26 10 263 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/788d0186b76609de178f01bc4753dc06.pdf 707d6f8236540bf93cad62e3704f7415 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY JAN. 17. 1951 Tfli: SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORID^. Legal Notice W ipe O ut D eadly P o lio M en ace Mr. and Mrx. Clarence Bthrib of I'.mtiar, Mich. arrived Tuesday untl have opened their Lake Mary h<.inc far in# winter. Ed Cochran and HU nephew. 8am Cochran, spent the Ja n . 7 weekend with relative* in Camilla, fie. Mr*. Cora Hhents and Mr*. Jen* nlr I-ewl* left Thursday for a toue of Koutbern Florida, making Sara* «< (* their hcadiinartera. C. K. Mlintel suffered a heart atiark early Wednesday and wa* i .ii.ru to the Frrnald Laughton M-morlal Hospital where he l* imiirovtag. Mr. ami Mr*. Frank Crawley and family, who hove been visiting II A. tipold, hate returned to their Editor* Note! To bring our reader- up lo date on the moat recent progre— la Ike fight agala-t Infnnllle paral|»i**. «e are iblitdiing a eerie* uf four urliclr- «-*peclally wrllten h) Slete arch of Dlatra Chairman. Hr. J . Ililli- Miller. T h i- I- Ihr lant la the aerie*. K Ily J . tlll.I.IH Ml 1.1,Kit. Stale Chairman 1931 March of lllmrt In the Uiree ptetiout dm union, we Iiavc pointed to ilir ( iimikm I ■» pMU of |>olio, iU liumrn fatlnrt, and llir in ) nature of ihr diir*<r itirif. In lliU concluding article, I would like in diicui* briefly the March 01 Ihmci Campaign. - The MARCH O f DIMKS i*. in ill b.nr»l cttrnliali, the (itinocialic ri fori of volunteer* throughout th i*4 ----------great land of our- plnlgcd t» ih* principle of wipplng nut human tuffirrTng rau«-d ny infantile pu U -tilM N r i - a (•■»» nan ralysls. I emphatlic the "comLined effort of volunteer*", I,,- conference lo explaining Ihc Amer­ rauae that I* ilmly Ih* keynote ican U. N. vote which drew sharp of tha MARCH OF DIMES earn- critic! <m from many Congira* member*, paign. At the time o f hi* conference, On Jan . IS thuu-and* of volun trer wurkrra throughout the coun­ there were new* report* from Totry wilt atart machinery putting I yo Maying the Chinese Gnnimun­ Into motion one of Ihr gr*-aie. t lit* had rejected the “era** Tire" fund driven in hi-tury. Thousand* nppeal. Arh< son aaid, however, he uf hour* of planning have prece­ had received no word on lhal. Arheson had delayed his meet­ ded the launching nl the drive, and these workei* will In-gin on ing with K p oiter. for -IS minute* that date pulling their plan* fm heyonil (lie hour originally set. Thi* brought speculation a Chin­ their communities Into action. Here in Florida, literally hun­ ese reply wa* anticipated, but dred* of volunteer worker* will (here wa nu official explanation put Into action a campaign in which we hope lo raise a million dollar* for polio. Florida ha- not escaped the polio -curgc, nor rtikii the wit thouivulua’uii'rti' t»i with of gti»'"t1 goe«i- .•**tering our g a in this roming sea­ son, will It escape another big po­ lio year. Between, the dates, Jan. 16 and Jan, 31, hundred* of average rltltcqs like you and me, will cuntsrt you an behalf of the March of Dimes. Thslr effort* are volun U*r. thev have no axa to grind, they are slmly Mr. and Mr* F t— da with a alncer desire lo help In ■f Utla cause. f Cant lined Irsw F i n Its*) Here In Florida, we are going to attempt on a statewide Kale, a iron. I.t. General Idwal Edwards project that wa* sures-ful In a told Congress that will about pre-Korean w a r watern community last year. On double 11 s th i night i f Jan. 31, week* ami strength. • “nth* of pplanning will Ih* HiEdwards, deputy chief of sta ff m ax*} In a "Mother* Marrh on In charge of Air Force opera­ n*H* ■ Leaden of all statewide tions, gave the information tn organisation* hav*- n House Armed Service- subcom­ •ledfed their support to the Mo- mittee. Ill* testimony did nnt thsv* Marvhr-tney are actively Irrlng out when the Air Force and Wholeheartedly behind It hope* to reach It* new strength, Briefly, the Mother- March I* .< and he declined to give rrportira concentrated one hour canvas* of a "Urgarrl date.” r n p r home In the state. During Meanwhile a Senate preparedt u t mm hour, you as an aveerage ness *olicommlllee continued lla jTayMan.’ will be rontartml by a arguinrnt over the Administra­ Jmlghberhwal mother and given tion's proposal tu lower thr draft f t * ' 5PSortBt,*!Jr *® eontrihute to age.to IH ami extend the periml ih M k lh t xgainst polio. You will uf -rrvlre from 31 to 37 month*. >-°®r * ,,ll"gnc-* to giv*. Although mutiy Congre-s m*-mff ''jyht, he turning on your Is-r- have opiiwtcd the ilralt of light, or licking electricity, IH-yearmld*. Dr. Karl T. Comp­ fc y ttP M I? jl*® wlmlovi. ton bf Massueliusetta Institute of Toehnology urged adoption of th* AdndiitstiaUon * tUiapUKsT pro *0,,,p polio strir- gram Immediately. km chile) on the road In rrrovery. " I f you eaiinot -how m* a licit lnr MoUier* Troops To Europe Price Controls adi*. iV.,rch "i1 thi' n “In* umutts disease known to,0't man" ho1V,r “porchllghl" |Hilio L -a iJ* " I * * * Jt* pUc* among I" the nation I®. *lp * out the dl-caac SrZ s talm kL. * °FF®rtunfty i g s i s s r for one hour at *SL areh m R S J fe ffiS ^ -u tlS 1 H for Mother. ................... r e t w r re "; Wppe»t eld plan ur idaa come out frankly and say that you really are op­ posing Ihe ereation and training of a 3 to 3 Hr million armed forms." , Senator Lyndon Johnson (DTex), subcommittee chairman, contended the President Truman's coal of 3,400.000 b th* services hy June 30 ran be reached by taking men Iwtwern the present draft age lim it- of 19 lo 28. Earlier, Hcnator Morse (R-Orv), i> member of the sulcommlttce, nut only Itarked the 18-yrar-obl draft but urged a 26-yrar molillulIon program, lie -aid thr per 1**1 of tension I* going In last lhal.long. Morse suggested compressing the ennvenlTnnal fouryear college course Into three yrare -•> that Imys won't waste a year between emerging from schol and going Into service. Senate Democrat* were In prac­ tical agreement today to delay I Renal* showdown on the con­ troversy o v ir sending more U. 8. troops to Kurofie. Debate on foreign policy rontlnued a t a brisk rllp, however. U n s a s M , a re a owe. #■> .mnr» Ufa,, 4 count* carrying thr penalties, If th- ««d "f "aehUre . wfe? ,e wn* a*w H U *-* » . * • M ®*r rent t i a t l e against attacking airS Ha ! )ll*o^ tald axtraordln- Vendenberr had lu-t conferred L-TT*? ^H.frewoe. The U. N. J , W lt J - IA M M . D eceeaed (■ r u o n o p i a * d r i:w > • M I 1 U 1 W C*.A'W. Oa DK. U U D I AOAIWiT M ID KiTATKi Y o u aad * » c h o f y o u a r e h s r e b r n o t if ie d a ad " M o lr e d * • f J J * * * ‘ »■ » r u | m a and I t R U i f l i w h lc n you* o r r l i h t r o f you, m a y h a v e a g a in * ! t h e r a t a l * ot T . J . w i l l i a m * . d w * » » * d . la t * o f u M (J a u n ty . « " th * C o u n t* J u d e ' o f U rm ln u lo < o u n tjr, F lo r id a , a t h i* o lf lr # In I h e c o u r t b o u .o o f r a i d tH iu s ir a t Wan f o r d . F lo r id a , w it h i n c le b l r a l o n d a r M onth* fro m H i 111 " " t h * f i r - l p u b lic a tio n o f t h i - n o lle *. B a c h c l a i m o r d em ond ■ h all b« In w r i t i n g . » n d » h « ll * U t « lb * p lA c , o f r e s id e n c e and p o a ^ of fir* ntfdrri> of th * riAimani. • h a t ) t># *»v c la im a n t, h la * * * o i . o r h i* o i u . r n o r . » " d t n y o u c h il a l in o r d o m n n d not *o f 11**1 ■hall bo Mr. and Mra. a D. TiitU am urn" wiring the birth of a (laughtrr. at the Frrnald Laughton Memm iai Hospital on Jan. 12. Mra. Roy I.. Howell, J r . has l«ern callrd to Oaicrfiled. Ga., due to the rritiral iilnraa of her ilite r. The Community Church held Ita Hern** fi*nn the rxriting technicolor film, "Co!* .46 _alarrinc meeting IlMnijolph Hs-otl mix! Itulh IP.innu showing Time--lay und Friday at irnusl congregational Thursday night prececded by a Movielaiol lirive-ln Theater, ruined diah (upper. The buaine*« sr-rion wan opened with prayer and the tinging of a hymn. The following officer* for the coming year were elected: P. D. Anderaon, IIV HOB TIUlMAH Congregational chairman; A. F. Kemp, ki-cietary; and Wm. Struther*. treaaurvr. A- E. Crocker waa Ho l l y w o o d , Jan. it - w *)— rlrrtcd an elder to serve a three llullywoiMl most tnlked-alniut new year term. Ham Cochran to acre* starlet I* a middle-aged aetre-a one year term and P. D. Ander­ who admit* that »he hat “a fare aon and H. At. Cochran were re­ like a trade mark." elected to aerve three yv_ term* 1 »e« no rca*»n why Thelma each. Yearly report* of the virion* flitter should lml lie tcimed a church orgariltalloni were read starlet, tf you consider a itariet an<l plan* outlined for the coming a potential star, she qualifies year. handily. The preview of "The Mr*. C. S. Donaldson honored Mating Reason" had critic- pnMr*. C. D. Tlllia with a Stork dieting a stellar future for tier. Shower Thuraday evening. Dur­ One even predicted »ha would ing the evening Varioua games' Ing fill the void left hy the late were played by the g u e s t*._____ Marie Dressier. Carrawav winning tha prise for All of thi* amaica thi ad­ the drawing contest. Following the mittedly plain-looking Ml** R it­ opening of (he gifts, the bostesa ter. She talk* about It In the served fruitcake anti roffee to same slangy, slde-of-the-mouth Md ih . C. W. Hloblom. L. C. Tlllif. manner whlrh made hrr a hit Cecil Mixon, W. G. Brown, L. E. In the small role* she ha* I n n Rotwrts, II. II. Grier. Ed Carrsseen In *n far. way. Joe Tllll*. Ruby Vaughn of " I t ’s am**In'," the sara. “It’s Hanford, the honor** and Mis* klnda gratifying, too. I figure Mary Whldden. that It make- up for the hard II. M. Gleason spent Friday tn knocks that my Joe and I took Jacksonville. in show business." Mr .and Mra. A. Kobe o f Mlchl“My Joe” Is Jo-rph Moran, gin are spandlns mime time with her liu-liaml anil a auercttful ad­ their friend-, Mr. anti Mrs. Ly­ vertising executive. Hilt life wa* man Frfshey. n»t always as ea»y for ths two Misa Eleanor Ijaler, who has of them. Both were stork rumImen a guest of Mr. ami Mr*. A. pany arturs In the *20‘*. N. Broil slnre the holiday.-, ha* "When *ouml pictures rame in. rolumed to Gun-tan Hrhmd. CanI list meant the end of slock," tervlllc, Md, where she la baud she m ailed. "W e were broke — mistress.’ i ‘ , ami I mean liroke. My Joe finally Hpciwrr Fawcett has come home made -nine money by going AMU IHIIR WIDOINO in Hong­ ureund to all -the radio quls pro­ kong. Joh n Francis.YohMlng. of from the Hnlverrltv of Florida ami I* awaiting hla eall Into ti|o. Air gram* ami winning the prises. "That’s flow hr got lain ad­ M*dlord, M. Y , wheel* tiU P»Ik>* Force. strtrksn Chine** bride from the Ro­ Mrs, 0 - I - ItInquefield waa vertising. The agency figure,I If h a m from tha A rn aU he knew *t| the an-wer*. ho tary cfiurch. Th* M-yeat-uW Wgr might to lo- aide to think up Mohan, who spent I I monihe at the ___ _— n Memorial HtwpiW h i * Ihr que-talon. Ho ho was hires!" Gcorgi* Found*linn for Infantile urday afternoon and Is reported Tfiilma lurncd lo radio ami Paralysis, treks re-entry into the There are now fit.OOO registered United State*. (falsniatioagl) Ihc Now York stage. motor ear* on Hlngapore mad-. “ My lari play was four mouttvlieforo my Isiy waa born," she The known salt denosits In Mew said. They Iimvij a girl and boy, Mexico. If dsveloped. would aupH ami 10.) "I Just pulled In my ply the entire western hemisphere stomach ami held by brtalh when for thousands of years. | wbnt onstage. My Joe says I was the only actress who muld The Meson and DUon Line w a |>lay scent without faking a - tMNMKT estahlWwd to settle dlseenslow* -*•» « ,a. D i r l l s . Th* follow In* i*f !*■*■ r*porl*d l*r between the Lords Baltimore and Hho was active In radio, ptavlng lirel-r- on the Hanford Kiel- the Penn family. such rales as Henry Aldlrh’s Ihe Farmers' yinrh-i for iitodiu e -old in teacher end the murder victims Tno-her- A Ifreler- up f'» I I'.M Thr United BUtc* has a total In­ on Mr. Dl-trirt Attorney, J*l*. IS. I PIS land water area of 46.2&0 anuaro l**,lr Itu li|ir 17 ns " I got titrd of firing murdered If.an-, ll-an*. Trndrrateen miles. all the time, hi they let me he­ l>« li|*r. Ut roine Ihe killer for a change,” liim. oil dapendlnx ••»• Ulner * "• * 71 -he add'd. tt-i-l* H*i Her movie rareer « a - nu *o I'nhhe*SS Ih baa* I W - l l l eldent. An ohl frleml, director Celerr* Fla flolden, aehdlna QuslUr ersle 1* . . writer, George Heaton wanted Hrr Largar I.lk-gW to appear briefly In "Miracle On Cilirr, Pascal. Fta. If*34th Ht.” "For Gooil Luck." Him pending Qsalllr erole 4* * Iw rier I t j- t - w played the mother of a hid who Csailflower erat# I J t - f - f * was seeing Sants Claus. The IXdlard* das. hiincbse l.te-1.1* scene waa Ukon In New York, t'urumhere ha. baht*. II.I*.|S.fl bll. hskl*. X.M-I-TS but tho studio wantod it ex­ Ksililanl {nemrele hu. her. I.M-I.S* panded. She entrained to llotly- Left or*. Uslwrg. De* P * f« __ woed for one day'o work. « do*, crele . I l l - 1.1* She ha* Iwen traveling from Lettur*.Iceberc, Its Park Praises convicted, nf banishmcht for life or a maximum prison term of 10 years. Government w ltr e n testified that f>ngrave entertained, and waa friendly to . rebel forces and those sympathising with them. The doctor asserted In hi* own dcfens* that whet frifndllnes* he exhibited was eneouraged by gov­ wn* an awfully old age tn ernment officials In the area and that, In cfrect, ho was trying to keep hla hospital operating In the mlddla af Burma's c rosy-quilt civil war. Bom In south Burma In IIFT, Rea grave w m the fourth genera­ tion uf hie Bsptiet mieeisnary famlSy to aervp In tin country. He Itemed to spank la Earen M o a la rd f lr e n a n rio* b n rh * nalun*. flrnnn do*, banka I IS . Cousin Wilbur former star of The Grand Ole Opty with llloni Brooks and The Log Cabin Folk* will appear on the lifts Stage Tui Jay and Wednesday Naxt. Korean War t '- * lliM S r i M a — » f le e r gunt biased a t Red hideout* fur an hour, "W e knocked out their machine guna with tanka and hit their foxholea with mortars,” a captain said. “Many of them never reativ •a] their foxhole*— we got thtm while they were running to them. "They threw a lat of atuff at ua but they didn't hit a single man We nearly caught them with their pants daws." Allied plansa hit the town the ground force withdrew. They rocketed g a d nwchinerunned troops on rooftops and Chinese fleeing north out of 8uwon. "I'd say the Chinese had 600 men killed In ad," a colonel esti­ mated. Other Allied scouting force* tu pniitiarM Just . south o f the -• A blanket censorship imposed since noon Tuesday prevented the location Ire name of corps,, rflvl- bleated Kaesong and Chongju Wednesdav wtth 178 Ion* of nxplosive*. Kaesong, a few miles th of Parallel ,H I* a rail and hw*y Junction. Cbangiu la In north wait M n s on the .Btsln Red supple line from Manchuria. BVMMdIremre, Sight bilrtsler effM anl i Take l.eo I h H K I 17V v Legal Notice O'irfteigc^U'S? Important News for Growers and Stockmen "fcgSJWh&nuiwSura you handle your farm with M r*! Tfca M b f A* Mr* • • • the better your fertilizing and past •wifrol proRrtm—the better your profits f TH- *'* *rhura your Wilson A Toomer ropraMfltatrea can aavo you lime and make it easier for you. He it a local man, living in your coratnunity. He represent* a staff o( Florida agricultural nhemiiti. nciunliata wfio hava b ^ n atudyini gad experimenttn| with Florida aoili nod pe*u (or more than half • oentuiy. Stand, to reason that Florida farmer* I " profitable returns from using Wilton A TW w rW deef Fertilisers end PASCO pactiddM, .9 * “ Rf^ riving hi* M. D. v» R4Q>^r"aTr ■eHltaore's Jahaa Hay T i l lit d o e s n 't A g i t the jo b d o n e , >> i ‘ Chart** S t r e e t , HI. Jo*cph, M ilcourt, for example. He Juat didn 1 wish he Woubl reel better—he illd something abut It. lie took IIADACOL. and aaya he fe«l* Just fine for Mr. Flahcr found that taking IIADACOI- helped hi* his u-ttem overrome deRdenrlr. of Vitamin* B l , B2, Nlaeln and Iron, which HAD ACOL tonUin*. Here Is Mr. Flaher'a own state­ ment: "I am a veteran of World War I. I have had stomach di«t r e s s anti wa* nervous anti could not sleep. I bait no appetite an*| could not eat any frisd food-. I started taking I! A ll ACOL. I have taken A small botl|e* and now I am on my aceond large Iwitic. under Ih- flrjlli**ua nsint, ’ SsnsBor I eat anything. I feel fine and yilnlnlure llofir and lhal I Int-sd (■* xlt-cplgood, thank* tp IIABACOL. reai-l-r -*l*l ,humi,por-oanr 10 -lh■ I have recommended' IIADACOI. Isrm* of lb* Flrlllb,u* K»m* Il» I s l e , lo - w f ll - * * «**. os *.f Fl<‘ rl*la to many people and they are takmK it. I aet a , Iw nrir. f»r I cannot do without It. F lo r id * r IKM. Tbe l.ctllauc t‘**ee-ratUa f i p . in :i iM M iN . j i i . 15” ^: f night •pern- This little S|*are is tu be read by I bust folk* who are always wishing they’d feel bolter. Now. this bu-lnr-s of wi»»iing for "thU” ond vrirhing foe "that" la ail tight. It -oft o f make* a person look to tha fu___ lure. Uut It i* u loi ry of a ffu ir-^ H T . wiu-n fulkn w I ■ h I n g and i^ . w i s h i n g they B1. •AH ill] f *•* I bet I. r 1 sUrted MriMlag their new home on Crystal Lake west of the H. H. SHOWING THURSDAY 9l FRIDAY! III. H i- La rk e d . to he Ipip roving. . . . Mr. And Mr*. Fred Gardner of New Berlin, N. Y. are visiting LAST TIMES TODAY! do* bench** ID -1 1 1 Turnip Salad ho. her, I .i t - l.lt rrru v a Or«n*.», d*p*adla« *le* ... boa IM -tll nraac**. Teaial* It boa I M - l i l Qrapefrult. Duncan boa 1 11 drapelrulL, Marsh H**dl**« box H I-I.7 I Taagsrtaeo H box 1.71 W h ic h said the raids were successful. East o f Heoul toward lehon an abandoned Wonju on the central I r'«-.fce&__ ____ 1 Korean front fled Korean and Chinese troop* dug in. They acre not rushing to attack Ihc m-w Allied positions. Instead, they kept up steady harassment of Allied supply line* with bury guerrilla*. U. S. Kighth Army hradouaiter* ha* hern re­ luctant to discuss guerrilla activi­ ty In any specific Korean section. Ilut an Allied corps commander ■aid his raider- were hitting the guerrillas wherever they were found. Seventeen a rte blind Mon­ day out of a band of 201- urar lh* east coast port of Samehok. Tbe strong western force that drove Into Suwon, 17 milts south of Seoul, and Komyangjang and Osan In the same area, rooted some 300 Red Chlnc*e Tuetday In a fire fight yesterday. V it a m in * Iro n K I pnlalnaa, Fta. Il-d till-* A alia I* |h. ha*a 1 lladUhna I So* liiakla. 1 Hoaaah. Yallow Creak NtCk Marin ami S ) «le m an. FnatUh hit her, < Mere ho. b»h«* III p»Tatiie*, F U . Ilwl til Isa If HIM I* Ih. baas I R WI1AIAMH HadacoW I I A D A t O I . S u p p lie - Hollywood State Farmers Market w T K l» I t .I . I A W d A * a d m ln la t r a t o r * o f th a l U U I e o f T J T V IIIlim - . il.rr a a o * ! h<>ma in Naihua, N. If. Dr. S«avravefi t rsnt>rri0*h ,- T Apraneatative to beip you aaltet tba Ideal �THE WEATIIER In Unity There Is Slrcnglh— To Protect the Peace of (ha World; To Prooioto Ike Profree* of America. f 2 To Prod ore Preaperlty for Hanford. I h v W a n t e d 2 f * r a Partly cloud* through Friday, pnoalhljr ■ few nrlrf Hint ahowarn catrcme north late tonight. Warmrr this afternoon and tonight. Moderate rarlahle wind, mmtlr •milheant and south. t f i AN INDEPENDENT DAII.Y NEWSPAPER [VOLUME XXXXI1 Established 1908 S A N F O H D , l i t till D A ------------- --------- B BL— T i l l It S D A Y J A N . 18, |9.*»l JS _______ .T _ ________________ Ansot jilted C re ss I .rased W ire N o. IOt* All Is Quiet On Truman Says United States To Ask UN To Brand , Korean Front As He Will Act If Necessary Chinese As Aggressors In Korea; U.S. Awaits Attack Allied Tanks Clash With Reds In Hot But Local Battle: Patrol In Wonju 150,000 Air Force Reserves Will Be Called For Duty Troops T o Europe To Be Sent. If Needed, W hether Congress Approves O r Not Hershey Asks Draft Of 18 Year Olds WASHINGTON. J*n . I*—i.-lh — I'rrMilrnl Trum.tn - j i .I tod*) thr goirrnmcnt *111 hrlnx price* TOKYO. Jan. 18- t/P>— Tankand *a ir> undrr rontrol |u,t a, |rd Allied troop* battled two coin rapidly aa It ran. He told hi* panic* of Chinetc Red* tonight in Aim O f Air Arm Is T o n e*« rtinfrrrnrr Ihul he rmlkl not attempt lo pin down thr a brief but fierce local claih on Reach 971 Thousand date nf a price-* axe freeie or the Korean wcitctn front. othrr artion, but *ald ceiling, T o ta l Im m ediately The U. N. patrol, undrr air will he imposed mmio aa practlcablr. cover, then smashed out of a WASHINGTON. Jan. 18 <.P> threatened enemy envelopment. The Ait Furte announced today WASHINGTON. J*u . I * — V Allied commander* expected a it ia immediately calling up "a mo- j —I'realdfnl Truman toda, dr|general Cornmuniit offend*e may jor portion” of the Air Rc»cr*c and scribed aa very nirr and onr tli.it apeaka fnr ilaclf a magaalnr come at any time. llw National Guard Mid large nuni- article which aaid he don, not "All bell might break loo*r j l»er* of volunteer air re*ci*i*l*. chooar to run again. The article, tout*,** an officer aaid. hv Fd*aril T. Fulliard. White The call involve* about 1,0.000 llouae reimrler for the Waahlng. A U. N. taider patiol, onr of men and it detigned to incrtaic ait ton Boat, appear. In the Januarr levrrat exploring the itrcngtli of force manpower lo 971,000 a, 30 iaaue of Umk magasine. Folenemy troop* maned all along toon aa |wiuiblr. Hard wrote at one point that Mr. Truman hope, he won't hate the battle front, jabbed in and out Tbe Air Force Mid it will call lo run again, and at another of Kumyangiang. 25 mile* south- at trail 12 additional National point that It rould be aaid the ea*t of Seoul. I're-ddenl doea pot rhotaae to run Guard wing*. 21 Ah Reserve I The commander of the Allied Turning Winpa. moit of the ground because he doea not believe In the doctrine of the IndUpenaable motorized patiol laid hr met atrom; iup|K>Ming unit* and a toluniccr man. rriiitance in Kumyangjang and reierve personnel. WASHINGTON. j*n IS </J'i called lor air lupport when it The Air Force haa ahead? oti ’retidenl Tiuman aaid today hr appraicd hi* troop* were bein.t dered into icrvice 10 National flankedGuard wing*, a Guard Tactical will appirtutr it liighlv i( the Rut after 90 minute* of tnugi* Control Group. 4 Reserve Wing*, Senate * |ip im n sending rm>ir fighting he *aid both hit patrol and M .000 individual offierr* nnd ll o o p i In l.u iu |< e . b u t r r t * r a l r j lie v.ill do whatever n necratsty unit* had imfely withdrawn fmm rnliitrd rriervitt*. Other smaller Rmervr ttrul lo mvrt the woild aituatmn. the haltered town. Auocialrd 9- Pres* corre*|*ondent Jim (Tecker (iuanl auplHirtliig unit- have aim He told lua new* conlcirncr hr l.een ordered Into active duty. re;rented. i* not ailing the Senate lo tali Thp current rail Include, ail of The (ight started at 4 P. M. Thursday 12 A.M. K8T), Oceker the 21 remaining air reserve train­ auch artion. However, hr aaid hr ia li.ipi>y the IVmov rati*, maiouly waial and when the U. N. unit* wing*. dUrngagrd they had taken «ne ingRixcenter of these troop carrier wing, is winking on an afluinativc reprimmer. The Kumyangjang battle wa* will he assigned to duty with the solution expretnnp approval nf thr Tactical Air Command between use of U. S . linopv in Europe un­ the hear Irat action reporteil by Allied patrol* prowling the far- April 1 and Ms* 15. The remain­ der General Dwight D Liacning carrier wing* and four light flung linca during tha day. T bombardment wing, will report liower'a new wrvlrrn delrnar com­ H M I t a a m •*» r » * a 1 * « l for duly between Mar 1 and May mand. ‘ Toithy Tells B&PW 0 f Onportunities .i l » ! In Business World •'The AJr Pbree yaM fcbejpr-m el of then* ft carHer wing* and r e f Uimhardmrat wing* will be ultlUsed primarily a» a po<d of man­ power qualified for oilier assign- Memhera of the Bu»lne** and profcaaional Woman'* Club war* told ta*t night at tha Montexuma Hotel how to taka advantage of tha occupational opportunity* now available to them In tha baiine** Brumley Inducted As Head 0 f Coast G u a r d Auxiliary f Tha apeakera were George Touhy, personnel ilJraetar of Flor­ ida Faahloni, and Mr*, Lol* Smiley, local chief operator for tin- Southern Hell Telephone and Telrgraph Co. Mr. Touhy waa In­ troduced by Mr*. P. Mi Giligh-*. eluh p ie * ident, and Mr*. Smiley by Mra. K. J . Routh. Mr*. Smiley pointed out that at one time the door* of almo*! I a.-every oeeupation In btmlnar* were cl<»*ed to women. "From their em n lefm women now expect equal right* In jab oppnrtunltle* In every’ competitive field, and tha right In bnalnea* ihemaelva* freely lit matIn which they are ter* concerning th e t. Women now have aqnal right* to promotion on merit nfona. tha itatad. In the telephone eomnanlr*. tha added, women h*V* been placed ■t In every department whet r a t 80 year* ago, only men were employ­ ed. Among the factor* aha Hated at contributing to advancement of women In ... tmaineaa am peraonal Udine**,. willingness to learn, eour■ ngm leay,^ •y. regular hoi hours and emotional stability. Mr. Toilhy told the group that when applying for x Job a person like* to Inveitlgate the security of (he company to w*' t .applying and should '* the company la fT Employer* Ilk* thing of tha beef rent*, 'heir cap* ran he expected ploy** In relation ipeny at time goes on, ho «l Mra. Carl Priam, annaoneed that the club will atart a “speech clinic** lit Febiaanr- Co-operation of the rluh with the Welfare Dental Clinic waa reported. Mr*- Robert a A P.W. meet won scheduled at the Mayfair In., on J a n T S . , -J BRAHMAN wemlwi of and tap honor* Io n claseee ££ a p i o n e e r ' ranching dtee* Johnaon, won in tbe Junior exhiMA the lla a lla s M n « r a * t M ia , John I , Brumley of Celery AveniR m u instnilt*<I commander of the Sanford Coavl Guard Auxili­ ary at ceremonies hrtd at the Ya'rlit Chili Tin -day night. Hr -u«rred- II A. Il'ia iel Klvur nf *»• lando win, I, the new training of flcrer for IHvis'w’i Pour of which the Sanford flohlln is a part. Installation cerfmenir* wetronducled by llarlow Merrjday of Palalka, division captain, who re­ cently suceerdrd AI W. I c of Sanford lo that ppo*L Other officer* Installed include M. L. Itaborn of 318 Holly Avenue vlce-eommanoer. succeeding R. <i. Hrtaaon of Sanford; Thoma« Denmark of Orlando, training officer, -uecerdlng Mr. Ralmrn; K. A. lamdonberg of Brown Avenue, treasurer, continuing In off ire; Tom Butner o f 1315 Summerlin Avenue, -wereatray succeeding Mr. Brumley. Committer alignm ent* announrni by Mr. Brumley loelud-: Membership: Mr. Londcnbcrg. Sanford chairman, assisted by Hrismfi; C. II. (Peewiei Brown, Orlando chairman, aaalstrd by Mr. Khur and Dr. II. C. Illair nf Orlando; Facility Inspection; Mr. Lee, thrill man. assisted hy Mr* ll'aallaaM at* r a t * Vital uung un t Ruling On Grove Sale Profit* Is Appealed Selectiv e Service D i­ recto r Gives W arn ­ ing Of Impending Mainpower Shortage A s Ilo d ic s O f S la in as* ra w nimivlratinn'i Jennie VauRhan Dlen In St. Auffuiitine Mr*. Jennie Vaughn of St. Au­ gustin*. formerly of Sanford, died at the home of her daughter there Wednesday morning following an illiirs* of many yeura. Funeral service* will lw- held In St. Augustine tomorrow morning am) burial wj|| fo||e*r there Mr*. Vaughn la aurvivtJ hr three daughter*. Mr*. II. B. Starkhouse of St. Augustine: Mra. A. B. Coleman of {tooth Carolina; and Mr*. Dwight William* of Waihington, D. C.; one eon. Andrew Vaughn of Miami. France Favors Plan In Principle B u t May Seek To Delay Im m ediate Action Found unlvrisial av an i{-gre,vor in L o ir, mililai) •m ic e and tt.iinmg bill ‘cni Congiesv l.itr yevti-id.iy hv Sccie- ante A 3 0 0 M ilt t llC H t Inti Ml II l ’o ■I. Heft). 31 Is In tin S.,n Lnrgo, t'alil , ).1II v. > t' ••' Mo wurbeis lalvr Hie tnaliri »l I'm ' . d i " -oiu. \t J.-plm ti «i>d three clill>11 ,-cvlly hid itiern Htei s iraadflaying '*<• i . >-.. - viul II tv expected ltn,l !>....... « •Xalutl him. Cook liav a n.ir. no.io.il i# and Mikiourl. ■uiilei chnrgei ■ 0.1 Vonuilp’ otol dreu fio iri an aliai orci none Andy Carraway $400,000 Increase Kiwanis Is 1 ' 1 „ We l c ome s Barr Umpires To City Korean Death Toll Reaches 7,000 Murk Taaw l A rc L A K E S U C C E S S , J..u i s td’j — I lie L lilted St.ilrv ,i irmly today In cull ori the L'nilril N.itiuna foi an uuhclmrnt of Conimunivt China lary of Dclenve M.n liall Even beirue Gcnei.il I lei,hey lud loniplclrd hit trvliinivliy 1*.fore Hie Senate preparedness vul. eominittee, ('haiimaii I .viv’-»w lohns»>n fD Teal lr|l to uitn-lige the U M S T measure on the Senate floor (iihriMui o llru il it m I , hell o! all I J members nf the Senate A nn­ u l Servicei Comtnitlre u a »ub ititute foi the fu-t hill uffeiccl tin- vrvaion. That wav > universio military trainmy bill exjiected lr opeiatr whro the piejenl rnii'l grncy rndv. Heralmy ,»i-l .ieeiela _ rv nf nf Do n* Tv v i L t i i i i c o u a n and A« -iltant Secretary frnse Anrvn M. R iw n le r f h*>l liev-n ”tnci conservative" in rsikri.aUnu fb c IW odeYV Ifrl week iniihjrii manpower rieevi* of the Arid',. AhForaw, Navy am) M*vln<A fof^tM hr hat roXalitJlioii.il atltliorily o next year or two. cnmmamler-in-cfiicl lo send addi­ In order to Imild up to the V ThrceH undred People tional troopa lo Europe with or P1.VMHI niunp'-wir goal asked hv A ttcnd Third Annual without appioval of Congrtit. The 1‘reai'Ieut Truman in the met six month*, llerihey aaid Congre’ * Geo. B arr Opening Democralic move to back Kim up will wlll have to Indttrt the IH-y-i-ai drvrlo|>rd after Senator Wherry 1olila “ or take fnthei* nnd veteiActing Mayoi Anrlirv- ('arraw i, ■d Nrhraska. Rrpubliran llooi ana” liolwi-en 111 and 25 vim - old- revlrrday vvehomrd the tiroigr With recent draft call* of MO. leader, offered a resolution to bar t*Hl or more In earh of the r.evt flair L'mpilr Sellout to iti thud sending additional Iroopt unleii llirev- iiumths, Hetshev **ld l 11* lo r.in ulivr season m Sanlotd lieilraft manpower pool* nt< I "n foie a crowd of 300 people githCongiert first approves. Mr. Truman also told reporter*! euthion nf between (W.tXO j errd to greet the itudrrvt. at the 1. He had made hi* position r.00,000. Iferaht-y «ald inahilltv t ■ rail j Sanford Naval Air Station clear last week that he wa* willing wouldrr*u!t Inu ; ii p ,1 i,„ to rnnsult with Senate rnmmlttM* IS year old* in the-Irnft , thur rx|.»cw*.l lit* p.iM ale nn the tioop controversy and wa* "defielt ofSMMHHr ' 'f‘ ,l,r" willing to talk with anv Senator |kmi| within ail month*. If diwft i-tilla -lionl'l go up i kind irirplinn to hi- sc In-ol .in I who reverent* it, hut would not i«* | t,,G| i|,. pooie-,lor onqovr, lh.d Found hy i-ougrrsthmal artion. Hr to lllil.nno ,,r more montlilv i ,i . ii «*ld hi* statement thru was lint ynu are wrrehe-l." lu- teatlfiiii. 1 w vim VI rp mu­ "N o matter what you do on »h- ! ll,rv printed in a single newspaper in tlir country. Repoitera sharply IH year old now the mortgage i» ll mil the loc.il (wople challenged this, faying Ills itale- nil him," he said at one point. “ Jfe'c Dmk Mrl.aulin. voiilhein leptr|l ■dlaivC - , a r , 1 , - 1 iiienla were rrin te j widely. scnUlivr n( the George line 2. The Unite) Stale* will prea* School, -o led i. matter of rere. vigutoualy In the United Nation* monies fot the etc avion inlindlUfor a resolution to brand Red Vtwaitawea r a m ily WASHINGTON. J 18 'd*. trstified tod iy the m l ion I a i C* a M «j. Gcnei.il Lewii II I lenhry "dangerous ' rnaniiowrr shmt.igc in it- f ghting four, unles- Congte,prnut's the dialling of IM-yr*i old*. ifershry. head of **rli-,livl- fiti VKC for the la*t III veals, urgvd an indefinite rsletniun »,f ih>- draft act with authority in mdurj men from 18 tinuuglv 2 » * m He gave full viipj*o,t lo llw Ad W ASH IN GTO N , Jan i* -,11 —Total announced IJ. 8 , rutnhai riv-iiailie* in Korea m»u to IH. 137 today. The total, dlwloaed hy the D • partment of Defense, wa, Imod »n untiflcation* to next of km through Jan. 13. It *■• 2.121 moii Omiii the figure foi the pre­ vious week. The Department Hated U,f>ie.i killed. 20,1)51 wounded and H.i">77 m i,*lng in artion. The woumlnl total Inrlude, 772 who have slnre died of wound,. Total deaths reached 7,303, In. eluding deaths from wound, nnd 82 known dead among thr ml-»ing in action. Aid *51 March Of Dimes Drive ORLANDO, Jan. I8~ b j> —Tinfederal jpjvernment will appeal a ruling that profit on the aale of an orange grtsvo I* taxable only aa capital gain and not at higher income tan rat**, Acal slant U. 8. Attorney Matt O’Brien filed notice of the appeal yesterday. LA FO O N TO P L A T and CaH Dan will golf match with Dofe Pnfaasionw w t V r o I IM A M «p Haw York's Broadway, Uia II, Dtooa Fo m « Boy, pone at aty Halt ( M l) , and ormsadlan Eddie Cantor, wwaaasw* (o w . ip . ~ i .a *V group that Mr Itarr was wthnili doubt one of the line l nun evci lo practice the chfiK ull lr ide nf umpiring in thr National League fn praising Him, Mr. Krldir •aid that tin- umpire 1. pnitachly one of tho moat maligned peoplIn baiahall—and one of the uio- t important in maintaining the presaint high atnndmdc o f play and eoin petit ion. Father Anthony McGowan, m welcoming the umpire* «>n Iwhulf of the Cat holies of Sanford, exla one of tlio heal deal nnd moil pressed the opinion that baseball M **il**ea rt« f « » T isni Hubhurd B. Dunn Service Held Tue«duy CITHUrt K T H IK K LA K K IJtN D , Jan. IE -V D Tanaion gripped the Polk county ettnia Industry today aa polk* Stood fay to prevent Interference with nen-atriaIng d tru a picked who wanted to hareeat fru it Lakeland police and ih criff* deputies dispersed about 85 pic­ kets today who had gathered at JotmUona where pickers and loadera gather before going to the ftoeaa. Tbare wga no vWenc*. III Washington, i ’leiidriit I tilman told las* news vonirirnn the U ntiled Stale- will hung every picture it can to bland Hie ( luneie Communists aggrevtmi. Some rou n liiri, Imwevet, may ti ylo delay action unlil lliev hive li.nl m-iie time In consider I'riping s |ieice leima, leceived lu t night along vvilh i eject toil id thr lalevt U. N, i ease-file appeal. India was expel led to «p|voir the plan limit «i> along with the So­ viet Idoc. A* 'he vlelrgate, prepaied for a I IV M mcetinp of the General Avsemhly's CfD-nation |«vlilu il mmniittrr. U. S. lepresenlalives still were trying to line up , v» ,(N»n>«t* (or lhe Ameriian plan tu put the l ggrrvhit label tin the ( hmeie. Hi di. A i-imkeetuun ,ald the propo,nl would be- irmly if nil the iiro.|H-rlivv ru- »putlMJr« reev ivcvl in-tnn linn* from their home guvrtnmeuUi in time. If not the introduction of tinpro|Hi»nl might bo delayed until tmnor- Assels l'isU‘tl iPrndnce iS awrt.T A rS Su mS n , it,i,fi.»i»*ii r u a i i c c lIosx o s s iWa* t a » » Aublln „ ,„rra.r,i ® II n | I L llla ld l | j* , i Lnrgc UiTing I)U tl»r ‘",l rri,d ii",m vrnc* t'h in r 't* Cormnuni ♦.* iti * term a. Itepott* flt'iu ala-anl ai.u ill divatvd In teiri diplomatic activity Production Ami O ther In mail) >apltul». Fi«n-t o n . re|H,t1rd to till Ve agicevl to eotiroial meeting of ntrmlin - olid di CoStN ^Vci'O I lit'llCT iji'llin ll|n I'riping regime A for irrlo i- yt-iiI onlay . * * * ** V l • mao aid (Il hi « , v nlo, m •-icrit.i fm i. Amlcrson A s s e r t s rlgn M iliU tl) F a ll,: three year term u o iHrei-riu. \ ____ "We quitr Hgtee wdlh the prinn -liiiil liiiildlug i ontiin-ini, b 1lo fa iim ii id Sernin-ile ( ouneipls- of deelariug ' ominiinut live* In an attractive in'* home «i ty PX|reMrl«ft| ,.i a Iriiifii ... i o ,i on ( ;|iii«aa un raggreivor, Iml we do IW17 Poik Avenue. He hu loen » • >11 [iritdip e gp,wn di 1949-10, hill mil favoi euMilng into miy tueh dlreetor altifc- llliltl. dei-laiation be foi r w> hisvi can Rr-eli-clatl nl»o fm a tluid h im lliey (licl not ei|ierience * lower as n ilitcrter a n J , II Van Hov, toil on luoclilitinn and prisces'- fully cwiivhierevl nil tin eonan•lUcnera." v«iui live* at tkMi Mugnulm Avenue 1J ti-eiSt,4’aVll1 •nf rt>l nf the l»>-f-o-iif w aa m eloalnl First Fevietal mg," Sandy Anderson, manager I ruti*>la I’rline Mmi-ti i Jii« a and win, I* ra-U'tn at-|i,■■-c-rvlcatt\<• of Mini'-. Roofing Co. lit- hu* larn -d the S vnfmd Slate Faniiei* Mal­ huilnl Nehru, also Ira i ’nri,, wax repotted t*> lieJIevi that th« lei lol-l K m . Ilia 11> yrvtrid iV a dilc-Hot ,lnro 1C 13 m u i C oallhHfC ii* lltin-i uffirri'i ir-clrctevl uvi,"II (T.111|f1 l< Ii•> piK. t' lln ip ir. Hr . fit-.t vi>—m e i 4f*iml pair ■ In, p ih 1 ll.rlf dotal; Hanford F. |)mid|iev, • ■--nil Vt*i (M ) (lorn a l>'lilt .«r> i inf R|ftptrif .1 hail l.cll-i hr, nn 1.3 tllflM'lll'Hillup lint onli ll.r 1.. riiiF14 ill MmI hI V. loll tary-treaiuirr. An iinuual inrrraae hi total n |lalmr l» iiii tl|F iMli'Ut. * Itf alklr-l net-, of upproliruati-lv t ICO,(MMI iviiv J ikr 1lir Iml « hi tiitifttnn, va->l reported for ICfiU. Total awi-t, « m> Mr Ami'i'l M•tie tlir f,iriiir li*te<l lit liAHUnr.. I Mi new limit Will ini! ami anxious to i r n r llv-ss ing John Kiidrr, Morula State gage* were granted, aiding that country. Ihry air willing to rn* League president, who told the number of rnldent* to own llo-'r tltirr any lm ru .ii) li.irililnpv t'.al Futirral aervlrc* wrere held Tma-lay at 2:W) I’ M in KHeksnn Funeral Ifumr fur Hubbard il. Ihtnn, til, who lost hla life early Monday murnlng when the home he wa* oreupylng on South Bariford Avenue waa destroyed by fire Mr. Dunn la nurvivml hv the wid'<w; hla mother, Mr*. J . M. Dunn; three aUtera. Mr*. Harvey MrCalley. Mr*. W. W. Hartley and Mr*. M. Cour.ey, all o f Hanford, lie wa* born In Cleveland. Tann. Mar. 2d. IfOt, and for the paat three yeai* had Uer. ir, tha i#rndte exterminating buslncs*. Service* wen- rumiurte-i f*y the Rev. L. A. Alien, pnatnr of the Aasemldy of G«»l Church and hurlei v ia made In Evergreen Ceme­ tery, __________________ The Internal Ravi venae Depart meat had held that fruit on t*w Iroei nt tha Um* of cafe—though Immature and graao—waa ta x­ able aa Income. Federal District Judge William J . Barker of Tam ­ pa ruled Bgalnat the government last November and ordered 350 refunded to Mra. Frances B. Irrgang of Klllarnay. rdafa1 Ja ile d vire-pri--lilrnl; Ms It K ffiian man, vs-eretary-lrrai-nri-r, nnd Mi Mwiofe Sati her, n*a|,lnnt - Dischar^ud iMarine rights In Toughest lliit lI In K o r v a d s u I I I J VI h M M Hi I II KOM E3VH KRE IN KO REA , Jan. I» O l’i— Found »m .ivilian mui-hin-gunner in Marti • uniform. lie', a vrti ran uf aoiiie of Korra'.* lough. , I battle «rtionr>. own liome,. \rilong the iaith rin i. k l.tu* * Tlie building nili<ilniog tin- fm • j Will prnlrct US I Itrv alt w v '.l' Joseph Washburn, -if long met I'rnicca* Theater wa* reeenlU - In go all-out -nr pro,lu> ln«n "I pureho-e-l, rrmialiding bav In-t-n | farm pnalucl. Out- tbrv c sr-int Ib-seli, f a lif ., I* rauailig xnttia eonster notion and limit seratrhstarted and the First Federal A*(orlatlon will octupv tin- vn«t piialu. r ailrrpivl-ly wiltionl > i ill In*. T h l. I* no plarr for « rtvilian. pait of Hie Imildlng. The cast por­ pli(r foi thru i ropv to k-rpoig t. eorvling to h|. rompuny iotntion wlll lw Ira,erf. wilh protlm lion costs. | loiioiler, lliat'a Jilat wlial W**h* Improvement.will im lud. u “T b e Lust* of American burn L . vault and modern eiiulprnent will strength," he pointed out, "mud hhoitly before the Korean war In- in ,tailed, including ail vonlie in it, ugiIrullure. I nod nod broke out, WnthliiitP wn. notified dltionlng. Tlie Asaoelation mis, fii ,t ur- fibre for civilian nod mllitar; vi'i'.Htti) that hfl had been dinganiacd lin e In IU3I, and la a popiilulion nn. 1 comr fi-m thr charged alt ill, own reapieat. fin lueal organiaatlun, governed hy farm-. If the farmer* produce va* told he would receive his haul member* and wn* eataldlalicd these i-*-entinl crop,, thr) Um-t diarluHge rrrtifiestr b\ mail. (Tune the war. Washliurn’* re. lo rnrourage thrift ami hume own- have .mu thing more than thr cult of production. The farin-r nerve unit veil* reset | vat ed. Hn crahip. The Imrird of directors Include doe* lust control thi* eti-t hut i* wav ealled up, believing hi- di<* Hr rhnrgr had not yet Inki-n effect. Mr, Favillr, Mr. Doudney, Mr, a creature of cirrum*tan>'i' Harper. Mr. Van Hoy, II. Jarnea must buy Id* supplie* and lalair In the meantime, Washburn’* Gut, A. Edwin fihlnlioLet and at niMtl.t prlrv, ami he mu t pay wife, Constance, wn* making inGeorge Tmiby. whatever I* a-kril. lie Isas- IPs rpilrir* at ('amp Pendleton, Calif, Komi Washburn’* votnpany com­ choir. *-l'i H. tin.t fi rm, i , receive mander, ('apt. Almond Hollow, |or • ia prioJu'• )’*v< tn-err M-n of Haglry, Minn., raw-1***1 order* it , , i i , . . , a ns !’ ,«» r*r*»i to inii-stigatr thr corporal’* case. Hmollom drtrnninnl that *hn vorp<>ral hud In fact l« -ii dia8 T . IJJillH , Jau. I K - ( d ’) The rhargrd, He turned the matter iii floe him epidemic now ,« n u ii na r*a s Tkrast ing England will sprrad to the Has NnaMiiKonlc'HnRC U nit'd Slate-, the prraidenl-rl> <3 U •d’r It"- I yv of tin- American f'liblle Health ClIM fAfiD. Jan Aaaoeiation prevlirta-il yesterday. taty lot "alwoln'elyy no vunnrr-jl ' i.t jjjj. Dr. (iaylnrd W. Andemoit of tlon with Masonry nr i oy othei [gh yeiterday 7H Minneapolis, Minn., expressed organibhlion,’* ay ,*.rtbur La Low tmlay 44 ho|w- in an Interview tlvsat new gueux, president of Rotary In Rain .00 method* of treating pncumunla ternational. Jan. rain .11 Inch rify A statement ai;.n*l to clarif will prove rffretlvi! ngniiist InNormal Jan. rain 2.35 Inelwx. Itolary'a |H»|||im “regarding all flunixa. '•he physician said Ihrru have religion*" wa* made nuhlir yes­ la-en six or eight wor'ti-wl l- flu terday by laigurux at Rota»y rpt-lemlct since the Mg tn- in he#dipiarter*. lie wn* In Clilr*p-v FalH. TI . world is lu ll about to attend neat week’* »eml.«rnual inerting of Rotary’* t.o*rd due for another one, hr aaid. J A C K S O N V IL L E Jan . IM—( J ) of dlreetor*. Atlanta HI* statement followed publica­ Biamark V E G E T A B L E H EA D MIAMI BEACH. Jan. H t-ttf) tion last wr«k of a a'lcan drere- Boston U. S. May Be In For Inriucnxa Epidemic Rotary I IcncISaysFIub Sanford Weather The Weather —L. F. Fadler of Pittsburg, Ka«„ was elected prcaident of the Unit­ ed Freah Fruit and Vegetable Association a t the clots of the 47th annual cAuvention today, A G. gutter of Chicago waa re­ turned to the post of treasurer, the only ether office la tha as•orlatlon fill*! by election. The vie* president and secretary are paid employe*. barring Roman Catholic clergy­ men from mtmbenhlp in Rotary club*. A source connected with the Vatican newapaper, L'Oaaervatore Romano, had auggeated the de­ cree might have been Intended to apply to Rotarr organlxatlon In Europe and South America where |> m IiI they are umetimea aaescla ted with Maxonry. & f * flrownavllla Chlcagn New York Phoenix Seattle Washington Winnipeg Melbourne Ocala Airport Weal Fata Beach �TH U RSD AY Hie Sanford Herald " aoi t.sail C. Ur.sv M llsr UOHDO* D R * I OBsl.ru Wow* see a r a s iM i't m v i i a n t i • h o o k * . r w s t o llM r . V n r lio s ils s s . •M Bailees at ealrrtolam est, tar lb* *■>*«■> mi rsUlwa IssSs, will be ebaratS far ml rsaaiar aOsertU______________ teO SQ»cb. Nrsrrw slrf SsM aaillr Nr JalaaS n *B »eu »i.. Itvea. Iae.. sew lark. « bteaea. |Mirwlt, Kaaaaa « llr. Ml. I eat a. Tbe Herat* Is a m , at (!■« Sssarlale* Flew whirl, I* ealllle* evetaalselv la Ibr aae (ae eenbtl. rsllaa a| all (be (aeal asna erl.tr* la ibla aewsgaaer. a* wtll as all SV sens Slsaalrbsa. ' THURSDAY. JAN. IN. 1*11 TODAY’S RIIILE VERSE If we hold a grudge we roader.ui ourselves. Even a* Christ forgave you. ao also do yet—Col. 3:13. The Chrneie Communist* rejected the U. N. rcate-firr order. Did you think they would not) James F. Byrne* of South Caro­ lina, at usual, contribute* word* of wisdom whenever he ha* anything fo *ay. Aatrrica ihould gel out of Korea, hr declared in hi* inaugutalion a* governor yesterday. .,v i if wr hive sny fighling to do. dt> it in 1 lirnpc. Self-prnetvalion. demand*”, be *ay», "tbat we act before ihr Soviet* can ttrike." If we lakr care of Rutin properly, we will nut have to wor­ ry about Kotea, or China cither. Gambling Philosophy Pondering The Vote The full picture, as it now ap|*ant, suggests that the 1950 elections were a good tlrni of a stand-off between the parties. The spectacular successes were won by the Republicans, but the Democrats managed to retain control of the House and, thanks to their majority of hold-over senators, of the Senate. The unofficially tabulated popular vote shows the two parties neck and neck, the Republicans leading with 19784.008 votes, or 40.03 |>er cent or the total, and the Demo­ crats nm far behind with 10.752.4S1 votes or 48.05 per cent. Minor parties hud 815,403 votes, or 2.02 per cent. The total vote was more than 4,500,00 higher than the highest off-year vote hitherto, cast in 1038, The total is still more than 7,000,000 below the record presidential vote, I. Ootpmw I with 1946, the Republicans did not do so . both houses of Congress, and led The Navy wa* polite, but the by 2,986.928 In the popular vote. Yet they did well enough N«*y wat linn. "We will cooperate to alann the Democrats and to Indicate that trouble is to the beat of our ability", said the ahead in Congress for President Truman. Navy, "to prrvrnl any unnecetsary hardship*. But scram. The Navy would Ml like to ice any pretest occupant* of the facilitie* sf the tlation put to any incon­ venience. But we wtll lake over on May I ”. Period. Well, that’* the Navy Tor you! However, we ex­ pect the people out there will meet the lituation with courage and retourccfulneu just as other Ameri­ cans will make whatever sacrifice* may be demanded of them. V e bear a great deal again*! the The** day* ol hatiorial peril, but there is s i much danger ol throt'lug buiine** allngethei as their i* bf asgleclini defense lo ptomole personal in|ere*li. We would Lr in • pretty bad lix if in our p***i»r agsiast "kutinet* a* urual” wr found ounefeu without any busi­ ness al aD. It take* a certs a aowunl of bu«ine*t lo feed sad cloths the people of thi* country, lo aw e; raaeatial good* in f a l 'f Male, coaunerct, and eves to mske the armaments of war. Let'* have an end to "butlneti a* urual.” Hut let'r try lo keep enough buunet* to live on. Puyingr For Defend The growing (•pinion in favor of {raying the cost of “n" Wf K° “ ,,ke,y to, ^ upsetting to anyone who in, n . » c e* f y ■IM* approach to the federal tax load of the coming few years. But it makes sens*.. The Urge Increases in expedlturen which are contentplated will make equally large tax raise* necenury If we pay an we go, and that will mean a nubntantial Jolt for the taxpayer beginning almost at once. Hard an thin would be, it would be eanier to pay the bill during the period of defense urgency and high defenoe activity than it would be after the crinln has panned, when we will want to relax gad enjoy afew luxurie. and when burinMe might nUckeK-She.Uitxl coat,,too. would be lMa^aa fnttrent will Add urfKFburden of paymenta put off until later. tt la better to pay the piper while the tune U frenh In “My Dancing Ih Art”, Says Texas Stripper MEMPHIS, Tvtin., Jan. l i <'P>—A sleek Texas stripper who tangled with th* taw her* ever her "exotic dance" waa beaded hack to Houston today. "1 h k f Memphis," said 93-yearoM Stella Rosen of Port Arthur, but it look* like there are a lot of narrow-minded people here— *1 least, as far ■* police are con­ cerned." The statuesque brunette ram* off seen In her bout with th* pur­ ity squad. Her dance, aha said, was "se t. Strictly art.1* AM she offered a free city court show to prove her point. Judge Carl Stokes atid no. , W te# accused B u lls mt eon. iroctln* to do ■ strip Una* a t a If molheri of 18-year oldt had hoped for aid and comfon from th* leading educatoi* ol the coun­ try. they ki* doomed lo diaappoiolmeat, for Dr. Compton ol fiT l- T. and Dr. Dodda of P ria ctoa toy they think the sooner the (6-y*ar-old« start their auhtary jroiaiog the hetler off they will ML sad Dr. Coaset o f Hereird noath r* * “ * n rim M lt tayi he doeso*! thick th en wdt After testimony that at times hod the courtroom In on upraor of mirth and comment. Judge Rtohes dismissed chargee of disorderly vsgrsncy and loitering. w“We*"H he a sweet Judge?" **•»» Ro*oo mid. "Actually, I had (h ft the Memphis laws •do about nothing- lo on? rvrot farbM my danee act." l e Ii to io c h* be drafteri. end L* (s'eorte Barr important sport. In Amot "Courage and declilrr •MeoUol QMlUlcaifaiia in umpires," ho pda ted out BY DEW ITT MACKKNIXE AI* F o rtie s Affairs Analyte W riters Europe'* m o tio n to America's proposed military bud­ get is one of n n r stupefaction at it* magnitude, but a* yet there i* no indication of bow It affects the quarter in which w* are moat Intrreatad— the Moeruw Kremllp. Having pushed u* Into thi* mountainous project. Juit what dor* M art hall Stalin think ahout it? Apropos of lh|* the London Evening Star (Mbtral) asya the ft(urr* “a r* ao rolo**al that the mind is stunned,” and it adds: “The two fart* which .hould be remembered about the biggest of all peace-time budgets are that the money muit be fnunil hy the Am­ erican taxpayer, and that a t s word from Stalin it n»e>| never be rpent at a ll." That's a true appraisal, and it's what gripes the average rltlsen who muat foot the bill. The young man of the rurrrnt generation knows that his way of life for the m t of hia year*, ami probably hi* children’s entire ll»e*. will tie af. frrted. And he (charges hia 111* againit an ag gm ilv r Communism which ia manipulated by the all powerful dictator In the Kremlin— Stalin. The taxpayer'* feelings to. ward Moscow are nut pleasant. And what might Stailn'a reac­ tion be? He play* hit cards close to hit cheat, _o wa shall have to do win* high-power gueulng. In the first place the rad dicta* lor muat be amaxad at the s its of our undertaking. And |t*a sofa to ■ay he muat be disturbed to find the American public willing to shoulder such a mountainou* bur­ den. And Just sa thi* Herculean gealure has given frrth confident*- tu the democracies which are battling Communism, so must ii have han­ ded the Kremlin a solid Jolt to see U* displaying s u c h eronomir strength. Rtalin may arell have cing America to adopt such an un­ precedented course. However, that’* not the whole story: Wo shouldn't let ourselves **• *• fM In g smug. Wa must re ­ member that une of Moscow's .-birf method* o f softening up nations to that Communism ran take litem nvjr la to dialruupt them eronomirally. A rnuntry which is hard-u p I* far easier plrking. Look wherever you will in E u­ rope, Asia or the Western Hemis­ phere. and you will find the Com­ munist parties devoting much of their energy to dirtruntlng Industry and rausinr other damage ent­ rusted to weaken the economic structure. Plenty of It ha* been going on In the United State*. 8p Marshall Stalin Is bound to Korean War Proposed Budget May Exceed Taxes By 0 v e r 4 Million TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 1A-44H —The Florida cabinet will k a r t to go back cod scratch out about 94.too.000 If It keeps the State gen­ eral fond budget within expected revenues for tW nest two years. As It neared th* end of its first review of budget requeata, the Cabinet already had tentatively agreed on figures running that much above the 9149^00^00 goal it li t And* there waa sot king In the budget for the 990100.000 addi­ tional needed to full* comply with provletens eg the aebeel food fate, nee any of th* M9JN4/M0 worth of new buiMIngs itatelretltutfana nine Communists were killed and Mid they could use. . ^VnoAmmtmAlww recommendations W jH B a jr w p * 080.000 more than the IM9 laglaIsture spprupriated, but 993,100.000 more than all functions and Institutions actual)? got In this htennlum. It fa 9110,000<040 leu than the agencies and faitltolfaas sold they Mart c f from the C even const bulitling re Halt. It is iaitm ling U, ed the ceremonies v autoload tfal ho fa Barr School p< nractiiluner of Troops To Europe China an aggressor. He said he had approved In adyanco Secretary of Nut* Arheson’a statement yester­ day rejecting Red China’s counter proposal tor a rrsie-fire in Ko­ rea. 3. Experts are working on a new tax increase program and he hope* to send a message to Con­ gress on it before the House Ways and Moans Committee sU rts hear­ ings fell. 1. He would not com­ ment on a possible federal sales Ux. 4. Fried and wage controls will baSpul hi to effect Just bs (gat as the machinery ran be set up. He said be could not act a definite daUt for such action. I'resident Truman said nut a single newspaper in the United Slates quoted his remark* last week concerning his readiness to consult with Congress before sending American troops tu West­ ern Europe. A number of reporters present at hi* news conference quickly protested that this waa not so. They said all o f hia remarks get some satisfaction out of forc­ ing America to entend Itself too much. 81111. lie is bound to recog­ nise that while hr ha* thruat a coloaaaj financial laak i.n ua, yet he can’t break ua. On tke whole one would think that any satisfaction Stalin may get out of th* situation would be far outweighed by his concern over tbs unlimited determination Am­ erica fa showlag In meeting the lied challenge. Ifjeeundod In the village with no Allied loaves. Patrol members Mid about ISO Rada passed west or •he village during th* skirmish, but did oot risk Intervening. An ominous quiet prevailed i* mast sectors but there waa abun­ dant evidence of heavy Red troop roneentratldne. Communist force* massed in the west, below Seoul, were exnorted to sink down the Reoul-Tnojon highway who the Rada have suc­ ceeded In aaaemhllng ammunition ■nd t a p illti for a sustained posh. An ottlpotto quiet prevailed in moat softer* but there was abun­ dant evidence of honey Rod troop Mocentrotiana. A avia-offanal** hutldap of on- u J t t B . V ' S r tmMMJm Marshal! In alter greatly Malwefara’a metheds of carrying out Its xroeld re­ volution. but It might feres him to Oft with morv caution. This migh­ ty military budget not only spells o mini determination on the port of America but presage* the per­ fection of a vast defensive fight­ ing machine among the democra­ cies. Thus th* American taapayer can have the satisfaction o f knowing that hie effort is m a tin g fresh and without much doubt will compel th* Kreotlln to pans* for considers- were published, subject only to the Whin- House'* uwn restrict km* ■gains! using quota!Ian mark* wlthuut the President’* permission. Mr. Truman at hia newi confer­ ence a week agu instated be haa the power to semi troop* to Europe or anywhere else he think* thay ara needed but said that aa a matter of courtesy he will consult Con­ gress before doing ao. He said too that if Congress tried to atop him by cutting down on appropriations he would carry (he duration to the American peo­ ple. He added: I licked 'em oneq. libs remark* were widely pub­ lished. Hhortly after tufay'* new* confa renew, presidential p r r n Secre­ tary Joseph Short handed report­ er* « stenographic transcript of question* about troop* and the President's reply. It ran: Question: "W ell. Mr. President, Senator (.'onnally did not dispute your right to do *o. he defended It; but h. said that he understood ou would consult with Congress tefora you would do it, and con­ tinuing: 'l l la my understanding that Administration Isadora plan iQ, d|| pda* W Answer: "We always do that. We never make any moves In for­ eign affairs or on nny domestic affairs, or any other affairs, that we do not very considerably con­ sult with ths committees that ar* interested In it. We have always dun* that, and there feu been no change in that policy, and won’t be. And any senator who wants to talk to the President can always get a date to do It." Short contended that "a groat many atorieo represented the Pre­ sident’s attitude a* mm of defiance of the OangTesa." Short addedAhat } nf all the Temarfc. mod* aa that aubfact last week " ■hart did net u y why the tran­ script he supplied nrwamra did not Include the P rscld u t’i remark* Editor, Ssnfard Herald Drsr Sir:' ™ With reference to Ur. Don L Braioard's tetter jit the HrraM Monday and to your rem it n. loHal. I would like to paa* on to you an unfortunate experience I had. not with a drunken driver, but one equally a* dangerous. On Nov. 17. 10SO about 7:10 P. M-. my family and I were pro­ ceeding east on Thirteenth Street near the Stale Farmer* Market, barely traveling IS mllra per hunt We noticed a car coming with lirleht lights at a terrific speed swerve partly off the street on bis side and see he waa ar to hit a pile o f trash along side the street he awenred back on the street *1111 at a high Speed (which must have been around SO mile* per hour I, and since he apparently made n« attemnt to re­ duce hi* spr*” !. crash head-on Into my car pushing the front nf my car almiit eight feel hark off th^ street on niv -Me. The man driving the speeding ear was not ln|ured, neither wit his eomnanlnr* who 'lisanneared before the Police «rrlve.( t„ in. vestlrate the aceldent. NO ARR EST WAS MADE. My wife and I sufferer! severe mntu**l<in about the rib* and were in continuous nain for over three weeks. Our son ws* wa* not hurl hut our lit lie girl'* two front teeth were kms-ked out and her face was Udl# bruised. My car «s< damsaed to the ewt-n* nf *800 and since the car that hit me w*» not covered bv 1.lability Insurance, I had to suffe- this loss. In riiv f> v rt the driver nf the speeding automobile wa« f«i"nd guilt- and f'ned * mere for snewline. I ' 'he Judge would have fined him l2 « « and » . Mr. Brain Itrai-ard *t»*rd nut him in fall for in .levs. I firmly believe Ihsf such puni'bment would reduce traffic accident*. M» wife and 1 regret that our faith In *he law with It* lust In­ terpretation and *he fair administration of our city court I* shat­ tered TWv teller w*v exnlbln ut.c nitr confidence In the lust Ice of nttr courts, the wi-dom of out Itidres. and the nrotectlon of InReparl Ns. aa norfnt f iliit n i from ffuillv *•** ■aartiMi* »t * t »: m n n c s i IveoVer- |s badly shsken, to *ax WANKtrr SaafarO, rb rM s Th. f-.lluwlag prlra* ir|n.t1ed hy the least. Your* Trulv, lb* !>••Irrm ii* ih> Hanford Htsir R. D. Priest Fanner. H trliil fur produre uld lo Trarkvra X I s i l m up io t I- *l Jan. IT, 1*11. Haas*. pul* bu. hpr IT** (leans. Tand.i-erean hu. h|>r || II (Continued Irwm T ie # One) ilram ll, deprtidiii* cm lalssr is * .a n tlx** Nm aupplb* going to serve eventually." Cabbaaa is |b. baas a s*.a n Her«hev railed th* AdmlnUt ra­ t’alary. Ft*. fluid,a. [>*tion bill “the best net we ran hope pending gualll* r r tlt 4* b Larger is *-*.11 for at the present time." . C'ttsry. Pis. Pascal. t‘»Hershey maid military monpnwr^ must tm "hosed on the *sV ' U Z .' ir " ' as*-aat plsnh.1_S B__ a SLk _tll Ism '.'suHtlua a, craia ( T i l s * f •‘••hards dot hnrbs. I Curumhara bn bskta ItlS -ia .I* Kggplanl hu b«Nta a s«-ail E * »n>l, i.« hpr l ss-i is I.rilur,. Icshsrg. Dry Psrk least the iinme«iiate future." * dii* crsis It: til In aitillltmi to supporting for l.ntur,. Ir,l>,ra. Ira Park * dut m i s a in lowering the present minimum inMustard llissns dut barbs l.fl-l.t* duetinn age from 10 to Ik. Hershev onluaa. nr»-« dm l,nebs. 1 II Pm «. Khgllsh bu. hpr. I.SS-I It also heekmt the request to length­ Pappars bu baktn U ld -lltS en service h* Hroflee* from 21 In ISiUtuaa. r\m. Itc* litis* I _ *s lb. tUa* I »*-t.T» ?7 months. Keen that mey not l>e long enough, he sold. PatslM*. rta Had lifts* A alas IS 1b. bass I T* To meet expanding mllllsrV Radish,* | 4 , * bahta. I.IS-ilS manpower needs. Hershey said men mssak. Trill.a |*mak Nark from Ik through 9ft who a r* nnbu. bpr. T t* gqaasb. Tallow Hlrslghl rr-scried do not have World War Nark bu. lipr. * T1 II sortie* and ar* not fathers Turalpa, Purpla Tap dos. buhrhra a su.f |i should lie railed. Turnip Halsd bu hpr I 1*.|.*» If thi* fails to fill needs, he ctra tta said the following should t* flrangas. Itapaodlag stsa boa H a .I l l drafted In this order: nrsagas. Tampla t* bos J aa First, non-fathers, non-veteran*. Urapatralt. Duncan bos t-U Ik-2,A inclusive. tlrspsfrult. ilsrsb Naadbaa bas 1 * • ] Tt Second, non-fathers, veteran* Tsssarlnra H bos |.T» II varlatlaa yagatabtaa raealrad whose aervlce was subsequent t<4 •I lbs Hanford ntnl# Pnrmars Var- Rent. 1 IMA, to be taken first, kat. total rerstpu today TTU park- then the mow groun whose aervlce ago*. Demand tloOD an all vsgaaklss, was prior to Boot. 2. IMA. marge* weaker, aaly madernta daThird, fathers, bath aon-retero *M far CITBUI. _ Tamparaiara this maraind at Ik* am sad veterans, lP-tft. Theraaflor, successively all elasseu who are 9fl, 97, 9A and on up hy yearly age groups. “CO HOME, IK E " ROME. Jan. Ik—(An—Rome The state Dower nf New llamp Communists massed today In th* shir* Is th* purple lilac. btrgest antl-EHenhowrr demonatratlon since General "Ike” re­ turned to Europe. Eight thousand or more jammed one of Rnme'v ancient hilltops between the colot. i teum and the baslilcs of Sant* Optometrist Mari* m ergkre, blocking itiw t cars, chanting red anthem* snd I t ! Magnolia Phans II shouting “ Pace, Pace." (Peace, peoct'L Selective Service Dr. Henry McLauUn Th* number ef tractors on U. 8. forma has more then doubted In the past ten years NICHOLSON BU1CK CO. ronaldering , Rev. J. K. McK.nl Sanford Forum PUBLIC ENEMY, NO. 1 The uaually deadly aerioun mngnxine Scientific American feature* In It* January iaaue an article on the odd* of gamb­ ling. The basic element of chance and the specific strategy of three popular -gambling games are examined in modern mathematical theory. The heading warns thst the theory does not provide a blueprint for winning. Further, In text the article says that the successful gambler must not rely on the hope of winning on a particular play, but seek s strategy which over the long run provides more wins than losses. This might be called the philosophy of gambling. Through other mediums of publication, at about the same time, Julien II. Harvey, manager of the accident pre­ vention department of the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies, was saying this: "The rapidly mounting accident rate shows that <vv ure fast becoming a nation cf hubituul traffic gamblers." He is right. The driver who gambled on his chances to make a pass or h curve, or to beat o tight, used to Is* the exception. He is fast becoming the rule. It Jims sometime* been said that we are gamblers at heart. Hut we are emotional rather than scientific gamblers. Ignoring the successful gambler’s philosophy, we make each play with the idea that we will win it. Certainty that is true of traffic gambling. There would lie far fewer traffic gam­ blers if we accepted the scientific principle that each play should he undertaken with the philosophic view that it may JA N . 1ft, 195j Highway convoys total than ,44>M Rnd vehicles were spotted on attacked fadeiag to rwntrOl and front*. Ct.YflX, dtVv Red A* e di-lm ed Irmv feroea fsWatero Mm * dr. aodxn. Practically now «» J^ • M r rubber, S lam M RuMtlag w st ■amt br ioTi .fno , �T,v r T IY F R 8 D A Y JA N . • , • *fjVf9C$ * : "J . f. ' ' tb 1 8 , 1951 ’ Hl| " Miss Bette Myers Is .Mrs. (’lmse Speaks (ilven Linen Shower Al Church Meeting Social A n d Hersonal Activities • 'P H O N E 148 S ocial Calendar THURSDAY Mrsaiaii rehearsal will t>e held >1 the Firat ftlrthodiit Church at 8:30 P. M. All lingers arc urged to at* tend. The Royal Amtn.«*adon of the t P in t Baptist Church will meet nt 7:00 P.M. The Dougin* Jolir Juniur Bro­ therhood will meet at thr First Baptist Church tonight at 7:Mi P. M. The Brotherhood of the P in t Baptist Church will hold their regular Supper and Program meet­ ing at the church tonight at 7:50 P.M. Seminole Chapter No. 2 (), B. S. will meet ut the Masonic Ikill V at 8 :0<i I*. M. Tlun Will Ih- Obli­ gation Sight. t'hilathra Sunday School Class of the First (lanti-t Chin eh will n;ret with Mrs. J , M. Slineciphcr, 2 tot Park Avenue, at 7:30 I*. Al floatcnsc* will lie Mm. M, T. Haynes. Mrs. M, C. Stone, and Mix. Charles Ib-nhant. The Junior lllgit School will hold a game party in the bunnuel loont of IIk- Mayfair I tin at 7;.t0 P. M. The public la invited in at| lend. I HIHAA The l\ H. C. will u n it al the Seminole High School ut lu .iil o'clock for a program on Roliert K. I.ee wtth Judge J . tj. Sharon a* giieat speaker. I.urieheon will follow at (hr Mayfair Inn. There will lie a training chi-fill parent* of Cuh Scout* nrnl prospective Cuh pa rent * at 7:30 nt MrKinlev Hall. All parents are . urged to mine 'a SUNDAY The Iilh Congtwniotml 1*i*ti i» t Townsc ml (Tub* will convene at 1:30 P. M. In the City Hall. Come and bring your friends MONDAY The Bemdafl Avenue Circle will meet at thr Chapel on Iteanlall Avenue at 2:00 o'clock. Hea/.Icy And Brown Listed On Honor Boll Itohcrt Hensley and William Brown were listed on the Honor Boll and Dean*’ l.l«t a* the fall uuarter rinsed at John H. Stet­ son University. Mure llinn 23<i student* maintained (trade* of II or alxive. In the first group, romponed nf only jmlergraduale*. the Junior Class took honor* with SI student* placed on the list, fol­ lowed next hy the Scnioraw ith 50, Sophomore* with 33. Freshmen with 25 and l<aw School with J3. Student* uf junior and acnior standing who made an average of 2.5 and graduatr* who maintain'd all A’a during the pa*t uuarter were placed on the Dean*' Lid and allowed optional d a s* attend­ ance for the aucreeding uuarter. In this category, the juniors once again led with 3(1 studrnta, senior* second with 18 followed by I.aw School with nine. •' Social Meeting Held By Dependable Class The Dependable Claw* of the Methodist Church had their regu­ lar hiuines* and *orial meeting at the home of Mi*. J . II. Nirhulson with Ml* Louie- Hippie a* rohoaleraa. The business meeting was err aided over hy Mrs. 8. II. Loeshelt, a and Mra. It. W. Ilerrnn read tho " devotional. It was derided to have a market basket sain at the next meeting. Refreshment* were srrved to the following: Mrs. II. McCall, Mr*. John Callahan, Mr*. P. II. Cant­ ing, Mr*. I.re Wilson. Mr*. T. Billner, Mr*. V. I.. Smith, Mnr. E. fl. Kiljiutnrk, Mr*. U u Baker. Mr. • Jim Ijeonard, Mm. Ciarenn* Wal­ lis, Mr*. Olen C.oembcl. Mm. Ro*co Taylor, Mr*. Burke Steele, Mr*. A Nirhulson, Mr*. I.oc shell, Mr*. ^ Herron, ami Mi-. W P. Nicholson, visitor, , Pant Matrons* Club lia s Annu.Tf Dinner *1 Mr. ami Mr*. It. W. Turner rotrrtained the Past -Matron'* Cluh of the O. K, S. with the nnniial rhtrken and noodle dinner, honor­ ing the Junior Past Matron*, Mr*. E Hleg. ( The Turner home' wa * lift-orated with rose*, azalea*. nod beautiful violet*. The table* were act with • h it* llm-n rloth* and arrange­ ments of red candles, fcjn *, Itra "IHan pepper, ami red place card* Mr*. Mrllir Nix, pn-sideni nf the cluh, wrlrunii d Mrs. Bill* Into the club and lla*ky Wight and R. W. Turner wrtrumni Sir. file* tijo th* Paat Patttin, group. After a short loi-lne** meeting with Mr*. Nix ••msiitine. Mm BUI* wx* lnh'»lf*t lm » the rtuk Mia Charles lu-wson pn-at ntr-l «h* honorre with a camellia torsag*. 1 present were: Mr*. Ftunl Crosby, Mm, G. W Bailey. Mr*. J w Corley. ***- ?! M m . II. CL Mport, J jt * - IL C- MtXwnU. Mra. Kd*on 2? * ri- Mtirtay- Ja m i*. Mr-. R u rt W .m -r, Mra. I t W. Cren • h w . Mra. B J . kautfc M n. Jaek Burney, Mr*. L. M. Tyre, Mm. ______ g jjf . Mfa. ▲ .J L Shoe■■■■k i B b M U U M a Mr. PAGE T U B S A N F O R D H E I M l U, S 1 N F P B I 1 , F U W I I I A ^ ^1 Silver Ten Held At Woman’s Club ,\ lovely Silver Tea >cslcnlay afternoon at the Woman’* Cluh inark-d the opening of the Scniinide.County Museum In which the M> m-jrla1 Collection «f General Henry Sanford is featured Visitor* Wcic greeted *1 the door by Mr*. Franei * llol* and tinreceiving line wn* composed of Mr*. It. It. Crumley, president of the Woman'* Cluh; Mr*. Al lift 0 . A. It. Regent; and Mr- Miriam Russell, chairman o f the Civic Department of the Woman'* Club Mr*. Furl T. William* wa* in charge of the registration nf visi­ tor*. A fter viewing the valuable col­ lection. vi'ltnr* were served ten from a (abb overlaid with a le-rm. Ilful Madiera linen rut work edged with fillet Inrr, An arrangement of gladinluie* in a diver Imwl flanked hv tail silver randle*ticks holding matching tapers centered the table on which cookies, mint*, mol not* were placed. Mm. Mm Ifnllv and Mr- II .1 I ehmnn poorerI coffee and ten from lovelysilver s. tvlec* on leith ■•ml* of llo lahte. Of *|ierlal Interest in Ihr dls* plays downstair* wa* a Imgc map bowing thi entire area of Oiangc eounty ie'fore Seminole Cmint" wa* rtotited, Thi* wa* given to the Muse mn by Mrs. Fred T William* in memorv of her late husband Several interesting picloro* of Snnford n* it vvs* about 18811, lent hv Mr*. W. J . Thigpen, were displayed. A patchwork ipillt made <12 year* ago using the fancy lining* of Ih - de»by and silk hat* worn hy the Beau llrummel* of the period was donated by Mr. amt Mr*. A. B. Prtemon. Mr*. II. 'V Kockrr displaced a <|ullt made be­ fore the Civil War. Causing much comment among the numerous school rhlldren oresent wa* an unusual mllrclion of knive*. and foorl implement* Harry Kent, whose contribution* wrrr made in memory of his Into wife, donated a shadow Imx mail" nround IWfl with n hair wreath inside, a spinning wheel, nod eoverb-* A novel feature concernthe Inter two Item* wn* the fact that the aplnning wheel wove the wmd nf whirh the coverlet wa* made. 'On display inwlnlr* wn* a Collect inn. featuring n spinning wheel, a rloogh board ndlior pc", pressing iron, etc., loaned by It. K. Rick*. A "hair, donated hv Hvd Richard, w»* cnneirireteil of pil­ ing* from the For* MetInn IW k whirh was built In T83'!, The piling* from which thi* chair wa* tnndr were sohmeteged over ltd years. Most of the Intele d . however. WBs centered Upon the iiniipn collection of General Sanford'* possession*, most o f whirh were made during tlu- Itlth centurv. Donated hv the General'* daugh­ ter, Mr*. Carol* Sanford Ihnv nf Darby, Conn . the collection includ­ ed a Florentine table and rhnlrs with a beautiful examnle of I-*ther dreorallnn In the family root-of-arm* nn the hark* of the chair*, an Italian walnut coat rock, an Italian walnut rrrdcnuv with Mown (U «“ door* covered with a metal lattice, picture* of General Sanford, and hi* hn|n \ a wrought iron chandelier tetth blown ulai* *» Italian coriwb de«k. two hand rarvrd Itallar walnut bulk shelves with gin*’ door*, and a walnut Florentine tea table. ||natc«te* were Mr*. A. BIVtersnn, Mm. A'all lowed Mr* R.W. Rupnrht. Mr*. W.B. Ilrln^n. Air*. Ann* Merrick. Mr*. C. Ste­ wart Brown. Mr* A. C. Benson, and Air* C. R. Daw*on. chairman of the Museum committee. 7>U people aitvlidilig. A mil* wo sOUg by Buy Millet and a ilio I 1‘h in t a t ion K s t a t e a hy By IIKSS P,VITER SUN Alt. Fieri W. Payne, (oimcHy of Alts. Wutl Warner, president of Complimenting Mis* B e l l e Myers, whose wedding will be an tin Women** Auyiliatyof the Holy Vermont and New Ymk t ity and i vent of Jan. 27, Mr-. II. Schnei­ Cttia l i i - "lull Church, presided now a ic idem on Half 51non Lake der fntctlnim d nt her homo on at the meeting held .Monday night und Modern Rood nt I'lanlalion Anoliii Avenue Tuesday evening at the I'aiish House. The featuie Ksiali'., ha- Item ap|Hiin!c<l nn of the program wa. n talk given homo or v judge of I lie Inlet naloui with a linen shower. (lames wire placed and Mi** hy Mi*. Randall Chase on the llniida Show to Ito held nt the Mvit s wn- invented with manv need f"l a program of Christian (itaitd Cetilial Palace m New (•duration for adult* a* well as Voik f i t v. Mai ft 'i mugh in. Ati |lovely gift: i avnc ha* liceti identified I.lght refreshment- wire served young people. Mrs. A. !<• toy is ill and confine-,; it is held During the business session thi* show -mu I;•i In the t-.tnuhl laulglilon Memorial |buffet style from a table covrrrvil plan, werv made concerning the annually In Nn. YmV try the j with » white linen (loth, and cen­ llospitnl. tered with a small txniuuel of Florida Chain of Missionary A* Horticultural Society of New .orb einhllr* for which members of thr und the New York I lm i*t- t'lilh Mr.. A. IV. Woclrr n"'l Mr* K. lloweni. Auxiliary will l-e hosle-s at the It lui. become thi lini;i d llowe, Tho . uiviti’ i to he with Mi-J . Wuuten ot ll(Mton. tin. are box hlltrboon to he held at the •how held in Ano i ici and I- at. Myers were Mrs. Anna Tauitv Parish House on Jan 2<". gll'-*is of Mr. i■ml Mi i teodisl each year hv l|ort ictillurM i A. II. Von IhuhulU, .Alt*. .1 srv -f thi- cil) A mi simt will Is* held In the |«t» nod nmateui fl.-.sci grower* I I . Von lb ibulis. Mi- T. W. Doncv. Holy Cross P alish for one week front all part* of the America* Mi*. W. W. Culp. Mr*. Mate late laiwrit lice H •it«n and in February, with Dean Sta n ­ even from cities where oiliel Howard Vrr. Joel McGill. Mr* Howen have l et II,1tied fium At ley Blown us speaker, it wa* an­ (lower show* ate held. Norman, Mr* D. Hunter. Kiln a Wlicic they spent a a nla. nounced. The rn-h prize, awarded at thi* wick Visiting fri.rml. and tela Mis Kenneth West, Mr*. Ann Mi* N. IJoli.ori, Sr., reported .how which far exceed those at Blackwell, Mr*. Aide Pavlik, Mitivv that a gift ha* been presented to Rob Brown. Mrs. b - - Itnrcus, Mr- the Holy Cro«* Church from a any other flower how. nttrart* the finest plain nmteiinl gmwo W. H. Kramer, Mr*. Kd Kennedy. 1.1. tin t t: totmrr Sanford resident. K. K in Ids ratinry. The competitive ev F. Bra U8NB, -on of Mr. and Mi». C F. Mis. RnU-rt Andrews. Mb* BUI. Foster of Baltimore. A poitinn of hihlts .wnsht of n trrrat variety Hi slum of Route I, Box 1:1. San­ Andrew*. Mi-* Jaekn Hill!*, Ml- thi. gift will to- lived to punM.i i of large and small floral gardens Herlnili*. All u lectern Bible. ford is serving al*mrd I lie laiidln .' Margaret Von rot flowers, (nidi* deem id ion* ami SI. Ann’* Chapter through it* noiiieioii* others lireludiitg enlrieship dock HSS wlnlr Miir*k riper- IWuthy Von Herhitlia and AllNorma Jean Kill*. directress, Mr*. Vail l.ovell, ex- from Fug Innd, Ibdtnnd and Soutl a Ilug in the A(Inn I it nrt-a tcoded »n invitatKin In the mem­ Anurira. which uic flown t>* No” bers and their friend- to attend nn Yolk especially for tin do*.’ Mi ued Mr*. Fd Wliiltiev and informal talk to to- given hv Willfamily’, former l> of St. Augustine, Mi and Ml l. J|Meplt ltio I, ut 'am K MrVickcr. of Oilamlo, -in Mtiliiiu Kmtl havi |u*l retui lu ii' revenly moved Into the \V. "niiBook* People Are Rending" it. Huffman home in Sun luu.tn at the Parish House on Feb. 4. front a visit lii Ailaidn. tin. when Mr. Whitney is the new rnarutgi i they spent a week with friend V._____________________ at I no P.M. Tea will I * .ervrd. uf the Chanils-r of Commerce. McniN-r* o f St. Monica'- and St. They hiimght Mr* Vlnm I’npp.i'talk's Chapters were ho*te*ses Isick with them to .pend aoim* ru in 11 II. C. Ilet/el. F. M. Ford, and •»«( TJ»r K ill IL in f for the social periml following the time a* thei' i i d . A. D Atirams of the American 4s- , ll» \ t" « a Mr. und Alt i st'orirt 4 rijfiu e meeting and seryrsi refreshmentruil Glowei> lin., rinvu cctilini'il < id 1 **»!*• Hltrstrn to apnroximatelv 40 person* me Med. i >( lioml •ot Mnincil n i:io '” front Aliami where they attended 4 l«* 1\'« *s|rrii .LftiVhm* a nf III rir fi!rih|. willi n f'aim .ti *cnt. , f n frrt...'h r t u tin’ United Fresh Fruit mol Ve- 7e:*»a% pm tv on Friday I'lrtiin g. git able Convention this past Mnrntoc H|M*rln l?l<m«tn Mi and Ali 1BfTll'V S uvnge of l:f i K-*> weekend. i»rk %jji M'trnVuK D« miiona Ih Ihu v Drive el 1ui fnin<-l u gnmi %i Mi>ih|« 111 of Mld r ndgltlsH*» Mf| Tue.ilay Donald A. Futrcll. aiiinao appren­ )|Ait W o r ld .It N in e Hi \ A l.t.i:i:\ PHI A ATT nighl tice, USN, son of Mr. and Mr*. f I I 1*1111 IC rrii A t O fC «*H Mr. Amanda llofnuin bud lie I t n fW R. A. Futrvll of 1110 Laurel Ave­ IS W h tTfr A rt*fft** |* r a r ii» T r o a t l nue Is attached to the Air Depart­ in* oi* Mi and Mr«. Charles Wnggm r Hank- sistei of N.iiauin Roa Dirt U p l**ir*»tic ment ittHinrd the 27.000-ton air­ i « t i ; A H o y. A t i l l I MUhl( of Chicago have taken the Rod­ and Re** Patterson in lor Can craft carnet U8S .................. now tOfjn %lornfn* Varlnlrn ger. apartment for the rrntainriet n la und a rop id Pa on AVedlleIl'M ili C'lrnvr |o dne nflel nmol. of the Winter. operating In Korean water*. «»r»li#8tra r>*l Star 111 The Froeiecher*. Ci-ney , MirRev. I.ui, llirroe- pn-tnr of the I I SO Att rrtlm : V o r i r t y William V. Iiighram, seaman tc 11 4% «u*L Geneva Paptl.it Church, and >1: liiiel* und tin guests al the Aluit Drwyrr f-’nr IVmro cruit, USN, »nn of Mr. and Mr* lliftt W olid Mr*. Itnrnre Johnson ami son .ion had a plrilir Inn, tr and lo rld A t N im . ii C. A. Inghram of Sanford recently iI tJi«i» had dinner with Mr*. VVitidnM swim down nl the pool on Smoliii .i t Itintto Kttrm IHkh «t rompleted recruit training at the I J : 1" i •»*« not. Unklr* run down long Buddy and daiighlrr Julie Sun­ Pl.n I DO l*o|«ufnr Hlwr Naval Training Center, San Diego, enough to ml with u* detween day. fsMtln Ampflrdiia l : I S Calif., and I* now available for Mis. living Venn. Jr . arid in vi-it- to h<i hii.l-ainl who i. In 1:10 iMlr tihran assignment to a Fleet unit or to I |t MIt'dlrnt VilfUl lo* Sanford Im-ipitnl nml doing nieeli fan! son a r e .laying with Mi 3 “ IN I IUr Nono Kmn«h one of the Navy'* school* for spe­ The 11|iu> Clult Im d it* Urge Verio'* patent* Mr. and Mrs. I ‘ W o rld A t T l i r r r Ji#« cialized training, • tm n oid al Ihe I lllli eiKuns C. LeFiles. I I I T i t t U r ' i Hi n r I in llltt* A nd 11* itlllit*' * Air. and M i-. Kd I’utmun have Wednesday nigld. Then- were ovi i The Misses Kvr and Pearl Su­ M*t Tour llrffiory Htuira ptitrhvrd the Withcainp residence 1100 l l i o l r I d i t t r t I 'c it i born have been the guest* for the I l'» 111 II and will make their home here. past week of Mr, and Mr*. M. I- ItOO K liy f litii I lo u r They are from Fort Wayne, In ........... . Sr. who accompanied VSi ICJoir t »f l» il| •liana. them to their home in Greenwood, 400 Krva Mr- F 8 Kvxet amt Mrs. CorHd’ f o u l M » r k r l ll n w o t CtU S. C. today. Mr*. A. W. I.cc also 0:20 T u l l l i t i f rule r.non attended rhurrlr In accompanied them a* far a* Maun* ttiNirfo hifnitf Mini. Sunday and also enjoyed a vilhr, S. C. where the will visit 4] II • In v f#r>rnli«irrl»» l-rtl*-vKolito Ih lllltJ dilillel. ( D r if t K im t>r» A C ltiu d for a few day* and return with TT:oi» Mr. and Mr*, hal (inyette and *M Dor A Im»»I>' I 3 fl«i«M Mr. and Mrs. Itolmrn. ll r l t H l r L i n e flfo Mi- l.inillc Norton nml son Itieh : r. K r » m i iM I l f <’ a r l» ard ntlmlred llo Kpi-ropal Clmrrh *.**o V4IUO Hull Sunday In Sanford, Hilt i|rr| Thr IInot ■I:fwi Nilflit Id 11ItHI A trmpemnrc mreling was held f I I l*HH llfol At lH|an of Illeol t, N**vv York are visit Inc 0il» It • Diin# *‘l Sunday, |0 00 Iflllnl Nit I'll* I o n T i ii ii m i t " ’ > D r l< Mi. and 51 f . F.d 1'ulimiii vvei tO|«D A t llo to o W it h H t i» ir ‘ * dinner iru--«<s Smotav of Mr and Mis* KhirlvV Smith entertained icon Nowm Air* Bill Curtain and arm, Ihu Gaiuttm Lambda Chapter of I I *& NIMH Off Mr. and M r. .fame, ChnpuiMu Itrta Sigma Phi Monday nighl at of Clrntt Nov Yolk me * i it In her home on Silver l.«kc. Air*. If. A|r« J. ('. ills nod Mr. S P. Smill J . Hickson, Jr., vlce-prcaidrnl, Mr. Militant J . Mrd* Mr*. Ida Woodruff of (*nloml“* tolled the meeting to order in the Mr. VVr ll , i* one fine learltet nt Georgia I- visiting hi I -i.lei Ml atisriire of Alls* |)aphno Connelly, J J. la ffler. fur the student Isxly. president. He *ay* he enjoy* teaeliinu very I A letter wa* read to the rhaptrr AAhrn il ronir- lo TMItlf-TA from the Florida State Hospital at much, und that he ha* very nice I’ltlt.'KB, * r wrllr the laxik Chattahoochee, thanking the San rlnsse*. Mr. Well* |* riartieolnrly —an Almxmir id .Savings ford Beta Sigma Phi* for the glad to get hack into tin- tr-arhing lu guide )uu lo *a (r reitti. ChrWtma* gift* sent to the pa­ profession aftrr an eight Veai ah* ir s it t * * * * r i - * t s * - no*) »enef. Dining which he served In lulsest Ip pri>|Hittiop to I be rtuo i tient*. limy on alt )uur dnil) hrallh Mr*. Dale Scott, Jr., reported the Armed Ftirre* a* a captain economic level of |itlr> * that he and tuaul) nerd*. Each on the hospital project Including and an Intelligence officer, lie » * i I* rontpelled to pav before lie r»i week's ad il a new chaplrr thr middle Binary unit donated hy In the Fmiiprnn Theater of l)|>er- proihirc form pro>lurts," Mr. An offering pr (Mil pic (live that the Sanford rhaptri, and the bo, - atlrm* two years ami three months, derstm told the gmitp. Mr Well- lilt* It It. A. degree crery week l» T M ft I I t pital reei'ptiunlnU project. Th" Fer Decernla-r nod i|i to .li-o. V.F.W. Auxiliary and member* of the University nf Florida and M PI there wn o 25 to 75 percent In Ml IK .it TH U M 11IN s Be*n Sigma Phi will lie on ibilv A. degree from Stelsno Unlvcr- Cleave In Ihe noil valna of prn< Bow "Cool Billiard'. * Ibid Ihi* month, she said, whit" no m site. He ha* been in the teaclnng tlrillli s'l Vegetablr J old i(t lbli fiiarl —on Id loii-' dl i e f of the H omo- Department of mufr Ion fin over twenty cc.ira. Sanfnpl Alarket, lie retrorterl ao-l lighlrd in the lilt, \ Al 1 I x the Women'* Cluh will Mrvr a* Air. Well wa* formerly Piinctpal erpri-u.d the hope that Ihe far Ibid are yoats everyday you the receptionist* during February. ai Lyman High S chool for I I rr* will maintain lhl» averag •hop hrrr. A projrct to raize money for Hie year*. Since he ha* no desire for throughout the sea-oil. Alarrh of Dimre drive waa also administrative work lie prefer* (irotge Touhy, publicity din* to continue hi* «eiyire a* a el»** dl»rua*fd. tor of the Mairh of Dime, cam , After the liusines* inerting ad. loom tenetier. Mr, Well* has a high trgat for (mil'll, nppi-whsl (u Kiwauiuns i journed, dellelnit* refreshment* were w rvnl In the tnemlier* hv the Iradcnddp of Mr. Mnrri* a* aid with ronti Ihiitlun* for polio i« llrf, Jw l Field presided. Ml** Smith and ro-hnste** Mr*. prinriital. |*m »iire Ihr slodenl* of H. H S. Walter Tinner. appr•elute the good work hr la The I’ltulge o f Allrglanrc In the U. 8. King wn* written in August. Alanv Indian- in New Maxim ibung frit our sehiHil. Phillip Boyd IK’.C hv F ran ri* llellamv. « mein d ill nrcupy village* where their her of the s ta ff of the Youth'* and nnredar* lived more than 40" lb .k Dim Cmopnnhm In llu-lon, Maria, year* ago. e ra o n a l s I BA DIO STATION iV.T.IUL GENEVA NEWS Dr. Whitnkei ami H IH fcL Hints To llouKewiveg Milford COOKER CARE Cleanliness is the fix at rule if) tlie cu e of a pressure c o o k e r , I i . ii . hold i-ipiipment .prciallst* of the I S. Department of Agricul­ ture remind housewive* In thi*»* day* when utensil* need to last and givi most efficient service. For - .if e opei at ion the vent tulw mutt .ilwuy l»- uneJogged. At each wasiring look to 51 e that this tube D rb nr., leeidentally, a pipe cleaner i. luiid'i fur rlconing it. B it they cnutlcm against ever immersing in water rovrr* witn pi< - ui" gunge* or weights used Pi Miitpol pn sure. Ill fart, it U 1s t not to pot any type of ore*viiic . *■■ik(-r invar m the dishpan l« lit. of final or grease maf I' ut the tube. The ja.ki'l needs thorough wa-him; i icaiisp the rubber or rub’ * lier-like roin|<"imd deteriorate* if g r en •(• linuimulato nu it. Soma gn*keti may lie removed for wash- Leonard. Mt* Whitnki-r ilirert.. with 3lr*. Leuttatd at the plan 'b i, \1 hltal i would 111 i who play* nn invtrtiment to Joii f»t mimiinl selection* between lie ..ingillk,. Tlie club i» ojs'Oed to all i i - i d e i i t - o f Plunl at ioi i K . l a t e A atroti|» «*( ulsnil JV |UI -pic w l.< dunce U flit to C*I- •«•!<,ign on Thur* ilii% nilght lo (lit TTf**' to the music o f 1ht* ■Wh's.t flwl s". The) li.nl a v rrjr *irlj'linl'U " p\ t*lning. Mi ukr I Mi F m l I'nyii i- had n their in ifM - to dinm » nil Atnmlay mghl M r. ami M I rvdart ftpile Slffl 'i i- Hrrw nit. T h i Spin-'» I Vt III fosi lo NrlV A 1 at I-riday ruoriiiog all- i in - a lly inonlh spent with o Tltev imp to go loll fe|( that tin v loot to • Isidi o A i-w Yu tk In * %| nn liti*ii is*Pied to lu­ mofr Adivitv (Mi I'hintnth ll Ihul hi tlu City Ti.c Ss tllldav Vluhf 4 In! met 1 tie dull with M* r«iti 1^4011 nt ing. tliiiiciu t* Alls. ii « ruinifnl Suve the rim* nl both lid and ••••■k> i fti'io rap. Iml km* k* Rim* tli •ulmg - in fare ", ami a (lent •o ld ui •- n li nk that would make it ilifflriilt or Irtipo-sihle to build Up team prrwstirr. When the i (Hiker is lint in III*, i is o t open In tlie ail In prevent the "ff fluvor or taste that it mav nevptlre tf pot nwnv with the rover ■ui fight. Have it handy -afa plurc for a trniovahli’ gauge or n detarhahle weiglit nod nlway. put it there lifter O'llig. A tumble piav put a i .ruga out of order. If weight or gauge ha* no special place of lie own, the cook mav lo»e more time hunting It than -In iavr* hv cook<ng under pri-Hstirc. Ihe playing ,,f I1.,ilo, games noil Ijuia cane There onvery gissl IIIti-oilnore ntid tol - of In-(Ve do not (ihi , (i,| i-.,mo . -i* these meepiig. but nil Ihe i t -d (lent* i f Plnotalio <ul lo join it, for nt her kind- of fun. Vlo* i tub room- me avallubb on Mnnilay, Thursday oi Friday for a Community Card Club if anyone can-, to organize one All. . r*•*t 'li *. II. I liaison Afyt i , formerlv of New York, have ooo liooie on Vale ' da ftl ive. Ati mid Mi Jn a oli C,ib(ts lin - • move 1 down t-nritcr o f Si live n their m-u- home on llo tlelirt HoudMl -. Sanuo (Poire nod hei iilolhi•r Air-, Lillian Dee bnv< re Neo fnrix d from Pei- -e.-h, Yolk City where they Wee .pend hlg Ihe hoi Idles wHI, |,|, V. S Groves J r , ami Capl. Gi-ivi-* Mrs. Gil- Bapprii li hn- opeio I her coffee shop on Highway 17 Mi. ami Ati- (1, s 11no, Mi Jersey- hnve mill rd loin llo Trtowe house oil Pnlmiin Road whih gelling rendv lo go into hii*lm**ruid build •fieri own liotoe hi le »< Plantation. Alls* Beth Giro Ilil'O of 'Inlllul Hoad has limi a . her guest for u wi-i*k. Ml- Ih.ii- Keegan of New Jet *ey. Discharged .Marine |l w llaars r » » r ,,> n *ri •ivci to lii icgiiurptal hc.iihpiarti t-. •fib ti hrfetrvil It to Ilia divi-ioii, w-hlrli ui turn handed It t" " a hlngpin for rlatifiration. Mranwhilr, Wnthtaim hail tak• "I p.irt in tbi M arine actlun nt S< i id ami I in-boo, the Woman landing. Ihe .idvanre niulbwanl fioin llnml ung mi l finally th« frigid campaign atmiml Clmnjin III n lor. Cnolain Sollont said Ihe ror* |Hunl will pul l-' sent into combut pemling rlnrificnthm of hii ■latu*. AYd-DfiOor 59 •v'g **« ? Miss Shirley Smith Bnlvrtains B. S. I*. . r t , SEl-TZEft . 5 / b r OMo ....... INTKUVIKW '" • s o * . M 'n n '„ s m Q Q B R A ce« ,u • . 5 0 Kiwunis Luncheon 37 MILXof Ma g n e sia K lffN rx ‘'" 'O i l . . . \ 2S _ ta l HALO BEN-GAY V I H — d toial f o i l reaffnf e l l a t ffrom rom rrrhnt an d p a in t " h' iTn * I ■ l i i SHAMPOO 49c I i || 7 9 c |Fur Offite, Schonl Or lltinM SPECIAL FRIDAY **d SATURDAY BIRTH AN N v.H N t K M K N T S a w in g s T h a t C o u n t PepAodtnl Toolh __ FRIDAY anil SATURDAY, JANUARY lillli and 20lli This Certificate Is Worth f2.ll CARD OF TIIANK8 Wo wish to take this mean* nf asyr-ws'ng out viuccra apprecia­ tion to our many friend* ami neighbors for their kindnaaaoa during Ihe L a r k loo* of oar dear ooo, Hubbard B. Dana. . . flaat t l* a .™ » " * _c r * i n , **a«i M n - ’ " * Pal ln}e<tof _0 Blodas-----10 far Vmeline Cream . Borbox ol H air Tank, larga— w * f t f THE PEN WITH THE LIFETIME GUARANTEE Gillette lather .. . Veto Creom _Q I l w r s C ra w , * i s * t ™ f Daadaraal, larga f Polmotive lather l i a r * Crsaar, T H E N E W P L U N G K K F I L L E R — VACUUM Z IP — O N L Y O N E F U L L A N D IT * 8 F U L L Vital" 4 a t . I I I * -----------B Y f Till* |m*ii hold* 200r« more Ink than miy ordinary fountain ih-ii on the market! You write for thrw montlm on one filling I No re|mlrl No lever filler! No prutt*ure bat! Every pen tented and guaranteed to be unbreakable for life. Get youra NOW. THIS PEN GIVEN FREE If you buy one in tho city for les* than THREE HOLLARS. Tide Cci tificate good only white advertising auie is on. Dr. Wet) AOd T o * * I f .i h _______ m Y | levoth -HteV Wash, e •r.**3 V A 4 4 aa% e r a e r a I r t r l r r i U a o t t U r , J a w lir e - YOU’R E A L W A Y S W ELC O M E A T la * Thla Faa Will AhV* EYES EXAMINED CLASSES r m i D 1C 8. hlM du Aw- ih Kolynot Tooth M rs. J . M D oan tad fam ily D R C. I* PERSONS Colgate Dental . . O 4 Thin r c r tlfir n to mill 81k e n t l t W lh« ^ k u r v r t<i nn« o f ou r Rciuiiim I mtegtructilrlc $ 8 .0 0 V A CUUM F I U .K U SA C K I .F S S F O U N T A IN I'K N S . V isib le Ink -Supply. You S K E Ih e In k. A llfclitn i' fruuninltm w ith ru ch pen. A ll wizen for Ifttlieri, m en. I my a and irirtn. Mr. ami Mra. J . Danfuilit Wright, Jr. anntrunca the hlrth of their arm J . Danfurth. Ml. mi Jan. 17. at the Frrnald lanighton Me. mortal Hoepital. LKGION AUXILIARY The American Legion Auxiliary had a chile (upper at Ilia Legfon I ! j I Tuesday night. Thera war# 3.7 member) ard friend* who attend­ ed. A fttr 'he dO iotia ropper (its* pared t ime of the mi-mtoc.r, eame» wvfr enjoyed fry lii Mm. M. K. Baker, president, wrier itrcd several new membrm ami extended tu_ every woman in the rouoiy who i* eligible to join th" Auxiliary, an invitation tn join a* need for their servire* inerraae rach tlay. faw O sr, | w |S ------ " * ’* * h Be (M l U ‘ D <‘ « 1 i ID tI 1i M l BUY NOW WHILE Ay> is A flat B a la TOVCHTON c xttU V0 11 ( AM Dt Pi NO ON ANY DRUG PRODUd fH AT Bi ARi DRUGS THI NAMI HMAl l • -Qgjffiv •** ■ “W,* <■* - . Jj M I . a �toss- - •- •*4 A »sSSSN?S --^T" • i;-- ' ^ W -j ; - • i~r-i\ Ball-Controlling Oklahoma Aggies Lead Nation In Basketball Defense Hr HTKHI.INti HI.APPKY ATLANIA. Jen IH (/Fj In one shod year the yenm l inn Jit ion i ot any minor luirUtll leagues lu> plummeted I ioiu hale and hearty In . worried ami warning. With the i m i i r draft growing larger practically every month, the '• luppply of pi tying talent •« thrfakin* Attendance thir season isn't e«. * p»< t«l to l*e anyxlirtr nrai the money making troluioe of the luth yean ; of 11*47. ’4H end ’40. 4 --------------------------------------ll a l .i minor ■•■llinr laOirrlM IkSt I f T I VW J Manv lecgu*- Is-miltas tramp Haw I lost their lift aviiii-. farm system tie up: with major league leant* i Halary demand* l>y pinjrer* am hither, K<|iii|uni'nt c-oils a ir op 1 Many tray or prr oln.tr toot dull * ol final- claim radio no.I televh om •re rushing them toward ruin. Because of i Im-iw aod oilier re* * tons, tin* iiomle-r of minor I. apoi ’ trams alrrady lia. shrunk and pro hal.ly will alirink fortlo-r liefar” the season open- in April and May. Even I lie numlor of Iraguc* probaldy will drop, taking down with ihrin liinllhy trams. Ttw A 'xirriatiif I'n- i liaa »ur IJ\WHENCE, Kat.. Jan. IB Vryed ’.'ft leading M y u n InchidJpo i.!4 train., olid found that It. (/!*>— Pliug Allen, tong in advoof tin- Irayoi f ati' having dlffi. nl u i r of .i ii.iiu.ii.il crar for colieIlea ranging from mild In nrar fa ­ g u lr i|Kitt., tayi io n hri ihoild tal When aUrndanrr f-ll moro lie aide to frrrrl oul "the hau tlum viper ted last summer, many eggi" in Itiikrlhall. tranni ya»r up bvfwi1 the leaion C'o'jinirnling on llw lilrtl leanended. I It hr la announced durintr Uir fall tliry would not open thin il.«l u. New Yoik liaikrihall. lit-' aeason. Tialay, own muro arr in vrlrran K am ai coach tlitl tail liauhle. night: Muet of tlo* league.- -utveyr.l " Ih r r r arr a lot id rotten egg> l>y (ho Associated PrrM air ip tin Kuuth hut hast (.all official at tin hi Katlrrn liaikrihall hut we only nieetlntr in St. Frtcraburg. -niil grt to tuirll them ntc4»ionn*y> trull hh d (Olid Ilion, or......... whrn nnr geli liinkrn. arroM Ihr country, Here arr some “ It t* more thin mere chance Of the tiout.lr -|iu(- nod ihrir that the p u l two major roliegr eauses: Bouthesitem fa'agur, Class It hatkrlliall itan Ja li have hroke,, three tram. missing, Anniston and oul m Nrw York." laid.'di it, Ala., and Vicksburg, It w it ilitt lined yrilrnhiy thft Mh.a. Hoping at tm»t fur .li-toam operation iu.inid of right l.y g»t> i M.mli iit.ni College player tr*i ting lo.iiiaiii fmm ('law ii Aial.n offerrd a hnlir to throw lari Tna Stale, Alslwma State, fin al It tinea- wrrk’t gillie agiintl Drf'aul. Tl.e imnlrut led In die arm l of liv tened with ahamloniueot of . n o al nunrhiM., peiMint, two of them former Min Smith Alla mil- (Malty I. Clin a A “-Qreenrllte, M.f ting^|(H>t tletjp liillan Collrgr (ilayrit. Allen drctaieil: With Brooklyn and ha a serioju "College tut.l rlliall i-n't In any ! player shortage. League.President Earl Blue -ays tie will know ‘soon’ nationwide danger All that i» if (irrenvilh- wilt manage In open oerdi.l ia to ,rramhte the rotten egg*. When they liegin to think the season. Georgia Florida. Class It Tal­ .Imot loniethlng lie.ldr. winning, lahassee, ha* droopt-d out and they ran do it, too." The mi-yrar-old roach who wai been replaced hy Brunswick, (la Thomasvillr, Ga., tin. toil ImrkinK named “lia.keihair. man of the of the lift roll Tiger* and has 10 of Ha.kettiall roarhei, ha. plugged day. lu decide if it ran make the year” hy the National Auodatlnn 1061 gi.de If ThomaHville fall., for a collegiate ciar for more Tifton, (ia., may lie the replace than a decade. He maintain* a menl. high comm I..Inner— a "foreeful Georgia Htste, ( fa-sri—appa personality" — la needed to police rently in fair ihnpr if Tiflon doe. college .porta and keep them free not go to the Georgia-Florida. from racketeering. Georgia-Alabama, f l a n D—lea­ Allen *ald haikethall I* the ea* gue riaim. it 1ml igitroiiage in lest kind of a gam* to fls, I95Q hreap-e of tek<ymiig of Al­ “Two players can tfmtrol? the ania game* in Cl*r.l AA HAutMrn outcome of a game eaiily without Aesoriatnoi Newnan l.a dropped detection" he riplained. “Thev out and tti. -.areli for a iepl.ee ran double drildde and loie |,(»«-'Itirllt In going oil Fvanglrliiie, fln .a f Alih. vllle, .ion or they call mi*, a pa.a or I j i ., wifi not operate under it. old a .hoi nil hoot making It Imik too management and p..=*lhly won't had. “Tlo* oolv wav to makr sure op,-role at all. A replacement rluh may mini' fmm one of four pot.I there I* no funny tm.liies* I. tn iltie.. Two Ilf the p<Ft. Ihi title.— keep that kind of hoy nff vonr lemn. Ami |f the rnarhe. won't ___ Ike Clmrle. and fmwely, |jt. are member, of ( ta .. It Gulf do It they should lie kicked nut International, f l a t . AAA -Jer- together with their plavera." IIe .aid "you have to know your ,y City fruneMne tran.frrted to Imv-i. their M lltm'e. amt their a»llawa, Canada. and Kurnter, H. will le- mi.tine, .nclste. to slop this kind of Iwtsllxague Intend', opi-iating with ne«*." The Kan.an sat-t he nnll<*e am* men who run Madison Bouai* <1.riii'ii "nil •llottar are««« »*iloliie their lw*.t to slim "flaln g" hot the can't do It alone Mcvnkin- ’<* the f>«t he a.ked* "flow gullible can they get t«rk ATHENS, tra., Jan. there T" ' Tryout* for the women', iwinunlng Th«n h» went on: team tn rcpreierd the United "Those l« v i tuiep there n**-" Stale, in the Fan American game, nractlcp .g *ln *t profeaslnnal lean'. (will ha held at the Unlvemity of Borne of them pick n*» o*' oryia pool Friday and Hat or- ou'O— id . vise Imtonei-Aeoi » •" r.F e lt. W IU. unde* eeruiniul centr. • * - « ***•• I V date reitenlav wa« tnt.hrd in with the nrfl^0e.lnpe1 eloire"' tip a week In allow the winner* and avc lit oath* i k . oaioMeee ft-art* time to grt ready for the roarhei mold lesre* not the had _m American meet at lluemt* egg. If they wanted to," {A im late in the month. Tim nation’* l>e.t women ewlntmen will rumpelr in the mammoth ] W hy 7fi foot pool, ftinmpion. only .1 . rlutni instead of eight, .will la> pic e n t from New York, mint in a Ihroa-story aerie., out■Wa.hliiK'on, Chicago, Indl.naimlli, Ine. mcthiHli .nine minor league, - K#t1 lAuderitale, Atlanta, l » . An- will use to combat their troubles, | Rati Franrlum and l*urt- Loach Declares “Bad Eggs’! Must Quit Basketball Second Court Scandal Brings Demand For C o l l e g i a t e Czar K S Pan Aim*ru*anTry»utH To lie Held In AilleiiH Orc. Governor Seeking Florida M e r m e n Ouster of Auburn TaekleBulldogB Football Mentor In 1st Swim M e e t s a Straight ■T ^r ° m ^ _ H A fC P c M A 11 f i t IIW I BC 9 iv lU U llI By BU IIAHFBK George Barr ia a striking eg ample of optimism triumphant. After a ipiarter cent'jry In one of tt*e moil corroding profeMlona open to men, he continue* to maintain a singularly guod opin­ ion uf humanity in general and baseball fan* ill particular. , In spite of numberless Inaulta M-rrimed at hlai by grandstand umpire, who rorlferou.ly dlaagrred with hi. derision.—samel ime. to the ealent of bottle and rush Ion. ronteat. with h i. brad as Ike intended target — liarr has maintained a remarkably bal­ anced outlook loward people. The umpire—without whom im> game could In- played -ia a uni­ versally dcpined figure In the imagination of the multitude of people who go to lunelmll fur a fittlr rrlaxaliun and nut to In ­ come atmlrnts of the world'* most rompleg .port. To these people a wrong rail I* Invariably the manifestation of the umpire', prejudice agaio.t the Hume rluh—not a human error for which the ordinary worker would In- elru.rd. Yet In reality (lie umpire—the good one, that ii -is a monument tu impartiality and a main,lay uf the game, runtinuslly r a p o s e d to abuse and uproarious our*, lion, of hla Integrity, ability and ancestry from troth play­ er. and fans. Ire must never let personal feelings enter Into hla rails, George B arr—for IM year* a major league umpire was one uf the belt, lie spent hii train years in the Texas la-ague, one of the most nortorioii* baseball hungry, uiupiie-l«Uiiig .ntiuii In the nation. Ami George learned Ids leisont .e ll before moving up lu ttnNational league |(t lP il. The idea of a school fu um­ pire* originaled with George hark In the early ltt30‘* when It be­ came apparent that some sort of system should Ire introduced to give uniformity to umpiring. George liarr. ever an Innovator, liegan Ids school In ID33 as a re­ sult of till* need. Over the years umpiring has improved a* a result of the Barr school gad other* begun In imita­ tion uf U- But even this Im­ provement in railing game* hasn't diminished the vocal protestation* raucous or nerve wracking (he of stadium umpires or made lea* walling strains of “Thfae Blind Mice" which ' well up from the stands at the approach of tha men In black. George opened hla fifteenth annual arhnol here yesterday with more than 3M nf hbt Hanford friends on hand to welcome him. lit. rlau of atadeala were wbvioualy Im­ pressed at the sincere ho*" ly r it coded them hy g Hanford rlllwaa. Bat aa hard Mite* Frtmly Ft Iera grimly reminded them, It la ealy before the aeaaoa opewn that anyone la willing ta give vocal recoagltion la aa urn- fc'-T Adrian Burk, former Baylor Unlveraity and Baltimore Colt alar, was recently appointed aa.IsUnt bark fir Id coach at the University of Florida. Burk, who fill, a vacancy left hy the re­ signation of Frank Broyles, I* expected to report to Gainesville aomrtlme next Week. Dickson To Tangle With Kennedy In Orlando Tourney ORI-ANDO, Jan. |g-<A»>—Sec­ ond seeded Calhoun Dickson of Tampa faeea Ferry Kennedy today In a quarterfinal* encounter of the Florida Invitational Tennis Tournament here. In another headliner, f o r t h ranked Al Martin nf New York City tangle* with Alfredo Millet of Mcslro and Itolllna College. Millat Is ranked at the top of the for­ eign rntrlea. Dickson knocked Jack Borling „f f)rl*n<l<> out of the running yes­ terday, d-0 , 0-1; and Martin toppel John Hayen of Rollins College, « -l, «-l. Top seeded T«nv Vincent from Miami eliminated Bill Baer of Orlando, 6-2, (Mb In the leading women's match today, Bhlrley Fry of Akron, Ohio, second seeded, meet defending champion Doris Jensen of Rol­ lins College who I* unseeded In play, Min Fry heat Marilyn flhlaton of Rollins, lt-0, A-0 yesterday. MONTGOMERY, Ala., Ja n . IB —OF)— Governor Gordon Fersona, and a lot of other alumni, he says, are out to oust Karl Brown a . head football coach at Auburn. Brown whose teams have won only three games In aa many year* at Alabama Polytechnic In­ stitute, should "be paid o ff In full" If he has a "valid contract” and another roach hired tn hla place, Feraons told a new* con­ ference yesterday. The Governor added he had no man In mind far the Job. A meeting to start the Iml) rolling, haa been arranged al the varnor’a nunlaon Friday at 8 M. Fer.uaa continued. Repre­ sentatives from the Alumni As­ sociation, Athletic Faculty Coun­ cil, Educational Foundation of Birmingham aod AthUtir Direc­ tor Wilbur Hutaeti have Iwen in­ vited. The naw governor, who assum­ ed office Tuesday, took the ucra.iun to deny report* that he also was out to fire AIM Freal dent Ralph Draughon. Those reports are “abaolutely unfounded and Incorrtct," Person* said. But the coaching situation la different, the sente'll chief execu­ tive said. Tbere’a n "great feel­ ing of unrest," among nlumnl he observed, especially after the 1950 season when Auburn lost every game nn Ha schedule far the first lime In history. The move to wUsI Mm iamc os “a complete surprise," Brown said at hla home In Auburn yester­ day. “I had no indication of any­ thing like tlwt.” Neither President Draughon nor 11>it(MilI would comment Immedi­ ately. Brown, a star NoUv Dame end whik in college, came to Au­ burn at the start of the 1948 season from Canislu* College. His club won one, tied ono and lost eight that year Includ­ ing a 5Sd> shellacking at the hands qf the University of A la­ bama. In 1948, however, the Plains­ men won two, lost four and tied three, winding up the aeason with P wtzv. TH U RSD AY ^TH E^A N FO R^IER A IiD ^SA N FO RD ^LO RIi)^ P A G E F O IIII • -3- •■^ S*T i W» , (JAINKHVII.I.K. Jan. 18— I Spe­ cial)—The Unlveraity of Florida swimming team, pared by recently elected Captain lx>u Brown, of Tampa, will upon Its home sched­ ule Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock when the University of Georgia In­ vade* the Gator pool. Though hard hit by recent per­ sonnel losses. Florida will enter the meet with six lettermfn and tw° Southeastern Conference title hold***, sprinter U>u Brown nnd distance mao Bobby Prevail. Ronald York. Frank Cochran, (x>u Bradley and Gene Soldwedel recently withdrew fmm the squad preparatory to entering the ser­ vices. Roldwedel, a standout shortdistance hreoatatmker, was the snly letterman of the four. The Gators opened the present ton krampaign against the Uni­ versity of North Carolina In a re-Christmas clash and war* andrd a top-heavy dafrat by the Tar llrela at Chattel HIM. "The hoy* just weren’t ready for that opening meet," Coach Frank Genovar *ald, "hut wt be­ lieve Ihey are in pretty good shape for the match with Georgia. Though Georgia will probably Uke us. I am certain we will show con­ siderably improvement over the first meet." Captain Lou Brown, now swim­ ming hla fourth season for the Gators, eapturad the 50-yard event in the SEC meet last spring and sprinter Bobby Prevail, now a Jun­ ior, took first places in the 220, <40 and 1500 meter events. The other Florida Istteruieu slated for action against the Bull­ dogs are Andy Scare. Gene PhilUp*. John Fandak and Gene Ran­ dall. Gator Coach Frank Genovar ia being assisted by Jack Ryan, for­ mer tank star of Ohio State Univarsity, and Billy Harlan, farmer diving standout of the Gators. Both Ryan and Harlan are staff membara of the College of Physi­ cal Education, Health and Athle­ tic* hare. JA W . 18, Draft Take* Deep Cut In Player* Available To Minor League Team^ NEW YORK. Jan. I S - t/ P > - Oklahoma A h M*. basketball team ttil* held the best defensive record in major college basketball today, al­ though Drake scored 70 points against the Aggie* last *eek . This was the wont defensive night for the dub in the 17-years it ha> been coached by Hank Iba, the National Collegiate Athletic bureau reported. Oklahoma A & M, in winning 15 straight games this season, has held •opposition to 44JJ point* per till tlirisu^b gb games of Jan. 13. Siena is I" id with a 45.0 defensive mark Siena was erghih the previous Pro Leagues Seek D raft-FreeStars For 1951 Season CHICAGO, Jan. 18—O Pj-Thirteen hopeful hands plunge today into professional football'* an­ nual grabhog seeking the man of the hour—ther ugged grhtder with little prospect of military aervlte. One of the hands belongs to owner Abe Watner of the Balti­ more Cotta, who had trouble nudg­ ing Into the National Football league's draft circle tweause other owners reacted negatively to the Colts’ performance last aeason. The other 12 dubs find dif­ ficulty wanning up to an entry that reportedly lost II00JMMI In 1960 when It won only one of II legaue game*. Watner nevertheleas wants to stay In business and he insists on participation in the draft, In which 300 roll eg stars are avail­ able. The draft was the main Item of liurinea* a l the upeniu.t today of the league's annual wi>. ter meeting. I^ n lly Ihe league can't oust Baltimore simply because the Colts are a losing porposition and because a 12-tram league would make echedullng eaeler. The only thing the other owner* ran do, aernrdlng tn a conference spokes, mar., I* “suggest" that watner either (a) get out or (bl ask tha league to "freexr" the Baltimore franchise Indefinitely. But Watner h u n7£t given any Indication that he Intends to qnli, even though he could loie h-avdy a 14-13 upset victory over Ala- with another poor season. hame. Club owners generally were But In 1950, Auburn lost all hoping to draft graduating foot10 gaaw* on lu schedule and family men, ex-service non, or Alabama had revenge to the tune . have minor hut draft-exempting of 34-0, ailment*. K 'M if#]|t Cincinnati still lops the major colleges In offense, with an aver­ age of 80.5 pper game. The Bear­ cats are the only tram in the m a­ jor Bat over 80 points an evening. Two other trams featuring the fast break. North Carollnn State and Bradley, have 77.4 and 76.5 per game. Cincinnati and Wyoming are field goal percentage leaders, wittu 40.6 per rent, with Virginia Tech* third at 40.4 and Oklahoma and Toledo next with 40.2 per rent bach. Oklahoma excels In free throw*, sinking 70.1 per cent, fallowed hy Wichita's 7ii.O per cent, and !.ong Island and Minnesota with 69.9 percent apiece. Pilling r.nt the top 10 offensive teams are New York U. 760: Bos­ ton College, Columbia, and fatuisvlllr, 742: i^ing Island 74.1; HV-A tern Kentucky Ht*ta» 73.3: and Colgate and Ft. Francis of Brookjin , 73.1. other* In the first ten on de­ fense are Oklahoma 45.3; Kentuc­ ky 45.8; Arkansas 46.7; Oklahoma It V 47.1; Michigan SUM 47.6: Washington 47.7; Missouri 48.1; and Kansas 4H.3. JUNIOR HIGH BAHKKTIIAI.I. The Sanford Junior High Basketball team will play F n *J terprise tomorrow at 3:30 at the Seminole High School Gymtatium. FB I' DEFEATS TAM FA TALLAHASSEE, Jan. 18-G Ft The Florida B u te University Seminole: gave the University of Tampa ha first defeat by a state foe thla season by turning hark the Spartans, 80-69. last night. At halftime, FBU had *w 37-35 advantage. ' B te very nature of athletic* makes an umpire easenlial; the very nature of l>a*el>all makes the gam impossible without him. Mis­ takes are going tu Iw made, sure, hut It might be a guod idea In the future to hang on to your temper when the local home run hero i* called mit sliding Inin third when you know hlamel void fad well that he waa safe hy ■ foot Of coiirre their are exceptions to every •.sale such as that lousy hum who rath*! Hilly Goodman out on wt tikes Ip a’ play off gam* between' TfaktiviU* f and Atlanta In 1988 . . . He waa a* blind a* mole plus whlrh he w*a look­ ing a t a Mood In the fifth row when the h*H was throated . . The stale flower of louislana la the magnolia. . i flrrt three flni.her* In earh « f the eight event, will qualify far Ute team. The event* Inrlude ( t i a 100, 200 and too meter free ‘ yle, 1000 mei#r hrea.tatrwke, 100 r barkitmke, 400 meter free relay, flOO meter medley rei and three-meter diving. 1 addition there will lie 300 individual mnlley and 400 free alvle Junior National Indoor Champlunihipa for staffF.jfr*- 1as* r i -v alun will In* r»ee alyle, Ittikc and h rea.t.lto k . daihnovice boy. and girt* lit the under, 13-and-under and IB' fcunder age groups <ii r ^ u thing from tin bold You have b.i invitation to tee how smart a cor c a n be. r _ -- ; j R fp M il--' h ’W & m * 7: w&t �■fn _ TH U RSD A Y JA N . 18. OAt.VF.STON, T i i., Jan. 1K i/l’)-—Thr fair catch i* Imck In fcuHmll'* rule book today in modi­ fied form, but there were frvr other major change* in the play­ ing code. Members of the National ColIrgtat* Footliall Rules Committee yesterday stuck to a resolve to make as few rhangv* as possible. There were some change* In the method of starting the riork; the penalty for an Illegal shift was reduced and the rule con­ cerning middle-linemen who more Into the hackfield wa» tosseaed. There were a number of minor rhanges, principally t» clarify rules, remove inestultlr* or eli­ minate conflicts. College roaches asked that thn fair catch rule—abolished last year—l>e rr«tored. It was, but revised to provide that a man may make a fair catch by hold­ ing ooe band altove his hear and waving it from side to siile. Once the signal is given, n<> player on the receiving leant may run with the ball until it touches the ground or ha* been tfuiebed i»v an opponent, and no player on the kicking team may tackle or block a man who has complet­ ed a fair ralrh. The penally for hiltng the rerelvcr I* I t yards from the spot of the foul. No penally I* pro. vded for running with the hail, hut this may tie penalised a» delay of the game. The old provisioln for a free kirk after a fair catch was left t ut. The two-step* forward limit far *t --reiver was also dropped. N>- nfn-m way was found to start the clock after a time out, hu* ih< trend «•* toward start* lt on th -os'- of i* Vail instead of th* •ready* signal. The p ntltv for yn IMegsl shift was cut from 15 to five yard*. Guard* ami tackli-s are now allowesi to move Into the 1,-irkflrld upon notice to the re­ feree, if tliey retain ibn-* jmdlion* until replaced hy a suitstitute. Formerly such rhanges had to be permanent uulesa the t hlfted man played five yards behind the line of scrimmage. Sanford * Orlando Kennel Club Entries T o v to irra R t r a i r j FIN ST MAt'M—a/iaita Mile Mttle tVsnils, ll»*u* t>og. Two II Willie, Kll'iu*. another Hooner, Kyle. High rurp<<»*. Artful Hnd*»r ■ E ro s n MAI1J—Fataelle park H-r. Hnlrkey. (lenra* Hubs. Iver Mabel. Jimmie Hall. Meletnao aval. Tanhy, lladdle Wtar. TM inn nacM—a/tdiha mii* Jens Rvaas. Htaaar, I t s e t i l w r . rolown. Hporty Durh. Mr Mai lily, Denim, Womall, g o t MTU H41 I;—S laiho Mile Mary Rofte, Jolty Trudy, U* ill* Wco'tt.'Careless llose. Hall D.. Di­ vided Even. Owidwln, Hpiiia’e ttlrl FIFTH MACH—Fatwrltr Mel llrau. Cleaned, ttreeley. Tshb* O llsg, llappy Oypar. Vos bake, liolden Haml*. H K. ile.1 Ituetler. BIXTII MACR—*/ Idtba Mile Whlrlle'a nai>r, liuiaia a Imaae. Hurley, liar Wlnieter, (How Ron, Mayfair, Trlaaer Ftnasr, (itili* •IcVKNTM BACK—l/IMfca Mile ■KVKI Mlsa Rarby. Chief Rube. Mat. (foreman, Fee* Whin. “ Chou nio-i Choi Rube, Pbaatom Harvest, Itahlil, Rub* Harvest. IHUNTM Hit____, MArr—B/ietba Mile I.Htle Old Darling. I.Htla Itarllng. First Wiring, Pnato Hi ear hie. Plain . m te Pate, Pete. l.lltl* Lillie ---Hitachi l-n.inl,. lied. Oyer l^ty, tt*i Whelby, Count ry label NINTH MAI r#—8/tdtbe Mile Otleetal tllnw. MelAbrbnly, ire Mar, lley Jack. Highland h w t, Novelette. Mingle ItolF Margie Jean TBNTH MACK—l/lM Is MUe gulch Chanre, llowdy Itei. neatroot Warn. Mel stone Rewanl. IlUrk. atooe Mail*. Jet, Tbewder Jet, Msl Flag. ear . 9 *# Brumley Named It MtlMeS l i s t * Css* Oerl Khur and Harry Lae o f Sanford. Alto, refreshments: John W. Cameron of Sanford, chairman, assisted hy Mr. Bulner and Mr. Rahorn; Entertainment; F. E. Rnumlllat of Sanford, chairman, assisteil by Al Fee, Harry Fee, Mr. Brown, It. H. Rrtiman of Or­ lando ami B. C. Kucnt or Orlando. Also, Flotilla Physicians, des­ cribed as honorary appointments, a ir iJrv Wade IF Garner «f San­ ford, rhairman, and Mr. Blair and E. F, Jewett of Maitland. Arthur T. Dear, Jr ., of Winter Park *•< named publrlty rhairman. Air National (>uard H'aaMeeM Prate C sir i i i . i ments iiiroughout the Air Force. The reserve unit* will start their active duty at heir home training after rlasaificatiori of their skill*. Active reservists will ha called first as far as nrurtiral but In­ in to fill critical jobs for which active reservists will lie brought active reservists are not available, the Air Force Bal'd. It added that each unit or in­ dividual reservist will In- given a* much warning as possible and dial at least one mouth** prior notice ran be assured. The Air Force said It would no' identify the National Guard and Reserve units Involve.! In this re­ call program. Chinese Aggressors iCaalleae,. :•*-■* ra se Hart Chinese Communist reply to thi­ ll. N. cease-fire "does not con stitute a rejectian, pure end r.tm pie.” U. 8. Secretary of 8ta*e Arhrson, however, took a dif­ ferent view. He said the Until<1 State* considered It an outright rejection. He also (. ’ared the U. 8. could not arrrpl the Peip­ ing rrglme'a counter-proposal#. In London, the British cabinet met to consider instruct Iona for Britain's IF N. delegate, Sir Gladwyn Jebli. Tlie American delegation wa< reported to lie Dimly opposed to an inclination among some delegations to adjourn for a day or two wDrr thla afternoon's ses­ sion. These delegations have Indlrgtcd they need lime to stud) the Peiping reply ami to gel in­ structions on the American pro­ posal. The IF S. spokesman said all countries have been kept In­ formed of American plans and should lie ready t» art without delay. On orders from Washington, the U. 8. put Its resolution in final form. In addition to put­ ting the aggres'lon tag on Peip­ ing, the pro|Mital would ask the U-meml'T •' M. collective tn-a sure* committee to decide what . ... n o- It. S previously said It believed ike group should recommend economic and diplo­ matic sanction-. H*I*T Ati AIN W tPHINOTON, Ian IW i/ll The entire soft coat until try ay reed today to a fil'd I daily wse> increase f..r .'o' n (.le w is 's on i er*. V vohiidirv ig cement was to i *ed at •’ M. l ’ST hy all segt nl of the h do-try, Including the reluctant Southern Coal Pro <W*r« #'•; eclat Ion. The southern group** leader* met while l*w i* nd hla 300-man United Mine Worker* Policy Committee apdproved an agreement for the rest of the country, The wage Imost, approximate!, I® per cent, will be accompanied by a price rise of about fi per cent, operator* said. Common Sense Is GlamorHas 1 0 0 Needed To Keep Facets E v e n For Junior Healthy Mom And Grandma B Locker Plant WEEKEND SPECIALS IN TMR mi'MT OF THE COUNTY J t u o g . bk m ixo i .i ; c o v m . FLOMtOa, IN FMOMATM. BOH RAVINS C U IM i OR HAND* ASAINBT NAIO ROTATMI TAN s i t rath of you Are hereby nntlfleo and r*ialra4 re present any fiat our and di minds which you, or S155 S •I hts ofrkw In ih* c>orl hou,* of at Halford. i k i rCoanly f i X - , . , --------> . within sight calendar months frrm lima nf Ih* first publicatte .MotIra. 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Met Ling. / By DAVID TAYLOR MAHKP llj BETTY CLARKF AP Education Editor Al* Newafeatwraa Beaut) Editor Parents must excerite good, Glamor has a hundred live*. hard common tense if they want Morn ami even Grandma can re­ Juniur t« maintain goist health discover the magi* potion of at this season of the year. charm, if they will Just take a According to Dr. Thomas N. good look to see how it can tw Buckner, pediatrician and general done. ract It loner an the staff nf Iht A mother or grandmother who t. Elisabeth’s Hospital In New can’t be Induced to go U a beauty York City, there are four eardln- salnn for nil the DxIii 'b rah be al rules to be folio west: Proper prompted b> experiment at hM tt. food: attenuate clothing; proper Sometimes all It takes to turn play and proper environment. I<ack the calendar is a haircut, Say* he; permanent wave ami hair set­ "O f course, t lie so are riot * * - ting. * • artly earth-shaking. But many You can get <n in the mood parent* have to to- told again and again before it is too late— by showing her ^ow simple it to achieve that salon coifed a child'- health la maintained hy I* something more than meiely pay­ look at home. || usually la lot* ing lip service to these rule*.'' easier to rut the hair of the oldwoman who ha* leas of It to A lialanci-d diet for this season *r worry ahout than I c younger is necessary to combat cold. sister*. This means h-*- starrb and more When cutting Mom's hair, of the green und yellow Vege­ table classes; more of the so- first trim it to shoulder Irngtth. called vitamin group and iron Then taper and shape Ihr nair group for children, say* the doc­ a little at a time until you have It at a becoming length, allowing tor. This doe* not mean Just try­ for th* • permanent wave, of ing to stuff juliioi full of Ihrxe enure*. If you can get Mom lo a pioper foods, he says. It mean* hairdresser for her hair cut, to parent* must carefully decide on much the heller of course. But A U n it Ollt with a gteal big hat, the food* H<111I1 <<I and then let If *he is stubborn Iry the second lovely Shirley MarCalia, of New Junior decide which in each class li st th ing-you r own hand a t the Smyrna Beach, F la , carries her I he like* the ht>st. A child who shear*. own shad* about when sh* takes a Use rat* willingly will U- the health npoo, •troll on tha sands. Although the until the hair ha* dried to even perfect type headgear for a sunny ler for It, hr say*. One fallacy parent* seem to domnncM tie fore sectioning it ac­ day, a bit of wind and lha wearer share in genera). I- say#, Is that cording to direction on your per­ would certainly have her hands junior I* to he kept indoor* when manent wave kit. full. (fniernatlooal S'uuud|>holo) the weather l* cold outside. If mother'* hair Is of flmNothing can Iw farther from the texture, it probably will take the ' COAL ORAL truth. If junior's feet are dry minimum time to curl—which you and hi* throat covered, he can can learn from a test curl. Dnn'i Twelve Republican senator* t.*-l«\ WASHINGTON, .Ian. IH i/l’i go out ami play in the coldest make a mistake or you will asked Congress to adopt n Fai* weather without any after effect* prove to her that she was right hut the heat. Ami don't lie afraid I that the whole thing 1* a big Fmpoymrnt I'rartlee* i F K I 't 'i law, a mine that is rertoin tu to let him |d*y with other chll- nuisance. If he was in g«od shape on Roll the hair on spin curlers, meet with -trnng opposition front Democrat*. leaving the house, and the »hll- u*e the Instant nsutrallicr ac- southern Kenatiii Ive* t lt- N t i, smike* dren hr is playing with ntc like­ cording In dliictlun. blotting each man for the (101* group, told tin* wise, he'll lie the better off for curl with a towel to rrmove ex­ Senate the legislation i an an the companionship of other chll- cess |i(]uhl. swer “lo one of America’« in«-t drv n. Most older women look belter The main thing, »wy* Dr. Brock- with a loose natural looking wave serious domestic problem*." The hill would l.un discrimina­ tier, wImi has rared for thotuand# •o pul her end* up la pin cut I* tion in rtupplovment breaii*" «f of rhihiirn, is to see that the) to accomplish tie*! results. race, color, national origin, or anare properly dressed. "See those Here are some other trick* old­ eestr). It provides for enfoice two kid* down in the street V er women ran employ to heat rnent mea*ure< under a Ia n Kin hr asked, pointing to two smart Father Time; poymetd Frai'llro* Commission ty dressed youngster* below u*. I. Thev should wear little "They looked wall drrsaeil, don't crisp white touche* at neckline ful line. they f Yet, I predict that If the ! and cuffs, occasionally. 4. Even though her shoe* ate pairnts of the little boy down 3. Mauve, gray and vlolat look sensible they don't have to look there keep on dressing him the 1luvrlp on older women. Black and her age. There are smart at way they do, he’ll lie sick he. >white print* arc favorite*, also. tractive patterns available which fore very long. It Isn't necessary to stick to can give excellent support to "Ixtok at bitn wobble a* ho black suits and dresses. Mom's fret. tries to run, arm* slrrirhed 5. It Isn't necessary to »hv 1. Good foundation garment* stiffly skleway* from hi* body are Important aa mother grow* away from makeup completely. Why. that kid probably ha* three older. Sh* need* more support I'owder, rouge and lipstick ran sweaters. Jodhpurs, alpper pant» around hips, ijerriere and aUlo. da much lo pep up B wan shin and several muffler* on under men to give her a sleek, youth Just don't ovrrdo it. that akl suit. All that nerxniraI* cllwring to hla sweater* and - hla CRNTBAfT rffH hD A «U irK HIKK7.K body ran't breathe properly. Why h**> m i warmly dressed now that AND fltORAGE CO. when his mothrr undresses him for indoor play, the rharige in temperature may tie too much for him. "Tin- other kid is dressed more sensibly, n* you can see," be runtimied, "lie , too, Is wear­ ing a ski-type suit. But note the freedom of movement he achieves. That'* becau-e he Is wearing a I'lion e HUM 401 W . Iflih BU good warm suit, pndiwhly, u&d*r that warm ski suit and that is more than enough with the muff ler around his neck, lie won't ralrh cold, no matter how much F L A . (M A D E A. D R E S S E D A D RA W N he runs around, Iwcause he ran’t get ov*-i heated. HI* clothes are not Finding, anil when he gets in. draiM, the transition from one atmospheric rcndltitnn In another I* not so great.” n o fh /n c ft t fo s o g o o d i s M M C h k fa n nvt page THE SANFORD HERALD, S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A 1051 Fair Catch; Rule Is Restored By NCAA Committee nissir D.alm. ■•ysi-; 4 , ■ii �a • m w TWUKSPAT JAN. tnr nAwrown itkrald. banfowd^flobipa PAGE SIX ms a t Truly Biq Savinqs Tide Dock A Belter Job Than Any Soap On E arth ! Minute M a id Orange Stoksly's Finest Dessert Hrin.* Cucumber GREEN GIANT LA B E ljl $2. CORK X 1 limit—2 Stekely’s Finest Tomale 3 0 3 Can Hefcu 12^1. Bof Bkd. Beans 2n °,t25 Tom. Soup 2" ”19' 12*oi Can NiblaU Brand 2 Margaret Ann n *. iV .lt Swift’s All-Pirpeee Ifcerlenim Cinnamon PUNS Brown 'n Hen r ROLL‘D Swift’s Pint Dh MEAT DEPT “B i < t i 7 P R O D U C E FEATURES Quarts REGULAR W* Two-Pock Deal Rad IMIdoaa Apple* .... (jrapafnrit, f k . Larva H4m Marsarct Ann Gratia A EGGS ll-nr. C.n. User IM etn. Minn. Med. Shipped Armour's Star FROZEN FOOD West Pork Ncvk V tk t Ann ChcAuai Quick Frozen Grads A, Dresaed & Drawn M iM te iu m Froean Orraga Juice Margaret Ann Quality Grade A la 2V, lb*. Cat HEAVY WESTERN BEEF - __ _ Florida Larne STMicLY-S SiL Beet* 2 303 27c Mad. Wh. Boats 303 17c TwmipGrm. No. 2 !3c Perty Peas M3 27c Catsup 14-os. 21c �THURSDAY JAN. 16, 1951 Troops Are Grimly Cheerful In Frigid Foxholes Of Korean War II) M il I.I \M c . ||,\It S'.\It It (F o r Hal llu)lr) 1 IN S till: KOREA CENTRUM FRONT SSelk nnd In* buddy, CpI Robt r t t * (DELAYED— (/Py-' R".; Ii.iliolr li«liii'nt it cold iml tiic.omr and the night* gel mighty long." laid lit** trrgr.ml. He it lluun it (», /eik, id IS,in Anli’rno. IV*.. and lint (Jan . I ’>) wa* lit* nineteenth day id liglitni'! limn foxholes in temperature* down It* i > drgieet below Zero I alnenliell. K. Kelly, of Alllanet', l>. we>carefully arranging fresh straw in the foxhole they shared, i $ in i a ridge south of Wotlju. Ahead ( was a hill from whi'h North Koreans had stag'd an unsurce’ tful hunrni attack two dawns before. You could also c pint uf (lie road that wind* T10 fro m i , narrow miles through liter* mountain pane* from Wonju tUhangju. Snow wa* deep along the f„x hole and whitened the pines on th.ridge. There were many other fox hoe, ® along the ridge. The lltd a v n l men who Imd ting them •■* painflora the liatd frozen earth >*l ill them or nil their edges. tlieir rifie* always handy. They m sttn l ■lowly, talking in low lam - wh, : they talked ut nil “ We know we have a Job tr, do, said Ztik. "W e want In tin it and get tt over with." It Was 15 deglee* below zei i There wa- a sporadic crackling of _ n fle fire, uiid continuous uttillviv '•volleys thundering up the narrow valley. "I think thi worst thing a limit being out here like this is what a happen* to your feel," Zeik went on. fis’t. mas-aging them nrnl chang­ ing sock* onee a day Hut when your feet get enld and numb at night, there’.* not a damn thing yini ran do. You can't ever tike emy rhuigrs you when you Imd your shoes off you'd la- In a me** • nl trouble. "The next worst thing i* that baldly get any sleep ul all The i k IiI wake* you up. Kven when % you're dead lirrd you're jo*t iw> ndd to strep veiy tong. When ! Ired at hoiio I oi v, r think o f homo now- without thinking of that lad, sleep fill IH hours without every worrying about soimon,- slipping up and lilting me have it." The tall, turned to chow, and — Kelly said he could for a steuminy ™ t**wl of i hiti right now Zeik -aid he'd lather have a Idg glass of fresh milk. "Anil after I finished that I’d rail for arm* th e r" * "They Irv to get hot rlmw to u* here," Kelly said. “They do the l*e*t they ran lull it doesn't work ft out too well. They bent cur C-raturn van in hot witter Iwfuit they i mi them up, hut by the time they get here they aren't warm any more At least they're out frozen. Tin thing we need most is goo.I water. We mcil snow in the day­ time but the water you get that way taste* awfully smoky and you •an't build o fire at night, of course, even down behind this lldge.” Their foxhole l» 4x3x3 "Kadi man ha* a blanket,' said Kelly. "T h ai makes two for us. At night one of u» is always auakc, iitting up wntrhitig for trouble white the other trie* to catch a nap. The straw help* to keep the told of the gtound froni ranting up at us, ' Until turn lundi I in August, an I Kelly ha* (ought *inee then. Ztik was out fur 43 days ufter rifle bul­ let* caught him In both legs along the Nnklong Kiver. Hu was hack in time to run the gantlet of hell with the outfit down Kunu pas* late in November. “I've lost about 30 pounds, from 170 to lf>0, hut I feel fine,” he said. “I'm doing okay." Capt. William N. I'uynt, of Nashville. Tcnn.. said he thought the men In the line were in good spirits despite the hitler cold. "It would he much he *o much l< tier If they rould have sleeping hags,” he said. Hut when a man is lipped up |n a sleeping bag he's helpless In of sudilen enemy nttnrk.' "W e're g* tting along up here ex­ cept for foot trouble." said Capt. Perry A Hager ot Winchester Va,, and Tacoma, Wash. I'vt. Willard F, Itossow, of Cb UI|iIhTI. Minn., wa* alone in hi* foxhole. He Imd eovered pull uf It with a tarpaulin "I'm an old hand at rold wea­ ther." he said. "Some of thr-Mi boy* don't know what to make of It." I'vt. Vincent Cldoni. of llroeklyn. N. Y. sat In hia foxhole . “Two guys share thia one with me," said he, "That given us three blankets. Alt we need is some good v liter." ” l'vo never been no rold," said I’vt. Allan Giuwic of the llronx. New- York. "Hoy, it really gets noi­ sy up here when the attack, tome. Kvcn old Times Square on N'rw Year's Kve can't match that kind noise." Capt. Michael \V, Canglira. Ca­ tholic rhaplin from Worehestcr, Ma*s., known to the men as Futhcr Mike, said: "These Iwys are suffering from rold hut they know they are doing a g’-o,| job. They always have i cheerful word, tip here It’s no| a uuc-tlnn of Catholic or I'role-tsnt ot Jew Up here we have a spirit Unit unites everybody." Here are some of the men on th* lonely ridge: I’fc. Richard Doyle, of Van llu icn, Ind.; I.t. Rirhnrd Shinnirk. (Juincy. M ass.; Kg*. Arthur fiufrrerti, San Antonio, Tex.; Sgt. AnIhoun llego, Westport. Mass.; CpI fieorge MrCausland, Ashland, Me.; M-Bgt. Itobert Cnnanl, Somrrsit. h ' „ and l*fe, Kay A. Ellis, Lo* Alt* gle*. And there was CpI. Everett Mar­ shall of Keislyivjlle, Mil., who managed a grin: 'How do you like- our crisp wea­ th er?" Osteen ISeWH Hy MATIN A UUNNJNt; The postponed Christmas party of the Home Demonstration Club was held Friday night, Jxn. 5, at the School Library. The looms were decorated with a Christmas tree and the table was festive with greens and ornaments. Gifts were on the tree for each one present. The custom is for each one to e x ­ change u small g ift. Games were played. Lunch was served and consisted of individual cakes with letters HDC on enen cake, sand­ wiches, coffee, nuts and candy. The guests present were Mr. and Mrs. George Dorn, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G rncsile, Mr- nnd Mrs. James Itlaiiken-hip. Mi. and Mrs. C. It. Fox of Sanford. Mr. and Mr*. Har­ old Kby of DcLaml. Mr*. Ebv i* co. ii. D. Agent. Member* present » c -i! Mrodamei Joe Master*. Frank George. Clarence Snyder, John It obi nion. J. Jenkinsen, ttuss DcW Itt, Hairy Osteen, Miss Mar­ jorie Mnrshnll, Messrs. 1’sul Pietv, Edward Marshall, Clarence Sny­ der. Horn to Mi. nnd Mrs. Junior Ycino «n Jan. I, a »on. Weight nine pounds. Miss Margarrt (trunks, trained nurse, and a friend of St. I’eters. burg were weekend visitors of Ml and Mrs. Roger I(rook*. The monthly W.M.U. met Thurs­ day I*. M. at 1:30 at the church with a very interesting program. Hu sine** meeting called to or­ der with prayer by the president Mr*. G. C. Iloiack. The program committee rliairman. Mr- M. Allman, outlinrd the p ro g ’ * , of th*year 1PM uml admonishes u* nil to lie "Shinging Lights for Jc»u*" thi* y ear 11*51. Devotional ptogrum hv Mr«. Walter*. Bible reading. John 16-1 l-UT. Mr*. Walter* gave n rending of interest— what would we have- done if we had hsil the choosing o| Jesus' 13 diciplos * Would eve have rhoaen a* wi-vl" a* did Jesu* from the men from all tank* of life? This wa, a very interesting lesion to us all. The Lottie Moon Chriitmn* of­ fering wa* announced as being 330.50. Attending were Mis. Webb. Mrs. Osteen, Mr*. Uurke, Mr*. Ilo-ark , Mr*. W alters, Mrs, Dueiimg. Mi*. Illrt, Mrs. Allman, J i t s. IVlerson. The I»istrict It.T.lf. meeting m < held with the Sevilte Church F ri­ day night with n large turn out. Those attending from 0*tren llaptist Training Union were Res. and Mrs. J. C. W alters. Jr., Mr. nml Mrs. J. K. I'rlham , Mr. sml Mrs. J . 8 I'eterson and children .Siindi a, Jimmie, John, Mr. and Mr*. \V. J, Lowe. Margaret and Itaitiev. Genie* llinton. Mr. «rd Mr*. G. C. Horacle. David. Rlllv, Kenneth ami Ja n e tte , Mr*. King Allman nnd Herman, Mr. and Mrs. J. \V, Loyd and Je r ry . Mr*. Robert William*. Alice and Bernice. Mr*. Allrc M. Ilaught, Marilyn, Pat•v. and Cat, Barbara ami E*tc1lc Giddens. Eugene 1-awrenrr and Conrad l^wrenet, Bryan NettleEdith Nettles, Junior Todd. Rill Scholia. Wrndtll H jrt. Tha Mania*P iaOin huo J" mat-at Bob Brown Stages E l e c t r i c a I Show For junior H i g h Students at the Junior High School hail a "shocking time." Tuesday, hut experienced no e f­ fect* in t>ecoming conductors of a half million volt* of clcctilctv at a science show staged h vHuh llrown. entertainer and srience writer, who ;il*o stagrd a show on the same day at Lyman School ut Long wood. Yesterday he prc-writcd h i * science show to ttuiients at Groom* Academy before leaving for Day­ tona llcarli. At the Junior High School. Kav Ratigari playcil with the high vol­ tage current*, and at Lyman Sch'wd Mary Carmichael starred In the art. When charged with electri­ city they lit fire* from their toe ami tongue*, lit rigarelt* with sparks out of thrir mouths and lit burned out fluorescent tube* held in their hand*. So powerful wa* the charge In their Is'die* that neon ,ign- would tight four feet away, an,I a Ian nearby them, hut not tourhing. wa* able to light a torch with his fin­ ger. Mr. llrown explained tli.it nl though niueli power was rued, the eleelilety was of the haiinlcs "liigh frnp tm ry" type A humoru* angle wu* pci formed by Larry Hale* at Junior High S,ht«d and Sonnv Si.aw .,t I.', man Itntb deep voiced Iwy* hteathed In helium gn* that changed the rr«" nanre of their lung- an-l rate *>f vihiation of vocal tord* resulting in fsl-etto talk that -minded IlkDonald Dork. Several indent , tnvi* I to -i* on a "radio hoi -cat" were *ur prised to sis- eleel Menl Indh* light io their hands, although Ihev fell nothing Use of a Geirgei counter with railioaetive ore* of weak ra ­ diation ten* demonstiule.l Priori pn|* R. K. True of Juniai High »" I It T. Milner of l.votnn and J. N Groom* of tirooin* \rnlemy, all Invileit Mr Hi own ',a. k for perfor luanco* next veal the llaptist Chun h Thui-dav night and organized Following officer were elected —pr«-*id"1tt, Jam es; fir.-t vice pre-id,tit. lann l'< let -on. second vlc**t........ lent, William Wehh; third vice pirtidrnt, tier old llo-nrk: rrtarv and Ires-ur er, Robert Hilt On Saturday. Jan a littl daughter nirivc-i to glaihiet- tin home of Mr, and Mr r Louie Noel Her name i* Linda Rose The P.T.A. C«untv r*'"ui(il with coveted dish lunch wa held *1 Luke Helen We-tne-ilay The fol hoeing attended frnm ftdren. Mr- Oviedo News II* M \It I \ N It JUNES OVIEDO (SPEC IA L) On ."ue*ilay morning, Jan. lit. a special ser­ vice for th « breaking of the gtound for the new Methodist parsonage was held at the Oviedo Methodist Church A large group of people gathered for these ipiviul services in spite ,lff the (| i old weather. The Rev. N'alli -p on, former pastor of the - hutch, now of Oxford, Gn , lend in |n ay- t. The Rev. E. T Standifei, pa-tor u f the church, r< uj the dr -Ii .ition srixire. Short talks weo* •ii be t.M'tgc W Morgan. C H Clont an-l Mr*. H F- Wheeler OVIEDO (S P EC IA L! The Itap I t III oilier hood of the Oviedo Hnpti-t Church held then fir - 1 m cling of the new tear on Monda v evening at the church Under II - supei vI-ion of Mr -, A f fa r t leiigi. -os ioi chairman foi the Inn i- h. th In,In- of the W.\U •■reed a delicious dinner at 7 P M. pilot t„ the Ituxincs* meeting- of the ttrothrihood The chinch and table* were bean tifnllv dir'irntcd hv the flower •--toruitte, Tho-- Inlolltg MI . t ledg- to -i s , ITIrtude-1 Nf * 1 E Pipkm, 'l i - Roland Moldcv '•I Mettle I' Rag-date. Mr* I. King. Mr- Man Aoe. Mrs Mtniun 1; Juries, 'lr> I.oiii e flen*tee '1 I Mink M i-.m . Mi- Grace ILndv 'D - William llciirv Martin, who wa* a special gv.,'-t. trtnleie-*i *i l .e, tv -olo. accompanied hv her ushnnd at the piano Dr Frank C Morgan, tisstor »f rl • church. »i>oke to the men uhje * of the llrolhrrh-M>,r( T O N K iM T r»ii RITZ ( h I H r r n — 2.V e^vw vw w w v/ W ^ A / w - out *M in . r i .t . t* mo Kidney Sitio-flown May Bring Restless Nights A FLORIDA STATE THFATRK la* 41* l» i1 1U (III till * Mull \ I'i. i i . hh l T t i ' lwa s m a, Ti)\)\\ I ... ZACHARY SCOTT EDWIN L MARIN ® '• m il'* I ntlcr t M O I H IN — “ I I i ; It A I.I Nll\ I X T V — " I K K . IH K ttij; M hIiis i >it t it I Mini - stiHH in i*olt| l i n t i t i l l l t l i i l i * f i j* I 11N fc’ .INtN ll .l l l Usfor \ o in it f I k -•v m i l l I d " , Ills 1 .111* 11 * N t l l l l l , . i i r *i o t i t l i l l i n n <I s l i t ' l l fn r Im n Y es, lie " . in ru.lt .t*. id h << hi hi be. Yci p o o r t <tut|vdtc*(I i•* vott iml iiir1 J „ . s a s ir r « " " u , u i m n ^ r h o o u r A C lean Cltrral Tirvit, llocotlditionud Eliifiiiu H2W ^ — PI U S — I lie S lu m iAHf.ono KORJPAimO k HIQHW Ay 1*11. axaii lllnck Kitiinh, 4 Lkarr i>e«lnii, P r e a k in g B h n t Al*<»: Ctinielly— \t'U >— l lll loun / 1918 DODGE I; I. M I•uty ' x- FTTlhAS: to p*r Prprndalrlr Car Now rrp*n ........... Mii'l" POOR OLD, RICH OLD MIDAS! . ........ vX F R I D A Y II. Osteen, Mr-. G Iliit, Mr>. its l-crt Williams. Mis. King Mlnian. Mr*. J S I’eterson. This was so all dat meeting The W.S.C.N. will hold their teg . ular monthly meeting at the Meth odist (TlUieh Fti'lny night ul 7 3 0 oYliM'k. All members a t- urged Id be present at thi* inip"il«iiL I ■Mating of the ehutrh s i r jm Mr ift'il \|.»l Mm WAimt h nrtotv r n r s e n t rn n c sT k im in o w a v n -.rnrtv NOHMAK MfTAl AWNING (0 Hmall dsp-.sit Mr- Don ttlrey; Mr. and Mrs, Rex Hill' ; and Mrs. E M. ONif f and flouts; Mi>* Ruth Davidson; Mr grandson. Ib'licrt. James Pnrlln; Mr >. lieu (». Wain right and Mr*. V. M. J one e. The \V. T. Chance home w ■- the -eerie »if n memorable occasion Sun day when Mrs W. T. Chance. Mr lann ttlliff, Mr*. Marion E-tei, Mi- A. M. Jones and Mr- Carol ll.iiiicrick entertnineil witii a hull, dae dinner henoring their mother. Mr, F F. Mitchiiin. and W T fhnnee. Itli-hnn,| of Ml fliaim The holm* and dinning tal-ie yert« l-euiitifilHy- decorBtesl f--i the oeeu , i-is |he dinning laid, >n eep tend witli the luge birthday ■aknli-1 candle*. fho-e |iie-eld for till, luvrlv «l fail it i llldl ,1 Mi and 'I i f.u -l II..... .. .eh and s- ii. f .u " l . J r . Mi un,I Mr- f loin, c*- still-in-law an* ilmgiiter. Mi in. I Mi David l'*l lei. ad of A -ipka; Mi and 'It 'I M F -ti......... I -laiiyiilei, Njii . v; Mi and 'I t- l.eun t'll'ff arid son, 4' - I tl'.l l t.ai r \ . Mi .uni 'Ir ■ ' M J ....... and daughter, Shirley; Mi aril Mi " 1 fhattce nod daughter 3^ A JA LO U SIE Theatre in the coming simullanroiis revival, -go i.ing Mar. 3H All items of Ini'me-, were dis­ posed witli except tin selection of n secretory. H. F., Wheeler, Jr ,, was selected for this imtHiitalit post. The men present Included Tom Darm-ll, J r .; Young llarri-; II. F. Which i ; W. T. Walker: Rev. J. N. Thump-on: I.. A. Hardy; H F. Wheeler; W T Walker; Rev J . N. Thompson; L. \ Hardy; It. F . Wheeler; J t .: W II Martin; Dorraid Hi- -Ij; r’elteui lavender: V I fatlh -lge: Joe I lleasely. It. f Muhley. r<>in Sarin II; V\ l I .u w ton; Ellu i t lieu elv; ' f i Is* tame l*ox. E. E Itouilliou; John It Hinton; Lynn M cirr nmd Hi Frank f Morgan The next In etirig will In- held on Monday, Fell. IV The Oviedo Woman'* Club wu* the scene of a loeclv party when Mr, and Mr*. Janie* Pears,,n en tertained the mcmhoi* ,.f tin Young Adult ila*- of thi livh do Mel he* •list fhureh with a tacky party Friday evening. Game, were enjoyed Isv the U'lc I- 'l l* Jntue, I* i tin ,-yn I .1 II Jituti v ri-es-ived Ills prize- for the Inkle,1 to-1IIllli Tlu -din - * - ell **ti .1 II,- llldl I Mi Jl.-n I'lr. v, p ie. i,|i ut. '!• It, ii i. U uinilgld. vice-pie-ah id 't . 1,-011 1111it f, **vii-taiv 11 * siuei .Iniio's Pearson, outgoing or e nli nt tinned the hu-inr*. me. ting over in thi newly elected P>-blent lietieshmellt*. -ei,e-l loilfe -tyle, win- -rrvrd I- Mr ind 'It tames Slalley; 'It nnd 'I i- Leon Oliiff; Mi an.I Mi- 'I 'I K -trs . Ml ilflrl \|f ■*. Mt'i riff Strit!«■\ . Mr uit<^ Mt1 The Gun that becametheLawof theLand! ShrrwiitR .1 Shown Ih illy Titrsihty K W rtlitm duy 'r iiill* I’AGE SEVEN THE SANFORD HTRA1D, SANFORD. FLORIDA ^SfffDAY'S Visitors! F ih u lir i it ilo c t . jryii w hsr it rrtxrx Siinxliinc S e rv icr i* lire Ayjffd luttgiim in ynnr bur/git! Y/r ;iiiMii!fol|i', f urt flmid-ir. ihr he'd place in thf wotlil In Ir.f in Imi iionr1 Hows .ihcu! r.i'-'ini’, 4 ihoiiglil In moving heie lor good' 1947 PONTIAC fi I'and. Cotij**:. A Nicrt Clean In Very (Jowl C«ndlUoii All Artrund ««, *>■«iisii MStsy FLORIDA POWER A LIGHT COMPANY If •• Un I «I»wn*. M aaaifr rtr%« l l . JProVy Timm L<f|»td 'ffVADl L 9U • j 'o»tt t \I M il. \\ II I> * �p a g e e ig h t THURSDAY JAN. 18. m , THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA A m .t ir a '. muet le t h a l w .a |M in e—l b . . MUl<>Mt.>llil«— i« k i l l i n g II l,r<. A n n ‘(it mi* Ilia n l l i r I t n l. a n k ilim s m K u n a . F in a l fiy u ri « o f Ibe aw fu l fu ll b n v - nut yet tu r n . o in |ilrte .l by '.be Natiunal .Safety Cuumtl, but a t e e *|..-ct« l to reach .l.i.oO.. 411. 0 0 m e 11 a ru i ch i! 4 ren. I t ’a IMil M new - lo iy , ibia u n u al w i|im s out o f the i.|u iv ii of a yiMet .iim l 1. inntum ty. *1 It la iirbinatM-ally lu s h li/ l. when you ioni|iM ie t in . .to, t i u l f i . it. nd w ith the numtiei k ille d and im .i n s i i i . K o i i a n u lio n , Nu»l n e r iit ly in the n e is. U illu M .I ot 2 I ,IMS' W hile we at home call do lltt nr le .lh 111> niioiit • i.n tru llin s m. t a r y d e u tli., evt r y ein itli one t.» ra ti and eliould do .om ethii. bU iU l 1 i l l i n y - down tie- t r a il l*d l. I I.11I 111. iih . Ih e women ih< nation, die ch ild re n and th> m en. I l . i l o.ni ,1 .,1, . mud able to e . in n a t e t h .. ie«|> .in n ilo l ly o t w on t. 11 d r i v e n In th e a n , m in i i i . r n u y e , h u t it d o c . k n u r th a t t liir e w en* if.'IS I W nm e: d r iv e r * in v o lv e d in fa ta l a ic i d e n t , m ilM Si, a n d d in t w o m e i w e re in v o lv e d in u m illio n a m . •d ie h a l f a r- n le n t. dm mu th a t : an.« y e u i . e v e n am i ten per r e n t o f Ih e t w o s t a n d t id a l* . W e all hnow that women are cu|i|M eed to le | i t e t | y n io la d r iiil nnd r a t . flee when y iiiilin y the il> tin y of - .v e ia l b u n d n il | miuimI i o f a l * .l uih I s i * . . - At Ic a .l wi know it if w< teud the c a rt. erne, l-.it in»*l of the-e deal w ith en- t r a n r r s am i e x its from garages. A c tu a lly , women art- pro liably h I miui a . y iw ii d riv e rs a* men and w ith a *lig h t edge in o u r la v o i because moat ul ua don't KAKM KK.H W I L L DO T 1I K I K d riv e aa f a i l n» men do. A a VKKY B E S T FO R CO U N TRY |< n lr ilr la n i, » * art* on «.| u a I W H IL E I T IH M O B IL IZ IN T /ro u n d , eq u ally r a n l c u . G ettin g la r i, to • ta lla tira , alatut Fu ll .tra m ah e ad w ill be the o r­ three-quarters o f a ll automobile der for a s r ir u lt u r e d u rin s Itt& l. a rrid rn ta re su ltin g in death have le r n *howr. to involve a d riv e r T h e country ia m o h ilitin s . w hether o r fo r World W ar I I I . •ommittins tome ...it oif traffic Tfohre defenee farm er*! Iia a lr d rfe n .e job ia or law viidation—r!Irunken driving, fnndo-donli e m u .t produce f.e d rpenlins. Impro, l*er o v e ila k 'n / an . and clu lh in s fu r l&O m illion people p a a a ln r. s r a l . h i n s t h e r ig h t - o f ­ tit home, d u rin s a tim e when they ay, is n o r in y t r a f f ic .Ig n a la , w ill I.- w o rk ln s h ard er and in la r• v llt g o n t in w r o n g . i n i of t h e eet niimlwra. l i e m u .t ptodure m nd and, fin a lly , d riv ir.s a >n f.e<| and clo th e adrtiuati Iv our * lv e , u n a a t e r a r . I t ia h o i r i f y * s ro w ln t m ilit a r y force, lie m u .t lo t h in k o f t h e t h o u .a n d a o f r riMlure raw m a te ria l* for our .e a w h ir l, h a v . |i(aid t h e | ie iia lt y n u ll* and f a r t u r ie .. And he m utt r t h l . r a r e le t * n e a a . 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A f t e r a l l , I h e h u g e d e a th t o l l o v e r C h r i s t i n a . , h ig h ly p u l d l r l i e d , undoubtedly re* - u lle r l In n iu r lr m o re r a r r f u l eon* d u e l w ith r e s u lt in g fe w e r r a » . a l l l e * -o v e r Ih e fo llo w ing w eek’* N 'rw Y e a r * , h o lid a y . b o r n t: i »f T m d m io f f «n m I i h r . la i.i a I . i w « O F 1911) so rte r, r’olored Newt* The C hurch o f God P ra y e r Hand w ill mee» F r id a y noon at the l.onie j of M ri. A lic e B ro w n , H icko ry A v r [ nur and K is h t h S tre e t, it w a* an* I non need lo<la y tty the h ev. if. V . , H e .tie , p a .lo r . and Anna M a ria lle n d rrto n , w e re t a ry o f the B an d , j which me* la w e e k ly at hornet am i vl*da ih u t ina. " In view o f th e world •ilu a tlo n tmlay we aee th a t man'a pow er alone w ill not d o . hut we a . C h ris tian«, feel th at p ra ye r may heal th. wounded in heart, .out and mind.'* a a ld 'M ia a Hendrraon. " W a ahoidd a>k God to have m e rry u|Miit Ihe w irk c l men th a t rauae our boya to have to he out in the cold ind ■now helns k ille d d a lly aa innorent men.** T9* R h in k t ilo liw r Finn ^Congo M in # ro n ts IlH in lt # | . h s lf Ih# ih iik iik iiy o iv k n . T h a t n ell. 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H in t# nf F t o r ld w I ’ nleaa #u« h t e r 11f It 'it t- a h a ll b e r*-decin#«l A««mV«l* lu g to law- t h e p r o p e r t y d«*« r lb r d In aut K . «#*rt If It a t # w t l l Bold lo th # h lg h # a t b id d e r w l lb # fro n t d o o r o f ih * n e m ln o le «'t»u oty t’w tft II* •»## nt X an fo rd F lo r id a on tb# f lr a l M oio ta) in lb # m o n t h of F e b r u a r y , 1911. w b ltb I b t h r l l l i d a ) o f F#l* 19#I day fo f Ja n u a ry F lt o l'I I t T I 1 |.m I I I l l l a r k llatomt** k Ac* •f d t i i l o I' m ! T h # ro o f Rf« t r-lail In V*tat IL m.I c I l 'a # a * I t * |n« k F l a t II ...k 2 F a p r a TO. I t n A 111 Nam* in whl«h • • • r o a d l l l a r k llanim<H*k »' »rp All of aal«t pr.*p#rt| hr I ha in Ilia f o u n t y Handnola. 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X l» n am a In w h i c h It *»»• a»»a**a*| » r * 1911 . aa f o l l o t r a « ( X ) O I* II KltN'Iu ».\ F a n l f l r a t a N'o *» « U ra «»f th# • «rrull Y a a r o f l aau an r# J u l y I. I « l l M i t i r t : in * v i -i -i . 11 ' T i n s FOM m i i k i -.h 1.1:1 r a i.ia 1. v vv » nt* l a m x r m e t : is ii K i t K i i v u iv k n . •f Legal Notice p U in tlff* iHCAlel »«• nl l a s is f | O I* lll. 'l t MH IN dark I'lrm it Uirnti. Haoilpol# €*«iutin F lo r­ ida ru a r) 19)1 lu ted thla It h day of Jan u ary. .......................................... t 49 VHM I PAGE .NINE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA . iS K A I.) l» 9t t ( 'I I I F T I ll \ w o r ld ’* k n o w n h i g h g r a il# u r a n iu m i a r. l». P. I I K I t H I X l V •le r k O r m lt S e m in o le P o u n iy Year on*. in w n ie n i i w n . • va* Tt u n k n o w n b#»r« d # « t*# * !# # # • i r e * «.r g ra n t# # a l i M i n i , o r c la im * lo g to ha*# a n y right, till# , o r In * i r 1 ra t in u t Ut th # pr«>p#rty In * ■ ( I o .n .t l ii* tbi* au ll. under li.it* < %l H T K F F F N . d # c e a * # d . n al . IA H #f a n d a iita I I I % IIO N f l i t : a T % T i: O F F I.O O IH A T i n T t i# u n k n o w n h # ira . d#%l»##a, l» ga te a» . *.r g r a it le e a h a v in g o r c la im in g h a v e a n d r ig h t , t ill# , n r llita re a t • t* HO'I io tb # f..|l*a n l l. a d 'S . 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F a g a 9 YOU %NH i : A l *11 o F Y O C A I t K H K K K I I Y I t K g t ’ l l t K H to b e a n d to a p p e a r b e f o r e Ih # C i r c u i t C o u rt In a n d f»»r X e m la o l# C o u n t y . F l o r id a , o n tb # I I t h d a y o f F e b r u a r y . A l» 1911,a n d t h e n a n d t h # r # f ile y o u r w r it t e n d # f# n * e « to ll»* c o m p la in t f ile d h e r e in h ) th # p la in t if f # , a a ld v u lli t m %1*1*1. It %F i l l % t o r i l%% H ltF .li « a i: F tu t. H i I %%%a ( I F I M I I 1 n o t ic k ih i i i : ih :f y o i\ i:n. T h a i ft h l» a n l# l th # h o ld e r o f t h e fo llo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e liaa filed » ald i-ert If I* a te fo r a t a t deed to b e la * aued th e re o n T h # * e r t lf h A i# u u m * !*#• a n d )*w r **f U i u a u . f . t h r d r •'-rip tlo n of tl»# p r« .p # rty . a n d to # n a m # In w h ic h It w a * a*«##*#d a r e aa fo il •w * 4V rt Ifl* ate No • llriiu : T lir ir Names and Addresses tu (lie H erald (N O W ) 1*2 Year of lo u R B ie Jill* la I M l IIF.M N i m i l N 4I F FH 4IF H M T 9 1 F.S of NW N of N K k Hecflon 8 ) m p to m * o l O c llrv ti A riiin g Ifo m 24 Tow it#1*l|* 21 Houth Itang# I I I'J il , Name tn w h ich aae#*»#d Ada K STO M ACH U LC ER S M.M.rr All of aald |»ro|»#rtv being tn th# Countv o f Hemlnul#, Htat# «»t out t o E X C E S S A C I D HnrM a C n lra a auch le r t lf lr a le ahall b# rrdeernert Ai'Cordlng to law QUICK RELIEF OR NO COtT tl»# property tn such certificate w ill I*# eold to til# tilgbrM bidder Al th# Ail. A b o u t 15 D ay Trial O U n front tlts.r of Hi# Xemlnol# County 4*ourt lion*# at Hanford. Florida, on four million Ndtlca nl Ih# Wtliai tb# flr*t Monday In th# month o f Otar n n t * * T hat# le r i anld fW r#ll#f February. 1921, which la th# %!h •T)amrtiNtMofgtatrwa* iM tinl from IN *a* day of F e b ru a ry . | * l t m l Dm * - m I dw <■ >l " « Haled thla Ith da) of la n u a ry. P m * W i m I i m . t*M •" UpMl Mm « I 9) | . » »M* W«. • iM ltiM l* * .. • O V IIK IlN lx iN , c |# rk C ir c u it C o u r t . du« In «»*M* A.Id. A d fi>» M«,ua**«hU h tulll r .t 'iln * ltd* mbU H e m I not# l*««unly. Fl«»r • lb itl*»(u elrfiin trn i ft## al Id a M ill 9111. 1. %T A %%I l t : i 4#ii % !••• I 4 H K A I.I 4 H % F fl.lt I? I V MF m.t% N liT K 'i: IN IH *.H i:ilY HI VFN T h a t t» l» Hanlel nntl»Fr*of Tav • *#M tfl'«tl# X * d a y of %.igo*f If* le a *#t th# •»»»• A H . 1917. ha# filed aarr.t In no offlr* unit t.aa mad# a|» plication for a tav deed to be i*»n#«f thereon Xatd • • rt lfp a l# eud.rn.ee ih* following d r•*fti»e*i properly In In# t*ounty of Xemlro.le. xr«i» ot Flo rid a to* w it- H K R fS U tT ? , o u t W ONOUM M O W IN H O T s h o t s IIA V C u c c n H I M ft of NW U o f s W I 4 of HU 1 He. til.n I*. T o w letup I I H o d lb lla m t# I I F a e f J u« fee M A S IN OUl IH f)A *,S C f 0 A W L w n t l l AM C l n IN SO U tM A A A C Id IC A ,* 3— MEAL KST.l I K FOR SALK—3 Try HERALD Want Ada Far R n d i ?• !• )'• car* are the fined ever made. Buf— You juat can'l expect to gel the moil out of them unleaa you gel Ihe very be at in gaaolinea, lubricanta and car service*. (SRAL) 't r ill i or t m .n iT Iil' V I III . t. m i ta n a u u « • oh o s ta rn •■I " ' I I II III l . l lilt I N T t p l l l | l | l« lil* i I I I * li.ilit if u l t l r ( o l l n w l n r . - M i l l . .( * I n * i|i* .l *••■ ' n u l l it * hi 1 In ( • • .. to I • |* When you atop in at the sign of the Gulf Orange Disc, you can be sure you're getting the best of everything. Juat look at a few of the fine things your friendly Gulf dealer offers youl ■h»it ih v r r iil Thv r r r lllt i- it * nutii I'll H ill > **l III l - S l l l l l l • III* .1* srrip rlu it i.f ih* ) | . i | , i r t ) , au.| | ) , C uH prM * O U - T h * W a r IC a F lu a a tl to V r lr - t ■ • • • - • r- t 1 1“ t t 'iiM i* ii,! a i i i.r sat<i i n * . m i > lie ln a to it ,. I'n u n iv o l H o n lm ilr M l a l i o l *f' r n l* t ' n l r * . r t ir k * r r l ilt " '■<* * h » ll tl* ■■ Cl.lltlu, ID l a w * I tie |UI>|I*|IV (te .i I I . e . I III • u r h r t l . l l l v l l * w ill »,• -..IA *n | p k l a b . * ' id ',t e r at ilie I r o n ) d-m r « l IM* H .l n l' 1,'1- l ‘" iM iif I -..O f! H " — I t M v s lu it l I I.•»'.*tio -he >|r*i U n n - t a v |i, I I . . iu u . i l u l r « l .r .i» r e I » v i S-W--S le l i e : i | , „ r s » l.m ir y . t ill. (»••. | Vl S*t* 'lie G u lfp r id « ia lh a onto m o to r o il that la A k h lo f- p r o c e s s e d . T h i s is e n e if r o re fin in g stepi 11 m a k e s G u lfp rid e e x t r a p u re a n d e x tra e ffic ie n t I SANFORD IIIORA LI) of ll s u i e Terrific power in every drop! Gives peek performance in ludey's powerful new engines-and givee new pep end vigor in many older cere, loo! i_ FDR RENT EXTENDED COVERAGE IU Seed8aHGaaedae-BetterTheaEver! Slapped u| to give smoother performance, this regularprice gasoline gives quidt-storting, sternly, even power pkk-iip—and on the straightaway, surging pick-up end M *4 . . D e Ntw Qirff N w tb C r ttt B a tttry ! Gives you Ihe needed punch lor fast, sure-fire starts, plus the mighty reserve lor lights, radio end accesso­ ries. Tops for value, for dependability end long life! CoiY F r o tic tio n •Attended C e v trg | s nruadena krv Mwursnm prelection l«* ineluda damaje frum ^ lo T f t i. kmil. smodg*. *•*«* # elme/i. •m*/*®1 *1*1 Mtded protect kon agsinat pedal Gulf!ex lubricanta ore used—to St thirty-nine vital paints of engine, chassis and body! TWO 1.0 I 8 ail joining, a lio 'lilock nf 4 lot* in t^it ir.iitrntial .a c­ tion, S II or traik- for rounlry propntv or arirasr of pquai valur. M n. Maria Nanrr, I iloor north nf Clulr Dlamoml, north of Hanfonl.__ IM C M H I'ROPHKTY IIIT I.K X 'Ian t'.l ion Katat*. laipr lot rualum Inillt fur iair Is-luw n r. *>nl ron.trurliun rort*. Si--WhiH.»«n. Ii'» S Park Av*. LAKKFHONT LOTH on iirautiful Gry.tal Lake, nrar Gounlrv Club, IIS) fl. frontss*. lush rivvatlun. Hints citrus trr*-*. all rlrarwi. W. K Klr.-l.hoff. Jr . PIvons .10f. IF IT IS HUAI. LSTATK whalirsr you want to buy or isll, »ss J . W. Hall. Kraltur. al NKW 1.0 CATION. Florida Blais Bank Bids., Ph. I 7 M . ____________ COLORED BEER Gardsn- UorL bids.. IS) arrv* land, Ovlnlo. pOOO. down. Hs* Carlton j t *.nt Csl.ry Avs. Trl. |«7-W. NEW MASONRY ron'tmetad 2 Irtotroom horns alnro.l romplslsil. Gmvd location. PrtXs 17500on Ssvsral im allrr hem*, in or out of rilv. Prirsil 13500.00 ami up. BOBKBT A. WILLIAMS, Rsallor Ra)mond K. I.undqniil. Anaarlatr Phone 1873 Atlantic Bank Bldf. MfFm Dollar for dollar, you just sefety, lor sure-footed tree free mileage! 1BKLAKA APATMKNTH. Rosas tod stores, li e W. First Street Phone 4W> W. NEW Fumi-hi-l and unluinithr-l duplex-season or year. Hee Whlddon, lit; South Park Avenue. 6 BOOM Mouse furnished. Edna Green, Ijike Mary. Nine arrea. I S mil.-* out wr»t 1st B trrrt for spring crop. Will /.rent o r aaM. Phone M4-B. 1For rant, furnished 3 room apart­ ment suitable for couple. Pucn# 1038-M. Kitchenette AptT W r i ti, month or season. Slumberlahd Court, lliway 17-02 at City Until. BavAK *a*niwon Iwaarda. ilar IkM*rders,Tl0.50 a HTK LFIH FOR ma I.K —3 MII.I.H SWAP SiltII* 406 K. 4th SI We Buy. Sell or Tra.1* most s n v th in e . P hone IW - J ._______ Vr Imth i<-» when you don’t brine your prescriptions to l*ANKY*fl. Phone I03 G«smI piano, IIOO.tM) fur nutck •al*. Im tuirr at Hnark Shark, frllu w .h ip F r o n t . A ir Ban* F B K N II G O A T M II.K W. 11 P iiM l. iihnna 1I8-W-3. ART!CLUB WANTED Ws buy, *sll 7— P rtn .l.iv rilu rk -S u p p llr A trails OUH L U C K * PUNS O UT! ) C o u n ty, II M G lsa to n . Iak> 4(1 IIK.HT EGG sridc Auitra M arv Whitr* ami Ml Trap lin t llamp vhir* hrn*, 4(k- Ih. All at 35r Ih. I.AWNMOWKKB Hhariwiml. In ryrli-» rrpilrnt, lork and l« ' Ili.u.r*. hopiM-ri, fountain* an.l work. Prompt *srv >s II tt wlrs—rhsap. IU. I, Boi 150 tin K 4th Hr M huinn. NKW llanipililrr Red Chirk*. 5 i n k . old, ra. M n . Willis, KOOK WORK of ill kind* Five* ■lid G u llm lUpairrd aid Paint first Isuur north of B n l ’i »<l Nsw Kr»of» appllsd. Paintmv WncLrr Vnrd. _______________ and matins. Hanford, l‘l> In'.m W It It Arkmliurs rilil.AN 1st Mornlriy Srntln*l. o> Undo Evrnirif Hlnr Call Pair' FOB QUALIFIED » ,v lilt .I YOUNG WOMKN Th e re are o p p o rtu n itie s fu r a lim it Ve n e t i a n b i .i n d b mad* t« ed number o f qualified v»onn »rd. r Ssminols V*n*ttan Blind women in th e fa w tn a tin s lot (k). M‘.‘li W 3 rd H I. Phorr. that** th* tva*i* o f the m iu iu u n i IIM W ration* im lu a lr y —h an d lln s Ihr Iris line bolltl'.irlr Hump -1 m ► p u iilir'i r a lla . rnurk. fill dirt *|hell and H i ' A V IT A L P U B L IC S E R V IC E by load or job. iCoots. I 11 It With a s t a it m s s a la ry o f l. ilivtrd and a.aoM-lale«. 10# I | 3U a w e e k (40 Im ura) Hew York Art.. Del.and I" W it h o u t p rsv io u * le lrp h o tir *ftrt or IfMVW ______ Train ing . (Ipportunitiea fo r ad van eem in t. Rainiiiw T»'iri»t l.o-lxe on Hi 17-trj, 4 rnlb-i south o( Hu,' •rheiiuled p a y inereaass, s lrk n rs s nm feet lliway frontaev benefits, ir s n iio r ii, and pleasant rvoma. 4 ImhIi*, also 3 » associates an d w orking co n d i­ tio n . are su m s o f the atlyan tag ei owners Iioum-._____________ of w orking fo r Ih * Telephone Company. You may wlah to have your quail- MARCH LENDING LIRHAKY FRIED SHRIMP Dinner 'T h e flrationi ronsidrretl fur tkl* reBest Shrimp on Earth** at Hom­ sponiihls amt interesting poal- I21K) Magnolia I* now o|ien M»n thru F'ri. Ill to 12 A. II., 3 lo •' er'., 324 H. 1*1 Ht. P.M. Hal. 4 lo S P M._________ T»p Flight Paint tt.26 gal. New Sheets I2.4S ea. tO lTIIEU N IIKI.I, TELEPHONE lls.nl Work I'anU .DVpr. aed^Telefraph Company ARMY NAVY HURPI.UH BUYING A CAItT Before finer, 310 Hanford A**. FOUNTAIN Girl wanted. Bee Mr ring see ui tn save money. In Bill before 11:00 A M.. Touch'tallment Loan Dap'U. Room 317. healer nearly PANELBAY ton Drug C o .__ Pheaa 0 6 . Sanford Atlanllr new »36 00 Vsttowsl Wswk VewiK-e FTIC Wanted: grocery caahisr, aapatl* enc* preferred Imt not nee**- RENT A CAR. U drlva It by day. sary. Apply Mr. Wbatley, Tanka, Tank Cradles, ^tapping week, or season. English Font* *4 i rrare! Ann Himea. . Stone*. Benches, Flower Pots, and American Ford', sedan*, Blocks, Window stile and lintels. itatloa wagons end conv.- tilde* Concrete Floors, Machine fin­ Htricktand-Morrison, Inc. E. ished. Free Estimates. First Rt. ______ ALL TYPRS of Bulldoser Work MIRACLR CONCRETE CO. MODEL -A” FOR 8AI.P. Reasonable Kate*—Freo E*ti3#S Elm Phene ISIS main. Carpenter A Gracey 31 Mo<lel “A** Ford Coupe for TUXEDO FEED S CumiflsuTtae. Pkn-v* IXOa-hf nr W t J sale by owner. Excellent ron.ltHunt’s Tuxedo Fsod Store. Uon. 1260 and no lass. A. W. Anslay, Lake Mary, awnings, or VEGETABLES.'^Livestock a n d call Aoaley at 1100 sod will Uiscetlanoous. Sanford Farmdrive In pait d a y .____________ IN I FORD—sale er trade. Phone E P A I R— MODERNISE . W W .1 7 W Magnolla^Ave.___ haste. Oeto down i 1060 HUDSON Commodore Rix. * • 000 miles, excellent condition VENTED GAi Heater «2800 jtsed one month, T»L IIW-M-t. PRACTICALLY1 now ABC auto O /A R R S n cn c a i i LUMl l r, VV r I ' n t lt S r u t t a i n t In |w r f s r t li'S ftl.t f | i , i i i * iiia il* ilk* NSW. K in ir h ln t , t lr a o iu * A w a . n s. P .iila lil' pown ••lai-• St y ra ti it .p s r ir n r * In H * m n v l. us.1 WAYcH and dorlt Repairing. All t wheel utility Trailer, Nightly, inquire 104 N O O U D O fO c :A t U ) l i t ’ out IMODRUH I . NIOMT ( m o a \ ) I Galt I'houv HIMl for All Type Ilf Book Work Mary MrKinnsy Bookkcspiiis Ssr virs Boom 403 Arlinltr Bank llullillns furntturs. W ilm n Man-. Purm tm * r ... a t t K *•• “ hnns s s s «« g ff-a S S B B i ILL JAIL VIA) TOM ISIS, COKRY. r>iE n # C K S c o tN o rjT i< c » r AiroiMSuttc -ntrYUCtotr.it) f Tie M A lA e P M W ' H I'S ■ lilt Kl h IK MAN1U) M v M G .S H C R t rr >m r AA/trEu row murdcr* / h r o D i i r H .H i i t i W c j m ^ r n / Q f r t it M ! t . L it r m r M . C.Uv’tf flA-iik E UlO*H H Av is s C t M I ' • e N A P f s - z i P a x • ? <wur*t But... ^SPSfiEV • All T mSSE l io n s l OCm< KIND OP WUNORY A N D ... ----- />---------- ^ __________________ — ______________^ ' I Wi-4 SOMTOOCV V-OUV.OC>*6 iKOCiA c o n e c o e tP tn rio u ! I SHS '.SID '-L lAPPO. n fx> w ** M0Y.--V -- ------- , b s t t e s r c a . N j u \.% v — - , THAN RANV r "HAT I ( NM UAM Vtc/#>K rvtn paut 1 n *c P t AV t o 2 r t a i r s o u v D rVA-CH in 0 .0 0 1 A A >— v.SSSON-V L*' J g iii MArrr.*' ncoasaujaiA catt WOULD ^ \ , SH O W U P "K NOW/y ( used Batt IX .L 1' Ii �PAGE TEN T n r n s n ,w 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 tA N 1 fO O D s Green Tops! Golden Bunches JACK SPRATT 5-7 lb. Avg. Smutted Picnics Bunches CuiHidkin RUTABAGAS POTATOES Ourtidily Rfcjlds Ro;iorv«i 10 Cocktail Cherries Juice 3 York r.ultni: nt CiMikint: APPLES 1 Contor Cut I'oiL lb. •! |CHOPS "Cherry Mo" Ited Sour Pitted Pie EMPEROR GRAPES red Cl iojj.1 Hickory Swoot, Grade A Ml Vijiiiiont Quick-Frottn "Highlight” Itrund Minuted For Slrwiois H ens Su'inr Cum d CHEESE u». 49c Capons la 11 U V 55 ib. 63 SEAFOOD A r c h Sliced Penrhe** Sen brook llnhy Limas I'ordhook Idnins ...... . Agen Hrorroli ............. Whole Hull) Okrn ...... Agen Knglish Pens Dixinna lllnrkcyc Peas Itirdseyc <.'nrn-on-Col> V.’ictiuin Packed ( Enpw lirrm il, Grudn A. flilppnd ib. Fur Riiiiitlni Wilson’s Quick-Frozen Colored Margin Grade A. Draamd. Drawn. SIRLOIN STEAK u JUICY RIB ROAST u MEATY OHUCK ROAST BRISKET STEW BEEF ;*mim li.nd Sumlird Country t S a u s A j- o Lb. llrim in * I’ure Fork U.ig FRESH QRD. HAMBURGER ! Large—dot. Frmhnees [>»ol*'l In- Duia Datllmj fa m ily Loot IlnlUrdV CLAPP’S Pine Seenled ( ’Implied Bnby Food All Vegetable Shortening 4 1* Glaaa LUX FLAKES Peanut Mutter Chunks Id. Meat Tuna Cmitnins Solium 12-o* Glaoa SILVER DUST Halted Peanuts P an rn k e Free Cannon Face Cloth” Flour LIFEBUOY Handy Htalry Cake Improver Cleanser UNCLE BEN UPTON Converted Rife Yellow Ijibcl Tea Valley Prime” Early June Stokely Small Green ’Sunshine” Ballard's Obelisk SWAN SOAP P r o te c ts Y o u r W v id a " R*o. aiw i 9 c »^1 �gri TUB In U nity T h e r e 1b S t r e n f th — Te Pretest Ik* Psacs ct ih» World; To Protact* the P ra | tm of Atotrico. To Produce Hre*p*riti (or Buford. V O LU M E S H re ^ a t t f o r d EstablUhed 1908 X X X X II Centrally fair and nuld Ihtoush S ia r d ir A lilt I# hifksr tsmpsraturn in r.jtih and rrntnl por* Core; Lirht lo raoJrr.i# , 0.1 itulhfilt wind*. S frra lft AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ^ES A N F O R D . F L O R ID A F R ID A Y J A N . 19. lll'.l W EA TH ER A sM xinlrtl P ress l.cnwctl Wirt* Nu. 107 Wonju Is Re-Occupied Asked aLgt V Valentine Out, Johnson In lo Give Ci l it i ftp By U.S. Task Force Combat Bonus hollowing bhake-Up in U.b. Without Opposition Economic High Command , Admiral Sherm an T e s­ tifie s 3,462*000 M(*r Nut Be Knoutdi T o Defend T h e Nation TuckerRe-Elected Fumes At Pasco And^Reat^of Force j ° pre8ijenCy Of Pisnt Overcome T n In o U d F ro m IOKYO. )»n. 19—(/p)— \ L'niirtl Nation-. prowl lone i« x <u|»rtl lit* mined anti abanduiir.l isod-tail litiL ill Wonin today wilhnnl Hireling any op|Mititwn. I wo atmrr-aivjKiilrd Allied al* glark leyunrnU un another wetor •■I lli* in"** t lad ratl-scnlral Kuiran La til* 11<iti i killed 1.000 R*d* mil muirJ lit* rrmamdrt ul then i Ik .iii- Inter in a continuing liyhi. A I.tg Rrtl offensive *ll«.t wa. .1.11 rsjiecled it. lurak out all a- Hospital G r o u p 100 Em'pl oy ees P r o fit Boils Or $9,222 Is D isinfectant Over SpreadingGas Reported On O per­ Thruou t F a c t o r y ations During Y ear \s i i i s i ;w %; i . .. M iltjiil I . 1 ■i»i h »II, 1. ciu liin drf ert*r thirl, «tai.| I imI.h he •if I Hit |C11 I p* n pi .11| |«| lllll t r b n k «n erntiirut ttm nir* i n i i w I n*ihi tli'iiAnfiiwii II i* Iimr l*m lie litlil m H riu lr |nifiht »•m l • till niim m tlrr ihr di**|*i«ml « | tlte afrnrir«t fn a mltr prrim rlfr, <if Ilir ruplul 1«i "tiia l iti |hr rmil inti a ti t»f dfief iifmim nf ' riili.il Ifoirv llinriil uh iu'ii>i if pm* * In mi Id Imp a* I A r if *f ■itiiliilr limtilr* in iiilirr ** r • iii a*•** lie* true (it in fn iimltti Contempt Charge House DeniandslIN Cabinet Approves May Be P r e s s e d Against Budget Polizzi K x -B o o tleg g er Holds L . iimc Amounts O f . , ( t f i ' l o r u l n Property i I J A IIAN D. O.. Jan. 19 l/l'i r f_ Ti*tk*i wat i*-*ifii**i DAIM. C IIY . Jail l‘» c1*l WASIIINGfON. |,*n I** frl'l lli* Krlau**i Cninr lu***liiia|ii *«m1*iiI nl ill* I'rinal.l Irtitglil.ni Mill* lliail lift |>eiwM,. m ir m *i( ultgirtt *» i< ,i lr,| li.li■r I.*I»>n I mitiultcr had Allicsl (Hi* Mrinmul ll<i<|liMl AltM illioil V*»* nuur Indsy when film** tinni •< II lr . 1.1II t la lllir t l 11**1 .Ml* »*C* I>1•1•1*l«- K 1I11I1.1I I nn |. 1 * ■ 1-0 All I'l-tirn lawnrtl Ini |kH>ililr Im lty iflpiniam il 4 „.e*li«,y tl I tl. ■ Am ik , ,.i,ir,t*iii art u*0 I, mI t * linn ..f * iny titiu : tanning plant *<* f •t** * n**»,iih t '}ir C''"" J " d ,r '" ' ! 'r’ 1 *’* tiiHip. |nslit its*1 in l ." « 1 |hr *.dl -|*<>kni Itiimri t lr**h * i* W' ................... " " |lu w r* # t, many ■■ I llirm i|im kit • illn u l iioliti. alum hail ir l I i* * ii I lie tleleii.p 11. 1 it!).. I |«e I m.i l-adleyyei who llllnrd *o 1 . . . . . , • W A .H H IN Ii'IO N , Ian I!* * l*» 111* lliiust- of llepreseiilali** a 11 *•1 a (lurry ol drbalr, called llu ('tilled N a tio n s today In till ,'',''‘"iuui-« china »»*«* iprrAMii In Kur**a \ irMiliiliiifi | mHull iffii! i|»*‘sl 1 hroititli tin it » fr " Yin***- dlMrut. .sudd I- .Vtlii.ii w*** I 1 f (inti a f i n u lm l III! beard 11 mtiMF |(<qutt*liriiiiH I'olllsIt.G.( Ills* • a»|llIi«S|| t*l|lll* In I ilu 'U n lU i of Mill K ftl Of $252,54(i.li(!:{ T h is Is $:M.!h7.000 M01 e T li.m Spent 11* C urrent llnly fi»t I hllm Requests Pi cnni t i i n I Al I Al I A » I I 11 f*l 1,0111 1 IC H IIU ,e ,o lr,| I,, f I,, ., I <t ,lr HI .lll« tme him."1 , - ■,o, *, sltlol,",,* 1 lid ItIII ill I .nisi* hMCrr** ^|Mi|!*w»|n $ ." » :. ah . w . 1 iif 4 muvF I** ij | * (liinm iH ii^ l 11 11,1aim* "* N - ;- 1 A 'f withdrew Tu*.day (rum a looping A BH proli! of V U l l , ih* lint hn* Iwrti mil** tuuth of th. town ! Pr««'**L|e op*ralmn (or a numliri Only civilian! w*t* on ham) t« watch th* reinforced patrol 1 * rr.lrred Wmi|u Friday. Dir two U. N. attack* i*gim*nt* nnimally 6.000 men- tinadaed a large enemy lo n e aev*n milea ^ uulli*ail oi Yongwol. on the rat* i*rn cud ol th* war Iron). “We put th* *nerny on th* run," an officer unlit Trraely. Th* fight siartn l Thuraday amt wiu atill raging today. Yongwol la 13 mile* m irth*ail of Cbunitiu, irmiilBi»*e on a TWet u| * f i n , wa* repotted fur thr >*ar I960 by A. Edwin Sluuhol**i. who ■polled his lumiei (rum lli* sccounting tepoit ol G*oig* Wd lumt. I It* IC» n il),o r 11, 1. t« t'liiu :* nu A f y r t .wMir lirrld H l !*• |.,o * n l It* .« 1 I sot* irnliny die plan to ■ S. m i* prre I I mmI.i iral r*lal* ofa-uiiont aliei sla*Iu V III!r«eu|ll«'t iasll iif (Ill'll II' l i m n , I t l ! ,,lr v p a lrd n r.. •ulaopiiioller recoin. I»<‘* opuiiy wealthy *luuuy llie pH* Allhlliotl ill.til IlllttOI IU W ill illlltw N ip t lllsiri* 11mi* fnr •If'lflfNlt* l»t a g a in .1 the 4Unioemlall.*u II*meotlcd an rslia VrO n<•.. tlily lu| Inhilinn eia trlu-rtl toaiiiwpi ul( (lirlr gnvrnimrnt I ..In l lo it c - in ,I h rlif . r ll.r lo M .il enh.ied men <i»l tliNi I >1 .,!■ . Kiniiiiilr*tpi**|iiin« iimternimr T li. iliv lilo n A m tli r liit f »l ♦»y - f 1’ h 'S " ' ‘ " ,u ‘ al any id lo. ailivilir* prim In I‘M's. it >|Mtl«iaim atl f**» llin I Till! *•*! 1 I m * .t,illiiii,l* f«« >110.1 ,r.o u - u w o .l. r , ltll„ y ihc •nlmnumg licet, win, lulil theMtrt.iv .| 1 1 .o r , t .* r I ilH iirn titiii n f ln u Ini^y t .o „ . 11,1 ,«. I1 Senatm I ales Krlauirr ID NtaH wl,*i* lit* turn** *»»'**•• Ie.,-I %|S day- a mm,lli l.y Itw H r , | l-li,- the «. ’ll IgSMMNI r**lilvni* the -ini' . mi,iif- I run I I..I.I I'nh/ri rtf lei a hm* HiMlimiK *‘f r iit if i f**l*4‘r l*rl woolJ I* Open conn. \in* 1 is nil*, Pr*>nr)i ar».l Hr il i- ti Cause of ih* tpreadmy fumes Ire. Adliui *1 |1.lie I I* ‘ h-imst-j n*u.«| ,,| i|uetlu,iiiue al a liielil m iniiiiM iW ratlli h * I h »h h l i v t l - . i . | -III-l.« *, l,-*--l 0 1 .1 .,* m e lit* was no) clear. Tlih* disinfectant ||,* ( | „ I ,.| Na* d <h>'i ,.l* nv. •<uniiiill*e irstimi: to n ic .I 1 01 t l,.* i . t . c ity (hat a m i*l nt in it «il k p ,*d »i*d that u,.h began Iboiling ..v*r after a •mk il.*.* 1. ir j "M r. I**.liiri. I an. alraid I will \%*mill li* |nt*•*»*!*-t1 nl Hit ■f 1 • im trtn -'. W t n e n . Alb-iltey l.e n man d ijip i -,1 a ran into th* |»nwilrr. , . . , . ,1 r n Workers were hrouglit in big ' tmprn**ni*n1 m th* mt> 1nsiiortal j l.iiriom mentf lo the lull com* 114*011*4 umfrlitiN of I l*f I L N . •I,llo* id n .r .e |,* o li." lc ill tinluslrhnIn tlu* hospital her* They Mftidim. il will la* .............. to n o llr r fli.il 441h *11 I n* l.ik rn -lyAiipl 1|N»llllrNl ro m m lH rr. * ia ! Hi. haul I I.-H ..III Se, ir l .t iv (lie llnatiiin wa fuitlur co.nw i*r* lying ill h a lls and on D ™ 'r J | Innld ii|* ill* nation’s li i . l . * lo in - V<ui for In lin e lo a m w ri rp x * plicaicd by np|M)sltlim <<f —inn* i . l S t rlr It \ * ,. v ,* i l i , I J*>. li.. rOthers * ^ . “i^ m h^ “ ‘. T ^ . "physicians. T r . l i i . i " . I I'evond llie |n> o il ....... t r ,i.| I ,lr d umler d u e........... id lli* *om rou nines. esiHN-ially from Asia I n nnmie.nlaln o i l i r t . i u r i I .1 I 1 111 ,, went to 7private imilrr 1 1.airman. : and lb* Middle Ka-t, to any con- soil, t'oinptnillei I M l.i* in I Ambulance* •huttled l a d and goal id 3,462,1910. Sheirnan cmloned willmui ipuli* l-tl*r. iluel lomnnllr* tnsrsli- 1 denmatlon of tin IVipiuy rreime. l ..III,111**Mi* 1 oi \jo . nlluie \ i fo.ih IwlWeet, tb* plant and bnsf,cat,.,,, the .............. '• „ c * . Hot lme,,h I Nelli, saal thr l'-p se n ta H v i s sf »*u A.wh pital. , , ii . , 1 _ „ Asian mnrdrir* im-t privately lit lh.1,1 Man, were m-l pn Mil No machlurry was damaged 11111** 1-1*1, tinldaiv 11-,- amunnt ,-1 - i t sersii* a n J |Hi>-d*|e artain would m**u enn- ^ rli y||(| (j() 1,0001,1,. l«i nomand the fmoe- weie confined to . ih h, lines Nrlllt Nrlllt »<l*l*d adtlrd II,,, i« „ imol ?||* M,.lionising driialllllrnl where Hainiliy lull which would alluw le|o|H pna *r,lings It, cull liter llu. the "*■*, ,.* o ,*Mr . llisn a-lii-iM <«,. n a ila ld -* f, |,ii ti ,111 min section for call the di ■lime ol IH **.n old* a* that d I'ohlr. 1. ciled. Ii* w<k»li! p<> dulily of a new peace •>*■1 mote fo , e \ | m 1. 1-1,,, * f, 1,,, ,|i |*i n In 1949 il was |H,int*ti oul. thr llmpilal ofietalrd al a drlicil o| $f».417 when assets weir $9,011 and liabilities were $17,713. Die m enu * meres** in I9A0 was $7.082 and (he loss on unritllrrlril •leiiti sluiwed a decrease nf $1. 979 ( 10 m the loss from llii* source in 1949. Randall Chase, chairman of Ih* ning. hnspilal eieeutiy* committr*. re A p!iy*.iflin s*>4| li** l>Ml ited that I960 was on# of th* ‘ J f f —.s 'T ..' ibJ 'workers st yean* In (lo. history of th* aerinut e ffm a on th* workers, fb* Pa sen concern is luraied Association, thal th* Hospital served ware people durln« thal period and tt‘ FrtnW ' 1 heller flh ancial basis that It has been fur grown rapidly in recent seair a» y ean . Repairs totalling more the I‘a «c,i concern esparuicl in. W. II. Walura at Mad* than ISJdm In cost hare keen ('||y‘-, Jackson Memorial llo about completed. Th* former hospital building on pital report**! "Ihe situation b«d, Oak Avenue, imw used as a *r*l ,.,l «.,r*i at first than it ad nail* fare center, la in need of cons Id was." erahle repair work, estimated l< . .>. " 'itier*' wou'l be a (atahly. I cost several thoutand dollars, said |(^, | B„|,j-‘ ir|H>rtnl. "At»<m Chain Of Missions To Open Program K '‘Here On Thursday Th* thirlM h annual Florida rrhalii of Missionary AaMmhll** will of**n Ua 1051 atatr-wlde pro Mfain U*ri- at th* Fir al IlaiiliM ilu ic h u*at T h n rtJiT . ainl will riiiiuiu* **llh «»5sh.ii* fiftough I'lUUy a t.7:20 P. M. Th* l.'liaiia. of which MU» faaolse Womlfonl of fit. Peferaburg i» ^ • la i* ilirecior, I* a rellgloua en'* i* r p llie designed lo aOmtitat* inlarert In I'rolpstaiit mluIon work tuiih h*»* and abroad. Mrs. Voll* William*, publicity chairman. e«|i|*in*.l today. The epaakir*. who »r* kiln** 11 at “Amhauador*". lnrlud* wall known authorities on youth work, educational and int«inational affairs .and horn* and foreign iniMlona. Th* “Ainhn»sadora" tcbeduled to appear here at Ih# opening »#*• Mini* include Anauta. of Baffin Is% land, Hhi miles from Ih# North I'i.I*. tlw only Eskimo woman on lli* Amrrican platform Who will speak mi “An Eeklnm l/mlu* at Civil) sal ion-; Dr. f’aul W. Ilarrl* •on, a nu dir a I mlasloiiary who aerv*d loc year# In ami-seorrhed Aral.ian fields, giving un a brilliant mrdical future at hmn« lo 1I0 so. will speak on “F o lltk i, Otl and Re­ ligion"; l»r. Robert F. Thoma*. who wa* iddiged In shorten a mis* Monarr career in Malaya, hut who \g (nr nr,| In Hi* .Ui.nl in rn Mount a. na of th* Mrutnl Hi ales, ami with his skill as phy irian ami preacher l.i<111* 1.1 health and hapnlbes* lo pictur*w|iie, i-olaled T#nn*«*#e mouniainecrs. couches tit 1 topics <n typical language, as “Howdy, Do*"} Mrs. Klyo Yuasa wife of the fir at president of III# Inter­ national Chrlslian I'nireraitv of Japan jiiid active as a modern Japan*** woman In burin***, pnl_ itlrs, edixalioe ami leliglon, tell* of “i.if* In N*w Japan". Others who will be heard are Trace* K. Jones J r ., nf China] Mrs. Roger** R. K*ller»betg*r of Africa] Dr. Fred F. Qoodsrll from the Caribbean area; and Iva Corlon Rprague, aulhonly on th* United Nations. The them* for thla year*i program •• “Thla la Qur Father*. Mis* WiK-lfird aald. It will I*-* stressed In the W Florida cities where ih * Chain ambataaW doca will appear. The sue**s« of the Chain In arousing Interest In mlsalonarv work la revealed hy aU tlstk- ga­ thered hv Ih* Foreign Mlsalons Conference of North America, a* cording to the local rkalrmai.. 5fra Ralph Austin Smllh. TLaae flgui**Sov thal rinelda chBNh-goeta c»-*rll.uied « t're per cgnUa toward mission work than the cltl tens of any other state. Mr Chaae. In behalf *o f Ih* Farct.tlv* llnard. h* rnmmemlrd the work 'f a nr* ntanayer; lira. Marv MirkA. C. Starke, bookkeeper and fin-' ler hospital administrator, and Mrs. B. D. Riley, supervisor «* nurse*, lie also eapr*.«ed appre elation for the work don* by I • > R. I esher and II. It. I'»|<* '■ handling the affair* of It.* old hospital proparties. Referring to the N ary rradivalinn, Mr. CK*s* declared, “ No official notice regarding the hos­ pital hna been received. However official notices have been received by the City that the part deeded , r .siiaaaa a s > t»» as* * T ru e G seapcii, N e« n i In ju red In ColliRion K. R. Tnrt-, principal of the Junior High Brhool, narrowly e* captd injury, and a Negro truck driver wa* Injured, In an auto, mobile colli-ion yesterday after noon >borll> la-fore D-flQ o'clock al Palmetto Avenue and Tl.iM**ii ftlreet. t'barll* Harris, Si year old Negro driver nf a 1949 t ’bevro let pickup truck fnr tlw Hlokes Fish Market, had hii truck over­ turned in the collision and today was atill under treatment at Kernald-lrtughlnn Memorial Hos­ pital for lartrnllona on llu- left arm. Ill* condition wa* reported good. Al the lime of the accident. Mr. True was driving a I960 Oldamnhltr Sedan south an Pal­ metto Avenue, en route In hla home In U k e Ma*y. Damage to his automobile was estimated at •ano. Damage lo the truck was pal at ISflO. Harris waa driving west mi Thirteenth ftlreet. a through street. The aeeident wn* investigated by Oapl Roy Tlllls, Hgt W. A. Horn and Patrolman 8. R. Spence. The case la slated for trial In CUy Court Friday. JA TC RR SUPPER The Jayceea will hold their an­ nual ladles appreciation night F ri­ day at 1:00 P. M. at the Yacht Clnn. Danci.., Will to enlceed following the (upper, Lias Phytlls Bach, secretary, announced today. OLD CHOW W ill, rO N RH BVAl___ BILLINGS, M ont. Jg a I9 -6 P ) More than 191 apptftltlane have Crow holds the ranking Indian aMaf and believed by some to ktm heat I he Inal Army Indian Mtf, way bwrted yeaterdav la M R BhtUafMd National Gem- mmr - |M i | « t l e i i l i w rte III lo a siiu.l (M-riod. "IV , liue.1 the |Hircli with run tt aallaw*# tl* !*> » Twat 1 s t PreHhyteriaii Dedicates $6 6 yli 00 ( li ii i f h Addition *inl fim,I in ihe , oir>,,t blennion. ■ii.it, 1 4 ill 1 -•,•■*,,( fond - oi*-n J Senator K s b ft nil |. \.,| 1,,,, I-o- k I that r*oni*re- ta t* 01^ oid.-l imme-liale -ten t„ c m hat Innatmii h* enact too . toll fite.l ;il lorn t*> K*fau*ri, Nelli t.f ,pr wr--111, would **p|s»-.e tilt no-t *'hief ctunmiile* couri-el Itu | ^ . ,, . 1, , c.t plat* »*■ pfe-eut tlolpb Halley, -at.l be »# ' not a rr y,.,, ,<| ,i own lie mere ,l" " enf>*t'"‘ »ny 'orgaiilred bud an esllmap- ,* ill t, . ■sitat-l.- for »* pernhlur-* di.cltn- the west two veais. liMlndin.- no i.id .ci|> sle,| f I in c r.-i.-in * c rim e I ,. ......................... nr tdihmpMMHNl I bairioan I.flab'ii J o h n s . <1* I**, ,.e tb,. ‘’.-fiat.- group ,h>>. out Admiral Sherman'- u|i.in,,r al*<„i lb* possible d fo, HINU|K*W-cr II* ask*.l W|,ctb*r csistiuy g,*»l « h .n to- s n ptodde.1 »or d. l * '1, s* ' 11'*'*" l " illf '** •'** *I,, rvlltse-i lo a n -W i, milling . si-balir1. I Glillt'lltifii'il N of view op the -ito a ,'3iS,r,i N.-Kn> wi,i»» n.-ni For InvFsIjfHilioit Following a preliminary hearing hv Judy* llunalaa Strnstrom thlmorning into ctreumstaric»' of 1!■•fatal "biHitlng of Willie Hank--, Negro, on rhrlstinas .lav, l>«ni Hanks, the young whiow, >«a 01 dere.t by the Judff* to l-e t.rl.l (01 luitbel investigation by Ihc Grand Jury ltd- aliernoon Judge Ht»,i.tr--io wa- scheduled to conduct a colon n 't iiupiMt into the accidental death ol L’hesler t’ook, wlio rail* on Jan. I was thrown from an automobile driven hv l.yman link, 1 on lli*- (.oiivwood Wagner lloa-l The Ifolllns College Walrr Show aland nil# naif mile east of tin- Rollins Walur Show Aids In l*ollo Drive* Mac Arthur Declares Compulsory Censorship Was Demand O f Press reco rd nl In Unemployment Compen-alion payments made lo idle workers In Florida during the t**ek ending Jan. 19, bringing the total to fl1?,4M , according to Florid. Industrial Cotnralaaion reports. The p- rvlo-i* week, payments had totaled tlOO,7R1. Th* number of recipients rose also during the period from 4JI46 to 1 ,9 1 . Ih* report stated. This wa* an larranae during the week of I j m Mora than half of then* recipients^ wet* In Hillshorough County. of «90T fa Uaamaloyment Compensallon, Btgta total of pay­ ments and recipients ars expected to decline during lb* next week . ' .V -v :3 Jnlsmlo left Ih* I.eons , Highway, after th.- . »t highway and oictiutned Hanks was i|i,r»|joi,rd i Iik . ... . . _ ,, , morning by HtaU Attorney ll.il—rt ''s M / 'f l ! * * ! * . K* ' 1v*' lluuihohlrr, her couiisel Mb, 1 , -uiic.i that on Dec 20 her hu«b»nd ha-l been Iwalmr her. u t*|i.l,ih>n of tnanv --Ihc l»-ut mgs, anil that she ha-l «h«t but. .11 •e|f defense with a 39 calibre pi tol Ua&ten Hanks, father of thr late Willie Ranks, testified Ibai the ,N eg.es. had said earlie, on Ihe nflern<HU, of th# dav of the shoot tng that she was going to l ill Willie, and that ahe declared that he wished ah* had killi’,1 him lowrte I’olie# r a p t. Hoy Tillls, an-l K, ' r" l.n" 'n J ' B' t "J w M Messer. Brother Of I* Grow Dit‘H Al Atfi* Of 95 Word has |w#n rccrlve.1 b.-t>of Ih# death of Georg* W. Grow. !tf> vrar old resident of Council Itlurf-, Is., brother uf l.lnr.dt. Grow ->f L'fl French Avenue w,d. is 9b years old. Mt. Grow died Monday *0 a rlst home in Council lltuff aft.-i a lingering IHneas II* waa a "I* ts a matter l»f |*sil*ls< Lnowlolge how il*s|wial*ly I tiie.1 to ileleiul native nf Wilkes-liarr--, Pa. and *»!#.* Iter.lou, lull sliangelv, | |i-,uwl myself of^Hiseil un the ts-ti# l,y was Itansferred to Cnu.tril lllsiff tlw- juris lliell .KT.I fiu.tllv y,elded In its aliturtl united drmand that mill from Ht. Jcsaph, Mo. In IkMi a t a Kurifngtnn Railroad Yariimastrr. teiy rriitcitl.tl* Iw itnposnt," the I.enrtal (lerlairtf II* was retired from thr railMacArthur’a ili'.staafll waa cun-♦ tot.i in iHJIt. tain*.! in a ch t# yer.en lay to f.'d, pul<„ r „ lDn I(f inform,||„„ valuable Another Fn*th*r, #3, of O--,!*. lor l I'obhdier^ new*paper trad. , n rn#my. walamlt, Ki* al o survives tnagaiin# which had griticll#.! Ihe Thla ayatem worked well, th# new regulations uf w ar civeragr. MUl.Tirt-lCATION TAHLK (••neral's alatement aald. In au ••du.itml last wrek thr NEW YORK, Jnn. I9-G f> "In the many military cam­ magasin* declared: paigns in which I have engaged, Joseph Kessalring't new play "The censorship elantped over .oust #f which were rovtrod hr a “Four Twslvea Are 44" opened correspondents |n Knraa is not rigid form of newt censorship. 1 Wednesday night. The critics didn't only unn###. arlly strll.ge^t but Is have never seen th# desired bal­ lika It. Yastorday Uia producers te le ­ ridiculous in some #itrom*> and ance between public informs!Ion implies a distrust of Ih# corres­ and military security so well graphed this cast "as of tonight pondent a which is unjustified.” achieved and preserved as daring (Thursday) wa are through with Before the new regulations war# Ih# Korean campaign," he de­ th# multiplication ta th r and a rc taking up differential calculus." damped down Iasi week, corres­ clared. The two-parfonnance run was pondents covering th# Koraan “T h * demand for csntonhlp he- fighting were subject to voluntary came ao haavy. how aver, that I censorship to prevent pmnstura lOaattaaeO Oa rage twai tl* ll.St 9 III, I , -Ml 11* rid .-I* a round lb .- (lost ■•ommciijain n 1* w itb l.i Tin .u lo A ftl ll-o 1 n id list iNHliksl I slain .• .1 tb,......... I .,f it.-l i , a l y.'«r I I ha- |.•■e.^ .- tin 1»,cd Mis, p r* ' *n l in HKhl. am i a g a in Ml l u l l ( V io la lto ll of S fed eral law il, coll ■1.- I lu ll w ill, llie -ale of alcohol. 1'i d l i f i i -aid to- ha-l “ rrfo rn i**l” of 3 twtl t-fr-m, lit tlo- , - * l •is month* 'in-t 1t,4A!>OMl t.fi-., f iiiin h is oid life and nut* wav • be IM * *0.1 • Were " I. k, l.ieb m g o ing " s t r a ig h t ." Ar.krd il i n , . f 11-a l I - an sw e r ourvtion was loo low 1" "T h a t’- a l-rosd .nll.tarv <pn - h ecaiise u l -ou-e illr y a l a c tiv l lion as ,0 whether th - t.ni- tie- p rio r lo 1946, P o lii/ i an 1 w e ird '• ? * !,’ and added it* waNa*v an-l All t..r,-e 1 "a sh a m e d 1* of h is activ ttlrs i.e < - « ,, m i , r .a * • ,, S I,, fo re that lim e H is Flo rid a re al estate hold P l f I' m ,« « a ila s - s ra c e i * » l I be new anne* to Ih* First FiH il W o rker Iturirfl Presbyterian Church, erected on Third sirrel adjoining Ih* Church ■t • cost of more than 1*16.000, w»> Iturial of an unidentified N*i*> formally op*ne.l at a ciuisecratlon field worker, who was fo„n<l dead service We.fties.lay night with TursiUiy morning in n Wr*t mote than 980 mem tars and Tbitle. Illli Htlret r,o,Til,,,,- IliOi-friends attending. tis.k tda,v early Ibis morning <* under thr direction of Fleetwimd A fellowship dinner was given Ih*- cemetery near the Count v Pl-eplr« will |ue«ent a iHiirfil t>roprior to the nervier. An outline of Home The Inirti'ii Funeral limn- gram foe the March of Dimes camu . »„. t the pr»p*r trse to which lli* build bail charge of the to,rial tng will >•# put for thr advance Vropnal Gardens Honda, si JUsl "< ,* 0, it,l,,c a t.lcgraii, t .* * ,.t .,r religious training was pr* police *‘b,et ft<<y WdlirSMI f,„,o P.M -ruled by th* Rev. Hugh Puw*ll I l! t Iti,, 1 , or I t- ,|gar Hoot 1 1 . Je r ry Griggs, lifeguard at tb* pastor of th* Oakland Presbyter hob -tread fountt V (lull slut a tenlying to a fingerprint ,!» ■ ■ ■ .an Church and rhalrman of the rri|.lio„ „f llu- Negro, shed soli,. student it Poll,n , will git* a lilt­ V I ing eshihllioti amt T.hiv Perkins rrligiou* education commltt** |(r of , light on the ,^ .„ i * ,, i,|. M.i and l‘et*r Hnhin»o„ will p-.i on .1 ih* Ht. Johns l'r*»byt*ry. Iff ws G MrI No “ atit.,,1 if,».1 iiiidr, a in,mi­ show featuring rh.wn divine. intrudureil by th* lt»* A A doubles cali.o- race will l-e innl*. pastor. The cun-ecroHot, ll aliases including Mils l ost nrayrr was by th* Her. Dr. R. D amt III, H ot,1 (stales, former I, li*l,l ta-tw«*„ teams composed of of Grrnt Fills, Montana, N-attl. Roget lb,ill*-, John Neal, Charles Itrownless, pastor emeritus. Facing on Third Wr«*t, th* Wa h., Reilwruhl City an-l H.„ it, b-w an-l Heymoor Is, ad. Tb.--* two story annei Is of concre** Uernadintt, t'alif Hr, u .-a ici ,, rorntwling in the indivhlus{ ratio, I'lock construction ami has brick lative* welt* descrilu-d «* ()cory<- race- «re a» follows: Jim Krid-ee, facing c*irrrs|Mindlng with that nf Coal* of Argrntiu, Kansas, a 8»yit,o„r Israel, William I.yell Ih* church proper. On the first brother, and Kliialu-lli Winstoi., t .... im . l i ... floor la a large assernUy room for lielroit, Mich.^a sister. The flngrl|,r Ills were taien Jin , KrisU-e ami William l.yell social gatherings and meeting* and rooms for Runday Hchool Wmliierutay at the fun, ml home will face .Seyiooiir Israel and Ir­ vin* Varntim In a canoe titling classes Including the primary, jun­ by I‘oiler Her krant * Frank Itduel. ior, intermediate, Gleaners, Phila- kt-tl an-l IV, A. Horn. thea and mrn'a classes. The kllchrti Is ctulpped with modern elec trie appliances and cabinets. The upper story, pot yet com­ pleted. has provision for four sep­ arate rooms or one large room. Rest room facilities are prnvided nn both Goar*. NlAV 3 l>Hl,. Jan |9 a/1 -» i.enrtal Dmiylas AlacAllhui, irtilyme JORLRHR BBNBFITH in <ii*ns ol Im new r<>tu|a,lt<„y war news crnsoiship t„l#s in Kniea, TAI.I.AHAH8F.R, Jan. 19 (Hperla li—An increase of M O was says lie ntiieie.l th# ruth* al the >lrm«n<l of lie piett tlsell. £ rsJh w T S total - Consenmtker W ported recently to X *R k k . Ja - Saturday. He waa believed to rohson, planning fe d haw been In hit eighties. thin int plana have I V f f f U ■ * Army scout for that* ‘ brought well .* ,..*,. I'l '•"••null ‘ V » " l U *,lm„l lire * lc *h lh tomi.uiu* ^ j j ^ j \ , V ' ‘ wbeibe. they Fitriisl (Ilf |WMtai| n kit r Ji'iift j "i(|»r$* In l»r »n ^ |(J||| MA, lt*-.l nu agr»#lit'Ht -• '** HKmllsa I.-rt,mH* began. hyyptlait ilai.ntoud Kg >pi 1111 Delegate M> legal 1It her memlier- of the hint I'ollirtt. win, leuiamed 111 K“*ul t y v n ll»>, a* whose offices tilt •H M lltlefs ■■( Mtaff were r« s<iy to fir* ,»uno,t ift ' “ i a ' l b * uwne Minn ,, * - 1 .0 , ,**»-, h * U . y*oold r«d g iv * B r*Tdy wli*n asl.isl uk«tl« Mw* hill It.eir tacking »» l“-nr long barrage of ijuestidna . „ ■-'It**'- ol l.'e n o . « Idr t ‘ l*< non -ton w ill , il.e li'.i | i, recto r llwmer li r a l.ain lol.l Mu- I,.-'.1 I M-r Si»>i< s ..-11 • , al f ii , i -9 w—,, 1,1 b s,- s n -| ••• of t-,.-ieeii * ,.,g*o ,,-b, * ||. I DM),no, 1 si ,I|.- end llo I * ear I*|)»* 'fit 11* decIs re , I I HI 1 I - , „ a l nnl a "■ if , *iv 1■ )*, - " Bnird m*inlw- . WASHING I ON. i n. i*» 4 /P ) t *,*•,d* nl l I OOI4II llldolk Op thr o ilmn i erunciniii' lueh imuman i I'sl.V tl. ait rilo il to te*. In a loch Intel tuv. ..le t **hr is lo .1 • •* I'll.* -way* l ,r c /c ul, the 1 imml nr Mi lium.1,1 1rl. 1t t.siitly Inc. 1 Alan \ ..Innlmn at n ., >l|l*IUU *t 1ilultia•Ml 1lljrt tm .ifitl |r|.| siC.I 1."i,i with 1 1)4 liiliIHloH |"lin-lon. yianlrd If* .* as ,-ir-i.lrnl , ■I ll.r Motion i'n tu ic •M* \.i.H,atioii ol \mrin s. t uior.lv .In--I lie nle.l ll.e l ' H l lian.t-ci nl i --111 1 *,|rd luei.r. nu** lli* ii*nin<ula at any Inn*. Allard patioli liar* hern *nln , , !un' « "• ■/jT* |(IK 4nJ |r4*jng Wonju th* kry ," l,,»'t»"na in t*«aul III lli* h<M|>ilal In llirm O lli*i. i*in*fi**l without .n a flu junction in Central Korea. •» *n n»* th* U. S . s * « n .i Di»i.ini. ni !'"■ Trum an Bow s To Ad­ vocates Of D aily C ontrols Over All Pi ices A ml W apes . 1 *. kVi-ctl.ei ll.r thakrop wo.thl ,-er.l 1,1 ilrlay the ini,-os>tiui< -.1 ihr l->„g-IUIUo,rtl wag. p m * l i c r t r ., .* op 01 ll.e ail I Italic-. I \k -l--.it. delni-e moflSlir.il,00 iluerloi, wniitil >ay ,-otv ih il it woiihl i|o-c.l .1 .Imuoit on when lo apply the m ill,"!, Vitrnlmr, in a Irllei 1,1 ,e>,g,ial,n„ win. I, hr salil the 1'ir-nli-nl I1.0 I a-lr.l, tliscloted that lie Inol I,nl lo-loir Wlls.in yrilc.lry a plan in, tor,.ill , o,ill ol. to he, out* ri tri toe ' a l t o . it I rl, I “I can Itillv apprccisle pres me .ip.-u you for dia llc action which, though it it#* seemed lo in* pirmalute, you now feel should I.* taken iiiiinedial.lv I should not -isnd in th* wat of your dr ir e s " Mr Tinman lephe.l tbit Valen­ tin.- bad cried the public int.-rest b. -1 sting his pusition "so openly .nnl honeslly u-ithout any fc-ort ttbalcver In wea-el wnr-is or d.>u ,dr rail Michael V DtRallr, USA's prig* •labilitatlnn director, two weeks igo urged all imme-liale ID dsv mnraloiiiiiu on price m eet lull > >>t<t,ul»d hv Vain,tin* f.d-n I n. llu new USA chief, was a l-ackei of liiHalle for tin- uric* Jlreclofs nd>. k'alru tin e >|Uil, al tb, I'lc n le n t’s * i* * o ll of *. b *i lie ca lle d in " I—n*«i d iffe re n c e - f " p illio n " w ill, bis I r t w l l l r - o, t , III,- " p re id •• tii,lin e and iii*th«<l. "fm the m i,., in lin n -f o v u a ll ,-ricc sod wi*h * il nlitlgMrw Oi -orpin w*0)1,1 . ..a id , 0 , „ f.d ... ft a pa! - , 1 ai-nr..|.i-all ■«.• , < ’ 1 1 1 1 1* r n ,,,,,. 1 t-al.sl ir v .n n , II, --m ill Oil- ,,-r - *,Mi,Ml-o.t r s lr a i . nd fo . t .i it li * - 1 - , lurlfnl. nn-l ns that apt-ro)>rit,-.l l,v tl-.- !D I‘) 1 u :if 1* r v V Icltc, of (1,41,1 '"1. oi-,-dnll.-.i In A|j„ai-c, I'd Wbttru’v «n-i the Semin,il,. t'-otnlv t'hsml-et of fottuticrc# f .1 r "„arm th --f welcome' a"-i "eo rd bit t,cr,t„lc„l" waa 1 .veiled ■•I »V 6 " , 1, I’ It Odenklrl .t,-l* ,,r 11.. „l#*'ss-l. Cleveland. i»i.io "The first thing ihtt I ,»st-t 1., do after -etting f.,-it ilhlu --I I to will.- to "ffet 1,1 you lilv la-clslatoir Duntig |i,«- -I- I n -■I Uv Snnfonl V ol C. .0 1 lit fii«i9| in1mlnti*•#*'%, iIn* 1 „„ „ l„ n ,-s. b ....... or Hta!<- 10 i.t.iiioo , it t I. v I I (» r L V 'v iv i'd 10. hi - , l» , li, t.tu .n -n » l ......... .. im a,Mihf3fi.nl fn!-,| f,*t i f , . llilio lD (if Giy'Gs* 11 #! Iif Mf■ (JIM* iff |l||(sll«* ||t> ill G -a - ton (*>**, W at,c„ ,ai-l !-• iii.yht • * •l •* T it le c.do ll«*'*,d I- tl"ld up rt*4ai.bi.i- 1 ■•••till.i.i (o' ■ -i •<" toerre thank*." wrote Mr O-h-n- lt ii„ -f , i i c - t'U a a t.a a i In ti* culosi li- |>il.-*l at Tam|-« -»- 1. . *'f,»r ih # wonder tol - - jr lli,1 wars , ■•i-ed b, — l •’ 1 i.isht shas vottr rihimbet --f «*,*t*il-*a,d I - Is* l«ol W ar,.,, s"l 1 • mere# attnrd#<t me <-n ih# «•**• ,.... of n n t * r * i,t * .- ,, 1 > v-vur ill.I tx-lu-.- .. i-,-1 - -- -'-In t’llv, I i-.t, until it 1-. B*e*pl*d "I want l» - hi that I -imcrrlv l-li il.,. warmth of *o..t « -tic..me, Lu v’s Stir( titln> Is OIis it v im I Ity I’ lin k s Thr Hanford V ln u n National Rank and tin- Florida «!»»<• D-st.k were |x,ti, *'|,i-.,-l t---i.*v nt lo.iioc -»f tb* Inttliilav -,f llidairt I'llwar-i I*-#, Aoi'dica,, Mthll.-r «n-l In-10 of tin- t'i-nfc-b-, H"v Rotn in \V« stmorelami count* Ve., .Ian 19, IKII7, be gta-l„al.*-i in-,,, w. t Ib-mt .11 ik'.’ft ami sat *c,| will. ,!tatincli.-n in the ciiglnrer c**r|. *,f tin- 11 8 Army, a t ­ taining ihc rank <>f cotonrl In liffc c .l lit* tl.e Meslran War nlou Army in ,-„mm*iid uf ih-IH.J1 bv i‘>. ub-til I itu-.dn, h* -ic clin,--l on llu- pt -und that lo* could lake n-- part in Ih# invasion "l hi# b-'tii# stnl.- After n —ignlo# from th# D H Arniv. Ii* **a-- com missioned in (It# Guufcderat,- #, vlr* an-l |d«c#d In om m and of lb* Attnv of Nmibern Virglnm Hanford Ji» a Itoto-rt I l *-■ a cictl al Ih# J . C Penney f’-1 Asked If he wa- a ---Ulbernor h* rcpllt-d. "lb*t*,t ,-,-t lit* t-l*a that I am a Yank.-* I waa born in .South Dakota." Mr I.#*, a veteran. World War II rev.-atr-l that h* ha-t trad a biography of tb# etillr# life of General I.er. I DNHTAHI.K FIRED TALLAIIA8HBR. Jan 19-4/Pi —Governor AVarrsn todar *utirwndt-J Dad# count v cnnstald* Pet# Morgan from offle# n#ndlng disposal of criminal charges against him for *JI#gr-l acceptance the shortest of this Ihsstrlcal sea- of a bribe II# did not Immediately name a successor. | and that i I have bean .• lured that ,ny contemplate-i m-.v* to Ho.id.* la a v*rv en.ible ini.v* I !,,,* could liar-11.- #i|w-,-t lo re .•>•,*.* mot* ror-lial tr -tm-tit sliars v-iur orgaulia'loti aff ,#-l.-I 1-*#. For I hi« I in* esltri.i.-ly grille f.il “Mr. Henrv A. Hunpsoiy h»a t-roven himself as a real ‘ All American" and » itu* - bstntti -n m lua aervter to the I’l-amlw ? of riommerec. When *011 con t.I.-r that I,* amt his wife took US II to their home more or !t'44 aa total traogera in behalf "f ii*> Chamiw-r, vr-u cannot belt- iuu! »i,cc* »'**! in your f (tit* |irojrr«m iu tkiRI ,** owe a debt nf gratitude “ Mr. Simpson left i)4» Mon** tut' turned In sreinr that every possible busin#*-- cool act will, l<val n»*n who at t ne t-m# ir»Mlm«B OB *•»• t i l l Tbp \ V » * n fk i* r J a CKRONVII 1 E. Un tlt-G F ) 64 ,'.4 Atlanta •in l Iti-mark AS r.4 lloslon 91 69 it rown« villa M 31 Chicago 43 29 Dsnvsr tut 28 Das Moms : 41 S7 N*w York 99 Cl Pluwnlx r.5 49 Washington IS -IT Winnipeg TO 66 Isckson villa 67 72 Miami 79 4* TaJUhaitaa 62 74 Tampa 3 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. 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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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 18, 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/2bc70f5bbeac2b07a104413853e93ca5.pdf e59f9448cb512f4c9a24f869a80e6e7c PDF Text Text *• T IT R 3 D A V T H R H A N FO R D H R R A O D . H AN FO RD , F L O K ID A Newn O f ConKT^rii Five Bodies Of M o b h c i * Family Discovered In Abandoned Mine -SAN tyBGQL Calif,, jan K< (A *)-D eipsisd u William K. Cook, lUifwiled killer p| right |r#«ion«. liiuMl'il ill and meek in jail here today ai sulhoiitiei piepatnl to p n n lindhergh law kidnaping charges agiinil him. Alrnnil rimullanroiu with the announcement of llie r»-ronyir|*t r«|dut* in M eiirn, fame wind yeslatday that the bmh»i id all live member* nf the C a ll Motsei fami­ ly, whn Iw jr charged with miinleiipg. hid been finind near Cmik‘» home lawn of Joplin, Mo. Ditrovrred in water m an unUteri mine rhafl were the hodier of Monet, I I ; hri wile, Tlielma 2V ; Ronald Dean, reve»| C’.iry f a i l , five, Altai 1‘amrla Mu*, llltee. All litd hern *h»l. the pa tent i and older hnv having (tern Im-uw I ami gagged lu ll. They wete la«t ie#a alive with Cook tome two weeki ago. lh * (W in g nf tlifll b'wd-rnaked auln near Tul'«. Okta., |*n. I loiirhed off in rihauilivr reaifli lot tliein and lh* 21 yeat old hadman. Conk waa llnwn Itete l»e»e jree fwrday and an«ign*if on lerteitl rhatges nf kuipafiing. fl* aim tr ekafg*tt with fleeing In a mill piMerutinn on a that** nl mu*alariny lln le i! f |Vs-»y, I V JWatlle «al*rm«n, near fflyllie, Cali/.. Jag- 6, and flight In avoid ^toirrutioa on Oklahoma inlilwtt «h*tg*i- A heating wai i*t lot Gant told ranorlwU he eouldnT tkemi-er anything for two week* [Ur "| got drunk with a man l» lf*h* I Cal If. I ChrtMmas night," III with dya*rd*ry, he had a **r of (til. t h * iteeperado *u hmIt led in at Jt wllhnul g atrugfl* M*mdnv N n THttgng troll** chief Frang*w KraiW Morale* and a noarc •fWWl*d him mi g r»f* at Santa WMli. a aMall mining lawn two HW h*l*w lh* harder mi (hr California penlnagli. W hh C m * Jg * r* **J Jamei Knrk* umim, hnfh nf F I N f Mild Conk had twa prosper. and Forrr«< Centra, Call* atonna.i th.-* IH o a aadott I n mil** Mo-* th* |fw*t «Mt dan. f and furred th*- i»vMri of matured I M n f. *av(jo v e r n u r U y rn e fi log* buildi tu I opt ill it* til a« log In* letest If they hold their bonds In Stead of rashlng t hem. Th# plan I* •miliar* * r il« Waal Itearlassa craw t a w e a rl tween IP ami 2d Ira railed up even will require congressional art too. we act liefure lire Snvirtr rtrik#," T V Henat# agreed lo dispose If #«m* nf them are husband* or »#»l Tuesday of a raaolntlon b Mid the man who *• rccretary v,” have other dependent*. W hirry of •late met many lune« with Ritrrian John mn aim remarked that l(rpul>liran M n wm» membera of t'nmrrr--. miahl Nebraska opposing HUpalrh of U. diplomat 1 . lie willing to roll up Iforbt War A. ground lmop* to Europe with* "We imn 1 rouse our 11 lends in II veteranr with *Js month* nr mil prior congressional approval Kurofie (and) tmprrir on them leaa service If mine of that a n that the lime has mine in rto|r over am* nr In rnmliat. Earlier, Johnson vol-Jr-il .lh* Mr talking and Ir*win a* line." Ire raid. i r m l a a l r r » a r a re Ooer fen*, f'p n rliiirn l f,,r . .u . -mini' On the home finirt, fiyrnet ion up with a rlefalleit legislative of Hemil, lh# Allies were mittarln, leiuled there should Iw ipi delay • • ilrafi nf It* ptopnial fur univer­ military frapp-*. They mold nut hnhl along the freezing wages ami pricea. Th* sal military Service ami itainliitr. Mranwhlic the gnvernnietil'* ftllli Parallel for Inalanre because Woild War II ih ln lo r id einnomb hoii'lng rlllef, Itaymorirl Foley, the Chines* had the men In Isolate llahili/atioii and war iii-.hililalion urged approval nf a r<iolr«ver«ial and rut off disable front line -irfm i* hmi«ing mill* Rather than a •lamtin-* intiited that every day n u ll a nrngirtm, allhmigh hr aalil only light, the Allies pulled hark out f > lier/e it ilelivrd "there aill be limiter) line of it may lie nevea immediate range. mole inripuhfi. luirher pipe, and A h lt t t r Ifl-day ramiialen *aiv for the time being. aikhlional (in li lo the lalpayer." around I he rammunlr-atlom renter Hut IterntH-raf I.- Henalr-r Hn1*i 1 1 In addillon, to- ci-itlnued, "our nf Wofiju,*Mrpr alianduhed In th•on iim-'lloneil whether ('niigree.r l!i da, ended the laleal outflanking hope muil l-e tliM the national ought Ir approve Pre-ldent T m Admlulrtrallon wdl pot urge man*# heo-lng program al g tirne Ihreal. f’omoiunUt column* pour- cither imliliral ......... or wlien "we fgee one of tin* worst log down ventral Korea at one Soriallalie pnigrains which a ir ferlol threatened to sweep behind Inflation ihrrni* " certain to divide our |sey|de" Foley de-Viihrd the pingmiii .i- the luilkk of Eighth Atm y fnreeIn any rvi-ot, liuwivrr.O-Houlh largely “ standby in rharaetr r *' ]mil IIti- nnulhward of Hemil. There now ha* Ireen aufflrleul Car-diM* will "loyalty -uppurl th* For I lie present, he 'aid r m tli foieign fmtii y of thr government eurli*. on I,nil-linn inlelil l-n re time elnrr the f’hlneae first struct of the (lulled State*?' he pro la veil In id,rain nee*le,| hnii -,11- fill the hulk of Allied foreea In mired hare lift Korea, if that had l«#» In drfen-i n i' i • "Unity" In au|i|M>i 1 of AineiRolierl-mi drrlared inf Ini i— tire plan. III*!, ad the Tenth t'nrn 7 rrarnnlrd from llungnam, ha lean foreign policy is essential, "might lie a rnlnnu na a •' l-een rent haek In Korea and one he aald, ami “Is not only tmr duty, fegt mi I he hat lie field” nod itinatidrd ihe tVhPe ||nn i- rlar tfy t f II a outfit* haa Ireen In net Ion. II I' our great opportunity." lie asserted that “a united Te Allies have kepi the t’ommuwhat lie railed a pullet rnnfllrt Robert "nil aid If luighl to lie olala nff halanre with a aerie* of Amerlra la livlllialm ii'a last clear nnwle rlear whelhei the Admlnl' •harp left Jab*. One nf the*e al­ chance fur aurvival" while '*» tint Inn la nrniw.sliit* tn auperlm ready haa regained a email bile of divided America la the gtcairrt tirrllory armmd (Wan and Suwon temptation lu Soviet roni)uest." nn*e "enntlnueil mavinrnn |irr«t>tnetting ijieclflc ale-iit Kurop**i They have hull! up a ronllnultiv Hurt of rimaumer pond " *iieW ,1 flyrnea urged; bridling— on g piogram ralllm- loll nf itijiirie* with air amt an il I* nr *-*#olt; and rhonprd up at That thr W atUru HcputlU' fid- up In I nil WelfiW fa'a, f„r ,|. fen*e uiiletlal a* In fleon-l ll lacking fnrrra with stubborn “li* treated on terms 1,( niualilv'* gmiiml rrlatenre around Wonjn tiecauir its peple “if treated fulr Nothing that Pi Idml Tmingii hgs a-t:e,| for at le a l llrlJUgl. where the lliilr had at leaat a four ly, will fight with u-v.' tn (M ic tiuinrrleal advantage. That military supplies shnhl rtOrt.ttOfl III new l* t i" . lhdn*it»oli These are not tier laetles of gM Im- amt to Spain "a* rapidly a* deeland that neither lin es not Alloy leaving the liatllefield postpoaaihtr" alncr ''Huain ha* more ware pih •• control* -•-old " tr-m the tide nf Inflation If we are 1"* on dr. Hut other withdrawals air divisions nf trained soldier* (halt -ipeeli-d, a* lh* Alliea pull bark any one of the We*tr-rn Kuropran In- In |Miur over the |inrlpl>e" governnienta” hlllinii* nf dollars In new htuislnw That “we should seek thr* efrilil friendship of Tit ami furnlih mlHThe |irnp,,-e,t ln-i-inr i,i»,eiism (ary supplies to Yugoslavia," would Inereaar tiv fn.rwMi immi.immi That “ *-■ -I nut Id ilnpira* iiimiii the mortgage In-ntaore nnllrility HritaIn, France and all the W es­ nf the Frdrrul Mnualng Admlhl* tern Romp* that wc want lh* trallmi ( F I I A I Tin Insurguee American soldier* who light la Would gadsl private industry In uppMM aggletaiuh lie lire NtheiaUc Ihi- mnelriirMon nf dafetive greg Communist* f Cuv-ia home*. Free f| Iiiaiiawiiee. aupplgnl linr the World War II NHthmal ’ huuld lu- willulrawii If the lin liHrrvlre l.tfe Inaiirative tN H I.lt ■d Nat Inn* I* unwilling promptly prom»ni, wn* approved unitul mnuslv today tiv the Hnnae Veternna ('nmmlltre. -It I* the gerund time tin- new •ervlee ln*uraneo nronosal hg* Iwen fepoited favorably by lh* rornmltl**. It |w»«»erl llw llmtae wllhnul It diaarnllng Vote ill the flnalttg day* of lh* la*t Pongr**a. Imt nnt In lltn* for llw Beiml* t« art nn It The hill give* nutnmalle ItA nnti t-dasnpfiy m-tlel- ■te 'g ll rer vlermen now nr tn lh* fuliir* 011 »rt|t* duly. S n retaK Hp-'er *‘ t ed *» (he ▼*» tf if rav” gr part r t the '4p|Inl*r» tVmV l n't iHiotllug phn«, eaid •Vvtrv ‘m.„,,.r „f reVelOte * is U in r eons hi* m l. The lir a 1.111 v l***w-l irpllcd atmt laity to idhei ipur'llmt* at a new' ropfeiriiee • I hiiiI what pre|*W»w Id ■ rid- ■are dtaftlog In ral** th* Uli.mtOJktrt.tgW uf new revenue -s*tid nunliUI, It* aslrsl hV tiv I'trePlrol Ptreidenl TtuniMiII* did aay definitely that pugging e|iMiph»lea" on present Itwa would tw • matter nf flr*l rooshlerallim. Hccretary Hnyder llag .agld n* hop** tn announce "within Jh* lie at Ml -Uya" a plan penniltlng Kxpennive m m m m . . •* 1 « «•-.** to Jsclar# China an t t p m e r , a u lU d u our A ir Tcrca u attack th* supply h a a n c i th* *n*my, and join in Moekodlng China." It* aald km ta aware "tom* of ur Alllra fear If CWna ia declar­ ed an aggreaarw and th* A ir Fort* aoihorlted to bomb aupply has** in Manchuria, it may provoke II tm-a to w ar." Hut, h# argued, "that (a th* count*I of fear which I reject. If Ku-tia I* ready and wlllli lling to make war on the United Nation*, she will want no u u tt tx sa s * .“ T-m-hing on the race ipw-ti-.u which hear* on state educational mailers, Hyrnes said "It is our duty I- provide for lb* races cute tantlal equality In tchool farUlllfa." . It al«r| It “ wise," he declared, U-ati*# tire atala constitution "pi-vide* there shall he separat- thunlt for white and roh>rr<l children. Mure Ilian half a century ago lire U. H. Supreme Curt held that »uch a prvislon was not In nmfltct with lire United States C-n titution provided the farill It- fur the ra rrr are erjual." A former Hupretne Court jus. (Ire hlmrelf, Hry nr* •tpret-ed I- I - ihsl tribunal will turn down ai-i-ral* In ra - which ae*k "lu ai-uli-li r <rt 1 cation In a ll erliiMile." II was critical of lire aatluiml Admlnistrathm for directing the Alduey Orneral'* office to Inlet o ne t-eforr the court in an effort In “declare unconstitutional any law requiring separation of lie rare*." , "What the feadera of the Admmhtralkui n f trying to cenlrnlise rr-iiiiiimted, "is that rt :h*V sue reeri MiatMhihing Wgreeatom tlrey pill thereby end»nL;-> rh* putdlc echool vy trm - in Matty otriew." IJymea who resigned from Frt i-len Trum an’s Cahinet in Hisagreement * v r rariou . t natters hm previously oeesiacd 4h* Ad tniiiiairailon f I gi-vernment Mid It Wan encroaching stale*’ right* guaranteed by the Cuin*litUflOU, llyrtm , now 7?. i-sld the guv enmrship of hi* native »tate will lx- hit- last public offlc#. C o l u m b i a ' n * n , j» n . i« fil'i Jamea F. Ityrnea, Ip lx- coming guvernrat of Hmilli Kar­ olina today, swore that he had nm engaged In a duel *lnr* IHHI. Ill pledged himself alnu not tu *nu# In ad in a duel as principal or wc- i« irquireU by th* state condilution. Byrne* look this pledge: "f do aolrmnly swear that I have not since th* first day of January, In th* year of I N I . en­ gaged in a duel aa principal, second or otherwise; and that I will not during lh* (arm of office to which I nave hem elect - ulal u< tdhetnitr." The iart recorded duet in South Carolina waa fought with pistol* in IttO. ilyrnea waaotlrd that “th* ovvrwhelming majority of colored people in South Carolina do not want lo force their children Into while schools." JA N . M , IM ! DR. C. L PERSONS Optometrist E Y E S E X A M IN E D G L A S S E S F IT T E D lit th Palm H I* Ava. l our lh I i/iy our )or ‘S i ...m nl fo r w ars to tome! • t*i( Hiti digs a*4 *(«i nusik »* 7HU A m erica stated a ep tea t/ 1951SIUPEMKER60MMANDERTI W% up tn p o w e r a n d p e rfe rm a n c * ! W% •c o n o m lca l in g a t a n a u p k a a p ! \ ftm m o th e r b s ig t lll b n ! " ' It n#v«r ir**#*!* any premium fuel I Itt "miracle ride" it a ttand-outl tf* the V-B value No. 1 for ’3 1 ! It't priced lower than you expect I lo r g w il M # n « c a r i l D D V iA M M O T O R C O C H U N K 1670 A JE ST IC ’S IMFORTKD PURE LINEN S U I T S Imports* p u n Hu m M alM tkt in Hw iw w n l col*n . . . tasOm ray Mllmwl and Tabiilud fo , wrinkb-rMlttanca. th * dim •k ill it *m y I* walk In. Enjoy th , luaury ol a purs lim n full — at a marvelous price! lach comet in pink, aqua, oggtholl, lornon, luggago, white, navy and Mack. -- ^ rr- *kll *} 1 ( f iT f j ’r 't’t * , :i * car ami tl*d Ih i' car W it the Imrdcn bard** tad 49 mUoa baluw th* h treadr (fft h r lit# pra»|Wetitr*4 whin*. ,- , K ••U ' Ihla wo* th# toil tangible >ln* ta CjokN whareahwit* until th* klhf k»*n r*p*rted arcing thr** w ith M V F M b lo ck ____ I 0 5 .i l ____ r_ o rtd k v l t t ^ d Ihwvrt and far w*M, they »«*• ml h* rkHioinH b*l*w lh# t«r to tho rown4«d coilor. Tw o H a p * of Hi# hipllno. fo r city or country doing*. • * ^ iM �THE h i U n ity T h e n In {M ran g th —- To Prelect Ik* Pqx* of the WeeId; T# FtM M r Ik* P m w W America. Ta P rd w a PrespatUy far Sanford. W a n te d AN VOLUM E K n U b lb h e d 1908 X X X X II W EA TH ER Warmer inri generally clear) this afternoon ami tonight. Thurs-{ ■la) partly rlondj and warmer. Bitrirrste. variable wind*. bertim- f inf easterly la southerly. ilif* r a U i I N O K P K N O E t r r O A II.Y N E W S P A P E R _____________ S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A n so cin lrd W K D N K S D A Y ' JA N . I" . I!*',I i'r w t l.ca-wetl No. 10ft W ire Allies Consolidate 1^ Oii* Price And Wage Freeze With *■ Gains As Reds Build T o M o v e O u t R o l l b a c k To January 1st Is Considered By Administration Up Assault Forces C a p t. D. v e a ls Be lied lank-infantry raider team*held firmly today lo liner western Korean outposts within striking range of 120.000 Chinese Red |t troops. The scouting forces are on the third day of a mission to test en emy strength sooth of Seoul. They ran into their lough.:! fight Tuesday at Suwon. The U. S. Array chief of staff. Genera) J. Lawton Collins, watch­ ed allied tanks, troops and war­ planes rout a 1.000 man Red garrison force there. Suwon is 17 air miles south of Seoul and closer still to the mass­ ing ana of three Chinese argues south of the Han R im and the old Korean capital. The Allied raiders swept t«» Simon and— with Allied war planet ilrading the fleeing R ed .— inflicted $00 casualties in an hourg long skirmish. On the central front, a sp oil ssaid Allied forces still occupied Ymgwnl. 30 milrs southeast o( Wonju. ' Collins saw the Suwon fight on hb tour of Korean baltlefronu. f k and General Hoyt S. Vandrnberg. U. S. Air Forres chief ol staff, an leaving for Wothmntnu • Wednesday night after llseir be*Ikfrosn tour, and a d A m c e * berk* with General MacAtthur. Two other Washington I ’entawon general* visited the rront Wednraday. They are l.t. General Walter Oedell Smith. Central In­ telligence Agency rhlrf, and MnJ. General Alexander K. Bolling, V . S. Army Intelllnflct heitd. All four arrived In Tokyo 8nn. uoy for high-level copferra<<r» and <€ on-the-spot viesra of tho Korean sear. An A. I*, field dirpntch said leading atlacL columns swept on Suwon from two direction* and mowed down manv of the «urpri*ed rh ln o o in the open. S o n * r r » raughl without their gun*. “ They ram* seurrylng Ilk. tr.li "Ut Of houses In all direct k m .1 " * lieutenant raid. aia. tiled tanks UoW on .. **B Allied ,h# T r l »a,tH Ww ‘ r L i > y t ll>lf ars County De Makes J. F. McClelland. chairman of •ho County CommltMlop^aiutounc rd this moral .. Seminole Cttanty X4,, frg 'ltlin 1 had pre*ent«l requests ---- sis for the rprim ., ary and serunda m for . this year to Chair'm a n Alfred __ ed ... A. ___ MrKethan In Tal Ia has* re yesterday, tYoaant with Mr. MfCMtoml At liw* iiicvtinf w tri Comvniiiion- »ihj °w ■ vi, Ejis* nief, BCMton L F. 0®ric and Rep. M. I T fmH h. •W n will bo advised la te r of the outcome of the meeting," maid N rs. McClelland, gpd h« added th at he had b e e n ^ g ry plrasc<l with the reception given Mm arul - the delegation. Contract for Grapeville Avon will ha let on Jan. 35, PH road requests Ji___ , Celery and Geaova pro(ram * and a m s ,: Geneva Lake Jessup, be made a primnry. farm to market highway prejaet. Oliver D. Oilvrr D. Gibbs, is on the Orlando a t the Inral Hc-y a t lOitU ..■clock rakSf 111 A rslirvd eanu, er, In- had liven ... the port nin* year*. Lorn Jan. Id, tg?0 119. . ItervWing u mt D ay R cr P ro p e rty T o T aken N avy * S ± ? S S £ g AchesonSaysU.S. A ir Force C o u ld W * S 3 a 5 ! J * 0bS?aN ° " Strike S w if t ly , TOKYO. Jan. 1 7 Al ­ Troops To Europe Vandenberg Says T. O n O ver By M ay 1st Owners nf businc-trs ,tl the Jian fnnl Nsv«l Air .Stilimi l« gsn rn*lintt pl.»n» In i.ira tr thprrinise, in the nr*r fulutr follow ing tlw annnnntrmrnl here yr tenky by Cspt, D. T D.iy, coin mender of ihr J.ilMMotllr N s i.l Secretary E x p l a i n s Retaliation Would Be 1 Air Station, ih n ,the. Sanford Sta rmin he ready lor occtipaqei Immediate In Case I hon U. S. Support Of by thr Nacy on M«y 1 U. N.’s Cease Fire Of Sneak Assault T. F.. T u ctri. |irr«iih-nt of thr T O K Y O . Thursday, Ia n . |T— hV>— I’rlpln* radio said today the Chinese Communist regime had rejoetod the la tost United Notion* Koroaa ceaao-ftre pro­ posal. It said tho U . N. firepoint proposal* for peace in Karea and other Far Eastern Is­ sue* wna “Impossible.** WASHINGTON. Jan. 17 (iP) Secretory of Stair Acheron * kJ loday liter* u no obligation on the United Stales under the North At­ lantic Treaty to eatabliah largr U. S. military forces in Europe. Acheion alto told a news con­ ference that he does not think there is anything for the Senate to ratify in the North Atlantic treaty arrangements made at Britssell last month for organiiation of an inter­ national European defense forrr I k added that perhaps ratifi­ cation action could be taken on the form of the military command now headed by General Dwight D. Eisenhower. But he said Inal in the tense that this nation hi* promised other nation* to do some­ thing. titer* just isn’t anything for the Senate lo take fovmal action TOKYO. Jan. 17 < V P > - Gen eral Hoyt S- Vandenberg sassl lo­ ti* y the Air Forces lilrly would be able to strike back quickly against any unheralded air atraull igsinsl the United b u t,. msinlsml. "Evrn in imileclareil wsr," ihc Air Forte chief of staff told a news conference, “there would he certain indication* which, if pro­ perly utiliied, should pul u» in a position to retaliate almost immediately." He explained that i long-range air attack “ cannot be launched instantly." Vandenberg said he and General J. Lawton Collins, Army chief of stiff, would return lo Washington Wednesday night after their visits to the Korean front. He was asked if the United State*, being a democracy, likely would not be hit a surprise attack if a Communist enemy undertook direct nssaull on the United Stales He answered t "Yes. probably." Tha $2-yrsr-otd Grncral then jy k q iw w fsq ^ g g is if they wanlW l a i U ^ T U . ed him to go on and expand that Lata on Capital Hill on tho whole crytic two-word anawtr- Issue pf (1) whether the Renate Vandeubcrg said It wn* an Air should approve sending United State* rrinfnrrcmrnls to Europc Force maxim that offeme wns the for tho new force—as President lte*t defense. "Tho whole proof of defense Truninn intends doing— (2) whe­ ther that nrtlon U obligatory under against an enemy power I* attri­ the North Atlantic Treaty and (91 tion and destruction on the other whether Acheron ever misled the rnd,*v Vandenberg amid. "The Senate with respect to the treaty. American Strategic A ir Fore* Is A Senate decision on the troops- small but very efficient." He said the so-called "radar to-Europo issue appears likely to be delayed until after General the United States was Just going Elsenhower reports to Congress on In. He rontended there was a point his survey of North Atlantic de­ of diminishing raturns In spend­ ing for air defense and Intercep­ fense*. Achrsnn also said tho United tor* At Britain's best In the air S ta ir, supported the latent United "Battle for Britain," thr llrlti»h Nations irase-flrr proposal ns tn nevrr knocked down more than Korea In ordrr to "maintain the X per cent nf raiding German unity of the free nations agsln.t l*.ml«ei% The Germans never wrre aggression," .c*atitM « t a Pam* Mat Ache*o^de»nted muriratfjs^new- Coffin N iils Blamed C Of C Director* Hold A b Cause Of Cancer Meeting In Oviedo MIAMI BEACUTfu. n - i t P l Exresslrc cigarette MMktnr we* blamed today ax ona of the leadIng faetor* In the development of rnneer of the lung. Dr. Louis II. Clerf of Philadel­ phia, president of tha American I-aryngolofleal, Rhlnological ami Otologic*] Society, said tha aver­ age patient with cancer of the lung la Bkaly lo anplnln hit cough—an early aymptom of iho malignancy—waa caused by too much smoking. "But n cough Is net always due tn cigar *tUs. don't hid yourself, \* you have a persistent cough, you May 1. should have tlw altuaUm Inves­ Tha boom approved tmrtkl tigated," Dr. Clarf told tha Hon again this year In tlw Amer- cle'.y’a southern section meeting. lean Legion iponaond county fair “After all, Uw elleat aurgeoni and necepUa far study a have developed their art today do county roods by If. B . _____ Pope._ to a point where tl b quite safe Vico Proaidant Jack fla il was In to render appropriate treatment. charira of Uw meeting In tha ah- But, In spite of tetptnvewenta of sene# of Proaldent H. Jam es Gut. diognorls, we stfll fat many can­ who wna Ml. Oviedo chamber di­ cer riuwa later than we should If rector* served coffr*. sandwich» we era to carry ant appropriate and doughnut* to tha ttm iir rat" adJourunmnL Membership In the group in­ cludes eye, e*r. none and throat WATWtrRONT BLAZE specialist* from throughout the BALTIMORE. Jan. n —t ^ - A Uatted States and Canada. wartime ammunition pier and a historic troopship swept by BATHHtlfJSEH dleaatfoaa waterfront blaae w TOKYO, Jar- «-(Snv—Tokyo* -till tar«eta today for ton* of M F mlsle httkhoUM operators weter fn w fire aoaeu. Bat tha are gnlug all-out fnr customers. lota waa almost absolute. Enticements Ineludt: milk hatha The *6,000,000 pier which at 10 ys* faVmt three cents U. fir* , last e* ‘ tU i in * saaji, mineral water, the fin dapar'awnt froe tea and baby-*Uf*is for ..-sitin g the wroek- young-mother trnda, age lo the l-ottom. Now, to top tkim all, a 1300,The daeetnmlsaioood (rantport 000 throo etery larhlsh bath Is Gronro Waahla^tM, which ear- under eonitroctWh. It will offer lied ell thev, plot] \l» . A “perfuMf ktete" .A u b a n t Eighteen Sanford bustnei era met last night In Oviedo’s new Mrmorial Building with nine bus­ iness men from the latter commun­ ity when the Bemlnole County Chamber of Commerce staged Us January Board of director* meet­ ing, firs t of several planned throoghot t .lie county. A derailed report on the status of the Sanfui-d Naval Air 8 is l Ion was p reran too ty Clifford McKlbbln and George Touhy. Chamber Manager Ed Whitney was Instruct­ ed to offer every assistance to ten­ ants required to vacate buildings which th e Navy alii take over on Burma Surgeon Is Sentenced To Six Years In Prison D uo uc tgo ir u Is C n r t v i r t r r i n f A ir lin e r C o n v ic te d O f A id in g B u rm e se R e b e llio n I'rinshl-I^iughlon Mtmoti.il M»»'pital Asioeialion. anmiiinced lit'' morning that thr iiiuatiun irgartfing the hoi|iiul at lit* *ir,>ott will be di-cuiird at the aimtial mr. ing of thr A<>iM-MtNin lliuradi) aflrrno'in si J ;0 0 n'rl-ct in ti< rommuiinnrn' mom at thr Co'iii . te hi Ute C ltr h»n fnK-ci on .. fi. t tin,- of de­ fense In Kurone won unnitivnl to iluv of eonttmslonul Democrat* « ho divided over hi* domrslic D e fe n s e C o u n c il S e e k s F iv e M illio n F e d e r a l F ro m A g e n c ie s 1 8 -Y e a r-O ld D ra ft WASHINGTON, Jan. IT— — Ihr Hoo-r voted appro,at lo. da) fur Ih r Nat) tu hulld a I l*nl aircraft carrier rapablr uf launching plane, earn ing the alum bomb. W ASHINGTON. Jan. 17—'/Th —T *o noted educator*, testifyin* in Ih r face of murh Senate ojpioBtort. strongly rndorstd today Ihc propo*“l draft IS rar old* Into Ihr armrd forces, larold W. Ihoids. president of I'rlnreton L'nlversity, and K arl T. l omptop, chairman uf the rswporatlon of the Massarhusrtl* Institute of Technology, both urged Congreus tn mart imniedi*iel, the universal military service and training program proposed by the Defense Depart­ ment. J 60 Day*s Needed Bv Farm Workers For Security Benefits I 'iiidcn(ifil'd Nu^ro Is Discuvurud Dead Serious Fire Causes Big Orlando Damage French Casualty Of Indo-China 1 Air Force Swum pod By Eager Volunteers WASHINGTON. Jan. 17 -h it Because It. IridortrinaHun ten te r. arc Jammed following heavy volunteering, the Air Force havirtually halted c n ll’Iriient rrp t by men with prrvluuy Air Forve service. AnnoiinIng this tad night, a a|tokr.man .alii it f. hoited Ihau.pen.lon ran »>o lifteri alwuit Felt. I. Besides arrepting per»unne| with previous ex|teriencr. Hut Air Force It also continuing to a crept applicant* for the Wom tn's Air Force am) young men wlio I.avr been appointed to avia­ tion cadet enurstrs fnr pliola and navigators. Both the Navy and Air Force Imvo reported heavy rpll.lmenta roeently. Early in January imlli limited volunteers lo about 1,000 • i 1 •~- at IiN T . •Hat Oea- Vll>rn<v " ‘“'l fot bv eon.n itratio n uf Amet-K A ir F o r c e T o E x p a n d T o O v e r 95 G ro u p s : D r. C o m p to n F a v o r s • lew*. T A I.L U lASSIX. |an. 17 t.l'l RANGOON, B um u. Jan 17 Southerners aiuJ "Fuii D ialers" id*' A Muttna i-nut lodiv jinfg- who commented nn llv in r,' in- — Tlir Cabinet llodyrl ( oinmiietl Dr. Gordon Seaguve, World niigtirnl sih lrn * yesterdsy ** gov- rinii Pol tv ivutalively retnmmrndij S2h7.(HMI Im ri> it defenie. hut W.ir two** "Hutm.t SuiKCon,*' vrnor o( South C -ro lin s found com mon ground In the former Seen-gmllv of higlt lie.ivon The S l ­ 1*1 V of State*, uwertion that "it left tn thr l.rgirlvturr the ipiri* yest ojd American .rntepervl i* not wise tit have our Army 'll- loot ol utpiopri.vimg V».fMKi.OOO to >er%r viv of hit rrnumini! year* \id<d la-tween Korea and Europe." fni vil rm l hrlter, itui ollirr cniSenator Brewster of Maine erernry meivurei. m priton for .udlnu loll Inlievmrn House. vtdrcfl one Republican vinvpulnt Hie amount irtnminended u the irlwllmit ajjaimt the Ruimrte gov- when he vsid ttvin e, had "made The lU liti of thr ho-| a >1 U *tu1 ri nine ill gieat rontrihlitlnn to pirb|p- fiipiir rripievlril In llte ilrfen'C very clrar st jiieient. hr ilriU rrd I (niim.il Im itn c rilM ............ . -a mini!! Sesyiavr', ■illoinvy raid he I hi itking. He quoted Capt. Day .u iniimstinK Senator George III-G at said fie S q MI0on rnir, Bfncv rnnlingenry yrsterdaV that the N aiv leatue'.i. would ippe-il the verdnI and that tie lin r, flytne, “ f* m llrrlv right . WASHINGTON. I m. 17 </V) lie evperlril the .,p|*d In I m- about the European -ituatlnn.' ',,m' that the civilian (Mqiulalinn hai1 Ihr fm rrnm rnl will itnlrr 4 Till* tine* not mean. George added. Ih r council dot i« •'•eting 1'.have hotpilal ami mlrmh-it to h hraul in about lin er w erl. Mean­ the Shandonmcnt of the Far Kas* 000.000 to lie matched by -in genetal p iltr 4111! wipe frrese while die dot tor Wjv irluinrd t*> to ( ‘(min.unisRi. as co^>|ieralivr av pomhle. within the nrxl five ur six day*, a ' ripi.il sum iront the federsl Rot tii-oigv al*o applauded, a* did higli-lrvcl government tourer reOommUvinnei Atidrvw ('lanawav jail Humithicy iD-Minn). cinmeal, to to n d n n l tiiellert rml tHiilril today, ■aid till, mornint.* that fnpt. Dav Ho i ouit hnmd Se*)!lavr guilty Senator had stated there I- a poaxIMlitt of two nf llitrr chsigrt ayatlivl Byrnes* rail for uo imnietliate pro, iife tnriiicnl. It intpnriatino. A roll-bad uf p u iri lo Jan. piler-wagv frrere. tlyrne* nenril communication «n<l other eme ■ of something In-ing vvorkeil out If I levrb is millet ronittler.ilion, the prraent hospiial I r--nee,| a m i lorn ll ventrni eil him In m yeat- during World W ar 11 n, war mo- germ rcrticer. from th? rest of the Station with at hud l.ilmi on nnr inttnt. and Id 11rat ion director. tlii< 0 H in. 1l said. Governor VVsrrrn romin**Pied a separate entrancr. However, llum ptiii i and tieiirgtone yrar nn the ntlier, with the Ihr decision wa« allithtileil to paitrd rompant un Byrnes' exlb,l in thr evenl of sr, it would l ltatlrv I. W ilion. dttriliir ol the Mirhael Gin-on. general man­ •m in o r. In run enntutrenlly. pra„cd ho|te that llte Supreme ager of Flmida Fashion*, tevaul 1 he veidiit tim e a, .1 (tun Court will turn down iippoali <n become 4 national emergency anil (Jlfice of Defcnir Multili/alion. He rd that nffhials of Ids eonipatn government wriild tr|Miitrdlv is convinrnl that lieilh* pi etc ill pi or. Mm) |ie|ioni hrtc i ease, which seek lo uladish rare the frdrial have )intielputed the imi,*II i IIK' "have to vhoulilei all llte Inmien. riper In l hi* .«(iinlls1 Nut*e *< gragntiop in lie Huutii, moving from the Naval A ir ri voluntary nur piete-mesl •■<*«• l l ’iiiltthiey. Net rjiary ol .*'laie R. A. Cray Hub ran stem ihr inflationary lion, but hnd hardlv thought itnm hit liotjutal wept si the comt I r ,|li l,‘l»L., 1 * 'it stn-ng supiMirlvi ’ J"1 , . , 1, „ i , •*' ''M* “ sir D eal," rverntly urged deil.trril no arlmn riiotllil le la lin It would In- this soon. lor an lioui nol j Ii i II rrsd »t» l',,.,lijriit Tinm an to .et up by ex•urge. “ We are glad to do a tn thing In iudgm-nl iwlore » pu kr<! rAg'* veutivr order p F a ir Kruplovnient Itetaioe Ivy the lime the Isgitl*Economic Stsbdwation Admin* our power t« aid In the defense room I'rattiro* l uaynlsiion (F K P C t lo tilir meet, in Ajiril the interna- idialor Alan Valentine was »e effort and ara arranging tu move -MUregalion iu tum d itii*lM,n ta*v |< i Itanucl. IHtitril rnvib to r itrv out thr oar opr ration* ns »MMi a*><W*it3F ,Vagrave Writfat^'ffiw v ^ t H m ?iM ^im^•«S and H n d " industry, Gaorgr i, Atlumr-v General Hhharsl Fr- atrni-tbr-road 1 riling onlerv, drttu lorstlun* In downtown Hanford. vtiuealiv Only hi* moving prw mu* •i , Igormi, F F .rc opponent. lilt ,uggr-te-l it may he wise to We will lontluiM- to rmplui *11 ,»f cle» IrHl.vfed *nv ferlinj, rto tietogin senator, a ini -mi tirr n-h the l.egi-lature to autltorl/" pitr GSA’» latk ol enfnnement the |»cople now on nur payroll, and lint afl.-r tin- |iidgi > left Ihc «f Go Foreign Itelatlom Obmmit. thr t'atiin-t |n u-r any fiiml- In th* litaihiiteiv alttl »l.ill if our pr»-*»Vil fnrera-t foi this lee. -aid Byrne, seemed to lie "on i vent iif ii national emergency. courtrrwmi. fo told rrp-iilrrI V t a iliH f n , n „ t * « i llteie had hern n ilir i |tres|ir"I .(or,rid- hope the Ainrilrati -omul ground'* in declaring Hint Tlo- r'aldm l alsu rerormnended I It,ut* that prue-wspr control, “••Mr filler, ghoulal I k o jllulin» n pooh will out Jnd(j.. the Jpe-'Ot' tin- full reiiue-t "f XlilUJHKI fm of llnrma liy tti,1 iirfinn, uf few If Hie t.'nitad N otion . |. unwilling the Governor’s Higlnrav Safety woiilil be applied whenever the llm Burmese people,’n n ; ptvinptl)' to derlm e f'tdna nn »g. Conference after Warren salil IS A mustered a >Uff aide lo hand"I lawr N'khsl pte.snr, mallei for (Ml,” ......... ..................authorise . . our. An- -Fune - - - - "Next In the war effort, I don't !r the regulation.. Around the \torl>l th,- ilaetni',» “Gaik thu supply hioe. <,f (he know of anything except the e s - , Th*- e prediction, were L.uiarteif n» h>- ho.plial in NnmWuckadlng srntlul function* nf government | v ntked »«> the ri.e in food price, Ihat'a got a higher priorirtv than lo the highest |inlnt in Atnrricnn khnm on Aug. '.*0 had -hoe' limit nn.!. of adniirri, of ' h e 1 Senator MrCIvllan lll-A rk t nui.l to stop these killings on the high­ Mvtury. Farm Mother, muvl wort 1.0 fann^l surgeon, who wa« decorated he approvr*exactly the line of ways." The KSA has turn making proday* and earn at lenvt %Ui in Both tho rivil defense ami high­ gre- toward gathrrlog a .taff ra»h In every three month's i • hv King George. V I and the U H. {■*' F.a,trrnaction suggested by government for h i. heroism dur* ” rf*ic». way safely program, are new tu handle control*. lod In order tr» gel rontlnuoo. ,, ride ffuinp|inry said lie couldn't services. They have hern operating Vnlenllpi I ’ li wi-eli- ng" -piVHoeial Heeurily eredit, t’nul Weav­ Imigle retn-at from IliitniTi In i •I’o t' with all of Byrne,’ ptoinier, reprv-t’ntaMvc „ f the S-x-iut It* l". i muter apedal emergence appro­ *sf a prop" at hy lit ■p t h t ia ld H *al, fm the Far Fast, he <ahl thr Si’iig■ a• ■ , uho tied «|ietil ui’-re ,< t Mlelipt I V. ftiHelle, fuf ti ti-f.l• Senirtry Adnilidsliation in lo tlien ','6 year- giving oo-Mr*l mo South (''irotina governorV -presdi priation*. purnr)', .hldny priyt trrese tin lait-hi tidd member, of th. sAn apuiopriitUoM of I.Mi.iiou u» "Inilleales that despite diffr-rnr, Inolr Count) Farm HmeMii .ml to th*- |liirii»e>v peotde, '*.1 fouml oil dome,th- Itani't there i, a ion .ipproit'l to keep the Forest Hill gloilf.ti* the * gnu's larked the manpower and field organisation It msII h vi S its Paar flw-,1 Vvlerana-on-tha-Farm t'la - »t godly of a'ding IM *I Km ! i “ eider aide arra of agreement In |mlbv adjustment*, violation a Joint tneeling at thr Henitiioh' tribe-men when their foreea tn among Ih-uiocrat* on foreign poli­ ca r., ami "hardship" a|>p«als, High Kt IohiI Farm Imlliling t 11*•l* raptured Nnmt ham. near the cies." Ih lull of the eonlr Inplated night, lie was Inlrodored t. y Chinese-Burmese frontier. In his Inaugural address, an ft-tjc were not divulged wbeth­ The court illtc-l that hr atdeii John I’lervon. part idly pteparetf before President el M temporary laffnlt -ueb «, Work a flr r Jan. I, 1061 will llo-m hv'K illin' them >mgir*l in* Tinman'* budget message berime MIFalle sllggmitrd. nr a loora bv counted towanl Horlal Herutlty at rum rn it ami nicllral supplies pulille, liyrnei c g p rrtsrd hope tin An mihleillltird N igra Held as long na the worker rontinor, mill through J teller to * nnrsi Truman Admlnialratlon "will not vyorlvr. who bail eome heir ye • pvrmaoenl tsitangemeol El,ew here U wn* tliselnsed the V threatening h«-» ur'r-* to work for th* same farm opr*, i! Ilf grill , r I. ,!,i ' ,irKr either political propovals or It nitty wflcrmton, , it- firlptl tles-l Air Enter plan, to e.pand Its shr , . s, atnr, he said. * roornii g huit.e ut Ista* We l in ' lH .1 l ’ S aiali.tle p rogram , whirl.. ara tlength I-. P6 to B“i group, of rrrU )n , , ,„v|,|(. If the worker, after quallfytni; tie. io the hospital a r t, nth Street , t,rIy thi . mull plarn and P7l.0<Xi officer-tfGcera anil Brought to RnogtHin , rer.trnl , , i j u r T r l ‘ .„ . . . Thirl,-, for Koelal Hraurlly hy working ing, \V. K. Wat-on. justice i»r the lla a lla a s s fra Caga axis rtmtiuitously for three month, lad after Ms n rrr.t Itw tkrtor j,,,, ,h it |n Vhc Twlgct Je t- | mnee, Hiin<itinre,| today. for the same employer, rhanyi •pent six week, -offering h d e r , . uirtrM|npr , hU Congre.s art The Negro, »letut IP y ear, of unploy era, hr must again nullify r 'lX 'llh 'lu . t e l ? , aid tn education. ...... age, «*.< found tired In-bed l*y his defense munsel obtained hi pid-ory health Im uranee and other by working for three month, I* I rani Buttle, owner of tile room. fore the wmh with the new cm - release It a private rcsldrner. Ills "F air Beal" m easures thr Georgia ing house nl III*mi Wc.t Thirteenth ploy* loyer begins to m int for 8<wi*l attorney, former llunucie su ­ senator .aid ought tn Im laid a.!dr- .Strvol, who went to enll him to (n il. AN DO. Jan. 17--Mb One preme rourt Judge Kva« Mvint. in these critical time*. Seeurit Join » fit hi t ree. Juki Iviiodri*, ooper told of rtmfr • said he lost 16 |rounds In prison. R. As an ufflcc hoblrr of long ex­ foreman of the crew, could not of the worst fire* In Orlando Ilia* encct with Rrprescntatlrr M. n Ills trial oponesl Oct. 12. with perience liyrncs Is expected to give Ihr m an', name hut quoted lory *wept through two down­ Smitli, Senator L. F. Boyle ao-l the state hrlnp charge- ca'rylng play u leading role In registering him a* saving yesterday that he town warehouse, shortly after County Commission relative to maximum 4*iialtlra. for conviction the .Southern D«m<x rallr view. hud collie here from Los Angrle , I A. M. today leaving in its securing a faint-to market nmd nf death or hanl.hrnent. A month M»»t In the two year* Brocedln* Hilt B ridge, another Negro wakr damagr unofficially e,llm from Hanford lo Oviedo wit!, a later the charges were reduced to the next O rm inrallr Party presi- who occupied a separate bed In aled at nearly a quarter million Idsailw M r « i , wns1 ■ essinw * <n , m , seal fieri I ia I nufitinitlnjr convention. the vanii room with the man who dollar*. 1 te Cteb $267 WASHINGTON*. Jim. |7—oi’.— M i s s i o n a r yy Uee te m m II Ri wilt Thousand Is RecommcndedFor Byrnes’ Address Civilian Defen se ih n t h n u n . Democrats Split the CommtmBt-lsd VM Mtnh that Urn Rod Ttaxror f« -- day. D EER H U N TER MORRMTOWN, N. J . Jan. 17 — OF)— Nne Je rsey deer have a new worn- today na if hunters' (run* and fawn and arrows weren't enough. fU p . Yesterday two of them .trolled out Milo a runway at Morristown airport. DC-6 transport, condor tn fnr a torchng, prowlptJy killed Kj*U The t-uiisc hn« not hc-o de­ died, left early fnr work this termined. moo limy without knowing of the The fire occurred at the South death, -uid Mr. Watron. Street warehouses lra*e.| by Ao.nrlated Rrlnll Merchant • Food HANFOltD I’lltKS Inc., ami the GrahamThe Katiforil Fire lyepartm-nt Stores. I’niter Company. )i«d three alarm* till* afternoon Jnnrt Flrr Ciilcf M si'e Bennett tsid within two hour period. his rntlre force of t5 firemen bat­ line minute before noon they tled the blase for live nour*. were called to nut out a fire In Thr two building., which ad­ u I'JiO .Sluih-haker truck oil thr joined each other roveri d a I'aola iroml near ( iM>k'a Grocery city block. They* arc located own 1 Store. The truck, owned by K. Mumiel, wan laidly damaged about block west uf City IUII. tlie rah nnd wiring wav burned out arul glass broken. At 12:01 firemi'n were railed lo a gras* fire at Fifth HtrosB and loiiirel Avenue an-! at o'clock *o another grn*. fire at .Sixth Street anil N.aph Avenue, lasst night at 7 iU a'ctoek they pul out a fire In a /roe back of the Amoco Station, Second Street ami Sanford Avenue, w rong Sanford W eather High ; • .ttrday 63 lasvv todey 33 Rain 0U Total Jan. ram .11 Inch Normal Jan. rain, 2JI& iiwhes The Weather a n sw er JA C K fiO N V j LLE," Jan." IT Atlanta Bismarck Boston Brown*villa Chicago M O N T ER EY DARK. Ca!lf„ Jan. 17—(/T>—1‘atrick John Re­ ran uf El Monte usod the wrong defense, lie said hr waa drunk because he had Just had ei> teeth pulled and he couldn't stand tha pain. Denver Police Judge le tte r 0. Steers Let Moines thumbed through Rrgnn's re-) r*resno cord. Nrw Y o lk "You started havoing your teeth Washington pulled in IM S, be observed. "By JstkirnriU# UiU time you shouldn't have a It In your head. Ten days la Jail. Next cm " lamp* �WEDNESDAY JAN. 17. 1951 The Sanford Herald eaceai Batistas IslasS v .n p is M Meereseslsit re*. I sr.. art* t « k . raiesas. Iki»*n. M asts' Illy , *«. I.swla. The Herat* I* a arraiher ml iBr Aesselale* Preaa nfcleB la ealllled • ItlM ltrlr *s I Be ■*# ter re#aMIesllas ml all Ik* l«»'l *»•■•*• la l U i mmmmpmprr, a* a ril a* all At ^ TODAY* B IB L E f VKRHK The amaiiag charity and aympalhy and unocr»landlng of the Greet Nasarene lllu*lral«* God’s laflnlle love. When our parents forsake aa God will lake u* up! Neither do 1 foadeoln the#.—Jn. t ill. V m l you check loi llie Mtnli of Dimes* polio drive lu R. W. Oran* al ihe Hanford Aiismu N»- We •er w.'iC* bu-mploymcnl conipeMalptii went up 111.BOO Jut- ing ihr week ending Jan. 5. No wonder there is a manpower shorl Everybody in Florida knows dial unemployment has been virtually wiped oul in litis date during the past lea yean, that wages general­ ly are several limes higher liun they were then and that anyone who wanlr ■ job ran find il. Yet, according lo J. A. Murray in lb* Eisenhower And Europe The appointment of Gen. Dwight Ebanhowcr u head of the projected European army a; cant to be having mime effect European enthunianm. In hi tour of the capital* on the Continent, the general did not nubfltanllal arm* program*, but there appeared to he a lifting of *pirit* which in time couid be the baaia for real ilefennive activity. In Great Britain he found a tentative program, already outlined, calling for increa*ed defen*** experamuri.**. expannlon of the active armed forrea, and cur­ tailment of welfare projecta. Mere w m concrete evidence of u will for new effort*. But the British plan in not free from handicap*. The ilay’* new* which carried word of the new program al*o In­ cluded a report that Kcriou* shortage* of material* are developing in Great Britain, and that thene may dUrupt both military und civilian production if remedlea cannot lie found. There are trouble* with nupply of coal, nteel, electric l*iwer and nevenil other Item*. Apparently the maintenance of adequate .stock pile* and development of new power are thlnjr* which have auffered in onler that attention and ef­ fort might be centered on economic recovery in term* of the Imlance of trade. It i* likely that defen*e effort* which may develop on • he Continent al*o will be hamjiercd by physical nhortage*. Yet If the nplrit of determined co-ripcrution can lie awakened, that in Itself will la* a real gain. There ha* *eemed to la* much IndecUlon and aoathy In the European approach to the defenne need* whlcn engro** America. If the *pirlt were there, problem* of material* would *eem le** disturbing. MembtTs of the* Montana draft liourd have lieen pulling pressure on Uncle Sam to adopt their military view*. Two member* tleciinml Ui draft more men until the government “uned it* entire resources, imiutllng the atom bomb. In *u|>j»ort of the troop* in Korea." Governor John W. Bonner de*. cribeti thl* action a* "akin to mutiny." and a*ked for their ro*itfnation. They refu*ed, umi now have announced that tbev will routp*t In rourt nn order of flu.tpcn.tion, Uottud by Mnj. Genpral I a -w Ih B. iiershey, in tharjre of the ilrnft. Obviouflly thi* I* an example of a way to create havoc. Some other draft l*iard might decide that no land force* Nhmild be u*ed in Korea, und refute to coil up men until thl* view WM adopted. These rebellious draft board mem­ ber* have tfrandione idea* of their proper function*. It i* a wonder they did not auk the rea*on* for not us­ ing the atomic bomb. Many Americana who are not military experta know that *uch a weaimn might be wasted against deployed armies, and doe* the most damage when used on large ritie*. There al*o are security argument* again*t inlny it in Korea. The bomlwlrop|>er might take a little time off to liMik into thene mutter*. Motoriat* who think that police treatment Hometimea become* harah in the m atter of parking violation* and auch 000,000. The politicians like lo tell us how much better nff we are than we used to be, but ap­ parently b ild . more people dependent upon Male handout- d**a w«H Leerew *e*ff-e- -'-I fe«•art one Maadard ol living will decline (or everyone and ail the evils ol Ihe black market will ap­ pear. Something like lour or live million more workers are needed in American butinett. But all ol us can do our part toward boldering production by increasing our individual efficiency, by working longer hours, by avoiding absent*-km, feothfr-beddiag, and made- Muck. Dy JAMES MARLOW Pressuring Uncle Sam Flat Tire Discipline Die great tonal problem in lb' years lo come it nol unempluy ment. as-it riem* to those who srr 15 years hetmd the limes, bin a manpower shortage. Unlers tin* manpower shortage can be over come, prices will continue lo rise: load, clothes, and other merrhan- SPEAKING OF NECKTIE CRITICS-! World Government Indian* Calm Over Supporter* Cktse Proposal To Move Tampa Conference Bo n e s O f Osceola TA M PA . Jam 1 7 - iF H N )— Florida's bell vers In n law-hound world a* Ihe only way to prevent •ecurrlng war* and eventual do­ st ruction of civ ills at ion closed their Fourth Annual Assembly here where they drank of a veritable fountain of inspiration to rarry on in fare of strong opposition and world crisis. Prom the IM member* and adtnlrlnu guests of the United World FederalMe, Florida branrh, |I0,000 was pledged to carry on the A l the liana oil Pearl Harbor being produced MIAMI, Jan. 17— <ftp e d a l)Hemlaole Indiana here are nonrommlttal on the proposal to r* move the hone* of the famed trlhat rhief and warrior. O-rer.la from Fort Moullrle, 8. r . , to Florida. Osceola died at Fori Moultrie in January, IKW. A Miamian widely known aa a friend of Ihe Hetnlnole tribe but who asked that bis name not be nsad, u M be Ima approached the member* of the tribe to learn their dew* c t Urn proposal and ha* found some silent and ethers Sanford Forum rur*ed and swore In his denial. Then as the Irutn ui t'hii*l'* pre■lication of a short time, dawn«d up>in Peter, hr wept latterly. On that the people of America woui accept tne truth when it hurts and profit hy it aa Peter did. Another thing that hurt* as a truth, la the lukewarm ronditlo of God'r people when they a rronfronted with the reidrncr. Not *•• long ago, I was invitad to ureach In a Baptist rhurrh, in an­ other town, and being Just an old fashioned Itoiineaa preacher, I preached on the goodness of Go<l. iWheirome af tb* old tiawra star tail alomling. the usher* silenced them. The truth that there waa still a spark of religion tlwre hurt, and || hurt me to are the church in a dying condition and refusing tile medicine that will make a livtchurch. America heed* a live nation id churrhes far more than il need, gun* and aoldlera. If we do not humbly beg for God's merry. Am•Ira is atanded. W a n arc not won by man's de­ Since the last presidential elec­ vices, but by the prayers of the tion, I have contacted hundreds ui -alnta. Don't he fooled hy the cry people who voted fur H arry, and that America Am lie strong h» .ne truth now hurls theein lu ad­ mit that they were a party tu su--h ,n Admliilitrsllon. A gthilemsii fruin the Nuiili was lelbiig uf rvuiinp ii |mhi u group of fellows who were ru««in *. ord Hally Hrrald I war Hir, It la a fart that truth hurl, mure than an untruth, because « lie can, most time* lie proven a Jle and Ihe hurt heats quickly. During the new deal days, much of my criticism, and truly it wa* a volume, made many peone angry. I woud sometimes say that 1 hoped to live to see lha day that these unthinking supporters of the Han­ ts Claus doctrine, would get tMi fill. Now Ihe truth la hurting. They ^ee now that we aa a halloa have lyen sold down the river. I wa* speaking to a prominent man same time lawk about our plight, when h# remarked, “ You amt I are to blame for this tne** by supporting through our vole men who are responsible for the sickly condition uf America.” Wlten I ex- Court Players Said To Have Been Bribed NEW Y O R K , Jan. I7-<A*>Twn n.rmtier* of last year's ManhalUn College basketball team ami thrtw other men were ar­ rested today on charges of bribery ami conspiracy. Assistant district attorney Ed­ ward F . llretiln of the Urons said the five were accused of throwing MaiihatUn College bas­ ketball games last year. lie identified ike tuimer play­ ers at Henry E. I’oppe, S4, and Jnhn A. Byrne*, T i, who were necapUina of the team. I'onpe wa> a guard aad Byrne* a for­ ward. llreslin said l » y •V. aipcd sev­ eral games and w dt received a intal of gAjMM." The men arie»t#d with the players were living Hrhwartahrrg. ?U1; hi* brut her Benjamin, .In, ami t^orneliu* Kelleber, flft, all llrrulm satd lli- n litre* in­ stigated the “dumping" %i*f Ihe games. Manhattan won 1.1 and Ipat I I ramra In the 1P4D-60 season. Civilian Defenne WASHINGTON Jan. I7 -< A V Ih ia U a good time to | « im for atatiuW identification. ll i* not y*l flvr month* lin rt *• when Congress passed the D*>(rn>. l*rodurti»n Art. Already a big bat ’h «f govern­ ment ngrncles-*-IP—have U s# set up u> carry out the term* of that law which gave the government power to control l !i# American economy In many way* wlills building iicfrnac*: To control price* ami wage*: ration; cut down the supply of ririlian good*. Ilk* radios ami re­ frigerators; lighten up on install­ ment ami real estate buying; get defen-# plant* built or expanded; tell factories how much of any material they ran have railed al­ location); say what fartnry gets what material first (called priority); and still •*« tit*' ilrlllait* live normally «■ |>o**iUie. The ll» new agenrira were *#t up tu do all those thing. The 10 have various name*, like agnuy, administration, authority, office, division, branch. Some have l>een set up in-iddepartment* or agencies which were long In existence before Scpt.‘ I ami specialised in certain fields. For Instance: the Agriculture De­ partment which deal* in fond and farming, ha* set up special branches within Itself to dtal with fond and farming aa they relate to defense. (At some future time, utaybe In three nr four months perhaps thes* rcaitrtrd agcncie* will all be p-)M‘<1 together under one, ttp defense agency.) But in other rase* It ha* been n-ceraary to set up brand new agencies, completely Independent of any other government depart­ ment. For example: there'* no p-rmanent part of the govern­ ment for controlling prices and wages. Ho that had to I - c.-al-d, brand new, and off hy Itself. All In all, though, these new agencies or divisions or whatsvrr they happen to he called have brought ■ new alphabet Into the government. Here are the new ODM (Office of Defense Moblliration, ODM (Office of Defence Manpower), Dl'A (Defense Proilurtlon Administration), DPA (Defense Power Administration), and DMB. E8A . OPS. Wftn, NPA, DTA) PA D . 8FAD, D F A , DMA. ORA, OMF, FDD, DgCR, EPS. Here they are, explained. The Drat six which follow are nol only new hut are not part of any other government agency. ODM—Office of Defense Mo­ bilisation. Director—C harles E. Wilson, former president of the General Electric corporation. ODM la l«oa* of the whole defense show. IU Job Is to make all the parts run together, fiaae Wilson la boa of O D lf, he's boat boss of the whole ODM, defense program al DMB — D e f e n s e lb unit. Till* l-oi rd, made up of Mime of the top men in govern­ ment. doesn't run anything. Its job Is to advise Wilson on the whole program. Wilson Is chairman. Other mem­ bers of the board: the secretaries of Treasury (John W. Snyder). Defense (George C. Marshall), Commerce (Charles (law yer). In­ terior (Garar Chapman), Agricul­ ture (Charles F. B ra n a a n ),la b o r (Maurice J . Tobin); ami Ihe Chairmen of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (W. E . Ilarher);' Cralrman of the National Security Resources Hoard (J. Hluart Hvminvtoni: ami Chair­ man of the Board of Governors thU moment could order rationin f of conaumrr food*. But If *uch rationinf bccomaa nece*. ssry, a new agency will b* m-i up. In short, DPA »ct* th* wholr prof ram for producing d— fo u r item*. v The following agriK ln, n|| linked In with tho*c juit given, are all new but are part of aidtime agende*: N I’A —National 1'roductlou Au­ thority. Acting Immi uutil a |.rr mane ti i one I* chosen— Manly Flrlachmann. N A I' la part of the t'uinmerrr Itepartroenl. It csrrt,-* out l)l*A’» outer*, luch a* siloratiuti* and priorities. D T A — Defense Trampnrt . u . nilniatration. Hoa«—Jame* KmuV »en. Kttudsrn la a metnlter of the ll-nian Interstate ('ommerre (A*miiti**ioii (IC C ) whotr regular, ^eaietinie Job lv siipervl-iiig tnut'portalion In tbit country. At the moment DTA I* *et up wl.nln the ICC. The Job of DTA I* to «ee tlial train* mid l«i**e-» get the materlie lu keep running— like «tre| for more train* ami lauae*. In time of greater emerge nr* ^ could *lan control* on them. * 1 be following five agcncie* are all part of the Interior Department PAD— Petroleum , Ailrulnlatration for Defence; .8FA D — Solid Fuel* Administration for Jlefene*; D F A — Defense Ptaherle* Adminiatratlun; UPA — Drfeu-e Power Administration; and DMA — Defense Minerals Admlatration. Those five were set up to tie oil, real, fisheries, electrical now. er and rrinerals into the drfentek ptugram. ~ The folilwlnr three are in the Agriculture Departmen; OltA — Office of ltn|ulrement« arul Al. locations; OM F— Office of Ma­ terials and Facilities; and FDIt Food Distribution Branch. They're supposed to «ee that farmers get th e material*, machine* and fertlllrer* they need. In thia time of food plenty Dll dm-an't have much of a prob­ lem. m n|>M—office of Defense M s * power. This la part of (he lalm . Departmen. Ita job Is to study the nation'* manpower need* and help get workers for defense plants. D K Clt—Division of Selective Credit llegulalluo*. Tills Is pail if the Federal Hesenre System. It luindle* government control* on installment buying ami the usual real estate down payments, all Intended to prevent inflation putting a brake nn spending. W E P S — Emergency Procurement Service. This I t part of the Genera I Service* Administration, a rmancnt agency which iloea the ying for government depart­ ments, a kind of general purr ha-ing agency. But K PS particularly does the buying of strategic! ma­ terials for the government, like rubber. / Ho much fur lh« agencies which liaye come into esixtemr , iih a Sept." It' ITrere, are uthwa HrW In with the ifefense program In K more newspnat in lb'« cou-Mrv cuuM bo consumed by American aewipspers, and tbe price w * lertag aggression la the way to world federation. “O f course, the heart of the mat­ ter—the genuine Issue which the Aamvlean people mu*t deride— b Ihe Issue ef sovereignty,” he fold the Saturday night banquet as­ sembly. “ As meat people conceive II, eoverelimty is tbe right nf a nation la do ae It pleases. Under any decent, constructive plan for limited world federation, what la variously called tranafirring aeme sovereignty,' 'modifying oar sov­ ereignly,' or by seme, losing our ■Kept in smalt lets si ptohibitiv' Pfkrt. If lb* demand for news and publicity grows with- anywhere near the dimension* which it grew daring the lari war, and sin'.t . and il the production has ns much trov* Me keeping pme with feusumplhm in the future as it turn during the Imri tea years, we hate to think •Me restraint* as the rick* of no bow many requests for free spare r e urfft h .w In turn dowa befo/r Chairman John D. Peunekamp of Florida Bmird ef Parka and Rlstorka) Monument* *nM th>week, the Imnrd will tender a re«iu#*t Is tka South Carolina legis­ lature for Osceola's remain*. . "One reason wbv tbe Indians may net be Interested la that the remain* are laeemplele,'* th' Persian!# spokesman kero *aW "The hand Is rewarded bv them «r Ike meet ImpoetaM port ef the S a fE H -S ••operate fully with the Navy in their program,” Mr. Glnaea de­ clared. C. A . Maddy, manager of the Fellowship Foundation, stated to­ day that aians are not vet com­ plete enough on hi* part te audio a full statement. Ha rvwaled how­ ever, D ial mare than (100 leaaats are now housed in the 6*0 rooms and 17 luildlnga occupied by tin Foundati- n. "We w ill move aa roe? a* wo make am agem ente with the / c r - A 107* edition of the Florid' Historical Society Ouartertv con­ tained a copy of • letter writtre by Samuel Parry, an army ser- Iresat at-St. Augurilne. lo • Hsu*enact at fort Jupiter, Fla., on March S I. WML The li t e r indicat­ ed tbe head hod been removed from risen)#’* bed* aad was In possession of a TWtor tv--*— whn was nrenariag to publish 0*ceels'* life history. Giants to completa the baseball training program ef farm clubs this season. Capt. Day arrived yesterday at the airport in a D C S with lie u t Comdr. Compton, civil engineer| IJeot. Comdr. M. C. Snyder, supply officer and Lieut, L . W. Baldwin, and with Mayor Fred P y aea. City «ke Jesaop. Ha aridg •'!' »«•»•• Lske ed that he bed hten aasured by the TuwreacetarKH that effort* •ould K -rvAe la have the road das-rutted t s primary. U c ie t a n Dooner Carter antmancsd B u t mem ben * f th# JusUn P. Have# iri Mb*ml n> cording secretar of tk, asdioaal peril leal Atwriallen ef Aoutlnc 9 * * * . Mlevea OmeeU'a skull b, In Plnrlda and te starring n serreh for I I Ha says a naaaavs <c s Winter prsductien drier* ef th# #>ate •H.*M.k«d •» •M by rrsdrslik W. D»u, note thee# duo* after M mb the baud. have nue^tepst »•' r r With th* ■•»*»' tka .white me* think • 'W.iat da **»!• •* . tha ftemfasl * sw»li'? Interested In program. It rentrote l»*rk mi P«h. 8. T»w �i. j- ■: V *; - • . ' . v ,*: - I ? * . "* -'" WEDNESDAY JA N . 17. 1951 PARE T IT E S A N F O R D f l F R A l .D . S A N F O R n . FT.O R ID A Social A n d Personal Activities • FIIONE 148 Social Calendar w h o n f -s d a y T hr I’rayrr M crlinr Scrvire at the First Baptist rhu rrh will meet in the Memorial Kducutlonal Building at 7:30 P.M. Thr >tudy •a of the book of Kphrsian* will be * ’ continue*!. The Training Union (Executive Committee of thr P in t Baptist rhu rrh will m*-ct after the Prayer mrctiiuf lenrice In the Men’* Bible Claaa Boom. There will Iw a Methodist Church Prayer Meeting held in McKinley Hall at 7:13. THUKM tftY Meaaiah rehearsal will lie hrhi at the Firxt Mrthodiit Churrh al 8:30 I a P. M. A ll singers arc urgrd to at. * tend. The Itoyal Atitb.v.ndori of the First Baptist Churrh will meet at , 7:00 P.M. The Douglas Jol>c Junior |tn>. thrrhood will mret at the First ilaptiat Churrh tonight at 7:30 P. M. The Urnthrrhood of the First liapti.-t Churrh will hold (heir regular Supper and Progrum meetinir at the rhurrh tonight al 7:30 ..P .M . Seminole Chapter No. 2 O. K. 8. will meet al th. Mn«onic Ikill at 8:00 P. M. Thia will I - nidiration Night. Phllnthea Sunday School Claaa of the Firat Ilaptiat Churrh will ireet with Mra. J. M. Stineiipher, 2101 Park Avrnue. at 7::HI I*. M. Uoatesxra will l>e Mr*. M. T. tlaynea. .Mra. M. C. Stone, and Mra. Charlra lienhnin. The Junior Klirrt School will V|.hold a came patty In th> Dimpict w front of thr Mm>M i Inn ul 7.30 P. M. The public in invited to attrod. Thrift Simp work era of the Wo­ men’* Club will lie Mr*. Mae Fundom and Mra. Blake Sawyer. The County Council of Home Demonstration Club* will meet at the Panla School. Mb* Kthyl liedlow ay. Dial riot Rome Demon* tiatlon Agent, will he aprnker. E |r ? .c t r',v 3 i w y rgJjV?JM«rDS ’ v iV .v m - ; %’ 1C T : ItF.V. P. K. I'ARI.HKN Missionary Meeting To Open On Thursday Mr«. Rusai Honored At Stork Shower S V * lr .Mcctiiur Is Hi*)d liy Baptist Group SiJZ ...... . . Officers A re Elected By G arden Circle , INTERVIEW li* LAST TIME d im u n t il; The llarh Fritivnl Society'* t.mil pingr.im will I'.'gin on Mur. I at the Know'll Mi nmrial Chapel in WInlet part D ie re »■ill bn four ptogiams pri'sentcil over the peiitul from Mar. I In M:n. 3. lint-tilliditig M'luted voices will com­ prise Die cho'ii*. All rat* nte te erve.l nnd ottcilihince is n -i'iv id foi •poll on» and guarantoi *. Vou ui.iv bsii-nis' *i *iion.oi hv mailing the gtntin a chi * k fui fl2 00 i hi cantor i la*« is composed of lh"»c wl*o comril.ute find. It I* iiu|Miitant that you int now, however, for there a le only a few H at* avuilnhlr In the evert that yon nte tuinrd down, voor name will !»• placed on a uniting list nnd von will In' inferno d when *t vn* I till''V Mi -. Anna Taulty of Sanford and Mi. William J. Mycr* of I * ii.'lt. Mi.-h., announce the cngwgciii' nl of tbotr daughter, liclt« Veils Myem, to Bol*ert Von Herhu ll., -t-n of Mr. and Mr*. A. 0 . Von Ihrliiilis of Sanforil. hlii' null tinge will take place ..... A. M. al All Souls t'Dhohi Cliuich In Sanfonl. The Mvrption will (>c at 8:00 1■ : "k 'tmt evening at the (Irncvw l '..oinninily l|"Use. AH funi'D of the couple aro , m i'h.iily invil*d to attrnd. R ADIO STATION VV.T.R.R. tin im ix x Sm s I *«!*• )4||rMfp IH 1 III*. T ti" lit* *11.tvs I 'l i i l i \ l I he V|os ie * jo t'll * . I t ( • I' l ' l l ' I I ' l l l I I' III ’t i l l " ■ "in. •••I• I • till!’ •tii u.hilt | >•'.1* I It 111| "lllr.il. If The S.allle I In 11 i -on Chapter, D. A. It . held it* ic i -ii Iiii month* I) nueting Ftiduv aft* ni Hin nt tie.' home of Sir*. C W. Baker. C<> hostesses were Sir*. W. II. Tunnicllffe. Mr*. A. C. IDn.on. M i­ lt J. Holly, and Mi It W Rup. lecht. The rntiding was <ull<il to orilei tv the Regent. Mi A " . la c . and plans for the Silver T*a to D' held Wednesday aftnpiHin at the Woman'. Club ............. ... Delegate* to Dll' flote D. A.' It. "'irfeicnee to h< hel<l in Mhimi were sdfeted They nte SD -■ C ,s lliown, Itrgct'i'- nltpiriftli*; Mr . I.. I'. Ilognn, iblcgnte, and Mm. C. \V. Iltiki r,' idler.talc iielegule ■Mi •. liogit" nt."I*i *n intcrcvtilig a|ui init'iiiiativc talk uii frpe in tetpriw . The1 hrt*t. -y t}" ii iiv 'p«I ti :i flour a lu'Ulltlfollv op|Miin|"<l told" ni ||ie rbi'Dig iuoiii..'II*'ilaid* uu* i ' " . ' - . " . - j'!' 4" I d # 'fd I-m«» cut'Wnik *|"lh Hint ''iitei."d wilii ah nn unite incut <>f lord Htoli" In*"'* In n «ll»ei Isold. I'atiiiiiiil hy pink taper- In loll llv i r.imlh Stilk 'll It W It'll" IS III |"ll||. n l t"n fiom n diver service. Those present wer" Mi*. Itakrr, 'Ira. Tunnitliff'V 'li .. |l-p un. Mly. M"livi Mi* ItidufeM, 'It • I. *'", V i* , linn'll, Mi . MV*. W. K. Ih'ltilll. H it. F .K llolx, Mr*. D R Daw-on. Mi-, II J. , |#'hui*p. Mid J II. Mr u trl. Mr*. K. K. Itooniiilnl Mi Miiiam ltus*"ll, .Mr*. I It Itnv. und 'li 1 . S I. Clair While. Aii tuvi * Mooli. nub h|>tvri* lldlilon M **rm rtc ii r ii'T w Ihm \|*»rttlhtf iDYuilons In Mtiftlr W.tfM At Nln«» ••fill At tt r * a n i t u i f i i i T r.ni .tt U lifit An«#U r*ur lv> T r t i i I'ht I’|i V'dniilo \ ll. v \ tJlrl. Maulr ««lnr It nth M lUmlltnn •»r« Id *u.» Arul Ht ar tlniulntf V«r|rtlr« M •»•»*• I I a «k a l l I't .ik r r F o r I'fo r^ U i . rlil At So«>n llmtli* K*»rm IX crtl .<R*’. another a n te rn , t *ii - time DcIc^ hIcs Chosen To 1). A. 1C M edina I m B i Ih i M ! S r A ll the M ' l l • II * l | ll * l| l l *ll jll ll D rwfwrn 1 »*•*» •f iii.' Ih.ve Ingw n« ’- “To Have " ■ : N'ol" *«iii(n I I i- a lu in s I and P"i tinv * am tolc w*'ll I’ntii* in N’«.*l, us a *old. i ah ulat iiig .......an I* exctdlenl. i Miitiv will m ill lui itci forrnnnrr in “ Tin P'liuitairi' liend" •. Parent' Mai axine *av • “ Kxcellt'lit" fei adult * tmt a little I>n the unit ill S' side for children. Mow plat It g h“ a lly i 1 ■ MiKH Kathleen Isely Weds Harney Sm art A(my Officers Arc Installed By Rainbow Girls M ycrs-Von Hcrbuliu I'liigugcment Told The Lum|)lij>hhT Preceding the lituincM meeting of the Horn* Department of the Woman’* Club a fashion »h«w wa* pn -wited on Tor-day even I mg under the au-pi< *•» of the lhdl)»o<*l Shops, diluted liy MU* I Ito-** Levy. Mi*. John I- la v , pioIgm m chairman. Introduced Mi** I -cry and did the rominenliity on the .-how. (iuest* Wi to giivlcd hv Mr*. F. S. Verne* luid a* Iwr Mr*, i tarot Kill-rtw- and Min. K. J guest Tutxlav her ituugtitrr, Mr*. Moughton, Ji ami otliei liostr*** Prank Chase of Windermere. were Ml U r . Mi -. D. B. U’nt kuu and Mis* Carol Sloi.c. After u recent illness O. P. j The first *sin wa *cl fui Herndon l» back at hi* uffire in b ita k fa tl, complrlr with mffee. the Court House. Mi •. I .nilin John-on modeled a light blue cham biu). Mi*. S. !• M It. t'alhoun of I -1li.i in tia. Iiarrim an a tayon *c« n u ckcr; Mr*. 1 urrivisl to si it In. daughter and Williani Bltmpci a stilped ilium son-in-law, Mr. ami Mi lle rlxit hiay; M il. Itougla- S tM n .tlh A Mm eland him* and white lotion plaid; ami Mr*, rim Ctawfi id, giav iliumAfter visiting with hei patent* Inay. Children in the ••■cm- imlud Mr. and Mr*. Veittoii Smith of id Jonelle !.«< nnd Skitw-r Fun Alexandria, Vn.. Mm. F m l Wight •loin in Dimcy’i* playclolhes; and ha* i r mi in'll to her home. Kay Ratigan and Dottle Williamin gnv j'lttoii m'Ioh'I dii - e*. Ml. and Mis. lien Pm the “by tint imol" seem. •if Madiwoi. tin , and I ill'h-• were set lip ug|lln»t u liaekIdutf try of tltlalldo were guests giouiid of palm* and native green yesterday of .sii. and Mra. 31. • iv with a backdrop representing 1 R. Slrirkland. tin* ieml, Seutnl at Die taldm wet. Mr*. Max Pundoni in a thiec-plcre j Mm. II I. Woodruff nnd family p lu s -oil o f led kflllkotoil cotton. have a* Ihidt guest* from Knglbh. Mi** Km Inn I Johnson wort* u town. N. J.. Dr. and Mm. Ralph • Diking Ilathing suit of nylon; Wno<lruff and three child!, n and Mi»* Iteity Imu Partin, ’'MixMr*. Kate S. Dutton Sanford", was lovely in n one pirn' 1 laton la ffilu swim suit. After living **one lino* in Colum­ haler in the scene Mi*. Pundoni bia, S. Co Mra. Thrlmu Mitrhrll appealed ill pedal pu»hcl*. Suitfil ami daughter. Ml** Ruth Mitchell, for a game of Irani* wa* Mm. ar*- making their homo at 201 \V. Cluufold in a thin- pine suit of eighteenth Street. white plrolay. Th,* I's d •erne ItwIii.Ie.| .-tun.I- i Jam*** Mantling ha* been re­ mother, poiltayr*! hv Mr*. 8 ,,G . moved from Fem ald Laughton Me. llariim an, we.mng a rout tire** of V ntorial Hospital to the home of Glnratyn. u linen weave rayon mother. ,M„ , meHiag pro hi* grandpnrent* at 513 Oak Ave­ while Mi*. Johnson. . . iho-e a rayon .hantutw with *ur- , |llri| MWr , Wri< c . K c « | t „ n. nue after undergoing a tonsllce- |llu< and diagonal tuck*. I|hirjM|f ..(Hc,.,,, tomy. e* | .j rio.lng | ■ || t | 'ill lll|* I,Ihe I ” ;( I|rclkw II Tna ••Joilc in Jmuuirv thrme \it- r-.ii**,- tw.a* r*'-el«vlet| a* ...................»r the’ , iwuiiniun ui the Home Deltat tMr*. John It. Slalur of Douglas, , Mt„. Williams, vhe On. hu* lieen the guest of Mr. and hce w .a lug h.v.lv tl.'u e gingham jsimblneit with ..rgandv hay Bat , , Mllmt(n. Mt>. (; „ ltl{,. || Will Mm. Price Heard. Mr*. ID ant and Igan * dre-a, di .ig'icii for ‘ -vn-agr 1;. o ., Jr., .d ie t a r y ; Mm. K i n d her guest left todav for Tamps a. tlv llr, w«. « dail mutesl plaid. .Soulfiward. J r„ fln.nce; Mm. Ilai where they wilt spend *onie time An outstanding moitcl In thi* scene with Mr*. Frrsl J . Wood* and at­ was a put it limn dies* of beige rv Roh*nn, mc in I•<t whip; and Mi>. Jolltl I*. I «v, |Mt»Kiiiiii rlm ilniNli. tend a golf tournament. rstitihined with hiight green with n rumlw’ihund of orange modeled bv William llransn. who I* station- Mi*. St«iii|Mi. ml at Maxwell Field. Ala., ha* Shlilev .................... . in flown to Washington to *ee hi* a imutiral white waffle piiiue, to­ father, Atthor llrannn, who U »er- gether witli Allison and Jonelli i"U«lv HI in Iho Kmergencv llos nit>l Ml I.- A V , I h ie in Little Sitter drra.se* openeti rh e In te rm e d ia te G . \ .' * of pital p . at Wa*hlngt W ellington. I). C. lie wa- Dir '|.rf„,,. ,„ ,r. Die l- ii- t U a p lh ll t h i n . I > tin t ■tricken Knndnv. scene. Dottle Wllllums Joined the .Monday n ig h t at the hom e of l»r . n i x ir. i i l- o , . l'*O y wearing an old fashioned M t'- i * B e v e r ly and L o u is e Itcn to n ...n TO l--m« t l Hfinjrk.m t bln,' «ml wHite ehe, kril Mitten wRh fo r th en t t g u la r m is s io n a ry m »rt lug. Air Itnse, Mrs. St cm i» i teptt "•entrd a **!dg The |ui -id*'til. Mi-* Hi vi rl> Ihlhis-hi. 3!d. where lie wn- sister duo" with Mis. Htrualrum laklrrg tix w-ck* training In the w a rin g a sitting model, -uitahlv Hinton, pri sided umlir Iho lit' are of war ra-unities. Mi , ftuinak named "Hun-et lt"ttlovat*l'*. Mr*. net ion of Mi-* (und Duincl, In th* form of all illuitnitcil talk will tie remembered Stemper's Mlit, of Idack und white "it “ IS aw". Sev* ral olhrr memGrnathaai. finishe*l w fckl U r . „ , „ . lPd »irr in Iho pis senI u I m m i n I •!»u U i k i I i i i | i ’ » nritl u m t , trtU»n. Those who Mtlrmlcd Die Unite*! wide iMokrl- enrirriing the hip*. M l" Juoe Vnwee 1**1 nr a 'ttr»ro»h Fruit ami Vrgetnhle Con Ml»* Johnson looked very femiII of III" live* »f •••III" cull) Vention ir* kflnmi lust woekeml Bine wearing a spring ilrvs* of •Were Mr. ami Mrs. Steve Rolrert*. wheal color embroidere,I in con. missionaries. tt*'l i r s Hnvi'iit is were rervul 1>> ... " ,M* < A . I. Skinner. Dim Irastlng rolor white .Mis- I’nrtin tip h"»tes»c- assist'd by lin n U right, John Sehlranl, T. W. was smnit looking In Iter suit *d niolher, Mr*. J. I lletitiMi, In Do Jones, l.nrrv Johnson. Harold navy and t i j gahoidine with Istfollowing! Mm Kllen . Drigi t > Kastnrr ami J ih. Saunders hro. MID* Jan" Itavl*. Mi*# Jean "'ll In the * losing xrena Sir*. I’un soil. Mis* Corel lhaid, Mb i.u Mr* Kliinlirth Smith It.siv, *l«*n* was stunning in a smocked and young son Rusts nm| !Hr . “ Angelic Night" r*di«' and -misked cite llall. SII** It..1 1at It Hull. SID James Kxhelhy from i'inrinattl. ().. choirIm>v peignoir in nylon trrrot G tat e Marie Slim cipher. Mi-are I.I u< guest* of M,«. Charles The gown wa* softly elastirind Nancy . Roundtree, Ml** Glad) K. Ginn for teveral weeks. Shi with rufflnl wing* of nylon r.«l Itasty, Mt-» llarhara laiwr, Ml,* also Ira* .t* her gue*t her daughter nl the shoulder*. The peignoir had Jcsi lic lane Miller, Sli-s Vunce. Dutiiel, nl'" Mi*. J. SI. Mr*. Klixahelh Nelson, ot Ca- soft, loose sleeve*, iinocked at the Sii anti M l'. Ihrugla* hanna, O., wlm will *pend the re­ wrist* and finished with nylon net 8tlncciphei Sten-tloni, •ponsor* «f the group. mainder of the winter. ruffle*. During intermission between the M-rnr* the guest* were entertained by stwh-nt* of the Duxlnuv 8.dio*d of Dnneiog, iorluding Sii** Jean !m ll" Bailiff who delighted h<< \ |i... Kalhl-. p I I • lv of Tip on. Plan- wer. made for a d r t , nudh'me with a Imta rpmibrr "|«l Deanna Niclml* nioddv • » A r i l . Im tn ir (lie Imde of Bartrev bridge and rnnn-ta partv to l« 'llgiven *l the Kpisropal Parish • "tiled a tap rvulinr. Mr*. Slarv G. Smart of J ar k "tivill* nl a llmtsr Thurxlav afi*rn<H'n, Feh llruwn hail iharge of th*' make up |"v>h ceremony Nor, in al All I at 8:30 I* 31, at ■ft,- |{<... ('if. and iofl nruaie wav furnirh il I" Kninl* Churrh in Tucson Formerly from Slllwankre. Wl», cl" nurllng of th" CsMldro Club Sir*. F. It. Blanki'tiship; furniture Which *»*• held at the home of anil pr««>» were furnished by Son Ihe tiriaD i* Die daughter of Mi Furniture Company and end Sir*, lien C. I«rly 3lr*. F. T. Ytrrlwhether Frhlay. ford Mr. Smart, who was Dim in 3lra. O. Barks will serve a» palm* and greenery for derorrKeneral rlmirrran. and Mr*. Kd- Hon wrrre supplied hv Sir*. 8. C. Hnnfoid, l* Ih" graml-on of lh* lat" Charles F. Hasklna of San­ wnrrl F. la n e will lie In charge of Dickerson. Following the fashion »hom * ford. lie is nuw a * rigrant in thr r enervation*. The following officers were elect" dfor the rtrnilng year: 3lr». Chatlrs Wilke, rhairm aii; Mr* l>. I. Frailer, vire-rhairman; Mr*. IV. A. Morrison, secretary; and 3lrs. It. II. IlccV. treasurer. Mr*. A. W. K pn* *|Mikr *••• “ Watwinla*". .Mr*. Kpp* de«rrll»il IhiuM r K r n lu r r — ILirguin I ’rngrum lli" Watsonias a* a slimmer IdiMirv* in r hnlh of the trls family from J A M E S M A SO N South Africa. She stall'd th" M A ItT A T O K E N lil'Hims rr*emlded those of gladmIn* hut Drey la>l a longrr tin:*' DA N D U K Y E A Concluding i* r talk. 3lrs. Enpa in gave each in"tnhcr a W«t»o*ila hulh from hr* own garilen. Slenders present were SO*. Kmlor Curlrtt, Sir*. J. I - loul"). Mr*. G. W. Bailey, Sir*, lari"'. Sir*. SlorHwm. Mr*. J. SI. McCarAlno: (’orltNin Shnrl Sulilrrl kill. Mr*. Kpp*. Mr*. J. D. Wood­ ruff. Sir*. W. >1. MrKInnon. SI Charle* L. Park. Mr*. Wilke. Mr*. O. U Barks, Mr* II. II Coleman Mr*. Chsrle* |j*«v»nn. Mr*. B. BCruml-lev. Mrs K II. S'-we, Mr*. Sleriwvther and Mrs. Pnul"r. -------The Annual Mis.iouarv Convenlion of the Christian and .Mis-lonaiy Allium c will open uii Thun*duy night at 8:00 o'clock. Rev. tllciin K. Smith announced today. Featured tpcakets in* lude Rev. P. B Carben. French Indo Chinn, ■ind Mr- Michael Kurlak, Ftenclt W rit Africa. Ilonurril by the French govern, mrnt on ic te ia l oeca*ion>, Mr. Carbeii ha* had unusuul opport­ unity to know the artual Mate of the Frenrh-lndo China political situation which I* one of the danger plare* of the world at this moment. Rev. Smith «tated. Mra- Kurlak lived for *«nir years In Timhuctou. Her work h ;i allied her fur beyond that famed rlty into the heart of Afrlrn. Many of her tne««ng"« are dramatiled with thr use of nntivr m a­ lum*. Both »he ami Mr. Carben will prevent picture slide* of their work. The service* at the local Christ­ ian it Missionary Alliance Cliurrh will hr 8:00 nightly, and at 11:00 KRfll\> A. M. ami 7:30 P. M. Sunday. AH ^ Tlie II. l>. C. will meet at th" ate welcome to coch service. Seminole High .School at 10:30 o'clock for a program on Robert K. I.ee with Judge J. li. Sharon a* guest sneaker. I.tinrhron will follow at tne Mayfair Inn Tliere will lie a training rla*> Mm. Toni Ru»*i wa* honored for patent* of Cuh Seoul* anil Monday night with a stork *lmwi r prospective Cuh parent* nt 7:30 at given by Mm. fielon Revrl* an I MrKInlev Hall. All parent* ate Mr*. Mrlvln D*-kle at thr borne of urged to route. Mr*. J. C. C*uilc on 'JPt Maple SUN D AY Avenue. The f»th Congressional lh«trict Many game* and contests were a Tow uaritd f'lul>« will eonveno at en>iye<l hr the cumiI s . and priaes • 1:30 P. M In the City Hall. Came w eir awarded to Mr*. Hike Drrvhl, ■gd bring your friends Mr*. Jc*»u' A. Cook. Jr.. Mr*. Boh MONDAY Lippcnrnlt. Mi>* Betty Culliim ami The lleanlall Avenue Cliclc will Mr*. I.rroy l/ c . meet at the Chapel on lleanlall Refreshments which consisted Avenue at 2:00 o'clock. of Individual pink and blue cake*. Coe* Cola*, olive and cheese spread darker*, and salted nut* were •ervrd by the hostesses and assided hv Mm. J . C. Cook. Mrs. Russl raec*lve*l many lovely gifts from the following: Mrs. !#■ Mra. Paul J. Che»l«mon enter- David. Mra. Richard Uallowav, tainerl the Axalra Gordon Circle at Mr*. Jeff Davis, Mm. Lipponcott, her home la»t Frhlay afternoon Mr*. I.ee, 31m. Vernon Hanlln. with Mr*. C. Ie Redding giving an Mr*. C airv Dunn, Mr*. Clayton inlrrreting talk on grafting hi- Bagwell, Mm. Cook Jr., Mm. Dekle. Mm. Cook. Mi«» lloMry I.ee htnru*. New nfflrri* were eh'etrd fur Morton. Ml** Betty Culliim, Mils lire routing year a* fallow*: Mr*. Mnry Ma'garvt llerwdon. Ml»* J. P. Cullen, chairman; Mm. W. H- Mary lautiir Smith, Miua Nora Jrnning*. vice-chairman; Mr*. J. It* II Claus', also t|rs. Ilrn rv L Clark, aerretarv and tleaiurer. Hulliert an*l M l*. Slevo Steven* Refrrshmi nt* were armed to the of Hi land". following: Mra. C*. I.. Redding, '•M r* . II. McUulin, Jr.. Mr*. J. M. Moye, Mr*. Cheatrraon. Mr*. F m l I’npo, Mr*. Roy Tilll*. Mr*. Henry R u m c II. Mm. Al Hunt, Mr*. Clark. i Mra. E . A . Monfortnn. Mr*. K. C. Tiro Itainltow G irl* of Hanford Harper. Mr*. W. Wray, Mr*. Jennlng*, Mr*. K. Spencer. Mr*. L. Assembly No. 25 held public In­ L. Rill. Mm. W. P. Field*. Mr*. stallation of officer* in nn Impres­ P. I*. Campbell, ami Mi** Kllalee sive rerrmonv last Sunday uftcrnonu at the M**"n<r lla ll. Klrchhoff. Thr installing officers Kllen Drlrgcm. Mary Lyre, Jovre Anderson and Jane Pnnl. Mrs. _ BIR TH D A Y P A R T Y Kvan* McCoy served a* musirlan. ' Mr*. A lfm l Krimon w*« honored Thr new a f f ir m are: Worthy on her hirthdar with a dinner Advisor. Kay llnltxrlnw; Worthy party given hr Mr*. T . P. Dean. Axsosiatt: Advisor, lia r h a re Those present werr Mr*. C Bor- Pearce; also Ann Whitaker, Caro­ ell. Mr- and Mr*. Alfred Krimon. lyn MrlnnU, Jane Kurd, Kllen and T . P. Dean. Irriggrrs, Jane Davis, Rosemary Garner, Nancy Roundtree, Pat Caxsubc, June Vance. Jackie Row­ land, Patsy Collin*. Shirley MIM8 K T IIK L W ILLIA M S Thom**. Joanne Strawder, Betty* Peacock, Joyce Jonea and Normn Mina William* lin*t l*»t for Faye Harvey. At the cl»*o of the Installation orda this year for «he’» going und aehool whittling and aing- Ml** lloltaclaw introduced her family and presented her mother pretty tittle blond* with a bouquet of flower*. A large luuket of flower* with about fiv* feet two inches, light complexion without any freckle*, Rainbow Rihhun how* on It wa* presented to Mra. Katie Corley, of course. We were talking with Miae Wil- mother advisor. llama about how sh* U liking her IIIG II S C H O O L P. T l A. •rnlor year and *he «ai*l, "| »e*t Patrolman R. I*. Harrison, guest love it and if I bad all four year* In go over again I would gladlv speaker at Ihe meeting last Tues­ do IL While rallying on our con- day of the Junior High School freraatJmi with Mis* William*, we P. T. A., mad" an interesting talk in safely r*lp«*tlon. strrsaing Ihe Im t wav* to fam lllarit* child MIRIM year. Ami ahe *(*t*d. “ Pm umle- with safety law*. llr*. Horace Cork ran a ro*im wun A N N .rllN C RM K N T cldwl whether In be b" a house-wife the f*Him imini, ami Mr*. W. W ,. or a nun#. I might light, b* hnlh." Mira William* I* a _ viTv*fci|udar Tyre, presiding uffirer, annoumr.I xtudent and ha* evrellcd in her a game party to Ie held Jan. 13 •clmol work. Rhe say* ahe baa in Ihe Banquet Room a l the *(xvfair Inn at 7:3b V. U . Mrs. R. Mr. Mr. and Mr*. l>qon Tllli* *rvi enjoyed her education In w*y and she has hlgif ergaf-D for Tni" annooMed tha*. n safety p ;. r.-mnee tha hirti of their 8 pound all th* M-brai facilities. Ml** Wil- tm l had lawn foJrnssi in ihn I oiiip" daughter. I'alrD i* Ann. - ' on January 12. a« want* the teacher* to know school. I t H appreciate ail they harp Circle Entertained By MrH. CheHterson Woman’s Club Group 1'resents Fash ion Show TH REE Randolph Scott and Rnlli l.'iiiiuin taXirur pail in a rather tirnl thmigli roloifiillt •el'ened stoic of how n gun changed the w d llollywoo*! like* t" inn i tiling into the ground \evt thing [wo'tl he seeing trailers on "tiniand .51". The inovrrnrnt will pi"|i.vl'l\ pcti r "nt with “W all ' Pi*to| 07" t n i rule “Odt lit" , I western nnd if von like wr.trin*, mmi'II Id." it. I l N O t *| ill I •I*ii li%r Star I Al In \ tnrrlt Alia I •.»!* HI f4M Mu*!r*! VhHMIm lt.it S o n r H u n c h \v..rl.| At Tbr## r.»lay'« B U r HD«* A | | r • *111h r o V#itir M tnturv Hr»n*8 Mu»t< D i t m l*«tn llv H r*|lt#A f Tf»r HbYtbm Hour Kin* tif l»»r N»«* A d mforil s t a r lir t Itrp o rt T 'k llln tlt Sink.” * |*Ar4klc In k I> r it r r l« ln a l t r | M i f t T»» Tbr Thr t T»Ar l o t r A f » M rloily IVopU T im e I* v iiniM llr C ffi* Vi rlttv IUII \|* cl Tlir |Mnd SIk ht I .Ihlon I'hll I!.* I At Or**n It** I »•(««rllmr 1‘tillrU Nallont ItAV M. Klnlrr Orh \t |l"tn# Will* Muile \rw« nic mole tleiil life ill compaiiic- in Die I'nitcl ^ much a 1(10 irt -I walei throne I' tin gill* <>f an ot ii r ill ■ rhiv during n tiomiuu pii*<' , '•* whirl' •' "' •«'" I p .i-« * 1*0 l lf f A N N V A I. MISSIONARY CONVENTION lint. IN -’. ! I flYmr-dav Yhlo ’igh Sunday) Christian iv: Misaitmary Alliance I ’Di-U A v p . nl I till S I. EM HAITI *MD rrencli-lndo ( ’hina ItI V. I'. K . ( 'n rK e lt. M'h In ic n .i i i<i (If Dn- Inipoilanl War Center. Hagan. Tinil>oucloii«Afrioa Mr* Mirlmi'l K'lrlul*. Vctrran Mi* A ll W rlc o in f H :IHI N ii'h lli II, Mill They All rr€o LEVIS.... T A r o r TONIGHT “ONE WAY STREET” THURSDAY—FRIDAY The Gun thatbacan* A« UwoTHie Land! ! S ^ .iS ’ J’h S'J^teSlT iK 9. RS All N iff---3c For Men Hoys YOU ARE INVITED VER TEA * (Infer IS Fr~ own «ia»-4li1B P. M. ir T w a i n School v -ll R m a tir u r Umkf Tk« tilai* 14* Invited 3 Women iris 0M(l 25 to 3 95 PIR C tLL ¥ % �W EDNESDAY T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . 8 A N F Q B D , F L O R ID A PAG 8 FO U R ■ ■i . J A N . IT . I'do I i— ' Celeryfeds Overcome New Smyrna Court Five 41 To 29 Wise Hardin Loops In Eleven Points To Lead Local Squad To Second Victory H.- F n " H YRPKH l-aibing out with a flurry j I point*, in the second quarter lit* Sanford Cclcryfcdi were urrrt headed in an impirsiivc 41*29 victory over a haplm New Smy­ rna fivr. Wire Haulm, lank) Celeiylrd (rnlrt. came through lirillianlly scoring 11 |HiitiN and playing a Gelling dclrnrivr galu* lo lead the local (quad In ill second victory of liar year. After trailing 9 lu 5 m ilir firat quarlrr lIn- Cclcryfcdi *uddrnly caught fire and putlicd lo a halftime lead uf 5 pninl*. De|>ending on tramwnik rather llian individual (kill for the finl liine thin iraion, the learn played ai a imoolli working combination. Sharp pairing continually kepi the Barrarudai defeme uff balance , ai Ihe Celcryfed sharpshooters ' found l!.r ta.igr luiuinenity ihioughnul a hiyli-n tiling second half. I'lauie. Snulli ami While played willi the calm aiiuiancr of uld vanity haudi, hut Coach Canai unveiled • turpiiiingly effective aecond ilring gioup in Davit. Mc­ Call and Mel/ in the deciiive *rcond quarter. Huille and fire characlerijrd ihe entire conieti ai ihe local learn icenwd determined lo win thaa one al alrnoil any coil. Defemively. again for llie finl lime lliii tenon, the Celetyfed* were an eager, irramhling crew under ihe basket. Sitleen of 33 finl half feboumb were recovered ai Hardin and Covington ulilired . their height advantage to the ulI moil. f Varsity Lineup Pol at* * W li, Hardin II Jamea Rmith 7 Oametl WhKd * ___a e * . Junior Meta Heraid Covington, Ray; Pavia ; I 1 W S ? Warren McCall | "Georiroug Gnaaie” , Praised On Tennis By Pauline B e t z lly IIOII MYRim LO* ,*N(JK!:EH, Jan. IT M *) ftrwfo tOuaay) Morin ha* hetn ang a “Imm rap" on har ability M a lennU player on. bee profeaalaaal (our with ll>e flnMiy Rigga Authority for that obi ervat Ion la tier opponent, Pauline Rela, four llrne wnmeii'a amateur champhar before turning pro hrr**lf. The gorgeous one, declared Mia* Heir, a comely young matron her* »flf, “l* a lot better plarer than we gela ereillt for being. Her ground stroke* are iplemlld and I cun vouch for the feet that there i r a , ' *w MIm Bela, Ouaay and the taro gale atarn of the quartette. Jack Tramer and Pancho Kegura, ap* before he|r laa Angelaa la for the firat time during eurrent tour Thursday and f ; night*. Ali but Segura . . . - .......... — -r r ataHed when (ho. proa■opened the lour In Madl- m HjMr, Garden in New York tossy was "Gussy Mas vary eery nereoua, and *o was 1 that night. I think Jack ■ tna,M tka llllan haired Paueontlnued. “We knew we t play well that night, and took ua four or five matcheo began to play good la. Hut the erlllra Jumped on Gwcr ana the feeling hei per* irnt-'d that she la— wall, not a good player. They shouldn’t have condemned the tour on the one •waning match. Doris H art Takes Manpower Poblem Sportsw riters F ear Worst In 1951; L. I. U . Blackbirds Minor Leagues Steeped In Gloom Tennis Exhibition H i t s Professional All Sports To Feel Effect Of Draft Defeat Duquesne; O ver Darkening Outlook For 1951 From Shirley Frye Football L e a g u e s NEW YO R K . Jau. 17— -The uattou's widen •*»»• «<“ !«» NTKItM Nt, Hl'.AI'PHY H arvard Wins 1st A M A N IA . Jan. 17Hr</!*> Mire liw is Hast, volleying »oprasters wee a gloomy lot as they tuoUmpLdr the comtn’j y, i r A i>ir.it tty J K K K t L IS K A - - 1lie roots of baseball— the minor leagues North Carolina S tate Hips Wake Forest; Baylor Heath Rice NF.W YO R k T J an. 17 t/P) I.IU is while-ho|. Right now. ihe Blackbird* prchapi are playing the brtl basketball in the land, Okla­ homa A & M and Kentucky in­ cluded. Dial may sound like a tall statement; but Ling Island is a tall team - bulb on height and on talent. The Blackbirds, ranked No. 4 ill ilia* week'* Asiucialed Press poll now rale above Biadlry's bruised Bravei. And om muff by A ft M or Kentucky might push U U even higher. Long Island displayed ill great uoiing power iast night at Madi­ son Square Carden with an 82*52 bludgeoning of a fair Duqueine team. It waa I.IU'» Iwrt perform­ ance of the season. There wan never any doubt of the outcome. I.IU roomed to a ffi-7 lead rnldwav in the flrri half, ami It waa all wer. Sherman Whlla again paced the lllarkblrds, Jhl* time with a I’D-point buret, 111* playmate, little Nruy Smith, chipped in with *n point*. Thl* Long (aland team ha* been corning for week*. After a rouple of tight squeak* lira Inst Kansas Htala and Denver in Ihe opening game*, the Blackbird* have iris prove<| steadily. The choice plum on their victory tree U a 74-fi2 whipping of Hi. D,id*. f«« f-ool* geti a crack tonight at Oklahoma A S M . the nation'e No. I team, al Rllllwalrr, Okla. Thl* game *hauhl help clarify Ihe national situation, since Rt. (xml* lost lo LIU and uptft secondranked Kentucky. Ninth-ranked North Carolina Rtat* ripped Wake Forest, 04-4B to atrengthen ita hold on the luutharn conference lead. Ramm*' Ransltw Ind Ihe winners with in polnta. ft ' wa* Slate's eight straight conference triumph, t Otherwhf, Irere,wasn't miteh action Involving the tup learns. In the K u l, Holy f’rna* out lasted Rhode Island SUIe, C9 rifl. Manhattan nipped Del'aul fci M) •lid TTarvard registered Its flrtd Ivy league victory with a t!H 52 verdict over llartmmitli. In the M>iilhwe*l, Ilaylor pum­ melled Kite, fitt-ftS. ami HMU knocked uff Teiaa A A M, (11-44. A A M‘» lo«« left Te*a» a* the only uplteaten in snulhwral rmifrrtnce play. Lakewood Park C>olf Competition Bejrina tONO BKACII, Calif, Jag. 17 —<fl*i Golf* winter campaigner* took their final uractlce awing* today before moving into action tomorrow In the flOjOU Nkrwuud Park Invitational Golf Tourna­ ment. First round action on the «2fiOt ard Lakawood Park course wll r split, wtU) half the player* going out tomorrow and the real on Friday. Moat of tka big name* •III be la the Friday pairings. Moat of Usei *tara alara who rumpsmg In the Loa Angeles ______ Open 10'day* ago and la Ihe Bing ‘ - _ Crosby “ yi ‘ Amateur up north will lie Lakewood event, also Include* _____________________ lopnatch late toman, notala . Fred. I laws Jr. New Orieana, OrWa . . . of ---!hc defending champion, lie fits. 16 stroke* under par to win with the half avent U .i year with a ____ The pre-tournament favorite I* nr Lloyd Manfnim, who tho L. A. Open, but didn't fsra too well In CroaLv'a tourna* meat Hla mala opposition la ea* erbly at the net, defeated Miss CH ICAG O , Jan. 17—</F>- The Shirley Frye H-tl, T*#l, (J-T in a ten­ National Foothali laagne tomor­ l'l(t|H>tal« lo suite haichair* many problems Itefore the opening of tlte nis exhibition at the John B. Stet­ row upens Ita annual meeting l'K | liaimng seaum m I ehruary ami March are varied. Some of the son University courts yesterday. tweet with war-born# manpower Miss Hart, displaying a severe worrie* and tha problem of what pro}M.sati uneaiihrtl ill an Attotialed fiest suivey of 28 leagues and 224 service and a mastery of thr net, teams may lietOnse happy solutions slid give ih< little lilies and towns of raise wa* hard put to take an to do with the downtrodden Balti­ more Colta. Atmrlca ami ( auaila tin- uiofe o exceedingly hard fought first set Club delegate* will have a (lonal I ram* lu nkich they've be­ which saw Mist Frye take the sharp eye uu the subject of hired existence, hut their Inherent upti come orurlurneil. mum keeps them from officially lead 4-2 at one point la the set. Itamia in face of the growing war Otbei* may prove to i.e slmpy pre*dicting she worst. Showing the stamina and court riddle a* ihey ruoduct the yearly ill fated Idea* which didn't wink Many Iweehall men, however, -kill which ha- caused lice to lie player draft—No. I Item on tins out. will tell you unofficially ami on •reded In the first ten national!/ loop'* four-day agrenda. Solution* ratiHe between one coiidilluti that you won't use* their for the past five years. Miss Hart The fate or Baltimore's ques­ rlub owner** *‘l am finished'' ei,l* names, that the face of minor lex- 1-ue down to lake the next two tion-mark Colta, who won only taph, to Itfirrowlng more money, gUe t »*el,i|| soon will Iw changed game* ami pulled even. on# of 12 league start* last sea­ hiring t.'iilians, finding new eluh r»dh*si|y iMi-ause of war ami mold Mis* F ry *, whoae ground son, must he derided to clear owners, operating as sis-team in­ iialion. strokes were exceptionally steady, the deck fur thr 19&1 schedulestead »f eight-team league*, ntnl And the face won't tie lifted raoir hack strong In Ihe second making. final lv to * growing practice Abe Watner, recognised as the which sounds like Ihe law of th* they say. It will Ik lowered with set to win handily hy a score of of teams g, Ing out of hitsi- (J-T. Colts owner, presumably will poll jungle— tIre* survival of the fittest. doirns nrsi. A heavy sprinkling of minor In the third ami final *et of the tl>« other 12 club operator- for (Tomorrow, the second Installe- match Mis* Hart found henu-lf player help to bolster the Ualtlleagues, which one bred, trained and promoted the major league inent In n three-story series, out- in all department* of the game mote entry which suffered at stars of today, are attempting to 'loe» major troubles liesettlng and wor# down her younger am! least an ffLS.OOO loan last season. lie may nut get It, sinre own­ find replacemania for defunct or minor leagues ami teams and gives less experienced uppunrnt with li t of til leagues whlrh are suf­ dying teams hy filling their ranks afering.! neatly placed passing shots ami a ers are campaigning for re-align­ ment of the league's two divisions with teams from other leagtlra. brilliant game at the net. *nd a 12-teaiu loop - u - lii »<>-»,■Tin* poliry, whether the switch Charlie Morrison served ae um- ala the one open-date necessitated D a promotion far a team lo a re at the ntalch and Mayfair for each club last season. higher classification league or a rofeaslonal Teddy Rerlrka acted The draft list whlrh will be By HUGH FU I.I.R H T O N . Jr. move to a league of aiiniliiir class, as service line Judge. tapped for Uu players by each may have one league for a|H*ration rlub sparkles with such names thi* urnmer. Hut il also transferG A LV ES T O N , T rs ., Jan. 17 as Bout hern Methodist's Kylt trouble from one league to a lea* I/Vi The Southwest Conference Rote, Michigan's Chuck Ortmsnn fortunate league. carried out statistical study to help ami Don Dufrk, Kentucky's Boh There are dori-nt of |,ro|H,snls the football rule* committee nettle Cain, Oklahoma's Leon Heath, for learn switching. Here are n is problem of just when to *tait Notre Dame's Jerry Groom and few: the lime clock on play* . . And T o v ia u rs R iT aixi Rob Williams, Tessa' Bud Mr. The class C It to (irandr league Abb Curtis, who compiled the Will XT Watartlr [dan to operate this summer figures, came up with some Inter­ Ciimher'* lady. I*»»l Morten, Fadln, Vanderbilt's Uucky Curtis, rtrend Marie. t,tk* SsiWr. J*4r‘» Alabama'* Kd Raletn, ami Michi­ hut the league Is trouble. Plan esting l.le** s- a result . . Abh Alarmlna. Hr V«rlr*. Uon- gan Blate's Ronny Grandeliut. hopefully hinge In finding a sixth suggests the cloek should begin i/tiulr#, arnlal But tha owners will look beyond tram lo replace fast growing Cor- to turn as <«,n as the referee aits oxD wacss—a/iasfc* Mile Kklb More. Who* Tommie, ttrtan. glamor In lining up personnel us Christ!, Ti-xas. Corpus Chrlvtl spots the liall and give* the k y C ircle Jovlanne, Hky Vltlaa*. they hope will no handling the left the tflo (Iramle qt join tins 'ready* signal, Imt that teams tIlssjiy Have*, (loaner U. pigskin Instead of a rifle for Gulf Coast, recently up|»rd from should tie given only TMinrt R t r n - 4 ' tatM Mile 'rcomlt J i m * Bvaaa. D a , Champ. The ihe next year or so. Fam ily men, class C lu class II. I•eeausc of te- to put Ihe hall I,, rdav . . Now Reck. Candy Main. Rural Mae. * 1 ex-servicemen and likely 4-F*s rhniralitle*. ill scheduling, league, they're allowed :'.r, in ralleg* nay Lady, Iteredliary. lUlamia. Will be preferred. need six or eight trams, prefer r M k tM R S lP - 4 / IM k , Mu# games and .‘10 in the pro league . , Rote, the Mustang's one-man Buaay River. Rail* tVDay. Illah shiv eight. "Some pro club- liave averaged Kirk. Zeal re, Itaady Bay, Chico gang who incidentally Is mar­ The imrr healthy Georgia-Flori­ as lltlle a* JT.fi seentela; one a t Rett*. Admire Me. ft K M. Ullrhell. ried and has a youngster, la re­ da league, whirli tlte majors con­ u r n s MAS'M—rmarlty Ihe greatest honor* In that league Ullly'e Hmoke. Mlechler tilrl. Mv ported the No. 1 choice of six sider one uf the Iteat rlavs I) out­ (In. Hnlp> Hmoke, Count lias clubs among nine eligible for (lay Ba fits, has lost a member -T a lla h as­ I* to Is- the leant that starts lie OuodI tafljag Il'dtlag llslts, Hally llniun, the draft-opening bonus draw. see—ami may lose another—Tho- play* quickest" Curtl* argue*. or, Ruhe*s_ It stunt. Silting out the bonus ceremony IU n it —B/l«4fea masvlllr, Ua. The Tallahassee ■'That prove* they don't need the insit, (lalveaton Oslveaton (1*1, Mmwt- •re fqur dub—-the Ufa re, (J obs, franeMee of the Pittsburg Pirates TO second*. I f you'd cut the tltne Ingliar Pa!lU«yr. « } Clack, k i l l deechry. whom had a whack a t a Bonus has been placed at Brunswick, Ga. down It would Impress the tasat* Huaar pick previously. strew If Thwiuiaville drops out the with Ihe necessity 0f speed; they Trading Poes, Mr. (lMoek. Peirle-s eighth ‘Itaim may became Tift an. would get in mnre plavs Judy. II— y, (Wear D, l-avanl. jl * class I) Georgia S tile , shorten the ovef-alt time of about six mil prerelon that the average specta­ (‘rruui city, Hnoek Uar, U ly Marr. FI"W *. ith< tor doesn't know or car# a hark of Jnr Mmllh. IIIgMir Had, Iciliely llrars. Two It. Rverythlna, tfaur a lot about when the hall started, L IIISg-M* hut he w ild* to see as much act loti task* Mil#', cMtmpInn tk* K ,, n *hlu Oil I ’lty, I'a. team of the ciavs as possible amt gss gel home— nr 0 Mitldl* AtLaidU aav they won't wherever he's going—r a l l y .. Right O f Way field a train this summer Young.Rowdy's tloW ^CRa if, ArMike G|u«e. I he sporting (roods town* Fa' a iloul.iful Mobile A tlan­ t u Ho Hoattt tea# Dae. rau . gaol Hmartie,. couod h n m id M«r* Porky. Darky, Dee l.e* tic runnier sincr it has signified man. Is gelling a few laugh* in try Ruby, More ami Ywvwalhlw rhange* for two iU Intention to transfer In Ihe the Inhhv re telling Mike McNal­ ro x in irra sifi.r day*. The vote today will wind class A coulml league, A solution ly's stories of his esrapadr* with . PtllHT KACl.'i Cpoibrr'a lady. Ij up the annual meeting. will he sought at a mieting Kun* Tlalie Ruth. . . Hecrna that when l*o-l Mortens, t*r, Voylr*. Yesterday three m u considernnroN Il HACK. Iluna-rH11.i W hoa day. Kvs-ry Middle Atlantic tenni •h* Its lie wanted to see a town. In .ntiitle. orlen. able disru-slon on returning the lost money In IDfiO apd Vamter- hi* younger and livelier davs, Mr t “T t7lillt«b ItACKi Tk* Ruck, llered- fair ratrh rule to tha hooka. And nallv usually waa detailed to go grift dropped iri mid season. mes llrans along and keep him out of trou­ IIACMl Re-l-e. Kalla there wa* a number of reasons Claws l>, C ami It lower minor ble . . They were returning from given why It shouldn't be re­ irrii'l the only one* with Imuhes. stored In Us bid form. one such evening, with the Babe ,M .Y K • “ u The strong Mouth Atlantic f Rally I Other matters discussed yester­ HlXTH MACfc, Mace. Hpoillaa uaually one of the aoundrst of Use driving In hi* usual carefree man­ day Included what Chairman I L ner, when Ihclr car sideawfned a four class A outfits, is worried l g r n t ir 8 1 c « i -r. 0 . (F rits) C rider, of Michigan ahonl one of Its members—Green■ Iasi . . The rah driver climbed out, said was a “lu' uf technical stuff." a tire Iren In Ms hand; Ruth left vllle, ft. G. Bally president Karl Most of these points wouldn't Blue says he will know •‘moli” if hit seal Just a* belligerently and ' H f l f r i r t i i r t r % ! - ■ , . n .r mean iitucli to the ordinary fan. they came fare to fare.. . The rab­ Glernvllle will Ite able to solve Hr The fall catch mle wa« elimin' • V l l f n l n ACC lie* l.ee. Country "layer shortage and operate in ble look one look and exclaimed: Ruhy, last year bcciuse It had fallen Mere Ducky. "Oh, dub B a N . say. I'm sorrv. *51* into disuse. But the American Babe. Just send a Mil and I'll Bate ha II manager*, unlike their pay It. I was driving on the Before World W ar l| al-uit Id I College Foothali Coach#-. Aasocifootball count* rparD, are an opti­ wrong side of the strett." per cent of U A exports went to aiion requestrd that it ba put mistic breed. So are rlub directors tha British Empire. lock. Imagination Slagg-ered and leagua president*. Be Mom d? Another sporting goods man, they predict anything short of Joe Krlhr, was collecting auto­ 'our greatest season in history Is graphs of the rtiles-makers on • rntn!' on ** ni we’re a pennant football . . He came to M*ye«rcontender." old Amoa Alonso Rlagg. who Optimism isn't anything Ilk* wrote the Artisret, moat IsfiW ) that high this season. Few If any signature of all then apologised league prrsddenl* expect alien* Iwcaiur hla hand wa* 'snaky' . . detic* to match the hig year of And a few day* ago 8tagg. who 11147, 4(1*411. waa nicknamed "old awn" whew Ax law as some prealdenta feat, a kid, waa standing a* there were no sUtemcnls front round a hotel Inhhv ebewlng the Any of tho M laagure covered In rag with some coaches . . "No, Ihe turvov whlrh said their lea* I don't especially like »lltinlf gue* would not opperate. down," Mr. Rlagg politely told Few officials deny that some the young fellow. "Hu*. If you're s-agur* are on the borderline Of tired. I'd lie H ad to go over and sit with yor " —ate quivering liecause f monry. tnanixmct and the military. Snort* Hounduu K Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries majority of them fear that athletics of cvrty tyj**. U*tU |“ of' " i *nal .viol amateur, will fed drastically the effect* of the w oilJ uiujii-.u O f seveial hundred espetts who ancwrird an Assoriitcst yc.t end questionaire, fewer llun a do/cn att irady to pinJut lint »;>oitt will do "business as utual" in the face of the dtail -md i-nul-lc .dl-oul mobilisation. ‘4 Typical of the terse replies re- that at least u dmen uf thr- coun cived from every section of ihi* try's lesser leu gu*- ■ writ throe in tha sponge before the t. ip o) . in country are these:: "Threat uf war may wreck m i­ sod that *« many more (ill fold nor base bait league#-, put cullrgc- during the year ire the J r jf l w i­ back on war-time standard*.*' dens in sucp«\ As lor tw major h-arti- , “ tlir t "flpecator* may Pave to he con­ beat that we cun c*i»«t to u v m tent lo see Ht-year-uld* and guy the year gm-.-i nhiint •* inferior over 40 perforin." “ Expect a slump at the g a td performanc*' by inDrinr olhl-i and Inroads on -porta by draft says an observer, *'lf the ir war, all sports will be cut off al tin* boards." "Sports In '517 Where? Here hlo pockkvts." Nutnhcni of lhn»e who an.nworcil or In Korea? It looks from here like all sport* will Ire in uniform.” the poll predict that .... ................. If there i* a declared aar, the football team will play feslunen vast majority agree that no pro­ ru-xt fall, as they did dtoi’ • U’nrl 1 ■ of fessional sport will survive ihi* War II, and tliat the ..dan. > lime am) that college sport will ).-• football tiower will again tuft t > the - m lo- aradi’inlo he coireenextremely hard hit. Several writer* point out tha *us U that nttendsure- will dr. ,, ltlli«rlt| « t IIM4 R • ililAiiiiy Thcjr arc. a ztatref, i. J esperlrni-etl Aji.'ervcri who p i*7 would clamp an immediate ban on ■ large auemblire In the event of diet there will I- ho im.tk I war-!-po*»ihlv co *o at the an change in the r|-»rtx scene at nnoncwmrnt of total mobilisation. ira>t during the pt< cut year. “People need recustlun during Even those who take the optimi­ stic view that the world sit nation trouhl-il limes." -aid on.- of them, will not worsen during *51 and **Tht< Is where all .poire Is at It* that sports will rock alone more bosL? "Their will be Sthletirs d"p itc or less as usual collude that the draft; Is bound to reduce the cali­ war," declared another. "Ameri­ cana demand it." ber of competition. Onr voter, - howlnr ilg»i* «f First to li# hit, and hanlr-t say* th* eorre-pondert". w*1! !«• ha-te, -Ifited off with "Tlii' is mv the minor baseball league, One of 1last uffirial act as t-poire editor *3 the more gloomy *wamt« predict r "ve been drafted!" Fair, Catch Rule May Be KestoredByNCAA tW g s ? m r'^ m vt#hn OMmouiio T,»wiMnv;rrirl»is pertvd to come from Henry Ran­ som, Dr. Cary Mlddlecoff, Marty The Mlislaslppl- Missouri Furgol, Clayton lltafner. Jimmy system la approximately Denisrat and Johnny Palmer. mile* long. SACINO PHOTO FINISH USKD NO MINORS ADMITTID ROUTE 17—8 MILES Howth of Haaford. A river a,mw promt*# that on many, during our lour I would be playing ssrnem, #W — Inrludlng foul*# Brough or »ret Osborne D u l’odst— Ouuy," Mlaa le ts sed. its wat no reflect Ion on IN malesir start, either, becauee B rti thlnka they are the the m a te rs win and bar don't stand* ns win* for IF YOU HAVE PICTURES TO HUNTING, FISHING, OR S^ORT OF LOCAL INTEREST SUITABLE FOR USE IN THE ERALD’S MAIL-AWAY m •c n * - I 1 “ A SS cv �WEDNESDAY JAN . 17. 19~*1 Africa’s population average* 15.1 pt-raon* to the square mile. jA L O U & i. S0HMAK M flA l AWNING CO. Ilm.11 deposit- J* » ' to l*«* nui.tviM i. * i.* . r« . a m K now w h ere to I'in d h e r ? PAGE 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 Better Coigli Belief F IV E Regimental Paper “ Eagle Forw ai Gives Troops News Of Korean War When new drug* or uU fail to ilop jour cough or cheat cold duoT delay, ('rcomuhkm cootaint only tafe, help­ ful. proven ingmlitnu and no Barcoiaa to diaturk nature'* pioceu. It foci right to the aeat of the trouble to aid nature aootbe and beat raw, un­ der. inflamed bronchial membrane*. Guaranteed to pleave you or droggUt refundt money. Creomuliion hat itood the teat of many milliooa of met*. TOURIST ISSUE »> H A L Itt lU .L In llir wa Ilnur tbr men ,«t the Itmii lltoee wliu do the moil fifftalink llvually kmm tbr lr.nl about Vvbal I’ going on. It h held tu get nrwa up to a nun m tbr lintn lr- and ihrirfnic lb‘ big pntutr" to him too often i« tiimlrvl to wli.il llir rnnuv on the lull ahead it going to do licit. Hut the men in the fmholra do have a ir .,1 him nr r in know wb.it u happenin* im the other front». * And like evcryuiir everyone el»e el*e they want freah new*. it leall, help* cut down oil tie•W"| CmuM, C M C*40v. a n il tnatSHO Col. John T. Corley uf HuHiklvn i number uf frostbit,.ini ri,,- i-ti _____________ Ad» 1* one hattlefront .-nmmander wii • I lor, h'gt. \ldtioi It Kiuchtr, Uto*-k baa taken *trp* to fee Ihn' hi* IV li. a 12 ) rat old o t n ill Ot men are kept Informed World Wat II Corley, at 30. I* one ,.f the ai llw lii’i ..ml III- elitlli- .tuft my’* moat dc-oratnl officer*. II* | wliu is I'fr. t'uiliellun tUiykill, 2 hold* 13 medal* for hrrnivm and , of South Arlington. Y». .n. * 1 0 ,8 4 2 ,0 0 0 merltodlnu* service. When I,*- tmtk proud of tin- way that "Engle Im over command of the Nryru 24tli wurd" ba* iiripnl »lep op tionnle. regiment lie started a daily papri The papri ruuo oil every da) for hi* troop*. He called II the exi-epl Sunday, ind llir two S"Eagle Forward." gto -olilirl* hav-- lletel iiiirseil .01 | The little ^ two-pagr mlmep- .-•ilt ion. graphed nrw*paper ba* hecotm Hacuarrr end Hnvlng* They rolle, t und wiitc lo ws ami one of the moat popular publica­ thru riank it out ioi u miutro . . . you get b o ll. tions in Korea. It la a* crisply giaph ittarhitie. lb. paper Im- a OaatH D natana Mubree*y a Corley hlm*elf—a cheer p m * tun of 4'atli ropi. Wlieu tin* ful, tough-minded yuui * offlnu. TU A Len d t u l o m l • « *"*• • diviiiun wa* on tin* liont tin- pn ‘I he lin t page i* devoted to per wu- task* n up 011 ebaw turckB o c k o f e v e -T “ world new* of importance, Inclu­ Tin* ineu lead it und pa-M-d ro|oe46-ytar w o r d o f aound, ding the latest war development - ftoni foiiiob- to foxhole e c o n o m ic a l m a n e l * In Korea. The second page tell* “ A lot of tbem wnnt u- to mail the activities of different unit* copies to thru folk- tit home, bill Bent. Dividend Seeing*: within the rrgimcni and tbr a- we Ju*t don’t imvc n log ,-iuMtg U 0 , 8 4 2 .0 0 0 . P * H chieveturnl* uf individual voblirr*. -upidy.” said Boykin. Loaew: |».400,000. It mually ha* a chuckle or two 'I’iieir pa|*rr him lo-en pul out b» One rrcent item, for r sample, ritndliTighl, K o ie iii tiN-lighl nt ■ noted that one private could keep liu*iiiigttl. It Im- pone to pre-* in hitu*eif Hinuo'd for hour* lit hi Ml inlu-d out builil lig ulMiudoiti -1 foxhole a* a rrault of a L'hrhlma* factmir*. In tile o(a'ii field-, ill gift from hi* eight-old *l*tcr.. Sle- tent* and crevk to d > *ent him two all day-*uek»r*. II* iHiiliiin sometime- have to One of the m ini popular fea­ melt the frozen ml oft Hie dove to ture*, ralltd "The Obi Boldin* ptibli*h, but Hu iltfflrully yet buAid." wa« Corley'* idea. -topiied tbem, It consist* of a daily hit of ad "We were bn*v rialikllig out eo vice on hpw troop* ran jirolect pie- nil bout le-forv Chat lie A T A IA V TJP t J thrm«rlvr» from the weather or Chang klik-i! it- out of Fyuttg the enemy. Lately the "Old Sol yang,’’ *aul S n itu n t Kluehe, -, tiler" ha* been giving *age tip* no -militig. “ But we made our dead P h . 101 how tu lake proper rare of tinline." w m iu . - s .T R o o t * s t/i-i C R E0M U L SI0N M A I L - I T -fci -U -tt -tt -Ct - A W A Y -t< -V< 'U -V< -vi -vt 1* OIVIDINDS T in * I I p i i i Ii I w ill imlilitth it Mttil A w tty Isstn* in tin* n e a r ftilu rp |« u lr:t\ inp to ralicykeMwi Mt%(tiifftit aefc *e •»*»-• •* •**• ■ a Dicam ukci or Muoc Imtruclor. Whatever her hutinew . . . whatever product or vcrvicc you arc looking lor. you'll find II quickly and easily m the ' Y E L L O W P A G E S ' • f yo u r T e le p h o n e D ire cto ry The ‘Y E L L O W PAGES* arc your IwiHltcW. quickest shopping guide tu W HO B U Y S — S E L L S R E N T S • HI PA IR S in Mail'd* m ill titnl I’lfturt'it tin* n llrm 'litm t o f Sttn in rd o f t p iitra l t'lo riiln , and di‘*ipn»‘d ■iditiit fu r pros|M vtivn In tu i t , pcinniiu-iit tv u r ttlliP i* Iid t T P tlf d in S tiiifo rd . «v* -yj nz ^ -r£ *v? -v* • Mail E xtra Copies To Friends And Relatives in the North jo y p ^ u iflu lic L MIMMMUtAPI! PRINTING—TYPINC CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES. :i I’ltiirint t ’p n lp r • Hrintf Their Names and .Addresses to the Herald (NOW) Au-tialin tm- 2d |wrwin* In tlairmri mile. • Each O rder Musi lie Acnnnpnnird hy Ten Cents M o st llLNi IPRldlOHS POPCORN CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD You TELEPHONES 180 and 1071 I{VCR ATE Raaai 441 Aaafnrd Atlantic National Bank BM*. The Sanford Herald llv Hav H tilb f ft/,A R K I K K — 12 Try HERALD Want Ads For ReraJh T k. lattowlag rat*, apglr •• all Waal I t * » * H liM la The •aal.rg Mo.,14, I ilot. Iff* per >ta. lat.rtlaa ■ neo- law u> Ba* la**rll«M S lio n *- *•> tl*e lOaerllaa M iI m h •* **r Itaa I m w ii ** l l , e ■■■*• In th. IIB*. IteaSIr ■aw for hlarh ( • « eap.- PHONE 148 TW O I.H T8 adjoining, alto Murk •if 4 lot* in l-e*t residential arc* Hioi. S II nr iraik* for country property or acreage of ritual valor. Mra. Marlr Nance, I dour north of Club Diamond, north of Hanford. ________ r o l.O K K I) B R E R Garden—block bid*., SO a rir* land, Ovirdo. *2500 — llOtai. diwii. Her t'arltim at 501 Oalary Ave. T rl. 1277-W. NEW MASONRY constructed 2 ladruoiii humr alinoit completed. Good location. I’rice t lU m u i Several amallrr tome* in or out of ■it v. I’rired *5500.00 and up. K O H EKT A. W IL L IA M S , Realtor Raymond K. I.uadquisl, Aaaorlalr M ILLS SW AP S H U r —4M E. 4th fit. We Buy. Sell nr Trade most anythin*. Phone 11W-J. w« both 'o*a when you don't brini your prcscrlptlowa to L A N K Y ? P hone 102______________ ; F R IE D SHRIM P Dinner ;*fha THU . HANKURD HERALD ffE L A R A f* A fA T S O rr I w ’S t w ! ' " ■ n CONCH B T K AE W E R P IP E Septic Tank*, Groaeo Trap*. Z Tanka, Tank Cradle*. Stepp Stone*, Benches, Flower *fc u , Block*. Window till* and lintela. Concrete Floora, Machine finished. Free Estimate*. Wo liur. **ll A trade wed furniture. WtlMin-Mairr Furtn^ u r a t ^ l U ^ K la*. Phofu.».'.H 7— |‘*li.|.l»e*lnrk-Suppli** - 7 40 R EST EGG grade Auatra Whitra and 50 T ra p neat llainii sh irr hen*, 40r Ur. A ll at 55.- Hi. Ilouara, hoppers, fountain* and wire-- ch*an. Rt. I. Bo* 160. N EW Hampshire Red Chick*. '< wrrka uld, 36c ra. Mr.. Willis, first hollar ninth of It r r r . Wrecker Y a rd .____________________ P0R QUALIFIED YOUNG WOMEN n F K C IA I. S lillV Il KS 12 A V IC T G U V Ua It I ’llOtll BMi fur All vpr CM Bonk Work ,t , Mnrj Mi Kinney IliHibheepilip >- A S it vIre l i e ’ll. 403 Atlantic Hank tlnlldli <r W A T l’II mill I ’ll* k It-pint tup All 1C- • mi 1bil­ Wulk viimi anti-ed priir-. >’ M Kuril*li. Jr l'll. I17H-J t .A U N v m v r I.- Sb»r|iei rd b eyrie- irpalm l lock *lld ki’i work. I’rumpl -CIV e. II. Mbun.M Bit K Ilk Ml IU IO F Width Ilf all kind* Lavra and flutter* Repuired aad I’ainl* • il. New Hoofs applied. Fainting and mating. Sanfnrd. I*h. I0k*-W. R. It. Arkcahurg. _ •Iti.ANIMI Morning Sentinel Or­ lando Evening Star Call M*ln> Thera a n opportunities for a limitad number a# qualified young women In the faacinitlne Jolt that** the baala of the communi­ ii v cation* industry— handling the public'* call*. V EN ET IA N III.IN Ilh mode t* A V IT A L P U B L IC S E R V IC E urder. tb-minnlo Venetian (IbnWith a atari In * aalarr of Co. ttn W. 3rd R* I'him 130 a week (40 hour*) W it h o u t prrvloua lalrphonr Nag line lmlMor„r dump ’ruca, Training. muck, fid dirt .h*-ll and rlav Opportunities for advancement, by load or jots Contact II. R scheduled pay increase*, ekkneaa G'abated. and a-aorlater, UK* K benefit*, pensions, and pleasant flew York Ave.. lt d .and. I’t associate* and working condi­ aan ta*.w ' tion* are some of the advantage* of worklna for tho Telephone f ’A IN TIN G and decorating l»t. riiM . Interior nnd interior A-t Company. reference*. M. A. Link, Frl!"WYou may with to have your n u lli­ »M]i Front, Ban ford. Pit. 6ir7-M. fication* considered for thle re­ sponsible and intoreaUn* IK>altfon. IS— N 0 T IC K 8-P K K R 0N A l.S — U . ttan. i CHIEF OPERATOR. CELCPPATiON, RtfAi*... T NlGHlj* 1 ill rOUK HUHOn, 0.*AflK.'.„ AND MA NY ' V / IMPOHTANT s.. / k o h l i or v in e j u m a Uih. F l w il L Bt TMIHE / / I t / WULL. blVt (M MAH hfUAHpy/.. Ah GOTTA flHOVt O f f OH ACCOUNT UF AH’M AWACADV . LONG OVUMDUL S/ IMPAWTUNT rt* soMt <A- sy fHEtt PAY* At A*AVHAVE INVCAWONOumUL ...DUI All VUJ „J»I» ONC Uf 1 GOT A liAMu OUTf > THEM 1. uf Pi ayin ’ itAwit v vvt *• \ a B A S I BAW L CDuNfHV., J LK A B U L UF N A T IO N S ^ -ANAhkL Bt \ ENCACtMUNTS BACK HOME/. 0 ( tmOPPIN IN / o p t em / _ v-------- 1-Qk f.too ,y iov/fosr Ht m u lit 0/41 A, r J-Jv S T HN0W Ht HA(4744 / Hv THK LONK RANfJKR THATS NOT TRUE/ r x lP f . WANTED ON EY1 H U T VOU KILLED TWO AT THE TILESRAPH * o r v i c e .* ^ , mm THE KILLER HCCe THAT MORSE/11 COULO FWWE IT irT H E RAIN * IIADNT MVASMfO OUT TVCTWCKS K ran S trik a H £ Y i\ ' ltd GOING TO MICKEY MOUSE Hanford. F la . A LU M ! SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE o r f tf lS B v K S 'tta NKW C d m l iM L a in duplex-teaaon or yratv | Shew friend* biff Greet in* Card MIRACLE CONCKBTR CO. don, 110 .louth Park A 844 Elat_____ _ Phone 1231 valor* for e a iy earning*! 25card $1 Ai*ortment for Birth­ V A d A N C Y ,' U f f W A | irtmenU, *,*U*EbO F E E D S 'C o m p u te line. DYING A C A R T Before fin*n day*, all event* pay* 100% pro­ nlm and clean. Ptotgf. Hunt’* Tu*ado Feed Store. rin* »« u* t» rave money. In fit. Extra cash In M tUlllr*. 5 ROOM tlouae furnUN V E G E T A B L E S , Uvratock Mallment iA»an Dep'U Room 317 Imprinted Stationary, other fast Mlarollanrou*. Hanford I Phone i f f , fianferd AlMntl. seller*. Assortment* on appro­ Valb.nal lUeV M^.-tw, *T!r* __ er’» Auction Market. _ val. C flA R U C A R D S! 303 F R E S H GO aY M I L K Peachtree N. E-. Dept. 210, At- R E N T A C AR. U-driv# it i.v day, R. D. Prie«U phono T14-W-3. week. No bm M LA D D i^ t 20 f t etteAalou «hu . good Mwurity. elalioa wacun* and convertihUa, step ladder* t t U k fit* Tad in Striekland-Morriaon. Inc. E. Laundm at Altamento Hotel. First St N O RG E Electric Eafrlfferator, |50 Mo d e l **/•" f o r h a i . f. Good rendition, Phut* lEJtO-XR. 4 B U R N ER taa range with oven, ALL TYPkl of Bulldoter Work 31 Model **A" Ford Coupe for *ale by owner. E*ce;|ey.l cimllEeaaaai hh Eatm*—Free KatlH3S00 IIO I—R linn. ( 26*1 jo »*a*. A. W. fM r n . O il penlee A Grace* AtikUy, la k e M a ri, evening*, or iN ro M it pR O prarrr d u plex call Anr.lry tlOO ur-.d will Plantation E a ta le *-la rg e lo tjlrtve hi iM>*t •lay. nirtom built for sale below are P R A C T IC A L L Y new A B C automalic washlaff machine. Phan* CI.BAK U SK irpA IIH eent construction east*, fki 7A5-W. ____ UNA I'ljr mini I), nice i / r exwhlddun. 110 S, Park Ave. eelirnt ttiide-i '!(**• udlcc *f f'5. i« IT 9 A « S T O SuRHP. ■ JB F F R S N ? THAT JU N tfu B S fu ll. w iu D A N lV A .9 ! — g b « ;.. t m a t W AP A CSCOP d t - s s r ! (3 u e e s i w a s wflDMJ A K O u T ... e.»Rvrv.semvi1— .4** H>0 bCeWAMfiAUL' CVuos n.-.r ouoH ,— ►——v M? 4A> *' / ' ‘ ’ , ?fM»VAU. ffVSOONX ( S (U * M ia « L T . ntuRj^Ki TK-irv ULUfllA.' * S f ftt IMffV OiVUtS Manor. B ii ? NOOOk. \ 510 R 1*4 RU FI. Melhut P CATIO! it t r w ih D it t - n ^ u a r r ii IStfl J. 1739 Ma*nnJii Av, 1#«0 1UDHON OnmmoOurti Hii. 000 mile*, exrelleqv coqdit U . Goar, S«J Ju m Im D»iv« ix S �WEDNESDAY JA N . 17. 1951 Tfli: SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORID^. Legal Notice Wipe Out Deadly Polio Menace Mr. and Mrx. Clarence Bthrib of I'.mtiar, Mich. arrived Tuesday untl have opened their Lak e Mary h<.inc far in# winter. Ed Cochran and HU nephew. 8am Cochran, spent the Jan. 7 weekend with relative* in Camilla, fie. Mr*. Cora Hhents and Mr*. Jen* nlr I-ewl* left Thursday for a toue of Koutbern Florida, making Sara* «<(* their hcadiinartera. C. K. Mlintel suffered a heart atiark early Wednesday and wa* i .ii.ru to the Frrnald Laughton M-morlal Hospital where he l* imiirovtag. Mr. ami Mr*. Frank Crawley and family, who hove been visiting II A. tipold, hate returned to their Editor* Note! To bring our reader- up lo date on the moat recent progre— la Ike fight agala-t Infnnllle paral|»i**. «e are iblitdiing a eerie* uf four urliclr- «-*peclally w rllten h) Slete arch of Dlatra Chairman. Hr. J. Ililli- Miller. T h i- I- Ihr lant la the aerie*. K Ily J. tlll.I.IH Ml 1.1,Kit. Stale Chairman 1931 March of lllm rt In the Uiree ptetiout dm union, we Iiavc pointed to ilir ( iim ik m I ■» pMU of |>olio, iU liumrn fatlnrt, and llir in ) nature of ihr diir*<r itirif. In lliU concluding article, I would like in diicui* briefly the March 01 Ihmci Campaign. - The M ARCH O f DIMKS i*. in ill b.nr»l cttrnliali, the (itinocialic ri fori of volunteer* throughout thi*4 ---------great land of our- plnlgcd t» ih* principle of wipplng nut human tuffirrTng rau«-d ny infantile pu U - t ilM N r i - a (•■»» n an ralysls. I emphatlic the "comLined effort of volunteer*", I,,- conference lo explaining Ihc Amer­ rauae that I* ilm ly Ih* keynote ican U. N. vote which drew sharp Congira* of tha M ARCH O F D IM ES earn- critic! <m from many member*, paign. At the time of hi* conference, On Jan. IS thuu-and* of volun trer wurkrra throughout the coun­ there were new* report* from Totry wilt atart machinery putting I yo Maying the Chinese Gnnim un­ Into motion one of Ihr gr*-aie. t lit* had rejected the “era** Tire" fund driven in hi-tury. Thousand* nppeal. Arh< son aaid, however, he uf hour* of planning have prece­ had received no word on lhal. Arheson had delayed his meet­ ded the launching nl the drive, and these workei* will In-gin on ing with K p o ite r. for -IS minute* that date pulling their plan* fm heyonil (lie hour originally set. Thi* brought speculation a Chin­ their communities Into action. Here in Florida, literally hun­ ese reply wa* anticipated, but dred* of volunteer worker* will (here wa nu official explanation put Into action a campaign in which we hope lo raise a million dollar* for polio. Florida ha- not escaped the polio -curgc, nor r t i k i i the w it u a ’u i i ' r t i ' t»i t i » ' " t 1 .•**with thouivulof ggoe«itering our g a in this roming sea­ son, will It escape another big po­ lio year. Between, the dates, Jan. 16 and Jan, 31, hundred* of average rltltcqs like you and me, will cuntsrt you an behalf of the March of Dimes. T h slr effort* are volun U *r. thev have no axa to grind, they are slmly Mr. and Mr* F t— da with a alncer desire lo help In ■f Utla cause. f Cant lined Irsw F i n Its*) Here In Florida, we are going to attempt on a statewide K ale, a iron. I.t. General Idwal Edwards project that wa* sures-ful In a told Congress that will about pre-Korean w ar watern community last year. On double 11 s th i night i f Jan. 31, week* ami strength. • “nth* of pplanning will I h * HiEdwards, deputy chief of staff max*} In a "Mother* Marrh on In charge of A ir Force opera­ n*H* ■ Leaden of all statewide tions, gave the information tn organisation* hav*- n House Armed Service- subcom­ •ledfed their support to the Mo- mittee. Ill* testimony did nnt thsv* Marvhr-tney are actively Irrlng out when the Air Force and Wholeheartedly behind It hope* to reach It* new strength, Briefly, the Mother- March I* .< and he declined to give rrportira concentrated one hour canvas* of a "Urgarrl date.” r n p r home In the state. During Meanwhile a Senate preparedt u t mm hour, you as an aveerage ness *olicommlllee continued lla jTayMan.’ w ill be rontartml by a arguinrnt over the Administra­ Jmlghberhwal mother and given tion's proposal tu lower thr draft f t * ' 5PSortBt,*!Jr *® eontrihute to age.to IH ami extend the periml ih M k lh t xgainst polio. You will uf -rrvlre from 31 to 37 month*. >-°®r * ,,ll"gnc-* to giv*. Although mutiy Congre-s m*-mff ''jyht, he turning on your Is-r- have opiiwtcd the ilralt of light, or licking electricity, IH-yearmld*. Dr. Karl T. Comp­ fcy ttP M I? jl*® wlmlovi. ton bf Massueliusetta Institute of Troops To Europe Price Controls Toehnology urged adoption of th* AdndiitstiaUon * tUiapUKsT pro *0,,,p polio strir- gram Immediately. km chile) on the road In rrrovery. ln r MoUier* adi*. iV.,rch "iknown 1thi' n,0't “In* umutts disease to man" ho1V,r “porchllghl" |Hilio L - a iJ * " I * * * Jt* pUc* among I" the nation I®. *lp * out the dl-caac S rZ s ta lm k L . * °FF®rtunfty i g s i s s r for one hour at *SL areh m R S J fe f f iS ^ - u t lS 1 H for Mother. .................... r e t w r re"; Wppe»t " If you eaiinot -how m* a licit eld plan ur idaa come out frankly and say that you really are op­ posing I he ereation and training of a 3 to 3 Hr million armed forms." , Senator Lyndon Johnson (DTex), subcommittee chairman, contended the President Truman's coal of 3,400.000 b th* services hy June 30 ran be reached by taking men Iwtwern the present draft age lim it- of 19 lo 28. Earlier, Hcnator Morse (R-Orv), i> member of the sulcommlttce, nut only Itarked the 18-yrar-obl draft but urged a 26-yrar molillu lIo n program, lie -aid thr per 1**1 of tension I* going In last lhal.long. Morse suggested compressing the ennvenlTnnal fouryear college course Into three yrare -•> that Imys won't waste a year between emerging from schol and going Into service. Senate Democrat* were In prac­ tical agreement today to delay I Renal* showdown on the con­ troversy o v ir sending more U . 8. troops to Kurofie. Debate on foreign policy rontlnued at a brisk rllp, however. Mr. and Mra. a D. T iitU am urn" wiring the birth of a (laughtrr. at the Frrnald Laughton Memm iai Hospital on Jan. 12. Mra. Roy I.. Howell, J r . has l«ern callrd to Oaicrfiled. Ga., due to the rritiral iilnraa of her ilit e r . The Community Church held Ita Hern** fi*nn the rxriting technicolor film, "Co!* .46 _ alarrinc congregational meeting IlMnijolph Hs-otl mix! Itulh IP.innu showing Time--lay und Friday at irn u sl Thursday night prececded by a Movielaiol lirive-ln Theater, ruined diah (upper. The buaine*« sr-rion wan opened with prayer and the tinging of a hymn. The following officer* for the coming year were elected: P. D. Anderaon, IIV HOB TIUlMAH Congregational chairman; A . F. Kemp, ki-cietary; and Wm. Struther*. treaaurvr. A- E. Crocker waa H o l l y w o o d , Jan. i t - w *)— rlrrtcd an elder to serve a three llullywoiMl most tnlked-alniut new year term. Ham Cochran to acre* starlet I* a middle-aged aetre-a one year term and P. D. Ander­ who admit* that »he hat “a fare aon and H. At. Cochran were re­ like a trade mark." elected to aerve three y v _ term* 1 »e« no rca*»n why Thelma each. Yearly report* of the virion* flitter should lml lie tcimed a church orgariltalloni were read starlet, tf you consider a itariet an<l plan* outlined for the coming a potential star, she qualifies year. handily. The preview of "The Mr*. C. S. Donaldson honored Mating Reason" had critic- pnMr*. C. D. Tlllia with a Stork dieting a stellar future for tier. Shower Thuraday evening. Dur­ One even predicted »ha would ing Ing the evening Varioua games' fill the void left hy the late were played by the g u est*.______ Marie Dressier. Carrawav winning tha prise for All of thi* amaica thi ad­ the drawing contest. Following the mittedly plain-looking Ml** R it­ opening of (he gifts, the bostesa ter. She talk* about It In the served fruitcake anti roffee to same slangy, slde-of-the-mouth Md ih . C. W. Hloblom. L . C . T lllif. manner whlrh made hrr a hit Cecil Mixon, W. G. Brown, L . E . In the small role* she ha* I n n Rotwrts, II. II. Grier. E d Carrsseen In *n far. way. Joe Tllll*. Ruby Vaughn of " It’s am**In'," the sara. “ It ’s Hanford, the honor** and Mis* klnda gratifying, too. I figure Mary Whldden. that It make- up for the hard II. M. Gleason spent Friday tn knocks that my Joe and I took Jacksonville. in show business." Mr .and Mra. A. Kobe of Mlchl“ My Joe” Is Jo-rph Moran, gin are spandlns mime time with her liu-liaml anil a auercttful ad­ their friend-, Mr. anti Mrs. L y ­ vertising executive. Hilt life wa* man Frfshey. n»t always as ea»y for ths two Misa Eleanor Ijaler, who has of them. Both were stork rumImen a guest of Mr. ami Mr*. A. pany arturs In the *20‘*. N. Broil slnre the holiday.-, ha* "When *ouml pictures rame in. rolumed to Gun-tan Hrhmd. CanI list meant the end of slock," tervlllc, Md, where she la baud she m ailed . "We were broke — mistress.’ i ‘ , ami I mean liroke. My Joe finally Hpciwrr Fawcett has come home made -nine money by going AMU IHIIR WIDOINO in Hong­ ureund to all -the radio quls pro­ kong. John Francis.YohM lng. of from the Hnlverrltv of Florida ami I* awaiting hla eall Into ti|o. A ir gram* ami winning the prises. "That’s flow hr got lain ad­ M*dlord, M. Y , wheel* tiU P»Ik >* Force. strtrksn Chine** bride from the Ro­ waa Mrs, 0- I - ItInquefield vertising. The agency figure,I If h a m from tha A r n a U he knew *t| the an-wer*. ho tary cfiurch. Th* M-yeat-uW Wgr might to lo- aide to think up Mohan, who spent I I monihe at the ____ _— n Memorial HtwpiW h i * Ihr que-talon. Ho ho was hires!" Gcorgi* Found*linn for Infantile urday afternoon and Is reported Tfiilm a lurncd lo radio ami Paralysis, treks re-entry into the There are now fit.OOO registered United State*. (falsniatioagl) Ihc Now York stage. motor ear* on Hlngapore mad-. “ My lari play was four mouttvlieforo my Isiy waa born," she The known salt denosits In Mew said. They Iimvij a girl and boy, Mexico. If dsveloped. would aupH ami 10.) "I Just pulled In my ply the entire western hemisphere stomach ami held by brtalh when for thousands of years. | wbnt onstage. My Joe says I was the only actress who muld The Meson and DUon Line w a |>lay scent without faking a - tMNMKT estahlWwd to settle dlseenslow* Hollywood State Farmers Market Hho was active In radio, ptavlng such rales as Henry Aldlrh’s teacher end the murder victims on Mr. Dl-trirt Attorney, "I got titrd of firing murdered all the time, h i they let me he­ roine Ihe killer for a change,” -he add'd. Her movie rareer «a- nu *o eldent. An ohl frleml, director writer, George Heaton wanted Hrr to appear briefly In "Miracle On 34th Ht.” "For Gooil Luck." Him played the mother of a hid who was seeing Sants Claus. The scene waa Ukon In New York, but tho studio wantod it ex­ panded. She entrained to llotlywoed for one day'o work. She ha* Iwen traveling from v» R4Q>^r"aTr BVMMdIremre, * " • * 71 I'n h h e*SS Ih b a a * I W - l l l C elerr* F l a flo ld en , aeh dlna Q u s lU r e r s le 1* . . La rg a r I .l k - g W C i l i r r , P a s c a l. F ta . If*pending Q s a l l l r e ro le 4* * Iw r ie r It j- t - w C s a ilflo w e r erat# I J t - f - f * IX d la rd * das. hiincbse l.t e - 1. 1* t'u ru m h ere ha. baht*. I I . I * . | S . f l K s ilila n l bll. h s k l* . X .M -I-TS {nem rele hu. h e r. I .M - I .S * L e ft o r* . U s lw rg . D e* P * f « ____ « do*, c re le . I l l - 1.1* L e ttu r* . Ic e b e rc , I t s P a r k an. FnatUh M e re R p»Tatiie*, Yo u aad *»ch o f y o u a re h s re b r n o tifie d a ad "M o lre d * • f J J * * * ‘ »■» r u | ma and I t R U i f l i w h lc n you* o r r l i h t r of you, m a y h a v e ag ain *! th e r a t a l* ot T . J . w i l l i a m * . d w *» » *d . l a t * o f u M (J a u n ty . « " th * C o u n t* J u d e ' o f U rm lnulo < o u n tjr, F lo r id a , a t h i* o lflr# In Ih e c o u rt bou.o o f r a id tH iu sir a t Wan fo rd . F lo rid a , w it h in c le b l r a lo n d a r Month* fro m H i 111" " th * f i r - l publication o f t h i- nolle*. B a c h c la im or demond ■hall b« In w r it in g . » n d »h«ll * U t « lb * plA c, of re s id e n c e and p o a ^ o f f i r * ntfdrri> o f t h * riA im a n i. • h a t) t># *»v c laim a n t, h la * * * o i. or h i* o iu .r n o r . »"d t n y ouch ila lin or d o m n n d not *o f 11**1 ■h a ll bo w W I1A IA M H T K l» It .I.IA W d A* a d m ln la tra to r* of tha lU U I e o f T J T V IIIlim - . il.rra a o *! hit her, Korean W ar Legal Notice O'irfteigc^U'S? bleated Kaesong and Chongju Wednesdav wtth 178 Ion* of nxplosive*. Kaesong, a few miles th of Parallel ,H I* a rail and hw*y Junction. Cbangiu la In north wait M n s on the .Btsln Red supple line from Manchuria. do* bench** Turnip Salad ho. her, rrru v a Important News for Growers and Stockmen K said the raids were successful. East of Heoul toward lehon an T h r United BUtc* has a total In­ abandoned Wonju on the central land water area of 46.2&0 anuaro miles. to he Ipip roving. . . . Mr. And Mr*. Fred Gardner of New Berlin, N. Y . are visiting " fcgS JW h & n u iw - sU rted MriMlag their new home on Crystal Lake west of the H. H. < I* Ih. baas I r'«-.fce&__ ___ wn* an awfully old age tn This little S|*are is tu be read by I bust folk* w ho are always wishing they’d feel bolter. Now. this bu-lnr-s of wi»»iing for "thU” ond vrirhing foe "that" la ail Cousin Wilbur former star of The Grand Ole Opty with llloni tight. It -oft of make* a person Brooks and The Log Cabin Folk* will appear on the lifts Stage Tui look to tha fu____ Jay and Wednesday Naxt. lure. Uut It i* u loi ry of a ff u ir -^ H T . Korean front fled Korean and n Chinese troop* dug in. They acre wiu-n fulki^ . not rushing to attack Ihc m-w w I ■h I n g and t ' - * l l i M S r i M a — » fle e r w i s h i n g they B1 . Allied positions. gunt biased at Red hideout* fur an 1 Instead, they kept up steady •AH ill] f *•* I bet I . r hour, d o e sn 't A harassment of Allied supply line* T i l lit "We knocked out their machine with bury guerrilla*. U. S. Kighth g i t the job d o n e, guna with tanka and hit their Army hradouaiter* ha* hern re­ T a k e l.eo I h H K I 17V v foxholea with mortars,” a captain luctant to discuss guerrilla activi­ >> i ‘ said. “ Many of them never reativ ty In any specific Korean section. Chart** S t r e e t , •a] their foxhole*— we got thtm Ilut an Allied corps commander HI. Jo*cph, M ilwhile they were running to them. ■aid his raider- were hitting the court, for example. He Juat didn 1 "They threw a lat of atuff at guerrillas wherever they were wish he Woubl reel better—he illd ua but they didn't hit a single man found. Seventeen arte blind Mon­ something abut It. lie took I I ADWe nearly caught them with their day out of a band of 201- urar lh* A CO L. and aaya he fe«l* Just fine for Mr. F la h c r found that pants daws." east coast port of Samehok. Allied plansa hit the town Tbe strong western force that taking IIA D A C O I- helped hi* the ground force withdrew. They drove Into Suwon, 17 milts south his u-ttem overrome deRdenrlr. rocketed gad nwchinerunned of Seoul, and Komyangjang and of Vitamin* B l , B2, Nlaeln and troops on rooftops and Chinese Osan In the same area, rooted Iron, which H A D A C O L tonUin*. fleeing north out of 8uwon. Here Is Mr. Flaher'a own state­ some 300 Red Chlnc*e Tuetday In ment: "I am a veteran of World "I'd say the Chinese had 600 a fire fight yesterday. W ar I. I have had stomach di«men killed In ad," a colonel esti­ tr e s s anti wa* nervous anti could mated. not sleep. I bait no appetite an*| Other Allied scouting force* could not eat an y frisd food-. I started taking I! A l l ACOL. I have taken A small botl|e* and now I am on my aceond large Iwitic. under Ih- flrjlli**ua nsint, ’ SsnsBor I eat anything. I feel fine and yilnlnlure llofir and lhal I Int-sd (■* xlt-cplgood, thank* tp IIA BA CO L. tu pniitiarM Just . south of the reai-l-r -*l*l ,humi,por-oanr 10 -lh■ I have recommended' IIA D A CO I. Isrm* of lb* Flrlllb,u* K»m* Il» Is le , lo - w fll - * * «**. os *.f Fl<‘ rl*la to many people and they are tak-• A blanket censorship imposed mK it. I aet a , Iw n rir. f»r I since noon Tuesday prevented the F lo rid * cannot do without It. location Ire name of corps,, rflvlr IKM. Tbe l.ctllauc t‘**ee-ratUa f i p . in :iiM M iN . j i i . I I ho. b»h«* I I I F U . Ilw l til Isa If HIM Praises HadacoW I I A D A t O I . S u p p lie - V ita m in * I I I . IIS . M a rin a m i Ir o n W hich H iS ) «le m L a r k e d . between the Lords Baltimore and the Penn family. p n la ln a a , F ta . Il-d t ill- * A a lia I * |h . h a * a 1 llad U h n a I So * liia k la . 1 Hoaaah. Y a llo w C re a k NtCk "aehUre . wfe? ,e wn* a *w H U *-* » . * • M ®*r rent t i a t l e against attacking air- f night •pern- liim. oil dapendlnx ••»• U ln e r tt-i-l* H*i M oalard flre n a n rio* b n rh * n a lu n *. flrn n n do*, b a n k a U n s a s M , a re a owe. #■> .mnr» Ufa,, 4 count* carrying thr penalties, If nf banishmcht for life th- ««d "f convicted, or a maximum prison term of 10 years. Government w ltr e n testified that f>ngrave entertained, and friendly to. rebel forces and S Ha!)ll*o^ tald axtraordln- waa those sympathising with them. Vendenberr had lu-t conferred The doctor asserted In hi* own dcfens* that whet frifndllnes* he L-TT*? ^H.frewoe. The U. N. exhibited was eneouraged by gov­ ernment officials In the area and that, In cfrect, ho was trying to keep hla hospital operating In the mlddla af Burma's c rosy-quilt civil war. Bom In south Burma In IIF T , Rea grave w m the fourth genera­ tion uf hie Bsptiet mieeisnary famlSy to aervp In tin country. He Itemed to spank la Earen - * • » « ,a. D i r l l s . T h * fo llo w In * i*f !*■*■ r * p o r l* d l*r Ih e l i r e l - r - on th e Hanford K ie lF a rm e rs' y in rh - i fo r iitodiu e -old in Tn o -her- A Ifr e le r - up f'» I I'.M J*l* . IS . I PIS I f . an -, l**,lr Itu li|ir 17 ns ll- a n * . T r n d rr a t e e n l>« li|* r. U t J , W ltJ-IA M M . Deceeaed (■ r u o n o p i a * d r i:w > • M I 1 U 1 W C*.A'W . Oa D K . U U D I AOAIWiT M ID K iTA TK i h<>ma in Naihua, N. If. Dr. S«avravefi t rsnt>rri0*h ,- T LAST TIMES TODAY! 1 ID -1 1 1 I .i t - l.lt SHOWING THURSDAY 9l FRIDAY! Or«n*.», d*p*adla« *le* ... boa IM - t ll nraac**. Teaial* It boa I M - l i l Qrapefrult. Duncan boa 1 11 drapelrulL, Marsh H**dl**« box H I- I.7 I Taagsrtaeo H box 1.71 Sura you handle your farm with M r*! Tfca M b f A * M r* • • • the better your fertilizing and past •wifrol proRrtm—the better your profits f TH- *'* *rhura your W ilson A Toomer ropraMfltatrea can aavo you lime and make it easier for you. He it a local man, living in your coratnunity. He represent* a staff o( Florida agricultural nhemiiti. nciunliata wfio hava b ^ n atudyini gad experimenttn| with Florida aoili nod pe*u (or more than half • oentuiy. Stand, to reason that Florida farmer* I " profitable returns from using W ilton A T W w rW d e e f Fertilisers end P A S C O pactiddM, .9 * “ 15” ^: Rf^ riving hi* M. D. ■eHltaore's Jahaa Hay Sight bilrtsler effM anl i A pranea tative to beip you aaltet tba Ideal �T H E W E A T IIE R In Unity There Is Slrcn g lh— To Protect the Peace of (ha World; To Prooioto Ike Profree* of America. f To Prod ore Preaperlty for Hanford. 2 I h v W a n t e d 2 f * r a Partly cloud* through Friday, pnoalhljr ■ few nrlrf Hint ahowarn catrcme north late tonight. Warmrr this afternoon and tonight. Moderate rarlahle wind, mmtlr •milheant and south. t f i AN IN D EP EN D EN T D A II.Y N EW SP A P ER [V O L U M E X X X X I1 Established 1908 S A N F O H D , l i t till D A ------------- --------- B BL— T i l l It S D A Y J A N . 18, |9.*»l JS _______ .T _ ________________ Ansot jilted C ress I .rased W ire No. IOt* Truman Says A ll Is Quiet On United States To Ask UN He Will Act , Korean Front As If Necessary Chinese As Aggressors U.S. Awaits Attack T ro o p s T o Allied Tanks Clash W ith Reds In Hot But Local Battle: Patrol In Wonju 150,000 Air F o r c e Reserves Will Be Called For D u t y B e S e n t. To Brand In Korea; Hershey Asks Draft Of 18 Year Olds E u ro p e T o If N eeded, W h e th e r C o n g re ss A p p ro v e s O r N ot S e le c tiv e S e rv ic e D i­ r e c t o r G iv e s W a r n ­ W ASH IN GTON . J*n. I* —i.-lh — I'rrMilrnl Trum.tn - j i .I tod*) thr goirrnmcnt *111 hrlnx price* and * a ir> undrr rontrol |u,t a, rapidly aa It ran. He told hi* ne*« rtinfrrrnrr Ihul he rmlkl not attempt lo pin down thr date nf a price-* axe freeie or othrr artion, but *ald ceiling, will he imposed mmio aa practlcablr. TOKYO. Jan. 18- t/P>— Tankin g Of Im p e n d in g |rd Allied troop* battled two coin M a in p o w e r S h o r ta g e panic* of Chinetc Red* tonight in A i m O f A i r A r m I s T o a brief but fierce local claih on R e a c h 971 T h o u s a n d WASHINGTON. J 18 'd*. the Korean wcitctn front. trstified tod iy the m l ion I a i C* a T o t a l I m m e d i a t e l y The U. N. patrol, undrr air M «j. Gcnei.il Lewii II I lenhry cover, then smashed out of a "dangerous ' rnaniiowrr shmt.igc in WASHINGTON. Jan. 18 <.P> threatened enemy envelopment. it- f ghting four, unles- Congte,The Ait Furte announced today W ASHIN GTON . J*u . I * — V Allied commander* expected a it ia immediately calling up "a mo- j — I'realdfnl Truman toda, dr- prnut's the dialling of IM-yr*i | general Cornmuniit offend*e may jor portion” of the Air Rc»cr*c and scribed aa very nirr and onr tli.it old*. apeaka fnr ilaclf a magaalnr come at any time. ifershry. head of **rli-,livl- fiti llw National Guard Mid large nuni- article which aaid he don, not "All bell might break loo*r j l»er* of volunteer air re*ci*i*l*. VKC for the la*t III veals, urgvd chooar to run again. The article, tout*,** an officer aaid. The call involve* about 1,0.000 hv Fd *aril T. Fulliard. White an indefinite rsletniun »,f ih>- draft llouae reimrler for the Waahlng. A U. N. taider patiol, onr of men and it detigned to incrtaic ait act with authority in mdurj men ton Boat, appear. In the Januarr levrrat exploring the itrcngtli of force manpower lo 971,000 a, 30 iaaue of Umk magasine. Fol- from 18 tinuuglv 2» * m enemy troop* maned all along toon aa |wiuiblr. Hard wrote at one point that He gave full viipj*o,t lo llw Ad Mr. Truman hope, he won't hate the battle front, jabbed in and out Tbe Air Force Mid it will call lo run again, and at another nimivlratinn'i unlvrisial mililai) of Kumyangiang. 25 mile* south- at trail 12 additional National point that It rould be aaid the •m ic e and tt.iinmg bill ‘cni ea*t of Seoul. I're-ddenl doea pot rhotaae to run Guard wing*. 21 Ah Reserve Congiesv l.itr yevti-id.iy hv Scciebecause he doea not believe In I The commander of the Allied Turning Winpa. moit of the ground the doctrine of the IndUpenaable lary of Dclenve M.n liall motorized patiol laid hr met atrom; iup|K>Ming unit* and a toluniccr man. Even beirue Gcnei.il I lei,hey rriiitance in Kumyangjang and reierve personnel. lud loniplclrd hit trvliinivliy 1*.W ASHINGTON. j*n IS </J'i called lor air lupport when it The Air Force haa ahead? oti’retidenl Tiuman aaid today hr fore Hie Senate preparedness vul. appraicd hi* troop* were bein.t dered into icrvice 10 National flankedGuard wing*, a Guard Tactical will appirtutr it liighlv i( the eominittee, ('haiimaii I .viv’-»w lohnRut after 90 minute* of tnugi* Control Group. 4 Reserve Wing*, Senate *|ip im n sending rm>ir s»>n fD Teal lr|l to uitn-lige the fighting he *aid both hit patrol and M.000 individual offierr* nnd lloopi In l.uiu|<e. but rrt*ralrj U M S T measure on the Senate lie v.ill do whatever n necratsty floor unit* had imfely withdrawn fmm rnliitrd rriervitt*. (iihriMui o llru il it m I , hell o! Other smaller Rmervr ttrul lo mvrt the woild aituatmn. the haltered town. Auocialrd 9- Pres* corre*|*ondent Jim (Tecker (iuanl auplHirtliig unit- have aim He told lua new* conlcirncr hr all I J members nf the Senate A nn­ u l Servicei Comtnitlre u a »ub l.een ordered Into active duty. re;rented. i* not ailing the Senate lo tali ititute foi the fu-t hill uffeiccl Thp current rail Include, ail of The (ight started at 4 P. M. Thursday 12 A.M. K8T), Oceker the 21 remaining air reserve train­ auch artion. However, hr aaid hr tin- vrvaion. That w a v > universio ia li.ipi>y the IVmov rati*, maiouly military trainmy bill exjiected lr waial and when the U. N. unit* wing*. dUrngagrd they had taken «ne ingRixcenter of these troop carrier wing, is winking on an afluinativc re- opeiatr whro the piejenl rnii'l primmer. The Kumyangjang battle wa* will he assigned to duty with the solution expretnnp approval nf thr grncy rndv. Tactical Air Command between use of U. S. linopv in Europe un­ the hear Irat action reporteil by Heralmy ,»i-l .ieeiela _ Allied patrol* prowling the far- April 1 and Ms* 15. The remain­ der General Dwight D Liacnrv nf nf Do n* and A« -iltant Secretary ing carrier wing* and four light flung linca during tha day. T bombardment wing, will report liower'a new wrvlrrn delrnar com­ frnse Anrvn M. R iw n le r f h*>l liev-n H M Itaam •*» r»*a 1 * « l ”tnci conservative" in rsikri.aUnu for duly between Mar 1 and May mand. rieevi* of the Arid',. Ahfb c IW odeYVIfrl week iniihjrii manpower • 'The AJr Pbree yaM fcbejpr-m el hr hat roXalitJlioii.il atltliorily o Foraw, Navy am) M*vln<A fof^tM next year or two. of then* ft carHer wing* and r e f Uimhardmrat wing* will be ultl- cnmmamler-in-cfiicl lo send addi­ In order to Imild up to the V .il» ! Used primarily a» a po<d of man­ tional troopa lo Europe with or P1.VMHI niunp'-wir goal asked hv power qualified for oilier assign- without appioval of Congrtit. The 1‘reai'Ieut Truman in the met six lla a lla s M n« ra *t M ia, month*, llerihey aaid Congre’ * Democralic move to back Kim up will wlll have to Indttrt the IH-y-i-ai Memhera of the Bu»lne** and drvrlo|>rd after Senator Wherry 1olila “ or take fnthei* nnd veteiprofcaaional Woman'* Club war* ■ d Nrhraska. Rrpubliran llooi ana” liolwi-en 111 and 25 vim - oldtold ta*t night at tha Montexuma With recent draft call* of MO. leader, offered a resolution to bar t*Hl or more In earh of the r.evt Hotel how to taka advantage of sending additional Iroopt unleii llirev- iiumths, Hetshev **ld l 11* tha occupational opportunity* now f available to them In tha baiine** ilraft manpower pool* nt< I "n Congiert first approves. „ ‘Toithy Tells B&PW 0 f Onportunities In Business World Brumley Inducted As Head 0 f Coast G u a r d Auxiliary Tha apeakera were George Touhy, personnel ilJraetar of Flor­ ida Faahloni, and Mr*, Lol* Smiley, local chief operator for tin- Southern Hell Telephone and Telrgraph Co. Mr. Touhy waa In­ troduced by Mr*. P. Mi Giligh-*. eluh p ie * ident, and Mr*. Smiley by Mra. K. J. Routh. Mr*. Smiley pointed out that at one time the door* of almo*! I a.-every oeeupation In btmlnar* were cl<»*ed to women. "From their e m n le fm women now expect equal right* In jab oppnrtunltle* In every’ competitive field, and tha right In bnalnea* ihemaelva* freely lit matIn which they are ter* concerning th e t. Women now have aqnal right* to promotion on merit nfona. tha itatad. In the telephone eomnanlr*. tha added, women h*V* been placed ■t In every department whet r a t 80 year* ago, only men were employ­ ed. Among the factor* aha Hated at contributing to advancement of women In ... tmaineaa am peraonal Udine**,. willingness to learn, eour■ ngm leay,^ hoi •y. regular hours and emotional stability. Mr. Toilhy told the group that when applying for x Job a person like* to Inveitlgate the security of (he company to w*' t .applying and should '* the company la fT Employer* Ilk* thing of tha beef rent*, 'heir cap* ran he expected ploy** In relation ipeny at time goes on, ho «l Mra. C arl Priam, annaoneed that the club will atart a “speech clinic** lit Febiaanr- Co-operation of the rluh with the Welfare Dental Clinic waa reported. Mr*- Robert a A P.W. meet won scheduled at the Mayfair In., on J a n T S . , BRAHM AN -J ££ wemlwi of and tap honor* Io n claseee a p io n e e r ' ranching dtee* Johnaon, won in tbe Junior exhiMA the John I , Brumley of Celery AveniR m u instnilt*<I commander of the Sanford Coavl Guard A u xili­ ary at ceremonies hrtd at the Ya'rlit Chili Tin -day night. Hr -u«rred- I I A. Il'ia ie l Klvur nf *»• lando win, I, the new training of flcrer for IHvis'w’i Pour of which the Sanford flohlln is a part. Installation cerfmenir* wetronducled by llarlow Merrjday of Palalka, division captain, who re­ cently suceerdrd AI W. I c of Sanford lo that ppo*L Other officer* Installed include M. L. Itaborn of 318 Holly Avenue vlce-eommanoer. succeeding R. <i. Hrtaaon of Sanford; Thoma« Denmark of Orlando, training officer, -uecerdlng Mr. Ralmrn; K. A. lamdonberg of Brown Avenue, treasurer, continuing In off ire; Tom Butner of 1315 Summerlin Avenue, -wereatray succeeding Mr. Brumley. Committer alignment* announrni by Mr. Brumley loelud-: Membership: Mr. Londcnbcrg. Sanford chairman, assisted by Hrismfi; C. II. (Peewiei Brown, Orlando chairman, aaalstrd by Mr. Khur and Dr. II. C. Illair nf Orlando; Facility Inspection; Mr. Lee, thrill man. assisted hy Mr* ll'aallaaM at* r a t* Vital uung un Ruling On tGrove Sale Profit* Is Appealed Mr. Truman also told reporter*! 1. He had made hi* position clear last week that he wa* willing to rnnsult with Senate rnmmlttM* nn the tioop controversy and wa* willing to talk with anv Senator who reverent* it, hut would not i«* Found hy i-ougrrsthmal artion. Hr «*ld hi* statement thru was lint printed in a single newspaper in tlir country. Repoitera sharply challenged this, faying Ills italeiiienla were rrin te j widely. 2. The Unite) Stale* will prea* vigutoualy In the United Nation* for a resolution to brand Red Vtwaitawea as* r a w Taawl A s Mr*. Jennie Vaughn of St. A u­ gustin*. formerly of Sanford, died at the home of her daughter there Wednesday morning following an illiirs* of many yeura. Funeral service* will lw- held In St. Augustine tomorrow morning am) burial wj|| fo||e*r there Mr*. Vaughn la aurvivtJ hr three daughter*. Mr*. II. B. Starkhouse of St. Augustine: Mra. A. B. Coleman of {tooth Carolina; and Mr*. Dwight William* of Waihington, D. C .; one eon. Andrew Vaughn of Miami. Aid *51 March Of Dimes Drive w w t V r o I I M A M «p Haw York's Broadway, Uia II, Dtooa Fo m « Boy, pone at a t y Halt (M l), and ormsadlan Eddie Cantor, w w aaasw * (o w . i p . ~ i r a m ily A rc Fran ce Favo rs Plan In P rin cip le B u t M ay Seek T o D elay Im m ed iate A ctio n Found L A K E S U C C E S S , J..u i s td’j I lie L lilted St.ilrv ,i irmly today cull ori the L'nilril N.itiuna foi uuhclmrnt of Conimunivt China an i{-gre,vor in L o ir , III Washington, i ’leiidriit I tilman told las* news vonirirnn the U ntiled Stale- will hung every picture it can to bland Hie ( luneie Communists aggrevtmi. Some rou n liiri, Imwevet, may ti ylo delay action unlil lliev hive li.nl m-iie time In consider I'riping s |ieice leima, leceived lu t night along vvilh i eject toil id thr lalevt U. N, i ease-file appeal. India was expel led to «p|voir the plan limit «i> along with the So­ viet Idoc. A* 'he vlelrgate, prepaied for a I IV M mcetinp of the General Avsemhly's CfD-nation |«vlilu il mmniittrr. U. S. lepresenlalives still were trying to line up , v» ,(N»n>«t* (or lhe Ameriian plan tu put the l ggrrvhit label tin the ( hmeie. Hi di. A i-imkeetuun ,ald the propo,nl would be- irmly if nil the iiro.|H-rlivv ru- »putlMJr« reev ivcvl in-tnn linn* from their home guvrtnmeuUi in time. If not the introduction of tinpro|Hi»nl might bo delayed until tmnor- l ’o ■I. H e ft ). 31 Is In ' . d i " -oiu. \ t J.- p lm ti «i>d three clill>11 ,-cvlly hid itiern Htei s iraadflaying '*<• i .>-.. - viul II tv expected ltn,l !>...... « •Xalutl him. Cook liav a n.ir. no.io.il i# and Mikiourl. ■uiilei chnrgei ■ 0.1 Vonuilp’ otol d reu f io ir i an aliai orci none Kiwanis Is 1 ' 1 Assels l'isU‘tl iPrndnce iSart.TArSSS n , it,i,fi.»i»*ii r u a i i c c lIosx o s s iWa* t a » » Aublln w„ ,„rra.r,i um Lnrgc UiTing I)U ‘",l rri,d ii",m vrnc* A n d y C arraw ay $400,000 Increase Wel Tv v i Lcomes tiiiic o uBarr a n .a * V Umpires To C it y A ttc n d T h ird A n n u a l G eo. B a rr O p e n in g Hubhurd B. Dunn Service Held Tue«duy CITHUrt K T H IK K LA K K IJtN D , Jan. IE -V D Tanaion gripped the Polk county ettnia Industry today aa polk* Stood fay to prevent Interference with nen-atriaIng d tru a picked who wanted to hareeat fru it Lakeland police and ihcriff* deputies dispersed about 85 pic­ kets today who had gathered at JotmUona where pickers and loadera gather before going to the ftoeaa. Tbare wga no vWenc*. ® II n | I L llla ld l | j* , i tl»r 1J ti-eiSt,4’aVll1 w aa m eloalnl •nf rt>l nf the First l»>-f-o-iif Fevietal T h r c e H u n d r e d P e o p le Futirral aervlrc* wrere held Tma-lay at 2:W) I’ M in KHeksnn Funeral Ifumr fur Hubbard il. Ihtnn, til, who lost hla life early Monday murnlng when the home he wa* oreupylng on South Bariford Avenue waa destroyed by fire Mr. Dunn la nurvivml hv the wid'<w; hla mother, Mr*. J. M. Dunn; three aUtera. Mr*. Harvey MrCalley. Mr*. W. W. Hartley and Mr*. M. Cour.ey, all of Hanford, lie wa* born In Cleveland. Tann. Mar. 2d. IfOt, and for the paat three yeai* had Uer. ir, tha i#rndte exterminating buslncs*. Service* wen- rumiurte-i f*y the Rev. L. A. Alien, pnatnr of the Aasemldy of G«»l Church and hurlei v ia made In Evergreen Ceme­ tery, ______________________ LA FO O N TO P L A T and CaH Dan will golf match with Dofe Pnfaasion- O f S la in a n t e A 3 0 0 M ilt t l l C H t In ti M l II tin S.,n Lnrgo, t'alil , ).1II v. > t' • •' Mo wurbeis lalvr Hie tnaliri »l I'm Korean Death Toll Reaches 7,000 Murk Jennie VauRhan Dlen In St. Auffuiitine Ilo d ic s — In an av Acting Mayoi Anrlirv- ('arraw i, revlrrday vvehomrd the tiroigr flair L'mpilr Sellout to iti thud lo r.in ulivr season m Sanlotd liefoie a crowd of 300 people githeuthion nf between (W.tXO j errd to greet the itudrrvt. at the r.00 ,000 . Iferaht-y «ald inahilltv t ■ rail j Sanford Naval Air Station IS year old* wouldrr*u!t Inu ; ii p ,1 i,„ "defielt ofSMMHHr in the-Irnft , thur rx|.»cw*.l lit* p.iM ale |kmi| within ail month*. ' 'f‘ ,l,r" If diwft i-tilla -lionl'l go up i kind irirplinn to hi- sc In-ol .in I to lllil.nno ,,r more montlilv | t,,G| i|,. pooie-,lor onqovr, lh.d ynu are wrrehe-l." lu- teatlfiiii. i ,i . ii 1 w vim VI rp mu­ "N o matter what you do on »h- ! ll,rv IH year old now the mortgage i» ll mil the loc.il (wople nil him," he said at one point. “ Jfe'c D mk Mrl.aulin. voiilhein leptr| l ■ d la iv C , a r, 1 , - 1 scnUlivr n( the George line School, -o led i. matter of rere. monies fot the etc avion inlindlUing John Kiidrr, Morula State League president, who told the W ASH IN GTO N , Jan i* -,11 —Total announced IJ. 8, rutnhai group that Mr Itarr was wthnili riv-iiailie* in Korea m»u to IH. doubt one of the line l nun evci 137 today. lo practice the chfiK ull lr ide nf The total, dlwloaed hy the D • partment of Defense, wa, Imod umpiring in thr National League fn praising Him, Mr. Krldir »n untiflcation* to next of km through Jan. 13. It *■• 2.121 •aid that tin- umpire 1. pnitachly moii Omiii the figure foi the pre­ one of tho moat maligned peoplIn baiahall—and one of the uio- t vious week. The Department Hated U,f>ie.i important in maintaining the prekilled. 20,1)51 wounded and H.i">77 saint high atnndmdc of play and eoin petit ion. m i,*lng in artion. Father Anthony McGowan, m The woumlnl total Inrlude, 772 who have slnre died of wound,. welcoming the umpire* «>n Iwhulf Total deaths reached 7,303, In. of the Cat holies of Sanford, exeluding deaths from wound, nnd la one of tlio heal deal nnd moil 82 known dead among thr ml-»- pressed the opinion that baseball M **il**ea rt« f « » T isni ing in action. ORLANDO , Jan. I8~bj>—Tinfederal jpjvernment will appeal a ruling that profit on the aale of an orange grtsvo I* taxable only aa capital gain and not at higher income tan rat**, A cal slant U. 8. Attorney Matt O’Brien filed notice of the appeal yesterday. The Internal Ravi venae Depart meat had held that fruit on t*w Iroei nt tha Um* of cafe—though Immature and graao—waa ta x­ able aa Income. Federal District Judge William J . Barker of Tam ­ pa ruled Bgalnat the government last November and ordered 350 refunded to Mra. Frances B. Irrgang of Klllarnay. rdafa1 J a ile d Production Am i O th er CoStN ^Vci'O I lit'llCT . * * * ** V l • « , v nlo, m •-icrit.i fm i. A m lcrson A s s e r t s roial meeting of ntrmlin - olid di irrlo i- yt-iiI onlay hi t 'h in r 't* C o rm nun i ♦.* iti * term a. Itepott* flt'iu ala-anl ai.u ill divatvd In teiri diplomatic activity In mail) >apltul». Fi«n-t o n . re|H,t1rd to till Ve agicevl to eotiiji'llin ll|n I'riping regime A for rlgn M iliU tl) mao aid (Il F a ll,: "We quitr Hgtee wdlh the prineipls- of deelariug ' ominiinut ( ;|iii«aa un raggreivor, Iml we do mil favoi euMilng into miy tueh dei-laiation be foi r w> hisvi can fully cwiivhierevl nil tin eonan•lUcnera." I ruti*>la I’rline Mmi-ti i Jii«ahuilnl Nehru, also Ira i ’n ri,, wax repotted t*> lieJIevi that th« m u i C oallhHfC ii* three year term u o iHrei-riu. \ ____ n -liiiil liiiildlug i ontiin-ini, b 1lo fa iim ii id Sernin-ile ( ounlive* In an attractive in'* home «i ty PX|reMrl«ft| ,.i a ... Iriiifii io ,i on IW17 Poik Avenue. He hu loen » • > 1 1 [iritdip e gp,wn di 1949-10, hill dlreetor altifc- llliltl. Rr-eli-clatl nl»o fm a tluid h im lliey (licl not ei|ierience * lower as n ilitcrter a n J, II Van Hov, toil on luoclilitinn and prisces'v«iui live* at tkMi Mugnulm Avenue mg," Sandy Anderson, manager and win, I* ra-U'tn at-|i,■ ■-c-rvlcatt\<• of Mini'-. Roofing Co. lit- hu* larn -d the S vnfmd Slate Faniiei* Mal­ lei lol-l K m . Ilia 11> yrvtrid iV a dilc-Hot ,lnro 1C 13 lltin-i uffirri'i ir-clrctevl uvi,"II (T.111|f1 l< Ii•> piK. t' lln ip ir. Hr . fit-.t vi>—m e i 4f*iml pair ■ In, pih 1 ll.rlf dotal; Hanford F. |)mid|iev, • ■--nil (lorn a l>'lilt .«r> i inf R|ftptrif .1 hail vire-pri--lilrnl; Ms It K ffiian l.cll-i hr, nn 1.3 tllflM'lll'Hillup lint man, vs-eretary-lrrai-nri-r, nnd Mi Mwiofe Sati her, n*a|,lnnt onli ll.r 1.. riiiF14 ill MmI hI V. loll tary-treaiu irr. lliitlId s r An iinuual inrrraae hi total n | lalmr l» iiii tl|F iMli'Ut. * Itf alklr-l lir net-, of upproliruati-lv t ICO,(MMI iviiv J ikr 1 Iml « hi tiitifttnn, va->l I I I J VI h M M Hi I II reported for ICfiU. Total awi-t, «m> Mr Ami'i'l M•tie tlir f,iriiir KOM E3VH KRE IN KO REA , li*te<l lit liA H U nr.. I Mi new limit Will ini! ami anxious to i r n r llv-ss Jan. I» O l’i— Found »m .ivilian gage* were granted, aiding that country. Ihry air willing to rn* mui-hin-gunner in Marti • uniform. number of rnldent* to own llo-'r tltirr any lm ru .ii) li.irililnpv t'.al lie', a vrti ran uf aoiiie of Korra'.* lough. , I battle «rtionr>. own liome,. \rilong the iaith rin i. k l.tu* * Tlie building nili<ilniog tin- fm • j Will prnlrct US I Itrv alt w v '.l' Joseph Washburn, -if long met I'rnicca* Theater wa* reeenlU - In go all-out -nr pro,lu> ln«n "I Ib-seli, falif., I* rauailig xnttia pureho-e-l, rrmialiding bav In-t-n | farm pnalucl. Outtbrv c sr-int eonster notion and limit seratrhstarted and the F irst Federal A*(orlatlon will octupv tin- vn«t piialu. r ailrrpivl-ly wiltionl > i ill In * . T h l . I* no plarr for « rtvilian. pait of Hie Imildlng. The cast por­ pli(r foi thru i ropv to k-rpoig t. eorvling to h|. rompuny iotntion wlll lw Ira ,erf. wilh protlm lion costs. | loiioiler, lliat'a Jilat wlial W**h* Improvement.will im lud. u “T b e Lust* of American burn L . vault and modern eiiulprnent will strength," he pointed out, "mud hhoitly before the Korean war In- in ,tailed, including ail vonlie in it, ugiIrullure. I nod nod broke out, WnthliiitP wn. notified dltionlng. Tlie Asaoelation mis, fii ,t ur- fibre for civilian nod mllitar; vi'i'.Htti) that hfl had been dinganiacd lin e In IU3I, and la a popiilulion nn. 1 comr fi-m thr charged alt ill, own reapieat. fin lueal organiaatlun, governed hy farm-. If the farmer* produce va* told he would receive his haul member* and wn* eataldlalicd these i-*-entinl crop,, thr) Um-t diarluHge rrrtifiestr b\ mail. (Tune the war. Washliurn’* re. lo rnrourage thrift ami hume own- have .mu thing more than thr cult of production. The farin-r nerve unit veil* reset | vat ed. Hn crahip. The Imrird of directors Include doe* lust control thi* eti-t hut i* wav ealled up, believing hi- di<* Hr rhnrgr had not yet Inki-n effect. Mr, Favillr, Mr. Doudney, Mr, a creature of cirrum*tan>'i' Harper. Mr. Van Hoy, II. Jarnea must buy Id* supplie* and lalair In the meantime, Washburn’* Gut, A. Edwin fihlnlioLet and at niMtl.t prlrv, ami he mu t pay wife, Constance, wn* making inGeorge Tmiby. whatever I* a-kril. lie Isas- IPs rpilrir* at ('amp Pendleton, Calif, Komi Washburn’* votnpany com­ choir. *-l'i H. tin.t fi rm, i , receive mander, ('apt. Almond Hollow, |or • ia prioJu'• )’*v< tn-err M-n of Haglry, Minn., raw-1***1 order* it , , i i , . . , a ns !’ ,«» r*r*»i to inii-stigatr thr corporal’* case. Hmollom drtrnninnl that *hn vorp<>ral hud In fact l« -ii dia8 T . IJJillH , Jau. I K - ( d ’) The rhargrd, He turned the matter iii floe him epidemic now ,« n u ii na r*a s Tkrast ing England will sprrad to the H as NnaMiiKonlc'HnRC U nit'd Slate-, the prraidenl-rl> <3 U •d’r It"- I yv of tin- American f'liblle Health ClIM fAfiD. Jan Aaaoeiation prevlirta-il yesterday. taty lot "alwoln'elyy no vunnrr-jl ' i.t jjjj. Dr. (iaylnrd W. Andemoit of tlon with Masonry nr i oy othei [gh yeiterday 7H Minneapolis, Minn., expressed organibhlion,’* ay ,*.rtbur La Low tmlay 44 ho|w- in an Interview tlvsat new gueux, president of Rotary In Rain .00 method* of treating pncumunla ternational. Jan. rain .11 Inch rify A statement ai;.n*l to clarif will prove rffretlvi! ngniiist InNormal Jan. rain 2.35 Inelwx. Itolary'a |H»|||im “regarding all flunixa. '•he physician said Ihrru have religion*" wa* made nuhlir yes­ la-en six or eight wor'ti-wl l- flu terday by laigurux at Rota»y rpt-lemlct since the Mg tn- in he#dipiarter*. lie wn* In Clilr*p-v FalH. TI . world is lu ll about to attend neat week’* »eml.«rnual inerting of Rotary’* t.o*rd due for another one, hr aaid. J A C K S O N V IL L E Jan. IM— ( J ) of dlreetor*. Atlanta HI* statement followed publica­ Biamark V E G E T A B L E H EA D M IAM I B EA C H . Jan. Ht-ttf) tion last wr«k of a a'lcan drere- Boston — L . F . Fadler of Pittsburg, Ka«„ barring Roman Catholic clergy­ flrownavllla was elected prcaident of the Unit­ men from mtmbenhlp in Rotary Chlcagn ed Freah Fruit and Vegetable club*. New York Association at the clots of the A source connected with the Phoenix 47th annual cAuvention today, Vatican newapaper, L'Oaaervatore Seattle A G. gutter of Chicago waa re­ Romano, had auggeated the de­ Washington turned to the post of treasurer, cree might have been Intended to Winnipeg the only ether office la tha as- apply to Rotarr organlxatlon In Melbourne •orlatlon fill*! by election. The Europe and South America where Ocala A irport vie* president and secretary are |> m I iI they are umetimea aaescla ted with Maxonry. Weal Fata Beach paid employe*. Vt*i (M ) Dischar^ud iMarine rights In Toughest In K o v a u U. S. May Be In For Inriucnxa Epidemic Rotary I IcncISaysFIub Sanford W eather The W eather & f * � 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 17, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 17, 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 17, 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/dd4aafa6b33113a68b3678a0582fbee7.pdf e2865b485f687159ccc4532b88e1795e PDF Text Text «BEC -«r .r>*-'v v W t r c s ffs H *T M 'O a ,y>TV-TTR^p'.- Mt?* -• M ONDAY JAN. THE SANFORD H E R A L D SANFORD. F LO fPD A ttwvtty with provision for racontrol spending would be where tha Praovercome tbo barbaric threat o f public 0 nance and fiscal policy re­ where necessary to protect tenants ■(dent proposed something new. tentative. plied with tha beat weapon* in •till quire that we balance th* budget" Common ism In whatever manner Most such proposals were for fn addition to the *41,421,00.000 the world." so ns to "preserve confidence In in defense areas against eghorbi- “ Fair Deal” measures turned down for the military which the Presl* It confront* us. tonl rent increases/' A ll federal 2. Proposed a 17,401.000.000 outthe integrity of the government's 'We in thia nation have elways. Ua.M grant C tu )'a*t dent asked in rash, he said Ihe tent controls are bow scheduled to la tha past will lie collect rd from the average lay of mililary and economic aid armed forces' authority to enter In time of national emergency, finances. Tha President scattered then to friendly foreign countries— ri*cn with unity and vigor to tha But tbe President added that no­ end Jaaa 50, or on March 30 la proposals through tha budget ln-% into contracts, for which actual cltlien although *ome of it, o f areas which do not take action to rooipaied In 94,720400.00 Ihi* year defense of our free institutions and even higher taxes and a balanced JACKHONVILt:, Jan. 16— S|^- course, would be In the form o f funds would lie voted later, should stead o f mapping up lit a aingl* —In further the eau-e of “ inter* be upped by *70.000,000.000. Of way o f lift. We are responding budget would suffice to chock In­ retain them. cia ll— h iiiw r brought a record hidden lair*. He asked alxo for a continuation table all matters requiring nex» national security.” The foreign Dow .We go forward with faith flation arising from "rapidly high of 916.00 per buthel on Ihe In n tense, Mr. Truman’* bulky tbla, JIlMKW.tvvi.lHKt would b* legislation. And he gave them * and confidence to meet and win rising defense expenditures’ 'whoso o f controls on exports, now due to "defense" Justtflcatlen. Last week I'M * pano Farmer’* Market, with budget mr*»age wa* a more eon program would taka nearly ten charged up to till* fi>cal year. expire June 30. impact showi up faster on the Tbe mear age accompanying the Uir testa ahead." ttiraa cartoada shipped averaging tto v e ils l document than hit cent* nf each dollar spent. The President asked his big he told hie news conference b# The message showed the Pre­ economy thaa la th* budget cost .1. Assigned *29,112.000.000 or budget, although fated fur the ■ IM S per liu*hel," according to ’’ Slate of Ihe l/nloii" addreas program from a Congress contain­ stood barb of hts entire program •T2 pet rent o f the total to the historic formal process of a sident expects the government to figures. information received In the office drlbrrrd la d Monday ing many more Republicans than but realised that emergency dco f William L. Wllaon. Director of "When Ihe full Impact of drTile fart that the budget pro- multiple other home-front rust* of droncd.nff reading to Congress by take in an unprecedented amount fen-r Icgltlatiwi bad tu naxa pre­ Stale Farmer** Markrto. Pompano. |H.»rd a slight Increase in non- gocrtnmenl, a *1,022.000,000 in* rlerk*. was dlrrrtrd st Ihe whols o f revenue In flscdl 1962. Keen fen sc procurement Is M * thl* the 1949-50 Congress. It also in­ ference. without the J 1(1,450,000.990 he said spring and in the fiscal year 106*3. cludes a blr bloc of Southern Ui* fitalr’a large*! market umlrr defenie n|irridl"K lalhet thin the rtea»e over tills year. Mr. Truman world. "The new emphasis on military should be levied to lialance ths even more comprehensive controls Democrat* equally hostile to mo«l one ahed I* rrciignlxed iliirW Ike rrdtietinn nisnv lawmakers have »*ld in thl* connection th*t “ the shipping *ea*nn a* a price drier, l»een ilrmandiiig scemcl rerlal" requirement* o f national security preparedness refterta Ihe nerestl* budget, Mr. Truman estimated the over tbe use of material* will o f the “ Pair Deni" Congress will have to pais on minatlon point on Itean* and other In arouse Ire In some emigre.sfon- are reflected in every major fune. ties of the world situation today," net taa Uke at 955.I.TI.OOQ.OOO. become essential," he said, adding: That allows for 92.703^00400 In linn nf the budget.” " A t tha present Um*. wa are every nickel of tax increase* the rotntmxlltf* x. Pepper ha* been a al quarters. Mr. Truman said . Oplsmetrlxt 4. Included In this total pro” lt reflect* no shift of purpose. tax rafund*. beginning to Impose price on l President proposes, but most of strong Item *lnee the market So did the fael tlial-lh* met* EYES EXAMINED Tills total compare* with an an- wage controls. Extension of such the spending proposed was author­ opened. Cucumber* brought tlm -age railed for many of Mr. Tru- petard mil lay* o f *1,100.000.000 to Our purpose irmsins to secure llrtpslcd revenue o f 944AO.900.- control* now appears Inescapable.” ised by earlier Congresses and re­ (•LASSES FITTED neat high average o f 19.15 per man’* pel ’’ Fair Deal” measures help eipand produrtion of such and strengthen pence. “ We are determined to seek (KK» in current fiscal 1931 i*ad the The President specifically re- duction of doing programs ha* al­ bushel. Other eommodllle* totolnl such as Ihe civil rights program bailr prmluct* a* rubber, steel and IIS H. Palmetto A VO. 209 ear* for the week. Good qua- and a major part o f the llrannan aluminum; $1.277,000,000 to en­ peace by every honorable mean*- tlt,7r.2.0(N)JN)0 In wartime fiscal mmmended to Congress: " A fur­ ways been politically difficult Congress’ biggest power over 1915, the record actual intake thus initxlf.il 'of our rryix>q»iliililv to ther extension of real control eularge output nf **atomir materials Illy lima*, eggplant. *nua*h, okra, farm plan. field pea* and lomalor;. are aval* In it* broad it|<rrb, the bud* amt weapon*” : *270,000.000 to en. ourselves, to rui|t friends and allie*,' f*r. 1 and to huitianilv everywhere to table on that market. forre Ihe prire.wage controls Mr. Keen without further lax hikex, get; The mid-winter deal on the Palt. Kitlmatrd I*. 8 military er Truman say* are Inescapable; spare the world the tragedy of Mr. Truman said, "direct taxes on rent controls; another world war. matte Stab Farmer*’ Market li v|rr ro«l* for I tie year starting J2l.ivvt.fKKt fur Individual*" wltl continue the No. ir . ylebllnr $22,309,10,1031,000 »»*r h h '” We Vi C irr arr llir likewise w iif *J^»« determined ■imin VI IV to t r« gradualy rlodtir down though a July I *1 * 11. 121.09*1,1-10 6K per *90,1**1,000 f<*r business I' loan all th*|aparr pur*r|vr* and the world Ihe m vi.<«w 9W i*rV ff*5l n d rising tft. v . Tucked >» *r» m * v | In r< > null fly fitMl ^ ^ _____ .. total nf 2.435 nit* returned In rent of the budget total. That is •s _ Is ___ ... I. I _ I. # 1 u tha Tvilltkin l ___... .luwa. twawialu of til** klir. exee*. " f $11,900.00 Totnator* more than double tbe $211,4274*8!.* oufl'T Item* which fly the Truman even deeper tragisly of the siir- next year to 92«.780,OOOjmo, with formed the Inrlk o f th« prodnre mm (be President estimated will ’ ’ Fair Oral" G ag—the FKPO plvn render of Justiee and frecloni." Irvomr levies accounting for $28,Frequently the President atriirk 026,000,000 and estate and gift with pepper next, No. I tomatoes net unity lie sjient In the current for equal M> right* for Negr«»c«, brought a* high a* III.n o with an vear. II counted on arrive armed federal sld to state rchonls, fed* at ’‘Communist aggrrttlon" nnd he taxes I766JWO.OOO. average of $7.23. Fancy pepper forre strength of nearly 3,690.000 eral metical Incuranrr with a ilet-larrd that the Korean attack There was never anything like averaged llt.lM with a H M ever, by tnid-lpr>2, with ’’mit Irm.p, sup­ flret-yrar payroll tax totaling fhnwrd ‘The Soviet ruler* are w ill­ that la-fore. Direct taxes an In* 27 i7 .000.(HVi, housing for ’’low In­ ing to risk the prare of the world dixiduals readied n wartime peak age on Choice pepper. Thi* market area produce* a lot nf mlved vev. come group*” the main part o f th» to carry on! their ambition*." of 4292(90,900,000 In fiscal 1044 For thr U. S. and its allies, he and rote subsequently to 921400,gefablr* Inetmllng Kttgll*h pea* llrannan farm program, the HI. hail this reply: "quash, pnlc ami bu*h liran* and I.awrcocc power-seaway project 000,000 In boomtime fiscal 1048. catdiage. The Mprlng r’ ral I* C*. "In response to Ihe grave com Th<- Republican 90th Congress then nut Mr. Truman pul them all prrted to begin almiit April let. on s ’’dcfrnse.nreils" footing. mon peril, the free world Is now voted a multi-billion dollar cut In Tnmatoe* rlainitd the high prlrr t; Confronted Congress with an moving forward, with increased Individual taxes. budget *24,184,000,IHI0 speed, determination and unity, to op the Florida City Stale Market Th* President seemed confident, Mi v* Hetty l.ou I’artln, the Miss ovcrstl with price* ranging from g 1.00 to Sanfnrd nf 1950, will compete with bi cirri than this year's snd one build powerful defense.. This mu­ however, a f popular support for his v fflg t * 919.C0 pee hnriirl.No cold d a n is f other beauties frtim throughout within *27.209,000J)00 of the tual effort is require,) Imth to ■■pending and taXtblke program, la deter fuithrr Communist aggres­ fact laying: I* reportted from thl* area and Florida In Palin Beach Thurwlay World War II peak. dally auction* are exirrted to through Saturday for the title of “ When the American oeunle re7. Faced American* with pros­ sion ami In insure that we shall enramenre thl* week with Mr Mia* International, Kd Whllnee. pect* of the stlffest laiet In hi»* emerge victorious if *v»r i* thrti^ mixed to undertake the defanro Chattel II. Edmlstnti a* Auetlon- man«gcr of the Seminole County |..|>, ihaloi f * mure than 87 per upon .us. program now under way. they BIIAD— No. I llrflerto aer. "This nation, a* the *tlongest arrrpted also the necessity fur the Ctinmber of Commerce, *pnn»»rlng rent of the national Income Into Some damage to -IrawixTry organlistlnn, announced this morn the fclrral cheat. The SKI,458,000.- mcinbet of the frrr world, must in, leases In their taxes that the, ire* rebloom and to fruit ii 11*polled by 000 lav hike suggestion, detail* provide the leadership in this new level of expenditure* re­ HI'ECKS— Shnheupenre and Dopey Ihe Plant City State Farmer* lag. Mi** I’silln. w Iki war runner up o f which will cor.te later, posed a gryat undertaking by developing quire*. National security j iIna ? Market. Thl* a III alow down vp in Ihe IU5U Tangerine beauty con* nraily .10 per cent Increase In its .i*n mditaiy forre* and audit­ pti sent world raa be attained lUmr for a aboil period. ■* total test at Winter Haven, will leave with direct aod htavy ro«t to each revenue*. Only last year they were ing other free nation* on a largt a f P1J872 pint* brought prices of the Orlando Airport Thursday for jacked up hy *8.000.000,(V)0 or ao scale, in order to quickly actiirve one uf us." B A S S — lln m M u t e r Ill* specific lax-lMtoslIng pro ZSe to fOHe per pint during the I'alin llrs.li where she will stay adequate mutual defenses.” a year to a record high level. 0 ponsIt were deferred for a special paat week, the average lo-lng at the Whitehall Hotel. She will Harrifire and hardship are ahead A Asked a 9351.000,000 Iperease 40-T4r per pint. Grower* received partielpstc In a round uf enter- in postal ratea— mostly on maga* on the home front, Mr. Truman message In Im lr*ii*niillrd to OnLAN1)INU NETS . ... gre .a "shortly"--probably during revenue 1n ever** nf |37JifKi.nn talnmrnt riilntluallng in a corona­ hoc -, newspaper*, advertising fo r the past week. ” 1 have nresentrd a budget to February—dull the budget message tion ball on Satuiday night. matter and the like—In trim a svr some hint up litrw they would Hanford Stale Farmer** Market I'rr .jrlrnt II. James Gut twlay threatened $521,000,000 porlofflr- meet our eountry’* need* In a experts Increased volume* of rale uiged all dltrctoi* of the Chamber deficit. Without the rate hike, the period of dangrr,” ha said In end hit:1. Wldclv. for ll I* ivu-rs.srv bagr, bunched turnip* ami mu*, uf Oimmrrre to attend the Jan* hiNlrel deficit w ill go to II0JO7.. inr Ills message. la id grrem, rullanD, green mi. nary meeting to ! * held at 8:00 "W e arr building thr military to “ dlsliUnite thr hm vy financial amt economic st length which alone rout* o f drfcn*« fairly ainung all Iona, Krd Hli*< potatoes. radi«hr< o’clock tomorrow night al the new 9. Claimed "atrlet economy In ha* meaning to the men who eon- th*- iiooplr." oriery, lettuce, eggplant and rti. Oviedo City llall. non-defense spending" wa* Ida 2. Intensely, e»i>rrlatly In the ettmber*. with a fair volume of Mr*. Girtrhrn Crowell, well policy ami it wa* "incorporated in Irol world Communism. Tills I* th* form o f vvelme (-s ir *I tax** lie only realistic road to a world prare tomatoes for reparking. D. H. N". known Sanford artist, ha* complet­ I Temple and Pineapple Drang' . ed a colorful panel mi th* wall of thia budget.” Ife gave an example: luisrd on Jiutkc and individual canto it Is ner*.-»«ary to "irdueo cares*Ive (r Milan I ih'insnd for Mnrah Beedlei* a n d tbinran the Chamber o f Commerce office. “ •he only major new public work* freedom. "For the third time In this een row materials snd lndu*trlal pro rull ami tangerine* arr *■ Almul HI feet wide and two feet Included are those dlreetly aaees sary In the d * f«n »« effort.” turv we as American* must sub­ duel* required for national de • In tire fruit parking bon- high It allow* w*ld dorks In flight. 10. CallH on the nation t»* ■a*. She alto has painted a evicty de­ ’•work longer and harder" and be ordinate our peacetime goal* to fenxe." "High taxes « r - ln<ll*tieu*«ble to what I* required for the survival Farmer*’ sign In frame a bulletin board. fh r l Pierce State repared for prolonged sacrifices o f llir nation. Our national oh- our surrenaful nmhlllutlnn," the With hut one day o f notice, the .... .... ihe .*low .jcceuw "tbe present emergency Jeetlve* in Ihe roniing month* dr- President aahl. "W r cannot at a .... ... Is? (lir tomato movement. i reatnl Hie large palm Ire* damay be of long duration tnd wo h ,Pi tight volume t* still sign -on Ihe.......hark wall of Ihe of* must Im prepared fo r crlsl* in tha •nand unitv of uurixAe among u* nation buy a defenae estahllshment .................... m___gharvested and the movement '* - —---• -----.I-and a spirit of dediratlon on the , of the rise that I* now being “ ‘ * *• e _ *a_ — •• benxtnictrit amt Mill gj.indlvWuaj* ^ Uffa u ,b L rnr? $l ?W »0ig. ----------la txpctltd to iiirlndr H.ivvi to “ ^ •vim* |0 rpmmrnri'\i ^ ’""nerrr /m «rc ^(,7,*’,— — .......... "Ouf yoqng m c„ will' devote I expert th spend her moPey to tto fOjMM crates during Urn week. niurryrorr to military >rn|re. A ll Mme degree «< before fo r nermU Moat o f Ihe tomatues now > moving »■ t r t t w m . s It i t i g i w . * " * * j U / f of-tis will work longer and harder w-arrtlme purpose*/" . ' J*. nird from newer field*. Tim **$• m i t . t i t H i. than * e , hare wnrkml before. We , DaelarittR hit program will mvan M q 'l* Wild t « have liven pretty rr tunning nearly $l(tAt*»,«<*!.ono | n will nay mueh heavier taxes. v?re fdr everyone lierattsa {if bur partly for aeeurlly rcaIn return we will get somrthlnr th* red Itogt vr#r at pfeaent rieanv* and raid, ami, the spring bsrauoa rstlmates are precious-strength to meet and rate*, dim) Is anlklpnlrd with a great <* H iisas* m h * - , » wee* dvdf o f hopeful lntere*|. S h i . H! | $ rise in arms ami fight for their rigtita." h \ ..... ** s Frinrr sptdir on Mar. ,5, IU4|I. under autplrr* of Uw Youim Progressives o f Amerlra, an nffsliool of the party once headed O It I, A NOD, Jon. lb—(AT—A pnrnchulte jump made to give Civil by Henry Wallace. Frinrr waa trying to drum up . A ir Patrol personnel training in un audience for a meeting latrr roarue operations reaulted In tha (hat day called to hear O. John dMth o f a Mac Dill A ir Baaa offlliogge, former aasistant U. K Jama* C. Ilubhla o f Anahuar, Attorney General who mors ft cenlly ha* rrltlxed Nuaslan fur ----- raa awept Into Lobe 8*1ut 10 mllaa north o f lima- rlgn polky. . Fritter was sentenced to 30 , a high wind after h* „ from a plana here v*tl*r days days In jail, but wai re­ leased on liall pending outcome •mmT' He was In b« a live target of hit appeal. Hyrayne Uni­ fo r a ground rescue hv C A P nlane versity later expelled him > r**». lie was arrrkted shortly alter The offlrer wav seen to h't the lahr. remove his parachute and making Ids appeal to Nsgroea to attempt Ip swim, Tha plane from ’‘rise In arms.'’ Prosecutor* said L he Jumped elrcla.1 the lake the a t m t corner crowd waa "In an evidently bad mnod." President Triimim Pipper Price Hits $15 Per Bushel At Farmer's Market DU. C. L. PERSONS B V Y y C L R F IS H IN G T A C K L E W IT H IT ’ S A V A I L A B L E ... Betty Lou Partin Will Compete In Beauty Contest vaiil. BUY YOUK KXTKA IlKUL AND FARTS NOWI (100,000. 0 TACKLE BOXES 1.6.1 up 0 ICE BOXES f .85 up BUY NOW, FISH N O W -A N D LATER « SPORTING im High Court e s R # *t Officer I Killed In Rescue Demonstration THE WORLD’S THREE SMARTEST BEARS... h... Speaking (or tha court major­ Ihe plaae, gut lain the ity, Vinson said tha Supreme began a hunt foe U . Court must respect the Inter**! lie body was recovered of tho community In maipUtnlng t MUnity Coat 4raa Maas t p « m s o n * «***i , Jar. NaUoMl Guard dtri.lens turn regimental combat team* * beew federallied and hava hi tnhdnc alnro last aurumer. Tiro other divisions are In the ■ea of going Into fauaral seeBo fat as la known, only ana total o f a k t in g dlvlvkus to S ** , lila g ln g ahlpa out i AMO will bara an Ml per rent above that ^ rja r poaro and order on Ita stneta, and added: "W* cannot any tint •ho praoorvaUon of that Intamt here rm-roachex on thn constItullonal right s of thia patlllener.” Butnmerlxjng, Vinson said Ihat: "Tha flndlngv of til*' atata court* a* to the rilitlng situa­ tion and the iinmtlnance of greater dlsonler roup|p<| wtth peiHbuier’a deliberate defiance of the potkr officers cot,vines us that w« should not rovocse Ms ronvirtlon In the name of free speech." • In striking down tha New York CCHy ordinance, Vinson said tha Issue invoiced In thn coavIrtUn of Carl Jacob KuiU oa ahoffto or preading In tbo atrnot with, out n permit wa* "sapprassloa— not punishment." E U C T IIt l U t U T I h ib e r n a tin g .W it h lo ta a re e v e n b e tte r th a n o f "w in te r * * a c id b e tte r o u t fit y o u r fa m ily m u\ ahead, R e m e m b e r, th e y c o m e m i "J u n io r ” a m , * x > ! V , f i ( |t|ikft AtOUN D THI C ld C K f ment o f modrrn rqulpmrat Military budget expert* explain4 wt*raysri and a od the** releieftraa ha fo” ----About 80 percent o f th* l * In uthar I aategoriaa. 000400 n*w nbllgattonal a S M r-' (0* * l,n * vw .N ...’ \ m T ^ it s iLWftt 1r* -x -” - U . 'i p t - ' vm r aMWiffi A?i tKc rtK rH em S u n i t i M S 5 S J X S t f f i 000,000400 probably will go* fat I A ir Force U being expended tha "hardware" lim a . the ertgtoaf 41 xriags to M. I I I v w * ■ yffiyi.y.y.fB iAbr* rtero, wNMw.- ___ .to H I I T l.'xodU* rS ^ Wi l u to a* Ur* ...» training camp building proMr. Tra- 1 gran af 1 »U and IMS- r ta a iia W U I • M i l l M M 'I n*t itotfe ot norili iMn iwl'■win mat bad"* - �t- *- —. ; 5sr> i f - IH E W EATHER in U n it y T fa tr* i s S tr e n g t h — I« Protect the Paoce at Ik* World} T» P n a d * the Pragm a al America. Ta Prodore Prosperity far flirfa i f f l f t W a n AN VO LUM E Established 1908 XXXXU M arshall Hits Limited Use Of 18 -Year-Olds t IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD. FLORIDA Where Seven Died In Philadelphia Plane Crush Defense Department Wants Younger Men W i t h No Strings Attached To Them Firemen work their way through Ihr ivrrcLage of the fmir-engined National Airline* plane which WASHINGTON. Jan. Ifc~</Pt ■ra'lied lu a heavy *nuw*tnrni at Philadelphia*- International Airport killing at leoo -even prri>otia. Carrying adult* and three infant*, tin- big n a ft blind into (lame- after leaving a runway during — Military and emigre,sional lead­ a laiitlmg attempt I lie ship * n in loute fioin Newark, N. J.. to Norfolk, Va. t Internalnm.il Sound en differed -luinly today almui photo) ihr nrn(. for dialling IB yrai nidi in unlrr In hmld tip the nation’* fighting force*. Ur suggested that men who had no tarvlce In World W ar II br[Ml iraan iM C Oa Page -'Reactivation Of Navy Station. la Subject City Manager Clifford AIcKlbbln atale*! this morning that city official* yet have no knowledge a* to the patent to which ihr Municipal Alnwtt area enihrac -trig the building! Olid foi liter iarllltle .1 uf the Sanford Naval Air Station will ! » renrcnpled by the Navy. . . . lie derlared that at KitlU o'clock he and Mayor Fred Pysor. a ere scheduled to meet with Cap*. B, T. I*ay. commanding officer of lb. Naval Air Htallan, Jackson­ ville. to mahe a *hn« ta»|metlon of the bw*I faeillliri and to look over the *ituailnn, pending fu tut# plan* for Naval reaetlvation. * . The work of repairing Urn 4k *fnrh newer outlet underneath Seminole Houle rani where Urn pavement collapsed last month, creating a gaping hofe, la due to start In about 16 dag* chan a new ateel reinforced t a n t H pirn Is due to arrivei aaid Mr. MrKibhla. Workmen hava naavated riruuad the rave In m u m haa been Morhetl off flam traffic1 and warning light* are displayed at night. g The collapse of tha P W t t wg* ’ meat block til# pip# was #ae ta teiUlng o f the grosftl UtiafiT t L •Idee and to tha weight ct v » hielet, incl-ntuig paiaaflgar k a u ri which uae Ike leute. . -----------— .---R U IL M N fl Clifford F. rated a eity . nine room home, li bath* and a d “ 1101 Hanford A' A a « t o f tha home ta “ eenbor* firm of and QIIm i I D A IL Y NEW SPAPER f ^ r a l I’DESDAY JAN. 16. 1951' i i AwMKltilfd PresM Leased Wire No. 101 Allied Combat Team Slashes Into Suwon A s Chinese Reds Suffer Enormous Casualties It* HI'HNKI.I II It IN I s lO h ltt,. |tu Iti i/t'i Allied ■i1 *.*i\ ladhs uinlnlmr lien. J I ii»ifii l olhn* it.ileineiil ili.ti ihe |urtriil piogram i* to "«i u .m.l ftpfii** m Korea l inlCil S III.Illair |-ollm,f I-*« k i«heuevei l ntiilmim'l |*iei » i:ic f>.(|! list beavv. Hut it r* .1 Ii4ld-lllllm>( withdrawal designed III |!ie-erve iti.>\tt.'it■■i Alieesl kliriiylli itlule s.ip)>uiH the enemv . Ilo re I* tot ril«b yel lo llo near- C nmb from the present IS thr«u*h 55 year age group subject ta In­ duction under the present draft act. d Expediency Is Key To U.N. Tadics [R o ta r y Is T o l i E7™ Attack*, In As Troops Withdraw Toward Pusan Freedom Crusade Bombing Limited Offensive Elevates M o ra le 11 1 , A L B A N Y , n T y Z Jan. IS—0 3 * > —Governor Thoma* E. Drwrr arruaod President Tram an today of playing "polities aa u *u *r and endangering nallaaal safely by hi* proponed IM M d M .N H inr m a r in non-drfraar spendl“ * in I hr n r* frdrral budget. Hr wry, who aapporta lb * Admiaislrattun'a foreign peltry of world-wridr opposition la Communlam, aald it *aa "deeply dittorbing- that Ihr PraoideM had tfowrd la Ham af rrW a “ mat rearm " far » h lt I ha Governor rallrd ordinary cirilUa apora­ tion* o f government. Secretary of Defense Marshall 'f»rn l word that a proposal In draft 18 year nldt liul pioliihit their utr in rom lwl nr u tm ia i duly un­ til limy i rallied 19 could ham•tiintt »lir aimed t m k r i, might cauir *‘complr|r confusion" and would rau ir hit "hand* to br lied." MaishaU’i virwt wrrr plrrralnl . la llm Srnatr prrpatrdnrs* sub®ommiiirr l>y Mt». Anna M. Romntmrg. assistant tecirlary o f drfrnm. Chairman Lyndon Johnion (D* Tra) o f llm preparedness autmomniitfrr had aakfd ahoul ihii |«ntcihlr <omptoinim yesterday. Apparently rejecting the first Defense Department reply. John■aa t<4d M i*. Rmenhvfg: "You do net h im Iq touch 18 rear nil* to bln ihakr iip that force," ILfi telerwrsi p, tfm ________ that I V * idem Truman hat fi**d at a goal -for Ihr aimed lorrra l-uthl up Ly June 10, llm vnlvrnmmitler haa Imrn Iwldu|mio tlm new Administration re­ ing public hearing* fm a week quetl to allow tin fling o f IB yrai oldi,,nne year hrlow ihr pteseril ^iitiiimiiio id 19, and to rilrnd »n * i.r o f dialled men front 21 lu 27 month*Johnson aaid It arnaild ho t*>»altilr to r u t all military manpower e Fair tad u llt f r i-uid this after­ noon and tonight. Scattered fraat in north portion tonight. WnlnMday fair and warmer. Brynes C a lls ForT'WvffvSr^'Md... . Concentration Of Forces In Europe School Financing StcinptT Levies On Eisenhower Won’t Lions F o r Benefit Western Europe I s Problem Is Left Of Answer Question Termed America V. Polio Campaign To Legislature On German Army Eastern F r o n t i e r Extra $20 Million Is Needed To Support Minimum Program TAI IAltASSFJF.. Jan Ifi (A*) The Cabinet it leaving it atrirtly up to the Lrgiilatute to decide whether to raiie $20,000,000 rati* to finance Florida tchonl*. -»t change the law In make the pm giant «o il |ru. Only Slate School Supt. Ihnmat D. Bailey vtited aaintil the aitinn. Sitting hi a budget mmmiutoo with a detenninalioft bi IwU l*WI fund requcal* darn lu 1949 approi kiwel maatben rated io ; rvVotamend nnhr that the l>twlalure give ifhoolt the «aou amount that wa* provided lor them two yeari ago. Hill, in a foolimtr. the Cabin'! <*19 d (he Legillituir’i atlention to tier lari that in the beat two ream there will e aIwait 67,000 more pupil* fin whom leather*, rUvaiooiin, trtlhook*. icltool Imin and other thing* will he needed. Simple aiillunriic applied to ihr I9J7 »chool law formula for pro­ viding trliool fund* ie*ult* in an rilimalr that it will take $20,664 nCO ahnve r*|>endiluie> u( $99, 7*11.000 in tha biennium. "Under marling tevenur law* it could not be eipected that re umie-. would inrrrau in the nnl biennium $20,000,000 over the cntrrnl hieitnium." the Cahinel budget footnote *aid’ •Ml la, therefore re*|*ectlfnlly vuggeatetl that chhngea will have In b»- mode in tha revenue lawa or In the prnviaiona o f the Mini­ mum Foundation Iowa." A legislative rontmltlre which bn* tern eliwlyiiig tlm *chlMil aytlem for a year aiat a half an noonrrii a aerie* « l arl-nul law l«'«atlao*a wa Cm * T a * l Happy Abney Places 3rd In Slate Contest Happy Abney, member of the Sanford Chapter, Future Farmer* of America, haa been awarded third place In the recent conlrat r luhw-riptlani tu Wildlife agaalrx* which waa atatewide among Future Farmer*, it waa an­ nounced today by the IrnJ advlaor. K. M. Rady. Young Aim* f received aa a prlu a glaaa action -od ami reel amt other price* won by him Include a U Remington UUIa; Myatic Min­ now; and • fountain par. B Mrmliera uf the l.ioni Club to­ day had their “ tall* tw itted" by Tall Twister Jack Stamper who fined each uf the more than 55 mrnitwra prr-etil two dime* each, the proceed* o f which were des­ ignated toward the March of lllnie* campaign for polio relief. The action, approved by a unan­ imous vole, followed a talk by tiaorge Touhy, publicity chairman uf the March of Dimes campaign In Seminole County. King Llun Harry *toh*un announced that the fines would supplement a donation hy the dub. Mr. Touhy stressed the fart that .Seminole County now owe* fSJUW to the National Foundation for fanner aid given to local polio vietll«\s and pointed out that more than $190 had been eipetided since summer oo a Hanford child who 1* new undergoing Iwnpltal - treat­ ment. Two vrar* ago, he ■added, one cave hare colt $1 ,*00. More than fl3.5uo.OOH ha* been *pent on research Jiice the muVt-nieqi startdt fif 1931, he added. Lion Hteniprr told the group that Hanford had the only l.lons Hub which met ao near tu the cage* of Ilona o f the animal king­ dom, referring 1o the Municipal /oo lion*. "be duty __ __ to t*U t the tall of all lion*,- retnrtisl King l.ion Rohron with n grin, lie announced that the Lion* wIN rancfM hf Ir^meeUrtg JTnr^ne * I lO U IM iH A .~ jr r.. Jan it. (d 'l laiuei I IKiuet, wlioiit I i inklut |). ItiMisriell tailed a**i»liul pirudeiil, today Iwtaiur gov ciuur ul Sm lli i'atulma with a linking i all lui Anierican imlilarv LONDON, Jan. 16 t/Vl -Gen­ * ■-n. •-1111 *I in I uti>|ir to ilelri eral "Ik e " Litrnhnwei tie.laird to­ Kimiau aRRteitiun day that tu long a* Japan anti “ 11 thr time i* .i|Hui>,uhing when Germany trmained m ihr tralm N ' im ij vs ill h r ,rm„ n -.id y, In n............. go In Vvai. of ixtlitir* "inldiri* air ulihyrd In . i * i * |. W •h‘ l* 'rt« "• m s u v u m l * | w r,b krep their nmulh* «hut “ L# imiv lir.it»lv on lnirtifit d lu ih . Ihr Matrmrnt wa* made lo a "llteil il ii ui»l Wiif lo lilkr ton new* m nfnrnte in ir|dr to a Ai tuV dm.led l^lwecn Koica ami ■iur*ti«n a* hr wav tomludini (he I'lll nIw. latl part <d hit tlav tu laiodia and " In mi omul Wedriii Kurorie piepatinK leave foi li-lmn. imhuienuhle lint line t-iiatinnnw hi* *uivey tout, id th etK ■■■>- in Uh At land Part'nation* whtwr inter- w b * d f.i u tiliM lM ii. we ' ,u**~ —rtui.ridiatr »ui t*>l*e* in l.ium»r, mitnirwl atiny hr titrw <man. ami Srll-prMrtvattun ilciiiand* that There wa» no tefeten;r eithn liu H t w * s * CM* ft*k u in i|iirtlion* or tninturnl alaiui lit* irfieatrd Rtilivli nevyipaper com­ plaint that another grnrtal. Ikiu gla* MuAitlnu, i,lien «)siLe nut when the Riilidt wuhrd Iw uu-du irniain quiet. A lltili-h (une!|tomieiil a il'd WIN TKi: I'A K K . Jan. lO -tA 1)— Fitcnlmwri what lie tliouahtalHiui Tlir city council here votrd last the paitiripatmn ol a Geiinvi i.ighl to n*h Frank H. Wright, IJovL*.,11... Wat IV i#t t en's a,rvrcilllvr w**i*iit Ivi Altny III the AtlanlH tlrlen.e rl — . F„||r, Up, assistant, to accept tin- |ob o f rilv ... ii . l . i t manager iifWinter Park. I would nut have you IliinV. flig h t wa* given until Unit I wa* iiehheiatr|y dutking J i|U> day lu accept ur ri-jrct the o ffri lion," thr Grnetal trphed. "hid W iu b l’ . apiuniilintlit wa* a . I l l I Ctuilliiierliat l*-jur brie Tlir vnlc when a problem become* unr lut |o uUrt h | | | | lh, ,„u , t „ t. Senator L. F. Boyle, Kepmeutalive M It. .Smith and County wotld ilalriituii and wml.l |s>n wln, M*yi<r W It Mct'aiillv diaCommi.-slunera J. F. McClrllan.1, liral Iratlen, •uhhetv vir by lh> •enling "I v*n- up|Ni*etl t« Wright I*II. C. la Mil amt W. 1.. 8ieg, left very nalute n| thru minion in the caiiPe uf hi* lack uf r*|iriiciire alut yrstridav fur Taltahanee in atfire wot Id oliluni lo keep thru Iws-au-e the people of Wlntri Par*, ■»-ia.l the meeting today uf thr werr against bun." Met sully inbl. Stan- Hoad Drpartmenla and pre­ nmutli* slma A petition signril bv 51KI vnlers sent Ht-ininole County'* re<|iir«ta A*krd if lie fell the same w*» of Winter Park wa» pressnli-il to for nail construction. tlmul lapan. he teydied: the i-uiincil in Deiemls-r when County Koad Hupt. II. B. Oray Wright was tieiliK i-onsii|err*| for anuuunrsd this muratng that the "So fat ai I am concerned " Oougty la hard aurfaclng absiul The new* mnferrnee at which the i*i.l asking tin- council nut oo# mile of the elay road which Kl-riilmwer s s i Ihe ftr«l on hi- lo apiioint him. At Tallahassee. Wright .aid tu* rallel* the A. C. L. tracks to lour in wldrh he had agreed to raii ry. This work U twing an- wi r question- In Ids lirirf tall will have an niinounc»in-,iil soon ike done mi ihe portion of (he road l^fiirrliamt hr eanresseit confi­ “ With regald to Whiter Park." "ItiAiiuUfh as I have msile pn mar the I'aola Hoad where -onie dence, bp he had fieforr in the low right uf way had to be re- rapacity id till- fire wrMerii aimnui>rrm*nl with leesrd lo leav ing Ibe (invcrnnr's u.fi. cot am cured due tu InitallatlOII of I lie world lo defrml i'.-elf. connidrritie (everal nffeis, 1 have abort cut freight line by the Mnr«* than 5fW corTeapondeni• at ll-.l*. time no comment to make railroad. He |«dnted mat that when funds were parkid into a large ms>iii in other than to acknowledgi- the air arallat-le It U hoped to hard tiie old lancaMer llnu-r, in *I • rnmplmu n' paid me," Wright said in n prepared statement. surface the remaining two mile Whitehall guvrriimrnt district. In the audience werr a moid>ei "Hhortlv i shall make an anstretrh to lake Mary. During the past year a fklrga- who sat at Ids fit*! news mnfei noiinreto*id with regsid In Wintrr lion of Lake Mary rll!ten> head ener tu 1915 wtirn he came In ..... Park."________________ h I tiy C. t*. Braalngton, secretary maud of tin- British nod American prr|iaring to llliefalof the liake Mary Chamtier af for*e* o h Commerre, appenrd before Ihe Furope. lie said that returning In l-»n C«mml*»ion and requested that the road tie impraved, pointing dun gave him a *eii*allnn of "Coin nut that new realdenla have set- lllg hark hiilne” hill add'd lbs I ( Tlilrty meinl.era uf the Hanford tied along the route, and that It forre also rrmluded him uf » " Suns'll..i, of Hie Civil Air Patrol, offers a saving o f a mil# or more Amerlran eipresslonusing five airplane-, participated "This is where I rame In." distance over tha Gcu ilry Club in the simulated sea air rescue pro­ Fltenhower said there was nm- gram known a* "Harcap" during route. Fr;ink Wright Is Offered Position In Winter Bark IdM'ai Droup AttendH Stale Road Meeting C Churches Urge Freedom-Loving Citizen* To: Reaffirm Their Faith Member* ol the Sanfoni Ministetiat Asw iation at a meetintt Friday adopted a resolution rajling upon alt ritiren* who love fierdom and dei nor racy ip lealfuin ibcM loyally Hi their vaiuutt rhurrhc* duiiup. the preregi ttrwe ol roafutmo when freedom r* at Make. T o ihh end a program of prayer and intrrce»*ioa wa* held at the Finl Kpucoapl Chinch ynietday moiaing. Hope wa* ruirrued that thc people will come to the churrhj* and w e them a* placaa a f prayrt, quiet, aod mediatie a the Military Men Should Keep Mouths Sluit. General De c l a r e s Civil Air I’ utrol II IU A ir-St'ii ReK'Ut* Drill essenliat dlffervtiee. In 1912 lowas preparlne an army fnr a wat atrrailv started. Now, be *sid. h-I* hiilldlne an army "to preserv. Ihe peace" and prevent anyumfrom belle?Ine they ean destroy the free world. British enrrrspomlents enjove-l ■ noestinn a*kln» the (.rnrral whether he fell Ilu- We t wnnH tie wenkeneit If teelsnd Mayrd nnl of the Aflantie Pact. “ I do me want i n row meet nn that ti#eau«i' vmi eel dsneeron It e*ll*s>a do Pass Ts*l the week-end at the Orlando A ir­ port. Among those who "found aurvlvors" were l.leul. Merle Warner, pilot, and Lieut. William Arenherg, who direelmt ground crews tu make the “ rearue." Tlie program was iirnler direc­ tion of ihe First Rescue Squadron, Army Air Force Ua*e, McDill Fi»W Hi* missions were conducted during the three day period of Harcap, and alt were completed. Two missions had to tie abandoned Sunday afternoon due to high rWXNCB (i \NDHTFNU winds. PARIH. Jsn Id fAn- Hit banMore than 190 plane* and 600 personnel from throughout Flor­ ida participated la the eierdsea. during A m y Air Force officials eapreaaed aatlsfaction at the handling or the entire program, and announced that senn o will be revealed at a later date. Capt. Watte Khrooe o f the Hanford Hquadron had charge o f tha patking and refueling o f the laaag. n il operation we* handled i ^ neallJPt manner and bn a i l ' y. 1* v** in knr>a Mori-tar lat lu i-uiil.l not predict ilu t lit lit •- I lie iiusldicia thin .ecmr.l |ie.-r--aty fill a chief <d la ff di-'Cils-lllK ltd deli,-AllSNI I., ilu- fit-lit mg mail |hr fuliin* t- slid iideniilngh-d wiili a number •d iindecidt-d |- •Iit i. .*I ami inililsrv ipie »limis. And thr pri-cnt slralegy Is clrsrly based <>u *inp-ga|> rath* i than luuy tanyi- nilinldri* s linns. IliH e is no Indiratiim bi te Ibai a filial drvisiuii has Is-en iractn-d b> Ihe Western k u ic i nun-iil* nil ••nr uf Ihr tun clrai-rul altrnia Dvrv au all nut ramuaigti again i ihr lied t biiirtr, using airpnwr. mill Nalinrv-ill*t ( bltii'* niari|uiwrr ur cumptrle ami -mbb-n abamlnii niriit uf Knri-a. A Imbliliyi uai uitli ptrsrnt I' nitril Naliuit* force is a compruud«r Dial may is- only trmporaiy. Thr cuiiSriKu* aiming Amrrlci nmimamler I* Ibm prrient 1'nllr.l l»»n*r ran l»n* I off ami| ............... rh in „ , f„ r Ih(. l|mw brine but calimil tumi. t. a dri-idle u ll-i'-iiv agaU «l tin ms-- id men nppu*illg thrill. Hi et wtuIminp *'hiMr»c m*ii|ki i uai ihr ihcitlvr factur in ib,. " { \llte«1 Witbiitswali uvn ...... Bir From " " lrtthe «rt fir-i p i- m i '*-**" tiaytlc,f,<‘ linr». * bmen I'miutei attacl lu NnVeuvI." i ufiiil after th- abstidonnirnt IC .IIW M ns l-aa# tlaVIl Two Laltt* Mary (Jirls Ut'pn'Hnit Comity Two Lake Mary girls, who have nrbieved oolMaiidlug "Herein t II projects, have been eho-en to I epic .-III Helium,It Fount v in •b-nioirl rat ions at the Tampa Fair in February, 5tl*n l.ila Wisslard, e u tin I y home druiiuiilrstmn agent, uNiniiinced till, morning. The giil* are I I year old Mary Virginia Hohinson. II. whose mother, Mr*. J. k Itnbinooi I* a leader in 4-II Work, ami lb.llm L»e Wade, 12. AI the fait tbe girl will demonstrate the care of ban, palm arul cl at be. bm hr Laeb uf ihe two girt*, raid Mr* WiHwtard, has had threr fiHhl preparation and t-akmg, yeais of training in dressmaking, ponlii>, tu.me Ttnprovrment amt hmno safely, Ailhoogli ther t* no I II pi-> gram in the emtn'v for t*o . unr l«iv, ciutries Wtrdrrbold of lotke Mary, who ha* a lively In­ terest in food selection ami bak log, lias availed hiourlf of llufacilitle. for inslrurlion in tldlitir in spile of much kidding b> lo loatrs. Mr*. Itobin-on mil Miss WiHwIanl ail Wallet tint bi­ bs, a fin* prnmlvc uf maklnr i career along there line. Dili HAIIY DKTItUlT, Jan. Ift—(A*)—A lililr cow wa* a ton attraction al ihr Detroit atnekyard. yc lerday. Willi tbe aid of a ('m-sarcan uncialbni, a .150 pound dwaif llen-foril Was delivered of bri calf. Tbe calf, Imrn dead, weigh ■d Flo pound*. A Wayne University obstetricteacliei and three slildrlil* Were onliHikei-a. "Kate," the cow, wa* given a hs-al anesthetic before the roo-r. □lion. Afterward*, Ihr veterina rian gave her a sedative and a heart stimulant. Germans Are Termed R e a l i s t i c People By Restaurnnteur 1lie ( litiadr loi I irrd.nn cam patgli ha* been a uiolal im.olci to faeiuiam in l..,lb tlir rail and western pails. Ilethcit I lu , l. I b lamlo irstauiani upeialn anti • loltliri ie-idrnl id ItrUiitUV. bdsl Hotiiiau loday- lie wa* i lliwlm <il Its George loubv Mi. Ilsack. a It.,I iiimt slat -d that he had mailr lliit rountty his lioior (oi l i scats and had mil ice n tie i man v durum that lime until lail year when hr made nn ait trip to tlamboiy 'When out 'hip came m l» i a laildiim. we could ire sornr ol the runt* and thr rile d * oi the bomb ing dutintt llir last wat." he de elated "|t t*ac a yhaillv iin-sre«non to trr Imm thr an cilv blocks complelrlv in turn*. "Dpint leaving thr air|>ort it It seemed strange to me to seca metropolitan city of that star with most of the traffic bv bicy­ cle. Automobile traffic i* very light and gasoline el* for about t',0 rent i a gallon "Hamburg in it* i.mHt v-ar lll’ lol I b*» -uftereit ins'iV cat*sliopbos " Ur added. "The »'e«-at fir# of tittw dc*troy#sl nmr» tl>.' two thud'<d II ItilWrvet ihi cilv •ii/fere,| mns) fitim Ik1<( in t‘ ,4$ tir raid*, reached thrii ciilmiu altue point hi lUtt and k,-pt tid* level mil il the end of the war mid the erentei pail of Hamburg'* industrial and residential district!1 Wore dmlrnveit The extent of the •lest ruction is bnrdlv believable, "Tile tinman people lake a realistic view o f lb,- fuiuie." he declared "they kilo* that when lire Krenill-I decide- In M lde ||> Kurope that they will he rolled over undei the nrvdailglit of Ihr itusslan military machine. It i* not a pleasant prosju-ct; you must rralire that (tu*sin ha* now over ton division* mass'd in eastern Kurope and I,a- armed 2ft0JM)0 tun, Hu* tu r 'i-. i t a*t German police Force. “ 1 bops' that at tbl’ time when j lb* hurlmn of mil sv,*iId hx- dirt .tied llial md voice, a* Ihr I'm •ade of Frerdom s|M’akmg to people lebind tli* Iron I'urtaio over Itadio Fire Kitropi will ropilnue to surersafullv rumbai » hi* lutille of mopagauda with ti dh " be rnncludeil. George Ti.ulis told of the r>l osmi case* of polio in the coonliv last year and Ufeol support *•* the Match of Dime* campaign. Mr». Italph A. Smith a<ke.t Rn. tartans tu ie present tu hear 1 *1 . Picul W Harrison, missionary phvs|.-ian, -.psai al thr I bain * f Missions program *' Pr^-ahv teriati t'hiircli Jan ?•’. al nmn lit ville Tnmbluo nrerlHed Guests inrtuded Jullanne Jen­ sen of Denmark: Tlav loti H. W il­ bur. Tnunlon. M n'«.i Mike I amjrui t'alntkn; l.eroy D |Jtm*on, Pcland and I'red II Carnilher-, Arradia, Palif. TW n K i l l . Pit WKHT IIAVKROTRAW N. V., Jan. Ml (A3—-Two railroad tmake men were killed and another hrakeitian wa* tn-.ired today whin u fast fieight I m Iii plowesl Into a bs-al frrigbl train on u Hiding of the west aliore railroad. West llau cstruw Is on thr west •Ido of the Hudson River a(hiut 35 mile* from New York. “Slum Gullion” Is Featured At American Legion Post 53 Dinner W^MaaoO***MwWW lix W ill, M ill rO N N U II.Y Mrinlterx nl the Saulntit Foil No. VI, ihe Amriiran Legion, ale Iteaitiy al tlir legion I lut la>l night nl that good old Amiv-Navv dish enlilini "ilum gullmn". all nl whuli pul the incmlteit m a invial mneul, but pill loo much weight nn the lirkety lihl chain which threatened In rob L|i*r in (lie rase o f several Ivcfty number*. Recaanifing that aomethina urgent had lo lie done in this emergency and recalling that one of thr wo - 1 1 men n* the Auxiliary had a rhalr could iw secured at a nominal firollanae under her al a recent gure. After a brief debate the l*nat meeting. Adjutant Jim Hingletary, proposed aomrthing rather dras­ voted to buy the metal chain be­ fore tome other Post with even tic. He produced n folding metal heavier member* grabbed them up chair and derlArad that alnee II Heveral member* from DsRarr had held him up, tt could support hinted they would like some of the chain for their community meet­ even the heaviest eater in Ihe ing*. Post, Commander Karlvle HooveJohn Haul* continued the fun announced that Nad Smith Jui-i mood of the meeting with several found out w han 190 such chair* 1 (Csagarrt Oo fuga n ih il B l , IUK VO, Wrdnesslai. fan I, —t ^ i—An AllWd ruuihji i.'j(u IrsJ In lank* drove into the Com tnunl-lhrld town uf Suwon, 17 air tulles south of Seoul Toes ■lav, then wilhdirw attri daik to defensive position*. Il was the four lh and laraesl uldective slarkrd b> Ihr Klablli Vm iis ’s irrnnnaiuancr in forre in I be western sector of thr litnean front IO K IO , |an In —fT ')-- An Allied laiik inlanlit vombai lea n via* k'd U,iv,Hel« a '(is il *,.' L miiunl iriitlam r lusiw ami pluim rd into tlir aupoit sit) ut Suwon Il it 17 ail miles uiutli ul llir K..I held capital ul Seoul Il wav the touilh town amt first niapn objective— In lall lu llir l ’luted Nations tlnopi III lliril big western tionl lounlri-lliiust called a irconnaosancr in tuice. I line wat no msiu.itioii lint Allied Imres would lemam m Su­ won for any length o( time. A *|iokr*man in the field ex­ plained ilia! it is the uiu.tl pi it lue on irconnaus.incr mitiiom id this type to ptobc enemy p«>»it on*, slrleimme thru iltrtieth. gathri ax much mloimalloii as |hu uhlr nut ■lien ssilhdiaw An A. t' iield dispalcl, vvid ihtre -rpaialr light plane otweivvis tint tnidinord llir Allied entrau * •llpj Suwon, the ill n r ililu 'be old willed (own bega.. at 1 P M rurtday. Dir Allied Inter i mi led iG ul Mai Red lis.nps m fusion Ihe hulk oi the Communiit gai-ttin iiad tlril Momlav undei lierce A l­ lied homhmg and >irafine att.u k* Mundeid* ol Rrdl weir mai lime unruied up llir |o*d llinilin.' liollh lu Seoul. The Allieit western drive tu-gah Monitav suntil of Otari (lu I lie cenlrnl front. Allied force* pulled nut of tin- W >.i.,u wetlgr wli.-re for Id days lin y ItuJ h* 1,1 i»ff lua-ved Its.1 Kui'exn al tacks. Near ftie ea'I cna I Vllie.t 11 p diipcrard a force of K- it I’ll piilrV MlllllUr I .-l ! VII. li aallMoea He C m •••-• While And Nt*f*rn Students Itinl In Brooklyn School NKW YORK. Jan. H (13 -A l i t fight between a whlti- l"V (in*l a Negro achocilmatisp,v*d ibrnugh n tlrnuklvn bigii aclisud p *M *rl» yesterday, invoicing l,".'nil boys slid gills ill a melee that use-turned tables ami b»• )■•■ c i «k U f*iy« Many uf th* white and Negro students in the Franklin K Li*nhigh u-hool cafeteria •*>uii were »<*♦ changing blow*. A teacher who attempted to tc lore peace was punched in the eya. Auutlirr ilispnie among student# ftum llir tebuol broke mil la in In Hie day, and 55 N e«in Slid while luiya and girl* Knight on n subway train. A N ig m patrotw,.inan 'in pluyest t>y the subway line was punched and kicke<l when -b.> triad tu intervene. Brooklyn pulic- began tu luuinl up a number nf stmtent fur uuc.. Honing. I'olice said there had been trou­ ble at the rchonl since last Friday, wlu-ri a while boy nnd a Negro Ih>v had a ditjmtr Sanford Weather High yesterday 6tt Low today 44 Rain resterday .13 inch Total Jan tain 14 inch Normal Jan tain 2 ib inciter The Weather JA C K S O N VILLE Jan. u t - a t 36 r.t Atlanta gft Ilismark 11 65 35 Boston Brownartlio 73 44 fa *2 *1 Chicago M Denrvr 36 3fl flea If nines 2* 05 4$ Fresno 49 SS New York 36 60 Washington Jacksonville 46 <it 60 77 Miami Tallahassee 40 61 69 U % la m p * _. x. �;1 Capacity To Increase To jc 115 M illion Ton Total In 1951 tlyy HAM DAWKfHf NLW YO R K , Jan. lfv -(/ P )— The nation ha* a million more tom ol tier I making capacity than it though it had. Steelmen tay private indus­ try it planning to continue doing the unexpected. Hut Waahington ilill doublt if private industry » plant are big enough •ad h purbing plant lor govern me nl-lma need tieel mil la. Ihr American iron and tree! inititule, ipokcsmen for the private tlrel induilry. tayi annual capacity it now lvM.2 million tom. A year loo million iii'i* hy this month- It has beaten Its premise by around one million tout, The atcel industry "also pledged tn increase lire nailer,'* rapacil) to 1110 million ton, _ year Sy (hr end of next yv«r. Nnw industry •pokrsmeu are predicting thilrel rompnnirn actually will build up tn lib million tons rapacity by thr end of 1*52. I’ri'iderit Truman, h o w e v e r , thinks nation need* l.'o tn n lio. ton, a year. The government ha* two ways o f taking a hand in te ­ rming expansion. Already it is ranting str-,-1 rnmpanirs tax re. ef if they hrrild more rapacity. They arr { * rnrltlcd, t<>. writr-ntf the nils for tux purpose* within (ive years. T w o new mill* lercntly feltnuurtrrd for thr hanks o f the Itelwate will havr this tag' rrltrf Tire ■rroroi way jl* for thr* go. rtrmptM to flnatire aew mills, m **'*11 build thrill Itself. The- l*rc•I *•■•*! I* asking t’ongtesa fm iuids that rnuhl lie u**| along tilli line, (ioverntnrnt agencies h i reported remlv in give financial aid towslil li e budding of Iliii new steel planto nt New London, Uoliii. The I’r* aiiinit also It putting pirasun ... .. »..*■ ill. U w rrn re ness... , . . run.iy* pait •> the need i i mu u,d7rvn> la to tiling iiwii uiv liuiu lin riu vls and Lahoindor "to the girat steel pro ilurtmn renter of the middh west.” Ilut the construction of new tlrel mill* drpepndk mi more tha.i just financing and Iron ore auppt>rs. It alao requires steel. Am. ateel, In apito of the record expan inn of the Industry, la already ir. tigni supply. To aid In B ettin g the itecl and other materials needed for hullo lug ateel m ill* and other defenav plant*, the National rneiutv., Authority ia regim. pimg all cqiw , inerrlsl cun*!ruction, f jjlri* NI'A hart already banned tn! building o f new feiffetinnat •• aniusciiiriil l.uildings. ] A Icinpoi ary lam uir ml rupiineh;lal liol)i ! lug la announced M ay, This wll he followed hy pra 'granting ni permit* for only a rchdonslrucilo i as found necearuuy, w> that only B TUESDAY JAN. 16, 1951 TH E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PACE TWO i l i l l V WIHHJ \\Y non TIIOMAII HOLLYWOOD, Jan. W—0»*>— Another Hollywood legend shot to piece* I Fot years the movie town ha* t’dd tales alxiut thr {tattling Rennet la—Constance, Juan and ilarhara, Thr three sister* a ir •up(Hired to havn feuded ovn the year, with long period* of nut apeaking to rath other. 1 a*kcd Constance If such reports weir true. "Do you mean, do we have a furd like Joan Fontaine and Olivia lh- liaviliand?” she asked. I said I did. "Alikolutely not,” *h> replied, "We've always gotten along, even though we have our difference*. ( don't mean I lull we haven't irgonl: we’re nil pretty g*«M oikri*. I guess we got that from I'atia.” (Richard Dennett. long a -lotmy flgurv ill tu* lh...t< i i. id aoi Id.) "Wr haven't seen milch of rach thtt in reernt yeai*," shr con* inurd, "iwcauar we live in differer1 midrnnmrnt* | livr in lirimsny, Joan live. In Holly* jvoed and llarltara livr* in New Vurk. "Hut when | came Iwrk here asl month, I stayed with Joan it her houae. And Ilarhara slaysi with her before Christina* lohn Coulter, la alatloned he air forces.,.. ..till, fens* program coJld use the aval•We •uppllea o f lleMtohich i l i l l . also lie shared with sdlh defMaax l>orf|.eetivwf T hslmd uenaldnre neerlk aa new railroad carti, ol, a bat aha thought o f lha cu m m plprt anil ships. op of glanior girls. The nation's expanding * lt* e l "Of course, I haven't been able plaid has lieen one of the wonder* • see many o f the new unea in of the uoatwar world—even If it <e past two years," the aaid. trorso t tv g enough to sum tn the preawtu national emergen- Ilut from what I haVe aren. I lon'l think they have tne IndivlLast year the Industry turned tualily the stars possessed In ther year*. out Wi.7 mtlltn.1 toru. Kuiala'a pro"The studios are alwaya tayruction la believed tu have been under 20 million. The (J, H. pro- ng that a certain n«w actor la rnoth*r (labia/ The same |a metlon topped the previoua re* **i In wartime ruU, o f Him , rue among actresare. Instead of million tone, a record up to that wking for someone who I* a opy of an aatobliihed alar, why time. rapacity figures ol lon't they try to find aomeona 104.J million tons are 22 per cent h ghcr than the lulu rapacity ot 211.0 million ton*. America'a ateel expansion plan* Will keep her well mil ahead of Kui.U. allbough reports finin th. , Sorlel Union tell nf plana then? |. roaitfuel new ateel mill, a„ f , , •Ireadv ha ' * f ,*.*'*.*• Syvhd atwl iirodurtion •kaold he Itrout ht lo At million a year by HM», nr doulda Ur . the toll of enemy dead wa » boo*it> ed to nearly 2,l»0. They hit supply Jump*, rail-, road*, vehicle* and building* <«ciPnnilaufd Im a P*ge n i t ) copied by Ketl ttoop*. the plan.*.* rhok Monday. The Eighth Army wat rented knocked out a lied tan* ami field on a fairly atralght line aero., piece near Seoul. the peninsula. It* etratety appear, nl to lie keyed to a hard-hitting withdrawal, pulling liack only when Red pressure get* too heavy. iroattanea *•■■ **a * O w l The t<» I'igMi, Air../ atWiwwred the central front pullback to ly cloaa to politic*. Aa fa r a* 1 the drf/u lvc line set up after »m roneerntil my arm* or* wide the retreat from Seoul. American open for any free country that French and Dutch Iroon* tmlr want* to gat into it and pul Its southward through breath-taking heart into it." Ho apoke of the aocial reform* mountain pane*, along sheer cliff* »nd around hairpin turn*. and improvement! In living stan­ Artillery lmrragra and punish­ dard* sought try all the nation* ing air etrike* coverert the with- in the part hut *aid these could la assured "only In an atmo*phero drawat. Village* flamed. Censorship prcventnl locatlnr of confidence anil security, •he new line. Tne communique aaid onlv; "Thi* lettevel.inmenl will u»hcr in a new i.hasc" of ihr Kolark mountain* lurttlr "The UnOed Ntlon* line ha* (wen straightened and •hortrned. Censor* now prohibit mriitio.' of *nv unit* •omller than th' whole U. R. Eighth Army and Fifth Air Force. This « ! ■ an­ other dav-to-dav change whir* the ren*nr« *»v reatilt* from changing military conditions, fDl'imtche* receiver! and pub tlihrd Monday liefnre the nrwe?' rlampdown Identified the Wnnju hnlitln'r fm ,e a* the II, R. Srcond Division and the allocking force Hr aaid it was Ida duty ar south of Suwon a* thr T H H I" ;cna! superintendent to r.Mo.si.fantrv Division. The K.rno.l Dlv^ what fund* arr nrrdrd In o(n-r •Ion inclurlerl French, Dutrh nr.' ate the a* hoot* under the formula Smith Korean troops a* wrjl a> sal hy law. "| know that th* American*. The Third Division, nreils of |.uhlir education cannot which wa» evaciuite«l by »ea *e very, well Im postponed nor ran December fmm llungtiam r the burden of support o f publir northeiiat Korea, included at Ihot education lw shifted *!a*r I'uerlo Itican and, America" A f » mnnU'i -.f the budget malnlaurt troop*.) rtimmis-ion, he aaid, " I feel A P. co>re«pt>ndeul Stair Kw’n* that the Itoanl ha* no discretion ton. wllh the *e*lerjri fmtr* It** ary intwer In the matter ami lark column, »*ld the American* that carefully vilimated costs rolled ahead five more mile* earl” u n d e r atalutnry prescription)Tuesday In the second dav o f their offensive aetlnn. There * * • "n Iterl oppoaltlnn In lh* early stage*. Wittering Allied air attack* Iwd routed Red garrison tronnv, fm • several village* and left hundred* of fleeing Commiinlit* along the north bound mad*. They told of mvntolly-dcflclant The weatam force Mnnda? re­ captured threa town*— 0«an. children Irclng caged and rlrain Kamvangjang anti Chon. Osan, |JA ed at hnme for lack of inalitu* air mlloa aoulh of fleoul, was the itonal apace. nlare where the first American | ....... ....... w —~ . Cgwitol*. •eldUr o f the Korean wal wta hclwh supervises the Inatituliun, that there I* no place for feeble­ rillcd, 14*11 Jut**. Kamyanglang l* jo mlMti'imnheast .and Chon if minded Negro children; that the tlainravUle roloi\y hav'-no full 'tirrae m |M scflh of there. ■The«vi!ff*» nu Indication *hat tin time phyalran, lisyolmlhrgiat or |ke*tsm|mr« was h'ahnln/ tr'ahnln/ to r » p*ychiatrl*t: that f|j,'haaii't thi [WestsfRInwra we* facilities far training all tin|Why to fleoul Three R«d proper ahnkM^kv In Ita mth |A. P. rnr- children to make some aort tJ respondent l*on lltrth ' said the living; (hat lla attenilahU work Chinese 40th, dlth and Wth ami- 72 hours a week ami cam unlf .les-at f i l l dttengthi aHaul 120.- from SlJttft t o jIliH ? a year, Theyi>UU M o t ik . C. Phllliv :oon t ill>Mu- were riasaml ccuth Eisenhower Silent ON OUR FIRST School Finances in <spotted ft 000 itralml' ^oiitheast I t fa |I,lT*JW».;w»rUb la f:W*. eif Her. il. . • "t —-—, -.—— killed in bombing Rnd sGaftuy 000 more than li haa had in thi hlennlum. »»!/ ’ attacks. /■ Mlsa I-uls Parks, eXeebtive i « l *The Allied warplane* resumed their attacks Tueaday pitn.l rnM rrtary of the Mental Health 8o. <l«»y of Southeastern Florida, said her organisation and (he new?" But aha adhilttad that today’* Florida Federation o f Women's glamour girl* dbeaa 1>eH*r than Hubs would aupport lha full ap­ the “clothe* horeev" o f aarliar propriation request. In addition, ike aaid, they will days. < 6ln tboae day* the star* over* • * lha legislature to provide dreeaerf.'' .the remarked, "you no* tired the dress first and then •be star. The feet af good groom. Ing la If you notice first the wo man and then the dress." |f you hate been one of I he more than 1,500 ctwlomem we have nerved in our flrnl year, you have helped in making thin department a nuccestn. We have helped in mixing you money on financing and In keeping the huninmn in our own community, n mtr of our runtnmrr*, we invite you to mail your AUTOMOBILE FINANCING Huy your car in Sanford lluy Insurance from your own local agent Line the Sanford Atlantic Plan—lowest cunt In Florida All your Insurance and charge* In one low amt package. HOME APPLIANCE FINANCING Huy ytmr nppliunrcx In Sunford Have ynur dealer finance them al Ihe Sanford Allantic TITLE I HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS lluy yuur building iqgieriab in Hanford I'rtc (hr Sanford. Atlantic FHA Plan—only lO’.J down payment m|til red * * ^ * ■ MvL i ' ^ ■ ■- • FARM EQUIPMENT FINANCING lluy your Farm atachliwry in Sanford Auk for the special Sanford Atlantic Finance Plan PERSONAL LOANS AND BUSINESS LOANS hul I need Jielpln.Oi counte you do •fn! The remodeltttij'of repairing «»f k hmitw hsit’l a one-man Joh. Sherman Vonrrele Pipe On. han eomiuMad with Ihoumtnda of houac owncm who have problem* of thi* nature. II In a plenaurv (o help. (ierr> y o u r f i g u r e s a n y w h e r e THEN SEETUS FOR T H E LOWEST COST LOAN FAttT—CONF IDENTIA I*— FRIENDLY SERVICE The German (mrt of llrvmrn raa founded In the vlghth mm- Dr. Henry McLaulin OpIomelrUt^'' Control THIKD FLOOR Ono'i lat your bouat ran down! Keep the value ddihtr up by im p h g it In rapnir, it may to i w l • ainug J p h A chmut of two . urnawOra t l f i T O i B r M O N K 380 �French Hold Firm At Fierce Attacks Rock Hanoi Line Vietminh Forces Seek To Crush Defenders In All-Out Battle PAGE tHKKK THE SANFORD HERA I.D. SANFORD. FLORIDA fUESDAY JAN. 16, IDS! post o f Raochuc, four miles north­ east nf Vinhytn. remain* laolaled. A delayed dispatch from ad­ vance French army headquarters near Hanoi, from Associated Press correspondent Kenneth Likes, said the fighting eras bloody and often at bayonet point. He said that Vinhytm was at one time Isolated hut that French mobile reserves, backed by ■rat­ ing planet and a haary artillery barrage, broke through and reach­ ed the village Just In time >o prevent the Vietminh from hlnu- ing a bridge over a river at the rluage’a edge. V in h y e n u a waited fortress town on the top of a low hill at the edgo of the Hat Red River delta. Th# garrison and tha re­ serve troops now In It total sev­ eral thousand men. Air Force To Drop Troops, Equipment In Huge Container D AYTO N, O. Jan l « —//ft■■■ Now the Air Force la planning t« The writhing tentacles of th* deliver packages o f aoldltrt tn.l giant squid. eemeUmeo reaching equipment hjr parachute. 80 foot In length, are hollowed r*A t |ot*l thal'a tha g«el of anal, ponslbi* for some son serpent near a of tha air mat*ilA| .> n w > rl stories. •t nearby Wright-Pallet ten Air Force Boat. Tea la will begin aoon on a con* tainer capable of holding 6.000 pound*. Engineer* at Wrlght-Pstteraon aay the container* mar be used to drop an entire Infantry aquad and equipment from in air* plane. Or. they aay, the container may he uaed aa a comple’ e weather Sta­ tion. revue etatlon. or aurvietl and rescue hut for ar*U* use. Already the military air trana* port eervlce la eonalderlng It for u*e a* a weather station to be dropped with men and equipment into inaccessible area*. Human* have not yet been drop­ ped in the container, which conalsta of a framework o f tubos mounted atop a metal landing skid provided with plywood flooring. Four movable aluminum trian­ gular conipartmei.ls are attached to the freme. They can be ar­ ranged as a square box to carry cargo or raarranca to carry troops. A (Ingle 100-foot parachute would be used for loads up to 8.- Hr SEYMOUR TO PPING Saigon. Jaa. 16—//P)— French troopa hare hailed new attacks by 80,000 Communist-led Vietwl-ih nationalist troops aimed at Hanoi, north Indochina capi­ tal. It was announced lonixhl. A French army communique said that Iks Mn-.ro*-trained Vietminh leader. Ilo Chi Minh. has Ihrowa 10,000 new troops into the all-out awaull to seise Hanoi. Harder the French had estimated his force at 20,000 men. and said it might reach 10.. 000 soon. Two French mobile task fortes hart contained the Vfrlminh d ritr extending on a 12-mlle front about 30 miles northwest of Hanoi. Thirty Viet­ minh battalions attacking nq ■ narrow front wero inviting full frontal combat for the first lime. The communique reported that the Halite which resumed this morning after a somewhat oulet nlikt was broken o ff again IhU afternoon SAIGON. Jan. 1 F r e n c h Army headquarter* snn»<mrrti to­ day French lroo|>s were holding (irm before llano, hut w.until that the fommunitl-lrd Nalionslut lotcc* driving on the north Indochine capital may teach 40,000 soon. A ranking ttslf officer who flew hoe from the northern front catly this morning told a new* confer- •At the fneus o f the fivhllnv tn wrest of Hanoi. opposing Itvlfalionk hlire dug In face to face on a faur mile front. The French out- WgkgfiM h Hlridg, MwnII Everyone In every Gulf Station Is willing and waiting to make your vacation down here a happier one. Drive intopour friendly Gulf dealer’stoday and got younalf onoof Gulfs marvelous touriat maps. Thus aren't Just plain "road maps." No, Sir, they're complete guides to all of Florida’s won­ derful spotsI They not only show you all of Florida's highwayaandother roads, but they showyouimmedi­ ately, in pictures, Just where your favorite sport or resort canbo found. You fust can't And a batter vacation mop of Florida! And white you’re there, pick up several Gulf extended COVERAGE Aon Bstonded Covers** ssassga ffla n g a S rtJ S -A Get neoded ProUcr ? ? fill out and mail to the folks back home. m A ® IS * Gulf wants you to have a grand time down here. We know that once you try Gull products and ex­ perience Its courteous friendly service, you’ll bo gold—not only during your vacation, but all the way home and forever more! (J& Teenager Gets Appetite Back; Thanks Hadacol E j HAD.MOI, Supplies Vitamin. HI R8. Niacin and Iron Which her System tacked. j According to San* l.orainc ,!>ck, Bqx *63. Coker, Alahama, .when a person b orly 16 years old and feels U rriU *. can’t ant or sleep the way thry should, IPs mighty Im4. Thai Is Urn way forr sho start­ ed taking 11Air AC-UU Lorain* found that Utk­ in* HADACOL tvm nys- deHci Vitamins Bl. M . N ia c in and Iran, which 1 -f j anco in today’s powerful now anginas I AND—H actually girna new pup and ■Cepe knocks in many nl if car*, tool Stepped up to f i r * amoother performance than ever, this rngularpricn motor Iuclghros quick fast-firing starts, surg­ ing dknb oo tha hills, atandy, evao r18 . . * La * ra *£|*o Oi | chutes for loads up to <1.000 pound*. A small pilot parachute would pull out a 16-foot extraction paraehuta which. In turn, pulls the container out of the airplane. This king-sised container and a smaller one designed to hold 500 pounds would be used with the newer, iarrti cargo piaues like the Fairchild C-1IP. One whole water quart Evaporated milk nalxod half and half with water It regarded ai tha equivalent of wholo milk. The Nattentl d rlrty says a third rlra's white popu ■found jutianiilluU The federal atomic mesareh re­ and one eighth cup of dried milk added to a quart of servation of Los Alamo* New makes the equivalent of a Mexico, wax recently made a full flmlgrd county of that stata. of fluid whole milk. �Independents In Congress rite Sanford Herald j TUESDAY JAN. 1 TWB SANFORD HEKALP, BANFORP, FLORIDA PACK FOUR Tin* H iiuhc* uf IteprcMMitiitivfM him one unununl menilier, mu* elt-t'itnl nut tm u Rvpublicuii nr u Domocral but Hit mi Independunt. Minor purtlen occunfonully elect candiduten; III r u miu .4 »• Mc.m rl.M Maitrr M l . U i IT. 1*1*. ■# Ik. »*•• I 11(Mr. there have Imnn Sociulintn, and Vito Murcuntonln, the Amerml ■ • il.il. Mm Mi . mmtrr Ik. A r I icitn LHbor Party conjrrennman from New York City, nerved • I I'.M II H ml l i n k ' IW*. nuverul tnrmn until hin defeat lant fall and for n time had a Min i * Ml I- III «> colleague. IndrjiendentH, however, backed by no jiarticular M ll.l l.illllink O K** jmrty, are natundly few and far between. The prenent one, __ N . ilu x N iM ^ir Frazier Keamn of Toledo, Ohio, ran without uny organized *“ i i aw M ir iiik h u m iI# 1 'u il.i 1 M ttrotij* Itehlnd him and defeatml both the Democratic inrumurn* Manik l »n n m Hsalts i n iNtnt and hln Kenublican opimnent, though hia dintricl in (Is M .IIU m u u tear Him more ajit to lie Republican than Democratic. iteuina in or wan u Democrat, who haa run for the All aklteare aailrrs. n i l . .1 IM > I«. i.w lill.11, »n .,l«m «ll.ii., jiarty nomination for governor and nerved In the cabinet • ■A ..U r n at . • l i r l i l t n i i l . la, Ik» •*,#*>, •< H lllM 11,1.4., util of the Democratic governor..Frank J. [juiache. So far he Am rfcin .il Imr ml r .«»l■. a#*»rO*- linn nnt nonietimen on the Democratic aide of the Houm- und m setae.-■ nometimuH on the nepubllran, and wivn that he wan elected H i.ir H u ii ‘ ii> nr lllu l H i| iim ili< to tie independent. t lm , l»».. I f . VarS. I Msaea. !*»• •Pill, Kauai. I Ilf, M, l u l l . ______ He linn few predecennor*. In 1HOI nn unuminl mixup of Th. Metals la a mrimhir al <1* purtlen renulliHl in the South Dakota leginbture'n nending to lM arl.1.1 I'la.a aaklrh la . . M I H • lr k a li.il la Iki !•> tenant. ihe United Staten Sennte a former clergyman, James H. Milan of all ikr larol aama arfai.4 la Ihla a .n .p .f.r. aa m il oa all Kyle. He served until his death ten yearn later, and regularly I f a ,n . Il.fa ir ln . recorded himself n.n an Indefiendent. t l ’ k s i i a y . Ja n . t*. i w i The moat recent previous independent In CongresH was the 'tte Oeorgc VV'. Norrin of Nebranka, who after many TO D AY'S MIII.R VKItSF yearn us a KejiuMicuii preferred to ntyle himself an balelielident. A s mrh tie won re-election ill lOlltl, but was de­ HkliimuM > i . Ihr -«m nf a « i n I feated in I'.tIII. when the Repuiillrnnn made great gains in Iliac and a irra l king himself, lull the Middle West. ihr kingdom aplii under hia ton. Perhaps wo would lie (sitter off if a few more congress­ Clirltl founded * klniHi.ni nesrj) tarn thousand >r«r» »,?». Il atilt is men and senators felt free to follow their beliefs instead of fr o o in f Ii)1 leap* ind tnainda. It conforming to party policy. If they were all Independent*, i t i r r . all continents! Ih-hohl a of course, we would no longer have two-party government. . .ii, n n p i *•■•*#•? , t l I w M l a* taelsrw. I Mna ■ greater lhap Solomm I* h w l Stall. 11:41. • -e * ■ Too Late To Claseify THE TEN D ER FO O T C t l t k l M U In ) By BU88KLL KAY I U N D IE S T W ID X H O S IA M M 9 7 ' *A THeFO0THIli»! m r 'TreHir drsfhi iiKiriwd in f ‘ #7 ollawors O f 1NT Holmes I p in ilir uiii-a Dlt year cxtfcp! in Nailli Dikol* Ii mi«lii pay it<* people i>l I IoihJi In t i f how lli“ i d o 'li,in North Dakota where therr v>**.*i, atlual d*thn* in liaffi lit aIIn v. title time wai an incicav P rif#0l <n Floinli II may be tbal t r ate loo libnal alaiul such llunai in fluiKti <u tell a» loo cairlcit on llie highway; Digging lato Florida's welfare Mt up, Tsmpa Tribune s u ff writ­ er J. A. Murray comes up with some interesting figures that ought to provide plenty of food for thought in the face of skyrocketIng living coats and stradily mounting tases. The figures show that the aged, the blind and mothers of children receive less then the national average, but they also »how that the people are paying about 50 percent more than the national average for welfare. The figures also show that the total payments have Incrrswd •even times in the past decade. They also reveal that more then half of the people In Florida over (15 years of age are on welfare or social security rolls, compared with lex* than 40 percent na­ tionally. A higher nomber of Flo­ ridians are receiving aid than in any other slate hut three. From th# standpoint of ability to pay. Florida taxpayer* are doing more now for welfare than mud other states. In on# county, Murray point* out, Xfi percent o f ihe resident* over 55 year* of air> are on the roll*. Kightv out of every 1000 arc on the rolls for dependent children, more than twice th# nations) average. And to make matter* worse, while relief for Ju»t about any* Itody and everybody gnr* merrily on, there I* no relief in right for the taxpayer who is footing th# bill. In Florida the number nf people going on relief roll: Is growing twice as fast a* the na­ tional avrrage. which has cau.nl Florida to tie termed "The t*imrhouse State." While Negroes comprise only e't percent of this state’s population. It Is revealed that atamt sixty Per* cent o f the children «n relief ore Negroes. Only one state In the na­ tion, Pennsylvania, ha* more blind people on the roll* than Florida. An interesting ca*e li< this ccn met Ion came to light not long ago when a Florida State Highway pa­ trolman arrested a man for reck­ less driving and found that the fellow was carrying a Florida driver's license and, at the same time, drawing compensation lie cause he was blind. How many people we have In thla state holding driver's licenses, who are also on relief for Ihr blind, nobody know*, and the bureaucrats see to It that nobody will know for federal regulations on this score require thnt the names o f those drawing welfare funds of any kind must be kept •‘ secret." They argue that it might die embarrassing to the recipient. What It does to the unfortunate taxpayer t* none of their concern. Murray expresses the opinion that th# large number of public relief roll* ,x»d the high cost of welfare in thtx stale I* largely a ' result uf abuses. Hacking him up, Comptroller Clarence flay charged “ gro** abuses" in aid to dr- • pwident children, during a recent di*cu..ion on th« state program. A prominent Florida doctor reports that many culored women have Illegitimate children because of tht- additional.relief money it brings, and he sta r* that “ young colored girls whu come to hia of­ fice for examination express downright disappointment when h« tells th*m they are not pregnant." With the knowledge that the state will take over their family w and provide for wife and child­ ren, manv husbands walk out on thrir rr» ponsi hill tie* a* deserter* und little effort is made to appre­ hend th*-m or make them contri­ bute to their family's support. Knowing that the iron curtain of “ tccreFy" protects the names of those drawing welfare money, politician* hnd officials often mak*i It their husipess to lie "eery heln-’ ful" in getting people on the mils who ran be counted on at election m time to deliver a f#w votes. I.lkrwlse, children uo lonprt worry about aiding their aaiuH parent*. Many who are well vble to give their parent- p hum’ or s*.|st them with fund, no lonver do in, look oh Ihr matter s. a problem nn<( responsibility nf thr state, Mint direct Dad and Mom to "get in touch with the welfare folk*.'' Thr situation Isn't pleasant to contemplate and it will get worse tiefnrr it gets better unless the people, the taxpayers whn gyu pay­ ing the Mil, pul their foot down and demand that the*# abuses be eliminated. The ruling thnt pre­ vents the names of IhoM on relief bring mad* public should be re­ scinded; this alone would go a long wny toward straightening inaiti-rs out— but try and get Congrew* to act. "Please vhn' vtr would like to see imml ill l^dnlon is the . r. r r house of Sherlock Holmes." So some American soldiers on leave in the lant war ate reported to have told their guide This In truly a remarkable tribute to a fid it ion s charaeter, and to tin- author who created him. (.Ttntinuuuce of tills tribute in seen in the dinners, recently held In a uutnIs r of Amcricao cities, by devotees of the Sherlock Holmes stories who iiave banded themselves the Baker Street Irreeulars, the name given to the street iircldiur whom the detective sometimes employed to spy on his eneridea’ move­ ments. The individual chupters take their numea from par­ -r i ^ Hov.li of pioleilt 11mo iiisiidlm ticular stories, "The ( 'reeplng Men," "The Hfihpkled Hand" fentirnentaliili ( » up ar plant air ami the like. iludird in Convicts lo diail IN Considered ut these dinners are sitcli welglity proMems year oldi, Y»l iwlwdy douhii lhal ar. the daU-2 uf Dr. Watson's marriage, nr was it marriages? Ion- lime* in wrtrh Premier Hia- I 11.8. Highways rUl p a s s e s wr are heading tor all out-wai wilh tan must keep tn rvnturt with Ills through an anrirnt lava flow In The chronology of the stories presents problems, us these Rllttia, that tOmchody1 ill thii liriitrnania abroad. often have contradictory dates hard to explain. Such mat­ wi-xtern New M eiiro, Iwlween the rountiy hat got to li^ht u, that ■( itv iiKwrrr ma <k k n i /.k \W don't hear murh aletul ters are considered solemnly by the membership. The society cities o f Alhut|ucrt|ue ami Gallup. A I* Fnreign Alfsirs Analyst Htalln these days.1 He spends sev­ the 18-yeai-olii- don't thr 28 and even issues a magazine, the, Baker Street Journal, and sev­ eral months earh year in the 30-yeai-old* inuil. In ill* long eral of tiie papers read nl the meetings have haen issued in Communist Party headquarters pleasant climate of Ills beloved Ittilicei ait going lo de-mantllexik form. ip O#|o, Norway, has pronounced Uivrgia on the lllock Sea. How­ gioupt. irvu.iU** <>l agt. thai Johan htrand Johansen, d«*. ever, although he reached the age hpt u The honor thus paid to Arthur Conan Doyle, id 71 tn hU last birthday In bes:Lett way. the ijlc tl way ha'fe C y rhlrf o( the Norwegian RetW, rmlier. Ih ffe haa tores On public mipers rankiHilnt with Dicken* and Kfplln, gone to Mownw jfur' medical 18-ytai okli lo Itiakr ihr wnlng had club* studying .their works, tregtnienl. . .... , t IniliialUin ;lhat lie h*S given over t« which will be demanded societies of former day#: Nof * tained Jpl.w.^i. H um joins m nulnhie Ihr hi'lmixif the ship o f state, it to ^cfjn their military U te riler o f tlja Soviet doroinpgriy of »Irk folk* wlw are litsuch luting poptUorl • Vil bunions. Hia ward {• final. the tdbntt.Uit betici lit tl— H w yiei .'Bpilnl for what - T ■Hit. m t* In view uf Ih* prenent world xltuallun, renllrlng thxl w* ar* en*a**d alii 1b'etnl MurtCe Tiior#*, the ' And ,what.emergency would rail T '**T r •— , ; Don’t Be An'A-Bomb Neurotic ristorawir iacmg a Ft*rich <’puipiunisl leader, and for the prescore of pirn like in a grenl moral rrunadc—to nave not only our freedom lull oure*lvfb. l*aUein<' Toglistll,, I5«\ fbUf in (Tie,res, TopiiatU and Johanseu lira in nyiht to co Moscow? There has hern no ; That utile** IhF people of th* world recugnlxc that freedom itaelf la al ptreetty under a blait)*ato|nlc or higlufyplifIve, your FitiidejM't budget ttu A M M O lis t seore, Jmt ri\u'*Hmng in m<tf t . rhadees of survivahare cemAietaiy devoid Uf pVrjrmai inter- ,4|| of which, m u .#!, a Mnnq ntake. w* nhairnm m t th* Uffhl lo guide ua,To ultltnaf* Irlhwph. And iA 0fh hard t# thlt Niiirr timpiy airn’t cal. Even in a larg^ citj\ though, oiUv.a. Jmalf jienwntage among Dtp.*, wlw.'/emgnli*- thql find. The Htrvlel Union is la y ? liernuMC of the eonfiudon in ih* minda of ho many people today. We Ih* M il.tk i course which it aims mb* in (he marinnet-«> of the jmpulafinn enti iamaibly be1right hinder art e*plosion. It stem* to Iwi- a n iiiim u n practice Ing In follow in Ihe dev#toping world MliilMivra of Hanford, rhaBenge our(people wHIj n rail: |rly Ycpreti them Type As tittle ns one-half lo a mile away, you have an even chance lq i liarncterize imllllcat vj.ila as crista. innIW i - o f health, fltiv, ha iMicIlin'1 air littilined to of survivul. The death ratq;frttm one to one and one-half to mid jhat this dowm't incati ‘ Whethri11 this means Moscow , ,. , n i with \t maximum o( V mile* out Is only Hi in 10U»* ' reuions of Utalth aretj’t Involved expect# another world war re To repeal uf our aim* and turn to God In huniUUy and FIRST t Ini to lo IW he seen. seen, In In Ilia that respect Beyond two mile*, an A-lwfnlraxidoaltio'wlll Wrtuw'prac- at l boos loyllatli. amt Thorei mams nd malty iiaihinrv ariualher own Kussi# Is captain of prayer. have lieeh ill hot long (ewer than' ilia uiatimuat Ibally no deaths al all.-Bufter bomb* would Increase the rrrlalnly "IqTltrov, ft linre.. G ip ftI Ulipltruv, ItulgarUp U te, .fer i f that* Is a war she jbt Pietlarnl t*|lu alnHtl range of devastation. Hut n bomb 1 times morn pow erful ttreniier and internationally kmiWh will have In-rn Hi#, sjiunsor. mage area fro m two __________ ____ lioin 1^.000,000.000 to than "standard" would expand th _ sanCertainly there cin Is m* Cutnmunlsl leader, _______ died In n U* HF;CONDj TMI the member* at opr rarlotm Churchea show thpir apirU mes aa far.— Donald tcurium wear Musrew m m * months dWtus trr M iwhuw ; Just as there >,000,00(r lliat’t to /er.H to four and out--half 'W|l of n pmlw e t and t^rdty lhnHtgh their (oral ehareh la order _ in the western capital#, ■ tr^ ; tt a little bigger,' toitwilling G. Cooley In Your iilf#.' THE WORLD TODAY A C A L L TO T H E C O M M U N I T Y | 'j E r - - pul have to be ilnnc. Perhapt it Would lie imttiblr lo com a new l>«k< uf currency, u> u new US. kronen, woillt alioul tllAt. Then We could gel lid u! a couple of ergot by calling them kronen in aiend oi dollan.^ T h . rracliyalion of llie Sanfnid Nava) Air Siation it all the more y ilrpa ihould be ipe«Jconilgudion pi the Ftdi Hotpial. 71te Navy will llie lir tlalion, inrludprrtenl hpipital hiiiklinf, c tl.ii IpTMig, «i>d civitian' Innlionieil with llie uccetiimling anoibrr place for ‘ llr l anti injured II ‘would W^e lit in nine month* - [dial and m the proliahly have to* pot up with tout, makethi artangrmenl, hot it would lie bel> Irr la put up with tuch an at* rangement ■for a lew montht than hit confronted with it indefindeThera it no time to be lot) in ting a tpecial botpiul diitrict gating the new Kofpital uoeonilruction. m Railroads Ask For S i x Percent Raise In Freight R a t e s WASHINGTON, Jan. Th# railroad Industry today for­ mally a«ked th# In ltn U M Cammere# Commission for a now #rnl A percent Inrrras# la rates. * The hike, If grantad, weal# th# ninth su<-h Inrrtase sine# W< War II. Tha boosts luive thus raised th# rail freight rates about 57 pvrrrnt ovrr tha II leveH. . AU <■( the major tallroads across th# country ioinad In the petitlsa lo Ihe ICC. They argued a furth.*i rU«' I* made nv«*s«ary by rontluuln* luereascs In aparatlnr, cost* Tim mmiwnlea notified the com­ mission that thry iriU tome In bofore the imd of Ud* weak with a motion to make the new Increase immediately effective on an emer­ ■■ .j n , i 1 Ik -. LL .. # t . a- ■■ a n n llo la . In any event w# are entitled tn that th# dividing wall Iwtween lielieve that the rurrent presence Wtr ami pence t* Indeed a thin of foreign Communist chiefs in one. The consensu* If Western Mc;r<iw conrerni xffetr- of *tMi­ observer* Is (hat. while Ihe dsn as well a* health. These are par- i gets arc great, It isn’t mrvilab|. Thlil Is li*»e,t on the knuwle*lg<that the democracies don't warn based on the settlement reached war, and th* belief that the .So­ with yonlmutfrs, switchmen nn.i viet doesn't want one now. A meeting of Communist chiefs other opgrating employee. A t the same time, It u ld "the railroads in Moscow undoubtedly mean* a arg confronted with other demand* survey of the general situation ___ ____ In wage# | _by *uh and Ihe laying o f plana to meet for Increases gency basts. The fl percent hike would apply to all commodities, with six exreplions for which specific fell­ ing* were requested. The rsllroadt said the increases n fresh fruits, Including citrus fruits, fresh vegetable* sad melon* rked nor fro sen, should not col# be abt canto per 100 pounds i the i her and sugar 100 pounds: and the reals coal rates (• cants per net cent* per grot , pr**#fit key ns l M7OJWIL000 In additional mnnUl aundpb ropoied Increases would . .There are Commudlsl l*arre big big Com . tha railways' petition Ctlv# In lath France Franc# and Italy, climated this would yield and the*# Red# wield great pi wee lO sittsM i n t F e s w - g b , rating Income o f 91,05*,return of only 4.17 per Tuesday, and will4 |nat«ad attend among the working clasae#.- |n t Investment. ihe Chain nf Ml.simtggougram at event of war the Communist# naturally would do I hair utmost Ilways *sld the nnnusl Ik# I'rrxhyterian Chnfh Annex to «Tpa>e create 1 disaffection among the ■omuirndc-t *• •It materials and MinpJlr* Marvel Faille was rumiprodr-t fgr repainting th# LionI M i on workers of' these vital Allied |iowKran'-ole Itoultv#rd . .. ................. ill “ * r.. to helitv* that a wa. welcomed 14 a "i*Uhr iil ioS^ TT " !-It I# reasonable renao Discutrion w#s continued Jna. j ; inued lAtdDegMlon oa idlredrewBj; f f thla aspect of Ow i In addition, tga petition eon- whether or not to sponior n clm rt'f •****■**•■ ° " v , tb'ng, Usble# ued, n i l wane* would Increase here, ami th# mattar was left f o r l t W r . health*, wrlch ha* drawn I W lendet* to Moocow. at least t l U A S I jm u*m.uallv director* lo ileclit* Friday night, t Ssgr> £ l.ions 3 SJO K 'that w* may be wilB«9k « read uf ell men. We believe lhal Ihla ia aa JWBr whea all ama who love freedom- and demo­ cracy -should aland up and be rmtnled on I he aid* of God and T H IR D : That til of I hone of the community who art- not Affiliated with any Church, Join with w In Ihla moral naO ■piritaal rruxade. , FOR: “If my ptoph. which hra chHad by my nam«, thc9 hamMc fhemrtetvM, and pray ami atak my face, and turn from thtir wjrfced waya, then will I hear from heaven ami wW forgive ive rfMihillon wan unanlmoualy.adopted at a railed meeting Serial Ammdaiioh of Hanford. Florida. January 12th, 1951. ini. S ' ■ * • Avt. rgr* unlyrtfitiM oa# of our Urgeuntvrrtitiet m man ii eiptlltd for cltruo sa mminstiuh Hits may Kkc URinually harsh |i»ntH- □cTI EVE PICTURES PER fbr tpeh * lytle il.'fly ut wing Mtf.vrpitljon i.um k r Hanford, Pin. USED CAR SPECIALS iepmdable aad bjr pur-Tuvln* cay G, FISHING, OR ANY It may trettf a KMib Unfair.1 «*♦•«* #/# boom M vlwst * SPORT ih# lira 'hia* yog tore willIi be b# gvatusliag gtatualinx Ifrom i who da oof t itadent USEINTRESA I'si-’ -. - - A LIY S M A IL-A W A Y ISSUE. P WAY w . -- - , Practically r. Running ■eat covert. �Mrs. W. I t Beecher Itelickah Noble (irand Social A n d Personal Activities Social Calendar TV W ItlA V The Y. W. A.'a of tho Flrat Baptist Church will mrut this evening at tbe chunk at !;C3 !‘.M. The American Hume Departloet.l uf I lie Woraan'a Club will it. oil! a fashion stow at 8:00 P. M. at the W. man’s Club. The public la Invited. WEDNESDAY Opening the Seminole County Mli-'ruiu, a silver tra will be held from 9:30 to 6:3(1 P. M. al tbe Woman's Club. The public is In­ vited. The P r a m Meeting Service at the First Baptist Church will meet in the Memorial Educational Building at 7:30 P.M. The study f o f the book of Ephesian* will be continued. The Training Union Executive Committee of the First Baptist Church will meet after the Prayer meeting sender In the Men'# Bible d i e * Room. ' HI! USD AY Metiiiah rehrarsa! will be held at the First Methodist Church at 8:30 P. M. All singer* are urged to at* tend. The Royal Ambassadors uf the • fir s t Baptist Church will meet at *7 00 p.l|. The Douglas Jobe Junior Bro­ therhood will meet at the First Baptist Church tonight at 7:30 P. M. The Brotherhood o f ihc First Baptist Church will hold their Air* Charles Beniiam T h e J u n io r IllR h Sch oo l W ill ho ld a gam e p a rty iu the Iw nm irt room of the M a y f a ir In n at 7 : 3(1 P . M . T h e p u b lic Is in v ite d to a tA tend . T h r if t Shop w orker* o f the Wom en'* C lu b w ill lie .Mr*. Aloe F u n dorn and M rs. B la k e S a w y e r. FRIDAY,, , Miss Jewell Taylor To Wed Jack Huprhes Mr*. Mary Taylor o f _#08 West Aiialre, Tani|kw, I* announcing the engagement uf her itaughter Ml** Jewell Taylor, to IJnwooil W (Jack) Hughe*. >on of Mr, ami Mr*. W. II. Ilugliea of Sanford. Ml** Taylor attended Tampa irhoola and was graduated ft urn Jefferson High School. She is a ninnhei „ f Alpha Chi Chapter of the Hein Sigma Phi Sorority. Mr. Hughe* was graduated from Seminole High School and •erved for eight ycaiS With the United Statea Navy. At present he employed hy the Allatdle Coast Line Railroad. The ceremony will take place in the First Christian fhurrh in Sanford on Jan ?fl at fi-00 P M. with Rev. J. It. Farris officiating. A reception will follow In the San­ ford Woman** Club No formal invitation* are being Issued hut all friend* nf the couple are Invited to attend. BrnimnarSchnol Holds Regular P I’A Meet Mrs. I». C. Garlic* prrddrd over the regular meeting uf the Cram mar Hchnol P. T A.' hebi ou Fri­ day In the •eh«o! a'tditorlutn amt the devulinnal wa* presented hv Mn J. F. Benton. For the largest nunilier of P T A. inemlwr* present Mr K. J. Booth’s rocirii won a pri*e which ua* presented hv M v S I. Whatley. AniiniirWement wa* made of a "Talent Show" to he held un t*rh ‘*1 with student* from South Hide Primary, H o t Mute primary and G'amm u School* participat­ ing. Junior High School 1 1talent* have lire it invite,I lu paitlii|iatr also. Following tbe liusine** session Mr*. Edith Royal of the BoVal School nf Dance In Winter Park nre-ented TO nf her rtudent* in a series o f dance muulieri which were greatly enjoyed hy lhu*e nreient. Mrs. Iloyal also gave an Informative talk on the physical ami aesthetic development of the child with student* carrying mil demonstrations in mnneetlnn with tirnr Levy spent the wrrkeild with Mr and Mi Ciaiauce Mc­ Kee In Tampa. After a recent train accident. Mack Watkins i* ircuiieratlng at the A.L'.L. Hospital In Way cross. Fllelnl* of Krir Nulilgieit will I egret to know that he is still 1-tihflli'd to the Feinald Laughton Memorial llu*pital. Bam Maitina i* rx|iecte*l to re­ turn home this weekend fium a short business tup to Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia. Flank Evan* h fi Monday In ieturn to Ka«t Huston, Mars, ohmlie will *|rr|ld several week* oil buxine**. Mrs. W. A Met Vilen nnd Mi A. J. Himill, .it Ma.-oii, Gu ate the gue-i* of Mr. and Mr Hrnn M* Laulin. \lr. and Mr*. Kbit Huntci, l.t and •Mr*. Olftf Kordjfitn and mo* i.*,** returned to their home lu New Orleans. MrrtillK Is Held Bv Hibiscus Circle Seminole Hi u» b k v e r i .y In a beautiful and Impressive eeremnnv in the |. O. O. F. Hall last Thursday evening the follow. Ing offleers were in-’ sllcd In the Seminola Rehekah l.oiige: . Mr*. WW. R. Ileerher noble; grand Mi** l.ila Woodard, rice grand; Mr*. Hnuy -,ame*on, recnnllng •wretary; Mr*. I II. An­ derson, Jr., financial *ecretary; Mg.. T-un M-!-*•■••, io*i,.,iirrj Mrs. II I. MiHire, wairten; Mrs. J. R. Ilmdehan. conductor; Mi». J, L. Corley, mndelah; Mr*. Charles II. Cole, chard* in; Mr*. W. K. Jame-mi, inside guardian; Mr*. I. Tallmtt, outside guardian; Mrs. W. R. Halm**, color i-carer; Mr*. Charles Hatumm, Jr. |ia*t noble grand. Right auppuricis tu nntde grand, Mr*. T. II. Rultow; lefl supiKirter to noble grand,, Mrs N'ancy Ikrhhin*: right supporter to vice grand, Mrs. |i. C. Howard; supporter to nnhle grand. Mts Lillian Vickery. Di*tricl Deputy President. Mrs. Mary Mnvino and her staff, a**i*te<l by officers of the Grand Lodge o f Odd Fellow* conducted the installation «ervlce*. Mr*. Hattnum, retiring noble ■.rand, presided uvu t.V shin' business meeting preceding the Intnllnlion. She thanked her o f­ ficer* for I licit support during the pu*t vim dm ) following ir ports. lire-opted each with u gift. A gift wa. pretented to th,- dislHcl tirpujr president. Mr*. Mary Covino, by the lodge which al< • pre■riitesj a gift t'* Mr* llannum Mr* llannum *>> al*<* recipient ,.f n nvliiibel of gifts from hei officers and frleiul* in the lodge. Feliewlng a clo*lng drill. P'd ■m by the newly Ih-lnlled officers, refreshment* were served to In* local member* and gue*l* from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilkin-.,n have a* their gue*'* thdr daugh­ ter Mrs. Richard Silver and her daughter Huvaii of Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. Bay nn ind Lundquist and lin in g *uu have ret in net! | u their home on M agnolia Avenue fiom the Ferna Id-Laughton Memorial Ilo a p lU I. After siwtiding *omr time with her daughter ami son-in law. Mr. and Airs. Lloyd F. Boyle, Mr* Dial Grey ha* relumed to Laurent, H C „ her home, Mi*. Hose Steiger, department o f ill,, ntivllinrv o f thr United Spanish War Veteran*, came to Sanford Hunnay on lu-i official visit to the Theodore Roosevelt Chapter No, 3. Spanish Auxiliary Head Visits Sanford M r-, Ho',- S te ig e r, de|iartmeiil president of tin- a u a ilia iv of the U n ited Spantdi W a r P ftria n * . ooid h,-l official v is it tu the Col rtieodorc Rmisevell • I spier hr Hanford last .Sunday. M rs. Steigrr discussed a project f«»r training nurse* a l a meeting of the auxiliary at the home of M is. Mae H h eaffrr, lln s iiit a lita lin n and the V o lu n ta ry Hemic* C ig iin iiltc * aliit cam e up for con-o(e,ali»n. Mr*. Hteiger told tile Hub ■he Intend* to 1e present at the Dengrtrnrni President* Conference uf the N«,(h>0ai A U ' ilia lv In tie ne|d in W aW hirigton. D C. Ian. •*'! Follow ing this m ei-tlng -he told the grnpri die wll 1st tend the Nn tlo n a l |irfrn«e O tn fe rrn re , mi organisation representing *ome 111 r tiiup*. I'll,, local c h a p le i al*o In ai d M i* Steiger ta ll on plan* for •tie nepsHineni Convention to •he|,| at K luin tec e a ily m M i) Refie*hineid* w ( r e ie n * d Id the mrmliels who attended al the close of the meeting. gray Fla'h! Hot debate* heard in the hall concerning thr pin* and »*>nof changing * frw name- oi> at S.H.S.! How would vau like thr Srtninnlr O lrry Frd« to lir railed Scniinulr Warrior*? To have thr Celery h'rd tagged with thr >t>oitv name of Thr Pow Pow 01 Smoko Signal*? To make thing* rvrn cuter and rail the Celery Crate the Wig Wain' Sl'" 'r like thr»e idea* ami other* prefer the older inrtli od; jiuI *ame haven't ev|>re«*<sl their idea*! W e’re linwnr a do hale thr firat o f Fel.ruui > in Chapel to rraeh u final drrlilon’ Tommy Speer and Sammy Jacob run will he again*! rhluglng the name' and Did) Coir and Johnnie Mar Jonr* will lie fur it; Allen*' Jarotnon will to out M.C.t lb* thinking it over nnd teaeli your terdirt »oonl Something of utm<»l importance i* the Dixie Hop* Coming toon, to he held after we lieat I'alatka in a humdinger basketball game! Down at the Tmirt»l Center » week from thi* reining Friday. A*k n gal to I* bv your ride that «nerial night! You'll want it to be a Victory Hop ton *o go to the game beforehand and eheer for out hoy*' Itememher thr Diaie Hop! S|ion anted bv the S.II.H. (Ire t'ldi* llig plan* are being di*cin*od and at i: tied over roller tiling the roninr play which will he on ymn date Uiok »oon! A ilarlin' idea Ibis year that will have Ikuuia Ion llatper and Handy Whitney at the lending character*! Wondei what John *ay* about thi«? Ik* play i ailed 'Seventeenth Hummer' wa» nn p«|iialiv ponulnt bonk. We'ra Mlie it’ll he a big bit and ae wan* Mr*. William l.effter. Jr. mlet tamed the Isma Garden lltvle at it* irgulut meeting at her home on Magnolia Ate. Friday after noon. Mr*. I.auren Johnson conducted the business meeting nnd nnmtum til that on Fein I a the general luncheon of the Garden Club would tie held id the Women', club nl The curie voted unanimously to Accept the nominating emnmilii • '• repurt a follow . Mr* Jnmi Ir.* with get, Jr., rhalnunn; M> David Galrhet, vice chairman; Mi • Kai I vie IItin*holder, *icrciaiy; met Jill*. Itnddy Angel, (lei. ntei Mr . A. W l!|>|> gave a v,iv intereiting talk nil landscaping, after which rrfir*hment* wen* lived by Ml- Leffler. Mt lion bolder nn,| Mi v. Johnson a-M-tril in serving. Tim e present were: Mrs. C. K Carlton, \|r* Donald Jones, Mr*. Fiank Wundniff III. Mi*. Gatchel, Mrs, William Stem per. Mi*. P M. tlingle*, Mi*. T. \\ M, ro, Ml* W. F 1 *0.1 on, Mi Angel. Mi*. Terwllleger. Mi \Vislt« r Met i iwether. Mr* Will lam*, Mr*. I ,'rorg,- Iti-bon \t> liougla* Stcntirum. Mi-. C It Hi|i|«-y, Mr*. Dale Kent I, li , Mi lEldrt'll llii'k*on, Ml I lull le t V'lHhipicil, Ml Hlake Havevei . \|r C It k'lijlev nnd Mr Ilnur, holder. • • vet tnlie lu i tunc! Have you notlm l how iniien weight Janet W olfer ha lu t re crntly ? Could he love! One of our favorite Hspha in im .In' awav -win! Fthrl (Iel*!er, who plan* t« Th. Hibioeua Circle o f the Gar* •ten Club met at the home of Mra. It. I I ’ann Friday afternoon with M r- J. It. William* an eo hotten. \* the roll ura* railed suggestion* • r. ma le alwiut the care of plant* during ami after a fregie. A food ale wa* announced for the neat meeting llefirtlimenl* wrre nerved to Mi I rout. Mr*. W illia m * . M l'. ' 1n I * twig, Mr*. Zerrenner. Mr*. I *. Mm . h, Mr*. Charley Morri* ‘ on Mi John Fun. M m . K, C. ■i Id* Mi- t It. M cKanev, Mr*. i \ I......, Mi Frank Sandler. M* it Janie* (lilt, Mr*. K F. ■ | .!. M i- W. II Stew art, Mr*. M flill Mil), Mi*. M. .1. M um, Mrs. I: i, ill i.toil, Mr*. J. I*. Ihurtnioid Mi- J I Carter, Mr*. A. It Steven* amt Mr*. Henry itchuioa.h r « new member. r»lli Disl. Townsend .HcH To Be Sunday 1.1 i I inliiv evening. Mr*. A. U. Si ml. i- inesidcd. I iu 'Mio.'il meeting will conveto .a t ou p.M. and afterward* a uvular run line open to the pubb. Mill I* held Wayne II. Albers, ■mil ir|u*<,ntativd for Townsend • lot i,ill to- the guest tpeiktr, A memorial!! to five memhtrs • lao.o.l iisnitlv bv death was r 'i mil aimouuceinent was mad* 1.1 tlo lllne' * of another nrrnibir, r ii iohn*on w Im Is confined'ta It:.v I’rii II, *|iitjl. <('unit'll Club Circle Held Meeting Friday Hi tints nod Mi*. John D. Wing o f Winter l*atk, and Col ami Mr*. Paul Che*ter«nn were guest* of Mayor and Mr*. Fred Dyson Sun­ day, S T i n II . D C . W illi meet at th* r*. Maytne ILtdgkm ami Mr*, v M#ro Williams *|irni the Ifcm lno le H ig h Sch oo l a t I 0 ::tii chairman, presented the ipeaher. weekend in St. Augustine where o'clock fnr a p ro g ra m on Robert Refreshment* were *erved by Mr*. R . Leo w ith Ju d g e J . f i. S h a ro n A. R. Pinkerton's Room Alolhcr*. they attended the Annual A n tiq ue an guest ip e g k o n I.unehenn w ill TIte next meeting will tie held Show at. l.ightenrr Aluseum. fo lU w at the M a y f a ir In n . at 1:30 IV Al. Feb, 8 In tj>* S lf N D A Y ' T h e 6th iC o ag teta U in a l D is t ric t ^ T o w is e ml flu tu i w ill convene at 1 ____ lEJLii 1 j *1 i i ! { ! 1 > ittPPV Birthday i < Dorothy Tyrd“ CurdH Collected By Baptist Croup Don’t throw your Christmas and Naw Year card* in the ath can, U the advice of tba Young People* o ig a n lu t io n s of the F ir s t Raptlat C h u rc h , who a re collect In g c ard * (a •end ta lU lle patient* In ho apltai*. l i n t . A . D . R ountree la d ire c tin g th e cam p aig n . C h ild re n of theta o rg a n isa tio n * ape now m a k in g a ra n v a a a o f tha Mew te.s'&xif'S.'urr- York Oity • ** * —<r* ,T w• g» » i r f u*i 0 1e4* *•* 4 i *• •# 6V5 d» • * p p -*i *%• B J 's |e» • 9 g * W.T.R.R. i ! iM Mr. and Mr* W. C. Clause haw form o f a Founder** H it pt” gram with Alrr. F-rw. V iM e u j*. a* their, guesla thla week Air* speaker. Iler topic will la- "In Tl>e t!faif*p's slit#) aud hnAher-iji- Tokyo, Japan, who have I.ecu tl.a ,1aw, Mr..aid Mrs. ML C, lomd uf gua ela of Me. ami Mr*. John Dr Abraham*, have gone to visit rela­ Itirmlnghiun, Ala tives and friends, l.t. Jamme- 1* Mr. and Mrs. Joe V. Jamme* with the armed force* in Kuira find Ml** Dorothy Ellen Jamme* uf r a d io s t a t io n Mr. ami Mr*. George Drrlih are New Smyrna Mearh have ln-rn the rieent gueds of Mr. und Air* now making their borne in San John II. Abraham* in their home lit ford after living in Beaofntd. H. C. Their son George, a student at Etir. \V. Twentieth Street. Cariylr Alllilary Academy In llamW K n w n a n tT T h e Ith ylh m (T u li Mr*. Marlon J. Jamme* ami l-erg, S. C., ha* returned aflei a Hew* short visit with Ida parents. children, Shirley and Vanre of among other or- » a n i u t Ion*, w hich w ifi d iabrihuta tban( ta rh t ld rM In hiM pitai*. WOMEN'S EXCHANGE' MEETS Tha advisory board o f tha Wom­ en’* Exchange met at <:0Q P.M, Vriday. Mr*. Carl Williams pretlded aver the husinoM meeting. Aliaa IxMilsa Sipple reported on the activities of the Exchange since it* nm niiatian Nav 31. Refreshment* wear served by Mr*. W. I . Roche, M**. Charle* Uwson, Mr*. Howard* Mrmtleth. Mrs. Charles Meeks * a l Miss SipA Swing engineer hJUTavtinted o plywood suhstitute with a gro und wood (enter and shaving* on th* I.ue alda - t is le Shears W estern Jamhoree K eren (I'O oeh Clwh New* N >.ruing Hp-irl* Petllli.ri lliid d y (T a rh W ags M o rnlni Dsvollnne M ihh I* In Mosle W o rld At Nine PM I lleed A l Orgsn Fre d d ie HrevrsM W h s ra A ngels F e sr I* T re sd P in P p Pnrade A D ay. A flirt. Music M orning V a rle lle e parent* Tsnrlier* I ’u u n rll O rc h e s im And # l» r M orning V n rle lle s XIos)e T lsw a ll P ra y e r F o r Peace W o rld A l Noon 11*01.1 F a rm Digest l(h * C lu b IM p u lar A la r l a l l n A merles ns D ale Shears M ustesl Vavlerle* lia r None Han. h W o rld At Th rs* T o d a y * g rar t t ill* And Headline* T o u r M em nrr Hons* M usic loiver* Pgm M r Heo«e*t T h » llh y ih m Iln u r H e n - K in a Of Day New* Hanford Marker R eiu .ii T w ilig h t #«ag* 8 norm Psrsd# Ile n n v no-idm an K n le rls ln * D e lfiln g Oa A rio u d MORE ( f L I 1 1 for your money in Penney’* ACTION-CUT UNDERM f ; f i t . c s llre a h A ftecnrd l i f t K e y n o ie s llv 0 * 11* l: M V s rle r * H a ll C I S Meet Tti# Hand »:** N ig h t F d itli.fi • ill P h il Heed A l organ f ;|0 F E l n n l c M In Arlene* > .U It'* D snccrlm e ia ta« I'u lie .I Nations K i l l Jsrfc Hmtth t«-tS A l H om e W ith Music 111 M N «w a 11-SI J*lgn O ff NA II iDirri” Mt tarn I, -, in. t.ioi a U)M <«iiwif d't-.i u)*i inlh glut (| U. O v e rrip e f ru it w ith decoyed feet t|*rl* is no h o rg a in un less you uee It im m a d ia ta ly . B r o a d c l o t h S h o r ts gripper * WEDNESDAY ffg—Rarfgin Progrnm JAMES NASON M ARTA T M R N dan m m n A In “ONE WA Y SANFORIZED! • SIZICS; (»*•» th* hsooit nith i l l d it t i • 4*ts •«. to* i viiisll m ill J coEtti lo dHaiAlbs Cl a-let htld (l*«*| A('«* front • I- ' , tu q „ll( llwntMlil, "SU 1SCI BOtiUVARO h*o Kinil ••unanmll • l * , * MO.il |*M Isruj iifM IdittnJt ilk SAl 1 II ml Till' nliuvn miltn will be nmniiR tliottf modeliN) nt the Athletic Shirts COMBKD » " - l undo ioitts'i (udtvl# ► l> 'I lu I ) • to 16 I'nilifuii Nlm w FUI.L I, i-d Lullanhufvt. Ik* COTTON; SIZES 84^8 * ^ WE D N E S D A Y - | m m ineiil o f I hi* Wiimnn'H f'liili tm iiplit tit H oV lock . • 9 A, M PJ |; ■ TLa 1 'vHBBMlIBwb' 4 1 A™ tu Ik* prciwntiMl by (h e llo n in O e jjir t- �a V v-J 3 7^ ~ X II w u f i n g & r i - New NCAA Rules May Cause Orangt TV Broadcasts Are By Tech Bowl To Play Professional Teams Supported Athletic Director Braves Dumped By Detroit 704^ By W IM IUR M AHTIN D A U A S . T e r , Jan. 16-—(/P) —Three of the nation'* (out major A T L A N T A , Jan. !«_ (* • > — Live foollialt bowl* jdati "Limneti as must" New V cai'i day. Hut new NCAA -pm t* telccaitlng, a whipping rule* governing the poil-ceaton clattits may forte a change in the hoy for eltppng attendance at meny college*, la u»cd at Georgia Orang Howl. Tech "to create fan Intareat” for Hrprftrntivti of the Rote, Colton, and Sugar laid ihrjr game* would future baakethall and allow more nol be greatly affected. people to n r game* In the preDut an Orange Bowl mmmiltre-i•Jilli 4 mcmber *■ l<1 ho* group w »» think­ The official opinion at Georgia ing of awitrhlng Hum college to Tech on today's great question, profeaiionsl tram*. •Vlll live trleviiion make or What the new regulatlon»-~prctmurder aporta?“ ta practically trilling primal iy division the opposite of that m of groat recelpta an N C A A tc« n any other malor college*. presentation n ataglng the garnra Key Mundotil, ataistan. nlhlr— will mean for the minor howl* tic director at Tech, ha* juat U not yet known. ■igred the third annual contrart The new regulation* were with W8D-TV fur telecaiting liasadopted hero last week at the krt liall gamec, Iwcausr 'in my annual convention of the Na­ opinion live cakting of our bas­ tional Collegiate Athletic Associ­ ketball guinea m i VC*, a dual putation. They provide, In the main, poac. hat participating learns share tlecaUM of n vn y small M-ut6 per cent o f the groia recrlpl* llig rapacity (I JUS) aval* I wand that the NCAA Ire representarn unaldi- to o|icn the g^ninnai»rn rrt In the management of th* for putdic .ale of admi-slon tiehowl*. krt*. TV piuridc* a mrriium that Th- Ru-c Howl, gianddad.ly of allow* fans w|,w ale ptuVvIiled po,t-*ea«on play, i* under superfrom viewing these game* to vision of the I’acilu Coaat Con­ u v them nn Wflll-TV. ference. The Cotton la aupervHrd “ KecoiHlIy, TV will ereatr fan hy thr Southwest Confrrrnci. Interest in luiskiThall mi that Memliet* achools in each con. -111111 Tech - pi ujetted Ill.OtlO *ral fereiire te-long to the NCAA. William A. Ah-taiidi t Mrmmial Htunneti hy that terrific attack launched hv the iThamplon, challenger l^ « Ont* grip* tne ropes The Hugar and Orange howl* Ktrld House U romplclcil. fan- us i n i c Hi It uny my t.oJdaieln i.oiilsiein hold* bark hark Heavyweight Champion Kuard Kitard Chatle*, dining the tenth ruuml ha-> no conference tle-upa. will la- mi educated In 1-asl.ctliall uf their -rhidulerl Unit a MaUUon Madison Square t,aiden i.uiih-n. New York, Charles retained hi* title nlulerl fiftn-n fifteen round buul Arthur Cngai, an Orange How! that > -y will want tn ere gam o hy <"iing a technicnl kmakoul In this round, (internntionall rommlttreman, »ald it would I* flmt hand." Intponaible to nirel I ha 7ft per Mundurff, for met head Im*rent demand bteausc the game'* t wtti.ll mi lech mnl *1111 •poii'or* must par 20 per rent an influential figure in NCA far'rental of the Miami atadium. at.owirdgra that hr :a out That, hr *aid, would leave Jnet step with nlhvi ip jH s <ifliriali ./ive pvr cem lor operating e«W IIU W E L P liiA : Jan. Irt—pp) WAYNRHdUHO, t.a., Jau. I « -The Phi site! prm 1‘ndlic* linvc pence*. The first seven brace* in tho four playera under contract—a Hp aaid he nnd other commit■ay*, "m y opinion I* that w!*- j tijicii alt-age vvcnl o f thr Gi-orgla catcher, two pitchers and ai. In- member* wrra considering the vision, like radio W yeaia ago.. ^ 1 Field' Trial* were run yesterday Idea of hooking profc»*ional nstflclder. will create fan inleic-l in uny NKW VttllK, Jan. 1 0 -(d ltennn. Vetciaq outfielder BUI Nirholjaport and will make more fam Three n( the first HI t- non in this I-.it only three dog* turned up h:rd£. • ‘ Mil, Still llfoklc tight luilHtnl |oic ti­ week's A-rucialel Ticss imssethali A spokesman for Mtgar Itowl oa u result. n r » t dog to gu im point wa> er l/co Crlitante sent In their tuoriMirn at . New Orlrana aaid “ Along with Inal, I believe that mill— Indiana, Kan-n-- State and the p|an. I* “ acceptable to the there will lie a period of several NC Stair— gained undisputed Ivada Ariel Radar, a pointer owned by algrtod 1DS1 agreements yeit>-r year* during which *|iorU pro­ In their respective conference* last Hr. 11. K. Ldngdorf o f Mt. Ilolloy, ■my. Jim Konitanty, whoso ralief N. J , which was ramllcd by pitching won him the National 4ht Coring Bowl at Oalla* motion will auffer because of night. League's most Valuable awaid spills *f> per cent of the gate live telecasting of evenla.” Sixth-ranked Indiana blasted Georg* Crangla o f Wayneaburo. The other M o duga w *r* Sixty last teasAn, Inked hi* contract with competing team*, uelng reSince VV8B-TV lieran televis­ Illinois, 64-M, lu take over first «a!pt* from radio, talovtaion, and ing Tech liaaketball three seasons place In th* Western Conference II, owned by Ray J*w*l| of last week and.catcher Sifn LopaU eenmslona to pay operating eg- fUM ldtat choir* for th* title of ago, Interest has increased rapid­ battle. The lo«* dropped th* Illlnl, Sort Hilla, N. J., nnd handled i* working undei a two-yaar " ‘ lt*a*. Fifteen per rent goe* "Swim for Health Queen" for 1)31, ly even though only one third No. 14, Into a second-place tie with by Paul Mattcrn of Waynesboro, agreement. Crlatante la one of th* most the state fair of Texas for statuesque Miami Beach model of the Tech student body and Wisconsin, which whippet! North­ hignly regarded o f th* rookie dlnm rental. Brenda Parfclnton. 19. strike* a a few faculty member* car. attend western, tth-ftn. toward Grubbs, eieeutive »ec- winning poaa for lenimrn while each game. Kanaat Bute, tenth-ranked, triumph at bom*. Frank Ramsay's huriers that’ll report to manager Rddie Sawyer at Clearwater, l i e ratary of tho Southwest Confer­ holding her coveted trophy. Brenda milled In thr final two minute* to IU points led the winners. The great aurge In internal Is ence, *ald the new regulation* I* now aligible tc compete in th* oreieotne a hitter foe, Kansas, 47, Indiana, pored hy Sam Miranda won 18 and lost only five while the main reason behind Tech's the Wilmington Blue would not effect the Oalla* game national contest to he held in Ne-v 4), nnd move into the lop slot (n and Rill Garrett, led Illinois all pacing decision to build the tifJIOO.nco ally. the way Ip. winning lla 10th game. Rocks to the class B intetatate York this summer. (Central P re ii) Field House. Plan* rail for start­ the Big Seven race. Ninth-ranked NC State did )l Garrett iron'd 21 points, Mlmn hi league pennant and playoff vic­ Louis Vincent! of the Tourna­ ing construction, the war pertory la-t year. the ea»v way—hut not playing. IU. ment of Rose* A**oriatlnn whlrh milling, In about two yearn. ' a alatera assumed dear Tim clear mnlrpl ronlrpl Other Rig Tm arllor saw Minhentora the lin o llnwl game The eonknet signing whlrh IIIHHIK TF.HIIKTrt .SIGNS the Southern Conference e Honthem C o n feren ce ffar a t ntn . , _________ _____ Art-*!, and shade Michigan. Fasadena, CaHf„ aaid hit weal Conference offlrhtti. aad J><* look place the same week. th» a ) I th GLEVKI.ANH, Jan. IB-»A>>p would loro only two or Coleman, a Whirlle todter' fmm NtJAA banned live u-MlatuH kf the flm t time thl* season as V f l low* <l«f«wt Michigan Stats, 48 Peppery Birdie TrMd-tS, Ctevr{ (48. re tho ittend dollar* under the Odanaa. Tex. - some |00 mile* fotliall games for next * Sennit upset .Maryland, rtrt-57. These changrs almost over* A t . Lawrvtk-v, Ka»'„ Ida Clyde laml’s new -esleher, has signed n ty /: iw .ffn west o f ham—were diacaeatne one was. attended by J. Leonard lie* shadowed Braijlry's second defegl [.uvelettf poured la *7 points for his IBM contract. This bring* to uf their hig prnblcm*, thy dla- Inach, managing director of th* flv t the number •lined. Th* of tho season ami Kentucky's fl S lU ir t a W n in td itn taneea thoy have to travel . . Co* radio and TV enterprise*, other are Early Wynn and 8la** "Why"*-oald Joe, '“ When ynu*hiv* w m - “ gynemt m bm gtr John Grhanek, hitchora, and u w flaldm l * T tn 'O II FIJI.I.RUTTW. Sr. . miS i'I r t i ft : r , " V .v ? T i i . M _ to go down lot* th* Rio Grande OiitJer, Jr., rvprmeutalives of l.acry Hohey - and Jim . ^ 'G A LV ESTO N , Ta*., Jan. Id- - Valley, Its a three-day trip. Thar sponsoring firm*, and'Thad Her- the No. 1 position, was upset 70-rt'i p*d a 48-all Ue with a two-point- , , er. It gtive Kama* State a W W l P " « > H «(ue fo r.th e by Detroit. Norm Bwanson fllppe-t tA'v— Football fan*, this aounda really mails wide open apace* tun who handle* play-by-play. Army. In 2rt points to pace Detroit'* «u>- league reeord. Ilka an ea*y nueatlon for vmj! down there," . . Ahh commented Oklahoma pounder) Iowa Slate, j ~ ~ ‘ * — -- ----- -j •l*lng attack. Detroit, Inridrnwhat la a down?" . . Km lr Qtilg- philosophically: "Well, that give* t illy, tvas the only team to hand 68-44, and Cnlotado downed Ne- t *nJ Eufaula'a Mr. Ben. owned ley veteran memlier of the Na­ tham plenty of room to throw the Bradley a Missouri Valley defeat braaka. 81-46, in other Big .Seven j hy Guy Stsnll o f Gainesville. G* . tional Rules Committee, former hall," . . "Bure," Coleman agreed, games. ;n 'd bandh-l ,hy Blit KtchutU o f |a»i rear. major league umpire and a guv " I f the wind isn’t blowing. Other­ Dutiucan*, which tonight test* t Lee-villa, G*. Kentucky, Nn. 2 Mtlohallv, yrilli broad agprrfenre In sports, wise It* liable to blow thr ball brtwied past Nrire Dame, IW-41, fourth-ranked LIU tn Madlton I Sixteen more brace* remain U discussing that nutation vi­ clear out or the field." • C IN C IN N A T I, 'Tan. H k -(fF )- Iwfnr* HS.OAO at lA-xinglon, Ky. It Stjuarn Gonltn, ran over Akron,1to tm nn before th* meal wigrfa tay . . Twenty five year* ago. un Thursday. G U LF COAST (108811* Three more Cincinnati Red* base- was the Wildcat#' Wnd straight 78-ftO. ta aava, ha attended a meellne Second-hand report* M y that ‘ ill players—Including terrible ire thev were trying to find nI Kluesewtkl—have returned adequate definition of a “ down" since Blair Cherry has turned and thoy atlll don’t have It . . The dawn llin Washington Redskin* •ignetl contrarta, the tmll club ans H hook aav* a down end* when coaching Job, the skins may vettl* neunce-J today. the hall la, dead— when It* for­ for Bo McMillln . . Georg* Mar­ Ilevldra the Ri-dleg first Iwseward prvgrr** atop* . . If there I* shall still would like a rnlli-ge man. shortstop Virgil Math-up and Ro permit" . hu» Gulp a*k*- wha' j each, used to winning, hut nn Bookie Boy MrMIIUn, up from alv.nl i* tpio-Mown play when » on* observer here rommenlt-d; the farm rluh at Tulsa, flkia.. alfo fool I* rommllte-l sft»r the halt "George knows just whnl lln ran sent In their contrails, making a I* ilre-tf . . Should the »n«ebdnw«- do and llo know* all nlM.ut (jeorgo total of seven plavera signed up, Ted hit .,107 ami 2A home runV railed hark or *lmuld the pen­ . . Bowden Wyall. Wyoming'* alty lie elected on the net* kick­ Dallas meeting to,visit Duke and last season. Ilia II tuna hatted o ff . tt» like an 'appeal nlay* In to flmt out If heM like to live In In record was the lies I made hy btasbell,” Qulglev extdaln* •'« Durham, N. C. . . ||* also talked a Cincinnati playrr since Frank h*d one nf lho*e In haveball—a thing* over with Rnuthurn Cell McCormlrk'a 12« In IMP. ~ laaod ha»e In the World Series ferula and Blanford represc ''a The rthrr team had until the tlyea . . Hall Hudson, n pHehei r pitch tya* m*de to appeal who la going up from H *- * * -t|*ruv*{«if the sanity coda I M l v,n* 1 aged .lt year* he- lonlo In Toronto this spring, I* s»iilgcl>' Hie ether dav , , "Did proud or having been hainH m- you ever r ay ymtr pla/VTs?" A fiMf!i**four alLitai iramy in dt* yeor. P*t ItfquirH In (nhmi that indiTF ^A tt* Rttt'KZf. l « l hr hi- wouldn't believe the an i nuitls.'ttprrsUtii o f Smith I; pjvi l.i.-l..:!, n)*■! •?( havinr vinr ia ■atrd rh-krd three men off hp*e tat one awif *w if . •. Before I Sjttima could (aatie Inning again,t Furl Worth. Uat U *l a denial, denial. the voice 'of.Tim in Calc Acaimn. . mah, Utah. F1« Florida assistant, ranie fmoi KNTIRF.LV f a N k behind a newriujcri “ M r»« etway* Mnre a colorful rhar- W*| againat paying p l a y n > t ariar who will ptnmnte anvthinu knntr hecaiisa I one* jdaywl two* Mltrh. Oav -- iarfndlhp s*uir(nl college ) 4 i w tall ft.* hint t ''iKt-ntucky Wins To Georgia Field Trials i'i Lead Southeastern °',cn » ™ ,ntmBly 'S;“V „ r j!A •""£ Basketball Rare pr:, " tfS S e ^ T O r Ted Klunzewski Slams With Cincinnati Reds s ^ a ir a is a ^ is Four PhillicK Ink ContractH For 1951 By JO B FA L LS N t w YORK. Jan. l6 - -(/P) -OkVlahom* A 4 M. ^ new nilioaal bnikrtfoall leadfr, fieri a tliff teat lomrrow niglil in St Loirft Ufiivtnity — and it could (urn eul to be a jink t»me for tnc A«ie*. Hank lbs'a Afgiet yrtletday replaced Hradley at ihe No. I team in the weekly Associated Press poll. Tbe Peoria, HI., Brave* tell •com Inc top post when, after winning 15 straight games, they lost a once* sided decision lo St. John's last Thursday . Now Oklahoma A A M, ! » • ------------------ ~ working on a 16-eam* skein. And lhjl| _ ul> knocked Kentuck# the 8t. Looi* Billlkina, ranked No. i oo( ^ jj0 j ipot ra rll*r In 8, could lie Just the hoys to end j tJ|# iMUOn# Bradley still hasn't recovered fioni lilt la 8t* John*!* A fter a narrow four-point squeak pa*t Niagara last Saturday, the Rrave* »tumbled against lait night, thia time lo*»ing to Detroit, 70 «.* r*nn It happen to Oklahoma A * M? Well, the Argiea Just did get DALLAS, Tea., Jan. 16-CA'i— past their ta*' two c o n n aralntl Th* men who make college foot­ T hI .-a and Brake, winning both b^ ball's rule* arc taking a "go two pointa. Mayl>e they, too Ate slow" attitude toward any change* running out of gas. At anc rate, the eye* of Ihe because of the national emer­ hsabe*hell worM—esneclatl" tt-oso gency. H. O. (Frltai Ctltler, Mirhlgan of Kent nekV, Bradlev and LIU, Athletic Director and rhairman grouped In order behind the Ag­ of the National College Foot- gie*— will lie aw al'ie* the out1*11 Ruin Committee, summed up roew- at SHIIwater. Okla. hi* feeling* yesterday. Hit* vih .Ii 1, poll of 178 snort* “ We should keep change* to writ ere an*< broadcaster* w »- th* a minimum hut ihould not imnede rlo*e*i o f th* •»a-fwi Oklahoma ptoglrsa. We don't want hoy* 4 A »t drew op flr*t-nl»*-» wh* go into service tn he con­ Inst three more than fourth-ranked fronted with unnecreiMtry changes U P — h.H oiled nn l.« M points when they come back." t« I^hic Island's w|. Ten point Then- will tie no rule* rhang- are riven for a fi*V-p1ao* vote, cd unlit tomorrow, when a vote nine for second and w on. Is taken il mailer* that have ,*Vron*.rA»l;d K rala rk ", wHrh lawn iltaeussed herr in the past .ivo-t ot rini.nlics eo*e*. finthree ila Yrrientay the committee con #i‘ 'b H ;n lr 5 ^ ^ »n *s h-W «d » 4 shirred three possible change* v w'lth a i.Ofll n o**. The WildIn regard In starting, the clock '*«*»/- ra l"'"*' momentum after a tlm- mil. " r r ’ h ,1 ’ 8" r" r I. Start it. for the moat part. Ft- t/mle. *rnred fheir fifth when■ l P U referee the U l l straight vlm n-J " - w V H .i-.l* P ready for play. Afl-44 nlastering of Notre Dam*. and declare* it remly 2. Ganeially atari the clock Bradley, with l.i>rtd points, col­ whan the hall I* snapped. lected no I" tl f.rsl.nlace vri#*, 8. I m v v th* rule -uhstanttally enmoerrd lo I2rt las* week. It's a* It la, where tha “ ready" sig­ llkelv the Brave* will *lln even nal Is uaed in mme soeelf ' f » a m «-« after th* Detroit upset. and th* snap In other*, hut try The real ef the top ten con«l*t* to . Iron out torn? preaen flaws. of 8*. John'*. Indiana, Columbia, Crlaler said th* main idea of St. Louis. North Carolina State the “ dock" discussion w *» to and Kansas State. acblave uniformity, to avoid con­ Here are the leading teams fusion among fans and official*, (first-place volts and team without creating any Inequities Ir. cord* through last night In parplay. enthaael: Another change discussed was Top Ton ■asing the rule which forbid* I. Oklahoma A A M (39) (16-0) guard*, center* and tackles to I.0M whirl temporarily Into thr hack- •i. Kentucky ( I t ) (11-1) IJHJ1 field iinleva they arc five yard* 3. H-adlcv ( I I I M8-ZI 1,000 behind the line of schimmage 4. L IU (88) (Il-O l 994 when the liall ii snapped. Tbe 6. 8t. John'* (3) MJ-Si (W9 advantage would he tn make more 8. Indiana (71) (K M ) 499 men eligible lo receive forward 7. rotumhla (|) (10-01 441 p lllll, B. St. U n it MI-3) n«8 .Another i wggtatlan v u iu- Rules Committee Goes Slowly On Making Changes f e s hopes o f forcement. that the which tbe halt w *« commonly Xrirtf achieving at n iter en­ It wa* pointed nut typ* of shift against mandatory one-aevond directed, nn longer i* practiced. II. Viflanora 13) (15-11 170 '2. Toledo (B) (12-21 114 13. Wyoming (18-1) 1)1 14. Illinois (10-3) 102 18. Washington (10-1) 80 lb. Cincinnati (31 (9 -t) 78 17. St. Boeavanturo (2 ) (10-0) 73 Even in captivity, soma ale- 19. Sitna (3) (18-1) 3* phartta *ta»d guard while other* 19. Southern ftaUfrmla (12-21 38 "n O tin i» ti|f M 8 - 1) 30 i sleep. --------------------------— -------------- ike if Turd - Orlando Kennel Club Kntrlen llAC'Bt tl's Ulk*. Hear_nk IrtrpliN Mtilar. r-snliv. A'lgur- u*r llACt *1,141! _____ T s is s Ftrat, la T ech . ntulilM.ru Jack *11 I I A C r i I'om pslU l.in, Winan, fvntral City. , KH TIt H A C K , Bilk Oo*. M etil. p Y i lVa c k , Judy Wirt, Plain .....T lljlA C g i ‘yfovatslte, MaVgl* w T S t a t a “ “ *' irrtd Frlmr, PrUb i«M* H’ *• 45k - n GREYHOUND «> , . ' r lasting j>ower! o w h u wff tefl rM Mm woodathilMary ailhrtfbpewer, •** P « f « » « K C « M Mercury'* r»a *. Ic y M e e . Vtype, ■*• P«»W Cowpve****" Safi**. M *•« N foth ter r«wMlf— + * • tae saw |9)| Mercury! �i *• v.r • ' t » %•** - f y tf nt% | 7 ' f y|* f *|--r *f I• PACE SEVEN THE SANFOllrt HEIIAI.H. SANTORO, M.0H10A TUESDAY JAN. 18. 1951 I e iivt-’ -i n n i e *". H T 'T .‘‘ f -T 1 . YOU'RE TELLING ME! I WIlllAM IUI? Central P r tn W riter i T H E N U D IH T m ovem ent, i r t rra d , h a s had tough a lrd d ln g in England . T h a t -* a p a ra d o x in view of the fact thnt c o u n try n a i }>«<! l x ju ir a i * i i i> i . j i ( f o r m an y year*. ! ! f 1! t The fj< rmii.it, ray* on item, /tral iiifrodur.il ifoyiiyht anrtnff dieitap tt’ orM tt’or / Didn't do Vat any pmid, tuirr they And H e iteyliphla knorktd out o f 'em. ! ! I 1! ! IK* United Netient new build­ ing it (etltng MS million, le f t hep* It prove* the boil invttlmtnl we've evermode. dutlru/ni, my i f(icfu 0reph i. to i f ( p rriom ftrr Jtjvur, nnlr. That ntj-tr ulhi ci/ a p 'rcoii ......I tw thr h lt lr Mine m / iq i u i t thrrr. O icin It Imparting tom* reinm etnt from th* United Slain Wend*r hew thtyil like their Mad*-in-Am*rica thowertT I I 1 Thr most effective imclrt gtouml movement w e’ve ever he .ml of it lenmlra The little c n t ie r * . * r- TOURIST ISSUE co rd in g to U tett *U D *tlca, do up to 1200 m iltio n dam age a n n u a lly. I HAILIT-AWAY t I Undoubtedly hoping It will h rlp apctl "flntt" to Comnuinitm’n thirst to w o iIII peace, the Voice of America announce* It w ill In rlilulc n daily Finnish program. I'li*- iiv m l'l will ptililIhIi n Mm) A w iiy I sptit* in tlit- iifiii fu tiiiT jM irlntyiiu: THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD TOO. IF IT APPEARED H E K mi w iiriln anil and I'ic tu r i’K Ih«* iiUriuilnDH o f Sjuifnrtl an a TnnriiH I V i i I i t ni C u n tn il F lo tilla , ,uiil (lcai|;iictl fo r pro4|tertlvp tmiriHtn, iu rn u tiifitt to MtlvitlH or othtTH in lc r i’ Alctl in S n n fon i. ^ ! ^ V ^ ^ ^ -vi *i^ • Mail Kxtra Copies To Friends And Relatives in the Nortli • Iti’inji Their Names ami Addresses to the Herald (NOW) A lt tAID TIS1 of evacuation from city ofBre l>uliditut» •• coiulucted by the New York Port Authority at lie Manhattan hr*ilf|uoitei», the reennd lar«rit commercial etructure in America At tup. ftr* ttahtma material* •re rushed to floor indicated by woman warden» fln»rr« Worker* ere rtcortrd to rheller room by warden (center) In the fl>*l tid room tbot’om ), a nurte rare* for “ victim* * of the “ bombing " (fuirruttlonnl) Legal Notice We're Pitching- (iood Values Your Way! t i l l l i r * . J*i*i ra n «et plot a lm iil a ll the p m rfiirl* yuu need la h ttp your Ir.rnt p r n p r r l) a nil • utl-huildinir* in |n m l m a d 11 Inn. Manv a re n »tin n .ill« p r iu r t U e d lira n d a ; a ll are lo p -v a lu e and ium Ii ' m I cI) prirrtl. S '«'ll n H t is r and a rt a t ie r e e »j term *. H i op in nr r a il tl.l for ail lit lo e s l f a i ls and f iin r e v . I'iiiiil, (Vniont. Shectmck. Plywood, liiMulatiun % "H rh ln f H ir e r ! & Try HERALD Want Ads lor Retail* Th* le lla w ta a rale* ip p |* i* a ll W a a l * r« p*W||*R*d Th* •retard H e r,.Id . I lim e |pw ( t i Hoe i H v i l l s a *1* 'i!m ” ',S $!i 'ilSt teeertlS i l a u f Be per Mo* le a a u le e H I * w»*Re le Ibe mmm. OeeAlr. r a il, ja r Mvrfc foe* < I’llDNR 148 itirnvliM rt*< 1J fiw r~ *m _ W*M **•« m |II hr Hfrfp(94 p»*» Hh* f« 4vyiii tp»i*m| )•* itip jriw|*!»**•#* mmm* t» ' JH«»i« |S | fb u a irH M M « li|(|« R ll* It M H r i f 4 tm M t tii tRtelrr fee* mm |u ( f i i l f r I lot f**«l pt w IM f it t b l f ft » ll H s t u % l* « v « i| Iw l l mmw m imb lb * *ff« 4rr p a l l l f t - I'lf iit r ••III* ‘ If BB t r r » f terrata lb immw > 4 U r r««Mt*( lor i p i h m Un v •«!• BM lt •!>*■ BBt t lf f V f t H l i M t t IN B. » ’ 1 THE SANFORD HERALD A O .i.v K A A P A T M K N r S . n - W end 81‘irra. I III W. / Ira l B traai Pbo*i« tinr-w. ; _ N F S ' Furniehrd w iiuplee-smwm or uafaiaUbed Pltnne S5 sirrni: N ntlr* l> liv frl.v R lta n K ie l thrre w ill l.n Itrlit In t|,r T iiw n of I j . iik «*ii >h|, Flu rlit* . nn the eiti it ay ».f F e tiru a ry . I ' l l , a > |K .U I e ln .ilu ii In ilrte rriiln r n h r lh e r th r T n n n ut IrinRWMiMl. Kt»rM.s a iiia ild li-ie bohde In Ib r m m .unl « f F if t y Thuu ■ nixt i lia.im n ih<| l, . . lliif - . Oearlrta Inter eel at I V per annum th r pm rerale Ih lra il In he lived fi.f Ibe c rn d ln a , Im in -itln a and i-onM t B ciliiB of paved, m acadam ised, u t li..) tu■ dare « r n lh rr hard a u rld re d road■ * l * a iu l eireeia In the To w n « f la in an rm d . F lo rid a A ll (rtehntd rrv of the To w n of laiaRW ond. Flo rid a, w h o . a re •)H*lllied ete.-i.irV of i?n To w n of lainevriMol, a r e rn ilt la d In a tu la In tahl a ir, lin n T h e u.illiitR p la rv H ill he Ibe To w n l l s l l In Lm ,*. wood. Flo rid a and polla w ill ramaln lhe day of vald elr.ilnn ItaRiatra1 |on hunha h III remain npm until (lie IM djya before thr day nf ealrl • lari Inn. SVITNfcHH m> hand as TWwn iterk nf thr Town I.r lama*mat. Flurlda j iin n m : i : nit a V Town theih ' (HUAI,I AM. ill 'M i ll II a i i i i m * aaiiii All*! I II•:t:ila>l.m lis u I I, i. . M AIN t, ii .iit'..Hi:i.l»THM I ■ _____ .... Mm ‘ rilfv s p i l l At. ir.M TIIIA . • Knell Order Must He Accompanied by Ten Cents The JALOUSIE Sanford Herald NORMAh MITAl AWNIHti CO. H m slt ritp n a il- 1* mu In p . ‘ nlll. AAlin. Ft. A. Pit aja il H v R ay (iu tb f 07.AKK IKE FOR l|C A I.IFIK II INTOM R PROPERTY ItUPLRX W ATCH and Clin k firpairlng. All ] YOUNG WOMEN lentetinn EaUtr*- la r g r lo t— work gtmtunlrrti. Hi -, ntn.il.l ■ custom built fur vale below pro- There are npportunitfr* for n Hunt, price.-. F. M. Kitgliah, Jr. Pit vd nt.nih*r nf iiualifiril yotmif *ent muetnirtlnn met*, tb-al:»7S-J. W'hiiMon, 1 III t P a rk A v r. womi n in thr f«w iiialmd juj* Ihul'a the l*avia nf (he romtuunl LA WNMt HV EI*S Shur|*rnr*l. t. I..XK I’ FltONT M)T8--on Itraullful ralhuw Indliatry- handling thr f ’ry»tbl luikr, near foilntry Club, •'Jfrb'i irpntrH, |n«k an'l !• publir'i. rail*. wujk Ptutnpt venire. H. " Kfi ft. fmnlRpr. hlrh rlevatlnn, T I I K M I N K llA N f iB It A V IT A L PUBLIC SERVICE Shnma lU 'J .' <tk st *oitio rltru* Irree. all rleam ). W. With a *tartin? nalarr of K klrthheff, J r. Pfecne SU5. irlTUCUT t«5 HASH our ROOK‘ WORK o f all kindaTICavi t 130 a week f«0 hours) NCI ID R C C O lN C tMIIIl^ IF I T l S R K A i r E s f t t f ^ K e , and Gutter* Repaired aid Paint W i t h o u t pravloua telephone MOnst you want In liny or aell, een J. ed. New Rtmfa applied. Paint it ,; Training. W. Hall, Realtor, at NKW 1.0and matlntr. Sanfnwl, Pt< r ATIO N , Florida Mala Bank Opportunities for advanremmi. 10W-W, H. It. Arketiburg. •rheilulrd pay lner*A»e*, vbknvav Hldg.. l ’b. I7W. •E L A N IX ' Mm ill/ .*-niint.l t> Iteiirfil*. pen,Ion*, and plra«at|t Undo Evrnlng Kiel Call lt*l' aaaorlatfla and working condi­ l - A K TIt U H FOB SALK ffw t tan. I tion* are anmt o f the advantage* o f working for the Telephone YEN ETI AN 1ILIND8 m ade"'lr Company. MILLS SW AP SflLIP—4Afi K. Jib order. Betolnolo W nrtf*, lllir. H(. We Buy. Bell nr Trade moat You may with to have tbui uuati Co. 820 W. .ltd fll Ph ,iin V lttln e . i'lm n r Ip fl-J flcationa mnaidered for I hi* reIIU -W . rpt’n^ible and i*:tcn>stlng (m. 1- >ntg line, hulltiniar. mimp u u ,. >** aoth >o*« when you floa t briny your preecripliMM in L A N K V b murk, fiil dir*, shall and fl» » CHIEF OPERATOR. Phone IM by load or joh. Contact H. It Saaford. Pin . 0 ib*i nl *ml avemiale*, I0P 1 FRIED SHRIMP Dinner "The SOUTHERN HELL TELEPHONE Now York Ave.. Dvlutnd P* Beit Shi Imp on Earth" at Hom­ and Tvlegrcpk Company *jta „* m - t v er’*. .124 K. I it Rt. CASH IN EVERYDAY CARDS: Ton Fliitht I’nint ' tS.SC gal. -Show frirnda big Greeting Card P a i n t i n g and <ieco4pting.. .in cln-H-i. Intrrhir end •ctnriui A, I New Sheets 13-49 re. valuea for eaay rarning*: *S M IC K K Y 5 IO I IKE |l*ed Work Pant* JJryr. rfetrncr*. M. A. Link. Fellnw card 91 Assortment for BlUh1 , - 1111, S u n f.in i, i 1r" ARM Y NAVY SURPLUS day*, all event* pars 100% pro­ llfl Sanford A n ? PhIU I fit. Ettra rtrh in Metallic*, PANE Lit AY gaa heater nearly fmminted SUtioftary, other fast • l — NOTICBS-l'EHSONA l.H - 1 new m O O Pb. I4T. ■rdlara. Aaaoriments on appro­ val- CHARM CARDS! SM M A R Y'S l,KNTHNG*l.|BltARY CO M RKTK HRWI PracMtee N. B-. Dept. slO, Al- 1209 Magnolia — I* n**w open Mon Septic Tanka, Graaefl T thjiu FrL 10 tftj g A. 11 In ti lanU, Ga. ___ ■ Tanka, Tank Crfldl«a, Stone*, Rvnchea, TV FOUNTAIN Olri wanted. See Mr. Htorka, Wlndew slllfl___________ •*»» before 11*00 A.M, Toueh- IS— A irroM O B ILR S - 1.1 Conmrtfl Floor*. Naat.infl finiaked. Free Kalimala*. U U JP • BUYING A C A R ’ IWnm fin»> W ANTED MIKACLK CONCBBTt! CO. cing aee ua tn »ava mnnt y. I.t M » Kim ftiflr IU I itallment t^aa Dep't., p,*otn 117 A L L TYPKS « Build"aer Wark Phone |M SanfoH Atlanlv R?aeonahk Rataa—free RatiNational Bank Manthee F T I f " R e n t A ' c AR. U-drive It h t day. weflk, or aeaeon. Enellah Font' W II.I. o o ironln, h l . and Amcrfo* . Ford*.( m—tn:,r. ----- r t R S H d O A T 'i l L K -------•ta'lon wagu..a and renvrrtlhlr*. _ Strlcklap-t Morrison. Ino^> K First f t KTTA K K T1 190*1 IH Ton C IIEVR 0LKr"6'ake 5«r.c. iN L ).'■% Jews i M TV. ;rvif k n j o l (jiurHirfl « l A lit monte Hotel, Truck. 1200 actual mllee, SsrriMi k <o » ! Lgruoto.'ivmon-w-a OUtrH. PITA Ptasr liul Maotrpcmw flee price. 935 Clayton BL.' OrNORGE Eleculv Refrigerator. MO. S t * of Jct-AM L o ef IbvY., Room 917. rronr ttuvraw N 1Hruirvr.MAN V un^ wo w a t x Jatttlo, 3-9513. Gobi* rutJuIon, Phone 1280 XR. Mfl. Hanft.d Atlantic National srartoN AQQIXC* * A c T IH a wu(l f MODE), " A " FOR SALK Bank Maw her P f l t r gaa range with even, ANOWC *>** 91 Model " A " Ford Coupe f»r SBWMMICW a sk by owner. Eacellent rondln-ta Pcacfl Oow, t o o mad no less A. W V Imho Mary* evening*. «r n.lcy el 1100 and will A»UtM W i ij 1 v * y.'.’.UJP e> 'H ^ l t 'd V i r r I9ld ’ J-ID C E 4 d o jf^ e flrrjlrn t Ut nihbtr, reechdlUnied rmrid*. EGG grade 1947. Pontiac Club Coupe. A and 10 Trap past rlasn Jar lit g t«d romMUm. 4tnw ■ - eoM their home and wt*h t*i buy nr tent two-lirdtaem home or unfnrnlehM a part meat In B>hford P. O. Boa ITj, ls*ke Mary, ‘ In.* by a vw\s . t l gjrnf aeemdtr. 911 -REAL ESTATE FOR RALE— 1 llv Fran S lriV * ^CCMt IWCIt T V a t q t if s fv v i him l WITHOlIf Ml ILL DC iMTHt C M C ' Im. “ WWd- THXa ^ - kfc‘D2“ s ^ .a r T «4 ,° ~ " VACANCY’, L.ffW*r A ^ e r t^ n U ; vYulfepaHlgIBBifcft iHM . J j ^ R il- e la a a t- P b o n o ^ ST5 T ” WANTKJ) "•£ s •—f R. V rt\ni, jAerwJUjro____ 19- SPECIAL RKRVIC^j "a W A V r e i): Bee portable bualn«a< REpyua,«i)0LR>mjc rwtflfl. pa»t p« JO. ---Trt - cblMrtn, have •bin. IIP South Perk Afloat! r k IX tv Zp r " ' llv W a il lltaiHti r fn J J E FFLT ' •.. V \\ s i \ ? '■ Z \ X i: ^ SVI C O T C O N N tr^TiO M S ACCUNO H f SB 1 Hv ***ul Hohli ~5W W i wlfRlB M as ntmina vntH M l VIMSN HI TJMHMM OiORtA f . \V1TWn o r *a n -- ‘ r'* J poon ve? sues oatvMU �*• T IT R 3 D A V J A N . M , I M ! T H R H A N F O R D H R R A O D . H ANFO RD , F L O K ID A Newn O f ConKT^rii Five Bodies Of M o b h c i * Family Discovered In Abandoned Mine -SAN tyBGQL Calif,, jan K< (A*)-Deipsisdu William K. Cook, lUifwiled killer p| right |r#«ion«. liiuMl'il ill and meek in jail here today ai sulhoiitiei piepatnl to p n n lindhergh law kidnaping charges agiinil him. Alrnnil rimullanroiu with the announcement of llie r»-ronyir|*t r«|dut* in Meiirn, fame wind yeslatday that the bmh»i id all live member* nf the Call Motsei fami­ ly, whn Iw jr charged with miinleiipg. hid been finind near Cmik‘» home lawn of Joplin, Mo. Ditrovrred in water m an unUteri mine rhafl were the hodier of Monet, I I ; hri wile, Tlielma 2V; Ronald Dean, reve»| C’.iry fa il, five, Altai 1‘amrla Mu*, llltee. All litd hern *h»l. the pa tent i and older hnv having (tern Im-uw I ami gagged lull. They wete la«t ie#a alive with Cook tome two weeki ago. lh* (W in g nf tlifll b'wd-rnaked auln near Tul'«. Okta., |*n. I loiirhed off in rihauilivr reaifli lot tliein and lh* 21 yeat old hadman. Conk waa llnwn Itete l»e»e jree fwrday and an«ign*if on lerteitl rhatges nf kuipafiing. fl* aim tr ekafg*tt with fleeing In a mill piMerutinn on a that** nl mu*alariny lln lei! f |Vs-»y, IV JWatlle «al*rm«n, near fflyllie, Cali/.. Jag- 6, and flight In avoid ^toirrutioa on Oklahoma inlilwtt «h*tg*i- A heating wai i*t lot Gant told ranorlwU he eouldnT tkemi-er anything for two week* [Ur "| got drunk with a man l» lf*h* I Cal If. I ChrtMmas night," III with dya*rd*ry, he had a **r of (til. t h * iteeperado *u hmIt led in at Jt wllhnul g atrugfl* M*mdnv N n THttgng troll** chief Frang*w KraiW Morale* and a noarc •fWWl*d him mi g r » f* at Santa WMli. a aMall mining lawn two I* •m iliar* * r i l « Waal tween IP ami 2d Ira railed up even If #«m* nf them are husband* or have other dependent*. John mn aim remarked that w m » membera of t'nmrrr--. miahl lie willing to roll up Iforbt War II veteranr with *Js month* nr leaa service If mine of that a n over am* nr In rnmliat. Earlier, Johnson vol-Jr-il .lh* Mr fen*, f'p n rliiirn l f,,r . .u . -mini' up with a rlefalleit legislative ilrafi nf It* ptopnial fur univer­ sal military Service ami itainliitr. Mranwhlic the gnvernnietil'* hoii'lng rlllef, Itaymorirl Foley, urged approval nf a r<iolr«ver«ial -irfm i* hmi«ing nrngirtm, allhmigh hr aalil only limiter) line o f it may lie nevea *aiv for the time being. Hut IterntH-raf I.- Henalr-r Hn1*i 1 1 •on iim-'lloneil whether ('niigree.r ought Ir approve Pre-ldent T m man*# heo-lng program al g tirne wlien "we fgee one of tin* worst Inflation ihrrni* " Foley de-Viihrd the pingm iii .ilargely “ standby in rharaetr r *' For I lie present, he 'aid r m t li eurli*. on I,nil-linn inlelil l-n re la veil In id,rain nee*le,| hnii -,11- In drfen-i n i' i • Rolierl-mi drrlared inf Ini i— "might lie a rnlnnu na a •' fegt mi I he hat lie field” nod itinatidrd ihe tVhPe ||nn i- rlar tfy what lie railed a pullet rnnfllrt Robert "nil aid If luighl to lie nnwle rlear whelhei the Admlnl' tint Inn la nrniw.sliit* tn auperlm nn*e "enntlnueil mavinrnn |irr«t>tHurt of rimaumer pond " *iieW ,1 bridling— on g piogram ralllmfid- up In I nil WelfiW fa'a, f „ r ,|. fen*e uiiletlal a* In fleon-l ll Nothing that Pi Idml Tmingii hgs a-t:e,| for at lea l llrlJUgl. rtOrt.ttOfl III new l* t i" . lhdn*it»oli deeland that neither lines not ware pih •• control* -•-old " tr-m the tide nf Inflation If we are 1"* In- In |Miur over the |inrlpl>e" hlllinii* nf dollars In new htuislnw efrilil The |irnp,,-e,t ln-i-inr i,i»,eiism would Inereaar tiv fn.rwMi immi.immi the mortgage In-ntaore nnllrility nf the Frdrrul Mnualng Admlhl* trallmi (F I IA I Tin Insurguee Would gadsl private industry In Ihi- mnelriirMon nf dafetive greg home*. Free f| Iiiaiiawiiee. aupplgnl linr the World War II NHthmal Hrrvlre l.tfe Inaiirative tN H I.lt prom»ni, wn* approved unitul mnuslv today tiv the Hnnae Veternna ('nmmlltre. -It I* the gerund time tin- new •ervlee ln*uraneo nronosal hg* Iwen fepoited favorably by lh* rornmltl**. It |w»«»erl llw llmtae wllhnul It diaarnllng Vote ill the day* o f lh* la*t Pongr**a. HW h*l*w lh* harder mi (hr flnalttg Imt nnt In lltn* for llw Beiml* t « California penlnagli. Whh Cm* J g*r* twa prosper. art nn It The hill give* nutnmalle ItA **J Jamei Knrk* and Forrr«< t-dasnpfiy m-tlel- ■ t e 'g ll rer umim, hnfh nf FI Centra, Call* nnti N f Mild Conk had atonna.i th.-* vlermen now nr tn lh* fuliir* 011 IHoa aadott In mil** Mo-* th* »rt|t* duly. Sn retaK Hp-'er * ‘ t ed *» (he |fw*t «Mt dan. f and furred th*▼*» tf if rav” gr part r t the '4p|Inl*r» tVmV l n't iHiotllug phn«, eaid •Vvtrv ‘m.„,,.r „ f reVelOte * is U inr eons hi* ml. The lira 1.111 v l***w-l irpllcd atmt laity to idhei ipur'llmt* at a new' ropfeiriiee •I hiiiI what pre|*W»w Id ■ rid- ■ are dtaftlog In ral** th* Uli.mtOJktrt.tgW uf new revenue -s*tid hV I'trePlrol TtuniMinunliUI, It* aslrsl tiv Ptreidenl II* did aay definitely that pugging e|iMiph»lea" on present Itwa would tw • matter nf flr*l rooshlerallim. Hccretary Hnyder llag .agld n* hop** tn announce "within Jh* lie at Ml -Uya" a plan penniltlng i»vM ri o f matured I M n f. *avlog* buildi tu I opt ill it* til a « log In* letest If they hold their bonds In Stead o f rashlng t hem. Th# plan will require congressional art too. T V Henat# agreed lo dispose »# »l Tuesday of a raaolntlon b l(rpul>liran M n W hirry of Nebraska opposing HUpalrh of U. A. ground lmop* to Europe with* mil prior congressional approval (jo v e r n u r U y r n e fi . •* 1 « «•-.** to Jsclar# China an t t p m e r , a u lU d u our A ir Tcrca u attack th* supply haan c i th* *n*my, and join in Moekodlng China." It* aald km ta aware "tom* of ur Alllra fear I f CWna ia declar­ ed an aggreaarw and th* A ir Fort* aoihorlted to bomb aupply has** in Manchuria, it may provoke II tm-a to war." Hut, h# argued, "that (a th* count*I of fear which I reject. If Ku-tia I* ready and wlllli lling to make war on the United Nation*, she will want no uutt txsas*.“ T-m-hing on the race ipw-ti-.u which hear* on state educational mailers, Hyrnes said "It is our duty I- provide for lb* races cute tantlal equality In tchool farUlllfa." . It al«r| It “ wise," he declared, U-ati*# tire atala constitution "pi-vide* there shall he separat- thunlt for white and roh>rr<l children. Mure Ilian half a century ago lire U. H. Supreme Curt held that »uch a prvislon was not In nmfltct with lire United States C-n titution provided the farill It- fur the rarrr are erjual." A former Hupretne Court jus. (Ire hlmrelf, Hry nr* •tpret-ed I- I - ihsl tribunal will turn down ai-i-ral* In ra - which ae*k "lu ai-uli-li r <rt 1 cation In a ll erliiMile." II was critical o f lire aatluiml Admlnistrathm for directing the Alduey Orneral'* office to Inlet o ne t-eforr the court in an effort In “declare unconstitutional any law requiring separation of lie rare*." , "What the feadera of the Admmhtralkui n f trying to cenlrnlise rr-iiiiiimted, "is that rt :h*V sue reeri MiatMhihing Wgreeatom tlrey pill thereby end»nL;-> rh* putdlc echool vy trm - in Matty otriew." IJymea who resigned from Frt i-len Truman’s Cahinet in Hisagreement * v r rariou . t natters hm previously oeesiacd 4h* Ad tniiiiairailon f I gi-vernment Mid It Wan encroaching stale*’ right* guaranteed by the Cuin*litUflOU, llyrtm, now 7?. i-sld the guv enmrship o f hi* native »tate will lx- hit- last public offlc#. Itearlassa craw ta w earl we act liefure lire Snvirtr rtrik#," Mid the man who *• rccretary v,” •late met many lune« with Ritrrian diplomat 1 . "W e imn 1 rouse our 11 lends in Kurofie (and) tmprrir on them that the lime has mine in rto|r talking and Ir*win a* line." Ire raid. i r m l a a l r r » a ra re Ooer On the home finirt, fiyrnet ion of Hemil, lh# Allies were mittarln, leiuled there should Iw ipi delay • • military frapp-*. They mold nut hnhl along the freezing wages ami pricea. Th* ftllli Parallel for Inalanre because Woild War II ih ln lor id einnomb the Chines* had the men In Isolate and rut o ff disable front line llahili/atioii and war iii-.hililalion mill* Rather than a •lamtin-* intiited that every day null a light, the Allies pulled hark out f > lier/e it ilelivrd "there aill be immediate range. mole inripuhfi. luirher pipe, and A h ltttr Ifl-day ramiialen around I he rammunlr-atlom renter aikhlional (in li lo the lalpayer." In addillon, to- ci-itlnued, "our nf Wofiju,*Mrpr alianduhed In thl!i da, ended the laleal outflanking hope muil l-e tliM the national wdl pot urge Ihreal. f ’omoiunUt column* pour- Admlulrtrallon imliliral ........ or log down ventral Korea at one cither ferlol threatened to sweep behind Soriallalie pnigrains which a ir the luilkk of Eighth Atm y fnree- certain to divide our |sey|de" In any rvi-ot, liuwivrr.O-Houlh ] mil IIti- nnulhward o f Hemil. There now ha* Ireen aufflrleul Car-diM* will "loyalty -uppurl th* time elnrr the f’hlneae first struct foieign fmtii y of thr government fill the hulk of Allied foreea In of the (lulled State*?' he pro mired hare lift Korea, if that had l«#» "U nity" In au|i|M>i 1 of Aineitire plan. III*!, ad the Tenth t'nrn 7 rrarnnlrd from llungnam, ha lean foreign policy is essential, l-een rent haek In Korea and one he aald, ami “ Is not only tmr duty, t f II a outfit* haa Ireen In net Ion. II I ' our great opportunity." lie asserted that “ a united Te Allies have kepi the t’ommuolala n ff halanre with a aerie* of Amerlra la livlllialm ii'a last clear •harp left Jab*. One nf the*e al­ chance fur aurvival" while '*» ready haa regained a email bile of divided America la the gtcairrt tirrllory armmd (Wan and Suwon temptation lu Soviet roni)uest." netting ijieclflc ale-iit Kurop**i They have hull! up a ronllnultiv flyrnea urged; loll nf itijiirie* with air amt anil I* nr *-*# olt; and rhonprd up at That thr WatUru HcputlU' lacking fnrrra with stubborn “ li* treated on terms 1,( niualilv'* gmiiml rrlatenre around Wonjn tiecauir its peple “ if treated fulr where the l l i ilr had at leaat a four ly, will fight with u-v.' tn (Mic tiuinrrleal advantage. That military supplies shnhl These are not tier laetles of gM Im- amt to Spain "a* rapidly a* Alloy leaving the liatllefield post- poaaihtr" alncr ''Huain ha* more on dr. Hut other withdrawals air divisions nf trained soldier* (halt -ipeeli-d, a* lh* Alliea pull bark any one of the We*tr-rn Kuropran governnienta” That “ we should seek thr* friendship of Tit ami furnlih mlH(ary supplies to Yugoslavia," That “ *-■ -I nutId ilnpira* iiimiii HritaIn, France and all the W es­ tern Romp* that wc want lh* American soldier* who light la Co l u m b i a ' n * n , j»n . i « uppMM aggletaiuh lie lire NtheiaUc fil'i Jamea F. Ityrnea, Ip lxCommunist* f Cuv-ia coming guvernrat of Hmilli Kar­ Kxpennive olina today, swore that he had nm engaged In a duel *lnr* IHHI. linli- Ill pledged himself alnu not tu ■d Nat Inn* I* unwilling promptly *nu# In m m m m . ’ huuld lu- willulrawii If the con- ad in a duel as principal or wculal u< tdh etnitr." The iart recorded duet in Byrne* look this pledge: " f do aolrmnly swear that I South Carolina waa fought with have not since th* first day of pistol* in IttO. ilyrnea waaotlrd that “ th* ovvrJanuary, In th* year o f I N I . en­ gaged in a duel aa principal, whelming majority o f colored second or otherwise; and that people in South Carolina do not I will not during lh* (arm of want lo force their children Into office to which I nave hem elect - while schools." i« irquireU dilution. by th* state DR. C. L PERSONS Optometrist EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED lit th Palm HI* Ava. l our lhI i/iy our ) or ‘Si ...mnlfor wars to tome! • t*i( Hiti digs a*4 *(«i nusik »* 7HU A m erica stated a e p te a t/ 1951SIUPEMKER60MMANDERTI W% up tn power and perfermanc*! W% •conomlcal in gat ana upkaap! It n#v«r ir**#*!* any premium fuel I Itt "miracle ride" it a ttand-outl tf* the V-B value No.1 for ’31! It't priced lower than you expect I \ ftm m other bsigtlll b n ! " ' lorgw il M # n « caril D D V iA M M O T O R C O C H U N K 1670 AJESTIC’S IMFORTKD PURE LINEN S U I T S Imports* pun Hu m MalMtkt in Hw iwwnl col*n . . . tasOmray Mllmwl and Tabiilud fo, wrinkb-rMlttanca. th* dim •kill it *my I* walk In. Enjoy th, luaury ol a purs limn full — at a marvelous price! lach comet in pink, aqua, oggtholl, lornon, luggago, white, navy and Mack. -----^ rr- *kll *} 1( f iT f j ’ r 't ’t * , :i * car ami tl*d Ihi' car Wit the Im bard** tad 49 mUoa baluw th* rdcn h treadr (fft hr lit# pra»|Wetitr*4 ,- , K ••U ' whin*. Ihla wo* th# toil tangible >ln* ta CjokN whareahwit* until th* klhf k»*n r*p*rted arcing thr** Ihwvrt and far w*M, they »«*• ml h* rkHioinH b*l*w lh# t«r with MVF M block ____I 0 5 .il__ _ ortd k v lt t^ d r _ to tho rown4«d coilor. Two Hap* of Hi# hipllno. for city or country doing*. • * ^ iM �THE W a n te d ilif* raUi hi Unity T h en In {Mrangth—To Prelect Ik* Pqx* of the Wee Id; T# F tM M r Ik* P m w W America. Ta P rd w a PrespatUy far Sanford. AN VOLUME X X X XII K n U b lb h e d 1908 I N O K P K N O E t r r O A I I .Y S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A W EATHER Warmer inri generally clear) this afternoon ami tonight. Thurs-{ ■la) partly rlondj and warmer. Bitrirrste. variable wind*. bertim- f inf easterly la southerly. N E W S P A P E R __________ A n socin lrd W K D N K S D A Y ' J A N . I" . I!*',I i 'r w t l.ca-wetl N o . 10ft W ir e A llies Consolidate 1^ Oi i* Price And W a g e Freeze W ith *■ Gains A s Reds Build ToMoveOutRollback T o January 1st Is Considered By Administration Up Assault Forces Capt. D. T. Day veals Property Be Taken Over N avy On May Rcr To By 1st * S ± ? S S £ g AchesonSaysU.S. Air Force Could W * S 3 a 5 ! J * 0 b S?aN ° " Strike Swiftly, TO K YO . Jan. 1 7 Al ­ Troops To Europe Vandenberg Says lied lank-infantry raider team*held firmly today lo liner western Korean outposts within striking range of 120.000 Chinese Red |t troops. The scouting forces are on the third day of a mission to test en emy strength sooth of Seoul. They ran into their lough.:! fight Tuesday at Suwon. The U. S. Array chief of staff. Genera) J. Lawton Collins, watch­ ed allied tanks, troops and war­ planes rout a 1.000 man Red garrison force there. Suwon is 17 air miles south of Seoul and closer still to the mass­ ing ana of three Chinese argues south of the Han R i m and the old Korean capital. The Allied raiders swept t«» Simon and— with Allied war planet ilrading the fleeing Red.— inflicted $00 casualties in an hourg long skirmish. On the central front, a spoil ssaid Allied forces still occupied Ymgwnl. 30 milrs southeast o( Wonju. ' Collins saw the Suwon fight on hb tour of Korean baltlefronu. f k and General Hoyt S. Vandrnberg. U. S. A ir Forres chief ol staff, an leaving for Wothmntnu • Wednesday night after llseir be*Ikfrosn tour, and a d A m c e * berk* with General MacAtthur. Two other Washington I’entawon general* visited the rront Wednraday. They are l.t. General Walter Oedell Smith. Central In­ telligence Agency rhlrf, and MnJ. General Alexander K. Bolling, V . S. Army Intelllnflct heitd. All four arrived In Tokyo 8nn. uoy for high-level copferra<<r» and <€ on-the-spot viesra of tho Korean sear. An A. I*, field dirpntch said leading atlacL columns swept on Suwon from two direction* and mowed down manv of the «urpri*ed rh ln oo in the open. Son* r r » raughl without their gun*. “ They ram* seurrylng Ilk. tr.li "Ut Of houses In all direct k m .1 " * lieutenant raid. aia. tiled tanks UoW on .. **B Allied Secretary E x p l a i n s Retaliation Would Be Immediate In Case U. S. Support Of U. N .’s Cease Fire Of Sneak Assault TO KYO . Thursday, Ian. |T— hV>— I’ rlpln* radio said today the Chinese Communist regime had rejoetod the la tost United Notion* Koroaa ceaao-ftre pro­ posal. It said tho U. N. firepoint proposal* for peace in Karea and other Far Eastern Is­ sue* wna “ Impossible.** W ASHINGTON. Jan. 17 (iP) Secretory of Stair Acheron * kJ loday liter* u no obligation on the United Stales under the North At­ lantic Treaty to eatabliah largr U. S. military forces in Europe. Acheion alto told a news con­ ference that he does not think there is anything for the Senate to ratify in the North Atlantic treaty arrangements made at Britssell last month for organiiation of an inter­ national European defense forrr I k added that perhaps ratifi­ cation action could be taken on the form of the military command now headed by General Dwight D. Eisenhower. But he said Inal in the tense that this nation hi* promised other nation* to do some­ thing. titer* just isn’t anything for the Senate lo take fovmal action ars J. F. McClelland. chairman of •ho County CommltMlop^aiutounc rd this moral .. Seminole Cttanty X4,, frg 'ltlin 1 had pre*ent«l requests --- sis for the rprimary ., and serunda m for . this year to Chair'm a n Alfred __ ed ... A. ____ MrKethan In Tal Iahas*re yesterday, tYoaant with Mr. MfCMtoml At liw* iiicvtinf wtri Comvniiiion- » ihj °w j nief, BCMton L ■ v i, Eis* F. 0®ric and Rep. M. IT fmH h. •Wn will bo advised later of the outcome of the meeting," maid Nrs. McClelland, gpd h« added that he had been^gry plrasc<l with the reception given Mm arul - the delegation. Contract for Grapeville Avon will ha let on Jan. 35, PH road requests Ji___ , Celery and Geaova pro(ram* and a Issue p f (1 ) whether the Renate Vandeubcrg said It wn* an Air should approve sending United State* rrinfnrrcmrnls to Europc Force maxim that offem e wns the for tho new force—as President lte*t defense. "Tho whole proof of defense Truninn intends doing— (2 ) whe­ ther that nrtlon U obligatory under against an enemy power I* attri­ the North Atlantic Treaty and (91 tion and destruction on the other whether Acheron ever misled the rnd,*v Vandenberg amid. "The Senate with respect to the treaty. American Strategic A ir Fore* Is A Senate decision on the troops- small but very efficient." He said the so-called "radar to-Europo issue appears likely to be delayed until after General the United States was Just going Elsenhower reports to Congress on In. He rontended there was a point his survey o f North Atlantic de­ o f diminishing raturns In spend­ ing for air defense and Intercep­ fense*. Achrsnn also said tho United tor* At Britain's best In the air Stair, supported the latent United "Battle for Britain," thr llrlti»h Nations irase-flrr proposal ns tn nevrr knocked down more than Korea In ordrr to "maintain the X per cent nf raiding German unity o f the free nations agsln.t l*.ml«ei% The Germans never wrre aggression," .c *a titM « ta Pam* Mat Ache*o^de»nted muriratfjs^new- Coffin N iils Blamed Eighteen Sanford bustnei era met last night In Oviedo’s new Mrmorial Building with nine bus­ iness men from the latter commun­ ity when the Bemlnole County Chamber of Commerce staged Us January Board of director* meet­ ing, first of several planned throoghot t .lie county. A derailed report on the status of the Sanfui-d Naval Air 8isl Ion was prerantoo ty Clifford McKlbbln and George Touhy. Chamber Manager Ed Whitney was Instruct­ ed to offer every assistance to ten­ ants required to vacate buildings which the Navy alii take over on May 1. Tha boom approved tmrtkl Hon again this year In tlw Amer- lean Legion iponaond county fair and necepUa far study a do county roods by If. B . ____ Pope._ Vico Proaidant Jack fla il was In charira o f Uw meeting In tha ahsene# o f Proaldent H. James Gut. who wna Ml. Oviedo chamber di­ rector* served coffr*. sandwich» Geneva Lake and doughnut* to tha Jessup, be made a primnry. farm adJourunmnL m s,: Oilvrr D. Gibbs, is on the Orlando at the Inral Hc-y at lOitU ..■clock A rslirvd eanu, er, In- had liven ... the port nin* year*. Lorn Jan. Id, tg?0 119. . ItervWing u He explained that i long-range air attack “ cannot be launched instantly." C Of C Director* Hold A b Cause O f Cancer Meeting In Oviedo County De Makes Oliver D. Air Forte chief of staff told a news conference, “ there would he certain indication* which, if pro­ perly utiliied, should pul u» in a position to retaliate almost immediately." Vandenberg said he and General J. Lawton Collins, Army chief of stiff, would return lo Washington Wednesday night after their visits to the Korean front. He was asked if the United State*, being a democracy, likely would not be hit a surprise attack if a Communist enemy undertook direct nssaull on the United Stales He answered t "Yes. probably." Tha $2-yrsr-otd Grncral then jy k q iw w f s q ^ g g is if they wanlW l a i U ^ T U . ed him to go on and expand that Lata on Capital Hill on tho whole crytic two-word anawtr- ,h# T r l » a , tH Ww ‘ r L i > y t ll>lf to market highway prejaet. Owners nf businc-trs ,tl the Jian fnnl N sv«l Air .Stilimi l« gsn rn*lintt pl.»n» In i.iratr thprrinise, in the nr*r fulutr follow ing tlw annnnntrmrnl here yr tenky by Cspt, D. T D.iy, coin mender of ihr J.ilMMotllr N s i.l 1 Air Station, ihn ,the. Sanford Sta I hon rmin he ready lor occtipaqei by thr Nacy on M«y 1 T. F.. Tuctri. |irr«iih-nt of thr I'rinshl-I^iughlon Mtmoti.il M»»'TO K YO . Jan. 17 <V P > - Gen pital Asioeialion. anmiiinced lit'' eral Hoyt S- Vandenberg sassl lo­ morning that thr iiiuatiun irgartfti*y the Air Forces lilrly would be ing the hoi|iiul at lit* *ir,>ott will able to strike back quickly against be di-cuiird at the aimtial mr. any unheralded air atraull igsinsl ing of thr A<>iM-MtNin lliuradi) the United b u t,. msinlsml. aflrrno'in si J;00 n'rl-ct in ti< "Evrn in imileclareil wsr," ihc rommuiinnrn' mom at thr Co'iii WATWtrRONT BLAZE BALTIMORE. Jan. n —t ^ - A wartime ammunition pier and a historic troopship swept by dleaatfoaa waterfront blaae w -till tar«eta today for ton* of we ter fn w fire aoaeu. Bat tha lota waa almost absolute. rakSf The * 6,000,000 pier which 111 fir* , last e* ‘ the fin dapar'awnt ..-sitin g the wroek- mt MIAMI BEACUTfu. n - i t P l Exresslrc cigarette MMktnr we* blamed today ax ona of the leadIng faetor* In the development of rnneer of the lung. Dr. Louis II. Clerf of Philadel­ phia, president of tha American I-aryngolofleal, Rhlnological ami Otologic*] Society, said tha aver­ age patient with cancer of the lung la Bkaly lo anplnln hit cough—an early aymptom of iho malignancy—waa caused by too much smoking. "But n cough Is net always due tn cigar *tUs. don't hid yourself, \* you have a persistent cough, you should have tlw altuaUm Inves­ tigated," Dr. Clarf told tha cle'.y’a southern section meeting. “ After all, Uw elleat aurgeoni have developed their art today to a point where tl b quite safe to render appropriate treatment. But, In spite of tetptnvewenta of diognorls, we stfll fat many can­ cer riuwa later than we should If we era to carry ant appropriate ttm iir ra t" Membership In the group in­ cludes eye, e*r. none and throat specialist* from throughout the Uatted States and Canada. BATHHtlfJSEH TOKYO, Jar- «-(Snv—Tokyo* M F mlsle httkhoUM operators are gnlug all-out fnr customers. Enticements Ineludt: milk hatha at 10 ys* faVmt three cents U. tU i in * saaji, mineral water, froe tea and baby-*Uf*is for young-mother trnda, age lo the l-ottom. Now, to top tkim all, a 1300,The daeetnmlsaioood (rantport 000 throo etery larhlsh bath Is Gronro Waahla^tM, which ear- under eonitroctWh. It will offer lied ell thev, plot] \ l» . A “ perfuMf ktete" .A u b a n t Uee te 1 te m m II R i i 1 •~- wilt Cteb . te hi Ute C ltr at I i N T . •Hat Oea- Burma Surgeon Is Sentenced To S ix Years In P ris o n Dem ocrats Split Byrnes’ Address ih nt h nun. Thousand Is RecommcndedFor Civilian D efen se $267 Air Force To Expand To Over 95 Groups: Dr. Compton Favors 18-Year-Old Draft WASHINGTON, Jan. IT— — Ihr Hoo-r voted appro,at lo. da) fur Ihr N at) tu hulld a I l*nl aircraft carrier rapablr uf launching plane, earning the alum bomb. WASHINGTON*. Jim. |7—oi’ .— I s Vll>rn<v " ‘ “ 'l fot bv eon.nitration uf Amet-K Defense Council Seeks C n r t v i r t r r i n f A i r l i n e r h»n fnK-ci on .. fi. t tin,- of de­ Five Million From fense In Kurone won unnitivnl to iluv of eonttmslonul Democrat* F e d e r a l Agencies W ASHINGTON. Jan. 17—'/Th « ho divided over hi* domrslic —T *o noted educator*, testify•lew*. T A I.L U lASSIX. |an. 17 t.l'l in* in Ihr face of murh Senate RANGOON, Bumu. Jan 17 Southerners aiuJ "Fuii Dialers" rndorstd id*' A Muttna i-nut lodiv jinfg- who commented nn llvin r,' in- — Tlir Cabinet llodyrl ( oinmii- ojpioBtort. strongly today Ihc propo*“ l draft IS etl Dr. Gordon Seaguve, World niigtirnl sihlrn* yesterdsy ** gov- rinii Pol tv ivutalively retnmmrndij rar old* Into Ihr armrd forces, S2h7.(HMI Im ri> it defenie. hut larold W. Ihoids. president of W.ir two** "Hutm.t SuiKCon,*' vrnor o( South C-rolins found com mon ground In the former Seen-gmllv of higlt lie.ivon The S l­ 1*1 V of State*, uwertion that "it left tn thr l.rgirlvturr the ipiri* I'rlnreton L'nlversity, and Karl T. l omptop, chairman uf the rswyest ojd American .rntepervl i* not wise tit have our Army 'll- loot ol utpiopri.vimg V».fMKi.OOO poratlon of the Massarhusrtl* to >er%r viv of hit rrnumini! year* \id<d la-tween Korea and Europe." fni vil rml hrlter, itui ollirr cni- Institute of Technology, both Senator Brewster of Maine erernry meivurei. urged Congreus tn mart imniedm priton for .udlnu loll Inlievmrn House. vtdrcfl one Republican vinvpulnt i*iel, the universal military Hie amount irtnminended u the irlwllmit ajjaimt the Ruimrte gov- when he vsid ttvine, had "made service and training program The lU liti of thr ho-| a >1 U *tu1 ri nine ill gieat rontrihlitlnn to pirb|p- fiipiir rripievlril In llte ilrfen'C proposed by the Defense Depart­ very clrar st jiieient. hr ilriUrrd I hi itking. I (niim.il Im itn c rilM .......... . -a ment. mini!! Sesyiavr', ■illoinvy raid he He quoted Capt. Day .u iniimstinK Senator George III-Gat said fie Sq MI0on rnir, Bfncv rnnlingenry yrsterdaV that the N a iv leatue'.i. would ippe-il the verdnI and that tielinr, flytne, “ f* m llrrlv right . WASHINGTON. I m. 17 </V) lie evperlril the .,p|*d In Im- about the European -ituatlnn.' ' ,,m' that the civilian (Mqiulalinn hai1 Ihr fmrrnmrnl will itnlrr 4 Till* tine* not mean. George added. Ihr council dot i« •'•eting 1'.have hotpilal ami mlrmh-it to h hraul in about liner werl. Mean­ the Shandonmcnt of the Far Kas* 000.000 to lie matched by -in genetal p iltr 4111! wipe frrese while die dot tor Wjv irluinrd t*> to ( ‘(min.unisRi. as co^>|ieralivr av pomhle. within the nrxl five ur six day*, a ' ripi.il sum iront the federsl Rot tii-oigv al*o applauded, a* did higli-lrvcl government tourer reOommUvinnei Atidrvw ('lanawav jail Humithicy iD-Minn). cinmeal, to tondnnl tiiellert rml tHiilril today, ■aid till, mornint.* that fnpt. Dav Ho i ouit hnmd Se*)!lavr guilty Senator uo imnietliate pro, iife tnriiicnl. It intpnriatino. had stated there I- a poaxIMlitt of two nf llitrr chsigrt ayatlivl Byrnes* rail for A roll-bad uf puiri lo Jan. piler-wagv frrere. tlyrne* nenril communication «n<l other eme ■ of something In-ing vvorkeil out If I levrb is millet ronittler.ilion, the prraent hospiial I r--nee,| a m i lorn ll ventrni eil him In m yeat- during World War 11 n, war mo- germ rcrticer. from th? rest of the Station with at hud l.ilmi on nnr inttnt. and Id 11rat ion director. tlii< 0 Hin.1l said. Governor VVsrrrn romin**Pied a separate entrancr. However, llumptiii i and tieiirgtone yrar nn the ntlier, with the Ihr decision wa« allithtileil to paitrd rompant un Byrnes' exlb,l in thr evenl of sr, it would Mirhael Gin-on. general man­ •m in or. In run enntutrenlly. l ltatlrv I. W ilion. dttriliir o l the pra„cd ho|te that llte Supreme ager o f Flmida Fashion*, tevaul 1 he veidiit tim e a, .1 (tun Court will turn down iippoali <n become 4 national emergency anil (Jlfice of Defcnir Multili/alion. He rd that nffhials of Ids eonipatn government wriild tr|Miitrdlv is convinrnl that lieilh* pi etc ill pi or. Mm) |ie|ioni hrtc i ease, which seek lo uladish rare the frdrial have )intielputed the imi,*IIiIIK' "have to vhoulilei all llte Inmien. riper Inl hi* .«(iinlls1 Nut*e *<gragntiop in lie Huutii, moving from the Naval Air ri voluntary nur piete-mesl •■<*«• l l ’iiiltthiey. Net rjiary ol .*'laie R. A. Cray Hub ran stem ihr inflationary lion, but hnd hardlv thought itnm hit liotjutal wept si the comt I r ,|li l,‘l»L.,1 * 'it stn-ng supiMirlvi ’ J"1 , . , 1, „ i , •*' ''M* “ sir Deal," rverntly urged deil.trril no arlmn riiotllil le la lin It would In- this soon. lor an lioui nol j Ii i II rrsd »t» l',,.,lijriit Tinman to .et up by ex•urge. “ We are glad to do atn thing In iudgm-nl iwlore » pu kr<! rAg'* veutivr order p Fair Kruplovnient Itetaioe Ivy the lime the Isgitl*Economic Stsbdwation Admin* our power t« aid In the defense room I'rattiro* l uaynlsiion (FKPCt lo tilir meet, in Ajiril the interna- idialor Alan Valentine was »e effort and ara arranging tu move -MUregalion iu tum d itii*lM,n ta*v |< i Itanucl. IHtitril rnvib to r itrv out thr oar opr ration* ns »MMi a*><W*it3F ,Vagrave Writfat^'ffiw v ^ t H mi ?M^im^•«S and H n industry, d " Gaorgr i, Atlumr-v General Hhharsl Fr- atrni-tbr-road 1 riling onlerv, drttu lorstlun* In downtown Hanford. vtiuealiv Only hi* moving prw mu* •i , Igormi, F F .rc opponent. lilt ,uggr-te-l it may he wise to We will lontluiM- to rmplui *11 ,»f cle» IrHl.vfed *nv ferlinj, rto tietogin senator, a ini -mi tirr n-h the l.egi-lature to autltorl/" pitr GSA’» latk ol enfnnement the |»cople now on nur payroll, and lint afl.-r tin- |iidgi > left Ihc « f Go Foreign Itelatlom Obmmit. thr t'atiin-t |n u-r any fiiml- In th* litaihiiteiv alttl »l.ill if our pr»-*»Vil fnrera-t foi this lee. -aid Byrne, seemed to lie "on i vent iif ii national emergency. courtrrwmi. fo told rrp-iilrrI V t a iliH f n, n „ t * « i llteie had hern n ilir i |tres|ir"I .(or,rid- hope the Ainrilrati -omul ground'* in declaring Hint Tlo- r'aldm l alsu rerormnended I It,ut* that prue-wspr control, “ ••M r filler, ghoulal I k o jllulin» n pooh will out Jnd(j.. the Jpe-'Ot' tin- full reiiue-t " f XlilUJHKI fm woiilil be applied whenever the If Hie t.'nitad N otion . |. unwilling of llnrma liy tti,1 iirfinn, uf few the Governor’s Higlnrav Safety "I lawr llm Burmese people,’n n ; ptvinptl)' to derlme f'tdna nn »g . Conference after Warren salil IS A mustered a >Uff aide lo handN'khsl pte.snr, authorise Fune mallei for (M l,” ........ ................ . . our. An- --- - "Next In the war effort, I don't !r the regulation.. Around the \torl>l th,- ilaetni',» “ Gaik thu supply hioe. <,f (he know of anything except the e s - , Th*- e prediction, were L.uiarteif n» h>- ho.plial in NnmWuckadlng srntlul function* nf government |v ntked »«> the ri.e in food price, Ihat'a got a higher priorirtv than lo the highest |inlnt in Atnrricnn khnm on Aug. '.*0 had -hoe' limit nn.!. of adniirri, of 'h e 1 Senator MrCIvllan lll-A rkt nui.l to stop these killings on the high­ Mvtury. Farm Mother, muvl wort 1.0 fann^l surgeon, who wa« decorated he approvr*exactly the line of ways." The KSA has turn making proday* and earn at lenvt %Ui in Both tho rivil defense ami high­ gretoward gathrrlog a .taff ra»h In every three month's i • hv King George. V I and the U H. {■*' F.a,trrnaction suggested by government for hi. heroism dur* ” rf*ic». way safely program, are new tu handle control*. lod In order tr» gel rontlnuoo. Imigle retn-at from IliitniTi Ini ,, ride ffuinp|inry said lie couldn't Vnlenllpi I ’ li wi-eli- ng" -piVservices. They have hern operating Hoeial Heeurily eredit, t’nul Weav­ •I’ o t' with all o f Byrne,’ ptoini*sf a prop" at hy lit ■ p t h t i a l d H er, reprv-t’ntaMvc „ f the S-x-iut It* l". *al, fm the Far Fast, he <ahl thr i muter apedal emergence appro­ ,< t Mlelipt I V. ftiHelle, fuf ti ti-f.l• Si’iig■ a• ■, uho tied «|ietil ui’-re Senirtry Adnilidsliation in lo tlien ','6 year- giving oo-Mr*l mo South (''irotina governorV -presdi priation*. purnr)', .hldny priyt trrese tin lait-hi tidd member, of th. sAn apuiopriitUoM of I.Mi.iiou u » "Inilleales that despite diffr-rnr, Inolr Count) Farm HmeMii .ml to th*- |liirii»e>v peotde, '*.1 fouml oil dome,th- Itani't there i, a ion .ipproit'l to keep the Forest Hill gloilf.ti* the * gnu's larked the manpower and field organisation It msII h v i S its Paar flw-,1 Vvlerana-on-tha-Farm t'la - »t godly of a'ding IM *I Km ! i “ eider aide arra of agreement In |mlbv adjustment*, violation a Joint tneeling at thr Henitiioh' tribe-men when their foreea tn among Ih-uiocrat* on foreign poli­ ca r., ami "hardship" a|>p«als, High Kt IohiI Farm Imlliling t 11*•l* raptured Nnmt ham. near the cies." Ih lull o f the eonlr Inplated night, lie was Inlrodored t. y Chinese-Burmese frontier. In his Inaugural address, an ft-tjc were not divulged wbeth­ The court illtc-l that hr atdeii John I’lervon. part idly pteparetf before President el M temporary laffnlt -ueb « , Work a flrr Jan. I, 1061 will llo-m h v'K illin ' them >mgir*l in* Tinman'* budget message berime MIFalle sllggmitrd. nr a loora bv counted towanl Horlal Herutlty at rum rnit ami nicllral supplies pulille, liyrnei cgprrtsrd hope tin An mihleillltird N igra Held as long na the worker rontinor, mill through J teller to * nnrsi Truman Admlnialratlon "will not vyorlvr. who bail eome heir ye • pvrmaoenl tsitangemeol El,ew here U wn* tliselnsed the V threatening h«-» u r'r-* to work for th* same farm opr*, i! Ilf grill , r I. ,!,i ' ,irKr either political propovals or It nitty wflcrmton, , it- firlptl tles-l Air Enter plan, to e.pand Its shr , . s, atnr, he said. * roornii g huit.e ut Ista* We l in ' lH .1 l ’ Saiali.tle program, whirl.. ara tlength I-. P6 to B“ i group, of rrrU)n ,, ,„v| ,|(. If the worker, after quallfytni; tie. io the hospital a rt, Thirl,-, nth Street , t,rIy thi . mull tfGcera anil plarn and P7l.0<Xi officer-Brought to RnogtHin , rer.trnl , , ij u r T r l ‘ . „ . . . for Koelal Hraurlly hy working ing, \V. K. Wat-on. justice i»r the llaallaass fra Caga axis rtmtiuitously for three month, lad after Ms n rrr.t Itw tk rtor j,,,, ,h it |n Vhc T w lg c t J e t- |mnee, Hiin<itinre,| today. for the same employer, rhanyi •pent six week, -offering h d e r , . uirtrM|npr , hU Congre.s art The Negro, »letut IP year, of unploy era, hr must again nullify r 'l X 'l l h 'l u . t e l ? , aid tn education. ..... his defense munsel obtained hi pid-ory health Imuranee and other age, «*.< found tired In-bed l*y by working for three month, I* I rani Buttle, owner of tile room. fore the wmh with the new cm - release It a private rcsldrner. Ills "F a ir Beal" measures thr Georgia ing house nl I II*mi Wc.t Thirteenth ploy* loyer begins to m int for 8<wi*l attorney, former llunucie su­ senator .aid ought tn Im laid a.!dr- .Strvol, who went to enll him to ( nil. A N DO. Jan. 17--Mb One preme rourt Judge Kva« Mvint. in these critical time*. Seeurit Join » fit hi t ree. Juki Iviiodri*, ooper told of rtmfr • said he lost 16 |rounds In prison. R. As an ufflcc hoblrr of long ex­ foreman of the crew, could not of the worst fire* In Orlando Ilia* encct with Rrprescntatlrr M. n Ills trial oponesl Oct. 12. with perience liyrncs Is expected to give Ihr man', name hut quoted lory *wept through two down­ Smitli, Senator L. F. Boyle ao-l the state hrlnp charge- ca'rylng play u leading role In registering him a* saving yesterday that he town warehouse, shortly after County Commission relative to maximum 4*iialtlra. for conviction the .Southern D«m<x rallr view. hud collie here from Los Angrle , I A. M. today leaving in its wakr damagr unofficially e,llm securing a faint-to market nmd nf death or hanl.hrnent. A month M »»t In the two year* Brocedln* Hilt Bridge, another Negro from Hanford lo Oviedo wit!, a later the charges were reduced to the next Orminrallr Party presi- who occupied a separate bed In aled at nearly a quarter million Idsailw M r « i , wns1 ■essinw * <n , m , seal fieri I ia I nufitinitlnjr convention. the vanii room with the man who dollar*. The t-uiisc hn« not hc-o de­ died, left early fnr work this termined. moo limy without knowing of the The fire occurred at the South death, -uid Mr. Watron. Street warehouses lra*e.| by Ao.nrlated Rrlnll Merchant • Food HANFOltD I’ lltKS Stores. Inc., ami the GrahamThe Katiforil Fire lyepartm-nt WASHINGTON. Jan. 17 -hit Jnnrt I’niter Company. Because It. IridortrinaHun ten )i«d three alarm* till* afternoon Flrr Ciilcf M si'e Bennett tsid ter. arc Jammed following heavy within two hour period. his rntlre force of t5 firemen bat­ line minute before noon they volunteering, the Air Force hatled the blase for live nour*. were called to nut out a fire In virtually halted cn ll’ Iriient Thr two building., which ad­ rrpt by men with prrvluuy Air u I'JiO .Sluih-haker truck oil thr joined each other roveri d a I'aola iroml near ( iM>k'a Grocery city block. They* arc located own Forve service. 1 AnnoiinIng this tad night, a Store. The truck, owned by K. block west uf City IUII. a|tokr.man .alii it f. hoited Ih- Mumiel, wan laidly damaged about au.pen.lon ran »>o lifteri alwuit tlie rah nnd wiring wav burned Felt. I. out arul glass broken. A t 12:01 firemi'n were railed Besides arrepting per»unne| with previous ex|teriencr. Hut lo a gras* fire at Fifth HtrosB High ; • .ttrday 63 A ir Force It also continuing to and loiiirel Avenue an-! at lasvv todey 33 a crept applicant* for the Wo- o'clock *o another grn*. fire at Rain 0U mtn's Air Force am) young men .Sixth Street anil N.aph Avenue, Total Jan. ram .11 Inch wlio I.avr been appointed to avia­ lasst night at 7iU a'ctoek they Normal Jan. rain, 2JI& iiwhes tion cadet enurstrs fnr pliola and pul out a fire In a /roe back of the Amoco Station, Second navigators. Both the Navy and Air Force Street ami Sanford Avenue, Imvo reported heavy rpll.lmenta w rong a n sw er roeently. Early in January imlli JACKfiONVj LLE," Jan." IT limited volunteers lo about 1,000 MONTEREY DARK. Ca!lf„ • day. Jan. 17—(/T>—1‘atrick John Re­ Atlanta ran uf El Monte usod the wrong Bismarck defense, lie said hr waa drunk Boston DEER H U NTER MORRMTOWN, N. J . Jan. 17 because he had Just had ei> teeth Brown*villa — OF)— Nne Jersey deer have a pulled and he couldn't stand tha Chicago new worn- today na if hunters' pain. Denver (run* and fawn and arrows weren't Police Judge le tte r 0. Steers Let Moines enough. fU p . thumbed through Rrgnn's re-) r*resno the CommtmBt-lsd VM Mtnh Yesterday two o f them .trolled cord. Nrw Yolk "You started havoing your teeth Washington out Milo a runway at Morristown that Urn Rod airport. pulled in IMS, be observed. "By JstkirnriU# Tta x ro r f« DC-6 transport, condor tn fnr UiU time you shouldn't have a a torchng, prowlptJy killed It In your head. Ten days la Missionaryy uDoctor u ugi Convicted Of Aiding Burmese Rebellion J Day*s Needed Bv Farm Workers For Security Benefits 60 I 'iiidcn(ifil'd Nu^ro Is Discuvurud Dead Serious Fire Causes Big Orlando Damage French Casualty Of Indo-China1 Air Force Swum pod By Eager Volunteers Sanford Weather The Weather -- Kj*U Jail. Next cm " lamp* � 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 16, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 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 16, 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/8eed13609c06279e46fc63656d356f09.pdf fe833341ab64972e3be275f8cbce9f45 PDF Text Text Truman Message By J. H IL I.IH M II.I.E Ii Nlgle (h a ir si in of ISS1 Msrrh of Dimes We reported earlier in this seiicr that t|,r National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has invested $13,100,000 during the past 12 year* on the most massive scientific research program ever launched by a - voluntary ageney against a --------------------single disease. Bight mm gui specific research and professional Korean War education projects are in progress quest nf infantile paralysi*. How­ ever, the struggle is a furmidahlonr because of the shiftiness of our opponent. Unlike smallpox, for Instance, polio follows no set strategy. Poll" ean’t b» relied up­ on to act In a predictable way. For one thing, there t* not ju«t one polio virus. Their are at least 3 of them . . . perhaps more. Scieitre needs a “shotgun” varclrt'i f blast this multiple enemy. Balia used to be considered n “ summer disease". In recent years, however, th* peak weak* of inclpepce have occurred in the auisny eases after the second week ip Sept cm tier aa in all the months before. In I960, the week ending December Id saw th* highest incMrnee both nationally and In Florida. To data this yiar, Floda ’ has recorded 457 cases of Mio, a U0 per cent increase over it year’s 212 ease*. Recently, a larger number of is been reported fur every mont of th* year than ones was t i „ Another thli Years with a high Inrldenco aaes used to lie year*. But no 802 eases: 1940 m i there war* wood through has placed mtlag financial load upo-> Mara of tho National m fo r Infantile P iraly ___ rhla ta. an analyils of figures ■t more amj more adults r stricken. In tha pa*:. I patient* were 15* arc abotlo H life On Island Off Korean Coast ttMMIaoni n « M r«a* oa*i figure for bin lies, tax proposal but said the total should exceed the rumblned total of these two „dls. Mr. Trum an said it should be the first principla of policy to “ maintain a balanced budget, and to Imanee the cost of national defense on a ’pay-as-wr-go' ba­ sis.’' he added: "Corporations should pay much higher Uses. Individuals should pay much higher taxes. Excise tnxes should lie higher and more extensive.” H r, Irum an aald new tax proposals soon will Iw submitted to Congress carrying these recoin- By H A L B O Y L E CH EIU, Korea— (£*>— A new life of hope has begun on rugged island for nearly 1.000 war orphans saved from Seou '‘Operation Kiddy Kar.” And today Americans opened their hearts to these child:* disaster In a sequel by the U . 8 .'1~ l l ’a a llS S N F mm * f>aa* Osat dal ion, for closing "many loop­ t-omli*. They killed an estimated holes" in present lax laws. 450 Beds. "Th e y were trying to The President also Informed makr an advance and we caught Congress that staffs are being -N IW U T I AND N(W TM A TM IN T" arc sought by polio victim Tom m y them," said I.t. Don Granger, rapidly gathered to apply “ broad­ Fasanacht, 17, as he is greeted by htx mother at the Children's Hospital Hanford, Calif. er controls” over prices and in Baltimore, Md., after an Iron lung journey from Lancaster, Pa. Seven Second Division artlllrry slam wages. breakdown* occurred during the lJ-nVe-an-hour trip on which Tommy, mrd a rain of steel at the |{rd». "in the case o f prices,” he said, Field dispatches said the alr- "the general jioliry must lie ta m -vln g van, was accnmpan.ed by an B-car caravan, (fslcrnalioaalj artillery pounding wiped out part to hold Ihe price line with utmost of Wonju. vigor." The Communists broke and fled He asked that the Department into the northern Mils at dusk. of Agriculture be “granted au­ Allied troops then reoccupied tin- thority to rontrol speculative dominant height southeast « ' Wonju. Allied cargo planes Thursday dropp-d 21.1 tons of fond sinmun1 thin, medical supplies and cloth­ ing to Jh* central Kuira defender* Other B ill forces were dug in •outh of Wnnfu. He said k go and manaeing But brisk fighting twirled ll the Tanvang area, far behind IN - forces led by Russia art “ a r­ •JK*j rayed agaii s| th* flat world." is a rail B"d road renter >ulh • ’Tb* great manpower under exposed Allied position. Tanran th,- c-ntrol *>f Poyfes Communism the Han River at Itw s— tri.r--: ** «* i* heltig driven with fanatic seal msrt bend. It Is « , tilde „t><- will to build up m ilitary and Industrial drawal route for the Sreon-I Divl Vt 4 sion leading toward ihe old Pu»ar strength, he continued. “ We in ­ vite disaster If we underealmate hrarhhrad. the forces working against us." The Communists srl uo thei Th* $140,000,000,060 figure roadblock near Ochl, a town on the main road between Taiiyam u-r,| by Mr. Trum an doe* not necessarily mean th* government and C nunglu 22 miles to H> •Wr ' I will ■pei that much In th* two They floured fire on Allied ve 1852. - -rs " ending «J u « ily y i|. , m u .. hides rarrylng supplir, In th* Ir'a The fund* m ay ho committed Keeond Division farther north. •'“* v ' rf " 1*a Mayo In a seen* from Warner Bros Allied patrols rushing nut to over several years ahead and M r. r T ^ V V r s t Join t Story, with I tarn Day and Gordon MarHae, show­ Trum an did not hint at the mac ing Hunday and Moiktay on the Riix screen. clear the supple road ran into road the budget to be presented on mines. Then Ihe Red, attacked of -Monday. Another ranguaid tialiul of the Hut by the end of 1911, M r. Communist flanking force tangled with Allied troops northeast of Trum an declared, defense and foreign aid spending should hit a Tanyang. The Eighth A rm y did not rrpnrt rale between $45,000,000,000 and the results of either skirmish. It $56,000,000,000 R y<ar, This i* reported there were at lest 1.000 roughly double today's outlays. "The real economic teal Of this R“d Iroona along the Tanyangdefense effort la Uw t wo' must Chunglu highway. work harder, reduce consumption, A . P. correspondent William and forego Improvement* In farm , flarnard reported from the front business and household equip­ that there were two full North ment." Mr. Tru m a n aald. Korean division*— the sixth and “This cost cannot be gut aff 10th— In thn force that slipped Into th* future. I t must bo gold by around the eastern flank of tho the people now, one way or an­ Second Division. Slsable elements other, and It abogld bo paid of force were reported 10 miles through Illa tio n ," ' • south .nf Cheenn, and, only six Laying great stroag on tho Inmiles forth of Tahyang. S ;/ S553: m m Mixed Reaction CI’m II- s m s e w W s,, Owe 1 olaa brought an astonished whistle from many business and Indus­ trial leader* Imlay. '•There goes our standard of living,” a »pnkr*man for the man­ ufacturing segment of the business world said, noting that the Preald-nt would want $140,000,000,000 at least, In the next two year*. Th* rhlef executive indicated ho a, unearthed would want tha unprccedr nted ty the March sum paid a*-w»-gn In ta in , and into tha also urged everyone to make their la will be o m e n ! consumer good*— autos, homes, and appliance— go further. some day. Many businessmen said tho Prvfldent'a economic m**«a“* wai entirhed In loo general term- for comment now, but othrr* noted that the president stepped into a long list nf Issues which have been bitterly fought ana are still high­ ly controversial. Following riistom In big huslnoaa those commenting salted that their names lie with­ held. Among thom are: Control of •peculation on commodity, axchanges, longer hours for labor, greeter start plant #in*n*tnn than th* industry has promised, more nubile power projects, salsura of nor* commodities for th* stock­ pile at th* onpena* of civilian production, higher and extended excite or salsa taxes, and credit eurbe on old aa well aa new homes. • more serious r*Uy, with the latbar of wage more serious dlafugtlon result* in th* Bujbar .and rmplratnrv S Catholic Bans worldly character. They may, for example, attend ruotlon ptiturca, but may not parHrlpato In "communnl hunting," aa r errmplv a fox hunt or ■ raht drive. A ir Force to the fright that rescued the orphans from the etrreti of Seoul. Tw o C-47 transport planes flew through foggy weather Monday afternoon to la n d !0 tone of gift supplies for the war waifs on their Island sanctuar*, 70 miles off the southwest tip of Korea. The gifts included several tons of food donated by (he Arm y. There was also a ton of badly needed medical and toilet supplies purchased In Japan with fund* contributed by U . 3. Far Eaa> A ir Forces personnel, and clothing donated by individual! and or­ ganisations from all part* of America. "And this is only a trickle of what we have been promised,” l*L Col. R. L . Blatsdrll said happily, BlaUdell, who lives in Fort Worth, TexM is chaplain of the the at roots of the Korean capital by klndheartad American soldiers. Since then h* has relied more than lf 18.000 . ............for .. ........ the Ir ...... share. Th* orphans are housed in the old wooden buildings nf an agrlcultural school on th* outskirts o f Chaju, Th ey cam* running In ca n* curiosity aa (ho truck* rolled la fur the bihlr tells me so." The girls laughed merrily and Immadialrly sang back to li'm Ibe same song in Korean. The carefree friendliness of the children was In marked contrast to the dispirited group that hat hern flown here last month. Three weeks of fresh air and nourishing food had given them back childhood's ,;ift of laughter. “ We have 27 deaths— all child­ ren less than a year old," said the orphanage doctor. "They wire too waak to save. But the health of the children now la generally good, although 06 are ■till ill. Most are suffering from malnutrition. Thirty-five have contagious diseases, chiefly whooping cough." The orphanage would be re­ garded as shocking by American standards. The rooms are over­ crowded and only those sheltering the youngest children are heated. present— not « « the superinten­ dent or the doctor— receives * rolory. All they gst U food snd quarter*. Blaisueli would Ilka to correct that situation too. but bo toy* "the chiIdran coma first* Before wt left, the children i f •cmtiled in the yard and u n g Korean song* tuned to a wheex. tnir old last-century typo of foot pumped organ, in the group « u a small light-skinned child baing carried piggyback by an older boy. The yuungstrr had a candy bar in his hand. “ Ilello Jimmy.” aald the chap lain, and Jimmy wared his candy bar and smiled. Aa our truck drove away fr<>u. the amlling orphana chaplaU niaisddl aid gently: “Jim m y ii half American. The other children know h — and they spoil him to death.” Itraxil is the world's second larg­ est corn-growing country, behind the United Stale*. The U A Air Force base at Lime­ stone, Me., is lOjOOO acres in area. But the Alt) orphans are en­ joying a Ufo richer than most have ever known. Chaplain Blaisdell h, working night and day to carry out hla own dream for them— a real home where they can he warm »».l well el»d, art! can get the beet of schooling. lie feels the promised genero­ sity of American civilians will enable him to carry out hta Waiting For"n SaU T b N a d in Hb n I im 'Jesus loves mo, thl* I know- p rk o aad w a n controls" to hold tho anti-inflation -lino fay tho du­ ration of tho emergency. coiling*. International pacta governing tha supply of vital matarlali, and wtMMjpn of export control, Credit control over existing ho“ V •» well a* new dwalllnga. But the major omphaala waa on ■ rigorous, budgct'halandag tax “ Bu‘ f°f » » V group t* seek to adjust Its Infomo upward, to countoract the higher ta n a which the doferu* program la making nee**M r y , would tend to relievo that group from Ita share In tha coat o f achieving national security. I fta that m t f group w ill E Apart." apB will K do hi* lag standards art hri* oil, to provide suitable Wdfrkatra** anel a X llliM s I , dtmtrtex “ai* bolng u ^ B r a s ttfl S of all MW automobiln-as trustworthy a* « h (Kri operate and maintain. hwfr. wUtr bipcar look! ao^ ^ i i f u l l > tailored Modem-Mode bueriont New In ufeiy. new in steering ease, new In feature after feature! h'a thoroughly proved in all p. from the finer no4hifl driving of lb Powtrglidc Autuma,* , rammlssion.* or the finer standard driving of its Synchro-Mesh the Rett, fm p l performarxe of ii« Vahve-in-H Come in-*** and drive A m rrfctf, k trtru prirerf cor-Chevrulet for 'Jl-ih e only e a r * many blg-cxr advantages at such low cool! safest, most comfort*He edition Chevrolet's America Preferred Bodies by Fisher. •Abrt ia g Th a * u erv an instrument f U to provide a sal MOMIM-MOOI IKTIRfOM | ) l i j3 i "-^=’gw ^ -r-wW - r H C r L l j l S l F 'l i D n | . H* | O a n a n w m s w s j , N M S h W W *. :,s ‘ i d a W l P i �- SE '-r 7 • O TP S fm itfi NAVY TO REACTIVATE SANFORD STAT TH E W E A T H E R to Unity Th«r« to Strength— T a Psntevt Ilif Peace of Ihe World: To P rtM o tr I hr Progress of A iff i It*. T o Product Prosperity (or Sanlord. W b p $ § > u n ft t v b AN VOLUME XXXXII EatabthheU 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD. ‘Savage Allied Attack; Osan Is Recaptured IO K Y O . Tuesday. Jan. I(> </P) — Am ciusn and Alliril lim n «*'nctl U|i to 12 miles Moral iy in 4 Hidden. rffrnsivc on the w nlcin Korean (roni toulh of Seoul. Tank-infantry team* by ntghliall • m l trcrpliiird three towns Or­ an. Kumyangiang and Gion. Lhe attack by an Array lint had been in trlrcal liner lair Novrmlicr came nnl) a lew boitfs aflrr O n r ia l J- l-awton Colliiit raid Amrne an lortcs "will triU m lv •lay anil figlil” in Korea. ('••Him mail* hit fighting H ilt incnl diiriiiK a viul lo K n't. . • A hlaring morning ilrikr hy ■•iMi patftl I hr way for the attack An Force lighten and lm m 'xri A. P. i orreipiradenl Stan Serinton reported that fiontlme morale anrong U . N . troops soared « •!" weary fighters realized they haJ •cued |hr iniltalifr. al least lot il lyA ttranff lark of resist «««* 0 from Chinese Communrsl Iswcp* • rM H ffW - T V - R yrW ^jw JttJW *' first •erioui itand from miR-in _1.il. potiliom north of Kumy*n|janil al duik. There lh«y o|*no«» uo U . S. Th ird Division troo^i with aiilimmlic weapon. Allied artillery bloatail the Ttrili t n u i u N oa r»a * t » » i Badman Bill Cook Reported Captiired In Mexicap Wilds J o l'I.IN . M o, Jan. IB-f/Pt— I Indies nf H i m p n a tw were firand in o mint ik if l M r uday and poller raid lk t| w r it Inveallgating tkr poealbiHIv lh*T were member* nf tbe miming ( arl H o m e (.rally. W U " * •lain by Had ra n toll C g h - It • u a*i drier adaed ImmaMaialy what her tk rrr ra m ngy «4her hodlea In the abaft. C b W a* Potter Prank Martin »br bodk. bad nac baan/toongbi (a thr aarfreo bai Mini m a loabrd Hha that af n NMb f k L Martin said ba wna-pat cart ala t ha bodies were I barn af tba Maaarrs bai Ibal ha M l rela­ tively aura they wrra. SAN D IE G O r C alif, Jan- I B . < A V -Sheriff Bart SUand M id hr war informed that Badman BUI Cook, »u»pc.-ird .layer af eight, haa been raptured In Mexico. The Information i r eti red by lha •hrrlffa office shortly hafore 10 A M. Pacific B u n d a n f T in * today was that Cook wee KiM ed Mfl rallra below the border In the dcaolata region of tha lower Califor­ nia peninaula. With him, tha repati eald, were , two E l Centro California proa•w pecior*. Porroat Demi era, i t , and James Burke. U , mleilng for ten daya. They w «r« said be ba un­ harmed. Cook. Si-year-old Joplin. Mo.. ox-eonvki, haa ban (ought throughout tho country elneo the Hiaoppearaneo of an Ulinola fern* ' lly of five In Oklahoma. Tha report waa alao by M rxlm n authoi •dor from hare. arm** the border ,. ....... They were advlard that Cook /al and the two El Conbro man he wee •“T bettered to h e r. dtourtnd In Me ] deepen to. blood it e M d flight wore being betmgkt ba t c h » airplane. nnl. ~m i' The manhnnl. -me af tlra the moat blatory. retentive in tha the eowotry** ■— darted early' In f u n 'i r t after the Maod-etalnedI entomnMla of tha irl Mannar Maaeer mna rarae found family af Carl war Tuba. b i. abandoned near Tetaa. O Obi— The hodlea of CaH Heater. S3, T e n rr Cart, flea m B. Dunn E d u cato rs Give Tentative Assent Burns To D eath To Law Revision In Blazing Home Truman P re p a ra t io n s W ill U n ite d S ta te s $100 NEW SPAPER ONDAY JA N . 15, A*>m i:ilr t l 1951 P ra m I .caned No. HI5 W ire President Declare Says $16 Billion In New Taxes Needed In ’51 F o r A tta c k Th a n D A IL Y f l o r i D(A___ a M Reds Reel Back Under U. S. Will Remain In # Korea, Says Collins; Air Force Kills One Thousand Chinese Cooler Uml i m » r « l l r (a ir through tp-ofey nft|*l vhowpre •I vrailrr places in im lh M it anil rv tn p r aouth portion this *(ternoon Moderate north we*|. srlv oinik Reel Cos* M o re B illio n B udget Ot $71 Billion IsS ugR cstcdA sT rum a it Em phasizes N eeds Of Services! a-- ** Not r r»n .r c i I '.x p c c t - IC n s c Jn D ays lle ir r l- O c c u p a n ts onl Nav il \o 1 sltoi. Iivalrd llni spring, the in x il sroi-oio f i t-w ) I l ) .y of Jatkwtn a led to iin v r in an •riw- to cunfei wilb ("it/ . mling ih-t.iili nf th* e |iio|xrty now tinder "!ily. diate e lln l fl|v»»| (K lly K I.TO N t:. I A t > |r Y m f l 'H I t |a»|||e||f* ^ • W A S H IN G TO N . I.o 15 </Ti C a ld w e ll O b s e rv e s S i^ n in u *1 M ) 1‘m olciil 1 rum in rillin ilrtl ii> ler giwti l»y ll'p ra s M 1I4V I lie niilUvry »i!l '|ieiid tir'd.' j ijvff„ (K* $ 4 1.000.000.OfX) tn 14 ib ^iiil re it n«*l flr»ifv |r» m •)uire 4Ulburili r» u.uliacl lot « \ S U IM -t M \ . inis |J— /i|*» ■ , now liohlioi; -Preoident Imusais tu n ay »MI.IM)0.«MMN»l liming the ue»t tl iliangi-sl the tlrnll reaulalmu* In b-c.tl yrar. urrtnit I* -In- .’( s t a r .old* tn L e g is la t o r s W a r n e d O r la n d o P o lic e m a n Is shi 1 Isis S rn .ln i 11,Hind. le lie albartl ili.it He) billmn thvl sulunterr (or Jl nmnthv of iniliSlit*' r.ls an,I ffrp >\rj ''S i tins - m m I'reviuu |) il hnil P a y C u t W o u ld H it B lo w n F ro m B o a t lar price U r III Illr In k of Sighim? aid 1 , >1 llx ,r 4 'l,' . 1,0,1 lie ,I. lirrn mi on., itile fur drult-rlifi* I hr Kiuron v« 4i mil piriuirinii, Te a c h e rs ’ M o r a l e B y Gas E x p lo s io n tils- jn iilh . to rn lfr thr rnllilars ■'Oulu tKf hail llr,| ,11 1 iMvntXS 4g4inil |Mi<iiblr ( iinuriuniil illeckt tor ih r Zl-innnlh |iriiotf until "ill.* -v,11 least mtisn'cntcncc |.rIh ihril (|. Dunn, almul 45. N il elsewhere The I’rmrlenl <-mnlv4l A I I A I I A S S F r I u» I*. </P) the. were arlualls railed tn the r„i . ixrs And I itp 1 ilrall IN-gular enlUlmrnt* run Two trailing figure- m thr Floti­ burned lu ilealh in n fur <d un- il/rrl in III! Iiucbr.l inrvMga II be, it, v run 111c1c ■ n il,n il. ra t 1Inr Initarr |irriial«. Selrelise lla « Irani tyilrm today gave tau- dernimeil origin winch rompldrly ( ‘ongirvi that the mililsi) pliare ul Sr n ic e brailiiuarlrt* aaiil llir on lia iil ibal llxv would do r - nry tioui, tirtl-glame spoiniat (or drilruyed lu* in iu p aia tiirlr act* tl mutt lx tentative artiun ha* 1111 n lf-it nil |>rr*ntl* tiling poilil.lr In i d llt il it-i hvrrl mini mnminendatKim of the leptt- home at 2M I South Nsnlord Ave­ dr*iring In enlist for a full term In addition lo llx 3*4i,tWK),OfJfJ. llx Nasy’i sr('nn In ans ul the armnl Inrre*. Him • vlii|SS rr,i,l| lative cnuncil fm le/itirm of llir nue vhoillv Ix ln rr J:0 0 n'rlueV 000 he |ir«»|*<»*e-»l fur llx I im it n r r Sf*retail nl llrfrnsr Mar­ T in Na<y'* •U»oi,nrr„i-,d ,* s' ulnml law. tin* (training. lie *»*• alonr in the year Ixgmnmg neat lulv I. llx shall lid •tr|ii>rlrra in Itlrhmmsil. ■•I that foU, N hvmI nnd Menu* School Sup». I horns* I). Ilailer Inline at tile lime.. 1'revnlenl* e»tini4lr«l -mother H O . V r„ tin .41 that all Ihr armed I orp- si, stalmrsa »u Ih - Fast, srfiice* wunlit prnrurr their men No raiDWr'i uu|nr*l into thr 000,4)00.000 worth *•I uiiliuril) and Fal lleitileiion, prrinlenl of •!•' West, Old lilllf *'••»,< ■ will r»4 Ihroogh the Selrrlise Sersire t,. Ip nxe* rc«|ir,tid thl* apti, Honda Fahrcatinn A-tor utiim. r i circumstances uf the ilealh wdl lie •Imulil lx granlril bo llir balanrr t|>-inde I •sstern imiler amendment* ash­ 'ru u i,. asri.ts of pretted concern, however, that the necncary, raid Ju ilic r of tlie I'rarr nf this year. H im would hung llx ed in the (trail law. This prii|iu.udlii*,) program. morale of the teething piofcvtiun W- F - Waliun, (his morning, lie total fund, voted or 4iilluin/ed fur «l wont.I reiiiiirr rungrrsainnal Itoni The lour World W artiun y|ar*h.ill w a* In HIch’nrd. might lx hurl if thr room il'- pro- 1 termed tl>r death acridenlal. in.- al llrumwick. 3 this year In *52.000.1)1)0.000. aJ a a 1 a> . a mioid lur a mri'iiug u| VintlnU >v.,ig*vills*. Tra ., *nd *« Itoulf (nr rutting payments f->r I tie fi»e firut nolurd by M r. Truman -aid that o r Military Inslllute's toMfrl of Collf Tht first th inmod highly trained tra rlxif goes M m . F. M. Smith, a neighbor in a mouth, ago tin* arttti mllitats viaitiira. i Air Stations; (list it home at mu ihe it reel bon lire forres totaled lr » . than t.WKIjytai, through. m Maim,- f*>•dll; tbat they have been itHri-tsaod by W A S IIIM .IO N ) .( . r> <<!•» Hum, ot |iart nf tlx foot sta They laid it alto might de-liov Dunn Imine. Six dril.ne<l lliat »he aU m l IJWO.nOO: that thr fund* ha •— I’rrsuirol Truto.in tialay »enl lions ate prvvcnllv under it-.i .* to tlx leailterv* irwentive to ininave wa» awakenrrl ibutlly Ixlrrrr 3:00 n-krtl In llir new luHlgfl wmdd i(*ongrr»a t7l,'i'M,(H.tt,0tlO nxnd- private firm* or miinirt|.allll« %. tho o'clock by the toumi al brrakinr orovldr fur nearly a milium more their training. ounounremrnt said, tint all a,# ing I'inigei bo thr govrrmixnl ni->l atibjcrl to ivclatm by tb - s->>v*rnOefrnse official* told a Serrate (jla»v. taw the glow of the fire. Bailey taid IJx enmmlttei|a*t week ther ni nr * w» irmj ir-mj • — ’v ir ,. tuum ifS’ re- I l i l l i __1 j 11^ 1 t rnm nrnuT h im w it s m y r ^ ajpl iteJ.s U* luxnl I>1 *16.- msnl unite, rctaptivc rlsu -rs Tho coaememLitioM '*rinJlm-*lx>le, arc. ^ W m d h r r h u i b a n d . ami called M u hr attained. -n*v ' ^Vf\4^ (bat whtlw- ii "deVitf V rrftTwbl.Wyr il n*rr|«d lo halame »erv good" ™ ^t*f uefUfttnenl. Mieae nett Junp 30 a* iWM'hlr. (■> imajivrnli-rii. as lid lr p r. it. Mr Truman *ald Wlta that m oir At the White lluuw. I*» • Iiu....'> .lunlnl» !• • *' ,, . . . . Tha house ana fully Involstd in -Ihlc tho,. now boldlns* th* fxlda," llersilerMin raid the lrg i.| .t..r. | fUme, » K , n the flra truek arris- than SJKK>.0<k» mrn and women „ J I.IOM.mW.OWI fivtl Defense Bill I»"*t.-.-e th.; tln-n is "urgent rxe,| for fh#t# llx (' I | M iilri% ,1 -• L ^, have "done a very eatnr-t, vet}' ed, «md Kbr Chief M. N flevr th- National Giranl ami R e - n r imi.mtu - !i' "i ulomu «*if*r. Slano. . * r » n o n tli* v I** station, to lx rrn|xixd ” 1 liu ilg c l l i i r i i r H ( J J lf t aineery fab nf at-.nlylng the aeluw-1 loud. Il wa* nut side of Ikr pity oeganliatlnn. o f t h r *rn.r.1 biri-r, I t u . -II . 0 '.o .). l lraiMm.-. ?v i,4-. vm T l x ftiuiivwlrk nnd Satifotd v'» program, and In th« main the.' limit* and nu hydrant watrr w*. on- ayallahle for "rapid innliillrr. •1 ( i l l 111It.r f»l .1 |e ,|il t b s ' w ill S i d or M 'lI *1 ■*1* • 'U N • 1 1’ 1, . , lion* will supplcmrni o tK lin r A( allow a real tinder standing uf pin tberefore available K iiuimcii eim- lion." and that fund* In the .... I- 1' » • A‘lmir.1 liatlori. Ur n U . l "» N * ‘ .k„ O il'll,||< -.Hill |H“ f 1M |M a, 'i n n li Icvsitii flort .1, ai tnitlc* 4' 'foot, t - l | | |ta*,r #sfc»aa i l i a . „ ,, I |*M‘, ( - l l l l l l II»W« • N« «4t I ilHIMi I it . K tH IIlM * I llfll I •!* . i l l 1 hlrma the atate tare* In flnarxing rentrated nn protecting the home* , , 11 > 0 .r p s N i.o n o .rx M i III 4 i p c c l s l set Point, I! I . nod Jacksonville, deg. re of rradinr*. of the rrw -.i. 1 l ‘« • • ' M.M«b..n U M m . i . ' ni.i.Pu.n. Jurat ...... .. . « of C. P. Iti'ce, 70 feet to ti.p nnrtli Fla The llronswick farilltv -*111 tin- piddle arhunlt.** to In C o ilg ic t . lir dxsva^r ,n A ,,'n,t' K" " « > <ln l"n a li..n a l 1 lo- r.v.prnai| * . an alt fa<-,|,t- In,, Moth of them aald they %r#*# and J ix Wright, neighbor un tin organisation. l i a v r r c .v , I v U l s h o u t t h IC C w e e k : . will lx rami-d up lo vtatiu of «n The numlM-r nf active unit- m rvatiflad that thr legHatora hod south. The Iwily uf M r. Dunn xhleli the annrd four*. lh»- I'rrsuli-nt | M r V4M 1 h r w o u l d 1n k r l t i n g l e ■ at, atntinTi later. rerugnliod that a-leuuatr arhiml The naval auilllarv ai, st.tfon farlllllea cannot lx neoyhlrd w ith­ wa* nut ill*eovpre«l until the five raid, la Intreaalng rapidly. t e li u * s ll 1 * . U ir i r • x * III l l l l l ' "In the A rm y.” hy wrotr. "m »t K ing .villi will lx used for train out earmarking nf Mate rchm.l room house had liurni-il to tin I l l i v e t o l.v i l | in 1 Hut l x v b n w havr vailed to artivr duty aevri»| itisr pilot, of conventionsl rnginet mnstruetlnn funds In aueh a wav ground, was propped in a half e ,l „ o 1 <i,t I i d e m r l l i s l Vk •■ u ld t r . i l l y ida'o'v to fl\ Is I v Th* Saul a An* t-rat eounllea may Inirmw against altting pfMillon aa If hr had fall- Nat|ot,al Guntvl diviaion* ami t>aetivated rertaln rrgular d m farilltv, origlnnllv u llgh 'r, then h .ip p r o future rarvenura for immrdiatr- •n in Die hallway at the edge nf tOwallawae i n Par* a t,, r 1, lusse, w ill lx n,r,| * , 'rain l'« the Ixdrimm dnor. Mr*. Dunn in . onatrixtlnn. I n l o . lit*" * %■*I'f lit ' ||F ||r 11 I o n , ifi. f ir,' Mnitii.- f m ,. hrlxop'ar The legislatlvw lounrll tuupisaeil tint borne al (he time. . „ r v , I r a l iV , llir f i r - f ir u l o n 1 p ilo t , \ I9I!> Ktudlialier truck In Mu a ennatitutional guarantre of Slnti rio* vlatioi, al Said-od prois.i t il l ' d u r a 1 1 b u d g e t 1* " llu v rapilal outlay runlrlhutlnu* tn ratp-irl nf the hnuae w » . Ii*i|ly 3 S c p n r .T lu C o m . i m l H W l t t l l O f B t l c I l C I l W H l f l s i IC . I l l I v 10 4 p e l IfM 1 n l g i i i v c Idv " ill support ra tilrr *'t rro u p i rouullra for SO. year*, with auth­ •lauiaged by thr flame*, Inrludlnr or patiot plnnr ,-p,ad* 4 ority to horrnw against Ihe future tanks and termite spraying ertuiti F c ic n s In s a n it y In dangel A rc C o iitc ttip la lc d Navy iH.ktsman in .la 1, vonvilla Income with freeholder approval nf men! Mr. Dunn had Ixen profes­ | x 41 r t i l i x | lir t i« i| » f r f r t l r n l n l •aid t'alav sionally engaged In this typ* nf the Honda F o r E u ro p e a n A r m y Last D a y s O f T ria l It iv rtp citrd to l„ , iratratssirm. rhe H i t cllliena rvsmnilttee 4»u spraying work. 1 f l i m a II p i " , p r i n t i n g l i f f i g N t l l ^1* .-tl during llir finit half of th* W A H IIIN fiT O N ~ Ja n . l b -- ./»'• schools, and the P EA have rrrom The hum* had born an altarIH ix 'l lo i llir f o ia l y r a i . l u t ­ LO ND O N, fan. IS (rl’i l.envc*l, hr 4<ldo| SI,ire „o or J e t . A K s S D U R G . Gerniauy. l-ra 15 mended atxlt a plan. live, modem type of fram* eon The Hunremr O u i t today stru'k n ra llv ll it r r - f i lt f i . o l tisvr yr, U r n rocrl'r<i. i(x -lf | 0 l‘> lire K i h Ii 041 irn liru id ing J u ly I A t for tbc l«rlalators• prnpmal •frurtlon with aahotn* shlnglr down, (i tn I, a New York Cily cral I). KlserilMswer grit brvl-li.tnil llifor,nation as to Ihr nora’x r of f 1 'its •• to permit counties to tag home, aiding. It was huRt and ieeup)e*> unlinaner which re<|ulr«a rli-rgy. « » U I 4 ll< r I'x la V lli.il I b i l s i n - lo life imprisonment Imley lot il (01 t m llla iy - r i - K e s men to lx hssed In Hanford iv no* m rn lu get poller permits Ixforr atrada for school mirpo«a», Bailey hv llx Drum* ahotll a vest ago. | i4Uvmg (lie iiiuidri ol |imliM4td World War M's "Oulposl of f rrr out lo ilm o l J 4 7 I lo r r v o v o ur nvailahlr, office,, a, tlx J»eV they can preach In thr atreel Mr*. Reese, nearby neighbor, aald “ aomethlng like that l» go­ '('asitaara oa r# i> Slat o l l l ir m in e 152 JWIO.OOO men. writIn another derision the triburi. fbini" iv |irr|i.nri| for beavirr roni m lrn|mn <amp prnonriing to havy tn be done unlvaa we stated that she and her huvbaii'' wl traanininusly irn au m j the n iy M trlb rrt lii help vlmie up (be llx "H e ,I W ilib ol lira Iim - u x n a n d 1 lu ld irn in ll ir I ’ S auiim r the stale la going tn hgvr slept through much of the firrtrunell of Havre (*• Graee. Md , A nd if the I'r e s id r iil h a . hi* m .i Ii I,' 44 years otrl. wai •onviilnl to lake over eomplet flnarxing of until lx avroke to take snisr mrtli- fur refusing In Irl a Jehovah Wit- W rtl'i rlelenxi I llia t -aMn* km iouii I the aehnole In th# futurr." elm lie got nut the garden hn»e nr saw group use a puldii pmk , o| rlimes .ig,trail A u i I im u m'l * • )’,•i ju * l11«h,I iou » , -•* .a s . n i l During llx d a , llx ni|»irnx m m Bailey offered a "rough gue»s" and aided firemen In protecting fur religious services. tx iiiu n priiorien ol tlx N 4/11 Ihe that rutting ptate allotment* fur hi* frame home. Alliiilu lours in Ilut in r.till a third o v m tiismlei ol reillniieri widow ol llir raiupl rank I and r^nk t teacher* (those The Sanford Boat Work*, huu-- ■vhlrh Ihr Issue nf freedom of l)e -1 », 1 with arademle work beyond a trae- lug thousands of dollars worth of waa raised, the high rourt u i» I, uroix, ,ronferird. with .Ibiiub ... „ I v*4iluur na/i miiun-indei O i l nol helor’t degreel ami rutting off rixtlv motor cruisers, was menac­ held, h to :i. the diwirderl) eon. Irru* iMisii.trs l.uivmxl Munwrll The Seminole County M*rr|, nf in 1 mui l Ii , , r j ' ,l,r State fund* fm Junbr rnllere< ed Sunday morning by • fit* fol duct conviction of a stuJcn* «•- U . d n , of Britain's delrn.r arms m III,nr* to raise fund, fm lira ’ zi and klndergarUna aa recommended lowing a gasoline explosion in e W restevl while making a pollth *1 stood by to tell hjienlmwcr tlx M r v K i h I i I m t V r M ilo 4 l i V - iifanllle Paraiyai* Foundation go’ IdssHasM a* N a * T*ee«» foot cruiser in which John Wdlanl. speech on a Syracuse, N V , role tlx,r servirrt would play m r wl lirn ry in h r, pilmn vrll Iu l under way to.|*' under th* ill Orlando policeman, suffered minor street corner. ret-iion uf John L Anuls. a.iivt»,| (lie plograin liighl A m u rl dm lot Ii m il'll die Iteat tivalion of Ihu Hanfoid burnt about tha face and hands. Chief Justice Vlns-m *pokv for by Gcotgu A Speer, Jralg, Doug Naval A ll 8 'ation •-•I' '-i no way The eiploslon which occurred the tribunal lu rarh dreiaion. lie Among ollirt lliingi F^tenhovvri wav in nn miidilion lo attend llx las Atrnstioni, and Gc-rge Touhv. when he waa try in g to atari the hvld the free iprerh i|ue*tlon did v*4% listed lo beat were still un­ session Iralay 4l«.l lievi die sen- affect the Geurgi- llisr. Umpire Minlatuin iron lung* have been 8 chm>l piogrum which will he commotor Mew him ant of the erui«ei-. not enter Ihe Byrixuse ease I*-plai-vil In dlug store*, ic ta u ia n tt published drlailv of llriliui** bigIrnre idete-l well within the *'d> dav per­ niul other iCoatlawoe raw Parae Three! Rav. Daniel 0 . Hodgin, a retired cause the student, Irving Fein- r, plaica of hiivlnet* Il was llir icmnrl llir iinpiuoii- iod allowed by tlx Navy to clear throughout ihe county for tlx crjj. ininieter who trad made hla home almost started a riot hy hi* grit prairtim r defrnx pfograin far the paat twy wlntora at Pel- H a r r i s o n s G i v e n Il It etpetlrd lo in. lode an r f mriil senleme for Mrs. K ' h Ii Ihe It* imtallatlnn*. Mr. ilarr stated lection of small t-hungr fr im cue. pica fur “tha colored penult- to today. lOawslawec ssw rse* Mat IfawllawMS n* S-i.a TS i m i lowahlp rro n t, died at 11:00 A.M. turners who wi<h to aid it, tlra sight lla v lls a d •*■■» I'hrvrl Eniolliur-:t al Ihr school is es- lo overcome the ravage* of Infan$ 4 ,6 6 3 I n D am ages terday In tha local hospital. He Mt-leil to tx go'iil, though much IIIf paralysis. Mr Saul* aid been in III health for a u year* h : i:ess than was anticipated la-t Mr. sod Mr*. W . I. Harrison Bom July ST. ISM In Pleasant Poster* afr txing pl»r---t In H e a d C h i l d r c n ’ H U r o u p summer, In spile nf the Selretive store windows and on tlg n 'o vt-li Garden, N. C , be rs w r to Sanford were awarded damagwa totalling Service draft. Mr Harr aildnl. — . .In. . their -------------------rldey In C ir­ from Brighton. Mich. Ho formerly J4,M3 eult Prldi stressing the immirtani •- of fh* PI fteen prospective uniptir. March of Illrix*. lx added Th * I id paatomtaa In Columbus an l cuit Court agalngt T . B. and W. P. O R L A N D O . Jan 16-(8 | «e ia ll have a '-ru d y atrivad and many IL Pleasant, Ohio with tha Ohio Ball. Ira-1 Irueh broker*. J. W. Itamkstl Cha>'-, Sanford rllMi* utorr student* wrill lx here hy Rita Theater Iv ro-operating arm early Meeting of friends, Quak­ flail was foreman of tks fury •hiptxr, wa* cl**‘li*ii Friday I n Wednesday when the school open* •‘■brad rhltdren are txing given ers. Later ha served aa minister which returned tho verdict in favur hundreds of dime ,urd* for disW A F H IN G T O N . Jan. 16 «/1*> Tin Senali- Mnrall llualnns (toininit- load Ihe Central Florida divi«ion officially, Ihi) former National trihutio,, A special gift. rn?n fo r the Weatenn Methodist of the plaintiffs. Judge M. B t w aald today II may hold hrorlng* on the neweprinl supply and of the Childrs-u'* Holm- Society Ixnguc uuipiru announced. Church In Cold Water, Mkh. and Smith pmtded. mitter will tall on larger ■ontri Mayor Frml Dyson and all mi-,,,far a number of years did evangaThe suit wna entered for If .- price situation If small nowspapera appeal likely to fare "widmspraad at tlx annual mevling held ** (he Orlando Country Club. Ixra of Ihe City and County Com­ butora, 000 damages as tha result of In* dialrew." little woe*It is especially Important for Mr. Cliaea has Ixrn a dlr.ctor mission*, a* well a* the grnrrel u*“ tn 8 and ring are toe widow at Pal. juries received b y Mrs. Harrison put this drive >vi-r th. tup," Th* comliliUcw devoid a S4t<IHSfl nf Is firwl annual irpod lo the lowahlp front 1 two daughters, and damage* to hor automobile newapiinl problems of such i«|>rra. Tha group »aid theta puliltealinna of Ihr sixlrty for many yi-a'* llr public, have het-n Invited to at­ M r. 8atll« said "Three devn»'tSjf>g Iv president of Ihi- United t.raw- tend thr opening of the 14th an­ Mrs. W. E . DaVal in India: Mrs. whle*. on the night of March 13 years of the worst polio rp| leovle. U s vn a a .s i.v rvo v, Kertnoth Eyler of Laaatog. M Uh.: rollhitd with a truck parked on Includi about 76(1 daily m >w*p *|h ra and almut H.raai weeklies and *vml er» and Hhipper* la.-agur A tan., nual school scheduled for !!:30 I'.M. director of thr Uatn>'l National M r. Harr said th . quarters and waahliU. three aoras. Jonathan at Imaslar: East Eleventh StraeL It was They require aUiut 3 per cent that the Senate Small Uutllirs* Hank of Jarkaonvillr. ami tlx I'a*- kitchen for the student* and In­ Meade) a and DaalaL J r . at Brigh­ charged that the track, owned h r ton. Ilith : ona heather Charles Ba<l Brothers, had been parked of the tolai newsprint production, Gommiller la loveatigatlng this co Parking C o . ami prraidvnt nf structor* arc In earellen* ahitu* Hedgia at Gilford College, N . C.: without lights. which for North America la ssti* problem. I suggest (hat yuur com- f'haie It Co , i.nd the Chase In- this year and he ratxcta one of hi. J A C K S O N V IL L E . J»n . t h -( A A one eiatar. Mias Beaela Hodgin #r The Court waa adjourned until mated at 4J11JOOO lima for 1960, miller not only look Into the mat veetin.nt Co. llr is a native of most *urct‘*.ful program*. Hanford, Hanford riiltcn* are asked to Atlanta 44 Pleasant Orardara. N . a : IS m a d >n. IS. said E . L . Burdick, who tha commlltea added: ter of supply, but also Into thr He suerrclr. I,fnt«n F Allen of M 8 ehlldraa. ---------_ clerk of Um Th* 1sport eald “ewiaidrrable matter uf prlrrs. I §r« no justifi­ Orlai-do aa presld.nl o f I h r socle- leave back l|«uea of magasinrs and III.mark i? any spare coat-hangci* they may Ho*Inn S3 today to court during to rant- of 0. » . comment" hud been ectaeeioned by cation for the la<sl Ipcresae In 72 40 h a w at the llarald office for tho HrawnavllD »y™ ii “ the uniform action a l the news­ newsprint prirea." Mrs. Claude Wolfe, Orlamlo, use of tha student umpire*. 34 Chtcrgn IB ,:U print Industry of announcing In The ciimmlllr* said one member was elected secretary. Other of­ 41 5B Denver October and November a price In* o t tha Industry had “vrn lu m l tlx ficer* af the enclety were reflec­ IR T H IN E I G H T E E N 45 Do* Moines crease i f N a tea. beginning the epinlun that the r snadian m ill, ted. They arw J . Thomas Gurney, 39 C L I F F W OOD R E A C H , N . J.. Fresno *» -M east la 1108 a toa." It added: 30 which aet off th* general pries- vice prialdent. Orlando; A. 8. Iler- Jan. IB— (AT— H r». Clara Carey. Now York » -a "In this regard, a typical com. heoet did ao in an attempt to anti­ long, view pi tsidrnt, Tavarm ; 34-vear-old wife of a W D -a -u x V Washington 38 r 40 ■went received 'A the committee cipate Ih* popeaibltliy of p ric - Irawrtnro Huger*, vice presklrnt, hollar anginoor, gave birth to n Jacksonville T* U \ from a southern publisher of fl*a craotrol* by tho U . A. gmernmufiL* Kiedmmoot Jame* B. Keith, asela- 10- pound boy y .s trrd ir— th* cou­ n teat trvraaurcr, Orlando, and Gua ple** l l t b child In I I year* of S u m . M Tl marriage. TT » r .a | 1& J K 2 i t L T S - ? " ' W. Lawton, treasurer, Orlando. "O P r* ^ H ig h Court Raps O rd inaiT Against S treet Preaching Britain Will Make L ife Sentence Is M o re Sacrifices, G iv en Use K och Eisenhower Hears By German Court “ IMiirch ol* I Jinn's” (am p aijrn l ^ i n g U m pire School Not For Folio Foods A ffe c te d By Navnl Base B ead ivalio n Rev. Daniel Hodgin O f Fellowship Dies C Senate Committee May Look Into Increase In Price Of Newsprint Cliitric I Elected To Tlu* Weather �MONDAY JAN. 15, m i P A C E TW O Ilt« Sanford ‘ Herald i p geeuella A T O D A Y 'S B IB L E YKR81 lie may be greatly ashamed ef •tuts# who profrsw to he n i n y l M or teacher* of thl* faith, hut the good new* itself la proof i g t W shame. It work*. | «m not ashamed of the gospel of ChrlsU— Bo. 1:1 A Jf you have a tale to Bell. . Boll It down! W rite H out and write V well Being careful how you sfellt Bead th* kernel, keep IW »hell| Boll It down! Boll If down! Then, when all ihr Job Is don#, Boll it down! if you want to share oar fun. Knew Ju»i l«>* n p*M»r*s run, Das by day from sun t*< aun, Boil it down! Bull It downWhen there's not s ward to spar# Boll It down! tV>» H dawn! Heave a sigh and lift a fyayrr, Stamp y«u r foot end tear your hair Then begin tra in with #•»*— 1 The Fish Memorial Hospital We we by the DcLand Sun New* that the trustee# of th e Bert Fiih estate are prepared to build a $700,000 memo­ rial hospital over there providing a special hospital district la established In W est Volusia with authority to levy not more than 8 mills in taxes to provide for indigent cases, and we understand th a t a similar hospital will be erected here under like conditions. Such » tax district can be established, according to J . K. Pollard, executive secretary of the Bert Fish Testamen­ ta ry Trust, by petition to the State senator and representa­ tives usking them to have a local bill passed in the State Legislature for this purpose. A majority of the freeholders of the designated hospital district must sign the petition to make it effective, Mr. Pollard added, Trustees of the Fish estate had originally planned to bear the full coat of (he construction, equipment, and maintenance of the hospital, M r. Pollard explained. A fed­ eral grant of .15 percent of the construction cost of the pro­ ject hud been asked, and had been approved by the Su r­ geon O n e rs ! of the United States. However, a 50 percent rut in this type of federal spending eliminated the antici­ pated contribution from the government, and left it to the Kish estate to pay the full cost of construction. Hence, there is less left fnr future maintenance. •‘Under the terms of the will of Judge F is h ", says the DeLund Sun News, "provision was made for the erection of hospitals at OeLand, Hanford and New Sm yrna. A site for the Sanford hospital has been secured w ithin the past few weeks, and it is the hope of the trustees to build both Institutions at the same time, thus effecting many econo­ mies in construction. Hanford residents will likewise be asked to form a hospital district to aid their institution." In commenting on this proposal to establish a hospital district for tax purposes, the DeLand paper editorially calls it "th e chance of u life tim e!" "F e w hospitals make money", the paper continues. ‘Those which take care of patienta who cannot pay, nre bound to lose, If the num ber Is large in comparison w ith those who can pay. Th e Flah Memorial Hospital will tie given to us— If we are w illing to set up a hospital district w ith the power to levy a tax, not to exceed .1 mills, to take care of charity cases. This seems reasonable enough. If we ur# given the building und equipment for free, certainly we ought to willingly aid in maintenance," We quite agree with the Sun News. T h e people of Seminole County have ulrcudy voted two or three times to uornl themselves to the extent of several hundred thousand dollar* in order lo have a modern well equipped hospital. Surely they would not hesitate now to levy a amall tax to pay for charity cases (which In any event the public has to |iay for one way or another) when they can get the hos­ pital Itself without incurring any bond debt at all. The Legislature meets in April. The petition will have to Ire signed by n majority o f the freeholders before that date. It Is lime to get busy. New Nation In Europe Pot-Bellied Stove Government Bans Airline Hostess Is Is Soldier’s Best P j u n f u L i L_ i _ ( U Heroine of Wreck Die Friend In Koret lonslnicboD Of In Which New Structure Must R e c e i v e Approval O f Federal Agency to join the campfire group, too, But bark a wav the stove Is the foes] center of life. The stoves being used are not pretty. They'd never gel past the front door at home. Rut up here where a man ran see his breath and the water frees** In a can­ teen two feet from the cook's back oven, beauty stems unimportant. Many of the stoves used burn wood. Their manner of operation U simple. It's Just a case of finding some wood sod then scrounging a saw to rut it up. And, of course, there's the problem of keeping the fire going through the long, cold winter night. Another popular stove model uses gasoline. These fat llttlo rascals are not only efficient— they are the clos­ est thing to automatic heat In this misguided winter wonderland. The gasoline stove outwardly Is the same as the wood hum or. But the container— e jet-typo hunter with a carburetor, attached to a rubber hose line. On the othei end of the hose it an upturned Deegallon ran of gasoline. That five gallons of precious furl will last aim. ; . » hours If a man isn't too gisedy for heal. plvtm ent. Bom# of thr more affluent mem­ bers of this man's A rm y can boast a pair of eas stove* In their teats ur huts. That, as soldiers say, Is living. This correspondent dreams every " I **11 af, » f»*v*r-endlng line of cloves all hooked together and each one belching heal. Vanderbilt Student* To Telephone Stalin N A R H Y h .L E . Tenn., J .n . t<l_ Kurnpe has a new nation. The Saar Valley haa now been (A5— Three Vanderbilt University set up as a separate state under French aupervlslon. This students concerned about the prosis a result of a post-war agreement which holds good until poets ^ f being, drafted decided to a t Inal |wacu In made with Germany. Though only 788 square o personmllen In area, l e u than Rhode Island, the S u r Is rich in lo-person fi, Stella, coni, causing It tu be coveted ever since the rise of the Moscow, | modern Industrial age. Belonging to petty Germah brinclpelitlea during ih e Mjtfdlc A ges and w d y modern Umen. It.wax conqueredYy tHrrrench revolutionary armies In 1798 .**1 !° i« “ R mow or wait for tbs and remained French till the downfall of Napoleon In 1818. *, draft, said Jimmy Throldktid of (oaiidcralion riien it became pnrt of Primula. Tune in. Mis*. Other etudents at the Phi Dells After World War I the Saar coal mines were awarded W r it* glad lo hear that Scire to France In romnemuition for the damage done to tho Theta fraternity house chlprred la lor Holland i* plannihg I# nip fni French mines by the Germane. The Saar region Itself was to help ral*t ffl for three m inute, he added. Autetipg on the reflection in 1952. There her' ruled by a League o f Nationa commission, with the privilege, ware Charles Newmai nfver been spy donbl about it after 1ft years, nf voting on reunion with Germany. The 1ft Cr kLiVvlll!iT ? .nn' •am' Hans I Throb ia*our mind- Holland is an e » years were up In 1984, a year when things were going well of Hteuhenville, 0.. Iremely shl* msa, is admirably with Hitler, end the Saartandera voted cnthusUaticaHy that teited |or the w ort he |w* lo dd. he waa exactly the type of man that they admired. By thla •ad bet always done aa eicefltr* #aah vole they nha red in the diaaatera that utlmately befell Job for Florida. His re-eleclioo is Germany. Now they ere wiser, and appear content to re­ main under French protection for the time being. virtually assured. Though France may lie a bruised reed to lean upon, the Someone is shvay* telling u* richness of the Saar In coal, second only to that o f the Ruhr, lliai wc do not know how lo *pell will probably unsure Its protection if it in jMwsihle to protect ihe plural of gladiolui. Now just anything In Western Kurope. 1m Herald staff is now work­ d a y and night on its » nous' -winter touraitl number which I be isaasd m ihc near future. Mu itiavg an; hpaI mg or fish- i to ice who ically i* the heil tpellrr see it you ran spall thr phiral of tha (oltowing word*: piano, motto. carso, ratio, lorta, veto, potato. W A S H IN G TO N ~ J.n . I5-J(/P) — The government today banned the const ruction oi new stores, retlsuranli. office and other com­ mercial buildings until Feb- 15. Thereafter, each private new commercial structure must he tpc* cificallv authorized by the Na­ tional Production Authority. NPA isiuod the order lo save moleriati for ihr mobilization pro­ gram. Commercial building will be au­ thorized, in genersi, only rf ii ( I ) further* the defense effort. (71 it rnrntial lo public health, welfare or safety; or (3 ) alleviates or prevents a hardship in a com­ munity. The order applies lo nrw con­ struction “iterti" and not In build­ ing already under way. Duritg the initial onr-monlh Ireete, NPA said it will granl per­ mission "only in emergency eases." The Ivpe* of tonsil ur lion teeulatrd include banks, hotels, of­ fice and loft buildings, barber and beauty shop*, garates. service sta­ tion* laundrv and dry clrsnins establishments, shoe repair and tailor shops, eating placet, printtamps. Uaderiakiag and crmrlerv build­ ing*, community and neighborhood »». distribution, ale or tfop' •fracture*. fsr'lities |nr the slotconsumer goads, including all re­ tail store* and shopping renter*, ate coveted by tbe order, at well »■ storage warehouses lor personsi effects. •" she cere nf n mulllnle-uee building— such a* an ans^men* House with stores or offices— NPA will reoulre authorisation for the portion Intended for rommerrial uee. b»t|dlng of wholeaala fond estabItehmeata or wholesale sunolv facilities for fuel oil, gasoline, m s ), or a** dUtirbuting system* •ml plre'lnea. - . . . I* r » mad* effective as of midnight •sat Saturday, It was Issued as an amendment « « N P V * rensrel #-pn*irortlnn or­ der. under which builder* are absolutely prohibited from erect­ ing new night clubs, theaters, amu**meet narks ami other amuse- te have been darted when “ a rohvtantlel quantity of building materlal K*« been Incorporated" Into the structure. The pouring or nlaclng of footings or foundations la a legal start. The Way Of A Pet People who do not have pet animals seldom can under­ stand people who do. It Is no email work to take care of a dog or cat under conditions of modern living, and pets cause many e spat between neighbor*, Why do the owners keep them ? , Anyunu who has handled classified ails for a can answer that. When e member of tbe non P m id m t Truman's rcoaome flnda a stray animat on hie doorstep, ha promt mestege lo Congress lest week tl«ea It, hopeful th a t the owner will claim It and showed the nation exactly wh«i rid Of It. If this »lous not happen in e dey or no the ed ia terrific** wdt have lo be wads an often withdrawn anyway. Lotus o f faith In advertising? No It's knu of desire to be rid of th e stray. Ike buykree* (root la order to tope h*v« e way with them. Apd th ou who went to go on disliking pets had better not expose themselves Congressman Herlong Reports ' Ihe reoulu day aftar rescuing 10 passengers from the flaming wreckage ul a National Airlines plane in which ■even perished. Mary Frances Housely, five foot, three Inch brunette who went to work for N A L only last August, died a heroin in the fire swept DC-4. The big four-engined plane skidded over a runway, crashed into a ditch and burned In land­ ing at International Airport. Four other women ami two halde* lost their lives. Miss llousley, described by fel­ low employes as T h e mos: pleas­ ant person you « v » r want to mast, died with one of the vic­ tims— a four months-old baby— In her arms. She was credited with leading to safety at least 10 of the IB passengers who es­ caped with minor Injuries. Survivor* of the crash told Jacksonville opened the cabin door and cautioned them lo "take It easy." Then she made repealed rescue trips Into tha plane until she was swallowed up o) the flames. The pilot, Howell Harwich, and the co-pilot, Edward Zatariaii, You recently spoke of an acci­ both of Jacksonville emerged un­ dent in which one of the parties injured and were whiaked away had been drinking and ran Into by N A L officials before they an Innocent party and killed two people. You asked how long we is rltisena were truing to let the drinking ami other lawless ele­ ments of our community run rough shod over decent law ahldIng rit liens. I say that ns long n* our law enforcement agencies re­ fuse to arrest thr violator*. Ye*, Uasltssss r»*a* ess# U e and when they are arrested for sonville Naval A ir Station said. Th* Sanford Station originally damage* to other'* property ami was commissioned early in IB4L* cause loss of lives to innorenl and supported multi-engined pa tral plane* and later fighters, as Judge, late such offender* off with a measly fine— then w* will con­ tinue have some of our people aA t the height of operations hose the laws. O u r people enjoy the greatest there were approximately 2,000 military personnel and 300 civil­ heritage un earth— our personal ians nt the station. The field freedom— we'd fight and die for it on th# hatUrflrld, yet, here, at was decommissioned In IM S . In that year, the N avy turn*,I home by red tape ami las law ett. over several bulldlnga to the City under a revokable lease. These in­ cluded the dispensary, bachelor officers’ quarters, hangars and several bet racks. The FeroaldLaughton Memorial Hospital I* now occupying the dispensary building. T A W C A , J*n. 16-<A*>_A hitchIn wirehlngtwn Senators Holland and Smalhera and Rep. Ilerlong P i" '" # couple today confessed to •aid actual reactivation wiU take hUlIng a Tampa cab driver after place some time this spring. The robbing him of H Detective Inspector B. J . Roelation will ha designated a Naval auxiliary air station nod will be berta M kl Richard RmoiUkepf, utilised for tbe support of the At# » . and his wife. RosemaryJ 22, signed a sworn ataUnrest bsfore lantio Fleet air activities. *** Farrlor that In making this announcement John F . Fluberg. assistant seers- they killad John H. Fields, 62, tary uf the N avy for A ir , elated Saturday night. Fields was found lying bosld* "The former Sanford Naval A lt Station was declared surplus lo his cab. His wallets and pocket* naval require m enu in MMS. Sub­ wer* empty. Inspector Roberta said a stroke sequently the W er Assets Admin­ istration eoneeyod ownership of of luck led te the arrest of th* He related Ut*M details. tho installation by transfer Instru­ w hile working on n stolen ment to tha C ity of Sanford and tho Fsmald-Laughton Memorial good* ra»s, detectives were tip# Hospital. Tho terms of this trans­ p#d the goods might ha at Smelt*fer Instrument provide for re­ capture by the government during a national emergency declared by the President or Congress. Please bo assured, however, that every effort will bo made to proceed with the reopening of this Installation In a manner that will least Incon­ hlddeo. Whan tha young man was eonvenience the present user* and with a minimum disruption to the fronted with two empty ra rtrU g# cases from tho m o m type r cono my of tho community**. Mayor P. A . Dyson Mid that he German pin I* hopeful present user* of tht Field’s body station will ho Inconvenienced as little as possible, "Th e C ity wiU cooperate In every way poosiblo to assist In re-loestlng any tenante that might bare tv more,” Reactivation Couple Kills Cab Driver In Robbery Netting Only $6 Editor # The Sanford Herald Dear Sir t Recently after seeing the mo. lion pieuture, “ King Solomon'.. Mines1*, I was filled with a feeling of deep concent over the frailties of our modern civilisation. When there is a dispute among the pri­ mitive tribes of Africa It ia settled not by useless bloodshed among the people, but rather by having the leader* of the tribes engaged in hand to hand combat to UetiQ mine the outcome of the ronfliet. Our present world entanglements might he an altogether different story If President Truman and his cohorts had to risk either danger and death on the battlefield, *r the privations at home necessita­ ted by absence of loved ones or high laves and adroit of living way beyond reason. It's appalling that when th* American people are at ■ ratio of Mb I In fovoc of the Hoover p)4$ and keeping our men mad money within our own shores unless or until we are fully rognluat of thr fscl tlmt the other members of the U. N . are willing not only In make an atempl to be felt-tup 1 equal porting hut also lo be 'of military assistance, that our Pre­ sident goes hllthly un heedless of the wishes of the supposedly selfgoverning free American people and commits our men and monev lo foreign soil. | The congressmen nre besieged with Irllera of protest from th* American people sad I certainly hope that everyons will be relent­ less In their efforts to stop this useless slaughter of American I'm glad that I didn't vote for HBT. I’d hate to have that on my conscience. Mrs. Marion Keeling. Soil Conservation N e w s By Lm IIo A. Jacobsen Planning T e d u k js n V. tL Boll C ane e m lif* Beene* Georg* T e r n , an Orange 8*11 Conservation District cooperator. he* nOO acres of clover pasture at Magnolia Ranch Southeast ef Orlando. , Opf thousand, five hundred s m s were seeded this Fall On the better drain*! areas ha ha* plan­ ted: Dixie Crimson and Huhim The lower darker polls with helpr motet Ur* condition* have been seeded to Louslana White clover. He res clovers pleated In mistur* with most of tha Improved jru E m S ifir **•” 'da new! ground ho tuts twt tons of limestone screening and' •eg pounds of O -l i -i e fertiliseP per prrt. He points out that ta additkn to providing plenty of available calcium and fertiliser It la im­ portant to IroculaU the clover •eed thoroughly, using several time* the manfseturers recommedatloi, and to teed Just before or after a rain, Gwrg* T e r r y J r. said, “ In the Spring the clover pastor** carry three cow* and their calves peracre, and wa ftgoes w* product s c rtta a jre a s s &US3A SLRSXJtt the aUtioti from the government permitted the N avy to return IS event of a National Emergency. Philadelphia. Clcvrlsnd, C h lc --t, "The C ity haa maintained the -4*V»Mn. i * . Kansas property In good condition aiace D-Hea, MlaeMoaUs, IJeneer Re*»- d* activationi aa C ltv property, |te. Laa Aeefba and Ran Franrte- which undoubtedly Influenced the w in t e r Ra v e n , jan. is - i A) Navy In ro-artlvatlng thla field. If A Weekrt eeemntbm Is r»rovM- the rterion I* to he taken over fcf — T h e Polk U M l r citrus pMteee ed for new mnstruellnn and el- th y of the armed services ^ u r an# ‘■trtfc* .T ? l , t .tl>u It* *Wrd wete to# •crario"*’ wkMt d** na* e»»w more peritfice during the laet War with day, following a . weekend when than ex noo In a t|.m «n)a n - r M the N avy was such that we could S. E. Adams, owner of a grove tso memnted ere neroaMr* *•*- |w gratified h r thetr return. The vs or ordinary repair sad main- b rg a payroll brought U Ranfeed ' O ' * N avy at that thus mater# A m # **Th#"or<ter te hacked an Jw oen•Itlea newvldsd hi th# . Dafero* Prediction A rt *4 teXA— no te Its s e o Sn* or one v M r1* Imnrjwnmeat ap both. It •» m»lv ef- power to th# re n ta l front and had drivsn a teak-supported rotumn straighi pp ihe puemy's western flank. The Allied sdvot*.-. r*m* short ly aftel ftencral Cullln.- U , IL‘ ■[•ft. re w on s vlsis i » Korea. J u t the United Stale* Ih U t e d te hujki up It* r n*.l might there, **##• I ffS tB & ig S i forcemeat, we let others abuQ these freedoms. On# thing I know wilt stm drunken driving in Sanford and Seminole la for our city and coun­ ty fudges to put drunken drivers in Jail fur SO days. Let our Judges do that and I am suit drunken drivers wiU prompt­ ly leave our fair city and county. Yours truly, Dan L. Brainard aa to tho satent of personnel to bo stationed here ur the portions ments would twgla to (mw te ef Ihe Sanford Forum # ■#.##• n n lw Guirfli i •“S"? V? Flares In Citrus Strike ^ that a new com beta added te t! vat lop Rerelcf. 1 •rrived Jsuuarv I Memorial Hatpin proud father t* s restating saoperator* L 'is n S K Hrat time. r g l' T X * '2 ! K t " sm a number uCyror* u f . i M-l-A m. ? smey te r t ^*# i vsvtf i# rCbrntl1z« B j -M H •u »f c-m : - v I pr *«. ' re ** h ^ te other �MONDA Y JA N . 15. 1951 TH E O fficers A rc Fleeted \\y M im osa Circle Social And Hcrsonal Activities -I 'H O N K I IN like gran I like next Hal M< tiopolilriti F a s h io n S h o w S la t e d ” n . matinee “ Hie Hroltim ati*’*. l>\ A l W o m a n ’s C l u h r C r .S O I ) ( I l *S Johann tjtiau*, which rontahi' ___ ___ wine of the most lociiitietim: , . , | tiirte« the <dd master r » w wrot*. ■ «i i l l , " 5,,u m , .r. " , M r. amt M i'. Frank Mei'ch left , Richard Tucker, tenor, C h a rlmotil III vtnectlnir of the \ me r lean \rifl„t,,, i ; a , where K all man. tenor, end Rim * Steven*-. Home I rpartmenl of the Woman - ^ j j , , (.j, u l|j ,.n|rl Pmnry Ho*, j m -un-sopt arm. lirud * . tntillating Cluh. the Hrpa.tmenl (. .poncor* , |(|| „„ , , . art. Everyone ahmilil like "D ie ItiK a fashion allow Tuesday eve'n ‘ _ -----, Fieldermana". inn al 6:00 o'clock al the Woman’* Mr amt 'h *. A. I I i n -on F iirgrra ld " a m Cluh. ami <nihli' o of l.uki'Uud ipclit We've mentioned f Srtitl F it" Pit rfte.l hy Mi** Ron* l e w . the Ih r weekend w ith Mr, un>l Mr* ] get aid several time, in thin c o l .how will evolve nrouml the theme nmn.;*|Hcially in .elation to Hud*! L’cil!'*>11 *\Vi'lVwn.T John I'ayne and Maiim-o ri'll.n n In a happy, romituM - <1- fnuu "A Hay W ith My l.ady". tiown* A* l - Skinner. S< hullierjj'» ia «t selling novel. Car aiiloimt's •liifu.tr ' tn "dor h) r» t luiu t-Jor, howing lire da) and wilt I— furnish'd hv the Holly Mi ami Mr* h T Ural of "The 01-enchanted", patterned *•' Wood Shop, and the stage settlnc- An trust a. thr. left t i id ay foi Filrir-ralrl'a life Anvone wh** ha- F i l l M a s D i o s W i t h o u t We'lit'-silav ott it-* I'd r scm-tr, i.ill tw fnrni*h"l hv Smith' Uilamlo and lamp* af*er .|<rnd lead ami liked lhi< ln>"k will I h V a c h i i i j ^ 7110 L h . t .’ o a l Furniture Store Mr* S. C pick iiiK >i n ial day with Mr. uml liileit ted In the full hnglli fen U iiliiin S jic r ilir e s S c iia lc lM lc iiiiit n t ii.il er»«n will furniah Ihe firmer* nml Ic te ailirlc apt'callhc in ihe P make up will la* hy Mary iltown's Sir*. I! I Mortun. FI " T U N . N. M . Jan. |.\ r,JA -•III |.*t|r of l.lfe enlitled, "Th e *» pwimor 1 1 (""• | •I "HitHued « anm • •. • !»**»• *•»*» 1 lh .-rillV Shop. Itlll Wrlsel died yesterday wllh 1*1**" 1)111*1ft-r I III Frienrla of Ml.* R, Speiellovr Fabidou* Hxitt FitigernM". mu j< «1f I 1 -I ,v*r|*4rtill h i * l I,The piddle I* Invited and mem­ out teaching hi* onrlinte amlu M -> • * ' written hv Vifhot Mi*r 1 vi fit1*! 1 #lint; • u m i immi. n o n ( t in n s S n u m n n m ber* art* asked to remain after will lw glad to le.nn that her eon ui) who hn» »|vi writ len a hi lion to weigh mole than 7IHI Sp«*nd ,-(•11 |mi I lie t i n 1 the program for the Inisine** meet- jd d i-ri i* improving. Mi llllrr )r.*i defense rtlinralr In Iw Ion* broke liri hi|t la-1 week and ■•graph)- of F'i!sr*--iald. "The F'ar pounds **l M« ' f intr and elertton of officer* The man w ho e U |n i" l to la- the Side of i'aradi*' ' The l.tf,fentiir> Iwren M . in n i .i n k i ,)NM up I t.OfK).Model, for thr »h..w will he > conflhe.1 to Feinald U u g h io n »>> 1 hum 1• ♦ trini' Krligi-'alil's life (rom l"*v- "01 Id’s fa t t ri.i m an died afte r a Mr* I nmen It Johnson, Mr'* H o M>"ioi*al H ■f .1 000.000 (711 .JOO.OOOJKMI I,, l i d .. ill ilraiiHliJ *iiiim I •-t'li i.....1 through hi* dealh, and i< vet) three-month l l l o e , - 11,- w n * f>7 Fundham, M rt. Tim Crawford. •min xi 1 > WetM-l wa« longer around Ilo •NXI.IHHt.INNI> Aniotig lho*v allemlrug Ihe In . infortnalive I'onshlermir it- brev­ '*ai»l than he was tall. Ills girth, 1 he *S«(t hi i n N •i •'•(••I|M| I'llli M m . ' ' . " am M.-roper Mr*. P»uy (ru t No. I lutti In-on meeting of ity, we "Mild add rompb-le (hirer olifr'llvr* sr |*.*il' rilv n "ii which he hn*cd hi* rlnim. men »! m*m \ , 'IN tut nMf, Ihe ti'im ntH ln' S'™***™' the limine*, and Prafe«*t<rnnl Hook \nd 'h a i r llu ir.urd pi"ilm Iron o| .ill kunl, -n t r il Ii feet H inchr*. rnnipaied to I Mil All, w r ii! inn K i ( Hit of It ' ( Id | «»" • ?'** }}***} i v m . ’V* Woman'* Cluh held in Jacksonlhoi‘1 ever think tFiat a hook hi* height of A fert 8 ', In. I n "I rrmtmcuti. ihr ili.tlfirig ,d J00. her i UflVl'fllHift .i I Fmi Panto Shlrlev Craw ‘I*pi ut null end a movie on Ileal same latok Relative* -a id the last lim e Insl|l|H .lie . . tfcuc___ ... .........................I I > llmilli. M m ure synonumon* Nothing could ' limtwsl on n sca le s about a veai (HMI irte p o lor .1? mu. I, ,n three thlRk j pi l« * i IIM 1!■ •I d’ t Ratienn, and day w.|< 'll Williams. V Kav |(. F. T l ui*. M i- lie iliud r (lillieit, (a further from Ihe truth AVI months ii lining ami a ieiiewe*f relit ly (tetiif* lim it * ( k;uH »* NS hm Skipper Fundham. "go hr weighed *i7 r> pound*. M r. " I llakei, and Mt* I*. many people - ty. “Oil, I ’ll wall foi ipurl Inward I *t » I '* goal nl In i unlit* litiiri) Inn in It L» in*" |m Conunentarv will I - hv Mi ,\*krd pin-1- w hv he ilid n 'l diet M Gtnglre |h*|i , it" tx'iiij; 1*%••nfluftly hfii mt *il I ho movie and l»> ta-t a* wwll o f f John law. W it s il no-111toned h im o lh ri'- Ictprlar and lei 1 llm " I ” or i,a- I n lU 'W H U M llV | I » (N ( c > * !'» * • litilfD lf l|ow -,ollv nustnki n. If someone family, Iln .t r .-'* will In* Mrs. |tae"t Ip'iral r-.11.s"I ill) 1 Kin (nt m lI.1I1 hal taken (hat nt til ud, *l»n,t Ann ttn|»Hiii t Iha Kllerhe. Mis John lee, Mr*. K J "A lllU isI a ll . , ( Ilu il f a m ily w rit It) nd‘- "The F'nonlninh'-n'l'*. or Ma lit'eil to h* fat am i vet sev'-ri*| Iha new piogtam will nnfsue .- ..ti y |(ti nl Mom-Moo J r . Mi*. Hioiitthlon M r s . I l c r n t l o n T h I K s perhaps Maicia Ibivenie'll'» " T h ' lived past m i." he said, **| w ill lira))- laud-n »»n a ualiou ihr.ul' llu •finiiiiVf fet^ Watkins. «n*t Mis* Carol Sion.* Y mII.-V of {tension", lh* » would leave d ieting t<> other* nm l follow Mi («•* ,1 *(»iit f.iai (I ttaggrnriH mofri ,1, lo rli l| 1* T l ’K S n » ' have nils i il the great tin ill and » \ (h* fo o lx lrp a « f m y fat nnrr* r ip ri (n l L* It i «**h It |)«i p tr ll line H M|»I|.MM Ilf It Mi.ill I Is. r|< Mis, it P Herndon, curst stimulation -tipplicd onlv hv tin lor*." Ma •1•1 nit « AiitiliMiMriHy i i k Ui . •iwakei of Ho- Jacuianda Circle of book Some movi'-s base,| on w rll I.IIV #14 fHill l»V tf»r *r r »*M*I wrclk II! Vlicli hull 1 mMm* til JlIN !l|H|| t%lh Ihe fialden d o b , wilt'll Inel Fndav ten work al'- i*'elirr,l Hut nl lly V IV IA N IIKOW N I cl»MMiy L»D«*U (1 h !•••*( * 'i4 nfteinoon «i the home l>f Mis h<--t Ho-y ale e-nrtd-hanil A l-ook AP Nrwefralurr* W rilrr K hrnliottir'i A (Li nt tr fiiriv v%ill a I a .af HflfUll LtlllM *| * Pinkv* Nleel, made an Interest Inc i- w rit!'i' foi a lili inti-. intelli I a. I.InW IQawn "IfA4 '■■” ■-s*- ■- - —' 111'' fvi|rI hi*! x11rji ||i11-ii*i|, I rHLi j ** tlaalliPPH 7 »*■•*. I age I nl k and display on flower ut Mkriiuai* le a srtinn* hu»ine*e gent ainlli-rii'e When llolIjrWtMMl |*ith It* luLl fi*|ioi(ci( eu watch your stop cirt*. A record rnngrmenl* l-oe* ahoiil ndui'linr ll f«t lh • by the I'-pisInlors would redM" tin I .M a r c h O f D im e s SI‘.-|l,INNI,,NNI srl"M l| flMi'l n-ipi'-'t in r«!fmti(ii(r tlifer riniinufiilw in Mr*. S IS. I l.*iiinmii |ii>-ide*l movie*, so nolrh Is lo-t hrenus<' tn pop'le-f nf proepcetive hridrs i* iw alsial 1 1 ,.% imi . i «>" «tmt! th» ft* t » ■ • ! fin 1 < . Civinu m an luce lirenee Imrenii* and amioiiocerl n Garden Cluh lelinlnnieni replace* thoiighi »iim I p p iiw M i I V ,**♦*• 1 ■ I t 11a*v • •*i (isinnIIy |i|j«imr«i, He *nal. how ever, Hun rid iu their tiicceet rush eince World luncheon" In la- held Fetnoaiv I** illation ill lihlMfy hnvp **n! iml'letil Tlir 1 * * lf 11 11 *11 ii 1 ■ " ill 1 ui 1 f Sr* t 11 at Ihe Woman*' Club. War II. Printrm air Ideary-eyrd .Mway* read Ihe IsNik, and il H'*n Would Iw- offset if 'h e le g i, mm fund "f ilo N Ui'insl ....... -in iLimviji (ii Mu 11 firth, (1 * ' 1 tiiii 11 v IN Memlx-t* present weie M r. trylnir to turn out a tecord liatch you lia )e seen only the movie, la lllle ado plrsl a o 'iltii-i ro iih e il r» I |»tt and l- f t u n p a id l-tll of lb , Nleel, M r- llariiiilnM. Mr*. W It uon'l fake yooi lllrrarv l>V tty eomeri'latlon lo n-hl f* perevnl tu ( rtitml Kilt 11|m* him I Mu Mc<ht* 1 s'svn.iMHi, So tip turd M nrcii of of weddinc invitation*. tsillf'flVl In Ihr ti( I lie (irilirf 11. . . . llrinson, Mrs. Ilitue liavis, Mr*. It tug to talk --n the '*nie iilijcrt the Stale le a ,-tie , m iif o p p m p rla ■>tn, ti n|H*rr I w w , mn Not a few of these little brides- (>. Hickson, Mis. Tom Vauchn. and m i-, 'rai.nrui.iHui with -union' who tins trad the •ion foi eaeh (<-nehrr a rm tn l)- ha- -mil I. to-lie are tren-acer* Home eon* Mra. I. A. Ta t. •Irfi»fr Intvinit Lofiilmi f(»» I i l»-ok Imagin'- « '-'inveiaalion like In glades one thloirgh foul " f id s urn i« - s s ' ld o d I" e o a b lr fr»e they hadn't planned to mnrry Li rtkliH«ii " ill It,. |'" 'ir''la li" )i nod d s |m*al r'lurl* K niltv "ii ill the following ta-lween our le*othe Hum -lit lire Ihmi IftiiMMfifH for a long linn*, other* in all tikeli* wllh |*|I tn, 'Ilin fil \tl|c- t - i I l o s l c s s under and lilt- man who ha* oern L tfM iito f»' kill -a of r u n til n i-iiu to p t i-'ld i(iO "lii nit aid, hood hadn't even civen it a second M t n . ( I n r n e r M»D1( liu r lll'f a to H nft II m- movie version in Ito i»"»l r**tri|rv» S fv irln i % Lriti*«t Mr r-u'iipini-id 1*"■ I k ill's I -< " ik e r* f*— Ihouuhl. W hy then thi* emlden T o l * « l m ( ’ ir c li* ' ifi itIM9 Hill ullritil ,i ui# 1 1Hi i* (if ; t|" t troll-a m l' of c h it d iin and Ihe I aik reader would begin: li’ttiT Fini(i*» w heir f (here > a lirponry to tlo down to domestic­ "Ity Ilo- wav. didn't you think on 'h o it iiite ""-1 i is** •*!/' bill I I m* \ •l.iiif i* | *im"f *- ( (Mitiril m| I )«• adults u i." w ilt la- victim * th is ity : v e n ,, and («• llw » i reeding - a i r Tin* Paint Cllcle of III!' fluid'll and vi'n sin b and sorb " u - a ' lever ho mi* n f i n i il lh ' ptornle 0^ 1 tin" fern*h gci who ha* la’eii »>*i Ill" |w P1|H I*! *"f till 1 ,11f flip (!r from ♦ 11 tie 1 ' c *1 * t «- l.' lilt -'l out lieaLmriil nf Hu* tbpt?" T in tenihtne ............................... -,li,|< iottsfv thmkinc alenit ameptiin* a Ctllh tm*l hi Ihe home of Ml* " (•'itI# ‘ H f ln if |Mtf In thr .itMthv (*♦ movie, fan would *M-wpr, "AVjiv • l|-i Foundation o p i *i --otiru -* -" 'd 'l Is- netlet O linr.l h r s ln g liiig liropdtal **ven thoiihli' »he'* “ not A ftnrner on Kndav at noun. Mi ■ I. lb , 1 1 . . 1 It A. Howell and Mrs A •» It'* y*-s, I did, and I liknl Hie part " 'll a im s irijfle irri-a p for ,, s ta ll " " i d defenne- I - •n c o im lrird in p, |MV (n , ,, ... really in lo vr" explain*: t-nel F.ni'.p'y", r.mi p ii• rdlgg ,,,,.,,1 Rn,| ........................ irul ■ ami »riit-ie ll, ito il kn-H-kVirginia Ul'-rea-' II" s a id that ought In I.,After nil tf uupdaty* nrtirgoinic iwtt* assisted the hostess In o n in - f | riv a l l,r ' - . I*-- -tblv I"- 11i l | | 11,, tra in in g i pi «.(■*■ .-"p*-»l o-_to tin- r o it n llr lo la* rtationeil aionivi tin- »»ii«l, ior II ilelirions Innchisio. A ailvei down Ihr- »lair» after hearing Ilo-u g g e si a p ) id i" io i;u .il cam p aig n . ,.„ n. i |ragii new*". Then the l«»ok rend we'd better nail them hefnio they trnv of lainilUaH » * sent t>v M il l c r h c r t D u n n b* lo m l'it F u i ope •' d llfid '-t-" m " I ' l i" . l i iu k - - - I l •<-- i " go, nr save up •» we ran takr a Klltlov and wn* sliure'f hv* Ihe II Wiihtd ipn-ty vaguely, "Where i l i - fare of d a n g e r noo , h<tdr« n ,>i-t lo ll m I n ib Hl rW rt knock* ViCginbi down th* nb'inlwt*. world cruise. TtiFre Ju*t wionT la* II - S l | * s * f e . s tpir* "| 'Jlon'P renu-mher lltAl "■est-fii il.'tr-i" t," ***t ||i - iwl t - " al. <| T t i ■ » 11 i M r*. Km hit t ’ii H it t wa* thi any men ut luma-0 *■ •wne,| til W I Mi,t.*v O il-ip,|. Where » » * that?" T lo li file movie \ | n f /t ic fart t lm l. it |,w>k> W |tj|, " tv .' d n n i * v r a i. t li the lu ri-jr* - * eo***l «p*-aker and gave Mo ip • Thar just alalul »i m i * op teen rya tu r, ""*1 on tr• Hud.,. 1 ,\tr» e lit .1 ,,»* trapped beyond - e-*rapsr, leM st’lllg aconutlt Ilf hef ' iVeept rm h ad a n j uiea', <'Ulhri: ).i p, -|, tip - i(tU rtiip llu g a n d 1- * i ■ art* p*yrho|*gy oh*the diihjecl-— a t rip ahriHttl T h e t rip Ih ro k c h tl*>l. would answer In ig M irr tbeelr.-" I IreiMimnl al FcrnahU ju r h l..) ■prwsjosia dr t— ariog t« drfrw "A '-ii UanJ1 . 1" pax-tty poor v tiy 16 lilfk a 'h iu Memorial Ho-uital. 1„ te lm u o i lr ‘ i '■ #'(»',one d trly^-ad- <*v. H y 't r a in 'd 1 l . ■ llu- S -in in t |i ' -n d - M —■ t, i t ctm n. P ra m e. It a lv and (Street tldnk It "As chapter 10". where i>aml, mile** yoti an- nt love. ’ ntmn hook reader wAulJ <mpjdy Ih r lh - ll-at W orkh i i v a i i j M*sr I F f n in t e w ill ru n bit tin JinHwttal If ynu want Id test yntlr II. rj was ih o ro u c h tv enjoyed tijr the 17 dev'ssiatiiig inrslirr wllh. "lin t 'lo -t of IV < -t K i i i - i p t " |'l— Fm m la ti'in tor In fa rC tl, l t*i a l" . Meanwhile, he r r u l l 'i , valm-il p resen i flpldea Onotlentt ratine at thla rpetnle'fa Mra. It K Itntliff. Mr* M I - there are only o-ven chaplet* to nl -ev-jral thi'U'amt dollars, ai u i - ( iig l'le ip t l I " tjo- twin I - - ' , to g n lo in p io n in 'l) I" - ' point, and think la-fare you leap, Tillls. M r« IT. C l.umhiulst. Air* the horde" pf pns'il'J'; null ftaiaii'ir in a rminnei rbal uiofin.-.* tgr* t»i f ■ k defrat al |rtdlp path rd in Ip-'-I Half here air a few <|ur*th>nti it might If It riunmn. Mr* W W Mtu Hor skll "ltd- ,r« the lihivh- goi-t n >»« h iiii If niiif u h*«f* til* "•* iiHitii'i i ui1e-l !*|)f ii'|111Nl HI I If flit - ahin Iw- well to answer hnnetlly, heron Mr- Ceorgtf W illiam-, J r . Mr* fall* through ihe floor wishing Ijemb) b'lols. " i ) , pullril to nu n ■if pike n«les from Ihe shed lo thi *f I i|r f litff oi! rt wf ,«ic il«n i ffhir 'hut I h*( nl f'httiMvi (> i ( in .ll I « i if 'III you.. Hr* life you are in lovv ....... , — It C. Miner, Miller, sir*, Sir* i.ins-'n fSIhwm naieItatr*. that he had never heard' «f Sm h | of Ifni (pit iufifLH I ir» in iriiiriirif •W mlfwnlp 1 Are ymi Influenced h* m «n M|< j , lhn D ratllon. Mt* M T nml Such hy Ko arid ho and Its tiaiik-ni-arb) John Cam eron'in , The t V(niiniii|p(pt » ; j*« ( iwllv ill Ituiin! r(H»|efi»fi «i«l 'vlu vh* rtni nni f» »i •*I heal aidrsl in lh l« work T h " Kin •horlarv talk and the theiiry hal , IUvrlt„ , M t. w W . Tyre. Mr* it rlever tiealmenl of thl* and (hat Icy boat wa* a total to)' and sard Frniiii nml 11 I>. nn i*l*»vi*>tc , eitIt’. "b H Ie r to L*et whii. thv gelling K y> atu, Mis K S la*y. Mr*. W At The Mnvle* " ( j i f (,(*11 h’« miL idIi, V i Mini v in thr water It « « . not Iri'uns' hi fivilv nil till- gtiM ifiv iiifif iff* John I'ayne, Maureen o 'lla ra , '* r id T’ ' . , A. (Sarner, Mi* A. O. Rnhs-rt*. I ii line h It Ii ii nl rfftiheiN ivim ill hi»\ me "nl><ntif Arv you frarful that jruut Mi*. M. A. Howell, Jr., and Mrs. nml llawntd Oa Hvlva appear on •aid Chief C l- 1 eland Mi S*iuh »ihl ••llni Firemen wa* Went bus) for m-u' jiMik fh'iiifiiliiltjtti*Mi * Li |*i"i« »* j i iin* «»f current flame will be called in to II C (lake* thi- local acrren in "Trip oli", a than an hnili ehreklnt* tin- sore o' KlpriillDHri1* |*i * •etiei' on (III 1*1 j thin line nue l»nr» ulm nly • *t ttit service leaving you to a apintlri plot nr •- dramatising a phase of Ihe of flames In the l-onl she I r i> nf the AI Innt L', 11*«* i nnnilwt rhn|ilifi nvir 'fUKD urnl ihr i»vitient rolr, |H-ihap*: T a lk O n T r e e s M a d e ra lly h t-loiv of Ihe Untied Klnle* (Vlerv Avenue Vidnnlrrr* aid---' loiiiiiint* ‘I lTiw»tilH*M i'l l-^Lii in U nlill In Mir LiiM{iitnl \Y * II m I Marine* "Trip o li” I* full of color ,1 Itnea he look l*-tlri to von f *« ItiMiii*, riiiM'itc. iin l Vnt»h ‘ hwv* y n i i r I 'l'iir lo ii* ' 1 'f in tith iil in ii tally aullnhle with an Intpiornplu hurl-el l.rl i iilllil Kriii ial tl ih* In i n»n i I* rn llN llin n*‘» i * h i v h l iltin i fit t .ni l | {y M r s . D i e k e r s o n and nellmi and now than be did before the w * rf rad In replenishing Ihe water -up fur the children. They will ptrdm t Hid lie trll yon h,- loved yon plv of tin- No. : pnmiw-r Among w ith In - n ri» v n l VVt«lr»i" «Lii *f I ii |ii r*|ui i v foi flit hr) iii"#* u hn L ta-fnir hi* -lr*ft riatn* lieclim* itif unit hnvr lient -*«iliMiirr 'l l S. C |lirkrr»"M *pi<ki- lily rush lo lire ro-are-l Marine Re (hu e aiding w » Slant-\ Hrniolvy II mI v . an I*.lie? mi flowrring Ire* -, drw rlldng ilo •Milling eerier after seeing il son nf John llrnmh-v, nnin i • • ( M " appear Mitt I* "One " a v 6. If he can’t afford to give von ■iiltoie, hablta, and noiuem’latcirr the Itn.'f Worker a diamond ring now, will ynu want of trees -'iiituMr for thl* evtl«tt, Hi reel" with r nr rent movie Idol t**in*cr lo Hu le..it I aIt ■> James Mason and Martha T o t '" one laterT at lh* in-i-tnig Friday of the eilimalril a* nlaml 11 o 1I This one ptoml-e* In lie r ir illn A. If you hnvr not had a long |llrl-(luiden*r’» Ctirle- of tl« liar Ing to Chief (Tevrlaod. Gla ■ wa courtship, are ynu prepared to 'ac­ ■len Cluh at Ihe home of Mr*. Kd and worlh the seeing Mason a! hmkrn nml paint seorrhed on 11way* pul* in a good nerfntmanf' cept almost a total stranger after wt.nl McCall. cruiser of Gordon Hli'son s i i m I hi* ktlnl In the service. Mm (ieorgo lU rflm pirskied T r y adding n 'piarier teaspoon wa* la ri to the burning riu ls " 7. If he gnr* tn war ate you in the *!«**-nee- of Ihr chairman, Tlie high wind yeslenla* mail' monaaodiuni glulamalr In a willing to go datelc•* T Mr*. II. II. MtCaslin. Mrs. Harry of rU|i of shrini|i or ihlffkan flavor, gras* firm hnurtlnita. F'irernen 3. If nrrcaaity required it, could llretrn, rxchange rhairmnit, rr Tht« -'-atoning enhance* Ihe nn- jolt out two such fire* Sunday you live with your parents or vour |H>rtrd that 7H (1011011 plant end Inral flavor* uf fmxl m 1 'tbs bad twen exrb*ngr<l In law* a firi marriage* A chemical solulitm btiltlresl on Those pir*ei.t w rrr Mr*. Irkk V. Are ynu prepared In assume pidlri irs-r* m>w I' used t" Callage be .- help* make 1 D K L S S L S •r»on, Mrt. Harden, Mrs, lleerru, the role nf motherhood T •■id' hearty. 11’» luntieuUily g"--«l oossri llte lank so Ihe tie** mat 10 llefure he proposed did Vnn Mr*. John Roger*, Mr* C lyd e wilb let I m e tomato, orange and lie harvvat-d fur pulp « i airy im agine y o u rs e lf in love w ith Itams'-y, Mr*. Nesl Smith, M t- avnrado, rornaine nml grape IliiltK liH R 'Sttlin:*, * rt’l'Ci.. Ilaynil*. time \ ( ’. Mi Reynolds. Mra. Myron •omelxjdy r l» f I ( , I'tiiil , Wfiftlit, M :n tpii • • • !I" .............. I If yn ilV ^ ah l " err 11 " y r »” to any Smith. Mr* lira Monrite, ami mill H i fpo.v SIjrluM in lik e n illlit' Mr*. Fre»l It. Fwhi-I, a vi-ilm or all of (he spa-*1Ion* I-3-3-6-I0 0t 1 1[p f i .nW fO R D , A rtf aiicit. ■ r i ft > 1(11 H'-te'dt, Mieh. c ami "no" to i fl-7-l-Ii, you are far 1O VI l C- ti vA rv v * from bring a good marriage risk, Vnltiea l.'JH In M.UH RIDE - IN t h e a t r e _ You" proluthly are looking for an and you love him, you arc willing escape from aplnstelhorxl. to share hi* I*' nftee he return* The last war proved that all (II from *eivirr. and know hint for a L A S T T IM E T O N IG H T marriage* wrrer. t k o n in heaven period whirh Insure* domratlr (Slrl* who married as insurance trannutllty and understanding— again*! an uncertain futon- rued then you are mi thr right track. Ihe day when (hoy really fell In Kvrn thrn a long separation loer. Many (SFa met girla over* i* an acid test. Many long term seas whom Ihey learned to lore after a short period of marriage P «tt# « more Hum (ho girl (hay had hastily marriagea didn't sualaln the Iasi married before they led American war's hysteria. Young men an­ ItF S T F O R M shore*. nul always galled tn the fidelity Any girl who suspr-U a proposal nrcrasarv lo vlthriand tempi*IJ K A S S IK ItlO S of marriage Is instigated hv a lion* away from their ladoved* ObrtHf Mr ronng man for purposes of evad- and In thl* irsprel an- even a Cnltfiim — N y h itit ng or delaying his draft ha* a kreater risk than older men. moral obligation ta rrfue* "the Today'* youth al*<i !« a Fad ri*k A RCFCRUC F IC TU Ef honor." When the war new* coola, financially, lie la likely to accept 4 9 l 1 . 0 0 »o will hi* intereal. If he still laves Important oldlgallon* with the idea you after he enlist* or is drafted, "If things go wrong somrlaxly .Will Added: Iditrs-I Ncww it will work. lake rare of n-e". Hut who? GrandAlm»: llui(n Hunn.t (’NrliNin You arv a good marriage risk pappy wa* prepared to work al (in runny pnntrmb— Kc'gd gd Short w only If ynu ara prepared tn arrant anything tn get the family atartrd all Ihe responsibilities of marriage hoi loilay'a young man graduate* then make up your mind whether from ro llrg r expecting a rushy and parenthood. Too many young Job rig*-* from the start. And, he Siii'dtt t 'a b r lm Ibnihte Pralure— llargiin I’rojfriitn IH.iple treat early m. rriage a* fust doesn't .-. V the stamirm uauallv, anoHrrr step In romance, with no to settle i n a lough asaignmi-iil JAMKH MASON S p e c ia l p a ir serious change In thair daily |iv- in Ihe event hi« dream* do not pan M A H TA TO K E N about cooking. homanuklRg or ouL DAN IM.IRYKA lug. There girls know nothing M arry a .narr von love and ran aewtn*. They Just want a man. depend on horaune he ha* a goal in If you know the boy love* you In life. A ftlncuru invitnl ion la nxtnmlcd l" will ptoluihh' iopera unlay afternoon's Social Calendar riT M iti Thrift Shop worker* for the Woman'* Club will tie Mr llrn ry Witte ami Mr*. Civile Ham ey. Paat Matron Cluti. O.K.8.. will meet with Mra, It W. Turner at 6:30 P.M. ^ The Ruth Speerlng Junior («. W - ' i "1 the Flrat llaptM Churrh will meet at the rhiirrh at 3:3<t P.M. The Chape) Choir of Ihe F ltrt Haptist Church will holtl rt-lu ar-.il tonight at 6:ir. P.M The Y W. A '* of the First ItaplUt Church will ineel thl* rvrnlnjr at the churrh at h :(mi P.M. The Alltel U an lloiuv IV ,m rt: mrnt uf I tie Woman's Clut> will hold a fashion show at Him p M. at the Woman'* Club. The ^>uhli, U invitnl ' W K D N KSHAV flprnlitR Ihe Seniirio]. Count v Minrtim, II alfver ten will be held from 3:30 In 6:30 |*. ,M at the Woman'* Cluh. The puidi' t. in vllrtl. Th r Ihavei Merlin* Kef vice al the First llapliat Chiirrh will meet In the Memorial Fdheationnl Itiiildinir at 7:30 P.M Th* .tn.lv of thr Vmk » f Kphr.ian. will tie ty ra n t Inued ■ _ The Trainiiti* Cnion Klerutive f uoiMiillrr of lh* Fil .t flautist Chuirh will meet afler the Pruvei mretlne -erviee in Ihe Mrn'a tliide C1a»i Room. « •M ltH SH A V Mr»*lah teheai.at al Fust Mi th". dl*t f'linrrh nl S.J0 p. M. All BiiiKrrs air uri;e*l to allrrvl, . Th r Royal Atuha**a<lora of the Flrit Unlit lot Church will meet nl 7:00 P.M. ® The Poiicla* Jnt>e Junior llm* thrrhood will meet •at ithr First ItaplUt Chirrdh lo liiJl^ 'M l 7 JU r m. ...., The UintheihiHid of 11,,. F iisl Itantirt Chiin-h will hold their regular Nupiwr and Prhciam meet* to r M the rhrttrR timlithi at 7:30 P.M. .Hemhfvle t 'h a p lr r ’ N y i * O , .f t , .N. *rlll ilir r l' u< Ih*-'M asonic IW II S i H INI V . M T h is * ilf U (ltd ) ♦ ' gatIhit Night. *■ ’ ' , , .I’Wialhcm SumUry Scbnul Class .of tl/e l i u l , ita id u l (Tiuirh will meet with M^a, J . M. SUnrciiihcr, .1 0 1 ,1’aik A vrooe, at 7:311 P. >1 llg. lessee will l»* Mis. M T . Ifayne* Mia. Al. C. Stour, and Alfa, fharlr* llenliani. f K A O IO S T A T IO N iV .T .il.R .' | ------------- ------------- ---------------- ------------- m v IM : V*w* : ■tnxiitr I • • ill *«nrnrd M ark*! Itepnr, l t« T w Itla M front* . • I* Hporla Parade « f l l 1‘errjr r'am n H ln|> Ti*n P r ir iln a On \ '*10^1 T I* ll.l.o ly l a s s i Til* llu*ine»a ll»i*«iii»r T »* K ey n o te, tiy i ’«rl* t M V a rle iy M ail tela Ue«l T h e fiend fi*e N 'uhi IMiMnn » If I'hll fleed A l >>rr*e If * P a a re llm * t'n lled Matlna* Jo h n n r U .n * u ;|i . IfiU ia t la A l llo m a W llh H u lls ttlM N *s* A mt I jil* Peer** ; III* * ni ■ »il* • l*:W * txr • * m i t u r Th* H h rlfim rln h •iM Ifawa l'*i* ------------, Nhsar* I II ------- t il * T it* ll " ’M ie ra Ja m '-o iss Nevea O 'C la ck r t a li fiaata IN i*a. Mi« r » l» » HiHirl* Eit[l1 I* Xi•vler C u a a t Or X n ra ln a DevolP-e* N** 4 a l a Muate " o i l . I A l Mint, f : ?i P hil need At prana I le N‘* r * » K tn a ‘O rk ’ . 1:11 W here A agel* K lk i la T re a d ta M P la Up Parade, , . . ta il* A llo r . A Ctlrl. >|ul*e i l i H Melody H M M.agaalhe __ ta I* f'armen C a v a Item ll - M i l l . lie, Ire A I ..1 Cler ft I* Mnrataar Varlettea k if•'**t« li ft llilf U »e 11:11 II 1* I *a I If ^ I lia II I* l:* a lia a B 1 11 > I f* lif t 4 iM I I* ti** 1:11 I : aa • t il * ila Marie Flawall Prayer Tor Peace World Af Noon Itadin Karin Oie*il IIM Cluh pDpular Hlar tail* Amerliaaa Date ghoare I >• M|*ort* Parade ! d IIill I! furl* lia r hlna* *1 n r t r iin a i»n a n o u d K e e a la a Maala I Mriody Time ___ ICainoiee Itv carl* l » Vartaur Hall .• ■iM Meet Tit* tlaad 'i:|l {*!«*>• K d lrlo a f h ll Rood At idaaa l* it * U .ll P a lle d Nation* Kenny Ooodm*** Ork liW l«iM IC* Daneatlaia Al llama Wlik Marie I l i H New* 11:*' •tan Off | Srtf Ain:;..; and Jonrlie V. .*’. 0,7. - ""' M»>fk»«« 1‘ J,1 , A milk soup make* a nutrltioua* _ luncheon dish for ic M d | t rhllV d m . Cream or tomato amip. for i tnatanr*, laama wall with TH R EE S e n te n c e 11'"Olinnesl I ,*"" !'• [» Mssl 1 mu, "»cd hy in American war - 111 "lit .'tin thr war, had h— -i ■ , tuuted in lour yrar». She 1 " " f i l l e d hv the U. S. Court lor i lime* agatii'l Allied |icr»onnrl. It- 1 ,1-1 man eo-irl of three -ipli' ami si* jury men whicii p ". - " o werks , , ring ih-sck11 dion- against the redl'.iii- ' t iai-1 the euorrnltaUun la m p ,, nv tiled her p- rifira ll) of 1 tin- miir-li r of our pri on■ -mg tin- attempted murder nt .10 i 'i- i u ,d iikdtlog sfiiou* in1 f " -llu 1 *. She wa - *Isd - f . a "ii-g b-s-er in* ■' tw * inmate' She was ac,|iiiU"i nf |>eiionallr a,siding ill nn\ killings t>m nf Ih e im-''t t r 'u lt in g 1 " i-s agairi't her that -ihe I,,—1 I.. l'H>>d pi 1 —in t * ktiled vo Ii. .,,1,1 t o " 1 lamp dui'h made f |i . (r ..Vm *» . dropped by •I- pi —.•*'••11i-irr wlii'b said it "idd out jirnve II" rhaige. FLORIDA S TA TC • THEATRES G •»* ■ ii f i l |i, "^» 'H f irv r IL*|i|»ifir**» f ip*f«i A i ff' . I \S r rnilAY? TD 1K S Wm Oil A iran tfo m cn ts ^ p !R T Toon T alk Fd uca tor T F I* :. \ W F I).! — AlM9— C llll IHII11 It ii tn |» riuinip** N ffV iltv— ’T . i m l i d IM ik r" l liii.iiniM inl “ C o u s in N t*w h W illn ir M I* t •miinu lit I'rrmin! .InIt. J ;t-‘. 'l AI I I I ’ I N V I N T O R y SA IT ... f M RIO CRUDE V ln alral VarleUae B ar Non* iteark W a rld A l T h raa Ted ay'a M*r IIHa A n d lleadllaee T e a r M em ory l*«iii*« M arie l o r r r * K «m -— Pjr Itequeet The Ith a lh m *6 >-ir a pone K in g o f fi* « ll New* N ia fn rd M ark*! tlro n rl T w llla h t' N o*/* T L ife 'l l - .1 N. A llarello m o ■l*» t e.t 'Inn,man of Mlmo-a l in It* of llte tiarrlrn Cluh lit .t meet my hrl't Friday al the Carden t entei tllh'i new officer, air* M i­ ll m y Silrhy. v ic e -tmiiuiuu. Mt* II-l* it l!" l>. irreieUry; .in.t Mi* I htyil I’alnier, ti'a -u re i. Member ■ pie out w m Mi . A. * Hello, M n Hil-hy, M i- It., ly. 'll* I'aliiui. Thro Pale. Mi*. Hen Wade. Mi*. M C i oil don, 'll*. II I MeWholtel, 'l l , C lm rl" It It row it, 'It C J, 'Vallate, Mr* II M. Haven, Mr* Joe lirtaid, Mi*. M ai) Swank- I'eoplr who ilor.'t _ M ONMAT The [teprndable O hm of the First Methodist Church will m rrt at ( :M l‘.M nl (he home of Mr* — John Schlraiil in Loch Arbor. W _ Woman'* Auxiliary of thr Holy Cr©*« Episcopal Chim-h will m rrt at 8;IH) f\ Si In the Pariah lloUM. PAGE S A N F O h D H E R A f .D , S A N F O R D , f L O R ID A 'h I0HN WAYNE MAUREEN O HARA JOHN FORD T i IE S D A Y — W E D N E S D A Y M0 N B W A Y ST R EET OAIIK GI.OVES yon lo com in and look arountl. * H T L 1 fAm *' “ - " T f �THE 8AWF0RP HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA four Major Teams Remain Unbeaten As Favorites Fall In Weekend Tilts By R A L P H R O D EN N E W Y O R K , Jan. 16— (A1) — Major college basketball teams boatt In f perfect record* are disappearing from tha scene. A week ago lit major team* parade) with unblemished mark* Today only four are lift. Those who survived are Oklahoma A A M (16-0, lorng Island, ( I I Ot, Columbia (10*0) and HI. Bonaventure (9 -0 ). Top team tn bile tha dust waa Bradley. Tha lads from 111., No. I quintet In the tad Press last weak, Bing Crosby Open Is Won By Nelson With Total Of 209 honors along with Bradley. However, the four remaining teams with spotless records are heading Into stormy sets. , Coacti Hank Urn's Aggies take on n tough Si. Louis Wednesday night. The high ranked Ulllikeni, who handed Krnturky Ita lone de­ feat have won lit nut of 16. The Aggies, second in the p o l l , sa, 40-311, ami lug the week. . ____________ ___irth In the atnndlngt, clashes with once-beaten Duqt esne Tuesday. The dukea last Monday b o w e d to Cincinna­ ti, 4074. Eighth ranked Columbia, with a c a rry -u rn - winning ktreak. of 19 garnet tangles with Pepn Wed­ nesday and Hi. Bonaventure rub* eg* Init Niagara the same evening. L IU projected itself into |he limelight with n 74-01 victory over Ht. Louis Tuesday. Columbia lu-pl Ita streak olive with a 90-43 ramp ever Y| - Saturday. Rti Btmaveulure remained hale and hearty with a 77-72 virtory over Caussiil* Thursday. Trams* that toppled out of the ranks of the elite in addition (u Bradley ami Duquestie were, Wyornilig, Murray, MsmliUe, I'lip . eft on, Washington and Jefferson ■ M Washing ton. Wyoming, tenth :td, bowed lo Brigham Young, 7- Murray dropped two,60-69 Intern Kentucky and 46-64 to Hamline lost Phillips 4fi, 44-Cl A Jefferson lost a 73-46 decision to Wayneshurj and Washington WM upended by Oregon State, 44Third rank Kentucky knocked off Alabama Saturday, 46-44. for IU tenth victory. The Blue Gras* got shots meet Nu(ra Dame toMight and Tennessee Saturday. Indiana in sixth jdace with a 9-1 mark tackles Illinois tonight. f c ttta tf 'S S p S : thlgan,! 04-47. Katunla/i - l i « t Fr North L'erolina State, In seventh glare, lost ita second game U 17 sta tli . Saturday .w b e «. x m m I by yilUnoya, 44-44. The park has engagements with Wake Fo­ rest end I-a Salle this srrek. Ninth rank Kanws Slate (11-9), Wolf Graham Leads Pro Mates To Victory In All-Star Tilt By B IL L U ETK R R 1*08 A N G E L E S , Jan. 1 6 -G P ) — Paul 'N ' Otto the rhempionshlp combine from Cleveland, mowed 'em down again. Coach Paul Brown stuck with M l ace quarterback Otto Graham, jre t aa he sold he would. Amt In the end Otto atuck tho Natlonel Conference A ll- 8tars, lending hts , American Cohfcroace mate* to a lU rfln g S t to *7 win In the Pro yesterday. 1 ,8 completed the pereonnl * Ex-Golfing Star Plays Superbly In Most Satisfying Victory PBBLE BEACH, Calif., jen. is — — There ha*e been grrairt golfing victories in the brilliant career of Dylan, Nrlion hut none probably mure completely salitfying than lire one lire ex-chernpmn look back lo Texas today. laird Byron, making one ol his infrequent sorties from the catlie ranch to which he retired in 1946, bagged tire Bing Crorby tournament yesterday with a M hole total of *{09. More than 15,000 tperlsloti lin ed iht 18th fairway of I’eLlde Beach white the one lime holder ol the U. .S. Open and P, G. A crowns, as well a* rnanv minor litlrs, diitpord the pull (hat gave him a $2,000 cut of the $10,001) purse. Crmhy's a F o o tb a ll Rules Veteran Limit Is Tulane, Vanderbilt And Kentucky To Four In Tie In Southeastern Basketball May Be Changed Upped Ga.-Fla. League By N.C.A.A. Body “ Straight from the -N ine to fifteen waa tha score as the disconsolate Hanford hasketImll team left the floor. U n aide to fathom the deceptive style of the Hastings five, the local tram was handcuffed by the tight defensive tactics of their oppon­ ents. , . . " “ In their sixth straight loss of the year the Celeryfede went down la-fore a powerful Leesburg ag­ gregation 31-6 Thursday after putting up s creditable first quar­ ter stand. Height ami experience gave the visitor* the sdgv in the one-siihd contest., . Drfore Coach Fred lianas stormr. down to The llrcsld of­ fice. shot gun in hand It had bel­ ter be explained that Ike abuse new* stories concern a squad which erpresenlrd Seminole High more than a quarter cen­ tury axo--thsi of 1923. K. II. Unit coached the team whirh played some phenomenally unsuccessful games with scores — si least for the home team — read­ ing more like harebell than baakethall, lowahurg defeated them the worst In what must have been a lUrimra game. The final score was ifl to S. And In those days basket­ ball was still in its comparative infancy a- a national spurt; most of rite modern innovations which have made 111 am1 Kti point scores rormnonplace were unheard of Forty-six points was a tremendous total. Until the rnid-lhirties basketball scores were held duwn by a rula stipulating that the hall must he I rought hack for a renter jump whenever a goal wax made. Ob played nn three senarale rnurre* In ns many days. Nelson shaded pare at Cypres* Point Mnnierev peninsula and Pelihle Beach In turn, Esch l« a par 72 lest. The Ida fellow shnlecnrei of 71*37-71. He tonk the lead in lire second round with a stealing five under-par. It gave him a three stroke over hi* ch>*e»t rival*. The bulge waa enough. Most of the Inpimlrtirr* were In the field. Hut flam Hru-ad was out with n had hand and Ren Nogin wn* resting for a while. Cnry MIddlecoff of Memphis took second money of $1,960 with n 212. Ed Furgol, Royal Park, Mlch.i GfWfgf Faslo, WaWahingt«n , D. d*MfM gttllua Doraa, Mldpinet.’ N. C m Ht*l a| 813. , •• t i Former lliiltiO p e n champ* f.ew Wortham of flakmont, P n-*,K0: IJoyd Mangrum, NBka, III.. 23d. and lawron Lltlle, Monterey, K ) , were out of the money. flo waa present PGA title hold­ er Chandler Harper, Portamoulh, Vm, 993. M angrum , gruu ||m |-»>*d re-*fuli |t scored 40. Certainly the aplrit of the teem aiuit have auffered under three surh disastrous defeata hut (In members— Byrd, W il­ son, King, Block. Hprer, Puf­ fin and Ruaxell— coni hard dog­ gedly to the end ef Uw schedule. Try in g gamely to score at least half as many pointa *• the op­ position, the local five very nearly made It against Umatilla, but M the game ended the score stood at 41-Ilk Definitely Mnivthlng had lo lie dune. Concentrating on defense In the fifth game of tha season the Celeryfeds managed la bold a power­ ful Winter Park five lu only 24 [mints, their liest defensive showIng drier the Hastings li|L But, uarortanaii-lv, |hc local team's offanao. was pitifully Inadequate looping in only eleven .points. waa Won by the .leant or K. J. Going Into the final game of the Harrison, from B»-.Andrew*, lilt itnn— a second battle with Leeoand h a w Itader Phlt Harris w th rg — the Celery feds were grim ly g beat ball tcore of n O -M -d f -l M .1 Determined,Li arenas themselves. But I^eihurg was a had opponent to pick on for rsvsnge. Sanford loot 81 to 4 to end what wa* pro­ bably the most disastrous basket­ ball reason the Celeryfed ever suf­ fered through. Possibly the basketball squad football «o seriously In this part of the country when you hear that was In flue turd by the curious re­ Southern Methodist u . ha* lost cord compiled by the football only on* of Ita laat IS game* team which defeated New Smyrna ageimt teams front outside T re ­ 40 tu 0 only to lose to Plant C ity at— that a dramatic 20-27 defeat 04 to 0. A bewildering retire of one* by Notre Dame— and has won only ■Mad contents is recorded in Ih t two of Re last eleven against l* M reoore. Only twice— tn a home-state rival*. - - In th* past 4-0 wht over Polatho and a 4-4 couple of years, too. flM lJ has had llo wtlb Klsalmee— did Sanford tho services o fD o ak Walker, KyLwin re low by Ireo (ban 1 $ Rota and a kid named Fred Bengoiata, HI. A* gusttoe slsagbtevM n h Who In bla sophomore an] K m oon Pat Hall dUplayt a polkadot pique suit at the California ApparalCisatort Annual Market Week Show in Los An|elet Pal is re­ ported la have designed the uulltl Die plies of material she's holding w-apt around b e to form a con­ es ling sproa (truer miltortdl) California Colt ever bred In California, Your Host suffered a fractured ulna— ar elbow— bone In a fall during Saturday's running of the $60,000 San Pasqual Handicap at Santa Anita. Today, he hang* suspended la his stall, sidelined fur the season and probably for good. He might even have to tie destroyed pllctlluns set In. When only a weanling at Lstute Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entrlea F lt t S T -n i u e Falcon. K yle . C »J rise J, H * :c o s u --o h Star, T o n y Kero. Iluikstslnsr T M t lllt — A rleae Hue, Kalp's J m l*r. Coitun J. F IM IT II -J ’lp f tp . (^ r* J * u Hose. ‘ “’’p i F T I J - t a h n y i n t s t . jllo w lion. ^ in ^ C T It--('n a n le H . I.oelU* geoll. ^ l i V i g H T I l — H n lp * Its war*, Coanle y Lahti, H a r Minister K I1 IIIT II— IV inln Pels. I’rsyln * Usrkl*. Ill** lla r n r . N i V r r n - K . r . Illonde. Man T a a T K & T l i - i r * IIre n t. Th na g e r Je l. Potion finish. R .C TIllim F in S T It A r t — C sforltf r o l o , Another Moonsr, K y la H um hie, U lll* T r u m p . Ilio* Falcon. MlngU X . i f . ™ Ile tle a Mens It M A tf '— f n ln r liy Ma II rs. Tone K e n t. Oh Ikiy. Rita Hayworth. C ru to w n , P srvo r, Fa*r Hm ania. R urlistellw r. T f llR I I RA> K — a / lathe Hite . W J f « - »"r re i • k .r m le a l»g teem to ho ridiculed wllh re- tarn opposition. And now th in Graham, with a daring at him In .11 tav, taught fire, aa Bregma' Mt-fB rhampiaPihqi win ,a . TM, 8*wii*ole H igh a haskaihail teem— which has so far won one end lost sig— plight lake a little heart at being spared thin particular torment. billing the game* aa "roceu**' un­ til (he reason wot over. H ( Wasn't Te rry -F le d If you want ta stretch a pun to the limit, you might say ti nt Ta rry McFarlane, the Cotton Bowl committee came here today to study a minimum of proposer1 (hinges in the playing rule*. The committee, headed by Fritr Crisler, athletic director ol Michi yin. appeared likely to return th« fair ealch lo the rules after ah sence of a year but make -few other changes. F.nouglr suggestion* have cornfrom the American Footba1 Coaches Association, which heir' rti annual meeting in Dallas la*' week during (he NCAA convention to ritrnd lire session until abou' Wednesday noon. Crider said Conservation ol time during t game was one ol the roaches’ pm poiall. This would Ire arcomplitli «d by culling down the length o' time-outs, lime to put the hall it play, etc. Ia>u Utile of Columbia, chair man of the football coaches ruleronimittee, reported an ovethelni ing lentimrot far return nf iht lair catch. The Rides Committer meet iny wind* up business of the N C A A The Dallas eunvrnthm handin' much legislation, most Imnnrtan* of which was eliminating the con Irnverslal sanity rode, Aa a re suit the conference* ami Individ rial schools when not In a con tu rn e r will handle financial ah' to athietee. N C A A leaders were unrertair over whether the Association heleft to g-iverr any authority ___ athletic affair* of the schools despite the fact that In- rule i r striding recruiting wa* left tr I lie constitution. There was considerable talk that elimination of the *anlty code would cut dawn malertxlly on in •ersectlonal football. Some *<*»,Terences may play among themselves since, with no regulator fr»i«n the N C A A , there will !• different rales on financial aid ir •he various section*. The Big Ten for instance, la talking about w round-robin *<h*du1r only. T h i conference wa* one of tha stalwnrt M O U L T R IE . G a . Jan. l f r - W ) — The seven club (ieorgia-Florida League, with Brunswick appearing in place of Tatlaha<**e, fare.) the 1961 season with s revision in manpower laws. Tallahassee dropped out of the Clare D League yesterday while an eighth team. Thomatville. was given lit days in whirh to deride whether to stay or go. As the lengut director* met here, though, there were indication* that If Thomasville retirnl, T lf ton wa* ready to pirk up the franchise. To meat the possible manpower shortage, due to the increased re irement* of the armed forces. r league directors chauped the rrsjkie law, |n-rmitting each team to have hut five instead « f seven Each lean* w ». al*o given per mission to hike the number of veterans from thre,. to four art'* .ri have eight limited service nlayers iiiMead of the prasant seven. Americas turned nn f»r lb*•neeling as sn Independent nwne*l bv Rav Detsinvei of Wlllmanth r nnn.. operator of four other dub*. The ap|H-»,an-e o' Rninswirk I' the loop mark* the fir** lint' *nc 1916 that Port City has had a nrofessiiinal baseball team The la*arue will hold another mealing within two weeks, to he called by President W. T . Ander <on of l.« -she. Ga., to runsldei the matter of Thoma'ville anil • ■cl on a I— *slide , h-osTe In H ’ 'espue’s nano The Ira cue ha- a •rhrdidt* thi" vrar. S Mrs. Carraway And Ciearence Phillips win Gulf_ _ Tourney _ II Graham took r a Women Si hug T o Plnv Exhibition Match At Stetson D E L A N D . Ian. 16 (Hoecial) flhlrley F ry and Dotia Hart, na­ tionally-ranked tennis players, will etve an exhibition match at a tennis clinic at 3 P. M . Tuesday at John R. fltet*on, It was an­ nounced today hr Mrs flxra Jernlgan, of the Women’s Departnirnt uf Pliyshal Educalhm at Stetson. The exhibition will lie given at the ronclusiun of a match at S'. Peletslturg and Ju»t (lefure t(tc pair leaves for Cults. High School tenni* players and member* of tennis clubs through, out Central Florida are invited ta the clinic which will lie free nne 0, Mrs. John Schlrmnl. Winners of the over-all putting contest were! open to the public. Mica F ry . a former student at Mrs. Jdhn lv*y and Mr*. Ollle Zhan of Daytona Reach, tied. Earlier In the week a low net tournament |wa* held h r. the Sonwest Conference* hare fim ll* - Wfefinn. She (4 eirrretitlr ranke ford’ AW ihiltlon *4arf|fc the folldwrules, apd will continue to play fourth. Jdis* Hart, uf lacksonvllli winners;- Ctaou A — Mrs. If. l i formerly attended Harry Collru llavmao, Class R — Mfik W- Rand now ia ranked u-cimd In th Williams and class C — Mrs, John nation. Rchlm d. u T h o s e participating were: Mrs. John Ivey, Mrs. A n ­ drew Carraway, Mrs. E. R. Smith, left permanently cocked to one Mm . 1 Mint ‘,0 ’Llnger, Mre. E. C. aideHnymam Mfs, A .D. M*mh, Mis* Thefp'k • taping hrennd race­ track*' which gores "One white d. Mrs. Stave So­ foot, buy him ; two while feet, rb Whakhel. Mr* iny Mott tlprue white feet, look Mre. H a rry W oimIabout him; four white feet, do D A L L A S . Jan 15 (A V The Navy fiw’i|M"'l • «-— '* t|.*» victory Bile of reasoning, Y our which -I in n * winning Hoot, with four white fret, war streak after "•* game without a on the 3-2-1 basis for first, se­ a Jinx hone. Hut he flaunted sue loss wa* pirkeil hv the nation'* cond am) third places. erstltutlon l y winning $344.79' Ihrrdue's 24-14 decision over -* • * d *,Hirl*i-a*ter* for his o w n ti. Dim director ,’ Notre Dame, which ended s 399•h.. . . ,*r • . ( Ip80. Ham Uoetx. And hi* wlneetl ' Karl lliuik, th* lo*tnq roach game unbeaten streak for the fqet broke |he 'rack record 6 *’*ar-i Ihr n >* —‘-*1 fune- fighting Irish, polled 2$ first place • mile amt one eiahth here idMon in connection with the foot- votes and I t ) points. The Phillies' l - 'i l r - » r l - » * ........ .. im *n l ro tn - victory lo the National Laague He v w a prime candidate * pennant rare and Sammy Urretfltentedi " I aerrr ueriml.** racing's two richest cUsstcs. •' Then hr lor"--* In hi* former la’s winning tho National AmaMaturity on Feb. 3 and >h» R» assistant. S '” |i»-ier m lv of Pur­ leur Gulf Chemel’jnihlp eien f|ta Anita Handicap on March *• due. and a**. ■ 'Vhal almut that gured prominently In the upset Horn* 44JB00 natrons had retail list. The Phils polled 43 pointa and of yours 7" Halted Mre oa the favorite In Sat- upset At the "* ii didn’t know Ursetta 64. Thfn « » • arday'a Sgn Pasqual. that Purdue** fi- *i >*M triumph C h a rin ’ decWvo ctetwry oyer Jo# over N 'tre Dame had pulled Die Louie to clinch hreVywelght boxsecond-laren*i v>?e as the upset 'ng honor*. National Ueagraphk So tn puppets are ao ote of the year. In the o rtg l-p V 'ta uf the 216 knows when they wen writer* am) rsd'n m n who par­ ticipated in the ,A-r,fisted Pre*» year-end null 'he t.m v Navy up Aroostook County. Mo. set wa* the blggr*t uf I lie year It received a teeal uf 6WI points Greatest Upset Of 1950 Is Nnw Win OverVauntedArmy 1947 Pontiac SS!f„ ‘Wn***,*.DW a KW Jf.rb ■Sr'»5.““ dCA^ ; A Four-Ball Mixed Foursome with the Sanford Men'a Golf Aaaociation was held yestanlay afternoon at the Seminole Country Cluli hr the Sanford Women’* fiutf Aas.iciatIon. The winners ware: luw gras*. Mrs. Andv Carraway nd Clarern e Phillip*; low net, Ira. Kwrl Higginbotham and Hoy F. Svines. J r.; high man on No. 1 « Eddie Stout; high on No 5 for the ladies. Mr«. Harry Woodruff; consolation prises. Mr*. Hoy F . Syrnes, Jr., and Andy Carraway. The following pairs participated in the tournament: Mre. Amlrew Carraway, Clarence Phillips, Mr»a Ceeile Heard ami Harry Tm-ke. ,, „ , „ , . .. „ Mrs. 1 rice Heard and E- D. 8 ml » , Mrs. Roy F. Hynie*, Jr. ami Hugh Whelchrl, M i « Dot Fowell and T F McDaniel Mrs. Ellen Retts any rebuttal," he ■,bullied. Dot's AIL Brin here See where Willy Slkyhult, the runner, has gone home In a huff because the AAU won't give him os much expense money aa he wanta.. .lie should have rum* here -T h e Y tllw River *UC Yellcw Bm are colored by tilt front the deserts of Mongolia. a d r S T E R L IN G SLA F T B Y A S S O C IA T E D l*REHS SP O U TS W R IT E R Southern Confervtke basket ball which drscfvrl more fnn* amt better housing, passe* tha 1961 halfway mark this week with Just a* luil a nice going on as the one which ended the 1930 reasun. Tula lie, Vanderbilt and Kentucky are lied for the lead with unlwate.. recoriU in S EC (C A P S t game*. Tha same three were rank.il among -----.— .. — -------------- -#fiitt frnir si O'* fl**l*h th*« 1944 Plymouth net rushing, the — 1947 Chryalw The I960 le tw n rhampiuiudtlp waa dm.Jed during (lie final are* when Kentucky drfeated Yonder hilt fur ita loth undisputed tHle. Aubirh flnishtd tn:rd and rulane fourth. Aiming the tup four teams tbit season )a 1-uuif.luiia Stale iim trijj. of Auburn. The Pleluinirn Lb**' ever, are developing rapidly under the teachings ol J w l t.aw or.. baMy one » t the und.rrr.ted baa edMfcaa In America, The three unbeaten, dead best fW five times thi* week. They're eapected to wit. each lime even though four games will lie ^ ^ " ru lrirn CUUI|. Noire Dame's game a»ratnst Kentucky tonight in U x in g tu n Will te the only home *howlim th* weak for the leaders. lu lk iV ,nw,|a lieorgla tonight lit little Woodruff hall in Atl.rin, the court when Georgia is' hardest on tli* opp.«IUpir. Vanderbilt |da>a Mississippi .Stales n e w field Saturday night Kentucky will he in" Knoxville pteilng le tiliraee, the tram which t-ndrd a 41Soulhrin ganic victory streak fur Adolph Rupps lYihh'uU last sea­ son. VflYKllrplaya l.<-MI*rti**14)»li* is what should lx- the best g a n rj of thy week. T h r busiest trains llun week will he Georgia and Florida. After meeting Tulane's high scorers, Georgia s :<outh I'erulina tn see and U S. U. gel tugelheij to­ night In Baton ituugv. Temu-) s e e has fallen into a lie with Tech i nd Mississippi State fur Inst p) ice in the standings while L. S U. rank* a weak fourtn nemnd I he the unlreateu teams, l|arry Ral -uhorst's laiuisianan* were cu si dared one o l the stn-qgest tel in* in the South before the seq-toj re*nil . _ Two Intra-Stale Intra-State- games hfchi|i t-o hii^,t.J the program— Mississippi at 1 ia■lisippl Stale Wednesday i laWednexUsy land „ lams at Auburn Thursday. The line program wdi Ikin near privacy cnmpaml to such gihtbg tn Inu pdu>‘4ndr mi<lWcsL Thf^ Soullira* tern's "inn 11 gymnasium* are the reasons. Students, faculty lurmle-rs and newsmen arc about the crop pro­ vided' with seats in most SouthPAitera field house, only gam o-sl played In Kentucky’s new field house In Is lin g to n , L. S. U .’s co­ liseum tod the new Mlsslssipppi State ami Florida houses are adequata. Georgia’s Woodruff hall and A u ­ burn's small quarters are almut one third th# sire necicl T**tine«see's seating rapacity is large* enough for a team with a weak re ­ cord Imt it would he inadequate for a big winner. of any other entire state. Tb* Kvd. Rivyr ja sa ca cause of the reddish-bra tt rsrrle*. The kola i wuods. i Hill’s or South Doivrred with dart) p|ne �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA pa g e uve L e g a l in o n c e G r id * "A ” 1 P u f g iir iz r d 1* H o n o K «n lu d JL A I L K l.t:SA U SMITH. I irf* mUhl M il II I: T il «l*l>i:«H r u t : n a m i ; o k t i i i : s t a t e «>k K l.oltlliA. I1IIKKTINIIS TO I.KNA U SM ITH rr»titflli'W Hml Ullilf r* - f* A* fu|]uU n C2I UiHlrti Awmir Itahwill", Nra JrfM y, GREEN VALLEY DAIRY in P h o n e 892-W V i m n r # lie i# ! * r F»n |llife * i i*:i jf w iir n|i|**M( A iH ’i m i l l « M M 't r Ml* mr til her tiir.nhiiic* «ni Fehuttri If, I til* in th«* Firculi fm irt f*»r ilie Ninth M IM EO GRAPH P R IN T IN G — T Y P IN G C R E D IT IN V E ST IG A T IO N S M A D E A N Y W H E R E IN UNITED S T A T E S OR FO R EIG N C O U N T R IE S. Mi C ircu it. lit Mint for Nrmi- m»|r i'll uni r. Florida. In t*hmirery, lit m ioii cik al itat >on «titl<UJ •till • l.erl X Hmlih, IMtint Iff. n II Hmtili. I *. frf>il.1fit. rh iiu rry N*» l i f t • « herein th e iilnlnilff i n k * a «tre re#' o f tilt itit it* air a Hi *1 I'tiil. nton animals In the e**uth. Althuunh Mtldum i |>oumis. tht v au* «iiting. active m a tu re s, agile Dim ! time** runner*. They fi-r.i u|»«*n ruts, mire, tiinle which they eprtntr upon from ainhush. Or# il«t farmyard*, to carry off a «!urk. icoom*. tur# hit or Ianth. Ihinng muM of the year, wiWrat* , ronmingalmut at dawn and «!u»k, nml •levping Itou tret1, rave, l«ig, or Mimetime* an al*andon«*l 11*« have r I*ifit) m den*, ur nests* to give birth y -t oi I ate |lixlure*t; and tht- kitten* mkjii in parent on hef hunlini: luiiitili Wildcats are any pnrt* of the -n u tliru 'i; aid the hide* hn\* ir market. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONES ISO and 1071 Hurtm IDI Sanford Atlantic National Hank HM*. WH1SKE Y WINE RUM - GIN JALOUSIE N ' C K S PACKAGE STORK 110 Sanf**^J A»»ntti VVI T N 1SHU iny 11ait«t a n i of f111a l rent of the raid Court. *»! tiatiforil Heml not# ('utlnty. F1*»rlil« ihl* III h <l*t «»f J in u m A I' i * i <i I' IIKItXlHtX i'Irrk t'lrvult Court lift n I., limit, I* »' iMF.At.l |\ 1111 I I I OF III! M il M l J l IM*! . O M IM IL L M il M l , S T % T I : OF F I OH ( I I I . IN 1*110- IN III*. TMF. I S T A T E O F K M Kilt iV lt l.ir T T iL .O irtl t o l l . l U IIOU I I M O I DM I 'l l > N o t i c e U h r r r b ) ilv<-n th at Itrlw u It t * u r l * n h e r f i n a l r*|*«»ri a * A i l r n t n l M r s f r t t ml th* *»Mi# nf Kft* iter l ’wt I e | | , rir* • • *«aI , t ha I t h e fllett h*>r p e t M pi n feir fOi.nl illHeharge,, ;h h | I h u t *h * u ill u p p t i t o t h e llanerat»|«* I amukL** Htnifcir*ii»i. i o u i i i r J o <Ik ** t*f H r t n l im l e C o u n t y . F h i f l d e en th** I til* «l* v e t F e b r u a r y A h ISM. f*-r a p p r o v a l of moo * a n d for final <ll» c h a n t * a s A d m lu f tn tv a lr ts of ih« r * l s l r »*f F e d o r i * u r l r i i i|»* m *.| »n Ih l* I f f h dn> *>r J a n u a f t A l * till m :i,i:x t: rc n i * t t *■1III IMl Ml i l l t l of 1ll*» estate wf F tutor Cut ■ A 'Main Street' of Telephone Buildings M l . 4 r. * 4 0 4 HloSlI t1e|ur*lf ON I*%M ill. FI * Bi QUICK TtTreil BRONCHITIS Chionk bioiktiiin m.y develop If youi .uugli, ehcti .uld, in a.uie bioocnilu u l*ol UCaltd *ud ,on 1.1*1*01 .rfoiJ lu laic « cbao.* nilb an* tmdkiue k ti puieul than l itoiiiultioa tthkb fix . iigbl lo lh< it.i ul ibe itoobto lo help looten and *»p*l *enu laden ptilcgm nuJ aid ualuit to too*be naJ l*c.I ia«*. Icodet, intl.uicJ, bion.hi.1 mriiibianee f'leumultion blend* bet.hwooJ it i mole bv ipe.i.1 pio.e*t ttith olhei lime letted medkint* for coughi. Il ton tain* no naieuik*. No m.ner bow many medicine* you b.te tried, Cieomulmm it guaranteed io ple.te you ur druggitl refund* oumei. Creumuluon li.t tlood th* irit of uun) inillloni of U*er». fAdt.l A**' A C l i v nf * 0Jiiifnril f i v i l Survii’** E x a m in iitiu n w ill b# held In tin* I'irt* I>*i*;i■tnient ut 2 :HU P . M . Fel». lt‘», 1961 o r ■ » soon s » I**; -Ih le tlie m a ftfr, to Keiablish an eligible lis t fo r the class o f : REQUIREMENTS: A|>|>licmils for the fire w rvice muni be al leaM 21 years of age and not over IHJ: be fit ieaAt B* 7" tall, mid weigh not lean thnn 12tM41 pounds. A ll a p p lica n ts s h a ll be legal re s id e n ts o f the C it y of S a n f o r d ; o f good m o r a l character a n d physical f i t ­ ness, a n d h n ve had at leant a g ra m m a r school education. i*t in. 11 to r h i : Hfaflirit Ff Ill th e H all, i t f f le v i 1* n f y 1 .1 » MiIII L* i *.’#■*khm! nf C Jtt I |*« Il 1 I*>i M s , C ite unikl 4 IM» m il.* h I* 14 I Fahriitre 1*11 . u Hhl«h uni* the* Hill t« puhllrl) «<pvttr*i io fur Ml*l» irvaltt! h w **i |m»|v * fui mutihlpal hs«#hsll fl*M HpVA'tfl« SIl*i|ii i f r un fl|» al iifflt a ti V C||> Uitiaivi I 'm Hail sn«l III** In* ilMpr. tr.! |,| lil.ldrfg till I r quasi TsIiWlalVHii hhi ’ » 111 Iw* |»fv*viil'Vi| 11» t lt r i ’ ll* IrM lilu t « *fPiitiitl*»|M ii Ii ir# 11II || fitlVilHlKS at p *m IlflVli Inac <tf !*l4i Tin* i ’ll! rf*rrt m l hr r i g h t t o rvjiN i s u p n r a ll Mil* C IT Y I»F HAN rO ltn. Fl.n|lll*\ Cliff.*f.| MrKIhMh. J r, **H> MHtlilRrf. I F I l f H O N H l.nlitiec Kt|mi« lull of building »p«.c If .11 ill* building* built by ^ouihcin Hell in Floud# »m .c IT4> w«ic p i..rd logillici ibcy Mould lt>itil * "M »m MlCCI lot . ,,-oJ ll.Cd lO — 11 rilCIC "OtllJ be .H) .oinpUldy new build in gt aud 2J . J J i tiont lo ctilling building*. And llic mimbci of n«M lelcphooM mad# po.tiblc by llictc building* and Ibe million* ol d o ll.it ol ti|ulpmfnl put into ihcm M ould lie iinuc lluii enough In *ei*e anuihcr vlly the *ur ol Miami. In llic Utl h.c scan V n illitin Hell It.* n r.ily doubled die numhci ol telephone* in F lorid* - m o r e II m i i t r »,i|c.1 l u i a l I c l t p h o n e t in titiic il lu n g Jn U iiv c .ii.u iit 3 6 ‘i won.riled liiiiiit.nd* oi telephone* In dial o p c i s l i u n . i i j n n p i o . c d itic * c r * k c ui n u u ) . i l h c i n . * > A l l J 111 lit, itluM U l l l l , , b u ild ilO O U H u in k ) o f ii( u c . 1 1) i H K t . , i i i u . f i * i h C t l . J 111 f..ililk * a hc T li.it h .J lu itm J u F l o o d . t i . c > e . r » .**> AuJ hc i n u . t * i, o n I ,m illin g m o i J t i to i i i c cm Hit u i i i i t n u i i i g h e . i y J c m . i i J fo i u l c phonc iciv k c I lui m . i t . it t m p o r l a n l » i.ilK tie.fifty F l o r i d . In l i . t r io I rl« - p tn u ie ('o iiip .iiy . rf ff t loniln Murntfri F o r f u r t h e r d e ta ils nee the E x a m in e r at the C it y H all. Civil Service Hoard L . F . Hoyle S e c re ta ry N. 0. Garner. Examiner ■ T N t PALM S > >, W JN , 6 TO S \ ; • O fA R K r- (xm v .1 S C O R E S '/, fox re suers. T ry HERALD W an t Ads h r Rwnfti PRONE! 148 W aal Afiw **«• a*f a r r m le a ever Ike .• 'a a g w e ra a g«aa i * o a a I I r * « r I f f *• Hele4 M tk e *e4e»lM*a* la rrie r a l » r rW * the a a te«*u#« •• e»ar»r*a t< g a r aeeaallra*Set far «• •teas** the — 1 r-* * IU I t m l r r a U W a a t a «w a v a il fir la A a r • » Pke .a Ike e a r a . r « . g a h llr . IlMb K a n a -a llr •f * * t f M f w r w « «* * «■ * £ / l» THE ■ SANFORD HERALD f E u A L A A a*A T M AWT*. U « H and S ia m . H R W FtMt f l t M * n*r .i» 4R0-W , _ __________ Ititahinrtta Apt*, week, month ur M M , Slumber!* nd C o u r t , Rlway I T I W at C ilj ^ Jm lL R l V Purnlahed and unfurnlahid daplax-aaaaon or yamr. lea W hldAvenue. IN Cabins with kltaftn«tU a (omplete'y formtohad — d ay, or jMmth. Catnp Samlpole, lie. W e -t on Highway 441— b a .'fk r A p u ta w aU h ana. Phooa 476. I-1 W A N TED w u u , WMurcnA hNOW/ .TASItS JUS' I m' SAVC a s m oinr in ' YAHACl , t sta o h u m : -*! . nutuniMlir i m i n e r W A N T S Rrftular Itoardrr*. tlfl.So k e n m o h k per wrrk. No munrv in advnnrr. _ (1*0,00, JilH K. IHth Ht ju*t guod aecurlty, *11 Hanford FIIKSM C H A T M ILK Ave , J ,K. Jonea, 11. D. I'rieat, pbnnr 71fUW*.‘t. S— H E A L E S T A T E FOR H A L E — 3 I.A t)P K H StJ ft. eetrn.mn plu* *t»|i laddrra flH.OO. Hr* Teu in Laumlry at Altamnntr Hutr). IN COM E I’ltO P B R T Y D U P L E X Plantation Ealataa— large lot— N OIttiK K lrrtfir Itrfrlerrnlur, |IV> cuatnm built far aalr below pre(jowl fcimlltlun, I’hunr 1- HO'X K teal construction mala. Ser A K T ld .H H W A N TE D 6 Whtdd"w. tIU ft. Park Ave. _ 2 B ED RO OM S. Modern Home. We buy, aril A trade u .nl Electric Kitchen, 17500 by owner. lu rn it«rr *V,)>»»■ Mair* Furor1506 Sanford. ______ ________ •lire SI I f " t w . HU J.A K K K R O N T L O T S — on beautiful S T U D S E R V IC E — rhlhauhau ur CryiLat Lake, near Cuuntrtr Club, 100 ft. frontage, high elrvation. tome citrus treee, all rlrarrd. W, K. Kirchhi^f. J r . Pin,nr .105 >Tuil Ell N It A Stlk It Y HbVk Ifiinir FOR M l’ tL IF T E D 2 lin'rouma. 1216 Wrat tat. Y O I N O W OM EN m o o . 160S --R There ate op|M,rtuniilri fur a lim it­ ed number of Qualified n w rd ______ IP I T IS R E A L E S T A f E w hr'h rr women in the fa* mating h<l> yon want to buy or tell, am J, that’a the ba^la of tbr ronuminlW, III It. Realtor, at N K W 1.0 ratiuna tmlualry— tiandlllig the C A TIO N , Florida State Dsnl public'* call* Bldg., Ph. I76H. A V I T A L P U B L IC S E R V IC E TW O LO TH adjoining, al«o Work With a starting salary <d of 4 lota in twat rv*ldential arc*10 a week (40 truiira* Uun. tell or trade for country pravloua Irlrpliunr property or nrrvage of equal W l t h u u t Training. value. Mrs. Maile Nanrr, 1 door north of Club tHanxaitd, north of Opportunltira for advancement, acbedulad pay irwrratea, ik k n rw Unefita, umafuaa. and pleaaaut aa-urialr* and working nmdlllona are aoma of Ibe advantage* of wnrking for lire Telephone il'.LI-S H W A P HOOP -406 K. 4th Company. Ht We Bag. Ball or Trada moat You may w ith (o have your ouaHi-jithlng. Ehona I M d , fkalian* m niidrrtd fur thU r r iV# path t*sa w ia n ygu gout bring iponilblr and (nltrevling potlymir pMacriptiona ta L A N tfon. C H IE F O P E R A TO R . N O U T H K H h T^ S lu i. T E L E P H O N E ABMjf WAVY SURPLUS Ilf Ranfmd Av#__ pt. f ill « &r_ N K W H ! KlHS lurlncrtl lit l - r (ra'IliKi dill floura mud* bkf nrw binlibing, iT.nninn A wai •n*. Portable t*i»w*i r U H It v a ra <*i|i«ri«iirr la H annoll County. H. W lllenncn. U lu e 4 0 U W AMCRlCAH R e PUBLIC OP VCNtZvCLA,.. RAIN > rr WON I MAT TER WE CAN START EASILY SPOT THE KILLERS HORSE BY A BROKEN SHOE, KILLER GO AbCNE u t KNOWS WIRE TO TWVN MAYBEj ' AFtERhiM IU.OO GET NEW Y f ON ALONE, TONTO HORSESHOE YtXI WNT IN THE 'r -r m wooos Sliiima. HIS It D h m _ ROOK W O R K of all klnda. Kavra and (.iilt*r» Repaired ami Paint­ ed N rw Roof* applied. Painting ami roaltne. Hanford, I’k, IOUH W. It It. Arkrnburg tlK I.A N Ilil Morning Hentlnel. Urtaint.. Kernlar Star 1'all Malnfi 'X N IlLIN H S made l» Hi .utmile Verieiler. Id 'ml HVK W Ird Ht. I'b-ine -ring Urn bulli<>(«r. *luni|i tnv* mho * fill dir* *hell and lav l«y load ur Job. Contact II R t. ib-ltsl and •riaoelale-*, l(h' R tl *w VnrF Ave.. IN-1mint Pf aSU nr '.*MV IV P A IN T IN O and darorstlng 1*1. rlaaa. Interior and e itrrio r. A-l refarenee*. M. A . Link. Felbiwship Fm n l, Hanford. Ph. UUi II. IS N O T IC E H PERSON A I.H POOtt AVCait-V ! H g' LL N lC v B R RlNP L THU C y tts IK* TU rfi T<? Mi\t FtajM T h B T J l u l - T R A a F u v 9 » r T B I *1------— H w u t t a > , j B P P R e y i u m * . g i » 9 a i r n p t h *t T K i RB B O O N . t * M A Ji C fN B R l 1---------- W E L L . . . AY L S A S T SVC Rfi O P P TL? A 6 A F B 9 T A R T 1 r— * ( P iT v T ) k^7/— T I M A R Y 'S L E N D IN G L i n i l A l i r I'.'iHi Magnolia Is nuar open M oi. thru FT I. 10 lo 12 A . M , 3 lo « I'M . Hal. 4 lo g P.M. A LL TYPFIH i f RulblHier Work Reasonable Rates— Free Kail•ale*. Carpenter A O rarer P W .» i n i v * «»J I * - M PECtAI. m ig h t y crash rocks w W A T C H and Clock Repairing. All work guaranteed. Ileaaotmt'l* priree. F. M. Kngllah, J r . I'h. USED U A 8 W ater Heater, Phone ' J roNCRETE~SEWBirPIPESeptic Tanka, Ctoast Trap*. Dry -A sa H ER YI^H R NOkOONU ARC Kir grgfaoKD* rn MAOO*o '-> mar our. Hg res CAT MArt'/ra <ScP NJKI W1VM.' > ju s ra L M f lO rO N -t HON r 10*4 m . F H A Plan. litHallmrni ■ D e n t . Room 917. Phnn > MS, Rnufird Aflantle Natlonni Rank M.-rnke e r m r '6ail\Phone 1041 for A ll T y p a . O f Hook Work. Mary MeRlnPey Rnokkeeping Harvfea K Room |09 Atlcacfc B oth Bedding P e S J o iR Aeour ; H i m .* ' �«BEC -«r .r>*-'v v W t H *MT ,y>TV-T T R ^ p '.- Mt?* 'O a rc s ffs -• MONDAY JAN. THE SANFORD HERALD SANFORD. FLOfPDA ttwvtty with provision for racontrol spending would be where tha Praovercome tbo barbaric threat of public 0 nance and fiscal policy re­ where necessary to protect tenants ■(dent proposed something new. tentative. plied with tha beat weapon* in •till quire that we balance th* budget" Common ism In whatever manner Most such proposals were for fn addition to the *41,421,00.000 the world." so ns to "preserve confidence In in defense areas against eghorbi- “ Fair Deal” measures turned down for the military which the Presl* It confront* us. tonl rent increases/' A ll federal 2. Proposed a 17,401.000.000 outthe integrity of the government's 'We in thia nation have elways. Ua.M grant C t u )'a*t dent asked in rash, he said Ihe tent controls are bow scheduled to la tha p a st will lie collect rd from the average lay of m ililary and economic aid armed forces' authority to enter In time of national emergency, finances. Tha President scattered then to friendly foreign countries— ri*cn with unity and vigor to tha But tbe President added that no­ end Jaaa 50, or on March 30 la proposals through tha budget ln-% into contracts, for which actual cltlien although *ome of it, of areas which do not take action to rooipaied In 94,720400.00 Ihi* year defense of our free institutions and even higher taxes and a balanced J A C K H O N V IL t:, Jan. 16— S|^- course, would be In the form of funds would lie voted later, should stead of mapping up lit a aingl* — In further the eau-e of “ inter* be upped by *70.000,000.000. Of way of lift. We are responding budget would suffice to chock In­ retain them. cia ll— h ii iw r brought a record hidden lair*. He asked alxo for a continuation table all matters requiring nex» national security.” The foreign Dow .We go forward with faith flation arising from "rapidly high of 916.00 per buthel on Ihe In n tense, Mr. Truman’* bulky tbla, JIlMKW.tvvi.lHKt would b* legislation. And he gave them * and confidence to meet and win rising defense expenditures’ 'whoso of controls on exports, now due to "defense" Justtflcatlen. Last week I'M *pano Farm er’* Market, with budget mr*»age wa* a more eon program would taka nearly ten charged up to till* fi>cal year. expire June 30. impact showi up faster on the Tbe mear age accompanying the Uir testa ahead." ttiraa cartoada shipped averaging tto v e ils l document than hit cent* nf each dollar spent. Th e President asked his big he told hie news conference b# The message showed the Pre­ economy thaa la th* budget cost .1 . Assigned *29,112.000.000 or budget, although fated fur the ■ IM S per liu*hel," according to ’’Slate of Ihe l/nloii" addreas program from a Congress contain­ stood barb of hts entire program •T2 pet rent of the total to the historic formal process of a sident expects the government to figures. information received In the office d rlb rrrd la d Monday ing many more Republicans than but realised that emergency dcof William L. Wllaon. Director of "When Ihe full Impact of drTile fart that the budget pro- multiple other home-front rust* of droncd.nff reading to Congress by take in an unprecedented amount fen-r Icgltlatiwi bad tu naxa pre­ Stale Farmer** Markrto. Pompano. |H.»rd a slight Increase in non- gocrtnmenl, a * 1 ,022.000,000 in* rlerk*. was dlrrrtrd st Ihe whols of revenue In flscdl 1962. Keen fen sc procurement Is M* thl* the 1949-50 Congress. It also in­ ference. without the J 1(1,450,000.990 he said spring and in the fiscal year 106*3. cludes a b lr bloc of Southern Ui* fitalr’a large*! market umlrr defenie n|irridl"K lalhet thin the rtea»e over tills year. Mr. Trum an world. "The new emphasis on military should be levied to lialance ths even more comprehensive controls Democrat* equally hostile to mo«l one ahed I* rrciignlxed iliir W Ike rrdtietinn nisnv lawmakers have »*ld in thl* connection th*t “ the shipping *ea*nn a* a price drier, l»een ilrmandiiig scemcl rerlal" requirement* of national security preparedness refterta Ihe nerestl* budget, Mr. Trum an estimated the over tbe use of material* will of the “ Pair D e ni" Congress will have to pais on minatlon point on Itean* and other In arouse Ire In some emigre.sfon- are reflected in every major fune. ties of the world situation today," net taa Uke at 955.I.TI.OOQ.OOO. become essential," he said, adding: That allows for 92.703^00400 In linn nf the budget.” " A t tha present Um*. wa are every nickel of tax increase* the rotntmxlltf* x. Pepper ha* been a al quarters. M r. Truman said . Oplsmetrlxt 4. Included In this total pro” lt reflect* no shift of purpose. tax rafund*. beginning to Impose price on l President proposes, but most of strong Item *lnee the market So did the fael tlial-lh* met* EYES EXAMINED Tills total compare* with an an- wage controls. Extension of such the spending proposed was author­ opened. Cucumber* brought tlm -age railed for many of Mr. Tru- petard mil lay* of * 1 , 100.000.000 to Our purpose irmsins to secure llrtpslcd revenue of 944AO.900.- control* now appears Inescapable.” ised by earlier Congresses and re­ (•LASSES FITTED neat high average of 19.15 per man’* pel ’’Fair Deal” measures help eipand produrtion of such and strengthen pence. “ We are determined to seek (KK» in current fiscal 1931 i*ad the The President specifically re- duction of doing programs ha* al­ bushel. Other eommodllle* totolnl such as Ihe civil rights program bailr prmluct* a* rubber, steel and IIS H. Palmetto A VO. 209 ear* for the week. Good qua- and a major part of the llrannan aluminum; $1.277,000,000 to en­ peace by every honorable mean*- tlt,7r.2.0(N)JN)0 In wartime fiscal mmmended to Congress: " A fur­ ways been politically difficult Congress’ biggest power over 1915, the record actual intake thus initxlf.il 'of our rryix>q»iliililv to ther extension of real control eularge output nf **atomir materials Illy lima*, eggplant. *nua*h, okra, farm plan. field pea* and lomalor;. are aval* In it* broad it|<rrb, the bud* amt weapon*” : *270,000.000 to en. ourselves, to rui|t friends and allie*,' f*r. 1 and to huitianilv everywhere to table on that market. forre Ihe prire.wage controls M r. Keen without further lax hikex, get; The mid-winter deal on the Palt. Kitlmatrd I*. 8 military er Truman say* are Inescapable; spare the world the tragedy of Mr. Trum an said, "direct taxes on rent controls; another world war. matte Stab Farmer*’ Market li v|rr ro«l* for I tie year starting J 2 l.ivvt.fKKt fur Individual*" wltl continue the No. ir . ylebllnr $22,309,10,1031,000 »»*r h h '” We Vi C iarr r r llikewise l i r w i i f *J^»« determined ■im in VI IV to t r« gradualy rlo d tir down though a Ju ly I *1 *11.121.09*1,1-10 6K per *90,1**1,000 f<*r business I'loan ft. Tucked all th*|aparr p u r* r|v r* and the world Ihe m vi.< «w 9 W i* rV ff*5l n d rising tv. >» *r» m*v| In r<> null fly fitMl ^ ^ ___ .. total nf 2.435 nit* returned In rent of the budget total. That is • s _I s_ _ _ _ _ ...I .I _ I . # 1 u th aT v illtk inl _ _ _ _ _ ... .lu w a. tw a w ia lu of t il* * k lir . exee*. "f $11,900.00 Totnator* more than double tbe $211,4274*8!.* oufl'T Item* which fly the Tru m a n even deeper tragisly of the siir- next year to 92«.780,OOOjmo, with formed the Inrlk of th« prodnre mm (be President estimated will ’’ Fair Oral" G a g — the FKPO plvn render of Justiee and frecloni." Irvomr levies accounting for $28,Frequently the President atriirk 026,000,000 and estate and gift w ith pepper next, No. I tomatoes net unity lie sjient In the current for equal M> right* for Negr«»c«, brought a* high a* I I I . no with an vear. II counted on arrive armed federal sld to state rchonls, fed* at ’‘Communist aggrrttlon" nnd he taxes I766JWO.OOO. average of $7.23. Fancy pepper forre strength of nearly 3,690.000 eral metical Incuranrr with a ilet-larrd that the Korean attack There was never anything like averaged llt.lM with a H M ever, by tnid-lpr>2, with ’’mit I rm.p, sup­ flret-yrar payroll tax totaling fhnwrd ‘The Soviet ruler* are w ill­ that la-fore. Direct taxes an In*27i7.000.(HVi, housing for ’’low In­ ing to risk the prare of the world dixiduals readied n wartime peak age on Choice pepper. Thi* market area produce* a lot nf mlved vev. come group*” the main part of th » to carry on! their ambition*." of 4292(90,900,000 In fiscal 1044 For thr U. S. and its allies, he and rote subsequently to 921400,gefablr* Inetmllng Kttgll*h pea* llrannan farm program, the HI. hail this reply: "quash, pnlc ami bu*h liran* and I.awrcocc power-seaway project 000,000 In boomtime fiscal 1048. catdiage. The Mprlng r’ ral I* C*. "In response to Ihe grave com Th<- Republican 90th Congress then nut Mr. Tru m a n pul them all prrted to begin almiit April let. on s ’’dcfrnse.nreils" footing. mon peril, the free world Is now voted a multi-billion dollar cut In Tnmatoe* rlainitd the high prlrr t; Confronted Congress with an moving forward, with increased Individual taxes. budget *24,184,000,IHI0 speed, determination and unity, to op the Florida City Stale Market Th* President seemed confident, Mi v* Hetty l.ou I’artln, the Miss ovcrstl with price* ranging from g 1.00 to Sanfnrd nf 1950, will compete with bi c irr i than this year's snd one build powerful defense.. This mu­ however, af popular support for his v f f lg t * 919.C0 pee hnriirl.No cold d a n is f other beauties frtim throughout within *27.209,000J)00 of the tual effort is require,) Imth to ■■pending and taXtblke program, la deter fuithrr Communist aggres­ fact laying: I* reportted from thl* area and Florida In Palin Beach Thurwlay World War II peak. dally auction* are exirrted to through Saturday for the title of “ When the American oeunle re7. Faced American* with pros­ sion ami In insure that we shall enramenre thl* week with Mr Mia* International, Kd Whllnee. pect* of the stlffest laiet In hi»* emerge victorious if *v»r i* th rti^ mixed to undertake the defanro Chattel II. Edmlstnti a* Auetlon- man«gcr of the Seminole County |..|>, ihalo if* mure than 87 per upon .us. program now under w ay. they BIIAD— No. I llrflerto aer. "This nation, a* the *tlongest arrrpted also the necessity fur the Ctinmber of Commerce, *pnn»»rlng rent of the national Income Into Some damage to -Iraw ixTry organlistlnn, announced this morn the fclrral cheat. The SKI,458,000.- mcinbet of the f rrr world, must in, leases In their taxes that the, ire* rere­ bloom and to fruit ii 11*polled by 000 lav hike suggestion, detail* provide the leadership in this new level of expenditure* HI'ECKS— Shnheupenre and Dopey Ihe Plant City State Farmer* lag. Mi** I’silln. w Iki war runner up of which will cor.te later, posed a gryat undertaking by developing quire*. National security j iIna ? Market. Thl* a III alow down vp in Ihe IU5U Tangerine beauty con* n ra ily .10 per cent Increase In its .i*n mditaiy forre* and a u d it­ pti sent world raa be attained lUm r for a aboil period. ■* total test at Winter Haven, will leave with direct aod htavy ro«t to each revenue*. Only last year they were ing other free nation* on a largt af P1J872 pint* brought prices of the Orlando Airport Thursday for jacked up hy *8 .000.000,(V)0 or ao scale, in order to quickly actiirve one uf us." B A S S — lln m M u t e r Ill* specific lax-lMtoslIng pro ZSe to fOHe per pint during the I'alin llrs.li where she will stay adequate mutual defenses.” a year to a record high level. 0 ponsIt were deferred for a special paat week, the average lo-lng at the Whitehall Hotel. She will Harrifire and hardship are ahead A Asked a 9351.000,000 Iperease 40-T4r per pint. Grower* received partielpstc In a round uf enter- in postal ratea— mostly on maga* on the home front, Mr. Trum an message In Im lr*ii*niillrd to O n LAN1)INU NETS . ... gre .a "shortly"--probably during revenue 1n ever** nf |37JifKi.nn talnmrnt riilntluallng in a corona­ h o c -, newspaper*, advertising vaiil. fo r the past week. ”1 have nresentrd a budget to February— dull the budget message tion ball on Satuiday night. matter and the like— In trim a svr some hint up litrw they would Hanford Stale Farmer** Market I'r r .jrlrnt II. James Gut twlay threatened $521,000,000 porlofflr- meet our eountry’* need* In a experts Increased volume* of rale uiged all dltrctoi* of the Chamber deficit. Without the rate hike, the period of dangrr,” ha said In end hit:1. Wldclv. for ll I* ivu-rs.srv bagr, bunched turnip* ami mu*, uf Oim m rrre to attend the Jan* hiNlrel deficit w ill go to II0 JO 7 .. in r Ills message. la id grrem , rullanD, green mi. nary meeting to !* held at 8:00 (100,000. "W e arr building thr military to “dlsliUnite thr hm vy financial amt economic st length which alone rout* of drfcn*« fairly ainung all Iona, Krd Hli*< potatoes. radi«hr< o’clock tomorrow night al the new 9. Claimed "atrlet economy In ha* meaning to the men who eon- th*- iiooplr." oriery, lettuce, eggplant and rti. Oviedo City llall. non-defense spending" wa* Ida 2. Intensely, e»i>rrlatly In the ettmber*. with a fair volume of Mr*. G irtrh rn Crowell, well policy ami it wa* "incorporated in Irol world Communism. Tills I* th* form of vvelme (-sir* I tax** lie only realistic road to a world prare tomatoes for reparking. D. H. N". known Sanford artist, ha* complet­ I Temple and Pineapple Drang' . ed a colorful panel mi th* wall of thia budget.” Ife gave an example: luisrd on Jiu tk c and individual canto it Is ner*.-»«ary to "irdueo cares*Ive (r Milan I ih'insnd for Mnrah Beedlei* a n d tbinran the Chamber of Commerce office. “•he only major new public work* freedom. "F o r the third time In this een row materials snd lndu*trlal pro rull ami tangerine* arr *■ Alm ul HI feet wide and two feet Included are those dlreetly aaees sary In the d * f«n »« effort.” turv we as American* must sub­ duel* required for national de • In tire fruit parking bon- high It allow* w*ld dorks In flight. 10. C allH on the nation t»* ■a*. She alto has painted a evicty de­ ’•work longer and harder" and be ordinate our peacetime goal* to fenxe." "H igh taxes « r - ln<ll*tieu*«ble to what I* required for the survival Farmer*’ sign In frame a bulletin board. fh rl Pierce State repared for prolonged sacrifices of llir nation. Our national oh- our surrenaful nm hlllutlnn," the W ith hut one day of notice, the .... .... ihe .*low .jcceuw "tbe present emergency Jeetlve* in Ihe roniing month* d r- President aahl. "W r cannot at a Is? ...... .... ( lir tom ato movement. i reatnl Hie large palm Ire* damay be of long duration tnd wo h ,Pi tight volume t* still sign -on Ihe hark wall of Ihe of* must Im prepared for crlsl* in tha •nand unitv of uurixAe among u* nation buy a defenae estahllshment ........... '* - —---- • ------- . I - “ ‘ * *• e _ *a_ — and a spirit of dediratlon on the , of the rise that I* now being ___ harvested and the movement • • benxtnictrit amt Mill gj.indlvWuaj* ^ Uf fa u ,b L rnr? $l ? W » 0ig. ---------------la txpctltd to iiirlndr H.ivvi to “ ^•vim* | 0 rpm m rnri'\i ^ ’""nerrr /m «rc ^(,7,*’,—— ........... "Ouf yoqng m c„ will' devote I expert th spend her moPey to tto fOjMM crates during Urn week. n iu rryro rr to military >rn|re. A ll Mme degree «< before fo r nermU Moat of Ihe tomatues now >»■ moving trttw m . s It i t i g i w . * " * * j U / f of-tis will work longer and harder w-arrtlme purpose*/" . ' J*. nird from newer field*. Tim **$• m it. t i t H i. than *e, hare wnrkml before. We , DaelarittR hit program w ill mvan M q 'l* Wild t « have liven pretty rr tunning nearly $l(tAt*»,«<*!.ono |n will nay mueh heavier taxes. v?re fdr everyone lierattsa {if bur partly for aeeurlly rcaIn return we w ill get somrthlnr th* red Itogt vr#r at pfeaent rieanv* and raid, ami, the spring bsrauoa rstlmates are precious-strength to meet and rate*, dim) Is anlklpnlrd with a great <* Hiisas* m h * - , » wee* dvdf of hopeful lntere*|. S h i . H! | $ rise in arms ami fight for their rigtita." h \ ...... ** s F rin rr sptdir on Mar. ,5, IU4|I. under autplrr* of Uw Youim Progressives of Amerlra, an nffsliool of the party once headed O It I, A N OD , Jon. lb — (AT— A pnrnchulte jump made to give Civil by Henry Wallace. F rin rr waa trying to drum up . A ir Patrol personnel training in un audience for a meeting latrr roarue operations reaulted In tha (hat day called to hear O. John d M th of a Mac Dill A ir Baaa offlliogge, former aasistant U . K Jama* C. Ilubhla of Anahuar, Attorney General who mors ft cenlly ha* rrltlxed Nuaslan fur --------raa awept Into Lobe 8*1ut 10 mllaa north of lima- rlgn polky. . Fritter was sentenced to 30 , a high wind after h* „ from a plana here v*tl*r days days In jail, but wai re­ leased on liall pending outcome •mmT' He was In b« a live target of hit appeal. Hyrayne Uni­ for a ground rescue hv C A P nlane versity later expelled him > r* * ». lie was arrrkted shortly alter The offlrer wav seen to h't the lahr. remove his parachute and making Ids appeal to Nsgroea to attempt Ip swim, Tha plane from ’‘rise In arms.'’ Prosecutor* said L he Jumped elrcla.1 the lake the a t m t corner crowd waa "In an evidently bad mnod." Speaking (or tha court major­ Ihe plaae, gut lain the ity, Vinson said tha Supreme began a hunt foe U . Court must respect the Inter**! lie body was recovered of tho community In maipUtnlng poaro and order on Ita stneta, and added: "W * cannot any tin t •ho praoorvaUon of that Intam t 4raa Maas t p « m s o n * «***i , here rm-roachex on thn constItullonal right s of thia patlllener.” Butnmerlxjng, Vinson said I hat: Ja r. N aU oM l Guard dtri.lens "T h a flndlngv of til* ' atata turn regimental combat team* * beew federallied and hava court* a* to the r ilit ln g situa­ hi tn h d n c alnro last aurumer. tion and the iinmtlnance of T ir o other divisions are In the greater dlsonler roup|p<| wtth a re e v e n b e tte r th a n ■ea of going Into fauaral see- peiHbuier’a deliberate defiance of Bo fat as la known, only ana the potkr officers cot,vines us that w « should not rovocse Ms h i b e r n a t i n g . W i t h l o t a o f " w in t e r * * a c id a h e a d , ronvirtlon In the name of free speech." • b e tte r o u t f it y o u r f a m ily m u \ R e m e m b e r , th e y In striking down tha New York total of a k t in g dlvlvkus to C CH y ordinance, Vinson said tha co m e m i " J u n io r” a m , * x > ! Issue invoiced In thn coavIrtUn V - U , lila g ln g ahlpa out of C a rl Jacob K u iU oa ahoffto .'i p or preading In tbo atrnot with, i AM O will bara an -x -” ' vm r out n permit wa* "sapprassloa— Ml per rent above that not punishment." President Triimim Pipper Price Hits $15 Per Bushel A t Farmer's Market DU. C . L. P E R SO N S BVY y C L R F IS H IN G T A C K L E W I T H I T ’ S A V A I L A B L E ... Betty Lou Partin Will Compete In Beauty Contest B U Y Y O U K K X T K A IlK U L A N D F A R T S NOW I 0 T A C K L E B O X E S 1.6.1 up 0 IC E B O X ES f.85 up B U Y N O W , F IS H N O W - A N D L A T E R « SPORTING mg im High Court e s R # * t O fficer I Killed In Rescue Demonstration THE WORLD’S THREE SMARTEST BEARS... h... t M U nity Coat EUCTIIt lU tU T I S ** ^ rja r ment of modrrn rqulpmrat M ilitary budget expert* explain4wt*ray sri and a od the** releieftraa ha fo” ------* In uthar About 80 percent of th* l I aategoriaa. 000400 n*w nbllgattonal a S M r-' , f i ( |t |i k f t A tO U N D T H I C ld C K f (0 * * l , n * vw . 1 N m T ^ its iLWftt r* t aMWiffi A ? i . . . ’ \ tKc rtK rH e m S u n i t i M S 5 S J X S t f f i 000,000400 probably will go* fat I A ir Force U being expended tha "hardware" lim a . the ertgtoaf 41 xriags to M . v I I I w * ■ y f f iy i.y .y .f B - H I I T l.'xodU* to a* Ur* r S ^ Wi l u . . . » training camp building proM r. T ra -1 g ra n af 1 »U and IM S - U I • M i ll M M 'I n*t itotfe ot norili iMn iwl'■win mat bad"* i Abr* rtero, w N M w .- _____ .to W rta a iia - �t- *- — . ; 5sr> i f - IHE WEATHER in U n i t y Tfatr* is S tre n g th — I « Protect the Paoce at Ik* World} T » P n a d * the Pragm a al America. Ta Prodore Prosperity far f lir f a i f f l f t W a n AN VOLUM E Established 1908 XXXXU M arshall Hits Limited Use Of 18-Year-Olds W h e re Seven D ie d t P h ila d e lp h ia P la n e d I f C ru s h Defense Department W ants Younger Men W i t h No Strings Attached To Them -'Reactivation O f Navy Station. la Subject City Manager Clifford AIcKlbbln atale*! this morning that city official* yet have no knowledge a* to the patent to which ihr Municipal A ln w tt area enihrac -trig the building! Olid foi liter iarllltle .1 uf the Sanford Naval Air Station will ! » renrcnpled by the N a vy. . . . lie derlared that at KitlU o'clock he and Mayor Fred Pysor. a ere scheduled to meet with Cap*. B, T . I*ay. commanding officer of lb. Naval A ir Htallan, Jackson­ ville. to mahe a *hn« ta»|metlon of the bw*I faeillliri and to look over the *ituailnn, pending fu tut# plan* for Naval reaetlvation. * . The work of repairing Urn 4k *fnrh newer outlet underneath Seminole Houle rani where Urn pavement collapsed last month, creating a gaping hofe, la due to start In about 16 dag* chan a new ateel reinforced t a n t H pirn Is due to arrivei aaid M r. MrKibhla. Workmen hava naavated riruuad the rave In m u m haa been Morhetl off flam traffic 1 and warning light* are displayed at night. g The collapse of tha P W t t wg* ’ meat block til# pip# was #ae ta teiUlng o f the grosftl UtiafiT t L •Idee and to tha weight ct v » hielet, incl-ntuig paiaaflgar k a u r i which uae Ike leute. . ----------------— .------ R U IL M N fl Clifford F. rated a eity . nine room home, li bath* and a d 1101 Hanford A' “ A a « t of tha home ta “ eenbor* firm of and QIIm i II It IN I s Brynes C a lls ForT'WvffvSr^'Md..... Concentration Of School Financing StcinptT Levies On Eisenhower Won’t Forces In Europe Lions F o r Benefit Answer Question Problem Is Left Of Polio Campaign To L eg islatu re On German Army in knr>a Mori-tar lat lu i-uiil.l not predict ilu t lit lit •- I lie iiusldicia thin .ecmr.l |ie.-r--aty fill a chief <d laff di-'Cils-lllK ltd deli,-All- W e s te rn Te rm e d E a s te rn Extra $20 Million Is Needed To Support Minimum Program T A I IAltASSFJF.. Jan Ifi (A*) The Cabinet it leaving it atrirtly up to the Lrgiilatute to decide whether to raiie $20,000,000 rati* to finance Florida tchonl*. -»t change the law In make the pm giant «oil |ru. i kiwel maatben rated amount that wa* provided lor them two yeari ago. Hill, in a foolimtr. the Cabin'! <*19 d (he Legillituir’i atlention to tier lari that in the beat two ream there will e aIwait 67,000 more pupil* fin whom leather*, rUvaiooiin, trtlhook*. icltool Imin and other thing* will he needed. Simple aiillunriic applied to ihr I9J7 »chool law formula for pro­ viding trliool fund* ie*ult* in an rilimalr that it will take $20,664 nCO ahnve r*|>endiluie> u( $99, 7*11.000 in tha biennium. "Under marling tevenur law* it could not be eipected that re umie-. would inrrrau in the nnl biennium $20,000,000 over the cntrrnl hieitnium." the Cahinel budget footnote *aid’ •Ml la, therefore re*|*ectlfnlly vuggeatetl that chhngea will have In b»- mode in tha revenue lawa or In the prnviaiona of the Mini­ mum Foundation Iowa." A legislative rontmltlre which bn* N o . 101 Allied Combat Team Slashes Into Suwon As Chinese Reds Suffer Enormous Casualties It* H I'H N K I.I ILfi telerwrsi p, tfm ________ Ur suggested that men who had i AwMKltilfd PresM Leased Wire lO h ltt,. |tu Iti i/t'i Allied 11■i11*.*i\ ladhs uinlnlmr lien. J I ii»ifii l olhn* it.ileineiil ili.ti ihe |urtriil piogram i* to "«i u .m.l ftpfii** m Korea l inlCil S III.Illair |-ollm,f I- *« k i«heuevei l ntiilmim'l |*iei »i:ic f>.(|! list beavv. Hut it r* .1 Ii4ld-lllllm>( withdrawal designed III |!ie-erve iti.>\tt.'it■■i Alieesl kliriiylli itlule s.ip)>uiH the enemv . Ilo re I* tot ril«b yel lo llo near- that IV * idem Truman hat fi**d io ; rvVotamend nnhr that the l>tw at a goal -for Ihr aimed lorrra lalure give ifhoolt the «aou no tarvlce In World W a r II br[Ml ira a n iM C Oa Page i L im ite d tmrg. assistant tecirlary of drfrnm. Chairman Lyndon Johnion (D* T ra ) of llm preparedness autmomniitfrr had aakfd ahoul ihii |«ntcihlr <omptoinim yesterday. Apparently rejecting the first Only Slate School Supt. Ihnmat Defense Department reply. John- D. Bailey vtited aaintil the aitinn. ■aa t<4d M i*. Rmenhvfg: "Y o u do Sitting hi a budget mmmiutoo net h i m Iq touch 18 rear nil* to with a detenninalioft bi Iw U l*WI bln ihakr iip that force," fund requcal* darn lu 1949 appro- rut l I’D E S D A Y J A N . 16. 1951' Firemen work their way through Ihr ivrrcLage of the fmir-engined National Airline* plane which ■ra'lied lu a heavy *nuw*tnrni at Philadelphia*- International Airport killing at leoo -even prri>otia. W ASHIN GTON . Jan. Ifc~</Pt Carrying adult* and three infant*, tin- big n a f t blind into (lame- after leaving a runway during — Military and emigre,sional lead­ a laiitlmg attempt I lie ship * n in loute fioin Newark, N. J.. to Norfolk, Va. t Internalnm.il Sound en differed -luinly today almui photo) ihr n rn (. for dialling IB yra i nidi in unlrr In hmld tip the nation’* fighting force*. l-uthl up Ly June 10 , llm vnlvrnmmitler haa Imrn Iwldu |mio tlm new Administration re­ in g public hearing* fm a week quetl to allow tin fling of IB yrai oldi,,nne year hrlow ih r pteseril ^iitiiimiiio id 19, and to rilrn d »n * i.r of dialled men front 21 lu 27 month*Johnson aaid It arnaild ho t*>»altilr to all military manpower n m b from the present IS thr«u*h 55 year age group subject ta In­ duction under the present draft act. a B o m b in g C MaishaU’i virwt w rrr p lrrra ln l . la llm Srnatr prrpatrdnrs* sub®ommiiirr l>y Mt». Anna M . Romn- r Expediency Is Key To U.N. T adics [R o ta ry Is T o l i E7 ™ As Troops Withdraw Tow ard Pusan Freedom Crusade Elevates M o ra le , A L B A N Y , n T y Z Jan. IS— 0 3 *>— Governor Thom a* E . D rw rr arruaod President Tram an today of playing "polities aa u*u*r and endangering nallaaal safely by hi* proponed I M M d M .N H inr m a r in non-drfraar spendl“ * in I h r nr* frdrral budget. Hr wry, who aapporta lb* Admiaislrattun'a foreign peltry of world-wridr opposition la Communlam, aald it *aa "deeply dittorbing- that Ihr PraoideM had tfowrd la Ham af rrW a “ mat re a rm " far » h l t I ha Governor rallrd ordinary cirilU a apo ra­ tion* of government. Secretary of Defense Marshall 'f»rnl word that a proposal In draft 18 year nldt liul pioliihit their utr in romlwl nr u tm ia i duly un­ til limy i rallied 19 could ham•tiintt »lir aimed t m k r i , might cauir *‘complr|r confusion" and would ra u ir hit "hand* to br lied." ^ 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 LO R ID A In e Fair tad u l l t f r i-uid this after­ noon and tonight. Scattered fraat in north portion tonight. W n ln M day fair and warmer. tern eliwlyiiig tlm *chlMil aytlem for a year aiat a half an noonrrii a aerie* « l arl-nul law l«'«atlao*a wa Cm * Ta * l Happy Abney Places 3rd In Slate Contest Happy Abney, member of the Sanford Chapter, Future Farmer* of America, haa been awarded third place In the recent conlrat r luhw-riptlani tu Wildlife agaalrx* which waa atatewide among Future Farmer*, it waa an­ nounced today by the Ir n J advlaor. K . M. Rady. Young Aim* f received aa a p rlu a glaaa action -od ami reel amt other price* won by him Include a U Remington UUIa; Myatic Min­ now; and • fountain par. B Mrmliera uf the l.ioni Club to­ day had their “ tall* twitted" by Tall Twister Jack Stamper who fined each uf the more than 55 mrnitwra prr-etil two dime* each, the proceed* of which were des­ ignated toward the March of lllnie* campaign for polio relief. The action, approved by a unan­ imous vole, followed a talk by tiaorge Touhy, publicity chairman uf the March of Dimes campaign In Seminole County. King Llun Harry *toh*un announced that the fines would supplement a donation hy the dub. Mr. Touhy stressed the fart that .Seminole County now owe* fSJUW to the National Foundation for fanner aid given to local polio vietll«\s and pointed out that more than $190 had been eipetided since summer oo a Hanford child who 1* new undergoing Iwnpltal - treat­ ment. Tw o vrar* ago, he ■added, one cave hare colt $1 ,*00. More than fl3.5uo.OOH ha* been *pent on research Jiice the muVt-nieqi startdt fif 1931, he added. Lion Hteniprr told the group that Hanford had the only l.lons H u b which met ao near tu the cage* of Ilona of the animal king­ dom, referring 1o the Municipal /oo lion*. "be duty __ __ to t* U t the tall of all lion*,- retnrtisl King l.ion Rohron with n grin, lie announced that the Lion* wIN ra n cfM hf Ir^meeUrtg JTnr^ ne *I Commi.-slunera J . F. McClrllan.1, II. C. la Mil amt W. 1.. 8ieg, left yrstridav fur Taltahanee in at■»-ia.l the meeting today uf thr Stan- Hoad Drpartmenla and pre­ sent Ht-ininole County'* re<|iir«ta for n a il construction. County Koad Hupt. II. B. Oray anuuunrsd this muratng that the Oougty la hard aurfaclng absiul oo# mile of the elay road which rallel* the A . C. L. tracks to raii ry. This work U twing ike done mi ihe portion of (he road m ar the I'aola Hoad where -onie low right uf way had to be recured due tu InitallatlOII of I lie abort cut freight line by the railroad. He |«dnted mat that when funds air arallat-le It U hoped to hard surface the remaining two mile stretrh to lake Mary. During the past year a fklrgalion of Lake Mary rll!ten> head h I tiy C. t*. Braalngton, secretary of the liake Mary Chamtier af Commerre, appenrd before Ihe C«mml*»ion and requested that the road tie impraved, pointing nut that new realdenla have settied along the route, and that It offers a saving of a mil# or more distance over tha Gcu ilry Club route. C Member* ol the Sanfoni Ministetiat Aswiation at a meetintt Friday adopted a resolution rajling upon alt ritiren* who love fierdom and deinor racy ip lealfuin ibcM loyally Hi their vaiuutt rhurrhc* duiiup. the preregi ttrwe ol roafutmo when freedom r* at Make. T o ihh end a program of prayer and intrrce»*ioa wa* held at the Fin l Kpucoapl Chinch ynietday moiaing. Hope wa* ruirrued that thc people will come to the churrhj* and we them a* placaa af prayrt, the I s A m e r i c a V. F r o n t i e r lO U IM iH A .~ jr r .. Jan it. (d'l laiuei I IKiuet, wlioiit M ilita r y M en S h o u ld I i inklut |). ItiMisriell tailed a**i»K e e p M o u t h s S lu it. liul pirudeiil, today Iwtaiur gov G e n e ra l D e c l a r e s ciuur ul Sm lli i'atulma with a linking i all lui Anierican imlilarv LO N D O N , Jan. 16 t/Vl -Gen­ *■-n. •-1111 *I in I uti>|ir to ilelri eral "Ik e " Litrnhnwei tie.laird to­ Kimiau aRRteitiun day that tu long a* Japan anti “11 thr time i* .i|Hui>,uhing when Germany trmained m ihr tralm N ' im ij vsill hr ,rm„ n-.idy, In n................ go In Vvai. of ixtlitir* "inldiri* air ulihyrd In . i * i * |. W •h‘ l* 'r t« "• m s u v u m l * | w r ,b krep their nmulh* «hut “ L# imiv lir.it»lv on lnirtifit d lu ih . Ih r Matrmrnt wa* made lo a "llteil il ii ui»l Wiif lo lilk r ton new* m nfn rn te in ir|dr to a Ai tuV dm.led l^lwecn Koica ami ■iur*ti«n a* hr wav tom ludini (he I'lll nI w. latl part <d hit tlav tu laiodia and " I n m i o m u l W e d r iii K u rorie piepatinK leave foi li-lm n . imhuienuhle lint ■ line t-iiatinnnw hi* *uivey tout, id th e tK ■■>- in U h At land Part'nation* whtwr inter- w b * d f.i u tiliM lM ii. we ' ,u**~ — mitnirwl atiny hr titrw <man. ami rtui.ridiatr »ui t*>l*e* in l.ium»r, Srll-prMrtvattun ilciiiand* that There wa» no tefeten;r eithn liu H tw * s* CM* ft*ku in i|iirtlion* or tninturnl alaiui lit* irfieatrd Rtilivli nevyipaper com­ plaint that another grnrtal. Ikiu gla* M uAitlnu, i,lien «)siLe nut when the Riilidt wuhrd Iw uu-du irniain quiet. A lltili-h (une!|tomieiil a il'd WIN TKi: I'A K K . Jan. lO -tA 1)— Fitcnlmwri what lie tliouahtalHiui Tlir city council here votrd last the paitiripatmn ol a Geiinvi i.ighl to n*h Frank H. Wright, IJovL*., 11..., Wat IV i#t ten's a,rvrcilllvr w**i*iit Ivi Altny III the AtlanlH tlrlen.e rl — . F„||r Up, assistant, to accept tin- |ob of rilv ... ii . l . i t manager iifWinter Park. I would nut have you IliinV. flig h t wa* given until Unit IdM'ai Droup AttendH I wa* iiehheiatr|y dutking J i|U> day lu accept ur ri-jrct the offri Stale Road Meeting lion," thr Grnetal trphed. "hid W iu b l’ . apiuniilintlit wa* a . I l l I Ctuilliiierliat l*-jur brie Tlir vnlc , t„ t. Senator L. F. Boyle, K e p m e u t- when a problem become* unr lut |o uUrt h|||| lh, ,„u alive M It. .Smith and County wotld ilalriituii and wml.l |s>n wln, M*yi<r W It Mct'aiillv dia- Churches Urge Freedom-Loving Citizen* To: Reaffirm Their Faith quiet, aod mediatiea E u ro p e Fr;ink Wright Is Offered Position In Winter Bark liral Iratlen, •uhhetv vir by lh> •enling "I v*n- up|Ni*etl t« Wright I*very nalute n| thru minion in the caiiPe uf hi* lack uf r*|iriiciire alut fire wot Id oliluni lo keep thru nmutli* slma A*krd if lie fell the same w*» tlmul lapan. he teydied: "S o fat ai I am concerned " The new* mnferrnee at which Kl-riilmwer s s i Ihe ftr«l on hilour in wldrh he had agreed to an- wi r question- In Ids lirirf tall l^fiirrliamt hr eanresseit confi­ dence, bp he had fieforr in the rapacity id till- fire wrMerii world lo defrml i'.-elf. Mnr«* than 5fW corTeapondeni• Iws-au-e the people of Wlntri Par*, werr against bun." Met sully inbl. A petition signril bv 51KI vnlers of Winter Park wa» pressnli-il to the i-uiincil in Deiemls-r when Wright was tieiliK i-onsii|err*| for the i*i.l asking tin- council nut lo apiioint him. At Tallahassee. Wright .aid tu* will have an niinounc»in-,iil soon “With regald to Whiter Park." "ItiAiiuUfh as I have msile pn aimnui>rrm*nl with leesrd lo leav ing Ibe (invcrnnr's u.fi. cot am connidrritie (everal nffeis, 1 have at ll-.l*. time no comment to make other than to acknowledgi- the rnmplmu n' paid me," Wright said in n prepared statement. "Hhortlv i shall make an annoiinreto*id with regsid In Wintrr were parkid into a large ms >iii in tiie old lancaMer lln u -r, in *I • Whitehall guvrriimrnt district. In the audience werr a moid>ei who sat at Ids fit*! news mnfei ener tu 1915 wtirn he came In ...... Park."_________________ maud of tin- British nod American for*e* prr|iaring to llliefal- C i v i l A i r I ’ u t r o l I I o I U h Furope. lie said that returning In l-»n A i r - S t ' i i R e K 'U t * D r ill dun gave him a *eii*allnn of "Coin lllg hark hiilne” hill add'd lbs I ( Tlilrty meinl.era uf the Hanford forre also rrmluded him uf » " Suns'll..i, of Hie Civil Air Patrol, Amerlran eipresslonusing five airplane-, participated "Th is is where I rame In." in the simulated sea air rescue pro­ Fltenhower said there was nm- gram known a* "Harcap" during essenliat dlffervtiee. In 1912 lo- the week-end at the Orlando A ir ­ was preparlne an arm y fnr a wat port. atrrailv started. Now, be *sid. h-Among those who "found aurvlI* hiilldlne an arm y "to preserv. vors" were l.leul. Merle Warner, Ihe peace" and prevent anyum- pilot, and Lieut. William Arenherg, from belle?Ine they ean destroy who direelmt ground crews tu the free world. make the “ rearue." British enrrrspomlents enjove-l Tlie program was iirnler direc­ ■ noestinn a*kln» the (.rnrral tion of ihe First Rescue Squadron, whether he fell Ilu- We t wnnH Arm y Air Force Ua*e, McDill tie wenkeneit If teelsnd Mayrd nnl Fi»W of the Aflantie Pact. Hi* missions were conducted “ I do me want in row meet nn during the three day period of that ti#eau«i' vmi eel dsneeron Harcap, and alt were completed. It e*ll*s>a do Pass T s * l Tw o missions had to tie abandoned Sunday afternoon due to high rW XNCB (i \NDHTFNU winds. PARIH. Jsn Id fAn- Hit banMore than 190 plane* and 600 personnel from throughout F lo r­ ida participated la the eierdsea. during A m y A ir Force officials eapreaaed aatlsfaction at the handling or the entire program, and announced that senn o will be revealed at a later date. Capt. Watte Khrooe of the Hanford Hquadron had charge of tha patking and refueling of the laaag. n i l operation we* handled i ^ neallJPt manner and bn a i l ' y. 1 * v** SNI I., ilu- fit-lit mg mail |hr fuliin* t- slid iideniilngh-d wiili a number •d iindecidt-d |- •Iit i. .*I ami inililsrv ipie»limis. And thr p ri-cn t slralegy Is clrsrly based <>u *inp-ga|> rath* i than luuy tanyi- nilinldri* s linns. IliH e is no Indiratiim bi te Ibai a filial drvisiuii has Is-en iractn-d b> Ihe Western k u i c i nun-iil* nil ••nr uf Ihr tun clrai-rul altrnia D v rv au all nut ramuaigti again i ihr lied t b iiirtr, using airpnwr. mill Nalinrv-ill*t ( bltii'* niari|uiwrr ur cumptrle ami -mbb-n abamlnii niriit uf Knri-a. A Imbliliyi uai uitli ptrsrnt I' nitril Naliuit* force is a compruud«r Dial may is- only trmporaiy. T h r cuiiSriKu* aiming A m rrlci nmimamler I* Ibm prrient 1'nllr.l l»»n*r ran l»n* I off ami| ................ rh in „ , f„ r Ih (. l|mw brine but calimil tumi. t. a dri-idle u ll-i'-iiv agaU«l tin ms-- id men nppu*illg thrill. Hi et w tu Imin p *'hiMr»c m*ii|ki i uai ihr ihcitlvr factur in ib,. "{ \llte«1 W itb iits w a li u v n Bir From " " lrtthe «rt fir-i p...... i - m i '*-**" tiaytlc,f,<‘ lin r». * bmen I'miutei attacl lu NnVeuvI." i ufiiil after th- abstidonnirnt I C .I IW M ns l-aa# tlaVIl Tw o L a lt t* M a ry U t 'p n 'H n i t (J ir ls C o m it y Two Lake Mary girls, who have nrbieved oolMaiidlug "Herein t II projects, have been eho-en to I epic .-III Helium,It Fount v in •b-nioirl rat ions at the Tampa Fair in February, 5tl*n l.ila Wisslard, e u tin I y home druiiuiilrstmn agent, uNiniiinced till, morning. The giil* are I I year old Mary Virginia Hohinson. II. whose mother, Mr*. J. k Itnbinooi I* a leader in 4-II Work, ami lb.llm L»e Wade, 12. AI the fait tbe girl will demonstrate the care of ban, palm arul cl at be. bm hr Laeb uf ihe two girt*, raid Mr* WiHwtard, has had threr fiHhl preparation and t-akmg, yeais of training in dressmaking, ponlii>, tu.me Ttnprovrment amt hmno safely, Ailhoogli ther t* no I II pi-> gram in the emtn'v for t*o . unr l«iv, ciutries Wtrdrrbold of lotke Mary, who ha* a lively In­ terest in food selection ami bak log, lias availed hiourlf of llufacilitle. for inslrurlion in tldlitir in spile of much kidding b> lo loatrs. Mr*. Itobin-on mil Miss WiHwIanl ail Wallet tint bi­ bs, a fin* prnmlvc uf maklnr i career along there line. D ili H A IIY D K T ItU lT , Jan. Ift— (A*)— A lililr cow wa* a ton attraction al ihr Detroit atnekyard. yc lerday. Willi tbe aid of a ('m-sarcan uncialbni, a .150 pound dwaif llen-foril Was delivered of bri calf. Tbe calf, Imrn dead, weigh ■d Flo pound*. A Wayne University obstetricteacliei and three slildrlil* Were onliHikei-a. "Kate," the cow, wa* given a hs-al anesthetic before the roo-r. □lion. Afterward*, Ihr veterina rian gave her a sedative and a heart stimulant. G e rm a n s A re Te rm e d R e a l i s t i c P e o p le B y R e s ta u rn n te u r O f f e n s iv e IU K VO, Wrdnesslai. fan I , — t ^ i — An AllWd ruuihji i.'j(u IrsJ In lank* drove into the Com tnunl-lhrld town uf Suwon, 17 air tulles south of Seoul Toes ■lav, then wilhdirw attri daik to defensive position*. Il was the four lh and laraesl uldective slarkrd b> Ihr Klablli Vm iis ’s irrnnnaiuancr in forre in I be western sector of thr litnean front 1lie ( litiadr loi I irrd.nn cam patgli ha* been a uiolal im.olci to faeiuiam in l..,lb tlir rail and western pails. Ilethcit I l u , l. I b I O K IO , |an I n — f T ') - - An lamlo irstauiani upeialn Allied laiik inlanlit vombai lean anti • loltliri ie-idrnl id ItrUiitUV. via* k'd U,iv,Hel« a '(is il *,.' L miiunl iriitlam r lusiw ami pluim lliwlm <il Its George loubv Mi. Ilsack. a It.,I iiimt slat -d rd into tlir aupoit sit) ut Suwon Il it 17 ail miles uiutli ul llir K ..I that he had mailr lliit rountty held capital ul Seoul his lioior (oi l i scats and had bdsl Hotiiiau loday- lie wa* i mil icen tie i man v durum that lime until lail year when hr made nn ait trip to tlamboiy 'When out 'hip came m l»i a laildiim. we could ire sornr ol the runt* and thr riled* oi the bomb ing dutintt llir last wat." he de elated "|t t*ac a yhaillv iin-sre«non to trr Imm thr an cilv blocks complelrlv in turn*. "Dpint leaving thr air|>ort it It seemed strange to me to seca metropolitan city of that star with most of the traffic bv bicy­ cle. Automobile traffic i* very light and gasoline el* for about t',0 rent i a gallon "Hamburg in it* i.mHt v-ar lll’ lol I b*» -uftereit ins'iV cat*sliopbos " Ur added. "The »'e«-at fir# of tittw dc*troy#sl nmr» tl>.' two thud'<d II ItilWrvet ihi cilv •ii/fere,| mns) fitim Ik1<( in t‘,4$ t ir raid*, reached thrii ciilmiu altue point hi lU tt and k,-pt tid* level mil il the end of the war mid the erentei pail of Hamburg'* industrial and residential district!1 Wore dmlrnveit The extent of the •lest ruction is bnrdlv believable, "Tile tinm an people lake a realistic view of lb,- fuiuie." he declared "they kilo* that when lire Krenill-I decide- In M ld e ||> Kurope that they will he rolled over undei the nrvdailglit of Ihr itusslan military machine. It i* not a pleasant prosju-ct; you must rralire that (tu*sin ha* now over ton division* mass'd in eastern Kurope and I,a- armed 2ft0JM)0 tun, Hu* tu r 'i -. i t a*t German police Force. “1 bops' that at tbl’ time when j lb* hurlmn of mil sv,*iId hx- d irt .tied llial md voice, a* Ihr I'm •ade of Frerdom s|M’ akmg to people lebind tli* Iron I'urtaio over Itadio Fire Kitropi will ropilnue to surersafullv rumbai » hi* lutille of mopagauda with ti dh " be rnncludeil. George Ti.ulis told of the r>l osmi case* of polio in the coonliv last year and Ufeol support *•* the Match of Dime* campaign. M r». Italph A. Smith a<ke.t Rn. tartans tu ie present tu hear 1*1 . Picul W Harrison, missionary phvs|.-ian, -.psai al thr I bain *f Missions program *' Pr^-ahv teriati t'hiircli Jan ?•’. al nmn lit ville Tnmbluo nrerlHed Guests inrtuded Jullanne Jen­ sen of Denmark: Tlav loti H. W il­ bur. Tnunlon. M n '«.i Mike I amjrui t'alntkn; l.eroy D |Jtm*on, Pcla n d and I'red II Carnilher-, Arradia, Palif. Kil l. TW n Pit W KHT IIA V K R O TR A W N. V., Jan. Ml (A3— -Two railroad tmake men were killed and another hrakeitian wa* tn-.ired today whin u fast fieight I m Iii plowesl Into a bs-al frrigbl train on u Hiding of the west aliore railroad. West lla u cstruw Is on thr west •Ido of the Hudson River a(hi ut 35 mile* from New York. “Slum Gullion” Is Featured At American Legion Post 53 Dinner W^MaaoO***MwWW lix W i l l , M ill r O N N U II.Y Mrinlterx nl the Saulntit Foil No. VI, ihe Amriiran Legion, ale Iteaitiy al tlir legion I lut la>l night nl that good old Amiv-Navv dish enlilini "ilum gullmn". all nl whuli pul the incmlteit m a invial mneul, but pill loo much weight nn the lirkety lihl chain which threatened In rob L|i*r in (lie rase of several Ivcfty number*. Recaanifing that aomethina urgent had lo lie done in this emergency and recalling that one of thr wo - 1 1 men n* the Auxiliary had a rhalr could iw secured at a nominal firollanae under her al a recent gure. After a brief debate the l*nat meeting. Adjutant Jim Hingletary, proposed aomrthing rather dras­ voted to buy the metal chain be­ fore tome other Post with even tic. He produced n folding metal heavier member* grabbed them up chair and derlArad that alnee II Heveral member* from DsRarr had held him up, tt could support hinted they would like some of the chain for their community meet­ even the heaviest eater in Ihe ing*. Post, Commander Karlvle HooveJohn Haul* continued the fun announced that Nad Smith Jui-i mood of the meeting with several found out w h a n 190 such chair* 1 (Csagarrt Oo fuga n ih il B l , A tta c k * , In Il wav the touilh town amt first niapn objective— In lall lu llir l ’luted Nations tlnopi III lliril big western tionl lounlri-lliiust called a irconnaosancr in tuice. I line wat no msiu.itioii lint Allied Imres would lemam m Su­ won for any length o( time. A *|iokr*man in the field ex­ plained ilia! it is the uiu.tl pi it lue on irconnaus.incr mitiiom id this type to ptobc enemy p«>»it on*, slrleimme thru iltrtieth. gathri ax much mloimalloii as |h u uhlr nut ■lien ssilhdiaw An A. t' iield dispalcl, vvid ihtre -rpaialr light plane otweivvis tint tnidinord llir Allied entrau * •llpj Suwon, the ill n r ililu 'be old willed (own bega.. at 1 P M rurtday. D ir Allied Inter i mi led iG ul Mai Red lis.nps m fusion Ihe hulk oi the Communiit gai-ttin iiad tlril Momlav undei lierce A l­ lied homhmg and >irafine att.u k* Mundeid* ol R rdl weir mai lime unruied up llir |o*d llinilin.' liollh lu Seoul. The Allieit western drive tu-gah Monitav suntil of Otari (lu I lie cenlrnl front. Allied force* pulled nut of tin- W >.i.,u wetlgr wli.-re for Id days lin y ItuJ h* 1,1 i»ff lua-ved Its.1 Kui'exn al tacks. Near ftie ea'I cna I Vllie.t 11 p K- it diipcrard a force of I’ll piilrV M lllllUr I .-l ! VII. li aallMoea He C m •••-• W hile And Nt*f*rn Students Itinl In Brooklyn School N KW Y O R K . Jan. H (13 -A l i t fight between a whlti- l"V (in*l a Negro achocilmatisp,v*d ibrnugh n tlrnuklvn bigii aclisud p*M *rl» yesterday, invoicing l,".'nil boys slid gills ill a melee that use-turned tables ami b»•)■•■ c i «k U f*iy« Many uf th* white and Negro students in the Franklin K Li*nhigh u-hool cafeteria •*>uii were »<*♦ changing blow*. A teacher who attempted to tc lore peace was punched in the eya. Auutlirr ilispnie among student# ftum llir tebuol broke mil la in In Hie day, and 55 N e «in Slid while luiya and girl* Knight on n subway train. A N ig m patrotw,.inan 'in pluyest t>y the subway line was punched and kicke<l when -b.> triad tu intervene. Brooklyn pulic- began tu luuinl up a number nf stmtent fur uuc.. Honing. I'olice said there had been trou­ ble at the rchonl since last Friday, wlu-ri a while boy nnd a Negro Ih>v had a ditjmtr Sanford Weather High yesterday 6tt Low today 44 Rain resterday .13 inch Total Jan tain 14 inch Normal Jan tain 2 ib inciter The Weather J A C K S O N V IL L E Jan. u t - a t 36 r.t Atlanta gft Ilismark 11 65 35 Boston Brownartlio 73 44 fa *2 *1 Chicago M Denrvr 36 3fl flea If nines 2* 05 4$ Fresno 49 SS New York 36 60 Washington Jacksonville 46 <it 60 77 Miami Tallahassee 40 61 69 U % lam p* _. x. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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 15, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 15, 1951. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 15, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/343073e8321c8d6528a1b9198151048d.pdf dcf4f7a7a1c87cd9e1fe60c574ed71bc PDF Text Text THURSDAY JAN. 11, 1951 THE SANFORD HL’ICALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA jw w n g iv T Oviedo City Hall K o re a n W a r M U ltn il a t the Wcjnju-ChrAou reive the final check. C. R. (Hunts, m aster of reremon­ highway. ies, made a short talk. The Rev. ’ OllKiwitf, Barnard reported, llte Nath Thompson, form er pastor of (rout was stabilized Thursday, with the Oviedo Methodist Church, made only some im sll-sm u fire south of the dedication speech Jn honor of the boys of Oviedo who had riven the wrecked and empty town of their Uvea for their country. These .Woojta. boys of World W ar II wart Arthur On that front, 85 miles south* Hunter, son of Mr. and Mra. A. R. n u t of Seoul, the Rrda lost an Hunter, now of Orlando; Kugenestimated {,100 troops In an ear* Olliff, son of lira. Grace Olliff amt Ifer fight that lasted seven hours. the U te K. M. Ollff; Arthur Par* The Allies abandoned Won in tin, son of Mrs. Blanch* Partin and Monday. On- Wednesday, a tank- of the late Cheater Partin and lad patrol of the U. H. Second Gordon Johnson, J r., son of Mr. Division pushed back Into the town and Mrs. 0. W. Johnson. Onlr one of the mothers of these boy* was from the southeast. at the dedication ceremony; ■ Undine no ftrds lhrrr, th* pa* present Mra. Grace Olliff. ol looked around for a while, namely, Mr*. William Henry Martin, ac­ en voluntarily withdrew towards companied by Mra. T. I-. Lingo at Ute over looking hills in the south. the piano, led the group In slrjr* r.It ,~_"OUIU, on tit* rtied tun aids intr Amerira, th r last verse of Changju, th ecompany-siaed pa- which was one w ritten by Rev. Uni was Jumped by more than Nath Thompson, of Oxford, Ga. fT.000 North Koreans. At one stage This verse was ao Inspiring for the Americana fixed laynnrt* and the occasion. It I* as followa: charged. May all the Nations share. After other Allied forces rein­ Lord God thy forced th* patrol, the Itcds broke 'a re . Thy name adore; May off the battle Wednesday night. the Prince of Peace, Rut the greatest picoace io HU Kingdom still Increase, Allied arm* was sitaping up in a TUI wars and wrongs 60-mi!ra stretch between ('fiung)ii shall cease forevermore. Mr. Clonta thanked the Mayor and red-held Osan In western Ko­ for all he had done to help make rea. Chinese and Korean Red force* the new building a reality, to which estimated at 2SS,%0 '.i.t . Io th* the M a.o; r...ponded. Rev. Thompson railed for a ris­ area or moving toward it in an appareln hid to rut off the main ing vote of applause for all of the force* of, the 0 . R. Kighth Army elty officials. Those present for an Ihe road -outh of sliamlom-d this occasion Included Ren Jones and Merritt Staley, councilman; T. Seoul. In that area roads fan out I- Lingo, city clerk; Lee Gary, through the hills, affording many mayor; Joseph Lelnhart and Prank Avenues of approach to the Allied Talbott, ex-mayora; George Kel­ sey, the town police officer, Paul force*. .1 AP correspondent John Ran­ Campbell, the contractor for the dolph said the Chine-*' evidently I nllding, was also present. Mra. J. II. ttlaley and her son, hep* to force the Kighth Army to Accept battle In the rough coun­ Merrill Staley, accompanied by T. L. Lingo at the piano, tang try rullahle for gwarnr... of night* aMra. duet; after which Merritt Sta­ flphtlnr Red Infantrymen. at the request of the Mayor, ♦ Six Chinese armies wt rr In the ley, one of the Mayor’s favorite general western area, south of sang tonga, “Won't You Come Over To Reeitl, and seven armies were My House And Play Thst You're Porth and west of Wonlu. This Mv Little Girl." fore* Included wiry Mongolian Mayor Gary thanked the ladles cavalrymen. Intelligence offlcrrs of the Oviedo Woman’s Club and laid 800 Chlnea* planes and of the Oviedo Garden Cluh for their tanka are available to la rk tin kind ro-oDeration In helping to make th* dedication ceremony such h Another hint that Ihe Red* mny a huge success. b# about to challenge Allied maay of the Korean skies cam*- in hank but Ita gunners reported the North Korea, Fifteen Russian, possible kill of one Red Jet. The de M lO -IB Jrt fighter* attack- bombers had dumped more than a R-!W Superfortress a* It too tons of explosive* on the air gad behind a formation because field at Pyongyang, Korean Red engine trouble. capital, and other cities in North Korea. S NililrtM WK Golden We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities Pricn QooJ Him Saturday, Jan. 13 S w ift’s Homogenized Shortening 3-lb. 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AN IN DEPEND EN T DA ILY N EW SPAPER VOLUME XXXXII Ettlabliahed 1908 Blistering Air Strike ' Crumples Red Attack As Retreat Continues dDeep-Strikiug Chinese Column Is Foiled In Flank Assault On Allied Position W ould W arn KuHflia TOKYO. J a i n i - t / P ) - Blist­ ering Allied air itn lu =nd artil­ lery barrage* crumpled a Red Ko­ rean attack near Wonju today. But another Communist force ^Inking 30 miles behind this Al­ lied position threatened the enlite Um’iw Nations stand in crnlral Defense Says He W as Radical In Youth But Not A Commie K.lft* Th- deep-striking Red column •kitted ih* Am*rka«-Fr*nrb-Dutiji line in the Wonju area. It 1might several sharp cla die* with Allied paltols on the approaches to Tanyang, 37 milea southeast of Wonju. The flanking Reds set up a roadblock, mined a vital supply highway and poured a hail of small arms fire into an Allied force sent out to clear the rout*. Two North Korean divisions— the 6th and 10th— were ramming a deep wedge into the U. N> posi­ tions in crntral Korea. Possibly 20,000 Communist troops were in ,ythii lores which was threatening the supply and withdrawal rout?' of the U. S. Second Division and Its Ftenth anJ Dm.!i »dppolling unit* making a fighting stand jutl south of Wonju. The immediate peril in the Won­ ju area eased as daylong Allied ait •trikes and aititleiy barrages rout­ ed two Red Korean regiments ra which had seised a , commanding height Thursday: night. This fsrrs, striking from the 'J northeast had cut across th e Wan. Ju-Chechon road, occupied the dominant hill and ilammvd a wl lass. Robert Twft IN A VNCM before the National Pram Club, Washington, San. Rob* art T aft (E CMsJ rays that bo fa­ vors warning Russia that “if you attack Wartern Xurop*!, you will And yourself at war with tho United State*." Taft aim declared ha advo­ cated making tha Atlantic Pact a "M anna Doctrtna tor Western Xuropa." (fatsraaftnaal B auw tpM a) To Have Exchanged Shota With Police Catholic Ban On Rotary Applies To # All Civic Groups Va t ic a n c r r v . d w l Vatican d S£. organlaatlans __ or civic group* ‘T . ^ C ’S a. af tha Sacred Office, which _ up the deerre, said the document r-n lterated the church’* preference that Catholic layman nod women ...................... associate thesnael see with With Catho* Ca t (OeertneO Oe P a te gltekii IIOUBB OF MBIOP8 EL PASO. Trx.. Jan, I t —CiJ’V— NEW YORK. Jan. 1 2 -4 * 1 Willjam W. Remington, accused of falsely denying he was c m a Communist will defend hinurlt Burn Ihe witness stand. In-. lawyer announced in federal couit today. Die defense attorney did not •ay when he planned lu call Rem­ ington to the stand to answer a week of charge, by admitted form­ er Communists, former liiend. and Ids divorced wife that they had known him as a Communist. Remington. 3) year old foimer Commerce Devilment economilt, is being tried for perjury aftrr he told a federal jury last year that he had never been a Communist. Defense lawyer* have tried to establish that while Remington was was active :g radical circles in his yguth. he was not actually a mem ber of the Communist Party. Most of thl* morning’s opening Senators Told Need For Men In Army Grows S e n a t o r Saltonstall Says Administration Must Prove Case In 18-Year-Old D r a f t WASHINGTON, Jen. 1J—141 —Defense official* disclosed to­ day that the possibility of draft­ ing women for the armed ser­ vices had been discussed at th* Pentagon—and discarded. At the same time they told the Senate preparedness subcommittee that l on tress will be asked to re­ mote the present limit mi the number of uniformed women In the services. FRIDAY JA N . 12, IBSl Associated P retu Leased W ire war-fear nerves today. Officials ordered all British sub­ jects— tnen and women- to he prepared for immediate military call and the rumor marl began K m i Ii m s on race Twol S e m in o le C o u n ty K o a d N o . S -4 2 5 T o B e P a v e d TALLAHASSEE, Jan. —The State Road Department will receive contractor*’ tiida here Jan. 2ft for construction and re­ pair of 211 mile* of roail* and bridge* In 29 Florida counties. Among the projects a rr: Grading and paring road 8 125 from (irapeville Avenue In Sanford to Road 40 In Seminole County. Work on zhouWere of Road r. between Ormond and Tom oka Ri­ ver In Volusia County between the Indian River county line and Palm Bay, and a-rtions near Titusville and between Kau Gallia and Pineda In Brevard County, and on road Ift between UarbervtUu and Pierson in Volusia County. Grading and paring road 8*411, the Canal Road In Volusia Coun­ ty, from Herbert Street In Port Orange and Road 000. Tha House of Blahopa of th e Epis­ copal Church In final session today elected Three new blahopa. They dra: Tha Rev. Albert Ervlne Swift, ree'er of Holy Trinity Church Ip .m JIa rJa , ta ba missionary bishop Puerto Rico. Tha Vary Ba*. Richard R. Emory, rector of I t Paul'* Church In Minneapolis, U oe aai^tonarv tils'top of North Dakota. I fha Vary Ray. R M ord & WatBall, dean of 8 t Manns Cathedral DRAFT VIOLATIONS in M attie. Wa*h„ to bo miaalonarr WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 8 - 4 * 1 bishop of Utah. The PBF *ald today it has Inves­ tigated nearly 9,000 case* of al­ LEGION B U P P n leged violations of the d raft law A Urge nttendnnca U unacted during the laat rig months. Legion H at A report by Director J . Edgar Hoover disclosed that Us* Bureau 7:00 A ST la new receiving more than WOO kat ■*wtn luck cases far Inquiry ovary Ban- month. ylo H la morning. u Hoover said that in more than , business a ratin'* will fellow a third of tha case* handled ao far compliance with the law has been ■t 1:00 o’clock. churned through registration. In­ JOINT PA duction, or otherwise. A special join UMPIRE SCHOOL Seminole County George Barr, whoa# Umpire School qpane Jan. IT, today ask ad any persona who hay* e a tra coat hanger* ae magastoaa to No. 102 Truman Calls For More Than Eight Billion Dollar Hike In U.S. Burden O f Taxation Iko Urines Smiles To Conference With The French President S t r e s s e s Manpower Shortage As 5 Million More Workers AreNceded WASHINGTON, J.n. 12 <>V) - -Picuirnt I lunun i...! i) called on I'ongie.s to boutl I n n llm m .um by "very much more" thin the $0,000,000,000 combined luUl of the last two increase*. Dir i’rc.idcnl, in hi. annual economic m r.tsg r, noliticd the lawmaker, that thr nation’s se­ curity will ilrmaml lending and spending authority totalling $H 0.000. 000.000 for llm Ii.ral yrai W tMIIINUTON —(Ah— Some r erve officers arr getting letters front their branch of the armed force- classified "restricted." The» are notice* of where to report In case of central muhiliraliun, l arlou* brem br. of all Ihr -ervlres ore choosing h) in me crrlatn good men whom the* - a n in hate on duty iptmrdlsle'i if -erious trouble starts. Men thus noti­ fied rowld be summoned by radio If necessary. and nrvt Ihr prrirnt li-cal year run* out next July I. A. hr >rt II out, thi. total would be fos actual military and foreign aid qirndmg |>lu. contracting, lendWASHINGTON. Jan 12-UP) mg and loan guaianlrrtng auttion Senators were told today that ly lor national security |»ui|>o*ev President Truman had iiurrasrd Other government r\|»rn»r» would the June 30 minitower <?oal tor lie in addition to lint. MANCO AMIRICAN MHITAIV COOPHAtlON IS fUlTHIilD In Paris as a smiling General Dwight D. Elsen­ the nation', lighting lo u r , by Mr. Iru m a n said workrt. rnu-i hower wins an aniuted response troni Minister of National Urlcnsa Jnies Much (center' anti General Jultu about 260,000. arrr|)t wage rcslrainl. and bu.lnrts Resident Genera' ot Morocco. As commander in chief of the Ninth Allontlc fact armctl torcev. hirenhuwef told France that the United Slate* would lend full support to the organisation he Is forming, (/nlcrnafmnul) A.ri.lanl Secretary of IMenre mm mu.t accept luwrr profits Anna M. Rotenberg testified that that no one should .rrk tn hike Mr. Truman had approced raising hi. metimr to escape hi. tha re ol the armed force* strength to 3,he higher tax hutden. He told the legislators, too, that 462.205 by that dale or "at (hr 1. UOO.IMHI more men and women earliest possible moment.** may In- added to the armed forces The previous June target was wiinin a few month. The military manpower goal ha* been a force 3.200,000 men. although Mr. Tru C ; l A of 3,2(Mi.t(tM» by June 30, but only y of the defense c**e, whleh may man has talked of having 3,500, 1118611110W C f A T I I t w Master Hgt Thiuna, .1 Uallatmiay this figure was raised to require three week*, waa taken up 000 in the neii year or two. _____ ghrr of the Marine lV i|n we* re 3,402,10ft. by various dofonae motions for Mrs. Rosenberg made her gg A tlantic 1’iingrrsK voted a (4,700,IMXIJWO and government arguments a* Pact T o u r j 2 2 ! ^ W ' ^ S S i w J S |T a f t Adm its Boost inerrase in inillviilual and corpor­ gainst examination of the grand nottnccmcM as she and lop rank, C o n t i n u e d W i t h r ,*l "f th* First Marine Division laze* laat fall. In Drvriid?er, Needed But Others ation V > U ( j lin u t U W i l l i jl)r achievement in -onnec jury minute*, and alleged Irregu- ittg Army, Navy, Air Force an# It passed a bill to get (3,300.000,. appeared helot**4 *J O t i m C y T * 0 N o r w a y **«•••' *^..«op*»«tlons against fh# larttle* tn tha original prerento- Marin* sffirer* oppa* EiLlt Loud Protest Odd m»re from corimnitinns enemy In Korea on Sept 27. through an “excess profit*” tax •he Senate Armed Services Comlion t* th* grand Jury. Sgt. Gallagher is a hrother-lnWASHINGTON. J*n I 2 - ( / 1 ’i and an Increase in existing taxr*. OSLO. Noiwey, Jan. 12 </l'> miner lo urge drafting of IR-yrar|i, Mrs John Hchnsri). Ill* Mr. Trum an used no specific General D Eisenhower came tu Inw Pre.iiienl Iruman*. prn|H)«al lot olds. (■•aMaas* Om rasa Clablt wife, Mrs. T J . Gallagher, is now .. i . iz mi irate ul “very much Norway Itrday on In. nrolilt build living with her father. Dr. (IraniMrs. Rmenlrert said skr had juil recrived a telephone call from mg and fail-finding lour of At- ic-y ili'ixlerton at Ko*. l.nkc on tlio iiiolc’* than $H.OO0.000.lMX)-.»-yrai Mt. Dora Road, met with iiuxcil irjcliun lotljy in Secretary of Defense Martha!! in­ lanlii Pact capitals. 'Dosing the attni'k l>v hi* com forming her of ihr higher total (or lie and his staff landed a> pany on .tiling enemy nusUluns,*' L'oltgie... Scn.it.u l.ifl ul Din.i, th aiin u c the armed service. Garilrrmurn Ailpoil, 37 mile, lire cilutiun stated, "Msstit Hgl. The 150,000 damage suit of Joe Guilagbcr, acting as first .cigcsnl, of the Scnalr Repuhliran |wilic) "The joint chiefs of Raff re­ north ol (hlo, ttt the late e fie moon iH.played outstanding Initiative Daniels against Police Captain Roy commiltee, tulil a repmlri he TiliU and Patrolman J. B. Sparks queued it ye.terday," Mrs. Keren Norway is the filth country he and courage. WASHINGTON, Jan. 12—WA— was decided In fayar of th* two berg said. "The Secretary of Ik "After thn maturity of Ids com­ lliink. "we are going to need at defendants by a jury In Circuit fense and the President approinl has rolled on In. 12-nation circuit. pany had paasni sul'imsi-dlv Irail lb.it much in Jildilmn.il t a i r , The Army eald today the Drew I'earson column of Dec. 30 con­ i Court at 4:30 o'clock yesterday Pinm.itl) he had confeired with wipeil-out enemy iMisitiun., au en­ and pnduhly nnile.” tained "quotc-l exesrpts from afternoon following two and a half it this morning." Bui Hep. Ilrril ol New Yoik. classified (secret i message*," and The proposal for drafting 1H- IiikI.v-sI officialv hi France, llelKium. emy marhlna gun fired on the inr* of deliberation. ■ear element* of the company A nn Investigation is la-lng made. In IU verdict tha Jury recom year-old* wai running Into >t>me the Nethriland. and Denmaik member of the company, wh» was senior Hrpulditan on ihe laa-wrilletter to Senator McCarthy mendrel that th* Court “instruct opposition In the Senate group. General Eiseuhowrt cattic here returning fire un the enemy pu.i- mg lloure M'.iy» .n il Mean. Com- (KInW■it). Hoi-retarv of the Artnv the City officials and the Chief of Senator Sallun.tall (R-M as.t de­ by air fmm Co(icnhaKen. Denmark, lion was serloualv wounded ami mitlee. . aul lie though! ihr I'lr.i- I'a.e alio said th r malti-r i* i-eime police that more courtesy and con­ manded that defense official, fell into an esposed area. ilrnt “ha. gone hysterical." D ial -uiimllteil to the Judge Advocate sideration be shown to th* public.” "prove their ease” for such a where Admiral E. J C. tjinlgaalil. General of the Army. The Judge "Master Hgt. Gallagher fe a r­ No damage waa a*tossed hv th* step. Danish defenre ihirl, aimnuncrd description, hr dihleil, In. not oulv Advocate General is the Arinv'* Jury against the two pe>ler ofti - 1 “8« far they have not convinced that the Damtii finer of I,(MM) men lessly and couragruu.lv esposed the I’lr.ldrnt*. t.n |i|o|Hital. hilt top legal officer. cert, nor waa any damage decked tne that the present draft I*". himself to th* enemy fire tn run Pace made the letter public. It now on occupation duly in Gri out ICsiW vM « • Cssv Tevl , against Daniola fn countaraults of lo the wounded Marine's side "olhri ihingi" in Mi, Truman** was In response to a ilrmand from many would hr handed over lo ihr and carry hint to a pmdliun of economic m e..age. IftOO each filed by th* nfflcer*. .McCarthy to hnuw whether ma­ li ntdasss us P is . Fear) Mr. Daniels had charted in th* Chairman George l l ' tial of the terial in the I Vat son column was in rover, ily hit actions the wounded tni-hamlltiig ■ull th at he had h*o« beaten by th* SenaU' Finance I'otnMarine was materially aided in re ­ tnltlre <ald ho wauls to wait for fact quoteti from secn-t m rs-ages two officers an Jan. i. The offseare I'rarton said. McCarthy said In maintained th at h# had resisted ceiving medical attention much the I'resldetil'e budget m cs'ngr a* u Sm ile speech last wrt-k th a t if arrest. G. W. Spentor rapresantad earlier than would olheiwlie have January permits for erection of nrzl week before roiomitling himMr. Daniels, and tha two officers homes in Hanford already total I n n possible, and was an inspira­ arlf on th,. amount of new tszi-s. i'rarson had uuote-i secret mess­ ages he had given aid to foreign tion In all members of his com­ war* represented by Georg* A. more than (03,000 In estimated The lawly of Rnnald 11. Muir- pany. Ills courageous actions wonHe added that the President's countries In efforts t > break U. S. Speer. Rodney Harris waa fore­ value, acrurding to John Glllot. head, 77, whu died Wednesday In request for lending and spending codes man of th* Jury. rltv building Inspector. an Orlando hospital, will lie in in keeping with the highest t r a ­ authority of f I4U.ihmU mki.inni in Pearson replied in a statement dition* o fthe United Hlaic Nacnl Mr*. M. L Harrison and her Of this amuunt, (73,000 la Iwinr irsaH issS Os PS|< react in the firs t l‘re*hyierl*n Hervicc. this fiscal veni and the year end­ husband today entered suit of tft,- spent by Osier-Welter Hume-.. atatiChurch from 2:00 I'.M. Sunday un­ ing J mi. Ill, 1952. -reined "p re ttl 000 against T. B. aw* W. P. Ball Inc., fur the building of |0 run- til "Master Hgt. Gallagher i> an e m u s - .ittih i 3:0(1 I'.M. when senrkri-s will t>e local truck b ro k n r and owner* ciete blurk house* in the Uei-Au eomluct.d by Rev. A. (,. MclnnD. th u n m l to wear the combat *VV* am bition-." WINTER IIAVFN, Jim. 1 2 Republican Leader Mar of a parked truck with which her Section. Seven of the homes wll' Durial will ire made In Like View The citation wn* signed by Maim tinHouse of Massachusetts also -aid i/Vr—Striking citrus pickf-r* to­ automobile collided on tha night cost (7,000 each and three at Cemetery. General Oliver I’. .Smith, U.H.M C. ha. did:.'I wan to be committed day made strung efforts to halt of March >3, resulting In Injury valued at (8,000 each. .Mr. Muirhrad, a natiie of Glas- i on the amount of the lav llim a -c harvesting and tav.ing ..f f. ul'. to her and several weak* of hos­ On Tuesday Delbert Scott was Scotland, hail lived tn Han­ lie suggi sled a go slow approach in the 11 day walkout in I’nlk pitalization. The truck, at th* time Issued a permit lo build a (10,(si) gow. ford since 1007. lie is survived hv by Congress to nvuld "over lava county. of the accident, it waa charged, concrete block home at 411 Hcntt the A 12 lf>- ar moiorcade of widow; three daughters; two Hon" hud been parked without llghta Avenue. trik-rs moved swiftly fr mi g liv e aona; one brother; and one sister. " if lazes are -o higli lliat (he\ In front of th* home ot the driver. PARIS, Jan. 12—(47—William strangte or suffocate (he people to grove vailing un workers to Jame* Brinala, 80ft East Eleventh H. Mi-dart. St. I»uls, Mo., restau­ the ends ih sired would l« defeat- stop work and Jain thi strike Street. movement. rateur, wai hilled today when n ' mi," Martin said. A jury Tueaday awarded 8301 striker* In the Winter Havenid tinged from a window of his The President** bell-tightening ( r n iis s M on page Tw»; Lake A lfred area u.i-J loud hulel. l l . i i l s o s «■ rag* Hlghtl speaker* to urge pickers and Hi- waa the father of Mlttri MILITARY TRAINING loader* to Join thr walkout Meilart, whole name was linked OTTAWA. Jaa. t»—UP>—The romantically with King Karouk of Canadian Legion, vntea of 300.000 Egypt last September. A FOR ATOM veteran*, rent out the signal today By ELTON V . PAY MOSCOW, Jan iJ -f/T )—Red vr friend* denied emidiaticailv for a Canada-wide campaign de­ Associated Preaa Military Affairs Reporter then that ah* waa the mysterious Star informed it* reader* today signed to overcame Cabinet ob­ Due to Keaaonal agricultural WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 2 - (A*) - The government’s atomic wea- “MDa X" who wax Karouk's com­ employment the enrollment of th - that a new alphabet book required jection* and bring eamptuory mili­ poacan apparently are getting ready to "tickle the dragon's tail” out in panion at D iarrits and other Ri­ Hrmlnole County In.tltuU for for use by first grade studrnta in tary service Into affect. viera r#*ort*. Washington, I>. C., rtaits out: The dominion command of the a Nevada desert. I(la wife was the former silent Veterans, now at about 2i5 "A for atom . It for bomb,** et* country's leading auing veteran*' veterans- organ­ organpupils, i*. a'mut half the former c e t e r a , _____________________ Thai it what lb* phyiiciilt ol the Atomic Eneigy Commisrion rail film star, Donal Rlussom. ization announced callln, on thair trick af producing low-ordero Duncad If It is calling lie was director of the Mi-dart enrollment, Fred Murray, director, 2.200 Legionn branches to bealega nuclear fiaalon bursts without Inboralory exticrintenia could h~ Steel Company of 8t. 1/iuia ami n announced at hi* office In the members of1 Parliament with da- provoking th* atomic beaat Into a Court House thl* morning. part-time rutl-acaie, death-dealing A-homn directly associated with work lo- noted golfer. If* was onre holder mends far rompaleary . Of the total number of veteran* High yesterday 70 wartl developing atomic weapons of th* St. Loula amateur title and training In th* the re e e m fare**. I/>w today 41 blast. fu r use by the Army, airredy of­ a ore-time participant In lh« Bri­ taking full ->r part time study are 45 while students who are enroll­ Rale 00 They hav# been doing that la­ ficially announced. General J. tish Ouen. boratory (rich sine* before the Lawton Colllrw, Army chief uf Mlmt confirmed her father** ed si iiM Sanford Vocational Total Jan . rain .01 inch first A-bomb was eaplodad. But staff, has indicated it waa hy nu death. He had been in l.uiope since School on Commercial Avenue Normal J a n . rain, 2.35 inches. a new announcement from the mcane imnouible lu develop an last month. H* and - daughter Htudi-s include elementary, hlgn ARC iurgvsts Dial now they are artillery thril or a guided mlanite were living on the fuurih flooi of reboot anil utirinr** subject., the Hotel Continental I Sine- the school was started ae"Even fish are oat safe from able la produce bigger sjb -ri. with an atomic warhead. | verol vears ago about 25 w hile trefflc accidents," a local polk* piMlon b u n ts and will begin that I t i* to he ass mill'd Hurt In tho WILLIAMS TO Hl'KAK ! student* have received high school officer remarked this morning a f­ work an Part af a ftJMO-aquan- iszocraa uf reducing Hi* atomic JACKSONVILLE, te r hearing that aa Voile Williams, mil* Air Parc* bombing and hcmti tn a size for fitting in *hcl!s ■ vi lismmtat Jr., nstate a ir Irer ! diploma*, he *tat-d. Colored students receive high Atlanta crashed late tha jnmnery rang* nanr Las Vi « t warhead* the commission is preaentative, will speak on Ik-1tvr o« U>* MnHpal eiplorlng many phaaea of nuclear relations between management school and elememarv reheol edu­ Hi.mark and labor, and alerting ritlsans cation at the school* at Fourth Boston fltoian. produce true atomic espio-< to Ih* danger of Communism a t Street anti 8anford Avenue and Brownsville to pa* tha Nrendu rsnr, . like tK* A-bomb, the quan- an inter-rerial public relations In Ovieslo. To data about 20 Chicago of tl)* component porta of meeting at Allan Chapel A. M. E. Negro students have received high Denver (laabwiabk malarial genarallv Church for Negroe* Sunday a fte r­ school diplomas Mr. Murray assumed his ore­ bo too amnli. If la** than noon at 1:00 o'closk. The meeting will be und*r the sent position here in June, 1949. •it#.’’ th* ezplotion direction of tha Rav. A. 0. Chand­ H r wai formerly the supervisor Washington occur. r, scientist* hgv* dls- ler, pastor of the church. A of veteran* education In Lake Jacksonville that by building better muikn! program will be present - county, and in 194* waa secretary Miami the fl»slon»hJe ma -d. The program 1* .non to red oy of the Bust I* Chamber of Com­ "Good Neighbor*, In*." merce Denmark Offers SgL Gallagher Is Mixed Reaction I,M0 S d * n T . M S f e * * F“ Higher Taxation Hong Kong Alerts All Citizens For Tillis And Sparks Immediate C all Are Acquitted Of Beating Daniels Red Troops Reported thrring fire into the AIM**’ horsr defense prelraeter ju*t ihoe shaft's!I defn htauth or Wonju, i The fighting raged in foot-deep bite# And h itter eold. , Allied p la n * Including the Mg B-P auperforta rarely uaed on ,« tactical mission* sawed haavg t i ­ ptoe Irea and fragm entation bomha. mar hi nr gun fir# aad jet lied gaao HONG KONG. J.n. 12 4/P) line Into tho Red petition*. Navy pilots from lh« carried This Crown Colony adjoining Red Philippine Sea seared the half mile ridge with Nopnh" fire- China had a collective case ol IOn Nm h ea rage BSakO Remington Plans To Take Stand In Trial For Perjury SANFORD, FLORIDA Army Says Pearson Column Contained S e cre t Messages January Building Permits Hit $83,000 Muirhcud Services Set For Sunday 3 P.M. Mimi Medart's Fulher Dies In Hotel Plunge Atomic Bomb Scientists To Set OK , Controlled Explosions In Nevada Seasonal Employment Hit« Vet Enrollment Snnford Went her Fish Pond Victim Of Auto Accident The Weather G y li �SANTORO, PAGE TWO Vegetable 'Volume Increases In Most Florida Markets Ur. and lira . Hawthorne of Bail­ ed were visiting friend* hero Featuring Improvement* width produre unprecedented roadahlllly and riding qualities, dm heantMndy rrdr.lvnod INI line of Plrmnulh rar* have numrron* mechanical Improvement* and k m retained their traditional room In***. Shown above la riynKWth's four-door Cr anbrook sedan, m aaadM j , • ) , and olhrr pro-lure I* anlicipatrd Tomato volutnr I. Inrreaalng at tha Florid* n t v Stale Farmer * Marlrel wtlh apptnrimatcly rfate* lunvltic Ih* pa.I week a' •TOO lo IIT.on p»r erale. Quantity H enpecled to double Hit* weel Tbe pnom .o- Market report* a heavy volume „f U .m moving lb< n*.l •*-*'■ pt-aeaulne (3.37 prbn*b»l 'll — •• h «hi* ares ar» r*por*r-' ' • '....... r<K.I rerovrt• from the ro t' *i,*11 «.f mid Decern her «•*"• *'■ * ol-ime Inrira.lnr Qualllv I* 'aid lo 1m good wit) price* -sllufartorv. A lolal •>' h.T*t tnchel* of pepper average 17.87 ami averagr price* per un' on other Items Inr Itided (fUlir I.ii.bet. of *oua.b, Bfi,fin. n.fip' harverl them from the lateil fa* planting* and from field* tha' were planted after the ilmm Thl* harvesting la eyp-cled ft laet through January If favntabb wvalher rondillnna prevail Man1 c n n r r n r tT im j^ M A iia rra a v ti ftaated bWtl_*m,b* roealved at.Tri, ■Ti nV*aav vriapaSVj." r»M aalru. llxa of the (ia l»»in s rojwi. Job Ho m i ll' tf.tfl, SamlnoU founir aevtlla Avsnu* la Nanlarc il Work «>n*l*U ut Urailing, y .'a c t urea and Iih -i un*. a rottirfml cbeth In at n( It.aa* a* w ill b* ra U. S. Senate GENEVA NEWS Hr VAI.LEKN PRBVATT >.i,i *vini|», Jan, I:! -Oil Hollywood la all,n trmy- lltuuMii -tttU-U. S. propaganda filina with U pirlnrr derlgned to >r|l I lit iruih about Communion hi Am­ erica. The new film U'sia the length) .lb' “I Waa A linnimuniat For hr Kill." Il i» laurd >•" Kaluray I'.veiiing I’o .t donimt-nl nf lull Cvrtir, who aprni nine year, > I'ommuniil ■In Ira hi Pitta •urith a* an Kill acini Ths •invlr nialirrf hour in avoid the pit falls of other Hollywood "!ai* nlioul 1'oinmunl.m Tin- film, failed In a lltart widespread at ■"nllnn livrauar. -aid trill*,, ihry failrd In |ir i-ntritaining ami offered pUliliidrs Inalrad of plain truth*. SW VOOK—Il ha* lieen annoui»*it by a new tnagaaioe railed IVhy lint firoi psychiatrist*, peyt hologlala. iHwapaper erillnra and radio rolnmn* tala have aelertnl Hie in be.l qdjmted Amerlearta of |930 II la an Inter'.llng group, allhnogh II ronlaina a man named Truman uhn was selected ' hrraute hr ran accept rebury wtlh Irrtltrnre.' and there appears In la- a inlnlmtim of prraa-aeentry in­ volved. only the name* of Kalhet William*, Dava liirn w '.v and Kd Wynn h*mg suspect from Ihia ■nfife Aa a kind of i ounlerpo.nl, t uould like In niter h rrreilh the 10 wnrst-adjiulrd Nrw Yorkers of N "Wr aim n> rnakr an entertain- Ing and Itulhful picture," .aid fane Wilbur, who .* writing u a dm "It will lie lui.nl i-nlirrly n Ihr Post a rtirln , plu* infornia •un I have pirkrd up over Ihr hi* by alirnditig CumiuunUi urotlng* open tn Ihr public atul 'ifrivtug thrlr tnrlhtHl"We have only om* liinitatlun f criiMtrshlp Thai la that wc an’t tier certain teal rliatarlrt* bo haven't pci milted their name* In lh« plcturr. Otherwise the story will appear rsaMly a* leoml la well ailjunird In thla rlly, and the mmpetlllon for worat-adju.lid always la keen ami holly ce»n« Irtlrd I have Irfl out newspapermen In making up my lial. and al­ though this rut flown Ike number of candidates sharply, there ivero plenty left The Ten Wnrat-Adjuatrd New Yorkers' M(lT1IMANni.R M. WtNTKRfinr.KN—Mr Wlntfrgreen I* the prtM agent for llortenae Jenny Blanneltumith. the faimMM pwiutn star. In the tail month, hr baa managed tn obtain for hla charming and beautiful client 13 mentions In newspaper columns, five featuro alntira In the Sunday (iiipplemef\te, nomination by MO artists as tha Woman We Would Lbvn ,MfM■Id l*auh, hy phrewd umJrrruver wt rk *!« Acaddnty, 8 ^ d U , J U r D - m fahora.’ Mf. Wlntcrgrcrn la being letcpit the enr) dfithid nvm|h. “Ynu lake my monry every week amt •Ial* (If shriek, f IMMWO MB (lATTUlHOHO—Ortawnld waa a gulrrt, well-mannered advertising mail livinr In OWnwtch Village Three weeks agn, |w got Into tha line at ths hoard!)'* of Ouya and Dolls, out of thser wWirtcy. amt when hr reached the head nf Ihe line, waa offered two tlrkria for that night's performance at tegular price*, lie waa found later wandering near Ihe Kast river, an evident imnerla victim EIAA VON BOQANRKOAN—Klaa. a one-time eet-yUry In PVra. lorta, O., haa hern a New Yorker for three year*. During that lima, ahe haa met a representative crosa-cecllon of New York men. Tha other night aha went nut with a new one, a Broadway aong-plugger, and nt ths end of the evening he took her home, shook hand* grate­ fully amt aald "Will you m arry me T” Her Stale has been diagnosed as acuta cat senda. MALVOLfn IL JONFJI— Mr J-nea drives s H*venlh avenue bus The other morning a *tmit woman hoarded Ih* I'ia at JJnd street, had no package* datrtltng from her hand* and dropped the eaoct fare Into Ih* change \l»o* wiibnul having In open her pur*e. Jones, psuing m l. had to be relieved hy a ne * driver and la still In a rnmataae condition ARMANDO LODZ CAHTORIA—Ha b 'h* maitro d at llw Cueboo neu, awwirklHt ntghlrluh in town lb s other night a party of man from Tta a a came Into hla club. They went gulet riaOwt. carried kn tune, pinched none of tha chorine* and did not gM. up tn lead the orchestra. Cwataria (all into a t t . fteally. «h*a he heard one of the** w y 'You know. I hla ta mg m t town, i d Ilka to II*f hart.* R T n rR c rrt RW HtNYROF-RlhNnlrop la a great MgMateh g a r The other evening he went into one of lb"** doanaHhra Joint* in hind atraat and ordered a shot of H alf and llhlg pinch. Instead of drtuft­ ing It, ha took II to a laboratory and had it analysed. Whan. It da\doped It in n Half and Hale ptnch, he fell promptly Into paralyats LAVINIA (.AfltRYMOHR—lomnla la a atruggUng young actraaa freah from H-imlngtnn cotlaga. Thla fall, after a brief vtctUrm. aka eel m l on th* long trail of maktag th* roumla nf protlncvro* otlfawa In Ihe first office, tiaai nf J Wetmnra Belknap, ahe waa mfemrad ahe m il Jual th# ly p . :-»r tha revival tf Romeo they were planning, and waj ofiem! a. nin-cf Uw play corlrmcf a t MJKO par weak, ftiuce erhlcophrenla AoaanT nffact ncltng greatly, aha la cUrivnUy Starring MOROAN M R m m i|lR TTK —Mrofan la a Kuril aVemte rtellca'eaarn waiter who plays th ' ho-rra The other day ha hit a |a harh-tohark.,ravened mid Htro-ofT periay that paid 1391. The bookie paid him promptly. Hit ikclor doubts Ida nervya c m be repaired. # (IR N IM Y FRAPMPfT—Mr. Paarhplt U th* owner of n rioah-andanil ttrmjnn ReYanth aemua. U 8 week he waa attending Me tmot I drunken employe* employee cam* annual .Chrirtpwi party, when aa drunken cam* up up Uxhlm Uxhlm and raid "Sfl.ay. hoah. I Ddlik you've treated me )aah It* n il 1 cant think nf > I'hci Ii crab about." Mr. rcachpU haft Men bedridden and uifitue *r apeaV avaf alacc. ■ iT ra iu f Th, nhyihm riub New* Hale Bheara Srtrn O'rl.M V. I’tub x* *> Mmn'na IMIMon Krunkir <'arl* urb. iirnlna U»T..t|t.a» rod* In Mu«lr tV«rM At !*l«» mu ai <>raaa t'«r*,lrr Oho* Tntnmr Bwn w IUm» A li t A <tlrl. li n k U*|m|| lla*«* n» (I iIIIuk t Ilnur Mttalo tin I'rri'U IIutlr llanall nm id ai n« i« Itadln farm 1>I*,,I ll"" Club ripfular Slat lailn Amarlrana list* shear* Mail<al Vartelv Katb.nal iliiat'l Show Bat .NVrie Ranrh World At Tin at Tndai'a Hlar II ifall aI Mlinat Cat* llutlr L ottrr I'am Teen Tim* Jit* Tlit IHiyibtn llt.air Binilt Kina or Iat) Nana Hai.f.i.t Market lltpnrl Ttalllabt thins* Bpa>rl» I’arndr Xa*l»r Ciiaai (•r If IIan On A Clmd a,**..!.. j*. b.M.t l^..,.ii Hal B lttt llarmnay Club K rrnnlr. Hr Carl* Variety llall tire! The ll.nd Mlhl Knllbm roil Hare* Ai Oraan a llanrrtlme arjurlr llunb*. Johnny lame mb Marfsir Inn mb Hr tea Ulan Off at *i»« v The Humt.v tlu»lr*l* •tl,| l l . f r . !* Ilroin* Of AP I'liurcliM Hale k tir.r. Ha w*lla n Rrboa* n rc.b ra.t With A Ht*r M«,C. In tlu.lc Tun*a For Hunrt»* Htthil.tr Morning Featl.al Mualral V arlrtlr. i t , i . pel M l n p . r . Church Her rice* ty.aa eirlne Orb Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Bertaln and Mr. and Mra. Miller all af Smith Chatletnn, Ohio, a n a guest* of Mr. and Mra. T. W. Prevail aa<| family last Friday. Mra. Wlndall llraddv and rlacuchler Julie went In New Smyrna Sunday to visit relatives there. Krv. I.*n Bar nr a, pastor of the (Jrnrva Baptlat Church. Mr. and Mr*. Hubert Kirkland. all of Orlando, and Mia. Cnrnnir VVeaann wrtr dinner guenla of Mr. and Mra. 1’hlllip Bauet Sunday. Mr. ami Mra. Hilly Geiger and *on Jimmy of Orlando n r re Sunday RUrata of Mr- (Ielgrr’* parent*. Mr. arui Mra. Ilarry Griger ami family. Mr*. Jessie Fulford and daughler Suite were au ral, of Mra. Muf* M In Orlamlo last Thursday. Mra. T. W. Prevail la in the Funald Laughton Memorial llo*. pital Htv. ami Mra. Norton were railrd In Atlanta, (in. berau.r of th" rlralh of Mra. Norton'* brother. In law, Or. ifoilar. Mra. Joe M athieoi .ana at Ihr Orlando Chamber of Commertr l.lll* .,. - . IK ,, U Ihere were ik « - rfrc-fr-pinentv, III The govemmeni said all HillUh subject* above age 17 ar-i trquireil In register for the **ivbr of Ihe empire by Kelt. |. ft appllra to K ura.lan. and Chines* •oirit in Hong Rung a* will a* European*. rift Malmdittn Mai Ibmalil. Ihr lltili'h High Commlsklonrr fur SoulbraM Asia, said Hrltl.h dr:priulrnl* would not lie adviecl to evacuate Hung Konc at A n .rlran famillr* have been. Cl) Chinese newspaper* e- rrieJ front page report, that bugleblowing Chlnaac Rail troupe t r ried .hn|« armsa the hnrdrr with llong Kong police. The report* ««vre denied Ity llong ICong police who b u t TIT A t i t laniv n o l! I*UI lliuk I p>|N I* lo II a r u t tl.Mih % p.«. It U P. HRHNDON firth Of llir 'Tlreuic Court HemlnnH CaunlrA Florida w [HKAt.l extended COVERAGE UAM ed-.low (oil Protection I *lai*t.cs«ss »rr« several Chinese tryt tg lo •neak Into tha colony. (4) A private commercial'radio atallen said all Rcyal Nuv/ men ashore h tJ Iwrn orderml lo tvport hark to their ship*. A Royal Mr fore* spokesman said only the crew of one frigate had been -ailed lierk lo its shin to «eatch fni a mlaalng spitfire fighter plane. MerDnttald aaid, "HriIDh anthnritlea do not anticipate any dvvelepraaat* In lb# near future eapoae Hong Kong to danger. They are not contem[filaling now glvlag aitvtqo to deitatalant* o f B rill.b ' aubjec**, whate presence In the colony lamakf not be neceeaarv to Ita aetn rliy lit case of trouble, lo *vaeuate." lie did not mention the draft 00 the Behais Foreign Relation* Committee Renatpr lvra Ift-NYl told a rap'd t*r U|e appointment of To FLORIDA CANAL WAHHINGTON. Jan. IS-fAh- hew, Who la regarded jewraltlM jy Army engineers aald today tha ■ (maker •>/ the Adnrlnl*trallo« * proposed Florida barge canal pro­ foreign policy ot.lrotWv*. W i r t tect Ii "on tlm ahair_ aa far as lh ar are row ern-d until Congraa* appropriata* money ■far tta ran- Tlllls Acquitted (rtHriii*""* fgM •••♦I ilamagvn lo R. R- Flowers who waa suing Kll Day for 11.000 damage* for alleged failure lo proPfrlr rare for a rltrua grove arrordlnr to contract- Th* tatter h « H1e*t m motion for a naw Irtal. . D a u g h te r A g r e w T h a t g ! Smfl. M * f W . O « l ,| Mti.lc Oite.1 Kdltor Dick Aiken Hina. Arg Marla lli>vt Tonunv |tor*rv fttb Tha. iiriaht Ham World AI HI* Hafete PrAfnin 1 Drown Orb Vnlcv i tf Armr llll.V r Trtnfer'" CUllH-b' a-cvl. ee l‘r.,udlv w* Hall rtqrel War i Mil* Day niiva* f r - Daaeetlme O rt of The World liM ilia *:»• Bit* U l » Bit* ail* •:lfi iu Ilia ItM a;i» B>jn k ip Sav att co® m®**haaa***- CENTRAL FLORIDA BARGAIN *6.790 f THRMK B re w w a y | Car Port • Utility Room • Concrete Block m Poured Concrete F o u n d a tio n ^ ^ • • 0 • 2 Hedroumr* Living Boom Modern Kitchen Kitchen Cabinrln Dinette Electrical Range ■ttUr*. 11; Price Include* Club Prlv. ilfRM—Plot ||,2T>0 8q. K«. —More than Vi Acre, Bt PlanUUon EoUtefl IIK BAIIY. FLORIDA . A Pm I Growing Private Community on Beautiful. lakk monroe : Knnilingn on U. S. High­ way 17„ between Deland ami Sanford, formerly th e famous Count D»Bary Pbintatlon In the Highlands of Florida, out of the hurricane II. K. Wlng . H. 0. IWiuprarllc tea- I "he* tlwl hiwllb I - ifmro from with. tn. t( pntnla out .* that all function la directed and M |l -ortrollH by the I •rrvou* sjralem I ; SHE MODEL HOMES $5390 UP , Health i» ft u prefer n home hullt to or!ler »u the plot of your cl . the type irotc our many model* and plana—when ym > Itrdal thing ■ ■ ■ I M rhed Ii a uarry but the apte RNrtifl, A Ulgg to rer about richness or disease i It attachs when vitality Is n o l i V ,l«wl WgWMI IMI| ™ function la below par and detfnL and f ow> II te MADACOT." Mra. HoWtor waa auffarij* • dafklentt of Vitamin* 01. JM, Nlnrln and Iron. wVch HAD*COL .contain#. .Mr*. H4der aeyst ** 1 wa* Mr- vim* and nifMlown and I had lost weight and hod no appetite—food that I ■After tl ■••ACRE H0ME8ITE8 *590; EASY TERMS The purchase turrhaae of ef lX)W M)W PRICED LOTS in any rapidly gnawing gro Wbe a round and proflubl# IneestmenT. A^PlacWte*!* talhlng •»»«( the ap-rtocular growth of PlanteIn petted* of INFLATION like the present, the purchasing v«hte of yonr (MUr In waft terirg. te going down, down, do .r . ¥ kr »" ■ fa" growing eoma.'iwltr Hh# Plantation RatdlSa should go up- Up- UPIH ■Vi • V EXTRA BKNKFIT3 The 9D room Matuten C(ub Ifout- sumunded liy gorgooua, nan- aSPiSA l® it After < tha aecond rundown. I hive O r lR ; , n4d ti tl v L efral N o t i c e # cliuinnig out wild ir|Kj|ti. A *poke* man for Ihe engineer* .aid im recant survey nf tM pro­ lan ha* b*m mad- and n»ne waa (Ontemplated. Th- laat survey, ha aald, was made a number of years ago. While engineer* aald tliey have no nrw laterost In tha project. It waa learned that Defana- Depart­ ment official* Lata bean looking over tarteui prooTaed waterway* | KADIO STATION i I W.T.R.R. I fouae. Knjdy’ohr recreational farilll �SdHik ,11 In t • - *, FRIDAY J A N . 12. 1DS1 „ At THE CHURCHES Z S t e f ".bitSta” 1 "* '“~ " M ■' "» •<«» - “ S a n fo rd M in iste ria l A ssociation K ev. II. |„ Z im m crm u n , P re s id e n t J w C. C re w s, Sec. - T re s s . FIRST BAI’TIST v III Itl II FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Park Avenue al Sixth S lim J. I-L Mrhinley, Minister W. I'. llinok<i, Jr.. I'i\|v r Mr». P. R. Sirphenvon. It. R. E. John I.. Miller, Kdnratinnal DirerPeCi A. M. Church School A (or class fur every age. •'We've Saved A Place For You" Ildkt A. M. Morning Worship Sunday Sch'wl 3 : t ft A. M. Sermon Topic: “Sacrifice ami "Takr Vour Family tn Sunday. Song” School." We provide for Every *> .Hi P.M. Youth Fellowship member of Ihe Family i Set vice Morning W'nr.hip II 00 A M. 7 .10 P M. Evening Worahip Sermon W. p. Rrook*. Jr. ■Sermon Topic: “Christ Universal1' Training Union *»: is I* M “Training Union la a Family Af­ ASSEMBLY OF GOD fair.” Wp have a Union tor Every 1200 laurel Avenue Member of Ihe Family." I- A. Allen, Pastor I'hune I li- J Evening Worship 7,:tf) p. M Sunday School P:4f> Sermon W. P. Utmilu, Jr Morning Worship ll.-oo Pastor Wednetday Evening Service peaking. Sermon topic: “Twelve Short Years After Christmai.“ 7:30 P. M. "F.veiy Room a* Warm ax Evening arrvire* |a t 6:30. Th. youth In charge. Your Home" At 7:ito tlie pastor wilt speak mi the «e,,| „f mm,< What It is, CHRISTIAN K MISSIONARY il’v co . ’.ion now, after death. Park Avenue A Fonitrrnlh Stieel flu mid-week piaycr service is Rev. (ilenn K. Kmilh. Pavlnr Wednesday evening s t 7:30. Bible School 0:46 A M Morning Worahip M ini A. M. Missionary Sunday will I* nb SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST aerved. All are welcome CHURCH Evening Service 7:30 P M The ' Paalor will apeak All age a ir In­ Seventh Street and Elm Avenue Churrh Service 11:00 A. M. vited. Mid-week Serv>« It on I h u r s - Saturday Kahhath School at 9:30 A. M. day at 8:00 P. M. • MORNING DEVOTIONS Rev. J, E. MssKinlry, pn lor of the Fir*l Methodist Church, will lie In charge of the Morning lie. voliona Program through nest week. The Program, whirh is beard daily al R:M A. M. and on Satur­ day at 7:15 P. M. In a present* tlon nf Radio Station WTRIt in cooperation with the Sanford Mi­ nisterial Association. Her. CENTRA!, IIA ITIST f IIUKCII Ninth Street and Laurel Avenue Rev. H. I.. Whatley, Pastor Phone 9M R Sunday School 0:45 A. M. Bring Ihe Family to Sunday School Morning Worahip 21:00 A. M Sermon by Pastor HTU 6:00 P. M. Union* for all age groups Evening Worship 7:3ft p. M. Sermon hy Pastor "(tomr Thou W ith Ua And W , Will |)o Thee d r » r - FIRST CHRISTIAN’ CHURCH A ^ J. Randall Farria, Minister “CHRISTS MESSAGE OF n o o n CfTEEH" will ihe Minister* aermon subject a t the First Christlan Church lo rd 's day morning. •THE LOVE OF. GOII" will he Ihe evening sermon theme, The Churrh school will meet at U:45 ,A. M. Chrlalian Youth Fellowahlp meeting 6:30 I'. M. Christian Women Frllowihlp meeting Monday 7:30 P. M. You tfill be welcomed a t this Church. •> r IM T S in fn .it ‘i \ ' A • - ' ; *: • *>; PAGE THREE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA HOLY CROSS CHURCH ■- •‘*n Ave. FIRST P H E si.i iERIAN CHURCH An guv « . Mrlnnia. Paalor II. D. Episcopal) Kev. H. Lyttleten Zimmerman, D D„ Rector 2nd Sunday after Epiphany 8:00 A. M. Holy Communion 9:39 A. N. Family Service and Church School 11:00 Sacrament of Confirma* tlon and Sermon by the Rt. Rev. John D. Wing, D. D., Bishop of South Florida. Services during the week Monday through Thursday and Saturday Holy Communion 7:30 A. M. Friday Holy Communion 9:00 A. M. COMMUNITY CHURCH lake Mary C. C. While. MlnUter. Church School 10:00 A. M. Cla­ st* for all ages. Worship 11:00 A. M. Junior Westminister Fellowship 4:00 P. M. Senior Westminister Fellowship 6:30 P. M. Choir practice on Tuesdays. Tuesday, Jan. 16, the Friend, shin Class meets at 8:00 P. M with Mrs. Marion Prckhatn with Mrs. Ann Riser as co-hoatess. Prayer and Bible hour on Trm days. 7:30 P. M. CHURCH OF CHRIST Elm tsenu* snd Second Slreel J. C. NlchoLon. Minister CHRIST CHURCH. LONG WOOD 10:00 A. M. Sunday School Episcopal) 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship Kev. II. Lytleteton Zlmmermen. 7:30 P. M. Evening Wot ship I). H.. Vicar Thursday 8:00 P. M. Bibb 2nd Sunday olter Epiphany study. Visitors atways welcome. 4:00 P. M Evening Prayer and Sermon. All are welcome. Cliff dwelling* in New Matlm were occupied by Indians until about 350 years ago, or six d* I UNGKEGATIINOL CHURCH cades after the arrival of the first Park Avenue and Third Street Spanish c tp lo m i in that rcgt»'< J. Bernard Boot, Minister and Canada lead* the world in pro Teacher durtion of nickel, ab o tn * and pla­ Church School 10:00 tinum. Morning Worship 11:00 Sermon: "The Temple of the The Buddhist church own. Lord". "The Old Fact of Sin" nearly all (hr farm land In Tib*!, “There Is something in the with farmers operating as than wurld which can take a lad as cropper*. clean as yours or mine end bar den his nature until, cruel and Carbon dioxide gas, from which criminal, he gor* fuiih a gangster. Ice is made, is produced by That aomethlng. call it what you dry several deep well* m New M*iico. will, ts the old fact of tin. There D something whirh ran take a Approximately one million rattb girl, beautiful and wholesome, ra and an even Isrger number ■' pose her to the Immoral weather* sheep graxc the range* of N r » fng of certain social circles, and Mexico. then leave her tarnished In mind and tolled In spirit. That some­ thing. call It hy whatever name we please, is the old fact of sin. There Is 'something which can send human beings hurling them­ selves a l one another's throats like beasts even: so often in fratririadal war* That thing, call it bv any toft term we please, Is sin." Ralph Sockman. 9:46 A. M. Church School 11:00 A..M. Morning Worship Sermon by Mr. Mrlnnls 6:30 P. M. Youth Frllnwahip, Pioneer Fellow* ■hip. 7:30 P. M. Evening Worship Sermon hy Mr. Mrlnnls Special Music for Sunday Mor­ ning: Anthem: “ Hide Me Under the Shadow of Thy Wings" Priest Chancel Choir with anlo by Mra. Charles E, Ginn FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Anthem: "Hark, Hark. My Soul” SCIENTIST Shelley Chancel Choir with soloa UN East Second Hired by,Mrs. Charles Wike. Mrs. E. M. Sunday School 9:46 A. M. Galloway, Mra. Roy Mann, Mrs. Morning Service 11:00 A. M. Harris Folds Wednesday Service 8:00 P. M. Special Music for Sunday Eve* Reading Room Tuesdays and ning: “O l.ovc That Will Not Let Fridays 3:00 to 5:00 P. M. Me Go" Male Quartet The splrllusl neture of man's, FREE METHODIST CHURCH dedication to God Is the topic dealt with In Christian Science W. Fourth Street and laurel servlrea next Sunday when the Avenue Leveon-Scrmon is titled “SACRA­ Sunday School 0:46 A. M. Morning Worahip 10:46 A. M. MENT." Jesus' stalemsnt, "The bread Young People* Service 7:00 P. M. Radio Service <W. 8. C. N 620 of God it he which romrth down from heaven, and givetti life unto 11:30 V. M. Evangelistic Service 7i30 P. M. the world" (John 8: 33) Is the Prague meeting Thuradap 7:80 Golden Teat. Included In the Rltde passages are these worth of Christ le»u», "Bleted are the pure In hear*: fur they shall see God" (M att TUB VI'KALA PRESHTTKRIAN 6: 8 ) . CHURCH The readln*,* from "Science churrh 8< hmd 10:00 A. M. and Health w‘th K*> to the Worship 11:00 A. M. Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy Prayer meeting Wednesday* Include: "The baptism of Spirit, 7: HO P. M. washing the body of all the Int Sunday evening service 8:00 purities of flesh, signifies that 8:00 P. N. the pure In heart see God and are Everylmdy welcome to nit these approaching spiritual Life and services. Ita demonstration" (p. 241). S lH 'l v*. at * * m ' ii h i v a r t n : • A i i m . H V M A M K trr sealarU, S’larlOa. — ---------- 'J J B The Laotian people of northern J brand of lam alstlc Burrhism exControlled burning of forest lit­ Indochina fire crude skyrockets to tends to m me other parts of Asia, ter is used to destroy fungus. ward off evil spirit*. i .— ....... I The Javanrse "wayang" is a Lightning curve* and twists but The Ir.Ducnc; of the Tib*'*?" cr figure* does not make sharp angles. The rntlnslna |>ilr,i r,p<>rtnl by the 1 'n lir, on Ihe Ssnlord Hist* Farmer* Market (nr print*.. sold l«* Tin ker* a Dealer* u|> tn ) I* >1 Jan It, teat tlra ni, l’<d* bu. hpr. 17 IS Dean*. T^ndergrctn Notice llti hpr l i i ■TO If Ih rtftlv 1 fi lftr<ir«oll Cabb g|fc 19 |7i b a il 1 io- l i t SO Ih crate. No H'lhpli«« I’tlary, l‘U f«ot<l«*«i tl*|n«iR(l »*'I QitdlltV c u l t la A inrgrr MS ) SO C*l«fr. I1‘iita l 1*1# licptiitl lfi| g'uliM tr a it In A « IS .«s« Uia*r «mt# 2 J). tos i'sullllu**er dug, hr.rht I'ulUrdi 1 t». IIS ft N flrlklx il < i t-'«cpUht bu l»M . ITS.•I.TS Tt* ai*»lw bw, ht»r 3I0< 2.0 I f VIMr*. ( r f ltr f , Pra) I'at k « «1" • Cfftll 3 2) 111 I f *1tic*. It r Ice IVkk V il il tra it .Vi Htippllri Muitaiil Ufftll* sing tU)( tm 1 !»• 1 JS tHth’tia. t•ffifl dot bnrha i n I'inm, l*tisllah lui hpr « 21 1 l* fvppwrg tm h#kl>. 12 10-1ll no PnlgtH i , Fla !Ud tin a* Itl It) l>Aft w 2in II 11# Fiif .mils# KU IM lltlrw It nlvr So lb bagi 12) lltdlahp* % dog Ink 1* I )*■2 n* t4<i||ijgm|«x Vfllnw l*i»v t»pr € -0 1 tm Turnip#. F'trpli Top («oi h.tv-ha 2 no. 2 to Turnip ■#Ud tat hpr t in Wjttift ff dm t iii ii i* t 1). i :s VIt III n Of 4 lifts a, ilrptficllfifl il|« Kkl % 2.U Offlllltfl, Trttipi# H ho ft 2 2) Uraptfio it lititutin hot i II OlaiitlMIII. M.r h J w J l.u 2)0. : o t>OI T-ariftrrlni#h H Im»s I t> 21 Y#f l#||i« tefftA blti ter*Ive.l ■t th* lasiiiftMd HU(« Farmer * Mat IF YOU HAVE TO HUNTING, FISHING, OR AN) OTHER SPORT OF LOCAL INTEREST THAT WILL BE SUITABLE FOR USE IN THE SANFORD HERALD’S MAIL-AWAY U D l> «)fi ISSUE. PLEASE BRING THEM TO THE Herald Office k*t Total f K f lp lf tmla) 17*1 |>*tk* *«#• lir m a m l t o t PICTURES PERTAINING « 11 ««<* •«h|*a. muikrt i»f»t> titodtt* ilF rfftniiii fp* P lTItV H T r m p r r A i u t f t fhtn m u r n t n t : «t I iih lo n l Hint# l-'Arttirr•* M*uk«t II \ announcing mnewPlymouth W ITH .TH E SPECTACULAR M EW ! 'Safety-flowRi(k NEEDED W hitt, IS <o 40 7 « t n of tgt Good imf , CiHi(calal M oocliUs, Floe hotin and working condition* E icclk n t opporlunity to offw t higher ow la of Hring by u rn ln g m kw n l r a money. Join Hanford'* ovmom / n k w in s io s i in t r o d u c in g a n K N T W K iy N K W NXPDRINNCM IN R ID IN G A N D D R IVIN G RASA fiwteNl growing firm. W ith Irrilllant new styling inside surl mil. tlie *parklln8 New Plytm ruth Is .Yml wills lliu trig, beautiful r a r comes a wiimlerful new rnot.irlug experience - the sensational new "Safety-Flow Hide." It m akes no diHereucn hnw chewed up nr lium pliarkeil the highw ay. The New I'lyirinuth floats over th e big hum ps and deep pita. H oginerra b ate nude a new on of hydraulic* to give PERSO N N EL O F F IC E Air you stability and roadability n ew Irfin a offerrrf in any rnr. Nrw shrtek ahsnrliers work in liar ninny with shoclr prrMif tim ing, t\ nr Imniiird springing, h«lanced weight diitrlhu* lion anil uther Plyuimitlr *dtanret, Tlie remit la a safer vide. You drive trndou-lrce ami relaxed. You never have to worry about Iwumcrng yonr pa**engr.*t. Yonr car is ra«y to hold atraight on ita court* at all time*. Instead of looking at the road Immediately ahead, you ran devote 8 .v rtrwouni -ft I niftv- atlrntinn to oiirotning trallir and appinarhiny intcis-ction*. Your I'lvtnoOth dealer welrumea the tl.tuc' *n arrange a dernurtilrglion. From it* g>a<rfitl new grille to it* gleaming .lev. rear btmiper, the New Plymouth will show von quality features ami liiMiri^n* appolnttneitls never Irefore attained 1st the lowestpriced field. And rnu’ll find the greatest value of all in thia greatest of all Plymontha! �is - v.v FRIDAY JAW. II, 1151 THE SANFORD HERALD SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR Hie Sanford Herald Too Much Tolerance - Too Late To Classify ? Sinford T*V»rom n i |< 5 DR, C L. PER80NS Chinese Nationalist iwadquart- / a r r t of Formota report that the * Peiping Communist regime shows strong «!gn» of preparing to In­ rC p o tiT if: vade French Indochina. Such a military move world ropreterit a highly significant de­ velopment In the lbil*hevi»l up­ heaval which it shaking the whole vast Asiatic theatr*. On* of Ua muit important asi**rU il tliat it indicates the Hol»he*l»t deter­ mination to *ei*t ami maintain thl- ititulitr in the Far Eastern — conflict. • Thr imimdiato ohjfttlr® of such *n invasion of Indochina would lie to evict the French, who have controlled that rich area for the greater part of half a I century, and e*tahU»h the Comi irunist insurgent- v*ith whom th# French now are fighting. Thl* would )>e a considerable step ill the lied program of driving all "rapitoli-l" nation* from A*la— France, Britain, Holland and Am- w ertia. ^ A- tl« -ign- r.ail, nlher cuuntrie* have Iwen -fated for aimt iiai "lilieraiion". Among thus* j potentialities ac- linrma, Siam, i Unlay*, and even the Philippines. ! All this represent* a part of the general expansion projected by ! ih. Moscow-Pleplng partnership. General Man Tw-Tuiig, the I Chine*i Communist leader, pre­ »■ sumably l» thinking partly in ! terms of establishing a protective * I cordon of satellite naton* a) out * lti*d China And there are msny nli-ervers whu alro believe be t may quietly U’ reaching fur the IliS'b-tshlp uf all Asia. tine of the material advania-"* which Communism would pain l>> evirtiiiK the French from Indochina would Im* the acquirement of one of the world's "rice bowls”. And this would come at a time when there I* a grest scarcity of rice, which is the staple focal of many Asiatic countries. F However important a* lx thl* ftHKi aspect, it undoubtedly I* •ccorulsry to the general program I,f expan ling the Ked empire. Such a move is calculated for ona tn n g to keep the non-Communlst lO s tlls tN Vt. b I ' u , UHI nations off Isriance. terlal lo prevent escape uf nvu. A Communist invasion of Indo­ Irons the critical six* may be di- china whether successful or not, ffllshed to some extent. would create confusion, when Because of stra y neutron* ip coupled with th r Korean up-* th* air, a mats* of fissionable heaval and other potential dan- ^ m aterial greater than the critical ger spots. Hard-pressed France w ail# might explode. Thus, th<- would Im> rompellrd to reinforco bomb consist* of two or more her troop. In Indochina. This sub-pieces of m aterial, brought would weaken Franc# in Europe together rapidly to produce the and rontcqurnUy would affact the explosion. entire Allied defense program In - Before the first A-homli wat Western Europe. exploded at Almofordu, N. M„ on The French long haw been bot­ Ju ly 10, 1V4S, physicists had dis­ tling the Communist led natives covered that by dropping material iver the Inhospitably mountain through to rim e of other material terrain of Indochina. More than they eoald produce a hurst af half the country I* mountainous weutron*—a smaH puff explosion and Is filled with hiding places < L Q ^ \\ v > \y ip f A N Man Of Three Lives r BY HEWITT IIAI'KKNIZK AP I urrigu Affair* AoalyM r~ ml Shyness Isn’t Snobbishness THE WORLD TODAY ’LITTLE WAR POLICY' THE NATION TODAY l . t Islkll.h,* la less, f s l i u i s galls strep! ssia ie sr "D o n 't call trier broad-m inded—those art* fighting aa* Sealsr ai By JAMBS MARLOW words," Kli/.iiU-th Mntutuy Hill wnriirt th e world in ua article ■aatara, l i-rlSs | i n waaaalta tveaae WASHINGTON, Jan. I S - t f V in tlx- Jiu tu ary Keader'n D igest condensed from th e W oman's etatere* as seeka* elasa mailer What about yuitr civilian debts if s r is le , XT. 1010, al Ike reel m il— Home Companion. you're railed into military ser tu U id , n .iN i, aidrr iLr <n Mm. Hill wuntn it known she's all th ro u g h with ex­ vice t •M 'uiinM il Narrt MMT. cessive tolerance. People w ho g e t objectionable a t her parties With your military pay mueh NOI.I.4Stl I. n r .t» Mite* won't In* invited back and sh e makes it plain sh e 's not broad­ less than your civilian Income, •iORttOW III’AN » ■«!— « m » w _ _ _ minded enough to tolerate* nteallng, ch eatin g , and running you may find you can’t meet the debts you undertook wlieh you * (I itj»‘ I III* NATRi off with y our neighbor's wife. were a civilian. Ur t ’(M in • .u To lioast of our "broud-m indednesa" h as become u ll» Nh II I«U You may have a lease on your n u t Naallks 1W< »K Msaiks awi fetish, M rs. Hill declares, and "I for one uni sick of it. Even home, or a mortgage, or you acre Uw t n r ____ ______________ Il« " in smaller m atters I ant q u ittin g the broad-m inded group. buying tomething on lime, ur paying on life imuiaiicr, or you a{ •M in n ifficN , «irHi •» IUIA i . MaUllplH, grarlataailsas. I shall not force a lenient sm ile when som e one In my pre- owe taxes. •M, aallaaa af «al*rlalan*a«a tar nence uses words which w ouldn't linve been tolerated in a And is your family thrown oyt ikr Iw riM r »f ralslae Iaa4*. will W fkararA far nl rraalar ngserlls- well-run saloon a generation ugo. I shall do m y bit to put because you no longer ran afford is* rafts. discussions of m arital relutions buck in th e privacy they the rent you used to pay? 'llapraaaairj Van-sail, llr There's only one single answer lalaaM Ara»r«H> Mrrmrala- should never have left." all this: your civilian debts are lltrt, ln«.. Raw Vath. I Mraaa. IW.Mrs. Hill doubts th a t our "vaunted tolerance and easy to not just aulomaticslly wiped out tralj. K au A i d l i , JM, I.aala. philosophy have made individuals b e tte r o r hnppier. O ur because you've gone Into uniform. ■T lr tiw alV u • «■»“■*'«» «t II* Ah H M N I’m * wklrlt la ra llllrt ixirents and grandparents muy not alw ays have been ns Under law - -vhether you're sirlsslvslf »• tfc# «•» tar rriaghll- faintly as they pretended hut they did have definite stan ­ called in as a National Guardsman. tails* at all iba laral MNt t i la ir t Reservist or Draftee— you get |a IMi wawapaarr. aa a id aa all dards which they insisted on and lived by In large part." I f n « > Rlapalrliaa. _ ________ some relief or protection on debts. The situation has serious implications, Mrs. Hill be­ What you get depending on FRIDAY, JAN. 7*, WSl lieves, as "W e an- try in g to stiM-r a course w ithout u rom- votir naitirular rase and your TOIIAY'H BIBLE VKHSK |iu*i and it apiw ars to m - we an- foundering. It sifts down kind of ilrhl: TYitia mual be uur thief pursuit. to the fai t that hnuMf-muaiedneas lias come to mean moral You rnav have to pay off in full while you're in thr service, It ia mil a psrt-llm# loti. \\r jutl iqiuthy." if it's found you ran afford to; taii'l gu in two nr three direr linn, at onrr. We have Irfl all and hnvr or you may have to oav onlv part followed the*.—Mh. lOjZh. of your debt while In service; or you mav not have to pay until Acheron D ttU in He ti Wtllinn you're discharged. A m an of three lives (s th e chosen su b ject of Harold to Confer Wilh T*fl-he*dline. Uni One man going Into service may Epstein o f Kails Church, Virginia. He announces th at he reach a satisfactory airangemenl lit d o n n i »«y lit n willing U is working on the life of Kay Standard R aker, and Is on a with hla creditor, whether it’a an take ht^ advitt about anything ai Individual or a department store. search for helpful inform ation. any tinfb.; , . ___ The rase of another mav have Raker enme into fam e as a member o f th a t extraordin­ to he solved l>v a judge when the 'J’f iiiiitl Kuldlr died lilt ary group which In the f ir s t decade of th e century made creditor goes to rnurt to get other day <it did nol tlir mi any McClure's Magainio the forem ost A m erican periodical. Its satisfaction on his debt. This Is the l^st single l.lt of wMir / r a t a* big a »lit a t tbr keen scent for lm|>ortnnt tim ely topics and th e unfailing advice for you It you're going In­ eailirr itUalti of bit gir.il hour pains which Its authors took to be accu rate and to be com­ to servire and know you can't plete have rarely been equaled. Among th e group were Ida take care of your debts: Mag O y far. Tarlsdl, relentless historian of the Stnndnrd Oil Company, Get some legal advice. You New ,Yntk jnihln trbooli begin and Linroln Steffens, e x p o s e r of rivic corruption and philoso- ran do It this wav: 1. Iteforr going Into servireair rau lrin llt on’K'b. 7 In ianuliai- plier who saw deep into m en's hearts. Raker, aa a portrayer ur »cliool children with what the) of industrial conditions and a biographer, added to the lus­ ronsult a lawyer. If vou ran't afford one «f vmii own, then go air* iup|a>ir<! In do in lilt rvrtil ter of th e magazines. for advlre lo the Red Cross, a of a "iiir.iL sllatL" front lilt an An unappreciated side w as his lovd of q u ite country life, veterans organisation or the local on New York Cily. which cam e nut in his "A dventures in C ontentm ent" and Its Uar Association. 2. If vou're alreadv In the ser­ successors, published under the |>en name of David Grayson. vice—. fsm all th# legal assis­ Incredible at il may term, tin They are wortli reading today. tance officer of your outfit. Britiih are now minting thal (Vm Ffnnllv Raker wms th e disciple und official biographer There's supposed to he one in muniil China and Sovin Hu him l» evrrv camp and on every sh*n. invilrd lo help wiilr llte Jap.mm of Woodrow Wilson. As such, he will be consulted by every­ If there’s none In vour .outfit one who w ants to know ubout the stirrin g d ay s of Wilson’s start the hall rolling by consult­ peace Itealy. They bate nol learn­ presidency and America's p a rt in World w a r I, ing your commanding officer. ed yel tliat you cannol do Any­ The following explanation— <n thing with Cominuniili. And why this itorv and the one which fol­ it il that (he Brilitb ate to dumb lows— comes from government exn-*ris In the field: on ilhig'subject) Not all of them Federal Inrome H a ­ ana l e w ftire, but ibe govr’nntrni lf vnn're called to service vou Why is it that when a shy person c ra w ls Into his shell, wb th diclalrt the policies, it bar don’t have to nay that civilian so to speak, it so often seem s th s t he Is try in g to act s u ­ lo be remembered, it a Social it! »** until xlx- month* af­ perior? How is It possible th a t a person w ith a defeatist a t­ Income ter leaving the service. go1rrqmntl. , *nd Socialist* are titude tow ard life can poitacss so much d ig n ity ? Rid vou must notify vour In­ ru rlly 1 like' Communists exirpi The unawer Is th a t,.th e average shy Indlvidusl—con* ternal revenue collector, that you ilia lWfl former do nol belitvn in trury lo general opinion— Is not as m uch a d e fe a tist as ha are In the sendee and want imm­ foi :*.•?*•• *' '•'* appears. III m ogo is by do m eans devastated. He knows full inent delayed until you're dis­ charged. inc'lair LrwiTwho died in well w hat his assets a re although he m ay o v e n tre s s his irate Incoma tax— ... . handicaps. He usually h a s made a p re tty th ro u g h and hon­ .The rule on whaf a serviceman lta llte oilier day of a heart al­ tar i wat a (real writer, but Ip est appraisal of himself. Deep down, he really is not Inferior must do about Me state Income lav varies from slate to staff. Bo. wa nol a great historian. He like* Out superior. Hut w hat troubles hint is th a t he is not convinced th a t on his, check with your state rollo j aka tomrlbing. tome phate ol |rr*or. State property taxes and asset An lift; and drtrlop it into he is being accepted und approved according to his tru e ament*— a UirairOlit fie at (hr aaMr lime worth, by others.—,l*iui* K. Ilisch, M. D.t in Your Life. If vou ran't nav them hecnu«c lut ing il appear teal and leatonyou’re In servire, notify ytiur state J)iut bit ridicule nl or county tax collector. H o M M * epmphse)y unfound­ Ha can't tall your property fay taxes owned unlaax he goes to ed ijVVeMVpealed attacks on llie By RUSSELL KAY court and gel* an order ffom a R ola^ ^rfm , ’l l ' Well at upon industry in Florida, and no de­ Judge permitting him to aell It. Main Street in geneial, have failed While the Array look over the part If the tax collector lakea vour meat of the Fair shows great­ to retard the growth of Rotary or rounds sa d buildings of Uw er progress than th s ratlfe ex­ case to court, Iba Judge can: lorlda S tate Fair during the 1, Postpone sale of your pro­ hibit which i* now houxed in the diminith ilt impoilance in the na­ last war and no eiposilion was modem and up-to-date perty--for taxee owed— for any tional life- When lie wat talkmy In-Id during the war years, Uwto most pevililun to be found anywhere in length of time un to six month* about Rotary, he wat of enuree is no imliration thst the m ilitary the Hmilh. A dairy show box been after voii get nut nf service. sill Interfere with the I9M Fair talking about Kiwanii, Liotu .m,1 added in recent years and will 2. Tel) he rnlleclor to go ahead Mhi-duled to be held la Tampa, be an outstanding feature of the and sell the pronertv hut— and •U other citric organiuiiont; ibe Jan. SU to Feb, 10, Fair. this l* an important hut— If he gteal pretlige of all them stiow What will happen the next IMI Poultry has always attracted a Judge let* this hanpen. tl«*n: hpw completely wrong Lrwii could twelve months no ons can say, lot of attention, and the Poultry You can get hock after liv in g but directors are determined to Show In connection with the Fair the service by than paying un the be. _______ _ make the coming Fair outstanding ranks with the Madison Square taxes owed, provided you do It One of the moat important toads in the history of tbs organisa­ Garden Show In New York. Rab­ within all wonth* after laaring ■ > .' v which coyM he built in Seminole tion. Cash of the iiS modern ex- bits and cavlaa era pot pvcrlooksd, the tervlro. potldon buildings will be .Jam- and this departm ent la s shown The jodga wl l ha*e Ms derision ' County iing ins*shorter Sanford-io- parked with Interesting and edu­ steady growth. It will h i out­ on hla beMaf «" r a u r aWlRy to Oeiedo road across a Lake Ju m p cational exhibits that will tell the standing this yaar aa tha No* nay, or not to pay, while you're dramatic story of Florida pro­ tioaal Association af Rabbit and M now' being comidered During gress and development. Cavla Breeders will bold their i ! U " the p a d ten yean. Sanford useraal convention In Tampa Having served as secretary of x t ~ jf of iM the Florida Htate Pair fo r tko ng tha Fair, Koni year the F air plays host Oritdo hutineti on account of past 30 years, (l has been my Dear Blrt the belief,[highway fmm Oviedo In privilege to watch Its growth and to thousands o f Florins Future Sanford, Fla. ,iFarmers and to 4 -|| Club boya development from a tiny local Oilando tftan from Oviedo to affair to a great state eaposlUop. and girls who coma by bus from Editor, Hera|d Sairford. And w. like to Ulirvc Its amaaing u m v u , in my op­ eveiy county in the *Ute. Edu­ Sanford Drew Pearson *aya ITritmn*, s’ that tbit teparalioa of lie* with inion, Is due to the fact th at cational authorities recognise the Jan. IthI that "the Joint chief* Importance of visual education were lax In letting MeeArthur aford it tomething which h at nol through all the years of Its and frankly adm it th at the know­ upeiallun it lias always bean a ? mryiwcij Ailunrulw . affected Sanford mer­ cooperative, non-profit enterprise, ledge gained of Florida and Its inroad hu troopa out over North Manchuria aa eaay prey to thr chants alone. Il hat hi disadvant- maintained for the benefit of the resources by school children Chine** last November." kyat I n O r'odo wo, J jti a t the community and the *etate as a during tha Fair pntlud Is very Thl* 1* the *ort if thing which much wortb-whlla. whole at no cost In ibe taxpayer. building of the new roan arrotr More and more school children cauae* editor* and Urn public to tliulei its charter. It must pay J e tt up would aid il at much its own way, and every dollar arc attending tha F air each yaar, mi»trutl th* truth of anything thl* man tay t nnlae* It lo con­ Sanford. We need to bring ial.rn In. from admission* or the and groups coma from as far firmed by somebody alia. In hi* away as I'sniacola and Key West. rale uf exhibit apace qyrr and our counly lownt tim er toshove the iiiioratlng expense must Special day. are Let aside for teal to Impraaa 'leaser Informed’ r. and there it nothing *-hich be used solely for the building these children and they 'are ad­ people Fearaon.eeem* not to care what ha *ay»—'ao long ao It’a do it quite ao welt aa good of a bigger and heller fa ir In mitted free as are the tonDhfng and critical. who attend them. the future. Of rouno MacArthur has bad Elsie the .Cow will pay her Officers and directors serve no troop* In Manchuria, either In third visit to tho F a ir tali y ta r of lhe problems cnnfrnnl- without pay, during the year, as and far the first time Is beh.g Novombrr or a t any other time. I our great cn^ewpd educational, members of numerous commit led by bar fsated bus- Nana crossed tho Yalu River. And lete, are responsible for various lific. and charitable intiitu- phases of the gigantic opnraMau this Ball, aa writ as even If they had. w* ahouM re­ quire an able military, vommanta_ in Hie*r in flat (nosey dayt of and give manyy hours of their tor than Mr. Paoroon to comment run get "a big th rill out a hig .price* and declining in time lo going over plans, setting on propriety of their ‘ throughout tba f a ir a budget ami iiipervlaltfg ac ther*. , ,,v _ i , ‘ l ta lr i are indicated by the up tfvHles. action of Columbia Uni*etS i t p 2 p !u rbS lS !r an tha Over the years, ibe Florida a part of ilt Slate Fair has served as the T V National lc BnriaG rater for show window of Florida, g e stu r ­ ty «n»« m tutar MB lh 0 by h i report re- ed through ths stats art thou­ sands of folks who gained their body otntmoat J x J daficilt ever time first real knowledge of Florida _ Mrt „• . l. i— ITodd V .r ||. AI- si visitor# to tba Fair. They be- ." J ^ S e r a ' so thoroughly «ol4 on thr '■W l for tea and opportunities pre- ■ M M B N VOFOI I f RYK3 and n fM T O C T I S the P that they W e located from dtia van amount of « as permanent residents and perlments (hat are Intensely inEYES EXAMINED m vent la R LA R SES F IT T E D -a stool 110 S. ox- Revolt AKalnat Giviam Tampa Tribune Atomic Scientist First shots of a heartening re­ fortunate of every .character volt against th* poittfcol god of should look lo th r government Glvism have sounded in T al­ for heir. And to expect it, not as lahassee. If the rebellion Is to a gift from their fellow men, but auirevd, Florida'* taxpayer* rpuxt a* a legal right. rally behind those state official* Bo people who would never bruve anough to dafy the tyrant. think of taking charity from a The revolution began. When tho neighbor eagrry grab It from the state cabinet turned down the government. So sons and daugh oppurt unity to get 9',770,000 In ters and hrithers and' slaters who additional federal welfare fund*. would scorn the suggestion of * money I* available for a public charity now willingly pass ndnew venter# In glvism—aid to lha state th* raanohalbllty for to the iwrmancntly disabled. The taking fare of their own flesh state, of cuunc, would be tsq u im l ami Mood. Bo Others, who have jp put tup matching fund*, amount- no’ pride, find it fe#y to JlYr by ^ meal hartdoul*' instead A lac W 0L77CJMM lit: tha ftrot Aura — govern y e a n ., by thair own enterprise. Thu* the new program. If ac­ ThU doctrine of glvism—o f aid cepted by tho .atata, would im­ for everybody—baa * become so ?o7 tho abvimw logendary danger mediately add about $2,5160,000 a strong that public .official* heal- of a dragon, they duhlied the exy ear' to a welfare burden now tote to oppose It and candidates pemnent ''tickling the dragon'* ruattng $6fl,ooo,ooo a year. Judg- are afrold to make it an Issue; tall." The rommlxiJun'* announcement u g by the experience in aid to Congress and the legislatures nit the aged and to dependent chil­ timidly by and parralt federal hinted that for trying out ihr full dren, tha coat of aid to the dU- bureaucrats to hid* in secrecy size atomic bomb* and thr pro­ alded could b# expected to double, the welfare payrolls which every jected Hydrogen Iromb, which drtreble and quadruple as aewa of taxpayer ehould have a right to •igner* hope will be 1,000 tlm rj rhiwetuk Mir irniw*|UN Ua, availability spread and poli­ inkpeeb Ther* are HO,000 persona more powerful, the ticians demanded more money for on Florida's welfare roll—they proving ground In the far Paclfi win be used. more people. represent a large and steadily, Bom* will ask: But Isn't it a growing bloc of votes. Hm tk ia g to help people who The state cabinet's action In re­ (U nt help themselves' Certainly fusing to expand the welfare prorCoallseed i r * * ' P ig * D m ) it la. And the disabled obviously gram la therefore encouraging. uf* already getting help from We hope It Is evidence that of­ a t the time th rt ho had l«en told un* sourl* or another—veteran*' ficials In Tallahassee imw realise hv "the Pentagon" that It wat all l>*nr ft la, workmen'* compensation thal the political god of Glvism right for him to UN th® i n n i i i ^ i payment*, th* generosity of re can lead the state und the nation If he changed dates and altered iatlvc* or local charity. only to moral and flnnrwial bank- a few words. !« there any good reason, then ruptcy. Pac* told the Senator the whole to shift still more welfare respon­ n m ttoiL i^hriw j "octlvslr investi­ sibility onto Uw stooped shoulders gated 1 ild the Army had •ta t* and fedora) taxpayers? not glrow ^Fvaroon any *'«ecret maaaagsi* g any message* at all Fjscnhowcr ower command. Admiral Qvlstgaord mad* tho • f l r i t - t h * absolute reodlnese to announcement at a news confer* sacrifice end‘■to fight for fro*: .la ? To Inrito an .u o - pne# attended by Riaenhowvr, PreBefore the conferriire the Gen­ tlreiv pair to t of beneflcjaria* to jnlsr Erik Eriksen, Foreign Min­ adt down permanently on govern* ister Ole !b|o*rn Kroft, Minister eral had ■ talk wtb Danish King meot bounty T We don't think to. of DvDfense Harald Petersen and Frvdgrik. H* then had a three-‘C harity la orf* of the first prln- high ranking military represents- hour talk with Danish officials n t the foreign ministry. Bple* of Christianity. But It About HW Communist* gsthrnsl In a statement at the news eonUw hoan adopted .aa Uw Invanlion of Washington ferenee, Eisenhower declared: "We In front of the m inistry and shoutgton parternallsu | add put pu to wor' tlw grubby tuult 1* d«Uriniuv.i lo' stick to­ tod "get out of Denmark, Mr. them, Uw professional weepers gether as partnership always Els*rthowc$." business of vote-getting. Between brings the best results, Every In Roma lha n*wapap*r II Fopulo aPd profeasllrai pollUflans have country within thr pact mutt Di Roma said th* Italian Com­ bean selling Americana on th* sacrifice In producing more for munist Party Had received »rd«* phlkteophy that all the lame, blind, more. The bade and most Im- to _stag* a general strikf when aged, orphans, widows, HI and un portent aim is th* element of Kleenbowar roaches that capital. K Army Gen. Einenhower is jn & fta c & 1 setbacks and the war continues French rare encountered many span- Obviously th# intervention ' of - Chinese "volunteers" would France. M Indochina .*>< controlled by France frotii llK!>il until towants the close of World War II. Then the Vichy regime assigned some areas tu tre Japan***. The French reoccupled th* area after the w ar but enrountuvd resistance by >o 11 railed Vial lflrib forces which vrrrc CnnKduniat led. That fight ha* l>nn g o in r on ever alncv, with th e -F rench finally c* trating on balding th* chief . and rltlrs amt the best agricul­ tural section*. In addition to her great rice crops, Indochina before the war produced / t . coal, Iron, xlnc, tin, tu n t il and manganese. Thus, whole) *r «ray you look a t fb she octv live' a vital spot In the Aalatjc. ' Ir.d o eh l# upatloa by Crian would Iw V far Franc* but Dora General Dougina MacA r­ thur’s headquarters. Pad# said 'th e Army "did not give Mr. I'fproon permission to publish th * . parrot military messagt s y«u, referred to nor any other rls.sirin l information." Pearson's D*e. 30 column said In rffect th a t.re p o ru from General MacArthur'* headquarters and his Intelligence chief showed th# Chinese Rad strength In Korea was considerable weaker than th# Hc"*ed. * atatemento In- Nicholson Bui Av*. Sanford, Ph. 1(04 USED CAR SP ( J n o . dcpotodibk a n d by p u • f th*M y o u cm ho sure you 1948 Chevrolet Sedan E r------kan w w tlr e o — h o y m ikinge. Iftxxl cover*. �PAGE FIVE TOE SANFORD HBBAl.t), SANFORD, FLOW111A The lamplighter Social A n d Personal Activities • • • tfH O N E 148 Social Calendar Katy Lee Alexander Weds Carl Moss, J r Kit fit \ \ The Sanford Townsend Club No. 1 will bold Ha regular *eml month­ ly meeting at 7:30 P.31, at the City Hall. Member* and friend* are In* |Mcd. There will be game* and rvWeshment*. A talra Circle of the Garden Club will meet with Mra. Paul J. Che*te n o n , 408 Editha Cirri*, at 8:00 Mi** Katy law Alexander, •laughter of Mr*. Oia Alexander and the late Kenneth Aleiander of Stearni, Kv. Ix-came tl„. bride of Pari Moaa, i t . *011 of Mr. ami Mrs. Carl Moss of thl* clly In ■ ceremony performed in Ih* First Haptist Crurrh In Steam* on Sat­ urday. Dec. .10 at 8:00 P. M. with the Rrr. Kohert E- Connel- -ffl. elating. SATURDAY Tile vow* were exchanged lie. Family Night Supper will lie fort* the altar which was banked held at 0:30 J\M . followed by the with native g re e n e r^ ami white annual meeting a t the Congrega­ flower*. Ilranched randleabra held tional Parish H our *. lighter! taper* which cast a *oft SUNDAY glow over Ih# aatting. Prior to The Rainbow Girl* will hold the rerrmnnv a program of nupB ib lir installation of offlerrs a: •lal selection* were idaved be Mr*. T-00 p. M. at Masonic Hall The Eugene I .nr me.- pianist and I'hll public is invited. Hu Royer sang “ Always" and "O, M ONDAY Promt*# Me". The Woman's Missionary Union The bride, given in marriage of the Fit at Haptist Church will bv her uncle, Leonard liowman, meet a* follows: rvas Invrlv In her nrrddine e«wp P rsy er Rami, 2:00 P.M.; Commit­ of white satin designed on prlntee Meeting, 2:S0 I’ M.: Directed re»* line* and featuring * s w e e t ­ Community Missions. 3:00 PM. neckline and lung tight fit­ The Dependable Cl**» of the heartsleeve*. Thw diagonal flounce F irst MetnodlU Church will meet ting at 8:00 P.M. at th r home of Mr*, at the Isdtnm of the skirt formed a short train. A fingertip lenetb ^ h n Srhlrard In l-och Arbor. Woman’s Auxiliaiy of the Holy veil of Illusion fell from a brai.'<**l Cross Episcopal Church will meet Tulle ran of net, held at each tide a t 8:!M) P. M. In the Parl-h with lilies of the valltv. Her onl>‘ nri'entriil was a -iiieie stlAIld of House. The Primary Sunix-am. of the pearls ami her b r i d a l Ixiuqu't »a< First Raptfst Church will meel *• a shower of -tenhanotls, carna­ tion- ami camellia*. the church at 3:30 P.M. Ml*" Ruth Ann Alexander wa* I C r s ii A t Thrift Shop worker* for Ihe ber *|*|pr'« only attendant. She Woman'* Club will be Mr*. Henry wore a gown of aciyiamarine blue •••in prioress style with a wide W itte and Mrs. Clyde R;..iitey. Past Matron Club. O.E.S., will collar which formed ran sleeve*. A m i with Mr*. K. W. Turner at She wore a m gtchlnr halo on her head and matching mitt* Her 4:30 P.M. The Rutli Speering Junior (S. lx>uqu*t wa* fashioned of pink A.’a of the First It.iptist Church carnations and camellia*. Jack E*te* served Mr. Mot* a» Will meet at the church at 3:30 P.M. The Chapel Choir of tin* First Baptist Churrh will bold rehearsal Churrh will nrret after the Prayer tonight at t):4& P.M. meeting service in Hu* Mrn’a Bible The Y. W. A .'a of the First (las* Room. B aptist Churrh will meet this TIILRHDAY evening at the church at 8:00 P.M. Messiah reheat sal at First Metho­ dist Church at 8 :3 0 P. M. All singWEDNESDAY H Opening the Seminole County era are urges! to attend. Museum, a silver ton will he held The Royal Ambassadors of the from 3:30 to 5:30 P. M. *t the First Baptist Church will meet at Woman's Club. The public i* In­ 7:00 P.M. The Douglas Jobe Junior Bro­ vited. The Prayer M eeting Service at therhood will meet at the First the First Baptist Churrh will meet Raptist Churrh tonight at 7:30 in the M anorial Educational P. M. The Brotherhood of the First Building at 7:30 P.M. The study o f th r book of Ephesian* will he Raptist Church will hold their regular 8upper and Program moat­ continued. . The. Training Union Exrrutivr ing at the church tonight at 7:30 Committee of the First Baptist P.M. • A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE • Visit Our* Refreshment Bar Ear Candy ft Popcorn! THE D E S E R T HAWK SATURDAY ONLY! ROY ROOERS vs GENE AUTRY *L ^ M m D ^ JANE M A Z tt ANDY DEVPtE O S M K M I W TIUCOIO* / —ALIM)— GENE AUTRY -u- ‘COI.OKAIMI H U N S irr—with— SMII.EY BURNETTE I Mr. ami Mr*. Herald lam ing are now at home In Hose Court Apartment*. w • ‘ Larry Kotrlka left Wrdnruday fer bl* home jn 1‘raire du Chien, Wi*.. after spending *ome llfne with Mr. and Mr*. W. E. Vihlen. Chief I'harm. Mote and Mr*. Olivrr Miller nml daughter of Jacksonville, will *|trnd the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. (). J. Miller. * * Lt. apd Mrs, Olaf Nordgrrn and three sons of New Orleans are spending some time with Mrr Nordgren's mother. Mt* !. Vlh Irn, and Mr. and Mis KIm. Ilun ter. (•lenw-nod. Minn., arrived last Fliday to spend sryrral weeks with . Mrs, OrtrhellV brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mr*. Os­ car I’rtrn m . Mr. »«% M «. John Elliott nf Pittshurri , I'a., left yesterday morning for St. Petersburg,' after • m nding several week* with Mrs; P. R. Dea* ami Mr*. Camilla Rey. Frank Pulley,' pho habeen th" house guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. slxfflcr. left this morning to resume his duties a* chaplain at the United States Military Aradmty at West Point. Dr. Alliert Coirndi of Cfm innaJji **-. and William Cornell of (nlumbua, O , left yesterday for Daytona In visit friend* and re­ latives after •tending several •«•>• Wl’h their sister-in-law, Mr*. Dorothy Torrodi. best man ami ushers were Kotwit nlarrn,-Allen Winchester and For­ rest Redmnn. The bride's mother chose a dark green silk print dre«s with matchHUT WffMorifu ai.tl a cor*agr of gardenias. The bridegroom's mo­ ther wore a N a vv blur suit with matching hat and accesories anil a corsage of :ard«nias. ..... .... Following Ih* ceremony a re­ ception was held at the horn* of the bride's mother. Th* lac* cover­ ed tab!* was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake tupped by a miniature bridal couple and fU 'ked l»y burning tapers in cry­ stal candelabra. Ml** Ruth Mar­ cum ami Mrs * Benny Chestnut, cousins of the bride, presided at the reception table The couple left for a wedding drip to Cumberland Falls, Ky. a f­ ter which they returned lo Atlanta (is. where they are both employed ami Mr. Moss is attending Georgia School of Technology. They are at home at 738 F. Holmes Street Apartments. SUNDAY and MONDAY Wftn>«rBio«: cong-spon^led sahit* to UnotoSftmH Cftd«t»t Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Leffler entertained Informally al tea at their home In Hose Court Thurs­ day afternoon honoring their house guest, th# Rev. Frank Pulley, former rector of Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Tea guests Included the form­ er v ra irr members, church of­ ficials who were In office during Rev. Pulley's residence, and a few Interested friends, were met at Ih door by Mr*. R. A. Newman. Mrs. B. L Perkins, Mra. George D. Bishop, and Mra. William Bush, Jr., assisted in aervlng. The dining room labia waa overlaid with a lovely white linen rutwork cloth, and deruratrd with an arrangement of camellias ami white randies. The living room was decorated with white gladio­ luses. Guild Ih Entertained By Mrs. MacNeill li •i > k r FV a ^ :»i m 1 Hr TOM DOYLE m y , nrr»id*nt, presided at U short f.usineit meeting. it.r t>..>(#>•**. Mrs lum pier ai..i di* tl H Newman. «#rv#f n li' \Vr u * a movir *evrt»l nights ago that while worth n t i n i w ai n*vrrth*lts« disappointing. T ht film waw “ Walk Softly Stranger" which starred Joseph Cotton ami Valll. one.of thr finest nrting com­ bination* in Hollywood today. Cot­ ton and Valll havr spur a red to­ gether -rvrral time* before and rarh timi* a superior ix.ture haa emerged However, Hollywood is overworking a good thing, for "Walk Softly Stranger" i* a poor .ihlclo for such accomplished atari*. Cotton I* a thief and a good fellow all rolled into one. Ili* motive* at the beginning of the film are vague ami remain vague throughout the pic­ ture. Occasionally a bright bit of dialogue creep* into it, but for thr most part nirdiorrilv reign*. Whet. Hollywood flgur •• the alar* are a *uri* thing, they let the »tory go to pot gnd cvl nt on their gulden hoy* and gi.-lx to ,*-rry it. This irem i to be whui ha* hap­ pened in "Wai* Softly Stranger". Valll briag* to the screen a freshness and vitality* often lacking in our own *tar*. She f* murh like Ingrid Hrrgman in thi* rripect. Joseph Colton *<*em« to mnkr m y line a brilliant line. Ilr ran inflect hi* *|leech with a grab-bag full of variation. We like an artor who can do thl*. |.ew la’ Death Sinclair Lewi* t* dead lie waa a brilliant. literary ctaftsiuan, a giant In Amrrieart l.ltrratura. Ha made Us aware of aur *haiu. false pride, our bumhlehradrdnr** in. pride. ___.........__ things that art* rvallv Imm.rtanL. and alio*# iJI the oloers, our hy» poerit). Ms waa speaking not only' Miss Jnnrt Mauler, daughter <d Mi about Ceotijv lUhbitt of the 20'a. of S.utile. Wash., whose engage 11 m t 1 h u t al>out .be G e o r g * Haldiitta of Mnliolnt MncNclII, son of Mr. and Mn 18.11, and all the George Hahliitta rlly, hu* Im-n announced. to come. Lewis tlecllnrd rabidly in the Id's. Uic "Casa Timhrrlana" and Oviedo MasonicLodRc "Kings-IUood Royal" were only OfficerH Are InNtalled lood novel*. Ill* true power had •etin releasmt |n the 20's. and the Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Hauler OVIEDO, Jan. 12—Imperial)— t< .lament lo hi* genius lies In The Oviedo Masonic Lodge No. of Sr'atllv, Wash., have u-cently 213 met Friday evening and for amiouiiertl the cngaKcmcnl ami the first time the new officers were appioarhmg man urge o| thril 111-tnlhd In the recently completed daughter, Joncl M Mauer, lo Malcolm 11. MaiN'till, -on «.f Mr that was banal, false, and degen- Masonic building. In n very Impressive service. ai.d Mis. 1‘iauk IS Ma- N.-ill of elate. Ales (Steer of (Serieva, past master, Knj I'liman Fans lids city. Tbose people who read Jatnea ailing a* inslulling officer, ami Miss Maiim was 1.0111 in Seat­ Emmett Kelsev, nl*» a past ma­ ICaru-cv llllman's “ While Tower", tle alld attrndi-d Imul schools in , acting as installing marshall, and thrilled to the romance and there. Slo Is trow a •color at the rtcilrm ent of mountain climbing installed the llt.1l officers. University of Washington and a will probably* find hi* new hook Those installed were Edgar memlrer of Delta /.eta sorority. “River of the Hun" equally appeal­ Wolfram. Sanford. Worshipful Mr MacNeill «n born ui Jkjstting. It deals with the adventure# Master; A. L. Rulhcrg. Otlando, of several people In the Houlh senior warden; L. V. Hart, Oviedo, ford. lie was graduate.1 from lo American Jungle. They are ail es­ Junior warden; J. R. Jones, Oviedo, cal sr*h(Mils and Intr-r allented caping from something and are In treasurer; Ren II. Jones, Ovlrdo, Riel son University and the Uni* search nf something that none of secretary; W. L. (Sale, Orlando, versity of Miami where be was them quite understand, ft should senior deacon; W, C. Ilouletta, Or- a member of Rigma No fraternity, lie l» now engaged In his own In* interesting, anyway. Undo, junior deacon; L. A. Haidv. general Insurance t.uslness in At The Movlesi Duerlo, senior strwart; T. II. Dan'Thr West Pcint Story" featuroa |rl|, Oviedo, junior strw art; J. L. Ranford. The wedding will take plare in a star-studded cast in an enter­ Malcolm. Oviedo, tyler and Char­ early June in Rcatlle. taining film that will make a fine les L. West. Ovlado. chaplain. evening out for the entire family. *. Following the installation of Ih# OVIEDO P.T. \. Jnmca Cagney. Cordon M uC is*. Officer* sandwiches and coffeOVIEDO, fan 12 (Special) Doris Day and tienr Nelson supply Were served to Ihe approximately The Oviedo I'.T A. met Tuesday the power for this one. “Rio Grande" casta John Wavnr 71 guests by tbc worshipful mas. afternoon st tb« llouu- Economic, ter. llilildiug. with Mr*. John W IL>r ami Maureen O'Hara in a good Ion, presiding over the inerting. western tale in the traditional The Rev E. T. Staildlfct, will •tyio. Tide one, ton, gala the go The gliders, neck, wing tips and spokt* on "Choosing A Coroer," war ahead sign as good entertainment track of u broiler mnkr good stuck. guest speaker of the occasion. for everyone. Cook them in n cup or two of wa­ Mrs. Louise Loti nnd hri siktb While, black ami Imiian, or jun- ter with I■«>' leaf, peppercorns, ginde mothers served refreshments era, are the best knuwnvarirties salt, a whole rlovr, a slice ofonluii to the guest, following the ins-s t and some celery leave*. of mustard cultivated for seed. ho ieo t- In Ihr fo llo w in g ; Mi • Hunt. Mi** Holloway. Mis# It. i.l.vr Morton, Mlsa Martha Sliani'on, Ml*- Joan Dampler, ana M in Ruth Schmidt, visitor. Hudson Hay ba« nn urea nf472, 000 *<|unre mill**. HOMEMAKERS FIRST Q U A L I T Y ! Miss Maurer To Wed Miricolm MacNeill f LIMITED Q U A N T I T Y Cotton (rin^hani Men’s Sport Shirts Iliac l**>ld p n tlrrn u ! Ilright rulnrs Hint slay bright, even a fte r washing! The ••port sh irts are vnl lived and Halt* fnri/.rd! They eunie in limit sleeves, with sporl collar! lu n (iiukels. Just Ihe tiling for your relaxing hours th is sum m er! Sizes S, M. I~ Colorful Cot loo Tlissu Crept* Lefflera Entertain For Hev. Pulley THE IIATTI.E OF THE COWBOYS ua»M - Mr. ami Mrs. Hart Gnllrtta and ton Kirddy returned from New York City Tuesday. * Ibaptist Y.W.A. Meets At Mrs. Damiiier's LAST TIME TONIGHT *11 Mic r G oes Sport Coal s 7 m . . , s S U * H * * um POWaLfSOIHPNl LEISURE SHIRTS of w a i habla rayon gabardino Hr niiU v Hbnrl SATURDAY ONLY Doable Feature—llargnin ProRrem win . j Don't mlna the Iasi Htrllllng rhgpler"Dcnperndtio. nf the Weitl" Added: U lenl Neva and Carlwn SUNDAY-MONDAY • CARD OF THANKH We wish to express our apntrrlatlun to all those who have been so kind to us during our berea­ vement and who have been gener ous with their floral offerings and letters of sympathy with re rant to the tragic accident to the members of our family, Mr. V. L McKinney, Mr. and Mra. J. A. J. McKinney and fa­ mily. Mr. mod Mn. u D. Graham o m family. henv ntititinnlly advert Imul sixirt-vimln am pwcpliiniiil values . . . solitl o ilo n , few plaids. T o f tittle to Ml ill w e ar dark-tone 4 , . , fast colors, .sizes .small lo Addtd: A very ffGod Cartoon A taat B a g s tiuany C a rto o n I Z H K iH W A v o b ^ je m . \ �* & .« PARE BIX *t • •» ■* • • irr * *5f % - »» ’ IMV FR ID A Y J A n 3 l _19$1 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA •n St. John’s Snaps Bradley Streak At Fifteen Games In 68*59 Upset Straight from the Ezzard Charles Battles Eccentric Southern Schools Bing Crosby Golf S p o r t s l i o u n d u p ToumamentBeguu) By HUGH FULLERTON, Jr. Lee Oma Tonight In Title Defciisf Attempt To Ki|I Competition Today DALLA8. Jan. 12—UPl-Latrst lly Mt'KRAY ROME NCAASanityCode IT.I.BLE BEACH, Calif , Jan ilrlvn prediction from the ’in.ider*’ in the NEW YORK. Jan 12 (A»)-Heavyweight Champion Fits™ to to*, out the NCAA Sanity Hr m il o f a iin o t i NLW \OIIK. J*n. 12— —II M«dtson Squat* Garden fell apart ‘.'1~ (AV-Blng Crosby’s famed .................... »yh<>r Lee O n . « la that ................................... three fourth, of the (Tiarlrt, a. trim and .haip *» a razor. Han. In min M from old a p , Forrest Ambtw.fi n one »»d young m.-n *.»hn probably i haHly golf tournament, bringing Code Coaches (wouldn't cry. eUv (ogether the top rru st of pro vol*. will be on their aide when It | Cmderrlla ambition, well before the gong .ound. for round fifteen in U „ ton M in M .di.on Square Garden. amiI amatyur players, under comes up this afternoon. Ju .l a , -a, gala unde I m u traton. luiininK now, In. Bradley liaikelhall live liar tome In lly Hit II.Mil'FR That Freshmen few days ago they were w nmlering ... , >> J , k l. a ! .t .« d d i n e W .h o ll over trk k y rypre*. point. •lie Ihr Lam wiili eiiiad'iiin winning streaks and the No. I ranking in if they could ro ira l a two third. •* J""m y Rfaddock wa. able lo do it and it Joe Walcott wa* able Allowed T o Play ■/lie rJtiawjllelil of ITJ player. m ajority, tail the almo,t.unani­ Seminole High School pla>«-J . t o come dote, then maybe I can ll-e country. awill compete for IIOJUKI in pri*< the way the 34-year-«dd I The team that snapped ■ I t « , _ | S | Iheir w in i game In »i* >lart* gg*| t l f ! 1 I ’ do It," ’’ 'is* ,Dr over the 64-hole route In mous swing of the biff eastern gw | | the situation. Wnlnr.-ii.v night ami SI. Jnm rs DAI J AS. Jan 12 J/Ti Hie money ame r.raiiiey .tnn? i. t night t. liA A riT ia I n r h A n n esploitrq fcchcmlto the ‘ progressive' . I d e P o l l V K l ' l ' Y 7 ul* tllrnks like a case of ”t « lb*ir fomnling, inelfee- National Collrgiate Alhlrin A. thii electing pro amateur affair, and the strong I. JnW *. Tke Urooklyn flee up A J C U l g l d 1 C L I l A I l l l tlrnnr oiuoiont of <mr . . ' . . . > 1 1 , opinions < > f mmr _ _ t* I the only one of Its kind. tual play iiomerrifullv. el tli" fa\ore>| Hravea, 686'.). In v little Independent.- <hange.l lh - I ,f l m | | i . f (» I f f I *311t i l little and to - late" for I P hlm-elf ha. ghoavtl t« picture. It w at a had night to I* off soiialnm may be »tri|qiec| today •itCrosby ..th sl seem* to rule w l | ^ « t l t | I V M , 111 I 4 I I I I I clowning Buffalo challenger. The snugh-amMuml-le ta ttle to make this one out -the firtt time »n th e ir iMinti m ill t | amt 2. for I hr • lervfed ) Were playing a of it. Sanity Code ipivrrmng fjn the ten year history of the toorns .... the possibility of protracted Mckrr V l i s . , , , 1 . T l I I I l i l t 1114*111 «ddly •HW -nt Tricky At MrGllItt ami Ja< l learn mine llei • loa’n liowiivnii j atnial aid In athlete.. merit that he basn'l Iwcn out j lnK • n,i ,,,,n r-rallirfi: nnd give (he IM . 4»( II I f M l I l u l H H I I I h it priie bauble for the sixth i time, ahould chop down l-*e iomeMe.Ma'i in .parked a fighting 8t style ..f p le v sh lrh ropllafue* oil | \ 0( m IhmiIi , heaiied by tl-ere swinging with the best of la-rs more lime for iobby-»h«ppinr w htre between the eighth itid John'* drli* Tt>« v stole Rtadlev an opiMinent’a errors and hold.! fo r roach*... Still you can hesi be them. I’ALM REACH. H v.. Jan. 1 2 - . i» ,h passes in to 6 7 Finn r ll-lmkr Nt the ball until a n ra rittlu ln .hot the Soulliern, Soothe, dele aftc1 some wonderful la ic s—some might Thr ftU.DOq which lt|n< hilt* up (Special l Miss Polly Riley nf 11)p IMidimakcr* rale Ihe Iin­ la im.vible. * Sollthwe.l (’onferencei, will at himirlf c**Mfr all evening In addilbm to lx divided among tne p.,,. even be true. .One. that General C u t Worth, Tex . T^utliern amt | pr„ vtflJt rh.m pm n a I to 6 choir* teaming with McGuire l„ alirVGators Arc OutToIm * <-*rh r’ontin had tauabt hi* tempi l» lake enforcement nf the but charily fare* even Iwtter. r- Bob Nrvland is headed for South­ W estern rhamplnn, will try |« f„ wj„ , j,6 to p0 ravorue favorite lo to ■or pl«». the fl.foot McMahon well and they played dogged f «U „„t of the hand, of the .riving more than tlttlDOo last ern California, p ersist, in spite »'M the Palm Beacb Champion hip hnll Om* within the 16-rminl provc Disastrous boy, ired 17 point* a . did teammate of denial*.. .Another ha« Frankie but hardly brilliant ___ ___ __ i-a r from spectator tickets, etc. for women to her long list of A light flurry of belting in *a» r lla !ay D-iml-nnky. itehnke woird i half ■NCAA and le.ve the h.indhoir of This time, the weather Ix-ing fa­ Conference Record Had the b*al five |Miwe-Ke>| lltlex, when *hU this tournament gel-* »m w very warering m m-'® H. y . q quiet u l r i watering the apark, half the concentration fin anrid aid In the individual vorable, charily may Ho ep*n c u 7 rK h a u g h neaty**rningralouiHn under whrn way oyer the Palm Beach | dropped the price, down f r o m # Bradley ace (Sene Mrlchlorre help him gel stalled in the CO*rhdisplayed in the I o- U imI K, m.. k IiooI, and conference.. •-•Iter. GAINESVILLE. Jan. 12 ( . v Golf Club rour'e on February f> to 6 on thr di-ri.ion and I to £ itiiln'l arore a field anal under the victory over the t’nnther*. wiml'l Most of Ihe “naine’* player, of ing trade..W ant any more? 1 e„lei, nf Ibe bloc were cor Ml»* Rtley. a m«-mher of the la»l on the knockout, Horwla'a baikfleering (»a- have le-en no greai protilem. tlo ie guarding hy McMahon. Ilo (ial) Ihe professional circuit, obis *-• tw o Curtl. Cun teamx, will bay* Despite Ihe light tailing. Inkvorrxl four paint, on free throw*. lora, .till making a comeback from f’dent they h id Miffbient vide, ol WIIIHTLBD IIIM DOWN True the rVb-ryfed* hadn'l eo array of amateurs, were listed aa | Mtlchlnrce fmilert mil. arrorc Andy G udaf.on of Miami and plenty nf competition for Ihe lllli tercit in the scrap ha* picked up the aiquntimalely 2 H due In le rnmpetlfnrr Even Byron Ne|-«n. laal month", (li.a.lroin mad I mp countered the |»e<-i|liarlv fril.trat vacant when .Mtas Mailer., mn.rdrrahly and choice rliigsid# ^•nied bjr teammate.. Mill Mann. ing Oklahoma tvte of mue ,|i- represented In gel an amendment long slnre re*Ired from the rigors ciem son’i Frank Howard, rival I-ft -harlie f,rover and Aaron Pierce. into Kentucky and Irnnei.ee, will fen Orange Bowl conches, were ground­ llniier of Midland, Tex. turned se a t, are f ilin g at a premium, .e nil -ea.’-n An,| it »■ il-ei, f pro plow, la inkino lirii« o-ii constitution that from hi* Texas ranching lo lie ed temporarily rnr-rule here fmm professional la-.* xummri. Pro- A crowd of 12.000 and a gross Iiorrihrn.Vv and Frank Mulaoff try lo improve llicir corifrreiicr ie- firct home game n sltiiatinn lo. . the . . NCAA .. fouled out for SI. John’*. F lo rid a.. .while they waitr<l. they balily her mo-» dangerm n npre-n gat* lit al least 666,00*1 was antiher*. cord of one win and four Io«m' hardly romludive to .m<K-lh p l 'f - 1 ’AJLWP^ ". . W ,5 ’* * At tim e., a akeptle could bus le-playrd the game, incliidinr en* wdl ta Mist t»oro*hy Ktalty cipatrd hy the promoting in te r­ There la plenty of In.tine** no ing an-l team w»rt r-it ‘h i.. ai< Among former U. H. Open pert Iboth live. of appearing In- by dumping Georgia and Gr-Tgi* of I .os Ang*l*x, Canadian rham national boxing club. excuses without weight when thrl the agenda nf t.-dav'x session In • Hamptons, fw.ude Nrl-.on, are Andy's exriteil comment, at--v.it the plop. lent; on fouling out the other Tech llm weekend. The 10 P. M bout will be broad­ officiating. .Gu.taf.nn h a.n't for­ eluding what roubl Im a I' hik >fi truly mi.'.rrsble .hewing I* c* Ifalph Gitldahl, Llovd Mangrui". tears'* *r* men. Ml»« Ktaliv. who i* making her cast by A B. C. and t e l e c ^ r ii a*Ion of a rrrommrndattnn tltst I an son Idtlle, I e * Worsham and gotten Ihe penaltie. th at led tn thr Ib e learn will (day llie llullm-i-i arainnd. ' Two otlmr high-ranking team. deciding M fe ty .. .A fter ll.taning second appearance lo Fl-rtta Ir by N. B. k\ ^ telwl.lon he banned Dr. Cary Mlddlec-rff. In w a r •* •* Ihe came was I n .t h l i week'. Axtoclaled I'reaa on Friday al AIhem and tlien hop ill.! so long, Howard spoke up: olso a memtar of the last ta Charlra, who i.at won hi* last Many prominent persons from ‘Gu*. did you see any of thoie C u rtis full teams, ftioce .he h it Al Ihe meeting yesterday nf the drtinllelv a hesllhy le*«on. 11 didn’t go the way of Mrad over lo Allanta for a Saturday 21 fights. 14 of thrm by knock­ three ringleading rn iife tu rr plu. Ihe sports world, Mnvieland, hate officials tackle that boy in Ihe end wop iwni of Ihr rhampiomhln outs, II oro. rd ta lh» Seminole r. spresred to b* In ') ;e t e i i night claih with Georgia Tech rente irnlarives of lht> ttorky t-all and music were oo h-.nd. High* G»e Ihst defrn-e ran I No. 2 Oklahoma AAM (I4(J) _ In Iheir lait two game.*, (!»■ -h ro n e ? ’ • tale* m her native stale, she la' shape of hit life whrn he ended Mnuntelo- M—inlwiii nlari s. Mo. - 1 Haw-hall cwntrlliiiled I m Do pay n il |m l ss rfG .lli-l. . . naarly did, but cam* from wae b* Irving to ronooer it** fUM» id* training yesterday. •*eio *t, A!ll>ter*a ihacgea have der Mta.ourl Vallei and Big I'cher, the New York Giants' ■ rrnrart under the hind to ntp Tulaa, 40-311, In WORTH HASH Another entrant from falifot Ills .September triumph over •hown a lot of improvement, AftrSeven confer cures, the slrrngth manager: home run king Ralph Missouri Valley game Il I* dnnhlfnl It anvnne of the A fter fust one had season. Sou­ •lia is tall, dart an<i sweyl-xwlngLouit has boo.trd hi. confi­ ' l.in g laland IJin lveralty 4110). noair.T Stetson 63 to fl| la.1 kng tiellevnl siiffhlenl l«, ja..i through Ktner of the I’lllshurgh Pirate; thern Methodist'* form er Irttermrn In* M>*x Rsrhsra Dse-Sfl of Joe St. James «ar*ilv rnnld mslrlt dence and ha* made him a better Jerry Prl'idy of the Rnl Kox, Roll have deeidrd to organise lo dir up the amen-lmenl wa* obtained. On. 4, look It eaay with wi.„ Ithaca, Saturday, they turned Ip an ini. Ihe Iwn 1'elefvfed fordward*. Itrin-ta Mi.« llx-cxnn w-II knowr fighter. Clause , - J ».-nr« Snr fnr 70-46. Slier man While arnrad M presalve performance again.I MUt'mler Ihe rmle a* II now staiHl* l emon of Cleveland, and that old more latent---- Logan Rtollea- am nod Ihe Csliforiila rlrculi The hlg question D O m .'t sta ­ . ‘ tan Francisco Hooter, la-fly O'.laalppl, Ironnclng them r'.jr in 6*i fwlnl* fur LIU. liiitinn an-l fee* are granted to •hot, hul defensively Ihe, »werrk. rrmemtared as Ihe first m aking her flrxl aniwaranee in mina or lack of it. Thr handsome Doul. Bowling Breen <10 41 up**t Monday night. a'hlrie* through a scholarship liut outstanding pas.er, lieat them lo foied the local team effortFrom Mnvieland rarne Rob It by a few y ears.. .He had Iwn Florid* and should rive s verv challenger, fourth-ranking h r a \ £ Toledo (11-2), tut.Mr. Scrappy Harry llamlllon ha. maintained thev have to work for even thing If. good account of her rhvmplnn«hlp In the world, never hat gone Ixw Hope, Phil Harris, Dennis Je rry Kempter pared BO with 14 a hot pare all season lo boost hi. Coach Fled C,n nn. ha, telrrl else. Manv schools contend that O’Keefe, Van Johnson and John­ sons on the squad, tin n y |* rated ab ility Amonr the title* *he ha* yond 10 rounds. II* really hat M n ta. .roring lolal In Ilk polnla or an drill athlete* <tn no* have time t o work a fine runner and Ham op accurate rap tu red is ihe M a'krgon Oin-o U allied fut Ids fila l title allot Ilk* drftn-lve alrrtne*, amt ll North Carolina anappad an average of ISJl per game, lie will p a s s e r.. .Larry Hnyder. Ohio Slat* la st Julv from a *t*-*ng Geld lha* never before. But It'a doubtful and If *h»v -lid there would not ny Weissmuller. tight-gam a tawine atraak In • be up against some tough com­ ImiHirlatier of eonlrollun- retained* tar sufficient l«h* on Ihe ramptia** track roach, predl-^a th at hi. pu­ lpe|o-trd M>*s M arl-ete Rewe nf th a t one long training grind enn Into the wiuad aince liefore the 5»u»nrrn Conference bat- petition when he square, off season pil. Len Trurx, will be in Ihe 4:10 Windsor. Ml** Pal*- “ *>" and make up for years of dissipa­ slartml mavl>e the lei>i fnr the mto earn board, room and lle. The Tar llaels defeated Wake against Boh grhloa. nf Cent pi* mile claaa In the big indoor mile St la* Sally 8etx|onx of M-'-h-gon. tion. G will la-gin to listen after this li-t laundry. fn re a t, 05-60. races this w inter.. .Being a smart Ml-h sii-nlne renter who broke school game Oma has won 10 of his last 17 Ttw small roltawe grnup of the i Scotty York of Duke aank „ rtcnrda with a 14.0 average la.l guy. Larry don't predict the out­ Defensive tnskrtlmll has been NGAA at a meeting yesterday, other e*-*pip|on" rjoect- atarts. losing on a knockout to {Miff shot with 10 aeemid. left to year awl Gecugla Tech'. Bill Cline come of Ohio's football coaching ed Many Indicated they wmilrl back the to niste •*-*- **••' Pa'm Bidi Sailer field, lla mail* up for u d ly neglected In thr la.t f" v Pown South Carolina. 00-M. Duke who .land, six fret ala Inches. r a ro .. -The dope we hear is Ihal B earh rham»'en-hlo ■ Me »oe. th a t lost by outpointing Hatteramendment. year* hv mnsilv tnp fliehi learns tam e from 16 pointa behind to Cline dropped in 244 point* la.t authorities ,-ess Inelode »«•- s r » .»-H* f ind- field In a return match. Ilia over­ Tha Sanford Bhufflahoard team University athletic Ohservers Mid that apparently «l*h one oelnblr esreptiop►In. Jim Slaughter poured In 34 Mason. lost ita first tourney of the year w ant to promote freshman coach •av of Derstor. Ill "•-vn*.Mta«‘- all record ihotra 62 victories 2 ^ only the Hlg Ten and Pacific Gklahoma and it* canny Coach pointa fur l he Inaera. H arry 8trobel but the pressurr A bright *pol In the Gator’* HanV |tm. Coast r-mfercncea remain In car­ to Grange City yeolarUay by a may make it tough.. .Anyway, you >«i>-*| rhsmnlop- u*-» Maurice loaves and th ree draw*. lle V L Arlsona Artiooa 110-2) (10-2) defeated Weal ha.krthall score of 21-8. hope* has lawn Iha ry on a fight tn rdf a in »h« rfwlft P* Gllek of Mslllmotn sid.. Msrvlatwl kayoed 28 upponente but has aufAn argument ha* l-een lurwlne Texas, AO-63, In a border confer- recent development nf forward In ita second match, tho local ran list most of the assistants H*ate t il list: MU* Star"i« Pelt of fered l l knockouts himself In an for the |m*t two week* over *bp an NCAA funct.on, Thme two squad rnee battle. among the Job shop|w-r«. .One nf will fare Dcloind, oae of career. navi { HI. Ilonavenlurr f0-0| alao Key Koherts, a sophomore who •o railed slowdown »l>'le of rdsv rnnfeteoce* not only want In keep the lop teams In the state, ben­ lh« moot active of the shopper* is |*-o*lao<Mig*. Tr-nn.- Mi*a Carol In-and-out Charles, well ahead of fo u ls’ • '•lle e h e r *n-< * •f«*‘-"*»e* »•* I'ame from he behind to whip t'anis- ha* .urged from near rotta-m of nnd several eastern advica*r* of the rode but to strengthen It. Hooka Mylln. who wae saving a to inn r row at 2 l \ M. The committee on nlevlalou yes­ re, 77-72. K o rn •Da via tied Ii the scorer* lo second behind Hami­ Ihe fast-larak have 1,-en rlamm • KiPpon. iei*h of West Palm Rearh record of defenses, has stopped On Jan. IH the Hanford tram few months ago he was so happy IN np,l Mis* Miriam l.yops of Nor *W) per rent nf his opponents. Ilia till B net ■bo* at 00 alt tn lend lton. li t racked In 17 agahr.t Rial- Ing fur new rule* forrlno n Irae- terday recommended th at live lete will tie out of the coaching liu.lneta travel lo Grange City for la st lots waa on July 25, IP47, Iba h i m Inin overtime and vlr- cun and turned In 23 against tn shoot after |«o**e«,inir *he twill lasting nf fnolla.ll gam* lie l-atined a return match. rlxtnwn. P«. a fte r NYU. when he dropped a disputed, split '• 1 ^ for a certain Jeneth of lime. thla year. If this I* approved •*•• fery for Bonnie. Jne Smith scored Mississippi decision lo Elmer Ray. In th« third spot In team benrClaiming that Ihe ernwd* don’t the movent Inn II «artll plaee n T he 171h annual Oraor* Bowl ID-round pofnty to apark N iagara to a GOT THE POINT? He knocked out Ray In nlna 11, victory invar Buffalo In the Ing l» aopohmotn Bed WMbning llkf th e . clever, tmll handll’K mi , i | nhllgallnn on Ihy college* N earby Hardin-Simmons Uni­ F trllm l'* sports card Inrlmte* ■ rounds-II m onths later. Ion #Hh 41 point*. 'Hie flrrv r* game, 'im -f roarlie* **» M<a’« no*, to leleea.t game*. I* will not The Jarkal is rilled Uie •’lion’s versity—n*arhv. th at fa. b» Tax*. l»alr of (01.19110111 game* Miami Ml?* **h"’ "f ,h" H<,rrl'n J,oub,r Miami Senior lllga. .gt*' ha. sv*t*|n va. Dartmouth. Dee. 27. ami Jjlki will kill bakkctlmil 'q Ie however, e % rtinxMlollnaal rule pinvldsr". t When on Ihd ir-.ll of «|evelopc-d a driving uadcilmpd nf tile association and nn NienaMv Ilia prry hk* htdaatm calls dtarieye Will 11W H l ^ 'o l l u r Tnfta aim *>m a laxt-mimilRnRI ■gat ayaWfsi Yule, p ee P - ^ . . j . ltrw * \riU ^ j » lctnry. Jim M The Little baseball League* have will ll* Involved If a memtar doe* hi* w tarealnuU lo the lion, who It nf»v«*r wr« Uhl ml flurinv ncu* Hefory. Mullaney u,u.<l In layirn shot lo add to Ms asmtlThla writer b Ihclinrd la vo basket, I Ia*l 30 aeeoard. mart foltuwi In his wake and drives lltiOR linm Raactioned baseball loo - 1 increasad pitching distance ■I. in In the ’to Mttl* __ ___ LilUe_ __ __ ^ theirw-v-w dlaarree. M«*< nf the enaehes not follow I t Tlie two week, of steedy /tadli defeat H am Ilarvanl, r*f.K£ e rfil in 28states j from 40 i nfeet, i four ....................... Inches to 44 feet walng Ilie hall-central game , The National Collegiate Track him away from tho carcass when ten. .Seem* New Mexico tied the gtiev now are operating Ing during the Ctnlatma* vaea* ,1" ><* heeanae their material | Coaches A‘*«rtallon reenn.n-ndr the kill I* inmle,. Itaving him only score in the last scrond then won and total 302. The players must be to equallre condition, between lion* has ir-.ullc-d In a smoother out in overtime. between Ihe ages of eight and 12. pitcher and hatter. that freshmen hr allowed In par- the fragments. la roneialrnlt Inn small it* lewa hall handling Gator quintet. hrlltianl lh»e ihete r*r* horse I tlripate In varsltv alhlell'* for Guards George llltrhlris lamld “the duration of the ema.-grr-ev. nnpnnrnl*. H« placing cmtlaskinx, and Harold Hchulman “«• phsai* on h*tl.h*wVl«w, aeIt was the second gtmhi of th* hiblted a real rourt flnease NCAA tn recommend n-*orn "I rural* anil smnnlh pa*lna the against Mississippi. Oklahoma rv-mf allow* •mail­ wartime rlluihillty ntles. The baseball r.wiehes the day la-fore er men In pl»v on fatal* even term* »ilh Ibrii -••nt npnonbail asked that frwxhmrn be made *RO\VNHv7blX~Te«., Jan. 12 Mlgible starting In the *nri««. rnl* who are reftalw tn •*«** •—<d>—A major step toward uni —nlnrr many nf them lay Ihe fatm flihlng regulation* may taSPORTS M IRROR hall la Ihe basket rather Ibaa lakrn today by the flee gulf By AHHCNIATED I'RES8 shoot 75G nf Ihe lime. statra. Jam r- I* an Ideal examplr Today a year a g o —Th<* Citadel, Tb* uniform commercial flaldrg CLF.VKLAND, Jan. l l - W ) - of HI. a team wllh-ut »n* tail nlav- fine of Ihe Southern aehnnl* Mackregiilallons and r.ri|irocal fishing The well-dressml Cleveland Inagreement* will come up before ■Han* will lie slightly more con­ •r* nor anr wtlh outstanding has- listed f»r violating the "HanlH the Gulf Ktatr. FUhertr* Coin- servative lid* season than last. lettiall skill Thev rnnlrolled the CiHle," annmtneeil lla withdrawal inlsslnn fer action. I't"sldcnl Kills Kyan announced hall for roughly two *l-lnts of the from the NCAA. 1 Five year* ago the C|*vel*nd •Man. for the agreement were these fa.hloii dlctums for th* game, stnlllog, doing figure eights nn the t-art rourt unMI Hanford x Itarns nf the National Football Lea­ dliru.sed yesterday by reprraen- baseball club: tnllTga from Alabama, Florida. Dark blue cairn with scarlet dtagu't* d defen.e relaxed. Then gue transferred their fran-ntte bout.rana. Mitilsslppl. and Taiaa 'C a,M Instead of red cap* wbh tn a quick break fnr the IwisVet from Cleveland I" Loe Ancaiet. Ten year* net.—Frank Kavaea from tioth rornets and very aeT, Induitry'a placa In due trimming*. Plain, dark blua stocking* with- ruratp pat-lnr th*v would m ate won the Dial* Tennla tournament dUcttiM c*m* *n *or out the two red atrtpe* ol latl ■ Meh per.-eptago of th*ir l»*» at Temua. defeating Kddla Allon, A-n M. 6-2 T ? W hlt.lsalher, deputy ad- year. V#t* ator of c the defense Fl»hFtftatn y*ar» ago—Jimmie Hlnaa m inlstrator H'mtnnle IHrh ftelued has a Red uniform lettera on a dark Admin nf New York won the I t F 0 Lo* geod gymoasum. fine WVer dnlst ration, told the blue background, Just the oppo.lte slon tth* fish and adldlifc of last yearAngola* Opart golf lournament reuses end esrelleal equip­ f i n flea d will try lo continue peace­ with a score of t t # ment with the eiceplbm nf A few remodeled feature* on time conservation program* as the Indian caricature worn on Ihe thing 1 II has r.a eles-trt* ►til pa defense activities. eft sleeve, Hwalla baa nae. In tho first row Ihe flgurra •Wn’t He u ld fishing boat captain, Del wind has are HI. la in show n*. Since the -.eftt* 14 of The H erald will publish a Mall Aw«y laau e lit (he n ear future po rtray in # and engineer* are considered *aallae has aue. Why rlnesn’l aorrs Importance tn m.nt basketlential and may cpnly for draft Hanford? Iwll autimncra, this might Iw one deferment*. The fishing Industry Th.. makeshift hlarktaiard set nf Ihe reasons thv crowds have in wurtU anti and I'ic tu rra the attractions of Sanford a s a TourUt C enter ao far la not negligible for priori­ un faring the auditorium Is a been an disappointing in reemt ty * In ordarlng r«-*J~d supplies, pitifully Inadequate method. Kvan riiiaT a r e a —rs ia iiir he aiblnl. ilnnnv lllter. Carllaa, Two It of Central Florida, and tl<*HlKticd for prospective tourialu, permanent re tVhlleleathcr u l d Ihe D. F. A. Willie, mini o*l. Hnip'a Dawn. o«t will do nil it ran to help the In erep. He's Nice. Mlts arcoxn wares—Vwtaa d u ttry meet tt* manpower and Idle Hlar, Mufllrlshl. V-ltln. aidenta o r otliera Interested in Sanford. m aterial neefa. Nartqrna. ctarna. II* It's UIJ|f. II Ill u- T.mp, II. D. Ibhlgen, vaeeutlre sen* re.llaar, Huaar T M IN O a i d -a /ia ia s Ilia lary or the T e n s Game. FUh and llanlm. Illah Tall, 7 ilaapr •in Ojr»ter forumUalon, led n panel Carats, alscusalon on promoting defense Horse’s Mouth Recommend Be Will Georgia Are Next For Grim Florida £ J 6 ta Shuffleboard Tourney Won By Orange City , f Fishing: Rules May Be Set Jniform , Up By Gulf States Cleveland IndianH Become ConaervaUve -IT-AWAY U-U-Udx-tr-UdX'Cr'Ct •‘ Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entrieii mb Oaldla duatry A. J. Wnrman nf o>- It. Blab ____ „ Bfiw, Carlton Crawford of Pala- I p s t sl.r, AStelr* M* m S u r w " VfrMy,t of Baseball BrowfcaMU Will Be, i ' J ta ■ i* n t a t i t u a r i M , -.7,r .N E K Y O R k"'jnn. l3_< .4h_ Nnllmul league has decided a w Doi.'Ccaaa' m y , Tom about Ihn minor. Tradll s'nt radio a ile d National Prick, It was da- w w In • llsh an *ccpcy to radio acUrity, SR't MC ifv'i, l *un*. rffta e > nWEI IRT»d f .-em a a n i-r v -T U :)Wi ) RACU - ltr a Nice. Two llcroi 1 lX c » -V a Mika, sllve •# fi'j ♦ •** *- f c - e i f , , * | ’/ I t f*. \ • Mail Extra Copies To Friends And RcIxUvcm in the North %4 ? •» • Bring Their Names and Addresses to the Herald (NOW) • Each Order Must Be Accompanied by Ten Cents j �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. KLUHIDA FRIDAY JAN. 12. 1951 (.VtnfH, it t o I a ' icji I N o tic e iiirir (Irade "A " I’anteurlml a ** 4 ; Hut f«*r IM i »' • fl|p»l i»»fl I n a l I h r y n | t l • in** tlotiMtftll* Ili» u ft I * • N m n t f «*t«i *% n't 'i J in I « t* *if ;<f m I np't - • * *-*nl% o n t h i J«Mi •!*» **l J . i * t i A ! * . I!*M. f«>r ai*i*rttvat #* « * a w * th e t y in o * ami ................. «*f III* walalv o f O J A R K l* \ t \ IS STREAH- 1 IWO PAST IHIN WILL * l » score/ atui f**r final »||m liar kit #* . m i i l H i Ilu m u K « n U cd It*" h u t I. «Virfvr|l, *l*o fcnonrn a* It 1 i <i* •.» *i t «.f m r n . i 'i r , A l*. Mia GREEN VALLEY DAIRY 7* 11» i l * ' SECOND/ V H A iiM i i i u r r i* r*ntN i:l.i. H « » H i;|t T I . l O l t M X U J i t Aa u t r l s am i l i t * iitoi of Mi* # * t a l r of I t o i. c ii I. • not < ii ll.l fin n rll, al-o Mu* ft a* It I* iiivr nohiYHto But B iA u iif u u r suBimi by ACMf fXPtRTS » :th ACMi f AS IS O f f A TM' WAY, I ' Si>NHY*..OL' Sunn nor/s MU ACA P.< fl IK/ t*4 * ff (l.V a p s* n * p r u t in i IllftOW, _ STAR R B Y FOR TH E c r a s h .': X f L AP TACr-A N I L TAME 1M r e o AMO SHOW YA MOW A*f E *rrM T BLOCK* TH’ O'SM/ *.* / > o t r i* c .\ i t .v t m m m u -./ / . * v/» rue tf / W s / rx a w e w s t-f\ . ii n a v tA \ A U t /v •t* u r .ir u n MLMKiK.KAI’ll IMtlNTINti- TYIMNC CKKIMT INVI3KTIKATIONS MADI5 ANYWIIKKI3 IN HNITKI) STATES OK KOKKIKN COUNTItltiS. r 441 tu p n ooN P S •t/rnp AVI* i i / a d ?> t o n tn > v ( *m u me t o rt.v riA t r it n>j4*4(. not/. Itv Fran SVrTti CREDIT IHfREAll OF SANFORD * m ITM O M S l^ft nml I(171 IttHim III I Sanford f il.n lii National M in i Hide. tv c h w R'.Utf. t M tn v 'O in tT T C R O TT txn * m r ftii n rr. a i m a h c e I I I I I R M I ftR ' rrn to r 7,«NLttf It. Al ••F B./T I MUST CV’ *711 lllY '.i: m o m m y w Y * / t « n - may* lA T tK V » C i - AtlK; i f t lOfrnu',*, m i n r-f AtlOH 1AIOOT MM.' - s io m i *K J rm in w u o ro 1 HOW Aid) /.INK SITKK—KIT SEAT COVERS KlltKI'] cm m is MIA N< Ora HE r \ u „ Or It Min. K im Id* w I ni.ul.l IIKr a I t . , horn. ilomniiattalttin nf a full. h i h u j iiiit , Ilehulll Klertmliit Vatuiim Cleaner. r«m|.|.>li taItla * allarh Himu "For l i t >i ' CUSTOM TAII.OI(KI) CO VEILS ALSO AVAII.AIII.K i h a .u , J d a d g a m o many ix r'-f »t irE S * "G * G O T ME - MyXllilA'. MTAl ( On 701*74' r u r M u s t know w r f r t rou(»*ihi . »«M m ftou say yousaw Ti inr rm *S4wil T ^tM u m itn o r 7iif n iu iiw n i r ^ , 01 M C I ^ , „ o n t o AHvuifponr w e i r iM U 'u m jw tR t* m r r,VO H N AI l rAAlWI I'f V O « « ■ I ah iitf>MC ------ ) JT* , hiwm w*t o w rrmvti N7 ~ - . Jarli K. VfnrrPuii. M r n t ir i l: I AKKt l l O N T 1.0IS I IKK A LI) W an t A ds F a r R « m N* I'rffla l I iik«\ nrm (‘oiintrv tJInli, TV i- liiiv. w il A lr«>lr i lu rn iiiirr. VVil.nn Miti.’i Ki lu rr r I l l K Of. I'hniir f n w l»rn rlrfE lh H L mr i ilritH iirrt, all rlrarw a. W. S T U D S E R V IC E . rMhanhan Iw'l ft r K ii.M n .fr J r . pi...nr :mr>. OUT,I *. MVSONP.V lll.t k l|i*mi> 1* la^li.Hint" I2I& W r t l Uf, i PI ION 13 118 nil iw m iw w n H I,K A LI) lima W It It C i A a fN H ' m I ICLUVV 0< 1 ZA O O t> fbgl a t T i r c in : k n : w \\m L T MB W A9 , f A V .S J I A tkrnliura. O RLAN IM I Mornli.E .Vnliorl, lit !aml« EtriiiMp Star Call Pal..' ____ Mill l | P \ l IKIP.I) IK IT IS I t E A l . K H TA TK w lirfhrr VO P N ti W O M EN vmi want to Inly «r aril, n rr J. tV. Wall. Wrallnr, at N K W 1.0- T lir r r ntoo|)|iorl|inillr. for n limit r<| nnmltrr nl i|iiallfiril vmioiT C A T IO N . Hxiiila Stair Hank aranirn In I hr f« - m aiine p.li IIIHjf., Ph. 17U. lhat'* llir l.ii’ it of Mtr niinmiini TW O L O T S ail|i*lnifip. aU<* lilotk ralloK* itiilotlry liarnllloE Ihr nf | Iota In «»•! rruMrntial «•<■puhln 't rail*. tlnn. *rll or liailr for rm iitlrv A VITAL rilHI.IC SERVICE pfnprrtv or arrrarr of rnual W ith a ifartinr 'alary of r»!u* Un> l l a i ^ N a w r . 1 iloor I PI a «»rk HO lioillf I nnMh of Clul* IriiinnMil. m>rlh of W i t h o u t prrvhiua talrphom Saofort). Tralnlna. DOM E W I T H 1 rvnlal ant*., at Oppnitunillra for a'lvaimmirnl. arhriliilH pay tn rrra tr., il H r « r*Unit condition, r r n l.lt row U iirfll* . prptlona. ami pl*atanl pialaly furnlahr.l. |'h. I.V55 M 2artorlalrt aivl wnrklnp mtidl. linn* air tnnir of lit* a'l?aol*ara of uorklna for thr Trlrplion* I — REAL E S T A T E W A N TE D — 4 Company. • fiiallont ronalilrml for lh|a »r S A N fU K Ii MKUVii I S KOOK WO UK of ail kiml. Cat. aniM lillIrr.. Ili p nr. il na-l I’aliiL nl. N r* Il’Mlf- u[it'll..1. Painlli 1' ami .oaline. S-tiifoi.l. PI. I illV toy Ir in r t al mill' IN Y«t» may with In liayr your ipiall TIII3 S N U IA I, . i PROPKKTV WANTED tttnntiMr ami intrrrallne poalCd.nnn U p Ur latm lm rni tlnn Illirrl from manrt. iiolA lf. Caah I IIIKK o l’K.WATon. or form*. Ural M il* «r rn iiir Sanford. K'la . huilnraa. IJunlr all drtalla in K O im iK I t N H E L L T E L E P H O N E fir*! I r ttr r prW. raacl Incaand Trlrgraph I iimpant lion, full drarrlption, C rnlral 0 E M O N K T K A T O K S Earn M r Klotida prrfairnd. E. M. K 'rrry. ins llto k n . Ml.lt .7*1 S. I’ronl HI. Moiaphla. Trnn mi'Pnv In your *l*air Hmr, aril loir our town prtird nlatllra on Ih r party Plan Marav Plaatk*. Inr.. 4117 flltrr. Si l/.m t K. M r IN M I KTIIIIIP M MAN r..it.ll.| .\ III.IM IS mailr Ii 'idrt SrpiH nii ’ W ntllai, tilin ' Co WO W In i SI Phnn ling In n . i m i i ' i i >mmr 'in . inii’ l In i .In i ihi'll ami i*lni hy load or Pill. lo n la rl II. It • ih .tr.| .m l a rorlalrt, IOI* l ‘ .in Vi it V*. llrLtm l I" iMi nr V»V W*_________ If N O T ir E S -P E R S U N A L S -I . tp TUP tfrW . repaired, lock and l r - ' ' •:: «7— v v T rjrix ^ T ' i- . C* r» v a n ! «3tVC* LUCK X ' S ri CL . p. .j IIIIV IN O A ♦ M l ’ llrfi.rr finan rlor *rr i i . to .a*r IPonry In alallmrnl Uiati Ikp 'l,. Hoorn HI/ Phan. u*'». San ford A lU n ti Nalu nal Itunl M. ml,.. O' T KPtl A ' All IF rfVIVP |I |»y ilny, wfrfe, or sraion. Lngli.h f u n l ami ,\“ ...rlrati Kiiid*. amlao alaOnn "aputit ami rnnvrrttlilr. H l r M I u d MnrriKon. Inr , K Klral R». C L E A N D S H D CARS 11*47 Lhal|;r, cltfb oiirm, Ir-a u llfnl with ra t Midillr-aatil man prrhim- fliilrC, ra llo, ( Iran Ihrntich frrrrtl Wrllr al onrr, clvlna ajra out. Car ha* !.r«i. null rarrd for MII IS SW A P SHOP lof. K. 4lh and raiirrimi-r W. T lUwIrlrh D IM Si W> Buy. Hell or rratio mo*I Co.. Ikpt. K.V-440-Jfln. P. O. Una lulu Plymouth Tudor, trrrn fini.h aiiylliimr Phone IM J ailf7. Mritinlila, Trnn.__________ very rlran. Hood ruhlirr. K*<>t i\i |-.|h io»» when you don’t hrlnw *slr al 11 nil.% your prraerlpllona to I.ANKV*! ll*n PoflUar fTIuh (Tnuiw. A nl. * rlrai. car !n Rood cvndlUrra. Tlrra ra.tllenl. A buy *• t*OE> FRIED 8IIRIM P Dinner “ Thi ALL TYPES of flulldnfer Work jleat Shrimp on Earth" al Horn Rraionable Rale*—Free Esti­ lt*4fi Plyrnmifh 4 .iour wdan, a|« • rial drluar, Krry flnlth. Nice in mate* C arprntrr * Oracey carry rraprcl, Hret royrra, radio, P)irt*V# | y > lM *|» 1/UL.f Top Fliifht Taint 12.20 hralrr, rire llrn t lirra. For New RhreU I'J 4J» lit?;. Hard Work Pant* .Mk MALI. COTTAOK for couplo- in lu ll Ihrlj/r, 4 floor o-ilan ir r r n l. ARMY NAVY Hl'KPL'JH nr near town, near hrw line. Ren- l i t Haafned Ayr I.A W N M O W E h S Sharpe mtd. hi ly n*rrhaiilrd. Ptrnly of noo-l Ph. aonahlr'. Phone JB -W . Work. Prompt *cr*Ve If. W 8MA1X Fumlahed eotUgr, W. lal PANKLKAY «a* healer nearly 71" V | t » new lT8.no Ph. 147. Ij'BEM HAS Waler Healer, Phone WATCH and ('Irak Repa'iing. All work guarani red. If* amnal.'e IH8-J. ____ ____ ________ prire*. F. M. Eti*'.i*h. Jr, Ph. W ANTED: RraiwctaMe bnaineat ONE EA8V Spin Dryer Waahtne I37H-.I couple, part 40, m» rhitdia*. have Marhitie. 876 00 Ekrellrht rondl ( i l l 'lN inn/ imil for aotd their home ami wi»H In hue lion, practically new. See al MIL All Tyfreii Of llriok Work. or rent la o -M lM m home or ler-llithop lladlo ami Appliance * uttfurnlthed apari mi it in HanMary Mi Kinney f!«nkkrr|dng Cm, UR S,.. Park, I’h »». Set rl.-c {ONCilKTK HEWER P IP E It.* ir. 4(177 Reidk T a n k a . (Jr*a*e Trap*. Dry ArtaaUe flank R.dMInir Taaka, Tnnk Cradlaa, Hlapping v of T-rv S3 rv : * » F*.> O«n*|rorlatlim lur Vt l l l / O o w A rto u r rv*«7f MatYort/ o.ici'ian m « Y VL>J *1*307 wroetw-nr niaoM vtC, lKtto.4 f>)Ar .\»| o c ir> rta v»o*»k/- ATTfJACTIVirtVJ/ t*.'» 0*1 *VOuuO J ^ e u r t rv>**c) , LW* »**r'* n p ‘ L*r«>ain ' « su j yojafl •** i N Tt*N*4 ■'0 'iitvirJl C *“*'"*ri OurvYUoac fa//>r*L!rY ycM rsH , (JTKALOdL. «l*f. H KM IN OI.K C O U N T Y M O TO R S I I I K lal, I'hoar t i l t IOI* MERCUltV Tudor Sedan, tirtt •Hr*, original paint and tnnehan (rally iw rfrrl. (Inn owner. Prired at nnlv EMC. 1017 FORD. 8. D., Oil, Club roup*. 2300(1 artnal mllea. 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Palmetla Are �Truman Message life On Island Off Korean Coast ttMMIaoni n«M r«a* oa*i figure for bin lies, tax proposal but said the total should exceed the rumblned total of these two „dls. Mr. Truman said it should be the first principla of policy to “maintain a balanced budget, and to Imanee the cost of national defense on a ’pay-as-wr-go' ba­ By J. HILI.IH MII.I.EIi sis.’' he added: Nlgle (hair si in of ISS1 Msrrh of Dimes "Corporations should pay much We reported earlier in this seiicr that t|,r National Foundation higher U ses. Individuals should for Infantile Paralysis has invested $13,100,000 during the past 12 pay much higher taxes. Excise tnxes should lie higher and more year* on the most massive scientific research program ever launched by extensive.” a- voluntary ageney against a -------------Hr, Iruman aald new tax prosingle disease. Bight mm gui posals soon will Iw submitted to specific research and professional Congress carrying these recoineducation projects are in progress By HAL BOYLE CHEIU, Korea—(£*>—A new life of hope has begun on rugged island for nearly 1.000 war orphans saved from Seou '‘Operation Kiddy Kar.” And today Americans opened their hearts to these child:* disaster In a sequel by the U. 8 . '1~ Korean War quest nf infantile paralysi*. How­ ever, the struggle is a furmidahlonr because of the shiftiness of our opponent. Unlike smallpox, for Instance, polio follows no set strategy. Poll" ean’t b» relied up­ on to act In a predictable way. For one thing, there t* not ju«t one polio virus. Their are at least 3 of them . . . perhaps more. Scieitre needs a “shotgun” varclrt'i f blast this multiple enemy. Balia used to be considered n “summer disease". In recent years, however, th* peak weak* of inclpepce have occurred in the auisny eases a fte r the second week ip Sept cm tier aa in all the months before. In I960, the week ending December Id saw th* highest incMrnee both nationally and In Florida. To data this yiar, Floda ’ has recorded 457 cases of Mio, a U0 per cent increase over it year’s 212 ease*. Recently, a larger number of is been reported fur every mont of th* year than ones was t i „ Another thli Years with a high Inrldenco aaes used to lie year*. But no 802 eases: 1940 mi there war* wood through _____rhla has placed mtlag financial load upo-> Mara of tho National m for Infantile Piraly ta. an analyils of figures ■t more amj more adults r stricken. In tha pa*:. H I patient* were 15* arc abotlo ll’a allS S N F mm* f>aa* Osat ion, for closing "many loop­ t-omli*. They killed an estimated dal holes" in present lax laws. 450 Beds. "They were trying to The President also Informed makr an advance and we caught Congress th at staffs are being them," said I.t. Don G ranger, rapidly gathered to apply “broad­ -NIW UTI AND N(W TMATMINT" arc sought by polio victim Tommy Fasanacht, 17, as he is greeted by htx mother at the Children's Hospital Hanford, Calif. er controls” over prices and in Baltimore, Md., after an Iron lung journey from Lancaster, Pa. Seven Second Division artlllrry slam wages. breakdown* occurred during the lJ-nVe-an-hour trip on which Tommy, mrd a rain of steel at the |{rd». "in the case o f prices,” he said, Field dispatches said the alr- "the general jioliry must lie tam -vlng van, was accnmpan.ed by an B-car caravan, (fslcrnalioaalj artillery pounding wiped out part to hold Ihe price line with utmost of Wonju. vigor." The Communists broke and fled He asked th at the Department into the northern Mils at dusk. of Agriculture be “granted a u ­ Allied troops then reoccupied tin- thority to rontrol speculative dominant height southeast « ' Wonju. Allied cargo planes Thursday dropp-d 21.1 tons of fond sinmun1 thin, medical supplies and cloth­ ing to Jh* central Kuira defender* Other Bill forces were dug in •outh of Wnnfu. He said k go and manaeing But brisk fighting twirled ll the Tanvang area, far behind IN- forces led by Russia a rt “a r­ •JK*j rayed agaii s| th* flat world." is a rail B"d road renter >ulh • S ;/ ’Tb* great manpower under exposed Allied position. Tanran th,- c-ntrol *>f Poyfes Communism the Han River at Itw s—tri.r--: S553: ** «* i* heltig driven with fanatic seal msrt bend. It Is « ,tilde „t><- will to build up m ilitary and Industrial drawal route for the Sreon-I Divl Vt 4 sion leading toward ihe old Pu»ar strength, he continued. “We in­ vite disaster If we underealmate hrarhhrad. The Communists srl uo thei the forces working against us." Th* $140,000,000,060 figure roadblock near Ochl, a town on the main road between Taiiyam u-r,| by Mr. Truman doe* not and Cnunglu 22 miles to H> • Wr ' I necessarily mean th* government They floured fire on Allied ve will ■pei th at much In th* two 1852. - -r"s ending «Ju « ly i y i| ., m u .. hides rarrylng supplir, In th* Ir 'a The fund* m ay ho committed Keeond Division farther north. • '“* v ' rf " 1*a Mayo In a seen* from Warner Bros Allied patrols rushing nut to over several years ahead and Mr. rT ^V V rst Jo in t Story, with I tarn Day and Gordon MarHae, show­ Truman did not hint at the mac clear the supple road ran into road of the budget to be presented on ing Hunday and Moiktay on the Riix screen. mines. Then Ihe Red, attacked -Monday. Another ran guaid tialiul of the Hut by the end of 1911, Mr. Communist flanking force tangled with Allied troops northeast of Truman declared, defense and foreign aid spending should hit a Tanyang. between $45,000,000,000 and The Eighth Army did not rrpnrt rale the results of either skirmish. It $56,000,000,000 R y<ar, This i* double today's outlays. reported there were at lest 1.000 roughly "The real economic teal Of this R“d Iroona along the Tanyangdefense effort la Uwt wo' must Chunglu highway. harder, reduce consumption, A. P. correspondent William work forego Improvement* In farm, flarnard reported from the front and business and household equip­ that there were two full North ment." Mr. Truman aald. Korean division*—the sixth and “This cost cannot be gut aff 10th— In thn force that slipped Into th* future. I t must bo gold by around the eastern flank of tho the people now, one way or a n ­ Second Division. Slsable elements other, and It abogld bo paid of force were reported 10 miles through Illa tio n ," ' • south .nf Cheenn, a n d , only six Laying great stroag on tho Inmiles forth of Tahyang. mm Mixed Reaction CI’m I I - s m • more serious r*Uy, with the latbar of wage more serious dlafugtlon result* in th* Bujbar .and rmplratnrv sew W s ,, Owe 1 olaa brought an astonished whistle from many business and Indus­ trial leader* Imlay. '•There goes our standard of living,” a »pnkr*man for the man­ ufacturing segment of the business world said, noting that the Preald-nt would want $140,000,000,000 a t least, In the next two year*. Th* rhlef executive indicated ho a, unearthed would want tha unprccedr nted ty the March sum paid a*-w»-gn In ta in , and into tha also urged everyone to make their la will be om en! consumer good*— autos, some day. homes, and appliance— go further. Many businessmen said tho Prvfldent'a economic m**«a“* wai entirhed In loo general term- for comment now, but othrr* noted that the president stepped into a long list nf Issues which have been bitterly fought ana are still high­ ly controversial. Following riistom In big huslnoaa those commenting salted that their names lie with­ held. Among thom are: Control of •peculation on commodity, axchanges, longer hours for labor, greeter start plant #in*n*tnn than th* industry has promised, more nubile power projects, salsura of nor* commodities for th* stock­ pile at th* onpena* of civilian production, higher and extended excite or salsa taxes, and credit eurbe on old aa well aa new homes. S Catholic Bans worldly character. They may, for example, attend ruotlon ptiturca, but may not parHrlpato In "communnl hunting," aa r errmplv a fox hunt or ■ raht drive. Air Force to the fright that rescued the orphans from the e trre ti of Seoul. Two C-47 transport planes flew through foggy weather Monday afternoon to la n d !0 tone of gift supplies for the w ar waifs on their Island sanctuar*, 70 miles off the southwest tip of Korea. The gifts included several tons of food donated by (he Army. There was also a ton of badly needed medical and toilet supplies purchased In Jap an with fund* contributed by U. 3. Far Eaa> Air Forces personnel, and clothing donated by individual! and o r­ ganisations from all part* of America. "And this is only a trickle of what we have been promised,” l*L Col. R. L. Blatsdrll said happily, BlaUdell, who lives in Fort Worth, TexM is chaplain of the the at roots of the Korean capital by klndheartad American soldiers. Since then h* has relied more than lf 18.000 . .............. .......Ir ...... for the share. Th* orphans are housed in the old wooden buildings nf an agrlcultural school on th* outskirts o f Chaju, They cam* running In c a n * curiosity aa (ho truck* rolled la fur the bihlr tells me so." The girls laughed merrily and Immadialrly sang back to li'm Ibe same song in Korean. The carefree friendliness of the children was In marked contrast to the dispirited group that h at hern flown here last month. Three weeks of fresh air and nourishing food had given them back childhood's ,;ift of laughter. “ We have 27 deaths—all child­ ren less than a year old," said the orphanage doctor. "They wire too waak to save. But the health of the children now la generally good, although 06 are ■till ill. Most are suffering from malnutrition. Thirty-five have contagious diseases, chiefly whooping cough." The orphanage would be re­ garded as shocking by American standards. The rooms are over­ crowded and only those sheltering the youngest children are heated. present—not « « th e superinten­ dent or the doctor—receives * rolory. All they g st U food snd quarter*. Blaisueli would Ilka to correct that situation too. but bo toy* "the chi Idran coma first* Before wt left, the children i f •cmtiled in the yard and u n g Korean song* tuned to a wheex. tnir old last-century typo of foot pumped organ, in the group « u a small light-skinned child baing carried piggyback by an older boy. The yuungstrr had a candy bar in his hand. “ Ilello Jimmy.” aald the chap lain, and Jimmy wared his candy bar and smiled. Aa our truck drove away f r<>u. the amlling orphana chaplaU n iaisddl aid gently: “Jimmy ii half American. The other children know h — and they spoil him to death.” Itraxil is the world's second larg­ est corn-growing country, behind the United Stale*. The U A Air Force base at Lime­ stone, Me., is lOjOOO acres in area. But the Alt) orphans are en­ joying a Ufo richer than most have ever known. Chaplain Blaisdell h, working night and day to carry out hla own dream for them—a real home where they can he warm »».l well el»d, art! can get the beet of schooling. lie feels the promised genero­ sity of American civilians will enable him to carry out hta Waiting For"n SaU T b Nadin HbnI im 'Jesus loves mo, thl* I know- p rk o aad w a n controls" to hold tho anti-inflation -lino fay tho du­ ration of tho emergency. coiling*. International pacta governing tha supply of vital matarlali, and wtMMjpn of export control, Credit control over existing ho“ V •» well a* new dwalllnga. But the major omphaala waa on ■ rigorous, budgct'halandag tax “Bu‘ f°f »»V group t* seek to adjust Its Infomo upward, to countoract the higher ta n a which the doferu* program la making nee**Mry, would tend to relievo that group from Ita share In tha coat o f achieving national security. I fta that m t f group will E Apart." apB will K do hi* lag standards art hri* oil, to provide suitable Wdfrkatra** anel aXllliMsI , dtmtrtex “ai* bolng u ^ B r a sttfl S of all M W automobiln-as trustworthy a* « h (Kri operate and maintain. hwfr. wUtr bipcar look! ao^ ^ i i f u l l > tailored Modem-Mode bueriont New In ufeiy. new in steering ease, new In feature after feature! h'a thoroughly proved in all p. from the finer no4hifl driving of lb Powtrglidc Autuma,* , rammlssion.* or the finer standard driving of its Synchro-Mesh the Rett, fm p l performarxe of ii« Vahve-in-H Come in-*** and drive Amrrfctf, ktrtru prirerf cor-Chevrulet for 'J l-ih e only e a r * many blg-cxr advantages at such low cool! safest, most com fort*He edition an instrument fU to provide a sal Chevrolet's America Preferred Bodies by Fisher. •Abrt ia g Th a * u erv i j3 "-^=’gwi ^ a n a n w m sw s MOMIM-MOOI IKTIRfOM |)l -r-wW- . H* r H C r L l j l S l F 'l i D n || O N M S h W j , W *. :,s ‘ i d a W l P i �- •OTP SE '- r 7 to Unity Th«r« to Strength— Ta Psntevt Ilif Peace of Ihe World: To P rtM o tr I hr Progress of Aiff i It*. To Product Prosperity (or Sanlord. Wbp $§>unfttvb Sfmitfi THE WEATHER Cooler Uml im » r« llr ( a i r through tp-ofey n f t|* l vhowpre • I vrailrr places in im lhM it anil rv tn p r aouth portion this * (ternoon Moderate north we*|. srlv oinik AN I N D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXXII EatabthheU 1908 SA N F O R D . f l o r i D(A___MONDAY a JA N . A*>m i:ilrtl 15, 1951 No. HI5 Pram I .caned W ire NAVYTOREACTIVATESANFORDSTAT Reds Reel Back Under President Declare ‘Savage Allied Attack; Truman Says $16 Billion In New Osan Is Recaptured Taxes Needed In ’51 U. S. Will Remain In # Korea, Says Collins; Air Force Kills One Thousand Chinese IOKYO. Tuesday. Jan. I(> </P) —Amciusn and Alliril lim n «*'nctl U|i to 12 miles Moral iy in 4 Hidden. rffrnsivc on the wnlcin Korean (roni toulh of Seoul. Tank-infantry team* by ntghliall • m l trcrpliiird three towns Or­ an. Kumyangiang and Gion. Lhe attack by an Array lint had been in trlrcal liner lair Novrmlicr came nnl) a lew boitfs aflrr O nrial J- l-awton Colliiit raid Amrne an lortcs "will triUmlv •lay anil figlil” in Korea. ('••Him mail* hit fighting H iltincnl diiriiiK a viul lo Kn't. . • A hlaring morning ilrikr hy ■•iMi patftl Ihr way for the attack An Force lighten and lmm'xri A. P. i orreipiradenl Stan Serinton reported that fiontlme morale anrong U. N. troops soared « •!" weary fighters realized they haJ •cued |h r iniltalifr. al least lot il lyA ttranff lark of resist «««* 0 from Chinese Communrsl Iswcp* •rM H ffW - T V - RyrW^jwJttJW*' first •erioui itand from miR-in _1.il. potiliom north of Kumy*n|janil al duik. There lh«y o|*no«» uo U. S. Third Division troo^i with aiilimmlic w eapon. Allied artillery bloatail the Ttrili t n u i u N oa r»a* t» » i Badman Bill Cook Reported Captiired In Mexicap Wilds Jol'I.IN . Mo, Jan. IB -f/Pt— IIndies nf H im p n a tw were firand in o mint ik ifl M r uday and poller raid l k t | w r it Inveallgating tkr poealbiHIv lh*T were member* nf tbe miming ( arl H o m e (.rally. W U " * •lain by Hadran toll Cgh- It • u a*i drier adaed ImmaMaialy what her tkrrr ram ngy «4her hodlea In the abaft. CbW a* Potter Prank Martin »br bodk. bad nac baan/toongbi (a thr aarfreo bai Mini ma loabrd Hha that af n NMb fkL Martin said ba wna-pat cart ala t ha bodies were Ibarn af tba Maaarrs bai Ibal ha M l rela­ tively aura they wrra. SAN DIEGOr Calif, Jan- I B . <AV-Sheriff Bart SUand Mid hr war informed that Badman BUI Cook, »u»pc.-ird .layer af eight, haa been raptured In Mexico. The Information iretired by lha •hrrlffa office shortly hafore 10 A M. Pacific Bundanf Tin* today was that Cook wee KiMed Mfl rallra below the border In the dcaolata region of tha lower Califor­ nia peninaula. With him, tha repati eald, were , two El Centro California proa•w pecior*. Porroat Demi era, i t , and James Burke. U , mleilng for ten daya. They w«r« said be ba un­ harmed. Cook. Si-year-old Joplin. Mo.. ox-eonvki, haa b a n (ought throughout tho country elneo the Hiaoppearaneo of an Ulinola fern* ' lly of five In Oklahoma. Tha report waa alao by Mrxlmn authoi •dor from hare. arm** the border ,. ....... They were advlard that Cook /a l and the two El Conbro man he wee •“T bettered to h er. dtourtnd In Me ] deepen to. blood ite M d flight wore being betmgkt ba tc h » airplane. nnl. -me ~m af tlra i' The manhnnl. the moat retentive in tha the eowotry** ■— blatory. darted early' In f u n 'irt after the Maod-etalnedI entomnMla of tha irl Mannar Maaeer rarae family af Carl mna found war Tetaa. Tuba. Obi. abandoned near Obi— The hodlea of CaH Heater. S3, T e n rr Cart, flea Preparations For Reel Attack Will Cos* United States More Than $100 Billion m B. Dunn Educators Give Tentative Assent Burns To Death To Law Revision In Blazing Home Legislators W a r n e d Orlando Policeman Is Pay Cut Would Hit Blown From Boat Teachers’ M o r a l e By Gas Explosion lly KI.TON t:. I At WASHINGTON. I.o 15 </Ti 1‘molciil 1 rum in rillin ilrtl ii> 1I4V I lie niilUvry »i!l '|ieiid tir'd.' $ 4 1.000.000.OfX) tn 14 ib ^iiil re •)uire 4Ulburili r» u.uliacl lot »MI.IM)0.«MMN»l liming the ue»t b-c.tl yrar. lie albartl ili.it He) billmn thvl lar price U r III Illr In k of Sighim? I hr Kiuron v«4i mil piriuirinii, 4g4inil |Mi<iiblr ( iinuriuniil illeckt Caldwell Observes Si^ninu rasM r»n « \S U IM -tM \. inis | J —/i|*» -Preoident Imusais tu n ay iliangi-sl the tlrnll reaulalmu* In urrtnit I*-In- .’( s t a r .old* tn sulunterr (or Jl nmnthv of inilitins - m m I'reviuu |) il hnil lirrn mi on., itile fur drult-rlifi* tils- jn iilh . to rnlfr th r rnllilars tor ih r Zl-innnlh |iriiotf until the. were arlualls railed tn the ilrall IN-gular enlUlmrnt* run Inr Initarr |irriial«. Selrelise Sr n ic e brailiiuarlrt* aaiil llir artiun ha* 1111 nlf-it nil |>rr*ntl* dr*iring In enlist for a full term In ans ul the armnl Inrre*. Him • n r r Sf*retail nl llrfrn sr Mar­ shall lid • tr|ii>rlrra in Itlrhmmsil. Vr„ tin .41 that all Ihr armed srfiice* wunlit prnrurr their men Ihroogh the Selrrlise Sersire • sstern imiler amendment* ash­ ed in the (trail law. This prii|iu.«l wont.I reiiiiirr rungrrsainnal artiun y|ar*h.ill wa* In HIchmioid lur a mri'iiug u| VintlnU Military Inslllute's toMfrl of viaitiira. i Britain Will M ake L ife Sentence Is M o r e Sacrifices, G iv e n Use K o c h Eisenhower Hears By Germ an Court D ays . r c i I '. x p c c t IC nsc l l e i r r l J n O c c u p a n ts onl Nav il \o 1 sltoi. Iivalrd llni spring, the i n x i l sroi-oio f i t-w ) I l ) . y of Jatkwtn a led to iin v r in an •riw- to cunfei wilb ("it/ . m ling ih-t.iili nf th* e |iio|xrty now tinder "!ily. diate e l l n l fl|v»»| (K Budget Ot $71 Billion IsSugRcstcdAsTrum a it Emphasizes Needs Of Services! Ih ihril (|. Dunn, almul 45. Nil elsewhere The I’rmrlenl <-mnlv4lA IIA IIA S S F r I u» I*. </P) Two trailing figure- m thr Floti­ burned lu ilealh in n fur <d un- il/rrl in III! Iiucbr.l inrvMga II lla « Irani tyilrm today gave tau- dernimeil origin winch rompldrly (‘ongirvi that the mililsi) pliare ul tioui, tirtl-glame spoiniat (or drilruyed lu* in iu p aiatiirlr act* tl mutt lx tentative mini mnminendatKim of the leptt- home at 2MI South Nsnlord Ave­ In addition lo llx 3*4i,tWK),OfJfJ. lative cnuncil fm le/itirm of llir nue vhoillv Ixlnrr J:00 n'rlueV 000 he |ir«»|*<»*e-»l fur llx Iim it ulnml law. tin* (training. lie *»*• alonr in the year Ixgmnmg neat lulv I. llx School Sup». I horns* I). Ilailer Inline at tile lime.. 1'revnlenl* e»tini4lr«l -mother HO. No raiDWr'i uu|nr*l into thr 000,4)00.000 worth *•I uiiliuril) and Fal lleitileiion, prrinlenl of •!•' Honda Fahrcatinn A-tor utiim. r i circumstances uf the ilealh wdl lie •Imulil lx granlril bo llir balanrr pretted concern, however, that the necncary, raid Juilicr of tlie I'rarr nf this year. H im would hung llx morale of the teething piofcvtiun W- F- Waliun, (his morning, lie total fund, voted or 4iilluin/ed fur might lx hurl if thr roomil'- pro-1 termed tl>r death acridenlal. this year In *52.000.1)1)0.000. aJ a a 1 a> . a Itoulf (nr rutting payments f->r I tie fi»e firut nolurd by Mr. Truman -aid that o r mod highly trained trarlx if goes M m . F. M. Smith, a neighbor in a mouth, ago tin* a rttti mllitats home at mu ihe it reel bon lire forres totaled lr». than t.WKIjytai, through. WASIIIM.ION ).(. r> <<!•» Dunn Imine. Six dril.ne<l lliat »he tbat they have been itHri-tsaod by They laid it alto might de-liov aUml IJWO.nOO: that thr fund* ha •—I’rrsuirol Truto.in tialay »enl tlx leailterv* irwentive to ininave wa» awakenrrl ibutlly Ixlrrrr 3:00 n-krtl In llir new luHlgfl wmdd i(*ongrr»a t7l,'i'M,(H.tt,0tlO nxndo'clock by the toum i al brrakinr orovldr fur nearly a milium more their training. ing I'inigei bo thr govrrmixnl ni->l Oefrnse official* told a Serrate (jla»v. taw the glow of the fire. Bailey taid IJx enmmlttei- him |a*t wits week m ther ni nr *w ir-mj •—’v ir ,. tuum ifS’ re- I l i l l i _1 j 11^ 1 t rnmnrnuT » irmj yr^ ajpl iteJ.s U* luxnl I>1 * 16.coaememLitioM '*rinJlm-*lx>le, arc. ^ W m d h r r h u i b a n d . ami called M u hr attained. -n*v rrftTwbl.Wyr il n*rr|«d lo halame »erv good" ™ ^t*f uefUfttnenl. Mieae nett Junp 30 a* iWM'hlr. it. Mr Truman *ald Wlta that moir At the White lluuw. I*» • Iiu....'> .lunlnl» !••*' ,, . . . . Tha house ana fully Involstd in llersilerMin raid the lrg i.|.t..r. | fUme, »K,n the flra truek arris- than SJKK>.0<k» mrn and women „ J I.IOM.mW.OWI fivtl Defense Bill I»"*t.-.-e th.; llx (' I | M iilri% ,1 -• L ^, have "done a very eatnr-t, vet}' ed, «md Kbr Chief M. N flevr th- National Giranl ami R e - n r imi.mtu - !i' "i ulomu «*if*r. Slano. . * r » n o n tli* v I** 1 liu ilg c l l i i r i i r H ( J J lft aineery fab nf at-.nlylng the aeluw-1 loud. Il wa* nut side of Ikr pity oeganliatlnn. of thr *rn.r.1 biri-r, I t u . -II . 0 '.o .). l lraiMm.-. ?v i,4-. vm program, and In th« main the.' limit* and nu hydrant watrr w*. on- ayallahle for "rapid innliillrr. or M'l- I*1■*1* • 'U N •1 ( i l l 111It.r f»l .1 |e ,|il t b s ' w ill S i d • 1 1’ 1, . , allow a real tinder standing uf pin tberefore available Kiiuimcii eim- lion." and that fund* In the ....I- 1' » • A‘lmir.1 liatlori. Ur n U . l "» N * ‘ .k„ O il'll,||< -.Hill |H“ f 1M |M a, 'i n n li t- l | | |ta*,r #sfc»aa il ia . „ , , I |*M ‘, ( -l l l l l l II»W « • N« «4tI ilHIMi I it . K t H I I lM * I llfll I •!* . i l l 1 hlrma the atate tare* In flnarxing rentrated nn protecting the home* , , 11 > 0 .r p s N i.o n o .rx M i III 4 i p c c l s l deg. re of rradinr*. of the rrw-.i. 1 l‘« • •' M.M«b..n UM m . i . ' ni.i.Pu.n. Jurat ........ . « of C. P. Iti'ce, 70 feet to ti.p nnrtli tin- piddle arhunlt.** to In C o ilg ic t . lir dxsva^r ,n A,,'n,t' K" " « > <lnl"nali..nal 1 Moth of them aald they %r#*# and Jix Wright, neighbor un tin organisation. l i a v r r c .v , I v U l s h o u t t h IC C w e e k : . The numlM-r nf active unit- m rvatiflad that th r legH atora hod south. The Iwily uf Mr. Dunn xhleli the annrd four*. lh»- I'rrsuli-nt | M r V4M 1 h r w o u l d 1n k r l t i n g l e ■ rerugnliod that a-leuuatr arhiml farlllllea cannot lx neoyhlrd with­ wa* nut ill*eovpre«l until the five raid, la Intreaalng rapidly. t e li u * s ll 1 * . U ir i r • x * III l l l l l ' "In the Army.” hy wrotr. "mout earmarking nf Mate rchm.l room house had liurni-il to tin I l l i v e t o l.v i l | in 1 Hut l x v b n w havr vailed to artivr duty aevri»| mnstruetlnn funds In aueh a wav ground, was propped in a half e ,l „ o 1 <i,t I i d e m r l l i s l Vk •■ u ld t r . i l l y t-rat eounllea may Inirmw against altting pfMillon aa If hr had fall- Nat|ot,al Guntvl diviaion* ami t>rertaln rrgular dm h .ip p r o future rarvenura for immrdiatr- • n in Die hallway at the edge nf aetivated tOwallawae i n Par* a t,, the Ixdrimm dnor. Mr*. Dunn in. onatrixtlnn. I n l o . lit*" * %■*I'f lit ' ||F ||r 11 I o n The legislatlvw lounrll tuupisaeil tint borne al (he time. . „ r v , I r a l iV , llir f i r - f ir u l o n 1 \ I9I!> Ktudlialier truck In Mu a ennatitutional guarantre of Slnti t il l ' d u r a 1 1 b u d g e t 1* " llu v rapilal outlay runlrlhutlnu* tn ratp-irl nf the hnuae w». Ii*i|ly 3 Scpnr.Tlu Com.imlH Wlttll Of BtlcIlCIlWHlfl s i IC . I l l I v 10 4 p e l IfM 1 n l g i i i v c rouullra for SO. year*, with auth­ •lauiaged by thr flame*, Inrludlnr ority to horrnw against Ihe future tanks and termite spraying ertuiti Fcicns Insanity In d a n g e l A rc Coiitcttiplalcd Income with freeholder approval nf men! Mr. Dunn had Ixen profes­ sionally engaged In this typ* nf the Honda For European Army Last Days Of Trial | l i r t i« i| » f r f r t l r n l n l f| lxi m41arIIt i pl i xi " rhe H i t cllliena rvsmnilttee 4»u spraying work. 1 , p r i n t i n g l i f f i g N t l l ^1* WAHIIINfiTON~Jan. lb -- ./»'• schools, and the PEA have rrromThe hum* had born an altarIHix'l loi llir foial yrai . l u t ­ LONDON, fan. IS (rl’i l.enAKsSDURG. Gerniauy. l-ra 15 The Hunremr O u it today stru'k mended atxlt a plan. live, modem type of fram* eon nrallv llitrr-filtfi. ol 0 l‘> lire Kih Ii 041 irnliruid ing July I At for tbc l«rlalators• prnpmal •frurtlon with aahotn* shlnglr down, (i tn I, a New York Cily cral I). KlserilMswer grit brvl-li.tnil f1 'its •• to permit counties to tag home, aiding. It was huRt and ieeup)e*> unlinaner which re<|ulr«a rli-rgy. « » U I 4 l l < r I 'x la V lli.il I b i l s i n - lo life imprisonment Imley lot il (01 tmlllaiy -ri-K e s mrn lu get poller permits Ixforr atrada for school mirpo«a», Bailey hv llx Drum* ahotll a vest ago. World War M's "Oulposl of f rrr | i4Uvmg (lie iiiuidri ol |imliM4td out lo ilmol J47I lor rv o v our they can preach In thr atreel Mr*. Reese, nearby neighbor, aald “ aomethlng like that l» go­ ol llir mine 152JWIO.OOO men. writanother derision the triburi. fbini" iv |irr|i.nri| for beavirr roni m lrn|mn <amp prnonriing to havy tn be done unlvaa we stated that she and her huvbaii'' wl Intraanininusly au m j the niy Mtrlbrrt lii help vlmie up (be llx "He,I Wilib ol lira Iim- uxn and 1 luldirn in llir I ’ S auiim r the stale la going tn hgvr slept through much of the fir- rtrunell of Havreirn(*• Graee. Md , And if the I'residriil ha. hi* m.i Ii I,' 44 years otrl. wai •onviilnl to lake over eomplet flnarxing of until lx avroke to tak e snisr mrtli- fur refusing In Irl a Jehovah Wit- W rtl'i rlelenxi IiouI lliat -aMn* kmiouiiI the aehnole In th# futurr." elm lie got nut the garden hn»e nr saw group use a puldii pmk , o| rlimes .ig,trail A uiIimu m'l *•)’,•i ju*l11«h ,» , -•* . a s . n i l During llx d a , llx ni|»irnx mm Bailey offered a "rough gue»s" and aided firemen In protecting fur religious services. tx iiiu n priiorien ol tlx N4/11 Ihe that rutting p ta te allotment* fur hi* frame home. tiismlei ol Alliiilu lo u rs in Ilut in r.till a third o v m reillniieri widow ol llir raiupl rank I and r^nk t teacher* (those The Sanford Boat Work*, huu-- ■vhlrh Ihr Issue nf freedom of l)e 1 O il nol with arademle work beyond a trae- lug thousands of dollars worth of waa raised, the high rourt ui» I, uroix, ,ronferird. with .Ibiiub ... „ - 1I v*4iluur », n a /i miiun-indei helor’t degreel ami rutting off rixtlv motor cruisers, was menac­ held, h to :i. the diwirderl) eon. Irru* iMisii.trs l.uivmxl Munwrll in 1 mui l Ii , , r j ' ,l,r State fund* fm Junbr rnllere< ed Sunday morning by • fit* fol duct conviction of a stuJcn* «•- U . d n , of Britain's delrn.r arms m and klndergarUna aa recommended lowing a gasoline explosion in e W restevl while making a pollth *1 stood by to tell hjienlmwcr tlx M r v K i h I i I m t V r M ilo 4 l i V - iiIdssHasM a* N a* T*ee«» foot cruiser in which John Wdlanl. speech on a Syracuse, N V, role tlx,r servirrt would play m r wl lirnry in h r, pilmn vrll Iu l Orlando policeman, suffered minor street corner. liighl A m url dm lot Ii m il'll die Iteat tivalion of Ihu Hanfoid burnt about tha face and hands. Chief Justice Vlns-m *pokv for (lie plograin The eiploslon which occurred the tribunal lu rarh dreiaion. lie Among ollirt lliingi F^tenhovvri wav in nn miidilion lo attend llx Naval All 8'ation •-•I' '-i no way when he waa try in g to atari the hvld the free iprerh i|ue*tlon did v*4% listed lo beat were still un­ session Iralay 4l«.l lievi die sen- affect the Geurgi- llisr. Umpire 8chm>l piogrum which will he commotor Mew him ant of the erui«ei-. not enter Ihe Byrixuse ease I*-published drlailv of llriliui** big- Irnre idete-l well within the *'d> dav per­ iCoatlawoe raw Parae Three! Rav. Daniel 0 . Hodgin, a retired cause the student, Irving Fein- r, Il was llir icmnrl llir iinpiuoii- iod allowed by tlx Navy to clear ininieter who trad made hla home almost started a riot hy hi* grit prairtim r defrnx pfograin far the paat twy wlntora a t Pel- H a r r i s o n s G i v e n Il It etpetlrd lo in. lode an r f mriil senleme for Mrs. K'h Ii Ihe It* imtallatlnn*. Mr. ilarr stated pica fur “tha colored penult- to today. lOawslawec ssw rse * Mat IfawllawMS n* S-i.a TSi m i lowahlp rro n t, died at 11:00 A.M. lla v lls a d •*■■» I'hrvrl Eniolliur-:t al Ihr school is es$4,663 In Damages terday In tha local hospital. He Mt-leil to tx go'iil, though much been in III health for a u year* h Harrison :i:ess than was anticipated la-t Mr. sod Mr*. W. I. Bom July ST. ISM In Pleasant H e a d C h i l d r c n ’H U r o u p summer, In spile nf the Selretive Garden, N. C , be rsw r to Sanford were awarded damagwa totalling Service draft. Mr Harr aildnl. — . .In. . their -------------rldey In Cir­ from Brighton. Mich. Ho formerly J4,M3 eult Prldi PI fteen prospective uniptir. I id paatomtaa In Columbus an l cuit Court agalngt T. B. and W. P. ORLANDO. Jan 16-(8 |« e ia ll have a'-rudy atrivad and many IL Pleasant, Ohio with tha Ohio Ball. Ira-1 Irueh broker*. J. W. Itamkstl Cha>'-, Sanford rllMi* utorr student* wrill lx here hy early Meeting of friends, Quak­ flail was foreman of tks fury •hiptxr, wa* cl**‘li*ii Friday I n Wednesday when the school open* ers. Later ha served aa minister which returned tho verdict in favur WAFHINGTON. Jan. 16 «/1*> Tin Senali- Mnrall llualnns (toininit- load Ihe Central Florida divi«ion officially, Ihi) former National f o r the W eatenn Methodist of the plaintiffs. Judge M. B tw aald today II may hold hrorlng* on the neweprinl supply and of the Childrs-u'* Holm- Society Ixnguc uuipiru announced. Church In Cold Water, Mkh. and Smith pmtded. Mayor Frml Dyson and all mi-,,,far a number of years did evangaThe suit wna ente red for If.- price situation If small nowspapera appeal likely to fare "widmspraad at tlx annual mevling held ** (he Orlando Country Club. Ixra of Ihe City and County Com­ 000 damages as th a result of In* dialrew." little woe*Mr. Cliaea has Ixrn a dlr.ctor mission*, a* well a* the grnrrel 8 and ring are toe widow at Pal. juries received by Mrs. Harrison Th* comliliUcw devoid a S4t<IHSfl nf Is firwl annual irpod lo the lowahlp fro n t 1 two daughters, and damage* to hor automobile newapiinl problems of such i«|>rra. Th a group »aid theta puliltealinna of Ihr sixlrty for many yi-a'* llr public, have het-n Invited to a t­ Iv president of Ihi- United t.raw- tend th r opening of the 14th an­ Mrs. W. E. DaVal in India: Mrs. whle*. on the night of March 13 Kertnoth Eyler of Laaatog. MUh.: rollhitd with a truck parked on Includi about 76(1 daily m>w*p *| h ra and almut H.raai weeklies and *vml er» and Hhipper* la.-agur Atan., nual school scheduled for !!:30 I'.M. director of th r Uatn>'l National Mr. Harr said th . quarters and three aoras. Jonathan a t Im aslar: East Eleventh StraeL It was waahliU. They require aUiut 3 per cent that the Senate Small Uutllirs* Hank of Jarkaonvillr. ami tlx I'a*- kitchen for the student* and In­ Meade) a and DaalaL Jr. a t Brigh­ charged that the track , owned h r ton. Ilith : ona heather Charles Ba<l Brothers, had been parked of the tolai newsprint production, Gommiller la loveatigatlng this co Parking C o. ami prraidvnt nf structor* arc In earellen* ahitu* Hedgia a t Gilford College, N. C.: without lights. which for North America la ssti* problem. I suggest (hat yuur com- f'haie It Co , i.nd the Chase In- this year and he ratx cta one of hi. one eiatar. Mias Beaela Hodgin #r The Court waa adjourned until mated at 4J11JOOO lima for 1960, miller not only look Into the mat veetin.nt Co. llr is a native of most *urct‘*.ful program*. Hanford riiltcn* are asked to Pleasant Orardara. N. a : IS m a d >n. IS. said E. L. Burdick, who tha commlltea added: ter of supply, but also Into thr Hanford, He suerrclr. I,fnt«n F Allen of leave back l|«uea of magasinrs and ehlldraa. ------_ clerk of Um Th* 1sport eald “ewiaidrrable m atter uf prlrrs. I §r« no ju stifi­ Orlai-do aa presld.nl of I h r socle- any spare coat-hangci* they may today to court during to rant- of 0. ». comment" hud been ectaeeioned by cation for the la<sl Ipcresae In h a w a t the llarald office for tho »y™ ii “ the uniform action a l the news­ newsprint prirea." Mrs. Claude Wolfe, Orlamlo, use of tha student umpire*. print Industry of announcing In The ciimmlllr* said one member was elected secretary. Other of­ October and November a price In* ot tha Industry had “vrnlum l tlx ficer* af the enclety were re fle c ­ IRTH IN EIGHTEEN crease i f N a tea. beginning the epinlun that the r snadian m ill, ted. They arw J. Thomas Gurney, C LIFF WOOD REACH, N. J.. east la 1108 a toa." I t added: which aet off th* general pries- vice prialdent. Orlando; A. 8. Iler- Jan. IB— (AT— Hr». Clara Carey. "In this regard, a typical com. heoet did ao in an attempt to a n ti­ long, view pi tsidrnt, Tavarm; 34-vear-old wife of a WD-a-uxV ■went received 'A the committee cipate Ih* popeaibltliy of pric- Irawrtnro Huger*, vice presklrnt, hollar anginoor, gave birth to n from a southern publisher of fl*a craotrol* by tho U. A. gmernmufiL* Kiedmmoot Jame* B. Keith, asela- 10-pound boy y.strrdir— th* cou­ teat trvraaurcr, Orlando, and Gua ple** lltb child In I I year* of marriage. r . a | 1& J K 2 i t L T S - ? " ' W. Lawton, treasurer, Orlando. " O P r* ^ High Court Raps OrdinaiT Against Street Preaching Not r a--** > |r Y m fl'H I t | a»|||e||f* ^ • *1 M) ler g iw ti l»y ll'p j ijvff„ it (K* n«*l flr»ifv |r» m ■ , now liohlioi; tl shi 1 Isis S rn .ln i 11,Hind. le Slit*' r.ls an,I ffrp >\rj ''S i aid 1 , >1 llx ,r 4 'l,' . 1,0,1 lie ,I. ■'Oulu tKf hail llr,| ,11 1 iMvntXS "ill.* -v,11 least mtisn'cntcncc |.rr„i . ixrs And I itp 1 be, it, v run 111c 1c ■ n il,n il. ra t 1o n liaiil ibal llxv would do r - nry tiling poilil.lr In id llt il it-i hvrrl vlii|SS rr,i,l| llx Nasy’i sr('nn Tin Na<y'* • U»oi,nrr„i-,d ,* s' ■•I that foU, N hvmI nnd Menu* I orp- si, stalmrsa »u Ih- F ast, West, Old lilllf *'••»,< ■ will r»4 t,. Ip nxe* rc«|ir,tid thl* apti, t|>-inde I 'ru u i,. asri.ts of udlii*,) program. Itoni The lour World W ’nrd. in.- al llrumwick. 3 >v.,ig*vills*. Tra., *nd *« Collf Tht first thinAir Stations; (list it m Maim,- f*>• dll; Hum, ot |iart nf tlx foot sta lions ate prvvcnllv under it-.i .* to private firm* or miinirt|.allll« %. tho ounounremrnt said, tint all a,# atibjcrl to ivclatm by tb - s->>v*rnmsnl unite, rctaptivc rlsu -rs Tho ' ^V f\4^ (bat whtlw- ii "deVitf V(■> imajivrnli-rii. as lid lr p r. -Ihlc tho,. now boldlns* th* fxlda," tln-n is "urgent rxe,| for fh#t# station, to lx rrn |x ix d ” T lx ftiuiivwlrk nnd Satifotd v'» lion* will supplcmrni otK linr A( Icvsitii flort .1, ai tnitlc* 4' 'foot, set Point, I! I . nod Jacksonville, Fla The llronswick farilltv -*111 lo- r.v.prnai| * . an alt fa<-,|,t- In,, will lx rami-d up lo vtatiu of «n at, atntinTi later. The naval auilllarv ai, st.tfon »t King.villi will lx used for train itisr pilot, of conventionsl rng in et ida'o'v to fl\ Is I v Th* Saul a An* farilltv, origlnnllv u llgh'r, then r 1, lusse, will lx n ,r,| * , 'rain l'« , ifi. fir,' Mnitii.- fm ,. h rlx o p 'ar p ilo t, rio* vlatioi, al Said-od prois.i Idv "ill support r a tilr r *'t rro u p i or patiot plnnr ,-p,ad* 4 Navy iH.ktsman in .la 1, vonvilla •aid t'alav It iv rtp c itrd to l„ , iratratssirm. .-tl during llir finit half of th* vc*l, hr 4<ldo| SI,ire „o or J e t . tisvr yr, U rn rocrl'r<i. i(x -lf|llifor,nation as to Ihr nora’xr of men to lx hssed In Hanford iv no* nvailahlr, office,, a, tlx J»eV '('asitaara oa r# i> Slat “ IMiirch ol* I Jinn's” (ampaijrn l^ in g Umpire School Not For Folio Foods A ffected By Navnl B ase B eadivalion Rev. Daniel Hodgin Of Fellowship Dies C Cliitric Senate Committee May Look Into Increase In Price Of Newsprint I Elected To The Seminole County M*rr|, nf III,nr* to raise fund, fm lira ’zi fanllle Paraiyai* Foundation go’ under way to.|*' under th* ill ret-iion uf John L Anuls. a.iivt»,| by Gcotgu A Speer, Jralg, Doug las Atrnstioni, and Gc-rge Touhv. Minlatuin iron lung* have been plai-vil In dlug store*, ic ta u ia n tt niul other plaica of hiivlnet* throughout ihe county for tlx crjj. lection of small t-hungr fr im cue. turners who wi<h to aid it, tlra sight lo overcome the ravage* of InfanIIIf paralysis. Mr Saul* aid Poster* afr txing pl»r---t In store windows and on tlg n'ovt-li stressing the immirtani •- of fh* March of Illrix*. lx added Th* Rita Theater Iv ro-operating arm •‘■brad rhltdren are txing given hundreds of dime ,urd* for distrihutio,, A special g ift. rn?n m itter will tall on larger ■ontri butora, “It is especially Important for u* tn put this drive >vi-r th. tup," Mr. 8atll« said "Three devn»'tSjf>g years of the worst polio rp| leovle. U sv n a a .s i.v rv o v , Tlu* Weather J A C K S O N V I L L E . J» n . Atlanta III.mark Ho*Inn HrawnavllD Chtcrgn Denver Do* Moines Fresno Now York Washington Jacksonville S u m . M i? 72 34 41 45 39 30 40 T* n Tl TT t h -(A A 44 8 S3 40 IB 5B *» » 38 U M » ,:U -M -ar \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/475a7294bb8600d96b05df850ad2498d.pdf 06e494e15f1db3592f2a6739df7080b2 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY JAW. 10, l?5f TH E S A N F O R D H E R A L D . BA N FO H P. F L O R ID A AdminiHtratiun n thruglas tentatively nrnfHnid |hat the Senate go Oil rrennl a* approving prtllminury ikfen-e agreement.' made at Hie neetd Brussel- eotlfrr*me for -ettinp up a 12-natlnn Kuropean defen-. tarry. •Die I'mldenl’s rigid to commlt U. ft. troop* •*' cMtangod tail Frhtav hv S* "*< tar T ift, nf Ohio, the Benale* OOF ’ polley rhlef. Hcrmtary of ftefrii-e Marshs1' * U milled I 1 m fittn.iiT Arm rfl Hervido* lubcotnmiHce to lirh-' its mernlier* nn Ihe AdminlslrattanV oveiall tnllllaty iiiaii|si«er mtufet. 1 tn another milltatv manpoWei gesslnn Imtay. the tlMtre Anne. Barvices Committee ralle.1 il|M.e Uia top civilian ami ndlilnrv mm the Air Fnrca for detnils nn " Mil to reorganise the youugr»l branch of tna **rvlce. Air Baeratary Flnldter *'« Chief of BUff Henrral Vanlen here wont the ladiral Hroo" supporting) Inwnrh nf the AV Torre put on the same command level with the atrategie Ihewvy homher) command. Commltlea memberr said ;ov would cpieatlon Ihe two nil trial* State Farmer., Marke* Isra nn th. ttsnlortl tilats 1 Uarhrl for linolura »ehl •ra a IXalara up In 1 I’.U. numslrt HiUi.m A»ulit— pinmtH "institute d i-ira t « f u | * i t o nation f o r d e fe n se . i r a t m • h« The constitution Japan uihipttf after W o r ld W’a i I I rrm ''m ,g | w a r. A p o jm la t vo te l> I d Ire ij> k» mi the qnnlnn of revision to |gg nut rcatiaanrnl. £ A Vosliirla A d v ises F ree N a tio n s T o B egin — — N erv e W a r On R e d s vi*u »»«. Refreshment 'll l/l'| Jinan > liar I'm t .unit prone minuter Nlugrru Yndmla, K Popcorn' told tin noihi rearm­ ament of In* nation not In* L A S T TIM E S T O D A > ilinlcrtaken without "r|i'r|ff| hand lint* a» well at mallirr dehhrralion the politic*) rlnrf nl Japin'* HO OOO.OOfl t*eri|i|r itnl nullin'* armt into the hand* of the S H O W IN G T H U R S D A Y & Ispanerr H o not to lie taken llphlly. In a t|ieri h at thr f n l l .1 o n , ir*|Mimlrnt‘i cliah. Yr**hnla >ai<l llierr were two prime rea*on* why hinhlinp up nf an army would he .1 M A fiAOiC£ O f irrintit move: I Smile rmliot are ilr.nrrate. t t ,0 0 0 le afrai | of the imnlirstions of ‘ t irm.Vs! *>f Jnnaiii'M' ar miea. "internally, * r hnve every 1menu to nviihl lining anythin* which micht inieritffv that fear." '■ "tlnfeover th* rot I of rr annoiit would nwret our entire tuoy—1*1 for eroooniir ri'hal*ilitalion " hi*ta a-lvi *il (he |>*,nii*eialie world to ailont ••wnr of nervo-i" to roiinlrraet f'nmtnunisl inner* «ml penetrate the Iron f Trie A n o n y m o u s S n ip e r F ir e s A t Itu s W it h S m a ll B o r e R if l e It M ils*.* I Ins I'..* Its. | llir truler n| t|ir Kiue.in priillititla. A luok-rUp|Hiilril 1oinp.iitv ul the Sruunl Hu...... rwept into lire town from Ilie oinlliewtl uflrr lir.iliug nil lo u r HnJ Korean 1ounlrrliliiwt A msoml column driving up fmin the louilli him hed tiff lied rnunlcrid im l- mnuntetl hy *ii tHrltallnos nml ncrtipjisl the waijliern MVtor of hill* looking down on the seutili id town. Thin tceotul illvi*i<m unit was only two milea from W011J11. Tls'tr Mein no lied* in tin. city, I*, eoiie.pindeid William fit*t mud repotted frum the fmni. Tun A met icon Ft am It' o', milt team* taunt hed thrii assault to re­ take Wonlii In a swirling arnrw* ■Jortii Turn lay. They fought thioui;li a hail of eneniv mortar and ..mull arms fire. Wiifiju 1out rids a well of mails leading Into the heart of Kotilh Km en. Tim attack hv the Second lllvislim vetemiis of the Naklong ami » hongrhon llivcr Imtlle* o f last summer was the biggest Ifnlletl Nations offensive effort in days. "We ore in runtart with North hott-on* now and we Intend to give them hell," (he Allied commander salt! ns Ihe nltmk started. f'nrres|Hittdertt llatnapl said the tort He scene was like a Christ ma.. Whl Hrliiir, Hi* I In re i d Ihe .oft white val­ ley. oisji .in f|ie i.,| nmuntaiuii ami a peaceful l-d (n r riraiL.jmnw sifleil .|nw||. ' Rill murderous rnrmv fire from fmdhillri...Kwenl Ihe valley and Ihe road. The thunder of Allied •r* illlny m»IM r<»iiUniiiiiia|jr «n«l l'/,rwiBht ,,le « l l r r and other |h- I ' oiis. Mluntil 1am ity w«ie ilglilnl in thia rum However. 1' N. lutrol err li'jtil both Y«iu, |h mite* wvil uf WsnjM, and It linn, I" mile: farliret West Tui'nlay wi|h"Ut toolmllMa It*4 . API"rent Iv thr 1'otnmunii-t» were throw ine their main strenr-ih 10I0 the twin drives down Hie FroijI Kuwon Tm-eni loghwni .m l on the reotrnl piad route through Won )u. The Red hnirnn 1.0I1.1 at J’ ynngvnng was rr|iort"t off the air aim. H A.M Tueslay. ll-lSi Siii*erf<*tllC'*i dumped 100 tuns nl imniln on tin1Rrsl horean rapital Toeertay. Foul weather slowed fifth air finer fighter and light bundiet strikes. II :T> light leuiiliei . pit icveinl targets ‘in the Seoul atra Ttresilav night unit 1 i i Ii-m-.I the I'vong •ang nit fir Id Ynm e De CARLO - RgJtanl 6REENE The Japanese Iradn* -aid hthought the Communist* w en jut •« "seare tile governments .if th " free nations nul n f their w its." potilnlliy dial Ihe 1 ...vllaul of llii' Ini « . so In. .ii.enllt'd "Mini :iitipei‘* might fur the killIftg Ilf Mis. (Tail. Co lieII, JHyrsi.iihl hou.ewife uud fnr the ■l.eoliiig of ouie 'lie n 01 light Ope Itus, opei 1,led iiy IViliiHni »' l.imtru, w-;i . is-ppereil .hiirtly after I I*. M» yenlgnlnv nml Iwri ■mdnws wore shallcriil. The ».roi'H, rlrtven l.y Janie* f'o|.. h i Ink nt alsut - A. M loiiay and tme window wh • splintered. I.irlltrmnil Jlitiu Itagnrll of III,, drtrctlrr tiiinou said the snioer may li.ive ii-ml eii'ier a lilt lllle or a TJ railin'' rifle, I*1*1Ire tie' e Ittrurl-'d Ihnl till Oak lann sniper 11 o| <■ £! rallI" 1 iille in kill Mi. I’..'in Othtti vii ftm. were wtiarkr I Ov an lllti*i-i'ti mark*11111ri using * -J i nl. ts*r rifle, Mr*. Cohen was killed Inst frn-. ID while alu wu. washing dishes at the home uf hrt mother. The fatal hullet was fired through closed vend inn Minds. I’nlitr have Iri-en |iatlli|llUU the iiortliern and wcsirrn Htrerts of the city ever *lm-e in n hunt for the kllirr. tine pnlicg officer sail "then** nu ilmiM there’s a mnniar on tin- louse." He expressed the hone Ills' those os'inn. would "*tav rred ami firm.” Thr I’ rime Mlnl.'e- sot 1.1 falltiri |«»- "runcetl wholeheartMlft- on the «|i|r of tl|e finite.' S's. ♦Ir.ii-,** nml w-*s "ivinr iy»evn|n. m il to the ff. N. cause f*wtth"v It |K>wer |o eive.” Ynrhhfit told the foreign e*-i. res|Hindenle fitrludinp two tor Ta»S. the y.ivirl Nesv, a to*" ihM . .IBWMVnyxl. and thp ia 10ne-e ticoide iio|h.i| rnt a iivacl Ir-atv *'«ln “ mi that n< mar phiv a mure »rtt*e arm effeetlrr r*d» F R ID A Y / oeafm !**v* Studio Yoshhta told the Tnlvn tness aimini 111111- eorps that thev, as renre.rnlstive utors of tlit­ re tcrvRHtny of the free not III. had an importanl role to plav In the fight to lienetrnte the mind* of Door In *'-*-murilsl nations. divi-lnn wlio mutlr 'll. in. lot .it.p' lt"ls'rl Watu. iii.irr>- mun.ii.ri, ... .1 I. !. .d -in - r nod II II. Ifiinvan, agency. A third partner, ll It Willis, was ahm-nt ft due to dint .s — Added K n lrrtu ln m rnl— C artoon— *7i»xtl Ctal” l.pon Krrol C om edy— "T h e N w rrl CHral Haturtiny Only !— T h r Ihtllle O f T h e CiiwlHiyxt Hoy Ungers K Erne A u lry On The Hnme I'rngritm — Come Hick Y ou r W inner! Hoy Ho|frrw-in-"Cnder Cnlifornin S la n t" ■' -and*(rt*ne A ulry sin- "C okfradu .H uiy^I" Jhiiu' k <ingnt»y*in-“Thc WcntToint Story” • ('..m int. Smicl.ii Stmd.'iv S X- Mimiisv .lun. I11 l.l.r Cvminj; MntiHa) Jus. *1 i .H I S T W H A T TH E DOCTOR ORDERED e u v # o iv .' Now is (be* time to buy a Rood car. You arc Haft* in purchaHiiifc miy of IbcHc UNcd cant below. Htnall arms fire rraekfarf In- 1!M8 Chevrolet Aero Sedan I f |h. i rate* S» Mupjill** BrBNg erala ♦!•-!•* , Klo* Oalilsu H*lwn.|lng aoUty grata la a , M . I*a*eal Kla. Dwpgwdlng a tg a m fo * la <•*. knells I.M-ll* Ojjnu Mvar., n M »atV ha. b*kt 1*1 i|a bu. bpr. kM’ t >* rhmefy gijuui (jtp rffgcdvene** of ,*t l" l ‘ ir ■iippurl In (hr Kon-sn fighting. Dm T*UI in ipieslinn would also estahlDh three other major Air hone command*: Continental ,\'r, Air material and Kuropcwn supimri. Meanwhile, Rep. Rankin, rlmlr«■ •***•'*’ ,,rf ,l,rk . . . . . . . man nf the Hou»e Veterans Cum ItiiHcs*, said today lie ptalia In 1‘tave a (tew srrvlrrtnenV insuraiirf Mil lirfotn the htfiiae very •OOfl, ijttlck approval nf the fir insmarnn |iru|atsal Is rnnshleird likely. It wuuhl underwrite a IIUjHHt mi piemijiu policy for all men ... tm-ptemljnt and women who have entered the service since June Wi, last year. I would abulish Ine present Work] War II) Notional Kervice 4fe Insura nee plan under which seiel-emen may Insure their llvea montlly premium*. Tk* proposed, automatic roverage ntan would not affect anr ealttlng NSLI policy. } Extra floan, one owner, ratlio, w. w. tlreii—Low mileagt. Special * (2 8 0 lug In Ilm Cuminunit! buildup. A. I*, mrtetpnndrnl Don lluth said Eighth Armv reports Indh atnl Communist lank* had moved Into thr Chrrhnn area 30 miles urulh. rust of Won jit. Communist prisoners paid they had heard tank* moving there two nighU ago. They said aim that they hail seen 1,000 Ip 3,000 Red IfWP* >1* mil** M il of Chechnn. U, N. patml* likewise repnrtnl hearing lanlui rumbling during *™ ttag of «"* area north of Chechnn Tursdav night Eighth Army report* tn^trulrd omi area of Beil buildup * » i wort:, of Yoju. Siuble numitra o f Com- MAN WANTED WHO KNOWH PKODUCE —TO FKI,I) FROM TRUCK AND KHTAB* : ’ '■ -' t reshw. * ho etalau he rsa "clin k Ma aw lag la Hanford and aearhy tow*b mtn Ihi tarldraully U a »k*er wntrilotiuUI. This atra" ar* making award* In friend* af Ma Mat Meutheca ftread and that makes aw FreakW sav*. "la fact, Fat a cMp e f f th* ;w fv * -• ^ _________ kggg E (D | # v r y g i i 'l -| -" | | w ' r^ ■ I w r % mi . I A tawiiitiful green Bedntt. K<|ui|i|ietl with radio, hcuL cowra, good tires, hi excellent condition. °"> H IM 1917 DimIrl* Sedan Ua-Itlly nwiimi, law mileage, Rood llre.s, Hnilio, llcnler, nntl kixxI Mochanlcully. «"» H 2M ' f. ‘ - 1 | a,.’ . 1941 Super deluxe Ford |MN*d »*n ROOD no alt Tl|* r i Hprcinl | 2 dr. nednn. Tracti.ally new rubber. Running good. New aeat coven. Oaly «H | IilKII R O U TE Locally owiunl, clean, Ktggl |Hiint and tires. Low tailcage rlran, fully equipitt'd with a now 92R0.00 ant of R It. K. Goodrich tulmlctui tlrea. Radio, h«t»ter, defroster. Excellent condition. Special «| | | | V IMS Buick Super Sedan 19-17 Fraztur Sedan HM9 Buick Sedan nvt-lvss! r;r>*' a . * N i d l r i r u a Ini h p r IT .U - 7 I J I I I k ka*a » « >11 n i^ t b t n \ ■■» P rim e Minuter a - . Calls Arm ing Of Sess& Japan Dangerous *5.2?"’ 1t'«aUau*4 t i » a « » in n called h t "r Mention a'ml tcvi>tunH of liar draft law. Ilrfotr today'* lira ring. Senator Ilmlpn (UNII) ontlf nul lot a two or llorr yr.ii ellfm ion of the art, wlmli i< ilm to e*|tirr July •>, Sinte nllirr law tosVrr, wrrr tailing in In no of .1 10 to 10 year cootomition .,| ||n law. Hrcrrlury nf the Tren mry Buy•Irr -nbl lfmii|rti< Truinnn '* uo In* to ask (!« n (t t o Ihi- m i l, to ailopl a p*y-a*-wr-gu In tut ion li tying a (iievu-w of Mr. 'Jrii* man'- reumniue m* -ni;e, ilae |'il •tar. ami hi* hmljfet mr>-**<•, which will l*e pie-enlitl nest Mon day, Snyder told n new. rotifer ere—' “ The I’ rrshlrnl la tiniup to »ay that I hi' tastn to pi nice! revenues ah'iuld lie levied In liulnme tin btnlgrl," ItrUlh of the Per* Merit'- pm. (ram arr rtprrtrd in a pi-elal ta> roe*-age la-fore Feb I Snyder derllttnl to give any estimate nf the arnuunt of new taint that will In' n.i-.k.l, or tin ajie of Ilie tltfil! hiidpet. There hnve hern g u i* ci |l would tn*,< •a much as f 2(1,000 iHMHMm mm'' rfVHiffp 1*1 IhPp ft*** trf*i a*»r1 **** feniks in h-iUnrc tlelt year, Itefoie Snfdrr ipoke out, there had Iwwoi anrne tall on I'npitol Hill lltal Individual fttroltte tnspavers inlirht pet n t ear' "hreathrr" from an vnldlHoual load. t-h e - o's retnar* - nimut hi* willingness lo eoufri wi'h Tnfi or other Ifi'tiiilillrafis at ime al a news roiifrrenre. Tn In 11 •pereli at the National l*re*s f'luh jresterrfay, >atj he was ready to lit down wllh I’ rfrhlrnl Truman "pr anybody the dii the tnaiority •hie" to work tint n rlniiieallr 'iml foreign program that mnrhl mm rnetid the nation'* aup|tort. Mennwhllr, five Iteniocmlh Senators worked on h h w Iim up­ holding Mr. Truman's pwerram for strengthening Western Kuinpe. Maturity hadrr MrKaitand. of ArUona, and Chairman Connady Teaa*. of Ihe Foreign Affair* Committer, wrrr two nf the five »1w Mart rdf work nn Noieign • W ■ 1919 Dodge ^ ton Piek-TIp truck — u»ed very little In light work by one owner. Low ml leng v.— ’ITO 1947 Plymouth Mpedal deluxe 4 Door Sedan Hnal clean. Good Urea. ] Running good. �v m % TH E W EATHER fei U n ity Thar* In S tr * n fth — To Protect Ik* N w t of the World; To Promote iko h r | i w i of America. To Prodac# Prosperity for Saaford. & m r f t x r h I f m t t f Portly cloudy to clear Friday, prtcodrd by f*» light showery in northerns! portion ending carl) this afternoon. Colder rxtrenre north, slightly warmer ealreine south portion tonight. i AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUM E 'x x x x J F Established 1908 D ebate Over European Aid Grows Hotter S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Troops On Guard As Truman leaves Congress Senator Connally Says Truman T o SeekAdvice Of Congress On Troops T o Europe WASHINGTON, Jan. 11—CP) —The Federal IWmmunlratioa* Commission today order* ordered ■ geooral inceetigailea halo the handling of horn raring in­ formation ky radio and TV alalloha. p WASHINGTON. Jap. H - ( ^ ) — Senator Connally reid today hr understand* the! drs^AAmn idf»■ Joe Daniels Case Goes To The Jury A t 3:00 c and follow! n tkle afternoon o f deltberaCourt was la the Mr. 000 suit agaimt Kny Til lie and Pa B. Spark* chargli cause hr had been Deaton, bruited and Injured by ftiti and black­ jacks, fallowing hi* arrert, Jan. 0, I960 on charges of assault and roeistlng arreit after an ar­ gument with police about a park­ i n g ticket giren to him un the ’ previous day. II# had been found guilty In Municipal Court dr the charge* and wa* fined 6600 by Municipal Judge J. 0 . Khoren. 110 trial opened In Circuit Court yrttrfday morning with Judge M. B. Smith presiding. 0Mr. W. Spencer represented Daniels end George A. Speer itrved oe attorney for CopL Tillli and Patrolman Sparks. . m Serving on the Jury were Rod“ ney Harris, F. T. Marlwether, Mrs. M. H. ant, Oscar IWrower, Andrew Duds and John E. Hig­ gins. Ronald H. Htulriiead Dies At A|e Of 77 Ronald H. Mulrbaad, 77, , died yesterday afternoon id an Orlaado hospital where he hod been eonJftnad for the p u t tO days. A resi­ dent of Briaeon Avenue. Sanford, Mr. Mulrhead had boon In 111 health ‘foe two yvnra. . , _ Born In Glasgow, Beotlaod. Oct. 17, 1173 ho came to the united with In 1M« end _______ _ whore he his family to Dado Clt; llvod until itll moving to Sanford In 1907. For many years ho was en­ raged In celery farming and for Uw p u t several year* ho engaged In the growing of flower* JAfor far dipping. anlpi ber of the I A tartan Church ho wig in the church vices will be conductedJhadoy at Lnho View Cemetery, v the Slrr. Henry W. Hold c .and Mrs. William ; ; Un. ten. N. J.; U of Mine d e i.e r d .^ C g f i --------MCHOUUm SACS V ft. Nirholiott of Nicholson from H u ll Co, has attendRegion U held There W ire N o. IU1 U.S. Second Division Hangs On To Critic alW onjuSalient “ The New Oregon T iu il” , u trchntculxr film Ucscrihitig tin u atutsl wonders nf the -tstc uf Sm athers, T e n O th er Oregon, was shown at thr Jn)ce.luiu-hinn toilay by Jesse It. Ad­ Southern S en ators rien. Mr. A drian , win, is showing Support M e a s u r e the travelogue throughout ibe f-outh. wii - introduced by Joim W illiam *. Wa s h in g t o n ! jan n — « » » O lrgo ii is ilr t u ir d tn (Me film .Viulul lliillaml (1)1 Is) planned as a stale wild an infinite variety tu inlludtKe Iryidjluni i. hIj ) aim of clim ate and natuial wundt-ra ril at almliuun ihr lequirriiient (rum lim n in g snow-<la>l inuunin «eien »lale« ilui |x,ll lave, (m- tains to sunny In-aihr*. Includr-d are shot- of the U*epaut a* a ptrrn)ui«ite fm vuliuy gun caverns, I’cndlitoli Roiindui' and skiing in th r It-K-ky Mounin fedetal elec Iions. I lullaml lnl,I .t ie|milei that II taina. Itii-hard F u n d i read a te lle : iilliei wtilliein Ih-miM i.iin -rnslni* .lie (<>-,|Hin»ii|i i>l the mesiuie. they air tenatoii Sinalhrr* of Flmula. Grntyr of Groigia, O'Conoi of Maiylaml, Hytd and RohfittR6 SVM CAST PONNltAM end uniting a bit grimly. President Truman appear* engrossed In thought a* ho xin of X'liyinia. M.Clrltan and Ful, **- -|Capitol after delivering hi* State ol the Union menage to a |uim *e**ion of Congrcn. Flanking IimkIiI of Alkantat. Ellender and “ T, rows uf TUiiii infantry Uuups Hand with Used bayonets. (/ntrmaltonel ^oundphoto) l.onit of lawman*, and H*«>ey and Smith id Ninth Carolina, Holland laid lie had been *»*Ulrd by olhri inulliein DenoKlal* that they would tiqqMql the propotal. The umr leyitlaliou a joint irtolulliin pliqsiting a contliluliottThe County Commission yester­ al amendment wat inlroducrd day completed its program for secondary rued construction to he D e p o sits O f 3 B anks l>> Holland hut yeai hul diet! in Impressive Ceremony presented to the State Hoad De­ commiller. Al that lime it bad the R e p o rte d A t N ea r­ mipi kiii of nine other Southern in Tallahassee nest Tues­ Marks Opening Of partment day for approval. ly 11 M illion D olla rs Democrat*. The following projects are in­ Memorial Building cluded: At the pietenl time the »lale* Resurfacing of the road Evidence of ihe printing pros­ from Monroe Corner to Seminole lequiiing payment of |>oll l*xeBy MARIAN K. JONES Boulevard, shout one and a quarter perity of Seminole County tt re­ a* a pieirquiiiie (or voting air OVIEDO. Jen. 11— CSpecinl)— miles; resurfacing at its present flected in rrcenl bank slatrment* la a very bautiful end impreuive width the Chuluota-Grtisva Road Alabama, Atkamas, Mttiluippi. that show that combined dr|xmlt ceremony, midst a coloiful array from tho bridge at KconlockkatSoulh Caiolina, Tenneuee, Teas* of llte three bank* in-reared 61,of flower* the now Memorial chee to a point near the home of and Virginia. Holland *aid aboli 226.-416 duting W 0 . Sam Long. City Hall ol Oviedo m m dedicated S ^ r r o f J a T . t a m o u n te d ^" ihe .equireme.t in .W h Another secondary project la Taetday evening at an open luwrr the resurfacing of two mllre at the lo 610,6^7.510 of which the San Caiolina it itnmmeni. that the lie maile It clear held in new building. old Highway 4it from near Mrs. ford AtLsnlic National flank ha* amendment he propoee* would ap­ An arliitlc arrangement of Kndor PUrlelt’a home near Geneva 65.263.460. the Florida Stale ply only to feileral elrellon*. (lower*, donated and arranged by two mile* eastward. “ There I* no thought.” he -aid. Projects which include County Bank. $4.205.M l and the Citiien* m no !**■# Poor* mrmben of the Oviedo Woman’* and federal aid are the rebuilding Bank of Oviedo, 61.366,409. Club end the Oviedo Cetden Club. of the Big Tree Road from the In January, 1950 the cieixiut* Thomus Dolahanty leetly enhanced the beauty ol ihr Orlando Highway to the Big Tree of the three bank* totalled 49,631.all. Dies At Ajre Of crossing. A road running south two 094. Of lhi» total the Sanfotd At­ Mayor M- L Gary and Town ami a half inilea frum Oviedo will lantic National Bank had 65.IM.Thumas Delahrnty, "!•, * re­ Clerk T. L Lingo retorted viiitor* b* resurfaced. One mile of South 063, the Floiul.1 Stale Bank. 6).tired professional baseball player through the new building lot in­ Sanford Avenue will be recon­ 057,410 and ihe Citi/rn* Bank •>! who for the past 20 years operstructed and widened to IS feet, Oviedo 61,422.601. spection tours. ated thr Shoal Fishing Camp the St. John* Kivvrr at the Mrs. Jemre Pstlin. ptreidcnl o( from I’ lneway Drive to Nelson During 1950 de|MMit* at tl r on Genrva llridge died at 4:00 I’ . M. Road near Lake Jessup. the Oviedo Woman** Club, circu­ Commissioner l|. B. I’ u|h* stated Florid* Slate Bank incteaied 61.- yrdrrday In thr local IwapiUl lated among the gureti acting ai today that he Is going to request 146,231; the Sanford Atlantic Na following s brief Illness. Mr. Delshanty wa» Isirn Msr, that the State make a survey of lional Bank. 6132.377 and die general hoilrei, a* did Mr*. Lake Mary Ilodlevard during the IM7t In Cleveland, O. where he Citizen* Bank of Oviedo had a [>rofr**U>nal baiebsll amt Charle* T. Niblack. pre»idenl «>( coming year in order that it can decreste of 654.192. dnner toolmaker for the he incorporated In the 1962 bud­ the Oviedo Garden Club. get. He added that he hope* to get During I9M the Sanford Atlan­ Some of (he ladles of the Wom­ the engineering work done this tic National Rank Increased U* year in order that the work can surplus from *lir,.oon to t200,0»u. an’s Club ohd Garden Club greet­ start in 1952. The present rlar road ■urplu Inglty^ jirr*]ilrnt, _rrt»rtr.| ed Ute guests at the door. These extends about throe miles from i. L ir**lt*a He U survived by three aons, Included Mrs, T. L. Lingo, wife the Orlando Highway to Lake FIlUfTING FRRNrilMAN WINS Will, Frank and Jim Deiahanty, of tho town clerki Mrs. George W, Mary. ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11—(AT—Th>- all of Cleveland; one *i*trr, Mr*. Morgan; Mrs. Joseph Lelnhart, Effort* will bn made to have Dghting Frenrhman Ray Fame- MrGulre of Miami. wife o f u-M oyor Joseph Lelnhart; Funeral Mas* will he held al Mrs. James Wilson: Mr*. R. W. Ka­ Included as a primary road the pro­ rhou took a lot of punishment te*, wife o f on* o f the ex-council, posed Sanford-Ovledo road with a hut survived to take a split de­ All Soul* Catholic Church al P:00 men and Mrs. C. R. Cion ta. wife of fill over l-oka Jotaup, said Mr. rision from Charley Riley, St. A. M. Friday with Father An­ Fop*. loiui* Negru, In a lO-rouml thony McGowan officiating. Burial the mUtnr of ceremonies. will follow In the Catholic r eme. Primary roads which the com­ fratherwrtglit fight last night. Ladies from the same two club* The H.lHl fan* paid IIIJIM O lery. The Rotary will be re. also served, including Mr*. John missioners will try to get into the Dud*. Mr*, Max lelnhart. Mr*. 1961 state budget are the widen­ to see the ISgty.pound Famrehon riled at Krickson Funeral Home Chapel tonight at «:O0 o'clock. George Mean*. Mr*. T. 11. Danlrll, ing and rrparing of French Ave­ and 129V, .|mund Riley fight. Jr.. Mr*. Leon Olliff, Mr*. Mer­ nue; widening and resurfacing of ritt Staley, Mr*. John Courier, Jr., Celery Avenue and lecuring addi­ tional right of way an drrhulldand Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr. Mayor Gary welcomed the ing Geneva Avenue frum the new guests, thanking all o f those who bridge to Mellonvlll* Avenue. A project on which the 8tat* had contributed toward the build­ ing, after which he called on Paul is now working I* the resurfacing Campbell, the contractor of the o f the Old Orlando Road from bultdlng^to come forward and re- Twenty-fifth Street to the l^ng(K D rn m s NGTK: Much of thr current Great Debate deala wood A.C.L. crossing. with complti problem* of rr-ormlni W » l m Rump# »n<l I b t f i* lent to which I’nited Stale colUboratinn will help find solution* foe meeting the challenge by Soviet HureU. A flrst-hsnd view of these problem* Is give* h« J. We* Gallagher of the Assorttier l*re*a eseeullvo staff, who haa fust returned from foreign service assignments spanning the Inst 19 year* of Kuropean his­ tory. The orrompanying article i« the first of two stories summing up his personal Impressions, (Gallagher first went overseas In 1910. arriving lust In time for Ihe fireman invasion of Denmark and Nowiry. Subsequently PALM BEACH. Jan. | l-(ff> )~ R ep . Emanuel Celler (D-NY) sak! he covered the war in the Halkina, captained Al’ frontline teams lo-lty be wj(t tee President Truman about building the Florid* barge in North Africa snd *ut the V-rrtren Front, and organised post­ rtual across the.northern part of the peninsula. war Associated Prew* oper si Ion. Is Germany. II* has fust re­ lumed to New York and summed up his personal impression* In Cellar, clre.inuen ol the Houie judiciary Committee today, istued a two-part series. Tomorrow, he will survey strategic angles of liu* statement rtgatding completion ol the baige canal ttaitrd a« a ship Ihe Kuropean military outlook.) cans I some IS years ago: ereey. D r/ rurgnes likewise "Defense-moMIlMtionhas point­ Bp WR8 GALI.AGIIKR < more econoed up tho need to Implement im­ rw li Ibe operated m mediately plans for two win v- mlrully. NEW YORK. Jan. I f —[fry Rearming Europe today if "During .wo wan ship after fundamentally a question of moral-, c« I gun* and planet. waxw—the St. Lawrence Seaway abh* na* *unk by Nasi sub* and croha* Florid* barge ranal. A large part of Europe hain’t the will rue*, to defend ilielt. “ Both are highly Important and opainting i-ff the Florida east Or. a grand Kale General Dwight D. Kitenliowet is in the potilton of roast. Hallora and merchant —anecessary In peoro as well as war. Benefits are as plain aa a pike men were spray**! by 'n„,Mn*- u football coach trying to Install *, “ wtll to win” In Mb team. poke Jibe* at Stalin privately and staff. In New York, power gun fire fret* there itft *nd die-l iheK'tenhuwer must try to Install wbh Kiitsla never rf'stcd. inters* Is abetted by Governor while trying lo swim m safety. “ will to fight." Without It But they don't see that they Thomas E. Dewey would siphon Lota of wwpertv and precious the United State* can pour arm* e»n do much n!»i:if the cliu.itii.off waters o f the St. Lawrence live* emphasiaoa the .ireo -n build the Into Kuropo fr&m now until except commit eulclie. And this D Valley for hydroelectric purpose* a canal from ocean to golf. "Again wo * shall hoar pip doommley without Ihe ellghtrst more than n figure of epeoeh; I only, but otherwise would dlaknow German* who keep poisons Btesmshlp reoulL regard llw St. Lawrence Canal This colors Urn wav Ihtropean* on hand end swear they will lakn la gatf area* id waterway project. on the Raa*.Wet: conflict them If overrun by the Soviet “ Tho canal across North Flo­ (ho way American-, look at tt. army again. rida from Uw SL Johns Hirer to . aaropenna rw* leas caaiciou* „ JCopeane are am oe From tho Battle to Spain Eutka gulf practically from. Jacknw i *“ A meric or.; <4 the menace «f rape has been ravaged r d Muville to YanbcotovB and V»m:toTte( anrrmRhm. Tin vast me- whit# by recent wore. The tor Jonty o f French, IGermans, Brl rent* of hloodihed touching every tUi, Itallona and other Europeans foml*/ have drained away that naturally Jon- hovo no mar** liking Itan Amert- Intangible rolled morale. They hare es for Communism. that any Soviet atThey dislike the raters, Oviedo C ity Hall Commission Maps Seminole County For *51 BanksShow Large Is D edicated To Program Secondary Roads Deposit Increase W orld War Dead f 79 Morale Is Described As Greatest Need Of Resigned European Nations New York Representative Favors Building Of Florida Barge Canal 3:00 P.M. with Rov. A..dTBeliimU officiating. Burial will follow in Associated Press leased t S tabilized A s Senator H olland Jaycees Are Shown Joel Field T ells F ron Americans Beat F i I m Describing F la n k in g M ove By To Present Bill State Of Oregon Plans Of Kiwanis 20,000 Chinese R eds To End P oll Tax For Coming Year (ft- WASHINGTON, Jan. 11—i,li —The goverameat made it un­ lawful today la hoard napplin •f nalnral and aynthetlc rubber. The National Prodaetinn Auth­ ority (NPA) added rubber and umber of other Items to it* a nun previously published 1 of mi•htMiiiai irrtaia »u b j«i to provisions of the Defence Pro­ duction Act, WASHINGTON, Jan. l l - c P ) a—The Army today roactlvaird twn World War II corps and named two of Ha top combat eaarala to Uka command of geoer them. Ma|. General Withers A. Hur­ ra**, present commander of the Infantry arhool at Port Hen­ ning. (**„ will command the VI corp* at Camp Attrrbury, Ind. MoJ. General Draat K. Moore, now superintendent of tka I Military Academy at Went Point, waa named commander of Iba VII Corps to w reartlrated at Fart Meade, Md. T H I’K S D A Y J A N , 1 1 .1 9 5 1 ssr T fc a S fe a s ™ * A rass Fred W ilso n R e p o rts On K iw anis M eet H eld In L ak elan d Joel Field. |iir>nlrnt of Kiwanu, liptljy outlined the |iit>ttiam of ihe slut* duiini> the (ominu yea* and announced ihr , haimien ap|H,iiilrd to head ihe v.viioik committee*. Fred W11Kill- who recently ,ornplclrd IlK trim at .) lieutenant auteino, ,d Ktw mi, in the dnof appreciation from Richard tt- lucl w whnh Sinloiit k located h ■•mrer, national Jsyree prrsi- lo id o l In* e n |o v m rn l of i h r \ F J o-in, in which Ire thanked lire local ilub for It' lio-pitabty. Mr, w m lfr C o n f e ir e n c e o f the H » ii( ! .i Keinler'a Irttri .tai-d in part: D lt lr u l of k iw a m t In tern ilto n a l “ I thoioughly enjoyed the “ IIIheld J.m . 6 -7 i t tin L a k e la n d T e r ­ vie (Tuli Day* merlin*- and I think the idea of having -is civic race H o te l. L a k e la n d . dot-- partldpatil-u in the meeting lie p o n d e d out lh.it In te rn a tio n a l a very ckerllent one. Ihr mayor’s I're iid e n t D o n M u id m li h a d m ad e presence indicated the ttpe of cooperation you must In- receiving a lin e a d d le * * ru m e rm n it th e fr e e ­ from city official and you arc to dom e n in v r d h ) A m e ric a n * an d he commended on the splendid spirit of cooperation which yon C a n a d ia n * an d d a te d th at M r. M u rd o ch h a d em erged at D r . M u r ­ are maintaining." Mr. Krmlrr *dd",l that he w*« d o ch a lte r re ce iv in g an h o n o r a ry looking forward tu receiving a duplicate of the .Seminole picket degree from I lo u d * S o u lh r in C o l which had Iren iirese.-ted lo him lege al the lunch-on. It was too mii dl. Mr. Wilson predicted that John Kadrr urged every mrm- Karl Lehmann. Tavares, th* new ber of thr club to sUrud Un- governor of the Florida Kiwanis Ladies Appreciation -tight dinner District, will have an out stand ng being held at thr Yacht (Tub Jan. record in this work Mr I ehIt) at 7:16 I*. M. No Thursday mann's talk at the meeting >vns inerting will Ire held neil week, Mr. Kadrr sal-1. A dance will fol­ entitled "Crttlng Didriet Com­ mittee* to Commit." Mr. Lehmann low lire dinner. presided at the general rnnferehre on Munduy. Overtttreet Assigned Kdwsrd F. Lane thankr<l nil of To Tampa Inquiry the KIwardans who vitltrd him <r inqilws-v, aland hit health during TAMPA. Jan. II—(Al—State his recent Illness. P. P. Campbell Attorney Murray W. Overstreet club treasurer was welcomed back has t-ern assigned to a**ist the following art absence due to Ill­ Hillshoruiigh county grand iurv ness. probe -barges made at the KrThe following committee chair­ fnuver committee (rearing here, the men arid committees were «nTampa Tunes reported today The Time* said U had learned nouneed by Mr Field: Harman 1‘.. that Governor Fuller Warren I* Morris, Key Club; II. It. Crumle). preparing orders assigning Over- iloys and (!irls; O. K. Goff, Hoy Kdward tome, Mcrelid street, whose home I* at Ki**im- Scouts; mre and is prosecutor for the ninth Kveuts; Rev. A G. Mctnnis, Un­ derprivileged Children; (.. M. Cirjuilieial circuit. Hex Farrlor, state attorney for nell. Music; Rev. J. K. McKinley. Hillsborough county (13th circuit,i Support of Churches; Kd Field, avknl to tie relieved of the crime Athletics; J It. Root, Vocation Guidance, and Sandy Anderson, probe. Overstreet will come hrre Jan. Agriculture and Conservation. Other commltt*. chairmen nam­ Id and rrmaln until Msr. I. ed were: Clifford McKihtiin. N" iraarlsae* Os t*sa* rarer! ROTARY HAN.M:I> VATIfAN CITY, Jsn. It nV. CAHI’ AI.TIKS — Pope Plus XII ha* forbidden WASHINGTON. Jan. I t —(Ah Catholic clergymen to Join Rotaiy -Tub* or attand their meetings. —Announced American casualties A decree of the Supreme Marred in Korea^ now jotM t-,tlj|. an^inCongregation of the holy office crease of 2.637 over a week ago The nrw total, announced yes­ one of II congregations that terday by the Defense Depart­ govern Catholic Church affairs was published today In the Va­ ment, include* *1,217 killed ill tican newspaper, L'0*«ervator- arijon, 2!»,3ml wounded and 7,l*Mt Itomauo, giving that directive missing. It rc|ire*ent» casualties whoa* The Pope I* the prefect of the next of kin received notification congregation. The decree advised laymen through midnight of last Frida), against Joining Hntarv clubs, but P I T H , I f O PIN IO N did not expresitv forbid them 7.ANKKVILLK, <).. Jan I I —(db from lining so, Vatican source* —The Zans-xville Tirnei-Rignal— said. aril ared Ibal none of Its reoder* had written letter* lo the editor YKLVINOTON HACK Milton Yelvlngton, contractor, on Ihe international siluation— recently returned from Daytona called for expression of public llearh, where he had been living, opinion he other day. Tire answer* filled » page in plan* to renew hi* hull-ling work her. Hi* headquarter* I* at his the Jan 7 Sun-lay Tlmes-Signal home al 1301 Park Avenue, lie anil ren over four columns. The reaction ran thus: I* married, has iwu rhlldrrn and Pro-Hoover pu’ lcy I9„pru-AdIt a memlier of the American mlnislratlon -I, or- the fencs- I. I,eg ion. 100,000 Americans Have Been Hit By Polio During Past Three Years (EDITOR*!! NOTH; To bring our reader* up to dale on the moat recent progress in Ihe fight againM Infantile parslyais. we are publishing a aeries uf four srllrles especially written by Stole Murrh of Dime* Chairman, Or. J. 1f111lw Miller. Thi* I* Ihe second tn the series. By IIILI.IS MILLER Slate Chairman of I9SI March of Dimes In the first in this rent* ot articles, the ditcutiion wat centered around what polio mean* to the people of thr nation and Florida in term* of money. However, thi* doc* not present a true picture of what thr polio scourge really-means, for Ih* human factor In is staffed by only 313 paid em­ ploye** nf whom 139 work in thr volvad must pot be overlooked. Th* fact that over 100.000 fel­ natlumd office, snd lit* In the low Americans have been stricken field. Herr in Florida there are with polio in tha last three year* 2 paid state level personnel with has bean repeated time and time two full time secretaries. again, hut little notice haa been Whrn we tralitr that Dade given to Ihe faet that there are county, for instance, has had 171 over 90,000 Volunteer worker* case* reported through Dae. 9, who are regular, active members of I960, snd Duval, 68, Hills­ nf tha National “Foundation's . borough, 17, and Escambia, 23, 2332 chapter* aarvtiIng ovary we can batter understand tha United Stales countv Irtmcndo-ia work being accom­ and Ita territories. Nor haa tha plished by tbo volunteer ‘,.*rker* 800,000 additional voRmtsora who In Florida’s 37 chapters. carry out th* annual March of Of Inestimable value to the Dimes campal*n bean given much hoipiial staffs, and of cour«« to attention. the uatlenta has bean tho work It Is Interesting to know, I be­ of th* l'ollo Emergency Voluntfeottnoag ms ffoge 1 W n ) lieve, that this vast organisation V\z LONDON, Jan. 11—-,1*v—Itrttain and India hate propu.nl a high-level conference between the Cnilrd Slates and Ked China to divruss a Korean peace, infurn-etl sourer* report­ ed today. Their nuisp had thr Messing* of the 'even olhrr British Co inmnnwralth nation* represented al the Ciniunonwealth premier*1 conference -n der way here. WASHINGTON. Jan. I l - . l t —The l.'nilrd Slate* his told Britain that Amrrlran troop* will fight on in Korea and that specifically Ihe) and tilled tl. V forces wII make ever) ef­ fort tu rstahish s defense pi mi lion on Ihe peninsula. D. S. government official* summed up the official attitude 1**1 night a* unchanged. There will Ire no "vo'.untar) with­ drawal and American forces will fight on a* long a* po**itit.. TOKYO, Fthliy, Jan. 12— ('79 American .Second Divition Ironpr ding ituldxiiiily lad night to a valient one and one-half mil.** toulh of Wonju on the critical ernt*al Korran front, hut two Ko­ rean Red divisions were attrmpling a flanking move ffom the north and rati, A *|tokevman with thr American* who were holdrred by French and Dutch Iiooim, idrniiiied the Red* as alrsiut 20.000 inrn of the North Korran Sixth and I ruth Divition*. lire crruoithip withheld further detail* uf thi* action, which wat reported l>y Al* ciiirrqiondent Wil­ liam C. Barnard in a dispatch tim­ ed al 10 J*. M, Tltunday (H A. M I hunday. EST) and lecrneJ in lokyo early Friday. A Second Division i|Kikr*man alio raid a Red forse wat I-eaten hack wilh 200 In 300 caiu.vllirt whrn it tried lo rncnclr a Second Divition unit fivr mile* In lire 41'*wilmre* sis **aae lUabri iMorale P rob lem A t U. O f F. Ih (ir o w in g GA1NK8VILLI:. Jan. II -tdb— tbiiverslty of Florida President J. IIIIlit Miller tudav called n *p<vlal campus-wide comvoealfon f-r next Monday to diacus* the impact of tire international crisis on individ­ ual rtu-Unt morale. In announcing the call, univer* %.tv ufrtc-Ul« said:' --With Ihe draft making greater inroad* than ever in the male entollment nnd will- many non stu­ dents caught In the dilemma a* to whether they should continue their studirs or not, the nrrj for such a campus-wide diicussion of the pressing problem was pointed up graphically in Ihe past week. "Ouring these remaining -lays of the first semester when ap­ proaching eliminations usually hold the attention of all students, faculty mamber* and fraternity leaders have reported that large number* of draft ago student* nre forsaking th*lr studle*. They «co worried about the proipecta cf if call to active duty amt the morale problem ha* become more acute with the paislng of the days." CARRIER RECOMMISSIONED BOSTON, Jan. II Mb—The U. H. S. Kola Gulf, first of » Meet of 21 escort carrier* at lloston to be taken out nf "mothballs” since the I'reiident declared ail emergency, will he recommissioned about Feb. 15, the Navy announc­ ed today. After World War II service in In the Pacific, the Kula Gulf lolned big “ mothball” fleet at ilontnn tn 1917. RAISE CLEVELAND, Jsn. l l - W I — l.arry Doby, Clavaland’s slugging renterflsldsr, has signed a 1051 contract that calls for a "handeome increase”, the Indians an­ nounced today. Dnhy, first Negro ever tu weer an American League uniform, will he drawing a salary thi* year close to 9.10,000. source* close to the baseball team tay. The* Weather JACKSONVILLE, Jan. t l —<<P' Atlanta Boston Brownsville Chicago Denver Dea Moines Fresno New York Winnipeg Apalachicola Ocala Airport Pensacola West Pols Reach �1 T H E SA N FO RD H E R A L D , S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A TH U R SD A Y Nlghl C.olf Touni'cy Is Piaiiiu’d _ ■■ * In - California 1* fumiihinf the lighting faellltei. of hit own detlgn. He hi* ■ portjlJr power plant on wheel* which provide! a powerful saarrhlieht Hirknry Sweet DR. C. L. PERSONS Ml. Vermont «T0»O Optawrlrkt BYES EXAMINED CLASSES FITTED Quunttfy H! iMj Pomrvad IK fi. I'alaietln Are. “l it t l e m sal e " x Freeh Mains ». 4?c A \ C-r^ZS ) Shoulders u> 46c Pork Sausege u 39cRibs u. 49c "/hPi sUmMc Canned’ Cooked! I' '*-1b Cant Boston Butt Style Pink K n n st m n nm two* umo ii». FVrk Necklunet or Pif Sunny land Sklnle » 11> •h Pig Wieners IL. Feet H*. HRi lb. 1™ lb o f c M iio tM u m m c m Ide lnw _ Picnics l it . S u g a r .C u r e .; It e on SqUi,i*cs CSH'e m m aooo’ •*e«d o , i()M 4 » r J.y . Z n i" W " M ,lw Ml re, r - : o m e r « ’ C o rn e r ^ ' " - vftrri MiM * i *mo irt n m i - w t rtmxn MiHD-oniy ' A era .......... "■"ugh mi tto t i f m i ih /d m v t tvto u M iin u w n n t m m tM u tto O w e t n w w o m ir tM iN i k HSUCuOtCl Of Amin Cttl MMf* VI1 x - y Ifftltlr I hr men and wnmrn id A*P are proud ol their re|iiiUlinn for eBteirncy. In your A *P everything it *ei up In tnrs you ihnpplng Ume Z'1 ‘Vh fr*»»lcr « ' Z Z ,|,p % £ *n ' S»<mired m' * « r tmivcxcmrtpou! 1 .............. ; , / > ' » • HOMMPte1 mm i< * <iypw<rr, w a a n a __ _ Manly, Cliu'k and effort. In all our opertlinnt — in the ■tare anrl behind the trrnrt — we w ild hard In rut nut wa*|e motion in order In wire you money. nw.cmetuntmua Dtuc/esi cntsttii m w rier in ret nrw’/MMttu n eti'm ern f run Rotating ,*il n[ M Baking |b.u57p Stbed Bacon All lined Ur and Frr*h Standard *.ifl lb. 49c Sliced Macon Sn^rbrMd 0oIw «4-I r Qoirturi Hulrh Frnren Dreued A lb a* a Tew PcachcH TASTE O* SEA FILLETS Froion. Grad* A famous, lb. 15c ' * H t r ' * 'r ."Huger-BIgM" Kanry-1 Drtiiad. Drawn. Quhk- ¥n ran isxttJtr W e ste rn T -H IV P o r k 1/iin R o a st llnnla Veliot M M W ta lH fliW - m t h r m tu K itu z t IT M E A T S ’T t u p y r - K i l h r CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPARTM ENT AtP Food State* 4M U tlt t n t Atanue NwaVotk IT. N. V. ,j. c* tote hub wtt rwr m m tm u tn m t It there anything you would •uggrat we do in your A *P to terve you more eftrimtly tnd econnmtrallyf Pirate write: laim ift 2 Turkeys lfi-21) ih. aVtf. lb. l>5c I I I h 1 1 lunge llcadlrw IHtaa Pork & Means lb. 65c Shrimp Sunny field t|uIrk Preren Flllel* Pancake Flour Red Perch lb. 35c Ann Page Prepared Spaghetti DRJCtOUS—KONOMICAl—OH SO CAST TO FIX W'lnrsap of lleliru u * Apples Stltcltd SSABROOK Site Idaho Baking Potatoes lb. 5c Aon Page Tomato Soup I Ik eta Fresh Cranberries. , 15c * * * N W T < * F * ffK H C\ Fresh Whit# Ann Page Uimun Htim Preserves I lb. Jar 2U* 0 REEN Cauliflower hd. 29c Potatoes 10 lb. bag 20c M Oranges 5 lb. bag k :mop» B C i f D U t A N ft Boned CHICKEN 21c nJ EN G LIS H ****** (•nod Jutry b l a c k e v e Otlbtevt tn londwlxhtr. loltift. ataia diihei No. 2 can Apple Sauce I 5c Prunes ' No. 2 can Libbyn Polled Meal Ubbyn R rtf Htaw Vienna Hatmage !,* | lb. ran 48c pt. 35c 49t BAMAKO IN FB)(|T9 I VE«ITABLESt 48c VnrV Trim* <».• W'Kewp APPLES . |}c 15c . Calif Med Fir.pantr HEINZ tJieen Tui l.lbbya 4 m . ran S ir Corned Reef llaah Lthbya 1 Ih. tao 4tc Valatollva r t f . bar 9r CaahnMra Moaquat W W V O U R CH CU CS! 2 lb. cln. Fresh Mushrooms A S P All (irten Asparagus TOMATO r t f . bar 2 for IBr TnL'at HukN Ortagon 07c "fF tr U n * . la ria p b f . SOe Me%h Idaho Baking gVigi-jigg Maple Syrup Uou* bM. 26c v eo h asu .: SUNLIGHT' ‘;'BEECHNUT Deodorant Soap *’ ; ■ H m b VJ.--’■ J r.-v-yt -iiKSfc 11, BACON * -■ --- I ON'C BEACH. Calif.. Jan. 1 0 t/Pi—Now we have a night golf trurnmrnl' U't a nine-hole medal play •tuntt, with a 11.non prite, to lx run neat Titieday night on the Jakrwr>n<| course a* a preliminary to the-t ICM*0ti Lakewood Park in. vitational Tourney loginning two dun later. IJoyd Mangrum. winner of the F-O’ Angles o|Xn klnm.ay; the run. *er aj>. Krury iUnanm; Jim frrrier and Jark lliirk are scheduled JA N . ** 1 Vo*j CanYOtdta Wrong witb 1951 �0 it . ; : ;; THE SANFORD HERALD. T R U H S D A Y JA N . II N. Y. Ki'pri'scntalivt* * huruiwun Morulc r »MW* *»■***■ Hr* I delusions of grandeur an h. Mla amt'a port potential*. "F'rmnkly. ^ho Florida rsnst need nut militate again*! the port elalma of Miami. TltU r n « v Florida ttalrl bill. Ill,((lit Wi-ti increase rhlpinrntn ni d Iwiinru auuth to Miami along tin- Intfhcoastal waterway. "Al " tilru-. h.itwire made Ih claim that aalt water nf Ih, raital might »eep through anil and spoil adjoining fault landi. I Ini. I* no auli'tanrr w lia lw u t In > thla claim. Agtnnomi t mxl .nil ' (M IK Itllloilill' will f**H ynl| ,nr|| atgtlMKnt l» jtir.t eyrwaali m l ng amarutr. “ .Many |uraidt'ltte from \nli. a J»> kmn down In I rnuklin 11 ■ k.aovn ll on*i lilt, i > Tinmen mi viK-aled a Florid* rmnl The hargr ranal h»» alrtady h.'en approved by Congo - It « » stnrttsl ai> n deep w ,iet hip rntial by h'rmiMih H. Bowwi lt at a make work project under the . WPA hut only n i>mill ptutmn 1 wns built Mid thru the p r.j'it was ■tilled. "I (mil a .k I'reahlenl Truman In giv< It n real lug pu- h Avatiredly In nny inriflirt '-ulh Kiiu.in. her I.WKI nntl'l would altempl tn tanl nur • I Mir rkr.nl .bile. .»»•»»„ nhuir* I|». 1 In rtda C O * would l«- like tlliiig ducks. "Failure In hulltl ilo- I lorr lu canal now would le a dr,till ernlWiee lo llinii aii.l of nur hi 'That •' ton horrible In ,nn lemplale The I'mtiin.'f nut. if the li. H Atmy,. tala *1 In the r.ritr 'Il'Jtliee. kaa neeally le rointncmlrd mi.Jru. linn rtf Ibtm a « Ktmi'la hnr»;e 'taltrwrv "llad thla waterwwv Iran l.uili during lire lari win there would have treen nn tietrnlnim •h'.ilnee and crisis in our rtnmlry. Millions of gnllmis nf plr.l.n. oil 'viiuhl have lieen anved. During any fuiiiir war A-bomh., if not ll-lmnihi, will Im> dropped on nur rltirt with ennsi-iiurnt tlratrurlhht of mil nod highwttv tenter. We ahull need every uddillonai tnenn- nf frnnsjirrrtstion of rsenflal war rn•,IerlnI "A rntutl aero., t li« Fieri,la peninsula would rrtnnepf up with Itilnnd tanals, runniop alone nur mast from Tesa. to Mew York Kspensr of rob"true!Ion, I am Inld, would I..- itla.nl ysl.oiyiisin ju s r M t m o u s m■ H Milner* * fVM pa(, nan lack must he met in the heart uf Europe. Whether the attack ii hr Id or not they know their homes will !«• devastated ny battle anf, Iwmblngs. They and their aont and daughtiTr will die by the wmushndv , Ity expttience they know that there ar. nn winner* in war. Kf,en it they ait- on the winning side they know they will be too pros­ trate In enjoy it. They Mill bcliev* in freedom anil wish with all their hearts they run keep it hut have diffi­ culty convincing tlumselvrs they can do it They want tn slop the Russians but without "morale" the dsngrrs ami artifices of teurming seem wii.-.i. it l j.i n.utlt In beat. -----Thcr> ate scores of other far lot* complicating the rearming of Europe, tint most of lliciii woul i fade if thy morale piohlnn wen* jcttlcd. This is Eisrtdmwrr'a lug task. Tank' and guns ate no good un­ less the soldier* and peoples l«r* hirnl them have the will tn fight ami me them. There ate rim plloni, of course, among llm Flu, opr an nations, liront lliitam rail he counted o.t to fight htavely, as she has In the on 1 llrlliih and American atmy cooperation in Germany is wholehearted and unstinting on either nide. Some of the smallrt i ountrirv like the Norwegians al . .ire p i.pared tn stand and fight. I ’of..tinnately they air not ■tiling enough In tip the scale, in Ibe West’ s favor. fitful Imtain Is fi.,fe| to di­ vide her might aiming sea, air and land fulcra. She cannot make a large enough land rontiihutiou on the continent lo deter the Hu.-.:,ian, even with American and .mull country aid. Kiirupcjui defense depends pri inuiily on France amt German) and in a lesser extent oh Italy. These an- the only nations with the manpower and the strategic position umong the Atlantic Fact row ers In make a *licers still de. feiw.. „ f the continent possible. France is depended upon under the Atlantic Fact program to supply the hulk of the ground feirrs needed in Europe. Franer beaten in O.e war of l*7n She was virtually Iwalrti and hied white lu the 1PII-IDIR war In IPIU she was overrun in six werks snd pill up a iesislai.ee that at la-st must be described ns feeble. Four years uf inuralasapping nrnipatinii followed. The^e sears cannot Is removed uvemigkt and they arc still visi­ ble today. French morala is per­ haps the lowest In Kiiro|>c wn* It comes lo again rearming to the hilt and making a firm sUuul against the Kuvslaiis. Fruiter’s iHi.itloo is fuithcr eompltcateil by having (It a weak, divided government which Is xcJdom ablr to bold power more tUfn a few months and (l| u d «stimated million roinniniitsta ommunl rnrj— a -mall cost when eon,pared with the saving of Ufa and ttes-otr, made possible by Ha Build­ ing. "The Frcidcol’s waler cevogwat commisvmtt lias a ked thrt »1l navigable water rosoURCl ba developed to Ihe fullest extent. "F'lirthermore, Florida ranal roubl readily lie roordinated for defense with the Fanama Canal. ’’ Well, what are we walling for? Iwt’a go ahead with both the Florida Iwrge canal and K*. latwrri.er .Seaway." fe ll.i and hla wife are vacsHoning here. liTgtil Notice f better vs. |sl.vr aiM trt otstrirt a ., a Hur on i or ( o r t n t u A on Tirr. sA v roa n t n is t ic x t n o s t t r i x k o r i i m n o r t m i D u i x t r u it a t h o r r u n t n u . .it m u clo u o r sn m ;s*> oh n r.tr n o t is mu r r i m liitn o ih s c i r o x i c to call Mane ny w h o for them A “ little’* tentmmg would pro­ vide ho defense and only leave them at the merry of ibe Ru»siart* a* an ‘‘enemy," should the Sovirts attack. They also know any attack would begin in On middle of Germ my and devastate a country ju*t now getting bark on Its feet. There t* no doubt a vote now for trunning would be over­ whelmingly defeated if Ihe Wett German* were |xdlrd. West German politicians are tiding this anti-rearming tide in gain cone,Minns from the We:I r.vcn if they gut all the roll cession* they ate asking it i doubtful if they could pull tin voter* over on their side and convince them they must anti. .Should tile tVr»| brew*' stronger, offering *umc i Don against the thleat of attiici anil lioubl Ibe W< it Gtrmans feel thentaelve* eipial partner* nf Uu Western nation*, they might vuE tu o iiiii. Nn one ran say for sure thi* doe riot mean the Gri man* would favor the Russian* With ml lions of dead and hun died* of thousand' of brothers, sons and daughter* having di al' prated Into Ru«*in ■* prisoner*, life I i, roviu* bale Ibe Soviets. Il i* axiomatic tint the closet the European* at, to the |{os aiaiu, the R'.nrc It.. dl.Iik, than Germans »av if the West trail, , wnnl.t some one tn fight tbi Soviets they vlmuld recruit Enrit ern German* who live omict Soviet rule II i. turn that WfM llerlln, which i« rompletwly Mlt rounded by Ihe Soviet armv, I Ihe 100*1 helligrrrnt and out *|xikeri sgainst Ibe in The German* like the n-vt of the continent must be convinced lhal whal Ibrv have I* worth fielding foi ami if they ptrpaic to fight they have * chance of winning without heirg wiped out in the prior-*. Drnl'r tim e cumliti.in* it i well not lo lx- milled or interpret some European political .(Me menl* a* apperi -emeu l „f colt a horatlon with f'otnmunitm >r just silly uujuilifird optimism. It Is probable the penker doe not trally believe what he 1* saying hut I* like .tin- , m,|| |„,v whistling In the g.ave vaid. li, hope* for the best tun fear* Hie wolilt. K iw a n is C lu b Bennett Declares Poll Proves U. S. Is N o t Isolationist WASHINGTON. Jan 11—rdb— Rep. Bennett ID-Fiat says the American people sre opposed to iiolatlonism—and he ha* the re­ sult* nf a iim.-tiuntiaite to back up his belief. "The result* rhow,” he said, "that a lot of talk on the streets 100,000 S trick e n Kit far son’s old home is owned by the Masonic order and operated ll'ontinurd itnm P '* r line) *• a public museum at Taos. New leer i These volunteer., for the M< xico. ioo*t 0* 1* are housewives wh.r in t.. ,«n at les*t k’t* hours of 1**iung nr <ating for polio paUeiit*. They m i form a myriad uf S ta tem en t o f C o n d itio n leal ' -e* to patients, lhu> ttlirvlng busy nur*cs for the more demanding a'peet.* of of patient rare. The Dade county chapter bn* treliied numerous volunteer*, while in almost every area in the 'late from Fernanda to Krv Wert, volunteer walkers have given general! Iv of their time o f S e m in o le C o u n ty and rfforts in Ixdialf of the fight ngaiii:.t polio The National Foundation for Alter Ihe flim e nf lltiMness Infantile Far*tv*i*. is iu tart, a volunteer organirstion. It i» e,in­ Decenther 31, 1950 ducted on every esirntial level hv unpaid workers, whose effort*, lion. ami reward go uniting. i.iAim.hies A SSETS Without the*e volunteer worker* there would lx* no Nitimial Fnun Savings tt Inve-dm'at VtcounU 51.722.527.90 ♦I.TWbtkl.l W datlon. Eat’* of the pntieut nngii: First Mortage Loanwell he a i.it-and-mis* pro|H>*l!22.Ct tlon, resulting an Inliurnau I7.HI2 11 Loan* on ciaviug* Accounts ixnrntage of lifelong cripple* lOPi' l to wtiirh charnel eriied the pte27.500 00 Federal Home Loan Hank Stock f.umdat ion iln):. tx>fore 1P38. Id2.55l.27 and l?lullvi ini I’ rofit 1 There 'votdd tie no research pro­ Dt5.JFJ.7t Cash on Hand A In linnks gram and a nationwide educslioual program would not exist. 15.S 10 on frill,ItOil ml tiffin' Building Federal IniuroncMany hundred* of fellow Flo. tuhan, can wait and earn their 1l,d|H.!it l,!S fU ! Furniture, Ei pi ip incut ('ontlnglienriei living today tx*rnii*e other hun­ dred* of volunteer Floridian* |fi2,P04l.(Ki II. S. Government Hon I, I'mllvidcl I’rofit* IOJ32A1 have contributed their »ervtce* to Ihe f isct*i against infaidile laraly|l,81tt,!rt5.lb TOTAL ASSETS fl.8Di.llt5.lB »i*. Tlie*e workers ate the "hu­ Al. UAIIll.lTIES man fartor*” in a great fight—u fight in which I hope every Signed: Rtmnmonil Chapmnn Serrelnry Floridlnn will join hands to the end that “ thiv mutt inddhiu* ill*en*e known to man" can he ban­ ished First Federal Savings & Loan Association Housework Easy Without NaggingBackache ii 'm IIm ,* e ,» n r*»« . nav| tlon.i1 Defense; J. M. Stlm-riphei. Kiwsmi Fxilira lion. I. ii fjsjl, wav. ID-torian; Msimu liattna' Fllblirily; F’re«l tVil*on, luterrlub Vfd'ts y AihcfL fi il -#s •! **f». Frlaltnn*: E II. Lanry, Moinb- i f<»LW*tvn rw n |J# lR 1ft k r h r l i f lw>* « f •hip: A- l» Collim. Frogrnm*; C^l 1 V*p mmi ffifiifT, hr«4»flw* •r«! t* ih p t jf n f o il o S. G. ilaiTiinaii. Reeeptinn; A* itfifl t p iffte f I *»w*r »Itl» if P | f f * d H -iftfF ftin rii 1*1 i t i f t f i i v f >mj thur J. Greer, llotue t’ommDte d a 1* M ' t i l ’ T l o f * J r b f ‘ * l ‘ F ) ft F lW A r i i l t l l f M amt M R. .Strickland. AID miauf B fft i i l i t i , m r r t tf(timvft tit rt|tp « > ifr tin «hl | A ltriit 111 tft#r |fTii | l i <Mi> if i f til raW Cummittre1 «i| am t# * 4 l* t mm. f t i a * ffMltDfi «fr i t i f M t tine,tv inlnxlu'etl wet* Ta|k •if 'fttsittPTIt IP * r t f * * : f M l 't IW f M f w f i H w r f l (if »l « M #hvmJI* iturgesi, Mt. fmraj Alien Heu*| IWlt Mtwi fwi Tr? |to*o» mUJ nf the Key Club; Randolph k; 4it«if«flL*', f **-*1 1 re<•#-**(nfly l>« m illio n s f f t • *<l 1 W Ml# » fitn 4* h > n o lM « s * « f4 is Decker of Elmira, N. Y , and 1?, Ini* !+J 11let Ilf**"* «!*« 11 Tierker of IVirtlnnd, Main*, D. it*i I l l ' I" 1 I f m iL* ** h'flfi J. Hrotl, Altamonte Sptlng >, 1r.11 *h» I l Miit*'* *tf i b lf p f libi*« i M fitiwta welcomed bark a* a mend* r >*f (f »Mti n u t «s ax 4e . f*#l 11 wtt * f i l l * |«wl*f ( the r1uL> IHWII, i* I rll»<l klJln On»rian>i ftn> lii-llhc 'arln t'l (>ean«|ta of s t a t e r a n * p i l ll l r a l a 'lM ie la n t t t O th e r >lr{„. Mw r o n i l m u am i ca a h lrr'e t k e r k a . a ir I t -tai nr.i ■ i r . it n Other HahltOTaa H wrrnuni lor preferred atoekt WT’OrHTH A /u O V Cold Tablet! RfLILVE COLD MUCHYI ll.t II.IM II I.M IM Itl sj.stk «i f •* *f i**»iMt•<M*|«kvs •*JH i iia .t J l.s t ».»*« a* M tklM is lf.ltt.SI Ftnmpl lirslmrnt with tried snd proven koms rrnmllr* often lessens the severity snd «hi-rtrn* Ihe diiiallun uf rolil* and seasonal ills. So he prepared fur the "I old Wealher” you fare rvery day. Slap at Tourhton's Drug Store fur dependable i|U*llly br.'llh nerd* *1 the l«*r,l possible price*. 1100 Tunsy-wlnd St Weather Lotion Suffering Aches and Pains Dueto Lackof VitaminsB>,Bi, Iron andNiacin R D. 1, OM« “I hsvt t » n wondriful product. I tin vevenly-flvr novitif «rh** fur ■ 7»»'» of •(. and far root* setivn lima, snd I did than Ih* svettga man. and IraI mie •rarythmi | lain, id I* heto withn-n w w t i So I look thrss h-dtlas of TfADACOL. I «ur* feel g-rH now. I couldn't liardly do mr hmiMwnrk belnre. hoi now I c*n get mr work don* food. |wet.t »nd (o< m il Job at th* taotiery e.vd res by don't feel tired at the end of lb" day I ran tlrap good at night now. Think« > LsItUng hai l»an in public • million for HADACOL. I wouldn't Srnator h* without It t »m 'hl.t/ lwo yv*r* Ilf* "nee ha waa oulta • young man and ha haa slavtyt advnraiH th* r$\u1 of Ih* opprraird and Ihe dm lm M tn It waa h* who Introduetd Ih* law In IxviUuna Ilia' »v,r..»r I'*** mar* dmetv.ng man and II ‘-*1 HJ1 woman In lyntWana a p*tumo of IVton. |t waa ha who Intmdurad lit* law treating lha Mlki of S»rv iOACOI, Ira t’ammlvalnnar. lha dullra nf whkh oftlra to la raa that arar/ Hraarvtng ai-hoMlee and valetan reratv.'i HU luat lean t from |h» federal and Mala florarnmanl. H waa ha who haa consistently fnughi lha hallla nf th* arhool tsachen In Ikr halla nf lha laglalalurai h* wnrkrd untiringly for lha fanner* and the laboring man tn view of tha fart that thla man ho* worked an untiringly for your ran.I and In your behalf, don't you brlter* that II waa reaaonahla in amum* that Hi hla untiring efforts ha would somsdiy fhid aomnhlng lo anlit too hathfea rendering gorfTr-’TO'il aaalafanra Tha word “HAOACOf." hsl ba rum* a by.word throughout Ihir Mallow Rand the taaOma ilaU or, thla page, Aah ynur frtenda who have taken HAOACOf, the hened" lh»r bar* rerelred frnan It. fkm't hesitate Plane jrour travMsrvre in H a t*' i K B u k i:. jj Today's Great Hope fo r I hose Pure. Safe. In J I BAYER ASPIRIN tW i»" ANAHIST Anlihiilamino ft, RELIEVE COLO IVMEtOMI QUICKtV 40 lolllali PERTUSSIN FOR GOUGHS Out II I h*d not herd *tnut IIADACOL l e fiuld no, «l Iecu sbte lu KLEENEX 100 >0f T, sm o o im *(hl«,e tbe thlU(V I h«ve dwie ttnre HSSUIS ■ itln , il I w ill * lw iv , prsts* yuur w ondriftil J I A O A C O L ” Senator Dudley J . LeBlanc, the M an Responsible forTodny’s Great HADACOL n n * :. AirrTti about isolationism shouldn't be taken a* a conclusion that every­ body wants to withdraw to Amer­ ican shores." Bennett wrote out Ih nuestinns which were. pu6luhed tn two daily and t.T weektv newipapers in hi* second district of Florida. He says lie believes hi* dl-trict I* n re­ presentative one since it inc'udes the metropolitan urea of Jackson­ ville and Duval county and 15 vmaller counties The returns, he told a reporter, "miriiherod In the hundred*.’’ The district contain* some .V'd.OOO peo­ ple. Why Sftttk for Symptomatic Roliof *Rood How Just a Few of Thousands Ham RoRtvod tho Causa of Such Dofkfonces with Hadacoll t n d m o u e x o r rni: c c g > g m , rxm .n s r .r n c i m i, r. a. n r m e n i t m m A ssam Cash. Fslshct- wltl. otbsr btnks. :a:lndlnt rstsrve _ balsRct. and rash ll»m» in rrncsss ef eollsrtlaa fallen Slat** Ooverrrmsat sblifstloat. direct * and tuaraMstf) _ .. _ nhllaatlflna of |1<*|N aad sullllcal sslMlIvltloits t*h*i l.ondt nolis- and d*h*ntsres t’oritorst* llm ), na*loain« I*,*)* an elmh nf K olm l Itr.ow t. ml I I waps and dl, '.stir ili.dudlet IS'noe nveritraftal llank itoinli'i o-vnt'l Iln.TSIST, furniture and llltllies It*. *11 tv I llank itremlces owned aia tub|»c| in |>,'ons liana not asaumsd br hank I tnbsr a,.,is in Ihe country, III rolitrant lo the other political parlies the French Cummuniata are a hard disciplined core. They are ruthless. In a crisis they probably could seriously cripple any war effort with sabotage, resistance, strikes snd avert sets. Just how large an infiltration the Communist-, have in the French aimml force, remains to be seen. F'or the moment there ate not many armed force* to count. t The Flench have three division* in their army o f occupation hot only a fraction- of these are ready to fight. Their present re­ serves in France proper are neg­ ligible and poorly eipuppcd. The professional t.rait .if the urtny i* fighting in Indorbiiia . ml rnnnot be counted on foe Kilt open li de. tense. Frnnm has plans lo raise* an army of nearly a million in the next Iwo or three years. Even if the West ha* this long, the nues tinn remains: will tnes* force* have the will to fight? Italy is in i, .iniliar i^isUiuu Dlltinw tlu i,,sl war the morale of the Dalian soldier wn- notor­ iously laid under Fascism. No one knows whet h o it uould lx- any better under Democracy. There Is no doubt the 11si mu Orople arc war wraiy and pobtonlly rynical Although the government U stabls there I* n luigr and vigor­ ous Italian C* niimihut Fnrty which ba* proven its ability It, torture the country with disaliiing strike, when op|»>rtunity offers. A* an ex-enemy nation. Italy also l,«» Ixvn inigely disarmed and il will take lime and money to |,build b n aimed forces. Western Germany with il* 4* million |xople atul laigr re ervolr of trained soldiers i* eyed en­ viously by military men. I have been asked freipiently "I* it true the fir iman* irullv do not want to fight or sre they Jit't trying to gri some com es•ion*?’' After fighting the German* in two world .<iid having a terrible lime in beating them, Western nation* find it iliffiriil' It believe the Germans really don’t want to go bark Into uni­ form again. Hut Ihe fart is the people a* such da not. Those particulaily between tile age* of k'i| amt I" have had a stomach full of war There is searrrly a family the', ha* not Inst at least two close relatives in Ihe last war. Virtual­ ly all have lost their homes, their money atul their security. On top of This they are an oc­ cupied country. treated a' .second tie** rilitcns, ami largely through French fears they are Iwlng a*kod to rearm s* second clast soldier* —pawn* of nations Ihxl defeated them. The German* are also military rtalist*. They know Ilie sad state of We Urn defenses in Eur“ i>c romp*red lo Ihe six .Soviet armlet that rattle Iheir tank* <n the middle of Germany along the occupation tx>rder. T h e know that there fx no sitch thing as u "little" rearming orb as ihe Atantic Fact ha* thus far proposed FACE THREE S \N F(lR i> , m m i D A l.fntrrlnr. 7 or................... ...... 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I.arh at fheae akllla depeaS agas lha •theta, aa< lahea tagether Iher a ll aa <• the aaraictae lhal "III aaeaS rear relara la saaO health. c x a t l TOII AN DFFIND ON ANj DOUG I’ ROBlKI HOPS SHAKE Oft COLDS SCOTT’S OS EMULSION DRUGS IMA1 filAHi I HI NAMl *f7 A U ■ ■ ■■■ i r o » i ^ e r * .v*i 1 �p *v THURSDAY JAN. 11, 1981 fife 'Sanford Herald nnl.t. v.vti t. tir.sn ***»Y(*C .WellaMll I n j i j H a a s e * I It / , » l. L s s l s X S s if e r a lS Is ■ mtmtur „ r ie» A - m i I n .- S I' i n s m U . 1 I s r s t i U t S MSHitslr ,te ra* »»» i»» reaasttr s l t s s H a l l Ik e I west M S , j i l s i r S la Ibis s r n ,M S » - SC t n s i S I,|H ilr ln . »*U »< all THURSDAY^ JAN'7 II, lu ll TODAY’S BIBLE VKK8F. lie la not si all dlfflrult lo find. The Christ aplril penaclrs the whale universe and muy be in uur very hearts. We have fuund the Ifessias, whlrh Is being interpreted Christ -Jn. 1:41, Du you know where llir wind "a t x t " cuincs Iron,? Ji U up of llie lust letter id the (uur piui ups I |Hunts irl the lumps*i, noilh, ea H>ulh. There tin* reunuiiH Ip wish lhat the apretuUnfr public de­ bitte <»n foreign policy might have, lawn avoldesl. Thu airing of wide differences on thin all-important matter, at thla particular rime, may add to the uncertainty felt in friendly capltala an to what our Intentiona are and how rar we may Ik* relied on to pursue n hanl and dangerous course in the present world crisis. It gives the other side a better chance to measure our preparations and estimate our future plans. It muy seem to weaken us at home with confusion and dis­ agreement. Yel the public discussion is Isjth inevitable and in­ dispensable. When the course of the nation lies so perilously clow to world war, it in necessary that tho people make eertniu fundamental choices us to whether we are willing to go into a world war. fo,- what objectives we are willing tii risk war, and what price we are willing to pay for further attempts to secure pence. These are choices which should not Is- mnde by the White House or the State Department, nor even by the Congress, without reference to the people. The outpouring .*' -rltical attacks by notable public figures I k a symptom o f public ulurm over the fact that we we have traveled so far along a dangerous path without full ex itmutation und deer choice by the representatives of tho l*eopie. l o go further without this examination would only increase the jterils of uncertainty. Now that the discussion has Iwgun, it is beat to have it out thoroughly. No single idea should Ik* accepted as the ultimate wisdom, none should be cast aside as not worth notice. By carefully testing all of the criticism, and all of the proposals, we hIiouM Ik* able to arrive at a course which includes the Is-st of the uvnilubie wisdom, and which repmwnts the wish and willingness o f the |>oople and there­ fore U’-ll haVe the unreserved sunonrt ol the m-onle. •Ion'I know wbrtbre tlinr arr * r } rent the ojipoaitu in-inciplc of control ia uaed^ jihd ohemlc fi«l known in lw> harmful itrt presumed aho he tlanRi'rotts. . * ' . », The Ilouae Committee la nut yet ready to conclude U new leylalution ahould go thia far. hut irattta to conUi further heoringa. Theae will be obaorvicj'lwlth Intertat. flwt report haa boen enough; to atfr ’( Icide the jnntter until the doubta are Another •nterev^l£y L u Itining to Sundsy’/ ' B s l guito ac­ ute changoa are made In the lawa. / ddcnl belatedly ne m >yt* wc p.’ csuiue llteie «.«• U win a simple mailer [or llirq^Ao newt stories about AmcfjaiTn far the diilincl putiiajfi^f the enemy. and Jake fnfel He look sJtstp’ istor Utlli Sena­ tor Taft (R.-OIuti) and qiltrrs who Indeed. it it my underilanding that Adminii* Milan leaden plan lo do so.*' Connally*i remarks were in a tprtcli pirpaird for Senate del.very. In arguing Ur bold action, lie said; , . . . The boys la Koras had their Christmas treoa In spite of tho re­ verses that were being suffered list month. Proving that whara there’s a will thare’a a way. Orla L. Ruhlow of tho U. 8. hospital s h ip “ Constellation", recently wrote hla wife, the former Mis* leitrslne Prescott of Sanford, how tfi*r made a Christmas tree. •We (the craw in the operating rtmmi made our own Christmas tret . At least It will look liko Chiistmas," he Insisted. “ We took a broom stick, used a born- drill and drilled ft full o f bulge- Then cut and straightened cost Bahgers and put them in the holes, and rut their length to con­ form with tha lengths of a real tree- We then wrapped the hangers with a rubber surgical tape. Then we took paper crumpled It and sm-othed It out and cut it Into airings after spraying it with green dyo and wrapped these on the hangers for leaves. Then we took cotton balls wo uge in brain aurgery and made a rope and draped Oils on It. We got spirals of brass turnings from lb* lathe in the machine shop and hung these on there. Then we took em­ pty rurrari, sodium pentothai, Hextense. Fibrin foam a*:d ol! kind; of intravelnous solution bottles and uge<! methyl blue, fuesln and varIdu* otner medicinal dyea, and cm- PSirtlripaHon in the- defense of that area even though. I f figs the a pnasi, at being ectuiomicsl." We heartily appime thr arlion ol the Far Pattern command in tm (Kinnt centonhip regulations on all newi|M|iei cnrretpnndenls ing from Korea. A« in moMi'dlirt lines of arlivity, tliere at/ all kind* of profile in this rr|x>rting racket. Some of ihem are good and some of them are bad. Alto some of them are American, and some nf them rvprescnt foilin';nations We , on the question of sending U. S. troops to Europe. The Texas Democrat, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, declared at the same time lhat the United Stairs must join its western European Allies irt a swift rlfo rlt to build up strength to xJetr/ SuvieSSggirsiion. Soldiers In Korea Create Christmas Tree Despite War “ We ran not S S t lp jjf lt e n t e r t a in f ille d ,) ' h a lf h e a r t e d policy of,,lift(Ui 4 m ii nrtie’ ol the nation’s an­ imus, hai s-oucLup a uumuer u( people are apt to be killed and the accident is sure to mike the nrw paper headlines. However, ihe pr transport recordt for Uil yen reveiled lhat nearly 17 million |ir r sont weie flown nearly 8 billion pauenger mile- wph safely.. I mifinnsible Tit* driver nf tf for llte accidents Bcbaryed whb manslsugliter wj m having III* [law, tie had first hruih *>n(i Wed for v*rbeen picviou»|J| ious nilfiiiti gj'. itP,ihan six timet. Otic nf thr rdjMj car had hedfAfH Congress Asked Deciding The Policy Burton wood Air Force veterans of Work Burtonwood. England, oh a neat of malntenlsnce and i would once more feel nt home there, fo rlt Ju no$r ful the mime function for American planes used In Egn Thin bane began to function andw'jwlth thA begj of the Berlin airlift. With the addjttbfi Of thfewlye children of the Air Force peraonnoC Vt now forma a pact, aclf-aufflclent community with schoola, Seout t day nuraerlea, chapela, meat hall* and theater* for each of It* aix dlviaiona. Relation* with the Brltlah people In the nearby city of Warrington have nettled down Into an attitude of friendly give and taka. Such a nucleus of Americana, Including women and children, afforda an opportunity for the Brltlah to become acquainted at find hand with the uveryday living habit* of Americana. It will doubtleaa provide an effective anti­ dote to tho false Idea* aaid to have been generated by Miiije of our touriata and some of the movlea exported from Hollywood. ,■ t; . .. Sanford Forum Editor, t Sanford lteraW, Sanford, Fla, Dear Mr. L'tant Tha Sctninotc County wishes to thahk for pie mre despised If Isoms In a neighilldren are taught sevably with other a f soon at they oL they are made their parents mis- pertalnlng li, seme. W# are especially grataful for the sxrellsnt coverage Mr. Willard Connolly gava tha meeting Mon­ day, tha 8th. A silver tea la being held Wed­ nesday, Jan. 17, from 3:30 tv 8:80 at Ihe Sanford Woman's Club to rolshrato the opening of the Semi­ nole County museum under the sponsorship of the Sally Harrison Chapter of the DA.R. and tha San­ ford Woman’* Club, at which tlma many historical Item* such as furniture glaaa ware. Are arms, John L Lewi* fights proposed •Dmiera will he ua display l a i the puhjlr and winter vlaltore are Inige freer*. Meat iaduslry opposes ite controls, Tiumsn demands a boost to balaace budget and ited,- -• ' >• ’ > I war mobiliratioii •>n p s > - * , - go basis. Thus the battle over ition rages. If the government iouea to spend more than it $i*R» are bound lo eonL going up. and as. prices go wage : fcmiaA will alto ins*. And thus you have a vicious of the drvpk fldaUaka. ,fha undertakers are -*>lng a nourish­ e which can be 4s duaslrou* ing W loess giving them that a domestic economy a* a Rus ig r id t b aR this* eindi‘ *'»u*l g^j -r-* a * #. g To do so. he declared, "would be a cosmic example . f heir* Pflnvivi.e anil pound inolish.7 ' I I W "W * ffr lfc s p q fW lH > a t e on record aralncf Ihe tri'dlng of covered with silver paper which additional American soldiers to was a liner in an amergenev blood Europe until t'oneress has deter­ transfusion recipient kit. For the mined the i*sne has Iter-ti offered light we used two flash light bulbs bv Renaln' Wli-rev " f Nehtaska, and ran a wire to the renter of the the IrpuHlran floor leader. star where we used a bulb from a rVinnstly said hnw»v«f, that on laryngcicopa. more than 100 occasions U. 8. . "Then for anow we made a soap troops have beensent aboard by suds from ollva oil aoap and a little the president and declared tha plaster of pari* powder. Sprinkled ehlef executive's right to -lo this over It all and when it dried whnever required hy the nation's it looked like snow. It really is security has never been derlerl by pretty and I must say prettier tjian most real trees |'re seen. "authoritative opinion." "Then wa made a Christmas In another speech, prepared far Senate delivery, Senator Knowland (R.Calif) urgad a aix-tn one ration of Kurenean In American rom tha boats. Little tiny trees of troops in a North Atlantic de­ ■per and tooth picks. A camel if o ff a cigarette package. A hut fense force to resist any Soviet idde o f a two Inch roller guase aggression. Mr-. Anna M. Ik»4r,hiri{ laid '? **,?h the rcaT wade of tongue today Provident Truman plan* U> H*ry*9ors dyed brown with Iodine, ut the’ heada off Christmas card* H int a n»w "national manpower nppdflsatinn policy" within the nd pasted them on pip* stem figr»a and ' made robes out of cam(JKt'fevf dayssaute—to represent lfary wfKb.woman assistant H*>er-l*r* jflsgvd iri Joseph and made a baba In tha of D<Anse, **ld the nMsWentlal langeploat'atf gaoae."*'-' directAe would ask Industry, tericulture, .military and *|v]l|an groups to conserve available manpowerV /M r s . Rosenberg, who was brought lo the Defense Depart­ ment as a manpower expert, men­ tioned the prospective new order at a Senate hearing In response to a miration from Senator Slen. I LONDON, Jan. 11—<A>)—The nis (D-MIss) as lo plans fur draft Itgdgr of a hums-rule-fur-Sre' deferment of young men engaged !*pd group today demanded a Brldsh-THl* Throe" matting of himIn farm work. k^ajaUr. Attlaa ami Mrs. Rosenherg said that in general the order will reoulro tha* . Tha demand was' tha latest da"we do our Job and do It right." vwpawat In Usa Christmas day Meanwhile It was revealed President Truman mav have to snaUhiag of Briala’a Oarwatloa rule on whether the government gtww alas knows as the Bcottish shill Impost a quick acroas-theImart] freeie of prices, and food Tho proposal waa made public priest could be a major factor, hy John J. Com obeli, head of the of an announcement from the I Scottish National Convenant Com­ This developed tndav In the wake mittee, In Isttera to the Prime Economic Stahllution Agency Minister and Churchill, tha Con­ IKS A) that It will not now nut In­ servative Party lander. fo effect s temporary 30-day price Campbell declared: froexe. . , "The removal of the Btoae hat fh e F.8A ruling last .tight tore away tho vail of secrecy cunoverrode a plan advanced by JVUe Director Mlchari V. Distils. The argument that prevallad was that It would he unwise to move until there Is a Wg enough control staff to hand!* the work. President Truman named John Fitter Dulles to head a special American mission to go to Janan for talks on a p**e* treatv. The State Department Mid In an­ nouncing the appointment today that the Ranubllcan foreign pollev adviser will have the oersonsl rank of amhauadnr. The mH alor Is exported to leave for Tok­ yo In tha next ten d*v« an*1 behind closed doors. 1 mein In Janan two or threo woeka. chairman cf tha cwnfi Senate Republicans toda» re. Jreted, 29 to 10, a proposal to ve the new GOP senator* a rger vole* In aansta affair*. Th» decision waa announced be Sena­ tor MlUlkln (R-Colol after a eonference of Republican senators •ttish L ead er Iwa Demand For iKme Rule Parley IfM iiaw * r m Uoar O wl to stockholders at a mrating y e terday afternoon. Tho undivided profit* wore Increased mere than 117,000, tho monroa war* alto Inrreaaod more than $17,000. and the surplus waa Increased $86,000. Two dividends at the rata of 0 percent each were paid, plus an extra dividend of 3 percent- Tho Bank gava its officers and em­ ployees a 10 percent bonus In ad­ dition to a 10 percent coat o f living Increase as of Sept. 1, 1060. For the second successive year the bank’* loans increased both In number and amount, with 2,812 new loans made In 1050 with a total of mora than 11 ,000.00, the largest number ami amount of loans aver made in the bank’s his­ tory. Officers and director* o f the bank were re-elected. B. G. Kilpatrick wan elected pre­ sident of the Florida State Bank at a meeting of ita board of di­ rectors, Tuesday afternoon. Ho has bean serving as vlce-nresident. C. II. McNulty, operatne rf the MrNuliv chain of bants, formerly served in this capacity. He was elected chairman of the board. T. B. Tucker, former cashier, was made vice-president of the bank, ami W. J. Peacock, formsr teller as cashier. Miss Mary l-ynd Ross waa named assistant cashier. Mr. Kilpatrick reported to stockholders that the hank had In­ creased ita surplus fund 110,000, uid undeclared profits, $7,080. The sum of $8,051 was added to tha reserve account a and 10 percent dividend was paid for the year. He also announced lhat em­ ployees had been given a bonus amounting to 10 percent of their yearly salary, plus one month’s extra salary. The capital stock, he stated, bad been Increased from $60,OOP to $100,000. This was a stock dividend of $60,000 being fo) Htllcmtnt of domestic eontroversy where inch U reasonably possible. tmm roae Heel "Where iKjt jiouible w» beluv* "of intarferlni with the handling that such controversies should t* of local prob laid aside «o that all cttlxens may The proposed amendment con­ unit a in the tremendous joint . tains two sections: effort which our national and in*’ 1. Tht right of eltixen* of the (creations) problem* require of us." Holland contended adoption of for preiidant nr vice president, or the amendment would "brine a for senator or representative in complete end to the toe •called poll Congress, shall not be denied °" tax controversy ami would at abridged by the United States or the same time prevent the jetany state Ly reason of failure t« tin* up of some new requirement pay any poll or other lax or to a* a qualification for voting,” meet any property qualifications, He sold sponsors of the legisla­ 2. The Congress shall have pow­ er to enforce this article by ap­ tion believed that the resolution •hnuld l>e speedily submitted byu propriate legislation. the Congress to the states for Holland in a speech prepaiwl ratification. to accompany introduction of the “ If this is dope." he said, “ we legislation said “ we are offering this amendment in the hope that te-lieve trial it will lie quickly It may reealve friendly, fa■ ratified hr at least the required states and speedy action by the Con­ "llecnuee vie are so aure that gress. "In tha event it appears that the mtuisife number of (tales V«is hope cannot be realised, bur would speedllv ratify the resolu­ that the issue srill again he sub­ tion we aro quite agreeable to the jected to long, protracted, and allowing of anr reasonable short even bitter dehatr. we would pre­ lion and ratification of thla rendufer of course that it he laid s*ide, period of time for the considera- w as the grave national and inter, tion." Holland *ald that South Caro­ national problems which confront our nation do not Justify In our lina until recently had a consti­ judgment the expenditure of any tutional provision requiring pay­ reat time or effort or the in* ment of poll taxes in order to ulging In of any extended dis­ vote l.ut that this waa repealed la»t November, cussion of this subject. "Thus* perilous times call, in “ I am adviaed," he aaid, “ that our opinion, for unity and har­ the South Carolina legislature, mony, and for quick. ju»t and law- which Is now in session, must ap­ prove the action of the electorate in the November election. And that g transferred from the surplus fund such approval appart to be ImmlDuring 1950, some 1.008 loans were made to the total amount of Holland recalled *hal he was a $882,034 Mrs. Robert Illllhlmer, secre­ member « f ilw Fiulnie litate Sfittary of Plantation Estates, was ntr when it repealed Ihe poll lax the first depositor-In the nr* rrquirment *>i 1937. ami that be supported the action. Drive-In annex Tuesday. J TYPISTS NEEDED White, 18 lo 40 year* of age Good pay, Congenial aaaociairw. Fine honnt and working ronditlomi Excellent opportunity lo offaet higher coats o f living by earning PERSONNEL OFFICE FLORIDA FASHIONS £ Chevrolet fSstsssrsrasits kept busy arresting tht drinkers, are .kept in bualneaa furnishing Just that—TVm at Uw sMgMast flower* fee on the graves wt the wweeakm, Ms langnag. « dUdreak fatalists. Tho undertaken grawtel even for a aula driver, [----^ y ‘ 5 ;; Seminole Banks fi i �Silver Tea Planned By Women’s (iroupn [ RADIO STATION S ocial A n d Personal Activities f HONK 148 Social Calendar THURSDAY Messiah rehearsal at First Metho­ dist Church at 8:30 P. M All ling­ er* are urged to attrnd. The Douglas Job* Juruoi Urotrhuod of the First Baptist urrh will meet tonight at 7:20 P. M. Semi.iola Kcbekah l.odgi No. 43 wiu meet in the I. O. O. F. Hall at 8:00 P. M. for installa­ tion trrvir.c Mis* Maly Cudrna, District Deputy in charge of inetallation, has askrd that those participating in the aervice isr there at 7:00 o'clock for a prac­ tise. There will he a business meetA . of the Grammar School P. W7 A. at 7:30 P. M. A epecial program will he presented at 8:00 o'clock in the school audi­ torium featuring a talk by Mr*. Edith Royal of the Royal School of Dancing In Winter Park, •and demonstration* by Mr*. Roy­ al’* student*. Member* of all P, T. A.'* are Invited to attend. Thrift Shop worker* for the Woman'* Club will be Mrs. Rill Kirk and Mr*. Jack Morrison. t-RtPAY 8T Jacaranda Circle of the Garden Club will meet at 3:00 P.M. at the home of Mra. L. B. Steele. The Hanford Townsend Huh No. 1 will hold it* regular aetnl-month­ ly meeting at 7:3u P.M. at the City llall. Member* and friend* are in­ vited. There will he games and re­ freshment*. Rally Harrison Chapter of the D.A.R. will meet at the home of Mra. C. W. Baker, 621 Plumosa -jlr lv e . Co-hostesses will he Mra. Ck. C. Benson. Mrs. W. II. Tunnlcliffs, and Mr*. R. J. Ilulley. Hibiscus Circle of the Garden Club will meet at 3:00 P.M. at the home of Mr*. R. L. Dann, 1016 P.lm Avenue. Co-host ess will he Mr*. Brodie William*. Mimosa Clrrle of the Garden Club will meet at 10:00 A.M. at the Garden Center. Palm Circle of the Garden Club will meet for luncheon at noon at the home of Mr*. Wad* ^Garner, •tlGO Mellonvlllg Avenue. Mr*. Endor Curlet will bo guest speaker. Central Circle of the Garden ■~/rv»-.je<U r.ne*~a* in-no * J * . with Mr*. Joder Cameron at 7)1 Laurel Ave. Ixora Circle of the Garden Club will meet at 2:30 P. M. at the home of Mra. Wm. Lefflrr, Jr., 411 Magnolia Avenue. Rose Circle of the Garden Club will meet at 0:46 A. M. at the home of Mr*. F. T. Meiithcr on Ctlery Avenue. ^ Dlrt-Gardaatr's Circle of the Garden Club will meet with Mr*. E. & McCall at 10:00 A. M. Hemerocallls Circle of the Gar­ den Club will meet at the Garden Coaler at 7:00 P.M. for a covered dbh supper and plant sate. Magnolia Circle of the Garden Cluh will have a row-red di*h luncheon at 11:30 o’clock at the home of Mr*. C. II. Cogburn. Mr*. P. D. Lleske will be ro-ho*t*as. . Atalea Cirri* of the Garden Club t w i ll meet with Mra. Paul J. Che*tenon, 408 Edltha Circle, at 8:00 P.M. H4TIIRDAT Family Night Supper will be held at 8:30 P.M. followed by the annual meeting at the Congrega­ tional Parish House. MONDAY The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church will meet as follow*; Prayer Band, 2:00 P.M.: Commit$M e Meeting, 2:30 P.M.; Directed Community Mla»lorvy.3tOO P.M, The Dependable Sines of (he P int Methodist Church will meet at 1:00 P.M. at the home of Mr*. John Hrhirard In Loch Arbor. TWWIlAY Thrift Shop workeis for the Woman's Club will be M n. Henry Witte and Mrs. Clyde Ramsey. Pact Matron nub. O.E.8., will meet with Mrs. R. W. Turner at 8:20 P.M. « B.&P.W. Club Invited To District Meeting Member* of the lludnet* and Professional Women'* Club are invited to attend the third meet­ ing of District 4 which will h* held Hiinday in Jacksonville at the Mayflower Hotel. Those wishing t,i attend are asked to call Can will leave from Touchton'* at Odto A. M Sunday. The Hollywood chapter hat also invited member of the Sanford chapter to attend it* annual Fas­ hion Show and tea dance for the benefit of the March of Dimes Sunday afternoon from 2:00 to 6:30 o'clock at the Mayfair Club in Hollywood. Mrs. Perkins Hostess To St. Ann’s Chapter St. Ann'* Chapter of the Wornof the Episcopal U a Auxiliary ......... Church met Monday afternoon at the home of Mr*. R. L. Perkin*. Sr., with Mr*. Sadie Brouse a* eohoatraa. Mr*. William Potter opened the meeting with a *hort devotional service. Mr*. W. V. Lovell preaided over the buiinei* session and made a report on the recent Executive Board meeting. Mr*. J. N. Robson. Hr., gave a short talk on the valuable work Mr. nnd Mr*. Richard Ivcr* are spending the winter at the Frel William*' euttagr on Cryilal Lake. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Farrell and sen John returned Sunday from Michigan where they spent a few weeka with Mr. and Mr*. Jack Wol­ fram. copal (u i snyoue r a io t t T h « R h yth m C lu b f ir / iiN t s W e ste rn Ja m b o re e ■even O 'clo ck C lu b Mews M o rnin g S p o rts C d ltln h K a y K y e e r Orb. H o rn in g D e v o tio n s Moods I n M u sic W oel4 A t Mine P h i) Reed A t O rg a n A te ia o R a y Orb. l i n o s Angelo g e a r lo T re a d R e Uy riraiie A B e y , A O lr l. M u sic M orning V a r l.t le s >Mk Carsee Ofeheetra A Rtar Morning Variety Mu tie H a w a ii Prayer Foe Peace W o rld At Noon R tetr r * t r i .'Um i H t a C lu b P o p u lar S ta r l . s l l n A m e rican a D a le S h ears M u rlra l V a r ie t ie s l i a r N ose R a n c h W o rld At T h r e e S ? ls * A * ,f r ad lin e s T o u r M en,err R an g e M U s.r L o v e r* P g m . s ir h .q u r s t T h e R h yth m H o u r Nport* K in g O f t>ar N est H snfu rd M erisel R ep ort T w ilig h t gongs n p o rts P a re d * (la y leim b ard a E n te rt a in s D r ift in g On A C lo u d P o - e s r - ir A t .s d y M rlody l.s n * K e y n o te s R r C a r l e V a rie ty lla l) Meet T h e R an d N ig h t R d llto n PhTl Heed A t O rg a n l i t D an re tlm e P e t i t e N atio ns T o m m y l* - r , * r O rb A t Heme W ith .Music New # Nlgn O ff Jack Howell w h o evpecla lo en­ ter a mechanical seh- o l has turne-l the IJike Marv Filling Station over to W. T. Bailey. Mr .and Mra. C. P. Brasington left Jan. 4 for a two weeks' stay In Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Frank llartlow are In Tallahassee visiting relatives. Joe R. Wells while still confined to his home is Improving. Mr*. Mercer Mutrav of Ft. Val­ ley, (la. and Mr* Philpott of At­ hens, have returned to their re­ spective homrs after spending the weekend with their mother, Mr*. J. M. Hood, who continues ill at her home. Committee mrml-ri* Karl Tonrv and P. D. Anderson attended the District Boy *-*<•.. svV.ing Jra. 4 In Sanford. Mis* Klitaheth Baker it occupying her home on Little Lake Mary, having arrived recently front Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Short are BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lut'd•]ut*t announce the birth of a son. Robert Wilson, catly Wed­ nesday morning. ro un d -trip ticket Sum m er '* was •Stella." which laid on# #f •• the bigger egg* «f the i860 ##•(* "i'll tell you thin about bill* 'F I Irg." he said. “ I did the V«icf »I'tu-..ti* —--sstl.—aiwl- d ll “ • lr haw my name on th# pictures >r Th* studio even tried to avoid >r publicity about it. Yet I got mure prea* clipping* on that ? pirtorw than I dhl on any oths# ! one I’ve evvr done." *' Chill is currently doing twa Mr*. Henry McLaulin, Jr, chairman, presided, and a report on the Christmas Baxaar was made by Mr*. E. L. Burdick. Ar­ rangement* were made for serv­ ing coffee during lunch hour during th# Chain of Miaalon* to b# held here Jnn. 26 and 2<l. Pursuing th# itudy of "Holy Bcriptur## , Mra. 8. O. Chase led a discussion developed by gse. td quick stimulating question*, on aid a need/ family. ' Th# hodesse*. Mrs. William*, Mra. D. C. Moor#, and Mr*. J. T. Newby, then served refreshment* to the following: Mr#. E. B. Car­ ter, Mr*. H. W. Rucker, Mr*. Moore, Mra. Bea Newsome, Mr*, W. A. Cagl#. Mr*. J. B. FI#H*. Mr*. J. M. Wilson,, Mr*. J. F. I^wls. Mra. C. A. Anderson. Jr, • WFnNFJHiAY Openlnr the 8emlno!» County Air*. A. 4. Peterson, Mr*. M. N. Museum, a silver tea will be held Cleveland, Mr*. A. J. Walker, Mr*. from 3:30 to 6:30 P. M. at the W. H. Yesley, Mra. Celeste liar Woman's Club. The public I* in­ vey, and Mis* Wilton. vited. METHODIST CIRCLE Cirri# No. .1 nf th# Flret Metho­ dist Church me Monday efternoor In McKinler Hall with Mr*. W. I. Wright pr#*ldlng. O p to m c lrig i Mr*. C. C. Priest and Mr*. Ran­ l l i| dall Print gav# th# devotional. 111 M a g n o lia ARhone I I Th# next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. I. J. Boyette. House a choice of role*. *'| don’t rare how big or hOW •mall a role Is," he txplained"All I want is suiiirlhing lo make l>cuple say 'that dad-blamed guy was pretty good."’ Hollywood I* also amated by his unconcern for hilling. La*l year he played a substantial ml* In a picture at the request i f the director. Chill's stipulation was that his name would not - - Baptists Entertained By M n. Williams P arish attending the assembly. Mr*. Connelly turned the meet­ ing over to Mrs. Randall Ch-«s# who continued her study routs* of the Holy 8cripture. Coffee was served to the fol­ lowing members: Mr*. Connehy. Mr*. Chase. Mr*. Newman, .Mra. Frederick ItsII. Mr*. !!. II C leman. Mrs. George Shipp, Mt*Margaret Barnes, Mrs. A. Derby, Mrs. J. H. Cogburn. Mr*. WilRvn Morrison, Mr*. Torn Vaughn 8t. Ague* Chapter of the W »• man's Auxiliary of the Holy Croi. Episcopal Church met Monday af­ ternoon at th# home of Mr* W. W. Warner. Mra. Arthur Branan •— Mrs. Bishop Hostess Mr. and Mra. Iluward McOough moved.In*'1 the FJc.tch»r, .RftU? home To Episcopal Croup in Han Lanta yesterday. Mr. MrGough is the new owner of the 81. Catherine’s Chapter of the Hanford Paint and Glass Company. Holy Cross Episcopal Church met Monday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mra. Fletcher Bolls left Mrs. Gesirgr I). Itlshop in Roee yesterday for a visit with their Court. Mr*. R. A. Newman was son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and co-hosts-**. Mr*. Dick Ellsberry, in Pine llluff, Mr*. Hawkins Connelly presided Ark. From there they will make an at the meeting ard urged all mem­ extensive tour of the state of bers to attrnd the Interdenomina­ Texas. tional Chain of MDsinn* which will Im- held at Ihr Baptist Church this month. Reservations may be made with Mis. 8. O. Cha«e for a luncheon at 12:16 at the Rpia- Chupter ^Entertained By Mra. Warner «*e>M »T#iM ta »***«*«» » ** — Celebrating the opening of the Seminole Count. Museum. a silver tea sponsored hy the Woman1* Club and the Sallie Harrison Chapter o f the P. A. R. will bo held Wednesday. Jan. 17, at the Woman's Club from 3:30 to 6:30 o'clock. M any interesting historical items including furniture, glaaa ware, and fire arm* will bo on display in this unusual collection. The public is invited, and a aptrial invitation Is mended lo Ike school rhildrrn. an pfh son W.T.R.R. building a home on Lake Mary, east of Mr. and Mrs. T. I. O’Con­ nor. Mr*. Short Is a sister of Mis W. Musgrave and (hey are funnel irsidents of Winter Park. Roger Crocker was the xur-i of Mr. ami Mrs. Ilar.d.1 Patterson in Boynton over the New Veur’a weekend. On Monday, they attend­ ed the Orange Bowl in Miami. Mr. and Mra. William Musgrave have returned from Mobile, Ala. where they spent the holidays with their grandson, Lauren R. Mus­ grave and his other grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Smith. Mr. and Mr*. Chester Million are announcing the arrival of n .laugh­ ter, at the Frrnald Laughton Me. morial Hospital. Jan. .1. She has been named Cynthia t!ay. .Mr. and Mrs. Fdurnrd Walthall of Miami were the guest* of hi* mother, Mr*. R. P. Walthall over *he New Year'# h'did*;Mr. and Mr*. A. N. Scott have a* their gurata. Mr and Mr*. W. L. Ashhaugh of Scarsdale. N. Y. Tie Chamlwr of Commerce met on Jan. .1 with President C. P. Ilraisington presiding. Following reports of various committers a planning committee wo- appoint­ ed, consisting of J. A Yates, chair­ man. Sidney Fowler. F It PlW celt, II. M. (tlea-on and Fd Zim­ merman This committee is to make a survey of nerdrd road repair* and to work in conjunction with present standing committee of Roads. President Rrs«lngt..n also appointed the moiiinatine commit­ ter foi election of officers, com­ posts) of J.o- Mavl.ury, Herbert l.ampert and Mrs. M. II. Rice. Plans were made for the resump­ tion of Tuesday night card parti.--, starting .Ian !*, with Mr. and Mrs A. W. Tomkins.in and Mi. and Mrs. F. O Fawcett heading the • A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE • TODAY & FRIDAY 4VA M A X OF (O O O A w m n Dr. Henry McLaulin S winter wandwlwit ha# ##t In and yau'ra planning a vacation with ■ a«uth#rn itinerary, L'AlgUn ha# the vary cl#th#» la lha al#wf- And when tha wintm'i aver and spring comas chining thraagh, Ihaea cam# L'Algl#nc will ba |wil a# flattary-proveking, |#M a# maay-ilvad. Ham am drattao aa axdtingly ctylad, TONIGHT ft FRIDAY w m •a delightfully priced yaull want ta hay them whether yau naad them Ihlt Initant ar nat—at an Inveitmenl # £****/ far iwmmur ar simply at a pre-spring lift far y#u» merale. SatK nU y O n ly !— T h e fbiUla O f T ilt Cawbejral f b j f R o * e n i A (iena A n lr y (Hi The S u m # Prog raw C am * ft. All drgtMd up in yuur pralliatl bib V tuckar I Appoolingly d rtuad up in cotton chombroy ihlrtdratt with ill bib-fu* Of Rnt ftHtcf* id tk-cli, its parmonantly fused collar and cufft, its iklrt tiKj: s Bitched and plaalad all-round. Aqua, hello, bromr, ytUow. Sizts 10 to 20. $ 1 4.9 9. *. Dolled crinkle nylon—'to wash, dry and pack In a wink—In I'Aiglon'i •nchontlng u/ndrnn with *!,« goil jied bodice c d tkirl, and tiie prettily curv. ^ cc<nro lo change III point of view. In brown, wing, green, navy. S iie i 10 lo 20. $ 1 7 ,9 1 . r * first rommitte*. Th# ownership #f juke but, um«1 for Chamber of c'oninivicr dance* provoked a 1944 i.it uf discussion. M in W n of Ihr UraiitkfKAtloa Committee Mt»rj pie *nd coffee, following ad­ journment lu Ihr 40 member* lt d four \isitors present. T. M. Miller, who la flattened with the Navy at San Diego. la spending a abort furlough here with hit family. Mr. ami Mra. Edgar Parriih of Oil.. Vista and Min Peril Sjotlofn of Winter Path were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mra. C. W. Hjihlurn Sunday. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. C. TU* II*. Saturday were her brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mra. J. J. Matthew < of Wavrro". After visiting her non and •laughter-Inlaw, Mr. and Mra. Oliver HJohlutn at Lake Alfred. Mr*. Q. K. Hjohlom la at home again. *— Rev. t'. C. White assisted by Rev. J. C. Ilrannon. pastor o f the Church of the Naiarene, held a union service in the Community Church Sunday afternoon. The speaker waa Rev. Herbert Walker of Iv Land. *tate representative of tl.e Florida No Liquor league, who talked on temperance. Mr. and Mr*. I.. C. Tillia had m their guest over the weekend, their •<>n Lester, who is employed l.y the Atlantic Coast Line in Waycross. Recent guests of the Pan Deem«nds were their daughter. Mrs. Norma .Manalamt and daughter Judy, of Smithfirld. N. C. and Mi Ransom Price of Wilson. N. Ne»- Mexico and Nevada b o t h have c it ie s named las V en a, which in Spanish mean* "Tha �I ’H • I keatcp ColumLia Ekes Out One Sanity Code May Point Win Over Undefeated Tiger Be S often ed At NCAAConvention 1 NKW YORK. Jan. 1 </Pj Someone’* unbeaten lerord had to •u Itsit >011 couldn't tell wbme until the buucr 1outvied I’ rimrinn’s baikcllsall team went into tli game at Columbia lait Mfhl with a lecnif) of |M stiaighl vitloiin oter a two-se.mm span. Culurnhtn had 17 straight. CoInmliiM won ihv Ivy league teat, fi’l-fl", mining from b-hiti I fm i.utrstitule Boh Sullivan's field goal with 4U rroi.Js M l. He stole th* hall and driidded In for a layup Columbia f'Mj) rank* righlh nathvM.ll/ n rls to l I'risrdsil I (8 1 ) Jtntli any sophomore is Sensational Star Of Florida Team and r>*i" I'lorkowskt offente rentei Joe sI'hm] «mt in midrourl h o ld in g th e lia ll, N e it h e r te a m s t o r e d in th e f ir s t H i m in u t e s . T h e n c«un»gemi-> B ill K t r e lla b ro k e « w a v f o r a g o a l, the o n ly one B u t k n r ll adored in the filal half. I ’e n ii Blat< eotrh Elmer (in n . t'mk the tun-huff.: off Id. LlunIn th* seenml half. Tltey aeuirii ■IV points to win going away. La 1 't e n I’riiii Nlaic used the tame -lyle to mitarorr Pitts” I he g a m e w ee a d lig r a r e lo U c k 't U T l,” e .r ile d ft lick tie) I Cornell Ja'k G u y . T t w a s w in n in g U ie g h in n at a n y c * '* l." Tiw y o t h r t o i:h *o le n s, H a m lin • n d W a sh in g to n 4/ J e f f e - o n , ml*., It-.il - Ila t n lf n e f l j f f m n v rd ou t nf it s r l a i s in t a k in g o n I'h illlp - M , llte o a lm n a l A A t 1 ilia m p io n . T h e P ip e r s faded in Ih e U < | | W» m in n le t to h u e , 5 4 -5 1 , i» Ih e h e a v ily -m a n n e d a l l - a la r in d - p - n d v n l stjuad. b'even-foiil Hah Knr land, forniei (Iklalt'ima AAM All Arru-rtea, sank a free throw for the winning margin ami added a two-|Kiinter l-efoie f'hlllipa frnie the hall for its 4ntH sirmght victory. llie Wavllinglolt A Jeff) , so,, streak at eight atjaight this tea son lamlsvillr won IU 12th game in 115 -tart*, defevting Xavier of , cincinhatl, ia.bb. Western Kenlucky ftMl downed Evansville 110-31. 75-fi.n. baikcta in the final sreotida drclde.1 t h r e e e a s te r n g a m e *. Erl Tiaier goal In the tail |2 tfeuiid* gave Artny ll-fll a iVl fiH ' ■ct«ry nve, Hut gem. Ray- Rud* I—-— drove i„ f„r • layup in thI I»*t minute for a HL Francis (Itiookiyn) upset of Fordham. Ao-fLi. Fred Kosar scored in the r y lim i; h i- I T - 'N Junior High Ijohcb Power boat raeet* will rd> and priiet over a It* In Mlami'a Blxayne Orange Bowl Regatta THURSDAY J A N /11. 1951 THE SANFORD PAPE SIX ■ i ' r i i i i M a t e f l o s c ou t B u i Slit'll, J p ,.ir . T i t - a r v - r r ! - ! a t h a lf U n t r , . b it, u iin g a t o u t d e fe n -e «•'.***xn * r\ R o v R nltrris Scores 23 P oin ts A gainst M i s s i s s i p p i Five GAINESVILLE. Ha.. Ian II (S p e c ia l) H ie r n . g a n g lin g iOfdin- m o re w h o failed to m a k e In- lugh sc h o o l b a v k e tliall letter i* proving the • n r p m e «en«*ti'>n o f the f lo r i . b Gtlnr rj,tiolr I f 'o ke i-fm ted Roy H t d .r ilt c*| lu r e d ||,e fa n c y o f the c ro w d Mot d « y n ight wt|h da* 2') p -o o i, in H o i u n e x p ecte d w in over M in Some of the hli*,*l Ira'lrn, nol afilv T. I*. I f - trtl. athletic direr lor of l.otiman, Side, Hally ptrdn I ed that llie NCAA - irndilulron would lie amended In jdsre rn forremeni of llte «*dr m llie hantb of llte individml tehooli and rnnfrrrn'r*. I hi, will rerun re * two lltirih mafofity on llte floor of llie r onvenfir»n whole dtowrl'twtt rneeim-; come, tomorrnw, fat-age of ■nrli an am cm lm en t ■even lth o o l- p it*to e v o o ld fo ie net iitra -, titsl n o w m ........ w ith the -mfe a , it stende » c» |K llie yoing on In a l Iw co n ven tio n . Sport* Roundup lly HUGH FULLF.RTON, Jr. DALLAS, Jan. 10-</P)-*-Mr. Inside, the gent who knows '■verything, come* up with the hottest rumor of the NCAA matting* but admits that, for oner, he can't furnish the detail* . , . The story, a* Mr. I offers It, it that Kenneth T u g’ Wilson will resign hit Job as iciTrtary-trrsrurer of the NCAA l>iforc U)c »cck It out and confine his effort* to his l*ml as Ulg Ten Commissioner . . The reason It tin Tug ha* lound the .l...iMe duty too demanding and the 117 fiOO I* nuffirirnt any­ way Putdlrity Director Walt Hyrrt will make the shift with Tug. nrroriling to Mr I. . . To fill tht i.ap, an “eiecutlve *rreU iy” wilt t a k e over the NCAA -rUtt'c.:—^ !? - WiUon, -V-yawr-wr Ilia riprritnrr. continuing in an adsiwuy "'parity . . , Doe thing l|«at lea l, out the whole idea prr-.enlrd tiy the inside -autre la Ilist »'utie of t|ir diaiidrnt incut" l> i- of the NCAA, who feel that they didn’t receive proper rnnideruttiin after lait yrar'» explosion effort, are r talking up nil , (plosive dnriinietd for u«e In rase thing , an n’t mouth J out in the nett few tlaya . , . They don’t wanl to u r **, mil If they do—result out. , PARK I 0UGH r n n lr a r.t of th e i t if f y - r t t r ia l s la le m e n la . one o f I he w r it e r * a ro u n d llte, pr'-> room waa t e llin g y e s t e r d a y alw nil a fo o ilu ilt p la y e r a t n n e a rb y r o lleg e o h o H .k n l th e co ach f o r IWX1 to g o to th e m o v ie s . . . . fen school, were on the h int ltd until yeiterdjv when live com- The e«nch' fare luri^J «eem* ar llnllv Ipologetu etetv pliante committee reiwtrled to lit- i n r r lie f ig u r - d lh a l eyen w ith a d a le a bin k w o,ltd p a y ( h r lime lie inshei llte ball away Inm­ council and e*rrutivr comniitlet ( r - i g h l fo r l i i r t a d , , . . " F i v e an opponent or d ln p * a field ha­ 0/ the NCAA that three ol the1- Im ii-tie . 1 7 " J f r yeiHrtf . . .“ Y e a h , le! over I he oulttirlrhrd hand of hatl I wen fountl In hav.- attained c o a c h ,” c a m e ih e a n s w e r . ’ " l l ’i, an en-mv. a d r iv e - in rn o vie »o I g o tta b u y H o w l i t . I , fo n t, f iv e .in c h . IV) Itountiei - l ip , in to th e open so m a n y tim e * re m a in * a m y s le rr rv e n to eye w itn e s s e s . Mom* tieven t h «en«e w m i u lo r o l- le h ilo I I — rig h t aput a t Ih e rig id m o m en t. A good leatn p la y e r an d fir * floor m a n H ola-rts p u ts h is good h e ig h t a n d n r la p o s llk e a r m s to v a lu a b le t i- r - n re iio u n d s under r a e h b a sk e t l ie h a s d e v e lo p e d a lo n g -r a r u r r o n e .h a n d p u s h ah-an d a e lo 'e tin h r - d t h a t ca n 't le t r if le d w ith b y a n y il» f s n * e T h - G .t io r - . w i— -Irn n p e il fmt.s t ia lg h t It, p r r . f T i t U l i n s pi"r a n i - t*ark hot in I h - Ia s i t-*u p a n t - - In iipct-l fite is-.n rut In 51 a n d M i « i u , p p l ft!* to Jinx t|ol>er'* sa n k 17 p o in t, a g a in s t B ie is o n an d t h e s».l a y a tn a i M la -ta a ip n i l i e got o f f lo a i i t l e r y a n d r» la liv r lv u n p ro d u c tiv e d a rt ht - a r l y p la y to acu te o n ly 10 points in llie f i r s t fiv e g a m e s . F r o m the fm il r ir e le * he hit o n ly one of r ig h t a t i t m p M f r e e t h r o w . }n Gwf i r s t fo u r s g«n»e<L J j . Th*-*' he e'-ttlrd d o w n >rlt I hr fo u l lin e and m il on t h - court a lik e tn *h c Ia s i th re e g a m e , he h a s e c c r r d nn - ig h l o f ten at te r n p r '-l (m il »ho1* an d ientrr'1 In III f ie ld t a c k - t * I l l s fie ld J't*d a e e iu a e y r n r r e n t lv « lu n d s -tl h'kh |tm -» n l w b il- hta fo u l e ffe c t (v f . nea* is e s a e l l y on th e .1810 m a rk . A l o n r o r H ill J m ro u g h i T a m i n l l l i , 11 - tu d e iit, l i - b - H a i v a i on lit* l» ,» k e tlio ll sciuad hut d id not ' i t . t e r . H e w o n h i* s r h o o llio y s p u r , *n t e n n is . A t F lo t illa hy J n s t "cam e o u t” f o r b a s k r l l * ) ! . SI’ OHlij MIRROR ' Hv ASSOCt.VTED PRESO Today a year ago—Tony Jam " fought HD way hack tntn the top woltstweight ranks by win. ning a Ill-round daclalnn nvtr' Charlie knesrl at DetmB. Five years ago—Elmar Elmar lay dan resigned a* Natlnttal Football la-ague Cnmini* doner and wg> suercede,) liy Bert Rail. Ten year* ago—Eddie Allon beat Uoiiby Riggs, A.5^ 7-r., 4-ft. Tennis Qualifying Begins Bill Mikvy Leads In $10,000 Crosby Scoring With 29.5 Open Is Rated “Comeback Of Year G o lf Tournament Average Per Game PEBBLE BEACH, Calif, Jan. 11—</k*f— Preliminaries of the 110,000 Bing Crosby National ■'ro-Amateur Golf Tournament get underway here today. The Big-Thrae.day show open* tomorrow with outstanding pro* teaming with amateurs stars of t'-e entertainment ami baseball fields. Among the golf aces are Lloyd Mangium. Hcmv HatUom, Jarkle It'iihe, Jimmy Dentate!, Laww-n Utile and many other'. But i to.my f>nrad is out with, a hioken hand. Also out, h«i for another rr.r ■<oi. It Her flinglr himself. Hr will limit hi* activities to a« nounrin <>n the first tea. Ho said his studio won’t OK golf mm petition while he’s making a pic­ ture. Amateur* will be eurh Holly, wood tiers a* Bob Hope, Mickey Cooney. Dennis O'Keefe and Phil It arris. l-eo fAlloc/o ■, ,.„.p„ ktUi *1,-1 I -fly fl'Doiil will try to adapt their baseball swings to woodand Irons Keen the gallery will tparlle . . •• I'.ti :c m c of t!rt Up femii,i,M> star* of the screen. the firing commences here to morrow, moves to the Monterey I'min'ida Club Katurday and hack hrre Sunday. The $1 0,00 0 p u rse la donated by CitMby, who also pays all rutl-en-ea of the tourney All gala receipts era donated to rharily. S i s t y p ro s sho t a K -u n d y e s t e r d a y fo r tp ia lify u tg 15 jd a re - NEW YORK, Jan. II- (/I’J—Bantam Ben Hogan's pbcaoftm i, NEW YORK. Jan. II—OP) mnvie-aciipl tally ftnm a near-fatal accident to regain lus old gotIin5 Bill Mikvy of Tetnple again leds major Ctdlege tuukrihui, woier* heights was isled today the gtralett comeback in tpmt* for I9W). Sport* writer* and biosdca»ler*. participating in the yeat-end with a 20J»-poinl a game averAiwa rated Frew poll, had little trouble making up their mtndt in tin* HtalUtks, which include game* category. They gave an over-f " ~ through Sat unlay, show, thr whelming vole to the plucky litll t them l*i tbs National League p-n. •snipio forward rang up I tit field shotmaatrr from Texas. Haul and plav in the World X*rgoal* iin **’i lit- mr-iwa lor tin heir, i, I’Jill, Hogan was lea. ->l point* in |2 ganu-s. eiille.tlly injured In «n automobile Tbr Navy footlsall team that The lefoot J-nvh ..at also lops aecidntll while returning home Army, 1 M , in the [mfl rivals in the t-iaista departinrnl fiom a tournament in Pho.nl*, defeated o f lb* season won third with 7J per game. And he i Aria. For week' his rondlUon re- game place, followed bv Johnny Mlie, 1unnet.up to Iowa’s it-11 Chuck matne'l aertnil-i the --reran first hn»cma*t whoa Darling in rebound-, the latter There was d«nbt that Horan, hat helped lead the New York who thr yrar brfnre had scored _YlltX-*n to *h' wu»»lJ -bir— " m il- wsiiiki * n i a tj~ ii*ii|- ship. the l*GA, Op-n and We-lei 1 1 bf-n in order raine the fV. ■„ In c o n tin u in g a s th e .-< n ru tg would ever walk, much lr*i play, York Giants biseball rlub; .lot t ia t c m a k r r i, M ik v y le u s te d In . again. DiUaggio, New York Yankee* a v e ra g e d u r in g llie w e e k fro m But by mid-summer of 1941* ‘M .l lo in e rra .d rig I n . leatl llngan wav hobbling around on over M a rk W n rk m a n of W e st erele hea and In l)-c-ml>et he V ir g in ia . W o r k m a n d ro p p ed fro m plavrd hin first round o f friendly J 7 .J to 2H.0, F i v e o t h e r * Itavc a vt-rag etl a t ir a * r 21 p o in ts [>er g .n n r , a r r o r d it-g to t h r N a tio n n l 1 ->llegp A t h le tie B u r e a u . T h e y a r e .S h e rm a n .r l i l l e , la in g Is la n d U .; l a u r y Im tn ir g ia , C in c in n a U i Ib e k G ro a t, llr ik e i J i m m y K t a u g h le r , S o u th C a r o lin a , a n d C iv ile la iv e lM i.. Ilogan man, hi romehark In I'impetitive 5«)if in the l^n Angel*> Open Jan. ft. Walking stiftlv on leg* held together by lulling wire, llogin aina/rd the golf woild by finish­ ing In n tl» with Ksm kw—il fofirm place, it was immaterial that Kansas. Imhnrgfx hohla a -.trong lead B-n later Inst to his old rival In in field goal percentage with a playoff •oM!. No other fulltime major Ilogan won the Greenbrier Open college player is alatve the in May and lino climaxed hi* mark and only -even ha'-.’ tepped spectacular romehark by winning Otl |ter cent. 1 ird for vecorut place I be N a t io n a l Open at I’ hllw-i- Ip hia are Slaughter and Gene June- o| in J u n e . Virginia Tub with Sl.0. !nih*jr llo g .il' le t e iv e ij l t d f i r a t place gia, in six game,, 1In k-d will, vo le,, f«>m t h r 014 w h o c a s t lu l tl of ltd ttle*. lu l* a n d p ile d up W 3 p o in t * en G e o rg e M ill of A u b u rn tiead atlll open The ipralifiera inrlude-t llte fre e th ro w p e rce n ta g e l e a d e r . w ith trill. H r hu - n nsved o n ly John Hsrnum, fTileago; Iw rry tw o o f 2.1 f r e e a h o l* J a y lla lttll.amb-rger, Portland, O -- _ ur,-l Ian " t W a s h in g t o n and l.cr- im Karl Htewart, Albui|Uer>|ue. vecond w ith Southern California, president of Ihe NCAA, said Ihe ■ehnnU ihtit rb-are'l might announce It them­ selves. Dr. Willrll -aid It the seven schools were hi ought up for ausliertaion he would rule that onlv a majority vole of tbr convention would lie mrdrd to put them out. Bill he ndmited there might Ire a floor fight. Rome meinltera nf the NCAA asked whrre the authority t« »ir<nmd cam* from as Ihe con. slitution only pmvidea for eanulsloti. which recpiirct a two-third* vole Dr. Willett nointed to ” e*. fryllve rerulatlMi.” which apm fie. "esnol'inn, aii'n-nsion ami otherwise” bill said there was no rule as to what vole wa* needed to suspend. The snnltv cud* as it nov stand* provides for tuition and fees with all "thee needs of the slbletev lo he worked for. Rome of Ihe liberals-want'ta give lint anclal le-nefils on llte laisi* nf need without the athlete having to wnrk for what he geu. The eieeutlve rommIMev hail arrangr'l the agenda of the meet* inr to pol the si«|H>nslon mailer after Ihe AMendmenla and the rnonell leslerday apr,rove<l hi*. An insight as lo how Ihe liter aU stand in gelling vote* for IM r aide li due to rnitw today when U.v jiruill u'llcgy group of tht NCAA meets to talk over thr rod*. Il is from the small rollege* that Ihe balance of power apparently mutt tome. The Southern, Southeastern and Knnt hwest Conferences ar* al­ lied In getting the rrrle rhanged while the Illy Ten and Port fir Coast ronfer*utr* wsnl In strmg golf. MM). HlllillTH AND KIIKI.IJt Ralph 'Young, .Michigan .Slate Athletic ' Diri-ctor' who at eepteil end Hank Johnaton the public 10 Ytatc Karmvrt Market the jolt of trying to rollerl ilttugb lotions men . . . First time Har­ for NCAA pnrtlripation in the vard has' scored two point* tinea Magnet g o . SJ Pan A met Iran games, at goes : September. aanpoMD it s t r pammkms* “ The nliler you get, thr fooilsher MAMMKT DOTS ALL. BROTHERS • i s l a r t . t le r M s you yet.” . , Ralph has iudWally Bulla atari* spring foot­ ilenly d*wove red that almost ball practice al Georgia, Jan. 211 T li* (id lo w ln x p rlre a r e t-irlr-l h e Ih s H e a le rs on Ih e H en fu n l Hlato P a r n invi-ryl.Hly loal money on foot­ — Well, never did know much o rs 1 M ark et fo r prtHluee eolit to ball laat fall and emu afford tn about wcathar foreratling . . . T r u c k s ,* A t - s l - r . up In 1 I* M a n u a ry IS , I M I contribute. Itealdrs Ihe rollrge El-pie Barnet and Joe Ur-dank, Jlle ’n le l"i hp r. IT t i boys rnn’t tlmp out of arhool tn who organised Ihe College Rate- lle as nn ss.. TI sn d u rg re e n hu h|>r T * S - T .I i rorniirte In the games . . . , ball Coaches Association, Loth Itroccutl r ia ls I 11-4 IS 1 « Ih lu g s 1 M - I I S Jordan Oliver, laryola (Cal.i foot- «tatied their baseball rareera in r a b b a x * C a h h sg a ta th r r a l a Nn Htiptdle* 10111 roach, has srratrh-d hi. nsrne Trios . . . In thalr negotiation* r ’a a llf t o w a r ca te IT S - S o 'i ,-,s i M»e fiom the list of prosper!* for all with nrganiied nm baseball, (hey t 'r le c f eu» il- .!.<-•• q u a i l i y C r a t e l a A those colleges mat are srrkmg haven’t bit a Texas leaguer y«l ta rte r t la - S s i new men just signed n . . Irong range note; Tom Nug- C e le ry . I'a a r a l. F la . Henew rantrarl and am vrry happy,” tml’a coaching contract at VMI pem llntt r y u a llt r . r 'r s le la la r g e r I !»-« •» Jordan says . , . Also on the ,**• renewed in apltr of a team C oAtlard s dot hm hs lle - llt roaehing front, Prlnrelon vet11 J h a t wa# “ on unpredictable, oa C u e u m h e ia hu In k t. It.a n hu hakt J l l - I . l t make a etrvnuuu* effort la hang a woman driver signalling for a K g a p la m Itecaroja hu hpr (.*(■• I t i ontn Charlie Caldwell, mentioned i-.r, i n t t u r s , t r a b e r a . H e r P ack in rn/ineetIon with various vaeI dot. e ra I t 1 1 1 -1 .7 k anrlps, lull hardly can match ihn l-altuc*. Icsbarg. tee Pack kind of dough tome college* ran . > h t * Nawgll, Michigan Htate’ * .J a ttiS S l'U ftflN H M l offer . . , Caldwell psaae-l up ■arl bvshsthail roach, in rhairan nf the pre»* and radiu cuntillM of, th*. Ateocialion o f Colgs Dnakcthali roaches. Sanford • Orlnnd» Kennel Club H)n(rirs 1‘ IH V T H A C K — r a l a t l l y T l e - T l ' - T t w . Kyle, kliaa O a .rV .-Jufty'* I'tio le e , I.title T r tu n ii. Ill,* F a lc o n . A n o th e r t(oun*r. C h ic o fle-t*. • x r n m u it »r *■— l a i . t i i , HK lie d Itu itle r. K e r v e r . D ulehlM F la h , J l y a l r r v lied, J lm m ta 11-lF r .it - K iru rn e . S n ip ’* Je a ra r. T i l l M O M A I'K—g / l t l h a MU* A--» H pade*.'A rietta Kite. <'unt|(i-it, lle lm o la . Ileatt t-ham p My J u ,l ita lir, P * l « . (Sill. C t o lo w n r n i H T I I II tt i : — I f l l l k , Mile U U ltln g . C o ra p ellllo n . IIK 111 Ve S ill'h e ll, t .iirk y O le*. Illa lt Ktar llu tlo n l l r l g h l . ''n n x e n la t. |{Txh Mile I h . h a s i* o f i h r * r fo r a first » l * T I I MAI l^ - S I I I S , MII* L i l l i e C a r o l. I la r ln e r l. rn a a ta l-.n c. place v o le , Iw o for s e c o n d , «lc. O -a la , H io h e '. <11rl. V a d a . T im n .Second P>» rr • -U if h jwrint'* T e r r y , t .u c lllc Srolt. m lX T I I n i l l ^ S l l l * , Mile went t o a n o th e r w h o s e c a r r e r M r . l - i- w i r , Hnlp'a I I .w a r d , let. w as a lm n a l r u t sh o rt b y tra g e d y ,14*4 K v e ti. Ill-ie lln n o . i ’hl»f ll-u-a E d d ie S V a ilk u * . G r s t b a a rm s u lU lld ln m rr. ria l,e -.l« n M ai. M cnrd.P Tech o f th e P h ila d e lp h ia P h i l l i e s . • K I K V T H KAtTS— a- I t l . s Nile IVaitko* was shot and serious­ ft's I s u ly H ester. It s s a y . P a w n 1,11. ly wounded in f’hin-m June ill, K lo ch sU e. J a n s W a r n * . P e a r l" , Ju ilv. H le p n la ro s, ( l l a a n l l r It'll*. i>7 a lt*-ye*r-old girl who K I U H T H | A t l l S / I M k , Mile espUated ahe juat had an "urgs Poppo. K « l Colem an, P o n lo Psie, tn kill someltmiy.” l - n e l r I G a r t . H u rle r. T a h it i. Mat He came hark last yeai to ntay U s e . P h a n to m H arvest X t k T t i M ACK— S ' la t h s Mile ibl game* for the rtiilli-a, help M a rg ie J e a n . J o s H n illh . llU 'k Topic. I l l g h R u lln n s, T o u r T e llin x Me. If n a k . H u ll* M a rls. (I’e >lsr I'la sto a *. F l a lied lilie s T M M T fl M ACK—4 'i a i h o Mile II e lla i s ||, 1, igu g ig lla n d r Ita s n r. g n srh Ite r, l l i . k• lon s U a s l e , U l r H a rr. K . C I*-ta in **, F l a Ited Itllaa A t ie i s Ih haga I I I Ann llo tl, K o llln * l.-e . It's llre n t " ItadtekM t do t h sk t l l o le t K-luath, Y e llo w In, hp r S IS - T S * ■Kt.KCTIONg F I HAT H A C K —J u d v 'a C h a l'S . T u rn ip s. P u r p le Top a ,.* 1 r. • ■- • " *i . , ™ I jt V .n v , ■ •* — HKC4»NI» 11 ACK— V ly etery lied. Turnip Kalail l-n hpr I is.t.T l W a ls r r r e e s it-.e hn rhs I l i - l l i Main'* J e s t e r . D u trh l*. T H I R D R A C R — A rlsn o Mutt. D e l " ilT iii a l l l r l My J u s t Hally. orahgea, dh pend ing e ls* tmx IT S F O I'I IT M H A C K - -MK M lr t r M lle b a ll. B a l l o n l lr lg h l. Comnetlo ia n g e s. T e m p le 14 boa H i llou llr a p e lr iit l. H u m a n hoi l it llr t p e T r ilil. M a rsh Beedlesa F IF T H B A C K — l.o c lll* M co tr. Hpik— 's Girt. IJHl* Oral. - .It* * I i* - t.T » S I X T H H A C K —C lo w lio n . D tvlde! TSM gertara >1 hog t .T t t l v a r l s l l e a v e g e ta h lss rece ive d Kveu. r ln lv o a to n 0*1 at Ih * ttenTord K la lt F a r m s m ' M a r­ . H K V K N T H t U C ^ - U lo c K a d e . ti L k e t T o ta l re ce ip t* StM p a c k a g e s O eiasn d v e r y II4X)I> on a l l M g t . table*, m a r k e t e llg h ll/ s tro n g e r. II RA4*K—HIella hOtv m o d e ra te demand fo r C lt r u s . T e n tp e ra tu ra th is m o rn in g at Ih * Hanford P in t o F a rm e rs' M a r k e t . IS asm s- liien the present power* nf the NCAA. The American Aasocialion of college bn lehall cimrhes yester­ day recommended In thn NCAA ■nring scmenlsr frrshment tie made eligible for varsity partiripatlnn In all sports. This was done herntisr of the war sUuation (hat may bring a big drain in ninitp>iwrr. IT-AWAY Saturday Thr Herald vvill Vulillsir a Mali Away Issue In Ihe nejir future portraying In wtmia and ami I'lctur*’ - llie iiltrnrtloiih of Sanford as a Tourist Center Tain- k4•■:," : 1 o f ir n tr a l Florida, mid dekigim l JACKETS fc»r pratpactlvp loti rials, jnTim ytcnt aidetiDt or otlierft interested In Sanford. • Mpil Extra Copied To Friends And Ri'laiiveB in the North • Bring Their Namyx a n d lo the Herald (NOW) |* AddrcsHCB sw M se ’ • Each Order Mutt Be Accompanied by Ten Cents 1 ' �4 THURSDAY JAN, i i . PAUL THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA 1951 SI nnd,O in Ih r month uf F r h n in rj Mon nf IH# f a i l r i l y f lK t ll uf WAf l I I | . w It lit-H la t lif> S11* #1i I nf F#11 iln p of H(A ir llU f tw u * ,Vtim1'#r r t iir r - l i s t T lit r r w ith Ih# north tl n r of iv i l n l thla Mli d a r «*f J a n u a r r * I •t i t III lllo . ll V of t* It o I- IIK It V I* *v tX M A L) M SI C le y b ,'lr . n il i . iim M lii hyll * M iifiv i nf it** l i f t ) m u n t i r a o k a p p i .I< « T it> \ r u n m I* lll.lt N H O .V «Ir a n i on l*4 iir A cio rd ln g H rin lh o i* C o u n t), • let* ~ " T A X D K K It V I T H I: I I P A P P L I t \ T IO > 1(1 II IH K A I.I r ir r h t ir r u it Co urt, tn F la t t h r r r u f riH o rd u l at P a i r Ida T A X I l f .K I I IIK C . I » k l l U M UK la in Hrmlnni# C o u n ty . Fh»r» S of F la t Ittuik 1 nf Ihe l*uhlli IH K A I.I l a w . m t i a u a * up- m m K U T IC t : Id I I E I t K B V IlIV t lN . X U T II p: III X P P I .l t XTIIIA l u l l Ida It r c u ril* nf H riulnnl# CN iiinir, T h a t t> D .- t ia n l* l th * h » |.|rr nr ih * N O T IC K IH H K I t f l l T IIIV K N . tx x n r in IH K A I.I F lo rid a t it n »mi I L # TalffTlt fa lln w IR E . c a n lf lc a t * ha< l l i r .l >«M T h a i It Ii l i a .ilr l the h -ii* r. of the N tiIM F . O F M T I . 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M H io , B e a t e r , n e w l i r a * and e th e r e a t r a t — A c a r w ith m a n e COPA M V H t q iO u t PHc n b CA51- IU n u . r « ' v F .n a trvk.'*4i M S I j p A WD- B tt>*»Of3'JOW N»OMP. re fl m e f u * r I • n - .c I M A Itu i. / K.HOU AMV-bOOV- „ m TOWN “j — ' r j -hj'iom k b * u -n d a �THURSDAY JAN. 11, 1951 THE SANFORD HL’ICALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA jw w n g iv T Korean War Oviedo City Hall MUltnil a t the Wcjnju-ChrAou highway. ’ OllKiwitf, Barnard reported, llte (rout was stabilized Thursday, with only some imsll-smu fire south of the wrecked and empty town of .Woojta. On that front, 85 miles south* n u t of Seoul, the Rrda lost an estimated {,100 troops In an ear* Ifer fight that lasted seven hours. * The Allies abandoned Won in Monday. On- Wednesday, a tanklad patrol of the U. H. Second Division pushed back Into the town from the southeast. ■ Undine no ftrds lhrrr, th* pa* ol looked around for a while, en voluntarily withdrew towards Ute over looking hills in the south. * ,~_"OUIU, r.It on tit* rtied tun aids Changju, th ecompany-siaed paUni was Jumped by more than fT.000 North Koreans. At one stage the Americana fixed laynnrt* and charged. After other Allied forces rein­ forced th* patrol, the Itcds broke off the battle Wednesday night. Rut the greatest picoace io Allied arm* was sitaping up in a 60-mi!ra stretch between ('fiu n g )ii and red-held Osan In western K o ­ rea. Chinese and Korean Red fo r c e * reive the final check. C. R. (Hunts, master of reremon­ ies, made a short talk. The Rev. Nath Thompson, former pastor of the Oviedo Methodist Church, made the dedication speech Jn honor of the boys of Oviedo who had riven their Uvea for their country. These boys of World War II wart Arthur Hunter, son of Mr. and Mra. A. R. Hunter, now of Orlando; KugenOlliff, son of lira. Grace Olliff amt the Ute K. M. Ollff; Arthur Partin, son of Mrs. Blanch* Partin and of the late Cheater Partin and Gordon Johnson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Johnson. Onlr one of the mothers o f these boy* was present at the dedication ceremony; namely, Mra. Grace Olliff. Mr*. William Henry Martin, ac­ companied by Mra. T. I-. Lingo at the piano, led the group In slrjrintr Amerira, thr last verse o f which was one written by Rev. Nath Thompson, of Oxford, Ga. This verse was ao Inspiring for the occasion. It I* as followa: May all the Nations share. Lord God thy 'are. Thy name adore; May the Prince of Peace, HU Kingdom still Increase, TUI wars and wrongs shall cease forevermore. Mr. Clonta thanked the Mayor for all he had done to help make the new building a reality, to which the M a.o; r...ponded. Rev. Thompson railed for a ris­ ing vote of applause for all of the elty officials. Those present for this occasion Included Ren Jones and Merritt Staley, councilman; T. I- Lingo, city clerk; Lee Gary, mayor; Joseph Lelnhart and Prank Talbott, ex-mayora; George Kel­ sey, the town police officer, Paul Campbell, the contractor for the I nllding, was also present. Mra. J. II. ttlaley and her son, Merrill Staley, accompanied by Mra. T. L. Lingo at the piano, tang a duet; after which Merritt Sta­ ley, at the request o f the Mayor, sang one of the Mayor’s favorite tonga, “ Won't You Come Over To My House And Play Thst You're Mv Little Girl." Mayor Gary thanked the ladles of the Oviedo Woman’s Club and of the Oviedo Garden Cluh for their kind ro-oDeration In helping to make th* dedication ceremony such a huge success. S estimated at 2SS,%0 '.i.t . Io th* area or moving toward it in an appareln hid to rut o f f the main force* of, the 0 . R. Kighth Army an Ihe road -o u th of sliamlom-d Seoul. In that area roads fan out through the hills, affording many Avenues o f approach to the Allied force*. .1 AP correspondent John Ran­ dolph said the Chine-*' evidently hep* to force the Kighth Army to Accept battle In the rough coun­ try rullahle for gwarnr... o f night* flphtlnr Red Infantrymen. ♦ Six Chinese armies wt rr In the general western area, south of Reeitl, and seven armies were Porth and west of Wonlu. This fore* Included wiry Mongolian cavalrymen. Intelligence offlcrrs laid 800 Chlnea* planes and tanka are available to lark tin NililrtM WK Golden We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities Pricn QooJ Him Saturday, Jan. 13 Swift’s Homogenized Shortening 3-lb. Oai (Limit— 1) Arm our’s Luncheon M eat Regular Site Soap h Another hint that Ihe Red* mny b# about to challenge Allied maay of the Korean skies cam*- in hank but Ita gunners reported the North Korea, Fifteen Russian, possible kill of one Red Jet. The de MlO-IBJrt fighter* attack- bombers had dumped more than a R-!W Superfortress a* It too tons of explosive* on the air gad behind a formation because field at Pyongyang, Korean Red engine trouble. capital, and other cities in North Korea. (Limit—2) I No. 2U Scott County Kraut 2 cans 25c No. 2 Vein Grapefruit Sections CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE . 10c WESTERN CARROTS....... 2 for No- 311 Libby Peach AND STORAGE CO. t* can Juice YOUR can 10c Ihw. Tangerine YELLOW ONIONS.............2-lbs. t ot. Honey Cut Clreen Asparagus . > Bouquet U rg e . t-i ■ UcfetA UfI f can 10c IMPERIAL APPLES 10c ICEBERG LETTUCE. 17c 5-LB. BAG ORANGES Nu 3 Wilke* Whale Irish F b . G rade A , Large flf 10c No 303 Std. Cut Weekend Special* E, G. G S jf# can 71c Do*. ] • Potatoes con No. 2H Penn Carroll Toilet Soap Limit—1 Pumpkin can Oer Own. Per* Pork Lean Weetera No. I Tall Strongheart Dog. 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Grd H airJ �IF TH E b Unity Thnrt Is Btrengih— W E A T lIE It Generally folr and * IlltU warm»r through Saturday except bo coming unsettled, likelihood of a fro light shower* rstrrmr north­ ern rounlle*. T# Prmtcl Ik* Peace of tb« World; To Promola the Progress ul America. , To Produro Pros peril) for Sanford. A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A I L Y N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXXII Ettlabliahed 1908 Blistering Air Strike ' Crumples Red Attack A s Retreat Continues d D eep -S trik iu g C hinese C olu m n Is F oiled In F la n k A ssault O n A llie d P osition W o u ld W a rn KuHflia TOKYO. J a i n i - t / P ) - Blist­ ering Allied air it n lu =nd artil­ lery barrage* crumpled a Red Ko­ rean attack near Wonju today. But another Communist force ^Inking 30 miles behind this Al­ lied position threatened the enlite Um’iw Nations stand in crnlral D e fe n se S ays H e W a s R ad ica l In Y o u th B u t N ot A C o m m ie K.lft* Th- deep-striking Red column •kitted ih* Am*rka«-Fr*nrb-Dutiji line in the Wonju area. It 1might several sharp cla die* with Allied paltols on the approaches to Tanyang, 37 milea southeast of Wonju. The flanking Reds set up a roadblock, mined a vital supply highway and poured a hail of small arms fire into an Allied force sent out to clear the rout*. Two North Korean divisions— the 6th and 10th— were ramming a deep wedge into the U . N> posi­ tions in crntral Korea. Possibly 20,000 Communist troops were in ,y th ii lores which was threatening the supply and withdrawal rout?' of the U. S . Second Division and Its Ftenth anJ Dm .! i »dppolling unit* making a fighting stand jutl south of Wonju. The immediate peril in the Won­ ju area eased as daylong Allied ait •trikes and aititleiy barrages rout­ ed two Red Korean regiments ra which had seised a , commanding height Thursday: night. ' J This fs rrs , striking from the Remington Plans To Take Stand In Trial For Perjury lass. Robert Twft IN A VNCM before the National Pram Club, Washington, San. Rob* art Taft (E CMsJ rays that bo fa­ vors warning Russia that “ if you attack Wartern Xurop*!, you will And yourself at war with tho United State*." Taft aim declared ha advo­ cated making tha Atlantic Pact a "Manna Doctrtna tor Western Xuropa." (fatsraaftnaal BauwtpMa) NEW YORK. Jan. 1 2 - 4 * 1 W ill jam W. Remington, accused of falsely denying he was c m a Communist will defend hinurlt Burn I he witness stand. In-. lawyer announced in federal couit today. Die defense attorney did not •ay when he planned lu call Rem­ ington to the stand to answer a week of charge, by admitted form­ er Communists, former liiend. and Ids divorced wife that they had known him as a Communist. Remington. 3 ) year old foimer Commerce Devilment economilt, is being tried for perjury aftrr he told a federal jury last year that he had never been a Communist. Defense lawyer* have tried to establish that while Remington was was active :g radical circles in his yguth. he was not actually a mem ber of the Communist Party. Most of thl* morning’s opening o f the defense c**e, whleh may require three week*, waa taken up by various dofonae motions for and government arguments a* gainst examination of the grand jury minute*, and alleged Irregularttle* tn tha original prerentolion t* th* grand Jury. Hong Kong Alerts Ju-Chechon road, the All Citizens For Tillis And Sparks dominant hill and ilammvd a wl Immediate C all Are Acquitted Of northeast had cut across the Wan. occupied thrring fire into the AIM**’ horsr defense prelraeter ju*t ihoe shaft's!I defn htauth or Wonju, i The fighting raged in foot-deep bite# And hitter eold. Red Troops Reported , Allied p la n * Including the Mg T o Have Exchanged B-P auperforta rarely uaed on , « tactical mission* sawed haavg t i ­ Shota W ith Police ptoeIrea and fragmentation bomha. mar hi nrgun fir# aad jet lied gaao HONG KONG. J.n . 12 4/P) line Into tho Red petition*. Navy pilots from lh« carried This Crown Colony adjoining Red Philippine Sea seared the half mile ridge with Nopnh" fire- China had a collective case ol IOn Nm h ea rage BSakO Catholic Ban On Rotary Applies To # All Civic Groups Va t i c a n c r r v .d w l Vatican d S £ . organlaatlans __ o r civic group* ‘T .^ C ’S a. af tha Sacred Office, which _ up the deerre, said the document r-nlterated the church’* preference that Catholic layman nod women ..................... associate thesnael see with With Catho* Ca t (OeertneO Oe Pate gltekii IIOUBB OF MBIOP8 war-fear nerves today. Officials ordered all British sub­ jects— tnen and women- to he prepared for immediate military call and the rumor marl began K m i Ii m s on race Twol Seminole CountyKoad No. S-425 To Be Paved TALLAHASSEE, Jan. —The State Road Department will receive contractor*’ tiida here Jan. 2ft for construction and re­ pair of 211 mile* of roail* and bridge* In 29 Florida counties. Among the projects arr: Grading and paring road 8 125 from (irapeville Avenue In Sanford to Road 40 In Seminole County. Work on zhouWere o f Road r. between Ormond and Tom oka Ri­ ver In Volusia County between the Indian River county line and Palm Bay, and a-rtions near Titusville and between Kau Gallia and Pineda In Brevard County, and on road Ift between UarbervtUu and Pierson in Volusia County. Grading and paring road 8*411, the Canal Road In Volusia Coun­ ty, from Herbert Street In Port Orange and Road 000. EL PASO. Trx.. Jan, I t—CiJ’V— Tha House o f Blahopa of the Epis­ copal Church In final session today elected Three new blahopa. They dra: Tha Rev. Albert Ervlne Swift, ree'er of Holy Trinity Church Ip .mJIarJa, ta ba missionary bishop Puerto Rico. Tha Vary Ba*. Richard R. Emory, rector of I t Paul'* Church In Minneapolis, U oe aai^tonarv tils'top of North Dakota. I fha Vary Ray. R M ord & WatBall, dean o f 8 t Manns Cathedral DRAFT VIOLATIONS in Mattie. Wa*h„ to bo miaalonarr WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 8 - 4 * 1 bishop o f Utah. The PBF *ald today it has Inves­ tigated nearly 9,000 case* o f al­ LEGION BUPPn leged violations of the draft law A Urge nttendnnca U unacted during the laat rig months. Legion Hat A report by Director J. Edgar Hoover disclosed that Us* Bureau 7:00 A S T la new receiving more than WOO kat ■*wtn luck cases far Inquiry ovary Ban- month. ylo H la morning. u Hoover said that in more than , business a ratin'* will fellow a third o f tha case* handled ao far compliance with the law has been ■t 1:00 o’clock. churned through registration. In­ JOINT PA duction, or otherwise. A special join UMPIRE SCHOOL Seminole County George Barr, whoa# Umpire School qpane Jan. IT, today askad any persona who hay* eatra coat hanger* ae magastoaa to S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A F R ID A Y J A N . 12, IB S l A ssociated P re tu Senators Told Truman Calls For More Need For Men In Army Grows Eight Billion Dollar S e n a t o r S alton stall S ays A d m in istra tion M u st P rov e C ase In 18-Y e a r -O ld D r a f t Than H ike In U.S. Burden O f Taxation WASHINGTON, Jen. 1J—141 —Defense official* disclosed to­ day that the possibility of draft­ ing women for the armed ser­ vices had been discussed at th* Pentagon—and discarded. At the same time they told the Senate preparedness subcommittee that l on tress will be asked to re­ mote the present limit mi the number of uniformed women In the services. Iko U rin es S m iles T o C o n fe re n ce W ith T h e F ren ch WASHINGTON, J.n . W tMIIINUTON —(Ah— Some r erve officers arr getting letters front their branch of the armed force- classified "restricted." The» are notice* of where to report In case of central muhiliraliun, l arlou* brembr. of all Ihr -ervlres ore choosing h) in me crrlatn good men whom the* - a n in hate on duty iptmrdlsle'i if -erious trouble starts. Men thus noti­ fied rowld be summoned by radio If necessary. 12 <>V) and nrvt Ih r prrirnt li-cal year run* out next July I. WASHINGTON. Jan 1 2 -U P ) Senators were told today that President Truman had iiurrasrd the June 30 minitower <?oal tor MANCO AMIRICAN MHITAIV COOPHAtlON IS fUlTHIilD In Paris as a smiling General Dwight D. Elsen­ the nation', lighting lo u r, by hower wins an aniuted response troni Minister of National Urlcnsa Jnies Much (center' anti General Jultu about 260,000. Resident Genera' ot Morocco. As commander in chief of the Ninth Allontlc fact armctl torcev. hirenhuwef told France that the United Slate* would lend full support to the organisation he Is forming, (/nlcrnafmnul) A.ri.lanl Secretary of IMenre Anna M. Rotenberg testified that Mr. Truman had approced raising the armed force* strength to 3,462.205 by that dale or "at (hr earliest possible moment.** The previous June target was 3.200,000 men. although Mr. Tru C ; l A man has talked of having 3,500, 1118611110WCf ATIIty w Master Hgt Thiuna, .1 Ualla000 in the neii year or two. _____ ghrr of the Marine lVi|n we* re Mrs. Rosenberg made her gg Denmark O ffers SgL Gallagher Is M ixed Reaction I,M0 S d * n T . M S f e * * F“ Higher Taxation A tla n tic T o u r j 2 2 ! ^ W ' ^ S S i w J S | T a f t A d m its B o o s t nottnccmcM as she and lop rank, C o n t i n u e d W i t h r ,*l "f th* First Marine Division N eeded But O th ers ittg Army, Navy, Air Force an# V > U (jlin u tU W i l l i jl)r achievement in -onnec Marin* sffirer* oppa* appeared helot**4 *J O t im C y T * 0 N o r w a y **«•••' *^..«op*»«tlons against fh# EiLlt L o u d P rotest •he Senate Armed Services Comminer lo urge drafting of IR-yrarolds. Mrs. Rmenlrert said skr had juil recrived a telephone call from Secretary of Defense Martha!! in­ forming her of ihr higher total (or the armed service. "The joint chiefs of Raff re­ queued it ye.terday," Mrs. Keren berg said. "The Secretary of Ik fense and the President approinl it this morning." P residen t S t r e s s e s M a n p o w e r S h orta ge As 5 M illion M ore W o r k e r s A reN ced ed - -Picuirnt I lunun i...! i) called on I'ongie.s to boutl I n n llm m .um by "very much more" thin the $0,000,000,000 combined luUl of the last two increase*. Dir i’ rc.idcnl, in hi. annual economic mr.tsgr, noliticd the lawmaker, that thr nation’s se­ curity will ilrmaml lending and spending authority totalling $H 0.000.000.000 for llm Ii.ral yrai P a ct enemy In Korea on Sept 27. Sgt. Gallagher is a hrother-lnWASHINGTON. J*n I 2 - ( /1 ’ i Inw |i, Mrs John Hchnsri). Ill* General D Eisenhower came tu wife, Mrs. T J . Gallagher, is now Pre.iiienl Iruman*. prn|H)«al lot Norway Itrday on In. nrolilt build living with her father. Dr. (Irani- .. i .i z mi irate ul “ very much mg and fail-finding lour of At- ic-y ili'ixlerton at Ko*. l.nkc on tlio iiiolc’* than $H.OO0.000.lMX)-.»-yrai Mt. Dora Road, met with iiuxcil irjcliun lotljy in lanlii Pact capitals. 'Dosing the attni'k l>v hi* com lie and his staff landed a> pany on .tiling enemy nusUluns,*' L'oltgie... Scn.it.u l.ifl ul Din.i, thaiinuc Garilrrmurn Ailpoil, 37 mile, lire cilutiun stated, "Msstit Hgl. The 150,000 damage suit of Joe Guilagbcr, acting as first .cigcsnl, of the Scnalr Repuhliran |wilic) north ol (hlo, ttt the late efie moon iH.played outstanding Initiative Daniels against Police Captain Roy commiltee, tulil a repmlri he TiliU and Patrolman J. B. Sparks Norway is the filth country he and courage. was decided In fayar of th* two "After thn maturity of Ids com­ lliink. "we are going to need at defendants by a jury In Circuit h a s rolled on In. 12-nation circuit. pany had paasni sul'imsi-dlv Irail lb.it much in Jildilmn.il tair, Court at 4:30 o'clock iyesterday P in m .itl) he had confeired with wipeil-out enemy iMisitiun., au en­ and pnduhly nnile.” afternoon following two and a half Bui Hep. Ilrril ol New Yoik. The proposal for drafting 1H- Iiik I.v-sI officialv hi France, llelKium. emy marhlna gun fired on the inr* of deliberation. ■ear element* of the company A In IU verdict tha Jury recom year-old* wai running Into >t>me the Nethriland. and Denmaik senior Hrpulditan on ihe laa-wrilmember of the company, wh» was mendrel that th* Court “ instruct opposition In the Senate group. General Eiseuhowrt cattic here returning fire un the enemy pu.i- mg lloure M'.iy» .n il Mean. Comthe City officials and the Chief of Senator Sallun.tall (R-Mas.t de­ lion was serloualv wounded ami mitlee. . aul lie though! ihr I'lr.ipolice that more courtesy and con­ manded that defense official, by air fmm Co(icnhaKen. Denmark, fell into an esposed area. ilrnt “ ha. gone hysterical." Dial sideration be shown to th* public.” "prove their ease” for such a where Admiral E. J C. tjinlgaalil. "Master Hgt. Gallagher fear­ No damage waa a*tossed hv th* step. Danish defenre ih ir l, aimnuncrd description, hr dihleil, In. not oulv Jury against the two pe>ler ofti - 1 “ 8« far they have not convinced t h a t the Damtii finer of I,(MM) men lessly and couragruu.lv esposed the I’ lr.ldrnt*. t.n |i|o|Hital. hilt cert, nor waa any damage decked tne that the present draft I*". himself to th* enemy fire tn run now on occupation duly in Gri ICsiWvM «• Cssv Tevl , "olhri ihingi" in Mi, Truman** against Daniola fn countaraults of out lo the wounded Marine's side many would hr handed over lo ihr IftOO each filed by th* nfflcer*. economic me..age. and carry hint to a pmdliun of li ntdasss us P is. Fear) Mr. Daniels had charted in th* January Building Chairman George l l' tial of the rover, ily hit actions the wounded ■ull that he had h*o« beaten by th* tni-hamlltiig SenaU' Finance I'otnMarine was materially aided in re­ Permits Hit $ two officers an Jan. i. The offseare tnltlre <ald ho wauls to wait for Muirhcud Services maintained that h# had resisted ceiving medical attention much the I'resldetil'e budget mcs'ngr arrest. G. W. Spentor rapresantad earlier than would olheiwlie have Set For Sunday P.M. January permits for erection of nrzl week before roiomitling himMr. Daniels, and tha two officers homes in Hanford already total I n n possible, and was an inspira­ arlf on th,. amount of new tszi-s. tion In all members of his com­ war* represented by Georg* A. more than (03,000 In estimated The lawly of Rnnald 11. MuirH e added t h a t the President's Speer. Rodney Harris waa fore­ value, acrurding to John Glllot. head, 77, whu died Wednesday In pany. Ills courageous actions won- re q u e st for le n d in g and s p e n d in g in keeping with the highest tra­ man of th* Jury. rltv building Inspector. a u th o r ity o f f I4 U.ihmU mki.in n i in an Orlando hospital, will lie in o fthe United Hlaic Nacnl t h is fisc a l v e n i a n d the y e a r end­ Mr*. M. L Harrison and her Of this amuunt, (73,000 la Iwinr in the first l‘re*hyierl*n dition* Hervicc. husband today entered suit of tft,- spent by Osier-Welter Hume-.. atatiChurch from 2:00 I'.M. Sunday un­ 000 against T. B. aw* W. P. Ball Inc., fur the building of |0 run- til 3:0(1 I'.M. when senrkri-s will t>e "Master Hgt. Gallagher i> an in g J mi. I l l , 1 9 52 . -re in e d " p r e t t l local truck broknr and owner* ciete blurk house* in the Uei-Au eomluct.d by Rev. A. (,. MclnnD. thunml to wear the combat *VV* a m b itio n -." House Republican Leader Mar of a parked truck with which her Section. Seven of the homes wll' Durial will ire made In Like View The citation wn* signed by Maim automobile collided on tha night cost (7,000 each and three at Cemetery. General Oliver I’ . .Smith, U.H.M C. tin of Massachusetts also -aid ha. did:.'I wan to be committed of March >3, resulting In Injury valued at (8,000 each. .Mr. Muirhrad, a natiie of Glas- i on the amount of the lav llim a-c to her and several weak* of hos­ On Tuesday Delbert Scott was Scotland, hail lived tn Han­ lie suggi sled a go slow approach pitalization. The truck, at th* time Issued a permit lo build a (10,(si) gow. ford since 1007. lie is survived hv by Congress to nvuld "over lava of the accident, it waa charged, concrete block home at 411 Hcntt the widow; three daughters; two Hon" hud been parked without llghta Avenue. aona; one brother; and one sister. " if lazes are -o higli lliat (he\ In front of th* home ot the driver. PARIS, Jan. 12—(47—William strangte or suffocate (he people Jame* Brinala, 80ft East Eleventh H. Mi-dart. St. I»uls, Mo., restau­ the ends ih sired would l« defeatStreet. rateur, wai hilled today when n ' mi," Martin said. A jury Tueaday awarded 8301 id tinged from a window of his The President** bell-tightening (r n iis s M on page Tw»; hulel. l l . i i l s o s «■ rag* Hlghtl Hiwaa the father of Mlttri MILITARY TRAINING Meilart, whole name was linked OTTAWA. Jaa. t»—UP>—The S eason al E m p loy m en t romantically with King Karouk of Canadian Legion, vntea of 300.000 Egypt last September. H it« V e t E n rollm en t veteran*, rent out the signal today By ELTON V. PAY vr friend* denied emidiaticailv for a Canada-wide campaign de­ Associated Preaa Military Affairs Reporter then that ah* waa the mysterious signed to overcame Cabinet ob­ Due to Keaaonal agricultural WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 2 - (A*) - The government’s atomic wea- “ MDa X" who wax Karouk's com­ employment the enrollment of thjection* and bring eamptuory mili­ panion at Diarrits and other Ri­ poacan apparently are getting ready to "tickle the dragon's tail” out in tary service Into affect. Hrmlnole County In.tltuU for viera r#*ort*. The dominion command o f the a Nevada desert. I(la wife was the former silent Veterans, now at about 2i5 country's leading organ­ auing veteran*' veterans- organpupils, i*. a'mut half the former Thai it what lb* phyiiciilt ol the Atomic Eneigy Commisrion rail film star, Donal Rlussom. ization announced callln, on thair trick af producing low-ordero Duncad If It is calling lie was director of the Mi-dart enrollment, Fred Murray, director, 2.200 Legionn branches to bealega nuclear bursts without Inboralory exticrintenia could h~ Steel Company o f 8t. 1/iuia ami n announced at hi* office In the members of1 Parliament with da- provokingfiaalon atomic beaat Into a directly associated with work lo- noted golfer. If* was onre holder Court House thl* morning. part-time rutl-acaie, th* mends far rompaleary . Of the total number of veteran* death-dealing A-homn wartl developing atomic weapons of th* St. Loula amateur title and training In th* the reeem fare**. blast. fur use by the Army, airredy o f­ a ore-time participant In lh« Bri­ taking full ->r part time study are 45 while students who are enroll­ They hav# been doing that la­ ficially announced. General J. tish Ouen. boratory (rich sine* before the Lawton Colllrw, Army chief uf Mlmt confirmed her father** ed si iiM Sanford Vocational first A-bomb was eaplodad. But staff, has indicated it waa hy nu death. He had been in l.uiope since School on Commercial Avenue a new announcement from the mcane imnouible lu develop an last month. H* and - daughter Htudi-s include elementary, hlgn ARC iurgvsts Dial now they are artillery thril or a guided mlanite were living on the fuurih flooi o f reboot anil utirinr** subject., the Hotel Continental I Sine- the school was started ae"Even fish are oat safe from able la produce bigger sjb-ri. with an atomic warhead. |verol vears ago about 25 while trefflc accidents," a local polk* piMlon bunts and will begin that It i* to he ass mill'd Hurt In tho WILLIAMS TO Hl'KAK ! student* have received high school officer remarked this morning af­ work an Part af a ftJMO-aquan- iszocraa uf reducing Hi* atomic ter hearing that aa Voile Williams, state mil* Air Parc* bombing and hcmti tn a size for fitting in *hcl!s ■ vi lismmtat Jr., n a i r Ire r ! diploma*, he *tat-d. Colored students receive high crashed late tha jnmnery rang* nanr Las Vi « t warhead* the commission is preaentative, will speak on Ik-1tv r o« U>* MnHpal eiplorlng many phaaea of nuclear relations between management school and elememarv reheol edu­ and labor, and alerting ritlsans cation at the school* at Fourth fltoian. produce true atomic espio-< to Ih* danger o f Communism at Street anti 8anford Avenue and to pa* tha Nrendu rsnr, . like tK* A-bomb, the quan- an inter-rerial public relations In Ovieslo. To data about 20 o f tl)* component porta of meeting at Allan Chapel A. M. E. Negro students have received high (laabwiabk malarial genarallv Church for Negroe* Sunday after­ school diplomas Mr. Murray assumed his ore­ bo too amnli. If la** than noon at 1:00 o'closk. The meeting will be und*r the sent position here in June, 1949. •it#.’’ th* ezplotion direction of tha Rav. A. 0. Chand­ Hr wai formerly the supervisor occur. r, scientist* hgv* dls- ler, pastor o f the church. A of veteran* education In Lake that by building better muikn! program will be present - county, and in 194* waa secretary the fl»slon»hJe ma -d. The program 1* .nontored oy of the Bust I* Chamber of Com­ "Good Neighbor*, In*." merce Beating Daniels No. 102 Leased W ire OSLO. Noiwey, Jan. 12 </l'> 83,000 3 Mimi Medart's Fulher Dies In Hotel Plunge Atomic Bomb Scientists To Set OK , Controlled Explosions In Nevada Fish Pond Victim Of Auto Accident G y li A. hr >rt II out, thi. total would be fos actual military and foreign aid qirndmg |>lu. contracting, lendmg and loan guaianlrrtng auttion ly lor national security |»ui|>o*ev Other government r\|»rn»r» would lie in addition to lint. Mr. Iruman said workrt. rnu-i arrr|)t wage rcslrainl. and bu.lnrts mm mu.t accept luwrr profits that no one should .rrk tn hike hi. metimr to escape hi. tha re ol he higher tax hutden. He told the legislators, too, that 1. UOO.IMHI m o r e m en and w o m e n m ay In- a d d e d to the a rm ed forces w iin in a few m o n t h . T h e m il i t a r y m anpow er goal h a * been a f o r c e of 3,2(Mi.t(tM» b y J u n e 30, but o n ly tm iay t h is figure w a s raised to 3,402,10ft. 1’iingrrsK voted a (4,700,IMXIJWO inerrase in inillviilual and corpor­ ation laze* laat fall. In Drvriid?er, It passed a bill to get (3,300.000,. Odd m»re from corimnitinns through an “ excess profit*” tax and an Increase in existing taxr*. Mr. Truman used no specific (■•aMaas* Om rasa Clablt Army Says Pearson Column Contained Secret Messages WASHINGTON, Jan. 12—WA— The Army eald today th e Drew I'earson column o f Dec. 30 con­ tained "quotc-l exesrpts from classified (secret i message*," and nn Investigation is la-lng made. In ■ letter to Senator McCarthy (K Wit). Hoi-retarv of the Artnv I'a.e alio said thr malti-r i* i-eime -uiimllteil to the Judge Advocate General of the Army. The Judge Advocate General is the Arinv'* top legal officer. Pace made the letter public. It was In response to a ilrmand from .McCarthy to hnuw whether ma­ terial in the IVat son column was in fact quoteti from secn-t mrs-ages a* I'rarton said. McCarthy said In u Smile speech last wrt-k that if i'rarson had uuote-i secret mess­ ages he had given aid to foreign countries In efforts t > break U. S. codes P earso n r e p lie d in a s ta te m e n t irsaHissS Os PS|< react e m u s -.ittihi WINTER IIAVFN, Jim. 12i/Vr—Striking citrus pickf-r* to­ day made strung efforts to halt harvesting and tav.ing ..f f. ul'. in the 11 day walkout in I’nlk county. A 12 lf>- ar moiorcade of trik-rs moved swiftly fr mi glive to grove vailing un workers to stop work and Jain thi strike movement. striker* In the Winter HavenLake Alfred area u.i-J loud speaker* to urge pickers and loader* to Join thr walkout A FOR ATOM MOSCOW, Jan iJ -f/T )—Red Star informed it* reader* today that a new alphabet book required for use by first grade studrnta in Washington, I>. C., rtaits out: "A for atom. It for bomb,** et* c e t e r a , ______________________ Snnford Went her High yesterday 70 I/>w today 41 Rale 00 Total Jan. rain .01 inch Normal Jan. rain, 2.35 inches. The Weather JACKSONVILLE, Atlanta Hi.mark Boston Brownsville Chicago Denver Washington Jacksonville Miami � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 11, 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/55555246e8494f10220bb4ce564bcaa6.pdf 8b12d4398afb7b91086330f9e435d5c5 PDF Text Text #■ »* T U E S D A Y JA W . 9, 1951 T H E BANFORD H E H A L D . Incidence Of Infantile Paralysis Almost Doubles In Florida In 1950: Elsenhower li^ a lla a ta r o w Pi*> Om | hr id ip ia ite ti and to lun ch at ih r officers’ meat. (KDITORS NOTH: To hrfat IIUI i n i l r r , tip III dale on Ihr maal rerenl praxrro. in the flghl againut infantile p*rah*i*. wr « ill peroral a »crlv* of four a rlirln r-prri.illi written for Florida hy Mr. J. Ililli* Miller, Pt.il March of Dime* -tale rhairmaa. ThU t* Ihr flr*t In the *rtlr*. Hy J. HIM.IS HIJ,I,|{|t 1971 Stale Marrh of Dune* t halrman live )r a r |9Ml i* rapnlly a|i|irnarhing live* trcnml of polio e a r n in llie liitiury off llii* nation. II iimiv Ii Novi bar Iwrn «« far lliiv year 31. Iffl ea»c* iciortled m llir r ea*r* In Plniida. The Florida- p irlu n , leftreling the national trrial, lui- m urk doubled th a t of la-t j i a i whin only 2*2 ca**** of Infantile paint--■ *1* Were reported Ihroilghniil lieentire »taie. In Ihe tail three year* there , rord*. nlmiit ome in eeiry file have la-eri more than MHI.nflu run-* 1 ye ars. Medirnl ex|a-rience reveal* (hat of (adio, a figure that aptoonrhe* clo*ely that of the eulln- pre the Inridi'iit of polio seem* tn tieiiir more friimently in five ceding drradrf During the week ending Decent >•••*» cycle*_ iif in e|«,-e paraltfl ber V. |H new ra-e* weie reteirleil | with national tr*-n<l» In |Hi|mlnll>m III Florida, Indk-ntinp that nui -hifl*. A corn 111 mill v »eem* (#• thinking a 1*mt polio rnirle* u* out “Imtittttil**- Hu I f after a major Iml In y ta r, hut with |ai|iulati«n -hlfl* In every com in unity, the rvele w ort- toward ,-ndher high ■'Inrldent rate*' ai the end of a five year pcriml. The-,, nr* Ihe fuel- that n -eareh has produced mi the tail|n nh-tulr today. f'>H dr' March t-f Dime. (po.o--I.iU ie lloimia lie'll VlUt rhiihla lai-ed *S*7 (*ai tnr the figld agnii -t liifnulili i'loridll Pnltii victim c«ll*ldrr(at tn Nnlunal l’n-t« r m INi*nk"I* So fn* thl- year tl« * •• on* of top throe final »clvclloti*, {* ready for tli |(,nilliia>M • •***** f*m*~ <»*»• mg "f the March of Dime* drive. Dnughtct of Mi. at borlati.it P atty , termed the *pc*-cii National Foundation for Infantile Pi. m e n u of Tampa, Itomde l» ........ «nd a hulf, »* an “affirinailon of tho continu I'ataly-i* ha* *poiii ttfOJtNl.tMK) for IH.lio w irn -In* wu. It! month* old. SIh-'.. t«en wa •nee of the foreign policy of the (■olio tmiient care and euidrmli- wa- two, and will rvrrilually la- aide to tiiwntd lira, "id with some t.'/MMUmo due on gety. Unitrd Statca," In 0*lo t h t non-political Mur- fb-remlier 31 In uaiiahl hill*. The furl I*, that th r Vatioual gcnpoaten raid (ha Pro»ident BotK« more recorde<l that the dr- Foundation h«* exhnu-ited It-, Families Should fmac -*f W r-lero Fuiupi- I* iden- fund* thl- yrnr la-eati-e of the llritim nia's Sword th-al with the drtcnMt of Amen- high lurhh-nee of imRu, uml manv *• **ll**>« t I - .,, i t., 1 rlnet ore, hm pltsl, nm*e-. and there In Hepttndwr, if MRiihittii O hm I *«*■ iMarl Stockholm'* comrrvatlve Sven- other* nr*’ awaiting payment for rmdeied P 'l’i Hung Kong** e*tliuati*l ford r ijd e wa* l*.rn r*dln aka Daghladet laid "T oinan'a •ervlre*. population in IIIIA wa* nlwut J,. Caiuplwll in (ilu-gme in I7t»2. rvalktic view* and forthriehi County chapter*, Including FluMi of whom only alauit 15,- He *«i ruio-ti to the pM-inge In (UlcmcnU m ud make a very fa­ ridn'* ri7 chapter*, have uhlid (l(H),W IhfiH fm hi* *11 Vice, a* general vorable impro*»lon in Weatcrn AMMO patient* *n fai thl* vear IMni arete 'noii-ffhineve. The (I, JJ. f'ou*ulhti- tii-iH-ial'* eninmandlng the |triti*h force* Europe." It addrd, however: Ilf Ihi* total. .'loOtKl weie holdover “But will they have any effect put leal *, Including 17,' mki from circular w.itn* Anirtirnn* lo nnt"j during the Indian mutiny. lie an a diehard Uolatlnniat like iupr nlnpe. The National Founda- _ " . The ileieHotatluu of the il*o rmiimanded a brigade dur­ lin k 'tt T aft, who oppoaed the in­ tion I* rurrentlv rernie*tllig Ineal ■ilimthm la the Far Kant and the ing the Pi inn an Wai, Mi-ntiwhih*. tin Midical Pre** troduction of eompulaory military rhnptri* tn return tlo-|r *urphl* po-lbllily thei a fur'her •later(ora­ aervlrr a few munth* before IVarl fund* In order to aid “ephlrmie" tion would Interfere with rngulni offered Scotland Yatd a free Cnmmerrial *hlp|dng and air »rr. •Ip °a haw to mu down tiro Harbor t " a>ea* lo ronliiuo- their work thieve-, whi *tole thr Forunnttun The Independent Mctropnlr of through thl* month nml lo Ihe vice- In H«ng Kong." Amet lean- wen- urgeil to " h i . Bnuarla carried an arenunt of Ihc end of the Mairh of Dime* drive. '••.ling Dial Ihe Slnne. we i*ha •pecch under the hradllna “The An advanced *|n-*-l»l gift- earn- mnlt ,hii itder" temovit-g ilepend Voice of Wisdom." Editorially it haign earried out throuvli Decern- cnl* .ind •Heir effiat* now, while ITih pouPfl*, the Medtral P ro a * aald the apeccll “give* proof nf ler at*o helped provide “etner normal tran*p'.Hol|,*n fneililie* -anl today; "O ut own -iig g i-'lion foi th e (paid aenac ami realism and poli­ dio-ovety of the eulprita, fu r tical courage for which Kuroia-an* rm rv furala". what it I* w o rth , i* th at th e For a miirk breakdow n of the —a t lea*t— will pe thankful.” m edical piof* **h ,u ahoul-l In- c lr , Meanwhile itew*pa(»ei* In Am­ plsre, |Hif|r* ..... .... goe* let uu- ‘ • u lu rlle il i*iot il l. 1*1 In trp o i t a ll erican gave general. If caullou*, rile the following. t a-e in w hich hi rnla i Ic v i -Ju ji * d praiac (o the Prv-ddrnl'a apcrch. Since the National 1'iutmklIm, almut It: b*o Thv S ta tt of thr Pnlmi wa tv 1 mult ini -1111 to ttupktiiil "well reported” hy Ihe Pie-ihbiil, of I in3.mm.nHi ha* k e n - 1M*111 nn adveiso r*rp( - nr- Imminent, tv* ■aid the Detroit Free P re ** (Midi, tailh-nt rare a->d euhlenil* alii ' don’t krone And when yon ■hmt-. Thi* i|f*e* not lake Inin nation Humid ire en n-eniml the *11rn« ln v e *leil III edtl- don't bn*>w the k**t polle*' D I HFdl F *»«w l|fit UMinJIt In g*> ahead and tflJ,e no bearlrim) ami n-a*»utH by lid* la tiu e ( k it h ouhllr aroi prof"-- elianre* linUtrif I,, 1 1 , 1 1 , , |. " cleat-cut atatem rut of it* nb. •im ini and -elen tlflc rese are h i llong K»ng *ia- just con* Iode*I But A.'mv Inlrllteriii - ie|<*y||rc) {•vtWra and the mmaurr* that A ln |a l nf «l3.lmtJMl h a * l * r u inMT plolMi*e{| lo attain (hem. vetted in r r* r a r e |,. g o /p rj |„7 In -di* of • N-- an, ' pt*KpnroUf tro I Ihe ( him e w eir frtiinjtng irp ,t Itttt netn«l- to It* hlatnry. It Hhl tp M a Inna, w hlh the S lS jf jn jw n roni-lilv 11 I If. nod 000 |„ |,u*ifn -- m.o-ivr d in knit; font arnuntl Iin* Is e ii lu\e«|ed in ■'•luraMnu "f In thi- fit t tl tnuiith* nf IpMl. fl'.tu Al Ir**! l**n t ’luiteve armienrofe*-innal tier sonnet through T h e It S rtam oed an enilw rg u |H>t,ihfy Wl.tHKI «■* rtmie lifMtpi fel|ow *hln*, *, Im 1ni-lil|i-, and old »» ahlpment* *o Red C h in n , Itnw wen *|Kitted m the *|r*. to >, hn-'k and neo(p»«lnnal A -- e v er, a fte i the I'hitimM- *We|t* In­ a.ielatloh*. $1,1 HUM 3 n f il In ti* the Korean " i n itt late N «v. llir l.ryliilt Army (ontmucrl tl' IP,V rm l"-r H u ' 1*un on A m erican trade lelie.il In tfie toulli .nl Yangtlartlt billet- lV.’-h. -ome 2 ti’i'i erlinlat- tn C h in a la ladtu? fell ai-iitrly he»v. of llie fa,| mnvnit- Retl fnire) hip* and ft Ihmship* have lieeu aidered none I imi *trn og . The Royal awarded The)- have covered the N a v . m ilt* here h a ve k-en de­ |trr«*ri! time OH llir heel* of rrfield* of virology, orthopedic*, pe­ pleted |,t lh« tra n s fe r o f dtiie* yuaril troop* diatric*. ni-urtdogv, pithlie health, to K»r,-a The c«i|oi,v hn* alt Two pdltr.1 ligfili Hand I f a id plan whleh naema lo l>e auhject anil phy*lral medicine, a* well n - army of .10 mat „f whom onlv 7.- 14 n tllr. W iu tfirill of 0 *4 n Ilte » c lherea|iy, orthopedic IdHt are rmotial Ir ia ir * . la dally rh a n g n . But here we phyviral Id. Hem-rot SI, E. C. RntteH a llu c L pul th- Ilr-d only 50 rout) hava the Trum an program which miming, medical social work, and (min l|ie K tim ta a plan nf collective peace action nllter*. Mntt*ergh. Hung Knng tnill*nrv mile* Ir** hy a i, It la through thl* bind of a ennimaoili-r roltirnevl In t|ie rnlony H ivet wfl-ie the U S, >4|l, |),v ihy non-Comntunl*l nallotta, of re­ listing the inroad* of Commtin program that Ihe National Foun­ vealetdai f»»m "lunm duties" In • ein liegap it Ha,,1, „ ,,f lam, of adhering to thr ideal* of dation direct- It- nun dvr three Engtaml I a» pm I.* I I m K America. The Dritiorratlr world, pronged assault agaltiit this moil th * Korean C o m m unltt«, toil. it Ilia again been denu-nat rated, dreaded »f all ditrurr*— (ndividu **arke-l now- hv hon-l,,-| ef th m j doe* nut la rk for laaderahip when al ahl to polio victim*, education ran d * of Chtnare who r a t e f ,i| th e It 1* nroiled moat.” of iptallflrd per*ontiil, and »e w a r When the A l l i r r almo ! had tl Thu 8*. I*0Ula (■lulm-Dt-itiocrat search, (lad) departed from tta uaual H aatlawe. 1 *mm - -ww *•«•■ Not the lcn»t lui|Hirlanl 1* the Mri« and carried a pagu one edl- education of Uh> general public— ■aid he would seek action soar, lorial on the *perch a* well a* fur through an Informed public I* Taft told the Prone H uh he had ■aether editorial on an ln*lda Ihe community and the nation l»e*t he*-n unable to gel ally *‘invi c page. The Glube-Deinorral aald: tire lui r-d to meet thl* plague ef- from official *nurre« a* t«j wry "lfarry H. Truman apoko like feetlvrlv when tl alrihea. thl* i-ntmirv ahmihl -oatnill krtrr land force* low aid I ih> Initlding ilia State nf the Union me*, of a KuifTOi!, army, lie ha* pd e la Congees* waa n logical, Slate Farm er* Market vnrele«l a build un nf air and *ea Inltive, carefully studied anapower ralbrt than land Itonp MepoM No, Cl al Ihe world llluallon a* It rninmitnirnta. aAnPOMH s v m raaw im a* lie* to (he critical difference* A tentative auirrm enl lo Iwain HAaHwr b r ik e r n the led Slate* and •aalard. Martda ip m m p ip m eonaldcialidti of Pnn e v Rtlesik. Tk* foltowlag uricea r*|w tini by lion dollar tax Mil ,-n Feh. I wathe tnalara on ih* Hanford atala rrai-hrd liulav liv fhetotarv ,-f *11 was an F a r m * * . Mar Ur, f .• r pro du , e *«U,I ruun aense of thn'Ainrriraii people in Trovkara a Ik a le ra up 1 0 1 I’.St Ihe Treasure- Snvder and Wlplc*, to asacaa Ute altuallun that now Jaanar* a .tail. •hnial manager* of |* i !-- g■*(.*• prevail* and U> do those thing* Iltan*. T ,* i t n | r * » * No H upnll.* WIO troop* wa* . ihiIIh I nrar Oran. abliaar a* lb baa* (S.afc-4 (•• tl«n . . which are uveded, vltall,- needed, ICabbaae Allied pilot* ,j|d Cuminuid-t t* lb rrale* Ha gupptlM Th** new measure may rni** to correct (hemCanllfluwar vrala a a e -l.n face* a* much a* ! I n.ntxt.nnftism troop* wrro <h-gging Hie rnada "W itho u t titetiUtinlltg either M r. Cel ary. FV* ttnldca Hepandlaa *<ndh of Seoul ami In the Wonju (junlitv ■rata 4* A Urgae k t l 'l ll a vear, Iloover or Senator Taft, he e x ­ Tliere were lhe*e nlhei ilet rlop area M mlloa Koutln-**!. fine nlr Paaral. Fla ISenendla* ploded their apeciou* uotlnna of Celarr. •iuallty t-rale |* a (araar T.ta-S.l* ment* up th,- tax front: man said: Iwlatloniam and gave ihr u-aion* Cullarda due barb*. I . I I - M I "I've nr*rr Seen mi liuiuy (HXipIr* I. Ih-eeldenl Truman wrote why the policy they advocate la tTurambtr*. P ickle* Senator Ryrtl (D-Va.) Hint "it t« op (hr toad* up lb*-t-. They a e r i­ Uu. baht. ll.ee »V yealiy griat f t r the Comtduuial Keatdaal bu. bake M i nereaaary to ta r until It hurt*" al) moving ■muth.’’ Ktcande bit her. Tl»e airmrn w n r "tdered ta to build tin :he frre world millIcltw*. leabara, Ury IW k The Philadelphia Inquirer limit « do* etwta la .y might In the fact nf Com- ahuol up alt group* k-lilnd Com* lied tho ProoMcut’a apvtrh Iwlh l^tlu,-*. leabarg. Ira Pack muni*! line,, whether in nr nut muniat aggreaalnn. irartealng” pud "vague.” It I dot. i r a le i H - t ll t- Talk nf a fa»*.tMe nation** nf uniform, cvn-pi fn, ohvlntibeliui-*. Ilia lloiton retail *ale* t** Iwgan hotline fanulv groun* **r -htldfrtt. M. U P r a ia I i* It traa haprionlng Utu know (treaa. do*, bnrba. I aw As—wtnt -,| |* p '„ c-M^tpp- dent about rapltnl Hill. ■t, although the door In StuMard (Inioha, (H ern d o* back*. I.te -.M I tee* with (Ttalrman Stan SvTnlou p iw ttn l frnt-.i F ifth MMOful negotiation* la to bo ;•»«*. Kagliab tin auppllaa DnUghtnn (D-ND) of Ihe Hi*u*r Al* Force hi-Mibiuniler« that Ihe kJ. faikt. 1 (.so pt opop, there ta to L* mi np- PaMdr* Wave and Mean* Committee and order wa* prornk-ni Ky the Kerin* Chainnan Drorge fD-Hat nf the peraktrrd n-e nf rlvllinn rl-ilhlng ‘Ajoo heartening I* the an- Fotaliw*. Fla. Hal Oita* Senate Finance Comtnlltee In to ramnuglagc theii lnm|n, i alsa 1* lb. bags X IS Whnuirat that piani rapacity I* lladl*b*« S do* haft. P U - I t* nrk wit the time tehle fnr Iht TI»oi-ai«l* of t*hiiw*e mol K,i fag expanded to iw-rmlt output H<iaa*h, Tallow N hpi l . i . S H thin! hlg tax Ment *inec th r Ko­ roan Red mldlt-ts clad in whili Ttarnlp*. tSiipla Tup rean war e*»mn*ener*l 1**1 June civilian clothing have Inflltratcwl x.oa.1 . fcpr. I.TS-I. Thera wai Informal (alk today refugee rohintt*)* itaolng lain A l­ L t ia that the nroftnaed MlMAlon a*e lied line*. Pilot* apo'leri 4.IKX11|«1* chang­ eruft carrier l«e named for Ihe let*- James Fnrre«tat. flrat aee- ing Mnmtar from uniform to peaaant elulhlng. ret-ev of defenxe. draparrult. ‘A Ill'll patrol attacked twn M Thl* hn**l!,||ltv Wa* hroucht uu U',.«*(rult. 1 Bail rompani*'* ra lly Tumtay M a-./qbl. d the Hnuve Armed Uervleea mlloa aoulheoat o f tkan Red ci-i-f-UIRiiltM into ctnaed beaaWm I-* •ar fire *howere* I atudiA* tf, v . at tka Baa Cued OtM. hat. Total raolpla ti hear teattmonv from Admiral For■ tn . ret* Slwrm*n. eMef »f navel oneration-., nn the Naw'a new tSJXFI,fctaivto aMtjlwih'ing nrognm . im lk-ftnlt* dhy hampered p lr attack* ami o'** Foreign And Ainorican •Senator HUS' ”*■KV"ir„ fj id 1ftij -- 4 4 Jf" R ig id Censorship Rules Are Imposed On Correspondents Alio prrsent at tlie meeting with R1J.I1 wrie licut. General Allrrd Hr IJON"TlUTH U. H EIGHTH ARMY HEAD ■M. Cnienlher, Ettenhowrr'a chi**! of tlaff, and French Admiral Ro- UI AUl K lih, Korea, Jan. tS-HAI— Thin U. N. commaDil announced bcrl Jaujard. Riuiteli pact chief today Mar mrn-apoiulent* violat­ ol Na*al Detente*. ing ccnaorohlp regulation* will lm Kiwnhower warn lo return tn 1 -unjirt t o e : xpulaion or tria l by Orly Field, Pari-, to enplane for j court m artial. llrn**el», -eroml *t*ip on hi* tour | 1 he announcement »aid *ueh nf Ihe Atlantic Part power* which | oction would la- taken in ex’ rm n e ruM-w "where Invrmtiyation »M >upply hi* army. While ihe flem ial wa* a* Fon -1 prove* Ihot the circlin'.-.inner* taieetdeau al-mi 2t»o fommuiiUt warrant." Corrr*i>un<li'ni.« “may la- •ob­ ilmioieitratoi*, chanting “ We went peace" and “ ElaCftbowei w | out." ject to dieciplinary action Iw-eau** tiieil to ap|iio«rh tb r Hotel A* of intentional violation of three Inria, teiii|miary 'hi adituailer* nf and other regulation*, either in (ieneral Dwight D. Kitenhower. i, lellrr or in *pirit," the announce­ Ai.nnt IJMKI pdlrenien we-e ment added. It raid ni*o that a licw*nu,n called out lo keep order and the dn non*t rat or* wrre Mocked from “will be *u*pendt*l from all pHentering the hotel area. Traffir rilt-gr. fnr the dkturtiL/i of 111* had to lie rerouted from Ihe Arc ilkpatrhr* In the office of the Ik Triumph* nearby. After alamt puldirali’in which he rvprencnt*." The Klghlh Army nahl al«o 2b minute* police ipiiitly d i'tu rn ­ it would "iispenil <orrt-*t»iinlrnt* ed I lii> crowd. nf word* or exThe GomuttinM* railed for work “ for the u*e conveying a hidden stoppages todap to rrlnforre their |'re,*lori» diinaml that Kl'ci.bnwer “go iiu-nuing which would tend to h'>ine," There war no <arly indira mkltnd or deceive the eennor*.” Tht ncwly-formetl pre** »etkiu nf any reaponae to the rail. rurity will neruMinite for The Italian Comniuolat new - •erurltydlvkion all new* »torir» origin­ taper In Roine, I.I.’Dnt'u, al*a re- ating In Korea, the aunouneement lioltrd that the worker- In one 1 Ti.e diviiion wiii notify n government printing effice had de­ -aid. re* pendent of any security rated lo ntrlkr on Ihe day Risen- eor *0 that he may change Ida bower reuehcr. ‘'.at t«nilal and to breach •tory or hold It until a*curity m> a*k other worket* •!? join them. longer I* involved. All new* -Iotic* mint lie *uhIIONN. Germany, Jail, !t—lAh— niittrd in Kngllih. If another I hr We« tern ADie* and the Wert languagv i* used, and F.nglkh (ii ima -1 government npetted n r— Iran-latlnn m ini lie presented al»n,i i ' However, field Yorreepornlent* not Using the Fng!l*h mn-juage m a y aVl'miit rth u r’* <-rn»on at I County Museum Second Victim iroeilaae* r» a» r»«e oaal thnn World War I I ” Orville Touehlon, president of Rotary, pointed out the restrictiun, that the government ha* put on new construction. Marion lliiiii.un ot Station WTRR atated that be had lu-cn rr reiving 10 call - a wee* from ITA niemlier* a*klng what hud k e n done uliout a youth center. He |M>lnle«l out that rniHiwment fund* might lie -ecuinl In erect »uch a eerier. Manager Ed Whitney of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce -aid, “It fa-gin* I" hnik a* tliniigh tomorrow** illlleft*, the youth of Imbiv ate finding t difficult In find - place for pro­ per reel eat inn. 11 I* a *nri ‘donlion when we met look our youth.’ lie (roitlt•-*! out thnl in Dayton, llearh the fond -el a»Me for rm ealion nurpnte* amount a an­ nually to SI a cllken, Mr*. Ilawaon told of D. A. Rplana to make tin raU*eum •< ruunty project of edinatlnnal value and of the effmt . nf 1 Ii* D. A. It. to pre«erve and diipbi) the (Ieneral Kaiifnid eolleetioa. She *tatrd that mii-nlm including thia collection would I* criuca* tlenul to youth ami an at War ion In tnorkt*. Pre burnt Joel Fielil of Kiuani' point,il out that the riuiveunr pro­ ject U mm a xubildinry of the D. A. R. and naked Mr*, flaw*011 if the D. A. R- would lie witling to have a Seminole County Mu­ seum A**oeiathm la- formed. Mr*. Daw-on replied that the I l'n lia v H iio m r > - r (lor) phone operator, tired with Inis bond. V. L. McKinney at 70,> (y F lra t S treet. Sanford. Tb» r,m! ham family rcaldea at Hoik RdL The accident, a two car n,l]il iton, occurred at (he French Areline iiml Twenty-Fifth Street i*. tervection at 3:00 P.M. Thr** ncgroc*, dcacribed hy officer, a, Iwing drunk, wen- occupant* of tj» I b*4t> Huick Sedan which <olli4«| with ihr 11''12 horil Si* Ian in whv-1 the Graham* were rialinrr. Arthur William*, 40 yeai ,,14 Negro driver of the Huick, who artcalnl by City Ratio] men uml Jack ll'rkaun <>n charge* of caii'lcia uml negligent dririnir, wag lr*n»frrrcd yeaterday afternoon to the County Jail on u rhatgr «f mam-laughter, following the ,ur*r. ing out of a warrant by Hitkoun. According to Poller Chief Ik* G, William*. William* inn a .to* niirn at hi«h •peed. trashing into the Ford. Mra. McKinney and her boahand, 11 telephone lineman, rani* t» Sanford March I, U*IW, The run. dlllon of Mr*. Graham. the mol (her. u«- »oniewhat Improved thia morning arrordimr to authotjt|N at PrrTmld-l.aughton Mmiurial Htopital. Funeral aercire* for Mra. V. L McKinney will |<c hold at It A. M tomorrow at Shady |',*u Ccm ctaT !n Daytona R .-'h , U'/ral Notice t i m e r m- iv tiiv tio v iti* *< u .v r. r u m - o n vtiov * ■Vitllco I* I n i rl.) given inulrr tK, ern vliln n * o( Cliapler 1(11*. Lave* »• * Florida. Art* «f 111). In *«rti of i h i J ro rp vratlea* ll*ird below, ih* , * ml I i in* Inrurpiiroteil under the law* «| F lin b l*. and ai..»rdlnK In Ihe r»i cnrit* *.f the h n t v t a r r of Klala, ■eai-h ami averr »»ch m rp n ra llo n as. near ibllmiaent fur three I I ) yesr* or more In ihe filing of reporti *M e*> m o il nt la»»* nailer ihe pr«. v i , Inna lit r-hapler lt*7T. kaw * id Ktoe Ida. Art* of I M l. and thul nndn Ihe nrovlatnn* id •ahl ('h*tiitr '««»«. Art* of |» Ji taiwa id F i r. Ida. -ahl rorpoeallon* have b e ,, rla**etl a* fiiajeel in <ll*Mi|utInn. and I hat three (S) pm nlh, a fte r <l*t- ef *hl» publication eaeh and *vnr) *f aueh rorporallnn 1 1 *1 * 1 1 helntr thaw b are not In the meantime filed lhe|J eepnria due and paid tn* dun und«r • In provklon* nf t'hupter 1H7T, Art, id t a il. la w * of Florida, a* amend*d, wit! t c C v illfitd to the tJovernnr a bo w ill !*••,• I‘, , h Um atlnn at that to I IdOW Tfin|>cri»ture <1 waitaaed From •'**» tlaaf degrees, jarcketa 2tl, Wert roust ili.'lrlct: 30 at K! fee* to II at Kllrntun to ,Tt at I uim ettropt 3S in tmcki-t*. Maude Ramsey, Pllot»| Mr*. E. J. Itoulh, the I) and P. W. Ctuh: Mr*, t •*iitf fftfpftntloR' I-. K. S|‘eneer an-l Mr* Chnrh** tim* r m i % rr fllnn nf the Catilcn Ouhs Mr* M. Name acNiaiii.K Prtaelpal place nf bn* I wee, K. linker and Mr*. Rnv Tllll* nf Itelirtan Avnleaa. |ne. faeaelherrr the American l.rgoni Anxiliaiv: ( ’a u n lh e rrr Farnerle*. Ine. i* ,w e |li( rn •tnel Field, Kiwanis; tirvllte Tmnii* K otin drove*, tnr lon g nu ed ton. Rotary; Willard Connolly, •tun,. I, neral-Keon l*«r|ior*lbin Uanr-r* l.lntt*; Mai John Keakarik. layrre*. J d f r A ir Jae k Company Kant»r4 Jenninr* J . Ilni»n nf Staten la- M arket F r n li Cnmaany of 6aarnrd, tne. T k e PaMrb land. N. Y„ and R. Rick* of Riek* U eiM h It an U r C i M h i t r tU a to n l Woodcraft (7*0. a m * aiailnM Harford H ard w are Co gaalKH Indian Rivet dialrkt; ,11 al (hr■i*a In ,13 ut Veto Dear It lo Ith at Ktugtl. Everglade* d u t r i r t : 31 lo IW n e a r the Lake. 3S.to 33 away from ,the Lake, 33 to ,10 F r id a -d e e p I-akr a row. l,ower ca*t roa»t diatrict: ,14 to oH near Ihr r o a tl, 33 tn 3fi aw ay from the con*t. which came up around midnight Wisfnrtday partly cloudy and saved lender crop* from frmtvlnm- ngr. Ia«nrtartl t’ardue, nf the If. 8. Weather llunmu in Miami, aaid the hrPCSe preventml what ,-ouhl have liatrit “a %«ry cold night.” He raid without the ttrecse, temperature* In South Florida probably would have dropped Into the 20’*. Although the thermometer akldded to 30 and 31 degree* in out. ---------. ---------------------- lying accttpna of (lreetcr Miami, to I I mile nn hour nerthweat wind no damage wa* reported. warmer. Florida Power M'**n**M •-**! P m , •■■ei Ihree tlin-* a* Mg a* it wa* when Ihe war ended", Mr. Smith report­ ed. ”0 u r expansion program will I# of ntnatanee in providing pow­ er need* for new defenae eatni*llahnirnta In our atate.” The rompany, having btlUt enough ruinl line, in the past f* yrar.i to rearh from Miami well up lol» Canada, will ronlinur -rxtrnikm nf line* to rural area*. Mr. Smith aald, and hr pointed out that Florida, with 33 percent of Ita farm electrified fa well above Ihe average of the ID aoutheaaWrn atate* In rural electrification. Radik pointed out Out! abortogee of material* and manpower could alow down tho utility’* longrange program. However the utility itself la a vital induatry. alto Florida ka a vital defense area, he m id. and priorilka *» nereaaary material* can t*e expect­ ed even In Ihe event of war. tfie fog rarvalion of Cnmmunlat troop movement*. Hut one F-80 S h a d ­ ing Star Jet *trikr awrpt Ihruugb ground-hugging eland* *nuth nl Seoul and ahnt up Chineae field Thl* wa* Ihe fir*! reitotl that Ut* Red* had moved Mg gun* Muth acrusa Ihe Han HWer. Value Your Health (lore Than Riches New- York C o m p a r e th« ty p ic a l lo rn ahuwit here with tha coat of dritritif your owm automobile and how much you *ave by OREYHOUND. You avoid driwing •train and parking problcnn . . . Orayhoond’* coavanici't day and night achcduMa en­ able you to go and return whoti you plaam from tht. Miami HI, I-onto, Mu. K ty W n | A tlanta, fjp. Wiuvhlglon. (). C h tcaco . IH. IMU h . T n . Rfcfctew!*,' V h Cincinnati Hwnpe-tlarden CSiaiimnr Ovled* Thorpe F a rn llu re Co.npany _ . f Pauford Panferd T w o Hpoi. Im aanferd H I* further dlreele-|. that a e-pr of thl* holler be jiuhtl*hr<l one (Im* In The Panford Herald. Pnarord. Florida a new .|i«u*r niibllahrd la Memlaate. «'«unty. Ftixld a, in Whirk commit ilia linme efTb e of (he aboe* lleteil eorpuratlun* are ahown to b* lo. ated IN « ITN iau t tV IIK IIR O F , I hat* lie.-,antn re* in* hand and raueed the Ureal Ke*| of |h* P lata nf Ft-.r ilia, to be a ffla rd al Tallahaeeee. thei ca p ita l, thl* tka tlh day of January* a n m i. IP K A t,) I t A. U ltA T B*‘ r , ' * r r ,,f " U ‘ r �laveoaoenn ■ K s e• 'sa i®v *! •1 t-.« ii e />: f,-» hi Unity Tbm b Strength— T» Frotert (to r a w of tha WarMj T* P i r a t l r (to P n p t n of America. T« P n t K t P m p lr il; (or S i i f w i © h u H a n fo r d I fu r a lft fa ir iitd » < r» n lo d ir. In* creasing r b w l l i n i in north por­ tion ronlght, * |th oc'adonat rain I hut.day «nd po.-lbl' in I illsh a n rr a tm tonight l air oth er­ wise Thursday. A N IN D E P E N D E N T I1AII.Y M J V S I ’A PK H __________ i__ VOLUM E T H E W EATHER X X X X II Ib ta h lb h e d 1 !»0 H S A N F O R D . P I.O M D A W K I I N K S im IN N . In. I!».l A - mm in tril [’r e s t l.rn.srri No. If)0 W ire American And French L ew is A sse r ts Administration Calls For W age C ontrols r p rp « r\ | ‘Forces Retake Wonju; AreNotNeeded 1axes 1 o Balance Budget Reds Counter -attack And Draft Of 18-Year-Olds Chinese Attempt At * Outflanking U. N. Lines Is Repelled In Savage Battle TOKYO. j . T T o - i f l y A tiual! lank !ctl American *iwl French tnrcc louglit lluom-h a ctuit of Red K oruna today into ito b y road-1 til tenter ol Wonju. ^ Tim allien found (he Ioho rinjiiy. All»e«1 Intelligence aairl. h o a r tr ito Red* have 200 lanki and »0<‘ Chinese planes potted l.itlin north for a hip jiuih into tin lo-.ii Ilf t o - lb Korea. || •lirl lltr Commtini'li h a ir masted a forrr ot | hiiiiMv 200.000 tfooji fot a nr' o lfm iirr. Tlir Alltri had abandoned Won » ju (*» thr R rth only Monday aftri two dayi of fighting for thr pair way town to South rCorra'i intrrior Fighting twirled in new fatten snow throughout the Wonju area Censorship otm ured l b ihaty drtail* hut permitted diitlmurr in • field diipatrh that the U. S. .V rood Division supported try French unili wai attacking atrong enemy ^ fo rm in the area. ™ A brief A. P. field dispatch from the Second Diiition front indicated the Korean Red* had counter atlaekrd in force. Timed at 10.43 P. M. Wrdnetday, it laid that an attempt to outflank U. N. force* waa beaten hack- The high point of the rttemy attack came at 3 P. M llie dispatch raid. The Allied artil­ lery ban age wat *replied up greatly hut had wealher M d ofl air •Ijppojl for ito ierond d»y. At nightfall a m alt Ahreritan ta il force alitl oetupted W onju Y> miles youth of thr border to H’aattaam tso top# Mat Suspected Rank Bandit la Caught * In Daytona Beach MIAMI. Jan.' lO -fA 'j-T h . Kill today announced the a r m l of a man In Daytona lieacli, In connirllon with the 13 MW robbery of n Urlk-villc, N. J-, lank Mon­ day night, r..| Mason. apnlal a g 'iil in charge of (lie Miami KB) otfk*. mill I’aul Ju ry la, 26, of Not ley, N. J.. waa a r ir d r d by I'UI ape l it.. S sh eriff- <J<putira and local |*olk* * last night. Mason -and a girl friend, Wentifletl aa ' Marion Goodfortl, a for hut bunk employee', bad been a irested in BeftolUr. N. J . The Kill a a Id Um DaWitt Marine- and Loan Aastriatlon at JIM W a.hlngtin, Ample, Brilcvlllr, N. J., waa e o tm d Monday night ami Hint later that night Juryla flew to Daytona Ikach. Agents found 8t«M0 In Miaa * Goodford's hope rh « b Mwo'i said, ami iKtivi-rtil all but about 62JMKJ of the money when they nabixd Juryla. “There was money all aver the place. In a bureau drawer. In a brief ta w underr Ihi bad." ___ Maaon said, addin* that Ju ry la said hr didn't know wbeie all the money tam e from. Mat-oil said Mit> Ito ri fan! wa known to have access In ike comblnalhin of the safe at the Itank and that she was ssen wills Ju ry la 7 and 8 I*. M. Mon J a r A between night In tlallavtllv. He said th a t Bflar agents found the 62,340 In her hope chert she admitted giving the combine'Dor- to Juryla. the airline (natloi . I afternoon and «a w Daytona Beach. ‘ ■goats roand him Mason said Ju arralgnsd before 'S j-a r T. V. Csshen eille later today. Helji k " . W pW * h'llp’a ha* ai Coal Production Can . Be Uppcd50 e W ith­ out Federal Fiat Mine Leader Say.s t CramerAppointed Acheson Declares Co. Home Head He Is W illing To By Commissioners Confer With T aft WASHINGTON. J., It) t/r*> C h a m b e r O f C o m it i e r i t J<*lni l« l/v n i l-lil •hr W>v >1,1M11 It-.m | l.rtl.y thr n< tmn > minrrs ->j-j-»». my wiitp' frer/e. Me .aid ||*r economy l*e ili.lnli/rtl llinniph Harnnil d-lId tit r I--., g^iomg. N ew Superintendent Failure To Act On Ko- n.c United Mine Wii,Let* Chid of tlir toj> lalmt and jnduiliv Has Been WithRoad I rca W on’t Kill UN. firl leader* It* -i|*f>e*l liefntr llie Secretary A s s e r t s Ih>ml. *ukl lltr miner «{>|-,.*■• "putDepartment 6 Years ling tltr Ameik.m ei Itt.ftriiy m Tltr County Commi.non this WASHINGTON. Jsn, It) (/»*» irons.*' mninmg appointed Harry Cremes -Sc •«( .S|»|» ,\. lir «,o -smI U v U al «U I rl11..1 r - iniM-nlielH. ol lunire ood. si uiperinledcul Irnlny he would he yl.id to tail with | repeal of the Ta ft \rl • ol the County Home and Mu. Semtur Tsfl. or snv other meml>er "free*4 lit,- Worker-. 11 • Im- |it|t it r*ml*i i-- i t-n -t tih !»• Crsmet a* malrurt. mend-ef wlisl he r illcl the Ij Itl-ey *'* i 1 4 11-’, fl | I hr 4|>jiomlinrnl ws m o b . .is - min'-nty psity. on foi'inn poliev I lowing hi —Ion - in , 1 1 • •nding to Hirtutor. "I thr Coin- matters. j •••artl llinl n .-••*•* in. 1 1 * .motion, in recognition «*f Ml. An-wrung i|ue>tion. st s newi , In |ir'Hlin-ti«,n *• r- I**. j|,|,. govf>nnnrnt fist." Cramer's >is y esn of capable sml conference. Aihe»--n d>o Iobi re 1i »o|"MV tl-*lll I ImI ft'- V,- is I*-'* fiithfnl service si 4 inrmlier ol INUirii lie thoujthl failure ol ll»c | neee.'at}', llisl >taliitisnti«iu inn live County Road Depailinrnl in United Nslioni In «ul»e the pro l-e nrltievcl ulllmtil It,** As fur r*-nl. l.*-wU lid In* which hr w-4i formrily «ii|iriintrn Idem of the Korean crisis wcuW miner* eoiilil n-tHlne* unntlie* ItC',, ilrnt of mad ami hiidge conitruc- naturally ditnini*li iti prestige .md imni .icui »r 'inn.ntsi.tHMt B„. imwer. Rut he chararterired 4 * an nuslt- "if tlir montii n* >-,l* It" lion. "II i« o' sliaMe l-r*ill it aw tie Mr rrn e d for a yr4i -md > o ien t itenient a suger-lion that a —t-sl ftre iin-n * ill do," half 4t acting luperinlrmlent id U. N- failure to take (Irony action |e *that** l* -Ht«l. thr mail work prior In thr appoint­ now wiruld wreck tlir organi/ali'-n. The l!»Mi | i, i..|ii<it,.,, « « . a (* M l. Repiihlirati I’tdi* v Chair­ pn-slmatel- AnniMMinoo ton*. ment of H. B. lirsjr. Of Islr Mr. Ia-wl« oonnil n|. i,l« nr*** ro>> Cramer h * » .h een in chargr (>• man chief in the Senate, ha* Iwcn fr—-»■*■ t.< mini*' drag line work, hut h si been find­ carrying on a cnnlinuour rtiliriini "(Ve (,v t)„* lr-»f■ ifillsr -holH-l ing it loo heaty to bsndlr, be of live- Atlminiilislion'* foreign I-, (i*t-***, fr*on tki- m .-I • ,*f mu p-dky. «*-ft-r»" «—I evnlsined tin mount pointrd out to thr Commi»*ion. At I hr am r lime, ■ miti'licr of lb- Taft llaH ler art. The eai-aney was rrriite.1 at Hr -slil f’l-siitinin f’.-ril* Die County llinnr liy the re­ h c i-ir Drmocrata rallied to the signation of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. AdininiktrationV support in it- 1‘blnir »f the War*' ll<«tnl lin-l n--< I'l—t- lly TihI Hwnim Ilsllew a* suinrintciideiil and plan to hel|> Western Ktiropr man asked him In give a "no «trik< Jebnny-.in.th.* | m>i with Uni* IP," I to* iiiIh' i till 1 ilin lo the Hiiinnnli t'.-uniy t'lmmtwr of Coinmsrtofi. rr»j«Ttlyrly. During the Its derenscs against |M»rt*ibl«- titedgr whirl, i-tii-t ITsn le,,,tr A » ,eluding io-**i>, gave in Wocl-11m*pf*e '**('' Mi. sisl Mi.- II I \ll f t un, n|H-ral<n •> vf ' in mb- .Hpttin;. '-.**• In* v t i*mtll» Itrim- .*-.-1 Interval of a month follow ini; Hoiiet aggresalou. Managei i:.| IVKMiw) un ell -.mil.......... .. lit" f-, I -if ft--ml ilin- , »,*, n- f , ■1,. u< - j , - r . C Most of the qucvUorilng at tVar II. tin* resignation, Mrs- Kditb Col­ |tpo*.eip*en f»w tl-r Nutt..... I » , Nmln r nffi, isl- rtv planning ■. ' • nmnl.i r .hlp lil' -' In rlly. bert has been serving as acting Ache son's brief (16 minute*! news supcrbil rodent. Mr. Cramer has conference concerned Tuft and h -UIImii of Sian,ifarlucer <fN AM' *l-n were rnlieil ifl-trr *l*e - > been s Itfe long residspt ul L«««- his views. vnwL - Mm- • ♦Vamrr nrnsr orb <W another subject, however, l-cenl tn d a y .. ginally from north w rit Flprlda. Acheson said that the United Is eaittulllng with Uritoin 1 H. K. i !m ih t . rhainuan "f > M«tr> France mi a new note to ruin mt|D-(f tif the Srtiilnnb- (jouii* mid utioiit • Big Four meeting L o n il I ’ili ( riiih ty Farm llureait that tolude* Kowia foreign niiidslcrs. He -mid no Urir M slldrax wnd W. W- l.lnr, »r •liffneiiecs of views Imve deve­ arknl (lie Coniinlsi-ioii lo iiivestl- loped umong the three H r >ler > Imtiatton cvi*monte wer» t.-li| gslc thr |M>->sibITIty of iHiildinjr powers and that a note will go lot ninn in out iiiioit-* 1 o( tin i a farm to m arket load designed out to hloecow vary soon. Pilot Glnh foll'ioniK 'In dintier J I’MMI'ANO IIKACII.* Jen. I-' Novclisl W h s First tot* to shorten the distance bet wren ting liold In the Yin lit , 'tub ln-t | Dean Reveals One P o ­ Taft said In a speech at tliu f/lh (hi*- man os* dmwno-l sod Hanford and Oviedo by a t least National evening with Mrs, V. i \ Mi mret 1 I'reas Club yesterday American W r i t e r lio Case Last Sum ­ four ot tor* rc-curd I m U* wbrn three miles. var* a t ■ • *-* ill' charge of llie prugiam. 'I lo . lliat he was ready to sit down Mr. Cooper pointed out that with I’rcsident Truman or “ any­ the .TJ-fiMit cabin cniisrc H. 11 <i-*ll 1 O W i l l N o h c l H r i / C bonoreij were ,Mt> (Srutve A.-Stnmer Cost Over $800 State Senator U K. Hoyle and body else on Um majority side" exploded and lmrnr*l In tl*.- InliHMi». George llaulrn. Mi M.onb n»*.»t*l waterway — nth of I till •Representative 61. II. Kmitli ha-i nnd work out n dome* tie anj ROMM. Ian ID I f f , Sin Siit. li. r, 'll* . Ill villi' Ton, Mini, |nlm I Saul*. I*" -I .,(-enl iif llobeen working with the stale on foreign program that w-mPI com- bon, inlet. M i'. Hue Htrvrn.on, Mi Nan** IVlIIIHIll.lt 1 llr III tl*Jin r 1 It. tn eldl* I fwii, I m I iih 'I v irriliitit fM » %r| llr»-1, Mm. Gurdoji Hw«ito \. Mi Tinmen «rre employed llie project which would Include insnd national support. Georg*' Kehroeder, P>Mnpan*> It- - I, i?l **i nHMlriii Arnriif m Id** h I.m MIm Woodard Slid Mi- I'liailidte I 11-l no i rtl si I M1 t ftlllltiriKKI 04 Mi a fill over Lake Jessup from Arliesou was asked ab«>ot Taft's gravel In te l operator, nod ir South Hanford Avenue to Join offer. Vctrian nl I •ill f it Wai 1*» He said that where domei- ■farting out for s day*;* fi-btng liffiiteld Amriii-tii lilrr.iturr it\ Hoi Mli the Tn-a-awilbi Road. Iti. f t,-Jr id Kthl' ," - i-ad Ilf I N4m"I Vifiir, tltrd Itr rr |*pt( ,|*. jHiiiftr* | lo* tl i Im ii tii aii tie or military policies were con­ ohm the nreiilnil w tiirro l Senator tioylr replied that tlir cerned the m atter was out of his j j 1»d t I1m*1*11 full . , Ilf i|, 1I 1#*r, bv, Ml - . IRuths w I If toiiffM i *otl 'I "1 ' fit 1>i«l* 1 Thr dead man na* blent If )*■< - II tli o| INlfiIfk tlm r lo. lie Hale at p m e n l has designated field amt would be up to Presi­ 1 , i*!«itirrf t h r oblect .*r*-1 i »i Donabl Itninmori'l. ;'l, of 1 ■ *t J 1 (nl iff*•If IVirtly*!' lin n Um project aa secondary, which dent Iranian and Secretary of I of Pilot a.< follows: Lau-lrr-lale. Mr esnie to Kb-, in would mean th a t {• would have to Defense Marshall. lilt li In"titn- on an. 1 H"1 It Tn fill t her tin older * . -J lltr imlc-i »nltins nt *1 liooLv, last Maj fr—ri New ra t tie. lie built hjr Seminole Country. With re*peel to foreign policy moil ol itieoi t-r I ,,||rt(. (tint Int* Minlmnal, the ..Jinlv nnd tea,h bind l>-oi I'l- iilenl *d the Seim Since Uic cost of inch construe- Acheson (ummrnted Dial Ik ami with hi* wife sttd «nn. Have.1 were *Vlirr—|t r , lim y (I the Vlll i I In It i t trio. . **lierr lug* of ItJ |irlltrl|di'>, the nr'-.*', noir t onuty I liaplrj, ainjoini, e lion by the County would la pro­ Ilia associates ha*« been discuss­ vnti»n of it* Ideal«aiml it. rlldi ; hibitive, he slated, II m ust be ing foreign policy with Um people Williams, Fort Ijiinlerdale, (*|. tie bait t-een .i jittirnl itilli lirt'o- 2 ) To develop friendship i ,i t'alay designated aa a primary road selected bv the minority for that land Ifarrelson. Pomiiano Be«, It, A**iVlmg Mi. S.iil on tbe dn* • Inal |iitrimmni* tin ir •>,. II mean* of hlnn'k'nilig tto- Gel-! of which carries alatc wide traffic. l>urpot,r. fn Um Senate, he went and J. Halt. Deerfield Beach Police .aid Hchronlec rented l|oi|*it.*l itlrn-liiii ->•n| !*r tnl- ripientunity for »ervl"- and to en »bi< li i- ex|vr, led to la\t tw* Mr. Boyle added that to would on. the men who constitute the designated official channel for discussions the lemt from Grnrge Rn|» of frin l atm from hi inti •tnalion it i mirage and pinnmte interm iti"ii,,l ueek*. Hill to t ,eo,i-e A. Sjiee, try to |o have the pmjHB pi pea*'** and eultnrs! I'U tlm i : .It primary daring hi* coming arc Um members of the foreign IDIIilKtro -bore., and Die r , |i |'i- tlir Iteail tn Inrnlrate the (deal of : civil- a. foniitv |i,me, uliitj* attorney, h Ii l"n ■p|*aiinU> wa- rou-e-l by and added relations committeo. tripi lo Tullahaseef, H H . Ciraloi ol (,Oiiff lUli'ntl, llie a basis uf all worthy enterpri e, will *e,*e a l M ir llillIMM,!. |l td('e that the S tate had already dr (lilt Arlieson said that be ha* eaojllne in llie liilge. In Infiiieme It, ani-li> ,ill"ii In Itougla* Slriultom. lOlintv llidl'e, signaled It aa a farm ta market often talked with other member, t* i»*«.»l Amen, an bu'inrv-nian «l an-l the .octal, bitiine.( and r(vi. Iif. wbo will »ri*e i •.mini, cliairroad. of Uic minority party outalde thr lie- 1920’«. | jev»is made i| -lalV of the Pilot; 4) to *niTona*’! bigli Mr. Coowcr said that I lie Karin foreign relation* group and that ni,in; (,*<nrjT IctlltV. |>1d di- If Jnil l-i'loty al**- Willi MOll 'rai'lllflg it)iti*l standatda among bn li-< be la alway* witling and glad to llureau haa h irh lr commended 1 ,»inn« i| uiri 1f*r fll 1It.fitld | i'liliotij ami iirnfesslonsl **oim-n; Tit to ni'-' ■ ■■ tltaiie* ol Amr,Iran lltr a* "Main the Commission for the splendid do *0. lUlhllrity (liailiiiau; aftil If VI BAN Kit AN! I.SI U, Jwn. Hi *4*1 <e. .•• *t* ** **■■■ road work complrtrd by the CharleN Hrhnman, a U x, dnv- -S" rrl • A,rnw;.mtli. l imn Deane. * *•lurr "1 tlir Sail (",i 1 Ai County during the past year. fmitliy. ‘Dwlswnrlb. "ll f an t rr, oulw itlcl two gunmen la,111, Nat lOlial It-inb- "Imi li Iff A Tb# Commission during the commercial welfste of U.r "nnTfien rh asn l them right lnl<- ■ llajijien Help" anil "Kingtltlood rest of the session reviewed with mnnity. *l,c| -i tlU- |" •li*. t bai-l'i. j.ollrr * I at Ion. ini aigasia aw yaga a tsi Rny.it 'ft*. II II. ('liniMiinn im (did Schutnan, IH . raid th, non [Irglng •li lh»Se who winll ft. TAI.I.AHASHBK, Jan. I&-4AV- jntlleij gntta aftri he'd iltlt'O lie Ha, 4**.| i,led ,lir N--lirl l*M(- liver It ill Ilt htl*inr>* ,-**lon *1 a**i»t in Itii - f " l to mall tln-ir Mcitough Purchases f’omptroller C. H. (fay Is holdlnr them 62U worth yesterday. In- in I'tWl i Inrlly fn, llaljnll I "lit which tinie she told of _Un* Pilot | ,‘hei h* In Mr. , - me al the Atup rigsrrtle tax distribution* to (12 Inlernntional Go'"!will Tmn Had joci murlripslitles beeou"* they have strait qf forking over hi* mom y. yp.m tolnip t»* had trtuied a I’ltlj- will I"- made In Kurope in Marrh Inntir Hank and nui wait In lie con* tl ' r!:* -ilei iiresldeul re. not reported property lea reduc­ hr jumped from his cor and l/rr 1 ', 1/ r to, ail»e lie duagtre*1 to *bl in "btilldlnv agnln.t lie- tn-'t.-i, Vi*ale,| In n the ,.i r t*n*e of iiifntl blew a pcrller whistle. Howard McGough, firm er Ken­ tion*. The rnen fled afoot . Ht hu­ Hllll llie leitn' nl loirpll I'lllllte, • wltderment" at home and abrnad. tile |iarnlv*i* wb'eh devclupeil in tucky paint and glaaa dealer, The receipts being held up ore the IMncary will Inclinle If, tv. Heniinoie County lf*t summer b*' purchased the Sanford Point and those for November, the first man In hot pursuit . . . Ihrotnrh will veiling i,|i llie pure. Germanv and HwlUerlnnd: * trln olri'M'ly m*t lit,- b« al chapter over Ulasa t 'a , from Fletcher Boll* month of the bow la* distribution backyard* and over fence* , . . Ill- 21.1 to-.k, " I t o fewl-Neek- to VhnouDers, Kraneo. „ villntr.' fniHi. Until they pulled up sltort *1 on Jan. I and ia now operating year. that has to rn adopted a* a retiat.il"Thl* rhil-l ha:. I>. .-n sent to the e»„‘ wa» imMi-lietl in 1949. Uv bosinesa. Gay said moat of the municipali­ Traval Preclnrt police station I, afe lliia l ** •'«(! I —>«I Itatinu project hv Pilot InternsJailed on suspicion of attem ptt u l i l l n t In the operation of ties which have not reported they I lie lamnil' sullmf liad been tloual; Holland, llelglmu and Kng the store, which ia located a t 117 reduced property laves by 60 per- td n»bl*ry. the men gnvr tioir I'ark Avenue are J. P. Thurmond, rent of the amount of cigarette names as Arthur HtTlIson. to, under Irraimenl lot «<*. e lime, land The Brownell Travel tin,ran ( i n m h l c r I s K i l l e d Birmingham. Ala. will conduct salesman and bookki kkepper and A. la*es they rat alv d last year are AWOl, from the Navy, »i*l Fiwnik »atd lie reall/ed Im ,tr ill* of I n W i is h in ttlo ii ( 'l u l l James Bishop, IP, A WUI. from wa* neaf and wanted In die m the tour. B. Meflsney, who la In chargr of ■mall. Ml»* Maude Ram-ev re pm ted on the glass end window department. Among the larger of (hose not the Army. Italy, »lie,e lie HTfile ‘ I'aM'itf the meeting of all civic grotiM WARDINGTON, Jan. 10 ,d*» Mr. Mrijuugh operated a paint reporting are St. Augustine, Paaand h be,r |,e met lit* te,.on,I wif". held on Monday evening fnr llie A gambler vn *hnt and Idled C. A. P. PICTUKK •tare ip Prlncettern Ky* a town ama City and Jacksonville Beach. A motion picture depleting tlie c o i n m m*l, nmrnenlslut llniolliv early li*liiy liy » '"tlicr fnmblel hi disaf about fcooo following hi* The cigarette tax distribution purpose of finding a suitable lo­ In it privnlr rlldi v-l-il* two ia-li;echarge from the1 Navy flew ym rs law requires Ito Comptroller to beginning uf the Civil Air Paiiol Ttomit*wi*, cation for a niu.eiim to tonne f«mrnen wt,e visiting llie jdace on evict la Ito Alcu hold na receipts of municipal Itie* during lh« days following Prsrl •gn.*, Hr »e*v aarvi A ftr, a visit l'> Italv In be oil* eollertions of the General Ran n ionline 'lin k . Ban* and P a r Bait during the which do not report property tax Harbor and following Its pengr, • ford family and other valuable rel­ The gntiuiHit wa- !"i«-k'd a* to data with the tuweent cadet returned to the United St Ire, Id, ics of central Florida. war, and ta a member of the radurtions. Jr-aeph Kianrit. Neillnc, 2't, and Anierl un I iglon an the V. r . Gay said the November receipt* program, will to shown tonight* friend* aid, to put til* ttlfslr* in Visitors at the meeting hi* victim wa- Identified as to the Klka wUI released aa soon aa the at g;00 o’clock to member* of Dio fliiler, lie rejnrne*! heir <s,ly till* % tin » ge P, Harding, 31*. Polite .old jeer and *fte, ■ mioUfti In Klor- Sit*. Cole,ip Wliholt, past lire It, lent C. A- P- at the Airport Hangar Church. munlclpallUee file their reports, U*t A. K. W. Johnston .______of Owen boro, No radet training program It en* - took sn si-sttm-'n* in Hume of the Daytona Beech r|o h ; and t„,jh j,#d police records dating r r r .u i y , Alexander Mies Ruth Mitchell who has re i j ,,„; i„ , j . ,, youth. mscd B i m s i f RECOVER r Ky, his fsther-fn-lsw, purr ha on schedule tonight a* the Han­ with hi* rentjy moved to Hanford to make Pollce IJeut. Kail Mef-'nrnileL, ford radeta will mret this wc*k Manion Ik* Bells h i m a t 1421 Valanria home. There were 2*1 member* one of the jHillcerneii visiting Hie Drive, and Mr. and Mra. Meend In Orlando wllh Central Florl* A**'"i*t. , ilivli-iel 'tint he hml lier present. club at the tin t', <aid Ne.line sut • tr u i i a i w t no e*i> t » « i dp Squadron Cade** for l**t Gough are living with their parendered a pistol and 'inuted him minute Instruction for "Harvap''. (ft'Tf KENII PLOW a* saying: VICTIMS IH’HIBD Ito ooa and ah’ reaeoo progrs n. LOB ANGELES. Jan . W-bP> "I lust had *o do It.” DAYTONA BBAOI. Jan. 1 0 AMVICS t o NEWLYWEDS JtcCormlck gave this account l/P>—A brother and slalajr. vic­ —You've heard how cow* give V A T K IV U C T . N. T - Jan. 10 tims of a Hanford automobile ac- more milk *Hh music in the of the shooting: The two. sitting at different r. sad Mrs. Parley Baum ridant Iasi Sunday, were b u rid torkgrouml. Welt, now the Red Crus* ta trying the some thing tnhle*, had been sachancll"* bllton* today. They were IS y with blood doners trr wind, fnr a couple nf hour*. old Howard C. Graham of lit A mobile Mood honk will tat Harding left the floor to gn to set up In weal I - s Angeles to- an upstair* room. Nesllne follow­ morrow and the Red Cross ex­ ed a few minutes later. Tha two perts a racord take. The musical m et on tha stairway. A few words mood will to supplied by a Dlxio- wore exchanged and then ( t o n was a shot. ottUB- Sinclair Lewi*! h'NirieNewMembm jonn Sauls Is Mnn Is Drown,-<l Killed1By Hear I Are Inil inled By Namrrl Head Of In (Oxnlosinn Of i a ,. „ 1 1. i ». • PleiiNun* Cruisor Att ac« ,n *la,v Tnxi Driver ChnHes Gunmen Into 63 Cities Do Not Get Cigarette RevenucH I U Paint Store to March Of Dimes M a rs h a ll A llo w A s k s B ill T o In d u c tio n O f I 8 - Y e a r-O ld s K o r 2 7 - M o n t li P e t i o d M 'S IIIM iT tlN , Jin tn ,r> —Price Director Sficbrel \ , £)j. Salle *aid Indij *he gnrrrnm ent I*a. not ycl decided »hrtbcr fn pul jirire and ratinnins loulroU un meal*. Mr made Ihr .la te mrnl lo n ts n n rn after meeting ailh reprrsrntsH te. ot the rtirul indu.tr>. fhe indti.tri ohircted lo cnnfroU. rnntending they “ mild "throw the mr.it Industry into Ihr hand-, of Marl m a rie . Irrfv " WASHINGTON, J«•>. IB tfP) --[lie W in i'tl 'll III i all'll ll«|.«v lor llie ilrofliuy IA yr sr-oltls ami tbe Irvymi- ol l n r . -till enough tn bslanic lb- i *(in Hv exjnmlmv, bmlert Itiilli ale llr,n, of pn u,g m d immrtli.ilr u it'ir I In ll,' HJlpI •"ongirsi, no*- iiMiuiit -li ,,iiic I f«l law m illin ' In afKlltlnp, i'l l,) -f Stair A tto.nn let ll I-' Loo*'II fltaf he l- hi IIiui* to fall *. ill, Sclt-llo, [all ol Obln, -i *nv -lli'* H '|I,ibln an. o„ loin,;,i |"-ln v in-ilfclv 'tliuli b u r si ir rr.) • hi, to ,) m il lie orb.,|e i„ ('-tiyirii, llo |-,f,|«iial Im iliallin? yolilli of |H. fni 27 moollo ol •ervite -*ik[ (oinb.il *lulv 'I ii'te .lary. i hi, ' limn fiencial to o rg e L". M ai'batl, .toi irtal* nl |V lrn*f. [Ir mid .1 Senate Afmctl J?Cfvice. S tttommmtlee that a -v-lem ol U n iiriu l Mililaiv I Mining and u n t i e to "thr to 1 m * •*.. nip inimnltatr nrcl f-i enlarged iitobit to,, rl and *t tf-r -1 m ' time tn |»t»o it?' -ot 'lid'lting bate ><i mn tmlilaiv iiirtr:,b ' AllliUUgb 'be |ur-ei,t ''l " t t * e Jjp|*l>'( la*» ,'tp ili'r *li mate* fegi-tci al the ayr of IH. th'V ■aiinot |c dralt',1 l.'fo o isacltmit 19. »n,l ill'll lot , linul *'? ’I in-Mill' I 'mlr, M.n -b,ill plan. tl*e ymilli, would - 'n r l l month* tnd •|tr„ l-e r|,,i»l|r«l in ill' fr.'ivc* lor a -pr, tlt'il | itmihI l'ir,iil'h f I Him ill. m In M *te -f lb ' t biiou in'- nr' ' t 1-mlsy, n — ii.N ii aa >*■• I Kisenhuwur Muuts Willi DutchOnTuur Or Western Powers TDK HAOUK. IS NVIHERbANDB, Jan. 10 -i/l*i General livfght |t. Et enhowe, s rr Iveil fn lfn||.iml tmlav fur th- third of ■ in nstiuu checkup on Western En inpe's contribution, in hi , A ilsntlc AlllHliee nrtny, KttenhuHfr Iirtnced'd immed fastr-|\ from S' lilll'"l Airport, near Amstcrdani. the llegue. sent uf the Dutrh government- He was g ird e d bv li. S- Amhs-.ndor fiefilin rim pin. fieneral Hat1 Krnt*, rfialrmatt of the Dutrh C'biefs nf Staff Gopipilttee, Vice Admiral Jxlillieer K. J Van Hnilhe. fh le f of the Nnvy Staff, nnd l.t General I. A Aler, Thief nf ihe Aft Force Muff. A crowd of -cveml hnmlred a p ­ plauding Belgian* shouting "good luck, lie " spreded the General's departure earlier from Rrtis.els whrrr he conferred wllh high poli­ tical and ,nllitary leaders. An American officer there aald "The result* (nf the m u lin g t s lion) h«ivg been excellent," Earlier, Elsenhower w a. desiritod a* "reasonable **cll .attsfi'd with hit survey of defenMl ptospeets during hi, flr»t Hen •fops. The General’* arrival *t Tha Hague had been preceded bv the •li triliutlon nf snti-Elsenhower leaflet*, presumably llie work nf Communists. Elsenhower Is expettisl ta ifeUy runferenre. with Itutrh leailers until tomorrow, to to followed hv a rim s conference, after which ha Is scheduled to fir to ('npenhagvn, t*rnmsrk. Thi* Weather ,-.rt JACKSONVILLE. Jsn tft 28 Atlanta TH 7 lilimark Button 28 Brownsville 71 57 32 Chicago It Denvtr 38 10 Dei Moines 41 10 12 68 i Fresno 82 57 New York 94 p 38 Washington 88 Jacksonville 80 Miami 02 w) 1 n 84 87 99 Tampa -‘I f-* / *1jidO �THE 8AWFORD HERALD. 8ANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO Marriage Spurt fhe Sanford Hamid ■ a lL t s h I . DIMM BUII fa r noBOO* DWAM AM w M iaarp ■•Mr**, r s r X T af Ib aaha, r* M la il* M . *r*rlaa>ailaaa. a a * u l l r f * ml »ate*salaai»BI* lu r Ibe » « , * * , . at r s l * l s s (a a s*. still be r b a r a e * la* at n a a la r a S se rll* .aa r a i n . _ _ N t s r r m i H S a lla a a il, Mr lalaa* tla>s*S*> N tyinfSli- III* * , I n e w V asli, i b lra a*. De­ troit. K s a a s * t i t s . SI. I.aala, TODAY'S HII1LR VKRHR Faith is the chief Ingredient of all heeling; mental, maral and physical. If Ihsu wilt thou canst make md clean.- ML 1:40. ll look President Tiumsn J.SO. wool* lo describe the Stale of th* Union, when the average mat could have done it with "Luuiy‘ . didn't recognise Manchuria'* in­ dependence, and withdraw from lh« Irarua. Than la a wida split between America and numerous other nonCommunlit member* of the U. N. over the mat hud of handling the Chine** CommtinUt action In. Ko­ rea. The U. 8., wanta the U. N. fln t to brand the Peiping regime a« argreteur, amj with this aa a ItuU to proceed to lamtiulie—** «,. n.iinic, diplomatic or military Apropos of thia American posi­ tion, I’lreiilriit Truman declared In hi* state of th* Union aiessagr jetterday that Korea I* a symbol which "stands for right ami Jus­ tice in the world against aggres­ sion and slavery." "The free world," he addrd, Sinclair Lewis There were nearly 1,076,000 marriages in the United BY DEWITT MACKENIZS States in I960, or 6 percent more than in 1949, the Metro­ AF Foreign Affairs Aaslyst politan Life Insurance Company reports. The rise reflects the spurt in m arriage following the outbreak of hostilities The reluctance of th* United In Korea, for In the first half of 1960 the number o f wed­ Nations to condemn and punish R e d China a a an aggressor dings was below the level of the year before. "In the enrly m onth of I960," the M e tro p o l'^ n ex­ against Korea places the peace nrIn tlw fateful posit 'lion plains, "there was every indication that the decline in m ar­ ganliotlon of the deceased league of nations riages would continue for the fourth successive year. In In ita relation* to Japan in 10.11. March, for example, the rate was down to 7.7 per 1,000 popu­ It’s only 10 years ago that Nip­ lation, one of the lowest In the past 1? years. In fac t, the pon feeM"g her special posit ion In Manchuria endangered by Chi­ m arriage rate in the first six m onths of his year averaged nes* Nationalism, intervene*! mili­ 5 percent below th at for .the corresponding^nriod o f the tarily and a r.W -p m year before. The nttn on South kUdfl brought a sharp dent state under *Cta.-S of Tolyo. reversal; July, and each month thereafter recorded more m arriages than the comparable month of 1949. The boom tenge to the authority of thelexgup. which had been established aiel We will stand with the in m arriages was |iurticulnrly marked in A ugust and Hep- to preeent just such use of foroc ciplrs— free world." A t another point the tem ber." In settlement of dispute*. I'reddrnt said: The question of sanction* Im­ "Our men a rr fighting, alongThe rise in m arriages in 1950 was fairly general arose in the league. Rut side their United Nations Allies, throughout the country Generally speaking, In th e f ir s t 10 mediately then, as now In the rase of the they know as * r lo that month* of (he year the largest increase* were recorded In United Nations, the league could l>e<au*e the aggression in K ona is part of the Mountain (14.2 percent) mill the Kant N orth C entral employ only such methods as the I he attempt of the Russian Com­ .Staten (10.8 |tercent). Increase* of only about 1 jrercent malorlty of It* leading members munist dictatorship to lakr over the world, step by step." occurred in the West South C entral and the Pacific State*. ttuth Kuroprno and Asiatic MurringeM in the Cast South Centra) State* n* u group in*in bees of the U. N. have lieen actually fell below the num ber in 1949, bur thl* I* account­ studying the American idea waried for entirely by the sh a rp drop in Kentucky. O ther *tate* with nubfltantiul decline* were Delaware, Georgia and Toxa*. take the charier of creating war ly slid unhappil. France and Briwlih Japan. ttam among them Itraltain _________ha* nli Southern State*, So the league tried Impartial in- !«-*-n taking refuge in the urgu"Although the m arriage hoom had ulready punned Itn vrstigatlon and conciliation. A inrnt that the noiiCururmJriut peak In OiIuldd, Indk-ulloim ure that m arriagea aiili re­ special iuuim iuluti was sent to tmintrtps can t tali*I t'tmmumul Manchuria ami It reported bark China a t an aggressor until the mained above their 1949 level in November and December," that Japan had hern a very tod U. N. fails in its attempts to a-* the Metropolitan observe*. "D espite the rl*e In m nrriage* Isd and wa* indeed an aggressor, rhirve a cease-fire. :hi* year, the rate of 110 per 1,000 jiopulation, Including the Th* commission decided that the Rritlsh Commonwealth, now armed force* overnea*. wa* the fourth lowent nlnce 1939. a restoration of th* status quota Other important member* u f Manchuria wasn't desirable but inerting in London, a l-r ole afraid power. I’he outlook la that the ra te in the near future will fall to in It propose.I a plan to preserve of adopting the A.aerlcan ping That's th* problem the U. N , I* me of the lowest level* in our history." China'a integrity while malntai- ram on the grounds that it mar against. It'« »»ry life msy depend The third annual Florida Slat. Camellia Show, postponed ta nci month on arcounl of the unuiuall) cold wrailhti >u December, will no* be held at urign ally planned on "Then* I* life In tin* old boy yet." One of th e mo*t aucJan. I i and 14 at the Orland. .‘eaafiil l.nglisli tilay* ever Ntaged ha* been net to mimic, municipal audnmum. (he wain anti bn* opened In l-out Attgele* un an operntta. There are weather u* the past two weeks ha jood.proapecU for It* upiwarunrc on Broadway. Thin I* "The uiflkicnlly advanced the bloomin' KIve!*, an almost farcical comedy written In 1776 by Hlchperiod lo make postponement un g n iu ley Sheridan and a stage favorite ever nlnce. Con­ necessary. There are a number c sidering it* fame, It might be supposed that the original camellia fanciers ia Sanford wh< lit e wouid oe kept.but the producer* have proponed to turn Is** some exhibits in dii nL° & ve Lydi*- Perhap* thi* will add to the nates at Reviving A Masterpiece ning Japanese privileges In Man- Involve them in wsr with R e d chons, m a t was a good trick if j China. One ran understand those you could do U—and it was a good ,'ln.n for Russian-harked Camtitrk If you couldn't. Rut J a p a n 'inunlsl Chius, with llsinlllion* of refured any settlement which fighting men, is a formidable Doomed Y o u th ’s Calm As Incurable Disease Eats Away in World War II. was killed in action in France. Michael l.-.wis, his ton by Mist Thompson, re­ portedly returned to .the United on arrival at a correct solpution, Atates last weekt u visit his mofor this It * crucial Issue, just as her. He had been studying drama­ was the Mtru-hurian affair of I I tics in Ixmdon. —only ratrrh bigger ami more danTh* novelist's brother, Claude r r rout. fhe box office. Sheridan wa* a genius of unununlly wide accomplish­ ment. HI* three play*, "The Rival*," "The School for scandal" and "The Critic," are supreme example* o f sparkling nodal comedy, which amateur groups continually ntrive to produce but find extremely difficult. He wax active in politic* and had not unwarranted dreams of becoming prime minister. He was one o f the world’s great oratcra. When he spoke at the trial of Warren Hastings for extortion while serving aa governor general of India, he no thrilled his hearers that they adjourned till next day. for fear that the spell of his eloquence would lead them to some unwise deci­ sion. And yet with all these talenta he died poor, and spent much of hla last day* in the debtors’ prison. Now that "The Rival*" I* restored to notice, perhaps u»* other nt*M .will bear* v Iveil.. Let us hope that they wtyl Two die, three arr injutrd in Sunday afternoon automobile at rideal in which liquor played > lignilicant part. One of the cu* prill, first held for drunken dm ia|, is now charted with man slaughter, something of whirl jwhenf' applied lo aulomebil* see: dents, m> oat is ever convict* So tig slaughter on the nation* jUth*#$yi continues. The law pro titin jH u t no hard liquor can h* M sold til our county on Sunday. On> Issiadys how the automobile drive get darnk Was someone violatin' th* law? Or <hd he drink too fnueh beer 71And if so. would it not le a good idea lo restrict the si I of beel on Sunday? We submit th^‘ at Paandenn, Cnllf., Is In jeopardy because the Pacific Coast something ought lo be done. Conference, which traditionally provide* the host team, Boards, bureaus and commission want* to IcMen the emphasis on football. One atap conaid■ml in abandonment of ita part In the Rone Bowl game. The Pacific Coast athletic officials are not alone |n Xpstatida slwwing how badly th * heir concern over the growing emphasis on "bif-tlme" foot­ will a**d bigger s»d hetter prepriatioM during the aeil twr ball, which seems to absorb the attention of some unlveryean, ia anticipation of the ne( titiin. The conference president, H. P. Everest, put* hit , meeting of tbs Stale Legislature if finger on a vital point when he explains that the official! April. All of them ptcstnl an sp want to decrease the pressure for winning teams. T bst b ’ patently logical case for thrmtelvf the root of most of the trouble. Football is a good game. It is interesting to watch and Un'il on^ remembeii that the Stair of Plot ids already spend* on Stat' I* u valuable experience for students when properly ap­ § government 113.25 per penon moi* proached. Bui when the approach demand* constant victor)'. than the average for all th* otbr - 4# states in the union, and th’ 1 Florida’s cost ol state govera March Of Dimes sla & S payers in th* aatioa. i Just what the cigarette tax ttfmsds have awAat la Florida citkW a t the past year may be gleiA*d from tbe asaesaremsm by the State Beverage Department thv duriag the fiwt 12 montht under A* new law more than II6JJOO.000 vena collaetad. nor* than $12. 000.000 or ow over percent of th’ ow.ooo rr 76 parcent total w n redistributed to the cilie' Of this amount Sanford receiver’ ; f t t . 2Q4.29. This is sew qumey tammy into the Qty *imniuK*t’* treasusy. It wdl probably increase would have beea Request Number; wltSout any o when there wsr* four polio (o Semtnol* Couaty, lha chapter were Andaato, Gluck; Kt<ig,’le v . J. Out - Mt M A litiia i V **?' 4 Editor Sanford Herald, 111 Magnolia Arena* Sanfc-d. Fla. | Dear Mr. Doan: On behalf of lb* Serai note Coun­ ty Farm Bureau 1 wish to express our appreciation for tb* coverage of our m eetingi in your newt***& are especially thankful fat th* s*rvie*a of your Mr. Willard Connelly who aas been giving good accurate reports of our meet­ ings. We will, at tinea, reciprocate for your and Mr. Connellya kiodl ae** with as mtich paid buttress as possible throughout the new year. With kindness regards and thanks 1 w ith to remain Sincerely yours, Bonner L. Carter Secretary Seminole County Farm Rur rail morning a t four o'clock for beJ floor-denning Job. George Godfrey, father of tb* family, works at night as n waiter. Ths only hop* left, said Mrs. Godfrsy, lien In Dr. Ado T. Milhornt, who is giving bis full t|m» to the fight against the disease, l i t L t a iSc ~ li!t af the New Yctk Hospital—Cornell Medical Center. Mr*. Godfrey said that Dr. Milkarat tries all the new treatments on Roy. When the tl0-a-day hospu tal bill got to be too much, th? doctor paid tt himself. Ray said: "Some of that stuff he gave me last time, I fait asaybe ths strength was renting back to my leg muscle*. Then It faded away; It aluraya doe*. His mother said; "I'm pretty sure th* doctor it going to strike tome cure to o n " �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA =TT*T ttsr all thr gteen Iu iy i . ii.iilain trn tllur* .n n uih vitamin A nn l five timer u* much i ihofl»vin tile while Iraki And Personal Activities FIIO N E 148 Sjcial Calendar D a n c in g P ro g ra m Is Arranged For I*. T. A. Mr*. I lei a riveil Tue ilav with her si h I'rai "Hi. Mi. en I 3lte. ('m l Kiirnluiwt • ml Mr*. Mary llm an w n r suiting Ih *e atlrtlilinit the All Gltl O ich etltn Cnnrnt In ttrlam hi Mita Mary MrMalian atlrtidril the Itr.nitv Shuii Conference at the George Wa'hinptup lintel In Jai-krunville Sundav ami Moiula). | m N- » ih i Yvmim Ih I Jar In in mtiii* from 1 It i l l Hawk." tn mloi hy T'lhiiiinlul si'ti rn flittr - lay amt i'tiiia)! ria n la tiu n K s ta lv s II) ll|> s t’A I I liltSON Friepil' uf II. I.. IY rk ip * will Ihplail to learp that he I* l*ark at tin New Vent* Kvi u parly win IiIk plnrr nf liuilnr-* fnlluwhig a heliI In the Plunatimt Itiom uf lie lunir illtte**. (Toll tliaimuiil fm utmui In | mopI< Mr. ami Mi*. Ike lluthr, Jr„ fnuit l’tttii.itiun Kstnt, . with Mi have tiM'l a* their Kue„l, Mr*, ftut- Antatiila Itofman n Im Ii -- ThetIel‘* nml her, Mia, Katheiinv Ti»* v ii piano playing, ainginp nml tlnm ing, Mrs- t.iiwunls fnrnifheit i lale nf I’hlUikTphia. tlie reveler* kkilth hat t, In iir tUa* T im e will U' a liftrim * meet Friend* wilt t»e interettrii to km ami euhfi'Ht. At ll!;JP a *U|>inp of the (iiatnninr Si-hiei) I1. leant of thr tevent mat nape of per wan m-rveii emmiating uf an T. A. al 7;rut l \ M. A *maial Mi*.* Mm 111* Mai mn In .Inn Huv* lUt k* ) ,’»n.»le ii Ii, iHitaln shIh'I, I* program will tw pnaenlial at worth .Thrv are now living in Kl* li*tin ami ioffer T hete wn.. mm It H:00 oVimrk in Hie iuhool ainii* (tin mul merrymaking until it I'M kin*. N. C. lorium featuring n talk by wI,rn the pmty tirukeup, »onu Sir. nml Mr*. I.e-lii' tielrhell uf folk. In gu hntil,' tn leep an-l Srhiml of ftnm itig in Wlnt'U- Turk, (ilrnwood, Minn., have arrivial tu u ther tn litll.h the |Mllly at vat> ami Hetnonitration* 1^' Mr*. Un>* s|u ml annu (inn with Mi ami in* private hollo al'* aludmi*. Mrtnbrt* uf all .'111. (Iseai Teat -on on l-inirl Ave­ There were ni.iny ui Imh ■in*!I 1*. T. A.'*.are fnviliyi In altrnd. nue. p arlo < th.it night at tin prhrati Thrift Shop wait k rrl fur th* iimiu-i, mu'iig them t* uir nl tl" Woman'* f l u b will I*' Ml* IM| Kllehuff, I'kt. VVilliaio U . Ili'uilriet '.'I, of (VI. ami Mi •. Nlehota* .• Kirk and M n .'Jack. Stoirl»"it. 5. 11AItK TOWN NTMHTTKRS Min nf I,. M. Iitallthwin IJP Vte*' home Sepp on \ licit ii tin,i I fm a gt’" p HA 1.1. Ilarhnt.i Wat.aim. Yiitieua Avtttine, Itelaunl, ha- of nlnut I" nml npnltiri *t tin , F R titC ) 0 IHhSK ROOM Shirley Huh rompleleil M> An Purer h.isie Ihiiiii' uf Mr*. Aim Item ey uf |> l Jaralntiiln C lltleiof the t.anli n Club will meet at Jt;Wt T.M at thr I'pgakketHi, Kutiiee Rinaldi, Nor* nirtnen imfurliinalinn ruuite at myi Drive fm a -iitilliui gruiip mn .Iran Thnggard. laieklaml Air Foret’ Itaae. hame of Mr*. I.. It. Strrte. The Satniilay night il.ime t'lnl' 7. TIIK F I S H KB M A N ' S The Hanford Townimnd t'luh No. nml Ihi glee rlul> were both 1 will hold It* Tegular *etoi-month HitKAM Yvonne Huffman, Kill Bev. Flank I'lllley, rhapUtn nf • hipptal I Tit I*t inn a week hilt Wen ly meeting ut 7:.H> T.M. at the City Fltme. llie Pnllrd Stale, Miiitarv Ara- iii'liI till- past Week with a vet) M. BIIVTIIMIC TA IV It trim id demv at We-t Tumi and fnrmet Hall. Mrmber* ami fiirnd* are infill*atlemlime in ipile uf Hi* vilest. There will Ire games and r*- b a il* '. lector of the Holy Cro** Kchropal very hu*y hnlhl,i> maun. Mi 0. HiH.IDAY FOB STBINCS freahmrnt*. Church, will U* the gur»t Thurs­ 1 n«| Hilfniip 'VH* lui.le*- fur (he Salty Harrison Fhaptet of thr Joan l*ann. Joel Merry, Gretchen day of Mr. *nd Mi*. Willlim A. Siittitiiay Night lla to e Club on ll.A.K. will meet at Hie home nf Kiii-huff, ('and Sawyer, Norma I^ fflc r. Jun. tl. m. C. W. Baker. 521 Ilum-na Jean Thnggard. Ilnrlmtu Wat.ion. tin Mmiiiwy iv m u g a Nl'u rive. ('o'ho»le»*e* will he Mr*. Mii f fit William*. Year'* Hi) ilinnei nml Cnnl Tart) A. C. Hetuon, Mr*. W. II. Tiinni- W.CIIAHhKSTON - Joanne t u n lii'lil III a pilk.pi •lining itlnAuius, Meli*«a Cninpliell, Jramu' rliffe. amt Mm. IL J. Halley. iiing room at the Mnyfnir Inn In Ilibieem Cirrie nf ttW (!*nl*n I'oler, Y'Piine lluffnian. Samlv Sill it mil till ,1 gtmiii uf Iitmut ;tn Chib ‘vill meet nt .1:00 I 'l l , at the Firming. I'.l*ine l/H eiirran*, KliiHsipte. Hr ll.ii ■y Whitaker wo bom of Mr*. II. I . Haim. 1815 Kim ralieth l-aydeii. Nanry 'Irillurk. Inmt. A ihhmiis itinnei nf shritni', Avenue. Cn-ho*tiui* will lie Mm. Hean MrCrackrn, Itohhlr Sue S*l|shiiry, Kip Wataon. enektml* niii-htihiih *<uip, Intilkt > Brodlr William*. II. TATS THAT Pl.KASK m tn a.l I n f , uiiler itr» r •ula l. Mintixa Cirvle of llie (latdrn ih - rl nml m ffie w.i . ervctl. Tl Club will inert at HVIMI A M at Glenn Woodworth. VJ THK JKHTKIi—Norma Jean till'll HU- A I' *li a pul nt tnngement th« ftardrn Center. Thaggnrd w ith ttliuheki renter p i r n . Aft* t I'alnt Circle of the t Jar den Club 10. FASCINATING IIIIYTIIM ■I*tirn r •nnl table, w ere *el up fm wilt meet for Juwhenn at noon at t ’anustn ('tajing nml n very pie., the home uf Mr*. Wade Cnmrr, —Joan Haim, Grelrlien Km huff, • iff lint piper. ».,i> II mh Iw In - tiU liin . ra m evening w«e enjoy til by Ih700 Mrllonvtlle Avrnip'. Mr*. Bn- ‘n.lairi W«t*on. ■ >lk V Ihs I. n*,Muale 11. u r r s TAKK A TRIP tfrotip. '* dor Curlet will !*• giir*t speaker. S '"» kk .-il* Ai Slav Vilhio'iivr, !* puivitI into ilu ir now le pm on Central Cirrtr of the (inrikn I jiVniuie, ImYrttir IS I’lilt ftenl Al e m e u Kip Wat*oti. k »-,# l-.ar.n .i KlllorC . .Mr. ami Mr*, tiuktnv hmg link' C lu h ‘will meet nt lo tto A. M. V lt " ’hen Align. Kv . r Vrt iTrtiU. Menu,I Iinnl Mi. h to g hi* )U-' ,la. BONPAKTH IthTRK VTE with Mm. Judi'i t'am rm n at 711 I 0 |»» pill Pp Parade M-lt. 1 slihlry IhiM-hner. Gall Cnrti l '" l i A lh.r, A lllrl. Mu.l, m i let il fruin hi* posit ton with th' laiurrl Ave. V New York I’llyfire i|e|uutui'llt I Him Cirrie of llie tianh-WlTnk wulbiM, tleverly GIMaio*. \V*nJi' atkrJa Mrliaty Magaalna Ilk W*. Three Pant J I^ ItiK p o tlh . Drvrrly llonley, . Mr nml Mr*. John I. Sruf rt will inert al Ss&0 I'. M. a l'J h e I I on n ii h«t || ( n ta r have us tin ii gin*.I., Mi. *n-l Vli*. home of Mr*. Wm. la-ffirr, Ji., M pi\' 'f4^,wrll«T.',T.Xtvteen. Bel. tli,« viethle* v«rtarte* Frank IT if Trank JJeif, Ji and Mil* Peg)er Ter I’ra e# 411 Ma pil'd!* ^ Ljrenue. ' ty ld rh q Kay, JMln Tlumtas. 1’ :*!> AVerlit At Nunn GlUNTi OANYHNi-Dakk.i Blue Clrelk llie Tki,illll»i Mr. .nnl Mu l-airy fteherf, 'll "f tS ill lU'lln h im I'lceel y.OH|rei Jtlnalol, 1110*101, Carol rairni Sa»y»i, nawyvi, I 1 ;»<• l|* n Oat. Club w111 ' m e e t . l a L M. .Kutiirei, In p p Islam), N. Y. They evpcrl to ••toy for a month. at the h.iW of STfs. MJtfl Kurtita Jean (liacganl. iMbited- I(|» PnauUr Htar l)tii'(l •Dpthi.rn' AVntaan. T. J. . l i f t Jjifta A m e rlm o . Mr. ami Mr*, tientpe Skinpei of wrllier on (lejery Ak■nne w l * Hhraea Nurnnin Hem) hml ;tii)p )p "1i>lly. Ilirl'Iiatdenei'Y C irrh '^u f Hie Ifiteea, (lit The Trail Bill Ftlttte, tl ;Jl i«i - j*l.s|i?*l V a r le t le . fun Chrivlinais li~r^iie tl-'ip (•anlm ('lull will ’bluet w ill Mr*. Blrhaid b u m , Glenn WiHHlwinth. i nn tine Nun* Itanrh S uiimT- Juan Hnnn, Grelrhen Sion wnrlil Al Thme ilunghter*, sun-In law and ginmlIk 8. McCall at tOiOO A. M. At 15 T"il«y'* Mtar ehiliiten wen able to Anne iluwp llemeroralli* Circle of the Car- Kirchuff, Joel Merry, Muffet 3 in till* A llmilllmfrmit (levelatvl, Ohio tn help Iheffc den Cluh yd 11 meet at the (ianien William*. (Tnudhur.t—Kdlth Hoy' M i Viuir Mtmor* Puna* (:*n H m lr taivrrs I'ym *t>i>rtil Hull flral (Thrlrltnat fn Center a t 7:00 P.M. for n rovered til* Hy Itwtant th e ir new Tlotldn hmne on t'lanu* dlah aupper and tdanl *a|e. Jiao The Ithrthm Hour thin Kataim. They are, Mi** (Jeer* Magnolia Circle nr Aha Garden I » Plmrta Kina Of !»ay «;im News giannn Shlnnrr, who I* a tearleT Cluh will have n ."kJ^r-l di*h ) : l l H.iiluril Market Itepurl ill Hie llrvilainl High Seine >I, luncheon at lltSO o'eloeloat the *•2" Twltlihl Henan • I*. H|»uts Parade *i 15 thk aprits K n te rta ln Mrs. Viment RoberU was elected J nn llepuM Tn Th» t’ropls ptcsidettl nf the Catholic Woman'* Club al the monthly meeting Mon­ day evening at the Yacht Club Other new officer* am Mira Mary McMahan, viea-pm tdent: M lu Martha Wight, »rcrelary: and Miaa To) Livingston, treasurer. . Father Anthony MrGnwatt era* K0e*t Mtcaker. ‘ S fri't . ' 1 K | KAMO STATION | IV.T.R.R. P M w Mr«. Vincent KobcriH Klectcd PrcHidcnt Lon^witod By MRS. J. II. MINICK WoinanV d a b wIB be Mru. fit Witte and Mrs. Clyd# Hammy When you rook vcgrUhle* Use only rnoufh water To Veep the vegetable* front atieblng tn the pan; you save vitamin* this way. And be sura tu use whalewtr vegrtahlc liquid' that's left In the pan In gravies, soup*, and isurt*. • ’•in i's liiothri nml hit family, 'Ii fin-l .'lr», l./.ia im T , Ji. aim . mu in ami wife, Mr. nml Mrs. Ikan Walker. We are very witty tu hear that M u •hull M' Mahmt. Mr Harry I'llkli a anil Juseph Sanlillu an all • iinftip-'l lu hospitals. Mi Mi Via him ami I'aklea ate In Satifnnl ntnl Mi Santillu ai larke City, \\ • with fm tin til all n Very •peraly irrovrry. Mm. 11nkten' tiln lher, Mi. Win. Krtiffel, flew ilnwn from New Jem i } tu -pri).' a few ib'.i, with ihi in Mr. Keuffi t i* pirddrnt uf hm fi'tl A !!• , r . i>l Hula ilien. inainifai tiuria uf ilinltsiuana in. 11 llllli ut*. Tin II.inks *i•It e , Vli«. Nelln iml Mis> lei, h aii' • prill a vvety I'll*) nirk. they have Innl a, theii i*iu- t-, Mr. ami Mi l.uthrr -Ini nan uf I tun; liinnrh. *,h" luppi'i mi lieii way uuth fm a liiunth’ <a, ithill Mr. Jnrilaii I the nprl lull In lit nf t h e .leriey t'eplrul I'n u rr nlt'l l.ipllt <’u Tin) have al u luwl Mi, ami Mr*. Mil H l hi lull nml Iheir two ilanehlem, uf Siai ilile, N V. whn •lupinsl nn their wit) ninth from Itivieia lli arll kihi'ii- thk y have spent a tnuplh fivhlntf. Mr*, tinliill was a ■tilillu Itpml uf Ml** Nelln lliitik' when they were nlutlyitli! utl'ler A. (i. Siiuilmati, n rlh l rklilUlm nml tim ber in New York. Tim Ifill- then went tu Kli'illllPre tn spi'Mil tin Week elu! with mUtllK. Mi ami 'll - Harvey Slu panl have mnvial into their low hmnu "It Alipellls linn I Mil ’^usrilay n ig h t the f ir s t inmitlily nnatini’ u f the I'laiilaliuii Kstall rruprrly Owlter'n A»«'n. w•i• In tu in the t'lu h loom*, The put lint: Mann « o f ill* «l I" over flnumii \M ulit I'li-liirn m e nlrr I) ■leiineil up nml the new n fflr rm liicta lie il fur what hmka like n I.it v nn-i enjnynhle year. The new uf fit era a r e «■ fnlkwn: Mi. K v i T i'II Swill, prraiilent, fir. llm ty Whililker. vlee-prekhlrnl, Mr. tiaatmi (Tushy, treMslirer, Sir*. I'.inl liie ti l m , n irlnijr ami Mi. Ia n ll'ifm a ii, Saipent at atm The eunmtltlei ehnitntnti ate a* fnlhiw * Stwial I‘ropt mu. Mrw. H r a re firlffm , rnO tlO liall) hull .e Mr. .Iiiliu- Voigt, hoove futn U h ini; Mr-. fTliel Savage, uui'hitit Mi Itim rt Cmiper, wi'leuiniiip mul ntriritatriihlp. Vir*. (Jem gr \Val •’field Kua'I* ami ('iiiniminh a Inn- , ill. Milfifni la "tun I. Ite I'fvntbtji farllllii'a, Mr.’ Henry Ktemtvr, ItiiUon, Hr. Hariy Whi­ taker, (fhe Iwaril of illreetur* in vompoMi) of Mla in a Rulft Sej’P, lasinant, Ktepper Oouhl ami Mm. I’ayne ami I'lek. We Impe all unr reiiilenU will take an intereatnl mul nvtivr part in the ilolntf* nf m ir avMM'iatinn Ihln year mi that unr nfflrern anil worker* will feel the effort* Ilia* they ripeml ill Ho It job* will lie wm Ih while Mi Joint - Krnfint. miner minii iH't-i nf I lit* Mmil* 'ttnn Hotel in ftiMimi in \t*'t Jilt i M'aI tin* i t .* ••i* It*' i - it K iiif *« t • I v t * i • In* 'ft\\ m»*| i «■-ii t Siufoit i ih itM Mail \» .e . is-il- I • I >1111 ill H I-ni l-ill. .Lt!>i h i t iiltiniieil tu rvine In l-*|i»ii-l.i Inti lit.r it in.mi "ill of t"W In'i * I ith lie ii i*vr **fl thr •mi. 'lie ili'ln * Limn whii h put t , Howcvrt, *hr |iu n -n l the |ui lf> - nf I he | iii| ht unit » .n lilr.i n | with th>- Hllrkrtive [•■• >n>i*> nml ih'-Cfiptlun*, the itisi'T^rfii’sl till ■■ liU'nr- B|i|mti 'il hv the nno> dill Thin Is why Snnf-nl I tin limin' Imlay. It will Ih' ii lew ahull ilia-t lie fnie mini I n i Mall \«i»i t'liii' (lillli'i nff III*' |iie .ni'i l' iwi lull ilie nff lulu tin* Iwima nf tN'iipir illlrli.l from Vhilue In VVililf lllptmi Stall Ami IIh- |nn|i|i* who will l*e ira'llnir mn\ !•■ liking h eir nr visiting hi'ii in the imt t -w. ili.itaut fut'iie. Itetiie-eiitiiiif Sanfi'til Imth eilitniiallv anil pi, tonally. the Mail Away i»mie will rulin' In the «t lelltiuil I'f |HTI|lle WIHI IIIIIV III >IT I live heniil nf mir lilv Iwfuie, m •ii llnirf i im s wlmii' tlii'v mav Inn > l.eanl. I he ilii|ii ,-**iun mm he t agm' nm| ipeoipph'l" New th u y will tie able In *re the rllv nuiile alike through I lie tmalium nf n t)rwa|ia|in IVu|i|i' tik e In 1 1 il.I th e Mils IH an mil-nf Inks ii in w |'ii|HT I|e»e i ii'i'irarriti-il the rlty'a IhmIiii*.» : ImiiiImt laimiianiea. mru's ■tiiii'n. lii'ltniIiimtiI aliiM's, fnini'il rlmtli Mure*. Inai, ruiui'aiiii", n- -tiiuiniila, *i ill I'slnti' nffiri a, mi- all IT'IUI si'Hl.al nlnl give the inn .pfvlive vUiltit alt "at Ihiiiii" foiling wliieh o th e r w i s e wnutil Ih' l.e him;, fill mill wiiilei M ill Vwa v i -ue In nu • mall wav tin I•• i*n mil wilt . mi. I Him' In hi* mu* nf the niujnr ••HHve* f imu whiih mil tvinlei hll*llH'*a flaw • While We'ie nn the aul>|e. 1. il might t'e well In nietlllun that unit in llm time far vmi In I mil ■ pile your liat nf people In whom vuu »l«h the tier inI sent. Ilnwrvei, you ■hnithi tin It imw. fin il psimltv pm-s •nliu *HIMIS like Chti-Iina* sltfinplng. Smne iienple wail until il i» Inn lale I’r n r i e your iaiplr« eat Ik Vmi'll | h iff ml ynu ilhl nml nil will (he people who le reive tliepi At The Vliikie. Vvmine lie ('.ItIn hi Uie “ lienet t Hawk". An Atahinii Night i* affair that hi* Ihtti |nh| pruhahlv n in 111inii liine*, eaili lime adding mile prettier girls, a unite il.iahiug • hfek. ami a mure Intriguing her••ini'. Trehpienlnr lieIna thlv nhmg, ImwekiT, nml it should l-r iileri'mit . i uni lull In ait llttailiplt, e v en l l n m r h i"illilir stuff, Ahn playing it "Nancy lines tu Hiii’’ «it|. Ann Southern tint I Inm* I'nwell, V fllnisv lm>, hut phiitv uf MHlifa ami eve appealing «*-im»rv |ill)iiyahle; i|> In hruih'tl fish i>r rhiei nailing with butler n r ■ (Trained with a llttlo •aiier. C l,. D IC K S O N S c o n s ta n t fa s h io n jo y I a b o l e r o c o s t u m e in y o u n y h a l f < izes Hnw olt*o you'll want it. bow I m;, you’ll loi* it it'k VO WOO iletlully ••tkUlile,' so wnr nboul you* m e " Hie pnnl v«vte* o! the d ien n kimply hultoned in. tn mtaii iHiiign with olhe« detiek nl your own the I in lei >i n im'lttly ptinl ridlml Mo*y or lit'Hk lUyQtt (ln|ir. 17’ i ?2'j " I n n run .in <ri%iti|- i-.i-ii... . ■oi Hi" h ••f hell ) utt'll toi l y o n peed iihoiil a leanyi'Mia nf hrilter *u piaig iiitu , ii ipintler lea pmip nf all llllll ul-'lll I kill table 'p""ll uf milk fm ear h uicilium ril/ral putaln Itjvki' llie pointin'-, lliiu lim p not nml maili with the nl.ive iugre illents, hcntiiig the milk lutfore ad dlitg. T'e* ted hlatifhnl allltritul »dd a le'tiv e touih •'* a «l»il nr a wimple d r i 'i t . They at> *• gootl with ki-grlal'le wlad a - they at* with trull, and they lire . up rim ro tatr pudding, froil whips, and rust art!*. N eat time you m ake wsllupe tuinatnr*. add a little W onr«tei ahlre satire In pep them up. LAST TJMB TONIGHT Ihtiiltlr Prnlure— Itnrgnin Prognint by the Civic l-ragi io for f m l g i i and friend*, a Home Ihmonstrallon Club with a Intge atVndanrr who made plastic haiRi aul basket* of native material. The Garden Club met at tbe home uf Mrs. K. J. Ncim/cre where her garden with a variety uf palm* and ahnih*. Ne«t TKursday at I’, M. the Club will meet with Mr« L arta Mock ley. Mr*. Ra, n u n Vlilwre eulrrlalned a large gimip of children and mother* In boner of her sou's fourth birthday. Great #un was bad wtlh many new game*. |lrfreahmenta vqa 'e served by I hi. Mrw. Katherine lAIAAdaiml Mr*. 4. Henry Menlrb atteiyt-d the JantMty luncheon of the Mantonl W nm an\ Cluh VVnlitr*day. | TTtoota* Plnrh of Washington Ccllogr. I). C, ha* torn promoted to ataff of Voire of *mrrlra. Ife ;,i* u * nf Mr. ami Mr« Thomas ‘ Tbieb, 8r. * " ti Mr*. John MrNamora tallmth-d the meeting «r the, O, f's If In Hanford Thursday night., .H orry C ram n n f 7 Mm*wood with Ma hunting dud''dm! * large buck deer near thnugida on a lucky Friday last « t t Mr. nod Mr*. tjuVnCjortbieh | who hare Keen quItKIU hkVe Just had o visit from their sun and wffh fnw i Fort Wallop., North . A fT fR -IN V fN T O R y S V tU M S 1f ti r ut 'u m im ti'k a ta a i — m a s rivanir * r« sr; TWO SMASH HITS TOCETHfR! SUM'S & COAT'S "Ytm'll SI n ml I'ft and DRESSES C'ltrer THURSDAY—FRIDAY / T i A f- e M * m u s ic a l S P K q , YtMtcrGocs REDUCED t i c o t y i * Long ur short sleevv* CRIMrvd i r « # r IS T iw t C w n r i i U SJwwu C ^ 0 —8 :4 5 I*. M VUU Ow H rfrw h M fi Centtr **M «vicg u a d a r I U 8 U ra M �0 » FOUR Robinson Receives Classy Amateurs Straight “Fighter Of Year” To Represent US In Award From Louis Argentine Games from the Jam es* S la u g h te r S a n f o r d C o u rt F ive 3 4 T o 2 8 Hor*e s Mouth Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries Shuff leboard Tourney Scheduled Thursday ** Slowdown C o u rt Southeastern Conference Breaks Game Criticized Records With Race-Horse Systemf As Uninteresting NEW YORK, Jan. |0-<A>>— KANSAS CITY, Jan. 10—i/P) Wtlterweight champion 8 u gar —The United States will be re­ Ray Robinson boasted another presented by a well conditioned, prise possession today—the Ed­ classy fighting crew in the Pan CCNY Coach Declares ward J. Nell Memorial Plague. American ram es at Bueno* Aires Hy KD HAItl’Elt System Will Kill Robinson was honored last night next month. at the annual dinner of the Th* eight boxer* composing the Last year's Dixie Conference Clause Leads Celery- but only after Ht. James had champions have been having a New York Boxing Writers As­ U. S. team won their berths last Game In Big Cities widened their lead to 22-12 on two rough time this season. Five de­ sociation. receiving the award as night In national finals here. feds W ith Thirteen opening NF.W YO RK. jjn . 10 4/P)— field goals. Hardin got feats in the last five starts. the man who did the most for Three champions are from the two on a pivot shot and Clause Nat Holman added hit voice lo advancement of the sport during U. S. Army ranks, two from a As P anther Defense looped in two free throws to pull Hut the answer la not the ob- I960. Joe Louis, an old friend team representing th« baiketbsll's "vliould-wr-lrre/e-oul. , „ . , - . . vlous one—fur Florida Southern Handcuffs Local 5 up somewhat. Hut as always he has a good basketball teem. Hut of Kohinson'a presented t h e hlladelphla P o l i c e Athletic thc-lrrcrers" contiovervy today by Panther defense tlghtenetl and a,'a small school cannot compel* plague as some 700 guests look­ sod on#* •null from Kartfree throw and one handed push on equal terms with ths power ed on «l the Waldorf Astoria. lljr P.D IIARPKR sas, San Francisco ami the U. warning that slowdown tram* may The Award, presented annually 8 Air Force. become subject to vclirdulr boyUntiling a Icech-lile rone dr- shot hy Herry made the score parked court aggregations of the There were no knorkuuts in colli. feme and a flashy patting skill the Hft-lg. White sank a beauty from Uaivrrsity of Miami and the Uni­ since IV3H, is In memory of Neil, th« left hand corner, hut Grorn- versity of Florida without suffer. Associated Press Hosing W riter the finals and only one clean-ut Si. James' Panthers ratify defrxl- noulous weaved lietween two flat- Ing almost certain defeat. “I don’t know how Iraublr it who was killed while serving aa knockout in the entire ahoy of rd a sluggish and unintpired Sao* footed Hanford players for a lay­ a correspondent in the Spanish two nights th at featured the would lie lo try to Irgiilatr againil •eason Ifee Moccasins Civil War. finest amateur talent In the na­ thiv uninteresting style ul baikrtfold five 34-28 r: ‘.in S^mmolr up to neutralise It. trampled on Howard College, White gut one making the score Ituhinuin recently completed tion. Florida Hlale Uaivrrsity snd I tilth School Gym Iasi lught. 27-2.7 at the end of the third quar­ Approximately 4,ism spectators ball.” the dap,.*, coach of CCNY’. a Kuru|tcan tour during whirh M rarrrr University to win the saw last night’s semifinal ami grand ilam champions laid. ” 1 do Sparked hy short hhx ky Georg.’ ter. Berry, second highest St. be won five fight*. HI*le Conference tournament know you can't *dl that kind ul Victorious in ull 10 starts last final louts. Georgopoulous. Coailt Contio's Jarnc's scorer with 11 points, sank tournament at Tallahassee. a foul shot as did (ieoropoulous Final results (winm-rs rw eiv. show lo the public. year, .Sugar Hay fought mostly This year the) stand a very team |t v r Ihr Oleryfcds a sting­ making the score 29-23 and the middleweight* and won the Ing place* on the U. S. learn): good rhanre uf repealing that ' Wc must rrinrinbcr w* arc in ing Iruon in the ait of ball-hand­ Panthers surged ahead. Hinkle got 112 pounds: (Jllmore Mater, IJ Pennsylvania version of the victory In spile uf Ihrir dis­ •he riitrilaiiimrnl hunnest as well H. Array, Ft. I^onanl Wood. Mo., two on a lavup and Ccorgniwmlling and close-in defensive |>lay. world middleweight title by de­ mal early season record. Vlllrmain at outpointed George Davis, U. S. at v,toils and that we have a d e­ Coach Paul Holcombe has mold­ feating Robert In lit* fi»«» qusiter lit* l.usl tit*, ous followed with an overhead hook making the score 73 to 23 writer rtuwu for tharlty against Army, Ft. Georg* Meade. unthlr lo solve the Oklahoma sys- as the C»l*ryf*it* leU ldU y efttight ed a fighting tram out of the Charlie lift pound*: Neve ftnufhvy, Kwn- finite rriponnbilily to the fans. Farad. Htblntun It slated rem rm ti of PlorUa Southern'. I I**-1 Dust team* whirh Insist sas City, outpointed Henry Brown, Irm of the rairlu l Pantlirri, wx< fire. lVSf-ftO five, but be has had | *" meet Jake I jiMotta for the on p|aving pos»e**|uti tui«k*tl.ail Philadelphia. Chicago ablr lo score only two poinlt- l*olh Hardin tipped In a field gonl to huild from th bottom and middleweight title at 120 pounds: Cortex Jarkxon. mav find it diffirolt to get a on foul ilmts by Covington an and Clause shot n neat set shot only now is Ids team rounding Feb. 14. Philadelphia, outpointed Jimmy schedule. The big trnin* In cities Into a cohesive unit. through the bucket making the The James J . Waixer Memorial may find them unprofitalde." Maiding. Five regulars have returned Award for service to the sport Hairston, Kansas City. •core 77-27. Clause and lllnklr Holman's 1P50 tournament sen­ II* pound*: Willie Hunter, U. Geoigo|mulout — who drojy,.! sank foul shots as the game ended from last year's championship over a period of years wat pr* H Army. Ft. Bragg, N. C„ won sations have Iuni their troubles team and they have given the sentrd lo Wibur Wood, sport in •#» points for the visitor! 14-27. year with Sold th- tsill adeager toil Inexperienced M«* editor of the now defunct New by TKO over Daniel Matthews, this ahi \ *ra»** rrjiexlrilly iind*r lh* Kansas City, 1:32, second round. Versarles. dropping decisiona lo York Hun, by Janies A. Farley, r“ ‘,n* JuM ,h* needed 147 pouruls: Isiula Gage, Han Missouri, (Iklahoins snd A risons, C«l*iyl*tl baik*t in the fiitl quar­ good liul inade- former chairman uf Ihe New f play " ' v ....................... * ranclxco, won by TKO over Kay all slowdown trams, ami to St. quale basketball o n l y t h r | York Mat* Athletic Commission, ter no s vaiialion of the fast Ineak the end of the third quarter, but, <HI. Camp Stoneman, Calif., 74 Job'll*, which used the possession smoothness which mine* with j Heavyweight champion E tta rd Seemingly unable lo find an) unable to keip the rally alive, sly|# to a degree . continual paly together ha* held | Charles received a championship seconds, first round. In the last th rrr of lhr»* games, 160 pounds: Harold Cole*, U. ipark or rolietion, the C*let/lcd scoring mdy two point* in the them up and that precision is la-It and King Magatine't medal however, CCNY ws« without the 8. Army. Ft. Dlx, N. J., out­ developing rapidly. squad played like (onfiimed I'i- final |ieriod to lose 2it-2<). a* "Fighter of the Year” from pointed Willard Henry, Kansas full services of its great pivot Guard* Chester Harper and Defensive standout of Ihe Ring coitor N at Fleischer. Charles CHf, dividualnlt ignoring each othri •tar, Ed W arner, who ha* a leg Georg* Harden were high scorer* Moccasin fire tarn season ns* won the Nell award last year. wherever pottible. Throughout the for the Ceirrvf• <t< with sig a. 176 pounds: John 8tew art, Inlury. been Basil "Itisrkj" I'egg. Robinson, in receiving the The University of Texas’ Jark gam* tliiil after ihnt would mu pl#-ee. For the Panthers Rntirk* roc* pi .In and winner of the plague, paid tribute lo hit friend Hamilton AFB, Ssn Rafael, Calif., Gray, a member of the rules com ­ won by TKO ovor Aba Williams, Ditle Conference Flambeau lit* basket by at much i t t lo I scored HS lo top the visitor*. U. 8. Army, F t. Sheridan, III., mittee, predicted earlier this weei award last year. Rorhy la the VARHITY LINKUP in (lie team’s worst showing to that a rule mav he made in the 2P seconds, second round. fast, deceptive type player Points far this year. Heavyweight: Noval low, W ash­ near future to limit IK* tim e a who specialise* In ball stealClarence Clause, f ington. outpointed Bob Sillier, tram may control the hall withlag and set-up ptaya for hU At in pievinut games Clarenre (iarnett While, f I^avenworth, Kaa. le v fought as ou aklng a shot at the Imsket. tramalea. No great scorer Clause was high scorer with I * Herald Covington, f a ’"ember of th* Philadelphia firav crlltrlted Hank Iba'* O kla­ himself—hi* last sear's game team. pointi. IhsI he wat not bnllian* in Wire Hardin. .homa A. ami M. tram for its trailaverage was only a shade l-mfly Reynolds, y control tactics and called the re ­ doing it. Whit. Covington, ami Jimmy over seven points—Rocky is Hmith, g ■ml long-time Idol, Imuis, whom cent all college tournament at superb at making opening* Hardin each scored five for the Dennis Stafford, g lly HAROLD Y . R A TL IF F J>* referred to as his “Inspira­ Oklahoma City, won hy the Ag­ wklrh hU fellow players ran gemainder of llse Celeryfcd mark­ Junior Metg gies, "the dullest you ever saw ." DALLAS, Ja n . I0-(A*>—Four tion." exploit. He *ald, carried to an extreme, ers at the frustrating lytlcm used Warren McCall Called the, "Midget Moccasins'' schools msy be removed from the Ray Davli this kind of basketball would "kill sometimes, the Florida Southern National (Vlleglate Athletic As­ by the cautious Panthcn diuupled the game In ■ veer." JUNIOR VARSITY team doesn't quite live up to sociation black list today while Sanford's liming, made them over* Jack Krider Iba, whose Oklahoma Aggies are the name unless there are peoplr tha way has been operid for (lx jamiout and finally disguited. Terry Cordell second In the Associated I*re«* who call six feet four peanut other* to possibly escape going on .. F in e r a a r n —wwiartir national standings, vrat quick to site. That's what IJIII Valentina trial for violation of thq sanity 1 Smith took the tip off as tha Bob Morris I'uxlt. Fail Comet. Cixlsrn Day. stands in his sock feet. He's the coda governing financial aid to Why Fox. H*d Mitch. A<lmlr* M*. defend his famous possession first quarter began and missed a Chester Harper methods. jfs " iiLtyender, Itlag ct#ar. tallest man on th* squad- along athletes. 'go-foot A*t ‘shoot as Hardin re* Banka Register The powerful 17-man NCAA "When you compels against UR With ran ter Hill Whittpann and eovWed tha relmund nicely, and forgw Ifftr0*n •raa high *f«r*r last season with Council, hlghaat authority,, except waa fouled.' Clausa' Wa* short a Whoa Tommie. ItoaaOwnlurw, teams," he sqid. "the onlv way ubba Rliheo convention Itsolf, yrlcky . Hrsrs, Uunner ft- (irav* you ran treat them is trail .-on222 points, lie and Rocky make the NCAA good two feet on a conventional rtlo." up an Ideal combination under holds its first meeting and on* J.lte • *>,........... ■at shot from the left hand cnmrr Holman said ha fr|t lb* tlesJre the basket with the short, quick of Its duties will ho to determine of Jw court with White leaping Dleh Arint ptyplan chief. Jnv|. Rocky setting up tha tall i a<i if fbUr unnamed schools, glvwn aaa*. Coasts it. r i m foot iir^e*. to win sometimes has to It* «ubbbHFta stsateh the hall out of the until today to comply with tiro ordlnstrd Irt pleasing the public. curate Valentine. hands of a St. Jama'a player. FYou cqtft v e r y -writ tak# the Uut these . Iwu don't make up code, have done so. NCAA P re­ Ace Travel**. Utah rsrposs, *>m*r CuvfhgTon got ' oh*"on a foul *♦*" 1 • *•• • •■■*■■» **»»*-- »• - -saw •V. ainsl* N, lh>wn Younder. J*t. attitude hat you'va got to win Sanford ■ ihufflelioard team will the team nor are the returning sident Hugh Willett explained far the only time In the game IgBrna* tolas I*. X •(!•« . that they had expressed hope of at all cosia and th* public ho that Sanford took the lead. Tha play Ita first tournament of the leltrrmen Ihe whole show. . F i r m n x r r — rsiaH iy attaining compliance and if they Freshman guard Fred LapJeeaef S>ssh*r. XNIsisn* Itoyal. damned," he CCMY coach added. Panthers short rttrly-hcaded guard season her* Thursday night now are found in that Category Happy ffsven. Rural Jsrkt*. Haro- "Th# public nay* ’the freight." per, whose shouting style is dim lllnky, sank a hook shot to against Orangs City at 2 P.M., lo hark* on. u .Men Haml*. will not be brought before the dllary, Hr remtneserni of bene Robbins, Ibdinan said at one time many tnaka the w ore 2-1. Ceorgopoul- C. 'Hughes announced today. A asm *Oal convention Friday and Saturday. (llnassm coaches took the stand they is s comer at guard. He has second tourney Is scheduled with ■i i t h a * r n - i / t * i k s wit* ous not two on a push shot and He said the ala other( school*, been giving oppsarntn trouble Deland on the local court at 2 I’.M. Bar ainlst*/, Ksira fower. Mar* wouldn’t p|ay a team using *N* Nardlq. fouled in the act of shoot- Saturday. she. bea Lao, giubbora Jack. tone defense Irerause it made for also unnamed had not. r>preaaod with an uarntmy set.shot |ng. sank one of |« free throws. — aa. t^vaca. Taiiaa. hope of romplanco, thus they will fram the left hand side uf dull, sleep-prmiucing play. A four man (earn has also been a a r r —s/iaib* wn* * Ooropouloua again sank I sent bo subject to suspension by the the court all y n r, to Orlando In compete hi the "The fans want lo see a lot ot l rsm lnlna Taurh. M*> field goal on pivot shot to pusl Men's Singles Division of Ihe Cen­ X. MNIa Feral. Iloneal Jo*. ■Ip and dash ami a lot of scoring." And up from lh« H squad convention. ■ l James In front «-*. Claus* tral Florida Rhufflehoard Tourna­ where Choo Chw. Rah*. Ml he compiled a 14.6 points he declared. " If vim didn't give In the most spectacular shot of ment, Mr. Hughes said. per gwme rtcord Is nud Stone, Moccasins have mot some power­ them that lh"*'re |N|d# lo hU rt n o ta ■s *Arna-4/im s —i / wiw * wn* «... the game, leaped high Into the |r« F*W SRumiala H*#d. I.lilla tossing newts** on he floor." a senior whose hustle has given ful teams. >, feet spread wide apart and the varsity a dose of th at Inde­ Wlwlhcr they ran coma hack Kit | | let «v who hmught hla 8t. gsd In two points on hla finable quality called spirit. after such a heartrending suc­ Louis llillikens lit town for a 'avnrite freak shot. Derrv sank Cattaa r tS ^ * R o a a adn. Ran Tan esree •..'•* • »•* nl-” t* took a All In all the Moccasin* should cession uf early season is ilures one for the Panthers as he w»»' N»lll», Uay Patty. T v., n *«*• of ru lral stand on the «|U*she on Ihe upgrade after meeting will lie the question facing them Our Hveryltilno. Illc*ar lt»d. K sis|C fouled nusklng the score H-4. fleorti»n. TktTH m«< d—a/iatb* wii* Seminote Junior High School some of the toughest court fives when they meet Tampa tonight— .opoulous get one on foul snd n * Montana, Ttiunder 4*’ •*>.|*a tram with a top flight record "It’s not lb*’ • ».r- •"•in* am travels lo Enterprise for Its sec­ in the state during the past Clause sank a layup for two mure. rtisp ts, I.lilla ll|.a.-bl >a;l,l*. Jm l, Wirt. months. Tough competition is tha itself. A win < wipe th* Moc Kail* M*wJ*r, Dsinsecu*. Dam t'l.let turning t« »b" -lowHA-en xtvlo .A gain the Ht. Jam as' guard looped ond basketball lam * of the year best possible seasoner—and ihc cnsln slate cl of play," Hickey »ald. "The Igrys ‘Ctaaaar. vVr '• , In a foul making the score 10 lo7. tonight. Couch II. P. (lordie said i dinkle sliced through the foul, today. The local flva waa beaten 30 circle for a jum p layup aa Clause ,«pd White follow with one a- to IS In their first game again** on free throws. In quirk Deland, but (be game waa unequal l Clause dropped In two, la th at their opponents were 0th _ i* to pull Hanford within trader*. Coach Gordie said hla start low points of tha Pan Users, I would bo M followat follows! J w Hunt, fluit Oeargnrwnilorta g; *U r n Bates, B u h m Balboal, r “ Igwed up with tw o' . Bwaan, f and llumer ihota a fte r Hinkle had atos ball o«t tha neatest piece I hawking of the game ds •r« llavwaod ....... . itf ended with fit. James - — - gn at football pitcher, flag IM S. _ l be a catcher when the Gator Tha Calergfeda caught fire In haiehallers tak* the field next th* third quarter scoring II points spring * -om. Blackliuted Teams May (let Chance To Clear Themselves la WEDNESDAY JAN. 10. IASI THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Junior High Five Meets Enterprise lly STERLING SLAPPEY ATLANTA. Jsn. Soulhes.lrin fonferenc- fstl breaking baikrtball leami tie last Lrrsking records. The fast break syilcm. which calls for quick relays down couit to get ihe ball into scoring jiosiUon. has brokrn eight record* and lied a ninth ao far this season. Mississippi State Is the major last year. Tennessee chipped in 27 foula record setter. Coach Paul Gre­ gory's team ha* either set or help against Auburn and the gam* total of 67 is another tcrord. set five marks. Mississippi State's 103 points Previously the total of 64 by Tes | J >against Mississippi College Mon­ and Trnncssee in 1949 wa* the day night in a 103-62 victory arc worst example of illegal play. Even though Auburn lost five the most ever scored hy a South­ eastern team. Stale’s 49 field players for excessive fouling and set a new mark, the t'lain/men goal* also are tops. Th* most points scored before won 03-69. state's outlay were 101 bv Louisi­ Senator George Smatherr (Dana State over Camp IJvingstnn in 1943. L. 8. U. sank 46 Held Fla.) captained the University of goals in that 101-60 game, hut Florida basketball team during stale moved that record off the th* 193d season. liooks also. Mississippi College tank 21 field goals against State, making llw game total 70. The old record fur a non-ecinfrieiire game wai M 111 the L. 8. U.-Livingstor Frank W. Wochr, 631 Apache meeting. Street, Houston. Texas, can't say Mississippi State defratrd L enough for HADACOL. A retired 8. U. 04-09 on Dec. 16. 1060, and ateamfltter and plumber, be says the game total uf !C3 puteta that he’a really envying life tlies* topped Ihe prrvlou* Southeastern day*—for up until a few months Conference game mark uf 169 he wa* when Kentucky defeated Georgia ago run-down, and Tech last year 97-02. just couldn't The 103 points fur State and seem lo eat. I.. S. (J. are tops for a SEC game, Then hi* sonhut even that figure has been ln-1 a w sugtopped in an <»u*-of.|#agu* r s r . g * « t « d t.Noith Carolina State defeated start taking Tulanc in the Dixie Tournxment If A DA C O L last month In Raleigh, N. C„ and after the HP-76 for a 104 total. The old first s m a l l non-conference mark was 100 bottle he pick­ hv Tulane and llolv Cross in ed up energy. 1949. Tulane won HI-79. ami increased The ,'W field goal* lor state and hla appetite. 27 for L. 8. IJ. last month set a lie's now taken four large bottles, new Southeastern game mark of and say* that he just wouldn't ht- } 06. The idd mark wa* 0| in the without HADACOL. Mr. Wocho 194(1 Kentucky-Tech ramp. found that HADACOL helped hi* L. 8. U.’a 70 pointx scored In system to overcome deficiencies uf losing a 77-70 offensive loiiile to III, B2, Niacin and Iron. Southern California In Drcrmbrr Vitamins Her* D Mr. Woche'a own sta te ­ were the most ever scored hy a m ent!."! was so run-down and my loilng SEC team again*! nut Id# son-in-law suggested I t a k e competition. HADACOL. I had lost Iota of The Auburn-Tenn****e game in weight and waa tired all the time. Knoxville Monday tl*d a r.c .rd la th* fouling d*nartm*nt. Auburn A fter th* first small bottle I committed 30 fouls and had fiv* started feeling better right away. men chaaefl o ff the emirt. Ala­ I have now taken four more large bama committed 30 fouls against Iwitlea and wouldn't he w lthoui'l Mississippi State and Florida HADACOL. HADACOL has done committed 30 again*! Vanderbilt •O much for me. It'a wonderful and all af my friends saw huw are Just getting smarter. They bad I was looking and now tell don't just throw the ball at he ma how much better I lOnk. T <*in'i for HADACOL." basket any more. They wait and esayIMenough S. The l eN laae « s r e a r s lls s take a shot." • ROv. Son-In-Law’s Advice Fays '’wwi-fcXteijsai b ST wS - ■ I comfort! UaStT GREYHOUND / fort tn know. And bora's wfcyl fUntlx •HiUlk support. Soft, M ly co m b * yom. lira olotric In wabrbarid und log M 1»WI iVvoyV * ( L r * » * • * buy M �WEDNESDAY JAN. 10. 1051 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA JANUARY SPECIAL ECHOLS DELUXR INNKRKI'KINC MATTKKSS L egal G ride “ A" I'gateurized llomoKrnixrd The rtMmn or o»r fi.h In .omr time* taken for a «<■* m on.ter. N once I* hrr»l.r l i o n th at I am • n a .a r .t In tll>lnr«a at ana R l.t |n Hanford. Snmlm.l. I’nunit, k'U under th . flrtlllm i* riant*. Huti.imr M lnU tu r* llnlf" «nd that I ln t * n j Is r*e l* t* r aalit nam» ntiraiianr to th# trrm * of th* Klriltfnu* N am * at*. St lair. It.-tall GREEN VALLEY DAIRY Hr, O l l t t o f Rl.rl.la atatu tr* ta n with th r <’t*rh of Ih* f ir . ult fottrt of Hrnunnl* fnuntt riaiM a. $27-5» And Your Old MaltrrvM We SpcelnlUc In lltillywiMKl lledn 11M I’a lm e tlo A te. Sanford. Fin. A %m lf r*Hn. m* 4 TmwrktoeM U r « | «iNi««i Mr pMur b«MflRN m elr« a sl« t JALOUSIE ECHOLS BEDDING CO. H tia 'l ''m fftt liaaifcrr M In a l* Xu .n a l l r r how titan, r r m n l l r i tu * k a .r la tr.t f . i 111III'./ r r x i n w | i.o iia .la , Infrrlluna. a lh lr lr 'a foot nr a h a l r . r r tour akin Irm a lilr ana. be— an rillin g fi.ma bra il to font — S U N D E R < « U \ I ' ran h e lp ton. a.M In a a a l . t l hr l a a r r . I I ..- m i l l . I I'lionr I 2.12 S o u l It S u n fo rd A a r m im e o u k a p h ( hton is hfunahttiinuy tlcaclop if >out cough, cheat cold. or acute htonchilii n not tieatrJ »nJ you cannot allottl to take a chance taith anv medicine Icat potent than Cicomultton which loea light to the aeal of the lioublt to help lociaen and card genii laden phlegm and aid natuie to coothe and heal taw, tender, inflamed, hiunchtal membra nee. Cicomulaiun blende bccchwood ueoaote by epecial piiwcaa with olhet lime teated uiedtcinea for coughi. It contain* no naicotra. No matter huw many medicinca you hate tiled. Cieoniuhion it guaranteed to pleat* you or d iu ig iil icfundi money. C'rcomultion hat tlood tbt teal of many imllmai of utert. f Ad* I Adi p r i n t i n g - t y i ' in u CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITE!) STATES OR FOREION COUNTRIES. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S ISO a n d 1071 Ifmini fill Sanfnnl AlLnlle National Itank IlM* MO,842,000 in DIVIDENDS to PolicyhoWtu trouble it qone! I'ndrct ynttr liimu1 and farm Inveatnii'nl l».v takinp ntro of all Iiii IIi IIiih Ngl-URITT and jk . . yuu get b o t h f,oU* Frtahie, who la atw,ay* full Ilf energy and pep. la trialling in Saaf tH and nearby lottna with th r Suulhrrn iL k rr. whit la a elrter yealrllm aiat. Thia popular pair of “*ale*m*n" are making a*arda In frlemJ. of Southern llrrad. “Southern llrrad hrlp. makr you strong and hrnlthy like my good friend here." *aya Errwhlr. "M r hnaw where to get our muaelea. We alway* eat Inidy.building, mnaele building SOUTHERN H H F A II.'-ad«. ;T "The hour I tpenl ot SYKES' f i f f l f l t g T r T T V ' I put me Lock un my f eel foi 1 I good! I l t d Itn y«o»» younger!** I / r 1/ N a lu tt’t ih o it cut in safety com /otl and R E J U V E N A T I O N You u'ill not r.'gitt it! Jett Ititll Taw IUPTUII Itttdlet «w>e akra a* tako t.n NO SUICftY—Nt Itiaya, kaeklet at belli la kaf i d ckalt NO INJICTIONS—letaeatkei. at CUAIANTK tifetaa* Setkfaetiaa -------------------SPECIAL FREE CONSULTATION-------------THIS MONTH T ill HSUW . JANUARY II llnura *i In 3 V VI.DRZ HOTEL HANF4IRH •• - and tr|»alr itrrda promptly. Wi* stock everything Von nrt*d lu do lilt* J o li Hack of a te lV P” 1* * “ 4 6 -ynU lit o ld C.f aoulid, . c o n o m i c a l m «<»«»«- — and itr dti il rl»»hl! lirnienilier, Improvement* and repairs NOW si»\e ii'aaiN D » a i . m »» M u r u a l an*l llalocal a g e n t a m*nt. DkUenJ So.mg.: I I O . H 4 2 .0 0 0 . #*«"' U . w t *26.4 0 0 .0 0 0 . COME IN TODAY— MAKE A SM ALL INVESTMENT IN A IMG ONI FIIA Financing arranged • only 2H (Earning lly Appointment) Sherman Concrete Pipe Co SYKES HERNIA CONTROL SERVICE ( t i c O ff. 2417 Cealitl A m ***, St. Petettkai*. Haride A aalwa aide tei.we Iw Ike yk|te«l twiteliaa t> ketaia cad i»e*we W d * C fA tJ T iA V IH .M iC tu ih tn Knud— out W . I.'ilIt SI I’h o n r 1 2 11 fM p e s ffiis . TW O M I N U T f S lATCf* AND T ( T * C U VCHCIUCLAN sru t 1-lOQA 1 T a m i l **re ato | kV/eOS U* A so'ute r e * m b THAN reSTUHOAY* . N exr/ COATPt o n o u N o t ITN A* Lf Ave THtM OUCKt ON TH TONOl T R O P IC S * 5 PALAIS - 2 •ANO WITH TWO I I - Sl'K l'IA L Try HERALD Want AdH CONCHKTK SEW EH EII'K W A N TE D : Re«|ieetable huiinet. couple, pa.t 40, no rhlldrrn, have Srplle Tank., f i m t r Tiatia, Dry Tanka, Tnnk Crndlva, .Stepping told Iheir hum* and with to Imy Slonrt, lln irh et, Eluwer l‘ota, ur rent two-lwNfrooni home or lllrn'ki, Window aillt and lintel., unfurnialietl apartment in Sait Concrete Floor*, Mat Inn*' fin f»rd. I* O. Hoi 173, U k e Mary. I.NCtIMF. PROPERTY DUPLEX lantatlnn Estate* - large lot— eutlom built for aal* below ore­ lent mnitrocUnn co.ta. See T Wkj,V4hn. ilD A p«rh Are. _ I.A K EF^O N f LOTS—on beaotlful Cryatal Lake, near Country Club, 100 ft. frontage, high •levation, aome ellrua tree*, all eleared. W. E. Kirrhhnff, J r L Phone 305._ EXTKA I.AKHE home, fu.t com uleted—li room., 2 large lot*. Mohawk Ave. Phone Hf,4-K. TWil STORY furnbhed D opl.i, Hood rental location. Roth Alda, now rented to permanent ten* anla. Price *A3fiO.OO. HOIIKHT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor Phone 1(73 Allantie lUnk Hide. 3 Hhl lid NiMH, Modern Home, Klretrir Kitchen, 17500 by owner. 1505 Saftfordt________________ Mo d e r n m a s o n r y nioekliume 2 l>edrooma. 12)6 Weat I at. PHONE THE SANFORD HERALD *3400. I6 0 H - R Limit. SKIfVICKS - II OUT IN TH! 14gr o r m e ninth ... Call Plmne 10H| for All Type. Uf Hook Work aiy .Mil.mney Hool keeping IL •Set vtre io s r m t CY coN raa f . . G u e ss / AINt Itoom 403 A tlantir Hank Ihdldine I*lied. Eire Kalimalr*. NEW kl DOHM rurtared to per. MiltACI.K CONCIIKTK CO. fio'tluii Old floor* aiada like d0» Elm _____l I'hnne M.V, new. FTnUhlng, Meaning A wai T I'X E H O E K E OS. Complete line ng. P u tab le power plant. 2* llunl'a Tuivdu Ket.| Store year a wiperienee la Bamiatlg KENM OKE automallr I r o n e r County. H. M (ileaana. Lake *60.0(1. LMH K. IHth Ht Mara ___________________ I'(JK TAI 1I.K tarnthlng tnarhlne, It E l-A I K -MtlHKHNI/.E your A -l eomlKion; Klee(rlr Koaa(rr; huma. Only I0TI down now r*. Koeker. I'honr H00 or llh'l. qutrnde FHA Plan. In*tallm> id V E C E TA IH .E S , UtrewtiN'k a n d I/tan Dop't.. Room S17. Phone Mlteellaneotit. Sanford FarmKnnfrrd Atlantir Naiiond #r*a Auellon Market. Hank. Member FDIC______ IIA lit i.MS'S. Good H< fiigeralni — new motor. Oil Cirrulatllig order. UdmiBole’ VenHlna tlm d Heater. Maple Chef Ha* Range. I'hone L'Krt J. ■ I WO III (INKit Floret.............. i h it WORK of nil kind*. Eav. i ing llra te r. H immI t '••million. and Culteva Repaired ami Paint Phone IG0>*M.____ ed. New Roof, applied. Painting and coaling. Hanford, I'h. USED M A P LE U h v lw.1 mattreit lUPM-W. It. H .wkenhurg. Irug line, bulldvtrr, flump triK*. muck, fid dirt, .hell and day by load •** F-K CnnUer H. R We buy, aell A trade u*ed C'jbated. and a.aodatea, IOC E fu n ltu rt. Wi|M,n-Maler FurnlMew York A re. DeLam* Pk fore P v . 311 K *«t t'hne* »A» in sha*€ to : GO NINO NOUNOS I I I l f F ran S trlk ee p o o a e m ts KW S OT ANOTMIH WRCtKY IB COMf •' TktnOuCM RWMT tjQ ^Tj in -rms ctcnoft UL ORGANIZED (W«Jf f m VKNirrfAW ■tr.imia made u _____ MICKEY MOUSE HELP WANTED IF IT IS flKA!. KStAT#f A e th e r you want to huy or aell, aee J. W. Hall. Realtor, at NEW LO­ I’KKSSEIt—apply Seminole Drv Cleaner*. CATION. Florida Stale Rank EXPERIENCED fountain help wanted. Lanev’a Drug Store. I n u le w S C I ■ «! J U I I I I I i K . a i P M U H R A of 4 lota in heat rcldential Me­ WANTED WHITE Man or White Wout*n for counter work. Apply llon. tell or trade for country property or acreage of equal value. Mr*. Mart* Sane*, I door WORK WANTED north of Club Diamond, north of ^ 2*Su ? ) l T M ' 9 . . . iS J B F P R B Y I ( T -g -“C *B ---------- ------ ----------------------- TH A T .W AV ?AIS8 VOJ rtto w "TUB RTS QC TUS r z J - T 2 A J FV V U I V S S T w g « 8 . . . B ^ T tO ONE WOULD r>Agg TA <8 VCSJ t ) ganjfard, HOME WITH S rental a p u T « . (client rondilion, rental* com•MUNQ CROP. C u'.c fern., atrt% Korelaaut Ar*. Contact L 9 .c t. rh . 4ot or IJjKk _ >01: 'um l.beii homy Adult* MILLS SWAP S R O r - 4flS E. 41b (y. Phono KW7-W after 8:00 St We Buy «e'l nr Trade mnat Strlekland.Morri.on. Inc., Flrat Rt._ c l e a n ' Us e d c a r s E. I t - SPECIAL SERVICES - 1 3 ___________ ____________________m v t b lrg . P h e iw M O a ^ C»Wn. w l * kllchraetlee I fv* both leae when you doaH b r & UWNMOWEKS Sharpenad. bl 1847 Dodge, dub coupe, beautiful K T T A K K T l pletely f*nlahN l—day, i your preocdptlnra ta L A N tY ’R cycle* repaired, lock and W»v blue flr.lah, tadlo, ifran through­ month. Camp Seminole, PV„„«^ ing work. Prompt •err'-e. II. W otw cuttP*"NOW o u t Cgr baa m e*ll eared for. Weat on Highway 26-- v n ly n sH R lSfp Dlniier -The Xtir'eM 8*ONoo*\Ouoc (hum*, tin E 4»h El H IM VC cusrio.*- amo mju orning Sentinel. Ur ID4B Plymo-.kh Tudor, green flnlah LtaOTO V.ryg r* wy very dean, flood rubber. For < CX.0 HCA* TZ*N*4 “J "hale at ft f I3V& 1847 Pontiac Club Coupe. A nice ' d ean car la good condition, lire* egrelloat. A boy at 11044 W M kraoi VCiiO£e«3 a MOJO T* OrCNMiakf C O O lO V.0 V ita wow ABO UT TVkAT. tv*i vie Aaitico r*a POQ A DATg_AMn I KVgN 1NAr*40*t ftdevON.k.A^a *4 CklHkOU. kvouao DC mchjc mrangsriNa: �WEDNESDAY JAW. 10, l? 5f THE SANFORD HERALD. BANFOHP. FLORIDA AdminiHtratiun n thruglas tentatively nrnfHnid |hat the Senate go Oil rrennl a* approving prtllminury ikfen-e agreement.' made at Hie neetd Brussel- eotlfrr*me for -ettinp up a 12-natlnn Kuropean defen-. tarry. •Die I'm ld en l’s rigid to comm lt U. ft. troop* •*' cM tangod tail Frhtav hv S* "*< ta r T if t, nf Ohio, the Benale* OOF ’polley rhlef. Hcrmtary of ftefrii-e Marshs1' * U milled I 1 m fittn.iiT Arm rfl Hervido* lubcotnmiHce to lirh-' its mernlier* nn Ihe AdminlslrattanV oveiall tnllllaty iiiaii|si«er m tufet. 1 tn another milltatv manpoWei gesslnn Imtay. the tlMtre Anne. Barvices Committee ralle.1 il|M.e Uia top civilian ami ndlilnrv mm the Air Fnrca for detnils nn " Mil to reorganise the youugr»l branch of tna **rvlce. Air Baeratary F lnldter *'« Chief of BUff Henrral Vanlen here wont the la d ira l Hroo" supporting) Inwnrh nf the AV Torre put on the same command level with the atrategie Ihewvy homher) command. Commltlea memberr said ;ov would cpieatlon Ihe two nil trial* State Farmer., Marke* Isra nn th. ttsnlortl tilats 1 Uarhrl for linolura »ehl •ra a IXalara up In 1 I’.U. N id lriru a Ini hpr IT.U-7 IJ II Ik ka*a » « >11 I f |h. i rate* S» Mupjill** BrBNg erala ♦ !•-!•* , Klo* Oalilsu H*lwn.|lng aoUty grata la a , M . I*a*eal Kla. Dwpgwdlng a tg a m fo * la <•*. knells I.M -ll* Ojjnu Mvar., n M »atV ha. b*kt 1*1 i|a bu. bpr. kM’t >* ■■» numslrt HiUi.m A»ulit— pinm tH di-irat «f u | * i t o iratm •h« nation for defense. The constitution Japan uihipttf after World W’ai II rrm''m,g| war. A pojmlat vote l> I d Ire ij>k» mi the q n n ln n of revision to |gg nut rc a tia a n rn l. "institute Refreshment 'll l/l'| J in a n > liar I'm t .unit prone minuter Nlugrru Yndmla, K Popcorn' told tin noihi rearm­ ament of In* nation not In* LAST TIMES TODA> ilinlcrtaken without " r|i'r|ff| hand lint* a» well at mallirr dehhrralion the politic*) rlnrf nl Japin'* HO OOO.OOfl t*eri|i|r itnl nullin'* armt into the hand* of the SHOWING THURSDAY & Ispanerr H o not to lie taken llphlly. In a t|ieri h at thr f n l l .1 o n , ir*|Mimlrnt‘i cliah. Yr**hnla >ai<l llierr were two prime rea*on* why hinhlinp up nf an army would he .1 M A fiA O iC £ O f irrintit move: I Smile rmliot are ilr.n rrate. t t,0 0 0 le afrai | of the imnlirstions of ‘t irm.Vs! *>f Jnnaiii'M' ar miea. "internally, * r hnve every 1 menu to nviihl lining anythin* which micht inieritffv that fear." '■ " t ln f e o v e r th* rot I of rr annoiit would nwret our entire tuoy—1*1 for eroooniir ri'hal*ilitalion " hi*ta a-lvi *il (he |>*,nii*eialie * FRIDAY / oeafm world to ailont ••wnr of nervo-i" to ro iin lr r a e t f'nm tn un isl inner* «ml p enetrate the Iron f Trie !**v* Studio Yoshhta told the Tnlvn tness aimini 111111- eorps that thev, as renre.rnlstive utors of tlit­ of the free not III. had an imporre tcrvRHtny tanl role to plav In the fight to lienetrnte the mind* of Door In *'-*-murilsl nations. divi-lnn wlio mutlr 'll. in. lo t .it.p' lt"ls'rl Watu. iii.i rr>- mun.ii.ri, ... .1 I. !. .d -in - r nod II II. Ifiinvan, agency. A third partner, ll It Willis, was ahm-nt ft due to dint .s Anonymous Sniper Fires At Itus With Small Bore Rifle It M ils*.* I In s I'..* Its. | llir truler n| t|ir Kiue.in priillititla. A luok-rUp|Hiilril 1 oinp.iitv ul the Sruunl H u....... rwept into lire town from Ilie oinlliewtl uflrr lir.iliug nil lo u r HnJ Korean 1 ounlrrliliiwt A ms oml column driving up fmin the louilli him hed tiff lied rnunlcrid im l- mnuntetl hy *ii tHrltallnos nml ncrtipjisl the waijliern MVtor of hill* looking down on the seutili id town. Thin tceotul illvi*i<m unit was only two milea from W011J11. T ls'tr Mein no lied* in tin. city, I*, eoiie.pindeid William fit*t mud repotted frum the fm ni. Tun A met icon Ft am It' o', milt team* taunt hed thrii assault to re ­ take Wonlii In a swirling arnrw* ■Jortii Turn lay. They fought thioui;li a hail of eneniv mortar and ..mull arms fire. Wiifiju 1 out rids a well of mails leading Into the heart of Kotilh Km en. Tim attack hv the Second lllvislim vetemiis of the Naklong ami » hongrhon llivcr Imtlle* of last summer was the biggest Ifnlletl Nations offensive effort in days. "We ore in runtart with North hott-on* now and we Intend to give them hell," (he Allied commander salt! ns Ihe nltmk started. f'nrres|Hittdertt llatnapl said the tort He scene was like a Christ ma.. Whl H rliiir, Hi* I In re i d Ihe .oft white val­ ley. oisji .in f|ie i.,| nmuntaiuii ami a peaceful l- d ( n r riraiL.jmnw sifleil .|nw||. ' Rill murderous rnrm v fire from fmdhillri...Kwenl Ihe valley and Ihe road. The thunder of Allied •r* illln y m»IM r<»iiUniiiiiia|jr «n«l l'/,rwiBht ,,le « l l r r and Htnall arms fire rraekfarf In- } potilnlliy dial Ihe 1 ...vllaul of llii' Ini « . so In. .ii.enllt'd "Mini :iitipei‘* might fur the killIftg Ilf Mis. (Tail. Co lieII, JHyrsi.iihl hou.ewife uud fnr the ■l.eoliiig of ouie 'lie n 01 lig h t other | h- I ' o i i s . Mluntil 1 a m ity w«ie ilglilnl in thia rum However. 1' N. lutrol err li'jtil both Y«iu, |h mite* wvil uf WsnjM, and It linn, I" mile: farliret West Tui'nlay wi|h"Ut toolmllMa It*4 . API"rent Iv thr 1 'otnmunii-t» were throw ine their main strenr-ih 10I0 the twin drives down Hie FroijI Kuwon Tm-eni loghwni .m l on the reotrnl piad route through Won )u. The Red hn irn n 1 .0I1.1 at J’ynngvnng was rr|io rt" t off the air aim . H A.M Tueslay. ll-lSi Siii*erf<*tllC'*i dumped 100 tuns nl imniln on tin1 Rrsl horean rapital Toeertay. Foul weather slowed fifth air finer fighter and light bundiet strikes. II :T> light leuiiliei . pit icveinl targets ‘in the Seoul atra Ttresilav night unit 1 i i I i-m-.I the I'vong • ang nit fir Id Ope Itus, opei 1,led iiy IViliiHni »' l.imtru, w-;i . is-ppereil .hiirtly after I I*. M» yenlgnlnv nml Iwri ■mdnws wore shallcriil. The ».roi'H, rlrtven l.y Janie* f 'o |.. h i Ink nt a lsu t - A. M loiiay and tme window wh • splintered. I.irlltrmnil Jlitiu Itagnrll of III,, drtrctlrr tiiinou said the snioer may li.ive ii-ml eii'ier a lilt lllle or a TJ railin'' rifle, I*1*1Ire tie' e Ittrurl-'d I hnl till Oak lann sniper 11 o | <■ £ ! rallI" 1 iille in kill Mi. I’..'in Othtti vii ftm. were wtiarkr I Ov an lllti*i-i'ti mark *11111 ri using * -J i nl. ts*r rifle, Mr*. Cohen was killed Inst frn-. ID while alu wu. washing dishes at the home uf hrt mother. The fatal hullet was fired through closed vend inn Minds. I’nlitr have Iri-en |iatlli|llUU the iiortliern and wcsirrn Htrerts of the city ever *lm-e in n hunt for the kllirr. tine pnlicg officer sa il "then** nu ilmiM there’s a mnniar on tin- louse." He expressed the hone Ills' those o s'inn. would "*tav rred ami firm.” Thr I’rime M lnl.'e- sot 1.1 falltiri |«»- "runcetl wholeheartMlft- on the «|i|r of tl|e finite.' S's. ♦Ir.ii-,** nml w-*s "ivinr iy » e v n |n . m il to the ff. N. cause f*wtth"v It |K>wer |o eive.” Ynrhhfit told the foreign e*-i. res|Hindenle fitrludinp two tor Ta»S. the y.ivirl Nesv, a to*" ihM . .IBWMVnyxl. and thp ia 10 ne-e ticoide iio| h.i| rnt a iivacl Ir-atv *'«ln “ mi that n< mar phiv a mure »rtt*e arm effeetlrr r*d» 19-17 Fraztur Sedan E x tra floan, one owner, ratlio, w. w. tlreii—Low Locally owiunl, clean, Ktggl |Hiint and tires. lug In Ilm Cumin unit! buildup. A. I*, m rtetpnndrnl Don lluth said Eighth Armv reports Indh atn l Communist lank* had moved Into thr Chrrhnn area 30 miles urulh. rust of Won jit. Communist prisoners paid they had heard tank* moving there two nighU ago. They said aim that they hail seen 1,000 Ip 3,000 Red IfWP* >1* mil** M il of Chechnn. U, N. patml* likewise repnrtnl hearing lanlui rumbling during * ™ ttag of «"* area north of Chechnn Tursdav night Eighth Army report* tn^trulrd omi area of Beil buildup * » i wort:, of Yoju. S iu b le num itra of Com- mileagt. * (2 8 0 Hprcinl *-• ^ ________ # v r^ ■ I w r % mi . I «"» H 2M ' f. ‘ - 1 | a,.’ . 1941 Super deluxe Ford r y g i i 'l - | -" | | w ' °"> HIM Ua-Itlly nwiimi, law m ileage, R o o d llre.s, Hnilio, llcnler, nntl kixxI Mochanlcully. | E (D | A tawiiitiful green Bedntt. K<|ui|i|ietl w ith radio, hcuL cow ra, good tires, hi excellent condition. 1917 D imIrl* Sedan Low tail cage rlran, fully equipitt'd w ith a now 92R0.00 ant of R It. K. Goodrich tulmlctui tlrea. Radio, h«t»te r, d efroster. Excellent condition. Special « |||| V IMS Buick Super Sedan kggg HM9 Buick Sedan t reshw. * ho etalau he rsa "clink Ma aw lag la Hanford and aearhy tow*b mtn Ihi tarldraully U a »k*er wntrilotiuUI. This atra" ar* making award* In friend* af Ma Mat Meutheca ftread and that makes aw FreakW sav*. "la fact, Fat a cMp e f f th* ;w fv .HIST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED 1!M8 Chevrolet Aero Sedan MAN WANTED WHO KNOWH PKODUCE —TO FKI,I) FROM TRUCK AND KHTAB* ’ '■ -' J hiiu' k <ingnt»y*in-“Thc WcntToint Story” • Now is (be* time to buy a Rood car. You arc Haft* in purchaHiiifc miy of IbcHc UNcd cant below. |M N * d »*n ROOD no alt T l|* : Haturtiny Only !—T h r Ihtllle Of The CiiwlHiyxt Hoy Ungers K Erne Aulry On The Hnme I'rngritm —Come Hick Your Winner! Hoy Ho|frrw-in-"Cnder Cnlifornin S lant" ■' -and*(rt*ne Aulry sin- "Cokfradu.Huiy^I" e u v # o iv .' 2 dr. nednn. T racti.ally new rubber. Running good. New aeat coven. Oaly « H | r i — A dded K n lr r tu ln m r n l— C a rto o n — *7i»xtl Ctal” l.pon K rrol C o m ed y — "T h e N w rrl CHral (Cvminj; '. . m i n t . S tm d .'iv Xim i is v .Jus. l u n . I11*1 l . l . ri Smicl.ii S M MntiHa) Special IilK II R O U T E Ynme De CARLO - RgJtanl 6REENE T h e J a p a n e s e I r a d n * -a id ht h o u g h t th e C o m m u n i s t * w e n j u t • « " s e a r e tile g o v e r n m e n t s .if t h " f r e e n a t i o n s n u l n f th eir w i t s . " nvt-lvss! r;r>*' a . Vosliirla Advises Free £ A Nations To Begin — — Nerve W ar On Reds vi*u »»«. rhmefy gijuui (jtp rffgcdvene** of ,*t l" l ‘ ir ■iippurl In (hr Kon-sn fighting. Dm T*UI in ipieslinn would also estahlDh three other major Air h o n e command*: Continental ,\'r, Air material and Kuropcwn supimri. Meanwhile, Rep. Rankin, rlmlr«■ •***•'*’ ,,rf ,l,rk . . . .... man nf the Hou»e Veterans Cum ItiiHcs*, said today lie ptalia In 1‘tave a (tew srrvlrrtnenV insuraiirf Mil lirfotn the htfiiae very •OOfl, ijttlck approval nf the f ir insmarnn |iru|atsal Is rnnshleird likely. It wuuhl underwrite a IIUjHHt mi piemijiu policy for all men ... tm-ptemljnt and women who have entered the service since June Wi, last year. I would abulish Ine present Work] War II) Notional Kervice 4fe Insura nee plan under which seiel-emen may Insure their llvea montlly premium*. Tk* proposed, automatic roverage ntan would not affect a n r ealttlng NSLI policy. n i^ tb tn \ P rim e Minuter a - . Calls A rm ing Of S ess& Japan Dangerous *5.2?"’ 1t'«aUau*4 t i » a « » i n n called h t "r Mention a'ml tcvi>tunH of liar draft law. Ilrfotr today'* lira ring. Senator Ilm lpn ( UNI I ) ontlf nul lot a two or llo rr yr.ii ellfm ion of the art, wlmli i< ilm to e*|tirr July •>, S inte nllirr law tosVrr, wrrr tailing in In no of .1 10 to 10 year cootomition .,| ||n law. Hrcrrlury nf the Tren mry Buy•Irr -nbl lfmii|rti< Truinnn '* uo In* to ask (!« n (tto I hi- m i l, to ailopl a p*y-a*-wr-gu In tut ion li tying a (iievu-w of Mr. 'Jrii* m an'- reumniue m* -ni;e, ilae |'il •tar. ami hi* hmljfet mr>-**<•, which will l*e pie-enlitl nest Mon day, Snyder told n new. rotifer ere—' “ The I’rrshlrnl la tiniup to »ay that I hi' tastn to pi nice! revenues ah'iuld lie levied In liulnme tin btnlgrl," ItrU lh of the Per* Merit'- pm. (ra m a rr rtp rrtrd in a pi-elal ta> roe*-age la-fore Feb I Snyder derllttnl to give any estim ate nf the arnuunt of new ta in t that will In' n.i-.k.l, or tin ajie of I lie tltfil! hiidpet. There hnve hern g u i* c i |l would tn*,< •a much as f 2(1,000 iHMHMm mm'' rfVHiffp 1*1 IhPp ft*** trf*i a*»r1**** feniks in h-iUnrc tlelt year, Itefoie Snfdrr ipoke out, there had Iwwoi anrne tall on I'npitol Hill lltal Individual fttroltte tnspavers inlirht pet n t ear' "hreathr r " from an vnldlHoual load. t - h e - o's retnar* - nimut hi* willingness lo eoufri wi'h Tnfi or other Ifi'tiiilillrafis at ime al a news roiifrrenre. Tn In 11 •pereli at the National l*re*s f'luh jresterrfay, >atj he was ready to lit down wllh I’rfrhlrnl Truman "pr anybody th e dii the tnaiority •hie" to work tint n rlniiieallr 'iml foreign program that mnrhl mm rnetid the nation'* aup|tort. Mennwhllr, five Iteniocmlh Senators worked on h h w Iim up­ holding Mr. Truman's pwerram for strengthening Western Kuinpe. Maturity h ad rr MrKaitand. of ArUona, and Chairman Connady Teaa*. of Ihe Foreign Affair* Committer, w rrr two nf the five »1w Mart rdf work nn Noieign • W ■ 1919 Dodge ^ ton Piek-TIp truck — u»ed very little In light work by one owner. Low ml leng v.— ’ITO 1947 Plymouth Mpedal deluxe 4 Door Sedan Hnal clean. Good Urea. ] Running good. �m v % &mrftxrh I f m t t f i fei U n ity Thar* In S tr * n fth — To Protect Ik* N w t of the World; To Promote iko h r | i w i of America. To Prodac# Prosperity for Saaford. T H E W EATHER Portly cloudy to clear Friday, prtcodrd by f*» light showery in northerns! portion ending carl) this afternoon. Colder rxtrenre north, slightly warmer ealreine south portion tonight. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER V O LUM E 'xxxxJF Established 1908 D ebate Over European Aid Grows Hotter S A N F O R D , FLO RIDA Troops On Guard As Truman leaves Congress Senator Connally Says Truman To SeekAdvice Of Congress On Troops To Europe W A SH IN G TO N . Ja p . H - ( ^ ) — Senator Connally re id today hr understand* the! drs^ AA m n id f»■ Joe Daniels Case Goes To The Jury At 3:00 c and follow! n tkle afternoon of deltberaCourt was la the Mr. 000 suit agaimt Kny Til lie and Pa B. Spark* chargli cause hr had been Deaton, bruited and Injured by ftiti and black­ jacks, fallowing hi* arrert, Jan. 0, I960 on charges of assault and roeistlng arreit after an ar­ gument with police about a park­ i n g ticket giren to him un the ’ previous day. II# had been found guilty In Municipal Court dr the charge* and wa* fined 6600 by Municipal Judge J. 0 . Khoren. 110 trial opened In Circuit Court yrttrfday morning with Judge M. B. Smith presiding. 0W. Spencer represented Mr. Daniels end George A. Speer itrved oe attorney for CopL Tillli and Patrolman Sparks. . m Serving on the Jury were Rod“ ney Harris, F. T. Marlwet her, Mrs. M. H. ant, Oscar IWrower, Andrew Duds and John E. Hig­ gins. Ronald H. Htulriiead Dies At A |e Of 77 Ronald H. Mulrbaad, 77, , died yesterday afternoon id an Orlaado hospital where he hod been eonJftnad for the p u t tO days. A resi­ dent of Briaeon Avenue. Sanford, Mr. Mulrhead had boon In 111 health ‘foe two yvnra. . , _ Born In Glasgow, Beotlaod. Oct. 17, 1173 ho came to the united with In 1M« end ______ _ whore he his family to Dado Clt; llvod until itll moving to Sanford In 1907. For many years ho was en­ raged In celery farming and for Uw p u t several year* ho engaged In the growing of flower* JAfor far dipping. anlpi ber of the I A tartan Church ho wig in the church vices will be conductedJhadoy at 3:00 P.M. with Rov. A.. dTBeliimU officiating. Burial will follow in Lnho View Cemetery, Henry W. Hold c .and Mrs. William Washington ! jan n —«»» tR6 SVM CAST PONNltAM end uniting a bit grimly. President Truman appear* engrossed In thought a* ho , **- -| Capitol after delivering hi* State ol the Union menage to a |uim *e**ion of Congrcn. Flanking “ T, rows uf TUiiii infantry Uuups Hand with Used bayonets. (/ntrmaltonel ^oundphoto) Oviedo City Hall Commission Maps Seminole County For *51 BanksShow Large Is Dedicated To Program Secondary Roads World War Dead The County Commission yester­ Deposit Increase Impressive Ceremony Marks Opening Of Memorial Building By MARIAN K. JONES OVIEDO. Jen. 11— CSpecinl)— la a very bautiful end impreuive ceremony, midst a coloiful array of flower* the now Memorial City Hall ol Oviedo mm dedicated Taetday evening at an open luwrr held in new building. An arliitlc arrangement of (lower*, donated and arranged by mrmben of the Oviedo Woman’* Club end the Oviedo Cetden Club. leetly enhanced the beauty ol ihr all. Mayor M- L Gary and Town Clerk T. L Lingo retorted viiitor* through the new building lot in­ spection tours. Mrs. Jemre Pstlin. ptreidcnl o( the Oviedo Woman** Club, circu­ lated among the gureti acting ai general hoilrei, a* did Mr*. Charle* T. Niblack. pre»idenl «>( the Oviedo Garden Club. Some of (he ladles of the Wom­ an’s Club ohd Garden Club greet­ ed Ute guests at the door. These Included Mrs, T. L. Lingo, wife of tho town clerki Mrs. George W, Morgan; Mrs. Joseph Lelnhart, wife of u-Moyor Joseph Lelnhart; Mrs. James Wilson: Mr*. R. W. Ka­ te*, wife of on* of the ex-council, men and Mrs. C. R. Cion ta. wife of the mUtnr of ceremonies. Ladies from the same two club* also served, including Mr*. John Dud*. Mr*, Max lelnhart. Mr*. George Mean*. Mr*. T. 11. Danlrll, Jr.. Mr*. Leon Olliff, Mr*. Mer­ ritt Staley, Mr*. John Courier, Jr., and Mrs. B. F. Wheeler, Jr. Mayor Gary welcomed the guests, thanking all of those who had contributed toward the build­ ing, after which he called on Paul Campbell, the contractor of the bultdlng^to come forward and re- f day completed its program for secondary rued construction to he presented to the State Hoad De­ partment in Tallahassee nest Tues­ day for approval. The following projects are in­ cluded: Resurfacing of the road from Monroe Corner to Seminole Boulevard, shout one and a quarter miles; resurfacing at its present width the Chuluota-Grtisva Road from tho bridge at Kconlockkatchee to a point near the home of Sam Long. Another secondary project la the resurfacing of two mllre a t the old Highway 4it from near Mrs. Kndor PUrlelt’a home near Geneva two mile* eastward. Projects which include County and federal aid are the rebuilding of the Big Tree Road from the Orlando Highway to the Big Tree crossing. A road running south two ami a half inilea frum Oviedo will b* resurfaced. One mile of South Sanford Avenue will be recon­ structed and widened to IS feet, from I’lneway Drive to Nelson Road near Lake Jessup. Commissioner l|. B. I’u|h* stated today that he Is going to request that the State make a survey of Lake Mary Ilodlevard during the coming year in order that it can he incorporated In the 1962 bud­ get. He added that he hope* to get the engineering work done this year in order that the work can start in 1952. The present rlar road extends about throe miles from the Orlando Highway to Lake Mary. Effort* will bn made to have Included as a primary road the pro­ posed Sanford-Ovledo road with a fill over l-oka Jotaup, said Mr. Fop*. Primary roads which the com­ missioners will try to get into the 1961 state budget are the widen­ ing and rrparing of French Ave­ nue; widening and resurfacing of Celery Avenue and lecuring addi­ tional right of way an drrhullding Geneva Avenue frum the new bridge to Mellonvlll* Avenue. A project on which the 8tat* is now working I* the resurfacing of the Old Orlando Road from Twenty-fifth Street to the l^ngwood A.C.L. crossing. New York Representative Favors Building Of Florida Barge Canal P A L M B E A C H . Ja n . |l- ( f f > ) ~ R e p . Emanuel Celler (D -N Y ) sak! v the Slrr. lo-lty be wj(t tee President Truman about building the Florid* barge ; U n . rtu a l across the.northern part of the peninsula. ten. N. J.; Cellar, clre.inuen o l the Houie ju d iciary Committee today, istued U of Mine liu* statement rtgatding completion o l the baige canal tta itrd a« a ship cans I some IS years ago: d e i.e r d .^ C ; g f i --------MCHOUUm SACS V ft. Nirholiott of Nicholson from H u ll Co, has attendRegion U held There P ress le a s e d W ire N o. IU1 U.S. Second Division Hangs On To Critic alWonjuSalient Smathers, Ten Other Southern Senators Support M e a s u r e WASHINGTON, Jan. ll - c P ) a —The Army today roactlvaird twn World War II corps and named two of Ha top combat eaarala to Uka command of geoer them. Ma|. General Withers A. Hur­ ra**, present commander of the Infantry arhool at Port Hen­ ning. (**„ will command the VI corp* at Camp Attrrbury, Ind. MoJ. General Draat K. Moore, now superintendent of tka I Military Academy at Went Point, waa named commander of Iba VII Corps to w reartlrated at Fart Meade, Md. p A ssociated Stabilized As Senator H olland Jaycees Are Shown Joel Field T ells Front A m e r i c a n s Beat F i I m Describing Flanking Move By To P re se n t Bill State Of Oregon Plans Of Kiwanis 20,000 Chinese Reds To End Poll Tax For Coming Year (ft- WASHINGTON, Jan. 11—i,li —The goverameat made it un­ lawful today la hoard napplin •f nalnral and aynthetlc rubber. The National Prodaetinn Auth­ ority (NPA) added rubber and umber of other Items to it* a nun previously published 1 of mi•htM iiiai irrtaia »ubj«i to provisions of the Defence Pro­ duction Act, WASHINGTON, Jan. 11—CP) —The Federal IWmmunlratioa* Commission today order* ordered ■ geooral inceetigailea halo the handling of horn raring in­ formation ky radio and TV alalloha. T H I’KSDAY J A N , 1 1 .1 9 5 1 "Defense-moMIlMtionhas point­ ed up tho need to Implement im­ mediately plans for two win vwaxw—the St. Lawrence Seaway and croha*Florid* barge ranal. “Both are highly Important and necessary In peoro as well as war. Benefits are as plain aa a pike staff. In New York, power inters* Is abetted by Governor Thomas E. Dewey would siphon off waters of the St. Lawrence Valley for hydroelectric purpose* only, but otherwise would dlaregard llw St. Lawrence Canal id waterway project. “Tho canal across North Flo­ rida from Uw SL Johns Hirer to tka gulf practically from. JackMuville to YanbcotovB and V»m- ereey. Dr/ rurgnes likewise r w li Ibe operated m < more econo- mlrully. "During .wo w an ship after abh* na* *unk by Nasi sub* opainting i-ff the Florida east roast. Hallora and merchant —amen were spray**! by 'n„,Mn*gun fire fret* there itft *nd die-l while trying lo swim m safety. Lota of wwpertv and precious live* emphasiaoa the .ireo -n build a canal from ocean to golf. "Again wo * shall hoar pip Btesmshlp la gatf area* ssr T fc a S fe a s™ * .Viulul lliillaml (1)1 Is) planned tu inlludtKe Iryidjluni i. hIj ) aim ril at almliuun ihr lequirriiient in «eien »lale« ilui |x,ll lave, (mpaut a* a ptrrn)ui«ite fm vuliuy in fedetal elec Iions. I lullaml lnl,I .t ie|milei that II iilliei wtilliein Ih-miM i.iin -rnslni* .lie (<>-,|Hin»ii|i i>l the mesiuie. they air tenatoii Sinalhrr* of Flmula. Grntyr of Groigia, O'Conoi of Maiylaml, Hytd and Rohfitxin of X'liyinia. M.Clrltan and FulI imk I i I of Alkantat. Ellender and l.onit of lawman*, and H*«>ey and Smith id Ninth Carolina, h ■•mrer, national Jsyree prrsio -in , in which Ire thanked lire local ilub for I t ' lio-pitabty. Mr, Keinler'a Ir t t r i .ta i-d in p art: Fred Wilson Reports On Kiwanis Meet Held In Lakeland Joel Field. |iir>nlrnt of K iw a n u , liptljy outlined the |iit>ttiam of ihe slut* duiini> the (ominu yea* and announced ih r , haimien ap|H,iiilrd to head ihe v.v iio ik committee*. Fred W 11Kill- who recently ,ornplclrd IlK trim at .) lieutenant auteino, ,d Ktw mi, in lucl w w hnh Sinloiit k the dn- located loid ol In* en|ovmrnl of ih r \ F J Mr. Wilson predicted that l>> Holland hut yeai hul diet! in al the lunch-on. It was too mii dl. John Kadrr urged every mrmcommiller. Al that lime it bad the ber of thr club to sUrud Un- Karl Lehmann. Tavares, th* new governor of the Florida Kiwanis mipi kiii of nine other Southern Ladies Appreciation -tight dinner District, will have an out stand ng being held at thr Yacht (Tub Jan. record in this work Mr I ehDemocrat*. It) at 7:16 I*. M. No Thursday mann's talk at the meeting >vns At the pietenl time the »lale* inerting will Ire held neil week, Evidence of ihe printing pros­ lequiiing payment of |>oll l*xe- Mr. Kadrr sal-1. A dance will fol­ entitled "C rttlng Didriet Com­ perity of Seminole County tt re­ mittee* to Commit." Mr. Lehmann a* a pieirquiiiie (or voting air low lire dinner. presided at the general rnnferehre flected in rrcenl bank slatrment* Alabama, Atkamas, Mttiluippi. on Munduy. that show that combined dr|xmlt Soulh Caiolina, Tenneuee, Teas* Kdwsrd F. Lane thankr<l nil of of llte three bank* in-reared 61,and Virginia. Holland *aid aboli the KIwardans who vitltrd him <r 226.-416 duting W 0 . S ^ r r o f J a T . t a m o u n ted ^ " ihe .equireme.t in .W h inqilws-v, aland hit health during TAMPA. Jan. II—(Al—State his recent Illness. P. P. Campbell lo 610,6^7.510 of which the San Caiolina it itnmmeni. that the Attorney Murray W. Overstreet club treasurer was welcomed back lie maile It clear ford AtLsnlic National flank ha* amendment he propoee* would ap­ has t-ern assigned to a**ist the following art absence due to Ill­ 65.263.460. the Florida Stale ply only to feileral elrellon*. Hillshoruiigh county grand iurv ness. “There I* no thought.” he -aid. probe -barges made at the KrBank. $4.205.M l and the Citiien* The following committee chair­ m no !**■# Poor* fnuver committee (rearing here, the men arid committees were «nBank of Oviedo, 61.366,409. Tampa Tunes reported today by Mr Field: Harman 1‘.. In January, 1950 the cieixiut* The Time* said U had learned nouneed Morris, Key Club; II. It. Crum le). that Governor Fuller Warren I* of the three bank* totalled 49,631.preparing orders assigning Over- iloys and (!irls; O. K. Goff, Hoy 094. Of lhi» total the Sanfotd At­ Kdward tome, Mcrelid street, whose home I* at Ki**im- Scouts; Kveuts; Rev. A G. Mctnnis, Un­ lantic National Bank had 65.IM.mre and is prosecutor for the ninth Thumas Delahrnty, "!•, * re­ derprivileged Children; (.. M. Cir063, the Floiul.1 Stale Bank. 6).- tired professional baseball player juilieial circuit. Hex Farrlor, state attorney for nell. Music; Rev. J. K. McKinley. 057,410 and ihe Citi/rn* Bank •>! who for the past 20 years operSupport of Churches; Kd Field, ated thr Shoal Fishing Camp Hillsborough county (13th circuit,i Athletics; J It. Root, Vocation Oviedo 61,422.601. avknl to tie relieved of the crime on the St. John* Kivvrr at the Guidance, and Sandy Anderson, During 1950 de|MMit* at tl r Genrva llridge died at 4:00 I’. M. probe. Overstreet will come hrre Jan. Agriculture and Conservation. Florid* Slate Bank incteaied 61.- yrdrrday In th r local IwapiUl Other commltt*. chairmen nam­ Id and rrmaln until Msr. I. 146,231; the Sanford Atlantic Na following s brief Illness. ed were: Clifford McKihtiin. N" Mr. Delshanty wa» Isirn Msr, i r a a r l s a e * Os t*sa* r a r e r ! lional Bank. 6132.377 and die ROTARY HAN.M:I> IM7t In Cleveland, O. where he VATIfAN CITY, Jsn. It nV. Citizen* Bank of Oviedo had a [>rofr**U>nal baiebsll amt — Pope Plus XII ha* forbidden CAHI’AI.TIKS decreste of 654.192. dnner toolmaker for the Catholic clergymen to Join Rotaiy WASHINGTON. Jan. I t —(Ah During I9M the Sanford Atlan­ -Tub* or attand their meetings. — Announced American casualties tic National Rank Increased U* A decree of the Supreme Marred in Korea^ now jo tM t - ,t l j |. an^insurplus ■urplu from *lir,.oon to t200,0»u. Congregation of the holy office crease of 2.637 over a week ago The nrw total, announced yes­ i. L Inglty^ jirr*]ilrnt, _rrt»rtr.| one of II congregations that ir* * lt* a terday by the Defense D epart­ He U survived by three aons, govern Catholic Church affairs ment, include* *1,217 killed ill FIlUfTING FRRNrilMAN WINS Will, Frank and Jim Deiahanty, was published today In the Va­ arijon, 2!»,3ml wounded and 7,l*Mt ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11—(AT—Th>- all of Cleveland; one *i*trr, Mr*. tican newspaper, L'0*«ervatorItomauo, giving that directive missing. Dghting Frenrhman Ray Fame- MrGulre of Miami. It rc|ire*ent» casualties whoa* Funeral Mas* will he held al The Pope I* the prefect of the rhou took a lot of punishment next of kin received notification hut survived to take a split de­ All Soul* Catholic Church al P:00 congregation. The decree advised laymen through midnight of last Frida), rision from Charley Riley, St. A. M. Friday with Father An­ loiui* Negru, In a lO-rouml thony McGowan officiating. Burial against Joining Hntarv clubs, but P I T H , I f O PINION will follow In the Catholic r eme. did not expresitv forbid them fratherwrtglit fight last night. 7.ANKKVILLK, <).. Jan I I —(db The H.lHl fan* paid I I I J I M O lery. The Rotary will be re. from lining so, Vatican source* —The Zans-xville Tirnei-Rignal— to see the ISgty.pound Famrehon riled at Krickson Funeral Home said. aril a red Ibal none of Its reoder* Chapel tonight at «:O0 o'clock. and 129V, .|mund Riley fight. had written letter* lo the editor YKLVINOTON HACK Milton Yelvlngton, contractor, on Ihe international siluation— recently returned from Daytona called for expression of public llearh, where he had been living, opinion he other day. Tire answer* filled » page in plan* to renew hi* hull-ling work her. Hi* headquarter* I* at his the Jan 7 Sun-lay Tlmes-Signal home al 1301 Park Avenue, lie anil ren over four columns. The reaction ran thus: I* married, has iwu rhlldrrn and Pro-Hoover pu’lcy I9„pru-AdIt a memlier of the American (K D rn m s NGTK: Much of thr current Great Debate deala mlnislratlon -I, or- the fencs- I. I,eg ion. with complti problem* of rr-ormlni W » lm Rump# »n<l I b tfi* lent to which I’nited Stale colUboratinn will help find solution* foe meeting the challenge by Soviet HureU. A flrst-hsnd view of these problem* Is give* h« J. We* Gallagher of the Assorttier l*re*a eseeullvo staff, who haa fust returned from foreign service assignments spanning the Inst 19 year* of Kuropean his­ tory. The orrompanying article i« the first of two stories summing up his personal Impressions, (Gallagher first went overseas In 1910. arriving lust In time for Ihe fireman invasion of Denmark and Nowiry. Subsequently (EDITOR*!! NOTH; To bring our reader* up to dale on the he covered the war in the Halkina, captained Al’ frontline teams moat recent progress in Ihe fight againM Infantile parslyais. we in North Africa snd *ut the V-rrtren Front, and organised post­ are publishing a aeries uf four srllrles especially written by Stole war Associated Prew* oper si Ion. Is Germany. II* has fust re­ Murrh of Dime* Chairman, Or. J. 1f111lw Miller. Thi* I* Ihe second lumed to New York and summed up his personal impression* In tn the series. a two-part series. Tomorrow, he will survey strategic angles of Ihe Kuropean military outlook.) By IIILI.IS MILLER Slate Chairman of I9SI March of Dimes Bp WR8 GALI.AGIIKR In the first in this rent* ot articles, the ditcutiion wat centered NEW YORK. Jan. I f —[fry Rearming Europe today if around what polio mean* to the people of thr nation and Florida in Deposits Of 3 Banks Reported At Near­ ly 11 Million Dollars LONDON, Jan. 11—-,1*v—Itrttain and India hate propu.nl a high-level conference between the Cnilrd Slates and Ked China to divruss a Korean peace, infurn-etl sourer* report­ ed today. Their nuisp had thr Messing* of the 'even olhrr British Co inmn nw ralth nation* represented al the Ciniunonwealth premier*1 conference -n der way here. WASHINGTON. Jan. I l - . l t —The l.'nilrd Slate* h is told Britain that Amrrlran troop* will fight on in Korea and that specifically Ihe) and tilled tl. V forces wII make ever) ef­ fort tu rstahish s defense pi mi lion on Ihe peninsula. D. S. government official* summed up the official attitude 1**1 night a* unchanged. There will Ire no "vo'.untar) with­ drawal and American forces will fight on a* long a* po**itit.. wmlfr Confeirence of the H » ii(!.i D ltlru l of kiw am t Intern iltonal “ I thoioughly enjoyed the “IIIvie (Tuli Day* merlin*- and I held J.m. 6-7 it tin Lakeland T e r­ think the idea of having -is civic race Hotel. Lakeland. dot-- partldpatil-u in the meeting lie ponded out lh.it International TOKYO, Fthliy, Jan. 12— ('79 a very ckerllent one. Ihr mayor’s I'reiident Don M uidmli had made presence indicated the ttp e of American .Second Divition Ironpr Holland laid lie had been *»*Ul- cooperation you must In- receiving a line addle** rumermnit the free­ ding itu ld x iiiily lad night to a from city official and you arc to dom eninvrd h) American* and rd by olhri inu lliein DenoKlal* valient one and one-half mil.** he commended on the splendid that they would tiqqMql the pro- spirit of cooperation which yon Canadian* and dated that Mr. toulh of W onju on the critical ernMurdoch had emerged at D r. M ur­ t*al K o rran front, hut two K o ­ are maintaining." potal. Mr. Krmlrr *dd",l that he w*« doch alter receiving an honorary rean Red divisions were attrmpling The umr leyitlaliou a joint looking forward tu receiving a irtolulliin pliqsiting a contliluliott- duplicate of the .Seminole picket degree from I loud* So ulh rin Col a flanking move ffom the north al amendment wat inlroducrd which had Iren iirese.-ted lo him lege and r a ti, Overtttreet Assigned To Tampa Inquiry Thomus Dolahanty Dies At Ajre Of 79 Morale Is Described As Greatest Need Of Resigned European Nations 100,000 Americans Have Been Hit By Polio During Past Three Years fundamentally a question of moral-, c« I gun* and planet. A large part of Europe hain’t the will rue*, to defend ilielt. Or. a grand Kale General Dwight D. Kitenliowet is in the potilton of u football coach trying to Install *, ihe “wtll to win” In Mb team. poke Jibe* at Stalin privately and K'tenhuwer must try to Install wbh Kiitsla never rf'stcd. the “will to fight." Without It But they don't see that they the United State* can pour arm* e»n do much n!»i:if the cliu.itii.Into Kuropo fr&m now until except commit eulclie. And this D doommley without Ihe ellghtrst more than n figure of epeoeh; I reoulL know German* who keep poisons This colors Urn wav Ihtropean* on hand end swear they will lakn on the Raa*.Wet: conflict them If overrun by the Soviet (ho way American-, look at tt. army again. . „aaropenna rw* leas caaiciou* JCopeane are am oe From tho Battle to Spain Eunw i *“ Americor.; <4 the menace «f rape has been ravaged r d :toTte( a n rrm R h m . Tin vast me- whit# by recent wore. The tor Jonty of French, IGermans, Brl rent* of hloodihed touching every tU i, Itallona and other Europeans foml*/ have drained away that naturally Jon- hovo no mar** liking Itan Amert- Intangible rolled morale. They hare es for Communism. that any Soviet atThey dislike the raters, A ra ss “The New Oregon Tiuil”, u trchntculxr film Ucscrihitig tin uatutsl wonders nf the -tstc uf Oregon, was shown at thr Jn)ce.luiu-hinn toilay by Jesse It. Ad­ rien. Mr. Adrian, win, is showing the travelogue throughout ibe f-outh. wii - introduced by Joim William*. Olrgoii is ilr tu i r d tn (Me film a s a stale wild an infinite variety of climate and natuial wundt-ra (rum l i m n in g snow-<la>l inuuntains to sunny In-aihr*. Includr-d are shot- of the U*egun caverns, I’cndlitoli Roiindui' and skiing in th r It-K-ky Mountaina. Itii-hard F u n d i read a telle: of appreciation from Richard tt- A *|tokevman with thr American* who were holdrred by French and Dutch I iooim , idrniiiied the Red* as alrsiut 20.000 inrn of the North Korran Sixth and I ruth Divition*. lir e crru oith ip withheld further detail* uf thi* action, which wat reported l>y A l* ciiirrqiondent W il­ liam C . Barnard in a dispatch tim­ ed al 10 J*. M, Tltunday (H A. M I hunday. E S T ) and le c r n e J in lokyo early Friday. A Second Division i|Kikr*m an alio raid a Red forse wat I -eaten hack w ilh 200 In 300 caiu.vllirt whrn it tried lo rncn clr a Second Divition unit fivr mile* In lire 41 '*wilmre* sis **aae lUabri iMorale Problem At U. Of F. Ih (irowing GA1NK8VILLI:. Jan. II -tdb— tbiiverslty of Florida President J. IIIIlit Miller tudav called n *p<vlal campus-wide comvoealfon f-r next Monday to diacus* the impact of tire international crisis on individ­ ual rtu-Unt morale. In announcing the call, univer* %.tv ufrtc-Ul« said:' --With Ihe draft making greater inroad* than ever in the male entollment nnd will- many non stu­ dents caught In the dilemma a* to whether they should continue their studirs or not, the n r r j for such a campus-wide diicussion of the pressing problem was pointed up graphically in Ihe past week. "Ouring these remaining -lays of the first semester when ap­ proaching elim inations usually hold the attention of all students, faculty mamber* and fraternity leaders have reported that large number* of draft ago student* nre forsaking th*lr studle*. They «co worried about the proipecta cf if call to active duty amt the morale problem ha* become more acute with the paislng of the days." CARRIER RECOMMISSIONED BOSTON, Jan. II Mb—The U. H. S. Kola Gulf, first of » Meet of 21 escort carrier* at lloston to be taken out nf "mothballs” since the I'reiident declared ail emergency, will he recommissioned about Feb. 15, the Navy announc­ ed today. A fter World War II service in In the Pacific, the Kula Gulf lolned big “mothball” fleet at ilontnn tn 1917. RAISE CLEVELAND, Jsn. l l - W I — l.arry Doby, Clavaland’s slugging renterflsldsr, has signed a 1051 contract that calls for a "handeome increase”, the Indians an­ nounced today. Dnhy, first Negro ever tu weer an American League uniform, term* of money. However, thi* doc* not present a true picture of will he drawing a salary thi* year what thr polio scourge really-means, for Ih* human factor In is staffed by only 313 paid em­ close to 9.10,000. source* close to volvad must pot be overlooked. ploye** nf whom 139 work in thr the baseball team tay. Th* fact that over 100.000 fel­ natlumd office, snd lit* In the low Americans have been stricken field. Herr in Florida there are with polio in tha last three year* 2 paid state level personnel with has bean repeated time and time two full time secretaries. JACKSONVILLE, Jan. t l —<<P' again, hut little notice haa been Whrn we tra litr that Dade given to Ihe faet that there are county, for instance, has had 171 Atlanta over 90,000 Volunteer worker* case* reported through Dae. 9, Boston who are regular, active members of I960, snd Duval, 68, Hills­ Brownsville nf tha National “Foundation's . borough, 17, and Escambia, 23, Chicago 2332 chapter* aarvtiIng ovary we can batter understand tha Denver United Stales Irtmcndo-ia work being accom­ Dea Moines countv and Ita territories. Nor haa tha plished by tbo volunteer ‘,.*rker* Fresno New York 800,000 additional voRmtsora who In Florida’s 37 chapters. carry out th* annual March of Of Inestimable value to the Winnipeg Dimes campal*n bean given much hoipiial staffs, and of cour«« to Apalachicola attention. the uatlenta has bean tho work Ocala Airport It Is Interesting to know, I be­ of th* l'ollo Emergency Volun- Pensacola West Pols Reach t f e o t t n o a g m s ffoge 1 W n ) lieve, that this vast organisation The* Weather V \z � 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 10, 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/398645b383d4da3b3e112d6634279fac.pdf 7c3daa9b2929849f6186ec952816dfb3 PDF Text Text * a .» — 5®tYr ♦ a NT-7*£r»V:Vf c** r*»' ’ • t m stx • ^1 k 1 1 1 }* r } 1 r K-V: • 1 r, ►n V ,i i S* i1A I f St 1 V- *c t f ;p i t MONDAY JAN. 8. 1931 THE TANrOHD HKHALU. viANFORp, FLORIDA IiHW School Dean To Address World Federalist Group ! W ■ Vy f> [ ■ r v i- ■f ■5* / ' MOUNT DORA. Jan. K (H p* rial) — Florida’* adrocalea of a United Nations empowered to enforce peace will lirinir an au­ thority on law sod government to KI»tl<U to lw I hr speaker Ml l)ir Kialr Assembly of Dio Itnilnl World F n lrra lU U to l>e held ai Dir IlilNIoirt) llotrl, Tain|>n. Sal unlar an«l Sunday, Jan. |.*i and It. I llh t l Nurds lireae, a la lr information director, announced to­ la jr. Ilr la Henry Brandis, J r., Ilruii of Dir University of North Can> lina School of law ami fmmrr n n U lan l to thr representative of Dir Unitor! Nation' Srriirltw ConnHl’a CommlltSe of f!m>l Offices lo Indonesia, Mra. Rrr«r aald. Itrrngnlxed a* one of Dir l*e*l U'itlmritira nn thr Milijrrt of wnDd government. Oran Itramlia will address Dir liaiKiilrt session of thr assembly al 7 I* M. at Dilltllalwnr**. A graduate hini*r|f frntn Dir North Carolina University. Uran llrandl* ha* licen teaching I hr? <• shirr 1930. Ilr lirrainr Itran of Dir lain Krli<ml In 1919 « ft* i a Ira rr of absence lirtwrrn 1912 and 194*' to -rl> r nilli (lir |i. S. N * * >. returning to inartivr duty a* a lirulrtiant comtnandrt a ftrr duty at two Jim a and Okinawa. Piutn li*t* to IU 9 , lie a* A member of thr Rlatr Commission for thr Improvement of thr AdaMiui*li«tw.n of Ju-tlrr. Active In thr affair* uf thr A*S'*elati»n of American l-aw Ht IhmiI*. IN an Brandis i« a mem­ ber of thr American Judicature Korlrty, the Amcrlrau I -aw Inatltiitr. and thr Amrrirnn A**nrlation of University I'lnfr*or». ‘A* a leading Federnllsl, h< la a ntotnlwr of thr Nation*'' F.sceullvr Courrll of U W K . Tlir Ktatr Aurmbly w ill open at 2 F . M. under thr direction of George tawls, Lewis Hlal* Hank. Tallahaoee Htatr (tranch Chairman, with a full meeting •* inrnilxe* from all part* nf Flo­ rida lo form the Date program for polll leal art inn In Hcht nf pre-erd wothl event*. In recent year*, annual flood |o»»r* In the United Htatr* have averaged more than li lt ) million. It I* ratlmated that ahnul Ir. |«*r cent of V J i. pupil* Mill attend om jreym schools. (inrrira had almut four million f a r la * payer* before World II. There are about M mil- Wonju T a ils o f ned the war. Hut the time table appealed to liavr !■••• n thrown off halannaiotind Wonju Thi* wa» confirm**! ll ontlnnid ►lure faa«* tlfte » Id lO fll v%fir 'ftfii Clnr»r*e- 4imir>, bv tn<> South Korean pHxonrt* v bo Iiad lircn pritoncra of tha |M»ul>l> 210.000 nirn. ami llirn IChlOOM in thr Wonju rector One Lo ir.iu R .(| comiaclc-. w«. releaaed, thr other rreaped. Tliry *aid tlic Chlnrce told them Tlien the ilclemici* j I miiiI' nrd *.f plan* to take Ynju, |H mile* ilir town .mi! it% airstrip Allirti l wr*t of Wonju. hy Satmday night. warplane* strafrd ami lire-Urmlted A U.N. patrol wrar in Y*iju Sunday « . 1II||| altri thr withdrawal. All without r<mtarting the enriny. The Kniean Red communion** for ammunition tiam w»» Mow up. Huoduy hroadraM hy the Mo'inw U. S. Fight Army ImailrjuaDcn radio mid the Rod*, "hrenking •aid Allied caiualtrr* w rir liyhi down enemy re*i*tanre, rontinued ■ lining thr holdinit action. Iic.nl to advance on all front*." Thr rommunicpie laid the If. H. ipiartri* taid fighting ronlimird ?.'*th IHviMon ami ttrlti'h 27th in llie Wonju aira. Ila 'l ami West llligade ftufftir.l "Ina.y ...... in fivhtiiig around K«tiul Jan. ft and nf tlir citV. One battalion roulttcrntta* ke*l 4. It *aid linin' than VHI Am rrirunMonday morning. Imt pnllril t*ark nod Hriti«h were killed or wounded. In I ' u *:i i i . Uie'idrnl Hyiiginan a. irr a brief field. Plnnr* attacked Red* on rldgre on Woniu'a flank*. Hher told A I* eorreapondrnt Juek Till' Alllrd reaiguard -till wn< Mai Hrth n half-million Mouth Kofighting drsperntriv to tilork the It* <1- from a nouthward weep that would mrnarr Ibr main hoy*l of U.N. troop*. |l RlHhNM rtreaaa |‘ap* Hint General MacArthur* *mnmary, timed lit 2 : in P.M. Iiad irpnitrd U. lr ll" f ami C|| tm irr thrmigh Die N. troop* north of Wonju had acren -eight ha o f an Inch Ih irk withdrawn, but K arr no indication w indow. T m n -artinn* will le- inade tiv wnc of n eliding draw er in Ihry liml given up thr rity Abmi main, a U.S. Kighth Army »i*okc*- w tin h nil money will la- p larrd man had -aid: "A* of tit*' rnrly and pil'hed in ntl'l our by Dohour*today (Mondavi wr 'Uncon­ teller or eii'lo m cr. Mr '|i Nlllty e*pn - .m| the opin trolled Wonju." MnrArthur'* *tuniuaiv * a I d ion Dial diive.in luink* iipiipi~-l heavy ra-ualtie* were lliflirtrd on • oil tin. lyiw of window, dee in ned the lied*, It reported Allied troo.u and liullt by Die Klim Maehlni l a.I withstood heavy pressure on Co., are >nfer from the danger of rnblwry Ilian Die roii'eotineul Wonju'a cart aide. I McNulty (irmip T h r CoinmuniM* hud priirtratrd the drva*tatrd city** outakirt** Hun ■ *av only to l>r hurled out liy u counlriaiiark. Ho fin e r wa» Allied resistance that air ohrervrra saw lied I loop* aiiancinir in two mile*. ..u t of Du low ii . In one fight, Wonju'* de fender*, killed 470 North Korean* and took 71 pri-onrra. flail weathri Kuoduy limited U. N. warplane* to |e»* than SMI sortlca. i'ilot« re|iorted Inflicting nn catiinulnl 700 rn*u.iltlc* in rlo- .ground auppoit mi'»ion*, d* ijHUi the low ovi-rra't. Three rruiurr*—«lie IhH.H. Uncheater and the U riti'li Navy’* O ylo n and Kenya—tminhardrd th* we*t roa*t mot of Inrhon Kundav far the fouith (traiRht liay. In ­ chon, 1M! inih • we*t of Kenul, wa* nliaoiloppi) ),y I*. N. forrr.- Jnn. S Allleii Naval unit* were lni»y al*o on the ra*t count. Four Amrr ■ran deatreyrr* and two Kiameie warehip* iMiumlnl m il and mad target* nluni- a fin nnte *lrrlrh id •hr m a il ninth of Die Uttli I’a>nl let. A large llrd fane »n> iej*irte.t tno'ing Miuthward iihuur Dial mute la*l V*.ck. In Tohji,. obsrcvrr* noted that the (*hine*e llmrlnldr nf "peiatlnnIta* lo-ryi ••nudliny or even-diny that of the Nofth Koieon nffen*|yp of ln«t Jane and Julj-1 which l>l*e. t .’<1 rn* imrking *|>are I* pro* vlded In rhe r e v for bank eilatom* • r V r. ttrN n ltv mlctr-l m i *. lie added Dial till* I- Ibe fil 1 •if Dure drive-in bank* planned tiV Die M-veu n<rml>*i| liank- of ft' McNully group. Aiinri'a, will nl'o lie built ill Kli'lmmee ami N>» .Smyrna llrarh. 'Ir MrNldly r*p|.till'd Dint, while "tdv one window ha* lirrn in-lnlled at pie>ent, *|iarr for •h*ia- 'nine lm* liceii provided In the run*1ruction plan'. I lr 'ahl Dial manr of thr 20 drivr-ln liank* In Ftoiidn m e handling a Volume exceeding fHKt cuMiunera jk-i dav Tin- Anne* ia cipnpiad with a new vault If! hy JO fret in dlmen►|«o to handle the r*|iaii*f"tt e«> lu-etnl fiotn thr rnlaigrd Small l.oan iN-pnttmrnt and the drive lo window. K. A. Ityaon wa« general eon* tm clorj Itrggie M a'.ry had rliarg r of Die pla-teinir and W. O. Ilridgr* Die niaaonryt W. J. King tn-tailed I he iilnmblng und F. H. Rnndult, J i . the elta-Trical wiring and the hgldiiig flitu re i) F M. Kngliah had chaige of Die lovfiitg; Ituugh. e il\ A S'ui of t(fUndo in-tailed the uir r'in'Iilloillrig and heating ev 'tein»; The Atlantic Marble and Tile Co. of Daytona llrarh. Dip til'fionta; ami Dm Henkatik filu«a A I’nlnl fo „ thn [ late gla*' window*. Howard (iraliam Eisenhower Plans |l **«t|«M»il M M Ol»f i phone ofin.ilnr Ini the pail two yruir, wa» liam leiird yr iritlwy Imm FeinalcM-iUKldon Memorial 1 1" ’pilal. w lirir all of the injured hid been taken, lo Oiangr Mem­ orial ll'i'pdal Ini an o|M-iall'in In irinotr a brain riot. I In "imlilidn it itill lr|Mirlrd In I m- i litre tl. Tw<* Ncgr'ie', dr*crilinj liy I'oIjrc r h ir f (I William« a* be­ ing tlrrink at Die time «.f thr r«lII mio of I !• |(r lliiirk Sedan with the Iftrta Ford redan in which thr Dinham' were riding are undrr ariral. and one uf them, tin- driver nf thr Hoick Arthur William*, fa'e rrinilital pric • rollon At pie-rnt he i* In City Jail, following his arre-t liv I’aiiolrnrn Jnr and J l r t Hick on on a rharr* of rareIm* and negl'cml driving. pnlire Chief William' ledntrd out lliat thi- wa Die firr-t fatal traffir accident l«> orriir **itHir Dir ritv limit- m more than a vrar. During tP6n there were no death* due l „ Iraffir accident* wilhln the city. ||r ipiotrd nnitori't', who t>ad lirrn pa-red on Twenty-fifth S irrr-1 liy tile ttnol., a* xtilting “it* »|.rr.| wa- in ever - of *<*• mile* and hour The Ford, travel­ ing north on French Avenue, wa* Idl on thi idr with terrific impail. " U -iliil >t !*• * 1*1 I Into 1 telephone pole. The Hoick wa* 11111001 over tint none uf the three nrrii|iaid' Including Nathan Spar­ row of ‘J lu J A rit Tenth S ii« d n..| late l"hn-»>n of ftl'J W r *1 F.levenlh Street were more th-ir tindeed. Sheriff I* A Mem la in i th»morning Dial he tmd orderp'l V'1*1 t«m 9»* Itr fiM»' i'-il hv Deputy Charlr. Itrck on n rtmign of dninVeniie»B. At the t ini' of Die arrliletit. he old"i A D luir William* wa ru*h lag S pet tow to lh<- hoenllal f'P 'reatmen' of a -unerfie'al wotind In the *holllder. allegedlv InOlet nl hv 8 |iariow‘' wife with an *er nick after S|»err'>W' l elHre'*d liom*' aficr lieiog aim o' all ftb'lil an liait of Die ilav William*, who i ••* I I " « n' 't vall**#* n * i * r n # i i h i relicmi witb I rem Ii leader*. H m meeting al lire Drfrntc Min* utry wai eipected to U«l well into llie afternoon. Modi wa* eipetled I" tell liim three French division', now m Germany, areal hi*di*|mrel Similar pledget have been made hy ilie United Stale*. Rulain. Italy, Belgium, Canada and orlier coun* trie*. Their enntrihulora will form the imrleu* of a Koropc-an Interna* tiunal Army expecte,! to grow In more than I.OOOJktn lo ldicri, ac* lor* and airmrn hv IOa.1 . Tin fainr .1 World War Ii trad­ er arrived in 1 ‘ari* yeaterday to head an International forrr to de­ fend thr We*| again.I Cnnimiui* l*m. Al oner he *ervr*l warning that any nation, tempted t» text the power nf the We»t had tietir r think long and carefully aleiiit Darting anything. KUenhowrr’e arrival here marka Id* first formal viail in min of •hr F.uroiiean |iower that will give him min and rnarhinm for Die tinny D.e If-natir.n Atlantie Community ha> *akni him to >ii a*e to fend off •ni.'C'*l*n from the K ail. After a ouirk lour of Die North Atlantie Treaty eountrie*. Kiirn* hpyer It daUd t*. r .t.iu , to Wa'hington late thia month, lie eomea *>ark here around mid* Kehriiarv to liegin the tank of uniting into full Oiieniliou hi* Supreme llendouarier* A l l i e d I'-.wer* in F.tirnp.* (K IIA P F l. In lniu-» a* e'lOfideiil a* though he h***l imi d'yi'lon* al hi* nunmand, inatrad of the doven or %o rradv for him I" Iiad, Kiteohnwrr *|,-ei''re«t ye'terday: "Arouarvl and oolie*|.. there Inethlnr which lh>- i.ation* of the Ulantir rommnnltv rannoi artilove. I * t iho-e who might l» lemnled fo put ltd* iw*-e.-r to the li»t, |winder well t*-e l-k.fin* of hi'lorv. T h “ ran e of freedom ran never lie deferred. "I am heir." lie ileetaied. "lie'|*l••e the ItnOw'l >ll'i»j to'lleyo* with the re* I of the Weal r nr aorbl that **“* i* **. r***l <»*il*- ft*, riehl. lull lb*- dnlv lo nmleet thr cullii*e which h«. le-- •• •oreading out Dll "Ugh Ibe •* '.rt'l." 'taking It elrer ihei enrh Kuro* iran youtha would join II. N. fiueer jf they had the Wra|H"i' ‘ Thi* la now a fluhl foi oui very live*." tald Khrc, with vivildr emotion. “ We are not, of rourre, *aying the t’nitr .1 Nation' are not fighting. Imt we want I" hel|i I" mil limit. "We an- Iwaging only for thi rifle* ami aminuniD"ii to do the job." The So'ltii Korean I'li 'ident -d al o (in ii In ( •ii|-|dU a toi biindtnl of ihoii lend’- of refugee. Who lia'V fie*I Hit" I'llMn. lie raid: " I’fople am dying from (tarvatlon and fevering." llmO Hodv a enoe. ftamage to hi* Hoick, which he.' (e-.-o lia* rling i-n*t op Twenty-fifth Street at the tune of the aerldent. w«» out at linn. Damage • • (he F*"d wip e»ilmale*l al *'*Vi Two 0»|ap'h» lo>lle •I'eelali*!* ' r r r ra|tr«V ll*e'4» *ft. «l|,-.«.l Air. e jkl. J«*n. lo .,, (ii nil* ni met I llejlkle arr tl)r. ItoUtfr-. ‘Mill, rlieml |>rlt Sen Pf, C. iMrC^fe. ehj, M r M r KiniWv wa* ©oemle't mae. in Or Undo fir. Rnfcait 0 . Neal. pean inentgr nf the Atlantic com munity “ mu»l still continue thn hard core of ila own defe/iie,” Eisenhower aald, "No amount of outside aid alone could defend Europe." F.Uenhowrr'* fin * conference with a probable SH A RK associate took place yesterday, when he talked for four hour* with Hritain'* Field . Marshal Vi.rount Montgomery. -Minilgnmerv o«>w rmnniari'la the five power “ Brussel* Fact" Mill tarv Alliance at i ontainbirau. it U Iwing nielte'l Into Die Atlantic Army organisation. Neither of the tw<* famr.| commaruier* would tell reporter* what had l.ee'1 dlaeu«*e«l. Ki*eahower Is e l peeled lo motor to Fontainhlrau. h i miles south of Farts, during his visit here. The hi'tnHr French village I* among the silra often mentioned for HHAFE** permanent head'purler*. After hi* ilay of military con­ ferences* Elsenhower ia rapreted to pay a courtesy rail on French Fre-iilrnt Vincent Auriol tomor­ row. then leave liy plane for Hru»»el» on the *eroitd leg of his trip. lie h also rehrdutrd In make flying visit* to the Hague. Copen­ hagen, 0 *1", |<"ndon, |,l*te'n. Home Frankfurt, and l.uvemtmrg while in Kuropr. Ife i» to return home hv way of Ireland and Canada to romplele hi» !o«ir of the Atlanti.- Freeze It HHtl*"* r * —• S are "pel frost in all d isliic U i ligld uoith•rly wind* with Iona periods of calm In northern districts and brief periods of calm In southern district*. Tcm pejattire* «n high ground trill Ixi aliout six degree* warmer than temptratures in low ground location*. Lowest tempera­ ture. in the colder low ground location* will ocrur about 7:16 A.M. Tuesday. flalnrsrille district: 20 to 26 de­ gree*. Umicr east roast district: 22 lo 20 degrees. Orlardo and north portion of Hrnoksvilla districts: 26 to 29 de­ grees, pockets 22 . Ilsrtow. Ridge ami South portion of nrookivllle district: 26 to 59 degree*, norket* 22 to 24. West Coast district: from 26 at Klfrr* to 26 at Kllentnn to .10 al Iona esrept low pockets 24. Indian R ir rr district: 26 M Coena to 27 at Veto Beach to 29 at Rtuart. Kvrrglade. distriel: to 32 near tak e and 20 degree* In colder [dare, away from take: Frida, deep take area 2* to 32. tawer ea*t r«ui»t district: 32 l« 31 near mast and 27 to 31 away f[<m n u t. Tuesday! fair and rather cold. Olltlooft rold Tuesday night with fiost nml fleeting temperatures o» *r mo.I of ponlnttilfer tAedhetday morning. !?. Fart nations. I Coincident with Eisenhower * arrival. General Charles De Gaulle made a plea to America to help IN TMC COt’MT OF TtIR r o i a r y J r DOB. BBMINOLI] CUtaTT. defend Europe, because "She ta* F i.o n m s . in rao BA TK . in-e-1 of you and you have need ot IN nf!i EffTATI! o r C. r . .. I.'I M K IIM A N l b r . u a her." TO A1.1. (-B R U m m * AND P I * . SUNS BAN’INU CXAIWS UR DE. The oil from the seed* of Mack MINUS AfiAINST SAID F.STATg* T o" a n d e a r h of iuu a r s l i s r . u mustard I* more pungent than ■mllfled end rcqsirad to p r s i . a t that from the white variety. a n y r l a l m s an il d . m a h d a w h i c h ) n n r . l l l u r o f ) o « . mar l i a v t ag a ln a t Lcgpl Notice Legal Notice I h s . s l a t , o f I t X X I I I I K I I I U K . ds. i . a a . d . l a l . o f s a i d r 'o a n l y , | 0 i ^ . Co u n ty J u d g e o f H . m l n o l a Co u aty N O T IC i: !■ l'H » l » r g l r e o ll.* l III* r i o r l i i o . a l h i# e f f l ' e I " I h e ' . . i f ) Trust**-* It** I n t e r n a l I m p r e v e - h o u i t «>f *«!•! <’nUHlt a t HanfifA n llhin eight ralm ia r i n . n l g u n tl o f I h e H l a l . o f F l o r i d a . Ktorlila. 1‘u r s u a n i lo loi**. w i l l Off . r for HHtnlhi fr»*n» III* llm* o f t h a f i r n 1U ( | • a l e , f o r c«l»l»*llll*e bid", l a T a i l s - p u h l k a l l o n o f I h U n n t l r v b# In w r i t i n g tia - * s» . F lo rid a, a l III * * » « In. a c l a i m o r tf*m*tni A M. J a n a t ) K i l l . I » » t. Ill* l a n d In am i s h a l l M a t * t h r p l a r a o f r » J . H K M IF Ut-t: COt.‘N T T . d v w r l b e i l a s tlen m a n d |w»«i o f f l r o n d d r e s c t h e r U l m a t i t . a m t «hnll b r r n W4 f o llo w si lo h r t h e c U l m a n t . • g e n t , o r it* toil I. H«. li o n t l . T o w n s h i p IV t i i r n r r . un it a n r a u r h r l a l i n o r 4e. Houlli. ISana* S ' r ia* l. r o p ' s l o . ihaiut n o t mi file d ah all h e %nl4 Ir»a I ! a r r . * . m o r s o r laa*. I’.MHA y .lM M K lO t.W Tli» I’u r r h a w r I* rmulred lo i«»> A i a d m l n l * t r a t r l i o f tfc# lire adirrllDna m il a n d iI.k i i |"c "Ile*t*l e n f K Z X ln n ifr* arr aiampa m a n , deu ea e e d T h s t a l a . If a n d w h . n m a d . - s h a l l M r « t |*uMlf a t l o a J a n u a r y I. | t ; t bp a itl.jsr l l a l b . T r u s t . . • r . * . r v l r > a u n t i l i h . i n " . l * . s t i % o f ll.« P k o s pbalp, m ln .rs ls an d m . 'a l i an d ! • ' . • f Ihs p .trn l.« m Ih .re o n o r lh tr» undrr t i d : t iu htkch " F in t k iin a l f Ip tn m rlria l I J J P I I o VKMKNT F U N D r a t e r * , l b . rlg lil In I ' l o l Ih e sa le K Y K S K X A M IN K 1) IIV " H L l i : i l o f I h e T i u s l s r . n[ I I. F u n d o f t h e H tale o f F l o r i d a lil.A S S K S r iT T K D • F u ll.r W arren . U ovarnor ||« ft. Falm ell" Are. A l l e a t i V • ’ r a i l o l . Hee T r u s t e e * I. I F u n d * Mini r. Dlt. C. I*. PERSONS Upeneff M D M .ll CAUUM 1.11 I I I N. I'AHK A VIk I ' ll O N K 121 SEED POTATOES RED BLISS HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE i'hone .US WHISKEY - WINE RUM if ★ ★ ★ n ic k s p a c k a g e: 110 S m f e d ★ sto rk A ve m s* •«»*«•*» J • «*'*»••♦•#♦•» ANNOUNCING THE OPENING A Small Loan Department UNDER T H E MANAGEMENT O F T. E. (CEDE) TUCKER ■ f Vi. V 5 * ♦ .'A ' d 'V ’l a A Bank Drive-In tr* *7^ > ^ * f $.% yi'-.v . . UNDER TH E MANAGEMENT O F ,7 |t s j » f*^ y tl ;j V ‘j • y / , * 1 S' f MRS. MORRIS FORGUSON »;■*' •ivr JBWMUboki 7U.I- *'• lVvT*‘cE.^7r-:" H i-'ttKE FAKKINC UOT IN REAR OF CUILDING FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR C08T0M ER8 0 % --i :..r V: - y r tV y * ! -i �I TH E h Unity Thera U Strength— Ta P r» « M Iba Peace of the Worlds Ta P n a d t the P t * P f » of America. T» P r a t K f Prosperity for Sanford. 2 T h ^ I z r a i l W EA TH ER rm tlnnfd clear »"d rold thla afternoon tad tonight, with Croat tonight escepl on eslrcmr **iuthr « l n u t!. W 'tdnndi) generally lair and »»rm rr. * AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXII E n la h lia h rd Senator Taft Hit Back At Truman Policy I00H S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ” , r f t r J w t h iU y ree,e f l L i , t e i ^ Break h Seen In . 9-Day Strike Of Polk Citrus Men W IN TKH IlilA V E N . Jan. » ~ (A V -A alight braak davrlo|ied toliar In the nine-day atrtkr front vr of Polk county citrus pickers. Principal Dana ia U>* walkout la over recognition of tto International Chemical Workaw Union (A P I.) as tha plekars’ bargaining group. In the la k e Walea dlstrb-t, one packing house which had only a handful of plckrra lit the groves yesterday rejnrted masr-normal operations today with romr Negro women In tha picking Mg crew*. ” One of the largest Crash fruit plants in tha llalnaa C ity area reported full picking trrw * at work thla morning. It Uhl net ptrk yea U n lay Iwcauae of the alow cl test* market and It had too rnurli fru it on tha floor anpwajr. Several houses In the same dis­ trict were still l«tlr. but othtra were working aa usual and at - least threw ant operating on a O -p artial basis. Because of tha lagging pu»iChrUtmus market, packing house officials generally are not dis­ turbed by the walkout. One of­ ficial in the Winter Itallren area commented: "Thla Is a most eonvrnitnl strike." Noel llu n lry, businesa represen­ tative of the union, estimates l«tween 2,600 and SJWO pkkem ^ and loaders hav* signed union ^ a u th o risa tio n cards since the allrko began. NAVAL RN RR VR8 W ASH IN GTO N , Jan . *-4/F>~ The Navy announces! today that It will order 47,000 enlisted re­ servists tu active duty during April, May and June. The re­ vised three-months quota la M r noo more than the Navy said last month would bo raided during the "i *Tg— | « ha called up Iacted* W A V E S la Urn throe potty m * filiated men la llte first thrro pay gradoa will alto bo ordeved to doty aa aoaaaar. I lia n r, air■rnq # n d atowarda. CIVIL AIR PATROL The local cioU Air Patrol win ’ ** final I’ r r s s i.ra.srtl W ir r No. 9!) Allies Battle Desperately To Halt Red Tide Menacing Escape RouteTo Beachhead New House Members Sworn In As Congress Meets Ohian Says American People Given Only ‘Yes And No* Choice On Foreign Policy W ASI IIN'CTONT" Jan. 0 ,/r, £ —Senator T all (R-Olrin) u n i lie ™ May the Truman Administration d im the American |<eo|tlr only a " y n and no” choice on furrtgn polky. In an address lu tlie National Pita* Club. Taft laid pro,>or*h aic prrtrnled to Congress »o dial it hat frw alternatives in making decisions- on international affair*. Me citrd a* example* the Unilrd ■ Nations Charter, the Marshall Plan of economic aid In Euro|* ami the North Atlantic Pact. Much of Taft's addrr»s was aim­ ed m obvious reply In President Truman's Slate ol the Union mes•age yesterday. Taft repealed hit opposition lo America’* taking the initiative in forming a great land army in Western Europe to lace ' 4 the Russians. "I think that i* much more like­ ly to hring war than lo bring peace.” Taft declared. Mr. Truman told r « n i m i yestrrday the way to pear* Is to Imlld up the western democracies lo llte point where Use Soviet’ will r«N|ieet their atrength. Administration polio W le to rreation of a combined Ktiropran defense force In which there wil* W he considerable American trtop*. although no m arl figures on U. S. contribution* has tv rr been announced. This idea lias brought opposllion from torn* Cong res- memtiers. A posalble Senate vote on It It shaping an. Senator Wherry of Nehraskn. the RrpuUiean floor leader, I.m . Intrudut etl a resolution barring tin assignment pf additional U. d. t j graond forrev ta Europe until fnn- A s M irin lril T U E S D A Y JA N . !). 1051 C o u n t y Museum Fire Chief Probes C a u s e Of 3 Fire.s Occuring In Same House Plan Is Approved By L o c a l Clubs Chinese Arc Report­ ed Building Up Big Striking Force In Ositn Neighborhood Fill «p r * i l l m t e > t i i ; i l i n n i n t o tli* 1 ...r f lue 1 t lei e| in* 1 . I M i ; I'. Korea, Jan | — Ml Korean refugees rv rep t f s m l .it llo- I............. ( I n , I oiint., 5AlJtPt tl1 lire. llllt IH-|SI>t It* itirw nf snhlters. poli.c and g o v ­ w ilkiti two i |.iv » 11rc in- it lin e \ glfAt* at 1 MW W«-«t I r1In ernment officials tods, w rre —f. o*»5BHK Ml I Inti « mU iiov . dried lo m o v r out u( s o u th e a s t •mi. yo triiU v imuinni: I wo I Korea lo F h o ll j prutinre in th e 11*5• fII tot • .ill i ante ■ili 12:51 southwest. National pnbre t hief flin a rii Ik i*i4tid'd to IIIu .1.(14*1. * k irtn Sttllltdid without n» |»MI Kim Tai Sun said the e s tim ated trrllun ut II*** lirni*. a l lrr rh lrl 550.000 nr more evrnliialiv will Die foinuimn nf 4 Senrin.Jr Df k U imI. | imi flnTiH M iii’il •»'» It taken o ff lo an Island Kim said more th a n inu.wui in T a e g u l nunlv M ..cuin A 'ncMlK.n f«r off il III Y flM'IMRM Y«I:«I h.’nl '"lull Di'iril ft»i mtill!i, %*#•»» fiifSillii** • l and shout th a t mane in P u s a n die |.ii* 1 h fmdiriuiK the «<>n-| Mlf** it lit" \f • I till " ffc :f r d . A not tor e s tim a te d m JMM«l Of IH i HOUM Of M M IM M IAItVIi. newly ata.te.lm u -tU xlsd U .t N -V c::.U :, • - J r.lll: l.zr.dt 1 mumim. i. *-i 1 i.iiiTf-iiiii 1.1 ii*.i|.c itic Rmfli' iif i iml F itn rh I t i *»••.Ml non |n Foha:ig. on Ihe e a s t ssbed as they err ewnrn In at the opening si -t >n ol the Bind Congress Administering Utc nalli It Hosts* roast will l*e mined. ti.nl klliflirtl ' Cirii.r^l 'Vmhird solleslion of i «mc whtll R • Speaker Sam Rayburn (arrow). Ills s,wech stressed the necessity for nations I .treiigth (/Mcrm-honal) *Ji I f.iiintuie. «til*«|.i.-. .nut I mhiL *, iivrt4 * U**"' 'iw |»Uinp, * Itine M | •fiir. IVFHT FR O N T . Kerrs. J a n . 9 '* »« 4H > lo .r.l l.«•I nii-lil .il lilt A Hit tit 11 n u tkt'i ♦|Hil •irrn —l - n — \ r m y in islligeme su u rcWo|tl4ll‘> ( lull bv 21 lr p r r .c n l4 - , qiiuil hum il i«* i no*'. •• ilit* ilMnnirri: e« l«d*» r r |m r t r d s m as alv r I'nlrifliiiriii I*. II Inii'diiii of ( hinr-p itcil fn rcM on live, of II. ,1! <irir.ini/.il|on> of rnrn .<111**i *i•#1.11• the w r s l r i n acclor nf the K o rean thiiiirlk *. ul t lir K llr .SI.itiMi. I He mil women. l»litiitf*tl tin I'oliro Slnl r*mi i Ih'Ii I front. F lem cn l* of si least tw o Mr- ( If I). 1. um. 41 ling <b.or- Hit Piftn*nlh St»• ti flu*. TIi" t'hinrse arm ie* were repo rted in «il«< ill h«Hii*li f ill out (I the area aro u n d ()*sn and n e a r UI4II ol lire mcrtnii*. leprc.critcrl lltr (U n til |vii\*ri i\ l.iiflit I* Hi Kiimeangfang .rhmit 12 in )% I! .tliff Hy N \ r i : i’o i.iiiv k i v . k i tbr .Sallic I bit'Miii I li t|>lrr of d.> « <i |iifK«'«l up •Fl flVl | # ( o i t l p l t l V • \|i«\l» r\|K*|iiht|irr of mile* sou th east ol (Kan. The it i n I • r* a «lioi t I ON I >ON, Jus. |) - (AY—"Gads, I) \ If w lilili sstill tbr ro-n)gM inform uitnr $ lrIaOOOcCNlO h'dI r h ir f rirv rl tiul *i id M ill rnn- rnern* buildup appeared lo be Chumley, things can't go on luin of lb. \Ynni4n‘« ( bib. I14 . nl. *11 UCIM*fl |itli|f|*•fl| t*rt* iinilrr \%.|V* 1 planned foe the sjrnngest poslike this. I'lrsl the Sc-onr Slonecihls a ll a r k . lef livihir 1*0 III! II II lnUt* mr« |>iil on ill.p i... -t io IIc i I m.Ii of dir and miss Hritannia's sword. Itad of lltf flint lift I * look I uh Ml (#»r •*.! ^imtli. |»fr•MPut. rr%r«|" Show.furnPlire III life bill 1.11. of lltr iiiiti * i i ) i him lo I 'ift• i nil. St fra I r,| ^ *1 l*l*l *5' I* l| *« t||r *(|f *f*fpl I 0 K 1 0 . Jan 1 til') Mlird Indeed lii ilunniu'a sword is w'*.iii .«ii . I bib. !*i«vit»|! n $119,000,000 *” .. I'M . . . ........ •r".'p. foriclil il” p”u lf|, linb.y lu v ltiio nvrfiirii Mtr* guile. llio •|iffo*oll livnr p? v lit if*u I mm I larry krnt, m nieniory of The four-tiHii brtmie avrord waprrjiil of fto fur o hit h »ll»i ♦him til.«|| ik«l|hlr it % Vkfriti (Tlir f.*tlint .lo.s tbr Comuiuni.i talc i "Him; IlflNN , German*. J*u i/P» IIONC, KONG. Ian. 0 — 4/1’) altarhed to n girdle round th-* -—Two grnrrsU ul H iller's etc- III. I . l r Wife, f ill, s r i r |r i ri< ril ♦him*if** in llo* toi«ih\ lion*. »*f 1 i|* ililllty. low eld the be.nl of .' "iulh Korea Ament an. in this lliituh trnwn figure of llrilannla sralcsl at the fratrd arm . sal d»«n with A l­ .mil .liow n in dir (>11111 of 4 w.«liml II. I!**y . J. J. Jm m .. and nienacinn the I ’ S. Highlit Kf\ plflfri t* f < » i I • I ill* lllfl'* colony bordering Rctl Chins srr l*se of a statue of .Vnlslitnri ls>rd lied official, lists) (or secret Til** •‘••mil •' hfftH* DIO Jllaaeait (r.linril . Ii obm but 4 ml .. w tr.ilb Airny < rrtrc.il mute In the p!d Clyde, the Indian mutiny hero. talks on piiltlnr uniformed H er­ V * f *•(!(•*I litr.lLl | * f*I| I hit* 75.CKMI bring warned today to remove nf li-.ll f|»>«r|%, l-up-dirr w ill. •< ill |ir ir r p | ild lP iM tl noil fl/ltoRgr II cva» ri|Mirtid missing last I ’u.an bcaibbesd their families bcrsu.c ol the wor­ night by the Ministry of Works, man. in the or.trrn force nf i.iv rrirt. I Itr.c Mill lie tin liu lrd in lo ill* ilfU fltlff * n * I iro i |nl (it K U pi ilit I n l*r |d*4lnl Ml th* It.l'Nt ffoiM tin •»••*I•«t fi|f nml General I >wIghi |). I'I.rnhower. two I rnted Nalmn I.eMabon' predathly swiped seimrtlnie last sening situation in lire Orient. ?*H*» !*• (optrnts Imllptifor *h»th- !*•%%r | p v l I i M l lilt* pi l||t Hill I*** .•Mat led . i Red Korean (nice test) who |rd the In.s.lon srro»a tbe ||m- iii <I n u n i.JIrilHMI hatunlay night nr early SunU. S. Corool General W aite P. Rhine only live years ago. Tke II. J itl.lr. Gnl t«|.| of h ls (IHM •»»r. 4llllr In vrrpplv |W'Wct (or i p p t ' . s i ol Ii stile* merkesl clay morning. Inn Germ'an grncrsl. were part roller lio n nf -rintllfir ISWSellie \tttooiffIl llo fill van* l (»l|l • lu i t c | , 7 s.OeMI .i ik iit.o n .1 Im in c > miles tmith MrConaugliy told a tprtial new. The stautr is ill Walelloe. of a drlrgallon nf five whirh aal Wonpr. r»ad bob abandoned Monwhii-h. hr tal'.l, hr w.mld I# glail phi* *) * .liti|*iil hul, <urunliii|; !«• conference no arlual emergence I’lare, right off Fall Mall, in rto»n wltk »r*rn \mrrlean. In Irinl In the new nin runi. | | r I ’llllf < I m ImImJ, HtM»th« » I ill \%4*. Al l. wtatbllen il.,• 1 c*i it (i.m* •lav I d the D m Ii . it »een hut that the warning "is tin- In-art of l/mdmi. French and llrill.h irtieraU and raiitlnrird, hreaever. Ngainet «'i' ip ' lvn l fotii lonir. hit* r ul «% • |f* p t r l m u nf lb. l i . f W l K W pi m l An Allred *egimeni lo u n t r r - a tSevitlaiel Vanl ikteetive-s, still official. In ncrnlialr technical more or low peerjiilrontiv” plan e« pre.-.etil »« enlilMne tin ' M . Mini tlllllltfjft ff**iii th li fit* myslifitd hy the dl nppenrrnce «|iir.|lnn. conrctnini the Allied I'sIslLs iu>l M|.,NISm >•( Illial l.n k d m n g ( ntumui r t l " i e r N si* b . • 1homI* «I mI am RiMiliitii«l pr«p<>rerl lutl-enin with their civic •An official rirtu ld is lerusit put ,.f Ike I'nronntfou |Rm*e from •n«l nlv lin e , lllc'stion. m.l rr I mile, .outhwe.t of Wnnju • I In ral-c < Grrmsn f-*rr «U ' ».Mills- - i. Ip |M ih ■t. ,. vw Old by lire, ron-nlsl” CTJtrtsl to­ VVwatwihister Alde-y on -Chrs*te • f 150,aim men Inr the Attsirtli* - 1 , .. 1 ,| pi ....... umier Allo.l 4,tif|e.« In,,,., d ’ bell Hint *h*lfi .^l ho*i| - i)ft#|, dl ll t f l f.i'fd.c- iV tiil on .n.'ll.'i mas l»ay. w rrr it lt t k a l to the l*art army. morrow to (hr MXI head, ol nee* theft. pl» .u l l.nil.lllig n. I- wool.I re. 'M l lt«*ta till niornifira fit** 7S.0frf( KW plant bo.ill) lie rom into tbe R e ,| , and fndilri l»>mto» ipiil. -il 1*4*1 $|.*41,1MSI, he -late.I American families in the • •iloriy. Tleey had these facts to work l O N TA IM JII I AU. I . . . . . . . I nr. i sfm th.- tih)crt ha-1 t—<-ti hr..light no ut t»ri«» i«if*4io r a llh l t<• put **«i' plrtcil in i ' * . i . flic I", .'tool of | t'|erei| ilow p nr *I-■r Mip|c)f. »« fit* t*l llir 4tnr hoiit**. Nearly 1,400 Americans aie ye- on: 'l l-T) (ieneral Dwight D. ini.. irmieml ilbeii-.lnn. I i-l-l dl.pal. I" «.il tlie I ik I i I .Sh«*itl>' .iftn I *M» iiY lo r! *ln llii plant > dl .l»i»inl on lb .m l. »l Saturday night, tendon was gilleiecl lierr. The list ini lude, a 11 ::.n n»vtah*t • ••( taral d r n Pn: -1ill wa» ratfinp 'h ynlv b efo re 10*11Oil |* f II«Ml* Il hutlhtl fol Intif* l tilled to overflowing with n r- Liw nhnwri. oubtsiv romnia oriel cliilw eanimt get Ingrtlu-r on m I I'lio un hour ii hleiri- «ii *i *i| hy IMlpul.ltloll g|»,t til ”1 lilt 1c in>>.I ! laige number of Ainenran nli/en- •or fans who travelled from all the Aibiutu I ’j . i nations, a»ii*c.l tjll.I.M) lillihling, I don't »«-e why N'l I'XploHiuif oil «t**\*it ol thr IV|>c. o f b n i i u e s i , we in ilil lo o k im-lmtlbt foe'day of Cliinrse descent. part- of the country tu take in II,. i .011,1. i .ti • l i. mite* here Irnl-.y lo uu|wi I lltr lo ub a group lit,.- till* *hou1d dlsciir- a lioiitr of M Nr|fin on Niolli StriMt y e a l s m l " t b r ( i i l n i . In p i u l i i l e I’U A siib.tanlial numbs-i of Amen- tin fooihull a <uniat Inn matrhi’A. •olidiwesl «-| IX i.iiiu . i f tn lire tt.%11.iMMt hnll.llog," m l Mr. Gut. Ih P i f f h llllk o fl' .»(t*| I 4*ri*'•I \v* • .Suiulay nioming It wan gone. i|uartrrs ol lire h.r-|mv*rr Him.- "\v. In.ill.I fare realities. We m< in. I'M.c.I glim lit well .ilicarl *.l .rrei e.lierr tbr |l”di ;!.rrre.t • rant already ha. left Hong Kong. mu**, Aliotlt it fourth «*f t lit- I mmi.* Could It have been tlie C ar­ scl. I'ait Dcfcn.c Alltsncc. nl.xit two y.arv Iste with such lime", .aid Mi ( •f**|P»l .Smith, tl a lu ll mile Monday md Allied force, b i o *lr t royrtl. At 7:10 o NI im I Dependent, nf fisc American com­ lisle follow era lo show they harkAlter nrrelinii I rcnch I ’rr.KJrnl an hlea. I lielliwc that *.> will this fiMiruififf n firr At I'M I Wil- |M»% %*'f t M|I|MIIV JMr iul**|it. panies were warned last tc-rek to eel their 8c-otlUh nelghlairs? C a r­ lain tecovered moil ol ,I.-rv*I f»**m lisle Is light oil the Under of Vintenl Auriol in I’ati. rarlv m M>.n la- il. a im-i i .hI of all-out IIa iii ** A trn u t «lu* to a A thifiL*. N"w inml, IT.V I. hi* return home- Some R n li.li residents Seotland. l u supporters were In \>to.ii on die write,n Ironl prr|Mitinp for a third 'Vmld \t« l, a fIn*. «-MU*r«l a hllirht Amount «»( l i i n r r tIn*ti «l**nt*l«*l It • j trill the morning. Kisenlwrwer tn.«tlc •« n >at that will la- hardei «n «* dam«ifr. and wealthy Chinese hate gone. a gay inocal Saturday after the «A|*Al*llity ' Ml*’!’ V I M.l* , l»ru*t* *1. ..nib ol abandon'd ’ • m s a t <1 . s i l s s - s **■ r * i * ■!*» unsnnnunrrd m Versatile. " s r U s s M III twas a, t . At H:AI o'rlork )• t*uji4' *ft« • M tpw t.«vi*t a * I I II.i a ,i|( The official warning came at no •ram pullrcl one of thr .eason's in<|o-fl lit. W.iibl W it II hc.nlfiim»ii f•r• m m w rrr i a II t i I t»* put • **mi *a ** •i t»# .•iii.ntm Ul«*v(i%t»4 higgi-st upsets hy holHing IrUtlsurprise. Americans have been dun's champion Arsenal t'luli to eiusrler. in the Hotel I n mot. o'lt a i*r*u9 fit*’ liraf tlo liomr t|»**ll. •***•• 9 a II> t»* lliMft, «•• •’ watching Chinese Red force, on a •eeirele,.. draw. .. ., i i . of I* U j.»j|i| at I ra .h Sift 1 Ilotb V en a rib .mil l*i.iit.in the neighboring mainland swell In Wa. it ju .t a high pint eel •ml Aiiford Avmttit »»*!*• a im h**vnr blesn have mentioned *• upportrra of a vic­ it i . . . <n havi bo» •• 1 Ih* «utotiiohih a hi* It tm**l an army of more than diJOOO in pi stik hy torious tilth, kUrh as a goal pos.ible -rtr. b.i die five .tar f •• ’’ tli* i;*5 *iltnr ptimp aim! rt t •till lyitflil r ApAhillt • to *• *1*11*1 the pa.i month. po.l rush In llif Culled S ta irs? eisl'. heathpiaHeit o Iradci «l r|r inilil* i»f <*'.v#t**4i K lh*H»t I *•* nftrr a ! thr M«»tof * Inn ** Ilnng Kong, through which |lriIf aallaaed *>• «*•■» • a»e*i I l n a l l D . r A • • • r « f 9 BM» Or was It an net nf reprisal 12-nslion army. tiah trade with China pas-.-,, I for the theft of 11m* Srone Stone? I A K K I.A N D . Jan « —(A1 <7»hl Mr. F.lolse llrK in n 'v . 20. of At f'ontaurebleau Ikr |.il .1 b ill Wednesrlav morning with scattered at the mouth of the Canton River, Kinukly Scotland Yard didn'l Sanford, died today In sn O rla n d o about M) mile* south «f hr tag know. Il sent Its men to rail­ hour briefing on 411 rlrfrn .r in float in all dlstrlete was furerast lirnpltal. S h e w as the reond fa south China ftty of Canton. The way stations and all night enfes We.tern Europe m 4 tonfcicu' < tinlay by U10 Federal Kl.’.l r Kro.t (silly ras u ltin g from an nutoprobil* Island was faded to Urilain Icy In I he hope of finding Miliirotie Warning Krtvlce for peninsular archlent Surniav in Fanfnrd. with Ait ( ‘biel M .l,b«l Sir J.m ■ • China In 1*41. The oppodtr peni­ who saw someone brandishing W. b. f.'hapnuin, te' )rst ><ld Her rnotlirr, Mr- Huelc l . r s h t m , Floriiln. Receipts of the Hanford !'•• t nsula of Kowloon, nil the main­ Bcnorthlng like a four-fool brunts M. lit Jib. rommsntler-in-« btef '•! Weather will warm un W rdnr*. resident n l West | ,r • htrr«l, Office for I'l.'.d m ir f|.005^55. .1 who a iiffr ir d com o .i|on. I"‘ck and land, was reeled tv IIHtaln tu sword sometime Saturday night tbe (I iiicm -I. group's 4ir * « It.".. day night with no frost seen •Ii>-I i . mI sv at P:2f> A. M. follow­ 75 percent Incn u >• over the !<*•!» a I'toki'ir a r m , is in fair condition IftCfl and forms pari of Ilnng oi ••rir.etinie Sunday morning. (iguic of $.'7I*,7H2, Fnttmaster J"*l in the Hanford hospital. A b r o t h e r , I lien lie went for 4 lotli of ike TI.uis.lMy <>r Friday, the forrea.t ing sn illnea* of -I* month*. Kong. Tha Isirel Clyde statue she»w!. Horn July 25, |Ht'4) in Gtoii Field slaled frefay. Howard G ra h a m , IM. was killed said. 11 esaafI tow*-e HR Mill Tire complete forecast for to­ Hill, Ain. Mr. rhapniHtt t.ad live.) Tim Crown r’nlmi), , great cen tlie -nldler with his sword lie utllihntrd tho increafc Isir* • instantly. Ire of trade to the Orient, »•> sheathed. At his f«ed llrltannk< night and Wednesday. in Kan ford fol 51 y.-nts wlon ly tu Florida Fashions vlio»e pn tal Others injured in Ihe accident occupied hy the Japanese on sits on a lion. The sword was In Clear -klee ami ruthrr cold wlllr III wa . engaged for u tiuuil«-r nl •■ill ,he said, wa larger Ilian Ihe were liolihv .Iran Graham, 111. who scattered frost In all districts. Chri-’tiuas clay, IM L Thrs <or- a no-tal container on her skirt. year* in r.-lny fanning. Hr wn entire receipt ■nf nfflrr* Ira-at.-'l in Miffcr.-d Internal Injuries a n d a C isSlItSM o» e * . , aisi i i 's s i i s s m o s rwa* u . i I.lght northerly winds with periods a m rm lTr of the First Methodist -H ie, with a pupulntinn ».f tWi.OtMl broken a r m , and D"w G ra h a m . 12, of m ini In north and rentrnl dis­ Churi'h mimI of MmsonIr 1-o.igr r,2 t'ami llatloiis sliowi-d an Incren e who suffered shock und a slig ht K N IK K h i . w i n g A U T O IIIU L K IIH tricts and light northerly winds of Son ford. of II iTirent user 1!*tl*. During cornua,ion. lie h a , now M c „ diaPA I.M K 7 T 0 . Jan. »—1/1*i—John MIAMI R E A C H , Jan. 0 <-11 with Intervals nf calm in southern Hr is survived hy two dsiigli- iur.ll tin- Hanford Post Office paid i h a t g i d from the ho-pitnl. Joseph Miller, alioiit to), » m*i Automohllc Healrra were advised district-, with some indication* nf ters, Mrs. U. F. llrMiiMii and Mr -. IH.2H7.fil I In money orders and Mrs. McK inney, whr, wa- a !e|n . •lalll with a knife l»i< U-t hy mh of F rriid rc l Truman*: • 1 s a l l s s M lia S i r s s i t e The C lt) Comml-slnn fa il nlg't becoming noMhesrterly mi lower ()<I«v 1m Ruinlde). two son-, tt nigh: and his hrhle ol -three ronsultants l-nlay to “gel your ruled agHlii.l the teionlhg to min- east roast morning. Tcrnpcraturrs F, nml K. T. Chapman all »( Sl'i^it;'.' postal notes, issuing tin . i rv ehccls at mnrv than 57.720.tM7 M IN IH 'N T f ON l | M F-H wrek* ia (wing held for Invrsltgn. house in order" for the mobili­ mrrc'vl um * of thr south aide ..f on high ground will It about aevtu Sorif* rd; one aider, Mr-. .Ml.no nr more than any other offl’-.' In SAN IML'GO, l a i d . J a n 0 lion. sation program. Twenty-fifth Street Utween Fink degree* warmer than temperatures IlMrnr of Montgomery, Ala.; one the state e.rept lacksonvllle, which It was tha first all-while slay­ Frad A. K rafft, Im 'jstrlal re­ and Sarfo n l Avenues following » on low ground lorsllnna. I^.wesi ■Irler-ln-law, Mrs. W illi. II Tstr, ns rent ml accounting office ” 10110 Itll- A m an hiip ' continued w ith ing in Manatee county In 27 lations speriallit in the Offira hearing in which a number of rr I- temperatures In the rolder low Kanfor.l: nine grandchildren nnd ■redit for transactions of all pn t llli l cm• tug tempo •hrmighout the west today for the elusive Hill years. of ManiNiwcr, earn* hrrr to at­ dents In the vicinity ohJfete«l to thu ground location* will occur between five great grandchildren. offlrts other than first class In the Cook, a Missouri hadman, " a n t e d Hheriff Roy I laden rvportrcl tend the annua) convention of changr. Cltv Manager Clifford Me 5:00 and A:00 A.M. Wednesday. Funeral service, will |«- lirl-l slate. | for the possible -laying of eig h t Mrs. Rila Vrcndrll Millar ami the Nationol Automobile Dealers K Ihlil 11 aahl this morning. Gainesville district: 21 to 2M dr^ at 2:50 I'. M. tomorrow at KrirkDuring I'.'fiO r lly rlcllverv service d ia ries Hardy, A4, are held in Aasoelatlon. H r is srhedulc-el to *M mci Funeral linin' witli It. v. I. was cstrode.1 to include llighlsn-l pet'one In a rros* roontry trail Mark N. Cleveland, J r ., »m greee. thv rnunty jail while p.-otic of speak at a manpower rllnc to­ stmkesman for '25 residents nf tke Upper east cos.t district: 25 lo |„ McKinley officiating. Ihirial Park. Rosalia Drive and to the 2WM) of terror. In tin last frw 5s the hu nt morrow. tha killing Is made. nrlghtairhood. fllijeetlnn waa ma-la .'PI degree. will la- made in F-vcrgrcen feme hha-k of Kanfuril and Palrncttn centered siring lit* M -lean Ion Orlando and north iMirllon of lery. to retonlng of the area In a "pie. * Avenue*. dcr hut In seat tend •••eitona of meal manner," and It wa* pnlntH lltnoksville district*: 27 to 51 «lr T tsa«, O re g o n , Karims, New nut that lots In the new tone n"t grecs, ptw-kels 25. Mrxirn n n i <'s!lf'>rnl» jittery rR IRidge. Ilnrtow. and south portion used (or butlnou purpoum wouM reus liave repor'r.1 sighting men of llrooksvillc districts: 2N to 52 he unsuitat.le for resident Ini use. irw a lla a v * ns Cass Ma» resembling th e t L y r a r - o t d e i C lly Manager Cllffonl MrKIhh'n ronvtr t. was m iurstcd to klurly ratra and R X sC O N V IC T ‘NURRRNDRRH regulations of tasirab. In other Ml AM A. Jan. tl-i/V)—A middle ritles. The Commission re,joe»tr.| IX3NDON, Jan. Q - fflY -Tim free pre»« ol Europe today hailed this after S. A. Allen. Yellow fah agvd es-convM-t who arlviscsl a lly O L IV E R W. D EW O L F High yesterday SI Pirsirlm l Truman's Slate of the Union speech as a morale buildrr for C«.. operator, oblertesl to the pi-- lady In a downtown hae In rail tow today 35 sent maximum charge of lift eenta the F i l l because lie was wante-l, WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 (/!’) >Sru,' r Mrf artby s i l« l .S o if U n all nalSMH n litring Red aafwasiow. voluntarily surrendered to the Rain 00 Reflecting tha grtieril approval eipirued in the Drithh (ircts last In !h« rtly north of Twenty-fifth F B I for the 12,000 bank rtiblwry of thr Army Pace lialay In Irll linn bov "»en et military menage," Total rain. Jan. ."I Inch Rlrret, and Ml rent* In the elly night, newspapers in France. Belgium, Scandinavia and other nation, sotr'h of that street. last November of the Seattle, became available In lolumuul Drew IV a wn. Jan. normal rain 2 '<•'> inches. under the Communist shadow satdO tbe Wiiconrin Itepublnan. wlrn i, engaged m a ruiiriuig fru.l **tlh Fuirhase nf two FalrtmnV>. Wash.. First National llank. the sprerb would harden Western leaders to "do as a sll In defining Mono pumps at II.4IB each for Kd Atason. agent In charge of Pearson, made public a letter ltd 1 Ruiopo'a will to dafend Itaalf. what the demand* of rradtnesa, use of the Water Department was the Miami FB I. *al.l Waller which he told Pare sm all”! than has been genvially "ff someone Is actually stralinV rritortml. Aa yet there waa no reaction without war, must he." approved. The purehaw- e. as 'n line Hugo Hrhramm. 44, of San Fran ­ JA C K S O N V IL L E . Jan'""« —I T ) cisco, related to ag.nt* how I t The Faria L ’Auhe, whleh speak* Pearson replied Ihs* lieforv reported from Moaeow, but elsesecret decoded message- from tlie with the rr* omnirnilsilori* of A. F. 54 25 where the Comrauniat praaa, with for the Catholic Popular Repuhll- Michael., Orlando engineer, who wrote a note to the teller of the Pentagon and handing them lu using thr rabies from General Atlanta 2« 13 IU usual slngW atrard, branded ean Movement (M RP) of French Investigated Ronford'e water sys­ International branch, Seattle First Pearson the lire* of many of our Ihurglas MnrArthur's Tokyo head­ Hoslun 11 14 National Hank, ami demand*.! voting men and the -rru rlly of quarters "I controlled the Peuta- llrownsville the apaach aa a naw step toward Foreign Minister Robert Hchu- tem. ta 14 man, cal lad the eaoarh a "great *5) Wsatiler permitting, the C>»n- 12.000 in |5, 510, ami 520 tails. this nation are In gravt- danger." g»m, which »s»urr*l me then Chicago a "war «f a cjrtaaia*.’*'* ta 14 Th* unidentified woman railed In a Kanate speerh last Friday, wnutd lie no security risk pro­ Denver r- reputation" of C . I . Senator ' Ip reopen the Mu20 57 Robert A. Taft's demand for Pool on Feh. IS. the F B I last night and aald a MeCarllnr enatg.d that "some vides! tin* dates of Ihe rata* wera H r, Meinaa 41 M of deep voted to ogarese ■aa told her, while the aat in man In the ilreodlng room (at the changed and a few words omitted. Pm no ID New York > Hanford lion*- • downtown cocktail lounge, ha Pentagon) la gulltv if high trea­ T i l s wa* done." U n McCarthy contended both In Lit* PI*o*ail« ta r Atobagtly, and wpaetallv to waa wanted hr the F B I and ad- son" If tto message* ouMished by 31 11 Ralph Oowrar, etolrauw. fo r offorta steed to r to V ail up tha whisk­ Pearson In B column Dec. 30 ware speech and in hla letter to Paco Washington A 29 authentic. that publication of the purportedly Jackson villa ta teewrlnr for Senford and Golds­ er boyra." SO M She did 10 and a few minutes The column raid in rsssnee that secret message* with only minor Miami boro tbe Castle Brower Housing 44 Project, and tha w v project on later two agent* took Schramm the Chinese Communist army changrs might materially help Tallahaaaa* ta M Tampa fCmotto*** Oa Pag* Two! Itto custody. flfh tliif tn Korut U cottiiderably whWi woelt la now pending. Group To Organize In T ryA t Housing Gen. Sanford Collection Florida Power To Spend $19 Million On Construction Familie*s Should Britannia's Sword Eisenhower Visits During Big Headquarters O f Leave Hong Kong, Swiped Football Holiday Five Power Army Consul Declares Americans Are Told Situation I s Be-> coming Dangerous 75.000 KW Plant To Be Built On Hast Coast During *51 W estern Powers Meet W ith Germans To Discuss D e f e n s e yyi Cow TiMiipurtan res rredided Tonij^lil In Cenlrul Florida Second Victim Of Collision Dies In Orlando Hospital W. 10. Chapman. !MI Post Office Receipts Ycurs Old, SiKTiinihs Increase 7:i Percent City Commission Vetoes Re-Zoning 25th sStreet Area Foreign And American Newspapers Approve'State Of Union Message McCarthy Asks Explanation Of How Pearson Acquires Military Secrets Sanford Went her The Weal her % rt rt ■Li* *•f l t . i. trja ■O �* a .» — 5®tYr ♦ a NT- 7 *£ r» V :V f c** r*»' ’ ■f • t m stx •^ 1 k 1 1 1 }* r } 1 r K-V: • 1 r, ►n V ,i i S* i1A I f St 1 V- *c t f ;p i t MONDAY JAN. 8. 1931 THE TANrOHD HKHALU. viANFORp, FLORIDA IiHW School Dean To Address World Federalist Group ! W ■ Vy f> [ ■ r v i- ■5* / ' MOUNT DORA. Jan. K (H p* rial) — Florida’* adrocalea of a United Nations empowered to enforce peace will lirinir an au­ thority on law sod government to KI»tl<U to lw I hr speaker Ml l)ir Kialr Assembly of Dio Itnilnl World F n lrra lU U to l>e held ai Dir IlilNIoirt) llotrl, Tain|>n. Sal unlar an«l Sunday, Jan. |.*i and It. I llh t l Nurds lireae, a la lr information director, announced to­ la jr. Ilr la Henry Brandis, J r., Ilruii of Dir University of North Can> lina School of law ami fmmrr n n U lan l to thr representative of Dir Unitor! Nation' Srriirltw ConnHl’a CommlltSe of f!m>l Offices lo Indonesia, Mra. Rrr«r aald. Itrrngnlxed a* one of Dir l*e*l U'itlmritira nn thr Milijrrt of wnDd government. Oran Itramlia will address Dir liaiKiilrt session of thr assembly al 7 I* M. at Dilltllalwnr**. A graduate hini*r|f frntn Dir North Carolina University. Uran llrandl* ha* licen teaching I hr? <• shirr 1930. Ilr lirrainr Itran of Dir lain Krli<ml In 1919 « ft* i a Ira rr of absence lirtwrrn 1912 and 194*' to -rl> r nilli (lir |i. S. N * * >. returning to inartivr duty a* a lirulrtiant comtnandrt a ftrr duty at two Jim a and Okinawa. Piutn li*t* to IU 9 , lie a* A member of thr Rlatr Commission for thr Improvement of thr AdaMiui*li«tw.n of Ju-tlrr. Active In thr affair* uf thr A*S'*elati»n of American l-aw Ht IhmiI*. IN an Brandis i« a mem­ ber of thr American Judicature Korlrty, the Amcrlrau I -aw Inatltiitr. and thr Amrrirnn A**nrlation of University I'lnfr*or». ‘A* a leading Federnllsl, h< la a ntotnlwr of thr Nation*'' F.sceullvr Courrll of U W K . Tlir Ktatr Aurmbly w ill open at 2 F . M. under thr direction of George tawls, Lewis Hlal* Hank. Tallahaoee Htatr (tranch Chairman, with a full meeting •* inrnilxe* from all part* nf Flo­ rida lo form the Date program for polll leal art inn In Hcht nf pre-erd wothl event*. In recent year*, annual flood |o»»r* In the United Htatr* have averaged more than li lt ) million. It I* ratlmated that ahnul Ir. |«*r cent of V J i. pupil* Mill attend om jreym schools. (inrrira had almut four million f a r la * payer* before World II. There are about M mil- Wonju T ails o f ned the war. Hut the time table appealed to liavr !■••• n thrown off halannaiotind Wonju Thi* wa» confirm**! ll ontlnnid ►lure faa«* tlfte » Id lO fll v%fir 'ftfii Clnr»r*e- 4imir>, bv tn<> South Korean pHxonrt* v bo Iiad lircn pritoncra of tha |M»ul>l> 210.000 nirn. ami llirn IChlOOM in thr Wonju rector One Lo ir.iu R .(| comiaclc-. w«. releaaed, thr other rreaped. Tliry *aid tlic Chlnrce told them Tlien the ilclemici* j I miiiI' nrd *.f plan* to take Ynju, |H mile* ilir town .mi! it% airstrip Allirti l wr*t of Wonju. hy Satmday night. warplane* strafrd ami lire-Urmlted A U.N. patrol wrar in Y*iju Sunday « . 1II||| altri thr withdrawal. All without r<mtarting the enriny. The Kniean Red communion** for ammunition tiam w»» Mow up. Huoduy hroadraM hy the Mo'inw U. S. Fight Army ImailrjuaDcn radio mid the Rod*, "hrenking •aid Allied caiualtrr* w rir liyhi down enemy re*i*tanre, rontinued ■ lining thr holdinit action. Iic.nl to advance on all front*." Thr rommunicpie laid the If. H. ipiartri* taid fighting ronlimird ?.'*th IHviMon ami ttrlti'h 27th in llie Wonju aira. Ila 'l ami West llligade ftufftir.l "Ina.y ...... in fivhtiiig around K«tiul Jan. ft and nf tlir citV. One battalion roulttcrntta* ke*l 4. It *aid linin' than VHI Am rrirunMonday morning. Imt pnllril t*ark nod Hriti«h were killed or wounded. In I ' u *:i i i . Uie'idrnl Hyiiginan a. irr a brief field. Plnnr* attacked Red* on rldgre on Woniu'a flank*. Hher told A I* eorreapondrnt Juek Till' Alllrd reaiguard -till wn< Mai Hrth n half-million Mouth Kofighting drsperntriv to tilork the It* <1- from a nouthward weep that would mrnarr Ibr main hoy*l of U.N. troop*. |l RlHhNM rtreaaa |‘ap* Hint General MacArthur* *mnmary, timed lit 2 : in P.M. Iiad irpnitrd U. lr ll" f ami C|| tm irr thrmigh Die N. troop* north of Wonju had acren -eight ha o f an Inch Ih irk withdrawn, but K arr no indication w indow. T m n -artinn* will le- inade tiv wnc of n eliding draw er in Ihry liml given up thr rity Abmi main, a U.S. Kighth Army »i*okc*- w tin h nil money will la- p larrd man had -aid: "A* of tit*' rnrly and pil'hed in ntl'l our by Dohour*today (Mondavi wr 'Uncon­ teller or eii'lo m cr. Mr '|i Nlllty e*pn - .m| the opin trolled Wonju." MnrArthur'* *tuniuaiv * a I d ion Dial diive.in luink* iipiipi~-l heavy ra-ualtie* were lliflirtrd on • oil tin. lyiw of window, dee in ned the lied*, It reported Allied troo.u and liullt by Die Klim Maehlni l a.I withstood heavy pressure on Co., are >nfer from the danger of rnblwry Ilian Die roii'eotineul Wonju'a cart aide. I McNulty (irmip T h r CoinmuniM* hud priirtratrd the drva*tatrd city** outakirt** Hun ■ *av only to l>r hurled out liy u counlriaiiark. Ho fin e r wa» Allied resistance that air ohrervrra saw lied I loop* aiiancinir in two mile*. ..u t of Du low ii . In one fight, Wonju'* de fender*, killed 470 North Korean* and took 71 pri-onrra. flail weathri Kuoduy limited U. N. warplane* to |e»* than SMI sortlca. i'ilot« re|iorted Inflicting nn catiinulnl 700 rn*u.iltlc* in rlo- .ground auppoit mi'»ion*, d* ijHUi the low ovi-rra't. Three rruiurr*—«lie IhH.H. Uncheater and the U riti'li Navy’* O ylo n and Kenya—tminhardrd th* we*t roa*t mot of Inrhon Kundav far the fouith (traiRht liay. In ­ chon, 1M! inih • we*t of Kenul, wa* nliaoiloppi) ),y I*. N. forrr.- Jnn. S Allleii Naval unit* were lni»y al*o on the ra*t count. Four Amrr ■ran deatreyrr* and two Kiameie warehip* iMiumlnl m il and mad target* nluni- a fin nnte *lrrlrh id •hr m a il ninth of Die Uttli I’a>nl let. A large llrd fane »n> iej*irte.t tno'ing Miuthward iihuur Dial mute la*l V*.ck. In Tohji,. obsrcvrr* noted that the (*hine*e llmrlnldr nf "peiatlnnIta* lo-ryi ••nudliny or even-diny that of the Nofth Koieon nffen*|yp of ln«t Jane and Julj-1 which l>l*e. t .’<1 rn* imrking *|>are I* pro* vlded In rhe r e v for bank eilatom* • r V r. ttrN n ltv mlctr-l m i *. lie added Dial till* I- Ibe fil 1 •if Dure drive-in bank* planned tiV Die M-veu n<rml>*i| liank- of ft' McNully group. Aiinri'a, will nl'o lie built ill Kli'lmmee ami N>» .Smyrna llrarh. 'Ir MrNldly r*p|.till'd Dint, while "tdv one window ha* lirrn in-lnlled at pie>ent, *|iarr for •h*ia- 'nine lm* liceii provided In the run*1ruction plan'. I lr 'ahl Dial manr of thr 20 drivr-ln liank* In Ftoiidn m e handling a Volume exceeding fHKt cuMiunera jk-i dav Tin- Anne* ia cipnpiad with a new vault If! hy JO fret in dlmen►|«o to handle the r*|iaii*f"tt e«> lu-etnl fiotn thr rnlaigrd Small l.oan iN-pnttmrnt and the drive lo window. K. A. Ityaon wa« general eon* tm clorj Itrggie M a'.ry had rliarg r of Die pla-teinir and W. O. Ilridgr* Die niaaonryt W. J. King tn-tailed I he iilnmblng und F. H. Rnndult, J i . the elta-Trical wiring and the hgldiiig flitu re i) F M. Kngliah had chaige of Die lovfiitg; Ituugh. e il\ A S'ui of t(fUndo in-tailed the uir r'in'Iilloillrig and heating ev 'tein»; The Atlantic Marble and Tile Co. of Daytona llrarh. Dip til'fionta; ami Dm Henkatik filu«a A I’nlnl fo „ thn [ late gla*' window*. Howard (iraliam Eisenhower Plans |l **«t|«M»il M M Ol»f i phone ofin.ilnr Ini the pail two yruir, wa» liam leiird yr iritlwy Imm FeinalcM-iUKldon Memorial 1 1" ’pilal. w lirir all of the injured hid been taken, lo Oiangr Mem­ orial ll'i'pdal Ini an o|M-iall'in In irinotr a brain riot. I In "imlilidn it itill lr|Mirlrd In I m- i litre tl. Tw<* Ncgr'ie', dr*crilinj liy I'oIjrc r h ir f (I William« a* be­ ing tlrrink at Die time «.f thr r«lII mio of I !• |(r lliiirk Sedan with the Iftrta Ford redan in which thr Dinham' were riding are undrr ariral. and one uf them, tin- driver nf thr Hoick Arthur William*, fa'e rrinilital pric • rollon At pie-rnt he i* In City Jail, following his arre-t liv I’aiiolrnrn Jnr and J l r t Hick on on a rharr* of rareIm* and negl'cml driving. pnlire Chief William' ledntrd out lliat thi- wa Die firr-t fatal traffir accident l«> orriir **itHir Dir ritv limit- m more than a vrar. During tP6n there were no death* due l „ Iraffir accident* wilhln the city. ||r ipiotrd nnitori't', who t>ad lirrn pa-red on Twenty-fifth S irrr-1 liy tile ttnol., a* xtilting “it* »|.rr.| wa- in ever - of *<*• mile* and hour The Ford, travel­ ing north on French Avenue, wa* Idl on thi idr with terrific impail. " U -iliil >t !*• * 1*1 I Into 1 telephone pole. The Hoick wa* 11111001 over tint none uf the three nrrii|iaid' Including Nathan Spar­ row of ‘J lu J A rit Tenth S ii« d n..| late l"hn-»>n of ftl'J W r *1 F.levenlh Street were more th-ir tindeed. Sheriff I* A Mem la in i th»morning Dial he tmd orderp'l V'1*1 t«m 9»* Itr fiM»' i'-il hv Deputy Charlr. Itrck on n rtmign of dninVeniie»B. At the t ini' of Die arrliletit. he old"i A D luir William* wa ru*h lag S pet tow to lh<- hoenllal f'P 'reatmen' of a -unerfie'al wotind In the *holllder. allegedlv InOlet nl hv 8 |iariow‘' wife with an *er nick after S|»err'>W' l elHre'*d liom*' aficr lieiog aim o' all ftb'lil an liait of Die ilav William*, who i ••* I I " « n' 't vall**#* n * i * r n # i i h i relicmi witb I rem Ii leader*. H m meeting al lire Drfrntc Min* utry wai eipected to U«l well into llie afternoon. Modi wa* eipetled I" tell liim three French division', now m Germany, areal hi*di*|mrel Similar pledget have been made hy ilie United Stale*. Rulain. Italy, Belgium, Canada and orlier coun* trie*. Their enntrihulora will form the imrleu* of a Koropc-an Interna* tiunal Army expecte,! to grow In more than I.OOOJktn lo ldicri, ac* lor* and airmrn hv IOa.1 . Tin fainr .1 World War Ii trad­ er arrived in 1 ‘ari* yeaterday to head an International forrr to de­ fend thr We*| again.I Cnnimiui* l*m. Al oner he *ervr*l warning that any nation, tempted t» text the power nf the We»t had tietir r think long and carefully aleiiit Darting anything. KUenhowrr’e arrival here marka Id* first formal viail in min of •hr F.uroiiean |iower that will give him min and rnarhinm for Die tinny D.e If-natir.n Atlantie Community ha> *akni him to >ii a*e to fend off •ni.'C'*l*n from the K ail. After a ouirk lour of Die North Atlantie Treaty eountrie*. Kiirn* hpyer It daUd t*. r .t.iu , to Wa'hington late thia month, lie eomea *>ark here around mid* Kehriiarv to liegin the tank of uniting into full Oiieniliou hi* Supreme llendouarier* A l l i e d I'-.wer* in F.tirnp.* (K IIA P F l. In lniu-» a* e'lOfideiil a* though he h***l imi d'yi'lon* al hi* nunmand, inatrad of the doven or %o rradv for him I" Iiad, Kiteohnwrr *|,-ei''re«t ye'terday: "Arouarvl and oolie*|.. there Inethlnr which lh>- i.ation* of the Ulantir rommnnltv rannoi artilove. I * t iho-e who might l» lemnled fo put ltd* iw*-e.-r to the li»t, |winder well t*-e l-k.fin* of hi'lorv. T h “ ran e of freedom ran never lie deferred. "I am heir." lie ileetaied. "lie'|*l••e the ItnOw'l >ll'i»j to'lleyo* with the re* I of the Weal r nr aorbl that **“* i* **. r***l <»*il*- ft*, riehl. lull lb*- dnlv lo nmleet thr cullii*e which h«. le-- •• •oreading out Dll "Ugh Ibe •* '.rt'l." 'taking It elrer ihei enrh Kuro* iran youtha would join II. N. fiueer jf they had the Wra|H"i' ‘ Thi* la now a fluhl foi oui very live*." tald Khrc, with vivildr emotion. “ We are not, of rourre, *aying the t’nitr .1 Nation' are not fighting. Imt we want I" hel|i I" mil limit. "We an- Iwaging only for thi rifle* ami aminuniD"ii to do the job." The So'ltii Korean I'li 'ident -d al o (in ii In ( •ii|-|dU a toi biindtnl of ihoii lend’- of refugee. Who lia'V fie*I Hit" I'llMn. lie raid: " I’fople am dying from (tarvatlon and fevering." llmO Hodv a enoe. ftamage to hi* Hoick, which he.' (e-.-o lia* rling i-n*t op Twenty-fifth Street at the tune of the aerldent. w«» out at linn. Damage • • (he F*"d wip e»ilmale*l al *'*Vi Two 0»|ap'h» lo>lle •I'eelali*!* ' r r r ra|tr«V ll*e'4» *ft. «l|,-.«.l Air. e jkl. J«*n. lo .,, (ii nil* ni met I llejlkle arr tl)r. ItoUtfr-. ‘Mill, rlieml |>rlt Sen Pf, C. iMrC^fe. ehj, M r M r KiniWv wa* ©oemle't mae. in Or Undo fir. Rnfcait 0 . Neal. pean inentgr nf the Atlantic com munity “ mu»l still continue thn hard core of ila own defe/iie,” Eisenhower aald, "No amount of outside aid alone could defend Europe." F.Uenhowrr'* fin * conference with a probable SH A RK associate took place yesterday, when he talked for four hour* with Hritain'* Field . Marshal Vi.rount Montgomery. -Minilgnmerv o«>w rmnniari'la the five power “ Brussel* Fact" Mill tarv Alliance at i ontainbirau. it U Iwing nielte'l Into Die Atlantic Army organisation. Neither of the tw<* famr.| commaruier* would tell reporter* what had l.ee'1 dlaeu«*e«l. Ki*eahower Is e l peeled lo motor to Fontainhlrau. h i miles south of Farts, during his visit here. The hi'tnHr French village I* among the silra often mentioned for HHAFE** permanent head'purler*. After hi* ilay of military con­ ferences* Elsenhower ia rapreted to pay a courtesy rail on French Fre-iilrnt Vincent Auriol tomor­ row. then leave liy plane for Hru»»el» on the *eroitd leg of his trip. lie h also rehrdutrd In make flying visit* to the Hague. Copen­ hagen, 0 *1", |<"ndon, |,l*te'n. Home Frankfurt, and l.uvemtmrg while in Kuropr. Ife i» to return home hv way of Ireland and Canada to romplele hi» !o«ir of the Atlanti.- Freeze It HHtl*"* r * —• S a r e " p e l frost in all d isliic U i ligld uoith•rly wind* with Iona periods of calm In northern districts and brief periods of calm In southern district*. Tcm pejattire* «n high ground trill Ixi aliout six degree* warmer than temptratures in low ground location*. Lowest tempera­ ture. in the colder low ground location* will ocrur about 7:16 A.M. Tuesday. flalnrsrille district: 20 to 26 de­ gree*. Umicr east roast district: 22 lo 20 degrees. Orlardo and north portion of Hrnoksvilla districts: 26 to 29 de­ grees, pockets 22 . Ilsrtow. Ridge ami South portion of nrookivllle district: 26 to 59 degree*, norket* 22 to 24. West Coast district: from 26 at Klfrr* to 26 at Kllentnn to .10 al Iona esrept low pockets 24. Indian R ir rr district: 26 M Coena to 27 at Veto Beach to 29 at Rtuart. Kvrrglade. distriel: to 32 near tak e and 20 degree* In colder [dare, away from take: Frida, deep take area 2* to 32. tawer ea*t r«ui»t district: 32 l« 31 near mast and 27 to 31 away f[<m n u t. Tuesday! fair and rather cold. Olltlooft rold Tuesday night with fiost nml fleeting temperatures o» *r mo.I of ponlnttilfer tAedhetday morning. !?. Fart nations. I Coincident with Eisenhower * arrival. General Charles De Gaulle made a plea to America to help IN TMC COt’MT OF TtIR r o i a r y J r DOB. BBMINOLI] CUtaTT. defend Europe, because "She ta* F i.o n m s . in rao BA TK . in-e-1 of you and you have need ot IN nf!i EffTATI! o r C. r . .. I.'I M K IIM A N l b r . u a her." TO A1.1. (-B R U m m * AND P I * . SUNS BAN’INU CXAIWS UR DE. The oil from the seed* of Mack MINUS AfiAINST SAID F.STATg* T o" a n d e a r h of iuu a r s l i s r . u mustard I* more pungent than ■mllfled end rcqsirad to p r s i . a t that from the white variety. a n y r l a l m s an il d . m a h d a w h i c h ) n n r . l l l u r o f ) o « . mar l i a v t ag a ln a t Lcgpl Notice Legal Notice I h s . s l a t , o f I t X X I I I I K I I I U K . ds. i . a a . d . l a l . o f s a i d r 'o a n l y , | 0 i ^ . Co u n ty J u d g e o f H . m l n o l a Co u aty N O T IC i: !■ l'H » l » r g l r e o ll.* l III* r i o r l i i o . a l h i# e f f l ' e I " I h e ' . . i f ) Trust**-* It** I n t e r n a l I m p r e v e - h o u i t «>f *«!•! <’nUHlt a t HanfifA n llhin eight ralm ia r i n . n l g u n tl o f I h e H l a l . o f F l o r i d a . Ktorlila. 1‘u r s u a n i lo loi**. w i l l Off . r for HHtnlhi fr»*n» III* llm* o f t h a f i r n 1U ( | • a l e , f o r c«l»l»*llll*e bid", l a T a i l s - p u h l k a l l o n o f I h U n n t l r v b# In w r i t i n g tia - * s» . F lo rid a, a l III * * » « In. a c l a i m o r tf*m*tni A M. J a n a t ) K i l l . I » » t. Ill* l a n d In am i s h a l l M a t * t h r p l a r a o f r » J . H K M IF Ut-t: COt.‘N T T . d v w r l b e i l a s tlen m a n d |w»«i o f f l r o n d d r e s c t h e r U l m a t i t . a m t «hnll b r r n W4 f o llo w si lo h r t h e c U l m a n t . • g e n t , o r it* toil I. H«. li o n t l . T o w n s h i p IV t i i r n r r . un it a n r a u r h r l a l i n o r 4e. Houlli. ISana* S ' r ia* l. r o p ' s l o . ihaiut n o t mi file d ah all h e %nl4 Ir»a I ! a r r . * . m o r s o r laa*. I’.MHA y .lM M K lO t.W Tli» I’u r r h a w r I* rmulred lo i«»> A i a d m l n l * t r a t r l i o f tfc# lire adirrllDna m il a n d iI.k i i |"c "Ile*t*l e n f K Z X ln n ifr* arr aiampa m a n , deu ea e e d T h s t a l a . If a n d w h . n m a d . - s h a l l M r « t |*uMlf a t l o a J a n u a r y I. | t ; t bp a itl.jsr l l a l b . T r u s t . . • r . * . r v l r > a u n t i l i h . i n " . l * . s t i % o f ll.« P k o s pbalp, m ln .rs ls an d m . 'a l i an d ! • ' . • f Ihs p .trn l.« m Ih .re o n o r lh tr» undrr t i d : t iu htkch " F in t k iin a l f Ip tn m rlria l I J J P I I o VKMKNT F U N D r a t e r * , l b . rlg lil In I ' l o l Ih e sa le K Y K S K X A M IN K 1) IIV " H L l i : i l o f I h e T i u s l s r . n[ I I. F u n d o f t h e H tale o f F l o r i d a lil.A S S K S r iT T K D • F u ll.r W arren . U ovarnor ||« ft. Falm ell" Are. A l l e a t i V • ’ r a i l o l . Hee T r u s t e e * I. I F u n d * M in i r. Dlt. C. I*. PERSONS U p e n e ff M D M .ll CAUUM 1.11 I I I N. I'AHK A VIk I ' ll O N K 121 SEED POTATOES RED BLISS HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE i'hone .US WHISKEY - WINE RUM if ★ ★ ★ n ic k s p a c k a g e: ★ sto rk 110 S m f e d A vem s* •«»*«•*» J • «*'*»••♦•#♦•» ANNOUNCING THE OPENING A Small Loan Department UNDER T H E MANAGEMENT O F T. E. (CEDE) TUCKER ■ f Vi. V 5 * ♦ .'A ' d 'V ’l a tr* * 7 ^ A Bank Drive-In > ^ * f $.% yi'-.v . . UNDER TH E MANAGEMENT O F ,7 |t s j » f*^ y tl ;j V ‘j • y/, * 1 f S' MRS. MORRIS FORGUSON »;■*' •ivr JBWMUboki 7U.I- *'• lV v T * ‘c E .^ 7 r-:" H i-'ttKE FAKKINC UOT IN REAR OF CUILDING FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR C08T0M ER8 0 % --i :..r V: - y r tV y * ! -i �I TH E h Unity Thera U Strength— Ta P r» « M Iba Peace of the Worlds Ta P n a d t the P t * P f » of America. T» P r a t K f Prosperity for Sanford. 2 T h ^ I z r a i l W EA TH ER rm tlnnfd clear »"d rold thla afternoon tad tonight, with Croat tonight escepl on eslrcmr **iuthr « l n u t!. W 'tdnndi) generally lair and »»rm rr. * AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXII E n la h lia h rd Senator Taft Hit Back At Truman Policy I00H S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ” , r f t r J w t h iU y ree,e f l L i , t e i ^ Break h Seen In . 9-Day Strike Of Polk Citrus Men W IN TKH IlilA V E N . Jan. » ~ (A V -A alight braak davrlo|ied toliar In the nine-day atrtkr front vr of Polk county citrus pickers. Principal Dana ia U>* walkout la over recognition of tto International Chemical Workaw Union (A P I.) as tha plekars’ bargaining group. In the la k e Walea dlstrb-t, one packing house which had only a handful of plckrra lit the groves yesterday rejnrted masr-normal operations today with romr Negro women In tha picking Mg crew*. ” One of the largest Crash fruit plants in tha llalnaa C ity area reported full picking trrw * at work thla morning. It Uhl net ptrk yea U n lay Iwcauae of the alow cl test* market and It had too rnurli fru it on tha floor anpwajr. Several houses In the same dis­ trict were still l«tlr. but othtra were working aa usual and at - least threw ant operating on a O -p artial basis. Because of tha lagging pu»iChrUtmus market, packing house officials generally are not dis­ turbed by the walkout. One of­ ficial in the Winter Itallren area commented: "Thla Is a most eonvrnitnl strike." Noel llu n lry, businesa represen­ tative of the union, estimates l«tween 2,600 and SJWO pkkem ^ and loaders hav* signed union ^ a u th o risa tio n cards since the allrko began. NAVAL RN RR VR8 W ASH IN GTO N , Jan . *-4/F>~ The Navy announces! today that It will order 47,000 enlisted re­ servists tu active duty during April, May and June. The re­ vised three-months quota la M r noo more than the Navy said last month would bo raided during the "i *Tg— | « ha called up Iacted* W A V E S la Urn throe potty m * filiated men la llte first thrro pay gradoa will alto bo ordeved to doty aa aoaaaar. I lia n r, air■rnq # n d atowarda. CIVIL AIR PATROL The local cioU Air Patrol win ’ ** final I’ r r s s i.ra.srtl W ir r No. 9!) Allies Battle Desperately To Halt Red Tide Menacing Escape RouteTo Beachhead New House Members Sworn In As Congress Meets Ohian Says American People Given Only ‘Yes And No* Choice On Foreign Policy W ASI IIN'CTONT" Jan. 0 ,/r, £ —Senator T all (R-Olrin) u n i lie ™ May the Truman Administration d im the American |<eo|tlr only a " y n and no” choice on furrtgn polky. In an address lu tlie National Pita* Club. Taft laid pro,>or*h aic prrtrnled to Congress »o dial it hat frw alternatives in making decisions- on international affair*. Me citrd a* example* the Unilrd ■ Nations Charter, the Marshall Plan of economic aid In Euro|* ami the North Atlantic Pact. Much of Taft's addrr»s was aim­ ed m obvious reply In President Truman's Slate ol the Union mes•age yesterday. Taft repealed hit opposition lo America’* taking the initiative in forming a great land army in Western Europe to lace ' 4 the Russians. "I think that i* much more like­ ly to hring war than lo bring peace.” Taft declared. Mr. Truman told r « n i m i yestrrday the way to pear* Is to Imlld up the western democracies lo llte point where Use Soviet’ will r«N|ieet their atrength. Administration polio W le to rreation of a combined Ktiropran defense force In which there wil* W he considerable American trtop*. although no m arl figures on U. S. contribution* has tv rr been announced. This idea lias brought opposllion from torn* Cong res- memtiers. A posalble Senate vote on It It shaping an. Senator Wherry of Nehraskn. the RrpuUiean floor leader, I.m . Intrudut etl a resolution barring tin assignment pf additional U. d. t j graond forrev ta Europe until fnn- A s M irin lril T U E S D A Y JA N . !). 1051 C o u n t y Museum Fire Chief Probes C a u s e Of 3 Fire.s Occuring In Same House Plan Is Approved By L o c a l Clubs Chinese Arc Report­ ed Building Up Big Striking Force In Ositn Neighborhood Fill «p r * i l l m t e > t i i ; i l i n n i n t o tli* 1 ...r f lue 1 t lei e| in* 1 . I M i ; I'. Korea, Jan | — Ml Korean refugees rvrept fsml .it llo- I............. ( I n , I oiint., 5AlJtPt tl1 lire. llllt IH-|SI>t It* itirw nf snhlters. poli.c and gov­ w ilkiti two i |.iv » 11rc in- it lin e \ glfAt* at 1 MW W«-«t I r1In ernment officials tods, wrre —f. o*»5BHK Ml I Inti « mU iiov . dried lo movr out u( southeast •mi. yo triiU v imuinni: I wo I Korea lo Fh o llj prutinre in the 11*5• fII tot • .ill i ante ■ili 12:51 southwest. National pnbre t hief flin a rii Ik i*i4tid'd to IIIu .1.(1 4*1. * k irtn Sttllltdid without n» |»MI Kim Tai Sun said the estimated trrllu n ut II*** lirni*. a l l r r r h l r l 550.000 nr more evrnliialiv will Die foinuimn nf 4 Senrin.Jr Df k U imI. | imi flnTiH M iii’il •»'» It taken off lo an Island Kim said more than inu.wui in Taegu l nunlv M ..cuin A 'ncMlK.n f«r off il III Y flM'IMRM Y«I:«I h.’nl '"lull Di'iril ft»i mtill!i, %*#•»» fiifSillii** • l and shout that mane in Pusan die |.ii* 1 h fmdiriuiK the «<>n-| Mlf** it lit" \f • I till " ffc :frd. A nottor estimated m JMM«l Of IH i HOUM Of M M IM M IAItVIi. newly ata.te.lm u -tU xlsd U .t N -V c::.U :, • - J r.lll: l.zr.dt 1 mumim. i. *-i 1 i.iiiTf-iiiii 1.1 ii*.i|.c itic Rmfli' iif i iml F i t n r h I t i *»••.Ml non |n Foha:ig. on Ihe east ssbed as they err ewnrn In at the opening si -t >n ol the Bind Congress Administering Utc nalli It Hosts* roast will l*e mined. ti.nl klliflirtl ' Cirii.r^l 'Vmhird solleslion of i «mc w h tll R • Speaker Sam Rayburn (arrow). Ills s,wech stressed the necessity for nations I .treiigth (/Mcrm-honal) *Ji I f.iiintuie. «til*«|.i.-. .nut I mhiL *, iivrt4 * U**"' 'iw |»Uinp, * Itine M | •fiir. IVFHT FR O N T. Kerrs. Jan. 9 '* »« 4H > lo .r.l l.«•I nii-lil .il lilt A Hit tit 11 n u t k t ' i ♦|Hil •irrn —l-n — \rmy inislligeme suurcWo|tl4ll‘> ( lull bv 21 lr p r r .c n l4 - , qiiuil hum il i«* i no*'. •• ilit* ilMnnirri: e« l«d*» rr|mrtrd s masalvr I'nlrifliiiriii I*. II Inii'diiii of ( hinr-p itcil fnrcM on live, of II. ,1! <irir.ini/.il|on> of rnrn .<111**i *i•#1.11• the w rslrin acclor nf the Korean thiiiirlk *. ul t lir Kllr .SI.itiMi. IHe mil women. l»litiitf*tl tin I'oliro Slnl r*mi i Ih'Ii I front. Flem cnl* of si least two Mr- ( If I). 1. um. 41 ling <b.or- Hit P iftn* nlh S t»• ti flu*. TIi" t'hinrse armie* were reported in «il«< ill h«Hii*li the area around ()*sn and near f ill out (I UI4II ol lire mcrtnii*. leprc.critcrl lltr (U n til |vii\*ri i\ l.iiflit I* Hi Kiimeangfang .rhmit 12 in )% I! .tliff Hy N \ r i : i’o i.iiiv k i v . k i tbr .Sallic I bit'Miii I li t|>lrr of d.> « <i |iifK«'«l up •Fl flVl | # ( o i t l p l t l V • \|i«\l» r\|K*|iiht|irr of mile* southeast ol (Kan. The it i n I • r* a «lioi t I ON I >ON, Jus. |) - (AY—"Gads, I) \ If w lilili sstill tbr ro-n)gM inform h' dI r h i r f r i r v r l tiul *i uitnr $ lrIaOOOcCNlO id M ill rnn- rnern* buildup appeared lo be Chumley, things can't go on luin of lb. \Ynni4n‘« ( bib. I14 . nl. *11 UCIM*fl |itli|f|*•fl| t*rt* iinilrr \%.|V* 1 planned foe the sjrnngest poslike this. I'lrsl the Sc-onr Slonecihls allark. lef livihir 1*0 III! II II lnUt* mr« |>iil on ill.p i... -t io IIc i I m.Ii of dir and miss Hritannia's sword. Itad of lltf flint lift I * look I uh Ml (#»r •*.! ^imtli. |»fr•MPut. rr%r«|" Show.furnPlire III life bill 1.11. of lltr iiiiti * i i ) i him lo I 'ift• i nil. St fra I r,| ^ *1 l*l*l *5' I* l| *« t||r *(|f *f*fpl I 0 K 1 0 . Jan 1 til') Mlird Indeed lii ilunniu'a sword is w'*.iii .«ii . I bib. !*i«vit»|! n $119,000,000 *” .. I'M . . . ........ •r".'p. foriclil il” p”u lf|, linb.y lu v ltiio nvrfiirii Mtr* guile. llio •|iffo*oll livnr p? v lit if*u I mm I larry krnt, m nieniory of The four-tiHii brtmie avrord waprrjiil of fto f u r o hit h »ll»i ♦him til.«|| ik«l|hlr it % Vkfriti (Tlir f.*tlint .lo.s tbr Comuiuni.i talc i "Him; IlflNN , German*. J*u i/P» IIONC, KONG. Ian. 0 — 4/1’) altarhed to n girdle round th-* -—Two grnrrsU ul H iller's etc- III. I . l r Wife, f ill, s r i r |r i ri< ril ♦him*if** in llo* toi«ih\ lion*. »*f 1 i|* ililllty. low eld the be.nl of .' "iulh Korea Ament an. in this lliituh trnwn figure of llrilannla sralcsl at the fratrd arm . sal d»«n with A l­ .mil .liow n in dir (>11111 of 4 w.«liml II. I!**y. J . J . J m m . . and nienacinn the I ’ S. Highlit Kf\ plflfri t* f < » i I • I ill* lllfl'* colony bordering Rctl Chins srr l*se of a statue of .Vnlslitnri ls>rd lied official, lists) (or secret Til** •‘••mil •' hfftH* DIO Jllaaeait (r.linril . Ii obm but 4 ml .. w tr.ilb Airny < rrtrc.il mute In the p!d Clyde, the Indian mutiny hero. talks on piiltlnr uniformed H er­ V * f *•(!(•*I litr.lLl | * f*I| I hit* 75.CKMI bring warned today to remove nf li-.ll f|»>«r|%, l-up-dirr w ill. •< ill |ir ir r p | ild lP iM tl noil fl/ltoRgr II cva» ri|Mirtid missing last I ’u.an bcaibbesd their families bcrsu.c ol the wor­ night by the Ministry of Works, man. in the or.trrn force nf i.iv rrirt. I Itr.c Mill lie tin liu lrd in lo ill* ilfU fltlff * n * I iro i | n l (it K U pi ilit I n l*r |d*4ln l Ml th* It.l'Nt ffoiM tin •»••*I•«t f i | f nml General I >wIghi |). I'I.rnhower. two I rnted Nalmn I.eMabon' predathly swiped seimrtlnie last sening situation in lire Orient. ?*H*» !*• (optrnts Imllptifor *h»th- !*•%%r | p v l I i M l lilt* pi l||t Hill I*** .•Mat led . i Red Korean (nice test) who |rd the In.s.lon srro»a tbe ||m- iii <I n u n i.JIrilHMI hatunlay night nr early SunU. S. Corool General W aite P. Rhine only live years ago. Tke II. J itl.lr. Gnl t«|.| of h ls (IHM •»»r. 4llllr In vrrpplv |W'Wct (or i p p t ' . s i ol Ii stile* merkesl clay morning. Inn Germ'an grncrsl. were part roller lio n nf -rintllfir ISWSellie \tttooiffIl llo fill van* l (»l|l • lu i t c | , 7 s.OeMI .i ik iit.o n .1 Im in c > miles tmith MrConaugliy told a tprtial new. The stautr is ill Walelloe. of a drlrgallon nf five whirh aal Wonpr. r»ad bob abandoned Monwhii-h. hr tal'.l, hr w.mld I# glail phi* *) * .liti|*iil hul, <urunliii|; !«• conference no arlual emergence I’lare, right off Fall Mall, in rto»n wltk »r*rn \mrrlean. In Irinl In the new nin runi. | | r I ’llllf < I m ImImJ, HtM»th« » I ill \%4*. Al l. wtatbllen il.,• 1 c*i it (i.m* •lav I d the D m Ii . it »een hut that the warning "is tin- In-art of l/mdmi. French and llrill.h irtieraU and raiitlnrird, hreaever. Ngainet «'i' i p ' lv n l fotii lonir. hit* r ul «%•|f* p t r l m u nf lb. l i . f W l K W pi m l An Allred *egimeni lountrr-atSevitlaiel Vanl ikteetive-s, still official. In ncrnlialr technical more or low peerjiilrontiv” plan e« pre.-.etil »« enlilMne tin ' M . Mini tlllllltfjft ff**iii th li fit* myslifitd hy the dl nppenrrnce «|iir.|lnn. conrctnini the Allied I'sIslLs iu>l M|.,NISm >•( Illial l.n k dmng ( ntumui r t l" ie r N si* b . • 1homI* «I mI am RiMiliitii«l pr«p<>rerl lutl-enin with their civic •An official rirtu ld is lerusit put ,.f Ike I'nronntfou |Rm*e from •n«l nlv lin e , lllc'stion. m.l rr I mile, .outhwe.t of Wnnju • I In ral-c < Grrmsn f-*rr «U ' ».Mills- - i. Ip |M ih ■t. ,. vw Old by lire, ron-nlsl” CTJtrtsl to­ VVwatwihister Alde-y on -Chrs*te • f 150,aim men Inr the Attsirtli* - 1 , .. 1 ,| pi ....... umier Allo.l 4,tif|e.« In ,,,., d ’ bell H i n t *h*lfi .^l ho*i| - i)ft#|, dl ll t f l f.i'fd.c- iV tiil on .n.'ll.'i mas l»ay. w rrr it lt t k a l to the l*art army. morrow to (hr MXI head, ol nee* theft. pl» .u l l.nil.lllig n. I- wool.I re. 'M l lt«*ta till niornifira fit** 7S.0frf( KW plant bo.ill) lie rom into tbe R e,|, and fndilri l»>mto» ipiil. -il 1*4*1 $|.*41,1MSI, he -late.I American families in the • •iloriy. Tleey had these facts to work l O N TA IM JII I AU. I . . . . . . . I nr. i sfm th.- tih)crt ha-1 t—<-ti hr..light no ut t»ri«» i«if*4io r a llh l t<• put **«i' plrtcil in i ' * . i . flic I", .'tool of | t'|erei| ilow p nr * I-■r Mip|c)f. »« fit* t*l llir 4tnr hoiit**. Nearly 1,400 Americans aie ye- on: 'l l-T) (ieneral Dwight D. ini.. irmieml ilbeii-.lnn. I i-l-l dl.pal. I" «.il tlie I ik I i I .Sh«*itl>' .iftn I *M» iiY lo r! *ln llii plant > dl .l»i»inl on lb .m l. »l Saturday night, tendon was gilleiecl lierr. The list ini lude, a 11 ::.n n»vtah*t • ••( taral d r n Pn: -1ill wa» ratfinp 'hynlv before 10*11 Oil |* f II« Ml* Il h u tl h tl fol Intif* l tilled to overflowing with n r- Liw nhnwri. oubtsiv romnia oriel cliilw eanimt get Ingrtlu-r on m II'lio un hour ii hleiri- « ii *i *i| hy IMlpul.ltloll g|»,t til ”1 lilt 1c in>>.I ! laige number of Ainenran nli/en- •or fans who travelled from all the Aibiutu I ’j . i nations, a»ii*c.l tjll.I.M) lillihling, I don't »«-e why N'l I'XploHiuif oil «t**\*it ol thr IV|>c. o f b n i i u e s i , we in ilil lo o k im-lmtlbt foe'day of Cliinrse descent. part- of the country tu take in II,. i .011,1. i .ti • l i. mite* here Irnl-.y lo uu|wi I lltr lo ub a group lit,.- till* *hou1d dlsciir- a lioiitr of M N r |fin on N iolli StriMt y e a l s m l " t b r ( i i l n i . In p i u l i i l e I’U A siib.tanlial numbs-i of Amen- tin fooihull a <uniat Inn matrhi’A. •olidiwesl «-| IX i.iiiu . i f tn lire tt.%11.iMMt hnll.llog," m l Mr. Gut. Ih P i f f h llllk o fl' .»(t*| I 4*ri*'•I \v* • .Suiulay nioming It wan gone. i|uartrrs ol lire h.r-|mv*rr Him.- "\v. In.ill.I fare realities. We m< in. I'M.c.I glim lit well .ilicarl *.l .rrei e.lierr tbr |l”di ;!.rrre.t • rant already ha. left Hong Kong. mu**, Aliotlt it fourth «*f t lit- I mmi.* Could It have been tlie C ar­ scl. I'ait Dcfcn.c Alltsncc. nl.xit two y.arv Iste with such lime", .aid Mi ( •f**|P»l .Smith, tl a lu ll mile Monday md Allied force, b i o *lr t royrtl. At 7:10 o NI im I Dependent, nf fisc American com­ lisle follow era lo show they harkAlter nrrelinii I rcnch I ’rr.KJrnl an hlea. I lielliwc that *.> will this fiMiruififf n firr At I'M I Wil- |M»% %*'f t M|I|MIIV JMr iul**|it. panies were warned last tc-rek to eel their 8c-otlUh nelghlairs? C a r­ lain tecovered moil ol ,I.-rv*I f»**m lisle Is light oil the Under of Vintenl Auriol in I’ati. rarlv m M>.n la- il. a im-i i .hI of all-out IIa iii ** A trn u t «lu* to a A thifiL*. N"w inml, IT.V I. hi* return home- Some R n li.li residents Seotland. l u supporters were In \>to.ii on die write,n Ironl prr|Mitinp for a third 'Vmld \t« l, a fIn*. «-MU*r«l a hllirht Amount «»( l i i n r r tIn*ti «l**nt*l«*l It • j trill the morning. Kisenlwrwer tn.«tlc •« n >at that will la- hardei «n «* dam«ifr. and wealthy Chinese hate gone. a gay inocal Saturday after the «A|*Al*llity ' Ml*’!’ V I M.l* , l»ru*t* *1. ..nib ol abandon'd ’ • m s a t <1 . s i l s s - s **■ r * i * ■!*» unsnnnunrrd m Versatile. " s r U s s M III twas a, t . At H:AI o'rlork )• t*uji4' *ft« • M tpw t.«vi*t a * I I II.i a ,i|( The official warning came at no •ram pullrcl one of thr .eason's in<|o-fl lit. W.iibl W it II hc.nlfiim»ii f•r• m m w rrr i a II t i I t»* put • **mi *a ** •i t»# .•iii.ntm Ul«*v(i%t»4 higgi-st upsets hy holHing IrUtlsurprise. Americans have been dun's champion Arsenal t'luli to eiusrler. in the Hotel I n mot. o'lt a i*r*u9 fit*’ liraf tlo liomr t|»**ll. •***•• 9 a II> t»* lliMft, «•• •’ watching Chinese Red force, on a •eeirele,.. draw. .. ., i i . of I* U j.»j|i| at I ra .h Sift 1 Ilotb V en a rib .mil l*i.iit.in the neighboring mainland swell In Wa. it ju .t a high pint eel •ml Aiiford Avmttit »»*!*• a im h**vnr blesn have mentioned *• upportrra of a vic­ it i . . . <n havi bo» •• 1 Ih* «utotiiohih a hi* It tm**l an army of more than diJOOO in pi stik hy torious tilth, kUrh as a goal pos.ible -rtr. b.i die five .tar f •• ’’ tli* i;*5 *iltnr ptimp aim! rt t •till lyitflil r ApAhillt • to *• *1*11*1 the pa.i month. po.l rush In llif Culled S ta irs? eisl'. heathpiaHeit o Iradci «l r|r inilil* i»f <*'.v#t**4i K lh*H»t I *•* nftrr a ! thr M«»tof * Inn ** Ilnng Kong, through which |lriIf a a lla a e d *>• «*•■» • a»e*i I l n a l l D . r A • • • r « f 9 BM» Or was It an net nf reprisal 12-nslion army. tiah trade with China pas-.-,, I for the theft of 11m* Srone Stone? I A K K I.A N D . Jan « —(A1 <7»hl Mr. F.lolse llrKinn'v. 20. of At f'ontaurebleau Ikr |.il .1 b ill Wednesrlav morning with scattered at the mouth of the Canton River, Kinukly Scotland Yard didn'l Sanford, died today In sn Orlando about M) mile* south «f hr tag know. Il sent Its men to rail­ hour briefing on 411 rlrfrn .r in float in all dlstrlete was furerast lirnpltal. She was the reond fa south China ftty of Canton. The way stations and all night enfes We.tern Europe m 4 tonfcicu' < tinlay by U10 Federal Kl.’.l r Kro.t (silly rasulting from an nutoprobil* Island was faded to Urilain Icy In I he hope of finding Miliirotie Warning Krtvlce for peninsular archlent Surniav in Fanfnrd. with Ait ( ‘biel M .l,b«l Sir J.m ■ • China In 1*41. The oppodtr peni­ who saw someone brandishing W. b. f.'hapnuin, te' )rst ><ld Her rnotlirr, Mr- Huelc l.rsh tm , Floriiln. Receipts of the Hanford !'•• t nsula of Kowloon, nil the main­ Bcnorthlng like a four-fool brunts M. lit Jib. rommsntler-in-« btef '•! Weather will warm un W rdnr*. resident n l West | ,r • htrr«l, Office for I'l.'.d m ir f|.005^55. .1 who aiiffrird com o .i|on. I"‘ck and land, was reeled tv IIHtaln tu sword sometime Saturday night tbe (I iiicm -I. group's 4ir * « It.".. day night with no frost seen •Ii>-I i . mI sv at P:2f> A. M. follow­ 75 percent Incn u >• over the !<*•!» a I'toki'ir arm, is in fair condition IftCfl and forms pari of Ilnng oi ••rir.etinie Sunday morning. (iguic of $.'7I*,7H2, Fnttmaster J"*l in the Hanford hospital. A brother, I lien lie went for 4 lotli of ike TI.uis.lMy <>r Friday, the forrea.t ing sn illnea* of -I* month*. Kong. Tha Isirel Clyde statue she»w!. Horn July 25, |Ht'4) in Gtoii Field slaled frefay. Howard Graham, I M. was killed said. 11 esaafI tow*-e HR Mill Tire complete forecast for to­ Hill, Ain. Mr. rhapniHtt t.ad live.) Tim Crown r’nlmi), , great cen tlie -nldler with his sword lie utllihntrd tho increafc Isir* • instantly. Ire of trade to the Orient, »•> sheathed. At his f«ed llrltannk< night and Wednesday. in Kan ford fol 51 y.-nts wlon ly tu Florida Fashions vlio»e pn tal Others injured in Ihe accident occupied hy the Japanese on sits on a lion. The sword was In Clear -klee ami ruthrr cold wlllr III wa . engaged for u tiuuil«-r nl •■ill ,he said, wa larger Ilian Ihe were liolihv .Iran Graham, 111. who scattered frost In all districts. Chri-’tiuas clay, IM L Thrs <or- a no-tal container on her skirt. year* in r.-lny fanning. Hr wn entire receipt ■nf nfflrr* Ira-at.-'l in Miffcr.-d Internal Injuries and a C isSlItSM o» e * . , aisi i i 's s i i s s m o s rwa* u . i I.lght northerly winds with periods a m rm lTr of the First Methodist -H ie, with a pupulntinn ».f tWi.OtMl broken arm, and D"w Graham. 12, of m ini In north and rentrnl dis­ Churi'h mimI of MmsonIr 1-o.igr r,2 t'ami llatloiis sliowi-d an Incren e who suffered shock und a slight K N IK K h i . w i n g A U T O IIIU L K IIH tricts and light northerly winds of Son ford. of II iTirent user 1 !*tl*. During cornua,ion. lie ha, now M c„ diaPA I.M K 7 T 0 . Jan. »—1/1*i—John MIAMI R E A C H , Jan. 0 <-11 with Intervals nf calm in southern Hr is survived hy two dsiigli- iur.ll tin- Hanford Post Office paid ihatgid from the ho-pitnl. Joseph Miller, alioiit to), » m*i Automohllc Healrra were advised district-, with some indication* nf ters, Mrs. U. F. llrMiiMii and Mr -. IH.2H7.fil I In money orders and Mrs. McKinney, whr, wa- a !e|n. •lalll with a knife l»i< U-t hy mh of F rriid rc l Truman*: •1 sa llssM lia S ir s site The C lt) Comml-slnn fa il nlg't becoming noMhesrterly mi lower ()<I«v 1m Ruinlde). two son-, tt nigh: and his hrhle ol -three ronsultants l-nlay to “gel your ruled agHlii.l the teionlhg to min- east roast morning. Tcrnpcraturrs F, nml K. T. Chapman all »( Sl'i^it;'.' postal notes, issuing tin . i rv ehccls at mnrv than 57.720.tM7 M IN IH 'N T f ON l| M F-H wrek* ia (wing held for Invrsltgn. house in order" for the mobili­ mrrc'vl um * of thr south aide ..f on high ground will It about aevtu Sorif* rd; one aider, Mr-. .Ml.no nr more than any other offl’-.' In SAN IML'GO, la i d . Jan 0 lion. sation program. Twenty-fifth Street Utween Fink degree* warmer than temperatures IlMrnr of Montgomery, Ala.; one the state e.rept lacksonvllle, which It was tha first all-while slay­ Frad A. K rafft, Im 'jstrlal re­ and Sarfo n l Avenues following » on low ground lorsllnna. I^.wesi ■Irler-ln-law, Mrs. W illi. II Tstr, ns rent ml accounting office ” 10110 Itll- A manhiip' continued with ing in Manatee county In 27 lations speriallit in the Offira hearing in which a number of rr I- temperatures In the rolder low Kanfor.l: nine grandchildren nnd ■redit for transactions of all pn t llli l cm•tug tempo •hrmighout the west today for the elusive Hill years. of ManiNiwcr, earn* hrrr to at­ dents In the vicinity ohJfete«l to thu ground location* will occur between five great grandchildren. offlrts other than first class In the Cook, a Missouri hadman, "anted Hheriff Roy I laden rvportrcl tend the annua) convention of changr. Cltv Manager Clifford Me 5:00 and A:00 A.M. Wednesday. Funeral service, will |«- lirl-l slate. | for the possible -laying of eight Mrs. Rila Vrcndrll Millar ami the Nationol Automobile Dealers K Ihlil 11 aahl this morning. Gainesville district: 21 to 2M dr^ at 2:50 I'. M. tomorrow at KrirkDuring I'.'fiO r lly rlcllverv service d ia ries Hardy, A4, are held in Aasoelatlon. H r is srhedulc-el to *M mci Funeral linin' witli It. v. I. was cstrode.1 to include llighlsn-l pet'one In a rros* roontry trail Mark N. Cleveland, J r ., »m greee. thv rnunty jail while p.-otic of speak at a manpower rllnc to­ stmkesman for '25 residents nf tke Upper east cos.t district: 25 lo |„ McKinley officiating. Ihirial Park. Rosalia Drive and to the 2WM) of terror. In tin last frw 5s the hunt morrow. tha killing Is made. nrlghtairhood. fllijeetlnn waa ma-la .'PI degree. will la- made in F-vcrgrcen feme hha-k of Kanfuril and Palrncttn centered siring lit* M -lean Ion Orlando and north iMirllon of lery. to retonlng of the area In a "pie. * Avenue*. dcr hut In seat tend •••eitona of meal manner," and It wa* pnlntH lltnoksville district*: 27 to 51 «lr Ttsa«, Oregon, Karims, New nut that lots In the new tone n"t grecs, ptw-kels 25. Mrxirn nni <'s!lf'>rnl» jittery rRIRidge. Ilnrtow. and south portion used (or butlnou purpoum wouM reus liave repor'r .1 sighting men of llrooksvillc districts: 2N to 52 he unsuitat.le for resident Ini use. irw a lla a v * ns Cass Ma» resembling the tLyrar-otd e i C lly Manager Cllffonl MrKIhh'n ronvtr t. was m iurstcd to klurly ratra and R X sC O N V IC T ‘NURRRNDRRH regulations of tasirab. In other Ml AM A. Jan. tl-i/V)—A middle ritles. The Commission re,joe»tr.| IX3NDON, Jan. Q - fflY -Tim free pre»« ol Europe today hailed this after S. A. Allen. Yellow fah agvd es-convM-t who arlviscsl a lly O L IV E R W. D EW O L F High yesterday SI Pirsirlm l Truman's Slate of the Union speech as a morale buildrr for C«.. operator, oblertesl to the pi-- lady In a downtown hae In rail tow today 35 sent maximum charge of lift eenta the F i l l because lie was wante-l, WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 (/!’) >Sru,' r Mrf artby s i l« l .S o if U n all nalSMH n litring Red aafwasiow. voluntarily surrendered to the Rain 00 Reflecting tha grtieril approval eipirued in the Drithh (ircts last In !h« rtly north of Twenty-fifth F B I for the 12,000 bank rtiblwry of thr Army Pace lialay In Irll linn bov "»en et military menage," Total rain. Jan. ."I Inch Rlrret, and Ml rent* In the elly night, newspapers in France. Belgium, Scandinavia and other nation, sotr'h of that street. last November of the Seattle, became available In lolumuul Drew IV a wn. Jan. normal rain 2 '<•'> inches. under the Communist shadow satdO tbe Wiiconrin Itepublnan. wlrn i, engaged m a ruiiriuig fru.l **tlh Fuirhase nf two FalrtmnV>. Wash.. First National llank. the sprerb would harden Western leaders to "do as a sll In defining Mono pumps at II.4IB each for Kd Atason. agent In charge of Pearson, made public a letter ltd 1 Ruiopo'a will to dafend Itaalf. what the demand* of rradtnesa, use of the Water Department was the Miami FB I. *al.l Waller which he told Pare sm all”! than has been genvially "ff someone Is actually stralinV rritortml. Aa yet there waa no reaction without war, must he." approved. The purehaw- e. as 'n line Hugo Hrhramm. 44, of San Fran ­ JA C K S O N V IL L E . Jan'""« —I T ) cisco, related to ag.nt* how I t The Faria L ’Auhe, whleh speak* Pearson replied Ihs* lieforv reported from Moaeow, but elsesecret decoded message- from tlie with the rr* omnirnilsilori* of A. F. 54 25 where the Comrauniat praaa, with for the Catholic Popular Repuhll- Michael., Orlando engineer, who wrote a note to the teller of the Pentagon and handing them lu using thr rabies from General Atlanta 2« 13 IU usual slngW atrard, branded ean Movement (M RP) of French Investigated Ronford'e water sys­ International branch, Seattle First Pearson the lire* of many of our Ihurglas MnrArthur's Tokyo head­ Hoslun 11 14 National Hank, ami demand*.! voting men and the -rru rlly of quarters "I controlled the Peuta- llrownsville the apaach aa a naw step toward Foreign Minister Robert Hchu- tem. ta 14 man, cal lad the eaoarh a "great *5) Wsatiler permitting, the C>»n- 12.000 in |5, 510, ami 520 tails. this nation are In gravt- danger." g»m, which »s»urr*l me then Chicago a "war «f a cjrtaaia*.’*'* ta 14 Th* unidentified woman railed In a Kanate speerh last Friday, wnutd lie no security risk pro­ Denver r- reputation" of C . I . Senator ' Ip reopen the Mu20 57 Robert A. Taft's demand for Pool on Feh. IS. the F B I last night and aald a MeCarllnr enatg.d that "some vides! tin* dates of Ihe rata* wera H r, Meinaa 41 M of deep voted to ogarese ■aa told her, while the aat in man In the ilreodlng room (at the changed and a few words omitted. Pm no ID New York > Hanford lion*- • downtown cocktail lounge, ha Pentagon) la gulltv if high trea­ T i l s wa* done." U n McCarthy contended both In Lit* PI*o*ail« ta r Atobagtly, and wpaetallv to waa wanted hr the F B I and ad- son" If tto message* ouMished by 31 11 Ralph Oowrar, etolrauw. fo r offorta steed to r to V ail up tha whisk­ Pearson In B column Dec. 30 ware speech and in hla letter to Paco Washington A 29 authentic. that publication of the purportedly Jackson villa ta teewrlnr for Senford and Golds­ er boyra." SO M She did 10 and a few minutes The column raid in rsssnee that secret message* with only minor Miami boro tbe Castle Brower Housing 44 Project, and tha w v project on later two agent* took Schramm the Chinese Communist army changrs might materially help Tallahaaaa* ta M Tampa fCmotto*** Oa Pag* Two! Itto custody. flfh tliif tn Korut U cottiiderably whWi woelt la now pending. Group To Organize In T ryA t Housing Gen. Sanford Collection Florida Power To Spend $19 Million On Construction Familie*s Should Britannia's Sword Eisenhower Visits During Big Headquarters O f Leave Hong Kong, Swiped Football Holiday Five Power Army Consul Declares Americans Are Told Situation I s Be-> coming Dangerous 75.000 KW Plant To Be Built On Hast Coast During *51 W estern Powers Meet W ith Germans To Discuss D e f e n s e yyi Cow TiMiipurtan res rredided Tonij^lil In Cenlrul Florida Second Victim Of Collision Dies In Orlando Hospital W. 10. Chapman. !MI Post Office Receipts Ycurs Old, SiKTiinihs Increase 7:i Percent City Commission Vetoes Re-Zoning 25th sStreet Area Foreign And American Newspapers Approve'State Of Union Message McCarthy Asks Explanation Of How Pearson Acquires Military Secrets Sanford Went her The Weal her % rt rt ■Li* *•f l t . i. trja ■O �#v PAGE TWO The Sanford Herald ■aS SaaSay af Saalar-r, DarM s 111 Uaasalla *» *§•» __ SsrtrtS m m h s S S bm naner <ses*a*r st. ists. at ra* rwer nrrv* at Sie tari. riu lS *. «■■*» *»t ef£l.B*IP»e >1 Herrli S, I SOT. A ll * M la a r r s i H l m . ■ «>■*. ( b e * * a. r e v e ls '»•■*. a r w r la n a tla a a . s a d a e fle e a a f • • I r r l a .e a .r a i . 1-1 (b e e a r r —— e l retailor IneUa, a l » M c b a r a e S fe r at n a a l a r a a ir r ila la * f a i r . ________________ ______ ft e e r e a r e ir S V a l l e e e llr Dr la la e a berrap aaer M ep eea ea ia l l t e e . la r .. Sew I e r b . I b lr a a e . HrI M l D a e . a . 1 H r. *1. I e e l a. ___ **br l i . r a M ta a e r e S r r a f fire A a a a r l a i r e *•■*-• i r b t r b la ea tI D * * e s e l a a t r e ir fe Ibe u r f a r r r s f l l l r e l l e a e f a l l t b e lertrl a . * , . p r l e l M l a IBIa e r a . e e e a r . e a raall a* all Al* a r e a U la* alrb ea. ^ ‘ T U E S D A Y . JA N . ft. 1*51 TO D A V *8 IU III.K VKKhR country should prepare for war. Finger On Federal Waste Some time hint pnnacd nincu a House subcommittee re> vealed the cane of the fifty-cent magazine which cost the government $13.39. Nevertheless It is still quite appropriate to recall attention to it, became this is the kina of petty extravagance which the worried taxpayer Is likely to snort about and then forget, because $13.39 seems so trifling sum In a federal budget of billions. Thin $13.39 item Is not trifling. It In the specific ans­ wer to some perstktent general questions: Why does govern­ ment cost bo much? Whut do more than two million govern­ ment employees do? When* can we look for needless and wasteful Items which can Is* eliminated? What Is the mennof red tape? Here is the answer. Red tajs* is $12.39 worth of {taper work to tmy s«ni,ething costing 30 cents. This is what we can gel along without. This is what *» can get rid of to reduce the cost of government and at the same time muse it jtosaible for the government to prov;-V more useful ser­ vices for tfie people. Records are necessary. They cost something, but the cost need not be in that proportion. This incident happened in the Department of the Interior. It could hum happened in any government office. We hope the story haunts that department ami every other de|>artment, and haunts Con­ gress, until something is done ubout it. Je*u* could love a man who had faaltat Jesus beholding him loved him. and said on* thing thou lackc l . - M k . 10 :21 . Help For Indians i Thirty-five thousand persons in ■if United States have been sen (meed to die in 1951. They are Otf itM rtortrt who will (in to tin North and South Korean* had been having since their ruuniry wa* divided at the IWIh Parallel Oldest Kinjf Today Scandinavian kingn are long-lived. The oldeat monarch in the world todny in King llankon VII of Norway, who in V8. He obtained, thin dlntinction at the recent death of King (Juntav V of Sweden nt th e ripe old age of 94. Runtav may well be the modern champion for old age Hmong kingn- II* might lie the leader for all time If ancient Egyptian nlatory did not record an older. King I’epl II, (jufajral dgisenters who WtJ1 fall ^ rM k'A nae squads as they A 4) aUssia. They are )usl tJain un and an autocrat in internal uf faint. The chief duty uf a Mnpecling peace-loving civilian* monarch now ia to be a nymlml of national unity, and to be who will die in traffic aceide-* honored an Americana honor the Flag. That and nodal obllas they go about their daily tasks gntiunn take up mont of hln dutien, and nhould not be too One nf them Will he the one exacting or wearing. linnth person to have been killed Haakon might have more rival* for thu title of oldeat fine* 1900. ArtuvMv there have alrelnglng king, excupt that the world han few royal rulern rftody been 964,nOOlraffielfataliliet m the last 50 years- Unlc-s rentething ia done In reduce this nee-11 sr daughter on the nation'* high wart- it will not take 30 year* In M the nest million people. A' the rate we are now going it will The B ln Congress la history. uotlon. Ae I have *pid before, On Wednesday the 82’ul Congress there are few drrlainna that th* b» done in 30 year*. Congresjintan Herlong Reports We would nol relish Genir >' Eiaenhower's iob a* he returns -the scenes of hit triumphs in Wod War II and lritt to recaai lh> scattered remnants of hia oocr prated army in lime to prevent •' was sworn in. Florida has two new members in the Hey*#, and they are getting off to a fin* start. I knew how I felt two years ago as a freshman, and have hoes doing everything pos­ sible to make things easier for Aims, Of roe re# tha other msm- Congrr** ran make, but non* of ue are losing any opportunity to inform those who do make the decisions ae to Juat how wo fe *L Became we are generally rio ter lo Urn people thaa the** who make th* derisions, wa Or* hope Ail that they w ill give con­ sideration to our view*. horrible, holocaust making Itbomb. In Krbruary, the U. B. brake off relations with Communist Uulgaria anti a Red Hungarian court sentenced Robert A. Voegier to 16 years in prison for “spy­ ing.” In March, Atopilr Scientist Klaus Fuchs was sentenced to 1, 14 years for spying for Russia. » Former Government Uiri Judith II Cupluji * n found guilty of conn (piracy and attempted espionage t for Ruasia. (The verdict was up•, . -et |at»i -n technical grounds.) The McCarthy Story Then "Communist influences at home” became big news, aa Re­ publican Senator Joseph R. Mc­ The Bad of an Era Carthy of Wisconsin charged Red These event* In faraway Korea infiltration into the State De­ produ**d deep and wide-reaching partment and provoked bitter effreta In America. When the . ontrnvrrsy over hia charges tv A first U. S. troop* stepped upon Owen J. Lattlmorv, one-time Stale Korean soli, historians may tru ly Depattment associate .was ” Russay, an old way uf life—an easy, eia** top secret agent” In the going way of life—ended. United States. Baltimore fla tly Let headlines sketch the chang. denied It. Truman railed McCarthy ing pattern: a Soviet asset in the cold war. "Truman Authorise* Armed McCarhy assarted that Truman, Force* to D raft Men an-l Cal! l>y tafusing to open Up secret loyalty files, was giving aid and comfort to the enemy. The McCarthy story faded out hut another Communist atnry was there to burgeon in. An American Navy plane, the P ri­ vateer, flew oeer the Baltic Sea and never returned. The Soviets ■hot It down. The Privateer had fired first, the' said, while fly- <ver Soviet Latvia. "Untrue,” the U. S. replied. The plane wau.iarn r<l and had Down only out■Idc Soviet territorial waters. In ­ let national blood pressures rose still more when the Reds reject­ ed Amrrlcan protests and re­ plied that they’d do the same thing again. Their eye* on Moscow, the for­ early effect of eign minister* of the “ Big Three” (U. H., Britain France) announced ,h ? they would gradually relax con-■•is in Germany and tbe I t foielgn minister* of the North Atlantic treaty council accepted the principle that thrlr “security lie* in balanced collective force*. Still the outlook was hopeful. On June I in fact the President could say confidently that tha earth wa* nearer to peace than a t any time since the end of World War II. Bat wen then the Reds were assembling their forces in North Korea nrepari a war that mi out the globe, Mustard la related to cahhage, cauliflower and turnip. K proeenUtlon on that tmportaat committee In both (he Roue* oad Senate- The official election to committees has wa« been held ra t. but both the laadeeehlp aad the members of tha Way* tod Means Committee have told me in a r It it ta settled. Hop* Hope nothing that la Mttkd. happen* te upset Ode appttcari. democracy tha leadership of areat me* like E lsoaliosee* aad MarArIn * that ha hod a verbatim de­ Umr can be aenously damaged ur coded ropv of those axrot rod* dafttoyed timpiy by giviog them message*. 1* this co rn et, or was Pvoroon again ly in g ! P toore (ban any man can possibly do " I Can I or nay other member jM a lima when |bs averegr quali­ ntlitary rod**. " If the enemy w*re to break o f the Conor*** call at Vi* ty of leedrrship is *1 ila low**' our rooo, it mum and Undoubtedly Pentagon and see th* n n irag ri would m u lt in th* tooth of a t o t number of American yoomr B *v *» hiT>on tW»*ro— $» IJJ0 0 . mall and mllHify disaster for os,” McCarthy wrote Par*. McCarthy Asks iprkaft ta a ra rtn > If* then asked the Serrriary In G h uoco the close of •newer' throe quosUnpat •*». Kv*n If a Hftw; worth a-kj had artuafhr been spent a few word ptttelsalt.il? investiyatihf ti M^OO fighting meI north to Inchoa, far behind tbe Communist line*. The gamble won, . Troop* raced for Klmpo airfield*, then up ta South K ee n 's capital at Beoul. Others soared south to meet Use Cavalry M*vin * up from Pusan. Thousands uf Communists wore caught In Mae. Arthur’s E-. J. Meugbtor., dDortur ah(e October I, a bigger "Pny-ae-yougo” wedge was driven Into their paycheck*, and corporation taxes pise wer* increased, Control* came bock. Congroaa roafervv* agreed to give Truman a free hand In allocating and ve­ lavishing j rioritie* for aearm material* needed In war. To fight off inflation, rover* m trirtkm * The polka action l-ecam* on w en ploreil on, now Imom roort. • jV * ” ' ’ ’ gages, non eaeential building was bryaed. Th* troops, would b* out of the l Christmas. Prestige of woe never higher. The Mart* a from M Then China’s Cornu trrvrned. H e p first appeared N. troo/j, naot -I th* I .k?” Ssui'- j n . 1 L liar•a rlrro . DR. C. L. PERSON? Optometrist E Y E S E X A M IN E D C L A S S E S F IT T E D IM 8 . Palmetto A m , E X TE N D E D COVERAGE A w E x te n d * C o w M * to too tiwuram* to**™* covering tttaasa ■attars® Phone 892-W modern equipment bearing Mas- grew—by Nuvembor it wan at row’s label, the North Koreans Uw rate of 80 million dollar* a « --n l dnwn the peninsula. On day — m a n / Industrie* .begun Ju ly K, lb* first American com- scrambling for labor. Partial moh i unit* went Into action. They (dilution took men under 16 out were overran by 40 North Korean of Industry, and older warkero tanka In fighting south of Bu- found that they could demandwon. A week later they fell hack and get—working conditions rehehlnd the Kum River. Soon mini scent of the 1941 defense they were striving desperately j day*. West Coast aircraft plant* to defend a narrow beachhead eyed the east for skilled medianaround Punas, the country’s ms- 1c*, and the "labor recruiter" reJor port, turned lo high favur. The battle of the build-up beThat hardy bedfellow of world fa n : And the Yankee* won. By crisis, the notional debt, likewise August they annihilated a Red fattened. Boon after the Korean r e m a n l trying to break through ir.vaslon, the Preeldenl osked lo Pumn. By mld-feplttober they Congress for another 10 billion were ready for their Mg offen- dollar* for m ilitary needs, and rive. While MocArthur’* troops ao one doubted that this was but hu u M fo d far a break-through In Uw beginning a f a new round of J b J r t r i J * ! ? .r a il war. Th* next dap the In breaking au Un ft We* D nas iaW a GREEN VALLEY DAIRY na«untali|s, th* date’ were changed In toroded over I he big foreign policy debate. The oeltate, if It could be !wiled down to a few simple questions, would go Uka this: 1 . Should we refuse to send any troops to Europe until Europe ha« enough troop* of its own to drfend itself T (We seep Europe wouldn’t have enough time between now ami •"ring to build such a force.) ‘ l . should we send tome troops to Europe hut not before there ia iron-clad evidence that Western Europe w ill »o ali-out In building defense (Even If Europe give* such evi­ dence, it can hardly assemble by spring a land force big enough to •tv;> the Pussians if they iU r t .| " 3. Should we go ahead with plans for sending troops to E u ­ rope, acting In the belief it will most earnestly begin building de­ fense* T w* (By *pt,ng (hi* country co-ida t pour any vast number of troops* into Europe, no matter what they might call for eventually.) It probably would be a couple of years before this country and E u ­ rope together could pot enough ground troop* In uniform* to (top ■I n n Russia. It would bo nice of the Russians, of course, If they waited until Western Europe's defenses were so built up Russia wouldn't dare attack. Maybe Russia h a s different ideas. Western Europe ia weak now and the Russians have about t, 000,000 men under arms and might be able to throw another 4,000,000 Into uniform In 90 days after war started. Since there’s no public know­ ledge of what the Russians are thinking, it’s possible they won't be ready to attack by spring or, if they did, are afraid uf what this country’s atom bombs might do to them. It isn't positive, of course, thst the Ruaalana Intend to start a shooting w ar In Western Europe at all, for If the Allies fall out antoag themselves Russia might be able to taka over without a shot. Senator T a ft isn't convinced the Russians want to attack the United States. He said in a speech last Frid ay: “ 1 do not rayeeif see anv cone I naive evide nee.” Still. T a f t said, he thinks the possibility o f a “destructive war igalnst our liberty” la greater tirade “A” Pnatcurizcd llumogenised culture this seeoiou. 1 hots wuatsure, not exceeded on Capitol Hill. Thor* la a grlmneet about this «*w Congress that glvti on* the Impression that there will be tlme for frille and fivelitiee. >•» everyone acems oetM and determined to do everything tbe Congress con do to clear up a badly mangled International sit- 1950 E v e n t s In Strife R i d d e n In bettering the lot of American Indiana, an with any other underdeveloped group, th e mont important agency to lie promoted in education. The physical environment of complete rejection of western in *he older tribal member* cun bo Improved somewhat, hut Huent* m the Far East. We ought their mental habits and attitudes are likely to lye fairly to resist in Korea as tong u we rigid. It in with the children and the young people that the past t! d*fen*e physically can in line with intelli­ greatest hope of a better future rents. The Congressional move nearly a year ago to authnrite *'or»»n gence and common sense, if we turn tail and ran we might as a tea-year improvement program for the Navrtjo and Hopi ijJJ,J well kiss all A im goodbye”. But tribes has already brought progress. Some of the hoped-for ferrod look who's talking. Our old friend new buildings for hospitals and schools perhupii must be *UII U Claude Pepper ipeaking in Day- foregone for the present, owing to government curtainment ,nrmb*' of non-defense construction. pan ?n tons Beat li. The buildingH now in use are being improver!, however, down t Rollint C’l'eee gets a nice und new eriui|inient installed. Boarding schools for Indian But write-up in the Jan. 13th issue of children living in isolated districts are being expanded "i"0."1?! Collier's msgstine. Its new presi­ Public health projects ure being pushed und , . tuberculosis, * - u Mr.- .)j.aiii»n</smrnnn n i r , iik iv dent, 33-yeai-otd Dr. Paul Wmnri major scourge among these Intiiainn, In the object of u mil but four wars in the nation says (lie article by H srtiell Spent r concerted attack. Kmployment conditions are improving on history —Do one could It "£ ! is "the nes.est thing to a boy the reservations and some triliesmen, properly trained, are Doubt that the heat was un. had come to armed grigs ....... with wonder in highet education since employed in aircraft plants and ammunition depots. Communism when the right would Hale hint” (Robert M. Huirhin* The dependent altitude of the reservation Indian some­ erase, or how. no on* dared to ; who bream* president of the Un. how must Im> elm rigid to one which wants not paternalistic for- east. invasion and Aggression vertily of Chicago 21 years ago care but a cltuticw for inde|wndent action. Future genera­ At first, it looked like Just an ­ at the age of 10). That ia a nice tions may achieve this attitude, if proper help Is given now. other of th# border skirmishes tha compliment. And it is good pub licity for Rollins, which like man) od)«r privately endowed instilutiom tfiese days, needs all the public mipporl it can get. On tii* radio Sunday be said ho •bought creation of a groat Inter­ national arm y In Europe might in­ duce the Ru at Ians to go to war and therefore he an Incentive to war rather than a defense against* it * Whether President T r u m a n thinks the Russians will start a war by spring, isn’t known, or ratbar h r hasn’t said anything about it publicity. But this coun­ try's drfrnae plans don’t seem to i* huilt around the expectation of sn outbreak in the spring. In his radio talk to the nation Dec. IS Mr. Truman said tha Coirmunlsta arc willing to “push the world to the brink of a general, war" awl " E u o p e and the rest „(fj) the world arc in great danger.” lie pointed out that at the time of the Korean outbreak this rountry had 1,600.000 men under arm*, that now it has about 2.500,000, i.,4 he wants this raised to .Vino. 000 at noon as possible. But how many troops Is th» President planning to send to E u ­ rope and when? ''.Vhen General J. Lawton Collins returned from a European tripa Dec. ?-i he told reporters some” troops would be sent to Europe before nest July 1, but he didn’t sty how many. Anyway, if the Russians decide to movr in the spring, the opposi­ tion on the ground won’t he much. •he We«*rm European net Ion. won’t hare enough troops by then, and this rountry won’t have en­ ough there for there’s been noth­ in-* to imveste it IntrndH to pro­ vide all the troops nreeroary tom C o m m u n i s m D o m i n a t e d Earth ' R u in s and Chinese Commun ills appear to be moving toward |ro-iiT>v TUESDAY JAN, f. 1»5| THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA drastically curbed, and buyers of new automobile# found credit terms fer stiffer. Buyers of cop­ per fer civilian uaot war* utd to cut their cooeumpUon. fry December, bualneaemvn wera onUrinating p rk f, dftfll wage toosrols, end l«lk of rationing hocam ^ w idroproad^ ^ ^ ^ Day after day ia troubled 1960, HON loped a f th* CemmUatst QuoetUa psoduuod scar*, ahenh, pr iwraoaod dotormlaotioo to do e u v / y o u JUST WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED ? .' Now to the time to buy i good cor. »■ * Tf-' - ' ‘ =■ ■ ' fL *r * *' You urc safe hi purchuiiig any of these used cum below. 1948 Chevrolet Aero Sedan 1947 Fraser Sedan Extra clean, on* uwner, radio, w. w. tlrra—Low miloogu. lioetlly. owned, clean, good paint and tire*. to cW Special l i n g 1949 Butok SmUr Low mHcaga clou, fully «q With g n ew $250.0 0 N t o f I Goodrich tubricu ttim RtoUa ter, dafroaUr. EkmHm L m $gaa 1946 Bukk Super Sedan A beautiful green aodan. Equi|ipftd with radio, neat covers, good tires. In excellent condition. <Mj « llflg 1947 Dodge Sedan Locally owiMd, low tnltogg*, good UtM, Radio, Htotor, and good �fOBgDAT JAW. >. 1351 Miss Ruth Hand Talks On Place or School Social A n d Personal Activities t , P H O N E 148 Social Calendar TU ESD A Y Thr Woman’* Bible C law of tbi* K irtl UaptUL ITlmrrh w.ll liavi* it* e la n party at thr Churru uii Itex at H:UO P.M. llo tlr* . will br Mr*. Volir William . Mr- J. T ^Nrwby. Newby. Mr*. II. C. Moon*, anil Mr*. ^ a * le Wilson. Thi* Y . W. A.’* ul iu*' Kir I lUptiat Cburfli will no-rt at tin bum** of Min. S. I . Douipu i, l.‘IT Oak Avontii' at H:tM) I'. M. Thrift Shop workrr* of IbiWoman's Club will itt Mra. Cliff Ablra a n j Mr*. W. II. Strut per. T h r Kiilrll* Cla«* of thv Kir .1 llaptUt Churrh will m o l at N:tJ(i I'. M. with Mi*. J in- MrKinnry, M l I'almrtto A v ia in m W KONBSUAt ™ Tho 1‘r u jr r M.*rtinif S< 1 1 im n the F ir .l na|<li*t ITiuirli w II nrret tonight at Tnill I*. M in Im Mrttuirial Eilin utiunnt Itiilldiny Therr will I*' a l»unil nu'eting of the tianlen Club ut !•.;»• A.M at the (Janitm Center. There will In' a Imaln.-* riierU Circle Is Entertained Ity Mrs. Nilduck Tin- (iulili-ii Rule Clrvlr uf the Fir»t I'liin t ..in i much met Mon* | i!n> afternoon ut tbf home of Mi*. AUi-on Ntblnek on French i A m tun . ,Mr*. M. II llilltriBi*l**y, rlialrIIIIIII, l»r*iiii’*ut a n d utHiii',1 t h e u nlim e wiib prayer, arid Mr*, i tV. I \ S> Iry | i l r * e n l r d n l i d — •lunury program. • “" - t i l 1 *bf liu iin r'i meeting, I. fir..in., u i. were nerved to .•rvi'l to Mi*. J. It. F.iril*. Mr*. litlml Mann, Mr*. W. C, Clauw. Mi*. Sam Wuilf, Mr*. k • dey, Mr*. H W (lu 'iil* ', 'll* . W. II. Yorng. Mi*. IMIlinsilty, «nd Ml*. N il.In ,.. M iller Acres c , KU »K Ml’I'K L School uf flaming In Winter Park, and demonatration. by (Mr*. Uojnl's ttudent*. Mi lul-er* of all P. T . A.'» are Invited to attitid. TIIITR K IM Y Mraaiuli lelieai al ut Kir at Metllio dUt Churvii al b:3tl P. M lb ling* *r* are urged to utlend. The lluugU'i Join- Jlliiii i llrm thprlimul of the Kir*' Itaptl t Chincli will meet tonight nt 7-.HO P. M. ^ The Satlfuid Hume Uejne.i tration Club will meet at the Touri.l Center at P.M . Semilnila Itela'kali luulge No. 4.1 will rnia't in tbr I. II. O. F. Ila ll at H;t*n P. M. for installa­ tion m tv ice*. Ml** Mary C ode mi. H i*tint Deputy in charge of lit. stalfation, ha* ailed that thouc participating in the w rvire be there at 7:lMt uYlurk fm n ptm* FlttMAk Jacaranda Cinlu uf the liuideti Club will meet at il:lhl P.M. at tlm home of Mra. f.. It. Steelir, The Sahfonl TnwnMrnd Cltif* Nn. t wilt hold Un regular sh iii I uwnUi ly meeting at 7:iK> P.M. at lla; C tl, Ila ll. MrndaT* and Jfrieipl* ;ftr in vitrd. T I m it will b. .gaon - .un] pcfrcrhmanti. Hally llarrifon I'haplei of (lie tl.A .li. will m eet at (rte l.uinr of Tin. Ant bony Opnel* havr ac Mvau a W. Itakrr, 551 H tu fk a tIi*ir hoU.e gut L«. Nils* AdeltlliL' f.'unte nml l l i u Alice II. Coo|i«r of Garden City, l-mig M*hd. Tf; Y. .while They ate wailing. lot Ihclr ^ * lui j f f furnlihlhg' .tt.nrAveimi'. Co.ho.tr.* will h«‘ Mra. Hrodil William*. .l Mlmma (Tivle of the 'Carden Club will meet nl 1(1:00 A-M. at th* Ganb n O n le r. Palm Circle «f the Gulden Club will meet for luncheon at noon ut the home of Mra. Wade Garner. 7Q0 Mrllonvitle Aventitf. Mr*. EnHor Cutlet will lie gne*l *|>eaker. Central Circle of tin Carden Club will meet at 10:00 A. M. wllh Mr*. Jodrr Catuerng' nt 711 loiurcl Avr. I torn Circle of thr Carden Club will meet nt 2:311 1». M. at the holm of Mr*. Wm, faffler, Jr., 411 Magnulia A t'ttuc. Bo-j* Cirri* of the ' Cardrti Club will meet at 0:4b- A. M. PAGE THE BANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA the Vincent Valentine*, Mr*. Alec Jull*'rt am! Mi** Coekfalr nt Topper and later >|r. Biowtimbawf e*t movie*. i • • Mr. and Mr*. Alla-rt Cildami of Smyra Drive bad word of the en­ gagement of their daughter. Roueanna of New Ilultinmie, Mich, tu Jo*eph DeMnlrr nf Detroit, Mich. Mr. and Mr*. Herman Turner left fur Nr*' Baltimore after vDlling the Gililam*. Their hnmr war In Del.nml and I hey are going to make their home In Michigan now. Mr. and Mrr, Cha*. Kortan, their gumboil and hi* wife, Mr. and Mra Engem Junran of Far Rockaway. 1-onc Irland and Mia* Mildred Schmirrr apent a few day* during the holidava vlilling Mr. and Mra. J. It. Miller In St. Prteraliutg. Mra. Jainr* Whittaker and her two *nu* returned from a holiday vUlt with Iter parent* In Jaektnhvlllr. Thornton Newell, *on of Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Newell left for IjyiaiiiM*. N. Y. and college after apending the h.dlilaya with hi* parent*. Uoliert K iau * of Frank* llollysviMul in inin i iio'i v Sjnl*i* iih will girt to Hr IIK Y K IIt.Y Uni n ‘"“J Joitvb o v d iiii; Wii lim iitU y • - lu ll *4fid U .. k it n t l . i IlH* I VI ft | 't l | f | | | * n||* 11 ht+ t i l l . I l l ' M ilial 1II Jl Nil Mil] N II |*f *•» tn I lull I» «« *1 fill v d *«‘VClTil i h i / r f i IliHJIll e rs o n a Krii ml* *i 1 find tingrr* 'folflg Htfi|’ flwit «f»*' ohft i Ioikj »nty by M il tng«i*.H ■|i‘ i ■urroully niai hailing I. ■ >i r •111 foi tlltnlhrr four* u p :• 1111"Til1>ItHu ■f tbi' I S and Cjirm- iioLLVumm, Ja»* •• ,v, ■*Tll|' h .llT of till* Si III Mil ill ' Home .mil Community” ua« topic of a Hjilirt talk by Mir* ItUth | lluml nt llu- muiitlil) m iffing of tin' \\ *■t Siil*' I* T A. uhich wn» *>* lit Tfi hi i i lay afti riimm In lb' 'i‘In i'it .im li (11rimri. Mi <- J. It. Si. Jnbii tron* a rr| hii I mi tin* Sinli- I n in r u iinn held Mr. nml Mr*. T. E . Tucker Imvc nl Pcmarolu. nml i'">m nlt«ndanre I rtcenlly iimvi-i! into llu Hodgkin li.U r* wen* awarded 1 lir *i*ct>ml ('ullage uli S iltii l.nki* lEmtil. nml third grade. R if revhmeul t i n r i’ 1 1n u «ervnl !.)■ ibi* m in i, ('. J. t alley uf Suitri* Milita­ nml I l|*4 H grade m»l te lui. Cnttuila, u n iftil Suiilav to ti.tt bin brullur. William i.'oll* ry of Ootirn. Seminole Hi lmi i iiooih* II* THREE til I"1,1IIIL f i HU! IlK tA'Vnl s i *f , | m u * 111 ic I it 1 1 ' milft r 1*• * 111 h ip I • ti .lit ' *VV11 \ u U i ■ |*I it y i *i I i *itv f i *'W»it . oil m i *h«n II l»Ioil ill'll1» Sr* iff mil iif huiM' ! f .1 111 I11 *1i fi .1*'l r' t lll'ii'*! ill* »•T'M|»l-ii»tik.ilig a •om , >!• ii • wi* niltil in h i' en tity cHttyrtfililr in • %■ th e I n l t h i* 'lM||t|« Ull* i ill si it tv* h * •«Mom i•'Hi ji* 11 |h i fitfi'iti*?Thr Jo im mn*(i( will u i miyw h n r. t ik t i t I In .* i*UMvri|Ccr •' t *t|l| m 1 i H*f I *ttm* *TIk * hiwnm^upln >n in i hi* t r a i n l** **c<r I Hi* a m i Int'il t o a i f n v i nt I n l u n c h . ( • t i lh ii .in s not iij i . T h v v ju s t p ilr d A im I * i»t*it i 1 I h a i l a niv»** fhn ,'!i i hr i nr* mill fvll t i l l m u n l i i u l t g l i f . It* i . ill n it I'll oil* Ik t l l t u Ilf till l i t III' It.l.- ll i n m i i ' i t i i l u i ii 'i i n n **u n t It t l i t r 'i ' { hi* M a t . u u : In*m *, .itnI ilu ll I n . it \ 010 STATION W.r.R.R. *.R A Y *», rite gmup of knU that *|ieui i.'. I .. upeiinli-mli'nl, i* ut btuui> ll»*il'iinl in Atlnil'n, tin., ie- tin* weekeriil in Tniu|*a me luibtio" Ibeir I I I . . til .;•*!tlnv f*>r the • rovering from In art attack. l«.rt* nf how they ili.l! Wi ie *ui Mr. an l V * ‘ ii. hard Ku.rrll tlmupli tbet i n , Itn, anil thrv un *i>n John retuimwl vi'tU •’ da>' iuii.il a* awful jinnul uf Vut' TI"font Kant l.an*.llg, Mali., wbert* triji iliiwn eenliul long l«*rBtl*e for two week* they liuvi larn tln'v were all antinu* I•» grt thru', tiriliog Mi*, burn It'* parent*, blit romln* lionir ilblu’l take n Mr. and Mir. Jack Molftum. minute! Mt»» Whittle an.I hi i bomb liuv** really itoiie sonic wonSydney t’ha*e bn - returned In Jrrful work tbf* year. \\ ihmIIwi i y Knie.t Selnad in \ lrSally Sale* are *til| ol<; Ie wm*■ ginia utter rpetuliiig the holiday, j imt pay vnilr *1 or iti*t put !with hi* parent a, Mr. and Mr*. | .l.iw u mill t - iit'lete tile amOUrt *.( a lo w .la m * l o t a to . t'.in it j Inter, 1C* ifitn in ly worth ynui b u .in e * . I ilu n ’ t k n o w w h a t it i I'luuey lu i n . , ,* , ,ul.l.fetn I*,*.*. w ilt to*, it m t g lii iw a . . i . « . t<* i i . . .Mi.. (!. II. Slke* and miii I ter hie m a m l.o , t t l m l i i i t b t i l u n n ii |l * a n It mu (be Septemlior until llu Jatneeltirind Stnoluy to their home of one *ehoel year! I'irure* of ! i t y I. o f ....... i< t h a t t « i*" in tiilatalu after - pending .time i e iil* h llig o n Mi it in n * tit t«i* fn t n frleml*. your ar'lvlth'*. time here with Mi Hike*' pet* your ila ncer. i >*i ’ ... . you | ., ■ <r. p)r j v .i l l a t i o n o f l i i . ot.1 ila tE . r t e le rtit <, Mi. and Mi H. K. Ilutdi- tiiie*, tmi* I ion’I fail tu buy otie! J . i III I a m .' . W h en H ie t ’ lia r I* tu tl run. , In r»*e .va’II tiouM lik. In k|to" » u . l e t t i e d , th e y o u n g .t e r d a l it L* it Ii -mite j i t t ' i i n i g ti p* th r o w n Mi*. Andrew l.ngerntrom ut wliu I* on I In .tuff trial llnyle 1* I n .” Chlragu, III.. I> virillng here with the nil tort IVtlttv Staffolil. R t * . k i l l illw in t f u t n li * t i e i a l i (Ti tier roUllln*. Mr. and Mr*. Henry tjnlph Smith, amt \ilene Jacob I >•i|>11t .i• uni* t '|iik i. | u , . l n t t ' l a Thuraton. Mr*. IngerMrom und on are ailvertlsiny maoagrr j t o t t l it l t ia lli i . f ‘ la l i l t . m u . n t , • Mi. and Mr*. Thur»ton *pent •tame* llrmlie i* tb* aporta editoi w h ic h lir o t ig h i ... t |p ra t ti■*. a Sunday in Ihiytuim (teach and amt Martha Shannon I* the girl ' i . i . . «twirt* editor; Su*ie lllevlna »ml Silver Spring*. S i t . ” " i.imi tr lit itnut 111 Earl Itatliff. *nap*h"t iditor; lul*i | l l . • ut w in ti, I , ' T e l i a . •• U n l i t " Mi*. \V. I». Thornton apent la*t ne»* matiager. John Vlte llofe ■"I t h in k t i " i .• i t to I.- i a. i. weekend in Tnr|ion Spring* where thv Te*ln. Pat f'u tila-, Carleen '» « « a n u l i u a l o n t io n ie o f lie •he attended the Creek Epiphany llolIrntHi-k. Sue Calliim. ami fir* w a r , " hi* o t * i i \ * i l ••|te > . f ir m flay Celohiatlon While tliere tv |,nii fn rt hi are our llterwri T i * u • W in l.it e u e .l hi ll lu i 'i . »he wa* the gue*t of Mr. nml eilitnri; that alarm wlnil* up a rlmnle »ti|a*r ermtp of guv* ami Mr*. W. II. Pettit. wink iu fnetoiie. in It.ill.i gal* tu make Mil* V iar’* Sally tbbe- f iiau t Ik t.it,o, a, i in Mr. arid Mr*. T. O. Brown, Jr., b**t vat! (live your money t• Callfm id i Kvei yI**tv t-u had a* tluir guaata la*t weekend. Carolm 1’at'irk if vmi are a aliniml nml tliey ennu i tl Hr, and Mr* It K. Hannon und *rnlor; I’n* Margrave If yarn lire •ie wiili |hem. »on« Hubert and Clayton of n lun'or' the .nnhnnu.re *ali'*mti "Nut only i*dt toik uni' Winter Haven, amt Mr. and Mr*. |< l.utirenn f*a*'hlv* and frerlunan lilii' to I*, m a.ulai. t ut I* It"non la.it lla l| n i! IteUiriflla' Kenneth French of Orlando, Nut urn list Notes ouw! it* tu ts. J. It. Ittl.HIM i Mill you know that If you hav. Among tliu»e attending the All tiirl tlrcbeiilrn rotnert la*l niglil a luekv *lar mrti t t|e* tblnl ftnp," At llu Ib-eendiei meeting the In Orlando were Mr. ami Mr*, nf your right hand von ha'-', ineuitiei* nf the Sniilotd rl.apt.'i ticorge Tmihy, Mr. and Mr*. Julni talent* which *oell •tirre**, whet* f tin Flat id* Xiiiliihon Society f (gorge, Mra. Andiew Carraway, ileveliiped! Cheek U|i. kid** you wi l e tteutid to a nio*t ltller.'*l* Mr*. W, li, llcm lng, Mra. Sterl­ mav to* know *t'a' votl br.ee e illg talk by Mi >, Met i ill (' Fin ■ a aM * ing Hulling, Mi»* Cecil Heuid, future llett* (fraIdo in your Chrto rai on "Hew tu Atlrm.1 lliidf". llm ilih ' I i-.iltirel i i i ' : . n n 1'in |:ii iiit Ml«. Martha Foot, Mra. \V. ik l*tr«* cla*"! Mi... fart at laooubl with her 170011*011, ami Mr*. l*e**le lireek. Clad to liner I'ainlvn I'atrld .everal feeiling -lationr *'f ta il' with It* after her few d a '» o' •or. t>■;*•*. ami de irib . ,| .uun- at IIIIIM'W.* \H|..... rine '« Xnn Unit1 le t own huno. ul lea.I one uf wllli m '.pilirel wliu ill ,elite . Jill 1111)10 tin Inal tii. tall Ijilc ly be ”|n*rtin' about 7 S|u' li„*k mighty ed wjlli tile Newell* over the bull w l i b l i l* d o . IK m . | w i t h a i t ill Vi t l i d tui. liven t i n t.u*t lu llin g aeli" * day-, lie left for n few day* vl.lt elite unit pert lately* Cotthl It l>> ■“ ' l l f u n n e l u n O e n n - l t l i I " |iti Hi,, yanl friiin tin lone- |o I In* with frlrnd* lii SI. Petm liuig I. ■• ' u t i i i i i '!• c f r n i i i g e t in*, t h e •alee ool , olid d.l -hil'V l.nel aga ■ i n ,••*• m again l t.idav rietdiy vt u t loifoin goimt Net lb again. •a ?. mw 1 .1• gear w|t|l a|t ae.‘in. D thi *• f ! • , , Harry tVh*w*l( left for Woicr| *ain« time, mint' placrt! Sera *ell f i d . unftnwer «r..| and *all iful.-tn*- • Idm In *-a*j ,* »*«m. M m ; to rrMimr hi* furnier •*r»*lr*» lu ll i,ie,it a r e r e l | . | i i , | t.y ll*|* m i l ’ i p m i l l i e ...........* |ife'linn». >4 iln Watert'.wm A il no" t Idtd Mnrking tdnl. an evidence of i* tipnaii n *l. ba'"i:: fond of tablp crumby and lat.lii. ta.ume ncriMlmneil *u In. id. l>orilig meb.ii limp put "lit .nut tali* It* d <ef ............. . . i .. Mr. nml Mra. Eugena Juneau cla- party ln*l Friday evening i.t onl**riiii 'Imu nml i uutatoi||H. .i*',l n *i|illrri I liewlid taililii .'"i< • k ini'll S Iu nil left fm Far Rockawny, lo n g I.* lb,' home of Mary \nn Wright. fm the cnnlilint*. Tliey |uve th* li|i|iertv.|i|i almut I bo V I" l Ma land after apeuding »everal week* Till,*,, pre.viii enjoyral n wein-r If ymj tui'. i largr yanl, do Icavi *1. pat run *alnt nf nil -.| with "tbelr gramlpairntn, Mr. nml roust ami MVeial game, afbt* a brti*li idle lit •nine llti oll*plcliiii |ue»ei\e bim funu iiit», liunlei Mr*. Cha*. Ko*ninn They tuurnl ward*. plan . The birdt neiil tin n- n anil ani nth. i mi fiutiuu Hail Florida ealeualvely vlilling var. might befall i pool till, litilli Mem'w-r. prevent w eir Ibiiloua priitcvtlon from linwk*. and ..nu lou* lnterr*tilig point*. Smith. Dawn Ann Perron, Kilaf time- from (m lenient weather •igilrrel' The new home of Mr. ami Mr*. Cowan. Pal Dunn, Chatline Jut'* Ite.ide, till*, they jiid lialurall) liy e -e .m e \ i**iim k|;il W h i l e S i i i t i i SnrftitT'' John Schoendorf on Seminole ron. Eliiatmth Wmwlriiff, Patti# enjoy nuell plan * " k l m ie * . t i m i n ' I lie Slur**" Drive I* completed nml they are Witte, Mary Rose S|o*er, Jim* M l*. Furinr urged Unit farmer There me let. *>f w a y t" tar: moving In. fte»t lurk to them, uutriti.... tapir* :i |.ml ling tup A new roffrr ahnp I* opening al niv Dwen. Tnmmv W yatt, loiny leave -nine lint rimmed liedgegluw DO HIGHWAY mall ruin'* nf eraidniiy the loikevlew Cabin* by Mr*. Gu* Ilium v, Richard Tiroii, Elnm Far* fur the «ame rea*un*. Some bird wjtli the rnrdimil fm one build Jelly with ibmolat, or butrt i Haiiprlrb op tloutr 17 In tW tary. rl». Terry tloembel, Floyd I • Cowan, Kruteih tin It tte.t* low In tangled -litub .eolrli a m ,, tu with I m il .nek The regular meeting of llu lb- roy. Edward I'aosey. Hob R iely, Jimmy Ilfvtit, U i y . Mi - in t i,ti at a gav, ...tin tail Itary Civic Amrciatlmi Inr, will take place Tnerday afternoon al Odell Haii'illon, amt the lra,(t*r. 2:3*t P. M. at the .huwrmim at Jolinnv Hauls. Miller Acre*. IIA P T IS T t lllt l.F I.a*t Saturday evening the Al Hi lf«> Itiurfil C u rie No. 3 of Hie F lr.t H*u fred Govrr* entertained at a canatla party Mr. and Mr*. M. W ti»t tlmryh met in llu T. E. T. Cavtlr Jr. ami Mr. ami Mra. Carl cla** room Moudav aflernmui «'Hi Ml*. Volie William*, ehainmi'i. lYade nf Sanford. V III It U hffp providing. Tlm*e present were Mra. Wil­ SNOW IN! I’O D A V eV: W E D N E S D A Y liam*. Mr*. Joder Cameron. Mm . .1. A. Smith. M i. Ni C. Hlmsbr, Mr*. I.ilium Vlrkery. Mr*. A. I. Thoiiia*, Mr., Ilrnltey fklham Mi*. S. J. D avl*. Mr*. M. Cm mlng. Mi*. J. F. HarrUon aid Ml** Minnie Stewart. roN if i rr w i :i>m :si >a > iif ■ B E m sn S E D H I 9 A fl.OlflDA STVTi: T I I E A T H E # f/lGM 'S G&ay m w GAY V 7 *ec/t4Uco&i M a Jtc a C / / ' a piece nf leather, a iiiffre can, JANUARY | lane POWELL ;* R icardo »• M ONTALBAN... CONTINUES Inatrnetion. Tha Dean'* J,|*t I* roimKi*i*l of thaae atudenU who maija ciceptlonally good record* during tne preceding quartrr. ! If you want to prevent mineral ilrpoalta from areumulallng on the InaMe of your teakettle, wa*h th* In-lde nf the krttle often. To re­ move depovlU, Imil a mixture of equal porta of vinegar ami water GREAT SAVINGS ON • L A D IE S S U IT S • D RESSES • CO A TS • SW EA TERS • • • • m en;s sw e a t e r s H O Y 'S S L A C K S HOY'S SH EA* T K It S C H IL D R E N 'S C O A T S & S U IT S (WokdWtftYUMUND Irolai l t r JAM CUUPIfiaj — Arhleil Shirr I I V j i I t t r o - — V«lvefy texture WAVY-LINE C u rl m in— " r r u n n u l C itl" I r n M 'l — “ klitlvvi*>.| AI(llrri|Milia IbiraiiKMint New** Thu. A Frl. Yttinitr De Curltr—in— **Tht* llcnt’rl Hawk" - A l l I I I •A V O M . T I l ‘.»>V ll< V IR I U * — I N — •l M H i ; * A l . l r O U N I A H T A U t f * ,Mjo.i «h :,v i ; \ i t u t — t u - . Jam es Cagney->in-”The W est P o in t! Cuming Suittlav & .Mtintlny Jan. 14*15 •I �rj p r Z ' . , !r*S«r------ -- ---------------- vrryvts _______________________ •*’ ’7 « r.V v7 ‘-y- :??**■ TUESDAY JAN. 9. 1051 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Wyoming And Duquesne Tumble As Florida Southern College Coaches Retention Bradley, Oklahoma A. And M. Win Meets Spartans In Favor O f Baseball Czar By JO B F A L L A Traditional T ilt D A L L A S , Jan. 0— 0P>—Tho N E W Y O R E , Ja n . 9 — i/P) — Wyoming and Duquesne ware tumbled M . I Tf Sanford's CeWryfade will meat the St. Jsmaa Panther's here lanlght la a basketball double.header which apeaa with a Junior Varsity game at 7:11. It will be Ike first game ef the season for the Celeryfeds • ho have heatea Rust is aad lost to Lake Worth. K ey Weal and DeLand for a ooe-three record. The Paalker’a kavo played one game, beallag Ike t.ymaa tireyhooada 19-11. W ilt Mile B attles State Department Approves Plans To Compete In Pan-American Games By J E R R Y M)riCA ^ N EW YO R K . Jen. 9—O P i-O ff CHICAGO. Jan. 9—(JP)—The U. S. Olympic Committee today had American Association of College their early-seeton p«rforinenr«-i, official Washington approval ol participation in the pan-American from the rank* of the u n b c a tri last night. bul the nation's top three Baseball Coaches went on record Hugh Malocco and Andy Stanfield games at Buenos Aires. Feb. 25-March 8. bul lack of money dill was basketball team s- Brad ley. Oklahoma A& M and K en tu cky— roared to today as favoring tha retention are not golnr to lo*e many races of A. II. (Ilappy) Chandler as espected victories. during the indoor track season. con mlssioncr ol baseball. Avery Brundage. committee chairman, disclosed that Edward W. Malocco, a 23-vear-old pre-medi­ I he Bradley B raves. No. I again in this week's Associat'd Press Opening their annual meeting ----- ------------------ -— ♦Barrett, U. 8. Assistant Secretary cal student at New York Univer­ ■ ■ ■ ■ poll, blasted Drahe, 74-65, In a here In connection with the Na­ of Slate, had written hint to wish sity, was tough to I—st all last M issouri Valley s ill to hang up tional Collegiate A. A. conven­ hi* country’s nr«i|H**cd team of vrar. hut this lime around, he their 16th straight trium ph. tion, the college roaches Issued 126 athletes "the >>e*t of luck." L A K E IA N D . ja n . 9 (Sp e cial) has been well nigh perfect In the I Oklahoma A SM . rated No. it. a statement through President His office, Barrett wrote, wa* two races he ha> nm. la st Wed-1 made It IS In a ror> at Wichita’s The Floruis Southern College J. F . MrKale. University of looking forward “with great |t^ nesdav. he equalled the fastest eipense, 04-46, In another Mis­ Moccasins meet a traditional foe Aritona athletic director. While to the Pan AmerlrhlT flat Boor clocking for the rwm r>n souri Valley contest. third H l n r h - terest F lltH T R A r n —O u t c r o p , WcdnrsJay night when they f a t' they have differed with Chandler games. International *|>ort* pro­ record, 1:11.7. and Saturday night' wood, I l a p p y M a rlo w . ranked Kentucky ..fried back the roaches saldi HKlVt.NIIt A f t ; — F a s t vide an exirll'nt means nf atlmuIn the Columbus Council K or C the University of Tampa batkelhall on**ltoccasions, DePaul, 03-55. is the belief of the Amer­ latlng friendship and g<»nd will, games— the fir,I meet i f anv t t iTr ilsl.l l Ft nr i s k yR AIn.II. With Wyoming losing to Brig, C K P p o n r P u c k . •quad here at eight o’clock. ican Association of College Base•ind I am *ure participation of a Imnortanre-- he ran the 6ou In J a m ' * t t v s n * . C a l l ' * ' llo*». ham Young, 61-67, and Duquesne U . t veer Tamps was one ol 1*11 Coaches that A. It. Chamlr i c i i t i i i t A r t : —K i n s ^ p — i u m . full-scalp Olympic team by the 57.7 seconds. to Cincinnati, 80-74, the list of liny. T i p p y T o e s United State* in the Argentine two crtiVgei to hand the M oo b-r, h< cause of his tireless and Actually, the clockings were .lot Itwn.lv undefeated teens is down to IU. n r r ii lurK knim iiiitr. vvtiin- game* i •i , , , . , 1, , | effective efforts to advance the will d<> much to bring the Here's a list of the unbeateni: the imiMirtant thing. It *a * *h.* In w n . If* R a y a double defeat during the 26 t h-ehalL should be rePlX TII R A I 'R — M s y l s l r , F r •• * people* of the Western llratl*(includes only those teams with •vav lluea ran hi* own rare* that 1.08 ANGELES, _________, Jan. 9— OF) game «ea>on that saw F5C gain tallied as l*seball commissioner Hkln. i v . , U l r l ..here more closely together,” a il or more victorias.) trv Hansom, who dolm a bay Impretaed observers. Both time* HKVKN TII R A C K —O s c a r !>.. " I I I a straightforwardness In —Henry Brundage previously had visited the Dixie Conference champion 16 gar.tea, Bradley. IS games, he started out In front anil stayed I ' o u n t r y l* » > 'l. .tub* l l s r b o r . fever la his wont enemy, may no. responsibilities in a K I C I I T I I R A r r j - A n n Roll. Mis* Washington t<> *eek whether the Oklahoma AAM. IS gam 's, Mur­ •hip. In the I94H-4') leaion lb- carrying there. la s t year, h ' had a ten­ have found a arcond choice. It position which, by ita very na­ r b y , R o l l i n g I—». international situation w arrantnV ray ( K ) ll RUIe. Nine games, D A L L A S . Jan- 9 - ( ; P ) - The squads <|>1)1 their two m nr k hr- ture is open to constant criticism, could he Lloyd Mangrum, who dency to come fr»m b“h|n>l Home- l U.-SI.VTII IIAC R— t r s Mar. R n r h a a i - suspension of U. 8 . plans to rant" L IU , Hamllne, Washington. Eight Executive Committee of the Na times he didn't make it. The sus­ cost him tho l * i Angeles Open Ing. I l n J a c k dule, the fiul going to Tamils by has been definite and sincere— golf title. pete at Burncs Aires. TR.VTIt R A I ’R — FIc 'iriHil Psm anies, Columbia, Princeton, HL picion is that if h.. keep, up his T u rr y lllll. t e d U> Roll. On the subject nf financing the a score of 74 to 66 .ind the te- and furthermore In the (rest In­ onaveuture anJ Washington A lional Collegiate Athletic Aitocia nresent sirateev he'll show hi* They tangled In a duel on the terests of hasrtwll.’’ Argentine junket. Brundage was lion met today to arrange die cond to Southern. 64 in 57. Jcfferae n. heel* to the best. hack nine of the 116,000 tourna­ tINTIIIRH -------------------------In an Informal explanation, one quite glum. "A* of right now, we Cle re Melchione paced Brad* agenda of what i* expected to be F I R S T M II I — F a i a r l l y Stanfield of Rrtnn Hall college Comparative records of the official of the Association point­ ment yesterday and Mangrum won Huhny n i v ' r . lll*achwo<Hl. I l a p p y have only 25 per cent of our ley’s walLt-Minded s tu c k with I I who could l— cnme one of the great the prise by a stroke. M a rlo w . O u t c r o p . Ml*s U m l - r r l . projected 420,000 budget In the point", T h ' Braeee, In winning an explosive convention in which teams in the current sc*von do not ed out that Chandler had been Mir.grum cams fium fits sin Intel ■ iif ll-e generation au- A l s r n i n a . r e r t l n s . H K »i M n r h ' l l . hank or pledged." he said. ’’There their third straight league game, the N C A A Sanity Code governing give Southern much cause for present at one rollege twseoali strokes hack to card 280. The narentlv Is ready In shoot every­ »S.« M b i t M %1'F— F a l M i l I l F i r m , n t a s e r . R o n n ie Roll. F a s t will have to he a renewed drive bolted to a 16-0 lead and Drake financial aid to athletes goes on optimism Against the only squad •'World Series" and, after re­ Iwst Ransom could do, under thing again a 6 er stif'erln* s peated requests, had replied to P m a r l i e , p a r k ll» y . C’r n l n w n , J a n i c e for funds between now and midnever had a chance. terrific pressure, was 291. Bam pulled tendon that nrrcludeil hi* K . F r l a k y 1**,l| trial. that both rollrgei have met the requests for consideration of Snead, February when our team l* Defense-minded Oklahoma AAM T i l I ISIS H A i T — S i a m * Wile las* ytar'a winner who showing whst he could do in the The showdown meetings of the Spartans rolled up a I 20-2Z tally proposals to ban "raiding" of . R o w . r o l l o n J . R o w d y scheduled to leave. I ' th"! d“»«n’t displayed r powerful offensive In ed this . tournmant with national A AU outdoor champion- R u( b’ar*l*** rollege players. Club owners have [ ' “? __ . _ . . . r . O al'e M l * l s k e . KeenRo. P p o rl S produce result*, a lot of athlctrw • nipping Wichita, a Jins team f-i N CAA w ill It F ia t a , - . . J S j ' .u .i i y computed will, a a u ra of 6's to I Mir k J a m * * K v a n s . O r j o not put consideration of a pro- .7 " " J" M * *•»*». was shlos last snrlng. may not go." ' th# Aggies. Little Norm Pilgrim, and the order of business which M i l N TH H a r t : — I'u .arlty However, he heat Ira Kaplan posed agreement with the cwl-l*"1 . ™ Bt ***• 41 for Southernwith 29 prints, led tho AAM The Argentine Olvmpir Com­ H igh no slow-poke— In three races at K iTc kip. p yK i nTgo e8sp. e *Idl a*ni 'dr y. KHoy. IrRri on th* ir»n<lii for their M inffttl# picked up $ 2 , 000 , the committee sets w ill be signifi­ a t i e O l m y . mittee has assembled a 19-sport However, the Patrick Air Base marksmen. Haniogn fL T -v. and Snead $1-750. 60, BO. ami 100 vards In th» great P K U a r g e M itchell. R sym ales rontest was the curtain raise- of meetings. Kentucky, like Bradley, aped to cant. urogram far *•' rt High T rail American «nrlnts series In the Vines, the ex-tennls Another effort to reach a nonEllsworth the IMfl-61 season for the Mors, •n early lead. The Wildcats ( 8- 1 ) will lure some 2.000 athletes from F I F T H R A I 'R — F w l n rtt* At least six schools will be up star, finished fast with a 68 to Columhu. meetAll ^ IU r TrI „ Fln, . r. Whirlthe Spartans meeting th,. same !J* n,n« a*ieement la to ha Jumped Into a 10-0 advantage In ware decided at the run. wncie |ow() Hhy n r r r, r „ , i^as. I>»«lm every Western llcmlsnhrre coun­ four minutes and led througbnut. for suspension for violating the team after a series of b e v v y , brought up today when the col- tie for fourth position at 288 try with the possible exception of Kanlan. now running ^nr the a (-x | n ia v lju r . Marked J.y«hy. with C ary Mlddlecoff. a Memphis first Seven-foot Bill Spivey flipped In code. B ul there are several amend­ weight encounters with northern lr«r coaches hold their Canada. S I X T H MAt Sr—S IM h . Wile York p W 'e r dub left something dentist, and Doug Ford, on exliusiness session. A number of . _ . . ........... F r o g P k l n P n c o flirt. H i g h O f . 10 field goals and a foul, good ments to the N C A A constitution opnonents The U. 8., however, plan* ti to he deslrert. In the ps<t , the Mor-Snartan proposala to prevent the s i g n - Coast Guardsman from B rlarrliff, flee. O ak Hill. O a l m y t t o s . F f.n io for 21 poInU, for the winners. which would soften the terms of primary squad to compete only In »|ow th«« Fred Wilt, Don Gch- l-ete. Hkld R o w . M ay fa ir. . i— -e —ii----- -layers by N. V. Cincinnati, sparked by Joe clashes have contained all the <la­ ing of colleges players by pro­ nine sports—track and field, n tl V I lX T I I NAI'Sk—I l S Ik s Wile Mangntm's 280 w a e four rmann. Wlllv Rlvkbuls series of Lurhl and Jim Holstein, staged a the code—one of them calling for ments that go to make a hard fessional clubs nave been sug­ Pouniry F i r s t H iring. O s c a r -wlmmln-* fre-e a-d • , furious attack to atop Duqueane’s taking enforcement out of the fought ami rlnsclv contested hall gested, Init there Is no indica­ strokes better than his winning mile runs will e« still ls anvhodv * n F e a r l e s s J u d y . M i a l * e d s . R u h e haskrthal, boxing, weightlifting T h u n d e r . O reety . 10-game winning streak. The hands of the N CAA and giving i* game. And with Southern moving tion than any of them will be total here In 1949. And It warn guess, Init Freildle the F B I men l l a rRh lolri.l l TMad baseball, wrestling, frncing I I R I I I V - S t a in . Wile worth an eatra thousand dollars. look hi* first w im uin In th" Ohioans spurted to a 44-94 half­ M o the final four games In the adopted. R o llin g !.**. Miss Rart-v. One In. The site of the 1951 NCAA George S. May, his boss at Tam Cnlumhus eames. and ■.lihnneh h- T o rn T » m P r a y i n g ft a rk l * . v f e 'a lo n e cycling. Plans for a secondary time bulge, and had little trouble to the individual institutions and first half of ita schedule tension unit. Including women’s track and O’Hhanter, chips In $ 1,000 every lacked seflori* competition, he can R e w a r d l l u s i l e ' a Im age, t a n Roll after that, Lurhl poured in .’12 ronferrnert. Is mounting to claim the victor-1b * * 4 * B l*l*ys*ff■ ■!»** field, sneeer, rtc., depend upon SIXTH R « < n —4 ' t e t b . Wile time Mangrum wins a tourna­ a fast 0:06.3 two miles, ami de­ les that will send them Into hr i (Uatttised aild Indira.ions are that points, Holstein 21 . If the "•innint, k bools’ 1 come ut> Mar. i l l g l i l s n d R » r k r » - k * i > i fund raising. ment. monstrated that he was In simp* I n gll'a Me| Hutchins fired home 24 for suipension W o r e the amend­ winning roliinu: after five cop. D " w b * * , f * , *!?*I'uirnt . M a rg ie Je an . O rlenisl H ln w A proposed 22nian track «<iu*d Of May and his bonus, Man- for the haltle* to come. T o u r T e l l i n g Me. r e i n An H r * i» sarutive defeats in pre-Chrlatmoa f '*osen. Although the 1950 tourn* points as Brigham Young Halted will he designated at D alits, ’>** , TRUTH RAt I — V IStbe WMWill and Gehrmann wont tan­ innit at Omaha was not a fin- grum remarked afterwards: Wyoming after 12 straight vic­ ments it is rxn e rtrd that it will lilts. tomorrow, although Mat Whit­ ly M are, T w i i m h i H->nk "lla'a got more confidence In gle this week, hut they ">•> " • T u M tories. be voted. But if they are brought f t y mil P l a i n Red ru-if.-.i Mam Six of the Moccasin* who will unrial success Iwcauae of the me than I have.*' field, *00 meter Olympic cltamutogether two weeks hence. Thl* weether, It wes re|M,rte«i that H h n s l W r i t e r . I.. 4 I , Roll In the Western Conference, up after action on the amendments, face Tampu Wednesday night at lon. areadv has been de-igunle,! Setnrdav WIH Is rml"- to -tec tfllnola squeaked past Iowa, 72-60, lakeland are veterans of pre­ the Nebraska City again is bid­ as th# first member. which could m akr it possible for in New York for the Metropolitan ding for the tournament and of­ to hold Ita first place standing. vious Moo-Spartan clashes. Gene Plans for the U. 8 . basketball A AM chemnlonshlns. while Geh­ days on Its outdoor rink . . On the Wisconsin edged Michigan State, them to meet the rode, suspension Fouls. Hagerstown. Indr, guard; fering to guarantee the expenses ■quad got a financial *hnt-ln-th>v. rmann will see what he can do li­ of the competing teams. i*.*nnd afternoon a youngster rf arm with a $7,400 contribution 82-62, on a free loss In last eight might not be voted. D. C. Klnlaw. Neptune Beach for. the Washington "tar games. An instructional clinic end dis­ seconds. Northwestern shaded , nort.ul amt asked Gnsrh Pat Pe from a recent Madison Square The names of the six schools want; Dan 0'Brlrn, Elisabeth, N. cussion of the use of the leminMichigan, 67* 67-64, and Mlnnasota wera not revealed hut obviously J. guard; Borkv I’egg, l.vnn, Ind. traskl for a tryout . . Pat, tom:- Garden douhleheader, Brundage ripped Ohio State’s defending to tr ° ( tlwm a rt Vlllanova, Vlr- forwartl; Fisk Tnlle, |*keland for tied bat. which wuuld prevsnt what harrassed, snapped hack: revealed. rosily breakage but might also tllliaU , 77-64. "Heck, kid, you’ve ml*-'d half our Other recent developments, he * VH-flnla Military and Vlr- wardt and Bill Valentine, Rich By H UGH F U L L E R T O N . Jr. K an sas gained the Rig Raven glnla Tech. These were among mnnd, Ind. renter all saw action lie costly to produce, also were on year’s practice alreadv." said. Include army promise of a the program. N EW YO O RK , Jan. 9—OP>lead with a 61*46 victory over •evep school, brought up for ex- last year. Monday Matlaee modern pentathlon entry, assur­ Missouri. Clyde Lovellette scored nulslnn last voar when the vote Jlm Konstanty, record-setting Washington State r .lle r e r*» ance * f s fofir-man shooting team NEW YORK, Jen. 9-(Ab-lnFor l*egg and Klnlaw. Wedne* 12 points for Kansas. Nebraska workhorse a t the Philadelphia dlatia high Mhonis. alway* Isrjjg umtsttalj .‘Whiter sports .(two niatol and two rifle 1 ; and U L ;ta , Ol, short of the two- day’s action will lie their last I'hUlle's pitching staff, was pra«•» Mekoii, re- achfdullnn of the WTestling final thlnlg .majority . required.- H.ne# 'rhamv<*t(g< t.fmif - lhi*tr scoring forefront nf W kitpfJU ifW jj rlalaisxt.' 1950’s Risk "Atfc*|si of insnt'd with Hitwr a »hlnl idfWsI trials a r U J U g lf University, Feb. tilt prowess In liear again*! their Iheh two of the seven— Boston Urado, 81-44. thei Vear"> today ^In the anpual College and Maryland— havp Tam t* mimterpnrts. lloth noai ^j . a la . .ll •luring (he hulitUy ,V la otbar jramea. Cornell ripped raid to- 1 wa a-ke-L «»-*61 Hyraeuse pounded shown they are complying and the will l>r I *>-1 to the -quad in Kell official* to try 1 8 ■ also 'other— 11m Citadel— quit the ruaiv while they Intern *in Florlton, 86-46; Auburn tripped NCAA. School teacher, whose tireless win rvperlisi fiui much whl 36. T ?0 | And Tort.lnn nm:.*e CanaTS to send at least a ,la nuhlie scliools. 7 he return gain' right arm carried the I’hlllles to tooling, ihere was l'»s than usual Falksneer, an evchanee stud'nt token squad to Buenos A im . 8249; William A M iry Four other schools also will lie at Tampa l« •rhedtiled for Feta 22. urman. M-37; Florida the National league pennant, . . The way they explain it, hav­ from Norway, »el an Inlrr-enlle— Canada has said It would he un­ A prellmlnarw game at aeven un for suspension nnlcss they Mississippi, 60-62; BMC won in a dose vote over Vic A T L A N T A . Jam 9 - ( j h - O n l y Janowlct, Ohio Rtate’a football ing a third man to raver the trial, ski tump’reenrd uf 266 fee' able to send an entry because It . -sipped Arkansas, (PV48 ami show before the meeting that‘they o’clock l>etwrr|t the Flotilla H»»ulhare In compliance. f»*t-moving game puts one onl- at stramlswt sprints Pnln., in his competed In last y ra r’s empire ecu, C . die ge ‘'ll" squad Under i i tkdlege "II" 1.1 Iwsketlwll players for 10 Utah K tala nipped Colorado AAM, halfback, and E tu r d Charles, The Sanity Code provides than C>girti Jim l*a -4 a'ul the Bartow rial In |M>»ltlon U.i a rlo»e-un view rle t -f6.rt In WSG color* . . . games in New /ealoml anti w o u ld Southeastern Conference Irulleges rtt l^a-4 ■ ' 63-62. heavyweight champion of the of every play with the result that RouniUlmut r cn»rl *ay« that find It difficult lo sponsor another lode|>eiid*,nts will »t the stage an athlete may receive his tultlmi eiM-ndents have cracked the 100 mark in j Here are the leading teams ring world. end fees under p scholarship hut there’s n« whistling fur plays that change In the lUrvard visiting long athletlr pilgrimage. for th*, varsity till nt eight. scoring thua far this si-sson. , (Oral place votes and team There -was a wide difference Brundage said he has not yet committee on nlhletIr*. means tha* mum., pay all other expenses Mel I ’ayton, a second string ““ *** In parentheses): of opinion among suorta writers look like fouls fmm * , rtb* agenda to te- eo». through work. Tho Southwest 'CoirAll-S>>utheastem for TtlMne last and broadcasters, who mentioned hut really aren’t . . Incidentally, the Harvard" arn convinced the ramnllcd Tap Tea aldered by the Pan American season, leads with 202 points af close to 100 athlrtea In all, In- the slate's No. I l.am after the sanity mde Is dead and Ih 'v ’re 2820 fere nee wants to provide financial ■porta committr# at its meeting going to become ’’nr>erea*lve" . t 12 games. Joe Dean of I- 8 . finding race hem . Noor, end tourneys wae Froelwl High _ P> A S S O C IA T ED PRKHS 1811 aid an tho koala of need and not force the athlete to work for It . is second with 172 In 12 Janaa'e hamaa fish, Furuhaakl. Gary, which ix**t* a pair of 6-8 Woody Hayes, Miami (O.) foot­ during the Buenos Aires gamra/). 2. Kentucky (12) (0-1) Today a year agu Virgil Trucks, games. ball rnach, made such a hit with If Ills activity schedule does not The "Athlete of the Y e a r" teas lada—Joe Moor* ami Val GasleAbout 40 per rent of th# land Detroit Tiger pitcher, signed his his Scoring for Georgia Tech and •na of a growing lumber of hon­ tlch— as a double pivot romblna- Phoenix, Aria., fans with 1069 give him time. area of th# United Stales haa too The Southern and Southwest I960 contract for a reported 922, Tennessee players Is Incomplete ors piled on Uw Philadelphia re­ linn . . T h . t» -rham. N. C.. Ooldeli anrerh at a Salad Bowl pow wow little rain for safe general farm­ Conferences have Introduced 500. and totals are not Included In lief pitcher this year. Glove* Imxlng tournament this that they started a move to been ingJ t f ^ c T V a t J (6)1\ l8 - l) ___________ Five years ago tha New York Southeastern figures. him here as Arlsona State A Columbia (4) (2-0) 6.'12 amendments to the constitution He' set the mode modern record fur weekend will homir Its founder, (Tetn|>e| e**ch. state racing commission abolished Seven-footer Bill Rplvey of the moat games pitched In our w 1 1 it- * line s "Minn 0. Kanaaa State (10-2) 507 to lake enforcement of he code flo*»k I ■ruin’ The vrlues of home* built in tho 10. Wyoming (6) (12-1) 402 from he NCAA and place It with the .tally double f.>rm of wagering Kentucky has played only nine season, 74, and since these wet 1Tmphv" to the MitxfandlliV sp«>ll»The w ickentcre lA ris.) hleh United Btate* In a year varies the Institutions and conferences. at New York tracks in 1946. ks thlid thl ‘ with * games, hut ranks 61 all In a relief role he set a new Reread Tea w p s " Th’ *'* In ’ wlist At was a* Ten yrars ago llsnry Armstrong points. Bpivey was the S E C ’s school siv-man football team tit’s from as much as 7.2 per rent of Bsinle Moore, Commissioner of 11. HI. John's (4) Duke U . Itnxer. mark for rescues attempted. too «m*ll for regular football I the national Income which was tho ho Soatheaatarn Conference, said received the Eddie Nell Memorial leading point maker last season. I t Washington (10) fru*«n Oat He finished with 18 victories his group would go along with Awanl from the New York Boxing The remainder ef the top five and seven defeats and was a 11 B. California (8) B"«ti*e or i'i *'-i*«nsdily warm won the state title last *rason atwl rase In 1935 to ns low as 1.4 par Writera Aaaoclatlon. ^ the Southern and Southwest. la made up of Bob Meador of L. 14. Illinois (0 t) Deremlier weathe- 61 New Eng scored 642 nolntx In ten games. cent in JM-7.__________________ Fifteen yeara ago Wtlmer A lli­ 8 . I L 166 points In 18 games, natural for the National League’s land, the U. Of New It has won <8 game* In a row an I The l l g Ten and Pacific C<m ( 10. 1 ) (1C "most valuable" award, although The term "collective bargaining" ferancea oppose any change In J V son, Austin. Tex., and Helen Ja­ and Ralph Pederson, Tulane, 148 na relief pitcher over had won and two college football Half- M o» v« . . Th" "Kicker" la that ra (lo-tl «« said tha and Rig cobs. Berkeley, C alif- headed th# points In I t games. hacks—Bobby KeynoUa Nebras­ Coach Dndlev Ha ocher never was w»n drat used by Beatrice Webb Dint distinct Ion before. In 1291. me*'# am* women's U, S. Itanla Oo] Jm . i rta spinYork ka's climax ru n n r. atwl Rohe a football nlaver and learned arankings for 1936. Partlll, Kentucky’s passing mas- bout nw-t-ise fr*m h*«V*. CTsanhtg T V Cnff larly V«fn Blrkfonl, Boston Orave The Skat*r« A'WFisttnn. no» Long Inland U. basketball squad **Ed fWhltevt F-rd, the freshwas ix I ray Ihry pitcher, hurltd 312 Innlni •Ben man atar of the New York Yan­ five roller derbv contestants, has occupies a dormitory which once n if i athldes on Ing the 1910 season. He to; kees who pitched and won ths holding the tryouts of p w n ac- kotisM tha Brooklyn Society for R s n a ran J on neon, l * b . u n | did li National League pitcher* deciding game of the Rnrld the name* of m e t than 1*60 Prevention of Cruelty to Crildrante Grarge Mikan, the /th en . _ to play department. Herbert Hargett M la a la d i.._____ , big. sharpshooting W Berlea, ramnlcted the first ten. candidates on Ita list . . It’s sin­ ran. . Tha way those guy* score r af star o f MlnneaM 128, sjven; Bob Schneider, A la­ palls’ prafeaslonJ basketball r to tarn gularly Inanproprlale that the la ante! oven to men. fo r the ii team was abl« to practice n ..y •• The 1960 University j bama, 119, i t ; Frank Ramsey, sons baseball team | ' , r . Kentucky. 113. nine, and Ivan . . . . . . Aemwlellra «f sehall coaches held* *tx squad batting average of .326, Wilhelm. Tul*ne, 108, IX. A rlxm , Cln- Grot meeting tedgy- Tampa Five Favored: Moccasins Have Lost 5 S t r a i g h t I Racing Season To Celeryfeds M eet S t James Tonite Feature Gehrmann, NCAAConvention May Explode Over Sanity Code Rule Sanford - Orlando Kennel Club Entries Mangrum Comes From Behind To Win Open Tourney 6 Schools May Be Put Out For Violating Scholarship R u l e s S » ■SP K oiutanty Nam ed “A thlete Of Y ear” In Annual A P Poll Snortii Roundup Thirteen Players Score 100 Points In Southeastern i S n fT sW t? tfe m ® % ITS MIRROR 3 HR 81 AsP m s mVSCS 3 ft r), Murray ANNOUNCING Slat* 8yrasnss tWs saaaen defeated T ’ Onrales* amokera-top the list of ran State ■In foothill for the Mae o f forest fires In Cenade. first time ehm 1927. 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I t N ..n * .• o a t r e i ra id * s a l u * IN u n .d i r * e rre l e-.H-t. ...........li s l a l p a r v a lu e u ( IN u tc k s tlth I* .la l r e lir a b le t s l u e I N an a I ' a i . l l s l In, e* a i d d - l - n i u r r - t if (N o n * C .in tm .iti i l i e h m i l , i « t * | p a r cafu e >.f I ln« s t » :s u m s a n s A » * * l» pledg ed u c k lg li- | |u •• re t l a h i t ll le * a n d f u r g ib e r p u r .,.* * • .p o h llg a t lu n - e « n ..rd in * » e d m .-la .m - . . f d e p o s it.>r* and o th e r . r e d liu r In , lu d rd Ip l l a h l l l t i r s I h l L e a h * *■ e li.-w n ab u se * r» a f i . r d - d u r iiu n ,.r re » e rv e - o f , r b i g a v u r lr l n a * sh o w n a b o v e a r e a f t e r d e d u .ii..> . ..t re s e r v e * o r I- T r T u r k e r . C a s h ie r i.t ib * a b e tw .n a m e d b a n k . .) . . « ..lr n ,i.'t t h a l I h * » b>. * * M it .ih S N l |* r r u a an d ih a t Ii l u l l , a n d r o r r e .- t lv i* p i ib n i r u * t t a l * nr ih * * r v * r a l m a lle r a h « s * in ...p ia ln e .1 a n d * * i I h * best or m r k '0 W i* d g * an d L » ll» r T t : T I I C K R I L C a s h ie r l.’o rre **! • A lle e t l W . A P A T It lf ’K f 'lin t t r a iT u a t c i i k i . K <1 K l l . l ' A T I t I C K . J i t H ls r ln r * A la i# n f F lo r 'd a , C o u n ty n ( g e m ln o la . * * i Nsvorn ‘ .1 a' n d —*— s u b s c r i b e d ----b efo re — m e I h l•* ( I h d s y u f J a n u s r* I t i l I h * r * t . r . e r t l f r I h a t I a m nut a n u f f i r e r « r d l r n i u r n f ( h i * b a n k . ................ I I K t . K N P E m m N o i n r r Puhlle M i ro m m ls s lu n e ip lr e a l . - l l - d IB R A L ) — By BEN N ETT o n O u r S i d e , b y J o s e p h N e e d h a m , Is a n E n g l i s h U m is t t c M lc u n v ie w of to o u llo n k to d a y u lt im a t e ly HOW D O y o u E X P E C T U S TO ) E E M E A W C B ') Rev. William Pitherirk write* ■bout a minister who arose to deliver hla lertnon. rarefully ° w o rld , p |n t He triumph. R£>E ’ G&JC>- \ 5 he writes, "is expressed in the story of the train porter who was told thal laird Hali­ fax would be riding In hi, car and that he would find the lhen*Fnglish Arnbas.su•fur lo Washington extremely democratic and easy to get on with The porter tephed 'W ell, lie'll hud nit- just sam e.1" AmeoO to h i . . to hla Itrl an,| th e d e m o c r a tic A (ik'd itJinir of ritm da pro(ic«* jn,l ™ pro*pcnt>, und t>l ihc sire til the triephone pm that i Pern done, n a com­ parison of pc hi lalion growth with telephone growih While ihc number of people in Florida wa» incrcating 4Pfi in ten )eat*. according to the ccrtojt, the number of telrphone* jumned Ib7r#. C E R F — __________________ ,7\ i I! I I %V ' I I C—^ , t 'V \ \ I 1 rC**? 0n ,h" " «»*W (titling for hi. *|ga»ea f o n g r r g a n o n ...................... or . rM i l * l,y H .i n g a s k i n g in a reaper l fu|,b«, "* * rit'** r , l" ^ t u » to re m e n d ie r y o u r a ^ m u u r if ^tilr r . n ' t **' C * e n i* io IV5£. W h .* * ., ! r o r I «.•«»,-tot l , u . . . ............................. . . . Safer Cough Relief Whm new drugs or old fart to stop sour sough or chest cold don't delay, t itomuliHsn contains only safe, help lul, piosen ingrcdienu and no nar­ cotics lo disturb natuie's proem. It goes right to the seal of the trouble to aid nature soothe and heat raw. ten­ der, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed lo please you or druggist i c funds money. Cteomulsinn has simd die lest of many millions of users. W hara M onay to Kapond an d A large pan of thit telephone giowth ha* taken placr in juit Ihe Uvi flte year*. During that *h*m time Stiuthcrn Hell hat htuli JIIMI,td nrw irlrpborte facilities in I'lotida neail) doubled ihe number of telrphour* *'*atl) increased long disiei.ec rirsuili and ntoir than Hiplrd rural telephones We'se spent neatly twice a* nitkh to etpami Florida telephone facilities in the last rise years as we had inscstrd in the slate Use years ago And wc'tc going right on doing our best lo meet ihr continuing heavy demand lot service ui town and oil Iht farm. Modern Way To Control Roaches’ llothrrrd hj mar hr* or al*la‘ lohnatun'* N II-IIO A C II, applleo hy brush In th* hllfhrn, kllh nsarhr*. anta. amt waterhug*. 'Vhal’s rourr, the rislorltaa mat­ ing I* rffrttivr for month*, and kill* Ihr stray* that wander in .’■od walk user i l . For *rl*nllltr ..mlml ii a * iohnatisn'a Nil ItllH II! H o t i d ,i Intprova Sgrvicg Comas fr o m i l d u fs it i com e I is s iii the m o u ts so u I - > i s hu t ilc p h o n c s r iS K t ll .a i iiio n ry gut* to |u y w egts. la s t s an d . l t d ! o p ttstin g costs f u lU I h r im m r t In nfs> i M i l i l i t i m in i so m r f lo u t pts'plc w ills m o o ts why ih r l i i l u i r lo i n ' t ' t H u t 's o t ttlrp h o n t s e rv ic e d tp tn d s o n t h r C o m p in y ’s c o n ­ ic lin u rd s h i l i l ) lo pay l.o the li s t . >i| th t im in r s m ( b.tnt H c ll il lr s in >t-:td in I r i t A f .o e t r r P llr v w * rs : 4 o r , I k e ; | l i r t l , l l h k ; i| u a r t , t j .k t r . a v a il a h l e at , Jtfsiinitllrit 1* B Ambr**tm O /A R K IK F IV— A ltTIt l.r„N HERALD Want Ada 9— I I R A I . K S T A T K F O R H A I . K — S Ian tat ion EataU a— larga lot— ruatom built for aal* baluw proaont construction costs. See WhlrMna, m fl. Park Afa. L A K K F H O N t L O T S —on beautiful Crystal Lake, near Country Club, 100 ft. frontage, high elevation. Mime rltnia trees, all cleared. W. _ E . Rirrhhoff, Jr^ Phone 308. E X T R A L A R G E house, juit com­ pleted—d rooms, 1 largo lota. Mohawk Ave. Phone 884-R. TW O STO RY furnished Duplex. Good rantal location. Both Apta. now ranted to permanent ten­ ants. Price 16960.00. R O B E R T A. W IL L IA M S . Realtor t THE SANFORD HERALD (TBl AKA a pa t m k n t b , Md Store*. I l l W. Firm Phone 490-W. S A L K —i R iT A , AAV C U L 0 • O U R L U C K . ' I <S A L L I ’ RM SM K ll 3 room inudarn TR A C TO R -C tH I Farm all, a n d apartuieiil. Private Rath. Adult*. C u l t i v a t o r , p m r t l r a l l y n e w , H en 23KU MrliunvilUi._________________ Minaldy nriced f u r .pu.k sale INCOMK PROPKKTT DUPLRX PHONE: 148 F o il B ED R O O M S, Modern Home, EHeetrlr Kitchen, 17600 by owner. 1606 Sanford. S O D rIW i M A Sb N R Y Rltvk Home 2 bedrooms. 1216 Wrst |»t. 93600. IB0S--R Ail Type ilf il>u.k Work '1m> M. Kinney Ihaikkewpiug Srrvire Park, Fla. Itie'in 103 r O R T A IIL K washing uiathiiie, Atlantic Uank lluildlng_____ A -l rniuliliun; Kh-rDiv llid rt'T, NKW F I if O K N t u r la e o d to p e r __ Rocker. Phono MM) or I (LI. fe t-in m . O ld f lo u r * a ta d a il k * \ KfiKTA H I.Kft, Livi-stork a n d n rw F i n is h in g , c le a a ln g A a r a i M is c - e lla iu u o is . Nanfiird Farm ■ng. P u r t a b le power p l a r t . t l r r ‘» Aurtim Market. g e a r* w ip e r ie n e * !a S a m ia c l* B A R G A IN S ; tim'd lli-fiignatur C o u n ty . I I M f lla a a o n , lm k e M ae* new motor. Oil CiriulatiiiK Heater. Magic Chef tin* Range. ii r. i ’ a i i i »ttiiir;i,M /.h your Phone I'ilifW. h o m e . O n ly | l l ‘ V dow n n o w r>-. T W O -B U R N ER Florence Cirrulat■ lu irril F flA P la n . I n s t a llm e n t W r it e ing P n. | | , ,n lir a I ■r. in f, Gmal W in t e r Comlltlon. Phone lAOrt-M.___ I ’SK D M A P LE hahv l-ed imtiiMiGood ronditlon. Ph. 4.14-J. — e L o a n Ile p 't ^ R o u m 3 1 7 . P h o n e -’ till. H a n f >rd A t la n t i c N a t lo n n l Hank Member P D IF___________ • k.M fllA N ULIND8 made tc order. Hemlnole* Venitlan Blind Co. M0 W 3rd Rt. Phone n ap ; a re the tro o ics am cao f S 'O M t f s o a ) EVEN O / A O K IM S C A N T lA V G ____ ^ US NOWf T •* Tu t n * s r B a t n n L IH fi fm t w o 1 A W A Y / .., , ONE AAOHf o u r to r u t S U O P rsro * ! W VW W VW W VW V 1 OUT. ANO W E R E IN ! f H O L O O N , R IT A S O N ! T A T D O b fT C U V E U P U N T IL T U G L A S T O U T fi TH K M IN K KA N fJK H GRAFTON, DO YOU SAJOf ABCXfTA'TROUOLC MAN WEAR WHAT T U f E N G 'N“E t i u r.y.w We buy, Mil A trade u«ed ROOF WORK of all kinds. Eaves furniture. Wilson-Main Fuituand Gutleni Repaired aad P aint­ tirre C-b, 911 K. 1»t. Phene #ML ed. New Roof* applied. Painting H ELP v’tyf OUT DO NOT G IV E r a io G O Oun PAbAAft W A T B A L k X IN T H E c t * « T O f lu lf n in t h f — op HCS JUST A RAILROAD PC1ICE-1 MAN. I KNOW ABOUT HIM AND I M ReADVpORWM IXHO^JUSTVum ----------- TO rtNO MtMt . ■ m « . T O U A N O h € D O v S TAltC n n tO O T T O T M E tUDEOUT AMO WAIT T V C R t f W h Y IM G O tN C A F T t R TH A T T O O U O L E M AN - ' I T S THE T R O U t k f MAN' Q UOTlCIW K Ti£ T t l E G R A P H O P tR A T O R , J U S T A3 I ^ T H O U G H T » r ---------------- ---------w - V and rusting. Sanford, P it . luMS-W. IL R. Arkrnburg. •rag line, nulkiuter, nump true*, muck, flil dirt, shell and cleg by load or ioh. Contact H. K b. jb-te.l and aseorlates, IW i New York Ave.. [>*l,and Ph W A N TED IF IT I8 RKAI. ERTATE wKetKJr you want to buy or tell, see J. P R R 8 8 E R —apply Seminole Dry Cleaners. W, ilall. Realtor, at NEW LO ­ fountain help it * nr rSRA.W CA TIO N , Florida Rtale Hank E X P E R IE N C E D wanted. lAncv'a Drug Store. Bldg., Ph. I76S.__________________ 19— N t n i c t .PERRON A L B — IW A N TED W H IT E Man or White Women for counter y*oik. Apply M A RY’S LEN D IN G L IB R A R Y Plg'i. Whistle. U’otr Magnolia I* nuw open Mun. M IL L S 8W AP S n O P — 406 E. 4th thru F’ri. 10 to If A. M , .1 to rt St. We Buy, Bell or Trade moel I' M Sat, 4 to 1» P.M. anything. Phone IP»-J. We both >oea When yeu don't bring ALL TYPES of Flu IIdo ter Work Reasonable Rate*—Free Esti­ your praseriptioug to LAN KY'S. mate*. Carpenter A Grace*, LO ST— Black Saddle Rag We.1 Phone 109 Ph..-.* n u t M „ «ru..t ncwlay Itelween city limits are FRIED SlIhlMP blnnsr 6 Point*. Orlando lughway. H> CARE FOR children In my home during th* Hay. Raby sitter 132*1 _w ard . 703 W. Flrel. Tel. I(»3-W M yn l* Ph. M LM ._____ ________ L ADY D E S IR E S part lime work M IC K E Y M O CH K scaav, : v c u M AVE O N LN A G g \\ O AYSTO U V E ! J . d v d w a n B ur t v « « \< Ljr BE s o v e CU3B F O O tV i T Z ia - * T 2 A a *t FLV I T w p a i I k ------ - Mud? I TM OBE W ER E Bw-VOOd OG A ' ■g ----- ; STQ AN dB *r= BE I W iK) M A P I p f T S 1A / O F C O u C r u ... MO DNg HA3 E \ 5 C CCV\E A A £ K r a jM TUA-t 3e J JN A L.V S --------- i OU- or Tug T Z '.y - T r A 5 S CT-djr a U* / w k v a g .... as Bookkeeper «r clerk--lypDt. Phone Mfl-j. CROP, 26 g m Narcissus Ave. Contact ANTIQUE Furniture, Writing __ Roy Britt, Ph. 60> or IMP. S E R V IC E S - 1 2 Dealt, Empire Sofa, drop-leaf 19— S P E C IA L F U R N IS H E D 6-Room H oum , vable. Blanket Cheat. Other I rated Jan. II. Edna Gramleaf, eee*. Phone 9 0 S .______ _ L E T US help you recondition rour l*Jha. M a r y - ___ __________________ SNAPDRAGON', Carnation and yard. Peat. 40r bu. 94 60 per U n f u r n is h e d « mom housa 1 yard. Meek Fill dirt delivered— tnd M ht tha, good neighborhood Phone 1290—Shell for driee- a fumlebed houae. Adult* hone 1097-W after ISM 1-10 f i T Y L E R meat ru e , t t cel lent condition. No roaeenmbli Septic Tank*, Grease fra: I .A W N M O W K P i S S h a r p * bed. hi Whume. Sin E 4tf Rt _____ o A LA N D O Morning Sentinel. Or. lando Evening Star. Call Ralpl Pae ttaa.t ia t C L A S S painting and decorat­ ing. Interior ami sile risr, A -l reference, M. A. Unk, Fellow- *S»P *»*•«*. ETTA KKTT TMr «£>g O i . r ar# 4 u rriv rrt flAOTt S t'P tP ivaa A O u tr~ AO*K*OY ' w avr m o o n ***<S OAO WAIUDN TH* CAfh WekB r e « « * h •* f * » • o o e P w w a OuA-YgN MON* SON«OAV , VS» CM xo.s, ----------V t * 6»« y / ^ s to * * ' \ & £ is f s r i7 �#■»* T U E S D A Y J A W . 9, 1951 T H E BAN FO RD H E H A L D . Elsenhower Incidence Of Infantile Paralysis Almost Doubles In Florida In 1950: (K D IT O R S NOTH: To hrfat IIUI i n i l r r , tip III dale on Ihr maal rerenl praxrro. in the flghl againut infantile p*rah*i*. wr « ill peroral a »crlv* of four a r lir ln r-prri.illi written for Florida hy Mr. J. Ililli* Miller, Pt.il March of Dime* -tale rhairmaa. T h U t* Ihr flr*t In the *rtlr*. Hy J. H IM .IS H IJ,I,|{|t 1971 Stale Marrh of Dune* t halrman live )ra r |9Ml i* rapnlly a|i|irnarhing live* trcnml of polio e a rn in llie liitiury off llii* nation. I I iim iv Ii Novi bar Iwrn «« far lliiv year 31. Iffl ea»c* iciortled m llir r ea*r* In Plniida. The Florida- p irlu n , leftreling the national trrial, lui- m urk doubled that of la-t j i a i whin only 2*2 ca**** of Infantile paint--■ *1* Were reported Ihroilghniil lieentire »taie. In Ihe tail three year* there , rord*. nlmiit ome in eeiry file have la-eri more than MHI.nflu run-* 1 years. Medirnl ex|a-rience reveal* (hat of (adio, a figure that aptoonrhe* clo*ely that of the eulln- pre the Inridi'iit of polio seem* tn tieiiir more friimently in five ceding drradrf During the week ending Decent >•••*» cycle*_ iif in e|«,-e paraltfl ber V. |H new ra-e* weie reteirleil | with national tr*-n<l» In |Hi|mlnll>m III Florida, Indk-ntinp that nui -hifl*. A corn 111 mill v »eem* (#• thinking a 1*mt polio rnirle* u* out “ Imtittttil**- Hu I f after a major Iml In ytar, hut with |ai|iulati«n -hlfl* In every com in unity, the rvele wort- toward ,-ndher high ■'Inrldent rate*' ai the end of a five year pcriml. The-,, nr* Ihe fuel- that n -eareh has produced mi the tail|n nh-tulr today. f'>Hdr' March t-f Dime. (p o .o --I.iU ie lloimia lie'll VlUt rhiihla lai-ed *S*7 (*ai tnr the figld agnii -t liifnulili i'loridll Pnltii victim c«ll*ldrr(at tn Nnlunal l’n-t« r m INi*nk"I* So fn* thl- year tl« * •• on* of top throe final »clvclloti*, {* ready for tli |(,nilliia>M • •***** f*m*~ <»*»• mg "f the March of Dime* drive. Dnughtct of M i. at borlati.it Patty, termed the *pc*-cii National Foundation for Infantile Pi. m e n u of Tampa, Itomde l» ......... «nd a hulf, »* an “affirinailon of tho continu I'ataly-i* ha* *poiii ttfOJtNl.tMK) for IH.lio wi r n -In* wu. It! month* old. SI h-'.. t«en wa •nee of the foreign policy of the (■olio tmiient care and euidrmli- wa- two, and will rvrrilually la- aide to tiiwntd lira, "id with some t.'/MMUmo due on gety. Unitrd Statca," In 0*lo th t non-political Mur- fb-remlier 31 In uaiiahl hill*. The furl I*, that thr Vatioual gcnpoaten raid (ha Pro»ident h«* exhnu-ited It-, BotK« more recorde<l that the dr- Foundation fmac -*f W r-lero Fuiupi- I* iden- fund* thl- y rn r la-eati-e of the th-al with the drtcnMt of Amen- high lurhh-nee of imRu, uml manv *• **ll**>« t I - . , , it ., 1 rlnet ore, hm pltsl, nm*e-. and rmdeied there In Hepttndwr, if MRiihittii O hm I *«*■ iMarl Stockholm'* comrrvatlve Sven- other* nr*’ awaiting payment for P 'l’i Hung Kong** e*tliuati*l ford r ijd e wa* l*.rn r*dln aka Daghladet laid "T oinan'a •ervlre*. population in IIIIA wa* nlwut J,. Caiuplwll in (ilu-gme in I7t»2. rvalktic view* and forthriehi County chapter*, Including FluMi of whom only alauit 15,- He * « i ruio-ti to the pM-inge In (U lcm cnU mud make a very fa­ ridn'* ri7 chapter*, have uhlid (l(H),W IMni arete 'noii-ffhineve. IhfiH fm hi* *11 Vice, a* general vorable impro*»lon in Weatcrn AMMO patient* *n fai thl* vear The (I, JJ. f'ou*ulhti- tii-iH-ial'* eninmandlng the |triti*h force* Europe." It addrd, however: Ilf Ihi* total. .'loOtKl weie holdover “But w ill they have any e ffe c t put leal *, Including 17,'mki from circular w.itn* Anirtirnn* lo nnt"j during the Indian mutiny. lie _" . The ileieHotatluu of the il*o rmiimanded a brigade dur­ an a diehard Uolatlnniat like iupr nlnpe. The National Foundalink'tt T a ft, who oppoaed the in­ tion I* rurrentlv rernie*tllig Ineal ■ilimthm la the Far Kant and the ing the Pi inn an Wai, Mi-ntiwhih*. tin Midical Pre** troduction of eompulaory military rhnptri* tn return tlo-|r *urphl* po-lbllily thei a fur'her •later(ora­ aervlrr a few munth* before IVarl fund* In order to aid “ephlrmie" tion would Interfere with rngulni offered Scotland Yatd a free Cnmmerrial *hlp|dng and air »rr. •Ip °a haw to mu down tiro Harbort" a>ea* lo ronliiuo- their work thieve-, whi *tole thr Forunnttun The Independent Mctropnlr of through thl* month nml lo Ihe vice- In H«ng Kong." A met lean- wen- urgeil to " h i . Bnuarla carried an arenunt of Ihc end of the Mairh of Dime* drive. '• • .lin g D ia l I h e S ln n e . w e i*h a •pecch under the hradllna “The An advanced *|n-*-l»l gift- earn- mnlt ,h ii itder" temovit-g ilepend Voice of Wisdom." Editorially it haign earried out throuvli Decern- cnl* .ind •Heir effiat* now, while ITih pouPfl*, t h e M edtral P ro a * normal tran*p'.Hol|,*n fneililie* -a n l to d a y ; aald the apeccll “give* proof nf ler at*o helped provide “etner "O u t own -iig g i-'lio n foi t h e (paid aenac ami realism and poli­ rm rv furala". d io -o v e ty of th e eulprita, f u r tical courage for which Kuroia-an* what it I* w o r t h , i* that t h e For a miirk breakdown of the —at lea*t— will pe thankful.” medical piof* **h,u ahoul-l In- clr, Meanwhile itew*pa(»ei* In Am­ plsre, |Hif|r* .......... goe* let uu- ‘ • ulurlleil i*iot il l. 1*1 In trpoi t all erican gave general. If caullou*, rile the following. t a-e in which hi rnla i Icvi-Juji* d praiac (o the Prv-ddrnl'a apcrch. Since the National 1'iutmklIm, almut It: b*o Thv S tatt of thr Pnlmi wa tv 1 mult ini -1111 to ttupktiiil "well reported” hy Ihe Pie-ihbiil, of I in3.mm.nHi ha* k e n - 1M*111 nn adveiso r*rp( - nr- Imminent, tv* ■aid the Detroit F re e P re** (Midi, tailh-nt rare a->d euhlenil* alii ' don’t krone And when yon ■hmt-. Thi* i|f*e* not lake Inin nation Humid ire en n-eniml the *11rn« lnve*leil III edtl- don't bn*>w the k**t polle*' D I HFdl F *»«w l|fit UMinJIt In g*> ahead and tflJ,e no bearlrim) ami n-a*»utH by lid* latiue (kith ouhllr aroi prof"-- elianre* lin U t r if I , , 11, 11 , , | . " cleat-cut atatemrut of it* nb. •imini and -elentlflc researehi llong K»ng *ia- just con* Iode*I But A.'mv Inlrllteriii - ie|<*y||rc) {•vtWra and the mmaurr* that A ln|al nf «l3.lmtJMl ha* l* ru inMT plolMi*e{| lo attain (hem. vetted in rr*rare|,. go/prj |„7 In -di* of • N-- an, ' pt*KpnroUf tro I Ihe ( him e w eir frtiinjtng irp ,t Itttt netn«l- to It* hlatnry. It Hhl tpM a Inna, whlh the SlSjfjn jw n roni-lilv 11 I If. nod 000 |„ |,u*ifn -- m.o-ivr d in knit; font arnuntl Iin* Iseii lu\e«|ed in ■'•luraMnu "f In thi- fit t tl tnuiith* nf IpMl. fl'.tu Al Ir**! l**n t’luiteve armienrofe*-innal tier sonnet through The It S rtamoed an enilwrgu |H>t,ihfy Wl.tHKI «■* rtmie lifMtpi fel|ow*hln*, *, Im1ni-lil|i-, and old »» ahlpment* *o Red Chinn, Itnw wen *|Kitted m the *|r*. to >, hn-'k and neo(p»«lnnal A-- ever, aftei the I'hitimM- *We|t* In­ a.ielatloh*. $1,1 HUM3 nf il In ti* the Korean " in itt late N«v. llir l.ryliilt Army (ontmucrl tl' IP,V rml"-r H u' 1*un on Am erican trade lelie.il In tfie toulli .nl Yangtlartlt billet- lV.’-h. -ome 2 ti’i'i erlinlat- tn China la ladtu? fell ai-iitrly he»v. of llie fa,| mnvnit- Retl fnire) hip* and ft Ihmship* have lieeu aidered none I imi *trnog. The Royal awarded The)- have covered the N a v . milt* here have k-en de­ |trr«*ri! time OH llir heel* of rrfield* of virology, orthopedic*, pe­ pleted |,t lh« transfer of dtiie* yuaril troop* diatric*. ni-urtdogv, pithlie health, to K»r,-a The c«i|oi,v hn* alt Two pdltr.1 ligfili Hand I f a id plan whleh naema lo l>e auhject anil phy*lral medicine, a* well n - army of .10 mat „f whom onlv 7.- 14 ntllr. Wiutfirill of 0*4n Ilte»c lherea|iy, orthopedic IdHt are rmotial Iria ir*. la dally rhan g n . But here we phyviral Id . Hem-rot SI, E. C. RntteH allucL pul th- Ilr-d only 50 rout) hava the Trum an program which miming, medical social work, and (min l|ie Ktim ta a plan nf collective peace action nllter*. Mntt*ergh. Hung Knng tnill*nrv mile* Ir** hy ai, It la through thl* bind of a ennimaoili-r roltirnevl In t|ie rnlony Hivet wfl-ie the U S, >4|l, |),vihy non-Comntunl*l nallotta, of re­ listing the inroad* of Commtin program that Ihe National Foun­ vealetdai f»»m "lunm duties" In •ein liegap it Ha,,1, „ ,,f lam, of adhering to thr ideal* of dation direct- It- nun dvr three Engtaml I a» p m I.* I I mK America. The Dritiorratlr world, pronged assault agaltiit this moil th* Korean Communltt«, toil. it Ilia again been denu-nat rated, dreaded »f all ditrurr*— (ndividu **arke-l now- hv hon-l,,-| ef thmj doe* nut la r k for laaderahip when al ahl to polio victim*, education rand* of Chtnare who ratef,i| the It 1* nroiled moat.” of iptallflrd per*ontiil, and »e war When the A llirr almo ! had tl Thu 8*. I*0Ula (■lulm-Dt-itiocrat search, (lad) departed from tta uaual H aatlawe. 1 *mm - -ww *•«•■ Not the lcn»t lui|Hirlanl 1* the Mri« and carried a pagu one edl- education of Uh> general public— ■aid he would seek action soar, lorial on the *perch a* well a* fur through an Informed public I* Taft told the Prone H uh he had ■aether editorial on an ln*lda Ihe community and the nation l»e*t he*-n unable to gel ally * ‘invi c page. The Glube-Deinorral aald: tire lui r-d to meet thl* plague ef- from official *nurre« a* t«j wry "lfarry H. Truman apoko like feetlvrlv when tl alrihea. thl* i-ntmirv ahmihl -oatnill krtrr land force* low aid I ih> Initlding ilia State nf the Union me*, of a KuifTOi!, army, lie ha* pd e la Congees* waa n logical, vnrele«l a build un nf air and *ea Inltive, carefully studied anapower ralbrt than land Itonp MepoM No, Cl a l Ihe world llluallon a* It rninmitnirnta. aAnPOMH s v m ra a w im a * lie* to (he critical difference* A tentative auirrm enl lo Iwain H A aH w r brikern the led Slate* and •aalard. Martda ip m m p ip of m Pnn e v eonaldcialidti Rtlesik. Tk* foltowlag uricea r*|wtini by lion dollar tax Mil ,-n Feh. I wathe tnalara on ih* Hanford atala rrai-hrd liulav liv fhetotarv ,-f *11 was an F a r m * * . Mar Ur, f .• r p r o d u , e *«U,I ruun aense of thn'Ainrriraii people in Trovkara a I k a le ra up 10 1 I’.St Ihe Treasure- Snvder and Wlplc *, to asacaa Ute altuallun that now Jaanar* a .tail. •hnial manager* of | * i !-- g■ *(.*• prevail* and U> do those thing* Iltan*. T ,* i t n |r * » * No H upnll.* WIO troop* wa* . ihiII h I nrar Oran. abliaar a* lb baa* (S.afc-4 (•• tl«n . . which are uveded, vltall,- needed, ICabbaae Allied pilot* ,j|d Cuminuid-t t* lb rrale* Ha gupptlM Th** new measure may rni** to correct (hemCanllfluwar vrala a a e -l.n face* a* much a* ! I n.ntxt.nnftism troop* wrro <h-gging Hie rnada "Without titetiUtinlltg either Mr. Cel ary. FV* ttnldca Hepandlaa *<ndh of Seoul ami In the Wonju (junlitv ■rata 4* A Urgae k t l ' l l l a vear, Iloover or Senator Taft, he ex­ Tliere were lhe*e nlhei ilet rlop area M mlloa Koutln-**!. fine nlr Paaral. Fla ISenendla* ploded their apeciou* uotlnna of Celarr. •iu a llty t-rale |* a ( a ra a r T.ta-S.l* ment* up th,- tax front: man said: Iwlatloniam and gave ihr u-aion* Cullarda d u e barb*. I .I I - M I "I've nr*rr Seen mi liuiuy (HXipIr* I. Ih-eeldenl Truman wrote why the policy they advocate la tTuram btr*. Pickle* Senator Ryrtl (D -Va.) Hint "it t« op (hr toad* up lb*-t-. They a e r i­ Uu. baht. ll.ee »V yealiy griat f t r the Comtduuial Keatdaal bu. bake M i nereaaary to tar until It hurt*" al) moving ■muth.’’ Ktcande bit her. Tl»e airmrn w n r "tdered ta to build tin :he frre world millIc ltw *. leabara, Ury IW k The Philadelphia Inquirer limit « do* etwta la .y might In the fact nf Com- ahuol up alt group* k-lilnd Com* lied tho ProoMcut’a apvtrh Iwlh l^tlu,-*. leabarg. Ira Pack muni*! line,, whether in nr nut muniat aggreaalnn. irartealng” pud "vague.” It I dot. i rale i H - t ll t- Talk nf a fa»*.tMe nation** nf uniform, cvn-pi fn, ohvlntibeliui-*. Ilia llo ito n retail *ale* t** Iwgan hotline fanulv groun* **r -htldfrtt. M. U Praia I i* It traa haprionlng Utu know (treaa. do*, bnrba. I aw A s—wtnt -,| |* p '„ c-M^tpp- dent about rapltnl Hill. ■t, although the door In StuMard (Inioha, (H e rn d o * back*. I.te -.M I tee* with (Ttalrman Stan SvTnlou p iw ttn l frnt-.i F ifth MMOful negotiation* la to bo ;•»«*. Kagliab tin auppllaa DnUghtnn (D-ND) of Ihe Hi*u*r Al* Force hi-Mibiuniler« that Ihe kJ. faikt. 1 (.so p t opop, there ta to L* mi np- PaMdr* Wave and Mean* Committee and order wa* prornk-ni Ky the Kerin* Chainnan Drorge fD-Hat nf the peraktrrd n-e nf rlvllinn rl-ilhlng ‘Ajoo heartening I* the an- Fotaliw*. Fla. Hal Oita* Senate Finance Comtnlltee In to ramnuglagc theii lnm|n, 1* lb. bags X IS Whnuirat that piani rapacity I* i alsa lladl*b*« S do* haft. P U - It * nrk wit the time tehle fnr Iht TI»oi-ai«l* of t*hiiw*e mol K ,i fag expanded to iw-rmlt output H<iaa*h, Tallow N hpi l . i . S H thin! hlg tax Ment *inec thr Ko­ roan Red mldlt-ts clad in w hili Ttarnlp*. tSiipla Tup x.oa.1. rean war e*»mn*ener*l 1**1 June civilian clothing have Inflltratcwl fcpr. I.TS-I. Thera w ai Informal (alk today refugee rohintt*)* itaolng lain A l ­ L tia that the nroftnaed M lM Alon a*e lied line*. Pilot* apo'leri 4.IKX11|«1* chang­ eruft carrier l«e named for Ihe let*- James Fnrre«tat. flrat aee- ing Mnmtar from uniform to peaaant elulhlng. ret-ev of defenxe. draparrult. ‘A Ill'll patrol attacked twn M Thl* hn**l!,||ltv Wa* hroucht uu U ',.« * ( r u lt . 1 Bail rompani*'* r a lly Tumtay M a-./qbl. d the Hnuve Armed Uervleea mlloa aoulheoat of tkan Red ci-i-f-U IRiiltM into ctnaed beaaWm I-* •ar fire *howere* I atudiA* tf, v . at tka Baa Cued OtM. hat. Total raolpla ti hear teattmonv from Admiral For■tn. ret* Slwrm*n. eMef »f navel o n e ration-., nn the Naw'a new tSJXFI,fctaivto aMtjlwih'ing nrognm. im lk-ftnlt* dhy hampered p lr attack* ami o'** Foreign And Ainorican Families Should •Senator Slate Farmer* Market HUS' ”*■KV"ir„ fj id 1ftij Jf" - 4 4 llritim nia's Sword R i g i d Censorship Rules Are Imposed On Correspondents li^ a lla a ta r o w Pi*> Om | hr idipiaiteti and to lunch at ihr officers’ meat. Alio prrsent at tlie meeting with R 1J.I1 wrie licu t. General Allrrd Hr IJON"TlUTH U. H E IG H T H ARMY H E A D ■M. Cnienlher, Ettenhowrr'a chi**! of tlaff, and French Admiral Ro- UI A U l K lih , Korea, Jan. tS-HAI— Thin U. N. commaDil announced bcrl Jaujard. Riuiteli pact chief today Mar mrn-apoiulent* violat­ ol Na*al Detente*. ing ccnaorohlp regulation* will lm Kiwnhower warn lo return tn 1 -unjirt t o e : xpulaion or trial by Orly Field, Pari-, to enplane for j court martial. llrn**el», -eroml *t*ip on hi* tour | 1 he announcement »aid *ueh nf Ihe Atlantic Part power* which | oction would la- taken in ex’ rm ne ruM-w "where Invrmtiyation »M >upply hi* army. While ihe flem ial wa* a* Fon -1 prove* I hot the circlin'.-.inner* taieetdeau al-mi 2t»o fommuiiUt warrant." Corrr*i>un<li'ni.« “may la- •ob­ ilmioieitratoi*, chanting “ We went peace" and “ ElaCftbowei w | out." ject to dieciplinary action Iw-eau** tiieil to ap|iio«rh tbr Hotel A* of intentional violation of three Inria, teiii|miary 'hi adituailer* nf and other regulation*, either in (ieneral Dwight D. Kitenhower. i, le llrr or in *pirit," the announce­ Ai.nnt IJMKI pdlrenien we-e ment added. It raid ni*o that a licw*nu,n called out lo keep order and the dn non*t rat or* wrre Mocked from “ will be *u*pendt*l from all pHentering the hotel area. T raffir rilt-gr. fnr the dkturtiL/i of 111* had to lie rerouted from Ihe Arc ilkpatrhr* In the office of the Ik Triumph* nearby. After alamt puldirali’in which he rvprencnt*." The Klghlh Army nahl al«o 2b minute* police ipiiitly d i'turn­ it would "iispenil <orrt-*t»iinlrnt* ed I lii> crowd. The GomuttinM* railed for work “ for the u*e nf word* or exconveying a hidden stoppages todap to rrlnforre their |'re,*lori» diinaml that Kl'ci.bnwer “ go iiu-nuing which would tend to h'>ine," There war no <arly indira mkltnd or deceive the eennor*.” Tht ncwly-formetl pre** »etkiu nf any reaponae to the rail. The Italian Comniuolat new - rurity dlvkion will neruMinite for •erurlty all new* »torir» origin­ taper In Roine, I.I.’Dnt'u, al*a reating In Korea, the aunouneement lioltrd that the worker- In one 1 -aid. Ti.e diviiion wiii notify n government printing effice had de­ eorre* pendent of any security rated lo ntrlkr on Ihe day Risen- breach *0 that he may change Ida bower reuehcr. ‘ '.at t«nilal and to •tory or hold It until a*curity m> a*k other worket* • ! ? join them. longer I* involved. All new* -Iotic* mint lie *uhIIONN. Germany, Jail, !t—lAh— niittrd in Kngllih. If another I hr We« tern A Die* and the Wert languagv i* used, and F.nglkh (ii ima -1 government npetted nr— Iran-latlnn m ini lie presented al»n,i i ' However, field Yorreepornlent* not Using the Fng!l*h mn-juage m a y aVl'miit rthur’* <-rn»on at I County Museum Second Victim iroeilaae* r»a» r»«e oaal thnn World War I I ” Orville Touehlon, president of Rotary, pointed out the restrictiun, that the government ha* put on new construction. Marion lliiiii.un ot Station WTRR atated that be had lu-cn rr reiving 10 call - a wee* from IT A niemlier* a*klng what hud k e n done uliout a youth center. He |M>lnle«l out that rniHiwment fund* might lie -ecuinl In erect »uch a eerier. Manager Ed Whitney of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce -aid, “ It fa-gin* I" hnik a* tliniigh tomorrow** illlleft*, the youth of Imbiv ate finding t difficult In find - place for pro­ per reel eat inn. 11 I* a *nri ‘ donlion when we met look our youth.’ lie (roitlt•-*! out thnl in Dayton, llearh the fond -el a»Me for rm ealion nurpnte* amount a an­ nually to SI a cllken, Mr*. Ilawaon told of D. A. Rplana to make tin raU*eum •< ruunty project of edinatlnnal value and of the effmt . nf 1 Ii* D. A. It. to pre«erve and diipbi) the (Ieneral Kaiifnid eolleetioa. She *tatrd that mii-nlm including thia collection would I* criuca* tlenul to youth ami an at War ion In tnorkt*. Pre burnt Joel Fielil of Kiuani' point,il out that the riuiveunr pro­ I l' n li a v H iio m r> -r (lor) phone operator, tired with Inis bond. V. L. McKinney at 70,> (y Flrat Street. Sanford. Tb» r,m! ham family rcaldea at Hoik RdL The accident, a two car n,l]il iton, occurred at (he French Areline iiml Twenty-Fifth Street i*. tervection at 3:00 P.M. Thr** ncgroc*, dcacribed hy officer, a, Iwing drunk, wen- occupant* of tj» I b*4t> Huick Sedan which <olli4«| with ihr 11''12 horil Si* Ian in whv-1 the Graham* were rialinrr. Arthur William*, 40 yeai ,,14 Negro driver of the Huick, who artcalnl by City Ratio] men uml Jack ll'rkaun <>n charge* of caii'lcia uml negligent dririnir, wag lr*n»frrrcd yeaterday afternoon to the County Jail on u rhatgr «f mam-laughter, following the ,u r* r. ing out of a warrant by Hitkoun. According to Poller Chief Ik* G, William*. William* inn a .to* niirn at hi«h •peed. trashing into the Ford. Mra. McKinney and her boahand, 11 telephone lineman, rani* t» Sanford March I, U*IW, The run. dlllon of Mr*. Graham. the mol (her. u«- »oniewhat Improved thia morning arrordimr to authotjt|N at PrrTmld-l.aughton Mmiurial Htopital. Funeral aercire* for Mra. V. L McKinney will |<c hold at It A. M tomorrow at Shady |',*u C cm ctaT !n Daytona R .-'h , ject U mm a xubildinry of the D. A. R. and naked Mr*, flaw*011 if the D. A. R- would lie witling to have a Seminole County Mu­ seum A**oeiathm la- formed. Mr*. Daw-on replied that the U'/ral Notice t i m e r m- i v t i i v t i o v iti**<u.vr. ru m -o n v t io v * ■Vitllco I* I n i r l . ) g iv e n in u lr r tK , e r n v liln n * o ( C lia p le r 1 (1 1 * . L a v e * »• * Florida. A r t * « f 111). In * « r t i of i h i J r o r p v r a t le a * ll * i r d b e lo w , ih * , * ml I i in * In ru rp iiro te il u nd er th e la w * « | F l i n b l * . an d a i..» r d ln K In Ih e r»i c n rit* *.f th e h n t v t a r r o f K la la , ■eai-h a m i a v e r r » »ch m r p n r a llo n a s . fu r th re e I I ) ye sr* I on re amr oibrellmIniaihe net filin g o f re p o rti *M e*> m o il n t la » » * n a ile r ih e p r« . v i , Inn a lit r- h a p le r lt * 7 T . k a w * id Ktoe Id a . A r t * o f I M l. a n d th u l n n d n Ih e n ro v la tn n * id •ah l ( 'h * t ii t r '« « » « . A r t * o f | » J i ta iw a id F i r . Id a . - a h l ro r p o e a llo n * h a v e b e , , r la * * e t l a * f ii a je e l in < ll*M i|u tIn n . and I h a t th re e ( S ) p m n lh , a f t e r <l*t- ef *h l» p u b lic a tio n eaeh a n d * v n r ) * f au eh r o r p o r a lln n 11* 1*11 h e ln tr thaw b a r e not In th e m e a n tim e f ile d lh e |J e e p n ria due an d p a id tn * dun und«r • In p r o v k lo n * n f t'h u p te r 1 H 7 T , A r t , id t a i l . l a w * o f F lo r id a , a * am end* d , w it ! t c C v i l l f i t d to th e tJo v e rn n r a bo w il l !* • • ,• I ‘ , , h U m a t ln n a t that to IdO W Tfin|>cri»ture <1 waitaaed From •'**» tlaaf degrees, jarcketa 2tl, Wert roust ili.'lrlct: 30 at K! fee* to I I at Kllrntun to ,Tt at I uim ettropt 3S in tmcki-t*. Indian Rivet dialrkt; ,11 al (hr■i*a In ,13 ut Veto Dear It lo Ith at Ktugtl. Everglade* d u trirt: 31 lo IW near the Lake. 3S.to 33 away from,the Lake, 33 to ,10 Frida-deep I-akr arow. l,ower ca*t roa»t diatrict: ,14 to oH near Ihr roatl, 33 tn 3fi away from the con*t. Wisfnrtday partly cloudy and warmer. Florida Power M'**n**M •-**! P m , •■■ei Ihree tlin-* a* Mg a* it wa* when Ihe war ended", Mr. Smith report­ ed. ”0ur expansion program will I# of ntnatanee in providing pow­ er need* for new defenae eatni*llahnirnta In our atate.” The rompany, having btlUt enough ruinl line, in the past f* yrar.i to rearh from Miami well up lol» Canada, will ronlinur -rxtrnikm nf line* to rural area*. Mr. Smith aald, and hr pointed out that Florida, with 33 percent of Ita farm electrified fa well above Ihe average of the ID aoutheaaWrn atate* In rural electrification. Radik pointed out Out! abortogee of material* and manpower could alow down tho utility’* longrange program. However the utility itself la a vital induatry. alto Florida ka a vital defense area, he m id. and priorilka *» nereaaary material* can t*e expect­ ed even In Ihe event of war. Maude Ramsey, Pllot»| Mr*. E. J. Itoulh, the I) and P. W. Ctuh: Mr*, I-. K. S|‘eneer an-l Mr* Chnrh** fllnn nf the Catilcn Ouhs Mr* M. K. linker and Mr*. Rnv Tllll* nf the American l.rgoni Anxiliaiv: •tnel Field, Kiwanis; tirvllte Tmnii* ton. Rotary; Willard Connolly, l.lntt*; Mai John Keakarik. layrre*. Jenninr* J . Ilni»n nf Staten laland. N. Y „ and R. Rick* of Riek* Woodcraft (7*0. a m * aiailnM Name t •*iitf fftfpftntloR' acNiaiii.K mi %rr P r t a e lp a l p l a c e n f b n * I wee, Ite lirta n A v n le a a . |n e . f a e a e lh e r r r ( ’a u n l h e r r r F a r n e r le * . Ine. t u n ,. K o t i n d r o v e * , t n r tfie fog rarvalion of Cnmmunlat troop movement*. Hut one F-80 S h a d ­ ing Star Jet *trikr awrpt Ihruugb ground-hugging eland* *nuth nl Seoul and ahnt up Chineae field Thl* wa* Ihe fir*! reitotl that Ut* Red* had moved Mg gun* Muth acrusa Ihe Han HWer. Value Your H ealth (lore Than Riches New- York Miami HI, I-onto, Mu. K ty W n | Atlanta, fjp. Wiuvhlglon. (). C h tc a c o . IH. IM U h . T n . Rfcfctew!*,' V h Cincinnati i* ,w e |li(rn lo n g n u ed • I, n e ra l- K e o n l* « r |io r * lb in J d f r A i r Ja e k C o m p a n y M a rk e t F r n l i C n m a a n y o f 6 a a r n r d , tn e . T k e U e iM h It an U r C i M h i t r H a r fo r d H a r d w a r e Co H w n p e - t l a r d e n CSiaiimnr which came up around midnight saved lender crop* from frmtvlnmngr. Ia«nrtartl t’ardue, nf the If. 8. Weather llunmu in Miami, aaid the hrPCSe preventml what ,-ouhl have liatrit “a %«ry cold night.” He raid without the ttrecse, temperature* In South Florida probably would have dropped Into the 20’*. Although the thermometer akldded to 30 and 31 degree* in out. --------. -- ------------------ lying accttpna of (lreetcr Miami, to I I mile nn hour nerthweat wind no damage wa* reported. C o m p a r e th« ty p ic a l lorn ahuwit here with tha coat of dritritif your owm automobile and how much you *ave by OREYHOUND. You avoid driwing •train and parking problcnn . . . Orayhoond’* coavanici't day and night achcduMa en­ able you to go and return whoti you plaam from tht. tim* r U a n r- r* K a n t» r4 PaM - rb tU a to n l gaalK H Ovled* T h o rp e F a r n l l u r e C o .n p a n y _ . f P a u fo r d P a n fe rd T w o H p o i. Im a a n fe rd H I* f u r t h e r d lre e le - |. t h a t a e - p r o f t h l* h o lle r be jiu h tl*h r< l o n e (Im* In T h e P a n fo rd H e ra ld . P n a ro rd . F lo r id a a new .| i « u * r n iib lla h r d la Memlaate. « '« u n ty . F t ix ld a , in W h irk c o m m it ilia lin m e efTb e o f (h e ab o e* lle t e il e o rp u r a tlu n * a r e ahown to b* lo . ate d IN « ITNiaut tV IIK IIRO F, I hat* lie .- ,a n tn re* in * h an d a n d ra u e e d th e U r e a l Ke*| o f |h * P la t a n f F t- .r ilia, to be a f f la r d a l T a lla h a e e e e . th e i c a p it a l , t h l* t k a t l h d a y o f J a n u a r y * a n mi. I P K A t ,) It A . U lt A T B *‘ r , ' * r r , , f " U ‘ r �laveoaoenn ■ K s : e• 'sa ® t-.« ii e /> i v !* •1 f,-» hi Unity Tbm b Strength— T» Frotert (to r a w of tha WarMj T * P i r a t l r (to P n p t n of America. T« P n t K t P m p lr il; (or S i i f w i ©hu Hanford Ifuralft AN IN D EPEN DEN T I1AII.Y M JV SI’APKH___________ i ___ VOLUME X X X X II Ibtahlbhed 1 !»0H SANFORD. PI.OMDA W K IIN K S im INN. In. I!».l TH E W EA TH ER fa ir iitd » < r» n lo d ir. In* creasing r b w l l i n i in north por­ tion ronlght, *|th oc'adonat rain I hut.day «nd po.-lbl' in I illsh an rr atm tonight l air other­ wise Thursday. A- mm intril [’rest l.rn.srri Wire No. If)0 American And French L ew is A sse r ts Administration Calls For Wage Controls r p rp « r\ | ‘Forces Retake Wonju; AreNotNeeded 1axes 1 o Balance Budget Reds Counter -attack And Draft Of 18-Year-Olds Chinese Attempt At * Outflanking U. N. Lines Is Repelled In Savage Battle T O K YO . j . T T o tiual! lank !ctl - ifly A American *iwl French tnrcc louglit lluom-h a ctu it o f Red K o ru n a today into ito b y road-1 t il tenter ol W onju. ^ Tim allien found (he I oho rin jiiy . All»e«1 Intelligence aairl. h o a rtr ito Red* have 200 lanki and »0<‘ Chinese planes potted l.it lin north for a hip jiuih into tin lo-.ii Ilf t o - l b Korea. || •lirl lltr Commtini'li h a ir masted a forrr ot | h iiii Mv 200.000 tfooji fot a nr' o lfm iirr. Tlir Alltri had abandoned Won » ju (*» thr Rrth only Monday aftri two dayi of fighting for thr pair way town to South rCorra'i intrrior Fighting twirled in new fatten snow throughout the Wonju area Censorship otmured l b ihaty drtail* hut permitted diitlmurr in • field diipatrh that the U. S . .V rood Division supported try French unili wai attacking atrong enemy ^ fo rm in the area. ™ A brief A. P. field dispatch from the Second D iiition front indicated the Korean Red* had counter atlaekrd in force. Timed at 10.43 P. M. Wrdnetday, it laid that an attempt to outflank U. N. force* waa beaten hack- The high point of the rttemy attack came at 3 P. M llie dispatch raid. The Allied artil­ lery ban age wat *replied up greatly hut had wealher M d ofl air •Ijppojl for ito ierond d»y. At nightfall a m alt Ahreritan t a il force alitl oetupted Wonju Y> miles youth of thr border to H’aattaam tso top# Mat Suspected Rank Bandit la Caught * In Daytona Beach MIAM I. Jan.' lO -fA 'j-T h . K ill today announced the a r m l of a man In Daytona lieacli, In connirllon with the 13 M W robbery of n Urlk-villc, N. J-, lank Mon­ day night, r..| Mason. apnlal a g 'iil in charge of (lie Miami KB) o tfk*. mill I’aul Ju ryla, 26, of Not ley, N. J.. waa a r ir d r d by I'UI ape lit .. S sh eriff- <J<putira and local |*olk* * last night. Mason -and a girl friend, Wentifletl aa ' Marion Goodfortl, a for hut bunk employee', bad been a irested in BeftolUr. N. J . The K ill aa Id Um DaWitt Marine- and Loan Aastriatlon at JIM W a.hlngtin, Am ple, Brilcvlllr, N . J., waa eotm d Monday night ami Hint later that night Juryla flew to Daytona Ikach. Agents found 8t«M0 In Miaa * Goodford's hope rh « b Mwo'i said, ami iKtivi-rtil all but about 62JMKJ of the money when they nabixd Juryla. “There was money all aver the place. In a bureau drawer. In a brief ta w underr Ih i bad." _____ Maaon said, addin* that Ju ryla said hr didn't know wbeie all the money tame from. Mat-oil said Mit> I to ri fan! wa known to have access In ike comblnalhin of the safe at the Itank and that she was ssen wills Ju ryla between 7 and 8 I*. M. Mon J a r night In tlallavtllv. He said that Bflar agents found the 62,340 In her hope chert she admitted giving the combine'Dor- to Juryla. A the airline (natloi .I afternoon and «a w Daytona Beach. ‘ ■goats roand him Mason said Ju arralgnsd before 'S j- a r T . V. Csshen eille later today. Helji k " . W p W * h'llp’a ha* ai Coal Production Can . Be Uppcd50 e W ith­ out Federal Fiat Mine Leader Say.s t CramerAppointed Acheson Declares Co. H o m e Head He Is Willing To By Commissioners Confer With Taft M a r s h a ll Chamber Of Com i tier i t WASHINGTON. J ., It) t/r*> J<*lni l« l/v n i l-lil •hr W >v >1,1M11 It-.m| l.rtl.y thr n< tmn > minrrs ->j-j-»». my wiitp' frer/e. Me .aid ||*r economy l*e ili.lnli/rtl llinniph Harnnil d-lId tit r I--., g^iomg. n .c United Mine W ii,Let* Chid f ir l of tlir toj> lalmt and jnduiliv leader* It* -i|*f>e*l liefntr llie Ih>m l. *ukl lltr miner «{>|-,.*■• "putling tltr Ameik.m ei Itt.ftriiy m WASHINGTON. Jsn, It) (/»*» irons.*' -Sc •«( .S|»|» ,\. lir «,o -smI U v U al «U I rl11..1 r - iniM-nlielIrnlny he would he yl.id to tail with | repeal of the Ta ft \rl • Semtur Tsfl. or snv other meml>er "free*4 lit,- Worker-. 11 • Im- |it|t it !»• mend-ef wlisl he r illc l the I tl-ey r*ml*i i-- i t-n -t tih j I * '* i 1 4 11-’, fl | min'-nty psity. on foi'inn poliev I lowing hi —Ion - in , 11 j •••artl llinl n .-••*•* in. 1 1 * .matters. An-wrung i|ue>tion. st s newi , In |ir'Hlin-ti«,n *• r- I**. j|,|,. 1»o| govf>nnnrnt fist." conference. Aihe»--n d>o I obi re i "MV tl-*lll I ImI ft'- V,- is I*-'* INUirii lie thoujthl failure ol ll»c | neee.'at}', llisl >taliitisnti«iu inn United Nslioni In «ul»e the pro l-e nrltievcl ulllmtil It,** As fur r*-nl. l.*-wU lid In* Idem of the Korean crisis wcuW miner* eoiilil n-tHlne* unntlie* ItC',, naturally ditnini*li iti prestige .md imni.icui »r 'inn.ntsi.tHMt B„. imwer. Rut he chararterired 4 * an nuslt- " if tlir montii n* >-,l* It" "II i« o' sliaMe l-r*ill it aw tie oient itenient a suger-lion that a that** —t-sl ftre iin-n * ill do," U. N- failure to take (Irony action |e * l* -Ht«l. now wiruld wreck tlir organi/ali'-n. The l!»Mi | i , i..|ii<it,.,, « « . a(* M l . Repiihlirati I’tdi* v Chair­ pn-slmatel- AnniMMinoo ton*. Ia-wl« oonnil n|. i,l« nr*** ro>> man chief in the Senate, ha* Iwcn carrying on a cnnlinuour rtiliriini fr—-»■*■ t.< mini*' "(Ve (,v t)„* lr-»f■ ifillsr -holH-l of live- Atlminiilislion'* foreign I-, (i*t-***, fr*on tki- m .-I • ,*f mu A llo w Mcitough Purchases IjociU Paint Store Howard McGough, firm er Ken­ tucky paint and glaaa dealer, purchased the Sanford Point and Ulasa t'a , from Fletcher Boll* on Jan. I and ia now operating Uv bosinesa. t u l ill n t In the operation of the store, which ia located at 117 I'ark Avenue are J. P. Thurmond, salesman and bookki kkepper and A. B. Meflsney, who la In chargr of the glass end window department. Mr. Mrijuugh operated a paint •tare ip Prlncettern K y * a town hi disaf about fcooo following hi* charge from the1 Navy flew ym rs evict la Ito Alcu •gn.*, Hr »e*v aarvi Ban* and P a r Bait during the war, and ta a member of the Anierl un I iglon an the V. r . to the Klka % tin » Church. U*t A. W. Johnston of K. ._________ Owen boro, mscd K y , his fsther-fn-lsw, purr ha Ik* Bells h i m at 1421 Valanria Drive, and Mr. and Mra. MeGough are living with their pa- p-dky. At I hr amr lime, ■ miti'licr of h c i- ir Drmocrata rallied to the AdininiktrationV support in itplan to hel|> Western Ktiropr man Its derenscs against |M»rt*ibl«Hoiiet aggresalou. Most of the qucvUorilng at Ache son's brief (16 minute*! news conference concerned Tuft and his views. <W another subject, however, Acheson said that the United M«tr> Is eaittulllng with Uritoin mid France mi a new note to Kowia utioiit • Big Four meeting »r foreign niiidslcrs. He -mid no •liffneiiecs of views Imve deve­ loped umong the three H r >ler > powers and that a note will go out to hloecow vary soon. Taft said In a speech at tliu National I'reas Club yesterday lliat he was ready to sit down with I’rcsident Truman or “ any­ body else on Um majority side" nnd work out n dome* tie anj foreign program that w-mPI cominsnd national support. Arliesou was asked ab«>ot Taft's offer. He said that where domeitie or military policies were con­ cerned the matter was out of his field amt would be up to Presi­ dent Iranian and Secretary of Defense Marshall. With re*peel to foreign policy Acheson (ummrnted Dial Ik ami Ilia associates ha*« been discuss­ ing foreign policy with Um people selected bv the minority for that l>urpot,r. fn Um Senate, he went on. the men who constitute the official channel for discussions arc Um members of the foreign relations committeo. (lilt Arlieson said that be ha* often talked with other member, of Uic minority party outalde thr foreign relation* group and that be la alway* witling and glad to do *0. 63 Cities Do Not Get Cigarette RevenucH TAI.I.AHASHBK, Jan. I&-4AVf’omptroller C. H. (fay Is holdlnr up rigsrrtle tax distribution* to (12 murlripslitles beeou"* they have not reported property lea reduc­ tion*. The receipts being held up ore those for November, the first month of the bow la* distribution year. Gay said moat of the municipali­ ties which have not reported they reduced property laves by 60 perrent of the amount of cigarette la*es they ratalv d last year are ■mall. Among the larger of (hose not reporting are St. Augustine, Paaama City and Jacksonville Beach. The cigarette tax distribution law requires Ito Comptroller to hold na receipts of municipal Itie* which do not report property tax radurtions. Gay said the November receipt* wUI released aa soon aa the munlclpallUee file their reports, to B i m s i f RECO V ER r Bill T o I 8 - Y e a r - O ld s 27-M o O f K o r n t li P e t i o d M 'S IIIM iT t lN , Jin tn ,r> —Price Director Sficbrel \ , £)j. Salle *aid Indij *he gnrrrnment I*a. not ycl decided »hrtbcr fn pul jirire and ratinnins loulroU un meal*. Mr made Ihr . l ate mrnl lo n tsn n rn after meeting ailh reprrsrntsHte. ot the rtirul indu.tr>. fhe indti.tri ohircted lo cnnfroU. rnntending they “ mild "throw the mr.it Industry into Ihr hand-, of Marl mar i e. Irrfv " N ew Superintendent Failure To Act On KoHas Been WithRoad I rca W on’t Kill UN. Secretary A s s e r t s Department 6 Years Tltr County Commi.non this mninmg appointed Harry Cremes H. ol lunire ood. si uiperinledcul ol the County Home and Mu. Crsmet a* malrurt. I hr 4|>jiomlinrnl ws m ob. .is • •nding to Hirtutor. "I thr Coinmotion, in recognition «*f Ml. Cramer's >is yesn of capable sml fiithfnl service s i 4 inrmlier ol live County Road Depailinrnl in which hr w-4i formrily «ii|iriintrn ilrnt of mad ami hiidge conitruclion. Mr rrned for a yr4i -md > half 4t acting luperinlrmlent id thr mail work prior In thr appoint­ ment of H . B. lirsjr. Of Islr Mr. Cramer h *» .h ee n in chargr (>• drag line work, hut h si been find­ ing it loo heaty to bsndlr, be pointrd out to thr Commi»*ion. The eai-aney was rrriite.1 at Die County llinnr liy the re­ signation of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Ilsllew a* suinrintciideiil and msrtofi. rr»j«Ttlyrly. During the Interval of a month follow ini; tin* resignation, Mrs- Kditb Col­ bert has been serving as acting supcrbil rodent. Mr. Cramer has been s Itfe long residspt ul L«««vnwL - Mm- •♦Vamrr nrnsr orb ginally from north writ Flprlda. 1 H. K. i !m i h t . rhainuan "f > ruin mt|D-(f tif the Srtiilnnb- (jouii* ty Farm llureait that tolude* Urir M slldrax wnd W. W- l.lnr, arknl (lie Coniinlsi-ioii lo iiivestlgslc thr |M>->sibITIty of iHiildinjr a farm to market load designed to shorten the distance bet wren Hanford and Oviedo by at least three miles. Mr. Cooper pointed out that State Senator U K. Hoyle and Representative 61. II. Kmitli ha-i been working with the stale on llie project which would Include a fill over Lake Jessup from South Hanford Avenue to Join the Tn-a-awilbi Road. Senator tioylr replied that tlir Hale at p m e n l has designated Um project aa secondary, which would mean that {• would have to lie built hjr Seminole Country. Since Uic cost of inch construelion by the County would la pro­ hibitive, he slated, II must be designated aa a primary road which carries alatc wide traffic. Mr. Boyle added that to would designated try to |o have the pmjHB pi primary daring hi* coming and added tripi lo Tullahaseef, H H . that the State had already dr signaled It aa a farm ta market road. Mr. Coowcr said that I lie Karin llureau haa hirh lr commended the Commission for the splendid road work complrtrd by the County during the past year. Tb# Commission during the rest of the session reviewed with in i aigasia aw yaga atsi Asks In d u c t io n WASHINGTON, J«•>. IB tfP) --[lie W in i'tl 'll III i all'll ll«|.«v lor llie ilrofliuy I A y r sr-oltls ami tbe Irvymi- ol l n r . -till enough tn bslanic lb- i *(in Hv exjnmlmv, bmlert Itiilli ale llr,n, of pn u,g md immrtli.ilr uit'ir I In ll,' HJlpI •"ongirsi, no*- iiMiuiit - li ,,ii ic I f«l law m illin ' In afKlltlnp, i'l l,) -f Stair Atto.nn let ll I-' Loo*'II fltaf he l- h i IIiui* to fall *. ill, Sclt-llo, [all ol Obln, -i *nv -lli'* H'|I,ibln an. o„ loin,;,i |"-ln v in-ilfclv 'tliuli b u r si ir rr.) • hi, to,) m il lie orb.,|e i„ ('-tiyirii, «*-ft-r»" «—I evnlsined tin mount lb- Taft llaH le r art. Hr -slil f’l-siitinin f’.-ril* 1‘blnir »f the War*' ll<«tnl lin-l n--< asked him In give a "no «trik< I'l—t- lly T ihI Hwnim titedgr whirl, i-tii-t IT sn le,,,tr A Jebnny-.in.th.* |m>i with Uni* IP," I to* iii Ih'i till 1 ilin lo the Hiiinnnli t'.-uniy t'lmmtwr of Coin» ,eluding io-**i>, gave in Wocl-11m*pf*e '**('' Mi. sisl Mi.- II I \ll f t un, n|H-ral<n •> vf ' in mb- .Hpttin;. '-.**• In* v t i*mtll» Itrim- .*-.-1 tVar II. Managei i:.| IVKMiw) un ell -.mil............. lit" f-, I -if ft--ml ilin- , »,*, n- f , ■ 1,. u< - j , - r . C |tpo*.eip*en f»w tl-r Nutt......I » , Nmln r nffi, isl- rtv planning ■ . ' • nmnl.i r .hlp lil' -' In rlly. h -UII mii of Sian,ifarlucer <fN AM' *l-n were rnlieil ifl-trr *l*e > l-cenl tnd ay.. Sinclair Lewi*! h'NirieNewMembm jonn Sauls Is Mnn Is Drown,-<l Killed1 By H e a r I Are I nil inled By Namrrl Head Of L o n il I’ili ( riiih In (Oxnlosinn Of i a ,. „ 1 1. i ». • PleiiNun* Cruisor A t t a c « ,n *la,v March Of Dimes Imtiatton cvi*monte wer» t.-li| lot ninn in out iiiioit-* 1 o( tin i Pilot Glnh foll'ioniK 'In dintier J I’MMI'ANO IIKACII.* Jen. I-' W hs tot* ting liold In the Yin lit , 'tub ln-t | f/lh (hi*- man os* dmwno-l sod evening with Mrs, V. i \ Mi mret 1 four ot to r* rc-curd I m U* wbrn var* at ■ • *-* ill' charge of llie prugiam. ' I l o. the .TJ-fiMit cabin cniisrc H. 11 <i-*ll 1 O W i l l N o h c l H r i / C bonoreij were ,Mt> (Srutve A.-StnOver $800 exploded and lmrnr*l In tl*.- InliHMi». George llaulrn. Mi M.onb n»*.»t*l waterway —nth of I till •ROMM. Ian ID I f f , Sin Siit. li. r, 'll* . Ill villi' Ton, Mini, |nlm I Saul*. I*" -I .,(-enl iif llobon, inlet. M i'. Hue Htrvrn.on, Mi Nan** IVlIIIHIll.lt 1 llr III tl* Jin r 1 It. tn eldl* I fwii, ImIiih'Iv irriliitit fM »%r| llr»-1, Mm. Gurdoji Hw«ito \. Mi Tin- men «rre employed Georg*' Kehroeder, P>Mnpan*> It- - I, i?l **i nHMlriii Arnriif m Id** h I.m MIm Woodard Slid Mi- I'liailidte I 11-l no i r tl si I M 1 t ftlllltiriKKI 04 Mi gravel In te l operator, nod ir liffiiteld Amriii-tii lilrr.iturr it\ Hoi Mli Vctrian nl I •ill f it W ai 1*» ■farting out for s day*;* fi-btng Iti. ft,-Jr id Kthl' ," - i-ad Ilf I N4m"I Vifiir, tltrd Itr rr |*pt( ,|*. jHiiiftr* | lo* tl i Im ii tii a ii ohm the nreiilnil w tiirro l II jj 1 1 ., ,11 bv Ml Ruth w*otl 'I"1 ' fit 1 1 Thr dead man na* blent If )*■< - I If toiiffM »d t I m*1*11 full Ilf i| 1I #*r, , i*,!« itir rf- t. hI r o bs lei ct t l i o| I NlfiIfk tlm r lo. lie .*r*-1 i »i >i«l* Donabl Itninmori'l. ;'l, of 1 ■* t J 1 (nl iff*•If IVirtly*!' l i n n I of Pilot a.< follows: Lau-lrr-lale. Mr esnie to Kb-, in lilt li I n"titn- on an. 1 H"1 It Tn fill ther tin older * . -J lltr imlc-i »nltins nt *1 liooLv, last Maj fr—ri New rat tie. moil ol itieoi t-r I ,,||rt(. (tint Int* Minlmnal, the ..Jinlv nnd tea,h bind l>-oi I'l- iilenl *d the Seim with hi* wife sttd «nn. Have.1 were *Vlirr—|tr, l i m y (I the Vlll i I In It i t trio. . **lierr lug* of ItJ |irlltrl|di'>, the nr'-.*', noir t onuty I liaplrj, ainjoini, e vnti»n of it* Ideal«aiml it. rlldi ; Williams, Fort Ijiinlerdale, (*|. t'alay tie bait t-een .i jittirnl itilli lirt'o2 ) To develop friendship i ,i land Ifarrelson. Pomiiano Be«, It, A**iVlmg M i . S . i i l on t b e d n * • Inal |iitrimmni* tin ir •>,. II mean* of hlnn'k'nilig tto- Gel-! of and J . Halt. Deerfield Beach »bi< li i- ex|vr, led to la\t tw* Police .aid Hchronlec rented l|oi|*it.*l itlrn-liiii ->•n| !*r tnl- ripientunity for »ervl"- and to en the lemt from Grnrge Rn|» of frin l atm from hi inti •tnalion it i mirage and pinnmte intermiti"ii,,l ueek*. Hill to t,eo,i-e A. Sjiee, IDIIilKtro -bore., and Die r , | i |'ipea*'** and eultnrs! I'U tlm i : .It foniitv |i,me, uliitj* attorney, h Ii tn Inrnlrate the (deal of : civil- a. l"n ■p|*aiinU> wa- rou-e-l by tlir Iteail eaojllne in llie liilge. C iraloi ol (,O iiff lUli'ntl, llie a basis uf all worthy enterpri e, will *e,*e al Mir llillIMM,!. |ltd('e an-l In Infiiieme It, ani-li> ,ill"ii In t* i»*« .»l Amen, an bu'inrv-nian «l the .octal, bitiine.( and r(vi. Iif. Itougla* Slriultom. lOlintv llidl'e, lie- 1920’«. | jev»is made i| -lalV of the Pilot; 4) to * niTona*’! bigli wbo will »ri*e i •.mini, cliairni,in; (,*<nrjT IctlltV. |>1ddi- If l-i'loty al**- Willi MO ll 'rai'lllflg it)iti*l standatda among bn li-< 1 ,»inn« i |uiri 1f*r fll 1It.fitld | i'liliotij ami iirnfesslonsl **oim-n; Tit to ni'-' ■■ ■ tltaiie* ol Amr,Iran lltr a* "Main VI lUlhllrity (liailiiiau; aftil If BAN Kit A N ! I.SI U, Jwn. Hi *4*1 <e. .•• *t* ** **■■ ■ CharleN Hrhnman, a U x , dnv- -S " rrl • A,rnw;.mtli. l imn Deane. * *•lurr "1 tlir Sail (",i 1 Ai fmitliy. ‘Dwlswnrlb. " ll f an t rr, o u lw itlcl two gunmen Iff A Tfien rhasn l them right lnl<- ■ llajijien Help" anil "Kingtltlood commercial welfste of U.r "nn- la,111, Nat lOlial It-inb- "Imi li mnnity. *l,c| - i tlU- |" •li*. t bai-l'i. j.ollrr * I at Ion. Rny.it 'ft*. II II. ('liniMiinn im (did Schutnan, IH. raid th, non [Irglng •li lh»Se who winll ft. lie Ha, 4**.| i,led ,lir N--lirl l*M(- liver It ill Ilt htl*inr>* ,-**lon *1 a**i»t in Itii - f " l to mall tln-ir jntlleij gntta aftri he'd iltlt'O them 62U worth yesterday. In- in I'tWl i Inrlly fn, lla ljn ll I "lit which tinie she told of _Un* Pilot | ,‘hei h* In Mr. , - me al the Atstrait qf forking over hi* mom y. yp.m tolnip t»* had trtuied a I ’ltlj- Inlernntional Go'"!will Tmn Had Inntir Hank and nui wait In lie con* will I"- made In Kurope in Marrh tn-'t.-i, tl ' r!:* -ilei iiresldeul re. hr jumped from his cor and l/rr 1 ', 1/r to, ail»e lie duagtre*1 to *bl in "btilldlnv agnln.t lie- Vi*ale,| In n the ,.i r t*n*e of iiifntl blew a pcrller whistle. The rnen fled afoot . Ht hu­ Hllll llie leitn' nl loirpll I'lllllte, • wltderment" at home and abrnad. tile |iarnlv*i* wb'eh devclupeil in the IMncary will Inclinle If, tv. Heniinoie County lf*t summer b*' man In hot pursuit . . . Ihrotnrh will veiling i,|i llie pure. Germanv and HwlUerlnnd: * trln olri'M'ly m*t lit,- b« al chapter over backyard* and over fence* , . . Ill- 21.1 to-.k, " I t o fewl-Neek- to VhnouDers, Kraneo. „ villntr.' fniHi. Until they pulled up sltort *1 that has torn adopted a* a retiat.il"Thl* rhil-l ha:. I>. .-n sent to the Traval Preclnrt police station e»„‘ wa» imMi-lietl in 1949. I, a fe lliia l ** • '« ( ! I —>« I Itatinu project hv Pilot InternsJailed on suspicion of attemptI lie lamnil' sullmf liad been tloual; Holland, llelglmu and Kng td n»bl*ry. the men gnvr tioir names as Arthur HtTlIson. to, under Irraimenl lot «<*. e lime, land The Brownell Travel tin,ran AWOl, from the Navy, »i*l Fiwnik »atd lie reall/ed Im ,tr ill* of Birmingham. Ala. will conduct James Bishop, IP, A W UI. from wa* neaf and wanted In die m the tour. Ml»* Maude Ram-ev re pm ted on the Army. Italy, »lie,e lie HTfile ‘ I'aM'itf W ARDINGTON, Jan. 10 ,d*» the meeting of all civic grotiM and h be,r |,e met lit* te,.on,I wif". held on Monday evening fnr llie A gambler vn *hnt and Idled C . A. P. P IC T U K K A motion picture depleting tlie c o i n m m* l , nmrnenlslut llniolliv early li*liiy liy » ' "tlicr fnmblel purpose of finding a suitable lo­ In it privnlr rlldi v-l-il* two ia-li;ebeginning uf the Civil A ir Paiiol cation for a niu.eiim to tonne f«m- rnen wt,e visiting llie jdace on Ttomit*wi*, during lh« days following Prsrl A ftr, a visit l'> Italv In be oil* eollertions of the General Ran n i online ' l i nk. Harbor and following Its pengr, • ford family and other valuable rel­ The gntiuiHit wa- !"i«-k'd a* to data with the tuweent cadet returned to the United St Ire, Id, ics of central Florida. Jr-aeph Kianrit. Neillnc, 2't, and program, will to shown tonight* friend* aid, to put til* ttlfslr* in Visitors at the meeting hi* victim wa- Identified as at g;00 o’clock to member* of Dio fliiler, lie rejnrne*! heir <s,ly till* ge P, Harding, 31*. Polite .old jeer and *fte, ■ mioUfti In Klor- Sit*. Cole,ip Wliholt, past lire It, lent C. A- P- at the Airport Hangar No radet training program It en* - took sn si-sttm-'n* in Hume of the Daytona Beech r|oh; and t„,jh j,#d police records dating r r r .u i y , Alexander Mies Ruth Mitchell who has re i j ,, „; i„ , j . ,, youth. on schedule tonight a* the Han­ with hi* rentjy moved to Hanford to make Pollce IJeut. Kail Mef-'nrnileL, ford radeta will mret this wc*k Manion lier home. There were 2*1 member* one of the jHillcerneii visiting Hie end In Orlando wllh Central Florl* A**'"i*t. , iliv li-ie l 'tint he hml present. club at the tint', <aid Ne.line sut • t r u iia iw t no e*i> t » « i dp Squadron Cade** for l**t rendered a pistol and 'inuted him minute Instruction for "Harvap''. (ft'Tf K E N II P LO W a* saying: V IC T IM S IH ’H IBD Ito ooa and ah’ reaeoo progrs n. LOB A N G E L E S . Jan . W-bP> " I lust had *o do It.” D AYTO N A B B A O I. Jan. 1 0 AMVICS t o NEWLYWEDS JtcCormlck gave this account l/P>— A brother and slalajr. vic­ —You've heard how cow* give V A T K I V U C T . N. T - Jan. 10 tims of a Hanford automobile ac- more milk *Hh music in the of the shooting: The two. sitting at different r. sad Mrs. Parley Baum ridant Iasi Sunday, were b u rid torkgrouml. Welt, now the Red Crus* ta trying the some thing tnhle*, had been sachancll"* bllton* today. They were IS y with blood doners trr wind, fnr a couple nf hour*. old Howard C. Graham of lit A mobile Mood honk will tat Harding left the floor to gn to set up In weal I - s Angeles to- an upstair* room. Nesllne follow­ morrow and the Red Cross ex­ ed a few minutes later. Tha two perts a racord take. The musical met on tha stairway. A few words mood w ill to supplied by a Dlxio- wore exchanged and then ( t o n was a shot. ottUB- Novclisl First American W r i t e r Dean Reveals One P o ­ lio Case Last Sum ­ mer Cost Tnxi Driver ChnHes Gunmen Into Jnil (inmhlcr Is Killed In Wiishinttloii ('lull llo |-,f,|«iial Im ilia llin ? yolilli of |H. fni 27 moollo ol •ervite -*ik [ (oinb.il *lulv 'I ii'te.lary. i h i ,' limn fiencial toorge L". Mai'batl, .toi irtal* nl |V lrn * f. [Ir mid .1 Senate Afmctl J?Cfvice. Stttommmtlee that a -v-lem ol U n iir iu l Mililaiv I Mining and u n t ie to "thr to 1 m * •*.. nip inimnltatr nrcl f-i enlarged iitobit to,, rl and *t tf-r -1m ' time tn |»t»o it?' -ot 'lid'lting bate ><i mn tmlilaiv iiirtr:,b ' AllliUUgb 'be |ur-ei,t ''l" t t * e Jjp|*l>'( la*» ,'tpili'r *li mate* fegi-tci al the ayr of IH. th'V ■aiinot |c dralt',1 l.'foo isacltmit 19. »n,l ill'll lot , linul *'? ’ I in-Mill' I 'mlr, M.n -b,ill plan. tl*e ymilli, would - 'n r l l month* tnd •|tr„ l-e r|,,i»l|r«l in ill' fr.'iv c * lor a -pr, tlt'il | itmihI l'ir,iil'h f I Him ill. m In M *te -f lb ' t biiou in'- nr' ' t 1-mlsy, n — ii.N ii aa >*■• I Kisenhuwur Muuts Willi DutchOnTuur Or Western Powers T D K H AOUK. IS N V I H E R bANDB, Jan. 10 -i/l*i General livfght |t. Et enhowe, s rr Iveil fn lfn||.iml tmlav fur th- third of ■ in nstiuu checkup on Western En inpe's contribution, in hi , A ilsn tlc AlllHliee nrtny, KttenhuHfr Iirtnced'd immed fastr-|\ from S' lilll'"l Airport, near Amstcrdani. the llegue. sent uf the Dutrh government- He was girded bv li. S- Amhs-.ndor fiefilin rim pin. fieneral Hat1 Krnt*, rfialrmatt of the Dutrh C'biefs nf Staff Gopipilttee, Vice Admiral Jxlillieer K. J Van Hnilhe. fh le f of the Nnvy Staff, nnd l.t General I. A Aler, Thief nf i he Aft Force Muff. A crowd of -cveml hnmlred ap­ plauding Belgian* shouting "good luck, lie " spreded the General's departure earlier from Rrtis.els whrrr he conferred wllh high poli­ tical and ,nllitary leaders. An American officer there aald "The result* (nf the m u lin g t s lion) h«ivg been excellent," Earlier, Elsenhower w a. desiritod a* "reasonable **cll .attsfi'd with hit survey of defenMl ptospeets during hi, flr»t Hen •fops. The General’* arrival *t Tha Hague had been preceded bv the •li triliutlon nf snti-Elsenhower leaflet*, presumably llie work nf Communists. Elsenhower Is expettisl ta ifeUy runferenre. with Itutrh leailers until tomorrow, to to followed hv a rims conference, after which ha Is scheduled to fir to ('npenhagvn, t*rnmsrk. Thi* Weather JA C K S O N V IL L E . Jsn Atlanta lilim ark Button Brownsville Chicago Denvtr Dei Moines Fresno New York Washington Jacksonville Miami Tampa tft TH 71 It 38 41 12 82 38 80 02 84 87 -‘I f - * ,-.rt 28 7 28 57 32 10 10 68 i 57 94 p 88 w) 1 n 99 / *1jidO � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 1951; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2f96d905253f3a9429e2712e6d87fb2a.pdf 8f858ae8bb8e0c1fe4f4fd41ac9c3051 PDF Text Text THE SANFORD HERALD, At THE CHURCHES As. Charsh Notices mast be predated at Iba Herald afflce m Ray bafere pablkatiaa. Sanford Ministerial Aaaoriallon Rav. H. L, Zimmerman, President Jot C. Crewa, Sec. • Trcaa. F IR S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH Rev, Angaa G. Mrlnnis. II. II.. Paator 0 .4 b A . M. Church School. 11:00 A. M. Morning WwislUp. Communion Mediation by Rev. rae T H E CHURCH OF GOD 2589 Elm Avvuu* Ray. Joe C. C 'r r t l. Pastor ’ Sunday school begin* at 9:46 A . M. Classes for all aye*. Horning worahip at 11:00 A . M. Metaage bj the Paator. Evangeliatic service at 7:30 P. M. Meaaage and alter call by the paator. Prayer meeting and liiblr Study each Tuesday evening at 7:30 P. M. Cu.i.e and bring your Blblea. W. M. II. Merv.«-< Thursday evening, Mra. Marie Kinard, Leader in rhargr nf the pro­ gram. V. L B. Service Friday evenIng each Friday i-vcning at 7 do P. M. Mra. Evelyn Bennett, leader in charge. A program for ail ?oung people. The- Church atr*ng hand will lu. r.ish the m rair. and tlx- Public la invited to allend nil these services. F IR S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T, S C IE N T IS T MW Rail Second Street Sunday School 8:43 A. M. Morning Service 11:00 A. M. Wednesday Service 8:00 P. M. Wednesday Service 8:00 P. M. Heading Room Tuesday and F r i­ days .1:00 to 6:00 P. M. The subject of the Lesson-Ser­ mon which will be read In nil Christian Science churches next Sunday la “ G O D " and He Is ex­ plained as the great “ I A M " to lx- spiritually understood. These words of the Apostle Gulden Text: “ Now unto the King Paul to Tlm othv ronatiute the eternal. Immortal, invisible, the only wise God, be honour and glory for ever and ever" (I Tim . 1:17). Bible citations include God's words to Moses at recorded In Kxislus (2 0 ): ‘Th o u shall have no other Cods !>efore me.'* Correlative pas-ages from "Bcience and Ileal' h with Key to the Scriptures" hy Mary Baber Eddy contain, “ The divine Principle of the First Commandment hates the Science of toing, hy which man demonstrate* health Hnttfti ‘ 1. and C E N T R A L B A P T IS T t H U H C ll Ninth Street and laurel Avenue Rev. M. L Whatley Pastor Sunday School 9:46 A . M. ‘Ta k e the Family to Sunday Si tool— Father, Mother, Brother, Sister ami the ttahy, Too, Morning Worship 11:00 A . M. 8:80 P. M. Youth Fellowship. Broadcast Over Radio Station 7:80 P. M. Pioneer Fellowship. W T It |{. Sermon by the Pastor. 7:80 P. M. F .v n 'n g Worahip. B T U 8:30 P. M Special Music (0T Sunday Mum Union* for all Age Groups lag: Solo: "O U r d Most Holy" Evening Worship 7:30 I*. M. Krotort Brown. Anthem: “ F a ­ Scrman by the Pastor te, III Th y Mysterious Presence" Tuesday, 7:30 P. 11. Junior and fay the Chancel Choir. Intermediate G. A. '• At the Church. C O N G R E G A T IO N A L C H I ID II Wednesday, 7:30 I*. M. Prayer Park Avenae and Th ird Stieel Meeting. J . Bernard Root, Minister “ Come Thou With Us Ami We Sunday School Ill'S! A. M. W ill Thee Good" Morning Worship I I KM A. M. r h y - s i t m ' *- » y 7 6 1 - • ' Sermon: “The Corner Stone." GOD'S S E R V A N TS C H U R C H O F T H E N A Z A IIE N E God's servants go from the 111 Maple Avenue F R E E M E T H O D IS T CH UR CH mountslntup of rate spiritual L H. Huahlnn. Pastor Second Street and Laurtl Avvnue experience and priceless fellow­ Fred H. Ilorton, Pastor Sunday School 9:46 A. 61. ship of the Christian Church Morning Worship 10:46 A. M. Sunday School 9:46 A. M. and Join the multitude. Th e y do Junior Society 7:00 |*. M Morning Worship 10:46 A. M. not watch the multitude, they N. Y . P. 8. 7:00 P. M. Young People* Service 7:00 P. become individuals In the multi­ Evangelistic Service 7:46 P. 61. M. tude. The holy seek amid the Mid-night Service, Wednesday, Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. erwod. Is not the greatest need M. • of our day a vivid realization that 7:16 P. M. Ufa la on* plect and that the aaerad must be j *nr vised and ap­ plied In secular life, that life Is an Interplay of the permanent in the passing 7— Ernest Brown. S HO LY H»»- H. CROSS C H U R C H (E ilh fftM l) Z ia a t iM * , C H R IS T C H U R C H . LC1 (Episcopal) Rev. U . Lyttletaa ZJa & D , Vicar 4:00 P. M . Evening P Sermon, A ll are wthoix 7:30 P. M. B. D, Rwtir First Sunday After Epiphany * iHL A . M. Holy Communion. 9:30 A . M. Family Service ami Chureh School. 11KW A . M. Choral KurhaT H E C O M M U N IT Y C H U R C H riat ano Sermon. O P L A K R M ARY, P L A. 0:00 P. to. Y P S IC. C . White, MlaUler Hervires During thr Week Church School 10:00 A. M. Monday through Thursday ami Wortntp 11 :uu A. M. .‘■'■turf ijr— II o | jr Communion— Juniur VVrstminstrr Fellowship 7:30 A. M. 4:00 P. to. Friday— Holy Communion 9:W) Senior Westminster Fellowship A. N. 8:30 P. M. ^ Tuesday a— Choir practice 8:00 f ir s t b a p t is t church Park Avenue at Sixth Street W. P, Brooks, J r . Pastor John L. Miller, Kdacalional Director “ We've Saved A Place For You Sunday School 9:46 A. M. T n k i Your Fam ily to Sunday School.' Morning Worship H:UU A. M. Sermon W. P. Brooks, Jr. F IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H Training Union 8:16 I*. M. 1887 Hanford Avenue A Union for every church mem­ J . Randall Farris. Minister ber. Story Hour for children " T H E N E W S T A R T " will be u» der p years. the Minister's sermon subject for Evenlmr Worship 7:3» P. M. Sunday morning at the First Sermon W. P. Brooks, Jr. Christian Church. He would like Wednesday Evening Service 7:V) P. M. to see all members present. " T H E O P E N R O O K S " will to "Every Room As Warm As the evening sermon subject. Your Home" The Church School will tog in at 9:46 A. M. under the direction of Halt Purvis the superintendent. Christian Youth Fellowship meeting 8:30 P. M. Mid-week Bible study and prayers Wednesday 7:30 P, M. You're cordially invited. Thursdays— Prayer Study 7:30 P. M. and Announcing. THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED Sanford Autom atic Laundry Bible F IR S T M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H J. E. McKinley, Minister Mra. I*. ft. Stephenson. I). K. E. 8:46 A. M. Church School. A rlass for every age. 11:00 A . M. Morning Worship. Sermon To p ic: “ Holy Com­ munion." 0:30 P, M . Youth Fellowship Service. 7:30 P. to. Evening Worship Sermon Topic: “God Reigns." A pressure gauge has been de­ veloped that Is so sensitive it can detect one air molecule out of rvery II),000.000,000 originally present in a vacuum system. From Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tucker and want to aaaure you that our cuatomera will be our first consideration and that It will be our desire to cooperate In every reaped with the public. 0 Automatic Washers • Spinners 0 Dryers MR. and MRS. Wm. C. SHELTON Theoretically OWNERS AND OPERATORS p g o L tr l o o k r n r r T T c o l l a r a n d h p o k d o u b l e p o c K r r x s a w t o o t h M O 'N IN G DKVOl l.»NS Rev. H. L Zimmerman, rector of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church, will to In charge of Hunting Devotions throughout Rpcirtn in p a r i u c a v , a n e v e i u i l a z r e u r o m e d c o t t o n , c r b a s b h e k w t a n t . p i n k . a q u a , jh . u k . m a i z e . c a r x iy a i. next week. , The program, which ia heard daily at 8:30 A. M.. la a p r e aentation of Radio Station W TR R , lu cooperation with the Minister­ ial Aaaoctatlon. i M r. Zimmerman will present • =*1 n T M P A T J A W . 5. I M l fcAWFORD. FLORIDA AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN n otrn t.i: n trrro t.n rove*.? gANroRizBb ri.Ain oimoham with everolaxe em b o m e d cotton . | H ELIU M g TW O-PIKCKIt W IT H D TE D -TO -M A TC II LACK IN n nrr.N brown , navt , CARNACg CABN ALIIt. A FIN E L IN E N -L IK E I1ATON AQUA. MELON. A LLIA N C B Park Aveaea and Faarleenth Street , Rev. Glenn E. BmMb, Paator - Bible School 9:46 A. M. Mr A . Wleboldl. Supt, Homing F,'nrahtp 11:00 A. 61 Tag pl i t er will tn u L. Commute observed at ting Service. » > . H . An r all agea. r i n g aANPolUXKI) DIIOADCIjOTII QOLD. MELON, LOVE-BIRD OBBICN, BLUE. PINK. 'eek Prayer Service it lursday evening at 8 00 — 'H CHR8H1AN C H U R C H 1887 Sanford Avenae i J . Randall Farris. Minister "CH UR CH OFFICERS A N D TH K JR WORK" will be the morning sermon at the First Christian Church Sunday mornBig, At thia aanrlce the two new p dara and three new Deacon* Wfll ha “ oedained" er consecrated fa their work aa officers of the Churth. "TH R NEW N A H E " will B8 the evening sermon topic n t t m p. m , The Church school will begin B l 8:41 A. i t The Christian Youth FellowjA la will meet at 8t30 P. M The officer* of the Church will m**t at TiSO P. H . Tuesday. A cordial welcome await* you. u t 1 oust of enecIt taka*. Hr*. B. Honcua, faal^up to hut now, K it U k - DACOL, u n e i n �In Unity Them la Strength— T * Fratevl I hr P n n of th* W w ld j T n F n M l r Ike P ra g m a of America. T o Prefer* Frueperity for Senfotd. fEtyt §>mxfarh AN volume xxxxn first n h lix h H U10H IN D E P E N D E N T S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A D A IL Y TH E S f ? r a l d N EW SPA PER M ONDAY J A N . H. 10.1 W EA TH ER Pair ami wind* and colder thl* afternoon anil 'anight. Temper* atiirm 3(1 In 31 In nnrlh portion, 23 In IS in central portion and 2H In 32 nnnth pnrlinn willh frort In the rnd nf Ihr prtiinm li to­ night. Av-o< itiirrl P re ss Loa.wcH W ire N o. !»H Truman Asserts Soviet Leaders Want To Take Over World; Declares U.S. Will Fight To Preserve Freedom And Justice Wonju Falls To Red Hordes As Fiercely Fighting Allies Retreat Toward Pusan Port ivcptililicsTiis, D em o­ crats Give Truman EiscnhowerMakes Rotary Discusses Quick Backing To Plans To Combine 3 Controversial M.ikc U.S. Stronger WASHINGTON. Ian M {/!•) European F o r c e s Foreign Policies iklm w f.<11 am i llr p o li b . i* . ni Key Rail Hub Yielded To Massed Force Of Seven Relentless Communist Armies TOKYO. J . T f T - f / l ’j Allied irarguard forces yielded ihr mini »f Wonju to an n*erwlirlmtnB horde of Chinete a n d Noilh Ko* lean Reds today afte r a biller holding action that brought prr- r 1**11* tiro* Red troop* entered lire burning toad and rail center as U. N. forces withdrew to new positions. The Allies had fought finely fur llie tily. S i milr* soulbcait of Seoul, lo buv lime for the main body of U. N. forces lo tclre.ii Snulhwrilward from Seoul on the road leading to lire southeast poll o l Pusan. WonjtTi delm der* lialllrd Satin d ry . Sunday and S unday rsighl I" keep the Red hordes from twee|i* ing inlo llw gateway city to the hdarl <>l South K oK rea A web of roads lead from W uttju mlo the intenor. s ' t s Held al Bay by the grim de­ m it # Seminole C o u n t y Road P rojects To BePushedBy Bovlc Hemlnote Gmmty raprowiitattra* will present plan* fnr primary ami secondary projrcta for thla county at hearinsi of the 8 U te Hoad De­ partment In Tallehaasrc on Jan. 19. Senator L P. Boyl#_ will leave for Tallahas<ec nexi “ will rrprrsrnl an Tuesday. Monday and St 1. P. M K ie l Ia O. B. Fnur_ah_re, _ county. _ ....... iwnerr, will aim attend the meeting. Three primary project* wMeli State financial aid la evperlcd in elude llie wldenlnp nf Celery A w rme. Stale (toad No. 115 from Ihr St. Johns R lrrr west to Sanford Avanue from Ha nreaent varying w illh of 19 to 30 feet In 22 feet. A second project la the rebuildE Ing nf Stata Road fit on timers Avanue from tha new Geneva ■ridge to Meltanvllle Avenue. The preaenl right of way la 9*> feet and ft la planned to odd 90 faat fnr the new rood. t The third primary projeel ia In widen French Avenue fnun the O r­ lando Highway to Seminole Boule­ vard, creating a *l« lank highway. A aanrer itndrr won for some Months I. due to he eetmpleted soon. • Resolution* hare I wen passed by § the County Commission end sent to the Raid Deportment regarding Items to lie Included In the 195] F lt t H T IN G •Irellnrd In make any specific p ||s f ’o n - U. sS. Won’t Resort To Policy Ol Appcnscment kicks S \ N f A J l O V i n , ( atlf . Jsn. «- (,t’> -I'tnnrm akri IVxisM W. O.mKl,< said l,d s< Hie nstinw'a a irr r a ll induslr) ran boltd planes "in ail) num b,, needed , . Inr nalinnal defer *e ' f'nmmrnl ins nn I’rrsidenl Triinsan'* stale menl in his sta le nf Ihr union rh lhat aircraft in,I auto . most he capable if tans ins not 10,non plan ts amt .1,1,000 tanks a jr.sr, Ihe hr id nl Disitglas A irrraft I'n. -aid: T he atrr r a tl inilustri has tlra rls demnn si rated, nml Ihe t*re*rdrnt, the Alt For re and ihe people nf Ihe I'n tled S lrlrs Itltnw, rhal gtsen m elrrU ls, manpower and anllvor* It) In Rn ahead we cm build m—lrro ,sm| rffi'ie.H ilrplsne* jp ,<(() number needed H» the g*syein m rn l |.u national defen*#. "The .lire*all Indiistrs's rrrnrd tn rhe last war has been unm alrhed in the hiatnrs „t Ihe « nr Id end wr can d,» even Itell-r (h i. III,., ii urril Ire. F O R os i/l’t■ McNultyGroupTo Open 1st Drive-In Bank Annex Here Farm ers’ M arket HowardCrahamls Sales In December Reached $439*539 Killed I n s t a n t l y In A u t o Accidentj . Is Mimfii'tli. Crumley O ffice Will Open In New Rank Annex rva* Mat wPli It. g*ero ills* fl'e»r, light atiadij watt* and allrn linr finest rwei i lightinv. The tlx drskr. aim the rliali • arr of ii prurl <ray color. Mrs. Howard llagur rod Mr*. J. L. Horton as, a**l»laT,ta. Mr. Montt*th, a former ir«rc ,r _r it 4 a ._______ t seulalivr « f the .Madopolltan Life Innurmeer I X , came to San­ B y M A X RARRKLM ON ford in It)to from Maine* City, LAK E H tfC rR M , Jan. • - M V-Britain called aw the D. N. and (» originally from Atlanta. today to wake another effort for a Korean rease-flre, but named I!a. Mr. and Mra. Montielh live West China Ibal it might force o break with the free worM If It al Jin Weal Slxlcrnih Hirer I. Mr. Insisted an aeroplane* of |u own thrm*. In a major peltry dr* Montielh I, »n «rtlc . Klwtnlan ela ration. lirltata'a (Ur Gladwin Jehh al Ihr same time aledfrd and ia Mr. f.’rlimtcy. Roth lieHellish sapper! on long as ft. N. troops molinne to fight In long In the Kira! flrtliodlst K mwo . tie awoke before Ibo General Aaaemhly'a M-natta* pollChurrh. lim i committee. Mr. Crumley. » forn,*r ns,l»lant r , O F r , M KKT manager with the Metropolitan By A R T H U R G A V K H O N Tlte -xreultv* and finance n ..... firm , rame in Hanford from KuaCONUON, Jan. 8 — (4 *1— Britain look the view today lhat ihr trots- millers nf »he Seminole County ll* about l'J19. Il l* home I* at nmmuiml woiM can hardly brand Red China an i n i n ie i m K-ira Chamber of Cummerrr will meet i.i Sllrer U k - . A asm. Rotwrt Manager Kd Whiloey's office at t’rumley I* with ihe North Amerinlfl all United Nation* effort* to obtain a craae-fm fail This was disclosed at qualified <G,«om*tt repotted Commonwealth Ihe Tourist Ca..*«r tomorrow night n n Inauraiiee Co., Orlando. Mr*. nt 1:30 w’rloek, President II. James Everett Young, a daughter, lives In Jackamiville. American policy Inwards Red Gut announced today. China reflected genets] West A L IM O N Y AIR TRAINING tsuropran tmauinoaa toward the B E N N IN G T O N . VI. Jon. 8 H D K FF/.H D AIR FORCE liteat United S t a in proposals. (AY— Louie (tend, Jr., who for 12 BASK. Tw a a Jar. K -IH p e cU l)— genre received more than |IOOMiitirn Wilson, age t l and e-weeh alimony front Ms * «Prank Witoufi. aga M, af wife, an Atlantic and I’acifk urd, haw entered tha Air- European! Cringe From Bold Action Against Chinese Communist Menace " Btaaoen nt n now» eoftfrrrnr* T f* e» <pM< k!v t|,v r llirn Imi Ltns* l» SI I API'. Conmuindcr K’niii'an'l'cnns Hoover d.tt In f’rr*ident I Mim in ', (r* fi Will Make Pour Ol p I a it Compromise -•I pi.i)m „|in,l lli il ih r United European Capitals Between Kxtrcmcs Nl ilr, (nil,I hr in.«i|r -linnc riHiUgd t'. inrrl .,nv llisr.it 1* t i l IS. Jan. a—1,11—The \i.. i n » irign poll, v ki.tl Hut •Itfnr ll<d|,ulnd |ri-l-| |||, |, tre n c h Nalmnal \« ,m l.li e s i r bat ril al the to ta l. *1*4. Mill In Itll I’n D 'iir Hrnr I'lrsrn a lo ir ..f *«rir lli,.ip|H>lnlrd lli.,t Mi. fill ronfhlrnce. i l l in r*l. h . l . i in Inc IV Willi tr ia l ineml. r* jnitiSeoul I n Almiuioiu'd in ,n in fit in In, St ilr nf llir sr-M|i|irn> ill* hi- l» n Mllinn il,d ll un in an Inin, il ili t ii Ikis II Ilf 1 iiihii inr- n(*r In ir * n c ag.iin ,i»'li las rrirm am rnl piiiyssm. ( ItsI s If llie IMll.,1 ll II in intent ,1 ( 1,1 ,1 in i|tlii,r |,i,d inr n iiir a , |,r sills Ih r C'i.mmimi.t- , . 'Ir,| nn. The /» f 1/ N nl lie (hi r |ii III* IIIe in{ meaaurr lisrludi-, a >i«-.i»l hi|. alt null ilstiiMiur <in| frih-i i| mil in rdu II™ dollar rrar'.iamrnl prnKrain lip <1 tbs ist, •II nn l»*iripn | miI|« ) i limn » h k h i* esm-clrd In rnrni-h 1 , !t,,t|m . Ja .-C tU t.U tf«IM L N ^ O * * .-i tsTfsDfJ#. \ 1inv Hniiiil tmt ii.iniii.nl nn Ihser nee french ditl»inn« thl* by J a i l H 111! Ill H S*« 1.11 llie pro,; ol .1 IN year for General l!i,rnhn<,rt‘< nil limn ,|ir( ill, | miiiiI, ni Ml Nnrlh M lsnlir rnmmsinl. l lin t lb.ee 1*Hindu ’nil,Inn: I iilin.in > lll-pninl Irjjid ilitr pin Siam. I "I (Hir llimtt, lltr I’lt-itlrnl I'ARIS, Jan H Gl'i I h r In,, .un 1 |e,|MI„ ,1»le iimlls l,l,| i have •r| llss* |iriit*iitn nul in tr ty liiu,*il military |e.nli-i. I r .m c mef will pc tltllV deal 1 nee i ,.Kill, tl , i . pi all 1-itlUU.iKe. I lir I ,t,n,.«Vr|. *• .<nlr 11 tseiieial ni the Vims D«ipbt P lot AlgelM II Inlets, tl p ',1isy. Mi ,«», 1 . ». s*e|lj_ s : •IMIIf' <tw .f|H Ml (s. »**» s11f,** tmlitt * Ei eshowff t« L y I,. I .ll , Ml Imih H. eminent, {it., n 1 inlet k|«l »lri 1 llie .1 ■■Slur,>iim tlirm srltri <d nirri and poo- nl ihrn ■nnln WAhl IINGTON. J.p ft fe„ .r nl W P1tei n 1.IIIOjH* itjaind fly rod 11rye, Vlmtniilratmn Imtinn to hi. A il,ntn army I 'lr m lc u i 1m m ,in <1 imlay H u tOrtitiKMl, ,tp |it.ttided tlir inr,t*i;e la ’s le td rit ,,ie ,.-ii " t,, | nrer Aim.m: I lie m „ i G n i'ia l Al|i ■I* "ivuvrsfid" «r ‘*M|itiftiiiK” ni lit.I<-r Inin. I.HCII "M.ri .ml ,l< the m iii M, ilep l.y sle,,’ m ilw sin “ iii.ttinifirriil Rr|.«iL|i, in. .tn-f ut. We will terId, .I light we I i-cnln.wfl e l l . , ■.! tA'i-dtl Miillliritl Drums Ml I ,< rtr innir ir W .I II who I .l,'.*t|,|, ir |s .|ls il m ud. In keep nn* I.eeJnin m.) to srsvrd .In. In Iw lli> All.idi. su m pies n il pi lice i.nin i- m ? (iollt.y linn-, |*i -i, I i i lt.it Iniili ill I'li.ilml Inn* >'.inpi .mlei i.i ’’ T***t Inti! rrpnfti'S - I Its- Site opr I lir (inimi ArueiP.m -e ll...1 "sill I III" JIT,* *1 III M.,f |<I llll.lllmi In . |w|,..pa[lv .Icllseie.i ' Hhcmlsui," I I.I 1.1 ..ill* nn I'n m ici Urnr j ' b s -ii lit llie t 'ill,III m e .' ice In t nnei-SV, “ S’.I nrlr lir any gtnursl nil uni ! ■m- (i-ii Mm. t< i Ib.I.cil S, l.n Mi I I Ml.,.,ll ' llll Inn. llie I IIltd n hlrll In ■i lli , Itint't niil - 1 Inn-* Niati rally I imI i v . mil I lo-n went It 'stale i, "willing. .1* wr hl*e ,s|tin i'n ltril S tstr |«,,itiini nl ib.**l. w.iy, tieen. In negotiate l.itimi .We |i(i'««ti! thrnnu'i thi- | ’n*«li|riil,** lltr IM rm r Mini .In In I’avlilirn m H -l ” 11 ! , n -li-m r It, wink 'ir tll'. fiirnf" ik il fi lltr ,Sni |H t 'lipTH ' IIH'IIIIST, !,l|t lint 1,-s* *ll«Hlg •>' Dcfenn' Mill. In In i'. Mm It ir Hill n r will liot fll*•<*•* Ml 8J>* u n it ivr lit III -llll.llK.il with i ' iir.l bun piivnlrlv III-I. thru plriitrinrnl. which we are fm n l.' (» iisrn rd a .rsiion id Inr lir.-lir ( M i. K jO H h o u I inf%(tap M arlin nf M»,*arhu<rtt lanki.lt' nffjters slid rlurls nl N . Tanka Pan* Under (Wuul (tanner. Cruaadrr tanka, which fought » trnrguoid Itnllsi- ItrlHlhtlrsn lro 'lrr, rmk . i H , i » (|i»l n | i|t » of m rtilr,l- "It 1- rra* urine tliit * .IfHeoul, get a final and Irenle Jonk at a Imnncr which welcomed llnllwl Nat Ion • eh lf» llv# »‘| littiMuiv AtnFfiffitt While Ihr alugati, "Than!.* lu ll. N. Force* FightInp fin IN ,” <1111 hold In Ih rsr i* In t.r its, tiinro « | i| m*is •• | i . nl.'»*'i ni.fle Ii" Inin Imlay l •" " i " 11*1' 11 H « t- -la W r a i e a|l reads wtseiUlyrsI lihnatinn has given way In a evc-royl ll■*.I I ►,■•tumlum ( I•>)< r >•>r*ni Otsb .adv ts- rRiet -MaistoO. f.sesst In ;fn rtftfl KMW*» . o .■ He* |W*ttit wbest f " 1* mat m it <If ftfig fclwH'H. Ir -n n .l A ll." I M G "t-n lb »i. ami M.L s Rnborn’H Motlirp ♦I. ** In n li.b l, |iil|. (n n Itrln li ,if t.tr .. 1-tMi from (i niiM nn a ltd ll *•!» IfVMt'l * a f U f f il Dies In Gn't*nwnfjil ■n’t Ttits I. jss putke "ire ve pi" a , (tan . 1, 1,-Ii ami csor* Iwr. m" i«f nji'fl h ii l»fr i» so 'r r n ( , fr—tn *0- f t l s r l ” l.m y .lr la.lrifinni I n te l nul * ll i e n d '.d Mar*f,U I llalejfll, i->l. (lir "* 9V f ( vitlfiV i t ) S,lIiii*< llrpim -ratir ]•'—1,-f Mr ni i sc nil lull y..r but n. I’.n i. 4lt<l Julian Ittd ' in, will reg rrl lo «iml *9 li pM ii %k ft«}i m « '•( v*I i •! |i j l-'nrlnml < V is ( <aid the ina^ai'c Irani »f ii" (b ath nf M.eir mother, In tfitiir. h m “upliftim r nod will revive d traffic At rarii nuilllliy till Itsr-.lai Mrs. H id e K tial-.in wliich (a ilrit "f drteriulnntlno among our MWt* iirr iirf*(tfiriiiir f full illtl at livi home III tireeriwiaal, pnpls- (n work for tb< pn **rsa- grnci.il |iatisr<l and lla died In* .u S (.'. Sutoi.liii , l I mi A M, .illcr M litlM ir IllfilulUAllofl, if Hull Total sales at tiu' Saiifonl Htat* irlmnhl Ktfiiitii i i . ti y ," Mi ion „f f tc - governinept through, lamou, tai-tn-r.ii "Ike grill lor a prt.InllKcl llliif-a Farmer* Market durlnu Dn-embot mil the w m lil" Mr*. ItalaiMi K3 y ea r. old. T i u i i i m i i ii M were 9439JIO!t for HOJkW unlM pbnio|,i.iphrrs. But al n -n r "i Florida State B an k ■old, Manager Sandy Andrrwm re­ Thrct Others Hurt In Hr said he rn tu p leM ) appluv- litem woiilrl hr Irtt newunrii any 111111-1111 aeivlcs-i- were held m A jGifl of flirt* prrpiff utlon# l'r«*«lflf'ol 8Hf'l f** vranf^ ,.l „f Mi Tf'iroHit** in |-ii«i pro­ G inm wool Sue,I.* aflenuein nt I lir tssslwy. To Unveil New De­ potted 2-Car Collision At gram. * M i her llsifiye "I dir nature id In ...lisri •I:7I0 n’rliwl and inteyrneot w*. • fm hi;r * lo tli»* In rntnpart»nu with sale* of De­ tiip*■.I( fm il f u i*ifr p11'.*■» i»»n!t ol<* Heatloase *'* eait M il Ill................ Ilrium rut. f,rnaln* partment Tuesday cember, iDUt, thl* repirtenl-d h made Hn |e French And 25th St. r* ismI♦■»r| *P- «1*» f*«*4 w I «*'«*! il«-rrea*r nf P I,799 unit*, and a val­ |;„lo if ....... . Vlrgiutn. * dit I l l ll 111 II DING f ilm ! approach BflirriiH Boy Injurt'tl P ie Morula S late R ant will uation decrease of 9107.BIT. An IR yriir obi youth, ll-w inl 11-,.is ,.,-t mend,-( . *d l'V<M‘/iiu r W unlhur "We do not reel too hadlv driut •T in for unity, al-t, ou* open ill d r tie in annex ami this derrraie," said Mr. Andm on, Graham •>( H « H v Hill, m i ,n i In SlintRiin Bins! . n i '. ,i i i- m m ' organlxaltoni I mi nn* f«( p u rrh a.lo g ’Kid)' a' iilpifM 119 l' 9«» '•***•• Sm all l/,an De|>atlnienl at 9 : 0(1 who attriliulrd It to ihoitmed sup Ir lillesl, * mt» i, Mrs. V. I M tlilw n im n ,l.|b < » |e ■lirdel—M" oitm hs A. M Tucwtav. P ie ml*-»i| ('. II pile of produce due lo weather Kinney nf Ssiif,>i<| w.i . e ills* .«ltv H o .<ndlHon o | i .'. j m i "IJ m s.l ti.lssi;lit -d *1 "" n’rlnek id the ronditlnim. Thla included the high Said',id Woman' f l'ih t<* illseut* F re .tri irk H th itu -, «lm • • • (c!• * McNulty, ami Vt«e President L G. j wind* and rain of Oct. 13, the five injllirrl, a|i«S lliir* nlltri tor ml., n ankle was badly tuhifrd I .ids, I'lan . in I list tie ■ II.,1 ,'lt*,tl*,n nf , Kilpatrick announced today. night* of freeglng tepipr sat urea n l llie (iln ltiln family were tun* ill aftein.m n l.y an ar.-t.l.,it.»l .Indgon n<w .ivi. >111.1 .iiuiui'initv bint,ling. The building w.nild |ir»vi.|e a M m . Mortii pniRu-nn will lie that urrurred from Nov. 35 to Nov. a two sal inflisinri al list- f-'triuli Ida it, **(i* reported this ninililfig I . A h I'.I.ANT*. Ian »’ > — I In, Ida’s sit r a d , hau l hit at F< iiiald-lasoghtun Mrriiorlat liirelhiR plan- fo* >ivie utganlrain charge of Ihr drive-in drparl* 30, and frigid temperature* during Avrpne, Twrnty-frflli S lrrrt m in li.ins and .lut»>, a vmdti c in tc r, a (hi- second weahin December. vegetal,te grower , t iced . Mrss I In . pita I in be favor aide menl whkh i» equipped wilh a fter/ e r«u)(td, th e I , dr, nt " W r are very glad to report that M-rlinn shortly after J.OO yrsiri An emergency operation **«■, piil,lb- m»lll„tturn nml spare fm i nm-roin in wldeb t ,, I,mi - thh illy eutlmed bullet-prned gliti our viilunir and variety at our st ate lin 'd H a l oil,* Ssrstce rlay afternoon |l, |t. Cnutdev and Howard p, ( formed on lb - youth and h - -*» (irtUI Nl Hnr.f'Od , , d |.r (ion of p c dieted t r o d In all -e* tlnox witpdttw with ilrel irm fn rrrd prn- M arkrt. Iieeinnlttg Jan. I. hen Ingem ral Imuran* * given M trtal blood trail, tu.ioii- fillstilill• atid l-e,Is. Mr . Suite Grahsm. 11, tbr (•*<» . 91out k ill, r a i l , tmm,*ro,s with temper*rrrased dainr,** said H r- Anderaon. Irelive tiding. agent*. Itrlay annoutwed toe lutlnisine the aerldenl. which r„*e< ranging troin 'o to 35 who addrd that demand U iroml and (Sirred while he » *. nut In » la*»t Gene T otter will manage the price* arr firm to high on all pro­ nodfirr, Iwsrl a fsar Insert left wm I formal opening of thrtr new of with two trlands alamt a m‘t, n • I l l s U lit III t \ l 1,1 D d e y s e r . In the Gaineasltte dl» and a lirntrn h I i and luffrrrtf f|n«i firr in llie Drive in A onrs of th*MAXWI Ll. AIR I *»R* I HA.-t . l i t -1 In I t end 11 si,>ng (be eg {landed Small t.»»an De|*arlinenl duct- and fruit nffetad. of Ihr HI Johns River Bridge I Inroln Mint,- Hank. ,\|a . Jail il Ifiie .ia ll l<s»s J. I.r»>liiig Item* during Drrrm tiri ■Isal lbJ,l,ie Gsabaro, 10 a «i |„t«ri east fn-lit tl I....S . preSty wrliich will lie located in llie forFormerly tor* tn l in Ihr Hank hunt inr t ool!. trs, I m >I i fra,lined arm and hull (I'TSltsss* WO paps TOseer I,ad Ins tsii.L . r o p s , " said War A c of,tine to the hoy’, fall.et, Rinaldi, of Routs \ llox »!'l. San IliiiMmg and In thi- Kaoford w ard part nl llie annex. ford, Fla . > ii1, ently teealle .1 •■> lea t|, Jnhn.mt, trend w lining ra, and Don (irab.iin 12. a hiolhn. Allaldu National H»tik llinldmg, l|. Ii Itehreni, t.akc Monroe «>•• • active duty witli the \lc Force st C ars will rn lrr llie diive-tn C O N F ID E N C E er, the i t guagr •hotgiin went ,.ff rn ele ornbigM I sn t,,idles the new office enable-* ll*rin t" uffert-d from ,lu « t and I, t o u r , plants in I b r Glades, Indian iireidrntally wtini it fell from Mo Maxwell and has puss been trandepartm ent flPM First Slier! lr> G A R D E N C I T Y . N . Y . Jsn. n eenlri llw lr Inislnc*-* »c"*lty I" ■• II \ n I ">• • Ha •. Mrs. MrKirroey. a l-ra l lab o ral In Ihe floor of III- tsoai ssd.en fvrrad 1 1 I t l s r i and slong llu lowcs east approach the tietwnii window wlikli . 1/1 1 - William If. Draper, Jr., nor pi art-. N M„ r » l I . 11* •; M .iltei, Mas I lM lI d M s*w r « s * s i , i r m . l will lw III lln p lld r.” Use outboard motor <•«. iia iic i the long Island Railroad's nr*v M easuring t* try '■*' feel, Dm it Inraled on the lell*liamJ tide twnkrupicy trustee, has liernrne wetl rnm oiam laot, announced to ­ I l l i u s in general I ice „>> Ihteal day. Hgt IHrinidi ia the »on of HKHVICE IlF F ItT H o f the driveway. Outlet* tin P a il n l/mg Island commuter to prove Naval Training Base - i n , . liHB it* rn ira o r r on Fll'« eserpl Ins g rn s rdam I ged fU ir, t The eiterio i of Ihe build Mrs. fi. H. Ill,nidi nf K isslnirr, Dcen. asiistanl stale ,-r In llie Nosembec end Decrnitw*r A venue, Oak Avenue an d Sernml he h** confidence In the line. log I j an attracliv a «lia*|r „l I IiTom (se re s, -aid .lobntnn fu n r ufftf-rr. will lm "I the nffiee Fla. lie | ' m arried to tin ’ former Ami if any one has any doultta. To ItaRcoponcriToflny ■I,damn, I red Hie S tre e t are provided. nf 1. F. tloyl" tomorrow afternoon M ill lloilh M II I t 'd 'bin-. They p i e , tonsil dsmai-e.l h asr put lie's riding m tha first or last The Inlrrior rotor w h> nn I A twrtwajf speaker will la* Used have one on. John l*av|,l, ag. 21 nut lunsld erabtt lien ( i n s l h J A C K S O N V II.I,K . Jsn A— M l plr.vtin); and lestful In lb* r >e «» l tv. n'ff.H-k lo advlie veteran, fnr rtimmuiilratinna between the ears from here to his offlsrs In months. on 'eulre problem i and this is endangered — The Naval A ir Tactical Train Jamaica, Queens. u wamaaa M been In Japan, Indawnia. Thla* P r r > - ; i r |r f i t Ihg Command which reached « peak of I8JXI0 officers slid st'i drnts during the war rco|icti. I today. Vice Admiral John Dale p ro ­ of I’rmarola, commander of Ns* val Air Training, headed Ihr ll t of dignitsrie. for the ceremony art for |l A. M, Ca|it. Israler K. Hire will l-e romi.iandir.g officer of ihe i* aetiratesl irlwol ami Qapl. T J Huriism. ItSM C, will rotniiinn I Ihe all detachment. The flral class Is sit to slsil F*b. 19 aod by Juna 1 p*r->m »l of the school will numlwr §J>on F ’ I !'<»r N orllirrn Florida “ .la k e ” It ir lile r 'I V r c Ii u h Y o h iij k h U t h LAKELAND. J , I F ieertn g in northe,n re n ln iu tir Florida and frost tn all district* to ­ morrow morning seas forecast to ,'av tiv tt'c Federal .‘:*«le F rosl W arning Pejvtris T h - outlook wav f„( fro»r nr flee rin g over most ,Pf t.cninsulir I Inrida again W vtlncdav morning. Ttir full fnrei-arl Tm ilght amt Tsi- day morning: m n-tlv clear skle* a c t co|t|rr with SS-<— Haaes no r .c ai«> SanforH Wcullirr •M k Ii yaslerdajr, 71* la .w today, 35 R a in yesterday. T n t i i l Ja n . rain, N nrnm l Jart. T h i' Francis Jacob Richter of Sanford gives children of the Kltby Smith flehwil In Gainesville an art Icaaon. As a part nf his training t l the Unlverelty of Florida College of Kducotlon. Mr. Richter Is in­ terning a* a teacher under the supervision of Miss M argorrl Re*r; Before entering this phase of hie teaching training Mr. Rlchlwr studied tha practical aapeete of hla profession from the students itandnoitU by world. X' are tha aona of Mr. and participating In class work with children of the P. K. Yonge Labors* 0 . E - O rlff* of Sanford usd Engine Machanla’a at Sheppard A ir the home of tha largwt al achool of thla type Is -ii" . Vf <M t-eh hi Inch tain, 2 ‘Wi Inch**. Weather JACKSONVILLE, Jan ft-M Allxntw Hi. mark 19 II B,.**on 57 Hrow is*villa t:hlcagn 19 39 Denyey *3 De» Melne* 49 Fresno 33 New York tr. >Vn sill union 75 dark •nttVillw 75 Miami 95 T allahcxitv 71 Tam pn ca •9 19 37 i 11 9 » tl 2« M 11 17 M A ; �“i m m aesPB M O N D A Y J A N . 8, 1151 T H E H 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 i____ — i i i B - g q w . i i 1 i . . . . r- The Soldier’s Comfort K*«shii*bte ia ib m 1 U I < M Bull/ M N fi aalartef M ater •• MBfBte. p ib h m ___ III Mi i m IU Aerate______ l a lr t t B t i >*r>M r'liM m u h OMaWr IT. I l l r a« lk> Peal Otlta t l taalark. riaHte. aater Ika Art at I'aaarBM •( Marrb k IM f. One of the Hhnrpent memorie* from m lliU ry life of every “civilian noltller' in of the bleak chill of the barrack* which are “ home" to moat nervlcemen. It la not a matter of heating, or of the construction of the building*, although In the case of Home of the temporary-type htruet urea thoae *re no more than adequate, I f that. It In a matter of the atmos­ phere of the big open bay, the .iqiind room, in which moat men are quartered. It in an atmosphere with which not much can tie done. When *'hi>nie” l.i one bunk emong nixt ten or more lined nlong the walls of one big room, with a foot locker a.'.J s ;ihs.’f f‘*r pemonul beloiiKinK*, the |M«M*ibilitien are limited. There in an in esca|mb!u air of living in the main pansageway of s rail­ road ntation. There In, for the homenick lad, the terrible loneUne«n of a crowd. There are, in addition, the inconvenclen of large group living, niicb an conflict of hour* and habits and the une of one central assortment of plumbing fixtures by forty or no ■ d t r i m i ii. h k U M llar rmnnok h r a * _ _H»»ls*ss wssaser____ i T l n r i » ii T ir ,\ u v t i :* *1* fsrrt-r e •» tifet Maitlk ion I htt* Maslll* Him '.I* U-alba e. ma IIB# Yrmr IlM All aMiaarr amlira* *•«!• -r tfcaaka. raaalallaaa. aeaetamatleSA, ate aallraa al aalniH attrai* lar Ik* |ar|t*** at ralalaa tanka, aid k* akarate la* at naalat te**»ll»laa rat**. HearesesIM kallaaalli Hi I Man* lt«> l»| tn H*a»***atatlir*. Ia*v, tew lark, fklaaan, II*. Ilall, kaMBi t i ll, at. liBtea. ~ ’ ~Tb# llatalk la . aiw kir at Ik* Aaaarlatak Hi*** wktrk la aallllrk avvlaaltaly I* Ik* aa* tar rtn M Iratlaa at all Ik* laral att*a arlairk |« ikta B*wa*a**r. aa t**ll a* all AP ■•*• kUpalrkva. — ' M ON DAY. JA N . 8. 1 «1 .. TODAY'S* H llll-E VEItHR Ignorance Mil tuperstlllon rn* alat* u«. bail habit* enslave aa. Only truth m tkn u« ft**. Y* thall know th* truth and th* truth thall make you free.— Jn. 1:32. * 3r "* 5- Truman Asserts flu* Sanford Herald matt uf tit liegin In wuiulet whetliei the new year wat wmth lh* cehLisbon wr gave its initiation, men; T h e A i r Force has emburked on u noble experim ent do something about thin situation, which has seen little change since military men moved from tents and sleeping bags into buildings. A new type of Imrracksto be conntructed at an Omaha base will provide semi-prtvate room* for uil men, with comforts planned to lie comparable to those of a mo­ dem university dormitory. The most surprising feature is that the A ir Force expends to save money, building these quarters at aisitit 7f» jht cent of tlie cost (tor man of stan­ dard barracks. This is almost unbelievable. I f it works, this may lie the accomplishment of the cen­ tury in adding to the comforts, such an they are of miiitjiry Human Investment Progtctt it being msd* in S e n The Communist regime in I'eipfng has taken another ford in combatting automobile ac­ cident*. Tfi*t* *•**» 131 traffic accidenlt within ibe ritv limitt in |94'i, only I2D in l ‘»'»0. Tlwte wet* (out i’e*|t- le-ulting (turn lltto trcHl'n'i hi l^-FL, one ia Is* mt-rclv tu get rid of evidence of urskt «*.?rks dnr.c by ’ insn !«t . a w*i< i , 6 ,i**« fiU««4i HUlhv * i toll Aincricaii minis unit American workers, but also to wipe out ll thnulti h* potuLlr la eliminate rtmerimn Influence of thinking, education and cultural deve­ accidents altogether. Showing how democracy woiki in China ii thr (ad that out ol ■ome 400.000.000 people in lh* country, only about 6,000.000 are member* o| tbc Communiil Party which rule* th* country. |j*te*l ic. potti from Peiping indicatr th*l ev*a there 6,000,000 arc being purged to bring the total number ol card carrier! down to a hard com of 3,000,000 completely loyal and thoroughly dirciplinrd Com ’ munittr. Th* red ol the people don't count. There who tomtrimer become i drpierred over the quality ol I American radio program* thould he 1 Intaretted in the nature ol tlnoouU; tuns-cuyrariy Iwtni . ,yod b rib e inert catling 5yd*m. It i* called “ I Tec t Taw a PoAK cal’!. . And it go»< romethiiqi I A* thirt ' 1 ” | taut 'I taw a puddy-c* a<rceiiin' up on me. 1 did. I taw a puddy-cal at pin* at he could be.” A n d ro forth:________ ' Whan llrnry Ford d1*** he M l 1200,000.000 to the Ford Found*tioa. a charitable and educational Inrtitution. and $00000.000 »* hi* wife. An accounting of her cttale jutl filed reve,b that tit* left another $30,000000 to A Ford Foundation, and $12,000,000 to he divided roually among her tour children. The reit wat ahlorbed by Uxet. It wat taid of Caetar, T h e evil that * 16 «4o« l i w after him: the goofk ofr-intarrtd with hit bones” Lat tU* not be taid of Ford. ( U s IIbbH S rmm ras# Om » powers, “ im p n w rttB t “of labor and farm law*, aid to education, and fed**] aid lor training med­ ical mUi and women. H* gave no dotalU on any of thoao. Prac Italy wbat ba pro­ pot** will com* out piece-meal later in tperial n n u f t r and through suhrnlttlon uf (pacific lagiilaiiv* propoiala to th* Congreat. Mr. Tiujuan untitled any tpeclftr mtiition of many of th* prupuaai* h* ha* called th* “ Fair Deal”— such a* civil right* law* — which O n g r t H in th* pa»l ha* refused to glv* him. Hut hr emphasised th* (>ui*ihl* lone rang* ^ nalur* of the pre­ tent *ra nf'tension and told tha Irgialatun they ahould giv* con­ tinued attention tf* "th* measure* H i* It uul couillry wl.1 whi i.rcu i.rrd for .unMO uni country l % o " u h ^ j u t t o nr^im m ^i*— we need to continue and com­ plete Ilia work of rounding out our *y*tem of tuclal inturance. We ttill n-ed to improve our protection agalntt unemployment and old age. W* Hill need to provide inturance agalntt lo*a ■if rarninr* through tickneu, and agalntt the high cotta of modern medical care. "Above all, we rnutt rememlier that the fundamental* of our •trengt!) rt£t UU.l. th*- fieeduma of our people. We mutt continue our effort* to achievr the full (radiation uf uur tremocraiic ideal*. We mu-l uphold freedom o( tpecch and freedom of con­ science in our land. We mutt atture equal right* ami equal opportunities to all our cltUana." Replying, In affect, to recent demand* by former President Herbert Hoover and Republican .Senator lloliert A. Taft that this country limit it* military aid iu Vi'estern Kurupe, th* President declared America'* nalionol se­ curity U loo deeply invulved tu ullow any withdrawal of help. Our national security," hr said, would lie gravely prejudiced if the Soviet Union were In suecred In hamrasing to Ita war machine lh* rasourcea and th* manpower of the fro* nation* on th* bordera of Ita ampira." mjpl In hit report oi un moLftiutioa elturte the Preside:ni isaid AmerIran Industry must he mad* rap* able of producing 60XXX) planes and 16XXX) tanka a year. But be said he hoped there would never be any necessity to produce that many. Mr. Truman submitted a teaInt legislative program calliag lopment. This project will put to the test the human investment which has lieen made In Chinn over u iierlod of generation or more by America through churches, missionary enter prints and relief organisations. 1 nelr jmlnts is of contact, their of thl are the facilities and the groii]is through whlc some of the most selfless of Am erica ns have offerer! lo Chinn the benefits of medicul knowlerlge, fiKal, mrslern education, the tenets of Christianity, asking nothing in return but the chance to of­ fer more. Can this investment lie wiped out by a decree from Peiping? Surely not. The Red government can selie assets, close schools and churches, drive out foreign business and cut off foreign contracts. Rut it cannot erase from the me­ “ PI rat, ■pnropriatkma for our mories of Individuals their uxperlences with Americans who iui)d-up. military build-up. have tried earnestly, often at great personal sacrifice, to "Second, extension and revision help China and the Chinese. The works of these people and of th# Selective Service Act. "Third, military aad economic their supporters are. amid the upheaval In China today, our ■Id to help build up the strength of “footpruiU in the sands of time." gi pnmn More Than One CrLsfc Ameriraiw. farptl l>y the prciumt crisis nhoultl not tar n u m M r d Inin genwh-sn fright or pessimism. It Is not the first time, nor presumably will It be the last, that the country has been been In in a a precarious sltuntlon. What mr»st of us need Is a back kgnmml of fact which will provide orientation for us and ena ble us to think and to act with cnlm good sense. cm 3?,u“ t,on purses can be created or adapted to Oooner*, itrinn ?.n®! "l,ch " ow .^ fiR n in g in New York at tooper Union, that great stronghold of adult education. The n fu T w h i1>k >heR "| t r 9 l , ‘” 4T111 Jewflke some of the other irises which have been weathered by this country P r o f Johnson E. Fairchild says " It Is hoped that this course will help to bring a sense nf Imlance into our thinking about the grave problems of the present moment.” The value of such a study is obvious. Certainly we ail need help in try ing to keep our thinking in balance. F orger M akes FB I List O f Ten M ost W anted Crim inals 'tr tog had that we canne cheek artist to IU Mat of "ten moat wanted » e r ." H# it the Courtney Towniend Taylor, 42, native of East Hartford, Conn., who It described by the F ill at "perhaps the most ingenious cheek patter ever to operate la thl* country." . Taylor who has more aliases than It 1* feasible to list, Is . " 1Ul 6s*iSf raabed soma IMX>00 la worthless checks dnr* irw tha lost Sevan year*-»1S,000 In th# last eight months following hi* conditional release from Onondaga County Peniten­ tiary at Jsmesvill#, N . Y., la qr al April, i » m . II* la urn r many charge* la eonnaatioa wl lh IhU Uvity. TWa F B I aaM that during a Uttg earner of printing and chaeka, T iy lo r rg* i l o m in - - ~ , s .ountry. rbecki naoiliv purport t* > k. i n wond*r, that al- •or cake and eat it loo cnuldt w* could have tym cant and m u - muo m M tfotd without, having to driv* dowi to Oriando to get it. We c m U have a 24 page nawtpaper taten <Uyt I weak. T im * at' dbadvantaget to lirinw in a m i l ' town, but Ih m are alto compeu Th* pice m generally They* it more time for IMt and rtfttAiofl. Traffic it letr rougetter! and th* Motet arc not to L W* were »tilling with ! of ohft from Miami Beach day who raid th* would op hero than down there in Mg *o many people on ro w feet. i Owner* tine* Ghenai* ***** Departman! Store, f ir ^*> ix^ro* to the Amerkant Taylor p o m * aa a traveling aaiua whole world, and ah hough Th# th* freu , , cc world. world, "Peur**•— * urth. -------------------— ravutoo aad eatenslon, At the oetUrtteto ogpaad prodte­ Hon and nd to ataiitllM prices, wage*, and rents. "Fifth, Improvement of our ag­ ricultural laws, to help obtain the kind* of farm products we need for the defense effort. "Sixth, Improvement of our labor laws to help provide atabl* labormanagement relations and to make sura that w* have steady produc­ tion In this emergency. _ Seventh, housing and training Rotary UiscuBseB to WASHINGTON, Jan. Florida1State Taxc» Reported Doubled TA M P A , J a n ~ » — <flp*rial)_ Florida state taxes have duublrd since 1946 according to figures released today by the Florida Taxpayers Association. Five years ago state taxes per petuxi nets 636.60 annually. For I960 they were 673.90 per person. Floridians last year paid $34 more epee person In Hat; than did eitiaena of New Jersey; 6)1 more than thaM la Georgia aad Kentucky, and 6-30 more than In Alabama. Florida waa taaed the eighth highest per capita of all statM la I96a. In 1946, Roeids ranked thirtieth. Per capita slate tax collec­ tion* of the 46 states in 1960 are shown In the table below. "The*# figure* reveal that the genenelly of the Florida taiChristman Holiday aeaaon," re­ marked James M. Fleming, presi­ dent of Florida .Taipayers As ■oeiation, "Already our rltlarn* pay 113.26 pgr capita above the Exhibits at the State "Museum at Santa Fe. N " » M*vlro. Include two old stagecoaches, origins!" and not reproductions, both in good repair. nation’s average for the 48 atates. If the present rat# of |n*r*ate continues, Floridians will soo^ bear the greatest slat to* bur­ den per eapito of any state in the nation," said Mr Fleming. Give Them A Good S tart Rr w . V. Rltthig Tuwckten Drug C a Many haalth nroblema which arise In later life are traceable to weaknesses that wers never detected and treated In child­ hood. Children have a way of apnearing well and playing in aplta of sligbl pain or mlhi Illness. With regular physical examlnations during childhood, no serious organic disturbance could continue unnoticed. Your doctor would make certain of Good healtth rare and the best in medication is the great­ est gift a child ran receive. Choose a conscientious maeist to compound all uf your doctor** prescriptions. TO Is Is lb* XXstb st a series af re iis rts l t*»ertlsess*ats aegeavfaW ia Ibis page* *arh Wests. Caarrtabi baM STATEM ENT OF CONDITION A S O F DECEMBER SO, 1S50 COM PTROLLERS CALL ____________________ - ^ Loan* end Ditcounts R E S O U R C E S Loans and Discounts Banking House, Furniture and Fitturoe Federal Reserve Bank Stock I LIABILITIES Capita) Rtari i 1,355.107. IS | 100.000.W I7 JM 4 4 VJ000.00 t *mii Reserves Other Reeouwi * 44.1tt.Tf 1A73JU .JS T i* 648,163X17 CaHomers Liability Under Letter* ef Credit ' T=-“ i | f '' ~ Federal R m n tr Bank 1JM4M2.60 IMtHO-OO U. & Govt. Obli. 62,750,901 J01 L2S231U6 f * i* u.iyB iS Other MiaykstBend* CAth 36,000AM-28 Ixturea 67,65112 Undivided Frofits | Overdrafts BOOAOOOO Surplus . R E SO U R C E S COMPTROLLER'S CALL *Sm» 644JUA42JU 1 Other Market. baI 1IA30A4UB Dae Pram 4,196,013 40 Totals .mm • M W JU J.1 6 6 .M 0 M JM T l W f *y M* tfjn n . ' '• '• : _ MODERN BANKING F : .* ■.; 0 - a. b, - IIU IM lU t tout , fe fiiiis V t . M e. * •— ■r; alatetr-r1 -- ,*-■ _i- - 5 -• - ’ the The roat of th# argali, mountain sheep of Armenia, U a mlstut^ of wool and hair. Igti llffJND' «*•• STATEM ENT O F CONDITION AS OF DECEM BER M l I N * _ if*#, _______ room gf ___ for federal ■»< [Jon. lie raid; "Rlae* itw° federal government hat Invaded a r m puaaltile touree of revenue for the tehnolt, If wo heller* In a puNIarhool *v«t*m We have to tint tome mean* of aipportlng It.** Chairman Houghton (D -N C ) n In* lav-framln* Hour* Way* am Heart Committee: *'We shall A what we ran to provide lh* late* without wreaking our economy." R*o. Hope (R-Kanak, rant In* Rapublican on Bout* Agriculture committee, Interpreted Mr. Tniman1* requa«t for new farm la gtatatloo to mean farm auhaid' laghlation to encourage peohtr Hon la the flee of prig* retllngftopa *ald If tkla waa *«. *»•••*• would he u •Vontntveray," uddfa* that h« preferred • rite la prie* crilintt to auhtldha. With mild praUe tad erltlrtmn Benatoe Nison tR-Osllfi thtetdent** proosaalt were *tll right at far *■ thee en, trot »!*#•• rlfhp enough ■*-«* ro. — ' I Sd being carried out hv the United State* with very little help from anv of the other member nation*. Actually, ho added, am are now fighting a war with Russia. W* are losing our men over there while Russians are only losing .Chines*. Meanwhile some UN members, notably tho British, continue to trade with th* Chinese, and Riuafa remain* a member of the U N which tells u* what to do. George A . Speer laid that Rus­ sia trie* tq take over a n«Hnn hr force only whan it has failed by inaid* menu. "If the United ttate« ahriild draw a line and tell the world wherv It Will fight to step aggression." he said, “ we would be aervtng notice to the Rumiait* that they could move In nwnlolPeted everywhere eNe. I think We know we have got ta fight. We have gat In do evervthlag In our power to get reads for an all-out sear with Russia, and see should trv to get just aa rsanv allies on our side a* we can. If we show th# people of Wetterti Huron* we are determined to stop Russian aggreeataa, I believe they will put. their shoulder to the wheel i e i do their part. (A ffU U M With TheA Hi/ukAXthomi, labor (R-M e) nrotnIa#d M* ronoeraMon on all mean* Taylor •to te*ha America atronger tew»amiealle and military." dot V .± Th* Central Florid* Division of th* Children's Home Society of Florida trill hold Its annual lunch, eon at the Orlando Country Club n*x‘. Friday, at 12:16. Union E. Allen, president, announced today that reservations can be made by railing Mrs. Claude Wolfe, who it in charge if arrangements. The new state Director of Cai# Work Services, Mis* Helen Coir, will he Introduced by M*rru« Qb Fogg. Coming to Florida from b*r former position as director of the Children's Home Socirtjr ..f New York City, Miss Coir „i|| guide the reorganisation of lh# agency work. Dr. IstJd H. Rpi»»*. preslrtrm «f Florida Southern College, will git* the principle address. A reoott nf the work of the Central Florida Division will he given by Msrinn H. Hart, who It eervin*- •• the division superintendent. This K R vision offers Its adoption services to four adjoining counties, Oraner, Lake, Osceola and Semlnolr Also appearing on the program are Don Cheney. Rev. J. W. Brantcomh, Rev. l^uis Sekulti, Cus Lawton Mrs. Claude Wolf* peODn*. Mr. Alien. Of ficera for th* coming year will he elected. _______ raw* Waal I f * that In O rlando Friday^ Senators Malone (R-N*v) and R b s m U (D-Ga) today Introduced legislation to aft up ■ system of onlvenal military training <UMT> after the prvaant r lt i t has passed. Th# meeaure, first to be offered In the Senate tine# the new session began, provides for a draft of youth between the ages of 17 and 19, inclusive, for a lull year of military training. Th* program would be tuned, after toe existing rrials, on th" recommendation of a special com­ mission the bill would create, and at the discretion of the President. Malone, in a prepared state* meat, railed U M T “ security inaurauc* for our nation and sur­ vival insurance for our young men, aa a trained man hat the best chance of survival" In war­ time. i iW . PA N IC R B I n v I i 4. « ^ S A N A tl a n tic M n the price of so"[allied domestic programs." Robertson said He referred spe­ c tra lly to th* President’s for aid t o Ineuraara. h'ftrJdH Ikt, Military Training Children’s Society BIU 1b Introduced Will Hold M eeting •RATLANTIC Republican* IO*eties** c m of dafanM worker*, and the full man said: ua* of all our manpower resource*. “ Wa are willing, a* wa have al­ "Eighth, mean* for Incraaalng ways bean, to negotiate honorable th* supply of doctor*, nun**, and ■attlamanla with th* Rovitt Union. other trained medical personnel But w# will not engar* in ap­ critically needed for the defen** peasement. effort, "The Soviet ruler* have load* It "Ninth, aid to th* itataa to maat clear that wa must have strength lh* moat Urgant needs of our alo- aa well aa right on our aide. If wa mentary and secondary achoola. build our strength— end w# era "Tenth, a major Incraaaa In building it— th# Bovlat ruler* may taxr* tu meet th# coat of th* de­ fara th* facta and lay said* their fense effort." plan* to take ova. th* world. Th* S0d)00-plan**-B-y»ar figure "That i* wh*t wa hop* will hapused by Mr. Truman wa* tha Mm* ! nan. and that I* what w# e -« try* goal the lat* President Roosevelt Ingjo bring about, sat In May, HMD, when the nation •y. — "That ia th* only realistic road began going full *cal* Into de­ lo peace." fensive preparation* for a war that hit a year and a half later. Tha Aviation Industry Associa­ tion estimated that when th* K<>. rean - or started the United States MBBllBBOi fraia Fare *»S*| was producing only 216 military in Ihe carl would withdraw to aircraft a month. itlying upon At the peak o f plane produc­ |*pan and tion— in March, l(M4, thr United the Ny<r and Air Forte to pre­ States turned out B.1I3 military sent iurther Communist aggres­ plane*. When Mr. Roosevelt set the 60.. sion in that area. Calling upon the people to ex000 goal, tha monthly production pret* themselves and pointing out rale waa about 460. Th* present tank production pro­ that ultimately the decision must gram call* for about 4.000 tanka, he made h* them at the poll- Mr thr majority of them medium, 47- "stl**,, M |d, “ For my part I like the Ifnovef plan. I don't think we ton vehicle*. The President, in what might ran hold Europe agalntt Russian have been a reply tu defense policy agcri'tlon. Rut because of th* arguments of former Republican Enrllsh Channel w# could hold Pirsident Herbert Hoover and tu England and u*e it as case for a .Senator Taft tR-Hhlo) declared: counter-attack *<r*ln.t ih* Rus­ "StraU'MM-allj, rcui.umically ami sian!. We got Inin Korea through morally, the defense of Kurupe la a mislay*. We should now pull out part of our own defense. ■s mrichly at noulhle and hold "Thai la why we have joined thr line extending from t.'naa with lh* countries or Europe in thg through Formots to the Philip­ North Atlantic treaty, pledging pines and Australia". ourselves to work with them. II. R. I W esld he though* it "Thera ha.* bean much discussion recently over whether th* Euro­ wa* hnslrnlly n military problem pean countries are willing to de­ and that nnr military leaders fend them trivet. Their actions are should select the points which -niltd he -WO-» e*at|v defended and antwerlng this question." Mr. Truman taid the North A t­ let ll># United Slate* make It* lantic treaty nations have "strkl •land there. He pointed out that system* uf universal military Russia would he al war with the training" and several have In­ Untied .Slates now If ll had the oil creased th# term of service, while of Iran and the steel of the Rhur. all have moved to improve th* H - s#id he thought the Hoover nl*» should lie attended to in­ quality of training. "Forces are being trained ami clude the Mediterranean area. Vev |f T„ Immermsn declared ripanded as rapidly as the nec­ essary arms and equipment can be that the Hoover nlan was tactlsupplied from their factories and tnlle unsound and morally Indeour*. Our North Atlantic treaty fenaihle. ffe **H that vrr m t In partners, together, are building to Korea n* n rmidt n f ■% ft*t«te Nation*' directive that th* Unfed smile* Idggrr than our own." The President said th* people tttatro was wo rail- committed to have confident* in General Dwight uphold I He United Nations and act resnonsthte. Thla, he I). Elsenhower, now in Europe to assume command of th* combined raid, waa qualified hv n nriov re»r>"nstwttv which Is the defgnM forte*. When hg spoke of an Industry of Western ChristIsndota. H » add­ capable of producing 60,000 war ed that he agreed wtlh Mr. Peo# plan** and 36,000 tanks a year, no it.* tactical side of the defense of Fnrone and believe* there It Mr. Truman went on to explain: nothin* that e*n h* d«n* now but "Wa are not now ordering that to pull nut of Boren, th* beet we many plane* or tanka, and wo hop* ean. that wa never have to, but w* mean Mr. Rnltgaa said that he lo be able to turn them out If we •t-nqeht the United Nations, an ■rcoimt of the veto nowvr. was "The plane* we are producing an MMwaihstri* nevantfatlnn that now are a lot blggsr— and a lot n hs« uidtv f#|icn down In *h# letter— than tha planet we kad hsn.tting of the Korean situation during the last used to Uriah that tha B -tT ami ha* nlaced an Impstanlklu waa a hug* plane.-tad the block­ hardship on Ce«»rs|' V a c Arthur buster It carried wa* a huge lead. to rtie conduct of th# war *hetw. But the D IM can carry five of If the a ir Force had been allowed those block-busier* in Ita belly and *n hossl, f*Me«*e CnacentratlOBS, it can carry them five timet as be .aid the levsston nf North Ko­ rea could hsve Wm stonned. New far.” However, th* President reminded a* a result of UN action which that on* It-ad now costs about 63,- f>r*t mi* u* in Knre* and then ^.O O O w h O a the U-17 cost about tle-t -o r hend- » » Cin-l ,,„*«»!*•unshl* to hold Korea. ....... „for paoceful Vrtetden* Orville Touch*on said Aa „ ..negotiationa settlement* with Russia,^ Mr. T ra - that the decisions nf the U N at* Tfevtlera Cheques Profit* �v PAG F. T I I 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 Social A n d Personal Activities P I I O N L 148 p;— SxJ. ~T~ 1**0118 Art* Made For r* "t Social Calendar Chain or Missions M O N O \Y M i.. II l.nuiKf Umwlfnril of St. There will l«e ■ meeting '*f all lY lrrs liu ig , <lnt«' iliift l.it of the tnrmlvra nf ilir 8c«nln«'|f C.uinlj M i'.iu n n iv A o rtlib iif-., Wat «ur»t Museum Committee nt II”' Winn •|tf.«kfr at lire Sanford board nip..tliip nt llm Florida Chain t.f an'n Club Building at H:0<» I' M. The Wesleyan S trV irr Guild nf M ittin iu i) Am rinblini Nuiulav afthe P lr»t MrthixlUt Chur, H will lornimn .it thr K iral baptist inpet at H-.00 I’.M. at i|)t hum, Church. J f i f Mrs. F u n k M a-Veill. h-’l i l l l In ti ihJiicpiI t.v Mn>. Ralph A. Avenue. Ninitli, chairman, Mia* W.mlfnnl The NiiinLi v School tVnfkff tiiii.l.* an Itifnrwatiyp ntul liittrucCouncil of tin- Kit Ji llapli-i live talk <m tlu- purpose ainl funcChurch will !*■ Iip M >n th< II.in .if thf rham. Nlif ulao lisled Memorial Kduratinrml ttnlldlng hI each of the »p*-nkrra who will lie 7 -111 I*. V . »n th f program .tan. ?f» aa«l 20. F1*te Knight Cirri* « f I hr I f i T h u s '|u-akrra a n - unilj-w idc llaplilt Church will n u «i at X.no j Chi i*ti.in ainhafailorn who c a ic !’. M. at th , horns of M i- II It to Naiif.inl on invitation ol thr Odham, till I’atk .t u m u ' M iiiiili 11.i 1 mtiiin. I l i R t l t \X ‘r *'p Junint llich Sctuml I' I \ 8 Miil mi «•• nt thr .liinlur If >*h In* a , III l u l l IM tX L i: at 3:80 I'.ll Tht-rttwiR t«- n Imard Biff tint: at 'J:45. Central Florida Symphony O rT h r Pilot ('lull wltf hnlil it rhe. Ira 'a initial perfornian.r f n tiinnrr tiifftinr at dm Ya lit t'luh day evrmny u u» n Ktati.l Kurreu. at 0:30 I'.M and any iloolit ihal could have ln-en The Woman’* llil'li- f la t , of tin liailwo.il in anvone'a mind rcituidFit 'l ll«|iti.t Chufvh afU hats ita (iii. i l . .itinw . Hu* piirrlv .li'|i.'llf.| rlasa party at tlw t tnu 'i an- l \%lieu u itwind turnout -at in mpt nr* at 8:00 I ' l l li.,-,1. . will attention n* Yvr.i Chanlon’a baton hr Mrs. Volin W illiuni-, Mi I T le.| hie ia-iund niu'i* iatu in a Npwhtr. M ri It C. M . m.i .. ami Mi . jo if...m a in , ti.at •. 1.1 K>.*^ lu reKin 11> Wtl-un. incmta'if.1 In tlMoe who attindrii. J ) Th . X W X ’. of Ih. r , i . ' II.iu fpttunaU* v»e ale In have p baptist Church toll meet .il tin luiiiir uf Mr-. F. I.. lia m n iT, K!I7 niu*ician «f the calibre of X’ve* Churilon t.. ..induct nur *y pi pin my Oak Avenue nt H-tai I* XI un In'-tm Hull..I ai a ittrat artiat T h r Chapel Chi.>ir**of tin I • - h rrrre r I"* h i- playi-d, f’hatdtrn ' Raptist « mirrti »tl! hr>M i.ii nr mote tlriii live.i up to hi* rt-pulasal at 0: In I*. M tion Finlvy rvrtilUK. Ill* Itolonsac Th . Itiith PwpPnnr '<».■ V '• will tint only a pitwt- of finely »ha|u*il nifft at th-- Ktr.l II •| t t * I mu. Ii w ihn I, hut a masie wand ihaiKftl Ml .1:.t0 I*. M. with the i If. I r if it v of iimiiiratiun Th rift Nh.iii work.*.- ..f Hut U’..o.nnV cs,.i. ..tit t„ it. Cliff . ..tt that Infu-e.l hi* mtuirlana In eive A l d ^ n d V lri V H »u , , » - - •» in truly ,.n *.-ntin« CharAM#n and Mr*. XX. J| ........... .. ,,.„.tatior. of IhwthoTi... i*. , ’»• , ii,,., <. . " " V Mh. Von XVtrlu’r'* Overture th r'p in t? * Itapliat $|.nrch will | { » treat tonight ,.! h i... V M m .W L fl.a g n t'h ^ and h II p p - I W i i i * ni.Ml.'iniiti, M emorlit ... .................* raetUrn lath WCon. c.-rto for tln h e itra ” . Th rte will a Um id rnretinir Friday rei ning marked far more of I lie* Ganh'n Clnh nt p,:tn A .XI rliar. the to-cinnlng of * lytnuhonv at the Garden Cett'-r. * .•rchmtia in C.-ntrnl Florida. It V IIIlK S tlA V Meik'ii.h relwai.-al a Y V .If l Mtthn liiarkirl, too, the |n noil in till* t. tion’« erowtli when the |>i«'|dr diil Church at 8:,10 I'. M. All nap art ready to receive a gnmii of the rr* an' uii(n| tu att.iwl. Tlie lhoit*la.* Joh. Junit'i Hi" lalihre of the Ctiardon*. The rapt ,a| thcrli.H'd .if I hr T lf M |t*pli>t atti-nthm. Ilir ftceiningly enmiilete ’ Church will mn-i tnnteht ai 7 'tti lack "f i. -tIi-- n i"«, nre indicative of i«'oplr who love mtndr for P. M. Tit.- Sanford ll.wne l>»ne.n Ira liittair'a *akr and tvhii let the maplr lion Club will meet n t' i IU* |'"in I " f It *|iell float eSklly a"-l llmpiilty into tin ir •odf*. A v omlcrful CVntrr at 'Ji.Tn p.||*. •tail hu* t i '-n mode. C.-Mral K ltt lix v Jai aramht Gin li> of ill. liard.-n Florid bin* cad be pHn.d'of th h ’heCluh will m i-t nt H;«hi I ’.M. at thr Ktuullig in mnj>ical' npprei'iatldn. tit On The Shellf* home of Mm. I.. II. fftiwl' . r> Tin.- Hnnf*rd Tawnncn.l Ididl Nit i'lai- li|nailar» at. the Nonfonl HIh I will hold it* tre n i». amri'i'Uiutli I'uldlq .l.lbtart am pli-aiMil with the J pi ly m rrlb ir nl.Ttift I' AI it* thr ('.if npy. .mikfuid : aiduid «<., nivYf. o m jr» make M flla ll. M rm hrti and daunt*' * *u i » o w i . .. t i................. ,.., » n i ... m ' i* a £ o » ,jy r .cape l i y k i , Fior id* Conks, ju d ullnu iiuiti. grlit-ral type*, i. D A It. will nisei at flic homt i f hfograpliy, poetry. Idatury. etc. 'M r*, r XV. Ha'.tr. V.'l Pluimwp I tint <**ik that ha* prvvrd popu­ •Ih lrc Co,ho*tm«r * **ill lw Mrt lar with our tourist friroiU J* A. C. lU'inon, M n i XV II Tirnnk “ Florida Today”, a email illm lm t'rliffe, and Mr*. It. J . Unlley. i*i volume i.a.-l.i'd with inforuiatkm HI hike u* Cirvft* of the tlardeo ii Ih .u I ths *Utv and it* variou* atCluh will meet at il^ " ' I’.'l Ut thy tm U o n * . Hc-nlc* the yam-ral bume nf Mrt.- R I;.-iHum, I0|o Kim tiiMika on the elate, those arc other* Avraue. Co-hnatacs will lie XIr*. w hirli drat with *pei-ific thing*— ftrmtle XX’lltlam*. -•••* — Florida’* llird*. F lo ri.U V Wildlife, k Mlnto-a Circle jff llw . Gatdrn oe iwrliap* n aperifie |iha*o hi IU n u ll Will meet a* truth A ll *1 hl*tory. AI any rate, there la the Garden Center. enough material in the library on Palm Circle of the Garden Cluh Florida lo give the newromer an will meet for lunrlu-.ei f i mam at o x n llrlil pielurr of the ita tr- a the home of Mr*. XVgils Garner. 7W1 Msllotivllle Averse Mr Fn- pirtuie hr will carry home with hint ntul .how to hta friend*. XXV all like ifnr Ciirlel will he yrnijl |w |l *f l » know lonietbing aimut a place we Vllit. At T h r Xlntle. lOOlvItW ' Tue.day and XVrdneidav *e<j Jane I'owrll and Ricardo Montalhan in a tomantk- mu*iral entitled " T w o XVreka of Love”. A Jan* I'owi l| pirtuie i* air.ay* entertain­ SOkMAh MIT AI AWNING (0 ing even if il I* Minmwhat al< kenNtnall •lr|w>#|f jW ttfll 1 Iff |»|K ing in place*. fXX'e a ir not alotio 1*1.1. in this opinion.| However, th* *«ng» and datuing and technicolor inure than alone for aome nf the timie r r gurcitatlng h v iw * The Lstmitlijehlcr itsnfc.-.-p»i.i" 4 '■*’ JA LO U SIE N 0 T I (’ E Y ellow C .ili tT in n g r In I ’ r ir r n T o #S n m r In Tire it) \ x i 'l l i :v a t t Tlie Geneva llapti»t Training Union cute a witrnri ioa»t at thi Inline of Mr. ami M iv T . W. I*rej vntt. T ita n present sent Rev. U u Hot in '. Mm. laniia .Mi Lain, Mi t> ii"ic Halcipoti. Mi*. Lucille N or­ ton. Mm. l-uluii Tinilall, Mm. Betty XX*.-p'.ni. Mm. It.il,li\ Jo ItiaiM). Mr. and Xlr*. K II. Nlowe spent Mr*. Kil Guyvll*. Mm. Kli*at«tl the weeki-ml with frirtuli In Nsta- oidhom. Mm'. Jo .ie Pivvatt, Mr. atui Mm. T . W. Prevail. Xll*« Jlsrv Tot ten, Shiiley nn.l Port Ita*. I * v » U u n o lleant hat lawn i-lretol , rr> (totty. Jam i* an.l Marie Rau lirisiilent « f I ji in tala Chi Alpha |,., |.>,,„k nnj |„|,M An. Iff-, fratrinllv at Nt. -on Uuixrr»l/. Valleeti r.rol Addle Prevail, liar -■ tii tt, II.Hold and Cleita Geiger. t • «. / • a. . John llyton Heard lui. rt ported |)U M r Norton, Mary m .l GrralUIni jam - rt**< II an«l lUrnnki Nfr*)il«1l» •*» »l»» n mitfitir in < In Gteal Ink*-' N a m l Station for Oldhntn. Anita nn.l Nalwy Kelly l « ( HA* 11uni >ii. XI -* '* | x\m \\ti'k« Willi 1,011','* iii T « « . i-rvk-e in the C . N, N. Iienlon .uiti I u-d P m alt, Carlton. 1 r« I'm I.tx mihJ \Vnj))i •I »> «•*» the H ill •»«• George and 'Johnnie .laCoba, Noilrla Friend, of Xli*. A. N. XThli n Jeon Itamil. Nadine ll"-tirk . G*H will to- glad o Iritin that she ia toll I'.evali, ianetta Fore and recovering from a heart attack Tom m y M.i.ain. In I wi ek. The I'T A licl.l .1 pat tv at th. mi*in unit v hou-e Naturday eveti | k V . l ’. K . I x . | Kenneth Ij'fflci ha* i t ( iiii '* 1 to ing. Itl.noX ISR IIR G , F a . .Ian a Mrs Joe Xlathieui and rlilM gtl Knoxville, Trim ., where he i* a !’• \N ••mni' «» «• •color nt the I tide mil y of Ten- left .Sunday for Jark-.inville where (.lift lioti mu |Ih Itnt i !.n imi m«» \ n %% lliey will vi*it Ml*. Xlathirui’i. %’«l |tvnp|p fi*i milt « i«toim«l till8 ne**ee. i'rt N»«* parent*. til xlr m IVnvt*) Ivnniw l"x»n In •Ii K.uif-Ml M a v k r t I U Mr. and Xtm. Harry |r.iixh have All llll|»|r\tt|rl»|rt| ulrit 'Ir*. Perry XV. Ki-e.’n of Con­ ! « T h IU k Ii I Hi tIt k n •Jt 8|mrl- Vmrjkil* way, Mich's arriveil XVrdnr.day ju -t returnial home from Corpu ittviH ' K* llt'i, im tnirtur nl l • I*, i »v ........ HI" » night l» *|»'*id th*- while, with h'-r t l ir l-t i, Tev. where they have tieen ilJiMtiiMl'tif^ Stutf Trm hff* r«*l mi 11( t f 11, . O n \ t i ­ ••a ti varatimi. ts Mvlmtx L t n r •hter. Xlr». Fr**l T William*. It irr ami an atiiiiutl ltuiiii*r n* 11 i Xlr. and Xli.*. XX'. I.. Neig hail ' '■%1*11, Ittltl a tatlitt iiuilit'iNT )r«* •\ lx c )h l. IT ♦ C r f l l r r.'tiot«.| 51fm IVt*fvt«v F I nh *. ...... . ! a* their New X'l-at'a dinner gur*t.- ' ipnlny Ilir litm may linvr fol* V . t r l r l % II til and XIm. G. t*. Itos* of Urn1»* >tr»« T ’ . I» •.1 lft««ft«f n (trill vf tlrx-r h rrr f w ycatenlajr to her huntt In paholtee|bi :Od ti'lll lull after vhlllng her daughter ami • NMr. ami Mr* t'aim da. Hr n il tlirir limy t'Vrn Ii t’till l;*«.t k» M l R t l *on-in-law, Xli and Xir». lU rri* 1f;, Setllnn aii.l 'Ir . and Xlr*. XX Ia> two, n* Iittfi > uxunlly tinvi'l % 3h - iittiN H i m i *.-.,1 i, XX . Lytle of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. in pair* at tin* titm* uf Ilir yrnr. I •• « f it 1'itII» tl .Natlfti • « *t h ______ and Mr.*. L'illv Ramlot of G I,.»U idulittM) U F.ven a- hr *»|Htkt*, fMn«lx of 1• 3*x \t IP»H|. l-«*»t*. Will M* •• Mr*. XX’11in* Reynold*. X|r. .m.l "hlo Mr „ ni| Mi*. Thane liuri' •-« * '■talk* il nrarli)* uimhI 11: till \ #•n • \ m*I t . a«r S. «t|rl M r.. Km Gladney IHekie X|, ' \ri ]X'«»hlngton ( II. Ohio They « ofitifithxl llit ir *'*tiiili in 11 |ti ' l-aillin »f M nllw rii |„nt N.imlay 1iJJV . f nrl V ' ,yrn ! S lllliw Ihitxiicli Ilir niirlil. \%il limit T I 1 "11%% with Mr , ml XI,.. Henry M. Tnle,lo. Ohio. Mr. and M r. laiiil •lU’vt-*-. Tin rr l*a%r |a*« ii in* tr IH* rin i t i t ) it.tn Tn*» a K in iii I s nf fiviiiln. Mr. an«l Mr*. |m»i I * nf « Hurl.» on loinmti l^ivitf'* ac I f New# , **,n n : Kil C u frltr. Mr. nn.l Mm, ftK ttft l»til m v» r a ! |M*rtin* imiti Oo if «. 2 • D..I* M.aml % I t \> » at* 11, )*h i , t'i'i •• Mt an I Mi*. Haul., NHne- !:'’iV,l, r \ 1, ' lrLll,' l.Nui , T.V J «ltt|*<» u »rt Isill.tl l»y Ilir lititi. Anti 11.. i H e ll tt •M It . U t i n t . ripher. Jm l l*t-1*1 lla ky W i g h t ' . ’ 1l‘IU' llMV , ’ *J'"i,h*. Mr*. tn rly yt^IrnUiy III** lion# rvulrnt ! N'rn n nt SlfVtillt*. Hpetr I* L A M P ly tiyinu lo imunr* ii|»"ii a 'loir a1 • di'i i I Fred U'ilaon attend,*' 'he ^ t IS ,\ .•x 11 t |*Uttttl o r la itNlrt'i* mt a fai nilitm r |Hiirh, Kiwanl*' (ton vent ion in I jiki-laiid 1 1 aj\' !j . •JlU 'i licit' . . n... u ..»i.....i y" » . t cell ltlankeii*hi|i of Faira -: IS \I'»«hI* th Mu M over the weekend. nmnl. N C and *i*lrr Xli*. Allen trai'hffl into Ihr lioiMr It'clf, ^; M.itl.1 M M l I lirii flnl. 9 IS I'litl IU« 1 Al •b » 4b Mr. and Xlr*. Joint tw-nkank. " J Ualllmotr I nnr returned home 9 If \( nt tie K m # 1 i *r i. Nr. areompanleil Xlr* Jerry XI. at the * IS Where \ . . . | fil f I r ,»11 K * t r fo Senkarik home nn.l vl.ilrd with IHankenahlp e'dtatre on lake liar I f Ptl I'ltl 1 |I 1*414*le |fl 11 A II X. \ GMI 3lu»t« her for mw .-. u I day* during the n,’>- " ™*’ ....... «* thrir |t« 30 Mclutli Mj m tt lbt M'onlinurtl iiwit- l’ *y« tine* New Year hull,lav*. . ," ,‘l M.r.‘ , •n'1 1* D in t it t *4' ii 1Ir f * rhM»fpt»n, Mr. nftil ^!r<. Itnicr |Vn) lain propose* to go nlang wit It II If •1♦•• t " n lie 11 • 1ltd ni*n uM of O irrn . K A \ mni Mr. «n«l It* nilggt-alioltti. IlfritMtt: V.ttlr II* I" I I Frlrnd* of Joiepli Nrnkaiik will M rt. Ivfy from l*untlirrton. N. C. i 11 1 i H e t cplied that tin- Inter if all 1 l-'interertril to Irnrn that he ha. It ‘ e i » *• 511. nml Mm , J , II Snltoii of metnoianditiii “relate* to tin mu >\ Ml III kI 13 been promoted U1 . .from teehnical . . .e r­ , 0«*vr|jifii|. Ohio, a ir Aprmlinir n latter* win, It han- not yet .tri*en I? I i llmllu I'.tiitt I m »rant lo Staff aorgrant at thr J* I |INI •"fitI • It re ta i l * to rircim i*t«nu » 13 id A Alt Force TItace Alhii- I Ln'ke'Hainev.'^^ W," ,rr I oil |Nf|*til,ti Him ^Irtiand" It *Fnrrc« u w In ln".\II..V "" whirli would atl«ionly if tho It t i I -min \*•»•t »•.*i»a i|Ut*ri|iie, N. Me*. Mi. and Xli* l.lghtei and on* ” mtt d S’ulioti- ei-n-t fite nun I ti# I' mU SIm «»* i • Mml* -•I \ i i l*tir , . , „ ,, ...... are oetupylng the Nmlts ndtage tnl**iun fail* to effeit a rea*< ] ;•»«' I l i r S o u r ttillK Ii Rirlianl anil llol.lu XlrNnh hale fnr |f„. holidiivfile in Korra." 1 »•*» U . u l . l I I l i l t ! 3 ti T ih | « k » i*i »ii .. ........... HHIv Raymor and litilaitt. In' added, will I* trill am! *St .U ^ u 'l ne after ujrm ing St. ivtend.urg and J'1» llll- A II* mIIimu 3 1* to i l l llritmt H*t|i| the C hii.im a - hellday. alth their M rv |{rmonjl ,lf ,:nr. , „ , n rtitifrrrlng with her We-t Ku 1 «•» .V|fftp’ 1 •1* I t tf I'.ifent*. Xlt. and Xlr - It K. XI. *prnt the weekend with Xli, altd P'T'i mii and (aitnntoiiwri ltli flit-,,ti­ l l r l(««|i>e»| . lt onte over tin issue* la i-td by Nnh. SIR* T h e lllti ll.in I P mu Ml a. XV. I_ S, ig. tile United Slat#*. Ilryoml I 'inf ptoftf |%It tf Of 1» t > M r. nnd XI,-. XX’nynr Geiger and lie ivuuld make no comment T t ftiV't N«iWf Friend* of Mr. nnd Mia. Hail Xnb lu h l M.ttU*'l ll*|* .Gallrtlu will icgyet to train that daughter Heather Pee left Sunday govei limi-tit, he *aid, i* “ still cft ;1»i Txt iHul'i H' iiiu ft; 30 hlMifti I'ti.itle they have Iman call'd tu New for Noiitli Candina after ipendlng slmlying” tlie American m ini,uft 4S |» .fie |t»x N l b r Yprk l*-cau*« of the death of Xlr. the iudhlay* with Xlr. Griger'a par­ nmluiu. •»0rt 1M IMIlitt t t»t S •‘Ptifl Govrr unieiil ,,uin-e* priialils Galh-ttii’n aunt, M ,». Joarp), Cania* ent.*, Mr. ntul Xli*. Harry Gelgri Yf is 1"x ehltt# Mlikb nnd family. made il ele.ir Ibdnin Xni|»t ciwko*** 1 ’■ |f .rain, Mel'fl) li tt le M r jiih I Mr* T XV. I'trvatt and Iw tween two I'idirat nlleinatliv lift I ' n l l t I I I ♦ Ke)tmt* I IHt » It'll ill lieterinmuig h -r nttlMld in fal'illy had •> Modi guiatr Fridap . M t 4 U<I M i". M. to llabvrn. 81., l l . n 1 1 • l laf 4 ft I f ft #*• N i t III »*4Hl|nh Mr. and X|r» XI. L. Itihaa, Jr. " V «iln g Mr. and Xlr*. Frank R..»T- the ment Korean peure moi'i fall. lara. Xlr. and ttra. Ila rry Sellar* <f I’litl IT* * * • U I'if .h *» IS and MIm Ann Ral-irn were railed In ltd, choice both Riil.l I, • . • II b 1*«*#m •llm* to Grrmnuod. S. C. Salunlav 1m- South Challritnn, (thin; Mr ami I n *»f Citlfr.l V d l 'it iau*e of the death of Mr. Rahim'* Xlr*. Roy I ’ Mown* of New Hol­ American unity and Cnmmuti |la lilil 4) .....!»**:• ll'# •>» 6 IttlU wealth unity ate at 'take. Main land. Ohio: Xlr. utul Mr*. I.e*l. r In -.ft At |piin# M |ili >l'« P mother. ______ Heckman ami *on« of Selina, Ohi i, triinnro uf Imtli imiti,--. are car­ I I « h N> M • 11 i v .» rtittii O i l dinal idijective* In llritish fo.rli.i, l.t. and Mr*. Ilrrlairt Xlnrelarnl' Mr,< l-eater Trurulale pulley. and mmi, Ridge, have lelurm-d lo of Nanfoni. If <hr goe* along will, th> Xlr. and Xtra. Ilorare Ntoiy an I I’riuacnla after "pending thr holi­ day* with their parent*, Mi. and •ona apt nl New Yrara with Mi. Am eilran policy, lu-i relation- Easti-ru nf fMSI - I imIm). Sir Ri-iicgal Run. India'* h ■I with India would suffer. Ailtll Mr*. I. K. Itatten. and Xlr. and nnd Mra. I'hlllip Hauer. Mm. Cor rile XX’e«*«in ami Mr. tionally rbr wnuld liau- to do n •lelegMlo al Luke Hllcee**, , Xli*. II. A. Moreland. and Mra. Roland XVeyann had a, n n n p M e unmet *ault over lu-i flying t„ I oil,loll till- weel II" talks on tho object with lit Mr. ami Xlr*. G XV. Clark, Jr . their dinner gue*l» New Year* Eli*. Chin,i policy whirli, broadly, ha piiliic inioistei, .lawaloulal N>li have returned after «prn,ling the 'I r . and Xlra X'an XIimmI v and rh lld -1 popular loirklng in thi* country. ru. If Ho Common wealth l*adc, If "lie dor* not go nloog with holiday* with Xlra. Clark'* parent* ten of Xllanil, Xlr. ami Mr*, fleorp.decide io l>ark tiii* late t |*eacv Unh< d Stairs, Rr it iwli Rev. and Mr*. fj. Hradtcy, In hjlward* of Jark»onvillr and Mr*. tip A in riira n unity, alriadv ballrird move, Ran will aei al once at Xlnnria-, N. C. Rev. Riah-i I* the Thelma llarhrlor of ftrlando a a re.lilt of nf|r„ conflictin'.. V l i p Sin h p, Pi,tor id Ilir Nararitir ( ’hutch In III Ih im 'I firm flu M|t*Vi lllM Far Fa lern imlbiei, would llfi T O U R IS T S U P P I i : Monroe -•* rffrrMriir • |»»i h m i h "i I d i r t |t»i tniirtd- and toldi',* a* a npir when XX’ejtern mlnlarlti Xfrj. O r H rn -o,| nf t|iiu Ita. nirttlheri of the N «nfenl T ” Uft>t I* l|er,uei| • Jtnll*l to ptecl ill, ( m u fin mni 4 tMn* liiM i'l 'kill* challenge of Ru-.'iarilcd Com ill A'% ill nf ill ftom K«MA Ga., arrlird Friday afternoon to ('b d i attemleil the rover dl»h up A l T N mmnil»xioM# rompti i» r *pend *everal week* with her iwr held Satin,lay evening at tin- ntutiUm. Hitt nil \ Knri’ttll Ininlii ! mI* . Atmll Th a t’s why she and her Coni daughter. Xlra. C. W. Itakrr on To u rt»( Center. Following the "upper, gain, i iionwi nlth ffirnd* look witli mueli « u p i ‘i \ i•t• •m i n t 2\ w nl*1 i -l c r l 'm i Plurno*a Drive. Xlr*. Ren*on h*« hope to a widely-reported Korea,i fiir A II flit •ll, PfllltHl II! . pill I m ly-rrported Korean I*eer vh ltln r another daoghtrr. completed the evening*' entertain­ pi-ai-e plan *aiii to have India’ went B n ’f B A B Xl|»» Hi,l>y llrneon, In Ihryluaa ment. backing. Ita details ate aeervL Rui Til* i *’ mh 1' olivimia nffirittl Ili-Bi li fur .the |ia*t few week*. It i* known tn lo- under study l>\ li|r!nM«r mi I'nii* («i ^ * n |m|I|# Hllh Drr«* up lirueeoll with n -avory the ( ’mnnionwrallb prrm irt* w'lo the AinrrifRn prnpnml A itnv*n A moi-e the *|ndenti who have Riiii'it 11•t•I iiru.t.n ri rontinirril their dlaetiasion of Fai liM’fit returned |n enllrge after rpending topping Cook the bm rro’ 1 lint it the holiday* with their parent Jnwt lendercrisp, drain ami pla, are Mi** Emma J«m - RidiWnr, in your »rrving dish. Melt bull, Xtlsa Itetty Hunter. Xli ** France - in margarine In a skillet, add fin* Cobh, 'Hi* Virginia Wlhon, XII*- dry bread tninth* and stir or, r l«w h e a d tu brown a tilth Xtarv Ann Itolialaver, Emmett Sprinkle I h •> buttered rrt*|,y Herndon ami Roy G illm l. crumb" over tin- brut-roll and utvi at otire. Personals '!- 1 3 I ’oitil* C 11 > Yellow (’ai) (’u. Congratulations and Best Wishes To (ait ProteitlM \ i -( FLORIDA STATE BANK Ka t a n d e d C o t r U » M tunarirr* Otx* insur*"'/ 5S S S M t S t sttsfgfS • I - — tit 3 ICI i A 1 1 .M K I ) « ; u M ' l I < IMv’ I M I N C T Y I 'I N G IN V E S T IG A T IO N S A N V N V I I K K I*: IN I ' M T I :h I 't i l U ' I M i N < O U N M A D E S T A T E S 1 O K I K IKS. ( RMDIT m Rl'i vi! or SANI’ORI) ( I I I I ' t l l t N C S ISO and 1071 HU S.ih I h ii I Ml tnli* V.itt •in it ll.tiik ltli|«, J ANUARY SIM'X’IAI, I : r II 0 L S D K K K .X K I N N K K S K K I N i; M .M IK K S S ?27r>0 \mi X nut X\ e S|ti‘i td li/ r FCIIOLS I H il In X l. il I •i I I u II x u o im I IScil-* RFDOINf,’ ((). 11s I 't ili i ir lI** \ nx r h n ii r VM 2 S .in l'it il, I In. WE SALUTE FLORIDA STATIC RANK’S FORWARD STEP . . E X T E N D OUR LEST WISHES /l/V/> n . l ’t I K I C A I , W l l l I N i i A N I t itn i t i:i s i n s t a i l. t; I' in . RANDAI.L ELECTRIC CO. I I ’J .Mitgn<ili:t I'h o iip 11,'I • A FLORIDA STATE THEATRIC *'S9**Mttt 9Ir 4In i' \ I .«• fill! Il,e,| i Open If* I •♦altHtl M«» 9 m* V 9 #»|tf »i i •i . \m g * x i \si 11xi i ; s miiiax I' XL D ii lr ' ' MK I N G 5 0 1 0 M 0 N ’ J M I N E S ” ’ i k h h i c o i o b S H O W I N G T U E S D A Y & W E D N E S D A Y ! M O M S G tefyr GAY M c<4Lca6// Allele el: Nrxxa and < .It IlM'll I ’ltt**— Special Short Jane P O W E L L Ricardo M O N TA LB A N k V * 5f Subject ( ‘hililrr it 11Mile t 12 I ’r r r HriNlsMORGAN e. T'>KSI)A V- XVIII>NINI,A V T M I • n s tb lr F rillu re — Ib trc u in I'ru g ia m oiMii C A C N K y , Da«*4Xy «n» kONUWt) to+eH ky IACIX CUMV'XGS — Atltlitl .Short l-Viilure-i— C n rlo o n — 'T r t i i m d F n l” Ti nx el— *'Mitl*venl Me I ropoll w I'a r a m o n n i Nt'xxs ’’ Y im i 'II S I nml Up TW O S M A S H H IT S T O C F T H E ln •: ;> ' und C h rrrl* * -lyg^tn; Vtolon Mai While Screen Surfaca” “Movie* under the Slaw” * f 2800 S. Park I "In.tie S'Jl! U LOUIS CALMCRN-ANN HARDING iiV A « . (.*KKKN VALLKV DAIRY NMl ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW ANNEX WE ARE HAPPY TO HAVE HAD A PART IN THE INSTALLATION OF MODERN PLUMBING FA CILITIES aw rw fcm nr^tthaianU. I ’.isi e iiii/e il 111•in ■>);«-n i/1-.I LAST TIME TONIGHT S. A . A I . I . K N !* Added. .D w M IL K fit it lie ” .\ " Kiirupunns (Vintfc air--1 EXTENDED C O V ER AG E •■"•rraced S3.t0 a eruUl .ii I #*02- (Jr» perm it „I ' nallaH.it ... , r • - m» _Pag* Meet \ • wvi* Ui-yMM Af.fl r-Kttrole, . . i« . , r r i p ofpnj*r i,• 1 . imi ,« 1 1 cral • btt»ui;hf %! • Men *•,_ ! tflr »y. uhi«h *t ?.’*!;• .• ! « •. *• tt t I *•,,,» IH ^rv’ijrht i i t,’»8 *,ji? •i*«| tsinger ***• "x**1*in Pacific. ^ lYnnslyanin Town Tcrrori/.ed Hy Linn \ KADIOSTA I IO.N C U t lt M l' T I I A N K N XX'.- want to thank all our friend* rb o hair ts*-n ao kitnl ami Ihoiichtf'd diirii.g our rerelit lierenvement in Ihr In * of our darlinc I'.iliy; for their vi*it», mite*, food, flowei* and Worth of ruin If you want In make aandwtrhrn A* a sauce for vegetable* inn fort. XVr deeply a|i|ireriate it. from very fre»h bread, chill the i-ipial amount* nf hut while sauce M r. ntvf M r-. Kdwnrd 'I Smith heeyd In the refrigerator one » r ami mayonnaise nnd odd minced ainl K.hlir — Adv. two hour* liefore using. parsley. Fn, Farmur’s MarliH GENEVA NEWS THREE TW, 60 ^ A fJ IO R D • O R l A N D O H IG H W A Y I hu. & FrL Y x o n n e lie F n r lo — In — “ T l i e Itaxert Il nxxK” n o r lic x i»:iu * -lN ^ •L’.NUbll C At.lttiUN I> MTAIUT* | .ll> ," JlKS'K AUTIXT— IH— J a m c H C a g m c y - J n - ^ h e W e s t P o i n t S to ry * * L'oittliitf S u n d a y & M o n d ay Jan, 14*15 M M fill V H II mf: L l �------- ---------------------- r r r - -------------------— - W P A G E FO U R i* •*n ♦ 3 W ~ S 7" H O N D A Y J A N . 8, 1051 THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA IT T i , St. John’s Five Seeks Vengence In Tilt With Unbeaten Bradley Braves S tra ig h t from the NCAA Conference S ta rts In M idst Of New Squabble By JO B F A L L S NEW YORK. Jan. S—(/P)— Drake, Si. John's and Niagara hop on the “ Beal Bradley" bandwagon this week a* the Peoria. 111.. Braver N e g ro M e m b e rs C o m ­ place the season's longest winning streak— 14 games- on the line. It) Bit IIARPRH Of the three. St. John's rates the best chance of toppling the p la in B ecau se M e e t Braves, top ranking team In th e * In any sport the tendency Is I s H e ld In D a lla s country, In# Brooklyn Kedmrn always to took at the spectacular, whipped n good Syracuse team, raritlng veneer and to dlsreDALLAS, Jan. 8—(A1)- - Dele­ 53.63, Katurday and will be gaid the heartbreaking work add seeking to avenge an N IT Ins* gates to the National Collegiate effort which tranformi raw, un­ to Bradley last March, trained athlete* into a smoothly Athletic Association Convention, The No, It team, Oklahoma functioning machine which flashes headed by President Hugh Willett A A M , la in for one uf Ita buslrat and glitter* for a few brief sessions of the season. The A g ­ minute* ■* the crowd scream* of Southern California, si reamed gies, aborting a nifty 12-0 record, into Dallas today- A few came to and roars. play three Missouri Valley tilts, Professional football is typical town last night but nonr of the against Wichita, Tulsa and Drake. Slammin' Sam Plays of............................... the temtrticy. lo headlines m the i dll officials was on hand to comment Third-ranked Kentucky, having aorh atari as l.ron Hart, on lire (ini controversial question recovered from the Sugar Bowl Three Fine Rounds (■re ‘boo Chou Justice and Dusk Jolt, plays ffc-Paul and Alabama, W ith Broken Hand Walker. Behind them are play, to be projected- Negroes in the With special notation of the first rrs like Hilly Myers who plays NCAA meeting in Texas game. DePaul, somehow, thrives for the love of the game in a on the pressure games, and this LOS ANGELES, Jsn. 7 (/!’> Mack M. Greene, director of mid •western »rtni •professional one la made to order for It. Henry Ranrom. • solemn Trssn. league which Is used lo season athletics at Wilherforrr Slate Col­ When Vlllanova ami Cornell were blasted from the unbeaten lead* the field by three itmker, ■rut develop player* for the 13 lege of Ohio, accused the NCAA and Sam Snead by lour Ruing into tram pro li*ugllr. ranks Saturday night. It left onl of racial discrimination by bring­ 13 malar clubs In the nation wit Hilly, sis fret tall and live final round of the $16,000 I.or ing live convention to Dallas in the unsullied record*. No doubt this Angeles Open Goll Tournament to­ weighing JN7 pounds, is 21 first place. figure will diminish even further year* old and doesn't figure day. He said in s Idler to Kenneth L Una week. he ha* much chance uf mot* Columbia provided the “Satur­ ing up into the big money. But even when be trails, Snead (Tug) Wilson of Chicago, secre­ day Shocker14 by mauling Cornell, still mskei the big newt. He pla)>- defensive left half* tary-treasurer of the NCAA who 66-46, a resounding noli 40-point lathbark for the Detroit Trojans Slammin' Sam die Miraile Mrit srrivs today, that ht would not la*. Furdlutiii stunned Vlltinovs. on a Irani wkkh lould o s took tlie play away tioni Ran- 1 prle on ritual Irrms » ll h the 62-44, on the losers* floor. be in Dallas "to suhjerl myself However, the Columbians also som's third line round by conlirm- j best of college elevens. Hut lo the social indignities that Teias face a tout hi* In Princeton Wed­ !!.. pro ratm demands Ih k io Saw declare* I deserve because «f nesday night. Columbia, over a rag last night wiiat bad lieen widely Men Ihag Hilly to aland the two-year span, haa won 17 sutpecled—- that h*’» been play­ my anceslory. rough, bruising defensive at Might. ~ ‘ Princeton haa done even ing with a broken band. Greene l•**l*r*^^ lVI||-tl h»-« nr**work against the best and batter, winning I I In a biggest of each year's rah vlnusly told him there would tie One of the t moll bonrt on ihr counting carry-over games. leg* crop. free access to meeting rooms withA t the moment, here's how the back erf bit left band snapped two Hilly atartnl playing football | mil discrimination hut that the teams shape up sectionallyi week* ago in llie third round of llie in tire - Federation I-ragui- while discrimination already had come East: LIU (0-0) rates the top Miami Opc.n which lie went on lo ■till lo high school during th< — The N C A A moved Its convention g- The Iflackldrda play Ht. war. After joining the Navy the Into an area “ where the social ula in Madison Square Garden win. Snead tried lo keep it let- played one season for Camp patterns are nper.ly ami pointedly Tuesday. Then comes Columbia ret until aflrr llie final round in lurry, Vn. and caught the fever against pari of It* membership.*' ( M l I, . 8t. John's (10-3), Dunnes- this tourney today, so it wouldn't that goes with playing big lime First arrivals for the conv tDf I(10-0), lie iif. ■ iiMtTkvn (7-0) Villane Princeton foot lull), lUtXi was his sceund tlon Included Dean Stanley Prossound like an alibi. But finally he nova (1-1) and LaSal “ tU* (0-1). reason with the Trojans and he Imrn and Athletic Director nrutua South: Kentucky (1-1) and N. admitted that i-tayt had thuwn eiperta to he lark again nrit Hamilton of the University of C. State (12-1) rate almost on a the break, a dean one. year. California: John Curley, athletic Bar, with a slight edge to the Fight teams make up the Mid- director of Boston College, and After loday't final IB hole*, W idest a. Weal Virginia (7-3) has Western l-egue and om- of them shown some power. Tulane (7-8) hell lay off for at least sia weeks, Is Jackson Rtate Prison which Walter Bv*r* of Chicago, N C A A won four straight Koull. he said, lo give the Iron* a chance the Trojans defrolrd 14-7 last puhlirity director. Byrr« «ald be eviwried at leaat eastern Conference games, hit to knit. season In one uf the most hiaarr* .Mo college* to be .< presented p* the Green Wave still must tangle game* Myers say a hr ever played Ihr week-long convention at which As It la, Bnead Is in a strong With Kalmuck, In. It was also the cleapraL tlie sanltv code of the NCA 4 con­ Midwest: of course, Bradley and position If the methodical .Ill-yearI'rUaaer* who watched the trolling financial aid to athlete#, A I M rata one-two In this section. year Ransom ahowa any sign of game cheered wildly far the he the hottest toolc and mav maot , Indiana (8-1) and Illinois ( l - t ) slipping. And Bnead la ■ dan­ visiting Troian* which paiIts Waterloo. Already tha Southarc the big tan standouts. Top gerous man In the stretch. lest sled Hilly aatll oa* of tbs west and Southern Conference* Western Conference games this raar he had 214 at the end of 84 opposing Batman es plained Hava an amendment to the N C A A weak send Illinois against Iowa holes, when Jerry Rarber was that they wart jealooa at Ike constitution In the hopper that tonight and Indiana at Michigan leading the pad with 2<W. This special prlrlllges arrorded the would take enforcement of the B u t* Saturday. In the Big Seven, rear he haa 212, against ransom'* grid star* by the prison. sanity rode from the N CAA and Kansas 8Ut* and Kansas remain 208. One of the toughest players leave It up to tho respective ranPar for the 7,020-yard Riviera as the team* to beat. they met all season won on the fere nre*. South writ: Unlike football, thli course la 71. As things now stand tho N C A A Five other golfers still are murh prison squad— Guy Brown who m has !**■ Etwuutnj ivw , 11 ■rijri ■action produced few, If any, powerhouses. Southern Methodist, In the picture. Cary Mldllecnff, won mention for All-America can't do much of a Job of enforc­ honors while playing for tho ing the code since too many mWtf Wills n mediocre 8-4 slate, looks who gave up a denial practice In University of Detroittier schools say they can’t atgOo Ilka the beat of a poor lot. lillly 'wfuk'ipendt his winters by It as written. It provides joe Waoti Washington (8-0) ansi In • Hanford, says his greatest Bout hern California (10-0) am Ford of Bralrcliff, N. Y.. three scholarship* that give aft a' til* cream of the Pacific Coast ■trokea behind Ransom and one thrill uf the lesson came In a tuition and fan while ha post season gam* with Berkley. Conference. Wyumlaa (18-0) la ahead of Kneed. With the Trojans trailing 0 0 he stork for anything t i n pkfllne 81* leader and Arloona At par 213 are the ever-threat­ picked a pass out of the hands room, laundry, tho Southwest Ci, - ( l - t ) la head and shoulders ortr ening Lloyd Manrrum of Chicago, of a Berkley receiver and raced ference pro|x>*es that financial kid p h « ftp n .Jh lt-.p M a L*»° yror* tuark thirty -yard* Imfore being outside of the scholarship bo on Hungrier*, got ago. i, and a the hasis of need. It already pro­ ' : Iranian La»ul* opened an caster swing Joe Kirkwontl Jr., the movies' luoughi down from behind. The vides that a hoy have at* assignplay .set up a Trojan score at y *Moe Falopka." and Jimmy Clark* ment of work but tho assignment Vtl tie. game imh-d In a A . P. Btata-wa* farcid If f i'f is r . Monde, handsome* one-time life* the Bay may be modified In line with hi* C ity, (ISO ehampiepa, . ja tins# against Dak* before schedule of activity r*-ll| other gUard from l-aghha Reach, Calif, was the *------■toughest team In lag, 17*71. .Indiana jslapp words may not have to work a( all. the league sr curding This club *■* formerly avraed ic red. Valaial flitwon flitwnn of Kanmr rltvi the Chicago llarweta of ... or In a sense huwivsr, t! Royal Oak* •bw dtfu become ■aed L _ . wing had Julius “Boros m of tea conference. t M f boat aw, BUly Niagara through dlatia .... and Marty Fur Trojaaaa 11-7 la wbal Billy Since so few teams employ It ____ Hollywood, CalJf. describe* as far a*4 •hay lu plan »ra tutloa Alone at 211 la I he low amalrur lb* roughest |smo * of th# any familiar are> hard to guard Mr-old Bad Holachor of Hanfear, ft was one of four de­ against. lunl.o, Calif. feat* suffered by the Detroit In soma ways Billy Myero aggregation. representative of somi mething wh Cleats, Tuck tip. I.urtll# Scull. Jollr Harry Kolderskl, All-American is passing out the pr production-line Risk Itookle. Flash Hlak* llAf’K— Pilot Oat. Mr J*w- Trudy, nisky front Purdue, was the hardest teams producer) to fill the high s i xT th k trr-s / is ik s wo# 1*. SS---U Mrs. Powers. Hutu'S Itswsrd, man In the league to atop, Billy stadia built by money-hungry HARR— g iw ilm e r. act. Country Itiby. W hlrlls* Jlsby. added— a vicious, bone-rattling |la_ Tsck, l-«rky Dies. Ilsssy, runner when tackled and a hard colleges. Ha playa because he likes the gam*. Town# such as sr 5ws*t^*>* ,*,, nir4, 11(1 man to get a hand on. /IO«k* Mile ,.1 .1 , Monro*. Flint aad Sa^rlpaw, Mich, Nllk o Hut iocs, steer'* r s t. mta n. lim y inintia is th* me ,w_ |M ru » Illlly thinks me the "~T r“ la - Mitchell *4 Bvsa, ir » ■•wM , a* th* Iwst way* win,i, he awed, i What the system But he xaya the the moat deceptive ftcult to leant and the Tin a btnay he pointed oat iwM d'ta occur «n' " T " XnIVhsrh In-a llin k and double mall"no* s je rr the H o rse ’s M outh Ransom L eads In Riviera Tourney; Sam Snead Trails l & 15 W ..' SMGhWK a ifonl - Ortoods tennel Club E n trta to * % Jir* GRF t teyxiS S.-7lS.fi "If teJS-JLtlSr HOUND George B arr Will Arrive In Sanford Tomorrow N ight Georg* Barr, former National Lsagua Umpire, will arrive here Tuesday night to complot* ar­ rangements for totting up hii umpire school for the fifth straight year In Sanford, Dick Mcl-aultn, former Florida State League umpire and southern represenUtleo of the ocboo', an­ nounced today. Tb t school Is scheduled to open oa Jan. 17. and will be agila located at th* Marin* Barracks. Mr. McLaulfn stated that he had trDltod the baaefaall diamond* yesterday which are used by th* school and found them to be In rvcellent condition. Forrest, (Frosty) Friers, form­ er American Association and Florida State league umpire, hai been her* for more than a month making preparation for the open Ing uf the classes. One of the new pupil*, said Mr. MrLaulln, will be Danny l.ltwhiler, coach and former Infielder of th* Cincinnati Reds, who Intend* to come here to “brush up on (he rules of ths game." , -Sanford's sportsmen and civic leader* always look forward eagerly to the opening of the Barr School of about 100 pupils, ■rd the event la usually a color­ ful and exciting one under tho direction of the dynamic Groms Barr, who ha* conducted the school for 18 years. “Babe” Zaharias Wins Ponte Vedra GoK Tournament By Five Strokes By F . T . M A C FE E LY PONTE VEDRA BEACH. Jan. S -O P )—*Tt*a a gical thing to be named Woman Athlete of the Yearl" Bab* Zahana* means it "nceielv. The Babe has been a big name in women's athletics since 1932. when— as a 16-year-old kid from Dallas— she won two events in the ^h* award In the Associated figured on a basis of three J*' Press poll a* woman athlete of first, two for second and one for the year la hers for the fifth time third. She had HI firsts. Second largest number of first for 1650. She also got it for 1832, 1648, 1848 ami 1647. A year ago ah* was selected woman athlete uf the first half of lh« NOW AVAILABLE 20th century. Yet every time is a thrill to this friendly, completely unaf­ fected woman. She goes right on , trying to win them. “ Ir I can Impress sports writer* FROM A TESTED H E R D and the sports public 16 or 30 A PLEASANT W AY TO PER FEC T HEALTH years more I'll enjoy it," she said. “In fart I'm working on th# Dally Delivery second half of th* 20th century. And like port wine the older I u>l the better 1 get." Bhe's off to a good start In South Sanford Ave. Phone 710-M.I 1951. Yesterday she won the Ponte Vedro cluh women's golf open with o 54-hole score of 22M. In th« last round Mis. Zaharla* met cn:l turned back a stiff challenge from 17-year-old Marten.- Bauer of Midland, Tex. Ml** Bauer, who ws< top woman athlete of HUP, ami her n'der ...of court# Ml, my r. slxter Alice tied for third place In the 1660 poll. Gussl.- Moran, tennis pjarer with the l*rpantira, finished secomi. The DM sports writers an I tr o u b le ! i gong/ broadcasters voting In the poll gave Mr*. Zaharlo* 316 point-. “Th# hour I ipont at SYKES' GOAT MILK R. D. P R I E S T "GRAMPA Al NO MORE!" RUPTURE Don Veller Will Senior Bow) (iame Is Financial Flop Remain As Coach M O B ILE, Ala., Jan. H - U f t Of FSU Seminoles Fifty-four college stars who made .T A L L A H A S S E E Jan. K - t f V Head Coach Don Veller said today be has derided to stay at Florida Btala University “as long as they will hav* me." He told Fred Pettijohn, Tails hassee Democratic Sports Editor, that problems which h* said a few weeks ago made hi* return next year doabtful now have been cleared up “to the satisfaction of all parties concerned.’* If* didn't aay he had received an Increase over hi* present 27,100year salary. Ha said only that hi* salary wllf ha "comparable to that of other univeralty professors of MttiflJ ita mb mV » equal SHiiltM academic rank/ Vcllar holds a doctor of phlloinphy Ha Is one of very few coachos of that ■cadent In th# country, Hr th* faculty tenure aystern at FflU gava him aecurlty not generally available to rose he­ ll ng under speriat contracts. ..'"LT ra w fts ® give ,gp adkesupg lag oui uutloa In lature year* and rsUln HU u la ry statu* on thg academic staff aa a fs-sor of physical e-tucallon. "This was prohahly the major factor In my derision to rontlnua at Florida Slate," he said. "In recent weekx inch well kno vn coaches at We* Fooler, Jeff Cra­ vat h, Blair Cherry and Bern!* Sternum and many others hava left th* coaching p ro f»;l«n hecause of untanahlo conditions. foavmced that tho policy “I Stat# offer* me ________ ly moro rieurity, hapIneaa aad ophnrtunlty for cun llnued *ucee*a.“ Veller came to F8U three year* ago from an asalstant rcariiin* job at Indiana University, lie look over a tram that hadn't w«n gam* the year before, an.1 up a rerord nf 14 elctori*# agaln«l o)uy two defeats. Tho SemlooUwere unbeaten last season. Florida Btale recently drooped a«t of th* ann-suhsldltlng D ill* place rote*— wvn< to, the Bauer sisters. But their total voto of 134 was topped by Mi** Mo­ ran's ISA- She had 21 Grata. Florence Chadwlek, who swam the English channel In record time, got 20 firsts and 61 points for fourth place. After the top four came th**?f (first place vote* in parentheses): Beverly Hanson, golf, (12) fil: Margaret Osborne DuPont, ten Bis, (3 ) 46; Pauline B rU Addle. ,1* 131 32; Louise Brough, tennis, (21 31; Patty Berg, goii, (2) 24; Althea Gibson, tri.ms, ( l i 23. their first pro appearances In the second annual Senior Bowl game Saturday played mostly for glory after all. Yh# South team defeated a North squad which drew heavily on South-West Conference talent, 18-IS, with a glittering pausing at­ tack. The game was played before 13.232 paying- spectators, leaving large open spare* In the 32,000seat Ladd Mrmorial Stadium. When It was over. Benlar Bowl sponsors reached Into tholr own pocket* for the second year to make tho paraff to players who saw action. T h - 27 player* on the winning South team received 1220 apiece. Th* same number of players on th* north squad got checks for 1180, 8«vora1 player*, who declined use of their uamt- said they were disappointed by site of their ,b3 f t » T r u Nature'* i h o n rue fo REJUVENATION. You Jotl rfc.skI Ytsr 8 U P TU II IrssWrs »*ro vhtw v* l i l t #*«f NO SUICIKY— Ns inser. heckks *» keltr t* H*4 s«J «h*f*. NO INHCTI0N5— Rtwearhsr, *t G U A lA N Ttl Lftrisa* S*Iid silk* ----------------- SPECIAL FREE CONSULTATION---------------T H IS M ON TH TH UR 8D AV. JA N U A R Y II Ilnurs V lo 5 VA LD KX H O T E L HANFORD (Evening By Appointment) SYKES H ER N IA C O N T R O L SERVICE f»e< (H I. 1417 Cestirl Arm**, ll. Pstsrrkar*. fluids A seitea-eM* muxs (at Ik* fkfticai conoctioa *1 twrsk *ad n g m BEST •LWISHES Fiffii'H : To A STAJE tANK ~ -.-.H r r r . Qmth.. .UAv-fiagefed Vanderbilt end, rough)' two touch­ down passe* aad set un a third *enr# for the South. Kentucky * All-America tackle Bob Clair* kicked the deciding point with • conversion after th* third score. L r if f a l N o t | « * N o rtrtt n r t s s r s i . % w r ir m n T h - A us u . I U r.llu g ul tfcu mem. kero or th* Hrai F«t»ral J ls e lu * m si * i k i I-.h » r Hemlaol* ■M Ia ill t* keM si «bs nine* *r Rounly Ike put me bock on mjr foat for good! I feel ten jrsort younger!" sriw liiltiii no \V eOnee 4 a y , is a u s ry It ittt *■ » I* U IlielU ilN Ii r'llAM IAN Ewl (i-tini W E ARK G L A D TO H A V E WOtiKcM) ON T H E PROJECT W 0. BRIDGES MASONRY CONTRACTOR SANFORD, FLA. KKinrry SSWw^hfiSrdrrtM'i! of th* NCAA aanlty code. wQl step Into haavjer ramwith games against th* ly of Miami, and porhap* 1 FLORIDA STATE BANK ANNOUNCING ppBN IN G OF SANFORD ON TH E COMPLETION ' T • ~i * I N I South P u t Avontw (fonMfty oporator of SmMy't GtrofO comer and sad Sanford Aw.) -H . •« , ?! i • O F THEIR NEW ADDITIONS - - W e A re Proud T o Have " ^ - - a. ZiZ Taken P art In The .!.•» .- Construction O f These U M r ih a t o r fa r Bnupplng T n r t k U n i B I M odem Buildings *.-> VJ , - r’ tS �PAGE 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 Grrmeny u lu n nm l on tin conyeraion o:f lignC cite into ga» iicfore World Wer II. N O T I C E A City of Sanford Civil Service Examination will be held In the Fire Department at 2:00 P. M. Fell. IB, 1951 or an noon a* poAnihle thereafter, to eatablinh an eligible Ual for the clnnn of: All applicanta shall Ire legal residents of the City of Sanford; of griod moral character and physical fit­ ness, and have had at leant a grammar school education. / / 401TA I , ■ w here to b u y SfRVICf ■ . *• T™ *** •* 695 1947 DODGE \ *7*) * I A*Wf ol m tPHONf oim crnm •»r o r u I I . . - i n u v l i n o i n r i l l : • m r n r i t T in : i n i « r n r m ••v r« * n s m : r . s». i u m ri.in iin * THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICE n n rrs , , •»*ht*r l>42It h b, 1lit Itu! IIt if rfkefVe |i«|llii'FI .if mile* Hun 1,1 I 71 On..17 *; !i.ia » ■** s-**» S on* m 7«e m i l «t Vnn, TO Nona San* \-in# 1u u i i : i . i s 1 1 1 1.t r i » : a II, I.f 1,1.11, Muni- inn 1i„t P<|*I*I aaalna** 1.0*1.77* M 74.71) 1* 744 1*1 II t.M* pn I «44 41 •I r SI Oil V M M SANFORD, FLORIDA N.me Sun * San* 7 1*1 U TELEPHONE 7:t2 It* 7* to.nil# n* t t l ' i m . t n *11 \ T « l'nd(vld,d pr-ifll. It ,* -M r , land 1- iir.-.n. 10 acioliMt fnr | ir,f,rm l im.in.li T ilT A l. I’A PIT Al. A lllil'N T f t TtrTAI. I.IAlllt.lTIi;t4 ASH i ’A I'ITA I. AIVOIf.NTS 109 WEST FIRST STREE'r, 1U 1I li III.tin, l* *t H i, lt * Ilf K i t t r . a m t t m llt li al .. .l. tli !*, p.i*li* nf bankr a n d f f l . r r . . I .« k> * T O T A I, ilR IIM ITS ll.lll.ta ltl f l l l l a |Hi)al.|r. r-dl*. I .' in ta . a lu l i i lh - i n a h l l i l l r * fo r tHirrow ni nmiir) M o r t g a g a , nr « k * r II. m , | S 'i,n , «n h a n k p i , n i l * , * and I Vi-hr- on n lh r t r , n l r a l n l r A , - r , t n a n t , . r ta c a lrd I . , „ r f..i a r t n u u i ..f thl* hank a n d nut,l*n.|ltia l l l l i r t IlnM lItlr. Ttv T.SI, I.I A l l l l . I T I I t S th il l In, I mil net - n b o r d l n * i , . | nMIpalln n* a h n n p h r l n a 1 C apital' S iir p lu u ANNOUNCE YDUfi N n *ip *- and f d r p v U l ln n . T t m , i l, t w - , l i , ..r 0 ..1I, M i n i , p i r l n r r a h l i i , . and coiearatleli, |),pn,ltl fit Itnhrit M llln lint. ,011),III I Ini :i,u»e.«n 17,44*. *4 S unn *T.*4» *4 1.it* * i t : . p p d p n t nr n » * l « l l , d In Wi ll i , i l a h l l l t l , * a n d fur * nlhrr p . i r i m , , . Ifl.VI* I O b l i g a t i o n * •u 'm rdln aii H i in . | ,im « ..f d , p * . , l i u i , a n d n t k r r • r- ,l| in r» . m o |m Ind -d in l l n h i l l i l , , Non# l * ( I n a i n a* * h u a n a l m r r » r , n f i r r d n l m (Inn uf r,»»r v»» nf Sun, I b l H - i u r l l l , . a* »hn» n a t m , , n r , n f i r r d r d iu tlnn uf r , * , r v r * of _____ None 1. I 'h a r l r * <1 S h a f f r r , C a i h l r r , u f t h * a h u v m n a t n r d h a n k , iln » n l , m i i | , • w r a r t h at I h , a l m v , a t a l . m , - i l I* I n * , , a n d ih a i II f u l l i anil m r r w l l v r * p r „ , n l , 1I1, t r u , a i a t , u f t h - » , » , r a l m a t i r r * h - r , l n . u n ia iii- d and „ l f o r t h . 1,1 I h , h „ t u f m y k m . n l . d u , a o d h * l l , f d i s i n . i n <1 a t u m : n , i- a* hie r i-n rr,i t - A I I » t : 11 r . w i i r . r i . H i i It IV. KPTKri If A lt 'H .U AVAI tn J t l f i l m iur* P l a t , r*f r h .r t d a , 4'n lit ily uf Hi-mtiiiOr, r,H * « t n tu nnd a n t ia r r lh r d h-f'Oi* m , i h l , 4lh d a y u( J a n u a r y , l i l t , an-f I h , r * h y r r r l l f y t h at I a m tod an u f f l i f r ur d ir -.m r o f tlilb hank T U I.I s o n S . i l a C y I'nhllr Sly , ufnndMiui, , t p l r - « A n * u * i I S , -1* * 1, * tS C A l.l , , 745 Seminole County Motors IMI.IO II T i T " i *e*f n t*H w » iith rr arr.i* T i iT a i. anu rT ii 995 C R U M LE Y and M O N TEITH [ It i n t j t e 1mill 111 > In 1 to , I.HIO. ,01 ................................ .u „ , j, FT. M ELLO N PARK AU1H0RIMD P R O U U C ] *) 4. lU lu lt u n 1947 DODGE 519 E. 1st ST. Of J i f »i ! ! . 7 : ! , h oMI r nMni Wa etir<-«« p h «I ffuananiw«'.| O V R I ^ i l l n M of Nt k i *. nt.ii |.o||||. Ml i i t h r r L-in.U not*'*. Mini ilml • til uf**w 1 n r i n i r a t . * i » i k * iIn. I. h II i k |.\., Ni.,. k „ f p t w f t l p p ic r v # f t t nit i I.oaii, an.l iti-, ...mi>, 1 11,, 1l .11ii, (Man* ..% -r.U ili.i H i n t | ) i , i « l > o „ h ,..| f l * i t s i i r u r n l K i r . *11-1 f l l l u r r * II 1.4*5 *| - - 1* *- .iwiir.l ni|( , r Mian t a n k ( i t - m i , # , I n v M i h i f i i l , *n-l n t k n , , , * l a I m U i - . - i l y r - n r , * , 111111* l-an k p r r i n l * , , u r 1-1 n , r r*al wl“,Z u L 1295 Ton Pick-up BRAND I'hone I I ' •1VIUTICIS III- - T i n : I I T l r n * M V H *” ] 1295 1947 PLYMOUTH • '*» vM • _________ ..... 1395 • Magnolia f ~ / C t (k C < X I I , m u II.I 1917 CHRYSLER IIS a ' 11 n ’ m, USED CAR SPECIALS * D”‘' K,,l“ .• OR . L. F. Hoyle Secretary N. 0 . Garner, Examiner 1949 PLYMOUTH ( IRJAIH Y o u II f i n d H a ll. 1948 DODGE A . For further details see the Examiner al the City Civil Service Board O p lo m e lriM K WdNI REQUIREMENTS: Applicant* for the fire .ser­ vice must! be at leant 21 yearn of ngv nnd not over Htl; be at lennt 5* 7** tall, mid weigh not lean than 12R-I4I (rounds. . . . Dr. Henry McLaulin China ar.d India with about 40 rr cent of the world'* population ave about two p* r ernt uf the world'* manufacturing. F I R E M A N m •■.* OIIR NEW LOCATION WILL ENABLE US TO SERVE MORE ADEQUATELY OUR OLD FRIENDS AND NEW COSTOMERS. WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN »f] |* m | llv IIZ A H K I K K " . '. 1’ ’ “■ i , ?OK K K N T I Try HfiRALD Want A dt Far Raaeha T h * fallawlaa rat** apply I* a ll W a a l A l l pahllahtg la Th * Baaf*r4 H*n.l4| I H aw Ih* par lla* ■ llai** IUP p*r U p # • flaw* ■*- per lla * M Uiaea fla pee lla* n i l waeUa la the F IV E laarrttaa laaertlaa laavn laa Ipaartlaa Ua*. PHONE 148 ((MOAN) A |. -1 Call Phnn- I US I fur f S TO R K » G IL D IN G , will give T K A C T O R -C U II Fannall, a n d Cultivator, practically now. It*aAll Type* tlf Hook Work. leaae, tu *r Mcfteynolda Hlore. aotialily priori fnr •mirk «alr Maty McKinney Bookkeeping I'll one 28CI-W. Write T. (I. lint I I N . Winter Service F IIR N IH IIK D 3 room modern Park, Ha Ko«t» 403 apartment . Private Bath. Adult*, ^ A tla n tic Rank Building TU X IC IM ) FREDS. Complete line sSoo Mellcmville. Hunt'a Tuiedo Feed Stop*. NF.W FLUO Klf* rurthced tu pee* 3— R E A L B 8 T A T K FOR S A L K - J feel inn Old floor* aiad* Ilka I.IV IN 'C ROOM and o ther Imti-*new Kinlahing. rleantnv 2 waa hold furniture. Tel. H07-R. 2<M I n c o m k P n o r r ir r Y d u p l k x W . 1HI it. St tug. Put laid* power plari. t t Tlantation Kalatra -large lot year* aaperianre !a Hamn.tl* custom built for aala brlonr pre- liK N M O R K automatic I r u n r r County, II. M lilvaaaa, I^ k r arrt ••onstruct inn eoata. See IflD.UQ am K. imti Ht___________ WhMH-n. 111! 8. Park Are. L A k E F R O N t L O TS — on beautiful Crystal Lake, near Country Club, We buy, sell A trade u-rd 100 f t frontage, high elevation, furniture. WilM»n-Mui*i Putin* soma cltrua trees, all cleared. W. tune r a n K • •» o w e aka E. Klrrhhoff, Jr., Phone fttH. Pela-I.ivratork-Huppliea — 7 E X TR A LAR G E house, juat com* 7— lated— 6 rooms, 2 targe lets. N E W EEK SPEC IA !»— Rede, lohaark Ave. Phone 884-R.__ Rock*, Crnsaea, Wyandoltea T W O " STORY furnished Duptes. $4.Ml (*cr IDO. Assorted fl.tM). Good rental location. Both Apts, Meat Chirks f2.U0. Live de­ now rented to permanent ten* livery FOR G A R D EN S T A T E CHICKS, South Vineland, N. J. ROBRRT A. W ILLIA M S , Realise Phase 1179 Allaatic Beak BMg. ItRI.P W A N T E D -a 2 BEDROOMS, Modern Home, Electric Kitchen, 17800 by owner. PR ESSES— api'lt Seminole Dry |7I Cleaner*. ! E THE SANFORD HERALD f o il B E N T H W PBriglghed and a a f i n l 'M duplex-areaon or year. See Wblddog, 119 South Park Avenue. P O k W R IN G CROP, C a U i farm. : N acres Narcissus Ave. Contact ■ * » Butt, Ph. 8Qi er 1W0. %**»M in n in g RAIL SH OT/ J , ... B u t ( $ * o a n ) 0*0 M I N I ! DONL A W flE A D T M C IS C h tD Th ' 1 IA C H S r ...A N ' g l 4 < k) IN A CHAMPION ■ ore n tm w a u SN IP o rr n m a h OAMg I N | G io v f i. a t « C t N f t U f l A r a w n o w >>_LIT 9 P O U N C I N ' f o r r N TM SMOC V AM LO S T/ , I THREE RUNE AHAlO / ^ B O A T S FO R R E N T . I'leniv •f bail. K id end of Sanforil bea Wall, Lake Jeaaup, fool nf San fnfll A » wtue. R K P A I I t - M O O K H N IK K your home. Only |(l% down now r*ijuired. F H A Plan, Inatallmrnl Ixian Dep't., Room 917. Phon* L’Mt! Kahfird Atlafiltc National _ n . u k \f»mher F O i r _______ V K N F T I AN B U N D S made ic order Seminole" Venatlfen Blind Co. -M O J R , 3rd ML Phnn- NOW THfiM TROPICS ARC »**-*•h h*pe* h.> —*•■ *a*t •- -r* -4 f . — > fc.*— * TH E LONE KANOKR WITH TMI5 TRAIN '' ^ w K O O F WORK of all kind*. Envea athl Gullet* Repaired aid I'alnl 1 nt. New Koofa applied. Painting E X P E R IE N C E D and coating. Hanford, Pn. fountain hell* » - A R TIC L E S FOR SA LE - 4 wanted. Ijn ry 's Itru e Stole. lukd-W. R. K. Arkenburg. •)rng line, bulldof*r, dump ’.nice, muck, fill dirt, ahell and day by load or job, Contact H. K anything. A L L TY P E S of Dulldoarr Work Cubatod. and a**or(ate*. IDS t Itcaaunnble Rate*— Free Rati* Wa both lea# when you don't bring New Yuri Ave„ Da Land. Pi mates. Carpenter A Grscey, your prescript Iona te LANKY'S. 4 M or t i l - W _P>w -w. isiwe M <*►aiuui Phone KM FR IED SH R IM P D in n er "The Beet Shrimp on Earth'* at Horn* Kitchenette Apt*, week, moith or season. Slumtwrland C o u r t , Hhtay IT R « at City Lim it Tie TCP 0* ) THREE me n in t h K m v (lO ttai M ID D L E A G E D lady would like to baby all— day or night. lio>| re* fertmeua. Te). 1602-XM. _____ M AR Y’S L E N D IN G LIBRARY C A R E FOR children in my home I20B Magnolia- la now upen Mon during the day. Baby sitter 1320 thru Pri. IB to 12 A . M., 3 In d ITS vE3v 1 T H 'N < T M g r T X i E - T X A O PLY O 'P B 'T E AMT I WWA*T . CO l CO M O V 7 T H g a i IS n o C U M P O «T<-K T 7 i J - T r A J PLY I YOU HAVE O iuv SM PuK ... A PEW DAYS TO U V I I <------- ■ — ' OF (wvvyAA P.M. Sat. 4 to B P.M. A P P iTC A TIO N R for r»u r Star Club now bring acceptwl. Call W IL L TR A D E Freuhaff Refri­ gerated Produce Tandem Trail­ er with International Tractor Used onlv Part of onr season from Sunford North fur small F O U N D : 2 imall hoys' jacket farm and grove. Writs Rot Z which were mlstakewy placed l> wrong rnr. Name an Inilde b w i smgovns more, mil mag­ “Tommy". Owner call at Her and pine Included. 60,000 BTU Capeclty. Deed only few timei. Retail over ttfiooo. Sacrifice 170.00 Flrat Presbyterian Church nolia Ate. A N T IQ U E Furniture. Writing Desk, Empire Sofa, drop*leaf table. Blank vl Cheat, Other pbeec. Phone 200. ' -1 SNAl'bkAriolC ( S S i t i ^ '^ d Fetume plants. Mr*. Ralph O g e k ^ J le n r o e jR o e d .._____ L O S T: Average alts brawn brief raaa containing apelllng book. no Ha*or ^hofta*4?*Reward° noiia pnon# H f f lf q .__ I A) S T — Black Saddle Rag ‘ Wed­ AW NM0W KRS Sharpened, hi nesday between city limit* and ayclre repaired, lock and key 6 Points, Orlando lo Highway. Re* Rework. Prompt servVe. H. W Rhuma. »tk f. 4lh Hi ONE W EEK LATEC: Hi/iverMsum . y V i a i r m / NkMC g T T A *C gT Tf v ■— ------— v — ^ p £ u : « JU «T wovao w«fi* t A « r v-aac, ' riiooc yscL’LiAtt' •MU van* •arrtAO •* o am w -.-a -»..» . -. -J .fS B � 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 08, 1951 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 08, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 08, 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/7aaf4eb4c73322b801432c208a7d60de.pdf fde4109e7d207c103a5f826ad936f4c4 PDF Text Text t 0w '• -v, jr \* %t m M ■i .v . m p pi ■^■i< r •«>-- j SSkw * PAGE EIGHT * THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA It's an annual event—H' b a "RIOT OF FOOD BARGAINS" and they ohould be extra welcome this first week In lanuary 19511 Yes, Ma'am—our food prices are lower—here's proof in black and white just cluck 'em and ccrnpuio with prices ar./whorol Finn Yeiiow Onions $ Lk‘- S 19c Grown Top 2 19c 2 u. 28c 2 u.. 25c Carrob Now EMPEROR MAPES Western WINESAP APPLES Kiln Dried Sweet, Juicy ORANBES $ biot Roast Prices Good Thru Sat.. |an. filh Quanlity Fights Reaetvwd (IDAHO BAKERS. 10 lb Me»h Big 4* SWEET POTATOES 29c 0 u.. 39c flor.it Ba' riK 3 Lkc. 29c « i Bog York Antes o Uo. 43c Rdafcacat u. 4c Lb Small Size Sunnyland Picnic Hams PINEAPPLE POULTRY No 2 Can ttrwlnp Hint L k 66c n ua«t!ng Chickaat L k Me Cheeee Food l .oaf— OHEEZEE Femoui DAISY OHEESE NATURAL OHEESE Philadelphia OREAM OHEESE Ohack Read u. Me Shari Rib u. 48c Ml V « n m t M BACON Cottlge C fcttM Lk Premium Bonelcas Veai Read u. Pork Neck bone* r Fact ia. Pork Tails u. j Guporbrand' Grad* "A’VShippod 11c AMm> Cabwcli Pan Ready Frozan Tall Caas BRANDS SHRIMP Pollock u.*»*♦*.ItW3rT.6ic* Filiate ALL POPULAR Turnip Greta*----------Froa«n Kal*________ Mrdeeye Orang# ]ulc* Red Perch Filial Lk Me Freeh Standard Oydart 16a Florida Cooked 2k Lahdart Lk Sunnylend Pure Pork Bag : Lb EAT-RITE TERDERAY BEEF Florida Grade “A" Dreaatd ft Draw , Quick Frown “La Famosa" Sliced YOUR CHOICE PORK CHOPS Rib Fnd Loin Pork 300 Eccl 3r4 Street LIM IT 0 In Re-uanble Pliofilm Bog- AaaL Toilet Supe^iyuuid SOAPS OtfOMARGAMM Beg of 10 Bart | w ^ m rn m m rm MarVELoua Cuts Dishwas! ing Time in Ho 01 [ OMAk G Alv IN i lb Carton Instgnt Suite in Any Wate OdcrtJ Qiartcre Fancy Florida Orange Juice hum In. No. 1 A m* Vrf9 ■BEftfiSm R ’ CM; lytr* i, • trie & JL Van Camp's Pork Beans 46-oz Can Dixie Darling Old Fuahionjor Wheat l ib Sunshine R I R?t’l Hardwater Soap I V O4*3R*•I Y* ~ ^- a- 4 The “Floating” oSoap BREAD Vf6 CAMAY Leaf the Dirt*1 TIDE lie OXYDOL lifetime Sparse. LINE! Does Everything" No 2 Can Tide’s in-Dirfit Out! The White Line is the CLOflOX Pereotd life ll 1 flares Chuppid Food* 31 Ivory L*W*Beu 91 c Laundry Soap akm Mm Sc Ski ■ v v"*” .. :. • ^ THURSDAY JAN. 4. If Si Center Cuts-Lb S 214 Ecu flrci Si. • �. W tv H anford lirra lft la Ualty Thera la Strength— To H rM w ik t P n e t of the World; To P m « i » Uio P r t i r t u of America. To Prod or* Pro* peril) for Salford. A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R ■ VOLUM E XXXXI1 18-Year-Old Draft Proposed By Army; Food Prices Soar Democrats Name Capitol Leaders The Defense Department plant lo atk Congress lo lei il draft IByear oldi and lighten deferment! and exemptions for currently draft eligible men from 21 through 25. The government alio was re­ ported about Iratj) lo dap a 30dajr "frrexe" on prices. to combat "th e aoaring coit» of food and olhet essentials.’ Feli* LaLrkin, the Defense De­ partment** general counsel, told reporters today of th rd ia ii plant He said a manpower hill would be submitted to Congress within two weeks designed to meet additional need* for men for the armrd ser, , vices. P Larkin said the plan is to ex­ tend the present 2 1-month service period for draftees In 27 or 30 months. He added, however, that this term was not firm and might be changed before the manpower bill reaches Congress. About 1.200,000 boys srill reach IS during the next fiscal year befinning July I and about 800,000 9 of these could be expected In meet physical requirements for military service, U tkin estimated. He said the Defense Depart mrnt’a manpower proposals do not envisage the drafting of any wo- Allied Escape Route Menaced By Swarms Of Chi nese Reds S ta te University Asks $25 M illio n For Next 2 Years L engtheningO fPeriod’ c i t n . Of Service Asked; | u Ul l Cn ucUlgStcr Freeze On Prices j f l ™ , |T n R p f n r p ^ B e i n g Considered ^ m s UP DeJore wASHiNGTONTlan. 5—(a*)- Crime Committee _____ $7 Chicago Gambler May Face Contempt Of Congress C h a r g e Clear lo p arti) cloud) and mild IfirnuKli Saturday ricept for a fr« loral showers lower raat roastal area. Little warmer extrem e north. Moderate northrast and eaat »ind». AHMK'iulrtl PrexH I .eased Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA FRIDAY JAN. 5. 1951 :«tal)ILshfd 11108 T H E W EA TH ER Florida Fashions Article Gives City National Publicity Sanford is receiving nation-wide uhliritv ns llit> result uf tin* visit Tfnsere on Dee. 2. of 30 writers, g u r.t. of Florida Fashions, om* of Million Increase Needed For R e•p a irs.,1 tide nh.‘m,.V airu:appeared In the — . which Raise In Salaries *>htion of I’athfimicr. a Field I n s ta lle d As New President Of Kiwanis C lu b C om m unist Reinforce­ m ents Pour I n t o F ig h tin g As Allies R etreat Southw ard Swarm, T O K Y O . Jan 5 V P ' of O u n c e lied troop, push'd on routhwaid tomglit and menaced Won,,.. inijMi'ant Allred escape highway cen'.i 55 mile* r u t of .Seoul Virnrr.ii M.icAlthui > iir.i<iqu.utJoel I 1, 1,1 w.t* in.lulled lu t rr» said icicn Communnt armies— night at pir.ulent ol the Salifoid peiliap* 210.000 mm air m o l­ Kiwanii 1‘luh at the tluli’i annua ing from the Clmnilion area to­ !» -4-“* eielo •,||>|>Cf .,1 llir M <vf.ll ward Wonjii Inn, with Diitiicl Gotetnor K ill lliry appaiently aim lo destroy l.ehm.tnn ol I.erthurK peiloiimnK United Nations (o u r. there ami the imtall.ition then wheel writ in 'll ilT.-mpt to I ,ill,twiiit the in-l illation p cut oil l.iglilli Aim ) unit* irtir.it- R etiring P resident Is C ongratulated For Dec. “U 27 weekly Excellent R e c o r d I wilii a national cncuiation of more . than 1,200,000. T. T A lJ -A I lASSEE. Jan 5 ' ' 1 The article is headlined, “ llow WASHINGTON. Ian. I he University ol Honda a«krd I an a,| worth $124 remade a town,” for <25.215.i()7 in stale nionr) and beneath il it the sub-head, Dapper Anthony J. (Tony) Acfor the next two year, today at the | "Sanfonl. Fla. cel- - vear-round carJo, tepulrd Chicago under­ world—gambling boss, refused to tabinet Hudgrt (.omtMMIOII l>rg,( I "At his battered desk In the day to tell Senate investigators ahrarine fund teqursls (toin the in loft of n Sanford (pop. 17,6001 slitutions ol learning. warehouse," wrote Miss llrown. bout his income and associates. .. I "r tank SLaim* fulirrfr,! iicrvoiiMy. Dir Scn.it.>ii voted lo rite him for 1 ffm ltnl * I Mlu Millet $»t llir Kvrrv frw miiiutr* tu tlmiU'-l contempt. Uliiveilit) said the request «H - * » i e Udder, walked to the mi .Ho. an inteie.tiuir pioMiam ol lllg liolili 11*>ill lUiltrd s>e>m|. 1*0*1 Office elite11 viiiinelit wa* pir.ented mitl-1 Allied pilot. Mid lliry »aw llie Accardo douched in the witness >21.1 >ti mine than w.i» .prill froni 'Town-born Shame*. .17. knew the the due, II,mi id I dw.nd I l .lli, hrauc.t tiafiic yet obrerved in Kochsir with his hands foldrd and ’u Idled ltcr.iute of lut instil tit ion's power of advertising heenuao tie Ollier o lfu rls iliit-illed weie I lea I'elund the enemy line, I hey had manaited die i shop* amt a dodeclined, during a two-hour public nerd In repair and maintain 't« bailment store. Hut hark in tho* Msiliri Stine, ipher. lint vice pr,-«i - irpoilrd 1,200 vehicle* i logging heating, lo antwer most of the of dent. I.all I liKKlliholh.ini. le c n d N'ortli Korean ro.idt plant, m ile more luoiitinnt foi haid-tn-get uov thine d a y s questions pul to him. Many of the women students and raise sat.ui-s September, IP id, lie liardlv da m l viic-pieiidenl. I lli< li M'imIiI. I lie Alius in ■, ililllut irtir.it hope In* tiny $124 ad in the New inquiries drslth with bookie opeato prevent Luiillv and staff mem­ York News would I,ring many mail | in ie tjiy . O t, ii 111111*011, liniil- lu d yielded Seoul, it. .iirluhl 4t IMOCIATS IN TMI glad CONOMtS get organ Ired at Senator Finest lions in Chicago and Miami. bers limn quitting. McFarland, of Artiona, Is rle.!e<! Senate Majority lender In the | order* f>,r hi* $2 till Cotton ('harm* •till lecietary and I ’ I’ Campbell, Kim|Hi md the |Hiit of Inchon. The univriiity had a I'M'I ip er dresses. lie.imier. Claiming constitutional protec­ group (top) are: Sen. Lyndon II. Johnson, ot Texas, new Senate Ikm oAt Inchon U . N. unit, blasted Whip (left); former Majority Leader and retiring Sen Scott W. “ Hut it did. The beginning trick ­ tion, Accardo contended the an­ rratlc It*-1it 1111; l're*l,lint |tnl)di A dock, ami the tidal basin, then Lucas, of Illinois (center), and Sen. McFarland. In Die House, Hep Sam 1 propiiation of $18 811, 15? hut le of orders loomed p«>t I Ml in was allowed to spend only $lti. III,■weeks. Encouraged. he tmught Smith pre*ide,l at the ,i|H-nlng of left by sea. The mam body o( U . swer* might tend to incriminate Kaybum. of Texas- was articled os Democratic romlhlatr for Speaker of 8804,230 of it tier.tute of economy more dirsses front s mamifacturer he KioKraui. wu* given a past N. troop, moved on southward by him. or were not pertinent lo the the nvw It'.’nd Congress All other House olltrcrs were unanimously re* . - inn In- i|i Lehmann. friend, *ank more money into ml* I.I president laud. Senate Crime Committee's investi­ nominated. Election Is assured by Democratic majority. At bottom, tn | h'Jdh.irk* The money include* in city dailies, ,Sunday supple­ nnd with other 19781 officer* of the the group attending the Democratic raurua (1. to r.) are: House Majority Four cut-off South Korean regi­ fundt for ex|ieiiment stations and ments and nations! mairatinrs. Hv [ i-liili. ivn* enngiatnlnt.'d on tlit* ef­ gation of organised interstate Leader John W. McCormack, ot Mass.. House Speaker Rayburn, and of hi* ndminist ration. ment* luole ihmugh Communist gambling. the AKticiihiir.il I Mention Service. July, I PIT, the sd budget of his ficiency House Majority Whip J. I’ercy I’rlest, ot Tennessee. (fnter>,at,oaal) Commenting upon tin- neenmDr. Miller raid •<> far the lint - Florida Fashion*, Inc., tunl lilt pll*hoo-nls of Ilia- Sanford Ki- load block, and reached U. N. At one point during the futile lerslt) ha* had n verv small in- *37-0,K* " J'1* "t<h-rs 700 want* ( lull during tin- pn-t year, line, ninth ol Woiiiii II itifttJ.iy il* questioning, Senator Tobey (Rcresje in enrollment t-eeause of s dsv. Two month* Inter, he mailed ! Mr. Smith revealed that $1(8) bad ter a inuiday battle Witli the KoNH) burst out with a demand that the military demands. He tol-l the out nl* first catalogue, donated to furnish a chapel lean, »a(rly back, U N. line, “Hanford'a, city fathers quickly been I'atiinet. however, thnt If war the interrogation be suspended and ut toe Florida Stnt>- Prison Farm were diawn cloier around 'Aonju. rrnlixe<l that here un* » growing comes, he exiavt* the unlversitv Accardo cited for contempt. and the sum *'f $300 bad been to h«- erowdnl with -Indent- sent Industry which might end S an­ provided to send on uiol< rorivilcgChinese tiou|>, |M>uiiiig down »r "These refusals lo antwrr ate ford’s chronic dependency on senhv the armed forces to learn tsl child to John llopkill* Hospital <ondary roads and ihmugh 'a l­ >-maJ tourist bn.l fruit and vegean insult to the committrr and its Larkin said the Defense Depart WASHING ION. Jan. 5 oVi Senator I all (R-()hio) deilarrd in terhtudogical skills, leys could turn left or right it Wontnble pi-M-essing. They turned over at llaltlinore, Md. Other donations were for the )u and possibly cut oil parts ol ment is working out its own pro­ counsel," Tobey snapped. "This the Senate today that Pretulrnt Truman hat no |iower to lommiti lie said his request for salary to Shame* some empty buildings, Hoy* llaseball League, the Key posed manpower law and that un is n new low, and Vre’vn had some Amerkan Drops to a Kuro,wan defense force without .,q.roval lint ) In S t y ^h,labels! which the Navy had willed to tin- Club. Hoy Scout*, the Celery the Allied lore*,. town. Shame* began manufnetur.3 doubtedly Selective S m ite and tough owna.Crat* and *nr sending a laiy to It was a desperate race. |VssmHs«sos»« *’■ I — other s t m U the*' Tobejr said it war isisssltibg to In hi* first foreign policy ipecth of the 82nd Congress, Taft sarif ' w ^ ^ e /t^ r^ tS ffe Jsity ^ * ^ rm p l!^ ^^..^j^ne^r^nTV fH iem '**'^' Lt. General Matthew H. Ri'igt h e i ia willing to rommit “some in the pa*t two vrnr*. M |,eicen' . .. ! . . own ideas to Congress. sit there and hear Accardo "lake way. U. 8 . Eighth Army command­ Went lieeaii-e of oflrrs r.f higher | „ Shames, w h.-e mild brown eyes limited number of American d er, returned to his headquarter* The defense Department pfopos refuge behind the silly answer lint »«tnrir« I up Hlitti nr (II»*‘ iiih «* a inrrvisions’’ to North Atlantic d> lute in the day nfti r visiting two al, he said, would permit 17-year *1 refuse tn answer."' Safari...... . minor clerical Views dn**.*es w« r. Il fense*. Hut h>- said the Kuron.it erand skilled laborers also must « ' 'j.ielhing worth while to me. olds lo enlist with (heir parents* must take the lend iii formbii: Thosr were the word* with cniiidise. Hut, eagt r to have ii such u force. he increased or nunc closer to faihiunstde tuodiu I, he eintdoys permission; 18-year olds would be which A rrnrdo brushed aside ques­ “I ilo tiot think we nhoiild force those offered el-ewhere, lie said three tions concerning his Income and designers to usti-li vneatloli automatically eligible for the draft our assistance on nation* wtlii III addition to State monies, thc from Miami. An out|Mi*t as soon as they had complatrd high Its sources, his Income tax report., do not wish to arm them«»lves.' unlvrrsltv also hi** budgeted $t*. cottons Itev A. G. Melnnis, |ia*t<>r of in New Vork eves hi-mlhir* mid his asaociaticn with reputed unU in the Ohio Senator declared. “ I 768.260 from student fees, the necklines FK’s long rid*- tlic First Presbyterian Church, dsrworld figures, and his member­ do not think we should insist ot federal government and other pockets on there: skirts cam*1 from paii*. wa* Installed a* president of tho 11 »*il*M,ii il* t‘*a, 1»»i even urge that Europeans form ship In rrp u ttd gambling ajndl“ Hv last week, Florida Fashion* Sanford Ministerial Assoclatioi General Is Described a great international army un­ catas. Hadly outnumbered American had Igvorne the nations Idgg.-st Thursday al it* regular meeting they request us to help them William Luther Hill, Chairman Ksfauver (D-Tenn) As Capitalist Serf less mall order distributor of cotton In the Seminole High School. K<' toopa in Korea arc giving •> K<M>*i with thst project." suggested to Tobty th at th e comdresse* Its cntslogue* feature 160 Fred It. Horton, pa*tur of Hv account nf thsm selvc in fic-rcu i r a s i l s s f i ns re a r Twal In H ate Campaign "I do not think we should s* Former Senator. Dies dresses langing fimn $1.98 to |H ‘.18 Free Methodist Church, wa* liattl.-s witli ('hinc.c It'd*. Sit'.. sutne the leaderxliip in the foiShames claims 2 million customers named ai-ci«inrv-tren»urer of tto- Alin rt Kelly. J r , forimi resi­ (ration of a great international CAINESVVII.I.K, Jan f. (.11 ■rganitntion. PARIS, j*n. 5~</P> The dent of Hanlord, writ*-. Mi*. A. every U. S down witli a im>»I of army by the appointment of ai William* l.uther Hill, 77. former In JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 6 - ( /F > Tl.r folbiwlm: iiuding com II. Collins in n letter <h wrllihig flee. Communists have openrd up a American commander-in-chief." United States Senator and native initlee. -\. i. na n tl 1st the y- 11 conditions ut the K-'ican war Fourteen-year-old Roy Ringgold. tsvage hale campaign against GenPresident Truman has alria-iy of Gainesville, died in hi. sleep I "Hhame. proudest moment came Jr. has left home to live In the Mi mb, i hip lt<' • i- Mr Kit front. .early . . i . . ,’ i_ . I Li. i.... . when one of his executive -aw named General Dwight D. Ki*en t o d a y at his hmn i, y, It, v I It Itushton, and itev. swamps mps with alligators and snakes rial Eitrnhower, who is due heic hooter for that placr ami ihr “ I have never *•two girl* walking up the (*h»rnplie retired from active public J. E. Farris. and his hit dog. (igiiting in both war, »* we hud llfe Nov. 3, IP t*l. and had I.crn B jjjee. wearing Florid. Fashions Sunday to lake command ol At­ Truman Administration had Isi-t Radio itev II I. /.inimerman. for ..everal days.'' he rc|Hirts. , Roy’s nov’a mother ■■■« said ho ,left a not* plans to send additional Amen in falling health for some time. „ 8l|nfor(1 ,§ proU(| too K|orU> Itev. Glenn E. Smith. It. v. J. H 1 ) Wednesday th at he waa going to lantic Pact defense forces. "The Chinks wen- everywhere, The County Commission will troops to Europe to serve Governor Dave Srholtt appoint- Fashions employs 300 local peo lto.il, and It.v. L. A. Allen. Wlersdale to r e t hla Gvaat Dan* mset In special session a t 10:00 uml they hud us greatly o u t­ Communist papers in Paris, in ran in the combined defense force. ed Hill United States Senator pie sit year; its payroll has in­ Publicity: Rev. Glenn E. Smith. numbered. We gave u very good "Datchosa" which ho had raised A. II. on Wednesday, Ja n . 10 to At n news conference only ye- from Florida July I, I93ii, to fill creased Rev. \V. P. lirouks, and Itev. II account of ourselves, though, from a pup and go Hv# la the act on th e m atter of appointing Eastern Europe and in Moscow every merchant’s business. n n d a lot of them will never fight a new superintendent and matron are assailing hint in the bitterest terday. President Truman said the unexpired term of Senator And tourism has been boosted 1. Zimmerman. I’uldic Relation* Rev. \V, P US again. I even got my share of * n s wnnta to bo a Jungle boy,” at the County Home, O. P . Hern­ terms. French Communists ate cir­ there was no question but thst Duncan U. Fletcher who died in too—Sanford wa* mentioned 2 he hail authority to send addi­ office. Rrooks, Rev. Joe C Crews, Rev. she said. "We moved hero from don, county clerk, said today. them. Six were running down the billion tiinca In Florida Fa*bbms culating petition* against him and tional troops to Europe. Hill held the Senate post for ads.” Welfsdale two months ago and had S. I, Whatley, nnd Itev. L A. road uml I Just put m> carbine on At Ita meeting yesterday af­ It was this authority which four months and thin was suc­ to leave Roy’a pet wUh a neighbor. ternoon the Commission adopted trying to work up protest strikes. Allen. automatic, took p»-‘d aim nnu Taft questioned), contending it ceeded hy Claude Pepper who was Whoa w* lived down there, ho used a formula for the distribution of Union Meetings: Rev. Fred K start, d si.noting None of them The fint blasts at Eisenhower was a m atter on which Congre* elected to the position in the Jay cues Will Hold Horton, Itev Joe C. Crew* Rev will over run again to -oam about In those swamps the road and bridge budget ex­ must pass. E. Newell, Re* J E. McKinley. told general election. with tha dog. Ilo loves alligators "They ambushed us one afterIn earb district based were printrd just before Christmas, Appreciation N ight It.Capt. Taft said that before the North _ and snakes. Ha’s not afraid of any- penditures li.un Williams, and l.t ........ nhout 8:00 o'clock. They hit on tha perrentace of taxes paid when the Soviet youth newspaper Atlantic liefer ie Pact was rati­ Har.l Frierson. LANK ILL 0 thing.** u» with everything they had. We iraoiiB a,* na Wage T aal district Into the road ami A Ladles Appreciation Night fied by the Keriata “ rrsponsild Roy started off for school Wed­ by that fund The condition of Edward F. Mr. Melnnis announced a moot­ were fighting alongside tho T u r­ officials” denied tha* the United Lam . local traitor, who was taken will be liel.l at the Yacht Club by ing of locnl pastors and tto vur kish .oldiers, and wlo-n the go. nesday on hla red Christmas hi- bridge District- No. 3 of which O. K. Police Department Stales would lie called upon !>■ HI Itils morning at a local drug J " nI,!r Chamber of Commerce Ions rommlttees on the Honda ing got reallv tough tho Turk* cycle. Mrs. Ringgold, whoso hus­ Fourakre la commissioner and band la an auto parts salesman, use ground forres In Europe. ■tore, was later pronounced nrtl* member* on Jan. 19 at 7:16 I'M Chain of Missions nrogrnm for left tlic hill they wire supposed to including th>Longwood and Lakt"It the President In his eon- factory by Dr. Waite II. Garner, tn expresa their gratitude to their Sanford in the First llnptisi h<- defending and took off ru n ­ said ho abandoned the blko at Mary are a s will receive th e larg­ Gets (suppling Hooks ferene* with Mr. Attlee, or He who reported that after exrmln- wives and dates for the assistance Church Sunday nt 4:00 P. M. Orange Park 16 milea south of hore est share of tha budget, 29.14 ning. The Chinese ju,l swunnrd lven In recent entertainments, The Police Department today rre ta rr Arheson at Ilruasels ha- Ing Mr. Lane at Prrnald-Laughton apparently In favor of hitchhiking. percent. Districts No. 1 and 2 of A special meeting of (he as­ in like hers. They- were shooting State Patrolman in C. 18. Nichols, which H. B. Pope and J . F. Mc­ rrcrivH a pair of patent srap- undertaken to rommit the United Memurinl Hospital, he had sen! octal Committee (’hairmnn John sociation was tailed for next m ortar fire at u, thst w»» deadly Ksder announced yexterdsv. J r , told tho Ring] Thursday at 12: :» P. M. to plait gg«MJ h# got a Clelland are commissioners re­ pling hooka with ropes attarhed. States to any such assistance b< him home for a period of rest. Members were remlmled by Pre­ a united prayer-crusade for Hie accurate. We had to leave running nd Jog about glimpse of ths Loy >y and These rak c lih e appearing Introfore or during a war they are Mr. Lane, chairman of the en­ right behind the Turks. I run nnd spectively, each receive 23.0 per­ sident Hill Stamper to make re ­ adaeaday but usurping the buthority riven by dusk In W ■ „ ... Walradale Wl_ ment* are used in locating drown­ present win Id crisis. The meeting rinwlrd fur eight miles over the tertainment committee of Kitrnnls. cent, sold Mr. Herndon. servations for lh« rivic rlub luncblaw and their program, should la- had charge of the program last ed persons. that they broke and ran. will lie in Hie High School, mountains losing everything I D istrict No. 4 of which B. C. . } Laat night tha state patrol Police Chief Roy Williams submitted to Congress fur con­ night at the Mayfair Inn when the ron which will be held Jan. 2d at find exeept my rifle and the Dodd ia commissioner in the the First Prethylrrlsn Church. A * searched tha Weiradale section un­ rlub held Its ladies night program. pointed out that tha City's res­ sideration." Taft declared. clothes I was wearing. Even Inst Shelton h I’urchuHe south p a rt of the county gets cue til Midnight with no rem its. "The President has no power Mr. I.ane was the oldest former sneaker from the Florida Chain of boat, completely equipped, In­ my billfold with sixty dollars In 17.14 percent and District No. 6 Missions will adders* the group. Weiradale Is off the southern tip cluding n powerful outward mot­ to agree to send American troop president of the rluh in date of Automatic Laundry it of which W. L. 8i*g la com Program Chairman James Pow­ of Lake W eir on tha border of the or, ran bo launched in a very to fight In Europe in a war be service, it was pointed out at the "My battalion |n*t all equip­ ell introduced Charles Morrison iC ssilssnl n* P a n Tm I meeting. Ckrala National Forest, about 160 miss loner, will he allotted (1.62 abort time a t the foot of French Mr. nnd Mrs. William C. Shel­ ment eseept about five vehicle* of the funds. W ork will Avrnue for rescue missions. Capt. who entertained the group with an ■ellea south of hem. *e In tbeae districts on the Roy Tillis supervised the out fit­ educational quit. Winners re ­ ton. formerly of Daytona Reach ■nd we also lost ale>ut two-thirds ___ . Ringgold said Ror had dark have purchased the Sanford Auto* of our men. After going through basis of the percentage*. ceived four theater ticket.* for hrovra hair, btua eye* and weighed ting of the tw it which is kept inatlr Ijmndry. Second Street and all that wr had to tide through The commissioners decided to answering four questions out of ah M 120 pounds. a garage behind the polio a stx mile road blnck with Chinks Oak Avenue, from Roy Tucker. five. ___________________ discontinue the practice o f lend* in Mr. Shelton was formerly asto* on lailh sides of the road shooting ing county owned equipment and station. ZONING HEARING Chief Williams eaplsinid today elated with the Hell Telephone machine guns and tifle fire at MARATHON’ HURCl.Alt A hearing will be held Mon- road machinery. why he was abla to provide such LONDON. Jan. 6- (/H -P o lice system for 23 years In the south­ us. VYr really did lose the men A day night a t 1:00 o’clock a t the a complete and accurate analysis ruefully marked up som* kind of eastern states. He will divide his dun ig that ten dsys of hell. ^ C lty Hall to review the proposed of traffic accidents and Injuries "W r are back near Secul now. ily DON HLTIf record today for Jack T. Payne— time lietween running the launder­ re-matag to'bttaiaeaa us# of the as that released recently, show­ Hop,- wr keep on going south and ette nnd completing his work on 165 burglaries in 47 nights. U. S. EIGHTH oiiMY HEADQUARTERS. Korea. J.n. 5 < ; p ) gteasa t rm ldeotial arm on tha ing that no fatalities had resulted They said the one-man crime building an Independent telephony thnt tho United Nations soon get ■•■Ik aid* of Twenty-flflh Street for accidents within the city li­ Tnii correspondent just returned from a fiigld over burning Seoul and wave broke In London on Oct. 21. rumpany, serving four Flou-la this thing peacefully settled. between Park and Sanford Ave('ommunitl-occopied territory tc the north. LONGWOOD, Jaa & -<8poelal) mits during the past year. "I went to Seoul trying to find It ended with the srrrst of the c o u n t i e s In the Gainesville vicin­ g»te. City Manager Clifford Me- —R. C. Carlton, chicken farm er, "I have instructed every police­ Col. Runge, but could never find Cutt.ng oui wv» through L e tv black im ole in an unarmed photo ity. Mrs. Shelton will manage the SSjrear old laborer Dee. 7. KOUa stated uila m orning. was elected chairman o f th e new man on the force how to make reconnaisMiiee plane, we kept ■ r -------- ---------- --------- - — - ■ The loot, from homes, shops and local Imsiners while he is away. out where he wntked. Was in Town Council here which took of­ out reporta on accidents." b« > death watch over the ancient nnd M. Statum of Commanrhr. Tex., schools, was valued at 16 M l. At present, the new owners are such u hurry though thst thero .. R U M RARBRCPE fice last r'jrh t. dated. “The*- use eianOartt de­ m‘-5L making their hnme at ill I Park was hardly any time to look." A fudge sentenced the non-stop silver-haired veteran of 64 night More than 160 members of the He wav sworn In by incoming tailed forms which have spare Avenue, hut plan to build or buy Tho fires lapping r.t the funeral reconnaissance missions, spotted burglar to seven years. Club, imludlng caanr visitors Mayor OUn Elgin, 26-year-old for diagram s aud which m m - pyre could lie seen from the air “ Tlic Weather “ ‘ — a home in Sanford soon. They t throughout central and east chemist and utilities operator for who waa involved, the time and f*»* more than 100 miles. Thi y white flashes 'n the aky. They have one son, William T. Shelton, j a i l KonnED identified by TrtmhV and the city o f Whiter Park. Elgin location of tha wrecks, persum. were pointed out I f t* p t. Hwrrv were 8ttatum as rrfiections from AlliLd MILAN, Italy, Jan. 6—(/II— a sophomore nt the University of ~ JAtiKSONVILLE, Jan. S-<JP>— suereoda H. 8. (Lou) Arnold. Injured and other data." 39 68 W. frireblc, Athena, Atlanta -----— , G o, oe' aval gunfire off Inchon, Seoul’s Thieves broke Into the Sondrio Florida. •8 shortly after n-a -.Jeev, It city Jail, northeast ol Milan, lost Bismarck *bor. ■A RETURNS M ia FRENCH AMBASSADOR - B-26 of the 162nd Toctlea! Boston No lights were observed along night, smaahed open the cafe in John Hamrick, who for many Rdepnnalwun Group j. f (he 'b e r.rain highway between 8eoul the director's office and escaped 62 PARIS. Jan. 6-U P )—Tha Span­ Browns villa 76 rrad her* aa a ground 33 28 nnd 8 uwon, but the ridges and with 1,000,000 lire (about 91.600). ish government has acread to ths Chicago 49 26 appointment of Jacques M errier as Dsnvsr Convoy keadngfcta moving south several villages between r . two e and hiawtfe teak over W n^r 30 18 France’s ambassador to Madrid, a I>es Moines neuked up along the netvmrk of cities were ablate. RRALIHM d ry dark. Taswoll, V a , today visited many roads leading from 36 68 There BALTIMORE, Jan. 6-4/41—1,0. reliable source said today. New York They twinkled like glittering friends to doEBtewa Sanford. •ere hundremr r i &■*'.?. bobbig- pros meats on ■ Christmas tree 3.1 65 Msyrirr, 61, Is a career diplo­ Washington ola College announced last night ’ end'tK ^pm n- With Mrs. r S u r iS T k o is visit- and winding like oat!n ribbons n -4 -27 Within 2 milea of 8«oul the itt wont prediris ths war play, mat with a record of long eerriee Winnipeg 74 <e • * * g ra q m ! of black velvet. sUniee from the burning city rp - Command PeeMrn,*’ after all. It In the Middle and F ar East. He Miami •I M FWte his navteatee^i seat in i mm third of Un cast is about became ambassador to China in Orlando **i os ■ single fin In the Tallahassee 67 42 1246. to bo drafted into tho raal arm y. tho m m of the y fia s ( h i k (T ill ' ,*'t***m :2 s*. ri. ■S * : • At • i, . . * ■.. * v ..g jM ■L. -» j i.X D raft Questions Truman Authority To Commit U. S. Troops In Europe Rev. A. (i. Melnnis Tnstulled As Head Ol' Minister (iroup Hliody Hatties In Korea Described By Sgt. A. I*. Kelly French R e d s Rip Eisenhower W ith Vicious A r ti c le s 3 Fourteen-Year-Old Runs Away To Live In Swamp With Dog Commission Will M eet To Apnoint iCounty HomeHead S Smoke Shro tie d Seoul Is Gutted By Flames In Wake Of Allied R etreat Carlson To Head Longwood Council •firs a fh S ^ ^ iMBicx nrzv & �FRIDAY JAN. THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO Ban *l i . — t --- Field Inslalli'd #i «*n( 18-Ycar*0ld» Allied Rdcapc H aamttMaawab r ipm rage <»»• «I MMliPNrat F(wm I’ m # •!•»» .Iw aihaea * ,• « C at, ••••! LuhorManagcnienf tween the member* of Ihe A t- I Meeting Held To lanttc fact and Soviet Russia. Discuss Defense Without authority hr involved u< f|n#i immi T a ft (iui'Klioii Khool. IJe ^ddrrl that |lm*e wh< Boy* Stale. A donation was alto mad* to pmvida an utchratra fur readied 19 and were 1I1II in high .............................. , * th« Hamtnol* High School May ithool would probably have to be in the Korean war. Without eu{ Dav hall. NKW VtiR K. Jan b -Of) Th* j >snL.J ..ul^." Lieut. (Jo*. Ilcnrv 1’rlniflr of I thorlly he apparently i* now L***burg, oiitlinrd Kiwanli ob­ adopting a similar |*dir> in L u ­ New t"tk ‘lime* *aio io..»y that | I^rk in said IR-yrar old drafter* 11 aecret meeting of top level in­ would not Ire tent oversea! until jective*, pointing out that "free- mpy. "Thi* matter mint l>* debated dustrialist* and labor leader* w a dom la not fre*. lie stated that *fl?r lb*y had completed then for too many years citixens had and determined fry Congress and held at the Union Club here been famine freedom for granted liy the people of thia country if Wednesday night to diaeu** de- j full basic military training. The report of a projected prleo and coneenlralinr on making a we are to maintain any of »u r fn»r problem* on the home front. I hr Timer *aiil: freer* circulated in authoritative living. If* urgrd support for the constitutional frerdmni." Taft's speech v*s* the first ma­ Th* meeting waa long planned I qu (platters just after rnleaae of ofUnited Nation* and it* effort* to jor one In what ohvlourlv is go­ hy Krlr Johnston, president o f ; fieial government figure* showenforce international law, and the ing In laa continuing, thourh lh* Mnlion IV tu re Aaaorlatinn, I ing that retail food price* three ri|ltU'n**0|| , f pen • Pp lie . of intermittent, tu-natr dctMl* dui vrhn .re- in -It-er •*•«>* msoag*- week* ago were alrroat at nn all friendship with Carsda. Ing tl.iii Cnngres* on foreign |k i - merit cnllalwiration Ihe aolutinn of lime high. Mr l*r ingle advocated that lley. many home front problem*. The lliireau of Isrlsrr atatlstira K in a n it expand its >rvices lur Some Democratic Benvlor* havo Some of tho-* at th* mretlisg said they had elinihed I.J perrent youth and *rrk to eliminate lh* indicated they fed the foreign confirmed lhv» it had !»cen held, heturen Nov. & and fiey.* 16, tn ran ea of jurenille delinquency. pollfy l»*iirs should l-e lhre*he.| loir they were Defense Mobilisa­ within two-tenth* of one nerrent Mr. I >hniann told the Kiwan- out on Ihe Senate floor tion. attended, Init It wa* learn­ of the rernrd high, set in July iant that he would never forget lirfoie Tafr spoke. Senator 1DIH. the happy fellowship dm mg hi* Dniigla* I D -Ill I tn|.| reporter* lie ed Mini h* had l>*-en tnvilrd many lle|M.rta nf the pruuo*e<l frees* four year* of niend>rr*hip with thought tlier*' ihoutd he a Semite week* ago while lie still wa* •aid It would |e in the form nf the Ideal rltili when he wa* *ertr showdown looking lowaril a bind­ president of tjrnrral Lie. trie. Other#, in uddition In Johnston an order rerpiiring all hu*inesM>s tarjf of the fieminole Count y ing rholee nmong three ronrse* and Wilson, who attended were to give a month’# advance notice t ’h*ml>ci of Commerce He added njwn: Alfred IV Sloan, rhairman of la-fore they raise II. or price*. that since Joining Kiwani* heir t i l Withdrawal Into Western While tIlia ' sl.uI-1 Include gro­ hit attendance record for |ft year* Hemisphere defense a* former tJrnrral Mnlnra; Benjamin Fair- cers and food wholesalers along Iota, president of United State* had l»*rn I (Ml perrent. I'realdrnt Hoover suggested; (i!i Steel Corp.s Fowler MrCotmiek, with rdher firm*, it would nnl Mr. Lehman congratulated Fred lighting only to save Western Inleiniitional llarve-.ler; Lewis rover alt price* al tho farm l>eWilson for hi* efficient »ervtre » ' Lo'npr or fill l.attlirig aggies- Brown, John*-Manv. lie Cnrp.; cause of special legislative restric­ a lieuKnanl governor lie added »lon In every rritiral sirs where William (ireen, president of the] tion* that he w»* •«*.«. rh*r uiiti CouimunUt Alii** .so 1,« Arrieriran Federation ..f l.aleir; | Of/.. iaUy, tii* L< ooomir ftlahili* Dingfehter *■< not present, eit- found. I'hllip Murray. pre-.ldent of the - ration Agency IKSA i said It had Ing the latter', work a* a KtDouglas salil he favored tin C IO ; John I. Is'Wi*. presidrnt of "no comment" on the reportad wanian lie raid tribula to the third course hut w o willing lo the Coiled Mine Worker*, and Al plan*. late William iachty an<i hi* work iuppoit whatever enutir a o n Ifayaa, president *>f rh* ini*;na : DMA alieadv h. asked k’W of for the club industrial Joiity of (h r Renal.- appro'ed. tii rial Association of Marhinivi* 1 Ihe nation'* large*! Director* ln*f»lled were l'.|u*pil T»f* -• r.t on to ’ av th** u « . T'mc: " |rsr>--' u>-' companies lo let the m vrrnm ent F Lane, E t; Kilpatrick, Edwin Truinan had exceeded hi* authori­ th* diM-ii**lon had l^»u ge.i'ral ln»w at least a week in advene* Miinhn|«et, l)r. I . T Dos*, Judge ty in ordering military litter v*n- and pleasant and that further •iieftne they raise prhes nn any Douglas MUnitlnm, Sanford Don tlon in Korea. He de« tried manufactured commo>lille*. talk* pud.al.ly would l>* held driey and Irite r Tharp Stabilization official* reported, "The I'rexhlrnt simply 11.111 ■**• I rteaaritalion of the picident'* authority. In violation nt lh* law however, that frwei than half the pin In Mr. field » n made in a uni the i-rmstltiitlon, when h< *erv. firm* have replied to the r*uue»t. novel n a v liv Mi l.elimanii win troop* to Korea to ratty out tho It wa* »rnt to Ihe corporation* it Mpti»r«»ii f »Hiw l»h»« •nut.' ten dav< ago. railed Upon all p**l president' resolution of |he llnileil Nationof the •|ol> to line op in otdei of ill an undeclared war." There wa* no immediate ronftrin Mon 11* anil tlie l/lerary (iarrlle service. Ileodlng Hie pin In Ml Tati said it might he argued llteie asialled him a* a true sell inalion of Ihe plan tn issue a .TO. day advance notice order. How­ lane, the oldest of the group In that Coiigira* t.y appioptialilig n| Wall .Sliret" ami 'a rrrgranl ever. re|K>rla from people rloae to poinl "I emee, lo told him In ifitiey tor aildillui.al norcsn m pa' it *1 V. || I lie line lint tl II > latifn-d Hi, I’lrriifenl'a de luatoi nf Wall Street." Ihe Com Price Director Michael V. Dlsalle reached Mr. Field. ciaion. minim weekly, printed in Ihtthar and hi* ataff said the decision haa ...it tlie war was on and w « eat. railed him a “ nnlormui w ar hern made tn Issue such an order Down file line went fhe pit. •I ltd •)*«*U • l»t|l t«* 1*4(1 III* •• Jkf / • f v*r«* roon. from Mr. I.anr in thr following The art Ion waa de*e( Hied as a sholelicaitrdly th. Is,), who Were " ;" " R7 n* menltoecd In order. Fred Wilson, Sanft chttng in Korea," Taft »<ild " ,*l rhtring the war lie war de­ stopgap measure—boldine the line Doudney, fel Itaiidail, K ( ' I (a • ll* said thee United State, u . . totaled hy lh* Rom an, .nd pram rr, J. W Hall, Lester Tharfie, wni |»v ;1 I# i t 1 1 1 MIKlIlOH I Ifllri? nullill R to sorted Into tI )i«* krtfi rank 1-snv.nn. \V A. Morrison, w rr ,,MVr . . . l„ U II. N N. U imwrr . enforce . . . .a system .of. more . . . .ap-elflc -----Ralph A Hmtth and Joel Field. lelutioli" *» t„ Nnw: ,n Prague and eell ng nr era and while the w are I.eon Cornell |rd in group aing- •whirh ha* never ended under lir rhartfr M 1 ^r,,, hn*r up thr tudgrl*. Muliilitalimi hoard romra to w m r ing, with H a il) Wester at lh< •*T1h»»o who an |.|arttiii* thr union paper Vtmrr In drrUion on KlamliirdR for ronlrollpiano. United Nation, should much inon P ™ * "" rallpjl him a "mercenary of in - wage# This Hoard ha* railed The enlrilaliinirnl presented It) blame the limitation* nf th- Warmonger* today The r rrnch a lalior management eonfrrener (or Mr la n e included fancy arrohn chattel and 0111 own govrinment f’n*"mimi*t organ l.'Humnnlte "eat week to talk over problem* lira and tap danelng hy Kdllh for forcing United Nation, a.tb.n " " ^ v earn Involved In ware control. Royal nf Winter I'ark Kmigi* and beyond Ita permanent |mwer*. , , I>algn DiSall* i* known to lie partlrut.y saying w.ukrr* nt the lt Comedy with a phonographic hark Turning lo the home f r o n t,, H"»rttkb,» faHirr* In -aubaiMUt HI. latlv concerned over rising food ground hy iFum R Colee of Radio Tsft charged tin Admlnlktr*tinii l*""1' hav. deeldcl oq a -|M*trt»*- prlrra. Station W IlOO made a hit. Mr. appeal* for unity "air an at The Defense Production Art of tic atiike against the- Installing of Colee ap|H<rtrd tn lie singing inti tempt lo rover up lie fault* and Klienhower In Purl*." IW* eoptalra rToy|»lon* whirh the microphone and actually never failure* of the Administration.'1 The new* wo- oreseute.1 In Ihe would pi event freeting of moat uttered a sound a* the voice wa» fnim of a letter from a ee|| lead­ farm price*. However, there arc The Ohio Sci.at.u **!d the «i cowing from the record. er. ***rrtlng Rim nhnw's main certain thing* that DiKalle can do ..miehl .a ntadt- that any cyllin plan I* to art u t a new Harman ■bout fond prlrra. and some of Little Julie Urr.1, O rla u b , ar M l "I foreign poljcr "13 nil at them arc crmpanled by Freda Hgtdp. *waiif ta<k .on tho unity n | IM M tt-m, Wehtmacht and Lultveffe ascWi£I. ^ . inrludad ------ In -- the 30-day several tong* and heethwisl hug' takfOt give* aid and eomDift to -to dehiaml th* krcatlon of TpT * ”/ ' ’' w r now reported pen-lln/. For eiam nle. Ihe taw permit* and klaaes upon Kiwanlana includ Ilia enemy, and that it salH.lagca Flench illvlalnns tn tinlaaeh a war ing l.ieut. tiny. Cringle. Chart** any idea of a lii-patlisau fnteig'i of aggle**lon against the peopl-a control of the margin* of whole­ of W right, Mayfair Inn entertainer policy fpr tho national louief!!." of Europe and again*! the fkivlet sale *n<| retail distributor* Union M sang song* with accotdlan acrotii "I venture to atale that thi* 1 Next dav. I.niumanlle printed aimed againat the "MacArthur nf panyment, including a cornel) piopoaithm i* ■ fallacy and a very melodrama with four voter til feet# dangt-ious fallacy threatening th* » page one rartoon showing F.i»en- Europe." To th* ('omniunDta, Dr. I.. Huntley, Orlando d< ntUt verv evUtenre nf the nation," jie hnwe. dtiving up In a hnr*e drawn ; MacArthur ia a "cannibal." There also was a page one roach Iwfnre the lintel Astoria, concluded the program *nh a Irelated. which I# Co I*- lit* temporary Frail- editorial accusing the "American rollicking black rare art ju d muij II* mill that oik It plea* would lOiscnlimvcr Kipped Nnn,r r Uiiartrr* a* Kuprem* Commander arglessor* nf "ratln r everything liable the Adtninlair dton "to of th* Western Allies. liehlnd them" In Korea, "applying Sullen (innKHterH Maintain the aectecy winch ha* with an almost unexampled cruel­ Standing hy him are two Ger­ atgelv enveloped out lilelg,, |mi man officer#, one holding a brief ty the acorched earth policy of ICm. m. m.4 * «■« . . . . H ..I •ley slnre the day* of the late ca*r lallered "Revenge Plana." hunted house*, burned cradlaa." mlttee permit It* chief rountel. ■'tanklln I). Hooaeyrlt." one Gat man 1 "Nn longer my "Ghaacd fmn. Seoul, they crush­ Asserting that "tiilie eilur** we Bar* Rudolph Halley, In complex put­ It under IttcenJiary bomba, le pm suing w ill make wat more need to hide Thank the coach- ed ting hr* ipie*||on» to Arratdo, Totransforming the city and Ita pco he|y." Taft said that If Russia man." lev atthslded then, hut la in mad< Thetc wa* also another nag* "nr pie Into a monstrous torch." a formal motion f«r a contempt plan* to sttnek the KnvM* nt, •lory alsod atmlhei siihuilw.1. f ••'Eisenhower, the tiatiei *ald, citation and the Committee aj> vlnualy will do ... before Atlantic lory, who** wnrkris were ptepur would do Ihe same thing to Paris Irfcnres bee,one strong. proved It, "* patriotic strik- of nr'•'“•• The (taper told it* estimated In*teai| of nrnding troop* to Inc The committee action no an* liccaiisc "we don’t want Kl*en- 1 TDO.nno reads that "Kitrnhnwct that Arcardo’* conduct will •>* re­ Europe, hr said the United Stale* ia cumlng to Europe to occupy thr hour*, In I’arla." ported t" ihe Senate with a re­ should build up powerful air and Today, the pap*t hit out with post of Gauiaitrr, to which it* has »ta defense* spending up to commendation that he Incited for l . hern designated hy Wall Street llvta. rentempt of Congte**. If the Sen l«r*fHm,omt,(HMt * r r ar to, nil bulb First « Mark headline: "N r with full power* on European military purposes. ate approves, the ra«e will Ite *ent "If we send tn Europe or prom­ Elsenhower. Hav Th* Worker* Of cannon fodder." to tiie *It ft District Attorney for Elsenhower was on MaeAlthtir's ise to send within a fsp week* of Numerous Factor!** In the PaH* presentation n a grand jury "patriotic alrlkea" were to he ataff In ilte Philippine. |» 3S th# haglnnlttg of th# war. *av « Senator Kelauver |D-T*i»nt, the "whef* for four years he Moodily million and a half men. there L csinniltee ehaltman, rh*r*rl#rl/*d put down the Independence move­ E Arcardo in idrinc* of the hearing al lean a rrasnnahl* rhanc* tl.at Taft declared. 1 h*v wilt certainly lie out­ ment Good training foe 4 future a* "on* eif th* fpt*mn»t men In Army m at lie destroyed and m*v gaulelter,” aahl the paper. th* lnt*r«tate gambling world Z never raturn to thl* e«untrr." numbered Their ilefan*# againat Elsenhower la a tool nf l.lg busi­ Niittlan haute* appaiently He Long tought by Senate lny#»tl ness. and hlmselw particularly gator*. A m *idn suddanly appeared '* 1 * l.-s ■ t;..„k county H'hieatot pends cm the development of new Interested In "ruhUtr and oil." •n the U B Marihal'f «f f l'* b '•and lotv z*n WVdn»*d#v l.oi *|s w-*,ponv wlrtch ar* still unlisted •aid Ike paper, adding that during Chicago on De> iV* to arrapt -»t "n-"t to an***, o* ihe ground Fvrn th»n a modem war cannot World War II he did everything vdc* of a committee •ubpoena t> •Fat h* might ln*-rimin*ts hisu#tt lie won by remaining on th* de fwmlMe to *lnw the second front, fans*, 'ven behind a Maglnot •teilfv t«*ued (art Aug 4* Kefauvar *aid Ihet although he th# landing In Normandy Line of hamoka*. He « at among II w ltne»»i« for whom (lit Crlm* Committal tried Sr. vain U it ...nth hata *hc fienaie l*au* *rte«i variant* A* the time th* committee *aht Aeeardo had tha reputation nf hav lira fallen hair “to the mantle n| AI Capone In under woi Id aetivl tit*.* . .. l[l Aerardo ea* reported in M evev at Orte time while lh# rnmn.tfe Wat !•*'» inj lo. him, end K *» said lie alleged)-, later BVi»* around aboard * yacht while Hw eearrh *-0011011. '. A rear do wen* Into Chlrag 1 from HI* swanky hom* In .vi.vornan Rl*#r Forest to arrapt '.h# Benatr Subpoena a few d*>« .ft. 1 !>• crime committee had *.e!il piioli hearings in Chicago Kefauver told i*pnrte<* »he Chltago beatings showed lira pf Arcardo'* l a i d venture* t« m I.U.l.h-l* liu i.it iti Ciu***.. •r. inershlp with lake 11 testy .3 th" Onalk, another reputed ihntln lh«> Capone ayndienir ■he committee ha* nhtetne-l amiile.1 record* dlrcioslng tha* the iwartnerahip repotIr.I an In I f nf JtlH.nnu in DUX, Kefaitv •r said. itefauver *aid Ihe Chlrago ho*r Ing* also lirnoghl out that Arcft arently pul up t*art jtf «h» for the Cliieagn gang to _ lit on the n"W defunct mnllion Jollar ft 4 li rook I* sS h T — - • toeeU--I •nlMpalad Arcardo would claim * 'niM#i ronstitulloMl immunlti "Furtheimore. do w* not risk tha In** of evjrv man we tend to Mfnt* Ihn d i m e r«m m ilte «. the I 01 ope 7 If we have to sptml •*ratnr« would attempt to get an tine* hltll»n dollars building air •were from hint. shatters In this rountri to pro Thl* Forth! provide • record lect uttr people against R u u lv t which th* commit!e* mold hw*e * atom tn'inh*. then »ut*ly there la r*un*»l that Ihe llenate rile Ac danger that the Russian, rsn de catlio tof rontemp of *"o g le * , airtiv all n( the porta o| the con Conviction f,.e contempt I* pun- i ttnrnt whirl, we ,t.xy l>e using, ithahle hv a fl.Otm (In* and one "One atom ho..J> al llungnara year In Jail on each count. might liave prevented th# escap* Krfativet aai-J hit rommlttee nf avery American soldier. They night meet later In the day In may picvrnl Ihe landinr of ettr "nalder ronleuipt g.-tlon againat trupn. and tit* furnishing of ade­ dght to *en other nltnes'ca who quate sunplirs. They may make have t>*Ike. I *1 ansurtlng Ita even a Dunkirk lmp<mlbl* “ 'PtrVlonv. As sn alternative to llgnllng a Among I h r ,.1 la Jia> Adonis, a round war with Russia. Taft aald reputed gambling kingpin, who te (used last inoiith lo answer Cum m ltlrr uimstlnna ale.ut kla avtlvl. lo* durlny a heating Into gam ­ bling and racketeering in Ihe isllUtsill New SM,W)*|.,.« Yo.k are*. Ry IIKHS I'A T TK R S O N of hia A rm y corps defending the On Saturday evening Mr. and retreat. *Kverything ia going fin*," ho Mrs. tieorge Wakefield entertain­ mW ed with a Canasta I’arty in honor 3ut the tough Arm y general aahl of Mrs. Wakefield's birthday at the retreat from Seoul rrr - dwarfed their rharmir.g -*-* home on ilv of hundred* of Kslrella Road. After three brisk Ihsmanda of Korean* unable to game* it was found that Mrs. get out ahead of the oncoming Witaker and Mr. Fanning had Cranmunista. The last U. N. element*, port aral aarvice pan onnel at burning Inehon. blew up thr harbor a l 2 A. M. Friday and rod* out nn th r morning tide, II. N. plane* already were Iromhing Seoul and Klmpo, Ita main airfield. FHO Shred trig Star Jet* attarked a Chinese battalion at thr demol­ ished air base with rocketa and jellir.| gasoline fire bomb*. AI' enrrrarooiient Don Ifuth flew over Be*1,11 and said the de■riled South Korean capital waa ■till a maaa of flame* and smoke. (Jeneral Ridgway descrilwd the ma** movement a* "perhaps the greatest tragedy tn which Asia has ever Iteen subjected In the roiirx* of Ita long hl*tory." Hr said th r "i*aur ia not Koiea” l.td "whether somr dav the same thing goe* on in America or the •••Ism world or whether wo e*n keep It away from our ahorei until International agreements !...« worked Ihe nrohlem out In more nidrrly fashion." In phinging down th* Icy motto, tain slopes nf central Korea the Ke.i aiinie* » « ,r (<>llnwin-r thr ■am* path a a their North Korean comrade* when they swept oyer the lightly defended and -femorallard South Korean rr|nrhllr last ^,| 1' AP rorreapondent Tom Stone reported the evaruntion of liirhoh w*. completed early Friday. Stone said Ihe dock* and harloir of the port for Seoul wa* blown iqi hv demolition crew* and the |a«t two tank landing ship* pulled out of tho ruined harbor when high tide lifted them off the muddy bottom. Rrar Admital L. A. Tharkrey. inmmanding the fleet, wa* one of the last men to leave the flaming port rlty. A* the demolition crews worked, the Mg gun* of the heavy rrtilaer Rochester laid down a wall nf steel to proterr the men frwm Communist* who had rro*»c.| the Han River and were headed for In­ chon. There were n" Allied loatea In men in tho Inchon area reported to general hradouaitrr* here. On land American and British units fought a brilliant rearguar 1 action out o f 80011! and onto the road to th r aouthrasL The British troop* werr ptutirularly brilliant in a hand to hand bayonet list tie with Chlneao Itrds in a village liefore they Teaehed Raoul on their withdrawal. ' Mary, former Krpubliridi slot* chairman and‘ politiral " tin ‘ cnem,' «f Givrrnor Tnoma* B. Dewiy *n> (it-frstrd In hi* reelect inn 1-id Nov. 7. hy 1.1# vote*. Ur haa file! a conditional notice with thr clerk nf the House that hr intend/ to fight the election of hi* still un­ seated Democratic-liberal oppo­ nent, Ernest Greenwood. Both New Yuri 'a tlghrsl rnur. ar.d a House Campaign Kap. nd> lure* Commit'.i-v refused to iiu-**It. W. Ctowre of New Jer*cy. Mr. William J. ti’llai* flew to Holyoke, Mass, tn spend the holi­ day* with hi* family We wish a specially happier *"d healthier New Yea, to those Ot our friend* who arc ill- the one gb'en by Mr. and Mr* John Weflle of Palmyra R«ad to a numbei of their frum lL A f'*r a marvelous dlnitei the guests found ear ring* tot th# ladle* and cigarettes for th# 111*11 »n the Christmas tree. Mr. and Mr*. Harney Savage of Dellarv Drive entertained Mr. and Mrs. Dal* Doolittle ovet C hrist­ ina* ami Mr. and Mr*. William Hover at dinner on Wednesday. A group of t l people had j turkey dinner Christmas l>ay In the new banquet room of the Club Diamond. Mra. Edward,* manger of tha restaurant part of tha rluh, announced th a t they hftd derided tn name the room “Plantation Room* in honor of our new com­ munity. We are holding Nev Yrar# Eva party thara and expect an attrmUnrr of about CO Mr. ami Mra. Julius Voigt have a* their guest for the week, Mr O illfiL E y fl ooiHIniovtf ftana f ***** ••«••• aourrra. Thi* if a reduction of revenue available for thl# hlait nlum, caused hv a derreasa In the number of Gl atinlanta. Miller *ald the fund raquaat wa* based on an antiripated on rnllment nf In.tMNI students fnr tha biennium, with ITI new per­ sonnel position*. II# said the proposed *alary in­ creased nf (13 |>*rr#hl fot Inatrurtora at the profaaanr leral will amount tn 1704,000 for th# hirnntum. lie daelarad h# did not lialitve any federal wage ami •alarv freeic would affect auch salaries Th* $t6.2t|,lA 7 University ra quest Unhide* fund* for th# anglneetlng and industrial, ex(»etlment and agricultural esparlm rnt ami eatrnalon aanrlca*. 6 I m s U /\A //C X CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD Ti't.KI'lfONKS I so anti 1071 linom 101 Sanford Atlanlle Natleoal Hank Rida. i ONLY! Nttpply l.littllrd-Orrirr Today 1051 MODEL W IT H k a r a r o a s u m a v i m r a w . M ic o i r v . «r c o t t a a i a t o r a a t a \puA Optaasetrlal PLAN Bt MeUna, where Napoleon wa* •xllad, la a south A tU n tir Island. fpod. apd. to a certain extant, lh# prM» of food nroeasaora. Today's report on rain# In food prk#f ram# a* farm belt congress­ men protested In advance a ra ln tt an apHrlnatad raouaat from Pr4shtent Tnim an to let him put his own controls 00 farm price*. l l l i t r a l T radt-U t OPENING s u m GARAGE 2861 ‘South Park Avenua (ptniffly Q|w>rator of. Smltty’a Garaga rornor 2nd and Snnford Avn.) hy the Russian*. H r aald ihl* rqpjd lie rallied ou* al once hy Iqrrking Chtang Kai-ttlirk In N «itoiMiliat aururilii, opeialnnui in rnmmuaisl China. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 10 • General Repair and nvtrhaulinz all maket* cara and Inicha. I.tthriraling FO* MCE NOME DEMONSTRATION R E N D CO U PO N B E L O W A CM E V A C m iM {STORKS, IR C . t» a N. Orange Avrwwa Oe land*. Ftaalda, . i 1 # firraaittR Wtihawt nW lirH s#, I » m M like a FREE bom* derawnatralhw A M 000 PRODUCTS « | the wonderful NEW I’ORTARI.E Hewing M stklae at I B M , * A Dial riba tar far Haapplag T v # Lawn .............................................................. all i j f m tit air-taaM * «' - ■* » ?T Winter Haven 11 IR D • Orlando ,v M U M M i P K ln S V IACMR v j. TRIAL T G I* . /{ O M T E I T K iMIMKCHiKAIMI HUNTING -TYPING (-KKI)IT INVESTIGATIONS MADK ANYWIII5KK IN UNITKI) .STATES OK POKUIGN COUNTRIES. State U niversity Hp«rlalliln( In— > a- ' - - raptured th r prlxea for high score. The serving nf the homemade cake, iee-erram and coffee was a deleetahie finale tn the evening. There have Ireen many private parties all through the Plantation over thia holiday season end it i* indicative of the good healthy growth nf nur new community. This ia the third Christina* that we have hern in eaistence and our iropulatlen i* already over 300, making It Impossible for u* to do ntorh of our celebrating In a single group *0 the private parties ara flourishing Iwautifully. The Community Carol Sing held at the Club room- on Christmas Kvr hy the (lire flul. ua» very well intruded and greatly enjoyed. There were many homemade raker baked hv the good ladle* and rak* *m| coffee wa* relisted by the singer* and Hater* alike The room end the tree were vrry attracively decorated hy Mr. Voigt and Mr. Ffoelseher. One of the private G i i IA S3> Day parties we heard shout wa* OF State* should adopt the *ame infiluation UrMr* used Stau N EW Y O R K . la ?. *— Foimer Hep W Kingaland Marv said today recent disclosure re,ro. ,vo .</ a eciM lr committee in uiiineUioii with the famous Han­ ley litter are "shocking." He demanded n public airing of lieliind-Mrni-s disciiaaio.i* !*>tn before and after la»t jear'* s t l i t paid iron convention at Saratoga. N . Y. lion th* accuracy of tha c-unt. Macy waa the recipient of th# Hanley le ttrr which started bttUr controversy in the statewide e le e - f lion last fall. In the letter, former Lt. Gov­ ernor Joe R. Hanley, who was defeated in hia try for a RepubliK> seat In th* S*na»*. *o|d Mary lh-* he (Hanley| had hen. a*. sured hi* debt* would lie cleared up if he w ithdrew . from ihn Governor a race in favor of Dewey and accepted the senatorial nomiration. Hanley h"im*elf levi-alrd lh* litter when it I'ecame known t h a t# the Democrat* had a ropy ami intend'd to puhliriae It. Hanley was reported to h-> In oelit totalise of tbe failure year* ago nf an Iowa hank in which his father had held atork. A Senate rlrrtioaa subcommittee reported Wednesday that It had found evidence of a $ l 6ujt 00 note. dated July I. 19TJ and signed hy Hanley. It wa* marked paH in full. Sent 12. I»H>. However, the committee t a i d ^ the man who was •upp<>»-l to !■» holding Hanley’s firr.lhut n«t*, (’. C. Ilagerman of Mu«catin«> Iowa, declared he had never lent Hanley any money at any tine. Also, the committee said, neither Hanley nor hi* father had hold •lock in th" hank named, and thr chirr Hanley left a $70,000 estate. ANNOUNCING Rie United S u c c e ssfu l G r o w e r s U se Plantation Ktriatcs Senate Report On Hanley Letter Is Termed Shocking 8TATE FREE! GREASE JO B ..»• - - ■j n v.t - - '»K.-- ■ .; v X /J ; t , l ; __ ej ■• i �----------- --------- i*- ____:_____ F R ID A Y JA N . 5. 1951 T attered Korean Refugees Trudge O ut Of Seoul Ahead Of Communists I— Hr TOM STONE : _^. (F o r IU I Hoyle) SEOUL— (Delayed) (/TV Kim Soon IV slipped on hit tattered oic.coil ami stepped out of hit litllr hoir.r heir fir wanted h i w a ll -ilnn* though thr streets . ami think. I* hail fallen upon him a < head f -------- -of hla house to make n *lr**taivi’ to think and tn arr. I havr hrrn IV op tr tn I h ' ttrrrt w ir r h ur­ ry in g ; fleeing thr city. T i l l y had j pondering what tn do.” T ra m u i lint lip in hia ryra. It mail)* their decision*. Ilia thought* w i n interrupted waa a strange alght tn arr nm war w ra ry oriental* • hy someone who «lnp|inl to tall : aofhowth**»r hU frrlinga. “ I am «ta irlin j here trying ta T w o latrra bent with age hud* make up m v mind.” hi* mid. " I h avr a family of ilx — my elf, ! dlril lirforr a tiny rharroal atovr my wife, our run. his wife an.I in t lit ii hou.o. not far (rnoi their two children. Tim wife of K im ’a. Both wire h a ir hr.idrtt and In m y aon ha - a rhihl im lilr hrr an I th ru atorkillg f r r t . it w ill I h* (mm norm. At tlir do*ir thi* daughtrr of onr Ml < rr lh r »f |MOp|r here in th** i t l f f t . Th e y leave The v ran go I of tln-m talk id to tw o atrangrra. " T w lily of ua lived in this’ I don’t know what I ia n do hou r ul onr tlm r, but now only “ I am an old man. My wife i oid. If « i try |o leave * r will dir i i - rrm aln.” thr woman aaid point­ # together along ih* road, tor it is ing to th** two n!d wotnrn and hrr m id and thr tri|i l lorn- Mv rh tldrrn * daughtrr 17 and a •oil 10. aon rannot Iravi* Ini tin wifi* ran not havi* h rr rhild try tlir Ode of “ Th i' nth* i a h a vr gonr, and th r road. T h r children would aomr of u. moat leave Mem.” ailffrr. , She said h rr mol h rr waa 77 “ Hut if w r stay our hoinr wit' and h rr aunt waa RS. hr destroyed and w r will hr nl thr “ Wl»rn Ih r othe r*. Irft t h 'v aaid m » r y of thr C«mtm*mi'‘ W know by experience what they nr- th rv would arnd u* food. Hut w r know thrv atr far away Ii/ now like.” I|r did not know it hut Itr J and w r don’t expect w r will hear ('h llir ir troopi w rr* only a frw from thrm again. “ I ran not drclile whathrr lo .oil* a north. V Rut Kim did knew that Mir ttmr Ira vr my n o lh ri and aunt hrre or waa nrar. H r t.ad hrard reports try to takr thrm with ut They anil hr Had seen in iu liln i -.ft,, would aurrlv d ir r it h r r wav.” thr aaid. n rlg h lm Imard up ih rlr lyinc I l 't far* ditpM yed no rm oand ta k r lo thr ru tdt. A* hr stood th rrr M r dull thud t Inn t in ridce waa m attrr of fact. nf a rtlllrry rotild Iw hrard In th I lr .ring lln* ronvrraation at ditta n rr A m rrira u warplane. •p»d ovrrhrad A rm y vehicle* thr door. Ihr r ld r r of th r two old women llflrd hri -e lf from thr rum hlrd through Ih*' a trrrti. T h r r r war evidence enough thr floor and hohldrd to th r door. “ W r air not afraid to stav,” rritta wat nrar. Thro u g h an In lr ip r r t r r thr the aaid In a loud th rill volte The ‘B •C'd man ‘ old a war rptreapon- In lr rp rrlr i trird to calm hrr. ” ! am an old woman,” ahn dent of thr wright h it firnhlrm fairlv a m Mind, "hut w r arr not wat liraring on Ida mind “ I havn rouir out of tlir hou*e afraid to day.” H hr looked kindly at hrr nirrr, a widow Hhr looked no. ” | havr many thank* for Ih r II. N . fnrrta. They air* not Korean hut they come to 1 Korea from v rry fa r country and fight for K im run people, for ; hannlnr*4 and fur peace,” aha ■laid The in lrip rrtrr Interrupted her Chnnifr In I’rirm -»n«l explained, " « h r say* that thr M N . soldier* w ill n it lr| thr To Sontr I'oIiiIh f hineve rotor Hhr aaya they will protrrt hrr and h r wanta tn In Tlir C i I v I .lay Jn hrr home.” N 0 T I C 15 Yellow cN|| Cn. Mall Ii delivered rrg u la rlv to _ i f t o n v of boose loiala on th* Th a m e , River at Chclana, London. 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In Mualr Tunas For Hunday Hunday Morning Fa.ilval Mualral Varlail#* (Inapal Hlng.r • Cburrh garvlraa Hiring ork T h ru IJalanlng (llaaa O rganllm . Hammy Kaya Ork Nawa tiraamllma Hunday Mallnaa llitrnna Amlgnr l.olhrran Ilnur Flva (**nliiilr* of Fr»nrh Mualr llu r .I editor IMtk A lkm Hlnga A vr Marla Ilnur Tom m y Horary (Irk T h . nrlghl Hpol World Al Hla Kafrtv Program T r . Itrown Ork Vole a Ot Army H rra ’a T n Vala Malngv Tima Chnrrh Harvlra Proudly Ws Hall (luasl Hlar l>or|i Day Ring* l i i Danettlma O rk Of Tha W orld k iw i 9ign Off HY HUH TH O M A S ' <mint.” ahe isuiarkril nroudlv. "and - • r « * « jy * a m f • M r» Mrck, mother of the luldc I that'* al a Rrvrtly llllll book wore a gown of anna < rrp r w|lh | .tore ” Right now r.he la plowing a cor .age of Ir a n - r " . r . , vhil** a life of Albert SchwrttMi Prtneh, niolhet ..f tha briaa liuoiigh cr, tlir irnownr.l pbil<>lopliri t r mm. chose a dusfy.it) r crepr with a'eorsagr of Colntnldg msei. ml . ionaty. Hhr i* aim (railing ill tlir wmkf- of Antoine Dr Saint first man for Mr. I prnth w-a* I ropery, the I im rh novelist. Hennv F ia n l Ward cf O tirdo. I l l . " I read a littl" bit of every­ uahrr w a. (.rn r lio rr ilso o( thing," *hc explained, “ but mostly Oviedo. nnn-fictiun " Fnlln w inr the rrrrn to n v a ra Thr I.Hikl h Mondr ha* had no ceplion w » hri.) al th r home of easy linir in hrr climb up thr pin •hr bride'* parent* I’ l a c a d orphaned throughout Ih*' home werr ar up patadr. Hhr wa* li<*111v aftci hrr hittli in lat* An rangrment.j of . im<*lliu .. a rilras getea 27 vrat* ag<>. Il< i father had and ha*krl» of w liitr gin Im luvr. l>eeit killed in an auto accident be fore she was bom and hrr mother became ill and wa* unable to rale (or Marilyn. Thr mother it liellevcd tn have died. Marilyn ape til romr of hrr early year* In an orphan­ age. "I wa* inaniril at Id. Irft school at 17 and divorced at 18," »he re ­ called. "Then I got In tlir picture lm lines* l aigi'rd at 2i>tli Century 1Fo* and w«* fnrd aftrt a year. I ; vent to Columhia and waa firrl lifter aix month'. They use the H ln*rl, Cainrsvillr F o r Iravrling Ih r bride wore a • xpte.don Mmpiied from the con' ta.*t H*t.' but It (nit tnran* I was Ih te r piece mat>*in ttiil with Mark | fired.” a r c r .in r ir .. and thr orrhid from Then iam r a Ml In a Atarx her ImtKiuel completed her roslnme. Itiuthrr. pleturr, after which John O ul of.town gnr»ta for tlir wed Huston picked hrr to pl.iy thr ding Included Mr and Mr* Ralph lawyet*. mtxtreis In ’’Aaphalt Hrennan. Mr. and Mr* T J. .I'ltiplr.” Hhe played th r critic’* W rig h t, M lw Harriet! H ill, of l» iy . ■late in “ All Aleut Eve” and was Iona Reach. Mr II I, W h il- of signed to another ?»tth-Fox con­ T u t ia , Oklalmmai Mr i. F.fflr Riut> tract Hhe I* no* playing a seiy moot of Atlanta C m rg la ; Ret «efirtary in “Will Yon l.ovr Mr and Mra. Nath Thotnojon « f t it - In De-rmtier?” and ha* hern told ford, (Jrorgia; Mr*. Harold fjol The htidr'a talilr wa ■ ovrrlaid with a while la ir rlolh and rrn« letril with the Urn d wedding I*9kr, turmundeil with while flutter* and flanked wtlh r»ndr!alira. A*ai*ling al the rceaption werr Mr*. II I. White. Mr. M I. (5«rv and Ihr Mit.tr* Charlene Wrilmon, fjiJu n r E dr Hllllr Chance, Ati* ilrrv Coy and llarhara Lee. Thr rntiplr left on a tlioil wed. ding 1rlf*. and on tlieit rrinm will In* al home al 307 H W Thlitrenlh well of TTtoola, lllinoia; Mr and M r . W If I’arkrt of T llu iv lttr. M r. and Mrs ii H Harnes, Mi an t (hat the studio plana big thing* for hrr. L egal Mot ice Her ambition? "To be a really ii. k . m i n i ;, good actresa.” ahe answered ear­ I* i t*t it r is f t h i : ( ot * T t T h e r e is n*t nestly. Her Idol* are Vivien l^igh J l tMJF. *1 llt w il.l: t u t A TS . question that (he s r \ T I O F FI.O IIIIIA. and Olivia Drllavilland. NERVOUSNESS tioikv WOtio Hy M A R IA N It JO N h^t II0I.I.YW00D. Jan. 5—(/n— O V IR D O I Special I The paf Thr first new pin-up quern of Ihr den» of thr Meek hnmi w**rr tin* war would frankly prefer lo curl aernr of thr mairiagt* of Mi • M lf • ip with a good tx>ok than |>o.r for v rl Jognnr Mcrk, daughtrr of Mi cheesecake on the beach. nr.d Mra. William R ndrr M rrk. of Marilyn Monroe la the girl with O virilo, to Janie* Elton Kicnch, »>n the l*odv beautiful that I* tt*t*M**t • of M r. and Mra. Ellon l.tinvn in.* ' ’ pin *:p -tutwarl* a* Jane French, of 0*irdo and I’r n y . whFh ltu<*e|| ami Hrltv Ctaldr. Thi* look plaie on Ih*c. SO at I’.M week »hc received wind that »he Th e Rev. Nath Thom pm n nffi* m . named "Ml** Cheesecake" hy riati .l in tiir pir.enn* of rclatie* * the 0 . I. pdllori of Stars and and clore friend*. A progtain of Stupe* In (irtmany. niuaic wa* played hv Mr* J. Jl After n ha»tv apprai*al. I could H talry. Hol'd.I wa- M**rr'll Htalev re that .MU* Monroe is well uuali(riven In marriage liy l.rr tn ! fir.1 for the honor Hhr i* hu*tv. t h r r. thr bride wa* lovely In a tilonde and l*rautiful with a crrainv gown of while dipper - din. l u l l complexion and u dinkv inovrmrnt r^ncil along victoiian linra. with I that recall* Jean Harlow. It wa* a tw rrlh ra tl neckline, r.lg -d Ih j theirfore umiMial In learn that she arrd prarla, and a tor»o wai t l* more concerned with philosophy fa itrn rd with rlf huttona to thr | itook* than bathing *uit*. fllll akilf. Her vrll w a . nf lm "<th. I don’t mind cheesecake,” p»irtrd Illusion which fell fiom a * the told me “ I realise il i. a w -iralii of hand made flowvra (if : necessary thing in the movie bull* Ih r illliaion, rdgr*l with «rrd pearl* 1tie** and it come* natural to me. I H e r bouquet w n > i whit** orrhld did a lot of |K>'lng for psoler* nnd posrd on a while I’m v rr It ud with | . ali ndni* licfure I got into the atieamrr* of while «atin rlhliona. ’ movie*. M i ., f'a rlrnr McKinnon wa "Also, I’m h.sppv if the Miy* in maid of honor and wore a gown ■'lie set vie* like mv m* tu ir . I have of net over oictiid faffrta Hhr j iceeivrd a lot of mail fiom Km ca riird a crescent bouquet of uni H st it very gratifying. I have chrysanthemum*- and roira with 'n r d to answri it all personally.” A ide from the f*ht tlr»1 aspects, ofehid altrainrr Mi»* Dorothy N ihta.T wa- M st il >ii dia'sn'l f i* tin* usual starbridrrm ald and wore a gown of 1let p.sttrrn at all. Hhr doesn't drink •ir inokr and she doesn't like night net over pin! laffel* Hhe tai rird a errrernt bouquet "t roles *lulu. Hhr*d rather rrad a liook. "I havr only onr rhargr arand rl.rytanthvniijrn* with varlr e * .l a a t i n t iA T Tha Ithvltim Club New, Data Shrara Haven O T I m Ii Club Nawa Morning Hporls Mdlllon Frankie (*arlr (irk Morning liavollona Mooda In Mualr World At Nina I’hit Itrad At Organ Forestry Show Tommy U»r**r Hbow A Ituir. A DIM Mualr Malody Magatlna Children a I'Taatlr Hour Mualr On Parada World At Noon lladlu Farm trigaal l<a« (Tub Popular Star l.ailn Amarlrana Male Mheara Mualral VarMtr Natlonal Muard Hln.w Har Nona Itanrh World At T h r r r Toda>*« Htar M uilral Khnw Caaa Mualr Invar* Pgm Taan Tima Jlva Tha llhylhni Ilnur Hioirla King Of May Nawa Hanford Markal Itaporl Tw ilig h t Dung* Hnorta I’aradr Xavlar Cugat Orb MrlMIng On A (Toiid Kundav H. lo.nl lwa**>n Hal Nlghl Harmony n u b K aynM aa.ttr Cgyla Variaiv Halt Ataal T h r lland Nlghl Rdfllun I’hll Itrad Al Organ i |i a Danrallma Htw M Open H IM I t Itrfrr.h m ru i M IN K 'S HEDITATIOMS 5~ rrr ik a ^. UAlwl Visit fhir PAGE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANKORP. FLORIDA . i\ l• n llllt‘^ human being IN HK T ill* 1-iTATl* O F In iltt'ItT t. coP.NKt.to also react* tu unu*ual and sudden chan* known jib II Is Cornell. IVi MMtl. ges in such a way T il %l.l. U IIIMI I T M U U l M I I O i that the mind beNoflcr la heretsr *ri»en th»t MAIt* o u i m i T t : i* c i h i m 11 »»»«! n o route, exceeding­ IlK tIT I r n lt N l l.l. Jit h.%9* lilr.t ly more active — thrir flrial rrfifft .* l*Lr. o tr.t irnt thr mental facul­ Kftreutni ••r Ih* ' lsoL^it l« Curiirll. iil«n known •»• It I. ties ra il* . H ow ­ Cornell, ilsst r.A«rit tli.it lh#> fllesl ever, when com­ totlttsin for fim l tll»t Infit* mon ocv'irenrrs Hired crisp apple help* maker- a their f«n«l that th*> will a|*|i)v to the cabbage salad both dellcous and lloti'itsililr 1» ii ti ix I a * NtrtiMtrorri. disturb thi- mental equilibrium diffetent. If you ausr red apple* Count* Judge nf Nrmlnole County. there must be -um-thing abnormal. •' • •\ •r j .• leave impeded to add color lo the m E ve ry one knows that know­ A O. l!*5l, f!•r a|i|irnral «»f uur salad. If you perl thr apples add and for final *D . ts trer « L o »rtt ledge we rcciive of external con­ a i a«h of i sprit when • pi*e» • • • ditions m u d I- received through Is Cornell, ilm Kn twn <• It I. ten (hr salad with Ihr dres-diig. Lett Cornell, tl*,i»n rii s*ti thi* Jith «la> otu or more of the special *r*r*. A ll in te rp .Ita lia n - f what tha uf l>r **nt» »r. \ I'. l»k«' I’arsliips a ir a thrifty vegetable I Ot'KIIITI! I ........ .'.M l l-'rir-l sense ory.,7 ik up must m » u »:itT I, co fiK K t.t Jit that ran be turd to ndvantagr in I h* ntadi* in thr tiraln. If there ia Al l*«r,affix and Itln u to r fam ily nnnls. Boll b «n H i ' it* of the riLitP tsf Itssbrrt I. , an abtiiirntul rondKion in the brain drr, scrape away Ihr skins, Ihrn i ' • i .i i known .. If I. renter of that «prciai sense th»re Cornell, lift i-.’i nt dire and serve in a wt . • >•i S is very apt to hr a nervous ro n d l-i r tfim Murt*. lion. Thi* may br evident in an M M II I to Ut abnormal response to sounds or TM F*»l»«iiti: JOBFFIV |tuK. sight. Th e cause, as you are, does Want a new kind of relish for T n Who*# llr i> ls * M t r |* l lr n r t jl l*r f i'h ? Hire relery and marinatt in not lie in tin* tvm prr m> nt or lack llie ty . hiiontMitl, I o h .a Ereneh dressing or in a litr 1* mild Von ir. hetrtft required to anisear of self control of the person but Ja n u a o Ik IAJI in a sertaln tn physical nbnorm.ility. vinegar seasoned with ng ir, salt . dlY.ifi# !•**«'<itt « in thr (*tr« nil and m uitatd I Court ..f Nemlisotr ( ’oonty. flo rid « Tiny fibre* convey impulse* 1 In «*h*»nier». an abhrvMateil title of from oo< part of Ih - luain to an­ nbl. h rai l it. U M A lljn it li: F L Y N n f ir lln.d. Flstintiff \ m u * , other. Also, some of these fibre* T III'U D O If i: Jn. I I II I*e(end- enter t ti e spinal chord fiom ant whence (bey p*4* out *0 titurtl tO \ \ l i \ i . t i t i m> bans! and official th r rranial cavity If something eeal al Hanford. Florida 1 i> cot n r mi *tin: t o t a m i da** of I»#A*ernltef, I D a should happen to prevent these .11 IM if, H M IM H I! (III A l l . n I* lll ltNl ><»N. fibres from carrying thr proper a t %n o r » i on in %. Clerk. Clr* ult Court. impulse the brain !t» ur they IA H I D I H T I : Hrmlnule County. F* ir*. IN III: T i l l I ‘ ■vTa t i * n r supply map tx-vome abnormal in Ida n t A N K ir . N i u r r m i p m i : l i . it* foiM'-ion A , such 3? |la,w«.a.l I IHITAI.I i n %i.is \\ n o n i r n %t h i a i »: n a i thi* in-)* result from a slight disNolle# I r h#r#t>y alven that placement ■ ( ioms of tl I i Ur >fffe Af MHftJt *«nst iJ irlstisl \\ mi mu g the spinal column Ht*efir#r filed their final re|H*rl s»« exr* *it»»r" of thr ertatr ..f Frankie Chiropractor* arc ti m l to lo­ Btllpp Ml*ihrll. tlf* 9 i. nt, th»tl tlie> cate nud i i dj ut thi* CBiiae of have filed their |>rtlt| n f f final >ti ease *o natuie can n w rr n-adily «tIr« har it r. and that the* u III «|)td> make ih« necessary repairs. to 1 hr llt'iimaM* I i h i k I o tnmtrom County Judwr of 1'rtnltiolo County. Dr. R ing’s Chin-prat tle and Spi­ Fluitda, on th* lith da> *•! Januntv nal \ tny offtci i nr- located in Hntall de|io«lt 10 tno to |uf llkis foi tp|i| Sanford Atlantic Hank Itiiilding. final dt»eh*rge .»» t i n tll itf t f ttia Oil I. %A I Ml, I I. %. F it. . m i l ettate of Ft-stihlr Hhlitt* Mlt« hell. ndr. de« r.*»rd. on thi* I l da> «»f l^i'etnher, Ih O t iu o m ii: M Hill 1*1* II A ll LAN I > u s r i v c n i I*I f litof * of III** e I a t e of G rnde “ A” Ptankle Rhlpp Mitchell. de« eaa#d PifsIiMirirrd “ K ver since I can remember. I Legal N otice llom oK i'ni/t'd V I X vi I L K GREEN VALL EY DAIRY Phono H >J.\V When your cold gets Into your throat amt chest and couth develops, work fast. ( iromultion relieves quickly ha came it: I.Soothes raw sote thioat and chest mrmhianei. 2. loosens and helps ctpel |eimy phlegm. I. Vlildly relates systemic Irntkm 4. Aids nature flghl tha cauva of irri- tatioq. 4 lias stood tha tert of millions of uten. You must ha pleated nr rout diuiiist will refund your mooty. CREOMUL’SION Cm i H Cktti Colto. kf«(f Itwckfii S E E D P O T A T O i ES RE1) BLISS HUNT S TIJXEDG FEED STORE I'himr 5a A4v Mr T A Kimble and Mrs. W. II Millrr of Orlando. ___ - JAMES STEWART j [R O K E N ^ i Florida I'ashions Mfj?. (-«. has some Openings for women experienced in On Mam» Prok't tw- -Idtlfkl Newn Power Sewing Machine Operation. SATURDAY ONLY DnuMr K ra ltirf -'Ite tc iiin P ro cram Steady Employment, (tuaraiiiecd Mini­ tu m m m tu mum Wai^e plus Production bonuses (o L.-ARDY CLYDE -d=:- Dr. Henry McLaulin ■■ » - • - -------- - i i, , , i , a— rotm O plnm elrtst those whu can qualify. — Aid*- I’hona o wanted to be an actrei*," ahe aaid. "I mentioned It once when I was a girl and people laughed at me. So I never apokr of it again.” Marilyn i* determined to hr a dramatic *t*r, even :f she has to be "Mias Cheeaecakr” al pre­ sent. Tibet haa no rgllwaya, alrfir.d or motor rr.ada. Magnolia . LAST TIM 13 TONIGHT The fnrait product* In d iu trlri In the Hnlled Rlatea dlracllv *>t Indlractlv provide .1 m illion Jol»a 111 d 51 ( artnoil in Color Pitta ’D tapfraH ofs of Ih r Da Yea trek Wcsl"—No. II Yaw ton# Apply to MR. SANDIER SUN D A Y -MONDAY ★ 8 :0 0 A. Good! B u M M b f ii * H A dded: laile*l N rn » and to ptfrfKt you* CnrltNtn —Atltlerl Enterfainnesil— C a r l o o n — “ H ic h o t is r N o v e lt y — " V I I I h r p lt u n n y M ap o o l A U J W ' « '» Ev^ctel S horl S u b je ct to inune H A«Y *YP* °* H u n t" ★ _____ Pwfiwotinl Nepn K Cagnejr-ln-“The West Point Stbiy” K ‘T h t (M o o r Thftlrt Bn«tiff *” Shorn •t.1(Lr A:M P.M. ‘JJrt ( , i !- SttifofJ, Fte, CMterm muter I t free! Cnsnr In Yoar Car Bra n d Am You Arc MMo4r|n tinder (tic Stan*" ‘liter 8—ttey A Mmtday Jus. 14-lft ',L,‘f t » * j . *v *•’ f t - *■ . ,* * .' ~ - m H.to :W A. M. �V H E R A L D , BANTOUD, flie Sanford Herald Accidentia! Deaths [IF T IN G IT O U T O F THE M U D It o lt M t a M la IM a la lO M « » > satarSa* mm4 Sanaa* BY DEWITT MACKRNIZB AI* Foreign Affair* Analyit ml S a s l-re , D t r M a i n Maaaalla ****** __ R M t r t i aa x m l r i m w a rie r < M > W t ST. IBIS, a l Ik* t'aal a I lira a t B a a la rt. K larM a. a a t# r Ik* A r t WASHINGTON, J u . 6—<A>V_ The Social Security A dm inistration) •aid today many of tha 10,000,000 persona nrwly covered by Social Security don't have Social Security card* and are unture bow to set them. "Get your card at the nearest Social Security office.” the asency urged in a statement. "If there'i no Social Security office in your town, you can se t an application blank at your poat office, fill it out and mall It to the nearer! Social Security office "If you don't know the address you tan iret it at the poat office.” Social Security hat been extend­ ed for the ;ir«t time in 1961 to about -I.700.imio email butlneta men and other non-farm aclf.employe,! persons. 1,000,000 tetfularly em­ ployed domoetlc worker*, 660,000 regulai ly-eniployed farm laborera, and op an optional baili to thou»and* of employes of non-profit relisiou* and educational Institu­ tion* and to certain employe* o f \ itate and local governments not mveriai by existing plana. el c*eav***_*r Users a. IT . » u n i:« )i K t t la r r o l u x a m n o t in :a a Baals*** M aaaavr « I N « ( M i r t l O ^ IIA T K S H r I'a rrlrr • .11 TODAY'S BIBLE VERBB It takea aubllme rouraxe to go ahead when we know death a walla ue. We must be eleadfatl when we know what la risht to do. He stesdfastly set hi* fare to so to Jcrusslcm.—l-u. 9:61. Casual Huh In Korea Number 40 Thouaand The invetlication of Tampa crinsc condition: i: not endrd. th" Kefauver commitlre announce!. It will be continued either in Tampa or Wathington. »ay» Senator Kr- WASHINGTON. .Ian. f-G P )— Announced American raiualtie* in Kun-a rrachetl 40,176 today, an Incream- of 1.HS1 in a week. I hr totat, reported by the Dvfrnae Department, reprrsenta lhe*g number of notification! to next of kin through laat Friday, It include* 6,031 killed in acUon, 27.997 wounded and 0,148 m liiins in ar- Slightly more than 1,800 people voted in the lait city election out of a total registration of tome 3,000 cilixttu. But during llie regis­ tration period which ended Dec30 only 1.080 look the trouble to re-regiiter, and so if an election were held tomorrow, not many more than a thousand people would be permitted to vote. If the City Commission passed an ordinance denying the right lo votr to any­ one. there would lie a revolution. But the people deny themwlve* this right, and think nothing of it. Governor Dewey i« not latislieJ with the effort! which Pre*idcnt Truman i* making lo defend New York againit atomic bomb attack. |n d calli -for all-out mobilization on i stale-wide liaiit. ft would be ptereiting if in this hour of |ieril, f i r to an incompetent and mori­ bund national administration. itate* fight* should of necessity reassert themselves, and New York. Massjghusetl*, Pennsylvania, should a# tkyr of yore organize their • n . army and navy for their own defense, even as they did in Ihr days of the American Revolution. Congratulations to Fred Dyson upon his election as mayor of San­ ford. He has had considerable experience on local governing bod­ ice and should make a fine mayor. Andrew Carraway who declined another term was tint elected to the Commission in January, 1947, anJ was first elected mayor early in 1949, He was elected to this office for a second term in January a year ago. During his two years in this office Mayor Carraway has been the sparkplug of many pro­ gressive measures which have been taken by the city looking towiid a bigger and better Sanford. A cartoon in the Times-Union shows J o t Stalin reading an Ameri- caa newspaper ”92 t , parent of Amsi & 'BigB%. pocks, cash xvingi, n i l 'aristas. TV sets or radios, and k automobiles,” and his comment |~ fa "Capitalist slaves”. Well, that ip is iutl whal all llie Double is about. Nothing in the world so amuses enmity and downright hatred, as jealousy. The people of tha United States arc so much bet­ tor clothed aad fed, so much bet£ .tor off in every respect than the paoole of any other country in the world, especially the Communist countries that thsy just hate the ' ground we walk on- Ptrhaps the only Way to satisfy them is lo Le­ iktr Sam Rayburn warns ad Congrats that the United "cannot wrap two oceans k it aad stay- secure and iML .I would seem to us, fljbfp pashfcm upon which U y tw * W * alt Us polite* atenes*. is Oot qualified to no mom than we. Recent S o c i a l Security Smoke Shrouded Lend-LeaseTalks W ith Russia To BeResumed darkness while base began to rnUt the star-studded sky. The lUines and smoke belched out from among tho ridges and mauntains partially ringii ic capital i a bleat like tongues of fire furnace. Other fires das _ They were Identified by Trimble a* the burning hulks uf Inchon, A sm s City, a former United WASHINGTON, Jan. 6—tA t— Rusaia has agreed to resume ne­ gotiations Jan . 16 for settlem ent of the t i l billion Soviet ac­ count for lend-leax the United 8talea supplied her In World War If* The State Department told of the new meeting today. I t said the conference was arranged a f ­ ter the U. S. began prexltig last June 16 for a resumption o f talks Previous negotiations were brok- Mo- wounded figure Include* 716 who d i d of wound*. The m ixing Include* 14 known dead, making total death* 6.761. Of those reported mixing aince the l-rginning of tha Korean war, 72U have aince returned to U. 8. rontrul, IU7 arc known priaonen %' of war. 14 have died, leaving 6,307 en off mure than two year* air<j. rorrently in the m ixing category. In the meantime Russia has Tibet's only communication* returned one ice breaker and 27 frigate* out of a total of 6*5 with the outside world a n n few nasal vessel* and 96 merchant state-owned wireless sets and a craft which were turned over by tingle telephone lint to northern the U. S. a* part of the Allied India. war effort. Thxe ship* • ere Americans owned an average of only a part of the lend-lrate ex­ about 16,000 worth of life Insur­ tended by the U. S. to Huxia ance per family at the end of 1949 aa an all". Ambassador Aexsndcr S. I’apAmericans thought a record 923.6 vuthkln will head the Soviet dr- hllltnii worth of life insurance In legation in the negotiation*, whirl 1919. will lie held In Washington. The head of the U. 8. delegation hr* The era 80,000,000 years ago I* not hern named. railed the Cretaceous age. Red’s Reward Time News-Magailn# Into Tantpa, Fla., Inst weak swept Kefauver com­ * - the —- *Senate's — i K tfa u v tr com* mlttee mittee ion........ Interstate crime. The committee waa to take was not there thens'"to Tampa ■ wlnfer aun; It waa In Florida to Investigate reports that Tampa was the center of a crime syndicate that ran a dope-smug­ gling ring and a lottery with a taka of 920 million n year. For the Tampa Tribune (dre. 101,061), the committee's arrival wax a fin# acknowledgment of the paper's •JjM J-mt^old crusade against Florida erime. In the course of It* campaign, tha Tribune hud toppled /o u r /tab s officials from office, helped bring some 60 ib lm to m art, and with the Kelp of otha Florida papers, all but stopped slot machine gambling In the state. Last week, with help from the Tribune, the committee put on the record some farts that the T ri­ bune had long wanted to print but dared not, because of the danger of a libel suit. One witness testified that Sheriff Hugh Cutbreath of Hillsborough County (which Includes Tampa) had rereived campaign contributions from une of the city's moat no­ torious underworld hoodlums. In It* coverage of the hearings (30 columns the first day), the Tribun* pulled no punches, despite tha fact that Sheriff Culbreath'a can had been married to the daughter of Tribune Publisher J. C. Council only a few days before. ..Cam paign Funds. 8parkplug of the Tribune's anticrime campaign j* redheaded Managing Editor Nawton started hit erutade V. M. (for Virgil Miller) Newton, <«,.• Tribune s u ffe r for 91 years, fn 1947, when almost all of Tans|w s municipal offices w a n Uken over by a slate of candidates supPfrieo by Tampa's undent orM. Newton sent out a squad af Ms staffers to find out how the elec­ tion had boon swung. Lad by Reporter Jeck Murray, a wellgroomer. Nova Beotiabora Scot who looks more Ilk# s Wall Street banker than a rnisadlna newsman, the Tribune's men put together s se rin of 16 stories exposing Tam­ pa's gambling and erime syndicate. The Tribune found that the syndi­ cate had poured 9100,000 Into tha •lection. When one of Tampa's tap hood­ lums wna V.illed by five slugs from a SS-eal. gun, reporter* Jock Mur­ ray and Paul Wilder persuaded his angry relatives to tell all thsy know. Result: a new scries of •Urisa telling how the syndicate worked, who ran It, and how pay­ offs ware made to unnamed local Fine Samples For Our Viaitora Orlande l ent tael P3-0RIDIANS—and our visit­ ors—could eat our way to greater all have on# thing In prosperity, and wo w tuldat thayaU have to ant. Kayo to be gluttons to do It, either. That's the gist of a plea that o « r f t i S « Adv. Mgr. Ess-- Don Butto of tho Mr, Butts exclaims, ed so brightly It dearly lighted the thoroughfare hut made tho Korean Communists moving southward. Trimble flew north, hia bomb bay flilad with 900,000,000 candlepower flash bomba to photograph any thing that a t a M m s t r ene­ my movements. Trimble, SUtum and Kudnakl peered through the. Inky blacknese. , Suddenly SUtum said, “there’s is • light down there.” Trimble Spotted It before It was extlagulshrd. We circled slowly while SUtum marked the spot, Tho Then Managing Editor Newton broadened hi* ernzada to tho rest of the state. Slot Spots. In Jacksonville, Jock Murray thumbed through 6,000 federal license records and un­ covered 697 illegal slot machine* in Florida.* The Tribune printed the names of the owners. Other lda papers (notably Miami's i)d and News), which had conducted eff A on campaigns nst crimp, took Inspiration Worn the Tribune apd stepped up their crusades. Under pressure. Governor Lansing W a m n Bred two sheriffs and two constable# and wanted Florida's police to •rack down on gambling. The Tribune does not plan to 'provided seso np In IU crusade until It g smoothly s« Trimble swung baek on the course. About 80 milsp from Wonsan, on the east coast, fires in tho ridges behind tbe port city glowad dully. In n few seconds Trier.hie turned westward to (toy within hia sons of operation*. Wo ware 23 miles from the Nerth Korean capital of Pyong­ yang when Trimble beaded southward to resume hia hunt for tha enemy. On the radio the piles of another plane operating ffw srsis All It would taka to so| ’ their merchandise or on this at-our-door ate nortunity, Mr. Butto polnl on menus. on tho duty of a newspaper. Bald hot T oday's scoop to la tomor­ row's aahean, but a job dona M m..L1U katsaMoaal llwna Inna M The National Geographic So­ ciety says ihe heat estimate of TlpopttlAfciftti Is In tho flags* >Print a n ...a n f t fcevth-pattorn prist In t o Knott 100 deafer rwyo Colon* Navy, Blod, Groan, Mans I4H to J0H. �I*AGE FIVE T ire b a n fo w o h e r a l d . s a n f o r d . F l o r id a The Lam plighter PersonalActivities A nd Social Calendar Mr. uiid .Mrs. Lmmanucl Willtorn Rogers are shown at the recptluli iimti, dislcly following their wedding which took place Dec. at tiie Christian and Mirslnnarv Alliance Church. Mrs. H u g e r* * the foiim r Mi>* Mary Kliralu-th Touchton. IV. Mrs. R. T. Thoms* in, in the Phebean Class Symphony Concert Scheduled Tonight Mrs. Howard Harris has as her **" The Central Florida Symphony °d‘ : Orchestra, under the din-ixion guest,i her sister, Mrs. Mamie ,nK of Yve* Chardon, will prevent Maddox, of Tallahassee. its first concert at 8:30 P. M. Charles Walker of Tallahassee ish ’ nt the Oilnndu Municipal Audiis the guest of his parents, Mr. red turium. i The gals performance, ex- and Mrs. K. K. Walker, for a few lK-K IWCtcd to lie one of the most weeks. ■ts, brilliant rullum l and social and Mr*. Gerald Leasing affairs of the season, will open areMr.expected to return tonight f ' with the Kuryanthe O terture, from a short wedding trip to New cw von Major work to Orleans. lie performed Is lleethovcn'i Fifth Symphony. The orchestra j will slsu perform Waller Piston’s! Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Graham hav* Concerto for Orchestra and Ca- I as their guests, Mrs. Graham's nn prirm Kspagnol, by tyimakv-Kor- brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Lgavflt of Houston. Tex. 'to j **.*“,v' . 1 i A f t r e f r r o e x \ i Clearwater If "Mrs. Ccnig Prcrtides v leftM TwaMggy mbraidg a fte r *r*ndbig a few <ftf» With Mr. and Mrs. Over eastern Star tere will be a meeHng of all B. K. Whltner, Jr. Seminole Chapter No. '£, 0 . K. S Aubrey L. Whitten, seaman, t’a Club Building at 8:00 P.M. held its first meeting of the new UBN. flflH Kim Avenue, Is now The Wesleyan Servlet? Guild of V'-ar on Thursday evening at the servingof aboard the attack trans­ ie First Methodist Church will Masonic Hall. Mrs. S. P. Iging, port USS Henrico. eet at 8:00 P.M. at the home newly elected Worthy Matron, ' Mrs. Prank MacN'eill, K2M Park presled. She was assisted by J. I*, Miss Jane Whltner left this vtnue. t | lloltti law, Win thy I*atron. week for South Hadley, Mass., 8t. Ann a Chapter of the V, o - : standing committees for ths en- when? ahe attend* Mt. Holyoke f " ■x.A!2.,!,£ r of suing year were sp|M)inted by Col leg*. *»«*• " r * p**' *» : Mj*. Long. and a new officer. * Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker, wa* formMr*. J. P. Hawkins will return • Klrr^boff, 181? East Second a ||y ^ u R c d . ,\|r*. |^>t-ir announc- today to her home In Moekvllle, “J*1* u , cd that her theme for this year N. C. She has been the holiday The Sunday School Worker* w,,u)(| * U fu lly and U ve". The guest of her altler, Mr*. II. W. tuncll of the Find Baptist nrx, nieeting will lie obligation Rucker. Iturch will be held In tho WMnetal i'llneal intial I)t*lift •exre sit ' * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Park, Jr., have returned to Atlanta, Ga.. a f­ Civil Air Patrol ter spending the Christmas holi­ Meets In Orlando day* with their parents. Sir. Park I* a student at Emory University. Twelve mendier* of Ui* Sanford Tommy Stringer returned TutsSquadron, Civil Air Patrol, a t­ tended a joint meeting with tho day night to Gainesville whero he !*ke Squadron nnd Central PtoiJda altends the University of Florida Squadron in Orlando. Wednesday. after spending the holidays with The meeting was held In order hi* mother, Mr*. I. T. Stringer. to make final plans for “Sarrap", Mr. and Mr*. Walter II. Bach (Sea Air Rescue, C.A.P.I to be conducted l,y the Air Force, Jan. of Flushing, N. Y. arrived Monday 18*13-14 with the Orlando Air- to spend a few week* with their T im n iM rt as the rentro! operation* *00 and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Barn. The Junior High '8ehool P.T.A. se. t moot at the Junior High School The misalone will l* conducted Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Futrell and 8:80 P.M. There will he a board under ortual renditions in every meeting at 8:48. rrspert. "Casualties" will he placed Miss Barbara I’rarce have return­ The Pilot Club will hold Its in remote areas and it will be up ed fro-n Kev West where they dinner meeting at the Yacht Club to the C.A.P. to locate the "survi­ spent the holidays with Mr*. Fur t 8:80 P.M.~ vor*," direct ground crew and trell'i* parer 1 xml relatives. The Woman's HIM* Class of the admlr.isttr, "first aid.” First Baptist Church will hav* II* Mr. and Mrs. IL IL Lamb of It U expecteef that there will be eua* party at the Church an­ more than 100 planes ami 400 per­ Colutr.lms, Ga., »*e spending a nex nt 8:00 P.M. Hostesses will sonnel from all over the state par­ short tint* in Sanford with friend*. be Mr*. Voile William*. Mr*. J . T. ticipating. Th« work of the C.A.P. Formrr re*ldent* of Sanford, Mr Newby. Mr*. B. C. Moore, and Mra. is done on a voluntary basis, and Ijimb is non stationed at Fort D ll* Wilson. members must take time off from Henning, Ga. The Y. W. A.'e nf the First business to take part in the pro­ iptlat Church will meet a t the gram. Mis* Peggy Prater returned me of Mr*. F. L» Pampier, 1217 Oik Avenue nt 8:M P. 9f_ T V Chapel Choir of the Plr*l Baptlat Church will hold rehearm l nt 8:45 P. M. The Ruth Sneerir g G. A.’* will meet a t tK# First Baptist Church Thanks to the generosity nf a friend of ouis, *«■ w rle sole lu attrnd in Orlando vYedtetilay evening one of the finest con­ certs w c'vr hraid in a long Inn*. Tenor Urian Sullivan and so­ prano Frances Hirer delighted i large grout) of Central I londians as they interpreted selections from both light and grand opera. Sullivan is a superior tenor and certainly ranks among the linrst singers in America today. He Is a linishrtl artist In every respect, and whatever selection l.e turns his great talent to receives superb treatm ent. Ills voice is vert powerful and all of the ixactlkUUsi or tenor singing are met more than adequately. There w asut a single instance where one could suy, "Oops, he slipped mere.' Itrian Sullivan Is an American artist. Of the two performers, Frances (ireer was definitely less In­ spiring. She is g»«d, to lie sure, hut seems to lack the finishing touch that makes Sullivan so out­ standing. Her high notes for the most part were good, but the teemed to fall short on Puccini's “Un Hr| Di Vedremo", and the final notes were screeched inure than sung. She did her best In the lighter renditions: "Softly As In » Mornng Sunrise" and "Sum­ mertime". Mitt lireer is very attractive and her stage presence is commendable. The duets were excellent. “0 fioave Fanclualla”, the great love lu e t fium Putrim's “l-a Hoheme" teemed to us outstanding. It was acted out well too. The duet from Carmen, "Parle-Moi lie mu Mere" was also very nicely done. Orlando will have to go far to prrsent better aitists than those who pet formed Wednesday even­ ing. Brian Sullivan, w< believe, will attain as great heights as has any American tenor In recent years. • AT TIIK MOVIR8 This weekend finds the quality of the movies high. Two pictures are playing which are well worth seeing. "K ing Solomon's Mines" Is excellent. It is a movie that the entire family will enjoy. Lovely Deborah Kerr, Stewart Granger and Hichard Carlson am) a cast of many more make "King Solo­ mon's Mines" a must for every theater-goer. Filmed In Kquatorial Africa, the scenes arc authentic. The wild animal shots are great. A touch of realism Is very apparent. Technicolor enhances the beauti­ ful tropical scenery. “ King Solo­ mon's Mines” will be a memorable picture. See It, Also showing locally la "Pretty Baby", starring Kdmund Gwenn, Dennis Morgan and lletsy Drake. Kdmund Gwenn steals the show. The terrible predicaments that come aliout because of a girl’s meant of getting a seat on tho subway are very funny. We liked •nl» one, and for an evening of light entertainment, see "I’rrtte llahy"—you'll like IL Monday from her home in South Carolina. She was acronipanir.l Irnek by her parents, Rrv. am! Mrs. W. K. Frasrr, who stayed with her a few days. Di. and Mrs. W. II. Crosby left thl« morning for their home In Jamestown. N. Y.. after spending the past month with Dr. Crosby's »i*t*r ami her husband, Mr. nml Mra. C. C. Welsh. I'holo l<) lod Hwalm Among immy young peopli' sttending tho Interfrntermty Hull il the Msylnn Inn during the Christmas holidii) wa* this gioup •«’ft to right, Doyle McWhorter. Carolyn Patrick. Jimmie l.udwlg. Seminole Hi By BKVF.RLY GRAY Seems like gettin’ hurl; into tlie groove nf studying was n hutd job for a lot of us! Kvrn affect el our haskeltiall game last Tuesday evening in Drlaindl The scoreboard chalked up two losses fur us. There's always another time any how! The lo«s of one of the star players meant a lot lo us. Jimmy Smith who's been vaca­ tioning a little while, but, we're glad to hear from his gal friend he will lx* all right soon! There was a ptnctice game In Leesburg Wednesday; nrilher school was ex­ cused lo watch. Here's hopin' our next game will I* a Idg victory. The team has certainly lieetr work­ ing hard enough! Something completely different In the wav of ideas for our down stairs hullcliii hoard was tho super thought of having joke* cover the entire troard! An extra rule brain storm tlust livrits up the ball) Here's Ijrk lo the group <>f gutami guys Dial left for the Tumpu Clinic Thursday afternoon front the S. II. S. A-squad glee club! We re sure hopin' they will sing extra special for us! This Is-i't the annual trip Ihst the Glee Club takes If they sing well enough In Orlando. We know they'll make Us real proud of 'em! An extra cult) one told up at S. II. S not too long a g o was this: During World War II, a U. 8. plane was flying over neutiol Switzerland and u Swis- antlrraft lattery contncte I It by radio. 'Look out!' the Swiss operator cautioned ho crew 'You are fly­ ing over Switzerland!' The American pilot teplied that he knew it and kept on going! The Swis* tiled again 'We shall have t o s h o o t unless you linn • liettc Wolfrr. ig: Did you know Wil- cow on tlx n d Taft was the only That's nl whole wife grazed a next week! tack!* Nu answer ftoni the American pilot— nor did he turn hack- so the Swiss gunnels opened fire. Irnmcdistelv the American pilot contacted the Swi** operator. 'Your shots ate •*»' low,’ he re­ ported. To which the Swiss replied briefly, ‘Wo know.’ The Ideal couple of the week this time seem- l<> lie mine other thou Buddy lloollian and Pat CsssuUI That ws* a lug sui prise tu mo*t of iut, hut they look awful­ ly sweet together! So keep oil sportin' that ring. Pat.I For a lilt of history liefiire l ues. ECHOLS BRimiNf SPECIAL HKRVIl'P. Young people from the Cluistlun Fellowship Sch<H)| in Pleasantvillc. N. J .. will present « special set vice Sundav night at 7:110 o'clock nt the Free Methodist Church. There will lie special singing nnd a message front one of the group The public I* Invited to attend Plume 12.T2 I d 's G o T o W o rk HOMEMAKERS G r 6 flJ ^ W K D N B H n A Y iT h» Prayer M-etlm- Service al the F irst Baptist Church will it tonight at 7t80 P M. *n the ■erial Educational Building, mUh rehearsal a t F irst MirthoI Church a t *<30 P. M. All singare urged ta attend. Ike Douglas Jolw Jrtnlot Mn>. rhood of U.e Fsn t HantUt mrh will meet tonight a t 7:30 ha Baafbtd Home iWmonetm1 Club will meet at the Tourist iter at 8:80 P.M . DANCE CLASSES NOW F O R M I N G SPRING DRESSES R egardless ol your build, we hove o matched tel ol Dickie t work shirts and pants to hi you. Dickie’s, cut on graduated pat­ terns, n.ean that f il-Perlecled comfort and looks are yours with long-wearing economy, loo. Fully Sanforized • 8 .2 oz for BEGINNERS IN i t I .A Y -A W A Y w h s it EASY SHIRTS FASTS 83.49 with EIPPF.it rA N -G H K Y II 19 GRKKN I . Im ? I k * H U N T ! e BALLET Dancing ia fun. . . and healthful, too. L O W P R IC E Prevlewa ... al u price! They’re the cream of our new Spring crop .. tagged al a xpcclnl low! Ko ninny good prints, mi man) amarl ntylcN, mo many becoming colon, t h a t you’re ra re lo flml youn* ..hurry! Misses’ And Half Sizes iGi'kint maki* you look ln-tlor on Hie job . . . they‘fH better, wear Ih-Hst. For the man who want* the bt'ft, you’ll proudly wear them . . we proudly nell them excluaively in Sunford. S WEAR > �a HERALD, SAOTteP, FLORIDA m May Be Brilliant Braves Defeat D etroit hern Colleges Would Strip Senior B o w l Tib G atka Will F ig h t TV Sports Deals I All-American n r n n i u u i K iW To Stretch Streak To 14 Victories Athletic Association Of Pow er ShapeslIpAsHigh Ike Williams In Are Investigated COLUMBUS. 0 „ Jin . 6—</V. Vie Jnnowiri, Ohio Overweight B out By T rust Experts Versatile State University's All-America (ED ITORS NOTE: T his Is Ihr th ird In s merles of stories halfback, tnay not i»e allow*.! to Scoring C o n te s t By JACK BAND By JACK ADAMS prsditrm* la be tackled by Ike N ational Collegiate Athletic NEW YORK. J*n. 5 f/P)--Remember tha old gag about never re-enter school for the winter Association at Its meeting In Dallas, Jan . 11-11). By W ll.l. GRIMSLP.V NEW YORK. J*n. 5 (/Pj Tlir rsnily code woo’l produce toe hit li|h t among ti e nation’i college allilrtir leaden al Dallai nest week ll merely will icrcr *i a tpringho.ird lor the real halllr an alleinpi tr rul ihr N C A A down si a stir k-wirldmg |iolice agency. A ilrong Siulliern si eonvar'ion determined to the National Cullegiate Association to It* old <|i job of making schedule meeting Is Jan. 11-13. The South wrid Conference anflounced ye-'rrd av plans to try to five the enfotrrm ent duties loir* to Uie Individual memlirni, nr conferences. Ihe Kmilhern Confe.tpee already had cul.mi'ted a similar resolution The Southeast l i e Is ie|Hiited right with them i$3,000 Open Will tic ’Ihr Dixie boys will f nd a real Held Friday. Sat­ scrap on Ibeir band* from the pro sanity rode contingent, which urday And Sunday sets its backbone from the powerfu> Big Ten and I'arifir Coast Conferences. Tlirs* rhampions nf a sterner rode plan not only to fighl for any reduction In thr NCAA’s po moMston r.ahiisiMi. known urn VC|,slly at lltr nun I i|*e< (at ulsf • hevf |rowers Ihrough Irgiilatinn. 1*1*posed r-in«ttlutinn*| change1 feminine stli'rle m lu-imy has sc wntild m ale It po-sUie lo auspcml eeplfd an invilsliun lo comjwle m sliming member* with a majority ■be SJOOO Ponte Vedts Club Wo vole liiilrad of Hie now required two-third*. Othec revlslnnn would men s Open Goll Tournament, 5-1glty the nationai hodv freer ns* le»l* ie;i tthtduled Jan. 5 6 7. nf th r whip. Voted thr -noil nutitanchng wo­ The NCAA's constitutional com- man athlrlr nl the part 50 year* pilsner rommiltee ha* announced it wiil ask the convention to *u»- tn fhr A w k m Io I Press mid-cennd sis institutions whirh have lutv poll, the long-clouting R«h* rn found "nol in compliante~ ranks as Ihe laronle to |jfce down with tha rode. ihe larger |«>ttu>n of the pune in None of the Indllutlon* was this lirsl annual event. identified, It I* presumed snnii' arf among the seven hauled cm She join* Min Pally Berg, ihe th* carpet a year ago in tlm fiery Minneapolis, Minn., redhead, who suspension effort that failed. The seven were ihe Citadel, previously announced her intern Boston College, Maryland, Villa- lions of competing here. m m . Virginia. Virginia Milltarv Indication, of what follower* of •lid Virginia Polytechnic. feminine golf ran expect at Ponte Of these, the Clladrl quit tha vedra Club during ihe tournament l**|Pped up yesterday morning when .Miss Belly Jameson of San Antonio. T rias, shot a two-underpar on the front nine hole* of Ihr course in a practice round. Playing with Miss Peggy Kira Fideliav, Ohio, the .17 on the difficult first nine was achieved despite a strong wind. Women', par la .10-37-76 over the 6JW6yard seaside course. ’ NIs* Kirk, who will compete In her first professional tournament at Ponte Verda, la definitely on het game, the Findlay, Ohio, aharpahooter scoring an eagle *n eagle three on Ihe tenth hol*. t* la n 4nn.yard«r. Kh# reached it wllh a drive and fnwr wood and Ion, The Hi ■astarn sank her null. Hiertt Con fete would ’ fHher pfos already dtt haitdj'irrnrdlng to an announcement made lie for something •Imllar. Inr Belle Jf. Htrntper, the elub't assistant publlrlty director, Inclode Paltv Berg nf Minneapolis, Mlnn.i Mstllvtin Smith nf Wlehila. Kan»*•: and Shlrlry Spork n f Dclrtlt, Mich., who I* Instructed at. How ling Green Slate University In llowllnr Gteen. Ohio. Two am*, teurs, Mis* Helen Hampton nf Chattanooga, Term., and Miss Henry Austin and Jim Robin- Jeanne Coagrave nf Southern •on ra p lu llte d on tlirir blalslng Pines, North Carolina, are also F r r r s lo defeat Teddy Itericha (tore. M d Norman Copeland. In other nr The appearance of Mlaa Jam*iMnter Rollins m arh Eddie CopeM , 6-1 in the doubles m atrh guarantee a n all-star cast fo. Ihe m a tenuis exhlblllun played nl 61-hole, $.1,000 Women's Open Ah« Mayfair Inn rourt* last Innrnamenl. as Mrs Kindred night. (Baliet /aliaris*. l.nnise Sugg* Tlolel pro Teddy Rrrirhn easily and Alice and Marlene Batter hare outrlassrd young hut promising entered. Norman Copeland of Rollins Cob Thrv lank In Ihe first (en Wo­ lege 6-2 In the first tingles m atrh men's Professional Golf Associa­ qf the evanlng. tion plav of 1060. i Rerlrha. a master nf every Th* Hauer tM tr* will *r»l*» a» •hot In th* book, was p iitlnilarly ihe rltih immtdtataly Itefora Ihe ♦ n a tiv e with n tsntaliilng drop nlacemmi. Ha revealed a severe to t accurate service wllh which M oftap. caught hla youpger and P * ,-*>peri*Hred opponent off Curtis, Sherrod And Dottley Will Play On Southern Squad Babe Zaharias To Compete In Ponte JVedra T o u r n e y K Austin, Robinson Win fn Mayfair Inn Tennis Kxhibitiun Baltncs. •^Cepaland, a small player along lh* linas of Bitsay Grant, ta a n r y promising player, but was Mttable to enpa with th* superior experience and tennis knowledge of Rerlrha, who ha* been rank- Inn, Rrricha said. GREYHOUND NEW YORK, Jan. 6 -U P > Joae GaUca, burning with ambi­ tion to become South America’s first world boslng champion, takes a Mg rtf? In th a t direr lion tonight. Oatica right* lightweight king Iks William* of Trenton, N. J., in an over-tha-weight 10-rounder l i Madison Square Garden. If he wins or come* close he may get a shot at the crown nest summer. The thick-chested little fellow from Ran Lula, Argentina, la a 9 to 6 u . d o g against 27-yearold Williams. In bio only u . 8. appearance Dec. I he knocked nut Terry Young In four rounds If what he showed List night, he rates a chance to score nn upset. G alka is 25. Williams hat not defended his crown since Dec. 6, 1940. As he weighed well over 140 in m u l of his latest fights, there is some doubt a* to his ability In niak* tba weight and still hr strong. Ifr won't have to make II tonight for it* a 140-pound contract, give or lake a pound. They are enthusiastic atmut Gatira and hla swarming attaek in South America, where he won all but qoe of Ml pro start*. They naver ha«# had a wrold rhanfplon down there although they came close with Luis Plrptf • against Jack haul running kyl< Rot*, star of the Easl-Weil game, and Oils* hnnu’s | town bouse, I/eon Health, will do a lot of hall carrying lot the favored north. To 'Counter this running attarki ibe South has some right fair ta ­ lent of Ita own in Mississippi's John Dottley LSD's Ken Kona, and Georgia* Billy Mixon. Owen hat tried his back* in both the T ami A formations with Just enough passing thrown In lo make thing* confuting. McMillan la sticking to Ihe straight T he uaed with the Detroit Uon*. The Norhfci passing chores luv# been divided among Rote, Oklaboma'a Claud* Arnold, Nebraska's Fran Nagle and Wyoming'* IC*Idie Talbnom. Alabama's ICd Salata and Butrh Avlnger and TulanA's Joe Ernst have done moat of tha lotting for tba Kouth. The llnaa stack up about evea, with maylte Kentucky’s big AllAmerica tackle, Bob Gain, giving the Kouth a alight edge. With tha pro player draft our.iIng up this month. Just about all the professional fontlall loam* wlU tie t rpresented In Um stand*. All 64 co Ileg* senior* who p a rti, dual# will got a sham of gt»# r«* rclpfct. •lit* Wtnnlno Worn got* #0 permn) of U w lM jm ? nra1/ i IVoBabl* starting linaupt dickoff 1(10 F. M. CSTJ. • 1 North Foa. Wilkinson, UCLA LE Jackson. Texas LT Kadlec, Mlssonrl • LG klotire, Oklahoma C Auffarth. Wake Forest RG Donau, l'rltic*t<m RT Prnctot, Texas RE Arnold, Oklahoma QR Rote. IMU LH Champion, KM1I RH Heath, Oklahoma FB d ^ lll P -i-r r y f^ b e *?*T u. Kid Chocolate aad Puerto Biro its Bis to Escobar but no champ* from South America. Because Gatira baa had llttl* chenre to show what he haa, there will bo a small crowd a t the Garden. Many will follow the lout on radio and televialon. The main event itarte at I0:CH) l* M. Gatira comes here with full blessing, of General Ju an Peron, Preablent of Argentina, and Is attached to tha consulate staff during hi* stay. In effect he Is a sports ambassador from tha Argentine. The Inspector general nf the National Council o f Phyalcal Education, U . Col. Delfor B. Panton, made a special trip to see tha flghL WASHINGTON. Jan. 5—</P>The Justice Department's anti­ trust e*parts are taking another sharp lock at radio and teleMth-fl broadcasting rules maintalnet by pro baseball and pro football. What action will we taken re­ mains to be determined. However, the present outlook points to some form nf negotiation to bring • bout some c h a n g e s in eurrrnl pra> tires before the nest dia­ mond and gridiron seasons. Officially the Department says nothing, hu: it i» known th at the Investigation into handling • f game brodcasta whirh was pul on the shelf late In 1919 has lieen takrn down and dusted off for active staff work again. The problems involved are far ftom simple: At the lim ri of broadcasting and televising of sports events hurt or help a t­ tendance. The Jiuttre Department has hsd complaints that toe murh bio«*|raating of games lias cut sharply into gate receipts. Koine baseball officials contend that elaborate rehroadratt* and TV vrrsions of major Irague games in minor Itagae cities are kill­ ing off the game at It* gras* rnote • fin the other hand, thr Depart­ ment has had complaint* that broadcasting Is frequently ham strung by r|uh-own*r strictures and high fees for brnadrasi fight-. The Department twn year* ago made a lengthy investigation in to baseball broadcasting regulations, atn n l principally at the major league rule rfiiuiring each major Icagtm club to Iran its home-game hioadcaata or telecast* from any station within 60 miles nf the ball park of anothrr rlub -major or minor—unless the latter con­ sented to the broadcast. Before any action was taken, the top men In baseball worked out an elaborate revision' of thr lules. The Justice Department suspended its Inquiry to see how things worked out. Now the lid I* off the rase again. trrm W au>e of failing grades, It was r*|K»rtr»l today. University officials dccllrrd to confirm a report by the Ohio State ournal that the 20-ycar-old si nior from Klyria. (>., had l.e«n dismissed from school. Janowirs, with another year of foolh.tll eligibility, >alil he did not know wheth-r he was “in »r out" of school He told a news­ man that he ei|M-etr- so talk to University officials sl.-nl hi* •landing today. T*'- .loiirn.il said last iilgbi It Irarned Janowirs had l>ren illsn ilo e l lierause he failed to meet certain scholastic slandnrds. Such failure means dismls.al for at Hank Mailer HolrisOul On Yankee Contract NEW YORK. Jsi>. 5~u*. Ilitnk Itsner, outfielder for the world rhanipion. New Ynrt Yankees, Is a hnldout. Fnlly recovered from an njier gallon nn his right ankle Bauer ctslt#*,t Ibe Yankees offices V*Sferday, but declined lo sign a contract rrpnrtrilly rallloi- f i $10,000, an Incrra-.e over the |7Ji0n be got last season. "I am not satisfied with th* contract they offeied.” flamy de elated. “ I lold Mr. Weiss DJeorg* Wrii t, Yank*' gem ral manager l not tn wraste a three cenl stamp mailing m* the same c»ntr~et slne« | would return It." Meantimes, Ihe New York Giants announced the signing nf First Baseman Monte Irvin at undisclosed terms and the Brook­ lyn Ihalgrr* announced lh« ap­ pointment of Kniirrt Hampton Blley, nf Kanta Barbara. I altf. as western mpervlsnr of the Dodgers' minor league rlulw. Venn State unbeaten for Rratil occupies about half of 1932 to 1941, South America. of AS game* torrer tram s were nine seavins from rolling up a record without a defeat. betting agsinil Notre Dame. Joe Louts or the New York Yankees? It'i beginning In look as though ihe Rradley University basketball team has replaced Notre Dame and Louis. Ilie Peon* (III.) Rr»vrs ran these season’s undefeated skein to 14 games without defaat laat t of 51 game* in Ihe last three years. This one prr —nted no easy task for Iliad! /. For on* thine, the Detroiter* notch'd a 07-51 tri I’mph over the Braves last year. The home force* started out as though they had full Intentions of putting on a repeat performance, grabbing a .'I7-.II lead at the half. Gene Melchinrrr, as usual, was Ihe big gun in the Bradley a t ­ tack with 24 points. Only one othrr of the top ten t teams in the country, got into action, and that was Long Island Univrrsity, No. 4. The Black­ birds hung a 69-b5 defeat on Bowling Green at New York's Madi*on Septate Garden l>. the second half of a doc.M- i,*iv*e» New York University best North Carolina In the o|>en*r. rtti-Hi. LIU had what looked Ilk* a rotiuurlati.e maigin, *>J 44. witu eight minutes to gn. But Bowling Green scored IS straight points to ru t tin !!!::l:V*?d m»n»ln to nix markers, iHell then icrept up to 63i r j j i ui f'"* n<t|e «nd a half to go. The Blackbirds managed to hold nut, though, end ru" their un­ defeated tiring tn nine. Arti»n waa light around most of the country, hul another of the unbeaten* bll the dust, when Ib-l’sul, with a desperate end-ofthe-llne rally, nlpned the Univer­ sity of O nrinnati, £.1 52. fiepsul did it the hard way. Leading ,10-2-1 at halftime, the Chicagoan* fell behind, 40-46. In the second halt. They whittled at the deficit until, trailing •* (•olnt with ■econo* to gn Bat Govedarcia looped In a two-pointcr for th r game. Cincinnati, which played with(• ?t-nnl-».!-gam e star, Larry Imbtirgia, had won six stral*ht. In Cleveland, I^Salle pucehed out an 66-67 victory over Bald- ' Sam Snead In Favored In Lon AngeleN Open LtiS ANGELES. Jan. 6 - O P ) The |*>* Angrle* Open starts to ­ day, and most of the expert* a n A r»idy In hand the 115,000 s t iv e * anniversary event to ietnm y Snead. Snead won more than $.17,000 in prise money last year. That was about $10,000 better than the second man, Jim Ferriar of San Francisco, and $16,000 up on Lloyd Mangrum Mangrum and F etrier together with fashion p’.ate Jimmy Deinaret, are expected to give Snead what lusiel there is for $2JMOB lop money.. ^ William 11. II. (Tippy) Dye, new head basketball coach at tha University of Washington, holdv a special place in Ohio State hearts. From the fall of 1936 on through the spring of 1931, Dyo won three Irttara In each-of thrao sport*' football, basketball and baseball. Tommy Ivan, roach of tha Stanley Cup rhamplon Detroit Red Wing*, la the onlv mentor In the National Hockey League who didn't pley In the League. i 1951 CHEVROLET TRUCKS 4 # ' ' s i A^eglraf n.> f^Ma Curt la, Vanderhllt LE Gain, Kentucky LT Banks, Auburn LG Rosanna. Georgia Tech C Rogaa, Tiilane RG Hannah, Alabama RT Sherrod, Tennessee RE Ernest, Tulane QR Phillips, SliaslstlpplCouthern LII Strickland, South Carolina RH Dottley, Mississippi FR make these Advance-DesignTrades OVI'.HM A T C I I E D ATLANTA, Jan. IkUlF thorpa'a Patrala found thr uvarmalrhed In hasliat flight and capltulatad to ham Boutharn by a lopsided ra ­ t i acora. Forward Larry Rtripltn htavad 14 points for tha visitors. Profaaalonal Golf Aaaoctatloa. Amateurs with Claaa A rating* pn thalr horn* course* a r t allglbla for tha tournament. Thua far, Mary Lana Faulk of Thonutavllla Ga„ Georgia State champion, Up* tha almon-pura fluid. VGwVTympt eaeAAM*9wvlVV|| aaouue IVTTtVV frfw fWi* fk a e wgptnvfVev g A a l a a a j g ^ ^i s m e t nm tk^ft l»n*»L«.«l i naswy^ »w i M vwiaA g tvu vif lewptseii MM e l warit, anal liaag an kahJit^ R, wBti tha Itwu l pratlhia meMauence and ttphaep. Thai* |R fl| fkASMglal i^ajLa a, . a ^ Eea IY 1 1 V H 9 V T P 9 I R V l i l W • M V f IIH W H IH H I m t A a/A & kw A m waiaAlg I ouoa IA a ^kal V ie lE I m « f H lT N e y « l w W H IffllH I rwvwvlfW^MweTlew If! Great Features Everywhere You Look ■- 4 M E A T M M N F tA T tM IS • Ntw Twto-Actlan Star Br.kax * VdrtW -Hatd Clfkiamy s Bhra-ftam* CamtxHtian * Fawtr-Jat CarhwMtr s Parfastad Ctsllii • l aar tohrad 4-Way Lahrtoattsn SAT. JAN. 8,8 P. M Stetson HI-HATTERS y CHEVROLET \ • Impravad PuR-WMOt t a l l • Tn# fVati fcnpm#* !i _ �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA ankees Are Voted Bassett Boxes For feam O f Year” In Widow Of Fighter lP Year-End Poll Killed 2 Weeks Ago W A S H IN G TO N , Jan r. i/p. * NEW YORK. Jan. 5 -td Y -T i.c Mew York Yankee* haaehall clut> Uoxiny, long kocVw « » thi awayrat voted Team of the Year for gering toug i yuy of *|miM*, hat 950 in the annual year-end poll proved that it ha* a hrait . 41 aporta writer* and (portrait- l.a*t night it raiant fl7,Hfl<M6 for ilw family of Sonny Hoy 'ir* by the A»*oclated I’rea*. t Caaey Stengel’* Yanka, four West, thr pnpular little Wash­ S tra ig h t winner* over the Phil- ington fighter who diril two jfcdrlphla Phil* In th r World wrrrka ayo aftrr a New York ^Bariaa, had cloar competition for hout. T h r hoy who knocked W rit *)■the honor. Oklahoma’* fnnthall team, it part in the Sugar Howl out that ntyht, Percy Hn*irtl of 11 »f,' r 31 itralg h t victortra, waa a I’hiladriphiii, hradnl thr raril. Hr close aeeond. City College’* haa- punched nut a workmanlike Imt !‘i: krthall ’’grand alam" rhampa unspectacular 10-mund virtnry i. wer very much in th r running. ovrr Tril ( ltr«l To p ) Oavi* of With 213 voting, 70 picked the llartfnrd. Conn. Haanrtt weighed 4 Yanka a« the ttandnut team in 1.10' , , Davit 130. Kill judging fmm thr applauar *■ any aport, amateur nr pmfea. g atonal. Oklahoma drew 30 first of thrhrap.irlty crowd thr pnid and C itr 4.1 hallota. Il waa utrirt- attrmlanrr wa* 7.WM and many *4J r a tnree.team rare, with the mnre vrrrr lurnril away thr fan* C h illies a dlatant fourth. I’ntnta rarnr to k r Jnr l-nui*. thr former . figured on a 3-2-1 baiia gave thr heavyweight king, and Sug.ir liny Yank* iliil, Oklahoma .111* and Rnhliuon wrltrrwright champion. T a r m t 'r M a rK f* Roth paid their way herr, and rarh referred a prrltminary fruit. I.oiii*, a* uaual, waa n romlrtr cunlia-l to Ihr liuhhling »b>n*«n Ifi mnprd around while l-ec Harold, one " f the l«c*l of the heavywrighta, went through Chatlrt Patrick Henry of lie. a three-rmind exhibition with K land. When the leuit wa* finished, Joe held up Ida own right arm Forre nf hahli, nn dnilht. TV " tr.o l- Irate.I head pear* for the find time in a pnrfe*»lnn al ring. Th e ir rontiaptlnn* are auppn*e<l t ru*hlnn a fall an that * fighter won’t he l.akcr*. National Ha*ketluill \. aoflation pm champ*, in fifth place, Th r Cleveland llmwn*, who followed th.-li All-American Conference triumph* w-ith a N a ­ tional Fmdl.all League title, werr sixth. The Detroit Red Wing*, who Wat off the New York Itangri* In hockey’* Stanley Cup final*, were aevenlh. Princeton’* jeuver ful unlwatrn football cltili waa nexl, followed hy the tricky H ar­ le m tilnWtrottera Wakelliall team. Tenneaaee, the Cotton Howl winner over Texas, wa* tenth on the list of 1930 standout*. Idist year’* winner, N »t»e Dame, already haa Iwen voted the mnat itysappnlnting leant of IlkVi II Snorts Houmiup 111 Ill 4.ll n i l.MUON. Ji <be»t«r, N. V., J«n i!J f r the O Z A R K I K K twn.fit nf ihr Infantile i . lyuli Fund . it. |u it..| ira<!|nr dept. Holman I>n h*«krtl. .!• h) Cur** Il> n.liil.lr Min' •rli illu.tiat. ,1 . . . Tin I'ohan • il.ookl nil ihr S.tit> Coli' ami Hill Ka> (Colllcml »n It r mM*-y lu k c l lull. . Chat welhh-alen path l-ail ” , QIC M IK E i"C tu n ilonr In Chaiottr, N C.« rar.cGD o n e V.0EFO AM GOT « » l iMHitr by college 'lit* »cek MAlt S H O T intt I..m y I’.u k rr, *cnxational l*CP TlP li : Central lliith luuk. Fifty whnat* arr *aiit In le- after him, *omv rvrn offering ach.dai ships l» hla It, III till FI I.Lfc.KloN, Jit. NBW YORK. Jan 3 -t/Pi VYnnl I tniighl hy |mny .xprr«» fmm Ihr we*t i* that vnu can tvnorr all atoriea that tm- I’arifir C>ut»l Conference will toaa out telrvi*inn of fnnthall game* . . Our rotrcspumlcnF* iilra i» that the tilrvl.loi, industry la ti«i |Mi«riful In lw bucked by • omparn lively unimportant guy* like athletic iliirrtiua . . And K ill r fnrinl. thr T V biggl. a wouldn't h.-itate tn Inwrr thr ho- m mi anyone wh-. tlird to keep fnnlbnll nff thr IlMnth n't* . . . T h r »ajn. linr of thought ma) l>. worth runMil.-ring when tin N C A A tak.up T V nn a national scale in Dill*" n«*t wrrrk . . . Another mmmiiniipir hy thr *amr |m*l *ay» tn put I’rim I'tnn’a Chnrlir t’aldwrll, Michigan Stair'* Illy yir Munn ami CbniM.n’a Ftank Howard nrni the tup of thr li.it nf rojiclir* ixiug inhUilriril f»r thr Soul turn California fn.ittwit jol» whether thryVr Irtrr I 111*1 M VI •: — » al*rll, Villi v T f u n t f . 11I k It S tn r T ■««» II rated in not W ill in ft limit l.i xrimlir. llrluM Ul-4 1 4 m rr, who'll n iiilr thr irlrrtinn, Iran* lr»t. AmJtrf llllth. |*wli Air «»»»»•» toward inylr winy o u t ||r« . . . * » • i m \ i » m % ( r —i Nit iih Hut a Ini <>f CSC alumni a ir hot II Mlk». I l l 4 4* I Ifr i. for Paul Brown, who ha« ill* Rgtttl* I’ ahitf R*hv U•*-v•** I hi % * played |.r - *iii|e ililrir*!. t n. f'**it4|ii»*i. •i i i n m ••%«•*.— a ih « k » Mug Itiinnir Holt llttrul Jirtd* Illy hi <»ii Thr Itemer llork J«mrn I:n»rv llUier, FitH fi**»f 11f#r |w F j »! Slitifllr Jo*It. m rr. fnimetWe .tern VIM MTII M II V—wA Htilit Hit* Kenturky luttkelhtllH now plat 8 H I' iimhim Kvtf lU rm ilM . ing fur the Mamh*«lei, < ..nn., MIIff m n«Kh*jr. Tra tlln i Pori Adtnlr* team in thr rn -trtn pm Irn y ir, Mr. (?R||nt IldlM Arlrn* H>ir 111*111 M %( V— I‘mI m•111 pillleil offa ahnt I lie other day f •«■•*• tt* 'I All Tf< im lrr Hkltl. that vrrt rlalm even the 'flnrr.it Mart. «v ala. i.lulw T ro ll era rnuldn’t duplicate Mill# r«tn| TI.rlfti Tl. krt M%TII M ill.—.1 mikv Mile . . . From mid rourl, J w fir.*l a ‘'us rr Mlrl. *»M II n WT t l| f « r high, hat.I pn** t.iwan) Jackie ^'niEf. Il'i May H hliltntvit, Allen, ea.Hh.Mle i,imni .*1011' Nfc% I’lf l* rllvn llofr, I‘i4rfttfe Sanford - Orlando Kmn H ( ’lull KnlricR n ffl.r Hint I* llfll »».•!* Mill 'V || '. O TA.IK IKP MAS LOST A SMOP WMIICCMA9ING IT l EiP. Mmr'WOtf ANOS nuivt MAS BOUNCED . nar tmi w a *i t A ta e v ) ju s o io w iri tm s i d c ___ _ OUT AM KIN MOlO tvc. x\m t ro Tiiurc i n i AM r KIN . f CULP, yI l ik e tir A MILI l mrctjt, o r* a * .' H f\ tr nr At'NCI rev? VDVtfT// Wuih evw irv*ipuTT.i GOOD'kCUK TON TD I 1 MASIMf TWttD . u . MirtHAi a t u oouNp i e twc HIST ov m r i.VMC* < s it tut HAH.-V).Al t>arkl* m m u., till* II | .4if %|l**»r» \||u* lift f*V llltflt •rr rr-o aav ) MG i PIUM PAST SECOND A .vnfA O V < c n o o ,i , liar I la tifiir (I*. i'ii|.|Nlu||f IIMMITII !!%«•*—1 India m ir Jlm a flirt. l|(*«»iit lint. V»rhr, Tn* hill. T*«n» T*tm Katie \|rl*t*iitr llrR'tol \on lloll Onr Minute Nnort* Page Michigan'* Chuck (Irttnann will listen to pt*. f.Hdl.all uffeia, l.ut only If th.-y’ie Illy rn.i'lgh to round inteic.dmy Chuck, who is to W married Feb. it. alira.lv ha* a few rimnI Jolt ..ffrt* fmm Michigan g*.ul* . . . An In llann clothing store now I* offering n a suit tn hockey play, r* who per form the “ Mat Tlic k .’’ More inflation . . . Winner of the llir k.wk Hell a* Hie HPmfe«ainnat Athlete of the V. *r" will be announred at a .linnet in Ito. ioualy hurt if he l.indic on Yank* were picked to 1 tin beck of hi* head. m. Sonne Weal did. The fighter* wrte almust against them. MNTII MM l*—A Mika Mllr K *’ III tittle Kfella Xlarle T •**» II V.kervtkioc. iU , p4»1|r. l|Urk Torlf Krintth r’ltlef |*-«ner. rollnn rinlj.fi n:\T M m %i a inik* tfiu otilrk »'*•<*»•. e llUtk. Hat i*«»te**•«»* M««kl< nn Tottr Trillng Mr Jti.ft W ill, Tofft Mill. K«tl* M*nd«r ttKI.K«*TIMNH K lltH T llA l'i: ..mar I In Vlr Mien HI*. 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J. »— ARTtf I.EK FOR HALF. —* McDonnell. 14MS K Pinr 81.. Orlando, Fla. __ MILLS SWAP SHOP *403 E 4th St Wa Ruy, Sell or Trade m«*t DEMONSTRATORS, i' * t n Mg money In your spare time, sell anything. Phone Ifdt J ______ Ing our lower priced plevttc* nn Wa both tote wtitn j.»u don’t htlnc the party plan. Mtirgv I’laillrx, irnie presettpHon* to LANEV" Inc . 4147 Olive, lit. Loul* ft. Mo. KXPFRIKNCKD foiinUIn lieln wantr.l Lanev'. D nir Store. B « t Shrimp on K' DEMONSTRATOPd Fain h t » •r>. .124 E l i t 8 t bon«« ‘n vour «narr lime. *eR. To» Flight Paint Inr our lower ntlre.| nlaxtlr* on Naw Sheet* the nartv nlan M.triv VlaxUc*. Uaad Work Pant* ARMY NATY f ■fKtt FI TlOltH rurtneed to pet frrlmn Old flr.or* mnda like new. Finishing, rleaning A *•■ •ng. P.ittable power plant. 2k reals niperirnre *a Sam.AAlt Count r. II. M tilenaon, lAk. Marv BOATS FOR RENT Plenty <-t hall. F.*.l end nf Snnfnr.l Sen Wall. 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R i.ibited and associate*, 101* t -New Vort Ave. Delumd I" .f.n... g tv w ________________ I I - NOTICES •PERSON AUR—I g u f t n f Av». • B lAKA a f a t m k n Jam IS. Edna Greenland ■re>—Delivery F.OR. Al.f. TYPER *.f Ruildwter W .rt Reaiotiehle Rale*--Free Kali 11*0 Plat. Morris Bar mater Carpenter A Oracey FOUND: 2 small Imys’ jackal* r«.. 3*0 - 5th. Avenue. P h -.. i got M ana .1 'J U —0-8249 2223 221(7^ which ware mlttakrnly pieced in wrong cat. Name on ln»l.le |« BM 011 rircuiating MIDDLE AGED lad'v would Ilk* to “Tommy". Owner call at llrt bahy ait -day nr night Good re* Jving room model. Can aid Offere. triad to flra place. 541 _ feim cr*. Tel. I8B2-XM. Drive. Phone 1190. CARE FOR children in my Imme LtiHT: Average al*e hrnwn brief case containing spelling honk, during the day. Baby litter 112" eclmd auppllea IteC tn 810 Mag Myrtle Ph. M M. _________ JKRAIi Elartrir refrlgara rol'a or phona 44 Itewnnl. lotpolnt Stove. 807 Mag I t— ll.minena Oppertunlllra —10 rO ST—Blafk Saddle Rag Wad •iraday |.atween city limit* and WILI. TRADE Freuhaff RrfrL 3 Point*. Orlando Highway. Re. garatwl i’mducr Tandem Trailmr with International Tractor Uied only part 01 one season from Sanford North for email farm and grove. Write llox Z SHYING A CART Refora flnan ring aaa ua to save money. In rialiment Iwan Dep’t.. Room 8|7 I t Kl’KClAL SK*VICKS 1 8 war fnaed* Phot a 2M. Sanford Atlantia N*lional Reek %femb*» FPtC mower 15.00 LET DS help yen iceondDlon you yanl. Peat, 4nr bu. MAO Pa RBffT A CAR. 11-drive It by day. yartl. Muek Fill d in nailer.<dweak, or aeaaon. English Ford* Phnne ||9 0 —Shall for drive and American Korda, aedani. » a e*a wl«A aUkion wagon* amt conrarilblaa OVING ROOM and Service — — It0»4n 403 i overhauled. Can be aaan at l'a Garage, 408 Celery Ava- AUn tk *Einli Roildtng IIOUM. TiaRar. a t*r*al* at f Its P au l Ih ililm n a K T rA K K TI •ir wa» ca»*.'wrnB s g rru s o S(yt CMKK. ' KV POlKS W«MK. ftOV'CJ AW.V/ ro TVH Ji.O IW»I WOur BS Oct'WA M 'S* t \ amp 'JM W V**» rv.y 8 J . »-«af c v e d 1 —ao .v.A.V.vn»r«*J 14*1 rcvX^i&4«*■t o vori IdgA otiD Jp i I'* l MW* l WAS SO M>«g'iAfV.« ) rvtAr t Ay.tciHr vcH.i«r> I v*»fra d » » d * — , .*o*/t«r - ) a CWVVAur Cirv ' Hi S )VA« ttV L A f OAV A* •cubow - gAtuBOA/ CAHA e-avdiTT PACKS O JO MOVW - VOU TWO fUJN Aurua voiXL gAtwno ano »ll o o n tg L g r s "C Jr d o r o &w c - i n r * a m ----- r TJU.K. ' _ trs n n iu « ) ''N iO H r TOogTMgrl ' 'LL M< c u»t MAua.NO auouuO L, nn w a u * 1 ,.4*iV • Mb.nrt iiU - "IvfcM r «.G vOu COWti . . n<v»«N .M3A-J •* pfLOMd*R TO "> rW Wvy vOvij �% # .* THE SANFORD HERALD, feAWTORD, FLORIDA A t THE CHURCHES Aa. Charth Nat lee* meat be praeratad al the Herald afflcw «a tm day bafara pehlkstkm. Sanford Ministerial Annociatioa Rev. H. I- Zimmerman, President Joe I'. Crews, Sec. • Tress. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Aagaa G. Mdnnla. II. II., K*m U t -»;46 A. M. Church School. 11:00 A. M. Morning Wuiahip. Communion Mediation by Rev. Malnnta. 8:80 P. M. Youth Fellowahip. 7:30 P. M. Pioneer Fellowahip. 7:30 P. M. F.wu'ng Worahlp. Special Mu tic TOY Sunday Morn­ ing: Solo: “O U»rd Moat llo!;-" KroLert Brown. Anthem: "Ka­ rr, In Thy Myaterioui Preaencr" by the Chancel Choir. S CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH M ath Street and lau rel Avenue Bee. 8. I.. Whatley Paator Sunday School 0:45 A. M. "Take the Family to Sunday School—Father, Mother, Brother, Slater and the Hahy, Too. Murnlng Worihip 11:00 A. M. Broadcaat Over Badlo Station W T R R. Sermon by the Paator. IITU U.:i0 P. 31 Uniona for all Age Group* Evening Worahlp 7:30 P. M. Serman by the Paator Tueiday, 7:30 I*. M. Junior and Intermediate G. A. ’a At the Church. Wrdnraday, 7:30 P. M. Prayer Meeting. "Come Thou With U* Ami We Will |>o Thee Good" FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, SCIENTIST MW East Second Street Sunday School 9:46 A. M. Morning Service 11:00 A. M. Wednexiay Service 8:00 P. M. Wedneiday Service 8:00 P. M. Reading Room Tueaday and Frldaya 3:00 to 5:00 P. M. The subject of the Le»*on-8eriiiuii which will be read In all Chriatian Science churches neat Sunday la "GOD" and lit I* ex­ plained aa the great "I AM" to in- apiritually underatood. These worda of the Apoatle Golden Text: "Now unto the King Paul to Timothy conitlute the eternal. Immortal, invisible, the only wlae God, tie honour and glory for ever and ever" (I Tim. 1:17). Itihle cilationa include God'a word* to Mo«e« aa recorded in Kxodua (20): ‘Thou ahalt have no other Code before me." Correlative |>a«*agea from "Sci­ ence and lleal'h with Key to the Scrlpturea" by Mary Baker Eddy contain, "The divine Principle of the Firat Commandment bare* the Science of bring, by which man •lemonat rate* Venti^ H ftllw i, and i.h? rnns*.* ■~tf. T :iii. • • ' CONGREGATIONAL CHUKCtl Park Avenae and Third Street J. Bernard Root, Minister Sunday Reboot 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11 KM A. M Sermon: "The Corner Stone." GOD’S SERVANTS c h u r c h o f t h e NA7.AHK.NK God'* lervanta go from the 11.1 Maple Avenue FREE METHODIST CHURCH mountalntop of rare spiritual L. K. Ruahlnn, Paator Second Street and Laurel Avenue experience and priceless fellowFred K. Ilartaa, Paster Sunday School 9:45 A. 31, •kin nf the Christian Church Morning Worahlp 10:45 A. M. Sunday School 9:46 A. M. and join the multitude. They do Junior Society 7:00 p. M Morning Worahlp 10:45 A. M. not vratrh the multitude, they N. Y. P. H. 7:00 P. M. Young Peoples Service 7:00 P. become individuals In the multi­ Evangelistic Service 7:46 P. M. M. tude. The holy seek amid the Mid-night Service, Wednesday, Evungrliatic Service 7:30 P. ertrod. la not the greatest need of our day a vivid reallxation that 7:16 P. M. life la on* pier* and th at the aocrtd must be oxnreased and ap­ plied In secular life, that life is an interplay of the permanent in the passing T—Erneat Brown. mowing THE CHUHCII OF GOD 2349 Elm Ausim Ray. Jea C. Crews, Paalor ' Sunday achool begin* at li:46 A. M. Claaaaa for all ngea. Morning worahlp at 11:00 A. M. Meisage by the Pastor. Evangelistic aervire at 7:30 P. M. 3lessage and altrr call by the pastor. Prayer meeting and liib lr Study each Turaday evening a t 7:30 P. M. Co.i.e and briiiK yuur Bible*. W. M. II. Srrv.rt Thuraday evening, Mr*. Marla Kinanl, Leader in charge of the program. V. L. B. Sarrlce Friday even­ ing each Fridav ••vrning at 7 M P. M. Mr*. Evelyn Bennett, leader in charge. A program for all young people. Th*. Church string band will lu. r.lah the m i«ic, and tl«r Public la Invited to attend nil thrae aerv Ice*. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1847 Sanford Avenue J. Randall Farrie. Miniater "THE NEW START" will be the Iflnister’a aermon subject for Sunday morning at the Firat Christian Church. He would like to aee all members present. "THE OPEN HOOKS" will be the evening aermon subject. The Church School will liegin a t 9:45 A. M. under the direction of Belt Purvis the superintendent. Christian Youth Fcllowahip meeting 0:30 P. M. Mid-week Bible study and prayer* Wednesday 7:30 I*. M. cordlaUy invited, HOLY CROSS CHURCH (EsiaroMl) R»«. H. Lj IIM h Zimmerman, CHRIST CHURCH. LCXGWOOD « ... u . i Z t i Z T ' i . . . , m i . He Vicar First Sunday After Epiphany 4:00 P. M. Evening Prayer and 11:00 A. M. Heir Communion. Sermon. All are wtPromc. 9:30 A. M. Family Service and 7:30 P. M. Church School. II KM A. M. Choral Kucha- TIIK COMMUNITY CHURCH rlit ano Sermon. OP LAKE MARY. PLA. 0:00 P. 3*. YI’S L C. 1 . White, Mialater Services During the Week Church School 10:00 A. M. Monday D irvufh Tliuraday ami Worship 11 :UU A. M. Saturr ijr— II ,, I y (Communion— Junior Wratminater Fcllowahip 7:30 A. M. 4:00 P. M. Friday—iloly Communion 0:00 Senior Westminster Fcllowahip A. M. 0:30 p. M. Tueaday a—Choir practice 8:00 P. M. f ir s t b a p t is t c h u r c h Thuradaya— Prayer and Bible Park Avenue al Sixth Street Study 7:30 P. M. W. P. Ilrooka, Jr„ Paator John L. Miller, Kdaratlonal Director "We’ve Saved A Place Foe You" Sunday School 0:43 A. M. "Take Your Family to Sunday School.*' Morning Worahlp 11:00 A. M. Sermon W. P. Brookv, Jr. Training Union 8:13 P. 31. A Union for every church mem­ ber. Story Hour for children ui <*er 9 year*. Evening Worahlp 7:30 P. M. Sermon W. P. Brook*, Jr. Wedneaday Evening Service 7:30 p. M. "Every Hoorn A* Warm A* Your Home" B . I).. R e f (o r A l l , ,1 I , SO A. M-. la a pre­ sentation of Radio 8latlon WTHK, la cooperation with the Minister­ ial Aaaaclatlon. , Mr. Zimmerman will present a dlamaalon study of Uia Sunday •eltool lesann aver the station Saturday at T ill P. M. Theoretically R p o rn JUNIOR SEEN IN Sanford Automatic Laundry Located al 111 Weal 2nd Street From Mr. and Mra. Roy Tucker and want to aiuiure you that our customers will be our firat consideration and that it will be our deair* to cooperate in every respect with the public. 0 Automatic Washers % Spinner* % Dryerit OWNERS AND OPERATORS ra o u r AS THAT WE HAVE PURCHASED MR. and MRS. Wm. C. SHELTON DEVOTIONS Rev. II. L. Zimmerman, rector of the Iloly Cross Episcopal Church, will be in charge uf Naming Devotion* throughout Announcing, in FAnnicAV. l o o k -pretty collar and iu ' o r douhlk pocket * sawtooth an rvkrolazb hmsomhd cotton , ciikanr rehihtant . p ink . aqua . 4U.uk. m aize CAltXIV* 1. DOUnt.t: BUTTOLn, n o n * ! e SEVENTEEN L A P fL * , DOUBLE ~T AT rCCS: HANPOBIZKD PLAID OINUHAM WITH RVEROLAKE RMBOSBRD COTTON. O BEEN »BOWN. NAVT. 1} HELIUMP TWO-PIKCKII W ITH DTBD-TO-MATCII LACK IN CARNACI CARNAL! N. A FINK LtNRN-LIKK RATON* AQUA. MKLON. NAVT, LUGOAOM. COPKN BLUE. BKTLAUK TRAPUNTO-TTPt; APPLIQUR ON KANGAROO POCK RTS, IN CAKNACB CHRISTIAN S MISSIONARY ALLIANCE PINK SA NritRIX ED DIIOADCIAVTII OOLD. MELON. LOVE-BIRD OIUUtN, BLUB. PINK. ,k. Curaniun observed at ling Service. 10 > . M. An r all ages. ’aefc Prayer Service la luraday evening at 8 00 1847 Sanford Avenue •i Randall Parris. Minister ^ “CHURCH 0PPICEB8 AND THEIR WORK” will bo the morning aermon at the Firat Chriatian Church Sunday morn(aa, At this service th* two new f f l t n and three new Deacon* wttl be "oedalned” er consecrated ta their work as officer* of the Cbarcb. “THE NEW NAME" will ba Dm evening sermon topic .at J. am p . m, school will begin TTve Christian Youth Fellow■bin wBI meet at «i80 P. M The officer* of the Church will meet at 7iS0 P. M. Tuesday. A cordial welcome awaits you. aad what a grant amount of ener­ gy U taken. Mra. 0 . K. Moncua, aha la takHADACOL, la able ta iar houseof traubla. une m anu m m �TH E W EATHER la Ualty Thera la Strength— Q ttie T* Prelect Ike P n n of ike W « M | T t P ra m li' Ike P r a n a of America. Ta Predate P im p tillr far Sanfoid. ^ a ttfn rJi I f m T«ir and »ind» and colder this ad rin o o n and •onisM. Temperatnrea 20 to 21 In north portion, 22 to 2* In rrn tral portion and .'It to 32 south portion willh frort to th r end of the peninxila to­ ol* hi. t ft AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXXIt E ntiihlinhed I'lOH SA N FO RD , FLO RID A Av>nrintril I’rcns l.ra.nrH Wire MONDAY JA N . R, IBS I Truman Asserts Soviet Leaders Want To Take Over World; ■_Declares U.S. Will Fight To Preserve Freedom And Justice Kcr"(s'CGi« Truman EisenhowerMakes Rotary Discusses Wonju Falls To Red Hordes To Plans To Combine 3 Controversial European F o rc e s Foreign Policies As Fiercely Fighting Allies Retreat Toward Pusan Port P rC W lflll T rll> . C 'Q fJ. U. «S. Won’t Resort To Policy Of Appeasement richs iv iiiK c U . 5 . Stronger WAs | | | m ; i o \ . j „„ h i/iv IViimm I t! •- .mil |(r|H|ft|n .||t% in Coil* pr%\ ipiM klv |* ivr tlirif Im kirt|* l»» <!•») I#* I ## r * u |rf i| | M iin .tn ‘% jjr n f f ^1 |u«i|p»t%ili«)fi 9It «t l l i r L 'n ilftl .‘ *1 »lr% fini«l l ir n M t|r <11011(9 riioll|*ii I" ill'll .1nv Hnr.it llul Key Rail Hub Yielded To Massed Force Of Seven Relentless Communist Armies Seoul Ik Abandoned f ig h t in g fo r ‘Mint it<11| %kIn 11 |c i*t 11.| t hi % *rtr tli«t|»|w*inlrtl lit. it M r, 1 m »Mt|i IH lit III ln« l Mioti fiir« n(*r In i r \ n r .irun %ik Ii • tMilfnkrfjti.il nir.iMifr> ,%% linllii MlMIMItrr t|i*| frtlri *1 *nl lit rt|t| * kliftn \1 *t»V mitilil ****t «•*961Mir«il off oil f*»ni« <|*T| ifo | hi|| i(« ol Ml I MlllMtt'h lO-IKtim lr**|t|||i\r |»||» SH A PE ComiDiindcr l\,ni;:anTci ms I loover Will Make Tout Of P l a n Com prom ise European Capitals Between E xtrem es I* . t i l l s . Jan. « DPI I hr I lim it National t-.rinlili gn*r 1‘irmlrr ItCne I'lvten a *ole of rtmriilrnrr, 311 In INI, lial»> in re.M|i|irn«in* hi. |ui> hillinn did Ur rrarntanirnl imieram. Unit Ihr ruinniiini.l. *nlnl nn. The mea.nrr ilirlmlr. a .iM-rial hitMini iliillar m if.iam rnl iirngrain "hlrli l» e\|w elrd In fnrni.li three nee I’rcmh diiitinno Ihi. ) ra r fni Ciiicral lli.enhnnrr*» Nnrlli Mlinlir rnnimand. Aim. n liurign |io! » de I'.ilrtl *! t)ir Kot.tik ( Till• foot Itf Ol I ih I.i v Hilli tkfi.tl inrnil»-i joifi* ini* tti .in iiif'titii t| rli « tikk»<*n llir iltlfltt-tlioiul tillMlloli fi*||f»Vk l*||* .III Otlllllll* o ( till till c (Mill S I M A M tlM f l, Calif. Jan. - <t’i--I’lanemskri Don*Id IV, Doiigl.* said tods* the n.lion's airrraft indil*lr) ran hotld pi,men “in sni ntinilM-r ner*|ed., . lor iiNlionNl defer *e " • iimment. ins on l'rr«i,|rol Tinman's state­ ment in his slate nl the union sprrrli Hi,I sirersfl .*nd auto firm- most t^* rapiM* - f tt:r— Ing out .in.(10(1 pl«i>r« sod 3.1,000 (.inks 4 year, the hr ,,| ol llmtgln» lirrra ft Co. ssi,!: the »lrernll indu.tri tins rlrarlt dem­ onstrated, end Ihe President, the Air l orre and the |,*-*i|ilr of the I'n ilrd Stairs ko»o, that (i.en msterinl*, itinnpooei noil authorit* to go nhrnd » r r.in liuild m—lern and rfflrient liiplioe* .Ill) niinilu-r llrrdrtl hi Ihr go* rininrnl lor ii„lioi,,l *le(»n*e. "The .lirrmft industry** r**ord In the In i war ha* hern unm.dchrd ill Ihr !•i ^9«tr% »»f thf» |M»I|< > i»i«nt mii I M|, »l 1,1 .! »( V 1( tin* in »\ 1 .. bail l».»H'r TOKYO. JanT 8 -dA’) Allied ..1 llir |il**j;i.i||i irargiiaid (urtft yielded thr ruini *f*intiMkt * ii i!t il il.,., i. «|||m|M nl Wonju to an overwhelming .11111 |r||KM|i||)|p IIM1ii i,lu.,l lit* r Rt'HM I »'f *»nr lluti|f. llir I V mI**i i I | I'ARIN. J.III » 4 l/|*| llir t..|. lionle of Chinrir and North Ko'<*1 llir pro|»f.int «»u| in kriv liMMtl I imlit.iiy tr.tjr r I i nn e nie| *.ill |U»»!l»n!l! tlrtl lliirc* i ofl!l|< I •»|*• |»l il» Iran Red* today after a bitter ltiirii*n i »»»Imv. M» norl*| and n r ran itu p» m l*r 1••f UllUUaRT. llir l-kkkIn.lkrfa HjinlPll| (*ri|C|,t| of tl Amu Dwight l> l«*i Aie«*ti« holding action that brought pie. . th lj Ii,,*. ,/ „,-rt| Itf, metre* •*!*•* iltr (i>•eo*^I;*»e* ImLir • Li enhowtr twlay It. I.lt, III I..I.I. \\ *•«*!»• liu»e rifiiiirnl, pl.itt ci*l|lf'lii|tl ilr(l l|tr fl rx p ie * * in g lhcm *elvri <•1 men .iikI run*. <>f thru iiinlriRed troop> entered the burning W A M I I N C .T O N . 1in . H 4fV) — Inisf ..I Wndn n 1 III*“1*r M’.iin fly rod lirpr, AthninnlialHiii min ,m»»V road and rail center at U. N. I 'l o i i l r u l In n ,i.i" >•« tl 11r*1*4V Kl|ft« .1 veil il 1 ,«|1-,'iru mu ( Ollllll’M DeintMtill* .*|>|*Itixlnl tiie menage forces withdrew to new potiliont. 14 * Ir (d 'tt 41.* 1. B '*tif ilk - over Aiming tlirif* \a t ( »rltr 1,1 Alp 46»II 1 K*M< *1i, ).i|<iiii 1I1,d Audi. .i* "|Ni**erful" nr "iipliftiiiK*' >u The Allies had -fought fierdy llir 11 in Id .i*|i 1*1 %le|»* 1ntl nn* litifvr llllMo C.Mftri djiliri •Iflfl IH Ii a IM ‘ maonifirenl.** R rpoU,, ,n. .«*,.| fur llie city, 55 tnilra toullirsit <■! ■il, Wr v>ill icr lil, *1 ln*M w r I .*-9'llllOtel'f fl'llr •i.tU* *»l llir ^ ' till***l» f 1 IMIttf i Aim • Mllllhein Dr-inn* I it, u ric more ie Seoul, to buv time for the main W .I II %klm . t f*••11*Iy •• |s<»| lr*|l Insist. 1" trap out 1•a*a*»^**ffi ittij 6r» *r I veil *•.<<ib.i | »»*r|«,1. Kriiiuil «.iii A body of U. N. force* to retreat (life If* Id* lit* All l||l It 4Mil) |t|r \ r t)| | « • her (itfin i*f|tn’ fl* *tlt»Y in i ii* .it Imi*Mil I | *1III M, ltd 11**11 • |d*»l l l |t«* VV»tIf It III I’HMIllll foit f • to miiM»n»lr» Snuthwrilward from Seoul on thr III. T*»X) l»»l»l l •*|m<| • *■r t I lt<- Imp flpv 1 rxllrtn M ill»r ll llir 6 * 4 1 I p.»*i pi!.« road leading to the aouthrail port llir f.ftn«*i| NfiKilf .III itrnr*»! m( ll*r ll«»* j»r**.* »it h *»i I i | - ilii. ilif o i »«te I m .» |**ii ' i m IIv |r||%f»e«i 1,11 1,I4II .30,1 n,"l|i of Putan. h fM tlo li,^ 1*41(1 i ill * f*fi rirn iin Itrnr I'h k .n ti;r In I i»ni«|»*%i# nl ll»r [ JiifMi'* 1 1 1 4 * 6 .% bill* ll.IVY • Wonju'# defender* battled Satur­ MS%» "ID* lt|« tii*y &*v••Il9*<l »*f» •••«I l *ii(tgii Nfititnt*i Itiil' ii S*kit liM* l) ir l llflril M.iIf * Mi 1Hitfirin m ill. lt*n, 911c 1 ml*-#1 « (lie’ll l*» .»)■ I lit \ ftovi'l llllili'l Ipfl'l ffiafi r.itlv IikI*v, •vt«I llmi Hrnl I » ||r(r||sf in*, t , ll.r Wr Ir •II 1Irllll day. Sunday and Sunday night In Sldlr 1% n.ilitm. .»• n r In<r ,%|* I| m* ITvtitrtl Slut* i»o*itiMn .»•' * ' flirir keep the Red horde* from *wet|>kb.iy* lN*fUs !<i lie j: M ute lintioiaW ^ |ipfw-i«| thrniitf,i llir Pmlflfht.^ llir iV-frnir Mun ••\ to • tltitofi in« into the gateway city to the ll.r tluid pil.«li *<1 IIIlMn r | pl.,,1 UnklHirn it11*1*•I "It i* ii •11•atitr It* toofk •elllement* with the S*»nel I Soon• Mart of South KoKita A web iilt'itRiM*, (till mil 1*4* *»| *«sit|f nl tor#» ll*■« nl*-*1 .1* 4 l »lt*l|ltl'IIU DflffltP Mini I* i lul-% Moth ir "I>itl nr will not ruga •*• in *pfwi--ilivr IM I lf wit nut toil « it ll t ••ikri| liirtt pnvalrlv lti*l. llirtii nl (In "•In i d iy Imh 1ll.tttl .III of road* lead from Wcatju into the |>lr.i*rinrnl. krliirh tot* urv fitcpil.' interior. <(»iikfnrd 4 irtnoii i»l lifr ln;*I*f < kkoiild k%iilitli*ikk Ifiiiu tit#* lo ilh n Mr. Ituin<tn‘t J, »00 word tne»Iti'P Murtln *»f Mik«iirhuirtt H*U at Bay by the grim deMnkiiig oiliier* anil thirl* t.l m l ol l.uii*|**: liul H im h l c ltlrn J ».igr n n , f*1si ol ,|l i iIntense of .......... . _ J | IlnUh" llrtMililicati 1ri»»lrr, r«»* Crusadrr - “ ^ Mat Kugl.im l *«n«l • k t* • • * • » * ha*r -.11 nrlinfl ill itbftftffuf*''! firtiul* Iffl final and irtmlr ionk at a lomner whleli B tltnnm l IlnllHl Nut tom tri# • * Mlt l- rrn* tirin* to the id*-* ol huihlinv Aineticaii tut h list Svplrmbrr. Wftllr IF Ihr •lagan* **Thaiikft to l). N. Forrr« Pi^litlni* fur wttil Im.M if ihrrr i •»» *»«• tin*»t* «v*|irM | i i itliMt*f| if«4ilr In* tom twlnf ,|| o|M-llll'-n- 1^*4111*I Rtl* K. .... I .4too! H V . " - J.'VU'*»II 1 ,S!* dji te -ftirll. lilf ni|*kt«r» hIhmllivrtl Itbemlh.n ha* jflvrif w<ty to m ll»wl IH**u|»HtiiMi. I lot. rnuli MfU mffit »»f lt«t d i W«* ait* all Madv «>t*h ,adv h- *ble| vii#i4«»y. I .****» t " ’"I'l"** |Brw(\of *»brrt llll-lTT i •II r-|dC» fm«M|phpto> .»•* ti, .i . f.rt, 1 t*+m f tt* r ^ I . aW W W ■ . - ^ — ,rr f,# fiiitl f .1 front: Amafi»^l. <m-o' im| Alf*-*l M r«m»nlhef. and iM .I„ B i i l m r n ' s iM o B d t (1. 1m,11, from a mililar* ami *-ro||0|il|e Imx yi'lei, |.|,|, loo f ieii* h of It* el, ll •t-. •nd » ►•sort al f'ltltn* D ie s I d ( i r i ’DmviHjfl •n r This *• ('• |n»ke '-ire v r arirsu l.itoM 4ii*l * «oiti fwi* *o-> sl.%1 >14, lilf ft *|r»n» IO I yi in •rrore from -•*i*- Wllsel ** lu u file i“,lurineii lul*il «i*il • Friend, ol ,M»|ioii I Italrolll, Hr. ll*r to 4 V "1 until «fy ftnihilil )t|*»n | Small- |1, miM-ta'o U-Mllei Sir *11 *Moil hill pn* |o«t Ml I'.lll* Seminole County repreoenlallvw .1,1*1 .Inlfto ltM’>*>ru. " ill I'"Riel tn d Mil 4 hr "4,1 %krIf Iniiii • 1 v. ini it t t-Vrlaml I \ri* > «ai.l ti-*in»,.cak.-e will present plan* for primary ami I,-nil, of till- *1* atli of tlieir mot tier, | was •‘upliflinir and will m-vivi- a liaffic III 1ftnir. secondary projrela for this county At 14th mmitlty tin Ii*r «l.t, >|r*. Hii-n- Ft llnbom wlii, Ii *r spirit of determination among »-'*r at hearing* of the State Itoad De­ ••Wo . ft- nrrpuflfH! for full ,uru--l nl In i I,onn in IJrcetiwisHt, people lo wot I, for lb- pn-«ei*a- unielsl palltCtl oliil ll.* lo-*l III* H (*. Hatiliihiv al 4:•isi ,\ M. .ilti-r 46nr t im** hml*ilufili*»vi. if (lull partment In Tallahassee on Jan. IdTotol sale* at tin- Smdartl HUto Senator L P. Boyle will leave ti„n of fu-o governmnit through- fainoUi ear-to-e4l "Ike gilli l"l a prohiligrd iflne a. plmiild ItfTDItD' Former- Market durlnv Dcrembor A for Tallahassee neat Sunday. Hr out the w uild" were for MUJillt units Mi». HhI-oiii ••> H'l year, old. T iiiimmii II1*1 ^ihntoi:i.i|ihrtt. But *l none "I * will represent Brovnrd county on Florida State B a n k sold, Manager Sandy Anderson re- Thrc« Others Hurt In \ {• 11 f “1 llml prrpanatl •»«, II,- ,oi,l In r*implet«ly apptov- ll.rtt* would he tell newuiirli oil. I- Kin- *ii I M-rvIrs-- were held III Monday and Seminole on Tuesday. tlm l,r<*kld«**il Find vrnnli r.| of Mi T»-,uiHirin |***ltit pro Utreuwood H unlii ntleiiorm nl polled tminy. T o Unveil N ew De­ In romparison with sale* of De2- C a r C o l l i s i o n At J. F. McClelland and O- E. Fnurtllllll* ol die n»tUie *»f hi • **IHel 3:30 o'* I-,*-1 ami uilrriiirnf wa, 4liltflirr y In III* dr.if* Id*1. IittfHrr glam. akre, county commissioner*, will I h i ,, r v,Mjft |» tc o n tro l* * liM lIn * * n s ess* »'*• (till am-! hr i I Mima-rat, Heiiatol •1,4'le I Ii*' l r partment Tuesday remlier. 1919. this rcpinented o French And 25th S t . llolwd I* NMlhlt»P Mb f*16» I cost I also attend the meeting. op „f Virginia, took a dll di-rrease nf 91,766 nnlt*. »o«l a val­ Three primary projects on whleh 11\ ii 111 n h i m ; UclimiH Boy Injured Hie Miiiida Slate Dank will | uation drrrensc of 1107.917. An IH year *-l<l youth. lfow*><l fiirn l appro.ol' State financial aid I* expected in­ |(r|,fr .,, 1*1,%- ,o<l inem het. '*M*e d<- not feel too l-adlv ab'iul •'< N''1clude tire widening of Celerv Ace «H>en it* dii*e-in annes an*l| this drerrtie,** said Mr. Andrrson, (■rthsni of I lolly Mill, *»«. ii, i ti.i | 'T mm>tforf«-iMi-11).'' In Slioluim IpIjinI .11 t<r ,«1 .-*■ i* inen'i ntgatlirall'ms purrlm .lug -i-iit)' nne. State Hoad No. 41B from the Small Lorn Df|i«rtment at 9:00 who attnUjlrd It to ahoitened sup Iv kille«l. a titlri. M i'. V. I \|. H nnDa«t*d Da l#ai» J «•»<• ui'l i,"ill'll' -Ini*, are M-lie'lule'l to St. Johns R im west to Sanford M. Tuewlav. Preufleni C. II. I pl*<*» «f «’r*i'l»c<, <*ttf to weather Kmoev -i| Saiiloi-I w i. *nit* .ill v The "ifjdltlon o | IJ-vrai '-1' i„r,l liiiilght st N Oil u'l-liwk a' U'C Avanue from Us present varying A. AtrNnliv . J Vi.. P . m LUhi I-' C. colidltloini. This includr.l the high Fteilen- k Bahrein, who < •ie1-' Hsnl"i.| Womnn' tl'lli to dt**iii* wifth of Id to 20 feet to 22 feet. McNul y, and Vi e I »e»i lent I.. winds and rain of Ort. tit. tin- five injmrd. ami ihree other m em l-n n n i l r 11*1 hadl)- lll|uie*l Frid») plan., to flirt I,*-* the rir* ll'*li of I A second project Is the rebuild- Kilpatrick annoumrd today. I niglits of (reeling temperature* of the (iuliain family weir hull afternoon hy an oeehh-ntal diotgun 1,111 rlvlr Mint M.mniumtv hltllduilT. rB Inrr of State Road 40 on Geneve The building wmild provide s Mr*. Morii* Fnrgu-nn will lie th at on urrrd from Nov. 26 to Nov. a two tar inlliiinn at the Firm h lilm t, on* itp o rleil till* nioinioB I. Mi I.I. l Mi. lap -> .»*.— Avenue from the new Geneva 30, and (rigid tarnparatuie* during at Friusld-faiuglitoii Mrinorint Hireling place f"i , Ivle nignnlrnI Intola's sliradi hsiil hit Bridge to MellenvUle Avenue. The in charge of Die drive-in depart- the second waakln Dacember. Avenue, Twrniy-fifth Street inleitions mol »lul* . « youth renter, n • rg rlsld r |f t t * r |i f ired • new ll,*.|iil*l to Its favorable Preoent right ef way Is 60 foot and men! which is e<|Uipprd with a "Wr are very glad to report that terlinn thoilly aflei J;0 0 yritei An emergency operation »-*• pnhlk- auditorium mid spaeg for i fr r e /r l„ni|hl. the t edeial ft la planawl to add 60 feet for fully entloml Imllei^iroof gla** our vnltime and variety at our day afteiniMio siai* Ptosl Warning >**i»lee pel foil iied on lh*> youth uti-f ......... Iuo<ruin in si I*i--1* In lorn e th" the new road. rrufitlt*v mim I llowanl II. M. predieted Irn.l tn 4" -ertlnns given seteral 1>I<hhI Iran, liidon- (irlilial Hnufot'l rnllerti'in "f l»fncr«l I hs U ixih * ’ { The third primary project la In window with «lee| reinforced pro­ Market, beginning Jan. I. haa inMonllrlh. Mr , Suiie (*rah«m, 41. the Ini fuinitui* and leHikl. rreaaed rlally,** sold Mr. Andtraon. n i l , tomorrow with (eo,p«raI fr<Isy announced tiie follow imi- ill* ar* blent, which «widen French Avenue from the Or­ tective tiding. • g6 M l who added (fiat demand la rood and m«>lher. h o i a fra*luretl left wh i formal opening of th e" new of- •■sirred while he »•#:. mil In « boat tores ranging Irom .'u to 15 lando Highway In Seminole BnuleGene Tm I n will manage llir BIN M lit Bl C M I.I D d ry ie e . In the 1.410*11111* Hi* ♦ard. rrratlng a ale lank highway. eipande*) Small b u n Department prices arr firm to high on all pro- 1 ami a iitnkf ii nli ami tulferetl Iioi-i fire III the Drive in Annex of the will, two friend* almnl a inti* r« l MAXWM.I, All! FOR* i; 1IA -I . due*- and fruit offerad trlrt to 1! red It .long the •if the HI John* Biver Bridge A aurvey under way for some t lorida Stale Bank. Ala. Jan 6 (SpecialI laaae J. (iisfi **,t roast. I* lool* p*e(ty l-eading items during tterimber J ,Im<*t . IkJihie C u lm s, 10 . ti Iniiiiin.- - oot». Months I* due to hr completed inon. which will lie located in llir for­ Formerly locals*! in Bank Binaldi, "f Bout* ', Box 491, Han let, ln<l i f mi lined atm and him <o«tiis«# no gag* t t m i Acror-tlng to the l*oy’* fattier, I,ad for Ititfk rtnpv.** *si*l War ' Resolution* have l-ecn paased by ward |*art nl the annex. llutMing and in tin- Hanford ford, FT* . • rerrnlly ir* «l|e,l to r>« ll, Johnson, fr**.t w ifuing ; et, and Don (ilahairi 12. a hrolhei. Allsntn National Bank Building, II. Ii Behren*, I.a).r Monio*- gi-*i* Hrtlve i t th e County Commission and sent ilnty with til* Ml F'Uee st Car* will enter the iliive-m T o n p id b n c k mrlrnrologlii I »** hardier to the Ro id Department regarding liic on* office enable., limn l" 01, Ihr 12 guagr sbotgun went off Matwell <•ti'l In*- pou t»*••*• tisn-lllfeiVd Irom thewk alul hlliliei plants in Ihr tila d c . Imllao (iAKDCN CITY. N. V., Jan. h , Item* to tie included In the 1951 department from Fir.l Street to renlei tlielr bualncsa activity in uri-blrntally when it fell from lb* felted !*• »',ir'.v**'ll Air F'oi*e It., •, Mr*. MrKimiey. a loesl tr|f •rnt to (he fluoi of |hn trial when ttlirr and tlong the low** east approach llir deposit window whir I* —rA*i- Willlnin If. Draper, Jr., budget. one plser. N M., C*d I < Ii* f*. Miitrei, M»» l i .i i i .M 4 s * e<*n* at* • m in i will i*e in |eopaidyrN the l.itig Island lUilros-l'a new Measuring IH hy <50 fn-t, lliu •hr *iut*w-ard mtrlot **•»> ,iai(*-t At ths, Tallahaasra meeting i* located on the left-hand *nle liankriiptey well rnmiiiandant. tUifiounccd to­ Cllru* In general tn * mi (h*e»l trustee, ha* Iweome offio- Ims Its 'litranee on Kir«t Seminole County will also submit of the driveway. Outlet* on Park day. fU;t Bin it-n ' '>• •'Hi "f exeepl for grn*e HKBVICE O ) I ICFII i|*mi ged Bast* Htleel. o i^mg Idami roramuter to prove The extrrioi of the bull-l Ita 10SI secondary program. This Mrs. U. B nillisl.il of Klsiimer, Tom Deoil, a»*istanl *l»(e *• r in Ihr Nmrnibe* amt Itereniber log I* an attroetive stiad* of C groin will Im o jlllm-d at a meet- Avenue. Olak Avenue and Second hr ha* confidence In the line. FT*, lie 1 married lo the former * I* e offli-er, will la- at the offirr frier**, i*ld Johninn Tree* Ami if any one has any doubts, T o B c 'R c 'o p c n c d T m h i y dilis'.ili. I r*-«l tile of tho Commlaslon here on Street are provided. T tieV p iriin u ili dsm aerd hair pnt of f„ F, Boyle tomorrow afternoon Ml. tlntllr Mar ll'lt* hill Tin- interior color wlicmr i n« | :(Nl -I’effH-k to a-lvhe veterans have one non, Jnhll David, sge 21 Wednesday afternoon at l :00 A Iwrf-wny speaker will la- lord lie’s riding in tha first or last •oil rohtldffsblF new g*n*(h JACKKONVuVl.K. Jan (U-1,11 ple.tsini; and r*-»tfill lo tiie rye •Vloeli. for communications between Ihe ram from here to hia nfflses In months. and Ihi* i* endangered —The Naval Air Taetienl Trait, wiMi it* g*ero tile flw r, llgl-l on rrvlre problem i Jamaica, Querns. inwtkM M a* ra n * Mat The County now haa availahlr ihg Command which rearhp»i s shadf J wall* and slim line ■ for oerondary roads the sum of LAKELAND. J i n . S—CJPl— |»eok of I2JM¥I of fleer* and '• fhiw rw ci t lighting. The tlx “ J a k e ” B i c l i l u r 'I V i i c Iic k V o u d j ^ h I i t h 1 1118,150. This Includes a carry I F'reering In northern peninsulir dent* during the war re*>|iem I ileskr. ami tiie rl-alr* are of u 1 Florida and fro*t in all dt*frleta to­ today. peurl gray color. morrow morning was foreeait t« Vie. Admiral John Dale I’rtm Mr*. Howard Dagur «nd Mr*. d i r hv the Federal B*ata F ro it of I’rniarnla, romniamler of Nn. J. L. Ilorton arr aasMatJ*. \V»»nlnp Fejvlro. val Air Training, headed ihr It l Mr. MoliOath, a former renr<The outlook w *. f«r fro»* or _______ • of dignitaries for Ihr ceremony ssotativM of the Mstroimljlan fleering over mao „f penlntiilsr set for 11 A. M. Life InMirancr (>*., rame In San­ By MAX HAMHKlJtON Florida again Wcdn* dnv monilng. Capt. l-rster K. Hire will l» ford in 1910 from llalnes ('tty, I.AKR IIUCriMP. Jan. a-(,1V-I»rita»n called an Ike U. N. Tiie full foreeait: Lo n d o n , j . , . * _ n v - i i . r . i . i mniMandir.g officer of the i* and I* originally from Atlanta, today to make >«Hkw effart far a Korean reaae-flre, but varaad Tonight and Tueutay morningnrtivatrd lelsol ami Capi. T J Btasoon today wound tip a fivef.a. Mr. and Mrs. Montiath llvo Red China Ibat M n lgb t farre a break »llh Ike free warM il Ir tnMtlv rlear iklei aed ro|(fer with Week “study trip* of Asia and llurriam, "SM C, will roitiniai-'l at 213 West Sliteriith Ktrerl. Mr. insisted on srreptanee of Ita own th a n . In a major yaliry drIf^atoIIrmbk D« Pitt the all detarhment. Africa on which be will report 61'iiiticlh i* an «rtlv . Kiwanlan rUralhm. Ilritaln'a Hir Cladoin Jrhh at Ike same time atedged <>• te Republican Isedma In the UnitThe Drat rlats Ii att lo start and so is 61 r. Crttmlcy. Both lieBrit lab tapper! u long as ft. N. troops ranlinne ta flgbl bt San ford Weather Feb. 16 and l>y June I personnel long to the First Methodist Kewew. tit anoke before Ike General Assembly'a M-tuDan pellof the sehool will numlwr SJtOu > president of Urn University •Ugh yailsrday, 79 Churrh. Deal rommittao. f^iw today, 35 Mr. Crumley, a foroirr m ilitant »*• JU SB M U *. r o f r , M Rirr Bain yetterdsy, 9 1 tr-'h roansger with the Metropolitan By ARTHUR GAVSIION B. Dae t. Star* than ha ha* Total Jan rain, 91 Inch Tiie -xreullve and Unarm- etna- firm , eamr to Hanford from KusLONDON, Jan. </P|—Britain look (be view today that tbe nrni- mil tees of ,h« Heminole County tin about I93H. ills home Is at keen In Japan, Indonesia. ThUNormal Jan. rain, '* 33 Inch** Cnntmunisl world can hartfly brand Red China an antetsor ie fores Chamber of Commerre will meel i.i Hllrer La k -. A son, Uol*rt Manager Kd Whitney’s office st Crumley Is with the North Amerluntil all United Nations efforts to obtain a cease-fire tail The Weal her This was disclosed at qualified sC,aomat* reported Commonwealth Ihe Tourist Ca..*«r tomorrow night ean Insuraiice Co., Orlando. Mr*. IMfWfBW premiers were considering wh»-A at 7:30 o’rlork. President If. James Everett Young, a daughtor, llvr* -leellned JACKHONVfLLIK, Jan. 8- . /-Ti— any fpcifle ther to sponsor a now U. N. bid American policy towards Out announced today. In Jacksonville. C3 M Atlanta to end tbe Korean war. China reflected general Weal it .§ Bismark AI.IM0NV hy All! TRAINING E ven If DiU move fails, heat Muropran tmaaaineaa toward the tl Hoot RRNNINGTON. Vl. Jan. » Boston HBKPP/.RD AI It FORCE inform ed opinion hero suggest* latest United Stales proposals 5T 37 Brown»ai!la Taft. |A>—Louis Rend, Jr., who for 12 BARK. Tagna Ja r. H-(Bpeetal)— Tha Stela Department pet forth year* Chicago Id i received more than 1100- Pfc. Milton Wllsmi, age t t . and to p M It Denver n-wnak ailntooy from hia exf*3 * Francis Jacob Richter of Sanford gives children of the Kirby De* Meineg wife, a a Atlantic and Pacific lanfurd7"hare *imfatcd*toc Air* 46 It Chela atom hsireas. died yes­ ■tone and Engine Mechanic’s 8m ith School In Gainesville an a rt lesson. A> a part of h it training Fresno M II School a t Bhcypard Air F o re «t the University of Florida College of Education. Mr. Richter Is In- Nrw York terday a t tha age a t U . 24 45 Bate, the home of tha larycct :*rnlng aa a laneher under the supervision of Misa Margaret 8e«r- •Vn-iiinaion 75 M Jsrksonvllla m2 T isa d S ra S rS r £ 3 technical school of this type In Before entering thla phaac of hit teaching training Mr. RwhUr studied Miami the world. tho practical anpoeta of hit profession from the student* stendno'nt by ta 1636 sad awnrdad APIVTKtB are tha sons of Mr. and participating In class work with children of the P. K. Yonge Labors Tallahetacc maotkly alimony payTampa . JS%* B. G riff* of Rnaford u>ry Reboot. aScminole C o u n t y Road Projects To Be Pushed By Boyle McNnhyGroupTo Farm ers’ M arket H o w ard G rah am ls 0 p « Isl Drive ln S B an k A nnex K S S Here Killed Instant ly ............... In Auto Accident l',nM7,inj»: W rrdlirr Is F o m a s! For N orllirrn Florida Muntii'tlh Crumley Office Will Open In New Bunk Annex Naval Training Europeans Cringe From Bold Action Stamen Returns From Against Chinese Communist Menace World "Study Trip” i m. j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1951 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 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