative probably is the long period of uncertainty and stress. Some estimate that conditions of world relations like those of the past few years may continue for 20 years or more. Some prophets ulso believe that the troubles will not be merely diplomatic, but will Include wars in various areas. This is a grim clitiook, whichever way the Inum-diutc situation turns out. Hut it is hurd to find flnws in the rea­ soning which produces these prophecies. Until events take a course which promises more cheer, we should do well to consider the theory thut we are at the beginning, not the clifhttx, of a time of world trials und uncertainty. This may affect the attitude toward the more Immediate question* of specific jtolicy and piuns for the present situation. Ltouncing Boxes Parachute troop* of tin* recent war gave the world the s|M‘ctnrle of men tumbling out of the door* of planes to float earthward beneath a sea of billowing white purachutes. Now there is something new. The Air Force Is testing u big container which cun is* dumped from an airplane and lowered to the ground by purachutes without damage, and which will land so easily and safely that It can lie used to carry l*oth men und their equipment. It is supposed to drop a complete squad, with guns and ammunition, in a single package, Dane quickly and safely than with individual purachtites. This development really sounds like something, and should Is* useful to the commercial world us well us to the inilitnry. Probably it will never become an accepted means of debarking from commercial airliners, hut maybe it could be used to get the passengers' liaggage o ff the plane a little more promptly. Progress For Health a “ dataller thrller1 ". ac cording In an announcement- Wr imagine it it about llir only dttatlrr ihrilrr ill the tlalr ol Florida at the prevent time. Selective Service HoHpltal Meeting M'onllnurd l»*m P s fv lin t) « m *iyo liRfl altuatlon, 0. W. HpemVr sloclarrd, "Lot's get aetiun on this matter, gentlemen." Ho then proposed that tha Coun­ ty Commltilon be requested to ca’ I a special mooting with the object o f conildtring a referendum o f frooholdtn to approve irsulng o f bonds to finance tho construction o f o hospital aa soon as posslblo. Mr. 8poncor also pointed out that whllo a bequest by tho late Bert fish had been mad# far tho building of i hospital hero, tha funds for construction might not b* available this year, and augseated that whop the estate I* liquidated sufficiently to I ’lpp'V the*# fund* they might he fited to retire tbo bond*. This proposal mot with Im­ mediate favor o f th* remmlsilonora, Mr. Tuchor and a number o f representative cltixon* who wore present. Tho Commission then decided ■ml “wonlit )>*«« Ih* preiturr” on A ideate from ihr Inatitute of lo ihr Drfrnw Drpartmrnl. Senator Bridget brand* Preti A n t Truman** propoted $71.500 OOOjOOO budget for nut year a* “ an obvious fraud, romplelct) confuted, mixed up and ill advited." It would teem that with t>. much lo fpend for national de­ feat#, the Preaident would try to m o r n iit on uoneerttary waite , and extravagance. The Preaident** claim of “laving 15,000,000.000" remmdi Senator Bridge*, he **yi. “ of Ike man who rpenl $5,000 to Uqr hit wife a fur coal tail year tad who think* the taved him IMiOQ because the did not buy another ftu coat ihii year." 'Tf----i i * * (Wiioift *virv i i iniul om the . M Male canal. “It it i m time i* tost now in for completion of this al WASHINGTON, Jan. SS-O fr— The Itefenre Dcpartmeat, to booat the site atui quality uf the armed forres, wants soma change* made In tiie present draft law. It prepared a hill which it askrd Conrrrt* to pass, rarrying out lhf»e proporeil rhangt-s. Itefor* it dues *<», Cungree* pruloMy will alter the hill a bit. Committed are liuhlitiK hearing* oil the bill now. A* It stands, the bill would not make any direct chanaes In the National Guard or the reserve groups. Yet the National Guard Association and the Heserea Of* fleers Assuclatiun are concerned about the liiil. They hava siiRgeited some chanirt— in it so that It will more positively >|H-ak o f the need to preserve the future strength o f lioth groups. The main ohjectioi <> fthe National Guard Association is this: At this rnonirnt, under the pre­ sent law, a youth under 1H'» years of age. If he Joins the guard, is free from the air aft so long as hr perform* hi* guard duties sat­ isfactorily. The hill would wipe mil this deferment for under-1ItH-year-old* who Inin the guard. The Guard Association protests that thi* Mould trnd to rut down Its strength. Why? The pool o f youtha under that age serve aa a steady field for recruiting new guard member*. Htlll. the armed forces say they now must draft youth* reaching IK Tlie guard wants the ex emptlon rogtlnued for youths Join Ing up before they are 1MV*. These youths, o f coiirsa*, would be liable for srevlre If their guard unit* warn railed up. tinder present low a youth rearhing IH must register with Iris draft hoard but rannot ) « drafted until he's III. There may have been some feel­ ing around the country, by people who didn't read the hill, that It might make direct changrs In the guard or referees. This Is not Unusual Interest attaches to u report of the Worlif cn. One reader aiks for a "clarify Hon tii Organisation on tnulnriu control work in Siam In a Joint prrijwt of WHO and the United Nations Internation* ins roundup of present draft” rules on veteran* and married and S V.ho r v ' * ' : r r* * r y H tp»m ttegan work in Siam «lngle men. Drieflr staled, this is 1 'N,VW i , 7 ,,?°,rN ,,lHt ! hp «nntt*l number of malaria it, (Inly youth* between ill and 2d. lire Wous rate ' ", r C i* »»ly one-seventh nf the under present law, can lie drafted Here is a program of health improvement which even backward peoples will be able to see and understand. They may not grasp the significance of statistics, but they know how common the disease has been; when the rate ia divided Sentiment may not be unaiiim hy seven they will surely be able to detect the difference. If this project has liecn accompanied by suitable pritout among uui European Allirt at lo who it (hr aggienor in Ko- pagnmla, the people know also that this is the work of a rya, but in lb* United Stalra Con* world ,body of nations, of which their own Slam Is one, gfeti tbr other day our Senator* working together for the rhmtnon benefit of all people. They voted 4| to 0 in favor ol brand­ will know about the U. N., and will a n with their own eyes ' : ,,, ing China at the iggtnior. Our something that It has accomplished. allirt had bsilei lake note or wr It* is ’generally sdh|Iosed that Siatii may lot one of the future trouble s|Mits In the contest between Communism may rlop their pay. and Democracy In the Far Fast. It bordhruon French Indrt* The Florida Indurirul Commit* china, where the romniunlsta are bidding for power, and lion hat certainly gotlrn the jump on Burma, where they are known to have ambitions. We on the real of Florirla in preparing have an advantage In Siam because Its government is in* for civilian detente in cm * of an dependent and stable, und because the Siamese recently bad emergency, tl hat flllblnhed on an unhappy experience with outside influence, that of the the ground Hoot of the Caldwell Japanese, aimed against the Western powers. We ought to Building in Tnllnhaitee a Flrtl Aid be able to make further capital of this International health Emergency room in connection work which alms at betterment for the Siamese and not with the designation detignalion u! u> that build at domination. Life Invurance reveali that there are now more than 40.000.000 families in the United Stale* own* ing tom* form of life insurance. That meant they have a stake in khc government bond*, the railroad bonds. tne «te«l and other indutttia) Mcuritie* ia which the in* tarnnet companw* have inverted And II laait to that extent they gll have a tlake in the capitalistic S li m at well at the prevention of flatten which depreciate* the value of tucii securities. BuUet Riddled Artillery Planes Are Eyes Add Ears O f Eighth Army For The Long Pull H IIIL K VKffHB Y.t Ih. l i r a ! Naiarrnr a n without sin I W * should not hale atm.rra, but only tbtlr sin. The Hurai ainnrr cannot slthsland In... it n .t.r fallclh. A friend of put.ltrsn* and sinners,—l.u, 7:8L few THUHSDa Y THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA P A C E TW O — 1 ■■ 1 1 Vinson rommtnlrd such "prv*Mirr" v/ould hr put by the rom.nlllrr Into any hill It spurovn. Mrs. Knm-nlwrjr *ahl pnyslral r«<|Ulrtm*nta are now down to World War |J livrla. Menial re* ilrrmenta remain higher, but •y will be reduced, aha aald. Commllteo membera recalled lhal In leal October'* manpower hatrlnga it waa ohown that about M fier cent uf imlrntlol draftee* wrre being rejected. Mr*. Hoorn* lierg aald that now about KS per tent were and that this possibly r«uld lie reduced lo atwut W per cent. S Price Freeze ■c**M***a r w « **»*• '•< service during the lata President franklin II. ftoowvclt'o first term and waa long known r* a "Now Dealer." In recent yean hla idoaa iu request the Cwuuly CuiuiMi*have carried little weight with the slon to meet to dlecuie tha a lt waa rocommendad <n, and It si uatlon, Adminlitrntlon. Ilf obgr«*ted lo tho conereoi that as many representative* tonal committee (hat many Admin- elvte groups as oossthle be Among the first o f the lilr at Ion plana would gonon ‘ In gonorato Uana u respond was tha ftatlon rnthor than chock |i ub, which voted Tuesday night ho critic!aed, too, tho Admt Mon foreign policy plan o f build­ to add their request to that o f ing up P big ilcfrni* "farco ip Ku- meeting with thn Countv CowmD- S fOP#t 7'‘ *5* : i : \ % Kcclo* voiced particularly iliarp The metten <MU pre-ente-l tor Mine Maww Remlev, dvlc rhul/-tAury ftnyder lis t weak man o f the club who stated that wltk a hoy point uf holding down she would attend tha meeting, and Interoot rata*. The M i n fight ■he urged mewtbere o f Uw dub to ha ge n wk nlao. im £ Inflation ihould b « thi ^ jju r J IS a W m m S m IP H __ p H D U raurago borrowing, Kcclea aald. •Aa ior price controls, he aald they should ba Mlectlva gad . . . . u- l « — - tbr Jackao piled only In case* whei re good* are both a buiff now.'* But tay* the Miami •kort aupply. He argued: Qrer all price control* are un­ raid. “The prouuttt that have ary and should not U imm emit put am that gyp upon tho lean leader, to idto the American taxpayer am rr> w 1931 Kureun W ar Stale Farmer** Market R u n til MCBlMt KCSUKCH M VS * NUn nun ysvvest urn maimor hut nut all those. Veterans are ex­ empt. Ho are men with dependents, if drafting them meant hardship for the dependent*. I'riesli and minister* and theo­ logical students are exempt. Ho are conscientious objectors, at leaat from combat duty. Tim draft of students ran bo postponed until they finish out thalf academic year and (lie draft of students In the upper half of •hell Has* ran lie deferred Indr flnllely. Then hen «reaaes tha muried man man mireblem. p „A m i who |a married before being called before his draft Imard for rlaeslftcalion. ia placed In 3-A. Who sayg so? Herctlve Mvrvire headquarters here. Hut such a man, headquarters says, must I * in a true marital situation. For example: a man who waa living in Artnona but had a wife In New York and perhaps waa not supporting her would not be ronsld-red inanied so far a* do. ferme„t from the draft goes. Tha aap.s reader says he hai heard o f case* where married men have been drafted. Selective Ser­ vice headquarter* can't answer that one except to paint out (1 ) the slluallun explained in the para­ graph above and fS ) the fact that a man who married after the board place* him In l-A can be drafled. There are roughly two hind* of reserve group* for men who have left the armed aervlcea: the Or­ ganised Reserves, who drill rotulraly and go to earap, and tho Volunteer Reserves, those who may drill a little or not at all or may confine themselves to milltare study course*. Tha law aaya that anyone who Joined the Organised Reserves be­ fore the law waa passed June f4, I M i can't be drafted. Selective fervlce headquarters say* about reserves; Enlisted men in the volunteer* can he dreftad but officer* in the organised or volunteer reserves are not being drafted. Nevertheless, tha armed forres have been calling member* of the nreanlied reserve* hs-k to duty. (The purpose of the reserves l* to have trained men In readiness for a return to artlve dqty.t And some <(' «■ !I a a * 4 r * * a t P u * n * e | Volunteer reservists have been recalltsl. ' all hough moaliy only did not read Remington’s com­ plete replica. ■pedallied people. When crest-examination began yesterday, Remington .srknuwledgElsenhower ed hi* loyalty was Investigated several times during hi* nine years as a federal employe. and other french cities. French Cotnmjnlata. under trdrra from the Kremlin, planted •a “ Elsenhower j o hosnr' rally the will and potential o f Atlantic foe last night. It flu ted out after Fact nations lu join In the defense o f western Western Europe. Hr than raor I the French government marshallturns to Washington MJKkj troops and pallet to an The General will wrt Id* findings to Osn an apet. MS Joint day. He aeeak Paris. A total o f D i t T o f ■•rested and tha All lost M of tho arrested expelled 'Arthritis - Rheumatism Neuritis-Bursitis-Lumbago ‘ AT THE POINT OF PAIN! W l M IT H A C H O L IN B CHLORIDE Manns Fatty Double-Action Rollof NO INTERNAL Rem ington ■ppn titan*jatliai ♦tom” beThg •rm* vtd fffff m m f t tk o p o t a t o t p o i o t ■ • r--! ,iw ra 41 store to b «IU up Interna„_ .,.t| d v a tad threatening Jitary. forces In Japsu or op 23, Il'aailaarS r.oe rum war. Nu damage waa raused by the enemy plane*. ^ ■ftwri Hm. t t i i u f i i i l i i t a t i ; r t !<«•:««% A strong Allied patrol poweiVi N A H K IiT It* way through slight enrmy opBY W II.I.IA M C. HA It N A HD M i f t r i Florida* asltlop lo retake the town or T h a M t f i l ll R f f ( i l l f M re|w>nM b)f MJM LW HUIL IN KOHLA </!’) Tlicre arc pile lied bullet Lute, I ha* I tattlern <ia ill# Hanffird rt ta lf oengsung. II) mile* north of iii every one o f the 15 little artillery baton pUuri parked on tbr >l»n F a n h a re M a r ll» l # «r |*r«tolar# w l d rubbled Won iu and 38 miles south tn Tr.Ai"k**r* li t M l l f l U|» lo 1 P M uf the JHlh i’sraltel but withdrew tiid verjr rough K u m n airitlip. J mh. 31. m i I*ti li|»r. I I l $ * l Tl a little aflerwanl*. A beutenant. one of ibe men v»bo Ibcs ibcic |>l*»f* to sail llir ibut- Heart*. Pnir (!• u*. T r s t h r f r r v h American planes made a heavy l»i hi.r. ' lll-lia lor tbr artillery, said: air attack on the town Thursday, )i f t | f « » i l «fs-j*e-fnl IriK "You have an ctlrcmcly naked Icrlmg wbcu yuu'ic low itin fa ln e r IH 'IW Indicating the Krds lord reoccup­ U e la slot •• 1.3HI-I 21 ied former |u>#llion*. Strongest It iritory in one uf these jobi.” f'S itM fa S» Ih N d f l 1 1 ’. lit- I* l.t. Muse* l-cwi* <>f Km M i. H l) 2 2’* t'ammunlst force* in the Hoeng* poria, Ka*., a longtlmr reslrlriit of song area at last report* were F f l f f y , Fla. Uuiil^R, Ih# Q ua ltt v «• A l i r c t r 2 1 H H Kansas City. Lewi* is typiral uf North Korean Red». " 4 > i f f > , Kl*. I*B»'8(, U#fMH»d* the artillery llasou piluts nt tillA l' rorrevpondent William J. I n i Q a a l l i y 4» L U i i m J h « l *’» airstrip. All arr- vrtrran* o f tbr Cii* liiflissYer, Waugh nt r «hlh Army head rtihlllfitr IM »M 1 seennd World War. Al! have u quarters re|u>rte«l 3,000 North Ko­ ro lliih fi *loi, hwfirhap 1 1-' rean* and Chinerc II mile* north­ tri tnrnduus numhrr of misalu l*«*rliftiher» hu. bpfct* !!.•♦». 12 *'» over enemy line#—from 200 tn 30 west of Y'oju. He (aid these troops CoM rm f#» Thr liSMin pilot* help srrk out IvKlplAtii bn, hpklp were digging In, evidently for a Kffcarulai lm h|»r, 1,T1»M# targets for artlllcrry and then fight. U f l t i f F , if w tw ri allry Pa< k hover over the target and direct | do*, rrafp J e e - f J1 Air ©I.server* reported seeing (he fire. Lett lire. Ii c U f f , I f * I'lU'H civilians digging entrenchments -m ** (lur little |ilanc* arc unartiK-d 4 tfui cra te fff ltj a hill th ree miles south o f Kum* but they can rail In more flrrMisptafiS 4u( liiit ltr, 1 l a * I 5® yangiang. Air strike* disrupted rinlorip, t l r a m d ur bnrh* I 22 power than a tiattlrihlp," **M I ’f i a . Khlllhh, ilr p tB il In i their wort. ■ ('apt. Truy It. Ilarnmuni) uf Tae-> ijup li tr h » h$r. 2 J2-I la One Allied patrol look high Imi h«Ut* 11.19*14.111 ma, Wash. Ills psrent* are Mr. PntilU*wpt K la lt#d IIIJpb ground northeast of Yongwol, ■mi Mrs. J, P. Hanimun* o f fa n Hi*** A SO ll» h a i * 2S«-2.#'» Tung*ten mining town I f mile* sun, Tex. ta*t(a(«M<pa Fl+i If* «l Hilt* eastern front. Yongwol was re­ “ You ran hear It when Hltr it f I I I M l * 2.A« ^ Itaiiltiliee 2 dot. N k l * , 1 5»'y-I east o f Chrrhon on the centralrmy Is Tracking away at you Hfilnnidt hu hiir I-o o -l I I taken Wcdri«**l*y by United Na­ rifle* ” lUrnmon* added. Hf|iia»li, T#ll»iw r n w h Mack tion* force*, likely IT. S. Seventh MaJ, Robert L. Hoffman t u hpr, ■ o #.« 2 V Division troops who have been I'oil-nimith, Ohio, *sid, " nur T'i*matite* 4# II* cra te A An previously Identified in that area. flv on days when Air Fnrrr nlanTunilft*. Purple T op Uni bunches Scattered enemy guerrilla fore* ■re grounded-- even when It T u rn ip A ile d hu hpr 1 • I ** « i i wlnv and lh>- vlsiblllts* I* tr-. were reported by agents and pa­ n r e t f* rlMe. I've wen (hem eome In fm trols throughout the area *"uUi nrsngeM. it*p*n<llng > 1 * II..* I I t of rhechon, Tanyang, and Y o f » landing* with their head- *tii kirq* Orange*. T em p i* t* I hi* I t } nut nf the side window.” wol. The infiltrators annarently H r * p e fr u li, liuntsn b-s S I . lions cease fire plsns for Korea be­ (lr-| .efr iill. Msreh Heedlre* "Our field* are *lws/« untleh are trying to disrupt Allied supI lux x s a . l t t plv line- there. fore the Peiping lied government. 'nli* *ald Hubert W. Kolb of Fu erlnee H bos I.TI ...... . Of. C. Involves endlcts negotiation Ukt Tnna In the air both 11 2di and Fsu IS v a r l e l l e * pr.oluc* a fruit restars hainmeresl st The thing we sweat out moat I* lliia Lake Success, N. Y.. consulta­ * elver! si the Hsnb-rd a i s l e Fa rm ers ■hiMiting -ettVii', sll •lur nlanr* I k heforYtariiei. ml it I re ceipt* l.Mlsy 11,1*1 Mai. General Katie F- I’artridgr ,|.,L T(.fc, and the terrain ” snin tion of India's Sir Dene-gal Rau pa. hag**. (left) and lints In's Sir Gladwjn Iiernan.l llfN>|> on all vegelal.lee rhunchun. U. S. Fifth A ir Furre I ' l(i.l>ert J. Tritelhaum of f.lnin, Jebb. The U S delegation has In­ ■ ml I ' l T I I I ' H said the central Korean town « i ( T e m p e r n la r * Ihls nmrnlng *1 Ih* fire ImkiiImuI ami riddled with Ohio. dicated Uist It will go along with KarifnrJ P is t e Fa rm e r* i l s r h r l - I ‘‘ We don't wi-ar * tisrachute nnd the majority. rulihre machlnegun bullets. (fnler national) 4*gr*e*k I know nf nu other nmnlrv that suffrr* like thi* one from a lack nf furred landing *pnt*. Thi; country wr fly over Is really rugged.'* t ome along with TrltrllMluill oil a nii-tlnn into enrinv territory Thr plane |s splashed with inn.1 and it obviously hs« been hat.I u*ed ‘Die temperature Is five dr greer M o w aero as you takr oft and there is no comfort iu th<small unhealed cabin. Once aloft, the rabin Hoot ).<*■(> corning cqu-n In spite o f the fvr; that an nhl strip of Inner tube U wound around the handle to hut-1 It shut. For an hour you skint thr fro* tri| ridges and glide down ran vims, hunting for signs o f enemy. Then the lieutenant lo-ggint a job of directing artillery fire un a vil lane. lie chatters directions Into hi* mierophane foe listening artillery men. Then, through your earpboue -., you hear an artilleryman *ay: “ iF* ■ i t be-w a y " “ Huger." Tellelh.sunt *avo. . Twelve seconds later the shell r-arhr* lire village. You have her , flying above ami a geyser of snow and smoke** shords up from a rice paddy. W IT H The pilot give# the artillerymen ■ correction or the range ami th. next shell crasho* nearer a ilwel* ting. The third shall is a direct hit, on on# o f the thatched roof huts, demolishing It. For .10 mi. quire the firing continue* and the ■hells are really on the mark. Back al the airstrip you meet other men who. like Tsitelhaum. double In artillery tlaaon work and act as courirrs for an army division. At last— a wonderful new way to get fait relief T r y a t-minute gentle N U R IN "rub-in" and ba They Include: Capl. Isidro Valfrom local muscle and joint pains, ■* well a* convinced. Just smooth it on lightly wherever del, Jr„ formerly of Ktaulon, Tex. those of simple cold* and fatigue! N o w you can you feel local pain. In 4 nutter of minutes, you and now of U w ton, Okla., and Lt. am expect i marvelous sensation uf toothing get hlcsscd relief w ith amaiing new S U R IN — Garmon Aura o f Santa Ana, Calif, the m u lt nf monihj o f ihornsigh scientific in­ warmth and relief to develop and last for ItoursT and you meet artillery observer* You a n use S U R IN without fear. vestigation. Bast o f all, you get this relief by who go on many of the mission< Rke Lt. Morgan to Rulman of applying SUiUN at the point o l M k Th u Chicago and Lt. William II. Boggs m S iC M it O f m m means no pillt, powder* or liquid* to l o i t l o f Corvallis, Ore. S U R IN is bawd based on a .new application o f a pein* *» Than there are the men who H M tto M * T S M * i m * ciple m hereby the use o f Metharholioe ______ _ chloride _ _ 'I*11* hlqnto, such Ii oodtaini ■ powerful modern |M nich drug, •* William Burnsed o f Dads allow* a marked degree o f absorption o f the city, and 8*t.. Clear#nee R. Flow, M rtbofholioe tbloride, known to doctor* at a analgetic dreg through the skin. . . to g iv e you ere of Newton. N. d . and Tacoma. vaio-dilator. Applied at tha point o ) poim < 1) fast »*Hef at the point o f pnim , , , where jo u Wash. meed it mnti! tbit remarkable substance dilates surface blood Another alntrln soldier. Pfe. vessels, and (2 ) allows fan penetration ol NWiolsa Marlnck. Jr^ of Brooklyn S U R IN i* nleaMnt to uw. use. smooth, Smooth, creamyS U R IN 'i selected analgesic and rclaiin g in* ■aid (h ln fi ir v fltia with him i** white, greatries*, stainless. Hirmlcss to wash­ rapt that hla father In Brooklyn g red lent v The result/ Fast relief at the point able fabrics. had received only three of 32 let«/ piduf * SWBI h Mt 11 tutu far thau R u n ts , ft It toterx he had whttlen In Uir past I three month*. tamM In the ttlfvf it laeii gata. “ I ' Juti ’tape my father under aiandi thl$ mall Mtuatlon ov^r here." he aald. S y rt H JAN. H fm m -A a m v- '' - N f* . • • 1 ,• * -at Jt 1 -1 • '. :g .* S jT p m rm m F Will T O ^ " :- \i - \ % f �THE SANFOUD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY JAN. 25. 1951 PAGE ---------- s’crn Park N ew * Social A n d Personal Activities PHONG 148 Social Calendar Ballet Company Ih P lanned By Dancers Personals Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rnuth and TttURMDA v Students of the Duxbury Studio The Dougin* Join- Junior Bro­ uf Sanford nod Royal School of daughter have returned to San­ therhood will meet at the First Dance o f Winter Park met In ford to make their home. Baptist Church tonight at 7:30 Wintrr Park last night to organ­ Rev. and Mr*. Murk T. Car­ ise n ballet company naming It P.M. penter spent yesterday in Hanford The Florida Chain o f Hi*» binary "Ballet Petite” . The purpose uf the students and a* guests of Mr. and Mr*. A. M. Assemblies will have their Hirst Meeting tonight at the Pin t Hap* their director*, Doris Duxbury and Phillip*. (*• tl»t Church at 7:30 P.M. Edith Royal, is to promote a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hughes spent Jacaramia Circle uf |h«- Garden grcatc. understanding, apprecia­ Club la having a bridge party ot tion nnd support of the ballet, a few day* in Sanford visiting 7:30 P. M. at the Garden Center. I said Mr*. Duxbury today. It i* the friend* before returning to Tampa. Seminole Kehekah la-dgi- No. <3 l ambition of the group to present M*». T. H. VViisoo i, confined will have ite at 8_ t " M r |i>illel performance* Toe elemen­ in the Odd Fellow* Hall. Visiting tary and high school levels and to the Frrnald-Laughton Memorial ReUkaha are welcome. fur any civic organisation Inter­ Hospital where she i* recovering from n recent fell. rR "' ested in sponsorship. The Da|itid Women's Mission­ Membership is open to anyone ary Union oi Seminole A o m d - Interested in any phase o f a bal­ Mr. and Mrs. James Plant have tlon Will have a covered dr»h let production and ran receive returned to Sanford where thev luncheon at 10:00 A M. next further information by contacting will make their home After living iw, Frida), in the Geneva Baptist an officer of the company, Mrs. for some time in Jacksonville. Church. Duxbury said. The Sanford Townsend Club No. The company elected as officers Buddy Carter, Khelt Itavenel, 1 will hold a regular meeting at Eunice Rinaldi, president: Nonna and Charles Turner ate home from 7:30 o’clock at the Cl tv Hall. Jean Thaggnrd. flnnr.ee chairman: Clcmson for a few day* visiting Chairmen of the International Anne Whittaker, Sanford promo­ their parent*. Be roar from all school* lit Semi­ tion chairman; Hill Flnne, Or­ nole County will meet at .7:00 P. lando promotion chairman; Mo­ Dr. and Mr*. C. I. Goodman of Si. at the home of Mr*. D. C. ther Advisors, Orlando, Mrs. Har­ Orangeburg, S.C. were the guest* Cache*, 406 Myrtle Avenue. ry Williams; Sanford, Mrs. Joseph of Mr. and Mr*. C. K. Carter over An open forum for women will Saunders. the weekend. be held at the Episcopal I'arith Charter members included the llaute at 12:15 P.M. in ron|utw- following students from Orlando, Mrs. O. C. McBride ha* return­ ■‘J tlon with the Florida Chain of Winter Park, and Sanford: Joan ed to her home from the Fernaid* Mlaiionary A*«einhlie* which it Dann, Jane Davis, Hill Flnne, Judv laughton Memorial Hospital after being held at the Firm Baptist Flnne, Gretrhen Klrchhnff, T. J. a recent illness. Church Thursday and Friday. All Osteen, Joni Saunders. Carol Sawwomen of Sanford ore Invited to vrr. Nonna Jean Timecard Jean Mr. and Mr*. Julius Hilagl have attend and they are asked to Thomas. Shit ley Hollingsworth, bring sandwiches. Coffee will to* Hetty l.vnn Ray. Eunice llinaldi, a* their guests for the winter Mr. and Mis. Htevr Woynitich end son. furnished. Ann Whittaker, Muffrtt Williams, Dr. 8. Wayns, nil of Chicago. Pack No. 34 o f the Cub Seouls Barbara Watson. will have their meeting at 7:3 Serving a- choreographers and Mr*. W. K. Wei .ion bud an at McKinley Hall. All Cubs with their parent* are urged to attend. directors ore Mrs. Duxbury and emergency appendectomy Friday. .Mr*. Royal. She 1* doing nicely, but will re­ MONOA T main In the hospital for another , The Key Club is sponsoring n week. * Pancake Supper for the Kiwanli k Club member* and their wives at Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hussell will the Seminole High School in the raturn home today Horn Fort Home Economic* room at 7:(M Myar* Beach, where Mrs. Ruisell P.M. Afterward the K « t Club ii The Fine Arts Department of ha* been visiting for the past challenging the Kiwanis' to u the Women's Club entertained with month. basket ball game. a coffee at the club hou*« yester­ TriWIMAV Mr*. Miriam Russell and sis­ Messiah rehearsal will be held at day morning following It* regular ter, Mrs. It. I. Wynn of Haddenthe First Methodist Church at 8:30 meeting. Mr*. C. R. Dawson presided in field, N. J. spent yesterday in Mel­ P. M. All slngsra ora urged to at* lare of Mra. Fletcher Bolls, who bourne visiting with Mr. and Mr*. as recently moved from Sanford. Burt Smith. The Animated Magaxln* will be Mias Ethel Grisler will leave presented at Iht nrxt (nesting, IIV ROll THOMAS Mr*. H. C, Moore, editor-In-chief, Friday to make her home in Win­ ter Park with her mother Mr*. HOLLYWOOD. Jan. I f c - i A T - announced. It will 1* open to the Ethel Geiiler after completing public, Shed a tear, folk*; Iho traditional Mra. Dawson announced the this semester at Seminole High screen lover (a dead. School. This coroner's report cbmes from Chain o f Missions being held in Robert Ryan, who observes that Sanford this week. Mr*. T. BlaisMr. and Mrs, II. N. Ashby and exhibited beg collection of romance has expired In the dell shell dolia. movie*. The cause T Music was rttidenkl hy ’M Ann “ Maybe that- isn’t the time fur people tu tk’jik about love, wbat Lovell now a member of th*l otlinx solo, “ Wedding of llie Validn| e sta ff who played'} College no Doll." with the M r , atom Refreshment* wer* served to the other t£ M n t a jip ir y ■sleidTr.ifcr 1 urst* and mnxhrra present by the actor t B B P l J P * *<> , > RouW Ke istrs*. Mrs. W. II. Hofmann. Whatever the Mason. U * peart that Ryan’a analysis la cor reel. Today*! nuivlct are conrerne*! with crime, firejudi<#„ greed, valor and almost everything but love. “ See for yourself, Ryan re­ marked, “ you never hear the simple words *1 love you’ on the screen anymore. They have disap­ peared. Instead, the guy just takes the gal for granted or slug* her fo r iood measure. __ glance g ( ___ of our "n k e a top personalities.- Cat) Grant never lay* ill* hand* on a girl In his movie*. (Exception: with In­ grid Bergman In 'Notorious.') Spencer Tracy has nothing to do with them. James Cagney T He •lap* ’em." This is a long cry from the movie lover of yore, as epitomlied by Rudolph Valentino, Ramon • ONE GROUP .......* 5 Novarro, Antonia Moreno, ate. “ Ah. but there never was a lover Ilka the role* they played,” Ryan added. " I t ’s illly to think • ONE G R O U P that • sheik such at Valentino plnjrod ever existed. Fans might have sighed over him then, hut hla pictures ore merely laughable • O N E G R O U P . . . - ..... $ 1 5 I C offee I Given By Fine Arts Group Hollywood R M im * *q C RADIO STATION | W.T.R.It. lit M AE N. I,A lilt Mr. and Mr*. George Steam, entntalned a nuinlier o f theii friend* with a dinner party at the Angehltt Hotel Monday night. Among those attending were Mr. and Mr*. t'ampt>etl, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Mr. and Mr*. Stevens, Mr*. K.dniundton, and Mr. and Mrs. Katbbonr. Mr. and Mr*. Stearns have Just recently sold their property un l.ongvvood Road, and are expecting to return to their former home in Worcester. Mess. In the near futurr. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Dust an have a* their guests, Mr. Dustsn'. sister. .Mr». Wackerman, and her friemf, Mrs. (iroseh, laith o f A t­ lanta. tin. Mi*s Veva Watson o f Clarks­ ville, Ohio Is visiting her brother ami sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ken Wat*«n, »* their home on i'iney Ridge Road. Mr. and Mrs. II. Anderson and son Peter of Ohio are new arrivals at Mobley's Trailer Park. Mr. and Mrs. Thonia- Slater of Schrooti lathe, N. Y. have rant el the Henry RathtMinr Cottage on i tun xv Tn. nhr'hm club hs lists Mh.srs tt rllMI) Jltnl'Oll* t o - i, ill'loek OlUb Bess* V|.lining apart* IMlIlon Ks> kys.r lira. Vlnrnlng liemtlnns XtiHiit. In Music VViiiti) At VIns I'MI II-- I At Or**a •ilvln.i four children uf Raleigh. N. C aie eviieeted to arrive tonight to vi-it for a week with M l*. Ash bv> pa rent«, Mr. and Mr*. George Bishop. Mr. Ashby plan* to spend a few dny* here and then tm to Miami for a short business trip. lt,v> urk M i,.i, v. ». g,ur to Tr.ad Pin r t. rsinls V this, A iJlft, Music XI, rniriK Vsrtetirs iluv l.i'Uil iril-. iirk. iif- h< -ins Anil Mar tlo.il. Corner >1.iful>.a Variety Vlusle IfiS-vill 1’iarer For I'esca IVnrltl At N'aun Un tie Kan.i tiigfit I Inc Out' IViptilsr rttsr tat Ia A merles ns I'ale atie. re Muskal Vatletles liar Nona (tench Wurbl At Three T imI s) s Hl»r lilt, viol II, i-lltnes Vo i t M .m o r r .* " n * s XtU.le taivers I'sm. IP lleouest Ti». Ithtihni Hour St- in Kin* Of Hay NHt* K« •if ur«t rkrI HiporI IftillCht N>>dif• Lake Ile o e . Vic Hanson of Ohio, Mr. Vimpruuhr o f l.ongwiHtd, Harold Mer­ cer and Chat. Meicer of Ohio, end llos* Mobley went sailfishing at Salerno Wednesday. Chi Chi llallett has (wen con­ fined tu her home the past week suffering from chit ken pox. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Polly and family have moved into their new home on Lake El ten, Sir. and Mr*. C. A, W ale* werr accompanied by Mr. and Mr* Louis Knoll of Maitland on n motor trip to Behring Saturday. Mr. and Mr* Wayne Smart and daughter o f Delaware, Ohio, ar­ rived this past week and have muved into the Donald Wilson home on lake Triplet Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hamer and daughter Gwendolyn are rrsldrnts now at Contented Harbor Trailer Park. The Hamer* are ronstrortlng n new tourist court on Highway 17, and expect to move into it in about three weeks. Mr. and Mr*. William Green from Elmira, N. Y., recently moved into their new home on lake Ellen Drive. C. A. Wales attended the meet log of the district supervisor* of the Seminole County Soil Con servatiuu Service Tuesday at the Bull Conservation Service Office In Hanford. Guest* » f Mr. and Mra. TiiomaSlatrr on Lake Irene are Mr. and Mr*. M. Goodwin of la k e Sehroon. N. V. Harold Mercer of Ohio is spending two months visiting with hi* wife nnd dsughter Margaret at their home on Lake Irene. He expects t<> return North the first TH REE «)u> I.«*»»>♦« it<L* ItDtrrtiin* DrtrUriv «»r, \ IS* ‘ • “a r.,r A Mr !...!> I.finr kt %n •?« « IIv VRflrf* llall Mr .1 Til#- II •«1<| M«ht rtitioii 4 I Mrr4 A| «*rn#n Photo Hy Lei lliluti last Friday nnd Saturday night nt Whitehall ec Yates, of Delray lhach. The) arc front, left to i Nlckle, lake Worth; Mis* Carolyn Btroniw-, Wv.t ** Alary Lee Yate*, Delray Reach; Second row I. to lemon., Fort Myers, Miss Shirley Hut card, St, IM h-tta Mac Helmet, Plant City; Miss Ihtli llarkcv, vrsbuig; M tamps: und uf February. Mr. and Mrs. Ilenty Shearer of New Yolk City are new arrival* at the Mobley ITnibi I'aik. The Bheareis and their gur.t, Mrs. Jusepliine t '.inner*, of Washing toil, D. I'., are spending the week­ end in Cuba. IDA M A I til lit i'ii Mri Ida Mat Muir, <0, of the Muir Service Station died Friday following a heart attack. Shi it survived tiv her husband I’ harh-s Muir, foui ciiildien, Invlor Muir, of the M uii Service Stutior., on Highway 17 A trj, Hriltniii Muir, of Nishop, Calif., Arnold and Dorothy of Ligotilcr, J'u. The body, iiciompunled by Mr Muir Hr., was shipped from the Erickson Ilili'TIll Hume, to Wa­ goners Fuiivisl Home iii Ni-w Florence, J'ii . in taking tlu ii e. iio wall i to i lute the flavor ami fotce out much Juice. A p -iiit to . n By Amin Mae Sikes in advance is ihut slow c*-<I., g old trad it tin to the contrary,, whole hum lakes a long time belting 1* not the ideal way to may be an all-day Job, tiupend.i rook a bum, suy* Lucy Alexander, who ciHikrd hiiiidieil* of ham. in on the idle of the lain. Find out from (lie hulchir her research "tl meat rookery for tin U. 8 Department t Varicul* lh< label on the ham whether need* eoaking I'vlurr tut c. Misa Alesalidel • ' I* too h'Kb a tcnipciatmo foi Many ham* ot mild cut> n . ■ .iv ig. 1 rooking bam, siriit she was a pin krlit li-day licial llu mcr In showing the gicnter ten-j gtinirast, same fumillr* may luivt . oakiuy detnee-, fun i (lavoi anil juiciness an old hnm win. h I, of meat cooked at low to modrr- Jovi-rtiight «t longer. ate lather than high heat. It'* a good idea tu i ■ If ham l* to la- cooked in water. c icking dt •' Hi ns that com Mis- Alexander "tresses simmer­ the ham. Some rev mmend ■ :i.* > ing Just under the Uitling |H»int, trmpepratuie- than other* lion Fnh then letting tile hum root in its • low hakiiig nl lioU dcgrri luotli to iltuw liurk moisture and renheil gave best ii-*ult* in Mi Alexander'* research and ' ■t lecnine as Juiey as possible. But stow baking has advantage- rection* follow: Place ham, rind side up ov.-i rooking in either water or steam, -ny- Mis* Alexander, link rack in an open pun. Do not add mg often I* mote convenient. And water nnd do not eve r. All " It rn t *rMIt-'ill Iflt 41 I*Milt*-'-I N„l 11>R >1k.# Ti>r«kiiiy Ork »t Mt.ntr Wiih Vlu«lc NrnP Hliet* (MC limis lo Horsevviveb rt u hen ,, iftf I for n . > . u ith f«'tk tu temier f!*« vn - >", A tngal ti • t rum, I'trr i” it h* !|i in r Uk!(l *f u thrr* livkn v 1Tn klt> 7H* S P, niiipieter t rrn.nvo W h'r ' t* Lam r f^t liv tuning H r I'ml ft. pBIihi iti Jiiuni >m)«9 i ri» • ro­ • ii1! tho le;* it M way thr.-,, »tl tf.4 l.i*. 11»* iit -pifnu uVttr ft.If* r *:•» t’ lTIIUClt »Vi fk uYcn— 4*U»V fi iii|| f H lilii til*'* or |5B il v J rr Up '♦•rur ■v .a tl. MirfutH If you r d iet is d eficien t in Vitam in B th is great new form u la may help you build n iftii firm f FINAL CLEARANCE On Fall Merchandise and help curb B-Vitamin deficiency syn;, E R IR A y-S A T L R C A r FATIG UE • UNDERW EIGHT BACKACH E • W EA RIN ESS CONSTIPATION • ’NERVES' WONDERFUL SAVINGS ON LADIES’ DRESSES Atr tnu icmtanlly liic.t. w chgctlcw? Scicnlhlt hue 1 'i a condihcn mar be due, r . t pcii|dc, lo IliC timplc fact P at y. 4 do t get enough B-Vilamtn* and Iron in )oiu - el. If that it the caw * ill* you. iNn Urvc I S| . i il I otmuhi mat be rvaillt what you need to tcit> te \ou lo tadianl vitality and vigorous good health I hat lus been the happ) ctpetience of a girrt mrnv folks mubibtv juit like Mmtvelf AW a typlcd if cf and he of site it likely to vtv, "ikeitl hvt don* wondett for me. I feel better. voun;cr, bliglilrl no* thin I rtet tliought rottible.' Why not try Hetcl Special I ormuli ....... * 1 0 " I t ’s all part of the romantic tradition, which may data back to the novels of Sir Walter Scott. Ev­ erybody thought o f great romance being accomplished In a sweeping manner, but nobody ever made love that way." tie -------------------observed thatmovie --reached it* peak with the artistry o f Garbo. Ha recalled breathing adolescent sighs aver seeing her pitch woo with Ricardo Cortex In "The Torrent.*’ “ But atund eventually did away with romance on the screen," h» sold. “ When lovers began to talk, they become unbelievalda. I don’t think naople talk much when they love and It looks silly to sea lovers on the am screen en toalin tooting r ------- „ phrases at sort eg Hearing other.' Ryan thinks perhaps petbop_____ Ih*_____ male audience has dona away with ro mantle film*. “ The women like romance In their soeu operas and magaxine fiction," he reasoned. "That's be­ cause their housework Isn't en­ grossing enough to keep them buoy. But the men have to work and have no time for such thing*. (TfcaCs Ms remark, .girls, not M W ), “ And actually, then’s only _ parted o f about thiree or four years whoa most m»n are actively Inat men -- -- - - - In real nmanre. That's the time from when he decides to jj® f t u * 111* H AND BAGS All Leather, Patent Leather, Suede, Curdc And Other Fabric*. y u u r it lf . , . U n it ) ! Just one cepsule contains 5 TIMES YOUR MINIMUM DAILY REQUIREMENTS OF IRON and VITAMIN B, .......... Ask your Ooctorl Regular Price $5 to $15 FOR THE FIRST TIME the tngedest l-vns.nei has* tun ten t r.ri s.ti U n v t n i* C K C lfN L M h W INTER FELTS ( OATS A N D O n e T a b le V a lu ea SUITS $lf> IU O S IT O ! 1 *1# im epjlb1 '#'"**«»B*f 'fv#»PU •• M |V* se». l r<4 (. •»*'. | 1 BEREl SPECIrt!. FO RM U LA **$•“• lilt kmi Mrs f (• n r tmIbal I # (tl* ■ Ini Ihtfi fcpntal Jet* Npi» I #0 t»m* FALL A N D To IR O N ! Greatly Reduced To Clear i*j all lo pit* tkid 1 «rtei kiiiin I Tn hit tits i «<r ...irit-ra * > . • M i r Ih r itrtfiftMi •HfUsJ I M f | | It i * v«Mrf• kir win itftth #•1 ^ 1 iff# f>rmm #gr#4/t« V f. y o u f k e l ncrrER in gw dnyi 1 .9 8 n#kd until I p <Kd see a ray o f hope for screen love: "dial's because o f the rat-ldJy rising rate of divorce. I think we might see mors film# not abort how tunnies get together, hot how they stay together." CR YOUR MOfJLY PACK SPECIAL FORMULA B-COMPIEX CAPJULt =— : ’ a m TOUCHTON DRUG CO. 80 �THURSDAY JAN. 25, 1051 THE HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA PA G E POUR titeins. "logistics are thr general’.! first tonrri n,’ he remarked. The Chinese, MarArthur added, "can supply around IJMOjOOO troop- at thr Yalu Kivrr" from Manchurian base*. "Hut they lose 60 pelrcnt of their equipped front­ line strength bv Ihr lime they cross the 36th Parallel. They will lose maylH-e anothrrr 10 percent 60 miles farther south." These difficulties multiply by "irrnmelrie ptogr***ion." " lie (the enemy) will rcarh a point where hr cannot nut any more rquippeed troops a hr front than 1 havi— and that will be bad fur bint. We’re going to give thr 111 rises a bloody nose somowhrrce in the couth." Thr Misr difficulties planted the North Koreans In their fin t push toulhward toward Pusan . and the Red army fell apart whr ita forward supply hub at Seoul was raptured. MacArthur said Allied f o r c e , also ran into sliniliar trouble when they pushed northward to- Qac Arthur’s Birthday I f M M ifitu r s l •* « « * H u rl powers cannot afford to under­ value this pait of the world. MacArthur still is vigorlously opposed to thr retreat. He outlined his views with rlat tty and forcrfiilnrss, seaterd In ■its familiar worn leather rhalr at om- rml of his plsin headquarter, iiffn r. Hr puffed «n a favorite pipe and pausi-d only to light it. Devpile Ihr trcmrndoui strain of the past seven months and his heavy work schedule, thv General looks 20 year* younger, lit wa* the vigor and resolve of middle age ami tho handclasp of an athlete. He will spend hla birthday as usual at headquarter*—hi* .Iflfilh cd- neutlvo working day. MacArthur reamphaslird In. statement last week that the A l­ lied fprres could remain in Korea as long a* they w eir ordered to uo so. This he aaid was Itased upon enlarged Communist supply pro waul the Valu Riv r anil, al Ihr rod o f extruded III., a, were hit by the Chinn* "foul atrokr™ across the Manchurian border. Now It ;a apparent he I* waiting an International decision on how vigorously to fight IhU “ new war" against the Chinese. Thr General pointedly has auggrrslrrl In several public at ilrmrnla that a »|teedy ilrelilnii la imperative. In general, MacArthur con.ldcrs thr Chinese foot suldlrr inferim ami poorly ei)ulppeeil by compari* •on with thr first North Korean irm y. Hr expects Chlnearr air artlvlt« to arcrlerale but predicts It will b no morr than a "nuisance" for highly trained American pilots. Hr appeared more concerned by the future than the past, nut ho trlanrr,| backward briefly over the tumultuous yean. “ You’re the oldest newspaper man I still have with me, In point of service, aren’t you?" he asked. It was nearly 10 year* ago, he first aprecalled, that proaebd Mm In Manila for Inter­ pretation uf a Japanese cabinet chance. The Interpretation turned out to b ru tm t— and thr reshuffle Ini to thr lontt, hitter I’aelfie war. qf tin major conferGuard linger Johnson of t h«Of the 13 players oti Duke tlnlEighty-eight horse* bred by Hanovrer Shoe Karma, llannverr, w n ity ’s va n ity l>»-lctlull roster, Cnivcrulty of Arlaona basketball rncra am main-ally wlU ciualifiy I’a , took new rmirds inuglriir only one la a native of Ninth train Ini the Tucson city i terra- for the Itt-icant N C A A Uusullnll from 1:60 3-6 to 2:10 during the Carolina. 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Itnr 10c Octagon Toilet Soap ............... bar 7c Corned B eef Hash Hickory Swoel Sliced Stowing Mount Vermont * *i.Upped ■ Prawn Hume APPLES Poocal Celery ...... . stalk 17c Dlnly Moore Beef Stew Emperor Crapes ... 2-lbs. 25c letb yrg U ttu e e Ig. hd. 10c Fresh MushrooniK ' ... : - : - — pk 31c ' , 8 vift'a Frcmiuni ftoUcd . Red Beans - J . Vaal Rm T u . M l Anaoui*. fflar Rrk. Link _ WMta Creamed 0at<aj« I �TflPWSPAV JAN. 25, 1931 Chain Of MtaHion* Legal Notice i.rirr: or irri.iriT io i T »% uiiKii TITE SANFORD HERAIJ), SANFOHT). FI.OKIMA i mi .*»:«■. i i h . i « i i n * o r * i m i i i N O T I C K 1(4 I I K I I K I I Y (11VK.V. ■trial l». It. Iiadiet the h » M r r o f Ih* l e l l o w l m t e r r l t d i a l * h o f lin t aal.i r n i f l e a i e f..r a l a x i l r c l to Im r l j o l Ihera u n The l . r l l l l r t t f numM l a n d r w r uf l••uall. e, (h e dr. : r l p l l » n « r i hr |iio|a rlr . arul 'hr f a m e In which it w a . a . - r a a n l are a* f o lt a s ra i C e r i i r i i . i t . - No. I t . T e a r o f laruane* J . l v t. I S t t i m . i n i r r i m nr* I’ l i u r c H r n N * » uf HI* o f N C . uf MiV't h u l i o n I t T u h b Mi Ip i t Hu mu l u n . r 31 Ka.I. N a m . In w h n h a » . . w < l Ju.vnl, lluruan et at til of . a i d prep. Mr l a i n * In llie I'n un li u f hrmliuitr, m a l e o f 1*1.itl.la. t ’ nlrra «u- h « r f . l it k a l e sha ll hr t n l . r t u r . l a n u n t Ina to law u i . pro perl y <1. >er|hnl in agpcli o r r t Iflc.ile will ........ . In the W l g h . ' . t lUilUrr . 1 ilu- fr .-ct 1 i-ir uf ■hr g r m l h o l r **nu»1> I'.iuit llmi.w al Han fu til .Fli-rlda. <n i!<r r i i . l tlo n il. iv In l hr in..mil u f w i . r u . t) lift w h l i h I . ilia tth i l . r uf Krb. ruan 1*1 u i u h l ' l i u d t l l iluy 01 'Jiihuafy, ■t i t . a r iiK tiN iw jN . **l»th i In nil Court, hmiln nlr Cu tiiily, Klorlila IH K - tt .l n m n lH N r ,-«. Slut Machine* r . . i 0 .1 I diet menu nf the W r . t r With an extensive harkiriwund of travel a* fc Can*reratbmalChristian missionary in the Near Kaat. ami for 14 ye a n a» executlve vice president o f the foreign mlaaion Iman1 of hi* rhurrh Dr. Good sell I. an intemati.mallv known rhurchman. Hivpiitly. appointed exreutive secretary of the dlvi.hin of Fur.iirn Mission* ..f the National Council of the Churches o f Christ in America. Hr. tioodsell ha. K en a mentK-i of the executive tMtard of th e Intelluitionnl Missionary Council, hlgheii cnn.uJtive Prole.. tnnt mi..ion. agency ami pre.ldent o f the Foreim Mit.ion. Conference, an aretie v rom pnal of more than 6n major Protestant denonv nation*. In con hiding the program, Rev. Tracey K. June*. Jr. will .peak at HCI'i I* M. un "The laaven in the Dough of China” and will diwu-. the uue.tion “ When Should We n m iiM M rr»M r n i i i H i «*f *»£ ! * • » • **,* Costello, t bandy l hill ha.let and axsociate* in December. IMS. They were Indicted on chance. uf conspiracy to evade payment " f n»**re than $500,000 income tax on Income eppmeehinr MOOO.OOO t ™ " «*"■ Orleans slot in*, ehine operator, in unrt .17." Mor»'i*°n »aid. . »• K '»>' run.ld. tiii opinion,* •*•* m»> "t ” ‘ h«* >hl* l-ranch- NOT in : T h m i» I* "S t u f fie r It to w ay, " tin- m a y o r t " l 1 t h r Kenntor, ,‘ lhi«t M a li e l l " a m i his (i. s o r in t c . h a v e nut lwe*i a m i B i r not w r l r o i n i in the r l* v uf New Orleans.” rhree Collisions OK. C. L. PKKSONS (l| ll tm ir ll U l KVBS F W M IN K II . a s s i ... 11 : i i : i » m ADVICE TO TROUBLED WIVES Gning T liro u g h l Im u s p nf I.M# it nil|iiHr4 I »«•»** l * « %r tlmrt Stop Supporting Christian. in Communist Chius?” Mr. Jone* ha. .(tent much lime In relief and rehabilitation work in Nanking which i» under the eontrol of Communists, where he ieI pi Mooted the Methoili.t Chlirrh in evanreli'tic work. He servej in many ways other than preaihimr. principally among the thou.and* of re fur re. from all pall* of Chinn. He phiu. in return to China i next year tn rontinue hi. work there. n o t h i : or* x p p i . t i m i i > i mi r * \ i n i :i i IM I I H IM I * ) ) » Ill' M i l t 9 N i l T l i l: 114 I I C lt K II V 4IIVKN, T h a i 1* l>. I>alil»l H r hntil.r uf Hi* fulluw Ilia i rf tlfle atr h a . fthil .ahl e e r i l t b - a t e fur a l a . Beert In I - !.■ • Uni I ' i f run T lir ■ ' t r l l f h a l r Humt e r a m i m a r uf le.uan ee the ilr. • e r l p i i o n o f the p ro pert y, anil m « name In w h h h ll wan a M v a . n l arr .a f e llo w . ; i r t t l f l i a i r ♦',*!*. I t ? T e a r u f t«« uan re July I, M l . l l l ‘. * r l l l l T l t i \ o l * I ' H u l ' l I I T I i »*.', u f M V U uf *|*.l, lln-llull I I T o w n . h i p 31 South l l a n a r 31 K aa t N a m * In whl h a » e » t i l \ila K d|™ir*. A l l uf .aid p r o p r r t t tr ln a V th e rSium y uf Srmlnolu. H l . l r iif P f o r lilu . l i n l r . . »ui h i r r i l f h . l e Ihull Ire m l r e m n l nei iin lli ia In taw the pru|ierly In atuh r r r i l f l e a l r will bn nuld In the h l a h ' . l b id d er al the f fo t il d o o r of the Srm ln d r •*enn»y ( b u r l Itnwnn hi Sanfi.r*l r io it ila , un Ihu f l r . l Mriml.y In iliu month nf F e b r u a r y . I N I . whl* h I . lh« till Ilay ut F r h r n a r ) . I .a I l i . i n l i hi* lih tiny o f Jatiunri. Ifll »i I* IIKItMM iN*. r'lrrh ( ' I n ill! r'nhrl. Peniiniih- r ' l o i n l ) . Flor lila iM IA l.r M U II l: m* m r tm.in i iifriM iiji t-j tile Kentel-Ham lin axi. which im-nmpasw** vnricil rnii'tpiln'ii, iiu liuliiit.’ Hu1 llcverly Club, the i acini: wire M*rvicr. in firfln a larniM tile r iw r (nun N'ra Orleans!, the coin machine distri­ bution busines* mill other enterp r im . \’ r«M * m -d a v after noun at l : ’.*1l u'elmk tw'tween a i l l i l 1*1)mniitli Sedan, d t i v t n wi4* o n T h i r d S t i r e i b ) i f K. S r dh and a H'.'iO Ih u lt i i < t up t e a ’■» d r i v e n u o it li mi I’m V ' ' • t i n e h\* II. W . K i r t l e v . Pama tre lu t h e 1‘ lymuuth WfB. put at $7.'t and l o the I h n l r r at f I M ) . Tin* ■u n i t e , a i r f m c n r e l e . * stui nei;. l i j i nl d m m e. » ‘c ■ MtHfW-l, M|mH ftwf**H » . * if i fr I*. " IflU (ttofM* ».if»w4 it! tk *#r * ■ •»» » •! ft! Un i -* •* ?*<>** M p*I f'*# lif*. ' Sat ku l « * an|« \ f e■n.1 •! i 1 f into! Iwf| K * twn I>m*M r**i»' * *■* * * ***• *■’■* ■*» *" t-t ■(■»*»-*♦k•*>at dt*fiwiT*i * i Uf r'C j.l m a • Mtkt tm-'-U . * a ll’ a » -• • tt - * "!' tn< M f i* * #» i * «n f . <• >*IW tn *It*j *wI I'ftrL ' > «». I ***Ut rmulil' f I f* *f* jrfkhl !**'» ,4' f imM •( ll Mi|Klff ir«illh«4 I'd lift, lf| fi' lit** TONIGHT & FKIDAY RICHARD COLEEN A ililc tl: I dll m l Nrtvw \ OATS C h ih lre it “ .M m ies (tin ie r 12 F r e e ! " lin clc r T h e S tu n ’ COMING SUN. & MON RD % O R l.A H P ,C L U H L G H W A y IS IfK It K H Y IIIV K N h jf iit i H t t l d i f «»f H i* f n lh iw iiiR * *rfIf lt at r lm* Mill H f f U f l ' i l l * fur • Id * tl* *-il t*i 1^|t ir i« * « t 6 . T ile M - f l l U t H i * m m ** M lr * | l**r it nil > r « r of i»«i vmr»« *. 11»«* . h*m *i m l Ih r * ff **• (t'lltlMh l?*rflfl« I*I** N*i Y r t i r «*f liM M h 't July I, 111* h i m m r r iiiN o r n i o r i N T ii I la«*t I f * III »■ l I I miiiiiiih k Ac ' . t*ti*«f Ifklf iti IHIIU Tlit t* «if 11* *i.r*tmt In lin t flw ik 1 I'iUfF* 31 % tn» f Ilnl ll ttil* 2 I'nnr« 7«. I I ” A III Vin n * In fil* it .!•*» wwMt ill it U Ilf*»»H«VH'W t'oij* All **f F4lif uptil.*rfv l»«lr*ar In Hit* rV*IHlly t»r Krmlhnfr. Htnl** i» f ritifiiVit* Mirlt rr r « f If 11 .tl •* Mmll lir i*tit t'liieil i f t t H l i i R In In n H *r |ir n |i* r h *!» m r ll» H In i r f t |f|t 41 f H||| l»#» wolf! |f* Ih* hliiliM il htfiilrr ill Ht«* fr**«il i t # ? « f I h * Krmintilr i*>ri|ttly t ’oji*’* Ilti*i*r nl H * n f i »i|, * r*n K m first Mciiilu t lu * ' #-»••»•11* t.f K i h r i n r f , H a l pWrlifrli I* itir Mh *141 i ' f K#h* u « rr 1H 1. r ImUK thlf |ll» da) of Jnhimrj, f*. 1“ I l M l M H i S , f 1 #* f« >«I h *1111 i *#*if i • I i*u l# * *i***i i t f . K lu r * T h a t’s r t|til! If you want your car always at its tip-top best -then Go Gulf! There are many other advantages, too. First there are those friendly Gulf dealers who are alwaya so pleased to serve you. They're efficient, fast and courteous. Also, you can always count on Gulf dealers’ rest rooms, in your town and wherever you slop, to he spnllrsa itiitl neat- ihey eouldti'l he rleaiier? And aay, dn you know iiImhiI Gull’s mnrvrlmis road map? It's the most complete map of Florida you can find. Drive in nnd yet one—and really flet lo know your aiate. And juat look at this line-up of superior Gulf Products. They’ll take cate of your car in every department! a '* * 7 / / / . I i CORRECTS CAUSE OF SUFFERING DUE TO A UCK OF VITAMINS Bn Bi, IRON and NIACIN Thanks To HADACOL Don't bo m IIi M wltk sympio■ ■tic rrliof cl totrawM thsttafcs It s ley rat of wtirr. C om et tho tool cotwo oI your riomoch mkonr, w* on duo lu ■ lack of Vitamin* B., Ow Iron and N'oein, With todiy'r TSJBA£A2^*d . . *. *m. fanproramont that jltrw bogins *4thtn last a tow Hay* attar yor Wort taking HADACOL if row xiiflrr (imn G u lf p r id o i* the only motor bit th a t f » A lc h b ir.p w Terrific power in every drop! Givra peak perform' a M lk t it M id is n * w. ra ao mww w x r DM country, the r* tho beds you Uho d d rebound, bvlchlr ndtgmliu n. aftt rw a; R ^ r what Mrs. F r o n k l h m ■ dsfld sn^M Vitamins B-. B- Iron and Nlscin. Km So ray: “Bvtor* I sUriod taking H ADAOTU I AnddnT dra» st nlghto, 1 Uy awake aa trad just liakig Wow h makra Gulf • prtfo extra pare end extra newpep and vigor inmany older cam, tool ■Stopped up lo gi%r anwKtlli or performance, Ikia rrgiilar-prkri gaxoltrta give* quick-slatting, steady, ram power for pkk-wn and the ilfaigblsway. In thin proccu, opeciol taulltes tubriconUorouacd —tn m liK « car wear ol thirty.nino vilol point* ol rngtnc, chauU, and body! ALEX NICOL t'arltMin %TlO\ roll o r m in *f*rif> tl*« 9! u f (h#* • A if f ir If* l l I I I e ll H »»*■ CONTE GRAY Gulf’s New PowerCrest Batteryl Gulf Famous Tires G ivra you the nr*rci«*t! punch Inr foal, unc-litr aUrta, plua llie mighty re* w r it (or light*, radio, and acccaoorin.Topi lor valnr, (or drprndability, and long lila! T h ry 'v r got rverylhing! Traction, talrly factor*, oodtra nl mileage—■ value you can'l Inal! IIAKVKY �0 --- -------- THE HANFORD HERALD, HANFORD. FLORIDA I'AUK 8IX Pittsburgh Pirates A re Infected With New Feeling Of Confidence (ThU li lb* fourth of ■ u i i n o f I A »lorir» o rlllrn by lb* (■■lor league manager fur thr Ar-m isled l'rr*» umlrr Ihrir own bylinen telling how Ihrir tram *h*pr. up lur 1911 and .Uiug up lb* ulh*r club*. Straight from the H o r s e ’s Mouth By Bl> HARPKH II* HIM. MP.YEK Oklahoma Defensive Speaafists Meet Fast Breaking Bardiey Five lly Ml 1.0 KAKNKTI NKW YO RK. Jan. 2r>aide tonight who deserves tic ami liar tiarc. (/!’)- OUaUma A & M and Bradley will dea lu g er national basketball rating—the turhigh Tonight’t major rontr*t alro will detrrmine which team belongs al thr i.i(i of thr ti.iiidmgt in the Miitouti Valley Conference. PI1TSBURCH. Jan. r > (/!*) III) I'lltihuigli I'll Jin hi*r pioniitt Ocrailonally a hapjiy confluence Ihr sooner Aggies lead the midwnl loop with a 4-0 mark: Bradley ot being • much imiirutrtl cluli in 1951. of rirrumrtanrr* will bring to­ Not only will **r lie strengthened in .ill dr|iarlmcnli, hul uut biggeil (tin will be in ll><* all-ini|*orUnl nultrr of Irani *|><rit anil ambition. Alio |h* joipiialion lhal any club mutl i|rl when il comet umlrr thr influent' el such ? mailrr buildrr a* Hraiuli Kit key ■* tmuml to brnrf.l il. Al(rally hr ha* implied rvrry man on the tlub with /ral. I think that unxteadlnena in tip** initrlri w ai thr main wrakner. at thul iiM|Hirtaui |n»t. (hat prevented the I’ itlrl.urgh We | . j m <>ur I n i Infirhl (at club from making a U tter *how lur lii'il when (I'Connell war tng than it did In ll'Wi'a pen. railed to the color*. Huwrvrr, aant rare. we think we have a good new Thr unuiual ratrnt to whirh ■hortatop in Hobby Thomaon, «ur Infield war unsteady ami .t- flum thr Sally n«aid*>', rail* may he judged from the |h rhalir# , hal { { „ „ Ro. fart that >o many change* wrrr jet. will ruireed In Ilia attempt found n<rt-rrarv In an atiemiii to to pull a comeback to thr |teak eitahlirh stability that no rawer form he ha* not ahown alnrr than 22 men were urn! at ih* ItMh. Itoh RHIinger (third ba«i-t four poait'.ont durinii the rraaon la praetiially rritain to lie liet* —fWr at firat bare, live at m-coiwI ter than he wa* lurt fall. Pete tare, revi'o at third bare and ('artiglinni- (Inflehleri ir a troy five at. rhortttop . . , who will iclve ut hurtle and rplrit Thr fart that many more rum no mau «r where wr plarr him. were barer •gainst any other eluh in |atill ha* u lot of value in rrddiNational l-cagur might la* at­ I lion to hi* fighting heart. tributed by anyone rrudinK the No doubt our main rtrength ir averager to wr..k pilrhimr. The our outfield, . . i p * of the b**t in truth o f the matter l« that In the major* drfentlvrly and ajflumerour inrtanre* thr pitrhrrr way* a power on offence. We Were not to hlantr. It w»< not have a |m,initial *lar In (ill* Until Danny O'Connell Joined ur I lull, a fine you me player and in mlth»ea*oh, at tl« rhorlatop that WI other* who wilt luirk op our a fI* f * W iif i W ill iM iu t MWI we got anything like tt.adlne.r ( ml(th|y |(a||lh K1„ „ r> „f a -rsf "xi «*»»> I ... aw i a a* I ">"*t ten m l slugger* in* l*u*i l.nll lookir* from whom we W e s Fesler Hired pcclThehelp In Ituil nre Hob Friend, pitching -tin who -jn-nt As Head Couch 01' tipartcorning of i»*t year with Indiana(.oil*: Con llemprey, a winning liitchei with Han iflU K lln i of “Golden Gophers” |the I'neifle f'oart league for hi MINN KA POMS, Jan. U k-M t —We* Fe*irf, who only *ix week* ago raid lie wa- flnl he.l witn lime football, today b foo(11 roarh at Mlntwiala. The man who quit a* roach at Ohio Htal* In*t month ttumnird it all up with on# sentence: “ You can't take lb year* o f #*p*n*iue and what-not an.I throw ihrm out the window," Pealer'a unexpected appointment ar (lophrr roach rucked lllp Ten follower* with aurprlue. lie wa* offered and accepted a threeyear contract at the annual ralary of (IHdtOO, 11/dK) more than re­ ceived by llernle Hlerman, the man he succeeded. Ke*lrr resigned a* head niarb at Ohio State Dec. If. lie raid hla health couldn't, rtaml the atraln o f trying to win every (am*. Ill* team had won ala Western Conference earner and loal three. He took a high ralarle.l Job as m iw l .state *a(e*ln*li. Tha appointment wn« a* tmuli a aurptin* In Minneapolis a* P m Ur'» Intention* were a *#eret in Polumtui*. Hi* name had not .ared In the apccululioit over erman'a suerersor though many ichea were Interview isi and any name were hi .night fur- three rtraigld y e a r* nnd abort *t op Tbomron, wlut i* -ant to have big poadbilltle-, Al-o doli'l forget Pete Kelter. Imagine wl.ai he could mean to u. if be wit* to return to hll old form * II. i till under 30, you know. On it...oml iif the diaft |m* eibllltir-i, ami nui*e<|iirnt llnrup change*. Hu varlou* club* in the National league, a* well a* In nil league*, mu Id not Ih- ailed up now with any degree o f ac­ curacy. Hut my opinion would he that, ■tarring any unfur*ren turn of event*, ilrookiyn and Philadel­ phia would l„- the tram* having tl>« lout rhatter* In fliilrh on tap. Tomorrow - -^t. la tib llmwp*. Sanfonl - Orlando K«*nnt‘l Club Kntries TMXjaiiT-a n v r iilt :* l'IM *l MSI ll—f * I i r t l r P o ll* , § M i'i vard. ih n lae r. Iluuikle. On. K leetlln rl, Oh |l»y, lUH keirlO er. Tu. h Fealer will lake over at Him pesnta fur spring practice, lie will find much lu Im* done. Tha Gopher* won only one confer­ ence game lari neuron. They i one and laat four. They alro t three nun-confarence aamr*. liar tnld frlen.l* In Columlnia rapected to make a quick flail to hit new camp within the ftaxt two week*. A fter the appointment wa* an­ nounced in MinncupolU, l-Vr In made It dear hr did hot triply for the Job. “They approached me ■ weak or an ago, hr raid. The 43 fear old coach aald tha only thing wrung nth hi* lucrative real palate job wa* that t kept thinking about the J. hod done ao long and Ml# to do ao much— workin working with b o n and fooUgtn, I derided that football tea* my Ilf#’* work." i Feeler, who reach#* the single wilt* like Hlerman. was head aaach at Ihto Mate from l t d to the end o f last season. Previously he tervnl ax head ranch at PittsMirth and aaaittant pi Piinreiun, Connecticut Wesleyan and Har­ Altfwl P t p r i n Hill, |>|>*| Miirteh. DaaUi ()<.,»( T r a v » i* r . I l . i n i n W.11. ■I.I OVII ii vi i;— l aiarttr n tu e Temp. Cali X *r. H d ve r Xtshel. Il u u n r M iifii. Koju. I mol tu, IV* Uuv Isnlr. Tlaihl T e i r y t h i ii 11 n t t i:—n iaia* mi* IsitirititiM tliitw, (ll**e r. (tacit I III, ttrinil>l.l y ill NTII H I C M —A'lSIk* q S I t a Hite i ‘hui>«ulue, 0*11 h i m . h Kf.. cmiiti* in .iu i* M ill 111 II iw r r i* * * III,**, T h a Hock. Ilnorfalr. v fa lr, llr U y Ju Ju M *l H Hally, l« ' atty, l.ackr IIAIIl— gala virtu iiach —gaiiriir Dice, f’o lln n J, III.I Kla*h. Ilu**^, B^JI> dlnei-r. I.upu k. Omar Hoy, li.it>, tittaa. atXTH M « K —a/iaih* Hit* llui># ilarl-ar. Cleaned, tia ln ty INts, -iluw I ton. l i p I'lp. C h lrf Hub*. H a rtn e ll. Cuiial* M. M i t P V T I I H U H - t / i a t h * Hit# lloiiilwln, U r l * r tin*. Ilea Hhelby. Mr (louch. Iliine*l Joe, F l e e l f o a l Hum, C d illi'i I'M, Hllk Hox. HltiiiTii ii t< r.—n iaika mie TliuiilUr Jet. Tahiti. Terby. High riffle*. In,mile 11. Uaurgla Tech, Fawn l.u. I.IMW Did liartlng. M v r ii h a i ’H—a/iatba m i* Uur .N»uie. Iloak. (lay Psiljr. High llulluA*. Htelta Malle. Keayua. Illgear lied. Ilandy tusnr TCNTII nat K—a/ieih* Wile Oral*. Illark Topic, tlWen Hill. Alin llolt, Feminine Touch. Dill Illr.g Me, I'oiuo Oliver. Tour Talf Pel*. The American league will piny 107 night Itarehall games this year, Washington scheduled the moat nocturnal game*, having lined 41. Only two memlmra of the Uni* ver*ity of Kim Ida JTJ man basket­ ball team live out o f the state. gether in thr name achool Itetwren ir tird (or second with St. Lour* al 4-1. five ami ten hoy* who are naHank Hus'* Oklahoman* (1*1-1* t tuial l.a-kell.all player*. Hanford al*o rat.- ahead of Format Ander­ card ring, nnd a atory by the New fared *urh a crew in Sen breeze son'* Brave* I lk-21 in thi* week’* York Herald Tribune saying most Tura.lay night. Arroriatcd Prc-r ranking*. A * M college presidents polled favor Itelaicd, rahii and rmardin1* there n Itradlc) (uvriii ill the biting their team* play in pub­ air the Mandcr.-h* werr mi*country. lic arena*. Irra of the *iiu*.<on from Tlic puuic bring* together Paul Hredder, Iowa Athletic the opening whl*)1' to the h w ili'i^ o f two of thr moat dif­ (tirvetor, aald last night he la final minute of the la*t quarferent ha*krthall style* in exl»- checking a possible link betwm Hr. Icncc. Iowa plaver* and a reported DaI'nurufflcd by the ga*Il>a u*i" a drlllu rate, puttern i <..port, Iowa, parlay card orgi bouke tarlh* of the Celeryoffco*c that depend* heavily on nation. fed five— which were adopted Opponents’ mistake* to score, and He declined to nxrne one or two in the realization lhal II hr support* thi* with n strict de­ » » * their only alim hope— fense, Mi- five rnnjirtently lead* player* who he said may be the Handrrab nquad *eemrd the country In team defense*; ‘mildly Involved.” II U iwheved, only mildly annoyed by the A, A M now i* th.* nation’* *ting- Itrrchlcr said, that the player* rough play. lest major club, allowing oppon­ may have taken parlay carda to Jim Ilnekoven—an all around ent* an nvrit.gr of only 41.2 Davenport and left tnem there athlete and one of the fine*! point* a g am e. for distribution. high M-hool liaakethall player* “ IV# have reason to bcllrvr the AndviiH.il iimi» the fast break, thl* writer haa *een—dominated player* did not shore In the pro­ i sharp pa-ring and constant shoot the play. He -cored IP! point* and fit* V yrrMhand n*,", out '’ul the ' , cards them­ could ra*lly have made ft) had ing tu overtHiwer thr opposition. itiadley rank* third nationally in .}]* i*t!? V , _i he not pa**rd o ff many urnring ---- point* He added that there Is no evi­ tram offense *1 70.6 cpportunttlr* to teammate*. dence the players tried to throw A » for thr local five (lerahl game Covington *howed great nffen*lve Itrmembcr ihr turtle won that any gams or control the score. The Herald Tribune aald M of improvement. He waa particu­ famous race. Mayiie it’a a li|*iff to rollegp presidents whoa* teams larly accurate on a one hamb-d , on tonight’s winner. Two development* o ff the eo'lft play in Madison Square Harden haok ahul whirh very reldoiu found the l>a*ket early in the overshadowed la«t oigtit’ - -klmpv have no major objection to play­ lo-ki’H.all "eheijgle: a report that ing in arenas not controlled by nearon. rampel Ing achonla. Ami the C'eleryfed*’ other »ky- Iowa player* may I*' “ niildly InThe newspaper had asked tha M<a|wr, Wise llnrdin, wa* n- I volved" wltii it rcportesl parlay —- —— Piy-idcnts If they are consider­ giMHl on defeii*e a* he ha* t » i o j ■- — — ........ all reanon. Thr tall Mandrruh cffretlcvely but not wa* spec- ing a change in policy a* a result it liter wa* a hard man to huhl. tonilui Every player sultordin- of the recent hrlhe attempt at hut Wire did a creditable job Manhattan College. ulisl ilitll'l If to the whole. I'erhap* the moot encouraging Ir ihl* D «|iect IIh- Cideryfeil* thing about the whole game wa* i have al-* iitiproveil irerm-ndoualy the liuatling, *rramlding atyle ! i lnii • *• i I hi murh n *un •hown by the local team fur the Miyr • rlie. I be lemleocy is not flirt time all year. tu tul e ll shut win ll it* thrfC Several of the varsity came in some i a ( While in iiartlrular VATtrg OF APFI.II STION FOR cio*e to fouling out, but tlic aiani- lias l«*en tinny with shot since T A * m :»:o bang defensive Work paid ofl even the Ku lit i urn1 v.hm lie firetl IlKiugh the tcore ended up with through t l pointr A thirty (>rrappalling .10 point deficit fur the rriii averar. i eood for any Tt.»i D D. Daniel the hulder of ih* certlflcal* ha* (lied raid 11 am and it.- pi*v*i* who ran following home team. . rmtirale for a lot deed to be irHaiag hla "■ leik io g n e * mat i thi in at that rule should -j*<| thrrson The rertlflral* numl-r sod year at luauahc*. the deI.U l away. of Davia, Mete amt McCall scrlpiinn of it.* propertr. and Ih* t l.iri ine l lause played hia fairly freely Coach liana* uom* to whirh (I waa ****>**,! are usual frepelir game slash­ gave the *opihomurr* valuahlr I'erilflcalo No. li t a* fnlkwat ing through the none to e f­ experience and at the *amr Tsar of laaoaae# Jnlr I I H I fective .Hrahreeie defen*# on lime ronfuard the Hanrrah* IIRaCRIPTIOR o r FROFRRTTl several occasions lo rack up momentarily with the change .NWU of RWI* heevton II strictly Township t l Houlh Hang* It gnaU lhal were, alrirll; are ieffected by the youngof pace fUM I I acreo. sprahlnx. undeserrrd. er boy*. N'sma III whirh aasehaed ■. P. rompflitive spirit is In losing the Celeryfed* learned Ilean All * f M N pnvpertf b rin g la - at ala Die COM ing influence on a lot from the imooth- work lug rn.iida Tbut the very i(gt Heahreese crew. They were a b e i,1«m Intensity of liU ptl. brautiful tram lu watch moving I 'f i'c r ly its psyrhological i f f r f l , t» rate will . _. down court with confident nnd minute •i-r »t the from door Urge measure. ,,, , , assured arrogance. The tmll hand­ ('i.uniy Court House ___ . «,rd. ■■ Friday uinhl Paint kg h u m s to rh.it>la. on (he Hrat MoadayNn ih# ling o f the DayUma five wa* un­ obtrusive, but possessed a needle town nnd the game should find Ih* Mb"d,«y day ^ ,,irh r*of o TFehl W r & n tt- •' tile fVIrr >fed five like arrumry. *dMJlf fVHI'r. Perhaps the most impressive l>hy«ical and mental. - t " • - o . F, M „^_44. .1 tiling about the visitors wa* their the year Th# feeling - i —'3< n il € ^ * * rt. remarkable even***. No one ner la tIn*c fiotii'hete M . i* jU raiooJe f*P»player, not even Rorkoven, wn- season I- going to h# a lot more IH BA I. ) tibvlonaly the star, Knch shot lUCCrnsfnL I I IjOgal Notice knur —1ft— NOTICE! » DUE TO THE INCREAS8D COST OF MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES WE HAVE BEEN FORCED TO INCREASE OUR PRICES— N EW PRICES ARE: Suits Cleaned & Pressed ................................. $1.00 .50 Pants Cleaned & P r e s s e d ............................................50 Top Coats Cleaned & P r e s s e d .......................... 1.25 up Coat Suits Cleaned & P r e s s e d ........................ 1.00 Skirts Cleaned & P r e s s e d .................................. .50 up Dresses (plain) Cleaned & P r e s s e d .............. 1.00 up B lo u s e s ...................... .50 50 up Jackets , .50 up . -...-.i....»*•••**. Sweaters ......................................... .50 50 up Shirts .35 up .......................................................................... 4 *f Evening D resses .............................. VETERANS DRY CLEANERS HALL DRY CLEANERS HECTOR DRY CLEANERS ™ $ C L E A -N E R S BARNS DRY CLEANERS 2.50 up UP �I Legal N otice CdVNTl r m . i x m r c t i I 'U T j i ’im ir . ■>:«* I ' L l l H I P t . IX ■ *1 IN RK KUTATi: pi* IO NA M H K F U fT , P e g TO A M . IH K IIIT O N H * r»:n * SxuHaTATfll i oh in :. auad » > • In lha nam a o f llnkaown. Cnlaaa aald ra rt lf lca ta ahall ha fadaamrd acc ording to tha law. tha pro pa rly dra.rll.ad tharaln will ha aold to tha hlghaat tildJtr at tha court liana# door on lh a flrat M on ­ day In t h ' month « f Fahruary. i n i . which |a tha l l h day nt Fahruary. M il. I t a d thia l lh day o f January. MU o »*. i i M i n i m i n . Clark Circuit Court. Mamlnol* County. F l o r ­ ida (MCA I. ) Ton ii til Mirh o f y o u a r , h*r'l>> n o tif ie d a n j r*uulr*d to preaent any vlaltn* anil d em a n d. w h l r h you, o r alttiar nf you, may h a v * aaalnat th * ' • t a t * ,.f IONA Hll I'd'!.11\, d ' " a » ' d . x u t ic i : n r t m i t t r i t i i in n lata o f aalil f i i o n l f , l o ' l k t County t u i i i : i :p . uda* o f Henrinot* Count /, Florida, t»i;c. in .li u n « of mm .t hi* o f f i i a In i l » u|ai|' |k i « m o f N O T IC K IH 11M I K I T Y CIVKN. •aid County at Hanford. Florida, That I> l>. Item 1*1 tha holdar o f lha with in aitthl m l a n d a r nionlha fro m i Ilia l i m a o f Itu U ral putdlratlun o f f o llo w in g r a r l l l l r a t r ha* f i l 'd anld a r l l f l i a i a f o r a tax d-ad to ha la* (Ida n ullr a Karh r l a l m o r drmand rauad tharauti Tha r a r l l f l r a l a num* •hall tia In wrlltu a , and ahall atatr bar and y a a f o f l**tlonr*, lha da* r lb * P l a « » o f rrrlilan ra and taal o f * • acrlptlon « f th * propa rty. and th * ' / ( I t a a d i l r o • o f tha tnlmant. and • l ull bo aworn to b y lh a claimant, nama In which II waa aaaaaaad nra aa f o llo w * : hi* a a r n t , ur hla at to rn ay , and any I}J /u- h c la im or demand not an filad I r a nllaf li .ra to*f No laauanca luly I. I l t « .‘ •hall tia void, . l l » : « < T U I T I O N O l FlltlFKH TYi / w a i .t k i i i i !1-a Jj k i : h u k i i .u y llh of MKte of NITS Haclhm A i admlnlatrati.r of tlta n a ­ I I Tnarnrhlp f i Houth l u n g * U t a l * o f Iona Hhaptay d « » a * a d Kaat l*1 arraa. y ir> i publlratloti Ja nuar y Id, 1)11 Nama In which aaaaaaad H II. - tIVIIaoic, Inc. A l l o f aafd proiiafty t M l l l l I !•»• t P H I . I f - A T t P A r t l l t haing In lh » County o f Hamlnola. T «% Hta l* o f Florid a Cnlaaa auch car ia »:c. t a i n i d i i t til' m i l l tl f lc a la ahall ha radaamad according v ern o fi m H K iiK n r i i i v k m . to law tha pro pa rty dracrlhad In That !• t> I )anl*I t h * hnldar o f th * auch c art lfl c ala will k * aold In th * follo w Inn i*VftIf|t>ato baa tiled aald hlattral bidder at th * front tlmir o f # r a r t l f l c a l * for .« tax da-.l to tia la- th» Hamlnola County Court lloua* ■uad i h * r . 'ii Tha cart ltli'A ta hum- nt Hanford. Florid a, on . lb flrat h*r an d yaar o f !•■uunc*. the de- Monday In tha month o f Febr uary. •cr lptlon of l b ' |im|i*ny. and iha I M I . which la th* l l h day o f F e b ­ nama In which II a n «a*a.*a.| ara ruary, M U . *1 f.illow a* liatad thla l l h day o f January, r - r l l f l c a l * No IS', mil. Y e a r o f laauatir* July s, 1)11 11 I' II M I N I K I N . iii-wi M i m n x o i ‘ r m i r r i i M i Clark Circuit Court. U K ' , (if Mil If Ha. lio n 5< Hamlnola County, Flnr* T n w r a h l b I I Moulh liana*- Jl Ida llaat ID Ai raa. 1 HIT At. 1 Na me In which aavaaaad I. J Ch am ba r* All o f aald iiropariy ha NflTII K OF MTI.M XTIIM FOR I n i In lh a County o f Mamlnulr. Hlala T U IICMI f t F lo rid a Cnlaaa auch c a rt lfl c a la mi:c. m i . i t i . u t * o r m m , -ahall ha rrdramrd a r r u r d ln e lo taw Nt fTICR IH MMIMIY IIIVKS, >1| ihe |.ro|iarly daa. rtl.ad In auch car* That U .1* Datilrl Ih* hnldar of lha W l 't i f i r a i # v/ill few aold to lh a hlghaat following rartlfbal# baa fllad aald l.i.tdar at tha f r o n t d o o r o f th* certlMiat* lor a lax itaad tn b* la* hamlnola County C**urt H o o t* at auad thereon The larllfliala tium* Hanford. FI- rid*, on th * flrat Mon* let anil yaar of laauam*. Ilia da* J*day In l b * nidath o f Fahruary. t a i l , acrlptlon of lha properly, and tha which i v ' l f o 1th day o f Fahruary, linmi In which ll waa aaaaaaad ara till aa follow*) lialrd thi* llh day o f January, Cartlflcala No IJS M il .1, , Year of laauanca July I, MM •■'ll I* IIK H N IH IM , i l l . at MIPI ll.\ o r I'llOI'F.HTYl •Trrlt 1 ‘ lrcull Court. l i t , o f M V , o f H K >i He. linn Srrolnol* County Flor* S} Town*hl|i SI Houth Itange 11 r ’ «HI tt.l *Jt* ' W \ O l It I ... III M T I . i l «TIU X T U U f a II ■it i t ' l l 11 h im nr F iu t mu NOT ICIT !IIK II M l Y i l l V KN. That 11 l. I a n 1*1 I o lde r o f T ax C a rtlf lc a la No M l l - * , i » d ilia Snd day uf A w g o 't A 1> n t : !>•• |,|»J ta me In m r o ff t . a an.| l , l O ii i *d f dp* pin a l l . . n fur a lax -1-* .1 r f * J - laauad Ih rra on Hald . i l t l l k i i T i m k r i i r t lb * f o l l o w in g d**. n t *d |.r ‘j j r r l y In t h » Co un ty o f Hamlnola. B u t * o f r io r t d a . l o - w l l i K l i d II o f N W h o| ,’ i W 1. a t 8 W t , Hacllon I t Tur.-nihlp SI Houlh Kang# Jl F a n y acre * T ha a*'# ** m *n t o f i h * aald proparty under tha anld c a r t lflc a la It . Kaai sn Arran Nam* In which aa*aaard Ada K* Mourn All of aald |.ro|tnrlr being In th* County of Heminol*. Htata of Florida I'nleaa auch rartlflcata ahall ha I adeemed *.<<>(.Ill,* to law th* propeni ile*crll**.| tn auch larllfleat* will h* aold lo tha hlghaat bid­ der at th* front door of th* H*mlnol* County Court lluua* at Hxn* ford, riondx. on th* fir*t Morula) In th* month of Fabtuary, M il, jrtllth lx the (|b Ja> of Fahruary. ^Pxted thla 0)1 day ol January. O P II C H N llO N . Clark tit rult Court, Hamlnola County, Flor­ i MITAI.I ida Iiegul Notice xuth t : o r a i t i .i « i t i u t T A T PITl.Ti ru n tan a ipt.m 1 . » « » o r m m N t lT IC R IH I I K I I K I I Y HIT ITN. That l l It lialilel lh a l.nldei o f Ih* follo w in g r a r t l f l i 'a t * I■** M a d aald ,-arllf leal* for a la x deed to ba la* aurd thereon T h e c e rt ific a t e n um ­ ber amt year o f le * u a m » . the da* acrlpllun o f l b * pr ope rly, and t h * nam* In wblib It waa • • • * i * r d a r * aa folloWra Certlricata No I t ] Year o f l* * u * n > * July 1 MIC lll at lli r i l i i x o r i. hui . k i i t i • N il), of N A T , He. |it.i. IS Townahlp SI Houlh l la u g * IS K * « t |u Arraa. Name In which .,e**eerd Harry A. Myer* All of eald prop* n y b*ir.d In the Cnuniy o f Hnuliiole. Hlala o f Fliillda Ctllaaa ain ll c e rll f lc a la ahall hr rrdeen ed a. ,ordlr. K to taw ih * pr ope rty de-crthe.i in *u< h c e r t i f i ­ cate will he *uld to Ih * hlgh ral lildder al In* trout d oo r of the Herainol* Count, Court llou** at Han­ ford. riu tlda. on Ih * f lr » t M.-nday In th * month o f February. MSI. which la Ih * Mn day o f kei.ruary, 1111 lM ie,l M il. IMa H I , day o f January. (1 IH K Al. l ' II M I N IK IN , clerk cir cu it .' h u m . Hemltiol* County. F l o r ­ ida NtlTM i : III ' A F I 'l . l f - A T I I I S T IA IIIIT I F t lll 1 * 1:1 '. tHi.m 1 i n * u r mu 1 N O T IC i: IH I I M I M I Y IIIVKN. Tha t I) II lianiel the holder o f Ihe f o l l o w in g c e r t i f i c a t e ban filed eald cert ifi c ate lo r a tax deed lo hr I*•Ueil thereon T h e 1 erttfl. at- n um ­ ber and ye ar o f |e*uant*. the d*acrlptlon o f the property, and th* nam* In whlrh ll Waa a t * r * * r d ar e a* follow a; 1 yth of C e rtlf lc a l* No. I « l t AVxr of laatian-e. July J. MU IM:«t lilPU iiA o r i' i i i i p m i t y 1 K t* o f « \ V | o f NK>, of N K 4 tl.eae H Ilia ft of W left fl I Her. lion S», Townahlp !l Houth K a n g * SI Kaai Na m* In which naaeaaad t'hknnwn A ll o f aald p ro i- eil , haing In th * t'oun lc o f Hamlnolr Hlat* o f F toiIda t'nlaa- aald c * r t l f h i t * ahall lu rad earned accor ding lo law the p r o ­ pert y .lea. r Ibed In ein-h cert ifi c ate w||| ta add to the hlgh>«t bidder at lha fro m door nt the Pemlnote County Court I lo n a * at Hanford Florida, on the til-1 Monday In Ih* m o n th , n f Fehriairy. M i l , which la Ih * 1th day o l Fehrnury, lt: ,l liatiut it.i* til, day o f January, M il <1 I' I f KKNIM1N, f'lrr h CM, ult Court, Haiti I no Ie . . . u n u J), r Idi IH FA I. I A O T Itr III M T I I I Cf fit A r » H TA A I I I I II MM Ml M I A l l u i l l m u y N O T IC i: IH l i r i l M ' l .11VITN Tha i ti 0 Daniel, the holdei o f the follciwinc laii tiic -a te ha* tiled xald cen lfica ie tor a l a x deed to ha I*»u#d tharaon T h # r e i t l f l r a t * iiumhar • hd year ol lie u a n r* . thi de*. rip. lion o f lha property , and the nam * In whl. ti It w a * a**ce*r.| a r * fo l­ low #: C e r t i f i c a t e No. t i l l T e a r o f Itanancw Ju ly I , M4I I n : a t 'H I F T IIIX U F P a l l i r M M T T 1 1 : m rt o f la. 1 * a n ; ri » f la d Iu It fl. Hmltli'a Ad-lltloii to til le d .. . r i a l Itooh I I’ a g r i t N a m a In which aaaaaaad l n k n o a ii All o f aald p ro pa rly b e in g In the Co un iy o l Hemlnnle. Hint* uf F l o r ­ ida. t'nleea auch r e r l l f l r a t a ahall be r a d e m . e d accor ding lu law lha p r o ­ perty deacrlbed Ih euch . 'a rtl ll c ale will he eold lo lha hlgheal bidd er al lha f ro nt door o f tha Hamlnola County Court ll o u a * al Hanford F lo r id a , on Ilia flrat M onday In tha month o f February. M i l . which la tha 1th day o f Fa hruary, M i l . Dat ed thla Ith day o f January. M il tl iNIIAI.) m IV It MINI ms, c ieik circuit Court, Hemlnnle County, F t « r Ida » rn »: <ir AFFi.it a m ix run mid being lu Hritilnpl* C.niuly, n » r Ida ,tu w I t ; I I F I I N N I N U al th Intel*,* tlon n f rhe aaarerli r i g h i .-f " » > line u| Htale ]| lg h w a ) Number Thraa. with th* ii.mt* lln* >,t I ait 11 Ih lllo-k l> o f D II Mllchell - Hurtay o f tl .r l. e i i tlt a n l on 1 * 1 * J« - * llt» a. .-..rdlitc to Flat r hate-,f ricnDhil *1 I ' •1 • 1 o f I'lat It,-ok I o f ll)- I'),Ml. It*, o rd * o l Hemlnole Ciomir Florida. ru n aou lh w c - i n l y a lo n g aald 1-aetrtly n g h l *»f wa y line 1A* (eel |>> 1*.>1a*1 <1 1 gln n ln a . 1 hence run H-.iitl i - - ' i eriy alo ng eal.l * „ i . r l i ar*c1-1 uf wa y ;*ne SJ, f*ef tlirn* e ( l a fear. ihen.e 1,o r ii i 31 r• • 1 I he I >e » * *1 t ' I- feel 11. 1 -..rut .,f J i K i t I W I M t coiila llilng .ore. more o r lea*, at, lu ra id I lib ck ll „ f D II Mil. L-sir* Hurcey o f the l. ev , l iIrm a nt T O t llT T H K t l ll ITH 1 #rro»ml1 |$r«‘ party lo. .n.d ion In»-■* min Of Ik* f*a*H' H i l l *1 3 In I I ir land ford. Menilnol* Co-.nlt IHK AL> *nd tin* ti.iisn- t_ _ _ Far Rwatti T h # follawlng rwtaw ripply t* •II AAawl X 'u pahllabed In Th* •awtwrd H M ld| I llaa* t ig par « » * Iw w rftaa g Itwaaa I H par \ ■ * g lla m Ha par llwa Iw a a rll-M llnaaw « g par Uw# Iwaartlww F t .a w— 4a I * Ih * llaa. Itwwhla r a w tar M a rk ta*a a*pa- PHONE 148 W a a l Ada aalil *t • t a r tb r trAphwaa wa awraiwraadaa* r b a rg a If » • « * aaae la It.l*d la tha talaphwa* hwah. la tetwra lar IM a a m a a a l a l l a a th* a d a *rlla *r la aapaelad la pay grum pily, la wrder fa r M « • reader M r le a l p w a l l a aaralrr. •II V* a a l Ada mwui h* Iw a a r o fflap • • lha day hufata pwhllew- rtaeae aatlry w* Imaaadtalaly If aa arewr aecwrw la yaar M> Wa raa aat ba rauguaalhta lar •are maa PM faeurrmra laarr- THE SANFORD HERALD I— FOR REN T —I * K i.A K A h P a 1’t f BNTS, god fitora*. 116 W . Ftrgt R n * l Phon* 4V0-W, A *umnr*■ K.lwanl F. I.tna, Phon* . Itljf , --Iii-atar, ---1 J +1■w1"IW 1 J >rit*l iau lillml*, Iamlvit'|>*il, 1 ■are * w w ■e ‘j >1 . old. L'firll l*al in*tin AVr. ‘ ownrr hmnr nflrr 0:00 P JI, 6 - A IIT IC .L S F o il S A L E —3 I.AKKKHONT I.OT8—on brautiful Oyatal l.akc. near Country Club, | iimi (t. froniMKh, bigh alrvation,: MILLS SWAP SHOP (Of. K. 4th Si. Wc Huy, Sell or Tindc tnoel wnnr cllru* trrva. all clpgrett. W. nnvlllinir. I'honc |HM-J. K. Klrrhhnff, Jr.. I'hnna 306. __ Mt Imtli '(*,e when you don't bntiy -NCOME I'ltOPERTY IIUPLEX NEW Fumlahrd and uhfumiahvd ■luplai-acaaon or yaar, 0 (t Whlddon. 119 Edulh_l>sk Avenue. Kitchenette Apt*.- Week, raonlh or seaaon. Slumbarland Court. IIIwgy 17-92 at City Limit. FUR 8AI.E or rant. U arraa of tile land. Now U the time crap. 8 m or rail Tom Kelly, Phone M l-R . Juat o ff o f Waal Ut. Btrppt, 1 mil# w l a half. _____ ______ FURNISHED Caron. Apurtmont far rant. 1206 Mitfstolla A n , • ROOM furni-iietl gpt, 2 M rcom* and **roen porrh, Ilka private home. Phone llt t - W or can bo **an at MO W rit Srd. Straat. _______ DRW |*ARfc n«M«) 2 A N D 2 ROOM « $ '* " f B A I L K * LOTS Mr*. Noon, i BEDROOM ^ available Jantu.' notto. IT ttJ . _________________ N IC E LY furnlabad i bedroom bottMA at bag at If ol 8m * r t tt Rorinn Wook ar Moat*. Heath iflr a S S S r S fi; at/ 17-M torn *H rnllm* weft ai Lofutwuod. Phono WinUr i’ Aflt ijR 2 ROOli furaiaUd ‘ etactric. your prr^-rlptiona m I.ANEY'S lantatiun Katataa—large lot— { I'k.,** 103 _______ ruatom nul it for aalo below ora- TUXEDO FEED S' Complete line. ■•nt cunatruclion coat*. See Hunt'a Tuaedo Feed Store. Whlddnn, 110 R Park A m . VECCTABLES, Live.lock a n d Miacellineoua. Sanford FarmLokr Front llargaln—Small Furrr'a Aurtlun Market. nlahed Cottage with Electric Kitchen; Some Young Citru*. A FRIED SHRIMP Dinner “ The Itaxt Shrimp on Earth" at HornBeautiful Site on Uood Flatting l^ke— Boat Included—Only $S!,. r *. 321 E. Ut St. M > . Caah. CONCRETE HEWER PIPE See John W. D. Moore Septic Tank*, dream Trap*, Dry 13 Acre* on Beautiful Spring-fed Tanka. Tank Cradlea, Stepping U ko— Plenty o f Fruit— Nico Stone*, Renchea, Flower Pol*, Lawn— Modern It Room BtmtfaHindi*, allla and lintel*. Block*. Windup Window al low with Electric Kitchen—Price Concrete Floor*, Machine flnReduced Furniahed For Quick . lahed. Free Eatlnii mnlei. Sale. CRETE CO. Bee Jolla W. D. M EIm ,7 % r l _____ I W e 11U A Reel Buy— I Roam Horn*, Ga PANELRAY ga* hralar nearly rage. Garden Lot— I Mile* Out. new 133.00 Pk. 147. Full Prim 21.400. LIVIN'd ROOM, bedroom furni­ See John W. D. M o m ture, chair*, etc. See Na*h. cor­ 0 Room Bungalow, 10 Acre* Good ner Colnmba and Naranja Road, Garden Land, Clq*« In— Electri­ •_ ___________ city, Qjlai Som( Citrua. )Buy , pallary. Owner* Epully, ‘A laucta Balance in n-THERM oilTTrrulatlng haalrr. $35.00 good rendition, 611 See John W. D. Moore Valencia Drive, PhonallfMI. For Citru* Land— 10, £7, W and SMALL Iron Safe, $26 00 Phone 60 Acre Tract* 401 -M ._______ * J ______________ Sn Jehu W. D. Moore du Acre* Citrua Land Partly Plant­ ACCORD?AN. 2-burner ol! heater Phone 1628-J. ___________ ed In Young Tree*; About 76 Large Bearing Tree*— Small, B FT. ELECTRIC' REFRIGERA­ TOR. Malrrtir da* Rtngr and Modern. Wall Furutihed Home. Auirmatlr da* Hotwatar Heater Plug Rental Property—All City In good ronditlon, 206 SummerConvenleitcea-- On Deep, Spingfed Lake. JOHN W. D. MOORE, Broker 4AJtTICLES W ANTED — 6 Robert E. Kara*. Ao*srlaU 224 K. Flrat Phene I I I ! Wa buy, mil A trade uaed furniture. Wilaon-Maler Purnl* 2 BEDROOM home, 22JMP 21680 Inre T v , A ll V *** **hnaie 6 '* down, baianeo 118.67 per mon'li. Small grocery *tore wt h k b*d- W '.NTED: Old faahionrd fitrnlturn, dir bo*, yarn*. Jewelry and * apartmrnt, romplritly *ir> button* H(ghe*t price* paid. Drop " * a Thru to S h e i k * 1foB r if f f iw s r ia .. Lateral, JanfotJ. I jKfO USED TIRES at b#*t pri-'pe. IT H . Finuitune Store*. ruiiiiiffo. 11 .. Iltk I.. a|•' %|i n , lrM*i* %iviflr. i*r claim* lit illU. m lu* 11 ► |tr«»|M»rt> In* It. umlcr Wll.t. il •*» r f» |M\ r* ml* I tef erifl.« n» * int hnud (*ml nffii 111 • .ttr ..» iti th# 4‘oimly 4if •CAI fit < . .I •*t,yt* ni Florlthi. on i<rvulitf't* * \i* lltl*. tl** 11.1 »m 4# i iii:u<m>N * J. f U of III# «*12* ill 1‘ill* f t III i: la It Uf*l l«ll i « %J ■ i lilt t*4l»*l tt H|i#l»c#r hitlt* IfiiF for riihiMifd h44 % XM. ro* i It 1< Bshlrtfll. 1i i k»it Mt in « m i< %i ii»\ roi« INN III I II ini nt i i u " ui m ill III I;« ID 01VTN. * 41 It1*1 ll. . i. i-l.r o( th* If Ik* llr i. . lila.l -jl t f.-tl-.)VOld *f.l Ihr .ti *1,. • $uf l »t# hula ra| uf to . il. thr 4i tin* I'lii 1n i ^il»»1 Ih' M (pf (Oft ii l. ,i r "*•#.! il|i 1. 1* •., 4- l.illtakl » * l till. -• r Si M3 V* iff .1 1* Dl'llll'p 1 ill » 1 •ll ^1 II II iltlk III ...... m i n i fl of i; ll fl „> N>, of NJ:1 * rf VK'i < T N W 'a Hr. fl grip Ui llirtt 3 T. 48h*>»»| wM« h Mmtit# III i i.,k . .o k 1 - f as ,1 |lroi*#Ftr hr (HM Hi 1It. \*i ntv i*f he oil ii ui* h'Alr of II. Ifilt* 1ol* • Mich * f-rilfi« nir Ti, -Mauta«nm*j*4*ktl(l i m r .1 1»■Ii •III* 4 4* t otillitir to uw ltd U *r**l hJtot 4 ll-« 1|,n*p 1 l II tag* 1$ 4t i 1If li’Rlr kkHI Imi I*MW M« l>M«o Ih t lit f i l l tM lo III# III i 1 lll.I.I'l u1 ill. ftoOl 4ll. •1 of Ihr r ioHioI# 1‘aoiitk i >‘*Mtf •III rt-iflrt) (III (HUM IL I • l i ' 1l«l ililk Mi lh« Itliliilff of %t all flrsi RfAfi* M pr»w M i» > 1. > t«m i |« Ihr Llh ilil t i i Lrvitfi ••Rfsffl. mt Tmmrhtmm IliRr AltTli »: OF HAATF.H'n *4LI3 NIITICK IH IIM IM IY IIIVKN that iiiirenant to Final Ire-re. rendered on lha I ith day of December. A.D. Mlo. In that certain cau*a pending In th* d r. ,i|i Court tn and fur Kami nul* County. Florida, tn Chanrary, wherein J F iVill'AN ta Plaintiff, and IIA Itltr M llt'FFMAN and MINN IK II lll'FFMAN aleo known •a tleairo* lluffiuan hla wlla. Al. t lf il-M l* * »■h u l l Um | » ) t r t III * ll add »«l Tt IN I. 111’ .NTFit and F.VKI.YN D Inar I« Idw I hr |*f**|»**f1 % *1* ** »J1■•4 will tax .1.1 T D l N T M l . nt* wit *. A * HM1TH. ill M.,1. arliifi.-la w Jit. and MMil A M 11 HlllTIt, hi* It * hlfftic*! hi.l.lrt alt (hr fl. Ill 4.1 tl wit* and JOi:t, K HMITII npd of tt'* *»#miri*4r I’iann« < *iiih II PI MTII A JANt: HMITH, hla wife, nt RtfbNitil Florid • »•*( l la* f««‘ i and r i r R I TT C R A r T and LOUD. M .iin lj, in ih' mofiih nf | *t*i .d*t l t ! l . w b id ) o ih* t t h dm i t «•* I'.Utl'NIlA, Individually and < patinara trading and du' doing butlaar* iu*rr |>« ! « J (hi* 4lh dt * f J I ti *1(I Oarage'.. ara D• far,dart 1 ' R t Ji Oarage * * 1# ondtralgr.ej a« Spec!111 Mattel l if t •J a O I* HIUINTHM*. Ill Within th* lagal k (Mifi d » of awl CUrf; ('Ifrail LVuil. » Monday, rahruary t. "tftt.lnolc I'ouhi ii r offer for tale and tail to th* Id > a»t and heal bidder for caall i f lh* # it ifloor --- uf “Ihr C*a»ri ‘Hl our# uf WHAM friiiil H#inlno|# «\.uni(e I'|mH4r. Ih# fnl luwluir flMcrtb^fl prtrtirrtr SERVICES — I t R fc p a i R--M o d e r n i z e your home Only lO** down rwiW re tired. FHA Plan. IiDtallnu-n Loan Irpp*t,, Room 317. Phon T 286. Sanfird Atlantic Nation*1 Itenk M*ml*er FDIC tVATCII and Clock Repairing. All wurk guaranteed. Returnable ptlre*. F. M. Engllih. Jr. Ph. I37B-J. Call Phon*- 10RI for A ll Tirpea O f Btrnk Work. Mary McKinnay Bookkeeping Service Room 403 O Z A R K IK K i ’t'Miil * i<a» Personal i\*«iri ( In■1 To Women Wilh Nagging Backache STOMACH ULCERS d u e TO EX CESS ACID M l d n kWiiMy f u n r t la « A§(»i»n. nv»»»r t Jxa i • m|i«in nf Mtfvtn Dm4 of i«|i stni •nor*9. iLuiftiii. Ik.fi I mlirf Uligtt Mllll !hr*v if i * *,*1a*f IUlr#« fuiKi n h ) ■**• il.iAt ii —xlnr I#* i d f n ruffM-vtft » t a * « • • 1 - . .« i m ih * w* * *<•* I** I 11 ,r w . m . i ijLgi nmi (.nit* tfrit.iif m|i riicMt QUICK R ELIEF OR NO COST A tk About 15-Defy Trial OfT*rl •liw four million hottW in +vvn i »w» T i m i d i m tin 1* Immi pnlit ftof'H •am i.iirti g•f »TI«l 11 *' «JMnfl i■i ( if flralAMTftl K I l K r *. Ik n | M f i y f l »» h ( M .trm f* I f I t w r n i k d l * t l ""* lawit Dt I | T* v t ' *iv'* l*iUU ■ » m *!4 Aivt Du*4didl Uliiii ll- tl In m AiM- «l|«iftftir |'*#.| aU* I * lof" *1a« » l• retn W1 11* *■f1an fth *tmh-d**'* M - G•t•(rYg'At. Mt«itibw«n, ***;“limn In littti Add. -V*V f.t •*Will*fll** ii"'# * IMR t i l » M * H M *lt litYMT* I *At»tl** f l k # I ' I r IU f f Tt t l- t - r It.tO in ftfM l Id l| l 1 4 , I S P .Irx i f I h i • 1 I it I « * 1 tk't C iltfH P«mw t ) * i t t l i « n . t v u f U |» 'i | l». Mniifi" wIiL UfiiU) rtt Ifcln* ihii Dm h o i m u 1 % r .1 n .-*, , h\ nl (M u iim in i«*t t>"»i • l*uu i.-Uft .U r. m ill. lt rs Funny A bout A D o lla r.. • It-- ii;lllt* fillet mil in s liap|i\ . . . jpH'H ll|) tjnu'.' mill Ii alatwit w ith tint Hiitktm Holin' pcoplf mill HliifTH Hitil It tin yh ti liiiliv'* t'i’ ili-miil-ii m a ih itif Rtllt. ll fot'ils a rich iim iii ' h r><•ii-itnal-si iliH|ducctl wit if. f Whli It 1*f> a*HP**r.| « fr .(• L l IMW14 ( V r l h f i h Nti I I I VrRT (if llUiUlfH * Jul* * r*i* li»:«« mi 1* 1 ion n r n in r i n • \ WKVtf Kdx li.'(. T • • •hlr* St *nith Hrur* 11 I •*t J/sni* in whit'll i**r*»t | •"■ * i4i ILmuiri ui ill nf •'*14 tw«a.|rtfr l u t h e ( ’fiBiitv t*f H *» i» lriv i* Muff nf ri>ifi4i» I iiIvrw f-nh » • r * ti. int IN MU. l i l l l i l l « «»l 1(1 IN %N|» '.' I VI.» I Itll *1 HI NtH • I Ml v n ri*imIIM |\ ( II \ N( |:|| I Symptom* of Diltreia Ariilriy fron n v * ir >1 vji >ui *»ii.» Mir», sol v v iv ii ;.s m T h . -Lkiif■<rtl That IV |» liRfiiit !t»# h*(lilrr cT t•»« lirn itin i .i* ■1 lltkl •t.j|ii f ciIhiwf riit r **r1 1f 1i ri1# Ii« *' f 11*4 #« 14 t lott, lilllill •h ril Clark f.Trcull Court. r»rtlf»*«!•* fur a tftl 4 *•4 I" I"*- <* S'lrriihi H * rultti'l i ‘'M il III V- H ' 11 Hamlnola County, Flor­ aitm!' ihf rpon Tin* * *"FUf **'«»» ti-iruLrr th l« •Moill»i fl RheTlI h# t* lit|wIi (Hi I'lit1** ida and m r nf |mdru«*■ ihr *!«*•* ti!«*»->»i ' I I I 1(111 «#t l l t l v w of th* |*rti|i#rt| clAr *>f Jiiiiusii t'ltfik a 1*. 11 i : h s i >o .v , 12 - SPECIAL "Want Aflir' leCRal Nulicc IMf %1 %1« «il • 1 4*11III 1 nu 1"IimMllklliikl 1$III- it*. *l«*l Is* *•«, l*MR1|r< *, tif n i .111i* *nx- lie*%IniC *$r «, lk.1lllll ATsc t*. ti IIP 4lMl |ii|{f■t till**, or Int* r«**| |>| «|||*| In ||.4 I* IImmIoii 4r •« rll'Flt h'toriifi1 . ‘l- r t 4r III tillft f ( (i»l«f*’| \\ 11.1.1 AM KTLKPKN ...........I U dlUr. nti«l If 4r.%4. Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60! Want Pep? ttK W /w itt / a a tif F#hru*rVi i n t •th i t i l l * I t»ti i» 1* , ■. rlbed n* followT A X 1 1 1 : 1:11 lic it * . i| » V iiw * i l-N'.ilb,nnl 1C Ar. IVeliler »l ix k c . m i.it 1 a h * u r m in 1 * titiat in iiny <trul la I No I. SIS N O T IC F. IH I I K I I K I i r IIIV KN ' N1V so Her T..n, nr * i»n»or«* p« |*#tn*if|g llr III#. Hjmr ilu fftl I*in4 It l hU T h a i D D Daniel. Ih * holdar uf lha 1-|.|a. 12, 1lo l llti-ve fl.lflt* a srp 1inLfiokko, If Skill Uf ll . 1 l« f o l l o w i n g c e r t l l l c x l * ha* filed aald Ir 'M tfciiiiH »i 1(1.1 It ilrw.l t•• Ihr f*hk %k l>44(*. HrllRl N" •::••••» r a r t lf lc a t a f o r a ta g dead tn b * la- 1laR 1•til tin- I'niiit «lrliit|* r Hnlsl Xn ti ur#,* i||*k 1a4r » |i<K#frrR. t.f Kfihlfwi, aurd iharaon The c e r t ific a t e number • F i latllTlilllC tn tint# *»o> and y e a r o f leeuan. e. the dearrtptlmi ll Fit ItlMdfli lUtlrrv t'M ifff I‘aM V-* 1'’ » ' k f Ir tii Till*- .if tntrrrat 111 illltl t«* o f tha p ro pe rl y, and th# name In h ikklfiii 4#«m rtt-i .1 i-tti|u rtf. to thr It w hic h ll waa aaaeaaed n r * aa f o l ­ 1>Var Khrmsti 1*1!It l*Tk T i l •Himl# , 11Hi$t, ciIni 111ll•M in tit# io wai 1 A ( 'i Kant > ■*f f(r i tiriiiti , Hlftl# of r lor* ILirlnir lUr N** nt*l* a C e r l l f l c a l a No. S a il Mn* mnfrt iurllt uliiflv •1r •• 1ll>« •1 AR T ea r o f laauanr* Ju ly T, M i l ImHultWiPi. to-Mil: !• Floor J r . Ii u i m c h i it io x u r f h u f f h t y i : %44lilufi in «Vn l$.kl IVrh. I l*VUInt Hun rd4 ll$ a mIaIum N K U o f R K S Ile a* N T lt d ! * - i «t |L*t llirrri'f lx* *.t4l#4l I'Cyllfiittr Itiifip H 7 ltd o f N I t ltd o f N1V1| o f it Ufa I'll’lil It* . * Ol* of 1. Arefrlrti.r W#tdrr K K ' l Haction t l . Tnwftehip 11 >• mi i.i lr »* «v. Fl or 1 4 m , In t*U It. rw trti t»rIII Houlh K a n g * I I ITaat l a acre*. HmiH r .*# * 1 j. » i \r K1»«trt« Drill N a m * In whlrh aee*a***| f'nhnnw n itiPikl \ M \ ‘ 11 «*F• Vol’ %It F llunil tool, fliol *msll Vint) ' A l l uf aald property b eing In Ilia i * III :i!t! tlV lll’gl C o u n ty o f Hamlnola. Htatr o f F l o r ­ m L m< n! firtO D»t Ii* fid r 1 hr t ll* i l»C4»r# ( ‘nil Mrlnk M o% < 6 | * | ida llnlaea auch c e r l l f l c a l a ahall he t)t# M $ mIi int Hcnjili'l* •*a»i»f»tv- ri. rl.la, nti »«I4 Ml# to I* niAili* (•* i.tiixf* re de e m ed g rc o rd ln g to la w the p r o ­ .Ut of Krl.n i#ri 1 l» I Hr 1 «t». t#rms of M R III llre*. p e r ly deacrlbed In auch r a r l l f l r g t * flit* t o u r v UI*WIN Nil 1 v III•I-Hlit r Will he told lo th * hlg h ee l bidder t l ( t ic (m rittM A iflt H i » d * m ! jfi»»trr i h * fr..nl door o f lha Hemlnnle | M l w l n l l f f # * ‘ *(i4 Coun ty Court l i o n * * at Hanford i l l ! I d »|U|**t m ill F lo ri d a, on the flrat Monday In Ih* M in i 1 : n r %i *i*I.ii v 1 in n i on frn| yt If1!•(( 1I.r OH a to the mo nth o f February, M i l . whlrh I* TIN III * II ||l » .) *l« - rll a l 1tl 1f%f* R u l i n ' n f I h * ih. l l h day i.r Fe bruary, M i l . 1. w% % n r luii • |4A tot If fp D ated thla llh day o f Janaary , WVTH'K 1f* HKIIKIIV «IIVI N l hrr«*l»r »!*•• llr m !4 i* IfU SEVEN i'A l.E T H E S A N F O R D f l K B A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A It rnmi to Itiplicr to corruption H !•:«>■-* a wiu'ii tin tlrivt'H oth er otic r u k U — mi- imviith'lit mul a ililch dipi't i A N I) In thi'HP IryiitR tiuicH him* known viliat'-t tfoiiif )<> iw. I toin otic *ti*> in tile it**nt, tlic u lm lflily ii ti 11 tt i uroinal— A N D U S W ITH L i call) ln'ilir |iushcd II! \\ c .ut' iryntp otir !»• i t ** tin the I*** t lo r you, tH 'lt r im m M K I t K . ••> Kcculup our price at rtlltlila- ta>4 II ichc times peinilt, ami niir lioines ol (lie Ih'hI uim lity poHHihle. Dawson ('(instruction Co.. Inc. ill) ( .K N K It A I, ( ‘O N T It A f T O U S A T L A N T I C N A T IO N A L H A N K ll l' I I .I H N C NANTOIM t, I ' l.o lt l liA It) »(:tv lio t lg __ Atlantic Bank HnlMlne NEK' FLOORS rurtamd la per fertlop Old Doom made Ilk* new. Plnlrhlng, deaalnc 8 waa ■ng. Pur table power Mart. 21 yeara oiperlenca la 8amtrait County. H. Olaaaaa, L*k> Marx i.AWNMOWEKS Sharpenad. I. cycle* repaired, lock and k< work. Prompt rerv'ea. Ii. W dhtinia BIS E «th St , KOO^ W b k l a f ait kindi. & vea and du tlan XepairoU and fa in t­ ed. Now Boofa appUad. Painting and coating. Sanford. Ph. 1W6-W. R. 1 , Arkmburg. MtLANDO Mornla* Santlnti, Of laitdo Evening Star. Gall Rain' t*a. nax.t M K N K TIA N B U N D S rnada t< order. Seminole Vanttlan Blind Co. SS0 W. 3rd St. Pb»n 11B2-W '•rag line, bulhiotee Itufup tn-r* muck, fill dirt, (ball and ri** by load or job. CuuUcl H. K t- jbated, and ' atioclafae, UtB $ New Tori’ A m ., DeLand. P* J M or 28VW______________ INCOME TA X rctuma pmpared by taa acco*intant r»gi*t«red •bt. Dampmy DCtnpai 234 with Traoa. Dent. Meiach Bldg. pr T 1 IE L O N E R A N G K K y C 4ICKKY M0II8B k h ik . 16— N O T IC E S 'PaaaoNAu M lS O N A IJi— U -ew- — — M ARY'S LENDING LIRRARV (209 MagnolL 11*— In .. pot M-ii. thru Fri. 10 ta Is J lu ti i f A. M. II A u T sd fc -1 1 R in r w t f * CART B »fo(a flnin elnr em ttt In U fa money. A fllm ji ' h Mi Wanted: grocery cnthlef, etporl- O n t by day, ettee preferred hut not neeva11 Ford* •tryApply Mr. Whatley, Margaret Ann Stnra*. wotfona and -invertible*. Morrtmn. Inc., E. S i r errary mnMrtlhl#, rlub roupe. Rtrellent tiM*. Body Lai ctdullllon 1693.00 t flT o u will bar* ta M i and driv* to BTTA KPIT lit* Knit Mlanci �TTTTHST1AT JAN. 25. 1!»r*f THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT Albert Urttitvn, trnhman frnl>g rtmch nl Yale, w it burn In .t.tirtrp, hrlptum. Mor Baijimrh. University <>f W y uminjr baikeiliall player, call* rhettmipnli*, Wynminit, hi» home. A ItixMliM »ert ii t w the iwaiIlka an a »aiTrU emblem. The railroad'* annual bill for rrOMtlfl i i plairmcnt tun* al the Old Dutch Cleanser fire Insurance CALENDAR OP EVIHTJ Tuitoar, o h u i i i is Dn w id m iid a v , j a h u a it ih u m d * . h iiu lir « . i , 1 i',t,taLv t>f< flip*!, m iiu a iv ll- ‘ l I l 'D l , 1ATUIDAV. COVERAGE I H pit Til.:* V MIlUAIr l ittxr <««.,< Ott i S», 1.. for inrtirt*** * * * * * . <*tl|a>il!j ?HHU Ol, t u ii d a t , r i i a u A i r « Co’»t*<w>l>*, o><+»•■,0„ W IM ltD A T . M t lU A t r C,lJ A o * U ir** -1'* O i, w*i*> t>», t h u iid a t , •M r„„v 1L EXTENDED 11 On T».n 'j*tt 1 «I . . . p in * v 'r I I 1* H lira . Cnn cuvrrm* » « “ "/ *' during r w ' ‘r*-< £ tm U . t (ie l r. lt«sd«* P' jji a a .in .l M IS H A *r I p ,, k--M-, p . Oi, MIDAT, M H U A R r f C"***r C v m H i H i ,' Vt, IATUIO a T. M M UART I I 4 II C'^n* D#t Ayfy Pent p iC tA ll Autfl R itf, ' 19 j, >v* V^der I»H»t! ft»fd t#( II OHIOA S IA It -7 i a ? . I P P A? S E P T f t r t t c ’i P R O D U C E | *1 CENTRAL 1 I.ORIDA (|l U K Fit EK7.E AND STORAGE CO, V041K L o c k e r P lan t /4D1 W. 13(b Kl. ‘ YOUH BUST BOYS THIS WEKKKNI) ECONOMICAL. TENDER, DEl.tClOUB CUBE STEAK ^ | 1 elitem Sirloin Steak Rib Steak Cbaek Reast Haaibarfar 89c | ft Ml. TO N Ml. M l II,E PI FRESH HAM S s?. my p :;k £V- »- Pure Chuck Croiiiul Beef Our Own Pure Pork Sausage . Our Own Breakfast Bacon Center Cut Pork Chopa Swift's Buliy Beef Liver - Celery 2 - 13' Apples 3~34° Chime I31H | 5Sc lh. Ih. lb. Ih. Ih. I 81c Uc I3 c L 50c [ 73c 1 Canadian Rutabagas lb. York Applos 5-lb. bag Emne^r Prapw lb. Yilbw 0; *t»ns 3 Iht. Lovisiana Yam 3 lbs. Western Pork Urge Cake No-ftliue 5c 43c IT® 1?o 2St 1 Pc 15 SURF Florida (irude "A YOU’I.I. HE PLEASED WITH A HAVOIIY t - Margaret Ann Slictd FI;A. GRADE Fischer Cheer* Food Tender A. DRESSED & DRAWN FRYERS Ikntun Uull Pork Choice Center Slices In Every Half Ham Vho. or Butt O LEO Shank Broad*Breenltd Hnnutc Hen Turkey* AupuraguM CuU A Tlpo Green Baby IJaau Mkrd VejrcUbW •Vhu*c Baby Okra M Succotaah Danish Dessert a »S T i t« « . Snider i Sliced ttoerved * Pri* Th 8aturd Jen. RI8htUabt �I THE WEATHER l« Unity Thera ta Strength— fflq z § > m \fo rb 1b Protect the N w of the World; l b P rN M lt lW P ragm a W America. Ta Produce Prosperity far S ta te d . AN VOLUME XXXX1I Established 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SANFORD, FLORIDA S f ^ r a lf c Fair ,nd continued rold thh afternoon and tonight. Frost toni(hl esrepl In southeast and exIrtmr ,oulh coaal. RDing tem­ peratures beginning late l«n u M »llh lair and warmer Saturday. N EW SPAPER Nn. Artsticiutrd Press Leased Wire FRIDAY JAN. i!H. 1!I.M 113 Committee Named French Seek Suwon Is Recaptured By UN Force To Consider Plans To Organize i United Army As Chinese Reds Refuse To Fight; In H ospital Crisis C ounty S tym ied F or A t Least 6 M onths On Issue O f Bonds; Fish T ru stee H eard ® Nearly 200 representative cilizens oi Sanford and Seminole County met thi* morning at the Court Home to comider lire cririi created by the Navy order that the Frrnald Ijughton Memorial Hospital be vacated from the San­ ford Naval Station, and voted that a raven man committee be appointed to act on the matter to Paid in planning temporary hoipital quaiterr and atii«l the Ikrt Fiih Estate in iti plan to build a nev hospital here. Formation of the commillrc »ai firvt .uggc.ied by County Commitiioner II. R. Pope and wa« brought to a motion by Karlylc llouiholdrr. local attorney ant commander of the Sanford Po»t 9 of the American Legion. It war •econded by the Rev. J. E. Mc­ Kinley. pallor of the First Methodill Church. Louisiana Courts Are Charged With Crime Affiliation K cfau ver C om m ittee Is T o ld O f A ttem p t T o Bribe A ttorn ey NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 26—</P) — Senator Keiauvcr. chopping at llie protretive covering on gamb­ ling and vice in thii nerve center of crime, heard testimony today directed at Louisiana’s supreme court. New Orleans attorney James I. McCain told the Senate Ciimc In­ vestigating Committee this state’s high tribunal did a complete about face on padlock suits against seveial gambling casinos in nearby Jefferson Parish (county). “The supreme couit reversed itself on the same point of law using the same brief, the same at­ Member* of the Hospital Kra»r- torneys and the same cases.’’ Mc­ gency Committee appointed are Ed Whitney, acting chairman, Bov. Cain testified. lie told Senator Krfauvrr this J. K McKinley, L . F. Boyle. 0. W. Spencer, W. R. Stemper, W il­ liam Kirk and J. Bralley Odham. Serving In an advlaory rapacity will be Roy Heller, Dr. C. U. Park ft nnd Dr. Orville Barks. Acting on the suggestion of Karlylc llousholder, J. F. Mc­ Clelland. chairman o f the County Commission, who had ealled the meeting today, appuintrd two member* to the committee, the Rev. MeKinley and 8«nator Roylr. The City waa asked to name two members, the Hospital Associa­ tion. two and the Chamber of Commerce one. Maror Fred Dyson appointed # Mr. Spencer, local attorney, whose r ig g actio* et Ui„ C U y . Commls* sion meeting Stondav night had resulted In the calling of the meeting today, and City Commis­ sioner Etempor. T. K. Tucker, ptvmidrnt of the Pernald-I.aughton Hospital As­ sociation ap|tolnted as his two romr.iittee member*. William F. Kirk of Kirk Motors Co., and J. Bralley Odham president of tha Florida Jaycccs. I R. James (lut, president of the Seminole County chamber o f Com­ merce. appointed Ed Whitney, manager, as the Chamber’s re­ presentative. Mr. Whitney, named as head of the Hospital Emergency Commitlee. conferred , immediately with Mr. Tucker roneernlng a meeting and It was agreed to have a luneWin at I3ilfi eYfoek tomor­ row at the Mnnteguma Hotel, in which the new members will conm f e r with the Hospital representa­ t i v e s . Roy Holler. Advisor to the Association, and Dr. C« l » Park and Dr. Orville Bsrka at the Coun­ ty Medical Association will be In­ vited In an advisory c m c lly . Representing the Bert fish testamrntary trust at the meeting wag James K. 1’ollard. Drl-and, general manager o f the estate. Mr. Pollard pointed out 'hat the Fish Estate had purrhased a site here at McilunviUr Avenue g and First Street for the erection o f a 1700,000 hoepltal, but egprtiK tl ih f opinion that thi* could not be accomplished inside of I t mouths or two year*. 11# estimated that plans alone would take all months to formulate. He revraled that bids on the Dr Land hospital construct ion will be received in sly months Asked by I . F. Boyle about Um funds available for construction of the hospital hare, he sUtod that some .minors financing will be required * t o make the fund* ltould. “ Do you think that bi about ■lx months you could get the plana and the .reonejr far con­ struction of the hoapftal! asked Mr. Boyle. Mr. Pollard replied that this might ha peaalble. When the question at County nld In the flnanctag tama up, Fred Wilson, a trustee af tha Fish estate, declared that he did not think It possible fo r the Ceun« t y ta operate a hmritol in co­ operation with Use Fish estate. - I f the County ImUl the hoe- t t r t w r a r t s . 'e reptw riSvfiaasrt bo dors," replied k r . WOson. Tha question MU* abate up whether or not the'CoBaAy could build a hospital faster than the Fish estate, and after Senator Boyle aa county attorney had out- story: “ I represented certain taxpay­ ers of Jefferson Parish who filed padlock suits against the Beverly Club and Club Forrest. "The stale district court’s de­ cision threw the eases out saying the law was uncontiilutlotial. “ We look these eases to the supreme court and that body unanimously decided that tire !nw was constitutional and tent the eases back to the district court for further action. “ A friend o f mine asked me to delay the cases, saying he would get me on the payroll of the Club rorrt-ti. Uc advised ^jpe that, I would get" asilxtaAce •from stale officials In Jefferson perUh in lu lling. Ife ll said Judges would t pick and the sheriff would hard to find.’* Senator Krfauvrr commented, “ unless you ran reveal the idea­ lly of the man offering the bribe, wt< cannot proceed with this Ustimony. Now let’s go back to the law suits.” McCain said even with the supreme court ruling he had “ a great difficulty*’ In getting the sulU re-docketed in the state district court. The original suits were filed in 1918 and it was 1919 M o r e the suits runic before the supreme court the first time. Then the district court again held the law was unconstitutional. McCain continued, “ We took It To the suprrnre court again In 11*60 ami after having it under advisement for six months, the court held the law unconstitu­ tional.” Neither Justices at the supreme court nor Judge McCune were Immediately available tor com­ ment. • Senator Kcfauver atked MrCaln to file all the briefs ami legal documents roVinmted with the case with his committee. The first witness In the serum! day’s crime hearings was Anth­ ony Marcello, brother, of Carols Marcello whom Kcfauver yevterterday called one of the principal criminal. In the V tiled States. The young Marcello refused to ■ruwer any and all questions “ except m> name and address.” as Carlos Marcello riintlarly did yesterday. Attorney 0. Wray Gill, New Orleans criminal lawyer, repre­ senting both Marcellos, objected to the committee questioning of Anthony Marcello. “ Senator, you stated yesterday and It was In the press that this man’s brother was one o f the top criminals o f America.” “ I f there la any doubt about that, | want to restate It now,” Senator Kcfauver said. Kcfauver dismissed Marcello saying, "with whatever strength we have, w ell certainly try to recommend that you get the full extent of the law.” ’ Last night the committee heard testimony linking New York and New Orleans operations through a Costello-Kastai alliance. G CLOSE CUT OAKLAND, Calif., Jan. M —0 P) — Alameda county A FL barbers last night voted to raise the price of haircuts from SI.S5 to 11.10. .^ s .^ w a w s * fp W i I A ll W estern N ation s W ou ld Be Joined U nder O ne H ea d ; Germ ans T o A tten d PARIS, Jsn. 2b (/IV Fiance made an liiilcnc move today to mutter the toldiert oi Europe. who have vpilied each otlier’r blood for centuries, into one ainty. under one commander, anayrd avaunt cne enemy— Communitm. I ler dramatic ^ropotal -vent out today in the form of invitations to II guvrrnmcnii to mtet line to talk it over Feb. b. It is the latest effoit in Europe to end the petty tivalries apd centuries old distrusts *»liich have kept the western world from getting ready to fend off a possible attack from the East. WageFreezeComingDespiteUnions Joint Civic C l u b , 0S S " o " c " “ ,:;C an adian O f f e r s Frost Is Forcast For San lord Area Me e t Addressed W ith o u t A pproval Compromise Plan O f N in e Man Board Saturday Morning By Dr. Harrison WASHINGTON. ),n . 2f> 4/P) For Korean Peace LAKELAN D . Jan. IN Frost ns far south a, the Ever­ glades nod lowei ea>t count dis­ trict, of pctiiosuiwi t lot Mo loniui row morning hut rl-ing teniiH’ ialure, Ihcicafter wav forecast to day l-\ the F'edrral St»te Froit U Mining Service. The forecast: Tonight nnd Satunluy morn­ ing: i It ul and cold. Light vvindr wlth peiiod of iiilm. Ilurli gioun I alwut right degree* wanner than low ground. I.owe.i temperatures In low grown.I location, will occui between t A-M and ;1 A M. S«tunlay with slowly rl»lnc lemlcncv -Economic Item Lite Juhn'.lon today prepared >o issue a blanket W it h d r a w a l O f N o i l vvsge control mdci nn his own. i* , lot lack of union lalxir agreement I K O T C a i l If, 1 C HI C II t S to a ft rede action by live War* Is N e w Prop osal Stabilization Doaid. . . . — —; — The announcement, coupled with ^ n' ^ 1 a price freeze and rollback, could — Canada offered a ..x poml corncome late lodav hut mechanical Famine Korean ,ware plan to the problems are very likely to delay Ln,"td 1 ol" K today. Altering some details of it until Salui day. 12-n.clion Arah-Anan proposal. *■ Informed officials said John, • n i i i i ■cell* for * conference here or in slon ha. virtually abandoned hope ^ H|)|lin „ * frk u | k t h rie u ttrr ew L»elhl wiuun a Gainevv lilt- district: -7 to .'II that the nine-man wage board of a prrliminabout a cease-fire as degrees with frost. Johnston's Economic blablization ary to other, peace steps. U pcr east coa-t d is tric t: fN to Agency— made up ol three mem­ Letter II. I’earson. Canadian Lx- 33 degree* with frost. bers each rrpreienting labor, man­ ternal (Foreign) Affaiis Minuter, Or lalolo amt lull III .M illion of agement and the public -can get raid his program would he a con- llro o k s v illc d is t ric t : 30 to .It d e ­ unanimous agreement. clunvc test oi the real intcntronv grees w ith f r o it ; pockit- '.'I Tlie vote now stands ti to 3, South rio rlio n of Itro o k sv llle with the public and Industry mem- of the Communist Chinese Govern distrirt. Itidgc uni llartow dis­ l«n> ready to act and labor hold­ merit in Peiping, tricts: 31 to 35 degree- witli fiost, ing off. Cyrus 8. filin g, wage lie* proposed that the I’otltical |iorkels 38. U. S. Cannot Save P o o r e r Count tics W ith A pple P i c s Auu ...oil'd » aiu- ihe lUndaid III living m thr imdrix Irxr |i area, ol the ...ill cl nirirlv liy .end».»ul Dr IIIg thrill apple pie.. P..ill 1lull,nil. <i( lirira Cu'tlcgc. The first invitation— a»d the first reported acceptance— was Ih•ir», Kv. Chain oi Mi-.ion. . jxakthat to the Federal Republic of n -ii llir punl civic club luncheon West tier many. (Inmans, hi-toric P hI.i V st the I m l |’ ir ili)l'ii* n enemies of France, who have in­ Oiuicli.” Oilistlanity ii llie »m»l vaded this nation three times In three generation*, arr quoted a* impoilinl rlrmml in ll>ing lo Ml being anxious to heal the wounds up inspire embed pcupln thev have caused to the French Intlixlucrd by Rrv, A t* Meand to put on the same Imot*, helmets and Insignia as their limit at "a tuierttlul phyiieun. European neighbors. A West Ger­ s tutirtsfui .mstlonai) hiiJ an man government source In Bonn inibat mini of CIllUl". l)> ll.ilsaid the Germans were certain titon ,|h>kt on ” 1 hr t oiiiiilniti"fi to accept the invitation. Canada and the United Stales Vl'r l".hi M-ikr In liackwsrd V ibare been asked to send observ­ l-oard chairman so far lias deelln- Committee give the Communist West C oust di«trii* tiiu p e ra - Imiit” , and lie iMiinlnl out tli.it re! to issue the order vvithout un­ Chinese- IN hours to answer whe­ lu te s lu n g in g from 31 at E f e r ers. animous agreement. ther it would take part in the and 33 at E lie n to ll lo 33 degrees llir proplrt o| .ill olliri n.itmin The Ercnch plan: conference, lie slid not present a ut Iona w ith s c a lte ird f r o - t ; poc­ look ii|hiii ut of tin* "'unity at Johnston conferred with Chlng I. There would lx- a single Euro­ kets 3H deg te r* . pean Defense Minister, a civilian thi- morning. Neither official gave fin noil resolution. llir one nsliun in llie wuilil llir) The Canadian plan differed from of International status, to handle reporters any clue to the conIndian llivei d id n 't 3t to .'t'i would like In iimUtr the Arah-Asian resolution in vet rat ion. the recruitment. Induing ami degrees and Haltered In * ,'. t li(rrtlig no a|Hi|ogli • (” i 111«that a cea-e-flrr must Hut from othri. quarters . it was -peeifying . curing l* equipping of the single European Evrigladrs dlsliirt: 'll |i 3l> high Vincin all -tandard " f liv­ learned that the labor mi-nil-ers o f . precede any other discussion, and army. ut near Inkr, 3N in toldi-i places, llsiiison taol “ O ik 'J. There would be a single the tasanl seemed adament, ap- In putting a time limit on nego- scatteiv-l frost. Flcda—deep lake ing. I*i •tandanl of life i• wha t heir -Gallons. It also made plain that general staff of officers to com­ patently on instruction:, from Ihcl withdrawal of all non-Korean area 33 to 36 degree, with cat- God waol, it to lie. There Iorganisations. mand It. Icted iglit frost. nothing discreditable ulrout it, 3. Nations with overseas terri­ It wav Indicated that the union­ si mod forces from Korea should Lower rn-t com t d iiliict: 3d to nothing « c should lx- uihnpicd of. tories, such a* the French in In­ ists felt it would !«,• unwise atza- include all Chinese. Rut prolonged argument on pri­ 10 dcgii r* Pear coa»t: 33 to 38 even though the rest of Ihe world dochina and North Africa, the ority of the Asian-Arah proposals degree, with scattered light frost is pool. Thi, idea l> wrong, go­ Belgians In Central Africa, the tegy, from the standpoint uf ing and coming Wu illdn'l teal or altered versions, and on (lie U. away from coast British in Malaya and elsewhere, range policy, to put the scat liA'Ndljll '• fpt» «»"• * ai mer, nnd olher .till stali'Uigk «t| hvtpir ,w* . lie■J *nd demand .Vi brand Copueuni’d would retain their Mivlduat approval of AF!-, CIO nnrtiluf: wanner Raturdnv.Hight •Velspcd it Wi hiiill II otirrelf." snUrd labor ou a frerXc. frs e ft T I»y Cl.i.ui as an xggrr*v»r In Kvrni oversea s forces for peNet or mili­ organized (('■wllaoea t.n I -a . ewer threatened to delay a vote until and id* fitn l iIbiu' i ’I Kuhd«v uml Il'it he -uld, "I pray lo God that tary duty there. ||i- make u* a little nmir worthy t the vvckcniL , , MondiiY tnuiYilnci. I. Internal security poller will cl the type oi uMiitliation we en8ir Itenegnl S'. Rau. -if Italia. he outsidr the European army • Joy in other puitv of the world, i chief spokrsman foi the ,\.»bcontrol for such duties as Hot i that la make u, want to contri­ Asiar. group, wants it, rrealpti'tn prevention, regulation of traffic bute to the W clfii" of "thtl pulls acted on first, lie argued yester­ and Internal crTmf, and for u«* .»-» ' » f the world nut «• fortunate a, day that a reported lull in hot-illservice forces If strikes threaten w- at*- ourselves” llles ou tkii Korean front should vital communication* be M-txed l.y the U.N. a, a peace­ Their air Hirer thing, that The European army s first Ami'lhan inn d" I" help underchore wbuld be to make armed I’ lTTSIIU RGII. Jan. * i - </»’•- making opportunity. ■levi-l'ipisl areas, lo- -aid they strength— land, sea, and air— Farm club* of the Pittsburgh Pir­ New Zealand’* Sir Carl Iter end- 1 available to General Dwight D. ate* will lie grouped at Drlarmi sen wa> emphatically caustic in WASHINGTON, Jan 3d-».Pi .uc a, follow, Elsenhower’s Atlantic Fact Army. tor spring training. demanding th * Red China should tl Me call ti> to miprovi the -College student tupf* <i for Elsenhowar already has started Blanch Hickey, executive vin be named outright and quieklv Ihe diafi received new assurance liliNlel which GihI ha, -et Ix-foie forming his Supreme Headquart­ president and general manager >1 an aggressor but be sopih.i I..I ti* today that they ran stay in thrill in thr United Slat'-, t" ers Allied power* In Europe the Hues, said today the camp will British viewpoint that the U. N. school until the end of tin- term make It a tartlrr iii' hIi I Ilian It (S H A PE ! to throw an armed bar­ open March 13 and contlmi should go slow- on invoking sail. - and still enlist In the ,ervir« l now. In said point lug out I hat rier across Europe from the through mid-April. tlons. Ml til 1*11 percent "I the pool I' III their rhuiec. Baltic t» the Balkans. Rickey will Im* on haml to supviJe'd. said then- wa- no doubt tin I'mtid State, enjoy a high Ihe I'tngiNIM is intend—l tss liuil The French scheme, sometimes vise activities at the former Naval that ID I China bus helped the II MMilaars *i* i ' m i I ism I called the “ Pleven Plan" for Pro- Air Station. 8o will George Slsh-r. Communist aggrc'-lon In Kun a a ru,h by student' to drop »ut of -cbmd to enlist III tli'A*r oiler Rene Pleven, In no way eon- rx-tlar maror leaguer win. now but tic argued that the 13-liatlon flh-te with the Atlantic Pact plan. heads the Pirate Koutliig prog proposal seemed In show the quick- Form »r Navy. Ophnatil). -md m l, receiving draft not Ice- mu l It M i l a s * * 0 # rarn* T a s l rani in tho 1'itlvhurgli ana. eat way to peace now. II.- aid go Into the Aim y even tlroiigh Fred Hrring, president and g> there weie two ways of treating linn actual illdui tiiui might Inneral manager of the Rues’ Char- a culprit—Bursting him nr redeferred until Hie end of th< lesion (H.C.) affiliate in thu South forming him—ami this was a Atlantic league, will serve as ad- chance to reform Communist school year. The Ih-fcnsv Department first inlnlstrativo head o f the hug* 1China. I’ AltlS, Jan 3i'i 4/4*1—Fiance camp. Tho British delegate again announced the new plan la-.t »c«'k In addition to Charleston, oil- ■ argued that Cummuni-t China hud but found It conflicted with evi-t- 1 t..dny outlawed three pro-Cummg regulations. There i»l»o was l inuniit iiitrioatioiisl iirgsnlsatioufarm clubs which will work out at the right to occupy China's seat in tonsiderahle confusion among 'Ucludliig the World Federation of JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 2 « - < £ I). Inn.I include: New Orlran. of tho U.N. and Its veto-power place ! tour nt, nnd draft iHiard nffi- Trade Union* fW FTID . the Mouthern Association, Waco. In the Security Council. _ lt was a nice clean flgm Tbr InlCfoif Minulrv mderril Rau said that the report, of rlal* over how the plan would betwern Henry Massey and the Teua,. of the l.|g state Iragin. the VVFrt’ to rlosi It, intnoii llartli svilli, Oklahoma, of lhthe lull on the Korean front came upei ate. chlinpamee— until the chimp began To eliminate the confllrt, and tlonal hradquaiters here within , Georgia-FI'.rids Uaguc. and Mails- from the press, lie did not :-uy »o. bitinir. . . . . . N. C., of the North Car..- Inst some other Indian source, char up the confusion, thi De­ a month They both lost—but Massey a ! bury, fense Department and Selective Thr Minis!rv also ga"- siniilia' lina State League. IU-ailB»e* n . ran* T * . i defeat was more painful. Service got togrthci yesterday I" oi,his to th* IV in Id t c l " mIIoii of Onlv sign of the chimp a euh- | Cluba affiliated with the Itu. make additional Change* ill droft Dennx-ratlr youth and the Interiugatiun was that sha was behind organization bv working agree rules to legalirv the program: national Dcnrociatlc Federation of ments also will hr invited to thbars again, klassey had about a I I I Nerretary of Defense Mac Women. Fturlda litabling site. dosen tooth punetnrta. shall wiped out, as far as college The government probably ha* Massey, who walfha in at '.*00 student, are eoncermal, a two 1inspired lo move ugainsi the pounds and who Is terr.inal agent yrar-old agreement among tin VVFTU bcruu.e of Red efforts to for the Railway Express Ager-cv. aimed service* which provide I gel Frioch dneki-r* to refuse to J isccivtd a call yesterday that tlial Ao service would accept a ; handle American aims ship,. “ a young gorilla” consigned from NEW YORK. Jan. 3 0 - r d t - A voluntary enlistment after a man The Communist-run French Miami to Allendale, 8. C.. had Mi»s Maude M. Jdnkln* died romance beg in two years agu at had been notified to re port for Confederation of Latxir H III I Is broken out o f Ita crate on the Thursday at tho Fornnhl-t^ughton the Metropolitan Opera ended last a pic-induction physical examin­ uffiliatid with thi VVFTU. way to Jacksonville end had Memorial Hospital following a night In the fatal stabbing of pret­ ation. . In December, 1911*. in London, ty, blonde Virginia Wilson, 34, roughed up a couple of railroad short illneaa. (31 Selective Hervice director leaders of 60,000jOOtl trade union and the arrest on a homicide Mlsa Jenkins was for many years Lewis It. Ilerahry announced he workers In 63 countries formed men. . . Express rule la that whan an bookkeeper for tho Atlantic Coast chargr her suitor. i3.year-old R o­ will re-open In the last month of the International Confedcistion " ( animal attaeka anyone, the nearest Line Railroad and rlerk o f the lando Kdoll. the college year the rla •si flea l Ion Free Trade Unions (IC FTD l to terminal agent must get the beast First Baptist Churrh whore she Police said Scioll, a radio me­ of all student* who had !*<> fight the VVFTU. thrown Into guarantlno to bo ob­ was superintendent of tho Begin­ chanic. walked up to offirera in ordered to report for Induction Catholic and Foelallst trade served for rabies. ners and Primary Department of parked police ear In Brooklyn and during the year hut whore: In­ unions in France afftllatrd with go when the boxcar shewed up tho 8unday School. said: * * * • duction wa* postponed under a the IC fT t), Delegate- from the,. here, Massey waa on hand with Survivors include two * Isees: *T iust stabbed mv airl friend irovlslon o f the draft law allow French unions and from other a platoon of helpers. But he didn’t Mrs. Jaspci Crowley o f *i-.,.sota I vc had a lot of trouble with her ng deferment of rollrge atud- Mediterranean countries met re­ need them. and Mrs. Helen Brock o f 0< ando, for the nail two vests. What I went cuts. This will open the way for cently In Marseille, to rnn<l>al the " I opened the doer,” he aald. and two cousins: Mrs. M. L through for t>lwo year*, y o j a student, In the final month of Communist* Anli-Aim ricaf cam­ “ The rhlmpansee was liltin g Rrrant and Mr*. E. C. Davis of the term, to pick hi* service u> paign. right there. I patted her on the Orlando* ' SkWi*1 fcTnoiicc lo the fou/th a volunteer. CGT-VVFTU Communist, have that, so I took 'M id. ‘ “8ho ‘liked “ .ed that Funeral services will bo hold floor of a building occupied by an Under the original plan, the been trying to get Mur,ell|rs long­ her by the collar and led her Sunday at 3:00 P.M. at tho First electrical comoanv where he lud student enlistment, would have shoremen to refute to handle out." Baptist Churrh with Dr. W. P. been employed for the past Id been accepted only In the two 900,1)00 ton* of American arm, All went tin* until Mower start­ Brooks, Jr. officiating. Tha burial /ears. month* immediately prior to the and ammunition reportedly due ed to suboiltnt! a chain fo r tho will bo at *ha Lake View Cemcterv. On a hallway floar lay Miss final month of the term there. personal touch. Acting as honorary pallbearers will Witovo. a big kitchen knife burieJ The departments nrw announce­ The pro-Comniunist newspaper That started thing*. They wont be the Board of Deacons of tire in he,- hack. ment stressed that “ each service ‘ Liberation” blasted the govurpround and round. Flrat Baptist Churrh. Polk* quoted Scioll as saving would accept •nllitlnent* only ti­ mrnt'j outlawing action a, “ pro> Massey finally got the chain he met the girl, an airlines clerk, the rxtrnt that place were open pats'''in for an Increase of polle~ secured. Ha Urea wont o ff to a IIKFKNHK P LA N S when bull attended an nnera per­ for those who desired to enlist.” repression against all National doctor. W ASHINGTON. Jan. *8 -b P > - formance two years. They had Communist*. The government In An Inspector for Uw Jackson- The National CW l Defoiue rblef, kept company since their first recent months has displayed an Millard Caldwell, hae asked the meeting, he said, but she . 8A K A 8U TA GROWS Increasingly tough attitude to­ states and territories o f the na­ would agree to marry him. He SARASOTA, Jan. SO (Hpeciall ward the Red*. tion to have their civil dofeaw ••Id they hod frequent quarrels. — Sarasota eelty officials received plana firmly laid by March I. He and tha girl had a data to report* this week that all I960 Fire and police forces should mart at tha plant last night Bcloll statistic* have taken a leap over have “ fo lly IntsgraUd” their said. He said they ausrrejrd be­ 1949 figures. Baal estate sales of civil defense auxiliaries by April cause she waa IK minutes Into, nnd 1960 spiraled to 117,996.200. 44 High v-oatorday «'F Low today 33 embarrassed hr being I. the former governor of Flor continued the spat to the fourth percent above the '49 total. The city's assessed valuation tad hr a middle-aged Ida said yesterday, and recruiting floor where ha has s locker. Rain 00 of all claseee o f eiell defense Police said Scroll lold them. 'I has gone up KS percent during Jan, rain .77 i,vch volunteers should be la fo il swing west to my lo ck er.l got my knife I960 and bank deposits have ri­ Normal Jan. rain 23>S Inch**. sen 29 percent. asd stabbed her." Pittsburg Pirates Farm Clubs Will Train In Delaud C (i II eg: e Students To Be Allowed To Volunteer In June Three Communist Organizations A re Banned By French Railroad Agent I n Winner I n Match W i t h Chimpanzee Miss Maude Jenkins Dies In HoHpital KOmailCC DPgUll At M e t Performance Ends I n Tragedy ” r s-a-®5- —"— S i:... Sanford W eather Probing First C orps Patrols Blast In ­ to C ity As E n em y Continues Retreat II. IILI-IN CLEMEN I X I'DhYO, Salurdsy. Jsn. 37— —Mriing element* of two Vm■ rrie," corps alammrd northward *• ilhits 16 miles ol .Sruul mi Ihe Korean western front Friday *X*in,l spotty to minor tied op­ position. V special t . S. Ki|lh Vim. summary railed il “ * limilrd onjrtli.r altark.” Bill il made rlrar that It psrkrd a heavy wallop as il sought for Ihe Chi­ nese Communist army. TOKYO. Jan 26—</l’ >— Allied iimmrd column, will, strong ail <up|Miil .wept tbiouel. Iwu iliaIrgu "h r . witlim coinmulri dn tancr ol Seoul today They took and liters wr».i lx yond Suwon. I 7 sit nulr, jnutli nf llir liumrd out Snutli Korean capi­ tal. and Kun.v anyiimt. Kumyangjang it IS air miles east and iliglilly routlieail nf Suwon. \|* (oirr,|M>ndriil Jim Itrrkrr said ll wa. a "one-two punch" by liattlr-tnlrd ..ml renowned out­ fit.. They found llir .lieetv n| Suwon virtually deierled. rire wall* rd illy wa» a lieat» »l iniokint: rulililr. I heir was no revitlancr in*idr llir city. But the patrol .iinred at Suwon bad piint troulilc before it gnl there. The patrol, inching through whal note vs as itionp CommuilKt Irmtniy, tan Inin vaiyimt oppMF Iron l»w mile* from ihe we,tern fund lown. Il wr*i looking for th# main Cummuniil ilrrnglh in th,l sector. Thr patrol wa« iup|x.rled »dh ntnmird and may hr nn it, way In Sruul nr as lical In the old South Korean capital a* ll tan gel. I hr U. iv 27th Regimental Com­ bat Tram thr famrd Wolfhound. (might into and oul of Suwon last week. Hut time then intel­ ligence officer* vuiprcl thr W.Cllinrir Red, rerouted soutli nf Seoul h.»%<• pulled 1»a(V roin .flit• nt i I’ n •*M' Inn ll. i l\**r on tin tor Irffl ft uni ”1*|HII t« t (Hil- Allied ri»t»> in hi lhkIt i ii M. led VI8.lied t" 4 ot ! nf| HI I.O.II ,, rill (into n t ••m Mil* .1 *rtt vity in ♦1 • im l of hiuru had Ixen Idarked .ut hy tlm U. S. Eighth Nmiy. Ilnl the riiilalll « » ■ lifted , ii'iiigli lodav to shin, that at least two U. N. patrol . were working their way ini" Go I'ed territory ,outh of .Seoul, Our patrol heat off a Red Chinese attack with Iwynnst*, Tank* drove the lints o ff » hill In souther sector. Nirsi guns of the U. N. heavy um it St. I’ aul ami accnnipanying drstroyers lighted lip the Inchon l.mhor anil ill'Perd Red Imttrriri on VVolml l.landci, off Im holt Navy, .Marini and Vir Force plane, |aiunded the whole Seoul area Air, ill fact, had » lo-avy day tilaatl.'ir 33 townl in thr Seoul aria and haiiiniering at two huge enemy road ronvoy* winning down tlirougli thr mountain* in the Kumchon-Kaesong sectors, north of Seoul. The Imyonote and hand to band fighting took place In the v i‘ |n« it y of Suwon, 17 mite* south of Mro-hhttkoncd Seoul. A ftrr the doughboy* drove off the attarVing Rods, a Chinese bugle sounded a charge but no ehurge came. It was a wary, deadly game of hide-and-seek all along tha front for ground troop,. Western area intelligence officers yes­ terday expressed the opinion tha Red Chinese had made a UrgeMale withdrawal lx-cau»c o f sup­ ply shortage*, the cold weather or poillbty for political reason! —hiplng for a U. N. erase flea order. The L'. 8. Eighth Army comH 'aallaw aa etc • a a . t*«tai The Weather JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 2fi—1.77 12 at Atlanta 3 9 lllamarrk 40 J3 Holt.tun 63 70 Brownsville 19 7 Chicago 86 S3 Denver 18 23 Do* Molnea 41 17 New York 46 24 Washington •0 •23 Winnipeg 66 31 Jarkaonvllla 39 74 Miami 641 98 Tallahassee 37 64 Tampa v '4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 25, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 25, 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>, January 25, 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/f9424b63fc42d366d7bcdf114b68b4f1.pdf 6dea160d272d86fe8296917af1a9e17e PDF Text Text t-t ' - AGE RTX T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D , B A N TQ B P , F L O R ID A County IlM f llM * n — i i - Newsmen PM« B W l not n l i t any oth#r plac* In tha County which la, or could im­ mediately bo mode, nullable and adaqnate fur the need* of tho boapltal or from which It could effectually render It* service for the Maentia] health need* of the people of the County." I h reaolution alto referred to the fact that the »ite for the new buildlnjr had been recenly pur* rhaaed from the City hy the Bert Ft*h eatale trustee*, end a large C rt of the fund* are already on nd for the bull Jin "It anpea; file, that It thould be puaalble to make autt building had been recently pur* health need* of v«th the Naval Bate peraonnel and the County population by permitting the ho*plral to temporarily continue In it* preaent location/' it waa Mat­ ed. It waa aim Mated that Ro) Holler had (e’en delegated by the Aaaoclatlon to repreirnt It in eontar»lmr the Navy on the mat­ ter. Following an appeal hy f . A. Maddy of the Kellow'hlp Fmtnda tion that the liistituthm he charged no more rent for the ordination of barrark* at the Naval Ail Station in view of the order t < vacate In the near fiture, the Commission agreed to abate rh* rente dur in the personal pro Mem* of elderly persons flmllnv adequate llvlny facilities. .Mr. Maddv added that the place now secured by the Foundation M Drew Field, Tain"*, I* subject to the name revoke Me clau*e* a* at the «!t* here, and added that h.t had Instructed a Tampa attorney to appeal to Washington on the matter. Voile WIIHama. Jr., and V.dio Williams, Hr.. requested a Iran rhls* to operate bu«*e* here, bin were told that the Iranchl*# Held bv S. A, Allen In run buss#* Iatill valid. Mr. Allen rialed that he now ha* a bu* In operation, and that two new hus*e* arc dm to arrive her* in d#>». Two application! of option on the -lie of the Soft Ball Park on the lakefront were received On* of the** waa presented hv W. R. William* In behalf of Ce-tl Oiler, llllnol* developer. The other application wa* from John Cray, New York developer, wltote 3 itIon on the property had eired- The Comml**lon deferred action nn the matter pending In qulry Into the financial statu* of the apnllcant*. Tho lakefront terminal (inaneImr caw# u|> for discus-ion and In aider to clear the wayfor bond financ Inn of the project the Coni ml* ilnn paired a revolu­ tion rewinding Ite former action h, accepting an R. F. C. commit- . IfaaUaoee fimm r * w •»•*» raft. We landed Just 10 mtlea down the beach from • Am> ganseu beachhead, at the dear, tlvated Mecoi Coaat Guard »talion, fold by federal authorities to a beach club after the last war. "The Nail* did not, Imt we did land and carry a trunk that might have held an alum bomb, ana we Mowed It carefully rigid under the Time* building in the heart of Manhattan.” The atory n p ltln rd 'beie wai no accurate Information availabia at to the ill* of an A-bomb, but the experiment vtiiialircd that a bomb toul.i be carried In a ■mall trunk. The three Maffrr*, Kirk Prlcr, former merchant marine eecoml mate liuh Ifolllngaworth, former merchant marine chief radio opeiator, and Richard Moraeman, funner photographer'* mate in the Navy and Nt-wsday's photo editor, *et out from lake Montauk nl-oanl a seagoing diesel trawler. They were to keep a rendevou* off the Mecoi ilatlon, :'f> rnllea earl of Monlauk, at l:S0 A M. W hen the shipper, f'apt. Knuwlet I bonny | Soil lb, Jr*., a Cosit Guard veteran and Mon taut, part-, boat caotatn, lighted three long flaihe* from a inotebated light, he headed for the beach, live hundred yard* off shore, he launched the raft, with the three staffer* and the trunk. The light wa* flatbed by l*felfie, who had fiaikrd hi* ear Im>. hind the Mecoi station. (luring the landing nmreeman look picture* with Infra red equip ment, and regular fla.h blub equipment. The (In** placed ihr iruuk In ih* h«<i of ihr car, ttu>ved the Gobal Air Hwattaara n w . r w .tart ita itrateglc egg* In one basketful of inter-contlnenial bomher*. Since thrn the A ir Fore* llaelf haa moved to correct auch iaipreskioni. Three bomber hairs are al­ ready operating in Great Britain. One Jet fighter gfoup I* there " — ------------------iirflated raft in the car trunk, and sped through Suffolk and Na*>au countle* to Queen*. There iht> boarded a subway for Times Square. T D E B P A Y J A N . 23, 1331 to help the Royal A ir Force pro­ that the B-We* great advantage, tect the B-2y euperfert*. Amir- their ability to fly far greater lean antl-airciatt gum and jiatanrn loan any other known crew* are established aiui in­ plat,*, would be negated by bal­ creasing in strength arum«l these ing them at point* where smaller and falter plane* could operate base* In England. Air Force official* freely *ay at a* easily. Tbe em­ The retaliation strategy »trat that further site* are being phasised by Bradley, demand* ■ought In Western Europe. The B Jtl flight to England re­ that it mud lie prompt, devastatnewed speculation that the hlg jnw and capable of l*eing *u»plane* capable of carrying A talnrd. |»h The old II r.i proved al Hiro­ Be»mb» would la* hated oversea* Airmen tay there I* no twlutlcal' shima and Nagasaki that it i**uU reason why the ili-iD fln n l plane. . •arty and dtop an atonilc bomb should not operate from baser |effectively. The improved veitiou inch at we have In Great Britain \ of this plane, known as I ha B-W, Mott airmen feel, however, tan da better than the B-W* 2,000 tulle combat radius. The newer 8-47 all-jet bomber ku the tame combat radius rating but a much higher speed than iU original atomic bomber and tr.* B-M. The retaliation atrategy rail* for amailer and poaaibly faster plane*, operating from aa many base* aa ran do protected by gruunnd and *ea power, to *trike Ioick quickly against any big assault. The big ll*M liumber*, flying al soiuelhlitg Ins ih( n 800 mile* an hour, could not k* r* peeled to bit a target in Rus­ sia a* quickly aa lorn* of th* imalltr plane*. ^Jk^barbecoe to be held hero by Police pepartinent fpt Ur* Id* peace Officer*' Associatin'! approved. Aa ordinance yscalan alley In the propcred Imaplfalte on First Hiraat waa tlivau .f it itadlng. The meelug a d Dtirnrd at t :00 A- M Mayor ll* d on prealded. 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F o rce R e ta k e s Y o n g w o l A s R eds R e tr ea t N orthw ard; P rice F r e e z e R e co m m e n d ed (.oorgt* Itarr Welcomed W A S H IN G TO N . J.„, 2d <fl*j si*— Anne Hi<-rnl,ri^, m i i i i n i irf iflaiy **l defenie, jiJ today alklrlra won't hr .inglcd out m .nit dn>f get i.( ,ir -I | • inlu Imul n l unlilaiA u n t i l . SLl* tolil irpaitfll tint atliblc* "will be irvaidrd lit I tn ra n i rlit , v*hen it count to po- ihlr drfn mint.’’ t’x rll) tl»u>li thtunyh Thursday wall ■ i « » shower- ii> noith liwa t llim u m 3 ml in o u l i i l tuniyht. I'lMilrt In rvlivm v nmlh this xfirrniwni and in nmlh potlion limight and Ihursda). d U I.D N E S D A Y Tw e n ty M IG s Attack Flil'ht Of Tlum tle rJt’ts Neai B tinlrr: Ivcil Plane I >.iiu.i t-«l Eisenhower Finds Rebuilding Of European Defenses Brutal Job |*\|(| J bm J| * I |t»r rM UliiHirill Al«ilr*l IIhni% llu|> .| A|l«| tlUt*|i* It* ill ll J lltlrilflirtl I killllllltHI’ • it,i .M i11§il 1 i n il, liiiitl" 11 .kl k«111 tiillitf M ,Bill I* llw m »• |t,»ii r .,...t! Initiyf Ii m§t|it,iir*R I Ii *■ if««m *m um * |«jil «*'■■»«1\ *♦ **W |m*I*** ;ilii| vlMH» lltMt|i> <!••' I , Id* i (m i • diMlII'l Ihr « mi'lllMiHM' llu r Ih, |il>« I .i I imIi \ tiill fiiiii ( i l U l ll*» iii»*i»»i*.l i ilitii* In llr,l %ht«« (s mill • m A* At In led ^ il» lljM li H 11 lm*(l ,ll|f IllillUlIh Jit.| ill, wi| Hit I liiltip* I !, •fl"" ANil Hi tflllkl H h lfM 1 i IM IM I| ( s M i l t V* till, ( 1,1 lit, 1*1*"• ImilSIt Hi I ' m i In' 11,, |i i*l lliiir a ml »*»»• 1**11 ** »i l*i **I hii liiu itv II I* A Vtrhrtl t liiu ll llu rltu ilh nl |im*Ih ai I U(»>|h til 4*tii« if rv •MUiltll*' I fi'itl Cl k ll.ll H* It AClilHI |i* llir I Ii, •i I ill I H|Hlmiiil*l Mil* ll ll**ine m|.l* l.il | l**i* I f f ll |itl|I •nilti I|«*|V|«| l l rii Is.. «i a.f LiHllJ ^ 1| |« il It* |"**t 1*i I i.lls* I I I . ’ ** • ■4111 11•' ii#i# "» !•*1 II t A§f |ii I1 ,.«*111Mr ff i *Aili It* tli* It* *11 r *«■i Itf •« I II mil it §*i* I iff i » i|l,*l llit *U*i ii h 1 j I »%| H IN |.«it ’ I t l*i ii# n n ,1 1 1 *i III |i I i *llllti** r I III* i it(ll) Mil tr*(iftfOllY (irllimril ftra»n) |f|r*| In* (Hill ,*l I Hii»j»r * I *a*I Nilit ip a- illi uiir m r liniliiit " II an allilrle hai a ptimluird tfilfll itlltrl lint 1 |»lltf Il f J* I * at UliMim I i|r( *i» u ill I.r 9**«if ,,||% 1.141*1 (oil |Mt**ilitp Phtilit I ml fteaidmm fni riample. lie Hilt in ia 111•«a1 tut) !>r n j i r i l r J lomai till* i *>fi#*|H*tmIr nl lit* in iiir I tic •,i»ir l.«i,, *iii r i n l lit# *ifia liilioii* \el iiif ttiiyi.r Andrew * an away teleoinra tii i.iyi Hat i and hti I m in i. . - I. ... 1 . .(( i I. tio i third inducted became mrn with puin in 11 enlist i n n .'-anford.. II«fi . t i to ilpld (hose on the platfoitu i u |!, I, lilt rtt, lie vip U s.. H ila ry; fi.H |h »h till) iik rI ir .iitllaivrij lift a ildi lit* lullr*! |«t *umf *.f tlir | r •*| I« l*rnriAl I iariiliaart list Hfli uni luted ear dtunn ate taken.' il<r (tothi II Gtrlwrt l o t , Afllnir Maym • u i t w i y , I n .I '.lei <ulii. Want .1 1 . Holt ti'iti i» ■, 1 I . ■*ee licelc mi I 1 1 . 1 *V IH tOllK* ll^ t» •* Util 1‘elot r tn «.itra il p u rr cetlmr level* raid. I i*rnt.a rt | It**" Hi t*4M* I rl,i,r |.r ll..* I<»itt* «ii.a la I. r — - . I I ais mss i r 11. ii I rd tiy infoiliiThe tiecition to Irmer ll c ilare.| government •outce* to be in I;«i*•I * «H4ili anil H t•Ini ali'M, *.,* fm l-i | i a■*lilt 4 la i 4*"li 1*1.ll lit datdt, and ihui take in tmnr mm ih* wurl s. who bale a •)( clau ith alioti, *p The w a ii act)..ii, it was iindri ■ laiii’lth tl<* ftiP* j iuji ii i- -i». |f« •iind, will |,ui a lid on wapes as till fat') • - lillr patently hai been uniTTi cinndei •• I I l f ip k af tf a*•f.m ■f l|, i h . sioiiiiinml lion lot •••me time. l< llll«tl*li. tielli* IlHU1 l.l . Milc.lt Ilf *tall, rttliri tty «tt|il«Hliall<* |*t« Mil* H hh\Ia ii ii)* For Mr*. Koariiberg. In in iit v i* I 'n it,.I Htftfa* PhftNRMT Ilf (*11111 " r ,,,,*l' . » W "K le f m r I'n n y rri' la-t w ok, i liirirr iiH*I fuf* 1\ Vt.i>«* jiir*l«fMirt **( trr**ph»i » muAifi lt*u ..... I *■f t v n y lla* » U fitiM I **k111 *.tV11•i rrjlf, raid that H le )*ar •■Id's are diati I l C..I W. F. Itiinge of Han tin Woliiii) Iviitti* A^iKHuliaii, M llh <d, 300.CMKI would W eiasilfled turd, serving writ It the Cichl'h 1 i urnId i ***hl (<» !*♦• iilmminr n I' fSiinririi ii ti mita' it ju n ka IF . Hut under a tirojiosrd n A . my in horva as Chief <d l U ( ' I . . I A t .,, A n n n u m i l tadlo ami t . levi-li.n htsra’l .» » l I »Vi U lli.'l (ft**I n ' I / \ l., i / \ | l| ll OVCC1 , lino laxing o f tlie nilea, alie «aid, only Says I fc Attempted T o Korean Advisory turnip. » a Lciulcr Says 't Ahi.'frfujt will Im Ip i h i m|h* Itulian ICOjtaiO would tret the.-IF rlaatifi Convince Golos Of a«h"i”i «•■*• iinmre .m«r mi.i»i K* C .T t I i v ;i 1 1 o n O f to will Icll the piddle of hi iifiti Wlirtl t 'I, '■*>' i in ■•hr |‘n> lin k lla u * in —r « A- « m « i s a i n r s f"' mertlorniu- erne. In Itni’ Chinese Sincerely nlaiis. n*|»«« iWi o*lif riIn 111*? Smcenty O f W H B i s Fan.ii N.ivnI A ir St.uion Ho loo* I hi oalti of oftce tloin Seek S et l lenient Irill*,a* I III * Tl It ,* | i * # • H ll f I The rttatioii read* a* fnllnw*: • hle| III.lice | m l At Vilismi In N L W U H IK . Ian 2d til1) Id Col. William 1'. Kunge p t *-«!il*»|»l I lH " l*'*r • af Itf If ;tIII Me.ohefs nl the Pitot ( tnh soldi; a Inlet erfemonv in It In if t*>fv Iti^ llv M \ A It A Hit I 'l S llN William W. Remington sunl today : nSP«n»l «*»•-». ••■“ **■*» l»r«iiin r, L i t night to a Ll then inpieal to - l i oman’s new s conference room ! )»** t»U» b*TM , I.A h l* . S I t t IW H . Jail. 31— mm ftlui inti t Hiitii \V«- ifin J* t . i i . i . . . ... , 1- United Stale. Army, white err Nisiet spy ring leader hete. m I b e j ^ Qua. ti u p ttnrl, (V> V Inlstlina h io adrasl III llml d the City I 'niumisshili Im a ,U " ' I .......... .. ' ‘" lM if n g I'l idle A| in i'I f i V r h r u ol India he ppi Jaruli U k i u one lime t , m | ,ie i . Kmesn M m U r , Ad .1,return odh.the l .......v fi'M Ii tti a| ,nvri , ....... .......... d o ,,. M,e irikr ilss slisdls dons —i ” 17 liynup . 1. .....I 1 - *~■■~ *aa •sw ^ 7 nM*‘in (.ii l|in*tn,| a i,i( la Hal ,A w tdritldr rite Rim tiefw sA'Ii lieirrF tie* was a wTiler." vi end . hsiiit.*', A il luiasinn hd the pulls t h 'hliiiM | johnslou glvim* autniHsmons i » » Ihr iiallons lhal want lo wrl i|*« u 1 titatifti a*»H tni*H it S Y D N E Y . Aueiralla. Jan. 84 Ih r huntri goieiiinirnt econom in u i, Qnai t n master le u Army a releieiolum nn ll»’ nail alit e .if rr i»v#*r l*i HfnbHu i tone Hot I him Into Ihr F N M'H *'I l/P>- Voleann aeh today hardened ut said ire wauled to explain to •if the RepuMir of ili'ie.. ten1 1 * * « • IhMvfiir Mirlru'l V MiRiill* io.t those e ho « -tut I,> hiand deted inerltorlons seetiie diirlm' •nrh h, on I- l* mar lie n e s m s i, f ft, •' Ktll.Hi. A,,- itmt f a t over a New Guinea wasteland her as an ify irs w a in hoira Of, June to lull lo msllir the prnmpt t n|i»iiu. lorn niff ia ♦i 'n e t in fW filfM* tiinii, i ta it iiu.MH fir the olire-fertile (uncle home of OoliM t1i.il leftist Viiilris wpre III- j ,|„. tm 'i' inliflff* *l««n 1*1*11*1 iirm U l csss', ll means n tliis up iIII r ».’ Net,Ml. tug hI a critical ol Ihr tot id thmisanda who may nave died tn i (H id I III ■half me llml War Pin Pd'a* W h -ll Ih* drm et F m .. o( to olrtpl.ilr horpdtl lii' i'*v'riiH H haenn. cars all I 'toil's theyI' i if, tv 1 I wiled Stairs’ Vm .iii (nili. , , all weekend otuplluns of 8,000-foot (bnlion Rnanl o lfttu lr weib ‘’mote f North Korea hivad..l t l - I I lie nod mu was piesenlrii hr ol tni a ronfrirurr of lit j |in I’lfsIfT Jiihiuitlll'l |if•*»li*,,i******* •all'll hale again alli't 1. 0" 'H|| high Aft- Lamlngtoli. Korea. Col Riirtee Mi* M ,n h Ramt iv. dsn i hail Ainu ' ’f*l*aitlfH' a |»*i if'iMti**'! I'll povsna anil llisislsvl Ihr t hlnese n ilrie ild l ill ploflll lot thru own public of of in P vino ,hii in, m •(la. "Ilo riilile , gray devastation l» •ominnuisls Haul to negotiate a Ift^nII*- rn)ov«*tl citly llniitr*! World War II than lit prosluclKMt fur nek-, tartly exposing hliuaelf to man of the I lull, who Ila lril I It it all that remain*. »ald on* ut'w* minpaniei macr India, like H o lin ’ lia*» jiul*’t tf i mitt \h* wfirt* Im iiu I l*r»*l hod ih- fir*-, |rf,rsiitially directeil paper eorrefimndent who flew over war. I hey UN* *4*1(1all t*a■' H|%«* t »ier let Ug III led I'eipiug I in- lulled she would tils ml the meet me nl i| r,« riv a l l»a iIHrfrillOti «»f -the area in which Australian offi Retuiillthin was mi the wilnei* ih. aecuNtoUth'li and d i 'patch of the ( limits ( nmnO' 'ion S' a 1C tn rrrh till l***ity I** know war may start t.efnse Mn< Slates I n - frinseit lo do s„ and j T i l ala aahl 3.1KKJ pcraoln includiiu! -id j ......... ............... . 7 " ' . J " , *' , uppissr- ulans lo seal Ihr t om •land for the thiid day <Hending ah arailahle ,,u .r le r „ .« Dllitesl .States, It III.Si II and Flan , , a p r n r n ti iff n. •!»«• », -%n«l in, nf VuV^Hflnt* 34 Kuiopeana— were lielteved to t-|,anr,if ■ «U 1 ht.iliel' from a « liaige that he |*hr*i la thv fi*Phtltir the countries which i c i i , , munisl I hnirse in Ihr I in led Inhii top lit* tol-l a cvnigresston 4* fit III) HI Ihe nil •t stieml^M ha«e pcrlahed. Oft I’M * U i l N il ions, as our of Ihr (ise seto •*Tlw s ntlle area la feet deep In <nininil.ee peipuy in telling a m ill.I In alien! >l,o 1he r fails al t ommitts**' lie will have tiroad do something- are i t ...... enough holding Imweis, in It,.' place ol atlpervisni y |Hiwer oVrl not only 1*1 *1*1 pumice anli. which ia gradually |e,Is-1 .il giaml jury fm liesei war Auction Direr tors I hang Itai Sink’s irgim c voles) in laiot ol the tesrli- le-u *»c> * and prtces, hut also ovei ra n lm in g and coating everything Official* af l Kim* Hu If* null »•§« nf the Sjril,m l Navil \tt Nl .ti.i.i nil renimmic phases o( Itiohilisa with a rocklike aitrface." vaiil a ,i Cniimiuiiiit. .Study Legal IMkihcs M W 111 I III I 1.1 . |au 2d indicated *nv I f ,4I fill Hi,*, if I li/ulolh iirnth’V, former HueM, s Inei N (lehl eslli-.l >1 linn Ini’ludlng cretlil control, ieid . report to the Sydney Hun It added: ,s oosioora sse e s s s atsl lullin’ filial.ring, and general fiscal •hey may gel going now emd.i 1 i'l I ’lime M m i'lri Nelilw >d In ter,li—n I" Ho IllM dii Ctiin’i "Once a fertile diatrlct. It may .. .. . ... th<’t ge A H|^rr. local aitm m y. \|i**ninary As*etnhlirsi winch wl! H'MIlnwssa sie gee- els I ••nly invite retaliation f - m Itu. become a rocky desert ” tin. in a hioaii. ail lunlling with o m it) l ir i,iiiim«st i b ,* u ^ ai ph«««*A •»( in upmi lt< atate with' program lin Meager medical supplies and air O r a n g e 'la if tin' Kids dt-i-tdrd to aweep ........... .. F K ilf T IN G IIHHII ol die United Stale. el tie F ii't llapti-t < turn'll transport facilities were mohiliinl K x l i i h i l Is I ' l a m u ' d Hoard of UireeUira of tils* Haufunl til'III I N . Ireland. Ian 21 -i<Vt ole* Europe soon. ilM ils a M 111 f « a » t a i l Thursday at J tn i* \| euniiiiidi.c Farmers Ancln.ii Inc. at a merlin* wtlh «es»iun« llitouifh Fridss ,1 A grenade hulled tty two mrn Fiicnlmwat has answered that l-olii V ill Ana. railed luiilghl lot Seminole I’m,nl> is planmug an (|( <;ltll|<r»i||r Monday nlghl, I It I 1 M. I he *|e it er s, wim at- shattered two windows m tlir Hr! each nalioii imist ,ln its uiinosi Ii s nmlrience ol r^ann powri* to ^U aym ontl R. Palm er niitatandlngl)' different •xhil.it at llawsi.n, aecrelary, elated this known a« th> "Ainhassaihir*'’, tn tish rmhasay lien- last night and one naiiun oanga luck, s'loii... -Ii •ri'* woi 1.1 pud iu< "uiitead id lira n yr I'sHints F'nir in Oilan- morning. Services Tom orrow the elude well known aulhotiltes oi dam igrd a cat hvltnuilug to » will use that as an r ictus to hanc d i. I ’eti 18-91, t tianiti-r «f Cumthe Vnetl„ii ii ineurpsiiated fur memtier uf the cmt.nsy staff No 1ilknie al eai h .-llu 1 l. loo ill ’ll merce Manager Kd Whitney an flutl.ono, ami its aecunlire are youth wori tslucallunal and Intel one was iniured The twa man rs hack. And here is tlie kirks-i national affairs, and home an,) Funrtal »*i vice* will lie held i.,n,-<d this tmiming. ■lid* ol Itillri In tn l with the Florida Securtiie* called. If they all liang hack, tin F ' tomorrow at ilie graveside In Ilrftwiriff) i»f Ili«* r i l l 1141 tuf** Coimaiaalali. Its rnnslitulii.n ant foreign mis*Intis Mrs Field an Picket, have Iwen ollt.hle the Cottgrett will not mte ih* non. ” |l it r|e 11 ill tl cnnugli Ins* imiiiici d lin t an n|.ep fni uni ho Kvrrgreen f>m »t»ry at 3:30 P. hsen cniilpleted by K I M-ugh- hy Inwn have U-en accs'plrsl l>i emtui--.y since Issl I'tldav plots nt to send arms and lumps to Fit hern caul 1111 tisitIs ii.lr. loi lie-., woman " ill t..- m m at tha * i M, for Ifaynmnd K. Palmer, U't, 1.. n, Biehiiiei, and carpenter#l lhav, -' HI.sir. said Mr. Npeer. Copal t’tnirch Friday at I" 1*» • log the training of a liutrh alt rope who died Saturday lit the Vet started ttnrk on the s,*l-iip he ad nation 111 a lo n lrie m r to lie llir Work was xlartesl yesterday M All wiitiirti are invited to at viukdmn in Northern lielan.l, I hat aigumenl has a suite in ii rans* Hospital in Hay Pines af dud •s ssllsssS «’s 1 ——* si 1 * nitirning nn the construction of tin tend and brine sandwiches In Which M ill Is part of the F u ll--I A sample of the vrrv n d (rar er an Hint's of two yvais Key l rslii’f in ihs* arrsn^s- •bed for the an,turn market al its Kmgdoiu ilespila lush demands f-r Furojieahl liave n given m t, tor i « I ft ill »* * "" * * • • • * I W * M I I - It. Ituslituu officiated, ,,i,| alf |li. el In till l» John P I,, new l,* atii ' ou tha Orlando High Mrs. Ilo o vrr Mill home rule Inld in one of General Fis,nhon tv M l. Palmri i n lorn In rulum- •on, preeihls-nt nt the Frinuude wav I tie ki,«d will meat hi • 111 to I i l ’ X I 1 AH er * party t.y a tiiileh official bla, Mi. July I I , thill and was Connlv Farm Ituiaau and mem li '8 lerl and will htva a KalsantMd AtltlrcHS It. A ml I*. W . I l! \ H I M Fit I OKIM1N. Ian i'l <V> 1 . s And »h »t list Eisenhower's o m a mechanic by tiade lie was a i.»rs Mr. Pirruon i* »1*<i diieciing Iron riHtf the fltsl tunc In "Si. vsars. hit H a 1.11M u lti . Ian 31 i/l’t .A done lo Ci.unlrrart llo frai * tutmlwr nf the Aineri.'an l.rglmi the work of the Veteran* .m th— ---------------------------la m ’s government today rlopiiet 7V seal old Ataiylan.i s|Hiiisinan Mr* I'vwhnr IliH.ver, third vice I liere i in hdrauoa , and a Ve|e|»n of World War I Fat tn ifthilng .’ ta " uf ?h irh he Is K I T ’ t ’ llt.ti AN DIEM : th. aii r the militarv *uyr' and lavryc*- died 1**1 night from tn I hei e t- no hard anrvvrr A tm I'lvVIilSI.t t.f ihr th.llda ItwVIII* Fiirvivltig are tlte widow ami ma Intel nr, an ibe prolsvi. Mi G IN A , N. Yt. Jan. -’ I i l ’ment In tit* official l.ondon l u juries sustained Saturday whan bis |eaiimair is that n has inti r wild t'oifr ai'mil Wuiinii'* ri«,l nine children, thiane H Palmer Kstnt il nf handicraft, el.dlilng, William Payne, who voted for .-,-tte hoi ion,.' fell durimr during a fur for hunt n n ,h II ong ............... ill,- , will hr Ihr gill**! •|-.»ki'i M lunch hefnte Griii ial 1Fi.... 'll of Raia*ota; Kalph K. and (ituti eanhlng and latking are hring pre Abiahant Lincoln in ItttVt, died The War Office explained It rr T lir naiiir uf W M 1’v Court v hours was uppointeil. (In con.* 1tic fi’iiith inerting uf I *iiIra I V . rr F., of Ogden, L'tah: Juanita . . . . i ’ i,.. mi . i - f i l l 1 hit yesterday. I I - wa, 1 (V| , .|uested a temporary l*aats on the Wright had lievti linked with fni potol.'i.l talked in ;, mini lies ul 1*, uf llir nrgaidxatinn Hundi< if of Chicago, III ; Ronnie. Onal. ihraiivlmul the Cosini jr on a i*r-*g trr no,>n al I nil i.VIr.-k it 11■1 ■ -------------supplement, which announce! you hunting - id point to point racing i .01 ii|w-so leadats alsiui the « »r Trum an and Clyde of Sanford. mm iniiiaird nii‘i>ttn aen l>r Miaa L'tlW M O R I ime prnniidmnt and r*ttr*m*td' in M ariiaiid for murr than - hall ■cair l.ualnrax and iheli m - ri .Mavfau I 1111, M i- I’ M ijtngls*' 1.. 1a Wividarit. c-ntnty iuunr Jdr p ir-u lrr.l uf llir local li (t il t 1 A Y , N. Y -, Jan. 21 fAV-P ant i nf trine iffi.-ira century. was rodniv tins L E G IO N M E E T nonat ration age id i Cool id ge'a watwhring llolateih ' Why? W 1 Inh anni’iinrr.i il.i- murninW ilghf auffrird a fiartured vet • ‘U h lII the United fla irs m m . # Joel Field returned Monday New isemliiole I ounty Fhamtiei heifer diaappeared Into the aoo.1* A red face I nfflctal said llu tehrar uf the nrri. Ill the spill With a riiiiiniaiidrr to ditert learina Hunter Gay, di-tricl dirveim night from Montgomery, Ala., of Commerce ltatinnary was re­ In tlir wake of a deer. W ar Office had for-otten lo a«l the F.lkridge-Harfoid hunt neat ment and sends tronn* l»* liuiotve will pretide at llu- inert (up T l.a where he attended an American cently receive.! from the printer 1 'wo months liter the reappaar King Geoige VI to approve Hie hi* home. Lindeiihupe Faint, Monk- then we will begin to hann i d i peaking piugraiu will l-r (ullnwrd Legion meeting for the southern ami Includes in color the picture ed- leading a buck and a doe. *1 itf am pronioliona. ton. lit a f-i'l,ion xhitw |l-allasitci m la s. area In repaid to formulating poll- nf a Krminole Indian. Much fa­ iteglilration will filialt at 10-30 ties for the rehabilitation of ret- vorable cotiunanl lias already been AM At 11:0U 11V lock an i-nililcni •rant. Florida Chain O f Minsion Spuakors rtveiviil hy Mr Whitney regard ,-erenmnr fur new mrinnrr* will Florida was renreienled by lla mg the stationary. l»- Iti-iil wIt ti M r- lluuvrr direct entire rehabiHtathsn eommi*H<m, ing, full,’Wing which a l.ii-nnincluding Ed Martin, Ocala, chair EN O U G H SNIHA \r**imi will t«s- held |iri»r lu ii>r man of Arcg C which includes the W O K F U E S T E H , Ma** , Jan. 21 luncheon at mmn southern alalei. if*’ The charge again*! FrancU W Ih, Ary was that ire failed to H i’S All Alii .f t clear hia sidewalk of mins. M IA M I lIF.ACfl, Jt.ii 21 - V> District rourt dianrUasd the I’rrchJrnl leu Fdward* f I'm The March of Dimes today •haige yeatarday without hearing the Naliunal A**uelation nl ‘ tain alafultv acknowledged the fol Hickey. Kucing Cummlitionert » h w >"j *-d ring e intnhutiDiia to the HemlT*w c.’urt ua* fold that Hickey. today that i-icki y ihm Mi . . ,li nole County chapter of the In 1 soldier, had hi* handa full with he prim !•/,I to apply l^-r • fantiU Pnrmiyaii Foundation: Korean anow. lic'li-w- tiefuir Ihr New Y uli Presioua Total 1 10?.44 Hlair Hieing Cnmmiavion. J. W Cook I.M E N L IS T M E N T F H E E Z E S ENDS The rout rover 1 ia I kleadr lasue 4 00 D r. D . Br-wri AYASH IN GTON . Jan 2 4 - P H H I- quickly psa'rd ,-Vcl iiy llu 1 00 Tlte A ir Forca will resume accepMrs J (ihn D. Abrahams I7lti annual r riAcntiun nf ttw J . U Qeorge 140 'anew of vdlurdeer enlistmenta on NAHHi 1.00 F'eb. t. after a cavgral weeks' »m-M r * . I. I - George v Florida State Rank 9500 liergo becauw of crowded condlPARADOX 1000 •ion* ot indoctrination erntera. Ir*. Laura S. Davtdaon I'iU L A D E L P If lA . U u 84 - As *5.00 •nfaesl Atlantic Bank The A ir Force laanuacai re* — "Y-nic honor, I’m unit ir n n g I M 1cedar lla erbaduled gall for *dto make an hone«t dollar in a 840 miealon of 1400 recruits daily at cronknt way ** Lackland, Tetaa. A i r F o m Baa* N n . Reward ThaCa how I. scaa Gallina ex­ and 800 dally al the newly-re plained lo Judge Frank Smith yes­ opened ftamp*>o, N . Y , A ir TrainMra. Klynf Yuaan, awtatonding Christian educator,. who ___ will ___ In- the National Council of the Utu'Cwe* id C hii t. w’.l u- fvaturvsl at terday ha became a number* w rit­ the principal pal speaker at the Florida Chain uf Mitaionsry Missionary Aaaemtdire. the o|i*ning nexainn Friday ut 7:45 F, M. Hev T r a i t ) K. June*, Jr., er. ' WT l f Navy said lt« freean on an- meeting att ithemFirst O m rch a t S '10 p, M. Friday D r. Paul uago H H Baptist j* __ i t • recently returned fiom Chius, will ap*4 * at ti:35 tin ’’The l.saven Gallina. who had pleaded gu il'y, Ilatmanta, alio Imposed because of Tha Yowatl Ca. in tlie Dough of China*' He will also ditcust the ouextiun: “ When waa flne.1 1300 m i plcred an u h e,vy volunteering, w ill eonMaue Should Wa Stop Suppotliag C h riitla u ’ in Communist China T" year’a probation on a cm inting »«e u U ve •tertiary t l tha diriaioa of Foreign M illion* of at fanat to tka and 08 charge. . gu-i Remington Admits tot. VV. I" Ruuge Pilot Club Vo t es Knowing Russian Aw#" M B,on/e Fo r Rrfrnriduni Slur Decoratii ll ! Spy Jacob Gol os On New Hospital Nehru Criticizes U. S. Asian Policy In Peace Appe a l Once Green Laiul Becomes Desert p Alter Eruption j*] ChU\f ( r Marrli Of Dimes C s- zspajsvs W EA TH ER IO K Y O . |ao 2 d tcVl XlliC'l IliHifFI ll.ltliYi! Ilu-ff ill iff ID Ulliri l><M*iisJ Wa«i|ii aii ft*1' 11*nil j ! La Iran It*nl I ih I jy iiui la tlir ulhritt f n ip lu iftl (Itf lr| makHiliill lOHfl i *M^i««*I A l.r ja h 4 lia<il a ill. tanks tdareii ttiiough I h -o m o n ^. It) mile* nmlh ,d M 00 in ami puihr.l oil to wdhm *1 iinlei ol ■I.,- Uilt, I* •aall, I Lfli’.r mlh.tiaw .:>s. , loot dtlpst.h , sol il wat Ills’ lailheit nuilho si,I e) , ante hi anv Allied lolte nice iliaud»ne,l On ihr »a* I >,i the ‘ coul, ihr t.,lie in ,. ipltal v, a* 1.11 k lo u r wav rimaged I t * coin* ptnv <i| rnciuv lloopa I he ftrili irliealrd with heavy tnuallie*. Ihr Han River town nl Yon,* .nl tuutb.cut .1 W .n ju Icll to Allied ilia .k alter vn in ami a1Idles A bomb m in - fd I lie v aplutiuy fou r w »• not Itlrullheil Howevri. the l* S. .Seventh DivtMon, only American Imt e In irach the Mam Inin.in hnl ilri lu ihr Koieau w rl. ha* hce*i opei.vting tonlh nl the lune.steu iiuiuiig town. A I*. , Illirspoudrld I sins SlOltC vawl I Ice .lilac king lone illiiv* ac lots I he Kp-rovctrti !ln i River illri an inlemr an and aitillery hai 1aye Hie vuipilirti Red* tied, leal* mg null light oppaMitmn In the ail, tn d l aU ’* t'-dd I Inindri tet. damaged liner Ku*uaii limit M il. I' m 111 nolthweat Kttiea I n n rC(mrt* hid claimed line enemy |rt shut down lull (lie M ill in (an r I d 1 h » i %«aI ill (all, liftat* 11 |)i itni L*il MDii* (hi"la*U m*r«i«<t lIi** Vftlii Rivfi tiu ) wlliirkal llu* A n irift’iiti I liinuiuri« t I h,' Alilrrirnii |.luta fatttthl «')»11 Milltmil tinmaKf» a* dn*> till! TUHtuUr (it'll Itla* %wl(t I llilll'li'l Jfl * h) hj| lla 1%11 ill! *’** fttal |H* ftt*l V Csblll .Mila ftfiat .liiUl^a’-l t Ilf Hf* iiflilTl I'ftjiV, Allan I U ilN r i a * * Hf«l Will* ilftlilfllllafir alt** Ml 4t MViliiffulfti uni 1 i|'t llbhRiil T Bill (iff fill ll M il 1 I aslats* J IvUti , itli 11 Hll #*i Hu •*«,, 4ft f . , M U I^ S l TU S S lU H IIfS H m iw s M j ii I u It v Mile N F W A H K . N l lan ’.M T*> Khtimha King Xavu-i Cug-ii Hid nt* *iillry a o n g 'lrr-- At-lir I an* want ll clrailv iiii-l i t-- I lhal -dir wa* lud ill llu- mule ra lly yr*trrdav when hi* entranced wife “ barged Initi" h rr Chleagu Indel •-uite. She wa* only partly dl»r->hed, they explain'd yesterday m al living at N e w iii aiipi-11 and ih rtr was ahiutulelv iiiithlng vsrung "I held my sequin -meing dteaa in lionl nl mr all t tune, 'he o I-hailed Mis- 1 '*(>• -ant in deny i.ig n o rlin n * made ye.terdey by 28-ve»r of(J l.oirtinc Allen • ig*tThe h l-y ear-old m a,*tiu'- »* 11 aured wife cladnvd *t.« and four |l w a ila x M ” * - <* • 1 ' I'N F A I I M E E T IN G I'A H lii. Jan 24- i-Pi- Inform*1 ion Minister Altiert i.*rn-r an nuunced tndav the fad *v-*tun of the Unitrd Nation* definitely will nut be held tn Pari* lb m lJ r th. aunu'ir.-rmenf af­ ter a meeting uf the French cab­ inet. ( AlAriVI I I. \hs| -I a N t W A 8 H IN G T O N . I an '4 4-1*' A* l -dm 1 Whltehurat of iAaltiimire today w »» appoint rd a genera* aaalMaiit t» federal civil drteme adminlltrator Millern Caldweil Eh* i» a pa«( pr»-id*ni uf th* General FeJervlion of W orn n’x Flub* and formally w v -, IV imvcratic N ati'”id I’ .mnntif HA()e ■null for Maryland TL*. Wo ritlicr JA C K R O N V 1 LI t .A'lanti itiimarck it. hi tun Ihwton Hrownsvilla ------Chicago Denver Do* Moin** New \ork Washington Jacksonville Miami TallahaM** Tampa 1 st. “ I -U P ) r,n •in 8 8 :m 82 ■irt 47 34 dil II 3(1 60 4'J 65 ;s nn T5 a 46 40 53 H9 W 50 •j �WEDNESDAY JAN. 24, 1051 T O E B 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 fJE T O O Die Sanford Herald Time Fo;* Action iiv i i k w i t t m a c k k n i z k A I* Forties Affair* Analyst Calm French'fiook Shop Owner Is Superb Aide In Korean Fighting t Russia i* turtiinK some of her heaviest artillery n g s n .t ON T H E C E N T R A L F R O N T IN K O R E A - (/P) At the momeni Pvt. rearmament of West Germany, thus empbasitiriK that this is one Gilbert Hubert i* a long way from the little book (hop he once operated in the French Alipinr skiing resort of Val Disere. Being absent fiom his beloved shop is not to Gilbert's liking but it h a tr|vmlion of his own choosing. Gilbert is a Fienclnn 4 n but beyond that lie is an ardent bclievrr in the brotherhood of man. That's why he shouiderrd arms to fight against German and Italian aggression In — ■ T l» llr m M iN t r ljIf tl World War II. And that’* why he volunteered to arrompany the Krenrh <t< larlinu-nl to Korea. Hark in Val Diserr Cillx-rt Huleii was a man of no little rnnsenuenee. He was a resperird hullnrs-msn and something of a .rhol „ Mmeorer. he loves to ski and , , V ., Disere -----------------------eh akl- U ■ ntfw M r « f ffc» f*l»Irt» I* rmilllM I n tkr ■•# fNt rrpiMI* Why does a man like M" t e . AL" rftllNK Mf Mil Ik# l*r«t M»*a prl»lr4 |a til!■ HTNiHHNf. M Mfll M all AV T O D A Y ’S IIIIII.P. VK H H K This had been prophesied In early Helirrss writing* ami in Ihitw of many other lands. No wonder we reckno all time from this e m it. It U Important tn u« sccording a* wp rollon hi* way of fife! I'n to you I* horn in the city of David a Ssvioir, which |a Christ the Lord.— Luke 2:11. rmplnvrd by the Stale receiving rmiritrlm which have Iwen through two world wars against tin Reich. However, the Western powers have made II rb-ur that they have no intention of trying In force the Ui-nn government lit accept a real moment program It is agreed that rearmament mu*t l>e done voluntarily ami willingly. General Eisenhower during his recent visit was emphatic In hi* insistence *hat if the Germans mm* In it must lie of thrir own free will. The General also drclarrd that he would like to see the n-rroan m-oplr "Hired up with other* in drfmsa of the Western type of civilisation." There could lie no higher rerommendation thaa that, coming as it did from the Allied com mandrr-in-ehief dnrini; ’.he late war against the Rrleh. Kbcnhowrr didn’t say so, hut he might have added that the Grrmnns are among the world's lost soldier*. However, lie did makr a dalemoil t which may go far toward rasing the feara .which .Western Europe a» a whola ha* fur the itcich. Said .he: ,, ' • the roinmauder's orderly G'tlvrt rooks, sew*, sweep*, chop* w c . mI end test— hut far from least — thsnrhn *b" eyolorive and fr** puent 'vr.xlh of the man be serve, so well. Montelsr. former ln*nr<fn* general of the French Foreign Ler loo, I* oof a h »n l man to get eUng with but lb -re are momon* when the «ltus*lon affect* hl« temperament. Gilbert usually I* the handiest Israel. Gitliert arrepts much outhursls ph>la* phi rally and merely says, “ Out, mnn Genrral." That's the sort of guy Gilbert is. lie doesn't flutter easily. Life with a front line unit In Korea U not too hard for him to lake. For one thing he I* used to thp sort of mountain country ho found here. T i p told doesn't bother him a* much as it might either. It gets i-r.-ttv cold hsek In Vst PUrtee , Ilf* World War l| ruperirnen helped harden him for Korea. The two thing* he minds most are the lark nf his honk* and the riot hr* he must wear at war, lie shows •you some /ranshot* “ For my part, bygones,are by. i>f (iiiberl Hubert In civilian dreew. gonas. I fed on rWnlty-agaias* ■ o.RNrba,'* he says wistfully, “ we tiermany, especially against the will meet again In a different si. lo n g a l m u l y |4j,!h9,S]0. Frontier frugality I Whal can >»c done with Uwnv in Florida is shown by Charlie Ma­ rian at the Mayfair Inn where onr of the gieenrtl velvety lawn* wr have ever seen it in the process ol cultivation As you tide by llic hotel next time, make jt * point to notice h»w beautiful this lawn ii and lllfh atk yourself what il would nihafi lo Sanford if evei^ lawn m town wetr umilarly rated Ilwallauee » ...» r « « . Owes to meet the preuing need nf bum*d and maimed Papuans who staggered— shredded flesh hanwtng 1 ‘ he r bonea-lnlo emergency ■“ c,*1U h'i‘ h^ “ thr " -g ^ . ‘^ ^ ‘of ^ man j Gilbert g u S d M ^ f U ^ t h r e e d a y J V mild rumblings It blew away it . north- 4l«a«tt h#«- Over 33.000'penom now woik for lltr Stair nl Flotsis and ilu w pay aggregating $ill.<t8ti titi > Onr year ago thrrr were 31 .TOO yeiioni O f1 C C ( i r e C D ern slope. A volcano expert flew over the district today. He said further mator activity from the subsiding mountain waa unlikely— perhapfor a week, possibly for much longer. A ll aircraft In New Guinea were taking part In a shuttle service be tween loir and a forward emer­ gency hospital at Popendetta ,lt miles northeast of (.amlngton. There three doctors, two medical assistants and a team of Papuan orderlies worked day and night to succor the burned and maimed arriving on Improvised stretcher*. Planes meanwhile hrought food, water and medical supplies on M -w ind trips carried injured and refugees In the outside world on their return. flrscur parties pushing Into the devastated area found bodies of some of the missing European*. In most rase* severe burns mad* Identification Impossible and th.' remains wera burled on Ib r spot. I knnw Germany w rll, ami !*•*■ Ilevr the average Gel man ia a are loving individual. Ilnw*vrr, submits tn governmental rr gtmentatlon rather rwwlily, and takes hoi order* williwU <iue» thin. Dlctatois like Hitler have taken advantage nf thl* rhararterlstlc, In an event, the point je lha' Irateglcally Incatrd Germany, th It* nuinpower and the rich ual and lr«,n tewmrrri, nf thr Inhr, I* needed In the defensive el-up nf the Western nathm* Ami nf course, it's needed by RiiHsia a* well Mnscnw has been making every possible effort to win Weiterii Germany over through bcrvtet w rupird East Germany. However, Chanrrllnr Adenauer of lha Wastern Ronn government ha* re­ jected the nvagturea, charging that th* Kart Gannaa government of Communism. Ra my* he won't riiscus* matter* iintesa east Ger many guarantees a regime based on law, reapert for liberty and human rights, and maintenance of peace, R» Moscow, basing failed la win over West tier many through East Germany, is now putting pressure directly on Britain ami Ft alire In the nuitter of the C Proving beyond all tjuertion ol dwiht that Sorialnlr learn nolbsrtp finm espenemr, l*rime Mmi.ie* Allfee's eovernmenl hrdgev op lh>aimple blunl truth that Chins ii the aggirisoi in Kniea, tenrling l» put the blame on this country, an I ahsutulely hallu at any iHe.x nl tcunotnic eencliont. Forgetting tHa< thaa it exa^jy what Bnlain del Fate HunRary O f If the lliirigiirinns diet not prcvimmly know that Ih r l’ ro u n lry in virtually jmrl nf Riinain, (hay Hhotihl know |< now. A n o n lrr hair been iiutued that lirncpforth all military rommanil t in I h r national a rm y will be In the Russian IanffitaRr, nnd (h r Hungarian nob I lent must leant R uim Ia ii . T h r next ntep undoubtedly will bo to limit. If not forbid, (h r trachlntr of llunirariAn In the uchools, end tn derree thr riim iiulsoo’ learning of Ruiuian for all. T h ia ia a and comedown from the proud position the Hungarian* occupied In the old Austro-Hungarian empire. Then they were, w ith the Ggrmgna, one of the two ruling rare*, nnd enjoyed (he privilege of having their language used in nfflrinl transaction* mid In the Hungarian jxirtlon of the a rm y. A lthoug h the Hungarlnns have not Irreii fault Iran in their treatment of their Slavic aubjerta, I heir wore! enemies may p ity them for their preaent fate of being subjected to RuagLr. hnenipird the Rhine Mmtojini' invaAxJ n F«Kidr inlrivric which certainly War II, Attlw can rt I Ihilgin » trade wi*h kwj * ft mighl lie cnmidticd ptrmm|> tmui nf a little iwwvAhpft column{•I to iiiggcit that Florida i* hav­ ing another ical estate boom and _________ un«briH«r, dictionary Webster* Action), but the public i* askuig( the question ,why are Anim ctn., fit him* l(i Korea T And 1* it net more beneficial to clean up ■m o w n ______— ........... — — lie done if absolute proof ran ho established that no authority v a t given to II. 8 . T . to destroy ho thousands of Americas best. They rnnnnt tv restorrd to life again, hut every mother in the country should write and urge their R.-. pre*rnatives in both Houses to invest Igalr I hr law asiumrd j If violalrd art ion should follow that thine he no repetlon of sum disregard <>f lift. I’m confident if a poll were taken. US’"! ’of th. people rrnulij vote in favor of rarrvim - mil the directions of former President Hoover, whose wisdom ranoot tv ignored. and WP3 could not wrong in such a plain to tv ,en mess. We M-em In have no one in authority who ran see that th* more men that are slain fiom Amerirn, that he weaker we la . enme, hat the more we give to finance others, the nearer to bankruptcy we Iwromc. That is exactly what J im- Stalin is waiting for, and as w r l<eeom» weaker thro playing the gr .,1 fellow I Stir resistance to the la-l struggle will In* so low It wid be just as easy aa taking candy from the baby siptalls but unable to effect a showdown. I implore all readers to apps al| for justice thro those who hove Iteen elected for that piir|H»p t'n less we srt n*>w, their will Iw n-i need to romplain later, and its later than you think now. Yours in Chiist’s seivlre lire. It W. Mille I Miller Farm s) describes a dictator as tone who dictates. who preset! bea rules and masims for the direction other*( the abridged, or one iba’ is used In our common school.t of today, describe It thus (One e*. errising absolute authority in Government. Now. first a great amount of authority has to be vested in an individual, as was the ra »r of the Chief Eieeutivr, but we also elert a senate and rnngten, that is to consider and pass any dic­ tation that he a* President moy prescribe, nr to override such as they see fit. The President of the United States doe* not base dictator pow­ er granted him, even In war times. Rut now hack to the Piesident's action. He sent men into one of wor*t destruction of man­ kind of modem times, without authority, arrnnling to Washing lonians in the know And lh ' rest of the nation has had It proved that that V a s the truth, because ainee that dead dog r,4 s been uncovered, some Fair Deal T Ovrrlord* have asked foi a ’i'll to make it lawful to send men across. How doc* it smell to you 7 Seems like f can smell one n( 11. 8 . T .‘s red hrrrings backfir­ ing! Then when Truman stated that he will send troops regardless The Grand Canyon NsHonsI nf the advise or authority from either House, he assumes that Dark was opened in IlHP. talking his way Into dictatorship at which he ia ■»> adept. Fully aware of the fact that It cotta to wage even a (Police States. Songstress Denies detective* Inund lO-year-old Ahbe nmle In her Kdgewaler Reach hotel room with Cugat. Nothing to It, Cugat said aa he petted Chichi, a Chihuahua dog he had given Abhe on her 10th birthday. **Abhe and I had planned to go to a midnight horror movie after we'd finished playing at the hotel. *1 went to her room ami waited while she rhanred— In the bathroom from her heavy, sequlned •Ineine e«*tiime to a sports dress," Cugat told reporter*. Abbe, sipping a coke, confirmed Cueat's veralon of the incident., "I heard a ieoramntlon," the 1 h*wsz mi vim "Ail a matter nf dollar* and cents." “ 8 he Is just trying to cmharmsa A nominating rmnmlttee, com- me In m* career," | llw l.*we *iild iwvaed of Mra. Ruth Scott, Mra. “ Her nnlv miriwM In sueh s* *«. Frank R MseNelll and Mra. Fe- eMent Is i* break m ns. Mr. O r. lire West was named by the gut and I plan to be married «*• president, Mra. R. U. Chapman, tee the divorce ha* been cleared who presided nv#r the huslne** up." Abbe » ' < named In lavrtalne'a ■ession. The finance committee ww* Inst meted to meet with C . R. divorce suit a* one of *!s women Dawson In the near future to r ''e*l had affalra with In Naw York. plan for an aurtlon. fjist Rsntemher tt,^ n o re d iA letter was read from the Javiers, thanklnr the rluh for its ,*nr—-^t bsnd leadsr Inst an at partirlpatlnn in the liu n h -in pro- tempt tn have rallfnmts court • gram riven reermtly honoring set ailde an nrdsr erantlng Lor Richard Kemler, U. 8 - prealdrnt of twine t2.W>ft monthlv t« n m r « r allmnny pending trial of her dlthe Jaycee*. lunch. Mr*. John I,. Gallowny report­ ed on (he Christina* package which wa* sent to Vlmoutior#, France and Mra. W K. Hollyhaad reported that t4 q w rb of awwet FOR THIS WEEK •daasn’l knnw jt I W v . ) , tra Ic h Harold Stamen, wha ha* just (turned from a trip around the urM, ssy* he rrturni to lU* w alry "setlh metiurod optimum ill the long odd* g it that the I®* in dm Ramien Kremliu will ft initiate an *11otd' war,” W r V t i e . l l could be,that the R imM s hope tc trin their victory r*r America by merely frighten- Editor Sanford Herald, Dear Sir: In a speech last week on Dic­ tatorship, President Truman stated that Dictator* were Dictaor* wherever they were. To which reraid America would never have one. 9 H per rent of the nation be­ come skeptical, and with a per­ fect right to do so. (ierman people. No people wanl prlfilegeri, TTfal their nan Mmilie*. Now w « see in a hcacUipe, "Lcgivlstor (Vtrtiled , (or Deatinn ^M e on Sunday” , In which a conlyrpjvotsr^ cilpgol*, "A man ought have at leavt enmigh rrligion :«i jvlrnin Im m healing hi* wile on Sunday except, of enurir, in co*<" fcf extraordinaiy emergency. * .» ii authority on the subject that K m * Florida Auoclation of Realtori point* nut lint nearly a bib R bon dollar*— billloa, that it worth ol Florida real estate was : sold during 1950. and that take* la a lot of terra luma. At a mat­ i n of fact, 1930,452,703 worth of |wl trial* was actually purchased ia 51 of th* 67 caustic* from which reports have bagg leceivud, *ad that, so il is stub i* a new r*- Sanford Forum Rodd Board Receives Rids From Counties T A U M H A H 8 KK, Jan. -State institutions and agencies are putting In their blda for thousands of dollar* worth of road improvement* and parking arcs* during lha next two year*. The cabinet hoard of Institu­ tion* today filed request* with the State Road Department for. improvamant* at the farm colony at Gainesville, the Chattahoochee Hospital, Boys’ Industrial School at Marianna, Apalachee Institu­ tion near Chattahoochee, nnd the -late prison* at Ralford and liello Glado. Mo td is a l* woo nwdo of the overall emu*, hut th* roqueota mainly aril far hard surfacing of existing road* and paving nf parking area* and- unloading apron*, Previousty tn* board of parka Shfirlff Sayx HribcW®8 0 rferedIlim Gen. Eisenhower IISSIlMM S n a r . . , u*. I d «w r.“ That commander ha* come, tic la known to everybody. Ills buoy­ ancy, his established success as a ge.iarml and hit big (mile have had a noticeable afreet. And Prealdent Truman hat promised more American troops. One of the general'* party wh* haa lean In on all of the confer- a « a **ld h« thought Ktacnbow- |l,MX)jKKi to pave raada In the Ivfainn* N*> vart-Hi* state pa.k*. Th# Board of Control requestad about H M ilM Uw Unlvmalty of P7a*^-*A* f *-^Af*4aF #,A. t w««>q ^ w a, 4l i ^ . u. a b i m /j a r . j 1947 Plymouth Spt'dal Deluxe Sedan 1949 Buick Super Sedan -4f. V 1M8 Dodge Sedan tsIAMl, Jen. t* (A*) Ifnde (Mlar.i) county 8hrriff Thomas J. Kelly uld last night that gambling Interest* lusd offeecxl him llPOjnoo If ha would "go to Maiiro" during lha height of th* win!*,' tourist *ea*u,. Th* sheriff made the atate mcnl turing n IR-mlnutr aildres* aver radio station WIOD in which h* laid that If any gnmblara, triad to bribe M* logaUaa tdKr during the program hut told a reporter later uhd b iito fk W f U f i i f t fw u w ltd rronomk 1950 Buick Sedan " Fully Enuipped, aa* o* Law mtlflFn U ra llf « « a f i Only Hone* GIWIES* are biot-cut —cut diagonally to the weave of the cloth—for extra freedom and comfort. SnoriIm i , roomy seat. Fine broadcloth. Sanfbrlnd. Tfiroo ityloi —Grippor front wtfh tid**«lartlc, Boxer or Grfppgr-Boxor —In wild colon, whitai and colorful $ 4 1 C ttripei. Fast colon. f ' �I O TV-va WEDNESDAY JAN. 21, THE SANFORD IIKRAt.n. BANPOHD, FLORIDA S ocial And Personal Activities ^PJIONE H8 Th r llaptitt Woman** Missionary Union of Seminole Association will inert at in ini A M Friday at thr Geneva Haptist Church foi their quarterly Hireling. A ru vrrrd dish luncheon will hr served at noon. The Srniinolr A-eoriati„ii is roliipui.rd of 27 chui.hr* and thr puipo,. uf th. meeting is “ To ti*t tiu i-e|vr* heady For The Kvnngrllttir Campaign." All thr South*i n li a p t i * t Cunvrntion t'huirhrs euvt of the Mississippi River air planning a simultaneous campaign .luting Match. An interesting progiatn lias ieH'ti planned and Sfi»* ltcitha Wallis, a missionary uf thr South. • i. hapliti Home Mission Board of Mlanta. will hr thr guest The Florida Chain uf Miv-tonarv Assemblies will havr Hu-u K nit Meeting tonight at th. h i . t IUutl»t Church at 7 '1" !*.M Jacurnt.d* Cirri., .if ti.. ,i.n Club i» having a bridge jwrty at 7;!IO |*. M. at the (itt.P n I cntri. The Thrift Shop wur,.ci> uf th** ft Women's I'tuh a ir M ir I. It. IU y "a a il Mr*. Fred W illiam .Seminole Rel*rknh laaly,- N*», speaker. will havr it* imeting at a I*. M The |>r..giani I* as follows: la tlir Odd Fellow- Hull \ i-iling 10:00 IIyinn. “ Most | Ho (hi Rchvkali* air Welcome, Kmply Handed?" Devotl-nal- Brv. Maik ItuM.s IF U I 10:2ft Cunfrtruer nn *• Inna Beu,-h <losing P m yrr, I '* ' The P I.,lin o Club S )■ News I . *I* Hhrars * i« W e.tri t. inniboiee ? *e Seven O l 'l .r k Ouh : ;t News StlMI U' .nltta Hpurls PUiiion t i l l ple<l pi|>*r. ■ I'1 vp.rulng trevoiluas I l i SI... ,1» in M l;Sl>. ■I III. Wnild A l Nine V It I 'll (t Meed At II,g . q <*|1« , Ijvwrene. 1:11put t * l i 11’ her, Angel- g-*t l.| T t - u l |f« :«mi H u l*p Parade n»i ii \ Hoy, A <11,1, kl.t.ie in t*« II. |.e|, tln s v iis , G II Hull! M llandll.-n lit®* (irclic-tra And Star , I I J « Morning Varieile. 1 » l ;« t Musi. Hawaii 11.1* IVayer P>.r l*ea, e I? in. World At N,»,a IS t , hadlo Farm plsssl ir 1» i reft ciui. I *<> PnpUla, him J J i g L—i l l . . .Ar.o ilcan« 1 -Ti Inle Hliea,. ■ ti. Mu.Pa| Vsrlslle. 1.no li., No,,. I la nch ft-i.a Mo,Id A, T in s . oi I Chairmen for the party aie Mr*. irfrrslimeiils. Mr*. H H. Crnnilev, p r i m , .'.fi* If. II. Coleman, tallies, Mr*, lame, reservation*, D r. Henry Mel.aiilin O p ln n ie t r ln l 113 .. M ainolis Mis. guest* I truce ilmnn, It I.. I oi pel I had a* hri Monday h ri daughter. Mi*. fa n c y ami Mi - Ct e.l M*rboth uf iiitand". Mis. Kaafa Kastner uf Ml t'lrssant. Pa a rm * .I yrsterdav, and will visit several days with friends. Ml. and M is J K. Te tw ille ge t will havr as I heir guest for a week Mi* Rolwrt C. M r B r ir r of t'oriil G a b le ., the fuim ui Miss Msigftlet T r n h r t uf this city . ' R A D IO S T A T I O N * W .T.R .R . ^ O . L . Bail.*, gmeral rhalrman. W.Mra. J . II. V,, hhIi tiff, ilecoratlun. Mr*. A, W. Kpp*. Kounnllat Soul-Win- lilt 11*114v *• * Mn T h r Hose circles-,f lin e .Hard,ti Cluh is spoils- *ing n Iw nrfit hridgi* and canasta , a lly fur tin- hrnl.l tng fund of the Kpi*eopul Parish House Thursday, Feb. I at 2:30 o'clock. Tea guests aie invited for 1:IHI o'clock. Those wanting ti—r iv a tions a ir askisl (o call Mrs. Kdward F . Kane hefoir Tuesday night. F. h Mi. and M i- Nell Kngle have as their guests, Mi* H n ta .e K i­ Miss wi II and M r- lt„v Fisher, both lie It ha Wallis of Rufhville, N. V., and H„v Fish12:00 Noon, Covered di*l» lumneun II » ( Iloehestrr, N. V. WtrrniMin Srssloyi I t M Hymn " le .u s Calls U r ." Ml t*. *»I. KloWei- has i el urn Pi aver for ihe leist. I'll liotue a ll! i attending an esreii Business session, live (Hiaid meeting of th r Stale s<>u|. winning |irmnn*naitoii by Hum, Dem oiiitialiun (Tu b s hrl.1 Cnlvmv llaptlsi Church, I>»y. al the ^ :sn Ju a n ll.d i I In H i Undo. furnished. Benefit Hridfto In Fla lined B y Circle Mm ning. JU'v, W* S . Hardin 11:10 Announcements, rtr. 1 1 .2u M i'd.iitary Message, Church. ** T h r Hanford Towuirm l ( 'lull No. 1 will huhl a regular meeting at 7:30 o'clock at thr City Kali. Chalrim u id thr ln t.rin iti.ia l Bazaar ftotu all whonl* in . S e m i ­ nole County will in. r 1 at i t*. i‘ II. at thr hunt* uf Slit It. C, lift.hr*. 4IJS Myrtle Avenue. All .1 |irn font III ful wumrii will h* held at thr K|il-,'«>|iul i’sri-h House at 12:1ft I'M in cunjunrtion with th* Florida Chain of M iidonarv Arrrniblic which Is S u m held at thr I H it Baptist Church Thursday »nd Friday All wontrn of Hanford a rt invito! to attthd and thry a ir aikrd to bring sandwich**, Coffee will hr M f lN IU T Mr. and 1.*n. irtu in .d fi. ip Middle, Ala. when thry spent a »h..rt time. Mi. and Mi Joe Spikes and Seiiptuie Psalm 44:2d. 21; 1‘salm son, Joe Paul, and Mi and Mr* 130:21; II Chronicle* 7:11 ( ’. C. It...* and sop Hill of Hart* Hym n - “ My Prayer**, Mrs, H. II ford, Ala. were weekend guests t»ray <f 1|r. and M i* flirt. Pate. T h i Baptist Women’ . Mir . 11. ary Unli.a of Hcmirmt, \ -<o, >n. Hon w ill havr it coven ,| Ui-h luncheon at 1*<:*«* A M t in t F rid a y , in thr lir n r t a It.i|>tmt T h r K rv Cluh I* spun*..ring a Pancake Supper for thr KIwanD Club numbers and llis-ir wivre at thr Hrndnulr High Srhu.il in th* . Hum r Kctmomi,» n*nn al 7 r*fr W ’ M Aftrrwar.l thr Key Club i* - challenging thr Kiwanir' to a baskrt hall game. ** " M l * y Messiah rehearsal trill fa hrld at thr First Mrtlmdi't Chtirrh at H-30 P. SI. A ll singrrs are urgr.l to at* t*nd. guest fui th r w in !,i Mi and Sirs. Joseph M u rra y uf Bushyillr, N , S' " I d l Today'a Plat 3 !u lilts And lleadllnes 111', V.... r Memory Kong* I so Mii.P- favor* Pgm I 10 III llr-|.iesl tiw> Tl,e IlHyil.iu Hour i l l ! sp o il- King Of Hay ft on News •i l l Hanford Market deport « in Tn lltg h l donga t 1» N|j.iile Paradr •;(> tnk Spot* Pniertalnr t.on lts,e,rl To Tl.e pen p|g r t i Tl.e iTiaitoiM ra Ilia llelialy Tim e ; U Keynote- tly , ’srle > ho Variety Hall S?J,l Meet The IIAnd » -an Nigh, i.llllo n * l i PI,II deed Al Organ hi>., H’a |i«neeli,n» 10 0“ Pnlleil Nation* l>. I I lla, MeKInley ,l,k I" la At Home W ilt, Music Hind News li When oi Migo u rr rooking lanrli chops you’re -lash tile fat atouinl thr rim rarlt chop so ft won't curl, Mr*, fa n e Cluward uf O rm ond Resell is a rrivin g tonight tu spend a few days with her sister and brother-in-law . Mr. and Mr*. Sid itev D. ('base, J r . Mr mid Mr* A ln a n d e r Me Geacbey ,tf St Petri si,lirg , are 'pending -everal day- w ith Mr and Mr*. W T Ji.bnson at their bmnr on I'niila Bond Mr. nipl M r- T . P. W'iti*. of Cltarievlon, S < left veftterdav for A la it,, mu. where they w ill Spend tome time with their d a u gh ­ ter. Mr. amt M r« White have Itrsn ihe guest* of Mr. and M r*. St ( lair White. Mrs. (Jnrner Speakn Before Story Iamiruo The Sanfoid Story League met Mumlay evening a McKinley Hall wilh Mrs. Ktvlra G ainer, author uf “ Kiekiel" and other *t„rleo, elm -, ing for interpretation James Hi nr tier's "M a n y Moon*", and Iw o poem* from "Gtal’s TionilHiim s” hy Janies Weldon Johnson. As a prsdogur to this progran little 3 li-s M a rg a n t Jones (old the Stair V of "Th e Kittle llu rkilig Ilur**>,** tlier, she nml T e rrla C o l­ lins, drrssevi a* while give*, recite,I and diam atixrd "Th e K lf M an" poem. The shut! hualnrss session in rliliieil a Itrirf outline of the faa gue's aetlvitk'* during the past sis months. Afteiwarda M r*. IK A. Colih ami M is. M arguerite Gta ham were hostesses to npprnxi rnalely 20 mer.hers and guest*. luff’s BiiO idiiy Is Oliservfil By U . I>. ilollyWMMl i'Uv Lamplighter IIY By I DM IH IY I.K IU III IIIO M VS llO l.I.V VVl*4U». aJill s'Fr I'lir ldrthdii\ of tii<nrt*1 B*»U*it * The Steeping City**, which will If th.* CllltlAlr l* a lilllt* K 1 •'•• vki» , (fiiiliifIMorRtrd Kridnv I . ip Nanfoi.l ll.ors.iav and F r i ­ in }< m B |rv iilro i.tlir«ro (tiit t In* w h in the ntctnlH'H of Nornmn *l*‘ day, is another type uf movie whichw ttk t U CQUiti »'** Ih y ii u h V io iiiMwnd n ^ n U i . im t* «i Hollywood docs extremely well— »* itl !o ^n . I hum h irm of Ci'nWi*Mik'v. nm nThe Big City seen closely at the 'I hr m t if M «»f tlir fitfttrv i»ivd I.d Soinmolt Hiiih i luu kgriiund for the actions of a itiI h i»n* n to ! *Ss lo»o|j few people. t timl arrmiRettifUlts for hri lifM i inly i" I iinifs il Hina i on nmdi* Film ed in New Y u tk C ity , “ The fiicUii *‘ in I«i yenr *, ” M \ Son Jtihri" tlio lin in ’i|>nI nit«!rvs<4t v%ln«')i wa® Sleeping C ity" i» a reallstir pic­ 1.111t 4!f th* 1t |t IHHHirv, (kill* on thplif** of tli»* i *#mf id i'iu ti ture of the smaahmg uf a narcotica iII1*1 Willi Oir illr** ll*" II m h is ring. Co Icea G ray and llicliaid I oiii out Iifff lot \ 11*24 I \*r> I* f*il* i Hit ^ruMktf %%!»% m l i «m|i |4’*'«| h II ( .siM**v« p ru friiii Conte play the leading rules. iiojHOfiiii! |»«'i ftiumyo* I t«» I n. ^*lI* lu M i ', «*hmi iiinn. i%hu i i i u n n a Adult* will like thi* film ami to JIM'Ih I to A illHts illltlh lt 1 IkhiL ' i u i o i .i l U r - i t i i (■»*, tht* will the lounger set, hut for lho.e Y|iikr. M,1>r • lDs,| lit Wiioli VllH'i u iiH to (lit HoilUtiolf (Ilk’ ll under 12, this may lie a little l,«. lloli|T in *1i itir Mhi? 11 'hit* into i i i111\ M?® M in i mature. |Ilf MMIMMi U *fllltll 1 v'M'V Mill | M|r*»»n# |ki* rnli'd [tii Hn»| of ,\i «, playing locally is the tech Ulli| Lwf, «Ili,oIk 11U111h %%111. I' TO1« |iitcolur 11 miaul it lousical "Duchess in vy |>*ii#* i n<itii ikik i -ill 4»m n lo n(*f* i .uio* I nnil* to I hf J iiiu hi J -Sch#nil V.t|'MHi y I lie four bridesmaids, the Mls.se' of Idahu", which l* pleasant iKirolhy Jo y.-e r, M atlhalyn New- ■tiougli, hut lathee at,sold as lui i l A H r i i (hrti i)it* "tioll lit i* fi B'il* n iu u n u i'ln u -r, lu v ilib iit of niiilim r. K%tr|j| m I ip ii iio n lo i la'rry, H o s s ri, \ge*,li and Nancy »• the plot I* cons'l l lied. Van kiln,, flo •Indent l«jd\. nrf**| «% iiin%t« i I.PD ,V |i l RtV) ll»'t i'll Doll, wen- dressed in white faille on a.,1 F.slher W illia m - make thi* *»f i i i«'iiii>iilf* duiitm Ku* iiiogram iiiattiiK cutii'rrultiir th»* imtuit* «*! taffeta l-.illeriiiH dresses and v*ai ■ a Y%)oilt W!M **!*• IH d Vi.th «vii|lluii' till ........ . t>, *it througii, tl»i* Mfi|M lievi shower tHiu,|u,-ts of |m.inset *» H ough a idol a* co m y as 'his one i M U'lmif L*. \ t'liHrii II m iw m . « lm|t|ln Why hjiS *li« v % ii itoil liiiik I* * Miss 1.11v (ilra -o n . the maid of sill In- haul to take. Mete v * m u ,d ti,, f,« -lim at , lahonor, wote a Simla, gown and tine vehicle for Van Juhnsoti and ii'lu i li il» ih f m i •*4i* T I i„* loeuda rs lai* i nVIa ridfst a “ .Simiily tiodiiiii* l hnil laniesl n white muff covere.| with K s ih n Williams Th e lt-ddiy B„x ti,nclu-f,n h, til -n - p tiv s i, dining tut it (if(rl «*(! til* lo - '*'« hud i’% ,,„,o , e* llo tlavfni, J„t, \1,s I, fHiillsrttas. uigntle will ptoliahlv like it. v i|r*1 |ill*j" thi* |%*|.1»*"iI *' I»111 « I t’i! Ile»t man was (Tatence C g rtrr. H 11 i i t,p*k tin- , hall limn >,f , ] l umlng Siam I 11m itl I ,i-«* * -lo r y , 1 Iiiiil to H a h n -w e re Kenneth Carter. P L It is woith mentioning h e ir until util (it'll f**1*1 i(>i 4 It HI' l a* L't-lm ,,t . Batteraon, David ! Ausley uf (Irlit, h»ng („,■« i.r,,ii l,it-t, ,vatrial •'Harvey'', whirh will t>e In |w till'd In till* (uiln lit IM* Iniido, nod Joel de I Font:, me. , i - o l w i l l , nn a i« amtemrlll ol town Sun-lay and Monday i* a And w Ik i I «k»* Sylvia (Julttnei. I'-l-uli.r lyr'c lot. ,'lndlol....... <n,l .,•i11 Am, || how Dial will do everyone gmai {i I hiu I ihp ml*■' SI •* i'I o m I n1 •of,moo. of Santa Bail.ala, Calif., ■ il* and i ..< f,,t,*iot, I lu g- w rr, to -re . Its lues-age i - a -ililple one, Mi'Cnipy, u Iih Iiim iiiii*it ai.g “ I'anis Angleicus’* I,, Franck plat •d in It,tlder • luith -PI, • ,.f and “The l ord's Prayer'* hv Mb - hut one which must of us unimug iiduioiii«)i(ur ■»il» iu * ll» «'\|»lmii Hie - ■ nit al ai I h iic , ip, nl ,i atlve souls would do well to id I 1 !*»•• mpuy (ilni toil lottr. \fter til, lunclitoi, „ klo.it I.ok ...In -tan,I It makv * os Hatise •Hlli'tl li) nthit 1u dio» - ( t i I" Both hrltle and hridegiuoiu ate I»•' >IsI- ill HM11 Kioto Hoi is* ills gradiiate- .if the University of that there ale many people in the \rie..rim and ar> now leaching in tviir f*1 Ilk,- Klwno.i Doud who niuke Ildd lltnt ill*' I lit* i||»|o lit d Hi Inlli tin Sumetto,, Utainniar School, life mure livahh arid -alisfa.-lory u% in nidi a * il* " I" I • n rn ii-ii for theiilftrlves hv liiakiUK their for llRrry I'd v rn it ld I ■• **01111 Surnetton, Ari*. work overtime. Y|y Wny " Dr. and Mrs Joel SwarU, .inaginatiuns “ H a rv e y ’’ was a Broadway hit ot.ht .. I imd 'm d I .’ lent-graridparent* of the Pride, lot five yrai J nine* Stuart, whom lin n i «< l|olivw*»«nl -» ;«a •Itaia>d,i first .aim* to Saufutd with their w r havr always liked, turn* in hi* o r lr f t i) w Ill'll I ' titldii’l Its'oil. and his wife, Mr and Mr*. usiia* fine i n fo r mance a* the to w o rn iil«ii*i Mini.' -,i* i and car George II Sw artl, ill IIHII ymnathetic tl.a ia «ts i Klw,„e| n n unci. *tM Mii-tuglpJ IIm Mi S w a rtr rvturnr.1 this week ll-.od, whose 1 on-'ant companion Is “ | ,,-cit to l.avr .td to lil« home on Sllyi-r I ake, after -i v fiHd i sId,it " l i a r V*yM Tiieie 'illr 1«* ftIill lit ll|^' 1Hi|sIk, visiting witli hi* ilftoghlei In f a l i- only mi - cat-h. however; “ Hat lia tu - Calif. I v, y'* i- invisalile to eve tv,me hut 11« i fihl iti H r I '-It "* n ». nil* ■ Clwoovl "H a rve y'' stacks up as one III A Knit s-v-n |*i \*in of T l l l i pictllles of the veal 1 lie tilip i)p|hr*t Vkliy *(i* * I’ lliMf * whole family will want to see it ‘*Tlir j* It »f .Mntll li'l *’If*ilti*'f ID M BS. J I f M IN D K and riiuold Irani n lot from it. trhlrli won h n nn i»*n»1riiii a ^n n l. The granddaughter of George O. Fwartr, well-known re-idrnl of Bnnfunl, wit. married at St. Paul's Kpiseopal Church, Yuma, AH*. She is the foraiei l.ois Fontaine, ■laughter of M i, *nd Mr*. K. Ik Fontaine of la,, tiatnv. Calif. Th r hr id* giiHim is John Hi, hard Grace, son of Mr* W, I! Clayton uf h. Vt. A i milage uf St. Peter* Phia-niv, AH* Hie l.tide was given |„ marriage hurt spent ve-triday hetv vlsltiiy her father, she wme white slipinK with fHmd* la r satin with white lace in bustle M i. and Mrs. (iria ld hosting e f f e c t , a i l i n g over a court (rain Irft foi Miam i Monday, w h r i r thry of whit,- .atiu, a veil ot illusion net, falling from a peai -entrusted wilt spend th r werk. sap, and can led iwo white orchid* Mrs C . ( ’ . H>ft*ley has a. Iwi p i , n white prayer l«n,k £ . / I » ItaptistWomansCroup Social Calendar To Meet On Frida y P e r s o n a l s W Kn.\K.sn w The Prayer Meeting Srrvire at th* F in « Baptist C h u u li mill t ■In *1 7;3o P .il, W r ..ill continutw llh (he study uf the U-ok „f Ephetiam. m i Ii.iim T h t DuuffU* Ji*U.* Juiii.it III. thnhuod will m*‘*t at Ihi fit.* Baptist Church tonight at ; Miss Lois Fontaine W eds In Arizona PAGE I TH R EE I friers meeting was held, with Mr*. k K. Koumtllat, l i n t vic*-ptc«ldent, |>iesidlng in the absence of tie pK-Mdent, Mr*. VV. B Dyson. Vlemt-er* present were Mr*. I.. A Bruinlry, M r«. C. P. Herndon, M i. .1 St. C la ir White. Mrs. W . CIHII. M r-. J . M H a ye ., Mrs. J . 0 . Sharon, VIr*. K. J . Holly, Mrs. J . M McCaskill. Mr*. Kaney, M r«. T in Itick, and .Mr*. Bound IU t. Don't prick sausage links before >■ >< rook them. Put them in a skil­ let add „ -m a ll amount of water. and steam five tninult* *lien dram off water. Now cook ■■v•, glow heat turning ta u -a g r can fully to hrown on all side*. I ’-e pie,ill,*o| a|>pie* In a Is pi-..a .I*-, --it J m t cut cored red i onpi , l,-,| r apple* in matrhstirk •us pieces and fold a rUp of the pple -tick- and a quarter tea-fNt"p grated orange rind Into tin- standard u ■it - for 'apioca clean, I •■ |, I - Il the pnddillg too with a little , vtia grated orange rirtd H A NO I I I.KS.H0NS II,, h i . on, .on I Instructor I III, M rc tl 1'h. i m - W liO H K w n o d D i. and M is. Paul Wagr.or uf ttollm - College I i c n t l v eulM tallied leu guests si dinner at the l.oui’ wiust H ot, I prior to IliHt attending Die m m e il given by Bull, D ispel in M inter Park. Tuesday night lb, fangwoud lioproveinent A --,s ia tm n will meet to illsco-s H„- In,ml issiufm f&OJitMi paving whirh Is to he Voted U|M,I| Fell li. Those, who wish to vote (hen must register lefoie that date al lh> tow n Hall. For the lie-iiefti of Kyman School junior ela*s an entertain, merit i> tain a- rrheatsed hy the stiulents under the direction of Mr*. Jolin Crawford 11 w ill he prescnteil on Felt. 2. The Garden H u ll ha* had two meetings lately, line -uhieet was on landscaping the other at th» home of Mr*. Ayer* when meinla-rs heard K r w Piricli n u d a paper mi Galladiuins. greatly III raised for their rulotfol leave*, lie next meeting will l*> held at Mrs. I'riPce*' home. The ground* around l.iluniy Hall have lieeu greallv Improved l,v Tin>m «t Pinch and Jolm Farina w llh the hacking of Ihe C ivic l ea idle and the To w n Council. Under the direction of Mis* C J Wicksou of Toronto the l.ilirarv ir open each Salutday rimrning Iron, ti::t(i to 11:10 u’llock. The Ziegler School of dancing of Winter Park gave a dlnnei and a dance Thu rsiia y night al the hotel. Mnxirniinn Shepaid gave a I h Ik on Crechoslovakia la-fore the I! > tary Clufi in W inter Garden Tin * ij.'1 day. id. and Mr* Karl Sexton ot Wichita, Te x . announce the Idrth „f a son Karl 3rd Dec. 20. Kt Sex­ ton bnlieen transferred lo n of o t i c rh.*M wii- t«m* Ill'll Mil. TKOPirAl. roil qevtrd wilt, tlftja* p iclu ie ," *he answerwl "It v , m , l u -t and il,y liusluvriil it'h a il, Ma- Artl-m > wav w illing the r lijil (m ill ,(*' to >1nv o il the ru fl o* t ic , ■i , . Wleui ,i , p » >(ir, WB |T« H ill I It viewed, II ,w y> aid to *» •» I M o l M l.Vt KN I awful flint ,i wa*n'l p »i e to I... li I, a*, ‘I lust bapp, to <1 e I, le livin g 7 ha 11a-1 I tlo n piialo, to- , t'C,,'| ■if M tiM l wa- in k m i • tVtwn h, i, tm lied -ix .......nib* later, M l. and .Mis. To m m y Mero nn IIa -k, d to re "b* f-o I >1 i. noon*-, the idrth of a daughter, II, -ti-tf aiol Jane Klisala-th, on Jan. 21 at the •old to lake t off tw»k 'H 'tii' , Fernuld l.auyhtor, Metnotiiil Hos­ 111> ini ' ( hi»»»*I Mini I pital. H p ir K im »h ii nut uf tin lN ' w T w o delirious ways of serving Vm ti | 1’Apilii} (r* *i»u*'4 *•( I Hr |*i* it «ii»( nap beans: mix the rookril beans till** Wi' HI fit to into a cheese saute. Cut the •xtart*‘I i f f k|f i«t Kn |init* 4t*fit , ,Miked la-mi* into -m a ll pieces, (out Ih «*ii 4j # »iiii *It woi I , A mail oils again with u cheese sauce, (||lh«ni RMOlflil (I" - U»«l, ’ •( ViMl’M and Use to fill lodlowcd-out Ionia- Dill *VIt**%’IfMf tin* |||«1*M»' I* f*Vl* lues; lop with a slice uf f t lf f l f W# 'tn y n l, tmi ttm to t .•ir it it i and »(ir limn r i D M “krtd tur into the uven uniil t«ma ( ft Rtill 1111•I 11 * ftlMlW n *tl11 tm '- are cooked ami Kean mixture Y11 i 11 ii 3 *■%., - ti>< Iuni * *111"«i• ** is hot. ■nut 1« I« %I mnii Wfi* ii'K.i 4 Itai.e acorn squash with honey. (loir slif* i finin'(it fin in w mcifmin W u -h each 0 , 1111- 1, and cut it In vt*»nM iiffWt tliv K m n t -1 **| i|nti*l Ii Iimw /’ m iO itM it half lengthwise; scoop out the ■■I In |In ;it*‘f i* it ri.l.ntou in seed* ulid membrane. I'ut a tabic k|H,oi, honey, u taliles|a,on of %it 11«I tliiif '•■••ii ••• itiin* » •\« n orange mice and a I oub|mh>ii of llillllT. "lint ( tlnnlv |»4-i(i»|i% tilrvi-no* butter or maigarine in earli in,It .>11 til- jltl itlf IlltlV i*‘ Oilokf I Is* nml Itake in n moderately hot oven iiitiTIf . iii»| fm |(ir III* w in \V(i» ii Until the *<p,H*li is tenner. i(i* movir* rulin' in, K ir I (»'*»in i’iiii M tin liriijifi nin t t»nl t»ml « ( m t i ; it Imm uin*’ %tiifil(n flint Shieve|Mirl, i.a. A ir Field. Bishop l.mitht will ailminisler in H p i . (In ly (Iiy I icrI ifwtin ■ nviiltl Confirmation at Kpiseopal Church -mvtvi*. TIini tit Hr M 1*4* ii imui t K.iin foi tin niovir ih iln -ti' on Fell, 2ft ill 4:INI I*. M ( ’. It Searry. J r ., Klertrirlan. 2nd Class, lias returned to hiI li*' h fjiWBiMv H ivi" in Itm iiii station in the N avy al Alameda, I* liiiiii .il Ir ft.r *MN| intlr® Calif. 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"HARVEY" ‘■a - j V .ta’ �■ ,■ »— ’— — — ----------— — ---------------------------------------------.-------------; ------------ *— -— ~ ------------- -— — u--------------- TH E PACK FOUR Seabreeze Defeats Sanford 67-37; Jim Bockoven Stars For Visitors A rnol beautifully tnotdimlwl Snalim-n: live l*.l night fended off a f«ul-h*ppy Seminole High iquad to Min ratify 67 to 37. Maying iheit roughest game of the if/Kin. the Celeryled* Mere outdeitrd in every department hy the tall imoolli-wntkmg Daytona trew. Fruitraled under the billet in the initial qiiailn the Scahieere five rttreated hryond the foul line and ihol inciedildy accurate tel ilmli un­ til the Celeryled defente Mat pulled out. Then they moved in with the it*-*---------eeptively effnrtle** gr*r«- that rhninrtrrirra fine hull rluha. Only in the second quarter dul the firi timer laetien of the lorai five arem tn bother the visitor* Met *, (.'mingtnti, Clause and .Smith all tripnril uppment* in th«art rtf ahwlln,- iliuin* ||i*t peri'xl liver jrai people attended th< to spoil fuui certain Heahreeao Itullin* College Water Show at (n*!> For a couple of minutr* the SanUndo Spring* Ktinday with viaitoti hail an ur«lrr*tanil*bl<* a trick riding borne show thrown tenilenry to look at their fret in. Il was all for the March of while snooting. Dimes which netted the tenefit While took the tlpoff an the tl.'iuno. During Intermission o r­ game opened, but was imahlr to ange juir*. was served by the •core. Jerry Block, who dropped Seminole County Chamber of in IS points for th<- visitors diirint,- Commerce. the evening, made a foul shot fol­ The water show directed hy lowed hy a one-handeed push shot Fleet 1‘eeple*. well-known swim­ b> Covington and the Celery fed* ming instructor at the rollegr. Were ahead for the only lime dur­ The star ptrfoirnrt was Miss ing ihn game. Bobby lim n who gave a beau­ The vidlnrs prom ptly tetaiiatrcl tiful exhibition of ballet swim­ with a field goal and llrnchhoven ming and demonslrnllon of all got turn more, lie sron-d lid d u r­ the swimming strokes, particularing the game. ly her racing backstroke foi Itroek dloppeil in l « n followed which she won the rhamplonshiji Ity a beautiful overhead hook ahnl of New Jersey Htale In 11*17. by Brnrk tefnrr Covington found She was winner of the Southern the range for the lorai* to make A. A. IL Championship held In It K tn 3. Keahterrr rarkrel up four point ■, Wilton. N . C. In I960 and Is one of Florida’s most popular on a pair of fmila anil a field goal which Clause equalled fwo foul Aqua IJueens. J rrty tinggs, lifeguard at Dubahota anil a quirk field goal. The o<licd Country (Tull, a student at Store ws* twelve to 7 and for a llolllns, showed outstanding style couple of minutes It looked as If in his fancy diving exhibition. the Crleryfeds might have been Tony I’erkln* and I’eter Robinson able to play vaunted Seabreeze on brought forth squeels from the fairly equal terms. But not for crowd with their funny antics in long. R M an unusual clown act. llrockhovni and Krugman earh Winners In the mno* race, hit the iwtkrt for I ho visitors a* doubles, wera John Neal ami the f’eleryfnU ratnt- hack with Roger Bentley who raced with one. Clause hit nn a neat nvethead Charles Belew, Keymnur Israel; art shot to make the seora 17 to II I’eler Robinson and Tony Per■t the quarter. kins; Varnum Irvine and W il­ Fouling Indiscriminately In an liam I,yell. In the singles rare attempt to halt or disorganize tier William I.ycll wno over Jim ■(curate Statures* o itense, tho Kishrr, Seymour Israel, and I’eter Caleryfed vanity soon eccumul*- Robinson. A n exhibition of canoe ted dose to their maximum al* tilting was put on by Jim Klsher, lowed as the tiandcraha method!, William I.ycll v*. Seymour Israel rally looped in penalty shots. ami Varnum Orvine, Ihe latter Brock got two points on a run­ team winning. ning layup to open the second The surprise of the day came Harter followrd hy a foul shot hy when Mrs. buy Reiter and Mrs. Tnny Stafford. Lenliolt retaliated Harry I’vle presented an In­ with two and I'lntim' rarrd under formal trick horse show. Young the basket fiq two more. Robbie Reltei pul on an extra Defensively the Sandcrate were George Jones, local colored Imncnot particularly tin pi revive hut good show of liarrlwrk riding ami they had no particular turd t<> he. bit itii and trick rider gave n Brock again sank two to m ale pmv| exhibit ton of fast and fancy (far srote 2- i l l . I.< ntii.il hit will, riding and horse tricks. ■ act shot from 28 feet out and Mrs. I’yle, wife of Harry Pyle, Brock s!*4* |ho ball to layup a Well kpuwn hoio«as Ivors* owner C rlit tyvt/igt«n 'urt a one-handed ami .trainer, prevented her white push shot flam the left hand cor­ Tenne*'re Walking llotac and ner got two. but flroekkovcn pm her famous Fall menu horse equalled It nit the ttrairat play of through Itls fluctuating tricks. the game a running 'raping hook shot made while traveling at full aprrd JO feet front the basket. Tile ball didn't even touch the rim . While on • rrip got two niaktui: (he score 27 tn IS Clause sank .i pet ahnl hut Krehrrcxe method!pally piled up I he score to 31-21) i l ihe half. H K L A N D , Jan. 2 8 -fB p e e ia l)-. ] In the third peer toil the O l r r v pcill wrrv hsndcuffrd hy a tigh­ f’oarh Joe McMullen today called tened Sandcrah defense ss their spring football practice fur the folding tactics Itecame somewhat 1981 edition of the Station Hallers ■lore tlesperala. for January 20 at 8:90 P. M. The Hatter mentor announced 1 Coach (Janas second string •wrecking rrrwr” composed of Diet all prospective players wlli l l r t r , Davis ami McCall made se lo- Issued equipment Thursday and fetal vpeetscular plays, Davi* Friday In order that no lime wlli ptt two uccavslon.s .(rating thr Ius11 lie lost Monday. Sv a hustling, ever.moving style Mora than 38 players are ex­ which caught Seabreeze off ha pected to answer the cal]. No jn c e . Bui the affect nf their huzl- try-outs era being eceepted during lu g was somewhat offset hr tho this session. The first w#*k of Ute session ■taeruracy of their shooting. to con. T h r score stood at M to 29 at will he confliwd mainly u beginning of the fourth quar dltlonini ng and fundamental*. HowM the Seminole lllg h five rou­ ever, fundamentals fundamental* and assign ted tn halite It out. Very few UbeHtnllon* rataa In for the shs whn seemed Intent on Wilding tip as high a Scute as slble, ’im l Covington ami Hardin both In Im’ keta at the outset but Forslhe of Senbreese hilt on U •handed hook shot that travealmosl from renter court A C O L U M B U S , O., J in . 94— (<U) lutlful shot. Clause Ml two Hi shots making the acore 01 to — A xerie* nf nine regional meetlugs starting this weekend may have a Ini lo do with how sue. Meta tripped Brock under the retsful a season minor league siket neatly blocking ^hllm into baseball has In 1081— Its gulden >a canvas covered brick walk anniversary year. mith looped In two as the gams The National Association of tided 07 to (7. profesaltina! hateball l e a g u e * In tho Junior varsity game the (minor*) haa invited representa­ eleryfeds held a fa voted Sand- tive* from all It* 410 duos to at­ sb fire lo an 1 1 . 1 1 tla at tho tend. The fi rat meeting will be If but Ihe Hanford squad fell a- Friday and Saturday la Dee In the third and fourth p*r- Moines, la., for officials of midduring which tho scored only wort leagues and elaha. point* to the oppoaltlona 14. Baaelwil men will talk over srry Cordell was top scorer the organlution'a two b(g|««t fro Ik ala points. In the second half blem*: Jim m y Krlrf«r*a field goal t. How to Increoa* aU*Hd*nc« the local five from being 1. How to got enough glaytra ■ly shut out. a l minar illy Lineup Point* whila tho country Is caning me* Clause 14 and twore young man la tha armed It While force*. Covlnglnn Freeldent George M. Tratilnisn Lttardln of the Association golnta ant that Smith “ ere w were ml there en 440 minor league dub* si year and are art only <u0 now. rt he eaM "we "we’re holding Our feta *n" considering_ the droll. McCall Ae o rule min .. Jnor league play- Rollins College Show Nets $130 F o r Polio Drive S Stetson Hatters To Begin Spring Football Practice Baseball Owners Confer On Future Of Minor leagues / Varsity Llnoap a* K rider era are young men and good pros­ pect* for military oorvWo* Troutman aald that “whatever tho gwentment want* ua to do, wall adapt oureelvee to the gov­ ernment need*." Attendance at minar league but atUou, ai Cleveland Indians Will Be In Running, A1 Lopez Declares (This is the third of a series nf IS stories written by Ihe mejnr league managers for the Associated Cress under their own bjlinr* telling how Ih rir tram shapes up for 19.71 and ailing up Ihe olher rluha). C L K V K L A N D IN M A N S Hy A I, LOCK/. C L K V K L A N D , Jan. 21 t/ili/lt A» la only natural— eitirc tht* la my debut a* n major lenguc manager— I am a little handicap­ ped a* far ns appraidmg the Cleveland Indiana la concerned Not being in the American League these part three year*, since mv playing days with the Indians, I haven’t had a rhatice to watch many of the newrr plnyi-tand so will have lo wait until spring tialnlng In-fore | ■an Judge otir own cluh, Id nlmu- the other*. I do know tha* Boston la im ­ proved hv the addition of those two pitcher* from Chicago (B ill Wlghi an! Ray .Scarborough), but Ihe New York Yankees are still world rhampion*. nml a* such, are Ihe club to bent, I understand Hint the Indians of 11*81* were a pretty good club until Injuries and a defensive slump caught up with them in lute August. I’ve seen Al Rosen fthlld l-ascrnant play in the American Association and know he la Ihe kind of an aggtesaive ball p'syer Ihst ! like. |'vc a!-:, seen Ray Boone lit .prim- train­ ing and believe he’ll settle down and lie a leal good shortstop this year. Reports on Bob Avila <«e. rood ha-email | and Luke F.aster (first baseman) are encouraging although I haven't seen them play. I-arrv Dobv, nr course, Is a grrat liall plavrr and should be even heller In M S I. Then we have Dele Mitchell. Allle C U .k , Bob Kennedy and a rooklr named Harry Hlmnson for the real of our outfield We shouldn't have anv wnrrlea behind Ihe plate with Jim llegan, Birdie Tehhetta, nav Murray and a couple of prnmUing youngsters lo choose from. Our pltehlng, rtf course, la Ihe •test In the league. Most of our hurlers were here In 19197 so 1 know ‘ hem fnlrlv writ particul­ arly Roh Lemon. Hoh Feller, K*>ly Wvnn and Sieve Grnmrk. Mike Carria la new to me hut hla record certainly Indicates he has it. As far as Hie military draft la concerned, w e 've already lost four players and dnri’l flgtue It* lose more units* the regulallnns are rhangrd. All of our men n ie rliber veteran* or wre dcfeirn! en nbysi.al'gioum l. In the !s*t That Is, all but two or >t voungatar* wh«* will l*a reporting to the Indians for Ihe first time this spring. Out main weakness stems tn bn a lark of re«erve strength, partirutratv in the infield. We traded l/*U Klein ( formerly of the Card*! amt he might l«- the nnswrt at second and ehnri but we're at ill looking fnt another iitllllv man Alt In all. I'd say the Indian* will have a real contender In 1UBI. mrnts will l*e the main ohiert of tha four to five week period. "The tioya will lose )he ml**llllnnlng. but what they learn about Ihe game will carry nver until we begin serious Im iinrsi this fall." McMullen commented CnpsideraMe time will Ite il* voted tn work with individuals in nrder to line up at leait two to three apeclellits for eeeh posi­ tion. "We will heve lo be ready fnr anv evenluallty. For Instance, If the draft gel* one nf nur kicker* we wilt have to be prepared and ready to replace him," McMullen d*elar*d. McMullen would nol comment on Ihe outlook fnr Ihe coming year, nor would he commit himself on tha Htetsnn schedule, which he ■aid was ” *1111 Incunplrtc." WEDNESDAY JAN. 24. 1951 S A N F O R D H E R A D D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Cuban Champion Called Tough By Overweight Louis Mississippi State Heater Accident Gives Campanalla Has All Conference Scare Of His Life Player In Hargett Br JACK HAND IlKO O KI/YN . Ja n . 2 4 -W V A Roy Campanella still shudders Balding And Paunchy when he thinks of hie (lose escape from serious eye injury when a E x -C h a m p Favored hot water heater eiploded In his T o W in 10 Rounder [ face. H happened two week* ago at hi* home in Queens. A series MIAMI. Jan i d ’ (Specie!) nf >ye test* prove the Brooklyn DrtUnng lumiclf in the lietl phy- catcher's slghl I* undamaged. In lical iltap? he he* enjoyed *.e<r fad it's 20-18. But It was a close hit Isil meeting with Ihlly Conn. I call. " It wasn’t Ihn IllUext thing Jr>r I/nut laid yrttettiay he will that ever happened lo me," aald weigh "atnmi 210 |M*und»" when Roy. ” H ha*l me worried. Funny hr merit Otnchri Agramontr, thing. It never damaged the baeoheavyweight rhampmn n( Cuha. in tnrnt at all, just me. But It’* all right now. a 10-foundrr at Miami Stadium, Campanella signed his new eonWrdnr'dey. |-ch. 7. trnct yesterday, ealllng for a In the SI6,000.|20J)00 Utvler *bt- watchful eye* of salary Ttnineti Manny Beamon, t/iui* neighborhood. Roy la ready for the ;ti Into spsriing sessiona gun. | will gt Thursday nt Miami’s Magic City Roy will feel right at home gumnasltim. He’ll work with two playing under Chuek Dreaaen. the imported beavyre ghta. B a b y new Dodger manager, although he (Dutch I Culbertson anti Odell never waa on his ball cluh. Riley, l*nth main event fighters in Dtessen I* the first fellow In Northern riqg.. Now scaling 211, tin- Brooklyn organization to see four pound* over the weight he me." hr said. "H a * had an allcarried Into the imsiirceasfnl de­ star team nf big leaguers playing fense of hi* otd crown against in Newark afler the season nf Knaril Charles, Louis feels <ure 19-19. Against a Negro team. hell get to the official weighing "Aft*r the game he apute to erremoniea nt 2 lf>. me. Had roe go over to «*e Mr. The llrowo ttoridier weighed a Rirkey the next morning. Il half-pound over Ihe 2 In flgine enuMn’t have l*een anvthlng I did when hr trrrn tly stopped F.rddir In the game because Ralph Branca Reshore In four round*. pltrhrd a heck of a nail game Hpeaklttg atamt A gramonte. against us. t Itli tanking bravywright in the This was befnre Jackie Roblnworld, Loots (Kiinlrd out "he ■nn signed with Montreal to bemove* like Charles ami I* hard eome the first Negro In modern to hit. lie hurts when he hit*. A I>a>eball. Campanella knew all good puncher. Agramonte will lie about the Robinson case, too. Rut a good test for me. lie’s a belter kept It secret. fighter than Itesore.” ” 1 went to South America to While Louis waa grtting set for play that winter, "h r said. "While heavy workouts in Miami, Agio- I was away, M r. Rickey announc­ monte wired Ihe prnmnlera here ed he sign In# of Jackie. Whrn I that he is training at Htllimin'a came home I signed, too. They gymnasium in New- York and will sent me up to Nashua, N. It." arrive Ip Miami Ma week or 10 rampanella doesn’t make the (lay before the fight." winter baseball circuit since he hit The fight la lo-lng promoted by the majora. Ha rauldnt If he Miapilan* W . It- I’rrplcs and W il­ wanted because It'a against the lie Slater with the Internationa] rules. rlo of New York, tn toe rot* of This winter he and Robinson thr co-iponaorlng organization. worked at the Harlem Y M C A ae instructors. “ We go around to public Knoola making talke," he aald. "Instruct­ ing In all aorta of thing*. It helps you keep In shape. I weight about 214 now, that'* about eight over T f i v r o i l T - a K X TM II-.n r i n s T h vi r*— >'■<■*11* m y playing weight. But III be Al Marco. H K M arge M ii.tirt), down IPS-1M In the middle of the lilm m lx Ta p . « ‘nm*ier'» la < lr- Ftsshp Mali). U n i. I. U te , llla h I'tiryoae; summer. Rov still la miffed about the nmuiv tu v rr. * S K K I M I II Al'IS— I'w ls H lg thumb Injury that made him mis* t’andy Mam, Irish. J r a M ike, Jane several Dodger game* In SepUm* K*sn*. Jso tiv lleiwl. Ila p p y H a ­ bar, Nllll ha caught all hul 31 ven. Happy C f irto . (Ily p la a Chief T l l l l t l l I I P IV— a lathe wile Brooklyn game*, hatted .281 and hit 91 H i n t run*. . " F d like to eatch them all," he said. * T d rather be playlrg ae long at I’m around" Sanford - Orlando Kenned Club Entrle* •i-li* T ru ly . I t 'i i k . S ir Hplkr's itlcl (I«n n a r I't m h . '■ . By 8 T E R L N G S L A P P E T A T L A N T A , Jan. 24 - « V Mississippi Slate hasn't had an All-Southeastern Conference ha*kethall player since wartime 1913 whrn O n r Birds hoe was king of the guard*. But It looks strongly like State'* next All-Southeastern is in the making. Little Herbert Hargett, another guard, is the man. If young Herbert doesn't make the lump from the ItUU-RO second A ll-B E C tram t” the 1960.51 first tram , th m consistent high scoring and Ihe best points per-game aver­ age in he Conference don’t count. Hargett, a five-foot, 10-inch senior from Golden. Miss., made his firs! major bid for A ll-B E C when he scored 94 point* againat t/HiUlana State Dec. IS. Ilia se­ cond major bid was 28 point* against Vanderbilt, probably next tn Kentucky the best team in the conference. I/iat week came the third bid— 29 points against Mississippi. And Monday camr the fourth bid— hi* selection for "Star of Ihe Week" honor* among Southeastern bas­ ketball player* In the Atlanta Const it ul ion's poll of roaches. Hargett ranks fourth In loud Southeastern scoring with 203 points. But that isn’t hla best re­ commendation for A ll-SE C . Ilat g*tt la first In poins per game — 20.3. The Southeastern record i» gett is first In points per game— by AU-Amertra Alex Groza of Kentuckr In 1949. The lowest number of points Hargett ha* scored this season was 12 against defensive-minded Rt. Louis and 12 against Tulane, Twelve points against that kind of opposition I* good basketball. Hargett’s output looks better than ever when you look at Mlsalstlnpl State'* record. State Isn’t and Raver has been a bask-dball power. Title season the Maroon* rank In a tla with Auburn for ninth plae* In the 12-team South­ eastern. Oal ythree game* have been won In 10 trim and eome at those beating* have been decisive. WhUe State hag been stopped bard and often, Young Iln b e rt hasn't been stopped at all. SPORTS MIRROR By. A S S O C IA T E D , PRESS Today a year ago— cenlerfitlder Joe DiMagglo signed with the New York Yankee* for a reported 1190,000. Five year* ago— Wellsre Butte, head football roach at Georgia since 1039, atgned a new five-year contract. Te n year* ago— Henry Flnka we* named head football coach at Tulsa. Tw e n ty years ago— Babe Ruth ealatted Christy Mathewion. Eddie Tar Heels Set Record In 114-66 Win Over Woebegone Virginia Tech^ N EW YORK, Jen. 24-</P>— When he isn’t pr**t)iin« the "Golden Rule" Coach Everett Case is applying the "Iron Rod. Before his North Cerolina Stale besketbell five took the l oer agMtts Virginia Tech lest night. Case sdmontihed the fl.000 ipecitor* present lo follow Hoosier Hepped lo ihe home court to explain that some le*m. fell that they weren’t gelling a fair deal from the Raleigh Ian*. "While we may not agree with ihern. Case said, we ” ------------------------------ -4 a lot nf ro*-m for improvrmetit Top Golfers Tee Off have ”• •them " do unto u». The hi* N. S- State athlete*^ In Phoenix Tourney proceeded to swamp an outclassed P ItO K N IX , A>ic- Jen- 34— 1/11 — The nation's trailing golfer* ler off in the pro-amateur cur­ tain raiser of the 110,000 I’hoenii Open Golf Tournament today. They will be firing over th* d,G!M.yard, per 71 course et the Phoenix Country Club. Championthin play will start Thursday. Already Bantam Bcii Hogan has been lagged a* thr man lo l*at. Jim m y Demo ret and Byron Nelson are also rated near the top. A field uf 39 qualifier- got around thr Phornix Enrant Park course in 73 or under yesterday to insure their participation In the tournuy. Larry Glosser of Cdumbus, O., led tbe field of, 120 aspirant* with a four-under par G6 made up of rounds of 31 and 38. Walt Ro­ mans, Baltimore, Md., followed with 33-38— 68. Bunched at <19 were Jack Coyle, Hprlngflrtd, III. (36-34); Kblmt Hiiggs, Saginaw, Mich. (34-34) and Dick l/jndahl, Caldwell, Idaho, (34-36). Sports Roundup lly H U G H F U L L E R T O N , Jr. N E W Y O R K . Jan. 2 3 - (/P)-On* reason for the hard feeling* between minor end major league baseball, says aa anonymous gent who ought to know, I* that tame radio stations have been "unethi­ cal" In their dealings with hall dubs . . Our informant, a mamr league man noted for looking after the little guys. Insists wvse few stationa should be ft-rred into line If they won* go willingly . . Their principal offenses hav • been applying pressure lo get major league broadcast* while the local local game* . . That may not minor club we* at home and re­ fusing to co-operate In promo,ding sound like much, but It can be enough to change the color '>f the bookkeeper'* ink and reuse a lot of hard feeling* . . "One must In network broadcast* I* for tha lo­ cal station* lo allot a certain amount of time for promotion of local gamee. Tbe network* are of Virginia Tech team. l l t tW. Case couldn't bold the score down and the T a r Heel* set two Southern Conference scoring mark*. Sam Ranzino pouted through 47 point* to better the record of -46 set by George Glamark of Nnrth Carolina in 1941. The team total of 114 topped N. C. Stale’* previnu* m irk of 103 set earlier this season against Fur­ man. # N. C State 118-2). ranked eighth nationally In this week’* Associated Pres* poll, nas a 9-9 mark in the conference. Lawrence Tech, nearly burled among its tetter known lllg Ten ni ightors, kepi alive on- of the few remaining winning streak*. The Detroit school edged by tough DePaul, tiS-tVi, f»r No. 12. Dial tie Denning H in n l 22 for the winner*. Lankv Dave Kanlnkui dropped, In the last Ihree seconds to give Vanderbilt a 68-67 victory over Tennessee. Ill* teammate. Bob Dudley Smith, scored 28 points lo keep Vandy In contention. Thu winner* now have a 7-9 mark al the lop of the Southeastern Conference standings. In other game* Detroit defeat­ ed tut wre nee, 89-71; Oklahoma City needed two overttime* to down Uaylor, 62-48, and Seattle U*ed one overtime to take Central v Washington, 87-80, and Georgia's*' Bill Scnlbst tipped in a field goal In the last 10 defeat Mercer, 80-68, a mind to insist on this," our in* formant add* optimistically . . And how about the possibility that the problem won’t exist next sea­ son because there won’t he enough minor league* left to suffer? Ability Recogalied Pat Petroskl, the only TL ol)a Miami alumnus who coaches a college hockey soued .climaxed a lecture to hi* New Hampshire team with the admonition: "Cor­ rect your own mistake*. Ynu're your own best teacher." . . A few minutes later hp no!iced a sopho­ more wlngman making a dumb mistake so fill bellowed: " ll-y , who's the best teacher?" . . ” Y"d are. coach." came the unhedtant reply. . "So what happen*,' ’Pat explains. . "Naturally he was j Plank and Herb Pennock as pitch- smarter than I waa w he atarteq a n on hi* all-Uaw, all-star team. the first game." Railing F la s h M a lle . N M 't'— r s i w i n II lia n fo rlh . Hlepplntoi, Mnlp's Hiiinkc. A - « Tra ve le r. F o i Uahe. Tsl.t.y n i l s * . My II.HOt ftp. flee l^ e SIXTH l«A< > ^ -S lathe Mile K K. I nancy M itchell, Hnlp’a Re­ ward. H e re dita ry, Count llasur. I lls l.eeile. 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I in* tu-si k ivp ilit; rntr Uialrrmrl.il* I'vMlIlfff* '|ts|a Dfr**ri* WfitlMic 1 r*it in Mr < •*»*» |>rlll|arr« I I '. i i m . i r I .r i l l l .r i . fu r yu ii, p ritv s ----- 1 c o w a o i IH TK II awo o u ra ir w itHraico ■ n tfin o o o u iri j iM s ri | w * t r i g r m m i raa r o u t eaaricuias n u d i ns stulill* 118 1114*81* tim e s IK-1111 It. mill OUT III. 1111*8 nf till* I h *h I ip iiility |Missililc. ■a i m I ! | i i w u o comaot * * i ro o o u e n a v a u a iu ar, Dawson Construction Co.. Inc. Try IlhlKALI) Want Ads Far R o n fit t all tu I « a U t. •■).« arH r t . H 'l . i i f . m M I . M la The l . i t lift* 141 lima !•« a*, it a . laaartlaa lim e, la* a .. Ilwa laaeulaw ll* H l « . . . liar la .H il u lint,* •( per lla* latartlaa K P r waul. <fca lla*. Itaablr rala lar t l u t fat* rap* IMIONIi 148 II' a nt mill l»e *•« re ru'd v*t er *hr •tli 9hon* *.a me*mmvaa dMim rhAtff# if fniir MAN*r U Haled I m (lie (rlefthmo* In return far IM* nrenmmwff a II« a (hr ndirtlUer la n y e rio l in any preM pilh Iff Mrder for ■■ tw render Ihr Wal |H»«lblf u n lrv i ■II W rr i Ada Mail hr •■ «nr nf* Hr# nff lb* dfff hfflnrr |i«hllrnlinn. Kir A*r M ill* m ImmrfflAlrlf If rr fftrwt Mernru •■ four rad. H r m »n »« hr ve**M*n«lhlr l»r mute fhn* **t iR rrrtrd •••#»••••a THE SANFORD HERALD FUH R E N T I- — I V K u A K A a P A IM K N T S , Room and Rloret. 116 W . F ir tl Street Chon* 0 0 W. N K IV Fumitlirtl and unfutnttbed duplexoftJ.<i» in year. S*e Whid •Ion, ||!i South I’ark A*rnur. n K lt r h r u r t t f Apt. Work, piotitll •v nr ten.on Sluudn'rlaiid t'mirt. HI way 17 W at P ity l.imit. FO R 8 A I.F or rent 0 i n " of l I He land. Now in the turn SpliliK tlop. K « m tall Tom K e lly, I’nnnt' tW I-R. Ju .t of Went lit. S tire t, I mile ati-l a half. F U R N IS H E D Harare Apntlmmil for rent. 1200 M arn«lia Are. S R O O M furnithrri apt. 2 lied m roomn and nereon fmrrh, like w private home. Rhone 1162-W or ran fc* tern at 820 Wett 3rd. _ Street. __ 3 A N D S ROOM apartmenta. Call “ Nance, I655-M-2._________ r *— R E A L K H T A T K F O R f l A t f f - A Rainbow Touriit I^xlire on lliway 17*92, 4 mi let tenth of Sanford 100 fw t Hiway fiontace » room ,, 4 batht, arin 3 room* | owner* h.m.e. _ _ ■N e w ’ M A S O N R Y wrnArtKUd t bedroom home almoat rompletdi. Gond location. Price 17600.00 Severn I amaller home* in or out of city. Priced *3600,00 and up, ROItKRT A. W ILL IA M S . Itralliw Rayawmd K. l.andi|i<Ut. Aaanrtatr I .like Flunl llniitrfin Small Furni: he I Cottage with Klertrlc Kitrhrn: Snnm Yntimr Pitrua A lli'iiutiful Site i*n 4*iMai Vl.hlnc I j U ' llonl |in hid* d 4tnlv I i . 8« i . Ca h. See i»h a 4V. It. Mw*yr l.’I Acre* <>n lU i'iti/ul SpririR-fwi U L r I'lentv of Frnlt^w Nice I .nun Mialrrn <• lltaim Runta* low with Fleetrie Kilfheiy— F rirf Itul t.-ivl Fui ni tlird For (Juick Sn^e. See John W . IV M o ttr A Reiil liny 4 Uooln Home, (laiu r o . tiarden l^d 4 Mile. Uut. Full I’rire * 1 . 100. See J«hn IV, II Mmtre II ItiM.m Itnnfulow, III A flr* liaOd until i In— Klertri(im drn *IM. ii>, iin«, .S-'mr Cdrua. Ru^ O w nrit I'uuity, An.unie Italanrr I" .. Sre John W, II. Moore Fm fit iu» I. arid — 10, 17, f>0 and fill Arte Tracta See John W . It. Moore :tn Ai re* fitru* Ianid Partly Plant rd in Yi'tinr Tr»*e»; AI unit 76 t aip> Hi arinir Tre e . Sninll. 'Iiidrin. Well Fnrni.hed Home, I’lu* Rental l*ro|wrty All f'ity Ori\eiiieniet-- On Deep. Spine* fed l.ake JO H N W. I) ttU O K C . Iltokrr llnbett E. Karn*. A**oriale 221 K. l in t Phone 131J IN COM K— 3 apartment hornet, payine approximately I0f» on nukinit price. W A TER FRONT H O M E New hiMi«e. 3 buifoomt, llvine room, tllninc room, breakfatt room, kitchen ami laundry, two batht nn f* a c m of tl round, masonry m mliuction. I26.00tt.00. S M A L L H O U S E M .«t..„ in City limit*, in Rond condition larRe lot and well wotth *3,64*0.001 S U E C IA Ie -N lr* & room moHent iimi.e with .mall Rtoye. fairly priced at *5.nno.on P L A N T A T IO N E S T A T E S Se» eral hou«e*, 2 and 8 bedroom* for nff.ale in (hit attrarlivi auMivia* Ion. H K llr.V A Y P ltO P R R T i 2 ked* room matonry cunatruction on larRe lot with apartment, par­ tially furnlihed. cierptionally nice and well worth *14,500 00, ndjtiin. lake. F R E D W. HP.NIIKH. Realtor 201 S. Park A*r. I'honr 1030 A. II. Peleraon, Hrokrr I I I S'. Park Are. Phone IIW 2 BEDROOM home. *3.000- *1060 down, Iwlance *10.07 per m m lh. Smell *r<>eery .tore with 2 hed roiim apartment, rom pw tcl- fur* nithed. 10 ,000. J. W. IIA L I.. Realtor Florida State Hank IlMe Phone 1739. D R E W PARK (Tam pa. Florida) T R A IL E R I.O TH *30— *40— *60 Down Balance *6 to *10 monthly •W> X 160— clou* to But Line t - R EA L k n t a t k f o r S A L E -3 12— S P E C I \l. S E R V O FkS — 12 M OD ERN M A SO N R Y Block Hume C K N K I t A l, 4 O N T It A lT O H S 2 lieilr«t»ma. 1216 W e t let t i l l A T I , A N T IC N A T IO N A L H A N K m ill.lH N d tV A T C II itml Cloik R i'iiairin c. AH P164MI 1 6418.-It work jjUBiunli eil Reasonable S A N K O l U ) , K l -O il 111A H O M ES at i>rin- v»u can afford to pay. Flic and Automobile In , price.. F*. M Etiplish, J r . Ph. 1376 J. moaner Edu.od F', Lain*. Phone t2«sll Phmm Km I for 462. ___________ * All TV|«e- Of lluuV Wink O Z A K h IK K S - A K T ll L E S POR S A L K - 3 M nt\ M c R jn n iy H'utkkci'tdtiif ^ ^ .it. fb i vlre M IL L S S W A P o H O P 102. K lib lim it 103 St Wc Buy. Si'll or Trade inu.l A tlphtlc B a A yU iiild ln e anvlhllif. Phunn IPK-J. ■Va both )«»• when you den't briny N EW F t!M ills rurtaced to par frcDoj. aid. JUflt*. made Ilk. your prescriptions to L A N F .Y ’fv arstL Finishing, tleaaina A waa I'hrtnr 103 •0*. Pvirtatle power p la n , n T I ’ X E IK I FEED S* Complete line. years osperience la SemitrAt Hunt’s Tuaedo Feed Store. Colinly, II. M (Ilea,on, lake Top Flint)! Paint *2.26 itnl Marv New Sheet, *2.4’.* ca. ,.\ W N M O W E h H Shaipened. bl Used Work Pants J4»C«r. cycle, icpaired, lock and key ARM Y N A V Y S U R P L U S work Prompt te rv V e . II. W. 310 Hanford Are. I'h L12I SUilina 31<! E 4th SI V E .fK TA IIL E R , Llvtwltwk a n d M (■evil* Henna. Sanford Faint. R O O F W O R K of all kinds. Eavet ami flu tiers Repaired and Paint­ cr’a Auction Market. ed New Roof* applied. Palntlnp F R IE D S H R IM P Dinner •'The and coatlmrSa n fo n l, I’h Best Shrimp nn Earth" al Hom­ IldiH-W. IL R. A .'kcnbu rp er’s. 321 K. l i t SI. iiR I.A N IM I M iu n lh r S o n tlm l. in I ON C R E T E H E W E R PICK lamb- Evoniny Slar Call Ralph Septic Tank*. (ln*a»c Traps, Dty il*i i n .r. I Tanks, Tank Cradles, Htrppini: T D K I J IN K K A N C K It B L IN D S mad. Ir Stones. Hem hr ., Klowei Pol i, V E N E T IA N order Semlnol" Venetian Blind Rloeks, Window dll* nod lintels. Ci. -20 W 3rd 8 L Phone Concrete Floor*. Machine fin 111.2 W ___________ |«hed. Free Estimates. MIR \PI,K C O N C R E T E CO ■nan line, bulM"/.i uump '.roe, .oil Elm I’honr 1333 murk, fill dirt, ahell and clay P A N K L R A V ea, beater nearly hy load or loti. Contact II. Rih.trd and a.aoclate*. 103 L now W K W Ph. >f(7* New York Ave.. the Land I’b l.iVil5fl ROOM . laHlrmtm fnrnl IM nr 2SVW lure, rhairs, rtc. See Nath, rot ner Ookimha and Naranla llnad, IN C O M E 7 A X returns pteptied lleltary. by ta i nccotitda.it' tegistricd ttilh Tre a t. Dept. iTerrftuey 244 D U O -TH E R M nil rlrrnlatln* heat Ifci cb Bldg Phone I TAP rr, *36.011 enod condition. M l L .V . J — Valencia Drier, phone 11(Ml S M A L L Iron Safe, $26 nil. I'honr 13 N ir r t l FJi-P E H M O N A l-S -is j 101 M AC CO R D I A N , 2-burner oil tw-tii-i M A R Y ’S L K N IH N O L I Hit A II) Phone 102H J. I2igi Magmdia Is now open M«ti ■hiii F'rt. lit to 12 A . M „ 2 to | A R T IC L E S W A N T K D ** I' M Sat 4 tn tl P M _____ We buy, tell A Irndr n *e.| IS— A F T tjM O B tt.E S t .j furniture Wlli-on Mater Furni­ s lIC K K Y M 0 H S K ture C v . 311 K l>b«or 0'.* [lU Y tN f; A • A lt ’ Bitfrtee fm «r einir we u* t.. save money, tn HELP W A N TED -a stallmcnt 1>ian Dep7.t B mm 317 Phone 2F 6 . Sanford Atlantb F O U N T A IN Olrl wanted. See Mi Vsln-tisl ttsok Member P P IC Kill before | l :00 A M . Tom hIon Drup Co. R E N T A C A R . U drive it by ls>, Wanted: Kinrery cashier, f spellweek, or season. English Fold* enre preferred but n«l rtecc* and American Fords, icdam. station, wagons and convertibles nary Apply Mr. Whatley, Xfaraaiet A in Sl**ir*. Strickland-Morrison. » In c . F.. Find SiJ H A V E S P E C IA L adrrrtliina pro r CLEAN USED ( X bh rram . Tbit meant nice Business for two. Need partner with small lt'47 P O N T IA C Club coup.*. A nin clcgn car all around. Rublwrr > Investment Already established Oxrellent. For sale at clientele. Boa X , e/n Hi raid. »W 6 1944 P L Y M O U T H 4 door solan A 9— WORK W A N T E D — * Inn-mitrh wseil rar. Very gi-7'1 ruldwr, a smooth engine. I’rlca-t A L L T Y P E S ..f B u ild -o r Work. -at **» Reasonable Rale*— Free U lti­ h k m in o i.k c o u n t y m o t o r s mate!. Carpenter 41 (tracer. 601 E. 1st. H lr w t _____ rf f« ie 1011 I W 1303.14 m aita.j It r ii 'lle r r u r y convertible, clt|l> C O O k OR .lay work. Ola n>ttland, coupe. Esrctlefll tiro*. IM y ph. r^n w . lop, and mrthtnical esmdttlnn W A N T JO B as Janitor, service k <«hI. Radio, only only *696.00 station man, nr track driver. 1944 klcrijury Tudof kedan. You W rifht 1403 W e-t 13th. Place. will have to see ami drive to appicciate; 3C000 actual mile*. M ID tll E aged woman, elperlenc.-, One owner, only • . *996.00 for Bah-, Sittimr, Call Mrs. McTecr, Phone B70._______________ 1949 Mcret-ry Tudor. Te rfe et in every way. Almoat like new. 10— lluslneif Ppvortunitlr* — I* 18iw Mileage. One owner, only N - w 167* Atlantic- Hank B M «. S E V E R A L S M A L L IIOMrfS T 8 C 6 m r p r o p e r t y n u n .F .x Plantation K ita te i- Urjre lot— Unfintihed ln*ide. Immediate pot,e»*lon. Paved ttroeU, water, ciuUrm built for aala below ore. lifht*, rlo«e to hut line. tlB&O. •ent tanttruetlon eo»ta. See EASY TE R M S _Whidden. ||3 g. Park Ave. J N T L 0 T R ~ n n heantlful * 1696.00 S M A LL H I IL D fN fl GLADIOLUH and general cut ‘ I, ittar Country Club, H U N T M ER CU R Y W l. in ■ 40. Concrete Floor. flower I iu i I m h offered for im­ v, hiah airratiim. IM N. Palmed* Ptwwe IIM Zoned Indoatrlal, mediate tale- Baal varieties, a, pH cleared. W . M of Pm* W flee *1600 ciah same crops aona fa bloom. Write r hoao M* Dependable ('pad Cara borne, cat Before yon buy. teo our b— t * - H PRCfAL I S H I V ?g? ator, hot water at I Hew Pork O f f l* il* *226 1910 (te sn lo * rtnor eirculatinr heater, Mabry II» t . Pho MM-tfcl It E p T i it— m o d e r n Te e ?H(ir Pr n blind*, landteaped. I 9: A M. to 8 P.M. Sunday, hflmr O nlt lO't* down now rr* *679 Palmetto A»e. to & P.M. ired, F IIA I’ltn . InitaIJmep! 6:00 P.M. H A N K IN S R E A L T Y CO. . in. I l„ & g Y J 8 a . C tU b U U o d 1931 Bank. Meaner EDIC. 19M Ta w pa S L 1 % U N l - l U M u ii ff(i\ a lo o m ii %% %tii:•••*! %»:. >..»t*. i i »m *»*.. in %i n if f . •*•>*•«•« n r 11r Hf * %. ||li *me11 *rtil ff|H*r« ^(OMlaaMl- l*l*K«sr |l If, I ’ ||Mno*fM, |t(M»ln I’h<>Hr |,\t*t*%% | Ms I »i • l« r It ff rr *l I I m i v , ffmilwiili, I*I***irf 14*1-1 Itv ILiV tuiltsi t n r v n e rn o s ru n rn A M M t i m tM O A R D C N I S m e v S I N I 4 M »M scasom um oc * i i m ; 8 Uf f NIOIIT Tot* BE Aei a v im ' rn rin i * i 6 *Mt a o 'im s t n r » ’ \ trro »s IN JASMIMC JUNCTION. AN I M [ » U OlT UCMCD SEP SMO.' a vo o / a P H if o f f of/ a ,/ y g (m o t -.■ rot> * rn r a a f g A O A 'f / s r i i m p ! Itv K ia n lU t ik s i llv W ill! D l .nej cn �Moral Training Is Needed B y Youth, S h a r o n Declares The need of better mural train­ ing for the jrouth of America was stressed by Judge J . 0 . Sharon ! at night In a talk to the M*n’a Club of th# First Presbyterian Church following n supper in the new church annrs. He was Introduced by Joel Field who presided. Pointing out the modern ad­ vantages enjoyed by children he ttreued the fark of religious train­ ing given them in many home* of today. He Inquired “ How can w* have a strong nation unless Its youth have training concerning GodT "It Is in the home that we find the plant that devrlupe* a human being," said Judge Sharon. T h ' morrary rides on the shoulders of the rorrfet thinking of Its people. No nation ha* ever grown strong without God, and we find that na­ tions which have forsaken their moral principles have declined.” Judge Sharon revealed that he has been a tear her in the Sunday School of Ihe First Oaptisl Church for more than 30 year*. Th# Rev. A. 0 . Mclnnls told of thr Florida Chain of Missionary Assembly program this week Ihe first of which will be held Thurs­ day at the First fUntlit Church On Friday noon, civic club* will meet at the Presbyterian Church Anne* lo hear Paul W. Harrison ■peak on "Amerlea's Rrronnsihlllt v lo lh* World flhe I-**d«." Assisting In serving the supper were Mr* R. A . Cobh. Mrs. W. D Hofmann, Mra. V. Rrown and Mr>. ? . R. Stevenson. Dick Aiken led the group tinging with Dr. H H MtCsslin arrompanvfnx . Draft Policy Price Freeze mony. Col. ItemliiKton Trial . •Korean Wur south of the town. When the m ffnl creased a bridge on# mile aatith ef Hoengaong, no enemy was In light. On the western front, the Eighth Array communique report- ed that enemy trasps had been Man entrrlng the town of Irhnn, •0 air mile* aoutheao of Seoul. The communique said there was DOING ANNOUNCEM ENT Vice A dm iral Joel T. Boon* PltlMO Vic* Admiral Joel T . Boon* bsi U r n named thief medical dU rector of the Veterans Administra­ tion follow lug th* resigns lion of Dr. Paul It Magnuson, who quit after a dlipute over hospital policy. A former White House physician, Boone will assume his new duties on ApilJ IsE (internationalJ (Miller Acrt*8 lls h o s e O l’P R E The Deltary Garden Club gut off to a wonderful start last Saturday afternoon with the fust meeting of lh* New Year at the rr-ldeiH-e of Mr. arul Mr*. Harold Young of Medina Hoad. M r. Yuung has tarn doing a splendid job fur thr community with his tireless effulls and advice on soil condi­ tioning, planting slid feitiliting. Th* gui l* of honor and prin­ cipal speaker of the afternoon was iinenaty feililUei fur them, lie brought ;i beautiful collecliun of raihelh* tdosuiliis which were of* feird as prises and were awarded lo the following winners: Cha*. Youinan, Henry Ashmore, William Hover, Mra. Iloyer, Mr*. Vlneent Vsfrntlne, Mrs, E. Hraty, Mr*. i:iiatles Kosidan, Mra. Robert Rruwn, Mrs. M. Manolas. Mra. E Swift and Mrs N. HurreRI. Rev. Win. Klrcher of Enterprise Methodist Chutch was b I mi hon­ ored guc*l and announced that lh* legulai monthlv meeting of th* ipeiis' dull will lake place Tuesilav Jan. £1 at 7 I'. M. A -upper will lie seised and Iw followed by an amateui show. Several talented young'•lets arr busy rrhearalpg for the perbumanre |l lit....... nehtslnn of I lie gst-ieo meeting a buffet suppoi was serv •it by Mr* Young for the 50 mem . India's Nehru r » « t n s »l cation. A IK classification means that a person has been found to be physically, mentr.lly or morally unfit for the armed senders. So far there has hern no indication of precisely where th* standards are to Im* lowered Presumably lioth physlral and mental require­ ments would Is* dropped so that — judging by Mrs. Ilmenlwrir1* statistics— onr man In three who are now I F would see service. A spokesman for Selective Ser­ vice told a reporter that it has nothing to do with -citing he standards. “ W* merely gel the bo** In," h* •aid, "then It’s up to III* services to decide who l* to lie taken.” A spot check by the Associated Press showed I hat the two Senate rorninittres most concerned with the controversy over sending American troop* to Europe ar* Trum an’s proposal to do so. fnfact, a poll of thr Foreign ReIni inns ami Armed Services Com­ mittees by th* Associated Press indlraled hardly anv controversy at all today among the “ I -rnalors rhecked The other five could not I*' reached. Fourteen said they favor the move. Nut one said he opposed It. The spot check revealed, how­ ever. sharp If Inconclusive dis­ agreement as to whether Congress •hould Impose a limit on the numher of ground forces that may !■* sent to Europe to holster inade­ quate defenses apalrisl Russia Senator Connally lP -T * i| told newsmen that for Congress to limit th* number of troops would lie “ in discourage Europe and en­ courage Stalin.'' Kui Betisliu Tafi IK Ohio I has -aid h* will catrv the troop-limitill.in is.nr to the Serial* floor, lie thinks a limit shnold l*e voted. Across the f apitol the House Armed Services committee heard loday that drafting IH-yrar olds would give the country Its "greatest longterm security at the loeest coat In men and money." That's what Mr*. Rosenberg said in testimony at the commit­ tee's •ecniid dav of hearing* on the rtefen** Depart meat's pro­ posal to lower the draft age by one year; stretch the term of service from 21 to 27 month*- and pul Into effect it* long-wanted universal military service and training program. Mrs. Hosrnlierg, the d*|,aitmrnt's manpower r*p*rt, said lb* neil fruitful slrp,“ Nehru said. The Indian lender contended the American proposal to name Communist China an aggressor tn Korra— a policy backed by both houses of the U. S. Congress— "cannot lead In peace.** He said: "It ran only Ini to Intensifica­ tion of conflict* ami might per­ haps rtose the door to any attempt at solution hy negotiation ll is a tremendous responsibility for any person to take such a step. At no rime should this door I* •■l.i**<l, for If w* close It, we also clots I he door to a civ ill red approach to any problem.” Nehru's broadcast marked hit return from the London meeting »1 prime ministers of the Britt Common wealth of Nations. Great ((m ain also f* opposing any plans to tin|to*e U. N . penalties against the Rest Chines* as aggrrssors. In reference lo American op|H.*lt|on to the seating of Red China In lh* United Nations, Nr for h vole on • Idll to create a new program for another three years, tactical air command in the air E lawmakers demanded that fore* and make othei organise. European nations eager fur U. S lioual change*. military aid join m the campaign T The CIO and the U H. Cham- lo brand Rnl China an aggressor U r of Commerce, often far apart in Korea. in. legislative Issues, both urged The Senate yesterday passed leCongrrse to extend the Recipio solution* endorsing It H effort* cal Trade Agreement* Act Tho in the United Nations to r.in an House Way* and Means Commit- aggressor label on the th in * -tee is working on an adminl/tra- Communists and deny them a scat Don request to extend the tariff In the United Nations. Menu or th# Far East. Ih s lr lahru said: " F o r (he past year or more we ply to tho resolutions of th* Pulltlpersistently urged new China cal Commit!** of th* United Nsshould he given a place la the Ions embodying certain pjirwipU* councils of the world at Lake was coatkbrni by some twopl* as Success. Yet this has not Ignored a rejection of thos* principle*. most people realise now that the A fte r the closest scrutiny I w*» fate of the world might well have to ta lly ttmtilf to unrfrr*t*r, l thiV been different if that obvious fact criticism. "Th a i reply ass a partial ac­ had been tecogniied. “There has liern a reluctance ceptance or . those principle* ami and hesitation to accept th* great certain further *ug(y*tlon* u*t« change that has come over Asia. marl* which acre obviously m*ant There still is an at tempi sotnr- to l>* dpcnaeed. "Ruhteqoen' t«< this, further I tinea to Irrat the great nations of Asia in the old way. clarification hs> cr.Bl* from th* Changes In Alla have up»et the Chin*** forernmetil. ami tbit Ira* balance of power,, Nehru said, mad* It *v*n more clear that they ar* desirous of tigntkUnni lor adding "heeau-e the United Nations did par* in lh* fa r K ilt *' not recognise It, the difficulties N’rh iu «pr.*»l''d •*' ‘thi (ic a t aiii-e and continue to trouble os." nation? of ihe « e - l 1“ r o n , this “ Again Iher* was the question threshhold opportunity in of crossing the JUUh Parallrl in th* nation* of Asia I can M>**k Korea. search of pr*>'r,” h* arid**!: "!•» rhaps In *v*n more lull mat* “ Adrquate tidier and warning ftfpmK*. wnit rxpre** the fer­ was given, hut it w s , not heeded, vent hop they will Stand he lh* and further complications ensued. "Can we not «ay now, wiser method* of |«*»cr, whatever lapafter the event, that this Is s ma­ pen*" jor error which should lav* been avoided r MASH B R EAK I.A R S E D . K a -. Itu ’. 'l - i d h At no point In hi* tddrts* did Nehru /efrr in the United .State* Six men. armed with a gun and a knife. •**<••!»•*,I fruni a wanl fur l>v name. Mnp|H>rflng w'tal lie railed i 'o i i - lh* criminally insane at the Ear mutiist China’* d*«lre f-*r a peace- ned State Hospital U*| night. Hospital ailthoritI, > said thvv fill settlement, Nehru said; “ Th e information I irreived believed il was the Isigesl mass from our amtossador in Priplng break at the institution Sheriff Frank Fraser said some convinced me (hat the People’s Government of Thlna are eager of the met* weie considered dsn to have negotiations for a settle­ reran*. ll wa* uof known how they ment of Koean end other pro- nhl sined their weapous G JA N U A R Y J A I E T H U R S D A Y -fD ID A Y S A T U R D A Y APRONS SUPS Rayon rrepe, lace anti em­ broidery trim. Special Plastic half aprons, two (rockets, ruffle trim. Regular 7‘Jc values PANTIKS Rnytin jmiilien, late trim in (Mintel roliirn. Ili'Hiiiur lUK' Special V h Iu p I'lailic Half Apnihs valttcn BMWSKS ftaytin crepe, mtlliin mwl print n sk i in's l*-r» nod giu-uls pre »ent. Awlstlhg in erving were: Mra. II, Ashmore, M r- Clias. Yountsu, Mra. William Iloyer, Mrs. (In* llupprirh, Mrs, V. Valentine, Mr*. Rnl* it Itrowu and several others. Ntivclly Hit ni). print t*yi*lt*t eniltnildery trim. Special Tweed effect Itaynn materials LADIES* SHORTS y tttiallly tiaiiarwhite and colors FOR GIRLS Fi*h fillet* arr good baked with salt, pepper, finely diced green pepper and onion and solid pieces of canned tomato. Now nplanhy print Colton Tw ill Sliortn cuoldent S(*oi t Sliirtn. 8|wdal Percale circular akirtn, 120 inches sweep. Sizes 7 lo H LAMPS Chinn luini* com­ plete with nhatlc ami hull). Special CURTAINS MEN’S TIES ~ Intereateii In further Information along tho line* w* hod discussed, hut that he did not expect to he In Washington (whet* the Rem­ ingtons lived). “ H r said Mis* Rentier sometime* went lo Washington ami suggrsted •he might give me a ring. I said I would be gled tn chat with har." Remington added that during the dinner discussion Golu* man! toned a fund he had set up to car* far relative* who were refugees from Germany, and asked whether Rem­ ington would rare to contribute. TIi* defendant said he was “emharrasseil" that he did m i have sufficient money at Ihe time. M contract in thU rector. Ll. It to Misa Bentley In Washington. Remington said hr mat Mlaa General Matthew R. Rldgway’a headquarter* said patrols wore Bentley nboul six times and triad fwvrptrg Ihe eastern and rential front In in effort tn keep con- tha lefiwtng press, that tha W FB COLORED NEWS H o a iia w e e r m lleailaaea rtmm Pave lisai policy. Senator Fla rulers (R -V li a-cused I'rrsldent Trunuin meanwhile of, in effect, encouraging price end wage increase*. The Vermonter spoke out amid new demands In Congress for swift prlre wag* action. DiSalle amt Ching were called tiefur* lh* .Senate-House economic committee today for public testi­ While Clung was on the stand, he dropped a remark indicating some uncertainty as to the liming of a hmadraal tn the people, lie was asked tn speak a little hinder so that reporter* could heat him heller. He commented: ‘Maybe they'd Iwtler listen to he radio tonight." While there w n e what appealed to he well grounded rrpori* that the JohnMnn addri-ss was planned for tomorrow night, on* of his aide* said thi* wa* tint di finite yet. After the swearing-in ceremonv. lohnston made a brief rlateini nl for the newsreel* "America fare- two deadly fm — International Communism •• liroad and Inflation at home," lie •aid. "W Vvc got to defeat the rneloy of inflation tn lircnme so strong that Communism won't dare to attack us. “ The government t* taking |m>*I live steps to reduce th* high in­ flation fry rr, hut they can’t hr effective without wholehearted public support. "In th* long pull, however, it’ production— and more production of m w r things that will be *h< real cure for the inflsllon fever and the teal answer tn the clml tenge of Communism.*' R u iir c One government action uti the home front today was a hand against the n*» of nickel In tullh> Republic nf Korea mobile trim and nearly 1*0 ether "Immediately prim to tin civilian product*. Th* Idea i* •« evacuation of Heonl. while the conserve th* supply for defense city was under artillery fire and and urgent civilian use. enemy tank* were within tin elty Itself, Col. Rung# collected all remaining food supplies ami made them available lo Koiean If'aaltse#** - * — • •••»• Military Advisory Group per seont). Eater, on 21 “ July, Col. let tpy courier, prevlonily testified lunge, by correct! ;■ anticipating for the prosecution that Reming­ subsequent movement of tire ton arranged with Goins to nay enemy into southwestern Korea, Communist Parly due* to Mils effectively evacuated beyond Ihe Renlley and to give her confiden­ enemy's reach ta.non.wy pound tial Information on Ihe war effort. Remington said the meeting witli of rice, together with all nu-dical and quartermaster siippllr- lo fl» tlotos stemmed from a conversa­ tion he had at hi* wife’s home In Kwangju Area. ■Got. Rung*, through his a g ­ Croton .On-Hudson in IW l with gressiveness, keen foresight and Joe North, Identified in earlier unremitting devotion to duty ms* testimony us a Communist writer (gristly aided the friendly forces for "New Masses". Remington said It* defended tin •belt he circumvented the In­ vading enemy in It* attempt* tn W P B amt It* leader* "vigorously" capture i quartermaster supplies In his talk with North, ” 1 gave him enough examples and made U w m supplies available of ijrelsiona and actions adverse to j j Dty fighting forres of the Unitthe position of the Communist* to M q t l l w r . Ill* exemplary cmi. • irt |a ||» keeping with the hlgh- convince him,” Remington said. ast military stand*nt« ami re- ” 11* did seem interested, although fifcti great credit on hint amt lie wasn't convinced. “ He asked me If 1 would talk (h* ’ military seevie*." with a friend of hi*. wh« *-*- writ log a ImhiV oo mohltiratlnii proh Jems." I-- ft tf - ' 1; ' i Remlnglon raid lie agreed, and rCnallnpeg ins> P-tro ilnr> that he and his wife (since didamaging twm Hath ar* from voicedl and North had lunch with Austin, Tex. Neither clslmrd to Urdus qt Hrhlaffl'a restaurant in have inflicted any damage In ManhaUan. The luncheon was brief and - "Maj. General Earle E Fart Golos suggested a aupuer confer­ Hdee, Fifth A ir Fnrce comnumder, ence that might afford more lei­ •aid n enemy jets hare been sure for discus*lun, Remington destroyed, probably destroyed or said. damaged since the Russian-made Remington and ht* wife met plane* first showed In Ihe Ko­ Guln* in Ihe same restaurant that rean war last Nnvrmlwr. night. Also prrsrnt, said Reming­ U . fl. A ir loase* during Ihe same ton, was a yuung woman whom perlml, he said, were fine On Ihe ground, a band of 600 rifle women showed seven mile* •outh of Yongwol with a Rad Kormui force of 1,600 troops A tank led patrol pushed with. Ut me mile of Hoengaong, 10 M w ^ a o tth of Wonju on the cen- ' T h i s Is (Im farthest northward ad vane# since tho probing attacks began In tho re n tn l front. Hoongaong I* about th* acme distance •outh of Parallel SS a* Sroul South Korean rapltal which fell tn the Rede Jan. 4. An A. P. field dispatch u id 'a n enemy group of from .10 to do -Red* was dispersed shout four miles south of Hoengaong with small arm.: fire. Another enemy force war dispersed two mile* WEDNESDAY JAN. 21, 1951 T ire SANFORD ITERALP, SANFORD, FLORIDA PARR SIX was sincerely working for the tart « U h the enemy, now showing r, and Mi*. Andrison L. a reluclanc* to fight. lh annmilw* the marriage of Ll. General Georg# K. KtratetlaaghUf, Ann, to realtor meyar. (ommander of tha Far Kaat A ir Furr*, lauded th* Anaerte a a jrt vlrtorim. Ha m M 17 Rus­ sian made MIG-16 Jet* have beew dortrerad In alr-toqtlr combat with f#*f craft alnc* H*V. 1, 81a Other enemy jet planes wars probably destroyed and 81 dam­ aged, he Hid In a statement. Stfstemeyer H id Twee day's batti* “J -r-.andrattt the Thunder J*l a first Una in air-tu-air Beautiful pattenn. Special value 2 for 98c SPORT SHIRTS LAST TIME TONIGHT Double Feature— Bargain Program White end solid udora Hpedal1 nnaortmeni cottage nets, first iiuallty. plait ic. alum to. 1.69 Special TABLE CLOTHS (16x76 Rayon and Cotton l»amn.*k, banquet nize, pastel cofortt. Regular 2.98 values. White and colorsd aretate crepe Upurt Salrta A Iko— Cartoon .Short Subject I’zlnted Rayon Hmrt Shirt*. Regular valuu 8.98. Special THURSDAY—FRIDAY BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS All white, abort nleevM, Regtilnr 89c vaini Special estherwI lmms T-SHIRTS CAPS Crew Hate and bport Cepe f^lent Newa A Cartoon �T ^ a ttfa r ii I f m t f t In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect the of ih r World; To I’rom otr'lhr I'lo g r r u of America. T o Product Prosperity for Hanford. AN INDKI’KNDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXII Etttnblbhed 1008 Patrols P en etrate .Within 33 Miles Of 38th Parallel Line SANFORD, I'LOHIDA THURSDAY JAN. 25, 1951 U. N. Forces Move Into Alniiuloned Wonju AlNlrthw0arrdSseeking Eisenhower Ends Tour Of European C o n ta c t w ith Defensive S e t u p late today le-cttierrd Hoengwing on G e n e r a l lire inow-carpcled central Korean | j 0 |n t front, but found no quarry There wai mounting speculation lfi.il lire O n l i n e Rrdr bad quietly puffed out on the central and Heiirrn rector*. Untied Nation* paA%roli rlirssberr on (lie front en­ countered only a relatively feu Red Korea n*. It tsar the recond straight dry H'lengsonc wai entered by a U . N patrol. A P connpondenl Tom Stone irpoiin! llir Rrdr bad fled. Hoengrong " PI mtlet noith ol Woniu anti 33 mile* lotllli ol Parallel 3fl a There was no rneiny contact Wednesday night except (or a minor patrol claih neat Yoju. 40 mile* southeast ol the abandone-’ South Kurrau tupitil of Seoul. A few Korean tied* were en* roiinleied in the same general arm , north of Kiimyangjang and I chon. U. 8 . intelligence officer* raid the apparent absriicr of Iltwl troop* In fn irr south of the linn •River, which twist* around Seoul, may mean I hr ( tdnesr have made a large-scale withdrawal to the north. There wa* speculation that the Chinese are ascaltinir psdltlcnl development in the Ifnitrd N « tion*, meanwhile using Red Ko­ rean* In patrol the nn-nian'* lund Into which II. K . |>atro|» h»s« been licit Alllesl air power gave the poking all week. JtrsL no rest far behind the line*. MVarplane* t t g r im H military tarf t t j lh ri!i!t* tM '9 lh li Korea. Th e town of Chimehon an* wrecked. More Ru*»lan-type plane* were thrown into the air war with > AK night fighter* sltarhhig American 11-ifls on night Intruder mission* Wrdix-aday nlirht. It ""e their few appenrawe in the h o ir**ii**-s e*r# * Frost Is Predicted fAs Far Sout h As Indian River Area L A K E L A N D , Jan. 2R-(/T7— prort is* fat down the Flos bin peninsular « » the Indian KK cr ill* in. i tnniorrow morning with fro*' again in north and tm tlb ly in .»uth Saturday morning wa* forr r**t trriny by the Krilcral Ktalr Fto*l Warning Krrvlre. • F rh U y ’a fntresri wa* fair am) rather rohi ami rnnlimred roM F itday night. I Thhr fo recast for tonight and U* morrow morning: Mpally clear skies and colder with light northerly wind* ami period* of calm in north and cen­ tral districts; clearing, odder ami light to grntlr northerly wind* In southern di-tricl ltfjH* ground will he about six degree* warmer than J o * gniund locations where lowest "temperature* will occur about 7 A M. Friday. South portion of Gainesville dis­ trict ami upper e f t coast district: 2V to XI degrees with scattered fn»*t, pockets 27. Ortamlo and m>rih portion nf lirooksville district*: 112 to AG de­ gree* with scattered fro it, poc­ kets :t<> degree*. South portion Brooksvltlc dis­ trict and ridge and llartow dis, Utct: 35 to 10 degrees with scat­ t e r e d light frost, pockets 32. West coast district: 34 to 3tt de­ gree* with scattered light frost elfera to Sara sola, M to 43 degree* ami no fmst south of Sarasota. Indian River district: 33 at Co­ coa to 37 at Vera Reach and 3V at Stuart, p tld u g of light frost. Everglades HUtrkt: 87 to 42 do. greea In raider places. , Lower h u t Coast: above m de­ grees. F E L L o w R H ip f r o n t More than 60 people attended a meeting yerUrday aftegwaon at the City Jtall for thn purpose of establishing a co-operative home et New Smyrna Beech. Most of those attending ere rev (dents at the Fellowship _ Front and must seek now quarters due to N avy plans to reactivate tha (Ration. A committee was name.! with Mia. Gladys M .rahM the Fellowj h l p Front as chairmen to farther W ill R e p o rt S e s s io n O f PARIS. Jan 25— M V G c u c m I I). Citenhowcr left by plane to­ day (or Icrland'i tub-arctic rapitil of Reykjavik, continuing tm tunry lour of Atlantic Pact nstmnt and tbcu plant to dclrnd wrttrin £ u i o |m- agsintt Ruttian N tr. I l l AisMtciitlrtl I’rnw Leased Wire S ta n d a r d s R e d u c e d In S e le c t iv e Service; 44-H ou r W e e k U rg ed uv, To S ov i et S n y ! vt^niNcroN. j.... Congress Thursday H K V J A V IK . Ireiand, Jan. 23 — pl'i— tirn rra l Dwight 0. Eisen­ hower ftrw into snow-cut cred Ireland today, hi* principal aim being to hrlp pretent thi* island republic from falling into Ihe hand* of the Russian* in case of a * nr Id war. There I* no qur*lion id Ireland— one of ih r 12 Atlantic F a rt nation*— prodding ditisiun* or c trn rompanie* In help defend Western Europe ugainsl I onttiiuni-l aggression. Ihe island Ha* no arm*. naty. m air force, l i n n it, police don't rsrry gun* or club*. Shower* In scattered p liff* southeast and extreme sooth por­ tions this afternoon, otherwise fair through Friday. ('older tonight with frost In north anil central portion*. General Price A n i l n • . ra „ ! Rosenberg Says M en­ ial And Physical W ase Frcc/c O rder K d l i l l l g t O n UCI1I6S Qualifications A r c Is Expected W ith in ^ (J a ve p a p e r s Being Cut By A rm y Tw e n ty-P o u r Hours 1 R c- TO K Y O , j.n a m A Red-bunting Allinl armored patio! T H E W EATHER tIU CK I CAIITINO U N lO lO lt f l approach th* battle s j u r J Korean town of Wonju, which ha* be.rl lr-.-litv.i l iiy United Slut* Jout*. Chin car Consmuni't units have i.p imll* im pl-tely altlutur.ii .liter suffering (over* losses undci an •> nay c-iuudlng by plane* and |una. American patrols, m o u n t >n tn-: out ol me i,urncd-out u ty, arent unmolested by roving bands of Chinese K n it ((oterrotsuoait Costello Accused Of Getting S t a r t In Slot Machines Diocese Of South City And County Florida Installs Heads To Discuss liOUttit As Bishop (IIIL A N IM I, Juti. 26~*/F> Tlwi Itt. Rev. Ilt n iv liv in g l.outti*, D.D ., wa* invtnllcil n- llu- fourth hlihop of th r Kpi*rn|i*l I h m n r nf South Florida here thi inoining, Ri-procnltillvi-* of |IM'. I 'tortela congregation*, visiting Mshone and rhurrh metnlH r* fillrit n-lando** St. I.ukc'a Cnthedmt for the color­ ful anil I m p r o 'lv r criiuiiiiny. .Standing before the high altar, the Itt. Rev. John I* W in g , D .I ), 1,1. th, rv-tlreil illorr»nn bi*hop prosiding at the Invvwtinont *crvh-e, invr-lei| Hi«ho|> lanittit w ith thr Crosier, syntlad nf tin- hlrhnnV office, ittshop lajottlt » « • tlicit led to a throne and idafinl thereon hr thr very R rv. M -lv lllr K. Jidinran. Dean of th r ('nthrdral, anil the Itrv. Ilola-rt K . (lunori and tin- Rev. John It. D a y, canons of t h r cathed­ ral. T h r ac-rvlre opened w ith a pprrrssion of clrrg y m n i from Dint* •an tuirishr* and visiting clergymrn anil l>i*hop>, gownrrl in their Mark, w h it" und purple »o *tnw rk'. Tlit-y were followed liv t h r rhnfrs of SI. I.ukr-' Olid A ll Snlll' Chtflrh of W ln lr r Park and lav parltfi panta in acailriiiir gown The Rev. Miirtin J- Ilrn m , Weil Palm Reach, opened the r r i r m « n j vchrn h r nnnmm<ii*l th r pmytou of the meeting a* investment of S bishop. A* prrstdrnl of t h r *lriiid Ing committer of thr dloeeM-, hr read the Instnnnrnt of ta tlflrstim of arc maloti |**uid try t h r prr lh llng IrUhop. Then Rev. Drum said: "Let thr Bishop nf Houth I lor Irla to- Inhum ed that is le prc-ontatlve l*aly of hi* elergv uml l*iti await Ills p lra 'o rr in thi* weight* m n ltrr of hi* Induction, in v m tllu ii ■mil in»tolt»ttoii.” Ill hop Igolttit then appionrlie-l Ih r rnthedrnl iloor and I iiim k> .1 on thr renter door to trll the rnnimlt I r r that h r j-rljtjonril to la n durtril. Itrv. flrom annoonred t ) . wllllngnr* * of the commit ter A ttired In a rloth-of-guhl co|n and m itre and followed by two chaplain*, the Rev. Barclay Jo hn­ son and Ine Rev. James L . Duncan. Illshop l^iu ttlt tlu-n proceeded to thr altar for the Investment cere mony conducted by Illshop W ing N ew Orleans M ayor Declares G a m b l e r M a d e $3 M illion N EW 9 R U iA N s T Ja n . 25 (A*) New Yosk gambler Frank Cos­ tello gut bit Rail in oig.mircd gambling with a $ 1 ,000,000 a yrai •to! machine income in New O i­ lcans in I9J6, Mayor de L r-trp i Mormon told the Senate Crime lll•'e*tlg*tlng Committee todayMorrison said "Costello |p*ii(i*d (in New York federal court) mat lie brought his dot machines into Louisiana on the invitation and through arrangement with public officials at that time. "Th e Irmmmie proportion* of this racket may t* sec-n in the Communism. Tbe (tcneral** pisn* lell Oily held at 8 :5 5 A. M. "Ike” giintied frequently and tlronk bamlt witb Ficntb -md America* .olfic ri* at tlic airport before lie dc patted, but made no ilstement. At Eirenbowcr flrw Immcward sfln hit hurned Iwo-wrek tr.ur of Wc»l Europe Atlantic Pact tignrn, F'rancr marked the end of Im visit by naming a lop military pian In bead all of Iter elmed bm et j-tygr tb- jg w ttqi'cme •• SlftlM fM FdtfF #||F( Allanlif Pact cnmmamwi ir|«rnterlly bad urged. flenxrnl Alphonse Juin wa* ap­ pointed to tin- new post of In­ spector (icoernl of Frvnch artm-rl fnirc*. Hi- nl*n kr«-p* llw- J*0*l to wlrirh he wa* iipiminteii in IUI7 — French Ri-*ident-Ucnrral , I n Morocco. Tturc- automobile rollisloo* In Then- hu* iH-t-n strong pressure Sanfunl. two of them allegedly due at home amt abroad to put ■ to running past atop signs, were In­ tingle officer at the head nf key vestigated by pollcs yesterday. French Ucfi-uar system. Juin will Damage to vehicles was reported, be responsible directly In Premier but no injurlaa wart Hated. Wednesday aftsmoon at 3:42 Pleven with hla Job to “ »upi’rvi*e the training and employment of o'clock, a 1940 Chevrolet sedan. the aimed forces.” the official driven »<>uth on Palmetto Avenue J-mrim! -aid. lie also will repro- by It. I. Stearns, collided with a •mt F in n ic >m ihe military mm- 1911 Plymouth station wagon rlriv iiilltr. of tin Noith Atlantir en l.v tl (T. Pittman, Negro, who ru sty organisation. * n driving east nn Thirteenth Tire i>2-v eat-old Juin w o r k e d 1mn-et Itamsgc to each on Tld rwith Eisenhower in the Italian Street. Damage to each vecampaign of World War 11 and del.- v ,.» „„ l at |76. M r. Rtegrn* wv- rhirf of the French National charged with running « stnp Mefen«e flrneral Staff from 1911 *'*•?• . . . m il T h i • morning, shortly after 3:00 • -o'clock ■ l*ontlae sodan, dHvon b1 Hentml Eisenhuwer had another NlntH t reran hero to feel he was making John Thomas Owens on progreea In alerting Wwstem HI r ect collided with a 1947 CherEurope to CommunRt danger. Red inlet pick-up truck driven south on nlani for ifenionvtration* against Magnolia Avenue by Bill Byrd. him flopped completely In ■‘aria T h r latter Is charged with running n .-top «lgn. Damage to live Pontiac « V t* m I<4)6M»'3» ***' i'oge 't ***| » '» - n-crsrrrl at *150 arid to the ' f'lw’vrotet at 178. H B O R K O A TIO N Another collision occurred WedW A S H IN G T O N . Jan. 25- tAh— •I'aarlaaea m rase r it e l Hep. Powell (D -N Y > *ays he will give up hi* drive to eliminate racial t'M IlltF.I.f.A FOR A T T I.R R •egtrgstion in the armed force* for N E W A R K . N. J., Jan. 25-978 the present because "now Is thr — An urnhrell*— "for support In hi* time to win the war." appeasement"— ii on Its way to Powell, a Negro minister, told Rrcat Rritsln't Primp Minister the Hon** yesterday, however, that Clrment At tec today. he will take up his campaign ngain Ahmg with It. leadsra of New­ when peace returns. ark Veteran* of F**rwlfro Wars Th* National Association for polls sent tha, fallowing cable­ the advanrement of colored people gram last night: loot: a different stand when a "Dear Mr. Attlea: Just In case spokesman aaked a Senate A rate*I Mr. ChatnLtrlaln didn't leave you Service* Committee to write a hi*, we are forwarding you an •egrrgstlon ban into p r o v e d new umbrella. It may roma In handy In military manpower tagliatlon. Peiping." A u t o Collisions A r e Investigated By Sanford Polite Japanese Educator To Be Featured At Chain Of Missions Conference I lie Honda Cliein Chain of Missionary Missions Assemblies will feature at its Friday ie lloricla snston 00 4l 2 :1 0 P. M. in live First Baptist Church, Mrs. Kiye Yuase. out* j ( ’hiId Lubor L a w Is Declared Violated J A C K S O N V IL L E ^ Ja n '.'5 — iA'i — The governmrnt *ay* Ihctr w-ldosprcad viulatiun nf child labor law* in Florida. Juhn R. Thomas, Morula Inv* tlgatlng riipi rvlror for the In I-art merit of lavW , in a refiort jurl l*«vie*'' el"* 'ahj there i* suhatantlun n-c-tanc In niininrum wage violations. Thomac rlid not give the num­ ber uf child Inlxir violations hut said most uf them crimrrrtel children working on farms tiur ing hour* while school wa* In session. He *aht that during U '> . lurk wage- totaling MrJ^!25.Co we{t paid to empliye* of INI Flotilla firms. These wages r* ■ presented the differenrp nrtwern what they ha<l rereivod and whst they wore entitled to unnci th> miniimim wage law. J A C K I E fiROWK U P B E V E R L Y H ILLS. Calif.. Jan 25— M5— No liquor for one year, Mrs. Vuate » the first Japanese wmnan In win a •(*( on a Japanese tha Judge said In granting prnha r-osrd of tdwalion in Kyoto. Adept in the art of flower arrangement, lion to onetime rhfld-aetor Jackie Coogan. 34, on misdemeanor drunk she has been leaching lht« ancient ait to American officer's wive* <nd driring charge*. civilian peroonuel In occupied* i Coo? «n , who pleaded guilt v in Jotipen. tell of his rxparlencoa In Arabia polir* court yrsterday. wa* fine*! tier grandmollttr waa the- fam- where he served aa a missionary of 1150 and ord«.*rd not to drlv* hi* our Madam* K aji Yakima, who do- tho Reformed Church of America ear for 90 day* except on tmslnrs* llvsrcd a JapaiMM wnmen'a pescalso mast pay thr* damageSr;,.!,arrlT y*11 **•“0,,■ Coogan Politic* and' tReligion" to a parked ear with whlrh hr D r. Haniaon la known la madi- ratthM Jan: t*. standing b " « Japanese Chnitsm and educator. She will speak on New Japan . 'Life in C h ic a g o c r im e C H IC A G O . Jan. 28— (AA— A oaca w e re lit* In CbUago la I F records dtaeloaod that >, robbers and auto thieves al tho rate of 545,000 a day. year's total loot In rash ' listed at tln jlW .SO L •ease oi J l percent « VSIIIN t, I IIS . Jan. J'*— ' I’* — llir tllficr of I’ricr SlnliiliraI — The Delcnrc Drp.cittnrnt div tion today rollnl track Ihr (luted today the phyitcal j i u J men­ price ol triitr-. to Ihe h ie h r-lNon-Scerct Press M a­ tal ilandardt fnr rrrvicc in the level, of l,i-t Nnvemtwr. T h iterial H o w e v e r , Armed l orcct ste to lie lowered. -a * the -riond price control oeiirr in Ihr pre-ent emrrxcnrv. Such a step ha* hern advocated I h r tie-1 w** a roll hack nf t Was Given T o Her rtrongly by legulalort who oppose luiliimiihilr price* s month ago. N EW 5 0 R K , Jan. J'» b l 'l — tbe drafting ol 18 >eai-old«. the nr w ordrr would have the effect of rolling hark leather Pot me r ttoveinmcnl ollm al Wtl* Assistant Secrrtaty ol defense prirr* 13 pee rent or more. llam W. Remington nwnlerl under (\nrra M. Roienberg told tbe Moure cinss-egaminslion today l-c never J Armed S c iv iin Committee the W ASHINGTON. Jan 25 </1N — M m iner S P^rlr. tmlav urged f » , r ‘nv <|ualifkalioiS» will hr low rrr.l |u*t a 44 -hour work o r r l "w.lhoul ■ |,’" nn lw ,,H ‘ »-r a. iccurdy ...... l»-..n.t overtime pay." a general wage rottne. Hy doing tin*, .hr n lim alrtl. Ih* ficcic and limited puce controls Thr H-yearwrltl rlefrmlanl i* irrvlces could lair or vornr I rO, for limited lervicr. It Iterjury cltarg IKK) firing tried on a- anil-inflation roesturn. federal gran i jury ! will mean tfie irtppisival ul some (jcclrt, a member of tfir I rdri.il ho lellmg a 800.000 men previously rriecterl R rtcrvr Itoaid sml Chairman until lir never v,a* • Communist Meeting W ill Be Held drpoird by I’rriidenl Tiuman liner , , , Im menial ami physical reasons, Mf, Rosrnlaig -aid ‘ h»t in II card be bad known her at year* ago, gave his idea* to thr Friday In C o u r t or left-wing connection with tin lotti ring of a research worker Economic Commit* mild lie wise Mouse At 10 A . M. Senalr-Huuvr publication* lie gave her noil- tlic vtirloturdv It w ter *t Capitol brannKifor Congress to consitlrr the Ili* tcjtimonv came wiiilt the i n ret prev* inalerial. Ire tatrl. 'h a 1 pen-ion Im ldlllic- involved. .Sparked into action by the Uplieltl polo let u l live W4I p ro Before th r »--l»ln n l vmretary'* cii»i* tonfrontintt Fernsld-Iotuph-j economic ttsbilirstion agenrv wav di-cli>»ure. Mime member* nf the rltiilnin board rei«>rlrd working nil gezvci il price Ion Memorial Mropital, which ha* cuiiimlttcr 1 rrr rrpoitrvl consid­ |*t fit I f|l*4ft' I «|» •ill'll Vll1l|*’t lion ordered to move from the and wage firr/r order*, egprclrd .......... Is* I 8 Attorn.•> Irvllig ering a cniiipfuml-r designed to for n time tor pro('•liner Naval diqu-nvarv by Apr. I. In Iw LIIM 1 Itt the nr\t 2*1 II lypnlll ’ Id W|*ll j"h W»* |io<t|M*nr 1.1If* ( in bid pot iii llo pn i liv i - on >iml p. - . d draft of IB-year-old youth lire City and ('minty t'ommroionv 1!*fV m*iv tiij.i m datd} n ilh o rise d hin t to until thr H* to -26 mnnjM*wi r |iwd will rrirrl at thr ( null I louir F i i - iw n r pi rib ably tome lime L rihni»i*lt*4|» ■leal w ith lli r IrM lily p n \»» mfliM ii I lilt niMit** • im in cliv morning at 10 :0 0 oYlock to vow* Kir) pot e - ad t* lilt.* ii) hy R e m ­ ad- ington te fo il l St lla 'l ........... . Imi who II kill that hr not Iw E i it luliriitun. <1'lull/ ,1 rlocii** lire utuslion. Memlier* of named -nirt *nch « provision * rnett* cine group* and cilirrn* ■nintilrslor went over llir iiinpovrd In \iign t. P.'l*. in wtli.h tn -aid might l« written Into the mn.ihe la ]loved MU* llcntioy '-a order > in an hotli'* 'err mn with ait invited to stlcnd thr thr meet­ ■•I ikiwpi bill on whlili sH-r gioup tbe cabinet-level rlelenve ntoftrlira* “n -linin' wnmaii d'dlig I ' i h cnnductitig hearings. ing fo r h e r country." Ilrp. Vinaon a-krd Mi - - Itcrienlion lurard. Hi* aide* told re8 u ;'|w d a l d R em ington w hctli City Man-igrr ('Irffnrd Mr Kihpoil i* llir glolip bad appinv ed cm In would vouch now for •very l«rg , who i* S rtrria iy of !•*• Mar Imll'- m stprw vr m lmi anrtounred thii moraine that llirtu told venal irnut (rui-r ■■to iiManmiouilv. .thiol: M diis* h'.ilcy -••tile) loiti . unanimnuilv. Irnik rs irlilllt Into Ihg lie hail l*rrn informed of (hr lime A*ivlint! prr vine f"* *wdr p>*- j nivrv (igalm*. Jom -.'tion of l,o w o-any •rviro « T the mertmg *fiy 1 ! I. lhlrdlcV". r rmoent Vmerit action arlion * c a rr-r in n' ** " ' . 'V . ■' J-'.'... men cm ltd , la "squn C' d •till" of no, p nppllrvj to miro , * said It I ho -r now rftUh'grd '•* t -F — sviulant ('ount> f l n l , anil County ciul of firing im b t In a new |leak litgtoa. physirally, unntally or morally CninmtMioner* |. f Mc('|e||*m| j The Unreal nf L d m f '-lilivlic* Whin f-a) |"d or.-ajfd fur a unfit fur >i vice. ami II II I’npe iiuifirmed the rr(«irte d that on l)»'i 1 * it index i or mi mu m l , Krinlllttlrot ir"I tliInk the roiintiy i- dtsrhcdulrd meeting w hir It was rail wav at 178,4 p-'lreiil of the idled: " N o ." I'ii!•••I alwilt tt'r Idi*rnlity t*vcr Sayiwil rend 'Ii It* lit*’.* I F»." lie aid. ed at thr rei|nr«t of Irading 1*1)5- J9 average I in* *•av a i n ' llnion Issef ri the Ilnusr-Urv"W', ic h 'I vc'hrrr "in* f-»i'!**ll titirrn* anil lire Sal-fold CilV 1 of J.fi percent sintr Nov I r A liter man Aitlvltle r uinn.ii i layer, pris* figh ti'i. n td r to Cninmtttion vxliii It met Monday ud ilrsw 4111,9101 n in " in , pi rforni liifn rm rd offlelnl* pi*tinted tin- on July ill), IPth, when uio m twin p rim -wage frceir order- IP initiglon kmw In* « « * paying lilt the w o rk of -t a r iilhlvlet, night. ph) -dal to till t ntnlliuiii >t Parly ju*t haven't got llti Tin artlon on - -tailed at Ihr would peg price* al Jan. J level dm at current wage'and that tlic lnf*irmaiiun >i tticngth to carry a rift*', « hand y meeting of llir City futninitsion and paychecks r*tes— but leave -'mu- **nrkers lim wa fiu Do Coimnuni giellHl)*- oi 1*1 CtKlk.” hy f*. W. Kprncer, local attorney leeway to bargain for hlirhrt pav Ilrinington insisted ii payment Further, hr -aid that “even tf ami Kolarian following the rriaut The Renatr-lbnise Krrvitntnh to- n*a*l< to her tvn- f*u tho j*iint u man can't read lad in or *•**■-*-* lotniintt • lie inn do u little fighting. tsr • nnt r- K m -* ■ t n ftig n by T . K. Tucker, president nf the f'oriimittre i* holdine rencnii Mr*. Ho-i-ntirig *au! -lo ugned Feruuld-Laughton ll«*pital As- log* on the enuntry'* cconomlr it nod Unit llo- info*motion wo foi (( ntlhll If* <! Iris »6f I «■»* h-ft-wlng newspaper-. MH'latiun. that the llo-pilal Exrvu- nation. lit. •IrfiMtlldoi .ittt***arr <t ihijm-* Ijr li-' ernpba-ir* ■! Hud lo MII ■ live lluaiil rimviderrd the old hos­ i|*-f* n a nod om ■ pital nllo now occupied Iiy III*' •peaking only for himself tint 1»i» Iwtl »*h iii** • ii Itift rln *lit d friq liilitl) •••<* I'otinty llvitlr Ii Unit and Wrl- for the Federal lie o m Bo. Ifil tin -riitald* to rc- in Ids ti vtlniuny In ttm roogr* tiBin ihr irmliiii* "if I- (illioll) o* I — farr ag*uric tnturrv M.it»| •omrnilt*-* -icrupy duo to incre*»r*l patronage al group. 1hi |]l fs fl » •-uoli rid' I J n) pn Hf't 1 In proposing a 11 hour and lar k of ullaldn *|i*cr at the ( ( StMlisasgtfV rv, e a r-, t <** r week "without overtime i»n" former quarters. Levies was not sperifie a* lo »to M i. Tucker pointml nut that at TAI.I.AIIA88EE. Jon. 25 <47 — a very maximum the old hospital tlier he meant workers sliould re­ fal (aiven Fiirtmijrli 'llte Florida State Retailer* A **> could arroinodate only UU persons, ceive the same pay fot II hour T o Get Kid Oi* Irion elation tmlny will formally oppose estimatml that $l5,99tl worth of that they now get f*u 19 hour-, nfiv fluiriAfi* iivi Du' Stillt?1* uficffl* repair work would Im- necessary or meant four hours more work at I n il I ttltl), • allf., Jan. '-’5— 4*P* |,|0ynient cump*.n-ativm benefit*. In order lo move t«rk there, and "straight pay" rather than prom___ HN "'it -n -y lo wangle a furTh(( ^asocUtlon will a p p e a r he­ pay. said that an addition of alMiut ium llo argued argued *tM>ngly, atrongly. however. however, ''" ‘f*! Infantry bash; f,„ P the- 15-msn advisory council 25 room* Would hr rerpilred. Ho H r urged float the City aid the that price* arc "made up la rg . 1v "I J '" ," l"tf" nt* r *.» any t*. I will of , (lr |,„iu«trial Commi-*lun an . , protest organised labor'* propoul Hospital Board In It* request to wages and eateries" and that price* ' 1 vt * ' numr»t«m gut (tl |ncr„ Blll, payment* tn a maxithe Navy for an extension uf can't he kept down If wage, ri-i simple *' mum of 530 a week fur ’Ji* weeks. On the point of thr work week, ow!. ) ,'.l< rda). by a tim<> after Apr. 1 in which tn re­ prtllent— hi- brought * Bun *" The present maximum I* 115 main at it* present site while seek­ with him. fur 1r, weeks. This hn* nut lo-en *‘A li-hour week, without over- 1 "''I *1 ing a way out of the ditrrnma nml th*’ lion. c nr-i tnnon, * three-year,),*„ged since 1937 anil I* raid to The City Commission recommend­ tirnr pav shun Id. i believe, tie gun* Id beast nninnl Fagan, Ur*e*l lo 1h, {„ ||„. nation. , ed a request for 60 days additional erally adopted (or the purpose of Several other pretests ngamri Inerc-ssing total production and " ”, * r r,u *' i r h' " occupancy. With apparently an ratenslon of helping to maintain the atendard •bafto*1. ^he gav. 7agan t*. a Increases In payments nl*<* have been filed with the council. Sec­ - * “ ''••• soo. time the only antidote to the of living without inerearing rod*. " In iT m u il production in. In thi* ,7 *® if»vc f uKun I»«rh . retary B u rn !- O h m a ri *a!.| II s s i Is i k S ita !••* I* »1 The council, composed of five rml, the prlrnanrv folutlon to th** J1*1 1<I> ,uut'h r°*rri* irpreicntetive* nf employes, fixe Inflationary problem, provided U bm much. run Im- brought ale.nl without InI hp A ,r ,">-, •*•**»n t „ BI,i i „gan of employer* and five from the rreaslng cost* and purcharing fUhcr, despite llumeston. pro- general public, ul»o will di»cu»* power more rapidly than the hup .V1111.. ”€*' l,‘' tt1'01*** “ • proposed reductions In employers* ply nf iroodf ** kittenllunieAttin wa> handnl rriniribtitions. l.luyil (iahr, president ol the Ercles, a' 60-year old former * furloligh . . . told to reThe maximum contribution Is Florida Retailers Association, will Utah hanker, entere*l guvernmcnl I " 1'* bi ** days— wit limit row 2.7 percent nf the payroll, hut address members nf the Sanford i i s s i I s ik c ■>•■*«* r « s i lagan. only a fow employer* are required Merchants Association, and an­ •o pay that amount, bc-rau-c of nual election of officers of the their experience rating. The min­ local association will lake place at imum contribution is one-tenth of a dinner meeting at the Mayfair one percent while the average is Inn, Friday night at 7:30 o'clock. Iwtwren four ami five-tenth* of Ciarrnre Bedding will preside one percent. and Andrew Stine will serve as Florida now ha- 573.909,non in master of ceremonies. L. F. IloyhII* unemployment vorniiensalion haa been raqurssled to outline pro­ reserve fund on deposit in Wash­ Iiy 1(1'S H E L L III! IN KM cedure*. in small claims courts. ington,_______ __________ H o s p i t a l Crisis UetailcTK Oppose liaise In Benefits Frr Unemployment laoyd (iahr Slated To AddrcKHMerchuntH MacArthur Asserts US Must Fight Until Victory Is Certain In Asia S E R V IC E E M B L E M H . E. Whitten, round bouse clerk was presented the 25 year aerelce emblem yesterday by L M. Cornell, general foreman of the A . C. L. shop. Mr. Whitten entered the service of A . C. L. Nov. 14. 1935. TO K Y O , Jan. 25 (/I’I Gcnrral Mar Arthur, bnrkly cnnlident on the eve of his 71 al birthday, said today "there can be no turning back" Irom war againil Communiim in Aua. "Once American arms have lieen committed to battle in drlrnrc oi moral principle!," be said, ''the Rubicon bar been crocied. the dir h*« been cast— and there can be no turning back. "However long and difficult (hr road, w , mu*t fight on with1‘in turbulent Aria. Most of what he -aid «a * not all the power w* ran mount until for publication- at customary. victory I* achieved.” But the- -obtain r of his remark* The General mad' 1 It tdaln tie •rps speaking of the broad fight emphasUed that he ha* not again*! C-ojtTnunl-m In A ria, ra- changed hla Implacabl* opposition Lhtr than the specific campaign in to Communism nor altered hi* es­ timate that II must bo fuught Korea, Nevertheless, h r r « Iter* led wherever It arise* throughout the world. that the Chinese "will never drive " 1 will fight aralnst It for tho me into the sea'' from Korea. roar of my life If nrcraaary," he MacAtlhur's remark* w e r e said. made to me during a lengthy con­ Neither has the General changed versations In advance of hla birth­ hie familiar position that only day tomorrow. In esrellent health force will stop Communist imand epirils, he spoke with anima­ >W8 Un. C IV IC C L U B L U N C H E O N "America's Responsibility to tha World She L a d s " will be the subject of n talk Friday at I2tl5 P.M- to members of eleie clubs at U m F irs t Presbyterian Annex by Paul W . Harrison, M .D „ mission­ ary doctor, graduate of John HopMat University, a fellow In tha American College of Burgery and former missionary In A m b it. A recognised authority on aplnal ataeatheola, D r, Harrtaon la sur' Berea HpepitaJ, Berea, •lubo are expected to '• tion of a jentrallon's • problems Sun ford Weather High vesterdav Wl Low this morning 14 Rain .63 inch lari night Total Ja n . rain .77 Inch Normal Jan. tain 2 35 Inehei. Thf* Weather JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 25 Atlanta Itliniark no stun Brownsville Chicago Denver Des Molnee New Y o rk Washington Winnipeg Jacksonville Miami Tampa *‘ 45u h 72 lit 41 81 52 52 32 J 33 48 • 25 4 37 36 0 •10 70 n N 40 81 M 03 12 01 � 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 24, 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/c85df7b3cf330c85bc757db930ec60c2.pdf 7159a1b8b8e623ea967bd7b9cd73e864 PDF Text Text Korean War Krndley <n tilm iM ►it.ar* M i t R u n |h i M nf draft nervier finm 2 ! to 27 mont ha. lie gave the r-.m m illi- in a d ­ dition a briefing on l.ow the <tvices plan to meet any attack “ The in itia l rcallation ag ainst an enemy by s t in le iir Iximhmg w ill lie provided if I hr a it | ' VCI and the necessary Arm y arid Navy support to ” i*e mho bold the liM»e*. from which to o p e ra te are in our (mod. the moment an emergency ar *-»>*,■' in- mid “ llu r strategy doe* not Include a ret earl ion o f a ll nf our m ilita ry power to the ro n lm .n iid lim it nf the North American ronineid when we are n l l s r l i s l " the propositi In' draft IK Kenatm Hunt fD Wi felt General Dwight bower’* view* on ih*- riistep should In- t ecu red i gti>'« vote- on tb'- i**u th e utofW' *1. own drafted would is * l.-rs of some ft serve rom plH inc then *7 training nod entire llia d le y h u m n i.............. feature in hacking told tin •ehnt<o - tiiM the clouds o f « it an rning ” ntid added f ir e MONDAY JAN. 52, T H E SA N FO RD H E R A L D . BAN TOBD. F LO R ID A P A G E STY In s u ra n te I X T t N O E D COVERAGE II p u y r lo coll the M IJIU A I AGENT i t ' f A A X f d f ■* 7 a Vj V> Tu tttt. / r r J - / T J T 7 r r ~ |i • a ila a r e r > . « • r t » 11s . | c ity fur the past four dayc, usual­ ly retirin g a abort distance to Ih r southeast eaeh night. Ridgeway praised the Second Division lo r Its dog gel Wunju stand and lauded Kranrh troops righting with It. He i tied specially a "magnifiont l.a yonet a tta c k ” hy the Fren rh lialtalion earlier (hi* iin.nth and said he Mould Inhappy when other Fig h t h Army troops used the cold >Im 'I w ilii such deadly results. An K ighlth A rm y C'ommuni<pie Monday night -aid the Second'* •-land at Wonju startin g Jan. h a ppn le n ity had checked a plan. re-1 Contmuni* ; o ffetuive thru ugh the mountain passes south of Wunju. Rut it adder!: " I.a le reports Indicate the Com­ munist* are again building up .Ir r n g lh In the W unju area for another offensive,” Along the western fio n t, w lie re the Reds also were reported mass­ ing troop* for a new drive, the four A llied combat patrols n ut v irtu a lly m. opposition. One column drove straight through Osan ami prowled north of the town. Osan, 28 air miles south of Keonl, is the place where '.lie firs t A m riira n soldier of the Itin 'lb y . to .‘tn-wr-i to question* Korean war was Mill'd. There from Morse* al.-i said he saw no the green U . 8. 24th Division • c.v ..n front an r ducat infra I, mural began its bitter retre at last sum­ or physical viewpoint w hy 18- mer down the Korean peninsula. • nr old* hiiitld not lie drafted. A second c o l u m n ranged A rim It railed til IH su ffer* les* through K iiin yaitg jarig , III mileniter fe lin e with his education Mini m ulticast nf Osan. A third unit hi- lifetim e career Ilian at n later drove north between tliesr two H-c ttindley argued, lie also said column*. .i mini who gor* to school after The fourth column ran Into mii el Vice gets “ much more” out ol hour long fire-fight shortly afId* todies t» r noon Monday nenr Irhnn, Vltlinuirli yimiBf men v a ry , lira- along the lateral road from Kunt* ■ 11*-v •.rid thr great m ajority of yanglang to Wonjn, |H vi-.-tr olds are capable nf perThis A IIIH prowl forve left f o r oiiov, tn ilila ry service a* a ril .’"J Communist dead sprawled in t h e n n* when they are n year old- tin- snow in ir r u weather, e r. Then the U. 8, K lg h tli Army He -aid Ibal youth* of 18 make clamped a security blackout on “ very fine o ld irrs", being aide lo all newa ato ilr* mentioning action endure hsid*hip* ami “ snap bark on the western fron t. It Imnned •mii l.e i” than older men. noon Monday in the urea w* d Ami from a mural standpoint | reporting of any movement alter btm lley *«id that he did not I*- I nf V o jii, a town 1H miles west lieve v out Its were subject to .toy j of W unju. mote li-triplalIon* In serV'ice that The liau euvrrrsl the entire the*- were in civilian life . He opin­ arra where the fitur strung Allied ed: motorised columns were uperat“ A mao’- r h u a r lr r i« vi ry ing. la tg rly moldid Iw fo rr be is IH.” There was no explanation. A memorandum said the ordri would irm a ln in r ffe r t until M C r IIh further notice. Such ■ lain usual­ ly rover* <m|Mirtant troop move<i - K iis s r s crass r * t t n a si m rnl*. ti'imunbl* |-*-oee Km day- field dispatrhc* have " P iile is we art Iwldly Bird Im ­ told of a Red buildup in the wrsmediately w ienrh history front Irro Korean area southeast of ’ i pi rrerit r o 'ir t r , w ar la In e vil. Seoul. able," Mr tjiili.p l laid . All areidrnt rooted A llied troopMi MsIimi in Til* |iie|utre<l speech ill one forw ard villag e. loi md mention the troopi for* An exploding ga.'oline store ignited eight ammunition-loaded trn llrr* Monday and w ithin minolas destroyed half of the Knrran town. (‘Mahon Rotary I< • a l i a s e s I r a w l a a e U a el renovation bv physically handicap, ped iiersoi.s and then resold in the regular channel* of trade. lie quoted Herbert Hoover as saying that th e rr are sufficient accumulation* in the nation’* l*t* lit a If repaired and re-m id. to pay o ff the national debt, and he (minted out that such a rtir lr * sold bv Goodwill Industrie* last year I .moulded to over 110.000,000. Aa M result nf the training and physleul aids acquired through fbm. I will Industries thousands of handicapped pci son* have town restored to productive usefulness and aie now reg ularly employed and self .supporting he declared l're*nieni O rville 'foorhton announeed that there w ill l»r no meeting of the club next Monday on account of the joint civic club luncheon which w ill be held at the f i r s t Preshytarian Church Frid a y nt 12:16 o'clock a* a part of the C h ain of Missions, V isitors introduced by Mr. H atigan included C . T . Riddle o f llridgew atei, V * „ Fred Carru tb 't of Arcadia, C a lif., .1. II. \Vrlgbt of Valdosta, G a.. Howard IV n n y fire k of Phoeiiixville, P a., Raymond Clapp of Htnrrs, Conn,, R ev. Martin lit am of West Palm lb tit h. mid I.. I I . Gibb* of OrUndo. II. S. Ca.stiKttk’d M eii IIhmH hfHNB » * iif * l i f l * Soviet leader* standing on lltB stage of the Rnlslgd theater during la-t night’* event. Fro m left in lig h t In the photo­ graph w rie shown M. A . Kusluv, A . N. Kosygin, I ’. K . I'onontaretiIn i, M. Kaganovich, A . A , And te yev, I I'. Iteria. G . M. Malen­ kov. Klnltn M F . H hkiryatov, K . K . Voroshilov, 8. M. Rudygnny, V . M. Molotov, N. 8. Khruschev, N. M. Hhvcm ik, M. /« Haburov, I . I. Rum yantsev. A. M. V a sile vsk y, N . V . Popova, T . M. Zueva and K . A . F tir t# e v ( T h r dispatrh which passed through ,H((virt censorship listed in th r group all the mrmliera o f the scept They are t m liib tiri ____ r . .two. ... ____ A . I. Mikoyati, deputy president of the Council of M inisters and m inister for foreign trade, and N. A Holganin, deputy president o f the rounrll of m inisters ami mem­ ber of thr Organisation Bureau o f the (V n lrn l Committee o f tha Communist P a rty .) In the Iniek of the stage, im ­ m ediately lirn ra lh l.rn in 's pnrt n i il , stood a guard o f honor com- fta ritm " Though the note*, delivered d u r­ ing the weekend, did not Void R osil» « treaties o f alliance w ith the two Weetern power*, they said plan* to rearm the Weat tie r mans were a violation o f the treaties. The ram jnunirallona repeated and am plified Soviet charges, made In sim ila r protest* to B r i­ tain and France Dec. 16. The la t­ ter replied J a n . 6 that rearm ing of Germany waa necessitate) bv '‘threat of Com munist aggression." Delivery of the latest note* was seen here as evidence that Russia views German rearmament aa the J, L A K E S U C C E S S . Jan. 22 -</!*) m ajor issue presently In Interna­ tional politics and plans to inten­ — Twelve A sia n and Arab nations sify her campaign against i t in decided today to submit a formal the future. proposal to the United Nation* that it make one more peace appeal— the tilth — to Communist China. This became known after repret ia a t ia a e o C o n * r a o rent*lives of the 12 countries met agency said that the disaster in New Y o rk . Informed quarters -puck at least l& localities in S w ilie r land. Ileaid rs, the U» dead, said they w ould submit a resolu­ it ia id . 2tl others were missing and tion to the G eneral Assembly's 60atudht-r 20 were reported seriously nation P o litica l Committee lin t injured. afternoon. In Ita ly In addition to the dead, The spoil stirs previously had In­ at It’swt .VI persons were Injured, dicated that, i f they made surh » many of Ihrm caught beneath move, they n a tu ra lly would dri oof * rrum pli'd by the weight of maud that th e ir proposal lie given the snow. priority over an A m .rican resolu­ T ltr snow s till wan falling on tion asking th a t the Peiping rethe Italian side o f th r Alps, cau­ clme be found g u ilty nf “ engaging sing f i a r i there would lie more f n aggression in Korea.” avaUiM.be*. The 1!. 8. c la im s it I* assured of (In the Sw iss side the number a large m a ju rity In favor o f it* • I avalanrhr* appeared to ba de­ resolution. creasing. but o ffic ia l* warned that K xatt terms o f the Asia it-Arab there still was danger. Throughout th r night rescue rrira tj spot la lovers were tempor­ a rily Itahrtrd at sw ank ski resort*. A niong the marooned ...................... wer* WKi Hritl-li and 70 Aiitcrlrans at Da­ vo s, KwitscrlntHl. None of the resorts were be lieved In lw in an y danger, Imiw•ver. I rev W*<r aaid to have Arab-Asian B lo c Asks F o r Another Appeal ToChmese Attempt Is Made To Forestall U. S. De­ mand For DisuHtrouB Alpine proposal were not disclosed 'I" ’ mediately, but the United States l * m ’ N o lle * already has msde dear it treD any fu rth er appeal to Red China is useless. One of the provisions was reported to be th at seven IK t u b r o r * T o p m u r o i \ Tg J t lH ii; s k n i .v i i i . k m i \rfl countries. Including Communist i i .o h i i i a . i k rn n a c T r. ,r IN K K i T U B KH TATK OP | J K I'A IIT IN . Deceased I s i x r n K u m m s akii e r a . v i v m A nA tK rr M ill i:sT itr., t ii so va I I A T I K H M .A IM S OH n t . Ix'ftal No!ire M r T ir i: t i i t r i ' c t i t T o * JA M K H ft 11E H IM NO *1 alaea of resld.nce I . tlnhaoat I n , are hereby re-inlrett to your written defense* person or bv attorney on Kehroare 1 t i l l . In a . erlaln illrnrie pew »»* pending In the Circuit CSsit Heml nole County. Florida. In (1 eery, an abbreslaled title of eaus- being JUANITA tJIlA I IIE IIItl.M I. I'la ln tlll < - A J IlIIC IlllIN ll. Defend*nI WITNEiUI my hand and off seal at Hanford, Florida this day of January. A t* l l i l O P IIFRNDON t'lerh. Circuit Court ( I E A I .I IK tl'Mlfs >l.r>Klt A li V I a t K* A tto rn e y , for I ’la K an ln rd . F lo rid a Vow soil each of you are h o .l i i< .<lli.it slid required to Present . n , rial.*.- and d, m a u d s s itl.h >ou, sr ellher of you. may have saali.-t 1h, - s la t e of J <ia n u o r i I . iiim . J sh a ll he In w rit, m s . and s h a ll a t a le the place of resid en ce and post n fflr# sd d re s, Ih r it a lm s a t . and s h a ll he , u „ ft In by the c la im a n t , her agent, or her a tto rn ey , and any aurh claim 01 d tio sa d nol file d s h a ll ha »u|g W I L L I E FA 11N E L L i -a i i t i s A a a d m t n U t r a lr ls o f i h . i>. la te of J K P a rtin . lie. F lr» t publication Jan IS. t i l l . O M i C l Ct rv C t R ID E - IN LAST TIME TONIGHT IIIIpit food Stocks, T h * unusual number of slide* rsulled fram heavy snow* la st Cnmetiv—Neartt—Carinoii t i JESI )A V—1 w e d NEs BA y Double F e u tu rn — Ib irg n in I ’ r o R r a m yesterday. Tito parent* ami twrr children w e rf la te r found dead. One child s till U missing. T h n qthex lived, hadlv injured, to dr*trib e Die ia rrib U experience. Mora, than 190 w orker* utauatted to fre« ott* tra c k o f tha ipHlii line railroad fro m . eastern Hwitaeila id to Ita ly , through tha Uot- Kurope d rlia tr. T h a t (IrcDIm i uppsaictl to I mi simmering down to onr qtirstinn; How m anvT CarliHin—*Sbort t hllrtrcn Under 12 Fr«*i" “Mtivlen Under The Stnni" S A N F O R D - O R L A N D O BAND SHOES ALL SPORTS Slurtly I'lay ShocH . T h e more c h o r d you turn over lo Reddy K ilow att, the more time you'll have to joih the p a rty ... and for all those things you’ve alwayi w anted to do. lie d Itoyn & Men'll GO M H U C T W u n trn 'a f t M en's Tcnnia ShocH The Kent liny In T own On A ililatlc Hocka T H E A T R E William Rosknc ROliSON SPORTING GffflPS It it h ic d K . I ’.ir tln . deceased. |,<, of esld County, to the County nt Seminole County. Florida. ut y,.* . ftlrc In the court house nf . I'ounly al Hanford. Hemlnole <m »as. ly. Florid*. within right rale, u * m-.nlhs from the lime of the P indication or this nolle. p.-t, U IS U U 1 ° ftorkb. And while i il it..,why r,nt make it “for S " Us homcfolks ki^ Ftonda's th« dace in the wwldlo UVE! Your Electric Satvpnt R H IG H W A Y �1 it In Unity There Is Strength— Ta Protect lh> Peace ot the i.g rld : Tu Promote Ihr Progress ut A n t n c t . Tu Produte I'lu -p riU ) |M H u U m . a V O LU M E X X X X II Ihv K * tn h li*h c d 1)1 h C liu H f c A l 11 t i t lu partly c u - j r . slow lr i .« . r . j t c a p c r a l c r e tk ." c a » h <Vedn u i i i , . L ig h t l a m o d e m # n o rth - W a n t e d I t e r a t caMeil) »1nds. e AN INDEPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER 1008 S A N F O m i. I I.nuID A TU ESD A Y JA N . L’.l, ItC.l Ansoc iulcri Press Leased Wire N il. 10!) County Is A sked Chinese Reply A m erica n T h u n d erjets S h oot D o w n , To Consider Bond Paralyses U N Korean Action F o u r R e d J e t s In B la z in g B attle; Issue For Hospital A r a b - A s ia n C ‘p" ,Ja°!nS Association G ,o b n l S t r a t e g y In U rging Q uick Ac Envisions Use Of t i o n On Project n , *-~r— III view o( llie \ uln .il urn) t. immediate cumtiurtion <>| * i.r» hoipiial building, due to N ,, , pita* lo iroctupy ilir Fenuld Laughton Meinoiial Harpil.vl Bmld ing by Apt. I. ihr C a y Comnuvtion D ii iiihIiI vuird to i#qur t iIn i ihr County Committiiiii hold a ipetlal meeting •mm tui ihr ^purpose of planning a irieirmiui.i druglird lu ip p io ir ih r lu iiiiu u! bonds mah which lu lii.jiiir coniliuciion >.l a hospital. Thr Commmion alio endoiirJ a irn.tiilion pirienied liv I I In . k n , pirn.(nil (if thr | eti)«|i| Laughton lliiipila! Alrocialioii, ir quelling ihr Navy lut an r H r nil ui of ihr liinr limit foi vacating ihr present hovpiial. , Overseas Bases !IS A ir l*'oict* T u Open Its Sixth British A ir Base In March N a t io n s C o n t in u e E f f o r t s T o F ig h t in g , H a lt B r it a in A llie s R eca p tu re S trategic |W onju C a u t i o u s L A K E SUCCESS. J*n ’ V </I») Cuminuiiivt l Iiiiis • irvitrd | v e r ioiiuob bu K.ur-t *|.|!r,i(rd today to lute uivru aihir.l ilii|irluv lo ihr Aiisit-Aisb ruuvr lo •tinininr t 'uilrtl N s I iuhv rllu ilt lu n su l * ceateliie. Mmt t l r l r y s l r s Mill u u r await mg tiuliiKtuiiit Irwin thru gcuetn- Eisenhower Ends Senate- May Demand Consultation Crop Production Western E u r o p e ()„ Sending More Troops To Europe Is 6 Million I ons Def ense •Survey w I i I! 0 , 1 I P , I , o 1 I ' l ' l ill lllltllllltOM i stirrut ihr rn«ti During Past Year SHAPE (omm.mtlci I lnnu*w;u tl I •o u u il A f t e r lusucction e 01 • . o u l io r e i 1 1 ,1 tioop* I., I uiofir i n o l i t l i o i i o || f* i< l^lt 4i| ||Im|| 4 ild t l o i e d * e i i i . r r t o i n m u l r e * 1...f ,, |t,r> o r | o ItiftiKt tl h'Ml til i -Il*«t i s | mmI to llie “veil Mr III t ill . r t l 4 loi W hrliV o | Nelttirvku, tiir Krpulllh ,11 li.*o| Ir.oicl < |h i|io i|n l l i e .......l u ll 'l l wllli II | i | i i p » r i licit llie h r l o i l r IllMlIlit ihr t w o tolllllil 1 28 M I G - 15 s A m e r ic a n B a t t le A tta ck Is B ig g e s t K v e r F m iy lit lu h U F | su 33 F it * lit e r s ; B y .’ 1 |rts (cV)— A niruc vn I l .u . i. i c . t e n t i c s i .i n g o i n n o i l i i w n l K o t c i shut dow n turn ( t i n n a n - m a d e MR. I '»■ i i n l i ) in luitoiy i biggest |Ct .ill litlllc I , d i u l 111iv lt‘ 1 L ' u i t i v a WASHING ION. fan >3— (AS HUD T u t s t ls U vrt ■Went i ’i global war »llalryy it lornt*. but t l i r i r w a t a vluiuy |>m now k r in l l<> cuiintri homlnng • ,ilr t r n li m r ii l ill l a v o l u l e»h»u-* Ih# I M4v viliti iCDirtl nil* (j i (»’ O r * to ir io i i u i i u i d I r t io D l i o i i V io liih ilin g i l i r I't r v id r n t lio n i «sm iiiiit* lllg Altai kv launched 11.>in ovritrat m y all |ioM ildr a v r u u r t I s . , u h.il*|r Ik|M 41* * JjIlU F ftl It Mt llltFfr I'A K IS. Jan £ \ o l ’i t.rn e ,j • I S t r o o p s lo Hi. S', l i . U U n o k ia m m i J..U i» v V t liairt m Int h n r milt h u ra iu Kui- ailoptillg die i “inleil S ta ir * . |u o all t|tfrt|tlrit h itli the lic In f. n • I'oic, until i .iiigres- | l .' i n l s slo p s i r a i l i r i l 4 i n S till 4)| ihr Ki I) l.ivenliowrr m m o l heir flotn na lli.m ihr l S. home held* »t ,«.,*! lo b r a n d t h r I 'n p i n g i r g iu t e adopt’ is policy on lli,* mailer li-L l M»r|il M in^i (irlmouy Im bl bouin. .*I«l Ih-u ii -I l I . .lo. to O id il.lMJ.IWI t o' ■ I V h lio n g h t h r Sell*!, h n d Orro tltr I ,i till M ill a* a n av K ietto l. aflri «(>re>lv iliqu in III I uo-pean A I* turif<|KMitlrnl |*>Imi I m ii I to idle si 2 P M on llie I'M'* dl lesion Ihl* ferllng wa» reflected t*‘ llllinill I lolll V, lu. h I.C ll.qwl I >ruii in lapidiuccrition high d o H llfi lilt- I r . i l l n l ion, |t..I!41 liin r ails, lot 4 1 o '.I Jki{|ih, *tl Us S I .til. ,Vn t fiidC wU.v C iltlit ill it itatrm m l ma tIlf Mr <1 tods) ilir An F o u r einot In *.1 no nt lection e U to 11 V hr 1 1h|iiMl|fly | | | K o i r « , *,»*() 'ill ll«C hV ItriH'li I'rtmc AtiniMcl Attlee ill SO tin Fu ll id I|I< \ll tilth F-rv o Ion ; ronloi loimnli' it* l o t in-sk I ham ufMin at (pilling itinie fuirign in Ihe Home of r.inillioio tmlsv 4IU1) to ilcjend W c irm I urop* 1li-r UN •1€•® Alitr lu -Ml 14 »ur- ( r t n i i i r J v.lcly. s s t , d oiosoilin-n* « i i'e i it l o send liavn floln Vi hull tJ. S . plalirt Attlee said: 4*4111ll Soviet I ollinoilllllll tl to t h r AI lord • ' t d o > Slid 1 lilluvr lli 4 ir.i u ii e lull i r l ( 4 l . . i Not a 101*1# hnllrt io-lr n tv ioiuiJ "We do not believe Ihe time could I d r n|| and maintain alullilc I sill f o rrlgll !(• latlulis g l o o p s l og ovel l*4liv' lt.lv I .eld krpl l a i d llie ptrvious l e i o n l 1 . lit the 11.0,oh 1>et• ll# 4.hie.I nallv « chaltman of Ti .s l.sMrl 'Mill IMHI loio Ih r p i r m n i v )r.vi oi ulltrl l.tmil. irlahatliiil. Hirvr ha* i-<.me to consider furthei mr» llie l.r lin d • plriie • ill loir WlW On li.e giouuil Allied iiim blt rure*. lo do *o imiilirt that wr ro ln n d ttrv . |l -.lid tin a, i r a g e upou w h ic h tr ims lundav leonapiril the *#nhave alienHmwwt hope of leachiuc 4'l lUinillrt liflult il >' I' .tide to II.<1. s«n imllcntloi Mint Ihr lu riuluitiiig lint leuJullou ll.c to* hide p i. H ml l - i ii lr u have completed a prsceful vettlrinenl, and thi* liud II vvj • lielieve.l al out llllir i el ill ind llie :i • i h f l c i e n t Clop w e ir p l a n t ts--s.ini toll would not * ll.il K.,ir,iii 1041I u il liuti id Won Comroittiun tuggerird tl.ai ihr ta- # A m i I .s T v a ' r o i r p n i * . I. t h r F c i . i l r III tl..- I q in ni ,',| 01 g ro w in g IH lt*f*n l o la lr s l iiuit alup it!titn flight lu l'e*»s we hsv# not done." ihe 4lliT4ll would have lo be tu ind its aiiTtnp I Key tl-., '#iitention br hinilrJ lu CO dayi m a flri paving Ihrii flisl visit lu i Y*h|**h ii He added, however, that Rrilain urn 4i)t • n u t t e d ti y -iiglitlv ovu 2 J.tNt.taal u l '- i t WJ. #sl uc iihv Mill* J i vini 27J, (Hut* order that Ihr Navy would undei ( lir a ! Britain. “ recognlre* the stall, fact of the d itrllrd lo aitolbel I true It allll g CM ttltU N ■ M l VVIn M» N11llaMii kl!li *% tiiivllv pro Poo .icic* aloivi lire vex* iu-foie I Lie ll'pol 1 sapt mi*ill tiii lit# ft mil > M Ii f K l \ ti ti i lix. I a n . 21 Hig 4 |q|i# ol lievilv |MM Itrdi oil J, H .r b iliiih air ministry an­ llnatii.ii in Korea ami agree* in poll 01 pel Its pi c eu irliill) to n ot l o Mile iland that ihr Cummin ion w it "Value ol 1op* hatvr'led w .1 | - R V i — |( r |FMl lb I « 1 . ill IIS Vu H a t h *•. ttie tillri will, ill .llIllicit t jlilg r . tin cn rly trying to makr rierei-siy nounced ihai thr U. ft. An Fore* condemning Chluevc Inlerveiilioii I u til toil. l i i -Mil ii 1 l i i n i ail lill r i (iijirlit iu il II I II- in *u 4 r« tin at .. a t a record level, slmw.......... lllh .u l M will opcii in Man'll Hr m ih all in »iip|H>rt of an aggie'sor, which A f l c r t w o dsv - in i l* F l e n c h A q*>keini4U s.vui ll IM I ’ M ............ iiKtca • over the p i* arrangrinrnlt. Mi, Tui L ri replird in -, in ihr Minted liingilom. »I i»imI ll»t« I l»« IlilR s i . i ' . ' i i i y ••• ■ii* hi - a ii! Mt-ikrttil i Xplie- ion* ha* thwaMetl ami fru M ra M flo- cisfvit:<I, t.’i'*'iiho»* 1 im o lliurs luridly lhal l ipied Nations In litt rltfl liD|M 6%1)4 11* lit* ch, u , (.ill i i i t i u g yen 1 t i n t o t a l value ot a ll ill New laiiMiru'e. * 4 x l im 1" i l l .1. iir iin a l .Ulnar ItinOir) *lu pill pose* of the United Nat V'll ■ that hr wmild m id fi toon w.lh dsv Icy an fm Iceland slid Can I m i i f ' l e d l i c s t n .i i t e d a t will . Olisqll m i, , colitfiessln n.il l‘t " l I .Millington inh alien |nohahlv n rir "iu vonlioi id all Wi.llju." The«t< two etatementa were in nils the only two Atlnntie Part ihr Motpil.il hlecolive liuaitl in rlo-.nl llial oUr i« Iahalit.il botlili I-s foil dli|> 4 lcliinr’ el,out >:t;i,taNl,IMHI c om pa te.l w i t ti I hills st tnnir Ilian 3,tMHI oalivr coinniiUes s in, luti.i» sdiuuld In* a* ditto* lo terpretnl here at meaning that Mgner* lie Mill inn*I vt-il and a v a l u e uf f ini.iHMi.niat in 1946*49 ilm l ) on# luilrx vuiillu regard lu ihr Ml day ralrntiun. Ul.o 1 I' s glnnlld loll is to Ml R iise-i * an wr can rstalillsh ihrm Ilntain want* to make another \V»*hioyloii N r* I . olio i n- ’the r s lr in a l I i li n * and field c r o p s Weie p r i lied lolirv weie I - it 11ill o' Ited )»»tun Fm op, 0 . W. Spencer, luca! allornry, iihciul of tint or »•■!*» ami hold peace t lV Mild, if thi* fail*, to mod Eisridvovvci liegaii hi* Mirvey of lertiloiim dcpvilnirui in t an Nlc.invv Idle tin lions. Armed lll.-ll ill li- IMHIsIhlr tor llie iilglier j reins hi Nongwoi Mean 2iglit in t* initiated I hr* aiihm for ih r • tu ria llh - n . ih r itmmrnl thr m*ri| arise* ifV the l). S. ptoporal lo eliminate West Eul< i|f'' M.t'ill'* nod tdao* lirtia told n-1 lni)M' for Ihr m l' vh I iic ns Mo valin of ve getal,le* bond referendum of freeholder*. Hindley, chairman of Ihr J.nnt the iMxvIhthlv of sanction* agalnM fill ilefcrvir wllli n hoik two vvrekvital nf mU-ing Ettltuoatta Slim ',-. I.V.IlHUltlrr gave se rll.Ill pi o d u i t d dlo p p ed i l pet relit u n d e r •il-o lagrii soul heist id I in|4llg and suggested that the hospital i Jr S la lf, lolil a Heiiate Red China. nyo nt Frnnce'* •oUiulion. lluring In Ilir air* visitrd hv the rets* tie Wight lo ll-e l-i ddeill of v:t I Mm v. al tad o re d u e 10 art un u su a l* In llie all light, T l IF H. ling Ih field Mq Din lipn ive r the fir named in hnnnr of llr rl Fish, cm niiiiilrr yealrnlay that llm lu ll's wnist liiw slrl III ltd- -rC Till* would he done hy condemn­ hi* visit now lie I* e*peeled to th u n d e r jets I a n g l e d w ith Ih to nalien need* t,.i It* In-avv I'lUll- Iv heavy economic shandnnilivqil IMilnliug out that ll'pihl fund* of "r lo n e r the base* a ir to tin* rl»- ing thi Chinese Conimnnlsta for work on ariangt'ineiil* for ‘ ellling (liioi ol Ihr f Inhe Blul Ionet pure* nnlic. lit* n tuu ltd Mi nor Id 23 Mli'n ovri Siniiipi. imi m o n tnr Fish ralatr may not lie iminr.lj • iny” tin- raiirr and thr ir*» C'i't- Intel veiling in uipport of an ag lift lli* iiendqunilei: ill Pan* or It* " t o l d clops e o v r ie il l, 325 ,|iNI llie Vain River l loin Manchnria i . i . t a i ) ol In fill-. Mai*hall ly il will la* lo provldr a **»il»vicinity airly availahlr for thr h>>-|>ital S Y D N E Y , A il't ir l i i . Js u ■ gre**or, invtrat of declaring they acn including peanuts, oaks and I. Isl Ml i-s IliHillllr lhal li.e ple "Thru wax a leal romuiutiun, a M d u aiy R ourro Pari*. program. hut vurgeallnf that tainrtl rrlaliallon air attach '* actually cngagml In aggression, >Pi \qit14I1411 i l l i<1*1* van) U> * nt n iillta i) liianpowri goal id lupin* |,»itine,t 2if,tNtu a.-ira atiove tral uni u p ." laid one airmail Ver-nillei mot I o n t a l n e t d e a u all whrn Ihrvr fund* are availahlr tha Mratllr) »l*o -aid that U. S as the American nropo*al dor*. I'U i piaiduigx which amounted in J. n '.'iio ti t.y iu iir 30 m ay la tsi Huon s itu daylight iu cid sy the taindi could M rrllrrd from the d i a lt g l , for which Ihr clurfa ul C-ouieivatlv# leader Wln*tou s r e pi.’ Ubb - i ic - foe tin- Atlantrc •Isl vseekdlil volialiu crploviotl* har* to 1.* incrtAicd "tl th» l.an.l.Vm acres I h e itl&n cotton riqind#rl*lx itrnck al Rimniu air­ ul N ew tonne v i " rslin rl Mi „ Flab E alalr. s la fl a ir |.niuartl> rnponalttr, Churchill warned Rrilain against coim osnd'* i> rrn m n rn t lir a iiq u a r 1 , x* Irdni'l'd IS.tNln act*-, 1Unit ion wot Mill " Its mid lirli p h o lU g tA p h t ht.l ■ . ir 1. the p*allo t arirkg* waa cut field Wlit I e Mr. Sprue#r furthar tuere**»d • jt • a not iuclloir a irtractioh" Cortel maneoSei- lo dlvv.te lha Isi* frn .pn raiv I m a d q u n r lc r * now htDmu.cWw wst lo u » w J tF.' m l Mac Atlimi lived* t f, I"Il I trIt in the lfotet Alton* here ■hnwFit * ‘numf.tfr of cnemv ^u «t that alt ct*l.' nitndr.1 organlritimia »if all AWirilcan i *i * m lo roll- U.8. and Britain I, v about III.PINI acres However, As Western Mimpe'* new su- tent 111v v W'Bttl JiiaMei m ihn »*i plsccii 1 lit * • novlllh. ami that ll I hep til# 'Witt Jets in I lights be ia iirr■*■'?#() at Ihr mrrllng of tit.riual Amu if • The 12 A llan and Atah cottn< .11 * Aurtl tiel-re In* dlvtdoh* \ the litlgu aeleages of cum, cow re of four ruckcte.l ainl liu iiui, , uh Inqi id ll.e al-itw I h r light iu C'.uglrta and lha Irie*. who have be*n working to p r e m e t n i h i s r v c o m m a inlet the county Comm)Minn peas, lupine, lu sh polstaev ami an liiidl up lo "ll rmal •lienglh " l u i n e . I h e r * . F l e n c h |ul|l*.- l o o t l.ed Ih# field while . Ili«i F 6 tl fin e A u d i t h i ll o l f l l i a l i l i l f t lin e Mrmlirr* of thr Sanford Mer­ -ei vid - last ear ovu tin rf gel hei la bring pea.-e In thr Far i r s d y t o r n f a r c e s g o r e r m n r u l hail A* l>* pislluusi) had done is' *,ieet pi.taloe* moil M11I1 oft it lieu COVCt frcliycncai of lli# fl-'W C lratej nil peannt chant* Aavoclatton, including W Fast, railed another private meet on a ina* d e m o n ' i r a t t n n I lie Cum- t e iiu e v m ik e v tim s lrd llie lu ll o | |.<ir s - l u l l .'i.lllltnllii' Nlal-hlll llie smaller cultmi Hi# enemy let* fix-hr.t s.-i ixs V flitting wild Jack Hall, im- Ihr lire*taken llrtpir-ttioii In ttlilir tng for tonight to decide what n i u n is tr hnve c a lle d i g a l i n i him d r i d 111.1 n iiu ie d New io n n e a lit ,,'h I >f.r II e-r ei 1 ' p to ap d up- Value o( lo'ld clops Iibi the Yxl.i river f r o m trilling In o u a rtri. Dial il.r I S A ll vi .test 1 c iiinale.l al ffiN.iaiu. tnrdkatrly n p r m n l appruvai of their n*«t step would he. They ul Al -I INN) i l l h e ll ( I P o l l M u irv b v prove I IIIVrival Mdllarv ' -nice Mie 'xneluary of Mam'hntia planned to place all of ready had drafted g new «*»s*e t o m o rro w u i .-iiio .- ii II peli-i'Ul altovr Ihe |62, tha auKKrition, ami tin Rrv. .1. lore# all.l lla ilillig , Wllli llie dt:,ll age UUU Co t n i n u u i s l l e a d e r s hnd n-.l no ■I M i i a a r e mb rwa* * u i For in minute* i h r m hittle fn c appeal and were ready to noiioce.) th i* u i o i n i n g wheiht-r llu-c p i r i l o l r . l lu t liy “ I llie ie w u tll.l lo4 rrn l to It! and Mo |» 1,1,1 mnl.niai crop liarvc-led la t year E . M rK liilry *ta*rd that hr frit " f it I its look the lead again in flamed , Mie roaring p -> t i- ik ruhnitl II yesterday, liut postponed vvmid abide In' t h r h i ll hill th e later r i n r i r r llo lil llie | am 0Is into of -eivttv Incir4*rd ll Ul .‘I t. rurc Ilia! Ihr Mlhivtrrial A*^ocla Ihr f,2,IIIN),tNHl imrea-e in value e.l from higii altitude i>> low vnd i l w«il(iM rfl it* r a w I mm* 11 ».IItIMI*.at l,M t I, r IW..I action yvhen they learned of the lion will hack aurh a niovrr '*1 till 11st tl*. of (lu ll and nuts haivc le.l T ild e is.H i'ii.il upward* again al dar new I’eiping ciiinnumicalion t ’n m i u i l t r r C h a i r m a n Vm-m Mr. Tucker (old Ihr cum in Ianhm . . i,i , i vi< * rliin’ spent*, Fhew iituvea appeared almost i l l 1o i) told r c p u rlr r * lie favor- mire 3Jt6H,6(Nt tons of fruits mid lhal a l a marling of the horp'Ml | J | J S t S l l O r t O i U l l C "I’ll ray tins foi Mu- Mill ruts harvested 208,0041 less t h a n m rrrtaln tu widen the split hrtwrrn U d h nropovalv And til com rarru tlvr IkmimI uu Siitu nkv *! . . a IM . • \ lie year tielore hut ingliei prices pilots," one A m e r i c a n jet c a p t a i n 1 M the nun-Communiit cmintric . since mitle, icrm n f In he in genet al ban been drcidnl Dial it i. al | B | | | | l | | | III llin ( IU " T lie v a r e ,1 m in e d boosted the total vatiintioli from com m ented it agreem ent moM a physical Impuanlhllltv «.»I ■■■ * i u i aeeee the llnite.l .Stale* Indlcatml f I30.INN1.IMN) iu tWIH IH to over goisl and t h e y a r e n 't vfraid o f would riinllnue to pres* for quirk The Mil, dttigrird lo help t-oosl mova Ih r horpltal liack lo il* old -------_ „ its “ military nianpowti ( o -im I inn, f 2 0 2 .tNMi.iNMt m i n t o f*u I 'l s n t i n n alia at Oak Avrnnr and Fifth I O R I .'WDO, Jan. 2d ( 8 p**t*laD — approval of its aggression rvsotnin a companion l a i d I- I* tit *« l Clti> 1’ .outlime,| at *oineviliat tU'li when the U. N political com laai to 3,6OO,0tH>, would also fitrrrt " l,iirrlia*r of real catalr In 61 of sliivv c ttvs* aveiage itite timivlitig hlmoling Star jets seremie,I .low'll milter meet* tomorrow' after its ■ q ■ un tvm al mdllarv -em .i I h r I to n la t h im <1 M ission n il b ru in d* p ln r ia m in ' i n i n l i l •< Pointing mil that thr ............1HorW e’a rt7 eountlea f w J D m r 11-s* total acreage at*>ul in/inn on Mie flak d e f e n s e *>t I' - --qg . * n g ind tiainiug piogi sn. hoapital ha* U rn caring f. r up u.d.ng S I, l i g . M n«k 4N hour rece*s t o clear t h e wav foi « mvtsiVi Although ihe U. H claim* a auh- llie F i i v l llr p liM ( b u n li l l .u n d * ) r v rn in g s i i - I t l o i h - i k w ilti tin other cotigrcvslottvl ti -..is itune tail vest With Mils ad.ii It SNt strike op that !(■ : h.teau lo 60 palientt al a lime, he * '* ” *[;* tnTi'aM A n* h [•tanlial majority In favor of Its l h I f o lie il | Ih o n it v as ih r lu st ip e a k r i I I i- iv in ilt t r i Ir n o iiliiia t o n d (lomil iiirii' acreage (he total 1inlay: alrrsirtl Ihr nerd for a 00 l« i ‘ ..nliaalrd wllli *0. i,g.t6rll_S it t( UIs4IHM■si •i* * 69 • acreage of all Mulls amt nuts in nrn|Me al, there has twrn an .*hv i.■ u» p ln g ta in ile tty n e d h i *1 q u ain t die i-iiM u w ith l b iiv tiv u tn iM lo u a iv n o i l I \ KrptltiiiCtn s e n a t o r vlhd hoapllal lu arrvr Ih r glowing in in and 9660.2:11,4111 fur I04H, ac­ temtenev among **.111* delegation* the la ir i* now estimated xt 660,* Ihe PMsident'* 1962 itlldwei "VII cording to the annual tales survey at In lin e and a I i i o a i I. M u V i .I h NVilltsmv. p u U n ily l i i a u n i s n , i * n l to county. **1 am altrlching Ihr polnl of Florida Association of Ural ton. to avoid lagging Peiping as an ag­ '11N1 acres tteaiing acreage insd.iti ii lo dliastrr aiinmiils I,, inn,nun act** 11.non when 1 aav that lha old hoapital retraced front stale hradiiuarlers gressor eacept a* the last resort day. ilruatm Mriiigrs, of New llviiq |)l | hiiliisv is iu|iriintrnii»ut I llie 1*111111111 t oilimoml' ( rulei vl shite, -aid in a statement M.vl above I'U" in could care f»t SO jia llr n ls at a hri r hy K. D. Keefer, association Peiping'* “clarification" message llie ie weie 'Pit.Midi acies of veg lima.” I ir added. "To mat* hack president. may .therefore, cause them to hack fievrirvlllr. Trim Alndher of ll" Y .Mi F n i t u a n vh»nld i-nll In )•! n u ll' from ll.e Nortli Pole, will fdal.iatO.lMMl there, 16 lu 25 nmrr ruuina would proniilirlit Speakers oil the p i., tiudgrl l.ack to tin- etatde planted m mill 60, (Mmiil "Taking into consideration that a new peace move. rpeak on lu-i npeitence in tin* tlt.INMi acres weie lost from flood*., be required, ami repair a would reports did not come In from some lam i* Anaida, a ir.tivr o f Raffu11 s>ils>rV Ha I'sa , I »«i iit'cct-s, etc . leaving 32(1,|IH> acres coat from fft.OOO tu fl0,000." Isnd, llie only K.-kllnu woman 0 country and will compare th<* tountiea where rral estate is auremanner-- and moral* of her native fur iiarvcsl Tin acreage pm In Ih# refolutloii It waa puliilrd ty tiring purcha*rd, and rrallaing 1i*r A 111r r lean Irrlnre tour. i . Jill. GARDEN « I I Y , S' land with Mini** of tlq< countr> itueetl I.Ui'h’tiHMMiin uf vpKkUhl**^ 23 Newsdajr, in i .opynglded out that thr Femald-Laughton that some counties maintain no * lu Ttumias will iic*crtla* hi* • She will describe the .'H.'.und.in Hoapllal la Ihe only hospital faci­ registered rral relate hiokers," lo io in-rs a<- a inedieat practltioo S f l l t i l i u l c ItoV S r t lt lls at IllmaHUNhi \ppm u sluiy undei the i eadllig "iiedv ce lln l hi nogId tier 1 - Ameina mnlelv I I I . him Ions uf vegetalde* I stand." 'aid tmiav Mill Mil ee tlf lity altuatrd lit Frminnla Counly I'rrsldent Keefer said, “it is ■ % Mcruller* of the tiauford Squad- ci 10 the tirra t Hiuoky Mnindn.c and Ihe lietnendi-o vil)iullili" 1 were Icfl in llie field luiharvestcvt il hi effort- to replace Au|wmtillon and aervlng il» appiuaimately 66, foregone ronciusion that actual staff tio-iubei iamli-d ft.>01 tl.,v M s’inil* of the Meniiiiole I(i■ ■ ion of thr C ivil Air Patrol will dm* to Iciiii.niu, reason*. FVorionnc wit li in trllig riu e among the mono slu' was for-e,l t 1 in.ike 000, and lhal II la vital In Ihr ■ales wtlhin the stair would nu diet will slay# contest* in pitch I'bandonmriit in 12(1 4'* amounts'll a iub*>#i raft one night Iti.t inert tomorrow night at llm Ail Atlanta, tile In . I to.mas. ha* lain (irop lr lie iiav rrc ru llv writ A hraith ami aalrly of thrar pMipIr douhl reach slnu.'.t a billion dol­ port Hangar to discuss the rrlo lug lervla ami in oilier •cold »c In inilv 4,,tHH> lolls. In |**4H--41» weekend, carrying v 'mall ttunk that adequate Imrpllal farilltle* lars " ration of Ihe meeting place in view ten a tiook. "So Sure u f i.ii " written a lands titled, "l and 1If ■iiinidishiiiciits *i a “ Kicknhookrc" there were rum,huh acres of vego Mini could have lolllAil'.'-t 4 iHlIllh which the way of lift of tin File (iiN*-i Shatl -vi s" 111 vs Incli she outdo.*t niesd at Mie S'lnllioh- llieii he availahlr tu Ihrm. Keallor hradtiuarlers in Orlan­ of Ihe Navy reactivation. lit,- t r u n k , s m a ll i luuigli h i ii® tallies plained, psil.iif.ii acres hat Il also Mated lhal “ iher# doe* do, where reporta have hern rec arried tsv oil® m a n , wa tu o u g h t Although a formal requent will mountain folk i* pictured. Hi explain* liei peo,..e and their love Hrhied Fooll.sll Htadium Halurdav ,‘ l s s i l i s t a <•■ •*■■# s i n IIM IIn M «a r a a r M il ceived ami evaluated each year lie made lo Ihe futura rommandhig Thoma* wa i at me time a ml hy uni in iblli and •• • fn w n f..( |w*ee #«d the harmony in i.igld at fisim 7 In lo 9.20 o’clock. since 1030, ilieliw n l that close to officer of the A ir (Ration for * ■lotosi} to M aiaya where lie » ■ which tliey llie A m s g i l i t e i l u n I .-im l - l a e d , t o Idle context 1 acJ event-, will in W ARM KK TflMflHHOW pastor of a church There I . SMI percent of the sales were handl­ M anhstlau. Bttd a tow od in • 'Ihe miMioriarv tw rnililvV >tc rltldt* f in t uilumg w ith the flint W IN N IP EG , Man.. Jan. 2 3 - ist l,y Realtors. President Keefer Hireling place there, It is held U Slid he *<Min reall*ed need for dime loi'l si in llie 1 him ■ ,u*r® OP) -One of thr o ld est <pntr pointed to the great number of to* unlikely that this request will ■1 i-dical cate lu hi* d i*ltlc t, an I tivitie* rordiiioe Frid a, morning and level, a rooking conic I. cut i'uliuitv f.ta ti„ h , iindst tii *1 r .n ic * a* Mr* Fing.no 1 H d le ist-urgei. line of |..ps i I k Iricin--. in diameter on the North American runt in vurant lot* ami urrragr, which in­ to* granted. Revgral place* have hud,ling ent today was Itawaun. in Ihr dicate prvarnt and future building hern suggested, said D. L Renilev. he returned to * mor'cca w hen, a indnl evangcllfM'- n i-ilo titr, wdh Mt axe, signaling competi­ lln- t'minlY Hchm.l Roxrd’a conThe e n t ile opera!i-'H '* a- car* hut a vote hy member* Is needrd hr studied olediritie, Intending <• and Mr* l«a (inrtoo .-prague. no tion, a I lire* !rgg*d race fur cub Yuknn, where ihr mercury bur­ activity in the months ahead. detutialmn suit lo acquire pro­ go iuvrk to U a la v a , hut circuin before definite action is taken. led traveler and lecturer, are scuula, a lii|* of wsr and other perly adjaci'iil lo Mie Cronin* riul nut without an' intrrfrrene® rowed down to 56 degrrea lw Iwiwrst point of Florida trans­ ii) Ihe ('oast Glial,I civilian d® ham events Thr Han-lmndo strip at lMing- slan ci* were such lh a l lu- Incan - srchrduled l» '-1 '•ah low «rru. Wealhrrmrn prrdiflul action* was the 1934 figure of a Mile of tile full events will he Academy ended in t'lrcuit Court nt fens# or the police o( (.-ur coun­ the head in vile fu s t nieilleal cen­ Mr*. Kellc'i 1cr»er. proinuMonal If might light warm up a lu ll* hit, little more than s l i million, *o the wood, he added, will prohahlv he ter sponsored hv tin 12:30 o'clock ludny wlien the Jury ties Method' t a balloon hut-ling contest In which used for Ihe flying activities Fo l­ though—lo |h— f 60 lirlow. record for the year Just past ia— lowing 'he business meeling to f 'hurrli in I lir saouthern moun aeecrerlat f*r Ihi Vnierican la* each scout will litre a balloon lied cct * price of 911.860 on Mie pro "Ihe Amagauvftt landing of prosy Mission*, 1r e , t« fai.iilinr perty of J, N ('rooms and fii,H(>n to quote President Keefer—“some­ morrow night, training film* will tains. four Natl sal>»t#urs ui 1912 could with Mo- piul.len of leper*,, ha to his ankle. Competing in the con fur the llenlley estate. thing to which Florida can point tie shown. happen again," Newniay' main |l'i.« lls H r s *1- C s , , B l i t lest* will be aeniilv and rub scout*, Atlanta, wlio was burn ah->ui |o i I'rincipnl GriHima ha.l accepted story, hy staffer Boh Rfeifle, - lid. with pride." Ih® Ron ul*. offer of 916,non for his s i x The March of Dimes today Hr said further that many deals "there wen1 four N aii si Ven ,Uh! a hnlf arrea, lin n three saboteur.. There s u e foul of gratefully acknowledged tha fbl- were cash transactions, and he days later had asked 918,00*1 u*. lowlng contrlbullom tu the Semi- foresaw a strong trend toward na­ which the Hoard declined to nav. nob County chapter nf Ihe In­ tional realisation that Florida land “Ihree of u* lauded, ai did according to Hunt. T. W. I.awton thr Sari*, in an inflated rubber fantile Paralysis Foundation: la a good investment as a hedge Tin* lleiilli'v property mmpriscil 91644 against Inflation, that imminent Rita Theater Contelner l l s t ll s lM ••• #s»s »lsl 26.110 war testa the soundness of real two acre- Tim iloiishnl.lrr A sso­ Randall Chat# ciates represented (>••• Cronins c 1000 estate Investment wnlrh is stand­ W. A . Leffler tote, and Ale* Akerman and R. It. ■00 ing the 'hurk. that ownership of W. M. Hayaea High yesterday 74 CovuMtr llm hentley internt*. 2.00 homes strengthens the civilian L T harys l.ow today Til 1.00 front ami maintains our own de­ The School Hoard was retire* Fred V. Bell seiiu .1 hv G. W. .Spencer and Fre<i 100 fense. P. P. Campbell Ham 00 1.00 WHo«n Witnesses for I vnd a[i* Ura. P, F. CampUM Total Jan, rain It inch 100 S H E E P HTOBY nralsement wrre Ravnmmt Hall, A. J- C. Jackson Narmsi Jan rain 2 36 luchet. A T L A N T A , Jan. J W b t lT h * 600 H. I’etcrson and D. C. Hrock. t idrew Carraway man had an alibi hut the Judge 2 00 The land will in* used in con Mildred Await 0 00 •aid something auspiciously tike, neetion wdh ('room* Academy an.i P- O. Chase, Jr. 100 “ Baaaah." la being added ti the present site J. J. Cates Poller recorder Luke Arnold 200 In order that tiie Htate Department Anonymous J i n 2 1 —(<« 200 said the man war *ecu*#il nf of Education may approve much Anonymous 48 36 driving while intmicated and raneeded additions to the school, Atlanta 36 0 ■aid .Mr. I^wtou. latcd thi* story yes u n la y : lliunsrk Pub Total i 21 16 " I lost my sum ach in m i nperBo* Ian ri6 60 ysar* ago and FK LI.O W B IIIP M EETIN G lamBtaledell RruwnivtiD 12 29 n* rep tseed It with a R- Alton Bradley of New Rmr* Chicago 200 B . Atarelio __ _ ,100 t»3 24 stomach. Now every time rna obtained permission from the Denver 39 26 C ity Commission last night to Das Moines im fW r s . C. W. Raker too I paas gram gras* mg stomach 49 61 hold a neenng *n the Commirslon Fresro 1.00 paint me something awful and 29 24 ; room W»dn*«da» afternoon at New . vY 1.00 I have u taka n d m of pare­ 36 21 goric. That'* what I had dona mciican Leprosy Dlisatons, Inc. wlm 2 :0 0 o'clock in tht .nterest -if eld­ Washington Dr. Kotwrt V. Thoma*, superiniemleni of the Fittman Community promotional -ecreiwry for Ihr 61 66 wnan police arrested me oa ltd* Center at Berierville, Term who will open lb® aerie* of lecture* Thun i1# Aux. Holy Croee will continue tiie lector®* P*.d®' at 10:40 A . M.: and Mra. Iv* Gor­ erly prop:®, now at tht Fellow­ Jacksonville T4 64 day at 7:40 P. 64. at Ih® Firat Riptiot Churrli on th« program of ton Hnrague, who will speak av 11-***f A. M. Fiidsc on "Watching ship Foundation. He will present Miami Cfcanh IOO charge." 46 60 The Judge put him away for lb® Florida Chain of Missionary Assemblies; Anauta, native of Baf* United Nations at Work on Four £,oiiun»nt»". a plan for a co-tfptratln horn* Tallshatsea 76 U S tfcroa days wkare m g n u grove. fUlaad, will ho faatarod a i 0 iM P. M.| U n . Euceao B . Kelianhargtr, Tampa in New Smyrna. ’ Al-'iZlFsvL ** *' »,( 1 i W C , 1 t o -s-: K •-:j n v- " i .mtt -■‘•2 t ~ jx J Million Acres Volcano Eruption Mriy Have Killed ' - < Many Thousands Ext im t1 Mt. I .al in upinn Be I lies Sinokt* R e a l Estate Sales Florida Chain Of Missions Begins Sanford Program Thursday Evening Nnvsim‘ii Simulate riaiiliui' A-ltmub In New York t itv C ivil A ir P n lriil To Meet Tiim iirruw rmilfHtM I ’kiiiiit'il By C ondem nation Suit Is Dieided Hy J u ry M arch Of Dime* F lorida C hain Of Mission S p eak e rs The Wi*i)I h er .VukeS. 'viiiifonl W ent h er �--------------- „ -------* — ' VFv J»;»* -T _ —- W B t . •If •>V hfc-;7/v *- TU ESD A Y T H E S A N F O R D H E K A L D , H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A a* Sanford Herald Ti The Cost Of Advertising’ In laan **oMlahrO aally rx.eyi SalarSar nnC asaSar al nnalnra. I’l-rlla We hear n irreut ileal them* tiny* about the economic wnntc involved in advertiaing, and lo the uninitiated it may ____ 1| l j H H i l t I i k m ficem that advert isinK costs must necessarily Ik * added to UnirraC a* •r.naa rlaaa aatirr vvlabar IT. lain, al Ihr P xl imira the price tag of the poods advertised und thus increase the •r "anfara. S-|«rl*a. «a4rr llir Arl cost of living for the ultimate consumer. • I Caairvaa al Marrb a, INTa.__ That such is not the case is well known to most busi­ it in.i. a m i l . i i k .\ n Kdltar nessmen and economic experts, fly stimulating snles, increas­ n a n in» v nrMsr ing production, the unit coat of the product is actually llaalaraa Haaaerr lowered. It Is easy to see how this would Ik * so hy taking a r n a r t u r r io b m a t ?:*' •ir Carr Ur % Umv UmaiH Mw an extreme case. If a factory produced and sold hut one tliffF tfaowtfca ant! automobile in n year, the cost of that car clearly would bo M l tfraaflig «IW V#wr ISM prohibitive, but Ih t iiu s o millions are produced and sold, the All uMmnrr nwllr oo. rorda r»f cost of each is relatively arnull. IhiMfklia, rpar*IMlIII no |iru« IMOVINfiling. nm«f ft**fIrt* •*f rftfr *t l Iftmrnl* fnr ! This fact was recently emphasized in a lecture before r&#* pu r put r in thHJ lu ii *i**»» will An rkirord fwv itgglif athfrllo the faculty and student.i i T !*;•■ the Sch<*d of Commerce at •M . rllfFr Florida State University by Charles II. Sagnnn of the Had­ llpgaroor r>lr4 \nllaawnllr Nf ley I.lndsey Company, who said: Iftlnnd \g»i ofiMprr KrprrarNl»< iftr*. Ini*., km tnrb, I hlittgn, Hr"Advertising does not add to the cost of goods. Adver­ Iraolf. Kgaiogt I II ) . «|. I a*otU. tising helps to develop a wider distribution of product,i. The T it* I I OffN1*1 1« rn H irm htf « f |ha Aoauf imrai I'tfaa ItHi h Vo mtlltftal larger volume of business that results, |H*rmi(s large scale rgiluoiaol) til III* ■»«* fur r*|«tfMI* production. As any high school student knows, large scale ml Iran oaf nil III* l»r*( nnto »irlnfr»l In IM« ■*#*•*ft*$»*■•, go wall go production lowers cost. Isiwer costs in turn mean lower Al* Brni iflofanIr hr*' prices. TVKrtltAY, JAN. 2.1. ro l TO D A V Ti B IB L E V K IIH K Mir nm arj immI In Judas fin his hr I ratal naa |>ul In a aval u»e—In provide a Irurial plarr (nr poor people. Christ's blond hie Ixxoghl sinful Mail*. Dial acre aarai. Ir touched hr Ilia Hralh ami su llrrin g A.. Hr did nnt dir in tain That field «ma a m rail rallrii ilir field of Thai blued uhln till? day. Mai. 27:H “When a merchant advertises, he saves the public time and money. The reader can do ids preliminary shopping through the columns of the newspaper. He can locate the stores who are offering the Is-st quality, and the best values. The advertising does not cost him money; it saves him money. 'The costs of advertising are Isirne by the non-adver­ tising merchant, who i« y * in lost customers— in business loss lo the more progressive merchant." State Race Group Wants Regulation On National Scale By JAM KM F. FO W L Kit MIAMI B EA C H , Jan. 21-<AT — State raring rnmmlaaioners from aern«« the nation werr urged today to art up a court of ap* |ieaU within ita own ranks lo givr persona accused of racing violations a chance to t»p heard without rraorting to puldlc court*, Judge Joseph A. Murphy, 84ycar-old advisor to thr llorsemen’* Benevolent amt ProtaCtlva Araociattnn llfltP A l, (minted to the recent enn, r**’J*r*V ne-T T*. instatemrnt of Jorky thin Mrnde a« the tiasi* for this need. Mpraking liefore the 17th an ­ nual ronvrntlon of the Nntinmtl As-oeiation rtf M'ale Raring Commt-sroners, Morphy termed the Meade incident a« a "lem|re»t in a teapot ovet ih e licensing of a jockey tinder the Iran of two Jtirlsdiet inna.” Meade wn* suspended in March, tt*ir». In Mexico City after an argument with n steward. Hi' tried imsiicrrssfully for reinstate­ ment in New York and New Jersey and Inst lleremtwr was grant'd a year’s pmlratmnul It ernse hy the Florida Htale Raring rommiseion. Much a furnrr resulted how n r i f that Miarie withdrew hi* application. "The incident,** -aid Morphy, "has brought up sliaiply the f.ir| 'trere )• no roini of roni|rrtetit jut isdiction to hear an apiwal ___ ___ ____ from ___ any prison who lus either i -f Senate May Volcano Eruption tl aaitaaea rraar C ase tlaei tl - s i h »m m s Cm , i i m i which (right may have driven them. At least one European w as lu'led and 34 others—traders, mission­ aries and government o ffic ia ls •sere missing following eruptions which, since last Thursday, have White House and rut It. Congress, he said hasn’t the manpower to examine the bud­ get in detail anti can't eut it in­ telligently. Bridge* said the Praitiw.t him­ self should wred nut expendi­ ture* for whs! Hridge* railed agriculture subsidies, power e... pantion. “ sorialiied medicine" and fctlcral aid to education. 2. A hill giving the government power lo rapture unduly large profit* fmm defense # rrtrartors was railed up In the House with ap.toval almost certain, ft pro­ vide* for renegotiation of govrrnrncnl war contract*. One t-ongrrs-man estimated s • iinilai provision during W’.trid War tws> saved taxpayers I I I ,- fsNi.noOJWO. :t. Menalor Krfativrr (fp -T en n ), itiair.nan of the SmaU- t^rime fnvestifating Committee, hoped for more lurk in hi* second attempt to get Ihe Kenate lo vote contempt citation* xgaind nine gambling figure* for iteir tefii-nl to answer Europe's Troubled Past questions. Tho Renate agreed to take up th,- question afire disposing of the W herry resolution. Kalauver'a first try failed yes­ terday. -I. Rep. Mills (I) Arkt said ha will fight for ii withholding lax on corporation dividend*. He esti­ mated the government loses about $170,000,000 a year from couponclipping Americans who fall l<> report dividend tnenmr ... r _ J A N . 2.1 . 1331 blasted into dust part of the four- trict services in New Guinea who estimated the 4,0l)U casualties, said peaked mountain 80 miles north­ the entire northern fare of tha east of Port Moresby. mountain w as blown a»«_, With poor communication* on \ Though it(»m and smoke v .-tf the Idg Island north of Australia still pouting from the gaping relating report* and rescua opera­ hole today, he repotted he heilex. tion*. the only other known dead ed the v-drano was cooling off. offirally reported were 22 New The mountain i» in Ihe heart tne jungle, not far trm i the h Guineans, The eruption* produced an kudu trail, over the Owen Rt»n!-:v "atom bomb” effect, one eyawit- [ mountain*, along which A ii'i.sncs* said, ami Inyi rs of volcanic: llana and Americans (ought tit ash hampered effort* of i ,u.- Japanese early in World War II. Arotind ll* l>e»e were a dotrn workers to reach the scene. Air* lin pilots satitl un a-hrn cloud New Guinean village* ind a i100 mile* In diameter Patten t mixsiert station*—- Church of i.-ig^ our at 10,000 feat Ashes -lit.-1 laml. Roman Catholic and Seventh one Inrh deep on the -,tii-et* nf Day Adventist- Rurvtvor* w. t« I ’ort Moresby. lamington l-rgan tn erupt liri ugh; out from nn airstrip nine Thursday. Six rnait-r blast ( voir miles fmm the volcano. Sixty-eight European* rcpotla^. rt|inrtct| iwtwccn then ami yesurlv w e r e in the urea when I;,* dav. Ivan Champion, director of dis­ mountain Idew up. crUDiBAKER TRUCKS . m Tcosts PiMrr/ ICiscnhower 0 If mBIIbb M t»«a*aa l ag* Oapl government made rleat it wntiM ii«e forre if neressary to rn rry nut Us ortier. Klsenhtiwrr wound up hi* mili­ tary appraisal of Wetfern Europe in Frankfurt last night, holding private talks with Weft Herman chancellor Konrad Adenauer, World W ar II Herman generals Al Irs il twn pertplc m.(V Iw ex­ Atltlrcanlng lh« rmibBien im»mln*rH of (*ongm«i re nr,d other Herman lesder* pected to lx* killed in Flotida in rrntly, I'rrdideill Tiiiiimtt ( i>ui|Kirt*il our pro-, nt |w>ril to tin* t-eo the* irtim of (aeiodi"*<i a< flcritplrtl Hermanv i* not an A t­ lantic Fact signer lint despite highway acntbnlt tomorrow, «( time "f tho Mongol Invnaion ot Ktiroptr in Iho .Mitltllo Agon, ,i‘,M «r think- h> ha*" raiding to ll,- I T ; ids Highway II. |M,inlo(: .,ut that Ih.* throat wan hnlUtd. .Mu.phy .poke during a f«ru... strenuous Russian olijirlion and of raring organization* nl wide' pronounretl tierman reluctance, the I ’stfnl. M'lil you I t rnr nl llirm ) It wiih the Turku ami not the Mongols, however, who suggest inns were matte for the W c.irm powers arc negotiating lo Forty Flnoili h e re ilteady i.ern were Ktop|K*il only at the walln of Vienna. The thirteenth coin ml sinner’* consideration. gel H •rinnii troops into their inVirtually c a r h organisation trrnalionsl vrmv.' billed tin* ye n , ami wr don IJ century .Motigolrt conquered Itinmia, overran Poland and The talk*, during a rreeption at know tmw many minted At that | Hungary, and won n battle al I.iegniU la German SUcain. v nired strong opposition In the anti nighl the home of U. R. High Commlsrale oxer seven hundred will Ite HlCII caitlP Wttrtl that their t’m |icro r had died III fa r o ff ihnrnughhrid raring. .loner John J. MeTlov .were th'killed this year. We can pul a 1 A dll. mill the Milllgol army returned home to lake pari in Alrx Bower, managing editor scrilted by the Germans as friendly *»f "The Blood Horse,” termed end communicative. Later Carlo stop In this nerdlrss waste nl IMnudhle disputes over tilt* succession. , the nine-rare trend “ a Irn d n w y Rehmld. leading parliamentarian human life if w r want In. A ll wr The Turks threatened nut once hut twice. In 1529 the toward ovrr-exptoitatiuu which in of thr Rocialist Party, said; have got In do is to see In it greatest of nil Turkish sultans, Suleiman Ihe Magnificent, Hu long run seems likely tn re “ World War 111 will not lake that present laws against drunken besieged Vienna, hoping perhaps to trannfer his capital act adversely lo racing. Thay plare.'* Meanwhile Paris Polite mobil­ driving, speeding and other traf­ there from Constantinople. Earlier sultana had similarly lay racing open tn the criticism ised against the Communist dem­ fic violations ate rigidly enforced. transferred the rnpitnl to Constantinople from the far less nf over-exploiting Ita adrtlanee.” onstration threat. A French cabi­ Bower a reused some stat com* noted town of Ilrusn. The siege failed; it was one of Sulei­ missions nf Insisting on the nine- net communique railed tha Rods’ jj According In life insurance man's few rebuffs. This ranks ns one of history's decisive race programs tn an effort to plan* fnr tomorrow an "intolerable scandal," and said "the govern­ talatiitics, the population of the Imttlca; had it succeeded, there is no telling when the Turks inercaae tax revenues. Of night ment wilt not tolerate thla work raring he said "It U itesigntd United Stales has increased b y } would have been ejected fmm the heart of Europe. only to grt the working maria of treason of the Communist A second siege of Vienna, in 1G83, was more a raid thnn money and very well rnutd Mad Party." liver 2,000.000 prisons sincr the Paris police headquarter* w arn­ ntut was taken laxl ipring. Un-1« systematic attempt at conquest. Neither the Turks nor to the abolishmant of racing.’’* Run Francisco, Cal.. W»* select- ed the popnlacii to keep clear nf r r ' « u d ) , r ir r u m t ia n e r * one m ay the Auntrinnn were then at top .-strength, no that had the Elsenhower** headquarters nn H»e et| as the Illfl2 roiiventton rilp. er, how it dnci any gotsl d ty (icon raptured. It might not hnve been held for long. The Ma»*nchu*M*» w as thntwttvely fashionable Champs-F.l^acea dur­ ........ i At all. Hy the siege wait lifted through remit- brought try Pnlnnd'n ntont agrrrtl upon fnr the* I Pa" meeliltg ing thr time Of the scheduled Com, mutiist defnonxlratlon.' Metro (adhthe n *. famoue king. John Soliieakl. Thin wan the butt great venture and New Jersey' ftri 10*1. The ttimriiiscialiet*' 'yesterday w nv)'station* In Ut4 s i r s * r p iw t ir i* In e M a litn r‘ hfukitc Ip rtic i fpr Iroth Poland anti Turkey on the Intermitbrnal ntnge. agreed thirt off-tmcU hettlng ordered closed to the'public'from * td mtittipty tin s e l! has Turkn and Mongoln-alike threatened the liberty of rhnuld hr stispiperl 'not hut corn « to ■ T M . toffiornixf. n " naked them into * cocked hat. Ktiro|te. Hath finally hud to!give up their planned ciinqueaLit. teixled racing7 InhAmatton shnuf* * Tfse 6 owmtn»Nt' ‘ Tarty * orsrnh, he perrlllttfd 1 to*“ftoW freely to L'llum aaRe/ devote.) rtiost' of Its t|ri thing keep* on much kmgri, ----- V * ; - ----- --------------------—T flral txrO-oe*es- today 'to whipping legitimate iHitdicatlanv. (may have lo take the censtii *■ • i tl v i, t.i;,,- ... >, up a qtl. Eisenhower sentiment . ■ ■ ■ ■ * Wy s m _ n s t f i .a m ■ eHIStw Hommunlst follower*, fly year, inrtead of every ten The newspaper headlined a d ill .Inek Hill, who keepn the Inn at Center Onaipce, N. II., foe "a powwrful demonstration" la a legend up thnt way for bin dry wit an caaunl buaineaa against the General tomorrow and It s s llts M P n * CSSS S M I front-paged a roneocted photomon­ "f]ir R l. R ev. Henry I. L e u llil. inethtMla. Corey Ford nominate* Jack for "The Mroit Un­ capital. Tha Fifth A ir F a n e had 70 Jet* tage of Eisenhower supposedly f p . D. will be initalled aiMiuhnp uf forgettable Character I’ve Met," In the February Reader’* conferring with a Natl general. in tha air In Ihtf two strikes. ♦;t^ Episcopal Chinch o f the dm- l>igr«t. The Innkeejier'* way with hi* gue*l* in pretty well Last Hoe. 33!, eight F-M Sabre Beneath them wat parted a -photo­ Cfnse of South Florida al formal illuntrated by one of Ford’* anecdote*: jet* shot down ala MKJ8 and a graph nf a war-ruined city. An Jack like to play hn*t to finhermcn anti i*n'l above a pmliahle seventh. fdtterlal proclaimed “Go Heme. services at S t. laike's Cathedral The Allied patrol that pushed Elsenhower," in Orlando Thursday of this week. touch ol' Yankee guile lo pernuade them to make the Inn Elsenhower visited Versailles through Wonju waa holitrrrd with Stanford c ilite n i lake particular their headquarter*. Recently he nerved lunch to u couple tanka. U. N. force a withdrew from shortly after his arrival from pride in the climb of Henry l^>iil- ol New York angler* who were driving to Maine. One naked the town one weak ago after a Germany. The unexpected v isit to _ ..... m stand ___ there ____ ________ ____ the hlatorir city near Parts, site of fighting hut irturnrd i tit to this pool ion nf rminrnce in .lark euttunlly, "Any fidting around llteae part*?" "Dtinno how it i» liMlay," Jack replied. "Handyman went i»»i Fflilay and hnve pnilrit intti hi* World War 11 hceuiquartrrn. the church nf |«i* choice for they gave rise to *|ierul*tl<m that he remember lorn when . • At a pink out thin morning to try hi* lurk. Ought to In* lutrk pretty ,,M’ ,"*,l "nice «lmt»*t every tUv mav establish his Eun-pean armv checked youth nl intignilp anl IKMIlt ," . . . a, .. I , , , i ■ >i , > i tom m unlst renistance there has headquarter* there. Jack hurricil to the kitchen and ordered hi* handyman lessened steadily American military source# rave physical si/c and uionumcnlal men But the Reds who relrested fmm no reason for Ihe visit, loiter t lal plotscs lie ir r r it r d his fo il to pull on a pair of hipiuMila and act up hi* m l. Out of hi* Hill 272 took up position* on s Elsenhower waa to ronfer with | j fa ll to a r i t r i d i paridi lale in lie deep freeze h« It Nik three huge trout from the local hatchery. nearby height and fired at Allied British Field Marshal loird Mont­ The trout had liorn left hy the game wartltm, to lie picked force* throughout Tuesday after- gomery, who ha* been mentioned I f 1920a from Holy C ron Chinch. up lulur hy the atate tnxidrrtnint. n»on. Allied air and artillery a* hi* possible high-ranking aide. . Since then he hat continued In In n fow nitimi'iiia lh r front door ojwuiwl and the handy- strikes pounded the reds. ---------------------------- ------------------- rin stature until today lie is r Trieontra said two Chinese regi­ mnn cluni|N<d through Iho lobby. I'okerfavrd, Jack cnlltHl ip iiilu a l leader of some 40.ment# were moving 17 mllea areit Seoul- a rts were moving tanka I mil In Mm: "Any lurk?" of Wonju. 000 Flm id ian i. aero** the Ran River south of j "Nnnh," thi« haiidymnn rniittrrrri, holdintr up the three In the fighting 10 miles south- the burned-out former capital. lunkrra, "all T roI wna th«>iw* lirre pnnfisii." eeet nf Tanyang, 0 . R. Kevenih A . P. correspondent Tom Brad­ Don't worry altoul atomic Iwtmht Ulviilon do^hlmya had eornerrd shaw said the Reds were uaing Thr New Yorkrr alayed is we«k. t falling on Florida, say* retired Gen■ nearly 1JN)0 Red Infiltrator* and pontoon bridge* arroas the half-1 .e re l Henry A . Barber, J r ., Orange wrre hammering at them. rroten river. He aald also ag- I Hollow mil Ihe pulp front (county civil defrnte duectur. in an To cook pork Imeka nr knuckle* Artillery ami morlar Idasla rev- grexslve *Allied patrols had push- | •■ranges and use (lie pulp for n e<>.*r them with water and season erh-ralrd agaluxl (he jnfly, cold erf well Into normal Communlil in lrrv K w in the Sentinel. Worry fruit rup. Fill Hu- orange shells with salt and a few peppercorn* mountains. Field report* said tnn sectors in the wcsl and central i * inrtead about the "war of nerves" with vanilla Ice rtpam, lop with plus a slice*) union Simmer ghoul nf one ^rtiun nf nearly 2J>on Rnl a ir s * without contacting the Rerfa. j sod the big jolt whit It writ Iw no-iiugue and arrva very cold. twn hours, then add wedge* nf Infiltrators had been killed In the Thb Kittle in Ihe steep moun­ Flo rid a'» in the next war of proralibngr. Honk quickly uncovered sharp art Inn. Another group of |,. tains smith of Tanyang started riding^ homes for refugees from Tna Bureau of Engraving and for len minulea and serve piping 000 Red Koreans and 300 women at 3:30 T.M. Monday. Tanyang Is elm waa in tha area. 37 mile# southeast nf Wonju, tho | metropolitan c e c lm of {topulation Tripling of (he Treasury Hepart- hnt. __________________ _ There was little fighting In any mad hub which Allied troops w alk­ meiit mamifacturvr* all paper The first homh that fails on New money and nthar aerurlliea of the t j . xuui,^ it , ,, ,. other sector. Intelligence reports ed away from again Monday night ] York C ity w ill send several mil- eederal Horernment. a tS ^ d IVhxLx ll y W *" ’J l ' ° U- a Armv hasdnuar- after holding Ita tiny airstrip un­ grounda covsr about 10 acres. l „ . Mid the Chinese armies in the opposed for several hours. iron’ persons fleeing into the tnun tty tide. A few may return after the decontamination squad* havr Si . t their duly, hut place* nf re_ for women and children must ba found elsewhere in widely j acaltared parts of the country (H a v e you ever stopped to think ,Utc ' n influx of 2SJXX) from one of our big cities do to a place like Sanfo rd ) ______ JtiltJJ -V’T J Available in a wide range of popular sizes and wheelbases! EABSMia m A M A g a k g agaAgAIg I C K v f l V n O v M J f l W O V I fVI W w f j f W I l V f V S Btf vlalMlity M b w M i bead room, hip room, log ream for Ihroo, . f Fully andeaed aafaty (top* • • • "Uft-thahaed" accaatlMIRy to angina, Ignition, initrumont ponol w irin g . . • Adfuatabto aer.t with "flngar-tlp" control. . . Adiwafe-Air root cwohlon. . . Cob light with hand and outoatotk door iw l t d i n . . . Automatic "hold-opon” door atop* . . . Tight-gripping rotary door latchoa . . . Intro atrong K-nwmbor front fromo reinforcement. . . M»och*proof croaa Unit lira ring with voriobta-rotio for Ooalor tvmwfowndo and parking. ^ f w iiii l»Bff comfort for the driver I Stud'hak'r'i Truck Climsturr ■••urn wnip wminlh, Av-xilsli1* ■I exttn n u t, the C tim slliff hrst*. vent’laIra and (WlOSlx - and kcr pa the air ftcxh constantly. . HOI F R E N C H Fishermen HookeH Americans Shoot SPECIAL PURCHASE! W ED N ESD kVJ!. O fficial word comes from the fairy that thay regret very mu<h I Inconvenience h ea l civilians but i n f ApE net M ay ! , mind yoo, w ill lake over the Nnsy Air a, including the (hspeniary, w* have been *vjn, us cad Femald-Lungblon Memorial ♦■I- Some wfio Hill do not there is a war on, a bigger cker snore desperate war than in which America has aver w ill Bey. ikcsjyj Ue D e n i forized’ Je _ | ,o i ijftfcg hack, orange • t i l c l i i i ^ c i^ p e r r r t t i a u lt e ln » o t I t & f CtJauti-T'eS t *Mc mi \ \ \ SENSATIONAL JANUARY RUG CLEARANCE SALE THE BIGGEST SCOOP IN TOWN! WH THE ORI .112 N . TUESDA 3, f I« «. f * lo JUHT R E C E IV E D Probably la ^t ahipnipnt priccn riae. Gmiiina Imporird , - f - i. ,' Woven (Menial Pattern Kami A Iho Chiame Hooked Waal Ruga In All Slaea Small Iteposit * *. s - Will lletd Any Rug AND WEDNESDAY! ON A l.l* I UUJ G H S H Ik fore m r, Guaranteed Moth Proof BEAT THIS PRICE! Rug* f p«*ni all over tb* wmtil. trail. China, Italy, Prangc, Belgium. '" A r * !.MI'OHTi;i> G E N U IN E UniHNTAI, PATTERN HUGH « X 11! A PPR O X IM A TE. R E G . 127.1.1)0 now n o m i ^ �j _ ‘1 , . v T U ES D A Y JA N . 2X 1951 Social A n d Personal Activities I'HHONE 148 ~C i | *JQ C tQ i ~r^ i ] C a le n d a r I-.Julies Night Held By S:inford Jnyi ees e rs o n a l a l-'uh. • A|>|n eclat ton Night war T tr r a ilA K Mi-* Helen (’aha* ha* a* her hrlil l.t tin Seminole County The Pilot Cluli Mill hold It yue*t for tttu week*. .Mil. Theo­ b u i i n n i meeting in Un Ymi.i i hambci . : Cotnuietw Friday at dore Andrica of Cleveland. U. the Yacht Clul. with Mi- M l* Club a t 8:00 P M prw.-dr ; tlntclirl serving the supper. the board inerting it* 7 :"0 l‘M Mrs. K. S Em-key apent the Pn ident Iti!I Sl.riip,-i utiuv Mrxitali rehearsal witj 1*, h.I * at weekend in Del.and a t the yuevta I t h e Fixit Methodist Church at t> ':u ducetl J. liiutlt-y Ddhalu, Stole of Mra. h 'l u Te-ida. P. M. All singers are uik *.I t. a t ­ JB we,. |ite*id<*nl • Alvin Dili.am, III. Divtrirl \ ice president; tior tend. .Mr. ami Mr*. C. It Kyan ot •tun lliadley »<ate -.cretory; arni Palalka were guml* Multday of WP.ONE.SDA> .ill it •• nffn i t , uii,l director- Af The Player Meeting Setvi.. Mr*. A. II Mahoney t»*l llm! the |*iv--,drill n-le.t each the F i i t t Hapti-t Chun It v ill guest tu -tuhil alt,I intiiMhirr th, fin at 7:30 P M \VV uill -. nt, hi nil.I- will itjriet to learn that persm -itiny next tu him. After .Mra., Howard Look I* III at her with tht* study- of tin- ! ,; that th,-- program wu- turned over home Ephesian*. on Park Avenue. l,« th* ct‘>. ttuatt, John Kadrr. Women'. Club A rt Mu-i , -.1 , rh.itc |u e , ,n t : fee at 10:30 A. M Spun*-, ml . . Mr*. K M Hum *pent the weekJudge ami Mi- D.uigta- Him i od with her dauyhter and tun-lniltr. Francis Hull >trum, II: jif.it MiUntold (l ii|p , T i l l IlSO V> *aw, Ml. and Mr* Honror Mrl aln. Mr ui.i Mr- P n n li Diana Mi r The 0 mala* Jul ■ Junior Hr, , i .1 MiJ > t.ii Kailer, Mi. and thvrhoo.: will meet ui tin- l',i?t Mi** Jean Dolilr* ha* relumed 'l r ilrure D. v i*. Mr. and Mr, hum,- alter a lerriil trip to New Baptist Chuit'h tonight ,u \n In<). \ m 1 1. i i'. Mr and Mr, York. P JI. Thr F'lorlda t ligin of Mi i t M;.l. .-lu, MrSwenn, Mr amt Mi mil yyigM and Mi* End Mr. Assemblies will hav,- tl.m I Mi* J II Van Hoy left Suiulay Walk, ■ Mr. and 'll* t'.n ■tu'l ,la> tor ( In, «»■... Hi where *he will UttllllK tonight .it th, I ii -! Hull l|,mrv and Mr lliadh . 'Ii till Church nt 7 :dn P M, *|wod a week then rrliirn with J a m i ii lulu Circle ••( |h* Caul, - Tamili and Mr. and Mr«. .11 Mr. Van liny. Club ia having n bridge i-uM , at Sli miwr. Mr. and Mi *. <*■rl P itro, M. 7:30 P. M at tin- Garu.n C*ntei. of Mr*. W. M ThlyThr Thrift Shun .i . ■t th ■ ni-d Mr*. C I ■ deHart* Mr. rtn * | k-pFriend* will remi t lu learn that the ,1' * Howard nonAMi Hut* ir i ir let. e . , ll # Mr. Women’* Cluh or,- ill*. J. It. Ilu. Mr nod Mi*. Charier Vi»do|»leh* Mr i» aerimialy ill at the Kivrr'ldr Aan>l Mr*. Ered William nud Mr- C C Hemier«-ri. Mr and l|o*pila| in Jackionville. Seminole Rrhrktli S ■■ l will have {lit meeting nt i I* M. 'Ii John William*. Mr »n.i t i n Friend* of Mr* Kirby Ftle wilt 1■ lu th r 0 , 1,1 (Vlluw « Hull. Vi-.iii.'i ’.V I ’ It;.i.t. Mi u ! Mr William It.. Mr and Mr* Ural lepret to learn Dial »he I* 111 and Rtbekahs are welcome. |e\ ll.!* nm, Nfr . and Mt* It t i* unilriKulnp tiealruenl at the I Rid a > Mr nod Mr*. Alt in I-lot Ida Sanitarium. Thr Haplisl Women’* Mir-n<i> - 1 ■l.ii . I. mil,am. Mr and Mr Tim d a w ary Union u( S*n ., - .- v - n Mi and Mi* Marvin Leavitt tion will have n m v c t.J dish ; fm.l, Mr and Mi S'.nny I’uwrli. l.avt returned in |{uu«tun. Tex., II I n , Mr* Ith'h lunchK.n at 10 00 V. M n< it M> an t Mi Baker. after viMtlny lure with Mr and Friday. in the tleneva l l a p i i 't 1 i«rd Kmell. Ml* Cleon I.Ingle, I Inr old Eewt* and Mr*. H C. Craharn. Church. John Dunn. Th>- Sanford T...... - n-i * ml. N. Mr. and Mr- Huh Mrilinnl* of # 1 will hold a regular meeting at Orlando *petit Sunday wrlth Mr*. 7:30 o’clock at the City Hall Mrltlnni*’ parent*, Mr. and Mr*. ( hall III. II til the fillet Mil I John Mel,eh B a ia ar from all schuuli in Semi nolr Count, will ni»,-t at I on L Harold Hav IliiKhe* ha* re JJ. at the home ,.f '.'t (). t turned tu Chapel Hill, N. C. whirr Garher. -10ft Myrtle Avenue. he I* an inttrurtur, after attendlny thr wedtliny of hi* uncle, For a bridge luncheon lobster J a ,k lluKhi* tu Mi«e Jewell Tav ralad la nlwav popular, If-e It lot. In froien or t m u u d f.mn rind arcornpanv tin- ,nlad with iadnl,i Mr and Mr*. S .C. (Sraham and chip* Serve Ih.-ton ■renin .-ah. •on Waller iiave leturr.ed from Se­ ‘0 with a chocolate frurtiru* for do* Mr. nod Mra. Jami-a J. June* ville where they apent Ihe weeku rt. arinounra the l.lrth uf u run, .turner emi with Mr. Graham'* mother, Ju >, liorn on Ja n . •! in i'liiladelphra. Mr* J II. Graham Pa Mr* Jonr* wan furmetly Itulh Mr and Mr*. W. I.. Harrieun Yoony of hake Monroe. have returned frum Atlanta, G*-. Potato,-- to he let veil with a where they were called due to O |i f o n i i 't r i i t t.iii-l may he lirirlaoilrd and then the denlh of Mr llarri»«n’# bro­ t] •ihircd around the rori-t to lirown ther. I I I Mapnalia Phone 31 ditriny tin In*! part of the time Cpl. Howard II. Anderaon, »un the meat i* in the oven. of Mr. ami Mr*. G. Lee Anuervon, • pent *rvr,al day* vrlih Id* parl u l l l-efoie flyloy to Califnrnla and ralilny fur Japan. Dr. Henry MeLimlin T0NHJI1T & WEDNESDAY D im M c IVulurt*— Itriri'tiln P rO K ru m lillM V V M IN t I J a l a lOHDoai h ir in ’ a— a ^ % w «i — A Imi " P ('nrtiHin—Short .IM U U ■ri PA G E T H K B B T H E &ANFORD H E R A LD . SA N FO RD , FLO R ID A Siiltjrrl » ( l.llrlrrn Under 12 Free!” “ Movies Under Th r Sinn*” SANFORD- ORLANDO H IG H W AY Pvt W. W Hendrick* of the Halted S late. Ait Force *|wnt the weekend here with friend*. Pvt. Hendrick* i* at preeent In Ktdtr School nt K eolci Field. Hihiii. Ml**. The Ml**c* Gloria Stud*llll and Mildred William* have returned home after ipendinr the weekend In Wctichula with Ml** Stud*tlll’* parent*. Mr. and Mra. J . R. StudMill. Rev. ami Mra. Martin J. flrani of Wr*t Palm Reach *penl Mon­ day In Sanford. Rev. (tram wa* form rely rector of Holy Grot* Cliiif.h and Mr* Gram wa* th* fiunici Mi** Mahle Holer of ihli cily. Mr and Mra Rill Glenn have ai lliclr Kurat* Mr*. Glenn** mother and father .Mi and Mra. E. Priddie <if Litchfield. HI. They have **l*“ viaited In Lakeland with their W elt art* In Debuted By Forensie League l.akt* Mary Fern Burk News hr \ I K t . I N I A P. ANDERSON lit MAE V L Villi "Revolved that the American Mi*. I.uctlle Met,, wa* a dlunvt People Should reject the Welfare truent of Mr. and Mr*. J K. RohmState" wa* the topic of an Inter- •on Tueaday. eating and enh>t4cninjr debat, Mr*. L. C. Till), left Thuraday given by member* of thr National for J a ip e r to apeml the wrekrnd Foreneic League at |hc meeting of with her parent*. Mr. and Mt*. Ihe Congregation Rrth l«ia*| ami Ik C. Matlnew*. the Hadaxxah Chapter of Sanford Attending the County Council of at the Jrwlvh Community Center Ihe Hume llrmutpiration Cluh. on Sunday evening, held Thur*day at Paoin were t,onion Tull and Joel Mo** gave Mine*. Ailiert Walter, II. M. Ha­ the affirmative *ide and the ne­ ven, J. A. Yate». J, E. Robinaon. gative aide wa* prevented hv Ml*» C A. Hell, J. II. Cowan. Either Arlene Jarohvoo and Sammy Smith and Joe Ervin. Jacobaon. Mr* Clifford W. Wright of RedMr*. Manuel Jacol.ojn preaided laud City, Calif, wa- the gu*^. over a »hort ho lne«* Hireling In o f.M i. and 'Ira. P, II Andetaon ‘ hr abarnce of the pir.ident, Mi­ Wedtieadav att-l Thntadav Mr* chael Gin«on, and the *t>eak*r* Wilght and Mra. du-leiaon ate were introduced hv Mr*. Herman I rouain*. Jaeoboan, program chairman. Mr*. J. E Ruhiuaoti. M i j C. A. At the ronchlMun of the meet­ It* II and Ml* Lucille Meio apent ing refrrihment* weie *erve,| to tho»e prevent hy Mr*. Joe Mo**, "rd n e a d a y in Drlando Mi*. Cota Sliantt and Mi*. Mr*. Edwin Epp*trin and Mr* Jennie Lewi* left Thuiadav morn­ Lee Samuel*. Seminole _______ Hy P R V E H L V Hi Ohio Gerald L. ttltegii left S atuldav to return to hi* June* with the lllaitdell I'eucil Company to Philudelpliia aflel having spent tht- past month with hi- wlf, at their home on Sonny town Road Friday night Mt* (Ittegu held "Open Hou*e" tu. tnfuimal fanw ell patty. A Wales went Mi and Ml* C. to Miami last " i tllll •tlnv ull a ...sine** trip. Mt* Flturtire Dav|», Mi* And lev ttamuhach. and Eugene S-ho-mr uiuluiiu I. I,oltp. it la»t Saturday Mary Ann Krrinhrlng “G ue*, what" There’* a pratty dreamleiat that drift* around whem!, hut *hi- never drift* unlea* •he fitid* a place to dork. Thl* couldn't lie anylaely hut that lovely little Mi*i Kreinhtlng. Mi** Kreinhtlng »ay* thl* t* the lie*I year of all. And w hy! Re rau*e thl* I* her *enlor year. Her favorite alihjert I* I>,hiVkeeping. I think «he plan* on l>eing a *rerela ria l worker. She alienee * the fact that »lt* hav Ihe Iwat leachet in the wot Id and the heal principal aver. Ill* * Krrinnrfng it amdhrt uf out vary popular tludeni* I,n r at S.H S. She want* to wlxh the *ludent* of S.H H. all Ihe luck tn Ihe Wot Id which *he kllowa they will have. — Hv Philip Hovd. urste!-1*”.«■- . 111an; — al< VliJ J R o w set tin- la c u . . , olardy "C’ia trnce" -lageii ,. , .-,tj tij the dr|iartment cf O. E iperch at Florida Slate llniver- »,iy. • A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE# Mt nhi p**— ti Vbil 4tn r lit f i r**J'num l « . t ui • i.ul) H Tp ••!••** •• *•* K Ha) pin, . C o m % tfts|J4 Ut ll ' s i i o w i .m ; t o d .w *v W e d n e s d a y ,-<i i i | „ . l J to hi* holne thr |»u-t mouth with tllo e * * . Visit,us nt thr hontv of Mi ami ' l l - Glen It, a, Ii a n Vt Minnie tlerilnger, 'I ts Ida I 11each. Mi. Reach'' mot her. and Mt\Y. \ I miUey. and Mr- Ni-lti llilslinrll, nil o| Mu it eo. ii Alfteil Itulk*. y y \ u\ y An Fot re. 'till lit a, Ga , I* visiting hi* giandputrnt Mi and Mi Ifavliloud ll It.* Mi ui'd 'D- llowaiil R v - i.1,1 hale -old tlielt loiioi* on Lake ('on,-,,r,I, to Ml and .'It • L Fax, of tit land.i KYwiomer* to (to ,-,.iiitnutiltV ate Mr. and 'll- 'lla t l ll»**ilef. and 'It. and Ml*. Li.well llt-s-ht, and chihltett, Cheiyl, »iol 'lin k all of Columluts. 1thin I lie Hi *J,*r* have tom hn»,-.I propelt v oit Highway 17, m I rin I*ittK and have already 'la r t c l wink oil tlodt liuiiie Mt. and Mr* lletitv ".,.« !* had a* thrii guest- la I week tl,-v and ' ll * Nath ll. nip*an th told. Ga Everyone ha* made load* of plan* thl* week for all the game* a r ' t , playing. We are going to •tar again*! Seal.n-et.- nt the S. II S. audlioriuni tonight. Try to gel thne and watrh our Celery Fed* win! You'll have lot* of fun «n take your gal friend* and your relative* too. The more the m errier! The higgral night of all will be Friday night, Palatka will hr pay­ ing u* a vialt we hope won’t he a ln»». After the game, nice! down at the American Legion Hut for a humdinger, hang up dance, the Dixig Hop Guv*. a*k the cute little chirk you’ve been wanting loo and gal* *tail putting >u youi hr*t manner*. You won’t want to ml** the hlg dance L ittle ui' Rrlty lu.ii I'altln ha* iHeti entering ih»»e leauly roll *e«t• again. She *pent the week­ end in Palm Reach and Juat one look and you rould tell *he had » grand time The Celery Fed I* rlirklug again and nrliele* ate coining in head i, v in Utlandu, Jan. 14. over heel*. Don't (m grl i j 'vrile Thui-day evening the I1 A met your*. with Mr*. K II. Goble, a m o ta r y , ITntil l-ildav evening tin, la all |uraiding. Fiirtlirr plan* fut tinkida.____________ Snack Hat which I* to lie *rl up, INTERVIEW atl.l ' ,' l,,n* it th. to i New irltdrlltr «l F rill lowig-' gland patent*, Mr and Miare Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Jotte* of Weaver. ing fot Miami to Iw gone at-vetai day*. Mi and Mi*. Chat tea Krueger ot Chicago havr arrived to take poaaeation of thr huine they have purehaaed It, III the II l( llrmirr Mini, who have move,| back to Orlando Mia. G. L. Stmiurf n-td wna lakrn tu thr Flotilla Satillaiiuln in Oilaiidn Ftidnv for tteatim-nl. Mi. ami Mr*. E. J. Cole, Si., diaa Lava llrilat'd and S. Ilri land w en thr dinner gueat* of illure llvrrca>)i in Dnytona Ih-ach •m J a n 14 Mr*. H. M Glrnaon i* eonflm-l to her In.me due to llinr** Mr. and Mr* Ed I j i w Ioii hav, tiern called lo Wliminglon. Ma,* hy tlie audden death of her *oli Mi*- Fine-tint- Itumphiev and Ralph McClain motored to Caila hall op thr wrrkrnd of Ja n 14 to vi*!t Ml McClain’* naieid» Mi. and Mi*. Lyman Fn*liy. Mt. and Mi*. A Kul., and .'Ii and Mr*. C. J Schell, fotnird a |iaitv fi*hing at Daytona Reach on Jan. Id. .Ml. and Mi*. I’. K Kelley wile gueat* of their *o|| and doughtetiti-law, Dt ami Ml*, William hcl till A Y an visiting at tin to.me f thvii Mix and Mia. C. C . Ptlvxl* lgtanJpaiei.tr. M< and Mt Wd tffanJ*-n. Gvorgv Sim* had thv I liamt, in Winter Perl.. i “ *•* "*• 1 reihntan claia J , .ii-eotatlou uf thr tfooth laiOe Mm. Mi/at.rlh I lack and *ou Ruheit have ■rl hi tod to tin u home on Concold Dtive alt, • having vtsilrd f"i -evetal mouths lu Tielitori, N .1 thr night of Ihe plav were made mid do nation* of rhke, pie and landy wi re ir<iur*led The *ecle lary wa* inaliucfnl to »end Ml*. Hugh Till!*, teacher, who ha* (wen ill Mime lime, a polled plant. Following thr routine iiuattiee* Hu­ mecting wa* turned uvrt to I’tuf, Harold Hrckrnhark who rliowtd film* on child guidance. Hefiralimrnt* of coffee, orange |uiee and cookie* were »rtved bv .Mr*. A. W. 1 e»lo. Mr*. J. A Yate* and Mr*. K I.. Humphrey. A rthur Marrhatu who underwelil 0il0.il lu tg r ty at tile Uiang* Meinmiai Hospital in tlilatolo tecetilly ia making a good recovery and l* rx|iecled holne tlrorllv. Mr. and Mr* Eari Duffrv of Rlcliinond, I lid. have wr l i e d to •prod some time with th r u friend*, Mi nnd Mis Karl Toney Mini Mi and Mi*. Lloyd l.eadmoit. Mi and Ml*. .1, l( Reave* and daughter. Mi** Marion were gu,-t« Sunday of Mrs. Rrave*' aider, Mr*. J. W. Falagati. in Oilando. Mr. and Mr*. AI llivant, Jr. and (Wo son* of Jacksonville w rtr Ihe weekend gued* of hri patent*, Mr E A Nelmnue, wta, wna iv■rlitly i ailed lo wolf. ln W rii Palm llrucli. *|>ent tl.i w e e k r lo l visiting ftlrlid* heir Mi i,mi Mt* a yy Sandberg have trim tied to then botnv- oh Seiulllol,. Hlvd.. aft, i l avillg spent Do pg't eight month* visiting m P, nn»vlvniii« I'a pi. i , H alhit and 'I t Log Cabin F O LK S I f ■ ll aa u a at tun E m* n t i l i t . k la rn io v • Sr leen made a husilies* I rip In Davtouii Reach on rhmsitnv. Mr. atilf Mi*. Hulteil tluest and two small daughters of New Smyrna Heath ai,- new resident* ill lllkeview lodge Ruth M Hamilton wa* Ihe gurst *peaket at the husin,-** and 1'iofl s-ional Woman'* Club "f Kl-sliiiniee last Monday llc i *uh Jrct wa*: "Out H op e* and F * - a luf 11151” . Ml*. Hamllfoti lm* tu gun a new -eties of hlo*dta*t* i,vet Stall,in " I HU. Sunfnld, and ran he liraul at in,4'i. on l loir* ,'av*. Sim tin* conducted similar program- m Ci.lif.nnia and New York t he plop Mill t* catted ‘It, It, I American speev'h". and lias a high luting In tntllo vit cle* Danttv and Rickey l «*»rllwirv and Mi* W F I hoi toMr*. P L .Smith >d New \ ml ha* lit i Ived to *p,-od *oltie time with hri fllelid*. Ml and 'Ii Gemg<- It Pallet*,ui ;j St ipe >luiu \iL*li l' *4 (' f ^ Pf * '] * *' Unity • *» *- 'Itllll— 7 :IRI— Rtllli I’. M. Mi itill rn . #*I V l»‘ii ( inr I n i I TI S ' W f c .j , . - m _ >.**‘i* h . Ji - 9,_J* P \' -H*T*\ *• / • . ’’ ' 'T t ~4' •** ‘ * r * , r . V V I f ' . ' f f/4 V ( .'V f - n 'M I f f l DO YOU HAVE A DISCONTINUED STERLING PATTERN'! We will «er«|H ordrrM thruugii Murrh I. IBM (nr till Ilia In the fnlliiwiitK p illfriu : GOIUIA.M < hatha ai t'laderrll* 4 le rm o a t f 's l f i i C u viadun IKilly Mafivun Edge worth Lav# i Flareallne ( D iv e r m u ’* iid r Imperial I hryxanlhtmuiu Lady Rilliomie l.x or a atrr l.ali*duanr l.alr Grurglen Elly EUy uf the Valley t Whiling) U n i* XV t Wlulin* > Luxembourg Mntinv Jumrl Madam Muni* Norfolk D id E o n d m i Paris I’ly inoulh Pwitsmnulh Ptinreaw f’titn i* tto-v M a t ir S i , H u n v U n t f.x -rd H lix iu lm k V V icl m tan V io let 'lot tin* " II..I.tmg Court" INTKKNATIONAI. In * Dhi denier rayv>« Re* ran Hill Herhely Hraodna 4 i mew 4 himea 4 wlwwlal I a U n it I Shell Deerfield Dorrhemlrr Etc* a Or* KIxflMre Emprew* Frnnlrnar firnrgian 'laid lady Hetty Maialtnnn Minuri Nosegay l)l« English Orrhld Panlheuw Prlmrune Kadi,ml flier Itha goody Rosalind '.implicit y S-vring Rnuourt Theaeutli 'I rlanon "edgw nud ** ellraley " llile ll.il yVindenteie Pag) Revere la d y Mary Dnrn4hy M ia a r r i D'Orteaa* I act * Cvintlanre Did Newbury Dhf Eagltsh DM llrocedf Hr title 'l* t y I hill<m Uvintihnny, I h e rd Virginia I'attel t anlrrhuty \ii-t,trial ^ W tO O C H C AS NA f IONAI l Y ADVf AIISIO SHOES — aaK Cieo'a /u fttuntn^ ui roift.e itf - u n ii nt pruwAtblie J id ifl/nt drtrf (fco kc h u f u m l tn Aaligi* l.atkspui Gec.rfiaii Cwlonial Kiua Chrittiaa Wa*hiyiglan Prince** Mart figur,*. H u m le made ■v a twu-pieerr ea that 1.1..use uiay Join **ltier »klrl* aad vull*. Every pitot Ii fj'i«t/flw r/b«M Au» >/N*,f/ 1 eiJete tlvJ/l.llltf/PlMIgA 14-05 WALLACE fatly' 4 'fu n * little It a lia n co u rt «Jgv tilichviL V lu 14 TOWI.K 4«ewegiati prlMl patlriurd with tirnet**anre Khv thin yInin Ulktt O .tu U .Ju n J f t /ren f 12.95 �T U ES D A Y JA N , 23. 1951 T H E 8AW FOBD H ER A LD , HAN FO RD, F LO R ID A PA<>tt k o i i k Defeats Lawson Robertson, P r o Leagues Put Hargett And Weiss Move Up On Top Famoifs Olympic Scheduling Up To Southeastern Conference S corers, W %>• «* h Second, Oklahoma Third S m u 1 1 D eSJ Pittsburgh 97-48 Star Dies A t 67 Commissioner Bell A T L A N T A . Ja n . 2 3 — The big three of Southeastern Conference NKW YORK. J*ft. 2 3 - f/f^—Kentucky recliimtd ihe lop petition in CHICAGO, J a n . 23 — basketball scoring remain* intact but Herbert Hargett o f Muiiaaippa To most people, dogs of dubious As Indiana Wins PHILADELPHIA, Jnn. 21-O P i the National Cnllm* basketball rankings imlsy. hstely beating out un­ Kentucky Regains Lead In AP Poll; [Sanford - Orlando Bradley defeated Long (aland University in the sixth A»i<*i*led Press Poll. I he Wildcats bom l^xinglon. Ky„ tuccrrd Oklahoma A. and M.. which (ell to third aftrr having ill 16-gamc winning streak sn.»j,|ird. 44 40, by Oklahoma last Saturday night. It is the fluid liinr out front this season for Adolph Rupp's lowertn •thli-tra, who IH the poll the first 1 — ---- —. . . . ------_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ two works before they were buitiiwil by Hi, Irauis id th r Sugar Bowl. Tha 222 rjMirta w riters amt btoadea llats, who partiripatrii In the latest liallnt, failed In ih ilii anybody out of the first ten nl though the order of the top draw rr^jillnlH * was thoroughly rerunColumbia, aharea with major reetirrf in th>- country, heal fast to •eveiitb. AH other teams moved up nr hack a notch or two. After Krnturky, I.III and Okla­ homa A . and M. came tbfa order; Bradley, Indiana, HI. Johns, Co­ lumbia, North Carolina Stair. Kansas Slate and St. Iraiiis. Aritnna, l.aSallr, llklahonia nnd flrigham rraahed Into the «ee<»nl ten, shoving nut Toledo, Washing­ ton, Ht. Ronavenlun- and Do LID whirl) th e only perfect qursne. Kentucky, which has Iratm'lril bark alnee it* overtime 4-1-II! In-* to HI. I -soils Dee. 29, drew 04 first plant votes and a total of 17*0 points, Points are awarded oil Ihr bails of ten for a first place votr, nine /or second, etc. b ill, with If) straight victories, gave the Kentuckians a good run for It, trail lug IE* first place votri and 104-1 points—only 143 leas than the leaders. The changes fiurn last week In the top ten: Kentucky moved from Htnnd to first and L I U from fourth to second as the Aggies dropped two notches. Bradley fell tg to fourth. Indiana and Ht. na changed plsrca Ht. IrauIs dropped from eighth In loth, as f(. C. B u t * moved up from ninth. I»*aan HUto Jumped from tenth to ninth, JH e re are the leading tram s with place votes and aeaaoti re­ parentheses (point touts on the bails of ten for a place vote, nine for aecond, U aU.): The First Ten (—Kentucky (441 (13-1) 0—(rang Island U, . «... <"*) (I» -0 > t - Oklahoma A. A M. a n ... (*°» f ll- M *— Bradley (4) M8-2I 9—Indiana (141 (12-1) • —-St. Johns i l 6 | (|3-2) V- Columbia (It ( 12-0 ) •- North Carolina K L l* ; s, <«) (17 91 £ - K a m a a Htate (3) (12 C) 10— Ht. Iraul* (13-41 a. ..... Thp Second Ten ? ! » (Uanova ( hi (13-d I t- S o u lh r rn California sa , (■> <l4 *2 » 13-H l.m ia (01 (13-1) H —Artaona (J8-3) 1784 1441 1431 I If4 ifl-’n Kill hi,I R72 481 IB—Cincinnati (4) Id—Illinois ( 11-3) *8) h *'-1' ( J - B H ih a m Young ( U - 4 | Wyoming (tft-4 ) m tddlccoff W i n s akewood Tourney With .Score of 271 , H f I’UTK ARTHUR M M W P B , C-Hf-. Jan. 23 ,7^ ? — 0 r Mlddlecoff may hive hern light when ha decided couple of years ago that he could make as inueti nmnrv nlav. ivy play -tag f« lf tc«tth. Ami • pulling P< ■“ H w i mo more fun *£S*2Hhl*- *,,n t lil bankesl * ? & * ! today, firat priie tha U kiwoo-I Park Open <iD|f luraament. fu three tourneys tha first of tha year, his a i . & V’ . I ? |,p " 1 U S Wa . X J1*,S06 *■»« yea, . * ° ° »• which Mlddlecoff drsimsed of Ms enipetition In the final day, the *i£ 2!>0 Lakewood event was chiefly jmtoMe for Introducing r S V . , ,l*w " * mw V th* ra rin g w d !r . For esaraplei ». Manuel ( t o U Torre, a Span1 Milwaukee, who finishwith 874, three strokes I*. Mlddlecoff, to take »|,400 Crippled Infield Card's Weakness, Marion I)ee!are.s m i . D the aecond of a aer­ ies of 18 alnriea written h) the major In cu r managers for Ihr Awaswlated Prras under their nstn h) lines telling how thrlr team ahaps-a up for 19,11 and sirin g up the ultier clubs). S T . IJItriH C A R D IN A L S ll> MARTY M ARION S T . I.OlfIB, Jan. 21— fT l - The lu ll St. Lulls Cardinnl rlub should lie 1letter than last year. T h e tuialr weakness of our team last vrar was the many, many, injuries that »r suffered The In­ field had only one strong point for example and that waa Al (Red) Sehoendienst at aecond has«. At first t*,e we tried Nlppv Jones, who was recovering from an operation and Steve Rilko, who didn’t hit major league pltrhlni' ades|,iatelv. At -hortstop. I was taitherrd by a knee injury sufferIn spring (rainin’* and Kddi* Mill er w»- una Me to nlav long enough lo take rare of the situation. A* third base. Tommy fDaviann had shoulder trouble which handieao ne<t hia throwing and Eclrfle Katak was troubled bv weak ankles. Behind the piste. Joe (iaraglola teas nut most «f the season with a severe shoulder separation. A neecasary operation to Ted Wilks’ eltraw left u* without an adequate relief pitcher for practically the entire season. In the outfield, Stan Muslal Injured hla knee three arpamt times. Bill Howerton was out fo r a while with an ankle Injury ami Chuck Diering suffer­ ed a broken elbow. Moat of the strove weaknesses have Iraen, we hop*, corrected by surgery. Operation* have been performed on Heraglola. Wilks and myself, arid we feel that all three of us will be recovered sufficiently lo help the rlub. My nptlmhm is bat'd on the feeling that we are going Jo get some definite help from some of mtr rookies. Home of the more out­ standing newcomer* from whom we ox|M-ct help are llllko, who haa had Ihr benefit of another year o f experience In the minor league*; pitcher Tom I’oholsky, who was the most valuable plaver In the International League; Sol­ ly llrm u a, * real good hustling InDelder, and Don llollweg, who rould very well make the grade for u* at first Iras*. I don't tielleve the military draft will affect uur club too much. Hal Rlre, (Jeorge Hunger and riu y d Boyer are In the rtserves and, of rours«, auhlect tn rail at any time. Very few nf our voun players may be affectml bv tire draft. No matter how I took at It, lit" real of Ihr league shapes up pietty lunch. I believe the Brooklyn l»odger* bavr the team that everyone clip will have tn lieal. The New York 0 bints flnishsnl fait la st year and may Veep It itp during the 1961 season. Of eourae, the Philadelphia Phllliti are league champions. and varict ancestry are “just dogs" but not to scorr* of young Central Floridians whose mutts amt mongrels will compete in the Hid annual Mutt Dog Derby at the Hstiford-Orlandn Kennel Club on Feh. IIT hr 1961 renewal of thr Derby should prove to tn- the biggest sure*-** to dale, with entries ex­ pected from six Central Florida reunites. Lntrv blank* for the Ibrliy arc row available at Hears-Jtoeburk in Orlando and within a short Umr, it Is evprclrd that a focal point in each county for entry blanks ean hr announced. A complete list of priie* and ronditir ns for the rare will le published later. Thr winner of the affair will he prrsrnte.1 with a trophy donat­ ed liv the Orlando Hetilinrl-Hlnr anil many other valuable awards will also lie announced. More than 11600 people jammed the Kennel d u ll last year to see Pido, owned by six year old Stan­ ley Yates of Toft, romp In vic­ tory. tinier the rules, no one over 14 years of age is eligible to enter a dog in the rare. TttM iiHV* r v r n t i :* r i N s r it tr r — n l a i n . N ile l.'n lo -k * VI*. M l** U m l i s r l . A la rm Ina. lio n Hull. P n o n h er, T e n II W il­ lie, T i l - T * 1 -Toe. Ita n U r Ib-r M TCnW II N U K — V a l s r l l r W hoa T - m m lr . Ited X)lt> h. t J t l l a U e n a * . IraftsT i i r i - n l . I ’a rh l l - r . lir a s * l.lfe . rfalln a. H llv e r Mabel T i i i n n iM i > ;— a r a n .* w u . I'lit la n J . r - n - io e a l. ( ‘r - t - w n . M i­ la n , N<ntnrrie. It la k r Itn u k ls, lr .a u C h am p , ll'a lia r m i ii i l l ii t«-|-_ri'raiba wire tn *ld *-r K v .n , VI—r* M -e h e Vlee I’s r h . T - m Ju d y, K lf ln . M a r e / lla p p r liy p s y . tt»nnl* It - ll. riK T H RAI I’e -K w la illr H lorka-le. Mean N aati, M nhlran, rrenny tilniwll, Husar Hay. Trlssar Player, M arble llrTn. Hally ll-sun S IX T H MAI t<— S' ISIS* Mile Ju al In t!W>*. I l l a h M ila. <’hl«o lls lt e , X o l w . Iro n P e n n y , (It o r a la n J e a n , ('o m n d tiia n . ('e n trn l c it y . B H t K W T f l H A C K —S / i e i h s N ile T a m T am , Je rse y t is a h a r . Cm * Kh tn , l>ania»rue. I l l a h M lllc e . U t i l e U le a c h le . M larh laf l l l r l . J u d y W |rl. K K i l l T I I H A C K — a / la t h s M il* H ow dy lia s . T h u n d e r J e t. K leeI rode, H nark lia r . e a la . M l** llarfaee, L i l l i e O ld D a rlin g , J o e Sm ith . WINTH H A € * i—S'lStbe Nile N ovelette. O rie n t a l a lo w . L ite H a l m. Illf h la n d H o ck . H lnete Holt, K n e h a a lla a . I lla h lls t t o a a . Ir a Moa* tan a T K .S T M H A I’M—a / i a r k s H ilo Ilh n a l W rite r, P » n l» P a lo . T im * Step, tra its H ull, H o llin s Irae. III* e e r lie d , V lrel H lr ln a , Iravo ca. G H O y u r U N D . ’isst-U m »rd layout gave none of a y r t, much trouble. auJest for Mlrtdleroff, In T0-41MWHI for tha ,_ D* U T o m carded « £ * ? . Clark had tha fiaal lowswt K«tc, a 84 far Mayer posted a W to and Mayrr tied for third toowan, tha long ’ to m Haw Tarh. . wt much In tha In recent years, and tha af 8t Aa- “Mr. CotrmisticAer* Bert Belt flatted State and A l Weit* of Vanderbilt have moved in ju»t behind the leaden out today earning hia 110,000 an­ P H IL L IE K SIGN 10 P IIII^ D E L P H IA . Jan. Z3-(/P> —The addition of two rookies haa Increased u ton the number of Philadelphia Athletic* who have signed their 19SI contract*. Signed agreements were re­ ceived yesterday from A l Portocarrero. Il-ear-oid Now York nual raise gralntrd him hy Na­ tional Iraague mogula. They dumped all their pioMeina in hla r - ciaus tup. The 64-yrar-old pro grid ctar, sporting a stubble nf white whis­ kers after a recmu-loug lra*.ut meeting lapping over into the seventh day. returned to hi* Philadelphia home. I!e will map a plan of 1961 • b.l, st.f i»m»t,1 * eft-1 *• Itediiltng of which hr hopes all elults will favor T h u will tax all hla powers— B I0JHH) a year worth. It* II will draw up a set nf two division* ami aiipr»|»fate »rh< ■Jules, mailing them nut tn the loop'a 12 riuha. If I I agree on his set-lip, it will lies-omr per­ manent. But if this majority Is lark­ ing, it will heronn- mandatory for only nne yrar. A 48-hour limit on returns was agreed. Stormy discussion* of reshuffl­ ing thr American (Eastern) and National (W rsternl hratketa nf thr league carried thr annual pow-wnw into a heettr extra two day* with various rlul, owners, an eye corked to the pockrthook, demanding certain playing rights. Finally, Paul C. Lewis, sec­ retary nf thr Philadelphia Eagle*, made thr motion to let Bell handle everything. The temperature of molten lava - rock material from inside the esrth’a crust—I* estimated at betwern 2600 and 3600 drgrrvs Fahrenheit. It la estimated that If the exist­ ing water in lakes were added to the oeran, the water level would he lifted two feet. Greenland, the largest known Island, with an area of some 826,000 square miles, la entirely covered by a vast ice cap, eacept along some very na*row border*. Mel Payton, Tulane’a m ajor candidate for All-bouiheaitern forward, dropped 22 poinla against Georgia to meteare hia rearon total lo 2fil and his career total to 1,029. Payton’a reason oulpul tt big rnougli bv 44 (»inl» lo hold the S E C lead. U r hat played *n 14 gime*^___ Seven-footer Bill S piw v of Pumiro I* a form of voJrani.Krnturky romalncl in secorul place lava. Other type* disintegrate with 217 point* In U games quickly and form soil of grestto through last weekend Joe Dean of l.nui.dana State also managrd to fertility. hold third place with 206 itoinla in 14 games hot it* is pie*«e.l cloo-Jv hv H.sreett with Jpn tlajvett ha* played in only 10 games. Weis* is fifth with 1HW |Hiinl in 13 games. A fall from fourth to sixth was suffcied hy lloli Meador nf 1*8.1). H r mltactl tying Wei** for fifth hv five poiflta in 14 game*. Don Holt of To lane waa fifth laat week hut tumbled ail the way to 19th with 149. Ralph Pedrraon, also nf Tu lane, fell from a tie for sixth to 12th. Ilia total I* 146 tn 14 game*. Alal-ama’a big renter, Paul Sul­ livan, ranks seventh with 179 in 14 games; Florida’* Harry Hamil­ ton is eighth with 174 in 12. and Tennessee’s Bolt Carrisnn is ninth with 171 in 13. Hob Bchnciiier of Alaluima ranks between Holt and Pederson with 147 in 14. Othrr players with 120 or more point* through games of last week end, their college*, total points, M i t d r i t l p rirctl M n n o n llr and number of games: W a tlb n a rd Is id rn t f o r Boh Schloss, Georgia, 141, 12: w n lls . crilinKH, rnhinrtM . . E a rl Davis, Georgia, 168. 12; O n e even sh tro rr ha I hn. Com es Murphy, LS.IJ., 166. 14: Byron Johnson, L.H.U., 166, 14; Shelhy In la rg e panels ( h a t reduce l.lnvitle, Kentucky, 160, 11; Frank w a ste nnd sav e la b o r. C an Ramsey. Kentucky, 160, 13. he c u rv e d or Itenf lo any Red Wetherington, Florida, 147, d e sire d ahnpe. T a k e n every 12; Oeorge Kelley, Vanderbilt, 146, 14] Krn Robbins. Mississippi, 149, ly p e n f fin ish b e a u tifu lly . 13: Coyl Vance, Mississippi Stale, 118, 10; Don Lanfoid, Auburn, 136. W e'll be glad lo a d v is e you 12; Jo* Jordan, Georgia, 134, 12; on (he many uses of Ma* A l Graehler, Mississippi, 133. I I ; iionite around (he houae, Dave Kardokus, Vanderbilt, 132, and arrange e a n y pay14; Tammy Bartles*, Tennessee, 131, 18; Ivan Wilhelm, Tulane. menla. 130. 14; Melvin Dold. Georgia Tech, 111, I t ; Rob Smith. Venderhilt, 123, 14, and Sammy Moore, Alabama, 110, 16. New Home Beauty and Comfort With Little Trouble! Al A Little Price! pitcher who hailed for Weal Palm souri stood off Iowa State, <9-44; Beach laat year, and Chatiea When Mauna Iraa, Hawaii, Colorado and M beat Utah Wilhelm, 22, utility Infielder up erupted in 1866, the volcano’s State, and Utah upeet Wyoming, from th* Buffalo Bison* nf the lava flowed at a rate of 40 miles 46-39. International League. an hour. A Hill Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W. Third 81. Phone 63 0 O * * * 9* K - ,v ) Rohertaun, Enterprise Defeats Junior High 23-17 . d Money. Jimmy Clark of nearby I ration* ^ and Dick Mayer of fit. ibtirir who came In at 276 .A»d Ju liu s B o m of Mid Pine*, J* atabltUT the big lim a swing w the firs t time, who waa on tor (Area dayn but (lipped badI Uw etui, l and Uoyd Many rum m il lied with Mlddlecoff hut Boros look a 73 and NF.W Y O R K r ] 7 n . 23 ( / D This it supposed to he the lull in the college baaLetball irsio n . but four of the five leading learnt in the land played lait night, all -inning aa expected. Kentucky, the new naltnnal leader, p la ile rrd an B2-fil defeat on Georgia Tech in a Soulheatlein Conference game at Atlanta, ll gate the W ildcat* a 3-fl league re­ cord and trt the Mage for S a tu r­ day’* showdown with Vanderbilt, alio unbeaten in league play. Vanderbilt, which entertains Ten lie* aoe tonight, haa wr-n six straight conference games. In out­ side competition, nowrver, tho Commodore* have split eight de­ risions. Irang Island University, ranked No. 2 in this week’s Associated I’reaa poll, warmed up for Da long western trip by toying with Falrleight Dickinson. 9,-4S. Fourth-ranked Bradley, play­ ing without lla captain, Bill Mann, defeated H IL L u m li, 62-69. The Brave*, puaale in Ih- opening minute* by a strong ITtltburgli (on* defrtiae, methodically pulled away from the tiring Panthers In the aecond half. Mann fractured Ms WiLt last week and la out for th* season. Indiana, No. B nationally, look a firmer grip on its Big Ten lend with a 49-69 victory over Ohio State, th* defending champion. It was tbe Hooalera' fifth straight loop win and Ohio Slate’s fifth consecutive setback. , Okialioma A I M , which led th* A P poll laat week hut dropped to third thle week, waa Idle. Bill Spivey. Kentucky’* talented seven-foot pivot, poured In M point* to twee the Wildcat marks* men. Walt Hlrach waa second with 19 points. In other leading game*, Iowa trampled Minnesota, 49-47: M>v> N. Track” of th* first half of this century, died last night nl the age of 47. “ Ilohlite" aa he waa known af­ fectionately the v .r ld over, was track and field roach at the Univerally of Pennsylvania from 1914 to 1917. He competed or coached in every Olympic gam* fiom 1904 until hi* retirement from Ihe auort because of failing hs-alth at the -ml «*f the 1917 —aeon. Jtoher'-fra..r*9* -a ^ fr iu tjr cn! lutmer on the II. 8 . Olympic team* of I9M4 al 8 L Lrauis, 1904 at Athens ami I90N a t London, lie was assistant roaeb of the 1912 and 1920 Olym rir tennis ami head roach in 1924, UI2H, 1912 and I9.1d, A ll hla (liym pit-roachrd team* were unofficial cham­ pion*. No official team winner* are designated In Olympic games. Horn in Aberdeen, Scotland, Hcpl. 21, 1883, he came to this count rv at the age of nine. In 1901 he won Ihe national 100. yard title, captured the -TOOyanl national Indoor crowns in 1904 and 1908 am) Ihe tfio and ;mhi-yard title* m 1807. With the lale Harry Hillman, Itartmouth roach, he set a world record for three-legged raring from 40 to 120 yards. He never won an Olympic, crown, however. Thr rtoxcxt lie came to Jt was tn 1901 and again in ItKWl when he placed second in the standing high Jump. Rohrrtann-coached world record holders included Matt Met: rath, P J Rayan, Ted Meredith llans Kotehainen, Larry Brown, Dab Ahern, Em ilio I.unghl, Bill Carr and Dene Ventke. T o a iu ilT a awt.N«T>o%* ________________ R E Y Wildcats Play Vandy In Southeastern; Okialioma Is Idle K IIIH T R A C K ll s n d y Ih .y . T w o H W illio . Dnlut-ky U e . t , K R l'n .S T l h a c k , l i r a s * L H * . «« H n » ,- W h - s T n m ra le T IH t m IU C K ; ll— ky l|« o k t*. C o tto n J - N o *lu rn e. P U D lt T H H A C K : M a r * . D ivided K v e n . Itn n n l* Ito ll. P I P T I I I U C K ) H a lly U te sn . Ileou ,\ **b . H lorhade. H IX T H ItA C K r O e o rg la J e a n , C a n , tra l c it y , X *H r* H R V K N T H H A C K ; T o m T o m . P ro a H ktn, L i l l i e H learttle K t llllT I I H ACK) Thunder Je t. M IS* l ls r lir * . Joe H m llh . N IN T H It A C ID I .H e H e ir , H ig h la u d H o ck , H ln sle Moll T B N T I t H A C K : T im e H l*p. I llg a s r Had. H lo.ei W rite r Knterprlae took It* aecond vie tnry of the season from Hanford Junior High Hchcral Friday by a score of 23-17 in a game which saw the local five holding a two point half-time lead over their more experienced opponents. I.a iry Italr* * tar red for the Junior High CeleryferL looping In eleven points and playing aa well rounded defensive game. Homer Mlllrr lay«d In four lnta for th* local squad and t Hunt made two. M A CK HH-HI.P.tTHD Varsity Lineup P IIII.A D K I.r illA , Jan. 2 1 -tA ” trarrv Bates —Connie Mack, who s I cpihvI llomer Miller down last fall as manager of the Joe Hunt Philadelphia Athletics after Ml rtiarlea Kwanti years a l tha helm, haa been rt Hubert Ballrant elected President of the American Leagn* dnh. Oceana ocrupy about 143.000,Mack, M, was renamed yea- 000 square mile* or T2 percent trntoy at tha annual meeting of of lit* earth's surface. the hoard nf director*. Roy Mark waa elected executive vice presi­ The thermal springs of S a n dent and treasurer and Earle were known aa early aa Mack, vice president and tec reWhlta Sulphur Spring* In ^ —(rawson to moderniza the triumphant phrase of au old campaigner— " T h t y cam*, t h t y mmw. I t conked •em r In other words, folks are callinl this amart*atcpping 'Si Buick terrific. Wherever you loolc« you find reasons for this fervor. The Special bfoewyma forth with a full line all it* own-Se^fapii. Rlvierae, Convcrtiblet-new in atyling, new in powcr*to*weijiht ratio - new in per* fonnuncc-ncw in thrift-|imnrtcst car T 0 M I6 H T And the Ro admaster literally tops all previous standards of comfort and luxury. You sink hi|* deep in double* thick, pillnW'Snft Fonmtex cushionsfeast your eyes on new fabrics that have the look and texture of custom excellence. You pan enjoy the sweeping v.'.’w from the generous glass areas of the 'Si Buick to the fu llest-for now you can have glare>and*heat* reducing windsliicld* and w i n d o w i . t Add to all this the mighty power of Buick'a Fireball engine-the superb smoothness nf Dynaflow Drive—a ride that's the marvel of the industry -and you can understand why Buick dealers' showrooms are drawinK the crowds. Better go, see for yourself, whet ell the excitement's about. i(#Ml OVfcAnOWMfVM far Its pries that Bujffi ever offered. The Burnt hes everythinj-it takes to make it the standout performer end huy of the middto*price brackets. at W -r'+lhm. j •»•* f*** * ’ W i i , I " J- �TUESDAY JAN. 2.1. THE SANFORD HE KAMI, -HANFORD. FLORIDA In* •lustily bn hpr J T S .in It M estimated there are *nr.i> I’apliara bu bakl* I I S«-IS 0 l| folaloaa. Fla llail il’in. tUOOU mineral spring* in in> I f f t a ' N o t ic e A Dll* IV lb ba*a J.Tt United State*—of which at lea*: N»HH !«•. U ivtatnaa. Kla Flail llllaa g sAliroND »t a t i : rtH ni:H < II alia I lib ba*a } on.t in IT T H U I I I I H T OS' T i l l ! s n r x T T a thouianil have produced watri J l I M I ll IK M IV O L t: I III A T S . in commercial quantities. * M lb r t . I'la lb l. llmllrhra S ilua. baakrla I IO.J.IO r i . n i i n r s . i s i m i u i i x t i :. MAHKKT Hplnarh bu h p r 1.71 . 1 on IN nr: k s t a t k o r The following pries. r.|>nri..t by thius.h, Tallow Crook"Ran k CIlAl'MAN, tkaraair.l Ih . nn lh » h., n lj.n l tU*t, Du h|u attorney, and any aurh claim nr da* 7 I n ■4 00 T 4I« AK 1.1. 4 I I F I II T im a A M I r i l l . itiaml not an Iliad th ill b* void. Krfmn* Miirh.l for |iro.|urr wri t tr. To m a In ** |w ||i a ra ta 1 It a • IIS * IIA S IM J C L A IM * OH 1141. Trucktr. A ii.a l.r* no tr> 1 I1M T u rn lp a . p-md. T u p W I* ('ll ATMAN. M A M I * A U A IS S T M i l l ItaT A T K l J a n . I I . I»S1 Aa admlnlatrator of the lin t bum lira J **. J .ll Vsiti atii! catJi itf )iiu Ain Ili-ana, l*ot. |lu hpr II I I Fatale of (V. 17 ChapTurnip balaii bu !-pr M l rmttflcd ami in pmani anjr Hi ana, T*n,|.rsrrxn mao. defeated t tm i * claim* ami demand* which you. ••r ' Flrat publication Jan JJ t » | . lln hpr 4 ;j O ra n va a , ilapan illn * a l l * tltkar *» f r*»»i may have against th** Ilf in i-i.l 1 it.|irrn lln a in n lh*a I So-2 71 ♦•tat* ..r w i: CHAPMAN talmr iiin .jj:, o ra n v a a . Tam p t* t j boa M i ivaeedr fair «»f said tVtmljr, t» the llaala ilna l- m u h c . l i i . i i a tlrapalrull. I'iin<-»ti box MS '■"iiritr iiidco of Pointnnlc i v u in r .! ('a b lia a r In |b l>n*. im .i U ra p a fru ll. lla r a h H ardloaa ji M'-'llv 111 lb*I ISO.171 rtortd*. at Vt'la Hi flee In the • honaa of **M «'*»urtty at ponfofd. J '.l.r v , Kin IliiMrn il.|irn,lT a n v r r lu r a S box 1.71 within right rajanil ,*r V In* iiualllj l« a liirK-f I I Xnrlallaa i r a a U l i l a a r a r f l l n l Pin r tita* ( V | r | ) , 1 1 1 l*M r4 l <1.|» r„ .|. at lh a l i f i l i i n l l l a l a F a r m e r a lia r * monthp from the time of the first iiMtlrr lit* Is In * i|tia llly la * la r v a l I I n . I I t bet, tn la l ra ia lp la tod ay | l ! l p ark * |iUhi (ration of this rtatm or demand shall ht In writing, O a u llf lo w .r r ra la l l u . l , - , , a * ra and shall State the pUr# of reel* Ifillanla ili ( Ir.inr baa It*-:.In l i i rtatnl ( 14 H it a on a ll x * g « t a b l.s denre and Offli r atidreea of the ('ll. Iln lM U Inf l , . V t . I I m . | a m i C S T tll'K rtnlMAP t and lhal! w * If y titan Isn't able to iat the K C K I-u n i r-u r>. k iI in i j j TrfU|iarSl(«f.a llila r i a l HihH nl Ibe T J M *.-I l i l , t l f a . P S t D M . *-» I l l s tinata hr- tike, ho'* in mighty IT w a rn l* Im hpr | 71. ; nn Snnforil H tala F a rn ie r a M a rk e t 11 l.a l t u r r . I f almfa , |if jr t ‘a<k ila *rev a. sorry shape - Imagine going 4 *ln*. f rala ; nn ; : 1 through life without in-itig able t . a llllr* , | | * l ‘n, k to enjoy n fine big platter of 4 if«« rrala | in .| 7| Tin* National Geographic Sollii-.taril llrrana 1Jin-on and egg« That I* thr way r ir ly wax founded In 1888 “for •lot liltnrlla. I in J in Jo.rph N. Da llic IlM-tensr nnil diffusion of |-inMnli.ria. liraan i|« l hm ha. I ;1 millot. 241 ■ 1 Kfan a, K u ctl-h i|a|ianit graphic knowledge". 6th Htltret. Day ton. Mbit*. Used In I n , blit since hr has h o r n taking IIA t'A C’O U ho *aya t he feel* j u a l CH ICA G O , (Special)—An amarine fine ami U able n*w electmnle ear which hide* d*aft n enjoy lot* nr*i and tranamili even whisper* «n<l |o|* of flnr with startling clarity, ha* hern trfoods. Mr. Ha toa All MAXIS rralrd hy a noted Chicago rlerlrnnie mil lot found AND MODUS OF scientist. lhal Inking II \ll.\C'Ot hrl|H-d hiHa disclosed that lhi> nur■cutout «ya|»m ntrrmmtr n defirlenry of CAtSI naw diacoxary hat rendarad old. Vita mill* HI, B‘J. Nia<in and lion ityla hearing aida ubxolet* a)moat Y m i l i a n a a4 ia» an Here la Ml I t.imilliil'* atatr* overnight, and bring, new hop* to faa b a a i a- f t p i t r l lha Ifi million pertona in lha United ■Ha-Ill. “ My first Ixitllc nf H A P mftvinrad me Ibai 11A l i ­ In m U t s lo n Klala* who *■» Laid of brariiig. tl N - M ib iU F I Ha reported lhal ihit rlrrlroiile ft*'* *1. was what I needed for the tar anablra lha dent lo hear with* t:as on my stomach at night*. I Plaid <•»«» SOf aaW» ‘■•1111 not keep food on my atom out ant hullon ahawlng In the rar and without dangling battery wltta. mhc, hut afirr lh> fie t l<ullle To acquaint lha haul of hearing I Was going great. Now I cat H e i n ifio biggest seat covot b .n g im over olfored! Hand- raadara of this paper with t). •S *•$*$# •urnn and egg., nn I oliier ftnnU somo new plastic scat covers Guaranteed to lit your car rnlracla electronic ear which hiilat that never wuuld -lay with me. W h y psy high prices lor lo af covers when you can got these daafnaaa, full dr-tail* are described I also ran alcep well at night*. In a fascinating booklet, “ New Die* Thanks to IIA P A C O I.. I will at suth big saving*.’ Mail Your O rder Now! W e p ay postage -ocarlet to Help lha Draf Hear." 1 whon you send check or monoy order Postage e x tra on It will be tent free in • plain wrap- never be without it. and can ecommcnd It to nil who suffer per In anrona who request* It. Ad- vlth thr atunr ailments that I C O D » Bo sure to givo mako and modol of car clretai Klrctronic Heaearch Direo- had. I ktvns Iwrauac I have P O ST ALL SALES CO M PA N Y, INC lor, M in Meat lSlh Street, >10 K. suffered for quite some time.'* j« m stm t, n i. Kell one lluildlng, Chiraao X. III. r IS M . T b e I a llla a r r a l y a l l l l a i u#„, WAUIIMOION I I . D C Adv A penny pml card will da, ,\d«. State Farmers Market Nothing Hotter Than Good Food* Says Ohio Man NEW ,M IRACLE ELECTROM CEAR H IDESDEAFNESS i W« Fast LukaI Notice .. .irAf.J. I I VB rhet, ate more than 18.700 mo­ tion picture theater* in the United State*. b o T ir it !• lisrstiy g iv en lh A l I h s t r w ill In* h«lil Ifi (h r T fiw n of U h h - vltclloR. H IT M tJffi in i heimi aft Tow n r i r r k wtMHl. Fln rlilJi. on ttir * lli *lRV of K o h rtm ry, 1RS!• n RINK*In 1 olrvU'Oti of I Iso T*i w tl of 1,41HiIt w n*n| * F N f I *1n J h n n i i : »: i i i i a Y l*» lif t r r m ln r w h f it ir r 11*** T ^ w n »*f T u lin F i t fix laonjg W‘oim|, Flnrli)* plnmM (■*»*' idllAI.) In in is In I hi* imsmnt «if Fift> T h o u Ill «g I %l II l i l t %H i I II • MIIM •an d f|Xo,«*nnsR» (•<vtrln« ilif I i l l i H o i lit;liw u I I. I. I n 'i f f ii l nt l r, |trr an n u m . On* g»r ■- fffili ttirrof 1si f.y li»r*| ft*» the* nn< 1lna lmi»r««%*ni: i»• tl * »ns(ru* lin e iff r tl U1 A( MilMfitllrit, fll(x« *l ln - I pt*rfl» o r liars! a u r f A m l roAtl II t %t I it i l l - i l l •h i * i m p % i'i :' M l i i n t l i M . ways an*l witr«|e In lli«* Town «( lamarw i»o«i. r i rltlA A ll irc« h.»M« r • of I lio T * »w n •»f l*oinu m t**n|. F I «*r iif.« win* art* fitii*11 flint r.lr»-tor.f ►»! in* T o w n of Ivongwood. i m l l l l n l in a vo ts in *.*M f t o flu n T i ’ *' t* *111««c filirr HI t r th r Tow n II ill hi t ^ i s w ood, a i »*I {«•!!■ w ill i * n>t|tt •|*rti fro m * ,w» A M to '." it I* M on I lh*» *1* I t lio n h o ok* w ill i« m a in oovn i i m *i l i r a f i | tl i i * treforo tfi* *t.iy **f s-il*! *10, 842,000 in DIVIDENDS i m m H n c n irv G p ln m c lria l JALOUSIE Riving* . . . you get both front t i n x in It r *■t J ' * , u j EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED TV* l. a n d i u l - c x l n g e n t ' - IIS ■pT-xfor rxxxud o f so u n d . S. | *HIIT1f I lo Back of every ne'lrV a I * fa econom ical manegem en !- D .d '/ m d S r r i n f i ! Modern Way To Control liokirhos' NORMAN M ITAl AWNING CO. mu lo pay Ua.lt • I l l I ft X l t d . I I I n i . a2«tii llo ih rv rtl I't Iolinwlnn*. lt| N O T I r 10 ht u «h n t* **h r *» itf NO H O P II, In the j j fi 3 1” .p a n I 'a i a .1. 62fl.tO0.8OO Rfitt* tpplif'f k lir h r o , - . . ft payi fo call the MUTUAL AGENT ktP nutfhr*. Niitft, .toil WatirrhoK** 'Yltuf'w nittrr thr r**l»f•«'•*■* roil \T tug iia r f f r r lif t r riiAUK NOYKLTY WOKKS for in iin lh i, and kill* (hr %lr*v*. that w milrr in tp«| walk nftff it hot «««illifit NOT C A L L E D FO B WITHIN In D A I S Wi l l. iftn tfiil, soi.i> r o u i iiA ito r s CONTACT W I . ( I . \ H K HU \t 11* he ?tt7 I H IM II to Policyholders « iiiiif . DR. C. L. PERSONS cooivnw AM. KBI'Alll worn* null. it *» r i ’ l iir * . m r - liihnMptf*** . BOyO'W IHLACL • y i. • ’ * .......... * L L * r. ■ * * **t n f .. Rt*f. p in t. 5 1 f.'*. limit, r* N** tnvpilftf*!r ft ft i:v i i N il Kniimill.il *t & Amlcrson S o> - - Attv. •«* S’ B ari Ph. tot it*Proof • Water-Proof •Long-Wearing *et,f C'wjadc±far ot fRACrft ESTIMATES CLADLY GIVEN-TERMS ARRAN(iEI) 10^ Down On FHA Financing: 3 Try 11ICRA LI) Want Ads t For Retail* :i Tbe (elUwlaa rate* a pair (a • II (I ear pebltabad I p Tbe Baalat* Ilea. Id, t a a aa line lbs per liar l*aretleP lines l*a per line Iner4l*n iln n m per tl*e taperll** liner •< per lias lasartlaa l i l t tarrda I* lb* lib*. Il*abl* raia ir r blarb (are e*p*. PHONE 148 Weal A4a will b* ■arr lb* irOabaw *a da*s ebar** I* »••* Haled la lb* Irlrpbaa* baak. la relara I n Ibl* *re*nai*da<l*a •b* adarilUer I* n pealed 4* pay pranplli. la arder la* a* 4* readrr Ibe leal p..aalble aanlrr. •II l l pat (da naal be la ear t>»lire aa Iba d*l briar* pablleallaa. l-lraa* aalllr •• Innadlaielr || pa ritat areata la r*ai *dXX* taaaal ba (eapaatlbl* !■» mat* ibra aar lateararl larrrII* a. niK SANFORD HHRAIJ) i— . •V FOIt HK.NT —I • Kl.A K A AI A1MKNTH. gn end Ktnrri, 0 8 W. F ir il Kir eat Phone 4tKt W. N EW Furiilditil and unfupil.hed duple*.ie«w>a or vr*(. fi-e Wind* don. Ill* Kouth Park Avent|".__ Kitchenette Apt*. Week, month or season. KlumbrrUnd Court. Iliway 17-trJ at City Limit. R 0(111 FOB K E N T . Kitchen privileg** if preferred. 310 West 3rd. Street. F O R H ALE or rent. 9 acre* of ^ good tile land. Now ia the tin." f or 8prin* im p. Hex- nr call Tom K rllv , Phone A8I-R . Just off of West 1st Street, t mile and E ■ h a lf.___________________________ F U R N IS H E R Garage Apartment for rent. 1209 Magnolia Ave, ft ROOM furnished apt 2 bodroom* and acroon porch, Ilka private home. Rhone 1162-W or can bo *ecn at 820 We*t 3rd. _ Street AND 3 ROOM apartment*. Cell ^ Mr*. Nance. lftftft-M-L R E A L FJiT A T K FO R S A L K — I Lake Frnnl Bargain Small Fur* niain-d Cottage with KlrctrhKitrben: Some Young Citrus. A Hrantiful Site on G imhI Fishing l.oki Boat In. luded—Only |2,8U0. Cash. RM John W. I). Moor* 13 Acre« on Beautiful Spring-fed Lake— I'lenly of F ru it— Nice Lawn—Modern 3 Room Bungalow with Electric Kltehon—Price Urdured Furnished For Quirk Sale. S ee John W. 0 . Moor* A Heal Buy—4 Room Home, Gam *i . Garden U t — 4 Mile* Out. Full IVire 11,408. • See Inhn W. II. Moore 8 Itiairn Bungalow, 10 Arr*# (iaod Garden laind. Close In— Klectrlcity, Gas, Some Citrus. Buy Owners Equity, A munio Balance 4'.;. See John W. II, Moore For Citrus loind— 10, 17, Wl and 80 Acre Trarts See John W. II. Mnnre d(i .ft• tea Citrus I jm i J Partly I'lanl ed in Young Treea; Almut 76 L*> ge Bearinp Tree*— Small, fttmlern, Well Furnished llom i. Plus Rental Property— All City Convenience* —On Deep, Splngfrd take. JOHN W. D. M O O RE, Broker Knbrrt K. K a rts, Associate 234 B. First Phone ISIS I F IT IS R E A L F-T T A T E wheOxer ynil want tn buy nr aril, see J. W. Halt, Ke«lt.ii, at N EW LOCATIO N , Florida State lUnk r.I.lg, rh. 17M. MODERN MASONRY Himk Home 2 bedrooms. I2t6 Wrat 1*1. WfiOO. Iftos-.R _______ H fC O H K -3 apartnienl house*, paying appinaimaUly 10% on asking price. W A T ER FR O N T H O M E New house, 3 liedroome, living room, dining room, hreakfaet room, kitchen and laundry, two hath* on 6 acre* of ground, masonry const ruction, 126,000.00. S M A L L IIO U H E-M odern in City limit*. In good condition large lot and well worth $3,600 00. S P E C IA L — Nice ft room modern house with email grove, fairly prired at $6,000.00. P l ^ STA TIO N E 8T A T E S - 8ev. era I houses, 2 and .1 bedrooms for sale in this attractive subdivis­ ion. H IG H W A Y P R O P E R T Y — * badroom masonry construction in large let with apartment, par­ tially furnished, exceptionally nire and well worth $14,500.00, adjoins lake. r i f EED r W. BENDEIt, Reatler 344 S. Park Ave. Plume 1534 A. R. Peleraee, Broker I I I N; Park A-t . |’Knar 1117 Rainbow Tourist lodge en lliw aj 2 OEDROOM home. $3000-11860 * B A L KH TA TB TO R H A L E—3 17-92. 4 mil** south of Ran foul #00 feet Illw ay frontage X i noma, 4 hatha, alee 3 romna «»vnerx h»«ise. N E W MASONRY rotmUmJed 2 bedroom home almost completed. Good location. Price $7304.00 down, balance ?1rL47 per month. Small gvorrty store with 2 bed­ room apLrtruent, completely furnlsHe-f. 18000. i . W, IIA L L . R m II ov F lertda State Itonk HMg. T U X E D O F E E D S Complete line. 1G LA D Itl|;U S ami geneial cut Hunt's Turnlu Fred Hlure. flown lui«mrss offered for |mmeillale sale. Ilcsl varieties, Top Flight Paint $3.t» r«l some crops soon tn bloom. Write New Sheet* 12 19 ea. Box S. Kanlmd llriah l. Used Work Pent* .98»-i’|tr. ---------------------1- a . i j J 1 I A R M Y ,N A V Y S U R P L U S S E R V IC E S — 12 S P E C IA L Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. MrUrnrlirn HonH—«nl W. 1.11It .‘xl. P lu m e P lu m e 1211 r e p a i R —m o d e r n i z e vnur Mleccllanroiia. Shhford Farmhome. jOnly 10% duvn now re ­ cr’a Auctlm MarkH. quired. FH A Plan. Indallm cn1 F R IE D SH RIM P Dinner "The I jU B Dep’L . Room 317. Phone O Z A R K I K K Best Shrimp on Earth” at Horn28ft. Sanrird Atlantic National er'a, 324 E Iat 8 t. Rank. Member FD |f ■ C O S C H K T K HEW lilt P IP E , WATCH and Clock Itepaiiing. All Septic Tanks, Grasse Trai . Dry work m guaranteed. Reaeonahle m Tanks, Tank Cradtee, Stepping rice*. F. M. English, J r . Ph. Stones, Benches, Flower Pols, I 3 7 W .______________________ Blncka, Window sills and I Intel*, Call Phone |0 b1 for Concrete Floor*. Machine fin­ All Types Of Kook Work. ished. Free Estimate*. Mary klcKinney Bookkeeping M IR A C L E C O N C R E T E CO. Service j « l Elm Prnme 1333 Room 403 P A N E I.ltAY gas healer nearly Attsnllr |l«nk Thiilillne new $25.00 Ph. 147. NEW FLOORH ruriaeed per­ L IV IN G R iin ll, bedr«K*ni fntnifect me Old floors mede lift, tme, rhslta, rtc. See Nash, cor new. Finishing, cleaning * wai ner ('olomlia and Naranja Road, ■ng. P-irtaMe power nisei. 21 Dellary. rear* etperitnr* tn RemixD* DUO TH ER M nil circulating heat County. II M Glrasoe. l a b cr, L l6.n,i gnod rondltion. 541 Mare____ _ Valencia Drive. Phone jjjjO |. \ WNMOW k Rk HharpenadT- ht A R T IC L E S W A N TED - « cycle* repaired, loch and key work. Prompt service, II. W T H K I .0 N K I I A N G K K We buy, tell A trails iced Hhuwa.. 518 F. 4th n t. furniturr. Wllson-Mairr Furni­ ROOF WORK* nf all kinds. Eaves ture r>.. 311 E t at t>l)na . n-.v and Goiters Repaired and Paintrd. New Roof* applied. Painting IIF.I.P W A N TED and coaling. Hanford, Ph 109ft W. R H Arhenhurg FfIR Q U A L IF IE D O KI. a ND u Murnlng Keniintl. rn YOUNG W lllIR N Undo Evening Star 0*11 Italph There are (ipportunitle-, for a limit llsy llar.-t _________ rd number nf qualified v»ung women in the fascinating inh that's Die Mata nf the communi­ order. Seminole Venetian Blind cation* industry— handling ihe Co 520 W. 3rd HI Phon. p u b iiir a lt » . 1162.W A V IT A L P U B L IC S E R V IC E •rrg lin e, bufiduter. oump true*, With a starting salary of i muck, fid dlH. shell and clay $.70 a week (Ht hour*I by load ar Job. Coni art tl. It Without previous telephone i-.ihrted. and associates. 109 l Training. Mew York Ave,, Demand I'i Opportunities for advancement, *68 o r m .W scheduled pav Inrrvaaee, sickness Iwnefit*. pensions, and pleasant I F IT *8 Curtain*, iare or rhi» hete-l table cloth*. Dotlle* or place tllCKKY MOORE associate, and working condi­ mats to lie washed, starched, end tions are some of (he advantage) stretched, Phone 87V, Mrs. Mcof working for Ihe Telephone --------Tcer. ___________ _____ Company. j | i r r g i v „ D O W T r js jjt J T MX You may wish to have your quali­ INCOM E T A X returni preps m l T I ' H - T I A J B 'T P : W E'Vb fication* inn side red for this re­ OCJT - r o PftjDd x5f^... by tan accountant reoiktrrrJ sponsible and Interesting poalwith Treat. D rpL Dempsey 231 tlon. C H I E F O P ER A TO R . IS— NOTICKH-PERHONALH — I Hanford. Fla . A O U TIIER N H KLI, T E L E P H O N E M ARY'S LEN D IN G L IB R A R Y and Telegraph Company____ 1209 Magnolia—Is now open Mon. FO U N TA IN Girl wanted. See Mr.’ thru Prl. 10 to 12 A. M., A to 8 Bill Itefore 11:00 A.M.. TouchP.M. Rat 4 lo l> P.M ton Drug Co. _________•__ — IS A U TO M O B ILES Wanted: grocery cashier, expert*- 16— •uee pirfytted hut not neces­ sary. Apply Mr. W lf 'lt f , BU YIN G A CA R T Before flnae Margaret A m Hlofex. elng ea* u* to save money. Installmen t Leon Dept-. Room 817 H TEN O G R A PH ER Part Hme or Phene 285 Sanford Allan!Ifull Hme. apply Box F, giving National Rsak U m I m S — e _ qualification*, age, etc. ___ , __________ ______________ H A V E .SPEC IA L advertising pm j M W t A CAR. IM H v e It hv day. ETTA KETI Kf4m. Thw menn« filer ! * w "' or rncllali F».tdi for two. Navd partner with small ; • n<!. American Fords, sedan*. I KM llv R a y Got Ur to VroWnOT"BOROTTKEB-C |lv W att IliMttPx 1*1 X O DN'T <SOftV v o u -ft -A M LV MAN'. <50 3 A £ < UOM5 . . , ftv*-i l C > xJ vJ 5 t -U xJAvK A C U A S C E ! ------- — — ' ^__________ ___________________________J ' V \ t 1 ^ / 4%p.lrwrt v Hv P a u l Hohli H ftY .'W H A r G O E S H C R C , S I ♦ W )-0 AllVMAVMf Ue< krUiTU.T 1 * -CABCO ________ NA.rA M>1 ANYWAY*'.* -V it . m . (a no M-sa.vou o — A v e U' j ASouroxg CfMIPY . OftOPlAV/ ir xvA« Phene 1715. SMALL weu.«ft* * • A * a 1 E — H t �t-t ' - AGE RTX County Newsmen IlM fllM * n — PM« BWl not n l i t any oth#r plac* In tha County which la, or could im­ mediately bo mode, nullable and adaqnate fur the need* of tho boapltal or from which It could effectually render It* service for the Maentia] health need* of the people of the County." I h reaolution alto referred to the fact that the »ite for the new buildlnjr had been recenly pur* rhaaed from the City hy the Bert Ft*h eatale trustee*, end a large rt of the fund* are already on nd for the bull Jin " It anpea; file, that It thould be puaalble to make autt building had been recently pur* health need* of v«th the Naval Bate peraonnel and the County population by permitting the ho*plral to temporarily continue In it* preaent location/' it waa M at­ ed. It waa aim Mated that Ro) Holler had (e’en delegated by the Aaaoclatlon to repreirnt It in eontar»lmr the Navy on the mat­ ter. Following an appeal hy f . A. Maddy of the Kellow'hlp Fmtnda tion that the liistituthm he charged no more rent for the ordination of barrark* at the Naval Ail Station in view of the order t < vacate In the near fiture, the Commission agreed to abate rh* rente dur in the personal pro Mem* of elderly persons flmllnv adequate llvlny facilities. .Mr. Maddv added that the place now secured by the Foundation M Drew Field, Tain"*, I* subject to the name revoke Me clau*e* a* at the «!t* here, and added that h.t had Instructed a Tampa attorney to appeal to Washington on the matter. Voile WIIHama. Jr., and V.dio Williams, Hr.. requested a Iran rhls* to operate bu«*e* here, bin were told that the Iranchl*# Held bv S. A, Allen In run buss#* Iatill valid. Mr. Allen rialed that he now ha* a bu* In operation, and that two new hus*e* arc dm to arrive her* in d#>». Two application! of option on the -lie of the Soft Ball Park on the lakefront were received On* of the** waa presented hv W. R. William* In behalf of Ce-tl O iler, llllnol* developer. The other application wa* from John C ray, New York developer, wltote itIon on the property had eired- The Comml**lon deferred action nn the matter pending In qulry Into the financial statu* of the apnllcant*. Tho lakefront terminal (inaneImr caw# u|> for discus-ion and In aider to clear the w a y fo r bond financ Inn of the project the Coni ml* ilnn paired a revolu­ tion rewinding Ite former action h, accepting an R. F. C. commit- C ii- TDEBPAY JA N . 23, 1331 THE SANFORD HERALD, BANTQBP, FLORIDA . IfaaUaoee fimm r * w •»•*» raft. We landed Just 10 mtlea down the beach from • Am> ganseu beachhead, at the dear, tlvated Mecoi Coaat Guard »talion, fold by federal authorities to a beach club after the last war. "The N a il* did not, Imt we did land and carry a trunk that might have held an alum bomb, ana we Mowed It carefully rigid under the Time* building in the heart of Manhattan.” The atory n p ltln rd 'beie wai no accurate Information availabia at to the il l* of an A-bomb, but the experiment vtiiialircd that a bomb to ul.i be carried In a ■mall trunk. The three M affrr*, Kirk Prlcr, former merchant marine eecoml mate liuh Ifolllngaworth, former merchant marine chief radio opeiator, and Richard Moraeman, funner photographer'* mate in the Navy and Nt-wsday's photo editor, *et out from lake Montauk nl-oanl a seagoing diesel trawler. They were to keep a rendevou* off the Mecoi ilatlon, :'f> rnllea earl of Monlauk, at l:S0 A M. W hen the shipper, f'apt. Knuwlet I bonny | Soil lb, Jr*., a Cosit Guard veteran and Mon taut, part-, boat caotatn, lighted three long flaihe* from a inotebated light, he headed for the beach, liv e hundred yard* off shore, he launched the raft, with the three staffer* and the trunk. The light wa* flatbed by l*felfie, who had fiaikrd hi* ear Im>. hind the Mecoi station. (luring the landing nmreeman look picture* with Infra red equip ment, and regular fla.h blub equipment. The (In** placed ihr iruuk In ih* h«<i of ihr car, ttu>ved the Gobal Air Hwattaara n w . r w .tart ita itrateglc egg* In one basketful of inter-contlnenial bomher*. Since thrn the A ir Fore* llaelf haa moved to correct auch iaipreskioni. Three bomber hairs are al­ ready operating in Great Britain. One Jet fighter gfoup I* there " — ------------iirflated raft in the car trunk, and sped through Suffolk and Na*>au countle* to Queen*. There iht> boarded a subway for Times Square. to help the Royal A ir Force pro­ that the B-We* great advantage, tect the B-2y euperfert*. Amir- their ability to fly far greater lean antl-airciatt gum and jia ta n r n loan any other known crew* are established aiui in­ plat,*, would be negated by bal­ creasing in strength arum«l these ing them at point* where smaller and falter plane* could operate base* In England. A ir Force official* freely *ay at a* easily. Tbe em­ The retaliation strategy »trat that further site* are being phasised by Bradley, demand* ■ought In Western Europe. The B Jtl flight to England re­ that it mud lie prompt, devastatnewed speculation that the hlg jnw and capable of l*eing *u»plane* capable of carrying A talnrd. |» h The old II r.i proved al Hiro­ Be»mb» would la* hated oversea* Airmen tay there I* no twlutlcal' shima and Nagasaki that it i**uU reason why the ili- iD fln n l plane. . • arty and dtop an atonilc bomb should not operate from baser | effectively. The improved veitiou inch at we have In Great Britain \ o f this plane, known as I ha B-W, Mott airmen feel, however, tan da better than the B-W * 2,000 tulle combat radius. The newer 8-47 all-jet bomber k u the tame combat radius rating but a much higher speed than iU original atomic bomber and tr.* B-M. The retaliation atrategy ra il* for amailer and poaaibly faster plane*, operating from aa many base* aa ran do protected by gruunnd and *ea power, to *trike Ioick quickly against any big assault. The big ll*M liumber*, flying al soiuelhlitg In s ih( n 800 mile* an hour, could not k* r* peeled to bit a target in Rus­ sia a* quickly aa lorn* of th* im alltr plane*. 3 ^Jk^barbecoe to be held hero by Police pepartinent fpt Ur* Id* peace Officer*' Associatin'! approved. Aa ordinance yscalan alley In the propcred Imaplfa lte on First Hiraat waa tlivau .f it itadlng. The meelug a d Dtirnrd at t :00 A- M Mayor l l * d on prealded. Florida Chain lla W I M M com M « »• »' made Inspection tripe t« n leper eolonlra In la lln erica and Africa. She ha* m V td aa rellgmia education direc­ tor of I'rrabyierlan chuithe* In Naahvllle. Tonn., Wilmington. N C. and Claarwator, Fla. Hra. Sprague waa a United Slate* delgate to the United Na Ilona on the Statua of Women, In Beirut, Syria, laat year. She la ac qua In teed with poilwar relief and rehabilitation problem* In Poland, Oaacboavakla, (Irerce and We* taern Europe. Iler auhlecta I* a "Watching tbe Unite,) Natlona at :Worb on Four Continent!." , .« - ......... .. ■ ■ i ■■*! Crop Tonnage (CautlaaedTrewTPi n (Biol wiib a production of I,* is valued atlltlAOO.000, ylehta war* gmerally tMa year, but tM larger fa boaatad productIon above preceding year.____________ RADIO STATION W.T.R.R. WaUoma to Florida and all Us good Ih in g il Rigid away, quick, learn to know your G ulf Dealer and all M i good (hinge. Flrat of all, you'll want one of Gulf’a marvelous tourial mapt. Il’a Ih# moat comp/efe'inap of Florida you can find—all tha highways and bywaya —all the reasirta and points of interest— everything to help make your vacation a great one. Few.r. Dale Bhenre arte Kanina ora f l a Wl mat* veriest M fp H tte OH— T N Ww M ' b M Oriafe H L rt. T t OullprUcia theowtg motor ail thal la AlcMor* »roceaaei TMa la aa a im refining slop. It make* Culfptlde eilra pure and ribs — 4 yiiale ■Mil il l Terrific power la ovary drop l Ova# peak patformanr* la today's powerful new anline*-and gives new pep atsl vigue in many older can, tool Alao you’ll want to pick up several of Gulf’a “ Fun Cards." These are amusing poet cards for you to check and fill out to send to th# folks bock home. Your friendly Gulf Dealer will be glad to supply you with aa he’ll be glad to serve you in every other possible way. these—ju st Drop In today and partake of all of G u lf’s wonderful services— every* thing from the apotlesa rest rooms to a ll of G ull’s superb products. We know if you "get the Gulf liAhil” here in Florida, you’ll etick with it on the long drive home— etsd continue “ going Gulf” when you get there I \k ' Happy Vacation 1 Brf-Ik- tat #• mi �rf* 1 IIK In U nity There Is S tren g ih — lu Frutect the Peace u| ih« not id; To Promote the Procrai* ut A u m c t, To ProJote Pro* petit) for s 4hl«id. H a n f o r t’xrll) tl»u>li thtunyh Thursday wall ■ i«» shower- ii> noith liwa tllim u m 3ml in o u l i i l tuniyht. I'lMilrt In rvlivmv nmlh this xfirrniwni and in nmlh potlion limight and Ihursda). d AN INDKI'KNDEN t DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXXII L -I JthHr-lied .Draft Policy ; On Athletes * Is Clarified 1 ‘JO.S S A N F t lit 11. F L O R I D A U I.D N E S D A Y (.oorgt* Itarr Welcomed Economic Stabilizer lnhnston I*; Asketl To l.t|t On Cirliri .il Wage I *t ice ('onirt >1 W A SH IN G TO N . J .„ , 2d <fl*j si*—Anne Hi<-rnl,ri^, m i i i i n i irf iflaiy **l defenie, j iJ today alklrlra won't hr .inglcd out m .nit dn>f get i.( ,ir -I | • inlu Imul n l unlilaiA u n t i l . SLl* tolil irpaitfll tint atliblc* "w ill be irv a id rd lit I t n r a n i rlit , v*hen it count to po- ihlr drfn m in t.’’ MAM IIN i.lt IN |aii 2d G lT Pine * l.shdlfri Mu hie| IhVallr .till lio lit hr hai k ii ' ii li o n . uih . ‘ lalulirei I n . luliiiiltin irtnni meiMl.itioui lot a yriirr.il pine lieere. i l iiiade the ’flleilietil befair the *Kittle I Lute n mi.nun ■omniitt. Dtf'alle tint not tittle public .let All' t.j litt IrttilUlDfiJilhill' till »«|j llt*l Ail AlHltKIlii fulfill |Mi» l* »t»% Hill I r liiiJ f inif|'iifi i ianj.tr ‘ I iI ftftt Secretary n| D ifm ir M anhill •Stave tin ipoili tvnild a tiujoi fiifcl.t yeiteuiay by laying that athlete* oho fail to pat* Selective Sen tee td.vi.ral examinations m»V " I I an allilrle h ai a ptimluird fteaidmm fni riam ple. lie Hilt in inducted became mrn with puin luted ear dtunn ate taken.' il<r raid. The tiecition to Irmer ll c ila rdatdt, and ihui take in tm nr mm who b a le a •)( clau ith alioti, *p patently h a i been uniTTi cinn dei •• lion lot •••me time. F o r M r*. Koariiberg. In in iit v W "K l e f m r I'n n y r ri' la-t w o k , raid that H le )*ar •■Id's are diati <d, 300.CMKI would W eiasilfled ka I F . Hut under a tirojiosrd n laxing o f tlie nilea, alie «aid, only ICOjtaiO would tret the.-IF rlaatifi lin k l la u * in — - - m «i r«A« Once Green Laiul Becomes Desert p A lter Eruption •sw ^ 7 S Y D N E Y . Aueiralla. Jan. 84 l/P>- Voleann aeh today hardened over a New Guinea wasteland the olire-fertile (uncle home of thmisanda who may nave died tn weekend otuplluns of 8,000-foot high Aft- Lamlngtoli. "Ilo riilile , gray devastation l» all that remain*. »ald on* ut'w* paper eorrefimndent who flew over -the area in which Australian offi T i l ala aahl 3.1KKJ pcraoln includiiu! 34 Kuiopeana—were lielteved to ha«e pcrlahed. •*Tlw s ntlle area la feet deep In pumice anli. which ia gradually ran lm in g and coating everything with a rocklike aitrface." vaiil a report to the Sydney Hun It added: "Once a fertile diatrlct. It may become a rocky desert ” Meager medical supplies and air transport facilities were mohiliinl ilM ils a M 111 f«a» t a i l ^Uaymontl R. Palmer Services Tomorrow Funrtal »*i vice* will lie held tomorrow at ilie graveside In Kvrrgreen f>m»t»ry at 3:30 P. M, for Ifaynmnd K. Palmer, U't, who died Saturday lit the Vet rans* Hospital in Hay Pines af er an Hint's of two yvais Key I- It. Ituslituu officiated, t v Ml. Palm ri i n lorn In rulumbla, Mi. July I I , thill and was a mechanic by tiade lie was a tutmlwr nf the Aineri.'an l.rglmi and a Ve|e|»n of World War I Fiirvivltig are tlte widow ami nine children, thiane H Palmer of Raia*ota; Kalph K. and (ituti rr F., of Ogden, L'tah: Juanita of Chicago, III ; Ronnie. Onal. Truman and Clyde of Sanford. r LEG IO N M E E T # Joel Field returned Monday night from Montgomery, Ala., where he attended an American Legion meeting for the southern area In repaid to formulating pollties for the rehabilitation of ret•rant. Florida was renreienled by lla entire rehabiHtathsn eommi*H<m, including Ed Martin, Ocala, chair man of Arcg C which includes the southern alalei. Marrli Of Dimes .f t The March of Dimes today A sru trh ilfd J A N . 2 1 . 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I«fi I . t i to ilp ld (hose on the p la tfo itu i u |!, I, l i l t rtt, lievip U s . . H i la r y ; fi.H | h»h till) iik rI ir .iitllaivrij lift a ildi lit* lullr*! |«t *umf *.f tlir | r •*| I« l*rnriAl I i ariiliaart list Hfli uni 1 1 1.1 (tothi II Gtrlwrt l o t , Afllnir Maym • u i t w i y , I n .I '.lei <ulii. Want .1 1 . Holt ti'iti i» IH tOllK* ll^ t»•* Util 1‘elot r t n « .it r a i l p u r r cetlm r le vel* I i*rnt.a rt | It**" Hi t*4M* I rl,i,r |.r ll..* I<»itt* «ii.a la I. r — - . I I a is m s s i r 11. ii I rd tiy in fo iliie.| government •outce* to be in I;«i*•I * «H4ili anil H t•Ini ali'M, *.,* fm l-i | i a ■* lilt 4 la i 4*"li 1*1.ll lit ih * w u rl s . The w a i i a c t)..ii, it was iin d ri ■ laiii’lth tl<* ftiP* j iuji ii i--i». |f« till fat') • - lillr • iin d , w ill |,u i a lid on wapes as I I l f i p k af tf a* • f.m ■f l | , i h . s io iiiiin m l l< llll«tl*li. tielli* IlHU1 l.l . Milc.lt Ilf *tall, rttliri tty «tt|il«Hliall<* |*t« Mil* Hhh\Iaii ii)* i* I 'n it,.I Htftfa* PhftNRMT Ilf (*11111 "r ,,,,*l' . » i liirirr iiH*I fuf* 1\ Vt.i>«* jiir*l«fMirt **( trr**ph»i » muAifi lt*u ..... I *■f t v n y lla* » UfitiM I * *k 111*.tV11•i rrjlf, I l C..I W. F. Itiinge of Han tin Woliiii) Iviitti* A^iKHuliaii, Mllh turd, serving writ It the Cichl'h 1 i urn I d i ***h l (<» !*♦• iilm m in r n I' fSiinririi ii ti mita' i t j un A .my in horva as Chief <d lU ( ' I . . I At.,, A n n n u m i l tadlo ami t . levi-li.n htsra’l . »»l I »Vi U lli.'l (ft**I Korean A d v iso ry tu rn ip . » a n ' I /\l., i / \ |l|ll O VC C1 , lin o 't Ahi.'frfujt will Im Ip i h im| h* mi i i to will I c ll the piddle o f hi K* C .T t I 1 iifiti Wlirtl t 'I, '■*>' i in ■•hr |‘n> s a i n r s f"' mertlorniu- erne. In Itni’ nlaiis. n*|»«« iWi o*lif riIn111*? Ho loo* I hi oalti of oftce tloin Ir- ill*,a* I III * Tl It ,*|i*#• H ll fI The rttatioii read* a* fnllnw*: • hle| III.lice | m l At Vilismi In NLW U H IK . Ian 2d til1) Id Col. William 1'. Kunge pt *-«!il*»|»l I lH" l*'*r • af Itf If ;tIII Me.ohefs nl the Pitot ( tnh so ld i; a Inlet erfemonv in It In if t*>fv Iti^ llv M \ A It A H it I ' l S llN William W. Remington sunl today : nSP«n»l «*»•-». ••■“**■*» l»r«iiinr, L i t night to a Ll then inpieal to - l i oman’s new s conference room ! )»** t»U» b*TM , I.A h l* . S I t t IW H . J a il. 3 1 — mm ftlui inti t Hiitii \V«- i f i n J* t . i i . i . . . ... ,1- United S tale. Army, white err Nisiet spy ring leader hete. m I b e j ^ Qua. ti u p ttnrl, (V> V In ls t lin a h io a d r a s l III llml d the City I 'niumisshili Im a ,U " ' I .......... .. '‘" lM ifn g I'l id le A| i n i ' I f i V r h r u ol In d ia he ppi Jaruli U k i u one lime t , m | , i e i . Kmesn M m U r, Ad .1,return odh.the l .......v fi'M Ii tti a| ,nvri , ....... .......... do ,,. M,e irikr ilss s lis d ls dons Hal ,A w tdritldr rite Rim tiefw sA'Ii —i .1. . ....I . h 1 siiit.*', -*~■■~ *aa nM*‘in (.ii l|in*tn,| a i,i( la lieirrF tie* was a wTiler." vi ” 17 liynup end Ail luiasinn hd the pulls t h 'hliiiM | johnslou glvim* autniHsmons i» » Ihr iiallons lhal want lo wrl i|*« u 1 titatifti a *»H tni*H it Ih r huntri goieiiinirnt econom in u i, Qnai tn master le u Army a releieiolum nn ll»’ nail a lit e .if rr i»v#*r l*i HfnbHu i tone Hot I him Into Ihr F N M'H * 'I •if th e RepuMir of ili'ie.. tenut said ire wauled to explain to d e te d in e r lto rlo n s s e e t i i e d iirlm ' •nrh h, on I- l* mar lie n e s m s i, 11**«• IhMvfiir Mirlru'l V MiRiill* i o.t those e ho « -tut I,> hiand f ft, •' Ktll.Hi. A,,- itmt f a t her as an if y ir s w a in hoira OoliM t1i.il leftist V iiilris wpre III- j ,|„. Of, June to lull lo msllir the prnmpt t n|i»iiu. lorn niff ia ♦i 'n e t in fW filfM* tiinii, i ta it iiu.MH fir tm 'i' inliflff* *l««n 1*1*11*1 iirmU l csss', ll means n t liis up iIII r» .’ Net,Ml. tug hI a critical ol Ihr i ( H i d I III ■h a l f me llml W a r Pin Pd'a* Wh-ll Ih* drmet Fm .. tot id o( to olrtpl.ilr horpdtl ChU\f haenn. cars all I 'toil's theyI' i if, tv 1 I w iled S t a i r s ’ Vm .i i i (n il i . , , a ll (bnlion Rnanl olfttulr weib ‘’mote f North Korea hivad..l t l - I I lie nod mu was piesenlrii hr o l tn i a r o n f r i r u r r of lit j | in I ’lfsIfT Jiihiuitlll'l |if•*»li*,,i** ***** 'H|| Riirtee Mi* M ,n h Ramt iv. d sn i hail Ainu ' ’f*l*aitlfH' a |»*i if'iMti**'! I'll •all'll hale again alli't 1.0" p o v s n a an il llis is ls v l I h r t h ln e se n ilrie ild l ill ploflll lot thru own public of Korea. Col of in P vino ,hii in, m •(la. • o m in n u is ls H a u l to n e g o tia te a Ift^nII*- rn)ov«*tl citly llniitr*! World War II minpaniei than lit prosluclKMt fur nek-, tartly exposing hliuaelf to man of the I lull, who Ila lril I It it m acr In d ia , lik e H o l i n ’ lia *» jiul*’t tf i mitt \h* wfirt* Im iiu I l*r»*l hod ih- fir*-, |rf,rsiitially directeil I hey UN* *4*1(1 all t*a ■ ' H|%«* t »ier war. she would tils ml the meet me nl i| r,« riv a l l»a iIHrfrillOti «»f le t Ug III le d I'e ip iu g I in- l u l l e d Retuiillthin was mi the wilnei* ih. aecuNtoUth'li and d i'patch of the ( limits ( nmnO' 'ion S' a 1C tnrrrh till l***ity I** know war may start t.efnse Mn< S la t e s I n - f r in s e it lo do s „ and j ah arailahle ,,u .rle r„ .« -id j ......... ............... . 7 " ' . J " , *' , u p p issr- u la n s lo s e a l I h r t om •land for the thiid day <Hending Dllitesl .States, It III.Si II and Flan , , a p rn rn ti iff n. •!»«• », -%n«l in, nf VuV^Hflnt* t-|,anr,if ■ «U 1 I in led ht.iliel' from a «liaige that he |*hr*i la thv fi*Phtltir the countries which i c i i , , m u n is l I h n ir s e in I h r Inhii top lit* tol-l a cvnigresston 4* fit III) H I I he nil • t stiem l^M Oft I’M * U i l N i l io n s , a s o u r of I h r ( is e se to al t ommitts**' lie will have tiroad do somethingare it ...... enough <nininil.ee peipuy in telling a m ill.I In alien! >l,o 1he r fails ho ld in g Im w e is , in It,.' p la ce ol atlpervisni y |Hiwer oVrl not only 1*1 *1*1 |e,Is-1.il giaml jury fm liesei war I han g It a i S i n k ’s i r g i m c voles) in laiot ol the tesrli- le-u *»c> * and prtces, hut also ovei Official* af l Kim* Hu If* null »•§« ,i Cniimiuiiiit. nf the S jril,m l Navil \tt Nl .ti.i.i nil renimmic phases o( Itiohilisa kihcs M W 111 I III I 1.1. |au 2d indicated *nv I f ,4I fill Hi,*, if I li/ulolh iirnth’V, former HueM, s Inei N (lehl eslli-.l >1 linn Ini’ludlng cretlil control, ieid . ,s oosioora sse e s s s atsl lullin’ filial.ring, and general fiscal •hey may gel going now emd.i 1 i'l I ’lime Mmi'lri Nelilw >d In ter,li—n I" Ho IllM dii Ctiin’i .. .. . ... th<’t ge A H|^rr. local aitm my. \|i**ninary As*etnhlirsi winch wl! H'MIlnwssa sie gee- els I ••nly invite retaliation f - m Itu. t in . in a hioaii. a il lunlling w ith O ra n g e o m it ) l ir i,iiiim«st i b ,* u ^ai ph«««*A •»( in upmi lt< atate with' program lin 'la if tin' Kids dt-i-tdrd to aweep .................. F K ilfT IN G IIHHII ol die U nited S ta le . el tie F ii't llapti-t < turn'll K x l i i h i l Is I ' l a m u ' d Hoard of UireeUira of tils* Haufunl til'III I N . Ireland. Ian 21 -i<Vt ole* Europe soon. Thursday at J tn i* \| euniiiiidi.c Farmers Ancln.ii Inc. at a merlin* wtlh «es»iun« llitouifh Frid ss ,1 A grenade hulled tty two mrn Fiicnlmwat has answered that l-olii V ill Ana. railed luiilghl lot Seminole I ’m,nl> is planmug an (|( <;ltll|<r»i||r Monday nlghl, I It I1 M. I he *|e it er s, wim at- shattered two windows m tlir Hr! each nalioii imist ,ln its uiinosi Ii s n m lrie n c e ol r^ann powri* to niitatandlngl)' different • xhil.it at llawsi.n, aecrelary, elated this known a« th> "Ainhassaihir*'’, tn tish rmhasay lien- last night and one naiiun oanga luck, s'loii... -Ii • ri'* woi 1.1 pud iu< "uiitead id the liran yr I'sHints F'nir in Oilan- morning. elude well known aulhotiltes oi damigrd a cat hvltnuilug to » will use that as an r ictus to hanc d i. I ’eti 18-91, t tianiti-r «f Cumthe Vnetl„ii ii ineurpsiiated fur memtier uf the cmt.nsy staff No 1ilknie al eai h .-llu 1 l. loo ill ’ll merce Manager Kd Whitney an flutl.ono, ami its aecunlire are youth wori tslucallunal and Intel one was iniured The twa man rs hack. And here is tlie kirks-i national affairs, and home an,) i.,n,-<d this tmiming. ■lid* ol Itillri Intnl with the Florida Securtiie* called. If they all liang hack, tin F ' Ilrftwiriff) i»f Ili«* r i l l 1141 tuf** Coimaiaalali. Its rnnslitulii.n ant foreign m is*Intis Mrs Field an Picket, have Iwen ollt.hle the Cottgrett will not mte ih* non. ” |l it r|e 11 ill tl cnnugli Ins* imiiiici d lin t an n|.ep fni uni ho hsen cniilpleted by K I M-ugh- hy Inwn have U-en accs'plrsl l>i emtui--.y since Issl I'tldav plots nt to send arms and lumps to Fit hern caul 1111 t isit Is ii.lr . loi lie-., woman " ill t..- m m at tha * i 1.. n, Biehiiiei, and carpenter#ll-' hav,HI.sir. said Mr. Npeer. Copal t’tnirch Friday at I" 1*» • log the training of a liutrh alt rope nation 111 a lo n lrie m r to lie llir started ttnrk on the s,*l-iip he ad Work was xlartesl yesterday M All wiitiirti are invited to at viukdmn in Northern lielan.l, I hat aigumenl has a suite in ii 1——* si 1 * • s s s l l s s s S «’ s dud nitirning nn the construction of tin tend and brine sandwiches In Which Mill Is part of the Full--I A sample of the vrrv n d (rar l rslii’f in ihs* arrsn^s- •bed for the an,turn market al its Kmgdoiu ilespila lush demands f-r Furojieahl liave n given m t, tor i «I ft ill »**"" * *••• * I W *MI , , i , | alf |li. e l In till l» John P I,, new l,* atii ' ou tha Orlando High home rule Inld in one of General Fis,nhon •on, preeihls-nt nt the Frinuude wav I tie ki,«d will meat hi • 111 to I i l ’ X I1 AH er * party t.y a tiiileh official Connlv Farm Ituiaau and mem l i '8 lerl and will htva a KalsantMd I l ! \ H I M Fit I OKIM1N. Ian i'l <V> 1 . s And »h»t list Eisenhower's o m i.»rs Mr. Pirruon i* »1*<i diieciing Iron riHtf the fltsl t u n c In "Si. vsars. hit Ha 1.11M ulti . Ian 31 i/l’t .A done lo Ci.unlrrart llo frai * the work of the Veteran* .m th— ------------------la m ’s government today rlopiiet 7V seal old Ataiylan.i s|Hiiisinan Mr* I'vwhnr IliH.ver, third vice I liere i in hdrauoa , Fat tn ifthilng .’ ta " uf ?h irh he Is K IT ’ t’llt.ti AN DIEM : th. aii r the militarv *uyr' and lavryc*- died 1**1 night from tn I hei e t- no hard anrvvrr A tm I'lvVIilSI.t t.f ihr th.llda ItwVIII* ma Intel nr, an ibe prolsvi. Mi G IN A , N. Yt. Jan. -’ I i l ’ment In tit* official l.ondon l u juries sustained Saturday whan bis | eaiimair is that n has inti r wild t'oifr ai'mil Wuiinii'* ri«,l Kstnt il nf handicraft, el.dlilng, William Payne, who voted for .-,-tte hoi ion,.' fell during durimr a fur for hunt n n ,h II ong ............... ill,- , will hr Ihr gill**! • |-.»ki'i M lunch hefnte Griii ial 1 Fi.... 'll eanhlng and latking are hring pre Abiahant Lincoln in ItttVt, died The War Office explained It rr Tlir naiiir uf W M 1’v Court v hours was uppointeil. (In co n .* 1tic fi’iiith inerting uf I *iiI ra I V . .... i ’ i,.. mi . i -f i l l 1 hit yesterday. II- wa, 1(V| , .|uested a temporary l*aats on the Wright had lievti linked with fni potol.'i.l talked in ;, mini lies ul 1*, uf llir nrgaidxatinn Hundi< if ihraiivlmul the Cosini jr on a i*r-*g ■1 ■---------supplement, which announce! you hunting - id point to point racing i .01 ii|w-so leadats alsiui the « »r trr no,>n al I nil i.VIr.-k it 11mm iniiiaird nii‘i>ttn aen l>r Miaa L'tlW M O R I ime prnniidmnt and r*ttr*m*td' in M ariiaiid for murr than - hall ■cair l.ualnrax and ih e li m - ri .Mavfau I 1111, Mi- I’ M ijtngls*' 1.. 1a Wividarit. c-ntnty iuunr Jdr pir-ulrr.l uf llir local li (til t1 A Y , N. Y-, Jan. 21 fAV-Pant i nf trine iffi.-ira century. was rodniv tins nonat ration age id i Cool id ge'a watwhring llolateih ' Why? W 1 Inh anni’iinrr.i il.i- murninWilghf auffrird a fiartured vet •‘U hlII the United fla ir s mm. New isemliiole I ounty Fhamtiei heifer diaappeared Into the aoo.1* A red face I nfflctal said llu tehrar uf the nrri. Ill the spill With a riiiiiniaiidrr to ditert learina Hunter Gay, di-tricl dirveim of Commerce lta tin n a ry was re­ In tlir wake of a deer. W ar Office had for-otten lo a«l the F.lkridge-Harfoid hunt neat ment and sends tronn* l»* liuiotve will pretide at llu- inert (up T l.a ce n tly receive.! from the printer 1'wo months liter the reappaar King Geoige VI to approve Hie hi* home. Lindeiihupe Faint, Monk- then we will begin to han n i d i peaking piugraiu will l-r (ullnwrd *1itf am ami Includes in color the picture ed- leading a buck and a doe. pronioliona. ton. lit a f-i'l,ion xhitw |l-allasitci m la s . nf a Krminole Indian. Much fa ­ iteglilration will filialt at 10-30 vorable cotiunanl lias already been A M At 11:0U 11V lock an i-nililcni r tv e iv iil hy Mr W hitney regard ,-erenmnr fur new mrinnrr* will mg the stationary. l»- Iti-iil wIt ti Mr- lluuvrr direct ing, full,’Wing which a l.ii-nnENOUGH SNIHA \r**imi will t«s- held |iri»r lu ii>r WOKFUESTEH, Ma** , Jan. 21 luncheon at mmn if*’ The charge again*! FrancU W Ih, Ary was that ire failed to H i’S All Alii clear hia sidewalk of m ins. MIAMI lIF.ACfl, Jt.ii 21 - V> District rourt dianrUasd the I’rrchJrnl leu Fdward* f I'm • haige yeatarday without hearing the Naliunal A**uelation nl ‘ tain Hickey. Kucing Cummlitionert »hw >"j *-d T*w c.’urt ua* fold that Hickey. today that i-icki y ihm Mi . . ,li 1 soldier, had hi* handa full with he prim !•/,I to apply l^-r • Korean anow. lic'li-w- tiefuir Ihr New Y u li Hlair Hieing Cnmmiavion. ENLISTMENT FHEEZES ENDS The rout rover 1ia I kleadr lasue AYASHINGTON. Jan 2 4 - P H H I- quickly psa'rd ,-Vcl iiy llu Tlte A ir Forca will resume accepI7lti annual r riAcntiun nf ttw 'anew of vdlurdeer enlistmenta on NAHHi ■, I. ■*ee licelc mi I *V Remington Admits tot. VV. I" Ruuge Pilot Club Votes Knowing Russian Aw#" M B,on/e F o r Rrfrnriduni Slur Decoratii ll ! Spy Jacob Golos On New Hospital Nehru Criticizes U. S. Asian Policy In Peace Appeal Says I fc Attempted To Convince Golos Of a«h"i”i «•■*• iinmre .m«r Smcenty Of WHB i s Fan.ii Itulian Lciulcr Says Chinese Sincerely Seek S et l l e n i e n t .» i v ;i 1 o n Of N.ivnI Air St.uion j*] lii' i'*v'riiHH Auction Direr tors .Study Legal IM ( Mrs. Iloovrr Mill AtltlrcHS It. A ml I*. W. Florida C hain Of Minsion Spuakors PARADOX and 800 dally al th e newly-re opened ftamp*>o, N. Y , Air Train- Tha Yowatl Ca. L e a se d Eisenhower Finds Rebuilding Of European Defenses Brutal Job alafultv acknowledged the fol ring e intnhutiDiia to the Hemlnole County chapter of the In fantiU Pnrmiyaii Foundation: Presioua Total 1 10?.44 J. W Cook I.M 4 00 Dr. D . Br-wri 1 00 Mrs J (ihn D. Abrahams J. U Qeorge 140 1.00 F'eb. t. after a cavgral weeks' »m-M r* . I. I - George v Florida State Rank 9500 liergo becauw of crowded condl1000 •ion* ot indoctrination erntera. Ir*. Laura S. Davtdaon *5.00 •nfaesl Atlantic Bank The Air Force laan uacai re* I M 1cedar lla erbaduled gall for *d840 miealon of 1400 recruits daily at Lackland, Tetaa. A ir F o m Baa* N n . Reward C I ’ resj* U .N . F o rce R e ta k e s Y o n g w o l A s R eds R e tr ea t N orthw ard; P rice F r e e z e R e co m m e n d ed Mrs. Rosenberg S;iys 4F Athletes Not To B e Discriminated Against By Bonn! be d ia ttrj for non-tcmfctt job* Hnl M il. Kuienheig said ‘ e-uni! M an ia!! hail not meant that an) tpei tal lulet would he tet up loi athlctei. Mra. Klynf Yuaan, awtatonding Christian educator,. who ____ will ____ In- the National Council of the Utu'Cwe* id C hii t. w’.l u- fvaturvsl at the principal pal speaker at the Florida Chain uf Mitaionsry Missionary Aaaemtdire. the o|i*ning nexainn Friday ut 7:45 F, M. Hev T r a it) K. June*, Jr., 'WT l f Navy said lt« freean on an- meeting Om rch a t S '10 p, M. Friday Dr. Paul u a g oatt ithemFirst H H Baptist j* __ i t • recently returned fiom Chius, will ap*4* at ti:35 tin ’’The l.saven Ilatmanta, alio Imposed because of in tlie Dough of China*' He will also ditcust the ouextiun: “ When h e,v y volunteering, will eonMaue Should Wa Stop Suppotliag C h riitla u ’ in Communist China T" »«euUve •te rtia ry t l tha diriaioa of Foreign M illion* of at fanat to tka and 08 . gu-i s- zspajsvs W EATH ER I'iULADELPIflA. Uu 84 - As —"Y-nic honor, I’m unit ir n n g to make an hone«t dollar in a cronknt way ** ThaCa how I. scaa Gallina ex­ plained lo Judge Frank Smith yes­ terday ha became a number* w rit­ er. Gallina. who had pleaded guil'y, waa flne.1 1300 m i plcred an u year’a probation on a cm inting charge. IO K YO . |ao 2d tcVl XlliC'l IliHifFI ll.ltliYi! Ilu-ff ill iff ID U lliri l><M*iisJ W a«i|ii a ii ft*1' 11*n il j ! L a Iran It*nl I ih I jy iiui la tlir r i t t f n i p l u i f t l (Itf l r | ulh- m akH iliill lOHfl i *M^i««*I A l.r ja h 4lia<il a ill. tanks tdareii ttiiough I h-omon^. It) mile* nmlh ,d M00in ami puihr.l oil to wdhm *1 iinlei ol ■I.,- Uilt, I* •aall, I L fli’.r mlh.tiaw .:>s. , loot dtlpst.h , sol il wat Ills’ lailheit nuilho si,I e) , ante hi anv Allied lolte n ice iliaud»ne,l On ihr »a* I >,i the ‘ coul, ihr t.,lie in ,. ipltal v, a* 1.11k lo u r wav rimaged I t * coin* ptnv <i| rnciuv lloopa I he ftrili irliealrd with heavy tnuallie*. Ihr Han River town nl Yon,* .nl tuutb.cut .1 W .nju Icll to Allied i l i a .k alter vn in ami a1Idles A bomb m in - fd I lie v a p lu tiu y fo u r w »• not Itlru llh e il H o w e v ri. the l* S. .Seventh DivtMon, only A m erican Im t e In ira c h the M am In in .in hnl il r i lu ih r K o ie a u wr l . ha* hce*i opei.vting to nlh nl the lune.steu iiuiuiig town. A I*. , Illirspoudrld I sins SlOltC vawl I Ice .lilac king lone illiiv* ac lots I he Kp-rovctrti !ln i River illri an inlemr an and aitillery hai 1aye Hie v u ip ilir t i Red* tied, mg n ull light oppaMitmn In the ail, I In in dri tet. tndl aU le a l* ’* t'-dd damaged lin e r Ku*- uaii limit M il. I' m 111 nolthweat Kttiea I n n rC(mrt* hid claimed line enemy |rt shut down lull (lie Mill in (an r I d 1 h »i %«aI ill (all, l i ftat* 11 |)i itni L*il MDii* (hi"la*U m*r«i«<t lIi** Vftlii Rivfi tiu) wlliirkal llu* A n irift’iiti I liinuiuri« t I h,' Alilrrirnii |.luta fatttthl «')»11 Milltmil tinmaKf» a* dn*> till! TUHtuUr (it'll Itla* %wl(t I llilll'li'l Jfl * h)hj| lla 1%11 ill! *’** fttal |H* ftt*l V Csblll .Mila ftfiat .liiUl^a’-l t Ilf Hf* iiflilTl I'ftjiV, A llan I U ilN r i a * * Hf«l Will* ilftlilfllllafir alt** Ml 4t MViliiffulfti uni 1 i|'t llb h R iil T Bill (iff fill ll M il 1 I aslats* J IvUti , itli 11Hll #*i Hu •*«,, 4ft f . M U I^ S l TU SS , lU H IIf S H m i w s M jiiIu It v Mile N FW A H K . N l lan ’.M T*> Khtimha King Xavu-i Cug-ii Hid nt* *iillry aong'lrr-- At-lir I an* want ll clrailv iiii-l i t-- I lhal -dir wa* lud ill llu- mule ra lly yr*trrdav when hi* entranced wife “ barged Initi" hrr Chleagu Indel •-uite. She wa* only partly dl»r->hed, they explain'd yesterday m al living at N e w iii aiipi-11 and ihrtr was ahiutulelv iiiithlng vsrung "I held my sequin -meing dteaa in lionl nl mr all t tune, 'he o I-hailed Mis- 1 '*(>• -ant in deny i.ig n o rlin n * made ye.terdey by 28-ve»r of(J l.oirtinc Allen • ig*tThe hl-year-old ma,*tiu'- »* 11 aured wife cladnvd *t.« and four | l w a ila x M ” * - <* • 1 ' I'N F A I I M EET IN G I'AHlii. Jan 24- i-Pi- Inform*1ion Minister Altiert i.*rn-r an nuunced tndav the fad *v-*tun of the Unitrd Nation* definitely will nut be held tn Pari* lb m lJr th. aunu'ir.-rmenf af­ ter a meeting uf the French cab­ inet. ( AlAriVI I I. \ hs| -I a N t WA8 HINGTON. I an '4 4-1*' A* l -dm 1 Whltehurat of iAaltiimire today w»» appoint rd a genera* aaalMaiit t» federal civil drteme adminlltrator Millern Caldweil Eh* i» a pa«( pr»-id*ni uf th* General FeJervlion of Worn n’x Flub* and formally w v -, IV imvcratic Nati'”id I’ .mnntif HA()e ■null for Maryland TL*. Wo ritlicr JA CKRO N V1LI t .A'lanti itiimarck it. hitun Ihwton Hrownsvilla ----Chicago Denver Do* Moin** New \ork Washington Jacksonville Miami TallahaM** Tampa 1st. “ I -U P ) r,n •in 8 :m dil 82 ■irt II 3(1 47 34 46 4'J 40 65 53 H9 ;s W nn T5 50 8 60 a •j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 23, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 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>, January 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/45a7ae6cb67c48abcdd11071de22f8cb.pdf 33b4ab9b952c7f36f50a1d09a2793536 PDF Text Text ■ THE HANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE BIX At THE CHURCHES 41* (hunt* .Notter* i*»u«t be ^ m fa lrd at ft.* lirr tU o ll.r, ..a i » . d i, before publication. Hanford Ministerial A*Mocialfon Rev. Anvil* Ci. Mclnniu, President Rev. Fred L. Horlnn. Sec.-Trea*. Ftti.-s I I M I 'I I M I III Id 'll Pirk Avrnur ii Siilh HI rrat H. I*. Brooks, Jr., P i.lu r JiJin I . Mlllrr, Fdurallulial Dilrrlui “ WVve Ha««d A H ire Km You,*’ Sunday Heboid S:4ti A ll, "Bring C H R IS T CH URCH . LONHWOOU (Lgl-cugsl) Rev. H. Lylilriefl Z l a u r a i a , B l)., VUar Sr pi u aye snim Sunday u rn A. M. Holy Communion and Heimun. All are wrlrnme. C H URCH O F C H KIIIT Elm Atrnue and Second Street J. C. Mrholsnn, Minister l» no A M Hihle Hcho.il. II:0U A. M. Moriilmr Worahlp. < Pi I'.M Evening Wnnhlp. rhai sday Himj p M. Rible «ludy. Visitor* slway* welcome. ASSEM BLY O F r .O U 1300 l.aurel Arenur A. Allen, I’atlur I'huiie m i l Hunday School ‘J ;i5 Mm nine Worship 11:1*1 i itN I.E liA T IO N A L CHURCH Yuulli ,H*r, Ur t);3o Evening Hcrvlcu 7dM) M ID -W E E K SERVICE We.tne. .IU 'rayer amt prats* 7iIO ~ T H IS CHURCH TO WORSHIP D EP A R T TO .SERVE, AN D YO U W ILL HE BLESSED One of the womU-tful things about eoinr In rhurrh i». u-gard lean lu win. ynn air you atr all way W ELCOM E, tn mnn* Rev. Zimmerman Is Principal Speaker \l M e ii ' s Slipper Park Avenue sud Third Htreet J llernsrd. Minister i tiuicl, .School 10,CO A. M. Morning Servlet 11:00 A. M. 9er"" " Cirrlrntials of a Christian.” li»«i Ufm s tft.flOO of hi’ ‘<.'*i-dhl ‘ counlrvmen a tew years ago and -aid; "I owe, ami India owes, more to one wtio never set his foot In R than anyone else; that Is to Jesu* Christ ’ That was Ihe whole of his I.... h On another occasion he •f.oln I « fore the Y St. C. A. In Celvon, in these words: *|f j had to fi"<- only the Sermon on the Mount and my own interpretation of it, I hould not hesitate to say, “O, yev, I nil a <'1,11, 11*0 '' lie thru added: 'You of Ihe West lake Jesus apolo/etlrally nl this fudnt. while 1 , i:il * him '- rlouily anil literally." H. I. Carry »..ur family In Hunday School." n r Lrrividt for » . . I , member of the family. Moii.lhy Worship II 00 A M. Snmiiii t.v W I'. Brook*, Jr. Training Union tl:lft P.kl. "Training Union Is a family af­ fair”. Mmy Ilnur Inr rhililieri undrr !i year* nf a y , Kv/.ing Worship 7:30 I'M . Kerin.... |,y Fred ||. Fisher. f ir s t M P m im t is T < m m ii W. .l>» *<iay Evening Feivlce 7:30 J. E. SlrKInley, Minl-trr Mr*. P. Ii. Slrphenwin, II, |(. E. I'M "Every IliMini as Warm as Yuur 0:4/1 A M. Church ftrhool A rL,*Home.” for every age. II:IH» A, M Morning Worship I III.ST • III R ill Of CH R IST, Sermon topic: "Anythin/ I .*-It Fm S C IEN TIST OodT" snu East Second Street *5:30 I*. M Ynulh tVlluMshlp Pel Sunday School Si:4ft A.M. 1 vice. MurninK Service 11:00 A.M, 7:.‘:0 I*. M. EreninK Worship. Me. Wednesday Serylrr H:0O P..M. mutl tuple; “ An Adetpiale End." Rradmu Rnniii Tuesday* and SO C IA L i'A l.EN D A R H O LYC R O H 8 CHURCH Friday* 3:00 tn 6:1*1 I' M W ED N ESD AY M e th o d I at ( Eplscwpsll An under standing «f being as l Church Prayer Merlin/ at 7: thin Re* II. Lytllelun /Immrrman, II trnn-i i tiding thr human and ma- 1McKinley llnll lr Rector ferial lens# I l f life la developed in Hrptuatrslum Hunday thr Ij-sson Kerinon entitled “ Life’* F IR S T C H R IS TIA N CHURCH hisi A M. Holy Communion tn he read In Christian Bclcnrr 1607 Sanford Avenue :• 'to,A. M. Family Hervicir and church.- neat Sunday r ’lnireh School J. Randall Farri*. Minister The (lUldrti Teal. “Thi* la the II mi A M, Morning Prayer and -I.O R Il, |H IT I? " i- iu .» rrcurd. that (Pal hath givrft In us mun Mihlerl^ at the firrt Christian Herman. eternal life, aid ihl* life la in Ch lirh the Mimsler wiii use l.ord': Set vires during ihe week hi* Hon," i- ftnrn I Juhn I ft: 11) . ■lay morning. Monday through Thursday and Hi Biting* from Itie llilile in“ P L A Y IN f; T H E FfWtl." will Im Vstinilav Holy Communion 7:311 rlud, Itie acruuid nf Jesus raiain/ the subject u?e«l I v the Minister A. M from Dm dead lb* «nn uf the wi­ fnr ttie night *errmn. Friday Holy Cnnimunirm U: A M dow «f Naln when hi »aitl, “ Ynunir Chrlstain Ynulh Frlhiw*hip Mian, I <uy unto thee. Arise” I Luke meets at (1:30 P. 3t Hun.lav Nchool 7:I4|. meet* at 0:4ft A. M. Selections from “Science and " • - w I 'M , n m rl llrallh with Kr y |u thr Scripture*'' FIR R T I'H R SIIYTEH I\N ->r am.thrr t.s.t migrairrt •« yuur by M*rk Raker Eddy include: “Thi I HI Ht II -itf. mi that i could have the ben,. evldenrr uf man'* Immortality will Rev. A ns in f. Melltais, f*1 -d their <>s|irrst|nua, become mure appairnt, a* material ll. II. i'i«ti>r To vwi, aPn I want to citeml beliefs are glvrn up and the Im­ M l A. M Church :5c|,.u,t ni' thank- You are to In- coinmortal fact* of belnjr ate admitted” 11:0*1 A. M Mfiiiiing Worship , ldlrtn riled In tlie fine manner 1hr*t (P 4 » » . Sermon lit Mr. Mclniils von are iiindiictlng your reiimn <1:30 I'. M Ynulh Fellowship j Ihle iTflce. T H E CHURCH OF (K ill Ploliet-1 Fellow-hip MJ||«I as MNIII a* ll It possible U K Elm Ateaue. 7:30 I*. M Evening Worship to do so, we are ha,king forward He*. Joe C. Crewa, Pa*I or Fermun hv Mr. Mclniils Hunday School twRln* at (1:4ft A. Hpcrlal Music for Hundav Morn­ to Ihe lime when can Join In yom M. Classes fnr all axe*, flood spirit ing Aldhrm; "Privet uf ihc mminiinlty tn help you In rmul.Hfilled teacher*. Norwegian Child" Dirts* CIk .mi llig the wnrderfill spirit nf frh-nd shown to me and my MurninK Worship at 11.00 A. M A nthem: “ My Shrplieril will Hup line Mrstajte by the pastor. All mem­ tdv My Needs” Youiji Choir family. ber* are urged to In- present at H|ieeial Music for Humlay Evening "Florida, in my invlhjiii, I* thl* aervic*. truly a frontier stair, liter-- serin Holu; “ Nearer. Hllll Nearer’'^ •n ig- triiumlles, opp-rtuniti « Evangelistic service 7:30 I*. M. Mr. C|,arUm H Morrison. 'hue. || |s my hope, In the not Merta/r and alter call hy the Pas­ tor. T H E UI'HAI.A I'R K H R Y TE IIU N loo distant future In he able In lake advantage of them.' CHURCH Tuesday nlfht at 7t30 p. M. will Iin D Itmwn, indu>tt!a1 m gl; Church Sc IukiI 10:00 A. M. be a big Church of Prupliery Mar­ neei „f tin- Florida Htale liilproviWorship 11;00 A. M ker Association Rally. The Rev. input Com mission, who had alio Yunna I'eoplr 7:f>0 I*. M. Willi* Ml mi «f Jacksonville will b* Wivlnetdays Prayer meeting revelvrd N letter from Ml. Odcle the speaker at the Hally, HI* sub knk, eoninieiiiling Hsnf-tJ, wrote )#<t will h# "H»w The Church Ta 7:30 P, M. Ttie'Evening lirrvke uu ilumlav Mr. Whitney rongratulatoif him day I* Fulfilling Prophecy''. All on o “ Job wall dime.” Christians and frirmls ate Invited M:tK» P. M. to ailrnd this big tally. Missionary service Thursday eve hili/ at 7:30 P. II. Mr*. Marie Kinsid III charge. Cume and learn al-nut nur missionary work. Vlrlut l.esdcis II ainl service Fri­ day evening at 7:30 P. M. Mr* Evelyn Rennet, leader In charge, a program for all young people. TTie rhurrh string hand will fur­ nish the mush- and ihr public ia in­ vited tn attend all these services. CoiurratulationH I M RAYM OND J. j k KFR IES Temperance Clinic To Be Held Monday At Baptist ChiiiTh _____ A huge Teni|aianci' Cllule with sound motimi plrtUTrs will Inriindurtrrt at a union meeting to tie held In the First Itu |itlet Church on Monday night at 7.3-1 P. M. * Every church In the community, all temperance urgent Milan - , it-W. C. T. If.. Prohibition Par tv and ail friend. »f the lemiw.mice The Re». ||, Zimmerman nirsrnted an introductory lec‘ -ire Into thg storv of Christianity as f « M in thr RiLIr al the regular monthly meeting nf the Men's Ctnh at Itie Parish House of Holy C i- Episcopal Church la-,t night The m -cling s i , nresute.1 over hy Pie-l-tent Ii F Whillier, Jr. ami • ladle- of itie Women*. A. vRo’ i* /rsrsl the supper Declaring that the Hltde Is • eniiall, a -trams r.f r r.ternpt toil, lie. /.iinmermau divided R into fi . main acts and trace.) |h<ui-.e'h i,f n-ao from the creation, •hr- ugh ihe resurrection to the •is . of Judgment "limi governs hv lu spiral ion It - -il*h *he las* and the Pro' 1' ! " «i'i Revs Zimmerman, “ t -ery lean tins to live hy law. If man were not n sinner, no law* uuold In- nives-sry. We would iwit l-ai- Iti make laws again i lj,levrim,r■t, r, or other evils". "Volt and I are living In the fourth Act, not a l.diet crea*ur-• ne,-es inrily, though we sl/rllhi l,e, I,ut a- new rreature* And we will In- lodged hot as •’reainr,-,. |M|t as fallen new manrri-s Joe creature. In' much more here merely a Hlalio Is a fallen Ills judgment will severe than If he fallen creature". "Ih c story ,.f Christianity give* •■ aeiisk -.iri.e ixrlnt to the life we 'lve“. nut Rgr, Zimmerman. “Christ without-that |- metuinuless, anil ........ ................... .. wJl-«n» Christianity life hns III* . '..o.V Vod’Ts" ' jum a ml ra«p Mr. Jeffervs (-as U .(a c--l< r ful rareri uf juvouipli I m -n! ■ • periencr - and world a 1.1, a-tvun lure. Hr- i i vnl with tl-e Am.-ri ran, Htillsh and trench Air Force* in 'Fuglsnd, France Lira rmhoiiry anil tirrmany du-iog > first World War; In- traveled In many cuuntries arouml lh-\ -vnlid as a Foreign ('orrespr-mlent j i . - r Ihe war; puhlishe-i a chain of hr* own newspaper- ii |hiii returciug H|“*elall« in th- i ‘ : A ..o r U 1**11*' World War 5*, and doi ,|-«« -al -•’ll foi In,III (Iritish m-l AmeiiriMi A/tM'ies dililli'/ Ihe wsi. Ml. Jeffrey* I- liner |.,e-ulei,i of the Jeffreys lecture Rnirau and :-er. Treat, of I'apltoi Ciilleg/ Re*idea the successful l/u.kt will?h h. lias alreaily wiltten, lu- is now compiling material for several more I-onIt* tn In- pulill-hed -nni- t l at Ilnvile-1 riL -ileil !•• u llu io l cacuse iate to allen-t Th e ctinii' will In- roiulucted hy ltd Zimmerman uiuionitred Raymond J . Jeffreys, po|iiilar author uf many ix-oks, iurtiMiln-' "T h e Fal-ulou* Dutch Z r-lle r-", lo Ihe United Stales; edlti* I « which ha* Irerti der-lansl to In- the fouple of popular muga/loes; was I n- sI temper an,,, sluiy sines- re­ prevldriit nf several large cullpeal, anil the In-s ) seller, " l i mt slrurtmn companies; served as d Is M v U m t lo r d '' K w -rutnor mlumnDt; was a Staff FRIDAY JAN. 1f>. 19M Hospital Meet K s v iis s n areas s s i, n s ,i to it will b> lent tivaled, and with­ out a doubt a formal notification ran be expected advising the As­ sociation of the Navy's Intention to take over the Hospital and all the property deeded to the As­ sociation hv thp War Asset* Ad. mlnlslrlan. “ It is our belief that ever * con­ sideration will b* vbown I - ywur Association by th« Navy official* ConirrMa Dim ! Talk AImmiI lls tils s M gran race rt*,| enough," .Sherman said “ It's my Troubles; Coired personal opinion that unless in­ ternational conditions improve, we Them Says Mol her may have to set a new target i * we approach these targets " When many folk - get tn feein g At the same time. Admiral badly they jurl -lon'l km*w what Sherman said he hrlirvrd present to -to They fret and -lea around ...arrH.wer goal, were wise for thrl, (1e„ i,i -„ [heir fri.-d . au-l their famiiv family how h--w l-a.lly l*»dly lio r?sVcel! A,’’'. * '* nil-1 U.MHT man advanced hy H«-re feel— f(.„, and ani, they usually -I,1,. f,- I tary nf Defense Marshall and hi* miseral-le II u t assistant Heeretary, Mr*. Ann-s they don't help Itnvrniierg, la the “ !-e*t proposal! ' any it) to reach that target.” telling <•l l i r r “ At any lime ll may In- nee. folk* how I.tel •ary i« call more reserve ui.lt* ( |y they feel * ‘ all Into Ihe .erviee.” Admiral Sher th e time, man alto said. i-a u * .' lu • d o n ' t Ijj? c^> ■ ■ He made it rlesr, in answer f o l k l u t- »■ I l lu other questions tt.nl Ihr N a v y w a n t riiierts tn depend chiefly ii |nih I M i ll II d them E a , _ _ voluntary enlistments for lour when the) act Pass, V a rt jsX. II ml Il and sis year* tn hnild up 'is for e s a m |>I e , force*. , lake Mr* Zlm las- RoWinan, lie -aid the Navy regard* 37 Koule ii, (’Ins Ferry Road, N'n*h mriiilh* nf service as ton short a vllle, Tennessee. Will'll she gut lime in convert a civilian Into a lo feeling l-adly, -he l>egnn tak good -allor. (ng I I ADAf’IH. ami fiiiin-l (hat Even so, Hhermati *al-i the Navy l.y Uk'.-ig H A l U r r i l . I., sa vr e*tie,-| • tn take a nulid-er -if the her lyslem Vltaiuiris 111, ll-’, Sin 37 month draftee* provided f-> eln ami Iron ill which site » s in the U M H T t-rog,am! ilefleu n l . Here I* Mr- linvmtn'' own slati'liti'iit: “ I was so weak I could the Florida Chain of Mission* hardly do my housework. I am which will lie held next Thursday 30 yrars old. I uni ihc mother of and Friday, with a joint civic !• cnIMrrn 1 vra> so nerVon* 1 club luncheon on Friday. Cordon hardiy xvnntid the chihiren to Rradley announced that Ilr-ly |n«k. 1 lia-i to i'“ l after I gut Cm** Church will hold a mission breakfast and In f o r e I cleaned during the tart week of Fehrusry my In.ire, I hnv. taken aim- i with I lean Stanley Brown Herman 1 I-,riles of llA D A C dl., i,ml 1 nf ihe Virginia Theological Semi feel firm The children can ...al nar*. all the ooi-e tl.ev wish, ami d Mrs. Vail l/.vrll announc'd tint doesn't In.II-ci ...c In fact, 1 Join a dlscti**ln„ perils! will to- held them ... the lr i-nll /.me* and at Hie Parish Hon-e al 4:imi P. M. other game* W* arc a happy on Feh. 4 with Kenneth McVSekers family, thanks t„ DADACnl " ■if Orisndu speaking on "Honks r ‘lli# VrliiitNr r«r|Matto«iai66 People Are Rending". ndv y Turulays Uholr praclbe H:00 kii-inliiiit it M|i<tir>i Crmmubioo ichcicr pioioplli tc-su.c il |>><i iij&i lo Hit vc.i of irw liot-Mt U- hrIp t( ksiitJ slid tipei *«im Is-len fJ-lt*:.. sod I d Oslult lo lOolht slid hcsl Its, trodci mrtsmc.i hronthial mcmhisnci No msitn b->w mso) incdKinci >u, hsvr lireJ t icitimihu-n is s-uitn iced t-i please l«u in diuggist refund, iikinn. < im iiiiiI*ion h*s stood the lesi ol many nuilkuM of users CRE0 IV1ULSI0 N . [ U- l liMi, s * S-sstt.14 ullN I l NEW, MIRACLE ELECTRONIC EAR HIDES DEAFNESS C in C A U O . fH|«stsli— A n smsti/ , # li*w slwtlouic ««r which Hides d**tnest and Irsiuinilt »v«n whliptrs with startling clarity, has been i*. *rsled hy a oolcd Cimagu eUrtrunlr scientist. II* disclusad thsl this mlraculuui new discovery hss rendered ulJ. style l-rariiig aids obsolete aln.oit overnight, and brings new bop* i» th* Ift million iiersoii* in Ihe United Stales who are herd uf bearing. He re|Mirted (hat Ihl* electron!* tar enables the deaf lo hear 'with- . cml any button showing in th* isr V ar.J without dangling battery wires. To acquaint ihe herd of hrar i ring reader* uf thl* |-ap*i with this new miracle electronic ear which hide* d**fi-e*.. full detail, ara d w riU d ■" • iMelnaUag io d U t. "New Di^ lu **»> Hgtr." «• >*;» h. ^*‘1 f r « In a plain wr.p. V C K JJu ,nt,Ad* Ke*'.«rcb Dlrec l‘-». Dlto W*a,| Ikth Street DIO 1 lifItf*li4* Uiiiiitlutf, ( hifitift* H, III, \ penny postcard will do. — Adv. MIMMnt r i c t w t i f H s f look at thr line nf /iiiv //c i pictured k e n trill \n w thill thr v’ t / <'«f uhiil it Inlrs in ijtu al charm. Stiff, /Afv’ rr tmurf ft. look ul-%ruurt in \ltlr ami trnrrrf in d ru g . Hut they're alio limit lit pour red - \ nun lit rugluerred—ttnarlly VhyJ. Am i il Hvtu/.f take a h>*ik to d tu tike in fu ll their deep • ourn Roadmen. S V u n f . lurrtl tlftlir fur 'S I is lu tu k r the lies! a tlltiilio b ilrg that e ve r hurt- tin- H im k iiitnir unit tup ih c in . ( J i l t w . tuuk tlii-ii. r t v r r , and p i n 'l l s r r n h s l w e m ean. T h e r e ’s the S p m .1\ i w liii-lt ra n iK-tNirirlrlv he title d " ih e n e w ­ est m r in the world** — new in s tru c tu re , m -iv in p u tve r, n e w in (Jiin rin io n s , tiriv in th rift and p n in it in prii-c appcul, & <I;3I) M mi ihc rtu m in i t<-d *onc ir.c .ii.p Hod tolloNi ms) dcciop lulu vh.c-,,. l l i r n - 's tin- S l ’PI H that Imika um l i» a sm art n e w e d itio n o f lie "be a t a e llr r " forefn-ar. C. C While, Minlsler f I-iiicli Hclio..| ||):0<| A. M. Worship I I . ( mi A M. Fellowship Beware Csughs Following Flu H u t thr f e l lo tr trhn u ih l a ph tu re »peuki louder than a th a u ta n d ttwrif* v a t u ' I taUHng m/m. m/ ih r\e lu ftr r b h able 1 9 5 1 llu ick t. L A K E M A R Y C O M M U N ITY CHURCH Westminister Herndon, auditor. Mr*. Roy Ilvller » * ' eUcte-i t. it place lb E D- Rtownlce had &«rv*d lor many yeara op th. h ix u t lr . Committee Mrnih*r, re-ehrted wen- Mia. Enaior r MrIII, Mi* True, Mr. Chase, M-fl Hhinholser. Mr. Pope and H. If. Coleman. f»- ** 2 -D A Y S P E O A t t P M. and that thro urn Ihrii assistance and that of other officials »vme answer will L* found At this tuna nothing of a d«finite natur* ha* been developed or proposed. During the election of officer*, T . W. Ijiwton, former presiden'. uf the Association, had charge oi the meeting. All officer* werr re­ elected unanimously following th-' report i-f li-r rvornlruitllUl rommittee. lie ■elected wen Mr*. End-r Cuilett, vlca-pretldenl; Mr* R Efrue, secitlary; H- i D-.udney, secretary treaturer ai-i ** P I lien tite rr's the If o a liM Y H I l i / that ruddle* y o u r tm a lotny n il P. M. Thurdays Prayer ami Hihle hour T:30 P. M. H i - Wnnien's Assiaiallim will meet We.lncs.lav, Jan. XI at 3:311 P. M. al the chinch. Mr*. B, Ro­ berts anti Mrs. I*. WWeslmoreland Will enllertaln. C E N T R A L H APTIH T t IIFR C H Nlatk Htreet and l^arel Avenue. JDr.^H. I.. Whatley, Pastor Phone Hunday Heh<miI IH4f A. M. "Ilrlng the Family In Hunday Rchool” Murnlng Worship 1I:0U A. M. Sermon hv Paalur II. T D. «■*!» P. M. t'nlen foi »U age group* F.tenlov Worship 7:30 P. M Brc*W«n hy Pastor. 7:30 P, M, Wednesday Prayer Service Rcliguu* Film will Iw shown. Thou With Ua And We Will Do Thee Qood." luxurious new fabrics itud clmnl-%oH ctiihlnns — pampers you r pi idr w ith it* lordly beuriii;] • shoots u delicious iiiidlf u g h l up your spine by the e * u benni-'e o f its power und aciitm. 1%^ VSi l>«wn W c could Ro tin und .m , I h is is the n r breathes through , tk n,rtr. " 'n , i % J, ,||e ^ |hl„ ih a t fron,**VJl Thl. U the will* new hiRhvisibility millument dials, more easily read at ni|thi. Tlija is Ihc csr with Rlaresand'lical-reduciiiR plassf uni r» Inis* of other news-making features you can'* afford to miaa. He Tea Lick TowGanft r r ^ j: ' at m|M? “ “ - ” ch Good! M ths N*t MO • rjs. S o your N o . I date this week end is will* y « u r Hoick dealer. I l won t take you long tu conclude that he's otfeiuiR the smartest buys uf (Ire year. to p»0t«d y ^ ‘ •*' ffi£ a s S s Hjtntf A U d»nt*'»M t o v n m i* * '^ l l ^ v tottfil* »** ACME VACUUM STORES, INC. •06 N. Orange Avenue Orlando, Plertde. l i T “ Without rddtgslmii, I would Uhe ■ F R E E bom* dsraaasiratiun u< your beautifully rebuilt Kingrr Rawlag Mariiin# compista with a F R E E B U T T O N H O L E R far lif M i ¥ 1 / / • £ ' f a ‘- #*- mm A �THE WEATHER In Unity There Is Strength— Ta P k K k I llif I ' m of Ihf Wot Id: To Promote the Program* o( America. To Prodare Pit*pcriif for Sanford. ^ a n f n r f t I f f r a f Partly cloudy and mild through Tursday,i M lfbly a ft* light *hnwrr* along cast roast. SHghllr higher temperature north portion lu e t d jj, Moderate In fresh north* ra »t In ra»t wind*. t AN INI)K1’KM)BNT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXII EniatiliMhed 1U08 Strong UN Patrols *Probing Northward A s Front Is Q uiet 4 Motorized Columns Slash Into Chinese Lines In Attempt £ To Head Off Attack T O K Y O . Jan. 22 </P) Knur powrtful Allied rolumnt looting for 4 tight thrust deep into Com­ munist territory today but R nli on the western Korean front didn't answer the challenge. The mnlomed columns »eie bolstered with tanka and mnbite - artillery. They retmned to the * main Allied linri late Monday atlernaon after Mailing several Htd petml* in minor skirmishes. The columni ranged arrow a SO—mile i|ian nl the weilern (tonl and pushed within leu than 2') milei of Red-held Seoul. Teimeil off it tally a "reconnaissance in romideiahle torce," the scouting patrols were charged with taking y f Red prisoners and obtaining in* formation on Communist troop buildupa. “ I guru they >aw ui coming and ran to the north to hide.'' an Allied intelligence officer raid. "They *e«m to be willing to ilay and fight when we tend out imall pjlrnli. Hut when we beef one up and hunt them out with it they tun 0 away. "Then w. pull out ami they filler hark Into thrir former po-iIlona." On thr central front. Alliril force* retook Wnnju airstrip aii<l nearliy Hill i n Monday after a three-hour fijrht. A Communist regiment had held the command­ ing hill fnr two day*. Id. General Matthew II. Ridgeway lamled at the field a few hour* after the flight. Tin- Eighth i t Arm y ehlaf said the retdial front altuallon **h|rperjp-et and grtllng hetler all the time." * "* W’onjir la the road and rail gate to the hea^t „1 8»uth Korea. Allied force* withdrew la*» Tues­ day after a fighting atand there of nearly three week* bill Treng patrol, returned laat Friday. They and < have fought in and aroupd the •o m i m w a* #■ o SAN FO RD. F L O R ID A Confer On Japane.se Peace Treaty McMahon Calls For $50 B i l l i o n World Peace Plan 22. 1*151 M CMTAgy o* fTATf Dean Achreon (l#ft). *o<r fohn fW e r tVd!#*. ad* viaar on foreign affaire la tha Slate Department, arrive at tlie While llous# for a mnlerrnca with President Truman The meeting .»»■ rallad to dlacua* tha “program for achieving a peace •elllemrrt with i.q>ait-“ Duller wilt head the U. S. ml»*lnn to Japan in the next lew da>* w hich will endeavor ta bring about a aettlernrnt. (Inrere-iM-mal .S'oundpHalo) William Rockne Is Disastrous Alpine S h o t In Attempt Avalanches Kill agreement iAt Housebreaking 136 Over Weekend Famous Notre Dame Austria Suffers Most Coach’s Son Had As Hundreds Are Missing In Slides Been Driving Truck M O SC O W , (an 22— </!*) Hu*. •ta today lu m p In a elute a tweeday mourning period cnmmrpstiny ilir 27th anniim ary of the death of Yladirni* tlirli l.rnin, foumlri of thr Soviet ttale. • All Irallir oat helled in Red Square at tlmuiandi of Smiel i di/rnt tmo|ied In pay tlibule In the father of the ret nlulntn in lu> mausoleum l*efore the Kremlin Mailt. Huildingt dirouKlmiit Mrf»i»w and other Soxirl riliet Mere dia|ied Midi mourning flag* Red ban­ ner! edged Milh black. laid night a dittingllldieil at•rmblage of muurnert, ini hiding Prime M m nlri Stalin, gathered in Moscow's ilohhoi theater In hear IVlcr N. Porprlov. editnr id the Commumtl Party newspaper Pra•da. unleaih a Wart age'Mil the i, . , .. cr"*h ‘,l CrookniH’k Squash Brings $7.50 On Sanford Market . J to T w !r w w w u a w . Work To Begin Today On Auction Market “Mike" Michaelis “Fire Brigade" Continues To Dampen Red Spirits I’ rcvs Leased No. HIM W ire Bradley Declares Force Of 3,500,000 Men Is Enough To Avert Disaster For Nation l’o»|«.|ov quntmt l.rtdu H* *nying all nttrrnpt* l» invade Kua*i» would lw thr fate uf plan- nui titled by “ American **frre*»or»." 2. it* err.r hamuk I'oapelov also ipioted lin in '* lie‘1. That the Sm ite pa*, a reW IC H ITA . K * ,7 j* n 22 </l'i nuoriation of American Inlervtn V IF .N N A . Jan. 22_<d*i— lt«* __________ ______ __________ solution Me*pre»*ing friendship William D . Rockne. Min nl the me worker* ilua franiirally Itioii tn the Ku>ti*n revolution »ml for tha people of Rua-dn by the mountain* of miijm , le*. ttlrlnretl Ihu Unitrd SUV** •* *n people of the United Stale*," and luit-Wn Notre Dame fnolhwll mac It tthrough a r livreoeb *irrTtvireti *f « di»i*renerlfi>‘ ..rttu - Kovtet Union ainek aeg Tha Soviet ruler* to make II Knule*Tt nrkne, war reported in u i- f BatrcMia ttrekrml tenet, ol ***• the first ctays of lire llolshovik I#known ter th rir people. tic*l ro,million today from pistol lanrhr* in thr Alp* which kill* volution. A. Th a t the United Nation* a*- wounds. nl al lea*t ltd, inlurrd acore* The editor tolil hit nudlrnre that *crt tl* fight (.. op*ruci it* own Officers u id he Mat •hid alter »nd rru*hcd “ hole village*, tn Iho fourth edition of li n i n ’* work*. rmdfii Station tn the So*i»r union •pliolrr*. \ n-1 r ta. hncde«l liil, *o that, the, UN del|tetrntlon* coiijil lie forred entry intu r Wirhila rmrnlrd al leatt *1.1 ilcicil Some )u-.t eompleled after 10 vein* "f retearch, , ontainerl much new iimlw mad# known to tin- twople, tee- home Saturday night. 11.1*00 p rrw M in \it*lrian M- teiinl, inehnling the learler’* ate hied the “ Iron curtain." Sheriff T y lunkrlt laid Rockne,! pine diatrirl* are rul n il Irom piaisal id “ American Imperialism." McMahon *)iill .Hui«iltn ndg*.il " rtic-»e material* nrnt rtoenentered the home nl Joe Nova­ the out aide not Id. At lra*t W I to permit thl* would “ glnringlv In*n* and *ilt«gr» In the Tyrol, c"ipo*e“ the "»h*m and duplicity" tek. a urrd car drain, and Mac Slyrla and Slarkammrr gut pro. ment*,’’ hi* said, "widely demwiiktrnte the role of Am erkun iinper* of Russian propaganda. tlnce* are completely *hul in hr •hot twice by Novacek. m l. m n* an active organiser I H r said he would eoullnua lu Hock m-. whose mtlnl father great rldgea of *nnw. In Holt- ngainat the younr Soviet ltu*<in support all Irrlxlallun which inrerland. cifflriaU taid more than during the first yrar* of her eii*» o killed in tlbll In an airline 00 » « » • dead. Italy ll.li-d al te#*l te.icc," k -n M .. underwent « f’ovtirliit predicted that lu*t a* --------------------- • c i cv /ta a u at r r * » ii* « w n* e*r* M ai •mergeney operatmn ymUrtilay. I I dead In I hr northern Mpinr intervention against ■■ -— ____ ____________ lit* ninlhur arrived iiert- la*t tillage*. Many a r tr mi**lng In American the three counlrie*— o ffIrlal* «ti>l young Ituoiu hail fulled, an would Thuinn* C. Illaitilell, hrother of A u l e o r l riiarSi from South Itcinl, lint. Mr* r II Daw ton and *»n nl V O l l ( l ( m n a i K i n A S K U Wl||t|,,1( „ , H.U r wu „ ....... nl nol dnre rstir.i*tr the riumlor it fail in Korru \ front page photograph in Mr*, ti f lllai.'l. II of I I I He»t f ) f | #;| | ld r o r S c h o o l III th< hUltf menial h<»ptlnl h->-print at (d NI V A . .twit,"tl toil. )cl| 1‘rnvila depleted Stalin and rdhci Sixllt Street, ti»- rralgned a* ni ifio< in.. from II*,In . (trough •Cttallaaea rn m e* ■III iA ’r II.. >lr*th loll y!'»»l tiatanl r e c r r iir j of the It, 8 it* it* and texelvrd focailotml Department of Cnmmrree In or. Condemnation pmreedtng* to oh tre.itnient ..fier that linn Friemt Ilf, wdli many dtl! resitting to-Gy der to head the lirpartmenl nf U ln eeven and a half arret of thr of 11>r family -aid hutli* *uffc red international relation* and peril- troom * eitate and two arrra of at the age of five nt'd « dt laynt *• tr x u r » u kt'i in three Alpine tical arienre of the Univenity D"1 Henlley F.tate near the Rtmt in school ap |«rrn lly nff<ct (m iniilet rrmtinuril t-> dig iliton.-li „f f^ilifornia. I Crnoma Academy for u »r « f the nl lum iin-ntnlly. emu* anil lirhiil hit hy ilitailloul Mr. Rtalmiell, who I* now nn'w'hoo! w erejtarted thl* morning The *heriff aald Rockne twice wrrkrirci avalanclrri In C irru lt Court by the County hla way to Berkley, Calif., i» tried to enter Novar-kG honu Auctria lead *t leatt h i dead. married, and ha* one rum. Thorn**, School Board. and the *tcond lima a’lcrerdr-l Bupt. T . W. laiwton tla lrd In ­ Jr^ who wa* recently Iryhieted In getting In. The officer quoted Swiltrrland W and Ir.ty 11 a» a J A C K S O N V IL L E , J a n . 21 die that afl#r Prof. J . N . Groom*, Novacek Into I he rvlre »ayllig hr *tcork ircult id g ir d - Inlev rr iitii'ii: dn«u I Hprrial 1 ‘Th # golden vrllow in ’^ev^nilton of ear* pthmal) prlnclnal of the A «< l;n .»^ had »■ III* itiir with a Itwrd and order day*. W ltoir tillcurt were In.rnil. rtnoknerk stprath la lo-ginnina iffrr nl him tn remain until iiidire rvlre to the government «nd k'P*?P fhtard • I If.,notI nfl to look lik# gold to growrr* in the Department o T C o m m it * . '* tn'r.T-1for the Crooma property, the fat - arrived, Instead Rockne fle<l and imirtet birtkrit like klncllmg w,«*i various N u tr Market area* with Novacek firrd at him three lime* and f.iliilllrt rnlfimired l>y the the demund ereatlng the highest •I wa* rerrntly prevent.xl to K r W if e * " * ? ' l '. I T Mr. Blaiadell by fhnrlr* Sawyer, i^j! whlrh the Board dr-* with n iil*|ol, the sheriff reported llumderlng mow prle# for this commodity in a long ir*«ilta *a n* Pan# Mat arerelaiy or the V. ft. Depart* f1,nT .‘• f Arcrulmment of the in Aioltia. where an imluld period. A limited quantity hrnught ment of fern rue,re ■}*»* *» nitmher it I pertnnt tlill ace mitring, fH.00 per huthrl at Plant Cttv. PAttKF.H IIO N O n K D The former wa. rltcd fnr hi* I P1' w ,! h 8I»*' r*'Ku," “ n''» 17.60 at Sanford: an average per work Dial a . director of the Koeemrng achmd Improvement* intciu>i m iniilri Owar H rlm ri t.nd Inrshel over a sis d ry period o[ H O L L Y W O O D . Jan 2 ’ iA 1 Eleanor Parker haa a pair >.( office of international trade ain.l j *nS.l.*,*B“ r*,T ,«1 . thr government n (rtntidcring ap* l«i.27 nt Palmetto and fA.Itt at ■ul»eimeollv a* ■■ ■■.Itlant *rcre. T " 1' “ ehool Hoard wa* represent- Italian “ O ara ri" In her po*ae**inn auUeciurr.tly a . a*il*tant a »»l»U n t »ecrr j c^ |,y fj. W . Spencer and Fred W II- today. protmale aid mrature* for ih* tic* Pompano. Frost and cold have da­ tary of cnmmrree. maged and slewed maturity on a *on ana and cne the uvirnuania defendanta rliv Ale* Ii « . . . .......... ... |i »on The artrea* received two ata* lime numtwr of farm rommodlti** and tnetti-* from Italian consul Mario Th r •etni-offirial S w in hewc lho«r left for the trade ur# drir « * c iM t t «• Mat Ungaro yesterday, the awarda of of the Marahall Finn ami the mending premium prirev ]u*t IIRRNDON I L L the Venice Film Keatlval and Contr policy with regard to Intern*pow." arenrding to William I O. P. Herndon, rounty clerk, left Volpl Dl Muaurala for her per* ilonal mmmerrial relation* and Wilson, Director of Florida Slate vretrrday for Orange Memorial formance In “ Caged." She wa* .*. In the rontinuing development amt Mofpital, Orlando, where he will Yarmera’ Markets. Irrted a* an outitandlng actre** of implementation nf the foreign undergo an operation tomorrow. Markets on the Ha*t Goa.t In IBM. poilry of the United State*. moat instances hav* eseapetl with Work w *■ vhnlnlcd to start to­ During World W ar II Mr. minimum of damage a* th# day on a lhed in* fret long and 40 areport* BlaiMlell wa* cent to London a* Lum three markets show: fret will# for the ftsdford Farm­ a milt later of economic* to Great A total of 224 cars moved out nf er’* Auction Market, County Agent Pompano State Farmer** Market Britain and remained there dur­ C R. Dawwni announced this ing IPffi and part of 1040. lie during Ih# past week, an Increase morning. originally rame to Waahington nf 16 cars aver th* previous week. Th* building will It# located on IB yearn ago from Cnlnmhla Price* are reported very aall*ihe large trnrt of Ur..I one mil# Unlvanity in order to w rv r a* farlory and Ih# quality I* good, tnillli of Knnford on the Orlareht T 0 K > 0 , J*n. 11(/ I) Colonel Mtke and hiv fire brigade vpearbe*an rcenomir adviaer. A l Colum| Highway, and will l>r built Twi flean* made un the hoik of Ih" hla hr had taught erontmtlr* and ord 1**1 week’i heart warming U. N. grinc on I hr wealern front. movement with unit* In caret* led from the highway in nnict of loo .lam moving out al an aver­ political aclrnee. O n v irih ip jiermitted that dialoturr lor tire (m l time lnd*y. that a truck *tnti ami restaur ant He wa* l*i rn In Pll.'aliurg, Pa., Colonel Mike it aI mo. I legendary Col John Michaeli of U nr aster, may Ire constructed somewhat af­ age price of 14 A I per busahal. U year* ago. Graduating from Pepper esreeded 11.800 hamper* H* Mi* rrark 27lh Infantry Regiment wai dubbed “The Fire Brigade" ter the pattern nf the l-akrlamt averaging ItOJW. followed hy 10,* I'cnnaylvania State with a II. A. market. 767 buahela of squash averaging degree, he later received hi* hy the U le Lt. General Walton Walker during the dark day* laat vum Th# 14 acre* of land have U rn M. A. and PhD degree* at Gotum- mer. Wltenever a Communiit liteakllirough attempt flamed along lire rlearrd. drainage facilities have 18.78. Among other commodities, okra brought an average of IP..T1 hla. During hi* junior rollegr old Pu »an prrim rntrr Walker h#en cornplelH. and lumber and year he *tudled language* in would hustle hit “ Fire Brigade" 0 *rr unit error.eoutly got credit Imltding niatertnls itave been re­ per huihel with rururnber* aver­ Germany out ret ui nol to An»*r. oyer. foe taking Osan Jan. 14. Th la rnr- ceived. W . II, llntromb# i< con- aging SA-74. Fort Pierre Mark** report* 4 Ira when World Wa* I broke out. Th# 27th never tailed. Fighting rrpomlrnt and other, on the aerne trnclnr. For * li year* he wa* • foreign alongside the Marine* Mike a men wrote that the 27th spearheaded Hlorkholders the Market wi I rontlnued movement of tomato#* mlulonary for tha PretbyterUn drove- almost to Chinju last A u ­ the attack with tw « Th ird Divl- meet tonight at R;00 oVirek at with prices ranging from fll.OO to Church, nerving at Allahahad gust, » rnar bed the all-out Kc| aion battalions making supporting Glnderville with officer* and mem­ 3V.00 per bushel. A daily volume of India for three year* and In Naktong offensive a few aweek attacks on their right flank. A ber* of the Duety Boot* Riding As* 2X00 to 3X00 rratea haa been ICeellao#* Urn P v t , Twat Peking, China, thre* years. later and then nteed back to th# m w o r. intending to red pencil all aocialhrn to discuaa moving tha Maaap front in time t » wipe nut M O N D AY UUAR TEH BACK rare track and eluh house of the p a k ii n riw three Communist regiments which unit Idcntlflcationa, rat ont the, Aaaoriatinn to the market vita, due T O R O N T O , Jan. 22 -G P t — Fm.r 27lh’s name but overtooked one broke through in the Red*a Sept. jrfj to tha reactivation of th* Naval man. directed by ■ trader who 1 driffi, 3 i reference to the Third division. Air Station. railed signal* like n football quar­ The "Wed Owi ads" — cm the re­ With only the Third Divtalon men­ terback, today robbod a wattend giment la nlrkttaaMd— h a v i been tioned la th* dtspetchea when hank of 16X00. M K R C H A N TH M K E 7 snuffing out Cajoimunlst flren f e y read ed Tokyo, editore na­ Th e lacier stood near th* honk The Banfcid Merchant*- Associa­ even since. turally assumed ft V j i the Third tion will hold its annual dinner door dttrtng the holdup, shouting It’s Just thai the ban on Idantl* and election of officer* Friday a series or number*, pollen aald thre* companions acted evening at the Mayfair Inn. C L. Hia Redding, president, an— need to* grwnp U r «* <m*h number. Tthan A pregram «rf « W * . b a n d M .ra te d “ala" they turned ami Blaisdell To Head Political Science .. SchOOl At A t ' i H 'i n l d In Shift Kuinors Role Of P e rso n s Handicapped Told Rotary Luncheon whief Of Staff Warns That Country Must Face P o s s i b i l i t y Of Increased Need W ASH IN G TO N .- Jan, 22 iff) (irneral Omar itradlry t.nd Inchit he ho|>et the ).>00.000-man •tirnglli planned for the armed finer* by nral June will hr ill the eaiunuon needed. T h r clu uman of the punt thtefa I hr Unitrd Stale* it .ipprnjilimg • ■ I d.iff gate dial irply when a period when the -rMtcrt n| rteiyone who can mtkr tnv toil ■•tlrd at a Senate herring whether nl ,t iiinttthutoui to thr produi livr military manpower go.d> Mould he cap in ly f|I the ii *i tion '*itt hr •tic reared in the neat (rw month*. ■lMf I'rtrv | If^irlllHl "| He hail told (he renalnr* earlier W ivlnn^inn. !) { hitnm.il r \ r • that military Inrcei <d diet nre itllivr iru rla rv ( iwh Ih i H Irt- "••re rulfirient in my opinion to dutfrirt. m .h I mm1ifmq rmploym^nl axrrt tltMtlrr for our country." ( liairmari I yrtdon h'lmton (D »*( H ilU fidlhllt |iri»uit». I ea 1 of the Senatr Preparcdnct* "W r ih n d tltr ihrrilhkld of .Subcommittee a»krd ahcnit the I |K*fItMj %*#• I till ffflll fnf IIlf l»lii %•< .i||> li.imlu ti|tpr<l •»»*! itnikf* l«ittihildv of a highrr military manpower goal. p n \il**i*rJ »»f tln« oum 'tt 4 Hradlry called it a difficult lil»- of .glitirvl »m r mu! ipieilion In aniwrr, then t.*id: " I ty' . hi* *lf*i l.trnl would ho|ir not but we have *o P|i* ”, n* lii. ***l In lii' k Ifa**ifare the pottihility that it m*y Kfin ruin mult man Ui American Imperialism In Korea Is Rapped By Russian Editor W A S IIIN G T O N T jT n . 22 </P) Senator McMahon (D -C o n n .) today rrncwrd hir rail lor a $*>0,* 000,000,(100 glolial peace plan and ackrd that it lie linked In a irnale trtolulion rip rra in r friend.hip for lire Rim ian people rrg y control, and an that nil countrlc* rarm urk two third* of thdr prr»>nl armament a "pending for "eonstruetive” pttrpo»e». McMehun first outtinei! I hi* plan in a Senatr speech text Feb. JA N . U. S. Castigated During Mourning Period For Lenin Senator Declares US Is Losing Ground In Survival Fight The chatrnian of the SenateI lou'e atomic energy cixnmiller ground" ii the battle for the •aid the United Stain ii "Inring mind* of men. He said the Senate should immedulrlv undertake "a ilnging declaration nl Amenta * intention*." In a *|>eeth prrparrd for Senatr delivery. McMahon outlined till* thier-|>oint program to carry out In* ohieclivri: 1. That the United Slate* spend lincXMi.POO.OOn a > for five yrsi* for economic aid to nil courttrie*, ineliuling ltu**ia. In richang" M ONDAY G o o d w i l l Industries Finds Jobs For Disa b l e d Individuals | { it t t t iy I im i h ro it, *%ho pomtM l o u t! I i . n r lr» h r i n r f r a t r f l / * Hurt \lt T u r t h iU . rente.enl. « ’| •irganiuliHn » h .,h h «. f».md w..ik fm in,-I., than 2...nnn h*e-ll WASHINGTON insider* predict Hi >i eappetl perwuix (I ikhIv i II Ipilu* Eric . ............. .. "movie trti*. he nid, w* fcHintlnl hy (*i. im r ami former president ut Hie U I Helm* In tin* 1nil* Masv, and ill ntmi riMhmrrM *" m»* IBI idnillat I h- ultcred tn# t>-.*1 nt Krpmwdc urgaidsatinn. throughoul (*"■ Slakilirc, it Alan V..i#nliite i* re* rentairy. pta. c t Rtmawsy I ikmI <•»•!% t»llnw Mr. Tlevethau egplalaed that tng itelevs in the prlee-w ngr rontrot tiiH-dwlll tmiusliie. op e t a l e * progtatn, t.ave retxutedly resulted through the c-i.oin ration >if -onie tn q x iu n li lor V»lenline'a Immi* l.twaii-fgi hr use wives wh» eontrl* (etn'ival. (Internotionalt toil,- old c!»th* mol discarded -- —*- -a o— . furniture • <*h ■»“ ••’" " i »*rt *“ the oigaliitaffon f»( •epntr and ir#*ll#"*a "• reae Hospital Ordered I Vacatu Naval •s March Of Dimes” Base \\ > April 1 Cnmpniirn Marches Tltr I t ft4«If1 I 4m;Bh*ti MAIoiik, Says Sauls f III |- f 11 \ 'Mlltl 'I I • I *1 fl» Hit* i ’itdity ft Util 0*1pi. 1» I I Mia OyiHiIlh L iitj L Oooitli (* Compton «»f Ih** Judo'invlllp N«vttl Air Station* that th» IVrnald* l.aiirrhton Hn»plla1 Hill l»a%c to Ih li| A PI - I* T- K. Tilt’ll IT* prr**id«mt of th«» A int ion, annmirwpil ihU nmrnlnit Th*' ImapIVal liiovt t| l|* i» • i»ir M*ui lo c a tio n in th* f» *in it*i N'«kul ill ’I'H o t i y d| i fV-Ii r», IP 17 find V|91«> In p wi*■ A»'rtir*(i lht«ini*h lh» War \* Ft. AdmltHM'rttinii ttilijt l |f» i pvDt nt ion hv •hr N’ unv I* w.n fortnrrly Inrati**! In thr huildlni* now «trru|dad hv th** Smtlnolr Cfdiirntv II-’ulih Unit, Stut** W d f iir U rp a rtrn«*nt and Sfiiiin'ilp rhantrr of th** Hr«| (!tott nl I’iflh Rt»t*rl mtmI Unlr ll'H in r thr pant Hurt* I’ointh* •hrn* hn« l*rtn an hv p ir k * "I 15 t*» fvf* |i*ktt«*iH * n ifav. nf >1 nt Ih* mdt‘1 ing of Ih# Hospital \ ■-»- list!••?! Thursday the fir>t n*t iiroftl in ronnv years, tlt.'J’J ’J , waa ri iMirteit, T W. Lawton, who served for I * *iMfJntlFll (IH , .IMr "I W"•I * toE I I K N K U T H A N FRA N f l SCO. Jan. 22 Irf’r -nut* “Hatchmo" Armstrong. fatn.o! )*r» rornrtUt, will lead mu sl~iau* tonight In a benefit for Charles "IVe Wee” Russell, clur inetlst now a charily |iatieut at Kan Francisco hospital. Russell, a Jasr great wh > ramc here In Jlllv for night eluh a|tiwaraurr,. w*s rerrntlv ten-sen ith a liver ailment. If# la listed a* an "indigent patient.” Bradley said t.M, that if Con* t. ri„ , , |1|irwe, .|rafi|nk. „ f h Training arid «ervlre it might be year-olds for u n ltrt'ls l Military p<nt,i|ilr- "after five to |,i years" j,, reduce the :l,r>0ii.niin.maii figure. Burp a large po»t of trained reserve, his been built up. lie «*• plained, “the same amount of se­ curity” could he obtained with a •mallet force. A* to the eapaldlitiri of a 3.r>0(HMNi.niaii force, Itiadlry -aid that In event ef war there might I m- otne horoi'iug nf American eitie* hut ” lh*re Is little real dang> i now of th# continental United Slat. , In ina invaded anil o 'reran >i far n» wr r#u see." Ilradlcv -aid U . S. rirrlefcntas, ■‘rronhinr-l will t(i** •'ff*>rt. of the I'aniulianr," could a.#rt "conipltt# ill.a strr" hot "if a <ht#rmin#d enemy 1* willing In expend th# effort, -iuitr bombers will get through." Bradley was before the commit­ tee to endorse th# Defense DeliMrtnienfs proposals for in aft ing of 1H-year-nld* and exteniling tha ■( na r**# " T h r March i-f Dim'*, in Srmm ole fountv I* marching right along." **id lohn Saiil», ramnalgn rhalrman Ihi-, morning a» he reviewt-d thr le*ult« of the fitvl week of itie rampaign "Everyone hit. t ,-r-n very cooperative lo helping „ll,| tfrnr|ou* in rontrthuUnO* *n<l o r tieilrve we will reach 'ini goal hv the >od of ltd* week." Ml Snilt • .aid he r.prriallv -tithed t" tfinrik thr following f-r their help Clifford John .on and Hot, Sturdivant who distributed 1 11>. lion lung eontnlnrr* in Sanlord, noil lieoige A. Spcrr and Ttq#* automobile *rri>lrnt lnJiolge Dougin* Stenstroin who t>er for me.1 the »*me service in the vnlvfng Injuria* <rreitrre,l In Semirnrintv towns; Herman Morris and im ir County during the week end, Mi*» Flltahcth Rrpreeht who dls it w a, reported hv law enforcement lt r,| dime card, to 8aIlford <iffir#r». Ti.# rir*t of th#,#. it i :;i» a m ,-honl rhihlren; Sandv Andrrmo, ho h»> rhargr *>f enllectloo* at >h eqrt#d on French Averru# be­ ||)r stale Farmers Market, the tween Twenty-fourth ant! twealv* ................... ................. of the First fifth street*. A lirtu lord foupn junior intermediate, Meilro-list Church w ho distributed I driven try Ernest Th -m n - DI*on, IHisler* slid handled ,treet roller 2.'t, of Lake Monro#, collided heed on with a (K1S Oldanmhll# Coup# Hop* .Saturday. M i, Saul* also napresred hi, driven hv Lillian Co*. Lake Mon* i.ppr,. iatlon tn Radio Station roe, who was treat#,! ct lit. local ospllal fur m ix about th# face W T IIIl. the Sanford Herald, I. (;#orgr Touhy. Mi«* Nancy While. end throat. Robert Alexander, a MU* Haru Warren Eiterhy, Ur. O r­ passenger, had ruta about the nos#. The accident waa inrettlgaled hv ville bark*, Roll Barn* and th>Rita Theater, and Mis* Maude Lieut. Max Hass ami Patrolman J. II. Pattrrsnn. They estimated damRamsey nf Chase A Co. It e*ntlte»rrt rr* I Irani I’oiniing out that It. W. Deane of the Hanford Atlantic N»ti»nnl Rank i» treasurer of tit# local polio chapter, Mr. Haul, urge! ,-vc*ryon*> who ha* md already dum rr#*rlaa#e •« r *»# ‘ Mia* Mary l.ee Yates of |t#|* ray Reach Saturday won the title "Mien International >•( I'.'fil" at a Iwnuly contest held in f'altn Beach. Mlsa Betty Lou F’artin reiirreenttd .Hanford. Mi«* Yales, a tail hnmvttn dental assistant, i* -'J vrar* old. A llrru a tr winner wm. Miss C aro­ lyn Htrnu|w, an 18-yrar-ohl high aeiuwd senior. __________ I ’liree Car Wrecks Are Reported Over Weekend In Comity Mary Lee Yales Wins luternation;il Title Askw U. N. To Condemn Red China Sanford Weather High yesterday ill Imw today 64 Bain no Total Jan : » S .11 inch Normal Jan. rain SJS inch**. The Weather COUKI1VB ACTION against Communist China D urged by tl. & Delegate Warren Austin (left) In a blunt speech before Ihe United Nations Political u 4 Security Corruulttee at Lake Surraea, N . Y . AuaUa acted Pelping’e refusal of tha U Jf. Korean ceee«*flr» plan, caked that Rad Una ha branded aa aggressor, and laid China** tnterraaUen to Rarrte* ta Britain’* M r atodwyn J i k k J A C K S O N V IL L E . Jen. "3— (A ) 67 29 Atlanta 18 7 Rlamarrk 18 f>1 Boston M 63 Browns villa 28 • Chicago rr 62 Denver 24 7 Des Moines 43 Fresno 69 67 New York IB 81 21 Washington 73 87 Jacksonville 76 81 Miami BO 84 Orlando 03 43 Tallahassee �-V PAGE TWO I’tie Hanford Herald Salle III N «0 * M Kai>r«« •• i » « n u » to be a *imp!e piece o f common sense, which ou gh t ,e<1 l,,,e “ tte,n t ‘o n ° l the Suprem e C o u rt, u ntil » n * w iw attempt In mude to define the point ut w h ic h police m ay ooNiHts u i:«a mid should intervene in the enforcement o f this principle. *• rr.*iui“ i » r ' r * T i W hen c* n 11 *»« M r l y determined th a t a speaker is a to cairor * ■ .*»; tem pting to promote a rio t o r other violence? Doe* the ru lifi« H m ll I I m ing mean sim ply that a speuker shouki lie held to answer if flip* AM • It t l a a l t a _ IS M his audience causes dam age, o r that police should listen to V " w iio "H noM Ir speech** and *!••;> in when in th e ir judgment d a n • » iiM..m , ' rarlI kcrous g s ure______ being sa id ? Such______ questions us_these must **4 »*t i » « * mi * (■ K fia r , th in— ______________ ____ ___ ml iJ iMas* Milt nave been ill tbe m in d o f J u s tic e H u g o H lu c k w hi-n h „ "ciu* ..................................... S ^ V ^ mU V " ” " ;^ .,.. d*r». i»r., %*•* laik. i iiir«tM. lietr-o . k . . m . i o r. •• i— la. " " --f o r {£ ." TOK% ^ V * : £ I $ J - 0 . !> . Ill d e c id in g the second que stio n of fre e soeech t u r , . , . - . , Atlantic seaboard la«t night U j the Wrath* i Bureau promised t warming trend again today tn tk* Great Mains region. The chilling hlaat muted Many weather out uf the eastern Male, ami *enl the meernry donn p mh-freeling levels. At Itirhnu .gn Va.. It had dipped from fit j , . grre- y*«teniay and Iasi niyhl to 27. New tork iotii u drop lI j * deyr.-«» from 48 to TJ, and |k Portland. M e , the teniyriatuo went down :t« degree i ja hours, t» lit at mldnighi «uk rolder still in prospect. P ™ *1 "f A“ ,rirM ''* h,in* ">rfl ,t flattering a picture. Ilo n tw r, (h r irpo panrU probably minimise U. a fighting effectiven«*» in an effort to spur R.-d .Isici* « . . . g f -s t-r efforts. , y *T? c h ln ,‘ *' *Der a careful i S i t S f t S S . To ry { A tiirrirtfiij an* afrab) o{ 00r «* "»«e o u * attack, trgulat con-tot and infiltration. has provided a partial a nsw er. It declared unconstitutional "Their transport ia great. If a New Y o rk C it y ordinance requiring u police permit to hold we do not rut off tbdi rear U»*v religious meetings on the streets. It said th is was a restraint will have more sup) •» and aw* |n nilvance on the freedom o f sjieech. and therefore a viola* munition (than w* tiu.i After Ui»y are rut off from their rear they tjon „ f the F irs t A m e nd m en t. It follows b y logic th a t u will abandon all their heavy wea would-be speaker canno* be prohibited fro m s|*eaking on t h e j S ^ ieavti.g th< all basis of supposition that he would attempt to------------incite -------riot. I -w * must first surround the ___ . . ----»** lr >L. > t -* ----------._* i * ' lO D A V ’H nilU.K VKK8K if that Interpretation is correct, then the Suprem e 1enemy ami cut off th»ir rout* of Court ru lin g has dune little m ore than open the way to r .*- ' » u p p I v and r .t r r .t m. matter .h a t . In I,reek. "Irfigoa' mean* “» » • quiring a speaker, w hether in an a ud ito riu m or on u soup J L J £ " rh; the enemy we must outdoM~ as well a. “I V Word." Hoiar *ni on lioth sides amt roani - u i i s t crrallun was as acci- isix in the park, to Is- responsible for w hat he says. Police i u attack with tU - support of ar­ apjs-ars to Is* sanctioned w h e re violence is I tlllery fir deal. ( res I ion ha* no remote re­ Interference . ___ _ __. . . . . *w fw s*w « so tillery fire. i » .* * * *- * semblance to an srridetil. Infinite d e arly ls*ing incited. A s measures to safeguard the common "Wo must Infiltrate Into Itieir wisdom still susfsiat tbe u I most gusi, these seem somewhat less than oppressive. flanks to rut off their rear, spread . 1 ik* iMartalrd PffM Nklrk l< r«riM li# lf lu l i t «•# fair• '■ "'Jr ,'* aii'ik* a.«I.'*Hai*«| ia ikia a*»aaaa»». •• "«• “• •* . . . . s i . m m *•-_ M ON DAY, JAN. X2. IM I ■tar, a billion light yearn awsv, and the beating of our hearta. In the beginning was tbe W O RIr Jn 1:1 m 1851 Temperature* .kidded fait »I,| deep ai the cold wave hit th« I tur™ chine* Red “ m w info?maii«o U ll* tin. are providing an intimate glimpse of Communist an- ct ; ‘ t' U rre m *<lminlrtra tio n 's public c ri- 22. C H IC A G O . Jan. 2 2 - i d t - T M | 1 thick, solid cold wave which Mt» I into the mlddlewest over tt, Wiekeul t»aa cracin'! wide Uf.,h. Ilf lM ' n*ver nT JA N . Cold Wave Crackw Midwest Warms Up Limits On Speech Chinese R e p o r t s T w o question* of lim ita tio n of the freedom of iipeech (Indicate M ae*s l i l a n U r Indicate Low R e d have come out of the iilowly grinding wheel* o f the Suprem e Court m ill. T h e C o urt ha* affirm ed th a t the freedom of Opinion 0 f G . I . s Ha** M ti*V I upet-ch d<ie» not include th e freedom to Incite riot. T h in , __ „ ____ _ - tk» MONDAY THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA Temperature* were etoretnl ta rlirnli well aboVr freenng over most of the middleweit tolay and to do a -harper run-up to­ morrow The y already ha-l uo.JL alrftut 20 degree* rln cr tt.i r. 14 wave p;ii<cd. Influenza Strikes Quickly Hy W . V. Hitting Touchton Drug Co, out our heavy weapons, make the personnel play dead and watch our ohlervotloo post* for signals tu attack cl lli# ho** moment. Th»* rule rs of Husain a rc certainly hu m a n . A t leas! thev t -One M fcflof our units must rapidly Don't loign d.e Cluiu ul Mi*- display one too-human c b a n u le ris llc , in g ra titu d e . H e n ry C . „fy ‘,n*irrouml the enemy and cut rear a* a main objective, l(il) ul ||^ ,omi ci*a: Wolfe, a w rite r nn foreign a f f a in , remarks in the New Y o rk j At nigh night we must advance and ill i # . .. . n li-i* y. 'limes that tile Itussian* have much to say o f the A llie d freb out the enemy position and club lumhcoi, F ! Intervention a fter W orld W a r I, in which B ritis h . Japanese then return immediately to at­ W r v.ne drligbod with the cat- u||(| j, j,,, troop* invaded Russian soil in a futile ut- tack their position where fire­ weak.** loou on the aioill p -»r ui ll.c ben\ u stifle C om m unism at birth. r power The Is Reds showed a healthy re­ Overlooked Help You rail usually dlilinxuUk ■n attack of influrnra b> it.» sit it lie u ft •liny of general weaklifu and soieuest id tl.» budy, accompanied l-y a leu: and a headache, li it always advisable lo have a ductoi iliUIlrdlalely i . that you will be able lo wild off Ihr mute sri tout i oii)|.|irr Itouv that ran follow. tinal the cither day .C1* T i.e y neglect to m ention, however, th e different kind b S lrtJ n ^ Jl Effective medicines, ca.-.f.;. |y pir-ciibrd and aicurtUljr Prppcr as ponlilaaling i pi ^ n w ricar, intervention w h ic h followed. T h i s was the w ork milted --we havp no effective w ra­ .-siiiipouudrd are your best ally th# ifiponobiliiy lui dw pi»**"' „ f the A m e rica n Belief A d m in istra tio n u nd e r the chairm an- i |sin against heavy tanks." in comptering disease. C.,nu shooting war on timw | shin of Herlsert lltHiver w h o lu ler became president o f the , ^ hlnr, * ' ‘ ^ to rriy un an able phauuariti licnsl criminals-Chiu* *nd Kusraptured document ram* aa no fur your drug need*. . ia". Claude ss critainly planning United States. Between Septem lier. 1821. an d J u ly , 1023, i t |,hr fed m illions of BussinTt*. and supplied c lo th in g , blankets, i ui prise. Infiltration, attack from Tktt Is iSv M si* ml a » , k i ,| to liy * comeback alt light. the rear and Interdiction of supply hospital nuiiplie* and metiicine without s tin t. President K a ­ lines leave been standard Commun­ M lls i lt l aSsetlUcaseai* ■»»<*>• laa la rats M a o ear* west. We see wheir the influrnra menev of th e Sovieit U n io n stated In his o ffic ia l farewell to ist fighting procedure* In Korea. •s n i l s k l ii But American officer* a it im ­ epidemic which has bern ravaging the Com m ission: M uulinurd Iron. F if e One I pressed by the thorough study the age to each aut-mobil* at f4Cu. ihr British Isles is leading (or thn “ T h a n k s to the tremendous, u tte rly unselfish Chinese Communists have made uf N EW U K E K A N h i Jan. 22-u M P u K T IIU K O N . Mich., Jan. 22 Mrs. Janies B. Fux, of W in ­ counliy. You can go • lung way efforts o f the A m e rica n Relief A d m in istra tio n , American tactic* With cool cal­ — A Itl&tl limousine uwitrd by chester. Ky.. received cut* ull the ! — t/to— President Truman has 20 toward helping to prevent such an iltevii Italianu eras light cheek ami under the chin, ! Fuiplv lleait Minis!*— if thr U. j culation the Red* have tried to Salvature million* o f people of u ll ages were saved from chart a fighting course In which headed for Tampa today for de­ also a rut on the leg below thr S. mails saw them through tu the epidemic by exuding undue death, and whole villages and even cities were sav­ sheer manpower, cleverly directed, livery to members of hit family. knee following an automobile col­ White lluuse— to remind him of latifue. by keeping yourieM in ed fro m the* terrible catastrophe which wa* threat­ can overcome the twin American Italiano, head of a big Tampa lision at the junction of the H I ; his since regretted remarks about ening th e m .” |mmI physical condition, and by advantage* of mobility ami massed wine distributing firm, i* a miss­ Tree Hoad and the Orlando H ig h ­ the Marine Corps being thr Navy's police force. ing witness the Kcfauvrr Senate way at d:UU A M. Saturday. going to bed at the first sign ol a Nut hi h r like thia ia huard now from th e K re m lin . It fire power. The Imttire yet to come in K o ­ Crime Investigating Committee This was revealrd today by j cold. Ignore* the fact that o u r philanthropy naves! Ruaisia fro m The collision occurred, accord­ rea will show whether they have is hunting. The Committee want* ing to State Highway Fatrolman I’fc. Donald K. Chatterson, 20a (iinaxtrou* IdiKht, which could have lieen fa ta l tu the ift- fuund the answer. Marine veteran of him to give it a picture of the H. I). Harrison, when Mr. Fox, tho year •old It any of you people haven't funt C om m uniat governm ent. Tampa gambling set-up. driver, attempted to pans an auto­ Korea. Wounded, Chatterson nuw gotten around to looking up the Ills expensive limousine, com- mobile driven fay llom er Small, 37 is home on 30 day* rvcuperatlun W ould Am erican* be equally u n g ra te fu l7 It could be. 7 :30 plant ol tho*e words Wt gave you plete with tamper-proof hood year old Negro from Uiksland, leave. but we th in k better of the A m e rica n people. Hearing of the President's re­ which would make impossible the the other day, well gift it tu you t ________ — ______ t — who ia charged with failure to give II ••ilaweo rtmm ra*> Owe I •* brtt. for pianos, loottoes, cargoes, moving and the movement Is ex planting ef a bomb there, ar­ a proper signal, resulting In a mark* upon their evacuation to rived here some time ago by ship crash. Mrs. Fux was treated at an the Trrasure Island Marina Base peeled tu rotilinue through early ratuo, loons, vetoes, potatoes, * i at Sen Francisco, Chatterson Orlando hospital. Pei “The volume for the fium Naples. February. mementos, banjo*, ciedos. And by said he and Hi other wounded When Italianu nid not claim it -— |first hnif of Jtnuarv totaled 41.Damage to the Fox automobibr Ilcll W e ek," an obaerved b y fraternitie* m any coltitle** in mnnv col* Urt crate* returning U M flo & M to immediately, it was placed in was estimated at >1.000 and to the Marines were so angered that the way, Imjw many ol you know nil — « f the dead storage on a parking lot. Negro's rar, I40U Small posted they put their Purple Heart mrd Jliproachlnir the fiendinh. _____ . TBh- *. -' growers. Pmcticnllv _________ — -— the difference between a loisn and legU9, ban involvnd practice* appronchimr ; al* in thr same envelope and adSeveral day* later the American t>ond of 1150 following arrest. tendency tow ard cruelty h lr h nometimen neorn* , " !7~ , M —h** ------ . w ................ ............... . m-,-m n inherent ■iiMrri-lll : r ’ " ,------WV ---------------" V P credo anyway/ ; dressed It to Fresidrrt Truman. In a collision at 6:20 F.M. Sat­ in the yo u n g han lieen allowed full play, w ith ocruniotml _ f row. h K a p m t Agency notified the lot ha* been slowed in th « arsw by 1 the car would be railed for that urday two mile* from Goldenrod Chatterson san he nevri learned Congratulations to Mr. T . K- serious and even tragic renultn. cold weather ami In some cases afternoon but later phoned to on the Oviedo Road, Fred Siiiplev. | whether the President gut the Tuckrt on his reeledion a* presi­ In one M idw eitern college, the death o f tw o atudent* lack of moisture, though most camel the Older, the tot's owner Ml. Orlando, a passenger in a IMS* j medal*. Besides describing the Marina dent of the Fernald-Laughton a* a direct renuit of “ H ell W e e k " observance aw akennl the growers are In position to irrigate said. Merrurv Coach driven by William Today, he said, the agency J. Friedman, M , Orlando, was rorp* as the Navy's police force, Memorial Hospital Association, and college w orld w ith t Jolt. T h i n school now forbid* these their field*. - 1 The Florida C ity Hlate Farmers' Ordered the rar released to a seriously injured. Including frac­ the President accused it uf havthe fine year which the hospital goings-on, and such project* a* helping to m ake nubatanI - 1Market report* report* enmy chilly ami and some representative uf the McGregor tures of the arm. leg and skull. M r. ing • propaganda machine the not Agency In Tampa. It wa* re­ Friedman had a fractured arm and esjual or Statin'*, lie later apolo­ ha* just enjoyed under hit gindiny dard housing more livable h a ve been adopted In their place, S. what cloudy weather, decided deridi ported the representative would bruised rhest. and damage to hla gised and expressed his regrets. influences wherein lor the first Th e U n iv e rs ity of M aosachuaetU In te rfra te rn ity t ^ n e l P j ^ *J**J"f Describing fighting in Korea, drive the ra r tu Tampa. rar was estimated at 11,200. Both lias recently replaced.tfte f o rm e r Initiation stu n t* by “ C h a ri„crr.'L,j., u S n,Sd f r L time in many years it reported a were taken lo the Orange Memorial Chatterson told a reporter: “It's profit of some $9,222. Such figures acter-buikllng Week. (.goo tu | I 2.40 with an average Hospital in a Winter Fark ambu­ like a horrible nightmare. You | can't Imagine what it's like." College students can no longer lie called b o y s and girLs. jaf »v.7». Daily auction* started are eilrrtnely encouraging at the lance. Chatterson wa* wounded twice advisability of building llw Fish M nturitv has lieen thrunt u»Kin them, w h e th e r they are the past week. The other driver In the r-'lliston ll'rtSHhaae dmete fat# *»»#! and lust 48 pound*. He now A good volume of retery, cab­ was D. A. Lucas, 22. Oviedo, who Memorial Hospital l* being debat­ ready fur it o r not. It I* hea rte nin g to nee th e m nut aside bage, cauliflower. English pen*, more than 26 year* as superintend­ weighs only WJ pounds. First ' » chlldlali, nennele** horseplay In favor of m o re enlighUsieti lettuce and a variety af hunched ent of the Hospital Association, was d riv in r a 1041 Ford coupe- The was hit al Inchon. Later he was 'd . ^ car was demolished and Mr. Lucas twin ted out this morning that the [ activitlM . hit by machine gun bullets in vegetables Is antlcloated on th e ! suffered abrasions of the face and North Korea. A IrlUr from Ben Guthrie points Hanford State Fa/mara' Market bcMKipita! at Ita former location was brulae* about the hips. able to accommodate uttly 26 pa­ this week. A steady deniand for all 1 out to ut that a recent issue ol tients at a maximum and that 20 I.'UHM SIGN 14 TVa >—L - -2—__ effectively on over >• thousand citrus products la eypeclod during { patients urdinarly were a “ good Iral Florida Foods, the White­ the Tampa Tribune reported. I M rOwfOM bHm C H IC A G O , Jan. 2 2 -O P j— The the current week and a murk acres to make water walk d iv e a “ 125.000.000 Orlando Fire Sweepa load", a* be put lb head Cold Storage building and Chicago Cute hast recalved an needed rala In that vkinlty will hill. The aid hospital building was the Fernald-Laughton Memorial othar batch of seven signed player Through 2 City Varelwuset', Najmunif J . J r f f r r y i materially improve growlag condi­ When land la plowed and left tion*- The past weak on Iho San­ first occupied in IM F, M r. Lawton Hospital. Apr. 16 was set for the contracts bringing a two day total *•'*— •/ “Cad I. mt immJli, 1-4" which Ben lakes at hyperbole ol naked and unprotected, » udder declared. J. O. . Building, New York Giant to 14. i ’ M I aa lk M * .. krf magnificent proportions. But we winds lash at Inc toil ami blow It ford Market la reported aa the City Manager McKIbbln aakl hesdnuarters, and Apr. 22 for Heading the newest list of eertl ' heaviest sailing week experienced b* ha# *l*«i he»r* Inform*d by I a , - I m i - i *— — * . aerag. Cover craps and greet** nail thU seaeou. ate not to sure, the way price* are tbe Homctcl, the main building lufd IM I players are outfielder C,*4as*r ,1 t il I dnwa the topsoil and buhl It on Lieut. Commdr. Compton, that all t . n , , , u. a. tu of I he Fellowship Foundation. d A lN E A V IL L K . Jan. SS tftpegoing up, we doubt if • couple ol H a l Jrffraat, third baseman Ran­ Frost prevailing In the Pihokre Is m la I s i l i s t , the land. Cover co p * such a* Hairy places occupied by civilian e«Frank Shame*, president o f som Jackson and pitcher Umar rial)— Farmers and ranchers In , — r, %m4 I n * — State Farmers’ Market arc* con­ warehouses could be replaced lor la S « U l a li a . Florida have already declared war Indigo and Lupines In addition In­ tinues to slow up production, at the very latest by A p r. 22, Florida Fashions, who Is here Lown, the Cuba' No. I draft choice. $23,000,000. And in another year on a sneaky enemy that Is more In­ crease toll fertility and provide S.a, S u l Sea-Wio ■ un a visit from New York, said Others who returned signed con­ though a light movement of be***, and many before that date. r f iH i * . s a il Ism freeing for livestock, river >10 March I was set a* the dead­ this morning that M b firm, who tracts are first baseman Kevin or iwo, it might be $23,000,000,- sidious In It* approach than eoma l .o > a a I ram. rabhagg and leafy vegetebt, Baal i p a M liV ii s munlsm. Wind and uncontrolled t bouisni acres have been planted with a nOed naovemeal of celery line for the vpealton of bat rack*. has been occupying a number of Connors and Fred Richard*, third tta to s n u (tops la F U i Ida's anil I he former mess hall, now oc­ buildings nt (be airport, baa not baseman l-eon Rrinkupf and short­ water have annually been ODffr- conaervaltoa districts. Is anlfclppled for this week a s 4 a>*a*slaa-l *sa a a , a a a * ,* a e s s Farmers in the Fort lite r. cupied by the Fellowship Founda­ ytt fuily decided oa plana for stop John Curiek. hrdl<id Cildwell. civilian de­ |ng away at thousands of arts* of l a l a a a l i l . (a a la ia To w L. Maxwell. President of Stft# Farmers' Market vicinity tion and Iho adinliditralion oulld- Its future location. rodurtivs agricultural land. Ftorfease chief, supports the plan Inr s iX m aa 4 la sia is si la farmers and rancher* am us­ the flarida Asaoctelhm uf Boll were experiencing Pr,,c rape** of ing, now occupied by the Caatle Aa a chemical. 76 time* more •eastot f c n h , t — I'di*ner*ing wvvernnient agencies at ing a modern weapon In combating Conservation DlatrV-t Supervisor* t?JX> lo st.10 ob World Roalrr Apartment*. H ie geographic center of the sugar It produced in the Hailed ~ S. a a 4 a d d s * t - i April I la the deadline fur United States it in Smith Countv. Stoles than any ether pure, or­ * “ 8 War It , , . B a a aaasasrs l*a W ■ hedge against the possibility of these destructive forces, ft ia stated that ever 4Kl thousand Fenner and 111.60 per bu-hel on tsafs I a n s , Ba.aaa a r f I a f«a 4 falOas acres of pasture land has beep California Wonder Fepper though leaving the hangar building, Cen- Kansan. ganic comiouiM. t t air raid on Washington. Such •Noll conservation.' set improved and over I M thousand the volume continue* light due The apreading use of the new dispersal would certainly gu a long acres have been planted to Im­ to frost damage. A few eggplant was told here today by way toward making Washington Colia. m |). Gunn, State Conservation­ proved pasture greases. When close and tomatoes are taring offered on lam attractive to enemy Lomben ist for the U . 8. Boll Conservation growing gratae* gala a foothold, that market. the soli materials are held to W a useful Urge*. They certainly Service. Over M million aeree of ■dace by the network ef roots. would not bomb those beautiful land are now In organised set! m - Grass cover It one of nature's beat nervation districts. Thera sra to­ buddings just to lo destroy the art day M tail coaaervatton districts ia w ay ef conserving noil. treasures, which incidentally should U counties. Seven new district* be removed lo safer hideaways in w tie ergsalsed during the past r a s s s s : " " * " * 1" - " r. They are Wakulla. Nassau. , *» In *ka llw ptef past thru* U the interior of jb e country. yuan more 210 Magnolia A ve n u e | p h |M4 ereaeeeneo v*wid‘ jta e am Martin, •han 100,000 Ante Americans have been m ---- b-a Bb Lueie, Oa- site liberated the town. polio victim*, Mr. Tbe automobile industry anSa said. T h U (Irnn, dependable and by purrhaxlng any Michaels, World W a r II aide to la almost aa many mat., ...................... The campaign In Florida to pot a. the total pouncf* a 20 to 30 percent cut in General Elsenhower, led task en end to aoil destruction by wind for all previous year* sine* the Nolh«"» yow ran be nitre y«« u , „ cuoduclion during the lutrcnl year, force Wolfhound on tbe ................................................ tn TV at mean* that 20 to 30 pertessl ,« r " " ard to „ „ , tbe p t v le whp w.g.rd Mw will not be able to htlto i t e . H* tk e « e r % •Pont for two u U also indicates some nor an I V care, he added. AA t Waal 1 *,. whose erlmv s s 'n fa Jefferson and _ ol aulonwbuef may beIr^Mtlan. Practically ned fe'm. New paint, new coven, t -cessary. WHot is said here rubber. Running. a tta c k s A n o t t o -r strafing atom by water starts anally good mechanically automobiles is probabhr also N ew gent cover*. w ad tertfiarmeat?^ of radios, wasbing machines, . 7 5 p 9 J9 K Ip'rieod” h*'P U T p#,l° M tlw t iral ditch to the v,Mey v.Uey The Chinese hod ehppod away ctyic refrigeratori, and many of The enormous coat of ■aU sa Hs days before. The Wolf1 other luxuries end tabor aaecare, in addition *■ lid U g i ^4 are trail vices to which w« have be* just five hours at Italiano LimuuHine Delivered I Tampa Three Car Wreck 20 Wounded Marine» Send Truman Medulit CD C C r ULL Sound 9 Movies TONIGHT 1st Baptist Church Crook neck Outtrrowing Hell Week $ !N C E REPEAL HoHpituI War Is Declared O nS oilE roaion And Wind Damage C March Of Dimes “Mike" Mkheeils USED CAR SPECIALS NICHOLSON BUICK CO. i,{ r as, 3941 Plymouth Tudor Sedan j s s s r/a a rta s s ' I S M . ' ’ m - 1911 Super dtluxe Ford �M ONDAY nr, i JA N . t t if Social A n d Personal Activities 9 I'llONK 1 IK Social Calendar Program Presented P> .Munson Pupils S A N ro n n t if r a i Phi la (lu .ms Meet A l Mrs. Slinceiplicr’s The home of Airs . A|. Stim upliet was the scene of the I'hil athea meeting of the First Itaptisl Church last Thursday evening The co-hosts'* ..-S wet. Atrs. A|. C. Stone. A||s. At T !l.,.. * , .. Alt-. Cliarles It, nhuio AD« Stone prrw l: i over th* business meeting. M r-. Stins-ciphei lead the group ip prayer aial AH' Haynes gave a talk ..ti Service" Alls. Hrailey Ddham talkrsl t" the group alsoit ‘Tiine wastesl an t •fcf Mn»ii|r»fti| ilrrsls Dfif rOllltl il*» in ||h» miiniti " th* v li t *|i|t t») . and Airs. K J Alaitin toll ...I on tithing. Thus., pissent were urg«s| to at tnn.l the Chain of Alltsjona whirl, will la- held in the Firnl llaptist Church ou an. ".A nnd ‘.'if. After the hlisine*s no'elin^ * humorous *klt was pie .'Ptssl t' the group hy Airs Haynes, A|i Voile Williams, Ji .in,I AM* Wnl ter Alorgan. Delicious refreshment s wet scrvcsl hy the hostesses huff,' style to the following member* Alls. Haynes, Air, Andi.w*. Alls K. II. Katilerson. Airs C T . It* bun. Air*, j . H Fhtllips, Airs. A D. Holloway, M r- J I. Kadei Alt * \A' A Pm . Mr* Clyd I'lrrcv, Mi*. AV. M Trip p . Alls AV J. I’earock .Il . 'll* C I ( ‘arter J r , AH* tblhaio. M lClarence Collins. All I 1 Alai* till. AH*. AV A Schmidt, AH , Hud <l\ Angel. Alt- Ural arrl, ADJes... A. C<M»k. J r . M r- Alarjori.Cowan. AH*. Morgan, M i- I.. Al H snu-s Alls .Slone At, It. obnm. 'I. Willmm . 'I .- Ruth Owe tiling. A ll" llollte Kmilh. ant Mis. |V I.. T i m si ef St. IVtcr* burg. M oNhU •'woo pupils of the Fannie It. I Mrs. Firsl Gana* left Inst night There will lw a Temp, ran. Mon-on Studio rnti'itained for I for IT . I'lcrre where she will Clinic Illustrate,! with «” iin>l m->. •tiri families and a nuinlirr of s|iend a few days wl|h her family. jn { p irtm r. nl tlif Kh I Itiitu* L'hUlrh ut 7:tU 1V.A1 Mrs. AV. \V. I.ee ha* ret nr rust tinI ■ on M vri!.- Aim i jreaUn i l T 'l i A t day afternoon. Ila lets of gia- home after visiting with ftiemls The Chapel Choir of lb. First diohi.es and palms ilw iu ir d the in Mounvllle. S. C. lUptift Cliuich will li.'lil i.heni il tudli. for the occasion. Aliss Jane this evening at li;45 IV Al Mrs. McKay Trulurk left yesA\ l.a|lry ai t.-d as hostess for the The rilot Club will I...I.I il tnday for New Orleans weie ah" afternoon. hu'inesa meeting in I A .. M The complet. p n .rlino follows: will visit relatives for a week Club at K;00 IVM i n .. . !. .1 t,. "C m oil lm|M nnl' Morey, the bnaril meeting it 7:"'l I’ M Mr. and Mrs. G'>rdori Sweeny Janies |iavi .Messiah rehcar.'al will I ■ V. 11 ,t "I'lirmii* Story"— Heller; •'Alln- have left for Atlanta where they the First Methmtist Churrh nt H."o llett.1 in I . V Ites'lhnren G •rald. plan to spend the next week. I'. M. A ll sin iter* at. urgc.l in at. me AAilkrrson. K K. Aider has left for tend. 1 ' 1 .... Aim. |," \A K O M ls ti \ t High I’oint, N . C where he will S w iin r, |Poma Newsom. Till- 1*1M> ri Meeting S t u n .1 "Sla, s|)« nd the next week. and S nipe, Forever" the First Itni'lnt I'htiirl, nil Son.a. Ap,il Katie, pin at 7 :IlO I* At. W r will ••rtinu. Mr* It I AA ynn of lladdrn. "Jon. Caprice"— King. Aon with the stu.lv I.f tin Ixtok nl Davis, field. N. J. a im nl ttslay to Kpheninn*. ‘ Themr from Concerto in It .i» nd a week with hei sister. t i lt It.SIIAA Mrs. Mil lam Kussell. Minot Tarhaikaoskv; "V ictory The It.iinrli.i Jnle- Junior till, h StilurtM, K U h j A' ih im thrrh'nvl will m.-cl .1 the Fi»«t M "i I1■ Mr. and Mrs. T . S. Crawley Inro* of th e Alountaln HaptUt Chun h tonight .1 ; .m Nym ph"— Tn y lm . I.ynn Ginson have n« their guests their dauirIV SI. ■•'•arch of the AAV, F >lk" J,*s* ter Mrs. William Kennedy, ami The Klnri.la Chain of Alt- «tonal v 1 si<* C.awno, Doiothy I m •on Hilly of Jacksonville. Assemblies will have theii I "Dance of the Dafftwlil* — Ale,Ting tonight III thr I n t lU p Mr*. J. 0 . Tipton of Coffee .Altai*. Julie Gore ti>t Churrh at 7: JO IVM F i n e r ; villi'. Kah. Is the house guest of "Happy Alomcnta1 Jararan.la Cirri.' >f |in g .m .I. ii "Skatei's Itendervoii tillhei*. Mr. and Mrs. Herman K. Alorris C lub la having •* hiolgc |>.ut) ... and sons. Small Nlhtuck. I’. M nt th.- Gar.lrn Center "The Strolling Harp Flayer" Th r Th rift Shop nrorhei ft II. Mitirady of Uiwilinke, A u , Women's Club an Mi I. II Hay liar.ling. IVggy Thornley. "Foie.t Alurniers". Il.dm, Kay Is >.|>etidiiig the winter x*tl|| Ills unit Mr> F ri.l William daughtri and son-in-law, Mi. and I’liaran. ■ «•*« t A “ AAaltr in A Minor" llrnhnis, Mrs. It. M. Maker. Thr I tr. |•t IfI Women All on Atnrilvn Calhoun. ary Union <>f s. rotnuli . . Th,< Misses Kvn and I’eml Hu lligari Hole “ Saids,th Calm ” lion will lui,.* .* rover ml .list, hull i . " K .........!At.,Hard: horn have returnril to GmnwiMal, lunch, on nl III mi .A M next “ Stairs N ig h '" Hopkins, Air,. S C. after visiting with Mr. and Friday, in the t o n . , a llaptist Airs. M. I.. Ralwirii. At C Stone. Churrh The Seminole C t..,p 'ir Ndt rioter the |o,.|hle Kaglc" Order of the Kastcin Star, held AA'si'oer. Joe Fisher Mi. and Airs. St. Clair AA'hile Iheir rcgtllai meeting Th ur«d n i "Clow W orm " l.lnekw, Alary have had as their gur»t>, Mr. night with the pmgrnni mi "Oh c ■ Itnhhy White'* brother and sister-in-law "S'.da" Arndt, lb My Hi van. of Charleston, S. C- Mr. and M i-. ligation Night". After a short tiu*inrss meet Ing. "Itlnrh H a u l AVnlti" Alarv. T. IV White. the AVorthy Slat ion. Alt*. S lamg. AV-l.li. Kllen Vlhlen The South.i.|. 1‘riim iiv School “ Swaying Uo«<-s” Iodise l»ele; Mis. It. I«. Shinholsel, who Is ill held an implr**lv,' and l.enutlfol held ll> ?n«nt|ilv hlitInlay party "AVi-hlnit Star" Crey. I.lnda Jacksonville visiting her daughter, Oldigntiun Service wh.ti all mcm Friday nrierti.H.ii A short pro Darker. .Airs. Joe Davili, is tepoitel tu l.e Iw'is ami visitor* pi, .n l renewed urarn was i.iro n tril h\ AH* lam their otiligatioi, taken nt tnilin serlmitly ill. “ At!.!• union t A|nonligh|" King Reynold’n leeonrl grail,•. Happy lion. The ohltgatlon a.lmlni' Ceraldine Wilkin-on Itirthdav wn« -nog l.v tin wV.I.Mr and Airs. J. Al. t'aiioron trrn l hy W orth, Fatron, J. F " AVeliding of the Fainted Dolls" •rhiwil to th. chililicn who cell llolticlaw. Aliout it.', member* llrnwn-Freed. Nancy Itoundliee. have as their guests. M i. and Airs. l.rated h iitln b n . in January, a “ Starlirht Serenade" Fcslerer, C AV. I'insoi, and family of Hone. look part in the eeienomy. birthday rake donalail hy 'I* , i After the mrciing was u<li<>urti apath, S C. Itol.h was 'r ill'll |o tin rhlldrrn Hatluira Flynt ed. a surprise lotlh.lnv f u t y wa "In a Stnrlit Crti.'eri" FetlerAimmir t h v » inr-'-nt f|«.m th.lamg. A Mrs 7.eh Itatllff and Mm. AA It given honoring Al,» “ Th. tim e s " AA».|is, Donna first gruih- were l.y td i Kch'.ls Kirl.y have ir|urnn,| fn.ni St. hilthdnv inke lost Ip nsl au I AteTe. r. llo»eo Don. it Ann ftrhtunatlier, Augustine where they attended white, her official colors, was rut Alatie r riltiin n , Joy. <• 'la .iu ir I . 1 the funcial of th n r aunt. M i« hy Alt, l ong Saodwi, low and Jimmy Hay. Hat pi Vat . I.dm l Corn Colas weie »rxc.| l„ tjn AV. A Vaughn. AVI.DDINC FI.AN K Cash. Wayne Whlttcri. |til|i | U I guests. A|i> It, *t v Jo Itnllnwnv t.otav er, Krunrth ftlKlai son. AH. ba> I AH und Mr*. Ilarrv I.,*’ and Alimre, Carol, n Diehl. Fai r H'af- iinnounml the plan, of h n » n l - Air. and Air*. Itoiml.l June* »P"ni* as theii guest* At, und h fuel, Hav It.iim tt and Carol dint: to l.eon Swain. Jr., whim Sunday In loikc 'Vales a 11,. ,AI. I'ii* l-MUgl. o f l i . .. I " . , , . lorn, the wiil take place AViilla sdav at M•1 r» guest* of AD. and Air*. I er Dtap Hret^h. . I'n.. nnd Air. and AH , AA'. F. HU' v Thpsf y A/tCt. Utr •sjiiiitTkf*1'.' F At »< tbr First Itaptial Chuieh. rr. of It'Oinoke. Vn.. w ho ale >nrnuH were M nYv’liyTin"He»ie, f'.ertr id. nnd will tie followed hy a leeepto sooth Florida. » I.lnda i Hnn In the ehur* h’s annex Stafford. Kranre- IFwlorr. AH*. |j,,l Maxrv and daughter Mis- Holloway i« Die daoghter Io,u f!rootle, fotVerne Slleny, A|nrv Jeanne and Air* IV T . Wilson of All and 'll* Fled liana hud Kllen tlnon. FnuU IV r, i . K liif of Ati ami M r. Jack tloltnway Ftoslproof s|M',it Hundav a, the as Iheir guest* this weekend. H'ltler William Dn v|. oho 7 avim ni»l Att Swain I Hie <n of Alt guests of Alt. and Air*. A I. Skin Air and M i- |.. It llln l ..f Ta m ­ arid ' l l - I At, Swain No formal ner. Jay Altman, AA'nvoe P‘>» 'n In pa. Gary lianas, who ha|" "I In Vital loll, ole la ing sent. Alt WV-ifall. Nelli, Ituker, In.i.- In l he la«l week in Tampa will. 'll. fneri.l. and relatives of the motile Irirlis, Johnny Kinerson. Th r Mis*,** Ata.v Anne Gallo and All*, lilt si, le lm n c l with From the thint grade woie Al a ir eordutlv ilivitrsl |o attend wav. I.ila 1.,-ffler and Faye Wil­ them. King. Clenn Owen. Hole it KH»liam* have rrtutned lo Florida wotth. I utilise Clnson, Doiothy Stale University after spending Tyre, Janet Clenn, Charh Hen- How c i, George Cull* i house, Carl the weekend with their parent*. Friends of Alt*. Fn.h.i (.Tub'll AH ham. Ilnonle Whitten. Hemusal, Harluon Knudson, Hugh will regret to learn of the death And from the fourth grade Co.Hliog, Gladys Sludelatker and Mr. nnd Mrs. W. II Kirl.y had of her brother. George Kiehn. r, were Judj H&irifD. William Jerrtlyn Cook. a« theii guest* over the weekend which occin i , >1 nt hi* home m their daughtei nod sondn-lnw, Kiexrl Hill. Fhlladelphla, Fa S.<AH. and Atr*. S. S. Ihamc nnd son or.lay afteiiuam. Air*. C u rl.'ll left Sat unlay night |,y plan. <t Hhrllev II, of All.crn.lntc F hila.lelpliin lo atlcnd Ho- funcul Alt. and Alts. It. M. Ilnkri hav. services Vt*»l ihrr M eeting Is Held Hy Eastern Star Order Party Is Given Hy Primary School o A FLORIDA STATIC THEATRE Hu* Lamplighter It, TO M DOT I.K Mr. And Mrs. Tciicli Arlior I)a> Obscncd Honored Al I'nrty Hv Wcstsidc IViinan There weie several things we like.) Very much uixitlt "The llrenkmg I'.ont"— It was a lultcvuld. oi. lute plavc.1 hv twlievahle cliai- thr S.iofoid T ro ti* i i i -It, *|K»iiM»r.’.dels who -nl.I la-licsaide thing*. »il hi '!»■* K I Hludoiii im •»•John liaffi,'Id's wife l.a.kisl like |»tn liitirfi t»f .Ml* I <in h'» *ri%ir«M any clean-cut gill whom you might n« «i>riHiif >rf thi rnuriit Hltlr •e. -hopping in a super market t««**t ym r. lrnils*.! l.y a couple of pig-tailed, (imms M in ' |d«\id not winu'rw lolghl eyed little daughtei* G a r­ wr * riifoyrd In ill k'lir^tA. M l«. intd. in the role of a hat»*•,•.! Shsidoin |l9t*«rntr«l • riniil AllltMttl|| husband, driven hv cliviiuistanrc* •Wit* off*» \*hich Mr nnd Ml** .nit. tiiuW.og I,,loctidmik moral ,lc I’roch Aii'ii' |*i«*»* olid v%i*h il . isiohs, was good. Ii»\rlv iflU It was a simple, «io* I -tiuv a lo iVlirimiR it»fn •lllliriit^ of liti'WHemingway, n| a mao who makes r i • nnd rh'CM , kiimnn Irnf m kc In, living with a la.at and who, nnd rn flrr u n r •rmnl to tlit* when t inies gel rough, resort* to foilon inn i ' ' \| I I 'I ,f ., voiiplr ..f shady deal* to pull i . \|i u II 1 . 1 » Mr* I ... through Faliicia Neal, a pa*- M M»fi|»r*y. Tn vlo t, ••.s. r m the l.oat. i* gieallv nt Hfininr, Xlio M T . • i le,| t» him, hut Garfield re- Mi* W It Mi liointi. Mr* ^ I ■il'. u giaal luiy and ha* th,* and Mr*. .1 I! Mnmlhornr, Mr tnge lo tell her to go away. V N E*tcilv. 'lr . nnd The character* »pv.ik ns wo and Mr Mi F. W Mill*. Mr nnd Mr* would e\|Hi t them to sp,-ak Con |t S Rowan. Mr and Mr- I R fiontct l.y a situation that i* in Kkrnhottrr, M l-. M.ir \ M* M 'il'iin lotcinhb', liaffi,'Id doesn't say, Alt d. nt, ctr, umstnnres over•>helm me I don't *cc how I can go on this wax What .nl, I do?" No, in the g.Mxl old II, -mill gw at hi* "(in 11 adit Ion, lie sats, "Honey, this is Th r rutt*M'ii*» M|»i(**nt hum**!) fnr ti... bird* " And then, strong viitora nnd %1*c* Sndi-m, ifH iil. .tin ,a lte r that lie is, doe1* sonic* ninniriir. pilv c m 'i I will n rr nil tiling ntaiul il. Mien in 11«**-« f.^«m .itinc .nnmialt A on mat not have Ilk. .I the pic­ |H(Aini* a* human ln |ri|»* I'nhapn ture, toil this mil. h <un la- said v%r nil Imit’ hitn; l«rtau*r wr* or%' Im it- we never roll lit ilnul.t the wntrhltu: our r .ic t, l« d iilim l icull-lit of It ot of Its e h ninrlerIt was *11 algid from the shnulder a. ting, und straight from the shoulder dialogue. •rl%r* III alrlinti. Cartoon* A\ •, like ,natty otliei pi opl., g*. lo a movie not only to see the fcatuic, tod a l... to see tin' eat l.a-li ll.'kvl and Jckvl, Toni and J u r y , llcn iv and hi* stupid l.eai •n, and All Mngo send u* into b>»tetiea Hint makr us act in sueli a marine! either a* to make our in xt seat la-ighlxir lix.k at us tlis gusttngly, muiiddc something in au.lil.le llluoigli I detect piofnndv' und get up and find a seat fai away, <<i •I*,- to make him .plite, all over a- lie exhort* u* plead mglv oi idheiwisr, to stop ALAN LADD in “HKANDHI)" TIM5SHAY .M WLDNICSDAY •t »MnH» a» * th* |* | tv^fh r*|rr II. Ri Mil R I I 'M t h U l l P I I I I \T I \ M \ . fan. J « n . - J (Sf*p' \\ •. |*t'*qI iipi .util tlm*f* ,i* t«fiti|? 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I l."i AA (Mu -o»i«s. iLrnim t •»( F u -ti • m il Ihiii 1 Ii of thi •il \ IMAM) I.KSSONS p c k D• the rut inflict* un Htn, ! fit iMnn«r fiMi) n i(*iiiii| %*itli « u l » t IT r»»!in * iiirlH out \bith Inin* phviinii h H'lljfi', MMftlllltl* lll«* •<•t VbiH rxt-iv rh*\n MM'iiti* hr lii'vlM1*. Thi iiimiim * tu in i Jor I .**iii • NO Ktftllil r t l« llr « • III Ml y «ti«l hi* •liifid U mi »Mii t«*f*ft**•fit .» irim t iiiMhlciii What «an n fit111•• do uitli a »tii|dd «<m T Mr Iftrn tu hrt|i him. lo th'tMM * Inin, only to hnvi* thr >lo|*iditv «d Li* Min turn on him nnd rn lu rr him to n m r lillory. Ilrn rv , thr fn th rt, rm rf|fr« ti nimfduiht fiDfti th r fio v . Lot oidv n ftri hr ti«» d "iir oinrthinj* |«irttv i« m ( h I ••• R(’uiil) Toiisiilhtul d ir r r l from llir A i' ia ^ ork S . 1 I011 o f S P R IN G IN IS HM F L O R ID A .... I l i e Vt.tf III S « t . 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('rilik«» thr riitl'Mift rnil* n llli tin* I'm plm nt, Jin* « n I .« •••itKiMbblh i mi irip if. (lit *r>di\idti.nl fooio* Thr? tiirnnlni «»C il»*i ' i h I c Ji hipi wm k lii a iv v in y i' on IN T U N E W IT H America's Greatest Hillbilly Comedian f.f " » r i r e VAii.it Is It nixnd a enlt.x.n that a,a le . us laugh so long and loud If at tlie Imtunc* and inlsfoi nine* of animals raiieatuie.1 a I. limnii la-ingsT i'erhnps It is Hi., nine tiling Unit makes us laugh wlicn Fiofessor So and S**, a mail with unaiteinl.le dignity, slip- on the l<.. and In fnlliog, nil his dig nitv i sunder..1 into fiagmetil*. lo Toni and Je rry , the rat n • piesent* tin t.iule power, thTam m nnv Hall, m ta'ihnps the big Ilian witli tile log ear and th. Mg phv*b|tie The mouse, on the ..the, hand, i« the nude,dog all il" w n t. lad having a little Inig, i loaui in his head Ilian tin . ut la >„ Use tierrssitv li|ia llmde linn II • T C P P IR S L A S T T I .M K S T O D A Y ! 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At Eastern Teams Week Of Feb. 13 Is During 1951 Season Set For tiolf Tourney k lly JRK H V LINK A C IIIC A H O , Jan. 22 (A T The Nalioial Fuutlmll la-agor's nilhual meeting itaggerrd Into ita Affh day today In-cause, Cliica . i go ir owner (Jeoigw Hnlas thinks "Anld fjttig Hyrie” In pm footI M il pays off at tlw laiSoffire. - i f l i e w old Horae* Hreeley adf: ‘ Ho west, young man," hollers: MUu east, my Aa a result, the ntiwr 11 rlub owners today tried once again In •• on i divisional lineup for i I H I aeaaon, nr w en poesihly lag* ■ round-rohin setup 1> u r t i d u b play* every other Insists that Ids Bears _ traditional league rteab with the New York HaitkU Washington Redskins, or lt«ve a go at the cham'Icveland Browns on, the Bear* were the National (W don and played only i rivals, the Chle- blSis Tbe second annual Mayfair Inn and Hr mmole Count ly Club Men's invitational gulf tournaaient ha* Imho schei luted (dr the week of FeU U . All amatrur memhera of clubs dual* (n receipt of person*I (n. receiving Invitations and indivi­ duals will be eligible ta com pete. En try fee of 98 covering all social entertainment* aa well na the tournament will tie mad# Entry deadline has been eel for noon Tuesday, Feb. 13, for actual Playing of the tourna­ ment which will run Thursday through Saturday of that we* IttU lallon that Commissioner Bert Dell claims will increase 'segue game U!»vlai*n by 76 per cent nail year. t. Defeated proposal* by the San Francisco 49#rt which would have forbidden tr ada . af U n til or first allow•t draft choices, c teams under or a 606 eersaUage to picks la Uk* aecoad JA N . 22, 1W5I Kentucky, Vandy Aggies Succumb Baseball Is Ended Florida State League Increases Straight Lead Court Teams ToTopTeamJinx, I n Alabama State Limit On Veteran Players To Five ( A nd Southeastern from the HARPER , In Southeastern Lose To Sooner* M O N TG O M E R Y , Ala , Jan. 22 Florida State League directorsKI)volrd unanimously to rai‘* Ihe limit on — (A*)— The Class " D " Alabama veterAfi pDyeri from thre^ to four in merlin* Sunilty ,*'r *' lV , '1 League ha* thrown In the H o r s e ’s M ou th Both Are Unbeaten In Kentucky And L.I.U. .Stale towel aa far aa thia year's oper­ Inn, presided over hy Presidenl John Krider. Following an abyimal (in i quarter which caw ihr local f u r Itehind 17*0, the frlriylrd * luiltirnly ( ju «ld firr .Hid played an over-confident Wmtrr Garden Irani In .i itanditill (or thr lilt thrrr quaitels to lotr 44 34 Friday nitihl. I’l.iymw at il in a trailer llir Crleiylrds muffed patits. rnmrd thtlli lly H I) IIA R I'K R and foiK»l thru defensive atiiKiimeult m a llioioughlv dtdieailcninv llilior la syb c bail d u ln la>>Hianm-r lor in* ant ire In it quur-e a kno.ty protdem going into tin10HI season Player shortages lira! an- almost certain to drvelup ai Ilo llr scored Iro ifiiii* III Ituii the ii m int services draft cuts i|u* rt*’r on undefended c r i p j into the lit nod Iti year olds who shut* hardly lit* imnl akillful or ar,- Ih* hack la,ri,. ,,f leaguou such difficult any to will. such ki the F.urida .Slalc ainl Herald Covington, wliu acred Heurgia-Florida. eight poi::tr during tJ•n W Doc solution, already adopted Hr I 'K I K Alt I III It icopt-d in tiw dial basket ill lire I.ONH I1KACII, Calif., Jsn 22 hy thr Heurgia-Florida ami yesrcuud quartri utter a bllDeruiK (d*i -A dogfight down to the tn d a y approved hy Ihr- Florida Irrtilre from Coarli Fred Hartu-i Slate, is to rise the limit on >i lit the club hack into the garm' eighteenth green »eemi a rer players who have had more than tniul” tielny h i the fourth loand with ron. iderahly more spirit If cum• > up in the- tto.nno l_akc five y ra n III t'lai* D leugoen lo till too much more skill. three. Wise Hardin, who fooled out wood I’nih l)|ien tiolf TournuFor sunie cluhi this |* a grim metd. rally in the gum* aa lie rmide a solution. Those which nr. af A couple of weeks ago l.loyd desperate attempt to guard the fllialrd with major league rlu!.Winter Hal den renter, put tw o Mnttptum -tatted t he- final IK will tie forced lo carry many holeof Hol.oi Aligeles open and Jim m y Smith dropped in two five- "trohi-i off the- pace, yrt green youngsters who have lie.-o inor* anil the score iluml ti to 17. sell! down for seaiooing. h'u ennio along to win. {tut a foul shut and goal hy Win room will Ih- left on |Its* roster Today no le * than 17 players Head made it il 21. t ’ovinglun for the *Vla-1 " players or I lime again got Iwio and Clause who an* within tile aauie five-stroke who are giuel to class D hall pliyrd his wulrt game of the ye:n ell iking distance, although thl* hut not tpiiic good enough to hut played hi head out doimr It, time Mnmrruru is in the van. Although he Is tu •triikr* move up, tnade n foul shut, hie fir-t of It For other cJub* the problem it 01 alei pal at 21)7, mi fielcr is the poiida. even worse though not a ffili­ Moipen and Win-trod each g.d competition tlent ids showing only ated with major hajue rluh- they two foi III*' Bed Devils followed left lilio tied with Cary Middle cannot afford the -alam-:-. comby a beautiful shot on thr dead cuff, nod Julius Homs,, a 30 man-led hy the clan players and run hy Itow. Covington got two year-old newcomer, who led the are forced lo compete agaiiel and tijieai# looped in a long "hot f ir I two days. who can c>i Burro.. Horn Mid PI nr 3, M. C„ larger cities from behind ihr foul circle to make had i Oh the fust day, a <’>H the cooi|atilioii ii llu- soot of any thr score 21) to II at the half. league, a team which can’t hold Coming out after thr half with second nil a one-under p"f 70 ill own i* u iliag on everyone dtlerminatioii which might heller yesterilay. Middle cuff put a fit* In Flutida Htatc lo-ague meet have heen shown earlier in III* yesterday with 7<>-fit the first ing held at the Mayfair Inn game the Celeryfed* blew Winter iiin days Mangrum went around terday Jo-;t sill'll i-l-iKliou- were Harden off Die floor hy scoring 27 in 65 ve terilav ail under liar, raised. Daytona Beach, Pulatko, points to I ft hut not enough to sftei 03*71) earlier in the tourney. tlrlundu and Ht. August iro- were 'I In- tint ti* l player of the day make Up for Hie first i|HHllri was Jim Ferrlrr, of Han Fran- all ugailltl the raise to five. Hi fiasco. Augustine wu», however, for an Clause, who frotrd only one ciseo. He had III birdies during increase „f one. bn Humlay round, l,ut went over point in the first quarter, played After considerable puihinp and very well in the second half, lit­ Iair on two holes to wind up hauling over an olwcure rul- in with 63, eight umler. erally running himself Into the Clayton Heafner, Charlotte, N. the Irague constitution whirl. floor aa did ihr rest of the team C,, l« • -troke back of Ferrier hinged on an ambiguous judg­ Ha scored two and Winter (isrdeu at 21)5, with Hlati Leonard, Van- ment given hy President Jolin picked up one on a foul. Winstead enuvri. It C , and Dick Mayer, hinder, a behind thr scenes ho|>* ot a foul ihol and a hasl et as the HtPetersburg hrarheted at 206 trad* was arranged to bring in ast and deceptive play of the The reit of the list of major John Cantfel of Orlando and Red Devils momentanly threw I tie the league •unanimously agreed threats read, like this: Sanford five off Imlame again. 1:07—-Hoch White, Greenwood, to rail* the limit tu four. Claus# quickly looped in two An equally knotty problem from the edge of the foul circle Miss ; Dale Andrearail), Hinsdale, eilsta for the liasrhall |>is pickles — ***• rsire and two mure on a running Jump lll.i Mnn.iel lie l.a Torre, Mil­ on the radiu front. Biggest Idle waukee; Al Zimmerman, Portland. abut. 20ft— Fred Haas J r., New O r in gate receipts has come from Winstead on a licautiful hook an-the-s[Mit broadcasts of inajor shot scored again. Covington made leans, Im.; Ed Oliver, Seattle; league game* in-lug piped across two on a jump and turn shut as lbs Krrje H a ll Onak Park 111.: Ralph the country hy well organised Red Davila matched it. Hpeara laid Bbmqulst, Glendale, Calif.; AH networks aprrialiiing in haas-lnill Richmond, V a ; and ,up a rrip a» again the Celeryfed Doerlng, Henry Ransom, St. Andrews, III (overage. defense became befuddled, Hut Ihe baselwll mm arc also I The score was .IP to II) at the af Ihe opinion that local radio H end of- the thin! qu*fter when the Hun! qua? broadcasts of home games cut* 1local five - - ,gi attendrnrr— an argument the ra­ ' Slashing' Dip basket dio men ndroiteiy tururd away Clause gut ite fo looped th It bout ever coming to grin* nor# and U iiffilb .g u l une af j q v m n r v sr-i.Mt*rioMi With the esrelitll I point nt is PilfwT rtACKi in4r'* fSiulcw Mukal hy clause » , *»* aue— does or lines not liroad lh -g . Nntii's l- iw i i < Clause shot * ■neat foul i,lid ___ llr*u> M P r n v ii r iA l’ Kl Fast Hois rile. ratling cut the rrcctjiluT looped In tara from 30 feet pnt. Mush was inadir uf the pro­ Whir* picked up' iwo 'more sum motional aids raid could provide Tile II.h k C lause tipped in a field goal in a venllire. FO ltllTII II A ll: Mary ttoffa. and also of (he goodwill it is •eramld* umler the basket. ('oi'A'niftj T ria s Ftrar rapshl* of engendering. White ripped through fur two F I F T H ft A r' It i I’haM um llarr*sl. In the end no derision was more making it 49-88 as lime was UaitAie mar. Main's Hmuke HIXTII IIAl'B- llnale a Imsae, reached on the matter since Ihe ,1 alining out. I’eavy made a beau* lluejy. t**e l.ve radio broadcasters wn-re insistent tiful b-tekhand, under the basket H B V K N T II H A C K Its la x lr ID s - that without every team in the Irr, Fearless Jm lr , llutiesl J-.r layup and little lo-fty Reynolds 1 IIT II H A C K : f la lo tied. Ilsor- league agreeable to hrnademts, charged iii with two as lit* game glsK HTech. It's 11r e III tire project would not lie feallhfe. eadnl 44 to 34. HINT lilt ACK: K. C. IHonds, Day The Hanford (riant*1 position, Fell jr. I ley Jack The Hanford junior varsity was TK K TII IIA rK i Ksnyoa. hliek a* c v p rn td hy John K rid n was, trampled 43 tu 13 hy a towering Ti-l-lc. rrlll* (Silver "W c are not against 11" a slate group of Winter Harden sopho­ men! described Iry a radioman as T o u m ir r a i: v i m IK a mores who seem destined to lie one a model of decisiveiirt* ami rlarf i m b t a n H -p s is t iir of the finest team* In Central Hnl|i's D aw n. A rtfu l l>,..l»ir, Ity. Il seems likely Dial, if some Florid* In the neti two years. Jto l) s C h a im , Cerise, 11•*<,'• l*oa. arrangement rnn I*- worked out Vanity l.ineup I n i n l i Utluur. (lin g e r June*. T w o II II, with the remainder of the clubs s r r |)M > IlS C Ii— K w la rltr Clarence Clause Fast Sinsr(Is , F risky D u ll, Hear- in llie league, the Hliiuta will Herald Covington reil P rim e , Mnlrkey, rim ra * Ituhe, go nlong with it. Harnett While lirolu m . Ion ksielner. (iopi. Tliere is nt the moment little ■II III is || A r ly — A/iaiHa Mile WUe Hardin Th e lloek. C a rx d Uls. Irulrht*. duiilil that an right tram league Jimmy Hinlth lilsser. Heinous. Ilnriaitvaaiura! will be fielded thia year arui most ally Reynolds Janies K vnns AaM Neill*. af the directors wrre optimistic ay . Da -Javla PIH_____ H TIS MAI R— rm w tiir Teas* g lia l, M r Just K if ly , Care- over lasting nut Ihe season. Junior Meta less H use, Admire Me, llappy atIn • Dennis Htafford na. ('o n , u n i . Mary Hoffs. ha-IUe The Hues Canal connect* Ihe * m n McCall ; . »ll Mediterranean with the Red He* F I F T H H A C K — a iatbs NUe klar Varsity Palalv galp's Hmuke, H K fled tU M lsr, and Is 104.60 miles lung Barry Klnkavage V nugar D ili. Phanturn Ita rva s l. m l Thirty Cordell vrsfon Oat. fo a m lU s u r . lia r HlnCounterfeit eoln* ran lie deChesiter Harper trter, Hsd-lie Htar. treled by dropping them on a t l l T I I M A i r — a/tatba Mil* Hamilton IlliW e Alien# Hue, 1lusty, Ilea Lee. hard surface. Genuine coins have lubby Mur i |a Wkli k i r l t e 'a --------*■ -’a llaliy, ttu ilia Intss*. iminy Knder rmer Hub*, ntiii* ftorai. atow ttZa a hell-like ring. aievKUTii m a c i *— a/iaths m ii * J. V. Howell Its lOKly )lM I* r, Hgl O lfB is n . Illalls Marls. Day Pally, Kathy K . Roaa llannum F a a rD -s Ju dy, l.luie I'a ru l. Ifaklll. O ur Neills, lis t dark. Over I .a > Hn>rge jtarden I I u iw m Jo*. Oscar l>. Ila r in r ll TS.V V II H V I F — a isika Mile tanks Hegiitei n o m u a i r r - 4 / i i ' b i n ii* Ann Ball. n |ii. rniver. IS n te M ONDAY T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D , 8 A N F 0 R D , F L O R ID A IM C tK P O U It I'hsnc* ttenvon, F sm la ia i T o u rh l Black Tuple, Trading Post. Mask a Conference Tuiane Is Fight For Lead In B a s k e t b a l l Poll Pl ay; Upset ID m t k r l i n h s i . a i t f .y AsuK-ialeil P r n i Sports W ritrr S lio la v iu work and essminations temporarily slow down Southra itrrn Con fe rrntr h .nlrth j|| dur­ ing the wrek Inrl Saturday thr tea inn Manor up again with Vanderbilt and Krntrn ky playing thr lop gillie id llir year. Neither Iin hern defeated in .Southe litem games and the win­ ner Saturday m Nashvtlle liar an e*<client chance of keeping III p*i-('• rci oo! al leart until Frb. 24. I hat*- when Vandy and Kentucky play thru - . -tod game of the yea). I ul.rne faded from the top three of Southraitern haikettiall after a 72-71) uptel by (ieorgia list week | lu l war Jul.iue'i first |ati of ihe re .noil to an SKC learn and nude the conleienrr rare Irvrg a hit like it .lul lad year, Kentucky and Vandy finished one two during ihe tegular seawn aftrr lolane faded to keep up ndf, them lop ptai e didn't go h: Kenluiky until Adolph Rupp's Wdd( at Wlopped Vandy in llicir lad game the ir„io n 70 W». Ihe program I bit week mrludes only nine garnet, tb rrr trarni - Tu* !* ur. I a.umaii r JSlate and Florida ue idle and lour ulhcrt (day only on rr Nr* ol the garnrs count in Sl.( I.Hiding*. » Kentucky, ranked second |n the nation hi rh* Associated Press weekly IH.II, play* Heurgia Teeh bitilght in Ailaiita Vandy plays Tenne*-ee ip Nashville tomorrow. Tennci.iee j, Ian in the RRC and Teen ia next to Iasi. The icmarnler of the week's pro­ gram; tomorrow — (jr-n-gia at Mercer in Mm on; \Vrdnr*day-« Troy Teachers at Alal-am a; Frl*. day -H eurgia Tech at Mlsslsalpal Heorgia, Heurgia Tech nt sslppl, Kentucky at Vandsrhilt aryl lovynla of |he South at Tennessef. Rules, regulations and upsels playeil huh with standing* last week. An early season victory fur Alabama over Auburn wpi r ‘ moved from the standings wh offirialr* decldrtj 1hog,(tie last I Auburn-Alal-enu gamrs, Inst of lb* firat two, would count CfihfrreiVc game*. Auburn s Alal-ama. like reveral olio school-, piny three times lo a#C(iinodit1e 'tu-lantv A inajrimuoi of two primes l-etwri-n two School* can count. , A » soon as the early garpe wa« rrrm-Ved Alalimna came t « -k ami whipped Auburn agalr. U3jr,|. Heorgla'a 77 flfl vh*|orM over Hcnriria Tec|, Hal unlay n itlil was nnnlhr r between ru rife rent* le*ms which rn n T In* marked In 'fonference slandinrs. Tech and Georgia II* JO R F A L L S YORK, J.n . 22 </P>— Brrome llte country's No. I ba»krlball J|e***-ri— and ha'.e ycur winning streak shallrredl Tfiat's been the strange pattern which has plagued lit* nation's leading teams this season. First Kentucky, winner of si* straight games, was the leader. St. l-ouis look care of the WilJcals. Then Bradley rode a 17-game winning streak lo the lop. St. John's derailed the Brave., Now it's Oklahoma A f* M's turn to (ee| the pressure. The Ag­ gies, ranked No. I in last week's Associated Prets poll, were upset Saturday hy Oklahoma. 44-40. thus ending A & M ’s 16-fame run NEW T h a t left these questions lo be answered: I I hi W h a t team w ill be put on ‘spot" as leader ibis week, tale? 2. Will it suffer a similar At the moment, Kentucky and fourth-ranked L IU look like the best bets lo lake over. The Wildcats, No. 2 nationally, boast an­ other r ~ gabie streak anil a 12-1 seasonal reford. U n g Island, with a 114-0 slate. I" on* of ih* two major unbeaten leama {n the land. The other is Columbia, winner of 12 straight. The next two weeks will deter­ mine whether I.1U has it. The Rlackbtrds take to the road, stop­ ping at San Francisco Friday, California Saturday, Arizona, Kan­ sas State and 8t. Louis. Kentucky will remain in its own bark vard, playing at Gectgia Tech tonight and at Vanderbilt Saturday. VanderhlR fa D-D in Southeastern competition, »o th* earn* should help decide th* con­ ference champion. Kentucky has a 4-0 league-record. Third.ranked Rradley had a 1-ouls netback and now In an informal discui.ion four of the clubs indicated tbnr wdlimmcn ation* are concerned and the Claaa "It" Southeastern lorague to go along with unlimited radio broadratl* ol all games. ihi>. I.ii .in l may follow suit. broadcasts of road game* end Ltcrburg L*ppoird hi-- - • •J'"-' ' '**• Houtheastern President Stuart club i« allowed to make its own |k-Ii. > on I......»•; "• « X. Stephenson said yesterday his ther._ Kach-------------■" - A A Ilimit Unit M It- IBM ’wai '4' *‘fl five HIvcieran* eurcult had l«e*u able lo line up unly five sities ready tu operate and the Outlook for finding an *r shortage llket} t” devilop other ap|.>.a:rd hopeless. cause of Ihe dinft **l youngc And at a loop meeting in Kn players into Hu armed 'T i i n * terprise, Ala., yvsteniay, Alal-ama Th* Sanford Womens Golf As­ Ow ners of iii'li'l" ndeiit * »l*s State director* officially disliandially sociation held a flag tournament Ijarkisi Hie file wtcran liuiit n id w tiro only three clubs showed on Thursday at th* Seminole solution, but lint'- fi"in Dilando, up ready to operate in I DAI. Country Club immediately follow­ Daytona. I ’latks and St. A n u r Tli* fire Southeastern ciuha left ing Ihe monthly luncheon meeting. tine oppo-ed the iu «jv « will. : an high aud dry weie Wo..lgoneiy, The winners were; Class A — Miss ford not voting. 7 unanlmoui and Selma, Ala., l'et'<arola, and Dot Powell, Class B— Mr*. 8teve vote was nredel to pa the mo Jackson and Meridian, Miss. An- Robert*, Class C— Mr*. Harry tions. niaton and (iad«di-n, Ala., dropped Woodruff. After considerable <fi .'i^.iim ,— out In mid-season last year ir while Those present were: Mr*. Ro­ Vicksburg, Mias., folded nurittg ller ts, Mrs. Hugh Whrlchrl, Mrs. ami seveial rhunyi of k -t* -■»• * eight clubi ugn i il i II llie l alee Andrew Carraway, Mis* Cecil* tough week. The Braves lost to Heard. Miss Ellen Betts, Miss in Veteran limit lo f*"ir. John Hanlbel of H k Oilaudo Detroit Monday and came bark to Powell, Miss Helen Cabas, Mrs. rip Wichita, 74-1)1, Saturday. The Rick Farrell, Mr*. Sonny Powell, cluh made a stiong *P(“ 'il to lluWichita victory was a eostfy one, Mrs. Roy Svmet, Jr., Mr*. Irving meeting In favor of untiiniled however, as the Brave* lost their Felnherg, Mrs. Boh Reely, Mr*. radio broadcasts ol r >oo - and captain and playmakrr, Billy John Sehlrard. Jr., M r«. Andrew ridiculed the argument that nl Mann, who suffered a fractured Marsh, Mrs. V!. V. Bitting, Mr*. tendance l> hurt *ub"l»liliaH>' by radiocast*. wriit. T . F. McDaniel. Mrs H a rry Wood­ Alariun Harmon of \\ I Iti! in Oklahoma A A M, leading Hie ruff, Mre. Charle* R. Ginn, M r . Missouri Volley Conference with Elisabeth 0 . Nelson, Mrs. S. G- Sanforit spoke for the radio men s 4-0 mark, also faces an import­ Ifarrlman, Mrs. . L. Ingley. Airs. present and einphv.Ded llo- lu.m) B advsntar' wim li ant wrek. Th* Aggies play at R L. Cornell. Mr*. E. H . Ianev, promntlnnal Bradley Friday and meet Ib-Paul Mrs. C. E. Phillip*, Airs. W R. radio can provide Hi* haebsll .TaturJav. Williams, Mr*. E. B. Smith. Mr*. trams. Meanwhile o th e r confeienre E. C. Ilavman Mr*. John Ivey, A canvais uf the duector pn racea also heptu taking ihai*. Alls* Maude Wilson. Mrs. W fi. sent indicated tlist there « * i some indei'liion aniulif Ihiee •Seventh-ranked Columbia Iwat Fleming, Air*. Camilla D. Bruce. Dartsmouth, 74-49, Haturday to The foil*wing were guests: Air*. clubs but that only I.. ■ bill, >«nv run its Iv y league r«eord lo B-0. Howard AlcGough, Air*. Harry firmly opposed in bioadrading. The Linns have two-year vietoiy Bisxell. Jerry Slone of \\ N|(|i nt D.i ■string of 22 rnnseculive games, tone Beach tntuie h ;>< r u * d v * appeal to the owners and direc­ Indiana whipped Purdue, 77-50, tors to rotiiidii Ihe atlvnotnye tu strengthen its big ID lead. The thr winter. Club officials honed at late of rariiu in intereiting pei.ple u r ^ sixth ............................ ranked Hoosfrrs ir are 4-0, aa last week to get Dothan, Ala., the game. He »ugg> iled that compared to Illinois' 6-1. NH Htate, No. 9 edged LaSalle, lo join ihe league and operate tom* sort of ariangeiui-nt omld 70-74. Th* slaters are far ahead with six teams. But Ddhan own­ probably lie worked out to pro* In Ihe Soul hern eircult, with an er Charle* H . Smith announced vide special promotion to induce yesterday he wasn't ready to fans to attend the gnmei. fl-0 slate. The other conference paceset­ Jump from Class *'D" tp Clai* A t thr suggestion of Charles ters are Taxaa (4-0) in the south Morrison diirctor <f the San­ Dothan was one of the three west; Kansas 8ta|e RI-0) in the ford Giants, th* meeting apntov.-i Big Seven; Brigham Young (6-2) member* of the Alabama S u l# an award liy Zeb Ratliff of Snuin th* skyline; Arizona (6-0) in circuit ready to operate the ford of a plaque to Hit- must th# horder; Montana State (6-0 in other being Enterprise and Head­ popular player in th* league. * the Rocky Mountain; Washington land. Brewton and Greenville already State (4 -2 ) In the northern divi­ sion of the Paelflr Coast and had pulled out of the league be­ Huge vacuum-cleaner type m.iSouthern California (3-1) In the fore yesterday's meeting. Anda­ lusia, Ozark and Geneva announc­ rhiot-s are used on some oyster southern sector. Manhattan was upset, 66-61, by ed they had dvcidrd against an­ boats to brliig oyatera uu to Hut other season yesterday. surface. Springfield College. Dot Powell Wins In Local Golf Tcurney JSKi You can pay more... ou cant A W ^ sm» i *1 ’■ I t s . AUIOMATK IrOt COMflOl # * . th a n W ith n o w a n d 4 3 It fttl»aiilit«iir i f ( H t l ilit buuiK E > |’»ir|i *««• VafuUv-lUu II*at t h § ’5 1 F o r d •t. w y ttiijii, m * ' T w o m •r»l” H w l *1111 %i|* u m d " llt iu liubi sn ••»**, F O R D O M A T IC * D R IV E " l o o k A h m a d ” fm a tu r m t |M*V UiM'H tilMPl frill onlv CHI# isf liwir "»m** count ami that one wss a T*s-h victory tw-i weeks sen The two C n iT»ls rntb-ges uoliVe Alihuri* *sii A lliu m s are eroup*il in different H IT ’ illvjslons f-ir •chiilitle nurnosrs which precludes mooting two of their game* as conference i«eellng*. The standings: Learn* IT T . Vanderbilt 1000 Kentucky Tulsne I.. S. IL Georgia Alabama FlorliU MUaiialppi Auburn M in. Stale Built with in rw to ihr Allure, this *41 Ford is the Aev lor the Tulurc . . with 4.1 new "I auk Ahead” frslurr* Hu I will l rep it looking, acting, anil frrluig tming for years ahead. A few of ihmc long Idc fea­ tures U t explained el light. roMOdunc di • fk* ar » id ItKtd r,a . T e a r I) Teiiliea«rr Brasil was discovered in I60d hy I'edro Alvaraa Cabral, a Par tugrw navigator. sem int ****** M . if>«l t-sm *tan •fit- lM » »f dwMf I I l f Bfillif la ^ f t | 6 | GREYHOUND ¥ •• - >7 16 BACKS TONI M w i f c N i l i f,n , Mill BMlttl M riahi Gcoybound Gus Is on Hw mr MnHa m m W0K0 m A :I0 wiFr •• *w 'dsee* v - ■ > . _ w v ■ Aisg^SL— iSuaHji f„ :=r‘f-T .state: *T. H' W " * �]\ MONDAY JA N . 22. 1951 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 Boston Is PickedAs Team To Beat By Detroit Manager li> B E D IIO I.KK. IlK T H O IT T IG E R S M A N A G E R IlK T H O IT , Jan. 22~<,P, inalH->» stand twiay, m> . IuI• is ! I,..Iirral.l> v*rakrr Ilian it wa* a )rar U*|> S t ^ |[ r i » ™ 14W Kilocycles 4 01 Nr»| . 4 IS HgfiG'M MurKrl Hr..ft €'.7** T«i||lthi H.th|i season. I hope hi w ill ht lj> I In tin- relief dc|iartrnrnl. Our main wraknes- last season was lack of (peed. Since there iiave been no changes In personnel to dale Hill name Weaklienn will be with u«. We ul«o could use another long tonll hitter, particu|la l> at fir-t Im-e. traditionally a power poeition. Don Kolloway Joes a |{»oii Job, tiut in- in a niade-ov»r Secnml lu--iman Wi lam Mo olie who ran swing a l i t I with the authority uf a l.uke j Luster, a Waller Drnpo 01 n [Johnny Mite. M> rluli i anted I fourth in home tun production [lait year. To aifain he a pennant contvn|dei we mum find a pitching re| placement fur llouttemaii W« Imuit tret better catching aii-1 fa r mum find increaaed power to offset OUT lack of npeed. Unfortunately our I tKiVie n o p |thin neanun will hr iiuoi. Uni farm nyntrm neemn to he- our [year away from producing iircnn j u r y help. W r Iiave two youngitrrn, pitchers Dick Marlowe and Kent I •mining, who did fairly [well with Toledo last year hut [they ms) need another year of liestt pins' Dm chi-f lope I n improvein rat lii in rlii return tu form |of p itd iiis Virj'il Trucks, a IP ame winnrr in 11*19. and Said ogovill, who slmwed flaahrs ul S b 4lJ'» l<|Hrr|t I'dfAiie c i* I'trry r«m n Hlnn 11 : IS • I" J MU S' IS Si S" Dri ft ir»* ••*• A <Tu«*t Slrlmtly 1^1,# lluilfiMii ltr| >.r t» r “i l l 111 H:<Ht \ « r |rt t H u l l • f V f ‘ T h e llai..| j r. 4l«M» 4 !•» ( M «»•# Nig Li I Id It ton l*hll l l m l At H r m n It* hftiirtilm* rmiMi nNciiAM I'.dn.i.) lo-isg urk Sk i And 4 td ?:0u T ill Late H,..rnn llhrttim Ctl.l .N'esrs I II II....In In Munis Mornlna Isesntlonn Wor ld AI W ain. K i n a (Irk A n a e l n t*e; r T o T r e a t m il II no II in ll.n l II 1* I I nu plsll P.rml At " f a . I I It*. I idm r t loir I'bitd i N i l l o m It* util (IsHittiiiaii » « irk At lit lur W i t h \ln>|, .\ * » a The 11. 1*1 mm |o lb 1**1 In I I mm II nl Hlpn Off Nine Pt.ll Itred At l>ra«U t i l t Where IOi SO |>ln L> Parade in I I I -• In M *rl 9i 9«» Sight HdltleM U n lr H h s a rs Weaiern J s u . l . . r . . he sen l/ L 't o c g n’lule News Mi.intng Hporu IM.ilou X asl.r f u g a t • i <mi * :ll »:»« • 10 4.1b % ;]u • v•• Vail* I* IU II Out < :)i n la Turn i:ll n mi l it Situ l»4 i I »ssf |» ( i n i Hliig* I »r If 11i »m o h A t' lm nl Hunt, l l r U U ) t imte Krrntttr* H i Parla t ,}U Tt i:i| in t »•• T i ll Tith» • .star lilt* An.l lU a .Il ln a a Tour K..i»g* U « « l r Id ivrfM Pgm Ilf I t M t l N l T h r It ht ! htn H a u l i»|»sii •• n ill|i *.[ s'dy t «»*«* ,\rRR 4 lb Hoifult! Mdikrl lt»|s«sfl 4 ; J « T w i l i g h t H**n«» 4 1<* H|Hifta PaiMifr At H o m e W i l l . Music II "1 .-iau o k lusil'i A m e r ic a n s Dd lr Nh » * r » II ii*|. *1 V i r l 4 l U * li ar Ntihr lU in th VVi.rM A l T h r r r A lloe. A atari Musi. Mel, .Is vine Mime (*arraen I'asallero Orrhestra And hmr Mornlna Varieties Munir llawall praser For I'ea.e Worm At Nmiu II Ik Padl.t Farm lilaem II lu m »u Club I too P>.|>idar Plat ability Iwfoie being nidellnril lata si asm. with a had atm. I also look for improved catch* Ing aiaigiiinent. Should these .... o . uur situation will not t.e hopelena. t h e Krai So l are definitely my winter choice an the team tu lent in the 11*61 pennant racr I look for thr New Yolk Y an ­ kees and Cleveland Indians lu lie their nearest competitors. Further trades and raids from Uncle Sam n u t change the pic lure before the stall of the 11*61 campaign, hut that Is the vay the picture looks to me at this lime. t'O XIPLK TK S B A S IC Pvt. Francis I'. Peterman, non of Mr. and Mra. II l!. Peterman, Knterprlse, Fla., lias recently com* plrted hia 14 weeks' training cycle with Co. MF " L'Sth Infantry He. glment, of the fameil Bth Division, Fort Jackaoti, H. C. During hi< sia weeks' lianic ami right wicks' lufantr v branch training he fir.d all Ihr infantry weapons, engaged in tactical problems and underwent intensive physical training in preparation for duty aa service 01 combat type unit replacement. lie I* a former student uf De Land High School, and later al tended Stetson Unlvristty. i\ T i n : t ni4 t i t 4 tu it r o r m i : t h i : h u n t o r Tin : m r v r r M M I I J I I » 14 I N I . l IIH I I I'. I S J i i m *i \ % i:«n \ o i.i: m i m . %s ii r o i l • i:% n \ o i.i: i o i n i n . M O M 111%. IN I ' H n l H T l ' . . M -O H III4 . I\ l IIIM •III. IN M v i K H T A T i : n r SO. Tmm i : T Z I M M K I I M t X I * . ****.! T o «i.i i m i : i » i t o m « i n i i r u n . •III.III I I T H H M I T I I Plantifr •ON* i m i N I l tl.%1%4* OM 111% %a I.K N’ A M H M I T I I . Iiefendant R tN IO O U IN 4 T M ill ><» i i i i : t o %i'i*i:% m r*»u an d each **f >«>u ar*- h e re h r iinlKlerl Mtid resjj»r*s! |o present i n T i n : n a m i : i » f r u t : n T \ r i ••! F i . o i t i P N • i i t i : » Mr iN « :H any cla im s an d demah«i« a h i r h you. o f e ith er u f itm. n u ) ha%e again*! T i l : I . K N A M H M I T I I whi»*e real d*ns e « n d ad dfeae i« a* fo||s«w * •h r svf V V r \IM|’ | I \ M V de4 J I I.HisI* n Abe no*. It i l m a ) . . N r » rea*ed, l a i r uf *ald i N m i i f . to lh* Jeraey I V u m v J u d g e uf N«mlnn|e I'rin nl*, T u u are h f f r l t ) fe>ialre«t to file Kl utI da. ai h t« ufflre in lh# court y o u r appraran* e and enaw*f s.» house of *ald P o u q I ) al Hanford F lo ri d a . w it h i n eight calenda r o t he r pleading* o n F e h u a r > I s I • i liiunth* f r o m the ilm* of I h r firm In the i*ir« ult 4 \ » u n f* r th» N i m i . Iudl« la I •*lf« u l t . In and f*ir Ha I ill |iuh|l«alloll uf thi* Until e Kach n- ’. r t*i .sislj, H a l U < i . In k a ip rn . and ahall alale (he place uf re*|- In a gull m r h I nat )••* enililisi • i l l l d*f.»e and |m»*i o f f h e addreaa uf h e r l H Hu.Ith. r i a l n l l f f . %• l.ena W Hrilll It. |M rein! I M • * I •f rl.e «'|alni.%ni. and ehall lie i M i i m a i f h r the %la lm a n i. agah t. o r al* 14*19 . w here in i h r i.l g lm ll f de« ree t-f i t h m n e .sg « 11«*t > » i tu r n e r an d an> *urh •lain, o r de \\ ITNl.hN me hand **»•! s.ftis ..*I Riibtl not m Hied rha ll he *«i|d •eal of the r a id !*otart al .h » m r.l l(«aHA / . I M M I I I I M A sM A* e d iu l h ! * i r a t r i i uf the Hemln le T o u n t y . Mo rhl.i il»i* U i h i:*!at* of i : X /Im ine r i d ) uf J i l D i a t ) . A I* IN-l luan. 4 r v » a o d O r I I I :il N 1 I.N t ' l e r k F i n - m i O uurt Fuel |>uhll< alion Jara.gr> I, 1941 lly ; O I. M id i | i •* lH I!A l.l I ' l l 111 h i t % \NN4t l »!4U I. .SolIce la hereby | l l f i i l l i i l I am I S 4 III N i l 4 III M l 4»r TIIF. e n g a r v d In hualne** at I I * Mouth •o i \ n J I H O I:. O H IN D I I Park A % emit* In Hanfs>rd Hemliinle •1 n i : o r » i o m ii i« in r i i o I 'o u a ty . 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I a r— K x i'rlle n l Itu lih cr * 995 1911 DODGE A lls lls r I II ih ii S ril.ill— H it m u lllIt ih n l lallglllt* A 4 t*i ilKt* t :ir* -495 TELEPHONES IMi mill Io71 Ifittiot 101 S s i t l n i i l X 11 . . . I ts N slIsJiu l II m l . H ist*. MMli Ulyiiimitli I Dour S r ila n — l.n u d H u lilir r lleallv .X T u p N u lc h ri WHISKEY WINE RU M GIN - Try HERALD Want Ads take Front Bargain— Small Furnishni Cottage with Klectric Kitchen; Some X'oung Citrus. A Beautiful Site on C immI Fishing take Boat liic lm lr.l-O n ly ' I t ,HUI. Ca.h. '* Per R*tak* Tke M I . M u all Waal M l •aalar* HtsvM, r a i l . sagD «■ I. T V I 11 me 1*1 gee Mae laseettaa a llts.es I M see ll ae I s . e t l l s s ■ ilH.es •— gee li a s la se ellsa M liases * s » » Mas la ss el lsa H . s a s r S . la I k s Mas. • ll s a k l s t a la l a r Stark (nss sags. PHONE 148 W a a l WHS w i l l Ss are*p( . 4 a » e » Iks t g s h . s e aa t s e a s r s t Ssa. ekaeaa I f t s a r asses Is lists* la I k s Is lesksa e M a i l , l a r s i a r a f a r I M s aesaa taia Sal lsa I M a S e s r i ls s r la s s p s r M I* M I p i s a i s i l s . l a ar*se f a r as la reaSsc I ke M a i sasalkls s e n Ire all W a a l » * s a . a . 1 M l a ase s t Mss aa I k s 4as M i n e s y a h l l e a I t e . s . asslll* ss lataaeStaleD I I aa er sar w e s t s I s » • « » M s r s a s e l ks eessaaklMs 1st asass I k s a s a s l a r a . t s e l la s e r . See John XV. D. Mapre .. . F ♦ " 13 x l i A hn' llsadtihil! f^Miig.fetl Lssgr I'll a tv ' of 'Kfuik— Nice taw n Modern d Ros>in Hungo low with Fleetric Kitchen -Price Itidiisi-il Furnished For (Juirh Sale. Her John XX'. II. Xlnore A Htal Huy 4 Boon- Home, G a ­ rage, Ganlsn Lot 4 Mllea Out Full Price fl,40U. Her John XV. |l. Moore tl R'Xiin Bungalow, 10 Acres Good Garden Land, Close In— Electri­ city, Gas, Home Citrus. Buy Owners Equity, Assume Balance 4"r. Her John XX'. II. Mocre THE SANFORD HERALD Foi t’itrus ta n d — 10, 17, 60 and Ml Acre Tracts G immI piano, | I00.IN) fur quick sale. Inquire at Snack Shark, ^ fellowship Front, ,'vlr Base.___ T t 'X L D o FK K D 8 Complete line llnnl|a Tuxedo Fred Store. TopV/igto Palm *l i i s gni t'JAK ea. Nvw Hhvets Vse.l Work Pants .VtUpr. AIBMY n a v y h u r p l u h |SM Hrtford Ave. , _ I'k. IJ IJ V E d K t A B L E S . I.KMiovk a n d .XlisceBaneoiis. Hanford Farm t-r’s Aurti'm Xlarket. F R IE D H llltIM P Dinner " f h r Best Shrimp on Earth" at Horn:i:'l E l-i Si ' ( O M H K TK HKW KH PIPE. Septic Tanks, Gteava Traps, Dry Tanks, Tank Cradles, Stepping Htonva, llenchr-. Flower Pots, Blocks. Window sills and lintels, Concrete Floors, Machine fin­ ished. pie* Estimates. M IR A C L E I O N T IIK T E CO. 303 Elm Phone 1337 P A N El.It A Y gos healer m a rly new $.36,110 I'h 147.____________ AIM II l.l s XX A N T E D —4 Wc hoy, sail * trade il esl furniture. Wilson M ain Furni•n r. I ' , . I l l E '•( Ohnjis *fJt *— H ELP W A N TED -* See John W . It. Moore FOR Q U A L IF IE D 3U Acres Citrus tand Partly Plant­ Y O U N G W O M EN ed in Young Trees; About 76 There are opportunities for a lim it­ targ* Bearing Trees— Small. ed number of qualified young Modern, Well Furnished Home. 1 FOB R E N T — 1 women In the fascinating job Plus Rental Property— All C ity that's the basis uf (be communi­ Conveniences— On Deep, Kplagcations industry-- liandling the ♦ K t.AK A A T A TM E N T S . Ro o m frd take. public's rails. M d Stores. I IS W. First 8U m L A V IT A L P U B L IC S E R V IC E Phone 4W0-W. J O liN W. II. M O O H F, Broker th a starting salary of With Robert E. Katas, Aaaocista 130 a week rek (40 hours) PkaM 1113 W I t h u u t ’ N KW Furnished and unfurnished 234 K. First previous telephone duplat-seatun or year. Ssa WhidIF I T IS R E A L E .H TA TE whether Training. don, IIV South Park Avenue you want to buy or a*ll, see J. Opportunities for advancement, F<,r tent, furnishe.1 t r(M>m apart­ W. Hall, Realtor, at N E W LO arhad'ited pa» Increases, sickness ment auitahle for couple. Phone t 'A l ION, Florida Stale Bank lienefits, fs.^iu is. ami pleasant 10SR-M. Bldg., rh . 176*.__________ ____ associates and working rondh lions are some of the .Advantages Kitchenette Apia. Week, month IN C O M E — 3 apartment houses, of working for the Telephone or season. Mlumherland Court. paving approximately |b% on ' Company. Hiaray I7-V2 at City Limit. asking price. You may wish In have your quail. ROOM FO R RF.N T, KiUbea privtOrations considered fur this re­ H O M E — New legei if prrfcrresl. 310 West 3rd. W A T E R F R O N T sponsible ami Interesting post house, 3 bedroom*, Uflng room, StreeL_____ __ _____ ___ ■■ lion. dining room, breakfast room, FOR 8 A I.K or r*nt. V acre, of C H IE F O P E R A TO R . kitchen and laundry, two baths good til* land. Now ia the time Sanford, f ig . on 6 seres of ground, masonry fur Spring crop. See or call Tom S O U TH E R N IIP.LL T R L R I'IIO N R construction, 126.000.00. K tllv, Phone 061-H. Just off _ a H Telegraph Campaay of West lat. Street, I mile and S M A L L H 0 U 8 E — Mod*rn In City D E M O N S TR A TO R S -E a rn b ig * Half. . ____________________ money in your rpaie time, tell limits, in good condition U rge F U R N IS H E D Garage Apartment g oui lower priced plastics on lot and w*u worth f l jM J M . for rent. Ifc0» Magnolia Ar*. 4 party plan. M a rry PUaUaa Inc., 4147 Ollv*, St. Louis 8. Mo S P E C IA L — Nice S room modem house with small gray*, fairly iN D l'H T U IO U lf M A W 3— R R A I. K H T A T R FO R S A L K — 3 priced at 83/100.00. with cgr. Middle-aged man pre/erred. Wrlta at oncvbglvlr giving a E S T A T E S — Satand experience, taper I w. T. jiawlali Rawlelgh M OD ERN M A S O N R Y Block Home P L A N T A T IO N •fa! )w i*e», f and 3 bMfeoms for C o ,. D e p t,:FA -4 40-816. Dept, j, P. O. Bog 3 Udrooma. 1811 Went lat sals In this att-.-artlr* subdivis­ 8467, Memphis, W O O . I8 0 S -R ________________ ion. 8 T E N 0 G R A P H E R ^ P a rt lime or full (lm r apply Box F, giving Rainbow Tourist Lodpt on Hlway qualifications, age, etc. 1T-M, 4 mllea south of Sanford H IG H W A Y P R O P E R T T - t b - ) room masonry construction on MO feat Hlway frontage H lot with apartment, par- H A V E S P E C IA L advertising, pro­ rooms, 4 batlu, also 3 rooms gram, This means nice Business furalahed. Sleep Uonally ow ne r ■ house. for two. N«#d pat M itn tr with »m*B nice and w*ll worth fMJtOO.M, investme.it Alrei N E W M A S O N R Y constructed 2 adjoin* lak*. entntsk . Bos bedroom horn* almost complktod. , Good location. Piles r i w . e i BOOK M A TC H E S F R E D W. B H N O K R . Raaltar M&*r«ral sm allrr homes in or out of M l 8. Park Ave. Pkosw l* T« Sell s rv rr buslnvsv. No *ip*ri*ncv reicqad to aorn big dally comm biion full ar part tim*. F*a^ nmmj i a b e l , W IL L T A K E care of mother and baby returning home form hos­ pital. Mrs. L. E. W right, 1*00 West Flrat,__________ _________ M IDDLE: aged womafu experience, for Italiy Sitting. Cpll Mrs. Mr Te rr, Phone «7». _ W A N T JO B as Janitur. service staliun man,, or truckr diiver. Wright 1303 West 13th Place. 18— S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S R E l> A I R— M O D E R N IZ E your home. Only K i t down now re­ quired K IIA Plan. Indallm m t Loan D rp'l., Rmiin 317. I'honr 736 Sanf .rd Atlantic Nalionsl Bank '.tern*-.-* FDI** tX’A T C II and Clock Repairing All work guaranteed. Reasonable prices. .XI. English. Jr. I'h 1373 J Call Phon* 1031 for All Typos Of Hook Wink Xlsiv McKinney Honkkeeping Service Itieiffl 403 A l lanf i. Ilsnk Building NEW M t)OR8 furtacad to perferlinp Old floor* m*d* like new. Finishing, cleaning g was lag. Portable power p la n M year* axpvrleocs la B**i**l* Coaaly. U M IU m m , take Mare iX w N M O W fiK if Shakpentd. hi ryelee repaired, lark and I n work. Prompt s*rv>* H Shuma. 316 R 4th ft* _ ROOF W O R K af sJl kind*. Eaves and Gutter* R*pg|rp4 * M Paint­ ed. New Roof* *p and coating. ' I0 M -W . R, R. ^ 0 T| . a N 6 o Morning Undo Evening Star, gay llM U f V E N E T IA N B L IN D S nude Tr order. Seminole Venstlan Blind Co. no W. 3rd HL Phone U 6 8 - W _____________________ Drag line, hulldxisr, dump trues, murk, fill dirt, shell and rlsv by load ( r Job. Contact H. R Cubs! r.1. and associates. I OP f. Mew York Ave.. Detand. Pk •|g or m . x v i / m i Cartalas, l*re or rhochele. table cloths. Doiljrs pr place mats to be washed, sUrebel, and stretched, Phone H ) , M f». M rTeer. k tag a I jf ^ T jtsay,v t— A R TK LB B i»»* for ala — k_ uctlon coat*. Bae JFlibMwn. u s K Park A h . J N T L O T S — oiTbeauilful I take, near Country Club, FO« your prescriptUa* ta Mm m in* 4 I t j R H U g M T t* * . h e v a t r SSV W SM 1_ _ _ M L ! —4 MILLS SWAP IHiOF—66ft I S t W* Buy. ta ll nr Trad* aavthhie. |*U J a l9, *- M A R Y 'S L E N D IN G LIB R A R Y 1200 M*gnolla— 1» pow open Mon. thru F rl. |o to 18 A . M^ 8 to fl 16— A U TO M O R T L B g — IS B U Y IN G A C _____ a Ji V" ____________ Befoee Enan ring see . . . u* _ In . aaee — ■ money. In Initallmvnt U a n Dep*L. DepT„ Roam 117. mvnt Loan * - AUan Phono — 236. Sanford Atlantlr VsHoqal Weotr Me viiw w r in UL'N T A C A R . U-drlve It by day, w*ek, or Mason. English Fords •ad American Ford*. Mdans. ■tatloa wagons and convertibles striKki ^ ^ ■ • n d -N o r r ito o . * iiso* H U D S O N 000 m il * * * . ......... " rhanks w a ijM lR a n B : I condition. Can be seen WORE WANTED A L L TYPES of Bulld*«er Reasonable Raise— Free bk:.fiar?J, .^ , 8 wheel Utility Trailer, •lightly, Inquire 16ft Fourth. weed Kbit - M in e WWW 1947 >4 Ton Dodge T r u c k I’lrnl) Of Service In Thin One *745 Seminole County Motors AIR K. Ill ST. KT. MKI.I.ON I'AIIK I'll.1011 �MONDAY JAN. 52, THE SANFORD HERALD. BANTOBD. FLORIDA P A G E STY Krndley Korean War < n t i l m i M ►it.ar* M i t R u n |h i M nf draft nervier finm 2! to 27 mont ha. lie gave the r-.m m illi- in ad­ dition a briefing on l.ow the <tvices plan to meet any attack “ The initial rcallation against an enemy by stinleiir Iximhmg will lie provided if I hr ait |' VCI and the necessary Army arid Navy support to ”i*e mho bold the liM»e*. from which to operate are in our (mod. the moment an emergency ar *-»>*,■' in- mid “llu r strategy doe* not Include a ret earl ion of all nf our military power to the ronlm.niid limit nf the North American ronineid when we are n lls rlis l" the propositi In' draft IK Kenatm Hunt fD Wi felt General Dwight bower’* view* on ih*- riistep should In- t ecu red i gti>'« vote- on tb'- i**u the utofW' *1. own drafted would is * l.-rs of some ft serve romplHinc then *7 training nod entire lliadley humni.......... feature in hacking told tin •ehnt<o - tiiM the clouds of « it anrning” ntid added fire Insurante IXTtNOED COVERAGE II p u yr lo coll the M IJIU A I AGENT i t ' f A A X f d f ■* 7 a Vj V> Tu tt. t t / r r J - /T J T 7 r r ~ |i •ailaare r > . « • r t » 11s . | city fur the past four dayc, usual­ ly retiring a abort distance to Ihr southeast eaeh night. Ridgeway praised the Second Division lor Its dog gel Wunju stand and lauded Kranrh troops righting with It. He i tied specially a "magnifio n t l.a yonet attack” hy the Frenrh lialtalion earlier (hi* iin.nth and said he Mould Inhappy when other Fight h Army troops used the cold >Im 'I wilii such deadly results. An Kighlth A rm y C'ommuni<pie Monday night -aid the Second'* •-land at Wonju starting Jan. h appn lenity had checked a plan. re-1 Contmuni* ; offetuive thru ugh the mountain passes south of Wunju. Rut it adder!: "I.ale reports Indicate the Com­ munist* are again building up .Irrn g lh In the W unju area for another offensive,” Along the western fiont, w liere the Reds also were reported mass­ ing troop* for a new drive, the four Allied combat patrols nut virtually m. opposition. One column drove straight through Osan ami prowled north of the town. Osan, 28 air miles south of Keonl, is the place where '.lie first Am riiran soldier of the Itin'lby. to .‘tn-wr-i to question* Korean war was Mill'd. There from Morse* al.-i said he saw no the green U. 8. 24th Division •c.v..n front an r ducat infra I, mural began its bitter retreat last sum­ or physical viewpoint why 18- mer down the Korean peninsula. •nr old* hiiitld not lie drafted. A second c o l u m n ranged A rim It railed til IH suffer* les* through Kiiinyaitgjarig, III mileniter feline with his education Mini multicast nf Osan. A third unit hi- lifetime career Ilian at n later drove north between tliesr two H-c ttindley argued, lie also said column*. .i mini who gor* to school after The fourth column ran Into mii el Vice gets “ much more” out ol hour long fire-fight shortly afId* todies t» r noon Monday nenr Irhnn, Vltlinuirli yimiBf men vary, lira- along the lateral road from Kunt* ■11*-v •.rid thr great majority of yanglang to Wonjn, |H vi-.-tr olds are capable nf perThis A IIIH prowl forve left for oiiov, tnililary service a* aril .’"J Communist dead sprawled in then n* when they are n year old- tin- snow in irru weather, e r. Then the U. 8, Klghtli Army He -aid Ibal youth* of 18 make clamped a security blackout on “ very fine oldirrs", being aide lo all newa atoilr* mentioning action endure hsid*hip* ami “ snap bark on the western front. It Imnned •mii l.ei” than older men. noon Monday in the urea w* d Ami from a mural standpoint | reporting of any movement alter btmlley *«id that he did not I*- I nf Vojii, a town 1H miles west lieve v out Its were subject to .toy j of Wunju. mote li-triplalIon* In serV'ice that The liau euvrrrsl the entire the*- were in civilian life. He opin­ arra where the fitur strung Allied ed: motorised columns were uperat“ A mao’- rh u a r lr r i« vi ry ing. latgrly moldid Iwforr be is IH.” There was no explanation. A memorandum said the ordri would irmaln in rffert until M C r IIh further notice. Such ■ lain usual­ ly rover* <m|Mirtant troop move<i -K iis s rs crass r * t t nasi mrnl*. ti'imunbl* |-*-oee Km day- field dispatrhc* have "Piileis we art Iwldly Bird Im­ told of a Red buildup in the wrsmediately wienrh history front Irro Korean area southeast of ’i pi rrerit ro 'irtr, war la Inevil. Seoul. able," Mr tjiili.pl laid. All areidrnt rooted Allied troopMi MsIimi in Til* |iie|utre<l speech ill one forward village. loi md mention the troop i for* An exploding ga.'oline store ignited eight ammunition-loaded trnllrr* Monday and within minolas destroyed half of the Knrran town. (‘Mahon Rotary fta ritm " I< •aliases I r a w l aae U a e l renovation bv physically handicap, ped iiersoi.s and then resold in the regular channel* of trade. lie quoted Herbert Hoover as saying that therr are sufficient accumulation* in the nation’* l*t* lit a If repaired and re-mid. to pay off the national debt, and he (minted out that such artirlr* sold bv Goodwill Industrie* last year I.moulded to over 110.000,000. Aa M result nf the training and physleul aids acquired through fbm. Iwill Industries thousands of handicapped pci son* have town restored to productive usefulness and aie now regularly employed and self .supporting he declared l're*nieni Orville 'foorhton announeed that there will l»r no meeting of the club next Monday on account of the joint civic club luncheon which will be held at the firs t Preshytarian Church Friday nt 12:16 o'clock a* a part of the Chain of Missions, Visitors introduced by Mr. Hatigan included C. T . Riddle of llridgewatei, V*„ Fred Carru tb 't of Arcadia, Calif., .1. II. \Vrlgbt of Valdosta, Ga.. Howard IVnnyfirek of Phoeiiixville, Pa., Raymond Clapp of Htnrrs, Conn,, Rev. Martin lit am of West Palm lb tit h. mid I.. II. Gibb* of O rUndo. Arab-Asian Bloc Asks For Another Appeal ToChmese Though the note*, delivered dur­ ing the weekend, did not Void Rosi l » « treaties of alliance with the two Weetern power*, they said plan* to rearm the Weat tier mans were a violation of the treaties. The ramjnunirallona repeated and amplified Soviet charges, made In similar protest* to B ri­ tain and France Dec. 16. The lat­ ter replied Jan. 6 that rearming of Germany waa necessitate) bv '‘threat of Communist aggression." Delivery of the latest note* was seen here as evidence that Russia views German rearmament aa the J, LAKE SUCCESS. Jan. 22 -</!*) major issue presently In Interna­ tional politics and plans to inten­ — Twelve Asian and Arab nations sify her campaign against it in decided today to submit a formal the future. proposal to the United Nation* that Attempt Is Made To Forestall U. S. De­ mand For proposal were not disclosed 'I" ’ mediately, but the United States l * m ’ N o lle * already has msde dear it treD any further appeal to Red China is useless. One of the provisions was reported to be that seven IK t u b r o r * T o p m u r o i \T g J t lH ii; s k n i .v i i i .k m i \ rfl countries. Including Communist i i .o h i i i a . i k r n n a c T r . ,r IN KKi T U B K HTATK OP | J K I'AIITIN . Deceased I t i i s ix r n K u m m s a k i i e ra . sova I I A T I K H M .A I M S OH n t. v i v m A n A t K rr M i l l i:s T itr., Vow soil each of you are h o .li i< .<lli.it slid required to Present .n , M r T ir i: t i i t r i 'c t i t Ix'ftal No!ire To* JAM KH ft 11EH IM NO *1 alaea of resld.nce I . tln h a o a t I n , are hereby re-inlrett to your w ritte n defense* person o r b v attorney on K eh ro are 1 t i l l . In a . e rla ln illr n r ie pew »»* pending In the C irc u it C S s it Heml nole C o u n ty. Florida. In (1 eery, an ab breslale d title of eaus- be in g JUANITA tJIlAI IIEIIItl.M I. I 'la ln t lll < -A J I l - it make one more peace appeal— IIC IlllIN ll. Defend*nI W I T N E iU I my hand and off the tilth— to Communist China. seal at H anford, F lo rid a th is t* l l i l This became known after repre- day o f Ja n u aOry .PA IIFRNDON t'le rh . C irc u it C o u r t tiaatiaaeo C on* r a o rent*lives of the 12 countries met A I.I agency said that the disaster in New York. Informed quarters (IE IK tl'Mlfs >l.r>Klt A li V I a t K* -puck at least l& localities in Attorney, for I’la S wilier land. Ileaidrs, the U» dead, said they would submit a resolu­ K an lnrd. F lo rid a it iaid. 2tl others were missing and tion to the General Assembly's 60atudht-r 20 were reported seriously nation Political Committee lint injured. afternoon. DisuHtrouB Alpine In Italy In addition to the dead, at It’swt .VI persons were Injured, many of Ihrm caught beneath i oof * rrumpli'd by the weight of the snow. Tltr snow still wan falling on the Italian side of thr Alps, cau­ sing fia ri there would lie more avaUiM.be*. (In the Swiss side the number •I avalanrhr* appeared to ba de­ creasing. but official* warned that there still was danger. M e i i II h m H hfHNB » * i i f * l i f l * Throughout thr night rescue Soviet leader* standing on lltB stage of the Rnlslgd theater during rriratj spot la lovers were tempor­ arily Itahrtrd at swank ski resort*. la-t night’* event. A niong the marooned ................. wer* WKi From left in light In the photo­ Hritl-li and 70 Aiitcrlrans at Da­ graph wrie shown M. A. Kusluv, vos, KwitscrlntHl. A. N. Kosygin, I’. K. I'onontaretiNone of the resorts were be Ini, M. Kaganovich, A. A, A n dteyev, I I'. Iteria. G. M. Malen­ lieved In lw in any danger, Imiw kov. Klnltn M F. Hhkiryatov, K. •ver. I rev W*<r aaid to have K. Voroshilov, 8. M. Rudygnny, V. IIII pit food Stocks, Th* unusual number of slide* M. Molotov, N. 8. Khruschev, N. M. Hhvcmik, M. /« Haburov, I. I. rsulled fram heavy snow* last Rumyantsev. A. M. Vasilevsky, N . V. Popova, T . M. Zueva and K. A. F tirt# e v ( T h r dispatrh which passed through ,H((virt censorship listed in th r group all the mrmliera of the scept. .two. tmliibtiri ___r . . . They are ___ A. I. Mikoyati, deputy president of the Council of Ministers and minister for foreign trade, and N. A Holganin, deputy president of the rounrll of ministers ami mem­ ber of thr Organisation Bureau of the (Vnlrnl Committee of tha Communist Party.) In the Iniek of the stage, im ­ mediately lirnralh l.rnin's pnrtn iil, stood a guard of honor com- II. S. Ca.stiKttk’d The spoil stirs previously had In­ dicated that, if they made surh » move, they naturally would drmaud that their proposal lie given priority over an Am.rican resolu­ tion asking that the Peiping reclme be found guilty nf “engaging n aggression in Korea.” The 1!. 8. claims it I* assured of a large m ajurity In favor of it* resolution. Kxatt terms of the Asia it-Arab rial.*.- and d, m au ds sitl.h >ou, sr ellher of you. may have saali.-t 1h, -s la t e of J K . I ’.ir tln . deceased. |,<, of esld County, to the County nt Seminole County. Florida. ut y,.* . ftlrc In the court house nf . I'ounly al Hanford. Hemlnole <m »as. ly. Florid*. within right rale, u* m-.nlhs from the lime of the Pindication or this nolle. p.-t, <ia n u o r i I . iiim . J shall he In w rit, m s . and sh a ll atale the place of residence and post nfflr# s dd res, Ihr italmsat. and shall he ,u „ ft In by the claimant, her agent, or her attorney, and any aurh claim 01 dtiosad nol filed shall ha »u|g W IL L IE F lr » t O M i C l f William Rosknc Cnmetiv—Neartt—Carinoii t i JESI )A V—1 w e d NEs BA y Double Feu tu rn— Ib irg n in I’ro R ra m CarliHin—*Sbort tribe Die iarribU experience. Kurope drliatr. That (IrcDImi uppsaictl to Imi simmering down to onr qtirstinn; How m anvT t hllrtrcn Under 12 Fr«*i" “Mtivlen Under The Stnni" SANFORD - O R LA N D O BAND SHOES ALL SPORTS Slurtly I'la y ShocH . The more chord you turn over lo Reddy Kilowatt, the more time you'll have to joih the party... and for all those things you’ve Itithicd lied alwayi wanted to do. Itoyn & Men'll GO M H U C T Wuntrn'a ft Men's The Kent liny In Town On Aililatlc Hocka Ct r v C t THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT Mora, than 190 worker* utauatted to fre« ott* track of tha ipHlii line railroad fro m . eastern Hwitaeila id to Italy, through tha Uot- U IS U U 1 ° ftorkb. Andwhile i il it..,why r,nt make it “for S " Us homcfolkski^ Ftonda'sth« dacein thewwldlo UVE! Your ElectricSatvpnt i -a i i t i s publication Jan IS. till. RIDE-IN yesterday. Tito parent* ami twrr children werf later found dead. One child still U missing. Th n qthex lived, hadlv injured, to dr*- ROliSON SPORTING GffflPS Tcnnia ShocH FA 11N E LL Aa adm tnUtralrls of ih . i>. late of J K Partin. lie. R HIG HW AY �1 it 1)1 h In Unity There Is Strength— Ta Protect lh> Peace ot the i.g rld : Tu Promote Ihr Progress ut A n t n c t . Tu Produte I'lu -p r iU ) |M H u U m . C liu lu partly c u - j r . slow lr i.«.r.j tc a p c ra lc re tk."ca»h <Vedn u i i i ,. Light la m od em # northa VO LUM E H f c A l 11 t i t X X X X II I h K *tnhli*hcd v W a n t e d I t e r a t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFOm i. I I.nuIDA TUESDAY JAN. L’.l, ItC.l 1008 caMeil) »1nds. e Ansoc iulcri Press Leased Wire N il. 10!) County Is A sked Chinese Reply American Thunderjets Shoot Down , To Consider Bond Paralyses U N Korean Action Four Red Jets In Blazing Battle; Issue For Hospital C‘p" ,Ja°!nS Association G ,o b n l S tra te g y In Urging Quick Ac Envisions Use Of t i o n On Project n , *-~r— III view o( llie \ uln .il urn) t. immediate cumtiurtion <>| * i.r» hoipiial building, due to N , , , pita* lo iroctupy ilir Fenuld Laughton Meinoiial Harpil.vl Bmld ing by Apt. I. ihr C a y Comnuvtion D ii iiih IiI vuird to i#qur t iIn i ihr County Committiiiii hold a ipetlal meeting •mm tui ihr ^purpose of planning a irieirmiui.i druglird lu ip p io ir ih r lu iiiiu u! bonds m ah which lu lii.jiiir coniliuciion >.l a hospital. T h r Commmion alio endoiirJ a irn.tiilion pirienied liv I I In . k n , pirn.(nil (if thr | eti)«|i| Laughton lliiipila! Alrocialioii, ir quelling ihr Navy lut an r H r nil ui of ihr liinr limit foi vacating ihr present hovpiial. , Overseas Bases !IS A ir l*'oict* T u Open Its Sixth British Air Base In March W A S H IN G IO N . fan >3— (A S ■Went i ’i global war »llalryy it now k rin l l<> cuiintri homlnng Altai kv launched 11 .>in o vritra t liairt m Int h n r milt h u ra iu K u ina lli.m ihr l S. home held* »t tltr I ,i till M ill I >ruii in lapidiuccrition high Ilf M r <1 tods) ilir A n F o u r einI ham ufMin at (pilling itinie fuirign liavn floln Vi hull tJ. S. plalirt could I d r n|| and maintain alullilc oi ulltrl l.tmil. irlahatliiil. H irvr lu riuluitiiig lint leuJullou ll.c to* hide i. H ml l - i i i l r u have completed Comroittiun tuggerird tl.ai ihr ta- # iiuit alup it!titn flight lu l'e*»s tention br hinilrJ lu CO dayi m a flri paving Ihrii flisl visit lu order that Ihr Navy would undei (lir a ! Britain. J, H .r b iliiih air ministry an­ iland that ihr Cummin ion w it tin cn rly trying to makr rierei-siy nounced ihai thr U. ft. An Fore* will opcii in Man'll Hr m i h all arrangrinrnlt. Mi, Tui Lri replird i n- , in ihr Minted liingilom. .1. iiriin a l .Ulnar ItinOir) *lu that hr wmild m id fi toon w.lh ihr Motpil.il hlecolive liuaitl in rlo-.nl llial oUr i« Iahalit.il botlili in, luti.i» sdiuuld In* a* ditto* lo regard lu ihr Ml day ralrntiun. R iise-i * an wr can rstalillsh ihrm 0 . W. Spencer, luca! allornry, iihciul of tint or »•■!*» ami hold initiated I hr* aiihm for ih r • tu ria llh -n . ih r itmmrnl thr m*ri| arise* bond referendum of freeholder*. Hindley, chairman of Ihr J.nnt and suggested that the hospital i Jr Slalf, lolil a Heiiate fir named in hnnnr of llr r l Fish, cm niiiiilrr yealrnlay that llm IMilnliug out that ll'pihl fund* of " r loner the base* a ir to tin* rl»tnr Fish ralatr may not lie iminr.lj •iny” tin- ra iirr and thr ir*» C 'i'ta irly availahlr for th r h>>-|>ital ly il will la* lo provldr a **»il»program. hut vurgeallnf that tainrtl rrlaliallon air attach '* whrn Ih rvr fund* are availahlr tha Mratllr) »l*o -aid that U. S taindi could M rrllrrd from the d i a l t g l , for which Ihr clurfa ul „ Flab Ealalr. slafl air |.niuartl> rnponalttr, M r. Sprue#r furthar tuere**»d •jt •a not iuclloir a irtractioh" that alt ct*l.' nitndr.1 organlritimia »if all AWirilcan i *i * m lo rollbe ia iirr■*■'?#() at Ihr m rrllng of tit.riual Am u if • I h r light iu C'.uglrta and lha the county Comm)Minn Mrmlirr* of thr Sanford Mer­ -ei vid - last ear ovu tin rf chant* Aavoclatton, including W frcliycncai of lli# fl-'W Clratej V flitting wild Jack Hall, im- Ihr lire*taken llrtpir-ttioii In ttlilir S A ll tnrdkatrly n p r m n l appruvai of o u a rtri. Dial il.r I planned to place all of tha auKKrition, ami tin Rrv. .1. lore# ■I Miiaare mb rwa* * u i E. M rK liilry *ta*rd that hr frit rurc Ilia! Ihr Mlhivtrrial A*^ocla lion will hack aurh a niovrr M r. Tucker (old Ih r cum in Ianhm . . i,i , i vi< * lhal a l a marling of the horp'Ml |J | J S t S l l O r t O i U l l C R e a l Estate Sales rarrutlvr IkmimI uu Siitunkv *! . .a IM . ban been drcidnl Dial it III i. al | B | | | | l| | | •\ llin (IU N a tio n s C o n tin u e E f f o r t s T o F ig h tin g , H a lt B r it a in Allies Recapture Strategic |Wonju C a u t i o u s L A K E SUCCESS. J*n ’ V </I») Cuminuiiivt l Iiiiis • irvitrd | v e r ioiiuob bu K .ur-t *|.|!r,i(rd today to lute uivru aihir.l ilii|irluv lo ihr Aiisit-Aisb ruuvr lo •tinininr t 'uilrtl N s I iuhv rllu ilt lu n su l * ceateliie. Mmt t lr lr y s lr s Mill u u r await mg tiuliiKtuiiit Irwin thru gcuetnlornt*. but t li r i r w at a v lu iu y |>m •,ilr trn lim riil ill la v o l u l e »h »u -* m y all |ioM ildr a v ru u rt I s . , u ailoptillg die i “inleil Stair*. |uo,« .,* ! lo bra n d th r I'n p in g irg iu te a* an avK ie ttol. Ihl* ferllng wa» reflected t*‘ wU.v C iltlit ill it ita trm m l ma thV ItriH'li I'rtmc AtiniMcl Attlee in Ihe Home of r.inillioio tmlsv Attlee said: "W e do not believe Ihe time ha* i-<.me to consider furthei m r» rure*. lo do *o imiilirt that wr have alienHmwwt hope of leachiuc a prsceful vettlrinenl, and thi* we hsv# not done." He added, however, that Rrilain “ recognlre* the stall, fact of the llnatii.ii in Korea ami agree* in condemning Chluevc Inlerveiilioii in »iip|H>rt of an aggie'sor, which ha* thwaMetl ami f r u M r a M flopill pose* of the United Nat V'll ■ The«t< two etatementa were in terpretnl here at meaning that Ilntain want* to make another peace t l V Mild, if thi* fail*, to mod ifV the l). S. ptoporal lo eliminate the iMxvIhthlv of sanction* agalnM Red China. Till* would he done hy condemn­ ing thi Chinese Conimnnlsta for Intel veiling in uipport of an ag gre**or, invtrat of declaring they actually cngagml In aggression, as the American nropo*al dor*. C-ouieivatlv# leader Wln*tou Churchill warned Rrilain against Cortel maneoSei- lo dlvv.te lha U.8. and Britain The 12 A llan and Atah cottnIrie*. who have be*n working to gel hei la bring pea.-e In thr Far Fast, railed another private meet tng for tonight to decide what their n*«t step would he. They ul ready had drafted g new «*»s*e fnc appeal and were ready to ruhnitl II yesterday, liut postponed action yvhen they learned of the new I’eiping ciiinnumicalion Fhew iituvea appeared almost rrrtaln tu widen the split h rtw rrn the nun-Communiit cmintric . since the llnite.l .Stale* Indlcatml it would riinllnue to pres* for quirk approval of its aggression rvsotntU'li when the U . N political com milter meet* tomorrow' after its 4N hour rece*s Although ihe U . H claim* a auh[•tanlial majority In favor of Its nrn|Me al, there has twrn an .*hv i.■u» temtenev among **.111* delegation* to avoid lagging Peiping as an ag­ gressor eacept a* the last resort Peiping'* “clarification" message may .therefore, cause them to hack a new peace move. Eisenhower Ends Senate- May Demand Consultation C ro p Production Western E u r o p e ()„ Sending More Troops To Europe Is 6 M illio n I ons Def e n s e •Survey During Past Year w I i I! 0 ,1 IP , I ,o 1 I 'l'l ill lllltllllltOM i stirrut ih r rn«ti • . ouliorei 1 1 ,1 tioop* I., I uiofir inolitlioii o || f* i< l^lt 4i| ||Im|| 4ild tloied *eiii.rr toinmulre* 1...f ,, |t,r> o r |o ItiftiKt tl h'Ml til i -I l*«t is |mmI to llie “veil Mr III t ill. e01 SH A PE (omm .mtlci I lnnu*w;u tl I• o u u il After lusucction I'A K IS . Jan £ \ o l ’i t .r n e ,j I) l.ivenliowrr m m o l heir flotn (irlm ouy Im b l bouin. .*I«l Ih-u ii -I aflri «(>re>lv iliqu in III I uo-pean llllinill I lolll V, lu. h I.C ll.qwl ill SO tin Full id I|I< \ll tilth F-rv 4IU1) to ilcjend W c irm I urop* 4*4111ll Soviet I ollinoilllllll l og ovel l*4liv' lt.lv I .eld krpl llie l.r lin d • plriie •ill loir W lW 4'l lUinillrt liflult il >' I' .tide to liud II vvj • lielieve.l al out llllir ihe 4lliT4ll would have lo be d itrllrd lo aitolbel I true It allpoll 01 pel Its pi c eu irliill) to I u til toil. A f lc r tw o dsv - in il* F le n c h rtl4loi W h rliV o| Nelttirvku, tiir K rp u lllh ,11 li.*o| Ir.oicl 28 M I G - 15 s A m e r ic a n B a ttle A tta c k 33 F it * l i t e r s ; Is B ig g e s t K ve r F m iy lit B y | rts | su .’ 1 (cV)— I l.u.i.ic.ten ticsi.ing noiliiw nl Kotci shut down lu h U F A n iru c v n 1 1 1 iv lt ‘ 1 I ,d iu l HUD <|hi|ioi|nl J lie ......lull'll wllli II |i|iip »ri licit llie hrloilr IllMlIlit ihr two tolllllil1 L 'u i t iv a T u t s t ls Million U v rt Acres o in turn (tin n a n -m a d e M R . I '»■ i i n l i ) in luitoiy i biggest |Ct .ill litlllc Ih# I M4v viliti iCDirtl nil* (ji(»’ h.il*|r Ik|M 41* * JjIlU F ftl It Mt llltFfr all t|tfrt|tlrit h itli the lic In f. n • I'oic, until i .iiigres- | l.'inls slops ira i liril 4 i n Still 4)| ihr Ki adopt’ is policy on lli,* mailer li-L l M»r|il Min^i l I . .lo. to O id il.lM J.IW I t o' ■ I Vhliongh thr Sell*!, hnd Orro A I* turif<|KMitlrnl |*>Imi I m ii I to idle si 2 P M on llie I'M'* dl lesion Or* to irioiiuiiuid IrtioDlioii Violiihiling ilir I'trvidrnt lioni « smiiiiit* lllg •I S troops lo Hi. S', li. UUn- Volcano Eruption Mriy Have Killed ' - < Many Thousands e Ext im t1 Mt. I .al i n upinn Be Iplies Sinokt* A m i I.s T v a 'r o ir p n i* . ll g CMttltUN ■ M l M Ii fK l \ ti ti i lix. Ian . 21 -R V i — |(r |FMl lb I « 1. ill IIS Vu lill ri (iijirlit iu il II I II- in lllh .u l M ■ii* hi - aii! Mt-ikrttil i Xplie- ion* ill New laiiMiru'e. *4 xlim 1" ill I .Millington inh alien |nohahlv hills st tnnir Ilian 3,tMHI oalivr N r* I . olio in’the rs lrin a l lertiloiim dcpvilnirui in t an lirtia told n-1 lni)M' for Ihr m l ' vital nf m U-ing Ettltuoatta In Ilir air* visitrd hv the rets* lu ll's wnist liiw slrl III ltd- -rC (liioi ol Ihr f Inhe cisfvit:<I, t.’i'*'iiho»* 1 im o lliurs dsv Icy an fm Iceland slid Can nils the only two Atlnntie Part Mgner* lie Mill inn*I vt-il and \V»*hioyloii Eisridvovvci liegaii hi* Mirvey of West Eul<i|f'' M.t'ill'* nod tdao* fill ilefcrvir wllli n hoik two vvreknyo nt Frnnce'* •oUiulion. lluring hi* visit now lie I* e*peeled to work on ariangt'ineiil* for ‘ ellling lift lli* iiendqunilei: ill Pan* or It* vicinity S Y D N E Y , A il't ir l i i . Jsu ■ M duaiy Rourro Pari*. > Pi \qit 14I1411 i l l i< 1*1* van) U> Ver-nillei mot I ontalnetdeau all sre pi.’ Ubb -iic - foe tin- Atlantrc •Isl vseekdlil volialiu crploviotl* coimosnd'* i>rrnmnrnt liraiiquar ul N e w tonne v i "rs lin rl Mi Isi* frn .p nraiv Imadqunrlcr* now htDmu.cWw wst u » w J tF.' It in the lfotet Alton* here As Western Mimpe'* new su- tent 111 v v W'Bttl JiiaMei m ihn »*i preme tnihisrv comma inlet re Inqi id ll.e al-itw luine.I her*. Flench |ul|l*.- lo o t fine Audi thill o lf llial ililft line irsdy to rnfarce s gorermnrul hail on a ina* demon'irattnn I lie Cum- teiiue vmik evtimslrd llie lull o| niunistr hnve called iga lin i him dr id 111.1 niiuied New ionnealit tomorrow u i .-iiio .- ii Al -I INN) ill hell ( I P o ll Muirvbv Cotninuuisl leaders hnd n-.l no p irilo lr.l lutliy “ I llieie wutll.l noiioce.) thi* uioining wheiht-r llu-c vvmid abide In' thr hill hill the later r in r ir r llolil llie |am0Is into il w«il(iMrfl it* r a w I m m * 11 ».IItIMI*.at l,M t I, r IW..I Florida Chain Of Missions Begins Sanford Program Thursday Evening do Hllfi lilt- I r.illnl ion, ot In *.1 no nt lection U to 1 1V o Ion ; ronloi loim nli' it* l o t sst,d oiosoilin-n* « ii'e iit lo send tl to th r AI lord •' t d o > Slid f orrlgll !(• latlulis g lo o p s I sill nallv « chaltman of Ti.s l.sMrl rolnndttrv. II.<1 . s « n imllcntloi Mint Ihr ts--s.ini toll would not * i el ill ind I. th r F c i.ilr III tl .. I q in ni i Y*h|**h ii urn 4i)t•nutted ti y VVIn M» N11llaMii kl!li *% tiiivllv pro mi*ill tiii lit# ftmil > not lo Mile Hath *•. l i i -Mil ii 1 li in i ail *u4r« tin »I i»imI ll»t« I l»« IlilR s i.i'.'iiiy ••• rltfl liD|M 6%1)411* lit* ch, u , (.ill will . Olisqll m i,, colitfiesslnn.il coinniiUes s I-s foil dli|>4lcliinr’ Ul.o 1 I' s glnnlld loll is to Ml |t..I! 41 liin r J..U ails, i» vV t lot 4 1 in-sk 1li-r UN o '. I Jki{|ih, *tl Us S I .til. ,Vn t fiidC hr 1 1h|iiMl|fly ||| K o i r « , *,»*() 'ill ll«C •1 €•® Alitr lu -Ml 14 »ur- ( r t n ii i r J v.lc ly . Not a 101*1# hnllrt io-lr n tv ioiuiJ lit the 11.0,oh 1 >et• ll# 4.hie.I 1 lillu v r lli 4 ir.iu iie lu ll i r l ( 4 l . . i la id llie ptrvious le io n l 1. 'Mill IMHI loio Ih r p ir m n iv )r.vi |l -.lid tin a, ira g e upou w h ich llie :i • ih flc ie n t C lo p w e ir plant ,',| 01 g row ing IH lt*f*n lo la lrsl -iig litlv ovu 2J.tNt.taal u l'-it WJ. Poo .icic* aloivi lire vex* iu-foie I Lie ll'pol 1 sapt "Value ol 1 op* hatvr'led w .1 at .. at a record level, slmw.......... ............ iiKtca • over the pi* On li.e giouuil Allied iiim blt tr ims lundav leonapiril the *#nll.il K.,ir,iii 1041I u il liuti id Won tu ind its aiiTtnp I Key tl-., '# ii#sl uc iihv Mill* J i vini 27J , (Hut* Hig 4 |q|i# ol lievilv |MM Itrdi oil | ttie tillri will, ill .llIllicit t j lilg r . A q*>keini4U s.vui ll IM I ’ M lu ridly lhal l ipied Nations In litt n rir "iu vonlioi id all W i.llju." iii t i u g yen 1 tin total value ot a ll I m ii f 'l e d l i cstn.iite d at el,out >:t;i,taNl,IMHI compate.l w itti I a va lu e uf f ini.iHMi.niat in 1946*49 ilm l) on# luilrx vuiillu I ilin * and field crops Weie p ri lied lolirv weie I - it 11ill o' Ited )»»tu n F m o p , Nlc.invv Idle tin lions. Armed lll.-ll ill li- IMHIsIhlr tor llie iilg lie r j reins hi Nongwoi Mean 2ig lit in t* S lim ',-. I.V.IlHUltlrr gave serll. Ill v h I iic ns Mo valin of vegetal,le* •il-o lagrii soul heist id I in|4llg tie Wight lo ll-e l-i ddeill of v:t I pi odu it d dlopped i l pet relit u n d e r In llie all light, T l IF H. ling Ih field Mq Din lipn iv e r the Mm v. al tadore due 10 art unusual* l‘t"l Iv heavy economic shandnnilivqil Blul Ionet pure* nnlic. lit* n tuu ltd Mi nor Id " t o ld clops e o v rie il l,325,|iNI i . i . t a i ) ol In f ill-. Mai*hall including peanuts, oaks and I. Isl Ml i-s IliHillllr lhal li.e ple acn *nt n iillta i) liianpowri goal id lupin* |,»itine,t 2 if,tNtu a.-ira atiove i piaiduigx which amounted in J. n'.'iioti t.y iu iir 30 m ay I'U latsi har* to 1.* incrtAicd "tl th» l.an.l.Vm acres Ih e itl&n cotton 1, x* Irdni'l'd IS.tNln act*-, 1 Unit ion wot Mill " Its m id lirli l■o.i1r. the p*a l l o t arirkg* waa cut m l Mac Atlim i lived* t f, I"Il I trplsccii 1 lit * • novlllh. ami that ll I, v about III.PINI acres However, < .11 * Aurtl tiel-re In* dlvtdoh* \ the litlgu aeleages of cum, cow an liiidl up lo "ll rmal •lienglh " peas, lupine, lush polstaev ami A* l>* pislluusi) had done is' *,ieet pi.taloe* moil M11 I1 oft it nil peannt |.<ir s - l u l l .'i.lllltnllii' N la l-h lll llie smaller cultmi ,,'h I >f.r II e-r ei 1 ' p to ap d up- Value o( lo'ld clops Iibi prove I IIIVrival M dllarv ' -nice vi .test 1 c iiinale.l al ffiN.iaiu. all.l lla ilillig , Wllli llie d t:,ll age UUU II peli-i'Ul altovr Ihe |62, lo 4 rrn l to It! and Mo |» 1 ,1,1 mnl.niai crop liarvc-led la t year " f i t I its look the lead again in of -e ivttv Incir4*rd ll Ul .‘I t. Ihr f,2,IIIN),tNHl imrea-e in value '*1 till 11st tl*. t’n m iu iltrr Chairman Vm-m of (lu ll and nuts haivc le.l T ild e ill 1 o i) told rcpurlrr* lie favor- m ire 3Jt6H,6(Nt tons of fruits mid harvested 208,0041 less th a n m Udh nropovalv And til com ruts mitle, ic rm n f In he in genet al1 Mlie year tielore hut ingliei prices boosted the total vatiintioli from agreement The M il, dttigrird lo help t-oosl f I30.INN1.IMN) iu tWIH IH to over military nianpowti ( o -im I inn, f202.tNMi.iNMt m in to f*u I'ls n tin n *«l Clti>1’ .outlime,| at *oineviliat laai to 3,6OO,0tH>, would also ■q ■ u n tvm a l mdllarv -e m .i sliivv c ttvs* aveiage itite timivlitig 11-s* total acreage at*>ul in/inn ind tiainiug piogi sn. tin other cotigrcvslottvl ti -..is itune tail vest With Mils ad.ii (lomil iiirii' acreage (he total 1inlay: I \ KrptltiiiCtn senator vlhd acreage of all Mulls amt nuts in Ihe PMsident'* 1962 itlldwei "VII the la ir i* now estimated xt 660,* ' 11N1 acres tteaiing acreage insd.iti ii lo dliastrr aiinmiils I,, inn,nun act** 11 .non ilruatm Mriiigrs, of New llviiq shite, -a id in a statement M.vl above I'U " in llieie weie 'Pit.Midi acies of veg .Mi Fnituan vh»nld i-nll In )•! fdal.iatO.lMMl tiudgrl l.ack to tin- etatde planted m mill 60, (Mmiil tlt.INMi acres weie lost from flood*., 11 s> ils>rV Ha I's a , I » « i iit'cct-s, etc . leaving 32(1,|IH> acres fur iiarvcsl Tin acreage pm nalien need* t,.i It* In-avv I'lUll- moM a physical Impuanlhllltv « .» I ■■■ * i u i aeeee mova Ih r horpltal liack lo il* old -----------_ „ alia at Oak Avrnnr and Fifth I O R I .'W DO, Jan. 2d (8p**t*laD — fitrrrt " l,iirrlia*r of real catalr In 61 of Ih r I ton la t h im <1 Mission nil bruin d* plnria m in ' in in lil •< Pointing mil that th r ............1H o rW e ’a rt7 eountlea f w J D m r hoapital ha* U rn caring f. r up u.d.ng SI, l i g . M n «k llie F iivl llrpliM ( bun li ll.u n d * ) rvrning si i -I t l o i h -i k wilti lo 60 palientt al a lime, he * '* ” *[;* tn T i'a M A n * h lh Ifolieil | Ihonitv as ihr lust ipeakri II i- iv in ilttri Irnoiiliiiatond alrrsirtl Ihr nerd for a 00 l « i ‘ ..nliaalrd wllli *0. i,g.t6rll_S it plngtain ilettyned hi *1 quaint die i-iiMu with l biivtivu tniMlouaiv n o il hoapllal lu arrvr Ih r glowing in in and 9660.2:11,4111 fur I04H, ac­ cording to the annual tales survey at Inline and a I iio a i I. M u V i .Ih NVilltsmv. p u U n ily liia u n isn , i*nl to county. **1 am altrlching Ih r polnl of Florida Association of Ural to n . day. when 1 aav that lha old hoapital retraced front stale hradiiuarlers |)l | hiiliisv is iu|iriintrnii»ut I llie 1*111111111 t oilimoml' ( rulei vl could care f»t SO jia llrn ls at a hri r hy K. D. Keefer, association lima.” I ir added. "T o mat* hack president. fievrirvlllr. Trim Alndher of ll" Y n u ll' from ll.e Nortli Pole, will there, 16 lu 25 nmrr ruuina would proniilirlit Speakers oil the p i., "Ta k in g into consideration that rpeak on lu-i npeitence in tin* be required, ami repair a would reports did not come In from some lam i* Anaida, a ir.tivr of Raffucoat from fft.OOO tu fl0,000." Isnd, llie only K.-kllnu woman 0 country and will compare th<* tountiea where rral estate is auremanner-- and moral* of her native In Ih# refolutloii It waa puliilrd ty tiring purcha*rd, and rrallaing 1i*r A 111r r lean Irrlnre tour. land with Mini** of tlq< countr> out that thr Femald-Laughton that some counties maintain no * lu Ttumias will iic*crtla* hi* • She will describe the .'H.'.und.in Hoapllal la Ihe only hospital faci­ registered rral relate hiokers," lo io in-rs a<- a inedieat practltioo S f lltiliu lc ItoV S rtltlls ce lln l hi nog Id tier 1 - Ameina lity altuatrd lit Frminnla Counly I'rrsldent Keefer said, “ it is ■% Mcruller* of the tiauford Squad- ci 10 the tirra t Hiuoky Mnindn.c and Ihe lietnendi-o vil)iullili" 1 hi effort- to replace Au|wmtillon and aervlng il» appiuaimately 66, foregone ronciusion that actual tl.,v Ms’inil* of the Meniiiiole I(i■■ ion of thr C ivil Air Patrol will slu' was for-e,l t 1 in.ike w it li in trllig riu e among the mono 000, and lhal II la vital In Ihr ■ales wtlhin the stair would nu diet w ill slay# contest* in pitch inert tomorrow night at llm A il Atlanta, tile In . I to.mas. ha* lain (iro p lr lie iiav rrc ru llv writ A hraith ami aalrly of thrar pMipIr douhl reach slnu.'.t a billion dol­ port Hangar to discuss the rrlo lug lervla ami in oilier •cold »c that adequate Imrpllal farilltle* lars " ration of Ihe meeting place in view ten a tiook. "So Sure u f i.ii " written a lands titled, "l and 1If ■iiinidishiiiciits *i a “ Kicknhookrc" which the way of lift of tin he availahlr tu Ihrm. Keallor hradtiuarlers in O rlan­ of Ihe Navy reactivation. File ( iiN*-i Shatl -vi s" 111 vsIncli she outdo.*t niesd at Mie S 'ln llio h - llieii Il also Mated lhal “ iher# doe* do, where reporta have hern reAlthough a formal requent will mountain folk i* pictured. Hi explain* liei peo,..e and their love Hr hied Fooll.sll Htadium Halurdav I I M I I n M «a ra a r M il ceived ami evaluated each year lie made lo Ihe futura rommandhig Thoma* w a i at me time a ml f..( |w*ee #«d the harmony in i.igld at fisim 7 In lo 9.20 o’clock. since 1030, ilieliw nl that close to officer of the A ir (Ration for * ■lotosi} to Maiaya where lie » ■ which tliey llie Idle context 1 acJ event-, will in W A R M K K TflM flH H O W pastor of a church There I . SMI percent of the sales were handl­ rltldt* f i n t uilumg w ith the flint 'Ihe miMioriarv tw rn ililvV >tc W IN N IP E G , Man.. Jan. 2 3 - ist l,y Realtors. President Keefer Hireling place there, It is held U Slid he *<Min reall*ed need for OP) -One of thr oldest <pntr pointed to the great number of to* unlikely that this request will ■1 i-dical cate lu hi* di*ltlct, an I tivitie* rordiiioe Frida, morning and level, a rooking conic I. cut a* Mr* Fing.no 1 H d le ist-urgei. line of |..ps i I k Iricin--. in diameter on the North American runt in vurant lot* ami urrragr, which in­ to* granted. Revgral place* have ent today was Itawaun. in Ihr dicate prvarnt and future building hern suggested, said D. L Renilev. he returned to * mor'cca w hen, a indnl evangcllfM'- n i-ilo titr, wdh M t axe, signaling competi­ hut a vote hy member* Is needrd hr studied olediritie, Intending < • and Mr* l«a (inrtoo .-prague. no tion, a I lire* !rgg*d race fur cub Yuknn, where ihr mercury bur­ activity in the months ahead. go iuvrk to Ua la va, hut circuin led traveler and lecturer, are scuula, a lii|* of w sr and other before definite action is taken. rowed down to 56 degrrea lw Iwiwrst point of Florida trans­ ham events Th r Han-lmndo strip at lMing- slanci* were such lhal lu- Incan - srchrduled l» '-1 '•ah low «rru. Wealhrrmrn prrdiflul action* was the 1934 figure of a Mile of tile full events will he the head in vile fust nieilleal cen­ Mr*. Kellc'i 1 cr»er. proinuMonal If might light warm up a lull* hit, little more than s li million, *o the wood, he added, will prohahlv he ter sponsored hv tin Method' t a balloon h ut-ling contest In which used for Ihe flying activities Fo l­ though— |h— lo f 60 lirlow. record for the year Just past ia— lowing 'he business meeling to f'hurrli in Ilir saouthern moun aeecrerlat f*r Ihi Vnierican la* each scout will litre a balloon lied prosy Mission*, 1 r e , t« fai.iilinr to quote President Keefer— “ some­ morrow night, training film* will tains. with Mo- piul.len of leper*,, ha to his ankle. Competing in the con thing to which Florida can point tie shown. |l'i.«llsHrs *1- C s ,, B lit lest* w ill be aeniilv and ru b scout*, Atlanta, wlio was burn ah->ui |oi with pride." Th e March of Dimes today H r said further that many deals gratefully acknowledged tha fbl- were cash transactions, and he lowlng contrlbullom tu the Semi- foresaw a strong trend toward na­ nob County chapter nf Ihe In­ tional realisation that Florida land fantile Paralysis Foundation: la a good investment as a hedge 91644 against Inflation, that imminent Rita Theater Contelner 26.110 war testa the soundness of real Randall Chat# 1000 estate Investment wnlrh is stand­ W . A . Leffler 00 ing the 'hurk. that ownership of W . M. Hayaea 2.00 homes strengthens the civilian L Th a rys 1.00 front ami maintains our own de­ Fred V. Bell 100 fense. P. P. Campbell 1.00 Ura. P, F. CampUM 100 S H E E P H TO B Y J - C. Jackson A T L A N T A , Jan. J W - b t l - T h * 600 t idrew Carraway 2 00 man had an alibi hut the Judge Mildred Await 0 00 •aid something auspiciously tike, P- O. Chase, Jr. 100 “ Baaaah." J. J. Cates Poller recorder Luke Arnold 200 Anonymous 200 said the man war *ecu*#il nf Anonymous driving while intmicated and ralatcd thi* story yesu n la y : Pub Total i " I lost my sumach in m i nperysar* ago and lamBtaledell n* rep tseed It with a 200 B . Atarelio __ _ ,100 stomach. Now every time im fW rs . C. W. Raker too I paas gram gras* mg stomach paint me something awful and 1.00 1.00 I have u taka n d m of pare­ goric. That'* what I had dona mciican Leprosy Dlisatons, Inc. wlm Dr. Kotwrt V. Thoma*, superiniemleni of the Fittman Community promotional -ecreiwry for Ihr wnan police arrested me oa ltd* Center at Berierville, Term who will open lb® aerie* of lecture* Th u n i1# Aux. Holy Croee will continue tiie lector®* P*.d®' at 10:40 A . M.: and Mra. Iv* Gor­ day at 7:40 P. 64. at Ih® Firat Riptiot Churrli on th « program of ton Hnrague, who will speak av 11-***f A . M. Fiidsc on "Watching Cfcanh IOO charge." Th e Judge put him away for lb® Florida Chain of Missionary Assemblies; Anauta, native of Baf* United Nations at Work on Four £,oiiun»nt»". tfcroa days wkare m g n u grove. fU laad, w ill ho faatarod a i 0 iM P. M.| U n . Euceao B. Kelianhargtr, ’ Al-'iZlFsvL ** *' » ,( 1 i W C , 1t o- s- : v- " i .m tt -■‘•2 Civil Air Pnlriil To Meet Tiimiirruw o k ia m m i rmilfHtM I’kiiiiit'il By March Of Dime* Florida Chain Of Mission Speakers ■ t~jx thunder jets I angled with Ih to 23 Mli'n ovri Siniiipi. imi m o n llie Vain R iver l loin Manchnria " T h r u wax a leal romuiutiun, a tral uni u p ." la id one airmail Huon s it u daylight iu c id s y the riqind#rl*lx itrn c k al Rimniu a ir­ field Wlit I e pholUgtApht ht.l ■hnwFit *‘numf.tfr of cnemv ^ u «t I hep til# 'Witt Jets in I lights of four ruckcte.l ainl liu iiui, , uh l.ed Ih# field lieu COVCt while . Ili«i F 6 tl Hi# enemy let* fix-hr.t s.-i ixs the Yxl.i river from trilling In Mie 'xneluary of Mam'hntia For in minute* ihr m hittle flamed , Mie roaring p-> t i -i k e.l from higii altitude i>> low vnd is.Hi'ii.il upward* again al dar rliin ’ spent*, " I ’ll ray tins foi Mu- M ill pilots," one A m e rica n jet captain commented " T lie v are ,1 m ined goisl and th e y aren't vfraid of its “ in a companion laid I- I* tit hlmoling Star jets serem ie,I .low'll on Mie flak defense *>t I' - --qg . *ng to clear the wav foi « m vtsiV i It SNt strike op that !(■ : h.teau t( UIs4IHM■si •i* * 69 • Nnvsim‘ii Simulate riaiiliui' A-ltmub In New York t itv « I I Y , S' i . J ill. in i .opynglded sluiy undei the i eadllig "iiedv I stand." 'aid tmiav Mill Mil ee tlf il staff tio-iubei iamli-d f t .>01 a iub*>#i raft one night Iti.t weekend, carrying v 'mall ttunk Mini could have lolllAil'.'-t 4 iHlIllh lit,- trunk, small i luuigli hi ii® carried tsv oil® man, wa tu ought hy uni in iblli and •• • fnwn Amsgiliteil un I .-im l -laed, to Manhstlau. Bttd atowod in • dime loi'l si in llie 1h i m ■ ,u*r® i'uliuitv f.tati„h, iindst tii*1 r.nic* hud,ling The entile opera!i-'H '* a- car* riul nut without an' intrrfrrene® ii) Ihe ('oast Glial,I civilian d® fens# or the police o( (.-ur coun­ ties "Ihe Amagauvftt landing of four Natl sal>»t#urs ui 1912 could happen again," Newniay' main story, hy staffer Boh Rfeifle, - lid. s ix "there wen1 four N a ii saboteur.. There s u e foul of u*. “ Ihree of u* lauded, ai did thr Sari*, in an inflated rubber lls t lls lM ••• #s»s »ls l GAR DEN itueetl I.Ui'h’tiHMMiin uf vpKkUhl**^ 23 Newsdajr, at IllmaHUNhi \p pm u m nlelv I I I . h im Ions uf vegetalde* were Icfl in llie field luiharvestcvt dm* to Iciiii.niu, reason*. FVorionnc I'bandonmriit in 12(1 4'* amounts'll In inilv 4,,tHH> lolls. In |**4H--41» there were rum,huh acres of vego tallies plained, psil.iif.ii acres hat ,‘ l s s ilis ta <•■ •*■■# s in Condemnation Suit Is Dieided Hy Jury lln- t'minlY Hchm.l Roxrd’a condetutialmn suit lo acquire pro­ perly adjaci'iil lo Mie Cronin* Academy ended in t'lrcuit Court nt 12:30 o'clock ludny wlien the Jury cct * price of 911.860 on Mie pro perty of J, N ('rooms and fii,H(>n fur the llenlley estate. I'rincipnl GriHima ha.l accepted Ih® Ron ul*. offer of 916,non for his si Ven ,Uh! a hnlf arrea, lin n three days later had asked 918,00*1 which the Hoard declined to nav. according to Hunt. T . W. I.awton Tin* lleiilli'v property mmpriscil two acre- Tim iloiishnl.lrr Asso­ ciates represented (>••• Cronins c tote, and Ale* Akerman and R. It. High yesterday 74 CovuMtr llm hentley internt*. l.ow today Til The School Hoard was retire* seiiu .1 hv G. W. .Spencer and Fre<i Ham 00 WHo«n Witnesses for I vnd a[i* Total Jan, rain It inch nralsement wrre Ravnmmt Hall, A. Narmsi Jan rain 2 36 luchet. H. I’etcrson and D. C. Hrock. The land will in* used in con neetion wdh ('room* Academy an.i la being added ti the present site In order that tiie Htate Department J in 21— (< « of Education may approve much 48 36 needed additions to the school, A t la n t a 36 0 ■aid .Mr. I^wtou. lliu n s r k 'viiiifonl Went her The Wi*i)I her F K L I.O W B IIIP M E E T IN G R- Alton Bradley of New Rmr* rna obtained permission from the C ity Commission last night to hold a neenng *n the Commirslon room W»dn*«da» afternoon at 2:00 o'clock in tht .nterest -if eld­ erly prop:®, now at tht Fellow­ ship Foundation. He will present a plan for a co-tfptratln horn* in New Smyrna. Bo* Ian R r u w n iv t iD C h ic a g o D enver D a s M o in e s F resro N e w . vY W a s h in g t o n J a c k s o n v ille M ia m i T a lls h a ts e a Tam pa 21 ri6 12 t»3 39 61 29 36 66 T4 60 76 16 60 29 24 26 49 ; 21 61 64 46 U S K •-: j n 24 .VukeS. A r a b -A s ia n � 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, January 22, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 22, 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>, January 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