1 10 261 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f247edfbea5a659ab909fb2082079cf0.pdf 5e36c154a584ebbe20a88ce3644163b0 PDF Text Text 0- *WIIII..»IIH II. WWI NTjl t « w . Hw. so. i m Holland' 8 Views Cloture And Re-Stated He-nffirms Stand On Taft-H artley Law, Tidelands Question BARTOW i * —Stw«i.ri! I. Ilnl land begins liis second full term a* a U. S senator Halurday with firmer view* Ihnn ever about the PEPC. the lldeland.s question, the Taft-IIartley Law ami the *enali rule on unlimited drl>ate. That mean* Holland la atfoln*' the KEI’C and any move to rlntnp a time limit on senate debate. IP wants the Tafl-llartlev Law kep' by all means and Is dead set to toe states to control offshore, sub merged lands. Ha says he's sure Ills stand or Stevenson was right at tho Nstlnne Democratic Convention. He had planned to work for Stevenson's election because the Illinois gnver nor struck him as a mnurroP Democrat. Then, Holland related In effect Stevenson got too rhuminv wit* President Truman uml lurnrd hl< entire campaign into one nl appeal in* to the ultra liberal voter. % Holland Just kept quiet Rubinstein Seeks Daniel F . W estfall * Help O f Court To O f Miami Is Given Stop Deportation Motor Vehicle Job Strange Story O f Shanghaied Negro Recounted In Ohio THE HANFORD HERALD F a g* « MAIV UNN I ADDON. 0. was mauled Oy a lion IrikMi when it w iped from It* cage at an animal rental agency In Gardena, Calif Mary was accompanying • friend who was delivering n pi-t to the agenry for boarding when the lion escaped and attniked her Trainers sub­ dued the snlmel and forced It bach Into Its cage. (JiiiernaUor.aU Gov. Warren (Continued From Page One) of road materials sales kickback ,'ontlnucd Its hearing today with testimony from Chester B. Tread vay, Tavares, head of the now dosed Construction Equipment Co. Tills Is Ihe firm which S L Kilgore charges was set up as a -nllecting agency for IQcert s tun rake offs on road materials sales. II. A. Burgeon, Orlando, another defendant In the Kilgore suit, prejeded Treadway. Before entering he angrily de­ nounced newspapers, the Orlando Sentinel In particular, for giving prominent coverage to the Kilgore charges. When he came out Burgeon, ad­ dressing a Sentinel reporter cover Ing the hearing, said "Now print a n y ................. thing you want to "Thanks I will, the newsman COLUMBUS, 0.. iA'—The strange story of the shanghaiing of an Alaha mn Negro at pistol point f*om Detroit and his lodging In an Ohio Jail was disclosed last night a* Michigan state police attempted In prevent the man'* return to the South. ..... Michigan Gov. G Mcnnen Wi ­ liam* telegraphed Ohio Gov Frank J. Lausche Imploring his aid. But the telegram reached Lausche af­ ter Gerdis Hill, 21. an auto plant worker, was released from the . Toledo Jail In the custody of Ihe man who transported him there. Toledo Police Chief Ray E. Allen said n man who Identified himself ns Birmingham Deputy II. Batson hud placed Hill in the jalt Batson had explained they were "In tran­ sit.” lie produced un Alabama warrnnl charging Hill wllh bond Jtimnlng. Hill told the police be was ncposted on a Detroit street at nlstol point, handcuffed and shanghaied across (lie slalr line At Birmingham Chief Dcputv Wilton E Hogan said Bal«on m « not a drn'ilv sheriff A Blrmlnghnm bending cnmnariv snld one of Points Needed For «% , . • || * Rotation aHomemAre i hml kwh* to Detroit U nradv Hntonn J r , to pick t.K n Increased By T w o ^ 'V ^ r ....... had A CONNICTICU1 COUIQI STUOINt, Jeon Hannay, of Mapltwood, N. J , examines an antlqua steel sea chest which ts said lo have been used by Beniamin Franklin to carry gold bullion hs borrowed tn France to finance the American Revolution Now at the Mystle, Conn., Museum, It will be displayed In the Hlstorlcsl Murine Museum at the 43rd annual National Motor Boat Show opening In New York, Jan. O.f International) WASHINGTON (At - Serge M. Rubinstein, Russian-born financier and convicted draft dodger, today asked the U. S. district court to prevent his deportation. Ills attorney filed a suit seeking an order barring Attorncv General McGranery from toklng Rubinstein In custody or deporting him. McGranery yesterday ordered Rubinstein taken Into custody by 4 p. m. today for deportation. Rubinstein. 44. has been fighting deoortatlnn for nearly 10 years. Rubinstein’s complaint to U. S. district court, filed by attorney Jack Wasserman of Washington, contends thst no moral turpitudegrounds for depnrtatlon-was invn'vcd In the draft dodging con­ viction. Rubinstein said In the romplaint (hat he has no passport amt no right to enter any foreign country, In such circumstances, aliens who are taken Into custody for dfoortatlon arc usunllv held st Ellis Island, N. Y., without ball. Discussing Rubinstein's case last night, a Justice Department official said that normally he would be ordered to Russia but would be given a chance to select some country that would accept him. FT. PIERCE KB—Daniel F.Westfall. Miami, will b« itate motor vehicle commissioner after Gov.elect Dan McCerty takes office Jan. A. a McCarty announced Monday he w was designating him for the post which pays 17,M0 a year. Westfall Is administrative assist­ ant to the Dade County ichool su­ perintendent. As commissioner, he will succeed Arch Livingston, Tal­ lahassee, named to the lob four years ago by Gov. Warren. McCartv’s announcement said: "With the number of automo­ biles and trucks on Florida’s high­ ways Increasing at a tremendous rate each year, It t* very Important W that nur motor vehicle department be administered honestly and ef­ ficiently." The commissioner administers laws relative In the registration, re-registration, licensing end cer­ tification nf motor vehicles, includ­ ing airplanes. He also Issues and cancels title certificates of motor vehicles. Westfall, a native of Charlestn" W. Va., was business manager of a the Wer Manpower Commission for w West Virginia before moving lo Florida. McCarty became acquainted with him while he was supervising principal of the St, Lucie County Schools. He moved to Dado County several years ago. Westfall, 48, Is married and ha* three children. __ |Jumped n linn bond aftnr he »v-i« da ha* extended official recogni­ tion to the new state. Behind the lines In arrested for driving without a IICanada Ihu* becomes the 34th Knrea will need two additional cpn«r Mlehii'an had not authorized VIET NAM RECOGNIZED country lo recognize Viet Nam. points (or rotation home after Jan Holland was asked In nn Inter During Hie Middle Ages it wo* Hill's extradilion net sicieht his SAIGON, Indn China -** —Officials which has a kind nf dominion View If ho expected the HOI* ad Gen Mark W Clark’s head return to the state Ohlu tiit'hwv customary to kneel on both knee* of Viet Nam, one of the three ns statu* within the French union. ministration Inlstration 1o pay any uttcntlor patrol said Ihe rum hud ample Roman roads were often 3 feet lo worship God nml on one knee to social! d states of French lode The other two associated states quarters today gave lark of re to him and Sen. George Rmathcr* china, induy announced that Cana­ are Lao* and Cambodia. nr more thick. do homage lo a human lord. placements from the U. S. as the time to ged out of Ihe stale. on patronage. reason. " I certainly do," Holland snld There was no change In the He explained lie and Smother* rot ;il>i in requirement of nine Move Made To Keep v J -------- ~~ w > ■ ----------"will have nur own conflrmntlor months service — 30 points—for power," adding "I suppose they Lunger From Senate soldiers at Ihe front Bear area wlu consult us In advance." troops will need (0 Instead nf 38 About the whopping vole Florldr points. GRAND FORKS, N D . O* gave Republican candidate Risen Troops nl the front get Tour Slate Senator J B Bridston said bower and the HOP victories Ir rotation points n month. Tlune Pinellas and Sarasota Counties Inlay he plans lo mail to Wash near Ihe front get three and sol ingtoli, probably today, iietilioni Holland said "As for the slate ar dlers fur In Ihe rear gel two a whole, I don't see any two parly asking that Sen I.anger ( It—N D ) Soldiers in Japan whose (uinlllcx "stand aside" will'll other senators state." He admitted, though, the ore with thorn gel one point month r%'U knock the____ out of you. "Republicans have made progress take llielr oaths at Ihe opening ly Others git I B too," was Rargeon's retort of Ihe new Congress In Florida." Clark, Far Eastern eommnnd Will the Florida flood ronlrn’ He said the petitions would ask er, anil Washington Imve disagreed TALLAHASSEE « *A represen irolect and Jlrn Woodruff Dam that Hie North Dakota senator he • alive of an Orlando civic Hub and in recent months cm the problem n West Florida be affected by the prevented from taking Ids oath un i - j * an ottorney come here today to of adequate replacements I’enta- lil an investigation Is made of va new administration? ask Gov. Warren petitions lo re gon pressure forced Clark on Oct rlous private Immigration hills " I don't believe they will he af Super HIr M Fully Cooked Kernly To Knt fee led in Iho slightest." Holland move three Orlando City Commis­ 22 to withdraw no order Increas­ Lnngrr ha* sponsored. I,cun ing Ihe hnltlo line rolnllnn require replied. He snld "After all the sioners. Bridston said earlier that han­ Thomas Comer, who described ment from 3fi to 38 points flood control project was author ger has Introduced a large number 1 to Odd). There was no rnmment on of hill* which had Ihe effort of lied In the noth Congress which himself as a special representative was controlled by Republicans " of Ihe West Church Street Improve Clark’s latest order from the De­ allowing rertaln alien* Ihe govern­ A yr. Those things in Florida shown p ment Assn., and Maxwell Weels, fense Department or the Army ment is trying In deport In slay ............. . .... Snlurday the ____ Army's February In this country Super ItlRht Fresh Lenn Pork be In the Interest of defense wit an nltnnicy. said they planned In Lb. c not be rhnnard by Republicans, hr offer lo Ihe governor petitions for |druft call was upped lo SI,two men Longer himself predicted earlier predicted, For Instance the one* the ouster of Cltv Commissioners —thr highest quota since early In Hint a move would he made to keep lion of deepening the East Coast K. It. Moses, William James and Hie Korean War him out of Ihe Senate, lint that Clark's headquarter* sold Ihe the muvo would fail. Lunger Is Intracoastal Canal beyond Cocoa Waller Hass. They said they had 1228 signa­ opw Increase "I* made necessary slated to head the Senate Judiciary will depend upon Its value from a Super (tigh t Fresh Lean Pork tures on the petition tn remove because of lack of receipt of suf­ Committee In Hie new Congress. defense standpoint. Moses, 1103 on that for nosier of ficient rrfilriremcnt* from the fn this connection, Holland re. ported that appropriation! already lames and 1071 for removal of United Stales to niiitlmio rotation Ilerus Good Kating for your Good in January on the basis of 38 have been made for tho reactlva lias*. Jury Report Each of tho petitions charm'd (points) and still nialnlalii Ihe com­ (Ion of big Air Force bases a' Luck New Yearn Fount Homestead, Lakeland and Puntn the commissioners usurped t lie bat efficiency of Ihe Eighth Army power* of the mayor In making' Super ItiRhi Fre.sh I,cun ot in maxing nilt| „uIPr Army units lliroiighnut (Continued (mm Cage One) Gorrifl, The speed of their com plctlnn depends upon Air Force appointments, refused to confirm lh(, ,.mmniltl(|.» UP re;mrti that Ihe Slate and Jus needs, ho snld. . , , K W liiemploye* s ^ . * Aarbitrarily ,i f f i r l « . .......* "»> ™ i> n » >«*“ "• tlio departments interfered with Of veterans administration fn r'faithful" ment* after January would de­ Ihe grand Jury after its hunt for HIR#*, ho Bald an npprnprlntlm pend upon replnrcmcnlx. U. S citizens wllh Red leanings 08 been voted for Imnrovlng Ihe "The decision tn retain Hie rota who were In Ihe hire of the U. N Fancy W estern Htrenk O* Lean Mr. Gray VA hospital nt Lake City and ad Von rriterm nt 30 (points) lor Zone Cohn snld he tnlrt his colleagues: vertlsing for bids nrohatilv will bn I A (front line) is in line wllh the "We have a Job to do; we can't made sometime this month, irevlously unnoiincetl imliry nf giv- he affected one way or another (Continued From f’sxe Ones Ft, \(i \ The future of proposed VA fa­ trcnsurer-emerltu*, lo tie ex-offi- log urimnry lion tn ti rlmnry run*Idem consideration troops by Ihe election " cilities nl Gainesville nod Tnlla 12 Oz. lo Hie forward combat rone who lo u member of this hoard. lie said the election issue wax hassee, he went on. depends on tho l’kK. Mr. Gray was elected treasurer- arc daily exposed to the greatest Super Ilig h t Henvy WcHtern U. S . Choice Hcef • results of an overall study by Con­ emeritus at n meeting of iho dagers and hardships, the state­ one of several factor* which caused the official* lo direct Lane tn Iry gress. Sll* TANA standing committee of the diocese, ment addl’d to delay the grand jury from tnok Switching to what lies ahead In tr.\ o*. lo n letter to Mr. Gray log Its report until it* term rx tho new Congress, he said "I think prconlillg nn from Mark T. Carnentrr, nrrildcM I X T . . , * , , O n o n i u l I , , plred in Deremher. we can redure taxes." tmd Dan It. Weller, secretary of IN( ‘ 111 K O l O H l 1H Tho possibility thnl Secretarv o' Holland will he the third ranking the committee, ■r {* . • (night he called a* State Arhcsnn n Swift* I'r> initial Democrat nn the Senate Public __f yesterday, vestiTtlny. The letter also Included n resoh.-| a witness _arose Works Committee and the fourth Lon of commendation for Mr. Gray iray _ . _ , Skinless Franks lh. ill Rep Keating (It-NY) told report ranked Democrat on tho Agrlcul Vttoinif) PurtftJ ftiofl f «e»h .IIIk it r i n H i n i f . c r s Achcson mav be summoned fore and Forestry Committees. He which acknowledged the "devoted V( tpi ul lr «M I!U v / I U n l l l ^ |tnni„rmw. The State Department N O H T IIK R N •Mo, U ■ member of the Demo •service" of the former treasurer. Fruity O V e g e t a b l e i has ealei;orlrally denied attempt crallc Steering Committee which Tho resolution was spread upon tho minute* of tho commit t re. WASHINGTON, Dec 30 UV-The Ing to Interfere with tho grand makes commltteo assignments, year now rinsing brought more Jury. Thera has been some talk in strikes anil mure Idleness from Washington Holland might take a LARGE Itll'K work stoppages than nnv period «P0» on «l,o Senate Foreign HoCity Commission NORTHERN since tho Industrial convulsions nf Plnne Missing With a Committee. Ho wouldn't I DPI, Urn Labor Department re­ Ten Persons Aboard comment tent on that. If ho does, ho (Continned From Page One) ported todnv. I glvo ilv up one of Ihe other pany and the other In which would, It (mid 4.U30 stoppages began In nltfees. r o . , 8 2 3 y the City 1032. This was close to the record MANILA, eft—Philippine Airlines Holland ha* a major bill drawn •ANADIAN SW EET , me ale__ , „ „ VI1 set In ID 1 (1 when lalmr said today n DC-3 passenger plane for pulling before the new Senate l>e taken In the W0I,i uflor It* "first round" nl |tn*l is missing over northern Luzor O C E A N HPH AY W H O L E O R S T R A I N E D on tldelandi, He was one of the „nifettfff until eol|W hut Ikmti wnr wni/c with seven passengers and three Madera In getting a similar bill I D ^ .n" Jcontract Clt ity, Mr. ColeThe 1040 strike wave had much crew members. 1 6 0 z. through the Test Congress but Tru - ,h rran pointed out. This contract tn do with enactment of the TaftTwo of Ihe passengers were Iden man vetoed It. would be of a nature similar to the Hartley ImtuMrinl Relations Act tilled as Marshall Nunn of Ban FINE COOKING " I t looka like wo have an ex A |,b. Hug MUent chance of passing It this one between the City and the In the following year. Stoppages Francisco and Mary Irclon, he power company for power at the In 1032 exceeded—In number of Moved to live in a small town "Wit 110 Mid* shutdowns, workers Involved, and near Cincinnati. Roth are em­ senator said hla bill wIF f S M a w fipoaal *? fltatton, * !‘ n’ * t JThl* h n Snn* I Air con- days of production lost—anv pre­ ploye* nf the United States Infor­ » (hat------slates lain gain < control ..... .^o' .‘f f L ? * * he aald, after vious year under tho Taft-IIarlley mation Service In Manila. the Navy took ever the faculty, law. Tho twin • engined plane lefl 'KLLOW COOKING W H IT E H OUSE Thirty-four major stoppages. In­ Lnoag In Hocoa Norte provlncr ,8^ niP»r W " authorised with the volving inure Ihnn 10,000 workers this nmrnlng for Aparrl. about too each, wore recorded In the survey miles away. whjare the limit would ho lot) Maid In v|.«ms4VH operation umirr under msdo by Ihe Bureau of Labor . - could - — -be - mi i r f - J 1 .T- , t ' u.p ll! f tnonth'a time Statistics (BUS). Tho biggest was •itar the contract lie alined. the two-Omnth strike of tho CIO Spread Of Strike In FROZEN FOODS — ‘ ither for or United Steelworkers. Singapore Threatens 1rfL•— AFI, unions wore Involved In IT * » ! r* ? onirt* o f the writ ' VJ• t' j ,* *li Avenue, between of the major stoppages, CIO unions WKHTFKAK ' I* O*. I’kg. In 12, and Independent unions In .SINGAPORE, ( * — The strike ol NJ*?*!1 ■JJd Tenth Streata from ■ A ona-famj). to • 0, The Industry moat hit was con­ 10,0M workers In tne Singapore 00 J* P«raons J uitHa ciaaaffka struction; It had 7 big strike*, S Naval Buie threatened today tc and Ihraa othara war# The hearing cor of tham affecting projecla of ihe spread to the hate medWl a*"aa pro* p i. btumad to death In a flr# toea, Fifty hospital attendants aald Atomie Energy Commission. which dcatroy#d a South Strikes nf all sites outnumbered they are waiting to receive thalr # O*. Can tur# store and'warohousa. the 1031 total hy about 8 per cent, wagoa on Friday before joining YIIOLERUN man-day* nf Idleness more than tha strike nn Saturday. but man-days 'ISaMt prec,dfd lh* •P*eho ’ ■KtSSima' ___ doubled—Increasing from U,t>00,< Th*V RAM Ar^VAnp®!! ovr* n«* Ifamen found th# bodies nf Iwl conditions submitted to the O flO In 1931 to 53„....... million thla yyear. ______________ on thla < l aad a woman In the amoulder (A man day la the time ie of on* ____ fiUria of the four-story hulldlny man for one day.) strikers are aiklng TOKYO ’/V For M ore Good Eating at Lowest Possible Prices Como $oo ot APduri I PORK STEAKS 49 HOG JOWLS S 33 Blackeyed Peas Blackeyed Peas [ 37c PICNICS BOSTON BIHTS u . 3 9 c# SPARE RIBS :u”5lk' 3 7 c PORK HAMS Whole Ha,fw Lb. 5 7 ' WHITE MEAT .,,2 9 ' CHUfK ROASTS ^ 59\ V Or Stl'IKCS Dlirillff 39° Bananas Lb. 9 ? Rutabagas Lb. 4 0 York Apples 1s s m s : Onions 490 2 Lbs. 170 Three Persons Die, 3 Hurt In Chicago Fire nfkiujr"""" Strawberries ,d“? * p,n' x t STume £gg,f E f c a Ion and prestimably poa by flames. Firemen March the dabria for r*ot eontr Some 8Vi million worker* were Involved In this year's stoppages, is against 1.200,000 last year. Economli Issues, prim* rlly h, were 1 caui tM r T*7«WH4¥H4I >abai«M 4J'' v)' i l v , •: is , Hit i, the wai manda liau# waa related MIDI IN IM tAIKL .-1; 7 » m HoimehnM | SANFORD'S FIRST SHOWING! —a* ufc SULTANA higher pay, Increased living allow ancea, pension right* and lick TONIGHT A WEDNESDAY 1 PAPER TOWELS I5 C Roll TOILET TISSUES 3 CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 Cans 3 7 c OUR OWN TEA BAGS ' POkg. 3 3 c. f 48 2 150z. APPLE SAUCE Ja rs 29C TUDOR BEER OR ALE f g C a n s g 7 c SALAD DRESSING p$ar22 NUTLEY OLEO ' iVIVIi L B o -’S r a 'cSKl!SL£»“ « | |f*Vvw‘, 290 Orange Ju ice 2 for 2$0 ig x S S a B -s w m w ;S~ f CARTOON nil HLKCTKS flHQin ^ *%■ �V - . v ■ ' | r I I I K t\ l.,\ I M l.ll IF YOU DONT ^ recelvt jour Sanford Ilfr*lit, city 2 m * a l£ i Delivery, by 7:00 p,tn.. please rail YELLOW (All n i l » VOLUME XL1V Knlablished IHOH ,P resident Is Optimistic On World Peace Missing Student Truman At Last News Conference O f 7 ) 2 .a Holds Out Hope To People Everywhere WASHINGTON itf - President Truman suld today Ihf uulliHik fur world peace It better now than It wax a year ago. Truman explained, at hit last new* conference of the year, that he wa* referring to the outlook for the cold war in all pari* of the world. fl| He said no new plan for hasten ’ inn the end of Ihe Korean War ha* been submitted In him. hut ne ami ed that obviously he could not talk about such a plan even il one ex isled, unless It was something to be pul into operation immediately Truman announced he will up pear on radio and television .lau IS from It):30 to 11:00 p. m.. Hast ern Standard Time, to report to the people on the state ol me mi lion. This address, he said, will con ** tain some material in udditiun In what he will ulvc Congress in Ills formal stale of-lhc unlon message early next week lie will not up pear before Congress In person. The President begun Ills meeting with reporters by expressing shunt regret that Secretary of Auricn jure Urannan has had to make ad dltiouol rexlrlcllons on Import* of dairy product*—ax announced ye* terday—under requirements of ihe Defense Production Act 0 This Is the wrong thing t« do. Truman .'laid, adding that In- la not In favor of it at all. llut he said Urannan was obliged In im­ pose the new restriction* under Ihe law. Truman avoided comment nn two controversy issues, (Jen Douglas MacArthur's latest blast “at him and the status of diplomat John Carter Vincent He had only a soft voiced no comment when asked about MacArthur’s suggestion last week thal " t h e P r e s i d e n t was using the "bloody dramu” of Korea " a s ' a means of self glorification." MacArthur's statement stemmed from Truman's own quoted remark to nn Interviewer thal the general "wanlrd to involve us In an all out war In the Far Fast.” Mar Arthur retorted that he hnd not proposed to extend Ihe Knrean War hut only in end it. In the Vincent mailer, Truman piiim said ,,jiy only ___ lhat __ the ca*o of the cn reer diplomat ha* not reached him yet (iiii counsel. Charles Murphy fs known to he studying the rase.) Mob Action In US Claimed No Lives In 1952 First Lynch-Five Re­ port Since 1SN2 Is Released Today By Tuskegee Institute llv \l, I.ANTI.It TUSKKGEK. Ala ,1* - Mol) action claimed no live* In the I'nttcd NIW YORK pollre'hsve alerted 11 State* during 1952. *aid Ttiskegcc states to he on the lookout for Institute in the (lr«t lynch free re Uratrlce Eckhaus. 17, who dis­ in IHX2 appeared several days sgo after llut "other rather *imllar forms leaving high school for e store In of violence and lawlessness have which she was employed srter not declined.” K I* Patterson, school hours. Her (ether, Sieg­ president of the famed Negro fried Eckhaus, has offered a 151)0 school, declared in hi* nmmul re reward for information leading lo jo-rl last night He said there appear In he too her whereabouts, ffniertialloual) many Instances of police "brutality and killing," of persons suspected or guilty of crimes, "and a re surgence of the mob spirit as ex pressed In heating*, floggings In cemliurism. bombing anil Ihe like " The 1952 report e*periullv de plore* bombings in it* ' pattern* of violence." Mr* Jessie P Gorman. wlm Iv where Negroes have moved or attempted to move Into while Patterson noted <)m> ( )f Heaviest Tolls neighborhoods. Hot blast* have also occurred at homes of whiles "who have in In Nation's History the some way Incurred Hie enmity of Is Being Predicted the bomber*." For the four years from PIW The National through 1952. Ihe report listed at ( Hit AGO Safety Council today predicted least OH bombings or attempted traffic death* In 1052 will total at homblng* 49 against Negroes to least 38,000—one of the heaviest against whites and p'dillc inslitii turns, eight aeainst Jewish syna­ toll* In the nation’s history. The council said 38,000 deaths gogues, schools and community would he the largest number since rentrrs. and one against a Catholic lllll and one that had been ex. clmrch. Two victim* died On Chri*t»tn* erected in only three other years. lint, It added, an upsurge of night. 1951. Harry T Moore. Flur Ids secretary for the Nnt'onnl A* death* accompanying Ihe good traveling weather In most of the snelntlnn for the Advancement of (t S "in Dec emtior could lift this j Colored People and Ids wife were vear's total to the third hlghc-l ! fatally injured In Hie cxnlnslnn jj>ut wrecked their home ot Mims Pin on record. Chance alone hn« kept the death The three worst years, in the number of lives lost in motor vehi rat" from tiring higher, Palter«on cle accidents were t941 with 39,900, declared lie said |he wave of tminldng* 1937 with 39.1H3 and 193d with points out "the hie t i*k of editenJ9 0H9 Ned II Dearborn, council prrsh iion in human relation* still t»> bdent, said Ihe grim figures car- acrompllshed in our democracy " tine "lynrhlng prevented" I* rled a warning to New Year’* celementioned In Ihe annual reperl It hrntnr* He added: "Till* I* the third con»ecutlve wa* In Clarendon County. Sie-Hi venr to bring an Increase In traffic Cnrnlin" where a 28-vrar >>*«l Ne deaths More car* and more travel «rn. William Felder, was charged are making street* and highway* , last Fehruarv with killing a Hi more dangerous. Only sober and ve»r • old Negro school girl He cant inn* driving will ensure your wa* given five vear* in orison Toskcgee said member* of IV »n[e*VThe council reported fatalities In girl** family "hnd lo talk fa*t" the first 11 months of this year lo keep a meh from storming the jail and jynchlng Felder aflrr hi* added up In 34,500 The November toll of 3,070 was arrpst. However, f’larenrlnn County rimrl the greatest for any November slurp 1941 and was 5 per eeni clerk I*. T. Hraetum said he knew Mr«. N. Vermillion of no threals at the Jail or else higher than In November, 1051. council ha* rstlmaled that where. Dies At A ge Of 75 410Thepersona This weapon has been used main will lose their lives in traffic accident* during the compiled the report for Patterson, slid the Information rnme from a Mr*. Nettle C. Vermillion. 76. four day New Year holiday period died suddenly ot the home of her starting at fl p.m today and end­ Nccrn newspaper, the Chicago De aon-ln-lnw and daughter, Mr. and ing at midnight Sunday. fender. Mr*. J- 0 . I.ovett, West Hr*t M Street, at (1:00 p.m. yesterday. Value Of W ater MINNICK RELEASED Horn Jan. 30, 1077 n (amMIAMI UP—Haul Mlnnlck. Home Hr TOM I.F.MON bridge, Ohio, Mra. Verm lllnn had stead polleeman, wa* released lived here for 46 year*. She wa* s To assura you a dependable from Jell Tuesday night after n member of the First Presbyterian water supply through the years grand |orv refused to Indict him Church. , , .. which lie ahead, Investment* must In the killing of a Negro on Christ Surviving an* the dakghterj a by made within the next few mas day. brother, Charles Carmon of BtoU- month* and veara. Mlnnlck shot and killed Frumet benville. Ohio; sisters, Mr*. Nora Our engineer* who nave been Jeffrrsoti after William Fasulo Nettles of Nile*, Ohio: Mrs. Eva appraising our needs, estimate our Florida City marshal, hnd pursued Locknnd. Mis* Carrie Carmon and pear immediate needs at about him to Homestead when Jeffer­ Mra. Viola West, all of Jackson­ 1260,000.00. son riri! from arrest nn a charge ville. And that la lust for physlrial of reckless driving. Funeral services will be held at .quipmrnt and Installations—that’s Mlnnlck said Jefferson and FaHrlsson Funeral Home at 3:30 p.m, just for the THINaS which make suto were scuffling and that he Thursday with Hev, A. 0 . Mclnnla up a water supply system. shot because he feared for his own officiating. Interment will follow What about tha personnel who or Fasulo's life. In Evergreen Cemetery. make these things function? What Mlnnlck was charxrd with first Is the worth of their knowledge, degree murder .Saturday ami their experience, and, above all Jailed. The grand Jury called 15 their unceasing vigilance. wilnosses. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Everything about a water works Carelessness, speed and whiskey Involves large sums of money ex­ were listed by W W . .e r - * .............. » ...... SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS cept v..c the remuneration of the men man II. U. Harrison as the ma n reaoonalhl* for Its dependable opMIAMI US— Small craft warn­ causes of 10 traffic fatalities InUratlon. So far we have been fer­ ings flow along both Florida coasts tile rnuntv during 1952. ‘ lunate to have ronselentleue and today as a low pressure area A fatality wcurred everymonth mtn , bl# to . rc(Dt , he moved northeastward from Texas f this year with the exceptions of jmonslbllltiea of water plant opera toward West Virginia The Miami Weather Dureatt or­ April and October and so far In t[J,n |„ tha fact of low financial re December. dered ine Die warnings wsrnlnga noisi hoisted at II uerea ward* their aervices rommand Month*, number of fatalities and However mutdclpal water avstema >.m. (EST) Tuesday from Cnpc fn '. '. their cause*, M tfjwrteft by the a r» finding IL harder eaeh year to Intteru, N. C.. through h the Flur■highway P H P H patrolman, jP H I . are ns n a . lfob enroll and hold younger men qual­ .da Kays____ and_____ along ... ____ _ the Florida ified for advancement to key Jobs West Coast. Wind* of 10 to 90 miles an hour ( January — one Itllled; excessive In water utllUlea. The will to serve sneedi February — one kilted, Is there but It withers In the face at times were forecast. whiskey and running a atop sign to a dollar that haa lost almost In Sanfurdi March — one killed, half Ita purchasing nower. TO DROICATK BRIDGE lwhiskey end speed | April — nonei Satisfaction in discharging a h j Je on— Top state JACKSONVL_______ (May — one kllledi carelessness i great public responsibility with officials ar* scheduled lo to lake part June - one killed, whiskey ami honor unfortunately doeanH heat In the dedication it 11 II _______ m tha million ... jon of H u___ !apeed! July — one killed, carelesa- the heuae or clothe tha children or r Matbewi Bridge Thura...____ ______' here T1___ ;nee*: August - one killed, whls- buy food for the table. • r ■ Spa ikers Hated Include Gov. Along with the inveatment la Florida Supreme Court THINGS to nuke up * water sup- j s a s f t Mathews for whom system we eaonot afford to Mmed; SUte Road n-car to blind d for lay Board Alfred A. He­ tflg. t ^ o t S r r a*hit-run fa-bn hu»aa UteUJgence and rd H. Simpson. and December — none so [and the tost eg ehai iracier ! jj Myvi. m -if P W Pfv: SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A W EDN ESDAY D EC. III. * 1H.V2 AtMociuteil P r e s * I .rimed W ire No. 93 HOLD IT, KID! YOU’RE NEXT! Acheson Sees Little Damage From Using Disloyal Men In UN '.i. m T State Weather Texan Is Winner In *52 Noted For ! Of 1S52 Title Of Wide Varieties Tall Tale Champ Near Record For Traffic Deaths Is Seen For ’52 f . . s .Sf't' *’t- ,•>ft-- AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAII.Y N E W S P A P E R 1'irllt cloudy mill urImly with scat­ tered shower* Dili allenioon, fol­ lowed l>> clearing anil colder Innil'll!: Ihursduv lair, riMtlrr In smith ami cast |kii tiling Test i I’ios Kmployees Are Not Concerned With Our National Defense Problems WASHINGTON P-Secretary of state Dean Achcson *aid today national security i> not endangered W i n L i m h I F iiD M R 'I t T » » ! S t u r \ A I m' u I . l ; t | i : m - l»y l 'niieil Nation* employment of \meiic.in* "I ipicslionahle loyalty. A llm v Farm ers Tn <•>»• In se cts (S a in s llut Acheson tnlil a House Juulciary suliciimmittce that the presI h iv e K e e n r d ( 'F lip s F irs t F l a r e A w a r d cm i* of "these people," as he c .illi'il them among U N cmllv .11)11 \ IF III list V LAKELAND t* Florida u c.illi phivce* it *'- giv e the Unlleil States cr in 1952 w.i* generally gimil lor Itt 'llt INli I'nN Wi* P The .i " Ida i k eye WmId'* I'hamplnii l.tar ol 1952 dlru* no* *n . imh! for some nlhcr 1here I* no real threat to se­ crop*, hill gnnd enough to enable wa* .ii ........ . today Ity the Itnr curity . he said, been use U. N. farmer* In pnulmc record crop* liligtun Liar*' < luh and the yvnnec worker* do not Ii,untie matters of rill'"* and vegetables Metooriil uf the J.'liil annual Ananlti* Award "concerned with mir natlnnul deogi*t Warn n Johnson of the Fed i* not siuprisingh a Texan fcijsc era! Stale Fund Warning Service The subcnmiiutlee i* muking a \fter 12 month* ol soiling *ald today thnuigli minimis o| pruiliglnu* tali general ImiiMiy into ii|irrations of ill,' Justice Department It got intu "(ine man'* meat i* another late*. Hie i lull selected \irmaii 3 i' man’* poi*on 1 and tli.it'* the way Hairy 5 t imimiiii:* nl lialla* [nr the qucstimi ut Mitwersives on the it turned out when temperature* In* tall tale oIhiii! Japimi'si' inns l mted Nation* stuff in connection with digging into whether the Jusdropped low enough to ilnningc ipidoes si"'-- il"o:irtments Inter­ legeialile* toil were |tl>I what ill l ommmg*. -lalinind at Johnson . .„ in* fruit* needed t o color amt Air Force base neai lokvo i* tl>c fered In a New York grand Jury's sweeten Hind li'xali In win Hie criuvii m inquiry Into subversive activities Even Hiiuii'h the vear saw crop* recent venr*. Ind hi had to ill iw iiy F N empluyir* An invitation was issued late in Northern Florida severely dam mi foreign material for tin* v In yesterday (ur Acheson to testify. mted hy drought, nnd crops in mug whopper I'*" ""'""t'try uf * u k promptly Southern Florida damaged liv loo Hitne idritd In.^idv I tout just much water. talulaM for tin* vest ittrued In for tni1 niclii when I accept ml it* Av hcsiiu had hardly aeltluil into prmed almul normal. Johnson re tic.ml tile dour open At first I polled It wa* raiorly dislrilmled Hmugld it wa* oar of the nH<»r the witness chair hern re the Conover much nf the vear wdb ton gov * wtm l<'|>t in Hie loom with !!"** uieiiiher* were iparring with nn over hi* refusal to disclose rnoi Ii in February Mmeh mil m me When l got a tinner to"1' t I dler and too 111-1«- iri Apld M.iv saw d wa two oaisilldtoe* *1 hey tin- n.imi'v ut State licjmrtment cuiploviTx who have hiimlleil inJune Nnveinher and Deceniliei stood ueaflv ll feet l.dl and In■l i v e vest'Cal inn reorts mi l S citizen* II,no -howed i ii g vacarie* in otti me 1 wa* ton tell died to r loicil Ivy the t N er way* pom me 21 inches on Mi -ii I lost I iv llu'ic wlien Hu Die ilcp.irtmi'iil lias refused tn *P arm led leaving Milton dry during pt a n tied mv lied **iv*• Hit' ioforinal'Mii i l l to Ihe a \ o itliea-ter * *i I *i 22 amt giv T tiemd one of thi ol *av Hu inv i edat Kc\ a loth ot m no Ii Von Honk we -tnuild > >1 tom to'ie N< vv 5 ink grand inry, i 2 ) to a Sail,,ti' rnmnilllri and t.’ll to the wtiih pouring II lot lie* oli l.akc or -ho dd we i .iiiv Inin totun ' Ih- ■■ i "loiniHi i land in July thunderstorm' "After a tnomeol's eiio-idei alioll Ai tii'sno s.iiil tic cousiilted t’reslFrost* and o i oiiinanylec tern Hie olltci replied, t.et eat lorn ocratoros m November P*’d a* llele If we ealiv loin home the tli-iii I'niinuii hefnre rcleetlng Ihe the 1951 52 crop season wir* get lug Miiisipidoe* will lake tom away ropicit liom tlie grand jury, and itiat I'rnin.iu InstroiTed Inin lo reling under way i ofnred and sweet from it* f'i*c in give op ihe Information. rued cllru* fioil* lint knocked old The secretary went on to argue \mdlici I ex,ill John S KeiidetX lot* of vi'i'idalile* in Northern and it wmilil not lie good arlmlnisI'eidral Flnriila It was Ihe - nilr of llninke Army llo-ipl.il ,d San that tratlve prartu'e in subject substory wlnui Irinl- occurred Dec Antonio won an linniirnhlc men llnri tie -aid Hint a* elilct etlgl indin.it" eniplivvc* III questioning 17 'ind 19. 1951 ctirigrc'shuial cnnnnlltees or Johnson al'o litooglil o"t tli"*(‘ oeer id a Imspdal ship he •<(i* liv gmiiil Juries point* a hold Flnriila'* 1952 wrath once faced with Hie In-k of ci-tlmg dn nnly what a large bullet installed in Hie llimlt : ItieytlieaicMiliiirdinale* er ("111 to do." he said. i nld'*pcll* Mere lielnw normal of the ship within a mitt lei of [ "The rcspoii'ilitc officer* however, hours fleiiucncy. can lie pul mi the stand to explain Even Ihuuuli sinm icr |i-iiip-'C.-« "I went ashore " hr tied "bought Ilnur .litmus turc* were nmi'iinllv Inch they Iis I pound- nf alum dumped it "We sluinlil ticur the res|Ninsh avecaced uhmd nornial into tin* Imder and filled d with Inlitv fm wind is done riglii and Not a tropical dorm visited Flur watei When Hie duller hod shrunk tin IiIiioic for what is done wrong ” Ida m the hurricane seisnn tu iilinul Hie si/e uf a raillalnr Wlicii Ai hcsnn a -scrti'd *hat U Tin- minimum nf 27 degree* un I hovered d through the hutches N i inploy Hit’ ll ! id possibly dls(let 29 wa* the lowest lemticrii Imltcd d Into place, washed II md Ihvj I American* presented no tore rccnnli'il in Drlober in 35 with tint wliter and when it had Hiri.d to naltiinal security. Hep. years rxpunrh'il to normal sire fired d Keating ill NY) cuminontcd that op ami we took nil on time " lie and Aclieson appairnlly place The lodges also gave hnimr.dile different Inliirnretatlim* on the mention lo Fred Craven of At wind*, "national interest* and naWINNERS ANNiH'NU'.D Dill,ANDO 4* - When point* lanta, (in who said hi* brother tiiuuil "security " hud a well trained dog When the "It strikes me they are ‘ vminywere Intulrd for the Tangerine In ternattiinul Mid Winter Model Air brother carried the gun on hi* limn* terms." Keating said right xliiinliter, the ring hunted rail Aihcsnn agreed that U S naplane meet here Tuesday these hit* If Ihf gllll Was oil the left ilonal mleresl* are liarmed liv the winners were iminumiml Itil j .Si'hlarh. .Smith (lend, llut . shmilrtcr, Hie dug hunted souiccl* employ incut of dislovut Aiuericailti The brother got nut ii new fish try tlm U N Junior class; James M«nrne Mi nml, senior d a **; Willard •t'all ing rod lo show to Craven, amt chard. Norfolk Vu . and William In a few minutes tire dog npnc.ncd n Thomas J r , Daytona tlea eh. licit from behind the barn carrying a cun of worms for open class. l| K #1S K HO HS It Itnht/ , Nit* if put %jitiiil t* u ' ,Yii nti ff VlJlf/ i I'wu I f It lit o h l I J*>1 I.)D4 Y llji'jiiituf t*l» tit t.u**k I'fJtl It IlffJ I * ll'« iitnt l hhiint if1111 f*tr ti inttf hi Itil * (I fi'Hf iff f n ishuttf if If ill I'lljl'ji i*r nr 1 n d 1 * turn nr mm mill **t th* /firm tiifflf /u h in hy it hit h limr Mini mmf A mi*# ****#•# In hi% a#*iv#a l l n i r i i t i . it t iifj tlirr, Hnl if t your hint* HV killin' hull' yuu /•*/ Inn lilUl t*l» tnn untuil •»f i/nm iiMilf n i i n l Hfti‘9‘f fiirji Inki n mi nn ♦*/ %h> Uni k id#/ fmni .Wijn fun in*/ f*# fn# nut Hu if fL* nr Ib'li itmt% in <r r/f#r nf h ill, hiifntl rilm i in hii/h Iliflfl'B 1Hu/ Inn ll’r !i#/r#* , l*tmii t I h u t m «• I Siil i si/uftru ntif vf tunh f«- i/nii *1 i mu t,million of If oh h* i ^ Itoost 11tiny man v Ihtt mu t ft* It % /hit/ A* •* Kmmtih to Mtn* tin tniim/ulo fitint* off imu yimnn^h * * l/irlf 11 #r. t>**ir kunw mim ithm iff . , /l/iiu t hi t k Iui tn his i Inn tt filli If too nnt tto slfifs ('until to fust tunlit In in v/riHif f mm# ftttiijlh you It t/o tlnu n in History in Ift*ft tin 1/ n A mi In tmt/h t III t fits! In* 11k mi thr lioutls i<hi ii (hr Nfiii sfdi h it to %l*tur thiouyh it*11101 IfAmi/ fAi# iffirj Atf y , lint * th m o tn f O K . / tmtiu 1* t 's t/i#f ► w il l ia m n m Dances, Parties, Church Programs To Mark Local Welcome To New Year Mpccinl church service* iiiiiiuht anil tomorrow, inn tnicriihU pir tics, noil chi*iog of store- mol business offices will inutk (lie opening of the new year in .v-unford. Activities tonight id the First IliiptM Church will gel umlei wuy lit 7:30 o’clock with u prayer meet­ ing, the Itev. W. I’. Itrouk- Jr,, pnrtur, suhl. mnl will lusl through midnight. Inchnleil on the >vcnlog's ngemhi ure n "slngs|niintlnn" ur *nng feat, a motion pic­ ture, a fun period, an ainaiiur talent period and a thanksgiving mnl dedicatory period, Hefir-hruenta will he served. Thu piddle is invited to attend the activities. A nursery will he provided. A watch night service will be conducted at the First Methodist Church from lljlio o'clock tonight until midnight, the Itev. J . K. Mc­ Kinley, imatiir, sulil. Recreation will lie provided for the youth at­ tending, from 9:30 until to 46 p.m., nml a moving picture fur all from 10:46 until 11:15 p.m. Wor­ ship will he led hy the youth finin 11:30 p.m. unlil midnight. All lire invited to attend the service. The.. Huera mcut uf the Lord'.* Hopper will he curulurt*d tonight at 7:30 o'clock in special aervices at the Church of fioil. The Klout family. Indian* from North Dakot, will npprnr at the church Fri­ day Ut 7:30 p.m. ut u special sing­ ing service. Confession* will In) heard ut the All Souls Catholic Church today from 4:00 until 6:00 p.m. and from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m., tha Rev. Fr, Richard Lyons, pastor, said. Masses with Christmas carols !«• Ing repeated hy the choir will be hold at 8:00 and 10:00 o’clock to­ morrow morning, Chi 1st will lie held lit 7:30 n III. Inmonow in till- rliupel uf Ihe Holy I'rns* Kphrnpnl Chureli, the Itev. II I.. /.Imnieriiimi, reetnr, sail’, mid at 14):4HI a.in nl the lugli altar. Hull) the i ‘it v Hall ami the four l Nullin' will lie closed tie mtirtuw, with Ihe exception uf the i l n r l f f * uffiec and the I'ollce and Fire Demirtments. The (lust uffice will In' t|i,.,s| lunuirruu with no deliverleH being nuide, either city ur rural. However, Ihix service will he maintained and mull will he ill*, pm-hid I rum the post office. The Herald will nut puldish an l*«un lomorriiw. hut will puldish one Hutillday, instead. Dancing will he held frnm 10:041 o'clock tonight until 2:00 o'clock tomorrow nuuning at the Mayfair jnn, with Harney Htixtim and his orchestra from Orlurulo furnish­ ing the music. Illenkfast will he served at 2:00 ii.nt. Almost all nf the 300 reservations were taken yesterday afternoon, It was said ut llu> hotel. Festlvltlrs will get under w“y at 10: 01) o'clock tonight In (he dining room of the Anchor, J Ini Hpeneer, proprietor said. There will he no cover chnrge or mintmum, and no reservations are be­ ing taken. A gala party and the opening of the new lounge will bo held at an open house for members of Hanford Lodge No. 1241, H,I\().E. tonight, starting at 0:00 a.m. Mcrtes I Annotated Polio District ;\dvisor Harold F. i|i' l l cn. Cocos hush nci-miiti. tm* liccit named District Official Interference In Science Campaign advisor of Vulusia Jake. Orange, tin.... la, llrevard Ki-niinol" cinintlc* fur thu 1053 Called Weak Link In Soviet Armor mnl Man h of DI ' caiiuiaign hy Joe iiii h Ity ALTON I.. HI.AKEKI.F.E Al* Nrlrnrr Reporter ST LOUIS 'A*—A Russian weak ness Is thu Soviet's destruction of their own sclent «t. Dr Conway Klrkln, University nf I’ennsylvunla botanist, sold today. Obedience to the party line Is Ihe destructive vims, lie told the American Assoclutlon for Ihe Ad­ vancement of Science. This "enk enlng of Russian science,, ht nested, could he a taiwr ' • r weapon in the Wrist's f Thu Coinniunhtli thennm. p slhly "do not know all that ts happening, and do nnt understand what they are really doing." llv said the untlsclence virus In Russia "started It* Infection In genetics, In a field where science conflicted wllh tho Communist faith. Genetics denies tho Inheri­ tance of acquired characteristics, and this type of Inheritance prom­ CORKECriON A total of 1,190 casts were tried ises so much so easily that It has In the Small Claims Court hy always been a favorite of those Jurlira D. K. McNab during hi* ,who want to make over mankind tsrrn of office Instead of 11,090 *la- Geni'llcs, Hirnwn mil and re placed "hy archaic tpiuchcrv." Statistics has "Inst II* basic honesty," is "used to falsify data for propaganda purposes." I’svctmlngy and psychiatry ure pruelleally rlcinl lllidogy and ugrlI'ultnre “ are so permeated with quackery that nothing nf impor lance can Ire ex per lei I from them " Medicine, puthnlngy. physiology <• "forced Into a rigid and stupid 9dnxy " Geology I* subjected political nltuctr* Astronomy "Includes Hie unitMIng quackery of astro hot.my. nr Ihe study of plant life nn Ihe planets," hut ''nevertheless much excellent work is being done hy Russian astronomers." Certain theories are forbidden In chemistry, hut soviet chemists are doing much good chemical re search. Despite condemnation of some Ideas In phvslc* as "Idesllsile." Russian physics Is definitely good. Russian mathematics Is "truly ex­ cellent." and engineering "Is prob­ I "Dr. W i i ava this assessment able adequate for all military and of major fields of science in Bus- civilian purposes." J full. Miami, State Dunes chair­ man, liming tlm year* 1951-52, Mer­ les wa* II11-\ii id cininty- directur fm the Maieli of Dimes, lie is exe­ cutive secretary nf the Tubercu­ losis and Health Association of llievunl Countv. Merles is a member of both tho Nctimr Chlimin'r of CmnlilcrcP of Cocmi nnd the Jonloc Chamtier uf Commerce. Movie Time Table HIT/ "Hangman's Knot'* IT") - 2:46 - J:30 - it; 15 . H:00 9:16 Midnight Hhuw "Against All Flags" Thorsday • Friday "The quiet Man" MOV! ELAND "Glory Alley" Show start* (1:30. feature 7:17 intermission H:30, last feature ' 9:33 Midnight Show 11:30 P. M. "California Cnnqusst" .... . 2 "-.■AxtyTys.'-Ti*.'^ �0 * nJT Behind And Ahead The Sanford Herald Boon MIR2 will tm tt dnto in thn hlntnry books, a period o f pant tim e, a memory point for eventn th a t happened durM rgrteiMM » * a«w Ing the daya it waa marked on the calendar. At the done of "" *■«■»*■*• »«t- the y ear a man finds hlmaolf thlnkfnir of the twelve montha toniM j10 haa Juat lived and of the y ear th a t Ilea ahead.' now, | frijihtenliiR becnuac It la new, hi inpeful heentmo it la the nan?hTe»r aT.’ ieit»rn"i, rfcvlV » .( " V n " lu re o f man to look ahead with hope. « r < « » l« r ili K la r M a . a n * , , I h . *r T h e year 1952 hrouirht d ifferen t thingn to d ifferen t «r ••• «f Mnrrli a. orTM. Iample. Y et there la a bond of common ex|ierlence and the i.. in :.t* patterna o f all llvea are alm ilar. There waa aorrow and aufKmKr ootUMiv m:»v airing. dear tinea departed. T h ere wore quiet tlm ca when a H i i U n f ,, moment of |>ence reated the h eart and refreahed the antil. Xt ■**( llll'TIIIX l«*TK« T h ere wuh the Joy o f the birth o f a child, aymbol nf the con­ Hr fnrtlrr ■ ite# w*«t«h un, tinuity of life and a promise o f etern ity . T*rw Nnalh, am, ai« **««it>. *.»* T h ere were Sprint? and Sum m er, r a i l a n d ' W in ter in 1 ** _ _ I i.au Htr»2, aa th ere have been trofore, T h ere wore aoMlblneaa amt ,.*11 KkllHnr, untlrr-, rant. . . beauty, hurah aounda of Impending w ar and reasoned words taaeha. rranlallxa* ami aoflm «» taf*r(alam>nf «... it , ear*..., ,.r*’ <»f RootI men who sought to find a wny to peace. F o r some relates t«a,U. ill x,rfcnra.a i„r fortune smiled, fo r oth ers tho yenr was a grim stru ggle to *1 rreelnr ml* r r rl.ln* fair.. continuo to exiat. , n » » r r « » ,,i» .t .V a t i n a .I I , h, i. Through the year man continued his upending journey **V 'rw«ev*i»r M-nr-.f mml, r. *IMe* 1 » a V n rk . ( ‘M raat*, |,- r r ,ili forward, fallin g and slipping somutimua aa the way grew * * » • < ! t n » a a * HI. I .n a l., rough, but alw ays g ettin g up, duatlng him self o ff and Ire. "rkr tlrrmt4 la a eralw r 1.1 Ikr ■r*!* e»raa "M.t, I, ralltlril ginning to move along the road again. It was a Journey 2retlne ! , ' of fnil tka * * Inoal ' ,Hr rtpekll, Nana iirlair.* whose beginnings have been lost In the ages of m an's h is­ V*. ' “ • ■«•••.•« wrll ea el* tory, one th at cannot end as long aa man holds the spark of _ _ | _ divine life within his bosom. T h is was 1002 and It Is behind us. Ahead-—who knows? WBHNBSIMY DF.C. .1 1 , iti.12 It Is only sa fe to say th a t th ere will be wonder, adventure nnd a chance for man to rise to new m agnificence. Hippy New Year I _ tlkfnhlltlird In IMM No Smoke, No Florida i* gelling e lot (if mind publicity lbc«c ,Ly* in nnrtbnn newipaprr* nnd msgarinr*. Fire T h e first Htissian attem p t to exploit the Incident In which H2 ComnumlHl prisonum-of-war were killed in a pri­ It will con t335.oon.nno in „p. son camp riot in Korea bur. failed. A fter an all-night session, crele the »t«lr nf Mnrid.i (nr ilir during which Soviet diplomats hurled Invective and abuse next two year*, (tnvprnnr-clcct D.in Instead of presenting evidence, the United N ations General McCarty i» Inld. Ami llir i.id part Assembly voted 40 to 0 to reje ct a Itussian resolution to condemn the United S ta te s fo r what the Iteils called "m ass about it it it probably will. m urders." Am ericans deplore the unfortunate Incident. It goes Now ihnt llti* i. dip irainn (nr again st the grain for us to h ear of unarmed prisoners shot grind New Year rrmlutinn*. would by soldiers, even when tho soldiers are our own, tho pri­ not it lie a fine thing if everyone soners our enem ies and the killings unavoidable. Hut in war Would two over a new leaf nnd not the rule of "k ill or be killed," Is the only one on which an »«y anything unkind about anyone Individual or a nation can operate. When rioting prisoners •I** unlei* they are mrr it j* irue> threaten the lives of th eir guards .those in charge have no choice. Pie four day Cbri*lm*> week­ Hussia will do Its Imst to use the 82 dead prisoners for end look a toll of Ameiirnn live* propaganda purposes Distorted and told with h alf-tru th s and amounting In 740, not including deliberate fictions the story may he believed In some q u ar­ the injured victim* nr piojK-ity ters o f the world where people are suspicious of the United damage. There will be another bigi S ta tes To counter this our governm ent might do well to volun­ tell ovfr tlip Nrw Yrar weekend. Make •me ynu air mil included in teer to submit the m atter lo a n Investigating com m ittee of nations not involved. T h is would not satisfy the Beds and it. they would probably scorn any such Investigation as they We »ee wlirir Grrharl Etolef, llir did the o ffers to Investigate the ridiculous charges of germ Communiil wlm lied lid* country w arfare leveled against the US. Hut It might serve to con­ • few year* nip' became be w«» 11 * vince nations too well Informed to accept lied charges at in love with Ruttian way*, -lia* face value, y et willing to believe a small frn ctloa of the lies been firnl a* chief Snvi.i tum.a- «H t‘» ’ Krountls th at where there is smoke there is fire. H*mli»t in tl.c R ....ten nf We ntttnl show th at there Is neither f ire nor smoke. £ a .._ L a ... J ! ------- -------------------expense account. Oli, writ, lieir today, gunned tomorrow, Wl.«l were the Irn tteal movie* ol l952VYmir gtie»* ii'a t good as the neat onr'i Iml here *;* *omr included in lit* New York Herald Tribune's selections; "nigti Noon", slatting Gary Cooper; "Limcliglit" wilh Charlie Chaplin; "The African t^ueen" John Motion’* famont Af­ rican advrnlorei "Viva Zapata" hy John Steinlwrk featuring Marlon Brando; and Crril II. DrMillc's great sperMclr “The Grralrtl Show on Earth". There may lie better picture* than those but it would lie hard Iq find litem. H tins been call Minted that there nrr 4'V million cubic mile* uf salt Thr H A S u f the First ll.nlUt Chutth nttirulrtl a Ymimr People's In the menu. it si Iv at the tlnptlst Clturrh In ilullv llllt im Munihiv. The Iin-iiI group atugeil a short uliav with Vinit R oan///»/ tho lending pnrt tiring taken hV Johnnie Alired. Ollier* in the rnal were Jimmy Cm u , Itobort, Cojm Leunle Himes. ; nick III Rountree Richard Hvken, lluddv Fester nnd David Wilson. Thev were necom4 tVmltr !fkl Shnw t D»Hv Xinnird hv Mrs A. II. Tedford nod •UNO YOU* CAMIIA H. Marrow. Jl APT 1ST It As c y pr ess"^ •A R D E N S’ T.WL'li.. parent* ara rrsponsihle Ini hair childraa turn oat". she to the devoted moat of her t the rearing of her children, beat way to Iwep track of ia to keep them at home", id, eo *ha made bar home a* cmHoriiArnm Good Luck John L. Galloway New and Used Instrument* "T * . . . . . ...... ............. There are some 3,000 species u( rodent. m ^ ia n tS A L im Bukur’H Musical Instrument Shop 290.4 Cedar Asente Stan Comstock TO ALL MY FRIENDS recommends W ITH A I T I U A T K I ) F U N D , IN<\ A l’ IMIECIATION F O Il VOUIt 31 ANY U tIU U TEH lES, I W ISH YOU A IIA I'I'Y AND P R O S P E R O U S A nmtmil fiuwl of proven performnneo A s s e ts o ver $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . < y g k * 4 Full purliculurs on request 1415 t'omviiy Kutnl Orlulull* I'lmne 0805 T . W. 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RTJIGK *« lunette, N rlean,' low. mileage, radio, heater, Hynaflnw 'tit FORD Convertible Coupe Extra flood Tlrex Mechanically' Uood 'l l CHEVROLET 4 door aedan, extra good, clean, radio, haatar PONTIAC 1 door •rdan, extra clean, radio, ona owner N *41 PLYMOUTH Con vertlbla Coupe. Extra elaon, Radio. REST W ISHES ! tQ j.B U I C K , 1000 mUoo, nearly.new W e lio p e jt L » a iWent of Atlanta UaL arguments over which station, he thought He had n whole new year of arguments coming up. n mu pit I,or fo-m thr initttor't pti|fU-of-*i«*». rtnn'jir, rtminai *nd ihtl.lmdi [in «li*fr for A* iiulmtfiilr, in rsdtiudt .oil )1 odllile* —* • iflnihlr * i j In fitly b i»ine)f» m»a *ft.| ImvUor For font Ittr fopy — All In *n<l iml rouptm. From Tuskegre Imtilute. Negro college, founded by Booker T. Washington in Alabama, comet a report nf a new record in which all tight think:ng mutherneri can re. Joicc, For the fint lime in the 70 \ i yeara liner the Initilule haa hern keeping a record, not a tingle t i l l i n g in lira entire country hat (wen reported lor a 12 monlht period. For further evidence of the decline in lynching* the Initilule report* that for the ten year period from 191J to 1922 there were 597 lynching*; (nr the ten year petted from 1943 to 1932 there were 21. Pol the paat fifty year*. 6ft percent of ill lynching* during the half ^flttqsy took place in thr (irit ten ytar*. only a little over 2 percent i* the lait ten yean. One cannot escape thn conclusion from thi* that lynching i» no longer a «riou«j national problem and that federal aiithlynching law* are unnecauary. . L 'm a Clariua Clemtoh Elected ^•■"Mother of the Year" 1If* 1946 by the Gnldrn Rule Foundation, died (fie other day' at l|te ago ol 7§, She wai the granddaughter of | o slave, waa (Mm in Kentucky, and i ftndnated from UvingitOf} College hope fnr th# best, he told Ihe cow hoy who was Just saying bocal bye lo the girl, oulri hear his wife turn off could By lAMEft MARLOW chen light llght-iwitch. She’d...he Ihe kitchen . . . ____ WA8 IIINOTON P - Thsl man of In In • second. Here come the the year, the little nun. any buy trying to ait nut this New Year * Eve quietly, flnhhed reading his paper and leaned back, lie could near his wlfo In the kitchen with the dlahe*. lie reached over to turn on the 1007 Hanford Ava. Pb. 1113 TV and then didn't. Later. Thla was ROY W ALL goloB In be n nolay otRht. He <1 turn It on around midnight *0 he could look at the mobs In the night clubs blowing horns He always liked to sit hack and I)R. H. K. KIN(! watch other people perform, lie had done plenty of performing himself on other New Year's Eves. Plra*« call fnr appointmmt That »cemed a long time ago. not Phone 17.12 — I7lfi so long. Just a few years. Well, why not tfits year. Maybe It was because he was a little oldrr. He got up and looked in the mirrur. Not much older. He mold still parade around If he wanted to. Rut this time he wm glad he was home "Whv don't you, turn on the ma­ chine?'' his wife said "I'll hr In in a minute." He said "All right' ami turned on the TV switch. Home people guessing about a man in a mask. He didn't feel like guess­ ing. He turned the dial. Cowboy*. He liked one thing ■bout cowboy*. All you had to do waa figure out who was good end who was had and ynu knew which side would win. It made him feel like an author. He wished every­ thing else was that easy. Itelng a cowboy might have been rough, he said to the cowboys, hut I bet it wgsn't ns rough as lust living through the past 20 years. The cowboys Ignored him. He toned them down a Idt. Suddenly all the rowhova on one side began dropping as thr marks­ manship of the other side Im­ proved. lie felt pretty healthv him­ self, he thought. He was glad he had some time left. " I wouldn't want lo miss these next few yexra." he said In him self. He had lived through the donreaslon, through thr New Deal, the "F a ir flcal," the big war, and now once again everybody was armed, alert fnr a shot that would start another war. hoping It would n't come. He fell grateful lo Franklin linosevelt fnr all he hntl done, amt to Harry Truman for all he hail done nr tried to do. and as for (icn. Elsenhower he wlshrd him well, " I sure do wish him well," he thniixht. "My life's wrapped up In hla," Aa fur himself In Ihe next four years he knew he wasn’t going In set the world afire It wasn't because he didn't think hr had any matches left, ur that he never hnd nnv begin IST lo m irW RMI with. Willi, tin Just wanted In live a quiet peace... racend life. Somebody else could try fnr the championship. All I can do Is the best I can, nnd : tne world today . J R;■ ‘■it. ib&sW' — OTHER and ' , t h u t 1U 5I1 w i l l b r i n g you a n d y o u rs jo y and fu lfillm e n t t o t h e A v o r l x l u j u a t i n g n n d B t i c u r e u c a c c . _________________ . MAER.K gpd MOHR14I. A N IC * SELECTION P U R • ■ 5 ' . .■ vsw • . .2 . iWDsflffW>>aixrwpr • �I Snnfordites Attend Tampa Convention Mr* ltnln-rt Wide her Wright, the former Nurtiiu Jean Stiver, wlii'H' niuriingr l " Mr. Wright nf Stivitiinuh. N. Y took place lust 11iS'01 in a ->lrikiuu 'liver mill whlti setting nt Die First llupli't Clmnfi. I'lie l.riile is the duintlilcr nf Mr. uml Mr*. Ili'lilt Newti.il nf Sitiifiml uml III* parent* uie Mr. uml Mr*, George Frederick vp'riglll nf Suvunnuh. Imliniliutely fi'llmvmg the rereiiiiuiy u reception woi he|i| in the linllriHiiii iif the Mayfair Inn am! later Mr, nrul Mr*. Wright left fin Mexleu. \fler their lelnrn mi Fell. I the couple will make tin 11 Inline ut l.ittle Aere* mi Luke Murkluim. Miss Sayer, Mr. Wright Exchange Vrows In Lovely Baptist Candlelight Service The marriage nf Norma Jeun Sayet ami Hubert Welchct Wright f u* Hulelilllixetl ln*l night at the ir*t i lu | ill't Chilli'll a ill i ti lie n iltifu l tlerntiitlnn* III silver anil white. Ploflt*ioh* n f taller* sprinkled with star d u * t lighted the wedding scene. I Guthrie, Janie* Kyne* nf ('nenu I lleueh, Thmnn* Vaughn. Dr. Nell THU SANFORD HERALD PERSONALS I'nWell Hint Kenneth llerry. Young Jimiiiy Hark* served u* ring hearer. Mr*. Sayer, the mother nf the liriile. wore u mauve *utln formal gown fushinneil with pnrtrait The l eremonv was performed I neekline anil matching stole. She try l)r. W, I’. Itrnnk* Jr. at H:IMI wore a eorsuKe nf hrnnxe 1.inly oVItirk aituinst a background nf Slipper nrehhl*. The bridegroom'* while rlirysnnthemum* ami pmn mother. Mr*. Wright, wn* rowni'il pom* with fern tree* sprinkleil in unmet enloreil taffeta with inwltli the (’litter dost. Family pew* inriliaii pleat trimming. The i|re*< were iniirkeil with satin rlnu* de- featured a very full skirt ami aiiratnl with rlti*ler* nf silver niuti'hinu stole. She wore a cor* ^ullage und hells, (iiltter dtisl nl*n , au>' nf gurnet colored ■uniellia.*. Mr*. I'. S. Dunrnn. grandBpriiikled the liuhled taper* and innuindiii leave* in the window* luulher uf the hride, of Canon, liu. was K'lwlieil in urey Inre with of Die I'liuri'h. The hride I* the daughter of which she wine silver ucressnrle* Mr. and Mi*. Ileiill Newton and mi urehlil cursnue. Mr*. J. K. Saver nf this eity and Mr, Sayer, uuterital irmmlmnther nf Wri uli l '■* parent* lire Mr. and the liriile, wore hi tick crepe with Mr*, lienrjte Frederick Wrlirht huule headinu uml a lavender or­ Lake Mary Church Mr and Mr*. W. R. Fdenfleld chid cnrsaire. of Savannah, N. Y. mid Mr. and Mrs. Lofton Fdenfleld To Hold Wutcheare FullnwinK the wedding u recopPrior to the eereinnii v Mr*. and Mr mill Mi*. Lewis Itielte and uf, , The Lake Mary Tdlsslnnarv llnp- daughter I.yuu have retunied to E viiii* Mef’oy rendereil a pro IInn wn* held , In the hnllrnmn „ ^ r u m of nuptial music incliiillnu th Mavfulr Inn. s sllv.-r and ti„ church will hold u watrheare Iliclr lespeeltve home* in Jackson­ "E v en in g Sim " hv Wagner anil while theme wn* also carried nut |service tonight nt 11:00 p. m., Mr*. ville after visiting ill Sanford for ‘•Dnyhreak" hy Kirill tirofe. Dick In the deenrntlon* at the hotel. Harriet Mixon. Tinlning Union the Fdenfield Carv wedding wliieli Aiken, teiiur, mni; "Wonderful fin' liriile'* t a tils' win overlaid Advisor staled todnv. *nie program wn* an event of Monday night. One" and "At Dawning". Tile Ira-, vilh a white satin cloth upon which to consist of the singing of suited dltionul wedding marches were I was a five tiered wedding cake song* and n religions talk hv tho Mis* Peggy Moon and It J used und following the ceremony topped with white orchid*. Silver pastor, the Rev Kelhv McAllister, Jamines of Jacksonville; Mr und the land * Pruver wus sung by . tmidelnhrii held white taper* dlls- will emphasise Ihe snlrilunl part of Mrs. Joe V. Jiiiiimes of New Hmvi.Mr. Allen us the benediction. I led with glitter dust und the table their lives, tile fitCIOIm-1* should ' nu Reach were the recent guest* of Mt and Mrs. John D Abrahams Mi. Suyer gave hi* daughter was decorated with white camel- . remember In the coining year, in marriage. Tin* liriile wus lias. Punch wus served from an- j Although he live* in Tampa, the ut their home on West Twentieth htautifut in u gown of imported other (able, also covered with a I Rev. McAllister hu* worked close- Street, I French luce und 'utin. The off* white satin eloth and centered lv with the Lake Marv Church durini tiodiee hop ice was hotl Ilie i m fitted wu* nnisnfinish- with while bride'* rose*. Crystal |lng the ns’ l months of hi* pastorFriend* of Mr*. Milli* frett-hii'v tJhmdilei 4*|d with ait yoke of uf tulle appliipied upplbpied and sliver appointment* were shin there. Ilolh member* ami Pa*- will regret to learn of the druih tor are looking furwurd to an ac­ of her husband. J. E. Crenshaw ai with imiiorlcd luce mid featured used. Greeting Ihe guest* nt the door tive vear. long tutiered sleeve* which ended Grange Memorial Hospital un Member* of Die Training Union Tursilsv morning. He i* the ne­ In point* over the hands. Panels were Mr*. A. W. 1st, Mr*. F. E. Of the lovely luce extended the Hmiimil hit. Mr*. C. W. linker mid of the Hapti*t Chlirrh will enjoy phew of It. F Crenshaw and Mrs full length of the voluminous Mr*. W. F. Kinhhnff Jr. Show­ an outdoor soeiul ut Rock Spring" T. K. Wilson of Dii* Citv. akiit w h i e It ended I n a ing Diem to the receiving line Saturday night, it wn* eluted to­ Cathedral train. Her train length were Ml*. L. F. Hoyle, Mr*. day. Mr. and Mr*. Clarke Leoimnlv have had ns their guests Mis Veil of French illusion fell in Glenn l.inglc', Mr*. Julius Dlngllessie P*i|Iniiv and Mis* Forres, triple tiers from u cnlot of illu- felder mid Mr*. I*. II. Teiiilc, Group Of Friends tine Pollattv of Atlanta who » ™ ■Jon iiinl lace applique outlined Presiding nt the hride'* book with Irridescenl flakes. The bride were Mr*. VV'llford Conrad, Mr*. Honor Mrs. Roy Wall there for the holldnv*. The |g-oii. nrdy* now have n* their guesis irrled a sutln ruvrred Prayer Alfred Duudney, Mi** Retie Dun­ uok with ii white orchid show- ran and Mis* Ann Fidsun of Or­ Mrs. Roy Wall wa* honored on Mi** Rohertn Morrison of J i>ksiip. Monday night with n surprise Go. and Rleky Clarke of Orlanilo |ftrcd with lily of the valley and lando. Serving punch during the even­ birthday party given hv n group White satin streamers. .She wore Mr. and Mr*. W. (’. Muse have ■I heart-shaped pearl encrusted ing were Mr*. W. P. Ilrooks Jr., of her friend* nt her home on Vlrpin, given to her by the bride­ Mr*. Voile Wiliams, Mr*. Hoy glnla Avenue. Games were rnjov- a* their gue*l* for llie liollihivs Williams, Mrs. M. II. Smith, Mr*. ed during the evening nfter which tiielr son und daughter-in-law. M< groom. Mr*. Ralph refreshments ronsl*llng of rake and Mr*. Chester Muse and chit The atii'inlunt* were gowned Fiiwurd Higgins, alike noil included Mrs, Kenneth Wight, Mrs. Wallace Hell. Mrs. und coffee were served. Gifts of ilren, I,ut rv and Jo Ann, of Mete rrry as matron of honor; Mi** George Harden mid Mr*. O. L. crystal were presented to the hon- phi*, Term.; also Mr*. Musi's mother, Mr*. Cuthrvn Cook of Helen Wright, maid of honor; Hark*. Cutting the wedding cake oree by her frirnd*. Those enjoying the pnrtv with Dnvtonu llouvh. ami Mrs. Oniric* LeGotle of Or­ were Mr*. I. B. Ratten, Mr*. W. lando. Mr*. Gerald Losslug, Mrs. I). Hofmann, Mr*. Flhel Hineluir, Mr*. Wall were Mrs. Park Tyre Ll, and Mr*. R. C. Young and John 8. White, Jr., Mr*. W aBobert obert Frisch of Long Island, Mrs. Harry Lee, Mr*. G. I.. Dun- Mr*. Tyre, Mrs. M. W. Castle, Mr*. son Joseph arrived on Snliirduv * ^_r*. r * . Lee Draper of of lanie laike Wole* I.... Draper Wale* run, Mrs. W. 11. Duncan. Mr*. H. W. Illake Sawyers, Mrs. Roger Har­ from California to visit Mr*. and Mrs. Mr*. James James Kyne* Kyne* of of Cocoa Cocoa II. Duncan, Mr*. R. A. William* ,nd ris, Mr*. Ilemard llurkey, Mr* Young’s parent*. Mr. and Mr*. J “ ‘ *Junior and Mrs. Talntage Young. Beach, n* brldcsmutron*. George Williams, Mr*. Ashhv P. Hull, l.t. Young left recently Assisting with the guests were Jones, hrldesnmid was Miss Cynthia Mrs. George Hudson, Mr*. hv plane for the West Coast to Guy Corl*V- Mrs. W. E. L. I* Rowland, Mrs. B. 1.. Ley Jr., leate for sea ilutv and Mr*. Young Sinclair of Atlanta, eousin of the Mrs. Kelley, Mr*. II. Wayde Rucker, Mrs. Carl Chorpening Jr. and Mr* and her son nlun to remain In SunSride. They wore Iwautiful gown* of Mrs. Nell Powell. Mrs. Hugh Ted William*. ford witli tier iiiirenta fur some (liver embroidered net, white Whelrhrl Jr., Mr*. John Fox, (Issue faille and satin. At the Mrs. Homer Little, Mrs. Nancy waistlines were satin girdle* Rrock. Mrs. Ira E. Southward, (which set off the liodirc* nf silver Mr*. Paul Chesterson, Mr*. T. : (mhroidered nrt. Hllver metallic G, Walker. Mrs. R. A. Smith, IN ." hrolilc red panels weie set in Mra. E. W. Copeland. Mr*. J . D. voluminous skirts of net Callahan. Mrs. Fred A. Dyson, the attendants wore white Mr*. Raymond Lundouist, Mr*. loves and carried kissing ring Charts* Mutrhsad, Mrs. Frank .liquet* wRh side arrangements Mrhans Jr ., Mr*. Robert Magnuiwhite camellias and silver son, Mr*. Robert S. Brown. Mr*. J * , The Junior bridesmaid. Miss Letter Guthrie, Mr*. George Blck. ndalr, wore short gloves and Mr*. Donald Jonea, Mr*. Joseph „eo carried the white camellias Saunder*. Mra. Henry Wight II, Mr*. M. I- Raborn Jr. and Mra. rimmrd with silver. Little Martha Jean Tepelc, Dan Batten. Alao Mr*. Dale Scott Jr., Mr*. tighter of Mr. and Mr*. Peter Tepsic, wae the flower girl John Pic red, Mr*. Spencer Har­ wore an exact duplicate of den, Mr*. Earl S wanner, Mra. hrido'x dresx. Hhe carried a George A. Speer. Mr*. Voile Wil­ tall nosegay of white camellia* liam* Jr., Mr*. Eugene Harrison, Mra. Floyd Palmer, Mr*. B. E. id babv orchid*. Serving as best man for Mr. Aiken Jr., Mr*. Wight Klrtlay. (ht was Gienn l.inglc Jr. and Mr*. W. 8. Drum Icy Jr.. Mr*. J . r groomsmen were Gerald C. Mitchell and Mr*. Margaret Ing, Unarlcs I^Gelte, Lester , ___ (Continued On Pag* O ____ f • (jfJC MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE . 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Sh< sltitw II III l i t ImV»I> wnlihfii; ifMwn «*f nit hi iln'ti'itna lure himi Itrill N ri>:u>\%mis a ti laii at the Mavlaii Inn, Ml. nml Mm I nutri li ft f»» »» "•••Mimr tup i Iihhii?!* liu* \owrt K»*t 4 mu«i milt 1111111 Ik make tin'll hoitit m t iaiMti ^v ill* CALENDAR OF WEEKLY SQCIAL ACTIVITIES i i (t i |mm nil \rw t V lIIIS IM lD \ *-i»M far Alt All Chuii'li Wiiielu'ghl >en Hit III lx M Itf I Ilf |11|mVfill"* \ KlinIlf ice will lie belli Ut ti e I II -1 Klip V.ialt t til's*, t.f ila- I n '•i 1*r*■ ti-t Chun li beginning Willi the t, i him I It sir* It hcl \vi* it ill** Ihhii-4 s.I Ell ai d I h* 1*1 ItH k Player Meeting Seivice ai i S*diimidi‘ rhaphr Nn. *. Ortli'i p.m Thi pnblh i- will non In ill * f |‘nwin n Him, "iii iniad uf ih*" lend Die *cl vhi Gill Scouts will hold a New Mu Min, Hull at S nil p in III 111 S IIf IHil I'hl Mill III |1V "ill Years F.ve part v on Dec *1 at 7 III) p 111 Filch Scoot IS asked to in* t I ill « nt» i> Hi at th* li(i|iK‘ id Mi . Mi.* Willmk J4*mi Ktm \v*' hi rim a cot, blanket roll mid lunch Hi*' The eneeiltive hoard of the San MONO foi it (in i ih'ti I 'loh will iiii'it a* Die St Mat k 4 t’tiM|d. i "i Hidy , <iarileii lb nle< at b ill a in 4 m s I 1*1 . n(»ul i hull li a 'll mt id ill H HU |« in tuili Mh V VV I t’i', lilt l i s i m ilu I ii lit id \vpimp. 11on Mi O U R BEST W ISHES FOR A I Mrs. Williams Honors nil! I’ Mrs, Ralph Woodruff mill Mm Firtl I imiI m lum* rutm iunI In Itiif^invdimI, N. *1 vhilinir with Mr nrul Mn S Ctiti*** mill Aillrinliiiie iiutri I .iiuim vt •’tMiiii' tli^hl Mr mill Mrn. O Mn* Ituirli Mis Roy Willliiio* enlertninid km Njil iii <In v teiiti'ly with it Innehenn liiinming rhux uNi* .Mi-. iiui(ih Wiio.lttiff of Ltii'li'li huvi* iih tin it ir■i* Mr * iinvii. N- -I who 1 vi*iling in Sun nisti i, Mm l.am ( htwiml nf <li ftird. The loin Inmt u u- helil nl mtitiii II* m h Hit Miivfioi inn Those mull'd l" In with Mis Mr Mm B V inn^hnu ........Doff wen In'i iioiDh r. Mis Iittvi* •i*t nr i*•*I f i*nii Mt'iifi'/Mimi holt Dolton, ill'*' of l\llg|i (li'iiWII, (iii * tIn*v -m* lit* IimIdIiiv* Mis Fmok I \\ Iioff Si.. Mi v%it Ii i Im-i * ’ dii mid daiurhlit tii I'lniik Woudioff ii Mis I tot,I, i l e t Mt mill Mi « lllim l ti-H’dinw ... III M< 11ii 11\ M I Whili* I Ik It I Ik V U* It* Ik11|i 11 |tv tilff, Mi ' I I ' Wundt -sfI und tlrcil tit Ik i Gill, Jtu* f’t * ti *Tian nf Mi ri t I'hin-in i 111! I'lltMt et V Ilf \IJillIei.1Ills! 1(1 Tut* (Ml14tit <11, l.t Fr»d William* hn* rctiuued J . Dimforlh Wrijjht In Ihe Nuvv Ait .Stiltion in Jack -mn i||e ufiii i lilting in* m<it tii-i. ‘ Weil In Jackson villi* Mis, Fud W111inm— at her hliine on rink \vi-tiue Hi* wife aii.| tlu-u iU *flI#11* •t In f» IrtlifH >|| SDli•. tlirce ilnng lit. t * will •■-mu tit m f"i,f mid i i'iiluil I 11■11*1,1 i t ho mi .Sunfm.I until .Snlnnliiv .it Die Wil imniu piim i>i iihkI*’ 1 ♦lav nl thi* lialn*’ Iniiin 'Its Willliiln* nlsu mm i im-i »if km Im vn Mm ii* Mi rhud us lui guests fm rtiristimi" i limit nf IJii k -»*»>\|III t” I him lu>r two llieie-. Mrs Sluiiley Mont fni t h \Vt lu hi nf rilv Shi* if* goinerv nn.l Mrs. Reriinrd Slum, flu* •Ik11111« i nf irt Riifliml I* und son Vn tot of Ivinski V, Mich Mill kS Ilf ,|IK ii ♦Hi ill* I Mi rum I IIIBfI‘ t*ri>k )IIII•'4 fa f ai^lit nt *i:im I P S A I.A ( O M M I M I V t IIU IM II Hk’luuk In liu Mmki' Allmillr Th** riMali* (' kiiiimiiHy |>ri*a*|iv III HI il (mum. t B*f In71 f *li 111c || will ll I>ii>I VI1 Ni " Mi mid Mr VV* itrhf kiiv >• |«*ff VVIII l>r»\ oil I'hiir'-ilnv 111 III:<HI fni a uciMiih* fiii» in i i .* Viririn il 1*1. wif Ii it iprvii'P, Thi* fli v. i “ I N .Jii hi i ■* a nil .... i In if i . turn \|i i - Whil•*, |ut«tf»r i*f tin* tkImrr!», mi itn i.i iii a 11 tu ii- nti tminy vv* li oiui'if thi* pul.lh* In tit Wtin lit liKHi* mi I Kill \i i,ia in t' fril I 111* hr rvit’l', Nun fni 11 i il* SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS Plume *fil 21* Mugtmlin Virinn- Height © 'fashion ■e Snrino Coats or - t/ H o o TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY !••«*'. S A M ( H ill’S *Ssss 10UP. avif ii 1 ttiiLnnliiu' «*r Inn luiritl |n|»i'»l tint - deitiiliug thrixighiiui S K I.K (T i:i> SH O UTS K IH S T ii 1111111ti 14*h ti it. I |»i 4'i'iHimt ( A im IO N nml MIDNIGHT SHOW NEW YEAR’S EVE S A N F O K D 'H W a in '•••ft Rtuy SIIOVYIN li! gSlkOH'*: .-c'D VirRtn Mtiiihifli'iiiit I I MSI’ m 1 Pa*« 3 CH EF'S S P E C IA L Mr and Ml*. Claude Hriidri. i Mr*. A. II. Duxbttrv and n unmn uf her dalicliiu "Indent* have re­ J r left today fm Atlanta, tin Iturned from Tuittpa where they 1make their future home attended the [lance Master* of LI. and Mr*. W. R. Whitaker America convention held at the Tampa Terrace Hotel. The meet- have left for Mt. Holly, N. J. after inu opened with a reception iti visiting for the holidays with Mi the Carribean Room on Dec. 2tl; and Mr*. A. Roy Partin. und on Dec. 2 six hour* of classes Mr. ami Mr*. Frank Schanttrei •for the dancinu group were fol­ lowed with a humiuet in the I'uliti have returned to Sanford from their wedding lli|i and lire vUitlnv Room. Featured at the liampicl was u with Mr. und Mr*. Roy Partin. floor show ronristlmr of student* Mi** Lucy Penny’ und Mi** Mar of member* of the Florida Chapter, ills* Joni Saunders performed a garet Penny of Florence, S. C. are novel tv toe number. "Take Me Out the guest* of Mr*. W, T. Jackson To the Rail l!nme“; und Mi** at her home on Magnolia Avenue Claudette Waits, un acrobatic tun Mr*. M E. Reach and her sister entitled ''Grand Ccntml Station." The floor slum was followed with nf Trenton, N. J. are expected to a parly for all student* uiven hv arrive In the near future In spend the Mother's Club of St. Peters­ the winter at the home of Ml* Fred William* on Dak Avenue. burg. Classes continued on Sunday Mr. nrul Mt*. lllll Tvre and M> with advanced work for teacher* only, a round table discussion and nml Mr*. Furl Higginbotham left a business mectlnu. Ann Whitaker today for Mlumi to attend the Ot a former student of the Duxhurv ange Row I Game and aceoinpanv School of Dancing, wn* examined inu festivities. In tan and ballet und will he ac­ cepted by the oruanliatloii In the Robert Park plan* to leave in March meeting. the near future for Newport, R. I D. M. A. Is n nntlonnl organiza­ to enter training at the Naval tion. the only one which require n llasr there, lie ha* been attending teacher to meet rigid nunlifhn- the University of Florida. tians. A national convention 1* held every summer In New York, Mis* Mvllin Johnson and Ml*a state convention every Christ­ Mary Lewi* of Fayetteville, N. t mas with well-known teachers nf returned to their home on Monday other teachers, TV stars, nod pro­ after spending ten day* with Mr fessional* In all dance fields and Mr*. Melvin lleklc, Other* attending wen- Carol Noll and Michael ['ope. Mt and Mi* Roliy l.ulng have I irliiMo-il to theii home in Sunisntu | after spending some time in Sau Ionian Singers To ford with Mi mid Mr* lltirke Appear Ilere Jan. 9 Steele Among those from the Utlivei I'resenllng n portion of their progrnm without accompaniment, slty of Flnridu vdm me visiting the Ionian Singer* will appear in their families are Mike Whclchcl the auditorium of the Southslde Fdwmd Gordon, J nines .Smith Primary School at M:tH> p.m. Jan. Clark Messier and Glenn McCall. !», under Ihe auspices of the Mu­ Mr and Mrs. K. II Harris ot nicipal Concert* of Sanford. Doing all their rehearsing of a Rluefiehi, W. Vn. are visiting in cnpprlla music without the aid of Sanford with Mr. and Mrs. Rogei n piano, these men *»y that sing­ Hurt is nlid Mr. nml Mr*. A. K ing run he more precise in intona­ Shoemaker tion than possible to achieve with Mr. mid Mi*. Ciosby Millimai iii'lr omental assist mice. They have endeavored to toiltd of llm tford, Conn, arrive Sntui their program* In such a way as tinv to reside at the home of Mr* to make them rewarding to the Fred Williams. .120 Dak Avenue lovers of abstract music, and, at Mr. Mdliman will ho stationed id tin- same lime, interesting through­ (he local air station. out to the many person* who come Mr. mid Mr*. J. \V. Morgan of for entertainment instead of edu­ Rirminghniii. Ala. are the guestcation. of Mr. mid Mrs. (irmly Dunran The repertoire of a vocal en­ semble I* different from that 'The group plan* to attend the Or Howl Footluill Game in Mi available to instrumental group*. ange Long work* In sonata form seem umi on New Year* Day. never to have been attempted foi Fri'd Rossettrr who has been eoneerted voices, hut the Iiiiiiiiiih 'spending the ciirislmu* vacation have been able to Introduce vu with Id* parents, Mr. and Mis. A riety uf style, immil und espies, K. RnasrUcr, plans to leave on Frl slim In their selection of the day for Newport, It. I to resume smaller, available form*. officer's tntlniiig at the Naval Rase. Wed. Dee. 31. 195* H IIO W IN H ! . they hnvc canvas ft unit, it t e l.ulnlntt shruitk und fiinsht'il witti Invcly crepe lut­ ings . . . . S ki s H thru '2d und Hilly »Mh Alfonso Bsdoys Um Fsrraday • Cugsns l|l«ilts ALSO SHOWING THURSDAY and FRIDAY NEWS — CARTOON — SHORTS E. E. PURCELL C C . P h o n s 174 110 W est F irst S tr c s t SAN FO RD • O RLA N D O ^ IIG H W A V r> .. . J t L . __ ft. li.'h.Wli.l^rfliti': �0 * Additional Society TRAIN KILLS MOTORIST ... RAItASOTA (g>— An Allentlc Coast Line passenger train, crowd! ad with tnurlat* end collided with an mil crowing hern Tueidn, Odessa flwalford. « Sayer - Wright May Each Page Of The New Year Bring good fortune to you WARNER S GULF SERVICE STATION NEW Y E A R G R EET IN G S A . F. R A M SA Y , Florist irM m u y o u r .Vrir l > « r B e m e fr e m o n t h * o fh o y p y h o u r • a n d iN m e it* /«if H o y t 0 l ‘ t Hmt fo\ ui lo teh d out lo y a l euiIoAieit A phi i /tofifty VVfie *?/*«d (Conllaaed From Pag* 3) Reynold*. Alan the Mine* Hetty Jane Copeland, Nlale Klrchhofr, (iretchrn Kirchhoff, M a r t h a Wight, Joyce Hetiel, Margaret Dlngfelder, Pat Holden. Huinn Poaaamon, Dllon Baker, Ilebe IH»ttre, Dorothy Morrlnon. Dial Hoyle, Ann Itahorn, * Patrlela Tonbe, Hall Hitting, Mary Anne Galloway, Lila Leffler. Uettye Krne ball, Hetty Moore. Mary Ann Strickland, Ro«a Coke Boyle. Harriett Redding, Shirley Mor­ gan, Mary Rote Speer, Kllaabeth Woodruff, Dotty William*, Dlan Plrlnthcr, Jonl Saunder*. Ann Thuraton. Pat Rallgmn and Peggy Jane Lundrjulit. loiter In the evening Mr. and Mr*. Wright left for a wedding trip to Mexico. The bride wore a null of *eft grey wool, a white feather hat with rhlneatone trim and a white orchid. Upon their return after Feb. 1 they plan to make their home at Little Aerra on Lake Markham. Among the out of town gtieat* for the wedding were Mr. and Mr*. W. K. Kelly and Billy Kelly. Mr. and Mr*. 0. T. Rldaon and Ted Kldwn, Mr. and Mre. J . O. Hush, Mr. and Mra. If. R. Cloud and MU* Jo Ann Cloud. Mr. and Mr*. I. V. (llhha, Mr. and Mr*. (Itto Caldwell, Mr. nnd Mr*. George Carter and MU* Nell Car­ ter. MU* Ann Kldnon, Mr. and Mr*. Kdwln (liiemtey, MU* KlltaL>eth Hill, MU* Jean Nydegger, MU* Mary Jran Attwood, MU* Judy Kill*, Mr. and Mr*. William lleardall. Mr. and Mr*. Hen Hinathrr*. Mr. and Mr*. Geo. T. Kldnon, Mr. nnd Mr*. Charlton Morgan. Sir. and Mm. Cornellu* Ilhvln, Mr. and Mm. It. II. Rad* r 11f f all of Orlando . AUo Mr. and Mm. C. It. Eck* craon. Taniim; Mr. and Mr*. J . K, Sayer, Wnnhlngton. Ga.i Mr. and Mm. It. K. Sayer. Washingloh. On.; Mr*. Ethel Sinclair, AtIjinU, Ga.; Mr, and Mr*. Taltnagr tilling, (iulnrivilli'; Mr. and Mrn. .1. ('. Payer, Winter Garden; Mr. nnd Mr*. T. G. Wnllter and MU* MU* Hetty Walker, America*, (in.; Mr. and Mr*. Mune Womack, TuIIjiIinnhi'c ; Mr, nml Mr*. II. T. liiiiicHti, Allmiiy, Ga,; Mr*, P. H. Munran. Canon, (in.; Mr. and Mm. Morri* Tate. Lccahurg; Ml** Jackie Talc, l.reaburg; Ml** Charintte Oilhnm, l.eiwhurg; Ml** r-li**n Hiinnamiin, Tninpn; Mr. nnd Mr*. Janie* Morgan. IllnnIngliani, Ala.; Mr. nnd Mr*. John Holden mid MU* Pal Holden, Ocala; Mr. unit Mr*. 0 , A, Cor|ov. Atihurndalc, Mr. anil Mr*, t'harle* Mead, Mr. and Mm, Arthur Olmntead, Mr. and Mr*. Don*ltl Holdrldge, Mr. nnd Mr*. Nclwni Purinan, Mrn. Jen Field all of Huvannuh, N. V.; Mr. nnd Mr*. Harnld Hhuhan, Wnlcott, N. Y,; Mr. O. W, Dryer, Fnlrport, N, Y.) Mr*. Luellu Redhrnil, HI. Petrmhnrgi MU* Hally Hyde, Hochoatiir, N. Y.; Mm. Klltaheth Ruud, Orlando; Mm. Itutand Gil­ more, Palnenvllle, Oldn; Mr. Lewi* Crawley, Maredun, N. Y.i Mr. and Mr*. Ilciiny Poole. Anhnrndalo; Mr. and Mr*. H. H. Poole, Aiitmrndale; Mr. and Mr*. Ray Hendrix, Ocoee; Mr. Mini Mr*. J . M. Hendernon, Winter Garden; Mr. and Mr*. Walter Toole, Delmnd; Mr. and Mm. Leo Puiier, Lake Wale*. DR. L. T. DOSS CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 9 to 12 — 2 to B H. JAMES GUT AGRRCT I’hoas TU 30) Atlantic Bank llalMIni General Insurance ' 312 K A ST F IR S T S T R E E T DR. C. L. PERSONS O P T O M E T R IS T E Y E S E X A M IN E D G L A S S E S F IT T E D PHON E 78 II. JAMES OUT JAMES B. GUT Afine- I t ) Mouth Palaieltn Avenue OurFriends May lh* coming year holp you eluer your course lo greater nuceea* and A n d Customers happiness lor all llie lutuie. Cull T he H IL L TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS LUM BER SU PPLY ,. ■ .. 7) ^ i- . ' i” YARD, • Radiator Rep Wheel Balancing • Oven-Baked 1 • Front End nnd Frame Alllgrtment • Complete Auto Upholstering • Wrecks Completely Rebuilt INC Best New Years Wishes To A ll! F. Goodrich I am nut r**tx>n*il>1e far any drhln Incurred by anynone nthrr then myself. Htanley H. CnUmmn Adv. ThlsScuson of the year, with its spirit of remembranle, Is an appropriate time for pause and reflection. i Barrett asphalt ehlnglee and roll roodo n com* In attractive colon; are effectively flre raelatanti and guard agalnet rain, tun. mow. and wind, Thty'r* the reeult of M yean of experience .. "Between tha.World rad the _____ Weather." Let ue show you umplea. Number Service Wrecker Service Twenty-five Years Of Service Whether It’e your home or your barn, poultry houee or Implement ihed, there'* « Barrett* Roofing In • wide variety of atylei, weights and colon, that’* Juet 10035 right for the Jobl Lum ber For Sudden Britt Tractor Co for 0 Fine RoofingJobt I'' It is » time to let you know that we appreciate the privilege of serving your finan­ cial needs. It is a time to re-afflrnt our aim of providing the type1of banking service that will prove most valuable to you year after year. i 1 We are glad to copnt you among the friends and acquaintances' Who have helped our Institution to grow| and to be of greater service to our community. ' • ' y , v .. t,’1*■)'* ■j Ira . . Oat earnest thanks and best wishes gp out to you to r the New VeUr and all the days that wHi follow. * THE LUMBER NUMRfctt e p t a a a 't t a a 'a a a f f l 'n T m v r o - n v m �tnr 't.ANronn nrnxi.n W»H ft 1: \i. r .s t a t e roll Use HERALD WANT ADS l-'nr Ill-Hlltl* I t*e «M tn*« t mm lV « m %dl« re ilN IM IK D '• lii’il ronnt garage apartnirul 1 uni.1 1 1 muici .it ihN) xiaipmlta Avenue hi*i»t« i 'l l hi I •limit %mhl he«t II**m1*1 I Itlne t >t«tin*•t IIN* i«-r Ham n Osi#« *tr |»**» Hwr W UniM Si |*r* It Hr .V- lift Mar f»*r tr * r lt Mi <a Thr InieMlao Inverttiui ln«rrl|(in InyfHInN t naitarl PI ION K 148 fortune Vp,J th. day* o( »*>• L E E B R C T E IE R S Plum hi tijr and Floating Contractors 31'.' Him A*iniif I’Ikiiip lull Y"*r' U nnt tdn will l*r ar(‘f(Meil ntpi the l*rlf|iaanr oa atriaorNMilttMt i H**mr II ioim aatiir I* Mnlril In Ihr |rlr|»ht»nr ttnnh. In rclttrn Inf <M« an uinniitiliallnn th« ailtfrtlirr In r tjm inl in pat tn 'inpUt. In aidtr lor ut in H»»/*r ftir hral p.inllilr rertlrr, 1 nil VI nt»l lil-* itin«l he In ttiir other as I lie tint Itrftn * pi»t»ili-Mi*iiin. I*lf»if niitllt it a liiiittf iltnlrli II sn rrriir m-i-ur« In tour ml. We tnntii'l hr *r-*p*nn*ltitr (nr ntnre tfcran niir la io r in t 1»i*rr-> THE SANFORD IIKRAM) Here Him i’ 1920 Celery City P r i n t i n g Company i- roii ii r.Nr Plume 3 III 2 HKIMlituM limor Ailvi-e Inca Inm |irici' ami term- NO If It t *K KIIS l!e|il* I- 11 Ilo\ 272. San lord -i ti K I. A K A Apartment* 113 Smith I’nrk Xu nite /ir»t Street I’linno l!H XV I I ' XV Mll.l.AXVAV AND IXXDV It CDS j .iv , week t.r mimth Tel 112.-1 Eurnilnrc iVnli-r. I lit W First ft.KAN K i'l'll room furnished apartment ill I Park Ave 2 IIKHHOOM furnished apartment Available about .1annul > 2 I |i stairs Dental llVi DU mnntldv I'hnne 13(13 .1 F o il ItKNT itr sale ni-w 2 ln-ilrmmi CHS Inline. nirporlc, l.nci' screened porch ('.ill !»2I .1. lie l.and after 11 iai p m I.AIIAliK apartment Newlv p.nnl ed. hut .mil i ’iiIi I niiti-r (lla-setl II* -InepIltU port'll I'lmiii mil XX USED CARS! USKI) TRI C K S ! 1048 Ford V S Fordor Sedan 796-00 1048 Plymouth 2 door Sedan 896.00 1047 Chrysler 4 door Sedan 1095-00 1047 Ford Sportsman Coupe 695-00 150-00 1008 Dodge 1 door Sedan USKI) TRUCKS! 1051 Chevrolet Va ton pick*up 1051 Ford two ton stake 1050 Ford two ton stake 1040 CIVIC Vi ton pick-up 1095 oo 1490 oo 1035 oo 895.no 1040 Studehaker 2 ton, Cahin chassis 1940 Chevrolet Vi Rm pick-up 950-00 1047 International 1 */2 ton stake 275-00 1010 Ford 1j ton pick-up 613-00 1010 Dodge two ton 450-00 ONE DEDIlooXI Ininl-hetl ap.tO .id Vu Ptii.in (unit Si.nd. H8I3 I 1041 Ford two ton 350-00 flll'XI. 1042 Ford 1 < ton pick-up 295-00 NF.M 1 11\ I’yvii Sooo H ilt 1.. .It..0111 lei 0 1 s S XI I ' I'liom IHViJ. I.XXVN MOXVKHS sharpened eveli's repaired Shuman'-. K fill SI uni x11* i»rrn r h im III |* i «| i i * | i | | I II H Nil* S I IHI II nun 11 1 im -1 I Unlsi.l. III. I M i n i i .i.s \y a n i i : ii Hi 310 NF.XV KLOOIIS -urfaeeil to per feellnn Uhl flimrs made like new Finl-hinij. rleanlni! and wa-iiiR. also portnhle power plant ServiMB Semlniile County since 1-325 II M tllen-on. Lake Mary « 1 Ml I ll| 1 mi- I.U1 IISIIIIIII) I- XCK.M.i; - ii Mi Imv ill and hade ly-cd form Inn Mil nn Xlaicr fmiiitvii«■ I n Ml I l-l I'hnne !l.*i8 20—FCIINITCHK ll'hohl timid- - 211 IF YOU IIAVK SUMK'TIIINti TU SF.l.I, .mil are in a hurry lo sell II. let the ela-slf:ei| advertising departmenl of I I IK SXNFHHD ItKH.XM) prove il> ability ,1- an effleienl sales medium Free Free Free Duffer Dental w11Ii Piirelia-e id Pad.- XV,11 .1 Senkank (Has, A Pal'd Co Ufellme Alninlnimi Free K-ll males Free In-l.illnUnii Tele ItSKD SI'.Xt 11 healer., al R . I.I .I C O I l d l l l O M V. * • iiliune 1125 Fill nil nr-’ Cenler. aide I r e lllo- .119 lilt XV First I'll PHI FltHilDAIUK appllnures. sales and mrylee (1 II illRh. Ovlrdn, Fla PIANOS I SFD KNei I I 'l l M I I'llK phone Hal or Sanford UU2 XV III I I HIC F o o l I IIimirM Sold 01 Trailed Slap hy new Hi ..- o. ih.I i 5 ni '1'i teiilmiii 1 i.'a I' iii lullin' fe n SCAN DA It II HMDV Cl). Oam.'I 1 'ahtn. i hi 1 in M rirxi 1 \Its PXINTFI* - ~ ~~ ■ 11 — llody Work J Pelllve-ilm k I'milli* J Kent 111■h; ,'07 Cmninerelal ‘-I I*' . . , Phime II I 'III -.VI I tw. hl.nk fi'lldl • iV | '• ' l,»l,s ‘ III I f VMM • AN N I aim Mipplli s VI 11 Itlnel * It 3 DKDMniM home now miller 11.11 sir m l loo. ci. 1 purl, .mil sereeneil m.ri It A 1 I electric kitchen tlI..V8I Call 971 1 Del,and nftei •i INI p 01 Holler Motor Sales Corner Second and I’nlmdlo 1 imnxi miHlern inm e, runn Im' kitchen I3.*i I81 |n r inn I Imni I. eil eahln. I iinfni nislird . alnn each 17a I8t |.I . ....I VII mi l,iki 12 mile- frniii Xn lla c Writ. 1 : I. Heel, ' h u dn nl 1 all tieil I'S I X II 11*2. Phone inn XV ami 1153.1 I (Mi S U,» Mi l l M M >|- XPI Its 2c Pmnnl r. Mi'DKMN i llnu in v ap.ii 1 nn nl dmuilmui Im alum A d i" - from Pn-I I'tflic Sinlaldc Im cnnpliI'lllillri lin hided m renl lni|iilri ,1in nh-iin'- Dcpl Store 795*00 landn Kvenlm; Star Call llnlph .IXI.OFSII'S X III MIMS Im in -lied and 2 ,*I 11;»' I ln< Mi-.l l-l SI I'hnne I .' M 1040 Studehaker 1 ton pick-up II si inn 1 & //& w M * TIIIIKK IH'IIM imfiirni-lii il ml Imrc. -idlalile Im one or two 21812'. Mi Ii Im ii - 1 mil I Phi.in 289 II I I HNtSMKh 2 rimni a|i.iilmi nl Mi-aMinahle 2mi l.anrel In- 875.00 11- siretnoN s u xntkd m-k cd i I.MNIIIIV M1 Ml h Mi. Clmler, Ci'lerv anil Mellnm llle Xvi'inm rhone |ii:‘o II PIANOS-New noil used TermriAlMIIINO Trade los Kader's Piano Store, Cnntmrl and repair work Free 1209 Myrtle Avenue Plume e.-tlinatcII. I. Harvey. 201 .VAll n i l IIS I (III SAI.K V 12118 XV Sanford Ave. Phone IH2H. F I ’ IINACES Hy Krcsky. AM. TVPKS DnlUInrrr work Hen Dll. Wall, Fluor amt File place. -nnnhle Hale- Frre cMlmnlc51. (i. IKUHiKS Phono 2231 X' C Cracey H15 W. Ill SI. Phone 128 HATTKIIY. (lenerntnr or Starter VHAVKHSK Kxlenslon Hmt- 28“ Service Call 517, Swain's Hatto INti" Senkarlk Ola-., and Paint tnrv Service. Sanford Avenuo Co. and 2nd Strcel. IIMNDS Ma-ler ( raft Paint t3 .10 u-al. PIIH.IPS rnlonlal Cleaner- "know­ FartoryVENETIAN prices' Holla Head Hlln.Js, Army Dlnnkrlv 1 otx Tarpniillni how" pin- 11-SanO Rimranleed Ahirnmum slats, cotton or pin­ mnthprmitinR «»-ure yon of Army Navy Snrjdux nlu« tle tape-. Complete repair ser "Hanilhii-" *pi*e*ranee Phone I'hnne 1321 ,ll(* Sanford Avr vice INI for free ilellvrry -ervire HK.XIINOI.K VENKTIXN M INI) I'.in1 Mul'i 1II1 Vi l.i: 7 ml IV II.ir CIIMPXNY Icy ll.iuihno 2.V1H Di niRe AnCAHINKTS Kormlcn lop- C X'all Phone 78.'. WiHHlworkloi: M2 Sanford Avo N20 XX'r-t Tlllt.l ipai I mi ni I Hi>i>M fumi-hed ('nnple with -mall child I'hnne 1113 or 18,1.1 .1 WE OFFER THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES IN USED CM IS and TRUCKS jiMil.II SillO O I. 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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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1952; <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/fe9c0b4d024505b9a50b7400a362a85d.pdf 77425f5df69cc52c373ee1e1d0b7a10b PDF Text Text Lions And Eagles Begin Training For Tangerine Game ORLANDO (Special) — Interest C a g C 1 6 3 1 1 1 5 I T l c C I In the Seventh Annual Tangerine w t Bowl game reached a new high | D 1 T f tn iflfn l Saturday afternoon ns the Lion* 111 D O l n f l 1 U l I l K l l ' from East Texas State and the _____ w Eagles of Tennessee Tech arrived _ . . T r-s 1 In Orlando almost simultaneously. L o U l H I H r i Q I S F f lV O r C f i Both squads went through light rp„ ,,„ _ t workouts on the Boone und Edge1 O U U p t U l C LiCciJfXK water High practice fields after T if l* * In T filltT IP t lialng welcomed to the rlty by the 1 111" ill I O I I i IIL J Tangerine Bowl Committee. ------— The Tech hoys will hold praeBy The Aiaorlated Press tire* at 0 a m. and -3 p.m. nt the Four Southeastern Confrrenc Edgewater field ami the Trxnns basketball team* swing Into how will nrartlce at the >ame times on tournament action tonight and nl tho Boone field. Both team* are the other* except Mississippi Stab planning wrlmmaee*. will he on view before the weel Tech held n light workout ye*, end*, terdav morning Imfore visiting CyLouisiana State, • heavy favorlti nrexs Garden*. to C0P ,he league tlllr which Ken One matter concerning the pa* tuckv I* barred from ‘lefendlng rade Wednesday was cleaned up meeti Vlllanova tonight In tho two veitardav also It had been an- d , F 8uM r Bowl tournament a nounreif^hat the East TexnVYaml wouldn't lx- In the parade. But the ?“*.*,ld* Tlmls* clash In ilS Texans will not he outdone. They •"£ 8,1 Loul*' cU' h ln "" U,nt ‘hrlr Georgia. Georgia Tech and Flor ’’ with ! 1 T » t s nr.rdpBtlv lda for,n three-fourths of the an With rescued seat, y nual Oator Bowl round-robin affai aB g o ^ t h e e v Is now b.^y erect- #r Jack, onv„ le w|th Georgl, Jnr 2,<K>0 additional bleacher seat*. Teachers completing the east They will he for general admission fjeorgla opens against the Teach amt will sell for 11.00. ers and Tech opposes Florida to Thm* may ik* purcniiMcd nt tn«» Tangerine Bowl booth In the lobby Memphis Friday and Satur of the Ran Juan Hotel. Any tickets day, Auburn and Mississippi Jot that are left at game lime will g<> Memphis State and Arizona In th on sale at the stadium. Memphis Invitational tournament Al this time there ........bout MOO Auburn, idle last week, own* th reserved seats «iIII available at the only perfect record In the confei booth. John Tlldrn, ticket rhalr- cnee ( M ). man, suggest* an early purchase In last week'* scanty program of non-re»erved seat* since no SEC teams won two games am standing room ticket* will tm sold, dropped three. LSU’s lost to Tula The Texans, with 30 plnvers and was the hardest blow to (he clr their coaches, sportswrlters and cult'* prestige. The Tiger* bowed trainer, landed at Municipal Air- 84-38, while Tulsa restrained Bui port Saturday while the Engles, I’ettlt to an Ineffective 14 points also with 30 players and three ns- In previous fame*, the 8 9 cents slstsnt roaches, arrived nt the At- had averaged 30 points per outlni Untie Coast I.lne depot. and LSI! had avaragad to. Whl.ked downtown to the tune I Clnclnna topped Tennessee. 7* of ItNrlnr onto horn* Ihr two JurprUe, ( oltim nquaih wrro quArtcrnl in thn uau* | *Dll downed Georgia. 01-51. brA headquarter* with East T. sas at *“« • « * * were Vandcrhl t * 73 0 .be Ban Juan Hotel «n.l Tennessee rl Tech at the Angehllt. Mississippi victory over Arknnsa Shortly after cheeking In. the ” , 1. 1. »"'o sounds unloaded their mnim .,/V’/ • . ' * ' u S m - Tminc»cc n of equipment and hrniteil for light I Vilderhllt * Tuesdsv and Vender lie* s . w i i ™ » ! , r » . , m‘r n‘ and working 011 their liaising ond Tuesday-Alabama vs. Maxwcl kirklnir. PfnnfMM 1Wh< iriwn* akh ■» Tiurahimii while, held * similar drill nt tho Thursday-Yale at Vanderbilt. Edoewater field. Friday--Georgia Tech at Tampa Coaches Catfl.h flmfih o ' Alabama va. Kecsler AFB at Tin Texas and Putty Overall nf Ten- calooaa. nassee Tech were primarily InSaturday — Georgia Tech a terested In working nut the travel Miami. kinks from the long trip here. ----------------------The third sellout In the history . , of the o'edlum Is virtually s s - . P i i i ' i a I c o n n i 'i W i m sured. Only two crowds of I V v p I l l l * * I II. have ever «een n game here. The I n n i s m i e n l U n H i l i o o i first was for last veer's Stetson- I I I & U i ( I i r f l l n Q I I f l l C ( l | Arkanns Stale game nnd the * . r Jrii i Rough Scrimmage Roger Pharr Scores Upset Ousting Is Eliminated By Ziebe In Public Courts Tournament JACKSONVILLE Defending Alabama’s Coach champion Calhoun Dickson today 59 Georgia Tech Rod Drew Thinks His Mon Are All Set Orange Howl Game MIAMI, Fla ' ^ —Alabama and Syracuse, who meet in Ihc Orange Howl football game New Year s Day, return to (hr practice field today after a Sunday layoff but neither team plans contact work. Alabama's Coach Bed Drew changed his mind about having a scrimmage and said he believes his team lias had enough rough work. "We’ll run dummy scrimmage and half speed stuff in our drills the rest of the wav," Drew said. Contrary to popular belief, Ala­ bama Isn’t overstocked with first rale material in all fmsltlons, Drew explained Depth Is thin In spots. One freshman, Tommy Tillman. 190 pounder from llaleyvllle. Ala . moved up to defensive left end. replacing Jerry Lambert. Gadsden sophomore who injured an ankle In October und now has a lump chin Nick tier ma nos, IH.'i ■ pounder from Montgomery, Ala , twisted an ankle Saturday while sprinting across Hie practice field bill train­ er* said Ihey hoped to have him ready for Ihe game Gcrmuno* I* replacement for Joe Curtis, llama's offensive left end Alohamu experts to get plenty of work on pas* defense between now and game time In a move to halt Syracuse's I’at Stark, a fine passer Syracuse Conch Floyd Schwartrwalder, who said he'd like cooler weather so he could use some of his turn on both offense und dr fense, had his wish granted- for today, nt least The weatherman said highest temperature during the afternoon would he about 70 degrees Neither team worked out Sunday, most of the players watching the Orangr Howl Regatta or doing a little sight-seeing Sedgmen And Ken McGregor Banish Hopes Of Seixas Z tiJ Z S 'u trJ s r*** At Longwoodlrael T iT h S I l.o N r .w o o r i - w their nr civil I tentatively slated far lUP®ft won the Inaugural Hand Wednesday, noth units are se h e d -1'"!' Saturday at the seosmi open ided til march In the naraile l»UC program uf the Sunfunl-Ui Wednesday aftarnoon and will Undo Kennel Club, stage Impressive halftime demonOwned by K. I . Beckner an COLLEGE BASKETBALL Bv The Associated Press HOLIDAY FESTIVAL (First Round) Drpaul G3 La Salle 01 Utah Stale DT NYU 01 Manhattan 73 Cincinnati 00 Miami (Ohio) 08 St. Johns (Bknl 63 UIG 7 TOURNEY (First Round) Yale 38 Colorado 14 Kansas State 93 Oklahoma 69 SOUTHWEST CONF. TOURNEY (First Round) Arkansas 68 Arizona 51 Southern Methodist 37 Texas AAM Stiff Workouts HeH By Rose Bowl Team» City Italia Uulnfatsi <j. rim i « Hacrat Kelly WaUctll l.*»ly Dolly Quintal*! (|. , SI XTH M Bshy It.Ilnm #-«n Fa*t llraaia * 4? J'»•*/! Wsrrl , ,p (Jtilnlala il-t Paid •is.in, „ M4VWNTH ACPI) Tim* 31.1 M4 Woman . *.40 4 *0 * to tiomh *'<a MU t 11.40 4.*0 Wu«hn t.ia m i tMCRi Time 11.4 B»P«ri m i . Mo < h*«k* t.ia *V Foreman • O - j ) uald s.ss <T* T.t». Time 4X1 *” |:f! p.ix , n . , , crewman grabbed him ami guided him the rest of tho way. The long struggle In heat over 90 degrees was a tough experlcnee for the Cincinnati youngster, y*10. wn* Plfiftag his first really n hard competitive match In approx­ imately a year. i tnl The only argument heard as the huge throng broke up was whether * an Sedgman or McGregor ptaved g.m sreater tennis In what probably 1.10 will he their swan song to Davis i.uu cun singles. After today's great display u t.ia only could be aatumad their would J "® l«8nt up to smack down Selxai and * 4® Trabori In lomorrow'i doublta. in that event, the Australia ns could be expected to permit the othar two members of their iquitj—Mer, vyn Rose and Lewi* Hnid—to close -«un* ou t.,th o ,* tfl.* j In tho concluding It is understood ll isn and McGragor lay are turning prt ra w s found up-and-coming linger Pharr, University of Florida, between him and another crack at the men's singles title of the Florida Slate Public Courts Tennis Champion­ ships. Pharr scored an upset Sunday, ousting the No 4 seed. Andrew Ziebe, Jacksonville, 0*3, 4 0, 0 0 Dickson eliminated Dan Perry, University of Florida, 0 4, 0-2 In the other quarter final match­ es Sunday, I-enn Wilson, seeded No 2 from Jacksonville Naval Air nedy, Tampa. 8-1, 0 U; and Jack Staton, No 3 from Orlando, de­ feated Alton Quay, Tampa, 0 4. 04 Wilson mcels Staton in today a semi-finals. The finals rnmn Tues­ day. Nancy Loop. Jacksonville, at ready In the (Inals nf the Junior girls' and girls' singles, tries for a finals berth <n the women's sin­ gles In a match with Mrs. Connie Clifton Hall, the No I seed frntn New Smyrna Beach. Miss l-onp Is rated No 4 The nther women's semi-finals brings together Hetty Washington, No .1 of Tampa, and Mrs, Juli­ anna Copi .and, No 2 and the de­ fending champion. Ponte Vedra lleaeh Sunday Miss Washington defeat ed Anita Wadsworth, Jacksonville Bench is 2. 0 I Oilier results .Sunday Included: Junior buys' singles: quarter final: Have Kennedy, Tampa, de­ feated Conner Scholl, Jackson­ ville, 8 0. 0 0: Jimmy Bent. Jack­ sonville defeated Lewis [.each, Or­ lando, 7 3, 0 2. Turn Mlckler, St. Augustine, defeated Frank Carnett. Jacksonville. 0 0, 0 ] Hoys 13 and under singles; Semi­ final: Haul Knquc, Tampa, de­ feated It A Pliilliin. Jacksonville, 8 0. 0 0 Girls' singles- semi final: Nancy lamp defeated Barliara llrunncry, St Augustine. 0 1, 0 1; Mary Bar­ ry. Orlando, defeated Betty Tram­ mell, Jacksonville, no. 0 1, 0 1. Boys' singles; semi final: (ieorge Huff, Sarasota, defeated Ed Prarige, Tampa, 01. 0 3: Turn Mlckler, St Augustine, defrnted Haul Bonne, Tampa. 0 2, 0 1 Men's doubles: first round: Cal hnun Dickson. Tampa, amt Jack Staton, Orlando, defeated C. K. Powell J r , Jacksonville, and Bob Ctinn, Jacksonville, 0-1, 0-2; Don Luke and Dave Kennedy, Tampa, defeated Frank Carnclt and Dave Whltestone, Jacksonville, 0-2, 8-1; Jervey Gantt, Ocala, and Norman Breault. Jacksonville NAS, defeat­ ed Bishop Edwards and Jack Shrcvc. Florida. 0 3, 0 4: lam Ber­ ry and Dan Perry, Florida, de­ feated John Cochran and Gordon Blalot k, Jacksonville 0 I. 0 1; ling­ er Pharr, Florida, mid Hal Krhatis, Tallahassee, defnull from Dave Whllls and Ed I’range, Tnmpn; Allen Quay, Tampa, and Jim Grit fin. Jacksonville, defeated Jiin Stringfellnw and Bill Hutcherson, Florida. 4 6. 8 n. 0 1 OTHER GAMES Iowa 69 California 00 Oregon 60 Wisconsin 64 Illinois 87 Ohio Stale 62 Nnlre Dame 63 Butler 49 Mich. State 32 Northwestern 47 Tulsa (U! Idaho 30 Marquette 88 Bradley 77 Pitt 72 Harvard 48 Seattle 90 St. Josephs (Pa) 77 Eastern Ky. 69 Brigham Young 07 North Carolina State 08 Dartmouth 30 Columbia 83 Miami (Fla) 30 Weit Virginia 7t Syracuse 83 Fordham 00 Templa 38 Gridders Practice For NewYearGame NEW ORLEANS, La WU-Coach Bobby Dodd brought 39 Georgia Tech football players to Sugar Bo«l land for their New Year's Day date with Mississippi nnd sdieiluled a prsrlice session this afternoon. The Engineers, boasting their fir.t perfrcl season record In 24 years, Hew Into New Orleans In two chartered airliners yesterday afternoon. Without fanfare, they quickly set up headquarters in a downtown hotel (Si. Charles). The pkyers were In high snlrlt* following the Christmas holidays and aftrr eating a hearty dinnerthe main dish was an 18-ounce ste.ik each-many of them took off for brief sight-seeing tours. Coach Dodd nut the boys on their own, admonishing them only not to break training until after the game. Many of the players brought their wives with them. Four members of the team are newlywed*. Halfback* Hilly Teas, Chapnel Rhino nnd Jimmy L. Morris and guard Ed Gossage were married during the yule sea­ son once 11 day drills nre planned (In oiigli Wednesday ill Tulsa tie's lira cl Ice field The Tuesday and Wednesday workouts will he closed to the fuddle. Dodd seemed satisfied with the comlllion nf his team, with the exception of two plavers. Top defensive tackle Bob Sher­ man re-lnjurrd a knee while work­ ing out on his own during the holiduy period Dodd said Shermun will have to have an operation and N Inst tor the Sugar Bowl game, lie said Ben Daugherty will replace Sherman lasm Hardeman, Tech's sensa­ tional little halfback, probably will start, but an ankle separation will limit his effectiveness. Greyhound Gui Is on the air tootle over WD80 ol 8:10 with oN the 'dor*' en the doge al the Orion* do-Senford Rennet Club. SAN FRANCISCO (^-Criticism of Biggie Munn, Coach of The Year, for not using Holy Cross' ace quarterback, Charley Maloy, for even on* play, mingled today with praise of QB Tom O'Connell and his East mates for their thrill­ ing 21-10 victory over the West In the Shrine footbaU game Saturday. O'Connell, from Illinois, directed the entire East offensive. He sparked a 71-yard drive that pro­ duced the winning touchdown with 33 seconds remaining. And he set three passing records for the 28 year-old game that pours more than 1100,000 annually Into the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Chil­ dren. O’ConneU, No. 2 collegiate passer In the nation the past season, was voted the game's outstanding play­ er. Munn, coach of undefeated Mich­ igan State, told sporta writers: "It was so close all the way and O’Connell was doing such a mag­ nificent Job I never found an op­ portunity to use Maloy. 1 feel badly Gator Bowl Teams Are Expected To Work Out Today Woodruff MumOnReported Odds Favor­ ing Florida Outfit By F. T. MACFEELY JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (*-Tulsa and Florida football squads are due here today to finish workout* for their meeting in the eighth annual Gator Bowl game Jan. 1. Coach J. O. {Buddy) Brothers and his Tulsa squad of 48 players left Tulsa by train Saturday night and wo* due here at 7:30 a. m. {ESTI. Coach Boh Woodruff and bis Florida squad of 60 players was to leave Gainesville by bus and go through Jacksonville to I’onte Vedra Beach, nearby occanfront resort. Tulsa scheduled practice sessions at Jacksonville baseball park today and Tuesday. Florida planned Hi drills at Jacksonville Beach Fletch­ er High School field. Both squads m ar Umber up on the Gator Bowl field Wednesday. Coach Woodruff has had lltUe t% say about the odds favoring hlf Florida (cam by 7 to 10 points The odds remained thg same in spite of the likelihood Doug Dickey, fFlorida c ' l Ae l r l e rquarterback, iiiarfnrhlt^lr fmay Tisw K .i be* mout of action with a pulled leg muscle. But Woodruff declared after the last heavy scrimmage at Gaines­ ville Saturday: "We are not ready either physically or mentally. | certainly hope that we'll be ready by game time next Thursday." John Eibner, assistant coach does most of Florida's scouting, is concerned about Tulsa's two fine ends - Willie Roberts am) Tom Miner. "We can expect to be outweighed up to 13 pounds a man in the line. The Golden Hurricane has a fine offensive backfield, fullback How­ ard Waugh Is the nation's leading ground gainer and from all report* a very hard man to bring d o w i^ Woodruff said. ‘■sstnforcl Tt*nni« Team Defeated At Mayfair Hanford tennis stars took • dniMilog from several outstanding plover * at the Mnvfiiir Inn vesterday afternoon In the first of a ser­ ies nf mulches planned under the direction of the Mavfulr's tennis piofrssional. Bill Bweenev, for the Wilder sensotl. City Champion Gene Tucker was defeated hv Marvin Glmprlch of New York 4-0. 0-4. and Il-'J. For­ mer City champion Clay Williams won over Archie Peilmotler tM und over Harold Levine (1-d, Imt In the doubles eomliioutloii Tucker rod Williams were defeated Uv (llmarirh and I'erlinutter by u-4 In other matches of tho after­ noon Levine defruted Sirlana 6-4 Morris Sucker defeated John Gold t.-l and Jerrv Stern defeated Jim I eyton 7-6. Jerrv Warshnw took II o I mi Dean 6-1. Jerrv Stern 4-0 and Holland Dean tl-tl. St. Marys (Calif) tig Canlslus 37 Seton Hall 67 Iona 34 CCNY 81 Tull* 38 UCLA I!!) Oregon Stnto 01 Sou. Cal. 83 Wash State 47 Wichltn D( Springfield (Mass) 74 Chiragn Imyola 73 St. Thomas (Minn) 44 San Francisco 87 Fresno State 74 Stanford 67 I<o» Angeles Loyola 37 Santa Clara 38 San Jose State 42 Arcade Package Store O. I). F a r r e l l • Owner 310 G u t F irs t S tre e t GREYHOUND both Bedg- O’Connell Praised For Shrine Victory See your dealer about this modern Sunshine Service for happier Florida living. �•r— r I I K W K A M I I .l t IF YOU DON’T receive your Sanford Herald. City Delivery, by 7:00 p.m., please call © YELLOW CAB Mil h e % n • ) L U M E X L 1V E nlabU rthed Jury Report’s Delay Blamed JJpon Politics liins f o i * 5 S A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R SANFORD. F L O R ID A TFKSDAY i t f i r a U in raxiunal rain III unrlli |torti<ni ami partly ilutnly with prwxlbly x a tlrrril stumers In south portion through Wednesday; warmer In mirth and rrnlral pnitlniis tonight. i i * O F F . an . 111':,:! N o. IE! Ansticluted F re sh Leaned W ire Governor Bids Huge Budget Taft Arrives Early Farew ell By Requests To At H eadquarters Hitting Press Face McCarty Lundquist Reunion Christmas Day "High I.revel” Decision Was Made To Keep Report From Hein? P o l i t i c a l Football ilovirnor Devotes 11 State Agencies Want Minutes Of Hi-Min­ Millions For ute Speech To De- Operations, .‘la Mil­ m um em g i 'apers lions For IltiiMinirs WASHINGTON lfi-A Justice D r partment official said today that "n number" of Americans kr known t%havc been heavily Involved In twwlng and other Communist acti­ vity In the past ore still employed by We United Nations. Rty M. Cuhn, special assistant to Ally.-{Jen McOrancry, also tes­ tified the Slate Department Rave n clean hill nf health to some “ very bail" subversives mi the U N. staff Cohn, testifying before n House Judiciary siibcnmmillre. said the continued presence of David Wcin Irani). as director of economic s(jblliiation ami development for the tf. N„ is "absolutely disgrace fill." Cohn salil Wclntruuh "holds a lari(e and powerful position, mold Ing world opinion . although he has admitted hiring not one, but three, four, five nr noire person* who have turned nut In he thoroughly disloyal " r.At.I.AIIASSHK C- Gov War ren made ii -Hi minute farewell speech at the Iasi Cabinet meeting of his administration Inday ami devilled tl minutes nt ll In a f,• it)it tar attack on newspapers which have c t ilicUcil him The Tampa Tillnme and it' rival lainpa Times bore tin- liriml of Warren's late 1 filast As he fi is ilmi" lepealcills in ffi" ji.isf fniiT voars, ho ncciistd ttic Y.iinpa papm, nl Ivitn' iilnnit him and In, .ulinmisIr.ition. supple, sing news favor.dill- In il iiml •'""iiiiiii; sorv clnse In seddinn" hi miiieriiiining public nmfidcmr m ipiy ei iimeiil T A l . L A H A S S F K .1* -Stale agen cv ami msUlulinn Imitgel reipiest.s for une linni nf a tuition dollars will face Dan McCarty when he becomes governor a week from I imIii ) , unit there'll have In In- some cutting if hr keeps his "no new tax" pledge. An almost complete luluilatmu of reipirsts liy budgel dircclor Homer Graham showed tunny On iigeneies want Sih', millions tm op cr.limns ami ueail> !t.'i millions fol new tinilititii!s during the twu yeurs lieglnnmg July II, Iti.'vl I llot • ititiicsiin That is .<0 indiums more for I, h .'oil,I, I I t oil lu'U-l i .... ii , A I’lioiilj i-uDu rin,; noirked t ln-tiiois Day f■>r Mi i. ii • Mi operatiuus and !’k millions more tin fii.t in wloch i,II the family hud licett iiigvthei i i nI• -at imo y, in *. Still" II II, III. I m-IO . Mi 1 1 to foi new buildings than Hie Dial right *, All s Kile uni I title uoo l,I, no Little, .Sun ■-1. it, t i ii'ii' i I Ill'll I (till., I . • t I I ' 01,1,i |leHo railed the newspaper "ex Legislature .ipnruprialed from Onin,-lit iiii,I f nail lilt l.iind.toist (til. Toll, i i ; Mi.. I.iio.l imI ion* 1 ,,.l I', o «III, iio-l I it" m u , V l oll lipiist, i i I ' s i e n c e s n il l!u> face nf p r o g r e s s general fund for the cm rent In i o hili Hull'll l - I. liihl'ii-, r,n. Those ill the second i>>»v (lift to tight i it ■ M> and Al­' Alii and a btnt on die esciiteheon of cnnuiiu 1,11th-; .Yes. !,. A. I.uiidontsl; Ml’* i'ully I’cpilttliil All uml Al.s tertit Dement. N"i 'It. A. 'Ii mid if u envy " Not in flic budget rmpirsti are Viib Mit h . tin,I Ml o|" 1ii 11st. Mis. .Mm i, ill t ’omvny, Tumpal Mi uiul Alls II.n u ll Fiiiet the nnAernnr -aid nui-i Ktorida atnud U millions extra thal wdl i Into II i »" 'papers flail dom* a good anil he needed for school eniistruelinn o » lit II ll..- I New litv j mi Itcuch, Mrs. Copeland’- bitshiiod »»• o »vot ft- i>i llic I h- i nip vns lofctlor lltice tinyfu r inli of repot 1HI,; (lie mws. ami 1 and l'i millions that will lie needed t"nt It"- new s services "in the lo give teachers the Sami annual "i on ' hast been lair and ac« or i pay raise Met art) and most legi' tie i taints aic pledged to support Ifni In- said tbe I'.iinp.i papers Nor have budgets been submitted ■ i,'*il imt linni a ,;r«-.-it prides lor the governor's nffici "pei.itimei like Iniim.ill'in intu dlsn-piite fund, the gmet'iur's .n.iU'iun ot .■ml keep tl m disiepiile bv Iviuc " Ko.lvsi Dill Female r oireetnutal Ifi hinted fu- s.M-ld fl.i'i- nloli IlisliloOoIi 1 - m i in bis omul 111 i radio repurl in .ill. it would appeal Hi.il V' tin- t lie lonii’ld and pe’ lmps somettniig like Oil llilllloils evil,i Foity »ii » 1 hiiA 1 I n " *! Ini i i i l i *II I •a eii in Ins formal farewell ad will be needed to give all agencies m *• * Jif It'll' ti*fl of 1hi* I iniii * In!’ .Itess nisi before ibe in.iiiunr.diim and institutions what they want i lit rnris**» vjttiiMI t nmttMl ti'i’ 11IM I u i I r v R e s ig n s A n d "( f>a:i McCarty a week fiom In ] Against that, l'omptrolb r < M trill the In*** tx fltMMtht, f ‘Iv*f•• d.i v j Guy has estimated the stale will Hum* •*>*, eh.-ti milii, i«*|i*rt«il (inliiv u ti'llisoli S l a t t*d Ibu- il appeared Warren wdl eml Ibis fiscal year wlt.i a general h* i * 1 l»ii * l itlhf r*M *iilnr tunII* ill ■ rut Ins administration on nioeh balance of AH or in tiiillnms l till t>i LMMii/.nt ion lit I hi* ^ T o As su m e ( MTiee ii." s ime theme itlat tie sturled fund Hoi .ill the reipirsts arc subject r iu k jo h ii a- far as (In- press i- cuieiuned 11" ii n,lining liv 11,0 llndgct Com INv. nM-four lui it of "I u i-|-,i A 1 •Ini "f A'lilic \V lllninx, Jr., nltuimv and ttu- dav liefer,' be wrt' lliauum mission wlii-n u starts its biennial ft If t'111lit mi, 'YiM* III ......* nl -Ini lMi. Ii.- t. . .1 ,i 1 ■tiiii in pipi rennrlers te n noil | lieiiMiigs sliorlli after tin1 new ad .late ri'piiHrolBiivc, was minu-il if VmI‘ «b| , 11\l1I tloI'll I'M fol whlf !l tin new City Judge lift night Ii fiif ii .inli‘i ■( 11 - I .mi:l Small fed flioie would not lie th" tf.i mimsfraiiun stalls Tin- total hoik tic City CnnuidsHlim lit a spec Iat f'loT.Lffi Wll* 41M'lit. ^ Ido|f f| t|n ' ll l In1in , ■nut l. niil I' K \! Nidi lilnei.il pre In noural new- cun let n ipie si, nearly always are in For Talk With Ike Pope Denounces Persecution Of Catholic Groups fnatnc Comes Alone To Discuss New Ad­ ministration's Lepfi s l a t i v e Propfram ■tv MARVIN L. ABRDW.HMITH NKW YOIIK B Sen Hubert A fad <d Ohio arrived 33 minutes early for a conference today with Drcsidcnl eleet Ktsonhowrr—thrir first meeting since Tall rlpnoiinrrtl ' o"i ot Klsenlmwcr's cahiuel ap tiomtments as "incredible tall and four oilier Semite l!t'AA ITi AN M I'A c I'npe I’nis n ■til ii an Iciidets were called in Ml in i bitter iiuyilii’.il led,tv lo Kiscnhovvcr lo discuss the new sharply triliei/ed per-eetdion of ailmmistralinn'* legislative pro • 1 altiolo iTiiu.lies ot lIn- tliiental gram unit idiot matters llili almost all "I winch ate be fait, staled to be majority leader bind Ibe Icon Curtain in Die in-" GOD controlled t (ingress The Dope's ouevelic d aildre sed convening Saturday, arrived alone to pati lareli'. archbishop*, bishops at Die I'resolenl elect's t'nimnodnrc [ ami local ordinaries id tirirnlnl Hotel llcadtpinrter* cliurcbes. ( ailed for a crusade of lie rushed oft an elevator and prayer to exhort that these "grave rigid m, to the recent ion desk at 1 offense*" be appeased ibe lieaibpiarlrrs without stopping "In mimv regions wlu-e the. to talk to waiting newsmen. I bole was no immediate Indlcaiirienlal Hite partb olartv llmirisli e. there lias been unleashed i new Hia, whether he planned lo see lelllpe»t which seek - to overllirna , i I’lsrnhi'wcr alone In advance nf the devastate and destroy hi misery boieheon meeting with the general WASHINGTON ,T_A Justice He (Ion, i. long i tirisliaii i •<in mi in and tils Senate Colleague*, Of partment official testified today whether th" Ohioan planned to see in > ‘ In dei lari-d ife. a feilernl grand jury report Ito1 Dope's letter is * i dtv 'to * 'One itn* else at the heud<|UartrfH <uf its search for Communists in tinned tlie per sn uhaii ot the church tieioie ihe eonfurnu'e the Doited Nations was held up in Bulgaria whole Bishop Kwgeiie I'lsenhower aides said lie Imped lust fall partly because of fear Itos ilkell bi'llop ol \ eo|iol,» and to round oil a preliminary draft “ ll would he used as n political 1'iiee other priests recently were ot his legislative program at to* football.” eniidi-llllied to death ,|,n session with the GOD leaders, The testimony, to a House sub | the Catholic chinches ol the Curlier another Ohioan. Hep. committee Investigating the depart­ tliiental Bite reeogm/e the i th Frances T Bolton, called on Elsen­ ment, came from Itoy M Cohn, i>1 11v ot the Dope led do not Icllnw hower anil told reporters after­ special assistant to Attorney Gen 11 all the llotnan customs and • ere ward that it was "unfortunate" eral McGr.incry. Cohn said til* own inelo.ds I lies ale not lo lie eon that I'aft had referred to the ap arguments fur releasing the rrport fused "ilh the Greek or Bu sum intnilmriil "I Martin DurKn a* secIn October were over ridden at a j i 'I ihodov i tun, lies ii-' irv of lid,or as "Incredible." high level conference presided over I ihooebt d i Taft's criticism) KJ Mcflranery. Allliougb lt>e eiieyilii.il w I ail Colin said the decision favoring di I’s -eil to llii1 tuient.il bile was unfortunate and not up lo Die delay of the report was reached chldi Ill's its Coldest cleullv doll stand,ltd of bis own ability and by Charles Murray, assistant at­ ■Hireling, during vvhlcli un indns CD-V’* art* pt’lliUll^, 111' *nt'L wliO '»"in, W III I b it s 11 ll. t l I I I I bn, re* terenre Insloiid, file governor in dined by many millions by the e,ded the Dope's fiilti'Mii aim was gre it ness, although I think there torney general In charge al pel seeiillon of members was something on his side." she - ...of the 11 1isI hotiiil u u , selected and more will In* i*<ti mi noil ii"«i month. uni ii ii "1111," "f pi . - i n v n f sited tbein I" an nff flu* rot mil Budget Commission before it sends ,lulled criminal < 11visit I I t 11 \ Ri K-ofi, • Ini11 vimii of Hu* Me id Bio | atm Bite id Die Homan said "There are always two side* !!U:lsl,V:v,,l^ u,y^ " i ,: n^ action mho, III., ..mvo-im, lillM III ll til * II p h i I t \ h- 'nil li- binehnnn al whieli he delivered a it- ici nmnieiiilntniii to (lie l.egis General lloss Malone, and Myles 'of tin- City water fiid,l from diesel film rice tiimmillpi', sluDil Mo' l.gl l Ilf till ■ 11 I I I I ' m " i n i C.ithnlie thill clt ill Cast Km ope to evrrvthittg " latur nf San- bull! lecture nn aeeurarv Mis Holton predicted Taft would Lane, the tl. S, attorney for the In lull’s'based power. l.iHli* (‘tul> will «4>oin*ruli ill •!»*• flllll "We know Dial tmlav there lire T'fir’ dav after he Imik ufflce. 'I lie Legislature will have the with Durkin “ very hearttlv Southern District of New York. j\ t F oii'oh hlootl tiormr ruin | ii«. Hioiigli hi* hold nn open ni*w* run fluid »ay, fiirllier reduelng the (it limit it ml,' s of the faithful lit Drt wmk Mcnibi’l* pick'd for llii* linlu' III 1, 11 t I." "i-iiiiblu'l and earnestly herno*e what Taft Cohn suit! someone he couldn't I 11 iwI liannl, whn were to In' null- Mtitiri' whirh i- ««i»ti«litrffIn n* l»y ,,r expanding it ll usually eilt.il regions who weep Inlleilv .is eares nlinnl is Die United States— t l . ' " " I l l t l l l t i l ill" |UI*il Imi- nl thl' I b’cem e in whieh in* told rennrlers I me remember who -brought up the sng l fil'd by City Manager Turn I.i-lilim ihf* AtiM’iirmi lb*il Frotf*. 'on cnti’l torn too miii'h light on wind' nil appropriating about what Ihrv see Ilil'il bishops pel in death lie cares alum! that eery deeply uni! poiitlnl milll the gestlon that If the New York II nry Witt*** I'lmirmun of |l»«* •■Mili»• 11rip1, Ini'*!!(i* H1,1 VYlilt l! > |*| f‘* iinblie affairs" and invited Ituin tlie Budget Cmninisi.loii recnni or dispersed, or si, unpeilisl that grand jury came nut with Its report were J- ft. Van Hoy, llan Wright, mrivilii’r* hl|i i fiininiiirn, t«*l*l of V**IMl>l they lire uiiatilr freely In address will ulrh Ins (idiiiinTdraCnn 'al mend* that time, tit* mopth holme Herman Jacnbsim, AV. H. Nicholson, 11to ii - for olitniumy to *w «ii*iI t * 1i'll hnri*itit tma uliMik.at ( 1 11*4 l lit Kit l h . ipoint n i l n t nf’ nt h t iilik ! " ill I iitew ll iiien (links and. ns rt’ditriillv nnost ii1lo*I, the being'pit " n pirsjilmtinl ettiDoti, “ ll would Wilburn Clark, (J, D. Darn II, iM'tt month it m! ihnt I lit* «iuci(n for fIu* Iw** v»-nr should eM'fiisi over Diem their Slnec Ihi’ii. In* has cnuntiTnl IlIggeM single teipirsl is tLP Wally Dietrich, Kurlyle Ilonxhnlbe used ns n iioliticnl football and II I • lifMlDltl*. " u . f *»a\ fillin' rritirKm and " h i t hi* Iiim <altcd million dullars fur the minimum oiithonlv . us they heboid s(i i„ ,„y ider and Kob'-it Ituumun. I’urpom »lit* tlnli in tv\*i t»*’\v m«*n»l **iH lit* I" (.nViiihM I ill |v U, ill i it. It. ft IM LEMON pulled opart oy everybody.” Ii innrniv *!•• sl.ilrm*”*lx with hun foundation slate aid lo county ol Iiien churches destined lo pro > a it) Un* Lion* (Inh i f!i* The subcommittee Is following j »f the Imard Is to bring industry fivio oruaniriition in (In* vi»r|t|, DpIMIIflt* *1 hilll IM pi l| i' 4-^fctllki dri’ds *»I h’llcrs ami l**l»,i.,raTiM to I sidiuuls It Is shown as a $.1 457 non fane id 's oi letl III sipiabd all.in Inti, Bnnfortl. Mayor William Slem(Continued On I'age fils) I (Ilf. ' ' *I M» M i* fdurs and *.(mri hr . iiv**f flu* ra lediietuin mi Ihe hooks but it d"e> | I- o ' mil uml * mi • » r hum pci is to lot in an advtsnrv rnpn- nn»l olio of tho 111111(1 niMith fol V n l i • m l , ii* h i i i m l ■, i* * * t| it * fmm Hu' xf iivti |i and at thr lint ii'i lude a sctmol i‘tm*lrnrlloii d"tltm*ill " Du* Dope's lidlei ■ifp pi V de ihin *. tho font 1*4 «l»***i mum ,»♦ i ' i* unitor!rint‘** ■ f U.p ■Ity anil iis chairman. *urt»>ii m Iim *411111* it* | m i» I*I f If.1Y f thlflrl bf wilfills lon.l id some l'i millions Di.it nest el." " I t-n r i i i * i I oil fit m n iiM i \ M oh in th* «it Ull ■ *Ini r ply II II Coleman, district malinger NOt VII1IF* i* Iff’lil for Mrlvtfl Inin *, Kill il pi I lMM Hie DnlitiD al o mtrotli"»*d fe'r J i iin ii 11/ s •I In th I 11 I whir it \s hi* '♦'■’i.dlv has m tin* pa-1 | veal "ill eiooe from a special loud id the Florida Dowel and Light (ouffli-r, oitil f. ol'dtlot itii-ttshoi * li t t kI line in ttioiiama " tm It In*and Die 'so - Ml!) I mil* 41 \ IHI I tl'fl •♦»i .!11- *1 imcIimIiiv 4IIat hi* ill ir Ml*I set ip by ( mi ldidmii.it amend \■eioliin.Wilm u i It tit hi l*»l 11 , V««11H Ip* Com pun v, ("Id tin- Commission ilttc.'ted liitltt .nn t Mu * ill hi ul •t'♦lii'li' Thwi*'* it ii*I II ii*« i»V*T ihi’' tmviill »-! illi'i'in Hint hi* nlifi’rl*.. f i meiit Wiilittni Wlnt*'* || iia*■ a r*-a imi* - nl ! •\ X*' *. Ini'* liuiih that a flvr-yur eontrmt would b" Irfltll *' IIf ro (‘"IIOM Ithin'*. I'V f III’ 1 *>11 1*1 fill ! ullat In rail's tx11ki| and ili*!*ri(fiil Hie greatest .irtn.it tt-ducli»ii is itf Dll' Ilcil-Ill.d Bite .iimI tliti * t»f »n** i r\ , Itill th*11 nf fi'i ft >1I llii* x | .*** I JHH f I iititnllvd In the switch-over from ItOY II C. I fIIf •’1ItUlMII of l III* I III . f Mf *s11*i n*v ahimt him and hi' adiulii the it aal H*l eot "hlell Die Si dr Die I'lllll Hit,* I ♦! . fil l Ilf fj*llii* hiiiHt wilh S'III ity-K'-nerali-d power In pur,lii»si' |jtH|ttot In,, Mon ( luh TIm- m***(- a hli'h y*ii** Mr 'It 111 p;|-t Cl'llllll i|'s S1II1M* till ♦•■ii' n nl ii fm '1*0*1in*' (D, ei New inf F.timri I>, paltmeiit ef Diddle AVellare said s* I it* * " * \ it M i l l power from hi* company for opera­ liur wn*. ffinilut f« I hy K, S Mt fitbi fi\i* niiii'iti’b nf In* it mold take ill Its funds for aid Ilent .i r diigm t >d I'lllnilir iliictriuc \ *.»h I ’ tl v » H * I l l | tl lit |M i hi*.I mil* TIm* I Miiupliiiiil h binlhl* By Tie Associated Press tion of the City well field, located ('nil, Kinr Linn i*« h tiwlay why ili*vnh*d In JiMiixi* lo Ibe needy blind and aged and wits impugned tmljx tut Din nut ill* !!-* fft'i v\ *>il t*n I *• ul thr •h i M . l l c f l m i u nn Four person* were killed in about three mile* smith of tho ll.tt, .is ymt well »l'l* Dll' II'nlll «-»mvl it nl inn .i 1 idflrrrs till llcpl'lllll'lll fill lit I I'M Willi if *r .•r* 41111**1hip nt n vill i, J i f l i i - IM II * I h 11', III* ' t i* l| traffir and plane accident* in Flor­ rilv on Higiiwny 17-1 u h*i vrrvi* wdh Mini nn a rnmlumi inmost govi-itinie'it a"l*u*riti*'* * ** iii| t iiitn. il \ lip* i*iinpt*l!iH|i n*•*••! turn* hi* till fill fMit II W41\ 11Mft fun id Imaidb a till ll ai t lltlofflci ida Mondnv Air. Lemon reported on operaF i l l EM EM ' VI I I D rnsltl, i' ii ', e u furlhpr Kiev seek I* t kt is *n ii I AAlllit f I’*till t I"*'•* *V||4 Lt Chur'es Malcolm Pickens. 20. lion figures romplled by Hubert I him UR *iih» Ih f * N il II f i n >1 I III* |>|* f il l f I lilt In limiisli from public life from the h < i If,in id, ally referred to ns "thr ealiitirl D 11 it't Ij» nil I i* il l |«*IHt Ihi»fli n naval nffleer, was killed w-hen Align*, Juckaonvilli', eon,lilting n n w " i i*e| n * 1(11 v r t i * n h i \ .4 H i •torn<■'!,c srciie from inilvi'r*ittc» FlU 4111|l III 1 !'l| i I Y%||4 || *" 1 1 inillCfr 1Kilt i’t(i/**n, imIlf 1 hi(» his car failed to make a curve nnd engineer fur the City, which di*idasf 11 If 1*1 i l l m If I 4 .1 -*m t f ill » I I I M I rt M flllll) -cilittils mill (rum fill' lib' III (MALA u Flu Marion ' irritil .MUNICH, (leimany, id* The fill’ ^ h> ililfl, 111 NVIt ll lhl •!*. \ »1. 1 ei" n him nil b - *■v*-rvn Iii'ii’, crashed into a house at Jackson hi* k ill** A \ i H IM ' all pitindiDmuDie tttcri'tl titcf*'11*1j»*11 i lliltil pilYlMi* till* ii* I rimil (iiiind Jury probing ch.il IP's will* rut t? b ! not T l " ! il" ,,lf lhl' I liTnth'ni ilermaiiti Snvrgel. OA an A vilie. ■4 too lotinl **« ■•ai- r s i l l tllsl ttllliiins .mil l;t„' iedeeil .ill ■| Hi! . i uffi’i’lfil irV lliii' Hhorlnttn h Ii! 44* U l t H I II 114 I \4*h1i i ihiV' i»f JI. Ilk in ■mu I F'iaI h, riii* i m11i 1 I" ' '"Z7 1 '•> » Clopl.m plan lo dam the Illlll ! J|t* (tii* (ll* 111!■I , hi’t'Hit II H|M Lt. Pickens was a regular Navv " i s • 111«i r • ?i i n n . a In i v whn hiit! Dint is divine or tinn relation lo ni III*** rjvjJ 4iili* up In I lThI " yT ' Slruils of Glhralt.irlo reclaim land tn > r. f t lie iit utiii’t ■.minin' 4 Thi«y aviator stationed nl Cecil Kidd, r " , ■ livtrillV us if they were ili'.dio" ho i i i ;|1 1 u hi 1 1 1 ll h ■ nt ! x jll Pm I. Mi Nut. ■•Ntiliinled lodu i'i. 1•t|i1 il •! Ml'h.l of ffi*' tm whit n 1*1 r i l l H An l b i m r o l T . m'io ln »«w Mediterranean, was .. purled Judge Jacksonville •ltd-* I|i»\%i \ i ( Ih i 1»€»v WJ4 • willi iii.iltci - nl iiivlliiilogy .i„il evil , ! n saved, " ll1,11 Mr. w"1 Lemon l, , 000|tikJay. He died of injuries m nil tlie court tins tieeoiml i’d for lit 11 m 'hit •iflriif (lh* iiiiltm* \ Y i AJohnn'y Price. 18, Chosen, burned «n year 'In.Vn O IIM 'II " 4 1 1 1 | d fiH'imn m i < In*I could be | accident *•I •* collection of SI 011,0011, .lit I. 11 1 hi......»!.. Hit A'llt’lllil, I ymy pat* TB death when the private plane he J* '!' ,'y the system o f f ( Soorgel's planwas known as the and indicia liv I t u m i i g e s u i t O' 1r ir it* ..r ItMIKlIllt lllll iiinwiiient had taken on a pleasure flight John A, I him*. AI, *11«*i ul It h,ri oo L t i r .,,d" ,,f ‘J"1 ,^ w, r Atlnnlrnim prole, t It never re ins court invols'd ll’ll' -lllltillll 1 " n iIKY'' jltfll 11 I ♦*t l ilt yi-rti ■(, >K1 crashed In an attempted landing l-. company, which occur* fmm fidKt ce(w4j 0rriciul bucking altlimigb it MAY Mill* GirlTON !•*. ■h h* III" l«"41vi 11If •Iii* m rul fiaudub-nl rln i-l • ini or lien• 1K in. t<fI*1iiv in nn f if («briaIn h«Mfut ul at South Hay. until !t:0(l p. ,n" m I yva* widely discussed In Knriine , hJImtmir mi illiic oi" "i 7 wiH'f***. A eomminlr.n, Wllllom llnherta, I'lll*V'ill'f (f* i ti«' rii!i**i! Umter preaont ( AMD), F id pi nt* Tlie news Hi 4ft i*fllll inditinna, he f||v Atlintrima Nociely which ilImi unto i lull nines, n u t, ,11 ei ", y toll I ll) M l M u V I I ' 1* I Ml 'I'll 11U |M MJ :,tr* 23, South llav, was erllienllv "Hilt, the eost (if power (lif I'ilii'. uml to tint City , rnvliioned irrlgnliun of African ami *1iniLir unittei lllgli low I’rei Ip liiipci Ai M e n -uni today Egyjil I1' fill] j*, \ hi \h I uni* ) i in (J* * ho* hum** » l| | | * ill burned when. Police Chief R. C. would tie nr, nveroge of | t p ' IM'II 8IkV •’iliiil I 4 |"hi' h'« (mil agri'i'd In cx|Hiri Mm foils nf t •* Indirect help lies I...... loon,-In lit MOV W* *<( S*'i <Mu| *Slli'r( 11* Aslu’x tile ‘i i r.j overage of IHc p e r 1 i I csit U had ilx own liisliluie at While said, the plnne stru-k n kilowatt. However, the milt price H 1rKiiii'ivImi * |I411411lifet ii sll coltou to i itmmunlK China Gov Ml ll 32 311 nbiiiit liy Die court tbnmgb no i Uit ii in ■’lit ha-1 uf (hi* Ml "I |tuflti**l | Hitsliii, utility wire as it came In for a would be determined on n wilding Munich wilh l,2«> members IH 21 criiiiii'id niithorilii's would nut eon 4*'l ..ii lh >11 V. *inp.'litim III »'U“. chants tlin iitetoiig suits uitum it ( h"n,h uiul lh** 1,smit} (*itui|i Ulift, < hictigi, In 1 ci if til YY111t■♦ M||i|l|Vf 1Iii ■% i landing. , , , . , rente in-curding to the volume owed, firm nr deny Die repurt 17 CROW I lK T U tN - TO JUII :.7 fullering ib Idol s nnd eolli'tilin Wd.VV. fiiitl ( imp .17J7 Il**y 4 uf I I .ns Angeles An automobile driven hy a leg lie told of iwo different method* i tncri n .thi­ 'leintltol. 2 INI 72 Al Alisri '.ml Egyplian rciogni "trill New Urli'iiut Id. J. It- Grow of the Sun fold bills ii, Ibe result. In- said. :.7 W lill,|ci lift l'i...... lots World War II veteran rammed of ll . nt,-:ii who Mil I Ii'" III linn nf Dll' Deiping leilliiie "imiii m convention — one is which high Kite Department tins returned I" 32 New York Tile court, .lodge McNair said A fmliter i tiifinc cnipciitcr with Scnlttc ito the bnck of another ear near voltage limit nmv be 'implied. pi 42 21 help seHle Die Knroan problem nnd .......... from the power rmurce duly utter being absent nbout five bus pMictli'olly tlie same povvei tlo' Atlantic t'm,*t Line Hull Iloti, I, mdall. killing a telephone com­ ciiiitrihUti! fu world peace Egypt Aml si mit I the cite cm,tin who 20 tt because of a spiuini'd un a* tlie County Court, and tlie Alt. I iitic was retired in D.KH be Wiishingtun pany employe and Injuring twu would be stepped down by the coin. week* now maintains diiilnmatic rnlatlnfi- tiel"'i11, n nlniitinni'e, t;u 51 kte. (Continued Un I'age SI*) judgement* are just ns binding tail'" of ill licaith. lie is survived Jiicksonvllli’ other person*. Dot ■ll', V eii i ■> ft',' jildlvidn-tl wiDi ft,lung Km Sin k’s Nnliimali'l I'iH 73 lie pointed out ullat be consldei 1De Die widow uni! tuo t'liMdrrn, Mitt ml Florida Highway I'ntrolmun W ■ .’I I oltlv .url of Die story. In21 gmenirneiil nn Fiiriunsa IMI 111 W. Johnson said the car driven by nl a fnult of tlie ci,in I t)ie ho t Edward l.aric of Hock Rnjilds, In Tnltnhasu'e in di'innnd fn, witter are James Mlehacl Geler. 41. Pcrrlne. r.f iMiwer to ri'imssi's pcsonul nr.'l Mis, r'linili'-i It.an Ii of AA'nl •' ......nl die in’ of iiicreiise* rammed the *mnll foreign model loiipcilv. 'tlie court lias llio puwio tt'iliiini, S. G ; five aiders. Mis dll'".II l ear driven bv Reginald Gordon for repo»»esalng real ewtuto. l.unliii Kinitli uml Mr*. Willis Al­ rouinl liini ** ,vii vs In ii a*, Luck, about 40, who wo* killed “ I've e n j o y e d t h e work len of Millcrvillc. Ain ; Mr*. • 1*1 r Tn1•• nlr iiituliDniii'ig, Dint Geler told Johnson he had been Keener Kmcdb'y of Liui-ville, A In.; thorouglilv." the judge stated eh usiinl Itixurv tn whieli we've following the Luck ear for some "I've hud wonderful I'ooperatioo Mr*. Mur Ion Drown of Alexander ..... . mine uml more nei nstonied. time ami when It stopped suddenly City, Alu.j ami Mr*. Jon Thoitut* 'I'ti. "nl. i- reiiiiii • im itt.s nf n sinfund from merchants, lawyer* nnd the Sydney G. Gray Sr., 2120 Orange i member of the endowment e he rimmed Into it. „ of I lovis. N. Me*.; two lirnlhcr*, public, t do up predate what tlie liieinlH'r of it* sv 'em can . ........ ............ B J . II. Ferrell, Minneapolis, Minn, Avenue, bn* resigned a* trramrer|<-r>rporntlnn anil ............ I WASHINGTON o Gnl Danl W [all nrolinhllitv Ih.'sn pi-dltli' « ,-ri- "iile "1 -Dineiiiidi'iniiln,’ e -.f i, snvtll city, rominlltee for n oun*-1jnWyer* have done, tiecnu.se they William nf Alcxamli-r City nnd Tilitielx, pilot uf Ibe Etmln Gay. bi'aiii-d our wav " He adiieit was killed attempting to cross a nf Die Hmith Florida Dlacefe o f , invcutmcnl rommlttee Jim nf DrnUvilli', Ain.; also nix *I " ' * ( " ■ ' i p i - r e i n , | Ilx , UXe* Imvo helped a lot." road from a restaurant to a tourist the Episcopal Chttfch after »ervlng|l,er nf year*.’* “ t wn* ia form rd they were ap (Ibe idfine lltitl dropped Ihe ulntnlc griindrlilldrcri. court where he was slaving wilh more than IB consecutive yearn in| A letter of recognition to Mr.) \ y,.lir ngr>. Mr. 'McNnti snid bomb nil Hiroshima, 'niil today itreheniled anil turned nvi-r In Die - ..I.-„ '■r. N'lnti, Diev any, l* Fttnetal '• rvice* will tic In-ltl nt '.n-n iDr. cent and water. older to give hi* full tlnm to hlsjGray from the Hev. Itich.*rd l.ju,,.,,, w„» „u.- teletihom, and tw D.i* First llnptl't Ghiifclt nt :|;.*i*i Dial splei tried In sneak info the Manhntlun Ifisinct f niililnry oitfe his wife near Crnsa City. accounting firm of I'nttur, Gray *Drown, secretary of the diocese | ,M.n,,|n |„ the rredil bureau and P nt. tomorrow with Rev. W. P. | II 2!l bane where Die bomber’* crew name fur Ihe atomic bninli (level I Otic-' •"«•»• He. nf (he exm,tiding I". d i" I" lev ur ' ul'ii Ihii'Hly. In tho state* that the f trmer treasurer |II)VV url, f„„r people uiol gut ll< training lie said Die *pic» opiiicnt project) 1 do not know Continuance Of Bent was elected to this office In April three t, lejitmne*. lie attributed llrmik*. Jr. oftlciutlng mol btirini were captured. what li;i|itii'iifil tn Dteill. anil I am l ' i t i n n, ............... nf Hneon, for will follow In Evergreen Cemetery. toil '-ulhuis uf witter are According to the t’alm Itrnnch nf 10.14 at tho convention nf the the Increase in liUHines* to llm The youthful colonel lie i* only net ul lliicrty In say how many in ,i ,| StabilizaFon Favored diocese tmlilicalion. "The esteem diocese held In Tampa, Liul that eriiwth uf the City unit tho Kan 37 niiw--waN commanding officer there were nr wliul emmirles they t e n l l ' r I in ............. u -ingle imu i d nf I'tnDl I'roihiHinii of it tun of an t confldcnco of the Dioceie was ho had served rnntluuut’.wly until find Naval Air Hlntlon. nt the soerrt 11-20 have at Wend represented" A resolution favoring tho con­ expressed tint only by his repent­ Ida resignation. tiivuleex r,t>.(|Cir| Asked fur further Informnlinn. 'O'nkeli'' Ii...... over, Utah, where Ihe Enoln Gay's tinuance of rent atablltution In ed election ns treasurer fur IB flight crew wn* trained for his­ pres* officer* al Ibe I'cnlagon salil "iillens nf water And l’5,000 gnlThin letter, made up almost en­ •mtnole County wai drawn up years, but by hla election to the uie iiini in Du- niunufucturo tory'* first A-bomb mission on they would look Inin the inntter ■Urday at a •pedal meeting of general convention Gve times tirely ot a resolution passed by RonenberffH May (iet anil check the security officer* nf cue tun of steel. Aim. i). I04S. LEBANON. O. (81 — A Detroitthe executive board at a meeting In The County'* area rent advisory 14*37. 1040, 1043, ID HI. and 1040. Tllibcti told a reporter Dint familiar with the care. lots overturned on an Icy If we urr tn keen nn bringing Orlando, atated also that during board, Raymond Rail, chairman, Stay Of Execution bound The story came out enrlv today water from where it i* tn where hilt early today north of l-ebnnon, agent* nf two foreign countries “Ilia painstaking nnd efficient hi* term of office, "the duties . . . aald. but the 20 nassengers escaped with were arrested near the elnxely- when Tibliet* and top I’cutagon pennle want It, ,ye must keen Olir handling of financial affalra of tho have Increased tremendously, For Tho area director, W. R. Wil­ dloceae through the deprcaslun , .m.ianco me amoum or midget ii guarded base at n time when only official* attended Ihe private show Donklmr at,end nn reservoir srinee, Fodcral Judge nut crltiral inlnrles. instance the amount of budget D NEW YORri liam*, wan directed to forward tho war and inrauil. The State Highway Patrol said a handful nf selentlxt* and high Ing nt a new motion picture based tnrii'-e innli*. oumpini' Ntutlons, Irving R. Kaufman indicated today inflation, not only enabled for the missionary apportionment r«*otutlon to Benaton Hpeimnrd ua t a ‘carry on.* but won tha con- In 1084 waa )IIJi7<). Last year, the he may grant a slay nf execution Ihu Greyhound bus driver, W. G military men knew about the A largely on Titibcl*' experience* trimimelil id.mU, di-l rll.uti.UA Holland anil George Bmather* nnd Kecrdary ot the Air Force Flu- mains nnd all the neersniiry Infidence of everyone, so that con- diiburaement* In this account were to condemned atnm spies Julius Shepperrl, 2.1, nf Detroit, applied bomb lie did nut li*t their nnlirmRap. A. H. Herlong Jr. The Coun­ trl Idler asked Tlbhctx, after Ibe film nlllv. Ills brakes to avoid bitting rt and Ethel Hiiicuberg, to penult vredlontx nf an ndeiiuute witter but Ions atuU ffor|ngi were made , *l07.7fif..B6, more than nine times ty mm torn under tho federal pro­ confident t he foreign agent*, Tfbhcl* mild, hud been shown, wbother it deplet­ xyxtem. tlmt none would be dis-law much. The Increase of the num- (hem to seek executive clemency crashed truck nt the fool of the ed faithfully the security problems gram nearly a year. did not get Into Die huso itself. hill. from President Truman. slpaled. |ver of parlshea and missions from The truck, driven hy Robert They were apprehended in tho at one of the most carefully guard Rosenberg and his wife are He also waa elected as treasurer *<* I H>, and the departments of _ SOCIAL SECURITY scheduled lo bo electrocuted In Nntimnn, 41, of Maitland, Fla., had general area, he aald. adding that ed spot* In the United Stale* tho board from alx to nine, have U T tha diocesan board of truatees. Thibet* said he thought the movie A Raymond Rash, Field Renresen- "This last necessitate,! the con­ Sing Bing prison tho week of Jan smashed into a concrete bridge he was sure they did nnt gain Movie Time Table •1*J5 •M'W to tho work required. did Ju.it that, amt then ventured (•live of the Orlando Boclol Beand hung over the side of Inc access tn secret information. . stant oversight of many trust While we note with regret Mr. 12At RIT7. Hock in 1844 and J045 when ho the information a trout the spy at a judicial clemency hearing stream. “ IlnntTmnn’* Krinl" ^ (se In^Sanfold on 'FridayCJan!' f e w aiid smsIli in'ordeFto Gr«y** realgia][on, we alVo"^^^ W for tha Rosenberg*. Judge Kaur The Cincinnati - In • Detroit bus was commanding officer at Wend- tempt nt AVcntlover. 1:00 - 2:45 - 4130 . QMS - B;00 af ,* nand , l Friday. Frid^v _Jan.lO Jsn lflL,Jhe mHsreeti! e |M P«M for hero him and Wondnver, Tlhhets told Tintctter. tween tlm#( Uw th# lergest Mf „ t and. |#|l,at the for . a„mch our f r a ?ur t j t u daffection e a t having able man told their attorney, Emanuel turned around on the Ice, flipped over, Tlbbets said, ho was ehlefly was 0-45 a busy hits and rail stop. The over, and landed on 1U tap on a concerned with the preparations for the hours of 9;30 a.m. and IStOO II. Bloch: ' claims of1S1W w,th We sincerely MOV! ELAND the dropping of Die A-botnh and base Itself, he said, was hullt on "There Is a review by the Fresh 10-foot embankment. Mon. He will take re- trust j and then t« distribute t h e '! 0 that our association with him de n t You havo a right to make “Glory Alley" Two Ohioan* were hospitalised delesatad base-guarding problems a fenced-off desert area nn the tired workers, their dependents, Income properly. The advance work continued, and to that *nd, a plea to the President end 1 will In Dayton and four persons were to his mi chief enter securtiy n o , border between Nevada and Utah, security onicer, officer. He Uh„tv xtnrts rtdIO, feature Ttl7 survivors of d«eaaed workers program, of course, added detail ,m*F U thla burden." the publication .to the convention did not personally handle the spies, la section dlfficutt to screen com Intermission 8:80. last feature give you pUnty of time. I am treated for minor cuts and bruises disiributs Informational ma* 0:33 going to reserve decision at tho at Lebanon. AU the pasaengeri suf­ Tihbeta ssld, noting thlt "my se- pletelv even with highly trained explaining phases of the curlty chief was alerted that In military police an hand. u r. 0, fered shock, close of argument today." Security Act. I M l' * Eiievclical Calls For Cnisado Ainicd At Imn Cuctaiti Aivas Uof Cases In Volie Williams Jr. Lions Club Aids Cases In Sight Claims Court Are Named City Judge 10Conservative Aim By Commission Tried By McNab (whist rial Bnarrl Is Chosen To Encour­ age New Industries i t Valin* Of Water Four Persons Die In Traffic, Plane Mishaps In State';? ippiftntik*1 Formulator Of IMa-.i To Drain Sea Is Dead foltn A. ham* Dies At Orlando Hospital I Weather S. G. Gray Resigns As Treasurer Of Diocese After 18 Years Of Service Pilot Of Atom Bomb Plane Tells Of Spies Trying To Enter Secret Base w. Hus OverlurnH With No SeriouH Injuries -~t~b ' sNl, “l y n s a w f i r * - i S : 1 ittwi^.iJit.-4U>iltWi'*(''f«j .'Aw' * , . i, . j �THE SANFORD HERALD ta S Tues. D o. 30, 1933 The Sanford Herald / ■ b lU • ■4 X Y e a r* . I > la « , : s l f , k l l s h . .1 la IWOM M f ln ll t * trr,» i S ila n t a i u n ila , . I h r l. t t n n a anl S m P a M lib o l a a la r ia , , l » l I'h r lt ia iM a n .l * » * • S e a rs. I l l M a a a n lla V i r a > r f lir r r S as ir r a a S r la s s m a ll* r I . r l a h e r 71, IIM H . a l I S * t * « s l r i l l l i a f S a n l a r f l , I ' l e r l i l a . n e H e r I S * -V* a l I'M s r o , W a rrk la T * . »r Christmas Lights PARTY 'W HIP' By JAMES MARLOW Onn o f t h e jilennnntesl f e a t u r e s o f t h e C h r N tm a n sra ann in m o r o to r nit m u itin E ot nomiri a n d d o w n to w n build* injiH. In aorno localiticn n e ig h b o r s vie w ith e a c h o t h e r in o f th o m ost d e c o r a tiv o e f f e c ts , a f o r m of " k e e p in g up w ith I ho J o n e s e s " w h ic h given w id e sp re a d plennurc. W iiy, a s k s u r e a d e r , does th in b e a u tif ic a tio n , w hich irivoM happinenn to no ninny, h a v e to end w ith N ew Y enr'n? WASHINGTON <.r>-Scn. McCar­ thy—^whose purnuit of Comimmltt* brought him jeer', cheers and re rlrction—is now in position to oper­ ate on a bigger scale than rver before, and seem* to Intend In. In the new llrpublican-cmitmllrd , Congress McCarthy will he c hail , man of n powerful Senate com milter which has a staff of lawyers and Investigators whom McCarthy can use in his Heel hunt Until now—from thr time lie he nan his sensational charm* of Communists in government alma I three years ago—the Wisconsin lie publicen had to do business pretty much on his own and. mine or less, with his own staff, ft Is nnt known hmv Prr-ddrat ' pfret Eisenhower frrls nlioiit i ’c i prospect of stepped up ami even | lira niter estdoratlons liy McCarthy And there is tm Indication mtlit what he has said recently that McCarthy inlcnds asking. If for any reason the new f’rr-l dent sought to throw roadblocks in the senator's way, he might find, as have others who attempted to Interfere with McCarthy, that ] he had a tiger by the tall. In a copyrighted Interview with reporters of the wrekly maRMl’T | U. S. News and World Report. MeCarthy outlined some of the avenues which he considers worth attention: , A condoning search for Com'no nlsls In the governmpnt. particu­ larly In the Ktnte Department; n hunt for Communists or "Onmmn j nlst thinking’’ in the colleges', and ! an Investigation of corruption In government. Elsenhower would certainly (id low with Interest a McCarthy es am Inal Inn of the minds of college professors since Elsenhower him self Is giving up the presidency of Columbia University to be preildent of thr United States And when Elsenhower is in Ihr Whllr House he ran expert to see McCarthy's s l e u t h s prowl Ine . around the government looking lor corruption, rot only cnrront'nn which might have occurred [hiring Ihe Truman regime hilt which led, up In Elsenhower's own ad­ ministration As for the search for Com­ munists in the government. Me Carthv made it pretty clear he considers any thing that’s happened In tho past only preliminary to n "real housecleanltig." a. ll*|>r*»*<rir.l * ImM«t ^»Mitii|trr llejirliirli. (bifMfto NiRMa flit **M(| *1. I.NHli 'iinjr th o m e m o rie s of u jo y o u s occasion w h ic h Ii H ukh o u t th e Im-mI itt liunuui n a tu r e . T h e h o u se w ife had t h e a n s w e r . T h e C h r is tm a n holiday is (front anil glorious. It is s p ir itu a l a n d sociul bo th , full of love a n d fun. T h a t 's as it s h o u ld be. Hut a f t e r th e s t r u t w l c i for o r d e r a n d b e a u ty in t h e hom e a t its beffitmitiK, t h e s u p e r n o r m a l e f f o r t to g e t t h e sh o p p in g done, th e feast p r e ­ p ared, th e fa m ily in a f r a m e o f m in d to welcome th e C h r is t Chili!, th e s u p e r n o r m a l— nnd u sually dlacouraifinjr— e f f o r t to cope w ith t h e e x c ite m e n t o f c h ild r e n 's to y s a n d yotttip people's p a r tie s , M other is only too h a p p y to ta k e dow n th e t r e e a n d t h e lig h ts, pack th e m a w n y a n d p e t th e fam ily m in d a d j u s t e d to faciutr school n n d w ork und n o rm a l life a g a in . Hut th e Idea o f mi.ru p le a s a n t lig h t i n g o f hom e t h r o u g h t h e d a r k p a r t o f th e y e a r h a s Its p oints. TUK.Sll.VY HEC. .10, (982 Gallivanting Galaxies n o one lik'i to grl written up in the p ip ri" when lie h it * lutd •Utemnlulr arc'drul, tmt ririynnr Wondeu why mote puhtirlly I, mil g'Vrn to highway xrcirirnt* »o lh.il •ulnninlnl* driven will In- mure careful. Il ii prelty h.ud In do one witlmul tlie other. «m Paul IhumpMin in the Oilandn Sentinel rfpoiU IU.<i Tom K.rkUnd. law p srltfr of Senator J, It. Hmlprr», Jr. nnd ran in l«w nl Mr. nnd Mr*. J. C. Mitrhrll id lliit city, i, llnlrrl to become niunuipal judge in OilindA next month when the new administration Ia Let office. A unlnxy, s a y s t h e d ic tio n a r y , Is a s y s te m o r s t a r s s o m e w h a t Ilka t h a t of th o m illions o f s t a r s a n d p la n e ts w hich ntako up th o Milky W ay. M illions o f y e a r s ago, f a r nut in th o m isty w a s lo s of sp a c e tw o s p r a w lin g g a la x ie s col­ lided, merited, blended t h e i r d u s t and s u n s a n d c ountless plauolH, iooks anil g rit. W h a t t h e n ? Nobody knows. T h e collision h a p p e n e d so f a r a w a y and III Mir a g o th a t th e o ffe rl of it on ra d io w a v e s Is j u s t now re a c h in g K n rlh w h e re it is d e te c te d by a rndloscopo. W e can only w all, alone on o u r K n r th , a m e re c r u m b o f g r a n i t e a d r l f l in I he u n iv e rse , a n d w o n d e r w h e t h e r th e m a s s o f Ionized gas, d u s t, s u b a to m ic p a r tic le s nnd th o s w ir lin g g a la x ie s th e m se lv e s will roll on In th e e m p tin e s s of space, o r c r a s h w ith th u n d e r o u s r e p e r c u s s io n s t h a t will echo t h r o u g h th e •nipty a g e s o f I n te r s te lla r tim e. In I tilth , people enn only m a rv e l a t t h e w o n d e rfu l a t ­ ta in m e n ts of m an. T o realize t h a t t h i n k i n g m a n s i t s on Ids world and observes a n e v e n t ol such m a g n itu d e t h a t It d e ­ fies th e im a g in a tio n iH a s to u n d in g in itself. He s i t s and pro b e s th e u in itie ss p a st w ith hts a e r ia ls a n d le nse s a n d v a c u u m tubes, w ondering, c a lc u la tin g a n d p r e d ic tin g th e t h i n g w hich will h a p p e n n e x t. He s tu m b le s on t r u t h a f t e r m a n y e r r o r s , o f ttlm c s only to ha v e It f r i g h t e n him. W h a t's 11 ati a b o u t, a tiv h n w ? S o m e tim e s a n y mint w o n ­ ders. Who i» tit* Woman of the Ycnr of i|952? Wn* it Kvn Langtry o| Likcl.iml, nr pcdmpi lomeonr else) Time Ncw«-in igadne sxv* it wax Queen pli/ahelh II of K.nulanil. Why? Her.line, a. Time puli it. •he wa* "n freih young hloiiom on rool* that had wrallir-rT ni.itiy a •raion of wintry douht". Jim Powell in the Tampa Tubune rommurl* Governnr-rjrci Mi • Catty'* lop appointment*: Hicliaitl Simpion m mad hoard chairman, Sam Dflvi* a* lievriage director nnd Jfliuei Voccllr n* head of the Induilrial Cnmmi**ion, "All ate generally recognized n* men ol •bilily and principle", hr ixy*. Cnvrrnmrn* luhihliey pf one Idnd ■ml •nnllter are generally de­ fend'd nn die qrmurlt ih it every­ one ti Retting ihnn. A* * piattet of fact, they ate nut. Onlw tl*o*e well organized group* with great political influence a* a title ate given »uh•irlie*. And there i* never any jmli* liixlmn wlialrier fur any of them. Hill il ii certainly no defenie of *iu to *ay that everyone elie tin*. Government erqnniniilt prrdicl a continued hiuh level of pro*|ierity for the next Ifl month* at lfs*l. Ill* flib'e t-lli m ol the tevrn good yean and the te irn Iran year*, and evetyon* know* dial good anil Ink! lime* have come and gonf »ince the beginning of lime, no (h liter which king or preildent happened to be in (tower. Il ii pretty hard to tell when the peak ha* been leach­ ed ■tit) the downward ijide i* really to liegin hut everyont know* that to«ner nr later hegin II will. — ■- The fir.it Rotti tip in Chicago in - *• * Wliiic wc are lelerting the bigge*l new* »lory nf 1952, and while mod of Ihe rxpeiU ate agtreing that tiren h n u rr', eletlon wa* it. we in Sanford might he trying to deride what wx* the lugged local new* duty ol .the year. Our choice would he the horpjtal rlertion, the catppaign which preceded it and the overwhelming mull* at the poll. w|[licit ihnwi’ l^ nol only the people in Sanford favoring -it* con•traction but alto tlie majority of tlie'people in the rural precinct*. Several new rnunly a ffc rti will loon be ,iiuinltrd in their re*|teclive expand**, J, L Hobby of Lake Mary will take over, llit dulicx of •heiiff from I’rrry Mero. Km Iv|* Houtholder who its* been prciiding i t city judge will brromc iiraxceuting atfrirarv And f^.j T. M Iwee of Altarnrtnle S|iriritt* will lake Mr. LawIon’* (if,ire sx rnunly trlmot iu|*rrintcmi*nl. Berxiiie of the Governor'* inauguration on Ian. 6, crjtipimif* sitendinp tha imtslla* lioa nj new county ol Hfeff will not bo held until Jen. 9. ; , it- - - - - ■ tt- ' . If you went to a hotel and aikvd the manager in icnd soraenhc up to |hhf you a Bath i n 'bed,'.Im would prpbably think you wkr<! cra«y. Hal Hoyle Column tty UAL IIOYV.K NEW YORK iif-The earlmit.Ma fllwnya picture the New Year a-, a liiiikv Infant In diaper*, elucrfully ahmildering Ihc Old Yriir uff the | stage nf lime. It lx an Inaccurate portrait, and lx even more inaccurate I'uoi JTu- most (liititfi-rmis e n r e e r Is to Im n C o m m u n is t, ttnri | it muni (hi* year ri-nlesl |u-rll for u C n m m iin ist is his own n s s o d n tp s . Enr Hill arrive* a* no bubbling , babe He I* better imrlrayed n» a middle aged mail with looney tin allnit In lilx |imketi, but with hi* thoughtful brow furrow oil by Ihc carrx that wrinkled and bent hi* father before him Individual* try to wipe Ihr xlalr of their live* elean with the Nrw Year. In America they make re*o lotion* to do lietler. In Chinn—old China anyway—thr native* always tried In nny off tlirlr debt* by yent'a end. (Krtltnr'a tfiite: W# motif do that, loo, If we were allowed to pav our* with old Chinese paper did larx.) Around the world II i* traditional to attempt to xlirug off pn*t woe* and look forward to a fairer per MARCH OF EVENTS xoiial life Nation* would like to ilo that. tiM). Hot imfurtimately M Isn't Eronomlxt* Sat 1933 I Steal Production May a* easy for them I'or Bovernmenta Banner Builnoi* Yoar | Raarh a ftarord High march tiy a continuity id p-ilu-v rarely broken or rhanged merely Hptfinl to Crntrttl Dims liy the ileath of one sear nr the WrAHIlINfiTON—Well-Informed «mircea predtcl that 1033 will tw hirlh nf another. Their obligation.* rnilore. vv a liannrr business year. Must economist* In and out of govern­ The American nation at lid* pement feel that all acgnientJ of the eronnniy should operate at high riml nf changing ralendar* stand* level* fnr mo*t of the year. nn a peculiar xhrlf of history It la The atecl and construction Industrie! xeeru destined to smash like a mountain rlimtier pausing records. Hteel production- expected to pass the too million tnn mark momentarily nn a ledge for breath for the first time should total at least 113 million Ingot tans. On one side is a *trrp climb In Tho next year Is almost rrrUIn to see construction expendllmex thr height* and wider view hr reaching the all-time high of 1,13 billion BOO million. xerka; nn Ihr oilier Ilex a cult. | Removal of many government controls will prnvlda It U a solieimg lime There Is much for ihc average American to A the mainspring for a business boom developing celebrate and he humbly grateful JL from plana and projects held back by the defense fnr. There I* alxn much on ihe up J*XB2s program. hill mail ahead In mnkc him take With defense borrowing dus to decline, money heed ami plan hfx course will) rare will tie Hvsllnhlr for s high level of hnoie hulbllng H lx a time to Ik* rimfidenl rnlhrr ax well sx other types nf non-prepartdnexs scllvlly. than cork wire, prayerful rather % ,T -J'j Home ecunamlrts preillrt that bo6m rnnitltionx Ihnn perverse, self reliant but not may taper off toward ths end of tha year as ths ■elfish. effect of the drop In defensa spending Is felt. IflKik dnwn. Hmv far wc have climbed! look up. How far there “ v:, Even so, the concensus lx that 1063 shnnbl b» lx to go) H one of tbr ties! buxlnesa yexi* In Amerlcxn hlstmy. Tho big problem of HIM, n* In Ihe year* before. M atilt unsolved Wsthlnf Ion • MAMMON Y President-* Isct Klsenhower's trpo—how to build the framework of tatlrm (or seeking compromlsa and harmony among the yeara before, lx still imxo’ved opposing tactions la reflnrWd in plans (nr his Intugurallon Jan. 20. —how In build tho framework of Kvery effort la bslng made to alienee any poaalbla sour notes In the a permanent world ixince. The big show to Which ths Republicans have been looking forward for 30 cynic love the very rnntunkrrimi yeara. nature of man hlnixeif nrpvrnu n xolutlnn, and alwa.va will. Iicciiuse II alwaya h«* The optimist save it can and inttM bo done or the rare of man will turn In blind dr ■traction ami xtlng Ihttlf In death with Ihe new weapon* available In will Ira allowed to cruaads (or a special Interval. 'Each stats In which It. Eisenhower hat apent aome portion of hla Ufa haa bean axksd to antar It would take a zlarry Ideallxl In­ • float depleting thoae years. deed to believe that Ihe year HtYI All others hsva been urged to eltow what aach atata can contrlbuta will aee an ultimate curb put In auch old foex a* war, hunger, rlixIn the national goal of "peace bawd on prosperity." * * * * • IINIKICATION —Armed forces unification troubles may spread from the Pentagon la Capitol HHI In the coming' aeatlon ot Orngress. The Air Force again ia denouncing naval aircraft carrtara u obsolete. Tha Navy U aswlllng the high coat of building add maintaining Air ITorca bases. » Tho Army MR* Marineg'.ajt hack In tha air plcVur*. Tha Army haa fteeta of hellcoplero, llalaon planes, and big Irtngfcorta.* Ths Marines am demanding morocpnskierftlon fbvithair «!os*^oppofiatr tradiltai. T'Ait of thaw trgumanUiantlother* 1---------- , lot Hilt h raprewntattvas of the ter for a bigger ahara of the military | Iget-which la favorite target Ah' ecohorny-mlnoed [Ixlalors. • FARM FHICRR—Tha Klwnhouft early necessity ot persuading Oongr* ahould be continual), General Klwnhowe: pal go, urged a continuation of sUppbrU at 90 par cant Of'parity-poaslbly mora ln koma cam . Now comae the Anal official crop report ahowlag that 19M farm production atm tha largaat on raeopl. Abuktant gup. I ! pllaa ara certain to Incrsaa* ptewnin* on market prteea Fredwco which alieady havo boon alidlrtg downward. Un»l Worker Killed For Part In Wreck lu llAl'KST. Hungary .P — A Flinl.ipc't railway employe ,irri'*rd of causing a railway arcident Ihruiit'h ncgligcni’c ha- been senlenretl to [loath and exectited. Iliii’a p n t nowspapers reported this morning A Itru-f report lilted tho -roroi y of the Hot L’lt vallwiiy accident which Ctinvrtl the dtidn* n f ‘'icvcrnl peraim- '* when '.wo train* crashed in a lllldapcat aolntril. Imre Molnar, ileacrthed only “ ii railway man" whn*o “ negll Bence ami raroteaiiio**" rnnaetl Iho accident, had lioen tried liy a court tiinrU.il lie win cxrrnleil yeslrrday. PRISflNEIIH CnW I'RT E I) ’ IIONO KtlNfi. 1,11 — KvaucellM Hilly Graham said today mure tliar git,(inn North Korean prisoner* ol it'iir have graduated from the ?t tlihlc inslltulps e.tnbllihi'd at llu-ii ramps and have vowed never to reliirn to Ihotr Coinmnnisl liorinland Graham is enrmile to the U s after a lour of I'u- Korean war zone. *|U IKE IS KELT HAN .HISE, I'ml a (lien M* A *lnun! cal lhuii«ke wax loll through ulil t'n’.ta Hint this morning iuil there were no report* of injurito. or damage. The ipuike lasted about 13 xeciiml* It registered five oil Ihe InlL-ii'iity scale ♦AsWWri Mr«. Ia‘I« S. Wier 2HII1 Arlmr Hills Urive I*, ft. Hu* 9133 Jnrksnii 7, Misslssipid divfdetidt pet »luf» f->t AJ indut- tnxK'40 nllre*-li shd lt tiiilills* - - s vebuhte lid to avery buxinrtrmin xim IntuiiK, For iss* free ropy — fju In xn<l m*il rmpts. GRIMM '* CO. aror o f m u ) O H tf v v j_ 1 ALL DAY, DKC. 31 ' ALL DAY, JAN. I Hunfmil • Urlando Hlus I’hime 301 Dependable Used Cars Are Safe Buys H Q CHKVHOI.KT 2 duor sedan, cbnil, good lire*, radio, healer. *10 FOIH) Convert Iblo Couno Extra Good Tires Mechanically Good •A"l OHKVIIOI.ET sedan, extra iJenn, ra<liu, heater R fl PONTIAC 2 sedan, extra radio, line owner •18 . PLYMOUTH vorlildu Cuupe. Extra rlran, lUllu. IIUICK, 1(KM) miles, nearly new ALSU OTHER ’40 IIUICK flnjwe Kails it Extra clean, gnw) Hr cm ;..!■• 9cnflm «nl iryto «xprei» inthe friendly, efficient icrvlce w egivecur w om en cuetom en. ftfothera, houicw lveg, andbuifneigw om en ftn4etircheckingaccount!, andotherlervket helpful Inm enaflni their m oney.m attera... appreciatetheconvenienceof doingall thdf bankingunderoneroof. ’W ellbt happyto«cr;e you. C om eIn, ITttCKD MAKi'-S and MODBI4) A N(c e RKI.KCTWJN FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE iA fflU rtm i W ttkTkfAH M m W TWwal O n m lt losuraace Corpofalloa ■. V ) ,ci>ao*i I'linnc 1231 Drltt Tractor Co, Written Ky;Fp enoeodin on »t*R rS S S ^ S S l^ S m i H East Keruml \VK WILL CLOSK of n*il(«n*lfpknnoii: irdeuamit re- polnt-or-vrtw.csliiiwilrt stmlas* *nd MOTOR SAGES N0 T ICE O .U UwlIng Indwtlriok'-- n under NIW AOMINliraAftON ihe tnveiW* (nvcifur'i Rnomlc H R Rjiklurt | TT fmm ...... ths m in i Com ing Soon l llllICK xedaudle, M clean, low mlleurte, radio, healer, llynuftnw Amilyiei fSo fornlag* I ..TRt.' oew pfvWeadi Outlook .JpHHi I have l-i-i-n wond,'i fully bb-ssr.l In lu-log irsloiod lit ill', tlvo llfo after ln-iiig crippled m nenrtv every julnt In my buily nnd with muscular surelie s froiii b-ml tu foot. I luid Iflioumut'-bl Arthritis m il other forms of ItheuiiiMtlsiu, hoiuU deformed mn| my snklca were set. I.iinlted space prohibits tellir.tr you more bore but if you will write to* I will reply at no** a-'d 1*11 you how I rreelvrd this wonderful relief. witch M kiieette V* 1.1** T-9-ufrVt-r, - ■. V I �i CALENDAR OF WEEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 1IT.SU.VY The Cluipc) Chuir will luili’ retarsal ut the Flmt Baptist Church the Memorial FMHint Inmi I lluildg Assembly mum nt tl:-IS p. in. WKI»NK>I).\Y All-Church Wntchrlght Seiv™ will he held nt the First Bap*t Church tx'ginnlng with the rayer M in« Service nt 7 'IO ,rn. The public is welcume tn nl •ml the servin'. Weklwn Lodge Nn. 87(1, I. A. to THF H W FORH HERALD la ri. Iter. Ut, IWJ 1’*V'' J Miss k llib riilp ' Is Married In Osteen lone- I Ini.it* Selling I’or I’sircwcll Tarty ItSTKI’N l Spi cuil i Mi- 1 i "nn Mae I elblitid|jr, dauitbt*-r of Mr. and Mr', George l.ethbiidp’e of Whiteluill, V. and Doonbl Willis I’rainmond. son of Mr. and Mrs. lolin Crnmmond of Tiromlernita, N. V.. were united in marriage Wednesday at II u.m. at the home "f n cousin, Mrs. Catherine Itiey-tie ill (Meet*. The Itev Lloyd Anderson of Osteen performed the ceremony ruler -n urcli of green* and white rlmlinll. Mrs ll-eyr tie's da-'phler J, I ois and Mm- -ivi'Mi1 dromii'd red lose ini. in llo' path of Die bride who nlei't'd no ih" arm of Ini uncle, I i‘Wi Ko'iop, who nave her away. The bride wore n Vow11 of c-hun­ ll. It. T. will meet til the I. (). U. F. Mali at >'1:00 u. in. (Jill Scouts will hold a New Years Kvo u u rtv on Dee. Itl nt 7:00 p. nt. Km h Scout is asked to bring a cot, lilnnhct roll nrul lunch. TIIUKSKAV Mr. onil Mrs. Victor tireen e will t r.tertnln on New Veins Dnv for rnemtiers of the llrownlee Young \ •In It Clnss of the First Fresh; • lei inn Churi’h between the hour'' uf J uki mol I ■rtit n’clix'k. bridesmaid’s Party Ciossin Invited To ■iven Tor Miss Sayor (’all Inaugural Dance \ 11 -ll Huberts. Mi Ml k MIt vvh«* t'i ll tn J4V•* ....i f.n i'vnsn"In *11• n 0Ii Hot .. i ' , will enter ih" \ .*v\ . .4 ■ b ..in ....| it iDi a Saturday J) ’ ' VV*n pn* t V gi'i n |inmild Ttg ht hv '! a ml Mi Inn.’i •it ih> It hum* in Sunforil . .til > 1 . i u i*4*n !ho \ V' H'H iii" 1)4>1J1 ■ *if %iit i Hit 7 IIH h'i 1<H'k. V 4 1 • i *•i , .....1 t . 1 * iii ril'd Mit IH ....... •iid - in {Hy Itvinit , . >\ t 'i in thr* f ' nun 4 , » * |»;)!i Stull# V! . 'll tilt v l.< t it ■il.H.I with 11 n •i. i wIni' Ini • )• ( 1V*nt l. 1’••01 IIHit VT*n*• i •' 11 ill| i1 ti i1'(lit 1 ntrnfigr* in* nt "f W|*il* *hii - emf hi mmiH, 1ulti »( ti v 4*1 .dl *t V. i *> th.’ Kin*. I T’m •In ' •... .1 ft. "ii 1 ftiMi1 kt.vf ri'il VV|t)| J) 11*p •■11ri» 1) h0 i mnl ili‘t‘411•■ 1 A10. * "•I •• it v• Si-rvlriit from tin pm h 1mv• 1 4» it- 'In*. O, 1 llll I nri'f 'I'd himi -* 4 inpp’v; an.l a- 1 1mv 4V •b i[hi gm (h wi*ro Mi 1 \\ 1. ' •«, ' h - l,i’*(pr i i,t).. i in* < V l i>' II S'hirurd. l»U1 IH : 0i. ii"»»n l»i. and 'It | 1" i »* V4kre pn . n t ..I with a I* 1)0 . i .flil id 1 «• k Bunk lilting tl) njititi ' * "f (lit jHli'-klx fin4nf \*Mint Ion ,if Dm Itnt.i rl *' ft Hint ■ lift* lltli'i 1 til Iv lace over satin with a net ^miplctlng tile rounil of hemitiJluniiy Chi'sin, Tcxr*» sipmre ike .► f nylon and small buttons ^pre-nuptial parties which have ilnnce culler, now living in Or Inn 'own the lack. A short veil •tn given for Miss .Icon Ri»">i | ‘hi, mol call, i Inr t e 'listened In n satin cap. She eartit her fiance. Itohert Wriiiht Sa-lnyrr* h a s i t .. .. lnvlle;l to 'led a white prayer hook topped sre the brideamnld'a luneneon come hack to 1 '■*»» ntol cull he with n purple orchid and satin Iven yesterilav hv Mrs. W II. ; «|0ur.■. at the Texas Governor* Dreamers tied with tube ro-es tunean. Mrs. CJra.lv Duncan. Mr*.' n«utiurnl Hall on Jan. Mr. The In ide chose ns her bridesVlllrnr Conrn'1 mol Miss licuc Llo; *in r-vealed today. lie culled nl the u»'t hitr inn maid Miss |vn Winn of Sanford iunrnn at the Kola I'larn Hotel .•illation was attended hy who wore I,tip- nylon net over Idue Orlnndo. mol the rnhearsal sum ul'.’iit six which thousand people, luit due 'atm with n net stole and carried er «rIven hv the hrldnrmtm's par- Z Mdudute'nf calling n d ro e buds. rts Mr mol Mrs. Fred 44 right a t : aniJ t w h ,„„ f <Vn. Floyd Spnrkmnn of Sanford act­ te Mayfair Inn lust evening. The lr|tl Florida. forcedi ed as best man. £ d l n g will trike nlnee tnnlnhf nt to decline this year's invitation. A ......ption wnj h* Id after the •00 o'clock nt the First llnptlst Mr. Clnssin said he is planning ceremony where n th ree tiered :hurrh. another big sipmn ami folk dunce weddinir cake adorned th e table. A Til'' luncheon was held In the round-up to In- held in the Orlando bliffe* Iline Ill-on was served I lie Inlntr room of the lintel overlook- Municipal Auditorium on Satur­ guests, Ut the lake mol lovelv tnhle deni- day, .Mur. 11. Thi* round-up will The groom ts in I fie armed serv­ itlnns were of white irladioll, II he nlontf the lines of the one held in' -tutlone.) in Miami tin I Ihe n im n i'itA C T o it ustmm and white tuners. Small in November which « u . utlcii'lrd ’ ’ide is living bite at the Itievrttc iK in ts !* in 12 — 2 ii* r* boitle. Ddal plnreennls marked the scal- oy over KUO people. ur arrangement mol dlirlnit the I’tuinr 7fia tncheon Miss Saver presented tut Atlantic Hank Huililing « Itiirotti) I'mlt* alladel s t e n n , * . f i'in u ily of S a a fa l d and now pr iiriilesmnids with irlfts. 'el. islnirg. wli.i-e i ni ui'cmcn! to l'-''Uilti K ug-ne kum iss, also jrim-e eniovlmr the occasion '.•t. i slim g. wn» x I'Uiimeeil nc I Ii m . I iiuis dilV in Si IM e i-i.iu g . Mrs. (Jeorpe Henry Cary, the former Hnrhnni Anne Kdenfield, V Miss Saver. Mrs. II. N. SuvV'i'if P r a t t t i f u t 't e a s t e. liv e,|,l" i I \ set" " l i a r ill Smifnul. Intel amviui' t" whose marrinpe lo Mr. t ’nry was MilenPU*i'il lust nipht at 7 III u'cluek *. Mis. Fred Wiight, Miss Helen V hm I m'IIi* lit t*i*flf* |o , ..... . s)||. i il din glilei . f Mis 17;i 11i)i Kduin Sieved*: and /rlitht. Mrs. (lernld, l.ossitur. Mi« it the First 'Icthodist ('hen'll, Tic In Ide is a fminei Sunfoi.l resident, The Deeemlier mrclinu of the III S l ' - v e l i s . n o t t i l l i n , . e n f t i l - , l i e l i e i i' ll S t ' l i I n >' f D l l s ohert Frisch. Mrs. Charles I.eGct- N de V Unwind Chapter, United tnovinp lo Jacksonville about a >ear npo with In t min-nts, Mi. and ri fiirn on Jun *J to I In* King'd nn* t, Mrs. I.ee Diaper, Mrs. James Daughter* of the Confederacy, Mrs. W. It. Kdenfield. Mi. t'urv is u lesulent of Tampa whore the ♦ nllfi/*' in Vnes, Mrs. Janies Morgan of was held in I In- form of u Christ­ ■oiiple will make ttn-ir home ntlei Jun 7. IM W II llrnwn nf I’t Jink Irmlnghmn, Ala., Mrs. 1*. S. Dun- mas parlv held recently ut tin/ ll'.ilrr S k i S t uni t f t m i f I'll, S i< rnft*-n(t 1T)-r flifi hn IIflil V"» in of Canon, fin., Mrs. (). I. home of Mrs. I). V Horace, pre­ _____ MINQ TOU» CAMMA wiiIi his wifr M i* lltnvvn ji n l M i nrks and son Jimmy. Mrs. |* II sident. with Mrs. .1. M. Mrfus■im.I Mia T \* nillnnl. rpslc ami daughter Mnithn Jean. kill IIS co hostess. ;iss Dun.an, Mis. Conrad. Mis Deeorullotls cm ril'd out ii senI»» iirol Mr a |{t* hrii.l S»Iv# • <*f j 4 If i r i t o i o*t l o fn e a d * * 11 S u n f m * rally Duncan anil Mm . W. It unnl M H IM M M H M M M IM M theme, l-ollowimr u slunt Mum io, Iml. «jhnl rh** f11 - 1 N%»«k | a n t i four ini I*lo' idn i • tin* I'lp'iiu^ umcan. Hnrhnra Anne Kdenfield and I i a priidunte of I’iant tlipb Sehool buxines* meeting, a shower was •o.| unit Mr unil \1r-A Mot hall i m . m i a i m u * ii m i I K iii'ii! of MiI 1 Ulic huffel supper, with Mr. mol ld l)A \ WKDNKMDAY! iiM'A ( a*Ivartl Ind«'i Sh vi ii I*1 I l*in for the elderly ladles lit the IJeorpe Hem V Cary of Ta’npa u, I'a'iipa and ill tended Florida onlh ••f Tiuti|»tt <7*. Wright us host mol hostess held wire unlleii in mnrriupe ln*t nlpbi Stale Dulversiiv when' lie was a I 'l l f home in Virifltdu. Christmas ' i l Kill'* i o Knau » ■ ' * ' v a hii’h it as held in 11 piivnl.' dining room at 7:!HJ n’llix'k ut tin First Metno-J mcmln'i of the Knppa Alpha f«um m|»' m St Tilt ’ Inn »* "*» * hi i *t Hurry I *1*' .lr li’ft vi’**h't *hiv for the Mayfair The huffel liihlr carols were sung mid refresh­ .list C hun h in a henulitul caudle (• <nit \ ments were served from the dinI nii'Hii'i \‘,\ tn vh H with Mi nil*! n da \ Sh* i - ' ho dnuuM*» "I temtory ol as decorated with white ehrvsnnlipht -**i vice. Tin ' lit id*' is tin \ in mi If tin- L'liests from mil of 'It- \V It | (itikffoil an.I fhi ir \ I• lii'lldl ht|« in StoM'H'S lot icmums and pom poms. (Juests PUT table. reneevades gades n ight tid ing vigilantes' night lidm hiiiphtt'f of Mr. and Mis, V\ ft town atteiiilinir the weddinp were ilaoirhtrr \firiA Di tty I ankfoi*! ni* 11\ iif Siihfiiai mill tin lii*1 Ih ere seated nt nn I.-shaped tnhle I Those attending were Mrs. L. A. •Kdenfield, former residents " f t >|( iin>l Mis I K Itlette anil ,'U vcr., and th)' moo* »*f 'Ii-**! here small rnrsage* mi l limit* u I Itrumlev, Mrs. Claude Herndon. Mi ar»il Mm I* I T> rr mul Hir\ on a "i Hii i ritt 11« It. Sanford und now of Jacksonville.| dnupbter l >no, M> unit Mrs |„ L leres with greenery mol candles Mrs. .1. II. Truluck, Mrs. l I'!* a io 'Ii i hi i I *-»i* 11 Those ill joy IIH’ the n caslop witli I bailiff. Mrs F K. Itoumillat. and Ihe liridepromu is the son of It Kdmficld. Mi and Mr-. Mer­ lan ih •>( i'Ht rv \vi*ntti* n'touic.l ttiifhl ufti’i H|Mii.hiH' I . >1111111)11 and ih) I.T• 1 idii I ‘* lls.s Snyer and Mr. Wright were ' Mrs. W It. Dvson, Mis. II. I.. Mrs, Marion lleed t'ai.V and the rill I • wi» nod dnu pbter .lane. Miss " S o* mo Kmi'I In * )|d* aai i > IVrkins. Mrs. Mary .Sltntig, Mrs lute r.emv-e II Cury, Ills prund Jun Stevenson, Mt- \iil-le I'atrick, t*»*. 4*hn tma« hnliifnvA with Mr.! t i ; i l l M * l III t i i » H| ( i «ii t i tt H I T* I DI \ D. Itosselter. Mrs M S. Wig. i.ments are Mr, mat Mr*. II Mu Mi and Mi* J I McKinney, I v m * itiitcMln, Mr a ini 'l l 1* p dan 0 J uni*’ M -Kinney. Miss Opal Dor- 1vm* at Ki'y^toiii* ID orht *. ,-nif. Mi I M line is, Mu. re a Itee.l, nil ..f Tampa. \| • aI i’VI'Ih r a f'ml ** i*f » K II l.nney, a visitor .Mrs llrinell. III.' Misses Hi tty mid Kmily The Itev. .1 K. McKinley per Imil and mi ' ii vo I Iio) otit(\ t h-nd ] '!i mnl \ | m- John -I M11* w % .i.il, a til w resident ol Sanford, formed the Ceremirliy befort- u Sitieeiil.iipec. Mi and Mrs. H urry . of lilt; |n*t o S i l o )** ,) v I j i •i ■i.111 i*I S I end tlx- two hostesses. Mnribu Ketininp mul Mm , Drii Wll’siin (trail <o»m hack ('round of nuipn.dln leave* Kcnninp, T* i*i d. it i* I huh S*’|»*«.| nnd *d I’ll . Keiininp all of Jacksonville; U iivTiHN'*, I in urt* ox j»••*'t I'tl to m and white ehcysanlhemum», Myii Darts Cameron I’urtin, daughter Immm i ‘ii*!Iv i; o \s It*i »* 11** vaii *», ads of liphii’il camill's cost a soft Mi. and Mis tlsven Welch of Way- nvi* tomorrow to -ptfin| «* •m l f Mr. mnl Mr«. A. lt«v I’m tin of HI V. V i m i r i l K. KM.I.Y I•I O"41*tolit illr n n * Sm lid f’iid'i ami e i n ' s ; Mr. and Mi-. K. V. I'lslpT, •laVH with Mr and Mr- Ait hot ■anfoitl, became the In Ide of Mr. am) Mr*. Kenneth Ilcrry, Mr plow over the weddinp scene. i tho ! lit) i t "hlli I 'limit'd Kho iaii I The nt It active hride was (riven Heverty F isher and tlia e e Marie Dcckwitl), Jr. ’rank Alvis Hchontteet. son of mid Mrs. Itohert Frisch, Mr. and I * *tivnI nf Still'- (/not ii in mil* In , Frank W. Scliautteet and the Si is, (lerahi Losslng, Dr. und Mrs in murriiipe try her father and was Fisher of IteLtind; Mr, and Mrs. K v a n g i ’l i s l i e S e r v i c e 'It. and Mrs J| N! H a v t h ivo olid In! >i at I* nil' d I hn idn i-ir•' { itc Mr. Schauttcct of Hrgnln, Nell powell, Mr. and Mrs. Kvans lovely ill a pawn of candlellpht F. ('. Hurd Sr "f T:illiilia'*"e; "VIr t tint hiimI . Mi and Mm , T P l a n n e d , \ 1 ( l i n r e l i I m voi ill v Vt, on Christum* mornitn;. The McCoy, Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Harks satin with moulded hoilirc finish' und Mis. (J, A. I’n ce tieorpe I'llre ll, Writ Ifnr arid daiijfhtnr Ihltv of \ iruidutilo ... I nh> *'iihnt n rrddinif took place lit 11:0(1 o'clock Mr. and Ms. II. N. Kayer, Mr. and ed with n hittl* slandinp tjueen lllld I ilili) I’rire of Kusti*; l-'ieil- Amrrini’ . tin.; Mr nnd Mm J I! •I tn ml Tin I*.i-1m•ii * in i ♦* , S'* va 1 t the First Methodist Church Mis. Chillies l.etjette, Mr. and Anne eollar uf Aleneon luee. Tin- erii k Myers of New Hi lean-; I'uul •Savor of Washington, II IV; nnd k v i*fin»'li1 * ) i * i v It • ' h| i*ii I ''f ' t l i ds , 'I i T. . n i n \s in Airs. Dick Aiken. Mr. mid Mrs voke nf illusiaii wu.i trimmed with 1 | h I,m 11 in H * I*" ik' • I' l*vli A th the It. v. J. R. McKinley of Fred (Innas, Mr. and Mi*. (Jriffin the litre und Die loap liipcird Kioslein, I'van vllle, lad , Mi mul Mr». I* S I hi hi n n of (pinion, tni ol llii \ .Mill • iii Jt' 'I n pli \viin)r 0 i laid i'iiv• i aaiMi Man hi*.11, Mating, with only memhers of Walker, ,i i'll! | t *i 11i11 *•I Miss Helen Wripht, Mrs i leaves ended ill iiilln lily paints Mis, M. II Mai I,ham. H im y I,eon u ho hiivi nil ftirivi’d for Ih** mi l i i (.ml Stlit 4 h 1.1| I In l*t v *i Sin i iu* bride's family alien,lino eid. Mi. and Mis II M Heed. Mi •Sayor Win*hr wo<fdinr who h will \111h.i I'm * h.ijih » "f I I* h»n The In ide wntf a Navy dress I’ II. Tepale, Hetty Walker. Cindy over the hands. The extremal* Marion Herd i iiry. Mi mid Mi \ i f i t . .r T K'llv “ I 1 " liiiit lm i, S ho odomni/od t*»injfht nl lli* | tr I . ma \ 11*1111 Stn»*i <i s and filenn l.lnple, Thuinus full skirt extended into a enthcdiiil i a t in |'• • m l 'p i' llk * i nil trimmed with white and In i Hinelair. lliiwni'l imriett. Mi and M. HahUril Chiiuh ‘ mii hi <i ni I|i i ' aliiiiii a ccrssories were of New tilin' Vauphn and Mr. und Mrs, Wripht train She ware a veil of illn-iau I'll ll I’ll lierstn h, Mi lllld M. \ 1111111■11e tn •11• I**v I I* 'I* Knan « a inn n in ("m i Duelled lo a tillra of «crd pern Is lien lt"c i and t'luirli he wore a cnisnjjo of white pm Hay Jj I on.dr, J Jinif’i I’l"*a wf* |(n liiMii, i In jiii'nl pn 1m , 1Ip • 1*t • |*-»«-« N ' and IHi 'h Serve both ten and rnflec at u aand M i K i ll V t il 4 ' i a il in iv> 1 * 1 1 * 1 carried a cascade tnaemet of enlas. Tniapa larpe party I'lace the ten scrvlre mantod lonvo from n \avnl ho- 10 i-1t'i in i In i iniuJi nl Uh N.i 1<> *. I 'it hi tm f l 1114)0 tn 1 Hervinp as million of honor for nn a tray with suear, cream ur while Kupii munis eeiitered with ini lo ttpt'nd tho holiday^ with hi /tn i-in* fin nittt 4j H iiit Jo yi iii IM ri *hin V y i sidnni • ••I I '■uir ‘i he hrlde was hei sister. Mis, S, milk, unit lemon. Have Ihe roflee ii while urehid. 'Kif** nnd mull on .liimio (’harlos* iv»ij Mii* thy ii N t»n+«l, Mi h iin . 11m m g O n > I ' mh hi *i ) v i • i I 11 Manfre; and Mr. Mnnfrc wa» service nn another tray with an­ The bride hail as her rmitron of Tho To\vd woro m Sanford Sntm id Infilled ('*•! ii'-ll T m u i i\ and cst man fnr the In ideprinmi. other container ol supar ami one honor, Mrs. Claude llendilcks Jr day vinitintr hi-t nii»lhi*r Mr- I. j: t hi vi* >*at 1 a * n 11) 11 (* ( - iifi* i i*i •mi vnl tin or and inn half voitl in Followinp the weddinp the coup- of cream. ti mft'Til m Smitii Tjimhuti him l i"i of Atlanta: her innirl of Imnoi was Tvw Hr. ('onidr. Tow ii Iiimh to imvo tho Navy vv th duly in tin Tin if a f i left to spend a short lime nt i*i' vi'ii r ' u * | )l I"ii 'if 1In" l"i nl Tiio iii*’f Miss l.iln Leffler and lirldesuiaids tomorrow hy jfnm f*.r Hih Ioii 4till * I 1 1 1 | e h nl I* V I l\ v l hi' ffiii ni it mylonn Ih'iirh und upon their reIf ymt don't want household wrie Miss Nixie Kirchhuff rind vvhoro ho will r i'iiaii in fur Norm* Tho pro | h *♦ivi* lit 111*i•i Hum trn plan to make their tneir home borne in [lfsls m your kitchen, he meticu- Miss Jan ftieven'on of Jackson­ Mr and Mrs tieurge fury met timo iindrrirfdnir inntrnonts and •I* i n t t h i T ■fin I h I HI » g I Vi in I n wi l d In Vji i» i ’n 11in*- viiii) fin 'all.hiissee Where Mrs. Sehnuttcet jolll alimit puttilip away all fixxl, ville, Their ballei inn lenplh pawns llielr wedding party were enli-i ■ui eery at the Naval ha pitul in lull llilli1 *’ ll Hint' fl> Willi. IM h i d )•t n n|i "i n f<m u wl<i nt whirl) fI*' 111 hr llll’ hi i’ll lilglilv i altemlmp Morldii Stale Uni- never leavinfl tllahe* unwashed, and were identical beinp fashioned of tumid with a supper riven hv Chelsea, Mn". f ■*Iidl'd lli** ami.in ’ i m|| i i i ami l|« «« 'fill eraHykeeping yiMir parluipe ran covered, Christians ted velveteen with ha*- Mr. nnd Mis Joe Curley and I III Ii* V Ki It V H11''fill* il I •*' llli' l 1’IUilnilled f 1 nil! 4 •*| f11 P| 1 (it ft t s fiursts from mil of town w ho||f n>s Inconvenient sometime* lo ipie leidlees, low scoop nrrklines, ■laughter Mi*s Arum I ' hi ley M Mi and Mis. (', || Faioii and in Nn*h voi 11\ with i *h if i»i in ih oh!" d 'ere preaent for Ihe wrddinp wero wa,h dlshc* after a meal, at least cap sleeves and full skills, They low ing the weddinp rclienriiiil on daughters, Peggy and Dot lie Itulh, vt'C'in Na/in I’ll* 4 iil I• l Mi l l It IN • lij* | M i l l I I I U, l i t i -* a l i n l i d M ’l nf | villi-, li nn In aihlitmn to hi * r, und Mrs. It. W. (iiirnee of rinse (hern »o Ihey are free of carried muffs of white pom poms Sunday evening. T h e group «f Sarasota spent -Sunday with tho Amortojid In dilate m l.l < | F \it D i m n i \ i : w s i*t rioche»ter, N. Y.j Mr. and food. accented with sprinps of holly; e ut heieil ut the Corley home on Mr. and Mrs. Thnmas A Ibuiney pi( ui lung, tin* lit v K* Ily itiuhi’M II mil KitiCdio* t . nt lh« Sit'Mia \ u ( ri. Manfre of Del-nn.l; Mr. and ----------------------and they wore *mnll hnlf hat* also Cameron Avenue u Ii o ii t fi;:tn at their home iu Hibiscus Court g ll l ll l ll***' |lf III** ll ii ) All l|) |i||l lit III Tiatotiiity \ imii hi 4 lull *•( Si r*. W. II. Whitaker of Mount ‘ Fold bill of cheete. bacon that's* fn«hlnned of white Dowers nnd o'clcx-k where Christman deroru They have also hud as their guests ill-*) M l V K 1 • \ » p i' . I f11 f l 'f l l l l l * ' III I'l’lol -hill^f all.| I T#* ,S im lily nf In** (urn pit ik ii" i" (•» *f«*t |»i*»»jil«» in oily, N. J.s Mr*. Lula Harlmr been crisply cooked and crumbled, holly. each wore wrist leopth lions were iiserl to form ati ni Mr. nnd Mrs. II. P. Forehand, Mr lit ||o ix Jiftaiii i Itrill whit Im\r III Vi i hi’Iuti’ !»••* ft <*<»i noli K'U nn • i yLJJetty Jean Harbor of KI**im-.or cube* of ham into a lunch or white They tractive setting for the neensiott and Mrs. L, A. Hendrick of Nor­ If) II AlTVIt *• of till ( lull r ii nf tin llli'd With (In Tin) n||| Tmvi r Ini places and near! chokers. • aupper omelet. Little Miss Lynn Hlelte, In n froek The simper was served luiffi't folk, Vi*.; Mr. and Mrs, A L. lion N'turn i-mpmallnil. and carrying flowers liluntirnl to style from the dining table and ury nnd >nn Albert I.ee and Mr those of the other attendant* In irilesta were seated nt "mail table-* and Mrs, -Stanley McCoy and I Mil) HI 111 W h S miniature wa* flower girl. In the living room. The huffel 'laughters, Agnes nrul Jackie, of VVr \\ I- h f•i fill* I hi- i■f11lit I | t|f) Princess Ann ('auntv. Vn who table held a lovelv arrangement Charles fJor»iieh nf Tnmpn to t [hint Is hit" I I If#■fitf i will) VVI! I* served ns best mnn for Mr. Cnrv of while la per", ami on each of lutve now left fni SI. Petci -hut g ll V ni full l«» I"mil I*11 ;fi ail iInnn if hi and ushers were Men Ilopers and the smaller tallies were arrange­ to visit with friend*. i Miiihi it ih) fm thru I ifiilfii’NH am i1 llownni (larrett, hnth nf Tampa; ments of the while flowers with llimtpl)tfiiliii' • * tii In* pu - y(hu and Claude Hendrick Jr. of Atlan- i undies. Mr. a ml Mi ■ ii'Miifc I wi« Is* 11 Mrs. Humid A. Annlebv pre­ ml v. _ The mother nf the hrlde, Mr*. sided nt Du* coffee service during Kdenfield, wore a dinner gown of the evening. Those present with Hue-grey taffeta with silver nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. Cary were Mrs. Mrs. W. K. Kirehhoff nnd her ■, yfi ^-h rhinestone heading. Hhe wore a Marion R, Cary. Mrs. Anab.-I daughter Nixie Klieidioff deeper blue laee Inrket nnd glove* <nrv. Rev. anil Mr*. J. K. Mc­ entertained Miss for and Mrand a white orchid. Mrs. Cary, Kinley, Mr. ami Mrs. J. L. Me George Cnrv, the Mr. fnrinei llsrhnrn mother nf the bridegroom, was Kwnn. Mr. nnd Mrs. VV. R. Kdenr •• pawned In hlii*h colored Inee with field, Mrs. L. K. Illette and Anne Kdenfield, with an eggnog B u ck ram B ound Navy blue lace Jacket and glove* 'laughter Lynn, Mis* Lila Lef­ nurtv prior to thi' liiteifinlirnitv dance on Christmas night. Christ and also worn a white mrhlil. fler, Mi's N i x i e Kirehhoff, Mr mas dceorutiuns Inrludrd u lighted K S V . H o ly B ib le Fallowing the wedding n recep­ and Mrs, Claude Headrick Jr.. tree nnd on the mantle w«s a tion wa* held In Ihe snelal room* Charles Gnrsuch and Paul Wein­ *nnw seme with while cocci ed P r i c e d A I *<>.1)0 of the church annex. Keceptlnn stein of Tampa, und Mr. ami brunches, niiuw hulls mnl blue decorations included haeket* of Mrs. lien Rogers nnd Mr. mul whito chrysanthemums and red Mr*. Howard (Jarrell, also of tights. Kggnug w,*s serves) from a polnxrttin*. The hrlde'* table was Tampa. beautifully appointed table mvcovered with a »ntln cloth nnd held cred with a gold rluth upon which five tiered weddltlts rake tunned Were lighted gold candles, Chrisl with spun sugar orchids and lilies mas hulls mul leaves, fin n table of the valley. Punch was screed in Dip entrance hallway was a from another table covered with a tninli while Ires ilrcorutcd with lace cloth, and each table was deetinv silver angels. orated with deep green ningnolla For the Clirlslmn* occasion leave* and silver candelabra. LAKE WALKS (Special)—The Greeting the guesta nt the door world's oldest anil called best re­ Mr*. Cary wore a red velvet for­ r " „ r’- Jbhn I„ Dallmeav and ligious drama this week occupied, mal gown with matching glove* Mr*. R. 0. Harper: and presiding fnr n two month* winter Mason, ami stole. About 40 guests cuaf the hrldn's hook were Miss southeastern Amrrlra's newest ami ioyed tho party with Mr. and Mrs. Cary. Mary Anno Galloway and Ml** culled finest amphitheater. R"ttye Rene Rail. A**l'Mn>» «lth The Amphitheater Is situated In the iruest* were Mr*. Harold A. th* geographical center of the Anpleh-. Mr*, a . ?,. Skinner. Mra. Florida peninsula, at the Intersec­ ... "r’,m. ' , r , • Jn*1 Corley, tion of U.S. 27 nnd Florida Route Mrs. t i , tj. Kirehhoff, Mrs. Pay- 00, In a citrus-planted rerion of rtnnd Rail. Mrs, p. p. Cooper Mro. many lakes and rolling hRIk, Cy­ jy A. I "ffler Mrs. H. Wnvdo press Gardens, Ringing Towsr, and BIRTH J'lfkar Mm . W. A. A.lan.., Mra. Great Masterpiece, a faithful mo­ John Helwt,. Mr,. o. P. Herndon. saic reproduction of ila Vinci’s 4NNOUNCBMENT M«. Il— h n««ean. Mis* Carol Ijist Supper are permanent attrac­ M-rlwether, Ml*a Anna Corley, tions of the neighborhood. Ml»* Bette Duncan and Mlsa Betty With a cast of over 200, Mark Hchoenherger. Hills Passion Play, with Jospf Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Twyman an. ln rvonlmr tha couple Meier as ilia Chrlstus, plays the Photo by Klrahnar—Bojrmond Studio » w*ddlng trln along tha Amphitheater Sunday, Tuesday non nee tho birth of a son Ben­ oy Mra. are . Frank cram* AIvU aivii Gulf Coast to Louisiana and Tax. and Thursday evening* a t ItOO jamin Edward on Dec. Ill at Die Cbriitmaa momlnf taaa th# day choaoii by for h#r marrlag# to m . After Jan, 7 Mr. and Mr*. r *rr n.m. starting Sunday, Jan. II, and rsrnald Laughton Memorial Hos­ nutteet, th# former Dorla Cameron Partin,i, foy F l n t Mathodlit Church nlan to mak# th#lr horn# In Tam- finishing this year on Mar. 0. A pital. r. Hchautteet. The wed llng took place at the Flret She la tb# P&#' full-dress photogrsphers rehearsal 11:00 a.ro. with the Rey. J, K. McKInlf** officiating. - M “l Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Gcorga Friday, Jan. 0, at inford, aad ie th# nml a a t e d from 8#m yhter o f Mr. and Mra. A, Roy Partin of ........... ■■■,. he — -■ --— #on ,— . Fox Jr, announce th# birth of do p.m. ire. Frank W« Schauttoet and th# lat# Mr. Bchatrtt—t of S # n tn , H,llS f p K T afterward at 1:00 — Raymond George Fox .... on (ha Play son -------„JPIorite w F State u l University l Information W After a wedding trip th# brldo and groom plan to ntak# thalr tending w**l*-aa# -M *•— I * • » • •was • • a member of llta and tha Amphitheater la availabls weighing 8 lb*., 8 ois., on D«c. 20 Florida State •W i in TaUahai### w t,* ■ * *»■*" AjpW Oatte H aororlty. Mr. Gory at Box 71, Lake Wall«#, Fla. In Coronado, Calif. .la y - Ilit. I.. T. DOSS PFRSflNIII s Horace Home Scene Of Confederacy Meet Dorothy Stevens Is Knjrnned To Marry licHUtiful Candlelight Service I'nites Miss Kdenfield, Mr. (’ary In Marriage CYPRESS GARDENS ( oml'ortalily Heated! (NEVADA, 18G5 -• T s, (^oris Partin Wed To T. A. Sehauttect Corleys Kntortain For Wedding F’nrty New d ear’s Kvc Mid-Nile Show - Wed! W kMm Mr., Mrs. George Cary Honored At Party Just Arrived New Shipment Passion Play To Be Given At Take Wales nudbisrjz b^ .52,raai L■■ m . lm m B ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY! �0- *WIIII..»IIH II. WWI NTjl t «w . Rubinstein Seeks Daniel F. W estfall * Help Of Court To Of Miami Is Given Stop Deportation Motor Vehicle Job Strange Story Of Shanghaied Negro Recounted In Ohio THE HANFORD HERALD F a g* « Hw. so. i m Holland' 8 Views Cloture And Re-Stated FT. PIERCE KB—Daniel F.WestWASHINGTON (At - Serge M. COLUMBUS, 0.. iA'—The strange fall. Miami, will b« itate motor Rubinstein, Russian-born financier story of the shanghaiing of an Alaand convicted draft dodger, today vehicle commissioner after Gov.ha mn Negro at pistol point f*om asked the U. S. district court to elect Dan McCerty takes office Detroit and his lodging In an Jan. A. prevent his deportation. Ohio Jail was disclosed last night McCarty announced Monday he Ills attorney filed a suit seeking a* Michigan state police attempted an order barring Attorncv General was designating him for the post In prevent the man'* return to the McGranery from toklng Rubinstein which pays 17,M0 a year. South. ..... In custody or deporting him. Westfall Is administrative assist­ Michigan Gov. G Mcnnen Wi ­ McGranery yesterday ordered ant to the Dade County ichool su­ liam* telegraphed Ohio Gov Frank Rubinstein taken Into custody by perintendent. As commissioner, he J. Lausche Imploring his aid. But 4 p. m. today for deportation. will succeed Arch Livingston, Tal­ the telegram reached Lausche af­ Rubinstein. 44. has been fighting lahassee, named to the lob four ter Gerdis Hill, 21. an auto plant BARTOW i* —Stw«i.ri! I. Ilnl deoortatlnn for nearly 10 years. years ago by Gov. Warren. worker, was released from the . Rubinstein’s complaint to U. S. land begins liis second full term McCartv’s announcement said: Toledo Jail In the custody of Ihe a* a U. S senator Halurday with district court, filed by attorney "With the number of automo­ man who transported him there. Jack Wasserman of Washington, firmer view* Ihnn ever about the biles and trucks on Florida’s high­ Toledo Police Chief Ray E. Allen PEPC. the lldeland.s question, the contends thst no moral turpitude- ways Increasing at a tremendous said n man who Identified himself grounds for depnrtatlon-was inTaft-IIartley Law ami the *enali rate each year, It t* very Important ns Birmingham Deputy II. Batson rule on unlimited drl>ate. vn'vcd In the draft dodging con­ that nur motor vehicle department hud placed Hill in the jalt Batson That mean* Holland la atfoln*' viction. be administered honestly and ef­ had explained they were "In tran­ the KEI’C and any move to rlntnp Rubinstein said In the romplaint ficiently." sit.” lie produced un Alabama MAIV UNN I ADDON. 0. was mauled Oy a lion IrikMi when it w ip e d a time limit on senate debate. IP (hat he has no passport amt no warrnnl charging Hill wllh bond The commissioner administers from It* cage at an animal rental agency In Gardena, Calif Mary right to enter any foreign country, wants the Tafl-llartlev Law kep' Jtimnlng. laws relative In the registration, In such circumstances, aliens was accompanying • friend who was delivering n pi-t to the agenry by all means and Is dead set to Hill told the police be was nctoe states to control offshore, sub who are taken Into custody for re-registration, licensing end cer­ for boarding when the lion escaped and attniked her Trainers sub­ posted on a Detroit street at nlstol dfoortatlon arc usunllv held st tification nf motor vehicles, includ­ merged lands. dued the snlmel and forced It bach Into Its cage. (JiiiernaUor.aU point, handcuffed and shanghaied Ha says he's sure Ills stand or Ellis Island, N. Y., without ball. ing airplanes. He also Issues and across (lie slalr line cancels title certificates of motor Stevenson was right at tho Nstlnne Discussing Rubinstein's case last vehicles. At Birmingham Chief Dcputv Democratic Convention. He had night, a Justice Department official Wilton E Hogan said Bal«on m « Westfall, a native of Charlestn" planned to work for Stevenson's Gov. Warren said that normally he would be W. Va., was business manager of A CONNICTICU1 COUIQI STUOINt, Jeon Hannay, of Mapltwood, N. J , P o i n t s N e e d e d F o r not a drn'ilv sheriff A Blrmlngelection because the Illinois gnver ordered to Russia but would be the Wer Manpower Commission for «% , . • || * hnm bending cnmnariv snld one of examines an antlqua steel sea chest which ts said lo have been used nor struck him as a mnurroP given a chance to select some West Virginia before moving lo (Continued From Page One) by Beniamin Franklin to carry gold bullion hs borrowed tn France to R o ta tio n H o m e A r e U nradv Hntonn Jr, Democrat. country that would accept him. a m i hml kwh* to Detroit to pick t.K n finance the American Revolution Now at the Mystle, Conn., Museum, Florida. of road materials sales kickback Then, Holland related In effect McCarty became acquainted It will be displayed In the Hlstorlcsl Murine Museum at the 43rd annual ,'ontlnucd Its hearing today with Stevenson got too rhuminv wit* I n c r e a s e d B y T w o ^ ' V ^ r ........... had with him while he was supervising National Motor Boat Show opening In New York, Jan. O.f International) President Truman uml lurnrd hl< testimony from Chester B. Tread __ | Jumped n linn bond aftnr he »v-i« da ha* extended official recogni­ principal of the St, Lucie County entire campaign into one nl appeal vay, Tavares, head of the now tion to the new state. TOKYO ’/V Behind the lines In arrested for driving without a IISchools. He moved to Dado County in* to the ultra liberal voter. % dosed Construction Equipment Co. Canada Ihu* becomes the 34th several years ago. Tills Is Ihe firm which S L Knrea will need two additional cpn«r Holland Just kept quiet Mlehii'an had not authorized VIET NAM RECOGNIZED Westfall, 48, Is married and ha* country lo recognize Viet Nam. Holland was asked In nn Inter Kilgore charges was set up as a points (or rotation home after Jan Hill's extradilion net sicieht his During Hie Middle Ages it wo* SAIGON, Indn China -** —Officials which has a kind nf dominion three children. View If ho expected the HOI* ad -nllecting agency for IQcert s tun return to the state Ohlu tiit'hwv customary to kneel on both knee* of Viet Nam, one of the three ns statu* within the French union. Gen Mark W Clark’s head ministration Inlstration 1o pay any uttcntlor rake offs on road materials sales. Roman roads were often 3 feet II. A. Burgeon, Orlando, another quarters today gave lark of re patrol said Ihe rum hud ample lo worship God nml on one knee to social! d states of French lode The other two associated states to him and Sen. George Rmathcr* time to ged out of Ihe stale. china, induy announced that Cana­ are Lao* and Cambodia. nr more thick. do homage lo a human lord. defendant In the Kilgore suit, pre- placements from the U. S. as the on patronage. reason. "I certainly do," Holland snld jeded Treadway. Before entering he angrily de­ There was no change In the He explained lie and Smother* v J ------- ~~ w > ■ ---------"will have nur own conflrmntlor nounced newspapers, the Orlando rot ;il>i in requirement of nine Move Made To Keep power," adding "I suppose they Sentinel In particular, for giving months service — 30 points—for Lunger From Senate prominent coverage to the Kilgore soldiers at Ihe front Bear area wlu consult us In advance." troops will need (0 Instead nf 38 About the whopping vole Florldr charges. When he came out Burgeon, ad­ points. GRAND FORKS, N D . O* gave Republican candidate Risen Troops nl the front get Tour Slate Senator J B Bridston said bower and the HOP victories Ir dressing a Sentinel reporter cover rotation points n month. Tlune Ing the hearing, said "Now print Pinellas and Sarasota Counties Inlay he plans lo mail to Wash near Ihe front get three and sol ingtoli, probably today, iietilioni Holland said "As for the slate ar a n y ................ thing you want to dlers fur In Ihe rear gel two "Thanks I will, the newsman a whole, I don't see any two parly asking that Sen I.anger ( It—N D ) Soldiers in Japan whose (uinlllcx "stand aside" will'll other senators state." He admitted, though, the ore with thorn gel one point month r%'U knock the___out of you. "Republicans have made progress take llielr oaths at Ihe opening ly Others git IB too," was Rargeon's retort of Ihe new Congress In Florida." Clark, Far Eastern eommnnd Will the Florida flood ronlrn’ He said the petitions would ask er, anil Washington Imve disagreed TALLAHASSEE «*-A represen irolect and Jlrn Woodruff Dam that Hie North Dakota senator he • alive of an Orlando civic Hub and in recent months cm the problem n West Florida be affected by the prevented from taking Ids oath un i- j * an ottorney come here today to of adequate replacements I’enta- lil an investigation Is made of va new administration? ask Gov. Warren petitions lo re gon pressure forced Clark on Oct rlous private Immigration hills "I don't believe they will he af Super HIr M Fully Cooked Kernly To Knt fee led in Iho slightest." Holland move three Orlando City Commis­ 22 to withdraw no order Increas­ Lnngrr ha* sponsored. I,cun ing Ihe hnltlo line rolnllnn require replied. He snld "After all the sioners. Bridston said earlier that han­ Thomas Comer, who described ment from 3fi to 38 points flood control project was author ger has Introduced a large number 1 to Odd). There was no rnmment on of hill* which had Ihe effort of lied In the noth Congress which himself as a special representative was controlled by Republicans " of Ihe West Church Street Improve Clark’s latest order from the De­ allowing rertaln alien* Ihe govern­ A yr . Those things in Florida shown p ment Assn., and Maxwell Weels, fense Department or the Army ment is trying In deport In slay .............. .... Snlurday the ____ Army's February In this country Super ItlRht Fresh Lenn Pork be In the Interest of defense wit an nltnnicy. said they planned In not be rhnnard by Republicans, hr offer lo Ihe governor petitions for | druft call was upped lo SI,two men Longer himself predicted earlier predicted, For Instance the one* the ouster of Cltv Commissioners —thr highest quota since early In Hint a move would he made to keep lion of deepening the East Coast K. It. Moses, William James and Hie Korean War him out of Ihe Senate, lint that Clark's headquarter* sold Ihe the muvo would fail. Lunger Is Intracoastal Canal beyond Cocoa Waller Hass. They said they had 1228 signa­ opw Increase "I* made necessary slated to head the Senate Judiciary will depend upon Its value from a Super (tight Fresh Lean Pork tures on the petition tn remove because of lack of receipt of suf­ Committee In Hie new Congress. defense standpoint. Moses, 1103 on that for nosier of ficient rrfilriremcnt* from the fn this connection, Holland re. ported that appropriation! already lames and 1071 for removal of United Stales to niiitlmio rotation Ilerus Good Kating for your Good in January on the basis of 38 have been made for tho reactlva lias*. Jury Report Each of tho petitions charm'd (points) and still nialnlalii Ihe com­ (Ion of big Air Force bases a' Luck New Yearn Fount Homestead, Lakeland and Puntn the commissioners usurped t lie bat efficiency of Ihe Eighth Army power* of the mayor In making' Super ItiRhi Fre.sh I,cun ot in maxing nilt| „uIPr Army units lliroiighnut (Continued (m m Cage One) Gorrifl, The speed of their com plctlnn depends upon Air Force appointments, refused to confirm lh(, ,.mmniltl(|.» UP re;mrti that Ihe Slate and Jus needs, ho snld. W liiemploye* s ^ . * Aarbitrarily , i f f i r l ment* « . .....after * "»> ™i>n» >«*“"• departments interfered with 'faithful" Of veterans administration fn r.,,K January would de­ tlio Ihe grand Jury after its hunt for HIR#*, ho Bald an npprnprlntlm pend upon replnrcmcnlx. S citizens wllh Red leanings 08 been voted for Imnrovlng Ihe "The decision tn retain Hie rota U. who were In Ihe hire of the U. N Fancy Western Htrenk O* Lean Mr. Gray VA hospital nt Lake City and ad Von rriterm nt 30 (points) lor Zone Cohn snld he tnlrt his colleagues: vertlsing for bids nrohatilv will bn I A (front line) is in line wllh the "We have a Job to do; we can't made sometime this month, irevlously unnoiincetl imliry nf giv- he affected one way or another (Continued From f’sxe Ones Ft, \(i \ The future of proposed VA fa­ trcnsurer-emerltu*, lo tie ex-offi- log urimnry run*Idem lion tn troops ti rlmnry consideration election " cilities nl Gainesville nod Tnlla lo u member of this hoard. 12 Oz. lo Hie forward combat rone who bylieIhesaid the election issue wax hassee, he went on. depends on tho l’kK. Mr. Gray was elected treasurer- arc daily exposed to the greatest Super Ilight Henvy WcHtern U. S. Choice Hcef • results of an overall study by Con­ emeritus at n meeting of iho dagers and hardships, the state­ one of several factor* which caused the official* lo direct Lane tn Iry gress. Sll* TANA ment addl’d standing committee of the diocese, to delay the grand jury from tnok Switching to what lies ahead In t r . \ o*. lo n letter to Mr. Gray log Its report until it* term rx tho new Congress, he said "I think prconlillg nn from Mark T. Carnentrr, nrrildcM I X T ..,*,, O n o n i u l I , , plred in Deremher. we can redure taxes." tmd Dan It. Weller, secretary of ( ‘111 K O l O H l 1H Tho possibility thnl Secretarv o' Holland will he the third ranking the committee, ■r {* . • State Arhcsnn n(night he called a* Swift* I'r> initial Democrat nn the Senate Public __f yesterday, vestiTtlny. The letter also Included n resoh.-| a witness _arose Works Committee and the fourth Lon of commendation for Mr. Gray iray _ . _ , ill Rep Keating (It-NY) told report ranked Democrat on tho Agrlcul Vttoinif) PurtftJ ftiofl f «e»h . I I I k i t r i n H i n i f . c r s Achcson mav be summoned fore and Forestry Committees. He which acknowledged the "devoted V p u r « M I!U v / I U n l l l ^ | t nni„rmw. The State Department N O H T IIK R N •Mo, U ■ member of the Demo •service" of the former treasurer. ( t i l l F ru ity O V e g e t a b l e i has ealei;orlrally denied attempt crallc Steering Committee which Tho resolution was spread upon tho minute* of tho commit t re. WASHINGTON, Dec 30 UV-The Ing to Interfere with tho grand makes commltteo assignments, year now rinsing brought more Jury. Thera has been some talk in strikes anil mure Idleness from Washington Holland might take a LARGE Itll'K work stoppages than nnv period «P0» on «l,o Senate Foreign HoCity Commission NORTHERN since tho Industrial convulsions nf Plnne Missing With a Committee. Ho wouldn't I DPI, Urn Labor Department re­ Ten Persons Aboard comment tent on that. If ho does, ho (Continned From Page One) ported todnv. I glvo ilv up one of Ihe other pany and the other In which would, It (mid 4.U30 stoppages began In nltfees. r o .,8 2 3 y the City 1032. This was close to the record MANILA, eft—Philippine Airlines Holland ha* a major bill drawn •ANADIAN SWEET , me ale_ , „„V I1 set In ID 1 (1 when lalmr said today n DC-3 passenger plane for pulling before the new Senate l>e taken In the W0I,i uflor It* "first round" nl |tn*l is missing over northern Luzor O C E A N H PH A Y W H O L E O R S T R A I N E D on tldelandi, He was one of the „nifettfff until eol|W hut Ikmti wnr wni/c with seven passengers and three Madera In getting a similar bill I D ^ .n" Jcontract Clt ity, Mr. Cole- The 1040 strike wave had much crew members. 1 6 0 z. through the Test Congress but Tru - ,h rran pointed out. This contract tn do with enactment of the TaftTwo of Ihe passengers were Iden man vetoed It. would be of a nature similar to the Hartley ImtuMrinl Relations Act tilled as Marshall Nunn of Ban FINE COOKING " It looka like wo have an ex A |,b. Hug MUent chance of passing It this one between the City and the In the following year. Stoppages Francisco and Mary Irclon, he power company for power at the In 1032 exceeded—In number of Moved to live in a small town "Wit 110 Mid* shutdowns, workers Involved, and near Cincinnati. Roth are em­ senator said hla bill wIF f S M a w fipoaal *? fltatton, *!‘ n’ *t JThl* h n Snn* I Air con- days of production lost—anv pre­ ploye* nf the United States Infor­ » (hat----slates gain < control - lain .... .^o' .‘f f L ? * * he aald, after vious year under tho Taft-IIarlley mation Service In Manila. the Navy took ever the faculty, law. Tho twin • engined plane lefl 'KLLOW COOKING WHITE HOUSE ,8^ niP»r W " authorised Thirty-four major stoppages. In­ Lnoag In Hocoa Norte provlncr with the volving inure Ihnn 10,000 workers this nmrnlng for Aparrl. about too each, wore recorded In the survey miles away. whjare the limit would ho lot) Maid In operation . - could - — -be- mi v|.«ms4VH under umirr msdo by Ihe Bureau of Labor Statistics (BUS). Tho biggest was f - Jr 1 .Tt ' u.p ll! flie tnonth'a •irita the ,contract alined. time the two-Omnth strike of tho CIO Spread Of Strike In — FROZEN FOODS — ‘ ither for or United Steelworkers. Three Persons Die, 3 AFI, unions wore Involved In IT Singapore Threatens 1rfL•' VJ• t ' *»! r*?onirt* of the writ j ,* *li Avenue, between of the major stoppages, CIO unions Hurt In Chicago Fire NJ*?*!1 WKHTFKAK ' I* O*. I’kg. In 12, and Independent unions In .SINGAPORE, (*— The strike ol ■JJd Tenth Streata from ■ A ona-famj). to • S U LTA N A 0, The Industry moat hit was con­ 10,0M workers In tne Singapore 0 0 J* P«raons ciaaaffka struction; It had 7 big strike*, S Naval Buie threatened today tc and Ihraa othara war# J uitHa The hearing cor of tham affecting projecla of ihe spread to the hate medWl a*"aa pro* p i. btumad to death In a flr# toea, Fifty hospital attendants aald Atomie Energy Commission. which dcatroy#d a South Strikes nf all sites outnumbered they are waiting to receive thalr # O*. Can tur# store and'warohousa. the 1031 total hy about 8 per cent, wagoa on Friday before joining YIIOLERUN man-day* nf Idleness more than tha strike nn Saturday. but man-days 'ISaMt prec,dfd lh* •P*eho ’ ■KtSSima' ___ doubled—Increasing from U,t>00,< Th*V RAM Ar^VAnp®!! ovr* n«* Ifamen found th# bodies nf Iwl O flO In_________ 1931 to 53„.......on million thla thla y< year. conditions submitted to the ____ l aad a woman In the amoulder (A man day la the time ie of on* ______ fiUria of the four-story hulldlny man for one day.) strikers are aiklng Some 8Vi million worker* were higher pay, Increased living allow Involved In this year's stoppages, ancea, pension right* and lick iVIVIi is against 1.200,000 last year. Economli Issues, prim* rlly L caui h , were 1 STume i, the wai liau# waa related Ion and prestimably r*ot eontr manda poa by flames. Firemen a w He-nffirms Stand On Taft-Hartley Law, Tidelands Question W a w For M ore Good Eating a t Lowest Possible Prices Como $oo ot APduri I PORK STEAKS Lb. 4 9 c HOG JOWLS S Blackeyed Peas Blackeyed Peas [ IN VOr Stl'IKCS Dlirillff 37c PICN ICS BOSTON BIHTS u . 3 9 c# SPARE RIBS :u”5lk' 3 7 c PORK HAMS Whole Ha,fw Lb. 5 7 ' WHITE MEAT .,,2 9 ' CHUfK ROASTS ^ 59\ 39° Skinless Franks lh. Bananas Lb. 9 ? Rutabagas Lb. 40 York Apples 1s s m s : Onions nfkiujr"""" w m w 33 2 Lbs. 170 Strawberries igxSSaB-s ,d“? * p,n' x t £gg ,f E f c a 490 290 Orange Juice 2 for 2$0 PAPER TOWELS Roll I 5 C TOILET TISSUES 3 CRANBERRY SAUCE 2 Cans 3 7 c OUR OWN TEA BAGS ' Pkg. 3 3 c. Of 48 2 150z. APPLE SAUCE Jars 29C TUDOR BEER OR ALE f g C a n s g 7 c SALAD DRESSING p$ar 22 NUTLEY OLEO ' tM r March the dabria for T*7«WH4¥H4I B o -’S r a 'c S K l!S L £ » “ « | T O N IG H T A MIDI IN I Mt AI KL W E D N E SD A Y 7 » m HoimehnM | S A N F O R D 'S 1 —a* F IR S T S H O W IN G ! CARTOON n i l >abai«M |f*Vvw‘, ufc 4J'' v)' i l v , •: is, Hit .-1; ;S~ f ^H L K C T K S f l H Q i n *%■ - �V - . v ■ ' | r I I I K t\ l.,\ I Ml.ll IF YOU DONT ^ recelvt jour Sanford Ilfr*lit, city Delivery, by 7:00 p,tn.. please rail 2 m * a l£ i YELLOW (All n i l » VOLUME XL1V Knlablished IHOH ,P resident Is Optimistic On World Peace Missing Student Truman At Last News Conference O f 7 ) 2 .a Holds Out Hope To People Everywhere WASHINGTON itf - President Truman suld today Ihf uulliHik fur world peace It better now than It wax a year ago. Truman explained, at hit last new* conference of the year, that he wa* referring to the outlook for the cold war in all pari* of the world. fl| He said no new plan for hasten ’ inn the end of Ihe Korean War ha* been submitted In him. hut ne ami ed that obviously he could not talk about such a plan even il one ex isled, unless It was something to be pul into operation immediately Truman announced he will up pear on radio and television .lau IS from It):30 to 11:00 p. m.. Hast ern Standard Time, to report to the people on the state ol me mi lion. This address, he said, will con ** tain some material in udditiun In what he will ulvc Congress in Ills formal stale of-lhc unlon message early next week lie will not up pear before Congress In person. The President begun Ills meeting with reporters by expressing shunt regret that Secretary of Auricn jure Urannan has had to make ad dltiouol rexlrlcllons on Import* of dairy product*—ax announced ye* terday—under requirements of ihe Defense Production Act 0 This Is the wrong thing t« do. Truman .'laid, adding that In- la not In favor of it at all. llut he said Urannan was obliged In im­ pose the new restriction* under Ihe law. Truman avoided comment nn two controversy issues, (Jen Douglas MacArthur's latest blast “at him and the status of diplomat John Carter Vincent He had only a soft voiced no comment when asked about MacArthur’s suggestion last week thal " t h e P r e s i d e n t was using the "bloody dramu” of Korea " a s ' a means of self glorification." MacArthur's statement stemmed from Truman's own quoted remark to nn Interviewer thal the general "wanlrd to involve us In an all out war In the Far Fast.” Mar Arthur retorted that he hnd not proposed to extend Ihe Knrean War hut only in end it. In the Vincent mailer, Truman piiim said ,,jiy only ___ lhat __ the ca*o of the cn reer diplomat ha* not reached him yet (iiii counsel. Charles Murphy fs known to he studying the rase.) Mob Action In US Claimed No Lives In 1952 W EDNESDAY DEC. III. 1H.V2 AtMociuteil P res* I .rimed W ire No. 93 HOLD IT, KID! YOU’RE NEXT! Acheson Sees Little '.i. m T Damage From Using Disloyal Men In UN State Weather Texan Is Winner In *52 Noted For ! Of 1S52 Title Of Wide Varieties Tall Tale Champ <)m> ()f Heaviest Tolls In Nation's History Is Being Predicted ! Test iI’ios Kmployees Are Not Concerned With Our National Defense Problems WASHINGTON P-Secretary of state Dean Achcson *aid today national security i> not endangered W i n L imh I FiiDMR'It T » » ! Stur\ A I m' u I .l;t|i:m- l»y l 'niieil Nation* employment of \meiic.in* "I ipicslionahle loyalty. Allmv Fa rm e rs T n <•>»• Insects (Sains llut Acheson tnlil a House Juulsuliciimmittce that the presI hive Keenrd ('Flips First Flare A w a r d ciary cm i* of "these people," as he c .illi'il them among U N cmllv .11)11 \ IF III l i s t V LAKELAND t* Florida u c.illi phivce* it *'- giv e the Unlleil States cr in 1952 w.i* generally gimil lor Itt 'llt INli I'nN Wi* P The .i " Ida i k eye WmId'* I'hamplnii l.tar ol 1952 dlru * no* *n . imh! for some nlhcr 1here I* no real threat to se­ crop*, hill gnnd enough to enable wa* .ii....... . today Ity the Itnr curity . he said, been use U. N. farmer* In p n u lm c record crop* liligtun Liar*' < luh and the yvnnec worker* do not Ii,untie matters of rill'"* and vegetables Metooriil uf the J.'liil annual Ananlti* Award "concerned with mir natlnnul deogi*t W a rn n Johnson of the Fed i* not siuprisingh a Texan fcijsc era! Stale Fund Warning Service The subcnmiiutlee i* muking a \fter 12 month* ol soiling *ald today thnuigli minimis o| pruiliglnu* tali general ImiiMiy into ii|irrations of ill,' Justice Department It got intu "(ine man'* meat i* another late*. Hie i lull selected \irmaii 3 i' man’* poi*on 1 and tli.it'* the way Hairy 5 t imimiiii:* nl lialla* [nr the qucstimi ut Mitwersives on the it turned out when temperature* In* tall tale oIhiii! Japimi'si' inns l mted Nation* stuff in connection with digging into whether the Jusdropped low enough to ilnningc i pi does si"'-- il"o:irtments Inter­ legeialile* toil were |tl>I what ill l ommmg*. -lalinind at Johnson . .„ in* fruit* needed t o color amt Air Force base neai lokvo i* tl>c fered In a New York grand Jury's sweeten Hind li'xali In win Hie criuvii m inquiry Into subversive activities Even Hiiuii'h the vear saw crop* recent venr*. Ind hi had to ill iw iiy F N empluyir* An invitation was issued late in Northern Florida severely dam mi foreign material for tin* v In yesterday (ur Acheson to testify. mted hy drought, nnd crops in mug whopper I'*" ""'""t'try uf * u k promptly Southern Florida damaged liv loo Hitne idritd In.^idv I tout just much water. talulaM for tin* vest ittrued In for tni1 niclii when I accept ml it* Av hcsiiu had hardly aeltluil into prm ed almul normal. Johnson re tic.ml tile dour open At first I polled It wa* raiorly dislrilmled Hmugld it wa* oar of the nH<»r the wi t n e s s chair hern re the Con!!"** uieiiiher* were iparring with over much nf the vear w db ton gov * wtm l<'|>t in Hie loom with nn over hi* refusal to disclose rnoi Ii in February Mmeh mil m l got a tinner to"1 ' t me When I dler and too 111- 1«- iri Apld M.iv saw d wa t w o o a i s i l l d t o e * *1 h e y tin- n.imi'v ut State licjmrtment cuiploviTx who have hiimlleil inJune Nnveinher and Deceniliei stood ueaflv ll feet l.dl and In■l i v e vest'Cal inn reorts mi l S citizen* II,no -howed i ii g vacarie* in otti me 1 wa* ton tell died to r loicil Ivy the t N er way* pom me 21 inches o n Mi - ii I lost I iv llu'ic wlien Hu Die ilcp.irtmi'iil lias refused tn *P arm led leaving Milton dry during pt a n tied mv lied **iv*• Hit' ioforinal'Mii i l l to Ihe a \ o i tliea-ter **i I *i 22 amt giv T tiemd one of thi ol *av Hu inv i edat Kc\ a loth ot m no Ii Von Honk we -tnuild > >1 tom to'ie N< vv 5 ink grand inry, i2) to a Sail,,ti' rnmnilllri and t.’ll to the w tiih pouring II lot lie* oli l.akc or -ho dd we i . i i i v Inin totun ' Ih- ■■ i "loiniHi i land in July thunderstorm' "After a tnomeol's eiio-idei alioll Ai tii'sno s.iiil tic cousiilted t’reslFrost* and o i oiiinanylec tern Hie olltci replied, t.et eat lorn ocratoros m November P*’d a* llele If we ealiv loin home the tli-iii I'niinuii hefnre rcleetlng Ihe the 1951 52 crop season wir* get lug Miiisipidoe* will lake tom away ropicit liom tlie grand jury, and itiat I'rnin.iu InstroiTed Inin lo reling under way i ofnred and sweet from it* f'i*c in give op ihe Information. rued cllru* fioil* lint knocked old The secretary went on to argue \mdlici I ex,ill John S KeiidetX lot* of vi'i'idalile* in Northern and that it wmilil not lie good arlmlnisI'eidral Flnriila It was Ihe - nilr of llninke Army llo-ipl.il ,d San tratlve prartu'e in subject substory wlnui Irin l- occurred Dec Antonio won an linniirnhlc men llnri tie -aid Hint a* elilct etlgl indin.it" eniplivvc* III questioning 17 'ind 19. 1951 liv ctirigrc'shuial cnnnnlltees or Johnson al'o litooglil o"t tli"*(‘ oeer id a Imspdal ship he •<(i* gmiiil Juries point* ahold Flnriila'* 1952 wrath once faced with Hie In-k of ci-tlmg dn nnly what a large bullet installed in Hie llimlt : ItieytlieaicMiliiirdinale* er ("111 to do." he said. i nld'*pcll* Mere lielnw normal of the ship within a mitt lei of [ "The rcspoii'ilitc officer* however, hours fleiiucncy. can lie pul mi the stand to explain Even Ihuuuli s in m ic r |i-iiip-'C.-« "I went ashore " hr tied "bought Ilnur .litmus turc* were nmi'iinllv Inch they Iis I pound- nf alum dumped it "We sluinlil ticur the res|Ninsh avecaced uhmd nornial into tin* Imder and filled d with Inlitv fm wind is done riglii and Not a tropical dorm visited Flur watei When Hie duller hod shrunk tin IiIiioic for what is done wrong ” Ida m the hurricane seisnn tu iilinul Hie si/e uf a raillalnr Wlicii Ai hcsnn a -scrti'd *hat U Tin- minimum nf 27 degree* un I hovered d through the hutches N i inploy H it’ll! id possibly dls(let 29 wa* the lowest lemticrii Imltcd d Into place, washed II md Ihvj I American* presented no tore rccnnli'il in Drlober in 35 with tint wliter and when it had Hiri.d to naltiinal security. Hep. years rxpunrh'il to normal sire fired d Keating ill NY) cuminontcd that op ami we took n i l on time " lie and Aclieson appairnlly place The lodges also gave hnimr.dile different Inliirnretatlim* on the mention lo Fred Craven of At wind*, "national interest* and naWINNERS ANNiH'NU'.D Dill,ANDO 4* - When point* lanta, (in who said hi* brother tiiuuil "security " hud a well trained dog When the "It strikes me they are ‘vminywere Intulrd for the Tangerine In ternattiinul Mid Winter Model Air brother carried the gun on hi* limn* terms." Keating said right xliiinliter, the ring hunted rail Aihcsnn agreed that U S naplane meet here Tuesday these hit* If Ihf gllll Was oil the left ilonal mleresl* are liarmed liv the winners were iminumiml Itil j .Si'hlarh. .Smith (lend, llut . shmilrtcr, Hie dug hunted souiccl* employ incut of dislovut Aiuericailti The brother got nut ii new fish try tlm U N Junior class; James M«nrne Mi nml, senior da**; Willard •t'all ing rod lo show to Craven, amt chard. Norfolk Vu . and William In a few minutes tire dog npnc.ncd Thomas Jr , Daytona t lea eh. licit from behind the barn carrying a M c r t e s I n A n n o t a t e d cun of worms for open class. 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In * 11k m i t h r l io u t ls i< h i ii ( h r N f iii s f d i h it to %l*tu r t h io u y h it*11101 I f A m i / fAi # iffirj Atf y , l i n t * t h m o t n f O K . / tm tiu 1* t 's t / i# f ll'« iitnt l I ' l l j l ' j i i* r h h iin t nr 1 n d ►w i l l i a m n m Dances, Parties, Church Programs To Mark Local Welcome To New Year Mpccinl church service* iiiiiiuht anil tomorrow, inn tnicriihU pir tics, noil chi*iog of store- mol business offices will inutk (lie opening of the new year in .v-unford. Activities tonight id the First IliiptM Church will gel umlei wuy lit 7:30 o’clock with u prayer meet­ ing, the Itev. W. I’. Itrouk- Jr,, pnrtur, suhl. mnl will lusl through midnight. Inchnleil on the >vcnlog's ngemhi ure n "slngs|niintlnn" ur *nng feat, a motion pic­ ture, a fun period, an ainaiiur talent period and a thanksgiving mnl dedicatory period, Hefir-hruenta will he served. Thu piddle is invited to attend the activities. A nursery will he provided. A watch night service will be conducted at the First Methodist Church from lljlio o'clock tonight until midnight, the Itev. J. K. Mc­ Kinley, imatiir, sulil. Recreation will lie provided for the youth at­ tending, from 9:30 until to 46 p.m., nml a moving picture fur all from 10:46 until 11:15 p.m. Wor­ ship will he led hy the youth finin 11:30 p.m. unlil midnight. All lire invited to attend the service. The.. Huera mcut uf the Lord'.* Hopper will he curulurt*d tonight at 7:30 o'clock in special aervices at the Church of fioil. The Klout family. Indian* from North Dakot, will npprnr at the church Fri­ day Ut 7:30 p.m. ut u special sing­ ing service. Confession* will In) heard ut the All Souls Catholic Church today from 4:00 until 6:00 p.m. and from 7:30 until 9:30 p.m., tha Rev. Fr, Richard Lyons, pastor, said. Masses with Christmas carols !«• Ing repeated hy the choir will be hold at 8:00 and 10:00 o’clock to­ morrow morning, Chi 1st will lie held lit 7:30 n III. Inmonow in till- rliupel uf Ihe Holy I'rns* Kphrnpnl Chureli, the Itev. II I.. /.Imnieriiimi, reetnr, sail’, mid at 14):4HI a.in nl the lugli altar. Hull) the i ‘it v Hall ami the four l Nullin' will lie closed tie mtirtuw, with Ihe exception uf the ilnrlff* uffiec and the I'ollce and Fire Demirtments. The (lust uffice will In' t|i,.,s| lunuirruu with no deliverleH being nuide, either city ur rural. However, Ihix service will he maintained and mull will he ill*, pm-h id I rum the post office. The Herald will nut puldish an l*«un lomorriiw. hut will puldish one Hutillday, instead. Dancing will he held frnm 10:041 o'clock tonight until 2:00 o'clock tomorrow nuuning at the Mayfair jnn, with Harney Htixtim and his orchestra from Orlurulo furnish­ ing the music. Illenkfast will he served at 2:00 ii.nt. Almost all nf the 300 reservations were taken yesterday afternoon, It was said ut llu> hotel. Festlvltlrs will get under w“y at 10:01) o'clock tonight In (he dining room of the Anchor, J Ini Hpeneer, proprietor said. There will he no cover chnrge or mintmum, and no reservations are be­ ing taken. A gala party and the opening of the new lounge will bo held at an open house for members of Hanford Lodge No. 1241, H,I\().E. tonight, starting at 0:00 a.m. Official Interference In Science Called Weak Link In Soviet Armor Ity ALTON I.. HI.AKEKI.F.E Al* Nrlrnrr Reporter ST LOUIS 'A*—A Russian weak ness Is thu Soviet's destruction of their own sclent «t. Dr Conway Klrkln, University nf I’ennsylvunla botanist, sold today. Obedience to the party line Is Ihe destructive vims, lie told the American Assoclutlon for Ihe Ad­ vancement of Science. This "enk enlng of Russian science,, ht nested, could he a taiwr ' • r weapon in the Wrist's f Thu Coinniunhtli thennm. p slhly "do not know all that ts happening, and do nnt understand what they are really doing." llv said the untlsclence virus In Russia "started It* Infection In genetics, In a field where science conflicted wllh tho Communist faith. Genetics denies tho Inheri­ tance of acquired characteristics, and this type of Inheritance prom­ CORKECriON A total of 1,190 casts were tried ises so much so easily that It has In the Small Claims Court hy always been a favorite of those Jurlira D. K. McNab during hi* ,who want to make over mankind tsrrn of office Instead of 11,090 *la- Geni'llcs, Hirnwn mil and re placed "hy archaic tpiuchcrv." Statistics has "Inst II* basic honesty," is "used to falsify data for propaganda purposes." I’svctmlngy and psychiatry ure pruelleally rlcinl lllidogy and ugrlI'ultnre “ are so permeated with quackery that nothing nf impor lance can Ire ex per lei I from them " Medicine, puthnlngy. physiology <• "forced Into a rigid and stupid 9dnxy " Geology I* subjected political nltuctr* Astronomy "Includes Hie unitMIng quackery of a s t r o hot . my. nr Ihe study of plant life nn Ihe planets," hut ''nevertheless much excellent work is being done hy Russian astronomers." Certain theories are forbidden In chemistry, hut soviet chemists are doing much good chemical re search. Despite condemnation of some Ideas In phvslc* as "Idesllsile." Russian physics Is definitely good. Russian mathematics Is "truly ex­ cellent." and engineering "Is prob­ I "Dr. W i i ava this assessment able adequate for all military and of major fields of science in Bus- civilian purposes." Harold F. i| i'l l cn. Cocos hush nci-miiti. tm* liccit named District Campaign advisor of Vulusia Jake. Orange, tin ....la, llrevard mnl Ki-niinol" cinintlc* fur thu 1053 Man h of DIiiii' h caiiuiaign hy Joe J full. Miami, State Dunes chair­ man, liming tlm year* 1951-52, Mer­ les wa* II11-\ ii id cininty- directur fm the Maieli of Dimes, lie is exe­ cutive secretary nf the Tubercu­ losis and Health Association of llievunl Countv. Merles is a member of both tho Nctimr Chlimin'r of CmnlilcrcP of Cocmi nnd the Jonloc Chamtier uf Commerce. Movie Time Table HIT/ "Hangman's Knot'* IT") - 2:46 - J:30 - it; 15 . H:00 9:16 Midnight Hhuw "Against All Flags" Thorsday • Friday "The quiet Man" MOV! ELAND "Glory Alley" Show start* (1:30. feature 7:17 intermission H:30, last feature ' 9:33 Midnight Show 11:30 P. M. "California Cnnqusst" M yvi. m -if P W Pfv: F L O R ID A Near Record For Traffic Deaths Is Seen For ’52 f jj SANFORD. * First Lynch-Five Re­ port Since 1SN2 Is Released Today By Tuskegee Institute llv \l, I.ANTI.It TUSKKGEK. Ala ,1* - Mol) action claimed no live* In the I'nttcd NIW YORK pollre'hsve alerted 11 State* during 1952. *aid Ttiskegcc states to he on the lookout for Institute in the (lr«t lynch free re Uratrlce Eckhaus. 17, who dis­ in IHX2 appeared several days sgo after llut "other rather *imllar forms leaving high school for e store In of violence and lawlessness have which she was employed srter not declined.” K I* Patterson, school hours. Her (ether, Sieg­ president of the famed Negro fried Eckhaus, has offered a 151)0 school, declared in hi* nmmul re reward for information leading lo jo-rl last night He said there appear In he too her whereabouts, ffniertialloual) many Instances of police "brutality and killing," of persons suspected or guilty of crimes, "and a re surgence of the mob spirit as ex pressed In heating*, floggings In cemliurism. bombing anil Ihe like " The 1952 report e*periullv de plore* bombings in it* ' pattern* of violence." Mr* Jessie P Gorman. wlm Iv where Negroes have moved or attempted to move Into while neighborhoods. Patterson noted Hot blast* have also occurred at the homes of whiles "who have in some way Incurred Hie enmity of the bomber*." For the four years from PIW The National through 1952. Ihe report listed at ( Hit AGO Safety Council today predicted least OH bombings or attempted traffic death* In 1052 will total at homblng* 49 against Negroes to least 38,000—one of the heaviest against whites and p'dillc inslitii turns, eight aeainst Jewish syna­ toll* In the nation’s history. The council said 38,000 deaths gogues, schools and community would he the largest number since rentrrs. and one against a Catholic lllll and one that had been ex. clmrch. Two victim* died On Chri*t»tn* erected in only three other years. lint, It added, an upsurge of night. 1951. Harry T Moore. Flur Ids secretary for the Nnt'onnl A* death* accompanying Ihe good traveling weather In most of the snelntlnn for the Advancement of (t S "in Dec emtior could lift this jColored People and Ids wife were vear's total to the third hlghc-l ! fatally injured In Hie cxnlnslnn jj>ut wrecked their home ot Mims Pin on record. Chance alone hn« kept the death The three worst years, in the number of lives lost in motor vehi rat" from tiring higher, Palter«on cle accidents were t941 with 39,900, declared lie said |he wave of tminldng* 1937 with 39.1H3 and 193d with points out "the hie t i*k of editenJ9 0H9 Ned II Dearborn, council prrsh iion in human relation* still t»> bdent, said Ihe grim figures car- acrompllshed in our democracy " tine "lynrhlng prevented" I* rled a warning to New Year’* celementioned In Ihe annual reperl It hrntnr* He added: "Till* I* the third con»ecutlve wa* In Clarendon County. Sie-Hi venr to bring an Increase In traffic Cnrnlin" where a 28-vrar >>*«l Ne deaths More car* and more travel «rn. William Felder, was charged are making street* and highway* , last Fehruarv with killing a Hi more dangerous. Only sober and ve»r • old Negro school girl He cant inn* driving will ensure your wa* given five vear* in orison Toskcgee said member* of IV »n[e*VThe council reported fatalities In girl** family "hnd lo talk fa*t" the first 11 months of this year lo keep a meh from storming the jail and jynchlng Felder aflrr hi* added up In 34,500 The November toll of 3,070 was arrpst. However, f’larenrlnn County rimrl the greatest for any November slurp 1941 and was 5 per eeni clerk I*. T. Hraetum said he knew Mr«. N. Vermillion of no threals at the Jail or else higher than In November, 1051. council ha* rstlmaled that where. Dies At A g e Of 75 410Thepersona This weapon has been used main will lose their lives in traffic accident* during the compiled the report for Patterson, slid the Information rnme from a Mr*. Nettle C. Vermillion. 76. four day New Year holiday period died suddenly ot the home of her starting at fl p.m today and end­ Nccrn newspaper, the Chicago De aon-ln-lnw and daughter, Mr. and ing at midnight Sunday. fender. Mr*. J- 0. I.ovett, West Hr*t M Street, at (1:00 p.m. yesterday. Value Of Water MINNICK RELEASED Horn Jan. 30, 1077 n (am MIAMI UP—Haul Mlnnlck. Home Hr TOM I.F.MON bridge, Ohio, Mra. Verm lllnn had stead polleeman, wa* released lived here for 46 year*. She wa* s To assura you a dependable from Jell Tuesday night after n member of the First Presbyterian water supply through the years grand |orv refused to Indict him Church. , , .. which lie ahead, Investment* must In the killing of a Negro on Christ Surviving an* the dakghterj a by made within the next few mas day. brother, Charles Carmon of BtoU- month* and veara. Mlnnlck shot and killed Frumet benville. Ohio; sisters, Mr*. Nora Our engineer* who nave been Jeffrrsoti after William Fasulo Nettles of Nile*, Ohio: Mrs. Eva appraising our needs, estimate our Florida City marshal, hnd pursued Locknnd. Mis* Carrie Carmon and pear immediate needs at about him to Homestead when Jeffer­ Mra. Viola West, all of Jackson­ 1260,000.00. son riri! from arrest nn a charge ville. And that la lust for physlrial of reckless driving. Funeral services will be held at .quipmrnt and Installations—that’s Mlnnlck said Jefferson and FaHrlsson Funeral Home at 3:30 p.m, just for the THINaS which make suto were scuffling and that he Thursday with Hev, A. 0. Mclnnla up a water supply system. shot because he feared for his own officiating. Interment will follow What about tha personnel who or Fasulo's life. In Evergreen Cemetery. make these things function? What Mlnnlck was charxrd with first Is the worth of their knowledge, degree murder .Saturday ami their experience, and, above all Jailed. The grand Jury called 15 their unceasing vigilance. wilnosses. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Everything about a water works Carelessness, speed and whiskey Involves large sums of money ex­ were listed by W W . .er-*..............» SMALL CRAFT WARNINGS cept v..c the remuneration of the ...... men man II. U. Harrison as the ma n reaoonalhl* for Its dependable opMIAMI US— Small craft warn­ causes of 10 traffic fatalities InUratlon. So far we have been fer­ ings flow along both Florida coasts tile rnuntv during 1952. ‘lunate to have ronselentleue and today as a low pressure area A fatality wcurred everymonth mtn , bl# to . rc(Dt , he moved northeastward from Texas f this year with the exceptions of jmonslbllltiea of water plant opera toward West Virginia The Miami Weather Dureatt or­ April and October and so far In t[J,n |„ tha fact of low financial re December. dered Die at II uerea ine wsrnlnga warnings hoisted noisi ward* their aervices rommand Month*, number of fatalities and However mutdclpal water avstema >.m. (EST) Tuesday from Cnpc fn '. '. their cause*, M tfjwrteft by the a r » finding IL harder eaeh year to Intteru, N. C.. through h the Flur■highway P H P H patrolman, j P H I . are ns n a . lfob enroll and hold younger men qual­ .da ... ____ Kays____ and______ along the Florida ified for advancement to key Jobs West Coast. Wind* of 10 to 90 miles an hour ( January — one Itllled; excessive In water utllUlea. The will to serve sneedi February — one kilted, Is there but It withers In the face at times were forecast. whiskey and running a atop sign to a dollar that haa lost almost In Sanfurdi March — one killed, half Ita purchasing nower. TO DROICATK BRIDGE lwhiskey end speed | April — nonei Satisfaction in discharging a h j Je on— Top state JACKSONVL______ (May — one kllledi carelessness i great public responsibility with officials ar* scheduled lo to lake part June - one killed, whiskey ami honor unfortunately doeanH heat it 11 II million m dedication tha ... jon of Hu__________ !apeed! July — one killed, carelesa- the heuae or clothe tha children or In ther Matbewi Bridge here T1___ Thura..._________ ' ;nee*: August - one killed, whls- buy food for the table. ikers Hated Include Gov. •r■ Spa Along with the inveatment la Florida Supreme Court THINGS to nuke up * water sup- j s a s f t Mathews for whom system we eaonot afford to Mmed; SUte Road n-car to blind d for lay Board Alfred A. He­ tflg. t ^ o t S r r a*hit-run fa-bn hu»aa UteUJgence and rd H. Simpson. and December — none so [and the tost eg ehai iracier . . s .Sf't' *’t- ,•>ft-- AN INDEPENDENT DAII.Y NEWSPAPER 1'irllt cloudy mill urImly with scat­ tered shower* Dili allenioon, fol­ lowed l>> clearing anil colder Innil'll!: Ihursduv lair, riMtlrr In smith ami c a s t | k i i t i l i n g .... . 2 "-.■AxtyTys.'-Ti*.'^ � 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 30, 1952; <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/5817680154cf5a8dd0c54f45a59cd0b2.pdf 9f6f656f13ea3fe961f24cf560d45e8d PDF Text Text m m — ~ * 3r' .w w u y u p T U B SA N F O R D H B R A L D Page • Bat. Dec. 27, 1811 n . _ 0 r a in s Show Biggest Gains Over PreviousMark Itjr O VM I A. M A R T IN A P N ewsfealurr* W A S H IN G T O N — Am erlran ag­ riculture turned In its hlggest produellon jol. In 1052. The romhlned output of food and fiber eorpa nnd llveilock nnd livestock product* w in the l«rgc"t In history. It topped the previous year'-, production liy 0 per cent. Riggeat gain" were In ineiit uni- P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH Oah Avenue and Third Street Rev. A. (1. M c ln n k Minister 0*45 a. m. Sunday ......... a. m. Morning Worship Solo — "H e a r Mv Crv. () Lord " Wooler, — Dirk Aiken Anthi-m — "Cheruhlm Song" llortninnsky •— Chancel Chnlr Sermon, Mr. MelnnN Church Nursery 10:15-12:00 each morning 5:50 |*. m. Pioneer Fellowship 0:5u |i. in. Senior High Follow.hip 7:80 n- in, Evening Worship. "Echoes from Christun W itness­ ing on our College (,’ntnjitises” hy our College Young People, F R E E M K T H O D IS T r i i u i i r i i Fourth Street and Laurel Avenue Special notice: Sunday all serv­ ices. Hear Profc-sor Paul Oralis, noted finger. Known ns one of the heat gospel singers ill the United Slates. Don't fall the fea-t of "(Joed Gospel Music". Mr. Oralis will he arrnmpanted by Mrs. Oralis at the piano. Sunday School ft: lb a m. 11:80 a.in. Worship. 7:00 p ut. Y P M S . 7:.00 p.ni. Fvnngellstle Service. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:8<) p.m. T ill F I R S T IIA IT IH T ( ll t 'IH II O F O V IE D O l)r. Frank ('. Morgan, Pastor ti: in a.m. Sonduy School. Mr. H. mfcfkctln fr ,. B rhen.v y c o n , timer F I R S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T F. Wheeler, Sr. Silpl. 11 did u.m. Sermon — "Haptlsls demand for more heef and favorana k T«i * 1 phi* prices, farmer* expanded _ . „ unil the Hereafter". cattle number* to a record level. 5Vn' * ? 2110? ,n" 0:8(1 p.m. Training Union. A de­ Those number* now stand at fdiurch Service. 11:00 a. m. partment for everyone. more than 80 million head. Thla Wednesday erv Ice, *:<X) I*. M 7:80 p.m. Student Night. P a r­ I* an Increase of more than 15 R e u d !"* Room Tucadaya and ticipating will I h- out young peo­ ple, home from school, for the million head In four year*. Fr-ln.ly," fl:00 , A further fipiinslon In cfttllff T n»t Christianity, ns taught hy holidays. Sermon — "Hood Res­ Is exjwctrd In 1053 — n yra r that Is a dtmofuitrable Helena’ olutions." may consumer suppllrs of ** Jha keynote of service* to hr Wednesday at 11:00 p.m. Watch meat become the largest In any held In all Churches of Christ, Sel- Night Service. Refreshments will penreilmc year. , enlist nest Sunday. Subject of the Ih* served, Farmers harvested the second; Lesson-Sermon Is "Christian Sellargest wheat crop nnd the see- cnee/ F IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H Jesus' admonition, according to omt largest rnrn rrop In history. ir,87 South Sanford Avenue These crops served to assure am­ Matthew (10:8), provides the (JolHerbert J. Hass, Pastor ple supplies and reserves for pos­ den Text: “ Ileal the slrk, cleanse llllde School 8:4b a.m. sible emergencies for at least an­ the lepers, raise the dead, cost out Morning Worship Service 11:00 devils: freely ye have received a.m. Sermon hy the pastor. " W a lk ­ other lb months. Produced also were larger than freely give." ing with Hod in lltb.’l." innuupti among llllde passages average crops of oats, flax-seed. Included f 'V F Fellowship 0:80 p.m. rice, hay, soybeans, tobacco, fruits Is the following from Luke Young people ate invited. and vegetables. ."Then he called his twelve disciple* livening Service 7:80 p.m, H U T F A R M returns did not together, and gave them power Mark Rutherford it world travel­ match farm production. The ngri-|and authority over nil devils, and er ami dynamic speaker will he culture department re|«irted farm--to cure diseases," guest speaker, Dee. 28, 80 and 81, ers received a total net Income | Citations from “ Science and at 7:80 at the church, Monday eve— Income left nfter paying pro- Health with K ey to the Scriptures" nine, Mr. Rutherford will speak duetlon costs—of 14,200 million. | hv M a ry Raker Kildy ................The on Ids rerent world tour. | This Is about lb percent less than Principle of divine metanhvslcs („ Tuesday evening there will In- a the record received In 1047, and (,’odj the power of divine* meta fellowship supper for all members illy the tt same as the amount physics _ .............................. virtually I* the utilisation of |)H and friends. The pastor urges friend to attend received In 1881, , power of Troth over" error* 7l* I **v*'ry member and frli Farmers actually 'ecelved about rules demonstrate its Hcleace" these special services. 8 per prr cent more dollars for their 111). " ----products In 1852 than in 1851. Hut C O N U H K fiA T IO N A L C H U R C H their production costs were higher. Park Avenue nnd Third Street Had farm prices kept pace with J . Ilernard Root, Minister Increases In price* farmers paid Sunday School |0;<hi a.m. for production materials, their In­ Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. come would, of course, have topped Hernmii: " Ills Sacrifice — Our 1851. J A C K S O N V IL L E ” A - A 78 year- Salvation". Farm receipts from livestock old physician refused to be robbed products were down atiout 5 per In hi* downtnwn St. Jam es building H l.V F.N T H H A Y A D V E N T IS T ,, CHURCH M cent a* lower average price* more office shortly before noon today Seventh Htrrrl nnd Kim Avenue ; than offset a 8 per cunt Increase ||c grabbed a knife-wielding _ n . ----------- ng robber In volume. Returns from crops In threw him In the floor, and K . H. Meaning, Pastor creased aliout 12 per cent, mostly covered Hot cash while his Church Service 11:80 a.m. Sat-, because of a D per cent Increase ceptlonUt called police. unlay. In the volume of sale*, Sabbath S,-bool 0:50 a.m. Mr*. The physician Is Dr. Clayton This year’s decline In livestock Washburn. He skinned a wrist In II. Muckner, superintendent. receipts was largely In meat ani­ the struggle. Ills receptionist,Mrs. Prayer Mertlng Wednesday 8:00 mals, eggs and wool. D airy re- Ruth Klliabeth Zimmerman, was p.m. Visitors are wvictim*. relpts were up nearly 6 pur rent, stashed on the left arm and arroa* mainly bemuse of higher average i the right Index finger U P flA l.A ( ( IM M U N IT Y prlres. | The assailant was identified hv , ! Pet. N. R. .Simmons n* George P K E H IIY T K U IA N C IIU H C Ii Farm economist* say farmers Herman Chandler, 41. of Sanford, Rev. C. C. W h ile, Minister are nnt likely to receive morn N. O. lie was held for assault to Regular service* from marketing" In 1858 than murder j purpose, robbery Unified Hervlcea 10:00 a.m. thev received in 1852. The dorn-l __________________ Church school and talk by pastor. retie demand fur form products Young Pcoplo's Meeting 7 :0 0 , will probably he well malnlnlmul p.m. during the corning yrnr, hut some Kvenlng Hcrvlce 7:50 u.n reduction In demand for export Wedmisdnv evulilng* 7:81) seems likely, As a result, prices P ra ye r and llllde Study. received hy farmers In 1858 muy Mrs. Paul M nrr* — Pianist. JA C K S O N V IL L E UT- The follow average a little lower. Mr. Alfred Erlcson, Bupt. of lug government contract* were re T H H L E V E L of economic well­ ported to the U. S. Department of Church Kchoul. being was not uniform for the Labor today an having been Mr. (ieorge I’eiohl, Leader — ' various farming regions. Many awarded to Florida prime con­ midweek servlco. producers In Kustern, Southeast­ tractor* and suppliers: Dunedin: Clinton Foods, (A rm y ), ern, South Central ami Southwest­ F IR H T IIA IT IH T C H U R C H ern areas suffered heavy crop bridge saddles, 1327,080 Park Avenue at Sixth Street Miam i Springs: Tycoon Tackle lusxes from a severe early sum­ W . P. Itrooka, Jr ., Pesliir mer drought. Those losses were Co., (N a v y ) (2 contracts), catapult John L. Miller, Minister of reflected In the production of cot­ part* and struts. $40,000 Educutlon Pslatka: L Ilym sn A Sons. ton. livestock feed grains, hay. and "W e 'v e Saved A Place For You" (A rm v ). wrapping paper, supplier, pasture*. Sunday School 8:45 a- m. Indefinite. "Itrln g All the Fa m ily." Wo pro­ Aa a consequence, mnn>' fa n n ­ Panam e City: Gulf Oil Corp.. vide for every memher of the fam­ er* were forced to sell off some (A ir Fo rce) (2 contract*), gaso­ ily. Even a Nureery for the hohles. of their livestock because of In ­ line $41,000. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. adequate feed supplies, Other* L „,n . F b Fierce: Amerlcen Agrlcultiirenabled to keep slock were enabled to keep » li* k si Chemical Corp,, (A rm y ), phos- Sermon, W . P. Drookx, Jr . Training Union (1:15 p. m. through government help In ob- phoruii supplier. Indefinite P "F o r All tho Fa m ily.” A Nursery talnlnjr feed supplies from more T e m p i: torrell-W ndl.kay Co., plentiful . (A ir Force), cigars $71,000; Sian- for the llahles. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. . ™ * . ; f>7 trp of ■ ,e v ,r '' «*rouwht dsrd Oil Co., (Adr Force), gasoline Annual Student Night Service. In 1055 hung over many of the $31,000 : Industrial Engineering Co Fellowship Hour afte r tho E v e ­ ir " " " tn l n (A rm y ), small arms parts. $14,000 1002. Prospects were darkest In ning service. tho w inter wheal producing area Wednesday Evening Service — H O PRODUCTION If) U P of the southern great ulaln*. Little All-Church W atrhnlght Service be­ ORLANOO —P I* production In ginning with P ra ye r Meeting at hope was held for a bumper food grain cron In the new year. Rut Florid* in 1852 was 852.000 hcnd, 7:38 p. m. ample rrservoe w ill prevent a the U. 8. Department of Agricul­ N ursery at all aervlce* for the ture laid today. shorUae. small children. TW* w“ . 4.,P*r c,nt uver the A major development on the "E v e r y Room A s W arm As national farm front In 1052 wne a 118,000 production In 1831 but 2 per Y o u r Home." cent under the lo-year avenge of congressional Investigation of Welcome. shortages of governmsnt-owned 171.000. , The report laid Florida farmer* grain and other products stared a h h bm h ly” o f g o d Sunday: under price support program*, In Indicated 85,000 saws would farrow In the spring, an increaac of 5 per a number of case*, private stor­ 8:45 a. m. Sunday School, W e age concerns converted these com have a class for every age and a hearty welcome fo r every atten­ dant 11:00 a. m. Morning Worehlp Pastoral message 8:80 a. m, Prison evangel I ant •olWay traffic death toll In Youth In chan <1:30 p. m rlat'a Ambassadors a It lagging slightly behind aervlce. « i year ago. Slate Highway Patrol today 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic Service ed then comparalive figure* Tuesday: 1 44-hour period beginning it 7:45 p. m. Christ'* Ambassadors lisiMfc . . , A n im a ls , F IR S T i , M e a t til Charch Notice* muat be prevented at The Herald office by 4:00 the d ly before publication. M. B M B W M B U. S. Agriculture Had Banner Year During 1952 Span 79-Year-Old Doctor Subdues AHsailant T h e r e ’s p le n ty o f room fo r Im p ro vem e n t In th is o ld w o rld o f ours. O f course, it is just about p e rfe c t fro m a n tru ctu rn l s ta n d p o in t. I t sp in a th ro u g h space w it h e u c I i m a th e m a tic a l p re c is io n that man can co u n t d a y s and m onths and Federal Contracts Are Issued In State Wednesday! 8:00 n. m. "Watch night" aervlce. tOO. tolwcci gtiid Idea ndtr van* farm itaed itra- years,— and even p rin t th em 011 ca le n d a rs w ith o u t fe a r o f e rro r. this Chapel — Saturday —. M p. m. jS £ CRUST CHtiljCH. ^>0X0 WOOD I* a •tcroliousi* 0 / in ln t Hut w h e re lif e and p eop le are con cern ed . . . even a c h ild can see th a t th in g n are nnd support tho Church Tt! f«Oula»ly W h a t o f 1053? W i l l it b rliif; a b u tter w o r ld ? W i l l th e re be m ore hap p iness and less so rro w . . . m ore lo v e and loss h a tre d . . . m ore good, less e v i l? O u r w o rld w ill a lw u ys ho w h a t w e a re. lif e o f th e w o rld Im p ro ve. O n ly uh the liv e s o f nten change, can th e oud maisriqi .u p ^ ,, L * klch his moraJ ‘“ Hy and , „ d you, Dib(o d m ly ° * T h e C h u rc h Is d e d icated to b u ild in g b e tte r liv e s . I l y re lig io u s e d u ca tio n , b y w a r ­ sh ip , b y p re a c h in g th e h ig hei.t m o ral and s p ir itu a l stan d ard s, th e C h u r c h can m ake a b etter y o u and a b e tte r me. T h e r e is no o th e r w a y to a b e tte r w o rld . T h e C h u rc h t t y ■ ftta , ChV : ,r ' t e . buk, ■« '» M-tl u i* 11-11 hlitp •siMfesy is th e sa lva tio n o f m a n k in d . Chl',eh w ^ , r Thur^,/P ' ........ Jsk* ....... fch" ............. ... J V« M . III! This Series is Being Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, and is Sponsored by the Following Business Establishments: TOUCHTON DRUG CO. f CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. NEHI BOTTLING CO. HOLLER MOTOR SALES HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY THE MAYFAIR INN SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK YARD BRITT TRACTOR CO. W. W. HORNE TRUCKING CO. HKNKAIUK GLASS & WILRON-MAIEH PAINT CO. FURNITURE CO., INC. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME RAY KENNEDY'S SANFORD AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY WARNER'S GULF SERVICE STATION STINE MACHINE A SUPPLY CO. , THE KILGORE SEED CO. •’f- *V.- JV ■;' SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. , EARL HIGGINBOTHAM Agent, Standard Oil Co. NICHOLSON • BUICK CO. J. M. BLYTHE TRUCKING CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS ST. JOHNS' REALTY CO. J. C. HUTCHISON A CO. WHEEI.ER FERTILIZER CO. GENE'S TEXACO SERVICE HERMAN'S CAFE IL S, BATES TRUCKING CO. SANFORD AUTO PARTS ROY W A tl* PLUMBING LANEY DRY CLEANERS SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS PENNEY’S CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS, SEMINOLE TRUCK INC. A TRACTOR CO. AMERICAN OIL CO. M. R. SUicVlaml, Contractor OZIER.WELLKR HOMES, INC. y rm w m . I ^ ^00<J CfHZtnthJD Church, n.„h.;<: S r ,UM u xunrlv, Tli«f. at. u a°Yn0f ‘■Ivllliulfoii *v7 y should 0, t y r d r"a,c','« why p r e tty lic d ly m uddled. till »?— H O LY C R O SS C H U RC H (B p lettpal) Rev.* H. Lytlletaa llmaiermen, E D , Raeter H O LY IN N O C EN T S, MM 0:00 a. m. Holy Communion 0:80 a. m. Fam ily Service and Church School ' 11:00 a. nr. Morning Prayer and Sermon . Service! through the weekt Holy Communion dally a t TtSO a. m. except Friday at 8:00 a. m. Thursday — Holy Communion 10'00 a, m. Sacrament of Penance • Peace ^ • «: ' > ' S' - �rill*' \v i :a mhit I F V O U DO N’T t t r r lv r your Sanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:M> p.m., please call YELLO W C A B 1441 H • VOLUME XLIV EttlaM lfthed 11)08 McCarthy To Launch Probe Of C olleges a n f o r AN INDEPENDENT DAII.V NEWSPAPER SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A MONDAY — a 'J m t jm 'T , Carl Eisenhower, 60, Kin Of General, Died On Snturday a Carl Raymond Eisenhower, third cousin to Cen. Pwltrht I >. Eisen­ hower, nml n winter visitor to Sanford, died following a heart attack Saturday morning. He made |ii i home at 401 i’ulnu'tto Avenue. Mr. Elsenhower wus horn Fell. 22, 181)2 in Freehurg, I'n. ami for 27 years lived In Wllllum-rjinrt, Pa. where he was manager of the Eastern division for the Premium Vacuum Cleaner Company. He re­ tired In iUd7 and for several w in­ ters had been ruining to Sanford where he was quite active In the Tourist Club. A past president of the Shufflehostel Court, Mr. Elsenhower was also secretary of the Tourist Club. He was n veteran of the first world war and a member of the Veterans of Foreign W ars and the Redeemer Lutheran Church of Williamsport. Besides the widow of Sanford he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Jam es Chestnut J r . of Lynn Haven, Va, j four brothers, Iloy, Homer, Henry and W illiam Elscnhauer of Sunhury, Pa.; three sis­ ters, Mrs, Arthur Marx of Sunbury; Mrs. Marvin Witherspoon of Alexandria, Va.; und Mrs. Jessie Sherry of Washington, I). C. The body will lie In stnle at llrisson Funeral Home until 12:00 o'clock noon tomorrow tit which time It w ill he sent to Willlunisport for funeral service* and In terment. u Mrs. W ainw rlght # H i, 'lit rr 0 Dies At Age Of 70 Mrs. Mol lie E. W ainw rlght, 70 year old resident of HIT West First Street, died at -4.M0 p.m. yesterday at her home following an Illness nf three years. She had lived in Sanford for 21* year*. Surviving are tha husband, W . H. W ainw rlght and a daughter, Mrs. II. J . Rathel of Hanford: two sons, It. F. W ainw rlght of Jaeksonvlllei and G. H. Wainw rieht of Tampa; two sisters, Mrs. N a n cr Jen * of Tampa and Mr*. John Teston of Allenhurst, Gs.; also 13 grmdnchlldren and 10 grext grnndehlldren. Funeral services w ill Ite held at Trisson Funeral Home tomorrow at U:00 p.m. with Rev. J . P. Strickland, pastor of tho Metho­ dist Church of Holly Illll officiat­ ing. Burial w ill he made In S y l­ van Lake Cemetery near Paula. IN D U S T R IA L IS T K IL L E D TU LSA, Olla., i/H-Arthur W a r ren Ambrose, O-year-old chairman of the board of tb« Cities Service Company of Delaware, a subiry ai Cltlea Service of New t r i ■ killed in an automobile to il night, lir a . At^braae saA DEC. 20. P v a l b Skttlf lift If (IHip i■ i , 11 1 \ i* »*\ r i* infix i > yi hi i II»«*11 r \ i* % f a r m i i ** xliiiitSU tin i« l i i ' t t r r m a r k e t N n . 01 ,4-oux-1n le d P r e s * I.euMed W ir e I O.Y2 >ouilu*ni Co-op Kxooutivo NamctiTo Ad­ visory I ’.ody Alonjr \\ ith ( Mher Mon M 'l. W T X f z ^ Dixie Expert Named By ike To Farm Post Kiaenhowers Bn joy The Christmas Holiday Senator W ill Seek To Hoot Out W h at He C a l l s Communist Thinkers In Schools W A SH IN G T O N <*~Scn MeCnr thy (K-WliO said today dial one of the flral thin#.* he will do in the new Cougrexs will hr to Invest! Rate the nation'* college, in « search for subversive Influences. " I t will he an awfully unplcas anl task." he said, observing that he expects "a ll h e ll" to lireak loose and that t here will he "•cream ing of Interference with academic freedom " Uni McCarthy Indicated he be­ lieve* It lx of pressing inlerext In rnot out what he called "(Vint munisl thinkers" from Die nation's colleges Me said he’d rather use that expression than the bald word "Cornm im lsts" McCarthy told interviewers for the weekly news magazine U S News A World lte|Mirl that this was the first time he hud discussed his projected plan of "lining into the educatinnul system The magazine published today u copyrighted acenunt of Its Inter view with McCarthy and other ranking Itepuldicnns who will head major cotnmllleex in the Bird Con gress, which opens its session Sul uritay. M rCarlhy will he chairman of the Committee on Government Operations and the permanent Sen ate Investigating Committee Hen. Velde tit lilt, who will head the House Committee nn IJn-Ameri can Activities, also expressed u desire to weed any Communists ferim the nation's colleges and "a ll fields of education " "This has been largely left un touched up until now." Velde said And. he added: " I realize, of course, that wu're going to have a lot of opposition from various educators, parlicularly from the ‘left wing' educators, but 1 believe that It is a very fertile field fnr investigation and that 11 should he done.'7 McCarthy said he did nut expert the work of his Investigator* In duplicate that of Velde's commit tee. Ami he pooh-poohed any sug­ gestion that an Inquiry Into the nation's colleges would lead to Ihnughi control. J *»!•/■--- — 11— .. W d I ’a llly clmnl> will, slowly rising temperatures through luesday; a few showers un tlir keys this after* itmin anil tonight and rain In ex­ treme north hv Tuesday afternoon. Eisenhower And Taft Will Meet Tomorrow For Legislation Talk Spellman is its Korea Wounded n»f* |«#h. Milt hr*p Hhiipt* m*\x un\*i mi.iMit farm p«»li"H*' lf»* in I* \V llrook* (if \tiattta ivn iT a l fN#iftN£i*r *«f th" i nlfup Wmri'-Prici* Controls, Kilibusturs, C i v i l Rights W ill Be Disuiissed At Meeting N E W V tD lK T Presidentelect Fisenhim er meets tomorrow with sen Robert V Taft of Ohio and nthci G rip senate leaders to di< <‘1»* t K i’it'idmwrr ft * .1 farm .id nt -- the new administration's leg\ imii \ 4 i D n m i t l n 1 o f 1 1 ist.iiive program, melmling Ihr \ n I' lM i t h n w t i a n l r i n \ " u Y u i k qoe-tioN »l whether to coni nine w.mt I hi* »*• «mi |> 1" p H ’ M t d t i u , a w age pure controls **i f*HN v t n d i i m o f I Ii** a c n n i l t u r a l Kiseuhiiw ci s pres* secretary, u d i i " l i \ “ a til h r r a l l r i l ill I«» ul lames i llagerty. anmmnccd tn\ '-r u p f a i tit p r n h ) " l i H l i r f n i r I h r das that Eisenhower and the Sen MISIDINT-lltCT Dwight D Elsenhower and tils family ru)o.v no util I i«htuned American Christina* .it at.- leaders will get together at a l.in .It ni . Mi unrat i MM a n d p i ' i h . i p " llielr Columbia University home in Near York Gathered uri'Und the i-i.Cnc ti.iiu set giandsou David i l t i 1 0 .t t i l - S um** %i\\\ it a> .1 f u n * t on In on conference at the gener­ Dwight tl received are: Elsenhnwei Mis Mamie Klsenhuwer; Die First t -civ I m-Ih-* mother, Mis • U n a i i i n n i i o f a l u p . i i l i s . i h a " I 11 u II i u m I al i hoi no,don- Hotel headquar Doud; Mrs. John Elsenhowci (right), D.ivli) Dwlgtd It, 4. D aihafj \m.e, :i, u>-,l Sin.m. It month*. 1n n i m i s s p t i i iMi.tii iMiqt in H i m 'ii 1' i » h i n t > t it'll i n p I ns i t in p a n : u lo reply to questions, llagerty said lie had no information re­ Hi Milk's a t v n i s rvr i ' s hl r r d o f I h r N . i i m i i a l 1 mu m , il u i l .ii t n i ' o o p r r . i garding a published rc|Mirt Ihr semilnts plan to seek Eisenhower's fnr m u h i r h h r ha-* h"* 11 a f r a i l view s on ilit- issue of changing i n l h f u t r f n r 111. u 1> v r a t ' * H r n ,1 i Inst 11u nl i t nf K / r u F a f f H t - n l o n Senate rules to make it easier to limit Senate debate t h " 1 'trill I'M l i p -sp " l ‘l.iliNl \4 llu1 44 ill hr (hr 1VlM'llhllM 1*1 "*•• 1» 1.H 4 Ml llagerty said that matter is not .U f h *111 itr C <m Die agenda, ami lie suggested that newsmen ask the senators in *1 Ih .1 Hi link - s a a l 1.i“l UiL’Ilt Washington whether they plan lo till'. 44 ill 1C Ju1 44 ,1 4 Miik* M.l 1.ik■■ Die initiative in bringing up t■ 1.4f hr - Ill r V|*l t • tin * U »vI*. *»1*1-W i’n debate limitation matter I |In Niitilh .I** ,it i Hi u h 'l 4 .i |wit tn Washington. Republican Sen­ |M l | ft Jilt X I trill", HU H* 1‘ I'llUll It ate leader* let ii lie known they IJrtMtk . ‘rvtltl III I - I’MilV MU * it Ml,if will discuss the whole subject of lu l t r l v f l l l l l U II I* 44 ill f it t I mU' toih ixtet , ami civil rights leglslari t4 11 ayX ,H t lv S|||\ IMi; f o r m (O oh i i i c i ii'tlc A c t i m it l\ t II .It VI* v tun, with Eisenhower V-. K Ii it 44If|| t B ANClS CAROINAl S P IU M A N f ] i i n ||i< 11if 4 1si r f i l I h f N m ifh •wtiiHihl in r l n kshurg. VV Va Sen 'tie 1 I I I V I f H.t Il ’ll | | m s. |4| I.l | |ii i ss h.»i .l I'm u jri M li ‘1 i *iiiin.i i i l l | »(i*»i! l crtAki, of Ma>n-o < Mo o < *' • W h y tl i-it.i. ntore to run n ho-, j t. , 1 , . p. on „ f t 'll said tin- discussion with Ki M.. I Il*‘M I. |'ff I I’f H Oil Ii. i •( I xl|4 i) 111«*1lit*, t .»> * 11111HI till I,II t I* i i ,ii Hi Mill, K«'i* * In * I •ti t i pit/rl Ihitn it hotel wn< exphtloeil [ Mid'owci tomorrow prohuhiv will - a, ii • >,. | t, r m f ir ' l l III K m *M, 4‘ it «llM.i| ti,,l m i .M h*>iui* .m i l a l o i i . n l H< I tf H u r t . I l l * . tn> ' '• li"*o •o Itoturiun* today try N'orniun I | include price wage controls ami •i •-t Will, I-'I IIIif 1h.UI I,til l .if \|IM'I ti .ill f ,1 1 1 1| i ’ll " ill ll M * IliUl** .111*1•« ""* .11*1 u flliotin ri*f*inli*‘i ‘hr o ••• ♦ »* • t.i-1 week's .iimooiiei-inent by P re ­ loeh, tiilmini-ttntor of the Orange ' M. I ..I m 44 Ih fomwn iu i II imi' t th#* f;t o n I \ f f .It h Mill* ■M ii-ii Hit Kmo »nt i* s» ill '* mier St.din tie I* favorably ills Memoitiil llo-pitnl to Orhindo, I I . I', i. ................ . f i h . m m . i i i of I h r l*it*xi«li nt r li*i T ” posed lo rotifer with Eisenhower > who tiitti that the ho-(titul mirnuil | 'i If* 1 'iiiil yi*it1 (nlv»Mtr\ l a i i t i t i n i i m l H r r is 1>> Ill-sides Tati who is slated lo ly rurnidies the pul lent muti> of! * i it1*i m| \ l,,, >|t 'I’m'1 1 \\ | M m i s ill*dll of flu* * *<rn« U V\ 41 * Is I1| t,e in ii an d * Iciulci of the new Reservice- u hieh the hotel does not I ,i • '- tv * »4« i .i jitii* I m s i r**iiv i I ' l l r i j f ol A n ** • • I t u i r mihln an i im iinlteil Senate. Eisenhave to -oipply, V f *•Mllut |Ml| j41Cj »t|t r «| l.y F I i i f h r r »u* t n l m*i • f r o m i h r S m i t h a i •* tiowei wdt meet with Deelanng that the Orange M e­ I’ U iNoti nt! i I, f*M |it * if ii* .t R iiiftfn s l m r l of |tiin k h 'v A ik morial lios|iitnl is typifiil of lift Sell. Style* Bridges of New t'4»M I’ll I I I Jim f , f I h. 1 loll (I Hu* Viio-riewii ! \ iff f i n * s i i l r i i l of percent of the ho-pituls in tin-, Il.iinostnie, who will hi* president I*'*- * I' 44jlf 11 I I I I'lilv ... Ii ■ ’ 1| tj*:'Ill'll | ii tu Hurraii l/rilel’#ili*»li. Kohi*i I countl y, Mr. Losh ptesenteii fly iro teinpnic id the new Senate; ill’ il ti-H*jillliiJ nil I ■ i |,|iUi+li' rillin' 4 |{ I iiki-r of Jl;u •>villi* S « n rn t / . /<■* MCI lie I* Milllk'O u l 4'illnnulll. ute- on Die operating costs of tit.V4,i illll Mill I ' 11, h'l* III 1*011 4411•si 1 liiit lin n * ' .in*I m *m I hrrrilm ao-f Noi Kill II I I-im R. iitlmtiiiHlt I! I* i n il Ml, ii u i . t hill Iiiirltt i' ||„|f> |l * ;i 11144I'll 1)1 (im iiH n iii. .-ii nt iiii- > •nferem e of all Dilintilo iio-piinl showing Dull tintot iff Hit* U||ilt|»t MtllltllUll H im i f *)<•• |''t II ft ’I I . SI . HI h. i . il l' -........I I c i, 1.-14 S.iltimstoll i n i s 11 i nf Un* N 'o ii h i , i i iiliii.i room rust there is $10.72 pet .lay M N • •t o( Ma*'in I m s e t 'w h o was asslstin eiimpaietl with 13.11 ill the 1111111 m U i I i II d I m, Yk hit "| imIm Mil •ui .I nFt h <-1.lUj'f M f» I N i" l '. f r S i n i l I n j | iiiiniiHiH * * n r u i t ' i i i r ul Mm - m l f I • it w it 1 u i i. i,iM m iiioniv lender the last average hotel. i ii i f stijiiit 11VI Ml ll||ll* a*>1 thi|! -rn. loiig iess, and Milton Yollllg uf This was cxpbiltii'tl Itirgeiy by { 11| 11 In f V ItlfitllCOM 1***1II \ I n || I I I I 1j 1» P i h » Mitt is<•t ■v n J|< O' illll I "t\ Cl ’ll \ Ulltl Not Hi Dakota a farm leader Die fuel that illi-tttry costs tit the III*' Ilf lit *Cr.iMM«llit f411 Mil Eisenhower it was learneil. has O inligf Memorlnl last year were ^ hu* htR il licit i * «h'Hli t iM'iii M * i*M|i l.» ||i ' "it , I ' II V . > I I ’ r c i l i c t c i l n i'li neted a group of advisors lo $:t. I 1 |oi patient day while mir­ | NorMiYVfH' i n I 'liivi i W|1N « I 'll I I Mw|tlt ;,| I , . t tl I Itf ,-omi- up with i'-commendations on ing care was t J Till (ter patient day, I II t S M 4' t Nf * >M v I I . 'Ml#‘ \V h a t w til if It, I II IN h O IH (II \ M AS V n R K w het'-ei tiie new administration neither of which services are -ap­ t»u • in h i pi t n ; f " i I*V a hnfi'l it III) M \M M \i, I ll\ .1 1 (HI 1911 In I'M l a t v ■■! L i,,niii n .k I'ongh-'s In extend (lie plied by Die nveingr liut. l til her H im I i it ■ frit. f,« . *. 1 * hi* 1 14 il | H I . ijl 1 uLilffll If) '’.ill 4i' .i i < i lull lift*I th ru 1 1 it Inn it v bnyoiul t '' t' |U tX'*" hi h costs eonfroattog Du- tiruoge Me Hill 10* Ilf S i Mil Oil . f. i 4 tv .1 pi >i .1) I'M44Ml Ul I I lilt IM l|i 11 IM illil *11 H i l l luw 111 M (hi* Xm l .in ■ nd Minorial ntid not i-neounli-red by Die hr . 11 ') t it 11-1 »full I It# t'ko 1 Ili) till' lll'k t* III I 'ill'll* -ifl' m I ju. ill. 1 H»i 4 l ’ II n|u i i ' n uveinge hotel in. lade -ai h Items \ \ f till# , ^ u . (Il I ’ ll* j Ill, V i») II I •I • I Hi I t il I 4 41 I t l U • In t n ui >>f Il iu m \ i! 44 M I « II* 4 • II hit till A 1 :! 1 1 1 tl i\ti uiftit hhmI i UIM* 44!M1 a vk«*il ns meilicnl anil -iirgiral expens, t.r I Il M* ....... 11 II*' i ' ' III It# f *ijd 1M tri 4 111 |H1 1 . *I »■H11 Mu Midi* l a ft Mill 4 11 It 111 114 I r ’ .i .Mill a tin ■ la I HU t. I f I" u.Mil*’ 1 i'll f(i" Mlvixcirv charged ugain-t the loom, m.-doai h " Id Ml" lltlxl I 1 MM 1 nn I * i . I I ’4 r I’ I 'lit|Di \ ,' u t i•• Mi 1 " .. d* Ii dm l f in . 11ll ill •' .iii'ii* h ; r In** n •i utv imi; '*!lu* whnlt* reroi.ls, eillployet-s’ lunnes main-1 H lf .1IIMUM II'"* HI • Mfl - 1» i , . ,M* i d » til ........1 1 Ih, IM I Ui is in . ...... 1 S u r a k Hit* ul u i U r r h Walden, CDh I I 44J * f‘s» •IM ill" \ IMii 11*'li ' im >*inn* lini**, tallied at tiie lo.Hpilul for ein.-r - ' ' ' ," ’ v . , 4‘4411 14I \ L 1•dl|| VV 1 1 • Jtl V I n * ! a i * | ill fit It. I ili'U M ! ’I f A I U ' | *I « il •1 1 1 1 dill l.< * M1 I ufiHM' i . i , 1 l"\v Ii 1 pre's h.M M"! H ii (M il t \ mm < genev rare, and nurses’ Dulning W illiam s Av-mie, in " 111 1 j ’ \ M1M Mti w a ul -it ii, , 1 l, , |h i II Mi .Ml ■«f ti l. t u n ! ' * i n It i s.* . ,• In f'tl 4 I I II i f i I > IliHn I 4 thviNn school. 1 hnrged with I...... . llaioo I'M| It 11 iih 1. hmi 11 k. V. (Il,if IJt" r lilt f I |J i ­ M im in iint l f«. i V ‘ Hi M u 1 1 t* \ « l,*M,.| fr , niM-'Mifi \«"4 S nl k The total expenses of the Or-11moonshinei »itI. Dim s unpaid ami liti* H' it I I • I I H 111 K l * t 11 (if* Il -I s jM’MillMv1 bu l* M't Ml -• f* *•' Hu* 1I ll .1 < *! M* ,1 j il ’l ■ . * * 1 t* ..lux lingo Memorial last year w ire possession of loii.-iv O.olitot to ' I t » M#.*, ."Mill .1## ("In i tn b 11 ilU'l ■IIII I I t il 111V 1"if m ( i n ' I mm’ hi f kiiMWii »|i < ' :■til t Villi" ut u 11« In* 44 , 1MIfl-* IM# i Ih . Ih K IM I.K M U N *t;i:m,IHt.;iH, Mi Lost! said. W ith els. are to . no hif.u. Do C.lv " I l l l l 41 111' t'tuiifiiilit’i ii>" tin XVu M mH \ h i i i . i I I DDDIIHI AI- ( ki l l I S *i * 1f »■1 1 1*■ Si I! | | hi *1#*lx a $ 1 1 U|*|| v n m l ii H1.H28 patient days, the gross j Court this aft. moon, ii* C*'v polo-,- ' m UHMtil ■ t if I, if (Mil nihil s .i x x • 1 1 1 * * i v M .ilin.l \ • i h . i t i n i L m i n i a ini l*i»i#ii a n i p * i/c 11',11 4%ui* i -v 'i**in *i*rvt'ii y o u room revenue was $7ih!,77tl.tU. continue tlicii . miipuign agaiii“ i d H»*l| 44 *1 It I "Mill »| til u | I Nil III "I ,i |iirsun,tl |if i*C,i ■*i* la i.i n*l a * I n i in m ii* . | r |M*f i *ii I ’ l u i i f 4 uf n H i r t s 4*'I W a - h l i n m i • - *•1 * •** " . ii .ih i. i»y ’loritii II I" II.* W ith an avorge room income of legal liipiiu l.a ffi. and giimhitng I *Ij| i ft. flic Xll Mi I- ■i till i (‘lini f i.ri "M urk hi t l l n S t m i mm A ( . . . . . . _____ _ Ii• ’i i f |*i ii r I lii’M a 1 1 * 4'lliil fcflilL' NX*» *••1• * 1• *1 Av » ‘iMM p p . MvtDi nii«l iiiififyihK v hi* i. 1.4 I* 'h im *ff.:t7 and un average room ex|,„|ita, I •f \ffci lh»- I *4 f» MS I* J X f l - H l s M M l li n - | U t u I 1 1> ■ i • u i ’ . i l m u l I MM ti-H ' in Hi* i ll 4 I . . It. * sil'lftllil l i P ' l , fu i 4i In* ii f Ju praise of 110.72 the average loss Chief Roy William s peisunnily j till* |g»J mH1 IILIltc jllltltll |,| .1 ! V .'»* i i i innk.!' d “ id* f**i i i ’i " nf hi Mi I t" l« i "tutt i| i in# wlutl 4 Mil I ,|fl W .ilk III lull " O l a l l k e t id Iih* .1 * im a pllZe on each room per day was IL .‘iB directed the rind Saturday in wbi. ii 'MNil* III (il llilfif M- 4 till* 'ill#' 1141-> 11111*tl t 44.1 |H *'14111I’ll .,1" .1 |*|| 111*' (** 'h i it I I I * | i h y 44 111* i i fi t m > *i ii F tiotile* ffimk ui iil >i ’ll 11 *i* |*x tww k h ' Pi till' -4 t *#M|IJllltf) . '* i "hillI'm»fis Id lllir fiffht 14an * f I ill I Ml’ ** or II totul annual loss of flltt,- the unused wn- nirested Also par III*' l-'f-'ll t I IH 11« • VVIf II Hi if mnliiiRlit if 4i i i i Ti" ili1!* r*n in* tl I m !min(iI'll'*1 til l , -I l l - «t Jkllhld ‘ IIMM «»f IIMMIfy nij*i*t*v uf fi# ti* f**h"c ii hiiiiiji .lini T h , N e « ID 1"Hl*|l ru » **f SaiiMi* 1 il** if ticlpnting III Die arrest were Pat II* **'l f*»f Hi*' • II IV -till#* Part nf this loss is mndr up m in i'll C. C fli*i Nju hitihi fni Miilil.il \ 11#ii i n n F l l l l M i l . H J I * | .#♦* 11 * • X V9*IHM , 4111•Ih p in ." , 44ll»|| lllh-it 1'MMIIhnlDoll son and S- Il a luf«fiiti(l m S«-inirtn.i f t l i ' . i t l ’F M l , I l l l l .III**! \ ill'/* il nf (MINCH t llll" 11**44I) riif* l riM ial through charges for extra services Spence. I.# f t, «*xp» m*I*‘*I un i iyidpmi'iit I»#»i7»t#-*I imiI in i uf im t in . III |tn L«'l i i * tin* thml I'liM * \i imm* i liltin' Ill’ll4’fl ftnlrb Mn41 ft ill* il *,iul such n* drugs, « ray, und Inhnruw Ii ii Ii **f fr* i* i l u l l s n m l at** »« |n »r i" il #•!(•*r i m*' 4*'.»r wil' !'* I ..I in <iidl*itu*M« 44Ihi'li p«»tf«»rm The neenxed w* nt fre.- Saltirdiiv 'V Mi h nil * atii| itii>ir #'tl j11 fits M: III** «Mtit i*"t tory tests, hut there are also other tn |n i /i ul a <aniiMti I m m I *•«* Hi k ii n i onifii’f limn I#* fnull I ■lull’* In | If iiriutii if il ili funs*' sjichflii'" ** ill *i • fin iii i*«li nigltl under bonds totalling # t"l llllV*' I m i D I Ilia fill' In ■t■i*11 <|*■ I i *'*ii'll ;i |»*'.i k «»I ,V* 111 i#(* I *> i11111ft losses nml exp.-N-t s. Mr. Losh de­ litinlilV I mii** in II* 1i« ul Km -m• lid j \ HU i ll i h r liilli'f | n i * « ‘ N 4i ill r . i i u u frtirn I ttlHilli'U nIm I «af M* IncII**fit nfli-r spending u f« w bmirs in jail clared, About ten percent nf alt 11..Li.uii.li- incut 1mm \i iiiui'i a l"! \ \ ‘J Ml In $ r \ | ’ui fii*t'N«in <»'ii In • #iliilliir's. I,ili* in HI.VI, Hill nm id l*v « l u l l ' l l * ' IMU.I'* nf nniili |i fat ilit i' a piTIn bringing about Du- it'test ; ■ ik In c i till<>imli HIM .dul till anticipated revenues are charged 11" nil'll i| 11n I In* \i a * n i l tinh l is t l i a r y u i L S.'n *» fn**nl N lR lif -ii h | >I l/ i " ill I' Jl * | n||n4V * f 11 u l tn11n k pi*riOiiH Mil j l.iil * if f in HkV* fu Ml In Ihlluifis off ns hail debts, or are otherwise Chief W illiam s said, police "math rm mil iif(. il willi H im i .'h | f Mill I Ml* n Mul b i t , J i l l I ill v ■Mil 1 i ’I ii I iy nml ti**1i*l Mippur ruMiiw i» I Hi‘l*’lis(a * lu’hihlhrrs \ihiiM Ilt*‘ii 4’ ( *'M 11IM i*“ 44* I *1 mill it imvi*r Ihlill uiH'ollff tihlu, T h ii n-jirfurnlfil '» L'*v UTiil**r u •.' iiit h win nml A purl In* j i x ii’ i lin nk m i' N i I m m L i i l w il li h h r tl fill t Ilf * **thi*i S a n l i . r i ) a ifl ft t r i H f ir lit*’ f i ■*if i ti n 11 I I it'll llfl »1114.xIt 11■XXJl | !t .| MUU * HI I" 1 I'M'V lh * im44 N il 14.11 mi ternin nf ntHiut |l-t(),00f) last year. O range1In......... . of pads used f"t i"d 11 U»1 r r - i r i ' t ' l v u l f i m i t Ml V\ Ii* : | . n lH nn I ih * jn lh lM p S u n , M l 1 L Vi* ait xx' 11ti jit 11 <1" a i m il lltt* -ii TIN’ 11*' LIII iih ■ Hi I l*'V»‘l srhiiru III* i «' he r p » I'lit ' n 4\ih ii iiimh I "unimml* county contrihiited #100.000 lnst,R n were picket! up in tin- raid, and h l i i r a m i f**ll that r n n * H l i »a til i11 J j SI" mH . 1*11 S i i i i i i i m i h a A v i i i u r ul a III!If" I «1-i** 44 1 idiuui iuili 44ii,it iticy (to |X4!**'II in .Hill ih IlllllMII cl**11.41 .1 ii I* year to pay fnr welfare case* and frurn appearances it "seemed lik r o g t e a s h a d In i u im i ' h t. g , f | , , - r n f i . a l . .......... ..... K s ir is u x c if % I i mmi i n Mi In \ •r d in. 4\lit *** 44Miki fa*Hiti"jc emit ;ihl to help offset this lass, anil is n l.ig oper tit ion to me," the Chief pM'ull/iritf tln< l' iu i I wliit h tin I" . |ilr H f hi nit ni*' i imipiiny; SS’ilhain A $| n Ml a p i , l Mill fni a si-4 4’M i Mill t* \1l‘il||44 Ihl*- It "hill sjuuiil.lhlc Ml 111 IIUMM’V scheduled to give 1140,004) this disclosed. ••a.I n t tip for thrill at tin' "lit l,r M h i. H*Jfi 111**1nt'ii** ('Mint, M»*ii «11iiiii *v* I.i4 t il’ anti uiiti't I jiiniiH'nl i 'Miir hihv in 111* 7 per i i'iil Sin (i UiiMMi nIP H"t vulra year. The police found the nmnnshim Intinti. M #»#H I Hill’ ll Oil 1*11if *" I U H l Ih " IT p u r l V4lls VI I llh ’M 111 Hu p IMP 111R ■»(111 Mlfi ■*, 04*1 11*111 pip" " B u t tf you think your hospital in m aking Die raid for hiillln. Am-ng fltnse ....... nt D tin* , , . ] ' ,r r' " " " ' " ' " v ' ' fl" 1! niiimi f i " f n phi I mi'iil s i > Ifi* • • uf [ !■!*■4siti"*I Hilt hit** thill'-, fill ndiori’4 hills are high", .'dr bush declared, The Chief roiumenle.l Dime bn* m e e t i m r lu -slili s M r . t'm k e i u ' " ' I " \i " , V . ' ii ,, , ' IlMsIhl* s I t MIMMIIIi 'S hill I il I s “ You should rent ember what they been "u lot of moonshine" tinffe Mr W i i - o t l , il m e m h e r " 1 .................... pl I! Ill ', 'il’-li kllMllMM ■tpMpIll* nl, (tk*, M'" A 1" 1 .......... 1 I xiIII* 1111 I Mix Ml u II ll 11 lit fl"l I'lrifi It were In your grandfather's time. in Knnfiinl hut Dial police hnvi .■mintV li,,vpit,.| I , I " Avenue, ,, $,. g if........ ... MhMil ujp'ln'lt’s ,i I m| III" I tiiii m ilt"" • «■ I I I U H l V i 111(1114 l l l t i h s i i l l l l l i I l f l i l l l The average cost of hospitnlixn- “ been knocking it out pretty fnsl " Fish I n i ' .... . W \ Ic t f h i "lid Ui I I* ........... ’• * »1*111 I w M I*"'*)-'tlon then was )fa'>.i',K as compared lie expressed the opinion that high E. M. Galloway, .Snufoid meniliera u , 'sl Fifleen lh ..................... . " f \\ lif lh**l fN*mm "il iy privato W A SH IN G T O N T Four Senate •hpiful i *i a MiicHripid milhortty, u I'm nets ",vl"U storkillgs fimo the Ivey members vs ill get louelhrr lomot b i 'L V l V 'S S ir m '1 in lh0’T " r y-. r f « I P « l taxes an contrlhutiiig to uf tint F ill i lru*tces; income of fttr,2 wns equivalent In tlli . rBfn „ ,.,„i „ „ i ,i . W h iliiillir, chliiMilllU " f til, ) ish " I " " ’ " I " " ' ' and l-i*sle l uirih, Ne V .*I * I 44Ml' k * I Ml s h Jl4441\ % | l 1pi " HVTlt * riov 1" miqi p ix in fu r utt aDack purchasing power to 12,600 today, A , * rr,ir . “ ' " l '• * m(l " r trustees; I |v I'lillami, mill John! I i iiiii |*»i mv«’"im t'id, ruritfinjf IU23 We-t T llll leelillt on the Semite rule Doit iillou and *« for all factors con.ldercuj th,,m ,rv l " tu^ “ ........ . E. D'Neill of D'Lftm l; and ' tuude | Ml t eet, a .fll.nr, •I i 11 fiutn Du- 11*•11v liieiulu'cs to talk -ill unwanted piece T.riM ju SIMM! (u i pi i Jim idl'Vf<|, and. with the same Illness, grand| V<*|( | T o ( | „ y G. V ain of .St, Augustine. I wood Nlmp. R ifiinllcHt nf (Miviiillti^ pric"!i •>f legtslation to death r .( U | Ik If 'Ml 44 II in*!.ill# I ii father lost (14 days nr 21 percent ; The meeting orlgoially was I Ilf 44U stu !i I ill HIMsi i I .if Hi" S un m id pMpiiliuiuii nf iniiim tiiiity, it of his Income in I HIM), as com­ sehi’dltled for today, hut was put ji fd LiitUf■ N m. pared with 22 days or 7 percent 1114*1 \ M i.i* EiivvhVH (uk"n a Inf uf rnori"y oft (or a day when other senator* .'■ (Pnatlauea In. I'nas T n n l ’hi HI Illy M" III, 'Ih *ilinin’ .1 V i I * III llltf VMM 'illfl , iiMihl" wutcr who said they want to Ml tn on i Wlit I'I XXHR 1,4 III" (ulluHhn .1 hav" Service* were held nt ltt:(K) n.m •Ifl I lllll’H the talk* reported they could not today III All Souls 4‘atholic 4II Ilf I iH'iv nffui i* mill h**li! if* v*•r ('*»i'n ••li' iifi. Thoy c«at a lot get here ill lime rhurch for Paul N. Fregeau, ii(i b " t " iiwlny limn iln*y *!i«| In 1U4U A spokesman for the group said iivt'l't insliilhil lYcic I***\ R W i iuili vear old winter visitor, who died Ii In ii"***| amt v ii Iiiu uf wuti’r hm It is hoped Dial mole Ihlill a dozen al t . , ftlMliflf 44 (I MI f f | ; A. S IthMoay In the ho-ipitul Christmas morn­ I Stif i i [hii tl in* t •»*'*! in **v"n uri*,iifisr prMporserial or* will join m I lie conference Jh iiiiii 44in *I * n; |„ lly ALTO N I,. Ill,A K L s l . i l : the most intrusively cultivated Contribution* fnr tho annual ing after u brief Hines*. Father It* iirtiiri'i , I tank L- Ml I Iff, *4*4f" * Itih'H. I hi 11lllir Mff iiu* jiifi uf iiUH’tA P Selenre Reporter branches of psychology; llio ‘psy­ iiu» ih«* n***«U «*f a "Mfiuniinity in Christmas seal sale conducted by Richard Lyons conducted the Inst ! tu rv ; lli'iiry Mcmi# Si . rliap ST. L O U IS iJs- A wonuin tisy chology of parenl*' is virtually non v.atcr *l«aintill*!h h ii |\ a'!,U lip th# the Remlnole County Tuberculosis rites and interment was made lit in: It (' W liitinif **, s"MM*r iiiii* chologist Imlay liimiinsied the iilea In the Cathode Cemetery. existent " She quoted one psycho I’ftlt (•• iIi*- p*‘i*pif *.f tin* "onumin* and Health Association are still ri-u; W a llv hJi'tru’h*, (tiniur ! Mr. Fregeau spent the past that "m om Is In blam e" fur all analyst who says that “ halites eonbeing arrrptad, Mrs. Clara J oIm>, ilv in i|t»|hir<* utiil c* nts. in liealth, | "< *f»; 1 1 , S lim ki'V, M'liini H fu n n l; of a child's troubles and ills Irol und tiring up their families several winters at 102) West executive secretary, staled today. in ninvvni* n« **, arid m fire proloe* Psychologists write a Ini tihool Officer*, I "'ll f t niemt«-is and T. K. KulH'lr* itiniikf "( »'vvni *l, utitl j J as much as they are controlled Twenty-fifth ‘Street, lie is su r­ Those who failed to contribute mil. because of forgrtfullnrss or other vived by a sister, Mrs. George childhood psychology, hut pnictl- hy them; in fa d , we may say I'omoilttee ' hull Ill' ll o( the K iw sn 1z\. A . K ir il ih o f f , lite r, •t ra lly nothing about the psyihot Ihiil the family brings up a baby is t'hil> for tineiiiiniiK year nee Tw ltrhlll of Bradenton, nnnther Mr. .Inricf w ni iir*“"i»!i,ii with n reasons and who wish to makp M E M B E R S H IP GAINS ogv nf parents, she said. by being brought up hy him ." ' ii meet tonight at 7:'tu "VliH-k nt (uixl-iiiuftir’* icwi’l hv .Mi. Miller contribution* may send them to sister and two brother*. He wus N E W Y O R K 'J v—E p i s c n p a l ' w Parenthood is just a develop 3. "R esearch on parents has Die Vnelit 4'luli in an iirganixntioii the association at post office I m.x horn Dec. 20, IHD1 In Ralston rhnri-li inunthershiii increase,I S.74 mental stage "between childhood been concerned almost exclusively ill meiling, Eui I lligginlailhnin, Spa, N; Y, 304. per rent during IU32 over the nre- 1 . nml old age." declared Dr June vs iih their goodness ns parents, us new liresiilelit, said lodny. Mrs, Jobe extended the appre­ * vhms year tn reach a record of Ia>evlngiT of Washington Univer­ if to say that parents are of In A ctlville , of Die uieeling lire I" ciation of the association to those 2 n.VH2a 1 wm reported yesterday sity, St. (mulx, In nn address to lerest only fnr the sake of the itii'lud" fiii'niulatlon of i >Iumh for who already have contributed nnin Die church's annual yearbook. the American Association for the child " next year und prepnintioll of a roxlmately Injun). The goal In Advancement of Science. 4 " In Hie study of mothers, there hudget. Drum*'' City lived up I " its t« campaign la $ii,000. Mr*. Jobe Coining to the defense of some­ has hern extraordinary preoccupa­ name Huturdav afternoon when Automobile tags for 1063 go on times nver-critlrizrd npillii-rs, Dr. tion with the concept of 'maternal salt! that 31 per cent of tho funds Du- Inlli'iite " f a In.'-e trailer M JN G H F I R E S collected are Kent within the coun­ sals Jan . 6, John Galloway, Coun­ Loevlnger elicit five statements rclertlon’. " ' R IT Z Tim Sanford Fire Department (ruck let louse diqmxlt'mr many ty to combat T B , while tho re ­ ty Tax Collector, said today, and buttressing her argument that Rut, she added, "alm ost every “ Million Dollar M erm aid" maining 13 per cent Is split up w ill lie sold In sequenco number", Iherc's too much emphasis on a child believes, at some time nr answered culls nn eru si fire* l-oslii-ls of "ranges In the renter l:()il . 3-04 . fltll) - 7:15 * 0:20 Hutu ilav to 2127 Elm Avenue of the community. between the state and national as­ except for those numlmrs which mother blaming complex; other, that wlutl Is wrong Is T ruffle w in nnnrl«d for half an .M 4 IV IE L 4 N II sociations. havo been specially reserved. 1. "Parenthood lias never been that ‘mommy doesn't lovo inr and at Woodruff Hlieet n m l I' n l"B lu e V e il" llii'tto Avenue, f.'hief Mack Gleve- hour a» I li'-i i I residents and moLicense .tags next year w ill lie recognized officially as a branch enough.’ ” She cmphaalied the eloinui of tnrlsls tank ndvnntuge of tho campaign! "Yo u can afford to full site and will have blue letter* of psychology, nor ns n normal cat 5. "Literatu re written hy psy­ land said today, and to u palm inrhient In (III boxes und max seals, but you can't and numbers on an orange back­ developmental Mage." buy Christ Ch chologists for parents emphasizes tree fire nt the Elks tilayrrnund trunks with the fruit. In Fo rt Mellon i ’nrk last night. to have TB/' a. "C hild psychology 1# one of ground. (I'satlautd lls ra ils Tw*> I* ti n I ui -i»t % W i i r i a t D t i i , a 1 1*0 . 0 0 0 m t v n l u r S h ti I ti »* i n t-*m»|nr j*.i tJx i* ii.u n t i l yiH fU tai l»\ l*lT*ul"nt Operating Costs For Hospital Are Explained To Club Rotary Speaker NApninn Bosh Reveals "*b v I Io*pitals ( 'ost More Than Hotels Meeting Is Held By Fish Trustees On Hospital Plan Tucker I - i >|it 'ini'll it* ( i\*•*r I Vi i.<i»t•(•( s i'*<*f Good Business In Prices For Fun New Year’s Eve New Year Seer Have Wide Range 1 By Expert T ea m !', i i .. I Lanes Are Awarded Prize For Finest (lirisfnias Police ( oiilinuiiiK i ainpuign Against Shine And Bolita ' 'il it*s W ill ( lift Ft! i1; Smut' \ - I asl 't i■;11 Vi I \m! Tcsl In Value HI' W ater '"pnntnrs W ill Mud To Push Sunulu (im? OITiuurs Instailed . d Masonic l.otltfu For Paul N. Freneau Seal ContributionH Will Be Accepted Psychologist Mils Idea That Mom’s To Blame For All Child’s Troubles Kiwaniitn Officials Will Meet Toniffht R ^ -/Vj. •. • , 0 i-amre ( ’ilv Guts 1953 Auto Taira Will Go On Sale On Jan. 5 Citrus Inundation Movie Time Table r .'sV . - • * ' * �^~4f9pM»KXl T H R SA N FO RD H ERA LD I ’m a, . Mnn. Dec. 29, 1032 •4— American Health THE W0R10 TOMT B y J A M E S M A R LO W Aaaoclalcd P m * W riter The Sanford Herald limp In ia vr lii« .on from liurning lo dralli. Overrnme hy' truokr lha hoy hail cellspird tin lha piouml (lour, lull rrvh rtl whru artificial m piralion wa« applird. A Jlrrin.m never V n o W what he ii in fl,r wtirn he aniwers a tall. t i ;i I® I m ;w i MSN. a ew n M ncA rthlir C h arg clO an d Jury Reports Stirs Up Anew His1Of ,,rc"aurc In Beh",f Subversive Group Rift With Truman W A SH IN fiT O N 1AV-A New York Thn health of thr Amerlcnfi iwopJe In 1002 hits lmen ut ' *c. S;«,*MI«X. .1 in mmih /■hllakrtl itDllr n r r p l .atm tin* u freak a rid thn proaptef in nxccllunt for 10011, according to an4 P initial, I'krtiiniK »M ,%r*» l»r. botiln 1. Iluhlln, vIcu-prcHldont of the Mctropolltnn Lift* W A SH IN G T O N <3* - The libirk \«4x. I'Hlillahnl HU SnlHrSats fill hnmtnirc I* tike n Iratcrnlly pin. ) (lag Chrlaimns nail %an \ aura, liiHiirniu'u f’ompnny. N E W Y O R K 'A* — Den Douglas Dlploinnt* wear it like ii *i«n I I I tlsxnnllH t*an«r M arArthur's description of a state Thr: rontinunr! pros run.* of murllual scluncc, the growth which nay* " I eta ti illplumot. f ilrtftl aa aai'ttaal rlaaa mailt r nf mi'iliunl fiurnouriul nntl fiuTlltion, nnrl thu Incrcririurl avail* The hal with the iipriillcd edge menl hv President Trum an a* "In irtnfcs r 3T. mm, at lha I'm I lilllr and the deep crown I* In *uch accurate and misleading" today at aanlnril, riailtln. untlar llta Si- ..hility of mudlcHl earn lo the American people. lie pointed general uxc mining diplomats Ihnt stimulated anew the controversy at I'naaraaa n| ilarrk 3, latti. nut, have all contributed to the fine record of 1002. In hin it I* practically a tribal headgear. around the general's ouster as P a r Hill.I,.1xii l„ IIH.IM opinion II iomu factors totrelhur with the prospect nf jrnod Hut nl least diplomat* have been East rommumler. Ittlllnr MarArthur, in a statement iseconomic conditions affrrrrl a smiml iiasis for optimism re* rn m ld e m l a grnllemnnly group peed here last night, took 1‘ sue IIIHIIION III:.** IliitlitpM ilanapar whose language, while nol always {rnrdinrr the health outlook for 1002, clear, ha* been extremely re with a reported comment hv 'Cai­ si 11*1 iiii-riiiN N Jif lll "The dentil rate in the United States was 0.1* per 1.000 strained even when threatening Ihe man lhi-< he relived MaeArtbur he Ilf rattler • .33 rausc the general "w anted lo In­ llaa Maaik i.im in 1002. tint fifth year in succession with a rate under 10," most frightening reprisal*. Tfcrar Mnnlb* Him, Ur. Uublln reported. "The 1002 rate was slightly lower than Then the Ituaalan* got In on the volve us In all out w ar In the F a r M l lla a ib a B .TS E a s t.1' Oaa %tar ll..vi in the previous year anil may oven he a shade hotter than act and. a* usual, caused con­ The United Press quoted Ihe siderable confuilon the previous all-time low H<'t in 1000. In fact, if allowance is f| | | t iliit M I P ) R H lIt P t, rrtn t* ii f They have come to be regardrd President as making Ihe statement H m n lx ia rr« o liilfi« H o i n n tl n o llt o o u* made for the increased number of older persons in the |>opu* In world capital* a* the bully boy* Sat"rd av in ,m Interview he envr f N lt M iih m 'N i |o r Ih r |> i|p |iii« r o f . to its While House correspondent N l d N l ftis H o , w i l l N r i'lin ritr - 1 f n r | lution, among whom the death is almve the general average, of diplomacy, the dead end kid* It was one of a series nf veer pm* Ml f t * n in e m l * r r I ln lo n r u le * .. | xtateernft. tlie 1002 rate is the lowest, in our history. Health conditions of Since Ihry seem lo have worked Interviews granted hy Ihe Prcsl I t R p r r - r Hir-1 \ n l|r .t i« |f * lit lit I were very favorable during .the greater part of tin1 year, hard at perpetuating this rough­ dent In While House newsmen I n i iil * F w « i* ii(t * r M r |ir - « r R |iiilir > In Washington last night. While the major exception being the prolonged heat wave of early neck Image ol themselve*. II comrs House In r ., \ orftit I h lr N R w , l l l p o l l Press S e c r e t a r y Huger M l M O lt l ‘ | | | n m l M , I . n u l l , summer. This affected a great part of the nation and as a shock fo sec their main man. Tubby said Trum an would have no Stalin, switch to a method which T l f I I P m Iff la *» li t r iM lir f o f I h r brought a tem|«.rary rise in the death rate." seem* almost kittenish. It was Ju*t comment on the M arA rthur *tntcA o m r f n l r t l l* r r « a » M< h U r o l l l l r d merit Tubhy said the President The brightest spot in thn year’s record, according to a little ton cate. r i H M s I l t l f •** t h r N i r f o r rr|ti»HMrAl|<»ai n f nil flip (ur nI nett** |irinfr«* "m ade his statement and is stick­ He I* either sick of the Korean Ur. Dublin, was the continued rapid fall in the mortality IN IfeN » 'm M O rr *« well mm «i' ing hy It." 4 P B f H i d la p A f r liP o , from tuberculosis. Tit- death rate from the disease in 1002. W ar and wlshc* he hadn't let it Courtney Whltnev, retired malnr start, or he Isn’t. He cither want* he said, is likely to he less than 18 per 100,000, and noted to come to an understanding with general and a Ion aide of Mac ‘M O N D A Y 20, 1*932 Arthur gave nut the latter’s slate that "it is difficult to realize that only as recently as 1010 Ihe West, or he doesn’t. T O D A Y 'S H IR I.K V E R S E In any event, he could have done ment It said In full: It was double this rate, and only 10 years ago was nearly 3 "President T rum an’s statement The world hs* survived (hr ml. buxine**, If he wanted lo. through times as high." yesterday (Satu rd ay), ns reported normal channels of Imd men nnd i-vil onltuna. In ihe "In view of the continued high birth rate, It is g ratify­ Instead, when he wanted to say In Ihe press, that I ‘wanted to in m il fled ha. hi. way. ||cr p rio n s ing that the mortality both among mothers and infants has he'd look favorably upon peace votvc us lit an all out w ar in Ihe ■to like waive* ravening the nicy F a r East' I* Inaccurate and mis — Kxrk. 22 : 27. been low and may have established new minimal levels." alks with President elect Kisen- leading bower, he did it by rr*|M>ndlng to Dr. Dublin commented. The Infant mortality rate for 1002 some rpiestlona on hi* altitude to " Mv piirtu>«r and desire was ne< W r tlntl t know linw our lm iri.lt is estimated at a little over 2H per 1,000 live births. The re­ ward world peace submitted tiy lu extend the w ar hut onlv to end I'Ve lint noillirrn wr,i|firr we li.ivr lit At that lime, this enulil have cord would have been even better were it not for the pro­ Ihe New York Time*. been having IntHy. hut wc tlr.n'l. This was such a pussyfooting been aeenmpllshed with only a longed hut spell which indirectly caused the death of a num­ way to operate, IP* no wonder frnetlen of the approximately Jn, Fiorninenl inorttl, v.n nlmning in ber of infants. The nuternal mortality rale Is estimated at John Foster Dulles, who will lie non Am erican halite casualties Florida inr|i«lr Charlri |*. Wilton, less than 7 in every 10,000 live births. Today, out of ap­ Elsenhower'* secretary of stale, which have since resulted. Actu­ ally, the longer it lasts the greater tftr tla iy nf drfriitr in I’trsKlrnl- proximately every 1,000 women giving birth, only one gave him Ihe answer he did Although Stalin Is suspected of the chnnre of Its spreading Hon mother dies. The great Improvement in maternal mortality cleft i.iianlmttrr't rnliinrl Wr replying fo Ihe questions just lo anyone enulil use silrh a bloody hope lip ftrlt llip grind k i | |tr it may lie gauged by the fact that as recently as 10 years ago get puhllrlty dial he can use for drama as n means of self glorifi­ propaganda, Dulles told him If lie cation is nolle beyond my comgoing In nrrd for llie li!g j<i|. there was one maternal death for every TOO births. .............................. ................ really wnnls to do tnislnes*. to do prehension " "F o r the nation's children also. 11102 was an excellent ....... ahead. health year. Thtf'eommtinicahle diseases of childhood caused It llirough the regular diplom atic1 It was nol made d e a r whether channels. Ihe "se lf glorification" remark w as Over four million hnbir. will hr relatively few deaths. Despite the fact the 1002 was a This halted Ihe hull hack to Sta- alined at Trum ao or teas Intended born tlii. year if the rate establish* measles year, the death rate from thu disease was low. This tin. In the end. all that ttiav he by MaeArtbur lo point up hls own rd during dip fir.l |pn month, it | fine result Is due In t art to the use of gamma globulin to | remembered of lid* episode Is lhal, position in the controversy, for a moment anyway.^ Stalin ' Mai Arthur, now chairm an of the ronlihllril. tircordmu In I hr U. ,S.' protect Infants and sickly nr convalescent children from , switched from Ihe usual Commit hnaril „ f (tcmlnalnn llarnl, Inc Public Health S t m r r , iluit triting getting measles. nlst tartles of tearing the house was fired liv Trum an April ft. in.'d "The exception to the generally favorable health situa­ down to a kitten caper a ttrw frrnrd. l.itil year tlicir w rrrl Truman Ihcn said in n formal statement that he concluded Mac j.« D .n o n haler* horn, not a loul tion in childhood was the high prevalence of poliomyelitis. Arthur "is unahlc In ijivo hls Iftn rd in il.rlf, Thai was 2't for More than 07.0<><» eases were reported during the year, the Kniwotok Island ,Is whnlchrnrlcd supptirt" tu II S highest on record and actually one third greater than the rath nnr ihnu.iind nf iiopul'ilum. D a m a g e d I f y l y n h l t o n and United Nnlmn* imflcic* in ______ , Korea the highest ralr for 2r> ycui* r v previous high jn l!M!>. Fortunately, the case fatality — the fP|<l ill 1947. Anyonr who think, ratio of deaths to cases — was low, and the death rate was IIO N O l.y i.U '.is—Thr Hawaiian | ---------------llii. friuntry it drradanl nr on thr of Ihe order of only 2 per 100,000 population.Moreover, there Sea Frnntlrr report* a typhnon hit PsycItologi.sI.M is new hope for controlling outbreaks of pnllnmyulltls by Eniwrlnk Island yesterday and drrliiiP i» (ailing In nhiPtvp ihr caused slime dainaue hut "n il sert. immunizing children against it. In this disease also; gamma lla lilllc i., nils casualties " (<‘•10111111111 Fiom l ' « T doe) globulin gives temporary protection. Large scale trials of There are nhuul .VMt II 8. mill 'the rights of infants,' Ihe „l,lig» On C 111it I ma. tiny in A'lgO'Is, Immunization in epidemic areas during the year indicate Inrv personnel no thr Island, a 1ion nf mother* 111 satisfy their m id 'l's riflr hasr for lestlni: atomic children'* needs," hut without tell Me. I hr |plr|ihnnp innit ini Ihr local that tills procedure has great promise." log Ihe difference lid ween (!„• Another favorable aspect of the health picture which and other secret wea|Hin* filr department. I h r liirnian who A Navy spokesman said « me*. child’s needs and rights an.warn) lha i all hraid hi* wifr Dr. Dublin noted was Hie trend In respiratory disease. The sane from the Island, received at Dr taievlnger said there ought lay thrir hnn.r wa* on lirr. Hr death rale finin pneumonia and influenza was somewhat 10:13 p m.. KST, last niulit. re ­ to tie a study of the tmlcntlalilic* da.hrd mil follntvrd hy the filr less Ihim In lliftt and at about the previous minimum re­ ported most of the Island wax un­ for evil of the "hmv to lie a perfect der wafer. A laler message said, parent" hooks, lectures and nr Iriicki, ami airivrd linmr ju.l in corded in "N o I m m e d i a t e nsslstann re m |: llllfc M otr than 7)00,000 new daistootti. h ip going to hr nreded in Ihe Unilrrl S la t e in (hr next (even year, if nut young paoplr a ir going to lie propeily lakrn ra ir of in our public .rlioril*. ihr U. S. O ffirr nf Kiiuratimi declares, Thr Inl.d tntl of providing half lhal nuinlirr pietenlly needed it len Inllion dollar, ■nil not more llian half of that amount can po.iihty ha ra i.n l un­ der pre.enl la* program.. The only •llrm alive lo prnvidng pmprt achool facilities i. nver-riowding. limiting enrollment*, and ignorance. A rathrr .ladling rtvrlalinn f| * t (Mites from thr Florida S ta ir Nrtaileri A.iorialinn which rrlra .r. the remit nf a .urvey .hnwing lhal iP " only two prrion. out of a hundtrd ' ^ j L-1 in tNi. .tatr know in which run* i> gresilnnnl diitrirt they tr.iile. Ami only two nut of live know thr namr of their congressman. flut everyone ol them can tell you how tty-ir con­ gressman ought In voir on every bill that cornel up. Furthfifnntr. they know exactly what i» wfrong with" thii country and whet to do 5?;( ■tmiit it. W ho rare, which di.trict he llvei in> , We hear a great deal In thi* country about huilne.i and the Urofiti of bllilneit and we general­ ly think of.big buiineia and big profit*. And mmetime* we fotget how many bu*ine».e* arn littlo and how »ma!l are their profit*. The Department of Commerce revrel* Therg ere now 4,0M,000 huiintti nrern* in the United State*. ut 74 percent of the*# concern* .fjby four per*on» or lea*, and r majority of them have been 1 piled *inee the wer. About m iii. of all ihete new budnen already «one out of iwaioe** of them did not turvive lira. trouble with Americaiii U le n t loo much, aajit Dr, Victor of ’ Craighlon Uhlverirty. a large part of the t u t ol l U l f r t i , that W a ebarge got help our populathy re have long bean cop* t tfm two gr*Aa#* fmtlta fhW MHtntry h aw U qulrnl. Will krep you advised " When TiH’tv Whs Nf) Debt, Good ItiiHincMH ;• Whnl almll tu> tltlifp about Hit* nntktmtk tleht 7 A commits tee of iToiioiiiiaix chom*n by tin* Twentieth f'fllitnry FtPttl inn; licuit tliHcumtiiiir thu tirohlum. Now wo 11 over 2f>() billion dolinrn, Hourly it mI i o h M bo reduced whonevor pructlniblo. The commit too juikkomI m a program of tin niimml reduction of II to f. per rout, tutlijocl to omlHsion when pronporlty fnlln off. Obviously tut oiithionk of war would aluo u|mot the pro­ gram. W ith thin proviMo borne in mind, a regular Hchedule of debt reduction donorves noriotitt thought. In c re d ib le <ih it seem s, th e re wtta once » tim e w h e n th e U n ite d S la t f H h ad n o p id d le deb t. T h is w iih in 1820 u n d e r th e .lackturn n ilm in lH tra tio n . T h e oh vim tn p ro c e d u re , to reih ie e ta x a tio n , win* n o t ad op ted Imcntino th e t a r i f f , th e c h ie f matron o f g o v e rn m e n t in co m e , h a d J u a t been fix e d a f t e r a h it t e r H t'ctlm iiil fig h t , a n d it w as n o t th o u g h t w in e to reopen th e ip icH tlon. K x p o n d ltu ro ti on p id d le Im p ro v e m e n t* w e re th o u g h t u n ro U H tltiitlo m d b y th n .IiiekHoniatiH. T h n one r e ­ m a in in g p o m d h llity w a a to d is t r ib u t e th e Hurplm* to th e h I at OH. T h in w an do ne, th r o u g h r a t h e r In th e fo r m o f a loan th a n a g ift. Hom o #28.0(10. w iih th u n d U t r lh u t e d u n t il thu fin a n c ia l p a n ic o f 1827 m ad e nuch la v la h n e a H no lo n g e r pona lb le . L o a n o r n o lo a n , it w iih n e v e r re p u ld . In d e e d V ir g i n ia in 1882 m ade a c la im on th e S e c r e t a r y o f th e T r e a m ir y fo r a n o th e r IiiH tid m n n t, w h ic h it c la im e d to bo due. T h in c la im w an not u p h eld b y th u courtM. T h in w in d f a ll to th e atatoH w e n t fo r vn rim iH iih c h , Hontt! e r e c tin g p id d le Im ild lu g a , mime lin in g It fo r c u r r e n t expenacH. T h n lu c k y in h o ld tu n ta o f M a in e re c e iv e d It aa a per c a p it a o m ic n t . It'd n o t lik e ly t h a t th in w ill h ap p en a g a in noon— I f e v e r. Lenp Year Failure From tlm nlandpolnt of promoting marriage* thin leap year him been n failure, government Htatlntlcl»n* report. Hy October of thlM year there were almoat 90,000 fewer marrlngoH than In thn almllnr period in 1081. The government expert* did pot state whether the failure of leap year to pu*h up the number of marriage* win* the reMult of an oHpeelul warlnc** on the nart of hachelor*. who are slippery creatureH In any year. Nor did the statis­ tician* say whothor the girl* were too bashful to take ad­ vantage of the leap year tradition and propose. Perhaps both the eligible men and the eligible women decided, in the light of the unrest and trouble that {tervaden the world, that it might b.i bent to make 1982 a look beforo you leap year. ( ( ‘nqllmird I'ron. I'n a r fin e' for Kcnnomle Devctnpmcnl IC E D ) co operated. T h r report said businessmen |dnn expenditures In 1053, HIM and 1935 for new plant and equipment close lo this ye a r's record level of near ly 27 bflllon dollars The report cited this—plus eon tinned iMipulatlim growth, unfilled needs for schools, hospitals and highway building, tmslernlratlou nnd replncemenl, jaisslhle Inx reductlnus, slrnbte individual sav­ ings, nnd social security Isrnefltw—a* major offsetting fs'-lors t« slackrncd defense spending nnd any tendency inward recession. Rut the rrjxirl came tip with the conclusion Inal bigger prrujuclinn nml purchasing power nre Ihe key* lo locking nut depression The survey assumed Inlrrnnlbm ill renditions nnd II. 8 m ilitary goals In Iho next three years would nut appreciably change. Hern use th# economy Is nnw more or less krrping pare with both rlvlllnn amt m illlnry require menl*. the report sold, there will ho neilher n hnrklog nl demand nor a letdown in )ii.V3. In Ihe present national security program, m ilitary spending Is expertml tn reach ii penk t il about 11 to 17 per cent nf the gross na­ tional prndurt nnd In drop to u maintenance level of nhmit 12 tier cent. Among principle |xdnt* In the report were these: 1. "T h e strong probability, iiiish of rnurse no rurtalnly, of another year of good builocss In 1033." 2. A downturn in 1031 Is a real 3. "fn b projeelwt decline tn de­ fense spending In 10.33 would pro­ vide, s serious test nf the econ­ omy,... Thu». IM S anpeara tn he • year In which it.witl he of major Importance sluhly to oapand pri­ vate markets." 4. I’craonal Incnmo after taxei In 1*33 may be 210 billion dollars, an Incroaso nf 7 per cent over tu t. 3. No major price ralsca are In(Heated In the Inn M near future. 6. A tSniely year for Jax cut* id Ml when both governouJd be loss, woi lentPri and private spending may be ment _____ slacking off. federal Krand Juror testlfled today fhat "four nr five " United Nation* employes siisnectrd of Communist leanings had been recommended to the U. N. hy n member of Con­ gress. Joseph A Cahll. Ihe Juror, also said the Jury fell "there was a conspiracy hy a subversive clique that had heen putting people In ini|H,rtanl places In the Stale De­ partment for over 2f> years." Cahll declined, however, to name Ihe lawm aker who. he said, "p ro b ­ ably was an unwitting tool In con­ sp iracy." " I would give hls name In a minute If I thought he did It In.tenlinnnlly," Cahll said. " l i e enjoy* n very good reputa­ tion and for me tn say anything ns far afield ns saying whether lie I* In the Senate or the House I hc.sltnlc to do " Cahll bolstered the testimony of another witness. Charles J Harxany. assistant foreman of the fledhunting Jury, tn the effect that Ihe State amt Justice department* hampered the Jury's Investigation of subversive* among Am erican cllirens employed hy the U. N. They appeared before n House Ju d iciary subcommittee Investigat­ ing reports Ihe Ju stlre Department Interfered In the ju ry ’* inquiry — Too Late To Glawlfy I ( r , ■t_ ............ „^ *. . . I s. A- -■ -j I f v o u haven’t made a trip down'|,ont.i and cruisers " w* ‘* the Overseas Highway between Mi- perlies eager to lourMV m o <«» ii ml and Key West lately there's a taut waters to do bStHe w lin sailMg surprise waiting for yon. It l» fish, marlin, barscuda, "'''K , ■maxing to seo the growth and tin. nmlter Inrl.s or otner im ny development of the Keys. I fighters who ran make your'.rce f recently drove to Marathon (o sing or *mn*h vour outfit If you attend a meeting *>/, the Florida aren't i-nreful. Outdoor VV r 11 e r » Assoelnllen You ran fish when vmt want loop staged at the new Key Motel nt fish, eat when voo want to rat nr^ Marathon Shores, ft Is truly ne -’- o when von want to sleep oRt-of-this-world setup und tin Menl are available from sun-up answer to thn sportsman'* prayer t . midnight ami Imx lunches at# Although the weather w a s ii hit loovii'eit for those who go out for snnppy when we left .Miami il ilo day. If voo nre looking for a was a lieautiful bright siinshtuv , ■niion spot that offers evrtVdnv and the drive south wr.s Inter, t! log. you tin,I belter rail Phil cstlng and en|ovnhlc. Much nettvl- Siidcwxkl and make n reservation ty was In evidence in the vnrt and The rates for both room* ain growing vegetal,le section between meal* me -m nominal you won't Miami and Homestead. This lr In Hi ve It. • one of Florida's richest ngrlrultin •| -----------------h si areas and la Itelng eximniled ) f l | / l 'Put I 7 l i n s t ‘ llulldoxers nml Henvy mnrHnerv ” -“ x r l U I t i l IV U I1 I* were at work clearing land, and A H t o l i I I I A llt o n io b jlc mllo after mile of growing crops r o n L ?n m !S t5 e Prnm panyC The action, contested hy the C IO 1 ,n" v'ir r."'1 United Steelworkers union, was ™ > h« ‘" v that Is ; Ihe first direct court test nf Ihe hard to heat. Itonds were eoustMtilionallty of the Tuft H a rt­ In good condition nlthough truffle was fa irly heavy and the motorist ley Act’s Injunctive provisions. The government had sought an must l,e on the alert, particularly inlunction lo keep the supply of on the numerous bridges where nickel plated pipe, vital lo atomic hook nml llnu fishermen line the energy work, flowing from the fuil and are nut to forget them­ Dunkirk plant selves and step I,nek In fiont of an Knight ordered the workers to .approaching car. stay on their |»lis until M nrrh 2 | The .State Road Dctmtlnx-nl Knight said Ihe strike could not should provide fishing fuclllllo, in eonllnne bcrausc it affected the I the form of catwalk* nr balroni, health and security nf the nation, where wh folks could fu ll in sufelv nnd not l,e in the oath of fast nmv big two.wnv truffle. Two people lM i n i s w ire killed nod three Injured on this highway dining Ihe previous weekend, and unless fishing- from S W E E T W A T E R . Tex <^v—" I ’ni the luidues Ik forbidden until other tl*f run in* vit(:k*fi Miftjr coming «n down." a wealthy Wesl i n !'rrrufiiiw r " ntf'.,riw 'm Texas rancher radioed and plunged ' A fisherman nmv he caution it bright yellow plane ft son fed Inlq Ihe gravel pit' he had picked enough most of the time. I„it when n Idg fish makes a lunge at His io die In starts off with Frantic, futile p l e a d i n g hy plug . — or. -.............. ..........hls . „bait blends and airport officials In n nil thought of nersnual safely or fireehm ir air lo gromul argument i »unrroundlng* is fnigottim nnd it Heir. Too often, she said, "e n d , parent f illed tn slop Ollle W illiam Cox. j lx Ihe most natural thing In the chooses lhal nitvtrr on him In IM from Ids srrenmlng dive yes world for him to ntrn back ( , , „ „ Ith * railing In an effort to strike raise children lh.1l I* Ira I appro Ir-rrlny priate for him ." She said Hindi ol the advice to Key Motel ti.im ds from psychologists mnv genial I'ldl rnndilng family lllrv* an opposite effect from Itvit t'lvll Aeronniitles Administration "" Intended, liial ninny mother* who os we rolled into the Kparious nnikread books and articles on child­ eviw iIs today studied a tape re bio are,, In front o f the lieau tifu l rearing "a re thn-c who are nl rnriilni’ of Cox's lenuthw radio eon m ain building which houses the rendv nverlnirdened with cnnxrl versation with friends on the o ffice, sw anky cocktail lounge ground m an effort to (ind a ntotlvo c u re " aloud II and only d raw m ail, dining sullon nnd coffee shoi,’ for the suicide plunge trouble w ailing mid we " I lu*! can't fare It." he re I on, hemi was Talk of Ihe It.ul effects of tin ternnl rejection may well resull pealed over and over In Ihe rnmh dined on summer fingers that lust Another lime he seemed to melt io vour mouth. In on|> in making parents a'raid l„ iinrT dialogue fa il, all of our meals there were face their temrtnniry and Innocent sobbed "Nnhmly loves me. Nobody e*n «„lendid: |’ve never encountered meeds nf hostility toward lhe|e . . . . finer food and thu service was exchildren, moods that are normal heln m e ," Ihreats. lokes aed pb’Hdlnr* ,.client in all parents at ♦Imes, she said could not rhaiige hls announced i I'h H 'R a d o w s k l.w liito n e ra le a th e Intention of crashing into the gravel fv w ), h lhl. „ f h u 1uvr|v Fuil To Stop Fatal Dive Of Flier 'Srss e x ) r l,rn was exl.au.led r»iHt or Fun (Cnnllnurtl From t'sge One) Drinks are extra t ’hicago From *0.10 to M V Ml at principal nigh) rluhs and holds for dlnnrr, dancing, enlerlnim iirnl. fa Vnrs nml nnlsemakcrs. Iloston—f to to $12 apiece for the works—rxcrpl linunr New Orleans—Like New York, n big range here — $2 to 3?n il,u fur $20 they give you a highball and a pint of champagne with din­ ner nnd enlerlalnmonl After you've consumed lhn.*o, yon'ry on ymtr mvn Hun Frnnelieu — From S I2.Ml a person down, with llmmr extra. Dallas — From *13 down, No IIqhor by Ihe drink Is sold in Texas piihlle place*, but you can bring your own tug and liny setups, lain Angeles— I’rleen In the welt known Hollywood nnd Lo* Angeles nightspots start nt *31.93 Max In­ cluded). At Clrn'a nnd Ihe Cocoa- nut Drove this price Include* breakfast nml hangover rurrs fur­ nished hy n thoughtful innnagement. Atlanta — One hotel I* offering dinner, an lee ahnw and rianrinir for *9.23. Other club amt hotel price* range from *3 to *7 30 apiece. Ovm luo Solo Flier LiiiuIh In HnhaniaR 'X i^ " ' '0 "nH ,,,m,ort ,,f 0,Hr The Individual rottnges nt the Motel nre na mmlerli ax tomorrow. |»,«iutlfullv furnUhcd ami spared „ „ that gucxU do not feel crowded The entire property Is attractively landscaped and every facility tr provided the vacationer. The pro­ perty lies between thn main high­ way and the nrenn front. Unhunns arc available nt modest rates nail a large swimming mad Is now un­ der construction. Comfortahle arm chairs are spotted along the beach and spnrlnui dock whore laxv folk can In­ dulge In arm chair fishing. A bail nml tackle shop fx located on the dm-k and halt I* nlwnvx avnilahlu. (f'nntlm ird From One) Hpanklng new row hontx and kicknf his income today. era nre provided for those who Mr. Lush wo* introduced hv wlxh to flwli the flat* or quieter Dene Tucker, wlm nl*a Introduced , „ l ... D i. Reaman, Fred Wilson, V ic to r. v; " i rr.*’. w ^ 1“ . U,fl. f[n.e l ,,f..th" , U r Dreen, und Jo h n K v h h *. member* of the ( ’minty Hospital trustee*. Other guest* were Intmduced by Charles Morrt*on Including T. w .j Lawton, and Dr. John Morgan.! The meeting wa* presided over hy ('resident Dot, Harris. REA CH M* - F Send tor FREE COPY ol Uipea Santiago. 27. Rallnas, I'uerto Rico, wn* killed Sunday while walking along State Road 7 .near hero- Florida Highway Patrolman E'yjeno Wright said Santiago shingixed In front of • car. 1953 FORECAST |A Analytes A t famines . ond Divide ode OiHfoak u fee a 40 Rallread* • >• 1)1til lie* . • 41 leading Isdviirlal* N «W A D M IN U fiA ftO N WG WILL CLOSE AT NOON, DEC. 31 ALL DAY, J A N . » l to eating U » much. G R IM M A COi ^ o x l V 1r*r» - 1 tu n A Y S e & ita C U G LIER MOTOR SAI.KS 219 East Herntul I’hnne 1231 i . i m Huick Super Sedan 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe Ex tra Clean, Radio, Heater and Dood Tires. Ex tra Clean, Radio .00 1940 Ford Convertible Coupe Extra Good Tires, Good 1950 Bulck Sedanette Clean, Ixiw Mileage, Radio, Heater, Dyaoftow M in n mmmSmmmmmmmrnJi I D USEDCARS .rteew tend M thee " If t l retina." . Neele -- — HUMS R JAN-9 Rotary Club Atiael ...- S S W M H K lIiH a M H K lM ilS Il ... m m m m m & Comity I N A S S A t1, Hahnma* <.B—William Sprnlllng. former Jewelry matin factiirer overdue on n solo fllghl from Havana, landed safely at ltiiin a m tE H T ) lotlay nl Dakes Field • lie carried extra gasoline In his Iwissenter single engine plane, nml presumably spent the night snmowhere enrmite. The surprise landing cntlrd a vast air nml sen search of the nrenn area between Havana and Nassau. PKDKHTH1AN K IL L E D D ELRA Y is- and charming son. I , an InnU c e n e r of the old school. From 'svltgtll to well Into the night this [<rln aie on the Job looking after Writisn by lop Konnnilitt on itaR ef esilen»llr-ktw.*n inxMiment in ■csrrh otgsnlesilon, ' The 191) Jo m o r the m ilit ecoaomic niciurr tmn the irxtitor’i p.,|ni of-sltw, (ldmitfs riin ln u Sod dMJendl per time for 4) Jndusiiisls. 40 tidrordrsad 2) utilhies — s v(tushie slit lo tvtiy buiiaew* sun an. 1 investor. For teer fur •rapr — fill in end m*il coapon, S M n m * s w r « ia iM « a i* * r 'v/ t1 -'" B y R lt 8 R F .IL K A T j Injunction Granted under * -'i” . ron1 ;’£ " ot ' S ! , “ 1 1 l» ir r n o r r I.r- A reckless driver hls car eareening aernss a processing ptanta In operation and jnwn nn,i into a house Sunmany new stores, homes and hush ,|1V nrsa buildings along the wnv. | p n| nlthough he had no d river’s Homestead I* a hustling, -bust' license and grinned broadly when ling city that glistened in tin-ihe surveyed Ihe damage, police worm sunlight. It Is growing like didn't lickrl him The driver. A n - te a weed with new business block, thonv Wldliy. is only 2 years old ™ am) home* everywhere In evidence * Hi* father, Ja c k Widby, had loft I would liked to have stopped for <be toddler alone in Ihr car for a n visit with ntv newspaper friends I moment Anthony climbed hehlnd there tmt but wc we were late for the me 1,10 wneci, "h e el, iiirncu turned n key and piunctl pushed I ln ,l„ . 'here acy ami l l r l i i c r I 1 1 1 l - r l t t r i i c y ! meeting >0 kept moving. Rome dnv * ' " ’iplc of buttons, with results I hope I'll hays time to him In the Hi-n-fr-ou.x to the ear and the home Helen Pattenaude, hls H U FFA LO , N Y .f»-Feder*l cm and lust start out for nowhere '.,f ,V^* neighbor. Judge John Knight today derlared In particular, free to stop nnd visit * „ next. dimr , , . , , A lleoristltotlonal the inhincthin pro-! friend* along the w av and not l,e suffered only a bruised forevision of the Tnft-Harltey Act, trvlng to keep some sort of a sche- i iri" Hls derision m ine as he granted dole, the government an »0 day InJuneThe trio down the Kcvs Is ,1, Pon under the Act restrain n« ll^htful. The vast expanse of Orrnn workers from cnnttmiing a strike (; u)f watrM< , l(nfknnir ......... . NOTICE I Wa*4 Rfrd ‘Mrad -• K W w im z m f* - V, ,;<y. tr- f oo 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan Extra elean. Radio, Oa# Owner, 1947 Chevrolet ■ 4 Door Sedan One, Owner, Radio , Heater Extra Good Canditten, Clean Mat �I rnn sanford ncnAi.D tv m u n A S c n n is T M A S n- v Page 3 O V IE D O (8|iecial) — One of i Mon. Dee. 29, 1932 tlie prettiest C’hrlstiuus parties ol ; tie Fam e 11 circle ; Mrs Theodore (lie season wac the Christinas tea given b> the U M l' i.f t t,e I 1) led-' \olin jti.-l Mrs A i Hint Cnrll'-dt'e. The Fit St Methodist ('hurt'll was Mr*. E . V. Byrd of Prairie Road In a hcatilifol candlelight ■erv-IMr* I n u ll i h it r..i a w e. Idtitg Baptist Chutch la t w*.k in the i.x c ie h-a.I-r ami -oicinl chair man ut Katie Sue Circle; Mr*. George * W ED N ESD A Y the selling on Dec. 20 for the m ar­ is visiting in Miami with her fath ice f.hrnt.clh rm io - e lluti id roll | ( r i p in tlo low er l o r t n a- 1 I poll church annex. MONDAY vt.-mis and Mrs. Young H arris An All-Church W alchrlght S e rv ­ riage of Miss H a rr! Bor nine .•r and other relatives. W c r - 1 th io l re tu rn liftr ( Ja n . fi l lo v plan I ova me the hridc of Ronald Hostesses included Mr*. I it The F lr*t Baptist Training Uniice will lie held at the First Map- Haines to Donald Wade D)ess at tier l.autrr on Saturday night at to reside in Crum—villr, l ot travel­ Jones Jr ., hospitality and social social t-hniriiinn and assistant from W orker'* Council w ill begin at t ilt Church beginning with the 4:00 o'clock with the Rev. J . E. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kirkland and Holy Cross Episcopal Church. The ing Mrs. I.nuti-f wore a N avv blue chairm an; Mrs. Hottis- P. Rag* I's-nrl Mnrtin Circle; Mrs, J . W . DO p. m. with a covered di*h *up- Prayer Meeting Service at 7:110 StrKinlcy officiating. The bride is children are the guests of her par­ bride is the daughter of Mr. nml bengnl’ie ltensley nml Mrs. J . f.. Malcolm, *uit with rhinestone r In the Memorial Education p.m. The public Is welcome to at­ the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Mitchell M rs. W illiam Cauthen Hutchison button* and Navy accessories. She dale and Mrs. Mae E. Kiii|». circle <((n*ini chairman and Christmas lender and social chair man of .Net illdinjr. . hnirninn from M ary Lawton C ir­ E . Raines and he is the son of Mr. tend the service. nnd the bridegroom’* parent* are ai>o wore a white orchid corsage. public installation of the OrThe bride attended the Beaver tim .D H F .N G I V E I’RO G It VMS cle. Mrs. Paul K. Miller of Charlotte Mr, nnd Mrs. Werner Maximlllian W eklw a Lodge No. R7!h 1.. A. to and Mrs. Isunc M. Dyess all of this of the Eastern Sta r will be city. Forming n beautiful back­ ( Special t — Both the Mr* Mae E. King poured tea Is visiting her sister, Mrs, I .miter of Gainesville. The double Country Day School tn Chestnut O V IE D O Id at BiOO p. m. at the Masonic II. H. T. w ill meet in Cue 1. O. <1 F. ground for the double ring service N. C. ung wedding service was perform­ Hill, Boston, and was gra-luiitrd i (Hit-do M ethodist nnd Oviedo Bup- while Mr* Theodore A nl in poured W . M. Colbert. H all at 1:00 p. m. T U K H tM tr were pine Itoughs, w hile glndihd III ahum-Eckes School nr list churches had vet y interesting coffee ed by the Itcv, IB Byitleinn Zim ­ from Clirl Scouts w ill hold n New and Tctrnpnnix. Branched candela­ The Chapel Choir w ill hold rePuim llnich tn I Pol She is new- programs given by the children Mr. and M o . Forrest llrerkeu- merman. araal at the F irs t Baptist Church Years Eve party on Dec. 11 ul bra held white tatters. Tin- tl;1 M yriad s of candles lighted the attending the University of F lo ri­ from their orphanage*. ridge and children are expected I p The hilde w iis given In marriage the Memorial Educational Build- 7:00 p. m. Each Scout Is asked to return todnv from Valdosta. (5a church with wreaths, holly, and da. Mr. Banter attended Ridge­ children from the Methodist honn bring a col, blanket roll and lunch. f Assembly room at rt:45 p. m. by her father and wore a suit of where they spent the Christmas poin«ettia* while other Christmas wood High School in Ridgewood, at Enterprise, accompanied by tlo soft blue faille and brown acces­ nimnpRAi'TOR greenery formed a lovely back­ N. J mol is now u student at the Rev, nnd Mrs. Charles Thompson sories, with a corsage of while holidays with her parent*. ground f»r the ceremony. The University of Florida He i* a Mrs. Itrigliton, matron of the ju n ­ H O I I I S !• In 12 — 2 lo 5 enrnntions. Serving ns her maid of member of the K t h T f . and be­ Mr. nail Mr*. A. E. Shinhol*er lo-nuty of the chancel was en­ long* to the I'bl Kappa Tan social ior hoy*: Mr*. Padgett, nurse; Mr honor was M i's Jo Anne Williams Phone 7B5 and Nits. Cecil Sellers, pianists of hanced with the while chrysanthe­ who wore a suit of grey wool with have returned from Moultrie, On mums and white candles used on fta le rn lly Mrs. Iltutr-i I* the the church at Enterprise Mis\thilillr Rank the holiday w ill) where ihev spent grnnddauphtoi of Mis, E Iheul pori* Faber, upperinti ioh i i of n.< un> accessories and pink carna­ her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J . O the nltar. ney- Vauglmn of Sanford and the hildren' the many lovely parlies | Ratten, Mr. and Mrs. P. It. Tep -1 tions formed her corsage. division. Mi* Falo-r Grgnliist Mrs. Roy I". Sytnes Into Vlfrrd Coed poudliey -,f C ar­ Mr*, Sellers an.I Mrs. TIuunp-ur In honor of Miss Jean sic. Mr. and Mrs. lieruld Bussing , The brother of the bridegroom, Stewart. played imptml music nml Miss lisle, England, also Do- late Mi had chin go of tlo- Christmas pm yer, whose marriage to Robert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Iterry. Mr Isaac Marion Dye-* J r ., of Madi­ Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Messenger, Joyce 11st act sang "A v e Marin" right will he an event of Dec and Mrs. Robert Frisch, Ml«* son performed the duties of Pest M r . A. It. Gorman und Mrs. Thel- and "tl Perfect Love". The tradi­ nml Mrs. Joseph Caution lints lvi gram. sun. Ills ginndpurcuts an- the lat ' ' | The Sunday School classes of , was one given by Mrs. It Helen W right. Thomas Vaughn man. Mrs. Ituincs, mother of the nm Downs of Jacksonville visited tional wedding marches were used. Gustav A. Gimmler of Itreslau, the chut -h gave gifts to the chil­ ayde Rucker which Included the M r .and Mrs. Lee and Mr. and yesterday with Mr. Messenger’s The bride was given In marriage Germany mol Mrs. Gimmler of hrlile, wore a dress of N avy blue noree and a number of her col- j Mrs. I.ctiette. ( LVfl/pf S h i S h a w n Dai l y by lo-r father nnd wore a hridnl Milwaukee. Ilis pateinal grand dren cr the home. The Church of rrcnc and lace with N avy acres, mother, Mrs. M. S. Messenger. fi-ririg thnt day also went to tlo fe age friends on the morning of gown of ivory duehess satin. The parents ••ING Y O U ! C A M IIA me Mis. Mnxunilliaii home. series and a corsage of white car­ * . 23. Beautiful arrangement* Mr. and Mrs. W . D. Hofmann nations. The bridegroom's mother, Mr, jiml Mrs. Robert Frisch of dress wus fashioned witli u por­ l.nuter and the Into Mr. Maximll red gladioli and white candles entertained Miss Sayer and Mr Mrs. Dys* wore a gnwn of Navy- East Mcudow, B. I.. N. Y. arrived trait neckline dimmed with im ­ linn Banter of Kiel, Germany. ir* used In the living room, with W rig h t yesterday afternoon with blue crepe with grey accessories on Friday to visit her narent*. Sen­ ported Hretunne lace nml embroid­ Among the out-of-town guests a dinner given In the Bataan Room and corsage of white camellias. lght(d tree. ator nml Mrs. I.lovd F. Iloyle. They ered with seed pearls, The full for the wedding were Mr, nml Mrs. n the center of the refreshment of M a yfair Inn. In the center of Following the ceremony Mr. and plan to return to their home In skirt *l*n featured a panel of the A. Gurney Dnudncv ami Mr and. A HOWL OF R EA L HOME M ADE lace and seed pearl.* extending to Mr-. II C, Htea*lman of Miami, lie were Christmas berries and the luncheon table wns a crescent Mrs. Ilyess left for a wedding trip i jg,.w York on Saturday. the hemline. She wore a full Mr. ami Mrs. Werner M. Banter J V E G E T A B L E SO U P namrnts in a silver bowl sur - 1shaped arrangement of delicate J to Daytona Bench and are now length veil of heirloom Hnsepninl Mrs. Gustav A. Gimmler, Mr. and I • C H E F 'S C H O IC E O F T A S T Y jnded with red mdnseltlss end yellow chrysanthemums which a l" 0 | making their home At 2102 Amelin Mrs. B. E. Echols and daughter S A N D W IC H D A IL Y dcandlrs. During the morning | encircled the tall white tapers on Drive. Mr. Dyess is associated Sonia of Knoxville. Tenn .are thr lace and French tulle and carried Mr*. Dougins Ossenforl, Mr. and with the Florid Power Company. cue*!* of her parents, Mr. and a white prayer hook marked with Mrs. Ilin old \ewin-. Dr, and Mr* ? honoree was presented with the table. • C H O IC E O F C O F F E E (1R T E A small white orchids and lilies of Perry Among the out of town guests \ Foote of Guincxt i l l i . ne of her breakfast ware. About | Sm all bridal place ranis mark­ Mr*. V. II Erederlek. Upon her John It Faille of New Yoik City; j candles. Durin gibe morning ed the seating arrangement and for the wedding were Mr. and return to her home. Mrs. Echol* the valley. H O M E M A D E P I E S D A IL Y Serving ns her matron of honor Mrs. F Hall Faille of Southport., during the afternoon the host and Mrs. l.eon McKInscy and Mrs. | plans to enter thr University of lh Miss S a v n . ua* her -i«ter in-law, Mr*. W il­ Conn . W illiam llostwir k of Tillin' Carry MeKinsev of Jacksonville; hostess presented the honored cou­ liam Cauthen Hutchison Jr ., who hns-er , Mi and Mr Cialik Chase Mr. und Mrs. I. E. Dyess J r . of Tennessee Prior to the Inter-fraternity ple with u gift of silver. won- a full length bouffant gown if Windi-mere; Mr. mol Mrs, Madison. ■are on Christinas night, Mrs I Those enjoying the party with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Highlry- fashioned of while French net o v e r| Frnok Mac Neill of Miami; and W A L G R E E N AG EN C Y Miss Saver and Mr. W rig ht wore' ■fepli Saunders and her daughter ) n-nn of Baltimore, Md. left yester­ white taffeta. She wore <lUiw- Mr arid Mi- I'n d . rok M I aulel "O N T H E C O R N E R IIY T H E C L O C K " Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Sayer, Mr. and rs, E a rl Swanner. entertained day for their home after u holiday length while satin mill* and cm *.f Glen I(.is k. N I Mi mid MrMiss Helen th open house honoring Miss Mrs. Fred W right, visit with their parent*. Mr. nnd iied n white satin muff with large Ralph T a llin , I'alalko: Mr. mol yer and Mr. W right, at the W right, Hymn Fox and his son M is. C. IB llrig e of Orlando and I arrangement of double poinsettias, Mrs. || )• W hitakei, In. ksonville; uniters’ home in M ayfair. Deco- Charles Fox. and Mr. ami Mrs and Mr. mid Mr*. I’a ik ii llan/at Miss llurhnrn Ann Edcnfield, Mr. nml Mrs. S. D. Ilighlrym nn holly ami ivy. 1 Brides maids were Mi«s Dial i of W inter Park. ’.Ing the rooms w rre lovely nr-1 Hofmann. who will he married tonight, was of Sanford. Boyle an,) M i " Donna l.ou H a r­ igem enU of white gladioli nndj l honored on Saturday morning with ristmas greens. A lighted trer| The couple was honored later In I a liicakfast given by Mr«. II. Mr. nnd Mrs. I.lovd T. Tnrhut- per of Sanford nnd Mis« Kllrnheth awn through the windows to the the afternoon with a boat party- Wiivih' Rucker at her home on tor. of Norfolk. Va left on S a tu r­ 1'ameliog of Veto Iteach. Serving Mi«s rch. given by Mr. and Mr*. H a rry Leej Valencia Dlive. The guest* were day night after spending the hull I ax junior Itridrsmnol was The refreshment table In tin­ and Horry Lee J r . aboard their invited for m o o a.in. to tin- dnv with her parents. Mr. nml Mr*. | -hilly Chase, daughter of Mr nnd ting room was covered with an yacht. The group left the boat- Rocker home when- lovely decora I: I . Johnson. Mrs. Tnrbollnn will Mis. S it. Chase, Thru all wore £ * h e tt colored cutwork linen works at 3:00 o'clock und enjoyed to.in carried out the holiday itmllf. he remembered at tin- former Bn I gow n* of while French net over white taffeta, fashioned umilnrly IFRRrv>AtD«-J NORMAR KRASRA • •lh, A crystal punch howl at one a cruise on the St. John's River Ilrnsiliiiti pepper, red gladioli and -hurl Johnson to that of the matron of honor, d was balanced with a tall white ami in the evening a delicious poinsettias wert: used throughout Mr anil Mrs. (- || R'liid have while -ut tn m ills ami earned ristmas candle at the base of chicken pilau supper was served (lie rooms iIn tlie breakfast table u a , u a their guests nl their home on white satin muffs with arrange deli wero silvered loouat leaves During the evening Dick Aiken immature bride und groom node* West Thirteenth Street Mr. Build's merits of iinin'ellin* d white poinsettias. sung and led the group in singing Frederick M Banter, brother of un nrrh decorated with silver brother.in law nml sister. Mr ami About Bit friend* of the popular n nuinher of populur pieces. The the bridegroom of Glen Rock, N hells nml encircled witli while Mr-. Hubert Townsend nnd two iplc called during the evening. honored rouple was presented with J . served iih best man and ushers flower'. Small white bridal place a picture from the host and host cards decoiated with silver hells children, Allen nml Ju d y of A tla n ­ were William Cauthen Hutchison, ta, Ga On Friday night Mrs. Lloyd F es*. Mrs. Lee was assisted by Ir , Dougins -I (tssenfoit, both of marked the sealing arrangement yle and Mr*. Wallace Bell hon- Mrs. H. N. Sayer and Mrs. (irrnld of the guests. During the ntoroitig Mr. and Mrs. I'In lip \| Vickery <iiiim-sville, I’olei II Brock and id M i's Sayer and Mr. Wright l.ossing. Mrs. Rucker presented Ml** Eden left this morning to return to E C Harper, J i an eggnog party at the Boyle Mis Hutchison, mother of the Those Invited to he present were field with a gift of linen. their home in Ft Worth, Tex. a f­ "nne on Mellon villa Avenue at Miss Saver and Mr. W right, Mr lh r iV iilF fiiiijr • Those enjoying the morning ter spending the holidays with Mr. bride, wore a formal gown of leo 10 o'clock. Christmas decorations nml Mrs. blue satin with small lint of dark Sayer, Mr. and Mr* with Miss Kdetifield were her Vickery's mother, Mr«. Lillian //re ( n .l... Ih » * ^ J blue ostrich tins The bridegroom's r* u*ed In the rooms with light- W right, Mr. and Mrs. Charles mother Mr* W . R, Edcnfield. Miss Vickery und Ills brother-in-law and I 1 " " " " • • • • • • * • • • • * V * • • • • • « « • • • mother. Mrs. Banter, wore an E m ­ candle* casting a soft glow over Gette, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nixie Kirchhoff, .Miss |,iln Beffler, sister, Mr. and Mrs. Verne ('. Mes­ pire gown of coral colored tissue N E W s i l l : I DON S IlO K I S » setting. About 40 guests were Berry, Mr. ami Mr*. Robert Fri*rh Miss Olyve Ann Adams, Mi*s R e l­ senger. faille crepe witli mulching lure riled to lie with the honored eou- Mr. and Mr*, lo s in g , Dr. and ive Bene Ball, Miss Mnrv Anne bodice. Mr*. W. P. Brook* Jr ., Mr. ami linllnwny and Mrs. ("Inode MenFriends will tie interested to Following the wedding a recep­ Mr*. I.ee Draper of Bake Wales drirks. learn thnt Hohcrt Baulerson, »on tion was held at the M uyfuir Inn. of Mrs, Lottie Bauli-r*on of Came­ Those assisting with the guests On Saturday morning Mr*. Ju - ’ Mr. and Mr*. Jam s* Kynrs of n i:\ v s ron City, enlisted in the Marina were Mr*. Clifford Baker, Mrs, * Dlngfelder and Mrs, Dealer Cocoa, Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd May* of c a u t o o n Corps on Dee. IP. Ills present ad­ Wallace Bell. Mrs Lloyd Boyle. ilhrle were hn*tes*e» for a Orlando. Mr, and Mr*. Peter II dress Is pvt. Itoherl E. Bnuler*on, Mrs. Nancy Brock, Mrs. Randall ^ a k f a s t honoring Miss Sayer Ten»lr. Mr. and Mr*. Aiken. Dr s h o u t s |!MM)76. PETfiNP, I. Co., it), Itn, Chase, Mrs. Sydney Chase, Mr*. ip party lojk place at 0:30 o’- nml Mr*. Richard Silver, Ml*» Mr. nml Mi*. Ronald Banter, the I'aris Nliiud, H. C. Helen W rleh t, Mis* Dilnn Baker Ilollnml Demi, Mrs. Joint G allo­ >ck Ir, the private dining room r tm fanner Miss Penrose llotehisoo. SANFORD • ORLANDO way, Mrs D B. Harper, Mis. Roy the M nvfnir Inn. fluent* were Glenn Blngle. Thomas Vaughn nml were honored recently with an eggMr nod Mrs. II, E. Edmondson Holler, Mrs. J . C. Mutchi-on, Mr-. Ited at a U-shaped tnhle down the hosts nod hostess. nnrtv given t,y ,,r*. i.o>>o r . and G. C. Edmombon of (tell wood, IB U. Hutchison, Mr*. W. F * center of which extended while Boyle nl her home on Melloaville Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Jenkins T H E IlltlO n r F B I dt A I. I'ltlN T Kirchhoff, Mr* Glenn I.ingle, Mr rnations arid greenery with white Avenue, Gllests lulled between the and daughter, Kay Bryan, of W av - For rr-M.it nml Inter Im »umFiank Mm Neill, Mr- \ II I’elei ndles. hours of {1:00 and 11:111 p in cross, tin. have returned to then sun, Ml- I E Teiwilleger .It oml pier. Is soie to lie a faxliiori l.i Bridal tdaee cards with silver Lovely seasonal decoration* respective homes after spending M r“ T (' Tucker. Also tIn- Ml'**« voltlr A Flhol (iilltress -In--* lls marked ............ting nrranguwere used throughout the home Christmas with Mr. and Mr* \t Elise lloli-hi on, Caroline I’utrok, from the n-irnt lutermitlimal Kilk BO N G W O O D <Special) — The The dimng tnhh was covered with rnt of the guests. Each of the Stuns- and Mr. and Mrs. C It Sue folium , Gretclu-n und Nixie AiNorT-itlon riishluli show of m i stessen presented Miss Sayer faculty of Lyman School was en­ u dark green cloth and silver ap­ Rudd. Kirchhoff, Mamie Cusldng, Lila resott-lnto-iprlng fashion*, 1* In tertained recently with a Chrlftt- pointment* were used. R.-d ptilnth a gift during the morning. l.effler, Mary Anne Galloway, yellow lose prlnterl taflrhi VimrtAmong those enjoying the morn- ma» party at the home of Mrs settias were grouped at the hnscs Olyve Ann and Ada Adams mol Miss ....... Vickery returned to pit* Influence in the sofllv draped ( with Miss Saver were Mrs. II Haxcl Flynt In Sanford. R. T. MII- of silver randeluhrn and the punch her home in Key West yesterduv Betty* Rene Bail. Superintendent • elect, was howl. On the Imffet pineapples und sleeveless bodice and closely fitted^ Sayer, Mr*. Fred W rig ht, Mrs wee, Baler ill the evening Mr. amt after spending Christmas witti hei green tnpers were used with holly, in Id r Iff Hklrt has graceful ftalr). >n*M June*. Mr*. Kenneth Berry III.OSSOM mother, Mrs. Lillian Vickery. She pine houghs nml Christmas ornn•*. Gerald Losslng, Mr*. Charles was accompanied home by her *inients to form no artistic arrange­ m nil it* Gelt*. Mrs. At Doudney, Mr*. P ter, Mrs. J . N. Bee of Stu-lhy, N. • m o t h e r , ment. Tepsir, Mrs. George Andrew 1’niiivtnl dll Hyf Jtf me Mrs. \V. ( ’not hen Hutchison, who has also been the guest of hi t W eek . eer, Mrs. Voile W illiam s J r . l*»vcL Mcrkrlev Mrs. Banter's mother, presided at **. Gene Harrison. Mr*. W illiam O V IE D O (Special) — The O vie­ the punch taiwl during the eve­ | M* »r M f l m r . t i n l i c h i r m w l l l i nrad, Mrs, E a rl Swanner, Mr* do Woman'* Club held it* Decern- ning. About 70 of the couple's drilt Ur |itnL hfuifiMllt .iih ! ihr encer Harden, Mr*. Richard her meeting and luncheon at the friend* were Invited to Is- present. grrrn (nll-igr nl ill ttpfi!? c»l# ver, Mi»* Helen W rig ht, Mis* Oviedo Woman's Cluh, rreently 4It.irtl \ i ilfrrn nf nifiitf t f Iirgaret Dlngfelder and the two with Mr*. M errlt Staley, president i.resented with ii leather brief rase iiTii|*|iii«u rnliimrtl hy colli by the faculty. presiding. ’ Iileuses. K"l 1111U*9 (I. R. Hunt and her com­ Mr*. II. Present were Mr. nnd Mr*. Clay mittee, Mm**. O. S. Moon, T. B. William s. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Mr. and Mr*. A l I.ee and their tighter nnd son-in-law, Mr. and Clouts, B a y Clonts Jr ., W . (5. Well- Winkle, Mr. and Mr*. V. W lirelrs* lit* r*. Charles DeGette of Orlando mon and J . H. Staley, servril Mr. ami Mr*. (I. Bucher, Mr. nnd luncheon. Mr*. W . J . Well*, Mr. nnd Mr*. tertalnrd for the rouple on SalDuring thr business meeting thr E. .8, Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. B. day night with a dinner held In main point of Interest was the dl*. Band, and Mr. nml Mrs. W. 1 Formerly I'r ltn l Jo$2l.lir. l playroom at their home on russlon of balancing the budget Ellis. urel Avenue. Christmas ilrrora- It was announced that they would Also the Mme*. It. T. Milwcr, It* were carried out with bright like for each member of all feder­ Elisabeth Ilntiman, Goldie KreltI Pyruruntha and Christmas ated dull* to contribute toward ser, Eulllln Grantham, M ary Hort^ e rn e ry for the occasion. Gcorfflunn, Mynetto, Trudy Hall, the hultding of a building similar ley, M argaret Henson, June ThunN E V A D A , 1 8 6 5 .. lenilorr if ••During the evening the rouple to that of the P-TA building in atider, Margaret Colt. Mildred Doris Dodson anti Donovnn is given a g ift of china. Those Orlando. rtR»Ddes...ni£ht fidini fijilinltj! Mahrock, Marguerite Gruhum, M a ­ V IC T O R IA Joying th t occasion with Ml** It won also announcer;1 that the bel Brown, Bltv Mae Carder. Gen­ COTTONS • COlUHHtOY yer and Mr. W right were M r parly of fun and frolic, it the form ie v* I.argent nml Eleanor Murtin. An old faihioned rota with buds d Mr*. II, N . Sayer, Mr. of a Kamo party, wout J he held | Also tlir Mixse* Buev Pllolan C R E I’EH I IIAYON CAIIAIIDINE f*. Fred W right, Mr. juit uwakeriintj - plucod loilefully T n rx la v night, at thn city hall M ary Jan e and Durham F lv n i anil i*on Wharton, Mr. and ! Pat Green. i memorial building, on Irontlucenl china with gold edge. I OKI.ON and ACETATE N Y I.O N S Green leaves catching ihe warm I DACRON and IIAYON golden tunlighl, occenluol* th* TAFFETA S leellng of (rethnett. Rises 1) . Ifr. 12 20, 14 Vi - V I Vi Miss Hazel Raines Wed To Donald Dyess Penrose Hutchison And Ronald L auter Are Married In Keautiful Kpiseopal Ceremony PERSONALS f DR. L. T. DOSS liss Jean Sayer And Robert W right Honored With Lovely Pre-nuptial P arties C Y P R E S ^ ^ CARDENS’ CHEF’S SPECIAL 4 5Cc 5 ©c R o u m illa t & A n d e rs o n Ibirhnra Erti»n* Honored With Tarty M VST TIMRS TONIfiHT JANE WYMAN j « THE j BLUE VEIL \ TUKSDAV VVKDNKSDAY “(JL0RY ALLEY” Ronald LautcrH Are Honored At Tarty Lyman Faculty Is (liven Xmas Tarty Ladi e s Oviedo Woman’s Club Has December Meet Comfortably llentud! A fT fR -C H R ISTM A S CLEARANCE • DRESSES ntiW.Mmm NOW $5.00 - $12.95 HOOKED AND ORIENTAL RUG SALE e Oriental Rug* Shop SKIRTS CORDUROYH TAFFETA $125.00 • IIA Y O N FLA N N EL C .A IIA R D IN E S STAN DISH Child on sparkling wLite .. iJistiiu tly royal simplicity tint is a tribute to the tti»te of today’s hostess. A stronger, mote translucent china In the new Berkeley shape— forever beautiful. V a ltlt'H ll[> to 9 x 12 NOW $2-98 - $5.98 BLOUSES - 5|.00 Now RAYON Full Circle*, Pli-alcd nml Straight l.itie* R * f. Hooked Rugs • $|M .50 • RAYON C IlE rE S COTTONS Site* 32-39 <!*•. la a OriMtal rat. M an 1 s t Rag. I 1 H Now 12^80 STOCKINGS HOLEPROOF nnd E.MRO B I_ - 1G C it age Broken B ile * and Color* REM EM BER %LOO * $1.20 Value W hite and Pa*t«la RED U CED Vatuca up to |4.08 *1-00-7 |C '• PM . N IO M n — PLUS — C A RTO O N ......................................... .... U N T IL » PON T O U R C O N V E N IE N C E New Year’s Eve Mid-Nite Show - WedI A FREE GIFT1 WITH. EACH PURCHASE • • 1 HRj*'flu, ‘LJWwuyj^&s* Patterns Sweeney's Chinn Club Plan PARAM O UNT N KW B O PEN M O N . T U B *. I I . All A W eek) Can llo Purchased On (F o r As Little 60c As �X . ■■ Il l TnR BANroRD nr.RALD —=-------------- ;— r« g e 4 Mon. P m . • (, 1Dj 2 •ponge bed* would In In normal Sponge Industry Is Socn Ah Rcsurging » l a Atom Spy Released tarpon springs in — The Fnr "Good Behavior” om p P'’n,Ppr,,,M »pnnr.e Induairy A O l ' It S M I * * ' l l i m ' ,x,hl..li (..II lulu 111!, ildlilr m ils when W A K K K IK M ), Kn«l«ml /Tv—ThiWpxtf-rn world’* flr.*l rnn vlrlrd ■loni *py. » r . Alan Nunn Mav, wa* rrlr.i«ed Imlay from prison for "good behavior" nllhmmh ho nover ha* publicly repented handing Atomic not ret* lo Russia and *1111 Is nn nvuwcil Communist. The slight -U year.old physlrlst was said by nn official spokesman to have been freed from llritaln's grim Wormwood Kcrubs Prison "during the night” after serving ala year* and eight months of a 10-year icntencc. M ay was c o n v i c t e d ami sen­ tenced after the famed Cnnndinn spy plot was cracked In 104a. lie fold the court he slipped atr,mlc secret* to Russian agent* for the "safety of mankind " lie would say nothing more about the case. Under Rritlah law, authorities had to give him time off for good behavior, lie Is free to go and come ns ho pleases In this country sn long n i he stay* out of trouble. Ncpro OrRnniznlinn Aids Charity Drive O . i r l . i m *J r f f n r t r t o f t h n II i m I* a, P riile sinrml umi Club, lip l 'm in i I ’ rngrcH -.lvn l.»ngu»» THFiSK PRICES (*001) THRU WED.. DEC. 31 nr OR. C. L. PERSONS OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED lit South Palmetto A > n m niwl tile Young latillea O in iin iin ity I foliditv Death Tull Fails To Set Record past Mike Sarnarkos. one of the op-r ators of n sponge boat fleet, said spongers re|»ort they bring up larger and better hauls each time thev go nut Into the gulf iney go mil inm in gu n l during the four day Christina* ‘’™l Indm leil In that number J***c*’ -*33 who died In traffic mish,,P \ .. , , N ' “ hcr figure represented a cc«rd. nor did the traffic fatalities f„ r ,hp m2 hour pcrtml between 0 f e f i f ' vo<vi* y o if f ' m RUO. 2's million dollars worih of 1 *p«.nges were sold on the market i [ the'slaughter .... the J„n,, h| Kh«n ys wn* II did no! e»|unl the .VI klllrd during a K|n,||flr ('hristmas week end In |p1() The all time record fnr all accidental deaths during a fourday Christmas holiday |ierlo<i, 780, was set last year. rJ i L i i : n P tf O ft I l M S Fivo Youths Killed In Motor Accident DR. li. K. RING CIIIHOPIIACTOR Ruiiilolph S r,il l nulls la-e M nivln away from Donna Weed In this please call , . rt. In ,in r i.l'iiiib ln ’s "lln n irm n n ’a K n o t," in color liy Technicolor, In,wing on lit. It li* T h e a te r screen Tuesday and W ed n n iilay. A i i h U h ii,. *’P rr In WtH. only about 1300,non worth of sponges wer sold Sarnarkos said that In the last three years sponge beds appear to be recovering, lie predicted the < inb, nil Negro nig»»ni<Mlinns, to* Ifeihur with ui«l of *S« ininole t'oim* i . iiiisInejiA firnirt* went towunl piovifliftff foinj parkMRen for more t ,i.i n 55 iinilei priviiepni Negro hitniliei! ( ‘hrirttmin Ibiy. Karti n< far aw ay as Oviedo. The presidents of the organisa­ X jrlc" club, •pon-ored by the three «t uniic'.iliiin .. bcgnti n enun- tions, Knoch IV. Lewis, Jam es ft. lx w ill,, m io I -Ingmg (our ut noon Ilag in and Miss Katie Robinson, Christmas liny, with the first stop staled they would llko to express being the County Ju il. followed by their thank* to the many business tin- Good S’nm arilan Home, the firm* and cltlsnru who helpsd County infirm ary nnd other iiolnts make the project poaalble. fur appointment Phone 1732 — 171* pneknge xxns viilued nl 1(1.70. AT Quantity Rights Reserved I ? o Prlcns Good Thru Wnxl. p. — A Throe Days' Cough Is Your Danger Signal Crtomuiiion telitvcs promptly hecsnxe II |oes into Ihr hronchisl xyitcm to h«lp loosen amt n p cl cum laitrn • I r j m amt axl naiutr to moinc amt rth t raw, trmlrr. inttamnl biimchial nttmhranrs (iti.irnntrril to plrsxe you or money ichimlnt Crtomuiiion hm stood the tr.t of millinni of turn CHASE & S A N B O R N Pronsuro Pcickmd Lb Can 'C R E O M U L S IO N B A L L A R D 'S Plciin or So l! Rising ■111*** Ct«I*l. CSrxl Caldi A c . ' . 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Large South American % \ • ••, .‘ T% V\ j m± Drtvs tail Got ft Uokful of this mm pinollne thel’e mode eepeeielly taiMed tha highly exacting fuel reqoirfOMMto et today’s Buper-compreaaion etfiaee ead mnko then^ deliver peak sftciency. Great for engines of every age! 4 liy Fren Striker 8UPERBRAND Colored Quarters 7post, turn R0W*R3 CANT COMUCH IS SktXY WOUNCtO' J ~ > i t ' rw e );„:808 East 3rd,8ts f m 'a y * l JxX—^ | _ _ V AXU IUN 10 TIMWS7WUL ik e a U M J ut m . AxO^.i.A.. . It-. ETTA KETf _____________ — II C w m a t u . r A c n THIS 19 MATr/V. DO ' HB WAN rn s o Q c y i was j j mb r o w to 5'JCM A M8EL \ T rif DAMCE W — t TDNIGMr J l HI* I ’ J VUMV DONT HXJ 0IVC HI* I ANOrHEG CHANCE ^ / l ~ f v u b i n g a o o u n d Brr.% VW.L MAICB A 0 0 CHAtJOstt |N t>(B BO/,' I THINCHB-S g j viC T '*-! O P 7 M « — VYUONL3 T'xT’ l i Ij . 1. ONNiaiPNOU 7 I'illll fiN V 'C O N * ' t N T ' MATS WMAY (M ■XlUAlP Of* ' *, r S U P iX JS t- H C I CMANQBto \ her i I Ix tllliltH tll, �Lions And Eagles Begin Training For Tangerine Game O R L A N D O (Special) — Interest In the Seventh Annual Tangerine Bowl game reached a new high Saturday afternoon ns the Lion* from East Texas State and the Eagles of Tennessee Tech arrived In Orlando almost simultaneously. Both squads went through light workouts on the Boone und Edgewater High practice fields after lialng welcomed to the rlty by the Tangerine Bowl Committee. The Tech hoys will hold praetire* at 0 a m. and -3 p.m. nt the Edgewater field ami the Trxnns will nrartlce at the >ame times on tho Boone field. Both team* are planning wrlm m aee*. Tech held n light workout ye*, terdav morning Imfore visiting Cynrexs Garden*. One matter concerning the pa* rade Wednesday was cleaned up veitardav also It had been announreif^hat the East TexnVYam l wouldn't lx- In the parade. But the Texans will not he outdone. They C a g C 1 631115 IT lc C I w t | D 1 T f t n if lfn l 111 D O l n f l 1 U l I l K l l ' ______ w _ . . T r-s 1 L o U lH IH r iQ I S F f lV O r C f i rp „ ,,„_ t 1 O U U p t U l C L iC c iJ f X K T ifl* * In T fillt T IP t 1 111" ill IO IIi IIL J ---- — B y The Aiaorlated Press Four Southeastern Confrrenc basketball team* swing Into how tournament action tonight and nl the other* except Mississippi Stab will he on view before the weel end*, Louisiana State, • heavy favorlti to C0P ,he league tlllr which Ken tuckv I* barred from ‘lefendlng meeti Vlllanova tonight In tho two d , F 8uM r Bowl tournament a ? “ *.*,ld* Tlmls* clash In ilS •"£ 8,1 Loul*' c U ' h ln " " U,nt ‘ h rlr Georgia. Georgia Tech and Flor ’’ w ith ! 1 T » t s nr.rd pBtlv lda for,n three-fourths of the an W ith rescued seat, y nual Oator Bowl round-robin affai aB g o ^ t h e e v Is now b.^y erect- #r Ja c k , onv„ le w|th Georgl, Jn r 2,<K>0 additional bleacher seat*. Teachers completing the east They will he for general admission fjeorgla opens against the Teach amt will sell for 11.00. ers and Tech opposes Florida to Thm * may ik * purcniiMcd nt tn«» Tangerine Bowl booth In the lobby Memphis Frid ay and Satur of the Ran Ju a n Hotel. Any tickets day, Auburn and Mississippi Jot that are left at game lime will g<> Memphis State and Arizona In th on sale at the stadium. Memphis Invitational tournament A l this time there ....... bout MOO Auburn, idle last week, own* th reserved seats «iIII available at the only perfect record In the confei booth. John Tlldrn, ticket rhalr- cnee ( M ) . man, suggest* an early purchase In last week'* scanty program of non-re»erved seat* since no S E C teams won two games am standing room ticket* will tm sold, dropped three. L S U ’s lost to Tula The Texans, with 30 plnvers and was the hardest blow to (he clr their coaches, sportswrlters and cult'* prestige. The Tiger* bowed trainer, landed at Municipal Air- 84-38, while Tulsa restrained Bui port Saturday while the Engles, I ’ettlt to an Ineffective 14 points also with 30 players and three ns- In previous fam e*, the 8 9 cents slstsnt roaches, arrived nt the At- had averaged 30 points per outlni Untie Coast I.lne depot. and L S I! had avaragad to. Whl.ked downtown to the tune I Clnclnna topped Tennessee. 7* of ItN rln r onto horn* Ih r two JurprUe, ( oltim nquaih wrro quArtcrnl in thn uau * | * Dll downed Georgia. 01-51. brA headquarter* with East T. sas at *“ « • « * * were Vandcrhl t * 73 0 .be Ban Ju a n Hotel «n.l Tennessee rl Tech at the Angehllt. Mississippi victory over Arknnsa Shortly after cheeking In. the ” , 1. 1. »"'o sounds unloaded their mnim .,/V’ / • .'* 'u S m - Tm inc»cc n of equipment and hrniteil for light I V ild e rh llt * Tuesdsv and Vender lie* s . w i i ™ » ! , r » . , m‘r n‘ and working 011 their liaising ond Tuesday-Alabama vs. Maxwcl kirklnir. PfnnfM M 1Wh< iriwn* a k h ■» Tiurahim ii while, held * similar drill nt tho Thursday-Yale at Vanderbilt. Edoewater field. Friday--Georgia Tech at Tampa Coaches C atfl.h flmfih o ' Alabama va. Kecsler A F B at T in Texas and Pu tty Overall nf Ten- calooaa. nassee Tech were prim arily InSaturday — Georgia Tech a terested In working nut the travel Miami. kinks from the long trip here. ---------------The third sellout In the history . , of the o'edlum Is virtually s s - . P i i i ' i a Ic o n n i 'i W im sured. Only two crowds of IV v p Ill l ** III. have ever «een n game here. The I n n i s m i e n l U n H i l i o o i first was for last veer's Stetson- I I I & U i ( I i r f l l n Q I I f l l C ( l | Arkanns Stale game nnd the * . r Jr ii i Rough Scrimmage Roger Pharr Scores Upset Ousting Is Eliminated By Ziebe In Public Courts Tournament Alabama’s Coach 59 Georgia Tech Rod Drew Thinks His Mon Are All Set Orange Howl Game M IA M I, Fla '^ —Alabama and Syracuse, who meet in Ihc Orange Howl football game New Year s Day, return to (hr practice field today after a Sunday layoff but neither team plans contact work. Alabama's Coach Bed Drew changed his mind about having a scrimmage and said he believes his team lias had enough rough work. " W e ’ll run dummy scrimmage and half speed stuff in our drills the rest of the w av ," Drew said. Contrary to popular belief, A la­ bama Isn’t overstocked with first rale material in all fmsltlons, Drew explained Depth Is thin In spots. One freshman, Tommy Tillman. 190 pounder from llaleyvllle. Ala . moved up to defensive left end. replacing Je r r y Lambert. Gadsden sophomore who injured an ankle In October und now has a lump chin Nick tier ma nos, IH.'i ■ pounder from Montgomery, Ala , twisted an ankle Saturday while sprinting across Hie practice field bill train­ er* said Ihey hoped to have him ready for Ihe game Gcrmuno* I* replacement for Joe Curtis, llam a's offensive left end Alohamu experts to get plenty of work on pas* defense between now and game time In a move to halt Syracuse's I’at Stark, a fine passer Syracuse Conch Floyd Schwartrw alder, who said he'd like cooler weather so he could use some of his turn on both offense und dr fense, had his wish granted- for today, nt least The weatherman said highest temperature during the afternoon would he about 70 degrees Neither team worked out Sunday, most of the players watching the Orangr Howl Regatta or doing a little sight-seeing Sedgmen And Ken McGregor Banish Hopes Of Seixas ZtiJZS'utrJsr*** At Longwoodlrael T iT h S I l. o N r . w o o r i w their nr civil I tentatively slated far lU P® ft won the Inaugural Hand Wednesday, noth units are sehed-1'" ! ' Saturday at the seosmi open ided til march In the naraile l»UC program uf the Sunfunl-Ui Wednesday aftarnoon and will Undo Kennel Club, stage Impressive halftime demonOwned by K. I . Beckner an JA C K S O N V IL L E Defending champion Calhoun Dickson today found up-and-coming linger Pharr, University of Florida, between him and another crack at the men's singles title of the Florida Slate Public Courts Tennis Champion­ ships. Pharr scored an upset Sunday, ousting the No 4 seed. Andrew Ziebe, Jacksonville, 0*3, 4 0, 0 0 Dickson eliminated Dan Perry, University of Florida, 0 4, 0-2 In the other quarter final match­ es Sunday, I-enn Wilson, seeded No 2 from Jacksonville Naval A ir nedy, Tampa. 8-1, 0 U; and Ja c k Staton, No 3 from Orlando, de­ feated Alton Quay, Tampa, 0 4. 04 Wilson mcels Staton in today a semi-finals. The finals rnmn Tues­ day. Nancy Loop. Jacksonville, at ready In the (Inals nf the Junior girls' and girls' singles, tries for a finals berth <n the women's sin­ gles In a match with Mrs. Connie Clifton Hall, the No I seed frntn New Smyrna Beach. Miss l-onp Is rated No 4 The nther women's semi-finals brings together Hetty Washington, No .1 of Tampa, and Mrs, J u li­ anna Copi .and, No 2 and the de­ fending champion. Ponte Vedra lleaeh Sunday Miss Washington defeat ed Anita Wadsworth, Jacksonville Bench is 2. 0 I Oilier r e s u l t s .Sunday Included: Junior buys' singles: quarter final: Have Kennedy, Tampa, de­ feated Conner Scholl, Jackso n­ ville, 8 0. 0 0: Jim m y Bent. Ja c k ­ sonville defeated Lewis [.each, O r­ lando, 7 3, 0 2. Turn Mlckler, St. Augustine, defeated Frank Carnett. Jacksonville. 0 0, 0 ] Hoys 13 and under singles; Sem i­ final: Haul Knquc, Tampa, de­ feated It A Pliilliin. Jacksonville, 8 0. 0 0 G irls' singles- semi final: Nancy lamp defeated Barliara llrunncry, St Augustine. 0 1, 0 1; M ary B a r ­ ry. Orlando, defeated Betty T ra m ­ mell, Jacksonville, no. 0 1, 0 1. Boys' singles; semi final: (ieorge Huff, Sarasota, defeated Ed Prarige, Tampa, 01. 0 3: Turn Mlckler, St Augustine, defrnted Haul Bonne, Tampa. 0 2, 0 1 Men's doubles: first round: Cal hnun Dickson. Tampa, amt Ja c k Staton, Orlando, d e f e a t e d C. K. Powell J r , Jacksonville, and Bob Ctinn, Jacksonville, 0-1, 0-2; Don Luke and Dave Kennedy, Tampa, defeated Frank Carnclt and Dave Whltestone, Jacksonville, 0-2, 8-1; Je rv e y Gantt, Ocala, and Norman Breault. Jacksonville NAS, defeat­ ed Bishop Edwards and Ja c k Shrcvc. Florida. 0 3, 0 4: lam B e r­ ry and Dan Perry, Florida, de­ feated John Cochran and Gordon Blalot k, Jacksonville 0 I. 0 1; ling­ er Pharr, Florida, mid Hal Krhatis, Tallahassee, defnull from Dave Whllls and Ed I’range, Tnmpn; Allen Quay, Tampa, and Jim Grit fin. Jacksonville, defeated Jiin Stringfellnw and Bill Hutcherson, Florida. 4 6. 8 n. 0 1 C O LLEG E BA SK ETBA LL Bv The Associated Press HOLIDAY F E S T IV A L (First Round) Drpaul G3 La Salle 01 Utah Stale DT N Y U 01 Manhattan 73 Cincinnati 00 M iam i (O hio) 08 St. Johns (B k n l 63 Stiff Workouts HeH By Rose Bowl Team» UIG 7 T O U R N EY (F irst Round) Yale 38 Colorado 14 Kansas State 93 Oklahoma 69 SO U THW EST CONF. T O U R N EY (First Round) Arkansas 68 Arizona 51 Southern Methodist 37 Texas A AM City Italia Uulnfatsi <j. r im i « Hacrat Kelly WaUctll l.*»ly Dolly Quintal*! (|. , SIXTH M Bshy It.Ilnm Fa*t llraaia #-«n crewman grabbed him ami guided * 4? him the rest of tho way. , ,p The long struggle In heat over (Jtilnlala il-t Paid •is.in, „ M4VWNTH 90 degrees was a tough experlACPI) Tim* 31.1 M 4 Woman . *.40 4 *0 * to cnee for the Cincinnati youngster, tiomh *'<a MU y*10. wn* Plfiftag his first really n hard competitive match In approx­ imately a year. *V t 11.40 4.*0 i tnl The only argument heard as the Wu«hn t.ia huge throng broke up was whether m i tM CRi Time 11.4 * an Sedgman or McGregor ptaved B » P « ri m i . M o g.m sreater tennis In what probably <h*«k* t.ia 1.10 will he their swan song to Davis Foreman i.uu cun singles. • O - j ) uald s.ss After today's great display u <T* Time 4X1 t.ia only could be aatumad their would J "® l«8nt up to smack down Selxai and * 4® Trabori In lom orrow'i doublta. in p.ix , n . , , that event, the Australia ns could be expected to permit the othar two members of their iquitj—Mer, vyn Rose and Lewi* Hnid—to close -«un* o u t.,th o ,*tfl.*j In tho concluding J '»•*/! Wsrrl T .t». O TH ER G A M ES Iowa 69 California 00 Oregon 60 Wisconsin 64 Illinois 87 Ohio Stale 62 Nnlre Dame 63 Butler 49 Mich. State 32 Northwestern 47 Tulsa (U! Idaho 30 Marquette 88 Bradley 77 Pitt 72 Harvard 48 Seattle 90 St. Josephs (P a ) 77 Eastern Ky. 69 Brigham Young 07 North Carolina State 08 Dartmouth 30 Columbia 83 Miami (F la ) 30 Weit Virginia 7t Syracuse 83 Fordham 00 Templa 38 It is understood ll ra w s N E W O R L E A N S , La WU-Coach Bobby Dodd brought 39 Georgia Tech football players to Sugar Bo«l land for their New Year's Day date with Mississippi nnd sdieiluled a prsrlice session this afternoon. The Engineers, boasting their fir.t perfrcl season record In 24 years, Hew Into New Orleans In two chartered airliners yesterday afternoon. Without fanfare, they quickly set up headquarters in a downtown hotel (S i. Charles). The p k ye rs were In high snlrlt* following the Christmas holidays and a ftrr eating a hearty dinnerthe main dish was an 18-ounce ste.ik each-many of them took off for brief sight-seeing tours. Coach Dodd nut the boys on their own, admonishing them only not to break training until after the game. Many of the players brought their wives with them. Four members of the team are newlywed*. Halfback* Hilly Teas, Chapnel Rhino nnd Jim m y L. Morris and guard Ed Gossage were married during the yule sea­ son once 11 day drills nre planned (In oiigli Wednesday ill Tulsa tie's lira cl Ice field The Tuesday and Wednesday workouts will he closed to the fuddle. Dodd seemed satisfied with the comlllion nf his team, with the exception of two plavers. Top defensive tackle Bob Sh er­ man re-lnjurrd a knee while work­ ing out on his own during the holiduy period Dodd said Shermun will have to have an operation and N Inst tor the Sugar Bowl game, lie said Ben Daugherty will replace Sherman lasm Hardeman, Tech's sensa­ tional little halfback, probably will start, but an ankle separation will limit his effectiveness. both Bedg- Greyhound Gui Is on the air tootle over WD80 ol 8:10 with oN the 'dor*' en the doge al the Orion* do-Senford Rennet Club. SAN FRANCISCO (^-Criticism of Biggie Munn, Coach of The Year, for not using Holy Cross' ace quarterback, Charley Maloy, for even on* play, mingled today with praise of QB Tom O'Connell and his East mates for their thrill­ ing 21-10 victory over the West In the Shrine footbaU game Saturday. O'Connell, from Illinois, directed the entire East offensive. He sparked a 71-yard drive that pro­ duced the winning touchdown with 33 seconds remaining. And he set three passing records for the 28 year-old game that pours more than 1100,000 annually Into the Shrine Hospital for Crippled Chil­ dren. O’ConneU, No. 2 collegiate passer In the nation the past season, was voted the game's outstanding play­ er. Munn, coach of undefeated Mich­ igan State, told sporta writers: " I t was so close all the way and O’Connell was doing such a mag­ nificent Job I never found an op­ portunity to use Maloy. 1 feel badly Gator Bowl Teams Are Expected To Work Out Today W oodruff MumOnReported Odds Favor­ ing Florida Outfit By F. T. M A C F E E L Y JA C K S O N V IL L E , Fla. (*- T u ls a and Florida football squads are due here today to finish workout* for their meeting in the eighth annual Gator Bowl game Jan . 1. Coach J. O. {Buddy) Brothers and his Tulsa squad of 48 players left Tulsa by train Saturday night and wo* due here at 7:30 a. m. { E S T I. Coach Boh Woodruff and bis Florida squad of 60 players was to leave Gainesville by bus and go through Jacksonville to I’onte Vedra Beach, nearby occanfront resort. Tulsa scheduled practice sessions at Jacksonville baseball park today and Tuesday. Florida planned Hi drills at Jacksonville Beach Fletch­ er High School field. Both squads mar Umber up on the Gator Bowl field Wednesday. Coach Woodruff has had lltUe t% say about the odds favoring hlf Florida (cam by 7 to 10 points The odds remained thg same in spite of the likelihood Doug Dickey, fFlorida c'lA elrle rquarterback, iiia rfn rh lt^ lr fmay Tisw K * m .i be out of action with a pulled leg muscle. But Woodruff declared after the last heavy scrimmage at Gaines­ ville Saturday: "W e are not ready either physically or mentally. | certainly hope that we'll be ready by game time next Thursday." John Eibner, assistant coach does most of Florida's scouting, is concerned about Tulsa's two fine ends - Willie Roberts am) Tom Miner. "W e can expect to be outweighed up to 13 pounds a man in the line. The Golden Hurricane has a fine offensive backfield, fullback How­ ard Waugh Is the nation's leading ground gainer and from all report* a very hard man to bring d o w i^ Woodruff said. ‘■sstnforcl Tt*nni« Team Defeated At M ayfair Hanford tennis stars took • dniMilog from several outstanding plover * at the M nvfiiir Inn vesterday afternoon In the first of a ser­ ie s nf mulches planned under the direction of the M avfulr's tennis piofrssional. Bill Bweenev, for the Wilder sensotl. City Champion Gene Tucker was defeated hv M arvin Glmprlch of New York 4-0. 0-4. and Il-'J. F o r­ mer C ity champion C lay William s won over Archie Peilm o tler tM und over Harold Levine (1-d, Imt In the doubles eomliioutloii Tucker rod W illiam s were defeated Uv (llm arirh and I'erlinutter by u-4 In other matches of tho afte r­ noon Levine defruted Sirlana 6-4 Morris Sucker defeated John Gold t.-l and Je r r v Stern defeated Jim I eyton 7-6. Je r r v Warshnw took I I oI mi Dean 6-1. Je r r v Stern 4-0 and Holland Dean tl-tl. St. Marys (Calif) tig Canlslus 37 Seton Hall 67 Iona 34 CCNY 81 Tull* 38 UCLA I!!) Oregon Stnto 01 Sou. Cal. 83 Wash State 47 Wichltn D( Springfield (Mass) 74 Chiragn Imyola 73 St. Thomas (Minn) 44 San Francisco 87 Fresno State 74 Stanford 67 I<o» Angeles Loyola 37 Santa Clara 38 San Jose State 42 Arcade Package Store O. I). Farrell • Owner 310 G u t First Street GREYHOUND *” |:f! isn and McGragor lay are turning prt Gridders Practice For NewYearGame O’Connell Praised For Shrine Victory See your dealer about this modern Sunshine Service for happier Florida living. �• r— r IIK W K A M II.lt I F YO U DON’T receive your Sanford Herald. City Delivery, by 7:00 p.m., please call YELLO W © CAB M il h e % n • )L U M E XL1V E n la b U rth e d Jury Report’s Delay Blamed JJpon Politics liins AN SAN FO RD . f o i IN D E P E N D E N T F L O R ID A D A IL Y TFKSD A Y * 5 S N EW SPA PER i t f i r a U i i * O F F . an. 111':,:! N o . IE! Ansticluted F r e s h Leaned W ir e Governor Bids Huge Budget F arew ell By Requests To Hitting Press Face McCarty Lundquist Reunion Christmas Day in raxiunal rain III unrlli |torti<ni ami partly ilutnly with prwxlbly x a t lr r r il stumers In south portion through Wednesday; w arm er In mirth and rrn lra l pnitlniis tonight. "High I.revel”Decision Was Made To Keep Report From Hein? P o l i t i c a l Football ilovirnor Devotes 11 State Agencies Want Minutes Of Hi-Min­ Millions For ute Speech To De- Operations, .‘la Mil­ m um em g i 'apers lions For IltiiMinirs W A SH IN G T O N lfi- A Justice D r partment official said today that "n number" of Americans kr known t% h a v c been heavily Involved In twwlng and other Communist acti­ vity In the past ore still employed by We United Nations. R ty M. Cuhn, special assistant to Ally.-{Jen McOrancry, also tes­ tified the Slate Department Rave n clean hill nf health to some “ very bail" subversives mi the U N. staff Cohn, testifying before n House Ju d icia ry siibcnmmillre. said the continued presence of David Wcin Irani). as director of economic s(jblliiation ami development for the tf. N „ is "absolutely disgrace fill." Cohn salil Wclntruuh "holds a lari(e and powerful position, mold Ing world opinion . although he has admitted hiring not one, but three, four, five nr noire person* who have turned nut In he thoroughly disloyal " r.A t.I.A IIA S S H K C- Gov W ar ren made ii -Hi minute farew ell speech at the Iasi Cabinet meeting of his adm inistration Inday ami devilled tl minutes nt ll In a f,•it)it tar attack on newspapers which have c t ilic U c il him The Tam p a T illn m e and it ' rival la in p a Tim es bore tin- lirim l of W arren 's late 1 filast Taft Arrives Early A t H eadquarters For Talk W ith Ike Pope Denounces Persecution Of Catholic Groups fnatnc Comes Alone To Discuss New Ad­ ministration's Lepfi s l a t i v e Propfram T A l.L A H A S S F K .1* -Stale agen cv ami msUlulinn Imitgel reipiest.s for une linni nf a tuition dollars ■tv M A R V IN L. ABRDW .HM ITH will face Dan McCarty when he N KW Y O IIK B Sen Hubert A becomes governor a week from fad <d Ohio arrived 33 minutes I imI i i ), unit there'll have In In- some early for a conference today with cutting if hr keeps his "no new Drcsidcnl eleet Ktsonhowrr—thrir tax " pledge. first meeting since T a ll rlpnoiinrrtl An almost complete luluilatmu ' o"i ot Klsenlmwcr's cahiuel ap of reipirsts liy budgel dircclor tiomtments as "incredible As he fi is ilmi" lepealcills in ffi" Homer Graham showed tunny On tall and four oilier Semite l!t'ji.isf fniiT voars, ho ncciistd ttic iigeneies want Sih', millions tm op A A ITi AN M I'A c I'npe I’nis n ■til ii an Iciidets were called in Y.iinpa papm , nl Ivitn' iilnnit him cr.limns ami ueail> !t.'i millions fol M l in i bitter i i u y i lii’.il led,tv lo Kiscnhovvcr lo discuss the new and In , .ulinmis I r.i t ion. supple, new tinilititii!s during the twu yeurs sharply triliei/ed per-eetdion of ailmmistralinn'* legislative pro • sing news favor.dill- In il iiml lieglnnmg Ju ly II, Iti.'vl 1 altiolo iTiiu.lies ot lIn- tliiental gram unit idiot matters I llot • ititiicsiin •'""iiiiiii; sorv clnse In seddinn" That is .<0 indiums more for llili almost all " I winch ate be fa it, staled to be majority leader I, h .'oil,I, t o il l u 'U - l i ........ i i , I I A I’lioiilj i-uDu rin,; noirked t ln-tiiois Day f■>r Mi i . ii • Mi hi miiieriiiining public nm fidcm r operatiuus and !’k millions more bind Ibe Icon Curtain in Die in-" GOD controlled t (ingress tin f ii.t in wloch i,II the family hud licett iiigvthei i i nI•-at imo y, in *. Still" II II, III. I m -IO . Mi 11 to m ipiy ei iimeiil The Dope's ouevelic d aildre sed convening Saturday, arrived alone foi new buildings than Hie Dial right *, All s Kile uni I title uoo l,I, no Little, .Sun ■-1. it, t i ii'ii' i I Ill'll I (till., I . •t I I ' 01,1,i |leHo railed the newspaper "ex Legislature .ipnruprialed from On- to pati lareli'. archbishop*, bishops in,-lit i ii i ,I f nail lilt l.iind.toist (til. Toll, i i ; M i.. I.iio.l im I ion* 1 ,,.l I', o « III, iio-l I it" m u , V l oll lipiist, i i I ' s i e n c e s nil l!u> face nf p r o g r e s s general fund for the cm rent In [ ami local ordinaries id tirirnlnl at Die I'resolenl elect's t'nimnodnrc Hotel llcadtpinrter* i o hili Hull'll l - I. liih l'ii- , r,n. Those ill the second i>>»v (lif t to tight i it ■ M> and Al­' Alii and a btnt on die esciiteheon of cnnuiiu cliurcbes. ( ailed for a crusade of lie rushed oft an elevator and 1,11th-; .Yes. !,. A. I.uiidontsl; M l’ * i'u lly I ’cpilttliil All uml Al.s tertit Dement. N "i 'It. A. ' I i mid if u envy " Not in flic budget rmpirsti are prayer to exhort that these "grave rigid m, to the recent ion desk at Viib M it h . tin,I Ml o|" 1ii 11st. Mis. .Mm i, ill t ’omvny, Tumpal Mi uiul Alls II.n u ll F iiie t the nnAernnr -aid nui-i Ktorida atnud U millions extra thal wdl 1offense*" be appeased ibe lieaibpiarlrrs without stopping i Into II i » " 'p ap ers flail dom* a good anil he needed for school eniistruelinn i llic o » lit II ll..- I New litv j mi Itcuch, Mrs. Copeland’- bitshiiod »»• o »vot ft- i > " In mimv regions wlu-e the. to talk to waiting newsmen. I h- i nip vns lo fc tlo r lltice tinyf u r inli of repot 1HI,; (lie m w s . ami 1 and l'i millions that will lie needed iirienlal Hite partb olartv llmirisli I bole was no immediate Indlcat"nt It"- new s services " in the lo give teachers the Sami annual e. there lias been unleashed i new Hia, whether he planned lo see "i on ' hast been la ir and ac« or i pay raise Met art) and most legi' lelllpe»t which seek - to overllirna , i I ’lsrnhi'wcr alone In advance nf the tie i taints a ic pledged to support devastate and destroy hi misery boieheon meeting with the general W A SH IN G T O N ,T _ A Justice He Ifni In- said tbe I'.iinp.i papers Nor have budgets been submitted (Ion, i. long i tirisliaii i •<in mi in and tils Senate Colleague*, Of partment official testified today ■ i,'*il imt lin n i a ,;r«-.-it prides lor the governor's nffici "pei.itim- in > ‘ In dei lari-d whether th" Ohioan planned to see if e . a feilernl grand jury report ei like In iim .ill'in intu dlsn-piite fund, the gm et'iur's .n.iU'iun ot 'One itn* else at the heud<|UartrfH Ito1 Dope's letter is * i dtv 'to * <uf its search for Communists in .■ml keep tl m d isie p iile bv Iviuc " Ko.lvsi Dill Female r oireetnutal tinned tlie per sn uhaii ot the church tieioie ihe eonfurnu'e the Doited Nations was held up Ifi hinted fu- s.M-ld fl.i'i- nloli IlisliloOoIi in Bulgaria whole Bishop Kwgeiie I'lsenhower aides said lie Imped lust fall partly because of fear 1 - m i in bis omul 111 i radio repurl in .ill. it would appeal Hi.il Itos ilkell bi'llop ol \ eo|iol,» and to round o il a preliminary draft “ ll would he used as n political V' tin- t lie lonii’ld and p e’ lmps somettniig like Oil llilllloils evil,i 1'iiee other priests recently were 1 I n " *! Ini i i i l i * I I I ot his legislative program at to* Fo ity »ii » 1 hiiA football.” •a eii in Ins form al farew ell ad will be needed to give all agencies eniidi-llllied to death ,|,n session with the GOD leaders, m *• * Jif It'll' ti*fl of 1hi* I iniii * In!’ The testimony, to a House sub .Itess nisi before ibe in.iiiunr.diim and institutions what they want | the Catholic chinches ol the Curlier another Ohioan. Hep. i lit rnris**» vjttiiMI t nmttMl ti'i’ 11IM committee Investigating the depart­ " ( f>a:i M cC arty a week fiom In I u i Ir v R e s i g n s ] Against that, l'omptrolb r < M tliiental Bite reeogm/e the i th Frances T Bolton, called on Elsen­ trill the In*** tx fltMMtht, f ‘I v *f•• ment, came from Itoy M Cohn, d.i v j Guy has estimated the stale will i>111v ot the Dope led do not Icllnw hower anil told reporters after­ Hum* •*>*, eh.-ti milii, i«*|i*rt«il (inliiv special assistant to Attorney Gen Ibu- il appeared W arre n wdl eml Ibis fiscal year wlt.i a general ward that it was "unfortunate" all the llotnan customs and •ere r*M*iilnr tun- h* i *1 l»ii * l itlhf II* ill eral McGr.incry. Cohn said til* own ■rut Ins adm inistration on nioeh fund balance of AH or in tiiillnms inelo.ds I lies ale not lo lie eon that I'aft had referred to the ap l till t>i LMMii/.n t ion lit I hi* ^ arguments fur releasing the rrport ii." s im e theme itlat tie sturled Hoi .ill the reipirsts arc subject fused " ilh the Greek or Bu sum intnilmriil "I Martin D urKn a* secr iu k In October were over ridden at a jo h ii a- far as (In- press i- cu ieiun ed 11" ii n,lining liv 11,0 llndgct Com j ii-' irv of lid,or as "Incred ible." i 'I ihodov i tun, lies INv. nM-four lui it of high level conference presided over " I u i-|-,i A 1 •Ini "f A'lilic \V lllninx, Jr., n ltuim v and mission wlii-n u starts its biennial ttu- dav liefer,' be wrt' lliauum I ihooebt d i Taft's criticism ) , \l I ft If t'111lit m i, 'YiM* III ......* n l -In i lMi. I i .- t. . .1 K J M cflranery. Allliougb lt>e eiieyilii.il w I ail ,i 1 ■tiiii in pipi rennrlers te n noil | lieiiMiigs sliorlli after tin1 new ad .la te ri'piiH rolBiivc, was minu-il i f VmI‘ «b| 111 tlo- I'll I'M fol whlf !l Colin said the decision favoring tin new City Judge li f t night Ii to llii1 tuient.il bile was unfortunate and not up lo Die f iif ii .inli‘i ■( 11- I .mi:l Small fe d flioie would not lie th" tf.i mimsfraiiun stalls Tin- total hoik di I’s -eil delay of the report was reached t ic City CnnuidsHlim lit a spec I at f'loT.Lffi Wll* 41M'lit. ^I do|f f| t|n ' ll l In1in , ■nut l. niil I ' K \! Nidi lilnei.il pre In noural new- cun let n ip ie si, nearly always are in chldi Ill's its Coldest cleullv doll stand,ltd of bis own ability and by Charles M urray, assistant at­ ■Hireling, during vvhlcli un indns CD-V’* art* pt’lliUll^, 111' *nt'L wliO '»"in, W III I b i t s 11 ll.tl I III bn, re* terenre Insloiid, file governor in dined by many millions by the e,ded the Dope's fiilti'M ii aim was gre it ness, although I think there was something on his side." she torney general In charge - ...of the 111isI hotiiil u u , selected and more will In* i*<ti mi noil ii"«i month. Me uni ii ii "1111," " f pi . - i n v n f sited tbein I " an nff flu* rot m il Budget Commission before it sends ,lulled al pel seeiillon of members said "There are always two side* criminal <11visit I I t11 \ Ri K-ofi, •Ini11vimii of Hu* !!U:lsl,V:v,,l^ u ,y^ " i ,: n^ action m ho, III., ..m vo-im , lillMIII ll t i l * II p h i I t \ h- 'nil li- binehnnn al whieli he delivered a it- ic i nmnieiiilntniii to (lie l.egis id Bio | atm Bite id Die Homan to evrrvthittg " General lloss Malone, and Myles 'o f tin- C ity water fiid,l from diesel film rice tiimmillpi', sluDil Mo' C.ithnlie thill clt ill Cast Km ope latur l.gl l Ilf till ■ 11 III I ' m "i ni nf San- bull! lecture nn ae e u ra rv Mis Holton predicted Taft would Lane, the tl. S, attorney for the l.iHli* ( ‘tul> will «4>oin*ruli ill •!»*• flllll "W e know Dial tmlav there lire T'fir’ dav after he Imik ufflce. In lull’s'based power. 'I lie Legislature will have the Southern District of New York. F o ii 'oh hlootl tiormr ruin limit it ml,' s of the faithful lit Drt wmk with Durkin “ very hearttlv |ii «. Hioiigli hi* hold nn open ni*w* run fluid »ay, fiirllier reduelng the (it Mcnibi’l* pick'd for llii* linlu' j\ t III 1,11 t I." "i-iiiiblu'l and earnestly herno*e what Taft Cohn suit! someone he couldn't ll usually eilt.il regions who weep Inlleilv .is eares nlinnl is Die United States— I 11iwI liannl, whn were to In' null- Mtitiri' whirh i- ««i»ti« li t r f f I n n* l»y t l . ' "" Ill tllltil ill" |UI*il Imi- nl thl' I b’cem e in whieh in* told rennrlers I me ,,r expanding it remember who -brought up the sng ihf* AtiM’iirm i lb*il Frotf*. ll the 'on cnti’l torn too miii'h light on wind' nil appropriating about what Ihrv see Ilil'il bishops pel in death lie cares alum! that eery deeply l fil'd by City Manager Turn I.i-lilim • ■ M ili» • 1 1 rip1 , uni! poiitlnl mil gestlon that If the New York II nry Witt*** I'lmirmun of |l»«* Ini'*!!(i*H1 ,1 VYlilt l! > |*| f‘* iinblie a ffairs" and invited Ituin tlie Budget Cmninisi.loii recnni or dispersed, or si, unpeilisl that grand jury came nut with Its report were J- ft. Van Hoy, llan W right, mrivilii’r* hl|i i fiininiiirn, t«*l*l of V**IMl>l they lire uiiatilr freely In address ulrh Ins (idiiiinTdraCnn 'al mend* Herman Jacnbsim, AV. H. Nicholson, i'll hnri*itit tma uliMik.at ( 111*4 l lit Kit will that time, tit* mopth holme 1 1 to ii for olitniumy to * w «ii*i I t * 1 1lo *I, lthe h . ipoint n i l n t nt "ill I ill iiien (links and. ns rt’ditriillv nnost ii nf’ htiilik! being'pit itew " n pirsjilm tinl ettiDoti, “ ll would Wilburn Clark, (J, D. Darn II, iM'tt month it m! ihnt I lit* «iuci(n for fIu* Iw** v»-nr should eM 'fiisi over Diem their Slnec Ihi’ii. In* has cnuntiTnl IlIggeM single teipirsl is tLP W a lly Dietrich, Kurlyle Ilonxhnlbe used ns n iioliticnl football and II I • lifMlDltl*. " u . f *» a\ fillin' rritirK m and " h i t hi* I iim <altcd million dullars fur the minimum oiithonlv . us they heboid s(i i„ ,„y ider and Kob'-it Ituumun. I’urpom »lit* tlnli in tv\*i t»*’\v m«*n»l **iH lit* I" (.nViiihM I ill |v U , ill i it. It. ft IM L E M O N pulled opart oy everybody.” Ii innrniv *!•• sl.ilrm*” *lx with hun foundation slate aid lo county ol Iiien churches destined lo pro >a it) Un* Lion* (In h i - f!i* j »f the Imard Is to bring industry The subcommittee Is following fivio oruaniriition in (In* vi»r|t|, DpIMIIflt* *1 hilll IM pi l| i' 4-^fctllki dri’ds *»I h’llcrs ami l**l»,i.,raTiM to I sidiuuls It Is shown as a $.1 457 non fane id 's oi letl I I I sipiabd all.in Inti, Bnnfortl. Mayor W illiam Slem(Continued On I'age fils) I (Ilf. ' ' *I M» M i* fdurs and *.(m ri hr . iiv**f flu* ra lediietuin mi Ihe hooks but it d"e> | I- o ' mil uml * mi •» r hum pci is to lot in an advtsnrv rnpn- nn»l olio of tho 111111(1 niMith fol V n l i • m l , ii* hi i i m l ■, i** * t| it * fmm Hu' xf iivti |i and at thr lint ii'i lude a sctmol i‘tm*lrnrlloii d"tltm*ill " Du* Dope's lidlei ■if p pi V de ihin *. tho font 1*4 «l»***i mum ,»♦ i ' i* unitor!rint‘** ■f U.p ■Ity anil iis chairman. *urt»>ii m I im *411111* it* |m i» I* I f If.1Y f thlflrl bf wilfills lon.l id some l'i millions Di.it nest el." " I U ll ■ *Ini r ply t-nriii*iI oil fit mniiMi \ M oh in th* «it II II Coleman, district malinger NOt VII1IF* i* Iff’lil for Mrlvtfl Inin *, Kill il pi I l MM Hie DnlitiD al o mtrotli"»*d fe'r \s hi* '♦'■’i.dlv has m tin* pa-1 | veal " i l l eiooe from a special loud I 11 I whir it J i i in ii 11 /s •I In th id the Florida Dowel and Light (ouffli-r, oitil f. ol'dtlot itii-ttshoi * li t t k I line in ttioiiama " tm It In*and Die 'so -Ml!) I mil* 41 \ IHI I tl'fl I imI iiv 4II at hi* ill ir Ml* I set ip by ( mi ldidmii.it amend \■eioliin.•♦»i .!11-*1 imcWilm u i It tit hi l*»l 11 , V««11H Ip* Com pun v, ("Id tinCommission ilttc.'ted liitltt .nn t Mu * ill hi ul •t'♦lii'li' T h w i *'* it ii *I II ii*« i»V*T ihi’' tmviill »-! illi'i'in Hint hi* nlifi’rl*.. f i meiit Wiilittni Wlnt*'* ||iia *■ a r*-a imi* - nl ! •\ X*' *. Ini'* liuiih that a flv r- y u r eontrmt would b" Irfltll *' I If ro ( ‘"IIOM I thin'*. I'V f III’ 1 *>11 1*1 fill ! ullat In rail's tx11ki| and ili*!*ri(fiil Hie greatest .irtn.it tt-ducli»ii is itf Dll' Ilcil-Ill.d B ite .iim I tliti * t»f I , I till th*1 1 »n** i r\ nf fi'i f t >1 llii* x|.*** I JHH f I iititnllvd In the switch-over from ItOY II C. I fII f •’1ItUlMII of l III* I III *s11*i n*v ahimt him and h i' adiulii the it aal H*l eot "h le ll Die Si dr Die I ' l l l l l Hit,* I ♦! . fil l Ilf fj* llii* hiiiHt wilh Mf Mr S'III ity-K'-nerali-d power In pur,lii»si' |jtH|ttot In,, Mon ( luh T I m- m***(- . f 'It 111 p;|-t Cl'llllll i|'s S1II1M* till inf F.timri I >, p a ltmeiit ef Diddle AVellare said ♦•■ii' n nl ii fm '1*0*1in*' (D, ei New a hli'h y* i i ** s* I it* * " * \ it M ill power from hi* company for opera­ liur wn*. ffinilut f« I hy K, S Mt lhl* fitbi fi\i* niiii'iti’b nf In* it mold take ill Its funds for aid I lent .i r diigm t >d I'llln ilir iliictriuc \ *.»h I ’tl v »H*I ll | tl lit |M i hi*.I mil* T I m* I Miiupliiiiil h B y T ie Associated Press tion of the C ity well field, located ('nil, K in r Linn bin i*« h tiwlay why ili*vnh*d In JiMiixi* lo Ibe needy blind and aged and w its im p ug ned tm ljx tut Din n u t ill*!!-* fft'i v\*>il t*n I *• • hi M . l l c f l m i u nn Four person* were killed in about three mile* smith of tho ll.t t , .is ymt w ell »l'l* Dll' I I'n lll ul thr «-»mvl it nl i nn .i 1 idflrrrs till llcpl'lllll'lll fill lit I I'M W illi i f * r .•r* 41111**1hip nt n vill i, Jiflii -IMII* Ih 11', III*' t i*l| traffir and plane accident* in Flo r­ r ilv on Higiiwny 17-1 u h*i vrrvi* wdh Mini nn a rnmlumi inmost govi-itinie'it a"l*u*riti*'* * ** iii| t iiitn. il \ lip* i*iinpt*l!iH|i n*•*••! fill fM it II W41\ 11Mft turn* hi* till ida Mondnv Air. Lemon reported on operaF i ll EM EM ' VI I I D rnsltl, i' ii ', e u furlhpr Kiev seek fun id Imaidb a till ll ai t lltlofflci * *V||4 h<i in I*t kt is *n ii I AAlllit f I’*till t I"*'• Lt Chur'es Malcolm Pickens. 20. lion figures romplled by Hubert I him UR *iih» Ihf* Nil II f i n >1 I III* |>|* fill f I lilt In limiisli from public life from the ally referred to ns "th r ealiitirl If, id, D 11it't Ij» nil I i* il l |«*IHtIhi»fli n naval nffleer, was killed w-hen Align*, Juckaonvilli', eon,lilting n n w " i i*e| n *1(11 v r t i * n h i \ .4Hi •torn<■'!,c srciie from inilvi'r*ittc» FlU 4111|l III 1 !'l| i I Y%||4 || *" 1 1 inillCfr 1Kilt i’t(i/**n, his car failed to make a curve nnd engineer fur the City, which di*idasflllll) -cilittils mill (rum fill' lib' III Ilf 1hi(» imh> ililfl, 111 NVIt ll lhl •!*. ( MA L A u Flu Marion ' irritil f 11If 1*1 i l l m If I 4.1-*mt fill » III MI rt M .MUNICH, (leim any, id* The fill’ ^ \ »1.1 ei" n him nil b - *■v*-rvn Iii'ii’, crashed into a house at Jackson hi* k ill** A \ i HIM' all pitindiDmuDie tttcri'tl titcf*' 11*1j»*11 i lliltil pilYlMi* till* i i * I rim il (iiiin d Ju ry probing ch.il IP's ■|Hi! . i uffi’i’lfil irV lliii' Hhorlnttn will* ru t t ? b ! n o t T l " ! i l " ,,lf lhl' I liTnth'ni ilerm aiiti Snvrgel. OA an ■•ai- r s i l l vilie. ■4 t o o l o t i n l * * « tllsl ttllliiins .mil l; t „ ' iedeeil .ill h Ii! 44* UltH I II 114 I \4*h1i i ihiV' i»f I " ' '" Z 7 1 '•> » Clopl.m plan lo dam the AJI. Ilk in ■mu I F' iaI h, riii* i m11i 1 ! J|t* (tii* (ll* I , hi’t'Hit II H|M ni 111!■ Lt. Pickens was a regular Navv " i s • 111«ir• ?i i n n . a In i v whn hiit! Dint is divine or tin n relation lo , " yT ' Slruils of G lh ra lt.irlo reclaim land Illlll III*** rjvjJ 4iili* up In I lThI tn > r.f t lie iit u tiii’t ■.minin' 4 Thi«y aviator stationed nl Cecil Kidd, r " ■ livtrillV us if they were ili'.dio" ho ii i ;|1 1 u hi 1 1 1 ll h ■ nt ! x jll Pm I. Judge Mi Nut. ■•Ntiliinled lodu i'i. 1•t|i1 il •! Ml'h.l of ffi*' tm whit n 1*1 r i l l H An l b i m r o l T . m'io ln »«w Mediterranean, was .. purled Jacksonville •ltd-* I |i»\%i \i ( I hi 1»€»v WJ4 • willi iii.iltci - nl iiivlliiilogy .i„il evil 'In.Vn , ! n " ll1,11 w " 1 l, , 000|tikJay. He died of injuries m nil tlie court tins tieeoiml i’d for lit \ Yi 11 m 'hit •iflriif (lh* iiiiltm* A Jo h n n 'y Price. 18, Chosen, burned « OIIM'II " 4 1 1 1 | d fiH'im n m i < In*I n year could be saved, Mr. Lemon | accident *•I •* SI 011,0011, .lit I. 11 collection of 1hi.....»!.. Hit A'llt’lllil, I ymy pat* TB death when the private plane he J* '!' ,'y the system o f f ( Soorgel's planwas known as the and indicia liv O' I t u m i i g e s u i t 1 r irit* ..r ItMIKlIllt lllll iiinwiiient had taken on a pleasure flight John A , I him *. AI , *11«*i ul It h,ri L t i r .,,d" ,,f ‘J " 1 ,^ w, r Atlnnlrnim prole, t It never re ins court invols'd ll’ll' -lllltillll *t l ilt yi-rti ■(, 1 " n iIKY'' jltfll 11 I ♦ >K1 crashed In an attempted landing l-. oo company, which occur* fmm fidKt ce(w4j 0rriciul bucking altlimigb it M AY M ill* G irlT O N 1 K in. t< fI* 1 iiv in nn f if (« b riaIn h«Mfut ul !•*.■hh* III" l«"41vi 11If •I ii * mrul fiaudub-nl rln i-l • ini or lien• at South Hay. until !t:0(l p. ,n" m I yva* w idely discussed In Knriine unto i lull nines, n u t, oi" " i 7 wiH'f***. A eomminlr.n, Wllllom llnherta, ,11 ei ", y toll , hJIm tm ir mi illiic Umter preaont ( AMD), F id pi nt* Tlie news Hi 4ft fllll I'lll*V'ill'f (f* i ti«' rii!i**i! inditinna, he f||v Atlintrim a Nociely which ilI mi Ill) Ml Mu V I I'1* I M l 'I'll 11U |M M J 23, South llav, was erllienllv "Hilt, the eost (if power to tint City (lif I'ilii'. uml ami *1iniLir unittei liiipci Ai M e n -uni today Egyjil I1' fill] i* :,tr* lllgli low I’rei Ip , rnvliioned irrlgnliun of African -j*, \ hi \h I uni* )i in (J** ho* hum** burned when. Police Chief R. C. would tie nr, nveroge of |tp ' I... .. loon,-In (mil agri'i'd In cx|Hiri Mm foils nf t •* » l|||* ill IM'II 8IkV •’iliiil I 4 |"hi' h'« Indirect help lies i ‘ i r.j Aslu’x tile overage of I H c p e r1 i I c s it U - had ilx own liisliluie at lit MOV W* * < ( S*'i < M u | *Slli'r( 1 1 * While said, the plnne stru-k n kilowatt. However, the milt price Ml ll H 1rKiiii'ivImi * |I411411lifet ii sll coltou to i itmmunlK China Gov 32 311 nbiiiit liy Die court tbnmgb no i U it ii in ■ ’lit ha-1 uf (hi* M l "I |tuflti**l | Hitsliii, utility wire as it came In for a would be determined on n wilding Munich wilh l,2«> members IH criiiiii'id niithorilii's would nut eon 4*'l ..ii lh >11 V. *inp.'litim III »'U“ . chants tlin iitetoiig suits uitum it ( h "n ,h uiul lh** 1,sm it} (*itui|i Ulift, <hictigi, 21 ♦ M||i|l|Vf 1Iii ■ % In 1ci if til YY111t■ i landing. , , , . , rente in-curding to the volume owed, firm nr deny Die repurt 17 C RO W IlK T U t N - TO J U II :.7 fullering ib Idol s nnd eolli'tilin Wd.VV. fiiitl ( imp .17J7 Il**y 4 uf I I .ns Angeles An automobile driven hy a leg lie told of iwo different method* " tr ill i tncri n .thi­ 'leintltol. 2 INI 72 Al Alisri '.ml Egyplian rciogni New U rli'iiu t Id. J . It- Grow of the Sun fold bills ii, Ibe result. In- said. :.7 W lill,|ci lift l ' i ...... lots World W ar II veteran rammed of convention — one is which high ll . nt,-:ii who Mil I Ii'" III linn nf Dll' Deiping leilliiie "im iii m 32 Kite Department tins returned I" Tile court, .lodge McNair said A fmliter i tiifinc cnipciitcr with New York ito the bnck of another ear near limit nmv be 'implied. pi 42 21 help seHle Die Knroan problem nnd .......... Scn lttc duly utter being absent nbout five bus pMictli'olly tlie same povvei mdall. killing a telephone com­ voltage from the power rmurce tlo' Atlantic t'm,*t Line Hull I loti, I, ciiiitrihUti! fu world peace Egypt A ml si mit I the cite cm,tin who 20 tt Wiishingtun pany employe and Injuring twu would be stepped down by the coin. week* because of a spiuini'd un a* tlie County Court, and tlie Alt. I iitic was retired in D.KH be n nlniitinni'e, now maintains diiilnmatic rnlatlnfi- tiel"'i11, t;u 51 kte. (Continued Un I'age S I*) judgement* are just ns binding t a il'" of ill licaith. lie is survived Jiic k s o n v llli’ other person*. > ft',' jildlvidn-tl Dot ■ll', V eii i ■ wiDi ft,lung Km Sin k’s Nnliim ali'l I'iH 73 Mitt ml lie pointed out ullat be consldei 1De Die widow uni! tuo t'liMdrrn, Florida Highway I'ntrolmun W ■ .’I I oltlv .url of Die story. In21 gmenirneiil nn Fiiriunsa IMI 111 Tnltnhasu'e W. Johnson said the car driven by nl a fnult of tlie ci,in I t)ie ho t Edward l.aric of Hock Rnjilds, In in di'innnd fn, witter are Jam es Mlehacl Geler. 41. Pcrrlne. r.f iMiwer to ri'imssi's pcsonul nr.'l Mis, r'linili'-i It.an Ii of AA'nl •' ......nl die in’ of iiicreiise* rammed the *mnll foreign model lo iip cilv. 'tlie court lias llio puwio tt'iliiini, S. G ; five aiders. Mis d ll'".II l ear driven bv Reginald Gordon for repo»»esalng real ewtuto. l.unliii Kinitli uml Mr*. W illis A l­ rouinl liini ** ,vii vs In ii a*, Luck, about 40, who wo* killed M illcrvillc. Ain ; Mr*. “ I've enjoyed the work len of • 1*1 r Tn1•• nlr iiituliDniii'ig, Dint Geler told Johnson he had been Keener Kmcdb'y of Liui-ville, A In.; thorouglilv." the judge stated eh usiinl Itixurv tn whieli we've following the Luck ear for some "I'v e hud wonderful I'ooperatioo Mr*. Mur Ion Drown of Alexander ...... mine uml more nei nstonied. time ami when It stopped suddenly City, Alu.j ami Mr*. Jon Thoitut* 'I'ti. " n l . i- reiiiiii •im itt.s nf n sinendowment fund from merchants, lawyer* nnd the Sydney G. G ra y Sr., 2120 Orange i member of the e he rim m ed Into it. „ of I lovis. N. Me*.; two lirnlhcr*, liieinlH'r ................... of it* public, t do up predate what tlie le - eiiiid i'in iiln ,’ sv 'em can B J . II. Ferrell, Minneapolis, Minn, Avenue, bn* resigned a* trramrer|<-r>rporntlnn anil ............. I W A SH IN G TO N o Gnl Danl W [all nrolinhllitv Ih.'sn pi-dltli' « ,-ri- "ii "1 Din e -.f i, snvtll city, rominlltee for n oun*-1jnWyer* have done, tiecnu.se they W illiam nf Alcxamli-r City nnd Tilitielx, pilot uf Ibe Etmln Gay. bi'aiii-d our wav " He adiieit was killed attempting to cross a nf Die Hmith Florida Dlacefe o f , invcutmcnl rommlttee Jim nf DrnUvilli', Ain.; also nix *I " ' *( "■' i p i - r e i n , | Ilx, UXe* Imvo helped a lot." road from a restaurant to a tourist the Episcopal Chttfch after »ervlng|l,er nf year*.’* “ t wn* i a form rd they were ap ( Ibe idfine lltitl dropped Ihe ulntnlc „ \ y , . l i r ngr>. Mr. 'McNnti snid griindrlilldrcri. court where he was slaving wilh more than IB consecutive yearn in| A letter of recognition to M r.) bomb nil Hiroshima, 'n iil today itreheniled anil turned nvi-r In Die - ..I.- '■r. N 'ln ti, Diev any, l* Fttnetal '• rvice* will tic In-ltl nt '.n-n iDr. cent and water. older to give hi* full tlnm to h ls jG ra y from the Hev. Itich.*rd l.ju ,,.,,, w„» „u.- teletihom, and t w his wife near Crnsa City. D.i* First llnptl't Ghiifclt nt :|;.*i*i Dial splei tried In sneak info the Manhntlun Ifisinct f niililnry oitfe I O t i c - ' •"«•»• He. nf (he exm,tiding accounting firm of I'nttur, G ray *Drown, secretary of the diocese | ,M.n,,|n |„ the rredil bureau and | II 2!l bane where Die bomber’* crew name fur Ihe atomic bninli ( l e v e l P nt. tomorrow with Rev. W. P. I". d i" I" lev ur ' ul'ii Ihii'Hly. In tho state* that the f trmer treasurer |II)VV url, f „ „ r people uiol gut ll< training lie said Die *pic» opiiicnt project) 1 do not know was elected to this office In April three t, lejitmne*. lie attributed llrmik*. J r . oftlciutlng mol btirini were captured. what li;i|itii'iifil tn Dteill. anil I am l ' i t i n n, ............. . nf Hneon, for will follow In Evergreen Cemetery. in ,i ,| toil '-ulhuis uf witter are According to the t’alm Itrnnch nf 10.14 at tho convention nf the the Increase in liUHines* to llm The youthful colonel lie i* only net ul lliicrty In say how many diocese tmlilicalion. "The esteem diocese held In Tampa, Liul that eriiwth uf the C ity unit tho Kan 37 niiw--waN commanding officer there were nr wliul emmirles they t e n l l ' r I in ............ u -ingle i mu id nf I'tnDl I'roihiHinii of it tun of an t confldcnco of the Dioceie was ho had served rnntluuut’.wly until find Naval A ir Hlntlon. nt the soerrt 11-20 have at Wend represented" A resolution favoring tho con­ expressed tint only by his repent­ Ida resignation. Ii..... . tiivuleex r,t>.(|Cir| Asked fur further Informnlinn. 'O'nkeli'' over, Utah, where Ihe Enoln Gay's tinuance of rent atablltution In ed election ns treasurer fur IB flight crew wn* trained for his­ pres* officer* al Ibe I'cnlagon salil "iillens nf water And l’5,000 gnlThin letter, made up almost en­ •mtnole County w a i drawn up years, but by hla election to the uie iiin i in Du- niunufucturo tory'* first A-bomb mission on they would look Inin the inntter ■Urday at a •pedal meeting of general convention Gve times tirely ot a resolution passed by anil check the security officer* nf cue tun of steel. L E B A N O N . O. (81 — A Detroit- Aim. i). I04S. the executive board at a meeting In The County'* area rent advisory 14*37. 1040, 1043, ID HI. and 1040. T llibcti told a reporter Dint fam iliar with the care. bound lots overturned on an Icy If we urr tn keen nn bringing Orlando, atated also that during board, Raymond Rail, chairman, The story came out enrlv today water from where it i* tn where hilt early today north of l-ebnnon, agent* nf two foreign countries “ Ilia painstaking nnd efficient hi* term of office, "the duties . . . aald. but the 20 nassengers escaped with were arrested near the elnxely- when Tibliet* and top I’cutagon pennle want It, ,ye must keen Olir handling of financial affalra of tho have Increased tremendously, For Tho area director, W . R. W il­ dloceae through guarded base at n time when only official* attended Ihe private show Donklmr at,end nn reservoir srinee, the deprcaslun , .m N E W Y O R ri Fodcral Judge nut crltiral inlnrles. inrauil. .ianco the me amoum midget iDi instance amount or of budget liam*, wan directed to forward tho The State Highway Patrol said a handful nf selentlxt* and high Ing nt a new motion picture based tnrii'-e innli*. oumpini' Ntutlons, w ar and inflation, not only enabled for the missionary apportionment Irving R. Kaufman indicated today r«*otutlon to Benaton Hpeimnrd he may grant a slay nf execution Ihu Greyhound bus driver, W. G m ilitary men knew about the A largely on Titibcl*' experience* trimimelil id.mU, di-l rll.uti.UA Holland anil George Bmather* nnd ua t a ‘carry on.* but won tha con- In 1084 waa )IIJi7<). Last year, the to condemned atnm spies Julius Shepperrl, 2.1, nf Detroit, applied bomb lie did nut li*t their nnlirmK ecrd ary ot the Air Force Flumains nnd all the neersniiry Infidence of everyone, so that con- diiburaement* In this account were Rap. A. H. Herlong J r . The Coun­ trl but Ions a tu U ffo r|ngi were made , *l07.7fif..B6, more than nine times and Ethel Hiiicuberg, to penult Ills brakes to avoid bitting rt nlllv. Id le r asked Tlbhctx, after Ibe film vredlontx nf an ndeiiuute witter ty mm torn under tho federal pro­ confident tlmt none would be dis-law much. The Increase of the num- (hem to seek executive clemency crashed truck nt the fool of the t he foreign agent*, Tfbhcl* mild, hud been shown, wbother it deplet­ x y x t e m . gram nearly a year. did not get Into Die huso itself. ed faithfully the security problems hill. slpaled. |ver of parlshea and missions from from President Truman. The truck, driven hy Robert They were apprehended in tho at one of the most carefully guard Rosenberg and his wife are He also waa elected as treasurer *<* I H>, and the departments of _ SOCIAL SECURITY scheduled lo bo electrocuted In Nntimnn, 41, of Maitland, Fla., had general area, he aald. adding that ed spot* In the United Stale* tho board from alx to nine, have UT tha diocesan board of truatees. Thibet* said he thought the movie A Raymond Rash, Field RenresenSing Bing prison tho week of Ja n smashed into a concrete bridge he was sure they did nnt gain "T h is last necessitate,! the con­ •1*J5 • M 'W to tho work required. did Ju.it that, amt then ventured (• live of the Orlando Boclol Beand hung over the side of Inc access tn secret information. stant oversight of many trust W hile we note with regret Mr. 12. RIT7. Hock in 1844 and J045 when ho the information atrout the spy at At a judicial clemency hearing stream. “ IlnntTmnn’* Krinl" ^ (se In^Sanfold on 'F rid a y CJa n !' f e w aiid smsIli in 'o rd e F to G r«y** realgia][on, we a lV o "^ ^ ^ W for tha Rosenberg*. Judge Kaur The Cincinnati - In • Detroit bus was commanding officer at Wend- tempt nt AVcntlover. 1:00 - 2:45 - 4130 . QMS - B;00 a * n , l Fr i d^v J s n lflL mHsreeti! Uw lergest and. at the .a m e |M P « M ?u r affection for him and man told their attorney, Emanuel turned around on the Ice, flipped over, Tlbbets said, ho was ehlefly Wondnver, Tlhhets told Tintctter. f , and Frid ay. _ Ja n .lO ,Jh e tween tlm#( th# M f „ t |#|l, for „ ch our fr a t jt u d e a t having hero able 0-45 over, and landed on 1U tap on a concerned with the preparations for was a busy hits and rail stop. The the hours of 9;30' a.m. and 1S1W IStOO II. Bloch: w,th We sincerely M O V! E L A N D the dropping of Die A-botnh and base Itself, he said, was hullt on "T h e re Is a review by the Fresh 10-foot embankment. M on. He w ill take claims o f re- trust j and then t« distribute t h e '! 0 that our association with him dent You havo a right to make “ Glory Alley" Two Ohioan* were hospitalised delesatad base-guarding problems a fenced-off desert area nn the tired workers, their dependents, Income properly. The advance work continued, and to that *nd, a plea to the President end 1 will In Dayton and four persons were to his m i enter chief securtiy security onicer, officer. n Heo , border between Nevada and Utah, Uh„tv xtnrts rtdIO, feature Ttl7 survivors of d«eaaed workers program, of course, added detail ,m* F U thla burden." the publication .to the convention did not personally handle the spies, la section dlfficutt to screen com Intermission 8:80. last feature give you pUnty of time. I am treated for minor cuts and bruises disiributs Informational ma* 0:33 going to reserve decision at tho at Lebanon. AU the pasaengeri suf­ Tihbeta ssld, noting th lt "m y se- pletelv even with highly trained explaining phases of the curlty chief was alerted that In m ilitary police an hand. u r. 0, fered shock, close of argument today." Security Act. I M l' * Eiievclical Calls For Cnisado Ainicd At Imn Cuctaiti Aivas Uof Cases In Volie Williams Jr. Lions Club Aids Cases In Sight Claims Court Are Named City Judge 10Conservative Aim By Commission Tried By McNab And 11uti'llisoli Sl a t t*d To Assume ( MTiee (whist rial Bnarrl Is Chosen To Encour­ age New Industries i t Valin* Of W ater Four Persons Die In Traffic, Plane Mishaps In State';? ippiftntik*1 Formulator Of IMa-.i To Drain Sea Is Dead foltn A. ham* Dies At Orlando Hospital I W eather S. G. Gray Resigns As Treasurer Of Diocese After 18 Years Of Service Pilot Of Atom Bomb Plane Tells Of Spies Trying To Enter Secret Base w. Continuance Of Bent StabilizaFon Favored Hus OverlurnH With No SeriouH Injuries RonenberffH May (iet Stay Of Execution -~t~b ' sNl, Movie Time Table “l y n s a w f i r * - i S : 1 ittwi^.iJit.-4U>iltWi'*(''f«j .'Aw' * , . i, . j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 29, 1952; <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/d56a135eeff31c30824b99cf7079416c.pdf f6c4a81ace0724eee6a0e3379cfa0e1b PDF Text Text K £ W Y L A R f DISW OHASE & SANBORN Pressure-Packed FLA G A " Brand !-o*. 24-of, ASTOR Vacuum Packud Sniukrtl Jo w ls Tongue In P rice s C'ood Thru W e d ., Dec. 31 Q ja n llt y ntqhlH R eserved Sm okrd Jo w l Hat-on Squares LoW Prices Everyday Specials Too! Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! "Tropica!" Short G rain Tradition has it that if you cat lilackcye Peas, I I ojt Jowl and Hire on New Year’s Day you’ll have “Peace, Joy and Riches” throughout the year. So it has become the ‘Lucky New Year's Dish,” and a very tasty one, too! H EA V Y , M ATURE, "GUARANTEED T EN D ER ” W ESTERN Sirloin, Round or Club . O’SAGE Dessert W EST PEAK Halvoa Bari. Dial* Darling J - . : j Crain No, .10:1 Valley I'rim e Marly Peas can 12! ic No .103 Libby Crm . Style Porterhouse °r T-Bone Mold Corn 43 C l /Vtor Tea I la g s can 17'/|C p k jf. 39c ft-n/. NubUio Cheese Hit/. S LfP flf It is Wayhtd and Prittd iik ir. 28c tfo u C an t B u k o to Q/ve Uou / w ith G ra d e " A ' T A I II , I1KAI1Y RATH’S 'BLACK HAWK' W r o n g COLD CUTS l.iv iT Cheese 55o l i ». Lean Boslon Bull 1ii.ily B’p.rchweigor Lb. 59c \ Lb. 59c Boiled Ham Tender Sliced Cooked Tu«ly, Mealy Salami Tender Lean 69e l l Tender Meoly Pig Feet ll Pig Tails Square Cut Lamb 16o . Lb. 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Can KREY G ravy & Chopped l i e f tirn ZERO, Tall Cana Evaporated l6oz. Can KREY fir a v y * S lie e d P o rk MeSerMI 1M. T10N DINNER VITA FOODS 21a 4 I C I .B e f i M o �*1 THE WEATHER I F y O ll DON’T Mosllt i M t moth jm l ir iilf « l poiHon*. i outer r e iilra l. i on tinned root m utli jm l r rn lra l Sunday. I’ j i t ly tim id) smith portion, mil <|iili«* <ii warm Sunday. t r t t lv e your Sanford Herald, City . D elivery, by J:»o p .m ., p irate r a il i Y E L L O W C A B 1441 • Established 190H VOLUME XL1V Truman Gives Interview On Past, Future AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A SA TU RD A Y D EC. i h r a l u * 1»52 A ssm ’iutcd I ’ress I rosed W ire Churchill Is Coming To Talk Over Global Problems W ith Eisenhower Sergeants To March In Inaugural Parade President l s Proud Of His Record And Tells Of Broadcast He Plans To Make Florida Mutual Is Surprised At Federal Action Editor* Note: The w riter of this story, which Is based on a personal interview with President Trum an, has co vrrrd Trum un throughout I f his nearly eight your* in the White House. It Is one nt a scries of Interviews being granted by the President to a sm all group of newspapermen who have covered him daily since he entered the > ’! White House.) 'ivmicF Will Day Mis R r s |i r r t s T o T r u m a n I Jr fort* h'ly inj4T To •Jamaica Vacation I k e ’ s ‘ D e f e n s e ( a h m e t * .Meets IT ’ C o m p la in t Points ! T o \ iolation ( ) f A n - | ti Trust Statutes . fly K it N E S T It VA< ( A HO WASHINGTON w -■ President Trum an is getting ready tu leave office convinced that a strong OIN. JAM f t A. VAN F lIIT fright, saluting), reviews and wldic« goo.l lurk to 71) men. n!) sergeant*, from L A K E L A N D n o fficer* of ihe Am erica, cooperating with strung a* many regiment* In Korea who w ill march In Piettdent-elect Dwight l> KDenhuwei s inaugural parixlis Elm ola Cftro* Mutual expressed , and healthy partner nations, run on Ja n 20 In Wncblnglcm. D C They w ill be led by Cap! Ju«rph It Love nt I'hurnlx, A r lr . standing nt surprise today at a F ille r .il Trade maintain peace with Kusaiu Van Fleet’* left. The men a ir cm tying the color* of U icli ir s p n liv r regiment. (I me nm I in mil Souude ImM) < nmmissnm charge Hod Ihe giant He believes his decision to send nonprofit marketing association i* Am erican troops Into Korea under operating outside the anti trust a United Nation* mandate mnv law* have saved the world from another to Washington F rid a ) Hie FT C global war. t* * oi'tl a complaint that Mutual'* That step, he told me, was the plan of operation "t* not wiihio toughest decision he ever had to the exemption* from tin* anti Irust in axe, tougher even than the one law * provided hv federal statutes In drop atomic bombs on Ja p a ­ for grower* mitrkelmg then plod nese cities In 191.1—because it in ­ S N Y flE H tty IIA ftltV me (hal much.'' Itogers went on m l* ei'operative!) " I volved the risk of a third world fINGTO N .C A House " lie know* 1lir legal crim inal ileti W ASlfl I oiler the plan the I'D *.ud war eommlttee today called former nihno of right and wrong Do.* Mutual "doe* oof handle Im) oi I talked with the President in Asst A lly Gen T Lam ar I'ninlle Hie emmmtlee *ugge*t that tin sell Cllril* fruit* III 'ill'll* ptmlw f* , his Oval Hnoin office at the While "an Imnuratily inotis tiled" hot I'resnleot did wrong when he filed loll loslead allein pl* lo lotdiol the | "w e a k " government official t 'audio'*" House yesterday It was one of a |i'iielm *e and sale ami teg'-lnle series of personal interviews he Is It also termed him "a seape linger* al*o * o g g e * t e d the Ihe price* at wlueli ftie*e imih I o i I* I granting separately to n small goat" hi I icing fired in Noveinliei (hurdle testimony should tie re are purchaseil and *"ltl Ihroogh group of reporters that havr cov­ 1951, hy President Trum an for ferred to the attorney general * contract arrangement* wtfli grow , ered him daily throughout his nr "outside activities " office "lo r action i r* and wdh h a n d le r*" I’ AH IS — P rem ier designate The Ldiels were applied h> a cupaney of the While House The llliieh publlrl/cd mink coal The complaint furlhei alleged Jarques Suustcllr wtirked feverish Trum an Is proud of his record Judiciary subcommittee, headed episode in wlueli Mr* Caudle on fliaf Ihe a*»"i*iatnoi seek* In -on ly today to round up enough sup on foreign affuirs and feels that, by Hep* I'helf <I » Kv > and. Keat tallied III 1951 a I2.4un fur through (m l prlee* and marketing »( ritrii* when the history of his adm inis­ porter* to form a new government log i l l N Y ) which lin* ti’ Y-)' in a New York fa* law yer. Jacob flo lt and proiloet* aflei Idle ha around Cien C'harle* De Gaulle'* ve*tigaltiig the Justice Dcpartuii-ul l.am lau tration Is written hy future re wa* lalieled a* "file pa**ed from the grower* searchers, It w ill tie noted for right-wing 4rrnch Itally l arty The committee re|Mirted it i* dalkes! elood ell < .nolle * rrpota At Frnslproof Mutual * Fre*i rRCPAgtNO to iaxi OVt* com meed the having kept the world out of w ar I*!? o f . > „ u ,,,u i,. > < form er head of the lion " deni I'e rrv \\ Mur> •*■ said he wa* *!»' Kill*tv Chur It 's k V\ «|mm for nearly eight long, c risis ridden P*-' (ia u lllsl gave up hope of gi> mg I <icpnrlm<iil' C rim inal and la * Caudle claimed fie wa* guilts of •tirtirised at Ihe F i t act ion year* President Vincent Aurint a definite ,,,1 ...,,.,^ "never sold himself fm no wrongdoing !!i* ’*’» III \Vutf|lltt|{t*rh * i *i|•§ii , Division* "W e Iliixe never attempted to 7 , , , _ .............. yes or no answer by tnnlulit lie riches or for (tower I s. % i It-rulY Dr In id liul Ihe eoinmiltee said fill es mt! ul file pnee of frtlil ami feud He u plannltig a nation-wide saj,j (,,, announce hi* de A.»111 Sr* frt„n v tlr- u i, »11 11 liul it (minted to his career a* pi,million s h o w e d "tic plum hie pn,dot-1* after they Imve e,,|*eti not broadcast sometime 1 n Jowunry r j s|n|| r0w afternoon Mm ii•*11" IP fi i-il II An*i n " m jtt \ n Mimmlnu “ P w'hat he considi rs Although he was reported to have "the most accurate reflection of judgment at lie.*!’* and it wasn't L i ou, hand* of the grower decay within Ihe Department of convinced "g ra v e r censure is no , M,i,i the arhlcvem cnls of his adminis 1won rruulinu* io ilo n. aunnorl support ‘from a few Justice that the subcommittee lias m e rite d " ; " i h e government Im* been at tration ond charting the course he tt,,-n ■UPRI,« i Summing up "xlm rleiim lngs " tempting I" sliild lire some nun ii» n .« i» n - . 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I, i s ™ . ! , 7 '.’i S " ' ' ; ! w i riiDli' u | min Tin- report uisn tonclir* on Ibr the report said uf Caudle I'ld liin il Interest* liv subsidies would . r the G rh m 'm e ssa g e to P‘,r «y lenders by his pledge In " lie was weak, and Hie naive lli'ie we have -i group of grower* Stale of the Union rnessage [ 1 s,rn p the European Arm y prnpn- Justice D rp u rlm rn l servlci- ol Caudle's superiors Tom C lark, m ile id a country law yer did (I'd Irving to stabilize their mdustiv ( /ingress. to he delivered^ curly In | ijenmnd Important revisions om-time ullorney general noil now serve Iitin well in Hie enrriiptintl Ihe session opening Ja n . 3 in NATO anil change Ihe ennstitu a supreme court Justice; J Hum MiphiMiculbin of the \Va*hlti|fmii wOhmr, "'dubdl'") U'u' the '/o' " r | mi ni rrltle i/e* d \Ve feel w h i'e lie •>» lyovnl of the Greek-TurM sn lion In riv e the president more heen 1'iiinplvtne with the law aid program, the Marshal Plan IMiwrr and wcuken that of the As aril McGrath, former attorney lie knew , lie made error* of |ud general, mu I Peyton Ford, olio ' meld, some of which played ibelr 't bv i iimphiml set forth a lentil and the succeeding steps under­ senility The lulter point Is one De taken by this government to Gaulle has been fighting for for was (.'lurk * deputy II *uul I'aiidle part in destroying public nuifi tile m i <■' and desl’ l m der wliudi was not responsible fur wind it ilenee in Hie government lie Itif F D said would .11 •• Motoot strengthen the pennnmle and mil years called their "indifferent attitude " 'se rv e d ; anil lie swallowed inioi in mid it* grower m etniiei* free in Itary potential of Communist Political observers had given Caudle, o h " figured prominently ii .imc ut personal 1,o nit Di.ill the I tlli-ll prinbli t rinuil'l 'ltil e I S 111■;1111111; i r t «*r m;i tk< threatened nation* I ><• These were hold *tep*. he *nld. Soustclle hot slim chance of sin in .iiuillier House e o iiiiin tlei'x anv in.m -Imiild slom.ii b Iv Ut i i.ntormalice willt feder.d law mg r cess In forming a strong enough probe of nirroplion in govern \ii«t in 1 i II* every u, t.itu. ,l.n alb , i 'I Hut M\ ( 'li.’ii’t’i's A c a n isi but the derision to enter South 1 1• Antoine meat, was plctiued a* a w ar n il the t imii i wa* cleat ly bl., l nr Hi4 a**,,, lalli'U ,e ted hi II* Korea when the North Korean cunlitlnn to replace Hud of Mnmlav nes* fur the ( tielf.Keating groiqi y y h 1 1f raiidlc's ihmtT .4 1 > |> • • i In Am erican Airmen it. In hi* view, was 1 ‘wry. whose reslgnollmi .,ml oli'i-i il i*i' I'Hei tel e , il' nrH Itrdx invaded threw Hie government into another The report referred In t .iiidle’* have been impeccable e n t f iil ' 11 re competition in the nriemg ol the “ toughest" of all. eight day* of testimony and * mil The eominlttee also said * ainlle, I fruit grown to it* no 'tuber* When hr ordered the bombing of Its chronic crises I.MNI •' l \ ♦* I'llt.imt • tl.41 •'.! To over come the hitler opimst tin- North ( '."oilm an "In enilurmg in being dismissed for out-el, ae Mill ■mt r e i p m i i l b i n i d l e i * w ho i L m Dm i of Japan, Trum an said, he was ,iii V iiirM* an t i • i iD ir Imil eo "! r at t w lib Ih e i- -m u t o i ’ (fri jtju il told It would shorten the war and tion of France's two b i g g e s t Hu- personal tribulations uf 1952, liv dies, "w as Used a* a publli i {Hi't t*> mmI* • th>H(r save the live* of possibly 2511,1)00 parties—the Leftist Socialists and was serving In* country a* faith rlfrce In d i)e il attention fr. rn ihe In han tlle m F b u ' d i i m i l l f i n d and I 1)ill sit J If I I !«11> W tv I V « 'Mil Am ericans and as many Japanese Hie O iiii muni sis—Sous Id le must fully as he ever fruit in polihe nt shameful weaknesses Hud wen lie frtlil p ro d m I* id it* i n e n i h e i * a ed 1111111111111' latlil 1*4»t11 h.nt III * M tU lllg exposed throughout the l e a s to devote their ........... mol ft' I I'll In Hint case, there was no ques­ win over the middle of-the road I flee In prinr. better years " " E v e r y member " I the sidieoui or> and Justice Department (ia"klog faedlttes to this fruit tion of the course to take, he *uld Radical Socialist*. Popular llepuh | III' ii«llillM■ 11«'U til'llI I ' « ,i,t I, V | rnittrr and It* *taf( who observed The report *.tui C lark when he ) In- ii**in latimi wa* allowed In Korea, he *nld. the whole llcans (M R P ). < hrlstiau Demo llu Dull .1) D l*' • tfdi a * lli k F \ F > Caudle and listened to In* te*li was attorney general, " in le iL i eil dav* to a"*w el tin ninint'Oiil V m i ' l It . l l i l l » VV.il -.iw life of Ihe United Nations wo* in | cratx and a number of independent Mil i t .olio mony over a long period, share* with the routine forietliinoiv of hearing wdl lie held m Lakeland 1r.iftsmittcr .»r*»I nMirr r*|» Ipmeut voiced It was il question of acting groups. in the opinion that he i* an honor the .lu stie r Department in Hie Cell :'H helote I D i xalldoi'l' t • fur ri |> ii ir ii i^ r .■ I at the possible risk of a third I Some of these have indicated I), ae world war E a rl <’ox they would go along wdh Soustelle ably motivated m a il." the riqiort Kansas City vote fraud ea*e f i V 11 % ill Nil H i l l ' 11*11 iH’htll i ,t into .said However Hep Rogers i l l The ease dates to ihe Ftp, It, in lliiln-it \Y Rutledge Mutual * tin i m inii y He said he Is eonvlneed that the i if he modifies his uie.i* about trim decision was a right one, and that mlng the powers of the assembly Fnlo), n subcommittee member. e rra tic prim ary election in which geferid manager said I h r sfiilrm# •»! «!,um« i! tlir \ m r i I disagreed with the m ajo rity’s coo Enos A \le ll, backed by Fresident I "The Federal Trade Commission lean pLiiir l< <*k nff f V V »*’ n it halted communism In ID effort* The possibility that De G aulle— elusion about Caudfe's motives Trum an, d e f e a t e d Rep ||„ er aelion euine* a* a gieat *urori*e hiiilrn <irrm.iii> flrw uvi i Itnin to engulf Ihe whole world. And who they think may have dictator­ " T h is praise i* unwarranted by Slaughter for renominuliou Ihe to all of u* We have done nothing llttlm D llillll III illi It .lit M* .llill Sui he believes It gave hope to free ial Ideas—might use Soustclle as a man who ha* violated a polilir Kansas ( ’Hy Slur, in a seneof jdleg .il The whole m ilte r wilt he tli-ri mill Ili*,n ’ M»»l,i1ril“ tin I'oli^h men everywhere that If they band n bridge to walk into power give* tru s t," Rogers *uld in a state articles, charged irregolaiitie* I turn'd over to out uttnnu'V* and ffMitln i im at hiirlm sn .mil D« • I m together they eon never be con­ them nightmare* men! "H e received a mink cunt Thieve* later stole disputed I, dial* ill the llieontline »•' m idimo' Dir ir^mn rf M i/'l'it quered. he added. and $5,000 from persons interested amt other evldent-e from the » a il to i|n iv I'ry lb llli' possdde tm the The President pointed to the Ida I hr inrn til* :« «l In h,tv« •♦•••**> in raxes before tom How luilior house I iienefd o( grower oiem liei* uf -rill mii Ihr pviiu: nt him w rii world globe given him In 19L1 l>. ably motivated’ cun one man C lark's aetimi in removing the Gen Dwight Eisenhower, who w ill Florida i dm * Mutual iilr lililin l ji > Sli'lan S k r/ w n u ik l get?" ease from Caudle's siipervi mi l Mutual which was granted a become President Ja n , 20. Ih r an Rogers said Caudle was per i and turning It over to his drp ty, j e h a i l e r in F e b r u a r y IWW ha * a •uni Diuni/ti Siisimw*»ki "D uring Ihrsc eight y e a rs ," T ru /iiHinrrm rnl ditl not mitn .ilr th nr milted by the eonimittee "to re Kuril the report said, looked hke I ,1 iMillmiril Oil l'»« r 't o I man said, "w e ’ve kent lliul old il*«f laiilitllt y late every suspicion, rumor and " a gross departure from It.......... globe out of d isaster." " I'hlN iici Dim i tril m'liliMl .i tah* gossip in Washington" umi added channels of authority, which bu* And at home, he continued, u iih h ull lin* I 'iiilril Si.itrN has that the f o r m e r prosecutor not vet been adequately explained "w e'vo got an economic situation formal illphnnatir ii'hilm n ’ Ihr blamed everyone but Caudle. '4> without equal In the history of the or defended by any of the nffn u l* M util lltiiril Illi I*ll|l ** LONDON (At—Moscow radio to­ "H is testimony did not impress involved. ” w orld" with a production rale of 344 billion dollars, a national In­ day quoted 'he Soviet newspaper The Sun ford K iw nni* Club w come of 290 billion dollars and with Pravda as saving millions of people |,,p biimit* in bringing in fiu iiiH w ill sec Statin's recent statement fl3< million persons employed. t,nliiiiiH to tbe Sidvttliuo A r mV' Trum an now regards the defeat on International affair* a* a "bright . 1i in.* founds and kctlles dining of Ihe Dem ocratic party in No­ new manifestation of the peacetlm pre ('brlstoiu* sritson, vember as Just one round of a loving policy of the Soviet govern­ The iiairilig s for the lennir battle over principles that w ill be m ent." I'lH L A D E L F H IA t,n — Sleidicr, | Several Incttl civic orgunlsulitoir The broadcast was the first R us­ mulches to tie played tin the May- Stolnrski I I . elerk In a W e.tcrn l<nt their nssDtnnci' to llu- Siilvn carried Into future elections. If" has already voiced his support of sian reaction heard here to the fa ir Inn tennis rourts tomorrow Union offlre h err, tlrrnm ed be w a i tion Ai'inv in tlieir i.nmml t»-H "O ur market i"iio vcil llu- bi-o' tinging I'tiinpnign fur funds by ink tccl trading >d it"' scii". " ......... Adtal E . Stevenson’s leadership Soviet Prem ier's answers to four starting at 'J:<I0 p. m. were an- a victim of a hold tip nounced tills morning liv tennis _ and of Stephen A. M itchell, Sic- written questions put to him by So when he came to work last illi/ liver III.* collection stnlbiMs. the week ending Dee I’ll " S Mil) The Kitvunls r lu li was ntvuitlvd Anitcrom miiiiaiu'r ,d llu- N udmil • venson's hand-picked Dem ocratic Jam es Reston, New York Tim es tirofesslonul llill Sweeney as fol­ night he took ILono In daytime lows: national chairm an. Trum an feels reporter. receipt* amt deposited them I lie n ,ilv e r lodl for luinuing in tor Slate Farm ers Market *.ud ye* M arvin (lim p rirh of I'eekskill "h u n ch " was tim ely. eotiei’tions fiu nlli' day, according Icrdav —although he wouldn’t say so In In his replies, Stalin professed a so many words—that Stevenson's desire to co-operate In any “ new N. Y . v*. Gene Tucker, Sanford; "W e *nld 32 v irictic* uf t.ri.d"*-** Two hours later a nislol carrying to f'llptiiin W illiam W hile, com defeat for the presidency stemmed diplomatic approach" to end the Archie I'erlm otter of llro o klyn, N robber demanded "tne big stuff " inundiiig officer of the local Salvo and fruit, ainmintinu tu in 7)7 "nil* i p rim arily from three things: Korean War and claimed Russia Is Y . v*. C lay W illiam s, H iinfonl; Stnlarskl turned over IWH) in e.tsh tion A rm y eitailel. "* n gru** valuation uf M Hi 023 95 1. The glamor attachrd to Re­ Interested In ending it. He also said Je rr y Wurshnvv of Forrest H ills —all lole receipts The Konfonl Shrine Flub plui-ed The lending cninm nililles were publican candidate Elsenhower by he regarded favorabiv the possi­ L . I. N. Y. vs. Iloho Dean, Saufurtl; It was the second tim e Slular*kl second in eollis'ti*ois mid the Juu fruit, euliliagn, eelery and e*ea . virtue of a great war record. bility of diplomatic talks with rrn- Harold Irv in e of Long Reach, I, was the victim of a holdup The loe Clinm lier of Coiunierre was role 1. The practice of what Truman rcsentatives of President-elect El- 1. N. Y. vs. Mike S iria u i, Sanford "T h e heavy frost frnm Muioliiv first tim e. too. back In May. F»30. third. haa called "demagatuary” by El- eenhower "looking toward the pos­ Charles M orrison, a member of the robbery followed a dream. Captain White extended his ap­ morning through F rid a v ." he said, ■enhower during the campaign, sib ility " of a later conference be­ the Tennis Um pires Association of preciation to the "fo lk s of Sanford "eaosed eonsideaoMn damage to u 'a s ils s N oa ra c e T » « t the United States Lawn Tennis A s ­ tween Eisenhower and him self. for the wonderful response to the nil tender erops. The hnrilv veee The Moscow broadcast quoted sociation w ill o fficiate during tho dime board*, on behalf of the folks tables, snrh ns cabbage eolllird*. R O T A R Y H I'R A K B R Prsvda—organ of Ihe Soviet Com­ number on# and two matches, with who got the tieiiefitH of their spirit eelery. turnips, green onions, rad Ishes! leeborg leltoee and narxley, munist party—as saying: guests of the Tiolel assisting ar iNormnn I.. Lush, adm lnlstratm of and g ifts ." suffered only minor damage "Stalin's replies to the New York linesmen, It was announced by Die Grunge Memorial Hospital at "For Hie week beginning Dee 2!) Times once more stress Soviet C harles 0 . M arian, M ayfuir Inn 1st Orlanilu, w ill lie thr guest speaker H ouhc I h vee anlirlpate an increasing volume !iy* KOJE ISLAND, Korea • t f l - readiness to collsborste In work Manager, ul the regular weekly meeting of of cabbage, celery. Chinese cab Santa Claus even found a moment ending the war in Korea. bilge. Iceberg leltme, l"rnl|is rnlthe Hunford Rotary Club Monday T R IP LET S BORN to visit this bleak prisoner of war "Stalin's replies published on the laril* and cllros fruit, along wilh a (aland. eve of the new year give hundreds . LACKAWANNA. N. Y. UB-Trip- nt HD1R p. m. at the Yacht Club. A house, owned hy M. C, Dickson small volume of HI other varieties M r. Lush n native of Uulncv Twenty-three Korean children of millions of people new strength lets wera born within 43 minutes whose mothers are behind barbed In the struggle for peace, for end­ to Mrs. Christine I’asikiewlci III. attended schools In Peoria and ond Charlie Reed, located In Mid­ of produce. The m nrkrl did not close for the wjre donned paper hats and plavcd ing the policy of force and aggres­ yesterday—one at home ond two received his llu rlie lo r of Selene' way outside the city lim its on Ge­ neva Avenue, and its contents were Christm as holidays. Mr. Anderson In the hospital. degree from Bradley U niversity destroyed by fire e arly this morn­ •mid, as did most of the other slate sion, for ending Ihe grasping war atockings. Mary, welshing 4 pounds 9 ounces anil his M aster's Degree in ifosnlA Christmas party was staged against tha peace-loving Korean arrived at homo a few minutes tnl Adm inistration from North­ ing, Assistant F ire Chief R. T . offices, which closed Dec. 23 lo re people, for regulating International open Dec. 29. Thom as said. before 1 p.m. In the. schoolhouae within the lie sold he took time not only The cause of the fire was unde­ Then an ambulance sped Mrs. western U n ive rsity. tho prisoner of war question* by peaceful talks. P rio r to his coming to Orange termined later this morning. A long enough to have a Christm as ''Millions of people see In these Paatklawlcs a quarter of a mile Iren Uve. They are airbed wlte from answers a m w bright manifestation to Our Lady of Victory Hospital, Memorial Hospital In 1D47, he was house next door to the one which dinner on Christman Day, und that Communlat war cap- of the peace-loving policy of tha whara Michael, I pounds 9 ounces, assistant A dm inistrator a t St was razed was saved, he related. ho made four mail deliveries from The woter supply of tho F ire De­ tho post offlre so that men at the Soviet government, a policy di­ was born at 1:13. Marla, 3 pounds Lu ke’s Hospital In Toledo and A d­ m inistrato r of Riverside llospltul partm ent's booster truck was used m arket could get their Christm as rected toward strengthening unl- 13 anneal, came at 1:41. In combat combatting the blase as no flro cards. ant the developThe hospital tab) the 33-yaar-oldin that city, ar" tho L bablei all were in It ana He will speak on hoapltal man- hydrants wero available close to The m arket, he said, w ill remain collaboration ba- mother Caudle Is Labeled As “Honorably De Gaullist Is Motivated, Weak” Public Official Seeking To Form Coalition Rule Ct Premier - Designate W orks Feverishly To Line Up Support n ( / o icn S#*i i rlii11 if Drfrii.se* • riiul lil* Itigf fiiiliilttliiiatf a I'h l*1r U 11si111 i* Ifr{;ri * In R 11 1'n nr i a ir , % m v H r r i e t a 1 1 •«1e*Hi*«) I tli- ci. , f* M ti nl,| t ; Ci||Drill Poland Says Air Ike Wants Peace Force Dropped But Is Wary Of Spies In Country Stalin Motives &Soviet Newspaper | Pravda Happy Over, Stalin Statement Kiwa’nis Club Wins Dime Board Award Heavy Trading Is Reported At State Farmers’ Market PairinR.s For TenniH Dream Saves Victim Matches Announced Of Holdup Biff Sum 0 Santa Claus Visits Prison lale Of Koje Midway Destroyed By Fire condition. ag«m«nt ami relatad No. 90 problems, tho scone, be said. open every day until June 30. \ i ) t t Ft ','11 f *| )| H i l l Ai It, Ml I ml Russians •im;' SincciY LtiN D nN r Frinre Minister • Tuirehill will *ail for New York New Y " . i i * Eve to talk over glnltal plebli'tn* mfor nt .illy with t'resident elect F.i*enhow er pay hi* re |i> rt* to Fresident Trum an in U .olungtuii and fly to Ja m a ica for i two week tropical luduLiy Mig aniiiMiui einent uf Hie ,H year old I'rim c M inister's trip on Hie litter ljueen Mary was matte leil.iv hv In* nffiee at 10 Downing Sped Lloyd'* shipping underw i iters estimated ('liiireh ill would arrive in the U S Jan I tint added Hi.it winter ship fro*tings are often d e l.o n ! hv heavy weather In New York. Eisenhower *ald. I have lie.m l Hint my old friend wa* coming and t am delighted to meet him Diplomain' informants said dur­ ing in* three dav * in New York, <T m i.tilll will discus* with the Fresident elect the Korean War, ltiiti-li Vinerlean trade and finan| <i d . o operation and defense prob­ lem* m We * I Europe llill Moilthe.i*t \*ia I) i* likely. ol*o. that the two leader* w ill talk over the po**lluhlv o| ,t meeting with Soviet F ie io ie r Joseph Stalin I 'o' alllio m irriiu iil of t tmrelulF* tin . e.inie I,* * than ID hour* after Malm staled tie looked favorably , i the Idea of direct talk* with Fi«eidiowi-r aimed at en*lng world tensions i hurt hill ha* said he favored t i ( i l i ) e ) talk v illi Hie Russian* w itb lin t a in inking part Kixentoivivi Im* not dixetosed hi* per . uni reovtuiii to Stalin'* over' ue* bid hi* seeretarv of state* de*iin ale Jolui I'usler Dulle*. aid m a <1.dement ii's le rilu y that the imomtitg iidmimplratbin would give sertoii* and sympathetic rejietd uin to aqv eioierctc Russian ‘ pnntnsnl* Dulle* lsxlfr.1 Id* stall'• i i ul in \) I'biiigloii alter eonsull mg m ill Fi*i'iilio iver by teleptione Inlorm i d I oiidiin source* (ire do'fi d i Inn .'lull al»o w ould pay a • cud t I 'll an official one this lime to the I ulti d Si.de* after Die I oi ,'o iii iiigiil ation of flic ow Fri'sideol i hi tliat trip, the t*i im*- Mim-li-i b )■o11 will take , 111.•i.• ntlii i iiit iii.il meloding For ii.ti soi n ' i d V’libouv Eilen and VII IttlVV s ) l l t it ■>■;)* i Fie-"ib nt i h-i t mb . i ) tio i * tloiI, i i met,I ol ,1 o a|,|e M VI!) 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I S I * Y Y i l f l t l 1l , l l ' * l t * H ..f till Mini win* t h rrk anti i ii i • sf*l Di.it It,, new {itlmiHl'vt r;*l*4$n t r • nt aliil i * In*, k u atfU to make hi # ii'# -ii r» f(*» Vmi l.fM* $ lit nl\ lilt • HI 1 v\ llill ‘ ' iliii ih i. fu* I*. 1m| . oi io|f ree It . HI t ■ i'i*l ln h»r V t l|||)ls 11), •-•1 1It • Hi iioiD i i at• Vet tlie 1'* If .. . ut ,i 11v 1r • f«. f.i* • i i til 1- 1* - tl* ill it. id th» iiilfif (rf tilt Du- Si»v h i ti mI« i 1. 1. HI • MR f ,l 1*1Hill V 1rd»n ••! il an iiifli** \ t!4 111 1 limit ! xltti il In Iri l Ll I f Hit! 1 •i tit •' Il «• VY he m Hit*' 1Illi tiniife H'i I i I h H illl'f '-U|l |iiy — hu hi effectis.< defense Villi iih : •k initih I i . Don id 1' M|Il I M t'« >HI 1\ t f ,itb uo tin* pail ul ll"* * ia a* a *ill ff il fin H llYillllthlt'. fununmu-i ut any meeting H u ( f * r>i riifiD iDilt inn 11*V Iff* v In |,| 11» ||| ! y|i(i I here appiM. tu lie no gn- H Dll 1*44111III It II It v npllniixln ,it Ihe Elsi'iiltim . r b, id 11» v 11utij w1111*m i i nD ftm quartet * that xueti enmldions ........Illi' JlM'l f||'*l 1ililll M ilOll would in1 in,-i | 1144»v ii«i4) » it»p*I*ii% ■ iiifiiI only if ti ih»* I 111* genet al liilli'-elf exon-*-etl | D* nilahl** will i r «$p |»I v in tivMilahU** In- view * reeai dim: Ibu -iluatiuu \V if I m*it f in coni iriuini* f 1$pw of w In n In- I,,1,1 a ii ............ ..lifer, ru e 1wiiti’i , *4 * iMilil iini In* pitiporla i .I i iiii - flial be would meet with Iv 1111•*11»1f| tt| k i •|tf ' l l i l l h i I VSlolut d ii'' 1buugbl il wuntil tu'lp \ mi j i'MijIt I rMtfi'fiviilily iil>l h In Un- ijiii-i uf iiuaee Hi- *aid lie * u -milD j vviiti'r t hi uiiiDi v m il own would do aiivlhiug and go any ♦MmI- f»i "Htisiv vMiir th irst, cIfun win it- it ho Fume) I it ""h i con ' " id i""ly , iiriil willi*r viiur burden trllmli* to world peniT ted lie also ll'il mhI\ tin Milt*It i i n n r^ iiniifff ?iynilecbircd tie miw uo (irii*peel that D ill '»f mlN’i't Ii»Uf rshil rufn, dliflpD a meelmg witli Stalin would oht l»iitia»n mill 11 flit HitTil •m i tvninr r f . world piobb-iu* ■■Mill i •■ s lii> iii111>111/«■)| Di (iriidiivH1 Ih f tloive)er the lule-l Sl-.lio hi....... ''ii*J(*r ht'Hi'fifw whit h vmi, m a i* not being taken lightly by El •Li11»/••«, I'lijiiy. sent ow el or tit* i i'l aide* 11"'* I In* vvMi Di vmi und all con* real'/e •tint ill Hie eyes of Huworld. Stalin in effort tut* *anl ,4(11114*1w pay f.ir thi' w nli*r you um* 0f making " L e t's get I ii g e t tl e r mill talk I *•’I j i b ii» iim i i i u, 1III" l«'H4'fi! * nviiilnhli' tu till, lienee U’ lllifiut a Miili’i \v«irk« av-tem Whether d ’* propaganda or not. d pul Hie new iiilm lni*lration on tilli* « m«i uf tn'uni living would he I*. Mhjhiiivt*. Hie >pnt The re|il) of Jolui Foster Dulles, secretary of stale tlr*le H A S O M f' IN S I AM VI I o n mile, approved by Eisenhower, nrflcuM i»f Sanford L<mI ku N o. ft2. challenged the Russian* to prove *’ A M , will bi* Installed lothey aren’t hluffiiig. Ami the next move so far a* misht at 7 30 uVIm k .it a St John1! ' new- ad 111 Inidrut hill t* eon Masunlr rom tnim iration. If ««;|iff*ltl#l’f <•** *■»4k| P 1 Wllf Worshipful MiiHtrr J V iilH Jnnra riM|iii>!i|a that at! Master .Masnni be* present ('Hv CommiHsion SliituN Special Meet Four items apiieur on the agenda, with a linliilinll concerning charter revision, for the special meeting uf Ihe City ('tunmission Monday (light nt S IX) o'clock. Hending Hie list is a public hear Ing for the reznntng of five lots on the west side of Laurel Avenue, between Ninth und Tenth Streets, from a nnc-famllv to a commercial industrial rln ssiflrallo n . Healed tilils for tho auditing o' the C ity's books w ill he opened and a new City Judge anil a C llv In duitrial board arc tu be appointed Movie Time Table R IT E "The Rough Tough West" 1:3ft • 4;1’.) - 7:02 - 9:44 "Look Who's l.noglilng" i!;38 - 5:20 - 8:02 Rumlav “ Million D ollar Mermaid" M G V IE I-A N D .Saturday " T a lc . O f Robin Hood" "H o stile Country" Sunday "Blu e V e il" Ttitlnv PMd ________ . _______ _ �0 * ■M—» -M • ......... -«»»" ■< LJ’ ’ /v1^ T B E SANFORD H ERALD Pm * a I H ad ^auDee. v , «im O u t lo o k Fo r EisenhowerVictoryIs Called “ O Biggest NewsEvent Of The Year ■ H A H B J j b l u i M ' l; n fHtJf | COVER THE WATERFRONT? Fra n ce .ninc .............. monthu rromlwr Ai^olno I’lnuy 1*h» illrcclwl The Sanford Herald , I . * Fnr - , ...... 1*"*. . l the noviirhmeiit of.Frum-o.’ Nrw, fnllljig to tret a vote of ," .r n . w n fifi^ a . on {I'ljrejitjK'Hy unltnpoi-Umt lnnye, Pinny )mH repatartiiM i«» j AlitHlJll ,*ljnir<l nml hi* rcKIgiint Ion lias been reluctantly accepted by an ( X i Wiimm. Halt > r« »m i­ Proaidcnt Vincent Annul. n i M *a»«lls * « W f Pinny fared better than moat of Ida prcdcccaaors who aa am*ail rlaaa mall* r have held the office ainee l*'ranee waa HWcnili-il from the ________ »T, HUM, al IX* l*aal a f aaatiiril, I'lorldn. nailer lh» .*r Nn/.la. Ilia povernmeol waa the aeventeenth to be formed a l f'nnarr** af OnrrM I , INTO, ainee Mill. Many of the men who became Prcmicra nerved HUM. %M l l„ IIK »> Htich abort lernta that il is difficult for Frenchmen to recall •Idllnr Himiio\ nr.*> their namea. fiu .ln r.s Xlnnsaer France ia In an extremely dlffieult position. Still not XI 11*1 MM'TIO* IM TI'.a Hi 9'oerler I .13 recovered from the lad war. it baa been compelled to wtigiOar Mnalh 3.IN* a costly fluid in Indn-Chlnn and the threat of trouble in T b rrr Muaiha l^aalba i a.Tfl i .m i I Morocco ia increaaimr. Kxtremlnta of the right, lepreaented — I by (icncrnl Charlea de OiiiiIIv and Ida followera. ami of the A lii ab llaarr nailers, rartla1 "! left, renreaented by the Comtnuniala, are not I'liger to aeo Ifeaaha. rr.n ln ila as aa*l auOrra «• left, represented by ralertalm aral fi«r ffcr (IttriMiaf Ilf nny moderate Kovernment Httrvive. ralalaa Uaila. Mill hr MNr«F«i far It la not cnay to predict the reault of the fall of Pinny’a r a Ml nr Niltrrll al rrgnlar s n .rriU la a rales. government. Hut nnlesa a stable government can be formed, Ilfp lfM a tH 11% I m llVtf lim »|ia|«*r l l r | i r ‘MNlNlltr* wltleh can operate with aonte aaatirance I bid It will be M f i ftp* Milt nun. 11 •«p**|• around for a while, Fram e may be In for a very bad time. n o RN.I mi. i.iifit*. From Hie American (mint of view the ascendancy to Til# la n m rm lirr mV Ihf MOtl rr#M Mhlch la oaillied power either of de (iattlle or of the Communists would !«• a fpMltPtr i ♦** the m* f far rtpuMf r a il* * *f All IW IfirNl itfM* prliifri* Idtter blow. Possibly a leader of Pinny's temperament can l« lfcl« R W M M sr «a NFll Aa At* Im; found to form a new cabinet. Hut the outlook ia not A r mama tUtRRlrllM. bright. ' I , I Hope* ruse ns President-rlccl Elsenhower made n threp-day trip I . I'U rnh n w rr w in . ('residency •o Korea fulfiltintf riilfillim r a ram campaign 7 S I pp I Nlrilip | *» pi 1. Korean w ar and Ir u r r talks plrilirt' I'Ul Ihi* dpndlnck rnntlnued trjtre talks at Panmunjom and I. Ike beats TaftI fur (JOI* imm- in in Hip U.N. where the latest eomInalbtn prum lrc nllpmpts were spurned by % 1. lirR a ln sets a uuren i. * iu. Onr issue —• voluntary refi. The E ly in * En lrrp rlsp 7. Il-bonili and alom ir develop- tur'i el pritom-r* —■ was a ll sp. ( i l l r a ll y ti.itl delayed a cease-lire rm menl N. Probes of riirru pliu n In r u t * » i .hi* U . S . said It could not, in I enor, nirree to nhnndnnmi’iu nf ernmcnl ll.ul principle. 9. Dcm orrals draft Rtsvenson I he Versus Taft 10. Nixon’s TV arcoualins lo the Duloht David Klsonhmver ns Iirtrd, uuoy and slaie coaveaiiuii *-oI’residfnt of the United ,States. u.. exploded on tplrvinbm The year marked *rhlev«mpat »o*aa an os* the country wlllijj of anolher VE-Day for tlie much- Ihr opening of the liOP toavennmi deeuraled war hero. The fird to cii.rago. Millions of voters saw came Mny 7, HMft. with virlury in l<a Die lirsl tunc u camera’* eje Europe over the Nails. The second t..w of a flgbt lo the |>olltiral occurred last November I with it usi ou'ut.i-takoig; ,, ui-inrv over the tfuei, victory no on RUvtion Election Dav Day over ... i ,tl .jeiuiu aao eleiucmai, u New and F a ir Deal standard *“ '» i. Jdiionr nci.h tolled the arnlh lies re r«. R allo.s not buUels * « M r .l iving l>orwo t.'eorge V I._ K e b ru .iy the Issue in the second uutio imp I iiiii.vsa r.'litaPeiii w*> em sadr." In his march to the l ’re*ldenry. suoatltuung tor her lam er on a the 02-year-old general carried ‘ “ « r. •*»« m.-w, eaugla u,. every objective, lie lo lln i up m ore1 '*•••* her in A frica and she na*lll)*^4 popular votes than any other pres- *‘ **v niioio m asceml tne tannic oi Ident Jn history (311 m illio n )! he Urioun. Tracked the Solid South (V a .. F la .. ........... lh *’ «'e<bev«l |Mimp so .l Tenn. and T e x .), and swept the pageanuy ot royal sueeessmn Rriiublican P a rly into control of ......... w ill not be to in p l-n .i umn l both house* of Congress. lie m r- uie coronation next June, llritnn* rleil Ml slates with 413 alattoinl " • '- r lo ," " y 10 ‘ »1’ R’genil that votes to his opponent’s nine slates i-ngianii waxes tut uiiil piiisperuii* and HP idecfornl votes. It wa* one i-*—‘ * a ipieen. D ining tne -16-yeur of the gient personal triiim tli* in **•»•" oi ihe lo s t r-ilzalieia ,i*«i political history. “ K°> **r»Msui beciinio u lea.... . .. _ mg tms, name and world power, No other . t o y even ranked “ > >|clorl#t Wll0 ‘j " * f *" T^ ° ' r' Z >»'’ '■ i ‘ o empire .............. .. ...., * SATURDAY I1KC. 27. 18.12 I le t * <M’ T h a n C u re Prfiidrnt Truman it *nkl to bp tillfcririR from delation* of granThe aaaertion that some day surimry may become ohdeur. He wean In think lie i* tlir milete in the face of improved preventive medicine waa made only nun who evrr got kicked up- recently by •• a nw. Hurgeon apeakinu I l t f l l l l , ! Ifjr ...............f....... ......... 0 to other aurueona at the dej|j • 4 »» -* * »»---- l .t u l l t .d ,. fat*. •lair* In the pieiidrncy. (Mention of the ** Henry "W, and• Albert A. fleru Institute for Indicating (hr upward trrml of liuiinrti in Crnlral Florida at wrll a* in Orlando, bank r|pariii(t> down there durinv November are iei*oited al $42,000.00(1 at compared with $36,OCO,(HK) a year a«o: bank depoiili al $75,000,000 at com­ pared with $70,000,(HH). ('mod tuli•lanti.il preg cm in a yrar't I im r. i tf. t Kxperirnental I’liyainlouv, Surgery and Pntholowy. Hr. John Mulholland. rhuirman of the department of aurjiery of New said, “The future will briny i n n York • in rt Hniverslty. t -------- ----.........................I more knowledge and................................... eliminate the need1 'for aurjrery and aurueona." Coiiditiona necessary to achieve this ideal ac­ cording to the doctor, are speedy transportation that does not malm or kill and the elimination of war. The grunt stress today la on preventive medicine. The urging of periodic examinations and the use of preventive drug*, vaccines anil serums atop the Illness or condition be­ fore li starts. F uture nien'of medicine will learn much from research and will add lo (lie store of preventive medicines and routines. Thus the medical profession, eaimcially tin* .surgical branch of it, seems to be trying to improve Itself into oblivion. This ia not likely to take place, however. Skilled men of science, medicine and surgery will continue to be needed. For aa long aa Hie human animal remains human be will undoubtedly need patching up. Philatlolphia Plan Governor Wnrirn it reported lo be planninn to rnirr lltc pmtlite of I* law in Miami after hit term at governor expirrs. Il it said In- will receive a »alsry a« $ 30.0(H) a year a* irninr psilner ia ibr law firm nf Waurn, Klein, Irlmnan, Sborenslein ‘and Kline. After hi* four years at governor be miitlil In make * pretty Rood drfentr allornry. I'bllatlelpltia's drastic prohibition of parking in a down­ town urea Known that the times have changed since Ibis was regarded as Hie slotvenl nf American cities. Its adop­ tion is probably due lo the election in Iflfif of a new and pro­ gressive administration. ItegurdlcHK of Hm success of tin* plan. Hie adminlst-aHon hud better beware of the next elect Ion. American voters tolerate many tilings, but they resent interference with long-established privileges, such as parking where they like. Tim bril limit; In dn slmitl Or are they waking up? Chriilmas Iren after (Tiriilmat it In lake litem down. Tlirv brromr Increaiingly a fire liarard at llirii novelty wem off and llieir sap drift out, One lisle* In »r'e |br Cbrillma* tf*em fadr. Iml llieir A not mtirli we can dn In prevent il. And iberr i* morli wr ran tin In prevent nonir of il> harmful muwqueritcf Sevnily-lliire prrr.enl of a Americans over IM »av lliey lirlimg In inme rlitirr.h, arcntilimt lo tlir Catholic Pineal, which add* "seven out iif every ten Americans are Prolettant, two Catholic, with tlir odd. even that tlir tenth is eillirr Jewish or hai no religious perference". Moil Americans think of themtelvet at Christian even wlirn they have no church affiliation, even when they do not live Chris­ tian lives. President Truman Ssr:r« s ,1* 1; m"T .m ,!x......•>*,*.:* ■e**--«»>"• r a *•.„. Stories !Army Officer Will Investigate Blood IMasma Purchase Country’s Traffic Toll On Highways Heads For Record failed to w S' t J Z the e E d ^ f prison riots, floods In the . n,, t h , f'w »sippcr tought to save end midwest N Y Ynnkees’ i i r , l,I»‘w* •««Pi>*roiii me grim fourth siircesstve" worbl -* I tinueii two weeks. !.!l" r,U'“ l l °" until, “on JnnuMry victory, new lalxir . ..leadership ......... . , in im- soil* lo iitu iciv,i, won C.IIHcaused by the U'H,h* ,,r ............. ... i sen leaning overl.o,,r.l ju st tie....... f i i il l fireen. end tin- niillmiwide u w cih duWli. ini* tsi|iuun u im poll** Hidiientlc. ..vllitY IU U I t V l U ft D D a u illC V i l l i ’ ll A ('onslilutinnal ()tirstl*m eniouriusstd him m ig litily ; he l.abor ill*pules in key Indus-, W l ’ l l i l i t i l ' K l O i > M 4 O i l M s s U i l i x i j t , i i | l * tries generally depress tin- wholu, il.. Hull,-,I " '" 'r e ,l ’1' Plnsnia ram c from I W SII decision ami announced he on lint: In ttu t " ,t" 1, |,l)(„ . s||y thought Memphis was corThe rnunril had estimated .vtn lln|l fuinp wa* seixing Iht- m ills f«i- the nov­ In Irnffle accidents ' •****st»-«». .... t. he explained. , ................ for tills- 1 f, ret deaths ............. el onn-nt, Al Middle, a simkesm.m for the year's four dnv holiday-from c> Mr. Trnmnti dee la red he was MarlinJunk Company said the p.tn. Wednesday to midnight Sun­ plasma might have rnme front stir- aclliig iu the public Interest during day. ( • r a l m i u ' h i S u i r u c n l County sheriff’s criminal bureau _ lot of uninformed |M-opb< to he a national emergency under in­ The council said indications were I V - i v o e T i» IA iw I \ V t .t * '!',l,< *.'‘!n’s nf a •fhl-MP freighter, herent power* granted him In the lleve Ihe government was over of Investigation, said "the evldcnt-e I I t l y ( r I f ) I d l f l *» I II iml Rial the company hail no that Ihe estimate nnw appears ron point* to the truthfulness of Ihe ridden hy Cmuauinlst sympalhl/. knowledge of the plasma being Constitution. The Supreme Court Inly'* statement", and Indiealed servalive unless there I* a sharp er* and rnrnipl employe* of the United (Rates, In a prece­ falling nff in dr.-ilhs today and Evangelist Hilly sold. The President's prlnrliml plan* justifiable homicide. Bimciay. j 'IO K Y d 'T A J Zlemmt, secretary Ircnsur dent-making (t-,1 decision, declared Sunday. going to sug for Ihe future are to talk to girt* "SVr have not yet derided wheth­ Police and safelv nfflrbals said ‘ •ruhiini says lie Is going In *ug er of the Junk romp,any, said his the presidential admire Illegal. and Imya nf high school and nil er lo seek a warrant against Hie reiuirls Indiealed must of Ihe na K'’\' «' l'r«*tUI«nl elect l-.isenhower firm purchased large (|uantitles of The ruling plnn-d a definite limit lege age and tell them some of hoy or let tlie findings at the In- linn's highways are generally dear " day nf prayer is what Is xhlp's stores from Ihe Maritime upon the Chief Executive's inher­ the things lie has learned in .10 Mocsl determine (he next step," • nee...................... .. —• ■ — i needed In end the Korean War." Administration, ihcn resold Ihcm ent powers and sritled an historic nf snow and ire "I don't know when I am going years of public* life Tyler added. dealers without ever taking a issue nf eunstitlltlonnl law. Ktntc* reporting the largest toll* We received a number nf Christ* to make this suggestion, but I have lie sees In Pnint Four, which The shunting octurred In a mod­ included Ohio, New York. Califor­ A f>4-day steel strike followed, detailed inventory. derided that is exactly what is provides Irrhnlcul and other assist­ m u rani* tills year from Chriitmai, est farm home six miles mirth of nia. Texas. Pennsylvania Kuril stores are stripped from ending on J u ly 2 1, hut net before MU. needed and I am going tit tell Klance for the development nf underhere wldeh Ihe eltlrr Darker, his snurl. Illinois, Indiana, Virginia « little village where srarrely more prior to lay-up In the reserve the walkout nail rost the nation xenhower when I gel bark,” (Ira- ships dnvcldped emintrlrs, an Important fleet area here, and are sold to an e-tiinated 1H million tons of than a score of people live in Or­ »tep In providing for the need of wife, Clarice, and son had taken and Michigan. bam told reporters here a few less than a month ago for a try steel. Major factors for the current hours before his drparturc (or For the highest bidder. ange county. A hundred years ago the peoples less fortunate than at reconciliation. Korean Paradox blah accident lull, they sit'd, in mnxn. Americans. Fort Chrislmat wat a place of re­ The family had been torn hy eluded delving under I V Influence Fur Ihe II. B., Ihe Korean war Hrahant has ccm plclcd a 12 day lie snjtj thnb If he had hi* years fuge for ihe few telllcri in Ihe domestic strife and recently young nf alcohol, deceptive driving eon abendy has lasted longer than Jn the While House in serve over. Darker gave his father a heating. dilIons and lark uf common sense lour of Korea C h u r c h i l l V I h 'I World War I. This country alone neight-orliood during the Seminole llu said there was a nrcredenl would nut change a single inn The elder Darker went to Nassau and courtesy. ha* suffered more than 130,000 for a day of prayer set‘ fit (hiring *llie War. tt wilhslood repealed atlaeki Jor deelsion In 1843 with the Into detective Ed­ The natlon'a traffic loll in Ihe admlnlstrulion of Abrahum l.lu casualties — more than the eomtfil'd inned From "aa# Due) Truman, who iilways rxjjre^ied die Melchen when the latter wo* first II mmlha this year nvcr.v'ed during the first 3rminolr war, hill worked mil In Ihe romlng Elsen­ hlned total uf casualties in U. H. coin. ,wa» lakm hy the Indians 20 year* a willingness In talk with Mlnlin If summoned by the Duke nf Windsor 102 everv 24 hours However I'tls history except for the Civil War hower Chtirrhlll chats, "And Congress has already Stalin would show good faith by Churchill's wife, their daughter and World War* 1 and fl, , later. The fmt wa» finally dritroy- romlng to thla country, wax asked to Investigate the murder of Sir figure included deaths resulting inased a resolution, at my xogges from’ IniurleV jonu aMee the ne- ..on, colling for u special day of Mary and her husband, Conserva­ Harry Oakes. Each day tho "little war" con­ l *d hy forest fire, and tmlh'ng re- If he thought Ihe Russian leader Darker testified that he found • eblent* i , , i" Which the vietlnis w«re ill! tive Parliament Member Christo­ tinues is a threat to survival of prayer every year It was passed Ifrcd de - IMina (here nnw la indjeale tlie would be more friendly to the new fingerprint of Alfred d Marigny. in lured The holiday survey covers unanimously." he added pher Koamcs, will accompany him tha United Nations, still Infant “ L l- “Ihe-----* - » --Sir Harry's son-in-law, on a screen dentha within period and4 on the Queen Mary They will stav International prnev organiintlun. ’ - early struggle* which took place in administration than to Ids. Grnhnin said he had cancelled " I don't know," he said frankly. besido tne bed nf the jlgtires arc not properly com- Ids plans In go around the world. In New York with tho British Each day of fighting also Init. hriglihorhood^ "I hope in." Defenio experts tor* I e a d r r's old friend Bernard "1 run really tired after Korea. >He once offered to send the lint? ■tinny apart and Uorkar waa tried We were going in hours it day I Baruch. City Manager Unwg ^(killing tlcshtp Missouri to bring Stalin lo by the International Aiaoclation Washington officials said recep­ want lime lo meditate what I have • eerie* of article* on the Irspotfor Identlllcatlon Identification, on ftii— charges d fur teamed and think about my plans tion arrangements there had not Truman recalled a Navy Day falsifying fingerprint evidence. The tawe af water. Sometime! tome of vet been worked out so It could not for the future." he snld. sneech he made In New York In charge filter waa dropped. he said whether Churchill would iHf met! impotlant thir«»;around 43 summing un Ihe prinrlploa nf Do Marigny was acquitted ol stav at the White House. MIAMI W -Oov. Fuller Warren wi, uk« the air we breath (we Jail ailed Htalea foreign policy, He the murder chafge, ' . , Ken. Kefauver (D-Tenn) told rewai ilient today on Miami news­ K is c n h o w c r ! his whole course has followed Rarkcr’a latent prontlnenl caie paper reports that he Would Join a D’ to W r e c la ta herauie i^ . . . I porters ho hoped Congress would ong those principles, wa* that nf the Krench Canadian I invite Churchill lo address a Jo'ot ,fcr granted, li t* nm until we are Aa long as Russia rented to co­ beauty, Hughuette Letnay. who dis­ Miami Beach law firm aa a aenlo f f ’imtlnneil t*sRc One) meeting of the Senate and the partner when whi ho goes out nf office suddenly depri*ed of I h W fifing* operate for peace, he feels that appeared In tho Florida Keys Jan. partnar rrrn e d , Is up In Stalin. House befnr ho returns to I-ondon. Jan. *, dcr .£ra* »ome large indo»Uja|,^|eji are peace can ho maintained only bv The incoming ndmlnislrnlinn, "His trips always he n to heal Contacted Friday ol"M at a hotel strength at homo and abroad and sheriff*al TlilMIme Yt Marathon'. through Secretary of Klaln destg. • with rrnwcl to air. that .wf fully wounds and Improve relations he-, in Tampa. Warren said he had "nn hy close co-operation nf pearonote Dulles, has rallrd on Ktalin tween our countries," Kefauver comment' nn the reports. t , raalite how much they mean to able natlmtl,' Trumpn has r" The Tennessee senator ‘ * The Miami Herald said Warren tn sot forth any concrete proposals said. ' * * s— a _____ •tmurh a» Sanford hiR* come pjfltedly called upon Russia to Extra Clean, Radio, Heater that, in general, be favi "will become scolor member nf a he has. H S U close in r««nl year* |o a ihow a'dealre for pent;* by acUons and Hood Tima. Thai "llu can rest assured they will polley nf "mnro frequent top Miami Beach law firm than word* be seriously and sympathetically conference*" among (he heoda ofj ly efier turning over his nfflp* In emu w/Uer-shorUgf). If iv-wall rather 00 Truman aald he wants to eo “ rty. Final negoUcUeni rtcelvcd." Dulles said Yn, Wash' major nations. an “McCarty SEOUL 14V—Allied raiders pushed i givina some thought Ha Ihe ite In every possible way* with ngtn'n yesterday after a tdvihone w partners wore com rough ■ (reeling M»w « lbe Republicans In «m*tnirtlvc n l^ altr, wmferenec with EI»cnhov?r in messurai for peace and that he . '•stern Front today »nd k j M or New York. * wounded an eatlniatetl U C to give the Elsenhower ad antsi K Dulles suggested that Stalin putCommunists. i ilnlslrs man, will be renamosl W*rren. line aperlflc pence,prupognls to Hjo E x t r a Hood U re a . (Continued F r e * Fain Doe) " l ^ l h e Ar|(J#d (jfAf**1 «um. Klein, Shorenxtcln.. and new administration after Eleen- rnmmuohjue ____ Lehrmbn, .11 Miatii onui vt M echanically Good Hei roneluded, ;‘l* a brnofficial!IM m the El»e« bower (gkes nfflre Jan. 20 Kline, the Herald said. FlorMa, bul ll w jire Mi l JatriUpt A ady are working with' The Soviet Premier's latest nverK . Max Ooldilaln, who was dapartmenla. anil U . ant^fljsrine (aw w*v front K»hriiyf PlorW*» tura waa:madfi In • ilqtemrnt Is- of international isn't -rifpnrxH- In keep n J P * i * r o tnmoaraiuEi,,m',flJom killed (a- in-automobile accident sued uy 'tilv antl-Poliah by the *m Ruxstan *»notnnii F-mbnsxy i- 'in prtwf of the agxreialve In Miami Brxrh in IMS. formerly xroblem. In t906 lfcgSd .of Amerlcaa imperial ngtim in reply t<» (pieslions headed the firm. „ , WfaWng stere'f sreMcw' In lh* .jtted by the New York Tim**’ ernslders the merch of progress ami S4ir ,there are imntic correspondent, Jgmea WIESBADEN, Cirrmany l^—U. VKelr *,De«l." ■ . ad Arthur J. right CR)*n, Low Mliaage, Radio, g. Air Fore# Ir Foret U l» statement. Dull b*t; •f view of an ............... Haater, Dynaflow lodi qeitita to i m<*■* IW, an mtrlcui TVK mi m W». baden di I til car* d« U obviously ly o M n u t VM Warren Ia Silent On Law Firm Connection 1046 Iluick Super Sedan Alliod Unit Inflicts Casualties On Reds \% r I M Spy Charges I id idSife ! ! % « < $ r f f - w 1'" m ' ' 11 And I wouhin’i have w a llril five j P hilip M urray. C IO President slid ||,e D rm o rrsllr eonvcntlnn I.. Chi and uni-half iiumlhs If R ia l’s what head of (he steel union, s r l Hen-1 l«. n-1 rn-ro. r ,,- ,.. Wlo-n When It il wa* waa over, over Steven l.o.,i„ Falrlims, head of U. H. H.i-el, I. ron , was Ihe .he Dnniocrntir Den^ratl^c.ndlda"rnn-lidnle - 1 for president. He rondnrted a new kind of eampnlrm In which Imnim nlst vi4*) hub with the mil Inn'* pn- Young Barker Will' fir Just ,P-A colonel from the, ' tms y'e.,i was 'ilu- lust of M1AM. ............................... not.* only nn- wW'liiuO oi mUciuiHiiitn lU-n.lfitlH'llI of Defense in Wflith* T this year- affected j" , . ’ L » n w iw hgeiieia.itiit v u l ih v iu m *»• c x*tx*r» ■m i . inuton t* due to arrive today to * l<wt,iri,y ^ conuol oi me leucito govt* on.tut investigate a s.mnly o f blno»l I ,J ^ ^ o re f r '^vvm” thrmmh a truUv* K-crnmcnc agennes plnsnkvli*rnveri-d in a shipment Cn'b f 11 ' ** J * *>uen us tne uitcrnui ueveiiue itn;.f sttf.fi* go,id*. l l rr ! t ,,,!,l j ?h!, r r n i tinned up evidence of corWiauiu A Wclntrnid), operator , * _ ... .. ioption and laxity. 'Im* rrveintiuti nf a chain nf veterans surplus under the„*tCoitslltullnn. bate lust y .*. and'this spring «“v,‘ R‘’l""*lic«n* two ..I the. stores, found 2« linltle* of the r .l Htrclw nrker* of Anu r-1 ‘ “ "tpaig" »logans: the m plasma in merchandise received the Unltr four times n*»hti)onnl| Wnnhington uml "Il d ttiui* f**i \og I from (tie Marin Junk L’om- lea (CIO) four times postpon strike ralli luirking up demands'n change'', puitv, Middle, Ala New Democratic Star I "i eimldn't have hmighl It as a for wage Increases, n gnaranlcrd f!ov. AiRol Stevenson w«< vtrpublicity stunt." hr said Friday ennual inenme, union shop and tunlly n |io)itiral unknown out. night when reached by telephone. otto-c fringe beueflls. Pitted against each other were side Ids slnie of Illinois lirb>r‘I didn't even know il wnx coming. lly The Avsuelaleil I'ret* The nation’* traffic death toll raced along al a recklrn* pace to ilny and appeared headed fur aa all lime record fur a four day ('hriolaina hnlldny Death* on the nation’* highway* al a little past the halfway mark in the extended holiday week end. u ni lied hi, Nearly UXI other per 1 miiis hod their live* In vantHM type* nf arridrntx. inclmliag t;i In { (Ire*. No death* from (Tirialnni* tree lire* were reported The National Safety (’mmril. ex presxlng concern at the high ac ideal rale, urged mntori*l* in trap common *en*e, courtesy and a Mtsulhuliim'' l*v Iteinddli-iin hen Joseph McCarthy nf Wisconsin and '"T h e son io'ld iifflri-rs a .IS |Millce others In their attacks against Ills i .tu-rliil revolver went off dtirliiR a a r lltiila r lyl h e | s| r ,|Hj1jp whlUi Itin father was administration, PH hopped ii|i on i I ujh nil ......... , --" Frid a y Stale fletiarltnenif. The Presblrut John Tyler, chief nf the Datle feels that M cCarthy's charge* led which . Prime M'nitlcr Slalin may not Ire tinrpir when lie **y» hr it will in* In »pp an piiiI lo the KoiPirn War. But Prp»i.|pnl-plrcl F.iirnhow. er i* n*l lakmu any dunce*. lie i» willing In talk il nvpr with him lo »«■« if anything ran hp Jonr. Fvcn ihp fainted ray of |mpp dpiciyct lo Ire explored. rivalry between Elsenhower and people i e ii.o ir Robert a* ft o f Ohio, The hicRest new* story of tl'.VJ S.......................... .. - * -A-. T * ------* - --- 1 fhe rleetlon fjenernl ____ b u .iin g a ll spring through pri Wat IPO ripeiiun of m _____ « r rm* ->i ihp possibility of setting I dff World* War III. lly WARREN BEN N ETT AP Newsfestitre* Writer TH E TOT TEN J.\eaew Fsaiuxea IS W . .53 ,i-pisru. 1840 Ford Convertible Coupe »«»» 1880 Batch Bedanette 1it lent eenler of grnvily. Kteven«nn wnm 30 million votes, more Ilian any ever given a loser. When il iva* over. Ih>- I III nnii* governor said il reminded >-iin of wind i.uicoin hml once mild of ter lixiiig ac deetinn. II" ......led l.lnci-lii «* r -vln-': “ ‘I f-d like n little buy who stubbed t-i* toe ill the dark. He wa* loo old t» rrv and il hurt too oiudi In UniTh.' ” Undoubtedly the mo*I ilrnm**!'abigle Incident of the presidential campaign wa* Ihe ant'cnrnnr<- le-fnre a national television audience bv HOI' Veep randidate Riehnrd Nixon to give a prrsnnnl accountUni; of a pi 1vale ox pc nan acmuni donated by fellow Callforniatis fee Ida use a* a senator. His exitlanation set an emotional peak for tlie campaign ami sucrcedsd In eltapging a political liability into an asset. CitruH Mutual (fonllnu»«l fro m I ’ a ie One) membership of about T.OOO. reprrsrnting about HI per rent of the rilrus fruit growers In Florida. About halt of the cirtua fruit con­ sumed In tho United States Is pro­ duced In Florida. A female silk worm moth lays about HOO eggs about five days after ‘leaving tne the cocoon and then dies. CARS 1048 Plymouth Convertible Coupe Extra Clean, Radio .00 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan Extra rlean, Radio. Om Owner. 1047 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan iK J iy B ter date. '»y u “ V. T.VTl m 7*:r:,ihw&Ys I '- ’ ’ ' - ~ /il--'-j Kv.sj-< .7 wA-sSj»’ : ,Ve-N k.-V'1 m . - »«*x. �About AOU pledges, member*, alumni ami their friends attended the fifth nnr.unl lu tcrfro tern lty Association bait held on Christm as nlifht nl the M ayfair Inn. This a ffa ir ha» become a highlight of the Christm as season In Sanford and, alnee Ita InatiKuratlon five year.* npo, ho* increased In popu­ larity a« mon> pledge* are made to rtdlrge aororltlea and 5* lENDin OF WEEKLY SOGIJIL ACTIVITIES trate rn itira. t he ball thla year v.oa under the rompelent lenderahip of Mra. A. II. D ilxhury who was naalated by Mix* Mary Anne Galloway and Miaa l.ilu l.e ffle r, Mra. M. I.. Kuhorn J r ., ami Hubert lilllh in ie r. Iteil and white derorntlnna were uaed with Christm as greenery to form n lovely background for the event. Tony I’e re i an*l hi» urche-tra furnished iniiair for dune- irur from UMHI until Sstfft n. m. known na they entered toe M uvfair on the nlirhl of th-* tinner are, left Marry Tooke .lr., Mra. VV. V. Hitting, Dr. t). L . t’nrka, Sira. Tooke, John Ivev. n r*. Il.irk * , Air. I h U imk and Mra. Ive y; center, Sira. Donald Jonea, a*cretar,'-lrea«nrer of the Association, Mra. M. I,. Unborn J i . ami Mr. Ituhmn, vice prealdent, Mra. Duxhury, TEEN TALK Beauty Notes PERSONALS B y V IV IA N BRO W N l*botoa by kiralinei liin Studio prealdent. Itobert S, llillb im e r, Mi-a l.e ffle r m l Mi-a • ill II"w ay; rig ht, Dr und Mra. lm r-\ i Sil-I.y I ** mid Mi I w M uir, Dr. nml Mra. ,lobn Morgou uo.l Alt mi.I M> \ •lie \ W lllimna. Mrs, Smith, Williams Honor Miss Say or •n„ i T I I K S \ NI I MID I IK I I A l.n | l tc 27. Pt.V*! * Miss Hutchison Is llonorcc At I*arty lly I I E T T Y C L A R K E Mr*. M. II. Smith nml Mm . Volii* hcnraal at the F ira t Itaptiat Church A P Newafeaturra Mr, m il Mr*. Kcnl Chellain and A P N r'•.fe atu re * lle .u ty Editor W illinm* >i*^trr»ln> Your peraonal Cbrialmna cunla In the Memorial educational Hu 11*1daughter M arc I .on hove left for uftcnioon with n t»ii can be conversation piece* — if ing Aaaembly room nt 6:4b p. m. Miami to apend about o week. m»* you make them youraclf. Here we go again making nnl.e* h«i iii»r i ti ir hr lilt1*i*l iv t MUn Mim I'. nm-* Hiiteiunon, whnxi* Sn yrr nt th«* \V illl uiiih 1 hoim* mi mil 1 1 111v’ *' Dm- Interrating Idea la the Hinlilhl l.nutei w ill W ED N ESD A Y about New Y e a r’, reaolnlliina. Tuny V ir-id o, ml compoaitot for MiiKHulm Avrnin*. It la a almple nml 11| L «* plm'e till** cVehifll! nt 11**l y | |lM i , the seaaop when we make The Herald i« -pending the ChristAn All-Church W otrhrlght S e rv ­ photogram. tiiiost.** w r e m il nt thi* ilnni l»\ eaay method of preaenting to lliiixe t I Ha* Hpi-m «•pul t hun ii, wiin hon* mil* holiday* io lam pa with hia firm proiniaea tbnt we realize may ice w ill be held ut the F ira t Hap- you wlah to greet. Mim . W )| 1>un«‘uii nml ^lumn t»» be broken before thr New Year I* thr n c r iv iiii: litis* hy Mrs, (i 1. nreti mi rue^-liiy niternmm with fam ily. tiat ('h u rrli beginning with the Here’a how It ia done: hy Mr.i m il. Hot nt leaat we renew our Ihincnn. t ’mninism^ thr rc rfU tiw iiu mfitMiiiil 1'1 •i f *■• Prayer Meeting Service at 7:.'PI Arrange paper rut-out* or ob­ ,I iihm**h T**i wil* Mr, a ml Mr*, Hnv F- Dal/cll :m* pledge- which give o- a glamour llm* w it p Mm . Smith nml Mi'** N iififi Hi hi ’I-., \!( p.m. The public i* welcome In a t­ ject a rciireuniting the Chriatimia li 1"I 11 ml MtH tie inl»l 1 ihniiit;, foi a little W illinm *, Mi «k Sa>*», MIha I h l . i i -nendiiig -"me lime in Pawling, routiiu* Io live bv tend the aervlce. card design you wniil on u tiler** of I j i |i* i t « U i I* i 11a lied t rum I :00 V V Mr. D al/cll I* w inking with w llile. W riiftil, llu' In nh'tf i ■ » t > 1 1 1 * * 4 n i fx I * * i , apecinl pliolographlc printing pa­ tn fi no ii'i liii k in ll" I'et Wilh’Her I Inl l c i util u . m acldnl'l Keep t III* Hat “ f reminder* M m . II. N. Sny r i , M m . I». K h *« I lter (V e llte ). Expose I be ili aignbaiidv. nml perlmp* you’ll <tick te W right, hi-* imtlhm, nml Min Inniii (in lln iu ntiui \vemi*‘ when1 uh iilu* - printing • paper to strong the Vnlehde f wun m»*d in Messenger , | l(.ln f „ , „ Inner period thi* year ami Mi '. Vein*’ lh»iiKhiN Whit* hi'nd, M« S m ilh*light. Remove the overlay design, dci m illtnif ' white and silver a-t Third | \ u ,„„| beauty rule i* "early moved f ’ oin I develop and dry the phologruphic nI hUT. Ry M IS S A D IM E P R E V A T T th e m e wu-* ii <d m th e d in in g lulu their new home on t • bed.” Make mi effort to bit the ,\|I sn Sn v» r \ v m «• fur IImu net*it print — olid there la your plmtnilium, S liv e i niiil ei v^tnl appointAvenue m all i e** cm Her to avoid ririder h loti mt nllrntiivt* vtuwn »»f hi ml. gram III dramatic black nml w hile, The Sanford Sto ry Dengue held men !■* ue»i ii *ii( in -eivinur sin nil and tiny line* under the e ye ., tell Icir«k with h»w i iit flu . .1 hrntii'i" nml •iHiiihv It lvi-‘ . <I* M•111- •r (uul.ie** ntid Ita unnurd cM hlren’n Christm as Mia. reuily for mounting on gay rid or Mra. Precllla Hodge* anil .... Mr and Mr-, tlaio hl Cdi-citon laic Hnc* of a g irl who docmi't get \«*ry full «kirl iHrilnt*! with Nhr«r | (’.l if e . pnrty ami program at M cKinley I.m irn Hindi of Chtlluota callc.l op * " ’«• drawing paper. .1 Yu le. Mil’ll, have arrived l" enough -deep be n photohlnt k n*»t. | m | Monday afternoon lit IhlHI o’- M end* here Sunday. '« • * *"• *" the -pcml aiun*’ lime with M p '. Idgei It ni iirr aft • • noon Mix* “ . C h e c k y o u r l i n g e r i e w nr ilr n lie > • i i -r »t„i nl,, Ur grnphy expert to create a suecex*. clrR'k. Mra. Hoaaell Tench, iireail uvt iy (ItM urntiun i in fhr M»mn4 Mr. and Mra. J . T . M c U In Sr. a » » |m|lt.r can !»• S W IO IN ’ l IU C IA , or “ Queen of inn’ , pjircnla. Mi nml MrI' !•’ Out. Iu .... wa . pt. . nt. d with a | li -, i l l d lir a a a i e r e * mill gird le* Light,” Keratin Or no, 21, U greetdent, opened the meeting with o are leaving W e.lne.day f r Ja .k fnlluut’il n < ‘ln nlimiH i h *-in*with 8ft. r t r r ( ..aclugca with g ill ol . ' ^i tnl t "Ml the iOlMteHHCX. I nndi|olat. M l* Ldgertiui i- the w l i n l i no l o n g e r g i v e you p ro p c i hil|fht r**«l |itiiTlNi‘ttiiiM nml *il\*i Chriatmaa prayer followed with n aonvllle where they ed gallantly by Francois M aiirluc, w ill spend. i.^trua ti.uia. I f the* paper la r e fiirnn-r Marian Lundipitxl I I I " . *' • h n’>inu 1hi ;if r* i no**n with no ppm t. IU32 Niitiel pil«e winner lit lite ra­ welcome to nil. cil t t n v iM In 'iinr n*v*l Tht* i *•! Chriatmaa holl.laya with relative* frum it, U-htproof envelope ;l. I'I iim I" get more wear out iif ftuWi’M n l h l Htlvi lt ti !i n v i *. v%* »*• M i-. II Us III lull w. 1, lut mother The following program wna proture. following hercnrunutlon cer­ Mr. n»ul Mm . T . W. i rev n il * nc* ,,m. *hcrt ut u time, you run at ■ Mr- R C. M n x w tl and gland your ho,*iei y by buying them lr: \\ 1’.(.,tl . n II in. In-.in, her ui in in niRiic«‘tiu id n mt th* Mi■rntrd hv Mra. W. I.. Roche, pro­ fnm lly hful u* th rir gurulu fw itir* ym ir t'hrhtm ns i*itr<t #!«*■•iten emony it the clly hull In Stock­ -...li \l King lif t vealetdiiv for pi "per *Ue, and hy fu.tening them \l> x \ iiughn, 1 11*0dnoit to < M mnntnU in rtuTi rmmi \ li^htcil gram chairm an: duet, “ And There day. Mr*. P re v a il*. holm. Muurl-ir preaented the fair .la te r u n * r|in {[ ln ortllnary rinnn light, I Mlontie, tin. I" apend a Week with gently to tile Ii-iuforci'il iiieu to Hie Mt - \i D- .’idio \ Mi Dick Aiken, t‘h ii,«tntn> I n v **h«‘wn ttii h th* Were Shepherd*" hy Mra. C. F brother-in-law, M r. anil Mra. 0 . A .| maiden with • golden necklucs. When you plan your ileaign | Mi M iixw .ll'* d in ig h lii and *olt aide of the .emu. Wa*h alockiiig* IT i iu*h i I imii a nf ih r liviitir room Mi • F f . l t ' amt - . Mi • * ge AnProctor J r . nml Ralph Hubbard Durranre ami *ona (Illy and (!a ry . | reinembi-r the*** pointer*: I in l a " . Judge nod Mr* lame* aftei each wearing. •In .* Sp. • t jin i Mi • 1 1 Tucker. X^HiNtinif with th** uin-t** hi thr accompanied by Mra. Clarence SnySm yrna, All opilipie paper cut out ilr.jg ll XU., th. M, . * n i »d v *» Hntriek, Wal kia* 1 Even ti you nre a cream tin' ittv oti|f rtium w*,i** Mi - t Inmh der; a "Peter P ainter" Christm as Mra. Scott K K y .e r had ua her like a Chriatmaa tree or a »nn*vI ini!tin I on 11 in j **, it nl llnyli*, ‘fin ■ luu, o i i -I i yum (a, at leu-1 llrritilid i. M m I d I iii K** x * M i * It story bv Mra. O. K. W hite; n vo- gue.t* Monday, Mr. anil Mra. J . P. man *» a big atar or aim wllake Mi und M i* I’. P t'liuipbell /on* *- u ilny It ia better to n*c *o,i|i iSii» Pi din in, Mitt *i i » t t Mn u f e ld e r , Wiiyili* Hm km , M m . < h*»» I* * Mull c * solo, “ Star of Mod" by Ralph K y ie r anil fam ily of Columhla, S. w ill work mil e»peclnlly well b*-liiive a* I hell yuo*l* Ihi'lt diiogb and w atei aexi-iul lime* u day, of Imiul, Min Uulivi t \ \\ 111in mt • tint) Minion i n li f e ttie tih e ii and iTubhard accompanied hv Mr* C, caoae the ro t-out can laid flat ir r , N|r*. R. It Moiptn-w ot Hull , out *e S i Ait h ’ . * i., •t t \hn v lane t iiillii8 Mi* KtUiiirtii llr r r y i*ml M m Proctor. Mr. ami Mr*. Cader H art had aa in direct contact with the pnpci. tdu.ville, N C . mid Roltert I’ollin, aaii a , I I I , I l« t !l i , H. t I ye Hein* ft. I lie iluilv Tint It nt -liiiwi-l t'liro lyii H inihiiti|. imrt nf the ileaign which keep* The port A atory entitled “ The l.lt t li u aludent ut M urray State leach- , alioillllll t lie -kipped. A butti 1 H al l* Vtm a \ un i hint nd*n, I li Imi Mr. nml M r.. John Duval A b ra­ the light from alrikln g the paper Tin* ten tn 1*1•* wiM fiiv i’iit l with .1 1 ••r* College in Kent lick v, • hi " U n m l J n y t * 1 S ta r” wna told bv K ill'll Vlhlcn fo l­ Jhm ra Cooper of Del.and. a pleii*nut eye iipcner in Hie nioru n u h itr ti***' lim n ■nd»initit'i*>1! l i n k , i . l lowed with piano aulo* by l.cltn e r Mr. und M r.. John Stone had aa w ill thm turn nut pure w hile In ham* nli act veil their fortieth wed­ Hi t/. l mg iiii.l a -""thing ami tefrealtlng ding anniversary «» Dee. J6. at i*lut h 11 ml ivn lnri'il w illi white !,t y entillrd “ A Chriatmaa Carol" tbeir guests Sunday afternoon Mr |y ° uf photo*™m and llm cut-out Mr and M i*. Leo Draper and expel teiii'e before you go to bed. tbeir home at !WI Weal Twentieth I it i ' n, I'liry-uilllhrmililtN nml tulip*. and " () Come A ll Ye F a ith fu l" : Stone’, hrothrr and .l.te r-ln -U w P " * aim. Mike and A nilv, were expert........“ C*" » li. Tukr udvnnluge of aiiclt III Silver l UUiileiU. hs h«*td Iiit** In . , . . . . ed t" arrive on Hoturdnv to v i.it "Th e Voyage of the Wee Red C ap ," Mr. and M r*. Woodrow Stone and ^ ^ ^ ^ " c . n ^ l m ^ ed providing S lie e t. eip e o .ivc beauty prepurntioti. aMra. Ahrnluim*. the former M l*. an Irlah Chriatmaa Story wna told fam ily of Ddand. Ethel Arklnaun the object Ilea flat enough .n Mr. and M t.. Iln r iv Lee ui Hu h tut tut lotion., .k in t.ii I in, w ilcli per*. On thr hoffrt wu li n o ') o i hy Sira. C. C. Welah. The piograin M r*. H. 11. D uffle and M r. and that ita luiaic outline w ill lie tra il*, Hi,*,, Marie Jam m e*. la the only luune mi Seminole Itoulevniil, M l* hu/el, I he.e In-Ip miioolb Hie .k in urran^rnirnt of Ih r w h ilr flow* * i daughter of the lute Jn .i'lth un‘l | ill also Hike p all in wna conelilded w ith a vocal aide Mra. Ju lian K y .e r unii .on of ferred In the paper. let ,,,will III llu me anil ,, , a . In llu- i n*e o f, wileb , , bn/.el . , with ritlvcr tu riitrhdu it lodiliap . . ai*o ,lake ’ roll lie Amelin M elller Juinmea | ' r"Jei W liptlt(*d white tilp ri #. "Sa util Clmia la Coming In To w n" Mima, i l g t i l welldtng, , , ,, ,i , “ 1 1 11 r .h llu* .all in mid eyi*» aahell j Sm all alphabet te lle r, arranged ,,f Toulouae. Fiance, who were ■ I *r Hi i*#iiti!i|f nt tiir tui Mi I' i 1* 11 i \ " *1 I 'deli fiidt l| J i l l by K liil"i' Snyder, arcompan Mr, and Mr*. Kd*nn Holt and anagram faahlnii to apcll mil plopi-Pi act I let * of Mellotiville. .SI" till I Mil! t l l r U fl ( t tlouM Ut' l' Mi i: I* t ............. ■' I Ji* on I’Vi'hl Mr Mm \ K ......... ........« " '!* " " I"".1," , . led by Mra. Snyder. Mr*, tico. Mndaey left Wednesday "M erry Christm an" or "(ire e tiiig *" wua iill*alon aludv teiteh* r to U " i, honored •ti s . ■in u*. s i Alex it ml duuplile, \ „ i p y h a v e 1,” ,M" " k’ H ,l,‘ “ r t M'«p»i, Mi u r i!n A card of renieinlirnnee w ar j for C a in e .v illa where they w ill p__ or “ Noel" are ulao u purl of the povul Aioliiia.adoia f" i thi*'1 arrived ......... Cidnmbu*. iiu to ......... fio m p tly . .. Hoy Ml n I ' r t r i II P r p i, a n d Mi ■ I ill • me ill Wi 1h ;i 4ol • • c iveil hv signed hy those p ie.cu t to lie .au t apend Chriatmaa with Mra. 1,1ml- id'cMlirn to be reprodiii'i-d In your venra. and fur many year* taught w orn L Iliillr n \ •xiNfimr Wit • Mr Ml Is V\ I V . , XI Haynmnd visit ......... p aten t.. M i. and Mr- n i i ' m d "V.r" f '" " " " ■l1"*' to Mra. 8 J . N i* , who hu* recently — *■ — and — 1 daughter-in-law, ■*----*•*— aey'a .on M r.I photiigram. ----- — You cun boy m 'I* nf m oir h air M Vtdle W .II.Din* fi . Mi \l 1l-nlll M Hall ..ltd Mt Kell . Hene Hall returned from the Orange Memo­ and Mra. H a rry Lee l.indaey anditbe le tte r, nt your dime .to re or the Pliilalhea (’la*.a of young worn- Fred Mender and Mi- I’ H iaiKuid M h rr ji ui'crN'toril'N sm li Hey, Mr# I S i !• vi land 111. Mi at Mo I 1 * 11 itoi' on 1 e|e I V A VC* . , liv id Alex i* a Indent ill Clem li 11 p v a n d hiiridhiM * in rial lln ap ilal. A fte r the prngruni daughter, and another .m i, Theo­ Ju .t cut tho one. you ....... . from eti. su n C n l l . g e ill li < in ■ ■11 ii n gloiea an d hm u lh a g . in goo.l Shit 11*v MI"M Iliad a lid Mi '"i i . iriv Stic i* ................. mat nrealtleiil mi. I . IU:* " ac• i-i ‘ M\ it. 1 foi H;till a m ngaiine, making *ure they ri'fre.hm enta, under the ehalimnn- dore l.indaey. I'u ii. a ad dint 1 lit hy poll da op S k i ill it i , o'. In. I Rev. Jn iu e . Cooper of Hrl.and match each other In *l*e and alyle, lb,* Winimn'a Mlaainltar v I ''unit "t uhlp of Mr*. W. I,. Roche, were iom * iok Itirlal p ail with Mi and Mi- H II f>a-\1#*nt ami ,r. Ahll.ll till If III I R ile itiVIftd S’ini may want In Include ynnr the Seiuiiiole lliiotlat A **i"iatl"H Ih oil I d I- -1- f ti'.t 'iTiurntiim t .erveii hv the board member.. Do. conducted .e rv lc e . ut tile Itnptial -ile I In. ni * i*m nml pidiHlt I., pm tti call hclvvceii ifit limit • id l ini wit*- ii * i i >|* * .f •f •a11: tHtmighname or a ailhm iclli' or y o u r.i'lf ciimiio.ed " f -tit churches and t h i''- ilattfct ht« r , I tutina am L a d . left lit foil, refreahnient. ronai.tlng of Clnirch Sunday. tvet them Im tii la im -li. ami t: (Ml n’t lut k out tin* .......... U h it.1 and -liver Mr. and Atm. C arl K elly have aa a . a peraonal note. Fo r aneeily pro­ riiaaion*. A oust nreaidenl of the today T«»i Norfolk, Va when* Mr punch, cookie*, nml peppermint P. Slioes -lnoil<l I,*- kept in goml Ih Mffit will fi’ Nuiijf Iiit a*'w ditlit'M w i i i *i * >1 o ih* .l.oihtf ilium, On fjp d y cane* were .ervpd from a their gueat. for C h rl.tm aa, Mr duction It I . beat to keep the de­ W om an'. M U .io narv Union " f th*- nt tho Nor folk Naval Station Mr. | H'pair ami lent to Hie cid<>d*'i at ■Firat lim itiat Church, a former <h f ht whit* * o i i ed dimnu t aide* W ile overlaid w ith a lace cloth and Mr*. Paul K e lly and daughter. sign almple. ii fit'll im iirct *#a» v wei e ii oi111111id i hi n|. noil I* room A short-cut In inukinir tin* over- | ieetor of the Itnntlst Tm lnititf * nJ uml M ri. lh*Mi*nt and fam ily Lav*" tlo first sign of heel l ;l l wear. centered with lira .U la n pepper and Aiinltn nml Nancy and Judy D yke , I I , Itemavi' I'aMiiHc’*, T rim in* I'teipieiit shoe sblnea w ill extend in t ndurm it from London, Knjr i*ii * ii i i* d v, ii h i . i n and white luy design could tic nchicv*'*l t,y *,ii. u furiiH'r mrmhi-r nf th* fit! Ill red candle.. Decoration, were by all of Paducah, K y. Hie tile of ymir shoe-. tin 1 1 n ui leuM * a v a • * k li mi w hi‘r i‘ hr hii" l»*cn #iiillon«a1 phtdi'd' iri.i a liih l a p i' M vvera un easy-to-usi* stencil by tv nf tho Florida llap list Mra. R. F . Motile, Approxim ately Ifi. i . ivc up i luu sit'tial pillow M r*. J . T . McLain and nm Tom ­ making HI. Fii'ipient slianipoim w ill kci'i pint o l i" 1 *i ■• hj. * x I he w Hiii* gluing your cut-out* and letters H v , ami ........ . of th*1 tt *• will# thi* P n iln l Stnt«"# Navy for 60 pcramia were p re.cnt. if ymir chili hcifirudiiu to m # my left Tu e .d ay for Cnlumhia, 8.C onto a piece of transparent cellu­ thr fin 4 1 20 months, Th#*y him* [the liuir clean, anil n ig lilly pm t IliW l( ,1(1' 1 t till.ii. W11tl -liver man's Christian Ti'inneranro I ’ ', where they w ill .pend C h ria tm .. lose sheeting the same s |je as ymir hrrn virdtirirr Mr#. Ih M in t'# |uu <url» will iiis iim - a p r,.|iy naiiilo Uric pillow i h c itiu I hit ti two S * ea ndetahi .1 w. r » til 0 I I " . 1 mi the un. pdltnv i h h c l i u I hail "tic and the holidaya with relative*. all tlie day long. card. T h is w ay you won’t nred to hoffei Hh*> is tho devotional chairman t ii I n, Mr. uml Min . K I t.imd#|iiii*t 11 In-lcad « f using adds ami arrange the design over again for In ( ’irrlo No. 4 of the Woman' dnririir thr holiday**. M in llr.M rnl Pi* oh 1t 4,1 the * 1..I f ... ■irvice I end* of old iipxtickx, buy a new each photagratn. dnrtfijf lit* ♦\ * mn« w ax Mi«x M issionary Society of the I " ' ' 1.x tin* fornirr Irrin* I ,im«h|iii't. I one w ith it- clout, fresh color to (Iiu* lr mi in rtf pan* Mlvor «an la* f noi a At(i» Hi un it Mm•ui 4tt A fte r the design or stencil is l Hnptist Chur* h. secretary nod | complement ymir niiikt'iip. The druwn into a wm* #n fine that it y ne**t * w* 1 e ins lied t •. call •luring E A AM set on the paper, yon ure ready to treasurer *»f the Woman's Mis,inn the turn on strong light to expose the ,*trv Union of S*'mlnolo Hauti-l A- St John's night w ill In* observe*' sum*' gnex foi |Hiw*ler und otbei in mmt' than a mile hum. w M r.. E . M. C arro ll wnt h o .te .r paper and tran sfer the design. I mm intlnn nml has alw ays been a. tonight nt the Sanford Lodge No makeup. It is never a good Idea to l * r the annual C h rl.tm aa p arty of (*" F A AM at 7:!MI p. m. for III use makeup it u iluesn't Iwrinne T h is light should he held about 111 tha T . E . L . C ln *. of |h s F ira t RanA large crowd of N avy men Inches directly aliovc the renter 'liv e in the lolitfiniis life nf the oit*’ stnllnlltin uf n ffirers fur the com you. .Mr. Abraham s, limn In Bunfmd H .( Church held on Frid a y night tholr w ive*, Junior ho*t«**e* *tid of your ra n i. T u rn on the light und IK. Pay particular attention to y:as (he ynuligest rh llii of Jacob 1.*^ year. Alt master Masons are Thg group enjoyed a covered d i.h guest* attended the USO Christ- count out a ten-second exposute r i’iiuvstod to tie presi'iit. fingernails, keeping them at n und M ury Churchill Abraham s of .upper after which Mra, C arro ll mn* dance on Wednesday night "One chimpsnsee, two rhlmpunlength Hint is iiiuiingfd easily chairm an, rnndurtrd a b rief bu.l- a t the N avy enter. The gala actl- xres, three rhlm punxrc* . . . " und Augii-tii. (Sa. He i« n graduate nf ( H ill. S tO t lS I ’olisii should !.e m o w e d hefnie Moody llilde Institute, n deai-or i n r.* aea.lon. The devotional wne v lllc * took place against a back­ so on up to tm chiin(>ansre*. T h is (iir l Scouts w ill hold a New it chips or peels. Nulla should lie I Riven hy Mr*. A . K . R o a .rtle r and ground of Christina* decoration* is Just aliout the right timing. of tho F lr - I Hnptist Church, n Years Eye parly on Dec. .’ll ui kept dean even if cuverrd l.y polpast proslilent nf the llutiti*l Hro * C h rl.tm aa carol* were .ting, Mrs. E . F . Lane, chairman of Snap o ff the light nml the sheet of 7;(UI p. m. Knell Scout Is asked ln |l* h . G if t , were d l.trlh u tn l from a the U SD p arty, had arranged a paprr Is ready for a 'Up Io develop­ iherhood, a past president of Hn In lug a cot, blanket roll nml lunch. LI. I.ega Hhnuld be ife -fiiiii'il a , lighted Ch rl.tm aa tree hy M rs program of group Hinging, C h rist­ er to bring out the exposed pholo- Men’s Bible C l«—, was a teacher nf John Abrahama. Tho .e attending mas carola and other Chrlstm ar „gram in Mark and white, ( i f you n I io v ’ m class In the F irs t Bnplisl No. 1 phntoflnod lump ns Sunday School, a counselor nf I hi’ l i r e M r*. W. P. Itro n k. J r ., M r. ■ong*i novelty dance rontesta and use a No, light, ht. exposure time Royal Ambassador* und is now an KAaaetter, Mm. W. L . Stoudenmlre the music o f Paul Krahatn und hi* your stron ____ red to to four seconds.) honorary member of the Interim M fa. C , E . Benton, M r., J . A . Ben- orchestra played fo r dancing dur­ The m aterials nettled for develop­ t'onnl Association of M achinists, u io n, Mra. L illia n V ickery, Mra, M ing tha evening. BEAUfY FUN! ' ’ are available In n tlnv tri-chem member nf the Florida Section of Cummlng Mm. J . A . Sm ith, Mra The Center was decorated with er pack. Sm all pans for tho solution (be Am erican Waive Works As-n S 'W . Mm. A b rah am ., M r*. wreaths, hells, red berries, noln- and newspaper* to place under elation and also a member of tin j E lle n Shadoln, Mra. W . B . Stovall settias, silv e r ropes, Santa Claui fur floor or mas Christm as treo b y . u )||0 Mre Hath tub or sink Florida Water and Sewage W o rk '. r ; A.’. Cunningham. Mm. M and a lighted Christ k S it f R M siffsf f l* I s J s s J i l E M et!*, Mra. H. Leonard, Mm. M r*. |gin« assIsU d hv Mra, 8 . C. w m gurvf f or final washing of Operators Association. Mr. ami M r*. Abraham s nr* 1 M artha M am hall. Mlaaea Minnie G raliam , Miaa M ary Jw }* Bovl# r t c h ncwly-develnnnl pliotogram. / ’ \ lit l-dh memlicrn of the H irst Hetitlsl i and Mario Stew art, *bd two via- Mis* lla rlio ra Riggs and I hll Phil- yjvnos*- another sheet nf p pupei a per Church. Itora, M r*. R, J . Button o f Chltten- lips, w ith the design overlay to muku The celebration was one ohserv I The refreshm ent table was cen- the next photugram while you ure 3C5?’ £ “ n,( Mra, Addle Hof, ed ip ile lly with many friend* drop • t d e n of Syracuse, N. Y . M r. ar- tered with a silver I kiw I of red washing one. roll assisted the hostess In serv. berries and silver leave* flanked! (t ’a a good idea to let the photo- ping in during the ilny to wish w ith red taper* In silver holders [grams dry overnight before mount- them ninny more happy years. A w hite cake bore the Inscription Ing them with rubber cement to L O D I) C A R TO O N I'l.U H M erry Christm as To A ll." C h rist­ the card folder* or hacklng-wUh T 'I R A T E S O F T H E II D ill S E A S " NO. I I mas cake, candy, bilscd nuts and border you cut front Yuletlile- pasting lilt* of f» h rlr to ymir . C h r is t m a n P a r t y punch were served by Mm. G ra ­ colored drawing neper. Tuck the photugram If it suit* your design J ham. M rs. Lane, M rs. W. A . Cag­ finished cards msfde n heavy liook H o n o r s W e s S p e n c e r le, Miss Irene and Gussia Hinton, to make th* mounting secure and M aty Jane Boyle, R arb sra Riggs elim inate any curling or w rinkling. It is lielirved that some fossil Dress up your photogram with sharks were as much as 00 feet Wesley Spencer w u honored on Dohby* Morton and Peggy Best. decorative cord o r rlldwn If you long when living. *J*wliy night with a party given tigs. A bright-colored sticker sta r, r hi* p*rente, Mr. and Mni, OarTits womaa who gave It life .,, fo r egample, can be a nice addi­ . Spencer at thalr home In — 2nd F E A T U R E — C . A. TAKACH tion to tha black and white m otif. ^ juri. Beautiful pastel Chriator the woman who gave It love? Soma sharks grow In a length n«a ippulntmenli were used in the F lu f fy cotton or a -blanket of soap C. A . Takach was honored oA f N I Y ' I I AT THIfft f U f 'r i ean be pasted to the out­ of (0 feet. • * * * • * • • * * * * • * • * • * * * • t*»otng V I C ? y. ,7?!2Eli L , ?d ln ,h? room Christm as day w ith a dinner given powder line o f a enow man or a winter In hie honor by hie neighbors at landscape, or used to give Santa JERgy WALD •»* NORMAN KRASNA • Among those assisting Mr. and 1:00 p. m. T h * dinner we* held at Claus some real w hiskers. You ran W ith few exception*, mammals |rs. Spencer In entertaining were hl» horns a t 1200 Magnolia Avenue aehlavs ints rex ting effects, also, hy have seven bones In th slr nscksc M O N DAY The F irs t Hnptist T raining U n i­ on W orker's Council w ill begin at 7:00 p. in. with a covered dish sup­ per In the Memorlul education Building. A public inatallntlon of Die Ord tb of the F.aateru Star w ill be lien I at H:t>0 p. in. at the Mu m iii I*TU EH U AY The Chapel Choir w ill boh! re- I Story lA>ujfue H Party And Program I GENEVA NEWS j John Abrahams Have WoddinK Anniversary Miss Eden field Is Honored Willi ( ’offee I T. E. L. Class Holds Christmas Party Christmas Dance Is Held At Navy Center Today Only! 2 — Features — 2 » TONIGHT DOUBLE FEATURE S?rL »* \ ' «v SUNDAY And MONDAY SS! “ Ugh dtne ,nd r*d and Mra, Wallace Bell. Mr Mra. W. A. Adams, Mr. and Ira. George Harden, M r . and Mr£ - Cushing and Miss Emma er. About 90 college and S m - i y s t W D B .L T . JANE WYMAN j d o ss MY FRIENDS I Thank You For The Deluxe Chriatmaa Preaenl ' " - i CHIROPRACTOR ^ J H O U R a 9 l o l l — lu » B PtMM t t t > m * V... ’. • Atlantia Bank M M t a l Ml'.: T . W . L A W T O N THE BLU E VEIL in Th t Portrayal... • Tfc# C**i...TA# * Promo o f lA# Year/ c CARTOON H F H IA L OKI ANDO JIK .H W A V ' W Z Jlix, ti.- ; I B H H p * 4 : — Esther WILLIAMS \ \ Vidor MATURE \ ,j Walter PIDCEON I DavidxsiM BRIAN ,7 \ l fI * ' Oaxu COttOAAK MIH AOIta’ H.t ill actual | . — A D D ED — C A R TO O N and N E W S Plotn Now To Attend Biff New Year’s Eve Mldnite Show — Wednesday — 1U30 P. M. NEW S CARTOON — SHORTS SA N fO R D (iMKMMhUMftlCnnH.rUMlRRllMM *•*«• #t 1*11l i p i > n U#td U»* • MrMtHgf lay Raw*# — r is iiH — ............... % .............. * MILLION DOLLAR! MERMAID rM/ho in the re a l ‘M o th er o f thla C h ild ? v Sunday *t M o n d a y ! sruuai . } ■I �•* Card Of Ten Events Features Inmnyural Handicap WithFast Field O f Entries Olrl Itrr'r Uiihliit make* hid Ini­ tial o fficial run nt Hanloril-Urlanuu Kennel d u ll tonight In a ra n i of tan rece* featuring thu Inaugural H anilirap and showing a taut field of evenly matched doge. Doet time fo r th r first rn rr la R:IN) p.m. Raclnic tonight w ill I h> sponsored by Orange County V o ilu rr EO2, to ot Eig ht Boclety. The entire Bate receipt* of thn firs t night's rarlni nK w ill Ur donatrd to the Crlppl C<l Children's Fund, to rt Fig h t. Biel lle rrlc k , rhef de gare of the organltatlon, aalil the outfit'a •pedal "locomotive" w ill he on downtown atreeta today for the purpoae of advertising thr event which brnrflta their ch arily fund. He urged all members of thn vul­ ture and of thn American Legion to attend thr Inaugural program. The 1062-61 raring araaon whlrh «eta underway tonight w ill run through A p ril 1.1 w ill) racea acheduled every night rxrept Sunday and New Year'll Day, according to Bob (laird , general manager of the tra rk . An Indlrallnn of the speed and tight conleat expected In tonlght’a Inaugural Handicap la glvrn hv the following schooling the greyhounds entered: Cherry Checks, No. One dug. owned liy Htar Club Kennel ami trained hy (ieorge Maunders, won three out of four schooling racea and placed aecond In the other, fttrelt, No. 2 dog, owned hy E- L . Heckner and trained hy Ike T in ker, won twice, placed aecond once ami placed fifth the laal time out. Hlow time, No, Three dog, own­ ed hy I,. M. K irkp atrick and trained hy J . Rector, placed first three times ami third once, Darla Roberta, No. Four dog, alan owned hy Heckner nnd trained hy T in ­ ker, won every achoollng race. l.lttle Dunk, No. Five dog, own­ ed hy H. K. Dowell and inline,I hy C al Holland, placed first once, aecond twice and third once. Old Relic, No. Hix dog, owned hy Mike Csatcllani and trained hy I I. K. Caatellnnl, placed first twice, sec­ ond once nnd sixth once, Hhcrldun, No. Hevcn dog, owned hy Florence I.. Hart num and trained hy R ill T e rry , plated first three limes an.7 third once. Dlanl Foreman, No. Might ting, owned hy flenrge Newtuml* and trained hy A. C relg , placed first three times ami fourth once. A total of -id!) dogs representing 22 kennels w ill appear at the ra r­ ing oval timing the IMI-nlghl sea­ son. The Hanfaid-Orlnmln Kennrl Club la located on the Hanford H ighw ay I lit. 17) nt Lnngvm»ri, midway between Hanford ami Orlaialo. A large neon red arrow In­ dicates the turn to the t •no It. O r­ lando T ra n sit buses Irn vr Wall and ('mtrl Htreols, each ram night lo r the track at 7:D> p.m. No minUla are permitted nt thn track. 'trniia a . r.ulrles I'lH s T MAM! — ft I'llh M il.I! Pam-y t'simirnn. Nlaerellu I1.il>, llli'hs «|. Mil,.. M, noire. Mai III i A AiUtU , ‘An oi, I'rl, i-lkss Unlit ,. i m i . a n it t e n n/iaia m i i . ii rurpil. At,, ml Its,iily, ru ,in,i Jim lor. M iI’wtlen, I,urea*, l.n ,, oulrua* uas. W lilts Arc, Kaslilmialds. J P II II I U KAM I _ n ioik Mll.k! Trade to. m r„rd , l.c fl Way, Hllek Jtm, llaltlaa Alan, limit cm l.m-ky Itovarriur, ir. I'll--nwarllii*. Dagr I H a l. l i r e . 27, 1012 Till*. S \ N D O H D Teams Slated To Big Schedule Of jDeSpirito’s Hopes Durocher May Quit Baseball For Events Commences For Jockey Record Good, Or He May Get Fired Instead Arrive Today For In The Sugar Bowl Are Reported Dim Tangerine Game IIIIK M .O Bijr Celebration Is Planned For Festiities On New Year • Company's 0-Pony Hitch, have donned "rebel'' rapv and are on their way Houth for the winter. During the months of January, February and M irch they w ill lour Florida, appearing at the Florida Hlale Fair and many other events. During their alay In the Male they hope to lake thousands of Dim Ida youngster* for pony-eirt rides In connection with the nation wide ( ‘u rllts Children'* Hafety Patrol program. Yanks And Rebels World’s Champion Pro Football Game Meet Again Today Slated Tomorrow In Montgomery I I.K V K I.A M I I' l level m ill’s ... i | crippled Itrnwns anil Detroit’s A m l f li« !iv s I ' I n u h I.ions go in tin- movies im iiuhl, I-{1 , , nmo M(i i tiay t lasn ,rvlm( (11 nhAk(. ,l(t ,|„. iktom orrow* World champion ExpectertTo He On< fore ship tiro fiHitli.tll game at Muuicl Stnilliim Host During Season pulAlter Die show Imlli chilis will 11 head for n night’s sleep in Cleve M O N TG O M ERY. Ain Vt- Smith In ml hotel, The itm lnrs id course, ern luMpliolity won’t e xlriid to the have In slay at a luilel foothnll field when Yank,* and Itch* The llm w iis alw ays do the night tangle this nflrrmxm In what mny before a game — even when he otic nf (he hurtlcsl fought game* ihey’re home, lo a c h Paul llrmvn in Hluc-Grny history wants In he sure to avoid ills Kndlng a week nf rough p r a r lir r , - lie tlnesii'l want husky Imth camps called quite to prelim tractions tackle using up sleeping lime walk Inaries yesterday mill dinar rn Itlg Hie Inihv captains for the jiiiiiu h I scrap In All foolliall players gel "IniHer the cnpllnl of the ('im frilrriiry flie s" before game lime lint MilTackle Ja c k I,title id Tea ns AAM time, with end Mae Speedle mill mnl end I,Inyil Cnlli-ryahu nf Mary hnlfluu k Doli Junes In urlieil w'llh land will hr fnuil line generals fur Injuries, tin Drowns say Ho y me the Drays The Y a n k s’ Imllletleld suffering ilie must hralnwurk w ill he hmulleil hy tackle l 'oni.'lt lliiddv Darker says the lin rily Herr nf Michigan Slate mnl I.Ions ate taking the title till in Dttriliie tackle Hill llrm ier The hoys from up multi have won stride " I dmi't lliinh the chain,„,'j 1nhmshlp game Is any different lo nnly four nf the 11 games the players Ilian anv other I in year lliev lust, 2*i 11 Head ( ‘iineli It in Engle nl I’eiin pul laid league co n ics!," he said Most (mporlnnl Inlitred I Jon Is Stale, aided hv Hr I Ingwersen id llllnuls mnl ex H arvard Coach D irk Ja c k Hlmdel, the No 1 offensive Hartnw, has fused a powerful p a s s guard lam I'reeknior will fill III lug attack with a tricky defense for him nnd lloli Miller w ill lake system they believe that w ill get over (Teekm ur's tackle spot them tn the Kelt goal line come The drowns are underdogs for Mun'ii K a m i a/taik m ii .k klcknff time nt l:Sti p . m , t’entrnl the first time In their seven t Hy Hal,*, f r e s h Air. 1‘wiitalo Standard Tim e ( 2 : 1 0 p m . . KH Ti straight championship games Clou#, Hpaolsh l|,d» . T a i k (n i l . )*iuu Detrnlt's Ted Mnrchlhroda anil As the two chilis wound up their M»h. J Y u w n l l u r n c r , H«( U a , k . ixirlalder lain d'Achllle id IniMntui preparations, bettors p lrk ril the ft FT i nAi’t: » ia ,k Atii.i: Will iln (hr IIIiip tossing Mareht t.lons hy ,VV ntdnls to win their T o b r ' & a . I!fc- " Mr ., nt. k. liroda led the nation in lulal offense first National laiagup crown since U rtv , I •' till* year with 1.813 yards. I ,*37 id MM. Drown'* Inlury announcement them on 103 completed passes. w ill probably hike (hose (mint* D'Achllle, who iirnhahly w ill start About .Vi,nun nre exiw etnl nt the at m iarle rlm rk. threw 70 successful W arrior. lake front stadium for the Joust aerial* fnr 1,023 yard* VrPr"TM T ^ ,/ ' >1 ,. Tu sh a,it^s, Hi,ally The llrh e l offensive looks capa­ which will he hrnadeasl across the ^T . ■*“ • j& j'e r " a * . f*«<1 Wort* ble nf a wicked counterattack nation Imth hy ratlin nnd television. Defensively, however, they look a Mutual wilt handle Iho radio and Dunum! the T V . Dame time I* ] bit weak. *4 Warrior, R ay firu v ra nf T c xa * A AM will p. in. (F ,S T ). avill. Illlaa Hnaplrn, Hi quarterback the Smith nnd also sis tM H A tfif- a/igth handle the pnsilni %, L* . Cherry, . Mtrsll, Hlow T i m s Clem inn'a Fra n k Howard Is head d ills H un k. Old coach of the South. With him lire Hhsridsti Cnaehc* Hay (icnrgu nf Texas t r r^ A AM and M urray War math nt Mlsalialppl State. *‘ *orou'a IS C ! h o,!'**"' M IAM I R K A C II i.n - Furelgr hopes were rapidly dlsilpatlng In liny as, the Orange Rowl Junloi tennt* tournament entered the sac nnd day of ruggid competition and aocond ao seeded, fi Tha f ir it jnd 1.AKKLAND l*-flm ali frv font- elgn player* in the junior boy*' ball player* who look Util little hul divlilon-Chlle’a william ...... am aOarcla at handle n foolbnU nlrnoM like a big nnd Mexico'! Manuel Darda— dare grl* hero ’ Umo college grid cume Inti were duu\|M>d out In Friday’* opentheir own In the Santa Claua Rowl Ing mate ” iC 4 nalcnea. S t o s s * - Orange Howl TvnniM Tourney Continues ^’UrS!J,,.oOM ..... s s ia a ’ Santa Claus Game Alabama, Syracuse Warm Up_Por Game In Lakeland Tonight V” w s MW fS S g £ a« wIT iC SSSfJ: Tennessee Set For Cotton Rowl Game T«* CD : v„ AS la Tku ss* ta Jtt-Taanesaet’i « Eprincipal, » «file morning i iSVi Northeastern State And Oklahoma Clatth . o .'S i.^ 'E a GRAND OPENING V Wisconsin: "I think we *re ** wrli olf physically in Jl mentally a* a wo wore at any Imo during the COM,RUE BASKETBALL By The Associated Dreia BIO T TOURNEY (First Raged) Missouri U Iowa Stale M Kansas ( a n ia iTT1 I Nebraska M SOITHWEBT CONF. TOURNEY rexaa Cl (iss'chNitlan 40 INV. TOURNEY H Nn r S , IS '? cm Stine Mgchlna A t* QIm s Btai Post hO ‘ IB 23 17 % jgr t u 10 R A C U N I8 H T L Y durtof the tO Day I m fuiftleadeyi BowuM m m RAIN or fAIH MIAMI, ria.'i i/FUTCtl Williams, n Du*ton Rail .Ho* •lugger now ilng n art-nnil hitch tn the Marine Jr force, hope* to resume his base[■ll“c«rrer when he get* ntif of ie service next September. cel rjuht when I get nt ck'ln l)*s*i)*ll," Wllllar it V7 ?! s : 5 k 10 R A C E S 'M J R R ’M m nr Resume Gall Career W. l l PHOTO FINISH USED NO MJNOIS ALLOWED Mtl hlr way tn ( bctlnvcs, on tn Ut I ’ m & g ' 5 » f isjor league elayi P. i i t Alky tssst ' '••••••' ’ MSP EHVnWA i , • r ^ '- ' w . :: VOITURE 202 40&8 SOCIETY SPONSORED BY (W ir t ‘ ’ T O ll * m\ IW M War I. , U ttg ttM M M W ttM d . cig/A '■>.■+(#*‘- • i W g F * • - * ' » - l- S * ■ .t.:- rx la M B in « ';: . . i ... . • mm * KENNEL CLUB TONIGHT - 8 P. M. season." ‘ % SANFORD-ORLANDO S tV U a MIXKD I,HAGUE liiupunsinn of DJ17. A, R, Chand­ ler wus the commissioner when Durocher was told to all out a season liecaunc of "conduct detri­ mental to baseball." W hile Chand­ ler remained as Commissioner Durocher was ii goody-goody and often looked the other w ay rather ihail arouse the w rath of an umpire. Rut in 11*32, Dmnehcr was ejected from n game in the spring !,y Umpire A rtie Gore, Two (^ k t ejection* followed. These were followed hy three suspensions and left the (Hants, who were m aking a vain pursuit of (lie pennant winning Dodgers, without their dandy little leader lo r n total of 11 days. One *ll«pension was for spiking Htewert who ruled against the G iants on n catch hy D rl Knnls. Stew art refused to accept Dunicher's “ Dm so rry” apology. The in ireent suspension came In AnJM it when Leo put up his dukes a la Httllivnn against nnnthrr umpire. O f course, no blows were struck. A Diamond Watch Thus, the collective look over Durocher'* 11*32 record and the l ecclit medical hill received at Curew Tower In Cincinnati, give n strong hint that either league president Giles or Commissioner Ford C. F rick has told Durocher to watch his diamond manneAb Durocher recently stated he would manage the G iants ls 1933 nnd "as long us they want me.” The "th e y " appears to pertain to more than Just Giant Dresidsnl Horace Slonennm who Inst Sep­ tember signed his pilot to a oneyear contract for HIM. Htonehnin apparently feel* that a suspended manager, even if he *it* out one dav, is very harmful te Ills team, lie probably ^so Rowl and n flood of touchdowns I eel* that Durocher, who f f t a Is anticipated. about f3l),i'(Mi a year, nu lunger A crowd of 9.(XX) Is expected to ■ Iraws funs at the gale a* he did sec the post-season game under Its new name It form erly was the in llrooklyn. It is our guess, then, that M rs. Oleander Rowl and matched Junior Durocher, better known ns ac­ college teams. Northeastern state, undefeated tress Lurrnine Day, has put her In nine games this season and runnstn cards on the table and loser of only one game In Its last said in effect: "Look Leo dear, ID encounters, Is a six-point fa- why go through another hum ili­ vorltc but the glamor of the game ating vear like 1047 7 Dlease he has been ald e if hy Don Gottlob of care fu l." Another suspension for Dy^pSam Houston, a national recordbreaker In total offense. Hy F R A N K l!C K A i' New * fra l lire* Sports Kditnr NF.W Y iilt K — W ill Leo DuM-chi-i quit hii.*rh:ill during 11*31 <ii w ill he be fired ns manager of the New York Uianta? These two questions have la-en handled about uj sportacasters nnd sports w riter* ever since l,co Itimlc some rem ark* about the advantage* of television and motion pictures. H arry W lsm er, (ir e lance teleeasler, went the lirngnontlrnlnr* one h eller re­ cently when he predicted Dorn( her would he missing conic banchall spring training time. We have yet lo see or hear (.peculation mi the real me,on (or Durocher’* nuandnry—base­ ball or television? On Thin Ire I f Snnta Claus brought D o n new pair of skates for Christman someone ougni to warn him ul*>ut the thin ire. He has hern skating on It ever since Juno 22 when he spiked an umpire in Philadel­ phia's Shll(e I’arx. We happen to know that the Nfttlonil! League office, hen,led by capable Warren C. G iles, has received a medical hill ns thu result of the spiking of Unipiru } L ill Stew art. A fte r five months, Stew art's left leg apparently ha* failed to heal properly. T h is la all the more unusual when one takes into consideration nil the National Hockey League games Stcw nrt lefereed. The Ice game left him without a scar , And nt f>7 he up* nenrs as healthv ns a prise hull, except for his left leg. Therefore, it is our guess that league president G iles has told Durocher to he the little Lord Fauntluroy he wa* during the four years following his full year H O irn iK H N C A L DAHADKNA, Calif. (Ji—Southern California's Trojans may he de­ lighted when today's workout Is liver. Cosh Jess Mill hsld It would he the last scrim m age Ihe Trojan* w ill hold In their preparations to hatlle Wisconsin In the Rose llowl grid cla*slc New Y e a r's Day. Coach Ivy Williamson said Ihe Rodgers would gat a spirited tuneup, loo, but ha has not scrimmaged the squad since Rose Bowl train ­ ing began, nor did he scrlmmaga them all Mason. W illiam son had this to say aland Ted WilliamH To Howling Slandln ,..........................i’ i l may m Chllo’x Uarpla. rated No. 1 W illiam s g if f r a m e r * ? ? * yet In tna dlamong foreign playera Villon, was upaat ‘ it Miami, I fl, I I ( ‘ st. Johns a heavy favorite because Harum. afbfi bra aummer, from a aou hlttor. A7 Mexico’* G arcia, NO, Iho 74 Oregon State M foreign list, wo* beaten by Dan m California M Washington Ansel, Hanover, Wl*., 3 0, iV3, s-0. I’lay In the Junior girts and girls Monday WanihJlngfonl (St M°Maho 07 decide the divisions started today. Nw y (C | 11/,) Amphib* U Denver ----Umrlo**ri consolation gamo. , hero tonight Four team* o f___________ r ora from Waihlngton. D. C., Ja­ maica, Long liland. N, Y „ WlUhn, ................. N . C .. and Creen Ray, Wla„ piny In tha annual event for young*lerl who muat not b« over U nor wvlgh above 110 poundi. The Wllaon and Long Island taaraa play In tha firit of the ilounnlght a blehaatlar bowl conteita maat* tn 7ISO p, aim I atcr Oreo Two hutin £au«d ai Bira since Monday. liltl.A N D ft (Ah—A c tiv ity on thu Tiim rerlnc Rmvl front Is scheduled to Increase today ns the squads fiom Tennessee Tech end Fa st Texas Statu arrive In Orlando. The two squads, each 710 men strong, w ill put In their appearTennessee Tech, which had o rig­ inally planned to reach hero Sunday morning, moved up Its de­ parture time and w ill pull in nl the A tlantic Coast IJ n r depot at 12:M p.m. Fast Texas Is traveling hy air and w ill arrive at Municipal A ir ­ port nt 1 p.m. The Texan * w ill check In at tha Han Joan Hotel while Tech w ill he quartered at the Angehilt Hotel across the street, Rotl) snuads are expected tn hold light workout* today. The Trnnpssee crew w ill drill on the Kdgewater High practice field while Fast Texas w ill use the floone llle h practice lot. Tentative plans call for the competing team* to travel tn Cypress Dardens on a sightseeing trip Siindny and then resume henvy d rills Monday afternoon. It is planned fnr hath clubs to use the high school fa rllltlra dur­ ing the remainder of their progome practice period. T h r l.fons and Ragles w ill go to Um atilla Wednesday, the day liefore the game, to visit the H arryAnnn Home for Crlnplrd Children. P ro fits from the Tangerine Rowl •-nine w ill ngrtln he donated to th il home. Ticket hiiI i -s for the seventh an­ nual rlnssie continued to move at » brisk Imre yesterday nnd T a n ­ gerine Rowl Committee members forecast a complete sellout of 12,out). Those planning to purchase tickets mny leiy them In tne lobby of the Him Juan Hotel. Ordsrs may also !«■ plaeed hy phoning l-Ht’22 or M m 2. Approxim ate­ ly fitiu reserved seat tickets remnlnrd on sale late yesterday. Two members of the Trnnossee Tech ronllngt nt arrived vestin'day to he ou hand when their •quails hits town. It. II. Kltlun, luistnc-s manager of uthlctlcs, and Coach P utty (iv rr« ll checked in .it the Angehilt and w ill he on linn,I ( di this afternoon’s practice session. Coaeli O verall, who came nut uf retirement III the ngr of Tifi to d i­ rect the Kagles lo a !>-l record, ma le the trip to Orlando hy auto. While Orlando waited to greet •he l-vii hell club*, plans muvetl ahead tilt tither Tangerine Howl festivities. T ile Ju nio r Chamber ->f Commerce I'otiliniied prepara­ tions fur the pn'-nde nn the afte r­ noon nf Dee. ft I mol llie gioup in charge of the Tangerine Rowl Itec a l hi, -i hi diili'd for the afleinoon ->f J lui. I, re pm ted u heavy influx of entries fur the lioal race* on Dig Lake P nlrvlcw . NKW O K I,C A N S '* - S u g a r Rowl M IA M I. F la ., UP - U tile Tony activity begins with n hang today D cRpIrilo's hopes of breaking Ihe as competition nnens In boxing world's Jockey record of 3M win tennis anil ynehllng and one of n rrs In a year were fading fast the two unbeaten leamx Pint plav tndav after the shutout he suf­ In the New Y e a r's foothill clash fered In eight tries Frid ay at Tro p ­ •tart* It* final prc-bnwl d rill*. ical Park The nervy, IH-ycar old Law rence, Ml**l*!i|)|>l. the twice-lied team Ihnt ranked seventh nationally, M ass., rider now needs 13 winner* files lo H lliixl on Ihe Mississippi tn cruse the record set w ay hack Dtilf Omni and w ill work nut tnda>‘ In tootl hy Walter M iller and tied dcnfgln Tech, unbeaten In 23 In 1030 hy Joe Ctilmone and W illie game* and thr second ranked team Shoemaker, and he hax ju * l five this year w.ill flv tn, , New Orleans il»v* to Hget them I • I III fl t n >1 HI It .seemed an almost Impossible tomorrow night for Its final d rill*. Today’* competition open* with uphill battle for DeSnlrlto, who yachting and a three day tennis hasn’t been getting the best mounts tournament amt finl*hr* with box­ nt Tropical nnd nas faced fierce ing matches between .Maryland and competition from many o t h e r crack Jockeys riding at the M iami Syracuse team* tonight. tra rk . D ardnar Mutiny, veteran two He'll ride at Tro pical today, fly lime Sugar Howl tennl* tham plon, to Havana Sunday tn compete at and Ihe nation’s lop-ranked emu Oriental Dark, then complete his teor. la favored to win hi* third year at Tro pical Monday, Tuesday rrown. He meet* D*vo Drown of and Wednesday. Nrw Orleans In the first round. The best DcSpIrito could do with Tom Drown J r .. San Fran cisco , eight mounta at Tropical Frid a y Ihe nation’s eighth ranking player, was a runner-up spot with the Is tretled aecond and w ill take nn even-money choice, F irs t G rand­ Henry Jungle of New Orleans in son, In the fifth. He was third In apenlng play. Only two were seed Iwn rare* and nut of the money n l for the tournament. In the other* In yachting. H ilbert D ray of New i HI* riding record made Ihe slen­ Orleans la favored to win the re ­ der. Iilnck-halrcd youth’s mounts galia's ‘'R ace of Cham pions," one the favorites In most of his race* nf several event* matching crew* with the crowd of 11,773, but It from Southern Yacht Club of New was not DcHpIritn'a day. This dism al showing contrasted Orleans; Pas* Christian. Oulfport ami Rltoxl, M l**.; Mobile, Huccnn- sharply with his Christm as day in eer of Mobile nnd Fnlrhope. Ala ; H avana, when he booted home Pensacola, St. Andrew’s Iln v, fit. three winners, nnd with hla per­ formance at Tropical P a rk on Petersburg and finrnaotn. F la . Tomorrow the tennis meet con- Christm as eve—hi* tilth birthday— Unties and college and Olympic when he also registered a triple. DcSpIrito got hack In the saddle •tara w ill participate In Ihe annual on Christm as ovc after acrvlna a track meet. Entries include O lym p ic stars ten day suspension for a riding Watt Davla of T e xas A A M In the find—a break that v irtu ally kilted high lump. Darrnw Hooper of Tex- his chances fnr n new record. A A M In the shot put. polcvnullcr (lev. Rnh Richards of Ihe Illinois Athletic Club. The tennis tournament Is xched uled to end Monday, when Ihe two dav basketball match starts HighUnbeaten St. Itnnftvcnturr prob­ ably w ill be favored lo beat St. scoring Northeastern State of Oklalam ls’ defending Sugar Howl cham ­ homo nnd Sam Houston State of pion* In one game of the opening T exas clash today In the Shrim p night dmihlohendcr and meet the winner of the other opening gn-ne In the title contest. between lam islana Stale and VII After a day’s rest Wednesday, Ihe clim a x uf the six-sport carnival lannva The T ii c s d ,i y night action comes when M ississippi and Geor­ mulches Ihe two losers In a con­ gia Tech meet for Iho football solation game and the two winners crown. .. V M H M M B M p m H M i v. ,. .V w ' i'i • • '• • im fe . m * �I Scandal Aftermath Is Still Hurting Basketball Game Shrine Game Faced r With Wet Weather In San Francisco lly F it A M i E C K At* N rw -fra lu rr* Sport* Editor NEW Y O R K — College basket Use hull had one of il« lean year* awas to l>e expected following I In scandals of other campaign*. Kentucky. niimmllv a power no der Couch Adolph Itupp, drew For Ili'Niilta Ihe fire of o fficial gtoups. F irst Th* InlliMttNM fitlr* n I•I • In ‘ he Southeadero Conference »i i »Mil \%mm %il« |»iil»ll»hr«l In I hr llrm lil "tided the Wildcat* for one ycni I lime l.l«- |w*r line ln«erll«*M 'or violating rule*. Then the ;l lltnra |M«< |wr f line in in llu li antiouiH'ed the school’s (1 lime* *«• per line ln«eril«m NCAA id Uniei Me per line iNarrlliin ; sports would he placed on pro•^ e per Hnr lor le n rlr ( oMirml \ nation, When that happened Ken• I * e M itn(« In Ihe line. •tirky quit basket lull I foi line Iloniaie llM(e r « r lllMrk I*Mre I mp* ' year. Plradrd G u llit Three id its foi met stats. Dub’tain-table, 1Cii I pit Heard niol M mnI III* ((III I'C Mef»|(«ed Vies G rom , p li-i.l.il godly lo •orr |l«e IrlepnoMe nh o«rm *«rN»(tl(MH I hiiHtr If ««•»•* miuir la -onapifilig w i'h gamltlci s lo »hati ll* ln l In Ihr «rlrpMo((e hook In •mini * in a IP IP Madison Sqilui' return lor lM« in «^ oioo(«oI k (I«*h the H ilirrllsrr I* r«pa«ir*l pm G iintm gnlug. pr*MH|ill). I n order lor o« lo Prison terms ranging fiom *ix i M . i t Ihe hr*l po**llile «rv«l*r( ouoillis In I I years wen- imposed (ill A M l lila mowI he laa o((r on It college basketball gain, ofllre OM Ihe iI m» before pohll* rHtlOM fixe r*. It himight In l.l I In* mini I'leMwr Moll| ( tit iMMOeallMtrlp bi'l liiipilso iird • ioie lln- love* II mm error iHiuta In toui n«l ligation begun back in I I'M U r a’NMNol he re«poM«lhle lor lie i train s in Ihe nation were * Mtaare | hurt one iHoittieal I m%« • • I a Salle of Philadelphia and I lion. Kansas I a Salle turned hark T H E 1 Hay too, 75 i'll. In win Madison iqiiaie Guid'-li’- National Invita ion tout nuiin ni while Kal'-nI oii-iuired S I. John’s of lltooklyn. | so i‘.:t. ip tie- \ V \ \ final. Eurh • ii bo lui-l loit-tandiiig oieii. Tom I — FD R R EN T -I <iolii a f i stimuli stimil out foi l a Salle while Clyde l.ovellette. K E I. A K A Apartments I I I W /ir.sl Street Phone ton W •TP. excelled fin tin liiyhnw kcr* | I ovellelle weld to the Olympic* I ll< I itit.I with im-iillmrs of hi* isD I.I.A W A Y AND IIA IIY R ED S team olid tile Peni III Calel pillar*. •ay. week or month Tel 1125 \ . the lo lle d Slides I emu they Furniture Center, till W First heal Russia, Hit-fiK. to win the Olympic cage craw it room fill uislii'd Ibiquesne was tin In I am lor' C L E A N FO UR apartment till Park A i e quiutrl to M iffci a selback during ilie onron. A fter IK straight, the 3 III HIM furnished upstairs apt lillkes bowed lo Yillnitnvn, 0 1 -0 2 , 7U3 Palmetto Phone H23 J m overtliue. ’i ROOM uiifnriuslied house ami ga New I'oid H id '* rage Soulli ol lln«e I'hoiie s3n J In all e ffo il to aveit fouls to min pm session of the ball III the ! R ED Ito o M furnished np.irliiieiit 'ate -luges of a I’ HTlie Ihe Nation* Avnllnlde uhoiil Janu ary 2 Dp II Musket h i II Rules Clllllmittl-e -lair* Rental $115 ini tiiniilllly limiimted llle oldlolllll shoal OfPholie 12U3 .1 m l of hound* play A ll foul* tilling llle la-t three onoiiles are t—R E A L E S T A T E FO R SA I E - 3 lw > silt.Is lllld the fonleil ||||IVC| nuisi lake bis two -hot*. The F U R N IS H E D 2 lied room garage S p o r t s R o iim h ip 1007 Sanford A re . Ph. I l l s colinniltee n|-o luted thill when niiartm enl Contact owner at htsi llv T E D M E IE R ll idaver llllsai'H Ills III si foul Magnolia Avenue (F o r Gayle Talbot I •tml during llle III si 7 iiiinutr* TAA’O C H O IC E lot* already terrae KAN SAS C IT Y <Jx— Kansas Slate nf alls game lie mo-1 take another ed no clearing, flowing well and Colorado are favored lo wind mill slud •Tim er Incnllon M ayfair Section NKW Y O R K 'it*—The proverbial up the firsi round of the llig Seven TTie Alinhi'Jipnlin lalk'-t*. fen­ pot of gold Is just around the Conference’s seventh pre season Call 543 J 'll mg lag 1 ie,o gr Miknii, won the (TIIIIOI'IIAITOII corner for Tony DcSiilritn basketball tournament in winners' Nn'imml Hnskrthull A-sncintion R E A U T IF U I. AVOODED l"t I I " hi Riches and world fame beckon roles tonight Ptea*e rail for appointmesit " 'In n flei II seven, gllllli- playoff 123 in Del A ir Phone I.ihm A\ , alluringly lo the 18 year old Jockey The K Slate W llilrat*. pre meet •n il l i e New A'uik K llli kerlm ck-I Phone 1752 — 1710 who is trying to shnttrr a record .uni conference championship fa III A C R E grove 2U acre land long " i« . The l.nker.* won I lie fin n l: that has stood for III years In rar io n ic s will lake on H'c (Hlnhoma gllllie, K2-II5, lake frontage and lung llich u a y Ing annals Sooner* al !• p m The Colorado to frontage near Genet 11 I" mile Already Ihe youngster is In Ihr Smith Fruit si.m d 2.311 Park higher Income brackets with i-sti land FACE COPY of Aveim r. Saulord Phone 1171 AV lluffalors w ill meet guest A'alr m nlcil earnings of (50.INX) for this winners by New Y e a r's eve Also Dean's l.akevtew 1 .dims, University at HP 13 n'rlock year, lull that w ill he a mere drop Itmite I I I llrliiodo Thai would give Ihe l.a w re iv r Roth niienlng session fnviirltra ; III Hie I iiii k rl If he rides 13 more M a s s . mile 380 winner* for the came throilgli w it., in to n e s last TAM) I m'i I km ' iii On! nli year and break Ihe record of .‘IRS night The Kansas Ja y haw kern, j NEW A n o ly iti f5# tarnlngt «el hv Walter M iller In icon and NCAA rhamplnn* last * r a * 11 n, , cltv .Some lei ins Plume III. I N O T IC E tintI Dlvhlm tlt Outlook I am iml piiltxlhlc (or anv ileld » tied In IH V hv Willie Stioeiunker dropped Nebraska. 7.1 o*i. with a ! lt I Al H ills lit IlllVOlie otliei I lino ami Joe t ulrnoite III! Ill ll 'I foi • 40 Rfdlieudi Inst quniter spoil, and Missouri l l l ­ Ii lie makes It—and Hits observer edged town H a le , 03 01 lOV'oTf. • J». MJIUll** If you want In Huy, Reid nt Sell (A* f t , Castle A.lv feel* hr has a verv good rh a n rr ft It Horn. It font !' III! ll re • 6% I t m i l n p I m t u i l i l u l i SVe I'd dtllli'! II his ll.illle will become nlu rriueiil fm Kansas' g ie.il i lyile ' J (V. II A l l , llru lln r ** well known as E a rl Kande, laiV rllelle id the last Ih ie r sea u n d o r NKW A O M I N l I M A . I O N If t 'ir iil N o t ic e Elm Ida Slate Rank lllilldlng Eddie A rra ro and Johlinv lamgdnn sons, led the wlnninu allaek wiili "C a ll H alt" Plume 1758 V> rift+n h h»p *tt nitmiiM mi Afifl I .title Tony failed In lirmg in Hi |Mimts Einilhull star Gil lieu Ii \«»TM f (•I r»i*i'iitj||\ 1'iiwii iiiifilm fnl re. H'Ii IMI Minllhk >1 ttl# »(•••! a winner in right trie* al Tropics' came llirough with eluteli gu.il 1 Sec K.itm m id At Mali A*|n|| ft |;;i'lif|liiin , I I r IV) i | in.lift» . of tit#- KI* rMn Sf.«ti It,mil l ‘.irk v rste n la v. hut tils 37H winner* lolal of four, ami was a slamlmii I ii cosed R in k , 1 Im all . mi i|i| l li.rl.l.i i I'iim Iiihh lmc<i*l * l i e ) 11 r cn'iir (oi* I .if to date still I , more H1.n 1 Shoe hall luiwkei |H'I IIIMII A A ill III' III I I It) III# Imiik kinds id Real Estate ruMDti piiitiic I Him ihr ittinh » % 1 H14: •• st#l» ••(( I'H 's.Ilt I.(IlM.il a It maker nr Culmn'*e had at Hie same ION11 S I’ .tl k Dp-1.ill s pmmi • i 1 1«w. rtlm ijtr« r jrni'ji;* jml I '*'•1 It I ♦»(! r ai f«.» til. i>>>r Pine In 11)30 Then Cullliooe lei* Plume '"in »li* irlfi It p r %I i ir f«*r M |f»i|i)«•f *D I nil ( ."ulfil •( •llr#'i DM# l(»r Slioem aker, 373 In 373 A n o I h e r ma)nr lourtiey t’u lie cu 1 1 ) 1 1 ( v • * m r iml III* ii.HH Ifiilv I I f •11f«>•>•1% jtiil ii'ilifir* Only a year ago Tony was luck' Soulliwesl i'linfrrcnee, uid under 1— n t :.\ i i . s t a t i : \v \ s i i d i 'tll'ilt nf «iii ll .filler I*IIMI)»#•••*i in A »j l -1 llllr Al I til r\r(V h'lliltfvin gel a Job walkin'* ''lin t,'' a* way al H iillas with Raslor up • I III.(A •••mi* li*fnr* III# in-* tliii. |n|n a • I »»!'»-.tot |of |nor |ie« r *1 k h i \ r ici# * iK ling Texas. 37 1.1. anil Itler crush 2 R E I'llo iiA t Im iis i Adi 1 . Im 1 N arragansrlt Park lie r«dr hiI >f p t fill in ithl mul i«Mi|wifi « l« «' I f I *>l«f.'Ilf I mo. price and l i n o . N il H ill Hi first winner al Sunshine Park in mg Texas Christian, on I!' I'lorida last Janu ary Iml was , r E IIS Reply P " I t " , •? ’ San In other tualor games thrm igli""' GRIM M .V CO. little regarded that tie w .i, advised the country Wisconsin heal < >h lord N O T IC E TO IIR O liK R S —The I n* I ll*ihfn«*«M I i p , lo seek rlliployineot oilier Ilian fnrnla. lit 57. Iowa walloped Uie Griddle lfrlie -tn pr'iperti to lip I nM*f**. rtf*. An Tin. KH l l l l t S A I F .•on. 81157. Wa-liiogton again Imm V riding ruled on lid * #1. f.A anil fi'i rt***# Of) ftp* lIM fnOfl'l A youth with less fortitude proli tiled SI lands. 01 37. U CLA deleal Master Crnlt Paint Amended Pint of Druid P ark. (2 50 gal aids- would say "the hei k with it" ••d llregon Stale, 71.'41. SoilHurn Arm y llla n k rts. Cut* Seniloote County. Flo rid *, j i * . Tai|iaullii< Y'lilirncni* we'd itsorHoic to d ie 'n hut Tony kept plu"jjinu n« av i" hern »old lijr Ht. John'* lie ,ill > Army Navy Snodus \\ ash'ngtnii hi ale. ihi t.'i and \f ■h .110 Sanford Ave. Hi, lu -.c Huralio Algi r tradilbm Com pony, Plmne 1321 Mlgloli ill St laiilis nicked lil.dm Now he's on Ihe v e tiu of la linn (A alter i ‘. Rail, tlwoer Adv. | ill 57 lu rf fame (Time on. No 3H0' M I C K K Y M O li.S K KAN K1IANCISCO i * - Slippery footing and damp s k irt were In prospect today n* Eastern gridiron a tira pitted a razzle-dazzle nf play* and formation* attain*!-the powerpacked \Vc*t in the 28lh renewal of the annual Shrine Game at f r z n r Stadium ^Despite the weather, the sta dinin'* nearly f-n.ooo *eat* have been aold out The sam e will be nationally televi»eil over the flu mold Network and broadcast by Mutual. starling at I IS p m P acific Standard Tim e I t IS p in .. c E S T ). A rainstorm swept n v rr the San Victor Mature makes love to Esth er AA'illuim* in this arena* from K ranchco area la*t night an I n » » « MliM'a “ Million Itolliar M erm aid" Technicolor, showing on the Kit z ilotial rains were fnre"'is' t«la> Michigan Stale's t’oreh t'larenre rie-Hlei a r m ii >'niulny u'lil Mn'o'ny. ettle i Muon, who led hi* Spar * In No t rnnklnt! In the nation t season, ha* drilled | i * Kn*l squad with IS play* lo hr run o f Lift the T formation, the single and iluuble wines and making use nf G A IN E S V IL L E '.0 Florida's apreads IIv G \ Y t F. r SI HOI University of Washington's Howie A D E L A ID E . Australia <Jf—Amer football team completes its home Odell has reatrirled to a little or lean hope* of rrrap turin g the Davi* work lor Ihe Gator Howl game it a dozen Ihe plays to tie run off the Cup got a lug lilt today when Tuny double d rills today Final preparations for Hie Jan I Tfnrm atio n by such rolleclalp star* Trnbert. the power-stroking sailor ' as Oklahoma1* fleet Hilly Vessels on leave, zipped through one of hi* game with Tulsa w ill he made closer lo the Jacksonville iMinr and California'* crunching fullback most Impressive workouts _ Johnny Olszewski T rahert. whose tennis Rot a hit site The Florida squad wdl go ”hc West remained a slight fax- rusty during Navy d“ ty. w ill team Monday lo Pnnlr Vedra llc.irh le j with Vie Selxa*. the 11 S captain oeeanfronl resort 23 m ile* south Each head mentor has a spark ' against A u stralia's Fran k Srdg east of Jacksonville Monday and Tuesday workout'V [’lug from his own team In the man and Ken McGregor In the hackfleld lion McAuliffe was on challenge round iqiening Mnnd.iv will he hehl al Jacksonvilli' Reach yha-nd to help Mimri extend a win Aussie officials have virton|l> Wednesday Ihe siiuail w ill limber nlng streak uohrnkeli at 21 straight agree to give McGregor the nod up m the Gator Howl Stadium The 0 2 in.in squad resinned pr.u H-j (hlell has pitching Paul Heinrich ' over left handed Ateriyn Hose, who . ’ Iready for ijiiartcrhack duties Hut lust hi* two singles to the Ameri tier here Frid ay after -i three day ,,7-he Indicated he would start another cans last year T his means the Christm as holiday u . hrillianl signal culler. Oklahoma's jia v is Cup final battle will he Die invent was on o fle n s iir l.n[Eddie Crowder, a Ira m m a lr of strictly a four m an affair. Hr* as lug Hick C nsnrrs Papa {Vessels on the Sooner*' llig Seven The Am erican* have young Ham Halt and tlutnrd Lung provided frba mplons lllchnrd.smi and Straight Clark for most of the ground attack A pass reserve use. but neither Is expected mg display was staged liv FfC l' Rohlnson. young St Petcrstm rr tn see action The ilrnw is scheduled tomorrow sophomore who stepped Into Dong s. P E R S O N S ai It a m . Adelaide tlm r (H 30 j Hickey's position .at q iai let hark Hickey polled a leg muscle |»** n m E S T ) it will determine the 01TOM KTIII ST lineup for Ihe first two single* Saturday He was able to walk RYES EXAMINED duels The order Is reversed in the 1 'low ly Frldav and appeared brief (II.ASHES FITTED ly on the sidelines to throw a few final two singles Wednesday The double< will he plavcil Toe* passes to a student manager IIA South Palmetto Avenue day and the Sedginnn-McGregnr The defense n ln \fullv mauled a tandem Is heavily favored, al “ It" running attack, Ihe main of though Seixas anil Trahert teamed fenders being All Am erican Tackle well In the inter zone matches Charlie l.al'rndtl anil Guard Ari Wright f Dj.’vis ( ’up Hopes (liven Hitf I'llONK 118 SANFORD IIKRALD QfQEQDSZDSRZB ' , IPIUM BIN& Kan*as And Colorado Are Favored To Win I)R. II. K. RINO 1953 FORECAST I II- -5 S P E C IA L " ll S E R V IC E S III Jin LAWN M OW ERS sharpenr.l ryoles repaired Sminian * k!. 4lh St \W N T\GS P l.is tlr, Aluminum. Canvas K s tiin a lrs Phone 1 2 U1 .1 • p m for n|ipomtmrnl U/M * P A N E L IN G \ on most see Ihls beautiful c ip ie sv i.iildon wlillh Jiis l tie it Fuller t.tiiiitiiT. i-.d c w u i. Winter P ark. Fta w i n s \ s ii i n i i on s All t*opnl tr llooiila i.iH ii s t u i i io n i i i i i . i : •ators Polish Off For New Year (Ji.’aie DU. C. Is I Ml I K I ES E lilt S A K E IIFRALI) WANT ADS « ROY WALL 3— srout: imo si K— i in* si (It I It l . l N M AN TED -fi We liny, sell amt trade ii*rd fund lure Wilson Mater Furniture l ’o .ill E 1 st Phone u;>a run \ii rite Itoughl Sold or Trailed Stop hi or Telephone 1425 Furniture C m ter — tlit W First 7— Pels - l.lv e stm k Poultry YOU » AN SELL Anything With A Classified Ad JU S T C A t.l. I4JI W n h ln rry --a 1111.1* AV AN 1 1 1) FO U N TAIN Help Wanted Mi Rill Im uTlIiin Drug Co II- LA U N D IIA WORK Airs Glmler Celery and M ellnniillp Aveim rs Phone I 0 2 u it N ir i ’ .ATIONS W A N TED 1 '' P IIA C T K Al. Nurse desires mir* mg. amt I'.iliy sitting Nuise Plimie Ii",,' AA to - EI.OAVEit.H P LA N T S S llllD H S P LA N T S FO R S A L E C.dduige t.ettiice. Escarole Item Hinlou Plume 133 AV i A R E f o i l sour child at my home ' “* lit 1I .11 ,'i week A........... -Heel I J — Autumolillrs • Trailers _ | , H p.i.v h u u k s..per ttm e ra . D>n.i o.iles s Orlando ll.ghwav Mr* „ ||W (|r|v r ,.x lr . „ —Alo iil.illuni" , ■ m ill iii.iNxi intlr* Perfect cnndi 12— lloslness DppoitimIHrs —12' 'tg*d al $l7!l\nu AA .1 Pell, 2III!' PidllH'lln \se D R O P O F F R I'N D I.E and self -ci su e I.Hindi V fm -ale fo r dc IN AAIt.LA'S '> Inti truck Ini .aliH11.1 I. i l l . call I PH I alter 0 i"» pPhone 111 | NAA , o i i | i 1 . 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N N N A u « E Vr’s . . . . ! - B V _ XV P P N .7 ! j l l y M o r i AVtillvcr IIKKTI.K IIAII.KY lit K T C fM .P lD ) TACKLE A TM n w r * VV UIZA/ J K rn n H lr lk r r M OTORS t Si lly It O U S Free Free Free Ruder Rental w till Purchase of Paste Wax at Seukarik G lass A Paint Cu IIA IIY S IT T IN G —best of refer ' L I. S l l .l . Piano Technielnn i ernes M n M iriam A'iiitip, plmne Phone 0 iI W Route 1, Sanford 1 We pay rash tor u-cd v a r ' cvrn U yoll owe on them l.lllle .1 l l r r l f s r i l Cars ________Second and S a n fo rd ^ ——, J ^*t r STA N D A R D IIO DV CO. P AR S P A IN T E D Iltsly Wotk K rill lllilg 2ll2 Com m ercial St Phone 17 T U X E D O F E E D S Com |ilrte line Hunt's I'uxedo Feed Store |ii- l’. IM » K K R S -M M A R IN E hardware. Pivivom l, C. V ail Wixnlworking 512 Sanford P IIH .IP S Colonial Cleaners know I A vr ___________ how" plus II San O guarantoed “ . . . . .................. . ,n molhproofing assure you of W - H It N ir t III II hold I umnU 10 ilandhox" appear unco. Phone PIAN O S New ami used Term s431 for free delivery service Trade lit' Kailei - Piano Store, UW M illie Avenue Phono NEW FLO O RS surfaced lo nor t2tiS AV feet Inn Old fh*ir* made like new Finishing, cleaning and O il. FU R N A C E S Hv K rrs k y w axing, also port able pow er plant Wall Flout md I'lrepl.ice Serving Seminole Cnuntv since At. I . IIO lU iE S 11135. II M Gleason, Lake Mary in;. AV. 1st s i Phone 1M S P IlK A D F .lt S E R V IC E Lim e and T R A V E R S E Extension Rods 2 JI'* Dolomite and Fe rtilizer Phone I., l h<i Senl.nrik i.la s and Paint 1303 M. David K Carpenter to JA L O U S IE S V E N E T IA N R I.IN D S Lifetim e Aluminum — Free K -ll Factory prices' llnll.i Head Itllnds, mates Free Installation—T rie AI immum slat*, cotton or plas­ phone 1123 Furniture Center, tic tain'* Complete repair serlift W First vice . . .. . . F R IG ID A IIIF . appliance*, sail a and S E M IN O L E V E N E T IA N III IN I! CO M PAN Y ! service 0 . II High. Oviedo, H a ajn (Vest T h ird Phone 2R.A plump 1151 or Sanford 1012 \\ t-EM A t.E H weeks old reg Mark cocker spaniel popple* for -ale Phtiiu 57.1.1 l.e a iin g lown Son day a — Fa rm Supplies K rrc W - A IT O M D Illl.l' ( m n ) (ffltft) KTTA K K TT -B u r S Y ( | / L V JW A C A D n t i C P .* " L <NSW ru n u e IVsVi SOMU rhtlNG ---M WC o n e , . ' MC WAV* N I C K . - d d , p u r P 'F F c r a E o r l ik e ) L r r r r r . * c o l ig h t — ----- - >hibi| * na / PM O W ffY MG \ 1 L t A L L !/ H O M > W M o ) , 1 6 tr * > ( T H A T ( 3 0 V ' V ava > r‘ ,r - ‘ i \s -se sin u j Mon-aeoT. D ' n it / g ." / rpr uf L1 r M ' I ■' '. n* (I'i. AAP> S'-.2 'S' '*■ 5 n o t VCAJC Js X t TO J-------is.'SIV>i-’M HIM , �m m —~ * 3r' .w w u y u p T U B SANFORD HBRALD Page • Bat. Dec. 27, 1811 , . . , M e a t A n im a ls , n 0 . _ r a in s Show Biggest Gains Over PreviousMark Itjr OVMI A . M A R T IN AP N ew sfealurr* W A S H IN G T O N — Am erlran ag­ riculture turned In its hlggest produellon jo l. In 1052. The romhlned output of food and fiber eorpa nnd llveilo ck nnd livestock product* w in the l«rgc"t In history. It topped the previous year'-, production liy 0 per cent. Riggeat gain" were In ineiit uni- t il Charch Notice* muat be prevented at The Herald office by 4:00 the d ly before publication. M. F I R S T P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH Oah Avenue and Third Street Rev. A . (1. M c ln n k Minister 0 * 4 5 a. m. Sunday ............. a. m. Morning Worship Solo — "H e a r Mv C rv. () Lo rd" Wooler, — Dirk Aiken Anthi-m — "Cheruhlm Song" llortninnsky •— Chancel Chnlr Sermon, Mr. MelnnN Church N ursery 10:15-12:00 each morning 5:50 |*. m. Pioneer Fellowship 0:5u |i. in. Senior High Follow.hip 7:80 n- in, Evening Worship. "Echoes from C h ristu n W itness­ ing on our College (,’ntnjitises” hy our College Young People, F R E E M K T H O D IS T r i i u i i r i i Fourth Street and Laurel Avenue Special notice: Sunday all serv­ ices. Hear Profc-sor Paul O ralis, noted fing er. Known ns one of the heat gospel singers ill the United Slates. Don't fall the fea-t of "(Joed Gospel M usic". Mr. O ralis w ill he arrnmpanted by Mrs. O ralis at the piano. Sunday School ft: lb a m. 11:80 a.in. Worship. 7:00 p ut. YPM S. 7:.00 p.ni. Fvnngellstle Service. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:8<) p.m. T ill F I R S T I IA I T IH T ( llt 'IH II O F O V IED O l)r. Fran k ('. Morgan, Pastor ti: in a.m. Sonduy School. Mr. H. mfcfkctlnfr ,. Brhen.v y c o n , timer F I R S T C H U R C H O F C H R IS T F . Wheeler, Sr. S ilp l. 11 did u.m. Sermon — "H ap tlsls demand for more heef and favorana k T«i * 1 phi* prices, farm er* expanded _ . „ unil the H ereafter". cattle number* to a record level. 5Vn' * ? 2110? ,n" 0:8(1 p.m. Training Union. A de­ Those number* now stand at fdiurch Service. 11:00 a. m. partment for everyone. more than 80 m illion head. Thla Wednesday erv Ice, *:<X) I*. M 7:80 p.m. Student N ight. P a r­ I* an Increase of more than 15 R e u d !"* Room Tucadaya and ticipating w ill I h- out young peo­ ple, home from school, for the m illion head In four year*. F r-ln.ly ," fl:00 , A fu rther fip iin slo n In cfttllff T n » t C h ristian ity, ns taught hy holidays. Sermon — "Hood Res­ Is exjwctrd In 1053 — n y ra r that Is a dtmofuitrable Helena’ olutions." may consumer suppllrs of ** Jha keynote of service* to hr Wednesday at 11:00 p.m. Watch meat become the largest In any held In all Churches of C h rist, Sel- Night Service. Refreshments w ill penreilmc year. , enlist nest Sunday. Subject o f the Ih* served, Farm ers harvested the second; Lesson-Sermon Is "C hristian Sellargest wheat crop nnd the see- cnee/ F IR S T C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H Jesus' admonition, according to omt largest rnrn rrop In history. ir,87 South Sanford Avenue These crops served to assure am­ Matthew (1 0 :8 ), provides the (JolHerbert J . Hass, Pastor ple supplies and reserves for pos­ den T e x t: “ Ile al the s lrk , cleanse llllde School 8:4b a.m. sible emergencies for at least an­ the lepers, raise the dead, cost out Morning Worship Service 11:00 devils: freely ye have received a.m. Sermon hy the pastor. "W a lk ­ other lb months. Produced also were larger than freely give." ing with Hod in lltb.’l." innuupti among llllde passages average crops of oats, flax-seed. Included f'VF Fellowship 0:80 p.m. rice, hay, soybeans, tobacco, fru its Is the following from Luke Young people ate invited. and vegetables. ."Th en he called his twelve disciple* livening Service 7:80 p.m, H U T F A R M returns did not together, and gave them power Mark Rutherford it world tra v e l­ match farm production. The ngri-|and authority over nil devils, and er ami dynamic speaker w ill he culture department re|«irted farm --to cure diseases," guest speaker, Dee. 28, 80 and 81, ers received a total net Income | Citations from “ Science and at 7:80 at the church, Monday eve— Income left nfter paying pro- Health w ith K ey to the Scriptures" nine, Mr. Rutherford w ill speak duetlon costs—of 14,200 m illion. | hv M ary Raker Kildy ..................... The on Ids rerent world tour. | T h is Is about lb percent less than Principle of divine metanhvslcs („ Tuesday evening there w ill In- a the record received In 1047, and (,’odj the power o f divine* meta fellowship supper for all members tt same as the amount physics _ ......................................... v irtu ailly lly the I* the utilisation o f |)H and friends. The pastor urges friend to attend received In 1881, , power o f Tro th over" error* 7 l* I **v*'r y member and fr li Farm ers actually 'ecelved about rules demonstrate its Hcleace" these special services. 8 per p rr cent more dollars for their 111). " -------products In 1852 than in 1851. Hut C O N U H K fiA T IO N A L C H U R C H their production costs were higher. Park Avenue nnd T h ird Street Had farm prices kept pace with J . Ilernard Root, Minister Increases In price* farm ers paid Sunday School |0 ;<hi a.m. for production m aterials, their In­ Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. come would, of course, have topped Hernmii: " Ills Sacrifice — Our 1851. J A C K S O N V IL L E ” A - A 78 year- Salvation". Farm receipts from livestock old physician refused to be robbed products were down atiout 5 per In hi* downtnwn St. Jam es building H l.V F .N T H H A Y A D V E N T IS T , , CHURCH M cent a* lower average price* more office shortly before noon today Seventh H trrrl nnd Kim Avenue ; than offset a 8 per cunt Increase | | c _grabbed a knife-wielding n . -----------------ng robber In volume. Returns from crops In threw him In the floor, and K . H. Meaning, Pastor creased aliout 12 per cent, mostly covered Hot cash while his Church Service 11:80 a.m. S a t-, because of a D per cent Increase ceptlonUt called police. u n lay. In the volume of sale*, Sabbath S,-bool 0:50 a.m. M r*. The physician Is D r. Clayton This year’s decline In livestock Washburn. He skinned a w rist In I I . Muckner, superintendent. receipts was largely In meat ani­ the struggle. Ills receptionist,M rs. Prayer Mertlng Wednesday 8:00 mals, eggs and wool. D a iry re- Ruth K lliab eth Zim m erm an, was p.m. Visitors are wvictim*. relpts were up nearly 6 pur rent, stashed on the left arm and arroa* m ainly bemuse of higher average i the right Index finger UPflAl.A ((IM M UNITY prlres. | The assailant was identified hv , ! Pet. N. R. .Simmons n* George PKEHIIYTKUIAN CIIUHCIi Farm economist* say farm ers Herman Chandler, 41. of Sanford, Rev. C. C. While, Minister are nnt like ly to receive morn N. O. lie was held for assault to Regular service* from m arketing" In 1858 than murder j purpose, robbery Unified Hervlcea 10:00 a.m. thev received in 1852. The dorn-l ____________________ Church school and talk by pastor. retie demand fur form products Young Pcoplo's Meeting 7 :0 0 , w ill probably he well malnlnlmul p.m. during the corning yrn r, hut some Kvenlng Hcrvlce 7:50 u.n reduction In demand for export Wedmisdnv evulilng* 7:81) seems like ly, As a result, prices P ra ye r and llllde Study. received hy farm ers In 1858 muy M rs. Paul M nrr* — Pianist. JA C K S O N V IL L E UT- The follow average a little lower. M r. A lfred Erlcso n, Bupt. of lug government contract* were re T H H L E V E L of economic w ell­ ported to the U. S. Department of Church Kchoul. being was not uniform for the Labor today an having been Mr. (ieorge I’eio h l, Leader — ' various farm ing regions. Many awarded to Florida prime con­ midweek servlco. producers In Kustern, Southeast­ tractor* and suppliers: Dunedin: Clinton Foods, (Army), ern, South Central ami Southwest­ F IR H T I IA I T IH T C H U R C H ern areas suffered heavy crop bridge saddles, 1327,080 Park Avenue at Sixth Street Miami Springs: Tycoon Tackle lusxes from a severe e arly sum­ W. P . Itrooka, J r ., P e sliir mer drought. Those losses were Co., (Navy) (2 contracts), catapult John L . M iller, M inister of reflected In the production of cot­ part* and struts. $40,000 Educutlon Pslatka: L Ilymsn A Sons. "W e've Saved A Place For You" ton. livestock feed grains, hay. and (Armv). wrapping paper, supplier, pasture*. Sunday School 8:45 a- m. Indefinite. "Itrln g A ll the F a m ily ." Wo pro­ Aa a consequence, mnn>' fa n n ­ Paname City: Gulf Oil Corp.. vide for every memher o f the fam ­ er* were forced to sell o ff some (Air Force) (2 contract*), gaso­ ily . Even a Nureery for the hohles. o f th eir livestock because of In ­ line $41,000. Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. adequate feed supplies, L„,n Other* . Fb Fierce: Amerlcen Agrlcultiir- Sermon, W. P. Drookx, J r . were enabled enabled to to keep keep slock »li*k si Chemical Corp,, (Army), phosT raining Union (1:15 p. m. through government help In ob- phoruii supplier. Indefinite P " F o r A ll tho F a m ily .” A N ursery talnlnjr feed supplies from more Tem pi: torrell-Wndl.kay Co., plentiful . (Air Force), cigars $71,000; Sian- for the llahles. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. . ™ * . ; f>7 trp of ■ ,e v,r'' «*rouwht dsrd Oil Co., (Adr Force), gasoline Annual Student Night Service. In 1055 hung over many of the $31 ,000: Industrial Engineering Co Fellowship Hour a fte r tho E v e ­ ir""" tnl n (Army), small arms parts. $14,000 1002. Prospects were darkest In ning service. tho winter wheal producing area Wednesday Evening Service — H O PRODUCTION If) UP of the southern great ulaln*. Little All-Church W atrhnlght Service be­ ORLANOO —PI* production In ginning with P ra ye r Meeting at hope was held for a bumper food grain cron In the new year. Rut Florid* in 1852 was 852.000 hcnd, 7:38 p. m. ample rrservoe will prevent a the U. 8. Department of Agricul­ N ursery at all aervlce* for the ture laid today. shorUae. sm all children. TW* w“ . 4.,P*r c,nt uver the " E v e ry Room A s Warm A s A major development on the national farm front In 1052 wne a 118,000 production In 1831 but 2 per Y o u r Home." cent under the lo-year avenge of congressional Investigation of Welcome. 171.000. B M B W M B i lisiMfc U. S. Agriculture Had Banner Year During 1952 Span 79-Year-Old Doctor Subdues AHsailant Federal Contracts Are Issued In State shortages of governmsnt-owned grain and other products stared , The report laid Florida farmer* a h h b m h ly ” o f g o d Sunday: under price support program*, In Indicated 85,000 saws would farrow In the spring, an increaac of 5 per a number of case*, private stor­ 8:45 a. m. Sunday School, We age concerns converted these com have a class fo r every age and a •olWay traffic death toll In a It lagging slightly behind « i year ago. Slate Highway Patrol today ed then comparalive figure* 11 44-hour period beginning it hearty welcome fo r every atten­ dant 11:00 a. m. Morning Worehlp Pastoral message 8:80 a. m, Prison Prison evangel Iant Youth In chan <1:30 p. m rlat'a Ambassadors aervlce. 7:30 p. m. Evan g elistic Service Tuesday: 7:45 p. m. C h rist'* Ambassadors Wednesday! 8:00 n. m. "Watch night" aervlce. tOO. tolwcci till »?— farm itaed itrathis HOLY CROSS CHURCH (Bplettpal) Rev.* H. Lytlletaa llmaiermen, E D , Raeter HOLY INNOCENTS, M M 0:00 a. m. Holy Communion 0:80 a. m. Family Service and Church School ' 11:00 a. nr. Morning Prayer and Sermon . Service! through the weekt Holy Communion dally at TtSO a. m. except Friday at 8:00 a. m. Thursday — Holy Communion 10'00 a, m. Sacrament of Penance • Peace Chapel — Saturday —. M p. m. jS £ C R U S T CHtiljCH. ^> 0X 0 WOOD gtiid Idea ndtr van* T h e r e ’s p le n ty o f room fo r Im p ro ve m e n t In th is o ld w o rld o f o u rs . O f c o u rse , it is ju s t about pe r f e c t fro m a n tru c tu rn l s ta n d p o in t. I t s p in a th ro u g h space w i t h e u c I i m a th e m a tic a l p re c is io n th at m an can co u n t d a y s an d m o n th s and years,— an d even p rin t th em 0 1 1 c a le n d a rs w ith o u t fe a r o f e rr o r. I* a •tcroliousi* 0 / inlnt I ^ ^00<J CfHZtnthJD Church, n .„ h .;< : S r ,UM u xunrlv, Tli«f. at. u a° Y n0f ‘■Ivllliulfoii * v7 y should 0, t y r d r"a,c','« why nnd support tho Church Tt! f«Oula»ly ^ H ut w h e re lif e and p eop le are co n ce rn e d . . . even a c h ild can see th a t th in g n are p r e t t y lic d ly m u d d led . W h a t o f 1053? W i l l it b r liif ; a b u tte r w o r ld ? W i l l th e re be m o re h a p p in e ss and le s s s o rro w . . . m ore lo ve and loss h a tre d . . . m ore good, le s s e v il? O u r w o rld w ill a lw u y s ho w h a t w e a re . O n ly uh the liv e s o f nten ch a n g e , can th e l i f e o f th e w o r ld Im p ro v e . * T h e C h u r c h Is d e d icate d to b u ild in g b e tte r liv e s . I l y r e lig io u s e d u c a tio n , b y w a r ­ s h ip , b y p re a c h in g th e h ig h e i.t m o ra l an d s p ir it u a l s ta n d a rd s, th e C h u r c h can m ake a b e tte r y o u and a b e tte r m e. T h e r e is no o th e r w a y to a b e tte r w o r ld . T h e C h u r c h is th e s a lv a tio n o f m a n k in d . oud maisriqi .u p ^ ,, L * klch ‘“ Hy and , „ d you, Dib(o d m ly° t t y ■ ftta , w ^ ,r ' t e . T h u r^ ,/P h lit p •siMfesy buk, Jsk* ....... fch" ............. ... ChV : ,r ■« J '» u i* V«M . M-tl III! 11-11 This Series is Being Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, and is Sponsored by the Following Business Establishments: TOUCHTON DRUG CO. f NEHI BOTTLING CO. HOLLER MOTOR SALES CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD THE MAYFAIR INN SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BRITT TRACTOR CO. W. W. HORNE TRUCKING CO. HKNKAIUK GLASS & PAINT CO. WILRON-MAIEH FURNITURE CO., INC. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME RAY KENNEDY'S SANFORD AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY WARNER'S GULF SERVICE STATION STINE MACHINE SUPPLY CO. JV ■;' SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. , EARL HIGGINBOTHAM Agent, Standard Oil Co. ST. JOHNS' REALTY CO. J. C. HUTCHISON A CO. WHEEI.ER FERTILIZER CO. GENE'S TEXACO SERVICE HERMAN'S CAFE IL S, BATES TRUCKING CO. SANFORD AUTO PARTS ROY W A tl* PLUMBING LANEY DRY CLEANERS SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS A THE KILGORE SEED CO. , •’ f- *V.- J. M. BLYTHE TRUCKING CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS NICHOLSON • BUICK CO. PENNEY’S CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS, INC. SEMINOLE TRUCK A TRACTOR CO. AMERICAN OIL CO. M . R. SUicVlaml, Contractor OZIER.WELLKR HOMES, INC. y rmwm. ' ........ his moraJ Chl',eh • «: ' > ' S' - �rill*' \vi:a mhit IF VOU DON’T ttrrlvr your Sanford Herald, City I ’ a llly clmnl> w ill, slowly rising tem peratures through lu e sd a y ; a few showers un tlir keys this after* itmin anil tonight and rain In ex­ treme north hv Tuesday afternoon. Delivery, by 7:M> p.m., please call YELLOW CAB 1441 H • VOLUME XLIV EttlaMlfthed 11)08 McCarthy To Launch Probe Of Colleges a n f o r 'J m t jm 'T , Carl Eisenhower, 60, Kin Of General, Died On Snturday a Carl Raymond Eisenhower, third cousin to Cen. Pwltrht I >. Eisen ­ hower, nml n winter visito r to Sanford, died following a heart attack Saturday morning. He made |ii i home at 401 i ’ulnu'tto Avenue. Mr. Elsenhower wus horn Fell. 22, 181)2 in Freehurg, I'n. ami for 27 years lived In Wllllum-rjinrt, Pa. where he was manager o f the Eastern division for the Premium Vacuum Cleaner Company. He re ­ tired In iUd7 and for several w in ­ ters had been ruining to Sanford where he was quite a c t i v e In the To urist Club. A past president of the Shufflehostel Court, Mr. Elsenhower was also secretary of the To urist Club. He was n veteran of the first world war and a member of the Veterans of Foreign W ars and the Redeemer Lutheran Church of W illiam sport. Besides the widow of Sanford he is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Jam es Chestnut J r . of Lynn Haven, Va, j four brothers, Ilo y, Homer, Henry and W illiam Elscnhauer of Sunhury, P a .; three sis­ te rs, Mrs, A rth ur M arx of Sunb ury; M rs. M arvin Witherspoon of A lexan d ria, Va.; und Mrs. Je ssie Sherry of Washington, I). C. The body w ill lie In stnle at llrisson Funeral Home until 12:00 o'clock noon tomorrow tit which time It w ill he sent to W illlunisport for funeral service* and In terment. u Mrs. Wainwrlght # Dies At Age Of 70 H i, 'lit rr 0 M rs. Mol lie E . W ainw rlght, 70 year old resident of HIT West F irs t Street, died at -4.M0 p.m. yesterday at her home following an Illness nf three years. She had lived in Sanford fo r 21* year*. Su rvivin g are tha husband, W. H . W ainw rlght and a daughter, M rs. II. J . Rathel of Hanford: two sons, It. F . W ainw rlght of Jaeksonvlllei and G . H. Wainw rieht o f Tam pa; two sisters, M rs. N an cr Jen* of Tam pa and M r*. John Teston of Allenhurst, G s.; also 13 grmdnchlldren and 10 grext grnndehlldren. Funeral services w ill Ite held at Trisson Funeral Home tomorrow at U:00 p.m. w ith Rev. J . P. Strickland, pastor of tho Metho­ dist Church of H olly I ll l l o fficia t­ ing. B u rial w ill he made In S y l­ van Lake Cemetery near Paula. IN D U S T R IA L IS T K IL L E D TULSA, Olla., i/H-Arthur W ar ren Ambrose, O-year-old chairman of the board of tb« Cities Service Company of Delaware, a subiry a i Cltlea Service of New t r i ■ killed in an automobile t o il night, l i r a . At^braae saA W AN INDEPENDENT DAII.V NEWSPAPER SA N FO RD . F L O R ID A MONDAY — a D EC. 20. P z v a l b Skttlf lift If (IHip i■ i , 111\ i* »*\ r i* infix i > yi hi i II»«*11r \ i* % f a r m i i ** xliiiitSU tin i« l i i ' t t r r m a r k e t Nn. 01 ,4-oux-1 n le d P r e s * I.euMed W i r e I O.Y2 >ouilu*ni Co-op Kxooutivo NamctiTo Ad­ visory I’.ody Alonjr \\ ith ( Mher Mon M 'l.W T X f ^ Dixie Expert Named By ike To Farm Post Kiaenhowers Bn joy The Christm as Holiday S e n a to r Will Seek To Hoot Out W h a t He C a l l s Communist T h in k e rs In Schools W ASHINGTON <*~Scn MeCnr thy (K-W liO said today dial one of the flral thin#.* he w ill do in the new Cougrexs w ill hr to Invest! Rate the nation'* college, in « search for subversive Influences. " It will he an awfully unplcas anl ta sk." he said, observing that he expects "a ll h e ll" to lireak loose and that t here w ill he "•cream ing of Interference with academic freedom " Uni McCarthy Indicated he be­ lieve* It lx of pressing inlerext In rnot out what he called "(Vint munisl thinkers" from Die nation's colleges Me said he’d rather use that expression than the bald word "C o rn m im lsts" McCarthy told interviewers for the weekly news magazine U S News A World lte|Mirl that this was the first time he hud discussed his projected plan of "lining into the educatinnul system The magazine published today u copyrighted acenunt of Its Inter view with McCarthy and other ranking Itepuldicnns who will head m ajor cotnm llleex in the Bird Con gress, which opens its session Sul uritay. M rC arlhy w ill he chairm an of the Committee on Government Operations and the permanent Sen ate Investigating Committee Hen. Velde tit lilt, who w ill head the House Committee nn IJn-Ameri can A ctivities, also expressed u desire to weed any Communists ferim the nation's colleges and " a ll fields of education " "T h is has been largely left un touched up until now ." Velde said And. he added: " I realize, of course, that wu're going to have a lot of opposition from various educators, parlicularly from the ‘left wing' educators, but 1 believe that It is a very fertile field fnr investigation and that 11 should he done.'7 M cCarthy said he did nut expert the work of his Investigator* In duplicate that of Velde's commit tee. Ami he pooh-poohed any sug­ gestion that an Inquiry Into the nation's colleges would lead to Ihnughi control. J *»!•/■-----— 11— .. d Eisenhower And Taft W ill Meet Tomorrow For Legislation Talk Spellman is its Korea Wounded n»f* |«#h. Milt hr*p Hhiipt* m*\x un\*i mi.iMit farm p«»li"H*' lf»* in I* \V llrook* (if \tiattta Wmri'-Prici* Controls, Kilibusturs, C i v i l Rights Will Be Disuiissed At Meeting NEW V tD lK T Presidentelect Fisenhim er meets tomorrow with sen Robert V Taft of Ohio and ii.until y iH fU ta i l»\ l*lT*ul"nt nthci G rip senate leaders to di< <‘1»* t K i ’i t ' i d m w r r ft * .1 f a r m .id nt - - the new adm inistration's leg\ im ii \ 4 iD nm itln1 of 1 1 ist.iiive program, melmling Ihr \n I' lM ithnwt i a n l r in \ " u Y u i k qoe-tioN »l whether to coni nine w.mt I hi* »*• «mi |> 1 " p H ’ M tdtiu , a w age p ure controls **i f*HN vtndiim of I Ii** a c n n i l t u r a l Kiseuhiiw ci s pres* secretary, u d i i " l i \ “ a til h r r a l l r i l ill I«» ul lames i llag erty. anmmnccd tn\ '-r up fai tit p rn h)"liH l i r f n i r I hr das that Eisenhower and the Sen M ISID IN T-lltC T Dwight D Elsenhower and tils family ru)o.v no util I i«htuned American Christina* .it at.- leaders will get together at a l.in .It ni.MiunratiMM an d p i'i h.ip " llie lr Columbia University home in Near York Gathered uri'Und the i- i.C n c ti.iiu set giandsou David ilti 1 0 .ttil- Sum** % i\ \ \ it a> .1 fun* t on In on conference at the gener­ Dwight tl received are: Elsenhnwei Mis Mamie Klsenhuwer; Die First t -civ I m-I h- * mother, Mis • U n a i iin n i i of a l u p . i i l i s . i h a " I 11 u II i u m I al i hoi no,don- Hotel headquar Doud; Mrs. John Elsenhowci (rig h t), D.ivli) Dwlgtd It, 4. Daihafj \m.e, :i, u>-,l Sin.m . It month*. 1 n n im iss p t ii iMi.tii iMiqt i n H i m 'ii 1' i » hint >t it'll inp Ins i t in p a n:u lo reply to questions, llagerty said lie had no information re ­ Hi Milk's atvn is rvri'shlrrd of Ih r N .iim iia l 1 mum, il ui l .ii tn i 'ooprr.i garding a published rc|Mirt Ihr semilnts plan to seek Eisenhower's fnr m u h i r h h r ha-* h"* 11 a frail view s on ilit- issue of changing i n l h f u t r fnr 111.u 1 > vrat'* H r n ,1 i Inst 11 unlit nf K / r u Faff Ht-nlon Senate rules to make it easier to limit Senate debate th" 1'trill I'M lip -sp"l‘ l.iliNl \4llu1 44ill hr (hr 1VlM'llhllM 1*1 "*•• 1» 1.H 4 Ml llagerty said that matter is not .U f h *111itr C <m Die agenda, ami lie suggested that newsmen ask the senators in Hi link - saal 1.i“l UiL’Ilt *1 Ih .1 Washington whether they plan lo Miik* M.l 44ill 1C Ju1 44,1 4 till'. 1.ik■ ■ Die initiative in bringing up t■ 1.4f hr - Ill r V|*l t • tin * U »v I*. *»1*1-W i ’n debate limitation matter I |In Niitilh .I** ,it i Hi u h 'l 4 .i |wit tn Washington. Republican Sen­ it* |M l |ft Jilt X I trill", HU H* 1‘ I'llUll It ate leader* let ii lie known they IJrtMtk . ‘rvtltl III I - I’MilV MU * it Ml,if will discuss the whole subject of lu l t r l v f l l l l l U II I* 44 ill f it t I mU' toih ixtet , ami civil rights leglslari t4 11ayX ,H t lv S|||\ IMi; f o r m (O oh iiic iii't lc A c t i m it l \ t II .It VI* v tun, with Eisenhower V-. K Ii it 44If|| t B ANClS C A R O IN A l S P I U M A N f ] i i n ||i< 11if 4 1si r f i l I h f N m ifh •wtiiHihl in r l n kshurg. VV Va Sen 'tie 1 I I I V If H.t Il ’ll | | m s. |4| I.l | |ii i ss h.»i .l I'm u jri M li ‘1 i *iiiin.i i i l l | »(i*»i! l crtAki, of Ma>n-o < Mo o < *' • Why tl i-it.i. ntore to run n ho-, j t. , 1 , . p. on „ f t 'll said tin- discussion with Ki M.. I Il*‘M I. |'ff I I’f H Oil Ii. i •( I xl|4 i) 111«*1lit*, t .»> * 11111HI till I,II t I* i i ,ii Hi Mill, K«'i* * In * I • ti t i pit/rl Ihitn it hotel wn< exphtloeil [ Mid'owci tomorrow prohuhiv w ill - a, ii • >,. | t, r m fir 'll III K m *M, 4‘ it «llM.i| ti,,l m i .M h*>iui* .m i l a l o i i . n l H< I tf H u r t . I l l * . tn> ' '• li"*o •o Itoturiun* today try N'orniun I | include price wage controls ami • i • -t Will, I-'I IIIif 1h.UI I,til l .if \|IM'I ti .ill f ,11 11| i ’ll " ill ll M * IliUl** .111*1•« ""* .11*1 u flliotin ri*f*inli*‘i ‘ hr o ••• ♦ »* • t.i-1 week's .iimooiiei-inent by P re ­ lo e h , tiilm ini-ttntor of the Orange ' M. I ..I m 44 Ih fomwn iu i II imi' t th#* f;t on I \ f f .It h Mill* ■ M ii-ii H it Kmo »nt i* s» ill '* m ier St.din tie I* favorably ills Memoitiil llo-pitnl to Orhindo, I I . I', i. ....................... f i h . m m . i i i of I h r l*it*xi«li nt r li*i T ” posed lo rotifer with Eisenhower > who tiitti that the ho-(titul mirnuil | 'i If* 1 'iiiil yi*it1 (nlv»Mtr\ l a i i t i t i n i i m l H r r is 1>> Ill-sides T a ti who is slated lo ly rurnidies the pul lent muti> of! * i it1*i m| \\ l,,, | >| t 'I’m'1 1 \\ | M m i s ill*dll of flu* * *<rn« U V4 1 * Is I1 t,e in ii an d * Iciulci of the new Reservice- u hieh the hotel does not I ,i • ' -t v * »4« i .i jitii* I m s i r**iiv i I ' l l r i j f ol A n ** • • I t u i r mihln an i im iinlteil Senate. Eisenhave to -oipply, V f *• Mllut |Ml| j 41 C j »t| t r «| l. y F I i i f h r r »u* t n l m*i • f r o m i h r S m i t h a i •* tiowei wdt meet with Deelanng that the Orange Me­ I’ U iNoti nt! i I, f*M | it * if ii* .t R iiiftfn s l m r l of |tiin k h 'v A ik morial lios|iitnl is typ ifiil of lift S e ll. Style* Bridges of New t'4»M I’ll I I I Jim f , f I h. 1 loll (I Hu* Viio -ri ew ii ! \ iff f i n * s i i l r i i l of percent of the ho-pituls in tin-, I l . i inostnie, who w ill hi* president I*'*- * I' 44 jlf 11 I I I I ' l i l v .....I i ■ ’ 1| tj*:' Ill' ll | ii tu H u r r a i i l/ r i l e l ’#ili*»li. K oh i* i I countl y, Mr. Losh ptesenteii fly iro teinpnic id the new Senate; ill’ il ti-H* jillliiJ nil I ■ i |,| iUi+li' rillin ' 4 |{ I ii ki - r of J l ; u • >villi* S « n rn t / . /<■* MCI lie I* Milllk'O ul 4'illnnulll. ute- on Die operating costs of tit.V4,i illll Mill I ' 11, h'l* III 1*011 4411•si 1 l i i i t l i n n * ' .in*I m *m I h r r r i l m ao-f I- i m R. iit lm t iii H lt I! .-ii nt iiii- > •nferem e of all Dilintilo iio-piinl showing Dull tin- I N o i Kill II I I* i n il Ml, ii u i . t h i l l Iiiirltt i' || „|f> |l * ;i 11144I'll 1)1 (im iiH n iii. tot i f f Hit* U| |ilt|»t M t l l l t l l U l l H i m i . i l l ' -............I I c i , 1.-14 S.iltimstoll i n i s 11 i nf Un* N 'o ii h i , i i iiliii.i room rust there is $10.72 pet .lay i f *)<•• |''t II ft ’ I I . SI . HI h. M N • •t o( Ma*'in I m s e t ' w h o was asslstin eiimpaietl with 13.11 ill the 1111111 m U i I i II d I m, Yk hit "| imIm Mil •ui .I nFt h <-1.lUj'f M f» I N i " l ' . f r S i n i l I n j | iiiiniiHiH **nruit'iiir ul Mm - m l f I • i t w it 1 u i i . i,iM m iiio niv lender the last average hotel. i ii i f stijiiit 11VI Ml ll||ll* a*>1 thi|! -rn. l oii gi ess, and Milton Yollllg uf T h is was cxpbiltii'tl Itirgeiy by { 11| 11In f V ItlfitllCOM 1***1II \ I n || I I I I 1j 1» P i h » Mitt is<•t ■ illll v n J|< O' I " t \ Cl ’ ll \ Ulltl Not Hi Dakota a farm leader Die fuel that illi-tttry costs tit the III*' Ilf lit *Cr.iMM«llit f 411 ................ Mil Eisenhower it was learneil. has O in lig f Memorlnl last year were ^ hu* htR il licit i * «h'Hli t iM'iii M * i*M|i l.» ||i ' "it , I ' II V . > I I ’ r c i l i c t c i l n i'li neted a group of advisors lo $:t. I 1 |o i patient day while m ir­ | N o r M i Y V f H ' i n I ' l i i v i i W|1N « I 'll I I Mw|tlt ;,| I , . t tl I Itf ,-omi- up with i'-commendations on ing care was t J Till (ter patient day, III t S M4't Nf* >M v II. 'Ml#‘ \V h a t w til if It, I II IN h O IH (II \ MAS V n R K w het'-ei tiie new administration neither of which services are -ap­ t»u •in h i pi tn; f " i I*V a hnfi'l it III) M \ MM \ i , I l l \ .1 1 (HI 1911 In I'M l a t v ■■! L i , , niii n .k I'ongh-'s In extend (lie plied by Die nveingr liut. l til her H im I i it ■ frit. f,« . *. 1 * hi* 1 14 il | H I . ijl 1 uLilffll If) '’ .ill 4i' .i i < i lull lift*I th ru 1 1 it Inn it v bnyoiul t '' t' |U tX'*" hi h costs eonfroattog Du- tiruoge Me Hill 10* Ilf S i Mil Oil . f. i 4 tv .1 pi >i .1) I'M44 Ml Ul I I lilt IM l|i 11 IM illil *11 H i l l luw 111 M (hi* Xm l .in ■ nd Minorial ntid not i-neounli-red by Die hr . 11 ') t it 11-1 »full I It# t'ko 1 Ili) till' lll'k t* III I 'ill'll* -ifl' m I ju . ill. 1 H »i 4l’ II n| u ii ' n uveinge hotel in. lade -ai h Items \ \ f till# , ^ u . (Il I ’ ll* j Ill, V i») II I •I • I Hi I t il I 4 41 I t l U • In t n ui >>f Il iu m \ i! 44 M I « II* 4• II hit till A 1:! 111 tl i\ti uiftit hhmI i UIM* 44!M1 a vk«*il ns meilicnl anil -iirg iral expens, t.r I Il M* ......... 11 II*' i ' ' III It# f *ijd 1M tri 4 111|H11 . *I »■H11 Mu Midi* l a ft Mill 411It 111114 I r ’ .i .Mill a tin ■ la I HU i'll f(i" M lvi xc ir v t. I f I " u .Mil*’ 1 charged ugain-t the loom, m.-doai h " Id Ml" l l t l x l I 1 MM 1 nn I * i . I I ’4 r I’ I 'lit| Di \ ,' u t i•• Mi 1 " .. d* Ii dm l f in . 11ll ill •' .iii'ii* h ; r In** n • i utv imi; '*!lu* whnlt* rero i.ls, eillployet-s’ lunnes m ain-1 H lf .1IIMUM , . ,M* i d » til ........1 1Ih, IM I Ui is in . ........ 1 S u r a k Hit* ul u i U r r h i ' im >*inn* lini**, Walden, CDh II 44J* f‘s» II'"* HI • Mfl - 1» i •IM ill" \ IMii 11*'l tallied at tiie lo.Hpilul for ein.-r - ' ' ' ," ’ v . , 4‘441114I \ L | ill fit 1•dl|| VV 11 • Jtl V I n * ! a i * It. I ili'U M ! ’I f A I U ' | *I « il •11 1 1 dill l.< * M1 I ufiHM' i . i , 1 l"\v Ii h.M M"! H ii (Mil t \ mm <1 pre's genev rare, and nurses’ Dulning W illiam s A v - mie, in " 111 1 j ’ \ M1M Mti w a ul -it ii, , 1 l, , |h i II Mi .Ml ■«f ti l. t u n ! ' * i n It i s .* . ,• In f'tl 4 I I II i f i I > IliHn I 4 thviNn school. 1 hnrged with I.......... llaioo I'M- | It 11 iih 1. hmi 11 k. V. (Il,if IJt" r lilt f I |J i­ M im in iint l f«. i V ‘ Hi M u 1 1 t* \ « l,*M,.| fr , niM-'Mifi \«"4 S nl k The total expenses of the O r-11moonshinei »itI. Dim s unpaid ami liti* H' it I I • IIH 111 Kl * t 11 ll .1 (if* Il -I s jM’MillMv1 bu l* M't Ml -• f* *•' Hu* 1 I < *! M* ,1 j il ’l ■ .**1 t* ..lux lingo Memorial last year w ire possession of loii.-iv O.olitot to ' I t » M#.*, ."Mill .1## ("In i tn b 11 ilU'l ■IIII I I t il 111V 1"if m ( i n ' I mm’ hi f kiiMWii »|i < ' :■til t Villi" ut u 11« In* 44 , 1MIfl-* IM# i Ih . Ih K I M I.KM U N *t;i:m ,IH t.;iH , Mi Lost! said. W ith els. are to . no hi f . u. Do C.lv " I l l l l 41111' t'tuiifiiilit’i ii>" tin XVu M mH \ h i i i . i I II DDDIIHI AI- (kill I S *i *1f »■111*■ Si I! | | hi *1#*lx a $ 1 1 U|*|| v n m l ii H1.H28 patient days, the gross j Court this aft. moon, ii* C*'v polo-,- ' m UHMtil ■t if I, if (Mil nihil s .i xx • 111** i v M .ilin .l \ • i h . i t i n i L m i n i a ini l*i»i#ii a n i p * i/c 11',11 4%ui* i -v 'i**in *i*rvt'ii y o u room revenue was $7ih!,77tl.tU. continue tlicii . miipuign agaiii“i d H»*l| 44 *1 It I "Mill »| til u | I Nil III "I ,i |iirsu n,tl | if i*C,i ■ *i* la i.i n*l a * I n i in m ii* . | r |M*f i *ii I ’ l u i i f 4 uf n H i r t s 4 *'I W a - h l i n m i • - *•1* •** " . ii . i h i . i»y ’ lo ritii II I" II.* W ith an avorge room income of legal liipiiu l.a f f i. and giimhitng I *Ij| i ft. f l i c Xll Mi I- ■i till i (‘lini f i.ri " M u r k hi t l l n S t m i mm A ( . . . . . . _____ _ Ii•’i i f |*i ii r I lii’M a 11* 4'lliil fcflilL' NX*» *••1• * 1• *1 Av » ‘iMM p p . M vtDi nii«l iiiifify ih K v hi* i. 1.4 I* 'h im *ff.:t7 and un average room ex|,„|ita , I• f \ f f c i lh»- I *4 f» MSI* J Xfl-HlsMMl li n - | U t u I 11> ■ i • u i ’ . i l m u l I MM ti-H ' in Hi* i ll 4 I . . It. * sil'lftllil l i P ' l , fu i 4i In* ii f Ju praise of 110.72 the average loss Chief Roy W illiam s peisunnily j till* |g»J mH 1 II L Il tc jllltltll |,| .1 ! V .'»* i i i innk.!' d “ id* f**i i i ’i " nf hi Mi I t" l« i "tutt i| i in# w lu tl 4 Mil I ,|fl W .ilk III lull " O l a l l k e t id Iih* .1 * im a pllZe on each room per day was I L . ‘iB directed the rind Saturday in wbi. ii 'MNil* III (il llilfif M- 4 till* 'ill#' 1141-> 11111*tl t 44.1 |H *'14111 I’ll .,1" .1 |*|| 111*' (** ' hi it I I I * | i h y 44 111* i i fi t m > *i ii F tiotile* ffimk ui iil >i ’ll 11 *i* |*x tww k h ' Pi till' -4 t *#M|IJllltf) . 14an * f I ill I Ml’ * * or II totul annual loss of flltt,- the unused wn- nirested Also par III*' l-'f-'ll t I IH 11« • VVIf II Hi if mnliiiRlit if 4i i i i Ti" ili1!* r*n in* tl I m ! min (iI'll'*1'* i " h i l l I'm»fis Id lllir fiffht til l , - I l l - «t Jkllhld ‘ IIMM «»f IIMMIfy ni j*i*t*v uf fi# ti* f**h"c ii h i i i i i j i .lini T h , N e « ID 1"Hl*|l ru » **f SaiiMi* 1 il** if ticlpnting III Die arrest were Pat II* **'l f*»f Hi*' • II IV -till#* P art nf this loss is mndr up m in i'll C . C fli*i Nju hit ih i fni Mii lil .i l \ 11#ii i n n F l l l l M i l . H J I * | .#♦* 11* • X V9*IHM , 4111•Ih p i n . " , 44ll»|| lllh-it 1 'MMIIhnlDoll son and S- Il a luf«fiiti(l m S«-inirtn.i f t l i ' . i t l ’F M l , I l l l l .III**! \ ill'/* il nf (MINCH t l l l l " 11**44 I) riif* l riM ia l through charges for extra services Spence. I.# f t, «*xp» m*I*‘*I un i iy id p m i 'i it I»#»i7»t#-*I imiI in i uf im t in . III |tn L « 'l i i * tin* t h m l I'liM * \i i mm * i liltin' Ill’ll4’fl ftnlrb Mn41 ft ill* il *,i ul such n* drugs, « ra y, und Inhnruw Ii ii Ii **f fr* i* i l u l l s n m l at** »« |n »r i" il #•!(•*r i m*' 4*'.»r w i l ' !'* I ..I in <iidl*itu*M« 44 Ihi'li p«»tf«»rm The neenxed w* nt fre.- Saltirdiiv 'V Mi h nil * atii| itii>ir #'tl j11 fits M: III** «Mtit i*"t tory tests, hut there are also other tn |n i / i ul a < aniiMti I m m I *•« * Hi llllV*' I m i D I Ilia fill' In ■t■ i*11< | *■ f i n i i i i*«li k ii n i onifii’f limn I#* fnull I ■lull’* In | If ii r iu t ii if il ili funs*' s j i c h f l i i ' " ** ill * i • I i *'*ii'll ;i |»*'.i k «»I ,V* 111 i#(* I *> i11111ft losses nml exp.-N-t s. Mr. Losh de­ nigltl under bonds totalling #t " l litinlilV I mii** in II* 1i« ul Km-m • lid j \ HU i ll ttlHilli'U n Im I «af M* IncII**fit i h r liilli'f | n i * « ‘ N 4i ill r . i i u u frtirn I nfli-r spending u f« w bmirs in jail id clared, About ten percent nf alt 11..Li.uii.li- incut 1mm \i iiiui'i a l"! \ \ ‘J Ml In $ r \ | ’ui fii*t'N«in <»'ii In • # i l i i l l i i r 's. I,ili* in HI.VI, H i l l n m nf nniili |i fat ilit i' a piTl*v « l u l l ' l l * ' IMU.I'* In bringing about Du- it'test ; ■ ik I n c i t i l l <>imli H IM .d ul till anticipated revenues are charged 11" nil'll i| 11n I In* \i a * n i l tinh l is t l i a r y u i L S.'n *» fn**nl N lR lif -ii h | >I l/ i " ill I' Jl * | n||n4V * f 11u l tn11 n k pi*riOiiH M il j l. iil * if f in HkV* fu Ml In Ih llu if is off ns hail debts, or are otherwise Chief W illiam s said, police "math rm m il iif(. il w illi Him i .' h | f Mill I ■ Mil 1 i ’I ii I iy nml ti**1i*l Mippur ruMiiw i» I H i ‘ l*’ lis (a * lu ’ h i h l h r r s \ i h i i M Ilt*‘ii 4’ ( *'M 11 IM i*“ 44 * I *1 m ill it im vi * r I h l i l l Ml* n M u l b i t , J i l l I ill v uiH'ollff tihlu, T h ii n -jirfu rn lfil '» L'*v UTiil**r u •.' iiit h win nml A purl In* j i x ii’ i lin nk m i' N i I m m L i i l w il li h h r tl fill t Ilf * **thi*i S a n l i . r i ) a ifl ft t r i H f ir lit*’ f i ■*if i ti n 11 I I it'll llfl »1114.x It 11■XX Jl | ! t .| MUU * HI I" 1 I'M'V lh * im 44 N il 1 4 . 1 1 mi ternin nf ntHiut |l-t(),00f) last year. O range1In............ .. of pads used f"t i"d 11 U»1 r r - i r i ' t ' l v u l f i m i t Ml V\ Ii* : | . n lH nn I ih * jn lh lM p S u n , M l 1 L Vi* ait xx' 11ti jit 11 <1" a i m il lltt* -ii TIN’ 11*' L III iih ■Hi I l*'V»‘l s r h i i r u III* i «' r p » I'lit ' n 4\ih ii iiimhI "unimml* he county contrihiited #100.000 ln s t,R n were picket! up in tin- raid, and h l i i r a m i f**ll that r n n * H l i »a til i11 J j SI" mH . 1*11 S i i i i i i i m i h a A v i i i u r u l a I I I ! If" I «1-i** 44 1 idiuui iuili 44ii,it iticy (to |X4 !**'II in .Hill ih IlllllMII cl**11.41 .1 ii I* year to pay fnr welfare case* and frurn appearances it "seemed lik r o g t e a s h a d In i u im i ' h t. g , f | , , - r n f i . a l . .......... ..... K s ir is u x c if % I i mmi i n Mi In \ • r in . 4\ lit *** 44Miki fa*Hiti"jc emit d ;ihl to help offset this lass, anil is n l.ig oper tit ion to me," the Chief pM'ull/iritf tln< l' iu i I wliit h tin I" . |ilr H f hi nit ni *' i im ipiiny; SS’ ilhain A $| n Ml a p i , l Mill fni a si-4 4’M i Mill t* \1 l‘il||44 Ihl*- It " h i ll s j u u i i l . l h l c Ml 111 IIUMM’V scheduled to give 1140,004) this disclosed. ••a.I n t tip for thrill at tin' "lit l,r Mhi . H*Jfi 111**1nt'ii** ('Mint, M»*ii «11iiiii *v* I.i4 t i l ’ anti uiiti't I jiiniiH'nl i 'Miir h ih v i n 111* 7 p e r i i'iil Sin (i UiiMMi nIP H"t vulra year. T h e p olice found the n m n n sh im In tin ti. M #»#H I Hill’ ll Oil 1*11if *" I U H l I h " I T p u r l V4 lls VI I l l h ’ M 111 Hu »(111 Mlfi ■*, 04*1 11*111 pip" "B u t tf you think your hospital in m a k i n g Die raid for hiillln . p IMP 111R ■ Am -ng fltnse ...........nt D tin* , , . ] ' ,r r' "" " ' " ' " v ' ' f l " 1! niiim i f i " f n phi I mi'iil s i > Ifi* •• uf [ !■!*■4 siti"*I H il t h i t ** t h i l l ' - , f il l n d i o r i ’4 hills are high", .'dr bush declared, The Chief roiumenle.l Dime bn* e e t i m r lu -slili s M r . t'm k e i u ' " ' I " \i " , V . ' ii ,, , ' IlMsIhl* s I t MIMMIIIi 'S h i l l I il Is “ You should rent ember what they been "u lot of moonshine" tinffe m pl I! Ill ', 'il’-li kllMllMM ■tpMpIll* n l, (tk*, Mr W i i - o t l , il m e m h e r "1 .................... M'" A 1" 1 .......... 1 I xi III* 1111 I Mix Ml u II ll 11 lit fl"l I ' l r i f i It were In your grandfather's time. in Knnfiinl hut Dial police hnvi .■mintV li,,vpit,.| I • «■ I IIUHlVi 111(1114 llltihsiillllli Ilf lilll, I " Avenue, ,, $,. g if........... .... MhMil ujp'ln'lt’ s , i I m| III" I tiiii m i l t " " The average cost of hospitnlixn- “ been knocking it out pretty fnsl " Fish I n i ' ........ W \ I c t f h i "lid Ui I I* ............... ’• * »1*111 I w M I*"'*)-'tlon then was )fa'>.i',K as compared lie expressed the opinion that high E . M. Gallow ay, .Snufoid meniliera u , 'sl Fifle e n lh ................................ " f \\ li f lh**l fN*mm " i l iy p riva to WASHINGTON T Four Senate • hpiful i *i a MiicHripid m ilhortty, u an contrlhutiiig to uf tint F ill i lru *tces; I'm nets ",vl"U storkillgs fim o the Ivey members vs ill get louelhrr lomot b i'L V lV 'S S ir m '1 in lh0’T " r y-. r f « I P « l taxes income o f fttr,2 wns equivalent In tlli . rBfn „ ,.,„ i „ „ i ,i . W h iliiillir, chliiMilllU " f til, ) ish " I" " ’ " I " " '' and l-i*sle l uirih, Ne V .*I * I 44Ml' k * I Mls h Jl4441\ % | l 1pi " HVTlt * riov 1" miqi p i x i n f u r utt aDack purchasing power to 12,600 today, A , * rr,ir . “ '" l '• * m(l " r trustees; I |v I'lillam i, mill John! I i iiiii |*»i m v« ’" i m t' i d , r u r it f in jf IU23 We-t T llll leelillt on the Semite rule Doit iillou and *« for all factors con.ldercuj th,,m ,r v l " tu^ “ ............. E . D'N eill of D 'Lftm l; and ' tuude | Ml t eet, a .fll.nr, •I i 11 fiutn Du- 11*•11v liieiulu'cs to talk -ill unwanted piece T.riM j u SIMM! (u i pi i J i m idl'Vf<|, and. w ith the same Illness, grand| V<* |( | T o ( | „ y G. V a in of .St, Augustine. I wood Nlmp. R ifiin llc H t nf (M iv iiillti^ pric"!i •>f legtslation to death r .( U | Ik If 'Ml 44II in*!.ill# I ii father lost (14 days nr 21 percent ; The meeting orlgoially was I Ilf 44U stu !i I ill HIM si i I .if Hi" S un m id p M p i i l i u i u i i n f i n i i i m t i i i i t y , it of his Income in I HIM), as com­ sehi’dltled for today, hut was put ji fd LiitUf■ N m. pared w ith 22 days or 7 percent 1114*1 \ M i.i* EiivvhVH ( u k " n a Inf u f r n o r i " y oft (or a day when other senator* .'■ (Pnatlauea In. I'nas T n n l ’hi HI Illy M" III, 'Ih *ilinin’ .1 V i I * III llltf VMM 'illfl , ii M i h l " w u t c r who said they want to Ml tn on i Wlit I'I XXHR 1,4 III" (ulluHhn .1 hav" Service* were held nt ltt:(K) n.m • Ifl I lllll’H the talk* reported they could not today III A ll Souls 4‘atholic 4II Ilf I iH'iv nffui i* mill h**li! if* v *•r ('*»i'n ••li' iifi. Thoy c«at a lot get here ill lime rh u rch for Paul N. Fregeau, ii(i b " t " iiwlny limn iln*y *!i«| In 1U4U A spokesman for the group said iivt'l't in sliilh il lYcic I***\ R Wi iuili vear old winter visito r, who died Ii In ii"***| amt v ii Iiiu uf wuti’ r hm It is hoped Dial mole Ihlill a dozen alt., ftlMliflf 44(I MIff | ; A. S IthMoay In the ho-ipitul Christm as morn­ •»*'*! in **v"n uri*,iifisr prMporI Stif i i [hii tl in* t serial or* w ill join m I lie conference Jh iiiiii 4 4 in * I * n ; |„ lly ALTO N I,. I l l , A K L s l . i l : Itih'H. I hi 11lllir Mff iiu* jiifi uf iiUH’tthe most intrusively cultivated Contribution* fnr tho annual ing after u brief Hines*. Father It* iirtiiri'i , I tank LMl I I ff, * 4 *4 f " * A P Selenre Reporter branches of psychology; llio ‘ psy­ iiu» ih«* n***«U «*f a " M f i u n i i n i t y i n Christm as seal sale conducted by Richard Lyons conducted the Inst ! t u r v ; lli'iiry Mcmi# S i . r l i a p ST. LO U IS iJs - A wonuin tisy chology of parenl*' is virtually non v . a t c r *l«ai n till*! h h i i |\ a ' ! , U l i p t h # the Remlnole County Tuberculosis rites and interment was made lit i n : It (' W l i i t i n i f **, s"MM*r i i i i i * chologist Imlay liim iinsied the iilea In the Cathode Cemetery. existent " She quoted one psycho I’ftlt (•• iIi*- p*‘i*pif *.f tin* "onumin* and Health Association are still r i - u ; W a l l v h J i ' t r u ’h * , ( t i n i u r ! Mr. Fregeau spent the past that "m om Is In blam e" fur all analyst who says that “ halites eonbeing arrrptad, Mrs. C lara J oIm>, ilv in i|t»|hir<* utiil c* nts. in liealth, | "<*f»; 11, S lim ki'V, M'liini H fu n n l; of a child's troubles and ills Irol und tiring up their fam ilies several w inters at 102) West executive secretary, staled today. in ninvvni* n« **, arid m fire proloe* Psychologists write a Ini tihool O fficer*, I "'ll f t niemt«-is and T . K . K u l H ' l r * itiniikf "( »'vvni *l, utitl j J as much as they are controlled T w e n ty-fifth ‘Street, lie is s u r­ Those who failed to contribute mil. because of fo rg rtfu lln rss or other vived by a sister, M rs. George childhood psychology, hut pnictl- hy them; in fa d , we may say I'omoilttee ' hull Ill' ll o( the K iw sn 1 z\. A . K i r i l i h o f f , l i te r , •t ra lly nothing about the psyihot Ihiil the fam ily brings up a baby is t'hil> for tineiiiiniiK year nee T w ltrh lll of Bradenton, nnnther M r . . In r ic f w n i i i r * “"i » !i,ii w i t h n reasons and who wish to makp MEMBERSHIP GAINS ogv nf parents, she said. by being brought up hy h im ." ' ii meet tonight at 7:'tu "VliH-k nt (u ixl-iiiu ftir’* icwi’l hv .Mi. Miller contribution* may send them to sister and two brother*. He wus NEW Y O R K 'J v—E p i s c n p a l ' w Parenthood is just a develop 3. "R e se arch on parents has Die Vnelit 4'luli in an iirganixntioii the association at post office I m. x horn Dec. 20, IHD1 In Ralston rhnri-li inunthershiii increase,I S.74 mental stage "between childhood been concerned almost exclusively ill m eiling, Eui I llig g in lailhn in , Spa, N; Y , 304. per rent during IU32 over the nre- 1 . nml old ag e." declared Dr June vs iih their go od ness ns p a r e n t s , us new liresiilelit, said lodny. M rs, Jobe extended the appre­ vhms year tn reach a record of * Ia>evlngiT of Washington U niver­ if to say that parents are of In A c tlv ille , of Die uieeling lire I" ciation of the association to those 2 n.VH2a 1 wm reported yesterday sity, St. (mulx, In nn address to lerest only fnr the sake of the itii'lud" fiii'niulatlon of i >Iumh for who already have contributed nnin Die church's annual yearbook. the Am erican Association for the child " next year und prepnintioll of a roxlm ately Injun). The goal In Advancement of Science. 4 " In Hie study of mothers, there D rum *'' C i t y lived up I " its hudget. t« campaign la $ii,000. M r*. Jobe Coining to the defense of some­ has hern extraordinary preoccupa­ name Huturdav afternoon when Automobile tags for 1063 go on times nver-critlrizrd npillii-rs, Dr. tion with the concept of 'm aternal salt! that 31 per cent of tho funds Du- Inlli'iite " f a In.'-e tra ile r M JNGH F I R E S collected are Kent within the coun­ sals Ja n . 6, John Gallow ay, Coun­ Loevlnger elicit five statements rclertlo n ’." ' RITZ Tim Sanford Fire Department (ruck let louse diqmxlt'mr many ty to combat T B , while tho re ­ ty T a x Collector, said today, and buttressing her argument that Rut, she added, "alm ost every “ Million D ollar M erm aid" maining 13 per cent Is sp lit up w ill lie sold In sequenco number", Iherc's too much emphasis on a child believes, at some time nr answered culls nn e ru s i fire* l-oslii-ls of "ranges In the renter l:()il . 3-04 . fltll) - 7:15 * 0:20 Hutu ilav to 2127 Elm Avenue of the community. between the state and national as­ except for those numlmrs which mother blaming complex; other, that wlutl Is wrong Is T ru ffle w in nnnrl«d for h alf an .M 4 IV IE L 4 N II sociations. havo been specially reserved. 1. "Parenthood lias never been that ‘ mommy doesn't lovo inr and at Woodruff H lieet n m l I' n l"Blu e V e il" llii'tto Avenue, f.'hief Mack Gleve- hour a» I li'-i i I residents and moLicense .tags next year w ill lie recognized officially as a branch enough.’ ” She cmphaalied the eloinui of tn rlsls tank ndvnntuge of tho campaign! "You can afford to fu ll site and w ill have blue letter* of psychology, nor ns n normal cat 5. "Lite ra tu re written hy psy­ land said today, and to u palm max seals, but you can't and numbers on an orange back­ developmental Mage." buy Christ Ch chologists for parents emphasizes tree fire nt the E lk s tilayrrnund inrhient In (III boxes und trunks with the fru it. In F o rt Mellon i ’nrk last night. to have TB/' a. "Child psychology 1# one of ground. (I'satlau td lls r a ils Tw*> iv n iT a l fN#iftN£i*r *«f t h " i n lf u p I* ti n I ui -i»t % W i i r i a t D t i i , a 11*0 .0 0 0 m t v n l u r S h ti I ti »* i n t-*m»|nr j*.i tJx i* Operating Costs For Hospital Are Explained To Club Rotary Speaker NApninn Bosh Reveals "*b v I Io*pitals ( 'ost More T han Hotels Meeting Is Held By Fish Trustees On Hospital Plan Tucker I i >|it 'ini'll ( i\*•*r I Vi i.<i »t•(•( s i'*<*f Good Business In Prices For Fun New Y ear’s Eve New Year Seer Have Wide R ange1 By Expert T e a m !', i i Lanes Are Awarded Prize For Finest (lirisfnias Police ( oiilinuiiiK i ainpuign Against Shine And Bolita ' 'il it*s Will ( lift Ft! i1; Smut' \ - I asl 't i■;11 Vi I \m! Tcsl In Value HI' W a te r '"pnntnrs Will Mud To Push Sunulu (im? OITiuurs Instailed . d Masonic l.otltfu For Paul N. Freneau Seal ContributionH Will Be Accepted Psychologist Mils Idea That Mom’s To Blame For All Child’s Troubles Kiwaniitn Officials Will Meet Toniffht R ^ -/Vj. •. • , 0 i-amre ( ’ilv Guts Citrus Inundation 1953 Auto Taira Will Go On Sale On Jan. 5 Movie Time Table r.'sV . * ' - * • � 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, 1952 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, December 27, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1952. 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>, December 27, 1952; <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/bb859a2e6de8b1c6d48943552d8b047f.pdf bb29c584164b333c1aad551b3eded2fc PDF Text Text — ■ .......... 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Hanford'« Juniur Vurslty gulli­ ed Mimp suture fur the Hemlnidrs hy thrashing Ihr Mninlaml JVs, 32*22, in (hp opener of Ihr t»lnblll. After standing firm, exchanging point for |*ilnt, with tlm Mainliner giants during the first threi quartet* of tin* Inlllul half, the iknttmen vnruity finally hecnme exhausted hy the Uric of aileriuMU' practice for the putt two week* u* Mainland pulletl out in front hy * S2H-lit count lit the end of the first two periods. Thereafter, Scott yanked the Seminole vurslty mid Inserted sub stitiltes nt will including freshman dinuov Hawkins, Idtth scorer for tim Sanford Junior High Seined lust season. Right from the In-glnning the Malnliners nseil two men on Hanford's high scoring tiordnn Clark holding the senior flush to a mrra fi*r points after last Friday night's record 21-point game against Kdgewsler, I’higiied liy player* having Christum* Jobs, Scott has been handicapped for tlm past two weeks trying to gather enough rngers together to stage a dully practice, iliildm lli.hcc, promising looking Junior Vmsily grndunl didn't even niiikc the trip hecuusc ho liinl to work. Frank Stafford broke into hi* own III fare rif the overwhelming .Mainland ullnrk. 'I he slender senior gourd Inllird sis murker* to pure Ihr weak Seminole drive. Hrnlt, visibly disgusted with tin recent turn of events, immediately cleared tlo< hr licit using his suli* and youngsters in an effort to foim u winning comhlnalion while trying to rest his first stringers.. Il|l| Calk, lied up from the JVs played a* did Handy Iteynuld* Cos* llnniiiioi. Mil Slieffinhl and Jimmy llnwklns. They made only one tullv in the llilid period a* Mainland pushed the scum to 47. In the mure pleasant Junior Vnr ally contest Ban fold was puceil hy Joel "Jou" .Mii' h, the inngv 0-font 4 renter, and Jimmy llutter, wiry little guard. Mom* almost went on a scoring aprea leading the 12-point San* ford attack with II marker*. The Seminole akyacraper waa liarllrularly effective under the Ixiarda picking off rebounds and dumping In tlp-lns. Ilutler played u ulerllng floor game feeding the scorers. The triumph gave Hie Seminole JVs a .Mid record of |- |. The Junior Feds were never t« trouble thruuiiiiout “ ‘ the game hiilhliug a Hi­point bulk*' nt the final liucxer. ; Hy KENT CHKTLAIN Saturday night will see the an­ nual grand opining of the Huli'onl-Orlniido K'-nnel (Hub's winter *IS v.n of exciting dog races nt Central Florida's beautiful Snliford-Orlardo track off Route 17-92 'n lower Be ini mile County midway between tlm Celery City and the Orange county sent. Woodruff Is Old Butler Is Scoring Rocky Marciano’s Rise To Title Am ong Proves To Big Lift For Boxing Gordon Clark Leads Celery Feds Nemesis In Side Sensation Seminole JayV ees With 14.5Average And 29Points Of Tulsa Eleven Wed. Dec. 21. 1852 THE SANFORD IIHItALI) lly FRANK Kt.'K New Yurk Negro regained the 1415If Jimmy Ilutler remain* on thel AH N»w*frnlurr* Sports Editor iiound crown hy outclassing Salas Seminole cage ros, , Junior ,. . .Varsity . NEW YORK — Ihixing, often In Chicago. A senior transfer student from average to lend the Hcmiuolu trr olid nd Ian l*r’t railed up to the var- ,|„tvn „{ d., hri-l* during the year, Pan-Pacific Champs Florida Coach Once Kentiieky, one (Jordon (Hark, Is Junior »uy, he ' - will proU bly set some rt.celvcd „ tel rifle lift when unFeds and In the process slty, A* In the hi-nvywcight dlvisioiijn following in the footstep* of an* won the scoring crown for thu kind of a JV scoring mark tlilit Desstun two-fisted leather swing­ tho bantamweight and fly weigh!7 Dashed Bowl Bid other native Kentuckian, Jimmy team with »n Hit-point total. ing Rocky Murcinuo, a shoemakers championships changed hands. Smith, who won All-Kasl Florida Of Golden Canes season Agalaat Ihe r la u double A »on, won the world’s heavyweight Jimmy Curruther* of Australia In fourth place la Frank HlafCiinfnronce honors while playing ford another Junior Varsity vet* Edgcwalcr High Hchuol, Ilutler title. knocked out South Africa's Vie for the Celery Fed cuge team lust •ran who climbed fast tale last TULSA. Ok la. 'Jv-TIm Unlver- neither froie or feared Ihe Or­ Furnishing that extra touch year. The 28-vi-ar-ohl ex-GI from Toweel in Hid first round in Jo ­ lando <•■• giants as he defied am son to assoma a lit f»r arcgRy of Tulsa football team which of grandeur for that thrilling Brockton, Mass., flattened Jersey hannesburg to luku the 4<onUni This year's Kentucky addition moment when the nnnnuurer to the Be ni Imde* I* currently tho ond place nearing laurels with meets Florida In the Gator Howl the Orlandenns driving In under Jou Wuh-ult with one solid right honor* while Ynshlro Slilral be­ Ihe bucket on lay-upn to n tune M points and n eecond high parj un l la the direct result of a IMS shout". "They're off," nmld *h# high point sensation of the dawn­ hand punch In 43 second* of tho. came Japan's first fistic ruler united onenlng h«n« of the ing luiskethall season, Clark Had rentase of 1.1. B'afford tied season which Florida and Ita pre»’ of II -snlals, or nearly half of 13th round In Philadelphia's vast when he relieved Hawaii's Dado Ihe Celery Fede' total of 23, Handy Haynolda for last aeasen'a ent coach, Dob Woodruff, helped Marino of the flyweight crown lest starting boxes, will he the In­ Junior Metis for scoring honors Municipal Hludlum. The aggressive little guurd moke Ihe Golden llurrlcanea’ worat imitable Manager Jim Kelly, In l t'e Initial contest against Win­ eecond place ecnelng crown. Marciano, the crude MWlnger who Muy. In u return bout Shir*! won holds the lending I l-polnt average This venr Btnffoed has a -l-polnt In II years, whose sense of (he siirclacular ter Hark with eight only to eome. than n year previous had In November qnd Marino, nfter 20 on the basis of thl* flr*t In tho ring, retired. j* ran ante be ironrcelsled hv (*•«•« liaek against the high-flying Edge- game average with an eight point | That waa tho year Tulsa viewed per gameperiormnncr. a i mis cup knocked Joe Loui* Into retire- years contest performance. At thl* clip total <n two eontest* with the var* so optimistically that school offlHandy Kaddler's featherw eight witnessing the season's first water Kiude* of Orlando to stage 'tiiHer “tiould come near the 200lor keeps, racked up Ills 43rd title sllv. The *enl< r <*uard shown most clnls, even before the schedule race. u record 21. mil nt je-r forma nee. the acuaun consecutive vlet.,ry when ho *tnp-it'll will he h<*hi III abeyance . . until promise on running lay-ups. 1opened, accepted on Invitation to pointfigure before Added extras will clutter the ends next spring. lied 38-yeor-old Walcott la tliejJ'o return* front tho Army. Howthus. Clark with 29 total The I'emlnot'’*' o—r-’H reeonl ploy in (he now defunct Delta 'ni" inaugural <-''”"t a* t♦>*■ 4l”*t point* is the point nrndu'tnt Ilutler I* well on Id*w uyt-.to tinthe latter’* tut tor's second defense of the I®yor, beforebeing Inducti-d, Hadnt Memphis. nighters ore rarrled away with tlm r*»e of the losing Seminole*, ••niler ’he ••••e|s<*» «r John Scott Howl Int figure figure of of Jimmy Jimmy crown. He crown. Exports agreed it was the !<J/r r •}»**three non-title Irnuts. n mls-'rahlu O-'J. With a green That schedule began with a 42 Krlilur’* point -aphl succession of races, harking tilth <| free throws, Clark I* is .... ..« t season. In secoml second most exciting finish among heavyfirst.lo st to. . .George Araujo of Tsai ■■•■"im In heavy-............ uuifhi new idav* 18 looa to Iiaylor, then coachml being logs, helling tip" olid general so­ the Countr's leading chgfiiy ---' weight* since tho two Max HchmelProvidence in Boston, then scored "" U ,“ h - ni - P' X : hy Wmrdruff. , . .. A „ week , later Florida lace |* fclant Jot ' "Jou" Mos*. the Ing-Louis buttles hack In the luto!" onc-rouud knockout and. In his lo I meeting*, which will romhine tossing artist In dale. In the "lavlnt' top Central Florida qu...____ It* ......... f . 2814. nky care centc ■ who Is capuldc flnul test, was disqualified fur • fur” a conglomi’rated evening Kdgewliter contest the ft-foot-t *••**. hampered hv cold* and It was the year the two-platoon of reaching ovur the ton of the 30‘s (Jhrlsli-'ss loh", Scott hss not fair-! holding and hitting on the break of once-ln-a-lifetltne even'Rocky Arrived forward deposited seven of nine ed (<mi badly on the court*. ■yatrm began to flourish and Tul­ rim to push his shots down The rinodopal tension which neMarciano previously hud knocked during a Montreul match. sa was caught short im manpow­ through the hoop. allemn<* through the curds fur SEMINOLE- CAGE HKCOMDS oroiianles each finish for the hun­ a sterling 7H percentage. out Lee Kavold and llu n y (Kid) er. A few more defeats and the The (-foot-4 *k)Mcraoer, who dred* will lie Imleserilist'te hot 11, Mathew*. However, in attaining Ft. Tn. At school surrendered It* Delte Howl From n slow right-point aver­ *1 9 11 29 11 6 bid. The campaign ended with nine la aa tall aa he I* thin, could his 38th knockout in the pro ring neny will try onv way with hurst* age in tiie first game, Clark has «» 4 6 14 7.0 tussec and a tie, Tulsa's most dls- well develop lata a rag In Var­ Rocky came of nge in the Wulcott t entiiu*ia«ni nfter winning while Imhis' i-iI It to a robust 14,6 tree- V-.f* sity Coadi John Mrott'e winning •» 3 4 ID 6-0 astrous since 1017. others will nt first turn from *”>n- ernlnge after last Friday night's Kr|,i*-dreams far next season. Mo** Itout. Though lie wus trulling on hre dlsanpointtnenl In egprctatlon hue’ et spree. 2 3 •t 8 ■f-0 The university and Its support- still lacks stamina and drive re­ point* he looked better than in Klatford •i*- 1 ii 6 3.0 crs. who had seen their wartime •”l nnih-l' atlon thinking nlsnit Trulllng Clark In second td*'e Devi* quired In lha gruelling rugr any prevloo* buttle. Tile bout ** 0 the next race. uttrarted I0.37P fan* and grove 3 is last year’s fourth ranking "teiiu m 16 tram s ni.iy In five straight bowls. game, ■ i The excitement of surveying receipt* of (61)1,1116 In u stadium t 1 0.6 ruallzcd pluyer mnlcrlal and 0 srorer, Junior Melts. Currently 111" Imt In putting the dogs for the next rare, 1 0 0 0 0.0 couching *tnff would have lo be Edg-u-ntrr Mrll* hold* a 7-polnt perren*ae» Uie* la s t <ve--k, hr looked |lh«t had In-Id 120,767 fan* wlio liad ter J, rheeklng numbers, b jes. score* 0 0 0 O.o cipandrd If tlm school was lo spectacular at llnir* ri-aehlng ii|>' }'u^ l|| .M'.t6.7!13 to *ee the first t per game whlrh romparrs fa»n'- tlaieklnNEW YORK 'Jv—The Brooklyn rsrils and past rrcurds, listening i n 0 0 0.0 coinio-tr In major college football. ■nd pounding In lay-up shot". **r'in- I miin-y-Ju-k Dempsey fight Hislger*. Cincinnati Red* ami Ihixably with his |ow I.V record Is-t ■ji-.fl.-M *” -"i--sited e* nerts. idilllmrr* 2 2U 31 71 .13.5. To help J. U. (Ruddy) Brothers, Moss' six markers place him see- t-Uy u m pn-vioii* to the night, *ea>on. The Lake Monroe "l.o-n- total* tun Brave* mnnopollrcd Nalhmul and friends will nil he hurriedly |forrnrr Texas Tech backflcld acr. end In percentage and total point* . Li-sv than four month* tn-foro he |g:nu"c fielding hemur* arrortllnd Free I'hros lleeonl mo»lve" has 11 points to hi" -rsmmril into the tie I-f minutes At. Ft. Avg. hackfirld roach fur Tulsa's bowl for the Initial game. rrrdll In a pair of games. l‘Vl, Mnrrluno. Walcott euri erd- lo nfflc-lnl ktallstlr* released lodnv.# helwcen each race while vno try .1,70 teams and head couch since IPlA ID Jit H-iiooiiiu down to the third hh'h Kunfurd The Dwluer*. II o d I r g * slid A i-.tul surprise to the Celery «• >'* *ll», Drrl -h f.-n-e of the title desperately In hslun-e nil fac­ •"’Int oelii’r we find Jimmy Krl.these associate coaches were Fed JV cage machine was n fifth '’Y Game Iteroril* !’f " f F*r**,r'1 ‘ hnile*. id- Drove* i»och ccmlrllmtcd Iwo nlavtors In in effort in determine n di i. t|,i. gmnt center brought op W. L. Hrl. Tp, Av<*. hired: string substitute Frank Thomas ?0 •» I’hlladelphlri. Only 21,616) i t * lu the 11*1 of Individual ilcih-rnle Witm-kl, former George winner sod hasten to ii'sre -nor ft’iiii h t season's .l\'«. Kriiler ha* Momments 2 0 I.IXHI >10 6S-0 • - - two-ndnute* fun* lurm-i out for lid* one III frn*lvp lop men. who in Imt n brief wager before the barking dogs Third bn*cinon Ulllv Cox with a 0 2 ,IKH! 71 16.6 Washlnutun University guard ami poured In four point* Oil a running which ( harh-* -reined more intent tit tit<m'ii in these first two con- Bn nferd | siiccessfid high school tutor, from lay-up nnd a couple of charity «n going the distance than an re- .370 average ami r a I c h i? r Ru.v rommenrs around after Ihr tc -'i '#,r a 6,ft nveiage. TEAM IIECGHDS his post us assistant court) of the phony rnhlill. 1 # u' uIfiIiir the tilIc hv !m<l lout to Canipanella at .W)t reprcxehtsd Opponents While operntliig out of the ecu- Sanford professional Chicago Dockets. If you take lime, vno w'll ob­ I-., tin t l**t season on tho Junior Jill Winter Hark 62 Thomas is young and may dB .'W ahott « year prertniw. Of rourse the National lo’oinie chnrnnion Dewitt Weaver, one-time Tenserve all the psychological up- Viu it", Krlder mnlntaliird a 6.7 41 Edge water f>H P ' " ' 1''* *l"V° Dodger*. Flrsl sucker Ted Kt--snes-.ee line great (lien an assist velop into a (fnrkhorne in the fu•iro-'-h”* fit”| o.elhll't’ the ••*•* -r ■■re .Seminole linskeliiall srliciiies. knocked him mil In /ewski. U'll and *ccoml haveinati ant at Mississippi Slate, Hutton. .(Kk) were Ihe Cinhundreds of racing fun* cmpiov 1,161 u> wi" "" lu,""r thtlt 11,1,1 ! Gratlv Sax Judd, a great pass-catching HEM IN 01,11 JV CAGF. HKCOIlDH elmli-d i-lnnnli plnvers lo ret Ihe pace al trying to bring Inline Iheir dug. him fur 21 yrur*. I'layrr* O. Fg. Ft. Tp. Avg. Till-a end during the school's bow! i,soe<|e the vnutiger funs lloxli g'* biggest crowd if tin H eir po-'tion n"d »t’or|st' n Inhnqv# 1 3 II 11.0 t games era mid a funner pro star. Ihltler vein turiu-d up for tin- Joey M ix- l.ogao Uf2 a ni <mlHolder Kid Gor­ will crons fingers, the more pluu* < Mo,-s it 41.0 s-1 2 1 Jerry D'Arcy, former Tulsa ecu don (KM 'veto the Brave*’ fielding ••I- ni ,|M..e n uiumlding prnyOr ii 1 t 1 1.(1 tin-Itivy Robinson light heavy­ Thuinus ter •lent,served h- the anxious crowd, o 2.0 weight skirmish in Yankee Stu- itvd,m t« ii Hunt 1 1 drought in to help teach the •III ,.l| .„. •• t|| e*C,.m,.l l,| rali-.i. Two-tv n'tchor* f olded 1.000 b it i ;; ilium. Maxim, wlio did very little 1.0 0 t 1 \ split-T offense was Jack Mitchell, Flower* |t.O ' q figlitlng in the Imut, gained Ills Nd" York'* Jim H e a r n , who late loglratly on the basis of pnst u 1 quarterback of Oklahoma's grunt Behrens l 1 ha-qHod IN' most eannce*, 71, wa» '< ’-,«eiria”'-‘s to their seoreeerils, Pickens 1 0 0 9 0,0 0.0 w'rtllrt when lloliiavoa cullapsed listed ** the leailer. tUUI Sugar Howl eleven. from oppreasive heat after 13 Voue olileetlve a mil v I* of the (Ml 0 0 After thn 1U30 season. Weaver Henning 1 0 I Brooklvn. hv rdolntf in t L'inclnI T u t u h l i u l l *,nr "MMjsrfw said today they had '•""ttio, <yl1t lead you first to lie* 1 0 0 0 IMI rounds. »O r ^ H I d D l l n f l , the finest collection nt plavers they resigned to become head cnin-li at "*rk I nntl for tho c h b laurel*. .9822 to ttevn on,* ,1* h» sce'trnh1"- down to * * U l (lent Fhmrrd Ref Teens Tech where Mitchell Joined (1 Bale* 0 0.0 1 0 rs ip ever saw tint only the South prothe winning ndmlnw po t it*- « *-«-i XT Even Referee Ruby Gulditein 1 9817. t'* rf the Nation*! I rnivne r*-. him. Weaver was succeeded by 0.0 l u 0 Miller u •••111 lose Cnefiilenee ns he rills up N e w L l l f T C K e c o r d s d ^ e d •_ Victory In the Shrine’s Hillrry Horne, oner a Mississippi Farrell aValiud from the rl.Ig, I." « . U-Ma. The 1 0 0 0 0.0 hadi-r tii10horounds rharlty f(s)th*1l psmn Christmas He wns renU.L-d' Cardinal* also fielded .982 in I0«. Ills seorneard In otter disgust nfter •State tackle whoso coaching ca Dekle 1 0 0 (1 0.(1 after night In tho Orange Bowl. ]t.y m E S i was w . 5 J K : i T h * n ^ r * onlv pintle Del error, •t had loving skein. recr lucludox two .Florida State 1 Norton 1 0 u 0 0.0 Oviedo's hard rumdng, s h irr South Coach Amlv Gustnfsnn of High Fvo’"wheie >-ou no. you will shmitlni* g|« m In tin- SialHum ,.n,r I(il l i i ! set ' " / ,In J ,VHM ™4.." noth,r U r,,,nBl School championship (cams total* 9 1 8 23 23.0 ami all-around hasketha i . Ik* 'r!Ag. The tsmt saw •’Rnhlnson hear m nr hovV Null- to it, will, win, hot n<n ”*i-nlv ’’Ire,v will ..•...,11.. Miami made the flat prediction at Panama City. * * ■' iamt Record* The Nnw York Giants executed that the South will win its fourth welter chump uml current Von find the guy who has gotten ' ’‘V''- J‘,hl'!"Tl J ‘MK ' veil The new program brought to the tv. L. Pet. Tp. Avg. | H'llrctit Ihe most double nlays. 171. i *. .„ i ii.. „ rr ..-i,,, out In write In new record* In the game in five appearnnerx and said Tulsa middleweight chump, milking c rainpus talent for a team 1 0 1.(86) 13 43 T)1” Associated Pre** in It* final best test of all seal,ms is to watch ^tid n o h m-nlv care Mmk> pod t u nfter Tuesday’s final lengthy prac­ which for three straight years Opponent* ' V'VflJUi it 1 .001) 26 26 vain attempt to take the light ,inn(«c|*l fielding rcll'n*c l a s t 1....... .........got.....ml faces „f the r ,," ‘r" 1 Conference tali tice w-Mlnn. "wp'rc rcadv " heuvvwulglit title. A Ib'k-pouml am ass.m ore yardage than Hanford Oppofifnls October listed the same leaders a* "I'm not making any prcdlcllnns would w-i-ight hnndieup plus Ills wllllng- the official The averages were iln-v (!•-■ »•*• ’>f (lie park ■ensitit, any in the uullmt, win 26 games, 26 Edgewater JVs 43 With hat three ram rs uf the Imt we'll "Ivc them a real battle." tie two and lose only four; annex m-s.* to fight all out In the heat also tho same save for Brooklyn sttcmnUiw *o cheerfully write off M A IN LA N D •i.. eve-daw's situation liv *aying, infunt srasoli, June* has Ihe said North Coach Stu Holcomb of the national tidal offense cham­ his undoing. Robinson was 1.9821) nnd Cox (.972). Bowling Standings proved Fli FT t "Oh « ell | illiln't expect to win maalerv over the Lion and mint- Purdue, fur out in flout ul thu time of hi* pionship twice in a row—and again Tho North will have a ge-crnl Itcevea a 1 7 and Im-sMcs ly scoring rnliimn with 64 points collapse. carry (lie school's colors to a post review of plays amt tartlcs at their season MIXED LEAGUE Stearns 1 1 0 | The Imut drew 47,963 fun*, big­ bowl. would have cost Juat a* much fur an equally lofty lM-polnt final limbering up drill. W. L. gest crowd of the year. •*'H THI HF*' HURRICANE** Holier ts t 1 9 K * **Htl *Ff»H»» # «lt 0NVMf|||>rtl ** average per contest. Gustafson planned a 45-rnim'tc 29 10 ' As to Indoor crowds, Ihe hesl No. 1 llruwn CORA I, GADLEH (8peelul) - f ) 4 4 12 Yes, thero Is nothlm- like th-- The fast breaking forward lead* limbering up session on a final SnortR Roundup 27 12 No. 0 Howet a 4 3 11 'hrllla at the rare*. Local fan* n»d nut only Oviedo with 23 field goala Square Garden could do Though had weather nnd n losing By GAYI.E TALBOT ta 21 Madison No. 1 Foley 2 •■« m- im irlsu will on*'e again he or hnakel* In lha lavnten'a lingo visit to the practice field 1 9 was 9,468 for last March’s Paddy tenm hit football attendance at U The Routh will use a five-man No. 3 22 17 of Miami, the 242,761 home total Cnlnhlese 2 6 1* *l.i* to watch tho dog* In the rail- hut II...... .. loo. Hu Is Mister with three linebackers on de­ ADELAIDE, Aurtralla m - Thl* No. 3 16 23 I Young-Ernie Diirnmln battle. Of hnx been lopned only four time* Knog 1) 2 2 I.,| "n-nlew atinosnherc at the haskctl.ull In Hemlnulo County at lino course, neither the Garden nor tho fense. using Wayne Martin, Texas 29 wn, tha day before Christina* 10 No. 2 Duvis 1 2 4 beautiful Bonfnrd-Orlandn Kennel this preaent reading. co-promoter, tlm international Box­ ill Miami hUtory. C h r i s t i a n ; Dick Mwlvetsw. xatne a* In other parta of the CITY LEAGUE 1larger t 1 2 4 Club graudalaud and ....... . ing Club, I* complaining since tele­ thlHl.nk .(me| |- t,.r ski, Maryland; Bill Athey, Haylnr; world but It meant only another IV. L. II.G. Haul 1 0 2 Batunlay n k lit when the xrendL ., ',^ . w whJn ll cm * t . cagl Jim Lawrence. Duke, and Jotm day of toll under Ihe burning lun BUne Machine vision fees help take tlm place of 897 no 16 Llpe 0 ft 0 omnlng o f the ra-lnw season I s - 1 ™ Z Z m Missing Him-.-tntor*. . la.t U,D I. far Ahh'rtnn. Maryland In front with for member* uf the American and Ace Glass 87-1 17 28 Kubanka 0 0 1) Managrr* Fight, Tow Don Wade, Vanderbilt; Rex Hhiver Australian Davlx Cup taam ; pre­ 20 861 Btanlev-Rogers 85 caac. Hilly Meek la runTot nla II I t 07 Most exciting fistic night In tlm Miami, and C. O. Bioc Irocata, Baylor, paring for tho Challenge Hound 23 841 Po*t Office 22 uml h«hlml June* with SO Garden came ulnnil whim Itofureo BANFOHII * llnebeckers. ■tartlng Monday. Celery City 18 H IM 27 points and a third Oviedo ranking FG FT 'r Ed Fullerton^ a r y l a n d - . wlil be In their only concvxxlon tn Ihe Fla. Power * Light »U .Tt 897 Itay Miller became victim of a two average of 1(1 point* per. fisted attack hy Thuma* Ehall, at left hi frv /, vta, Virginia, festive season, Captain Vic Selxai 1 2 4 VJ-12 NAVY LEAGUE. M ured Walter Dade, the ghl half, and Don Olelmer, 2 l 6 hi* American taammatax E'"rk W. L. It.G. lanky Lion centey ah a hoa mim­ anderbllt, tafetr. 1 1 3 . . rd to gather round ■ imall HcHi.aU 17 4 747 ed Ihe last tvrn eamaa beeausa of Extra paint d u 11 a ( will be Chrlilmo* tree Thuriday morning JHU l^ t r u „ i 2 2 1! 13 9 806 ed a knockout at the hands uf a snralnad ankla. started out lha handled by Oklahoma’! Buck Mc- before going (0 Memorial Drive Tlgoreat* 0 1 1 *fetU 12 9. 732 Initial ronlasl with Edrewater In Phall and Brocatn. Whll* McPha't un* II 0 U Btadlum for more practice. Bearcats . 12 9 766 i m r 11if mm i invii rtuuulciy, TV fan* iiilaxi-d the 0 1 1 NEW YORK iW—The next point fine style bucketing I t gahtta and Joe Koch of Wake Foreit will It looks as though they'll need IIoIt s I* L[*wl<lnii 9 12 701 fur Ihe second high total, which do tha South'! punting. KNW f tlon. Reasoni A commercial. 0 1 1 1 20 018 ainnslnr' Johnny O'Drlen aeon*" gives him, on th f basis of one dutiaa will be handled bv Mcl'hail all they can got aa Frank Sedg- Panthsra 0 8 3 Ihe Kid Gavltun. tim Cuban Hawk for Ilia Sealllc basketball team will game, the srrvnd highest aver­ and lf_tbera are any field goal man, big man of the Australian wu* fl*tl*nn’A busiest warrior. The | troupe, has reached his absolute 0 0 0 «lve him a new four-year reeonl age. 11, on Ihe tea* . peak form again after a period of set In, welterweight king engaged In six a IS SI fur yollege basketball. Norman Fove. a crafty guard nun title limits and came thrumrl' ‘ . lie la obviously so certainty, '^"rters, The nolnt-senrlng nrnHtoe. I** with a propensity for hitting ilia If either Selxas or Trabert gets ..... Harry llopman, Aus- tied up la a hard four or five- successfully In title buttle* against idy that 28 47 67 first collegian to tnn the 1.000 mark nets from far o u t stands third In ullan captain and cosch, advised setter opening day tha Australians Bobby Dyke* on a split Miami de­ 10 1? 24 In one season, contributed N points ............I t m to lake Wednesday off •nd say be la M l likely to get hla cision, over previouxly unbeaten •n Seattle's 103-lot victory over tho Lion scoring column and fourth rest rather than Invite stele New York Unlversltc |g*f nlant In the average department with test fog tennis back overnight. Gil Turner In Philadelphia and SeliVi, on the other himf^Tookod fuQ and now Ii tied with Nate Dctgvnk, 22 points for a 7.6 percentage. For thla raaion some Aussie ex­ Blllv Graham In Havana. tired and drawn after two hard Jim Wheaton, who annexed th» Jimmy Carter lost hla light­ who scoped 1,103 point* for Rb’er perts era speculating that Sedginan - h i * " seta In ilnalaa against Straight will be the only member of their weight title In a Los Angeles up­ Kails fWli.) Stale Teaeners Col- high point crown for the Llona last nf Kansas ,- A Clark In N degree temperature. H« leee. From Iher* It** only • abort venr, has a brothar Bob who look* team to play both singles and set against Mexican Imuro Bala* Navr. Intend* to pece himself cai In May but six months later tha hop for the aylla O'Brien to the Ilka another future cate great double a. . and Chuck from here on and has career record of I,MS set by D i from the Oviedo mocklanda, lave u -. practice aessions for both Wheaton la In fourth place with Lon3 In five year* tha fnU beakj**, and May will and Tony Traberti io to ona one oiiiy, Thus, “ i, j t m nny once lagain lakes 20 points and a 6.T averaga. I’ASADENA, Calif. I*> - The feur-tnao Local critics lay ty It waa unforTha I,Iona will olav the r oonr >m hla .... twin ..... academic fathers dealt the Troians the hoa toes away from tunate the Ameoricans couldn't [ v of Southern California a hard blow brother ddte, hi* teammate ever B tsam tonight. Ed an will be have had an addJlUonal fortnight It) •* *.»^e«*e eyeesi u»ad »S tndsy when ihov ruled Jim PiaHli, •Inca tt ,y first started towing ■ Ovladn Cage while the to gat accustomed to Adg! GF- RBOJtDB RKORDi OVIBDO CAGE of Hto nation's best defensive ha^etbatl •ropedd In Iheir native _ ilwf flanki wlB nava _ •Vf Bernle own brand of heat, which la somehalfbacks,I H l lo plsy assiInst South Amboy. N. J. Eddie eco J, F a-F t-T fFlower*, Player a, and Ernie Hh Stock - thing. Wlarnosln an. 1. u points, Including two vital foul Jones , mils a flmKb of mi it's going lo be extremely tough u .0 I'aeltla. whoso rerun nine shots at ihe end. and wax at lo u t puda 'ros Ire VIIi tha American pair, who wltl alternate with tha offaiu equally aa Important aa bis more l ^ k 10.0 puss Intercrollnns. which ay all four amglea and doubles • turned for 113 yard.i and Iwi Inuch- publicised brother to tha team 's -ov« in tha crow dad three day aeries. 1948 Plymouth Wheaton Thla la especially true If tha mer­ V»But i it was only another ccontra- Rlaton cury climbs over the loo mark ' Uta career ql the twins McCall diction In Convertible Coupe las Ultra la every expectation it who went to a collage 3.Q00 wtn now that summer has really Bhafrr E xtra Claan, Radio E xtra Claan, Good Tiros, II Tnl sis Team ^ ^ ta d jo M d B a a U rFat. Tn. Av» m af _ . M l HO 40.7 Opnonenta 1 Ni a secret Jre whlejt^ c«me »r 1 2 M l IflO 10.0 n in . OVIEDO at Uves la Oaaananta Oviedo » nee. EdgewaUr U 4d more lumbla la m M •.Smith* a fkwitharn awing, Extra Goad T in a. C'ormont St ltd •nd ‘ ‘ a ta rfo r /ethers to J Extra dean. Radio. Om W lntar Farh 61 m e ' a an sa what tu Ownsr. 6 Braves, Reds And Dodders Dominate N. L. Field Play North-South Coaches Call Teams Best Ever As South Predicts Win Oviedo’s Jones Is uk ZJffR**** nriEi? .t To Get o Your Chrlftmai O’Brien Is Only One Point Short Of College Mark /!«»*( LONG DISTANCE CALLS • fS e B USC Trojans Rule Star Ineligible / For Rose Classic Through Faster ru tWissrv s&i’ar.O T eiAJSia: il r L .. EW K Ti'Sfe r o a gii Kn '“ IhS'sc^ySiA uJTJ: .iT A «p rs!gL r'™ w » m ir i e .Dam* 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan HW-OQ 1940 Ford Convertible Coupe I960 Pontiac 2Door Sedan. Malta Yopr Call* lMOBokk 1947 Chevrolet 4DoorSed«n ha crowd*d Chtlftaw i Iv M id C k w avoid <K a«.T !B IY N 10I seal JTlU! ;./t‘‘ j C M Um Om Owner, Radio ** * EM y. Good Coa Claan n 07 A 181 m um r ip , p w igsasE '4 'V j i'-E, - y Vf *w . • t./y �r i l K V\ LA r ilh .f i IF YOU DON’T receive your Sanford Herald, City S f e Delivery, by 7:00 p.m., please call YELLOW CAB M il ^ t t n f a r d » AN IN D E P E N D E N T D AILY N E W S P A P E R SA N FO RD , E ntahlLshed DON V O LU M E XL1V Last 0 t Two Canadian Nuns Freed By Reds W F L O R ID A FRID A Y ’ D FC . JH. |!»;,J Foreign Jobs Expected To Feel Pruning Toys For Orphans 'uts t >f :r> To :><) 1V r-, cent Rcitin' Fore­ cast F o r Diploma­ tic Posts A hoard Catholic Sisters Are Expelled Unexpect­ edly A fter Serving Two Y ears In Jail tz v a lh ^ A teuirllllcd P re s s l.ea-icil W ire liuislileraltte i loud Inet i nuiih lad iriiiral, ore s-iiun.il u lu uutlh por lion lliTutiath Saturday; cooler north lliis afternoon and tonight and la central porllun Satunlay; clear to partly cloudy, continued mild south portion. N o. Hi) Concrete Proposals Wanted By Dulles In Answer To Stalin Any TaiitfibloSuKffes- BUNN. Gcniiniiy The He HONG KONG U*-The Inst tw* UN Rejects P(>\V 'M urder’ Charge tion For I’romotinsf pilbllran ecomimy use D believed of live Canadian nun* tried by thr cert,liu to full 011 « hut i* projected Chinese Communist* In the widely IVace Is Welcome, u> the lurgesl Atm-rlcan 1111)10111:1111' propagandis'd "orphnnajie murdci e-tiililishmenl lit the world case" In Canton entered Honr Says Ike Secretary 1•lit- of 23 to 3o per cent in the Kong today after nearly two years American .mil Grrmuu ■.luff' of in prison. WASHINGTON P - The incoming the Stale Itepiirtmenl in Germnny They are SUter Superior An Eisenhower udmiin-lrallim tixlay are helm: width fmeea-t uutoilg toinette Cmivrclte, M, Jnllctte eliallenucd lln ssin 's Premier Stalin I S offielul* henQue., and Sister Jerm aine Gravel to put forth "t-onereU* proposal*’’ Bi’fore the lleptiblteim rdeetinii 43, Three Klver* One, They said . ii pronmling peace and promised lu ll'll Si.Ill- Hi pur Imeut ollb't.ih they were expelled unexpectedly llu -\ would he ' ’seriously and sy m ­ hail winked out plan* to ettiploy after serving only part of fivepathetically received " about l 1too Vmerii.ii,* .mil 3 .unit year sentenee* (or "the murder of A ■ i.item cnl taking that position German- m \Ve*l t.erni.nn diiriuc 2,110 orphans." , , wa- i - n m i hy John roster Dulles, Ihe year -luitmg July I t'J.Vt They were met at the border hv who will lie Hie new admlnistraThey were t■• hr- u->tgnerl t<> the Sister Jerm aine Tanguay. Canadl tien’- secretary of slate, after new Am, 111 un Kmtui--\ in lloim an citlren who wns horn In Nashua. Hulle* ha,| talked with I'rcxident.mil to the 1on-.ulnl.-v eeueinl wlm-li N II. She and Sister* Inulda l.a ele, t Elsenhower hy telephone (hi* will mii 1 red the t S hirth roll) Perrlere. Pcnrouge. <Jue. and morning Elsenhower is In New mission uhi'ii Wr-d Gerinnru re F.lliabctli Lemlre, La Bale d e York jii Iiis sovereignly imdei the \llteil Fevre. Que., shared the ordeal Ihe siali-mcnl was Ihe first reWe-1 German peace 1 onlrni 1 with Sisters Cotter*lie and G ravel ueliun ol the new administration Hit- pto|i..*eil Side Itep.iilnienl but were pxoctled in Fchruarv to tepltcs given by S l.illn to fuur setup in t.eim ntn would dwarf the Slaters LaPerriere and I-cmlre left 1 i--t mils |,resented to him bv Ihe tm. Aniern an iliploniatl, e-laldt-h for Canada several week* ago New York Time- anil published nient- in Hi ilain anil Fiance The two nrrlvals said the Com­ )e-ti-rdu> morning which ban* . i I m i i i I -on emplovi-munists gave no reason lor ex St»Hit expressed willingness to ilifiitnl l*lit»l<>i!i I* 8. kwisy cach pelting them At 4:30 p m. yester­ -in-,-t with Eisi'iihnwer in response ■9itvk* tkiiij June Evcrutt frnni IH«- Kntnpri*** Met i*•<11^I Mom* I Sunlit i Pm- a*. K* u> i i\m ' m* I hi- Ims'Ii 1 . 01, 1111--ion now lias day, they snid. guards entered tu -ut,- ,|u,--tnut and he also said their cells and told them they were Sunforil Nnvnl Ah Station f«»i a i ‘HunI iiiii* cel.toa nit 8I» t n * th* mIioIhi' •hjRi ct« f i i** 11|t It11 «h I 21:1 tibcin .in and it 200 tier '(o--.iu w.i- mien-sled in ending Uhl*; .N o* I AthiTtoli. AN; It It I. i ' V ym . AIM*; .Imiri It » * 1 % I* « m., VI.t, .1 V J* n • \|» l mid ,s niuns on tini. nr.dl \li.ml -* » *.. . being pardoned and "banished fur the KiUeail " ar llllis. lent ..I the Vno-ii. an- tie pnl-lu.il ever " liiitle- m.uie this stuleinenl: .inpnintci's who em+hl toitl.'d + . 't The ease of the five mm* drew I have read with interest the 1 leht Tiltolhct .11 e 1 11 i ei tu-opie world attention Doc 13 IBM, when "ilili-heil .ii-eiiunt of Mr Stalin's In addition till- At. to il Si-, orttr they were stoned, spat'upon anil i tew - If these mean that Mr. Agency ha- 1 total ol till Ametii.iii reviled In a four-hour public trial m .iIiii ha- iiiiierete |iropnsnls lo VAtCRIAN A 10IIN ilelt v and tlerman i-lntilmewhich was broadcast over Ihe Can make to the new ailiulitlstratinn 111s:tit l. nieii.l'. 1 ,.f Hi.1 lo “ We .11.- hrai mg f.o cot 1 |. ton radio. „ . iftet it take- ufliee. he can rest 1older ttflel Do- v enildr 1 to ,‘.n pci ..-id wticn I'u- 11ot.ol.11 The Beds Jailed the nuns March t"'iii',l that t a-y will he seriously tan- Ink,* ,,yer -aid 00 ,• ro*|i*m -. III tills rejo. t. .1 So, let .1. IP. 1931. They were among the ■"tl svmpathelleully received, -tide 1 S olfli lal " I In- log eso.l . di.-tt’d f.u " i n ,. , 1., ■ I „ first orphanage workers to be "l)i|ili-m.ilie ur Gnltfil Nations IG lic it W IIIO M Mut 1 x*IH«-11 f>-I llo hoi buss. o. of Americans lim.'iit- hen* lo-sl » 1'•>■11lied ill I t - \ M ..... . 1 charged with the murder of in l.aimel), ul -.... ... are ah A \ i u v lln- Irtl.’k mill it-* ii 1111> lit...uni th.- i iiiu.n ecu - i eii 1 Hint 1- cert .1111 motes’-nn accusation which be i .ivs ;iv .i11.11iti- f-r such purposes nit'll-, wniliug h'.i u (,!oei-:.-tion of it. t. -lop in ti,-nt of (1 . mess bull came routluo i-a) fur I'M-hiingex of views doOrphanages In Chinn hnil become Five Persons Are In­ two he*-,. filled with rhiM'.-n Tie- \u v v h*..l -howa.i the yo'ioy iime-l In find wavs tn promote fi'toil llo- Mrtliudi-t i 'llilili ell * -ter- into th.1 iin-s- hull whet*** Hu v Navv /vsks Hills On dumping grounds for unwanted penri- ami mteriiuthmul good will " jured In Several Iloilo- ut Kotelprl *■ to llo- l r S, w oe set veil I I hi i lout* thiito-i bahics-m oitly girls Because of ah the tiitrmtil itiphimntlc channels Naval Aiixilinry Air Stu'm ’i 'loti cmi-isting >•: cu-om of li.u uto New Construction Ject poverty and lock of hygiene tm i-iiiit.ul between Washington A utomobile Wreeks iluy fur nn nfleiimun of Christmas »tuip, torkev mill l i.iol ilie-t- iic. at birth, the prevalence of tetanus mil Mu-eow are the Soviet Em.-eli-hriilioii, which included u till iimi.li.-.I |.uln1.ii-* with irravy, but and congenital diseases, and ex­ Si iilnl for t In* flirtii»r ' iii-.-v here and the .American EmFive people were Injured nnil key dinner, inovien nod gifts from tert-d brie.-oil. limn In i,nt, emu i»f 1hi i*t‘ Iilia* **IdIi'I h ut th** IJ. H posure, most babies were dead or hussv llu-re Al the thilled Nations dying when d u m p e d at the sis were arrested by Highwny ffiioln I'lnn*. ma.le pu-'-lhh- l.v vol I.. m *1111.-1 , mu bin -nluil, Nnv nl At( \th nt y .An St.it but h* i * liu—t in mul American delegations I'lilruluiun It. lb Httrri*nn the punt untnry ei.nlillmtioii-. from ull llo- lull- milk, cherry pie mid ire Mill tbi* 1ri imvnl itiilll IS:0(1 p in orphanages. ____ un-- a niii-i.iMt opportunity of three iluy* following 11 ■series of navel prr.unnel -taln-ned Ion-. er. Ilili. UlilMpi-x, lll'lO. -. mil* llld I >T, mi Jit 11 III, Iiv fhr Sittl« •juii'k and mtiirmal euntael When Ihe pron e ii.ll retu-lieil llo- enndt m re ul*o pn--"d o il (,, t-neh Niivnf 1*1 il l II ( IS Mb \YjHjk4 Mf'fi* I - riff 1,- accidents iiml violations. i'hi-ie wax u Ini of cailllnus All the Injured were Ijivulvei* luntling strip 11 total <>( M ehiblr.-u: .-l.il.l .. In- |..f( the l.i.ii.limi'w. i-hi-ii'.iii ihi -'lipitul Hill, hut lit r*'/, t* M HDvnt I1lt*i*,* Alhnrfi*M!i*l< F j l f U i T n ( l Y o u i i < i !I III the saint* mishap wlilelr occur- list ween the nites u f\l ami 17 )»«l>l Almiv of the .-hll.lieii n .ft- 1. S (' .iiliimiMr.limit elrelei in downtown nlii-htc-l fit .111 tlo- liuxse* iiI-.ih* nmi vi*it to tl.< Muio-n . tni[.. I " u-hmi:t,iu the 1,-i-iiug seemed to I hr Midi shit l < Iff !»•■ *n|| 11 it 1* At Mansimi Alter smith of Hanfniil un Highway 17 with elltht adult eluipeioii. *. The l.efoie the entile eiMOI. Iilirti.il to I t. Ii B||||| "S lllllt1-A It frit I*s a that Statin had offered little If croup WIIS met liy rli-iil Nnvy men it,, Siulion 110.lit.-.. i«, wl , . ilu v n • I Y _ A * L „ M f , l ;i-. the piitriiliiinn snld. m\thing new lit a reply to four At I'risoii »lf « lllttl I • t i l ) . • till f t ,( I It ...... ......... ....... Hi after -nv 11 t ..In I ..f *••11 ‘ in-'lnnis m i I i u i i I I i i I tn him hy the : 11m*iii'i i it New Ytirk lim e- Ihe Time- pullHVCI _____ 1n*|eep in 11 tn r driven hy Guy II nm,rJ- * *'**fk|* JNn* >, I"',1' Vft. r the la*t • 1• ..n k fxtttltf r •) 1at. t I A K.lriN ll nit ti vint tr i i i 1. w i »him WI 1. . I, I- >1, pt li-ln-d In- ie-pnli'i- ve-lerday if !Iii' i 1.1I 1 1mip ' l l ' '■ V I mul Mr*, Gconre Thuritou Huffy, ols» of Mm.fmd. I».d two f ,,, , ■'' n.T.'i ,V 'j. iN '' ' ' •I' 1Vt'« st.din dei imed lluil "aggressive ■ .....* ' ‘ out‘ ami 1.1* Ii,- ". '•' ' 1 We.- till 11. .1 Oil, Sllll'I, 1 iiMldir look,,I t" I H 4 H M | Iti < edlna let M ill tile new V ail*. nml children' etcmvl to leave next‘ fm nt *“teeth knocked 1iioinei, A A. iii.M H.muid, \ s lllll(1 ,,tl \\ if M 1 1< 1, it \ e “ the 1 - 11>, .i -el., 1 1 , on ictmr--" taken m the Wesl’s cold Ttieadav for Athens, G». w-lo r. -- verely h n ri-d when his far* f ii i-nlii i agaii l Itus-ia are the ,aI H| > ,-Mil I Sr-erui 1 jet" b i- i: ♦-.».ot* ,. " 1,, -1 iHaiti 14 i>H \\ ft! t i l l ' ' l l VI lit 1' tVi'v will m nke"titpfr'fntt.re hi.me f«ruck jhe^dnsIdH.ar.l ni a c.lllslun II^L""nW I ‘ xtl'.*”*1 ' ” , ’IM ' - a i-e- of 'mt-*i| ictt-ilnn and !.,*•- I,, IW* ....... l|H*l|«’l| Mis *l!» 1m I It* t. it n when .a 11*33 Imt v ilt keep '.ml - 11 In- regard- "favorably" the lit* III V'lUi Ik11*hf lent I*»!•* itiYl'IIIIM I hi r* their appeal to t.ns II, It,, hot cngaa^M n the Insurance hualnr*. by Kohert E. Myers, rirlan.lo, ..... , ft",;.* * , V' .,r T'VstciVN .1 ........ M.1fI\ Km***|"I■,*fl 'ihifi'MiH'M f«*i* idea id a meeting with Elsenhower; as yenerftl m an.ber of Ihe P. W « .1 Green Cove Spr.nga. I A„ „V.. .Vril.lr. „ ........... i„ W ! S n i h Z / W li:'i ‘ 111* n| ti’fi-M iiilfilK | It 1••11m u nil Mini uuiilcr in I fi.’l.iMil ■ ImnIoi Y \Yi*>r WIfl >IMl .’! war between Hie U S and the I hr t'a llin ij at Ihe 1,1 s .it » 1 1 it 1 it a ill h. iif hiii*l jiti’-sMartin, Jr. Insurance Ageney. Mr.| According to the patrolman. Mr umber nlut r the iuriwn\ .lone* , . 1 V ftti »M f lli* I hull! ll | Imm| * 1111*1 \AimhiU - Imme alter a l.,\n ah * till I4’}| 111 Im'ImSI' 11)4 *1,171t"*■f «if ,| So-tel I'n ion I- nut inevitable; (3) Martin la Mr. Thuralon’s brother- Duffy suffered hmUed left leg ; announce,I r„m di. i Ken I’' o,v,',\ h 1'h ' On-. hriu: m.ii Ii.in iiM iilinl .lillwmi'l It ii - - tn I- "int.-re-ted lit ending the fIimu " i l l >■* «• I •*■%**ss. I l i m i t 111 MHMlIl'tt M l.ml 1 ami ftmlmv Inm ■- •— while Mr. Myer* incurred mtnm ■ • * ......... .... " ' lln1 Kit-mlm Till kfi h i miimimj>l i .ii m Knrea" and i4t Ihe sources a lmlnt.il hunt the\ a. I M l ill!» 1 1 * • iiml nil * )ft tl 1 , ill * \ ul world I'lmlettlhin lie "every"A fter nearly 30 yenrs of farm- Imerulluns of the forehead. WII V.Mia,lla'd ‘h'ft'sm rflud imm ^ ‘‘"1 'J [ " V o u i in'h'o'o,-, ■ 1* III | Hit. 1|ll| | VAill hi III ht'lt ll • in In await In- r*-tuin tie whit,- 1111*111if .4(ItHi t.f ill I'Ji l 1si| if -lint- and lit ev e r-tiling wherever iny in Sanford, we naturally li*lf Uwni II. Bonus Jr., sailor ut Green ago in lilt AJ2l‘ "Suvity,■'* ni.plnne! , , , , \ ..ill* f tlr f111111.41\ Mil'll 111,ri" -tu Women tn ntic cimip. N .f .1■. m aiHun-" n( the cuid to have," Mr. Thurston said, "but Cove Springs, tr passenger In the Tor the NoiH, I'.d,. and lo- wu- t„ ' m .1 I «""*" 11 ■111*4■11 Ilfs III |tl| .'MM il Ml.1 - ar .iggn-'siuaiiulliei find I 'pre-siiin (hiit iipporiuoUy In Athctn* win* m* Myurn enr, vii u f r n r ti» * n ir iv c huivk wiiu Httotji <'Ium*. -mum . ... . u ' t" * . K lr n h i.H l F n if liir y In 11rll ill 111j111••r v (rimer P m cell "We have -i-eti c.iim ti lin e tie SlJilm Ii a - un -e-i-i'Jil nccasintlS ‘ -,-t„, '• and in , 1111< fgornl We could not afford to turn nose, while Chatline l.ewellcn, Hr- The >)tU<l«• n i, „k> d up at tlo ■ h.-ar*. tin venm r'- wife l.ilil Ihe 1 j i l l i l - •1i%i I> I<•'I lit, I S d *'m M .ilU ief n Hu- pa-I i r-niimli-d tu written t down. We are still interested in lundo, also a pansenger in the same I and siiout* of "I , him" riiul Rnmt* Dies Of Cnlic im IfuIrh a\ >M| ie(lte MIiimI I 'fMm iM -pie-tlnn, . , „ . in.: iiurchlin *. " B ill we base 1 m nlm t.iM e hnm epn»eil liv I S newsmen Sanford nnd expect lo keep both.eat, Incurred minor abrasions of there ..... I* were h.-nr.l a* the, | )„. tfiviruf tin «ulr for cnloreil people mi Ihe fjirm f?eI Ml I II >|n* eil(it 1(1(1 llliil Um amt almost Invarmlil) he lias exour farm anil house here a* w» re- the ankles, liomtld K. Sitvage, a ,plum 1111r /«*<I TSi1 mu-ssed a liellef that a U. S.liOMK r Ili-mii t«n yi .ii old I he cnlnreil wmin n .in- pet lei liy SnV|('t> 111*1\ lit* , , rHit*a th i Id l Mih’ tiMh* i I'UllUm In till* I'lllhlliMI Jlf lh«* ganl them as good Investmenta." third sailor from Green Cove before eonii.b' in to hind s|irru*Mi the\ fM'i’f1 In nvrtTMli |h* tiii-'ijin war i- imt mevitable and .M..th,„li*t n.ihlren'* II..... wa- clephaut pr>*lbtv horn in Home welt-nine there Mr. Thurston came to Sanford Springs, wan a puHsenger of thr Ul.en the plane landed < -m d r., „gM,. Ml „ tlll Zoo, died ol i-nlir nn ( hri-linaIhe while wmnen in the ilili' I lMlIltM fll .ll Hit* .Hal1114* I 1fM♦* III ll a willingnesH in meet with Hie H S. In June, 1020 with his father Myers’ car, also. Kennedy loxn-d it up the runway ........ . u,.,.„.utjll(, eve C iilliin were iiivit.-il into the wltlli' Is11ritIic n Jiixev in MYer tonfuti'ni e eltlef executive Peter Thurston, who now also lives Thill 1'Mfilnl* nn* t' Inifuil "i»"r ...... very Mr. Duffy was circling n Ittfi? and came to a *t..p directly In wt„„„ Tin1 news t-umi' as a i'hri-1mi,- eolitinttl'il. nilotnal tvp*' Imtpe on Nni did Hieie .i*i]it-:it In lie much In Athens with his daughter, Mrs. ro n l convertible, owned by Mr Ih1* imnmveil urillv nf the We t ire-ii .1f ' ........n. wlm edged l|(llt u)ll)iu,| N'tlval v >lllnrv lilnw In lens *,f 1itnilsiiiul- uf I lie the plnnlaliiiti litipe, from the Western viewMartin. Following his graduation Rale, Patrolman Harrison said un o the pln.j, h, see hir.i a. A ft" Air Malm., K It l.ewi-, \... ami i hlhired^pf llimte wlm ii ul iu-i-n 1 Tit nit linin’ ll m | 1 tiie M il ifiv* lie 11 nniliiim-iI (lit I niil Hill they le lii-e d tile im lt ilio ll jitlejiii fn| Ihe Nnl'lh \ hint M i ' m IM chatting with the children for A A|M W |((1 front local schools, Mr. Thurston and went to sleep behind the ....... . J»' f<*l |l 3 fa-cmatcil )iv the nwkwant little anil all while and Neurn went immim T s I tn S h v iei ^i-ek I * i » tejile went Into business with his father The car veered over to the left several mlmd.t.. Sard.. Clan-. -holt man ,,f the piMi*. 1 n inI elephant', lute of -pnilhelti ami hack to llie nib* that li.nl hrmicht \ ’nlut* Of Water lie yy ill* a iff eeMirnP VYilliln Ihu V\ * f m ......... . . .. ilelighl at playinj! witli a Imue them, to watt hit Tallin,dk'e and has been engaged in growing side of the highway, meeting the cIliiilM'd 11Imi' i iti tin .Navy hrt' *• 1 ««n 1 II, TOM l I EMDN |( iihlle imt |Mi'»iTYril h.u lle hall and shipping ever since. | Myers vehicle, Mr. Myers attemntThe "laxlral* man h" "ti Ihe guv Itetilo Was tile lecontl Imrn <if errmr win nritanl/eil a lin a court juMt e 1n.1v Ff .l^ll Itlt*» Hie iilix " m' A few years ago Mr. Thurston ed to cross over to the opposite (lim it,d iiml wuii-r is free; Itie hue,' Inver*, Iti.meo ami nriler *lii|,pe,l them from paying a ritf»i*iii' vanr was associated with his, uncle side to miss the oncoming car ,'rjiul. l Unit >nii me puytng only AMei ,1 liel lM fl nf ufiIM 1. 1 1 * * 1 ' Juliet III* elder sister. Hoilta, is Henry Thurston gnd the late I* but Mr. Duffy awakened , n “ *‘hi 1*1miu * day v I*11 l" the etinlrn 11., hove water gutheri’d, snfeguarilfour .lulit'l, only I'lephnnl ever to verslnl Mr* Ingram at (lie Georgia nlnitil fulvire \in rru *»n rn»li» v Kn | --I olid dt-li itiidi-il; Jus I what la It. Bach In experimenting for three - • ■- ■ iti|ii' 1 1 1 e < v kinks In Mre'lilenl eh***t h Vive birth to two liiliie* in cup 11 1 mlimllnrv at Ui'til-vill,seasons with the growing of long er In' |H'i»y!•♦** tii*yy tic h i *, i- , n-ting you ’’ tivily, 1- expi-ctiuu In-r Until any The wniueti went fimil IIHdsville KlM'litiin* staple (Sealundl cotton. Ho has middle of the highway. WImt. fur example, lines it cost 4• 4*•»Ii1»11r *I IH* I*ur ■* 'I'«*' *• 11 mi | f t ii 1 it*it IIII 1*11 *r |day now also specialised In raising cabbage Damage to the Hale car war In gel enough water delivered to Mr. Thurston who Is a past • 't "t 11.300 and to the 1P4H Old*, wiisli your fin. Just to fill the president of the Junior Chamber oft mobile coach driven by Mr Mvers By The Assoclaleil I'res* i,as,n ' le ss I Ii iiil five one.himOsrnr Hunt*-*. Ill, N,-gi,. i ,m| C o r p o r a ! W h o A l t * W i l l i Ik e K ille d In R a ttle c(° 7 f U ' •"'! • p M le x B lte d n .tr M60. Mr. Duffy was arrested 0„ The nation'* Chrlslinns holiday ■trlit of th<- Miilwnv p.iilo.i uf dieillliw uf n ■■lit, ur less thsil of the KIka. la married to the for­ accident death toil today pa-sctl tin- l liut aultdlvisiiJii mi G, ni-va it uanaaia na ,•«*» t * , i fix cents ii iiiunth, nssiiniing mer Miss Rma Hchnalwl of Sodus Ihe 300 mark v-iiTe sjiti-f.<-,| n, clem, up three Avi-mii-, wnx scnlcm-i-d l,v t -only N. Y. They have three children Auto mishap- killed 231 persons Judge Dougins Kli-nslrom to n tuiu-s a iluy. Ann, Billy and Nancy m since Op. m. Wednesday. Twenty- fine uf <213 or ltd days It* Jail Inn van get nil the water you died lit fires Thirty one oilier this morning on u cbnrg, of ugMayor Thanks Group three nipdre fur a I-itIII, poured right victims were killed hy all other gruvatt'd uxsuult, whh-h n-ulted itiin the tub Go approximately a Tennifl Matches Are For Nativity Scene type* of acridcnts M-'iiny, and a slmwa i w ill cost you In tin- shunting of two N-groi-s, W iVllh more than two and one half Planned At Hotel Personal appreciation has been day* of the extended 102-hour week one of them twice . Hunter en­ 1-veil less. The tall fur flll-hlng a l"ih't runs nliiiut iwu-ienths of a end sllll lo come. It appeared that tered ti plea nf gulllv. i i nt. Go out und wash your car or Victims of Hunter's flurry of A series of Invitational tennis expressed to the Christmas Png- the all-tlmn rerun! nf 3M Iraffie Committee hy M a ^ W B IIn m ^ ^ f„f J « ^ d a L a iru i,n a a shouting with n double l-airolled -i-rul, tin- porch it muy cost you matches between guests of the cant 11 u t.n n .* fur ihefr uoVrL "in deathi for a fnurdsv f.'hrtsiinaa 12-guuge shotgun wore Johnny two or three pennies fur .several Mayfair Inn and local tennis play­ iV r’ln -m S K uif Hie InstalUth.n of h,,llday ln 1,nfl '""V rxeccdod lirfnrp ml, S u n .Sunday d ay . application*. Rcnlt anil Earl Bryant, ulo, re­ er* I* being arranged under the bringing, alwut the Iristallallnn or before midnight And nil these rusts up; allow fur direction of Bill Sweeney, tho Inn’s the Nativity Rente at the hand Violent accidents accident* took _a ___ heavy , sidents of the same area. fh o(i and Hunter, win) both Hu- water used f„r drinking and tennis professional, Charles (J. •hell on the Municipal Pier, death (oil in the notion over (lie Addressed to Mr*. Elvira C. Gar­ Christmas hnlldav. with Iraffie ml* live ut the resldeuca of tin- lat­ 1ff.-e mukiiig mul -'miking. Include Marian, manager, announced toner, who waa chairman af the hops the No. 1 killer ■day. ter's mother, had a fight Tues­ Imiritlry mid hnnsi-hoiii cleaning reipiii i-ments, und then consider haw A new all-time death toll nn Ihe day afternoon of a family nature. Next Sunday afternoon begin­ committee, the letter statue; V"ti would go iihunt mcetltig your ning at 8:00 p. m. th i first of thesa „ “Rome few days ago, the City highway* for a four-day holiday Deputy Hherlff William Howl accepted the Nativity period waa Indicated if the current kuld today. wbier needs if you didn't have a matches will be held between Gen* Commission c< scan* from you and your commit­ trend continues. public supply system. Scott was wounded first when Tucker, city champion, and Clay *“ Compute your other water Williams, runner-up and former tee and expressed their apprecia­ Th* traffic loll mutinied steadilv Hunted fired througgh ll side throughout Christmas Eve and of the resldriu-o ut nhnul 5:00 nn Hie same liunis and try to city champion, playing against two tion for the gift to the City. "Rlnc* that time, the Nativity Chrlifm** Day and passed Iho 200 u. m. Wwlnesday, the deputy of uny olhtn ruinniodltv which guests of th* Inn yet to be •elect­ Scene ha* been Installed at the mark early today. The na lion’s 'stated. A wallet In one uf fh-utt's ed. delivered tn0 you, guaranteed ready record high traHIc fatalllirs fur a band ehell, and I have had an op1-urk iioekets was torn to pieces Th* P*lrings, as drawn hy Mr. “ at it com* four-day Chrlitmaa holiday num­ rportunlty to view tho beautiful pumldc price! Hunter fired through a side Ice I Sweeney, will bo announced tomor­ bered US tn 1030. entered his skin. Thu impoitmit i>rtunt thing nliuut your row, as toon m the registrations scene, both a t night and In thr Since fl p.m. Wednesday, the Later, almut 8:00 n.m.. Scott water hill is I* nut tho charge* It ra* from the hotel group are complet­ daytime, violent death toll Included 22.1 in *! want to add my personal was In an automobile In the Flint cords, iiut tlu> savings «ml conven* ed. It 1* planned to have both sinautomobile accidents; 20 In fires— ieiu-ea and1 necessities It doesnT I ' m •nd doubles matches, which tltanks to you and your group for none resulting from Christmas area and Bryant was behind tho mention. wheel. Hunter shot twice Into the will probably be of one-set dura- th* tint* and effort and thought­ ta, and 20 In mishaps of misful consideration which you and automobile, the deputy said, nmi •tlo>). •neoua natures. The nation's six or seven bird shot penetrated the other ladles of your group oxrecord accidental death loll over tended to tho City In nutting It Movie Time Table the extended Christmas holiday Rcoll's face, ami the aide of hla i i pcwaible fo r tho Nativity Seen* to waa TM last year. The (raffle total head and throe w e n scattered In HITZ Brvant'a hfad. be displayed for the benefit of tho Jeu e M ar was u s , “ Pony Soldier" C8L JAMII MU88AY (rffht), of Muskogee, Ok Is., shown sat log lunch with I're* I dent-elect Dwight D. Neither of the victims was lahwaya in aom* parts of the wounded seriously during the 1:40 . 3:33 . 5:2d . 7:10 EUenteiw-r on s cold Korean hillside, ties been killed In scllon In cenlei Is Sgt Jack Hutcherson, of who p a u through nut itop In our and Northeast were Icy, MO VIKL AND shooting affray, Deputy Hood I’rankfoit, Mn. The corporal went nn a petrol Into Communist lines and died w few day* after Elienhower City. : r, dry weather was report- is si Ir 1 T l l f t llfl.Alt(U "Lure Of Tin. WiMurti f ii i n t s l ? # P A ’ With tW rompllmmU of Uw returned to th* United Btstes Murray wss one uf three soldiers Gen Elsenhower culled “my gang" on Start* 0:30 • 7:03 City. 1 remain, sincerely your* Mrro and Conttablo J, Q. (Slim) th* day they sat down and sHf-cnnsrlmwly pork chops and luuorkruul with "U" company of Else", Last fcuturo 9:11 bower's old rifteenlh Infantry Rtgliucnt, Third DlvUloo. . ........ j .. _ (fnlernatlonai ioundp/ioioj_ rtported a record Galloway investigated tho shuuttm ra« e Two) Series Of Freak Navy Gives Christm as P arty For Mishaps Reported Children From M ethodist Home During Holidays Race A gitators No Russian Move Seek G eorgia’s In 1953 Seen By Chief Executive West’s Leaders George Thurston To Enter Insurance B usiness in At hens •*' ** *• “• sanfuni. ti.nng i’j SL""* 'WtiSziArz t f^»-r™m ~W_ _ ^ ■'••••v r ; .......... ...... _ _--9— ~TrnW »- .......... n&if f i W S l , ".'.i,.i"tir..f Traffic Toll Over N egro Is Wounded Period I Twice In Shooting M ounting Rapidity A ffray In Midway a wAri �ju Peace Forcnccn Judicial Scnndalfl The Sanford Herald A lto rtip y ip n n i'iiil-l'M lip H e rb e rt ftrow nnU In rcp ttrlctl to lie jilanninjr »t c lean tiweeji In th e J u s tic e D e p a rtm e n t, to p re ­ v e n t th e re c u rre n c e o f fo rm e r ncam lnln. N o p m -u u tlo m t fo r itecu riiiy lio n e sly in p o v e rn m e n l ca n lie to o g re n t, liu t mimelim e c o rru p tio n mill m nlnilm iniK trittinn d evelop w h e re leiiHt ex p eetctl. 1 4lo v e d mm ae v i l m l Hr* a * i«#o m « r ledMhvr 97, Ill’ll, «l ikv feeut Offlv P re sid e n t W iIIhim II. T n fl could Imve teH tifii'd to tliiM, y Pf NNMfuril* I’lf**lrfm, lintfvr tMv Aa* A n » fo rm e r Jurlpe, lie p rid ed h im se lf p tirtie u liirly on Id* roNorvnw nf ftforrH .1. |*T1*. c o u rt a p p o in tm e n t^ yet liis wiin Hie iidm ini.-dration in w hich h o i .m m i i.. m : n tldliiir a mu Uii iiiilin tii sen 11 In I wiin tevetiled. ohm nit % u r w A e m i t ion o f liiw udn iin lH lrn tio n wiin th e U n ited S tiiteg tlOAlOVMA IlMN'H'liVf t ’n n iin e re e t o u r t. to lo u r uhin -ii In on Ihihiih -hh m atterN fro m B mi iimi ii i r r n v N | t'Mrrlvr • ** th e In terN tn te C o n u m re e ConimiNMion mill o th e r trih u n a ln . mm T hin wiin e x p e c te d lo -(peed up cuni' n and to d evelop a c o u rt J-™ o f NpeciollHtM In huNim-Hs prohlcmH. A m o n g itw appoinleoN ------ I T n f l nam ed Ito liert \V. A rehhold. W ith in th r e e y e a ra in!■2 . krMiTto,«i..JTr<,JJT3‘ H«7ir« «•' Ntancen o f m iaeom liict r n hi« p a rt w ere diNcloNed, none, how«»i-!i* f,,r o,r Parana* j.yer, comiiiK U nder th e e rin iin a l NlatuteN. arMi,s,arti.ini,* CoriiircHH wiin no f f ieientl,v tlj«tiiH ied to Im peach iiim, a n d a f t e r h e a rin g te« tin m n y , to rem o v e iiim from office. Mri.rr.rnir 1 XmOmuhII* lit In■Mill* ....................... .. I l r | i r - h r * i 1 . , ! l * r . ‘I'niN wiin in ItH b mid (tie (iisuporoval o f 11*in Ncleetion wiin *»r, 1*H \ iirli, I hlriuii, ll-lrnl! em phatdxetl hy th e deeiNion o f UongroNM nooii a f te r w a r d to *«»"•*« <lt* nml Ml. . W* llrtMlU In n M,nih*p ,i* II, aiioliNh th e c o u rt. Ar< Ithohl’N wiin th e Inat cnae to d a le in AasM-latril l*-r-. nMrM It r«llllrU w h ich Im p each m en t o f a fe d e ra l o ffic ia l reiuilted In convic­ H i Im I»*|* I,, ikr n«r tat rrrnMI. {•••** *N O r l»r«l am * prlHlr,! tio n . W IS!* prtttpnprr n« ttrll all T h ia illiiH tratcd T n f t’a ill-fo rtu n e . N o th i.ig w ent rig h t AT tttnm Xltpairfcr*. in hiH a d m in is tra tio n . K ven ilia iient iHiliclea proved unjiopuv FRIDAY IIKI*. 29, 1932 la r, a n d w eak Hpota, aa in th e C o m m eiee C o u rt, developed in T b frr are no prrfu-t men nor IMiMiticm.N w ith w hich he took th e m o at paina. F Wpmrn. All must do their part to n fm»Try hfutu1* Tho Chinese Peasant * 8u*h hotnp* do not romp by tfi. thane*. Hath member of * home Tlu* p ow er b eh in d I lie th ro n e o f lied C h in a In th e atolld ■houlil examine hlmielf dillgi-ntlv ■' 0»ar«»vf.r fault* nn<l *elfi«hne«*. p rn u p o f n e a rly fo u r h o n d re tl m illio n peananlN w ho, in ci­ ff 11 1" 'N'tter to dwell In Die wlliler- d e n ta lly , m e th e onea w ho pnl Hie Itcda in pow er. T h e y form neae, than with u ronlentlnua noil th e A chillea heel of Fed ('iiin a . T o d ay th e UhineHi* p e a a a n t, , mi anifty woman. — I'niv, 2l;l!». . ,1m, m ore th a n UHitai, th e fo rg o lle n m an. (lo ad ed to pro d u ee In *pitr of all its crmmcrcialitm m orn food a n d h eav ily tn x u d to pay fo r th e needed lntliiNlriajhern sm n rd in he more real »r- ji/.nlion tif ilia c o u n try , th e jieaMmil ch n fea u n d e r ta x a tio n ligion in Chiiitmn* this year than w ith o u t roproN ontntion. ha* been evident for »cme time. lie la not, for Inatnnce, growing the full tptoln hecauae l.ntH**»Ul,* l In ” MH4 illliltfd dally Aaturrinf M ' S i i m d i i »* i b n * i u i u a nun ;%r t Mrs* l*wMl«*l»r*l no MuImMoio fi»l ( d l l I'MrUloriin oneI tr«r«. I ll MummoIIii Afteooe ((nnllniietl From Pag* One) Imptrallon and Ic.itlrrshlp In It* 1roiihlnl effort* lo forge * unified defense community. There is much hope that defense will take a new spurt forward after Jan. 20, even Ihough imigh Elsenhower may Demand Kurone trim the ful to heef up Its By JAMES MARMW Associated P rris Writer *t. Series Of Mishaps Taxicab March (Continued P rssi t**"e One* •i charge of reckless driving, will­ ful ami wanton. A ID 1(1 Packard sedan, driver by IT. (S. Gibh*, Badger, In., ran out of gasoline early Thursday morning on Hlghwny 17-1)2 about { ( • ■ in n s r »«w r»«« ('•»! lo Atlanta whelm Ills* Elaine ltd**, a leadrr. saw they had first tele­ graphed the governor. Finding him absent from nil Atlanta office for the holiday*, thry decided to he siege him at his home. Both Parties To Caucus On Jobs Now Available WASHINGTON C« - Joseph Sta­ lin had nothing to lose by giving plrasant answer* Christmas Day io questions about pence. Dy being pleasant, he made propaganda hay. If he bad snarled. It would have tasir • J U J r i n a te : i o r To Divide Spoils muscle*. hbyJn „nlhcr » w "rar*, rr . . * the K ure to see Mrs, Ingram in prison | j ] q Democrats Statesmen end soldier* alike hern propaganda against him struck twice, Actually, he rnnintilU-d himself car of a motorist who stopped to and seek her liberalion nitrer that. »sh*tever else the year lo nothing when he said he was brings, It will see nn Jrt-up In itnsMix* Boss gave her address a* How Over Leavings assist him being hit twice ami a sin’s needling, probing anil Imlly- "favorable" lo arrangements for wrecker once. 22 W. atlli S ired , Now York, and a meeting belwren himself and Ing. Itul they will have a hard ta»k tfCNOTfiN T — llrmse Be Mr. Gibbs pulled hi* ear off Ihe said she was assoc Ia led with the In keep alive nny sense of urgency president-elect Eisenhower ami road, Civil (tight* Cungrcs*. .... Democrat* caucus binding smith, while riiroutr would "ro operate" In trying for a ruling masses of Europeans who The governor had shown llltlr scparalrly nrst week, the former with Ids wife and a brother to Sanpence In Korea lie has loophole* more and more, are reassured by with the visit of I ic (.-> <i t ide op the spoils from the for doing nothing. If he Intends foul for the Christmas holiday* sympathy Stalin'* "peace" talk lie left the left rear wheel nf Ihe women when plans for It were dls cup victory in November, the bib Western intelligence, however, doing nothing. in New York hy William I. j(.r t„ scrap over the leavings The New- York Time* on flee. automobile on the highway, the rinsed agrees the danger ha* by no mean* Patterson, executive secretary of It srirod* of patronage mists, passed. Soviet military manpower |R aubinltted hi the l<u**lan Km patrolman said. some of them paying over llft.nno Jerome D. Washington, Jackson the Civil Bight* Congress. and supplies are fast heln» In­ haasy here several question* In be In a telegraphic exchange with a "c ir, will he at the disposition creased behind (he Elbe Diver. forwarded to Stalin. The liming of ville, driving with hi* family to a Patterson Wednesday. Tnlmadge o' "-e vlctorlmi* Republican* ader There are an estimated tan Dusstnn the answers may have been nrcl Odin llulrk, slopped to lend assist­ said that nothing would Iw dime they orgatd/e Ihe new House on and satellite divisions In European dental but, from the viewpoint of ance. lo impair the constitutional rtghti Jn» •» lust about nil of them now Itussln ami her East European tlusslan propagandists, was excel­ I’rennrinq to pu*h the Glhh* of the visitor* but that he was a-e held by Democrats, only a few (mnpets. The aim nl Ihe North lent The answer* were delivered ear, he wa* off the hlghwav with apprehensive of their motive, and of whom will he retained as "Mi Atlantic Treaty Oraanitatlon wa« to the Time* late Christmas Eve lioI the left rear wheel of hi* ear " peace and order" would he i f - *v rmplovc*" at lower salaries fid division* and tt.onn by I9.VI. Dot night. oil Ihe road. The Bepulilirau eniieus set for maintained tlrcnuse (hr Time* Is a morning that goal became only a dream in will form d Edward W. Su:o«kl. Sanford State Patrol officer* with a court !"’xl I’rldav rid av oafternoon fte mid.December when NATO cut It* paper, Ihe Stalin slory had to np andidates fur speak 1033 program lieraiiae nf confi­ pcsr In Ihe Christmas morning •Naval Air Station, dHvinic a ID ID order halted the group of while ; k. sergeant al arms. going a t a high rate of aml Negro women when thev nr dence among politicians, combined edition* And. with new* ***t«allv iDmlge, “ ............. .1 llejdiviib; .w-Usm u.r ..mi 'hours with public pressure to cut ex­ scarce Christmas Day, a Stalin peed an Ihe fag-shrouded high- rived from Savannah statement was bound to get maxi way. struck the Rulrk’ with hl« penses. l Z { r ^ v h f . r t T " . t n i ^ r hv r ’ c r t n S t e M candl ear, knocking it into a deep ditch, In this flusslan encircled eastern. mum attention. It did. And. since Christmas I* Ihe one hi! the Packard and came to a "vicious hissilums and Klansmen " ^ X l f T i l l vote „„ mn*t Eurujiean outpost nf the West­ ern world, »nmr lop flight Inlelll- day when the Weatern world sing* slop In the middle of the highway, Mrs. Mabel Thom^fWi.^ listing die nominations shortly after It e of Pie eonveoes on Jan. 3. The Brpuhllean genre men appraise the cold war most longingly of peace on earth, ihe patrolman raid. herselt as a repro Slalln may have felt II was the ontlixik for 1033 as follows; A Bailiff wrrckrr came lo the j Negro Labor Council, said the r.ind'dntes are shoodn* heeause day moat anor»prf*tc for reoreItussln. rather than Dip West, scene ami hooked onto the Dodge, group only Intended to bring ' bit Ihe GOP has 221 House seals to senting himself as big-hearted Joe, ronlrnls the situation It can Melvin It. Hoover, llaltininrr,1 Christmas greeting to this 211 for the Democrat* and one In­ although it Is well known he Is the Inll'nllve and make the West •Diving a IWfW Ford sedan at * woman. dependent. Thrrc ore two Deni no believer in Sanla Clans lump What Diissla will do n»» Heli rate of speed. Patrolman She referred to the <3 yenr-ntd nerntte voeonrlcs One of the Times’ question* said depend iijHin developments within One was ere.a led on Christmas "Would you welcome dlplmnulie HonWnii mid, passed some xltrnni Mr* Ingram, convicted with two the Western alliance flares nod a man with a flash­ voting sons of murdering John F. eve hv the death of Hen Eugene conversations with representative* The West's unity primarily |* light. and struck all three of the Stratford, a white tenant farmer, Cox D G a). informal leader of linseil on French-German relation* of the new Elsenhower adm inistra­ vehicles with his ear. Soulhern denmerals In Ihc House near Ellavlllc Nov i. 1W7 tion looking toward the possibility and the planned conlHIiulinn of 12 lie died of a heart ailment, nl 77. of a mretina between vo"rself pud Mr, Hoover wa* arrested on Some of the group, whirh IravGerman division* to the Eurooenn in (be naval medical center al Gen. Elsenhower on easing world rhorue* of driving while intoxi­ rllcd by train from New York lo army. If Ihls nlnn falls, the AllanBethesda, Md. cated and driving without a Savannah, »a!d the tW-yearnld nearby tie nations will have to scramble tensions?" He was the second Ion-ranking Slalln aaswered: "I regard thl* driver’s license. Mr, Numskl wa* Stralford wa* killed iMiemisc he lo put loeether a new defensive morn produce meiina more laxahle jiroperty. I.ike anyone nn the powerful House in rested on a charge of driving *t tried to rape Ihe Negro woman Democrat Prime Min-iter Slslin *,,yt hr liusiia will have gained , ""m ytion favorably " Buie* Committee, which decides elae, he ohjecta tti working for the government without pay nlllanrr « sored too great for existing connn ImiMirtant victory without war ' Stalin was heln’' rmi«latent c-ilh The pica of the Ingram* at their will rn-epernlr with l.iirnlinwer In "dial legislation shall he cleared Hcvcrul tinva each month. trial 'in IMS, howrever. wa* sell if< > mijii) She will gain. loo. If Ihe Well’* •"», P#r‘y , line The CommunUls '•'lion*. for floor llluaiv debate, to die since the fnt! the knreun w*r It enulf) mnlle Meanwhile Red China nectla Imluatrlal produda and lieace conlrnct with Germany i* J'l*lm *«» lm the genuine peace ,3lr*. (’alvin Hill, Geneva, aeeont- *l«*f*'nNC. Unth sides agreed thnt ,\nVcmher election a hig difference in the future milla. The only aource for theat la money from the able of not ratified. If the Sehumnn eonl i Invar*, even when blocking or rle lianieil tiy her husband, left the J(*° slaying followed a protest hv Snlmth of Chicago, the roitrie of events ihtmighnul the agricultural produda. ItiiHain, the fatiier of the Communiat «leel pool plan fall*, If France and ‘try in g It, n» thev dbl wilb Ihe right siile of the road while white farm er that Buie* Commlllec chairman, was Germany enn’t solve Ihelr differ . fivailnn uf Korea hurth-r If Sineast on Dtatr Bouil tfi, belonging to the N egron, likewise (he- other. Dealli of the tw-n makes world if he would. nnlirina. haa lew nnita of induatrlal eipiipment to apnre, enres over the rich Saar Ilasln or If l'n ’f'0'1 *, .nK 'Inelly for prupn- driving \3ednesday niglit, the palrolnmii | sharecropper*, had *trnycd Into Hmiani W Smith (D \ ’a) Dugeneral unrest continur* In North ill1 '"* ",l,l doexn I w ant to meet «nid, nnd turned over the iti.17 " * field* and damaged crops highest Democrat on the Buies Tile Nativity Scene at the Hand Diucii lean giv e a w a y , „ . Afrlra I Elsenhower (be wnnling of the The order barring Ihe women Committee, Shell ha* added * fine Inurli d rr-» C h in a haa done tin a-lievahle th in g a Rlnce th e te.la But If Ihe peace and European (lUMlbtn and the answer are gen Pontiar sedan on it* *iile In n deep I from the prison was obtained hy In nest week’s caucuses, each lig'mt* freiinu In the CiiriuriM.l K(iu aalied lib e rty a n d m ad e h a rs h d iacip lin e [Hiaallile. C alng Defense Community Irenlle* are , rr., eoungh to Rive Stalin n big. ditch. .Si.e gut mil of the ear (he on- Warden ft P. Ilulkcom from Judge pnrlv will elect Its own floor lead _ ' m aaaea o f m en an d an iron h a n d ah a can nccom pliah m uch approved, If Knrnnc’* eeonomle 'J1 . 1 * iraion. Congratulation* to the la­ recoverv I* speeded, If the situs- ** l,u’ nuestloo indie*ted-am! Iriihiian mid. mol reimtted (Imt Melville Price of Ludowlrl. It en er Charles A flallcck of Indiana dies wlmir hard work a ml forrtiglii Imt thcae methoda will not laiiltl atcel milla or damn or fleeta linn In North Africa I* nailed down, H"1* W‘V "hal Slalln said ve* lo- tier husband was pinned in the rn i Joined them In the name of "peace for the Boptlblicnns and Sain Bav of merciinatH rtliipa. She needa the peaaant and Ida produce. Ihen. these Intelligence men say, before he and Elsenhower ever cot Ifnwever Hits proved t.» I." a false aml ,,i’der" from Interfering with burn of Texas for the Democrats lias made thi* delightful icrne jio*Patrolman Harrison T,riMm routine, which allow* visits are unopposed And the peaaant chnfea ill I lie yoke. It imirin hint two r tinier* for | toupthiT ifi(il ikrii *iIh on Iwith side* .ilium a ft e r lihle. Bnvhum. now streaker, will tie in prisoners only hy relatives Plml. thr Kremlin ran *c\ hack hi,vc ,w niort t#» rl«*cl«lc what hurried to the scene. succeeded In that posi hy Jnscph Mr. Mill was arrested on a It* timetable for Communist dom -1 *PC ,w" men should discus* when W Marlin Jr.. Massachusetts He The xrridrnlal deslh loll during Life On The Planets InnUnn of Kurotir hot keen the rn<’* v 11* ^ r . Nn**lan* could charge of public intoxication nnd publican who was speaker in the Weather the first 24 hour* of the ('hriitim,* cold war brcwlnit (Thl* U the exprevent *urh n meetlnn on hi* wife on eharge* of driving GOP-controlled 80th Congress. lesion wa* near the 700 mark with If M um ItiiH life. >» i-* mily th u i o f jiliuitn. iiml Hu'W n f peetailnn of British Intelligence Stalin’s Instruction*, hv squabbling while her driver’s license was re- • ” ■ High low I'rrrlp. traffir fatalities reaching 147. “If th e mn.st p rln iiliv i’ liiril Thin (•oiii'I iin Iiiii In ilrnw ti lay Hu* which reportedly believes Ihe cold with the Weslern dirdoninl* until si rifted and rerkles* driving. Ihe whole Imsines* fell a|inrl in wnr will Insl until 111.37 ) While lounging the couple iii iuil Asheville .38 31 the preienl trend continur*”, >ay» N uliunui (JpuKruiiliic nliiilyiiig phtiliqriuDhH disagreement .1 a* . I 4: | . «. \ 4X11! Illfim U n iR H » |M " . »S »o ciety n n « ,, m m . , * ***n ............ ^ »tu k en in y’nnford. the patrolman said, he , ||(iston 37 Alternatively, Joseph Slalln may NOTICE TO DBOKKBH—The Another times’ question said me rutinfi«l x'lalrty Council, wr jJV t |K, | n l^ (. t f*li-Kr«i|i«- in Ihilnninr M m m tuin in rn lifu rn ln . ran aero** n llolck off the roail Chicago 21 consider that. In view of growing •• Griddle Drivcdn properly In«lr hrailed for *n all lime high fm irU m rT H k e ',,Wo,'M «" <rp*r«l,- In any new will. Its I.light light* Iurnc.l oil. 21 Tip! pb-tim m iiidientc tlm l th u re In n trln in dloxiilc, on Western strength '■ iV ralrd nn Pat* 81, 83 anil 88. i . ' I ? . ' d l n t n n i a l l e nppntaeh designed to Me stopped to qucntlon a Negro Cleveland 41 bos Angeles (he holiday dr.illt loll". K„r<,m, Amended Pint of Drnld Park, wlileli (lim it h live, m td w a lo r wipm*. T h e y allow no nIrii o f a ealrnlaled risk of war In a series hr|na „lHMIt m, Pm, who sold he was the owner, and New Orleans 47 of tough move* lo strengthen Knv War?" Nssilssls Ciuuitv, Florid*, has while lie wa* cheeking the lieense Now York 38 What lire railroads mean lo llir oxy g o n , w h ich w ould lie uocoNNiiry fo r mtiiiiiil life. A lso th o let position* In Europe One such hern sold hy St. John'* Beall) Himrnnld Slalln say nn? Hr 30 Cnmpnsy. SouthpHit i* well put by the presi- Icm iio rith irp (IoooiiiIn to itiH orls cold IovoIn, too novito for move mav he a new htoeknde of wouldn't look good. He said: "I plate number, the Negro ran away, Seattle 30 Wrst Berlin. Or the Soviets may nerer lo ro operate hrrn"*e the Wsterdny, the pnlrolmnn arrested 'Jacksonville tiny im lm nl lift* wo know to onduro, Wnllrr C, Ball, Ownrr Adr. d*nl of (hr .Seaboard Air Line svlio 83 N o ith o r th e m oon n o r V oiiun. b o th o f w hich linvtr boon drop Ihe Iron Curtain In strategle USSIt I* Interested In ending Ihe Parry McCray, Sanford, on njfdlnnil InJd the fsoutbrsd Shipperi Ad31 charge nf improper lights. I Tallahassee Austria. West Gerni*n Chanrellor o n ro fiillv ph o to im iiilio d , hold on I tiny p ro n to r poNHiliiliticN. Konrad Adenauer believe* Wo»! war In Korea." And mavhe al vknry Hoard in Jackionvdlr the N o o th e r plm ict in o u r Nolnr NjNlom iN tliotlffht to lw lit nil Germany mold hr attacked hy 1**1 liussin really wanl* (be war oilier day that ihe average hiiiiim I ended Dili II hasn't demonstrated m o re (irontiHlmi. KlNowhoro In th o iiiiivorno th o rn m ny ho Ccecluudnviik nr Polish triwip*. aiiv such inrllnaliou. compensation nl railroad employed homo Htnr w hoso living rondllinin* roNotnhlo otifH, h u t t h a t Giie nf the troubles or gimmicks, ha*-lnoeaied from $1,471 to $4,Iiower Standards To In Stalin’* answer about ronjser.i. In N om othini; W hirli w.< lim y novor know . 013 in the la«l 7$ years. Ilmi is that what he calls ruuper* llriiifjr In More Medics Hull lliav look to the West like downright wrecking Ia rile* Dmt mke yutiinif nr yom Merlin Pommumluiil Truffit’ Toll In view of the Itossian record dren loo irriomly. Up m Nrw WASHINGTON 'T -T h e Defense I h (iivon New I* o n ( Deiinrtmenl loilnv announced a low il seems nnllkrlv Slalln Inlend* Ills rConliMiir<l From I’s - r One) Jersey a small boy Ind bii Cliriilnumber of m eldents. In Chicago, rrlng nf njiyalegt re.pilrenient* answers lo have real meaning, al ma* toy. 11** mniher uud uncle inmill! e said the 71 hour* nf Christ l which wilt allow another rheck of Ihough he could make them have IlF d D K IiliE It G . Germ any M' lervrned. A policeman off duty and t! M. A rm v headquarter* tndav ins Day were among Ihe worst in *,ix*i doctors, dentist* and velerl II, If lie wauled lo nut of unifnrm also intervened, nutuuinred that Ma) tin t la’inuel |j„. city'* traffic history. There nnrians |irevlously re)e. (nl lor Navy Pretty soon a scuffle started and II. Matlirwson, American com were Mime 1,30(1 accident* More military servlrc. Thr department ushl lls lowered In llcrllii, has been up puin a iloreo oers'Ui* were killed, before it ended two people were innmlnnt lolnled emiinnndliig general ol Ihe luelmling four hy hit and run driv- standard* would permit fuller use (C o ntlu iird From (’sge G n r l shot. A pour ending for the spirit I. 8. rone of conimunitnllnns in |.r* Traffic Chief Michael Aearn of doctor* who are under Selective voliintarv r.iiitrihulloii-i were u A • f Christmas. blamed tMi* hunvy lull (in drunken Service or In thr nlfirer* reserve, ed for from every mnn ulalloioul Ill* *uerc**or In Iterlln, Mai. driver* mid Inrrcasrcl trafflr be without hurting the quality of med­ at tile imvnl lui-e. The reapniiRn Nearly a billion dollar* more in (len. Thnmn* 8 Tlmherinan. emu ciiu«e n( Ihe rclnllvcly mild wrath- ical care In the armed service*. w«.s «o greul that enough ninnrv The announcement also said n was colteelrd lo i IhXo tbe ClirlslOiri*lm*i (ale* were rrrordrd tlii* mnnder of the Flr*t 11. S Infantry rr. Dlvl*lon, I* to take over Id* post The Associated I'rcs* Mirvey con­ saving equal to the srrvirr* of 4 nun m*s nnrly for Ihe orphan* and With such a wonderful reception of the new 1953 Ford, we year than latl tending to diipcl any Dee 20 tinue* through Ihc extended holiday phvalrlans ha* resulted frmn reliev­ '•ill lave roe.|.;h left |n make u notion of a rrtruion incident lo Brig. t)en Charie* T l.anham, weekend to mldnlitht Sunday. The ing military doctor* from non-med­ xlienhle il.inatlmi in ihe Flk* Cl"h are in a position to offer you the following extra clean the recent elfrtion. More than Id former chief of piddle Informallint Nullmial Safety Council ha* call- ical dulles. Deilh* among wivnd rd getting medical treatment since I f,,f , . t'hrlatmaa party for at Supreme llenriimirter* ot Allied used cars at a very low priej. mated a traffic death toll of .100 blllinn dollar* worth of rrlail lair* the Korean War. it added, are run '" '.'•f children. I'owcr* lu Kurone al Fontaine In making nrriiiigcniciitM for were wrung up tlii* month, leading lilt’ti. France, will take command for the 102 hour period. Council President Ned II. Dear* yesterday'* parly, Ihe ronimitten government eronomid* In com* of the Flr»t Infantry Division. horn nald If the present trend enn- II rale. (elt that It was not enough to give ment< "Cliri»lma» 1932 wa* die A LL O U P U5LD CARS W A R R A N T ED Ilnur*, however, "we are headed •till "a gift" to each child so A. for an all time high fur the holiday Airlines Are On Wav D. bowman, DM2, went to the grand-daddy o! them alt- (peaking death loll." m o n t h s or Method!*! Home in Enterprise and dollar-wite". ^ Stalin Statement Thl* death loll hv state*, listing To New Safety Mark obtained a list from A Tb>'*"" truffle, fire and mlaeellaneou*: nn. superintendent, of thn exact The Stale Highway Patrol re* I * X - n o n Mac. (t'ontimied From Cage fine) Alabama I « 0: Arlmna 2 0 0; srtirjp each youngster w-afiteu mr veal* more than hall a million polnl. In Stalin’* expre**ed willing- Arknnxa* 3 0 1; California ID 1 I); Y iu/f/OhrUtniu*. The committer Hun dollar* Worlli of property damage nc»* lo eo operate In any new dip Colorado 2 o 0 ; Connecticut I 1 0; mxili* a special point of seeing that from highway accident* during llio lomalle ueilure* looking toward Delaware I 0 0: Florida 2 0 0; thl* year with 0.3H passenger "until Claus followed that list a* In Korea. Georgia 3 0 2; llllnol* 111 I 1; Ii\* death* for each 100 million pa*as tinssllde The results , month of October alone. There peace Thl* reply, it I* true, created the dlaitn 12 0 0; Iowa 3 1 I; Kama* ai-nger mile*, tho Glvll Aeronautic* elofejy MAr 01 NfPAIPfO BVANYAIHHURIZFUNAriONA! were evident from the look on each w*u 1,033 highway wrrek* refill­ mo*l Intercut In Waihlngton. Imt 2 1 0; Kentucky 3 n 2. Bltlr I hiv or gill'* face ns thev Hoard raid yesterday. SCI WARRANTY DIALLR INIII! UNHID S1AU5 i.nul»iuna 3 l 0; Maryland 3 2 0; ing iu 24 death* and 3 1d Injurir* Rome (kepllelam wa* cxure**cd The death rate wa* an estimate enrniul thr package personally nilaa to whether the ItuKklan Mnaxarhuaett* 3 1 1 ; Michigan 10 lm*cd during the month. Moil ol-llie** privately dressed to them. on latest available statistic* leader wa« alricerelv lulcreitod In n 0 3; Mlnneaota 3 0 0; Mlxxlailrnl > When tho rhlldrrn left thr Na­ .accident* tould have been prevent­ new approach to the peace prob 1 0 0; Mlx*ourl II 0 0; N ebrnika, for the yenr not ipdlr cndH. T’r ed fry the jiiP|»er exerci»e of cau* lom, nr whether thix wn» more of 1 0 0; Now Hnmnxhtrc 1 0 0; Now1rate for 100] wa* 1.3 death* for val Auxiliary Air Station n ftrr pnrlv, thrro was no dimlit In the lam e Kremlin propaganda. Jersey 2 I 2; Now Mexico 3 0 0 ;. rnch 100 million passenger mile* ‘h« lion among automobile driver*. The previous low record was 1.1 their minds that thrro definitely In any event, it wa* evident that Now York 31 2 1. 10IU Kurd VH Uulmmi Ktirdur, l(ndit), llcalvr. Overdrive i a Santa Claus. far aa tho Truman nrimlnlitruNorth Carolina < 0 3: Ohio 20 Something which ha* for a long aa III000 Mild* lion ia concerned, xomclhlng more o i; Oklahoma 9 0 0; Pcnnaytvania I letn m i lo u* to be of vital than Stalin’* wurua—mme concrete 10 l 1; South Carolina 1 0 1; Smith loot Ford VH Cuttlom Tudnr, llitdlo, One (»wner lance to our Italian wa* evidence of hopo for ■ truce—would Dakota 1 0 0: Tennoaua 9 1 1 ; ! bo needed to create any rent Inter­ •d the other day by Raymond est. r> He tuggetlt that one of the 1050 Ford VH CuHtom Tudor. lUdio, Overdrive, One Owner Ai for the Idou of a Stalln-Elientiling* our public official* hower meeting. Washington wanted do in the tiiuggte for good more Information on Elsonhnwor'* 1050 Ford VH, Del.uxe Tudor, New Fatal, One Owner altitude and on whether Stalin mrCrnmenl i* to resolve lo llril the would bo willing to lake any af­ i‘h, 'T o n lop*, far loo long," he firmative action to bring about iyi, "have polillcian* in , office ■uch a meeting. 1010 Ford VH, Custom Tudor, One Owner, I^tw Mileage 1948 Plymouth rgetieed cruel dcceil* in the nam* /fine humanitarian objective*"; Convertible Coupe Aaafyte* tfta farafage J 1010 Ford VH, Cuntom Tudor, Radio, Ovrrdriva fc r u t t* v lien* it plenty of room in our j E xtra Clean, llndla E xtra Cleant Good Tlree, jWSItfy for difference* of opinion*! •acUa and Heater j | wa should at tea*! itriva to 1010 Ford VH, Ctmtom JFordor, One Owner, Very Ciood UondHkm • U IMMttoe | > f tha f x tt, _____ a g l U adtag ladaiirlale SEMINOLE COUNTY’S MOST EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIP 6 MON NOW 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan trooeccfi under NSW AHfMWtltAAftOM Railroad* are taking in more Ipey than eve* before de*pile the ( ’.'McraAta in other form* of flM iorttlion, and • slight drop in rutted. Revenue* nearly 7 percent; freight bwn about 5 jwrcenl. Op* Mle are alio al an alt time iR«g profit* dawn under » ago. but illghtfy above Wfllitn by top •rnnnmiit* ru M*f nf ns'i.xully-fcfvown investment reirtrch ergenitailoa, "The 19)3 Fom tu” Mirohr* the ratlie *to- £ 1940 Ford Convertible Coupe 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan E xtra clean, Radio. Ona Owner. nnmie point «*-vtew,Mim*rr4 eeinii dividend* Ptt ik»r« for 6) Tndu*rrieti, <0 radioed* end 2) utiUtie* — * »iluiblr eM to eviiy b-j*t»wr> man and investor. hit i r t t fret myv — Ml in and moil coupon. - • n*iw N *t**rM ,,i**|ih*w»n." ' Ntt**...-.----- — ------------ .....—i. --------- *■-------- i 1010 Ford 5 Cylinder Fonlor, Overdrive t 1052 Chevrolet < lab Confte, One Owner, 8,000 IIilea 1040 Plymouth Fordor Hnden,Due Owner, Very Clean 1947 Chevrolet Sedan ,vwifPTf ni«WJ i n t i v itm Gong Condition, Ciena m u tt rtm mmmmm «?■ ( 1765.00 1395.00 1295.00 1095.00 1195.001 1095.00 1095.00 1095.00 1795.00 1195.00 �CALENDHH OF WEEKLY SOCHI ACTIVITIES MIhm Jean Sayer Tells Wedding Plans n r n n n u i i n 1*""!Interfrateriiily Associulion SponNors rtHbUNALb Annual Christmas Hall At Mayfair Inn t iif . s \N F o R n n r .n \ i . n Fri. Dee. 28. IW2 !*■»> 3 Lake Monroe Ry SADIE SoDERBLOM [ h r S tlhL r*U li '\ | u [ l ( i i r I hill* h H .Ui*l .*1 I h»* l r , I t*||u*| t 111 tl**t 1*1ii I!**ll * ullil Iil.#'* It it. i y R».w.t, \l. >tii-t Mi ilifl Vlxlkilnv *■’»»{ Mh< J>t>n Sayer announced to­ Ml and Mis C W Stitcher of M*v I ii ii Inn . ..inl.ine.1 I' y Ht.r* Ji , Mi un.l 111. An Isllk^: HiI it. Mil |i 111 1*1 II**’ *lull* tl iter of the Fasletn fitar will be day plan' f»t hei marriage to MONDAY iln-ii I’m in m i), Dt. a ii. I Mt* C Hallow, ft)*, ate spending >1*' |H,t night lo ...... tin at 11active I h i r i n g 1 h«r * v * i n n r il** V #»■•** i *1 u The First Baptist Training Uni­ hrlil ut 8:1)0 p. m. nl th* .\lu*onlc lit,hi lt Welch, r Wright of Savon Christmas holidays with Mr. and M, | | (I)(E f,,r n,,. unrntti 1 In leifintei■ l, fin k Jr., Mr. on.) Mi'. .Inhii Christmas TUESDAY Stniy lukeii from Lok> mill, N. Y. Tiie wedding will take Mts. It. T. Iluinplirey. on Worker'* Council will lieglti at Powell, | „ |ty Hall from 10:01) until 2:00' Collett. Mr. and Mrs. 1 . 1 The Chapel Choir will holt! re- place on Dec. .10 at the First Rap2:8-20, nnd sung Chri'tnm* valid*. 7:00 p. m. with a covered ditth sup­ ------ii.iii. lied and white stream ers| Ml. nuit Mrs. W. ti. Fleming, Mr. After the meeting they bod o ’ per In tho Memorial Education honrsul nt the First Iinpti.st Church list Church with Dr. W. I*. Hrooks Mr. and Mrs. F . l Austin of „ ,.n . aceente.l with tropienl |uilois]„n,| Mrs. Kinchen Powers, Mi. and in the Memorial Eiliirntlonal Build- Jr. comluotinif the service at 8:00 Atlanta are the holiday guests of 1(nd uim** the balcony were Ihe Mrs. John D. Ivey ullil Mi, ami Christmas party in the piystorium.1 Building. Mrs. Ed Oglesby ulid Mrs. 11 C.j VA public installation of the Or- inir Assemltly room nt 0:45 p. m. p. m. Mr. nml Mr*. M. It. Strickland and Wurd*. "Merty Christum* Happy Mrs. McKay Trnluck. Spivey, of Circle No. I of the Wo J DAYS TO HE.MEMBER Mrs. Evans McCoy will he the family. Also Mrs. Ilii'liuril Harris, Mrs. man’s Missionary Society, served | \ . w y.ur", tin the bandstand wns n large red and white snow man. f, II. Ilach, Mr*. John F. Holt, refreshments to nil pn-sent. - ' hint English three years. She is organist nml Di.lt Aiken soloist. W E D D IN G Mr. and Mis. Hnrnlil WiilntirV | 'V.,r.y Here/ and In* oreheslia Mis II. <1. Fox, Mrs. Camilla II years old. Wo think they are Mis* Sayer will he given In mar­ Hen nnd ('. f> llnrris of Inn-, riage hy her father, II, N. Sayer. Grammar School im tT M D A Y and son Kiehurd of Round I.nki fiom ill Innilo furnish'd miisie f." llriiri*, Mr*. Adelaide Moses, Mrs casin', S. (*., mi* visiting ili> u ! very smart girls to write letters In of HI. are the guest*........................... of Mr. utnl Mi* diincing ’hie tnlcrfrnteriiity Assu- Lee f Moore, and llie Misses .lean mint and ullele, Mr and Mr*. Hod IIOOM H NEWS our language. We study Spanish In an.j wilt have us . her . . . matron . A N N IV E R S A R Y Hoorn 8 hut we can’t write letters honor^^Mra. Kenneth th’rry. tJ "|„ [Joseph Terlap al their home or Wiition i' under the leadership of ’'over. Nixie Kirehhoff, Anna Hey Hui i is anil fniiiil) CMAKMION Mil.I.Kit C H R IS T M A S of honor will he Miss Helen Golden l ake Corley. Eli'.* Ilut.'hison, Ellen Mrs. A II. Duxhury this year. _____------------------------ “ Iin Spanisn. Mr. and M is. H Z Dunn had in Among ttiose seen dancing were Ivon. Martha Wight. Donna Ion |h ;,|r guests Tlmr-diiv Mr. Our room waa M‘f ond in the Ro,.m ft elected new officer*. Th* Wright, the bridegroom's sister, ami M O T H E R S D AY room count at the I . T. A. Mrs. f0||ow|ng. Were elected. 1’resldenl und bridesmaids are Mrs Charles. Mr and Mr* John W Epps d Mi and 'll* .1 C, ltu"ell, Dr. olid llarp et. Mine lovell, Hetty Moore. Mr, Walter H.mltlx and family A lw ays Nin* T ip f ii' * I.eGette of Orlando, Mrs. (ieriild' Pages room wns first. The follow- J()yc(, Btn lo n . vlce president. I,yn„ , . . A tlan ta in . spending tin* week Mi'. S F Son.dioo, Mr mill Mrs. Child Skinner, turn \\ bitner, Do „f Orlando. In* mothers were counted f or , Yeackle; secretary. I.lnda Slls- l.ossing, Mrs, Koliert Frisch of wi||, |)r „nd Mr* \ W. Epps. Mr V It Duxhury, Mi and Mi* M tores C.rnv, Ruth Southerland, Rex and Mrs || It Marlin and THE ESSEX of Kpps Is a student at Kmoiy SoIn'"1 | Raborti .Ii , Mr. and Mrs. John \ oii Whitaker, Hrelehen Kirch- Mrs I.mini Pite*tei weir the » 0°ufini:..^. r*'i!!‘ Z;,S1^ ‘ ? J | by; treasurer, Sally Chase; and New Jerrev, Mrs. |,e>. Draper oil. M. and Ml* I ester Cult. h"ff, Marian Cushing. Joni Soon guests of Dr and Mi* I W Mai William*, U. Singer, Mrs, entertainment, Frances jim enet. I Lake Wales and Mis. lames . . . Kyne* ... of D entistry at \tluntn. STUDIO P. D. Priest, Mrs. C. C. Smith ■ n, I i and Mm \ K Shoemakei d.-.s, foi.dvn Mis* Campliell finished reading ot ( neon Hench. Ml«s ( ynthiu SinPatrick. Oamliii.1 lin ami M m , Mu \lic. Mu11in | ■tOlIKII I I C tX Mrs. S. O. Chase, nml Mrs. M "A Camel For A Throne." It is u - la 1! of A tlanta, M i*. Sayer's cou­ Mr, and Mis W. T lit iriett of I. , Col. and M r' \V Iv lin ker, M, Inins, .lityti Jon.'s, Ann Uut'oin, ,,f Orlando I'lmt day i ' ll ! > 1 1 0 , 1! \ I'H F.It flemiisnl. Our teacher, Mis* J. mystery about i'l incess Nerferta sin w ill s<‘r.'e us lull lor hridesrnaid Savuimah, tin in. the guest* of, \tr, ami Mrs, Garden 1 llia d le y , Mona tid.e, Ellen DriggcM, Rosa Rev, ||ob South p. ut lb. to* N o ll I H I* \ If lx V) K N U K Little Miss M uilhu lean Tepsic Mr*. C. A. Adams and Mi*. F.li/a Mi, and Mr* tl.’i.lg e II VV illltiili' Coke llovle, Ruth Terry. Hetty Christina's Imlidov* with In* oioili Campliell wns there also. ......... of Egytit before she hernmc i FO It A l ’C O IN 'I'M E N T S w ill t.e the flower g irl nnd young belli Shamil and family foe lb. t. , Mi and M i- W. 11 K ilp iiln c k , Htllhiiuei, Gletldii Wiltsl.ad. Sue ei ill Bartow, Fla t Last week we hud a letter from queen? p i i o m : .'.;ti Mi and Mi* Donald Jones, Mi I*..Hum, I. mute I n* .' Mill* i San Veta our adopted cousin who lives' \Ve have Iwen fixing up the room Jim m y Harks ring hearer. holiday*. Mrs. C . II, M eK.'iiiiev lu.s <■' Serving us best man for Mr and M is. I! I i ..wan, Mr. and dra Dunn, ll.d.e Hi'bv", Jann-e In Germany. In her letter she said fot Christmas. Some of the ehilMi* F. F. Il.m n u lliit. J i . Mr. and Keel, t ail Hit tin.*, Joanne Wil- turned from Jin ksonvill.' aft- i I am so afflicted that I do not dren have !ie.-n making a Christ- Wright will be Glenn I.ingle Jr.. v isitin g her son f a i l McKeoiiey have enough English words to t.-ll mas mural for the room, Lynda and usher-groomsmen are Gerald, Mr. and Mrs. Kiilpli W. Warner yj(v William T. Freed, Mr a n d '. .. Doruthv Morrison, Betsy *■ ‘ you all my great enjoy,, and to ,,,a c k ie brought us our tree. It l.ossing, Chnrlea I.eGette, l.ester nnd children. Mildred Sue a n d ........................■ Mm E>l Dunn Mr and Mm C I iiii a C arte r, il.'ttv June Com bind. „|,,V' fnnil'iy ^ w e r e \i!e < gueMs of say you all my thanks about all is very pretty. The following peo- Guthrie, Jnme* Kync* of Cm-ua F iiiiiz Glenn, of Miami spent ............. .. Am, .......... . L ila .............. M ild.ed ' C , T e . W o o d and N m i.oChiisiinu. day with his parent' I lick son mid Dr. and Mr* N eil t Braeh, Thomas Vniighn, Joseph it* n*ce presents.” Vera has h a d 1pic help.*! to decorate It: Salby M iller, Donna W itte, Ada Adam s, 'fb u r'd a y Mr. ami Mrs Wtiil tt Wnrnel. Powell, Pierre of Elmirn, N. Y. ami Ed­ ■ e year of English. Her sister Chase, Judy Harriett, Lyuda Yea** Ml k S o deilb.m Fax. H arve y. D ilm i Baker. Elise \ls o M i. and Mr* S M »*itt'ki,i J ." , , , ’ Jn%*f*i* V|rt?*"L Helga wrote a letter to Judy Sin-1 ckle, Linda Sllshy, Lynette Drlg- ward Seeor of Snvnnnah. hint iin tht*ir T lm r ^ liiv . M, and Mr*, l! W i'./u ld . Mr Following the w.d.ling n ri cep «»r one of our girls. Helga has gem, Judy Singer, Charles Knkc i M«>n< iimt Mr*. A II tbixtiurv, J..ni Shim und Mrs F la n k D idt.u i, Mi and Wi’lilD*, llrli'n U i iirliie ♦Inm \\»l* aTlll \j, „ jj j.; lion will he held at the Mavfnir tiers, In, nl Carol Null, Michael Pop. M i' H a rry Hobson, Alr and Mrs, •"H. Msiry Aim#* tiiil!»»wi»y nn*l I'11* rh itilri'ii, linm iltl nml Umtln Inn. All ftienils of the c.niph- are S c h iilli, Kl»t»*r S p r in g . invlti-il to attend the wedding and Claudette Waits ami Aim Whitnk iln r.d d Kustner. Mr. and Mrs. \|<m* Hurl A lfo u l, Tnm niv — cr left today to attend the annual J.din 1 I ee, Xli and Mi* W illiam reception. ■.invention of the Dali..- Mn*tci» H it'll Ii , Mi and Mi \ oil.* W il Vimclm, I’JovM r.u.iMT, .HihpiH* l*H) LATE III C LASSII \ It • A BOWL OF REAL HOME MADE .1 |> H ill, H u rry Jr of Ain.'li> a, Floi i.la Chapter No. A I.K H wi'uk' iiltl ri*u fil.uk bum ' J r . I>t ami M i' I W M uir, IK* Hary Doings I' If Jtuch \»iLm*v 1* iKKM VEGETABLE SOUP n r k r r A p . i m i 'l |Ui|i|»i*»N f«i| s . i l r Mi ,iml M is X itlo ir Beckwith Kn Lv I*!I* t 1 ih mi F.l I'l I'll, I M 1 ingle. llr K \V IIKNNINGKR Mr and M m I'm I O /le t of I. , Mi and M>- In tun ili It.u ty, l l l j f • CHEF’S CHOICE OF TASTY (lfl UliniM* ,‘t*;l j i.i'uviliij Iiinyii Sun ilnit, VYi tl 'fi m *’ 1 tini. - |'. Vh X K. | (iteenup, I I I , aft.•! 'pending s.w SANDWICH DAILY A delightful dinner party was ••‘a l dii v s w ill bis laid bet and *!*■ I t ami M r- \ I Ib .iid ro y, Ml I'mi ciIS .Il .. Joe VI, t l"inr. Mike, il;i> • CHOICE OF COFFEE Oil TEA enjoved by „ large group of pc- te,,l-in -la w . Mi nml Mi* I owe 11 I- :»I.Ii M l' t >>-," ge Amiiew Speer, WLc Itrllf'l. R D R" III. .Intin V lb ami M. k iifi’ent R"b. it . Mi Irnv M«t*iii- U mnl hill it r.-iit ,.| i1; ;;11party ' ,rlM T home oner, i.m.> , i.-n < > 11 Ip lilt llll) t atul VII * VV V. I a fidei h ami HOME MADE PIES DAILY After n........ cocktail at, ' the .....i,',, U \ Mui tr-mti, l.fi i * ♦ \\ •; r 3*V. | VIi ami Mr la d . Hall "f Mr. a nil Mm . William Sclirotl,. “ " 1' Sfi \s H» f MjiYhi**if \ . ffuft U lllllll. Mi and Mi ■* t II <'"iin e liy , I i ( "lm k*' Mi'A'sl**!', \\ r T ihiim, W the gn.up went lo the Cti**u.l< gn Among nl I..-, college arrival Hotel fin dinner. After dinner ti. e Mi** ll.'tty 111111.1.11.' r nml Ml* and M u, Cullen W ilg h l. Mi ami F I h ic lir l, I hiv iif II. iii, ,| tin mi \ uni'' went for walks while others 7 i d iT . d t ' , , M r-. Ila iiiill" ii l li' t ..... Mi utnl hiiiici, .Du’ IIuYiinsun, I r ilm WALCHEEN AGENCY played cards in the lobby of t h e ' Ii. , 'v', f" ’" ,lu' '1 -•! M is. W A. A dm in, Mi mol M i- hi i Jr , Wtllf(«r H Ifa-tf**l , \V I “ON THE CORN EH BY TIIE CLOCK" lintel. Those present were: Mr. I l - I-"-' Key F Mann, Mi ami VI. < F It v*ti ‘"tUllk »’t't |hih [t'in'Mfi, Mntn'tt H o m o i c n i ■cii V i t j m i R 0 M i l k and Mrs. Frerl Hm.eker; Mr. and ” h” ,l;l" v- "« ,', r ''orne .. S i'iu ia id , rap t and M is |i Hasty, Millhitru'!, J iii* Mi U«r lilt, f'hiitli ** (' itli'utiii'J Mtlk Mrs. William Curlsen; Mr. ...... ' v b au o g i. lu.o.-d frm, Mi m il Mm K a ilv le ll" 0 'li" b i.’i. i Vi I uni. Jack Huiiifnif, I*1irI Mi ami Mrs H u m I- I'ushiug. Mar/, J mi«* I'tn, l *<nth iti loll, | Mrs. Aiiniii Dungn; Mr. anil Mrs. 11 f uilifi* if UifHiiirJ Milk Mi ami Mr Idunk t SVm.d. afl ilii ii lil <'-n mtMoh, \ r iti ihi Him Joseph Gibbs; Mr. ami Mis, |,nu Mr, ami Mr M. fl u111-pm11k O /ie r nnd | j ( yj, lin,| M is Dm ial.l Hales, ii •V.i.tf11mt Ht'ihi'll S ten fiM'lil, f*"i» llofmnn; Mr ami Mrs Ray E. rl'iughlet Melnnii*, me perilling Ii \f« nfi*i M i- i It -l-'lni 'i'll, Mi in Hu- , MumuLI Sill. I'-I I "m hlnim Peek; Me unit Mrs, Cesar Itnhln ChoiwIiltl Dfifik lm; Mr. and Mrs. Wililaru Hchrui'h; h»'!'■ ■"*' Minl Mi * <****11:*' 11ui il> m Mi .iih I H i 1 !« V S |M ’I1 C C | , VVllYlli* K i n k i l Ocimrtl Coff-ii|c CKrfif Mr. and Mrs, Philip Somers; Mi 1... « ' hnmpnign \D IU.Im M Hit k .in, Mi 4i ii 11 Mi I. Ihivlt Mi W hnit.». l: V W. and Mrs Jules Voigt; the Misses ' ,1 Otie. I I' Ihitniti ff , Mi ami Mi S h , Himtu111 Murtui, It .1 E Itil S|it*n<l Y m ir r iir in tm a a C heck W ith I ’m L »qh f 4 n J H*rJ*Y C f « J H i Dorothea ami Kay Henning.-, nnd ' ' "“ T ' . L’ “ " 1 '* ‘no W IT iiirn iix iil, M i ti tit! Mi ■ U tl hii**sh*. Kmi'I uim K*11\ Uit'M*t ti Sum Cu’.hh * Yafluit O v e r lir» ('h im . PuttcrriiH T o C hoose F ro m Iheir house guest, Miss Jo llreit,i * ,> ,,f," “ "U""r op V\ i n Kt Mi it till Mm .1 l» I it* U M* IttiM , luck Wiumltuff, ILII Mi l liar of Miami. eraimn ,, week ag. •*n ullil M» mill M ih .1 It Sltriif calf, lliikii Itciin. Uct* Hfitck, \l M i l l »ntl H il» Approximately mu friends dropllim i. W W Whit*’. II I ritim i A H r i ' wt Mt * Cfujm l < ;in ^t *4 «.f Mi iirt«| M r- Hi»>H*rf fed in to the office of Ray K. AI’I'I.E BLOSSOM \ I'** \! r ji fit! Mis Ifi.ln -t Kj*i ti s., li'Mii, Muck t 'li’Vi*iiiiiil It , Jiifin h Peck, Dellury Realtor, on Dee 24, A<fu* of J|N Kim \% i mm iin< then Mi uml M i- .Vii mi’s Hi " t i , Mt !’ir*% < mi tit*Vi Whitt*. Ii \ \'i « Sprin* in ill hi when he hud his second annual Hun utiif tin 11ifMt r - in -linv . Mr, nviil Mrs H iiv liic + n , M* »ti»«l Mr** mini M , K,'i’ll tii't h M. I rflli'i, T hhi Open House. Several callers wen* S1in . K r i i »*'41 A. - Ii r *'(f K i!•i %v i 1!i", F I ' If«•11m 11Iti I * M i . n ml M i1*. 11 111 \ ‘s p e c ! , H I U I I I ' I L V t i l l r ' h ’l .('lendoi hsiiuwtdon Sytscuir f * ’ 11 f t J i A ’ H i 11 i ' • 14 in i (1 1 1 iy**if fi \ heard to *ny that il was very Chms’i lovrly ftflWtcy ilupr 1 fh rkins J i , \fi jiiti| Mis Huh* lift i - oh, .1a in*' I lulnii*. I*111ii II AT YOlM f f.l.*iisunt to meet other Drlliiryito* rh# rukr»* S im rii’ T«*‘#til«’ M ill '.t*l Items, Mi jitul M»- I M 1111; D mi.’. It*rhi ii Wriifht, ("liiiitr- I —puir while, thin china wiili tfn*n*. Another -m i o f th«* S»mf(ir«l In this way und wish them n Mer­ dtlicair pink hloitom. ind thr wri*» 'li mml Mi- H M ILnlrv, \ mh i <nii, immrifv \ ui« ', IhU G I V I IT T O T H E « (; i «n. is, .»jitinn«’«l nt thi* '!» mini Mih ,J, ff, Itiiliuk, Mi ! h lump, MiiIcmIiii ti ry Christmas, M m ill |i ren folisie of in spplr orN nrnian, O klii. N ’ iiv h I l't uinlnif AT VOUti Christmas was very guv this mui Mis. W H, Dv'iut, M» ini«| If**1i M I'mk mb! K*Iyni11 \ iti u chirJ. A paoern of nature tri­ year In the home of Mr. and Mrs. S\ houl. LO N G DISTANCE M» Kail Mi itfal umphant—enhanced hy coin JTO M ! 1 Vincent Guruvharri nml their ,, . . , Mi* Ih ivul M K.atchi’l, lit and gold llnra. • even children, when the young­ r A11 hut i i.r,,,,,V ’ J l ,,ft“ Mi 1 •» I Ih iik -, Mr ami M tOPERATOR sters reeelve the toy* every one from \\ if hi Mi, h it' to 'prtitl tin \ \ |* Moildy, Mr i-nd M t- I It of which hntl been made |,y^ tltrir I t*,*U,l,,V'* w ith lit* mother, Mr* Hm iih, All utnl Mt* Kit’d W|| i u : i i \ i : un parents. Here's the sto ry: A houC I *'"r Utiimin who teeenUy at ' linin', .Mt. rind Mi c i 'hat h** K i n i ! I I UMK » l i W fi'ki it if thr Gururhnrri* f l""’ H. «i»da).', V V Kn M .. k 1 i. .....I M I R. VIl "el , S iiiiln i.l I'tmne t-t" lifitl ii not hi*r cotiplf* (itT Iril'd upon finite to Sanfiiid Mts, tl r n tin tv vis Mi ami Mi- W V Hitting mui this project. The two families four ilr .l I",H avan m ill, llu with tier soul Mi mid Mi*. I lm iv I'orike I,i adults and thirteen children got t apt. W illiam H in m iii Ciir.l Hrna A 1 .. tu ,,0,1 V|, |ll(,, I Mil Untied n o , I r 'oriidr ami VI i ■« ,1 .1 11, I together every weekend nml the Mil is set rin g with lla III It I II V N N t H M I M F.VT wonderful display of gnyly paint­ States \ .i Fore*' am! r.e i otly Mi mn| M'- I! VI IIi *m n u m leilm VIi ami VIi . Imm- Il.i a ed toys was the result. So pro- rived ft.uii Knglurol I,, plan. a ill, VI i anti Mr* fdin I'nocr Ii l ' n u i i c « ‘i| 11»«I ii \ l l i c D ii t)i i *f ii lift fieient have they become tfint the Mr and Mi II II Wlitlclml Ji • n Nec l1J in Miuiti i i'V, * ahl Giirucharrls will probably go into l.t, and Mrs, David Jack-on of Ml lib • s It II Hit. Ii, Mir and Mf 4 II 1Mil u \» llu hir un i 1 'Inti Hie toy milking business some Camp Gordon, tin. at. «|>iod1ng III' I . iflMtU111' * "f Mt It.I'll U Jiim . 1 i iltill Mi. 1 II time soon. If they do, We will err- some time with I hell pm >ui - Mi I Hill.* VICTORIA i. Ji , Vlr an. 1 Mi­ 1 l 1,11l1*111Ii11'1 Il hr| *1“1i 1 "f till. 1111>1H‘I tninly ltdl you iiliiiut It. | ami Mr* J I Jackson nml Mi VI || t iI 1I i| u i . .It . Mi ll ml VI. 1 11fh111u 1*1 •n|" .HimfI u ii On Itec. IP. the Do limy Civic utnl Mrs C T Nlhlaek of lb ■ An old fothlontd rot* with budt J mu* N |f"b'"0 Jr , 1 " ( inriiIi Association, Inc, held ft* sec md Mr nod Mrs Lee Suninel- lime a ni l \fii Kile at a i Mui imi vpt, Julf awalttning —plac*d loilafully Il 1‘ul ii nil Mis Cllfr.q.l \v annual Christmas by and for the II* their guests Mrs. SiatiinT!"*> Mr. iiiitl 'It a. If Kiviiir lti-riit .If J]Ctvvall It llll" i| II i f I In* hi i lh ■ ■ I ;i on tranilwc*nt china with gold *dg*. children of Deltarv at tin- Orange tiler, Dl, Hurry Kiinlier of Su, t a mu I'lif ft.lil Wk'lililll Ifnw i ll Ii mi uu*l Mm . Juuii - ('rapli*, III Green leave* catching th* warm City Memorial Library. Borne HI enlo, Calif ; her sister, Mrs Ruth mui Mm John \! Mof'iin, lh mui (*»'• * I III I #ft 91It III It U | | v I m | | | m \ y | * hnill.lid' - 1 li I i" golden sunlight, accentuate the children took part in the show, not Handler and liftiltfMrr, .Simhm . ’ Mm . l im n /. S il l.y, Mi i«n.| Mm I! i u ilh lin* A im s m h mi . a 4*11.4 feeling of frethnett. to mention Rav F Peck who play lu n iH v k , N I . iiik I lu n th .i ....... K I) I'a li.n .* ., Mi an.I M r- IM MI s llowi'll t- milking tiei lionic etl the part of Santa ( Inns. The sisler-in-lnw, Mr. nml Mi- II,. I whi Sliinholser, Mt nml Mr- .Ini k with l..» p a r e n t ', lit and M i. yhlhlren were trained hy Dorothea man Kiinnci of |.oa Vogeli*. i ,i,f Kn'lgiin. Mr. Iiml Vlr* S It Stun 1 lilt.-in.' Hiitii k> If.o.l in I'm mini rw yvjr'iS I Irani tiger and I.aura Brown. i III f I I m i l l hobser .It I'ilv When they repented the perform­ tl fill lint HUiMir Mr met V|.s Ctuie.ie.* Cidlmi.l 1UI •"1*1 ance on Monday evening for the New York are spending lit. t»>li Mt. and Mrs, J E lllgifili*, A|. I*!*'II'*' * *I*II1«'irI I t s >i* f L' I Women's Society nnd the children ■lays at Dnytomi Bench and I ami Mi" Roy Williams, Mr on.I tl .r lU II s' 114*1# **U II l» <»' of tiie Methodist Home In Enter- liary, Mrs. ^ Warden is Mrs. II t ill V Mr*. VYilliaru It Wrnv, Mr und orlsr. Jo Cild.s hud the Santa Kh'pp,.cUdaV.uVter. Mrs. <; W Jun es, Mr and M i. H'P t laus role. On this oceaslon Mr. ..... STAN DISH Mr. und Mrs. Williinii Siekuuinn lie tund lliow.i, Mr and Mr* VV Peck donated the candy for all the have ns their house guest*, Mr M Philips, Mr. noil Mrs. ti D children present. Gold on sparkling white .. nml Mr*. Philip Young of N.-w Hlslnip J r ., Mr and Mr* John Last week Plantation Estates Hyde Park, N. Y. Their .laugh'.-i “ chirard J r , Mr and Mis, Pint C. distinctly royal simplicity Woman’* Club had Its Christmas Ruth of Jersey City is also with S tan ley Jr., Mr nnd Mrs. R A. that is a tribute to the party In the Mun«inn. Gift* were thent and expects to he here until Sm ith, Mr, ami Mr* W Dietrichs, nge after which the mem* next Tuesday. Canfield Hi own, Lt and Mrs. ftruce Hall, Mr ami exchanged taste of today’s ■yeti cards. Refreshment* who I* a student nt Princeton, m Mi* ,1 H Clini.mail. Mr and Ml* liers played hostess. A stronger, mote were cof coffee, tea ami cookies. rived on Sunday lo sptenil tin bolt Melt..n O Yelvlrigtiin, Mr und translucent china in the Charlie Huttnemnn seemetl days with Ills parenls, Mr me I Mis t l.'iii g.* Algernon Speer, lb . new Berkeley shape— Mrs. Hurl v Brown of Gem I at. met Mr* H urry Wnmlruff, Mi nail suro'ertleil in keeping n secret. Mr. mill Mrs. William II ...... iliei .Ml* C. VV S p e m .'i, M. and forever beautiful. He slienl five tlnys In the Sunforil drove up to Jacksonville W.-ilo. 'll* . VV E. H au ls.in . Mi and Mis. Hospital with a lordly infected fin­ •lay morning lo bring llielr -on Sunny I’mvell, Ml. nml V|i» tieiald ger. down for the holiday*. la.'.sing, Mr. nml Mrs Hill Tvre, Among the holiday visitors to $ Mr. and Mrs. Lee N’nxli rpi-ot Mr. nml Ml*. Genrge Kick, Muj. Detlary are Mr. nml Mrs. Joseph Christmas with their film.!* in nml Mi*. W alter M Tiirllei, and Dlorln of Campt l.e Jett tie, N. C. Deala, Mr. iiiel Mrs. Giles Chapman. They are visiting iter parents, Mr. REMEMBER All I'tiUoniH Cun no PurthaHftl On ,Mr. nml Mrs, Gustav Hindi and Also Mr. und Mr* Jim Spinier, ami Mrs. O. G, Potter. Mr, and Mis. George Denman n.e Mi nml Mis. Earl VV. Hwanurr, Swoonoy'H Chirm Club Plan (For Ah Llltlo Ah ftOt* Dr. and Mrs. Carl J. Warden of j | n ;*j„w v „rk' f(ir ,pu, |„did„v. Mr and M l., W. A. I.effler, Mr, Mr. ami Mr*. Charles YiOilman and Mr*. Kuimclt McCall, Mr and A Week) are on a trlli to Arlington and Mrs. Etl in u ml M.dsch, Mr. mid Mrs. Charles I.eGette, Mi. a n d , Willi* Otter. Randall P ried , ano Washington, I), 0. Dr. nnd Sirs. William L. Feller Mrs. John I,. Galloway, Mr. uml Chnrmlon Miller. Demi, Mr. mid Thl* week wn received a letter a rr with their rhlldren In Dover, Mis. Kolluml Mrs. J. C. Hutchison, Mr. anil Mrs. from Anttl In Finland, lie sent it* N. J. and Rending, Pa. a picture of hi* school, class, ami hi* teacher. We wish all our rrndere a Happy New Year. f CHEF’S SPECIAL R o u m illa t &A n d e r s e n * 'Bordens f DAIRY PRODUCTS m u «. Ladi es mi vooa ■, lI.*-IIl-I.«•••»! 1J P e n A L W A Y S n e FI RST y Q U A s LIf DON’T MISS PENNEY’S AFTER CHRISTMAS LAST TIMKS TONIGHT T O U C H T O N ’S Saturday Special CHICKEN PIE — HOME STYLE CHOICE ONE VEGETABLE HOT ROLL — CREAMERY BUTTER HOT COFFEE OR TEA BARGAINS GALORE WOMEN’S COATS NRWfl - C A R T O O N - R 5 CLEARANCE C HIIURTS SATURDAY—DOUBLE FEATURE WOMEN’S SUIT’S • MEN’S s u n s GIRLS’ DRESSES SCHOOL BAGS CHILDREN’S OVERALLS WOMEN’S DRESSES ___ iCxUt__ Y ! �0 * “ ---- 64 Missouri’s Jim Hook Snags Long Throw From Scnrbath For Game’s Final Thrill lly B E N P U N K MIAMI W -Jn rk Scerbalh's (Vi ynril touchdown paw In Jim Hook —Uic grand climax that threw Ihi* North-South college all-star foothall sam e into a 31-21 deadlock Thursday night and left 42,866 fan* limp from excitement — wasn't planned hy the roaches. Hook, Mlaaouri'a top ground sain cr, suggested the piny to South coach Andy fiualafaori of Miami In the fading second* of the thrillpacked contest a* the South atood with Ita hock to the wall, (ratlins 21-14. “ I'll have to put the ball way up there. Jim ," warned Searhath, Maryland'* All-America quarter hark, "and you've sot to rmt like hell lor It." Aa the ball wan anapped. Hook darted to the rlsht, cut atralsht dowTtflekt to the North 23, then creased In front of the North aafety to take the akyacraper from SeerbaUi. Michigan Stalr'a Johnny Wil­ son grabbed for the Missourian at the five but couldn't bring him down. It waa a apectacular flnlah to the moat thrilling battle in the hlatory of the Shrlne'a annual elaaajc for the benefit of Ita crippled children, and It hooited the organization'* hopea that thin game aome day will pack tho 03,000 icata of the Orange Howl. The play waa uncorked with 20 aecondi to go. and Juat an ncconda after the panning combination Hint won Purdue n aharn of the Dig Ten football champlonnhlp—Dale Snrnttela to Ilernnrd Plnwem — had docked on a nlx-yard touchdown tiny to ImoM the north inlo n 21-14 aad. Offensively, the game developed Into n leone aerial duel, with Hearbalh and Snmiieln In n neck-awl neck race for the hnnora, Iml sparkling defonalve lino piny almont look (he spotlight awuy from ihe hnckfleld Mur* Donn Mount aw, UCLA'* giant linebacker voted the nation'* nut• ntandlng lineman of the year and Maryland'* rangy end, John Alder ton, broke up one drive afler an other liy knocking enemy hack* for tremrndmi* losses Moomnw picked a fumble out of the air to run -13 yard* for a North louchdown. In a prem-lmx Imlliil, Mooinnw wan clionro mont valuable player on the Vnnkee aide nml Hcnrba|h lilt Ihe llebet leant. Nrnrbnlh. who broke through tackle In Ihe flrnl period to ncoot 05 yard* on Ihe longest louchdown run In (hr hlnlory of tho irrlen, re­ vealed In the dreinlng room afler the game that the play wan "all a mintake." With Oklahoma'* fullback flock Mcl'hall lit fakn punt fnrninllim. Senrhalh won supposed to hand off In Virginia's halfback Hob Tata go­ ing Inlo ihe right side. Hut they missed connections ami Hcarbath wa* left Juggling the hall In hi* left hand behind his back. As Hcarbath darted Into the line, a quartet of blockers camn to his nlil. Ai the North .10, Tata gol hack Into the play with a block that cut down two Yankee*. Samurls threw five yards to touchdown In the second quarter, but the South boomed right back to the lead on a 23-yard touchiwn run by Hook after a pllchnut from Hcarbath. Early In the third period, Pete Kusio, a bulwark of the Indiana line, hit Hcarbath an hard the ball popped out of hla hand* and Moosnatched It to gallop for a touchdown. " I wa* lucky to be there." aald I a ■— r r - Yard Pass Deadlocks North South Game Page I frl. Iter. 2it, 11*53 r u t: HANFORD HERALD Grid Coaches To Meet In Florida Next Month To Study Rules Changes tty IIAIIOf.lt Ct.AAHKKN (For flaylr Talhnt) NKW YltltK t* - Football's twoplalrmii system has It* friend* among Ihe ennehen but the present iiay horde of specialist* that make ii[t n college "eleven" doesn't neeessarlly find a welcome every­ where The ronchc* will be meeting irt Florida early next month to study Die rode and make recommenda­ 111 U ’ IIIIIAIIII ll'IUS V - I Mil ' tion*^ Ito” HIhe official lHole* Com To 2 PRO ROOKIE OF YEAR? - - By Alon Mov*r fji/O H m c£ L h e n n v 4; M O S S O F F A T BALL r . ASP M A T A O Y OFF M T / t PPO P O O K /B MOA/ORiS /F p e k **p s P /L /A /S /T O A /s Rugged Standard Is Raised For Holiday Week Of B reath­ taking F e s tiv ity lly WILL GKIMHLEY NEW YORK '4) - College fonthall’* holiday week of high hysteria Is undor way—and seldom has It opened on a more hyslerlcal note. In a wild conflict that saw the lido reversed twice In the final 58 FOOTBALL'S seconds, all star team* from the w e s r e * // North and South fought to a 21-21 Junior Melt*, taike Monroe'* 0 /M S iO rf tie In the annual Shrine game at Locomotive who *pnrked the Sem­ Miami last night inole*' gridiron play thi* year, win With two seconds lc*a t^afik* a hark .named . . . . . . . a* »*.»• ona athe Orlando I A ll minute to go. the North shot ahtJII. Kentlnel-Slnr * third Annual A ll „ ,, fl, ,, rrrtn |n ,hnl 2114, nn n five-yard pass from M id-State Team which wa* an Ihe rule on Mihslltutioili. which Purdue's Dale Samuels to an old luiuncml yesterday, make* the two platoon bnslnos* battery male, Bernard Flnwers. Player* ( r u m ' possible will be gone over Just Just 29 seconds were left when II d i f f e r e n t what will he done to it I* any­ Jack Hcarbath, Maryland's All a c h o o l * werv one's guess. Amerlea T wizard, fired a pass to pluced on the That the platoon system—where halfback Jack Hook of Missouri team which wa* name coaches employ one set of good for 64 vards and the Being picked from the players for long punts Into the touchdown. Hook had tn run the Orange Hell, wind snd another for short kicks last 20. Central Florida, with the breeze—Isn't everybody's This provided a fitting finish for Ridge and Kant Joy wan best satirized hy Har­ an exciting battle which opened Florida Confer­ vard's hand Ihe afternoon that with a 03 yard touchdown n m .J y ence*. T h i r t y - >, Army battered the Crimson In Searhath. Hcarbath and All-Amtridm . three of tho 3 4 |fl lea linebacker Donn Moomaw Harvard then was In the midst roarhe* of thn^B ___ fl ared the game’s Most Valuable of Its worst modern slump Army, school* In the Junior Metta P layrr Award. A record crowd of four ronferenee* returned ballota later to he wrecked by the rrlbhina 42.866 watched it. whlrh were used In determining *c»ndnl >vas at Its malestic best The game set a rugged standard and drubbed Harvard, 490. for t he holiday program whlrh the team. Other* on the first team are a* Hut Ihe Harvard band was see. gains momentum tomorrow with follows; End*. Hert Hirerd. Titus­ nod to none It took Ihe field proud­ two of the older all-star attractions ville. and Pete Rogers, Ijikevlew: ly at half-time with the senre 12 n —the East West charily game at San Francisco and the Hluc-Gray tarkies, Krlf Heckman, Cocoa, and against Ha outclassed gridiron battle at Montgomery. Ala., plus flick Conkln, Eu*tl*i guards, John brethren the Shrimp Bowl game at H a i r s ­ Hapoel, Mount tlora, and Georg* It Is n Idg hand, this Harvard LniiKow, Melbourne; center, Ar- outfit—perhaps l.W nieces The dlton, Tex. ......................................... .................... ihur tiodwln. P. K. Yongo, and. rector hi had divided It Inin Iwn pin These are followed by eight bowl games next Thursday. Jan. I, and iiicks. Hobby ’Pitman, Apopka, Joe. twins. One tool of his whistle the senior howl tilt at Mobile, Ala. Crlncr, Kissimmee, and‘ Tommy hrmutnt nil hh offensive trombone 10U WOKIHAM (left). of OaktnniiL Pa., and Trd Kroll, of Hartford, player* ncurrvlna onto the field At Galveston tomorrow, unde­ Lnssetor, la»ke Wale*. N Y.. accept 11.(00 In silvrr dollar* afler winning a *11.000 golf feated Northeast Oklahoma State Member* of the second team nro a* t h e defensive trombonists tournament In Miami fUirli. t’la Pouring the •llyci into the «iii4ll defends a nine-game season's n* follow*: End*. Hilly Klmlwr, rushed off. The hand missed not wheelbarrow in Wllllalo U. MuefJnnold, "reiinnr of the tournament. streak against Sam Houston State, Winter Park, and Henry Hodge*, a note The offensive trombonists, which has won five game* and lost Lake Wale*; tackle*, Jerry Wat­ you see, were the world's best offensive Ironiboniils. four. Tho bottle will start at 4:t3 son, HI. Augustine, and Larry 'ITie same went for the drums, n.m., EST, before an anticipated D h v I * , Hebrlng; guard", Spud* Fethe cornets, the pirrolos, etc turnout of 9,oon. Ptl frltalfd )v JClatf f ■liirkt .T,u*tl*, and Dickie Mann, At last, on signal, some gents A crowd nf 62,000 is expectcib to I*. K. Yonge; center, Tommlo Hin­ did their hest to run onto the field ay more than a quarter of a fusi­ son, Enstls, and barks, Harry with a huge horn. II mual have on dollars to witness the Shrine Neyland Ih Uudecided charity Wise, Mount Horn, Juv Houtd, Co­ 12 feet long It took four battle at San Francisco, coa, Jimmy Hearn. Def.aml, and been men In carry II About Retirement which rivnls the Hose Howl in Johnny Myer*, Apopka. Once they had the horn In place, tradition. The game, with kickoff The third team I* composed of the moslc stopped dramatically. A .JACKSONVILLE. Fin MS-Two TUt.SA. Okln tgv-The hard core KNOXVILLE •A'—Gen. Bob Ney- at 3 n.m.. EST. will he broadcast following members; Ends, Dan specialist bowed, then stepned op »*■ _ • of Tulsa's football success whlrh it Amcrlcn',* llnest young foul hall the C o m m e n c e s land aay* he hasn’t decided about hy Mutual and televised by Du­ Apopka, and Win Lewis, to the tremendous horn and blew. M i a m i won It the tlalor Howl invitation couches ..... v ill match strategy - - , In the Rich, retiring aa head coach of the (Jnl- mont. l l i i l t i c s City; tackle*. John Wilson. was HI senior*. 15 of whom were t tlalur Howl here New tr iir * day A solitary sub-bass note was the The Uluc-Gray skirmish, pitting although doc frrshiitctt in I1M!I, (he yrnr followII will In* Bob Woodruff* KlorliLi Lake Wales, nml Sim Dickson. result MIAMI BEACH fin-The four-day vcrilty of Tennesiec, licked squads from above and b r­ have styi *1 Orange Howl Regatta gets under­ from prep* ring the Volunteers ing Ihe school's first victory less vs .1 t», iltuddyi Brothers' Tulsa Winter Pork; guards, Russell It was a perfect, pear-shaped ow the Masnn-Dlxon line, probably for Woodnift In three years has Mnrui, Sanford, and Junior Ibltler, lone And why not? Wasn't the way today with some 39 speed season In .11 years will be plnyed before a crowd of their Cotton Howl date NowYear'a Hcbring; center, Ted Cox, Luku Four who will appear n their taken Florida (nun the depths to musician Ihe world’s greatest de­ boat drivers attempting to set now day, 22.000 with o 266.000 gate. Mutual last college game with Florida it* first winning season In two Wole*, omt bocks, flpeeily Hllven- fensive manufacturer of Dlls soli­ one-mile records. will broadcast Game lime Is 2 lo Backfleld reach Harvey Robin .Several nwners will he shooting son has been given tho chore of p.m. New Year’s IJay were transfers decades nml first Imwl game to der, Hebring, Huixy Nuurlght, Ht. tary note’ III,lory lb pul I*ti lln vfur off Ihe Augustine, Clmriie Jones, Clet- The musleian has IDs counter- for Dip 121.703 miles an hour rec from other schools The Northern hoy* In this fraca* ds in the pink of • I ire II |„ .h hw.ir nU nn.’ ; putting the Vols Noon of the III ever tasted defeat liiillnin of the Nmithwosl heap he mont, and Dhkle llorte, Mulberry. part In modrni football—the end were cheered hy a weather forecast condition for their engagement Mett*, Ill-year-old halfback for who Is an All-Ainrrlrn candidate •vilh Howard Jnhmson. lais Angc as a varsity player on his home lore Dial which prcdlrted a hard freeze at llrothcrs look over Die head the Celery Feds, scored 101 of tho hot ran ealeh passes only If they Its, the favorite. His MixmaMcr Is with Texas In Dallas next ihurs- Montgomery tonight and nippy, field. They were lied twice lint d»y. _____......................^ contributed in of the ID triumph* coaehimt rein* of a soccrssfiil Icani's 191 point* during their 10- arr short ones thrown by n rross reported tn have hit 13<t mites an C. E. Hrchm, president nf the Yankee weather. This would d o Ihe Guillen Hurricane lias compiled Tulsa ieam In H>lh and has kepi game s e a s o n this year. He gained eyed qunrlrrhark minus' a finger I hour In pineups. university, said yesterday Neyland calculated tu disturb the Dixie the Holden Hurricane breezing 1, DM yards of the tenm'a loinl of rlulit hand anil If he I* at since It was last beaten al home, »n his Frank Foulke. Essex, Mil,, and givrn the Job U> Robinson, player*. nimig nn lop 2, (1011 yards made on running right ploys angles In Ihe «un with Die Fred Allrr, Grossp Point. Mlrh., had by Wlehlla In 1949 Tho lllun* are dcpcmllnu on n the lop assistant coach, because Although ihl* Is llrothcr*' flrM The*e seniors never have faded nml 'it I of the 2X5 yards gained wind blowing at not more than also will ho after Ihe 269 standard. "on account of his health at the passing attack, with Detroit's Ted Imwl game as head coach and Sherman Crlchficld. Ht, Peters­ present tim e" physicians have ad­ Marchlhroda and Indiana's Lou to score The Inst time a Tulsa hv missing. 19 mile* an hour north hv northioain was blanked was hv Texas Woorlrtid'h second, both were The five- foot-nine-Inch athlete, cnsl. Otherwise, the cud wnn'l gel burg, Fin., will lie out In beat the vised hi in rmt to participate In d’Achlllr doing the throwing. The steeped In the bowl trodllinn a* Trrh during the IIH'.i season, It) who weighs a limit 17(1 poll ml i, won Inlo Ihe game. The resell, you runabout mark In bis Hwlfl Hell's coaching activities prior to the Drays are pinning their offensM* asst si a n I roarhe* and Woodruff as he Peter Hrluint trophy this year know-, litis oilier end specialists Angel, high polnl boat In Ihe <11- Cotton Howl game. gnmea ago hope* on William Ri Mary’* Ptl a player as well vision last year which I* awarded annually In I ha The only Iranis h> which they Hohlnson has hern picked hy Mloduszewskl, Auburn’s Dudley Ills Hnylor team went to Dio ----------------------I -fwo current record hotilcr* will most vidiiuhlc Seminole High gridlost In three years were San Fran Neyland tn succeed him as head Spence and Texas AAM's Hal , _ Irv to bolter their own beat. Mrs, ' i-oach of the Vols. Neyland has a I,cdyard. risen, ClnrlnnuO. Arkansas and Della tlmvi Jan. 1, lt)lt) In add! lee. He received nil hnnnrntde r . Don. Woodruff bus been In Din At San Francisco, Die Eastern mention by the Miami Herald Houslon None of these ever heal ... ' lifetime Job as head reach and team will lie reached hy Higgle the llurrlcnne twice In that span, Hose, Orange, Sugar and Oil bowls when it named it* All I.Htle Stale h a s t - W e s t ( t a m e I s ' t t 8r,,H- n v,,nlnnr' N J a* plover or QasMonl pooch at hrr rurM-nl rm in l of^ 6?) * o h miles : nlMHIc ' ' lr,!r,or nt Tennessee, hut Tulsa, however, wnsu'l able in *ub ■ . 7 prep griil learn and wan picked hv have been recurring reports Mltnn of Michigan State, who fed noil tlNirgln Tech nn hour In the IX coble loch hydro­ Ihere due Clncliinnti, suffering a defeat j Tennessor a.. imanluioiiN »eln ■lion fur the Allrecently Dial he might give up his 111* Spartans In the rccognltetl llrothcrs wns assistant conch of plane class. national champion-,hip this season. and managing n lie with Die Hear Fust Florida Conference hnckfleld chores. Tulsa leniiis that pyivcd In Sugar. for Joe Mnscnrl, New Hyde Park, coaching cats, 1952. The retired general has been In Howie Odell of the University of Orange. Sun and Oil Howls. N, Y . will be out to beat his own health in recent month* and Washington will direct the West­ There will be Sntilliem nrrcnl* two young fellows-.HrolhK service record of 57 733 mite* ill has made plans to undergo dental erners. *-plenty on the Tulsa side of the ersThese Hv IRISH NEWLAND Is 11: Woodruff'.37-have col­ an hour. Munn said his hoys will go loin . course surgery In Nashville sometime In scrimmage lino New Year’s Day lided twice lieforc. i Woodruff* Orange Bowl Tunnis SAN FRANCISCO IH-Stur* who The race Is over Ihe mile the game equipped with 43 dlfftlThe Houihem alate* are repre ilnylor learn heal Rrotjiers' Tulsa made football headlines on ninny on the Inland waterway hi Danlli ent play pattern* from the T, single scnlcd by these players: Tournament SturtH college gridirons this season com­ Reach sanctioned bv the American In HH7 and It)(A. wing, double wing and spread Florida — (Quarterback Ronnie bine talent* here tomorrow In the Powerboat Association This also will be the third meet, Bowlin# Standings formations, provuking Odell to Morris, lakeland; and .Him Austin, log between Tulsa and Florida. the Ea»t-We»t MIAMI REACH 00—‘The week- name of charity Second event on ihe four day comment: defensive end and kickoff special Florida, than coached by Hay Wolf, long Orange Howl Junior Tennis game. MIXED LEAGUE card will tm the 'Hound Miami “All we have to do Is hope and 1st. Jacksonville. beat Tulsa in 1918 und HMD. championship* gel under way In­ Players, representing pracllcallv Reach marathon starting nt II a. W 1,. pray nor defense holds up." Mississippi — Fullback Howard So tradition Is nil on Ihe aide day with 33 maichrs scheduled for every section of the country, will m. (EST) Saturday A total of 192 No I 29 10 There were several develop­ Waugh, (Ironed*; Huard Torn of Woodruff and Florida. They the first day of play. battle In Die 28th annual rlasslc host* have been entered tn date. No it 77 IS ments, meanwhile, as Ihe various llamm, Corinth; Tackle Huh Price, never have Inst to llrothcrs and Tournament officials pslrerl en­ that provide* funds for the Han IK 21 bowl teams shook off holiday InHaturdny afternoon outboards Nn t Meridian. Tulsa. That tuay he one reason tries In the Junior boys, boys and Francisco Shrlner* Hospital for will lake the Niuillinht In 14 heats No 3 17 22 arllvlty and moved Into rough work Alabama — Fullback Karl Wil­ far Florida's rating aa favorlla by small boys divisions In an effort O lp p lrd Children. More than a nvrr the Baker's Hautover course No. 3 19 23 for the Jan. I games. liam*, -Lipscomb; ami tackle Dale 7 to Ifl point*. million dollars has been turned north of Miami Hearti A dozen No. 2 to run off play In Ihe record list 10 20 At Knoxville, It waa announced Hraaher, Fayette. of 172 natter*. ovar to tho rause since the first \GUK Inboard races will he held Sunday. that Gen. Boh Neyland, vetegji Louisian* — Halfback Hobby ■ me waa playrd Dec. 28. 1923 Two rounds of singles play were W. L. II,G. Tennessee coach, la ailing and n a y Then If boats are atilt running Holliday, Columbia. UollinH Tennis Stair slated to reduce the draw of M II profit* go in Into li the fund. and drivers atlll willing, ■ddlti'-nal HCnc Machine no 15' 807 be a spectator at the Cotton Bowl Georgia — Defensive end Frank Junior boya to 18 players. One of the West's plavera. playera, Dick Are Glass 28 17 874 game with Texas tn Dallaa. Be­ Favored In Tourney Among tha more important pair­ Batten, 229 pound guora from the mile trials will be run off Monday. Sian Fabria, Athens. ley-Roger* 23 20 864 cause of hla health, Neyland waa Arkansas — Defensive tackle ings are John F railer. St. Augus­ College nf the Pacific, was a pa­ Post Office 22 23 844 fnrred tn turn over the coaching Jim Prewctt, Hmacknvrr. JACKSONVILLE t* -T h e Flori­ tin*, vs. Harvev Jackson, Wash­ Kent at the hospital here himself TANGERINE BOWL Celery City 18 27 8.10 burden lo hla chief aide, Harvey Kentucky — Offensive defensive da Public Court* Tennis cham- ington, Ga.; William Garcia of twenty years ago He will he Ihe COOKEVILLE. Tenn. OF-Tcn12 n:i B07 Robinson. tackle Floyd Harrawood. is opened today with Cal- d d le . ton-seeded foreign entry, va. flrat such to take part In the all- nrasec Tech’s Golden Eagles are I.KAOUK leksnn, Tampa anil Rollins ‘ The single touchdown odda favor­ aehedulrd to arrive in Orlando, Jacinto. F ar Hock star contest. w . L. II.G. ing Collrgo, favored to retain tha Georgia Tech over Mississippi iturday’s competition Include* Weather permitting, a capacity Fla., Saturday to begin training I id Icata 17 4 747 men'* title. in the Sugar Bowl game at Ntw malchea In the Junior girls, glrii throng of D2,ooo will attend. The for their New Year’s football game JR ti 12 D 80S Orleans wobbled a bit with the Ilia first opponent la Sidney and small girl* divisions. ame waa sold nut last August. with East Texas Slate In tha Tan- Tlgereata 12 tl 782 ivelatJon that Tech's two nee Mnnlei, Jacksonville. A will lie televised nationally over Bearcat* 12 t) 730 ■ck, Billy Teas and Leon H an V Other seeded players In tha the Dumont network and broadcast Bobcat* 0 12 701 man, may be out of the battle be­ man's singles Include Leon Wilson, WISCONSIN GAINS over Mutual network, both starting Panthera 1 20 018 cause of Injuries. Jacksonville Naval Air Station, PASADENA, Calif. 144-Wiscon­ at 1:48 p. m, PST (4:45 EST). Nn, 2; Jock Htaton, Orlando, No, sin, Ihe peer o( the Big Ten con­ Ilie kickoff wlil be 2 p. m. gerlne Bowl. 3: and Andrew Zlebe, Jacksonville, ference at (be running game, la lanooga. Two others left earlier The Weil hni been established Twenty-eight members of the by private automobile. Coach Put­ beginning tn gain favor nere for t i ■ ilx-point favorite. Ita IS-man squad left Nashville today by train ty overall and Business Manager Rosa ■quad Includes All America quar­ Ha N«W and I f more Joined them at Chat- Hooper Eblen left Monday. terback Don Hlnrlch. Washington, left half Billy Vessel*. Oklahoma, Jim P iaiju , ita r Trojan defensive and tackle J. D. Kimmel, Houston. On the Beat team, Tom. Scott, n«i aroppM u s e itocx contio* and from Virginia, received Asso­ ciated Press All America first unit Ihi* i varsity footJtml«r College. IB M etts Is Named On Sentinel's All Mid State Team 19 Seniors To Play | America’s Finest On Tulsa Team In ,Coaches To Match Jax’s Gator Bowl Wits In Jax Game C A A fi/M O //A O A*LP£P> A tA K C 77/e S A N P P A N C /S C O 4 9 * * * A A ^oP rres •/V P X O R Four Day Orange e Bawl R egatta At f Set For Tomorrow In San Francisco M C H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Insurance 812 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 •Ingla spreads. 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T'V|i ?1 t Met k I ‘Mi Ult •Soil I Houth, II 2" I*, thru* r luuillmf •'mill dealt MolHli 77.X fl Ih n i.r \\ «•-I I X.MI III r r K AH'ltiuM K Itl I *UK frrt lo the llung* 1••!*•. thrll# r M v N'ouli II Hutt. North on «iild llii.'in* 1••«•* 713 I AtloMlC)N f('| fi t |KluIn' If f. fl . them f l .iM 7M» X f| lliflicf Fl..rlU Norlli 1*»u fl thrn« f ^uet 7i" .*» fl Ii. thr point of hegIn.iti.g TriH' No I 10 Thf NH of J h* NXX »%of lire DR. C. L. PERSONS ^ Hun it*, rw p *li Hioilh. f(»%ll«cAX J(. I;mhI ont)M BTRIHT VOH AM* KAf'll f'K YOU AltIC IIKIIKMV lll*Ml*MM'ii i.. .............. . KYKS KXAMINKI) UMfWrr Of oilier (1efen».l\e pleNtllUK on or hefoie the JSIh f|ny of Juu. CI.ASSKS F irrK I) |t»«rv. I''.',.1 re*|i.|ie«| ny low til Ilfi Houth I'alm rlln A rm or elite u .|r. im» pin t olife-No «%111 lo I'Mtfrri| .in .i.oi ton mill (Ik tuner a III pro. • cl c\ |»(Mc Thf >(|loi ite\ *t for lh» plAlnllff tl* |l«kri A Thoriitd I".' X|el«ii If ll.illdtur Hi IhikIm, Klorhlu Till** ... e I** priullog In Hie i'll iiill four* of Hu Ninth .linhilu' C*lr« nil of Klorhlu. In mol for Heinl •A<|p I’oiin'* Klorltlu, lu (’li»iuier% 1007 Sanfnrd A»». I'h. mi v3rn |l.'*rp'!al*.| illlr of Ilie Mill I* f.i»rktt"*i l.niol l ■•.»»'**.«nv. u K|orl«l,i *orintr aIIon Klu <ni Ilf %e Annie II ROY WALL Tunlum r I *il« I'efemluMn. uml Ihr ("«•* nuinher l« I'humriy .Vo t i l l Thr nature of the null mid the ra­ il#! iCIURhl Ihrrehy | ( thr (|Ulrtlim uf the title lo uml Ihr rrinovul of DR. II. K. RINK rlouile from, the following ilex, rlt.eil lumle iiHi.nl I v Hie |ilAlnllff In n iiK O F itA rro it lleiiilnote I’ounly, I lor Id,i. to. wit Tra. I No I Pl»a*r rail for *|ipnlntmnU Ilea In 1231 n XX of Ihe Ni: eornrr of ,\X\'«. ifecIPui |u, I'honr 1752 — 1710 Tw p 2" Mouth II i. i o.i \\ #e| |o Hie MV corner of e.ih| 7# Legal Notices . hi . All l^ttllH f Mahft R rp n ln t a n d Itcco n d ll Inning I’honr III* iVS MIMKOftllAI’ll 1*KINT1N<; - TYKINCi ( RKIHT INVKSTKJATIONS 1MADM ANYWIIMKM IN HNITKI) STA ITS OH FOliMICN COrNTHII S Till? SANTOHI) IIMHA LI) ■ — i■ FOR RRNT —I a ' ' 1 ,A K A Ap.irlmi'ids li t W I'lrsl S lrrrt Phonr l!Ki W i— Cl.KAN KOI III room furntshril apartment fill Park Avr KOIINISIIKI) 3 room apartmpttl I'rivati* piitr.imo uml h .1 1 Ii Chrap' 217 XW HOO.M fiirnishrd upstairs 703 Palnirtto I'honr 825.1 apt I—UKAI. KSTATK FOR SAI.K-J COLOIIRO FOLKS • • ! C.mhI lots for salt* lu lankhnrl's ami Wr.sl Sanford SnlMlIvtsion 5lo on down mil 55 imi prr month Write Horn llntun lions Iiir Cnrp , llox HI1, Miami llrach. Fla. GENERAL 'CONTRACTOR • TWll fHOICK lots already t n i a i r.l no rlrarlnR. (lowIiir wi ll •'ornrr localioii Mayfair Sr. in.n Cull M3.1 KKHK KS’I'IMATHS ONLY 51075 00 one Indrnom Innm* hmll mi voor lid llulldtiiR lots 70 v IPS 5125 In 5150 Si'olts Trailer Court, . .raiiRr Cllv M I A N SK K V IC K • NtaXV CONSTRUCTION III.I IK F IIIN T S unit S I ' I MI F I I 'A TK IN 'S • REPAIR and REMODELINfi A U i T V I’KS • 55IMI.IHI IIIItVN 2 Imli.mm h«mr furnish. .1 Ni. >• hluh loi'iilloii ,! I..Is VIIA and Ii I Ilium n l Mi,mlih pav lliro.s less Hun I'rnl It OSA I.. PAY ION Itrfilsli'ird Ural l.slnlr llnik' i I'honr lllo III'l Park \ u III:,M 'lll I I W " " l'l l» t.a il" In 125 in Hi'. \i> Phtmi l "<8 M WORK MY EXPERT.^ A l.l. W tm K .M A N S IIII' uml M A TK IM A I.S ( il ,\ltA N T i;i.l» E. L UCCVER 10.1 I'!«kI T h irl re n t Ii s tr e e t FUHNLSIlKIt 2 hrdronm yaraRr apartnirnl f.m lai't owner al tioo MaRitnlln Avrmir III ACHK Rl.ivr, 2o irir land Imu' l ike fronlaRi' ami ImiR lllRhw.u lii front.iRt' til*.ir lirnrva Inililiir Smith Vnnl Si ..ml 11 I'.nV Avenue. Sanford I’honr 1111 11 Alrai Dean's l.akeview l alilus Hoiilr III liilaiiilo 111: XI i o n s lii 311 .. . . . .. ... If prnu want lo liny, Itcnl oi .Mil. ^ rixoiio 157 l-M J. W I I XII, Hrulh.r lin t Ida Stale Hank ll.ill.tlnii "Call Itall" Phone li:.H h i: \ i ru n s XPKCIAI. SKRVICK8 ........ . TrallfM Sn* Itnymimil M Mnll '" hk s.""'. ..X r . ; r l.lr.'iiM-.l Hruk.’i fur ill ,,S ^ ”vvSrn^?,,,^ n ? a^ r ktii.l* nf H.*nl Kst.'itc ''i!,!' •*mrstrc'.'tS',,'' ',r,‘ AVPm,P "»ly I.i.ih,i,..,| *. nii'li'' li'H'. S T’.irk Upstairs anil 2ml Wrcft n,„J .,i i v , f . . . W .1 I’hnnr i»rai OltliANDO MornliiH Srnflnrl, Or lIl’LL—? Au ~ 1 hi ti i : s r m : i v w t k i i —i land,, Kvcnlns Star fa ll llalph Ha;', 1105 J. IK \ l III Ml. m i l : I1HOKIHS IK 2 IIKIMlih i M Iiiiiim t.IvlM* I.M-,1 Ii- ii pi ne .tn, I l.i m . Nit illlOK* ri.UMIIINfi WK lU’V AM) XKI I. I' ll", lirpl. I* it llo\ ’Tl. Sail Cnnlrnrt and repair work Krnf i .i ; an fill il rtllmntc* H I. Ilarvoy. 201 lair m-ili'l ii'n l r a n Sit \1 K M iM il'Irri \nn< i t s ion s in : i Sanford Ave I'hone I82S llrallrs Odhain fs ril Cara (’AI1INKTS Knrmna Inp, f Vail lllli and I’aik Avra Wnmlworkiin: M2 Sanford Avo rimin' MtllAV and 1153 J Wr ,.nv fa .Ii fur il*rd r;ir> rvrn l( yon im r on Ihrm I .AWN MOWKHS •harimiii’d in I Illlr A Hrrl I'.pil Cara ry.’lr. n p iirril Shuman. 110 Sri uml and Sanfnrd ___ K l.h St i AIVNINfIS ri.ihllc, Aliinilnnm, Canvas ..r roo i n - i i o v r s M o ro n s —is I’ANf.I.I \ l . Null lltll.I .IT I'll. Kstliuntrs I'honr I2HI .1 a^ cr MAIIINK hardware. .’IvwimmI, (’ I ,'iin.ilitl rvptr»N. randmi wnllli • p in for •ppollditirnl. Vail Woodwork tin: M2 Sanford .In.I Or (I Knllrr l.iindtrr. I'llll.lP S Colonial flra n rrs "knnw ' Avr lS.Urw.iy Winfrr I'ark I'la how " plus U San O Riiaranlrnl Mastrr .'raft Taint *2 50 Ual molhproofinR asauro you of w —I'l'nN IT I III'. Il'lmltl .. immIv- 20 Army lllankrls. (’nt.a Tarpaulini niin "llandhoK" apimarancp I’honr Army-Navy Surplus 181 for (rrr drhvcry aorvlrr PIANOS - Now and ii.ril 'Irnnui Trade ins ..... K adrr's I'l.ino Store, 310 Sanfnrd Avr. i'honr 1321 ............... ......................... ,, iNKW FLOORS aurfnrrd to p rr Myrllr A \r imr Phono M il'll ( AKKS H ill IIOI.111AY S frrlion Old floor* niailr likr |-i* W AIIKAI) „rw KlnlshinR, rlraninR and I h .(125 wnxinR. nlao portnhlr tniwrr plant o il. Kl'IlNACKS - llv Krraky • Ihs ... 2 25 SrrvliiR Srminolr Cimiily siner Mull. Klimr anil Firrplacr. Hnhh»’ llnkrry 211 Hast First Si 1925. II M (ilrusnn. lavkr Mary M. 0. IIIHHil.S 105 IV. 1st St I'honr 128 I'horr 'ISO SI'HKAIIKH SKHVICK l.lm r and Ihilomitr and F rrtlllirr Phon« THAVKIISK Kslrnslnn llmls 28' 1393 M. David K. C arprnlrr In 180" Srnkarik Olas. ami Paint w i l l s n i l I li| I nils - -- i Co XII Kopulm lit iiml« JAl.Ol'SIKS (iOl.DSIIOHO I'U'KXtiK l.lfrllinr Ahnnlnuin -— Frrc sroiu: oriim r /vmiioimm r .r v Katl r.s.. ^ M" i^ 'V lI H " U mates Frrc Installation-Trie k ovtorv prn rs- Holla Head III ml., niin w i in. «i plume 1125 Furnilurr Center, Al in.Innm slats, i otton nr pla«ilfl W First 1 ••*’ lot"'* t nmplele repair serAHTICLKS 1VANTKII -II FltlOIDAIHK appliances, sales and SK.MINOI.K VF.NKTIAN III.IND COMPANY service <i II lllRh, Oviedo. Fla SVe hoy, sell and trmlr ipu'd fund 829 West Third I'honr 285 phone 1151 or Sanford Ifil2 W lore Wilson Miller Furniture Co 311 K 1st Plume 95H IF YOC HACK SOMETHIN!. TO ST.INUAHD tlOIIY I'll. SKI.L ami are in a tuirrv lo sell I'A IIS PAINTED 52f,95 (lilt Nri (lltK It, lei the elasslfled adverllsIiiR llody Work IIkiirIiI — Sold or Trailed Slop liy deparlmenl of TIIF SANFOHD Kind llldR 202 Cum m e n ia l SI or Telephone 1125 Furniture Cen IIF.HAI.li prove IK ahllily as an I'himo 17 Irr — till W First efflcicnl sales midluin YOU 7— Pels Livestock Pimlliv —7 Free li c e Free CAN Muller llcotal SKI.L SI H I'l.l'S t M ICKS $fi 85 I'Ht C l »|» w ill. Anv thine l iiils H oiks, lla m p sh o i's ami Purchase nf Paste Wat With A lleavv \sso rled A ' h a t ih n l No ui Classified I.eRhoiiis P rice al lla le h e r) Senkarik lilass .V Pain. Co Ad Surplus Chick C o . MdcshurR II JUST CALL Penn PSKD SPA. K healers; all sizes 148 rinhI eomlilion very reasnn* 11 IX I'l li Rood home lm lili" 'I................................ Mrs lim drr , aide Ic e llros H i Kim Avc. m.illi'M' male klllen I'honr LAUNDIIA WORK I'll 109 and Mellnnville Avenues I \ \ ■— ■ 4 Celery . ■ s I I I ...* ... Phone 1020 IIIf p ia n o s e s e n I isi Mvi lie \ve. k I arm Supplies Miihlnriv —8 I. I. SILL Plano Technician I 1 1 'W in i FKFDS Com),lei,, line I'h"iu' fill W Himlr I Smford I’l 'N " s •••'•'I'"'' "iirh l/i't •••»' I I.mV .alt.-r I.I'II,"|« Il lilies In Ihull 's liixcdo Feed shire i house In,in I" on viol old l i t PIT CAM'S F o il I l n l l D W S in piano il.iwii He I like lint Semi i i li p w an it :it MIF.AI) —I.' 3 Ihs 53 !.■ Postal Caul and I " hi lli'pre.rn l i d VI'MN Help Wanted Apply Ills 5 oo lalivr will cal' on vo.i al no oh Mi Hill. Intichhm Diiir Co Ihililis Oakery. 217 F Firs. St Ur,1*11111 tlohiiison *Ii| .. • I'n IU N I it a ■i . \ \ . inum li. lint Ida. Phone I IN'. II SITt'ANONS W \NI'l:D II M\H\ SI I I INC best of refer I.OIID INIl II XII eiirei Mr, hflrlam Viimp, phone i■I:N i: it Al i on n i \i ro ll SllRhllv ii .. .1 '. i . r . ,1 . t.*'l Ml Mil l M I in* Lsllnules XII Woikmao Mi fills I . .1 Ml, . I ship and Malettills l.uai.inleeil I'll \c III \l Nurse .h h is mils I no.'ll l hilltol.e 10'l.l V.. I IIOOXLU imr anil halts siIIiiir iNuise XI XI Hi ll III s XM lllli) 103 L l.llh M I'honr 1521 XI Phiine lo", H .•II I ill I Isl s|. Plume 127 I Itilslness ll|,|".l llilllll.'s l' III TON I XND m i l l I'Ll S .ml I'l I " I I III MU I I I \ I h *\ . lit , S|.(irlnu: ji((xx (li i n |.innifiN. | mt I IHuh . 1. 1,* I i —11, |. >1 , «le I i i i • •d I • Mll.lltllMI iiinn I im i i t|is iiiilit.n v im tu 'i Iail 'all It'll I all. i I. IN' I'llMlK I . . I ‘•Inns k|iHttrr> ,iml Vtirmtiil til Irs. Iiaiii'l'ng .mil rltillitlM'l Itu* ' III < I lilt I i “ • I t I I' •'! -lllli 11kI* M i < I XI *1 II XII I s 11 II hand unit np.iits 11111/ /It* load , III xx lit i‘.mm il.lp • ci ti. .«i'n al ■III niin. •' It.pa1l.il Heflin .lied mij; ii pairs sfinl^un »I'jmit'N ainl | I ‘ nit. I < iliim I X Xni I . Hoiih uml nffne lislu res Ihull i mi rrt inni xxoi k Nmolcrii yi*ars I DANII IS i XIIINPT XVlIllhS •I I nv I XMi I o t M l _ »| I X|'I*I M*lit I' III II idload Avenue I I \ICII Y V II \If•II l‘ I II X X I I < .a loh " III.,.A i XX. I ik i Hide I tli.ir l akr IlnaiL tnllrs itntlh «*•••'** l orkhuil I' l Oilandn 3 95KK ' •" Li o. k. . X- o 'l . I., n ime f XUPt NII It XXOIIK II I.... ui . all II.-I XX lie 1 11 1 1J “ Mil For .pink i .-pair jolis, or small IV- NO N I L S I’F.IISONALS —15 ward |„„|,hm: t all ..... 11«:* XI I F.I.DI III.Y PI'OIT.K Riven Itesl ll.lMIII XI III XX XIIM foi i. him of XII IX IT S llidl.lor. r w111k 11.1 rare Dietitian nond (iui.l <oni lemal. |.,\ II,e Ion leiriei Xns sdli.dili Halt's I t *• • ItiM.dfH lolls New Io n h""ir Riollliil I wee l<> ..a.to I’m i Inldirii's lin.HM *.* I X l M.ld'V floor !Ni7 XX pel Call f.'ll XX &//&■ MICKKY ,11111<KK llx Wnll I liMiiey llv |(n v tint.* tn nnoT «xw wrs THROWN THIS YTAB.ANl) 1! CAIXiMf TH MA»*S , FLASH y o u DON and hlse advenlurtn In apart I*J PI ION M 118 XX,mt X.t* will hr arrrptnl o»PI INp I rlt (inn.tr mo n.ro. ornniluiM ihotit* It too* omor In llnfrtl In the telr|ihi*nr t»«t,«|* In return f«*r tht« r*t . uioot.olui|,*w the ailtrrtlvrr l* r«i*riir,| to pot promptly. In nnlrr lor on to tea • r thr he«t p.t««||i|e • pm I. p, nil tXget Xiln tount l>e la oer nfftre on thr iIn> hrtoir pnhll • rutin*. Klm«« notify n« Imtordlntrly If an rrror imhio In *«ier ml XXe rannnt lie re-p.*n«lttlr lot •nnre than one l*iottey| l i o n . linn. onl.IwUVAY AND IIAllY III.US MV, work or month Trl 1.25 Piirnilurr C ndrr. I Hi W Pir.l •iZAKK IKK rr* F o r K cmiiIIn The folio** inn mlr* npidf to all XXKHI %(In loiMUhrtl In *||ir XMhlit.tl Itrrulit I liter Me |*-'f Iter lanrttloa .1 11men Mr |m r line ifiNerHne H ilntr* Sc |»rr line lunertloe ia I' lorn a.- err llnp toNcrtl..** Ac per line lor I pni Ii « onlraet I 'h r XXor«t. «,* ihr 11up lloghlr liutr I nr Him h I nip | ‘nm CREDIT BtfRKAlT OF SANFORD T K I.K I’IIO N I S l"H tin,I 11.71 Minim in I Swufonl Xllaniii* Ntiliutt.il l*anl» MuiMtng lit - Use IIMRAliD WANT ADS customersprefer OixieCrystalssugar, for its freshness1. UTi^r :..s .1 ..... ft tl'T'".!A !D ;Sr„ Hukur's Musical Instrument Shop 2MI (V I.r Atrtli.# Pl.-r Frl. D#f. 28. U '2 JTIIE SAKrOHD HEHALP New and Used Instruments Nc ............... - ■—- >OU -it t FLASH (iORPON. W t \ ' w Sw THAT THQ BML IN Y O U R I W OULlT^TAM W ATR ^ ) l m otq ...50 VX« MAP OUR ILLUSION AXACMINC Fl ( > \ \ XV ■ — .XXV -s.x . J .. 'I.* - X V 1 N XXAk’C A .l" . . . .aljR: XXV POv. *XNP W E. 'O'XE ! J nmv wr r*nr \ / nor wr r an i out i xx tail S',in'. If '■MAWI III ( I f( 8 .. j O MAH r* i y y wi it din nuiA IUCK IL ViN WI 8IN i akii onto lllAI IKiVXIN A(i III/ fly Hun Harrv v\ s t> ;*r„ ' ^ « e 5 3C n .\ ' — : \ r v . x eb >, 2 j < E c r * . 'a ' ! J a n ' t ?- s : ( tell w w uT - s e 1 / TM ■VK \\5 \ t \ AND MOW ~OZ V..3.C i R lN J ! N XXN k*0._.N r i2V ’—5 1 XSOXXAN D^U^EN-viX T M ( T -.\S < ViXl *. V J . \ 5 A,\ V ^ jyXSL.', XXa^v'E 3 i t 'J r }iy Mori Walker IIKKT1.K I I AI I . KY I f MA/ C ^ * * « * *>U W t* l IN fWSTUfilA ' I ™ 6 ICOiCAt CONSCGVtNCES -CUOWEP. A •"eV,L ANP S ^ E A P S UKO A ■.’’ifilililiJil. whcde K cxscA siTaeA N SE >ou«seLve3...> ACT* 7 ^ ^ FVXPLPS? \1 SI ^ tCLVjErxMrf v 1VF At (.T ADV » o iujam LOOKED COW MU P { IM COWlfiG Ate ClNb X d THAT 3CVVINIM0 COlLD(XL.' 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Short Grain T radition has it th a t i f you cat lilackcye Peas, I I ojt Jowl and Hire on New Y ear’s Day you’ll have “ Peace, Joy and Riches” throughout the year. So it has become the ‘Lucky New Y ear's Dish,” and a very tasty one, too! H EA V Y , M ATURE, "G U AR AN TEED T EN D ER ” W ESTERN Sirloin, Round or Club . O’SAGE Dessert WEST PEAK Halvoa Bari. Porterhouse °r T-Bone SLfPflf It is Wayhtd and Prittd to Q/ve Uou RATH’S can 12! ic No .103 Libby Crm. Style Mold Corn can 17'/|C 43 Cl /V to r Tea Ilags pkjf. 39c ft-n/. NubUio Cheese Hit/. iik ir. / T A II I, I1K A I 1Y 'BLACK HAWK' Dial* D arling J - . : j C rain No, .10:1 Valley I'rime Marly Peas G ra d e 28c tfou Can t Buko Wrong with "A' COLD CUTS l.iv iT Cheese 55o l i ». Lean Boslon Bull 1ii.ily B’p.rchweigor Lb. 59c \ Lb. 59c Boiled Ham Tender Sliced Cooked Tu «ly, M ealy Salami Tender Lean 69e l l Te n d er Meoly Pig Feet ll. Pig Tails Square Cut Lamb Lb. 16o 19c / f Creamed Limit'One Con,Please! 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Can KREY fir a v y * S lie e d P o rk MeSerMI 1M. tirn T10N DINNER VITA FOODS 21a 4ICI.Befi M o �*1 THE WEATHER IF yO ll DON’T trttlv e your Sanford Herald, City . Delivery, by J:»o p.m., pirate rail i YELLOW CAB 1441 • Established 190H VOLUME XL1V Truman Gives Interview On Past, Future AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A Sergeants To March In Inaugural Parade President l s Proud Of His Record And Tells Of Broadcast He Plans To Make SA TURDAY D EC. h r a l u * 1»52 Assm’iutcd I’ress I rosed Wire 'ivmicF Will Day Mis R rs|irrtsT oT rum an I Jr fort* h'ly inj4T To •Jamaica Vacation I k e ’ s ‘ D e fe n se ( ahmet* .Meets I T ’ C o m p l a i n t Po in ts ! T o \ iolation ( ) f A n - | ti T r u s t S ta tu te s . fly Kit NEST It VA< (A HO WASHINGTON w -■ President Truman is getting ready tu leave office convinced that a strong OIN. JAMf t A. VAN FlIIT fright, saluting), reviews and wldic« goo.l lurk to 71) men. n!) sergeant*, from L A K E L A N D n officer* of ihe America, cooperating with strung a* many regiment* In Korea who will march In Piettdent-elect Dwight l> KDenhuwei s inaugural parixlis Elm ola Cftro* Mutual expressed , and healthy partner nations, run on Jan 20 In Wncblnglcm. D C They will be led by Cap! Ju«rph It Love nt I'hurnlx, Arlr. standing nt surprise today at a F ille r .il Trade maintain peace with Kusaiu Van Fleet’* left. The men a ir cm tying the color* of Uicli irsp n liv r regiment. (I me nm Iin mil Souude ImM) < nmmissnm charge Hod Ihe giant He believes his decision to send nonprofit m arketing association i* American troops Into Korea under operating outside the anti trust a United Nation* mandate mnv law* have saved the world from another to Washington F rid a ) Hie F T C global war. t**oi'tl a complaint that Mutual'* That step, he told me, was the plan of operation "t* not wiihio toughest decision he ever had to the exemption* from tin* anti Irust in axe, tougher even than the one law * provided hv federal statutes In drop atomic bombs on Jap a­ for grower* m itrkelm g then plod nese cities In 191.1—because it in­ SNYflEH tty IIA ftltV me (hal much.'' Itogers went on m l* e i'operative!) " I volved the risk of a third world A House "lie know* 1lir legal criminal ileti W ASlflfINGTON .C I oiler the plan the I'D *.ud war eommlttee today called former nihno of right and wrong Do.* Mutual "doe* oof handle Im) oi I talked with the President in Asst Ally Gen T Lamar I'ninlle Hie emmmtlee *ugge*t that tin sell C llril* fruit* III 'ill'll* ptmlw f* , his Oval Hnoin office at the While Premier - Designate "an Imnuratily inotis tiled" hot I'resnleot did wrong when he filed loll loslead a llein p l* lo lo td io l the | government official t 'audio'*" House yesterday It was one of a |i'iielm *e and sale ami teg'-lnle Works Feverishly "weak" series of personal interviews he Is It also termed him "a seape linger* al*o * o g g e * t e d the Ihe price* at wlueli ftie*e im ih Io i I* I granting separately to n small goat" hi I icing fired in Noveinliei (hurdle testimony should tie re are purchaseil and To Line Up Support 1951, hy President Truman for ferred to the attorney general * contract arrangement**"ltlwtfliIhroogh group of reporters that havr cov­ grow , ered him daily throughout his nr "outside activities " office "lor action i r* and wdh h a n d le r* " I’AHIS — Premier designate The Ldiels were applied h> a cupaney of the While House The llliieh publlrl/cd mink coal The complaint furlhei alleged Truman Is proud of his record Jarques Suustcllr wtirked feverish Judiciary subcommittee, headed episode in wlueli Mr* Caudle on fliaf Ihe a*»"i*iatnoi seek* In -on ly today to round up enough sup on foreign affuirs and feels that, by Hep* I'helf <I» Kv > and. Keat tallied III 1951 a I2.4un fur through (m l prlee* and m arketing »( ritrii* when the history of his adminis­ porter* to form a new government log ill NY) which lin* ti’Y-)' in a New York fa* lawyer. Jacob flolt and proiloet* aflei Idle ha around Cien C'harle* De Gaulle'* ve*tigaltiig the Justice Dcpartuii-ul l.amlau tration Is written hy future re wa* lalieled a* "file pa**ed from the grower* searchers, It will tie noted for right-wing 4rrnch Itally l arty The committee re|Mirted it i* dalkes! elood ell < .nolle * rrpota At Frnslproof Mutual * Fre*i rRCPAgtNO to ia x i OVt* com meed > the having kept the world out of war I*!? of . > „u,,,ui,. < former head of the lion " deni I'errv \\ Mur> •*■ said he wa* *!»' Kill*tv Chur It 's k V\ «|mm for nearly eight long, crisis ridden P*-' (iaulllsl gave up hope of gi> mg I <icpnrlm<iil' Criminal and la* Caudle claimed fie wa* guilts of •tirtirised at Ihe F i t act ion year* President Vincent Aurint a definite ,,,1...,,.,^ !!i* ’*’» III \Vutf|lltt|{t*rh * i *i|•§ii , Division* "never sold himself fm no wrongdoing "W e Iliixe never attempted to 7 , , , _ ......... . yes or no answer by tnnlulit lie riches or for (tower I s. % i It-rulY Dr In id liul Ihe eoinmiltee said fill es mt! ul file pnee of frtlil ami feud He u plannltig a nation-wide saj,j (,,, announce hi* de A.»111 Sr* frt„n v tlr- u i, »11 11 liul it (minted to his career a* pi,million s h o w e d "tic plum hie pn,dot-1* after they Imve e,,|*eti not broadcast sometime 1 n Jowunry r js|n|| r0w afternoon "the most accurate reflection of judgment at lie.*!’* and it wasn't L i ou, hand* of the grower Mm ii•*11" IP fi i-il II An*i n " m jtt \ n Mimmlnu “P w'hat he considi rs Although he was reported to have decay within Ihe Department of convinced "graver censure is no , M,i,i the arhlcvemcnls of his adminis r ioilon. aunnorl support ‘from a few Justice that the subcommittee lias m erited" ; " i h e government Im* been at tration ond charting the course he 1won tt,,-n ruulinu* ■U PRI,« u | min i Summing up "xlmrleiimlngs " tempting I" sliild lire some nun ii» n.«i»n - . " . I * . I, i s ™ . ! , 7 '. ’i S " ' ' ; ! w i riiDli' Tin- report uisn tonclir* on Ibr the report said uf Caudle I'ld liin il Interest* liv subsidies would . r the G rhm 'm essage to P‘,r«y lenders by his pledge In "lie was weak, and Hie naive lli'ie we have -i group of grower* Stale of the Union rnessage [ 1 s, rnp the European Army prnpn- Justice Drpurlmrnl servlci- ol Caudle's superiors Tom Clark, (/ingress. to he delivered^ curly In | ijenmnd Important revisions om-time ullorney general noil now mile id a country lawyer did (I'd Irving to stabilize their mdustiv Iitin well in Hie enrriiptintl wOhmr, "'dubdl'") U'u' the '/o' " r | Ihe session opening Jan. 3 in NATO anil change Ihe ennstitu a supreme court Justice; J Hum serve MiphiMiculbin of the \Va*hlti|fmii mi ni rrltle i/e * d \Ve feel w h i'e lie •>» lyovnl of the Greek-TurMsn lion In rive the president more aril McGrath, former attorney lie knew , lie made error* of |ud heen 1'iiinplvtne with the law aid program, the Marshal Plan IMiwrr and wcuken that of the As 't bv i iim phim l set forth a lentil and the succeeding steps under­ senility The lulter point Is one De general, mu I Peyton Ford, olio ' meld, some of which played ibelr was (.'lurk * deputy II *uul I'aiidle part in destroying public nuifi t ile m i <■' and d esl’ l m der wliudi taken by this government to Gaulle has been fighting for for was not responsible fur wind it ilenee in Hie government lie Itif F D said would .11 •• Motoot strengthen the pennnmle and mil years called their "indifferent attitude " 'served; anil lie swallowed inioi in mid it* grower m etniiei* free in Itary potential of Communist Political observers had given Caudle, oh" figured prominently ii .im c ut personal 1 ,o nit Di.ill the I tlli-ll prinbli t rinuil'l 'ltil e I S 111■;1111111; i r t «*r m;i t k< threatened nation* I ><• These were hold *tep*. he *nld. Soustclle hot slim chance of sin in .iiuillier House eoiiiiintlei'x anv in.m -Imiild slom .ii b Iv Ut i i.ntorm alice willt feder.d law mg r cess In forming a strong enough probe of nirroplion in govern \ii«t in 1 i II* every u, t.itu. ,l.n alb , i 'I Hut M\ ( 'li.’ii’t’i's A c a nisi but the derision to enter South 1 1• Antoine meat, was plctiued a* a war nil the t imii i wa* cleat ly bl., l nr H i 4 a**,,, lalli'U ,e ted hi II* Korea when the North Korean cunlitlnn to replace Hud of Mnmlav nes* fur the ( tielf.Keating groiqi y y h1 1 f r a iid lc 's ih m tT . 4 1>|> • • i In A m e r ic a n A ir m e n it. In hi* view, was 1 ‘wry. whose reslgnollmi .,ml oli'i-i il i*i' I'Hei tel e , i l ' nrH Itrdx invaded threw Hie government into another The report referred In t .iiidle’* have been impeccable entfiil ' 11re competition in the nriemg ol the “toughest" of all. eight day* of testimony and *mil The eominlttee also said * ainlle, I fruit grown to it* no 'tuber* When hr ordered the bombing of Its chronic crises I.MNI •' l \ ♦* I'llt.imt • tl.41 •'.! To over come the hitler opimst tin- North ('."oilman "In enilurmg in being dismissed for out-el, ae Mill ■mt re ip m iil binidlei* who iLm Dm i ,iii ViiirM* an t i • i iD of Japan, Truman said, he was told It would shorten the war and tion of France's two b i g g e s t Hu- personal tribulations uf 1952, liv dies, "w as Used a* a publli ir Imil eo"!r at t w lib Ihe i- -m u t o i ’ (fri jtju il i {Hi't t*> mmI* • th>H(r save the live* of possibly 2511,1)00 parties—the Leftist Socialists and was serving In* country a* faith rlfrce In di)eil attention fr. rn ihe In hantlle m Fbu'dii mill find and I 1) ill s i t J If I I!«11> W t v I V «'Mil Americans and as many Japanese Hie O iiii muni sis—Sous Idle must fully as he ever fruit in polihe nt shameful weaknesses Hud wen lie frtlil prodm I* id it* inenihei* aed 1111111111111' latlil 1*4»t11 h.nt III *M tU lllg exposed throughout the l e a s to devote their .......... mol ft' I I'll In Hint case, there was no ques­ win over the middle of-the road I flee In prinr. better years " "Every member "I the sidieoui or> and Justice Department (ia"klog faedlttes to this fruit tion of the course to take, he *uld Radical Socialist*. Popular llepuh | III' ii«llillM■ 11«'U til'llI I ' « ,i,t I, V | rnittrr and It* *taf( who observed The report *.tui Clark when he ) In- ii**in latimi wa* allowed In Korea, he *nld. the whole llcans (MRP). < hrlstiau Demo llu Dull .1) D l*' • tfdi a *lli k F \ F > Caudle and listened to In* te*li was attorney general, "inleiL ieil dav* to a"*wel tin ninint'Oiil V m i ' l I t . l l i l l » VV.il - . i w life of Ihe United Nations wo* in | cratx and a number of independent i t .olio Mil mony over a long period, share* with the routine forietliinoiv of hearing wdl lie held m Lakeland 1r.iftsmittcr .»r*»I nMirr r*|» Ipmeut voiced It was il question of acting groups. in the opinion that he i* an honor the .lustier Department in Hie Cell :'H helote I D i xalldoi'l' t • f u r r i | > i i i r i i i ^ r .■ I at the possible risk of a third I Some of these have indicated I), ae world war E a rl <’ox they would go along wdh Soustelle ably motivated mail." the riqiort Kansas City vote fraud ea*e f i V 11 % ill Nil H i l l ' 11*11 iH’h t l l i ,t into .said However Hep Rogers ill The ease dates to ihe Ftp, It, in lliiln -it \Y Rutledge Mutual * tin i m in ii y He said he Is eonvlneed that the i if he modifies his uie.i* about trim decision was a right one, and that mlng the powers of the assembly Fnlo), n subcommittee member. erratic primary election in which geferid m anager said I hr sfiilrm# •»! «!,um« i! tlir \ m r i I disagreed with the majority’s coo Enos A\lell, backed by Fresident I "The Federal Trad e Com m ission lean pLiiir l< <*k nff f V V »*’n it halted communism In ID effort* The possibility that De Gaulle— elusion about Caudfe's motives Truman, d e f e a t e d Rep ||„ er aelion euine* a* a gieat *urori*e hiiilrn <irrm.iii> flrw uvi i Itnin to engulf Ihe whole world. And who they think may have dictator­ "This praise i* unwarranted by Slaughter for renominuliou Ihe to all of u* We have done nothing llttlm Dllillll III illi It .lit M* .llill Sui he believes It gave hope to free ial Ideas—might use Soustclle as a man who ha* violated a polilir Kansas (’Hy Slur, in a seneof jd le g .il The whole m ilte r wilt he tli-ri mill Ili*,n ’ M»»l,i1r i l “ tin I'oli^h men everywhere that If they band n bridge to walk into power give* trust," Rogers *uld in a state articles, charged irregolaiitie* I tu rn'd over to out uttnnu'V* and ffMitln i im at h iirlm sn .mil D« • I m together they eon never be con­ them nightmare* men! "He received a mink cunt Thieve* later stole disputed I, dial* ill the llieontline »•' m idim o' Dir ir^mn rf M i/'l'it quered. he added. and $5,000 from persons interested amt other evldent-e from the » ail to i|n iv I'ry lb llli' possdde tm the The President pointed to the Ida I hr inrn til* :« «l In h,tv« •♦•••**> in raxes before tom How luilior house I iienefd o( grower oiem liei* uf -rill mii Ihr pviiu: nt him wrii world globe given him In 19L1 l>. ably motivated’ cun one man Clark's aetimi in removing the Gen Dwight Eisenhower, who will Florida i dm* Mutual get?" ease from Caudle's siipervi mi l Mutual which was granted a iilrlililinl ji> Sli'lan Skr/w nuikl become President Jan, 20. Rogers said Caudle was per i and turning It over to his drp ty, j e h a i l e r in F e b ru a r y IWW ha* a •uni Diuni/ti Siisimw*»ki Ihr an "During Ihrsc eight years," Tru /iiHinrrmrnl ditl not mitn .ilr thnr milted by the eonimittee "to re Kuril the report said, looked hke I ,1 iM illm iril Oil l'» « r 't o I man said, "w e’ve kent lliul old il*«flaiilitllt y late every suspicion, rumor and "a gross departure from It....... globe out of disaster." " I'hlN iici Dim i tril m'liliMl .i tah* gossip in Washington" umi added channels of authority, which bu* And at home, he continued, uiih hull lin* I'iiilril Si.itrN has that the f o r m e r prosecutor not vet been adequately explained Kiwa’nis Club Wins "we'vo got an economic situation ii'hilmn ’ Ihr blamed everyone but Caudle. '4> without equal In the history of the or defended by any of the nffn ul* lltiiril Illi I*ll|l ** Dime Board Award formalM utilillphnnatir LONDON (At—Moscow radio to­ "His testimony did not impress involved. ” world" with a production rale of quoted 'he Soviet newspaper 344 billion dollars, a national In­ day The Sun ford Kiw nni* C lub w come of 290 billion dollars and with Pravda as saving millions of people |,,p biimit* in bringing in fiu iiiH will sec Statin's recent statement PairinR.s For TenniH Dream Saves Victim fl3< million persons employed. t,nliiiiiH to tbe Sidvttliuo A r mV' Truman now regards the defeat on International affair* a* a "bright Matches Announced Of Holdup Biff Sum .1i in.* founds and kctlles dining of Ihe Democratic party in No­ new manifestation of the peacetlm pre ('brlstoiu* sritson, vember as Just one round of a loving policy of the Soviet govern­ The iiairiligs for the lennir battle over principles that will be ment." I'lHLADELFHIA t,n — Sleidicr, | Several Incttl civic orgunlsulitoir The broadcast was the first Rus­ mulches to tie played tin the May- Stolnrski II. elerk In a We.tcrn l<nt their nssDtnnci' to llu- Siilvn carried Into future elections. If" has already voiced his support of sian reaction heard here to the fair Inn tennis rourts tomorrow Union offlre herr, tlrrnmed be wa i tion Ai'inv in tlieir i.nmml t»-H "Our market i"iiovcil llu- bi-o' tinging I'tiinpnign fur funds by ink tccl trading >d it"' scii". " .......... Adtal E. Stevenson’s leadership Soviet Prem ier's answers to four starting at 'J:<I0 p. m. were an- a victim of a hold tip nounced tills morning liv tennis _ and of Stephen A. Mitchell, Sic- written questions put to him by So when he came to work last illi/ liver III.* collection stnlbiMs. the week ending Dee I’ll " S Mil) The Kitvunls rluli was ntvuitlvd Anitcrom m iiiiaiu'r ,d llu- N udm il • venson's hand-picked Democratic James Reston, New York Times tirofesslonul llill Sweeney as fol­ night he took ILono In daytime lows: national chairman. Truman feels reporter. receipt* amt deposited them I lie n ,ilver lodl for luinuing in tor Slate Fa rm e rs Market *.ud ye* Marvin (limprirh of I'eekskill "hunch" was timely. eotiei’tions fiu nlli' day, according Icrdav —although he wouldn’t say so In In his replies, Stalin professed a so many words—that Stevenson's desire to co-operate In any “ new N. Y. v*. Gene Tucker, Sanford; "We *nld 32 v irictic* uf t.ri.d"*-** Two hours later a nislol carrying to f'llptiiin William While, com defeat for the presidency stemmed diplomatic approach" to end the Archie I'erlmotter of llrooklyn, N robber demanded "tne big stuff " inundiiig officer of the local Salvo and fruit, ainmintinu tu in 7)7 "nil* i primarily from three things: Korean War and claimed Russia Is Y. v*. Clay Williams, Hiinfonl; Stnlarskl turned over IWH) in e.tsh tion Army eitailel. "* n gru** valuation uf M Hi 023 95 1. The glamor attachrd to Re­ Interested In ending it. He also said Jerry Wurshnvv of Forrest Hills —all lole receipts The Konfonl Shrine Flub plui-ed The lending cninmnililles were publican candidate Elsenhower by he regarded favorabiv the possi­ L. I. N. Y. vs. Iloho Dean, Saufurtl; It was the second time Slular*kl second in eollis'ti*ois mid the Juu fruit, euliliagn, eelery and e*ea . virtue of a great war record. bility of diplomatic talks with rrn- Harold Irvine of Long Reach, I, was victim of a holdup The loe Clinmlier of Coiunierre was role 1. The practice of what Truman rcsentatives of President-elect El- 1. N. Y. vs. Mike Siriaui, Sanford first the "The heavy frost frnm Muioliiv time. too. back In May. F»30. third. haa called "dem agatuary” by El- eenhower "looking toward the pos­ Charles Morrison, a member of the robbery followed a dream. Captain White extended his ap­ morning through Fridav." he said, ■enhower during the campaign, sibility" of a later conference be­ the Tennis Umpires Association of preciation to the "folks of Sanford "eaosed eonsideaoMn damage to u 'a s ils s N oa ra c e T »«t the United States Lawn Tennis As­ tween Eisenhower and himself. for the wonderful response to the nil tender erops. The hnrilv veee The Moscow broadcast quoted sociation will officiate during tho dime board*, on behalf of the folks tables, snrh ns cabbage eolllird*. ROTARY HI'RAKBR Prsvda—organ of Ihe Soviet Com­ number on# and two matches, with Santa Claus Visits who got the tieiiefitH of their spirit eelery. turnips, green onions, rad Ishes! leeborg leltoee and narxley, munist party—as saying: guests of the Tiolel assisting ar iNormnn I.. Lush, admlnlstratm of and gifts." Prison lale Of Koje "Stalin's replies to the New York linesmen, It was announced by Die Grunge Memorial Hospital at suffered only minor damage "For Hie week beginning Dee 2!) Times once more stress Soviet Charles 0. Marian, Mayfuir Inn 1st Orlanilu, will lie thr guest speaker Midway H o u h c I h vee anlirlpate an increasing volume !iy* KOJE ISLAND, Korea • t f l - readiness to collsborste In work Manager, ul the regular weekly meeting of cabbage, celery. Chinese cab Santa Claus even found a moment ending the war in Korea. Destroyed By Fire ofbilge. Iceberg leltme, l"rnl|is rnlthe Hunford Rotary Club Monday TRIPLETS BORN to visit this bleak prisoner of war "Stalin's replies published on the laril* and cllros fruit, along wilh a (aland. eve of the new year give hundreds . LACKAWANNA. N. Y. UB-Trip- nt HD1R p. m. at the Yacht Club. A house, owned hy M. C, Dickson small volume of HI other varieties Mr. Lush n native of Uulncv Twenty-three Korean children of millions of people new strength lets wera born within 43 minutes whose mothers are behind barbed In the struggle for peace, for end­ to Mrs. Christine I’asikiewlci III. attended schools In Peoria and ond Charlie Reed, located In Mid­ of produce. The mnrkrl did not close for the wjre donned paper hats and plavcd ing the policy of force and aggres­ yesterday—one at home ond two received his llurlielor of Selene' way outside the city limits on Ge­ Avenue, and its contents were Christmas holidays. Mr. Anderson In the hospital. degree from Bradley University neva sion, for ending Ihe grasping war •mid, as did most of the other slate destroyed by fire early this morn­ atoc kings. Mary, welshing 4 pounds 9 ounces against tha peace-loving Korean arrived at homo a few minutes anil his Master's Degree in ifosnl- ing, Assistant Fire Chief R. T. offices, which closed Dec. 23 lo re A Christmas party was staged people, tnl Administration from North­ Thomas said. for regulating International before 1 p.m. open Dec. 29. In the. schoolhouae within the lie sold he took time not only The cause of the fire was unde­ Then an ambulance sped Mrs. western University. tho prisoner of war question* by peaceful talks. Prior to his coming to Orange termined later this morning. A long enough to have a Christmas ''Millions of people see In these Paatklawlcs a quarter of a mile Iren Uve. They are airbed wlte from answers a m w bright manifestation to Our Lady of Victory Hospital, Memorial Hospital In 1D47, he was house next door to the one which dinner on Christman Day, und that Communlat war cap- of the peace-loving policy of tha whara Michael, I pounds 9 ounces, assistant Administrator a t St was razed was saved, he related. ho made four mail deliveries from Soviet government, a policy di­ was born at 1:13. Marla, 3 pounds Luke’s Hospital In Toledo and Ad­ The woter supply of tho Fire De­ tho post offlre so that men at the m inistrator of Riverside llospltul partm ent's booster truck was used market could get their Christmas rected toward strengthening unl- 13 anneal, came at 1:41. In combat combatting the blase as no flro cards. ant the developThe hospital tab) the 33-yaar-oldin that city, a r" tho L bablei all were in It ana He will speak on hoapltal man- hydrants wero available close to The market, he said, will remain collaboration ba- mother open every day until June 30. condition. ag«m«nt ami relatad problems, tho scone, be said. Caudle Is Labeled As “Honorably De Gaullist Is Motivated, Weak” Public Official Seeking To Form Coalition Rule Ct n (/ o i cn S#*i i r l i i 11 if Drfrii.se* • riiul lil* Itigf fiiiliilttliiiatf a I'h l*1r U 11si111 i* Ifr{;ri * I In R 11 1'n nr i air , % m v H r r i e t a 1 1 •« 1e*Hi*«) tli- ci. , f* Mtinl,| t ; Ci||Drill Poland Says Air Ike Wants Peace Force Dropped But Is Wary Of Spies In Country Stalin Motives &Soviet Newspaper | Pravda Happy Over, Stalin Statem ent Heavy Trading Is Reported At State Farmers’ Market 0 No. 90 Churchill Is Coming To Talk Over Global Problems With Eisenhower Florida Mutual Is Surprised At Federal Action Editor* Note: The writer of this story, which Is based on a personal interview with President Truman, has covrrrd Trumun throughout I f his nearly eight your* in the White House. It Is one nt a scries of Interviews being granted by the President to a small group of newspapermen who have covered him daily since he entered the >’! White House.) i Mosllt i M t moth jml iriilf«l poiHon*. i outer reiilral. i on tinned root mutli jml rrn lral Sunday. I’jitly timid) smith portion, mil <|iili«* <ii warm Sunday. \ i ) t t Ft ','11 f *| )| Hi l l Ai It, Ml I ml Russians •im;' SincciY LtiNDnN r Frinre Minister • Tuirehill will *ail for New York New Y".ii * Eve to talk over glnltal plebli'tn* mfor nt .illy with t'resident elect F.i*enhow er pay hi* re |i> rt* to Fresident Truman in U .olungtuii and fly to Jam aica for i two week tropical luduLiy Mig aniiiMiui einent uf Hie ,H year old I'rimc Minister's trip on Hie litter ljueen Mary was matte leil.iv hv In* nffiee at 10 Downing S p ed Lloyd'* shipping underwi iters estimated ('liiirehill would arrive in the U S Jan I tint added Hi.it winter ship fro*tings are often del.on! hv heavy weather In New York. Eisenhower *ald. I have lie.ml Hint my old friend wa* coming and t am delighted to meet him Diplomain' informants said dur­ ing in* three dav * in New York, <Tmi.tilll will discus* with the Fresident elect the Korean War, ltiiti-li Vinerlean trade and finan| <i d . o operation and defense prob­ lem* m We *I Europe llill Moilthe.i*t \*ia I) i* likely. ol*o. that the two leader* will talk over the po**lluhlv o| ,t meeting with Soviet Fieioier Joseph Stalin I 'o' a lllio m irriiu iil of t tmrelulF* tin. e.inie I,** than ID hour* after M alm staled tie looked favorably , i the Idea of direct talk* with Fi«eidiowi-r aimed at en*lng world tensions i hurt hill ha* said he favored ti(ili)e) talk villi Hie Russian* witb lint a in inking part Kixentoivivi Im* not dixetosed hi* per . uni reovtuiii to Stalin'* over' ue* bid hi* seeretarv of state* de*iinale Jolui I'usler Dulle*. aid m a <1.dement ii's le r ilu y that the imomtitg iidm im plratbin would give sertoii* and sym pathetic rejie td u in to aqv eioierctc Russian ‘ pnntnsnl* Dulle* lsxlfr .1 Id* stall'• i i ul in \) I'b iiig lo ii alter eonsull mg m ill Fi*i'iilio iver by teleptione Inlorm i d I oiidiin source* (ire do'fi d i Inn .'lull al»o would pay a • cud t I'll an official one this lim e to the I ulti d Si.de* after Die I oi ,'o iii iiig iil ation of flic ow Fri'sideol i hi tliat trip, the t*i im*- M im -li-i b )■ o11 w ill take ,111.•i.• ntlii i iiitiii.il meloding For ii.ti soi n ' i d V’libouv Eilen and VII IttlVV s ) l l t it ■>■;)* i Fie-"ib nt i h-i t mb . i ) tio i * tloiI, ii met,I ol ,1 o a|,|e M VI!) 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Illi' JlM'l f||'*l 1ililll M ilOll would in 1 in,-i | 1144»vii«i4) »it»p*I*ii% ■iiifiiI only if ti ih»* I 111* genet al liilli'-elf exo n -*-etl | D* nilahl** will i r «$p | »I v in tivMilahU** In- view * reeai dim: Ibu -iluatiuu \V if Im*it f in coni iriuini* f 1$pw of wIn n In- I,,1,1 a ii .......... ..lifer, ru e 1wiit i’i , *4 *iMilil iini In* pitiporla i .I iiiii - flial be would meet with Iv 1111•*11»1f| tt| k i•|tf 'llillhiI VSlolut d ii'' 1buugbl il wuntil tu'lp \ mij i'MijIt I rMtfi'fiviilily iil>l hIn Un- i j i ii - i uf iiuaee Hi- *aid lie * u-milDj vviiti'r t hi uiiiDi vm il ow n would do aiivlhiu g and go any ♦ M m I- f»i "Htisiv vMiir thirst, cIfun win it- it ho Fume) I it ""hi con ' " id i""ly, iiriil willi*r viiur burden trllmli* to world peniT ted lie also ll'il mhI\ tin Milt*It ii n n r^ iin iifff ?iynilecbircd tie miw uo (irii*peel that D ill '»f m lN ’i't Ii»Uf rshil rufn, dliflpD a meelmg witli Stalin would oht l»iitia»n mill 11flit HitTil •mi tvninr rf. world piobb-iu* ■ ■ Mill i •■s lii> iii111>111/«■)| Di (iriidiivH1 Ihf tloive)er the lu le -l Sl-.lio h i ...... Li ''ii*J(*r ht'Hi'fifw whit h vmi, m a i* not being taken lightly by E l • 11»/••«, I'lijiiy. sent ow el or tit* i i'l aide* 11"'* I In* vvMiDi vmi und all con* re a l'/e •tint ill Hie eyes of Huworld. Stalin in effort tut* *anl ,4(11114*1w pay f.ir thi' wnli*r you um* 0f making "L e t's get I ii g e t tl e r mill talk I*•’Ijib ii» iimi iiu, 1III" l«'H4'fi! * nviiilnhli' tu till, lienee U’lllifiut a Miili’i \v«irk« av-tem Whether d ’* propaganda or not. d pul Hie new iiilm lni*lratio n on tilli* «m«i uf tn'uni living would he I*. Mhjhiiivt*. Hie >pnt The re|il) of Jolui Foster Dulles, secretary of stale tlr*le HASOMf' INSI AM VI Ion m ile, approved by Eisenhower, nrflcuM i»f Sanford L<mIku No. ft2. challenged the Russian* to prove *’ A M , will bi* Installed lo they aren’t hluffiiig. the next move so far a* misht at 7 30 uVIm k .it a St John1! 'AminewM asunlr rom tnim iration. ad 111 Inidrut hill t* eon If ««;|iff*ltl#l’f <•** *■ »4k| P 1 Wllf Worshipful MiiHtrr J ViilH Jnnra riM|iii>!i|a that at! Master .Masnni ('Hv CommiHsion SliituN Special Meet Four items apiieur on the agenda, with a linliilinll concerning charter revision, for the special meeting uf Ihe City ('tunmission Monday (light nt S IX) o'clock. Hending Hie list is a public hear Ing for the reznntng of five lots on the west side of Laurel Avenue, between Ninth und Tenth Streets, from a nnc-famllv to a commercial industrial rlnssiflrallon. Healed tilils for tho auditing o' the City's books will he opened and a new City Judge anil a Cllv In duitrial board arc tu be appointed rili’ii *# fin ul ■*•*! v Ii V*’t be* present Movie Time Table RITE Ttitlnv "The Rough Tough West" 1:3ft • 4;1’.) - 7:02 - 9:44 "Look W ho's l.n o gliln g" i!;38 - 5:20 - 8:02 Rumlav “ M illion Do llar Mermaid" M G V IE I - A N D .Saturday "Talc. Of Robin Hood" "Hostile Country" Sunday "Blue Veil" PMd ______ _ . _____ � 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, 1952 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, December 26, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 26, 1952. 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>, December 26, 1952; <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/13761bccd821ef788a212f472b6e5781.pdf e600403566adbf08e477abe1dc346c43 PDF Text Text __ _ 0 a * , S tN $ A X lO A / * L Piles* Good Thru Wed., D*e, 24 Q u a n t it y R ig h t* R e s e r v e d Low Prices Everyday Specials Too Everyday?-'/ Specials Too j PINKHRKKZK (it Florida Mod. 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CORN !GE JUICE .7 cam M IX ’EM UP! can 19F i« ulh's Tavorih! �.. ---- TIT------ ----------------------------------------------- _ ___ — ______ - ____________ — ------------ * in k 1 \\\ \ I m n IF YOU DON’T rtcelre jour Sanford Herald, City I .Hi .mil sllghllx h .inner Ihruoch Urdinxl.n . cm i'|'l he. inning in lx i Inml i xxllh Ini showers extreme innlli 1'ils ,.firm,um mill 'null'll Delivery, by 7:M p.ni., please call YELLOW CAD Mil W c i « t * VOLUM E XL1V E n la h lb h cd Wild Uproar Results From Hurled Bomb *T S o ld ie r 14 K ille d P erso n s Iie s u lt B la s t O f In AN IN D K P E N D K N T D A IL Y N E W H PA P H It 10 0 8 A id H A N FO K O . F o r S a n la F L O R ID A H u rt A s Spot NEW YOHK i f - A Marine -n r Ifcant hurled u phosphorus grenade —and an uncomplimentary remark —today Into a bur crowded with aLuertu IIlean*. Fourteen persons W ere hurt and police *hol the Mil rlnc dent! In a wild sequence nl event*. Police said the sergeant, la m o Eugene McDermott, 10. acctimpun led hy n sailor nod an airman, rolled the grenade like a box) ling ball Into l'ie (loyal Flush tavern nnd ihuutcd: "I'll slum these Spies some thin)i " "Sple" i » a derogatory term sometime* used to detcrlbe Span Ah-Amerlcnns. I The explosion bluw out wlmli-w* of the tavern In Manhattan'* liar lein nreu—populated largely by Ne yrocs ami Puerto Ricans—anil threw the neighborhood into un up­ roar Poller ehuted Me Hermot I nine blocks. Patrolman Vincent Deckels shot him through the head utter ,Me|lermi-lt turned uml knlfetl him police said. Police apprehended hnth coin •unions. They said Murk Sutler, il), who wa» on holiday leave from Wutlers Air Force Hast-. Texas surrendered iliirlmi the eha«e Put rick Shnnuimn. IV. the sailor. e» eaped. went to u church to pray, anti later surrendered All three servicemen lived on Amitcrtluni Ave. In New York. Most of tliusc liort In Ihe t-s plosion at 1:1) n. in. were released from hosultal* after trealmeul for cuts and burn*. Still held In u hospltul wus John H. Orth. 30. a narcotics agent who reputedly hud trailed a narcotic* suspecl Inlo the liar at rulunibu* Ave. and 103rd St. shortly before Ihe blast. * upl. E. I., t'liittorultn, rumninnilltHf uffiot i uf i N'ji' ul \ii \111ii i ; An St ut in11 pitnoiil.i Kail 11ik Also Injured was John lluhlll. 23. uiil.otuiiiii, Kai: lti <l ItuIt*i. Sunfniil Klkn l^ni^i N ' II uitli <n>;h \in»Mlo|> Jiin tnj w im ih-irmuiiun a policeman who had gone to the lit nt’oil\ iliiliinii at tin* iiiinuiil t 'hriHluiiiA pmty * hi lt« M i*1 Hu F Ikt•* I.imR; * l\ t -llu "ilt»> l.oft b*i tavern when hi* suspicion* were iirht mo: Kilo I|mj ooIof l ‘. |„ lluliiinn. h it' l.t E t Klin » Uh' ** i.i-othiuu. 1 iipt. i Enltoiuh n» Flro amused by the Ihrco servicemen ii ii i ii«11■ I K, T'ltiii * mu! I* iii- riiiol t M . il Jhiioii Police mid McDermott and S-it ter were In civilian olullie* and that Shanahan was wearing his Navy Comdr. Celustka Takes Over NAAS •P ost Of Trapolin l.t. Comdr. F. Winter Trapoltr wa» r-.lluv.'il i m cm.imamllh-r o ffi­ cer of Fleet Airerafl Rcrvirt Suua.trou HU. NAA8 Huof-rd. Inal work bv Cumdr, Robert Culu-tki*. Rear Admiral Osborne It. Ilardl*011. Commumlur Fleet Air, Jack ­ sonville parsonally conirrntulat..-.' Comdr. Traimlln ihortlv lu-fore tin .^hanite of command for hi* work with tho Squadron. In January he will lie released to Inactive duty and will returiwith his wife ami ehlldrx-n to New Orleans to resume Ills civilian oc­ cupation of general Insurance. Comdr, Trapolin had served sr commanding officer of Fasron HU since Us Inception as a reserve unit In November, HMD and later during Its almost two years of ac> tlv* dutv at NAAS Hanford. Prior to his recall to active duty with the squadron In F ’ bruary IDS) Comdr. Trapolin was engaged In New Orleans civic affairs ar well as hi* Insurance business. He Is a former vlca.presldent of the Junior Chamber of Commerce there, a past board member of tha Young Men's Dullness Club, e member of the Dluo Kev Nations* Honor Society and tha Knights of Columbus. . . Operating as a supporting unit M a t Sanford Comdr. Trapolin. Faaron 821 provided aircraft malnten»n«a, repairs and supplies to Naval fleet air squadron present. l h * Ah- im’lilted I’ re ** L imhciI W ire S I ) . 88 Last Of Passengers Removed From Stricken French Liner; Many Drowned Seeking Shore C la u s A nd ^ % ’ollea laid t'lgotrv led' to P-e violence In 'bn uppor uo*t side Manhattan nrt-u purtly luhuhited by « large nomtier of Puerto Ricans. Eight of those Injored In the har had Spanish name* Police said this Is whul Imp penrd: Three putrolmen, on their way home from work, passed bv the tavern. "The Royal Flush, uml noticed un a email hoillng a last The officer* suspected a holdup ml follow wl the airman, Identified as Mark Sutler. ID, Into the. bar Sutter Jolnrd two companion' while the patrolman watched from a distune". The offlcrr* suiil they saw n marine, later Identified as Mcpermott. Pull Ihe grenade /rum ( Continued Un Pago Three) a T U E S D A Y , D Ei'E.M U K H IM. IM S G ren ad e N ite r Lawton Is Given Sanford’s Younger Gentry Are All Agog Anticipating Santa’s Arrival Sedan As Token Of Appreciation llitir iiu r P r in u ip u l Is . ,,, . . .. 11 m i l lo t i I1‘U HI 1 0 Hy i* ,p i i •t ^ itm iM K ' u n la y I \ large gathering of o-lx'iil' Liuiclivr*, |ti'i(icipuli*, (l,„| S oiiihhiIf L‘i»umI v frivtitlt uf P VV l.itutiMi init ift/lnrf /‘iiju’i liili'iiiliitt of imMi* MMinutiuM till' Miiiiai* s t o p - this i i i t j i n i i i g t o JuDit' i Hie vcnoftilili iloHit, uf FhtiMn*. . ii.imty eiliuiilors t„ P '- '- '- '- e w* ' " I " " ,‘," r KI.CII ( b-vvotet ’..-l.ntin roft-upottcil ....... ; .......... , i’iyi ’iI »*8 Soininuh t oufitY - -* Ii m'I >i|n®hlitiiiti)i(Ylt fur itT iTHMir'i! i%t •nt», uppcui- il xisii-tx mm -'.I hx Ihe inuoicntoUH trlloilr lii tun. IB t»r•1111 liiitiiii ii lii! ih . " IdI f«u i Im np|n u|u imt e j unplug * ill lid, ^li E.woinn utati f Hiv nud ■) >1 uml - liuuL \\ \ |*. 11 it k' l'/i 11*1 Jitti’l i i i’* U till’ ! 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'll ft Mill it l* I t l 'll til l I. t< w» i ,tpt:H*» l^iltsMl thu lit* I* til l»,ii hi if |•11-•I aiiitniint i <1 Ht.il all pur I".,,it Ih'oft I a Loti **11 In "i p n* ! . 1<,iiii it him- .ituml Pi limir®* .ifii-r •I.. |' '«i hm lift r ^nuimli tJ un .i ■t f .ill Hm J i‘ll.Tt1i*M UU.I't Jltlllllf i in* lup fm ril'd 128 person' in nf ■! «i|n* * t*t (■** nf ?'.-o Hi t*u ri1::t‘i r re pilcrint' )4F| . • I.i Hu- 1l.al\ 1 ind for till* i hit x|' i i * uHi I'8 III ............. lfl"l.»l th.’ie x. ii* mi ••f ili’tm muon" till® prrci-i* ut I** 1 u in* itrou fti-.l 1*r u 1*11‘ ,*lull It* th itll II! 11if IllSiY } ■»' |hr 11 •’•r 11 1i*p<*11■» Hi,11 J m tf ri 1/i'll! pp1'nil-* Ira pi'll into flu* t 1F|l| 'I* lltt*M Ill’ll H I thniOaliiU uf prlSnil^ UIm »•*1 Thr >Etui • *1*1 utl a ' .1 I1MIM t tf till* |>.UM 11 x VIM* hut ti.l Ii» tlr.iOl h\ )lt';H 1 n il'*1' 1,1Ft 1 .1 -liunl uti!) f I! r NjiltK Mil! . 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Mil1' "'IH pin l-iiuhi *- u'Hrt u> •* Ih-.u sml.i hip Ml n Im null 1Hi liunl juiirnpi vuh* nit) Kill Ivrln LCIt * lift i H m -h * Iiuim I * nil t mn -c m.unt ,» 0.111Y ,I Iill 11r11iii 1 ui* I* from Ho Mtrltl Mil rlirlhtimiN I!* r "I u tioll \ hty tlnll I 11 u •.Hit • hi 11 It lit m ’ i. upi.nl ill! oil mhi \ h’tlm from Jill'kir mIkii 1 Mui con nmi liul III m'I a dull hut 1 i!i fi’dlnn: ut f ami at' ml .!> n Santa ill kinm olio ho i- m on I o .nil niiio .lull- like Mill' l> * ‘*11 nun\ por-'oti* ii' lho\ rotilil (htiM^h hr <|"|ti’l >Il' u III- hot namo» In** farm I "an! • o**|*n huuL uml I Iumo uppotnpi) tu I" mo •onti <1 8av*>, ••HlniM' rulin' In *11* mo I m ouloi' ami l " ottlil I1L0 ♦ niiirou ni ito#alu 'i ilh o 'f” '• m roui*hnal trying In In* a i/immI Imm. ami I ®ml ami aimt* 1muh mil miK mi no m fhr to tor oimL till nllphilM®, 11 tnillrr tnul. a enu 1 hrislfua- 111* SumopcopU (htr iopm1 >uul pnrilr ImmLo out Ihiv 'lilt wlUi linlatiil'N mil 4Uit n mii(hl think H wilt ho I*ml f.*i ,tr, rh* xlil|t Him moruim: an.I almnt htflhto/or ail*1 k dKiim'UCJi amt a Santa to kn«*’» 'ho MiU% 1 hilt hi ai pri-uO' lonpi *1 tomhoaril At flrv. <*Mr HjulpUNl) , ’lHo: Ifjr ^ t* »»M loa^ ImhK«^ wi®|o "aMtcd »l|» ^.int.i ytui t*i ciifilt' ** llillit® 1 |o"Lifu' affii w UFI 11urt* I hf’V •'in tilaekcnnl Ja i kirS uttvlrl' l> r* Inu-il i-|1,im Ho miJ • mi Im I. it* 1 * uh Itu- ml Ihut .........I Ol*t \YIll’ll h> imm> utlu*r ilillilron jhhI Ith 10 u**DiinMr*i «•*• Ho* hip -plti uinirl " illi .i rrurk .if % •« li'i'l Ml MttllT 4|*|M’(»ril1L* ihi* h fit* hulk s, i-ii nf Hit* ji i*'i ii'jtTx i*r»* h. pttJI 114 \ppi oxi)iii|t * *i ’Hu t*o •* 1> * iit’ijt i| i*(i Hu lo\ !,% •* * m *1 Hi# ■ *110 hrini^ht mi I’Mtoil In I .ii* I I hi|lil, 11 1i'*»- uml it vpti ini * mil * 1hi if <‘ii . ..i. t it i >*ftt *u ♦ L* *1 * ii.il I XuI(oil tlutoi *u»tl-i*( KM I ■*! *'tj.if|i ” j»- aliii t r* 1* 1.| 11-■U| In Ih c s e n l D ix ie s N is il I n L a k e .M a r 3 •|r|•I . I ,u *1 Hi Imu t * t tt *1 IJI1 to t*apl • I 1‘hiU it-liTt, Hi Sltilutu So*-1uil) I •»pm t mu ”1 onik'mnntioii .Stops f\\i. iilii i» ill pi »«|* t a m m i Ui ,„H fl 1 O .| u l ( .ti ll .1 .'ill Hm uhl 1*u % 1u t-|Vf’lt "*■»*■ In) •Ii 1 hi 1- lion tlio im* ■*■*m c |V' u E*\ iiiiinifiruling I Mf t* • uf 1!»< I > :i- O f K i l l s W ith M . ' It-* I ■ 1i ■I i 1-MU.il I M(lt» a*»'• On French Properly \o viliii *y An S In Mur, j|8 ut flu rlt tu llii* .Still ino 'Imi r I li-j dt'mi it! i* u i i m o u f ' 114- uh u Mini 110*1 i n l T o \ . S . v ho tti \ t,. v.nd •xtl Ifll , 11M|V til II l MII Mll-Ml 1 pi **i?i t*oi in I'M* 11 on 1 nmi th* mi-tio' , •* •. * I ii*I’lilnlk-tl*- frout th* tin'll 1 unit **f Will Be Taken Soon ®hit'll t In* moil uf t h* V11 Sllil mil'* nn- 11-oil lo hoy now tiu .... . HM Til. 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I .1 IV ■ -U F ..1 I.*-, || ', 1sS1,1 ' ' i ♦ , ,,1 , ..!,* ic ** troin u ty illi'»s l-»r. o. iatmt power Hiiihh'i’n nl I In- iioimniI 11txi-til iiui8 Kill* f'opium L. Iv I ommi In i lip I, MHlinm Whit* , «unmijimt r*u*« |m Mn-’i-f Mu- Si*1'th ul D itol hu­ Mill 11 - * 1i ll I1 il . 1,1 ,, 1 1 ,, ( ! > U * 1 mil tv in t*«ho lii all I * m IvlhE .u «| tf«fill’ O u m |,i'i"liasi- power inmi tin- Fl.nl•'iif*ti#In II K, Hm %i * Kli I ff ®n‘*' ir ,14 uffl't'ot u i tli*" i»n n l u n it n tn l M" 11 Bn! tl rt UI i I h n o ,i ■" <*■ II" u « ' 1II * - fl. * luUutl * il* i * ........ i »•.sr-r.t , s<i ill |* riwl llf v. . ti»u It to ....... uii W'tliii --liiy <*r f I.. Holmmi, Kifr 1.1. 1 *' M I «11ill 't Itu III ui tf 11% Hint * i l * pi t- * Ml , 11 I ............. . H . I ulllilfl if hfu'*i | < » ' u ,| 1 u! 1 .1 1 1 ri(v f, "tun \ppt-iiF 0*4 Alll.oi.gh n|i(*r'«*xi'.i«l*’lv -'-I "f imx»-. Fire l.t, I .V tV.ilf. , I: \ • lu isl i*oi8 rn> r» n « , 1 1( ■t Op'U ,i11**t' (1 1lu i j tl r..ni I,eii,on, I'm Miiniigi r, uml the toy-, un- in xx ti e n „,,niinu t.iimi- I-, St, limit, i , I S I , , . ' . kvitli t iti(lt»mi Whilt a i rt' J o m« 11. ’ I F 11 v.lnttt ..'I ii I **ti*l*»*t . ' I>u H- uf H . Siilit II . , , , , * 1 eli-eh'it'ul xpi-viHlbt* rex.'lilt'll the - " lit— .1,1 ntnl. In oine in-luti'. Io n . I' I. llr.evil II A Mon., . U hilt* Ih-liji lilhh-x, sliiiiio lit ii I Jt't»' •<) {• 1•* ll O', M.l hi to i Hiil 1 ’mifiu r'u*. I. .'• • !• It. 111*11 till V t„. n (, ^ Steven*, K Lyons an,I l\ I m il, C*nitil Tit j Itu . Juliiiftio Mn* p* I 1 1lo l l' h .n l h* * u Iirei.eiit system i-> inadequate to hnikeit n ,, .| toys %xlneh Imx. » > > ’* • *! th* * III n llHflMirn lull, t hi i ut It ^ Tiiho'iiltfi1 >i-ii t u to p h 1* *1 I oiii'iule liie opetule Ihe xval.'i xvate, •xsteni •vstnn uml iiii,I tl-nt Unit t, n'lwlle-t, J.«ti,-.l. ,„,*nl".l |ii.tnl,''l i...........beyed -I .[" • e.| u|. >iI* vll ................ .......... , 1. I' exit ->f "iroo-i n-'w" the eot of converling converting ilit to to uper..per*1 lo-’k ‘o b.,.h »•lf"-1 t.«le i’wIn the the i(||l ........,l,„r, „f Hlnti.Mi ) , l l r t h ' i i util,J L I . A \ v t l i t K n u u j l M *"ii*tu»Iji 11*»|i *" - *’• " " If* \| I Inini’i •I h N'uinhiix on tin piu^iiun "i-r*» f/Tt-i'u* In HMM F*®‘t|i*r 1• f 111ul hio liting effiviency xxuuhi lint lie feu- ineuiln-r* ef I*.i- Sll n. t i.ml I' lie Ih pm tirivnl. \|jinj»LU*r On W liter t ' . il Mi M . l l •P‘" . infruil'uunl **® w -I M*S!lv»i| "U hltv t hii .t lilile, Ih'iiarlnmnl. u - *,t I.® M It. . ill IVI \8 I I I M " '. oi, •'• It ’ "Opt-rntiufi Toy*4*' n il* rtnipuihu o f o '.M il rft'F'r nf hut inui," "Uh Miin Uill ud xoIuIhI, Attorney Voile Wlllliiim Jr.. Ilmli'r liie .H i1 i..n «»f t upt. M**Hu xxho is living emplny.'.l l,y the City •’hitten.len, liie |,i,,^i,*i»i ****|..-ra«- ttj it huict* /Oit’i't'ii8 hy tlo*8i in .Hniflr lliflln/* pTi’Hi’filfiJ hv t« ElU- not hot'll * I'T' uf II* ** in i*1 \ \ .1. ®.ih » . I Sir*! T i ImiikIui* -u4 " ,8t* il t1 ' .i ,i lo ii.'.|uire righis-uf 'xny in rju- tlnn Toys" wit* «,i|,. nl..',| hv l.t. t'liiiiiru nn*l thiy 8U\ ii uill i*u i roriitl lti*> ttthipur-ttl of tli« two I tll.l! I ' It 'ih! J. luruMir nil 1 « 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u Ifni i I n t” * I 1F Mt»*ii nn«I MUn Whi1»s *‘0 llolv flt-FMfUt lit :t Fren-h Avenue widening project,' i- Enos, Security iilficer, nmi i ' F I to in tro'ht I n ix ii) milt lEn pi un t it nil O h U ll(',rtV,l '|4 '1 t\mhi*" .xilh Min t Iti’iiio tt un siIitft* wftiihI * tuilr'hul* • ummiissinn that M- Whltl.'ii, Fin < hu f \n initial l Mill’ll r* l'orl' "D imrcels " " »( i.inperly liaxe eniilribult'Wi of Str..i«i hy the mem- 1,1. I'eVlOM, ill III fitful *"’* i* luiuhi ii(Ii1*Hlli It' I' lit •■nl .Ul' of H , ,Ip®, M . , tu f Itill Iih, i.uluifI. mill mN*!ih llii" t ruo«.‘ i’•'Fu® ' .IT HI’ Itl.l >.1 •.. Itboi'li dee.letl for .......... U-at * «f tin- Flie lt.',,uitnn nl.tart-Uln- .... .......I- nf Sanlni.l an,I tin .... . III Iilii 0111881*41'. t t«pi 18*111 Whill tin* SnutlH- * ii*®* tn»*»il i*n i *h' Ii > tl . I.i, ■11.,1. , H F Ml i*lid .1 , | ., tin . .. ,.. , i HgreeiiivnU haveheeii iin.de on the ntng.am ..mi ,. .all -x-'iil 1,1 oavi.l .lutinii(m tlnn tr■ " •*l*iil! "At Xin'lt ii tilin’ u8 tliU, "»* *o Uhiti In c*‘ -rriiltoc ht*nrio4 Ulltl II..” , I, d- .1 I-, I ..Id xovcti more parrels un.l limt run* 1" the resident* »f Smifurd V '" ‘“ r,"tt' Ihut ions xxhuli nuele si.i.nld remember the gift given in magu/lne* .1 . I ’M O ”1 1 MMi full- ‘ d 1*1 I, ....... .............. dvtnnulioil proceeding* xronld lie •" the In.'., ut ft,, mm.I -In .perutio.i r..y* the snecess it to ll>. the gift .if Je,US." lie SMj(| the jM.ultl Il.l- been , ,1 ,„t . | . hull i.. lf»srt«n,,i in. I ' . , , in u . tlnn for rniilrihiiliniis of iil.l, illsf. m.-u iti* 1Ul k hrouglil out that tln n. is "mote ki,.v„,| uml enm e.le.i tin- I M'ul.1.11 M.. . ..I iiii.it* hem t In glxing ami tlmt III”" ' , r , t|u, „ , ,.r , ....... j.,|i urM t**» f I* ii i I,,, M ■1,-u x . - • rhoid.l he "mute liuuinliitv in Ih. i’ll ®»* lii'i Fl f«"1/1,1 Ml'T nnr a \|,. i. ■ ,o of .."liltf relatin'1' , heart." •l|l ttll>I •Its'. ntll'IltV MO Tal-imlge ' ’.hi he II-.* .I|.e.|^-,'<l I.., \ It 11• >1 IM King l.iui. F.| Met nit p.esl.le.l his Ideas -.Ith llyrues uml Ihe ............ II. Ml- fill'll I . t (|tii III I I h .» It’S ... .1 " nl the meeting. Joe iilii. xx... .. . . aa*19•i >,.ii>.i ut I ,,, It. • »x... ... * S.e'lh I'i.rnMoa ■■..•■er.nii has a. IIRI.ANTMI tx—lli.hltv Curry " r M. t 1 li • lu. Ml, ,1 1 • .1. nf h im s t It* Il * Ii. »»/Ifl *■» ll’« *’ IniuinS 7 xeur ohl Irnki-mla h.n k"t";if't, xxer. presented by the ""***''< ««|.|>"tl*t"*!;«•' Mu l*s t f. u d* >,p- M. ,, ■ul" II’! *1 I 1 -i« im ■ *♦*«( i < ' • whose plluht brought hundred- nl „ )(ll „ „ n|, „t unprodallnn A* " " 1 i1111**i j? I u. silstlll Im ideal euillriiiutinn* from alt O'er ... x.r n,,,.,...., Uut'hel, who nulllU't’ll nttu-r tovt ..i-tllilltl.e ap I.i- i, l .n | t , . . tO * M H t,ii id* 11 111||« | ! 1 . . hit ®I- Lilt* It ‘till I *1 *, --11 11 .. ' I ,* ■If IHi'nlments f.u the cunferi-nee the nation, died Ibis morning In r<mk„ fl,r the I...... .. lunelivuo*, » ,.p IM . P.8|| | f I. I'll lit • ®»f Nil ttiir I.B E I- . ►JMI■■ tSatdturiutn k»r. ■a 4*. ■ ■ i n a aa lher. ,i,t.„ , a . f *i Inti (inx Hugh White nf M-«sI* sm.io I, i.i f • < 1 * in o Florldu uml (Jcorgc hv mu. Negro waiter. •upp V iloldxy's death raine utonit I* Is eiliiirmsn nf tile E -le ld Hate- 1 t IH »|t»l »••*» »!•» • * mtllm 'ft j ll fl» .Ma i» 1* Itil* * lull hi 11*k Imur. after hi* onrents. Mr a--d I'onimlHt'V and («ov Allan Shivers tmlilM **f 111* I**1 *1* OF Ft'! ' - f i net full aaf IIm It \* ' i l and (,*).«. i.#.*4 ®*u Mil •®r i»" 1hi nf Texas heads the Tiilela-ds t'n.n Mrs. (It-orgc Curry, had tleeltlcd to t •-( - ’r il ' M\ - . StMl 0**1 J till t)l llL'lll I'l uf Mil'll r I s' '■ 8 Erl'* inittce. Tulmudyt' eoiiiuienleii 'l.al ■ singe u Christmas Day for Idm In h -i #•» r *8«i1«-a| 1U "Il It" JI \ ’t 111* "iin-1- u iifi'i -•lissi tiiifi** fuii’miI 111IIIlhis linspitnl room. lliese t-vb committee* mm are "an f tllii ®l'*l Hu; 8 fill -l!M|if■' I li' . flnhbv. hi» little bo.lv, arm. am! pnrcntlv snceessfollv ulnint In con -«.| " III’I III' * 1ItIf l‘I ) 'iiMiili*'-x i*)i i !• j^i'tui up 111•*!r (idili E. McKay, u former Hmn- elude itu- two most liniH.rt.ini nmi *’M" ' * legs mutilated from seven month* I I*♦t ■ iTuiir R.!**’.. .tin ..» (nl- luutu it fit I ■Is «■ •I* •I Tx. U itTup* r uf Irunsfiixiun*. was almost too ford resident xjlio lias been llxlng |.vur umlcrtakcn by so-.tlu-rn weak to <*n|ov his gift* In Miami for the |-»sl t*lght years, governor* riliuillliilli.n »f freight '• *r\ ' •411111*01 | "lll/tf .un it* III- M» - l.*.llt|8, (*f hllllfp 'M’lU 4111(1 Duet.us Hilxlsed Ills nnri-ots from died last night from a heart at- |-ui,., xiH«] r-'lurii of lidclandx to fil t J« Ufllllllll lMl'*‘ “ lM» V<1U||| It-H tip ' III*’! * ’Fill •* * IL- fin r, ut /n <*i li(*'\iuir Eu'iu »#ii " a - x 1«I n»«11> >1 r»»3 «*•! tile start of ills long fight Hint re tuck suffered al a muoling of tliu state owners III ii t ’h.i I*, Miu 1 ths- 81-v t il 11 * til Ii i -*u| u r y cnvery could not be anticipated At Eastern Star ut Miami, according fill III ill'll in I ii ii *I «|miM n ■ Other eotnuilttee cliiilrriiaoshlus " » ' J * 'UitaiKt* » " ' h u .I 1u u - l i * - in first Ids parents despaired Thun to x»’«nl r.’.i ’lvcd today l»y F. Km- announced hv Tnl"inilx'c were f.o*’ Mu. ,* u *1 i n t i ’i i i I m i s u f M r l m l i i tho)' announced Ihov would be jtad ky Wight. Funeral services will John S. Ilutlie. Virginia lli-giu'-al «>s111 if ii i r UUY It* H'ii'li 1)i|ul’|||jnl'l E* * I I’I' i 'IIUhi ml f f iv li'flt " l i l t T * Milltl | ■1 •i* ’l ti* Du* •lirlil |»l»u-i' lit roeutve tin- rare B positive blood b« held at C-mibs f.'lianvl tuinurruxv Fd-u’lillnn: (Juv. Tt-endnrc It .Me •* It.-., <miin puli.’-1 l i lifiul mu.I ,,,,, that mlglit keetx their .ton alive at 2:00 p.m. in Miami, ujl* •- lli u il uiii'kliU"') 1iiV. II' ill 11»e |||f)i( l|111*4. Kcltlln, Maryland. Treaties U ImiI Im a ati*r " nrlli ’ ? * al least until Christmas. *'iiiF'ilfliMmt. IIuhm" Gl*'irMin, In*)*! Mr. McKay sax principal of the Wiih'i It Imy tiiitl priL** — wit fmThe huge amount nf fresh hluod Hsndnolu llltfh Hciiout for about 22 IH* 11MI G ’Hini % *■Mi|#- ^iipHu (!Inuthat arrived (rum around liie nn -•.-ur* following xvblch he moved to Ii *nr-viiii a 11• Briiilii'il iiilill*' llu* !•«’viiii *1 pi lii' tliiii uii Mi in fit’ll of nil pi it I-, tlnn Imoyi'd the Ihipu* qf Rotdjy's Miami .chore lie hm been tuuelicl*’ -'In nf 11sail *1 hlllMII MI" J *' ill llikl- lip “Tliu parents and anmted them. Mi- i'*'i|iir Ira*' Hu'D " tiki'll In" ing. lie has been active In MuThis piornleo. Just **•«-! <-f tonic i.tx.J Order of Eastern F'ur .... i r*» . f....t u8 iluniH*'*l )*® /. Drift* nf [iv I ripi Iccuhlr.’* Chrlstiiis*. Ikibbv sucenmbed lie work. Ho was a I'axt (Srsnd I’m-- — f*J Sr"ltii f**r lit*- ttu hilmi. ’I’Mwas suffering from -'hst .i«'t.-rs Iron uf tin- Uraml Chapter of Flor­ Till’ uiiiimt*1 KIK** ••1'ri'*tmii8 li*u‘ uiu" ul i-' wIium uf Mt, N '»*ii1'i i M . ITIHI8I M \- I- u r n called ranrer nf tho blood (failure ida. OEM. and hut at one timu Hetlv|tl"s *or iindernrivil.-gcd chib tuit.'li *r ■’Urai'i•*l•'<! hv *la* EiH * to nre.luce blood liy bltnself). l i i , x x i l l h- im Christmas been head of sll brunches uf th . dr*"- of Hcinlnolc ('.unity xxill he Mjir*.’ FnP i, I* v '*8 Ifin it i fully Hobby was the Currys’ only local Masonic taalge. Hu Is a Fast held ton-orrox*’ al 2:"o p.m. nl (lie ih unFlit. I’tl ... la lli” C'I' f4 ' I mi* <4 nun I'mix* ui ih- Tuuri-t Club next ........... F.i-hxx, child. ,.r tl ( ’I’Mtlllmr cif «*88181 11 . t|tl . lots l.c.-ii aunouncud, I'aIron uf tlie local UEH and uti Elks (Tli.lt. Earl lllgginbolhuin, I S’ .." i llu-hv tUght x"ill I.hIiix f'llor, said loilax'. ] mere-.. II-’-. honorary member. Cards have In-en mulled to chll- — th" Co.nmn.dty I'rttsbx’tcrinn While In Sanford he was also an TWO FLANKH COI.LIDE SEOUL (At—The U. 8. Fifth Air active member of the local Flr-t -iren who ere Invitol to tha party, C l . o f f e r . , . I tin’ inx’.M’utlo" in It l'I7. Force announced bmlght that two Methodist Church and served ae he sold. Thu oolitic Is Invited to -X’hM. he ii ‘ kcil C...I r’ u* he re mind us one- uguln of (ho true *'Yankee llurcutteur'* planes, one a Oreek twln-rnglno suovrlntendent of the sunday et*"i»d the activities. Thu regular meeting of the club nurqose uf tlie Chrinimua cele­ transport, collided yesterday on the school for a number of years. 1:35 • 3:27 . ft-lli . 7:11 . U:03 Mr. and Mrs. McKay nave been has been moved,up from tomorrow bration. ground at a Korean airbase, kill­ MOVIKLANIt According to one uf Lake Mury’s "Aaron Slick of Funkin Crick” ’residing at <MD NE l!71h Street, night until 8:00 o’clock Friday ing 13 parsons. L t Comdr. F. Winter TapoRn (abova). relieved last week as com­ Tbe brief announcement said an Miami, 38. Miami. Ha la survived night because uf Christmas. I'lans citizens of long itanding: " I t was Sliow opens (1:30, feature 7:01, manding affteer of n#at A ircraft Barries Squadron 821, Sanford undisclosed ilosed type plana crashed Into by his wire. Katharina E. McKay, will be discussed for the formal the largest group of children uver last Nature Naval Air Button, will return to a civilian status In January. He Is a C47 air evacuator craft. There and » daughter Mrs. Oalnea Nich* opening of the new club rooms, he to receivo gifts, proving again Imormissloti 8:8-1. 0:17 succeeded by Comdr* Bober* CsJustJuu was only one survivor. oL that our community Is growing.” ___ said. Well System Of Many Toys Are Presented To Elks By Firemen At Naval Air Station JJus*ta l I’roRram City To Utilize Features M eeting Private Power Attended llv Lions Squadron Commandc’r Relieved l5>nu ‘s ls ( hos.<,a . l? 11? 1 ;‘:vs Orlando’s leukemia Boy Victim Is Dead Glenn McKay.Former Principal, I Dead Annual VmimTree (>!' BlkH Set Tomorrtm Movie Time Table \ i u fbt:,.--. ■* ,1Z&i „ . •j.4............. i ■ijfi �0 *» », TUB dANFORrt HERALD Ten# 1 Tue«. Dee. 3.1, I M2 State D epartm ent' Forsees Steps To Thwart Koje Riots Grand Jury Action A gainst Fake Job Payrolls Is Seen WASHINGTON (Av—The State De; partment savs appropriate step* have been taken to prevent a pris­ o n er of war uprising like the one NEW YORK i * — A Brooklyn at Kole Island, which the Inter­ grand Jury Investigating water­ national Bed Cross Committee ha* front racket* hail a lodge's word , crltlrlred. today that 11 rmilil Indirt top NhlnThe department made public yes lng concern executive* who terdnv it* flve-monlhsold rorre nowlngly permit payroll padding spomfenre on the subject, seized Oram) Jury action against execu­ by Ihe Communist* os a propa­ tive* w»* Indicated yc*terday a* ganda tool. 20 watrrfront fiiftirci were arrested The International Bed Cross and accused of faking payroll* to Committee report on H>e Kote Is give gamblers anil loan shark* acland riot of last April said the ersi To Brooklyn dork*. killing of Communist captives then It wa* the latest in a series nf nppeared In hive violated the 1949 moves, accompanied by public Geneva Convention. One article of hearing* by the New York Slate the pact call* for advance warning Crime Commission, to smash l.efore lethal weapon* are used waterfront rackets which allegedly against unruly prisoner*. milk the seven billion dollar ship­ The Beds have used thl* report, ping industry here of 350 millions a made public Dec. 15 In Geneva, year. and the disorder* on I'ongam la At the arraignment of the 20 ye* land prison Dee. 14 as vehicle* terday, grand Jury foreman Bayfor atluck* on Ihe United State*. mon II. (.'hadeaync asked King* The Russian* tried over the week County Judge Samuel S. Leibnwitz end at Ihe United Nation* In New whether "owner* and operator*" I York In push through a U. N. vote of stevedore concern* could hr ac­ of censure against Ihe U. 8. for cused of any crime If they knew t the death* of 87 prisoner* at Pongtheir payroll* contained name* nf am. The Russian resolution was men who did no legitimate work. defeated bv a 45-to 3 vote. Leibnwitz replied that in hi* The State Department'* rorreopinion any company officer who spomlrnre covered a reply to Ihe "aid* and abet* liv knowing about" Beil Cross criticism, submitted last the Illegal practice "may he in­ Jiilv ?8 by U. S Consul General dicted for larceny and ronsplr Itehert K Ward J r In (lenevu. HIM STAR I,non Ttur.i'r nnlli-» acy." Ward said three Communists Four of the 20 arrested yesterday happily In Beno after getting n and four Republic of Korea army were described ns employe* of the Nevada divorce from Henry J. guards were killed and B4 persons _............. Atlantic Stevedoring Co ., Including (Hot.) Topping, (lie tloplnte milwounded In the April riot. I.et* .’hie paymaster! Ilonnlre. She refused to discos* tho concern’s chief than three months afterward, he Theac four were accused of jatek rr|Hirts Hint her ilnnnclol settlesaid, HI (hxi prisoners had hem etlng the wage* nlloted to the other merd gave tier a house noil Jewels, moved to "more manageable son 16 who were enrrird on the payroll t.ut no money. man compounds." In line with Red t luli rtnittnnnl l but allegedly tlitl no actual Cross recommendations for smai work. ---ler enclosures at Koje. . , , .. lie said also that, on n recomThe 20, charged with gram) lar ceny. forgery ami ronsplrary. all Winn And Lovett In innn'lntlnn to discontinue political , ... ... , orientation of prisoners, voluntary pleaded Innocent. Bail was fixed •t various amount* tip to $25,(881. l l U l l t l l a l t f W a r e 'l O l l N l * training Is being carried on nnlv _ among prisoner* who have refused Leihowllz set a trial tlule for Jnu. 13. JACKSONVILLE ..I* Winn A |" rf!,l,rn Communist ennlrolled laivell Grocery Co s a j. il will " ' r , ‘" l,,y hulld Ihe largest ONCE UPON A CHRISTMAS EVE £ Miami Arrests Fur Selling Cuba Have Been Nil Fur Year --------MIAMI (A*—An Investigator told the Miami City Commission's I.aw Enforceinenl Committee Mondnv that no arrest* hnve Item made for selling hollta (numbers) ticket* here since Dec. I, 1051. John It Walsh testified lhal his Investigation revealed arrest* since ™j|* lime were for ."possession" Florida here It will lie at C.i-sall anil Edge wood Avenues mi liu- western edge uf tin* city limit' on a .'17 acre tract, cost $009,000, anil lie Hie nut lens nf a shopping c en ler to lie Imill al ler dale a lull The building will IH* 11111' ilurv l.rlck and Iioiim' the ccni'rul ol fin s for the chum which operates warehouse* anil division nlfl'es in Miami, Tampa ami twmisville 1 -----------------------I H it it tis i i f 1■4 «, Itl-i-s n * *11**1I I I t l<> IM clAl ( ’llUNCH ,M H e ll D u i m i t f C MI woe Informed In M^rrS nf ‘ Given ANAMA ( 11 \ '/p I iri'ftien uu»i .year that . . . . .the .police . . . . were ____________ fought a blare that destroyed two Initructinn* to Innk nnlv for pussession," Walsh said. "They were large buildings at Ihe Wolnwricht told that sale* were Inn hard to Shipyard here Monday night fnr three hours before bringing it on prove." Conviction nf anyone nn a selling der control. Unofficial estimates ptared Ihe charge, If he fallrd lo posses* Ihe federal gambling tax stamn. would damage at "over a half million mean "severe penaHIcs," Walsh dollar.*." I.c1hcr Forester, an cm ploye. was hospitalized, lod was ■•Id. He said (he change look place rcporlcd In good enndilinn A portion nf Hie yard Is being Just at the time Ihe federal gam ■Wing lux stentn-5tw*tr#ni Into eN operated by the Senfmurd MRk.|i Iii ery Corn, which makes a new foci. Into In .951. "1110 frde.nl government col­ type hatch cover for ship*. lected more monev nit the renewal of the $50 nccitpallonal tax stumps leaf July than Ihe city collected S n n t u ’ H Arrival on lottery offenses In two years end seven mnnlhs," Walsh added H'«i*Hft*irft rriim •*-*«» Mm#i lie said fines In munldpul court for 31 mnnlhs amounted to )ll.mn "Rear Santa ( ‘Inii'C, llinv art1 you while gambler* listing Miami ad­ this year? I have hern a good hnv dresses paid more than Ji.y.nno for I would like a train amt a Captain federal stamp renewnl. for the fi» Villen Space (Janie I would like an cleetrie footlr.’ill came Kill mv cal year starting Julv 1 81* witnesses defied the commit nock* . « ...full nf (mils anil nets .” it tee by refusing In answer any ''he the atomic age definitely questions ncrtnlnlng to gambling. *H Bnvlng Its effect nn the younger All refused lo answer on grounds |generation. Santa Is bMiking after the reuuests in these letters along willi the multitude of other letters «*o| cards he Is receiving from child ren all over Ihe world Meanwhile, children are putting forth their heat behavior. To Get Your Christmas LONG DISTANCE CALLS Through Faster NiKhTClub HIhhI fConilnurrl From l'»»e One) his clothes and heard hint say: "I'll show these Sides some thine." With that, he pulled Ihe |dn from Ihe grenade • used hv ihe armed fnrres ns either nn Inrendiary nr flare and sent II rolling like a hall uf fire toward the Inr. The three servicemen (hen fled anil Jumnod In Ihe taxi. One of the off duly policemen. John Dnhlll, 25. was burned; hoi Ihe olhor two -Vincent llerkel*. 2K, and John llursnn -• followed In lleekcli* automobile which was parked nearby. Ileekcla and llurson caught the rob at Uroadway and Dillli Street mid forced It to Ihe cur. A snllor, later Identified as 1'itrlck Shana­ han. fled. Sutler surrendered. Hut McDermott nulled out a hunting knife and slashed Deckels' right hand. Thn Injured patrolman fell to the street as he managed to fire n ahnt. The bullet struck McDer­ mott In Iho head. Police Identified Ihe Injured who v'oro hospitalized a* John It. Orth, SO, a federal narcotic* agent: Ed4v«rd Gordon, 5T, of Ihe Bronx, owner of the tavern; and Morton Gordon, t>. hla son. Orth, who waa reported trailing a narcotic* su*pe"» had hut TODAY I entered the tavorn. Pollen mid his rrearnce had. no eonneetlon with the Wait. Orth'a condition wa» re­ ported lerloua. Ttie explosion of the grenado blew all the tavern'* window* out and Ifnlted two tavern boothi. ttbphoi* Uam J k J QhrUtmti NNM Dty. You Cook from hla rank nf patrolman to lieutenant which la prescribed by law for the governor’ll erne. ('iljl CominiHsion s is v t o J I SKI board! Ih# l«o flat and asks rho i*lnd**r what happened. "It's all Dund*r‘s fault," lay! ■lllion. "Ho suggested wo go for a littlo rldo on fhll II* flat and boforo wo know what hod happonod It drifted out to **o." JOYfUt, at finding th* rolndoor, Iskl now foioi another big problom: How to got thorn baik to Santa dou* in tlm* for th# Christmo* Trip. A wholo, swimming up 40 too whol'i going on, givoo likl a good Idoo. ? "SUM," soys" th* friendly wholo, "I'll bo glad lo take you follows ashor*. Just climb •board and stond roal still so you won't slip off Into th* son. O. ft., you lood rho way and I'll follow you." So off Ih* y go bock to Sontal SAfUY ASHC3E oguln, fskl wav** goodby lo th# frior.d.'y whal# a* if swims away. “Now which way It Sonia's hoodquaclort?” aikt Vlson. My goodnossl" (tki gaips, “Don't yau k>-->w, oilhrc?" ITo B? Continue.*' r . s . o t , l t i . i l h e h s s f l l r t t h U |,#>i|i l » n f o r f i l i a l i l I x i h s r K * . a n il ih n i t r w ill a p p le th " Il'X i'ir u lilr r.iiiseluas X ia n s r r o m . r n i i n l y J u ilm n t n n l" I ' n t i l i t f K t n r lit a . r , „ 1 1, " i.x t iik c m c r iT n o n r os- u r n S,fIMX. s ril.t y n f lie r e r n h e r . IS& Z. f . . r a |.snxTH j r i m is i. i iiii i rr ok e a m i fo r f in a l i l l s , TIIK IT4TK OK KI.UNHM. IX SMI rl ihr o. t vr aa lr on fs sAaim l i n l i i l M r i i l i r o f I h " #>. t on aNMi.xoi.i: r o i v i t . l a i r o f H u r r y K r » il" r le lt X la .lr , ,|r - Legal Notices I.4W SO. * O T 1 tl R r. .t, w iiin u n v so., rtalaiiir. MHTTIH H. MKI.I.V IS * m i n i is. KR:i,i,r. T IIK , "nseil. IlsIfaOaal*. *TATI1 OK Kl.Oil III S TO M»rrriK i i . k k i .i . v s s i i n* sun ii . KKi.l.*. k. ia nos sin, iron it is, CSI.IKONSM, You a r . h .r .h y n o llf U d GENERAL CONTRACTOR Hasn’t ska aarnad h.r ELGIN? FREE ESTIMATES LOAN S E R V IC E Ni*W CONSTRUCTION ■US P R IN T S M d S P E C IF IC A T IO N S REPAIR and REMODELING ALL T Y P E S ration will automatically promote • WORK BY EXPERT*. ALL WORKMANSHIP lad MATERIALS GUARANTEED Cock la a Sl-year old World War v£,.*r,n who iwmerly lived In yri f J H Y T h " H o a rd n f I V u i n l y ''o n u iil> s h 4 8 r " o f lh » I ' o n n l y o f X e m ln n l" , K lo r lh a w i l l r n - P lx e o ld " a t t h n l.'t* rl> T ' i f f i r " In I I I * I ' o l i r t H u l l " " a l P a n f o n l n n o r h » f n r " 6 o 'c lo c k I ’ . ) | , i n n . . " r> ,,h - ' « * ' V. . n ln t ln a th e r s t e r l n r o f it ," Ma o f ot il < a n n u m K l l r h r i i w i l l , H it In lh » r i r i ’ U lt t ' o u r l In a n d f o r I I ,• lo ir s o r " o u lv n lr o l ft f in lr io l* C o u n t y , F lo r id a , L a w S o lin o X » . 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II I - m h 1* I ib I «»f J d l t c h e ll’a a u rv a y o f Levy T h » llo a n l r r s r r v r " I lia r la h t t „ f l r a n t , a a r e c o r d e d In I 'lu t Iln o R r " j a . I m n y u n it n i l b lit s u m l I ............ I , pan** &. o f t h e p u h llc re ro rd M e r >1 i l i a n f l r r I I ita a m a lo I , " | , . r i , . >• of H e m ln o le C o t in ly . K lo r ld u lia » l lo l a r a s t o f | h « C o u n t y . l . y l n v K n a t o f I 7 -M1 M L H » lu ", I* llp r iiilo n . I'la r k w ay i A n o rth o f Lo n Ew n n d * • T f e i l l t C o u r t u n i I " i if W u g n e r fo n d . I.e e a N o r t h lit AN UNIDINTINIO 01 U administered blood plosma as he Is transferred from a "mercy Right" plan* to a f le lo C l a r k o f I I I " lli i n r i l ■Ii*iIrm o f w e « t 114 E fe e t . n t I ' o l i i u v C o m m la s liu ia r a waiting ambulanc* at McC'hnrd Air Force Uase, Washington. The badly Injured serviceman waj on* ot Y o u a r e h e r e b y m im m o n e tl n u d o f I h " C o u n t y n t >■ , , , i ,, r c it H ir e d to f ile In I I i I n r a n e e u u d 30 survivors of Ih* worst plane disaster In history. At least 86 "hitch-hiking" Ol* lost their Uvea when o l " . K l.ir M n "HVf *iim•ft KIKKf! It- WllaMi »N. IN a n 11 the glnnl Air Fore* Globemailrr that was flying them home foi llie Christmas holidays crashed seconds iln lit 11 ff*e n t lo r n e y w h i 4*e fu M re e after taking oft In a snow storm at Larson Air Uase, Wash. The plan* was hound for Son Antonio, Tex. la I*. O . I t " r * 7 9 . H a n f if r d . I*l«»rl«l»t M i l il l: m o r i m 4« J H u iif i 4n l A t l a n t i c N n llo n iil T h " ir a o ln r iiiin ii.il m r a iliiK W ,' H a n k llt ills llf t a r . N a n f o n l, P l o r l t l a , im ih a s h iir i'h o lit a r s o f T h e H n t if u iil , \ i . « H M te r t o lilt* c o UIo I b I mI In l» tl- In i i I Ii- N n llo o iil I I ,m il w i l l l , r h a b l . ' furnish power for Hie system dur­ tinlinns with the Son (HI Company lo- petition from Joe tiihlis, Mabel c n iia e w h ic h la h e r e w it h a e r v e il ii|i* I l i a b u o k ln u lio ila a I* H u n f o r il. K l o r . t4ti t o n . o il o r b e f o r e t h e I-*»tIt il* iy M n . m i VVi i l n a - i l k . ' , J n iiiin r y 1 1. ing the peak load period, if the concerning settlement over acqui­ Dixon, Jim * Carr, ,Grorgiu Itoss *,111 .• • ,, . o f J a n u a r y . 1* 41. I f y o u f a l l to ib» S 'i J . Hi l * o o ' e lm k |i. in fu r Ih " reservoir is full ut the beginning. sition of property along the site s l i d. •■ Willie Ixunur to investigate..,, „ . i . f . i d i |u<lam"nl w i l l h « e n - "I la e llo n o f i l ' r a i ' l u r s a m t I h " I r n n It was brought out tiy the en­ of its bulk plant had reached a the extreme west end of Four-1 t*r»d mfslnst v a n . m l Io n o f s u c h o t h a r liiis l'» r - s . IM WITN4;HH tVIIKHROK I h « r . O l s f n r o .i a i l y r o llt a lia f o r a I h a tila a t gineers that ih" present diesels stalemate. Tht company had Pre­ teenlhn Ntreet h e r e u n t o e at m r h a n d a n d t h e o f f l* In g . are overloaded and present a haz­ sented It* own sale term* wiilch Authoriied a quit claim deed to clul a e a l o f e a ld Court a t H u n firrd Il K. M an n . ID 8 llR c h m e n i haa MRMlii»t you by o. lh a l . . i l l hern Lro u B iii A V V I|||$|H i.N . C ool loon) f rom Pag* On#) •larlnl in sI,.- near future. Action lo iipoolnllog a new City Juilgc n*ol a Cily In.lortttint Hoard wax talilnl. Hubert Angus, ronsolting engi­ neer fur th" City from Jackson­ ville, mail" the recommendation (hut the City convert to purchase nower at th" well field, located ard of a break-down. It also was the City would have to accent un W. I.. Kirk releasing the reverter Ootid*. ,hl< ' 4lh ■,">r »f ""'• rah.r along ihe Orlando Highwnv, after brought out that two stand-by less it wanted clause In the deed of conveyance l»S3 .. . to •o through fur ‘ O I*. I I K I I N H O N . igt H". I.eioon, Clarence llurclift, en­ electric motor* were somewhat ther negotiations wlllch would take from the City on the property for C le r k o f s a lil I'u o r t (nrririsi h sii gineer from the Dnytonn Antis- water-soaked and that they would about three month*. his new rgency building et I’al K r c l I I W*lla on It was decided to table definite lor" Woili«, llnylonn lleneh, and ----burn out in about five minutes — -- ------- -- . •......... .. , .-netto and Commercial Avsnu". I ' , ti. I l o s 9 7 S K. C. Iliirtu-r, operator of n San- after starling, unless they were action In the matter and see iff- |iH.,ilHj „n amendment to Ordl < e t-« 0 | H n n f o n l A l l s n l l e ford electrienl concern, together dried. It was recommended that negotiation* couldn't he Rpreded nnlK.„ jq0, 5 j4 t which deals with N u llo n s l l l s n k l l u l l i l l o u j with Mr. Angus, told of’ the emer- these motor* he dried, a heating ul'; .. .. _ , , I placing ailvertislng card* on auto- AH tatnofronr »il y K( loorr l i Pl "l a i n t i f f . 1 geoev which •• • exists in the City process which take* altout two In other action, the Commission: which tell moturist* that water system. Authorisetl a contribution of Money has been pluced in parking days, and that heat should con­ SPPl.lCATlirX KO«« I'lX II, f'JlK) toward the expense of a Sem­ XIITII'K OK IXTS:XTIIIX TO SI SKC. The dlsrosslun of thn situation tinue tn he applied and the tnntors meters for them. inole County float in the pnrade "nine op after a starter swlteh covered. anaget to l a I s s r l ml IHSCII.SHIIS: Authorised the City Manager th e I ' s s s l f J s S a a . I n s Mr. Angus recommended the Jan. fl which will he a part of the .all for hid* for the sale burned out recently nt thn booster In n la l o H H lr . S lH Ia o f K ln r ld n old I n K r o h a le pi'iou house In the' well fjelcL iiee-1 pumping ilntinn im converted to aellvllle* nt thn Inauguration of I gV andstandatthe" nad" nark. ii., l l . . list. « aI... . .. 1 1 aI .. a I _______ _ a _ * al... n M.,f *.. »t . ■ . .. ■ f the use nf _purchased power at a the new governor, It.. Dan McCarty, "■“Hating llie procuring ofm another Authurlzeil the Dawson Gon lHa a rraes t hKer a Kd as rl sl rlb- oS ln da. By "ir from Texas, which finally later time, and that the present I Deferred the request of the In- structiun Company to remove four! H a a rs-a d . cod between *r,l)0 and f 1,000, In- fnclirtles he used only during peak [ ml |i«at of the Dhnhlrd American palm trees from the parkway at To Alt Whom ii sin* «•*/»»"' Veterans fur a site for a chapter Twentieth Street and Holly Avo- L r.„hU^ . ' hiSS# han"^ fHU.t hL Uni stalled. Tbe Instulliitlup was made electrical load period* anil on house on City property to the City nue. leniporftry bneT» ami 'could "tanil-hy tinsl* the r*sl of 4' r " i> o r l mh A d m i n i s t r a t o r o f t h e a *Manager and the City Attorney Bleak do vo momentarily, serious- time, > Pluced on first rending an ordi­ l a i n o t l l a r r y K r e i l a r l e k H in d " , d a" impairing thn water facilities, Mr. Williams reported he had for recommendation*. v nance authorizing the .Mayor and Authorized Anna Henderson, the City Clerk to execute ull deeds il was dlHrlnsed. conferred with Talbert Whitfield, Negress, and her group to use the I’owcr for the prrsrnt system, rights-of-way attorney for the on behalf of the City. pumoing water from wells, which .Slate Bond Department at Talla­ Municipal Htodium on Sunday a f­ Placed on _ first . . .reading on ordi ,,, ore located about three miles from hassee, about two weeks ago eon- ternoon, Fell. IR, for comluctlng a III" City, tiausporiing It to the s eriiliu- condemnation proceedings singing program upon payment of nance amending ordinance No. fil l, admission tax and pro rata uf InV° * " • ' ™ for quarterly payCity luimiiing station and th«m-e relative r tn the French Avenue incut in advance of fees for speciul Ini" the water mains, Is furnished project. At that lime, Mr. Wil­ siii unee coats, przvlded the City collection of garbage instead of By two overworked diesel engines. liams titl'd l-e wn- assured a m-ll- Is ubie to procure coverage. Referred to the City Manager yearly payment. In order to put t’.ie system Into tlon would lie prepared In getting Deceived u report from the City efficient iipcrntlng order. Mr. All- action s'arted, lull that no such for riTinnmenitalions inc request of Quintus Bay for Ihe City to va­ Manager that the County Hoard uus said, another diesel engine action followed. would need to he procured at a Ho went Imek to Tallahassro cate (lie alley next to his home at uf Commissioners have advised thut the proposed Improvement of cost of about $80,00(1. Financed yesterday, he snid, and found that I2IR West First .Street. Tabled the letter of re*i|'natlon West Twenty-fifth Ktrrct hy the over a .’10-year period, this cost thn protect hail been delayed liewould rise to about $120,000, or cause the district office of the of City Judge Karlylo limit holder Hlate Hoad Department within nli"ut $1,00(4 a year. Elate Rond Department In Deluind and deferred appointment of c new the next six month* would elimi­ nate the City and County from Cost of iqM-rntiiig the system had withdrawn the engineering judge until next Monday nlgl.t. Bead a letter from the City tho responsibility of repairing and la-t year, lie snitl, was. aliout $8,- crew from Ihe French Avenue MPfl. of wiilch nearly $1,000 was prelect and had switched to a Planning Commission approving resuriacing thu street as proposed the retiming of the east half of at the last meeting. repair costs. Tying In the cost of prelect at Ht. Augustine. Authorized the Mayor and the "iH'iation wills the cost of a new Mr. Williams stated the latter block II, tier 8, K. It. Trafford’s dB'u’l engine would make the pro­ project was not urgent localise man, from residential to commer­ City Clerk to execute retail till* curement uf pnwer from the coni- no definite action will bo taken In cial industrial classification, on contracts payable to the Sanford aierci.sl source morn advisable getting Ihe project underway there which a public hearing will Im held Atlantic National Hank totalling $411,000 for the balance of the from u flnnnrlal standpoint. for almut two year*. However, the next Monday night. Received recommendation from purchase price of new motor vchiMr. Angus said the cost nf pur­ crew ihnuld tie finished with prechased power for thn entire oper­ sent work there *hnrtly, he said. the Planning Commission that the cles and heavy equipment payable The attorney snlil he would lie ordinance regulating the storage in the sum* of $18,188) Dec, I, ation. going nt ton load during peak load periods of the Florida aid" lo take condemnation lire- of gasoline he amended so a* to IUR8, 118,000 Dec. I, 1954, and Power and Light Cn., and with reeding* against prenertles along limit the size of underground $10,000 Dec. I, 1955, with Interest eoiMimptlon registered through tho street this month, excent for tanks at service stations In resi­ at the rato of four per cent per 'wo meters, would ho about |9,- several parcels at the extreme dential and retail commercial dlt* year. Deferred a proposal hy Com­ f>()5 per year. About 6100 a month south end of Ihe avenue. Action trlcta to a size that will not en­ missioner John Ivey to Install could Im saved l>v not nurchaslng may ho taken against these some danger life and property. Denied the application of George parking metsra on Commsrclal •■ewer during the peak periods, tlm# In January, he said. 3:00 until UiOO P.m., and that ....., ___ ___ Relatlta to hla visits tn Talla- Lova for a permit to operate a Avenue and Hand Avenue to the City ;tty Manager and th* Chief of s about $.'124 could be Lu saved by uts- has*#*, Mr. William* said, "For- taxicab. Referred to the City Manager I’ollca. nenslng with high-pressure nitmp-J getting th" change In the adminIng during thla period, bringing latratlnn, they Intend lo go ahead 'ho cost n? (he total operation toj«nd finish thla French Avenue aliout 67,1'Kl a year. He rrcom- project down hare." mended using a single diesel to Mr. Lemon reported that nego- • K r e ilr r le k K P la il" A ilin ln ls lr a lo r of ih " n s . la l" n f lla r r y K r s ilr r o k P l a i t " . it " e « a » f d IADV H.OIN JINNY. She'll love It. $17.50 I A U I I L 17-Jawal Effin Doluxt. 199.50 Other flfint hem $JJ7| led. H4- Ns ROIN-rhe only wefch with the heart thet never i IM C M tl vY V I’Hshla" SALES oMARKITIMG ADVIRTISIN0 Varan Ilia s ik l p an o n sb la a la r u llv a (m ill *tr, ) D i l l an o p isattu u ly srhisa bfuH.1 a ip a ria n ra and n b lllly w ill P « r o ff— m u iu s lly . C a n p lan , w rit" so il d irect ro w .!In * le d ejlaa sn .1 p ro m o tk ia s l p ro sra m s. K s r w llt n l • w l w sll dliarellW d h e ckfro u ad . A v e ils lila fo r p a rs o a s l ln l" r vlaw . W H l* h riafly o u tlin ln * your lco t« w llln n .(llirw lalrpho na n u is ls r llararanrrw a irh a n y a d . W ilt* e iM U flly, | * i a t k ll | �ijy THE SANEORE HERALD Taii.'TH c. 1M I______ P « j» 8 Local Policem en Continue Drive On Moonshine Traffic Sanford police continued their crack-down on the traffic of illegal liquor yesterday mid made four nrrest*. I’eiirl McCray, 215, nlln* I’enrl Hnrlxir, limit Went Twelfth Street wn* arrested on two charier* — possession nod mile uf nmnnshint and won jniled when uitnlde to post IioiuIr totalling $101. Her husband Melvin McCray, 110, wna Julle<l when unable to fund'll n bund of $202 on n charge of having pos­ session of the illegal liquor. Samuel .lack'on, !1H of tW i'i Kant fifth Street, wna arrested-mi charge* of rale und pb**c**|nii of moonshine, with u conceuled wea­ pon offense tied in with one of the charge*. He wan caught earrylre a •!IH calibre pl*tol, Chief Hoy Wil­ liam* said. He win lulled when un­ able to furnish bond* totalling $101. Victoria Dunwoody, 27, of fiiiOH K id fifth Street, wu* ar­ rested on a charge of soiling moon­ shine and wna released under n bond of $202. Arrests were made of the necused, all Negroe*, by Patrolmen C. C. Dodson nnd Joe Hiekson, who have been detailed by Chief Williams to cracking down on moonshine truffle. Joseph Walker, 00, Negro, 140*1 West Thirteenth Street, was senlem-ed to pay $200 and costs or serve !M) days in jnll on a charge of selling moonshine and $2r> ami rosls or lb days in jail on n rhurge of brandishing a firearm. Unable to pay the fines, lie was jniled. William franklin llaldwin, 28 Negro, HOP Kust Tenth Street charged with selling Illegal lliiipir estreated n boml of $202. The case of Allen Mitchell, Oil, {Mlfi Cypress Avenue, charged with selling and having possession of a share In a lottery (Cuba or bolita), was con­ tinued until next Monday, Judge Karlyln Ifouslioliler was on the bench. Chief Williams said today a war- (3 It l i d s a C s / e LTINO IN A TANOll of wreck age, the tall section Is the only visible part of the C-124 Olobcmaiter Uial crashed shortly after taking off in it heavy anowstorm front Larson Air Fan * Ease near Mose* Lake, Wash. The dlsaater, the wont In aviation history, cost the live* of HO servicemen An Air Force spokesman said the plane was carrylm "nt least” 127 men at the time of the crash. (International Soundpl.oiuf Holloway Phones LivingHton Mays, 7!), Baptist Cleric, Dies Ordered Back By NASHVILLE, Tenn iff Dr State Commission Livingston T Mays. 70. 11apt 1*1 minister, diplomat and rduratnr ol fP V 1'E v in i^ iln m u .n i heart attack In u Nushvllli hospital ' “‘o r M aji a llaptlst minister f.w more than half a century, hud served pastorates In the larger cities of the United States and a* far away as Home. Italy He was a past president of the Southern llajitlst Convention As an educator. Dr Mays served variously as president of Hie Cuban Amerlenn College In Havana: dean and executive secretary of the Summer School of Theology in Hidgecrest, N C , professor at Furman University, Tennessee for Women und the University School in Montgomery. Ala of bis ministry was spent in . . Most . (lenrgla, Texas anil J ’"J’ o™n. He wus a native of Texas*1** 11,1,1 Hoover Has Luncheon 'Rama Gridiron Great n ,,t w:arriinactivities ' °"r fin'l!n K ,ha' gambling since the ,h rer With Next President of his telephone In August. Named (>I\S Direetor mnvnl U>31 " Holloway's son In law and nn NEW YOHK i.fi—President elect other employe of the place were Eisenhower lunched today with Clement, one time football great at given one year prison sentences former President Herbert Hoover the University of Alabama, has for selling baseball pool tickets, to discuss reorganization .... . been elevated to the post of re hut both received pardons from i streamlining of Ihe executive glonnl director of the Office of the ................„ .......... ............before |branch of the federal governmci.i Stale .......... Pardon Hoard Price Mobilization in Hie South- they served any of the time The luncheon session was al Ihe east, it was announced today. Holloway himself was arrested i home of John foster Dulles, sec re As the new regional director. Inter on gambling rharges. after a tary of slate designate • lenient will have overall charge raid bv assistants of Ally. Gen. I Dulles und Arthur Fleming, pres of OPS activities in (leorgla, Ala­ Richard Krvln but the eompluint ident of Ohio Wesleyan University, bama, Florida, Mississippi. South against hint was dhmimird for Inck also sal in at the conference Carolina, and Tennessee Ills ap­ of evidence that he knew gambling Hoover headrd a study eoimuis pointment was nummnrril by Jo. wn* going nn in hi* place. sion on reorganization of the ex seph II. Freehill, national direetor branch, conducted t.y Ihr The Utilities Commission nNo ! of OPS red relnstallnllnri of tele-1Truman ■dminUtralmn Hemming authorized r omeitL who Nerved u* deputy phone service nt the home of Mr*. Is a member of a special commit regional director In Atlanta alnre Mary Clark, Miami Reach. It was tee recently appointed by Elsen­ ft))f Ht iM If Micceedfi Heorge D removed Mav 2U, 11)31, on u com hower to study ntganizaliuii of the rfltforson Jr ., who rexigued recent plaint that Mrs. Clark's husband executive branch in cooperation ly to hcconto Alabama director of was using Ihe phone for hookmak- with Temple University the Internal Revenutf Bureau at ing. Thnt special committee met with Birmingham, The commission said Idrk of tel Elsenhower at his home last Sun (’lenient, whose college nick- I ephone Ncrviee for more than 18 day The other members of the committer are Nelson Itnckefeller mime of ' F oo|n" h;i> clung tt» him months w;i* sufflclenl penally former under secretary of slate through me year*, was explain of Itinh e fniiiKftiiv V liiik h ii T i l l . . team ..... *k...* — - ■- ■- — — - — l._i_. and coordinator of inter Vmerirnn famous iCrlrnami Tulc thai affairs, and Dr Milton Eisenhow tiafcati’d Washington Statu 2t o in er. president of IVimsylvsuiia Slate the 1831 Hose Howl, Ho is a native •• i _ ,« i College and a brother of the gen of Arkansas. ATLANTA iff—Charles It <Foots) Rare DineaHe Strikes Children In Family erai Each year bring* forth a mar­ velous, yet l.uwll.irrlng array of ChrHtina* Gifts. Many neiv amt unique, others the old sUnd-hyx. Yet the problem "what lo give who" never seem* to he solved. This y n p r t h e Movieland Theatre has romo to the rescue of the Christmas Shopper In search o f ju *i the right thing, “ Hooks rtf Happiness" are being offered us nn ideal gift for any member of the family or friends. They are nn attractive expression uf the Holiday Spirit, 'and they provide Weeks of entertainment, Truly a gift (lint would l.e appreciated by anyone. They lire supplied in several denominations tn fit ynur list. Ally. _____ MANCHESTER. 1a. kt*-A rare discpic for which nn cure is known has stricken two of the three chit dren of Mr and Mrs. Grant Faust They art. praying their thin) child mav be spared The Fausls' two older children. Allan, 3, and Marsha, 4, both are helpless from the disease, which Is gradually destroying their brain cells. Allan lies near death in a Manchester hospital. Marsha ii un­ der sedatives at the modest Faust farm home near nyan, la. The disease has been tentatively diagnosed by dnclnrs at Ihe Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., a t "pe lizemii-merzbacher" It attacked both children whpn Ihey were three year* old. The third child, Craig, ii six months old. A research Institution told Dr. Paul O. Meyer of Manchester there are fewer than too rase* of tho disease on record in the past 100 year*. There I* no known treat­ iment or cure, TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY = *= = £ = i ALINTWIN-MiUlltttl ewySra wxnpprm i • « i f k * » jJ jJ i . '»- fscJ T S W a t r ALSO CARTOON AND SELECTED SHORTS 8 rsssswee* MARCH OF EVENTS ^ esu s >>7y; A Child's Life of J e s u s 1* one of the Inst hook* wrltli-n hy Ihe late Fulton Cluster, noted author of surh volume* as The Urrale»t Story Ever Told, The Greatest Hook Ever Written, rlc. This presentation of Mr. Hosier's book has been aperiall. Illustrated for news­ paper publication b> Ihe Helliiliown artist, Neil O 'K eeffe. TALLAHASSEE i.ff-Thc State Utilities Commission today an thorlied relnstallatlon of telephones in tbe Orlando liquor store of J D. Holloway, from which wires were removed 18 months ago for gambling law violations. The Imarifs restoration knocked twn months off the original If) month suspension for the AHC Liquor Slore. The eommlsslmi said the Orlando chief of detective* testified "that during the past 10 months, he has received no information connecting Ihe applicant In any way with illeg a I activities and particularly with W ! w » r „ ^ ® . " T " ' ‘I. N"‘ r"f..rVmr to The K l i n g laws " ., ii st<lunging her with an, said “some was tin* lire ~ " ............V . ” ” uu »fiiu m i i i i i ' itestimony r s u i n u r i y wus vm, , $ „ J ni . " ,l*1 ........ Rented by the attorney general tn c r i . , , 1 'Z" vlf,kt nl lwm West effect that Hie applicant was still fifteen,b Street. engaged in honk mliking activities ' i however, the testimony submitted Is clearly Inconclusive and does Movieland Theatre Aids Christmas Shoppers yzz^WASHINGTON FULTON O U R SLIR 'f' SA N FO R D • O R L A N D O ^ IIG H W A T t . CHAPTER XI When Judas fled from tbe scene of The i-nst Supper, Jesus turned to the others, the eleven who really loved Him, and who bail been tine to Him, He took * pleee of bread and hrhbe t He proved and then gave a piece uf tbe hteud to eaeli »u llis eleven friends, saying t>> them "This is My llotly. Take you nnd eat." lie took some wine In a rup, wine made of the Juice of good red grapes and He blessed il anil gave I bunks tn God while He passed the cup to Ills les and said: ‘‘This is My blood. Drink too this." And after they had each taken a sip lie said: "Do this in memory of Me." And today all over the voild those of us u tin hive Him love Hidv Communion, as it I* call­ ed, receiving Ills body no. I blood that we may become one with tile life of Jesus. When the night was dark. Jesu* asked tbe eleven to voioe with Him to a garden of olive trees It was railed the Garden of Gctlisemnne, That was white! He often spent the night. tl was too dark to see ant thing in the garden The moon was not shining. How could itn mill who wanted In kill linn ivi-r find linn here? Joses knelt down beside a tog rock. He nd.. -I III* friends >o keep wall tl wb e He proved. Then lie tulked In tool, lie kinvv lbat mi li w< " gelling ready *■» kill Him. Il< asked God if lie could stop llo men from killing Hun Hut. II. said, IL would do whatever *•■■■I vvrfnii d Him f->. And Mint wn- l show o* all how lo prav. W»- it : tied for wbal we wollbl like 1>> bate loll let! Him vve will giv e il ms. and forget a bin it it, if lb doe* not tlliok It wise for P« * hate our own Wat. \VInle lie w 11 prat mg .li beau! a noise in tin- garden tl. E u ro p ean s' Em o tio n . Soon Eisenhower Trip Brinoi M ix ed A fter Ik o 'i Trip Relief ond Apptehcnxion .an/ f-. t ‘i n/rtil Frr.ii r r * \ S I I I M .r u V Kiigiaii'l ami Ameiicix's Western European Alltel tire soniew-h.it ii-tlev.-d lull still apprehensive over what may crane fiom I’trsi l-nt i-l.-i t Kiaruhnwer'a tri|i to Korea. Tlielr relief com-a tn u if » Muti'i ircogniiion of the "illfUcuIttea" wlucti w-tiill I* u .i" lv il in u|'|>l>mg puii-ly m itllary principle* and concepts to the k i.ait ligtiimg in ur-lcr tu obtain victory. Their apprehension -t-u • ftam th" linn tr-li-f that any Intenslflcatton of tin* tb.litli i; or any tu-vv pressure* on Communist ('111•■'' may tiling Incrrased danger of outbreak of g * ^ a new wot Id coiillngratlon. j, \ The vlrva of Western Europe toward a h*W At . j vv.irl.t w n arr far different from that of the United .| | * v . i i .Stutra. tu the tfnltcil Slates any w ar ta viewed ] I jJ w.tti ulihiii- ni e, but with confidence of ultimata victory. In Wesl-'rn Europe, however, there Is n fatalistic tr'iief (hat r- gm llr-ts nl tto- outeome of n full-scale Si.vi-'t•C oil. I States war. Ihe pollthal systems of Wesl.-rn C irtipe.tn countru* will l»- swept away, tlirir cities and farms ravaged, and their way of tife destroyed. To the United State* "stalemate" means fallur*; to I lie I'uinpean* It mean* continuing reprieve from impending dtsaater. Prtlldsnl elerl Eil*nh«w«r r-x -i.1 ]i‘iiL«*| «itnumi ta$*t xviitrHiiu: u * ! v t p Oil ti l l *1.1111(1, 1>f$I\ Jl'MiT col i t iiu ukf Hi*' S hIi Im t i xxot i 11$i" Son of Hod. So t h e y HHltl I I m friiiiiU wimi' rh$\v in*r«* nil truuhn . .tn i i r u ; . Him K i'll .il. Hr filW iriilo. Stum * r n r - rird Imi mini’ ht ii f f h f o r HphH , Xit) s1- in 1 Ill'll I MIn t - to Id long StX luin.ii F i l l (to mun XXlilt h d Hiciit j .1! to ,t« * a * hu«l 111! t XI 1l|•! •11lit It" lig).l l i e XX!i 4 J it In J4 III' i uni' up l-i> li'iu* it its1 i\ MMl| Mini. 1twit !.i*< IXll-> a u g n a l I •• llll' \ M X Htl V k 1|ii XX XXfill'll -t liii! i Milt t<> ji •i *'*•i li t. —Mi. • $f» lihhi'd ' 4'll". Hi. V iiuhli* Him i Ih ii p ii . ti. t 1liv i 11 ,| lit h n nd • vx it h 1II. V inn i * to ,! fit miii n * Ol ||■* Mil nil 1 llll \ IlM ! I 111III 111 * m i l l IIhiul Il l *1H\ jlld g' -s t" In hi It. 11**rii' W 1let1 tool H i > MlI'M' lo a t . . 1 III. >*U h , IL Imi 1 1•<11k? U i . - th a t \\ M•1)i! ' N ' I I ' U i.' hltlld li 1’ •» n*if in. v\1* IIif * N»» |«*|.| |M"4111|! lie II itu t M.e 4 Ii i i * fi!» S. .11 4.1 God II. ! |.t|i' • ■ .1. i tu»! 1,4 ll.'X Inn! thill xx llIhi XI 11H Hut thi’v could not Kill Him t III ii\%ii\ , Tlii'V hud to un to a mun tailed l'iltit «*. lie win the Ktivnrnnr* IMInlr did lint want hi Kill Jenun, hut the crowd of frightened peoph v e ile d HO lo u d I hut I'ilute wan in i red too, So I11H I 11VVIIV to in- ltd them tale ■II"H Kill Him. Thev were erilel h» .Teniii now Thev nifiile u iioxvii of Mi'Mi end put it on 11in load and the t loo Ik* cut I li* foi ido ad ntof made 111ill hired I'hev kvc* " ' MiiKm^; fuu of Him hi i'hum milt- people ciilh .l llrni Mo 11 K inti. Hut .lewun um tud u h nut o f Miimzi. lie win h Kiiiir uf the hen11 * of the pi oplo llo v l * ul i$MiH mil il He could haidk -land up Then on ....... I Kn ' ii \ uo<t mon they limit'd Him. hand* Mill feel, lt» « hltf Wooden d o -\iu| they NliMitl tl* at to wiitii* Him die. I'ooiotrow. .leiO’* I* It'* o limit t h e irI live* • POLITIC t l . m :ll I T I J t m s More mill more Democrat* think they rathi'i- than I'epiil.li.an* will ts- president-elect Euenhawar'a strong rI k lit arm in the new Uoiigre.ss Althoiigli the Mrd ('..ngie-s will t*e Hepul.llcan.controlled. Demo­ crats think tegistation anlo-.t hy the new President will follow tho pattern cut hy IVm ... i.itie i.iinltn.slr.ttlons TlieV euiiteinl that if I!. |nil.|o .1 n . win. opposed Social Security niiuisiiies ittnl sin ilar lull.' m llo- past meant what they said, they will continue their tight even i it I. a uuirt of their own party In tho While House Ei.eiiliovvei s -ele- tmn l I lit F»*te. Dulles ns secretary of stoto .M ight* most t>em..i i« ’ - b. n,ii.it l.c s t .r t’. Hunt It)). Wyoming, *a\s luille* was .'.ut an.I panel "f the Truman foreign program and can he ilepett.le.l oil to lonlmue it in nil major respects.'' • G o t’ S.IO I K \ tei nble slunk apparently awaits Republicans In t'ongn-ss when Itiev lu'imh tlnnr Investigation* of tbe Truman ad1111111*1 latum with a teqin it bn . .tie blanche authority lo scrutlniio gov.-rumcnt files t’n *i-1 .t i-l.-i I Elsenhnvxer I* rxpecled to turn ihem down Tin i e In, 'f will i,">i- ii - a 111.ii,,i blow to i Ji)p congressional prober*, who me (lo 'ie ih a g - ii ii,- itnoiv tliai Itt put,in an conlrot of tha executive ilep.iltnielli tin in . legislative! ileecs* to all government pixpr rs However Ik.- ........... . t,. ,n|.,pt in geiu-iul the policy carried out I'V 1'ie.sl tti'fi 1‘nnfi ti Tli.it i t i • i i-xs1 ..lily i«rtuin pertainin m U -it iiapiiil<*«l Unit eflfurli lf$ obtain tuli' •/«» Ihi’in, ill piovi* unavailing. Tha • l» f * !("■ ilinmnil of F B I Chtrf J Edgar . I lit) i l.lie* e * 4 • • I InI |\ \| l,| i; \| Ii ' e I i .-iihower InitiiRiin.l committee ap» [ i n iill v it in.il.it t, i 'II • . i a 'tempt to keep thn I Mi 1*11 »Vrnl hi .1 *, f1 ['It * P'ts; Iblc It. line vv|tli Dignified I In* .|ij tilts nf Hi* * •.♦ . ■ t Inaugural I *.\ i I* mi r n f f hi . miIi* •numlti'i- mi n It S«wghl • m.»i i . I \\i»h nu t fn^Inl h niii In tint U* f tto- public and iegttt- I...I !*' I Ml" llin* - -Mu! I li Evangelist Billy Plane ( rash Probe mate Farmer- u >m. (vraham Pays Visit Fails To I'lirn Up * v \*> sn u l 'l *ls sl’II\lv1i 1ii imi in\ni Mlx il* T 1i*» f ih$| in Ii < • ' ♦* * To Front Line Area ( lues l o Disaster 11|,. j * 11 i mi 1Ii** v» M i ! m o iiii mii 1-" i r i n t ON THE WESTERN FRONT Keren i.l" Evangelist lllilv (1m him. made i. helicmdei flichl in Ihe Western Korean Front today ami told some 751) men id » ernek unit "You are f i e l d i n g for the freedom of Hu* world" Allied artillery fire piiinttinled G raham ’s talk in nn amphitheater less than three mile* front ■ ■here some of Ihe men *innd .mlptisl wnli li la*l night Their atlenliotl fecund on lira haul's boyish face as be lold 'hem “ We know il is Innely mil tlu-u* we know II I* dangerous o I I’ - re “ ■lilt von need Mol walk alone ! tonight You ran have C hn -I al your side now, tonight, and forever Will those who want him .1 iin-ir .side, who want to areept i hri»t now. Ihi* very moment. *i it..i " Meanwhile, Eisenhower *1111 Is what amounts In a ««|U . m.’ . *° requests that he liaik legislation to create u Fair Km ployment Practices Commission A tall Negro fighting man Ihe with enforcement authority stripes of a sergeant on In* sleeve stood Al tlie other end of Hu row of Mindling* a while inn .or rose dolfed hi* futiined can. and bowed Ills head in the bright, mill ilium ll'RRIlraM erw . ri» « went on to review his lung tenure ing air A dozen more came !*• their in office from a time In 11)15 when feet Then still more, until fuMv n Hemlnole County wim only un In­ third of the 75fl were on their feet Grnhuin bowed hi* head fant of two years since Its separa­ "Thank you." be said ftly tion from Orange County yon." It was truly Mr. Lawton's iioor. "Thank After the services nnd before After ninny long yrnrs of service elimlilng Into a hellmpler b* visit to the men, women nnd children of more front line pos.tirins, Graham Hemlnole County, Mr. Lawton wn* said: •tapping down nut forgotten l.iit "It was the greatest percentage reverpd and honored. response In mv entire career nf Amidst the Intermittent blinding preaching the Gospel These men fiashe* from tbe flash bulb cam­ are true realists; they walk with eras, Mr. I.nwton stood speaking death again und again; tbrv know­ from his heart. how frail, how short a thing life It muit have pleased the gentle- can he." mannered educator to have Ids two sons, James and T. W„ a* well as his wife and brother, \V. J , laiwton .at this great tribute. Tho ceremonies were not punctu­ ated with hliinng hand* nor tong JACKSONVILLE REACH t'-O f oration*, but rather with the calm flcb.is fur the Gninr Rmvl H.iskeC simplicity that typified Mr. Luwball Tournament In Fletcher Gym. ton * manner . Dee. 28-30, were unimtmced Indue ' The prevailing feeling among hy Jack Proctor, nf the sponsoring the spectator* war aptly stated Jacksonville Beach Javcecs when B, C. Hteele, principal of Hie They are Patti McCoy Hiklu Sanford Grammar School, cniiHijal- limn uJ, Ned Ken rev (Wake Forest), ly remarked to n friend in tho l-eroy Durden ( Florida). and Irv crowd. "He was n fine gentleman Ing Alsuhronk (Georgia) McCoy and a credit to Seminole County and Searcy are members nf the In all the year* 1 worked for him Knuthcnslrrn Conference llaskcl even In hard time*, ha always paid ball Official* Association tha teacher*, somethin* nd ni*"V Archie Carter, Ontnr (Jowl Ha* of the superintendent* In the kcthall chairman, made the assign stata can boast of." menu. Lawton Honored Official* Arc Named For (iator Tourney WASHINGTON 'P The Air Force said today a prelliiuuarv Invest! gallon .d the \lo*e* Lake Mash all dis.l'tei has failed to turn Up a ruiiso for llie crush of tbe giant i' 124 Irnnsptul H said, loo II Inis not loui.it -mi il l-on lo order •In* gi1, limbin', ol i ‘ I ’’ I* A.. Force lleadipiarlers released an n l..run report from the croup 111 - I..i Ibe i l i sli in w Inch Mil per son - v i i c Kllliil The r 12-1 li.mli'.l n llh lii anew al il bound -etc icemen cr isli.nl n> (Linn * nioiiienls aflt-i l.tkmt: "K ft om l.atson Air For. e Hast ia I S ilu iil.ii The I. pint was made bv Ma| l .i ri \ i, tor E lleclranillas San lleruardlnn Calif lie sa d bis fust .lav's mvi'slii'a lion had nol discovered the cause tie saw nollilng in the uivestiratiiin so fai to inilteale tt-.it C t2 )s shoidd l.e o rd .'iiil from tin- alt The All I-i o c salil all Iltitittlen a M e re. oi its of Ihe I ' 121 are being studied but (bat II Mas been dr t. rmilU'd already that all Ihe rt gillnr innlnteiuitice eheek* hail been made before it took uff from l.ar Mill. “ In addition the airplane was i lest flown on the duv before the accident and everything checked out *ati*faet«rltv." the Air Foresaid It noted, too, that tin- chief pilot, f irst I.t William N iiT .in Phona h Al*$r k r I rrutin'i* si nil ft i ■i •ilti' - M in i»i. *2 »*» .: \ k.1. ,1.1..**II I IUIi I > *m» t" W fl. lt U 1th ft * 1 In >’ nsi li t «et .1 ii* i i' it • IU I III A'lli T . . t• . if fi , h I, • il .1 lilt. 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Including on r Its) boors 111 l ’ 121* kb TODAY AND WEDNESDAY! u BED JAC KETS SL IPS Mukrsiiili hivctv g ift*! Ml wllle. lace trimmed N x I iiii sizes 32 In III •1.95 and a.ilfi Flue and pink in lure I rimmed crepe or llrilnhed Rayon :!.!>:> ami <1.95 FANTIES Itayun tricot in pink and h bile LOO Nylon 1.95 and 2.95 coio 4 BY HOSIERY lly M o usin g*cur, full Slatting BOOKS 4 HAPPINESi "ill !*• ii serious attempt to The only limitation two hour period for hi l‘|» * MlldlUTl I'll ■ e l| i *I.-- ii .i -I*, hi ,il paruili-. t h i l l fell' I.* Ilf.lt till- f t (I'll skill lv livid to u I'lijirtim; at v |;i, i :i * |tf.i UFfi SA V IR S An for me I'd rather bo, Alive nnd ixmflimintic, Than have u wreck -----And break my neck, And be a mure ntatlHtlc. I i i , I ..muse,I ■"ii ecus Ionnat re* era •h i iii 'lt" i si,In "in.olt tec I* screenil H I tw llie.se temporary sidewalk . JEFF CHANDLER* scon BRADY* suzan BALL ,bkJOSEPH GAUEU.t M ri .„ — Plus — Cartoon uad News fsHldoni-iJ. sheer and lovely 1.35 to 1.95 pr. 0. L PU RC ELL C C . 110 Weal First Street Phoat 174 ' THEATRE OPENS 3:00 P. M. CHRISTMAS DAYl .....** rUA : * "W., �* - ttlk i» Pl(pi 4, Tutu. Dm . 2), 1942 th e Sanford Herald flM ta M • .a t .* .' -*»•« • lillr H H iin lar MM lu la r . Ik r t e f m a a *M • M ira . f a M t a b a d ■■ a a l a r a a i a iwt k b l a i « b r ia 'm a * > •« taa ra. M l M a a a o lla IS a la a a d aa »n«»* r la a a a a t lr r U a la b a r I T . Ittlb , a I | h r P a a t m i l i f a r b a a lH t d . I t o r M a , m u te r I I I A r t a f 1‘a a a r a a * n l l l m r l I n .a . T a r # * M eant* N it t— ii.iHt M iia th s 1 >1 . ._ n.TS M.SM SO a fe O a a rr » llr n . ra rd * ul <■■•>*. r * * * la « lM t * a n d a « O r r * n l.M a l.a s I Imr I k * f Uf pmmr u l r a l a l a a M a d * , .s ill h» r b a r a r d « ... a« r t a a l a r a d i * r O * l a a r a i r * . H - * r . | S a O u a a llt le a d S o T ,m i..r M .* r Ja e .. X > m S * r k . I S I. * * , K a a * a « t I f , a n d S t, t .ix J Credit Dtic Sixty-five tup ranking Hnra of muviim, rmllo urn! tin Hinge* huvu embarked on im entertainment tour of thu farflung base# where American troops are serving. They will visit Korea and Japan and other bases where monotony a id boredom are the worst enemies of morale. Actor* in thin country have come In for more than their share of public criticism, It in true that some Htura of singe, radio and the ntovlea Imve seemed to seek notoriety. Hut most stars are liuril working people who do their best to live normal lives under what must sometimes be extremely try­ ing conditions. During World War II hundreds of the top stars tra­ velled thousands of miles to b'lng entertainment to Ameri­ can men far from home. Them entertainers served without puy, lived under renditions usually uncomfortable and some­ times hazardous. Their work was an Imisirtant factor In mnintulnlng the high morale of our armed forces. la the period of uneasy peace which followed World War II, when tisi many Americans seemed to forget thut there were still many me 1 in survive, movie, radio and Hinge i*ersoimllties continued their self-imposed task of lifting morale, Their unselfishness and patriotism should be re. momlwred whenever the entertainment profession is criti­ cized for tin* actions of a few unruly misfits, ileir Appeals His tj£* $jS !'r Fraud Sentence crim tiotion comm «■ rruuu ouiicnvc ^e l(invw dur| n( iwariag i ittee in. im o. ___ — MIAMI tft-C bortei • Friedman, member of the 8 It 0 Rambling syndicate at Miami Beach In the lush post-war year*, today faced fan rears In prison for Income tax evasion, He promptly appealed. Federal Judge George w.Whilehurst sentenced Friedman Monday to serve two years on each of three counts, the sentences to run concurrently, meaning he ran serve them nil nl the same time. lie was convicted nf ovad'nu $ * * .VS) In Income taxes during the years l!>15. I1JI8 and 1947. Friedman was the first of five S A G members to be fried on In- WASHINGTON UB George Meany, president of (be Ameri can Federation nf Labor, was slrnp ly facing up to reality when he said his organisation Is ready to settle for less than repeal of the Taft-Hartlcy Act. Neither Meany nor any other leader of orunnlrcd labor Is In pos­ ition to Insist on wiping nut T-H. which was passed over President Truman's veto In 1947 when the flepulillcans last controlled Con gross. Union leaders now. with the He publicans once attain in rontrol. have to settle for the best they can get, which won't be any more than some changes In T-H. Titov'll have In concentrate on getting the chiottfes teey want. They had given tM r support In the test election to the Itemner**** who had oromlsrd repeal of T-H. But the Democrats had promised the same thing in 1948 and couldn't PEN N EY& TODAY'S Bini.K VRH3B One tiling wc lime noticed i* l^al even fkuugli ynu get tlro"(rrr glasses s< you grow older, lomel.uw you don’t see nny l.elter. Congratulations to Sunny Jones in tke 0 ••min Sentinel w|lo selects Darbara Warren *s the outstanding achievement of l ullci's aiimiiii.lralion. „\ ) *— ■-MM., Tlu Cleveland l*lsin l)rater won­ ders if same nf those "who never hid it so R*'od" real'ic that they have lo make $4,700 a year now In have as nuirh they enjoyed with $2,000 a year in 1930. allon of Genarnl Klatnihuwi'r box announced that ita official program will lisl blm ns tin* thlrtv-fourth President. When I’ri'siilmit Trunnm was inuiigiiriitcil In HMD ho was officially listed as the thlrty-seco-id Prerddent. To il cnsuul observer It nilKbt seem that I ho llupiiblirunM anil Democrats cannot a(free on how many moil have served ns President, but there is more 1o It than tlial. Those responsible for mnkinir up the Klsenhmver proirrnin decided I bat they would count President Clevelatul twice. Ardent Democrats might then demand that presi­ dent Itoosevelt be counted four limes, a prosm-t which would be far from appealing to Itepiibllcnns. lint Prestden* Ilea jiim111 Harrison set veil a term between the two terms of Cleveland anil tills may Justify the decision of the Republi­ cans to call Klseiilmwer Ul*’ thirty-fourth President. It Is a matter of an grri'l Importance except to histor­ ians, school children who must write essays, and working newspapermen who mist from time to time mention the sublect. Still it might be well If the Itepubllrauv mid Demo­ crats could get together no matter. After all if Hi"'’ can work out a bl-pat'isau foreign policy they should be able to agree on bow ma iv I'hief Kxeciitlves there have been. Hal Hoylt^H Column By IIAL BOYI.i: M ore L a w I h N eeded 1 walked I inlay the same lonely a relatively null* nmi »ano ten to , Irrii.i „f highway that Hardy fifteen miles per hour "over the Hoiige* walked that FriiJuy eve- hllte ami tliiuugn Uie wuwte." Now iilng seven week* ago when he inn It* -If. - 50, ami lilt, and *""iv Ida Inst errand. Overhead, llud even beyuml, in un enclosed charnight, a panoramic l.ackdiup of lot of gla** and steel. We shall twinkling *tui* were silent wit- ‘ Ip gracefully over an endless ribpeases of his untimely fnte. On bon of con. tele ami asphalt. The vltliei side of the rout, for overal l»»«cr of suggestion being rather hundred yards, the somber branch- "Hmig. according lo picaent-duy ca of bald cyprcsse.r stretched Psychologists, per hups reculling a themselves upward Into Hie night b w of tlm inure prominenl safety A cabbage patch, a few urnngc slogun* at this time would nol i.v trees growing between Ids holm* uut of order, and the corner grocery, these too The thought provoking Give were mute witnesses to that inaca- }|*J! klda a break, is u -well one lire tragedy. Hie life you save may be your I walked win re Hardy walked “J?*)' though n hit over-used, b* for two reoauiw. First. | have „ 'Hll good solid auviee. If you null the age' of Hardy that night " ll!" ' ‘I"1'* , vl'* 7'»u drive when d* nth raised ll* ugly ....... .J* self-explnnntocy to claim Ids brief life. I tidal In '*>"nes with it Hie germ* of »climigiiie myself living in Hie same c, l‘Mt pi even lion. Hut coining or similar cLcuinatuilces as u par- e " ,41 {"'rhapa I'* Hie real rrux of ont. \Vhut warnings, what words V.ur aatlonol problem iiumber I, is of counsel should I be giving my JJ'V, •‘Wuwiloualy simple; "Speed Iwy ubout thu dnngeis of pedes-, 11 *' trlan travel? I Some of o* folks seem to live in Secondly, n* a motorist, I wide « P«nH*tual nlUti.do of haste. In ed to learn what furthei knowledge M'1' " " “" ‘V, of a ,, blent prevent)...............night ■"Wir* slee, iug wheel wc c u t.' deduct from recalling In this . *«!T h'1 1 ' T , ! ' 1 «/**"*r lath- manner this pitiful experlemc ‘ “ i W‘' which occurred .arly that Novim I u4* getting J. ‘ to this ymeeting *. L ° Uont time. .VM: lo.p nioM uvr . , “ . ‘ Id. Job. this appoint mint worth II U not n»v imrpuMi* tn c«»l r liMkliu: ono liuiiuin lift*, iii rliuiiF uiimpiniriK Innin*iu«* u|*on llw fit*- acvviul?” live NRftirli of tho holiiUv Aemou | t l .,,, „ M . .. # Hilt O i r m i l m r In In. »*,♦. I 1,11,1 WM 1,11 Uj* At 01111 highway traveling You and t, Mr ' " t ' " " »“u*' U” WU and Mrs. Pin In Citterns, are going w T s fl / " ' t,,u K" n' “ to visit With lovwl ones and friend# i n ' . " .1 * 1 u u"' to feast with them, nml re-llvr i“bJ Uit./if'*1 If f° ,l!" ch loirelhur for a tvw nli niififii iim.m i l,,rtn nMmun Kvcn exparlonca mutually dean of n bv-•t ,l,ny '"’““''Y ,mvr H'k gone doy. An niitnmoldle'ifiofor, o f i . : "Tilerj whoso stiipemloua power wo as * 1 ?“i .....'V ,,M-Y average laymen have tint....... . mi C v '' t ■ Iv lm u'lii !* * ' “ ,‘ ? /' kimwlrdtfc will siiirU ... ........., i H“J ■ 11 may be well tu remember “• lam ps Tribune f 111«*iii*4* Him people will sell us sonic new ones," Secretary of State Doan Achcaun ~A letter of reference front Sen. *I,"J McCarthy, * rentier Mossadegh of Iran—A cr7 jnS tnwrl. The St. Louis Browns—A pennr,’, V iT n,ll n*' . „ Dwight Klicnhower—A Hep'ddlV'MIur who docsn t trant a Juh, — ,1 k . , Hi J Viughan — A c* ffl!n<>tvj ’... . , „ . . . . Winston Churchlil—A tall drink foontain of youth. He ilMlUlfl IIVC lO flV E T f Christine Jorgensen—Anonymity. The tolt'i le"i,iutorp i, twinid cor-1 (She wants It most), reel the fool I* h Inconsistency of Itarrv 8. Truman—A Job a* mtp •an* «*hlrh make* It wrong for a sic critic of the Washington Post. I"»Mntor to pocket state printing Kmest Hemingway — A Nobel dollar*, but all right for Mm to prise In literature, nocke* »lat* Ititurnnce dollars or Joe Stalin—A copy of "How to statu lawv«r fee dollar*, Thu wav Hetjro Gracefully." In conaUtcnev |a to pa** a lew Albert Klnsteln—A now universe prohibiting thu acceptance of re- lo explore. numeral Ivn pay front the atat* by Marilyn Monroe—My phone numanv mrmber of the legislature or &•£. „ .. ' other *t«te n/Hrlal. for any prlRR* Hayworth-DIttn, vatu service whalaoevar, ffopaiong Cassidy—A Jeep. His ; * • ............ . ............................. brain of tlm brnln of tho operntor ... , ,, lit tho wheel, wlthimt problems. .. , Toots Shor—Sherman Itlllingslcy. , f'" V"'"i drivSherman BillinQslev—Tools Shor 1,1'ghtly revised by your htunTho Man In the Moon-A Indy,, *’ *rrvnat from llmso advocated In Ihc mnon. *iv National Highway Safety' Gov. Thomas K Dowry—An nil- * ‘Ju||ell t« fit our local iltuuiiuu i tographed photo from Hubert A. "tight nmdi Taft. -1 If drinking, even lightly, stay Adlal K. Stevenson-A While*0” ,,IH 1'iddlc Highways. House postcard from Ike unylng, -■ 8«« Hint your vehicle regard"Wish you were here." n»* of mnko or model is periodicalMargaret Tniman—A contract Hy "safety eh tilm l" by „ reputable with the Metropolitan ftiiern. .meelinnle. | John Faster Dulles—A thick skin 3- Hlart a lltllu early tu avoid (Ite'll need It from now nn.) [thu pressure of a deadline. You Tho average m in—Lower prices, may reach it sooner tliun you a lax cut, ami a way nf buying think, steaka on the Installment plan. . „ , . TTie average woman—The aver- „ *■ K,'e,p ywur "dml and eye* on age man ^u' ro*d. Avoid cxcessivn ronverkids In K oreu-l'caca. ration with other orrupanti of the I cor while you re at thu wheel. 6. In short, drive sensibly Although many type* of Insects sanely, enurtcouily ami ulcrtlv. produce silk, natural silk for maktl. Learn the rules of safe pedesInr cloth I* mndu exclusively from trlan travel, nml tearh them relithe cocoons of the mulberry silk gloutly lo our little ones, moth. Take tlinut to live. THIS Hand Deserves Something, Too! The smaller tvuui of shark are'quMte. , corutltutloasl or "■*’0 U le dtsclnaed. has received IHB.250 In attorney fee* from the Bute Bond Department tn two year*, Tha payment of theso fee# •••ea h-^iiwh* out wh«n It wa* , 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door SedBn Extra Clean, Good Tiros, Radio and Has ter 1940 Ford Convertible Coupe Extra Good Tiros. Mechanically Good 9IN -00 1950 Bulck Scdanette : Claan. U w Mllsags, Radio, Hmtw. D n d w Sufi tab collar Ita rrrl ruff* S U P E R -W E A R CO LLA RS, CUFFS Towncraft® White Shirts S T ILL TH E SAME T IIIU n 'Y H IU CE... 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe G IFT BOX OF T H R EE SHIRTS Extra Ctsan, Radis J> »m oo .V ) UW PwrUas 1 Door Sedan xtra steals. Radio. Oo. - ,,0 w«er. When you pay lh« bultltcr, the grocer, and the other* to whom you owe money, don't forget that you owe younel/ tomethlng, too 8 u(Ma fund fot future opportunities wilh a iavingi account here Open one next payday, and begin •« "p-«y younelT regularly with m-ry-paydav deposits 1947 Chevrolet 4 DoorSechui ' .OU m . D4 1 ...ft:IS»JKs 1 j 5 L wgmatsna Js-^sLHU 04 Syutbs m k a ■plies arts d«nt o‘ the state senate, Ben. Wat* lace Bturgla of Marlon Cuuntv, N pcrafl colli tlu rrcl cufTs ............................ * Often known aa dog fishes.________ | The Unity! Natlens—One day tin* in the segregation caie* used what this column calls tha powder room analogy. , Tha Mnivcrial segregation i* mat* tm l fe*al«* No one charges that It m uni second d m ciiiienKlip or implies InferioHtiei. It U ItT tm ry simply because things ire a* they are. * f jlla it rpre segregation in the M ltc school* of fbf South. None M u tive in iwarenew here cen Suwaivi U otherwise, p l U lit** tM » c . Mgreg.tion W ibw e state* has been identified W h race dhciWMUon and inMtltfri Tbe South must be rid of PLENTY Of CHRISTMAS SAVINGS NOWI SHIRTS—the gift every man appreciates! The higgrst cliaugr which will take place with the a eat nl the the Insurance premium* in Hu* one cam or the attorney fee* In the other. Both arc accredited a* men i>f iiiievriti- nml b Ihivi* suspicion of any form of graft. But the point i* that m> member of the lewUUfun. ahoiild be permitted, "nder the Inw, to do profitable tiuslm*** with tlm state. A nraclire which wo'ild prove entirely inmu'ent in Hie case of men tike Mr. John* nr Mr. Sturgis might have n di-hlclly different efrect In the rose or a legislator teas eeriumloua, subject to Impropor In* Contrary to popular belief, hears •ne not particularly fond of honey ulthough they often raid tei’lilvto tu cot Hip young bi*ca In the ronihs IH III VICTIM* Of fOtIO wonder If they are not dreaming as they look up and And themselves almost surrounded by smiling Santas. They are Jeanne Dlogusidie 3: George Itcdmond 4 and Dtnl'c Aria. 4 They were among the young polio patients who were guesls at a Christum* party staged by New York MoUieis' Maun on Polio, (Interim 1tonal) TUESDAY HKC. 23. 1932 God love* tu |,e tenderly kind, we are his children indeed, hut 0 *1 does not want u* to l«- spoil. <1 children. According 1» the u,MHj Pleasure of Ills will. — | John ".!- r' The syndicate - ___IJ- .. i . MfwPlHflI V m il n rcnomuiy maoc pally from bookmsklng. before It went out of buslncs*. Four other syndicate member*: Former sheriff Jimmy Sullivan and hi* wife: and Miami Beach Councilman William Burbridge. are charged with income tax vlolotion*. The next trials will come up in the spring. BM No more' worn cullara or euffa with Uieae smart shirts. Both collari and euffa are ipe* dally designed lo wear aa long as the extra high-count broadcloth shirt body. Collan stay oeal without starch. Extra long tails stay neatly tucked In. Sanforised*, of course. Sloes 14 to 17. tBWItMMresfcenJ*. , V’f-O- iU *L-i/ AATv’ft.. * . I * ( jWMi M V U * mmm f • i * If �r«»no rim TAYI.Oli rOMMANDPRY Hutchinon-Laatcr - T ii vim Plans Arc Announced K' l' Ul l I T il O K A Y H u t Ran11*t Training Union will The Chapel Choir will hold re* meet in the Chapel after the Fray h<nr«nl nl the T int (tapti.it »’r Meeting ..urvlre, Church ut 0:45 tun. T l ll’HSOAt WKHNF.MIAY The I’ruver M««-tin*r S m iin nt An 11:0V o'clock Christmas "I" the Find Baptist Churrh will be* i v n u m e will In* held liy l nl mi pla nt 7;M0 p.m. Coinmnnilery No. i!**, Knights The Executive Coinnilttre of the Trtnplar. ^ v ltM « K 1 *£4 • »:L a A V I'miimiiiiili'i v I I' III |• III 11 iM i>‘ Im k % iiiviii Kill N« -**. I old .11* umiTiov v! snrir.Tv nfi i ' t i t l i n ' Hay. All Knlgl.ii T* ii.pl.it i mil .xttrfid tl,i , * ■ Ii l a e r . n t ir .ii, i .- i v i , ai i » i Continued On 1 'i jr •»!* * . I Pitfotts Kntcrta'n At Christmas Party Ernest Cowley hut li ft for Turn pa to upend the holiday* with 111* parent*. -------Mm. Daisy I . i ' w I k i* spending the holiilnyn in Miiimi with her run. ------• Mm. Nellie \ miglm ha* left for Ar lnato". Va. nnd Jnck.ontillc to visit ft lends unit rcliitlv.*. Mr. nml Mm. II. A. I’liroll entertuitn-d on Sunduy night with n Chd-tinn* party Imnorlnif their children. Ituihuru nml Steve, nt their home nt I lot Sanford Aiemie. The mnin event of the eve","«' wn* n toy mirtophom' tuned tc Station XMAS over which the dill* drun were uuiireil nml pilnee were awarded for eorreil answers. i.nd Atm. (leorue Harden. Charles; Mr. am -----7 . . . meyrr nnd duutrl Mm. Clam (Irmly Ims left to Francis: nml Ml visit her duughter und son-in-law i phv nml the host Mr. uml Mrs. Olenn tVimhlsh In their children. Atlanta, (ia. I * • ---------- 1 Mrs. ||. tVuyile T o o i r I r i o r i d s a n d c u . ’i t o n u ' r . i ; Rucker, In Hridc-KIcct Honored Sun. At HulloWUV HoillC .Mr. mid Mrs. Tuny I'itrhfnrd l.antu. arrived on Sumlav from Alt. Ver* I — eon, III. to sot-nil the winter ut Miss Ihinnu M their home nt IVI'i l.lni Avenue. Florida Stair U ------I rived to spend Tomntv Stringer liu* arrived ! her parents, Mr 11out Alurrny Slate Teachers C ol-' Wittr. She took ^•irc In Alurrav. Ky. to spend the hv-llt-mlrlck winI •■didiiv with his mother, Mrs. night, lllamlie Stringer. — Miss Anne l.mcll has arrived Air. uml Alts. William Kintxert from Austin, Tex. to spend the end children of Tallara»see have I’oUdnys with her pnrvnt>, Mr. t.rrive.l to visit Air. nnd Airs, 11. snd Mrs. tV. V. I.ovel ut their It Deck for the Christmas holi­ home on Celery Avenue. Ali«s day. l.ovell, n student ut the Uniterslti of Texas, also plnys in the Air. and Airs. James Hit hum of I'mphonv iirthcslru in Austin. Warrensh.irir. Alo. are the holi­ .Mr. und Airs. .Michael Ougun day pnest, iif Iter parents, Air. jtml Mrs. It. K. True ut their uml son, lluiold .Morgan of Kittonnh. N. S'., arrived yesterday l.ume in l.uke Alary. Air. and Mrs. Andrew C. Htlno have left for Charleston, VV. Vu. tu visit tlidr ditujfhlyr and smt-iitluw. All. and Airs. Ueurue Alyakuwa. lu spend tile liolidlivs with Mrs. Dugan'* mother, Airs. I.llllan Vickery and lirothcr-in-luw und sister. Mr. nml Alts. Verne Ales. stnger. r ir h l a n d jo y !a I h o lid a y to y o u I M il llarlmra Kill'll field Tells Wedding Plans •••» mill will l»» tit !••••»•!••! •» *t ' • •' III tm a t In «-tii a \ i i 11*■• S | l l IIW I'hilin Al. Vickery nrrlveil to •lay from Ft. Worth. Tex. to —— spend I hristnins with hl« moll" r, All-* lii.n S.tyer, impolar lui.leties. I.tllimi Vickery. Airs. Vie* tere. who accompanied hint to el. i t , wa« honored mi Ft ..lav Jacksonville, is vixitnlg there with Ipoinlilu with u coffee k I v.-. i h\ lo-r sister, Mrs. John I.. Acosta, Alls, (Sc.ilKO Malden Mr*, t In. tie.At III. head and Alts. Speite.-l Hutt.nd will join hint here lutcr. dell. The tieorife Hutdeii hum.- on liunald I.uider Ims ui rived from Mmmio IIh Avenue wu» the set(!nine>.ville for his murriiiKc In t'liK for the putty nnd un -sts .nilMis* I'rnrtise Hutchison on Ik t. •d hot ween the hours o f lt»;30 ST. Expected to arrive on Friday lilol ll:IKI netiH'li. Christmas devolution* for the wedding are Mr. Ijtu ler* t,. I.ovel) I I | n.«i i i i s i . l u i* Mini innii* patents, Mr. nml Airs. VVernc.* Hu IiiuimI aai li|rntu<l # ii i t tlr ijefOl ill loti 4 nf h II m i Inivt 1, I.anlcr, his grandmother, Mrs. II. , i , A. (Siniinler, nil of (Inlncsvlllei tiny Miitfcl* aiiniiK«H| Miaund ii ■•Noel”, tflvintf a Alt, and Mrs. (lurney Doudncy of Chrlstma* White Miuntl: John II. Faille of New true York City; nnd Alts. K. Hall Faille laiinsettin- uml Telrnpill.i < were used In h.notlfid nrrtli't*ementi ... ... of II oIm* Sound, spend (he hull_ llitoiuthoul the nauns. rents, Air. ami Miss June Hurt is, a gi admit. tl.lests W"te i . ' l l n l from the Cameron Ave* student nt Colundda University in dinitiif (aide which was rovcird New York City, arrived on Sun­ v l l h a entwork d o th nnd i enterday tu spend tile liollduy with her ed with white rhrysuiithenium* It. Moseley und parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curl Harris in tllver hnsket mt«r*pei>rd with r>' expected to and her aunt. Mis. Fima Spoiling white lapels, lip the iuiff. I ivete Ft. Myers tu Miss Harris lias la-en exlteineli tall white t a p e s in stive, lod.lei * vitli Alts. Alose- |active in student affairs, and was al the lots* of which were a .iu n p llary 1*. Strung. |recently elected secretary ,,f tin 1 liver redur und whit, rltry* _ student laidv of the School of Full* -antlii-mums. t left tmlav for ***’ •••',,l*h. She will return to her I’resi.lllIK lit the rofft-C servil e nllrlstnius i*.Ill, Studies Oil Jail. 4. •lutintf the inorninir were Alts. imitioii i l l l III t I \ » Tlu* X ini \ ** l »ill It** I ‘a !•*• it • fall •• '••!> »»f . 1 It. ■M..K H co. cc a i l . . . M, .sis* f„ r|11%., |% S an fm d ..ml now m ilu.v Anne I,allow ay nml Mis. . .................. ng ugrinm , U.ol Skinner at the t . allows. “ minoun.cd. tmlny .< The rooms were ut rurtlv. n |(.(| f,„ m u irin gr t. v decorated with holly, p.dn-ett.a- . , ,.f |„..... a She U ll» Old a lighted tree carryin g out a f„ ,.r J M l . I1(l,| Mrs. W It M s t m n s tlielne I ( ,|,o.f|.dd1 n l... fo .n .e r S n u f f d I he tshle was covered with Hi •)„. .on of vl.lto d o th and u silver e p e r g t n | \ i,,,,' t urn and tin u,m po m s c ttl.s and other C h.isl J , , . 1,.;.,, . |, , „ , „f lamp,, nas flowers. I'restdilic al the eof , , . .. ... „ lLl, .................. he * e , d , e was Mr-. .1 Sim .o n; , « " ‘"''•‘V/;. ' mU •••■' «*sl-,lni* we.e Mrs. J ., h „ I. I ' - ' Jt at 7;:t" o el.s k at the I n Hall,.way nml Mrs. A. I.. Skinner. Methodi-t ' " ir s '"1 " ; f 1 not h e , . of the hostesses. It' V. .1. F At. h m h y. l-,.*to. of lh. Alls* F.lenfl. Id wu. iriven „ ..|f, ............ . will n " f m m the . c o m m , . If ervsl.il f i oi.i tile host. *e*. mid v I" '" -''........ . mu le » •I...... I" IT,tests railed dm illif il" ,,r * *• '•> ,M' * 1 1 ' liorniliK. |and soloist will I" l."itiM'i M um . — M i s s Filcificl.l will he ................ Three Hostesses |« »•- *h»*r Honor Mi«« Snyer }«;; iWnVi# a !!! l lllv s l'x acttw tliiik! W ill t** t». »|| Ml' II t • .*» l*.M Mll|«, t lll.sV tl lit It* • MENS WEAR S \ M UHI> u iih m : i DKKSSKS »»f lioo*o „<id In t.lcsiiii.i.l- will h. the Allsse Nixie Ivlt.ldmff am! Ian S te v .o son " f Jnck-m.v die I title l . t . c po l l, el Jaek * ii>. dl. Metre of th I.ridc-clei I, will Me ns flow •i y n l. vt. t 'a . y l.u . In... o ,.. Ids I,. ■< ......... n ,a .| . * I,... ... I. of Tntop t ................. . u ill l«- t'lumh Memlriek . I t . lh n Itmters, am' Ihtwaiil l ia i r e l t of ruinpa. . ... , . . . ... /\ nv*i»lMin at111 In' la In ill >'h , , ,, ,, , Kinirk illl I fnllnw i••cf I In* \%••«l«||ny , .. ,t .. . kfiml .ifh i a till* tfti< rininli » ... . . . . . 1 ... 1 CONN •lit? Miss Hutchison Is Honored Willi Pi.'.iy Air- W h K lrdd ieff uml •' VV H i k e wotc Im-t. •••* h u n k f u - l Stiloulnv m en o r nt lop M> I'e l.io -r It . 1. wlnmi mm Hue. will h. an " f I ’1' al 11••I v . >e-* I i t 'l o n d i I he M aifaii loo ,i. -ettln a fm the Inenkfast who H' " 'l" ' «» ' " » ‘ *«(calli J . S. Cleveland and Mrs. liny 'n ted with " d candle.. I d rill. The ho .tea.e s presented ' r ' . ' I V . " " 1 “ '",l w' " 1, k'' Alls, Snyer with a e i f t of stem 1 ‘ 1 "•ttccciii.l* Ii,,.. -llvivr ,,,» Xhv sratiiiir anah u«‘Ma "f About illl of the ......... l h , r , " f ‘ l“ " " " n l n p f ft i c .ils railed dtirinjf the appoint w“ " »H h , e.l hours. , the h oK tcs.se* IIANI)liA(iS DOUBLY Shoulder s i d e s and under arm or rlutrli loins In p U -tir leather In all ..dors, shape, und - i r e , . . . 8T M A5 Guaranteed MRS. BROWN MILLBR’8 1.25 lb. I.oreU’n Store E. I’hona i m * J If In Doubt Mr. and A1r*. K. A. llrotherHon Jr . have arrived front Tulsa, Okln. to spend the holidays with ticlr parent.. Airs. Ilrutherson Is a member of the physical staff of llnraca Mann Junior IIIb Ii School of Tulsa and Air. Ilrother* ■oil has Just graduated from Spar­ ta School of Aeronautic*. He omplatad the following: Master nstrument Course, Aeronautic Give A Gift Certificate HOYS’ SKPAKATIOS H IIH IIS — dove. nnd Inutile, In I or.lurti), (•ahar.line and diip.ii linen in size, I I; !l 7 /e* New Smart 17 J i w i l ELG IN S Yowell's Gift Certificate 1.75 to 1.98 Luxury tlyllni and servlet si a thrifty cotl! S«t all the models here. nowiSsvtl SIM HITS — Hv III Mhs. Mliilr dress shirts, bright plal.l und run ho) shirts W9.75 With Best Wishes of Fit arts M7*>V Far K vaelag A ppalatiasat Wat *L KAKR Jeweler • — e liflii) 17 lsw.lt, lomlnewi dial 'Ovarantssd wot.,proof at loro a t crystal Is Intact and wakh It tor.lead with psnvin. Wylar parts. Moire , »tton. t lis.itlii.it, (■Inuhuut und I s l l e l a with foil s k i l l , nod .Isriintt s t i l e - hi l\-le liieeimw a) and ( intled'lla. Corduroy Stills CASTLE UhOC JEWELRY SHOPS _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ s i a �CHRISTMAS Additional Society (Cun 11mini From Peg# F ltO GIFTS THAT Mayfair Arrivals >|r. anil Mr*. J . Alpine, Wood* mere, I.. I., N Y.; Mr. ami Mr* Nathan Dinner, New York City; Mr. and Mr*. Philip Fold, Hultlmore, Md.j Mr. and Mr*, hmanuel Uidilhmif, New York . City; Mr l-eonnrd Klauher, Miami Hcnch Fla.; Mr. and Mr*. S. I.endenhaum. New Yin k City; Mr*. Charles Levy, Hunt O r a n g e , N. J .; Dr and Mr*, Bernard Hcholder and two c h i l d r e n , Ml. Vernon, New York; Mr. ami Mr*. Herman Sehwnrt* New York City; Mr. and Mr*. .Sey­ mour Sloan and child, Flushing N. Y.; Mr*. Morris Thau and arm New York City; Mr. und Mr* Kd win Wolf, New York City; und Mr*. Sally Ynffee, New York City Dec. ill: Mr. and Mr*. Morris Hlank, New York City; Mr. und Mr*. William Cohn, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Mr*. Joseph Crnn*, New York Ity; Mr and Mr*. William Grossman, New York City; Mr. and Mr*. Churle* Janes, Forest ililh j N. Y.;Mr. and. Mr*, George Josephs, New York City; Mr. and M r*.Theodore Meyer and family. New York City;Mr. and Mr*. Casper Morell, Washington O. C.j Mr. George J . Newhurgr and family, New York City; Mr and Mr*. Kniamiel Muhin, New York City; Mr. and Mr*. II. Hill Now York City; Mr. and Mr*. Henry Itohhinn, New York City; and Mr. nnd Mr*. Herman Schwarti, New York City. Dec. 22: Dr. und Mr*. .1. It. Ahrarn* Philadelphia; Mr. I. It. Cutterman and family, Jersey City, N. .1.; Mr Meyer Perlei* und family, New York City: Mr. ami Mr*. I.. Janie* Leyton, Forest Hill*, N. Y.; .Mr and Mr*. Jerry Warshaw, (trunk Jyn, N. Y.j Mr. anil .Mr*. ,Milton Sklarx, New York City; nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. Samuel II. I.lpton, Woodmere, I* I., N. Y. Dec. 23t Mr*. Margaret .lumrs, Cleveland Ohio; Mr. and Mr*. Nicholas Klein and family, New York City; Mr and Mr*. At. Ymdielson and family Now York City; Mr. urrd Mr* (Jeorge Herman, Washington, D C.j Air. und Mr*. Julio* It. Miller New York City; und Mr. and Mi* Daniel Truiise, New York City. Dec. 24: Air. anil Mr*. Krhncnherg, New York City: Mr. and Mr*. II. 1,1pp. man arid family, New York City; Afr. and Mr*. Jnrnh Portunoff New York City: Mr. nnd Mi* J . H. Frank and son, Brooklyn, N 1 Y.j Mr. and Mr*. Jnmo* Dana and party, New York City; Dr. and I Mr*. A. Khrenfeld, New York City; J Air. and Air*. M. Verner, .Ml. Vern I on, New York; .Mr. and Mr* Joseph Itntner, Forest Hill.*, New York City; Mr*. Pi ail Sprlruen Drooklyn, N. Y.j Mr. Kuwaiti I Klvltx and party, Brookline, A!n*a.; Mr, and Air*. A. II. Fog, limit on Mum . j and Mr. K. I. Itlvltx, .......... . Mas*. Dee. 2ft: v Mur- r.u* **!'!• H. A. Kaplan, New York Cltvj Mr. ami Mr*. T, Hale Ntw W k n i v j Mr. and Mr*. Jnek Juffe, llioukhn. N. V.; Mr. and Mr*. M in i* H- Meyer*, New York Cltkj Air. nntl Mr*, Stanley Schlff and two daughters, New Ynrk MEAN MORE r" M lil''- xunous BLOUSES witn fashion 9 "modified torso' in mind Sport Shirt* hy MacGregor, Arrow and Itutnoy in n wide array of rolor* in Cotton ami Wool Flan­ nel, (ilnghnm and washable Aretain , , , , Smartly tailored Illouar* with a custom look In fine cotton ami Rayon errpe. lamg or short sleeved one*, many color* to choose front. Tissue Faille* wllh lace elegance, Nylons lace trim­ med and tucked, Orion nnd Wool Jersey*, all with n luxury look . . . . i li* Inolt ia all L ee, plant* amt fem ininity . , , blit you'll appreciate tlie practical aide o f tlii* youtliful, tiili-talentrd nylon trico t slip that sleclr* the figure, stay* ontllcssly lieautiful. Hcnlice anil ru ffle lavished with perm anent pleat* and alen co n type nylon lace. pul you In FLYING COLORS Liplrt saury Dying Color* . . white, pink, apricot, yrlli forlisjit, lilur, lil.ii k. if a Jintitie sweetly Filled wills HI ltlle*l rim-proof urelate tricot, 1 2 *3 Alsu in M**ft rttn-pniof nylon tricot "For under the Christ­ mas tree” styled hy Phoenix in Nylon, Cotton and Dyne! 0 120 3 $ 2.(111 :0 “i NYLON ■ 0 % A c .t a t . BEAUTIFUL THREE LEnER M ONOGRAM FOR HER CHRISTMAS man, Brooklyn, N. Y,; Dr. ami Mr* ....... m co. Top xiftn for the “Top Man” on your lint. Give him <?ifts that he will wear. H ......... yn, N. Y.j Mr. und Airs, lien Slev* f o forest mil*, L. I. N. Y.j and I>r. and Mr*. Harold (Joldl.erg ami daughter, Womlslde, | ,V V These are truly tingled with charm! They includo All Wool, Itatl.I.it Hair, Nylun und Cashmere in the sea­ son's prettiest color* . . . . Mr«. 0(1 ham IIo-steHN For Magnolia Meet Mrs, J . Ilrnlley Orhnni enter­ tained the Magnolia Durden ('lull Circle recently at her in ........... Magnolia Avenue, Mrs. Frank Lleske, chairman, preside,; over the meeting and the froup voted to furnish Christmas >,n*ket* f„r needy families. Atlnlturo holiday nrrangrmenls were fashioned ut the meeting for tray* at the hospital. Following the luisinr** meeting plant* Were rxehanged among member*. Those present fro the meeting Mr*. C. II. Coglmrn, Air*, I.lrske, Mr*. R. W, Herron, Mr*. Joo Messier, Mr*. II. It. Odhnm *<• } • Hagan, Air*. Joel Held. Air*. II. C. Hetxel, Mrs, Miriam lluMeU Mr*. Donald Mill(Baton, Mr*. J . K. Atlrold* amt the hostvsN, Mr«, Odhnm. Short sleeved pullover* in wool, Nylon nnd cashmere, In jewel tones ami ell white . . . Nylon and Acetate Robes Hit for really luxurious lounging. Comfort-tailored In a wondrous nylon and aeetoto fobrie that looks and woari Ilia a million. Daftly detailed by STYLE RITE In a variety of ihadai—rich deep tones, each piped In a contrasting color. Washablo, of course. SIio i Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large, A sensational value at only i e or HANDKERCHIEFS SCARFS Plrasurs-glvlng costume ac­ cent* , . , gay and colorful nnd a wonderful collection to choosa from Wet* Cloudy Weather Appear** Widenpread JEW ELRY By The Assoc Is ted Praia Mora wet ami cloutly weather A beautiful assort­ ment of a I n g 10 Item* and seta Triced from CANNON T O W E L 8 E T 8 LUN CH EON 8 E T 8 Golden Crinkle Cloth that need# no ironing * 6 »t heavy inowfatl of the on In southern Now Englandto five Inchei- turned to ileot Min late fait night, Tho inow eastern Massachusetts and hern Main# and New H«mp » 8le«t and Min pelted tha 62 x 82 . . . . . 8JJ0 6 2 X 7 2 .............. 8 .M [ » ffi& w tir p,p# cod and fly jtreatber waa ■ BILLFOLDS BLANKETS reported By Ellubath Arden Old BpUe Dorothy' Gray $1 to $15 FOR LADIES AND MEN Nysupn Weather p 10.95 By Prince Gardner and Prlneeaa All Wool St. Mary's Blankets Oardner . . all leather . . all atyea, ao nice for gtit-glvlng W .TJLK. ‘A O u ie tm a t Cero!" by C harles Dlckeni V~» ' -~V.s. * 1 *V f . • TOILETRIES Jewela for Christmas , , . U'a a wondarfuT custom! Our Coatume Jewalry ia heauttfult . ■,«■ > 4 ■; • . ■ ■ ■ ’ :’ f 1 « �f o f i i i v o fv b v'TSoY DR. L. T. DOSS DR. C. L. PERSONS CJIIROPR ACTOR IIOCRS 9 to 12 — 2 l o 5 O P T O M E T R IST E Y E S E X A M IN E D (•I. A S S E S F I T T E D 11H Siiulh P a lm ttto ,l*enu» Phiine .107 Atlantic □ 1007 Sanford 7A3 E m m P V O B I fA IS A t *. DR. H. K. RIND C H IR O P R A C T O R Ph. 111.1 ROY WALL Hank Ilulldlng 7a»a 7r- r3. Tiir SANrorn xrz■*rn PIm »» rail for appolnlmrnt Phone 17.*.] — 171A »«• llv Rnv Holt" OZARK IKE in— Use HERALD WANT ADS •' I * * f i l l l t t n l N R M i r a f*p|*lt In Mil H i i RI I I I * |mi l»l I n l» r «J I n I Mr ' W M l tt n l l l r rMltl. I I*Mir I .tv |M-r II n r I n a r r l l t M t .1 l l n t r a MM* |***r l l n r lM«rvll«»M •I H**«r« •»,. |irr lln r lfi«rr<ln« 2*1 H tt i r a Hr p e r lln r litarrllm i Hr |*rr l l n r f o r I r n t l f < n n l v m - l I M h m I« |k i h r l l n r . I lK i it i lr ||n i r l * « r l l l m M I n r r I «*»•• 0 ’m * 4 + -ft |V* ilV ir iliiVt/ t '* » «• WVtTH T hi stfcry 4\; f" ■* X Pi. & l 1 i" w u iM t u . igulcj- sumpuns a M Y . COACHr. DIDNT AM JUV GRAB TM OPENIN KlCHOFF A N - - - IN TH' GAME... V . AIL FOULCD U p jL > m o w COM£ H i t ) • T A *J. ' f r . « W i ll GIVEN I ( , GOT /«’ I T A C K L E : %:.xr V a touchdown / P O A W Lf y > 7, -OZARK * *. V _ 7 CA^ttH IN ' ,• U'HATTA ; 1 PROM TM ; 7 ’ \ SIDELINE''. *' 7 AlJO 3PILLCD L , ^ v . ' K 'a m ti amuiui a_____ s 50 ™‘ ^lAUKS \ < THAT WAS oven an < HOUR AGO, KID... « ...AND NOW TMiA JARRING TACKLE has Cl e a r ed your mead /. FEEL LIKE PlAYINGj* ',* \r\y nnl l »l « ••III l*r ftrrr |M r«l •••rr Ihr telep h on e on ******«• ••rnN«*MMi 1 h u t d r II t n i i r n n m r u ll«*e«t In I h r l r l r | t h t * n r h««nl». I n retu rn for |M « Mv*-Kin*KMtlnit*tM I h r M i l % r r i l * r r l« r%|H*riril l o i»n* |>r*Mil|ill). 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Hit IV First FCH NISIIKD yat it'o apai t meid 21111 Sanfold \*e Pllolie lolH M v ,; * “ SPHHAHRII SK ItVICK Mine and INiiotnite anil Ferllll/er Phono llf'3 M David K Carpenter I uh S|. —1 iv FC H N ISIIKD T room apaiI'ueol Private eutrani e and I. a I li 1 heap’ 217 XU rxfLU i >» * ' ) StUH ' fhC l-iic il. esi ire 1 u lt \d ill s \ i I - :i I I'llM I I'll l‘ Sold 01 I 1ailed Stop hy 01 1 1 leplione II2T Furniture Ceil lei Mil IV First 7 — Pels l.l*es|«H k P m d ln I * . ^01 : as.' c o t s r ? ’’-RJ'W * ’ n v - r . i l ! ’C r - j } « ; u i,ci,i| ‘M - r * * s * C * ” «*•»* V c u ; * j ; s - - 1 ' — t9-t\mt 9a* SlTT't',.' * S’ QASoE U r- i C-*.L 9sM.rER5 f a« asp r«£s >u'i IT - IC T O M O Illl l > I It \ l l. i: i lS ■ veil If IVe pav i .i'li fm '. -f.l yml o n e mi t'n in l.lllle A Iterl I sc.I P ars Second .111.| S.i .|,| 121X1 Mvrtle 12i2l W Phone l* n il. F C IIN .V F S x Krrskv Wall. Mnur .iik I Kir* •! «i »• M t. l l U l d . l HIT W. 1st S|. I'll..lie l.’X »' *.ts I T I .l l 'F H S C Cxteii .on tn IHH’’ Si ttk.ti ik 1. 1 <'ll .‘S’* 1 l 1 Nl 1 1 IN 111 INtlx K. m till \ |»i 11 «*n' IS*.' .» •t* .oi KSiriiU, \l imiinitii «l.ii» •«»ti. M M| |tl|t < C ll lt i l D MIIC appliances, sales and tie tapes C'Oiiplete 1# i*.» 1r nit M’rvlee I! II lllyh. Oviedn, Cla \II I* phone 4131 nr Sanford 11142 W s| MINUI C l 1 Nl 1 1 IN III 1NIt DIIAPF.HIKS. Slipcovers made to 1 U *IP I N I order Call I! nm, Mi s Fainulel I'I kiiii* JS'i X2D West Third s r in u a h d n u iiv in . 1 1 its p . i i v r c D >«v x .t —7 I'lUl S l l . l ' '• wel l, old puppies lll.ii L He.lldles l e d teled \ dr |,o-il will hold pnpp* until i liii-l ti.,1 \l 1 liene W .11 I'l.'s \|,i|.t, \v1 one t'lioio .’ *i.| I si l.ifetime Aluminum F r e e Cdi males Free Installation lele phone I IL'.T Furnllure Center. Jj,; Kent Itmly Wmk llldu 202 C0n1m e r e 1.1l Si I’hoiir 17 Vf ID • \N s C 1.1. An* Ilium With \ Classified Ad J P S T CAM. IIH I I ' l l s , III' K s * 1. s . ion 1 1 1|1 li ,n L 11 ,i II. |•dill e s old Mi a* » \ n ... led \ ll ill In d No in I I0e .0 II. 1I 1 In i . I• Sol ||| • 1 ho L 1 ■' M'li Inn II III d Penn I r~— * IVUItK For quiek repair Join, or irn.ill hnilillim. Call Jim 1142 M 4 IIANTKUS CAIIINF.T WOllhS 111 llallroad Avenue 1Wei aka lllili: I I M I l l ’ll mi s Mr Minis. lilln \* FI.ASH (iO.(l)ON anil hi*e ailvenlurew In spart ( ; H IM . III 1. A K A Apartments m Apart e •*irs| Street on. Phone UNI \V II- Hume ami Office 1 Islnres limit I.lll llsiu u ill P Vl K U.C s lu m : ITUI HI NT S I ’ KIT XI. S K R V IC K S P llll.IP S Colanlnl Cle.inerH "know how" plus C San O Kiinrantee.l ItllV Is H l l l . l l ’. S -■19 niothproofliiK assure you of I'W U .IV li T nil niii'l Ilu« "Hundhos" appearance Phone \|All IN I* hard.* ir •"* . '. M|, (*. lir.ilillllll i>inr>« i.iinl.tll uullti 4HI for free delivery serviee y.-dl WoinI o .11 I. ; Sanforil Jil«l l l r il I lall.T I nin lnr lie AlVNINIiS l i . t l r u . i l , Uinl. i I ' ilk I'l.i Plastic, Aluminum, Canvas Free 20—Cl'HNI 1 CHI II I."Id 1hi.nU —20 Ksllmutcs. Phone 121U .1 SJ SO eal Master Crafl Paint • p in. for ap|>ointmenl. 1.min Army lllankets. Cols T.irpaulint Arm* Navy Surplus ,, . , PIANOS—New and 0 . l le rn ts Trude ins Kader - P 1 ... sin re, 111) Sanford A*e. Phone m i furniture Itrnatred Itefln.shei ( r\ I- v*w r x*^ 1.II 1 H L'liV SlT U tK ami Killinit | SI all. hi r<|iimiiii'iit N \\ i 'oij I Inn 11 ILVI W '. l |.| St THE SANFORD HERALD t, x ■ *• . I I- ( AllI’ KNTF.lt riv t * —lit S eT /S t t t /M * PHONE 118 Si ADh$ AhSAO S TO 0 AF7CM a A F it LI) GOAL It C II I OHS m >ln..r A ' , PUT PONTIAC Si'.1 Itnymnnil M Hall Pl.l'MHI.NT. , . .11 j e . eunilitliiii nriiiin.il l.u.'HM'd llrtikcr (nr all Contract and repair work. Free lie Nil II i ••«sorjc> n«* » t . t • kiml. of Ural K.stati' r.itiniatr* H. I. llarvry. ;*o| nr Ml- .ll ITU |l l iw . S Pm k t'|i.«talr« Sanford Ave. PhomIN C H . 1’lnnn' UAH IS M i ll Ml U.11 I It If OKI IIS IS CAHINKTS Forinliii |.>p' <* \'.nl MM HT i s n u t s.\i>: I I. H i: III T \ M I Woi'.lunrkiiii! s i] S.infonl A\c I I I \N I'lmiic 309AV anil 11.VI .1 late mini. I n- .1 car» AM. TYPES Itultilorcr work Him S i t \\ I: M. M .i.te r . Minnblc ltnlr< Free «>allin.ili>a Itrallei IMI 1.1111 I m .1 Cars Phone H«ai J . V C. Craeey 11th and P ark lee- For Result* ■W X' I 1'“' I I I i l 'S F F u l l S l l . i : slot * and s I a 1 111 supplies Mo Mill'll - X I.ACMHIA HUH K M r. liindei half It.nn 111 hack with e aiu e e l elei* and Mellon* die l ie n u e s Flowinii well l ot ml \ ik.S' . s . . I C X F D U C K I’ DS Complete Hue Hold . Iiixeito Feed store Plioiie lo.’o || li C i orson Cake M.o* lload III I. Iln\ If HI after T is' p in I e c l i l l l i l.lll III I. I. S ll . l. Piano in III I P H IN 11 It I'lmiic I'll I W Houle I. S infold COl.OHKIt FUI KS ’ • • tiiMiil lots for sale III l.oi kha lt's | u | \ | \ | \ ||, |p \\ lM|ed \ppl* M in t I S PI IISUM I S and West Sanford Sulidivlsiou xtl | |||,.„ |n,m i „ Sin no dow n md $T iki per ------------- — — — l i l t II ’ III lit II will l r . l l * C 2' month Write lined Hilton Hints 11 s | | f \ n u N S H IN T C II - I I per eel.* !!.* retail price on all Inti Clirp . Ilox HI4, Miami lleai li................................ , wullpaper von |niri hasttriou Fiji It A ll \ M l l I N l . host of refer us helween now and 1 liiislm aernes Mr* Miriam Vlimp. phone l la k e your si*1i'i ( ioii from Cu lol l M Inryest assiirliuetit in 1 enlr.d FCH NISIIKD 2 hedroom liiiraiie Florida lltlp swell Hie Xm.i apartment Con la el owner at iuhi I ' l l l t I t' l l . Not e de in unis offering al your rluireh and .liniintdln Avenue I Inti and hull* s.ltini: Nur.e I n iiiii new heimly to *our home —. . — I ’tillin' pair ll___ ____________ al the same lime Urtaiul" u dl T U 'il I'lltklf l* lulw tin*-iil« l«»r»'n paper Co NU.T l .i'l Haslun*ton III lamia 2 TIMI •nrner loealion M aifa li Seelnui . ... . . . . , , , - ' l l .... , U ll'il id I lit NUI I and >i II I. M il WISItKS rule l<> Miami 1,0 * * ’ s u m r I.m in i'* tm sale Fm do 1 l o is lm .i ' Sh.’ire i'*pi'iises a'nl I nh^ 1 all li d I alii I ti QU |i III help d r n e Kolerem e- i icliam eil Phone (121 I aftei 1'. nil p in s|*| ( 1 * 1 St III It I KI.DKIII.Y PCUI’ I I i:lvi 'i care Diellllan o .ihI food Nl u | l . n i ll: < - o i fueed lo per foil'. New 1111.,li in home ciooi .i lei lion old floors made like floor !><"’ U new I mi lone eleaiilnit and WaMiiii, al " porlalde power plant Cl.uwc.lts p i . i \ i s su m us Sol vim* S. iii mole 1 "in .I* since P C ' H M I ilea soil, l.ake Mary \|||l SKASllN .d d in y e planl now IM1I .1 read* lo *el Hidehlsiin 17— .lulftliinhiles t ra ile r s flow drive amt all oilier exit iv only 111 imhi miles p e rfe it eoinli lion A steal al D P IT imi H I Cell 2 tliil I'.doll'll" l i e 1C M U ’ M i l l ' s . ' V t M l 1 uni .•r• it. lit tin* » < depart menl III It U.l* |'l' . ••f(u 1111I .il< 'M '. ’ . 1 • * t,. ..it » • ' 1u*t : 1» M • ill* I'm . 1 ll.ill' 1 1 • nl ! * till r u n hti *• •t r 1 L* u ,x Sl'ilk.ii ik K.I.i ' tV lilt (*.l t t'S C D S|* ll P ! . .li t .dl si/exlUMill l'l*f llllt ll*ll \* * i . i ' i m \\r ,»t»ll* 1 1 1* 1•1• ’ll '* ! H Pit loti I’ l l N l l S 1 s i'ft I ’ e t M* •*?»• \*e PIANUS IV. W. 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Dee. 23, I M I South’s R equest Of U p s e t Victor (Ivli-du's Johnny .fom-s i* •••11inu For Player Draws n lurri'l «rurinc i w c nummr Mi*mOve r Main liners; Gator Star Back Innlc ('<mnly high school lirvtkrlhlill |it»vrr«, Ihii Week's .iffiiinl Northern Protest JV s Seek 1st Win Dickey May Miss average- reveal, Tin- Oviedo - ia inh- Celery Fed Cagers Play Mainland In Daytona Beach Tonight Sports Roundup By GAYLE TALBOT 1 Yankees Bidding North-South Shrine Game Boasts Of Large Array Of All-Americans Over $50,000 For Colored Flinger ADKLAIDK. Australia '.W—Amer­ ica’s tennis hopefuls finally have reached the end of their long trip into nowhere in ijuest of the Davis Ing artist lm* m-orfil Tit point* Iti tty k k n t ( i i i r r i .A i s MIAMI, Fla., (ItT h e South'* Cup and hava settled down for the Mh i f game* tu Uml ( he* circuit nu<l Conch John Scott will lend hi- | mnve to add a Mth player to It* last hard nractlcci before facing hi* IK [miI i i U per iram i- p e rce n ta g e varsity cugers into Daytona Flench ........ — stiuad for the Shrine Chri*lma* the Australians In the Challenge in ||Vewi-e llic licit In the rounty. to play the Mnlnland Mulnliiier GAINESVILLE 'P-Ftnrldn f*--e, night charity football game In the .Inn"* l.n* imkril up most uf hi* quintet tonight In whut local fan* the nmsucct of playing the Gator Orange Bowl drew a protest todav Hound next Monday. Adelaide is a hot. arid little city mlnU on field Kuril*. 2d. which I* -inpi will toil |»> ii not her holoru'ul,1llowl (tame mttilnsl TuUa without from coaches of Ihe Yankee *<juad. where Ihe temperatures already ||in«w<M' the ton flpure for the Co-coach.* Hill Fleming uiid Fred It* T quarterback. Doug Dickey, South Coach Andy Gustafson of have climbed over luo degrees and COlinlv prep setirers. fanii* will combine to guide the A pulled muscle look Dickey nut Miami added Bandy Broyles of might exceed that figure by the Vnt Ion f«r liehlml Jo u r* I* Junior Var.*ily Fed « In the Initial of aellon Just before the Gators Washington and Lee to his team time the matches begin the end By JO B IKICHLRIt (iiirdon Clark of Sanford. »*>>• game with the Muinland JV*. went to their home* Monday for a Monday to replace Oklahoma*! of this month. Huwevcr, Tony TraNEW YORK IP - The world In second In a t e r n i e with a 11.3 Buck Mel’hall. who misted several bert and Vic Sclxas, who will play From all vulward appearance* three day ChrDtmn* holiday. p»recnte<r" In <*»• "ninra. t>»tl»« Injured In wind (print* after the practice sessions because of a both singles and doubles for the champion New York Yankees and tonight’* game* *111 be ju*t an­ Boston Bed Sox have passed the s-mred 29 no'nt*. Clark, a Frankchallengers, say It won't bother 150.000 mark In an effort to outbid other pu*ho«er for the Mainland Saturday practice. Dickey walked cold. ft»-l K*. Iran*r*r student. rant-. "We Informed On* that anyone them. eager* *hu hate raried a lofty hoinr without rcnllilng how *eriou* each other for BUI 0 reason, highly ih*r I In tii'nl "olnfN hrr*u»e HIM They got their first view of the touted Negro pitcher with Oklahnwkhe fur thrmsrlve* hy going the hurl u p . Sunday night hi* leg not in uniform as of l**t Saturday lieuan troubling him and he wa* in Meek of 0< Irdu I* the «i-ennd would lie declared Ineligible," said Aussie team In practice yesterday. undefeated, holding the only vieCily. The Red Sox reportedly ranking point getter with .10 lory oier Orlando'* Dig Ten lied Monday morning while the oth­ North Coach Stu Holcomb of For- Though they saw Frank Scdgman are set to go as ■i high as bi 1100.000 er no men nn the »<(uad went n»*rkrr*. due. "However, we will allow him playing at tht lop of hi* brilliant Hdgewaler Fallen. It I* e«en ne righthander for the ex-•Marine righthandc who Ifneerer Meek'* game nvciago boasted around Daytona that through a light practice. to u*o Hroyles If he will ‘bench * form, they “ * refused to bnclt down won nine games and lost only one Dickey’* value to Ihe Florida MoPhalt " |« only ttl.ri or n tie for *ixth place In their Joint opinion that they art In the Texaa League last year. Mainland 1* ntrunger than their team I* great because o/ hi* smart e l ’ ll flhnrle* Show of t.vinan. Trainer Jim Grecnhut an'd Mrat least an even bet to take the perennially powerful crisestmsn •Ignal calling and deft hall han The Yankee* and Red Sox are Meek ha* *eo*e*l hi* !!0 Inlllc* In rival*. Seabree/e. I'hail will return tu practice to big mug huinc. two of the dozen mator league dllng. lie hasn't been a srrat dav and ('iiiataf-on void the Okla­ |l-re- onoi... uhlle f'lnrk ha* liuckSo far a* we have learned, Aus^ f’oBch Scott, who i* nrw to San­ natter, but bi* *(H>t pa**e» bate ct*’** hi* "O j n orile t'Vo route*!*. star will start at f’dlhvk, tie bookmakers consider it a toss- teams that have no Negro player* ford und ha* a long and surer**- been ImtMirlanl In Florida’* highest homa on their squads. The Yankee*, who along with AH America Jn ' k Scat- up loo and arc offering no odds. Itoth I lirk ami Jo o e * »rt their iul record propping high *chwd recently denied a charge of dis­ hath of Maryland at uonrtertuck: !*»"• record* for IhU je n r In cage team* in Olilo, Is desperately •coring *ea(on in 2F yean. Members of both squads skipped crimination, also plan to bring Vic Fred Itoblnson. sophomore from * ’n - l r encounter*, .lone* poured practice today to attend Power to their spring training working In whip Id* charge* into St J’ctcrslmrg, rnotnl pp to t'm Jim llook of Mlvvourl 8"d Joe morning pi of Wake Forest it halftiaek*. |nn official reception In'thelr honor camp to a i * ‘i - u i i r coimlr rrrord to­ hap* through a lliurougit training fir«t tiring ouartcrback Jo'i Fre*h Koch next February. ....................... .. . In Mnrvland’* tit the City Hull. It’s a little forla' of i * a - a l n * ! Clrrmonl in Bed Sox General manager Joe urogram in fundamental*, play* man Hobby I.anre. Klng*n«rt. coach Jim Tatum to coxeh Id* of rnality wjilch must be gone through r-rnnUi nl*!n'JVn iKe'Nrprli -ion. fii-Udo e sxrllv one week aeo. ami defen-fvr setup*. Tenn . who plavcd with the varsity e - lv c tram c - the ,pl'l T attack l„ ihfv tcnnl.-mad country. Hon ' J ^l-P"We“ don'f e^re what a C t - 'k ehiirnerl the rord* fur 21 Whilu the actual fruita of In l**e fir*t and last games of the fwhl'e Ge-ir-e S’ t r r < > * Havlnr I* Adelaide, which has fought long * on’ 11 ' *‘ c don t care w Prd-l* » " » 1-1*1 rhe e - l - k l r K d-"* color Is, If we find <mo who Scott'a work aren't dl*cernable regular »ea*on, became reserve hpxilliow |i-e South’* defense. and stubbornly to win the Chnl- man's « a l » r F a * J"« I*«| F rid ai nl»ht fium itie iwnomlnluu* 0-2 record (jnsrli'rtinrk Tt-n Vord- i. n *1* •K.'-t f-ivor'le tenge Hound away from the two looks as if he can be brought along to *l» flrrald ( d i in -Io n ’* IS51he's ready for the big leagues, I Ini* far till* year, lucnl rage exThere i* n chance Dlfkcy v ill to win the fifth aniinpl rdl-M-ir eon- major tennis citadel* of Sydney until 52 uanfor-t and roonty mark * - t p<rl* will urgin' thut fart with ie uhli to plav Jan 1 That won't test being played for the Shrine's nnd Melbourne. t*n't passing up we'll sign him." n - a 'n *t Net* Hmwna llearh In you. Urea son was picked up fur the In- known until the vipiad refrn v crippled children's hospital fund anv of the trappings. By way of price lournaieenl play l»*t season. of a telephone call hy nnnnr After freering up In the in­ I.emae'" lluMiv HrlaklU l* (he, itial half of the Winter 1‘iirk to the pi u'tlcc Held here Frida*1. The South holds a 3-1 edge In the celebrating their victory over the *■' J . Humphries, owner of the "old crowd." the locals have Oklahoma City club. He was tinned "it will take u lot of hard "»rk scries third rnnkimr •eoier on the husl* opener, the Krottmrn *rurr«l al­ Tt’c Yankee* had their aqued m i whlpiwd up an official program off lo the pitcher by a Marine or jinint* nor game with most point for point wllh the and then wc might pot tic ah'" to ratfish ffront‘ rover which n •o,p..l..| ri-rern'ngr for one undrfraled I’arker* In the *rr- get him rrady," Trainer Sam to 25 when trainer Harney Fisher wllh an raffish reported that fullback Churk Hreri shiiws two cartoon figures with sergeant In Grcason’x company. I Lankford reported ■’■‘i..*-. recoil* do not In- nnd half. In ta*t Friday night'* Itoli Woodruff cancelled of Northwestern would miss the pom-ves playing tennis right In the Hod- I.conin'* fii*t game with to** to Kdgewalar, Hanford ranir tin-Coach National League umpire Lurry »ehedded afternoon woriiptl game. middle of the famous howl. A'-n'''* ilu r>"|iu|i- Inst FrlJiiy within three marker* of over­ tiocts, who found himself In the Mooduy lie void while the team Hrcn has a purtlnl fracture of a Advanro copies of this little gum middle of a rhubarb after criticis­ Im SfM 'lih H(. JwmM. hauling the Central Florldn On Hi- 1,11*1* nf tnlnl Ii' lnts thu l*o"*rhou*r In Ihe I hint period need* Ho- work to get In tup physi­ Imne In hi* right foot. He Injured bit old line official* of the Lawn ing the New York Yankees fur Ihe foot enrlv in the season und cal condition, he wanlrd to urt Tenuis Association In Sydney wd «,.,1*1,1,( ilrture biuks ramsbefore the Nrnilnule* fell from the iiluvcrs iltirlctl on their (rip* aggravated ft during a workout Mfllxiuritr a few days ago with their "crying tactics" during the scries, revealed In a t»ttcr 11|<r till.: litter exhauatlon from rold* and home vo they wouldn't tic traveling last week. terrific Impact. From President world lo columnist Ed McAtiley of Clevo■ I'linrr* G. Fg. Ft. Tu, lark of praellre. loo lute at night Sir Norman Brookes down they ,ImI.,.*( (t .1, I land that ho planned lo retire ■t 21 k r»i Joined In crying foul. Seott’l crew- will lilt the court* soon. fi-.-t ;i 12 n :tn Inrourpk-uuualv tonighl Imt liefuie Davis Cup programs, they point­ <i q |t im, f’lnrk, o •N. ed out, traditionally show only a tlie smokn clear* after the rlu*h It The Cincinnati Reds' decision to (ivil. '< 1" 2 22 i* thU reporter'* oolniun Miiiolaml picture of the gleaming trophy. move in their rlehl field barrier \VG»-«t*.n Ov,|, 7 rt 20 wi" know it wa* playing a l-n*ketThe last wc heard over the week by feet fits right In with man­ tluh WI....’ nn liruthvr uf Jim liail game, end, the two group* were about to ager24 Rogers Homsbv's new pol­ w-i-o v a * Ovlt.,lo'* }«-*'|irig reach a compromise. line plnver who mivlit tulmiiiicy converting the lledlegs from a |,i** v**—** U the sixth ranking I-ter the datnuging lilow* to the I Adelaide's high-spirited citlsens defensive to an offensive club twiln* it->-ilii>.,-r Imt I* loth in aver­ highly-touted Mainlllter* is tiordon Intend to go right on and sell the ____ e're going to get our ultchcr* age onlpf p - r --mu-.*, offending program during the a "W Clark, Kentucky Blue lira** state; . lot Df runs nest season," prom­ f ’lntk i* •*>*■ I■--<-IIm* '-utility free refugee, who startled Edgcwater ’MtLADEL'MIA '.n -L Il lurm MIAMI i f - C o a c h K1ovd matches. thr-uver with a I t total. At the same time local officials ise* Hornsby. "There’* no question with a at-polnt onslaught before nno .ldcsl vlclurv nvtr J m Schwartswaldor called his 45-man in my mind that this Cincinnati |l -re nn- th" l--»t 10 •ruri,rs on nf Syracuse University foot­ were rcjKjrtcd to have agreed to team Is going to be the most m earlyr '» « » |F,» i - , 1 , ,if i.jut, »> -rn g-4 ............*>‘ ' E f t «uuad have several hundred program powerful, from a hitting standpoint. final poilud, ball players fo practice todav for Ihe art of conditioning. VVMINDLK corvrv hcokkhh Clark'* d tffp iiit shlftle* on*, learned Iholr first workout in Florida In struck off bearing the old familiar The Turner who pounded Miceli preparation for their date with Al­ cover. These will be distributed to In many year*. We're going to pre­ F t. Ft. Tp. Avg. hand pusher from the pivot I* sent some real long ball hitter* t* “ M X* (« n deadly and hi* ability to drive Into a mass of red welts was a abama In the Orange Bowl New the more staid official* of the Aus­ Ted Klussowakl, tins Bell. Willard tralian association apd mailed Marshall, Andv Semlnlek. Jim H II 211 it r, In I* Hanford'* big hope. Jimmy well conditioned fighter as strong Y ear'i Day. 6 o 12 12.0 "Jo rk" Krider, who ha* grown al (he finish ns al |ho start. Tho auuad Hen- (n Miami lal<* throughout Ihe world to members tireengrasa and tiradv Hatton." The Phllailclohln Negro didn't Monday by charter plane afUr a of olher associations. n Fi 11 11.0 IM* year amt developed into All, wllh the exception of S-mi. look anything like the fighter who We’re afraid, though, that it will n i tt I i.n quite a rehonfidrf at the renter brief stop at Jacksonville tor tried to win Ihn welterweight llllo lunch. Alabama Is due to fly to bn some time before Adelaide get* nick end tireengrasa, are left12 n 111 10,1! pu*t, wt111 lark* aggrew*lvne**. handed hi^Un. , „ ,-jj. , . , „ from Kid Gavllon at Ihe Municipal another Challenge Round. !t . t to Jl) II Sanford * gnme M il be based on Madlum horn last Ju ly, Then he Miami lha dav after ChrMmaa. ..i mi II! 7.:i prashlnv lho Mainland defensive w„ l(*, ||uht al 144 pounds und fMiwartrwntdor held a brief lim­ Among those anxlouslv watching J ii i t 7.0 ■Clou until It I* known lust exact- drawn nnd tight looking. bering up drill shortly sfter arrival to see If Barney Martin wlni a KUORIH nltrhlng berth on the Cincinnati Iv what they u«e. I hi* olanoedl At MU't |Miumls last night. Turn- and lulu his olavers to report nl w. i* Prt. ■itlai'k I* one of the many lm- r r was n* strung as a bull. He 8:.w a. m. fEhT) for * pn-mlnute Reds next spring will be officials |,v*nau .rum porlnnt lnrmv*tion* Heott hu* In- took n lot uf punishment In llic drill under the warm Florida a>m 1 i of the New- York tilanD. Martin. tj 1 ........... After practice, the team will „i:i;i i rod need in Hanford. It hu* one first round from Miceli, the Army who makes tho Jump from L'nlttm•t () HANFtlltD ,IMHI IlsadvanUtfc; Iris, H. C., of the Class A Sally Hanford ii*imllv private vlutloned at Camp Kilmer, nost fur phulographers and from Uague. wicro he had a 23 7 rcc•i»llt- many point t behind before It N. J. He look some strung left then on the Oranremen will devote nrd, once wai Giant propertv. rnnp» the situation. After once and right hands later on. Hut he their lime In getting ready fur the JACKSONVILLE tJI*—All of lest powerful Crlmion Tide from Ala­ Current malor league pitcher* her* wtio who le.-dlng und unulyilng the uppu- came on. year’* winner* are entered In the once tolled for Giant*' farm lea-us -milt's defensive and offense pulAs It happened. It took 3H sec- bama. Florida Stale Public Courts Tennis "Alabama has a *rcat foothull but never bad a trial with the tern, tha BumlnoL-s begin to pvrk ->--•* of t*-« sixth round to comChampionship* opening here Frl- parent club Include Rob Cain st. up nnd make n real game of It. plete a walloping Job. Now the 22 loam ," Schwartiwalder told newson arrival. "We haven’t got ll,7 : „ Louis Browns: Bob Hooper, ClevrJunior Malta la still tiring vc a r old Turner wnnts to fight Bob­ men iholr depth. We’ve got 20 good frnm . <-»lh"un Dlckwn. 4 foot-6 neltcr 1* nd Indians; Bill Millar. New York Tam m nn.t hniimV hampered with bum ankle and by Dvkes. slim Miami, Fla., welt­ football player*. Alabama hat 4n wJl5” d * f e m f * i . i J . i« Yankees; Lou Sleater. Washlnelon the effect* of last week'* cold. er. who hold* a split decision over Thus, he snlrl, lliev enme lo Pro diUlbleV.lilJ llc u ni SAN FRANCISCO (ft—'The West Th* hu*ky little guard I* almost hint. This bout probably will come »cn*tori: and_. .Chsrlcy Bishop, doubles lilies. He won the doubles team was al full Mrcngth today a «hoo-ln far All-Mld-Htnle hon­ off here in almot a month or so Oranpr lto>'-| "expecting lo be Ihe Phlltdclphia Athletics. last year with Roger Pharr, Or­ underdogs." and Eustern couches named their or* according to the latest re­ Then tho Turner camp hope*. I* lando and University of Florida, Grange Itowl Ouecn Marlon Kl|U> starting bu-kfichl for the annual port. Hut, unfortunately, thl* I* will tic G-ivllan again with a dif­ nnd her c e r t Joined the official as his jaartner. It is probable the Shrine charily football game here foe football and not basketball. ferent ending. Katurdnv. croup In welcoming the Syracuse twu will tram up again. Frank Stafford, wbo Was the Mrs. Julianna Copeland. Poole ptsvcrx and coaches. The Westerner* were brought tu best driver and dribbler dm lug After Ihe welcome, the placer* Vcdra Beach, will defend her wom­ full strength hy the arrival of end h wllh police escort, went lo their en's singles crown. Marv. Gregory of Hanta Clara B"d (lie pre-season practice l* now Don Luke, the U3I junior chantMiami Beach hotel (Flamingo) for BUI Kuwekamp, Missouri halftiaek, tightening un and dribbling too Is entered In Ihe meet but is dinner and then to the practice The Mailing East backfir'd will low, thus cutting hi* speed down oo old to defend his championship field. be Tmnmv O'Connell of Illinois, and hampering his control of the TALLAHASSEE — (Special) It will be Syracuse’s first bowl quarterback; Don McA'dlffe, Mich­ ball. Th* slender senior guard In "ih.T ‘ £ .Pn\ ‘ riniV.V1 ami Florid. 8 Uta U niv.r.lty f « l.y angame and their second meeting doutdes. igan Stale, left half; BUI Reynolds, could wull develop Into one or Sannounoed the .Warding of five adwith Alabama. On Oct. 1. I92T Pittsburgh, right half, nnd Jn« lord’s mainstay* this year If he NEW YORK (JB—Tulsg's unde­ Svracuse, Other returning litllsts are: An­ dltlonal football Kholarshlo* tr then coached by Chirk brtunntn, Mississippi Stale, full- could learn to drive-ln dribbling feated basketball team proved once Meehan, defeated Wallace Wade’s ita Wadiwnrlh. Jacksonville Bcsch, athlatea from flva state*. Tho five higher, Hlafford is one of Ihe few ack, last night that a good big Alabama toam, 23 0. lunlor girls' and glrln' singles; Al- hkvw algtipd grant*-In-eId with llowfe Odell, outgoing Unlvcrslly player* on the team that cun swish again In len Quay. Tampa, boys' singles: F8U and will enter echoul next of Washington coach, conducted a the rord* with III* one-handed man ran stop another big mansuit game, and Inc M6« _a basketball ________________ Nsncy Loop, Jacksonville, girls' fall. passing workuut at the Wcst'i Stan­ pu*hor. The fir* are; til* Garner of nf Hie lesson was an I 4-B6 victory 13-andundcr singles: and Raoul tieminolr Lineup* ford training camp vesterdav, II over previously undefeated Louisi­ Roque, Tampa, boys' 13-and-under Ackerman, MUa.; Ike Hartman Vanity ' featured Oklahoma's Eddie Crowdana singles. rr, rather than Washington's Don tiordon Clark, f Tulsa slretched Its winning Miss Wadsworth can dafend her Ray Davli. f Ilelorlch. rcak to six straight as 4 7 tilen lunlor title but Is too old to play Clarence Munn of Michigan Jimmy Krlder, c lie held Bob Pettit, LRU's 6th n the girla' division. Quay and Itata, head coach of Ihe East learn, Junior Malta, g point-a-gamc center, to only 14 Mlsi Loop also have outg ■ M tr S«IU l •> D m * , , Ala. Kos* {{annum, f said Ihe squad had absorbed 00 points. Dille. himself scored .17 their respective divisions. Garner la a 0-foo{ 180-oound T ’ Junior Vnrally cent of tho offensive attack, w' points In Tulis’* victory over the The tournament committee com formation qu.rtvrbeek. He to ex­ Gerald Behrens, f will use tho T, single wing NEW YORK bn—Hoyt Wilhelm posed of Tom King, Chuck Rogers pected to be • leading candidate eighth-rated team In the Assoc spreads. Joe Pickens, f Prcxs poll. oil. Now York (Hants’ freshman relief and Kenneth Stewart of f ack- for tho Semlnpla field general post Ray Kl Ini nr Illinois, a back Held Joo Max*, c Oklahoma just tone notch hurler and Phlladetohia’i Robin sonvilw City Recreation . ___ „ A U M, Just Hartman to a 8-11 176-pounc* coach. Indicated the East will peg Jimmy Butler, g below Louisiana State Rta(• in In tho poll, Roberls copped moat of the Na­ ment will hoir Id tho draw lometfma halfback and wai ona of W. Vlr■ good portion of Its offense on Ralph Klowore, g turned (ho tables on Colorado with tional League pitching honors ac­ today. glnla’a top prep school backs the ~ an Hi-07 victory that equalised cording to official statistici reThe meet to a feature of Gator had high praise for the . ------ . . . . , Colorado's surprise victory over leaied today, Bowl woek with tho Gator Bowl catching ability of end* Paul sparked the Jasper, Fla. Bowling Standings1 the Aggies Saturday night •lm becomes bee Wilhelm the flrat rookie Association supplying Uvphtoa to — Two nther western teams were In Nsilonal League history to lead the w niters and nmneriup In the High team to a fine season handllng quarterback duties. Jasper more successful In Intersections) both In earned runs and won-and- nine divisions of play. HIKED l e a g u e of Notre Dame, snd John tiurskl • H.vnes, however, as B r i g h a m tow;percentage the same veer Young turned back the touring 81. MIAMI F A M E S The 16-yaar-old knuckleballer Nu. 1 Louis five, 66-60, and UCLA out- gave up 46 earned runs In IM CORAL GABLK8 (Epectol) — a? ran Bradley, 01-88, while running mnlngs foe ■ 2 43 ERA to finish U of Miami passed tho 100 mark Jg up the highest score any toam ,nl lh« 1.58 m art produced In pwa completions fur the flrat by Chicago's Warren Hacker. time In in Its history In 1686. 1866, comcornAssociated Proas compllstlnn* 102 forward passes, 6631 ton attempts._______ l & f r T . m y k r s , .rig . up — CoHida c i t y LEAGUE victory i Mack becamo sc yean old MonH.G. Uon was ihsred MW we* tern ettenll 30* ]B B line ’ t h e ^ f o t ^ C l Q ■J M u u c i asE .. ■nd the Big. 10 conIn for toagneice. 633 re* aestree he said, the New York Hurd earned at T O week •me* GUB M l Leaguer up L. H.O T34I, Helleeta it. Tulsa Bowl Game treason Pitched In Memoriul Stadium This Last Spring rft ’ f: m fa . u ■m nrt i ■ nr if; ft It, Turner’s Victory Syracuse S tages Over Miceli Shows First Drills For Fine Conditioning Orange Bowl Game Public Court N et Winners To Play For Title Friday West And Eastern Teams Ready For Shrine Bowl Game FSU Gives Aid To 9 Prep Gridders For 1953 Season Dille Stops LSU’ P ettit For Tulsa Five Last N ight r I - f Wilhelm Captures National League’s Earned Run Title E ajsssr* B iv s iS jtT O 2 Connie Mack Marks Hla 90th Birthday IB S E S -a S S i'a 'i a M ^ M W h a ll n* •tay«d In the (•ngy 72. hto Mp. tor Uyfigi* tong tlnja SlSSRS Sf ’w r A n a u s a , as S tL MIAMI — (Special! The! bought 15 tlckrt* the day after greatest array of All America Ihe game •» bring the paid at­ football talent ever to appear in j tendance up to Ihe even figure.. Teams win drill together for a Miami In a college football game will do batllo for charity Christ­ wcvk before tho game, turning in man night In tho Orange Bowl, two a <l»y session* most Of Unwhen Mahl Shrine Temple stages ' time, They've been briefed im £ the seventh in It* series of North- uluys before they came to Minim and past experience ba» shown South All Hlnr football games. Much universally acclaimed that these high ranked oxperlrm- J gridiron geniuses as Dorm lloo- ■etdui's need only a few workout* maw of UCLA; Jack Bearbalh together before coming up with and Dick Modrelewaki of Mary­ smooth execution of play*. land; Buck Mrl'hall of Oklahoma: I -rho rosters of the clubs follow: SOUTH Dal Hamuel* and Herale FlowJack Lewis, end} Joo Koch, half era of l'ardua; Frank Hash of Michigan Mtat* and Bill Athey back, Wake Forest, Jim Davis, tackle; Bob Caul, of Uaylor are headliners In two guard; Buck Mcl'huli, fullback; K-l 2.1 man roster* nf hrndllner*. They'll be directed by just nbout Rowland (not playing!, t a c k le * ns much coaching brains as can be Oklahoma. . . Tom Cosgrove, center; Juck crowded on to the staff* — Htuart Scarbath, quarterback ; John AIHolcomb of Purdue I* being assist­ ed by Red Handers uf UCLA. Huff dsrton, end; Dirk Mod*rv_*K Donrlli uf Boston U and Wesley klo und Ed Fullerton, halfback Feslcr of Mlnnevotn. Andy Gustaf­ Maryland. . _ .. „ Huy Green, guard: Truett Grunt, son of Miami, the South’s perman­ ent coach, draw* hi* help from Jim tackle; Tank Lawrence, tackle Tutunr of Maryland nnd George Duke. . ,, ,,, . .... Ben Roderick, end; Doll GillsSauer........... of Baylor. Herman Hickman had hundlcd ner, sufety; Don Wade, linebacker; the Ninth team In four previous Vumleibllt. a game* but his resignation al Yale Jim Hook, halfback. Missouri. W and Ivy league post season giimr Bill Athey, guard; C. 0 . Brocnto. restriction* tiruught about n real- -guard! Baylor. Ignment of the Shrine classic Nick Chfcklllo, guard and UckU. coaching staffs, Rex Shiver, linebacker, Miami. Coach Gustafson of Mland, Wayne Martin, end; Tcxneyeing Ihe split T as a possible Christian. Hob Tata, halfback. Virginia. cure for some ailment* on hi* Bob Fry, tackle; Frank Full •r own Miami tram, ha* turned aver the uffemdve platoon tu tuckle, Kentucky. NORTH Coach Tatum and the Marvlund Bernard Flowers, end; l)al» mentor ha* lined up a dream hlsckfleld of spilt T stars. Using Samuels, quaiterbucki Karl Il--n- — hi* Hcnrtialh a* hi* (piarlerhach Ingeri halfback; Allen Htiggei ■msglclan, he'll probably employ gourd, Perdue. Pete Russo, tuckle; Ed Uotli Ed Fullerton, star uf Ihe last Sugar Howl game at one half; guard, Indiana. Joe Pt-rlel. guard; Frank Urndv. Missouri'* lop ground gainer, Jim Hook at the other and Buck Imlfliuik; Fred Franco, fullback McPhail, lauded by hi* own Navy. Ed (.like, end: Frank Kush coach a* one of the great play­ guard: Jack Wilsun, halfback, er* of the age, si fullback. Midi Igun Hlute. Wilke Forest's versatile Joe J« " Schmidt, linebacker, Pitts­ Koch, Virginia’* Bob Tata and burgh. Vanderbilt'* Don Glnisner, slated Hur-y Aggiuds, quarterback; g* fur defense, arc all available for Leonard D'Krrlco, llnebxckcr, Bos- * help on offense. All save McPhail toil U. can pais and the South team slickHtcwnrt H-hcets, tackle Joe stars may cornu up with some spilt Giatson, tackle, Penn State. T magic geared to drive tin Dunn Moomaw, center and liucdoughty Northerner* dixiy. bu- kcr: Ernie Stacker!, end, UCLA Holcomb ha* drawn heavily un ________ Rex Smith, end; Pete Bacherous, the Big Ten for talent, picking up hairiMuk. Illleols. no less than 12 bright stars of tho Jack Whelan, halfback, Notre big mld-wu*t loop. He has two high Dame. powered offensive back field* his , Earl Rramleberry, halfbark own Samuels nnd Boston U’s dua­ Kansas. , lling Greek, Harry Agganls for John lllny, fullback, Ohio State. L quarlarbiu’ksi Tho too ground Erl Gleason, center*, Holy Cross. giilner of Illinois, Pete Iluchuroux; Ills own most valuable pluyer, Earl ALABAMA DRILI.S llenlnger; liunl bitting Uob BrandTUSCALOOSA, Ala. LF — Tho lu-rry from Kunsu* nnd Navy's Alahuinn varsity todav faces Its Frunk Brady for lialfbncks and l wo men who topped their teams In next II!:(u. n.to I f ,, the eTh,.lust n»» drill on hurno ground gaining — John llluy of “l . 1'1 ! ‘^,,1, \ v ! v r i ' i«8v ’ Ohio State and Fred Franco uf n,„8yl * ^ q will work uY,f*wr out y. llic ilium! ncrc Navy for fullbacks tomorrow, take off Christmas day, In Flowers, I'CLA's Krnl# fly lo Miami the 20th. ' Htockert and llllnol*' Itex Smith and Passing, both offense and de­ he has three pass catching ends fense, featured yesterday's drill. M who hold their school records, Several regulars worked out in giving the great paeaers, Flow­ sweat clothes because uf colds or ers and Aggania targets of a slight Injuries but all arc expected class they've never had before. to be back In condition by week­ Profit* from tho game go to end. * Hhrhit! work among crtii|i|«xl chll* drru and there *houb| be greater profile than ever before as Miami which has not bad a ebam-p to see mm-li of Hip top football it ordinar­ ily views, I* agog over Hie array or talent lined up for Ihe classic. A crowd of 40,000 or more ie ex­ pected. The game record Ie an even 40,DM **t last year when Coach Gustafson uf the Booth teem MUNDAY NIGHT’S FIGHTS Bv The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA: dll Turner, 1401%, Philadelphia, stopped Joe Miceli, 1461k, New York, In 56 sec­ ond* of Ihe sixth round. BROOKLYN: Walter Cartier, 161, New York, drew with Pierre Lang lots. I MW, Prance, If. CHICAGO: Nelson 1-evrlng, 120. Wichita, Kaa., outpointed Norman Webb, 144, Chicago, a. feet and weighs 178. He mbde all-state hewere hto sealer year ■I Cota tabus’ Baker High. Smith, a native of Detmtur. Ale. to regarded by Seminole coaches as a ca n t mute college prospect He wae one of the most sought after high school players In Ala­ bama this aeaaon while a standout Quarterback at Decatur High, He to 6-1 and welgha 180. .............. Signing *o f the five players brings to 84 the number of new athletes awardsd athlstic scholar* ships to F 8U since the grid seauon ended. nrasa earned run Chicago Drew*, C E A M O rr fYfiS In m ■ W| Ykit-'r„L;-ai ■'■•Kf . O hm l.lmlled To ffitt u “What the D ale Carnegie C outh* Can Do For You." WrlUt — Florida lnutltule 2663 Mouth Uutaby Street Orlando, Florida Or Phoue Maaferd 1604 M Y S T IH V t 15 £ 5 t fth-vv >‘t..»ss m iiT * m s, j vv. l ttL. �*71 I 111. H A M lllU l lll.ll Vl.il Safety R ules Are Given For Youths Who Ride On Bikes U r,|. II... 21, ID.i2 l #4 g l *J Unusual ( V ltslial Spw lm li' Seen hi Heavens Over Saiil'onl KeeeiiUy Dr DAVID TAYLOR MARKF. It. II VI.I'll TiniPKIN S many hundreds of nnr little Knrtlis AP Education Reporter Whether the mind of man ns rtiniigh a y.igahotul, Jupiter hurl* Five million boya ami girls Mill >us gigantic mass of matter uruund lurally of itsrll turn* skyward at n i k Santa for a new bike for t h e sun mice each 11 "0 year* svith this time of vear or It.*been con Christmas, predict* the Uicycle In­ damned t>\ the minimi •inptl.i'l' ol i lo k like pm .sum Ills name like formation Uureau. Qrandpa and (he 1‘hn-lum* -mi-on k .i ui.diei on lh.it ol Venn- Mar» and others of grandpa will play the biggest WIlll'tl wo .IK not lOO I S .11 s i,to toe tie K only In dies l.ad ilr origin Santa role*. Of course. there wll' how, tliouch d ..... . l*mt sc lend in liom.in mythology \Tuus. only be manv a parent, too, anxloua to to 'ta r raze m the late tall of tl • a tilde herself compared to the please Junior with the bike of hie year a bit more mteil'ely than d lordly Jupiter, appears a hit hrightchoice. other season' Stars the general er because of tier close proximity Bicycle* thla year, taya the Bu­ 11-tin u r tavnirn apply in all t'tc to Earth reau. will he light In weight, with lieatenly mbs oim r than the s in At the present time an observer gear shift* for those who live in and ipiHin. base played iinporlanl would have to rise an hour or so hilly country and for those who roles in tlm affair' of men since liefoie the sun lo catch a glimpse x ,J a k « long bike hike*. There wll' time immemorial Whether these of Saturn next in planetary sits* v ie a folding bicycle that can he astral inlhieiicc- aro real or poreh lo Jupilci this large planet wears miagiiiaiy lias loi ceiilorie' liccn a glm ions halo iif three colored stored In n closet or in the hack of another bone of Inemlly conteii rings | y e n a hrn I peep at him a car. tom II may t>e ai;reed bowel or lino,igli an amateur li'h"co|te will The 105.1 model* are streamlined that Ibe 'tody of a'lioliomy e'en rew.IK* the obsenct with a sight and colorful, and come In a variety from iii't a plant man's yiewpoiiit net ci lo tie Im gotten of atvles and sites. The Urea or A 't! ..Illoily generally .■nti-nlered is all intriguing go-time these blkea are designed llku auto­ In title Saturday night recently ol one of our oldest sciences, proha mobile tires with inner tube* and thorn* day.* u (.■red free of ctmi ge a cele-ti.d Idy had its origin in ancient (’hat outer casings made to run four or decree went nut from speclacle of an tmusual nal ire dim .nut Unity Ionia I he miracle of flva thousand mites, and resistant Mars Moon and Venus were lined King ile.’ekiah ilesenhrd m II Civeanr Aug tint uh (lint nit to blowouts. up against Ihe dark backdrop of Kings chapter 2»>. in which the There la usually one point on the world should l e enrolled. This wits the western »k\ in single file shadow of the soil retreated on the -which Santas fall down In buying the first enrollment, when Qiiirlnitw was gov­ Mars, which appears to us a - a siindi.d tell degrees as a special aa bike, however, according to the ernor of Syria, And all went to Is* enrolled, each to rattier dim. orange colored pi met -ign front Cod that his life would Bureau: they fall usually to get « as apparently only a few "feet " be prolonged Ills own city. And Joseph also went tip from tinlilee. from tha right slie for the right age tiom the Moon Though little Mar­ tile city Nazareth, to Judea, to the city of David, which is Definite sites have been establish­ liver m baby Ion. some four tn i' Inil a scant 111 nullum miles from five hundred miles tn the east of ed for the various age groups ami tailed Bethlehem, because he was of the house and lineage of l'avid. I'aitti liemg out closest planetary iiTitsdletit. Hits phenomenon was If you know the age of the child neighbor it i* for purpose* ol iieled with astonishment ♦o he enrolled with Mnry, his betrothed, who wns with child And while In baby it should be easy to select the earthly s,ilc|y considered dose they were there, the time enme for her to be delivered. And she K»v*‘ birth Ionian -lar gazer* baladan king right wheel for him. For the 4-amlenough indeed •o o'er first-hotn son and wrnp|ted him in swaddling cloths, and laid him in 5-year-old* a sixteen-inch diameter .lust In lo Mai ' and Moon in .n ol bahvlnnin al this lime, mimed dispatched messengers of wheel is Just right. The ti-aml-7a manger, because there was no place for them in the in i. And in that region almost Iron tso degree angle be no lately 'Mi d will laden with expensive gift* year-old* will need a 10-Inch wheel ed both tlie Invelv \ emis second gloo oIhe there were shepherds out in the field, keeping watch over their flock by nlghl good king of Judah for whom while boys and girls from 8 to 10 only to tin moon m its hrilliam \ Ami an impel of the Lord np|*earcd to them .ami the glory of the laird shone aionml ^srlll bo comfortable on a 20-inch t wo ol uni In ghte't planels are stuli a signal manifestation had them, and they were filled with fear. And the amrel said to them, "lie not afraid. Do rotheel. Those over 11 should have both yi'd'le at tlit- present lime, been performed I tie scriptures tell us of a star behold, I bring you good news of a great j»v which will come to all the people. Do to v. a 20-Inch adult hlcvote. All hikes \ elms nisi meiihoned and Jupilet have adiustalile seat* and handlewhich 111ii III In. ill’s tlie lle.iyeii' In which auiiounced to the humble is lio n this day in the city of Ihivid a Savior, who is Christ the Lord. And this will l liars to allow for growing and de­ tite en'tern ipiailrunt al tlie e\en r.il.i'tim.in shepherds the birth ami sign for you; you will find n ha ho wrapped in swa.:.iling cloths and lying in a manger lutthplacc of the Christ Child The veloping within respective ngo li­ mg hmu suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising Moil ami .(uniter winch ld.es an almost • hristiun world will see many re mit*. i.. Cm ,1 i,< hbrlmwt m ill mi tint-ill l i e n e e omotur men will) whom lie i> pleased 1 •iM'lhead m ill-I' ill Sanford may pin is of tins ‘'star m the east" For those learning to ride In im seen |u-t allei sim-rt sheddmv which graced Itm rolling plain* of the four and six year age group his friendly riivs about halfway Ihe holy land that nlghl cenliirle* there are supplementary learner’s up the eastern sky \strnlinnu"*y a go or outrigger wheels the! can attach have eompnti d Ills dmmelri to he I'm mg the Vuletnlr season, all to the hike and keep It steady a bout Ssoi m mile, as comniri'il to our lii'avenly b o d i e s seem tn take while the youngster get* the “feel" .H'luaisimiili-ly Soon to lliai ol his on it new significance and added wif riding. Once he bn* learned the hills -is) e| T,trill ll we ro’il.l ph’iuloi a- many recall again the 'simple trrhiliqiie the outrigger h old lory of Ihe shepherds yylui Honk ol tin. m immoiilti d wheels cun lie discarded or saved i .o' iuo oir |0 o|Mir|no- i wcie pending the night oil the for little Ino l tier or sister. 1 ill lie ....... . l,e .1til I I it..... plain .d ancient I'.destine Mnny parents fear for the safely of their children while riding (like* Ilut, according to the National nion Penalized 1"’or Pnmons Statue Safety Council, American hiker PilitiK Pulse Oaths He Absent Christmas and hicvcilsts arc the safest In the world. In fact, the youngsters Have chalked up the only accident m \ sm \ c i i >\ e v ton .I* 1 !»*!•» l.t » \! »i »\ r I’lie f intitii' ' lalue record we Americans ran he proud I I I * ll.M1 ..I ! ■ n i * i I* 1 .'",1 . .f luxe licit • upo n h o t h e l o s t l u i e of. In the past ten years, the Coun­ «(*- ( »I l f Ms t l . t l h %| t ml if. i e l t i l l * at mn ,i ••ti htitoe i i i the c i l tells us, serious bicycle acci­ *>■i '.omn.' •rent Iaken I' t l\ III t Cllll'l nf 1 Ollil •n*. I’leeadllly f ir dents have decreased 60 per eent ti wi! |t»‘ sI ' c i t i l i n g i h r i ' (ilia* i .ii|.e one of it. o|tn el - ,1 w ♦'ll In IU51 alone, there was a III pet vo l. 0 ol tiling a f.d •• III III 1 ••III I\t.l\ fl ■III Hie iitx A crowd'' (St WMI'll •m. >k tlie ' l . t t n e off m uni.I oalli cent reduction in such accidents th. National I don It* ’.if JM|»* iI n nnli* -III \ i ' I c n l t i y titid e irted over 1060 In the face of a rapidly H oard .lipio n m e.| tin a< V!*•«• 1.1*1 l»i in o.'4 l.>r i clc. u n t i l They also Increasing bicycle population which Po M in the i a .e of laic. (1 *<•» \ .1* plan Im t . ' l i.nr Die fountain over today numbers over 21,000,000. I lie n o I'aekmgbonse \\t<l t'l 1 II* u liii'li h -t anil ' .mil itt'ta)] a new Right now there are more thun i ' linden N .1 winch 1" ! ll X '1 •in in it before the a million kids pedaling bark and Nl.lt It recognition a* h rvnmm1 I lit tinalmii uf tjuern Lli/.iln'tli II forth from school every day. Thou* agent for worket - m tom I him* snnd* of them are In the five and . iimpumi's six year old group who *re going \Ml lit in * V identiim " i e lo •i?< to school for the first time. lelso’i a g e d was mi'wlded l )i i (Jem nil’s Wife Puds ^ According to the Council, child i ‘'l d hnvitie fidslf'ed the mm 1 Christ man Shopping guidance toituseliois are pretty limin.l mi Ih i i'u"i it'd omb i I all Ila ll ley (O If..........I1 much In inurement Hint the earlier I . >b ’ Mis Murk dark, n u n his w h o It v a nl i a youngster begins to ride Hie ......... •1 Ihl iH'Miur \llnil mm tn.o tmiei \ earlier lie gains a sense of respon­ * l*,ij. KaiM ! ol tv u as sibility and begin* to grow up. h r I -in • ♦ -sfu| «-;i in it tl lIT They stress that parents should Hurt*lord < ou (Jives II I HI ,1 ■ I* iff ft i I f 4111a| cooperate with their ITA s and schools In getting their children I!ir( h To L’ml Tu ill's MlII-I Illhl.il! !t.p. tl fii f I Ii Mil - m fh|* to learn by heart these rule*: I HIf* >1 M,»t« h;i \ i r lit -I hi ( j i f f s 1. Re alert at al,l time*. I ( f{|‘M VII \\ \ Wt'ifr t . .1 il . • t $ 1MmI jit i :i fi ,iml prt*v i hi!i|i, ti iii *\ Jana I ft l I «. 2. Observe all traffic regulations I ll'l I'ft iMl I'm1' i'll i . il I' f >il f I II- M h I i mi i s I ' l l i i t i p a 11y o r IlUt In f I f tblllt* I'ti i I m H pl.i" i ’ l i %i* I1' 0 — they are for your safety. till t h 11MI; i > fit h r r r Mini i f uf ph . i n . u ' * 1. Keen well to the right of the' | u »m i*n I %•***■ uf l ! ! .:1 1»’ K M .t .r i l a v Mr** C la rk n rood at all tlmoa. wi IT h * i >rvitkf ii bovim* in lOM irtl lo I % I lila n k i'f 1* !n to phaniu't* 4. Have a horn or bell or other I L a m i* ff ichitiMif u I »k ilnti-a ( m i» f\ f .i f f s im I imI im I ipiaDf if *«*s uf (‘lutl thwarning device. ni liitfii niiim i m li iiil. iif ..m l fm m n ing ■■ >ks and lio n d rc ils of pairs 0. (live pedestrian* the right of N .i! iill a I i a'iU!'H n "f f irfih i -•I .It.. way. f lit* ( o ’A I' 10 u m i t'lil in pl 17 fl. Watch out for car* nulling By L. A. IIIIOPIIY I xatlonal change* required to meet >hi* firoiiiK 4*(t Im i ••i n.f i \ m| |•* im COVENTRY. England gp-Derek out of traffic and for parked cars Associated Press llu*|nr*» Editor! lhl« condition " K a i h Vi‘iif I lit* fa* «I f *■ i In* ha** t:i\«*n 1'irkerlng. man of principle, was David Irvin Serving with doors open. ittiffi Ie. uni* c iff 11111if pi*.1 " •n»n | , _ I Murray Bhleld*. vice president extr* mad at the law tmlnv he 7. Don't hitch onto autos nr Buxine** was worried when lt).>2| wnnomi * of (bo l*-«k •• (•’•• may not get into Jail for Christ -Id* muthrfiff h"n mniti.it WiCi Anli-Suh (irmip other vehicles to save a little pedal got under way. It wo* happy when Manhattan Company, Neyv York, roai. d IK If if V Aa f l l i i l l -it t M« \ pushing. the year ended, ll tins aunie dmibls said yvhlle prosper!.* are good for Clniiifttfill'4 N il hi flu t im . piiul*(i‘ Pickering prefer* prison In pnv \ I I \ N I’ll I I I t i M i l N’l > J 9 8. Stop at Intersections and walk about 1061. Ij.\•* iucnift (Ail’s t u v niiifNii.it the next few month* "we dare not Ing a fine of 2 pounds i$ S « n fur .-S.'l . IOC W ill' \n Vii : ■ " i l. i i i s Despite ,a _general slowing up in rule out of all consideration the parking hi* car without lights over your bike acrosa If there Is traffic. ___,__ K i r .s ,,, ,n , | ,,.i, ” ' I Ok ..I S 11vln t . Use hand signal*. the first six month* of the year, possibility of * depression severe nlghl in l l . mlimi »* I r . l i i n > . i-.lm iria r Milk Price Will He 10, Don't show off on your hike. the economy ended 1052 with the ,.nough to Justify rarrful planning dead end street Today Is the de.nl tlold .I.*'-, T K \ . ' .f Mr, ilia post-war boom going full blast and programming.” line for roughing up or going tn A(IM i n c e d In Volusia M is ll ■< ! t vtn ..f ■ol W. i l Kth The total product of the world » He said ho based that con the jmkev fur two weeks ;;t B umfoi.l, Fill greatest economy established a elusion on "intense inflation, rap-; So bickering prepared lilmsett DAYTONA 111! M II I* llet.nt l l i ' unit l- m piipp.-d w ill. ( J r i i i i i' new high. Inrome yvn* up from Idly rls'ng debt, m*1ailiu*linent lo *|>cntl Christmas In prison lie milk « lll nisi 2 rents more > m ull *‘( .iin t .lo in ” a n . ' l i f t f lv in a ill 11s historic high level* of last hem and ahrond, nnd other tin- called In 25 uf hi* pal* and threw qutiil in Volusia Flagler and Hit i**aom o f tw o llo * ’ t > i i p | . \ tv I i l l year. Unemployment w*s down. an ule unit pork nle partv hist settling factor*." vnrd I ’nnntles slaitinu J a n I i t , Itnge 1111.11.1 lo n g M ill. on.., does From con*l-to-ynit*t during the night. Then he polished up his hell However, Roger I,, butnam. ..............-.......... , 1, K No iinlas J r ndminisli itui Ur liiii.ttm-; its loinpanion airLONG BEACH. Calif. (Dsiayed) early month* of the year, buslnes* govornineni economic *t*ldll*er driven 1012 motorcycle nnd np nf tin- Florida Milk I ’ommi'slnit ■< *li. ntini’d with t»iii. do ami roe(PHTNCl — Arrived here Dec. JO leader* were concerned, hut opti­ during the Ia*l year, asserted naunced hr wa» ready to drive s.iiii today that tin- loniinission l.i'l k- lb.' killer Saboard the heavy cruiser UBS mistic that the full year would " i f * hard for me to see n re -1to Birmingham ami knock on Ihr ItiiN ,i|i|iroved tin* inereiTf to brio ■ A n t* nl in, Newfoiindlnrul, mu' Helens from tha Korean combat see a pick-up. They were certain­ rexslon within Ihe next year and prl_»on gales this morning. the m i r e In line ulth fti.it ehartmtl ' vi•i nl Naval Air S t u l i o n z But prison authorities said they ■one, was Denver R. Cosgrove, sea- ly right. half." In (he inlluinitig " r a n i !e Seminole il'i..ogliool the United .Stales ure mfen. U8N, Route I, Box HHB A* the year went Into It* first “There Is no economic reason were unable lo "promise that mm milk slieil "iiod,.'. .'.I among the sound run'. Bsnfnrd, also aboard the Helena few month!, retail »nlc* fell over for a recession," h* said. There inltil will he Issued before flirist ('iin s u m e rx " i l l pnv ?7 ........Is a I ..ie sl.ituinv lo in I.lit in n tn was Ens. F. L. Wilson, U8N, of mo»t of the nation from th« m il cnnlil bo a psychological reason; inns Day." A. N Murdoch, chief quart lo r irc'/tin lin e etu d e A t . ..uiMtuMiimo Ray. Till.a, V8-22 srsnoh'iylng level, Mnny price* If businessmen keen talking nhout clerk to the Coventry inaglslrales, : 2404 Hanford Avenue, Banford. n tis le 'tri/ e d m ilk am i I’M t i n t s fm Inis \istleil F i time, 11nl v. Ireland The Helena brought President­ wvre reduced. Some manufactur­ a slumn. thev could scare them- explained that one Just can't go i Ihe tinmuKfiit/ed |n'«>«t• an.I '.liter Ktirapeut! |torls while knocking on prison gates demand | seb’o* into one." elect Elsenhower from Guam to ing was rut hark. T b ls ts two re n ts Itin F e r t'ljin I'u* pnili.'ipnliiig in . litt'.'s al.oar.I the Salesmen really got nut and Hawaii following his tour of the He said hi* I'ocecnment *d. current production)— ale p rn ’T (talif bv Die tits o itio k .iirrie rs I ’ S S Hiellv, MinKorean front. Bho was used by said, which wo* quite a change ••i-rs eonrurred In this appraisal. Iribiilur 1062 — running nt a rale of •loro ari.| the (so id S, a Elsonhowcr and hla advisors to from the order-taking of post­ Factors supporting this view |!87 billion compered with 1277 The f u m ” t|’n|on dnl nol '• ’•reuse hold several top-level conference*. war year*. Include the fart that government billion In IBM. the price for milk I" n ’lmo's T V t l ,'« « > , ,, • ' The Helena departed Long Beach cost n half pint In IN’ xetiool kol I I <1 t 'f l - 11 ( N l d c d l l O r S C But at mid-year, the tide turn- defense expenses, even thouvh PERSONAL INCOMF— THIIIVIMNO Dr Edward L. B KUun stands In front of tbc National in May when aha began her third •d. B uslness wl" remain IF. re als ______, got Iwtter all along they may crest In mid-1053, will Running at a rate uf |2mi bil­ Presbyterian Church in Washington, Iz i.' v/ltirh I'leuldelii-elrit and The cum mission rcdcsirmilcil the tour of Korean duty. She served the line amt the Iloom ------rolled on eonMntic rt n hleh level. Further, lion, a new high, compared with ---- -----Mr* Dwight D. Elucithtiw* iiuve chosen ux ilt-ir future place uf wor­ Volusia Brevard milk shed ami the aa heavy support ship for fa it to the end of the yenr In the usual It Is predicted ihnt prlvnle «x 1264 billion In 1051, ship. Dr. Elion, pastor of the church, has liccn requested to conduct a F’lattler T o "" tv milk shed l be V o F " carrier Task Force 77 and gave nattorn of tidal wave record* that pendlture* for >dnnt and equip " 1 1 " )DSr,AIHS. I’nglantl ip EMPLOYMENT— priv ite service for linitiedlata members of the Eisenhower family at the la Brevard I'luglcr milk markelln g Minelle fmiud ImrscII a hole In the In kee P* gunfire support to UN ground have marked the post-war years. ment. Another hlg. .prop . 1062 — total civilian employ­ church un tits (minting of (naugurullon Da>, Jan 20. (Inlcrnatloiirill area troop*. urnniul tli.il site 'cemcd to prefer A steel strike, an abortive coal Ing business good, will run pretty ment In November, the Inst tu Iter regular habitat as a show strike, Korean peace rumors, hard­ r'n«* to 1fl62’a record Investment available figure was 02,228,000, if 'Phllc I *1 ? T". *■£ ih* latny Helen* visited th* porta of Nagoya ly rippled tho tush of the econo­ of some |27 billion. greater by 1100,000 than the cor­ niuh brlce controls, unless they are responding month in 1061, Un­ Just how she got there was a M d Kobo, Japan and held "onen my. The election of Dwight D. mystery. Imt she was found stand­ hall extended, expire on April 10, 1061. employed remained under the level house," marking tho first Um* that Eisenhower eg as president was halling [ihirldly in the uuiet of an suite* generally a* as mean­ mean If they are net renewed will that of a year ago, the Census Bureau W American man-o-wjr had bwn *d by huslneea ^irialted by Japanese since tho be- ing a better climate for industry. mean more Inflation* renorted. The proportion of all WASHINGTON The Agricul imnmipled -save fur herself—sixfoot grave that had been newly dug You can n e s s either way on civilian workers who were unem­ (J^gfiinlng of World War 11, The stock market went up. Borne Cd CHICAGO t.tl — One nf Ihe two CHICAGO i * — Motor travel ture Department says II has made in Nt Peters Cemetery raid R was an Elsenhower market. 'h at score. Business Is Inclined to ployed was 2.2 per rent compared (2.100 000,000 worth of price sup over Ihe four day ChrMmnx week men who held up s chain food The gruvedigger couldn't get her There was no question hut that believe the law of supply and de­ with 2.0 per rent In 1061. store last night mixed a little ro- end may kill Sflfl persons, the Na­ port loans In farmers in Ihe past In budge and called Ihe fire bri­ business and Industry regarded mand will keep nrlrex stable, seven years nnd experts In lose tional Safety Council estimated In the Elsenhower victory as a stim­ 8oms government official* think a •inly about 1100,000, a liny frac­ gade. They came equipped vs1th 1" A . ” a sh le r'M n ryAnne Lldm.lsl. day. ropes, tackle and pulley blocks— ulant. Th* coming months will new military trills would send tion of (me per rent 106. —- reached a new post-war |^ W||I „C00p|no 0ln |,|||» an<j sib The estimate rovers traffic determine how right that feeling prices up If they are not further high ax the year nearrd its end. Vfr for The department said it lias but one fireman was Ingenious. 0f t;,c robbers, he death# occurring between it ».m. Noting that Mlnetle's Banks were controlled. The Federal Reserve Board fig uml midnight Sunday. (timed up Hfkl cases nf shurtaccs h’*p ®8oln*t the grave walls, he The tremendous rapacity of urss for October estimated the Ing entry. Tho proper procedure, Wednesday What about 1261T The rouncil cautioned against in which fnrniers are accused of rsuggested Ihry shovel earth American Industry It lean by or selling mortuaerd com i una s u>u Alien proved a Government economist* gener* manv a* being able to product Index for Industrial production at he said, was to surrender In (hr driving In bad weathrr and against usini' 227 —- l.s, 127 per cent above the authorities, who would hsndle Ihe driving after drinking It advised modules wllliout renavlng (heir IheAspit.the dirt fell around he", implon at drawing Oiristmss ally lee tha new year as another wa yesterday — Much to tho year of good business. Some pri­ enough goods to keep Inflation average of Industrial production entrance Into the lall. (hose who must drive In start ear­ government loans. These IntaHed Minette angrily stamped her hoofs, down In IMS. lurrassment of kor dad. irum ib'iu to tu 1230, igiiu. which wnten i* taken The 47-yoar-old Pickering says ly. from 1015 iy. take It easy and allow extra 11,072.000 (he department said, but rmundlnu the earth down'and slow­ vate economists are not so Hope­ Hero J iI* the picture af the Ire- aa tho haso of 100. Tha. hlfthrxt It added; high f, Prescott ABen wai chairman ful. it's all very Irritating. driving tlmo for bad wealher. mentions rfcnrd tha American point reached at the "On the basis nf cnlleellnnx al­ ly building un the level of (H* "M y wile, who supports me to tha peak of World Dr. Marcus Nadlcr. coruultla onomv rolled up thla yearf ready made, and Um certainty nf grave Boor Soon she wai up to - -nd, fixed her Christmas shop- gn<’<* her a resounding kiss. War II production was 247, sea­ GROM NATIONAL PRODUCT sonally adjusted In October and "Don't be afraid," he smiled, mntorlnl further collections. Ihe ground level again, and the grave­ " ho declared. " I t ’S all setfared (he task of (hoveling of N*W York, sees a readjust­ Ooial value af goods and sendees, November of 1248. ___ as far as I sm roncerned keeping hi* gun pointed at her actual ultimate Ins* Is exnected digger ment In tha buslnes* pattern next laeluding bosirwaa taxes, depre­ to be not more Ilian $100,000, nr all the dirt out again. And now it seems they are going " I won't hurt you." CORPORATE DIVIDENDS — mesa It alt up by not lotting ciation charges and other bt sines* " I was petrified wilh fear," Mr*. le«s." Bound travel* nbout 16 times Ol reserves)— Heavier losses, ostlmnlcd around 1282 — during tho first ten me In when I want tn go." Lldqulit told Jefferson Park police. through Iron as It doeo months of the veer, the Commerce Pickering Insist* the 2-pound Bho also told her husband—police­ a million dollars, ure exnected on fast government grains stored In com- lliroiiRlt air. went U. 8. corporation* fine Is outrageous. He claims, ho man Arnold Lidqulst. ion foiviptrtti wuo i 1081, a previous mt noM mjfft< 1..00 000,000 2,000 ;in tn dlvldlvl should have received a police The other gunman dlsnlnycd no me re lnI warehouse* ami appro Pure sliver Is so soft that for warning—and that's all. He'd been romantic gestures us he forced the prlatod tn private use. Some ware .......... an increase of three per (total I cesat s ^ oover x th* same months of last parking there for 11 yeera and second cashier tn empty the regis­ house operators have been can must uses it must be alloyed with smull quantities uf copper. vie tod of fraud. ter. They slolo 8021. nobody bad complained before. wm \ Will Man Protests Fine Nation’s Economy Ends ’52 With And Seeks To Pass Post-War Boom Going Full Blast Christmas In Jail Cosgrove Returns To Ut S. Aboard Cruiser DcficH (iravc D i^ cr ‘ II Losses Seen Romance Mixed With XmuH Traffic Toll Prom Farm Lending Robbery Of (irocery In Nulimi Kstimntcd Pour-Year-Old Draws Own Name In Raffle one a sb a r « . Ml U'uMli �Flying Santa Claus To Bring Happiness TIIOH. I.KMON City Manager NEW YORK u n-It'a going to b« a marry Chrlttmaa for the kldo al a Staten Iatand orphanage became one of the home'a former children hai turned flying Santa Claim. The orphanage la the Mlaalon of the Immaealate Virgin where l.oflo youngster* live. Santa Claua la Joe Peitana, a Navy tailor aboard an attack Iran*port in the Atlantic fleet amphlhloua force. Joe flew Into Fiord Bennett Field here yesterday with I,MO pound* of clothing and toys. He'll play Santa at the Mlaalon Dec. 22. For acveral yeara Joe has aent glfta to the home where he lived 13 year*. Thl* year he began collect­ ing money from hia ahlnmatea aboard the USS Saraaota. Through a atory in a aervlce nowapaper, other ahlpi heard about Joe a ven­ ture. When Santa’a pack began to bulge, the Norfplk Naval Air Sta­ tion provided a plane to fly Joe to New York. Joe figure* hla idea turned nut real well. Realdca the clothing and tnya, he waa given 1700 In caah to make Christmas brighter thl* year for the l.ooo ynungatera. A < Hilda l.lfe of Jmua I* one , of the la-1 hooka written by the i late Fulton Ouraler, noted au­ thor of aurh volumra ea 'the i (irratrat Story Ever Told. The (irrateal Hook Ever Written, etc. 'Ihla prraentallon of Mr. Ouraler'a book haa hern a|ieelally llluatratrd for newapaper publlratlon hy the well-known nrllat, Nell O Kreffe. rilA IT K It XII Jeaua, looking down fiom the cfoaa, prayed for all of t*-»m. even o> > r im-ii who kllli-d Him: "Forgive them, Kuint-r, i o i they know not whnt they do.' Mary, Hla mother, loved Him more itmn ever for those wonder­ ful wind*. Ye«, poor Maiy, the mother of Jeaua, stood at the foot of the rroaa, and never look her evea off her beloved Son. She saw Him die. Now all who loved Jeaua were 'riving. They wrapped Hla body In n ahert und laid It III u little atone |house rnllrik a tomli. Ami they rolled a hlg atone against the door I to keep Ilia laidy ante from the waive*. All Friday night and all day Saturday the atone lay fuat ' against the door of tile Imilli. On MAY YOU FIND THIS CHRISTMAS FUI.L or JOY AND GOOD CIIITR WITH A MYRIAD Op PUAMJRIA .vi.suasv T R W ' In air, aound take* about 6 arcnnd* to travel u mile. Sunday morning some of Hia frienda came to the tomli to pray. Hut look! How can thl* la-? Some­ thing wonderful, aomi-thlng unitellevnhle haa happened. The atone la rolled nwny from the door of the tomli. The tomli la empty. The hody la gone finm the grave. Where, thro, la Jeaua? lie la standing right there In the garden. Nut dead, hut living! He hna riaen from the grave. Thla Sunday when Jeaua roae from the diad, wna the fir»t Kniter. That wna when lie proved whnt lie hnd told the people: That If we love (iud and our ueighhora, there la no death lint life forever in lloiivrn with Hod und Jeaua nnd •h« Holy Spirit. For forty dnya more Jeaua atuyeil on earth. Many time* lie vlalted with Hia frienda. lie told them He moat go Imck to the Father in Heaven hut that no one who loved Him would ever lie alone ngnini "For I am with you alwuya, even to the end iif the world." Tlml la whnt He promlaed them the dny lie left the world uml roae to he with Hla Father In Heaven. And Hla prnmlae of life forever wna for you nnd for me nnd tor • VICI PRISIDINT-IIKT Richard Nixon read* ChriHiru atorln to Mi family at Ida Washington, D.C., homo aa hla daughter*, Patricia, 0, and Julio, 4, eagerly awall the arrival of Santa Claut. flajernalfonut) : • /// town ^ ' / of B c th - 0 \\ V \ y / / lehem h o w \ \ \ N / / s t i l l wc see \ \ / thee lie; above \ \ / thy deep and dream* • \ lest sleep the silent stars go by. Yet in thy dark streets shlneth the everlasting light...the hopes and fears of all the years arc met in thee , tonight I MAY THE EVERLASTING LIGHT OF HAPPINESS SHINE IN YOUR HEART THIS CHRISTMAS AND THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR I slipped to tho for* caddy wh*n h.- (H^pi your opponant la looking th* other way will auur* you of eonaiderably b*tt*r ll*a every time hn whlpa off th* r*d cloth. . . Ah, to be In Indie when the wild bird* ar* flying! ’ S u n sh in e Service fr ie n d s a n d • :1 0 JtIDA POWER A L I0 NT COMPANY Ouy William*, In th* Calgary Herald, aaya there ara three thing* a woman can mak* out of absolutely nothing: a salad, a hat and a quarrel, Copyrljhl, 1*02. by Dennrlt Corf. Plllllbultd hy Kin* Pstluie* Bynitlrit*. |,;lk . *>«PPV 0“ " 10" w wWch * • V. F. Hat oarh £ Mm 1. A •» w,“* “ II. H. Dillard W. J , Doyle a If. ('. Ehr ,.J (Kni C. W. Erg I* It. A. Frada* W. A. K«al*r N. I'. Galloway JY. K. tlllM L Keaton Reeky Artkar C M m a THE JWRITOF flltVDUNIJi AND D. (2111 Jim H. Gyaiil r . M. Gray W. A. CaMO J . E. nail J . W. Carter D. If. Hamilton 0 . W. Carver, Jr . GOOD C H I I L V I T H A N ! YOU FOR YOUR J . T. Hardy. Jr . M A W FAVORJ A N D M N C I U t T W UH R. T, Hatchett YOU A N O L D -F A IH I0 N I0 Y V k k t lU STO R E 221 Eaat Flrat everybody. That la the aecret of the wonderful atory of Jeaua. The wonderful Roy who wna lairn In a atnlde enme to rnrtli to help people to lie hnnpy—-not Juat the people who lived '2,000 yeara ago when He waa horn hut all the people aince then. The people to­ day—you nnd I nnd the Pieaident nnd the candy atore man and the Ice rrenm man and all the nunta und iiiirjea nnd fulheia nnd mothera und hnya nnd girla today and tomorrow nnd nlwaya nnd nlwnya. That la why the atory ia nnt finiahrd yet. You nnd I rnn he n purt of It If we know the aecret, whli h la In let Jeaua live In our heart*. The atory la not finished lor ua li'-i-nuae w e hnve a aoul to m iv i - ami lu log to Hod. Kaeh of ua enn help nr hurt each' other, Jeaua wanta ua to help each other. I.et ua all try to live na Jeaua taught. Were everyone to love Jeaua with the whole heart, how wondertill thl* wot Id would he. No morn gieed or hate. No mole war. Only pt-nee the penev that •lean* bring* u* from our Father I ^nAVF.I, EXPERT Horncc Sutton report* that the experienced golfer In India never dream* of playing a round without engaging both n fore rnddy nnd an aft caddy. The oft one tote* your bng whilo Ihe fore o n e -------------- ..... .... .... . .stand* uhrod of you on Iho >•* { . ' fnlrwny In protect your bull ^ .'V? . from predatory bird* thnt V W hnvo n habit of awooplng f down and carrying holla bock . \ // w l / to the young In their ne»t«. { W /il A good fore enddy run* out the minute n ball cornea In 1 1 rest, waving hla nrm* nnd \M howling like n banshee (very comforting to fo u ra o m e a / ^ AY putting on nenrby green*). I , / lie th*n drop* a red clolh nv*r 1 \ \\ ymir bell to k**p tho bird* \ /XV away. rupcca . ^A S J h - V v r ) • F A U S rS DRUG w. If, Mawkirn If. B. Hlft A. P, HMtail ■ * t L ,,'| t i Mm ftH S r a i . — - �T t i r . s w F o j f n iir.it \i i» I Her. 21, l'IC.2 I'agr M S CThi8 Year’s ° t > se rv a n ce of Christm as Visitin Space Ship Dates Back 1,602 Years Our wiah lo you this joyful Hotidoy Sooaon is aa old a* S i. Nick a d aa •Incare aa tha spirit of hla smila— Marry Chrtatmaa! B. E. PURCELL CO 110 Went Find Sired Phone 171 C lin d iiu . n b . c i ' j m c In I'* Idled a dll all llir in j n y M c i n j * . nf HFFICIAIJt SENTENCED , MOSCOW <*—Two Moscow More J officials have hern sentenced |o 23 years In prison and (heir prop erty ordered confiscated because they marked up the prices on men's suits and pocketed Ihe profit. Pres* accounts today named V. Hartnov, head of Ihe ready-made garment* seetlnn nf the "Russian Republican Textile anti Carmen! , Trading Trust Store No. I." and l hi* deputy. I. Khntunlscv, as Ihr guilty men C lu iitiim D j > ! BRIT11 TRACTOR COMPANY Sanford • Orlando Highway M AP Nawafeatnrea N EW Y O R K — Mavh* S anta f l a i l * will be waiting for yon In front of a space »hlp Instead o f a slflob, when you visit him In favnrltc toy department this Christmas. Saint Nick — alwavs a fellow to keep up with the times — has taken note o f the youngsters' In­ terest In rockets and trips to the Moon. T H s year hla lieutenants In a niunher of stores throughout th " country nlan to have hint re. reive his 10(19 nubile, standing beslite a r*wket ship In a slnrstmltleil Mllkv Wav. Some of the rpeiiet shins have n moving floor and moving pictures of a star* '*rewn universe scudding post the windows, so that Ihe youngstepi ran have the Illusion of a ride In a space ship. You havn ell that on the word of (Ir o rg * Measmore, head of Messmore ami Damon. New York producers o f manv of the animated figures used hv department stores. “The astronomical Idea Is the newest trend for toy depnr*merits for Ch ristm as." he says, "hut n lot nf the old favorites will Inthere ton." The workshops nt t^e bark of Itls pleot nre l|.«v ludav turning out Jollv nodding store-window Santa Clauses, reindeer to callnn over •nnu’-eapoe.l roofs, l.lltlr Ml>s M offett. The Three Hears, and the cow that Jumped over the moon, h'alrvtand Trip A visit in the Messmore studio I* like a trio *n fair-la nd. A fRrk of sn eleclrlc switch and the place comes to life, Jnmlwi, the nlan* ejenhaot, tosses his trunk in the air. A pair nf reindeer envered with Hnv mirrors prance in glitterin'* light, Santa f l a n s Tunis from his place beside them. A clown hand tootles with vim. fieorge Messmore has been i worklee with animated figures ever slnre he was n stage-struck j schoolboy in Detroit. Ills brother , was property man in a lo-sl ' t'l-ater end, by using family in- j ftnence, O c o r " * managed make hla lin«alsried rtag e .leliut nt seven ae the hind quarter* of n '•nw in .lark In the llranatalk. At 17 he rame to New York, worked in n shop wHch Iniilt " ro p e .tlca and eventually started his mvn factory,, His right hand man Is Ids son Francis, a II. S Arose tnalor In World War II. In ndditlnn to animated figures, the 'netnrv also produces opera and T V sets. liural Common Sens* lit SIT U S JOHNSON f i t H IS T IV I S HI tit N IV IM tl VI. S i ItIMH N l*INI Our e a lir* WhtU rhriiitiiiH* I ' *i vfiTiit iitt'l joyiMIX VONIMUI fi*| till* P*’«,|>l' filtoillll I'** 1lit •*?»,,*tl*l| I ■s|H-t |lll\ 111 thi* I'losi' tut inti nf fii»-»l lif* ntitl xtirvoutiriiiti!* with tin 1* »Ui **f ( ’hi ij»i .fruit* wti* Inttft lit ft tuli'*1 'vh't*' in w i t h i n g y o u a v e r y H a p p y H o lid a y . H IM , IM P L E M E N T and S U P P L Y CO. t h r r r w r i » * * I h ‘«*|i -i i »-1 ■ Ii •*i -mi n u l l * , n it' l I n * c i i u ! In ui|w ji i n a hi :* « Out nil t >1l i t tin* hill*. fliH'ki*. ill*' UrtMmitf * f i * f|»hr"i*!■» i l a f f j« in , **v»*i It*" i ml tIn* ittmiiiivu tni»*nl itf Hi* !n 1 1h hv tin vhoritii n f u i u f K •i n -1 »!• hut ?' 1ft I tl* |!»t 111**11■‘111 In Hi Il'-tl HHi IIIi» th* I'hilil. Ill- Itniillllf 111 *t'Hi ■'! 1li* I• i ♦tl «>f r i n i i t iwi* i *#•» ti i f i i fiHi1111*"'' tinui*. \rt it I•ji ■% !i**l ii•*i i -if il* iTit t'l »•h( mi.I uppriil It i t. n i ' f ’il Imviiiixi* il ti lls of tin Ini tli nf rh ris f midst m in i * m ♦ -nn 11•n*« with iimtl p f i p l f kni't iif ke i I t. Uiiti in n ilot nt ion ( i d l l l f t l , I'spccin Jlv hi*.' nl't IV* h»*i*M fnx'diinlid wil!v I h«■ hiith i f tVitlsf ii mi I thi* *ni i "iinditii* s in whi d i Hi* u ns iin ti* I Its. v I'M • Ill'll I* | I hi* slur V l i t thru ill i•1li1‘I •’ h ii tv *i and hut v *■n ui. Nn mi whii'h nrti*i*. «i*i'Miitr 1" i*•*■*•it\ thi i*i *•:it u* ItllV. IHlilltfMl •" ’•mills thi i*Mu*i tlhiU!’* V»"IU”i|l*|s •y JOHN O O tn i fr I - mi w h ic h Hi M'i o ' to fitlinii th f 't o r i ,,f Hi h.Ttt fll*. llltif* 1 A lc ik v roof cun spread d a m a g e ill lliroiigli the h o u r*. H c t .c t < li". U \ <>i i i . mm n im '. Moll oil .MAItTIN l . l T I I K I t . 30U years after St Francis, followed the pattern set hy the Human ('atliohc church 'Hip I’rnti'stunt reformer wrute Ids carol 'n r tils children "Away In a manger, No crib for His tied, The little ism l Jrslis lay down Mis sweet head.’' The ('hristiiis.s tree ss thr renI r r of our American festivities Is ■m illed hy legend to this same Martin l.u thir It is definitely traced, however, to ( Srrmany In the beginning of Ihe fteventecnlh iVnlury, since when Its thrilling symMd of Christmas has lasted ss a tiling of Joy fur . hlldreo The trimmed t f * was lotriiduceil tot" Kogland hy Ihe .termao hns ha lid of IJoerli Vli lutla s little over inn years ago SI k i i II.’ ls*fore that licrm an Immigrants hid brought il to America A star-studded Merman night one ftiMsInina F.ve seen by Mar tin l.ulher Is Ihe legendarv n . planntlon for our custom ■>( hang, lug candles nod lights "u ou» Amerlran (lirtutmas trrra For Ihe large alar atop our dri orated trees, tliere is nf course the syoitmllr- light .vlilili guided Mil* Wise Men to the plucii of the l l u til M in i Aspli.ilt Slnoglrs m a wide vmmty nl styles, u r i g h t s in .I id i"'. , if11■i lung l u t i n g p intri'l lim i I ' mi . I 'lie W i - .n l i n " tliese Inp gi.ltle VI fliiae* llilltil ,l.i l •1111 ! miiig ,|f| . I vkla,« If****! ittillii'lfjit . "llu .- f t ,|,i|a||" ,L ill*"! (mIIiiiv mti.l fr l*ljl| ! 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I Show thorn tlieWny this week i II ii needs tins- repairs ... rr p l.ic *- f i . .ii Im thru ip iilil i n r n i i t n s m i u* it wg. In th* year I It r that Cseser Aurustus decreed the whole world should he taxrd Hence it s i s In that year, rather thsn In t A D. when Joseph and Marv went to Helhlehem and Christ was born In a stable. Merry Christmas as i h- Ameri­ can form nf alerting is t ftleitlon of th* tiding* of grcul |ov hiiudrd down to us through thr rrntorira and oth*r languages nf t h e <Turlsstian world Everywhere tclov the same sentiment Is exprr*,r.l I'oml Holidays In Portuguese I jo o .l Christmas In Italian Mrrrv Vule In Finnish, flood Yule in Hweillah. •ml Jnyon* Christmas in French Thu* alway* * deeply iinplsntr.l Nu 11.' 11v MS. J , eg.1**1 n o m an HlIV' with ilit* II*.(m ii (li I i !|m iiiiimmI iii tin1 MithliIt i nil tin nf.* ai * t fiiss'l \ i M i I*t» *f with Ilium lif flu h i r||||* * iitid |iuriih|t»M nf i *ht *•| iii n Sim int: it ti* | i f n|iiii|*, tin >li.p1 . mi mi,) h!** f litt"It. I In* City ti in's,., 1h ssh in * Im»*.4f *1X1*!I I»v 11»*1*iMil'. 1h»* pIntil ini" of Mini im f«‘i 111** a ii. i mft th h t*iM I villi'VUldx, till.I nth* l 4ld*i*'its ..f i in nl lift* and Mit i iiiit dim:* w ,-t. iwiil hy (Miii't ti. , iitiMiii i. p. M|»h »if tht* yrvatn.-*s h I til'* I'll! ibtinu hf. v*’m thf (m il • M. Whi,'ll ( ’III iff Wi!4 h i pT«»plr u ho w t . 11i,ia,i I" \mr«hi|i Him nu t |l Madam, tHfnmad Chrlatma, Iraa hod its arlflln In Oarmany 300 rear* age Central J'rrss S ta ff ll'ril, r C H RIST M A S HAY as calcinated on December 20 In Amerlra is n r*ll|(loua heritage traced ha. k 1.802 years to Hope Julius I F " r three centuries afte r the birth of Jeaua there was no on* day hard for the universal oherrvance of the Mass of Christ. According!v. the Homan pmiHfl ordered an In. ratigntlun l>v til Cyril to dclrrmlnr Ihe day and month of Christ’s birth. I <>pe Julius I, s fte r great deliberation established Decrmlier 2A aa Christ­ mas beginning In the year 350 A. D. Foremost sarred sytnUd of Urn Amerlran Christmas, the creche or lowly manger nf the tfhrlet Child, reminds us that nn Hereinber 23 we are celebrating a birthday Tills year. Instead nf twing the getn'rally imagined I.DSInd lilrthday of the Raviour. Is most likely Ilia 1.038th. thi.I hi thi i 'hint * * |M1* 4h*frp 1*1.1 H'h. l*|JlM|*it, lh. |i.i \ uni in thi »n ,M II. i F h o m lU �0 * th r T/ir h r it u l:h o f n il I a / n r y o u r M r r r y C.hrlU M cit. f irinripnl currencies. (he lime will n> HAM DAWSON NEW YOIIK <r-W . Itandolph ic rip'1 to readout the principle of Rurgcs*. the New York hanker n n . unrestricted r.oM standard lapped to become the mummer of iiei Illirfew definitely feels that the Federal llc orvc should ho Inde­ pendent of the IJ S Treasury, nl- Ha n fo r d nrnA i.D p **e t i EVEN SANTA S PACK JOINS ATOMIC AGE though working with it. The feud between the two arose because the treasury made tho FED pen U. -S. securities above par, thus keeping interest rates low. (jJjJb > O T X ^ C laiQ A j flw n ijtu A jL j r f unJ h s ftiiu II A» »,*ppU Up b> torn — •» Ihii iit Inl ttmt • • • • Warnings Given Of Hazards Of Fires At Christmas Time G y . \Sn& , £ £ £ £ £ K. L. HARVEY Plumbing 231 Sanford Avenue zrv v w m t n v r m v v u v m x Select a fresh, preen tree. If the needles are turning brown, the tree has already dried out and will be a fire hasard. Haw off the butt end of the tree at an angle at least one-lneh above the original rut, and keep It stand­ ing In a container of water during the entire time the tree In In the house. Refill the container daily as the tree absorbs the water. Re­ search has shown that the use of flre-retarilent chemicals Instead of water often does more harm than good. Re sure the tree Is well support­ ed and Is away from fireplaces, radiators, television sets, or other sources of heat. Place It so It will not block an exit In case of fire. Never use lighted candles or nectlon*. Do not use worn, frayed wires or electric cord*. Avoid the use of cnmliustlhtc decorations and flammable re­ flectors for the colored lights. Keep metal foil "Icicles" or tinsel out of the tiulli sockets. Don't overload the electric circuits. Avoid accumulations of wrap­ ping paper and the placing of elecIrlrnl toys under the tree. With these precautions, your f'I'rlstmns tree should give your fondly more Joy lo-cause It will lie safe. Merry Christmas! I.ANF.Y DRY CLEANERS Dell's holr net only son be (wiled, washed, waved, but It also arms are held—without a winding •y JUOM I D tiria Crnlral Frees Staff Wrllrr ilevlre. Others have heart heat NEW YORK Bents Claus fol­ lows the line that the customer Is always right. Bo, aiming to please all of the small fry this Christmas season, he Is cramming his pack of toys with the favorites of the past along with creations of this Atomic Age. And there’s good news for the assistant Santas, loo. according to Norman Wlntermantel, president of the Toy Manufacturers of the United Stales, who declnrea that, despite the extra play vatua and quality In this year’s 1400,000,000 (manufacturers' value) crop of toys, prices are slightly lower than lost year's. Enthusiasm for wild west toy* end drees atilt prevails, but there la a trend toward space-travel gadgets. This year's well-dressed space traveler will carry a apace water pistol—BOO shots without refilling—and will wear a riash Cordon apace suit with a radioantenna hat and magic one-way glasses. Ilia space phone will permit con­ versations at a range of half a mils, Finishing his gear will he a space platform with rocket launch­ er whlrh, In Imagination, will get him off to the "wild blue yonder." Interested In collecting antiques. Itequi This has' resulted In a hew line of have In toys In the form of old-tlmn fur- sets con nlturr end vehicles in miniature loir rnr Borne of these are nulhrntlr model* full co of the surrey with the fringe on ngrlciitt lop, prairie schooner*, the early For I Fords and Klnnlcy dimmer*, sml entire I complete bedroom sets In early rets on Colonial style complete with an nnalla heirloom quilt. switch Doll* are more nearly human emerge! than ever before. Among the new and n ones are Ingenious creation* whose elerlrlci legs move naturally when their1figures. f) n ifie sp itll o f fxltndsR ip nttd yaotl WiM MAY Till* HOLIDAY IIA IO N (fiat U C R tU lm a * . . . We iRanR o u t m any roe M o to r oc* T o a t t , o u t Slneet* WisRee |ot Rofldny joy! Scnkarik Glass & rlllNM AND cuvroum! ON REUNqUIbHINO his dutie* as vice president, AI ben BArktsy may wrtta hie memoirs A good tilts for tl could be bor­ rowed from hie favorite song, "My Old Kentucky Home." To Will "Veep No More!" I I I The Teddy Wear, tee read, It iiou> SO years old. This Just about makes film Ike youuysfere' favorltd oldllrr. Phone I’itlnhurgh «n«1 Benjamin Moore Pnlnt* A min who haa stayed volun­ tarily In an asylum for 14 year* n‘4J III Mo) wr r r p t u KILGORE SEED COMPANY YOU'RE TELLING ME! • Paint Co. "Your Dolor Headquarters" 111 Weal Heeond n ix tr, \r.\xft. ft ft ft u ft. ft. ft. ft ft.ftftftttft ONI o r MAFMMMg AND JOY cu stom *** fo x (Kelt continued p oltonoye! SHERIFF P. A. MERO hsa left tt to ictmn In the outelda world. The men at the next desk, after isadlog current headlines, says he'll be glad to ex­ change places. I I I f.mtifoa's rerruf log grounded oil birds l» Ike area Whit n change In srosose from bird walks to bird» u alkt The bast aaetutlves, toy. ■ top builneeiinon, are lory Ha huost|wet try letting that te the basil t 1 I Patent oBIce revenls that mar­ ried men are more Inventive than bachelors. If they're t a l k i n g about ability to make up «m u * m apprttUllon for /oar (rlenJIhun—and tbi bopt --- thu) font boliJd) u lllb l btppf V■V •ivilb jo t onti Hitting) lo ton y - Stolon will bt • • ilt* \nlo a bright, ttu jrorf ib t m irriiil.ntrl *l|h t at th# top of our Chrlitmn with Hat, . a fur u«*re, pood wph« to «*th *nd octy on* I FURNITURE CO. d Smith. Mgr. . . . wh’srt; wo'Vr been for rWTKiT'i1 ^ --T n l I �People Arc Urged T,,K s' nfl,r]>nFRA,!L_ SSSU »a **». 2*. m> p Give Your Children Real Security RoteA’R“' Early Settler In Am 3 , DAVID TAYI.OH MAIIKti AP Education llrtMirlrr Hire them trfurlty nl lbs .plrrl hath on faith , , , Faith In Her) the srnioor ol the real - ran s i t e llirm the Itmrr •y JOHN o o m i % NEW YOItK — Whnl do ynu f-'iarm l Treat U lnff t f r i f r i mean when you nay ymtr rmnimm H.Y.NTA (T.A1I8 In America ts n Ity ho* good — or Inn) public heritage handed i|t>vvn through IB ichoole T Carl II. Hanson, superintendent of Rock Island, III., public sih.mi* aayi too many people Join In thr clamor over public education with­ out Retting at the font*. The schools, more than any other Institution, lie .-uv*. rnnie out f the fonimunily ami reflect its € c«llence or meilloerltv, Imtiffir centuries I.Tula. anti • Ir e n ilh tint Hoar do von find "'it what kinil of school vou have? Here are a few things to loot for, lay* Superintendent Hanson: I, la vour school different from the schools you knew when you ere a child? 2. Do you know what your school's purposes ate anil whether it la achieving them? ,1. Are the children and teachers happy? 4. Are the children Ini.sv? R. Are the classrooms, curiidors and playgrounds utdeilv? 0. When you visit the school de you feel that the whole orgnnirn tion Is a tram ' 7. Does your school seem to he Aaell and fully staffed? Is the school well housed mu! properly equipped? U. As von see the school in riper atlon .does It seem that every chili' ta Important to the teachers am' administrators ? 10, How do you feel after you have visited the school? These questions, says Hanson arc set tip only ns a guide, not as a rating scale. If you can answei them nil satisfactorily, vou no ripulit arc happy nlmut yout town’s Witcallmi ptogrum. If vour answers are mainly in1 gatlvc, you -limit.l prepare to do something alioul them. Hut, can tlons Hanson, "n caustic, critical attack may only make the situa­ tion worse. It may corrode t lie schools ami cause them to lie even less effective. (In the other hand if you ami many others like you will proceed with tart and kinilne*and love for rhlldrcn anil their Wrachrrs, gain will come," Hanson iminth nut llml schools tllffor from those of 20 vents agr and heraiise of these advances children's mastery of the hitsli subjects, rending, writing mid arithmetic, has improved. There are more than a iloicn attidirn, says Hanson, all pointing to the fart Hint children nrr con­ tinuing to learn their Imslr skills better. • n ilh r n n f it lr n r e Sl'M IN O l.i: lil SDir Hum the Wiy. .. this roc'i P t i b l k M Hi ft fiffiM'f'r t f i i i . r m-ilh TK* 4 11 brought ( K sV 1 Ik* V< T D K I UMI’ \N\ |» i*ativr% ce or Interest. "If vim really Ihrir version of St. Nicholas ns know what kind of schools y«tt nnnecletl wlih C h r i s t m a a to have, the chances ate they an America From a lean anti severe good. If you and your ui-iuhhnrs theologian, fit Nicholas became a don't the chances are they aren't rotund, merry fellow, much more so Root!.’ ' llt e Take year rhllrlrrn In worship *ldi you this week Httrl r m r -,rrk. Ilrlp them to flail their Iran •*->ttr tt r In fault Help them In tun! tlrr.l, in s will I, butts!log a tlrher sad hippier lilt (•■. sour whole famlli, try way 0 f man?’ settlers (a r e sad rourafr. Tim good St. Nicholas lived and performed great deeds among tire •)oor In the Holy tjtm l In the Fourth Century A D. F o r his works he was consecrated Archtilahop of Myra. Dutch In Chritlm os rhoor it in t!ie uir— May its jo y t tin y with •. :u ciivvo y. I of a human provider of good things than a mitred saint. Ilia rols-a of the church amt hta •Innkey were traded Ln the r.trly American concept for fur an.l red suit and thr team nf reindeer In New Amstrrrlam on the Hurl ion. the Dutch name Want* Nikolaas " n s shortened for future Amer). tans to Sunl.i Klaus AT ()N(T. there was a rnermtriune- between the pictured Hants O nus anil the mlmat Fath e r K nick­ erbocker It was cartoonist Thnmar Nash who gave Nineteenth Cen­ tury New York, and the world, its now universally accepted figure of «nntn as a whltr-bcanted old fclUtw In ermine.trimmed, red coat In a twinkle he was welcomed as 'ialf Father Knickerbocker am! half merry King Onle of legend Fm the picture nf Rnntn Clans In wonts, the world Is obligated !o Dr Clement Clarke Moore, who in IM2il was professor of divinity it New York Ttieolngtral seminary Two nlrhLs tiefnre Chrtatmiui In that yrnr. Dr Moore tohl his rhltdren of "Tlte Visit ef HI Nlcho this l» the lolly Santa Clout unlvsr. tally loved by American children Olfta which crowded Hants In " th r sleigh full of toys and Ht Nicholas, ton," nutunilly tunic tn t>c a part of the American Christruns through I lie presents brought by the Wise Men to the Infant King In llrihlehcui And thus. 1.(103 years after those Itrst gifts, the toys for American children <n 1003 art- estimated In run to a value of $400 000 000 Till* year's "sp a c e " toys are f a r differ­ Irut " ent from the gold, frankincense From that night forwaid, Amrrl •an children have thrilled to the and myrrh offered l>.v (he Magi, hid the spirit of joy nnd good tilldream of the Cbrll.tinn* B vr nr mgs remain* rival of "a miniature sleigh and Newer to the American C hrist­ eight tiny relmtcer. w1Ut a little mas scene Is ttio greeting card It old driver so lively and quick." first appeared In tsindon in IMfl but tt was fathered In ltd* country by Ismla Prang of Hontnn In only IR75 The prediction* are that t fiiin.nno.noo ran ts will expreas Amerlran Christmas w uhe* this year This will lie three tlmea the sim ilar exchange In 10.11 and will f ra rh a retail sale of one hundred i | | ‘ Our train ii landed wtlh food w lihti for A Glorloui Holldty — for you «nd youril A D. I. NAVY let pilot, Eltilgn Marvin ft Cotin. of Portland, Ore , wax cited tor ntllo speeding wnitn awaiting shipment In Koren Cohn notllted the court to submit any financial claims qtilckly as "jot fly­ ing tn the Korean theatre has turned out to be hainrdoua." lie mentioned the possibility of the court receiving an “nddreasce de­ ceased" letter In return. The court compiled, requesting thst the fine be paid. The letter was returned, stamped—"Addressee Deceased." Hay [h ristm n c i To you our customers . . . our friends....... We wiBh good health, good cheer, And look ahead with Pleasure To serving you through the year! .? ;k<-i Merry Christmas lo nil our friends itml customers We want you all to know how much we have enjoyed your patronage and friendship and we lake this opportunity lo wish you and yours a holiday complete with happiness to last forever ami ever HOLLER MOTOR SALES �I ’ulJC Ifi Wed. IV,-. 1M. 1032 riii-: ha n h iiim ni.it t u t Somethi ng Need Repai ri ng ? . . . Grand Opera Star Is Surprised As GIs Stomp, Whistle, Cry For More Rv fiF.OflftK MCARTHUR SKOUI. Soprano Helen Trapbel admitted t<i some surprise to­ day after tiirniini grand opera loose on Aineriean soldiers and 'ty c M o c o The of Y o u r T e le p h o n e D ire cto ry getting a foot-stomping, whistling cry for more. Miss Tratibel, Wagner and the Amerlean soldier In Korea were all fast friends after two days of T E L l W H O C A N D O IT ! LotiaftlMtr and jolly good fan .. May your holiday bo A Merry one l Mwf you a a i year f ij family *mfay •*« •/ I he moal g toriemi yml* H i i a m ***r, Stine Machine And Supply Co. EVA-BESS BEAUTY SHOP Phone 5(II ins Fast Second Streel 2ft7 West Her,nid - __- j . rSLY m tho tooton fMI MAf AIOVI IOCATIJ threa Communist-supported wars already ( troops also Is shown. The State Department u j t there ere 401 ComUnderway, with countries In black Indlcstlng areas In which the U S. i rnunlst divisions resdy to take the held. The western powers reportedly ■ Ftn!e Department warns othei local “wars" may break out If Moscow aim at 4.000 warplanes for Europe's defense by the end of 1032 Othri thinks they cun sucreed Approximate location of Red snd satellite J airbase defenses ere available In Africa, Greece end Turkey, f C .f i ^ . opon hearts, | whan worm withoi 4 i May earli anil every one o f o u r cu stom ers and frien d s And tills a very IIAITY HOLIDAY I i $ "f■ tw Zcit r L O D G E & SON FURR nF.MVPKY Closed All Day Thursdsy and Friday MO,', Fast Kerond .Street Fhone |(>0 concerts. She parked the house The Mi'trnpo. I Opelra star ad mlttril she fell a little fearful about coming to Korea and was "surprised" at the til. reaction to grand opera. "I'm no Hetty Mutton—and she’* good -and I was it IllUe worried," Miss Traiil,el inbl a soldier ninjl erne Iasi night filler they had brought her tank on stage with volleys of whistles, hand clapping and even a few sophisticated "hrnvos." The hlg voiced opera star sang In a frigid Seoul Theater, where her breath condensed Into cold clouds us she hit the high notes. Once III her opera anil concert career, she hud been troubled In one plan- "with bats flying back and forth." she said, but never before had she been aide to watch her songs us they came out. Karlicr In the day, the St.Louis opera slur had another unusual first In her concert career. She sang uhourd the hospital ship Con sola Iion and could not even see her accompanies!, who was playing u smalt organ in the far corner of a messtiull. " I Just slrurk nut nml sang,” she ................................ laughed, "and we got together ttii as we went along.” Miss Tranbel, In private Mrs, William liass, Inured the wards with her husband, then aimg over the ship's loudspeaker system, She said after srlng Ine woundeft she "sang suit things"—no Wagner “ ll Is wonderful what they are lining there," she added, "how they are taking care of the wounded. Those Imys ore wonderful I am Dwarf Spruce Trees To Bring Cheer To Millions Of Homes At Christmas My JOK Y. K \NH Al' Nrw-fra lures U tn .irril, Minn. n » « rf spruce trees whose growth bn- been stunted for as long ns a century In ancient lakebeds will bring Christ­ mas cheer to nlunit two million living rooms, Tbs little trees that have stroptried for survival through decades of frigid winters In the remote swamplands of Minnesota's north woods will be decked out In shiny cents of paint for the holidays. Home will he silver, some white, some bright green, The warm holiday atmosphere In which the trees will be the cen­ ter of attention will be In direct contrast to thrtr north woods en­ vironment. For years the trees were un­ able to get enough nourishment from the water-soaked lakebeda for proper growth. Thousands upon thousands of Hum clus­ tered in small areas. Icy winds whistled thiough their yellowgrav branches for us many n-. 100 winters. They Need Color The spruce lose their "healthy" rich green coloring heeause of poor condition of Ine murky soli and take on the yellow-gray shad­ ing. While most people were getting swamplands to the extent they will ni-vrr tic good for piilpwnod. I.iif I linn III per cent of I he standing growth In any nrca Is cut in any single year. The trees cut must he perfectly formed on u miniature srule and must be be­ tween MO and 42 Inches high. Most ureas In which tho trrea are cut are tulles from good roads. Woodsmen cut tractor paths through woodlands fabled in f'aut tinny an lore, spreading small trees across the path In support tractors with extra wide trends. The small black stmire nre cut with Swedish hiishmen's sows that resemble small bucksaws with steel bows. Tractors pull big loads of trees over the mucky swnmplnnd and through tho wood­ land* In main roads, whrrc trucks pick them up. Only a few hours after the trees nre cut, they nre processed at the Halverson plant In the |M,rt city of Duluth on the north shore of Lake Superior. A conveyor bait pull- tho trees Into a big vni, where they are covered with a firc-rcslstant waxy umlerrontlng. A whirling proeess dries the trees before the top ranting I- applied. (ireen Is Most Popular Seventy-five per cent of the Hnlvorsnn trees nre painted bright cutting season was reached, Hal­ verson Trees, Inc., had about Kf> cutters on the Job. The Halverson, firm claims to h« the Idggest operator In the field, Their production this vear Wllj tie between one-anda-half white trees, giving them a rrosty finish. Whirling blades shave the tre« trunks at the hose and whittle them down to n half-inch dowel, A steel stand, six Inches high and filled with preventing fluid, from areas owned by Suiolrey Say at ^ Ivey's * & v glow on tho opon hoorth of friondthipl ft BesrWtsnes ro* a H a p p y H o u o ay , . and with St. Nick, It’s gat to be—a Christmas tr»el Montezuma The giant redwood trees of Californla sometime* grow to lie ns much as ,140 feet In height. Hotel the plant dally during (In- peak of the shipping season. federal, on Nov. to, the treat are moved Tne only trees cut arc those Aa many a* |R freight cars, that have been stunted .In the each holding 7,tW>0 trees, leave Youngsters danco and lough with glto , "-V, ' , * ,; .- ot they behold the wonders of the Christmas tree. And may you ell, find equal treasure . . . * r In the bounty of your Christmas pleasure! "fV t *_ Your. Friends At ,:j ise & i rl V - V ■»„; b ' . ' i . i i W ' ; ' ■ -■ S -liy fS # '* $ > ' ■ i.; .7 : ' • • •' ■ r ', - ’ . /M i l § f e ; .arnttsM K |*VA.''. ' , ^ '-y ( t • ! -,V ' ' �' f*- Fir-.'* f » ‘ -V , »•\I rtf* . V •J r . A * .- U V v 'T , -*•*«»Vi Atul she brought forth lu*r l:irstlx»rnVS<»n, ^ r ,‘ ,mcl \vr.ij)|Kcl Him in sw.ulillin^ clothes, and laid Him in .» m.mgcr. Ixc.msc there was no room for them in the inn. Luke 2:7 f I �. ... L-^v -\,i.-■/’f : I'V ? piv i ' THP. SANFORD HERALD f a il* 2 Writ. lire. 21, 1932 n t .».1 .**?* J * i**?*lIpf v 1 V 1 'ta«* rlV*'V/1 '*^^!.r" .h '. ’■ ■•* t*' ' > ' '. T **' ' ;; %*m ■ — ~: ' "" ' \ *'£*Kf:'j.*1!f*■*“? " ’ Churches Report BiffprePit Revival Of Interest In Years Increased Mark Clark Greeting To Troops fuel'll S<>ranad(>r] By XniUH Carol Singers General’** Wife Has Word For Mothers y-SSC T cfiT W ci!,u'm,,p“to peciiiiv tnose in nospitei*. wnen with them. I have the feeling that 1 remind them a little of vnu, They iak nf you often, and because megh thoiq I seem to know yuu, want lo send Christmas greet asfuranco that ih they are ia and a*$ur<Q» lying the l»sl of care, ...jCrevor " they are, In Iho frou . E g s te mas, wishing they could be you nnd hoping that you are 'ink about Ihem. , keep .litem in your jwxtrmi aoni, of whom real of us can b« ***** World Voyage Slated In 25-Foot Ketch •Tohn Barrymore Jr., Bride On Honeymoon ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. <At Alvin Robert Roger*, who cmaicd the Pacific Ocean In n 93 foot ketch five yeara ago. now plana to sail emu nl the world In an 18-fool out­ board motorboat, Rofers. who l* 33 and a native of Ft. Worth, Tex., nlnna tn liart from here, go down tho Caribbean ;rot» 4 ooo mllei of neyan to T a .............. Thla alage he calla the most dangerous borm oat interesting. The 11-font bnal, named the ark, la nf stainless steel. Rogers ltd It cost him about ad It,end .r_— Jfc will Mwer It with • 10 inriepower outboard motor. Biff Still WtecWed By County Officers asi ’S . S , 1, m IA. Tenn. HOLLYWOOD OP-John Barry, more J r „ son of tjie late, actor and , uorea Costal! honevmootuni yA m ra Wllllama ti Y( 'eei erday unday --------The actresa sal sue actress saia sne met Hsrr more th York, “ Svbrced from jockey Alan Orgy and hgg a 8-ysar olq daughter. Observance of Christmas la Han­ ford will Include church services tonight and tomorrow and tho closing of business houses and of­ fice*. Midnight church servlets will be held at 11:30 o'clock tonight at the Holy Cross Episcopal Church and at 12:00 o'clock at the All Souls Catholic Church, with the doors opening at 11:30 p.m. The high mas* at the Catholic Church will he highlighted by the ■Inglng of the “ Find Mass in G'\ by Rosewlir, by the parish choir with Mrs. F. E. Koumlllet direct­ ing from the organ. The Rev. Fr. Richard Lynns' sermon will be en­ titled, "God’s Love Is Our Peace," Confessions will be heard today from 4:00 until 0:00 p.m. and from 7:00 until 0:00 p.m. Masses to­ morrow will lie held at S:00 and 10:00 a.m. and will Include Christmn* carols sung by the choir. The traditional midnight Eu­ charist will be held at the Episco­ pal Church tonleht. Prelude music will |>e presented from 11:30 p.m. until midnight with organ musk hv Mrs. Roy Hymes, Hr, and sever­ al solo*. "Jesu n«mhlno," hy Pietro Yon, will Is- sung hy MU* Joyre Hrtxel; "O Holy Night," by Idam, by Dick Aiken, and “ Ave Mm 1m," by Kchuiiert, by Dick holtsrlaw. The musical setting for the Eu­ charist will consist of "Mlssa Mb rlalls" and Christmas carols by the choir under tho direction of Mr*. George Hwarts, with Mr*. Hymr* at the organ, Tho Rev, H. L. Zimmerman will celebrate the Eucharist and de­ liver n sermon. The Rev. Fr. David »f the Good Shepherd Monastery, Ornnge City, will he the Deacon nnd Joseph McCaslln, Hub-Deacon. A family Eucharist will be held By NEW YORK (At — It has not been the best nf years In many way*, this 1932. Dot Americans around the world arc Intent on giving it the happiest possihle ending with the merriest posilble Christmas to all. There Is not pence on earth. Rut nearly everywhere there arv signs of good will. Churches have reported the greatest revival of Interest in any season of recent years. Charitable Institutions have been heaped with gifts of money and goods and time. The spirit of generosity and good will la reflected commercially too. There has been the biggest retail Christmas trade ever. What are Americans doing this saason? The record speaks; In Operation Santa Claus the military Air Transport Service l.v making the ( l l ’s dream cumo true: flying home for Christmas 50 servicemen and women who are blinded, paralyzed or amputee*. Some U3 guys and dolls In show business gave up their own holi­ days to entertain servicemen from Korea to Greenland. Throughout Korea ami Japan, American servicemen oro giving Christmas parties ami gifts to or­ phans of other nations. In Now York Cltv at least 100.000 children will be entertained at big parlies by charitable organiza­ tion*. In tlta Rena, Miss., where white teen-age vandals wrecked a nativ­ ity scene at Mississippi's new Ne­ gro college, hundred* of white clllreus pitched In wllh Negro elllxens In rrttnro it for Christinas. A 27 ypur old woman polio vic­ tim in Chlrago, rnnfimd to an Iron lung, fared eviction from her home with her 0 year-old son. The neighborhood came to her uld Thus far $300 has been raised A group of Texas airmen sta­ tioned In Greenville. S. C„ nre throwing a big Christmas parly for IP) little Negro children who expected a hlenk Christmas. They WASHINGTON un-Sen. U nger are flying In Sunlit from the North (R-NP) predicted today a new Pole. attempt may be made In keep him In Osaka, Japan, a sergeant de out of the Senate but, he said, "It elded to give a Christmas parly will fall." for orphans, with ea"h or ohan hav ItOMF: I.n-P»pc Plus XII ad "I'll be Ihe new chairman nf Ing "parents" for the day. Morn the Judiciary rommlltce and prob­ "parents" showed up than orphans, dressed his Nth annual Christmas n'ea for peace today to the world's ably have a seat on forelffn rela­ Several thousand Grrmm or- "msir and oppressed" and crltltion* in»ii*0 an - Interview. Y”n“ he if i said n n PH*n* wore assured of Christmas cited communism for Its attack InRuentlal Republican senators wlftjs—and U. S. Air Force official* , ,on tho Christian faith and capitalwho ho_________ .. U ^ a m eiU g re ed [n Frankfurt were slightly .redashed not to Ii’ m i ,,m became It has not done that Danger will faced, Tho truck bearing 18,000 enough lo improve man’a economic clary commlttae and one nf them presents for the orphan* was re lot. expressed doubt that any strong . ported missing, and the Air Force .... reward for Rs rn Replying In the Christmaa greetSenate move would be mad* In offered au ImI, .000 re chalwnjfg him, ,, . d out truck , and Ln“ i’l corery, It inrned o “I. .'S? The North Dakntan aald ho will presents ...........were .. in „a „Heidelberg Roman Catholic Pontiff’s mesiave lo the Christian world was broad­ demand an Immediate showdown if parking lot all the time. any such effort Is made when tho .........................farmhouse cast In Italian over the Vatican In a weather-beaten new Congress meets Jan. 3. "If atop a barren hill near Garden radio. The radio planned to repeat my palltksl opponent* havo any, Valley. Tex., an aging rouple be­ Vie speech /it l3-mb>ute Intermix proof of (my kind In reflect on ny* gan Dec. 15 giving a in day parly lo translations Intn 23 other lan­ character, I defy them to prodliiV that attracted thousands of East guages. It under oath," he said. The modern world, said the Texas ymmster*. The couple Isn't It was not clear here whether rich, but merchants and friends Pope, faces two grave difficulties a reported move against Langcr's helped mako the narlv a surrex*. —n difficulty nf economics and a seating would malorlallro. In Wheeling. W. Vo, radio sta­ difficulty or conscience J . II. tlridetnn, a North Dakota tion WWVA guve ii special Chr1*! Ihe difficulty of conscience, he slate senator, announced several mn* greeting to about 7,000 E s -, continued. Is caused by ai condom^ week* ago he Intended to file a klmos who live away up north In |nation or the Christian faith iwtltlon with the Senate aimed at Santa Claua' backyard. Tho es- has led to the torture nf men. This preventing from taking the klmn* ___ ________ 11 *Longer■fr love ______ mountain music and I was Interpreted a* a clear refer oath of office for a now term nend- nra always tuning In seta In remote ! ence t o 'communism and the per i l g j n Ifnnlr* ,'jdo^vgrloua private trading post* to Ihc station’s power- scmtlon nf the rhureh In the conn Immigration hills the senator has ful beam. tries communism has conquered. sponsored. Turning to economics, the Pon­ Bridston sold Lanuer had Intro­ tiff said much has been done to duced a large number of bill* trv tn solve the world's unemwhich had the effect nf allowing ___ i i „ . ( nloyment problem, but more most to itay In ihla country certain OUlBtandinff he done. These were his recom aliens whom Ihe..government waa __ _ mendatloni! trying to deport. Superfluous luxury expenditures Bridston ha* aald he would file . . Gordon llradlev, _. nast . .nresblent . ..... the petll'oi tn late December. ! " f Junior Chamber of Com- should be reduced. Cepliallata U a lk ate, wouh the annual Javrrn "iiutstandlne governments should Intervene with public works. Ren. Ht'ih Buller (R-Neb), chair­ vnung man" award. He expressed hope that he would man of Ihe Republican committee H.lix tlon I* made on a country-wldr which esslgni GOP senator* to luuls, Judge Htrnstrom cxpfalniHl »ce a reduction In what he decommittee*, said he knows nothing end any young man of Jnyrre airi< scribed e» the disproportionate move'"ag«in>r'»,in»e^ In anv trade or nrofo.slo'i I* eli­ levels of llfu between rich end - j. kn„w nf no senator .... .......................... lot who la gible for the award. Mr. llradlev'* poor Individuals and rich and poor conversant with any aueh reported committee, ho *nld consists of out- nations. move or Is doing anything about tending cltlscns who nre older Rut ihe Pontiff added the hope It," he said. that thli would not be brought t i an the limit set for Jaycee*. And Hen. Ferguann (R-MIch), The ewartl will ho nresented tr about by mere mechanisation, for wh« wmdd be n Hne for chairman­ the winner Jan . IS. which fall* "society is not a machine;" evan ship of th# pidlder" committee during National Junior Chamber In the economic field It la not a machine. following Linger, aald he knew nr of Commerce Week. no move to bypass tha North Voicing criticism of economic A commltteo headed bv T, E Dakotan. tonstrom revealed organhatlona on brth "thla aid# Tucker, Judge Htemtrom ited to consider «nu ihst s|da" of tho ocean-aphaa been appointed and national P««ntly the Communist and nonnomination! f o r state ___ .... wards, This committee, awards, committee he said l^ m m s s m w rill make lie ronort to the hoard f ® R A of director! of the Javceee at an brought benefit! to tho people, but It now tends toward# an imperson­ ATLANTA (At—A lrw am tonight ear’v date, al development of man that tyranNominees for elate and national i will carry the Christmas creatines nixes the human aplrit. warde may be anv young man of of a M year-old polio victim who "Tho teehnteiana of . Wll too III to wma harSa <° her Jeyeee age. and organisation cannot aalvaa create a world m isery," bo asserted. wr holiday meuagea ami amateur He spoke out also against two adlo ooeratnra have volunteered present-dsy "deformsHow.", d*fprm at»hi." Tha to transmit them by ham netwnrh first r communlam— tn her homBlown. flomeraeL ■I v . leal artklea and TOKYO f/PI-A U, a Air Force C4T today dropped loo pounds of randy bare hv parachute to young­ "Salvation." aald t ho Pon ster* an a tiny ietand o ff Ihc Ko­ "cannot bo we rean coast. "it ,ia supe: "Merry Christmaa fmm tha Kv- employing ' Ml## canto her* hurt uiku Qvpelee" waa written In Kokcan on each box. The transport plane fllra a supply iffn between Kynahu, Japan, t tha and Korea. rile "W e el wavs fly low over this, oppression . . In tka world. w * tin " l*!and<" -*id IX Don D M w fcbi-htaDa"i« of Natehes, Ml**., th# pilot.I wlU^eorrow, tan " W e m * the kids come out jsnd wave at ua. and we rock our. la return. rpIlKtlng, to do* tomorrow at 9:80 a.m. with music by the Holy Cross Junior Choir, with Mrs. Robert Walthour at the organ. A prayer meeting with a Christ­ mas theme will he held tonkht at 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church. Special o poet Christmas servb-e* were SI*. LOUIS ufi— True Delbert held Sunday night at the First eirmouiii and .™ FI H rit "Presbyterian M ere • Methodist Churches. Sunday school activities named hv t’re*._elect Elsenhower N^w Secretary Hopes To Assist Farm ery By Honest Efforts 5Vh.hm.“ il“ lT ” ''uM,U“ S w tE T ta 'S & 'S n iiJt I f ,h“ F l A Pr.,byt„tai» ' h i ‘ r f ' S f t . ' & s • » ? '£ ! ! * Church, said today he U encour- * JF J " ' » “* hanl aging “people " R-it the M-year-old boardchalrat home wllh thrlrfanillles. ' n a „ o( [)„nnc Agricultural Serv-m A program for the children r ( j nc , ai j ho nasn't dls-ussedw the church was hHdHnmUynlght |k m „cy with Klra T ,f t „cnat the First Chrletlan Church, trn Kysenh0wcr’i secretary of o r complete with a Christmas tree r,„..1turfl aruJ wo„.t magg public and gifts, ^hrlstma* service* were detailed views on such matheld last night at the Church of {CM unt)j j,e ,|M, r"^.* ... , . i .ihi I *'orsc has never met nor talke-l Stores will close tonight at 7.00 Eisenhower.. He deo'clock to afford employe* opporthe general's election a* tunlty to be with their remllle* “n |••tremendous" and aald " I heartily Christmas Ev.e. They will remain to hla vlewa and his proclosed tomorrow, as well a* the ar,n i,» two local hank* ami the local of-1 rcsson I'm sold on taking flees. ... •inch a post Is my great adm lra-tf The Herald will not nubllsh an (jnn for ^ ,ra -fjft Benson," Morse Issue tomorrow hut will have an said. "H e’s a very able, conscienlastie Saturday, instead. tlm.s leader—and that’s Ute kind The Court House closed today, of leadershfo anynno would like with the exception of th* Sheriff’s to work with." office, and will remain closed until Mnrse, sla-fcet-one, balding, and 9:00 p.m. Monday. The Cltv of­ weighing 200 pounds, sold he had fices, with the exception of the met ...... Renson only two. or three police, fire, garbage and trash de- times "but "hut I havo long known him rtm'ent*,'will regu- bv his reputation In agricultural partmenls, will close at the regu­ lar time today and remain closed afralrs.' Describing hlmieu aa "a very until Monday morning. Tlie garbage and traah depart­ ordinary cltlxen" when It eomest* to politics. Morse said his biggeM ment* will Ik- closed tomorrow. The Hanford Area Rent Office, fl'ng at campaigning came in 194H 32J Meisch Building,.................... will he when, tit Iho request nf GOP form closed Christmas Day and *11 day, loaders, tie headed the Nothmul Hams, Aren Rent Farm Committee for, Dewoy ami Friday, ______ W. H. Williams Warren. He added that he took Director, said today. no active part In Ihe Elsenhower campaign blit did offer sugoes tlnns tn the commltteo that drew no the 1052 GOP form platform plunk. "It wouldn't ho correct to *av that I helped draw up Ihe plat » form." Mnrso said. “ Morxo xuid ho originally was a Democrat because hi* father was hut that ho switched after he he came convinced that what Ihe Re publicans were offering was best for the country. " I voted for 'fonver and I've voted for the Republican candi date for president over since," he said. NEW YORK (At — Immigration •Morse said he was "very much authorltiea denied aho'e leave to­ surprised" by his appointment ami day to 299 of tho Krenrh liner first was apprnarhed on the mat * Llberte’a crew of 974 in the »'r*t ter about a week aca, application of the MeCarran-Waltrr „ Morse has been with Doane for Act. which Is aimed at keeping, » y « f " . named Its nreslden 'In 1943 end served In that post subversives from landing. until he was named chairman of Edward J . Shaughnenv, district director of the U, S Immigration the board this year. It Is one of the largest farn and Naturellietlon Service, made the announcement as the huge pas management, rural appraisal and research organltation* senjrer ahln docked at Pier 88 In agricultural In the country, managing farm the North River. lie said 27 of the 299 had been properties In 20 state* and serdnu denied ahnre leave only tentatively as consultant tn businesses selling or material* In- farm­ because their $eamen’% papers Implements er*. were not In order. Pontiff’s Christmas Ono-Fourth Of Ship’s Message Is Broad­ Complement May Bo Kepti On Liner cast From Vatican Committee To Name Man Polio Victim "will Send Xmas Greetings CiRfiv h D ro o H To Children On Island 3a"ss NEW YORK (At—Tho nrrlvol todnv nf the French liner Llherte, with a fourth nf her crew facing possihle shore leave refusals, pro vlded the first dlrert annllrntlnn of Ihc new McCarran-Walter Immi­ gration Act only hours after it went Into effect. The Liberie, the world's fourth largest liner. Is the first major transatlantic vessel to arrive here since the new Immigration statute bccamu law at a minute after mid­ night today. The arrival Involves a provision of the law aimed at Communists, espionage agents and criminals. Some 2M of the Llberte's crew of 974 must remain aboard during hern unless they ran meet security law after the istlee penartmem said yesterday Ip Washingtoo. Only three other crewmen were reported automatically inad­ missible under the lew. An American Immigration In* Hor waa aboard the Liberie luring her last round trip ta screen he veasel’e crew In advance of ter arrival. The Justice Depart­ ment’! statement yesterday we. baaed on a radio-telephone talk with tha Inspector, Tito Libert# development pointed lipt the sharp lightning o f rules for jr'Immigration and naturallistlon untar the McCarran-Walter law. Washington observers believed the Liberia case alaso would furnlah ammunition for both sides In an expected congraicolonel battle rer the new law. Howavar, Use d act ' irsble criticism at a section n at eyatom of net immlgrenu. The Justice Dcpartn craw r turn** net tier**. w Ssm i other* doeu- Division Commander Jawmeie Receives New Post PrefttnM tr (ft *■ Immigration Act Pope Pius XII Addresses Plea Will Be Tested For World Peace By French Crew Optimism for 1953 Olein Will He Freed Senator Predicts To Enjoy ChrintmuH Failure o f E ffort Is Held By Citrus To Bar His Seating Growers Of State Steele Discovers Old Test Papers Of Prominent People .— Goodwill Signs Sanford Will Observe Christmas In |Ex-Democrat Is Are Hong Up All Religions Rites Tonight, Tomorrow Named By Ike To Agricuitufe Job Aronnd The Globe Strategic Plan For Ending War In Korea Is Seen NEW YORK 'JV-Tho New York Time* reported today that the E l­ senhower administration has a new strategic plan for the Korean War and helleves it “ will exert so much pressure on the Communist forces that the Soviet Union will agree to on armistice." The Times said In a story by . r m/-i- ' ,V I ? ' 7/5-V *'.*-,V , . jW-, Thomas J . Hamilton, tinder a United Nulions dateline, that the n«w plan was worked not liv the high commnnd In the new sdmlnls tration of President-elect Elsen­ hower. Hamilton wrote that "for obvln -s reasons no details can lie made public, hut the basic premises on which the plan has been furrnu lated are the following: "The Kremlin will have to be convinced by deeds and words that under the new ndinlulstrntlon the United Stales will not pud not o' Korea and that neither will it give way on the Issue of Ihc repairla lion of prisoners of war. “The new plans will permit greatly Increased pressure lo he applied without Involving a pro hlhltlve cost to the fortes defend­ ing South Korea. "Tho new plan* will not involve any considerable risk of converting the war Into n general Aslan war. . . , "There will be a considerable Increase In Ihc participation o ' , South Korean forces, Iml no great Increase In the number of United Nations forces Is vl*nullicd.“ Huinlllon wrote that Ihc sources who made the information avail­ able “ were silent on the iptesllon of the contribution to the new plans” hv Gen Douglas MacArthur MncArthur, ousted Ear East commander, talked with Elsen­ hower Inst week about Ihe Korean War and world peace problems MIAMI IAS- llouhin Clcln. Mi The two mot a Her Eisenhower rr ami weekly newspaper puhllsher turned from Korea ami after Mae serving u 3'i day contempt of court Arthur sold he was confident there will hr released today so la "a clear and definite snlullun” I.AKEl,AND id’1 January cit­ sentence, to the Korean War. rus nric-'n usually h nee growers he ran spend Christmas with his tearing their lair, but Kiev are cx- family. With time off for good behavior, pceiing better thing* In Ittr.lt. the sentence would have been up This optimism is founded on on Dee 20, but Dade County Cir­ three thine*: cuit Judge Charles A. Carroll, who More fruit he ■ been nhi|i|M*l and sentenced Clcln. ordered him to processed than nl this time n year he released at 4 p in. IK8T). ago. The lodge sold he was taking |,css fruit remains on the trees Ihe action "nnlwlthitanrilnu" the tlinn a year ago. fart that Clcln had picked hli own While cleaning up the ntllc in Hldnmint* will root inn" through tho Hanford (Irnnunar School the holiday season. Shipments time to begin serving hli sentence ' the other day, I'rlnripul It, U, mere banned "cvrrul davs after presumably realising it would run Steele rnmc ncross some well Christmas In on** year on the the­ through ChrUtmas. The Florida .Supreme Court had preserved test papers dating ory It gave merchant* „ i-hnnre lo rv hick to lull?, It proved very rlrnr out the heavy holiday ship­ denied Cleln’s plea lo pet out for Christmas, rven If he had to reInteresting to Mr. Htceie, since ments. lorn later lo complete the sen­ Many of the stiidrnts nre grown Through Dec. 'JO 7,^7H,onu l.-m*ei tence. tnd still llvinij In Hanford. of Florldu oranges wen- shipped. Tho publisher was sentenced on v. “Porno of the imm»s I fniind That Is 7,“ .0011 more Hum at this Feb 13, ID'S) and remained free on the paper were Hob Deane, time i.f 1Ill’ll. Canning plants have under a series of II reprieves by Mrs. Forrest (iatrhel, Carlos taken 7.1117,0110 hose*, n million (Inv. Fuller Warren. The latest Muse, llenjaniln Whitncr Jr., more than Inst year, (irnpefruit reprieve would have expired Jon. Frank Tnkerh," he said, rn-l tangerine shipment* are high- t, “One thing I found was that er, loo. | clcln was held In rnnlempl for tho students lii those days were Fb'tldu citrus Mnln I I'stlmaled refusing to divulge tho soiree nf not milt'll better spellers than ? 0,070,0110 boxes of all ei'ruti stories lie printed uhout secret they nre now. Judging from the ornn-'es, grapefruit, tangerines grand jury proceedings. scores, which ranged anywhere remain* unpicked. I .a t year 05.* from 110 lo Din, they were ahmil 70J .0(10 boxes were left at lids the same ns the are now,** stage. I hhuc »h Mr. Htecle was Impressed with Orange prices at northern mar­ tests themselves which were far* ket* nuw are lii cents higher than tual and the spelling tests were a year n-*« nt $.*i 07 a box. diacritical or written with signs Everything point* to a much TOKYO </n — (len. Mark Wto distinguish from, letter and better euudltion nf the indli-try. Clark Mid troops nf his United syllable sounds. than Inst January, when price* Nation* Command today that the The paper*, having been wrap* collapsed and vvndicd away effort* faith expressed In tho Christmas tied uii tightly In ii roll, were to stnhlllxe it with a floor price. spirit “will bring us to our goal." *< consetpiently well preserved and The U. N. commander s Christ­ bore only trares of the aging mas niessauc said; yellow and brown discoloring. "The spirit of Christmas la an “All the papers were written In expression nf hupo that haa existed , Ink and Hourly visible. I noticed for nearly two thousand years — that on tli« whole the students' SANDRINGHAM, England w - Ihe hope nf peace on earth and penmanship In those ' days was will toward men. B 1 belter than the present day atu- Carol lingers were chorusing mer­ good "Although the world has passed rily outside Hnndrlngham House— dents,” ho concluded. Ihe royal lodge—last night when through tunny dark and critics' a tall, handsome man stepped nut tlinen these past two thousand years, It Is man's belief, however Intn the rnbl air. “ Wouldn't you llko In pome In?" dark the hour may seem, that naked the Duke of Edinburgh. “ It eventually the light of fellowship must ho cold outside." wl>l show tho way of peace on | TOKYO Wt-MrsT Mark W. Clark, The 20 villagers from nearby earth. wlfo of tho U. N, Far East com­ Dorslnuhain accepted with pleas"This hope, through the centur­ mander and mother of a son tiro ami continued their caroling In ies, has kept alive the promise of assured Amor- the drawing mom, led by plant n world from which hatreds will Corea, as wounded m Korea, i t loan mother* on c m hrUtmas ......... ovc nurseryman Leslie Tuck on hla Imi banished.. 'Ate falU faith eapreaaed in »• That their a tfo; spirit of Christmas, which has Ihe r - calving setittae J h c listener* Included Ouern hslned.ua and given ua fortitude dihcr x , "As C,iJi?lnT m |IHtBnt>i'lh II ami her husband, wl’l brlntf us to our goal. B H a » H ' , 1 ! Queen Mother Elixabelh, Princes* "Tn all of you, thla Christmas u e l r, ! b i ! I mnu”, ! . 'ill Margaret, the Duchess of Kont, 1 extend my warinfit greetlnxr amt earnest hopes for the bright oKintlra, days to ronto," • -V ‘PfA’ '* HEARTBREAK RIDGE Pressure Additional Minus R i s k s Envisioned --- ^—-— w> -wir'd merer taaa~ big tn hotsvert. Sk I u ♦WKP PTMI an Value Of Water Hv illOH. L. LRMON Water I* hnvond price, vet nt In­ terval* you get n water bill. Water Is fire, vet someone lui* i fixed u dollar nnd cents value on nature1* unnricvahle gift. Hv what right? V Go nut Into the country ami you'll find th e farmer getting nil the water he want*, merely for the effort of digging a well nnd wnrl Ing a pump. He gets no w a te r |,ill. Go up Into the unspoiled moun­ tain*, dip your cun Into a huM'ling spring and drink vour fill. Rring home a few barrels full. No one will Imupse any charge for wh»t you take. Go down to the nearest river » bank. Fill as many buckets,a* y o u W can hau) sway. You won’t have to pay ■ cent for their content*. Or the next time It raids- nut out tubs and btslns. or do a* Ihev do in nsrmudat make vour entire roof a collection system lradimr to a cistern. No meter will reirl*trr payments due. Rut ask the farmer, what It cost* to dig hla well end how much en­ ergy la consumed In operating It. Figure the expense of your trip A to th# mountains, not forgetting the price of the hnrrels. Compute the yaloe of tho time consumed In hauling river water adding the doctor's bill* In cacc you fall to boil ft befora: using; and eomoare the amount of water you obtain with tha coat of.Install­ ing and maintaining a Bermudatype roof collection avstem. Water la frae to all. But It Isn't always avatlabla where neonle want It In a condition safe for A them ta use. U'e the lob of the Water Depart­ ment to take over the task- of colActing water, transporting water and making sure that tho water dellvyred la *afo for human can .... and eultitiila-for human om . 84 hour*, a day, 3M day* a vear. And that 1* what you. pav for you pur your water, bill, shout coats tomorrow. QRASft F IR B S The BaafOrd Fir# Department newarad threa call* yydterday on Btrcrt '■d , aide of Martvenue IK* .aald m of fit rtS L ttl *dta3(ii. "Th til * 9iN mmmm *5*1*1 ’K) 9 M W >■ i'ty l '>!,!■'.'■ftU''-!-V-'r;’ ‘ t - * ■ \ ► ■ ■ i ’. W $ m ■-' M • r , ■ s l -;.7r ** .--I-—**swi,s • f > �fxv ■ — g**—*— * — THE S a NTORD HERALD I'M * 6 Wed Dec. 24, 1952 Dale Carnegie Class Will Be Graduated Soon N ew G ro u p W illB e O r - ffiin iz e d Ja n , 12 T o H a n d le 4 0 M e m b e r s Hr JIM KISIIKIt Graduation oxrrclse* for the first Dole Carnegio closa In hr taught In Sanfurd will )»• hi'li1 Jun. 2a with approximately 40 participants In the roiirso receiving dinloina*. This course, which deals with technique* of public speaking and is acclaimed highly over the na­ tion, la being taught hy Oxslo Os* good, Clermont, anil James Arch ilistnct manager of the Dole Carnt'ifle organisation In Florida Much enthusiasm has liecn ex­ pressed hy participants over propress they have made here. A new class to he organised Jan 12 will he limited to only 40 memhrrs. Due to the demand In other surrounding towns In this area this will prohnldy he the Inst clasr in .Sanford for many months to come, The famous Dale Carnegie course I* in its 4(>th year, and liar graduated over .'100,000 men am1 woeniti from various walks of life It is open In hutli men und wom­ en and the classes are so designed ns to make the class monitor n more effective piddle speaker with an accompanying improvement In personality Itself. According to members of the class, the course assists them in reinemhering faces and facts, and helps them to get ohing with other people better Doth In Irislnr.is and In their social life. Home of the people who will graduate anil who have cnnlrinoted to milking the first class a success ure Mayor William Htemper, A. K. Hhinhnlser, Judge Karlyle Huushohler, Mr. and Mrs. J- Denver Cordell, Mrs. Toni Holt. Mrs. Camilla Itroce, .Incnh Adams, Oliver Clause, Jean Adams. Joseph Corely, Wnldcmur Dietrichs, Mr*. Edith Dutton, Mrs, Velma Goiunles. James Out, Edward Higgins, Mrs, Clam Jclie, Thomas Memo, Mr*. MurPnret Miller. M r s . Adelaide Moses, It. I.. I'erkins Jr., Curl I’rlsco, Trnvls Putnam, Miss Maude Ramsey, Francis Rmimllhit, A. I.. Skinner, Carl Slaugh­ ter. Ralph Smith. Tommy Thomas, William Tyre, Roy Wall, Hugh \\he-lchel Jr., Rulpli Wight, Mr*. Roy Williams, (leorge Williams Sr. and Jack Jackson. "They are u fine group of people," Jim Arch Hinted today, *'hnd it hns hern a ph-nsurc to work with them. We have had Jjds nf laughs and have made ex­ cellent progress.” Anyone Interested in taking the course In the class beginning Juti. 12 mny contact any member of the present class or call the Chamber of Commerce at 1800. Skirt-Clinging Hy Children Seen As Practice To Avoid if Hy DAVID TAYLOR MARK K AP Newsfeiturr* Writer Is your child n skirt dinger? Many children are weakened mor­ ally and mentally by nversnlictlude and too much direction on the part of their parents, says the National Kindergarten Associa­ tion. Parenthood Is a mutinously un­ folding profession at nil, snva the Association hut thl* may lie be­ came it Is so generally practiced without proper preparation. When such preparation Is sadly belated, one of the first lessons for somr pnrcnU should be “Wnt-h nnd guide your children,” hut for mnsy others, It should ho, “Hands off. Many children are suffeilng from the lack nf par­ ental assistance In thrlr problems, hut a surprising number are being weakened hv nversollcltude, says the Association. "Don’t let your child he a skirt cllnirer.1' cautions a wise child psyrhnloglit. One well-educated woman, points out the Associa­ tion. actually sang lullabies to her daughter regularly, even when she was In Junior high school. That same daughter, now a col­ lege graduate ami Just released from u responslhlo position, tele­ phoned her mother tho morning after her wedding reception, ana asked. "Where shall wo go on our honeymoon, Mother?" But, save the Association, "what else could th4 mother expect! tn every wav. since the girl was a small eurlvhead, the had trained her daughter to he a leaner, to let other* do most of her thinking for her. Contrast thl* upbringing with that of a vounr bov, reared bjr parent* whose chief deilra for their aon' la a tUady growth toward hnneraUe, indap#nderrt manhood. The bop now HU a nancr rnnte, ha* regular ■ponsiblliliM, run* err*nd* for t bei lneltrbhor*. . ■ Is one ■ of a f m n Iiova who have a Junior anferprtw project, and when Mora and Dad go oat for an evening ha UMb care of hi* amallar slater*,' One of the aasociatlon’a workera, In ch attln r with the boy*, dlsruased a o ratio n that f ' ■ do wRh Hearing? I o Be Held On Suits Over Kickbacks FBI is Ordered To Probe Racket On Waterfront Thousands Of Faithful Christians ! Flock To Holy Place Of Bethlehem Roman Catholic Patriarch Al-1 By WILTON WYNN Bethlehem iB—By the thousands, berlo Gori was to lead the proces­ the faithful came to Bethlehem to­ sion to Bethlehem Attended by day and once more, as it was on four mounted constables, his parlv New York Situation the first Christmas nearly 2,000 included the consular corps and Described As Focal cars ago, there was no room at United Nations officials from both I ic Inns. 1sides of the frontier that has split Point Of Terrorism Arab nnd Israeli border guards the holy city since the Palestine relaxed their frontier regulations War of 1018. The nlflclul parly from Ihi’ Is­ n v mgn san m a ts tu let the pilgrims approach the holy places nr Christianity. The raeli side of the frontier trovclnl WASHINGTON 'P The FBI thousands of visitors filled every the tradltlonul road from Jemsha* licet) ordered by Atty Gen room and every bed In the hotels, atem. Normally held hy I.srule nnd M-Granerj In move Into tin- in hostels and pensions of the Arab closed to the Arabs, the road «a< vestlgatinn of the New York water opened especially for the proces­ section of Jerusalem, Bethlehem, (rent, pictured in sworn testimony sion. before the New York State Grime Jericho and Ramtllah. The route lay past the tomb of i'omnil»sliiii us the focus of gang At 8 a m today the Mandelbaum Rachel to the Church of the Na (late Into the Israeli part nf J e r ­ ster terrorism usalem opened to admit 1,200 Arab tlvlly. which marks (he supposed Gninnilsslnn witnesses have de Christians who live In Israel. They birthplace of Christ Representa­ scribed the waterfront i* Ihe lo hud special permission to visit rel­ tive* nf the Orthodox and Armen­ -•■ii" nf wlib'* ore ml bribery, ex ROQSRJ a. ANDIgfON, S3, oil roiiiative* on the Arab side of the ian churches were on hand to wcl puny executive of Vernon, Tex , birtinn, shakedown* nml strong frontier dividing the holy city and come the patriarch ul the church bis icon n.uued Secretary of tho arm turtles to attend Christmas services to­ entrance. Inside the church are MrGrnnery nnnnnnred late ye* Navy by President-elect Owignt night. They must be back In Israel chapels for Orthodox, Armenian lerdav that he was ilirectlng the D. Elsenhower, Anderson de. by Christmas night. and Latin Worship. scribes himself a* a “Democrat FBI lo undert'ko 1 federal Inve* The climax of the ceremony will Hundreds of foreign pilgrims also ligation immetllately for Elsenhower." ^fnfernutiouuU came through Israle and the Man­ be the traditional midnight mass "The Department of Justice," he delbaum (late. They will not be beginning In the Latin Chapel of said, "which hns been watching allowed to return noma through St. Catherine and concluding In the New York waterfront situation Ihe Jewish state, however. the Grotto of the Nativity, where f-ir mnnlhs, now ha* sofllelent evl IJke the three wise men of long tradition says Mary amt Joseph doner of federal law violations to ago, the pilgrims today pressed finally found shelter and where the warrant a fult s-ale Investigntlon " toward Bethlehem. Tonight a baby was born. Mcllrnnery did not go Into ite brightly gleaming star atop the Tne Protestant service was ar lulls in his statement, amt .lustier Church of the Nativity will lead ranged In a similarly hallowed Denartment official* ileelined t«i Ihem — us another tdar led the spot— on the terraced slopes o' t elaborate. M ngl-to Ihe birthplace of the holy side Bethlehem where the angels Gov Thomas K Dew ex ileelined IP I*Al I. THOMSON child. announced the birth In Ihe shep (tl,KAN N V P t'hrlsluiux <"inmei'l. hot m New York l’’e Christmas Eve wa* n day of herd* watching their flocks by chief Investigator for the Si-'ll' reremony and worship, climaxing nlahl. During this service, a lypl wilt he fur inerrh-r t," i" fnr .... . Grime Commission Jnseoh Kill1) tonight In tho midnight service* cal shepherd's meal of course Waller Green's polio ■drlrken lam sold the grnnti w-i-ilil offer to t ')' II y ex nee lx when neighbor* nop I u1 marking the birth of Christ. I*bread and meat was planned. FBI "anv and all assistance and surprise they have In store Sol's Charles. Kenneth and Mil information " Drwcv’s hi"*’ time close *•••• 4 ford led seen o n e " **h come truc to be home for Christmas But il ill* Herbert Brownell. Is staled to looked like .1 holiday with no tree, replace MeGrnterv as attorney few presents, and linked beans for general when the Eisen’unver ml mlolstratinn takes over Jan 20 dltmer Drwev, who instigated li'e Slate For sister Bertha pud brother llo|p"d. il wps In tie Christmas hi crime Commission ha* railed the St Francis Hospital here, where •iluallnn It spnllluhted on the w-terfront "a stench In the mis Hy CYNTHIA LOWRY PENSACOLA — An 18 year polio sent all five last month Al* News feature# Writer old soldier charged with murilerAs fur the meager Christmas irtls of the i-omtminllv " The com Today we’ll take up speech- Ing n Pensacola bookkeeper In a planned at the Green farm In near mission has no iiower to tviiils*’ mukimr. I have been doing con­ wild flight In three car* told nffi by K'lleottvllle well — "Crops wrc-igdeers le t it cm seek rein siderable research on the sub- errs today he had a sudden urge weren’t »" good litis year." Walter edial leitlslallon in Albany Its aim In l*>o waterfront nrobe feet mid I find that the literature tn return to HI Henniiu!. (la after Green said yesterday "We've always hud a tree he l>is hern to seek liaekeri>"'>d •••’ I surprisingly voluminous but, being gimc 12 days w'lhoul leave fur ns I inn concerned, rum -' Sheriff It. I. Kendrick said the fore, luil with two kid* in the ho* dm k rackets which are bleeding , « r an esiimated ll.Vi milbim dollars soldier, Gradv Allen TU'cv, ,<* pitai and three iii'l o-d plctelv Useless. I have discovered that . I! In­ Kannapolis. N C , offered tin nth just thought we'il lie ler lint thl* amiiinllv from New York Cilv's -even billion dollar a year ship structions an speech-making have or explanation for his ,-icltelt"-* year " pie,* industry But neighbors Jury Cased) been written by people who I.IKK Tuesday which tied up practically The commission has h*--ird swore to get up and declaim or at least the entire city nnd county police James Ward and l.ynn Fddv hut testlmoov |bnl tbe AFI. Interna other plan* for Ihe Western New linnnl longshoremer.’s Vssneiuthoi *»y people who think thev are force for several hours Kendrick vald Tilley shot Albert York fotnl'v They h id taken up i> nretty good at It. None of the , II.Ai Is Infested *utti mobsters tides see into show any conslder- It. Harwell, 24 year old benklrren eolteeltnn for gift* nnd n dinner "f I'ru' ti' lng graft and terrorism nod ntion for the reluctant orator who cr' In the head when Harwell made linked ham in go with a eouplc l*'iil sbippim; and sleveilorio't f rm* has committed hlmsolf to raising ,® 'tra!’ fj\r. 1 t*1111 Harwell 'bed „f pics Mrs Green had baked tolerate enoesters In the II,A lie hi* voice In public to meet B a m * llpl , t, ,irr 'U'd " r ' , C«'i’Hn had decided i- in-** thev keep the dock workers sort of iier*nli*1 rhallemra After Ini* STIOQting, the * enff t|lut wel decorated Christmas i n ff«i% The rm^ t . can give you plenty Tl ley force.l three Negro Jri,........... .............. . Green'M iKn ft'* *■*»!»»«** of rules* on p r t ^ r i t U w d dc- ^ ' Pn lo drlvo h‘,n " " ,,f IVnl,a *»"•'■* I’in.i-sh.-.l living room to • ilwk k'nnKifiTH wfi1! pnfill'M* livery. It li much **alcr to think A coroner’s lurv met this morn " 'i-i ' Jlljl * ' ‘‘A!!™ "J^i,’r ,u ,!n^i» Vr •ft'iuiv i»f Jr** Hm'n' to"nracUce U|t b*»t'l)if ,n|l *? vle7 Harwell’s bodv n tln M a n l'week’, after'treatm ents ***v n iv jirrl P r n l N MrSfiP,#» «‘f than to practice It. The bast In -; a formal Inquest Into the kill lasting mere th in a inrmlh t»f HorUn'‘ structora ran t prepare the novice |nK was set today by Justlro of CHnrlrs ?•; relolm il his wife Mar *f tfmlrrn ai»rr ,ft «i*t•vi* ts 'Dt ifit'*lr frn in “V llWJwnmf « r tr « ^ ni,w#! ,ho P, 7 rc I L Morgan for lo „|„.|lo nml the‘r two elilldreti on r » r**tr-»r IrttH «f * * m 4 r> i I V'il up on his own feet, faced by a a m. Dee 30 rillev mrsut'me •- n,,,ir own -mall farm V * '*"i« ir , ,r -lb ‘t *n f V I ! * v i * r nf •■w or a lot of hi* fellows In h«t<«i retd In the county Jrilt withKenneth,IHr and Milford, Ft. •I.-.* V„f I* fV»*. Vs-tx, ilrtsm.iallantf nltltudea of expectancy. out bond. came home In mnin imd dad V I'ri't snmr u ritt'rlm^l First, we nrc told, decide whgt Ke“Hriek gave this nrcomd of HijiD’u pretty, litackbaired^and i 1 '•ftffi«t* PHi'fir u hr U'.t you want tu say and how yon the slaying: In. will spend most nf i hrixlnuiu ifP f !*tf f -if*nr»?a>|r want to say It. 1 ha expert* T |||cy forced his wnv ul g-n Dav in ,m Iron long I M|y MvIiu I I i 'ai* ’ therefore, presumo that every point Into the automobile .if K It P o l a n d 2 t al e in I h e h o s p i t a l t,#. t t» ♦.*■»! *V v sneechmuker want* to say some- Thompson. Pensneoln business s u 'd h e fe lt l i e l t c r llneii :l i h e -.till « f|f ■•rderc il 11A Mr'f gf' p,i| Ithing. I believe I am speaking for man. ordering him to drive nort*- hud a li i o r o f p ii ilx si the majority nr beginning speech- When Thomrisim pime.l Inin a fill k e p i mu-1 n f h is th o u g h t niukers when I say that after Ing station. Ttllrv left Ihe ear ami s ell *e’ve been cudgeled, brow-beaten entered Harwell’s aulumublle Mr mill Mrx Green a. i . ,lll\ tM'M" or flattered into making a tr y ,1 Harwell, a hieikkeeper for n Ion- I.. i - t Her!1' , uni n i "mi '1 »" we Hearch tmr minds und tilscover used car firm, drove mi a few "1 hope they dnn’l ted 1. <>l hr TVH. *1 cause we liavpn't lico-i ul U 1 N|1#‘ Inrklnw anything wo want to was shot when he made a grab It’ciii iiinr,. ofte n ." Green * ml vrs ln\. diem say. but wo haven't anything to for Tiliev’s gun tertlav “ Maybe Tlllcv left the ear, and gut into on Christina* “ rontribute which is worth listen­ THI M t.lfilir s THEE one occupied hy the Negro worn ing to. \ % ;• t»*.. ». • After we’ve been committed to } , ordered Murv ( ,r 'iham. , ,, ,, T r m? in t i t h * * n a E t r 'iil rnm making a speech, he it an hour * ' hp? I.'c *'1, " " ‘ ,.n1n' ■"'/ f lir f lllia ! S p H Iftlllll i w h i t * ’ ( ”HrUf t u « t** • or six month* In advance, th e , II|ntut,Jll/ vvh#>,i h,. ni.,,„.i.mi*,t D o l lV l T H iM u S S IlJfO tMWiunI i,i'ri, Hinnv n*i Dit* Whit*novice s ;:m T r« lm o s r;T i Insure Whn, ho abandoned the i*r<i*in«1k IhU .I'trri’Mi’* time thinking about the Impending Vmi‘ look Fpolice ' ,h^ T r ip r n f i fJn m ii'fl il rvitnnt* SFO l'L n i runck CV#|UI spot. mosvwai1#* H i •-i*l Siielltnan told mure Plan ') "“u ;i|i Mrpii(|itpf lirffirn *»li'*t** f**» Certain *iitintlon* arc eonduTlllev meanwhile hn<l gone lilactllng Koreans tndr* "Atv ii.v <*lvo to oratoriral contemplation.1the home of AV I’. Itnwe ihod Ameriea, the United N u tic- ind r»H»* t -il VmtVm <*n thl* .V» fcMit Personally, I would go down in five mile* from hrre nt Gnil point the Rep dille td Korea nr*- - .rkl-ir \nrwnv M»rniT hietorv a* a girl* Demosthenes If He told Mr*. Howe to call police tngethcr for the peace nf Ihe I could deliver on the platform |and surrendered when thev rnmc world " any o f the rousing, inspirational, Bloodhounds hud alrradv been charming, Incisive and informa­ brought to ihr area, anil shout W who arrived ln*t night In >peml ids police officers were scouring the second consecutive Ghristnia- wilh tive anreche* I can compose In the bathtub or In bed. neighborhood Police nuoted (hr couth ns sav­ My brain worke dearly, my Avortli are positively brilliant, ing hr gave himself up br-atise anil my poise In tho warmth anil " I rouldn't live with myself." Preslilent Kyiigniiiii Ith,- Gen solitude of the steamy hath I* und Mrs Jam es A Van Fleet and that of Churchill. Font* magnifi­ Fid. .1 T Kdcovne nf -Sail Fran cent stuff occurs Just before I eist-n, Eighth Army chiml.iiu drop off for the land of Nod but Earlier today, Spellman cele­ brated muss at Van Fleet'* F K It la completely forgotten In 8lh Army HeaiJminrtcr*. ehtitted dawn’a early light. But once on with wmindetl soldier* in lw» Inm Ihe platform, with clammy, aguen_ pltula nml had lunch with I'resi struck hands, inraningleas notea dent nnd Mrs Rhea. before pto ami mv tongue se­ Al tin* CsipHnl ccfrrmnny. It hut* curely clamped to the roof of my mouth. I'm a pitiful, trrlfled M o t ii in *! Woman Columnist Young Soldier Gives Pointers On Held Following Speech M aking Art Wild Escapade Is your material la " %femarlalng W . good adrlee anil an la htat h u t buiit onto, I ’d like to remark pa runal thcllerlly that nrartleing a speech But for io beginner, It’a not wj In front of a mirror is no good. wo need, Tbe beat liet for i first You not only feel Ilka a fool, hut speech l( to write It out In full— vou grt discouraged about your nnd read it. Not only dota thla appearance, force yon to keep your eye* off There’* n big speech-making tho audience — audlrnrea can bo tradition about fokes. According very Mary—but the aheaf of pa­ lo the authorities. It’* best to ne? gtvaa you somethin# to hang d art i speech with tome humor, ’em* la autiposed to gentle down Ideal than If we coinaUnlly dll- the audience and make It recep­ courage ry new ven- tive. Thl* mav he all right for t* them In every people w ho‘ go around In their ture, Lven.ye imr children, ob- nrlvata live* saving "did you nre UM Association, feat more naak the ana about . . .? ” but for iporta at If they ara parmlttad UwM of ua who aren’t Joketo pay Uta fare cn bur see andfa ik im It’s a real problem to street cara, lo anawar tha tela- "]»K ua a little atory which I* nhona, taka almpl* maaaagaa. If, fhlrlv new anti— above all—has whlla *UU voung thev ara allowed anv bearing on what, If anything, to help wHh tha dfshaa and with I* to fallow, You’re also advised tha c a n of thefr room* and to enmpoaa the speech into point* elothaa, they, will loya.ta.de thee# which can be summarised at the - and toon they will be fan- end. helpful around tha house. Apparently, there’* aom* Impor­ Ir mother* and father* tant* attached to being able to rearing of their ehll- nrtk* pUhlle apeeehee without Intfp*. I ’m against thla irkdliii.. It’s high time w* divided Into two rategoriee: those Iv# a yan to make aneechUtpa* who ar* content to r a t thoaa of u* In the « o » n , I lay, let'* make » .rood aodlenca a mark of ‘ «L ■■ - - I. - * . Oahd.Is almdat Invariably found hi oral whteh pgoddee illvitr, K •1»f, v ^ ' !f « aoMM ir# n o w s. •• . j ' r , ' ; - * ' r j f r ' P * ■•* . . r M - V . ' . ' w f i V . A * . > C ... * •p*cU* ward for tha holidays. Thoy decorated ward” thla CiuiaUnaa, • . -.■it*..*. *a: Y..-.-V V • « .. A- ,x k v - : m M. ; , C ir c u it ii Court To Ho A rimed S Pleasant Surprise Is In Store For Victims Of Polio I M u in la y BACK ftOM THI NATO COUNCIt session m Paris Mutu.it Secure Administrator W. Avcrcll H.irrlmm ilc fl) and Secrelnry .if State P* Achcsan ar* grxatcd by President Truman on llislr arrival in Wiislu. ton Achaion. In bidding farewell to his fellow foreign Ministers .it • conferences, pralsad European ttntrsmanshlp and made a fervent i for the adoption of the European Army treaty. i f iierruit. Hollywood llxshors In Christmas With Typical Festivity HOLLYWOOD igs — Hull vwmid cave a Parisian welcome tu P'e Christmas season last night «Hb a premiere nnd nnrtv that ranked aiming the biggest In recent vears The norlv was an invitation*' affair tossed hy the producer* of "Moulin Kongo " A flock of Ihillv wood star* Including Huiniihrcv Bogart. Greer Garson. E*tbe* WU Hums, Judy Garlund and Willinm Hidden a|ip< ared nt the Mneamtio lo rnns"nic Ihe champagne i»*d a imffet dinner priced at fli*t p c couple Edith Piaf the ..........rif ! o . ■ singer, provided the eotert.ilnmenl ii*<d was cnthiisi isli -...... ' 'flu* event licnefitled the Damon Runyon cancer fund hv ill ooo Earlier m the evening the ......... witnessed the world iircmieri' o ' "Moulin lloUge," a film based on the life of the nrli'l fnnlicse t.untrec Directed bv John Mii-I.*** and sta'rlng Jose Fer-e- »•*- I* •• made film was ii|iplauded liv the opening mghl audience and an pearcil lo In* the i*"tr* to lie.it m the Academy sweepstakes However not all the .......... * * wa* favorable A do»en 1*1 l ei wearing American Legion e.m m pearcil and paraded In fried ■*' INIhealer They Imim * plaeant* claim Inu that Ferrer and llnslim had symputhlieil with left wingers Asked for hi* rominenl no tV pickets, Ferrer tntd newsono "I don’t know what In *av Aho-u u 1 can s.iv Is that I'll jn-.l go right nil doing the best | call As til the pickets, It’s a free * 'emu v " "II suddens me ICs cvlietnelv disappointing," remarked lltislnn 'I ’m dlHiippinnled that sn wn'nler fill till nrganl/utien as Ihe Annul I'.TH k 11*1111sI hr ,11 -III Im u if r iir n l H a ll Will H t* A t U ' n d i ' d H y M a i n M o r n in g ’ 1 \i !v*i'NA ll.l.K J ' - Hearings HI * 1 Ki1 'ore1- «||*I.I"XI kickback I. <> > ,. v ."its hi slate and fed. -d ,1 i r ) s l i e been sched­ uled f"i next ok Atcl'*■—- m d e Uiv.il Cmintv Cm t i i * 1 . .1111*1 Guv Fillle* w .111. 1 ..i .- .iiinl '2 other* e II I • 1 foie Judge A. D. All Neill Aloi I iv I', h 1 I 11 -t ,1 Judge llryan Slltipseu *■ II he ar "'-lent* lit - e '■ill c . . . . 1 .it T e-ray. Klfy.ie t- s.-e'. - 1 ,)■!>« 1-irs for being filed 11■-111 In - i f i*'1 a year mil .is s.i' » -n.iii.ifet f, * the Flor­ ida Criishrd Stone Co He charge* Ills opposition to .1 1onsp'ra'V to repay A'arren < .iiuiiii'" enntribu* lull- led lo Ills dismissal r’ - 1 Ki* e . wen- lob**led a .'Il "> 11 - i"d deldirratd 1 I * G 1 a1 .- -e.i in an answer ■ Ini m cd ' c • r* Other de­ le' bulls wViJi meloded member* 1 r e 1 *• • .1 .1* " i* imenl head. c, V i,, .t a A*. • . i ' i.iii have . o !. I I ............... V \ ■ , 1 .1. .......... .... are; 1 A 1,1 ,'i 01 II.. ev 111 du* Hill* <dm- . c o l i d .*' e J AVnrren’* pnin .p . 1 catimai u b.eki-rs, Clar. -1,1 . -up 11 nr 'side d of tho I !,-r -la * Mi-he.l *>|..|ie Co . 11. M. ■1 . 1'. a’ - II A II.1rerun. OrI. .ce dine head of the Cont 1.' n I ntmuud Co. ;i ills.!v. I if mi Kilgore alleges .. i- ... . 1 in the c ispiracy; i 11 it . hi..,' 1-'.I c B Treadwav l ake 1 Minlv lesidenls Kll- \\ \SIIINGToN V So in . -v sons have asked .dieul I 'ktT c* Ibe inaiigur.il ball nmre d mu eiki nf them so far. official* -.n that the tiadilinii.il climax l" tin presliU'ntl,il inauguration mi J m 20 will he m two section' Tilt* ball was nmioitpccd orh.iilid Iv a* an ins datloii only ad .u a' the local armory, where die I* I! (our years ago was Imidrd to - >'*" i i e r s i i p s Inn h i m - nf f l i c regnlnlhoc Now a second section i- liemg .11 ranged for I line Arena with ah ail einial eapacltv . e .Il "liln .1 w lib Hie <'onstDlCTlckcl*. which 1list it 2. will 1 on I ........... .. 1 o specify which line I'm Iumhi * ' -c, I I •r. .. . '‘-other of gel Into The Kiscnheeel ■ ,e I d'e II- n v 1 atn-i ■1- ............ Pm stnnc entertainers wilt *h die li.nl. 1 ■" 1 < t me Kilgore says forth tielweeu Ihe two ' e I* il t »-k pi 1. e Vhm * Y « iiiit r ( i!r !s ;' ro Hurt In I ’binp Cnish " l*’e,‘i ni Triitlrls Horn hi Now York I’OtNTOSE Ft .mi 1 1* I hi. M V \ l» K 1* 1 ., set* Ilf Pingirl* M**( 1’ H** ’ * 1 •l 1 enarate New Itrn a ill* .i IiIimI Hritiofi tm! i nrv > A' vesicrtlay ith > pliinr from uliitJi H l • M»* mt ii |*;i*-CUcri N .iits 1 tin- t 1* i a.I ** ............... . i * Ml* iMT.tl tinted III '.ifrf) •i ,i •♦• I 1i . st, •, :♦* * » u if. ..( an imem\hvii home I* about t>l IH’ idiilu- \\,’(H t*Hfi t•t•- f j -Ml 1, 1-t • ’ *• i- • Id 0 iter flat r it| ni.itiy to thr If j if i-li \l«>' 1 .sen other chit i .Find id V| iff ,| \S111 H I1-" i i i ( 1. brnthertrim- Imr*1 min fi.tliit • .Ml i»ffir’|t| ■ t. 1 . hildren -•itcmi-'d Niifif Tftr (ft iif .iM«’t«“l At * stefaim was glvtin1 Antcric.iu .iit in. <i 1<i Im.l .> ft t . m 1 Rruoklvn " 1 tn I ' I at'd then n.irj.liolc.l in. ., , ,1 -I lue was born I'lii- ii-ii onlrollnl i*' " c 1MM’rtl 1* r 1 . . 1 1 1 .1 to d -e ''8 y e a r . d. red off ihe hnii*c io t* flit It 1’ll* ' 1 ,,.t I. .11 .-I S dlivall of llncc III '* .no d . i . 1 I %« »1 . .................. . 1S- S dllvans *»,-tt* *lt’i’pine ..Hu 1 . tnhire n l. vimm*: VV ' V l io n 11*1'.t t don't kilim ul 1kf fi1’L 1h \ nit- *lui'i■re Hill Hit* ,1( i III! ■ 1 ...t . . . 1 111 It.I and o.irtly clinidy d i . n p ' h |t i i i s d . i v wl l *t s o m e l l kt ' l l token ” .......I el .hi /Ic in light rain In exII..'loii cmI'ti.. .1/. .1 HI.it t t I’ll he nor 1 error In I left Mill” .HI I.. .or ...el' , sl'gll'v w.ir'**er cell'■ .1 |i.d - cd'* pint Ions tnnight. �I# * THE SANFORD HERALD 4 > V .d . Dm . 21. I» 3* | Let Nothing You Dismay The Sanford Herald Nineteen hundred mid f ITty-two yearn tiffo idicphcrila watching over thuir sheep In the hills of Iaraid now “n N M lik H d a lly N atard ay lid N a a d a y , tkrlalMiia aa<l >r» mull tilde of heavenly hunt, pramlinf God ittiil Haying Olory ears* r u t i l a t e d n a N a la r d a y a f« l to God In the higheHt, and on curth, ponce, gootl will townrd l e a l i R C k r liilM a a a n d k a w \ e a ra . M l f f a a a o lla men.” Nineteen hundred and fifty-two years ago a babe wan !'aIt red ac aemnd rl««a winifvt aim in tli*' city of Uethlehcm giving hope and promise of O etn O e r 37, ll»IV, n« Wf I*m«I llfllr •f aaaafwrd, I'lnrlda. under Ike Sr universal love and (he brotherhood of mail. a f C u a i r r u «»r M a r c h ft, I alia, Today, almost twenty centuries later, wo still celebrate that birth, not because that bright promise has been fillH U M . S M» I III. \ \ i:dll*tr tilled, but lieeause wo still have faith that some day it will 1*1111110% nt;t% be. Hundreds of millions of iieople all over the world believe Hiewlwr** Ohnnmer that the message bnaight by Hint tiny babe will ultimately « l t l * t H i r n o % ii %t i : n *H i I a r r le r $ .W ie tnindiii ano that sometime some bow the kingdom of Mae M iia lk i.otf T h re e H r a lk * :t «n» peace will embrace the world and the government of Guo I I I H n a lk a IU .1 Uaae l e a f il.A o will be supreme. .Sometimes it seem- as !f we have waited a long time and A ll nhlliinry au tlfM . m rda iif I h a a k a . r e mii Iii Hum* until n u l l r n *** the faith of some is apt to tie shaken. Sometimes it seems fttlerfalaiM 'M l for Ikr j*or|..»*r Unit the world instead of getting better is getting worse a at m lalm i faad*. wil l In* r ^ t i r i n l l«»r at r e a a la r n d a rr t U I 'Inti wars and mine wars are destined to remain lliu curse of mankind. Sometimei it seems that evil is more prevalent I tr pr eme n le d %a lit*#•n il a lla In la n d f m a a|in| y n iiP r l l r p r * * * n«ln ln lla r Ilian good and that tli •• promise of goodwill toward men is fa**.. Aett llark* ifcirnnn. ar ________ _ I t r l r n l l m hl a— un empty one a a a a Hn I lly a n d «(» l, Mul«. lliu itini Is bccansi our faith is weak. It is heniusu we l ‘h r l i t r a id la a iiif iiilt e r « f th e A a a a e la te d l ' r r « n k h k U e n tit le d as human beings are weak. There was no promise of pencu f t f f l H i l t r l y fn th e tier f ar rett»il*M« •■aI In n art a lt th e l» r n t w r it * la ria te d today. There was no Jtope for goodwill now. There was a la th in a *te a fttite r na fa a ll mm a|» promise only if we believed and kepi thusfaith. There will bo A T a etta lla y a lr k M . peace on earth, goodwill toward men, if we who are alive today, and if those win* come after os, cootliiuc to believe WEDNESDAY, I)He. 2.1, l M2 that the way pointed out to ns by the Itabe in the manger is the only way. TODAY'S IIIIII.F. VERSE i wo iiinosaiid ' ear. se*,in tike a long time to those of Youth often hungim-s Uluru in u us whose span of Iif.* can hardly exceed three score years (hurt cut tu happiness and sum-**. and ten. lint two thousand .veins is hardly a moment in the Old nifit know* that tln> longest Way round I* tha xhortent way ; life of eternity. It pass us like a day at the office to the there. I gave my heart to know maker ot ail t i l i n g s . Anil we in our impatience to have done wisdom, and to know madnen* and with It, to make the perfect world over-night, are apt to /oily. — Keel. 1:17. doubt the truth, to lose faith that it will ever come to pass. tie* those woo cdeliiate ( luistmas have not lost the It may take half a life time to faith. They remember the words of the risen Lord's direc­ tiring tlio fraud Into tin. open, hot tion to his disciples, “Go ye into all the world, and preach fate* witness ruin. th« peace and f f certainly the character of the liar. the gospel to every creature, lie that belicveth and is A fall* wlliien* .hull not In- un­ baptized shall be saved; but he that belinvuth lint ahull lie punished. — I’rov. Jll:U, lamned.” And so on Christmas day there is great rejoicing among nil those wlm lielleve. They have peace of mind if there Is O Come, All Ye Faithful 0 rotne, all ye fulthfiil, no peace In the world. They have toe iovo of family, friends .Joyful ami triumphant, anil neighbors, even If titer* are those who do not love. They ?, i (i come ve, O rome ye to have the goodwill of all who have seen the light and who fol­ Ilelhlehem; low the Star of Hethlelioin. Come and behold Him, The Christmas message is the message of strength, of Horn the King of angel.; (I enme, let on adore llliit, courage, and of faith. And for this reason the t liristmas 0 rome. let u« adore llini, message is always jovful, for it offers hope to every ludiU rome, let in* adore Him, \itlual man and woman which can be found nowhere else, lie Christ the l.ord that believulh and Is baptized shall be saved. Clod of (!od, Light of Light, Lot lie nhliora not the Virgin's “God rest ye inert'V, gentlemen, Wiinihl Let nothing you dismay, Very Clod, llrgnttrn, not createdj fo r Jesus t liriHl, Hur Savior, * fling, eholra of angel., Was born on Christmas day." fling In exultullnn, fling, all ye citizen, of hruv'tt In vtxx to H tadW ak RxAgfe WON 5 above) Olory to (io<l In the Highest; I llr itis h c T Sees Thu A Labor tuembor of the Hritlsh I'arliamenl, Woodrow L. Wyatt, made a thrco-moiitliB visit to the United States in the course of which lie toured the South, "tu see at first iiiiml the ciimlltliiiis under which Negroes live and attitudes uf the whites toward them." Front what hu had heard and read, Ui Ih llrltlsher says he was "prepared to see the worst," ||c< writes of his observations and Impressions in the New York Times. • , , . “To the outside world." says Wyatt, "thu plight of thu Negro In the South can seem hopelessly undemocratic," but, on Ids visit to the South he found a "great lifting process in the air. The Negro is moving forward and knows it. The w h iles are conceding his rigid to progress— which is, ill the long run, Ii Ih most important right. This observer noted particularly the "Negro ipiartcrs" In Southern cities. "I saw clean mid comfortable houses. Al­ though I saw many primitive cabins, I did not see such ter­ rible living conditions for Negroes as In Chicago." Also, In Alabama, lie found a large, modern Negro college, where the students were as well dressed ami seemingly as cheer­ ful as students anywhere. There was no sign of second-class citizenship, except, of course, the fact that It was a college for Negroes." Wyatt concludes his fair and factual report: "1 went to tho South fearful of what l might see mul find. I left en­ couraged and with something to Htty in reply to the people who would use the Negro anil Ids problems to prove a pre­ judged cuku out uf preconceived facts." He urges visitors from other countries to visit the South ami see for them­ selves thu progress that Is being made. It Ih gratifying to have this testimony from an Impar­ tial nail unprejudiced witness. — Tampa Tribune. Away In A Manger Awajz In a manger, no crib for a Revival Of Hen Hur Shades of our forefathers! "ben Hur," u volume which for muny years after Its publication In 1880 lay u |h»ii every living room table, Is to lie revived In color film. Until "Gone With The Wind." no book was Ixinuht more widely except the Bible. Its association with thu Hfu ot Christ mommended it to muny purchasers who thought novul-ruuding frlvoluus und unworthy. Tills objection was overcome in tho case of 'Hon Hur" by the trnvolllmr biaik salesmen who doubtless accounted In groat part for Its immense sales, Appcurunco on tho stage heightened its jHipulurity, Many who regarded tho theater as wicked made un excep­ tion In the’ cuso of "Ben Hur." Finally it hud great success as a silent movlo In tho 1080'*. Lew Walluco, the uuthor, was n general In tho War Be­ tho dear children In Thy tween the .States and a Heoublican politician from InUlann, who for a time was minister to Turkey. HU other Hovels. idor cart, lad Uko ua to hoavon, to llvo “The Fair (Jod" and “Tho Prince of India," ulso so d well with Thtt, there. but not comparably to "Bon Hur.’" This revival is likely to •rk, Tha llarald Angola fling attract many who ore not regular movie-goers, Just as tho irk I tho herald angola ting, book attracted unexpected but delighted readers,__________ m . . Iw h ' Bagollo host proclaim, is bom In Bolhlohoml l ■'"« Too Late To Classify By RUB8ILL RAY ________ 0 LORD, aa wo approach ^ an cling to the true, t^ t them ho unother oh* eit unco of. tno birth blrl of nway oil hy preeaure and petty pol- Thy Hon, glya wa the power to penetrate the fog of commercial —Amen, pronintlon, Permit our vl.lon to by hightat heav'n adored | aee dearly through the falae lleht* it, ,tha avcrlaatlsg Lord) of earth and enjoy the true tight Him ecoma, of Thy eUr» with Ihelr conaUut behold Him Virgin’.iaj of tho Vlrgin’i menage of the limltleaa unlverae, aubifrvlent to Thy Will, In flaah the God-head iee| Humble our hearta and lot them U Deity,, Deity,. the' Incarnate throb with thankfulnera for the aa Man with man to danca that la oura. Teach ua, wayward children, the itep* •hould taka to regain our fli. Warm ua with the .. of Thy love that we may U in our everyday dealings nr. fall® *. > *« . Incooraga HU glory i Rlsg. K tT tftM t, Itica and let their heada b# upir thnt llftlid and their vlalon dear they ...w, may __ follow - ............... the guldanc ....... .nee of Thy etar and move In accord with Thv will. fltrengthen theae leader* and let their faith be reborn. Inillll In their heart* tho rourage to rotlat evil and walk updght among all men. Make known to them the path of rlghteouene** and eupport them with Thy rod gml Thy a u ff when their fooUtepa falter. In thla dark hour of our. hlat when tho vokee of nd falae god* diet true faith is substance of f hjj things not seen.very young know this, the very old; Th<ty grasp intangibility'* bright M«/quicfu The song, the dream , the miracle foretold. I know. For i have seen it in the F a s tArid north and south and wo it, I mark its beam; And in some ugly spot whore I think least To find a J a r , I follow its whila gleam. Sven to H eartbreak Ridge the Th'ee Kings ride; Dow - years their shadows lengthen on f/ie land; ffid long is heard, and still a light shall guido, And on your hill the ntorch­ ing star will stand. It d ied not on Judea's hills, I knowt ll did not show mo where Ho lay, then dim ;— For still on starless nights I watch its glow, And by its brightness find my way to Him! tiny. They virtually wiped nut tmw centered at Home, turned to i I,rintlimity in the N'Uir East and' the iiii|ul*itii>M, which attempted to Men Of (Jod Combat New Threat Xncth Africa, They look Spain and cool out heresy. The Crusade*, tit ove inlii Fen are Itolnie il«-v| finni until |,, fop), uhi-mptcd to ll., Mill:Hitt HOW FN were driven hack. They went not capline I In* Holy I .mid from the \ IhItil I'lrm colliely driven out of ripniii until Moslems hut ultimately failed. t I'.i'J. A on-imce tu Christiuiiily Tor Tin- split iH'twecn the Eusl und The till tli of J enii * in u Bethle­ place ami then disappear. Hut llu centuries, llu-y rvery heating m lluhem umiiger resulted in the world'* empire was facing trouble mul pa gules of Vienna in tftJI*. the West la-rame deeper. At olio m o st wide N |im id fuilh, followed Irintltiiu hi'gitn to seem more im time, Eastern Chris thins deKanl-tVrsI Hplll today hy nearly ilfiU mi 11Ion people, portunt to the people. Mi now bill- there wit* u growing lion need their leaders for attempt­ *lmout a third uf all living per­ All Efforts Fail *plll between East nod West which ing to yield to the West, saying son*. liccnmo filial In 1051. Russia siitl they preferred the Turks to west­ The emperor, llcchis, IMP ft I A.D. j Centuries of nitll-Heiiiitii<iii have Hindi' an all-out effoit In wipe util has an Eastern Orthodox Chinch, ern Christians. tended to imiNk the fact that the Christians. The western church reached n Valerian. ‘JftJ-'JtU) A.D., ullhntigh the original seat of that first C h rU tim iN weir found mining tried It again. church In Constantinople was low rhli with the great srhism lie* Dim'lelinii, iiBldtOft, Jew*. One uf the first great dis­ nniile the la*t effort. All falletl luki'ii hy tlm Turks In 115:1 and tween RtUft and H I7. Hilt about pute* In the church «»» whether beta mu largely Mostum. I lull, printing was developed at An observer at that tlnio might Christ hud a message for the Jew* Mainz. Germany, mol rdueiitlon of have thought that Mithras, widely The Mongols stunned through alone or for all men. worshlppctl hy the men In the Itu.mlu in the l.’lih Ci-utiiry mul most C'hrl.stluliN la'cume poi.slhle. It wa* only when Jerusalem wa* army, was destined to heroine god riipluri'd Hungary which the Then the reformation brought ilest toyed hy unr in 7U A. 11, iiikI of the empire. Constantin*, tlm rulud fur some years. Atthoug Frutesluotlsin, Martin Luther and the Jew* scattered that the op­ next emperor, followed Miihtn*. they were tolerant uf all religion*, position to preselling to (Jelitlh'H Hut In .Ti:i A.ll, while Constantine Including Chrlsllunity, they were the date 151? are often cited, but began to fade. Even so, llu> ehureh was planning the Isrttle which was long u menace to European Chris­ there are muny great nunies — grew slowly In those first year*. to make him sole ruler of the em­ tians. (In tile other hand, In tne Hu»s, Calvin, YVyellff und others A little Inter the Catholic euunterDp to ISO A.D. there were small pire, there was a miracle. Con­ Util Century Tamerlane, it Monstrengthened tho group* of Christian* In Palestine, stantine was Inspired to call upon gol, fonuuercd much of the Mos­ reformation Church. Phoenicia, Cyprus. Asia Minor, the Chrlstlun find. lem umpire, flume student* think Catholic The great exploraimns, starting Hu wen the buttle mul In Hie that without Tamerlane's nttnek, lireece, North Africa and Italy. Tin* Editor: Just la-fore Hie beginning uf the Edict of ftlllan lie gimiletl tolera­ Europe might well hnvu become After ISO the growth was fast­ Herald: Hlth Century, spread Christianity Hanford er. Croups In thu old renter* grew. tion tu the Christian*, lie was Moslem. Dear Mr. Dean: baptized In-fore lie died. beyond all previous bounds. Under these attacks, Christianity, New renter* worn set up In Egypt, Tho Seinlnulo County MlnlxtirThere Is disagreement a* tn how Caul, HriUin and Hpaln, all Inside "il Association would like to c«. many Homan* were Christians liethe Human Empire. orcN* to the flnnfnrd Herald, The rure this time. Estimates run fn in Hanford Builder, and lo fltatlor mot-eighth to one-twentieth of the Antioch Focal Point IW ART I It* It IHIYANT WTRR It* dcap nuurrclatlon for Antioch became the focal point people. One estimate often used in Heudei* Digest the space given for church new* of tho faith after Jerusalem .fell, Is 10 per cent. ami announcement* throughout the After Constantine, Christianity and III the Hccnnd Century, the Soon It will be Chrlstnmi. In mil­ agonizing death, became convinced year. Importance of Home began, to bo was thu state religion of the em­ We fully realise that this re­ pire, rarrpt for brief Intervals. It lion* of homes am iss (he country that He both was and knew Himself i ecug tilled i families and kinsmen wilt sit down to bo more than man. Hu believed presents a splendid contribution to grew rapidly, aided hy the Human Outside tha empire, Armenia, together, eat a lltllo moro than Is He was the Son of Ood, and He tho life of the churches. Mesopotamia, Persia, Arabia, Eth­ system of rominunlealloti and gov­ ood for them and make merry, Nucccvdcd, In the teeth of every , W f would like to thank fltatlo*. ernment. iopia, Edessa and even India had here will be a alight, temporary. opposition, ridicule and persecu­ WTRH publicly In your paper also Christian churches. Hut the move­ Country Coe* I'agan yet perceptible all-round rising of tion. In communicating that belief for the time donated to tns church ment waa not all one way, Several In the empire It was a rlly re­ the temperature of human kindli­ to other*. ea. The Btatlon donates the tlm* Oriental god* caught the Imagina­ ligion. HPnt»*n" tnraii* “country­ ness. What Jeaua did caused men to for tho morning devotional*, the tion uf the Homan*. Mithras camo man.14 Outsldr the rinplre, mlaWhat docs it alt mean? For a worahlp what He wa*. For what Avo Marla hour on Sundays, and from Persia, l*!s camo from slottarlrs reached the rhlef* of bar­ minority, Chrlslmaa la a religious He did created In Uioae who were the time for the RumUv morning Egypt, Cybele, Qreut Mother of barian tribe*, ninny of which were commemoration, the highlight nf witnesses of It—and In those who broadcasts fth* churches paving the (loda, came from Phrygia. menacing Home, Converted, auch tho Christian year. For a majority, came to learn of It only bv heart only for the lino service.) Rome had her own pantheon of a chief would order Imptlam for It la merely a feast and a holiday say—a cnnvlctlon of what He waa. The churches deeply appreciate gods. And In the effort to make HI* whole tribe. In that way fit, and Is kept by them because their The conviction waa ao Intense that all of thla enurtusv. thu empire work, emperor worship I’atrkk, who reached Ireland In fathers kept It, because their oarll- they regarded Ilia ealstence on Blnrerelv, A.D,, made Hint country, one etl memories uf celebration and earth as Infinitely .tho moat Impor­ was started. Thv Romans tolerated W. P. Brooks. J r . other goda, But the Christiana said of the great centers of Christian family reunion go hack to Christ­ tant thjng that had ever happened. Preaidant, fletnlnolo mas Day. . , Not only did they try to alter their their (lod waa the only aod. They faith and Irnmlng. County Ministerial The “ Christian myth": that t* own Uvea—to live, however unsuc­ Rv 600 A.D. ChrT*ll»nltv was the refuted to worahlp the emperor*. ___ Association. That itemed subversive to the Ro­ fglth of the whole Mediterranean how “ clever" men refer to the body cessfully. aa Ho had lived-but in mano, Christiana were persecuted world, and waa reaching nut far nf Christian belief out of which the many cssci^they deliberately alectby th* lufferlng* and f-iggcdle* because they refused what learned beyond It tu other lands. But three Chrlatmaa h a st rlaea. BOt before that affect them Personally, ............ ............... Jt 1 to tho Romans ordinary loyalty to was trouble. All wanted one, uni­ we dismiss tho “ myth" there are and women — InsttacUvaly -------- yely close cloae theli fied faith, But Ideas differed. certain historical facts which wo history. It tuppeneo, tho emperoro. should do well to remember. can altar tho fact. hearta to other tragedies avary At first, persecution woa local. There wer« msnv heresies—Arl­ Tho Brat Is that on a specific doy For thla wonderful man, whom •• *r#at aa their own an . It might be severe at one time and ans, Donatists, GntnUes, Monophy- there wa* horn In tjie mhuacr-nf " thoie of ua who call ourselves W WW IBI thoaa immediately around them. A ■Itaa, Montanlsta, Manichaeana. St. AugusHne Was, at ono time, a poor Inn in Judea a child called Christian* believe to have boon perfect Ibelay tyould not ahut hla Jesus. He wai n o t.a prince or a moro than man. possessed aa attri­ heart InmmIt protection. He would tlon* and hasten th# tha day da; whan or a warrior. He was not bute which wo know from our own with others and give himTho Arlaiu converted many of astatesman man will wl racofnlsa the folly member of a conquering race; Ho exporienco to bo utterly bayend the *#H unceasingly to relieve aad IUCthe Urbar'ana and (aussd Irtn hle wrote no booh, raised no artistic capacity violence ica and Isam to live toget of human naturo. Ho pos­ cor M m . aa peiKtful. cIUm m s W n r for osnturlss. Tha Mononhyaltea monument. Hla year* on earth were sessed on infinite capacity for bye T N whole meaning of Christreached Rthlomi In tho flth Cen­ that enabled Him to regard few and lived I ... obdOMs mea, the (nlracle of Christ’* birth tury and the Ethiopian* have h**n ure. conquered provlm at tv try othar scure. Ince. Ha wa* tha hastvan* with the Chrlatlana ever since. Th*4 rtaa aarded hy cultivated and aduand aa our loadInhuman hfitery* “ d M eans had many anyMa of ca__ ted contemporaries a: ' • “ “ h u 4. Its trust in Thao trianlua, a Fenian ralljHvn. of no consequence. As a matter of •tudsmta nrofaaa tn see Man- proaslc history. U U to celebrate trait* In tho Alhlganalaru Oils man's b U jl th atw e «U down barn _Ft»ao* who were . »t»b that Ml thmjwbo stood laM M flf them. Ij o t hy fire and sw ord if. Sanford Forum The little Lord Jeiu * laid down Hla sweet head) The it a n In the sky, looking down where He lay, Tha little Lord Jc iu i, asluup on j the hay. The cattle are towing, thu poor Baby wake*, But little I-ord Jriu i, no crying he make* i love Thee, Lord Jesuit look down from tho aky, and atay by my cradol till morning U nigh, near me, Lord Jesus, 1 ask Thao to stay CJesa by me for evtr and Iovo na, I* PfM/l >■, all ve natlona rise the triumph of the tkyoi By Anno S o u th O Little Ton n Of nelhtehrm 0 little town of llethlchrm, Haw Itill wo .ee tliun He! Above the deep and ilreamloi. alceti The allenl ■*urn go by; Yet In thy dark »treet« Nhineth The everlasting light: Thu hupea and foura of uiL the year* Ar* m«t In •igti F ar Chrl.t I. burn uf Mary, M. And gathered alt uhove, While mortal* »lc«p, tin* angels keep Their watch of wond'rlng luvu O morning itam. together Proclaim the holy birth, And praise* slug to Hod our King. And iwaco to inun on earth, 1low silently, how silently, Thu wondrous gift I* given: So Hod Impart* to liumun heart. The blening* of III* henven. No ear niav hear HI* coming, Hut in this world of slu, Where meek .mil* will rucolvo Him atilt. Tin dear Chrl.t enter* In, O Holy Child of Bethlehem, Descend to n* we pray, Cast out our sin, and enter In, He bom in u* today, Wa hear the Christmas angel*, Tha great glad tiding* tell; 0 rome tu u«, ahldo with us, Our Loid Emmanuel. Dory to thoa newr-bom King! ‘ « on an earth and mercy mild. too mil *d and olnnor* reconciled! (Christmas 195V) The chubby old man with the sled and the deer Had a delicate problem aa Christ­ mas drew near. He hod to find presents, the right uncs. to carry Down to the White House for Ike and for Harry. The latter ua* leaving, his trou­ ble* all through, But Ike faced inure trouble than Ike over knew So Sants Flail* fiddled and fum­ bled and fussed And dug down in his bag till his heard was all mussed. Fur anyone else what he picked might be simple: A drum for n boy; for o girl a deep dimple. But Hurry and Dwight needed special good care. Since soon one would be in and one wouldn't be there. But Ike Is the heir to a national debt Which he'd like lo reduce bul maybe can’t yet. The headaches he faces, while not a surprise. All add up to money: the aid for allies, The war In Korea, Inflation, the fight Against Cummunl.t tactics, un­ seen and in sluhl. “They're lough," laid old Santa. “ I wish I could ice "A magician or two to put under hi* tree. " I know he could use an ludclitrdnr.x chaser “ So maybe I’ll give him a red Ink eraser. "F o r thr unasked advice he'll he getting for free "From people wlm think Ihcy know better than he. “ Some earmuffs might help, or a cave with no phone: “ And a cave would be handy when brickbats are thrown. “Since Ike, who 1* nimble and hale and still hearty. "May wear himself out keeping peace III hi* party. " I ’ll give him a hammer, without showing a bruise." Bul Ihc problem uf Harry gave .Santo a .tart: Xlner the White House inhwbitants seldom depart— Tills was Die first one in 21 year*— By declining to run, Mr. Clou* was In tears. Not lieen'iso Harry was leaving, Indeed. But whnt sort of gifts do expresidents need? He liked Harry fine, always had, always would, A warm, friendly man, Ihc kind Hint's c.illnl good. Bul Harry was gulng, not much worse fur wear, SFH combing Republicans out of his hair. They criticized. i-ImMkmI him, found nil kind, of fault: Ail amazing example of verbal assault. Old Santa thought twice while he tried to unravel The problem of Harry:--“ Homo rest and some travel “ Should do for a starter. Ami then? Now let’s see. “ Whnt would I want the most of If I could he hr? “ A long life, of eoor»e, and a strong voice ho loud " I could make myse'f heard on the furthermost rloud. " I ’d make the Republicans hear me. They’d learn “ How a roosting ran moke an cffrrllvc slow burn.41 But Snnlo knew Harry might also keep busy Dashing off miles, when he go* In a lluv, Tu critics of music and critics nf Harry. “ I can give him," thought Santa, "n gift he can carry, "Some envelope., paper and stamn* bv the peck "To notify those who arc pains In his neck." Now Snntn fell better. Ills mind wa* at real. For Ike and for Harry ho wlahed - a l l the bust. • fw » ■a4nW« h a m The Real Mean in# Of ChrintmaH f ’- I S C ' r * “ mrUSTSi ini igM tlSnk, aod a#*4 matter- »> �I l » f i m |U>M OU H Mbs Saver Honored With Coffee, Shower CALENDAR OF W EEKLY SOCIAL ACTIVITIES fill- PERSONALS Wed ( LAKE MARY ,i i*ifd,.i i * ,V i* m • i * 1r•i * ■' i ’ ; t t . k' d l >fi if* •rt *................ . • ' i pt* ' lit* .1 )' tt - 'T . l ' ■* * *■ll ." »l Mi l ' "* I * - *i» * -i I • I' ., • I ,i . . . . * . , • . , ' I *'" ilk .‘ in in* ll I I " ' 11*^. Kulii rls 1!(inured ’Ail’i IVnucll Piirh l I, , , I | Hi I " '. 1 la* . i a , a , t ll "I All \i . s ,|KW Hat \l 'Ti, a . f V-i. 1 . I a III* * .......*11,*■r \t< W < , " *1 II w * U >r. i , i. ' . * VI I'l i: ' , .1 Al* |l.(, I" * I ' -I The Miracle " \ ol America v im ji Mt 1 f * 1M• >H linvv tl 1 h'H LL 41 1 1 1 m. h »n M <1v H |t "fn ' |«L| V \i i i a I' u \ h u vi »1 11nu ■klltJMf h itri .uni > i*n • \lU' it ■4111 I" "(le ttin g Hie Korean deal over ■»" t e ' * 1" ' " » 1 "t'h e>' IH e n ...... . M|m Penrose Hutchison some her work as i r e l n i f of tin* of uoanills Shi It,ink- Liny u ii l . 11 ' nil -inf «“v" ;l;» y of H Jb r murl|„ge to Ronald Eat,tor I'rrshylei inn Km eiya Misslen, wilh George Acosta. ZJ. 7 jn i ino . loii tto I.-nt * .......... . vtm (ft |*• ' |il* 1 fie' fore Christmas. (w,' ,.f (ininesvllle , ; llllll.1(vmt. will wl|| take , t(k„ place place or or year* with the ulr force and ami viaxla-1Night P' ' "’ Sin* dul l n't cnjiiv loivlny p,-i. 1i **1«I , It*' i " «t 11k11 Friends will lie yliid to burn I in --imd hoi f if e d nt Mitchell Air Force Have. ' " ' ' V . l ! ' * , , , f-.uu ',, k*',’lri ,<r.11' 1 I Snlurduy. The hostess was assisted Hlir di" ip'i tike ■ it • ttlie n do vyp get out?" . . mis T l.e and .Slleiit Myht were j(| ,.oterlululug l.y Iter mother Hull Mis, l.nttir N'lv ,s yetting foi io line' hull op tin I a * ml ul c. m ! mil ' i if" ■1 l ' ' A A- II Edmund Irlrarry, 18. I'k years 1" ‘ 11 «<>‘'d »'»d the who e school Mli( llnl <'„.«liit.g, at their horn, along ul*cly uml lias leluined to Sin -loisiiT el pi; ll,, 11mu y |,| of i JUMP 1 Id „„ Cntlinii «'..tiki,,* Drive. l>rlv<< with the air force, stationed nt H 'lcd ut the singing of tliristmns on I**"' '‘"V"' •‘" I,m-tt.. Avenue eating ITmiii ii ill-sl. wldili miwlil P*T l>" "If . f 1 Curols. 1in- iT'iit Me * l: i i Donaldson Air Force Rase. H C. While candle* were used in deco- D "1'* Hu- Ornnye Mi nmiial llos. tinv*- tiei n ti-• 11 I•v an iniliPiil .-til Mr. und Mr*. Dnvid MnrClllivurv ruling foe the luncheon which was “ When is Hie police action go­ whole she un. eonfilu-d ilur j Is unlit I •11n t und <|iIIIi* huppv a 1", ..I '. \i hn ImI1 mill I'd III , tu Ln ing to be over In K orea?" . . . of Crystal Euke, III. are spending served liuffcl style from Ihe *liu l<> ii fractured hip. | u lien dom e.li,- umtaid < aie utoninl Ml I'ltHI / ill 1' 'f| In r ' A 2C John Chris man, ID, t'v years the holidaysi with their friend*, Mr.1 lltK tnt,le. Guests were seated ut Hie pliu i>, lull -he believes tlnil In the Air Force, Wcitnver A.F.R. " ' , |■ :11 nr idi Ale. it,id Air*. It. G. tl,u k c itn*I plime I- iiiildnin -■ She is ui',Hi"i |t>illifik." |ii«i■ 'y 1"-,.T,,‘,rl"'* *>'"* A U etnull tallies lu the living room uml "When do Ihe men who stayed * " , , *"* Tluirnesari1 Ids parsi*utiiig iiiiungeiuunl wur iTlililielt, Alllitiin uml llelir>. of fililt'11,1 am tun It*. 1 vv lien a ml Mill M»' .'............ |l|*l Ml l ‘<1 ilk.- f In Ihe service afler the wur ben­ ir is Mr. und Mr*. " ■•'* Thorne ; marked will, small luldnl plum (ilistotiiu, N. (’. lire tile guests efit front veteran’s benefits, such who have arrived from Hollywood ,-nril*. 1||f lit Ml 1♦It l is l of Mrs. Draki-'s pun-nts. .Air uml t H ' l i i h i * * I I I t i l l I h K ' l y l i t 1 1«* 1 as gelling a Imims in lien of not if AV ■ • Mrs It. W. Turner for M,** hull\,« f.u un nlMtit'li s tin, | inn I, I" 1 ........... ludng aide to take advantage of T he Missess Cl Chin, uml k.liil, . Lucli yueit presented _Mi»s llut r •! m>tu n i *1M.i luru iu kI Edith Ifitlh (ii'iilths uml liui m is -w, ui**l ( 9 l . school benefits" . . . II Ku- SlK'ei s telnrt__ hid 1* tl if thirl 1 UML lull, week from I fliifik , M n p ii i*AYiii»r, l l i n l ii recipe. Thnsi enc Tillman Jr . Q.M., 13 years, Hie summer urn md i i t li t Miy i * .« * -i slieut 111 their uml also a favorite recipe. and Mr*. It K. Turn* e uml sop I IMU' «t| | i KlMs ).* | ,| I k i i H im i. S. N. ill!* 11*it 1" ii ft ini ii CleveUn dhouie. |invited to he w IHi Miss. . llutitii-on ..... .lint of I .iikeluml. * t P m i f « I* li-1-i11’ 1 1 * I t*A t ii " I understand llmre is some talk Friends of "Skit.... r" .. ............. ill J " " tuother Mrs M I oi the ' * »** i. * * i*. Mt ■ I | ut I Hill'll hi t m| j* •» »'*l • of a pay raise fur the service men I..- interested lo lenru tin,l In- en H'lteWson .......... M.,f r m. v , 1 .1 Mr**1 A\ (... Iliil. . . hi-«n Mrs. .! H. I.rc ill livid vc*ti'l'liv I ii Hilly * 'ii* ‘I •■v**i t . , m,it I and women. When arc they going lend Chin,ye Me.... . und 1,0 Misses Sue "Hon, f .................... N ,....... . ..*t ..r n * «i1 IlM'l * Ih.spit,,' J.1r " ," " 1 ,l"' liltn k iiiuf u hits i tiV *if ufi i * l is teg 'J '" ' 1 " " " U '■‘•M , Christ,„H. ............................. In i M 1 «»k .M ri ..... ................ for furtlier Mary A n ,,. Gi.li.w uy N i x e Ivu.h j u|lj|||l Vp k ,. v ..................... ................ il«!,| 11»i-11 « * ' , * l l I * si I I I ! * « v I .................. 1 *'1' M n H I t ti | t n u "i i * I .ll .If*' l "•1 .1 * 'i n' k" .• Mr... , , II|V< ushiug I: *und V',thely," . -»-»•'». M. nnd Mi .|llllK,ltl * A ,,. '•*IJlll'n't ll*Msi| ,J*M I ,| nt • .....I tl ' h w te a .. J..... M...... . « Mt • kilt' I ■ ■ stiimnu in . I* I ihlifl Mi* 1 f 1. huw II « lll Urt.-.l III, f .Hilly nn.l .......I1.-11': K'" ~ [.Afiss Then Vickery uf Key AVV-t I *M»f ii<*1 l »"IIP 1'f himmilf *hrmliS he hi. lissM f* Mini-* I 11ml -Imu, .1 u tili .| til: j himself should decides to In slnv stay ■>-* ( impel. W inter In ik were Mr til'd If 1' i in Ihe service" . . . Sul. Edgar It. uml Mrs. J>. |), Anderson uml inun told the sto re of the wtiling expected In m i n i - l iidny to speed mill lit L n * •11«I•' iT111 i f i i i ! | i n viii* *'•' • , h.-if I t i,«* lh. i. 1 .tl *, fun I ii !«• n it Ii uml « ii v !•' li' ♦ Km , U. S. Army Signal Carpi guests. Rev. and Mrs. J. ,M of Ihe hymn, " O Elttle Town ..f Die weekend, Thompson and the Misses Mitrv Itvllih-liein" and I'at Tuvlor Hud |U«t L. ill! • 1141 f»•* u it Ii. lW vears). Mlltt iMU ID V • .*1i. iiip I Mr*. .1 i*. Mitchell ph*** "How smut wo can entl this war Virginia Robinson ami Dorothy of "Silent N ig ht." Dnlnris K lr - ih I think n<\ I »n inl m mi i • i and have a free munirv In live Lee. Others en loving the enter­ read the Chrislmus Slnrv front j to visit for tin* holiday with their J»l' U UUiL « kjn i M'lH'i* Id aiiimm In?" . . . PFC James T. Culler, tainment wen* Rev. uml Mrs. I. Euke und tho klmleiyurlen nrii!|duuyhli*r und snn-in-luve, Mr, a* *1 *<• vim IwkI i in 11 |"*n iluhl \ ! •<» U.S.M.C.. Marine Barracks, Brook­ W. S cu ll uml Mr und Mrs. Walter primary eln*#es spelh-il out Christ Mrs, - Tom 'r ..... Kirkland 1- 1 1 —‘ ami ■ 1 rhlld i*„ i till' | I MM'Ir»li 11» nf ,| |>' I Jhi t I. Piper. lyn. N. Y. nms with auimutriuli, v,-rs*-s in Oiltindo tin Friday tin \ \*JI I Hi HD 11(It Ii I'M Jllfl1' VI tl h fit I C. E, M luted, who l*< a [luliclil Mvrna W lllim ns, Dtilnres Kirseli |,-UVo for ,Hui n-ulii to spend tin All of Hie hoy* stressed Htal f •" hyr f i rl In^ U m l 11►f 1•h i n"i they had tin jnteiilinn of shirking ut lluv Pines Veterans Hospital uml Robert AVelderhnltl <li*l u lliree* weekend w ill, Mr. Milt-In ll's l.,,, h.ivi imiih' '*n» h nn i* m1 "rl Imamik their responsibilities ami want t<> is showing Home improvement. Mr. ,<■>,I uni nut (t t hut It part selection nlrnut Sunlit Cluu* thcr and sister-in-law, f M| * ll I.iltlmn sco the Korean situation settled N. C. IHuiiyli is home iiynln fol­ The i-ongieyutlon ioined in Hie M l*. AV. T. Mitel,ell. I f|ii!f8* nmi Until mm ii nidi vviiiiu n "one way or another” lu Ihe treat lowing li sliolt IIIiichm at lip- For- singing of the old fam iliar enrols. inf u ! he Mi mm! lab lf (m t »«m advantage uf the world. But they nul'i l.nughton Memorial Hospital All offering whs tllk'-M li* bo tise-l ’»• <* lull Hu ‘'nu t iunu 1I14 . I" ■ Jmd wish something would hop in .SaMfiii-il. for flowers for Hharon TT-rrv. Hunif#11> iiun‘1 i i | p fll Siam. A. P. Ilrowli ronliniies erilieullv duv fk-hiad ineinla-r, wlm wn* kill ' \ 1111 fkif |* M|ih li 1 ■* Ith" f* *I Let's all Iry lo make IDEs a Merry III In Hie Hunfonl hosnilul. erl III all acchb'llt. Frliluv nnd fm Ik* nthri ifji n oil* i a iMfib'h 11m11 Christmas fur servicemen. If there Sunday evening the Com mutt Ily a get-well gift for her sister, Hun h* Ry (It*! 111' III 41 vl11f11"!f MI * I1 M1'1mi'll is a huso near your home, whv n»t Presbyterinn Church gave Its dru, win, wus injured. (""ill4* " till h«f" 1 111!• min* i 'b44v + Tin* highlight nf tin- Christm.i get your family In ask one buy tu Christm as tirogruut. S l i v e r e d At the e,inclusion of Hie imo share Christmas dinner with yuu? Christm as tree* flunki-U the rn* s,H<iiil sen on is sell, doled fur l*> |i " I<11f 11M111 /•' t Mu f* i -, nf »!iuiu grum, the chiIdi en led the vvuy to People need io be reminded that morrow night when On- I n i - * ii.iit'd mu null- I m *1 (•"•mt w i n 1* these Imys are in a fighting war triliil und vivid iiuiliseltlas were the linlles purlur where Hiintii fr,iter,illy Association eiiterliim i»ny (ii 'Mmii wlm i |m« -n t |»t <• • i mussed neres* tho rostrum. The Cluus distributed the g ift*, oiled l i h* ■nd Ihcv'ro not wearing Htolr uni with its uiinuiil Christmas *l,ini* In* iiiitifHtinn i ■» t UMUhi' forms because they look pretty. young people's choiriiled the singing under n tall tree, to the eager from 10:110 |,.„i. until if:i»i* o'clock •nim1 Min i uf u n i■ntHf *'i | n Muhin 1 Mr*. Culll* Castleberry ueteil ns youngsters. Same of these young melt will be reailer introducing llo- various mini iy I in ti*,- i,I*111iiniii **r ii**- iH'uutifui t|ni»' t unis 1 'u.hl mil iiH'l Frid ay evening k'l member* of Mtiyfnli- Inn, Tuny IV ,ex i,u*l hi* tlnfl ! Vi it Ilf I n *m!t u >ill *■"» n ♦Inur on lltvir way in Korea perhaps 1IAN TOU.HC OiHH j H0!( RJBI4! U! Util I tiers. I’at Taylor urn I I ’at Freeman the WmlmtolRtrr Fellow shin went shortly after Christmas. If yuu can Popular orvhrsiru uf Orluiulo tm- i*l ii 111Bv1 i*" leu 'I. YMil v» u |itt"u clA*r them up fur tho holiday*, were first, singing "W hile Hhi-p- Hluiut t a k e Mary singing cuiuln lu neon secured tu furidsli music for uml talk ri! ««• Hi'iiliiiiciit nits your lime will lie well spent and Herils Wnlclieil Tlielr Flock* l>y shut-ins nnd elderly folks. mill >n» mill'll i tu»i iim»«I |rhi|»Ip dancing. N ig ht." followed by n neeni, " T h e Sunday afternoon, Mr. and well remembered. Mr*. A. II. Diixlnir)' it* president lmv«* u KinuikniK nh n lh* i p '^ u»imi* S t a r " by Dolores Kirseli, Put FreeMr*. P. D. Anderson utn-nded lb, And for those bo/s you know Ihinji vi*ry with ii ji' i 'RU o f the association, selves us ijiuii Christmas T ree. Mr*. A. It. Hogue man of Hie dance cumniittee «n*l wlm {i I__ITT. In Korea, and other outposts, why thf'li rhmiii*. 03288114 • •••••»« A faraixausi fitKot •*.•••» • not go all out doing extra special uf Orlandu give* curb veur tu «umc Is tu-lng HSsisteil by Miss Mini Mlli fiu't, th* M' h ii ifi'ili'lttl fi'rl them? Perhaps kindnesses for your of huw miserable you feel when 100 underprivileged children. The Anno (ittlluwuy and Ml** l.ila j.ef iiigf Unit tiii,n ,*r* 'MUiiHiiiiiK <hnvn little Isst-minute-remembered gift you must traipse through mud on aunuat a f f a i r tu»k idare In her Her, itiTiiratlng emu mil tee; St, - I IKit! NIIN|lirMlllA n inni I II l|inI 4ii(| last-mi time a rainy day when you are unpru- garden with Bantu Cluus o f f ic i a t ­ M. I*. Riilmrn J r . , invitation*; uml wli«*n mi miinml i Iuimii 'I Liiki* lu will not get S I'I C C IA I. 1’I l i t i s I M A S Christmas but ? present wl arcd for tno elements: think now ing. Following till* oxigram thn Hubert Blllhlmer, reservations. bt t‘ a *littlo him.'* be Avelcomcdi by any ar of those young unary and dluy you get when you Anders,ms called on Henutor and Il'ji lli« |n l lnv« i i si Ini h ip ill Mrs. Duxhiiiy pointed out this men whenever they receive li. Get can't get home In time for your Mrs. M. 0 . Overstreet. Mr*. II. M morning that all pledges, incrnhoi* fuiilt, win* miyi*. Aw far »•« tin* unirr the tnei . your tngotl and alrnu jou r group together airmail dinner, and think how cold you feel Robinson and lastlv on “ S k in n e r " nnd nlunuil must liuve paid llu-ir III ii 1m nn* cniii'i'iliril, fin* lint! th**Y rds or o share a cabl._ when your root doesn't scctn unite Nelson, who I* a patient ut the CW stmai cards dues In full tu be ipialified tu a t ­ inumlly iimkr miuiii* nott i»f un mmha boys b< HHaajje to Ihs you knAw at warm enough on a bad winter day. Orange Memorial Hospital, t*•I |K*utt' mid hri'l ul) riifiit. tend till* danre. Penrose Hutchison Honored At Luncheon B 1 ,, J. vi« i • - * i I1 • !;•■*i ,' i." I .. Ii.it, ,l .1 .> ., v’l-.'t 1 tag*- *-f 'I n '.......... I'll,- Mid These Women a-- p P*‘gc • , r r , K £ : . « .... ^ ........... ......... I IP'tJ M* !»*»•. . 1 .*, It . p- . .M i-f d V|k l> 1 ! l » . |*.t !»» i m> t • 1 *> * i ,|Hi, .. 1. 1 ’ , .* l * hi .»* • ,J» he nn *«1 *1" •» l!* m „ ii uii 1 VJ. t * * - ll »(• *. Vi ' 8 * it *1 .u S d » » i. | i ,,* s I mil • I \| i \ fnir ........... li ................. ti ,.it ,t I,* • ii* m *1 ’.V.1 ■ . .11, M • n and f Mi alifh*' . . "f. i . | • n , 1. . 1 in . V\ 4 1 » ......e.-.nmi o..... .'I liridcsmaidii Arc Honored At Luiuluton MONDAY Miss Jenn Saver was honorct' , , ... . . . f The First Baptist Training L'nl- ..n Monday night with nn after , Ml** MarK,e tt arinoth h«* left Chestir. S. t to u *lt her fn • The Prayer Meet In* Service nt 0„ Worker’s Council will t-ir lt> ut dinner coffee and miscellaneous f,or Ily for the Chiislmus holiday. the First Hoptist Church will In- 7:oo p. w|„, „ c„verod .lish tu|>- honor L'iveii l>y Mrs. I, K. South A l u l 7130 p.m. per In tiie Memorial Kiloeution wiiril. Mis. Homer I.lttle and Mrs Alfred IKmilney at the Suuthwim1 Mr. urn! Mrs. II. .1. Tit,haw are j ’he Executive Committee uf the Building. home in Hone Court. White chry­ spendiny some lime in Coidele, (in First Baptist Training llninn will A pulillc Installation of the Or* and Willi icliitive*. meet in the Chap*I ufier the I'ray- tier of the Eastern Star will hr santhemum*. deep red . . . roses . rr Meet Ini; service. held at 8:00 p. m. ut the Jin-u tie ’,il\ere<l leaves dee united lire room. Mr. and M is. Ilowunl l.indipdsl It h.xllAI ■nnd eointiilied with the ligated tree nod -on Chuhhy llu ffei have left THURSDAY The Chupel Choir will hold re . ,u fu' " ' a Chlistinns theme. An 11:00 o'eluck Christum* ------- oh- , „ ,. , - < A henlul tlieoie wu« Used in tile for A-lduml. Wise, to ,piaol the servant*- will lie held by Taylor hetiraal ul the M ist Ili4 *t,*t thun-li diliioy ii*ooi with the table briny hulidny* with his pun-nt*. Knights, in the Menooinl Edoeutional lluihl %,»veli-i| with an Italian riitwork Commandcry No. J8, 1.1 . Col. ami Mrs. W. F. Runyi Templar. iny Assembly room ut p. hi. cloth nod centered with white junim, silvered leaves uml tube- and «oi» Ilow unl lan e arrived fnou lose*. Gig Med wtdte tapers east r Alluatu lu spend the holidays w ill’ their ila iiy litii MU- I'oiotbv Hun ,oft ylow over the table, I lie coffee service veils presided Illy V IR G IN IA P. A N D E R S O N | ov.s by Mis. Ernest Southward liy VIVIAN IIROWN Syt. mi,I Mrs Walter Holme* s __ . ami assisting her was Mrs. \Villire vlsitiny for the holidays with Miss Mai y Virginia Rol.lnsor ^»D>w»id. Sened writj, tlo AP Nrwsfeaturcs T X Z coffee were si,mil ‘individual hrldal I Purenls in I’avdet. S. (’. and left Thursduy for Tennessee L-s will, cakes, open fared sandwiches and'«.t" 1 ............ " ,t4 American servicemen stationed she will spend the holiday.......... S I „ 1 o u t, ' . over the world inluht have good tier aunt. ; saltedI nuts. ... ,, ,, ■> ,, Ihiriity the evening several run_ vltlles fur Christum* dinner — Mr. and Mm K. 0 . I' , ' l(*sts were enjoyed with peir.es he►'oy,l ( oope, a -tuderM a Mu succulent turkey, gravy nnd plum llruvo In JtirkjiUllvlllt** Mldu> . I X l» A k * W IL h f . ih itn.l Vll. v ImrliiT h i n | | f| f«» in pudding — and all the glamor that *. #,i . l|«r mt|u \\\<n K^n*11*-ky, Ihh utilv«s| lu ^prml tl»» {he U.S.O. can bring to them In vrhm* thi*y pirkiil up ttu*ir j*«»n .. (he way of entertainment. Hut their IhMights are nearer lo their hearts h? ," f ...H 'J " I"; ;V ' ‘'" " .‘t: / .L . ‘ ta t’liOLs entered tothe musi, Mrs. R. h toopei. 8l(nta Cluus” ami tlWn their slnmnchs, and tho uni­ « U t the Naval Air Station. Pen iiWalter Sneed and cola, nnd Is rmw eiijoylnc his first . wui, to r . . . , versal thoiinht is tu yet hack to and Waller, of Mom's kitchen and their own gang. rnrlmiirh. aifts. She was also yUm a yifl , V ,lh vpeetid to arrive lo i This was Ihe Idea conveyed by a Mr, and Mrs. Win. I.effler sjM'nl ,,f s||v,.t |,v tin- hostesses. j D.iytomi an Croup of seven hoys who were the weekend in Diuiedlo with their Those invited to he wilii Miss I l hr liollitii)* with Mrs guest* of the U S O at a luncheon friends. Mr. and Mrs. Hurt. Saver were her mother, Mr*. II. N .1 ,4 !*»• •*•nr -.Mi . and Mi*. F I at which Mrs. Dwight Elsenhower Miss Elcnor I.oiler, who i“ head Saver, Mi's, .lack Fox, Miss. IV. |i ■■ " made her first public appearance mistress of the (iunstun School Hofmiinn, Mrs. P. II. Tepsle, Mr* HI I -v !l»l Vs. M. 1,1.1 M, and M i-. Hi, hard Seeoiil since Ihe General becalm- ITcsl near lluRlinore arrived Friday lo M. N. Chweliind, Mrs. Chillies l,c and dauyhli'i II* It* \na have ae k ,t t > * nil 1 S t I • * I S u f i i f I, I** dent-Elect. rpeiiil tin* holidnvs with her lielle. Ml*. Cooper, Mrs. W. I . ...... , i lived ft mil Kent, tl. to -pend the nt t In* !| t r ul ^ nt h i t - < hi * r ,i ,i j The service men loved Mamie Jr., Mis. H , ................ 111*' I Is when she added In lira 1st tty Ihe friends. Mr. and Mrs. A, N. Scott lliooks . 1Clnlstm ns liolola} vvitii Mrs. He " u t i l i|lt * it « llltrl Friends uf l.crov Huinnhrev. son Mr*. I Isle 1looylas, Mrs. Itohei I curd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John I f i l l I I ( ( ' h - ' 1*1 ! I I ' - i n P . M , m i l . ami you all know UJj.O. that William*. Mrs, Kenneth Iterry of Mr. uml Mrs. E. I.. Huiniihruy Nurmi* 11mi tlin 'in* ii M »•'!' * *i fnn It*. wWrc w # re my John Is." And the boys Kil k admit they are keeping their fin- will la* yliid to hear that he is Mrs. William K e n n ed y. Mis. ninkiiiy u ymid recovery, folluwltiy i Royer-, Mis. Rol>eri Howell, Mrs yers croasrd th jt President Elect Mr. and M i*, li F. W riyhl am' Eincnlmwcr's trip will be a success. a tonsliceloiny ut Holiday lluusu in Jnlm Callahan, Mrs. A. J . Peter- dlMiyhter. Mi>* Helen W rlylit of Orlando, Friday. sun, Mrs. |l. Wayde Rucker, Mrs. In anv case even if it doesn't briny Huvnlinah, N. t aero expected t' the Korean war to an immediate Dec. HI. the reyular P-TA meet. : ? S S * * '',. arrive u irlve today Imluy f*u me the ,nun m ull n,ye laye of 1rml, and they don't expect It will, lay preceded the school's Christ-1 Its I \ NT III \ l u l l HA Jo JfT1,1.*, |,a^if aT Dwlr son Rol.e it Wiiylil to Ml • M.p - " glHTIISHRI I.IT j $Hujt they arc nil In agreement Hint “ U mas proynini. The singing of "O \P New * frul or r» (Aril cl Is Just what the boys need . . . a l ittle Town of llethleliem" opened K|r»lvy. Mrs. t.eorge Andrew 1 know a woman win, doesn't great morale booster . . a Ihrral the meetiliy which was short. R e-1 Morrison Mr. ami M m . Ralph Cordell uml hut.s to the Communist thcorv that iH.it wns made that memlwralilr ' ! |v* V,0r‘0"-„,^Mrs three eliildrea, Durvviiid, J e a n ami lik. pi'ts. Hot mo-!l\ p* **|*le \<it Ii . el | 11 ml. I,. Americans arc soil . . . a look see list had now tootled im>. Action ^ " 'V * Southvvaid. Mr*. William Will Harry, of Hartwell, tin, nriivrvl *• lit..-- u uiio*i , *i . u" lie nt first hand that will help the en was taken on the increase In dues Houtbwiiril nnd the hostesses. (hi* mol nitty to spend the holiday >'h* -!*> - n* i,- * *t.!». in, ■ i,l< l<S| picture." uml the Pcnnv Drill nmouiited tu with Mr. and Mr*. J . It. Cordell Koren is uppermost in the minds fg.l-l. At tile eolieluslon of the u l . i i o i l in s e t - - it i * *- to *. I,* * p i n Mi. and Mis. II. hi. Cordell ami pi I i c l i n g s . \ | l , | .t ie u* v*■'i« of mosl servicemen lodny, partic­ business, Ihe president, Mrs. Ralph M i. mid Mi s, J o e lv**k*'. ularly the younger boys wlm do mil Will inms turned the meeting over ,*. I, p a --iiiliii 11 pi npue an h ■l • expect to make a career of lltc to the pruyiiwii roiumlttie. The I 1at millions nt pi npie who ibni'l Miss ilrttv lllllltei i- visltiliy liei nrmed services, L-t all i*iin>l a.mil al'i'iil .111101,1 Prlmuiy ltli\thin Hand. Ie,| by — — — | pin cuts. Mi. and Mi I, G. Hunt A mieslloit put to llicsc laiys . . un- -el.n d to a,null ,t Adelle Alliny. presented Severn1 Miss Mamie Cushing entertain »t their home on Elm Avenue "What Is the most Importnut I hi non,un. I Ini -1*-ii to -uv . (•'*■ lodidays. Sh. will leture i - 1* 1 uti*1 of I Ip. . , 11**f *•1 1oolites ipiestlou in lhr serviceman's mind aptmipi late seleetioiia and then ed on Monday ut 1:00 o'clock with was a yioup of ruadinys. Gayle luncheon nnd kitchen shower to New Turk this weekend to re brought raesc these answers; answers: today oroiiyni |........ y .. ; y ..... y , u lllIHlleon r w d it u nio, toil, onto Isom c tin* WEDNESDAY TEEN TALK '. V , T O R II I l l 'I i Al He, .* i*i. * i.... . i ti,. i** 11i * , i, ’*i.. ii- -it *‘<i i p* .,* i II ivli ! vi .*1|l |MII id i n i ' n! k- ' |. In -f * »n*l 11-I Mil t•>1 If !• i in 1 c.n< I, • I 1t. X ■ogtaest J H i t n . .Tasu^rezmsaacfl For Y ou! ’•jssr.siLt:.x. , 11 \\ i i :t\ • V"T... . I lj;in I •ii Ii i a ;i Vi ( lei* < ( i i i d e '.H Inter-Fraternity Group To Have Dam e lh.lt \ LAST TIMES TONIGHT ! fw ?GycK * \ I { n 11 > <t li AI -l> l VII I n i i \ I Vai ls \ M l s i I I i l l Ii S I II lit I s L i i U ’t 'U 'l s TlllUtSDAY AND FRIDA> ! R ______ front. If you want to get yourself In the spirit of the thing, think of how frightened ymi get when a car narrowly misses hitting you; think When you’ve thought about these things, multiply th«m by a looo and perhaps you'll have a small idea of whal It feels like to be at tho front on a cold Christmas day. If In Doubt. . . Give A Gift Certificate ^ »J**J*«$► *1* ^ *J*♦$*«J* ( locks Necklaces «$♦♦> *{•*1**1*♦J**J» f Under the Christmas Tree ■AXSONU. ST.UNIUA I Jollier?' NEVA'S _ C ART'ODN - - S I H l R T S SA LFO RD - O RLAN D O H IG H W A Y .Mui.se I foxes CHRISTMAS nt Will* i( • rl<ii>in ml Ouf| |>'f l« *l| *1 »l li#4 It*# h Ik ' i <*! spy ■♦• |h4 .(»■ 8 A. M. til 8 P. M. * • « ! finbJim MJaimi W o h l h * i*. * n u | mm a lt o. U>it P»«li nJ MirpoMi »** I**'*! mJ f«ti U|i*« «m! i *1 »•*' 04mtl>mrf •»<! htn Kxiatr ihi* <« D»<i4«4Jf hilla***! , , , ih»n tea, aktf mmim t«li mU t,* (h*>«am '• *•"— >1 tl UO. *3 BO ,r J Phone 1093 for appointment > •a CKJ G«* |n<it 1*4*f 1 BOOKS Florida Bank Building Knives riictm 'ico iq a j We Will Take Candid Pictures Of Your Homu from Y ow elis G ift Certificate With Best Wishes of I 'H M t .H VM Phone 1003 H fU U 4 ik t HAPPIN M0V1ELAND C4 H L E JEWELRY Ojii'ii till lit f 1 1 :0 0 to n ig h t AVesl F irst Street '* Iti Phono I'JUI l *,lts fil * , I i: v - ■ m ^r �7 7 'i m n w p ^ M' i u'n ■*j i «««« i nr. THE A M E R I C A N (FI V NOHTII POLE I* - Well, chil­ dren, you ran go to bed now. Santa t ’laus Is nn his way In your Ily C Y M illA I.OWItY house. He has your address In his Al* Nrwxfcsturrx Writer porket. These traditional end-uf-thoHe and his eight reindeer took yoar selection of men nml wntnen off frotn a snowy runway Just nt don't have a category for the twilight. And right this minute they "houscwlfe-of-the-year. Hut nnr are zooming through the skies will, Inwn-lmrn wnrnnn hut horn mih-tly your Christmas presents faster endowing that p»|>ulnr nml fro* Taster ... and faster. (Ulontlv maligned nrriipnlion with Ilu) of eourse he ran't mine down mco, Intoreat nml glamor. your chimney until you are sound rr rmmo it Mnrnio Ucrievn asleep. There was a lot of excitement thnlil Elsenhower. Shu it fit. years old, hut horn married to nt the North Pole this morning, the annio man for .'Id year*, it n I ran tell you. Here's what hap­ tnothor and a grnndmcthrr mid pened: The eight reindeer trotted paitv she's never wanted to ihlnc ex­ cept In tho reflected light of her nut of (heir hangar at dawn and husband. She hat never hoen In- In their antlers "Hold still, you little reindeer," 3 toreatod in n career of hrr own. but rhe's potto tied * of profes­ Santa Clans tied tinkly jingle hells sional skills nt helpmeet and said Mrs. Santa. "Why don't you hoiteaa to a man who will hold act more like a Christmas tree? You don't sea a Christmas tree what It probably the mntt im- Jumping while it is being iortnnt position In the world: decorated,around do you?" ’retldont of tho United Staten. A hundred little elves then tied Young Queen Elisabeth hat n rope to Santa Claus’ log red Spent a lifetime of training to sleigh ami hauled il from the eqult) her for the potltion "he In­ hangar, A hundred other elves be­ herited early In 11)52. Mamie gan piling the sleigh full id presents Elsenhower, traveling at her for all the hoys and girls in the . husband's tide through the yeart, whole world hat alto received yeart of tpe“ I never saw so many presents,” rial traininir, all of whirl) will said Santa, shaking his head. ho nteful and importnot in the "More children every year I don't climax of her huthand'n inreer, know whether my old sled will the period to he "pent in lie* hold them all this year " And then II happened- yes. right While House. Aa llie wife of n military career at that moment. (Tr-r-r-e-rk, man, the hat kept lioute all over rr-a-a-o-a-a ck' One runner broke, the world, under condition* rang­ and the big slolgh sapped to one ing from iliffirolt to pluth. She side, spilling Christmas gifts Into ha> entertained at functiont at the snow “Oh. dear! Oh, dear!” said different at a simple afternoon May Itv Do rani party nml the moat formal Santa Claus. "What a time for ,nv m functiont. Site hat learned to lie sleigh to iireak down Whal will nn attractive guest In tiinple 1 do now?" "II certainly would he terrible homes nml pnlncet. She undernil the children In the world alamlt when to he self-effacing If :i ; woke up tomorrow and found you il m Ihi? *ni»tli«ht to nmy florn ly t|||.ir prwnln/'auroinl Mrs Santa i • n akin fm If ir“ t It lthl.to l" 1' 1vaJ)on then hip weather a"•"."e. definite com,. [l|am.a fr()([) „ sohter A) off smoothly. Monde hltimhowi-r i Furcc |t(,w „vrr „ al||| •f** '*• , , , . I landed on Santa I'laut' private NF.W YUIIK in Sinn Mtixlld lind first lady I* neither awed nnr runway . and the pilul stepped out a',,,tiler title umli-c Ids belt tnilin A|,|„,i,-,,lly the nations next m,,| snluled first lady is neither awed or, "Are yon in any Irnuhle. Mr"" iiifti tin* reli'a.e of the tin.,I *'ill >>f uf lit-in I Natl,innl l.eague stilt,-tie* terrified in route,npliiting (he he asked. next period in her life, to ho , Santa pointed nl the broken run for 11,”>2 The hard "ix'kinp SI la,nix Card spent in n fith-taiwl. After ull,'per on his hip sleiph the Klsenhowert have spent the | The Air Force pilot Imiked nl it inilalx' xlalwnrl nuntdled the high­ est senior l<Mn, xh,going percent'e'e Inst several years in the piddle and smiled i p ami, a« the admitted, Ihey'vn | “ Oh. that isn't such a disaster, for Hu* sixtl, straight year Hix I ’>?*. was both become accustomed to being sir." he said "Why don't you lei av e rage last season. • tinged with security precautions, us lend you a modern jet hnnihe ". somewhat under par for the not Friends uf Inna standlnp have and you can deliver your prrsrntx fielder first li tseoinn who holds I remurkrd npuln nod upuin that in It Aflcr all. that slelpii is rather the all time Nl, '.logging record of one thlnp that pientrt them par* old-fashioned, and your reindeer f,7!l Associated Press Intmlnt'onx re tlculnrly about Mrs. Eisenhower; ar** probably peltinp old and slow la that the years and the glory |n**d could use a rest this year " lenseil Inst October al‘ o hnd Mil haven't chanped tier a hit. She Santa hesitated lie walked over slnl the Nntinniil l.engue’ i slogging remains iinprelentinus, fiank rsml I n,s<^ jmlled each reindeer on Its lender with an Identical .VtH figure, 111,ok Knurr of Hu* Chicago f'uhs —most important— herself. She •nuzzle. has the pa>‘ smile, the informal ' "What do you think?” he asked, was second with a M l average word and llm pleasant sense o f ' "Do you want In slny home and followed liv Ted Kloxrewski of I'inrinmitl, ..Vifi. It.ilnl, Klner of I’lttxhumor with whirl, the hat hack-|re*J. "'I* year?” slopped Ike un the sometimes! I lie reindeer slmnk their bends, liurgh and Hrmihlvn’x fill llm b'e*. :,no mi,-|, Hati Knlder. Iliooklv,,, incky loud fiom army llrulenaut f11" ' '*•*( lears rulled mil of llielr !!I5 and Kid finrdnn Itimfnil, TKT to live star general and then brown eyes. I'hcy loved.their Joh of Pulling pulling Ihe the hill lilg old fas),lone,I Klner, for the second slralgltt tomt„under*in-elilcf. From lung practice, shu la ablu sleigh through Hie skies each vear, received Hut most liases on to I,crept prncefuliy presents, Christmas. They looked forward In In,lls, l It) lloitkie Fildie Mathews of the paean* <>f iirntiirlrul praise, Ihe Irlp all year lung. "No, thank yon, I don't want Hnston llrnves struck out the most ;h«rr» of multitudes. With poise your let bomber,” Santa Claus told times, fir, Slid pood humor she makes short airplane idiot, "We’ll make out speeches of thanks anil sto „« IInhethe old fashioned way I've never III iium In TI ih NfWH luitlifullv to an old preference disappointed the children yet. ami to let her husband do all the I won't now." II) IIOII ANTHONY speech*,oak lop. She lias a definite He called for his favor, 1,- black philosophy about her life, and II smith, a grimy elf named Mr My wife ttollle nml I received jeVolvi-H two thlupsi lit-lnti flex­ Forge, nod asked him If he could the lonit wonder fill ( ‘hrislntna ible and never plaimiriK too fur fix The present piiSHlhte when our daoghhe sleigf sleigh. ahead. Her entire aim is to niuka _____ " I cann fix anything," said Mr t , r wns t„irn Inst Friday night nt life easier und more pleasant for Forge, 'I can even fix a television Toll |i.m. We think she is the most her hush:,ml. set. Ix-Zt lit if ill little g ill in the world I.eft In her own devices, she 'Hut whal will you use to make lind we I,live minted her l.imht Isn't I.......Ilfferrnt from the aver­ a new runner fur my sleigh?" Kionti. to,tile mid 1,1,0la came age middle-aged homemaker, Hho asked .Santa, home from I In* hospital yesterday "An Icicle, of course," said Mr and we extend n cordial invitation Is primarily concerned with her administrative duties l„ making Forge, Impatiently. "What else?" for nil nnr friends to come visit So a dozen elves climbed op lo us during this holiday season at a home, Is devoted to her grand* thlldrrn, ami has every woman's the North Polo amt knnrked off our home on finuth Hanford Ave­ vital Interest In clothes, For* the hlggeit Icicle Ihey could find, nue. I.irnla weighed fi pounds Ft Innately, she also has a trim, iftrr the Icicle had been fixed so minces amt was 1H inches long t wouldn’t melt, Mr. Forge firmly when she wax horn. Kite has her nailed It lo the sleigh with a silver mommy's liulr and her daddy’* Le gal hammer. Then the rest of- the none nod mouth amt right now till presents were piled on. s t a t u „ r k i .o i u i m , t o , she does is sleep ami eat. j p i i v n u : it . i i m n v i f K , As tho little reindeer leaned Will, the Christmas spirit nt Its l K« ' e » t r e s l d r a r e a s * against their harness and the a g g r e s s um Wn . jw m , peak nml greetings of the festive sleigh began lo move, Hie Air Yin, are tieri-Oy uotirint ,1ml A'lM Prowl, k. hss tiled null for divorce Force plane took off nn the ronil- season In-lug exchanged every­ tsslli.1 III (III- I'lnnll Court way ahead of them. Thai made the where, I feel It Is iijinrnprlnte in for Hto»|„o|<i roini,y, Florida, unit little reindeer angry. t ring von, through this column, >0,1 ore hereby re,, Hired lo tils "Old and slow are w r?" snorted •wo Christmas messages which jierso,tally or by attorney, will, tbe t'|rrli of said Court. your written Homier to Ulllzen. "Id’I's show that have hi'i'„ sent to tint men ami defense. If any, lo Km On bill Mil of Of u coni* airplane our heels." women In the Armed Services alt idalni filed In asld cause by the And that is Just what they slid. ever tin* world. Thu first message l i l h day of January A, I). It i l l Herein fall nul or J,id«m*n, w||'jl be K ilter and faster their little hooves wns sent tn the Herniary nf the rendered h r del default . .. . . . aanlnel __ ______you iu fiy twinkled In the clear frosty air, Navy for delivery to nil concern­ Witness my hand and the seal . of and soon they overtook the big ed and It rends as follows: "To said t’oori at Hanford. Hemlnnle Mem County, Florida, lilt a the ISth day tmbormr airplane and passed It, Tha Armed Farces of tho United of Pei ember ........ Inullng their bells am) Inughlng. Htatssi Another Christmas finds (>. I*. 1114It Nt ION Clark, Waving goodbye (o the airplane, so very many of you far from bn (1, t.sii,,ardy tho merry old aalnl In tho driver's home on battle stations nr stand­ f t ! oiolrufr-Parkins IlMg. ing guard fur the protection of seat laughed, too. AtKorney (nr I'lslnlltf. "You can’t beat -Santa Cleus," our country, mid I want you to lit laid, "so you might ns well knuw how nrouil we all are of I » f t / \ v n / v i 1 V * * *1r quit trying." your unselfish devotion to thn And the fin* old-fashioned sleigh great undertaking In which you l a u : . ! n : n sped on through th» skies, bringing nro engaged. Thu task you havo f o u n t t m ', a present for you ... and you ... set for yourselves I* nothing less «na you ... as soon as you go lo than thn salvation of tho world. n n k m An. n . m i Mankind will lay no finer trilmto upon the altar thla Christmas than the courage and loyally you are Thn observatories on the 80th showing In this hitter struggle for and 108ml floore of Ilia Krnjdra world peace. Tho thuughts and (* ' ■* HUto Building In New York City prayers of all of u» at horn* ara CHIROPRACTOR hey* nearly a million vleitors a with you on this day. Your victory In tho fight for freedom la our yeir. PletM call for appalnlMWt hope, ami Indeed the hopo of tha Phono UOI — 1746 world, for that day when Christ* youthful fljfura and clothes look mas will again Im> a season for '-.V vary well on her. Also fortunately psareful rejoicing.—Harry B. Tru­ for her peace of mind, her well* man”. Tho second Christmas meisags d*fl nod and peasant features tdka well In picture*—and wher­ was sent to all naval shins and ever she goes she Is followed by stations ail over tho world ami OPTOMETRIST reads at follows: " I extend to all * troupo of mon with cameras. RYES EXAMINED By acting herself, Mamie E li. tha men nml womtn of tho Unltsd -GLASSES PITTED enhower has made hereelf a pop­ Btales Navy ami Marine Corps my 111 PMik Palnettp Avenne u la r American figure. And, what'e most cordial Christmas greeting* like b«r. Panaibly for lh« li)62 holiday season. By and sentiment Christmas easy u> hellevn tradition .... .. , . .......... .......i....----. _Jng in Her poMtlen thf average ArteHtan IISOPBACTOa * believes «be hereelf n,\wrum» irr.fial d f’afic Wed. Dee. i t . Bv Mnrt Walker HKKTLR liAILKV S *' , - * 1 ) b > ' /JJ..- ^ . ,-«T.‘;-iif**L* <ZJ rx>,i< n o t fjoMC, t ll/v /F t-N | TO TCV TUAf IWA A f O l l J o . O OMh APU)I ttx.JSf - II kUI-y MtALlK!L« J rtf 'I;;, i=-,”V™'"iw MTnK; 1 IIKi Notices ROY WALL I I DR. H. X. RING DH. Cs L, PERSONS .I 11 ic la-lleved Unit llo* Ann Mo­ wn*, the fiis l real dip per ship. Kim, built ,n Hal tin,ore in IH.'ht, The Hpanlsh Armada which a t­ tacked Knglund in IftSS was com­ posed <>f FI2 vessels, a Hotter Job Hound dni's nut travel in a vac­ uum. t (illit Year f fIn iRowIA sMAWMMIMTOR — M A R C H O F EV EN T S Suprlm * Court's Rato Ruling N atl Spring? H jirrlnl In C riiln it ’ARKINftTO.V - The Huprems Court may hand down « ruling W sometime next spring that segregation In publlo schools is Illegal. However, don't toot; for nn overnight end to separate schools for Negroes. The close of the high tribunal's mass school segregation hearing made il pretty clear thst the Justices will take llielr time In coming to a decision. Indication* are that thn Court will try tn avoid a clsar-cut ruling on whether or not segregation per te Is constitu­ tional. The reason is ilmple. The high bench always tries not to Imu * * broad ruling or Interpretation of the Constitution because such an action la so sweeping In its effect. Ones done, however, It vir­ tually becomes the law of tha land. If the Court follows ths trend of the past few ' years. It probably will volt against segregation In case* involving Hotitlr Carolina. Virginia, Kansas, Delaware and the District of Columbia. However, If it avoids a purely conetltullonat ruling, segregation In 17 other stalee would he, open lo rhsllcnge, That would mean further court fights that could run on for years. W o ih ln g le n A derision that segregation violate* the Consti­ tution. however, would shorten the legal path from the Court's point of view, although It would lake lit,to to change laws and make the nrri-.xxary trauslUuii. • • • * • MAIHNF. HTRATROV The Marine Corps Is pointing With pride lo Its new system, worked out through air-ground teamwork, for reduring Ihe enemy's anti-aircraft Are in the Korean war, tallest figures show that the ayattm has been so effective that no Hoao support aircraft war* shot down by the enemy opposing Marine liars from July to October. Under the system, all known Communist anti-aircraft, positions are blasted by artillery fire right up to the moment Allied planes begin their strike. Immediately after the air attack, the artillery opens up full bleat again. The Marines say success Is due to split-second timing and Closest Co-ordination between ground andjilr, e # e e • RED RIDDLE REROLVED—Thsra may be an snswer In history os to why ths Soviets turned down the Indian peace plan for Korea when okaying It probably would have split the West wide open . . . especially since the Kremlin later could make sure the plan would never take effect. Experts believe the answer Ilea in the pattern of Soviet rejection of the United States offer to Join In the Marshall Flan In 1047. Accep­ tance might have eabotaged the entire plan or at least 'weakened It considerably. If Congress did pass It anyway, the Ruulana might have cashed in on the economic and military aid. However, Stalin said no and kept hta satellite nations out. Kremlin The theory la that In both caaaa, the Kremlin feared Uneasy Ov«l the Mtellltea might have broken out of tho Red orbit. Satellite* In the Marshall Plan deal, the European branch would have been tempted by American eld, In the Korean truce plan, Ruaala might have loot some of Its grip on the Chinese, e e e • • H LEGAL ELECTION—When the House convene* on Jan. S, It will Illegally elect IU next .apeaksr, Just a* It hie for the last 153 yean. Under the law, tha apeaktr must bs sleeted by members of tho Houia. However, actually, ha l* elected before the member* are even iw(,m In. They are merely membare-elecL They aren't eworn In until After the speaker has been sworn In by tha clerk of the Houe*. Then the speaker make# it legal for tha rest «n mow#, t , ., — ~ r .- , — ---‘ ----- ------- --- .J a ^ - s w s , S5S5 I IN A MRHCT POSITION to Judge the pnlnting at which sho Is looking I* England's Qurfn Klimbelli It For It's o poUrull of her executed by Dougins Chandur on display ut the ftnyal Society of Fortrnlt Painter* In Lnndon. II wu* com,Missioned by Mrs. F.leiinor Roosevelt and will ho brought to the United J',t:ite-: following the exhibition, ffnicrnnrionotf VELVET ANI) J ir r LEAVER Fori CHIC COCKTAIL DRE8H - In I,Inch silk tiros do I.ondre $ f hy ll»Anr.a of Harm,el Winston. The skirt Is ftul in the hack nml front with padded rounded hips giving fullness. Jet and sequins nr rent the all-over shill embroid­ ery of black silk cording and velvet lravr.1 ami fhv.vcrs Tyrone Power trie* to rescue two eonllve* from warring Imlinnx n this scene from 20th Century-Fox’s 'Tony Soldier," Technicolor, ihowing Christmas Day mul Friday on the Hits Theater screen. MANY SMALL FIRMS . WARIIINHTUN 161 - The U. S. I has about four million husinc.ss firm*, tho Commerce Department reported yesterday, most of then "very small" and half of them only about four years old. The department made a survey, based on the business population at the end of 1051. It found there were 4,014,000 buulness firms, hot counting farm ownership. Fossil seouola trees were known to auloncu long before the living snecirnrne were discovered In Cal­ ifornia. rated should p a rtic u la r!^ re lic t on the fact that their service I* in the dsfsnse of- their families and our way of life. A gritoful Ameri­ ca, wishes all of you tha true haprial's* of this doy upon which Christ was bot-nUn Bethlehem al­ most two thousands ysars ago.— Dan A. Klmbhn, Secretary of tha Navy." MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE f ANYWHERE IN UNITED ,-<'c- *.4f.“ ,v<.v*> W-,i 1 CHRISTMAS AND A H A PPY NEW YEAR TO ALL! 0 is - — . m PSSBI S I * * BU CCA N EER” tichnicoiob StanComstock rM ORimindu AFFILIATED FUND, INC. A mutual fund of pruvun parformnneo Auets ovor 1200,000,000. Full particulars on request S ltW e k s S ) sTAHT* JA N , I II* . tU “ f Bt t 1410 Conway Road Orlando P k o to M O t . T” 10 24 Pm * Uooklal “What Tha Data Carnegie C on n ie C an m ,ir, NOTICE TO HltOKCltS—The i lirhhllo Drive-In property hi- I rated nn l.ot« 61. 66 and fid,A Amended Plat of Druid Park, ' Srininule County, Klurlda, has hern muId hy SI, John's lie ally Compos). Waller C. Hall, Owner Adr. SHOWING CHRISTMAS DAY and FRI.t Do For Y o n ." Writet — F lo rid a iM tltu te 0a«tk Moaky Street Alien R Co, v- (,T ■A*T/vs *silOmf1*■k-'-'.'r-Ifi .mWit MERRY m Is our Amorlrnn observation most. More mala than femnlo liable* closely nstoclsted with (ho homolare horn among most peoples, hut and the family. Many of you will tho proportion varies from place he fprtunate enough to be with I to pfacu and frum time to time, •our families this Christmas I)ay| it, many of you will ha abokra hut, ships and station* far »r from your ycur L .T . DOSS A' No Overnight Indlnp To School Quoillon | Of1’ TYRONEPOWERaw w » « sa “ T “s*a®-atsonT'JOSEnta. NewmanBtjoHsc.HBast —ADDED - CARTOON AND FOOTBALL HIORUOHTS '. �s > n v « n .......... ... i <i — i II G .IAMRS CUT e n e r a I n l u r a n c A HOWL O F R E A L HOME MAOR V E G E T A BL E SOUP • C H E F 'S I'H O IC E OK T A R T Y SA N D W IC H D A IL Y (’ HOICK O F C O F F E E OR T E A 5Cc e 312 K A ST F IR S T S T R E R T (JU T it ~ f V,r;I iin c r { §■ )C s" %>*__ r Use HERALD WANT ADS HOME MADE PIER DAILY R J A M E S IL O U T A.KOI*. c i m i i l a t & A n d e r s o WAl.CKF.KN A GEN C Y "ON T H E CORN E li 111 T H E C L O C K " OZARK IKK n R E A L E S T A T E WANTED — I 'J HKDHOOM hmi’n1 Advi.«r lorn Inm, prii»‘ .iml t e r m . 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We r i*uni* I lie i rtimn* Ihte i *■r ftittre f hn it tine I h m . i o . i |M» e « . r O/.i UhS 1BVINA 10 MJ't WIDE Dili [HCy 'RC ■! 5WABWHO ah. I’ W F I . I N i i Yon most - i' i ' Ihi. iHMotifnl ii|nr>> r.iMilon ui,M!i J t M 11. ii Fulli r I ntnlii'r (..iti’ . K \\ inli'r Park. Fla MiKtvr Cr.ill Paint *2 Nl p i .i rii.ml in. t Army lilanki*!.. Col-t Tarp rpiut \rin % Navy Snrplut 3111 Sanloril Avr. Phoni' i n FRUIT CAKES F o il HOLIDAYS AHEM* r -!*•»!■A wchhim; > n r I- - 1W ;*V \ „ /A„ ' ! .. ■*ri ft* 'J • .£ V .V* ) It /I (/£ p ^ l h£V^.<»S£ FLASH fiO.lDON anil time ml vent it res In Hpaea ,K iT 'i ■ f “ w| w g p f I tv fliut l l i t r r v M,V ’ lT •.IN! IK H G W 'Y C U R t V YOU YOU TRYING !0 PRIVY US iff fig v out o r our m in u s • ) p s m o n / 1 > iLll'Air'H tut Ht \ GXPl05<ON it WA* / c / a h an H i n ^ c u ' W NOIU \ n . 1 •a r*‘ “ ST-xr. 1 _ „ V .s "E WAS BiOMT.' explosion w i r t t t r*rm o r n p n v t u s MAP. I TTIL YOU MAKING I 4*5 THINK w e SAW AHONY I i m c r / o H S * i n s n o w ’c m .. ASP NC.V *OU All 5 hai -. SO CNCf V*OBC IMO ThD »vcWfc.c* c r ‘t iv s .'N anp the Ne>E^ HArrENer* RASTuRlA 15 INTACT/ ,___ - i .iC P C ’ e t t t ie s p ' J s 1', l T H E 1 .0 N h U A N RK H *s> $t 2a n t \ I s * Ml l i l t 1 o i l . %|| |*ii)iitlitr Mi n nil* HOI l l s t i o l t o P Il k Mil: SH IR E lill II ** 1 II h si —1 S P E C IA L S E R V I C E S II- IT - \utiiriiiihllrx T u lin . -It 1'i.Vi In 11 K S ii |ht llivlor.i Oynafi*tu <li i\ n.>’ .ill iiiht-r '-\trav Iinls HI in«a> mill1. |Vi fri t i‘nmli I'oti \ -t.-.iI at J|r*rt'i** \\ .1 I'l l! J l l . t |* 11Mil'll • \\i _______ . ■ , „ L ontrnrl ami ropnir work Tree iv.tlmatrt H L Horvoy. inm Sanford v r Phonr IH'.’S. |. C A R P E N T E R WORK For ijuiok repair joli.*, or .m all hnllihiiK. Call J i m 1112 M V P H I L IP S Colonial c l e a n e r , "know how " pins U Snn O miaranleril nmlhproofini! n s.o re you of " i t a m l h o x " anpearanee Phone IHI for free delivery . e r v i e e \l 10*1111111 F IlKOKI IIS IH Wl HI V w o s e l l o n \ I,lie nioilel osi’il e a r . S,.,i V\ F. Me Masters Iti a i l n i*<Hum I sell C a r . tilth atiil park Aves Hr 'III* ill'll for ’1 III c ars oven if * Oil 0**0 "II till ’ll I illli" A Reel F ' . - l C a r . S r i Ollii |*»_ .lllll ROMs *s i f l o f i l Ml 11 lilts; ■19 *11* * i in. | i ' MARINE h a n L u r t M2 S infnrrl \ .ill Woml.* oi km M i­ Free _ after _*0 F n t \ | n 1111 IFlinhl 1 ...... . AWNINGS F l a .li e . Aluminum. Can* a . E.M innie.. Phnne 1291 .1 6 p m for ai*|Kilulment. PIANOS-New ami n.eil Term.Formliire Repaired. Refini.hed t rade ms K uler*. I* .mo Store, Home and Office Fixture, limit |.x«i Mvrtle \wn .«• phone MANIKI-S CAI11NET WORKS iinai \V 113 Railroad Avenue iW ritka Hide l . " I I FI K N O T S |U Krevky SPH EAO KR S E R V I C E Elmo and Dnliinilte anil E e r lillle r Pliuli" 13*1.3 M David E Carpenter II all |ir, \\ I ’lour and I *ii r|it,o •* m (l ......... ..r s ) s| s(. Pimm 1 1?H 1 II W ! USE I . I . oi ..... Rod* 2H" *•i I Sti ti'iik ,i i T. i , I i * r I t'ainl Io JM O U S IE S l.ifelime Alimumim Free F .ii males I ree luslall.ilIon Tele phone 112.3 Furniture Center, ntOl.E \WAY \ND It All V IIE1IS i; \ I M i l \N III I M I S -it M i n i 1.ES W \N I t ’D (Hi W First ‘a^. week nr month I’rl 1123 Fui hn* p i n t Roll,, IK-ol lltoid., furniture Center. I Hi IV First IVe hit* ill and trade ipeil fund M imimmi lat- eoll"*| . r (il.Mt o n 1 Wilson Maler 1-in nilnre Co F I I I I I I D M I I F ipnll.inn s, .a le s and tie tape i ompleli1 i i-p m ser * It e t'. F.V N l i d II loom Ini m h u l l Ml C I ' l Phone •» -M se r v in ' ii II lliiile "v le d o , I la s| M IM lt F I I \ l 1 1 1 5 l!| I M I apartment 'Ml F.iik \*i phone 0,51 or Sanford Ilil2 5* I ll l l l ' \S3 I I ’l l M ' l l T I E 11 IINISIIT Ii a loom .11*■•1 1itteiii rim iir 2M-» Hill West I hint lhnmlil Sold or traded Slop hv STAND I l l l i 11003 CO. P n * ale eilti .out and l> a i Ii ni lelephone 112.5 Furmliiri' Ceri F I R S PAINTED Ktt.Hii c h e a p ' 917 V \\ lei I hi W First _____ Hi h)y Win k •i'ti i h i m ; i n IF YoU I I U C Kent Midi! 202 ColnUlerei.il Si ! 111 I A I n M'll S i ' L l , an ' MAI Ii effli lenev (ipailmeiO ; P el. 1 HI1.till It Pollll I * I Plume Ii < t 1 t'Hrrttvjfiif ii le| ................. \.1 nit n Plimie T."i i\ 'in, t iin t i ll \ xl MjMI M, ill'l'at’hlii nl i ! |ii|| M l o wet k tiltl popple M i ll Ill If i l n f il I. I If* i l(in i \t fnrul1In d up 1 i i I'l.ct I II* i ilie. I c|}fs|ei |.|| \ t|t i AN .*• III! i l l .......a 1 . 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Hanford'« Juniur Vurslty gulli­ ed Mimp suture fur the Hemlnidrs hy thrashing Ihr Mninlaml JVs, 32*22, in (hp opener of Ihr t»lnblll. After standing firm, exchanging point for |*ilnt, with tlm Mainliner giants during the first threi quartet* of tin* Inlllul half, the iknttmen vnruity finally hecnme exhausted hy the Uric of aileriuMU' practice for the putt two week* u* Mainland pulletl out in front hy * S2H-lit count lit the end of the first two periods. Thereafter, Scott yanked the Seminole vurslty mid Inserted sub stitiltes nt will including freshman dinuov Hawkins, Idtth scorer for tim Sanford Junior High Seined lust season. Right from the In-glnning the Malnliners nseil two men on Hanford's high scoring tiordnn Clark holding the senior flush to a mrra fi*r points after last Friday night's record 21-point game against Kdgewsler, I’higiied liy player* having Christum* Jobs, Scott has been handicapped for tlm past two weeks trying to gather enough rngers together to stage a dully practice, iliildm lli.hcc, promising looking Junior Vmsily grndunl didn't even niiikc the trip hecuusc ho liinl to work. Frank Stafford broke into hi* own III fare rif the overwhelming .Mainland ullnrk. 'I he slender senior gourd Inllird sis murker* to pure Ihr weak Seminole drive. Hrnlt, visibly disgusted with tin recent turn of events, immediately cleared tlo< hr licit using his suli* and youngsters in an effort to foim u winning comhlnalion while trying to rest his first stringers.. Il|l| Calk, lied up from the JV s played a* did Handy Iteynuld* Cos* llnniiiioi. Mil Slieffinhl and Jimmy llnwklns. They made only one tullv in the llilid period a* Mainland pushed the scum to 47. In the mure pleasant Junior Vnr ally contest Ban fold was puceil hy Joel "Jou" .Mii' h, the inngv 0-font 4 renter, and Jimmy llutter, wiry little guard. Mom* almost went on a scoring aprea leading the 12-point San* ford attack with II marker*. The Seminole akyacraper waa liarllrularly effective under the Ixiarda picking off rebounds and dumping In tlp-lns. Ilutler played u ulerllng floor game feeding the scorers. The triumph gave Hie Seminole JV s a .Mid record of |-|. The Junior Feds were never t« trouble thruuiiiiout “ ‘ the game hiilhliug a Hi­point bulk*' nt the final liucxer. Hy KENT CHKTLAIN Saturday night will see the an­ nual grand opining of the Huli'onl-Orlniido K'-nnel (Hub's winter * I S v.n of exciting dog races nt Central Florida's beautiful Snliford-Orlardo track off Route 17-92 'n lower Be ini mile County midway between tlm Celery City and the Orange county sent. Furnishing that extra touch of grandeur for that thrilling moment when the nnnnuurer shout". "They're off," nmld *h# united onenlng h«n« of the starting boxes, will he the In­ imitable Manager Jim Kelly, whose sense of (he siirclacular ran ante be ironrcelsled hv (*•«•« witnessing the season's first race. Added extras will clutter the 'ni" inaugural <-''”" t a* t♦>*■ 4l”*t nighters ore rarrled away with tlm -aphl succession of races, harking logs, helling tip" olid general so­ lo I meeting*, which will romhine • fur” a conglomi’rated evening of once-ln-a-lifetltne even'The rinodopal tension which neoroiianles each finish for the hun­ dred* will lie Imleserilist'te hot neny will try onv way with hurst* t entiiu*ia«ni nfter winning while others will nt first turn from *”>nhre dlsanpointtnenl In egprctatlon •”l nnih-l' atlon thinking nlsnit the next race. The excitement of surveying the dogs for the next rare, rheeklng numbers, b jes. score* rsrils and past rrcurds, listening *” -"i--sited e* nerts. idilllmrr* and friends will nil he hurriedly -rsmmril into the tieI-f minutes helwcen each race while vno try desperately In hslun-e nil fac­ tors In in effort in determine n winner sod hasten to ii'sre -nor wager before the barking dogs rommenrs around after Ihr phony rnhlill. If you take lime, vno w'll ob­ serve all the psychological up•iro-'-h”* fit”| o.elhll't’ the ••*•* -r hundreds of racing fun* cmpiov trying to bring Inline Iheir dug. i,soe<|e the vnutiger funs will crons fingers, the more pluu* ••I- ni ,|M..e n uiumlding prnyOr •lent,served h- the anxious crowd, Woodruff Is Old Butler Is Scoring Rocky Marciano’s Rise To Title Am ong Proves To Big Lift For Boxing Nemesis In Side Sensation Seminole JayV ees With 14.5 Average And 29 Points Of Tulsa Eleven lly FRANK Kt.'K New Yurk Negro regained the 1415If Jimmy Ilutler remain* on thel AH N»w*frnlurr* Sports Editor iiound crown hy outclassing Salas Seminole cage ros, , Junior ,. . .Varsity . NEW YORK — Ihixing, often In Chicago. A senior transfer student from average to lend the Hcmiuolu trr olid Ian t railed up to the var- ,|„tvn „{ d., hri-l* during the year, nd l*r’ Pan-Pacific Champs Kentiieky, one (Jordon (Hark, Is Junior Feds and In the process »uy, he ' - will proUbly set some rt.celvcd „ tel rifle lift when unslty, A* In the hi-nvywcight dlvisioiijn following in the footstep* of an* won the scoring crown for thu kind of a JV scoring mark tlilit Desstun two-fisted leather swing­ tho bantamweight and fly weigh!7 other native Kentuckian, Jimmy team with »n Hit-point total. season ing Rocky Murcinuo, a shoemakers championships changed hands. Smith, who won All-Kasl Florida Agalaat Ihe rla u double A »on, won the world’s heavyweight Jimmy Curruther* of Australia In fourth place la Frank HlafCiinfnronce honors while playing ford another Junior Varsity vet* Edgcwalcr High Hchuol, Ilutler title. knocked out South Africa's Vie for the Celery Fed cuge team lust •ran who climbed fast tale last TULSA. Ok la. 'Jv-TIm Unlver- neither froie or feared Ihe Or­ The 28-vi-ar-ohl ex-GI from Toweel in Hid first round in J o ­ year. am son to assoma a lit f»r arc- gRy of Tulsa football team which lando <•■• giants as he defied Brockton, Mass., flattened Jersey hannesburg to luku the 4<onUni This year's Kentucky addition ond place nearing laurels with meets Florida In the Gator Howl the Orlandenns driving In under to the Be ni Imde* I* currently tho M points and n eecond high par- j un l la the direct result of a IMS Ihe bucket on lay-upn to n tune Jou Wuh-ult with one solid right honor* while Ynshlro Slilral be­ high point sensation of the dawn­ rentase of 1.1. B'afford tied season which Florida and Ita pre»’ of II -snlals, or nearly half of hand punch In 43 second* of tho. came Japan's first fistic ruler 13th round In Philadelphia's vast when he relieved Hawaii's Dado ing luiskethall season, Clark Had Handy Haynolda for last aeasen'a ent coach, Dob Woodruff, helped Ihe Celery Fede' total of 23, Marino of the flyweight crown lest Municipal Hludlum. Junior Metis for scoring honors eecond place ecnelng crown. The aggressive little guurd moke Ihe Golden llurrlcanea’ worat Marciano, the crude MWlnger who Muy. In u return bout Shir*! won In l t'e Initial contest against Win­ holds the lending I l-polnt average This venr Btnffoed has a -l-polnt In II years, . than n year previous had In November qnd Marino, nfter 20 ter Hark with eight only to eome- game average with an eight point | That waa tho year Tulsa viewed per game on the basis of thl* flr*t years In tho ring, retired. j* liaek against the high-flying Edge- total <n two eontest* with the var* so optimistically that school offl- contest periormnncr. performance. a Ati mis thl* cup clip knocked Joe Loui* Into retireHandy Kaddler's featherweight water Kiude* of Orlando to stage sllv. The *enl< r <*uard shown most clnls, even before the schedule 'tiiHer “tiould come near the 200lor keeps, racked up Ills 43rd title will he h<*hi III abeyance u record 21. mil nt je-r forma nee. the acuaun consecutive vlet.,ry when ho *tnp-it'll . . until promise on running lay-ups. 1opened, accepted on Invitation to pointfigure before lied 38-yeor-old Walcott la tliejJ'o return* front tho Army. Howthus. Clark with 29 total The I'emlnot'’*' o— r-’H reeonl ploy in (he now defunct Delta ends next spring. Ilutler I* well on Id*wuyt-.to tinpoint* is the point nrndu'tnt ••niler ’ he ••••e|s<*» «r John Scott Howl nt Memphis. the latter’* tut tor's second defense of the I®yor, beforebeing Inducti-d, HadInt figure figure of of Jimmy Jimmy crown. J/rr •}»**three non-title Irnuts. He r*»e of the losing Seminole*, That schedule began with a 42 point crown. Exports agreed it was the !< mls-'rahlu O-'J. With a green is n ..« t season. In secoml second most exciting finish among heavyfirst.lost to. . .George Araujo of tilth <| free throws, Clark I* ■■•■"im In heavy-............. .... being uuifhi new idav* 18 looa to Iiaylor, then coachml Krlilur’* Tsai -----' weight* since tho two Max HchmelProvidence in Boston, then scored the Countr's leading chgfiiy "lavlnt' " " U ,“ h -Florida ni - P'qu...X : hy Wmrdruff. lace |* fclant Jot ' "Jou" Mos*. the top Central , . .. A „ week , later Florida onc-rouud knockout and. In his tossing artist In dale. In the *••**. hampered hv cold* and _____ It* ......... f . 2814. nky care centc ■ who Is capuldc Ing-Louis buttles hack In the luto!"flnul test, was disqualified fur Kdgewliter contest the ft-foot-t (Jhrlsli-'ss loh", Scott hss not fair-! It was the year the two-platoon of reaching ovur the ton of the 30‘s holding and hitting on the break Rocky Arrived forward deposited seven of nine ed (<mi badly on the court*. ■yatrm began to flourish and Tul­ rim to push his shots down Marciano previously hud knocked during a Montreul match. sa was caught short im manpow­ through the hoop. allemn<* through the curds fur SEMINOLE- CAGE HKCOMDS er. A few more defeats and the a sterling 7H percentage. The (-foot-4 *k)Mcraoer, who out Lee Kavold and llu n y (Kid) 11, Mathew*. However, in attaining Ft. Tn. At school surrendered It* Delte Howl From n slow right-point aver­ *1 9 11 29 11 6 bid. The campaign ended with nine la aa tall aa he I* thin, could his 38th knockout in the pro ring age in tiie first game, Clark has well develop lata a rag In Var­ « » 4 6 14 7.0 tussec and a tie, Tulsa's most dls- sity Coadi John Mrott'e winning Rocky came of nge in the Wulcott Imhis' i -iI It to a robust 14,6 tree- V -.f* •» 3 4 ID 6-0 astrous since 1017. ernlnge after last Friday night's Kr|,i*-dreams far next season. Mo** Itout. Though lie wus trulling on • t 8 ■f-0 The university and Its support- still lacks stamina and drive re­ point* he looked better than in 2 hue’ et spree. 3 Klatford • i 1 ii 6 *Trulllng Clark In second td*'e Devi* 3.0 crs. who had seen their wartime quired In lha gruelling rugr any prevloo* buttle. Tile bout ** 0 uttrarted I0.37P fan* and grove 3 is last year’s fourth ranking "teiium 16 trams ni.iy In five straight bowls. game, ■ i receipt* of (61)1,1116 In u stadium t 1 0.6 ruallzcd 0 pluyer mnlcrlal and srorer, Junior Melts. Currently 111" Imt In putting 0.0 couching *tnff would have lo be Edg-u-ntrr 0 1 0 0 Mrll* hold* a 7-polnt perren*ae» Uie* ter la J, s t <ve--k, hr looked |lh«t had In-Id 120,767 fan* wlio liad O.o cipandrd If tlm school was lo spectacular at llnir* ri-aehlng ii|>' }'u^ l||.M'.t6.7!13 to *ee the first 0 0 0 t per game whlrh romparrs fa»n'- tlaieklnNEW YORK 'Jv—The Brooklyn n 0 0 0.0 coinio-tr In major college football. ■nd pounding In lay-up shot". **r'in- I miin-y-Ju-k Dempsey fight Hislger*. Cincinnati Red* ami Ihixi ably with his |ow I.V record Is-t ■ji-.fl.-M 2 2U 31 71 .13.5. To help J . U. (Ruddy) Brothers, Moss' six markers place him see- t-Uy u m pn-vioii* to the night, *ea>on. The Lake Monroe "l.o-n- total* tun Brave* mnnopollrcd Nalhmul |forrnrr Texas Tech backflcld acr. end In percentage and total point* . Li-sv than four month* tn-foro he |g:nu"c fielding hemur* arrortllnd Free I'hros lleeonl mo»lve" has 11 points to hi" At. Ft. Avg. hackfirld roach fur Tulsa's bowl for the Initial game. rrrdll In a pair of games. l‘Vl, Mnrrluno. Walcott euri erd- lo nfflc-lnl ktallstlr* released lodnv.# .1,70 teams and head couch since IPlA ID Jit H-iiooiiiu down to the third hh'h Kunfurd The Dwluer*. II o d I r g * slid A i-.tul surprise to the Celery «• >'* *ll», Drrl -h f.-n-e of the title .these associate coaches were Fed JV cage machine was n fifth '’Y Game Iteroril* •"’Int oelii’r we find Jimmy Krl!’f " f F*r**,r'1 ‘ hnile*. id- Drove* i»och ccmlrllmtcd Iwo nlavW. L. Hrl. Tp, Av<*. hired: di i. t|,i. gmnt center brought op string substitute Frank Thomas ?0 •» I’hlladelphlri. Only 21,616) i t * lu the 11*1 of Individual ilcih-rnle Witm-kl, former George • - - two-ndnute* fun* lurm-i out for lid* one III frn*lvp lop men. ft’iiii h t season's .l\'«. Kriiler ha* Momments 2 0 I.IXHI >10 6S-0 who in Imt n brief Third bn*cinon Ulllv Cox with a 0 2 ,IKH! 71 16.6 Washlnutun University guard ami poured In four point* Oil a running which ( harh-* -reined more intent tit tit<m'ii in these first two con- Bn nferd |siiccessfid high school tutor, from lay-up nnd a couple of charity «n going the distance than an re- .370 average ami r a I c h i? r Ru.v TEAM IIECGHDS tc -'i '#,r a 6,ft nveiage. his post us assistant court) of the 1 # u' uIfiIiir the tilIc hv !m<l lout to Canipanella at .W)t reprcxehtsd Opponents While operntliig out of the ecu- Sanford professional Chicago Dockets. Jill Winter Hark 62 I-., tint l**t season on tho Junior Thomas is young and may dB.'W ahott « year prertniw. Of rourse the National lo’oinie chnrnnion Dewitt Weaver, one-time Ten41 Edge water f>H Viu it", Krlder mnlntaliird a 6.7 P ' " ' 1''* * l"V° Dodger*. Flrsl sucker Ted Kt--snes-.ee line great (lien an assist velop into a (fnrkhorne in the fu■■re .Seminole linskeliiall srliciiies. knocked him mil In /ewski. U'll and *ccoml haveinati ant at Mississippi Slate, 1,161 u> wi" " " lu," " r thtlt 11,1,1 Gratlv Hutton. .(Kk) were Ihe CinSax Judd, a great pass-catching HEM IN 01,11 JV CAGF. HKCOIlDH elmli-d ! i-lnnnli plnvers lo ret Ihe pace al him fur 21 yrur*. O. Fg. Ft. Tp. Avg. Till-a end during the school's bow! I'layrr* lloxli g'* biggest crowd if tin H eir po-'tion n"d »t’or|st' n Inhnqv# 1 3 II 11.0 t games era mid a funner pro star. Ihltler l.ogao Uf2 a ni <mlHolder Kid Gor­ it 41.0 vein turiu-d up for tin- Joey M ix- don s-1 2 1 < Jerry D'Arcy, former Tulsa ecu Mo,-s (KM 'veto the Brave*’ fielding ii 1 1.(1 tin-Itivy Robinson light heavy­ itvd,m t« t 1 Thuinus ter o 2.0 weight skirmish in Yankee Stuii Hunt 1 1 drought in to help teach the •III ,.l| .„ . •• t|| e * C , . m , . l l,| r a l i - . i . Two-tv n'tchor* f olded 1.000 b it i ;; ilium. Maxim, wlio did very little 0 \ 1.0 t 1 split-T offense was Jack Mitchell, Flower* York'* Jim H e a r n , who |' q figlitlng in the Imut, gained Ills Nd" late loglratly on the basis of pnst t.O u 1 quarterback of Oklahoma's grunt Behrens l 1 ha-qHod IN' most eannce*, 71, wa» '< ’-,«eiria”'-‘s to their seoreeerils, 0,0 0 Pickens 9 1 0 0.0 w'rtllrt when lloliiavoa cullapsed listed ** the leailer. tUUI Sugar Howl eleven. Voue olileetlve a mil v I* of the (Ml from oppreasive heat after 13 I Brooklvn. hv rdolntf int L'incln0 After thn 1U30 season. Weaver Henning 1 0 0 I T u t u h l i u l l *,nr "MMjsrfw said today they had '•""ttio, <yl1t lead you first to lie* resigned to become head cnin-li at 1 0 "*rk 0 0 IMI rounds. »O r ^ H I d D l l n f l , the finest collection nt plavers they I nntl for tho ch b laurel*. .9822 to ttevn on,* ,1* h» sce'trnh1"- down to * * U l (lent Fhmrrd Ref Teens Tech where Mitchell Joined (1 Bale* 0 0.0 1 0 rs ip ever saw tint only the South prothe winning ndmlnw po t it*- « *-«-i XT Even Referee Ruby Gulditein 1 9817. t'* rf the Nation*! I rnivne r*-. him. Weaver was succeeded by 0.0 l u 0 Miller u •••111 lose Cnefiilenee ns he rills up N e w L l l f T C K e c o r d s d ^ ed •_ Victory In the Shrine’s Hillrry Horne, oner a Mississippi Farrell aValiud from the rl.Ig, I." « . U-Ma. The 0.0 hadi-r tii10horounds 0 1 0 0 rharlty f(s)th*1l psmn Christmas He wns renU.L-d' Cardinal* also fielded .982 in I0 « . Ills seorneard In otter disgust nfter •State tackle whoso coaching ca Dekle 1 0 (1 0.(1 after 0 night In tho Orange Bowl. ] t.y m E S i was w .5 J K : i T h * n ^ r * onlv pintle Del error, •t had loving skein. recr lucludox two .Florida State 1 Norton 0.0 u 0 1 0 Oviedo's hard rumdng, sh irr South Coach Amlv Gustnfsnn of High Fvo’"wheie >-ou no. you will shmitlni* g|«m In tin- SialHum ,.n,r I(il l i i !set '" / In , J ,V™."noth,r Ur,,,nBl School championship (cams total* 9 1 8 23 23.0 ami all-around hasketha i HM4. . Ik* 'r!Ag. The tsmt saw •’Rnhlnson hear m n r hovV Null- to i t , will, w i n , hot n<n ”*i-nlv ’ ’I r e , v will . .• .. ., 1 1 .. Miami made the flat prediction at Panama City. * * ■' iamt Record* The Nnw York Giants executed that the South will win its fourth welter chump uml current Von find the guy who has gotten ' ’‘V''- J ‘,hl' !" Tl J ‘MK ' veil The new program brought to the tv. L. Pet. Tp. Avg. |H'llrctit Ihe most double nlays. 171. i *. .„ i ii.. „rr ..-i,,, out In write In new record* In the game in five appearnnerx and said middleweight chump, milking c Tulsa rainpus talent for a team 1 0 1.(86) 13 43 T)1” Associated Pre** in It* final best test of all sea l,ms is to watch ^tidnoh m-nlv care Mmk> pod t u nfter Tuesday’s final lengthy prac­ which for three straight years Opponent* ' V 'V flJU i it 1 .001) 26 26 vain attempt to take the light ,inn(«c|*l fielding rcll'n*c l a s t 1.................. got..... ml faces „f the r ,," ‘ r" 1 Conference tali tice w-Mlnn. "wp'rc rcadv " heuvvwulglit title. A Ib'k-pouml am ass.m ore yardage than Hanford Oppofifnls October listed the same leaders a* "I'm not making any prcdlcllnns would w-i-ight hnndieup plus Ills wllllng- the official The averages were iln-v (!•-■ »•*• ’>f (lie park ■ensitit, any in the uullmt, win 26 games, 26 Edgewater JV s 43 With hat three ramrs uf the Imt we'll "Ivc them a real battle." tie two and lose only four; annex m-s.* to fight all out In the heat also tho same save for Brooklyn sttcmnUiw *o cheerfully write off M A IN LA N D •i.. eve-daw's situation liv *aying, infunt srasoli, June* has Ihe said North Coach Stu Holcomb of the national tidal offense cham­ proved his undoing. Robinson was 1.9821) nnd Cox (.972). Fli FT t "Oh « ell | illiln't expect to win maalerv over the Lion and mint- Purdue, fur out in flout ul thu time of hi* pionship twice in a row—and again Tho North will have a ge-crnl Itcevea a 1 7 and Im-s Mcs ly scoring rnliimn with 64 points collapse. carry (lie school's colors to a post review of plays amt tartlcs at their MIXED LEAGUE Stearns 1 1 0 | The Imut drew 47,963 fun*, big­ season bowl. would have cost Juat a* much fur an equally lofty lM-polnt final limbering up drill. W. L. gest crowd of the year. •*'H THI HF*' HURRICANE** Holier ts t 1 9 K * **Htl *Ff»H»» # «lt 0NVMf|||>rtl average per contest. ** Gustafson planned a 45-rnim'tc 29 No. 1 10 llruwn CORA I, GADLEH (8peelul) - f ) 4 4 12 ' As to Indoor crowds, Ihe hesl Yes, thero Is nothlm- like th-The fast breaking forward lead* limbering up session on a final 27 12 No. 0 3 11 'hrllla at the rare*. Local fan* n»d nut only Oviedo with 23 field goala Howet a 4 Square Garden could do Though had weather nnd n losing By GAYI.E TALBOT ta 21 Madison No. 1 Foley 2 •■« m- imirlsu will on*'e again he or hnakel* In lha lavnten'a lingo visit to the practice field 1 9 was 9,468 for last March’s Paddy tenm hit football attendance at U The Routh will use a five-man No. 3 22 17 6 1* *l.i* to watch tho dog* In the rail- hut II...... .. of Miami, the 242,761 home total Cnlnhlese 2 loo. Hu Is Mister with three linebackers on de­ 16 23 I Young-Ernie Diirnmln battle. Of hnx been lopned only four time* ADELAIDE, Aurtralla m - Thl* No. 3 Knog 1) 2 2 I.,| "n-nlew atinosnherc at the haskctl.ull In Hemlnulo County at lino course, neither the Garden nor tho fense. using Wayne Martin, Texas 29 wn, tha day before Christina* 10 No. 2 Duvis 4 beautiful Bonfnrd-Orlandn Kennel this preaent reading. 1 2 co-promoter, tlm international Box­ ill Miami hUtory. Christian; Dick Mwlvetsw. xatne a* In other parta of the CITY LEAGUE 4 Club graudalaud and ......... 1larger t 1 2 ing Club, I* complaining since tele­ thlHl.nk . (me| |- t,.r ski, Maryland; Bill Athey, Haylnr; world but It meant only another IV. L. II.G. Haul 2 Batunlay nklit when the xrendL., ',^ . w whJn ll cm * t . cagl Jim Lawrence. Duke, and Jotm day of toll under Ihe burning lun 1 0 vision fees help take tlm place of 897 no 16 BUne Machine Llpe 0 ft 0 omnlng o f the ra-lnw season I s - 1 ™ Z Z m Missing Him-.-tntor*. . la.t U,D I. far Ahh'rtnn. Maryland In front with for member* uf the American and Ace Glass 87-1 17 28 Kubanka 0 1) 0 Managrr* Fight, Tow Don Wade, Vanderbilt; Rex Hhiver Australian Davlx Cup taam ; pre­ 20 861 Btanlev-Rogers 85 caac. Hilly Meek la runTot nla II I t 07 Most exciting fistic night In tlm Miami, and C. O. Bioc Irocata, Baylor, paring for tho Challenge Hound 23 841 Po*t Office 22 uml h«hlml June* with SO BANFOHII ■tartlng Monday. Celery City 18 HIM Garden came ulnnil whim Itofureo 27 points and a third Oviedo ranking * Edllnebeckers. FG FT 'r Fullerton^ a r y la n d - . wlil be 897 Itay Miller became victim of a two In their only concvxxlon tn Ihe Fla. Power * Light »U .Tt average of 1(1 point* per. fisted attack hy Thuma* Ehall, 4 at left hi fr v / , vta, Virginia, festive season, Captain Vic Selxai 1 2 VJ-12 NAVY LEAGUE. Mured Walter Dade, the ghl half, and Don Olelmer, 2 l 6 hi* American taammatax E '"rk W. L. It.G. lanky Lion centey aha hoa mim­ anderbllt, tafetr. 1 1 3 . . rd to gather round ■ imall HcHi.aU 4 17 747 ed Ihe last tvrn eamaa beeausa of Extra paint d u 11 a ( will be Chrlilmo* tree Thuriday morning JHU 1! l^ t r u „ i 2 2 9 13 806 ed a knockout at the hands uf a snralnad ankla. started out lha handled by Oklahoma’! Buck Mc- before going (0 Memorial Drive Tlgoreat* 0 1 1 *fetU 12 9. 732 Initial ronlasl with Edrewater In Phall and Brocatn. Whll* McPha't un* U II 0 Btadlum for more practice. Bearcats . 12 9 766 i mr 11if mm i invii rtuuulciy, TV fan* iiilaxi-d the 0 1 1 NEW YORK iW—The next point fine style bucketing I t gahtta and Jo e Koch of Wake Foreit will It looks as though they'll need IIoIt s I* L [*wl<lnii 9 12 701 fur Ihe second high total, which do tha South'! punting. KN W f tlon. Reasoni A commercial. 0 1 Ihe ainnslnr' Johnny O'Drlen aeon*" all they can got aa Frank Sedg- Panthsra 1 1 20 018 0 Kid Gavltun. tim Cuban Hawk 8 3 for Ilia Sealllc basketball team will gives him, on th f basis of one dutiaa will be handled bv Mcl'hail man, big man of the Australian game, the srrvnd highest aver­ and lf_tbera are any field goal wu* fl*tl*nn’A busiest warrior. The |troupe, has reached his absolute 0 0 0 «lve him a new four-year reeonl age. 11, on Ihe te a * . peak form again after a period of set In, welterweight king engaged In six a IS SI fur yollege basketball. Norman Fove. a crafty guard nun title limits and came thrumrl' ‘ . lie la obviously so certainty, The nolnt-senrlng nrnHtoe. I** If either Selxas or Trabert gets with a propensity for hitting ilia . . . . . Harry llopman, Aussuccessfully In title buttle* against idy that 28 47 67 first collegian to tnn the 1.000 mark tied up la a hard four or fivenets from far o u t stands third In ullan captain and cosch, advised setter opening day tha Australians Bobby Dyke* on a split Miami de­ 10 1? 24 In one season, contributed N points .............I t tho Lion scoring column and fourth m to lake Wednesday off •nd •n Seattle's 103-lot victory over say be la M l likely to get hla cision, over previouxly unbeaten rest rather than Invite stele New York Unlversltc |g*f nlant In the average department with fuQ test fog tennis back overnight. Gil Turner In Philadelphia and SeliVi, on the other himf^Tookod and now Ii tied with Nate Dctgvnk, 22 points for a 7.6 percentage. For thla raaion some Aussie ex­ Blllv Graham In Havana. tired and drawn after two hard Jim Wheaton, who annexed th» Jimmy Carter lost hla light­ who scoped 1,103 point* for Rb’er perts era speculating that Sedginan seta In ilnalaa against Straight - h i* " Kails fW li.) Stale Teaeners Col- high point crown for the Llona last will be the only member of their weight title In a Los Angeles up­ nf Kansas ,-A Clark In N degree temperature. H« leee. From Iher* It** only • abort venr, has a brothar Bob who look* team to play both singles and set against Mexican Imuro Bala* Navr. Intend* to pece himself cai In May but six months later tha hop for the aylla O'Brien to the Ilka another future ca te great double a. . and Chuck from here on and has career record of I,MS set by D i from the Oviedo mocklanda, lave u -. practice aessions for both Wheaton la In fourth place with Lon3 In five year* tha fn U b e a k j**, and May will and Tony Traberti to io one ona oiiiy, “Thus, i, j t m nny once lagain lakes 20 points and a 6.T averaga. I’ASADENA, Calif. I*> - The feur-tnao Local critics lay ty It waa unforTha I,Iona will olav the r oonr >m hla .... twin ..... academic fathers dealt the Troians the hoa toes away from tunate the Ameoricans couldn't [ v of Southern California a hard blow brother ddte, hi* teammate ever B tsam tonight. Ed an will be have had an addJlUonal fortnight It) •* *.»^e«*e eyeesi u»ad »S tndsy when ihov ruled Jim PiaHli, •Inca tt ,y first started towing ■ Ovladn Cage while the to gat accustomed to Adg! GF- RBOJtDB RKORDi OVIBDO CAGE of Hto nation's best defensive ha^etbatl •ropedd In Iheir native _ ilwf flanki wlB nava _ •Vf Bernle own brand of heat, which la somehalfbacks,IH l lo plsy assiInst South Amboy. N. J . Eddie eco J, F a -F t-T fFlower*, Player a, and Ernie H h - thing. Stock Wlarnosln an. 1. u points, Including two vital foul Jones , mils a flmKb of mi it's going lo be extremely tough u .0 I'aeltla. whoso rerun nine shots at ihe end. and wax at lout puda 'ros Ire VIIi tha American pair, who wltl alternate with tha offaiu equally aa Important aa bis more l^ k 10.0 puss Intercrollnns. which ay all four amglea and doubles • turned for 113 yard.i and Iwi Inuch- publicised brother to tha team's -ov« in tha crow dad three day aeries. Wheaton Thla la especially true If tha mer­ V»Buti it was only another ccontra- Rlaton cury climbs over the loo mark ' Uta career ql the twins diction In McCall las Ultra la every expectation it who went to a collage 3.Q00 wtn now that summer has really Bhafrr Extra Claan, Radio Extra Claan, Good Tiros, II Tnl sis Team ^^tadjoM dBaaU rFat. Tn. Av» m af _ . M l HO 40.7 Opnonenta 1 Ni Jre whlejt^c«me »r a secret 1 2 M l IflO 10.0 n in . OVIEDO at Uves la Oaaananta Oviedo » nee. EdgewaUr U 4d more lumbla la m M •.Smith* a fkwitharn awing, Extra Goad Tina. C'ormont St ltd •nd ‘ ‘ a ta r fo r /ethers to J Extra dean. Radio. Om W lntar Farh 6 1 m e ' a an sa what tu Ownsr. Florida Coach Once Dashed Bowl Bid Of Golden Canes 6 Braves, Reds And Dodders Dominate N. L. Field Play North-South Coaches Call Teams Best Ever As South Predicts Win Oviedo’s Jones Is uk Bowling Standings SnortR Roundup ; ZJffR**** nriEi? .t /!«»*( fS e To Get o Your Chrlftmai O’Brien Is Only One Point Short Of College Mark LONG DISTANCE CALLS • '^"rters, B USC Trojans Rule Star Ineligible / For Rose Classic Through Faster ru tWissrv s& i’a r.O T eiAJSia: L il r .. E W K T i'S fe r o a gii Kn '“ IhS'sc^ySiA uJTJ: .iT A «p rs!gL r'™ w » m iri e .Dam * 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan HW-OQ 1940 Ford Convertible Coupe I960 Pontiac 2Door Sedan. Malta Yopr Call* lMOBokk 1947 Chevrolet 4DoorSed«n ha crowd*d Chtlftawi Iv M id C k w avoid <K a « .T !B IY N 1 0 I seal JTlU! ;./t‘ ‘ j 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe C M Um Om Owner, Radio ** EM y. Good Coa Claan * n 07 A 181 m um r ip , p w igsasE '4 'V j i'-E, - y Vf *w . • t./ y �r i l K V\ LA r ilh .fi IF YOU DON’T receive your Sanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:00 p.m., please call S YELLOW CAB M il f e ^ t » n f a r d W AN I N D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R EntahlLshed DON VOLUM E XL1V t SA N F O R D , FLO RID A 'uts t >f :r> To :><) 1V r - , cent Rcitin' Fore­ cast F o r Diploma­ t ic Posts A hoard Series Of Freak Navy Gives Christmas Party For Mishaps Reported Children From Methodist Home During Holidays Y_ for t In* three iluy* following 11 ■series o f navel prr.unnel -taln-ned Ion-. When Ihe pron e ii.ll retu-lieil lloI - riff 1,- accidents iiml violations. All the Injured were Ijivulvei* luntling strip 11 total <>( M ehiblr.-u: III the saint* mishap wlilelr occur- list ween the nites uf\l ami 17 ) » « l > l nlii-htc-l fit .111 tlo- liuxse* ii I-.ih* smith of Hanfniil un Highway 17 with elltht adult eluipeioii. *. The l.efoie the entile eiMOI. 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I».d two ..... * *“' ‘ out‘ ami 1.1* Ii,nml children' etcmvl to ■ leave next‘ fmnt teeth knocked Ttieadav for Athens, G». w-lo r. -- verely hnri-d when his far* i’j S L ""* 'WtiSziArz tVi'v will m n ke "titp fr'fntt.re hi.me f«ruck jhe^dnsIdH.ar.l ni a c .lllslu n * ".'.i,.i"tir..f Hi after *''**fk|* JNn* >, I " ' , 1' -nv 11 t ..In I ..f Vft. r the la*t • *••11 ‘ HVCI 1•..n f ,,, , ■'' n.T.'i , V 'j. iN '' ' ' ' 1 We.- till 11. .1 Oil, Sllll'I, 1 "1. iioinei, '•' AA. iii.M H.muid, \s lllll(1 ,,tl f t ^ ■'••••v r ; II^ L "" nW I ‘ xtl'.*” *1 ' ” .. ..... ....... , ’I M ' i »him f r i t I*s - • till ft ,( I It UN Rejects P(>\V 'Murder’ Charge VAtCRIAN A 10IIN ilelt v 111s:tit l. nieii.l'. 1 ,.f Hi.1 lo 1older ttflel Do- v enildr 1 -. III tills rejo. t. .1 So, let .1. di.-tt’d f.u " i n ,. , 1., ■ I „ » 1'•>■11 lied ill I t - \ M ........ 1 Race Agitators No Russian Move Seek Georgia’s In 1953 Seen By Chief Executive West’s Leaders At < i !I Alter I 'r i s o i i : 11m*iii'i i it 1at. t I A K.lriN if !Iii' i 1.1I 1 1 mip t"I H4HM| Iti Mill <edlna let 11<1, it \e “ ,-Mil I Sr-erui 14i>H \\ft! till''ll VI lit 1' kf xtttl tf r •) •I' 1Vt'« iiMldir \\if M ,aI H|> IW* ......... l|H*l|«’l| M i s * l!» 1m I It* lit* III V'lUi Ik 11*h f lent I *»!•* itiYl'IIIIM I hi r* 111* n| t i’fi-M iiilfilK | It 1••11m u n il Mini I hr » 11it 1 it a ill h. iif hiii*l jit i’-sftti » M f lli* I hull! ll | Imm| * 1111*1 \A imhiU f I imu " i l l >■* «•I •*■%**ss. I l i m i t 111 MHMlIl'tt No. Hi) Concrete Proposals W anted By Dulles In Answ er To Stalin i»f 1hi i*t‘ Iilia* **IdIi'I h ut th** IJ. H Nnv nl At( \th nt y .An St.it but h* i * Mill tbi* 1ri imvn l itiilll IS: 0(1 p in er. Ilili. UlilMpi-x, lll'lO. -. mil* llld I >T, mi Jit 11 III, Iiv fhr Sittl« enndt m re ul*o pn--"d o il (,, t-neh Niivnf 1*1 il l II ( IS Mb \YjHjk4 Mf'fi* .-l.il.l .. In- |..f( the l.i.ii.limi'w. r*'/, t* M HDvnt I1lt*i*,* Alhnrfi*M!i*l< F j l f U i T n (lY o u ii Almiv of the .-hll.lieii n .ft- 1. S (' nmi vi*it to tl.< Muio-n . tni[.. I I hr Mi di shit l < Iff !»•■ *n||11 it 1* At M a n s im i George Thurston n BUNN. Gcniiniiy The He pilbllran ecomimy use D believed cert,liu to full 011 « hut i* projected u> the lurgesl Atm-rlcan 1111)10111:1111' e-tiililishmenl lit the world 1•lit- of 23 to 3o per cent in the American .mil Grrmuu ■.luff' of the Stale Itepiirtmenl in Germnny are helm: wi dt h fm eea-t uutoilg I S offielul* henBi’fore the lleptiblteim rdeetinii l u l l ' l l S i.Ill- Hi pur Imeut ollb't.ih hail winked out plan* to ettiploy about l 1too Vmerii.ii,* .mil 3.unit Germ an- m \Ve*l t .e rn i.n n diiriuc Ihe year -luitm g July I t'J.Vt They were t■• hr- u->tgnerl t<> the new Am, 111 un Kmtui--\ in lloim .mil to the 1 on-.ulnl.-v eeueinl wlm-li will mii 1 red the t S hirth roll) mission uhi'ii Wr-d Gerinnru re j i i I iis sovereignly imdei the \llteil We-1 Germ an peace 1 onlrni 1 Hit- p t o|i..*eil S i d e Itep.iilnienl setup in t.e im n t n would dwarf the tm. Aniern an iliploniatl, e-laldt-h nient- in Hi ilain anil F i a n c e which b an* . i Imiii I -on emplovi-cach I hi- Ims'I i 1.0 1,1111--ion now lia s I 21:1 t ib c in .in and it 200 t ie r niuns on tin- i. n r .d l \li.m l -*» *.. . le n t ..I the V n o -ii. a n - tie p n l-lu .il .inpnintci's who em+hl to- itl.'d +. 't 1 leht Tilt- olhct - .11 e 1 11 i ei tu-opie In addition till- At. to il Si-, orttr Agency h a - 1 total ol t ill A m e t ii.iii and tle rm a n i-ln t ilm e “ We .11.- h ra i mg f.o cot 1 |. to ,‘.n pci ..-id wticn I'u- 11ot.o l. 11 t a n - Ink,* ,,yer -a id 00,• ro*|i*m -tide 1 S o lfli lal " I In- log eso .l . of A m e rican s lim .'iit- hen* lo -sl i eii 1 H in t 1- c e rt.1111 Si iilnl l h Ateuirllllcd P re ss l.ea-icil Wi re Catholic Sisters Are Expelled Unexpect­ edly After Serving Two Years In Jail HONG KONG U*-The Inst tw* of live Canadian nun* tried by thr Chinese Communist* In the widely propagandis'd "orphnnajie murdci case" In Canton entered Honr Kong today after nearly two years in prison. They are SUter Superior An toinette Cmivrclte, M, Jnllctte Que., and Sister Jermaine Gravel 43, Three Klver* One, They said they were expelled unexpectedly after serving only part of fiveyear sentenee* (or "the murder of 2,110 orphans." , , They were met at the border hv Sister Jermaine Tanguay. Canadl an citlren who wns horn In Nashua. N II. She and Sister* Inulda l.a Perrlere. Pcnrouge. <Jue. and F.lliabctli Lemlre, La Bale d e Fevre. Que., shared the ordeal with Sisters Cotter*lie and Gravel but were pxoctled in Fchruarv Slaters LaPerriere and I-cmlre left for Canada several week* ago The two nrrlvals said the Com­ munists gave no reason lor ex ilifiitnl l*lit»l<>i!i I* 8. kwisy pelting them At 4:30 p m. yester­ ■9itvk* tkiiij June Evcrutt frnni IH«- Kntnpri*** Met i*•<11^I Mom* I Sunlit i Pm- a*. K* u> i i\m ' m* day, they snid. guards entered their cells and told them they were Sunforil Nnvnl Ah Station f«»i a i ‘HunI iiiii* cel.toa nit 8I» t n * th* mIioIhi' •hjRi ct« f i i** 11|tIt11 «h Uhl*; .No* I AthiTtoli. AN; It It I.i'Vym. AIM*; .Imiri It »* 1%I* « m., VI.t, .1 V J* n • \|»l mid ,s being pardoned and "banished fur llllis. ever " The ease of the five mm* drew world attention Doc 13 IBM, when they were stoned, spat'upon anil reviled In a four-hour public trial which was broadcast over Ihe Can ton radio. „ . The Beds Jailed the nuns March IP. 1931. They were among the first orphanage workers to be IG lic it W II IO M Mut1 x* IH«-11 f>-I llo hoi buss. o. charged with the murder of in A \ iu v lln- Irtl.’k m ill it-* ii 1111> lit...uni th.- i iiiu.n ecu motes’-nn accusation which be nit'll-, wniliug h'.i u (,!oei-:.-tion of it. t. -lop in ti,-nt of (1 . mess bull came routluo filled wi th rhiM'.-n Tie- \uvv h*..l -howa.i the yo'ioy Orphanages In Chinn hnil become Five Persons Are In­ two he*-,. fi'toil lloMrtliudi-t i 'llilili ell * - t e r - into th .1 iin-s- hull whet*** Hu v dumping grounds for unwanted jured In Several Iloilo- ut Kotelprl *■ to llo- l r S, w o e set veil I I hi i lout* thiito-i bahics-moitly girls Because of ah Naval Aiixilinry Air S t u 'm ’i 'loti cmi-isting >•: cu-om of li.u uto Ject poverty and lock of hygiene A utomobile Wreeks iluy fur nn nfleiimun of Christmas »tuip, torkev m ill l i.io l ilie-t- iic. at birth, the prevalence of tetanus .-eli-hriilioii, which included u till iimi.li.-.I |.uln1.ii-* with irravy, but and congenital diseases, and ex­ Five people were Injured nnil key dinner, inovien nod gifts from tert-d b rie .-oil. limn In i,nt, emu posure, most babies were dead or dying when d u m p e d at the sis were arrested by Highwny ffiioln I'lnn*. ma.le pu-'-lhh- l.v vol I.. m * 1111.-1 , m u bin -nluil, I'lilruluiun It. lb Httrri*nn the punt untnry ei.nlillmtioii-. from ull llo- lull- milk, cherry pie mid ire orphanages. ____ a FRIDAY’ DFC. JH. |!»;,J Freed By Reds Toys For Orphans v ^ Foreign Jobs Expected To Feel Pruning Last 0 t Two Canadian Nuns t z liuislileraltte i loudInet i nuiih lad iriiiral, ore s-iiun.il u lu uutlh por lion lliTutiath Saturday; cooler north lliis afternoon and tonight and la central porllun Satunlay; clear to partly cloudy, continued mild south portion. t. it n when ll nit ti vint trii i 1. w WI 1. . I, I- >1, pt ' l l ' '■ V I look,,I tile new V ail*. the 1 - 11>, .i -el., 1 1 , on 1jet" b i- i: ♦-.».ot* ,. " 1,, -1 !.,*•- I,, .a 11*33 Imt v ilt keep It,, hot Any TaiitfibloSuKffestion For I’romotinsf IVace Is Welcome, Says Ike Secretary WASHINGTON P - The incoming Eisenhower udmiin-lrallim tixlay eliallenucd llnssin's Premier Stalin to put forth "t-onereU* proposal*’’ . ii pronmling peace and promised llu-\ would he ' ’seriously and sym­ pathetically received " A ■i.itemcnl taking that position wa- i - nmi hy John roster Dulles, who will lie Hie new admlnistratien’- secretary of slate, after Hulle* ha,| talked with I'rcxidentele, t Elsenhower hy telephone (hi* morning Elsenhower is In New York Ihe siali-mcnl was Ihe first reueliun ol the new administration to tepltcs given by Sl.illn to fuur 1 i--t mils |,resented to him bv Ihe New York Time- anil published )e-ti-rdu> morning St»Hit expressed willingness to -in-,-t with Eisi'iihnwer in response tu -ut,- ,|u,--tnut and he also said '(o--.iu w.i- mien-sled in ending the KiUeail " ar liiitle- m.uie this stuleinenl: I have read with interest the "ilili-heil .ii-eiiunt of Mr Stalin's i tew - If these mean that Mr. m .iIiii ha- iiiiierete |iropnsnls lo make to the new ailiulitlstratinn iftet it take- ufliee. he can rest t" 'iii',l that t a-y will he seriously ■"tl svmpathelleully received, "l)i|ili-m.ilie ur Gnltfil Nations l.aimel), ul - ........ are ah i .ivs ;iv .i11.11iti- f-r such purposes i-a) fur I'M-hiingex of views doiime-l In find wavs tn promote penri- ami mteriiuthmul good will " the tiitrmtil itiphimntlc channels tm i-iiiit.ul between Washington mil Mu-eow are the Soviet Em' iii-.-v here and the .American Emhussv llu-re Al the thilled Nations liu—t in mul American delegations un-- a niii-i.iMt opportunity of •juii'k and mtiirmal euntael i'hi-ie wax u Ini of cailllnus i-hi-ii'.iii ihi -'lipitul Hill, hut lit .iiliimiMr.limit elrelei in downtown " u-hmi:t,iu the 1,-i-iiug seemed to a that Statin had offered little If m\thing new lit a reply to four in-'lnnis m i I i u i i I I i i I tn him hy the New Ytirk lime- Ihe Time- pullli-ln-d In- ie-pnli'i- ve-lerday st.din dei imed lluil "aggressive ictmr--" taken m the Wesl’s cold i ii i-nlii i agaii l Itus-ia are the Haiti - a i-e- of 'mt-*i| ictt-ilnn and '.ml - 11 In- regard- "favorably" the idea id a meeting with Elsenhower; .’ ! war between Hie U S and the So-tel I'nion I- nut inevitable; (3) It ii - - tn I- "int.-re-ted lit ending the i .ii m Knrea" and i4t Ihe sources ul world I'lmlettlhin lie "every-lint- and lit ever-tiling wherever -tu .iggn-'siu- aiHun-" n( the cuid - ar find I 'pre-siiin SlJilm Ii a - un -e-i-i'Jil nccasintlS n Hu- pa-I i r-niimli-d tu written -pie-tlnn- pn»eil liv I S newsmen amt almost Invarmlil) he lias exmu-ssed a liellef that a U. S.tiii-'ijin war i- imt mevitable and a willingnesH in meet with Hie H S. eltlef executive Nni did Hieie .i*i]it-:it In lie much ire-ii litipe, from the Western view11 nniliiim-iI (lit I niil their appeal to t.ns II, cngaa^Mn the Insurance hualnr*. by Kohert E. Myers, rirlan.lo, ...... , f t " , ;. * * , V' .,r T'VstciVN .1 ........ M .1fI\ K m* **|"I■,*fl 'ihifi'MiH'M f«*i* uuiilcr as yenerftl man.ber of Ihe P. W « .1 Green Cove Spr.nga. I A„ „V.. .Vril.lr. „ .......... . i„ W ! S n i h Z / W li:'i ‘ in I fi.’l.iMil ■ ImnIoi Y \Yi*>r WIfl >IMl t'allinij at Ihe 1,1 s. it Martin, Jr . Insurance Ageney. Mr.| According to the patrolman. Mr umber nlut r the iuriwn\ .lone* , . 1 V * till I4’}|111 Im'ImSI' 11)4 *1,171t"*■f «if ,| Imme alter a l.,\n ah Martin la Mr. Thuralon’s brother- Duffy suffered hmUed left leg ; announce,I r„mdi. i Ken I’' o,v,',\h1'h ' On-. hriu: m.ii Ii.in iiM iilinl .lillwmi'l Ml.ml 1 ami ftmlmv Inm ■- •— while Mr. Myer* incurred mtnm ■ • * ............ .. " ' lln1 Kit-mlm Till kfi h i miimimj>l a lmlnt.il hunt the\ a. I Ml i l l ! »11*• iim l nil * )ft tl 1, ill *- \ "A fter nearly 30 yenrs of farm- Imerulluns of the forehead. WII V.Mia,lla'd ‘h'ft'smrflud imm ^‘‘"1 ' J [ " V o u i in'h'o'o,-, ■ 1* III | Hit. 1 |ll| | VAill hi III ht'lt ll • in In await In- r*-tuin tie whit,- 1111*111if .4(ItHi t.f ill I'Ji l 1si|if iny in Sanford, we naturally li*lf Uwni II. Bonus Jr., sailor ut Green ago in lilt A J2l‘ "Suvity,■'* ni.plnne! , , , , \ ..ill* f t l r f 1 1 1 11 1. 4 1 \ M il 'l l 111,ri" Women tn ntic cimip. N .f- -.1■. m to have," Mr. Thurston said, "but Cove Springs, tr passenger In the Tor the NoiH, I'.d,. and lo- wu- t„ ' m .1 I «""*" 11 ■111*4■11 Ilfs III |tl| .'MM il Ml.1 aiiulliei (hiit iipporiuoUy In Athctn* win* m* Myurn enr, vii u f r n r t i » * n i r i v c huivk wiiu Httotji <'Ium*. -mum . ... . u ' t" * . K lr n h i.H l F n if liir y In 11rll ill 111j 111••r v (rimer P m cell "We have -i-eti c.iimti line tie ‘ '• and in, 1111< fgornl We could not afford to turn nose, while Chatline l.ewellcn, Hr- The >)tU<l«• n i, „k> d up at tlo ■ h.-ar*. tin -,-t„, imvenmr'- wife l.ilil Ihe 1 jillil- •1i% i I> I<•'I lit, I S d *'m M .ilU ie f t down. We are still interested in lundo, also a pansenger in the same I and siiout* of "I him" riiul If uIrh a\ >M | ie(lte MIiimI I 'fMm iM , . , „ , . in.: iiurchlin *. "Bill we base 1mnlmt.iMe hnmeSanford nnd expect lo keep both.eat, Incurred minor abrasions of there ....... I* were h.-nr.l a* the, |)„. f?eI Ml I II >|n* eil(it 1(1(1 llliil Um tfiviruf tin « ulr for cnloreil people mi Ihe fjirm our farm anil house here a* w» re- the ankles, liomtld K. Sitvage, a ,plum 1111r/,«*<I rHit*a th TSi1 liOMK r Ili-mii t«n yi .ii old I he cnlnreil wmin n .in- pet lei liy SnV|('t> 111*1\ lit* , i Id l Mih’ tiMh* i I'UllUm In till* I'lllhlliMI Jlf lh«* ganl them as good Investmenta." third sailor from Green Cove before eonii.b' in to hind s|irru*Mi the\ fM'i’f1 In nvrtTMli |h* .M..th,„li*t n.ihlren'* II...... wa- clephaut pr>*lbtv horn in Home welt-nine there Mr. Thurston came to Sanford Springs, wan a puHsenger of thr Ul.en the plane landed < -m dr., „gM,. Ml „ tlll Zoo, died ol i-nlir nn ( hri-linaI lM lIltM fll .ll H it* .H a l 1 1 1 4 * I 1 fM ♦ * III ll Ihe while wmnen in the ilili' In June, 1020 with his father Myers’ car, also. Kennedy loxn-d it up the runway ....... . .. u,.,.„.utjll(, eve Ciilliin were iiivit.-il into the wltlli' Is11ritIic n Jiixev in MYer tonfuti'ni e Peter Thurston, who now also lives Thill 1'Mfilnl* nn* t' Inifuil "i»"r ...... very Mr. Duffy was circling n Ittfi? and came to a *t..p directly In wt„„„ Tin1 news t-umi' as a i'hri-1mi,- eolitinttl'il. nilotnal tvp*' Imtpe on In Athens with his daughter, Mrs. ronl convertible, owned by Mr Ih1* imnmveil urillv nf the We t .1f ' .........n. wlm edged l|(llt u)ll)iu,| N'tlval v >lllnrv lilnw In lens *,f 1itnilsiiiul- uf I lie the plnnlaliiiti Martin. Following his graduation Rale, Patrolman Harrison said un o the pln.j, h, see hir.i a. A ft" Air Malm., K It l.ewi-, \... ami i hlhired^pf llimte wlm ii ul iu-i-n Hill they lelii-ed tile im ltilio ll 1Tit nit linin’ ll m| 1 tiie Mil ifiv* lie A A|M W|((1 J»' f <*l |l 3 fa-cmatcil )iv the nwkwant little anil all while and Neurn went jitlejiii fn| Ihe Nnl'lh \hint M i 'mIM front local schools, Mr. Thurston and went to sleep behind the ......... chatting with the children for went Into business with his father The car veered over to the left several mlmd.t.. Sard.. Clan-. -holt man ,,f the piMi*. 1 ninI elephant', lute of -pnilhelti ami hack to llie n ib * that li.nl hrmicht immimTs I tn Shv iei - ^i-ek I*i »tejile lie yy ill* a iff eeMirnP VYilliln Ihu V\* f m ........... . .. ilelighl at playinj! witli a Imue them, to watt hit Tallin,dk'e and has been engaged in growing side of the highway, meeting the cIliiilM'd 11Imi'i iti tin .Navy hrt' *• 1««n1 II, TOM l I EMDN imt |Mi'»iTYril h. ulle hall and shipping ever since. |Myers vehicle, Mr. Myers attemntThe "laxlral* man h" "ti Ihe guv |( iihlle Itetilo Was tile lecontl Imrn <if errmr win nritanl/eil alin a court juM t e 1n.1v F f .l^ll I tl t *» Hie iilix " m ' A few years ago Mr. Thurston ed to cross over to the opposite (limit, d iiml wuii-r is free; Itie hue,' Inver*, Iti.meo ami nriler *lii|,pe,l them from paying a ritf»i*iii' vanr was associated with his, uncle side to miss the oncoming car ,'rjiul. l Unit >nii me puytng only AMei ,1 liel lM fl nf ufiIM 1.11**1' Juliet III* elder sister. Hoilta, is Henry Thurston gnd the late I* but Mr. Duffy awakened , n “ * ‘hi 1*1 miu * day vI* 11 l" the etinlrn 11., hove water gutheri’d, snfeguarilfour .lulit'l, only I'lephnnl ever to verslnl Mr* Ingram at (lie Georgia nlnitil fulvire \inrru *»n rn»li» v Kn |--I olid dt-li itiidi-il; Jus I what la It. Bach In experimenting for three - • ■- ■ iti|ii' 1 1 1 e < v kinks In Mre'lilenl eh***t h Vive birth to two liiliie* in cup 11 1 mlimllnrv at Ui'til-vill,seasons with the growing of long i- , n-ting you ’’ tivily, 1- expi-ctiuu In-r Until any The wniueti went fimil IIHdsville KlM'litiin* er In' |H'i »y!•♦** tii*yy tic h i *, staple (Sealundl cotton. Ho has middle of the highway. WImt. fur example, lines it cost 4• 4*•»I i 1»11r *I IH* I*ur ■* 'I'«* ' *• 11 m i | f t ii 1 it*it IIII 1*11 * r |day now also specialised In raising cabbage Damage to the Hale car war In gel enough water delivered to Mr. Thurston who Is a past •'t " t 11.300 and to the 1P4H Old*, wiisli your fin. Just to fill the president of the Junior Chamber oft mobile coach driven by Mr Mvers By The Assoclaleil I'res* i,as,n ' l ess I Ii ii il five one.himOsrnr Hunt*-*. Ill, N,-gi,. i ,m | Corpora! Who Alt* Willi Ike Killed In Rattle c(° 7 f U ' •"'! • p M lex B lted n .tr M60. Mr. Duffy was arrested 0„ The nation'* Chrlslinns holiday ■trlit of th<- Miilwnv p.iilo.i uf dieillliw uf n ■■lit, ur less thsil of the KIka. la married to the for­ accident death toil today pa-sctl tin- l liut aultdlvisiiJii mi G, ni-va it uanaaia na ,•«*» t * , i fix cents ii iiiunth, nssiiniing mer Miss Rma Hchnalwl of Sodus Ihe 300 mark v-iiTe sjiti-f.<-,| n, clem, up three Avi-mii-, wnx scnlcm-i-d l,v t -only N. Y. They have three children Auto mishap- killed 231 persons Judge Dougins Kli-nslrom to n tuiu-s a iluy. Ann, Billy and Nancy m since Op. m. Wednesday. Twenty- fine uf <213 or ltd days It* Jail Inn van get nil the water you three died lit fires Thirty one oilier this morning on u cbnrg, of ugnipdre fur a I-itIII, poured right victims were killed hy all other gruvatt'd uxsuult, whh-h n-ulted itiin the tub Go approximately a type* of acridcnts M-'iiny, and a slmwa i will cost you In tin- shunting of two N-groi-s, W iVllh more than two and one half one 1-veil less. The tall fur flll-hlng a of them twice . Hunter en­ Personal appreciation has been day* of the extended 102-hour week tered ti plea nf gulllv. l"ih't runs nliiiut iwu-ienths of a end sllll lo come. It appeared that i i nt. Go out und wash your car or Victims of Hunter's flurry of A series of Invitational tennis expressed to the Christmas Png- the all-tlmn rerun! nf 3M Iraffie M a^W B IIn"in m ^ ^ f„f ^ d a L airu i,n aa shouting with n double l-airolled -i-rul, tin- porch it muy cost you matches between guests of the cant 11 uCommittee t.n n .* fu hy r ihefr uoVrL deathi for aJ «fnurdsv f.'hrtsiinaa 12-guuge shotgun wore Johnny two or three pennies fur .several Mayfair Inn and local tennis play­ iV r’ln -m S K u if Hie InstalUth.n of h,,llday ln 1,nfl '""V rxeccdod , S u n .Sunday day. application*. Rcnlt anil Earl Bryant, ulo, re­ er* I* being arranged under the bringing, alwut the Iristallallnn or lirfnrp before ml midnight And nil these rusts up; allow fur direction of Bill Sweeney, tho Inn’s the Nativity Rente at the hand Violent accidents accident* took a_ ___ heavy , sidents of the same area. fh o(i and Hunter, win) both Hu- water used f„r drinking and tennis professional, Charles (J. •hell on the Municipal Pier, death (oil in the notion over (lie Addressed to Mr*. Elvira C. Gar­ Christmas hnlldav. with Iraffie ml* live ut the resldeuca of tin- lat­ 1ff.-e mukiiig mul -'miking. Include Marian, manager, announced toner, who waa chairman af the hops the No. 1 killer ■day. ter's mother, had a fight Tues­ Imiritlry mid hnnsi-hoiii cleaning reipiii i-ments, und then consider haw A new all-time death toll nn Ihe day afternoon of a family nature. Next Sunday afternoon begin­ committee, the letter statue; V"ti would go ii hunt mcetltig your ning at 8:00 p. m. th i first of thesa „ “Rome few days ago, the City highway* for a four-day holiday Deputy Hherlff William Howl accepted the Nativity period waa Indicated if the current kuld today. wbier needs if you didn't have a matches will be held between Gen* Commission c< scan* from you and your commit­ trend continues. public supply system. Scott was wounded first when Tucker, city champion, and Clay *“ Th* traffic loll mutinied steadilv Hunted fired througgh ll side Compute your other water Williams, runner-up and former tee and expressed their apprecia­ throughout Christmas Eve and of the resldriu-o ut nhnul 5:00 nn Hie same liunis and try to city champion, playing against two tion for the gift to the City. "Rlnc* that time, the Nativity Chrlifm** Day and passed Iho 200 u. m. Wwlnesday, the deputy of uny olhtn ruinniodltv which guests of th* Inn yet to be •elect­ Scene ha* been Installed at the mark early today. The na lion’s 'stated. A wallet In one uf fh-utt's ed. delivered tn0 you, guaranteed ready record high traHIc fatalllirs fur a band ehell, and I have had an op1-urk iioekets was torn to pieces Th* P*lrings, as drawn hy Mr. “ at it com* four-day Chrlitmaa holiday num­ rportunlty to view tho beautiful pumldc price! Hunter fired through a side Ice I Sweeney, will bo announced tomor­ bered US tn 1030. entered his skin. Thu impoitmit i>rtunt thing nliuut your row, as toon m the registrations scene, both a t night and In thr Since fl p.m. Wednesday, the Later, almut 8:00 n.m.. Scott water hill is I* nut tho charge* It ra* from the hotel group are complet­ daytime, violent death toll Included 22.1 in * ! want to add my personal was In an automobile In the Flint cords, iiut tlu> savings «ml conven* ed. It 1* planned to have both sinautomobile accidents; 20 In fires— ieiu-ea and1 necessities It doesnT I ' m •nd doubles matches, which tltanks to you and your group for none resulting from Christmas area and Bryant was behind tho mention. wheel. Hunter shot twice Into the will probably be of one-set dura- th* tint* and effort and thought­ ta, and 20 In mishaps of misful consideration which you and automobile, the deputy said, nmi •tlo>). •neoua natures. The nation's six or seven bird shot penetrated the other ladles of your group oxrecord accidental death loll over tended to tho City In nutting It Movie Time Table the extended Christmas holiday Rcoll's fa ce , ami the aide of hla i i pcwaible for tho Nativity Seen* to waa TM last year. The (raffle total head and throe w en scattered In HITZ Brvant'a hfad. be displayed for the benefit of tho J e u e M ar was u s, “ Pony Soldier" C8L JAMII MU88AY (rffht), of Muskogee, Ok Is., shown sat log lunch with I're* Ident-elect Dwight D. Neither of the victims was lahwaya in aom* parts of the 1:40 . 3:33 . 5:2d . 7:10 EUenteiw-r on s cold Korean hillside, ties been killed In scllon In cenlei Is Sgt Jack Hutcherson, of who pau through nut itop In our and Northeast were Icy, wounded seriously during the MO VIKL AND shooting affray, Deputy Hood I ’rankfoit, Mn. The corporal went nn a petrol Into Communist lines and died w few day* after Elienhower City. : r, dry weather was report- issi Ir 1 Tl l f t llfl.Alt(U "Lure Of Tin. WiMurti f iiintsl?# P A ’ With tW rompllmmU of Uw returned to th* United Btstes Murray wss one uf three soldiers Gen Elsenhower culled “my gang" on Start* 0:30 • 7:03 City. 1 remain, sincerely your* Mrro and Conttablo J , Q. (Slim) th* day they sat down and sHf-cnnsrlmwly pork chops and luuorkruul with "U" company of Else", Last fcuturo 9:11 bower's old rifteenlh Infantry Rtgliucnt, Third DlvUloo. . ...... .. j .. _ (fnlernatlonai ioundp/ioioj_ rtported a record Galloway investigated tho shuuttm ra«e Two) _ _ --9— ~ T rnW »- f^ ^»-r™ m ~ W_ _ Rnmt* Dies Of Cnlic \’nlut* Of Water .......... Tennifl Matches Are Planned At Hotel n&if f i W S l , Traffic Toll Over N egro Is Wounded Period I Twice In Shooting M ounting Rapidity A ffray In Midway Mayor Thanks Group For Nativity Scene a wAri � 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, 1952 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 24-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 1952; <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/6a0ce262ecc554d615059fcdd83ea785.pdf fa6cb6e02aa00f18d52d3c6a6269202b PDF Text Text THE FIRST BAPTIST CBUBCH OF OVIEDO Dr. Fraai 0. M orns, Pastor 9:40 a-m. Sunday School. Mr. B. P. Whosltr, Sr. Supt, ' 11:00 ajn. The children, from the Baptist Chtldrsn's Home at Lakeland, will bo our guests and bring « special Christmas Pro* iB Chaieh Net Ires must be f>rr*cntcd at The fleraki allies by 4.-M gram. Dinner will follow thli . M. M the dap before publication. eervlce and all worshipper* are requested to bring a basket lunch THE CONGREGATION A I, FIRST MUTHODIST CHURCH CHURCH J. F. McKinley, Minister Park Avenue and Third Street Miss Thrlma lx>ng Director of partment for everyona. J. Barnard Root, Mlfllstcr Itrligloux I‘ducalloti 7:30 p.m. Christmas Messago by Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 0:40 ii.m. Sunday School, A ttie pastor. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Class for every ngr. Wednesday at 7:3(1 p.m. Prayer Sermon: “ Who Seek The Star 11:00 n.in. Morning Worship. Meeting. Ihall Find Thn Christ’*. Sermon Tliernr “ The known God". Note: Sunday School Christmas BEYOND THE TELESCOPE 0:30 p.in. Interinedlsto uml Sen­ Program Tuesday, Dec. 23, 7:30 "Colonel I-awrcncu of Arabian ior Yuuth Fellowship Service. p.m, Lima till* how an Arab sheik, nf7:30 p.m. Evening Worship. The tar hearing the Wcatern acholar Christmas Cuntutu. recount the wonders revealed by FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH th* telescope, said: 'You foreign, CENTRAL IIAPt Ts t CHURCH 1607 South Sanford Avenue •f* see millions o f stars, and Oak Avenue and Fourteenth Herbert J. Han*. Pn*tor nothing beyond. Wo Arabs see Street Christian Warship Service 11:30 only a few stars- nml God' " Itrr. 8. I.. Whatley, Pastor n.m. Sermon by Pn*tor Herbert J. —Floyd Famous Sunday School 0: IS n.hi. “ tiring Hoc i. Sermon subject, “ Why Thu the Fumlly to Sunday School'*. Angels Hang.'* AHHKMItLY OF GOD Morning Worship Service 11:00 Solo by VM t Joseph It. Roves, 1110 laurel Avenue u.in. Sermon by I'a-tor. from the base. Harold E. flulloek Training Union 0:30 p.m. “ A Illldo School 0:43 n.m. Amelia J, flttliorb Union for each age group". Christian Youth Fellowship 6:30 Saturday: "Where Is The l'erEvening Worship Service 7:30 p.m. fStt Church?" This service will be p.m. Sermon by Pastor. Christman program by children AS Inter-church rally. Evangelists “ Come Thou With Us And We and young people 7:30 p.m. Boy and Pauline northern will Will Do Theo Good". A cordial welcome to all. WOisnt a musical program and ilia sermon will bo of Interest to FIRST PRESRYTRKIAN FIRST a i u i t r i l OF CHRIST all churches. CHURCH SCIENTIST Taonday: 9:45 n.m. Sunday Oak Arcane and Third Street MM) Fait Mrrrmd Street Iter. A. G. Mclnnls, Minister Sunday School 3:30 n.m. P:4[i n.m, Sunday School. Chinch Service 11:00 a.in. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship, Wednesday Service 3:00 p.m, Anthem — “ Rclhtchcm Road** Rendiot- Rot.in Tuesdays and Gri'enluml — Youth Clmlr. Solo 00 to 6:0(1 p.m. — "O Come To My Heart, lg>rd Friday Tin......... t vices In all Chrln. .Ictus1' Ambrose — David Hester, Guest Soloist. Ordination of Deu* tleii urimee churches next Sunday l« tin ct 'oiuic supremacy ami cons. Sermon — Mi. Ilclnnls. Church Nursery I0:46-12;00 uniidpni- c '• "f God. The question “ IS THE UNIVERSE INCLUD­ cue 11 Sunday morning. ING MAN. EVOLVED IIY ATOM­ 0:30 p.m, Pioneer Fellowship. (1:30 p.m. Senior High Fellow­ IC Fo r c e t " is tin- xubji-ct of the Lesson-Sermon. ship. A verse from Proverbs (3 ;i:o 7:30 p.m. Candlelight Carol Service by the Chnricet Choir, ns- was selected for the Gnldcn Text slated by the Girls' Choir, under "The Lord by wisdom bath found will ba another clarion call to re- the direction of Mrs, George rd the earth: by imdcratundiif pantancc and righteousness ns ho Touhy, Minister of Music, will I bath lie established the heaven- " Passages which will be run' r o m y i tho presold-day Indira- prrsunt their annual program of lldns of Impending Judgment In Christmas Music. The annual from the King James Version oi Ml' sermon entitled “ Russia's De­ Wldto Gift Offering for Thornwcfl the llllils- Include the following feat Foretold". Orphanage will be taken at this “ God bath Hpoken once; twlr have I beard tills; Hint power be Tuesday: 7:15 p.m. Christ’s Am­ service. longcth unto God" (Psalms 02:11). bassador's Service. Let every Correlative -elections from the Christian use Ida Influence tills f ir s t iia p t i s t c h u r c h Christian Helenre textbook, "Kclsaaaon to put Christ buck Into Park Avenue at Hlslh Street enee and Health with Key to the Christmas. W. p. Ilruoks, Jr., I'aslur Scriptures" by Mary linker Eddy John L. Miller, Minister of Include: “ There Is no power npurt CHURCH OF THE NAZAHENK Education 119 Mapla Avenue "Wo'vo Saved A Clare For You" from Cod. Omnipotence has allL. R. Rushton, Pastor Sunday School 0:15 a.m. "Bring power, and to acknowledge any Sunday School 9:46 n.m. All The Family. Father, Mother. other power Is to dishonor God" •Sister, llrother, and the llnby too." Morning Worship Kli-15 a.m. Youth Services 0:45 p.m. IVe provide a plum for every inrmlwr of the family. Evangelistic Hour 7:45 p.m. GEMS OF. THOUGHT NOTIOIJ: During the Sunday Morning Worship (llroadcast School Hour wo will hove our reg­ WTItR) t!:00 ii.m. Sermon -■ W. CHRISTMAS ular Christmas Program. Como P. Ilrooks, Jr. The earth ha* grown old with ami nee tho Children In action. In Training Union (1:16 p.m. Un­ tho Youth Service we will have ion.* for all age groups. Nursery Its burden of rare. Rut nt Christmas It always Is tho Youth Christmas Program for the babies. — Phillips Ilrooks, that will Interest everybody. Don't Evening Worship 7i30 p.m, The ymmg. I have always thought of fall to come. Sunday School will give its An­ Christmas time a* a good time; a Something special for every nual Christman Program. sttvico heeuuso of Christmas. Wednesday Evening Srrvlco 7:30 kind, forgiving, rhnrlUldr, pleas­ ant tlmej the only time I know of, Coma to every service of the day p.m, aad let's think about Christ. A Nursery is provided for nil In the long rnlendor of the year, Sqndny Service* and also the when men and women seem by one rmisent In open their shut-up HOLT atlHIH "('ll IIII Cll Wednesday Evening Hrrvir*. (Kp Uropal) Earphones fur Urn hard of hear­ hearts freely. —Charles Dickens. lUv. II, l.yllletim Zlmnierinau ing. At this Immortal hour, all IniB. II., Harlor "Every Room As Wurm As Your mnu bale, pride, greed, lust should . 4lh Sunday In Advent Home." bow uml dec Inre Christ's power, 1:00 a.m. Holy Commuulun. and the reign of Truth and Life • 9:30 a.m. Family Service and divine should make man's being WELCOME Church Schonl. pure and blest. CHURCH (IF CHRIST 11:09 ajn. Morning Prayer and — Mary linker Eddy. Elm Avenue and Second Street Sermon. Then ptabd the hells mure loud J. C. Nicholson, Minister Servlcna Himugh tho week: andstlcep 10:00 n.m. Illble Study, Holy Communion dolly nt 7:30 "God Is not dead, nor doth lie 11:0(1 a.m. Morning \Vor-diip. a.tn. except Friday nt 9:0(1 n.m. 0:30 p.m. Evening Worstdp sleep! Bacramont of Penance-Pence The Wrong -bull fall, Chapel — Saturday — 0:00-11:00 broudcu*t over WTItlt. Sermon The Right prevail, topic: "New Life In Christ". "For With lienee on earth, good-will as many of you as hove been bap­ — Igmgfelluw. tised Into Christ huve put on to men!" Heap on morn woodl—the wind Christ" (Gal. 3:27). Wednesday 7:30 p.m. ttlbla Is chill: Rut let It whistle ns It will. Study, We'll keep our Christmas merry Visitors always wclrume. morning Worship 11:00 a.m. still. —Sir Walter Scott. Subject: "What Christmas Means And If you keep It for a day, WESLEYAN MKTIIODLST why not always? Evening Service: A Christmas CHURCH, PAOLA Hut you can never keep It alone, m g rtm and a treat for tho cbll- Rev. George I), Marsh, Pastor — Henry van Dyke. Sunday School 9:46 a.m. « * n of the church. Worship 10:45 ajn. SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST OdUBT CHURCH, LONUWOOD Young People's Meeting 0:45 CHURCH Seventh Street and Elm Arena* A e Bar. e ! Zlmmermaa P Worship 7:30 p.m. K. K. Meriting, Pastor B. D., Prlest-la-Ckarg* Wednesday l*ruyer Service 7:30 Church Service 11:00 a.m. Sat­ life Sunday la Advent p.m. urday. i Holy Communion 9:00 n.m. Special Christmas program will Sabbath School 0:30 a.m. Mr*. I Augustlnlan Fathers from tho bo presented Sunday Evening 7:30 H. lluckner, superintendent. Good Shepherd Monastery, Orange p.m. Prayer Meeting Wodnesday 8:00 City, will utftrialo at survlcca. A cordial wi-lcuma to ult. p.m. Not many events in history have left their imprint upon the world for centuries. Man has a w ay o f putting behind him the past— forgettin g his triumphs, overcom ­ ing his defeats— as he faces new challenges in a ch an g­ ing world. But at Christmas we rem ember an event o f tw o thou­ sand years ago. N ot one o f the m om entous crises o f military or political history! Just the birth o f a child . . . in a stable . . . in a sleeping town . . . far aw ay! W h y should such an event, so long ago, still set the w orld to singing ? It can only be because that event, unlike any other in the w orld's long history, affected everyone. W h a t hap­ pened in Bethlehem twenty centuries a g o has never stopped changing people’s lives from that day until this! Because that first Christm as has given you deeper happiness and richer hope— com e, w ith all the faithful, to w orship the Lord. CH JW c c h u r c h This Series is Hein# Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, and is Sponsored by the Following: Business Establishments: Visitor* am welcome. LISTEN TO GOBPEL SINGERS - IIOl.I,Kit MOTOR SALKS UPSALA COMMUNITY I’HFHHYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. C. C. White, Mlalater THE BflALEY FAMILY MUSICIANS — PREACHER KADIO STATION W t h R — EACH SUNDAY U N T O I M P , N. IIILL LUMIIKH & SUPPLY Regular sendee* Unified Services 10:00 a.ta. Church school and talk by pastor. SENKAHIK GLASS & PAINT CO. R«|wira WILSON-MAIBR FURNITURE C0„ INC, Bokur’s Muiical Instrument Shop ■ Ptaua DRI8SON FUNERAL HOME RAY KENNEDY’S SANFORD AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY WARNER'8 GULF SERVICE STATION SANFORD BOAT WORKS SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. EARL HIGGINBOTHAM CO- J. M. llLYTHK TRUCKING CO. ST. JOHNS' REALTY CO. J. C. HUTCHISON & CO. WHEELER FERTILIZER CO. GENE'S TEXACO SERVICE HERMAN'S CAFE R- S. RATES TRUCKING CO SANFORD AUTO PARTS ROY WALL, PLUMBING NICHOLSON - BUICK CO. LANEY DRY CLEANERS SEMINOLE DRY CLEANER8 PENN BYT! T CHURCH RHirr TRACTOR STINE MACHINE * 8UPPLY CO. Agsnt, Standard OR Co. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK TUB MAYFAIR INN YARD W. W. IIORNK TRUCKING CO. Cadar A m u h CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS, SEMINOLE TRUCK INC. A TRACTOR CO. AMERICAN OIL CO. M. R- Strickland, Contractor OZIER-WELLER HOMES, INC. c �TM H I j I III i r YOU DON'T Delivery, by 7:0* p.in., pirate tall YELLOW CAB I III IT J 1 ft VOLU M E Xt.1V a 4» Ship With469Persons Aboard Is IieiK>rteci Listing With Verti­ cal Crack In Hull f 1 E alahinhed l ’.HIM County S A N K O im , SIiii>'»i Terrs1, !*, iliuighter of Mrs. William It. Kvnns .Ir.. I nko Maiv. mid Hubert Terry, 'll!, Ttim|in, Mrs. Kvnns' furmrr linsbund, were ktiled Frldiiv nb'lil In nn aulmiioljilr accident whMe enroote In Tamjai for the Christmas holi­ days. Another daughter, flpmlrn, 8, and Mae Terry'* brother, Thomas IfT d 'i aid T erry g2, who whs driving life ra r, wed* r ” tlfiu*'tl to'Jne TnSi- M O N DAY t |III tllUIld C'PresswaV. With .1 I’MIS* Ihrlanog Hint the gift that is stale link to the Tampa ...... •no-1 prised Is the ear that cm MeKethan reported to a me. I l.mllr* the most good will. Dr.'lng of the Improvement <oiniill* Marsha 11 Demlv, pu-lor of tile sloii here lodnv llinl (iuerd.de A First t’lesbylerlan Church of Dr- t'dpllls. New Yin., eoiismllii’; etj lalitlo, and recently elected rxccu- « "jer* cost dmilil nn the fmi*l tlw secretary of Hu Ib.i.r.l hlllty «»f financing anil building the Ed.irut!......... f the I'restiytcrlni*! complete tornplke a* a slug e tieneial AssemUy. -poke to Ilia P™Je«i h> r, v llotnry Cloii today on Ihu spirit ‘’n ^ ‘*",'d* The engineering flr;n. lured by uf I'hri-tniii-. , Lhn M il4 tkijjammeot at the re laMoiiiowil l.v tin’ Kev, 'A.*,(7, illHu PnlWIli*’ lm pro‘ i'me.,1 ,'nrn Mrinids, Hr, llenhy said "If we mliskm lti make a truffle «lin|y for Imve Hie rent tTirDhiun spirit, we the nniposrd tollplke »y»leio. said CllNt'S Will lit' Tried at Sulphur Springs, Tampa subjfurh, * Wlllmm Evans, Jr., step-father ef the childi i'ti. Is a nephew of Frank Evans uf Lake Mary. The two ’flit- were to participate In a play at the Lake Marv Commu­ nity Clou eh Sunday night. “Ihmtiny; Snfety” To He Shown Tonight A film entitled) ‘'Hunting Safe't l * ," will be shown tonight In the first of the two evening sessions of the Junior CliamlH*r of Commeree's wildlife and hunting snfetv school at the Court llougv heglnidng nl 7i*10 p.m. C. N. C'lymore, eduratlonal of* fleer of Hie Htntv (Jama and Freah Water Fish Compiltslon, will show the film with a brief axplanntlon and David Swindell, director uf Urn Central Division of the com* , .Nnl—Ion. will revluvv hunting laws iVXaml safety hints, The Jayecc-suonsorod, hunting salely clinic, dlrcetcd he Elton Muughttm, Jr., will conclude Its two-evening sessions tomorrow night when guute wardens A, W. Anslcy mid John II. Warren will give advice and further safety In­ structions. Another sidelight of tomorrow nvenlnp'* clinic will ha Chief of Police (toy (’ , Williams’ talk ami dlsulay of his rare antique guns, ft. Thu hunting saf.sty clinic 1s be­ ing soonsored by the Jaycsas to properly Instruct young hunters In an effort to avoid hunting acci­ dents, Mr. Moughton said. S hop. BAYS Ur. 22. -HI tillrll I’ ll4* I'l.VJ i\l7iMiir mil Ifl j 1*11^1 il Vl V n r s t I Miiiu* ( ' r a s h I n .M ilita ry H is to ry C l a i m s S(> L i v e s O f I l o l i t l a y H o u n d C .Is , . . , teni It was di.elo.ed tmlav | ‘ (*F 1 h ild l'e ll At Hut llnad Department Ctialrmio , . . ,. , •• i Allred MeKethan *nll endorn'' (he M e t lllH liS t Tl O 111 e rniire pro|Hisal fin a Jiirksum die sotoiiiolille verred left rrross lb S. High w ar !rJ. lift ween Plant City ninl Taiann, and hit a bridge. .. ,,, , t'airoliuHii C-nlli said Thomas wo eases im ol* "g llie Illegal Terry admitted he was driving and sale of Ibpmr and mo ecu ling with thrt lie fell a |e*p at the wheel. lip. possession and ill.’ of Culai Tilt fntlirr. Hubert Terry, and tlrkela, re-olling fimn arrests the ilnte'ltter, Sharon, were taken •nude over I lie week’ .el Ip a rraek* to the HuvgI Fnnerul Home at down tiy Sanford polite, will ronto Tami'ii. Foneral servicer v>ill be before the C ity t ’mirl tills a fte r­ brlil at the Trinity llantlst Church noon. D K f. i .mil l S p°ilutl°M \ii0r Religkms Principles BeingSought To Combat Ideologies Of Reds Urged By Ike lloMpital Hoard on Mooii’liml ....... Ital with mu|tilde liinlsi'S and laceration*. .The ate not going to tblnk so m urlii||1p erovi .tub* mdie would con .III lb' girl's eonilil.bin was Im­ about how wr nrr loved, hut h"W' ( iritMile only III |tcr cent u f the total proving a' last report. Tim <bltdri n svern nicked lip we lovo, md 'o niie h nlaeil li"'v rrt’t'nil("( of the toronike *v"tein inni'li Is done for a-, but whul we The #ngliiei*rlnii firm »aiil a I ’riilay nlirht al the K ' nos i"-|. nortli •voulli luruplki which i.mhl drnre In Lake Mary, u lirrr lliev run do Im iiHiei-" Itohert .1. llauiiiuo. pie-nleui of ix> financed III 110 IHO million ilol have I... .. llvlmr and going to, the Saofmd Allaiillr N ..t 1 unit I In r tgind Isvue "clearly passes the ■rbeel. Tin1 accident nrrnrrcd al a it »«*.....re os ■<«. i*s». |Initial tests nf eeniminlc fea»ibil Iridge, eb'lit miles hefnrr they — Itv " ie||t'hi-i| Tampa. State Highway MrKethnn said bonder fto ^t'u'iebero Kd Xis. III sold their L i f t1n o r A. .n. .d L o t t e r y, turnpike system il limit sliould i M O U ID A HEIIIUT. Lebanon i.f — Tin I2.MH ton French passenger liner Marseille a week aito with tutt person* alHinrd. run aground three Wnllor »oulh of Ueirut during a ittorni this morning. She wn« re ported listing about 000 yards nfl ihorc with a vertical crack dowr (hr middle A spokesman for the liner's op orator* In France said the vessel carried 2IM passengers and a crew of 230 when she left Marseille, The I'humpolllon slopped at Alex iindria. Egypt, and the spokesman said he did not know how man* passengers debarked there, If any, w r how many others boarded tin vessel. The harbor master at Haifa. 7.1 (idles smith of Ueirut. radiod the master of the Cham million asking * * n ii mh riKiii what assistance he needed. M* ♦tibern uf III** ik m in o k t ‘••mil> ho*>juUil hom i »»f ' «u» i •'*••* **t ■ ■In hi ll ill a iri »•■■itI 111*i"i”I )fI |T* Vppi'll I Man) of the passengers aboard iijj in il in. s'nii fnnl; tli* picture Hi’fl to riftelit k uiv I>r, il. I**. Sru "*ni, Uhiinonii S ’til nil -; i ’li'tl !.' were said to be Christinas pilgrim* K. l ui l o., rhainpiiii* Stiftfuril; Jolm \\ K u tin , O it do, »,» 1 \ ii ♦m M. I si ci' in, S u11f 111»I t!ir hotml to the Holy Land. I Ill'll ! I it* foi l i;* liinlfit* At-n* iij pointed by (iuvetinir Knltii Wiirrt'ii uflt-i f’ *oni\ 4'l(. I* Ily mldalterniMin. a line •«i>t•«*)» of a ('utility lu'si'itnl rigged from ship to shore, hot none of the personnel ahoaid had been taken off • Itiiffeted by high seas as she D r . D e n d y T a l k s F e a s ib ility O f C r o s s -S ta te P o r t io n lay on the sandbar off Siiloii the Chnmpolllun's buck liroke about mid morning and ill addition In O f T o ll P ik e D o u b t e d B y E n g in e e r s T o R o t a r y C lu b about a 20 degree list to port there was a list of about til degrees on cither side of the spill. TALUMtASSEK r foe.olim r Krthuo '.nit A b o u t C h r is tm a s til ilh u lV 'l' ot 11 e .o i l e r I’ l l . ' i engineer* doubt the feu slid lit *’ of ---- —* inrUiding a cross-stiito link In tin liriTllli; report on the turnpike *v* (>it’ts Are Presented propnswi Florida toil turnpike o lem ti\ I’.i i s .oi. |ti (iiel.-rtiofl Two Lake Mary Children Involved > In Auto Accident 1 tif« tt'ii hr; I it i AN INDKI’K N llK M DAILY NKWSI’AI’Llt French Liner Runs Agrouuc Off Leban on I (III h |Vtl 1*1 tln ’llh Mi’l f l (»•» i »|) Im m i » in fn«t>(U i *11‘i ‘11 **t «t19r*i ri| t'nuf t . I m*mLi% Im"u«itIII n in I II I it i ii w r .h im tnriH M . * ii’;u !•» I1' H<li t ViMill l nmIiI i |i 111imi % %•r n*!*l rerfhe jour Sanford Herald, City if U l Inelnde the eross state rmite “ The entire turnpike prujei t i deslralilc urd needed I'm |,rjnie iihjcetive In considering the tnrn|>il(X’ proposal is the emistrne M O SES L A K E . Mash e Md >1-try expert- continued effort- In ■l.iv to solve the riddle ot why mi men were killed here Saliiril.i' in history's worst airplane er.i-h Xml fix lllun iillo i.il' m mill mil of gmernuieiil eirclo' lieg-m ■ > ■..Orel led ilelo.mil for III* t'-liu.i lions niul acl loo to reduce I In mi ill her ..I unlit,il ) phioi* .ieei ill'III S.iim d.ii - cra-li which k ill'll ill hot ip p ( the men ,iboard the I s m ilil.ii) - lilggi -I an pl.itu • ■* I he |ii||i m i recent *crir* 'bit'll bn- 'Otilfcd out more than ••hi lues la llbegan iiii'in ilia le h for .’ omidinu of nillil.irv air* raft ■Idle -.ifels |irei .iiil|m" and plain . lieek' are taken sen llichnitl llus-ell ■11i . . i idled for all exImnslUe inie-li lllun He '.iid il " a- possible . .In .... in It It's* ill III- S e 0 ■l e Xrnied Service* l oiiimittee would ' .be a’ lii.ii mi llie Xlo-e- I -iki .llsiister XI Lai-on Xn Enrie lla-e 'it il mg point of tile lllulil the inn " ’.I 1.’.lions ini. pie.iHfii.ig i|n .I.’iol emilimieil file p ip ..* " " ...a hei'.iu-e lltall* i.l l Te * i. 'oil* aere iiro i'le .l nul liiirtieil ' i Ollil I ei i. ’.lltP.P X -lode ot dental leemd- " a or, mmb- I,* nh otlfb’iiiii.n ex Arraignment Of l\ Arrests Are Russia On Kalyn Made In Racket Coi'nt Is Urncr! Probe In Gotham i* n j»T cssH »na l*‘i'Ci»mmiMD •i m i j \ r 1 ». ll : i ' •1 1" 1 1<* * • A i’U 'F l '* i\ ii m ' 1! a n i r W \s i u m ; ( I IN V tM sMMlaf I'nmniilh'i I *IMi III»-»’(I ila' ftial s<*\ U'j I'tl^l.l I. ’i I' ll III r."M i* raiyniMl lirfn ir i tmiM Mti fhiirvi*' it IM i >M'I If (Mill I'lili - ililflll'," Wei Itl 0 I Im h a! v m I 'tll l’NI MM .11 hi .) I1’|H»|t |(» 1hi Ile •Mill 1MMHMlfh’r V’ " ft fi' i (hi’ ktlllVY';* 111 I s .nl iiUii thiit 1Im in \\ • > ;i\ ' I li.iMps im KtdEii ex' S' i .<* i In . it • M « t i! 1• p» •»| t i.l .MM ' ,||. Ilf ( I i! lie !*» ’ Ml ’ 1, f-. , ,! .til I I II |a i i1 Mil I’ a*,f Initt \ 1 V, . ' 'i ■ ' t o k, i i,n i 1 r ” ! il ft . 1m ' %' i i .... 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I llle eo ' limit* •i’ll l. i lpiii al reprc'. ida lire project could hi* I 'll* for JTI A*.-' ..f .ilieia fl void e.p.t|*..i. ol .if l»H jh.f’s'i \ 1' I *t|| million* inclinloi * <i; ’i^o ooo ft,: ii.opifa. lurer- Irving to pten* to •l-M tl,,. K •!1 right* id win Mi belli.in - nil S'M'Mtlr i .k lik ( h'I m . ■llii’i 111. l au-e of the ae. ldenl 'flit* t'fojeci » oidd **<Mitre firec Xn Xn Eor i i eapliiiii n lilt xe.o- I'M J tear* to loidil .mil million- "I ,*xpei teni e II* nig heat* romp I hi* iMiii Mil Hr* would lie needed to •Orel lai al ill mi lit - oil he Ihmiv’hl llie plain* Ltl * m mi Im if tnr* mi \ tere*l ill 3b per ci ul during tile "i*l l ooliln't lb'* elop enoiigli ponel il III it if ‘Milllli'xl n period of riin*tioc| mi he sulil to ii*i’ (rom llie rllliw ay IS’1* 'MM mlt V total bond i*. le ot 2X\ loll Mi a a* I it’ll lieorge liema* ol If S I I pill I ” I**' t 111’ lion* would flntmrr Hie eollre lirof i le* eland It amt t'hai lesion hi i a1for 11Ir * eel lii'lc.ol of the 21.* niillhm* s t Hi* nlisei’t Htliuis were made •if*ii ill pill |H,,f *|I «I |jf * orielnnllv c.ttnialrd lie *idd lii>l hand lie **a* one of ibe pa* Tin* plan wind I be for the Ini 'i tiger* who lived through Hit pri i.t f i ,ifi ll III Knnpi " .......Ml1111»' 1 f (•* prnvemenl I'liin iilwlini to liiwrmi . * ! rash !• , im Ki•«id al l hhuHi tbv 2V% miiluiii* against P''n,s.t,)H | V ' l Mid a tieodllar fehllnc." In' foM.” * .-,1 » I* j i n ’ i«. itw* pHd rff by- rei ewurr ' v * * 1 * (11 " from his lio-pilal bed ul I n Hi* I'pflM M lHl l to. Use of III t irnpike ■ cnverilii'e A Colpdt- *■ 111” a I ,’,f C"M A *!* "Htnl we were -Du mg |IIillI f "*l * ' J . <1,1 t ,!• pt*| b*o lung n the giiiuiid I hep a me h i <im■i11111i M'i ' I ,lf l’*M the turnpike would produce i eonvllii’i'd ill Hits alien I fell 'he 1 1 h i U p a f i i ’ . ||" ,, <• ... _____ ________ id st:» .vai.ihsi m its in 't pleile hiiimcf III till’ end ol (lie fh,. .** ili’tit i r 'ii I m ii. i Ioperatioo and would m " ruriM ;n m il if si’cmi'il M'i* pim r I’ r ♦ Mth * ■ I* *1 f. fill ihai .hiring the fn t fi mil'll p , f ....... I- pul IM* to . , for yearly average eiirnuig nl 2*1 ftml mil tli’Nif i ■|ii i| (■ I m i 'Mil file Ir I In* hi Iti'll IfI • mM IIIlllltllls I 1 I'll:' f i l l e t t *f| | if I f * - tliiis * j 1111| i (luv Warren tool Invde.l m . Vi it «l i h e l' of both Ills t'itl/eii' I m i " 1.* | H ; I m l U i n * ) I ' l ' i l d * h i td vl'o rv <'•>nimil!•*•' ami lu t lii’ •I J i U i L H l u l l ! I h r d m l h *i i n i- i| •l 1) I tte«earch t ooii.’ll In -It lo " I''.' Yi :i% (on Lih* In r r i *o tin pro Iinpr.iveinent r.iinnilssio*1 - - i■ m |ll Ik l n .illil s|m|) II Thi fiLiiie rnsi* Oi.irtili |ln i n lull only a handful showed m> lI flu'll sf.n fml til si t||r Many wrote or wired then ic fllill I(“fill M “ I Im’II tin tfll.it I'lllll'fJ Jt-Hp |n •i , less - ». 1, . grets that prevb'ils eog.i * 1l(*44 ... •* i Mt made tl impossible for Hi. m to Mil? lift ii Mi J flint %iit»^ii mini tn me he Ma <i a He m|)(iiM4 in i immi l> I ,, t , »ml 11 ulb'iid lo Hie rniiMiiv I IihiIh ' i! n il Hm> • 1.......1 1 .’ i i •.1 44 i n i l i i x * , i l H i . i l i m » I m | i m . I e ( i m i | i *. | i.i * I*..,». i 4 M * M e r e f i I n ii 1 1 7*4 f r i ' l I n M « , ir Ik* ............. « s 1-4 T I m * M lfuf L i t e r <i f i" * * I * f i e * | m i t h e Vmoiig llm-e ore-eul wen- |l‘>b libC iif ifeuil jin ill U ill) .him n'i'**u '..Il T I ‘one M Xii'o.sl'n. Im 1ll . "M||r, 11ll M M. 11 1 iiriiii.ililv lo.'i I mv Dovlr K i iilti.n "tl fit'll uf I'm Milvnl Me •M ill* 1.4 i i h i u' \HItMW A lllll I rr- iilcnt *Il f 1 ti «i 11 \ tup u ,4 *1 XIIX l\ \ ' •*: is. | '..M ! v I N I y :n i |! * ( 'i M ii il ! !i * S i ' " irn rin ism ( 'a n t >f I-1 a i n 1 I r a I w a *• 'let's -sinM’I111 MMlIff |,1 ' I lie ipM" 111:;«1hill ill ‘il I i.l * JI.MIIMl t II 1■if f *f ■*(>411*■ in.in m fill . -i n ' Ml 1 d Ik ■1 \u ,1 **ti t . . n*. ! Ml . ■t t|llll . 11 M ' I Hi - i , '.f X IL t. i'll It" M < > III .f i|ll| I ■! m( i IMiltMtlU i"i.s r»*Li .... . i • n( IM, || |«f 1•It Ml II.... < li In •1 t ,. I Mill ItM|| .1." l ■ i. 1)1,I .|om h t| I il 11 ♦IM •'Pfi*i4 Up .h . * .hI’ I 111 <A I* t < .(111, Mill tl 41 in > mill it.. tl p'p. 111•* I i! •IMP 1 Mi j. i . A lt' Mol her I) n l on ■* lnda x 11 1 1. •..........Il I.l X’ . II r irfiil n 1..I.I , L, I. \ e" < \ ill I l To Tampa (tpened x11 I ’ H'I* I I ■ i*!lux* in: I \ I T f s I t 'l l < id lis jtm tlort of Die greatest extent ol or gently needed limited urce** high vvav facilities in keeulm* '*t|b sound financing prnetlee' It is mil our nlijertlve lo construct only llir most remunerative purl," Me U |. l dee T.ieio-i *• , ■■ t* .’Itaugeil Ills iiilnil lit..I iittem,.le.l I Inf |l •* |i« m Joseph Walker. ;tt*. Negro, I IIMI Lee I’ll well. Miami Item h m ’e lo r e . time normal >•<.tirnp.fi •1 Vfter thal the fit-I tiling West Thirteenth Sln.-t. wa« nr* lit •> .1 Keooelb HiiM’i'-'or tint I m 'ititl *' **It Mill Ih’ inii' ei.itld reenll ’ •.*makoi.’ ri'»tcil lust night at Ms residence m.omel Jimiiltos T a llu li.i"i • I Ills painful w a) front Hie wreckage fill ' -nil" lih by (Tapi. Hoy Till!* and Sgt W. I ** • Smith* ♦ It. ot’.l e>.flaps,U C A, Horn on charge" of selling M ’i* '! In * *« f i t 11* He wits serfmisl) hut not trill uioon-hliie slid bruo.|i-ldng a fire­ ttf 1It,’ |'t villiv iniiireil arm. Himble to furnish bund total­ ruiitpsi, The lit) melt to Hie giant i>i.i - H i . I Kl \/l ling 92 1It on the two counts, he ! In %'llU 1 decked id a ne wys ...u .onisiiat Xir -i 1 4*.v was kept In Jail to imalt Ids ap­ 14 4 'I . Ill I Eoree olflelals *iild llie) told of \i 1 pear uncp in vuiut. < tl< > i ii III i , * ■ t«M i'l'il • ’ 1 lt|. nvi'llflil *1flillltlI till *' IIMIIMlfl MilIIIX Hltli ill MM4h .4 Pi tests pi nlilcli Ii-.’i men with H-. William Frnnklbi Ibildwln, 2H, . 4 ' I H i. I*' .. I » ’* I |*i H 1 Hi ■ < ih' * . pound tineks have flii'ii In < 121* Negro, kru Ku-l Tenth Street, was llv #Mni(fi,jiln uf O irW lii»i« ri*ml» *tmmi|i |n*w.ilik ...... I( •*M«|*|llfll ItIt I ||Hr f »«II| pm »ill f il l n*f Hi. \III"i* dll 1 I Dor. ‘J I nl h ilU p* hi T I ii * "4'i'Minl i l* iin'Mi ip id - .nr biken Into custody Saturday night will Li* ji Lilli. Ill III t ►I. t’ llil'li 1 Mm|ill f14 h>' Sgt. Horn and I'nt.olmiin Joe'...,.. im lu«t y m r ululion NVTItll ( iMiilorlnkiiiir i* flu iic ^i * ••( klltiUMI P..I • It....’ , I t *MiiMMiti J. Orphanmfr Children Hickson and A. E. Evans on a will briiuiJctinl |||f* i'Vi’Ml fi*a HU ijiilhi p»| i i lii>n W i l U L Mini \|i l‘ »l* ''u ,i i M•i. IIn* Ml'44 ip i' ii a , L. H.tf charge uf selling lllegul liipiur, A MM'lilM* nl l.'|. I’h’Pit i >mii* iMIMCi Knjoy Shopping Tour miitiiituN, It ftiiD iiihj twiluy i)> hum nait| hi* immiI i I nut u I hI i fm iihim lion.l of 1202 was furnished. thllM 111 1 ill if til i .i I > |*l **N Drill I In* «*•*’» D«»mi Allen Mitchell, lid, twit Cypress F loyd I'ulm vr undur h Ihiho nthim* rfw»|M,r(it|i*n tli i I MW ttneu Jny ID'44 .'in Mil Hi tlM <t ISM* t?( •I41111 Aveiuir, was arrested Siiturduy by ImII mii I Ik * undertnkhiif it *luifud. , in utinge r Mur Ion Hnnimii an.I tli ■ Act om iiiiiiii'it it) 1il ID reus, Mix, tin.old IDlig, Ml- iNi’ll ' .IEM4I lj. Hill Mil I IP kiMy iMI*< I’utrolniun C. C. Dmlsou and Hick* ft MMI I Itv MMI "ill 4 - ii. i' Tlit* Hinging will lii* led l»y u ii , Htaff *tf tlmf m i wuni/.iiliMM. \ Hin Jane Ihdler, (lie lie*', Andie'* i III' 11111t1 sun on charges of ».lllng and f.o Daidell unit Mr*. Ilnniell II m S> 'tiMii III. (kill* ’ Ll I hi I 1 ■"hi ■ having possession of n share In a 1nil iiiiiIi* i'liuru* that will He u**em. im IhhI >(*i»i ,flie fiMihin I lm (I I’ rodtH'lion <>l (*'l|l**l III 1-41 linlf Im.iiileustlng tie. iiiiimmoili "III l.llnn* "f Hie t.iitliernli 11it*vti L*ry (Cuba or bolliut. Bonds hlctl nl the tuilio slutioli n nnti| lottery I ’Isit S I a u t 'd l r i d n \ tut’. II log 11(14 were furnished. hour lieft) re lltu gltnip gou» till llie JiriHluetlon will III’ dmiited Im tin" t Iii|di•n « ni lmol einl.arliiil on Hie Hi’iioiil .limin' Chamber "I Chief Boy 4Vlltlaius -iihl today air. Thu chairman said that tin oceasloo. < m u m is m .s tn o x i h Cnmiinii’c - spimsnred I brislniu (ill** he had detailed mi'it to ttpec la I M l ' 1 1 - 11 M O , |«si I’l 11' The very Iriipoi’liinl tIt I•*1 *■I■ ■ l i . m i ,•I X 1L 1 \ i k 1 o l MAN, I I K S I E I t , N V .r SI work in locating offender- selling man nuuit lu-aitate, hueuusu lie merit, according to xir I ..limn, i* Nhoi’ ldng lour In Sunfnril la-l |.l IV • , t f 1•1 1i 1 Ol 1 I f kl.Ml 1 >,■ Il k ll v ll O 1 lin k 44 II k l " ' ’ll (ieorge's ( ullmlic t'liurcli < ,i di doesn't have a trained voice, tn tli.lt livery possible tit.lit. l.e tuned Kulunla* nlurliing. moonshine or tlenllng In Culm, 1*1 i n i l ' i i l r l f i .1 ■ML," 1 » ii | . •I . ’ r t l io n k ,4 M . xiriiycil by lilt’ furl* y I’ til.i Mr. nul Mrs, Duniell and Mr • , H | t • 1- o h i l I m 1l o flintl him* oln Imeausu Hie main iei|iilreniulit to WTItIt at Him klloeyeh * i.ldle Holler hroughl the vmingsturs to |" dll ii loss nmdliciall* f t , ' . .♦ • , 1,,. ll ! » * . { 11intttt'<l . i« n h H 1 «»t H n • mill 111il I w ....................... ' • (• 4 1 lit i l o l .1 1 . l«l • the program Is on, ami Hint I. nil* the C ro H H t that he wants to sing carols Invree information booth '** MtvrTuI lliuulreil tliolinimtl ilol L . f l u S i i f t k i l t l | h i , i I n - (it nit I hi n* It was pointed out by Mr. ('til- lo tlio big fourth factor and Mini |» b MM. | I., . 1 lurs mumlng at Dtdin 1' * t« i j >»11n f 111 | n !i . i >i •i liter that Ihu Idea of everyone Is thnl everybody sing Lnsl *■-». Ibitntihiv ('■ • i; Minislerx ill llie *tty - I't n1t'*ttint MM I 1 !• h i l l I ' f i i h i l ( I ’l I L •. •iH 4 ft nut within hearing illstamo of (lie groups in homes, in stores, on tin' o'clock whero the*’ nine met In' I'lnitclii's strut'll lItvir putt Imnu'ix I 1" ....................... .. 1 si 1. (n il I ’rlsiM’, cbulrmnii uf Hie Iifi i •1 I in . fn I 1 o l i i i D 4 H > I >• o n f ’ i >1 M i l . \ Rervlcua wurc held at J;30 p.m. ratlin elation Joining voices In llie street ami In largo inslitiilion* .layeeu chopping tour, l'‘i>iii'.xt in services Ittler In n*st-t (lie i .-ili h i *t| H«( n ir\ n - i M i i i i tl ,i v if.lirt •it i > I'M h* III >* Imlnv ai Hrlsson Fitneiul Homo ohsorvanca of tha Christmas seu- Joined In tlm festive rhino* Hull lireeki’tiritlge, Tim Crawfortl and olles ill till) fund ilriic in le-tme ' , i«im* *lm'4 1 IMMI k i l l 1 J i l l • 1 ii I i .i . i l . ».i i ' 1 M for Mr*. Uiura Lelunnn Cross, son gained widespread acceptance was led by the group of men *ing- Mrs. Iting, vnuicotive secretary (heir chin elt. .il|> **•»»• 4 . I*f 11#•f x m I l l o f last year, ami Its popularity llitr from stnthui NVTItll 4R. who died In thu hu.plUl at nf the Jnycees, i* l n n* .1 I hi* fill'll^ * iii' |*l4'^i'iI prompted him to get the mas* That Is (be hlg Idea, snhl llie | < h > East Stroud burg, I’a. last Frida*’ M i, I'risiK' tilstrlbutcrl tin' *<UI R«■11|| Htl* ;|1’iff(’HI i -> at 2:80 a.m. following a brief movement under way again this motor of thu carnl songfe-l ■olleeted by the Juycue* Sliumir | k t* j i L i v ii, i l l h e l» l • " > ( * ( l l i ‘ »i 1 ■* r season IllncM, _ . , |everyIstdy sins "This Is one tiling llie I I youngsti'is it ml heliu il 1lie xts of flu* M w 'fair Inn .il Hn* Svvural oleincnts contrihuted to wh(tro everynnu in the area ran Lorn In Crown Point, Iml, Apr. iheiit sltnp for presents the rest li**li I itv\l Monthly m^ht 20, 14407 Mrs. Cross was thu lit success_ In .1851, Mr. Palniarlju|n t„Vettier In unity ninl hnrnmnv t.f the morning. continue.!, first, of course, was thu 1_ W t> 1 | harimmy of spirit, even if widow of tha lata (Irorge IL The Junior Chamber raised the i \ltOI. I IMIIM > Ml I.l ' ............ Cross of Jscksunvllle. Mrs, Croaa Idea that anyone of the men In the Hie n«t*’s don’t all blend so sweet tin for the shuuplnii tour by 'J il l HIICI ' ll.] Ill llt|fifl|f lYltll vicinity who wanted to Join the cams to Sanford with her par­ ly as they might under more pro­ selling bnllimns during the re­ *1■• ill ai«u,1w• ijo*( ii** 1hut will ents. Mr, ami Mri. H, J. M ltman, chorus was Invited to do so. The fessional standards," Mr. Ptilniet cent Clnlstmas (tatado In -Sun(Srll |SI* «| I .'lllltk ill !• Ml 1 111i>| Illil N In ItfJO and was graduated from Idea was to give aoyrme who bail Sildeil. fortl arid the rollrvsslon percent• III. ntL*'ll tD 41111I til I kl' Kllrtt Hrmlnolr High School. She later the Joy of Christmas In Ills soul lie llieii stressed Hint every mat* eoe flout Ihu sale uf eolnlletl \t< ilm ll il 1 i" '.Ii i.l 7 'til Ifiiimr* graduated from Massey Husluoas and who wanted to give vent to It wlm llkt'tl to sing Im at the radio apples. I ’lk tilukl 11•.. j f i lo if**l I lift? Collrga In Jnckaonvillu ami llvud by singing thu songs that have elation before 8:80 nn the nlgld nf i ifior In whU'k tki' n id iN 4\ ill k»» lhara for HI year*. She was visit­ meant eo much to thu observance Dee. HI. "Sires* that all we need hi iff, TIih ok i-lint: h vn lliil Uy ing In Stroudsburg at ths time to the Nativity, a chance to "hurst I* fellows who want to sing, no H u t p v T’Iok I I ikItim i, cliuinimn uf Uni of her death. Ph* was a member forth Into song," “ ll Is amusing," matter how poor a singer he may nl. said Mr. Palmer, “ how many fo|. think ho Is as compared to Marin o f tha Presbyterian Church. Surviving nr* her mother, Mrs. lows with no formal voice training Ijinrti, wa want him If he «*ant* Movie Time Tabitlike to sing, and this I* the tlmu of to sing. Clive the children ami the Hairy T. Iluner, Sr., OU, died i U . t e ’. ' t S r n S ' t o . ’ year when the urge Is at a peak wife at home a* thev ll**"n te siidilenly of a heart attack Satur­ B it/. "Tlm Iren Mlstru**" •*r Plyki two sister*, Mrs. W, apparently. That Is th* type man WTBU a rhanee In hear "Daildy" day afternoon In Denver, Colo. Mr. J . II. KlnviiM, «loft I Flnrhlu Mnnnifor foi lin’ Souttmrn Hell T* k L 8. Brawler of Sanford and Mr*. wa want on this program/’ 1ititl • IH>7 • fii' I - I f J I - P:28 on the radio. That Is a treat for Honor wa* the fatlujr of Harry T. This first elament was wsll tak- any kid whir Is expecting Santa Iluner, Jr„ assistant manager uf phuiiK ninl Tt'lt'ifr*«pli I'oniimny, lulkrt vln cunxiiil niklv \u <nil Ik Herbart Kuwait o f Crown Point, MOVI BLANK llroichf (rig id ) pM ^ilviii nf lln* I*••»)i rip*i i Inr T**le|»lioiic (*um|mny. Kin* ■of laat ysar for a hugu Claus lo drop In before mornln" Iho Mayfair Inn. “ Apache Drums" iow#d up at the radio sta* And, I'll venture that Santa will Mr, Boner, Jr., who has been It, vnkf, *nt JuvkftonvHIc, villoil llrort'ln ut Tiim|ju at mhlniglil Snliirduy show opens lt:tlil, feature 7:18, tha msrry throng, fast more like It, too, after he has Sanford for the past month, flew lu ojK'ii llw new vnuxinl vnklu rnuto l»vl\vv* n Orlnmlo mul Tmnpu. 'I ho liitcriiiDsinn H:34, last feature « i sound Ilka a trained sung these good old Christmas with hi* wife to Colorado yester­ cnhlu w«6 ulm iilv iuntnlluil ttd.n Jacktin ivilk' In Urlainlo lit which puinl 0l80 ------ — ■*“ In Ertrgrsen Csraa* • ;/ n It cuniltmcu to Miunii. day front Orlando for thu funeral. » u aald, but tliay earol*.’ ’said Mr. Palmar, *1rf '•#’*■* I , Second Annual Community Song Fcst To Be Held Here On Christmas F.ve Laura I^hman IIpried Here Today T. Holier, Sr. !)ien In Colorado . . . A / brii *- '7 ’ sN\jVi"'' 1 ■('- e F ! , V" 1 y i t 5k. ’'I t o p , • v f P 1'' "* i ___ - - �The Sanford Herald Elghty-two CommunlHty in a prison compmiml In Korea wore killed by Amerinm troops who hat) to fire at them point blank to nave Ihoir own lives. The prlaoners worket themaelveH Into frenzy and heynn a Houseless and terrifying uhhiiuR upon t heir captors. IhrubtloHH the demonstration was inspired by the Communist desire to create a situation which would, emharass fh<* United Stales and the United Nations. The blame for the shooting must rest squarely on the shoulders of the families who directed the prisoners In their course of violence. Hut ascribing the blame to the Roils, no matter how justly they deserve it, will not absolve the United Htntcs In the eyes of those w h o are larvets for Communist proparanila, To many Asiatics, including some who maintain a wavering friendship Inward us, the incident was n simple case of defenseless orientals shot by white men. It may tie that those in charge of administering the task of handling prisoners have done everything they enn to keep such incidents from occurring. Their job is not an easy one. Hut an investigation of the recent episode, as well as those of last summer, Is in order. Was there tiny way that the outbreak could have been prevented? Can something bo done to keep such a tiling from happening again? Our abil­ ity to convince a large part of the world’s population that we are not the barbarians the Reds claim we are may de­ pend on our finding these answers. Plaudits For TV A Congressional committee him complimented the tele­ vision industry for Itn voluntary clean-up efforts. Thuro are TODAY'S Itlltl.K VRRHB Th® panorama of change de­ at III mnny thinga wrong with mine programs, the cummittee lights (he eye. The ni-nxnn* havr Haiti, Imt federal cenanrahlp might rcault In at ill worse evila. function* to priform also. Heal The invealigidora crilleized lelevlainii for the number and cold Doth M-rvn benevolent pyrpoNC*. Thou hast made sum­ nf crime programs ini aenl«*d. Il also pointed out that there mer and winter. -— Psalm 74:17. ia evidence of had taste ia some of the entertainment and It didn't irrm llml way, hut Christmas must have hern pretty miicrahlc, hack when we iprnt leu on gifts than we do on wrappings today.— Jacksonville Times-Union. It was also pretty good hack (her* In the day* when we spent more on the gifts and less on the wrappings. The South is gelling some plumbs nut of the new Fiirnhnw rr Administration and most of them com* from Texas. Secretary of the Navy Anderson it a Texas rattle and oil man and Mrs, Chela Culp Hobby is a Texas newspaper pub- Governor-elect Dan McCarty last Week named Ids new Slate Raring Commission. T liry are Dr. Custis A. Haggard, chairman; and J. Westey Fly. Orlando; Robert Kloeppel, Jr. Jacksonville; Joe K. Hays. Winter H aven: and J . D. Johnson, Pensa­ cola. They will make a good board. advertising carried hy TV. Hut the industry itself ia making great strides In raising tin1 moral tone nf ita programs. The committee report is encouraging, it shows that television leaders have n sense of the great responsibility they owe the public, it ala* shows that Congressmen are capable of realizing that those who work In an industry are usually best fitted to correct its ills. The audience always has an effective weapon against programs It finds object [tumble. Radio, television, hooks and the movies depend for lledr lifeblood on the profits that can Ihj made from the public. Advertisers who liny televison or radio time are willing to pay expensive rates only If they know that their advertising message will reach a large num­ ber of |H>o|)le. Simply by turning off a pattieiilnr program a listener or u viewer makes his dlsnleasurn known, lie can also refuse to buy a product whose program he disapproves. (.cadets in tne industry an on the right track in polic­ ing their own offerings. Hy doing so they may he able to avoid tho distasteful end suffocating effects of state ot federal censorship. K As Roosevelt was urged during the depression to create a Depart­ ment of Welfare in Eisenhower is being urged during this period of world tension to riiahtjih a Depart­ ment of ('race. Such departments of the government would have equal status with the Treasury De­ partment or the Department of Slate. It would be nice if depres­ sions could lie avoided, or per­ manent |>eace secured, merely by Mealing a new department of the government, liut we are afraid il ia not as easy as that. v It II not only Communists who •constitute security risks in our State Department. M m . Roy D, Kohler was convicted in Atlmgtbn, Va. the Other day on a charge of driving Ftt^vhlle drunk. With her at the time Wjii her husband who was alio 'gferunk. He Is a member of Secretary o l State Acheron's policy plannht| staff, and had with him at the time 'o t arrest a brief eai* containing ' valuable secret document*. Drunk* B m m i i is tml In itself an unpardon* aUg offense, but when it occur* In r penon holding a highly respon* . afble position m volvlifflhe safety Ight Have twen .agpecUd, er faded Ust sm fon the uni la expected to Intensify. U it mamtaina Ita preterit court* It will ■math Into the «ait coait at Indo­ china. The howling wlnda toppled treea, blesg down houses and wrecked communication llnea In their de­ structive tweep through the cen­ tral Philippine* and aernu Mindo­ ro Island south of Manila. siim The It#v. Chart** Thompson of he Methodist Children'* Horn* at Enterprise wa* presented with ■ -ollwtlnn of Christmas gifts for he rlilWren at th* home hy Clar­ ence Ili-il<11nir, chairman of the Itonrv Christmas Gift Committee. Mrs. M. D. Gutchel amt Mr*. Margaret Yates were presented vltti o token of nnprrrlntlon from he ciuli for tho fin* service they i»ve rendered during the past 'ear by President Harris who also -iresenteil a gift to George Bwalm, waiter. . _ , William McQuIllam, P.otary Fel'owshtp scholar a* Y*i* ITnlv-rIty, now on vacation In Orlando, vus introduced liv Dr, Denhy nod inoke a few words to the dull on 'tie native lni.il of Scotland. He Is a resident and graduate of the (J-,"er*l*v nf Edinburgh. Hn said there are now 111 stuSanford tenta like himself receiving an ■duration through the Hotary felowshlu program, and said that It s making a great contribution to •he Improvement of International ie»ee and understanding. Dr. Dendy said thnl Christinas 's no* man-made, hut I* God-made, and la one of the great mlra<*'es f *M time, |t rsnnnl In' nrrounted , 'or t»" any of the known taws of -nanklnd, hut has come slrnot1p,),, w through the force of n power Wl,r(, | (reater than human. It Is, he soldi |,|np,r m Invasion from a realm above. W((|| jj Exoresslng avmpathv for those t|on,.,i who have lost the snlrlt of Christ] mas, he declared that this ocrurs '•» n-onle who have lost faith. The House, spirit of Christmas In the f—•* ‘ hat the spirit nf HI* Invn come* hprv,.,| 'n*o the home and transform* It. i "Wherever III* spirit Is, there I* j„ r • miraculous transformation", ho fow Wl *'»•*!-.................. . In new “ Tills world Is under a govern- j al,r¥( mnnt of God” , he continued, “ and |(,,,,U| nltlmately that imvernment is go- wft,,r Ing to Ito triumphant. In had tlm»< rll|| | ve should look up and see the star, votes, ind don’t he frightened by the *,>,,1 , ominous threats arnun-l «•" grnnd Visitor* Introduced hy Charles trnt „ Morrison were Howard Ctmdwirk p«tl,||,-i >( Point Pleasant, N. J.. Clarence Coddlni'lon of Orlnnlu, I . II. I.a«-. ftf(|y | •oil and J. C. Ilrndlev of DcLnnd, when ind Holm Dean of Sanford. Flnrldi SPBCTAI • le |v ) lf A BOWL OF REAL HOME MADE VEGETABLE SOUP CHEF'S CHOICE OF TASTY SANDWICH DAILY * • CHOICE OF COFFEE OB TEA____________ • HOME MADE PIES DAILY R c u m i l l a t Extra Clean, Good Tire*, Radio and Heater $M*oo $l»5*oo 1950 Buick Sedanette Cleon, I/>w Mileage, Radio, Heater, Dynaflow T I n d e r s o n 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe Extra Good Ttrr*, Mrehenldlly Good S A 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan 1940 Ford Convertible Coupe A & WALGREEN AGENCY "ON THE CORNER ItV t ME CLOCK" __________ Forum C CfUf E Extra Clean, Radio 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan Extra clean. Radio. On* Owner. 1947 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan dm- Owner, Radio , Heater Extra Goad Condition, Clean nkhoisohB U ICKCO . JEWELRY T ELEPH O N E 1M4 Action Ih Predicted Plane Wreck State Sen.,tor Wallace Sturgis, president of the Senate, was paid $12,000 hy t/|e Stale Road Depart­ ment as a fee for srrvkes rendered in acquiring rights of way. accordIns to lb* Tampn Tribune. Ailolher Sturgis's fees from the Road partinent atuqpnt to $33,250 in the list two Veart. A pretty good income, we would say. And the people pay I T h r Stale of Florida which is barred by its Con-liluliou from borrowing money will go into the new year and the new administra­ tion of Dan McCarty owing eight million dollars in ill Road Depart­ ment alone. If the road contractors will do the work on credit, and the Rdad Department doesn’t mind go­ ing into debt, there probably is no limit In lb* amount of bills whirli can be incurred regardleis of the Constitution. Typhoon Leaves Wide0,it£* Thata-I ^ m IIw I iw m laid »h® tropical moving wext . Swath Of Damage northwest»toatm14 ia tnllea in hour and Rotary Club POW Problem W A SH IN G T O N Wl — E v e r since the Krnuhllcun vlclnry In Novem­ ber It has been taken pretty much for granted Imre that Sen Taft coulu have the Jots id Republi­ can floor leader in tho Senate for Hie asking. He had hern, In effect. Ihe Re­ publican Senate leader for years anyway. Hut the floor leadership In the next four years, when the Republican* are In the White House, will ho one of (he most Important lobs In President Klsoti how or'* administration. Bui two weeks ago, more Ilian a month before the Republicans could take over, Tuft exploded over Elsenhower's appointment of Martin P. Durkin, a Democrat and labor union offlclnl, as secre­ tary of labor. "Incredible," Tuft said, dcmmnclnii ft. This looked clearly like a break between (ho President elect and the senator. The Ohioan's llnrcup raised a question. Huvcrul, In fact, Could Elsenhower ami Tafl •ver get along or, If this souuhhlu was smoothed over, would they split over something olio later? Would It bo bettor for Elsen­ hower right at Ihe start nf th* naw Congress to have a show­ down with Taft to seo which of them the Senate Republicans would follow! Elsenhower said nulhlntj about Taft's outburst, at least publicly. Taft seamed to calm down. And ttqw Elsenhower has cleared Ihe wgy for Taft to get the floor leurlershln. Not directly, lie (till It through lieutenant* who unnuunred Elsenhower would lie happy to see Taft In the leadership. Almost Immediately Taft said he would seek the leadership, which Is hy choice of the GOP senators, not try presidential appointment. Until then Tult had been rather vague about what ho Intended to du, as If walling to see what Eisen­ hower would do. From a coldly political view, it would seem Elsenhower has every­ thing lo gain and nnlhlng to lose liv Ignoring Taft's leadership am­ bition*. By not trying to block Taft, he has avoided the possibility of bit- ICnMInae* r „ M r i i s <>■•> without overloading. Hut Hep Edith N. Roger* (R tn»* the glory of the Soviet Union. Mass) asked the Air■ ____ Force to ... Elsenhower said “ tho basic rrn- ground the transports until the ar son fnr our form of government" ifldenl cause* can bo determined was that all men were created to be free and enuol. "But I knew It would be no good to appeal to him on that b M l«" the genera) added. "It would be no good to talk to him about our form of government, founded on religion." The general aald thin .country'* form of government "makes no sense unless tt ta founded on a de*n sense of religion. "If we are going to win this Buhl we arc going to hevn to go back to the fundamentals," he said. "If we *an be strung enough to sell ourselves this ld*a at home we can win this Idcn'nulcal war " The business men -i-hri *nnf*r-«u ulth tt,* Mnnerel at his eommodn’ e hotel haadnuarteri were George A. Sloan of New York. le*ti*e ‘ -dv«trallsl and chairman nf tho U. 3. Council of the International Cham­ ber of Commerce, and Warren Lee Pierson, chairmen of TeenxwnrM $29.75 to $110.00 Airline* and chairman-elect to iucceed Sloan. M il Exclusively At terneaa and dissension right at the start of Ms administration. Ami. since Taft already has h'own on once, he mey be careful not to do It hastily again test he spnear In the public eye aa a man given to temper tantrums. | MISS LWRTT W n v j Progress Unseen versatile, 2 pc. costume dr W . V . BlUIng Tourhton Drug Co, Aa we were driving along the ghway th* other evening l s•rediL s aismoment ? r abeeause nn Jill y eroei-ey*d per»on la Mi- seen anymore, remarked about this to my aluon and ho mentioned yen rarely encounter cleft e or "hnlr-llpped” oeoplt, 'elub foot* ' It a deformity elten *een today. >;mkt there are aa many ~ | ~ ~ S ~ J 9 B " ^ , f. , >)' v ’.A '. ■ aaaaggi ffEbeH'.;/ u fE l HR v, , -..p* asi V Jewels _ff ffiJR >1 m Jjh M | Talk 1 s h m -. �i hi* pint i*»t I'huirh will i mi ;i I i HI j».in. 2i *• h\» if«v« I‘ii|uiiii(ti*i* uf Ui© I*m i (tin it t liinMirur I'nlun will mi1* I in 1 It* l I i«| h I nfti'i lilt* Pray- •*i \1< cl mu <4«‘i vii »\ L i * 11 M I*'»rlurr Jr., Mrs* K. • ifin* .Mi", Vvlir WUiliitns It, rtfid \lh, I Mini«n. HUM II \NMo r NT KMENT tun Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. J. It. lliMitr hnn, Mr. and Mr,. Henry M Jntnemm, .Mr am) Mr., Frank Out tim ami Mr ami Mr, Mm> llutner Abut Mr. ami Mr,. II. K. Kim; Mr ami Mr, Al Co,*, Mr. ami \tr> J. L. Hurl Jr.. Mr. anti Mr, K 11 Smith. Mr. and Mr, Roy Symr, Mr. ami Mr, W K. Untidy. 1.1 ait Mr* J II Miller. Mr aml Mr, J. \V. Altman. Mr mnl Mr, Albert 0. Jurrell. Mr. and Mr., F Ii Scull. Mr and Mr, J I. «'rn‘> .ford, Mr' anil Mrs. Harry lloh,on. Mr. and Mr, II. I. Perkin* J r . Mr. and Mr,. Charles V’mhtpiih Mr. and Mr*. IIalph Dean. Mr and Mr*. John 8, While. Mr nmi Mr., W. II. Meriwether. Hr. and Mr, 11 L. Hum, Mr. ami Mr*. Harry K. Tooke Jr . Ur. and Mr*. Harry Woodruff and Mr. and Mr* Andrew Carrawny. Also Mr. and Mr*. Arthur II lleekw’llh Jr., and Mr*. John I) Ivey. Mr. and Mr*. W. V Ititlum. Mr and Mr*. W (5. Fleming, Mr and Mr*. Karl Higginbotham, Mr and Mr, John Williams, Mr and Mr,. Ilal|ih I’etnlil. Mr ami Mr, James K. Powell, Mr anil Mr, lllll Tyre, Mr ami Mr*. George Kirk. Mr ami Mr, W At. I'hllln, ; Ur. and Mr* S. F. Donohoo, Mr nod Mrs I). I) Watkins, Mr and Mr*. James Terwlllcgrr. Mr and Mr*. Jack West. Mr. ami Mr* Sam Martina, Mr. and Mr*. Joe Mo,.,. Mr. and Mr*. J. . Cameron. Mr and Mrs. Ren Kale. Mr. and Mr*. Mel­ vin Siskind, Mr and Mr,. I.er Mi ihhIi Mix, It«tlr«*rt W* All* 11 niv niliimiiim| imluv' thi* birth ■I ■liiiiifltli-r t .ittiln Si).mi on I I'.' .it tit,' l i'inuM Laughton M. mm ml ll.i-i'itnl Mr*. Anthony o >11 ii '.'111. 1111.11 i i| in the former I»i11.i t > \ mi llt'ilmli*. " I-1 Mt \ < l.i'r all* n> ..... I l.'itu, the liiitlt of n aort thin I'rtl I , ■ 11 on Dec. IIt at tlo* ) 0 line. M. iu' ii ini Hn,|dta!. Mi * l i* will I.* iI'oo’niliered a* tin* foi'ioi i Mm y l i e lloyd. A itin n tis \i. out« v» tli* I I hi Ifit * i , Mi" Tlu* Shtifot*! Siihfmy* r* hd«l lh*ii limt ilamo *it Mu* M ayfair I hii hint \ViMlu,” .,lay ni|*ht ssitli Jim m y < m lliiii: Mam «k ssill In* lemiimd Jolt. 7. A molt i: i I imm* iiri*««-nl l«*fl •* riuht, J . N. KoImoii Jr ., Mm . I. K* Iluttott, .Mr*. rtitnk WiMwIrtiff III urtl«lt*titICivtl. lit'U Siimui’l!*, Mr*. Mitlmcl (liitMiii. Mr**. lit n k n it, M. I itihorn *s,, |(* lliihil |h*nit, Ni*v C’oihn*, M m Uulidi * o*s,«n. Mr*, hit Imm, Clntidi* Tyro, Chariot* Vn«|i*i»irli, IU»y tin-pii, Vlr. rossan, M t' liontt. M ri. (Irr riii Mr*. Ili.ol IU»hl>on. Mi ». Kohi tt Ktifiin. Mrs. I I*-t • t Holm Ill-mi, ii stmli lit at Ynlit J. U. Fite arrived on Satiiriiiiy morninp from DnvhUon College in University in New llnvep, Conn., llnvlilson, N. (’. to visit Ids pur- iirrivi’d on Friday fo spend the Christum* Holiday wiili hi* par­ vnls, Mr. and Mi*. K. W Fite. ents, Mr. mul Mi,. Kolland Dean, Miss Carol Skinner arrived on Saturday from Princeton, N. .1. tu Miss Mai inn Cushinp, who i* spend about n week wltli tier pne- alie mil up Hie University of Flor­ villa, Mr. and Mr*. A. I,. Skinner! ida, I* visitinp low parents, Mr. nmi Mrs. Jlnrrv Cu.ifiintt fur the Mr. and Mis. J. R. Cos of Tole­ holidays, do, O. have urrived tu visit her mother Mr*. J. Karnest nt her Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Phillip, home lit -110 Myrtle Avenue. have returned lo their home on tho Puulu Road after HpelidiiiK Ronnie (iarner of the Unlvcr*ity the past three iiinnth* on busi­ of Alubumu in Tosealoosa, Alu. ness In South (ieorcin. hn, urrived lo spend some, tlmu with Ids parents In Sanford. Tho Misses llettye Rene Hull, Alary Ami iiislluv*>•> and Lllu l,ef* Freddie Wilson, son of Mr. and Her have arrived from the Uni­ Mr*. A. I.. Wilson, lias arrived versity of Florldu in (ioincsvillu from the University of Florida tu to spend tile holidny* with their visit Ills parents, respective parents. i ii Ii i i p I m m ill .................. nil a f1 A \u n i. p in s III \ M v l IS IOI M \IN PI.NS ... I P C M I I S — m :\i.oN mank i h i. s m s corload of greet in i* 1 H A LLM A R K Whitman • Nuunnlly Norris • l’ uiitfborn Christmas (lift W rapped CA RD S FOR TIIOSK WHO CAIIIi KNOI (ill TO filVK ONLY TIIK IIKST 5 c t o 1.00 ALSO IN IWXKH It’s Later Than C. R. Klrtley and Air. and Biro. St. The Corduroy Slacks 7.95 You Think! OPEN UNTIL 0 P. M. Mlse Dial Boyle, who la attendlog Duke Unlverally In Durham, “ K. a, lo Spondiag N ed U tfp * G am & ta H iA iiiiM .m White and to I.titi'tl’ " Shirt* K. list St, Phone III'UI.J “ eioih" to lean- be) >lnio einl with eviile meiil on l hi ini in— innt u Inc. 'II nl up ill tmin i and rliiHine a pifl IIni I will win kinm-n fi ion i mu t|Inn III Vllnnlln hi daughter Kay arrived over tliu weekend from Emory University In Georgia to spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Davidson College in North Caro­ rlalt hie parlina, hae arrival .SIKS. HHOWN SH I,I.EIt’ S flu* perferl preoenl lot nmi nti-lh'lor Vln- hi Mi—ii% i- wail inn lot mo III imr par -eh-ilnm nl lil.l.t IIIH MMSSMSit Weeiey Spencer, a student at Page Flee) P&H usn& L Mrs. lllll Airs, Dill Tyro hu, ha, returnee returned from Jacksonville where the visit­ ed her mother, Mrs. 0. A. Knight. While there Mrs. Tyro’e sister Mrs. Webb Smith underwent a their home on Ulawatha Avenue, minor operation. »Mr. amt Mr*. Dill (III ty > u u y u u d Jack C. Morrison arrived Saturday^ from Atlanta, Ga. ■pend a few days with hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrtien nt Cedar Rapids, la. are eapeeted to arrive to spend ChHetnuu with Mr. and Mre. Frank Laauon at thulr home on Orango Avenue. 1 1 not lulled 111 h o o t i II*+'■"* of pMssit i l*lur init* m1>t 0 a Mi mnl Min. K W , Rope I ■ nod util, H • .hi-, w , m| ImlIt I mi, .ninll diiuuhli'i KlUiilieth of ('M -t- I Irluftii. IpoItniiiu a t»trnjtlrsw '"•* vlow have nriived lo ipeinl die ♦lir** mol matrh'Hir iir4k*»2 " »tii holiday, with liei pitielil. Ml. and 111«i-* iplti i 11* h r’Lll. ■**IiI»»* *j Mr*. II. t). Tmiehtun. , *|pps * kiinA liiif h ro * kliitr. Si<* vsm *• a 11,itl** 11ami m i prut!4 Mr, mid Mr,. Flunk Kvunn h fl Si t VHU! it* mot i mi i f Uii Siimilly In «|iind the ( ’lirlutinn, i tlir hiiiir** i t* t, Vlt-* ruiohm holidny* with their tluuichtci, Mo. I I I H i l l . I l l, S s l t i . ||l-o V O H f a I ■** Unnii'l O'f'iint.er on t.iinp IhIiiimI. 1*1 IIII! |l II©ill IIMi k SSttll Iltli 11I Ialter they will po ' lu Minton foi lOi: |l|i kit. Ill* h*l *||I‘"> Sk,t New Year, fti hmm.l ssitli u *titipi!••*■* IhmI.. iiimmi'tl a il It ••In* h t tohiohli' |)t mid Mto. Ilnlph ti. W....Imff Ili i-I tllnl vs : h i ftiit* .t 'ln * Hi t a mul tlnee ehlhllell ol Knplnlitown, I Pi*' -ill ll * 4*i'l’i* Ml*, k mill Mo* I IIi N J. have mlived to -pend Ho lit*! o - i111,11 imv .lit huiMpirt of holiday* with Min. F. I, Woodruff ml iiMf* vvlth i*i,t•*Iiititf "atilt mul Mr. and Mr,. Frank Woodruff "1 II'll 111**1h. Jr. nt their home ul oL'd Oak A n , II. K I.**- Sr •*I l»* I and *t*iv» J niie, H" hr."I itiit.fi fio V'h Uni t in. Tlir mot I rr «■l’ thr hi iili% Mi* pi' in 111i.*tol, Vn. i" < t » " piece »ult tin Oul-lmnnImliilti) <he»* "f him , wool i repe and n minis .Mr. mul Mis, W. «■"•»»»«" "f y Row ......iVftt. Ml Miivfnir. Mnp \ Il re|ll 00, lull .'..I I'o' WOrI lie Itoli.lav with tip I I I n. dilm. The luiile'n 11. 1.le mi euveeI ilauuhtel MIsn Null ed With mi ililpioted loo n .otwiok ii student nl Wi11inm eioih mul .onleriol udh ■ |. w a.inWillimiishiop, Ya :imu?emeul of whil, tulips mi a — ■— I I It -I I I I how I oil II Iif I i . to. I , i slid rie. ii -tiulenl at Sen emoletaliia held loonitiv' . midles lettl t'plseiipnl Semin mid u fhteo tiered widdo.e .‘like minion, III. vvan Hie Ie will flipped with II tiiiiii.il i i.i lile I of ,loe Mi CiisIIii at and ptooni on Meflunville \venue Intel tin uniple lift t M i n t s *lil| li ft Vestel.tilV fill of illteie.l ill Tellties'ee on l upon : to ulteinl the nnliliii Hielr rctiiin aftei .Ian .. in. v idan the Prii-sllioud of Wl|. to innke llodr home nt ea.n lavnt utweij. Wlncunsiii Avenue In lie lain.I Tile (ieurjro Spencer, son of Mr, anil Miss Miriam Mnye of Ijio Uni­ Mrs. lo B. Spencer. Is visiting with versity of Chattunoopu liruinli of nl* pm i-nls at Iheh- homo on Knst tho Ilmoliess Krlanpir Hospital in Kipilteenlli Htreyt. Clintltsnoopn, Tenn. hu, arrived to vi,lt her pat outs, Mi und Mrs, J. Tint Misses Donna |,ou Harper, M, Moyu. rm -: vi-;.s t s Carolyn Hudson mnl Jane Uuvts, who are utlendinp Florida Htato Mr*. H. F. Wliitnri Hr. and Mrs. University In Tallahassee, hnvo Dan C. (iallunt have left fur tlm •4 arrived to visit Uieir parents, (inllant home In ll< ,eda. Calif, where Mr*. Whiti.u. will visit with Kdwartl McKinley, a student at Her dau||hter nmi family fur some T U B S H IR T S Kmo.y University In O xford, (la, time. it spendlnv tho holiday with hi* parents, the Rev, and Mrs. J. K, j»nreiits, K. Mlsa Marparil Diintfelder who i* laklnir post prinhuitu work ut Tulune University In Now Orient!*, Miss [.aura Ainu Drawn, super­ lot, has arrived to visit with her visor of sehoola in Ht. Louis, Mo., parents, Mr. and Mr*. Julius Dlnii* hra arrived tu visit her mathur, Mrs, G. II. Drown l i l t Park Avonuo. Mr. ami Mrs, J, U. Alause ol Frederick, Mil, were expected tc Mr. and Airs. Walter Dryant of arrive totlay to spend some time Nevada, Mo. and Mrs. Ruth Gib- with their daughter and soo-lnMin of Springfield, Mo. art the law, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Whitt holidny gueete of Air. and Mrs ■t their homo In Highland Park. % - *?r> ■f™1 Mra-.Charlea Zelrsky of Iiiiiii*^iiii II mi i n . Mi lo Vn.litww, \|i h Stmip, VI i - - . niilh, VI*, liol i« I \ 11«•% %*11 Ji , Mi** s o c ie t y \ 111it«i muvi Juiolnoiis. Mi Jatulih'tn, Muss kup* 4'oiimlly, Ml**. Is ip , Mithm-I t i|io*ou, liny liny, Mi VIr* V«nlt»|Mih. Mi iiii*I Mi" M 1 Si I tun KI,nti. Mi-* < liiufoiii Mlttl, Mi h. Sii.ii,u*|h. Mm rollin'*, Ilohoit lliossn, ICohi’il Isniii*. \V I V||IK'Im i I rulipu, V| * fotiii Kin lilioff. Mi v Km lilioff, VI, _ Wo*.,I,uff. I . t MpHiIi i '"ii. Mi Ktoll i , VI i - Iut \mMinI ISi* V!» Hinssti. VIi * loiitiplls, Mi*. 11•n.I.-t'■.n V|, w |Ji*s , M, ■» Itiki* . s|i ‘ I Kim*'* Htint. VI» . iKii * * *111* IInrim yoi. VI,. Ii. ! -.ii,*. I* it t .idin t. V11 I*.i11•«t It >••m.li I Jam* - HuiiK VI i » K.o i * Sul I. Urn nu \i i ,«»> I V|i lot ms i ii*"ip i m VIi Jolm i iill'iui* V|t ■>. I it i 't.iii, .. vti' r < Mn-ik.i. ill, tilt)** os mi <1 itIVii r p*-nl* loil ss h h, uU* h v ■ill i*i , V .11 t‘tuiih-4 1>* iihiini Vi, rannio Ilijoccrs Wed dti in i o iiumi Phi of ssliilo kIail (oh, 11s■• Slut* IK in \ I . . Mi*. V l» Moll.* |u »m * i n s u m l It p i i t u i i h *» • * * ! t ,11 III I II lit " ,u". VI Kiln mil M Sum(Ji To Alton K. llurris I| IuiI I miMiitioM - I in I*oth '.lit**-' \V* I** Kiil hiiskvts of v s hHi i^hoik*ih with | * * m•* Fiiiuiie Julia IMuitit- of Uel.nini. formerly of Sanfunl, heeume the pool rlicy >*4ifit hr mhum au illliM *• In iile of Alton For re.ter llurri, mi Ion Kki**uiiil of ho|Oial palms unit Sunday nftermmn nl :t:lhl nVIm k u'in*m*i>. Tlir iilhii ssa i fIn**• *1 ^ in ii nnlet eeri'innliy pel formed at ss i|h Maluku iU hohlir»jur hiirtin ^ *^>s ilie home of Mi. nmi Ml*. K K. Ia Wpthlini; im»*ii vsa* pluyi il i>s ^ I.ee lit 1.1 Klt«l New Volk Avium M■sirs A. Swmt J> mul his in liel.nml. She I, the ilmiuhler of ihtlloii" in. lmlptl "| |t.v«* Vmu w 1 >\ 'h i. K. W. Iliitue'* "f IhU city. . - a *; |1n,1y" itHiI l l.r 11 mill mnal s** I The i i lemony wn., per(uriiii d lo J <11111: inn*« hrs 1 ' the Iti'V, W. P 111ook' of Hie First *rin* hi i*lr ss iih \i p in imirniK1* ^ llnpli.t flioith of Snnford, hefote li\ tn»| It MlInl, | VV i' iif Mi. mnl Mr*. W. A. Patrick have n, their irueet for ClirUtmn, their nephiw, At mild Haninpton. :l Htudenl ut tiioiuin In-tittitf of Aubrey Moran of the University TeelHiuloKy, ( / Florida ha, arrived lu visit Id* parent* fur the holiday. M i- Carolyn Patrick arrived yesterday fiom Ihike University John Kick returned over the in Durham, N. C. to vi-lt with hei weekend from New York State pa reals, Mr. mul Mr,. W. A. |‘ol* where he hn* spent the past *1* tick fur the holiday. month* on huxineit. . MU* Jane Whitner arrived oh * ' l Mr*. HnnmH M* V»1|_ ninikUniF1 Hahudiiy fioni Ml. Ilid yok'd, Conn, fon* Ulek and’ Van left on Friday tit spend Hie holiday with her parto spend about three week* with eat*, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Whiliier tine parent* lit llaliaon Park. I'ltuln In M l" Kill utt Mi Ii S\I, t ", the holidays er Margie left .yeilene, W. Va. to epoml M E N 'S W EAR PHONE 1222 ITOU CAN'DEPINO ON ANY ORUG PRODUCT THAI BtARS THF NAMf RIXAII �•- 'T». At*; /■ '1 'A? >’ lark Scores 21 A s Feds Lose To Edgewater, 58-41 - Kentucky T r a n s f e r T ie s Covington’s 1952 High Single Tilt Scoring Mark Longwood .JVb Make It Double Win By Hr k k n t c h k t l a in A sieknr** riddled HrmlnnU' Drubbing Panther family quintet with but u nlnulf* practice session behind them nii»l> B Team, 49 To 112 a iranu* Iml another unsUMMifiil Lym an G reyhounds B ea t S t. Jam es Quintet, 4 2 -3 2 ,In C F C P la y K. ?>■? effort okolnst lltc Hik Ten'* EiIkcw#t*r High IohIpk to the KmkIc* by a 68-41 noire In the ultrn exlamex of the expensive EHH gyin last Friday night. Cordon Clark, Iranafer senior forward from Frank furl, Ky., put on a one-man scoring show for Hanford until he was yanked in the last period from sheer exaft ................. hsustlon after hurkrllng VI of the team's II points. Clark's 21-point output set the r; _____ r Jack Krlder .* 9 ______ h b m . Junior Metta gear's highest Indlvlilunl total for Hanford pi player In a game while a Honroni . tying Gerald Covington’s top figure for a Hentlnole County eager Inst season. The Hemlnoles trailed from the beginning to the fast break­ ing Eagles, who at limes were baffled by the Scott-Inst IIIn) plays and "flulito" man-ln-mnn defensive setup. jg Edgewnter took a 13-6 first period lend on mostly long twohanded kiss shots nr nne-hamled ushers from way out. The Hem Vnole defense kept the running Ir Eagles out of the keyhole region, Clark, the most experienced player on Hanford, found tin range early scoring itnth from tin free throw Hue lind five nnd ten feet nut with shifty one-handed pushers and running lay-up-., lie had Ifi of Hanford's 20 points at the half as Edge*atar's hi# lead melted In five points. In the last three minutes of the second period the HrtuInules racked up 12 markers to Edgewatrr'* five with Clark leaning the way and Frank Staf­ ford and Jimmy Krlder assist­ ing. The tired Bcottmen, well train­ ed In fundamentals ns ihly scored 10 of 2d free throws, gave it ono last try ut lho beginning of the thin) period, Clark poured In four points. Junior Metta popped the cords aa did Itay l)*vi vis In the big nurge that saw Hanford draw wllnln litre# points of lying tha Kaglra, 81-28, Midway In tlio third , period tin' roof cnvM In on Ihe Hruttm»n ns Edgewater with I'elo Hurl, John' ‘ “Dean Craig, ttyr FHiggs, ........................... Ken Hutch­ eson and lion Joyner legged their way nround the tiring Menilniilea tp crush In under the hm'kel on driving lay-up* pushing the score to 41-112 and the finnl of HH--I |. Melts, Clark, Hlnffnrd nnd Huvls, all with rnhls were pulled for the finish hy Hcotl ns the Eagles went hurket happy churning tha cords almost at will using a 2-3 defense tu snuff out tha Hamtnnle substitute driving plays. Tomorrow night Hanford will Uko Its 0-2 record Into Doylouu to play Mainland, another A A school. This will wind up the Fed rago slate for December. Hanford FG FT Davis 1 1 Clark 7 7 Krlder I a Matts I 4 Stafford 2 I Wishes 0 0 Hannum 0 2 Hawkln* 0 0 Sheffield 0 0 Total* It 1* Edgewater FG FT Joyner IS a uutchcsnti 6 Craig 4 Tort 4 6 f e 0 0 "w ll 0 rron 1 (•III 0 itala 21 ford .... Igowater ORLANDO ISpecial) — Coarh lim Payne’s Lyman Greyhound cagers won their first game of the enson, heating HI. James, 42-32, In a Central Florida Conference till ployed hero in the Davl* Ar­ mory Inst Friday night. The host Panthers opened the gome fast by poshing ahead 12-7 ut the end of the first quarter and tiding the' Initial period with a 21-111 lend at the intermission. I.lllle Ilobby Drlsklll teamed up with James Newman and Charles Shaw In pace a 2.1-polnt Long wood avalanche In the final two stsnxa* to leave HI. Jamr* hurled at the station with but II points to show for their last two period efforts. It was the reason’s first win for the Lyman Greyhounds, who open­ ed the 1052-63 basketball reason with n losa to Apopka. Ht. James now owns an ignominious 0-2 re­ cord for tho year’s first two games. Drlsklll and Shaw were the leading scorers In the game with 12 points each. Newman popped Ihe eords for II while HI. James' rx-grltilrnn star Jim llrady led Coach Ed Morse's Ht. James ragera with a 10-polnt effort. Tho Panthers had the power tuken out of their attack midway in the second half when Albert llromnllk, who hud seven markers at that point, five coming on char­ ily losses, was carried from the court with n hip Injury. Only a very smalt gathering of fans turnout out to watrh the Lyman JayVers make It a dean sweep for Ihe evening by ad­ ministering a hrutslng 49-21 de­ feat on Ihe Panther II team. Tony Snodgrass bucketed It markers for the winning l<ongwood JVs while John Aniann also tossed in 11 tallies for the losing Panthers. by man FG FT T 10 Klutw :t 4 r> Ilrisklll 12 2 3 A. Thomas l t Will,II* 0 l 1 6 Newman 3 it 6 2 Melina 1 Total* 42 1 11 HL Jamr* >;j FT T Brady 2 1(1 4 1 Grim 2 6 llriilcy 0 1 2 6 Taylor 1 3 6 1 7 ilrnmnllk 0 A innmt I) 0 Gi'ftlllp 1 1 9 Tolala 10 >2 32 llalftlmp Hrorot Ht. Jamra 21, Lyman 19. Oviedo Falls To Paul Pezold Boasts City League Domination To Eight-Pin Average Winter Park By While most howling average* 51 To 38 Score Mrs. E. B Smith are receding to normal levels, Paul Parkers Hold Jones To Seven Points; ’Cat JaVees W i n Wins Golf Tourney After Xmas Party After the annual Womens Golf Association's Christmas luncheon nt the Hemlnole Country Club last Wednesday, Mrs. E. R. Hmilh swept nway A flight honors In the flag tournev. Mrs. Harry Boner, wire of the Mayfair Inn's assistant manager, won out in the R division roninetitlon. Mr*. Ray Her­ ron, a new mem­ ber of the club ami Womena link association, cap­ tured the lowest score among the C class golfers while Mrs. John V ij Her annexed an­ other I) flight J title last Wetlnes9 day. Mr*. B- R. Hmilh Over 60 wom­ en attended the Christum* lunch­ eon which was featured hy a speech hy Mr*. Eleanor Allen, daughter of Del.and Couniry Club. She announced that the annual date womens tournament would he held in Sarasota next spring. .Mrs, Allen also reviewed many nf Ihe gulf rules and lechill) nlcalllle* nf Ihe game for Ihe women. Mi*. C, Roberts nnd Mrs. C. L. Austin, both new meinhers of the eluli and association, attended the luncheon, Mr*. Austin is an annual winter visitor from Texas, She Is Ihe former Women* Texas Open elm mploii. Pextdd is maintaining hi* torrid pace with slight Improvement each week. The ageless howler haa now Increased ht* lead over hla nearest opponent, Carl Von Herhulls, to fr ‘ eight full pin*. Pexold'a load Is entrenrhed at 174.3 while Von Iferhulla ha* a . 130.2 mark, neari ly a pin high , than la*t year's pace, Ironically enough, It was Just thl* corraaponding w e e k ] - that "Ring Carl” ....._ w 4m overtook Pciold Paul Petaid In a hitter atruggla to win the City Bowling Lea­ gue title. After leading the rlrrult all yenr In 1931, Pexold slipped down to a 136,32 to fall only .02 points nf a percentage point behind Von llerbulli, who went nn to win, This year It Is a different ntory, Von Herhulls ha* Improved by nearly a pin over Id* 1061 record hut I'etold ha* added nine pin* to hla ID61 percentage. Harold Appleby la third nlare on­ ce again thl* week with n 136.6 mark. Two howl­ er* who have shown tho most linnrovcnynt over Urn n n s t few weeks are Pete Huktir and Jnrk Knnner. Hukur Is the seventh rank-1 M ) ____ ing ulo smasher Rill iia riw ic * with a 167.11 while Knnner I* Just behind Idin In eighth nnlv .01 of n point short of Hukur. It is Interesting to noto that Hill llartwlrk, manager nf the Hanford Rowling Alleys, ha* ployed the sain* number of games, 16. as he did last year. Thl* year, however, llartwlrk is four nliis ahead of hi* last year’s record with a 130.3 overage. City League Averages G. Tn. Avr. lf-G. P. Pexold 46 7830 174.33 226 C. V. Herhulls 46 7472 1311.2 213 If. Appleby 33 6046 136.6 203 45 7316 102.25 226 O. Touchtuu 16 2406 130.3 210 W. llurtwlck 46 714(1 168.30 231 R. Hteele 24 B17D 167.11 IDT P. Hukur 24 ODOD 167.1 201 J. Kanner 46 7042 163.22 ID) G. Pexold 46 3972 164.49 201 J. Cooke 44 3767 153.36 201 P. Eitrl I. . I’evlo 46 0811 161.13 188 42 433H 160.38 18(1 H. Cartel 44 33(10' 160.0 201 If.' lieifist 30 6830 140.10 106 J. Herbs! 41 3123 140.17 201 H. KreUer 46 3311 148.11 106 E. Klrchhoff WINTER PARK (Special) — Handlrannrd hy the loss or Handicapped of waller Walter Ifuil*, nig rebound renter who sprained his anklo In the pre-gamo ractlce before the Clermont game last Tueaday night, tho Oviedo Lion quintet became the fourth consecutive victim of the Winter Park Wildcat cage machine falling to th* Parkers here last Friday night by a 61-38 score. Tha• hlg) high scoring Johnny Jones, who vht ael a two-year •roving lig on precedent In Hemlnule County by br scoring 2H_ points against Clermont last Tuesday, was all but mesmerised by the fast breaking Wltdrsls who held Ihe hurket happy Ovlrdnan to a mere sevrn points. Rob Wheaton, brother of Inst year's Oviedo high point Jim Wheaton, was the top man in the Lion scoring column with It mark ers. Hilly Mrek, who has n huhlt of churning the rords for Oviedo, was stymied to n tiny four-point total. Ned Illddlx, who scored II points against Hanford a week ago, loosed in 19 against Oviedo on running lay-upa and one-hand pushers frnm the court. Winter Park, utilising the Jnrk Jones' version of the fust break, rolled up leads of 7-1, O-.'l, nuii wound up the first half with a 2fi-l2 bulge. The Lion* rouhln't penft rati the shifting Winter Park defenses under the wildcats’ hoop until lute In the third frame when Norumn Fore finally broke through on a driving Iny-up fur two point* Adding Insult to Injury, Winter Park's jfVs made it n twin-win with a 1I4-29 victory over the Ovie­ do Junior Varsity quintet In the opener. V.1-112 League'# Hellcats are Oviedo FG FT T Jones 2 3 7 nrovlng their name. The hapless 2 Meek (1 4 Panthers didn't help Ihe league a o any by forfeiting their three-game II McCall • I ii series to the front running Heli­ Hlaton 2 Fore H cal* Iml Tuesday evening nt the ■4 2 || Hanford howling alleys. Wheaton 1 3 It gave the lldlrals a com­ Tot ala 1.1 12 38 Winter Park FO FT T manding five-game lead over the I Drawn 1 :t sailor rtrnill that has an un­ if Klmbrr 5 As 9 usual three tram He far second Hltldlx 9 1 19 place among JRH, Tlgrrrala and Miller 0 1 Rrarrnls. 1 •j Steelman 0 1 The hlg Imttom-neck resulted t 1 '1 Richmond i 1 (1 when the second place JRIl’s fell Overstreet 0 1 before Ihe fifth place llohcnts, 8-0, S e a b r e e z e D e fe a tH •( Deerlng H while the fourth place Hearenti 1 0 l 1 ndmlnlnlcrcd n 2-1 defeat In tho D e L u n d ’ B o # h , 4 7 - 3 2 Knyhnrn Rogers <1 l 2 second place Tlgeirnt*. Hy Toddling a three-game Totals IH ffl 61 DAYTONA REACH IHpeclal)' 7 til- ;ih serleH to the Hdlrnls, Ihe Pan­ Veteran Guard Artie Rlrhnrds Oviedo 10 15- 6) thers have now thoroughly en­ toured In HI points to pnro Hen trenched themselves In last place reexf to h 47-32 triumph over with only one win as against 20 Iif l.uud llulhlogs here Inst Friday Mainlains setback*. night.' Roll Cox showed the way for It was the second win In ns Ihe winning llnlicuta with a 437 many games for tho usually pow­ Sl'TS serins while .Hill's ‘were paced hy R A TLIFF............ must erful Hand CralM. Hrahreexo open­ Ulll Luthwood maintained Ills Al Ncgrotto'* 440. Ilill Luthwood R. O. T. C, Cadet R. Earl Rated up tho game hy grabbing an dominate position over the VJ-02 Idl for a 442 series helping the Ilff, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. II. E. almost Insurmountable 16-1 leud Navy howling league again this llenrenls victory as Rill Wolf Ratliff, Sr., nf Orlando Highway In the first period when tho sec­ week with a 166 average for six took th* to and single game will perform with thn University ond stringer* were turned loose on Itames. A1 Nrgrolto anil Frank honors forseries the losing Tigcrrat* of Florida'* Hilly Mitchell Drill tho visitors. Uston are deadlocked for the No. with a 443 nnd 181 score*, respect­ Team In Jaekionvlllo during the N'oyman nnd Hill potted seven slot with 148 average* for 18 ively. Gator Bowl festivities, the Univer­ markers for the losers. and 17 ilnea, respectively. The Navy loop will hot howl sity announced today. Hrsbreeie FG FT T The lufi gamn by ill]] Cearlry tomorrow night because of the Tho drill team will stage n torch Richards 6 0 10 - •- — ■■»» » ■■■«!» ***visas hhmiv light parade on Dec. 31 and then Dunkrl 4 ,'t 11 In the loop play, *o far, as Is Ids holiday*. ■gain between tha hslvos of the VJ-81 LEAGUE Rogers 0 2 2 480 series, Th# Navy League will Gator Bowl gams on Jan. I. Bobcats (8-0) Renner 1 ,1 6 not play tomorrow night because Players During Its stay in Jacksonville I I 3Total Cherry 2 0 4 of the Christmas holidays. >nrutmai holiday Fordycn 164 122 12D 405 th* Drill Team will be hi IIIted at Rah Lloyd 0 0 0 VJ-II LEAGUE J. Franks HD 112 148 31D tho Naval Air Station and will Hill IJoyd 0 2 2 G. Pina Av II.O. Cox 137 153 117 437 put on a apodal drill exhibition Taylor 0 2 2 Ncgrotto 18 2il(t8 48 ID4 P. G. Miller 111 130 105 328 for the Admiral and hla Btaff. A Scott 0 0 0 Luthwood a 028 166 186 ileck 100 120 160 888 tour of the base will be Included Tolala IS SI 47 Gaston 17 2610 148 177 Total 680 816 818 1914 In thalr activities. Del,and FG FT T Markin 18 260.1 146 173 Having acclaimed recognition for Nayman 1 6 7 Cearlsy 18 2307 146 125 Its drill performances In the past, JIHI (0-8) Durham 0 0 0 Rchautteot ID 2743 146 18U I’ laysr* 1 2 8 Total the team ha* been Invited for a Fanrhrr 0 2 2 Hkrwan 3 431 144 184 .ocko 136 130 103 338 return visit to the na*pnHIU Ac Ilryan 0 1 1 Ht. Peter 21 2017 142 17» Ht. Peter ‘ lliea In “Tampa, “Feb. 0, nnd to 103 120 140 880 tlvltira Campbell 1 1 D Fordycn 2 I26D 140 181 Wlckllne 134 118 180 381 act aa Honor Guard for King Rex Gould 1 2 4 Wlckllne U 1261 13U 132 Ncgrotto 143 133 168 440 of the Mardl Gras Festivities In HIU 3 1 7 Warren 16 2078 LID 171 Markin 126 141 143 400 New Orleans, Feh. 17. In addition, Hearn 0 0 0 Carver 393 13D 101 Total 848 884 878 1878 tha Drill Team will aUge performHenry o | i Norton 1262 13H 132 anaea for tha Oladlolsa Festival in Nation " 0 0 0 Franks 81.1 133 160 Ilea reals (2-1) Dtlfny Beach, Fab. 28. Taylor, 3 1 7 finxon 2865 183 1A4 Playtra 1 9 I Total folil* » 14 » ocko 2820 136 Warren 128 120 187 424 Hochstadt 101 101 98 297 SHB .............. 18 89 10 47 Bayl II 1480 138 166 llennon 168 148 182 488 Jaikaon 130 110 110 053 D#L#nd .............. . 6 IS 21 32 Dumont 102 188 160 377 Fortune Martin 111 106 102 328 Miller 124 90 160 320 Skrwnn 110 188 184 433 Hellcats Assume Commanding Lead Over VJ-H2 Loop Luthwood VJ-62 Bowlin# Lead Rntllff To Perform At (iator Bowl Show' Edgewater Beats Sanford JayVees By 43-25 Margin Hemlnole High School’s Junior Varsity eager* manned the courts for the first time last Friday night and received a 43-26 licking at the hand* of the class double A Edge water quintet In tha new Edgewater High gymnasium In Orlan­ do last Friday night. While the Junior Fade last. they put up a game struggle livIhe Initial period holding tha acore to 8-4 nnd winding up tha flrat half 17-8. Considering tha competition, netting of Ike game and because It was Ihe flrat con­ test of the year for the younger Hemlnole*, Hanford didn't fair fa too badly. In fact, the Bill Flemlng-Fred Ganaa coached squad showed real signs of promise at times controlling the fl floor game while two or three playera distinguished themselvea. Jimmy Butler was the hero for Hanford. The little wiry blonde scored all but a few of Ihe Seminole*' point* In th* first half. Butler clearly displayed Ihe beat shooting nnd savvy on the court, trying vainly to stop th* Edgewater on e-on -tw o fast breaks. Butler popped the cord* for 11 of Hanford's 26 markers. Lanky Joel Moss couldn't seem to get tho spring Into hi* leg* until tno final quarter when ha scored five of his ■lx point*. Frank Thomas, the greenest of the green, earn* o ff the bench Ut* In th* contest when Flem­ ing and Gnna* decided to piny ill the hays nnd proceeded to surprise everyone. Thomas, n little boyish figure, fooled the Eagle JVs by sinking hU first free throw and later swishing th* cords on n running lay-up nn which he was fouled. The youngster dropped In his second chnrlty toss to give him­ self four points, third high for the Feds In the game. Giant O-foot-4 Mos< accounted for six. Boh Quance was the high point man of the gama with 13 for the winner*. Hanford'* JV* will get Into ac­ tion again tomorrow night when 'hey play Mainland In Guytons Roach at 7:30 p. m. Hanford Jvs (25) Fg. Ft. I'f. Tp. Pickens, f n 3 Hunt, r 0 0 Behrens, f 1 1 Henning, f 0 0 Park, f I) 0 Moss, c 2 3 Bates, c 0 1 Flowers, g 1 3 Miller, g 0 0 Hot Ur. ,g 3 ,4 K4rr.II, g 3 •3 Tnomns, g 2 3 Dekle, * 3 0 Norton, g 0 (I Totals It 18 Kdgew’tV JV* (4»)Fg. Ft. Pf. Tp Malromh, f 1 3 4 Gun nee, f 3 I 3 Martin, c I I 3 Carson, g 4 (I 1 Perkins, g 0 l 0 lUtesmnn, c 1 1 :i Lane, g 0 3 0 Kirk, g 3 1 0 Gore, g 0 I 0 Wise, g 0 <1 Heagraves, g 1 1 II Htsnsllwlcs, g 1 0 o Totals 13 II 14 L. A. U. If. R. F. T. H. L. B. Ely Nsgrotto Stine Gray Hubbard Schauttett Cobb Kuasel Lawson Rorsdorf Ross L. David 12 1771 147.7 138 46 330] 143.31 180 42 6140 143.17 183 42 3034 144.13 210 30 4332 144.12 101 20 4183 144.7 198 21 2034 144. 183 30 6302 143.26 100 30 6301 143.24 186 38 4720 143.10 176 33 6137 142.26 188 12 1300 140.10 171 46 3100 137.34 196 C. Pierev II. K. Hardison 33 4418 133.20 131 32 4185 130.26 182 T. Burnett D. Milter 23 2962 128.8 164 A. Vannesa 17 2IA1 127.3 163 P. Stanley fl 767 123.3 146 If. Plercy 3 336 122. 130 1281 Averages G. Tn. Avr. H.G. Von Herbulla 49 0904 168.34 198 P. Pexold 42 6962 136.32 213 Carroll 42 6837 162.33 200 Touchton 42 6000 150.12 128 Hartwlck 18 2843 166.3 180 ertiment lands a dletanre of 114 Legal Notices tn run I'x i t k i i nia. T I I I I T 4T1V44T. Kllll TIIM SUt T i l KMX I I I S T n l l t OF FI.OHIIIA ( i H M v n n . »»tvision :*«. arn o h . i i * u I'X ITKI) S T A T K * OF AMF.ntt'A. » Plalstm > »». ■ II A t'H K * OF I,A,XI), I m»rr or lr>a. la * '»*■■- • .I , Casalr, FlaMda, } m. A. ABIli.KV. t* at.. I ll#l*n*AHI«. ) X II T I C K Arid). T n i|. W . Arnold, Nash Klsl* <1. Ilsnnuii. llrnry llunn, Jsfferson Davis. Clauili Claude iluriil, )l*nU, Klvlrs r . llarnrr. II Itomiln* (larnsr. IlsrIsns I*. Ilsrner. N. i> Darner. Hull) Darner. Hsra Ann Hill. \V. II. Illtl, K. D. Jnlineon, Mnndy inlinsun, J. II. latwsnn, Nell D. laswson. Mildred l.«wls, Hylvln t.swl*. Theresa Mae Lewis, \Vtitle- Lewie. A. II. Irfvvejnr. Draco T. Lnvejay. Itntterl II. MeCselln. Avellnn Menemlei, Joe M Xlenendes. lamnie Moore, Hnllle Moure. Mrs. Thome* IHbnrne, Devi­ se* under Die Will or II R Aquiree Deceased, It, It Pope, spline lor ^iu ilryent I'aleelon Trust, Ituth F 'oiler, N. A. tllnee, Kile Kina HemUel, A, K HJohlom, Deo, It Klerk, llosa Kins Hmilh, Tom Hinllh, II. K. Mlsrnee, l^ns Htephene, end Mery Vlrk, whose addresses sre un­ known. tdii a i d : mciiKiir notipikd Thai n Complaint In cimdemnsll^n hes herslorors hem riled III Ihe i,r(lee of the clerk nr Die t'nlled Mlsies IHslrP t Court, lor the Houlhern Dletrlitt of Flnrldn, In Ihe Dnlled Htnlee Court House In the cit y of Drtendo, Florida, for Ihe laklnu of All eelnle In fee simple till# abso­ lute. entiled, however, to i n ease meal for an underground telephone cshle In Ihe HoiilXern Hell Telephone and Telegraph Company, corporullon. lor use In Ihe espenelfin of aviation farllltlea nl Ihe Nnval Auxiliary Air HtaDon, Han­ ford. Florida, nnd for such oilier uses as -may he authorised l,y Con­ gress or liy elerullve order. In Ihe follow In* ileeerllied properly In some pari nf which you hsve or rlelm an Interest. T NA CT “ K“ Cf,nimencloK at lha eouDienat cor­ ner of Ihe riorlhHesI t|oerler of Hee. lion I, TowiisMi. 30 Mouth. Ilnn*e XI Keel, run we.jerly alon* Die half Mi'dlfiii line of Sfilil Median I a ills. tnritr of 3u feel to a paint on Die wesl r lsh l-o f way line nf llennlall Aren as as shown on Manf.ird Celery Della Hohfllvlstoa as retarded Iri I'lnt Ih.ok 1, l'a *s IK, nf thn Public lint arils of Hemlnole County, Flor­ ida, which palm Is Ills Iran palul of he*lnnln* From Die point of hrelnnln* than ileacrltied, run nortlierly alon* the nuld westerly rl*>it-nf-wa» Una of tleardnll Avenue a distunes nl 3,ng| feel rnnre nr less. In a point, which Is thn midpoint nf Lit )A or said Hun ford Celery Della Mu Inti Vlain ni run Ihenre weslelly alon* 4 line parallel In Die south lot line nf lad JA anil 11.1 J feet northerly thereto a distance of I,iso feel, more ur| leas. In a point nn westerly lid line of said l,o| IA, run llience nuriharly alon* said neaierly lid line of aalil Lot SA a illatanie of 31) (ael, mure or lean. In a point which la the In­ tersect lull of sshi lad 3A and a line which Is S3* feel soulhrrly from Ihs northerly section line ot Mectlnn 4 run llience westerly alon* ■ line which Is IS* feel southerly and par­ allel In Ihe northerly section line of Hedlun I, a illelnnie of 3M feel more or Ires, In a point which Is on Die Westerly ri gh l-o f-w ay lilt* of a Ids I led street, said ■* westerly right o f.w ay line lo In# 4X3 feel easterly i and parallel In III* westerly section feet, more or less, t® «h* •«« right.of*war line of a platted elreel known us Victoria Hire.i, as shown on Ihe plel nf uek Hill duhdlvlelop n the I lly nt Manfnnt. Florida. recorded In PI*l Hook J, I ' H * 44 III Ihe Public Hrctird* of Heitillinl* County, Florida, Ihe true point of heglnnlng: From Ihe point of heal li­ ning thus dee.rlhed, o n westerly along Ihe southerly rlg hl -of-w ay line or Victoria Mlreei, Dak II ll Huhiilvliilori. H «il*!llfire of 1*13 l**9*t# more or less, tn a point which Is nn Ihe easlsrly rlwhl.tif-way line of Die Atlantic Const Line llatlrnad. ( vledo llranch. thence southerly nlo'ig said easterly ri ght-of-way line of said railroad a diatance rrf 1746 feet inure nr lesn, to a poltil nt a corner of the nnld lainfs of Ihe United Minirs acquired In condemnation proceedings, Mull No. Ill .O rl., run llience easterly along said lands or the Culled Mtalee e distance of 1317 feei. mors or less, to a corner y f said Dnvernmenl lands, run thence northerly along said westerly boun­ dary of said lands a distance of 1746 feet, mure or lean, to Ihe point of heglnnlng, comprising la I acres more or less. The authority for the taking Is an Act Ilf Congress approved Heptempar II. I S31 t Public I-aw No. 146 lin d Congressi; the Act nf Congresi spiiroved August I, 111 tlx 131 Htal 1(7: to C. M. c. 3.17) and thn A n of Congress approved November 1 tail (Pabllo l-aw No, 361, ISnil Conarea*) which appropriated funds for such purposes. Vmi are further notified that If you desire to present nny nhlectlnna or lefenses to ................ Die taking of yn your pro. perly you are requested tn serve your Answer on ihe PlelnilfPs nllorney al the address herein desig­ nated on or before January, 6 IMl Vour Answer shall Idenllfy Ihs properly la which you claim lu have en Interest, stale Ihe nature nnd eglent or the Interest you clslm and all of your iihlrcDons and defense* Ih* inking of yroir properly. All defeneen ami objections mil so pre. senteil are waived. And In case of ymtr failure so In answer Ihe Com­ plaint, lodgment of condemnation of hat pari of_ the nhoVc described properly In which you have nr claim an inleresl will *be rendered. Il'il without answering, you may serve upon the Plaintiff's ntturnny notice of appearance designating Die properly In which you claim to lie Interested. Thereafter you Will receive nolle* nf nil proceeding* nf. feeling ll. Al Die trial of Ihe leeiie of Just co otpensoDo a. whether or not you hiiio previously appeared nr answered, you may piceei.l ev Ids ri­ ce ns 1.i Die amoiinl of the cmnnnit. satlon to he paid for your property and yon may share in the dlslrlhiilion of the award. WILLIAM D. JONK8. J » Hpeclal Assistant to Die ; A|'orh«v Denernl of the United Htale* 7»'I A Dali lie Nalhmal ll.mk line of Mecllon 4, run thence eonltiertr along sslil westerly right-ofway line a lllsiHIlie of IS feel lo ll point In the iiiulhrrly line of lands of Jeff Davis; Ihcin e westerly along said line, and Din prolong,h i o n (hereof, being also a line !>lii test mure or less, southerly ami parallel tn the northerly eeciloo line of Henlloti 4, n.d lsi nm e of 4X3 ............... feel, mo -----. .. ..................................are or less. In a point on ihs easterly boundary of lands acquired hy the United Minirs of Americu In proeesdlngs In i nm)rimi*l|un a* lied in Ihe District Court of the Untied Mtales, Hoot hern District of Flur. Ida. entitled United Hlntea of A m e r­ ica v. i4xo acres nr land, m»r* or lea*, In Hemlnole County, Florida City of Hanford, et a l , No. Ill-Dri. Civil, run thence southerly along said easterly hoiindary line of said Dnvernmenl lands, a illnlailc* of 700.1 feel, more or lees, lu a corner on said boundary, thence nasterly along said boundary line a distance nf IXtf feat, mure or lees, lo a corner on eald boundary, thence southerly along said easterly boundary a dis­ tance of l l l l . I feet, more nr less It* a corner, Ihenrx easterly along sglit boundary line and along the southerly lot Una of lad IA aa re­ corded In plat nr Hanford Cilery Delta Hubdlvlelon. a distance of llll) feel, more or t*e*, tn a point of be­ ginning, said land* bsln* located In lha northwest quarter (N l V t i) of Mecllon 4, Township »n Hnuth. Hang* 11 Kaet, Hemlnole County, Florida Including Lots Number 4A. SA. 4A. A. and 1-A and the Mouth Half of IA. aa recorded In In Fiat 1*1“ n f % * n . ml IA. ford Celery Delta, euaialnlng xt i acres, more or Ire*. TRAC T “ W " Commencing al a lecllon corner common to Mecilons I and 4, Township 30 Houlh, Hang* 31 Rail, and Heel (o tie II and 13. Township II Houlh. Hang* l l Hast, run thence weetarly along th* northerly sec lion line of eaTd Mecllon I, * a dlstan" «# nf 1411.11 feel tu a p . nipt al Ih* Intaraectlon nf Ih* centerline of Mellonvllle and (lenava Avenue* within the Clly of Hanford, Florid#, being also the north west corner of ■aid land* of the Dnltxd Hiate* o f 4 i m h A l « M 2 l e H hv condemnation suit lll- Ort ., thence eoulheriv along he westerly howndary of said Ciov- llldg h A T c . , ' ,ih l," " n,'1111’ Is, *• Florida. DATLIIDecemhcr |»sj Arcade Package Store O. D. Farrell Owner 310 Boat Flrat Htrcet SALIS • MARKITING ADVIRTISINC i Veiselll* ami psrsanshls tiscullv* ( m k l MTa) Mwka a n <i|i|iurtuiilt)r i t h a r * * * * * * • « P * r f e lK « a m i a b i l i t y wil l W wlf—mutually. Can plan, wr(U illract co »iiliiiata«| ••!«■> a t u l prttmoiiunil KacalUnt -------- r program*. v M v m . HicalUn ■ml wall-tllvvraiAffj lwu;kfriHiiMJ< ^ AvallatiU for p«raon«l lnt*r«' Twit* Writ* brlitfly otillininf your M TM M M Jlicin .d Jv a u l*}Ji4 i< M n u r n b M . ItiwiivM ■nraw •ichangml. •iclianml, WiMs gsMagtty, 9*s a lill | BOWLING TONIGHT CITY LEAGUE 7:30 P. M. Sanford Bowling Alley - Sill �V - I Additional Society ____________ ____ (fo a tla u rd From _____________ __ Dora P. BronHon Wed ... • a „ i l . . i i . n , . Sir. and Mr*. H. N. Bayer. Mrs. Miss Jea n Sa ye r and her fianee Ki(Jll< M ||| Martlln W lght, Mis* Members of Beta Sigm a Phi Ijohert Wright were honored h}t«|Ann EIdlon 0f ()r]*ndo. Miss Joyce ■ororllv entertained late W’rdnrsSaturday afternoon with an In- „ H„ , jus* Dilon Baker, llnrry day afternoon with a C l X l m a T fomm rccept on ^vcn by Mr. Lre Jr Mnrk c|eve, „ u| Jr t'nrtv for chlhlren nt the home Voile William s J r ., proand Mrs. Hugh Whelehel J r . and W w «lruff. B ill Fleming, Tommy ofi I Mrs. . m. i | 1 , of I ho group, on I.nuri) Mr. ond Mrs. John K. Pierce J r . at Vaughn, Pete and A l Brock, Klthy •iilrnt the W helchel home at 8117 Uosnlia File Jr ., Glenn I.Ingle, Jr ., Jo e Mr- Avenue The focal point of the .I.vornlioas was the lighted I trlve. Cuslln and Bill .Shoemaker. Attractive Christmas decoration* C hristmas tree whichcaught the were used throughout the home rve of vncli child as tie enlere 1 D th rr bright Christmas no Bed tapers were placed In the witidows nod n lighted tree enhanced polntment* were used in the W il­ the Christmas scene. The refresh­ liams' home. ment tuhln was covered with an During the afternoon Snntu In n setting of suffused candle- Claus ecru lace cloth and centered with entered nml distributed pnlnsettlas and red randies In milk light and beautiful music of the ,llir|w „ urkl,,„ llll(1 ,.n„d y «reo (hit Mml I’ rn&Iit'tftr nn * , . the First I’reshyterlnn plane* from a large pack glass and crystal appointments "•ason over Assisting In serving were Mr. Church's Chuncel Choir and the bis shoulder. A prise was given Whelehel’* mother, Mrs. C. K Girls Chorus presented a C hrist­ to Jan e M.-ro and refreshment.' l.uthers, and her sister, Mrs. John mas service last night so well at- were served. tended that It left church offi­ Kidd, of W inter Haven. Tlu>'< enjoying the event were I During the evening the honored cials apologetic for their Inability Mrs. John Morgan nml children. guests were presented with a gift to sent adequately those who enme Beth and Melt, Mr*. A. W . Epps of china from the hosts and host­ to worship. nml children VVnvrte and The choirs sang I I anthems in J r . esses. Those invited to lie with Martlvn, Mr«. Phil Stanley J r . Mis* Sayer and Mr. W right were a highly effeetive manner, it wns end «nn Corky, Mrs. Ja c k An Mr. nml Mrs. W illium Conrud, M r said by those who were present riersmt and children MarlWn and and Mr*. Joseph II. Hherottxe, Mr amt the soloists added delightful­ Johnny, Mrs. Hitch Whelehel .It ,and Mrs. Frank Melosne J r . of Mt ly to the reverent spirit of praise and *on llnghie. Mr*. David Bach Plymouth, M and Mr*. Spencer and adoration that characterized and dnughter Doric. Mr*. ThomHarden, I.t, and Mr*. Bruce Bolt the servlre. Mr*. George Touhy, minister of as Mrrn and children John and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Scott Jr ., Mr Jt.ne. Mr*. Wight K irtlev and and Mrs. Donald Jones, Mr. and niu*lc, under whose direction the m ip Hill. Mr v Alin* W jlllnk rn t Mrs. Charles l.rliette of Orlando ptograin whs given, expertly play­ hihlr*»»t llohhii* mill Piokl**, Mr* Mr. and Mrs. Herald Dossing and ed three organ numbers develop­ Honnhl Join** nml *on Tom nv ing the soirlt of the season Mr. and Mrs. I.ester Guthrie. kcnnnn The effective conclusion for the Mrs. David Gnlchel, Mr*. \\ll Also Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Berry, Mr. ami Mr*. M. I,. Itahorn hour of mn«lr wns the singing of I hams nod son Jim m y, B illy Dus Mori' ! ‘ h" ever popular "Silent N ig h t" tit *'*try, Gall Gnlchel mid Juno Jr .. I.t and Mrs, Herbert A. More Srrikitr ik. land, Mr. und Mrs. Mason Wharton of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Voile A. Presbyterians Hold Christmas Service outstanding quality, let in mounting* of exquisite tatte and beauty. Each (ct.it a perfect and permanent lytnbnl of your love. Phooe .W7-IV For livening Appointment Win. E. KADER Jeweler A I B t t l lf l t ) (flemoloqlaT) I I 2 South Park Phiioe .13J.1V T H A N K YOU There nrc no words which could exprexs the feeling of gratitude an d thanks In our hearts for all the deeds of kindness and i xpiesilons of sympathy done nml offered In the In** of our loved one so we simply say Thank yout Mrs [{abort Z. Johnson Mr. nml Mrs II. Z. Johnson Jr . and Fam ily • )1 nml Mrs. Frnnk Johnson nml Fund I y Mrs, Katherine Johnson mi,I Fam ily Mr. and Mrs. W. II. .Campbell and Fam ily Ml. £ NOTICE at Noon, Dec. 24 Mrs. Mcbanc Honors Mrs. Campbell Civen Miss Jea'n Sayer Party At Beard Home In ,i series of lovely parlies hon­ oring Mi*s Jean Snyer who will lie married on Dec. Mil to Hebert W right of Savannah, N. Y.. Mrs Frank Mehane J r . of Mt. P ly ­ mouth entertained with n luncheon on Friday at 1:00 o'clock at the Mt. Plymouth H old . On the luncheon table in the dining room were white gladioli and crystal candelabra holding 5 : (W \ X Silh wws tw.i in Glintt in rrrrj times, r.erhans Th*rt r * a; rtaWy in Ireland I in n it:' of rrcHds. before New Zealand and some of t.-Vrores C. n i the n turd, transparent coverinir fi.r ■their eves. '/ T V j i c r ^ 'i i '« t i a t r T r T ( ? i t r t T 7 T t T t T ^ T T T T T i t T ? T t r 'n ,i i T r t i T r T r t r t i 7 j u ci n u Mis* Millie llnr.ly and Mrs. It I.. Beard were hostesses for a mis cellnnpotis shower recently Itiinor ing Mrs. Kenneth M. (.’amphell. whose marriage to Mr. Campbell was an event of Friday afternoon The lleurd home on Avnrndo A v e ­ nue was the setting for the purlv. The rooms were decorated with ^ " ’in d Chris h e rX ^ , „ irlnir became the bthlr of Kenneth M. Pnmnliell, son of Mr. and Mrs, W f!" " I " " 1* ™ ' n ‘m! 11 ,jH. j.-'|r*t itnotist Chur. h. D>,, \V. 1*. llrooM J r nnrrnniiril u w ' *,V ' „,.* 1 " , l||„||, „ , h'| chrysm. ',lf n|1i| w)l|t|>i w rn , (l„ „ , W|„, -.nd **reen*ev Itt decorating Prior the wedding organ music wit* "hived hv Mr*. Marvin Milam, ainl Vlr-. .1. S. Cleveland was snlul-t The bride was given in marriage In- her father and wore a while gabardine suit with S a w bine nr \ white orchid formed |lrr Serving a« her nm . r,,„ „ f honor was Mrs. Thomas Itrnnson who wore a light blue ..m, also with N n w ncce«siuoServing as best man for the hri.legioom "its his hr other Mar Cmnnhcll of Grasse Point, Vlielt . and u-he.- w.-re the broth -r* of the bride, lleibert Bronson, l ‘-irl I!. Bronson J r mol Thomas Bronson.* The bride's mother wore a suit of rose colored gabardine with black accessories. Foil..wine the weddim’ it r.'cen... wa* h*dd at the Educational Bonding of the clmrch. wlo-ic "tltlu , nod whit*', r.-.l nod blue •dowers were used in ilecorntile' I aler the bride and groom left 'or a wedding trip on the W. t $'tillN-t. Mr**, runi|iK<H m ii niiiiv** nf i h liiiuln nu ! *v*‘»t lu-r *m‘Ih m I ijh » in tbf S.Miim.Ic I 'milil v St'himl Sh** Iih ** I m*«*u iM^oi'm^i'd ■ * itIi Mi** H olly wimmI Shop** Mr r "ti mplirll wrin tnirit In lift roil, Mii'li. mu! i*« h i 'rmliiill** *»f H>'h *p l . i i 1, Ml. h, lliy*» Si'lifiol. Ili* i** • s*.»viiikr with Ihi* v.miuf Mil hm l Thmnn^on 4|n «*^* tl in u rt'plh"! of u •nlior^ Hnif oiu M»«*r**il onllinir i\ lurif.- whit** "hip •iisthinncl on Tin* gift IIni) will nu’itn If inure - Iinn* com fur I for nil Ilie family See our gilfl - wise array nf fiinioim nil titr u|l|iin,r's h> — # Daniel Green a n n tm d v n n v 't w m iT m m m ^ (\ 1 1 n h im n m q K K K KMHVL Fl.nlflllA OI N K rKKK/K AM) STOHACJi: i t). If « s' K V O H iC marked the sealing arrangement f i*•tii*fr«'**hnioiit * roii i *1 of the guest*. During the luncheon Miss Sayer was presented with a the dmketic.l ’him h in wliit'll tin m it n( oriinpr fruit .*uk* * -tillt lovely camellia corsage mid u gift only light wits Ho­ dim glow of o i l - find it hi*! ill ink Writ •t•i v * •I Ml» llH’*|r'.Mf'A |t s|^t. »| l»\ MI•* of linen by the hostess. The Star. Those Invited to he with Miss Church officials said that th.-v I llnr.lv iitv i(4’iI (** I't' w!Mi Sayer were her mother, Mrs. H wb heti to apologize to those who I (tm|jlt4'!| w i n ' lu r umtli* i \Im j| Sayer, Mrs. W . D. Hofmann, could not he seated as advantage Mrs, Mervyti (trier, Mrs. Fred uusly ns they wished and to those f u r l lln»li*»ni. Si , All- i* I lk»\d, J| Ganns, Mr«. Geraltl bossing, Mrs. who might have attended if more 41r Kurl Hri>*i*n»ii J r , Mr**. _ capacity, were available. it4 * Iboit.iMi, M m |l. JulitMini. M m || L Batten, Mrs. Kenneth Berry, seating M rM F# A, Dyaon, Mm. lBtii 1 HtiifiUrn* ini*itil»«*r of iln* rnn^rt'irn- U Mr-1.,*alInvi, M i». <*■ A Hn*n-.f l»;y *li“*. Mm. W ilt ill tn (Vinrml, M r., -linn <»n Iriivintf I lit" r Imre In »ii tin* M m . I.- I*m ki*i, M i41 t k t | 1 hnrli'H l.idH tti' of Urlnrido uml t-tinrJiialon of tIt. r v u t*xpr*'.«- tbp Durdiu, Mr Jnmi*. I Mm ^ llu» huNtc** M tn. M«*hnn<‘. i'd un opininii (hut a ppai.‘litIv wn« f'luiiidlt i. Mr-* J iiiim 'N I Itir.ly uml ^ -thurt’d hy mod of tli« rmwd will'll thf M I. m -" ,hm o lt.' Katliff, l\dtv -lie said "N ow i know the true Nix. Bothnia Itigg*. M ary Jane spirit nf Christmas mid will he Boyle, Pudgy Thomas, llmbut Hardin, ^M more in the iimud to enjoy this j Joyce Nuni-, Sain N i l ................ great nensnn Hurt means «n much I Mary Ann Ibikuv, Eltdse Benton « to us. Till* is the real Christina* Mnrgnret Davi*. Beatrice llr n w n 'J and l.imla Mel t llnii. •Mr*. John I,. Crawford ruler- spirit." tained on Thursday afternoon from to fistill piu. with 11 I'irthday party hotinrlng her sun ’C hip" Crawford on his seventh birthday, The group of children guthered ut the Crnwford home rd 1717 East Second Street and front thrre went to the lilts. Theater. Following the show they returned to the Crawford home where young Chip opened hi. gifts and refreshments were served. Those enjoying the afleiimoo v llh Chin were Ihirrv Barks, l urolyn Murphy, Both Vihh-ii. B illy Smith, Cindy Luke, Dale Duncan, Jack William s, Mary It. dpi a It! •' E v e r) "ighfc Scott, I.yn Katigmi, Barbara <>diiam, Chuck Meeks, Bill Bonney, t i l West First Street Phone F2!H Sandra W right, Nancy Thurston, Dusty C raw fanl, Harry Lee, uml Mr*. J . II. Crawford. Locker Plant A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL K « Vt g Kil WEST TIIIHTKKNTU SIIU:i:T I'llONK l.'Ils « « « IIIKSK SI'KI’ IAI. Y A M ES — <>1 It \VA\ OF S W I N G ... f * MERRY CHRISTMAS R IIEADOUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY POULTRY g g » » K A A R N \'IT It VI I.V MM I III’ R R 4j I M II V « WAN r I HK IIKST I N I ' O I ' l .T i n FOII TIIK DINNFIt (tl YUAIt. S4I ASSl Hi: M i l It NKICIIS HY OltDIlUING Ti ll : TODS IS NOW I'llONK Kits A FLORIDA <BLADE A CASTLK JEWELRY 12 Lb. to 14 Lb. Avg. Lb. H e j 18 Lb, to 24 Lb. Avg. Lb. 65<i I I.(IH Il) \ G K A D K A DUKSSKD untl DRAW N j BAKING HENS j DUCKLINGS FRYERS I'trlMUmi Egg Nog I* the rlchgat, most dgli<1*14* Egg Nog you «ver nerved your holiday VMMt* — or your Children'* friend*. If* a ertamy, smooth blend of whole*oinn dairy product* nnd templing flavoring*. Ready to serve — non-alroholle. The whole family can enjoy It. Perfect for your holiday entertalalag — healthful, nuIrlllMa, festive. Enjoy II throughout the hoUdhyn. rfa tlo n t- M tl °n ly EGGS i*°z- 65 c -pm. 10 l.h. I’ll 1*1 l.h. A vg. 6 3 ^ L li. VGEII — \\ M M\SI\ S H A R P C H E E SE Lh. 89c G RO UND B E E F l,b. 59<- LEAN CENTER CUT MUIt OWN PORK CHOPS PORK SA U SA G E Lb. 69c SH R IM P Ex. Fancy I*ea.s Cut (irecn Beans Cut Corn FROZEN — HID C U B E ST E A K Lb. 65c> S & r fu x r f: ptua lax with purrhaaa of ona carton Perfection Egg NogPhono 2-2221 '/a Or W hole LEAN I'llIII’, ? 2 .1 8 I4M Boulh Orang* Bloaaom Trail — Orlando ' . .. • , X Lb. 69c HEADY • ’I’m R A S P B E R R IE S Lb. 26 i- HOLIDAY SPECIAL S c tX /u A H ^ D u U iM . Half Gallon _ x .'i / U C d 'Z Iff. C If t A M w m VANILLA iw ■T''Z,iiv..'t... l in Pkg. 65< 2 For 46c g p r y f W U HIlgJIllllilli* ntmmmm 1 \ i. \h i . i ; 01 'It OWN TKNDKItlZKD, Mil KOItY SMOKKD TENDEB IIFI.ICHHS go hand in hand I I \. t . lt M i l . Lb. 550 Lb. 590 Lb. 5 30 HAMS EGG NOG R R R R DRESSED and DRAWN TURKEYS ; YOUNG HENS \ YOUNG TOMS You'll want Ihi* exquisite II pc. PUNCH SET Bowl, base II matching cup* hand rut gla**l 22 K. gold trim . . . Each set Individually boxed. Big l-quart howl cm he uaed all yaar 'round for fruit, salads, punrh, poprnrn, etr. Order punrh seta from your Perfection route salesman today with purchase of on# or more rartona of Perfection Egg Nog. R •S< at Christmas Cheer i\ g'UMMlVSgMMMHgMngWMWMMIVMMIlfWMMMIItMWMMMMMWMHgWMrViWMHgMr’gMiWSgrgrV’' n wnpon ronhiinInK Necklaces Other iidvetlisetl lirtiinl- •/. ii** shiiut'i itift ^ for tin1 h«ilitti n fi., which i'ooM*i \f(n Mr* f *iiti!f»hi'll ti-iiiI op»"it ....... * • Well in # 2.95 11 a n a m m N'nvy. “Chip” Crawford Is Honored On Birthduy All Day, Dee. Ill , pa*e 5 'ancient s 'Km“ ™ Has T" Kcnncth (ampl,t'11 P. Bfon«nn, daughter of Party For Children Mr.Dorn and Mr*. Karl H. Bronson Sr. E n t e r t a i n C o u p l e , Andrew sprer, mV*. *mi m ** s i l i c a iw iii ^ (!porK, E|fki M r , nd Ml# Uthert carefully (elected diamond* of Dec. 23, |9S2 a,640 B Page Three) Whelchels, Pierces _ [K iffi No ordinary rinj;i, these, but TITK SANFORD HTRALD 1Mon 11.2. �• * *:isnwrflKK«7p p r ‘ ’ T ffB SA N FO R D HER AI D . h « % Mon. Dee. 22, II * m Weather High Low ft P rc rlp 21 wveund ew Orleans bw York aihinglon Legal Notices •T.sTi; us- r i . u i u n v ru i . LIKg.lK A N .W W ll jU iN . nl.ii.H • f Itt. I, tins 113. Mullt,,Ml. M (till. M . Ci.utiu. l-iunii j , vv ii.i.i a m ,\i M M U H liT It ulive, uinl lit, u«* Hast vs ii spuucu it nioirlm l. mm ii Jfssassi. Ills unit lit* Ml| |l«l|a. i l , l ! . , | . . M *t-t*s yf k (*,iiii-*'*i nf •«I<| vv *1m t n St. Ijiiu Iii-K; J, II. IKiYI* Ii allvs, kiel ii I*s IIII k 111, is II SpUnM- Ii {MrrteU, unit II Us ml. tin* iiiikii*.» ii a Sirs, Uevltet’s, I k .i I m s or uiiinii,-*. { f aalil J, II. Iiim i: j \ ,\| i :h ii .v im ; HUH k II If R l.ie. mu* 1iU ill,Is mi vs f* SMfUse If itmrrU’il. in*.I If it* *.l, *I,* atikiiuwn ii'-i* ii* i-i. ,; i*i■-* * ar grintsci* **i ***j*i Jitme** It ,*i,ii rvigeri JAMi.n ii .vimi*u.s.vu> u alive, anil Ills unknown *i***tisi* li p is r ilu . mm If uimi. lln- .............. .. bslrs, liSV !■*-•*, I*■♦!.* Ic*' 1 HI KMIUll'l ■* V*. . ■*>U Jhin* h II. SIhi-I ihiiiiIiI , J a X U N . It Kil.\ if alive, anil lin MMs nuts II Hiniusn if injrrl<*l. uml li dsaii. Hie uiikiinnii nelra. i l iiv im t Isgitttia ur urunl* •*• uf *.«M IUI* n l L . F u . s i i :i,i .i .\ m ,i* i m i n m . i * ii alive, ami her iinhnuvvii •luni-*' * piameU, uml if iIi-hii, in* iiiikimnni liflre. ilcvise* i. Irani*'*'* *** s n m ir i' , uf mill 1. 11*-11 M ***-1miiiil*], l .M . l .S If ,. C I I U L I.IA M If nils i*. mill lui unkuuwii *t*iniis If aim ilnl. ami I* itaa* tin* iilihnunii lii lr*. *trs In-*-* •aalecs ur Krunlr*-« uf mill 1.11■• L ChswtliHint JAJIKH li. l l A l l T l . i n i I alive, mu] hie iinhnovi n *i"*u*v n narrliu. anJ If tlruil. Ihc Iinknu'sn loirs, lievl-e* s, 1, n.* ** - ur giiinl,** of* aatd Jams*. I: II.ml* li. i : l , l / A ■ KT I( KIIIK If alive ..... I l**r tin bnna 11 apsiusa If iiiiiiiii'd. uml u rdd III! uhtniuWM heirs, ilevlti-er rgRtsra ur arunli-es .. f »,*i.i I ill*.* •lb Kirk; M A II A II SI* * I' IIIiV C CJUAHK if Alive, uml I,* i iii*kin*vsn apudsc If hiarrlul, uml If <l*,«l. <h* unhnuvsu hrlru, il* *1 *■ * -. 1* uni* * ■ Of gniulei » uf st,ii■I Hhiu I* Ms s i *1s i lark: J, si MIT*. l l i : M , k **N inti tils 'IllkllllWII apitllee If l*,,*llll'l and If deni]. III** unkiiuuii lieiie. devises*. )r«,ile«> *,* uim n*** **i •slit J. SI Jlllt hi II; >T VIt V I.A.U jllJUT If al|ve, anil Ijtl nnkni.wli •uauue If murrlevl, mill If il**i'l ih< unltnovsn lislrs, devlue*». I*m s'-* r or armilei-s uf sulil Mml I .*m*1*»i I; IIASIIt.TMN t.flX uml I;'I.MV f ' * X . p|S wife, if ulive uml If *1* ml. the f M P S c l l v a u n h m i w n h e l l e , ilvilxrre. Hgattse ur arahlnes uf s»l*i ii.inuM Cua uml t-trnma ('•»>. !-•* '» lf*’ ; JOHIAll II M lV l I k l iT ami n . i . v i MMYIIKItT, Ms wife. Il alls' ■ ..... . ff ueaii. Hie ryHtiri tlv* I*r*kru***n i*|r«.. dev!*•’•’ s, b aaloi * m gt.iiii*-*il.aalst Jeelali II. He>l,.u iin.l i;ll" i r, Hryberl, his wife; 15 Suit Against Auto Lt. William Class |Drama Of Wounded High Court Rules Arrives With Class Agency Dismissed Soldier Receiving 'Against Florida In Lt. Cln»* nrrived In class with Bv Court's Order considerable fnnfnrc and excite* Blood Is Related Freight Rate Case III I’ AI f Kit tf alls*, ami hi* inikiiuwii buui**» if married. ■*n-I Ii iI*’h*I. tin UnkmiWIi heira, ,1*•VI - •* *. |rgiil**e m g t i litres uf ei*III i: lly |-nln**i YlTtUlNIA I*. ANIIHIIM'N mill I* l> ANHHilHUN. her huahsml, **f P " Baa III . lovke Mari, Heiiiliii.lt* pajtbtjr, Kh.rlila; W . if- HUVlt ..ml M, 1*,‘ BOVIi, ills wlfr, If alive, ami I f dead, the rnepei liss tinkuowu belro, devlere#. I n a t i t e i*r gntniem pf aald VV. II Jlbjrit amt N il. (••')*•■ Cla Wife; l-A Itnl.I M l A. HI AM.I. II alive, uml hrr im kao an epuu»* u Marrlrd. mu) H deud, tile inikimwi' pairs, dtvteeo*. IcanlAei. ur a i s a l i cs pi a l l <1 l-anilliie A. .Mjsrll. 11 1 « • m m ment •tHiard N A A S Sanford, Frl* A fJBO.t mi damage s u i t ilny, Dec. ID. Lt. Hill Class touch* ngJiiiM llm Hlrlcklaiid-Murrtsun i’<l down on (In' runway ill noon auto agency for lending a car lo afte r more limn three uml one-liulf i minor, who was Involved In 'in months overietas on n detachment accident li f t Fell. Ill that par­ from 1’liutusfruptilc Squadron Sixtywhole blood lo his arm from a bot­ alysed M i i i Ilya llnught from the lw {* , arms down, was dismissed by **o ®n<. *jlH others liiid been or tle suspended over hla head. tills s|H'clnl iiholographlc recon­ A doctor worked on line side of C h ro ll Judge M. H. Smith ill the Court House lust Frid ay ufter* naissance anil mupnlng mission the col. a nurse on the oilier Tho for th« (iovernment's llydrugrn... , medic straightened up, shook his noon. " of tin- _group j head doubtfully. In suliiiiltiiuc n motion for di** llhle office, fNineteen port* of A| tall, handsome man. a chan* mlsHiil, the defense liiailltllilled, (mil eome In to the home 1............." "N o duty Cesls M|ui| i till- sliotil. Snnfiird eni Her in tho week by Inin's cross on Id* hat- 'leopvd lo transport, but Close the beds hie. He Mtwed his bend In del*-* of on*' viho is eltiier owner m ilitary with i*i in pus ••'"dun, cn-lody or con- brought the reliiiuinliig1 nine , , „ . a prayer so softly spoken It was i ini i f »n jniiiioioblle, to refrain him In old number IT 1,1 ** only a compassionate murmur six ....... m in. ling tin* ear lo a the side unrulier of the plane the fP(l( „ way iiiiriut, or lo one Ulliiothorlseil h v ' delliehirietlt Used on ^ .. _ The chaplain shook his head Ills ihe stale inw in drive and oper- missions arid is n P 1 Y - IP Libera- boyish fare was gr-lm. Ills voire i,te it.** l"r • hard, as he stooped through Hie At lorries * fo r Mrs.Alice Tin- final gioup to arrive in* doorway of Ihe tiny hospital room. llnught, mother of the victim eluded: l.t. W illloin U. Class, Lt. " I w ish." said I'\anil-list llillv were* i|ii«it« il a * n\iiikf th**v mhu M Moiih M li. jli'Mily* lot. (jg l Don M Gruham. "Hint I emilil lake every •Ho a motion for an aoieiiiled Sullivan, Lns. tiartcs II. Monroe person In Arnorh-o loin that emm omplaiiit I.efoM- (lie Jan . 1 deud- Chief Photographer W . Hamilton for n jii<( a moment I wish they In,,, Chief Thomas I'. Sprouse, Chief could see lhal laiy's life In suspen­ The US w in old Osteen girl W’lltlurd I.. Crooker,Chief Kennoth sion, hanging by a thread. was serloiislv .......... I while rid ft. K h in felier. Aviation Technician "F-vprv nlghl ehdi In Ame-h-s lug in Ihe tented ear. d ilv m h> 3rd Class Milton U. Dry, aud Avia* would la* emplv Christmas Eve llolieit itaideisiin, a minor. Tho lion Icchuh-inn Airman Jh-rriuid I,, the snbioii- would Iw descried, and ar .kidded on w it pavement Millet It. llir rhurehes uivild lie Jammed mid narked into tin* bridge1 They arrived attired in Arabian w'llh inilllons of Americans nravlnabutment at the St. Johns R iver burnooses and souvenir costumes fur |a-oce— and for raeh of these lljghwiiv Ilf*. which thrilled the hundreds of and all the other wounded." Mis. llnught brought the $-JfiU.- people there to welcomn them He waved no arm Inward >uo*-e oral damn*-*- s u i t itgninsl the Millie. . , . , , i .. ., than to men, American* and Su»|h Strli-kIn 11*1-.Morrison agimev after When ft, hnient l*’ ft the Koreans, on double deck hospital ill** ureideht contending that tile -tat'-s in 'V.'1’ ' ,U!M'r - I hiitngniphle ] |,u„jjt the wardroom igem v respoiislhle because they S-pi *di .* Slvlv'-Two vvas based a* ,.,., 1.. ri,,. fnllow lm f’ The doclor and the nurse bent m ited (he car to a miner. N \ nv me. rin follow ii g [hrW „ „ ri, at, n|n uvt*r iy c „ „ ltllt i* eil. >1. xquadruo moved , 1 ed soldier . ford to establish i''adi|iiurtrrs. Kev returning still uinl families In .1 will have lime off or Vv them to get settled Appointment Of New Judge Is On Meeting Agenda pear as the first two Hems mi Hu* anemia for the meeting nf Hie ( ’ Itv IIU IIN E T . Tex '.P—An uI true live Commission tnnlehl at H-'si n'rim-i* voting womnii iloetnr was fo il'*1 C ity Judge Knrlyle Ifotisltoliler sliol to deallt early yesterday In lias siihm lH i’il his reslgnaliiin i ” her fashionable resort home on order lo lake over his new post Lake Buchanan near here. as C ii’intv Priiseetillng Attoriu-v Sheriff Wallace llh 'le ll raid Hr Voile W illiam s .lr w ill make ii Rlaurhe Uranle MeC'iwnn Jones, report mi progress being niade In 3.1, wus shot once with a .43 cali­ the nei|iiislHnn of rights of wnv re ber aiitn n a lic pistol found near lative lo the French Avenue w'llen- Ihe Iwuly In Ihe hnlhroooi She s-u Ing project, while ii re|Mirl will lie wearing u green formal gown she made from Ihe f l l v planoi**i> C«*’u wore (o a private dunce shortly m ission favoring Hu- reioain g of a before Ihe shooting iNirllf'O of French Avenue to a rum Officers stild she wus married m errinl industrial classification to I lee. 11 to Col Fiitil Jones, a rcfacilitate eonstroelion plans of Ihe lireil Arm y officer. In the home of Southern Hell Telephone Com pany. her mother, Mr* Grace McCowan Consideration w ill In* given to a in Charleston. S C request from Hie lurid post of Ihe The couple hud attended the par­ Disabled Am erican Veterans fur a ty here iinlll after midnight. O ffi­ chapter building site, a renuest cers were called lo the home about from (Jcorga Love. I l l 2 Maple 2:30 a. m anil louml (he bodv. Avenue, for a license to operate a Officers cniillruird their Investi­ tnvieuh and u Ps-ti^on from Joe gation lixlay. No inquest verdict Ulbh.x, Mabel Dixon, Jim C a rr, was returned. (ieorgla H ush uml W illie La m a r to liivestlgule Ihe west end of Fourlee nth S lrre l. Also a report w ill bi* made on Ihe meeting beiween C ltv and Sun uml •*>' I m a m a • W A SH IN G T O N <*W—The Supreme Court today upheld tiro govern­ ment's power to ra lio railroad freight rates within one state In help m ike up nlsses on passenger services generally. Justice Burton delivered the 0-3 decision. Justice Douglas wrote a dissenting opinion In which Chief Ju s lirc Vinson joined. Justice Block noted a dissent. The decision applied specifically In an Ink-rslute Commerce Cum mission order inrrenxing intrastate freight charges in Florida, to cor­ respond with Increases ordered pre­ viously In Inlerstalo freigbl rules The lideritate Increases reflected passenger revenue deficits In both Intrastate and interstate operalions. The Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission appealed to ^ r e w IS n e i n f f 1 UKen P r o m S t r ic k e n S h l o , f t . ou.rtatte, bound for Korea « *‘h fodder, ran hard aground the o t r l i n c n o i i i | J I perilous Teurl and Hermes reef — -; about W miles cast of Midway H O N O LU LU (.P—The Hawaiian , y c l(e rj ay. A w rit of habeas corpus was denied to Harmon C. Rice Sr., Sea Frontle- said today some o f . xbe Sea Frontier la id the ilrlckpublisher of a county weekly newspaper, by C ircuit Judge M. frelgM cr on S j « f P'» J " ™ . bc‘ II, Sm ith In tho Court House last Frliloy afternoon. In addition Judge Smith remanded M r, nieo to the custody of the court until his trial. Rice, who hns been at liberty on hla own recognisance, was forced to pay a $1,000 bond. The publisher is charged by Hibbard Casselberry wlht printing llbcltius, unsigned letters In bis on. per,' The combine counts against Rice ra rrv the maximum penal­ ties of one year In Jail and fines. r r u ill su re ELGIN Watches CASTLE JEWELRY III Meet First S tra it A&P’s Huge Variety, Lwo Prices and Dependable Qualiyt Help Yo Have A Wonderful Christmas Feast! S F .IIV E O N E O F t A P 'S M A R V E L O U S M O N EY - H A V IN O N it A D t ] A D H K S S K I) and D R A W N Q U IC K KH O /sKN Toms I'lT T S IIU lIG H f - Fire Chief M. F Sehullr of Mihtirhun Carnegie eredlleil (he 45-year old pro Jcclhmlsl of a Hicnlcr with nverlint! a disaster during a qulck'ipread log fire which dcstrnvcd a threeslurv building oeeupied by I ho laiuisn Theater More than Zisi patrons, rmi.tiy ehildren, were uHvndinu a mallum yesterday when John Stanton smoke rurling from the ceiling, lie stopped his protection inaenlne turned on the lights mul told the audience; "T h ere Is no reason In ho alarmed—just walk tail o-deklv— don’t run—mu! stay out until we're sure cvarythlug Is all right " The fire, which caused damage estimated hv Sehullr at more H'nti tKid.uoo. gulled Ihe building The top flivirs were occupied by howl Ing alleys. fine nf Stanton's four children Hubert, 8. was among Ihe theater patrons. Ills father's first act. afte*clearing the theater, was to roll II la 18 Lbs Avsrag« lb . Grade A Dressed and Drawn , Florida Whole Festive Foods at A*P-low Prices GROUND BEEF S tM 'E lt R IG H T C H O IC E GI4All CHUCK ROAST M 'l 'K I I R IG H T COHN FED I I PORK CHOPS H A R D COHN F E D L E A N S K IN N E D H A L F UH W H O L E HU I* Hit B IG H T C O O K ED R E A D Y TO E A T PICNICS POUND (RUCK FROZEN IIIIESHED ami DRAWN BREAKFAST BACON KINUAN RELIABLE “BOOK OF HTANDAIID OYSTERS HAPPINESS” SOLVES filFT PROBLEMS A s perennial us Uirlti'iis' "Ctiristnini C arol" Is the mutual 1 rulilcm, "W 'lia l to g iv e ? " Th« Movielmul Ithle-ln Theatre has mine In the rescue of that unfurtunute giver who never seems tu know just whut to give who. The delighted sulutlon to this problem I* "IliHiks of Happiness". Tlu-se attractive Minks are availa­ ble In several denominations and they rimtalii llcketx goovl for en­ ter luiiiiiu-lit for weeks to rorne. Alm "»t any friend ur member of the fam ily can truthfully tay, "That'a Juat wthat I w antisli" at Ollii'kTIi’nWintrA verts Panic In Theater Fire | Woman Doctor Found ApiHiiiilmcnl* of a new City Judge amt nil industrial liunri! an Slain In Her Home »HKIi I,. I'li.VlII.V, If (ills r. snil his oil Comnany representatives rein BUanuwn e|*i*u*u If mmrlt-tl. and if live In Ihe French Avenue widen- , ■•ad* the unknown neila, "**,••-■■ feaklre- nr ttraulet - of srthl W u* ! Ing project. trad I , f'lineI>-; mul In a m a HL'I'KII b i g ht BREAKFAST BACON PUDDINGS 1 IK A V Y W E S T E IIN , (iO O I) W A R W IC K CHUCK ASST. Fruits&Vegetables Milk Chocolates !.*?• 59'"” " ’ 1.15 CRANBERRY SAUCE W’urlhmure Gum and (.'ream MAYONNAISE F A N C Y W TN EH AI* CANDY 1 * 2 8 KKEHII (JH0UNI> V.N\i i C l Ci I\ r r R IO l IN DROPS IH tA T R L LAST TIMRS TONIGHT Sfusuna G r e r lin ia hun - sw eet — Fa c t o r y A w u rlrd CHOCOLATES tack ‘k 1 .9 5 > ' POTATOES COCONUT 25 Canadian Slid. , SlICAIt CUKRI) fe & Green Giant Brand Big Tender Sweet N EW S C.VIITUON — HUORTti Rutabagas lb. 4c MINCE MEAT Itcbtrg Lettuce lge hd. |ftc Fresh Eatmor* TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY Cranberries lb. * ALSO Olives Larga Hualdat Lemons CARTOON f for |7e Bratdl or AND SELECTED Mixed Nuta lb, ||c SHORTS TEA BAGS 0% 3 3 DELBROOK COLORED Gn m Giant Brand OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY, SAUCE Can • * ' * ’ ' a•" ’ (l 1 jfV’ r ? 1 ' v 11 - - m �* * THR SANFORD HRIlAl.D Pag* 7 I a M i PULTON O U M L M ’S Mem. D*«. 22, 1(33 Slower Activity Is Expected For Vegetable Deal 91 For all of Santa ’.s Dears Q U J L '.£ ife o f <3e s u s A Child's Life of Jesus Is one of the last books written by the late Fulton Oursler, noted au­ thor of such volume* aa The Greatest Story Ever Told, The Book Ever Written, etc. *Reeent Cold Expected Greatest This presentation of Mr. Our* book haa been especially To Curtail Move­ sler'a illustrated for newapaper publi­ ments In Florida cation by the well-known artist Nell O'Keeffe. CHARTER X WINTER HAVEN (Special) Vegetable movement I* expected The people loved the atarle* to Tie slow and In Home area* light Jesus told them. They loved Him due to the past week's cold wealh- more than anybody else In thr er. The State Farmers' Markets world. The ruler* of the country reporting to tho office of the Dl- saw how the people loved Him and #¥eclor of the State System advise how they brought Him their sick ircnernllv generally Mahler lighter volume than oror to he healed. The ruler* feared the dlnary, retarded growth and ma people would want to make Jesus turity because of frost or dam king. They were so scared that they decided to get rid of Jesus age from cold wind. it was the f’assover time. ThM In snlte of the cold a light vol holiday, and comes about ume of strawberries will be avail s a great 1r aide through the Plant City State;our Easter time. Jasus and HI* Market' forChrlst m~a*' dinner at friends went to Jerusalem to coleprices ranging from *1.00 to $1.45 > a t e . Jesua was riding on a donper pint. A total of $33 pints k*y J «'‘ like tha on# Mary and moved through the market last £°**Ph had when He was a little week along with light supplies o f : hoy. Thousand* of people met Him ®snuash, pepper, English Peas and * ‘ l*1® ***** ‘ "e , They Irish potatoes. Prices generallyi ‘ hf*w. P/lm leave* down on the were satisfactory road ,n ‘ ron‘ Jesus end the donTomato volume will likely he k*y to make a green earpet for lighter at Florida City State Mar-1 “ J™ ■rMl ‘ hey sang to Him! ket due lo the cold, hut a light I Hosanna — Blessed is vniumr of Kooil quality In rrmly , J*;10 comM foe the trade. Sales will be heid j ‘ he natne of the Lord, only two days next week due to , wfT,I m0^*1 seared the holiday season. Prices rangrd fh*n l‘v,,r’ They 'old to themselvi-s: from $3.00 to ID.On prr field crate Thp people rail Him king. The Jesus' That wu* what each one he killed. Who would kill Him during ihe |in«t week's sale. No people love Hint. Sooni they will do wanted: to sit nearest to J chu,*. Rulers in Jerusalem who were When Jesus opened the door uml afrit lit nf Him. They wanted te material frost damage was suffer*hat lie tell* ‘ hem and nut 4.1 in this section. IMM. th,.T' W" wiM ,lav" saw what n quarrel was going un eat. It Him Mini night. Hut lltc-i He was sml. lie took it howl of rulers did not know where Jc-oiThe mid wave seriously dam- ’ J1 thN Jesus, aged or completely killed the tug! Jesus knew their cruel thoughts wuter and u towel. One by one he stayed at night. Mire of the twcli, end of the Fall Urmnlo crop In the jjB knew something even worje. washed Ihe feel of each of the friends, Jesus sitirl, would tell Hi* orea north of the Fort Pierce knew that ons of Ills own twelve. That was to show them ,.Ilt,ml(,, w|,t,ri. t(, tlll,k for Him. r(lt, fri,.tl,|, h> Slate Market, however 76% or twelve friends would leave Him now wrong it was to want It. be ..j (l|l| j, j( j >■ more of the tomatoes that retnnln- aj|1' help the cruel rulers to kill greuter than other*. Jesus is the Son Of God. Ho I* truly God as rd for harvest after the October Him And at the sumo time, Jesus well os truly mao, but lie washed “ Who Is it lout rnins hnd been picked. A few ..................................... ._. o t St. ... sold: “ I shall leave you hut I shall,the feet of Ills friends. I lo- person ,, fields In tho Southwest part vo i.ttcie County nntl In the Hope rri,u/ n it ,y°u-" "ho does most to help others Is ' 1 ,,ll< "" 1 " t: ’ ~ * "He nearest to the Hon of God, ‘ he twelfth arid the weakest. II. Sound area apparently cnenped.................... I did no‘* *knov what serious ilamage, In spile of the TT” )®n‘' *lu‘ '" ‘ *r they found out. Then Jesus snt down ut a long ' B‘ with one hand on Ihe table ^P'S"! old H|'p"t»rsil»iw»s approximately 16.052 ern lesL night, All *»** the twelve sat nwith1 Him .»>"l And ■• Jesus 1/ 'llll,,,n I* Thursday I . " ---■ -Jesus sent ‘table. HMIV. *>'1 *»' XI ** nm tlll llllll » ' l l ' said' ’Mini of tomato*** moved through the , lw ,,V<1 lo u^jKr room ° f 11 Thin wan thrlr l.n*t Supper t*»- 'Tin* luiml «*f him who wit] Imarket the past weekly report J"'*” 1” * tn .Jerusalem, They snt there‘ gather. Jesus told them they wo.-M tray me is on the table “ to keep them warm from chin to shin . . MuflSiwjwiaf Balbriggans $ s 3 ‘fOS ‘4 ' « -zr/v It1:!,- Iti’.ivi-n, i-iir.il -uii-t i pmk iliiwn, S le e p in g B eau ties hv \ln n * in g n eui •illllW -IIII' In in- I I I’ll llu!t<ri|i)!.m* ‘' r'' w.niiilv Lohntinal ” 1 lull’ itUllbial •iilllMI .lllil .III kllll .Mid lll)l-ll**d |.< ic'i-t 'lim it ».ip)!’ ii'- -in ti lur ■ K' Jtof i*7.00 K' ™ jot1? . w“ ,te*J. ,or. H*m ".Li:. e . ' !and ; ! friends turned pale. Why util ton re,|lV ■5’U r ......... $4.00 on field run *field' they ftalked first uml then pole. II. mini., boxes and *0.00 to $12.00 on CO ",oon th"y had an argument. What have to he the Last Supper? What „p a,„| ran out of the room pound best duality crates. The ett- .? *"!} ".Wp0** ‘ hey were arguing was going to happen? I ........ ... Jesus .s l.irav.d cumber «u|iply is very light with <*‘l<>11* - Who would sit nearest tt Jesus told them ||e was going to | by Indus, bushel basket V & X i"~ damage apnean. evident, though cold winds havh delayed maturity and reduced potential yield* rnnsldernhlv. It will 1h> several day* after the waather moderates be­ fore the sltnntiun ran Ite properly a|rpraised, Hhl'<menls for the first two days of the pa«t week totalei| 1)2 cars aa compared with 103 4 ‘ nr* for the same period the pre­ vious week. Price# huv# re-acted favorably as a result of lower‘vol­ ume. Violent fluctuation* have oc­ curred a« a result of weather forernsts nml prices are not likely to become stable for Several days. The out look however Is far con­ tinued high price*. Coltl weather h«* practically, stopped harvesting In the Palmet­ to Stale Market area with most varieties on the down grade. Hnles #•111 lie held only on Monday and Tuesday of next week due to the holldny season. A fair volume of pepper, eggplant and light volume of tomatoes, Pole beans and sonash are expected to he avail­ able. Prim* the past week averaired on tomatoes $2.30 fwlth the hleh $0.(10); pink tomatoes $2.30, pepper $1-12, Pol# beans $3.03, squash $4.65, eggplant *1.31. A total of 2,901 unlta brought gro*s return* 'o growers of $8,325,95 4 he nast week, Conslderahl# crop damage la re­ ported In the Pahokee State Farm­ ers’ Market area and volume on all Items will ho fairly light for the ne:.t few week*. However cel­ ery, cabbage, radishes and other leafy vegetable* ara expected to move more plentifully If the weather moderate*. Bean* the pa<t week brought $3.00 tn $4.60 per hamper, corn 83.75 per crate, tri­ er- *2.50 tn *3.60 per crate and V#adl*he* sold at 70c her basket. Very llltle If any frost ilamage Is reported In tho Immokalee State Farmers’ Market area and with weather moderating, light lo fnlr volume should continue on this market. Tomatoes are reported lo he »„f excellent quality with nnm- ber one** averaging $7.71 par field m to. Corumber* moved In good volume along with a light volume of amtaah, eggntant and pepper. . A total of 3,825 unlta returned '%»n»* recelpta to grower* af $13,- Cahliaro and rollarde are movIng In good to heavy volume on tha Palatka loata Farmers' Market with crop condition* on both Item* reported good. Crop conditions In tha . Fort Myer* Stale Market area are reported unsettled due to the reeent cold wave, however a good and In­ creasing volume of afgplanL jtood volume of squaeh, and fair > Increasing volume of yep per la ipoeted on tho market during the X ! «\ * Op*-r Mr. , nt| Mnl> c E Williams i HAVANA. Cuba ^ - The Cuban .. . f . ... . . Navy announced tnday thnt nine K01,,, “ • M ,rida now is rPnr,.,| oiricrrs accused nf plntling 11'*’n‘ *n the 1JSAF Basic an armed revolt against Prexliicnl lllot Behunl (Multi-Engine) at Fulgenclo Batista have been re Reese Air Force Base, Texu*. leased ft un mtli'urv prlion but A/C William* rams tu Reese still are under house arrest The announcement gave no rea­ from Gotalfellnw AFM, Tsxn*. where ha rnmpletoH the primary son dorribotr release hut presum phase of tho pilot training ahlv It Waa In let the men spend course. At Itaese, he will learn Chrhlmas will) their families to fly the famous Til-25 Mitchell They arc lo be tried loler by n Bomber and next May, upon Navy court. The Navy men, including three successful completion of t h e course, will he commissioned a tup commanders, hnd been dis­ sernnd lieutenant In the Air missed from service soon after llnllsta overthrew the government Reserve and will receive the sil­ of Carlo* I'rlii Socnrrus Iasi March ver win....... . an Air Force pilot. They arrested Saturday night A/C William* attended Sem­ a fewwere hours after poller In Mam inole High in Hanford, 1943 to aroneck, N Y . seized n spin- nf ](>I7, and Murrav <Kentucky I arm* there that they said were State College, 1U47-I053, receiv- to have been used in a "Christina* lag hi* II. H. degree there. He revolt" In Culm was In the National Guard four Cuban officials did nut Indicate amt nnr*hnlf months prior to he- whether there was any connection coining un aviation cadet In May, between Ihe two Incidents. 1952. An official spokesman said Ihe government was not surprised by Inc discovery of the arm* cache lit n New York because II had knn» n c-r -iinrO months (*\1 | "bail I'll ham" had heen buying op nrmui me United Stales The spokes NORFOLK, Va. (FIITNC) Serving with Air Transport Squadron 22, at thr H. H. Naval Wing Atlantic nml Continental Air Stntlon here, Is Charles A. Division, The snundmn use* both four Vinlng, aviation chief electro­ nic* technician, CRN, son of Mr. rngine Dougins transport planes nml Mr*. Joseph M. Vinlng at and the single engine torpedo2505 West First Street, Hanford, bomber Avenger converted for and husband of the former Miss transport use. fllllle J. Landry nf Sour Lake, Texaa. f VII 2I\ is responsible for thp transportation of high priority mail, rargo und passengers as a unit of tho Fleet Logistic Air nturs, Inc., Mu- nun..uni ussociutioll of the barge uml lowing vessel Industry, will In* lu-ld in Washington, M I l-'eb. 2li. Monger T Bill, Port Arthur, Tex., president of Ilie Sabine 'lowing Company, is cbnirman of the board. Chester C. Thompson, Washington, l>. is presldenl. nml John II. Eiseiihurt. WashInglon, 1). C., alloiiiey is secrelarv and treasurer. Membership meeting- ••( Re­ gions I nml 2 of the n-'.i.iutoui will be lit in HI Loiil'. Mo,, nil February IM during ihe an­ nual I'inivi'ill Inn <>f lue Mi >s si|i|U Valiev Association Ibivid A Wright, New ) m k City, president of Ihe l a k e Tankers Carp., Is vice-president fur Region I, which rom prises Ihe Mississippi nml tllitnii-. lin ­ er" and tributaries. M. Ilupiee, Ashloml, K\., IriiiistHirtiilioii manager for \shluml 1)11 nail Itefinitig Ca. is vire-nresldellt for Region 2, which comprises the Ohio. Ten­ nessee and Cumberland liners ■■ml tributaries Charles A. Vininfr I Scrvlnjr At Norfolk lowed by celery and escarole. The market was slightly stronger on all produce except the main crop* —ealery and cabbage. Increasing volume of leafy veg­ etables |a anticipated during the current week along with a good volums of grapefruit, tangerines and kumquats. No frost damage was reported on celery, cabbage or turnip*, with considerable dam­ age to escarole and chicory and spotted Inlury to lettuce. Cucumhere, eggplants and peppers In the area Were wiped out. The Wauehula Bute Market cloaed on December 13th until the spring cron atarte. Spring plant­ ing la well underway and a largo acreage la tn (Impact with grow­ ers hoping to make up for tho FallMaan. iv ii v iwvm-s # v ,i M u. limp* i - fra 11«'I(*■11f M -ili* ' t i.i.il || 'It UMllHli u n i I |<ink it »11•I I^ iiffr,bf« r IHn" <i \ Ik. 'in luuf I If» i'll 1 8 ! Sleeping Beauties man said lour million dollars were being used for this purpo-e He added that the New York inrident was without linporhinrc This was interpreted by some here a* meaning trint it wits not eon nerled with Ihe arre'l nf the Nnv y men anil tliut the latter plot was considered the mure serious threat in Brushed Bayou In- sprinkled with pcdfls iW ( tf dninlv. gli-.iriiinp jic.iil* ulil .1 I’- ' . l ■-. feiiiiniiie |i mcli In ilnw nv-si'l I llm-lnil It.in<hi riiwii* jiuI c .y imjmiias. Womlerfull) warm In went. v VvH. . i « 4 * -a « Hnvr About 25% On Athletic Equipment y Dreamy Rcnson $y V rv *r; • $5f ^ Im' that spoak a poriiaaifi laiim current week. Cucumber volume Is expected to decrease because of the cold weather. leading commodity on the Banford Htate Market I* rshhaue igr ful m e. aqua, linri/nn blue, dawn coral, nap pink. 1-1-20 ' »C 95 & Hundred)* o f H u n tin g and Lighters Plntling til ft ItoniH Prom W hich T o Choone at ' - ' . Dfrarny aqua, liorlaon blue, dawn SPORTING GOODS C A e fV E J E W E L R Y A U P O U II O p on T U titorF fV-- -' ’ 1‘ T *1 mt I ll Wool Pit# 84root pksno 12*4 306 E ast F lint Street I'h on e 008 »«*- f/s.r tw-vir**' coral, nap pink. M-20 * 6 95 SSSSS— — . .................................................. , , . . . . . . Opun Evenings Thru Christmas Eve 2 . ■ — — B— — s ' ■• - . O . Vi itffltk’iLH HL J1 , iM jWt Vk ./•' • i $" *5» • * * ’ & iiiaSV i! i *K tX * I /. ^ \ -• r • ' i ' V, - X\ v__b v _____ ■ ■t - . . . . '• �K 3?»TOF tith SA N rnnn h e r a l d Mon. Dtt. 27, 1333 Royal Family In ear Of '52 Has Britain Prepares Yule Festivities Been Banner One For Agriculture Sandringham Will He ft I Florida’s Vegetable And Fruit Growers Have Set Now Mark r. GAINESVILLE t* - The year 1953 h i■ been another great one In Florida agriculture. Dr. J. Wayne Rellr. provost lor agrind— at the University of Florida, turn _ today. lever before have Florida farmera produced at much fruit ami vcgalahlea aa In the 1031-37 senion. From their fieltli and grove* and nrehartfi rolled 373,309 car­ nr lire load* of prod Dt. Relti laid the 1031-33 rltru* "i 1 crop wax the largest ever—232.wn carload* or 115.100.000 l*nxr»— and .... 1991-53 veaetah/e crop likewise wai a record-breaker—114,003 carloads. Using more fcrliltirr and plant tflg hlgn-yleldlng’hybrldi more ex Usilvely than ever, farmer* had grant expectation* for their corn crop until the aiimmrr drought. Instead of the 20 tmihel* or mure •n acre they had hoped for. they harveited an ivrraiie of about n buihtli—two leu than the rrrnrd 19-bushcl yield In 1951. The week* lonjjl drought atm reilured tnhaern Although not a* high a* those of 1950 51, prlcei for cltnu and vegetables were fairly latlifncto ryt Prlcea for toharro were iatl»factory, hut return* were sumowhat imaller became of reduced ykldi. Dr. Hell* laid the imninor drought and III unfavorable effect rorjiiiliirei reduced meat prodite below rxpcctnlloni, and (hat i of beef cattle dropped conribly tielow 1051. Hog price* allv aatlilactory. generally roduerd a record Florl rlda produced rerun crop of 165,000 turkey*, obtained hliihr'r •8# production, anil prmfureil mum broiler* than ever before. Turkey*, broiler* and egg* have brought generally aallifartory price*, nl ihough feed co*l* have been high Florida alia produced record Ruanlltlea of milk, hut *1111 hit* lo Import some milk and milk prod nets. Fred and labor ro*t* run (limed lo tm (he dairy farm er’* moat pressing problems Looking to 11)13 Dr. licit* cm ptiAslied that Florida farmer* will be wl»e to plan crop program* with rare anil keep a close watch on market* an dprnducthm cmd*. '*11 I* the rnn*entiii of econom lsta." he ailil, "Ihnt a leveling off nf prlrea on all good* ha* he ■tin and that further decline* or ■dhislments may be expected In 1M3 If efforts are made lo bal­ ance the hmlgel ami if Ihe scope of the Korean w ar 1* rot extended " In view of recenl development* and the outlook for fnrm prlrr* In 1953, It would srem the part nf wlsdmn for alt farmer* lo plan their cropping program* accord­ ing to anticipated need*, lake ad vantage of rraenrrh finding* ami labor-savlnu mrlhnd* ami equip­ ment lo hold labor ro*t* to a mini mum. w alrli Ihe market* and cn dnavor In sell when nrlftlA are good, and produce mind yield* of hljlh quality r r o p s ." p rim ilrrllnr* develop a* rxpcclrd In 1033. ijte price* tjf thing* farmer buy* will (all more elowly than Ihr prime Ihr farmer rarelvca for hi* product*. Dm* maklna It rxpeclally important for the farmer lo prarllm goml farm fcatiomy, (he provoM explalnctl. ck f . I'V T . K N IG H T CAM I ’ IIDCKKK, Ala. iKprclah — rPvt, v i. Frank F Knight. J r „ sun uf Mr. atul Mr*. Cllm lr Knight of 1 Hanford, haa arrived at till* Hmilh•rn Alabama Army ramp to tutdanto Initial Army training. Ihdticlrtl Nov. al, 1U52 and pro* crMrd at Fort Jackson, H. C.. hn will rrcidve haxlc training from lha 47th "Viking” Infantry Di­ vision her*. The nrw soldier will undertake a rigorous schedule In­ cluding a wide-range of military auUacie acla from mllltnry courtesy and flrhl “ “ saullntlon to machine gun and haionka fnmlllatlrallnn. J Scene Of C elebra­ tion At Christmas At' Nr** s features W D L F K R T o N . Norfolk, Kmtinnil There wilt lie more than u little noire «i u Royal mansion Christinas. Fm ptloce Charles, huiltv four-vein -old uml I’rtnreai Antic, who i* Iwo, are til noisy tiger. The llrltlih mynl Imuuy will Ilnur I. lie nl ucntliv Sandring­ ham fni Christmas. tjuccn K llin I,el, the duke of Kdcnhtirgh. their ihildren. the iiuecn mother Klixnhelh and prim era Margaret will lie there, mid relative* nod a few friend* will In Invited. From « utiidy overlooking ii broad terrace the rpteen will make her Christnuis hrmidrnst to llu* whole of her empire In the * f Irenoon. It I* the room normally nurd for there Christmas talks I >v lire bend of the lltitliih tint loo nnd roinmonwelath. The fir it * » made by King George V In 1052 mill at nee then llu-y have hern skipped only two yenr*. Itdlit mol I HUM. Nol » ICrrorilinx This 'I line Aiwa)’*, except mire, they Imve been “ live" br«*nden»l*. The talk ln*t year hy the ailing George V I, weak after n long operation, wax a recording, no effort of considernlile difficult v In which listener * around the world ronhl detect tm- strains umlri which lie Inlineed lo keep III* iimnml appointtnctil with “ my people' The hnmdrn*L hv hi* doughler Ibis yenr will he "live". The fuel Ihnt the king died since hint Christum*, nnd lh.it he wu* nt an iinusititlly hlg Chrlstnms luirlv ln*l year will give older member* of the family roroe melnlirholy rrflecllnn*. So more than iinunl. It will be n feativul for the chlblreo, nod they will be expected lo make il a merry day. Prince Charlr* by now know* all 11ml n child .....I* »o know niiout Christum*, and Prlneea* Aonc I* cnlchlng up fnel I lo* qtiei-n nnd Ihe children luive nrrangeil lo emne lo Snmirioghiim aoioe dnv* before ( Urletnma. and Prince Chillies bulled it would be enoil enough so he could bo of some lu'lp lo .lloi Hi own. ft's Jim lliown'a business, us bead forester on the 7,Odd aero Kmulrlnghum estate, to pick out, nod chop down, nnd set lip Just Ihe correct spruce tree, lie set* It lip In the big bnll room of Hnmlrlnghitm House, and II must be Joel the rigid height— 13 feel — |o allow fur the slur oil top. Then around Ihe tree he set* Ire s ll" tallies, ami on these are ,lirrad Ihe present* for everyone. tlin flinwii also drags In h very large log for tint flrnplaee ami, it* I n proper in nn Fngllsh linme, the yule log nml the g llllerlug tree Itvcmne twin lu-nrl of the Chrlalmn* ft-sllvul. I .Ml llnrinia; 73 Hrrvnills Handringham hmiae is n threealorlctl stunt- loiinsioo of ITiU rooms, mnnv gable*, turrets nml httmltetl* of wimlows. It is <tul in the country. The ailjnmu! village nf Kantlrloghnm hits n populullon of only illaillt 100. The estiite lies In n flat rnimtrvxlde lust ii few mile* from tho North sen, nod il i* n region whieh can become verv eohl uml desolate. Desolate put t it*nl is1 1v are some of Ihe rnoora where bracken and thic­ ket*. rather Ihnn tree* uml farm Innila, are featurr* of a some­ what cheer It-** Inmlarapc. W ith a little luck of weather there might lie Xtuiie allow for the toy sled* whlrh are *uro to he among the nreaenta for royal youngster*. Then- I* certainly room to man­ euver them un the iparlmi* Inwn*. The mmtra whlrh nn n tlxy of sleet or fog look so ilrrnry nre nreciielv the feature of the region whlrh first attrarteil notice of Drltish klnga. The moor* matte tmf. « t * t i ; nr Flo r id a to HDHkMT UKA.X ALLK.X, H r,ll* iiK a t'H fOHistotarpi Comolmiil having ^ d h a Luuiuiiitm fllHl >UU 111 Ihe Circuit Court In nnd for H^inlnol# O iu m y, KlorldM. *I»y KPTIUW. »r I'O l>UII iiinIII K A T- •••**IIIIT N W H A T 'S TH E M A T T E R , B O Y S ? F O R G E T SO M EO N E ON YO U R L IS T ? OH, N O , U N C A m DONALD A n sworn iw n ril ALLHN lor dlvorc*. Hid •»iort till* if whlrh l» IlUltlH KATMJtVN rlLtaRN. I *1*1111Iff. vw. rUIIIHflT UKAN AlaLKN. liefentUnl, lht»f nr. *i’ iiia Mr»» «•• 4t»mm*nd vou lo «|i* 14 nr kind file your wrltt in d^fuwyM lii<r«tlfi on t»r lief of# Hie 11th day .. . January. A. I* «r otli«rwU« lifrree Pro r<<n(rsxu will b*t enter­ ed «JJC* 1II*1 vou . . , , The H*oford Iterild I* daalgnateil ,i« <t new«|i*l>'r <>» < 4 V Ki ifi llun in which I hi ■ nit* l Inn shall be liuhllahed one* cut It week lor four i onaei-iiilve * io o , naaciillv* week* WITNKHH inr hand and official eml of the r’ lark nf tha Circuit I'nnrl on Ih l. Ibe IStli day of lie ,,-mh.r. V / V ” * MKItmrtfN., ■ lark nl lha Ctreult Court Hemlnola County. I lorliU I Heali , Me. k N. Cleveland. Jr Alloruev lor Plalnllft l>. *1 tlox I I 'I Hanford. Florida. s iiT ir t : r«r cn sio iT tiH s In Ike fn art al the I'e t a p Jndge. aenlaale le e e li, FlwHd*. to Fro bat*, lo rai t>la4* af *1.1N IK M II ISH VINK. Ilaraaeag, T* All Cradllaro and Frraaaa Mat* loa I talma aa llamaag* Ag ilnel bald Kelafei (OALT fopi I'll J, Vt'ill Dimry Prod VI’oild 9lf(hli Itw fvrJ ten, ■xrcllent liii-ciliiig (Tioood* for i>iinise, luirtiidgea nod plieiisonls. lu ll) Cieolge V nnd lienrge VI sv)-i'e experl shots, uml the lu-d k I ii li Inliodured the Duke nf Kdliihnigh to the ilelight* of linolliig. The duke has liecoute no i-ntlui*lnsl, nml i i i i i i i - liunting I* sure to In- on the progtnm of Ills Chrislnui* season The birds ln-Ing hiinlei) nt |ir''setit are part­ ridges, nml I lie estiite stuff hopes it tins mnliuged lo rhlise out most of the poachers. tiring Home the Union! So wlmt Ihe royul family eat* in I lo* Chi (*l inns *1*11011 may deoi-oil to pall on III < ■ Duke's »klll with n shot gun. There will hi gome, non i oi io*«. mid lurkey is n tnidllioniil I,lid. The fnmilv Havel* to Snmlrlngham some d»v* before Chrlslmna, nree«ded hv nlutol fill servunla of llilrklimbiiio pullin' lo augment •h<’ nival mansion’s permanent >tllff f doxen. Th leal obser vam-e of Chi 1st ions starts on the eve. In rerent venr* n Salvation army choir from the village of Derslnglmm has none over lo serenade the fam ily w-lth a program of enrols. The sinners nre Invited In for refreHlimenla. Parrel opening time Is after breakfnsl op fh tb lm u * Day. uml •bis veai. growing ebililreii being nboill. || |a expected In he (lie mdseat mmoeot of Ihe dnv. Itoyul Clirislimis presents usually are simple pbjects, useful nr of senllioeolal luteri-sl Such gift* ns uiltopmbiles, yurhts nml |p >Io ponies arc given on oilier iu t iis Inns, although the queen may have a susplrlnti that she will he gelling some jewelry. Church on Ihe Fstu lr In the forenoon the fnmilv gne* lo the service in Ihe ehllrch of St, Mnrv Magdalene, on the "ftnle grounds, ut whieh vilngi-rs nml firm er* iimv worship. It whs in thi* little church thui the holly of King (iio rg e V I rust luv in s lu t., lust February. At Saililringhmii, the chief Christ om* meal conic* ut mid day. At 't p.m.. tin- ipicco makes her lulk on tIn- wm Id gi idling iltlllo network. She is lint nfroli of ii mii-rophone. high aiut clenr mid n( Ulipsonl poise, A fter I Iml lelaxatbui. Sandrioglmm hecomes u lom-ly, In•ireessnlile -pot in Norfolk. The rovul family lu-eoiips a private fnmilv. Ilend srmves. marklntoshes noil flat heeled shoes for Ihe women, while hunting ebdlie* or mosl nnylhing Ihnl’s (onifoilolde beeome the favorite attire of Ihe men, II Is the custom to remain lu llil* se in l- ie lliip p iit well loio tiiomirv. IT’S THE MOST Vou and each of vnu afe hereby hoi If led and tetililred lo nreaint any , iMltnr and demand* which Vou. or ■either nl ton. may hava aaalnet tha relate of MARIK tJllllrii; VINK •s - n l l *l s of said County, lo tin, I'ountv Judas of Hsmlmilr CuiuilV. K'lurida, st 111* offleo In the mart Ionise of said Count V ut Hmifdiil, Klorlda. wltliln Ha hl m loulsr no,nllis from the ipue of Hie first iiuldleatloii of lid* notice Knelt •'l.iitii or itrmmid shsll he In wrllloa, atul shall stale the olace of rest, denre and Imst office address of Ills claimant, and shall he sworn lo hv Ihe i talma li I. Ills uaelil, or alloruev. arid any such idalui or demu nd uni so filed shall lie void. »- II (loidmi llrlsson As administrator of Ihe Ks Idle of, Ae executor of Ills l.jei Will mid Teslsmenl of MARIK U1IHHK VINK, ds. cased. l « T IC IJ^ Rank of Oviedo In OylaAo. Fla. Tha regular1 annual meeting Heinlnolt County. FtorlitL tha »h ar?h. o„iLra a r a of tba Clilieor >nariea *■- u ,u « - i» r r . owner Rank or Oviedo In Ovltdo, vioT ... _______ Fla. ___ will I roe. If, IMS. to ll are hereby regulreil lo appear ba bald In tha dlractore* room of lor on January a, 1011. In a certain bank al 4-.no p. m. on Tueeday, Ja n ­ divorce action pending In tha C ir ­ uary IS for Inn eltcllnn nl offli N O T IC E T O B R O K E R S — Tha cuit Court nf the Ninth Judicial C ir ­ ind Ilia irantacllon of auch other Grlddla Drlva-In proporly locuit In and for HxmlnoU County, ■ualneee aa may proparly come n». Florida, In Chnncerr. entitled, At,, fore lha mealing. calod nn L a i* 41, M I M 99, IIK ........... IIT COW ..................'fiC AN. I’faln llff, "Vemu*. ‘ C. *1. Hhaffcr Amrndrrl H a t of Druid Park, t.TU IA COW AN, llafandant. I'raaldent NOTICR T o AI-I-BAN TOr L ID IA l ’O W *!t, W t « r Real ■true* ana * 4 * lfu t* I’a l i i m , f WITNKHM my Hand and o fficia l Heal nt Hanford, Florida, »l-l« Mil I l l T I l' H Nolle* le hereby given lhat I am; day nt liecemtier. A. !>., 1**1. O. I*. It C l IN DON. engaged In hilalntea al fill Cummer 1 1*1 Avenue In Hamortl, e. ...... . ctark. C ircu it Court Hamlnol* County, Florida County, Sin. under lha Ktcliloo,- v DUE TO THE ENLARGING OF OUR s SERVICE DEPARTMENT, FOR SALVAGE OR REMOVAL Klrsl puhllcallmi J1st.*. IS. Il.’if n i i t i i i: lie ix r i- x r m x x p i ‘ 1 .1) v rm x r im e To i* u m in ii mx- CIIANflM In 4 on rI uf Ihe I’HHaty Jodae. sriialaole Coital*. X lsls nf Florida. la I'rufcale. la re the Kafale of II. K. Mellaore, flereased. To *11 Whom II May CiiHeerni Notice Is hereby given that llessltAltord ll.illnme ha* filed Ittr final; report u- Kxpiotrli of the «*tate or i II. I! Itullance. deceased; lhal she haa filed her tielltloii for final dls etui me .ttol that she will amity lo t|o- iloimr.ilde Ihoiglas Htetistioin County Ji ulge of HeIIIInr»|•* f'nimtv Ficrl' l** ii ii ift* UMlt nf |i4*«'i»rii* Iiff, fur »i «ii»ri»vr« I nf **min#• uml fnr flMul illmiiiim* « “ t»f Hill f-NlrilM «*r Hr K, Hu I In tier, **d III •*-jml r I fi*nl 11m11ii Viv « WE WILL ACCEPT ANY OFFER V O U 'L L ■■ W to Ttca by tha early Spanish ex'i. Phone 1231 (’urnrr Second and Pnlmctio iKincriifrlii •if Ilif* r ntnI# nf, •f II. till 1Inm'4*. itm'CiiRfH) Haa n HOW TO BE A * . / m 9 A II- E I m W ® i KW hI mmi RECONDITIONED / ^ |i|Mi I nil tkjri flwWD MVIVSTV R M tH P h y if / A I VIVIIIIVR R»WI« / ^ fmht IR A IN ID td ! RMtUr Wtffll IfM / It la aaljinated that tha aale of "Tjatmaa tires throughout the Id la a 90-mllllon-dollar Indua* . »Jy« tha National Geographic D||< Hty. M i Dn^wir irC «iih Riliif o*---w n if l l •aw d m * 6r old fall to halp Will” JUnOHHOUlj watt or chcit chad cold doa't tlalay. <Ulay. uwofl contain! oily safe, hair* , trvaa Inircdltnli and no ur< a lo dUtutb uluia’t twocn*. It (•to tha brtwchlal lyttam lo akl bail raw, ttndir, nnaa, Guar­ to pleat* or your druulit di n- *Sf Phono 1 1 1 M M r - Creomulilon haa itOOtl (t of many mllliooi of user*. GUARANTEE T a Gat That H r e Job Done Cnee C. Welsh i s p B r n •-mAdv. 191 W a it Second H O M E D EM O N S T R A T IO N YOUR HOLIDAYS iWITH, 2._______ )vm;u:atii7.im;...... . ACME itaa«a Are., aaa a. oraaga A**., ortMda I I would Ilk* Ilk* a frea ham* de­ len at nn nbtlaalinn numsiratloH ■ lo to me nf a rscondltlnned ■ Hlna*r Rorlahla Klseirlc Saw* ■ Tat Mach n* at t lO a . I Addraaa, If H P . Du W m ;w W tM '' E 2*2422 J -♦ ’■ A.. ' J / Holler Motor Sales C l wilt » > are ballarait to hava drsrend- ii REASONABLE AS WE MUST CLEAR THE LOT AT ONCE. CimiSTM AS 1'KKSKNT! iv WE OFFER . The Former Rines Home On Palmetto Avenue a hero:. - WONDERFUL Seminole County, Florida, haa hem gold by St. John'i ................................ ‘ 'a Realty Company. W al le r ( ’ . B i l l , Owner Adv. FOR SALE FACTORY Tba w ild horso herd* whlrh -jowied tha great ldalna of ihe unltad gtatra a ganeration or two I from horsea firal taken Legal Notice* I/egal N otices DONALD DUCK n a n a *'8tandard B j d y Khoo" and lhat I lotand lo raglitaa *tld n i m t purauant to tha larma o f tha Ftttlllou* Namo Btalula lo-w||i 8te. IIS . ut. of Fiorina Hlatutaa I M l with f - o cl erk of the r*ie— it Court or U n i N otice 1.\-jI FIORIIA N V I I « �I*, tmf nn. c. u DR. L. T. DOSS persons lift South H O U R S 9 t o 12 — 2 t o 5 305 I’ llm rH o Atrime Phone- 765 Atlantic R in k HulMInx Iu07 f a n f o ld A t*. C H IR O PR A C TO R call tiff appointmant t’ h. 1113 Plume 1752 — 1716 ROY W A L L I M IM E O G R A P H P R IN T IN G — T Y P IN G II. JA M K S OUT AGENCY G c iu m l A N Y W H E R E IN U N IT E D ST A T E S OR W A N T ADS : t f j E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T FOREIGN CO U N TR IES P H O N E 7H CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD OZARK T*»P' Ini|iiiwlmu m i f i n|i|i11 i** nil 11 Hiil **l'» ittiltlKlirtl iii I hr feiiiiVntil Hrrnlil. I llmr Mb |***r Ilnr in»rr (Inn I llliira »*rr 11>»*> iHtrilluN *» llmr* ■M * jtrr line lii*i nl.in •il 1inn a n< l»r r Hnr InsrMIun A« ilnr Inr t r >ir1* 1 oitfint-l t I »r I I i *m U tl**tiMr Hnlr I J A M E S H. ( i l T An w II. J A M E S ( J I T llv IK E |* i i TIR IS I'M \S OIF iim iI arwlliH in 111 in k. | m r I a|<i PHONE I IS HtlM 11 I lilt M. MINI I I S WANTED **' *•»■* f Ihr Inr •»I |*i*%m1ViI;r «r t *1« r» lVt* buy. mil unit trade used hrnl tiiir Wil.oii Stiller Furniture (*" .ill K I -I I'limu* !i.58 nil l| | %H i l l l > | « II»III **I h r 111 Kill | *♦1 H r r ***» I h r l i n t I t r h n r i a u 1. l t . . IlftHH l*lrH«a ttiilllt lit litMiirillHtv It •• MM rititf *••4«M« 1*1 I Min mi H r iHHHitf h. |r %|M<H*i till lot K i'itN iTin tr. 111... i. ItI Solti or IT aili'il Slop l>v «.* ■iTi-plioni- 112.'< Knni!|iin- i i-n In 111MS First tti«*9r I h 'in itiir t*i* .tin t | Hiart Hi**. THE SANFORD HERALD i i - nut hi . M i 8 K I. A K 5 ApniTmrid* l i t •Tr.st Street Plume p.m 55 \V n 01.1 .AMAV VVO IIAHV III OS t.iv, week or mmdli Til 1125 Furniture Center. lot 55 First i ETTA KEPI •innii------ -YOU IVAMTCn A JOS. H C v n ' ; i» ii- A i j r u ' t ; 1. Of* a A n ^ irorrcu n ck ’ I'M LBTTINI i Vtill o o iiufis.10 r * v o r v v i o * i p a -, v en m si-figniM Cj as f wisNt s or* r iinu WRcLU'VC YOU u u e r F'nb Our n r your4 ' V ____ pn.:*ir |W ■ am O ■mcr 0 11mi i i tou r V I'milli i i * I'm in Mipplli-i Machinery —8 IT’ XFDO I'KIIIiH CnmjOcle lino I hull's fuxeiln Ki-1-il >1070_____ Plltl IPs I’ntmilal 1 le iners knnn h im '' pins If S a n " cmi' inlcr.l motlipriH'flm; assure >"n of •‘ Itanilhox” aiipearaiue I'lmnr PM fur tree delivery servin' Km m I nre ttepalreil. Hi'Ftni'licit Home ami Offii-o Kixlnre* t'mll I'ANIKI.S CAI1INKT WttlllxS lilt Hailronil Avenue (Welnka lllili; ) H H A I'K H IK S , Sllpenver* math In order Call UH)H, Mr.i I'aimitel .SIA M) Mill IIOHY III i l HNINIIKI’ :i iiiom ap aiInn-nt I’ rlvalo t-ulram i- anil Ii a I Ii i heap’ 217 \55 Vppli Kul N I SIN llolp \\ .inli'il Mr Hill Imirlitmi Orui! •'« Kent I NPIS I’S i in n tv pom iter addle*' in i elope* i'll lit) >lli* ll'ts Spain oi (nil linnSllioil |i»\ II !'• \ Knowillo lYim _________ I.Al'NI)l{\ WOIIK Mi- linnlei Celery ami MiTloniillo \veimes I'hone |H2U It I Illl SAI.K :i n .siTl'MTONS MV.NTKM - I I 7 3KXII1I0M If you mini In |ln\, llrnl or Sell, O III.A N 0 O Mm ohm Seillltiel Oi la Inin I M unir SI a i i all II alpli Sinlie , I U.5 I I W. IIM K , Ill illnr ITiul'I.i stale Hank llinliliiii! 55VNINI.S ■Call H ill” I'll one l/.H \llMM|MMfM 4 BIIV il IT . Hr k .ee .'ire HayMiond 51 Hall I .li ■n i d III ok •f for •11 kind of 11. al F I il.' I loll' I’ aik l ' l ' I.Ul I'hone dial ( IE E T L E H A IL E Y AIII ICI i s I IIII '.511 CAM (2 'al gal Mauler 1'rnlt I'alnt Army Ittnnkel*, Col* T'arpaul r (Illl Army-Navy .Siuiilux 318 Sanfnril Ave. I'hnne 1.121 & I'K H F K IT f ili r SKI KITTONS 5lii*lrai Jewel llnxi * 5|rn'* lilt Prtnre and ITmre** (Iardm i Wallet* lluiison /ntpoliKlderi Clniirelle Ca*e* 5Vi'*UTux IT a vel mid Klhhen • link* Hlup. Karrlnu* lllaielet* Neeklan . I'rurls Key I'haln* Tie Set. Cliff lank* llrlcf Cases Ca 1 Knlve* Hair (Ti|i|ier* SANTOKII IKWKI.HV AND I.IKiliAliK I II. H y W ith il. fni 1 li.inr 1 -’l l . i f i Hi t vi l i i H id 5 nt' * \ N •>i i i . \ »M tlllMj* 55 i l h 5 i ' Em . l f h ’*| Ad ,IC i f C A M . 1 IH t 1 •1 l*i »\ 11\« mr door. A l i *•mill pin -p i"id il miner •ill nr* t i . .r-f 1*' - Ml 15 Mti- ritini* 0 I I II i*i *11 if 1it i 1I) t'lk’l .1SH I't •»; ** \1 » K t . tki.Mk r'ilt ' 'r *«■ 1 Alls l*\INIT I) I. P. Itiily Work lllilil 2112 I'ummel rl.it Si I'hone 17 I. SII.I — I'innu Ti-i linn i.m I'hone i'll W. Houle I Sanforil 1 M i' k V i toil r111111«*■ » I’hmir r iiIk 1•».* i n \\ * 1 U \ .11 U it it IT all * li »**ir i Si M 1- iilur Sale ct *iti* 1 i Mfi11 i M HI. i - t i»%• t u} ■if I• f Sitj-•I I»*Hn r.i tlyoaill *»tHnr r sir a*, n>m ilriM* nnlv it. lino m . " - I'erf eel enndl tion V 'li.il 51705 im W J IT II 2It'll C.dim llo h r _______ I* 51 1051010! K IOI OK I IIS *1 1A 4 .1i-h fm used ears even "i >me mi them I lltle A Heel I ’ sed Cars Seiinul mid Sanford___ P» 511iro n s H O \ IS 7H IT IINIIT III ll'hold IIimnU—20 l’ l W u S New and used. Term*. I rade n o Kader’ * I'lano Slum. I2nil Myrtle Aiem ie I'hnne IL'IkH l\ I'll. IT KNACKS llv Kre*ky. \\ all Floor and Fireplace 51 (. H u m , i t s IH5 W I't SI. Plume 128 HI 55 I list: Kxti-nsinu Hod* 28" I.. I*" si nk,ink i . l . i " and Faint in Vl \ l IT W HI INTIS Farton p r iie - ' Hull a I lead llliiid*. 51 i hi inn itt -l.it • t'"!lnti or pla* in- tape* i .impli le repair *i-ri li e sl 5IINOI I 5 I NT Tl W III.INTI 1 0511' 5NY J.’il West Ihiid Plume 783 IF 5 " l 1155 k SnMF KHINti r o st.1 I md are oi a hurry to *rll i' I'T ihr i l l nir I iidvertlxlng .Ii pai Iinrui of I IIK SANFOH15 il I H m i > i run it ditlily a* an I'lfn i. nl ate* ol'-illiltl) I Tri 1 r» e Fro# Ituffor Hml.it 0 u It I'm ' Ii.■-i "I I’ a Ir 55 a ( . ri Ml 1,1 I'alol I'll I' . I I' . I' 5• I hi' ill • 111 sire * - -.I i mn Id Mnt i it v reason •hli I . i Kiri tri Kim Ave I'h mu l’ l 5Ni r I .1 U l**»e» 51 yi lie 5ve. r if.i i n \\tni HI Mr iimf I I \\11* Ml |*, I.itfu » 11tniMl I'illM'A In I It)*,, i* ( r i t m •nt v<»nr (»ftl T" •Mll. .... i;. i Ik. t*m1 Sr*m| I'd* 1(1 1 >f >1 *Mlf 1 .••Iii Ii 4*i»rf% sfii oMeriilij ai vim11 i l i mr h md l.ili 11 *1ijl * II mil \ f)M if nn nli hruii: ni'n In.inti I., vnm hmm l« .I,1III t^i 'Uiri .*i'm Mm t f 'n , J,2fl al the - ion lino <n I uidn 55 ill N t>1 |ll . \i . i ii 1iiltl m Elorlili. |i t),i I I ii HO", I ■ • \\ . ,1'to Inn M 1 )i 1 n t . I n *.111 l i n y \5 | . l i t . . . . 1. fn \ f | ) Ml I fill | 1( r i 1 im t » «11 1*1 II ->| 1Ml 1 i>.t|. > i . m i . , 1 . 1. .......................... i ll I'1lliiIii'" fir*1 1 iH I I 1- MM | | |i| • AI'M l»« 1 I T III III 5 l * l ' M| 1 1 •*| l| »|||| • Mill » ni * Mit h l i m Ii■■111• 1 *il|M*l 55 5 N T K D l l n h I.. Ml n i f . i VV ail Mil lilt in- si i . i v .i tn i»i) • ill* /I" I' Hmim* J ' l t Ik M 11 iNMi! 1$ * Ii M l h I.IH»D 1 H»t i 1 i n. * 1 t • lull u 5 1 III li 0 1 III 1 \ \ l » IMII i r. »*i . Ml Tl rl> ANK'MID 1 1 ' 1 %i *1; i , 1 • n u l l d n • il In’ t i e r . inti | *» i i **i-f ci i i k U f Milk 1 Min I'll t( I m *m || » i ni t iHli H u t in i i f a n e * •» /i»!i M it-uni t , 5i AVOID IMF CHRISTMAS RUSH ON LONG DISTANCE > I' ONK IIOV'S Hike, 211". one girl' lilko, Hi", nne Irlcyele. 13" ( all Disney 1D1H-.1 FRUIT CAKES FOR IIOI.IIIAVS AIIKAH 1 lh. ... II 25 2 lh». ___ 2 2.5 Rotih*' llnkery, 2lT Knsl First SI I'hiino MHO (illOCKIIV STORK and Filling Station eriuliimonl N 5V Cog hum, 1201 Wext 1*1 SI PANKt.INU - You must see Mil* hemitlful eypre*.*. randon width .flirt 11c ft. - ktiller I.iimher, (ialewny, Wilder Park. Flo. ' Ry W lllln tn RIK M ake Your Calls Early! l.ONO n iS l ANCP idcplmnc lines will be CfWdcd on C hriitmav Eve ami Chritlmay Pay in ipite of the many new circuit* we've added. Many votdier* will be calling home. We’ll be on the job doing ntir bcH to pul all calls through hut there will lie delays. You'll get faster service if you imike ymir calls bejot c ChtiiUnaa Eve or after Chrhtmhi f>dv. Whenever you call, you save time when you cs!l hy,number. Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph, Company iTim i —19 MMIIYK lurihiare, I’ tyiUKKl, C, 5 ail Wooiliintknur .512 Sanford \i r____________ ________________ FOII SAI.K Cuihnimi seonh i StMUXi. liny'* hleyelo J25 ml al 2.V58 I’ nlmrltii, Plume 103'.) II. <*>NCK UPON A CHRISTMAS EVE 3 ^ 18 HI III V 5NII s k i r. 1 11 5N t tfi* iiU'd'T u-ei 1 ear* 51. 5 1 a . I n . K Hi’I* 55 D( llll A It.lit.mi 1 si-il Cars l If Vl and Park Ave* tAl.lll'SlKS K H IC .IP A IH K ipiillaiii'e*, *ale< ami svrviee ii II lliitli, Ovieiln l'l.i phone 1151 nr Sanford IfilSAV - if frailer* •Iii!*' *i IT lafiTIme Mumlntim Ktee k! ii m ale' Kree hotaltallnii Tele phone 1125 Furniture >eui* r, 116 W First - in IIKI.P IVAN H O M lp s K \ , v k \ i tlih.i^p >, nuv^ n ,ui> ti» m i Uli 'tiv I m*I .1 IE U. Hull in - on S l'i o : A lM 'll Skill V IC K I line .uni Ilohmule ami I'V rlillrei I’hort" I.V.i.l M IM viil K I'arpenter Mol SK l o l l SAI.K Mini ami HAHY SITTTNU —bo»l of rofer IT U IT l Ah KS F o i l lh d . Il> 55 S half liar n in Inn k « iOi i ii aao iin o * Mr. Mlrlnm \'mu|i, pliuno Mil'. \t> Illl 3 M KlomilU "I'M 1"l 81' s 'SM Si-r l Ho f.i i * K Cur*)Hi l ako Mary lln.ol i llo 5 i» i . I'll \i TTI' M , Nurse ilo'iio* mil 111 I, llo\ I'lH aflt l i on p m llohhs llakrry. 217 K I n I >1 on. atiil halo 'itlini; Nni'iITimii’ 11Hit I 'linin' lo; . W ___ Hy E n in S t rik e r n n .o i t i 'O n i l ks : ! • 17 llilsllies* OpiMirlnnillr* 12 . (innii lot* for s.ilo iii lau kliarl'* i.I NKtt 51. ( (INTil \( lillt anil Wi-sl Sanforil Snltilu iMim |K MIN Sinn mi or mure per nninili fill nil ilomi lint $5 oil per l ire Kslllll.ilis Ml Wiiikm.iii ailili I'ssltltl I'lnetiipe* III 'p an tinmill SSiilo flora llalim Hon* ship and Malril.it* loiai aiilri'd linn ii home Iiy tialiil ol Ope nil! C o r o . Itox HI I, Miami Iti'arh. o i a lii Si m l fl nil lor mtormatmii I 1 11(105 I 11 Ha .1 til I m i l inTliin*. Si oil .5 On, HU I' Kith si I’ lioiie 1571 5| I >rpi i i p iiovlmry Sialum. Iinx IT'IINISIIKH 7 In-illi...-ii I'anii!'117 Itox I i ii i v 111, M .i' s Mniiey anarlim-nl Cunlni-I mi nor at o n hat'll ipiaralitee ■ll'I’ ON'T W i t IIK 10 I M S Magnolia Asomio spnriim* pimiiri-, primer*, per M ltO l'O l- T ilC N M I.K ami self n o s h in e up*, ii ill it arv coiii 1 1 TWO ('HOICK Ini' .ilroiidf lorrao .e m it ' laumlrv for 'ale For Me 'lull* 'Tim lei * and i al mini id rit no rloarim: Huh ii. i: noli 1 tali' ri l l I I'll .1 after 0 i ) 0 i * o ^ _ le.*, Inirrehint anil rhainheiimj i iiriii'f liirallim M.ivf.ill* SriTlnn hand gun ir p .m - nm/rle load III S|* | 1151. m : 115 II I S - II • all M l I iim repair* liot.pm i . p a n . ,o>.l eor reel ion nmk Nim inm i* o ONI A flier on mn Inilioimi liinor j NOW I-T.OOIIS Mirf iei'il In per ri pi I Irin r linlll mi vnm lot IlniMlnr lol . fi'rlmp Olil fI-nif im u I o like IMIOIV 5 II 5H.1I I 711 \ I|IH f l.'i 1.. 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In January he will lie released to Inactive duty and will returiwith his wife ami ehlldrx-n to New Orleans to resume Ills civilian oc­ cupation of general Insurance. Comdr, Trapolin had served sr commanding officer of Fasron HU since Us Inception as a reserve unit In November, HMD and later during Its almost two years of ac> tlv* dutv at NAAS Hanford. Prior to his recall to active duty with the squadron In F’ bruary IDS) Comdr. Trapolin was engaged In New Orleans civic affairs ar well as hi* Insurance business. He Is a former vlca.presldent of the Junior Chamber of Commerce there, a past board member of tha Young Men's Dullness Club, e member of the Dluo Kev Nations* Honor Society and tha Knights of Columbus. . . Operating as a supporting unit M at Sanford Comdr. Trapolin. Faaron 821 provided aircraft malnten»n«a, repairs and supplies to Naval fleet air squadron present. a l h * IM . I M S A h- im’ lilted I’ re** L imhciI Wire S I ) . 88 Last O f Passengers Removed From Stricken French Liner; Many Drowned Seeking Shore Aid For Sanla Claus NEW YOHK i f - A Marine -n r Ifcant hurled u phosphorus grenade —and an uncomplimentary remark —today Into a bur crowded with aLuertu IIlean*. Fourteen persons W ere hurt and police *hol the Mil rlnc dent! In a wild sequence nl event*. Police said the sergeant, la m o Eugene McDermott, 10. acctimpun led hy n sailor nod an airman, rolled the grenade like a box) ling ball Into l'ie (loyal Flush tavern nnd ihuutcd: "I'll slum these Spies some thin)i " "Sple" i » a derogatory term sometime* used to detcrlbe Span Ah-Amerlcnns. I The explosion bluw out wlmli-w* of the tavern In Manhattan'* liar lein nreu—populated largely by Ne yrocs ami Puerto Ricans—anil threw the neighborhood into un up­ roar Poller ehuted Me Hermot I nine blocks. Patrolman Vincent Deckels shot him through the head utter ,Me|lermi-lt turned uml knlfetl him police said. Police apprehended hnth coin •unions. They said Murk Sutler, il), who wa» on holiday leave from Wutlers Air Force Hast-. Texas surrendered iliirlmi the eha«e Put rick Shnnuimn. IV. the sailor. e» eaped. went to u church to pray, anti later surrendered All three servicemen lived on Amitcrtluni Ave. In New York. Most of tliusc liort In Ihe t-s plosion at 1:1) n. in. were released from hosultal* after trealmeul for cuts and burn*. Still held In u hospltul wus John H. Orth. 30. a narcotics agent who reputedly hud trailed a narcotic* suspecl Inlo the liar at rulunibu* Ave. and 103rd St. shortly before Ihe blast. * upl. E. I., t'liittorultn, rumninnilltHf uffiot i uf i N'j i ' ul \ i i \ 111ii i ; A n S t ut in 11 p itn o iil.i K a i l 11i k Also Injured was John lluhlll. 23. uiil.otuiiiii, K ai:lti <l ItuIt*i. Sunfniil K lk n l^ni^i N ' I I u it li <n>;h \in»Mlo|> Jiin tn j w im ih - irm u iiu n a policeman who had gone to the lit nt’oil\ iliiliin ii at tin* iiiinuiil t 'hriHluiiiA pmty * hi lt« M i*1 Hu F Ikt•* I. imR; * l\ t -llu "ilt»> l.oft b*i tavern when hi* suspicion* were iirht mo: Kilo I| m j ooI of l ‘. |„ lluliiinn. h it ' l.t E t Klin » U h ' ** i.i-othiuu. 1 iip t. i Enltoiuh n» F lr o amused by the Ihrco servicemen ii ii i ii«11■ I K, T 'ltiii * mu! I* iii- riiio l t M . il Jh iio ii Police mid McDermott and S-it ter were In civilian olullie* and that Shanahan was wearing his Navy Comdr. Celustka Takes Over NAAS •Post Of Trapolin N E W H P A P H It T U E S D A Y , D E i 'E . M U K H *T Soldier Killed And 14 Persons Hurt As Iiesult Of Grenade Blast In Nite Spot ^ % ’ollea laid t'lgotrv led' to P-e violence In 'bn uppor uo*t side Manhattan nrt-u purtly luhuhited by « large nomtier of Puerto Ricans. Eight of those Injored In the har had Spanish name* Police said this Is whul Imp penrd: Three putrolmen, on their way home from work, passed bv the tavern. "The Royal Flush, uml noticed un a email hoillng a last The officer* suspected a holdup ml follow wl the airman, Identified as Mark Sutler. ID, Into the. bar Sutter Jolnrd two companion' while the patrolman watched from a distune". The offlcrr* suiil they saw n marine, later Identified as Mcpermott. Pull Ihe grenade /rum ( Continued Un Pago Three) r Lawton Is Given Sanford’s Younger Gentry Are All Agog Anticipating Santa’s Arrival Sedan As Token Of Appreciation Antiiiii.iilim I' mimnllii. -I »l\ tom sml.i luhl Un- Herald tli.it Its JIM lis illllt ...... . ...I! re-'i-is i* Siin l.i'* ill- ii among the yuunger gentl') of Sun In hi.” ' f-nh t«,x - \x|n, ,u ,- |>,.|h, llitiriiur Prinuipul Is *"rt* •*' *'u' hu mumriii -i v,nu >,,,1 . ,,, .. .. t Inns’ iirrlViil mi ChrMm n* ••'*»drux-» m-ai I*.-ill (In-mti I'muli- taiN t* i-t*>Ule -now for the liso.il lx pc 'leigh Ii iii'poi t.ilimi ,'u.llu > ■ilti \ large gathering of o-lx'iil' his Isirge 'lore -f u.grimlh mii'i Ii i -. 1*»y l.ulrii 'lui^h Liuiclivr*, |ti'i(icipuli*, (l,„| S o iiih h i If W * 111 L‘i »um I v frivtitlt uf P VV l.itutiMi in niir i® iinn rltm .iir «|itriii * Id in it ift/lnrf /‘iiju’i liili'iiiliitt of imMi* 'Ai tit oil ( Hit tlllUllkluM t fill Al*t It! f *%i*ii iiuu !ii* i*ii®iil i ♦•miliar MMinutiuM till' in tip tup %|lM|M* fill I'lt’H |o| ( |w| Miiiiai* s t o p - t h i s i i i t j i n i i i g t o JuDit'i 11 m i l l o t i I1‘U H I 1 0 H y i* ,p i i •t ^ itm iM K ' u n la y I Hie vcnoftilili iloHit, uf FhtiMn*. . ii.im ty eiliuiilors t „ P'-'-'- '- e w *' " I " " ,‘," r KI.CII ( b-vvotet ’..-l.ntin r o f t - u...... p o t t c i l ; ........ . , i ’i y i ’i I »*8 Soininuh t oufitY - -* Ii m'I >i|n®hlitiiiti)i(Ylt fur itT iTHMir'i! i% t •nt», uppcui- il xisii-tx mm -'.I hx Ihe inuoicntoUH trllo ilr lii tun. 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Ift th ru Hi 1M I ' f M l ' tall h l,i Mila ami 1ViIIf11 m .iil’lt ** th 1 Hi,.! h-u *• I hm uhl 111 hit m u m El mum Ii *- I, .1 ir- tlu-h IrHi 1 hi IM h II fr ■ it 1 1t li until* 1' 1 im f till* |>.UM 11 x VIM* hut Ii» tlr.iOl h\ )lt';H 1 n il'* 1' 1 .1 -liunl uti!) f I! r NjiltK . I ft111t t r i af t ' u h ,11 r 1h o * lot m | i n l t l n l l I'F p.i -IM) rI mil t | F‘ • 1 at l ! Hi ■"I 1 ilu Hut 1t fni* It 11„ - *1 I. uf Ihut til,u h 1 mall I ( 4 11h r' 1* "i t o >-*f11E liunl juiirnpi l-iiuhi *- u'Hrt u> •* Ih-.u sm l.i hip Ml n Im null 1Hi * I iuim I * nil t mn -c m .unt ,» 0.111Y ,I I ill 11r11iii 1 ui* I* fro m H o "I u tioll \ hty tlnll I 11 u •.Hit • hi 11 It lit m ’ i. upi.nl ill! oil mhi ut f ami at' ml .!> con nmi liul III m 'I a dull hut 1 i!i fi’dlnn: I o .nil niiio .lull- like Mill' l>* ‘ *11 nun\ por-'oti* ii' lho\ rotilil In** farm I "a n ! • o**|*n huuL uml I I umo uppotnpi) tu I" mo •onti < 1 ouloi' ami l " ottlil I 1L 0 ♦ niiirou ni ito#alu 'i ilh o 'f” '• m roui*hnal ami aimt* 1m uh m il miK mi no m fhr to tor o im L 1 hrislfua111* SumopcopU (htr iopm1 >uul pnrilr I mmL o out mii(hl think H wilt ho I*m l f.*i ,tr, rh* xlil|t Him moruim: an.I almnt Santa to kn«*’» 'ho MiU% 1 hilt hi ai pri-uO' lonpi *1 tomhoaril At ^ t* »»M loa^ I mhK«^ w i ®|o "aMtcd »l|» ^.int.i llillit® 1 |o"Lifu' a ffii w UFI 11urt* I hf’V • 'in tilaekcnnl I. it* 1 i -|1,im H o miJ • mi Im * uh Itu- ml Ihut ........I Ol*t \YIll’ll u**DiinMr*i «•*• Ho* hip -plti uinirl " illi .i rrurk .if %•« li'i'l Ml MttllT 4|*|M’(»ril1L* ihi* h fit* hulk s, i-ii nf Hit* ji i* 'i ii'jtTx i*r»* h. pttJI 114 \ ppi oxi)iii|t * *i ’Hu t*o •* 1> * iit’ijt i| i*(i Hu lo\ !,% •* * m *1 Hi# ■ * 1 1 0 hrini^ht mi I’Mtoil In I .ii* I I hi|lil, 11 1 i'*»- uml it vpti ini * mil *1hi if <‘ii . ..i. t it i >*ftt *u ♦ L* *1 * ii.il I Xu I (oil tlutoi *u»tl-i*( KM I ■*! *'tj.if|i ” j»- aliii t r* 1* 1 .| 11-■U| 3 •|r| •I . I ,u *1 H i I mu t * t tt *1 \\i. IJI1 to t*apl • I 1‘hiU i t - l i T t , Hi Sltilutu So*-1uil) I•» pm tmu ” 1 ii lii i» ill p i »«|* t a m m i Ui ,„H fl 1 O .| u l ( .ti ll .1 .'ill H m uhl 1*u % 1u t-|Vf’lt "*■»*■ In) •Ii 1 hi 1-lion f iiiiinifiruling I Mf t* • uf 1!»< tlio im* ■ *■*m c |V' u E*\ I> :i- O f K ills i ■I i 1-MU.il I M(lt» a*»'• W ith M . ' It-* I ■1 \o viliii *y An SInMur, ut j|8 flu rlt tu llii* .Still ino 'Im i r I li-j dt'mi it! i* u i i m o u f ' 114- u h u Mini 110*1 i n l T o \ . S . v ho tti \ t,. v.nd •xtl Ifll , 11M|V til II l MII Mll-Ml 1 pi **i?i t*oi in I'M* 11 on 1 nmi th* mi-tio' , •* •. * I i i *I’lilnlk-tl*- frout th* tin'll 1 unit **f ..... HM Til. IfH ' 1 11 t * 111 f hun4 o : ®hit'll t In* moil uf t h* V11 S llil mil'* nn- 11-oil lo hoy now tiu If \ 1 1*»| 1m M I'L 1v ID He** Li"1 III** S n h l i l i m i \ ( f 11 \ t ml u Y ul t i n \n . w t ' * If . 1* lit ml 11 pnn iht* • * 1-1 ' '• 1* d 1 a F., I ho up'll \’ In* tunk no ip to 1 -opuhn iimohvuii riutliMp uf lit* III r*»*’x. id Sunt 1 111*1IH.I 4 *' -*’ S ll not Mini Kill* | »'-|t|ll ! MO‘1'1 1*0 ! Ill 1 !.*• iiii 11 !• >*" n wun uuith* la l fligh t riiii'O S «1 lit il% llllh- hot pot IlM • I 1 ,1 ,1 l*ho pint 111 lopiuriiiif I ho *J1)n uhl f** * **• I.* |iul I.- I ‘ tu ■1.1 s * •*••' ‘ . . Ih v in in.... . , . . ♦•h* 1 hit* ut tin- V iii lit ( luh Ih -F.,9 Mfti‘11 , Imii.i I , U i p t tt t h u l i, | I f! 1 i Mil 1 ... • • f • « . * 1 < • ' tilt 1 1 1 * toy* ill) ho t1i*f 1 ihui• in in** *1) VMtr Hu. I'loof 1 M W i l l i ’ . |1 p * 8 I’tlhol *' ^ th" / “ > ..... <” Til!’ j£Htup 1*11 ■ ijjlT ltril hv i ! I .1 I V ■ -U F ..1 I.*-, || ', 1sS1,1 ' ' i ♦ , ,,1 , ..!,* ic ** troin u ty illi'»s l-»r. o. iatmt power Hiiihh'i’n nl I In- iioim n i I 11txi-til iiui8 Kill* f'opium L. Iv I o m m i I n i lip I, MHlinm Whit* , « unmijimt r*u*« |m Mn-’ i-f Mu- Si*1'th ul D itol hu­ Mill 11- * 1i ll I1il. 1,1 ,, 1 1 ,,( ! > U * 1 mil tv in t* « ho lii all I * m IvlhE.u«|tf«fill’ O u m |,i'i"liasi- power inmi tin- Fl.nl•'iif*ti#In II K, Hm %i * Kli I ff ®n‘*' i r , 14 u f f l ' t ' o t u i t l i * " i » n n l u n i t n t n l M " " <*■ 11 B n ! tl rt UI i I h n o ,i ■ II" u « ' 1II * - fl. * luUutl * il* i * ....... i »•.sr-r.t , s<i ill |* riwl llf v. . ti»u It to ...... uii W 'tliii --liiy <*r f I.. Holmmi, K ifr 1.1. 1 *' M I «11ill 't I tu II I ui tf 11% Hi n t * i l * pi t- * Ml , 11 I ............. H . I ulllilfl if hfu'*i | < » ' u,|1 u! 1 .1 1 1 ri(v f, "tun rn> r» n « , \ ppt-iiF 0*4 t Op'U ,i11**t' Alll.oi.gh n|i(*r'«*xi'.i«l*’lv -'-I " f imx»-. Fire l.t, I .V tV.ilf. , I: \ • lu isl i*oi8 11( ■ (1 1lu i j tl ii I **ti*l*»*t r..ni I,eii,on, I'm Miiniigi r, uml the toy-, un- in xx ti e n „,,n iin u t.iimi- I-, St, limit, i , I S I , , . ' . kvitli t iti(lt»mi Whilt a i rt' Jo m« 11. ’ I F 11 v.lnttt ..'I . ' I.,,,,* 1 > u H uf H . Siilit II I Jt't»' • < ) lilhh-x, sliiiiio lit ii eli-eh'it'ul xpi-viHlbt* rex.'lilt'll the - " lit— .1,1 ntnl. In oine in-luti'. Io n . I' I. llr.evil II A Mon., . U hilt* Ih-liji {• 1•* ll O', M.l hi to i Hiil 1 ’mifiu r'u*. I. .'• • !• It. 111*11 till V t „ . n (, ^ Steven*, K p* I 11loll' h.nl h* * u Iirei.eiit system i-> inadequate to hnikeit n ,, .| toys % xlneh Imx. Lyons an,I l\ I m il, C*nitil Tit j Itu . Juliiiftio Mn* »>>’*•*! th* * III n llHflMirn lull, t hi i ut It ^ Tiiho'iiltfi1 >i-ii t utoph 1* *1 I oiii'iule Ihe opetule liie xvate, xval.'i •vstnn •xsteni uml iiii ,I Unit tl-nt n'lw t, J.«ti,-.l. lle-t, ,„,*nl".l |ii.tnl,''l i.......... -I .[" b e ye • e.| d u|. >iI* vll ............ .. ......... , 1 . I' *"ii*tu»I ji 11*»|i *" - *’• " " I f* l l r t h ' i i util,J L I . A \ v t l i t K n u u j l M exit ->f lo-’k ‘o "iroo-i n-'w" the eot of converling converting ilit to to uper..per*1 b.,.h »•lf"-1 t.«le i’wIn the the i(||l .......,l,„r, „ f Hlnti.Mi ) , \| I •I h I nini’i N'uinhiix on tin piu^iiun "i-r*» f/Tt-i'u* In HMM F*®‘t|i*r 1• f 111ul hio liting effiviency xxuuhi lint lie feu- ineuiln-r* ef I *.i- S ll n. t i.m l I' lie Ih pm tirivnl. t ' . il Mi M. l l •P‘" . i n f r u i l ' u u n l **® w -I M*S!lv»i| " U hltv t hii .t lilile , Ih 'iia rln m n l. u -*,t I.® M It. . ill IVI \8 I I I M " '. "Opt-rntiufi Toy*4*' n il* rtnipuihu - inui," " U h Miin Uill ud xoI uI hI, '.Mil rft'F'r nf hut o f o -oi, •'•It ’ Attorney Voile Wlllliiim Jr..Ilmli'r liie . H i 1i..n «»f t upt. M**Hu ttj it huict* /O it’i't'ii8 hy tlo*8i in .Hniflr lliflln/* pTi’Hi’filfiJ hv t« ElU- not hot'll *I'T' uf II* ** xxho is living emplny.'.l l,y the City •’hitten.len, liie |,i,,^i,*i»i ****|..-ra«in i*1 \\ .1. ®.ih » . I Sir*! T i I m iik I ui* -u4 " ,8t* il t1 ' .i ,i lo ii.'.|uire righis-uf 'xny in rju- tlnn Toys" wit* «,i|,. nl..',| hv l.t. t'liiiiiru nn*l th iy 8U\ ii u ill i*u i ro riitl lti*> ttthipur-ttl of tli« two I tll.l! I ' It 'ih! J. luruMir nil 1 « 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u Ifni i I n Mt»*ii nn«I M U n Whi1»s *‘0 t” * I 1F llolv flt-FMfUt l i t :t Fren-h Avenue widening project,' i- Enos, Security iilfice r, nmi F I to in tro'ht I n ix ii) milt lE n pi un t it nil Oh Ull(',rtV,l '|4 '1 t\mhi*" .xilh Min t Iti’iiio tt un siI it ft* w ftiih I *tuilr'hul* • ummiissinn that M- Whltl.'ii, Fin < hu f \n initial r*l'orl' "D imrcels " " »( i.inperly liaxe eniilribult'Wi of Str..i«i hy the mem- 1,1. I'eVlOM, ill III fitful *"’*i* luiuhi ii(Ii1*Hlli It' I' lit •■nl .U l' of H , ,Ip® , MlMill’ll . , tu f Itill Iih, i.uluifI . mill mN*!ih llii" t ruo«.‘ Iti ’ • 'Fu® I t l . l > .1 • .. ' .IT H I ’ boi'li dee.letl for ......... U-at * «f tin- Flie lt.',,uitnn nl.tart-Uln- .......... I- nf Sanlni.l an,I tin ..... III Iilii 0111881*41'. t t«pi 18*111 W hill tin* SnutlH- * ii*®* tn»*»il i*n i *h' Ii > F Ml i* l i d tl . I . i , ■ 11. , 1. , H .1 , |., tin . .. ,.. , HgreeiiivnU haveheeii iin.de on the ntng.am ..mi ,. .all -x-'iil 1,1 oavi.l .lutinii(m tlnn tr■ " •*l*iil! "At Xin'lt ii tilin’ u8 tliU, "»* *o Uhiti In c*‘ -rriiltoc ht*nrio4 Ulltl , I, d- .1 II..” I-, I ..Id xovcti more parrels un.l limt run* 1" the resident* »f Smifurd V '" ‘ “ r,"tt' Ihut ions xxhuli nuele si.i.nld remember the gift given in magu/lne* O ” 1 1 MM i f u l l - ‘ d 1*1 .1 . I ’ M I, ....... .............. dvtnnulioil proceeding* xronld lie •" the In.'., ut ft,, mm.I -In .perutio.i r..y* the snecess it to ll>. the gift .if Je ,U S ." lie SMj(| the jM.ultl Il.l- been , ,1 ,„t . |. h u l l i.. lf»srt«n,,i in. I '.,, inu. tlnn for rniilrihiiliniis of iil.l, illsf . m .- u iti * 1 Ul k hrouglil out that tln n. is "m ote ki,.v„,| uml enm e.le.i tinM ' u l . 1.11 M . . . . .I i i i i . i t * I hemt In glxing ami tlmt III” " ' , r , t|u, „ , ,.r, ...... j.,|i urM t**» f I* ii i I,,, M ■1,-u x. -• rhoid.l he "mute liuuinliitv in Ih. M l'T i’ll ®»* lii'i Fl f« " 1/ 1,1 nnr a \|,. i . ■ ,o of .."liltf relatin'1' , heart." •l|l ttll>I •Its'. n t l l ' I l t V MO Tal-imlge ' ’.hi he II-.* .I|.e.|^-,'<l I.., \ It 11• >1 IM King l.iui. F.| Met nit p.esl.le.l his Ideas -.Ith llyrues uml Ihe .............. IIfill'll I . t (|tii III II h . M l.» I t ’S ... .1 " nl the meeting. Joe ii lii . xx... .. . . aa*19•i >,.ii>.i ut I ,,, It. • »x... ... * S.e'lh I'i.rnMoa ■■..•■er.nii has a. IIRI.AN TM I tx—lli.hltv C urry " r M. t 1li • lu.Ml, ,1 1 • .1. nf h im s t It* Il * Ii. »»/I fl *■» ll’« *’ IniuinS 7 xeur ohl Irnki-mla h.n k "t";if't, xxer. presented by the ""***''< ««|.|>"tl*t"*!;«•' Mu l*s t f. u d* >,p- M. ,, ■ul" II’! *1 I 1 -i« im ■ *♦*«( i <' • whose plluht brought hundred- nl „ )(ll „ „ n |, „ t unprodallnn A* " " 1 i1111**i j? I u.silstlll Im ideal euillriiiutinn* from alt O 'er ... x.r n,,,.,...., Uut'hel, who nulllU't’ll nttu-r tovt ..i-tllilltl.e ap I.i- i, l .n | t , . . tO * M H t,ii id* 11 111||« | ! 1. . hit ®I- Lilt* It ‘till I *1*, --11 11 .. ' I ,* ■If IHi'nlments f.u the cunferi-nee the nation, died Ibis morning In r<mk„ fl,r the I..... . lunelivuo*, » ,.p IM . P .8| | | f I . I'll lit • ®»f Nil t I.B E I- . ►JMI ■■ tk»r. ■a 4*. ■ ■ i n aaa l , i , t . „ , a . in o f *i I n t i (inx Hugh White nf M-«s I* sm .io I, i .i f • <1* tiir Florldu Satdturiutn her. uml (Jcorgc hv mu. Negro waiter. •upp V iloldxy's death raine utonit I* Is eiliiirmsn nf tile E - le ld Hate- 1 t I H »|t»l »••*» »!•» • * m t l l m 'ft j ll fl» .Ma i» 1* Itil* * lull hi 1 1*k Imur. after hi* onrents. Mr a--d I'onimlHt'V and («ov Allan Shivers tm lilM **f 111* I**1 *1* OF Ft'! ' - f i net full aaf IIm It \* ' i l and (,*).«. i.#.*4 ®*u Mil •®r i»" 1hi nf Texas heads the Tiilela-ds t'n.n Mrs. (It-orgc Curry, had tleeltlcd to till t)l llL'lll I'l u f Mil'll r I s' '■ 8 Erl'* t •- ( ’r il ' M\ - . St M l 0**1 J inittce. Tulmudyt' eoiiiuienleii 'l.al ■ singe u Christmas Day for Idm In h -i #•» r *8«i1«-a| 1U "Il It" JI \ ’t 111* " i i n - 1- u ii fi'i -•lissi tiiifi** f u i i ’mi I 111IIIlhis linspitnl room. lliese t-vb committee* mm are "a n f tllii ®l'*l Hu; 8 fill - l ! M | if ■' I li' . l ‘I -«.| " III’I III' * 1I t If flnhbv. hi» little bo.lv, arm. am! pnrcntlv snceessfollv ulnint In con ) 'iiMiili*'-x i*)i i !• j ^i ' t ui u p 111•*! r (id ili E. McKay, u former Hmn- elude itu- two most liniH.rt.ini nmi *’M" ' * legs mutilated from seven month* it fit I ■Is «■ • I * •I Tx . U itTup* r I I *♦t ■ i T u i i r R.!**’.. .tin ..» ( n l - l u u t u uf Irunsfiixiun*. was almost too ford resident xjlio lias been llxlng |.vur umlcrtakcn by so-.tlu-rn • 411111*01 | " l l l / t f . u n it* III- M» - l . * . l l t | 8 , (*f h l l l l f p ' M’l U 4111(1 *r \ weak to <*n|ov his gift* In Miami for the |-»sl t*lght years, governor* riliuillliilli.n »f freight It-H tip ' III*’! * ’ Fill •* * Duet.us Hilxlsed Ills nnri-ots from died last night from a heart at- |-ui,., xiH«] r-'lurii of lidclandx to fil t J« Uflll lll ll lMl'*‘ “ lM» V <1U||| I L - f i n r , ut / n <*i l i ( *' \ i ui r Eu'iu »#ii " a - x 1« I n»« 11> >1 r»»3 «*•! tile start of ills long fight Hint re tuck suffered al a muoling of tliu state owners III ii t ’h.i I*, Miu 1 t h s - 8 1- v t il 11 * t i l Ii i - * u | u r y cnvery could not be anticipated At Eastern Sta r ut Miami, according f i l l III il l'll i n I ii ii *I « | m i M n ■ Other eotnuilttee cliiilrriiaoshlus " » 'J * 'U ita iK t* » " ' h u .I 1u u -li* in first Ids parents despaired Thun to x»’«nl r.’. i ’lvcd today l»y F. Km- announced hv T n l"inilx'c were f.o*’ M u . , * u * 1 i n t i ’ i i i I m i s u f M r l m l i i tho)' announced Ihov would be jtad ky Wight. Funeral services will John S. Ilutlie. Virginia lli-giu'-al «>s 111 i f i i i r U U Y I t * H ' i i ' l i 1) i | u l ’ | | | j n l 'l E * * I I ’ I ' i ' I I U h i m l f f i v l i ' f l t " l i l t T * M i l l t l | ■1 • i * ’l ti* Du* • lirlil |»l»u-i' lit roeutve tin- rare B positive blood b« held at C-mibs f.'lianvl tuinurruxv Fd-u’lillnn: (Juv. Tt-endnrc It .Me •* It.-., < m i i n p u l i . ’-1 l i l i f i u l m u . I , , ,,, that mlglit keetx their .ton alive at 2:00 p.m. in Miami, ujl*•- lli u il uiii'kliU"') 1iiV. II' ill 11»e | | | f )i ( l | 111*4. Kcltlln, Maryland. Treaties U ImiI Im a ati*r " nrlli ’ ? * al least until Christmas. *'iiiF'ilfliMmt. IIuhm" Gl*'irMin, In*)*! Mr. M cKay sax principal of the W i i h 'i It I my tiiitl priL** — wit fmThe huge amount nf fresh hluod Hsndnolu llltfh Hciiout for about 22 IH* 11MI G ’Hini %*■Mi|#- ^ iipHu (!I n u that arrived (rum around liie nn -•.-ur* following xvblch he moved to Ii *nr-viiii a 1 1• Briiilii'il iiilill*' llu* !•«’viiii *1 pi lii' tliiii u i i M i in fit’ll of nil pi it I-, tlnn Imoyi'd the Ihipu* qf Rotdjy's Miami .chore lie hm been tuuelicl*’ -'In nf 11sail *1 hlllMII MI" J *' ill llikl- lip “ T liu parents and anmted them. Mi- i'*'i|iir Ira*' Hu'D " tiki'll In " ing. lie has been active In MuThis piornleo. Just **•«-! <-f tonic i.tx.J Order of Eastern F'u r ....i r*» . f....t u8 iluniH*'*l )*® /. Drift* nf [ i v I ripi Iccuhlr.’* Chrlstiiis*. Ikibbv sucenmbed lie work. Ho w a s a I'axt (Srsnd I’m -- — f*J Sr"ltii f**r lit*- ttu hilmi. ’I’Mwas suffering from -'hst .i«'t.-rs Iron uf tin- Uraml Chapter of Flo r­ Till’ uiiiimt*1 KIK** ••1'ri'*tmii8 li*u‘ uiu" ul i-' wIium uf Mt, N '»*ii1'i i M . IT IH I8 I M \- I- u r n called ranrer nf tho blood (failure ida. OEM. and hut at one timu Hetlv|tl"s *or iindernrivil.-gcd chib tuit.'li *r■’Urai'i•*l•'<! hv *la* EiH * to nre.luce blood liy bltnself). lii,xxill h- im Christmas been head of sll brunches uf th . dr*"- of Hcinlnolc ('.unity xxill he Mjir*.’ FnP i, I* v '*8 Ifin it ifully Hobby was the Currys’ only local Masonic taalge. Hu Is a Fast held ton-orrox*’ a l 2:"o p.m. nl (lie .......... ih unFlit. I’tl ... la lli” C'I' f4' I mi* < 4 nun I'mix* ui ih- Tuuri-t Club next F.i-hxx, child. ,.r tl ( ’I’Mtlllmr cif «*88181 11 . t|tl . lots l.c.-ii aunouncud, I'aIron uf tlie local U EH and uti Elks (Tli.lt. E a rl lllgginbolhuin, I S’ .." i llu-hv tUght x"ill I.hIiix f'llor, said loilax'. ] mere-.. II-’-. honorary member. Cards have In-en mulled to chll- — th" Co.nmn.dty I'rttsbx’tcrinn While In Sanford he was also an TW O FLA N K H C O I.L ID E SEOUL (At—The U. 8. Fifth Air active member of the local Flr-t -iren who ere Invitol to tha party, C l . o f f e r . , . I tin’ inx’.M’utlo" in It l'I7. Force announced bmlght that two Methodist Church and served ae he sold. Thu oolitic Is Invited to -X’hM . he i i ‘ k cil C...I r’ u* he re mind us one- uguln of (ho true *'Yankee llurcutteur'* planes, one a Oreek twln-rnglno suovrlntendent of the sunday et*"i»d the activities. Thu regular meeting of the club nurqose uf tlie Chrinimua cele­ transport, collided yesterday on the school for a number of years. 1:35 • 3:27 . ft-lli . 7:11 . U:03 Mr. and Mrs. M cK ay nave been has been moved,up from tomorrow bration. ground at a Korean airbase, kill­ MOVIKLANIt According to one uf Lake M ury’s ’residing at <MD N E l!71h Street, night until 8:00 o’clock Friday ing 13 parsons. "A aron Slick of Funkin C rick ” Lt Comdr. F. Winter TapoRn (abova). relieved last week as com­ Tbe brief announcement said an Miami, 38. Miami. Ha la survived night because uf Christmas. I'lans citizens of long itanding: " I t was Sliow opens (1:30, feature 7:01, manding affteer of n#at Aircraft Barries Squadron 821, Sanford undisclosed ilosed type plana crashed Into by his wire. Katharina E. McKay, will be discussed for the formal the largest group of children uver last N ature Naval Air Button, will return to a civilian status In January. He Is a C47 air evacuator craft. There and » daughter Mrs. Oalnea Nich* opening of the new club rooms, he to receivo gifts, proving again Imormissloti 8:8-1. 0:17 succeeded by Comdr* Bober* CsJustJuu was only one survivor. oL that our community Is growing.” ___ said. Well System Of Many Toys Are Presented To Elks By Firemen At Naval Air Station JJus*tal I’roRram City To Utilize Features Meeting Private Power Attended llv Lions l5>nu‘s ls ( hos.<,a . l?11? 1 ;‘:vs In Ih cse n l Dixie s Nisil In Lake .M ar onik'mnntioii .Stops On French Properly Will Be Taken Soon \|jinj»LU*r On W liter i' i Squadron Commandc’r Relieved Orlando’s leukemia Boy Victim Is Dead Glenn McKay.Former Principal, I Dead '• ' Annual VmimTree (>!' BlkH Set Tomorrtm Movie Time Table \ iu ■ijfi fbt:,.--. i ■* ,1Z & i „ . •j.4............... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 22, 1952; <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/37ee94f67733a81134d4f9c5b81b0a03.pdf b41b3f562fd85f4a94aefccad14fa291 PDF Text Text jrasspa^r-?- T.v : U i ■:'f ‘ ill" //, fo o d sto r e im m * vz/y/JZ7 Quantity. Rights Reserved Prices on this Page Gsori Tl-.n Sat., Dec 20 ONLY! i^VyafV *'• famous Eaf-Hit: a n d P r ic e d -to G iv e (jo u M O R E M E A T F O R V O U R M O N E V Round, Sirloin or Club Three Famous Steuk Cuts From Rich, Red, Heavy, Mature Western iteef — We Rrinjf the Price Way, Way Down — Eat All the Steak You Want. Pay Less for It! T S u a r a tite e TENDER*'* DOUBLE YOUR MONEY RACK! YOUR CHOICE! Lb. (EAT-RITE T-BONE STEAK Ik. 89e) BEEF PBIGES ABE DOWN . . . . . . . F R O M A YEAR ABO ' This lima last year T-Bono Steak was SI.39 per lb., Club and Round Sloak was $1.29 per lb.; Rtb Roast $1.09 por lb.; Chuck Roast 79c per lb., eta Our Sloros are bringing the Coal of Living Downl IK K MBV*. W cfe:... B CV . .. ■-iu ill ■1 i* „ f IBfr . A f 1 | ■ * ■ I -* • 1• . v . J ■■'». >. I L ir.% r tea, HEAVY, MATURE WESTERR BEEF I .Yen buy • b*rs»i# 1* * m r tut you but »h«o you buy \ our Tibl-JUuAr Mm U. Xvtry tut X cufofully trlmoMU. wild t u w wuU, booo iM ■ tM maovtn btfor* tht » ttt I taudxs Uw K tiu. Afttr 1 trimntss tht b m I u wtiih#4 UHI priest M tbt w l w | . 'H.I i-M s r s s 'K i ’^ r s ; *<v ‘ *' > You ytt whet you p v he— I ‘ / ‘‘O «%JV'V* _ i *. 4 « ? ‘f > St r.V It l - k j ;.: •f ’AU r* • ■: i , - . y '-.vU'W’.-'i it •i \ WBrnttm: |V*.y*ie> . ‘- r l\ ' Wll . *»* • �1 THE W E A T H E R IP YOU DON'T retelre your Ssnlord Herald, city DcUvcry, by 7:00 p m„ pirate tall Yr.Li.ow c .ib 5 iu i T h £ l i r r a l f t Inr reaving riuudluexx with a lew shower, extreme south IhU afternoon and tonight anil In Taliahai«rr arm Salunlay; warmer tonight anil Salurilay. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLIV Established 1908 Dixie Leaders To Have Large Senate Say-So V B 0 £ . SANFORD. F L O R ID A Ike And MaeArthur At Historic Conference --------- Republican Senators To Give Recognition To Southerners For Help To Eisenhower F R ID A Y DEC. 19. 1952 A ssociated Press I .eased Wire Civilian Secretaries O f Navy Army, Air Force Chosen By President-Elect Eisenhower Selections Wore De­ WASHINGTON, (,V) — Sen. Mundt Il-HD said today some cided On After Con­ Southern Democrats will he given a strong say-so in the new Kepuhferences Between llran Senate in recognition of Ike And C.E.Wilson President-elect Eisenhower's sup­ porters in Dixie. II) WAI.TKK Hurt Ml lit B m imr lii>for> Mumlt told u reporte) Sennit NKW Y'llIK T I're.ident elect NKW YOUK 1K rhrHtm.lv B * I Iti’ vt* rnthU'Ui vfir coni mc-m- .in* Republican leaders are discussing IflffM l> >f» pit til. X;i \% *1 l -||;*r tvpH‘,iI of olherv ohtamvi! m <n Ci.cidiuwi i tml.iy nimmittced his a proposal lo erratt- in terlnln * N l* unu rhunf lint! Be Y' mu i.ilril I'rt'vi >urvm of t hi nt 'election, id Ihe eUtllnri* who will Alleged Perjurer Al­ till11 Senate con, lull teen the |tu*t of vice head the armed .revlee* under rvrn h.n a Kin^k <!vm;tml l*u < -ti mu* '•hupping IrptuU in ."i tuiu*% < liarle- K WiNon -ecrelary of rhairmnn, to lie filletl hy "Co-npcrmost Shouts Ans­ firckltt** 1hoy ,m made id ve lvet I i mu rotiil t»» rna*l it'^ pn ttv di-fen.e de.lgnale ntlve” Southern Demo rut*. woven with hurt* p'M nnii h tin* «anir ^ »ry *u'«* InB^ The* are He said Senate rule* make no wer Before Court Drill t*r\ litrot* Ini :i I tlop g ' mi: wilM dm'nti vM [ink Iteputv -ecretary of defense— provision for such an office, hence hrt'iil 'ttiros auric that vulo Imi ir lt-1 i.imined hol'd.i\ » iv» “ •* I Honor M Kye., Ill, of lilnnmfleill It wiiald he "a runimittec-hy-rnniYV \S||INiM'nN . p» Owim ill****** *> lu-avin spt’itd hi* mnri* tnonrv Mii’li a uce president of mitlee pin position." Whether otin miii' In*, e\ri‘|iiiMii i \ i‘m IHill. I ......... .. lomllv .... lured ■‘n..t i ,hil" I'1" ..... » ’ 11 ..... .diet at Mutin'. not vice I'hiiiriuen are nameil for­ Jidm it i Mi'tv I'lv nlnit n| '-niet.irv nf the trim Hubert t!UPli> t o ila \ to a l l . w ei lo a In fh ic ii'.*il, I ’ m - otoiil l , „ | i , , p | , | mally, he mi id, the Idea will In VYj immi .i ki'i ^ New Nmi f tnt, 11* leu llieei k Slovens, .VI. nf South followed lo principle. -e c en -eo o)it p> > im p iiip licllo co l h l.itt of tb d d l'l.itl l t , " - l u i . lit Minis ■*d!•* rutmlir: lichmi! I.«"t l'l.tiuiii-ld. N .1 a ilirt-i tor ol tho I'M-m i! mu 111h s u h i i i i |r tit ii I »»f 1 'urn reports “ It would work out in fart more vimi ‘and t dmihl if ^ i 1 pit k i .i-ni-i at Fleeiric t'orp General 'We're i niiimm im m M H ym piiU iirN . lo |" than In name," Mundt couiiuenteil. ot u|> vvh.il n«*Yi* tod Mr IiI.imu’ i l ' -i'll- timl Jack.nn Mill., and Him Ivv<i WmIiJh lllllltU! Jt abttut ahead right now ,l it l •1" 1111 1tin- /m t.i him 11if Iit ttliir "It won't tie strulght in-ms* tin Mill |It II liairman id the i-onril uf J vvi i « if,11 I a t tiiiit u * unui flu riim r 11 will In* (til* l*fM 1"*•t < tin'Im i hoard, hut only in certain commit­ I'lHi I hle.en. ami Co, textile mnnufucBr i r f l i m i t |irm cm lin u* Im t hi -v it I tee* — like armed services an*'j i liner. to rn ** ). 'D mi 11 m ini I A n to b l, luul finance — where there Is a Rood Secretary nf tin- Navv Hubert p lu iU y tii <uv iiBout i*tiM it*tv cIn * feeling of cooperation.'' belli,-lit Voder.nn, 12 uf Vernon, hriA r u n h e ii He *nl,| Sen, G orge D-(Ia., fires a director ami deputy chairI’ rcsidont-vli-ct Dwight Eisenhower and (Sen. Dougina MaeArthur xliukc hands following their drama 1‘ , S. IM jitr lr t .lutlu** ahimr« It nance rommittee rhuirman, and |inall at tile linai’it ul directors nf drstgm.te John Foxier Duller. The gm K irL U tn d , lu f u n w h um l.n ttin m n Senator Mllllkln, It-Colo., in line to tic conference at the New York home of Secretary o f State itnI'Yilcral lli'.erve Hank at Dal­ Mlcreed tit-urge, already ulrcuily have “ eon- rrul told newsmen “ We had a fitte talk on the .object of (peace.not only lo Korea, lull tin- re t of Hip vijin. ii r jiiirlit tl. •sind tin* t i m l n f tin ly- Tex xtilled amt work, F il l Fn '•let 11 p tthliM y t lotci notional t rkul Ihlinga mil In world an well. “ He .aid they would hoM furtlier con .-t ........ Sccicturs nf till- Vir Force flitr w ill Be Kin “" llir t lllb in m i !v harmony. "til l I'alhutt a t nf New York, Yti*r*-h, Sen. Iior«i ll II (in. it the Armed ' hailman id the lin.itd id the North Service rmomiltee rhuirman, with , Tin* j m i I k i * I'jivs I .at l innn r u n til! Vmericnn Ayl.ilnm Go and a Sen. Ilrulges It-NII a* the ranking F ib , 111 I m fils* iittnskiM K W | i \ ' i v | * * i | I . r l l i o t l P o in ts l it S l l V - m-mber ol Hu- ( bry.ler Corp fiRepublican member. Ilossell wax th e iriilli'ltiH -n t ti liir u i’tl I iu -s.lay * ^ I *11 , . . n.iiice eommitti-o an unsuccessful candidate for the | By a u r jitiil Jut y. « hit i u i hit In1 ll***! K tU Ilu I illV 'S In .-I I l i n t o H I'dbnti W,|. mtiu- a- an advisor Democratic presidential nnminaw In n hi ili*iiii*«l in Ri« hu*lj . . i ■ . i |, • t li.uil i.'i-t-r d u me Fi.rnhnwlion. B -r n ii r o u n m iM H I s y m p n lliu i'i i»i | I ) l* I I M h t * t l I ^F IX * 11),l* 11 *K*t' .M il l I »t‘ |i, III 11 , pre.id'iit ial ca mini igo The Democratic nominee Adlal StcIII allllllt• I Ilf I 'iM lim u llH t llltt-l I'ssl's , ' at lief- .i-tectcd till.tv tiail not ftgl-Ylton Wntren, .'III, I'cplor Ave­ vemuin drow his biggest plurality Itoin1 wui 11nil at FJ.ltmi which 11 . fall leim .1 i i ', ' ' i » imi’liii * » , ip. i i. m.il in the campaign limelight on inue, was sentenced t-p one v-at in' of the Nov. :l election In Georgia, wa * in iiv,del rn tin- fm in of nego flu. n u l l, imnpii*.-,l *-i* -1 ;* ••f.** .1 ».,!•* -IlMt*- .•inline m ' natl-mul .rale VII tin- ib’ -dgnalh<- -tale penitentiiit c at 11itif•p■•11 . ,< • hut loot Texas, Virginia. Florida tinl-b- tr.-n-.ury note-. M i i I "III I •r .. .un........ loin* inii-t tn- .ipiinisod hy tho |Uiy 11ml* m lie, ldl--» i II d (’ Chairman States Cost by I'ncnit Jtiplge M. It Smith IhU j III ltllS Suit’-Defense and Teftnexxeo In the tnidltionnllv IMwiu.l F 11iniiinc!, a Ju*ticc( fen-. », i >suited in fn . p* ■ . i •.* Ij*\ J’til III* 11 - ....... 11,. ] Sc-into afternoon on it ehnrge of having Democratic South. russll* OVtM* ! I *r'l'-nl altoiin-y who Im.l jtri- mg t -and guilty <-f ■b.i i • i . . .* ' Util i<)'•< |ll |l' 1 lame, t llagerty FisetlhowNow Estimated At po-..Colon of illegal lh|ttot Iniiinnill I 19 W ‘ 1*ent<-d the case tn the gtamt jiu t ,1again.t llii-iii, ami .......... .. > n i- »*tlhnk* ■1'u 1 nnii I m ,«-»•j1i, •11 ei . |ire.. . ecretary anmmnred hiin I. Mi. Warren plendfil guil­ Ihut l.ntl Inline tic in II,.- t.'lni was emupb-t. .1 re 'tty I-* ciifti,! -* ■f•■ t1inis• i»it 255 Million Dollars ty to the charge, (tun 1It* Had Drawn MIKU'-'teil ..... . \ ■**11 tin- app.liniment. ttided to the 111*,i tet of Ciduni nllei sm l u cluck In-1 tugl.i He >iiut tlii'v vsnrn ch*c*uli’il upon •I•ri>f IUt tiki -ahi k jin 11 f VI, I- 111 J. (J. Calloway, constable, xni<l tiia ami Mm, land.'' Judge Kuk Jiflrr ii >i*rli% s nf cnufiTfnrrt be* TALLAHASSEE <At—Hnad De­ today he had laa-n walking on the Fidlnw log li lengtln 11 mi i< • 1 iff nf nn p<|niir mi I mu ill i • ' linn Hy HAROLD I'Altlt land -|ioki- up: KlAnnhmsrr nml YV il r o n partment Chuirinun Alfred Mc­ problem of Illegal traffic of moonli-rday, J. I> Guide, a \m* i-m .. it « t nlil Mii'n uul, ri»'il nutu|iui(i*i) 1ss l-JVF OAK id*) Mrs. Hol y "Mr. l,nttiiiioie, viiu tuny go !ihimn1 (hi* m iisrr Molonn whil^ Kethan laid today expert reports shine the luxt two weeka, I Mct’ollum, 117 • v* nr - old Negro anywhere m the world hut In- hack ninn ill .Ini-ksoui ill- . wa* fnnml •11 ■i'iiiii*tt 1 Mi 1 •initii timl lh»*v ssrri* rchirniiu! from Korea on the propoxetl Florida turnpike guilty nf a charge "f np.iutiug a |l\If s"j I M U I v • * | | )' M | 1 1 V flu A> “ "tilt-tiff’ ns to is ii poasitdn, woman, Malay testified she w was • r ...... | n iiiiitiii. iiniN t a * sum ■ i oiir iiin on the lint, of trial." Tlie now npnuimnlnis were anshow it could he financed with a hiding vehicle while unde, ihe m 1’ity ft*i i'till s itIuip’ 'liirin- i In hauljthe tling place wu» given hy n local the reluctant mistress of the Attorney Arnold ashed that the motor rmnnci,il ui Kimihnwrr fnm l a 255 million dollar bond Issue—20 rilixi fliii-nce of inluxlcwtiuit Ihium II iii'tl1 I 1 ripiitiI m iii’ iiint. hi m lii'Htlon lix-'it, Mr. Galloway said, wh‘ ?h while diatur \lic la accu<(id of duilg/intruoin*h the lleptutn,nil of tk>I11it*aHv explmive ih'rhiim In WASHINGTON (/ll-K dw ard J. million dollars lex* than had been led wilt' given a flan nf f7Ti and . nst i, si law robi-se-ment h je n f *<B a xiuyingt 1 -V * Justin- fur newspaper xlorirn deni- hi it- day * in lad, by .Indue S,l< " Hkfn- mini) ui’iftlitMir w<11•1 r'ufitMiim riipiiiM svlh inFlulinn * Moffo, a Now Jersey Waterf«W r dimmed. cache of l!.i pullttn* of the illi-gitl I III I I lull I lll*r ( • « • I H U I I’U U 'tcl She said Dr. C I.el toy Adam* Itlg with tin- cide, but the Judge strain, uml Id. dtiem'- h- -i.c walabor boxx, pleaded guilty to a 9o told the Stale Hood Hoard at will they in it palmetto crave un was the father of hei i5 iminlh- lefu ed. lb- -aid lie would Mot ail . ms|-i lid. .1 fin a >*-iii I in- ,ui| I 111 till Mill 1ltl(U »•'1 - I'll* liili" ‘I perjury ehnrge and threw hlmxelf **• Inst regular meeting of Ihix the Country Club Itoad. t .t|| t I,. U if I*111’ 4|p|,4i| I nti l )u* llintii-h the Juxtlee Departniellt ol nld daughter larrettn. on the mercy of the court today udmlnlatratlon conxultlng engineers ininciidi'd ici n m y -f i ini**|1ii»*t itif U111 'I < After the whltkey wu< Im tiled while a Jury wax xtlll deliberating ***■• ,h7 Project could he And, .he tcxtifled, the promin­ tin- pie..- generally, I,ut tlmt if 1he Ml fl •I k\US 1"|U• ♦nf i u bis rune. constructed and in use in a maxi yesterday afternoon, Mi tiullu- ent doctor and .Stale .Senate no­ there wa- eniileiiipt ,,f court it f«fit! I ♦Vll *' * -kflit ll •Ull'I ItllVl' 111"*ut Mi limit wflu |» 1f." M" • (Villi .' 1 ..... \f tuf'lll'V Mm w-ny ami Deputy Shenft Howard minee wa. slain In In* office a n ill) In ileall with *11niiioiJ11y Ml U. H. District Judge Irving It.' three years. Hi111i i| Y|r 1,1ill It I I"11-ikn )4•-e1 lltiiitl were taken to tin> u < < by V|i | |TIMf| ||, |. ., ™'i.1 In 11. Tha lurnnike would ha u high here Aug. A it, a tux.le in e, a gull Kaufman of New York accepted 1 inn-i ii Y k 1 III -1 1 ' ' 1 ( 1 * In n * | I", (tllimil |lt11f’ tu kI'll ki' f - III 1f Florin's plea ami gave him an speed lull iiighwiiv Irnm Jackson Deputy VV. T Wunxley. Iht fm lo- hud drawn. Proposals Made By till 41•ft tj u. 11 1 St si1• Ikll ' 1- |U. , rfi, n i.t ,(k"i i 1-•*!*! a rL ,,.11 18 ■month sentence, lie al.n placed villa tu Miami with a leg branching titt-1 two lay tit wait m . hilly S)utestified Dr. A,lain-, nml weather until Mr Witt n n n im n l h» nil’ll )•> •Mil t( I’l"• cut in'. \\ 1111- k'. 1Ul il' il • , v •i|ui|Min-hf City Planning (.’ roup Florin on probation for five years tiff to (he Tannin Ilav area \ I V. YORK » !’ • Ylhcrl \n-die eolere.l all illieit relation-hip McKethan told members of the to l-it'k up a loittl, tile ciutxtulilttill IU V •. \ S|M•'1, kli" ' 1,1' 1 II- n i t itin i 1 t* , rl Hk I-; '•fl'il after ho serves the 18-month sen­ ill HUH after he served lot pro­ •ti im. ••-|ii»t«-•I "Imi.I l»iacIi tyii* Hoard he recommends they en­ iin’ iikkn> !‘ill 1•'until B 1• MI'M •HdI' .111•nt*til 1It./ tence. ' * '(* * ' Four lei-iimiuen.lntloii* evn'v-il ! Mntf|iu fiu- , u|»*. They ullawnl hint to put one of f;-"»lunallv tltiring the hint of a K >1■|*I1*1Iltl 1 ■ I•"Ut i ” •► Florin was given until Jan. .1 to dorse tho project hut "in nn wav fi-m h-'i-rmg* niinluel d lad nlg'it min, 1 ilHU Sr* nml, l! .llflll Ik lllfl , MM»111||l••‘IU* *5' daughter. • hi fun fhi11 Nu vv Yui k St ate take any action In eonneetlun with five flvn-gnlltin jugt ot the cliche .............. Stic, 'll I(/ \ Y !cl 1 'n»( t 4 A 1 surrender to the U. H. marshal In Mile *nld the relation.hm wn* by tin- City I'lnnnirig Cnnniu do'i. (.HI,in , Ibill" way nml Input, -tin, ■li . pitv-m .r) ■»11itl *, lull • i tun < iimiiiHnliih fiielnv hut ob* the Southern District of New York the projeel which would in any in hi* rnr ttufnre they ctuxetl in on Jimiip. tint, i-lnitrrnan. mild lid y, dik',1 tfie 11iiill ru ill'll i' iU|f* hy manner hind nur successors " instituted by Dr. Adnata and *he him. Mr. Wurreu admltteil ownerun IIn u ll* -ii k»1 and begin serving his sentence. Isi I' (i ifi |- ill tilit mi k*-v *|(lu«t|fit14, He said, howevrr, hr hopes the shin nf the whiskey, saying, "Mr. wa* ufinid nut to xuluiiit to bint dealing llll.igetliei with ». ipng, iff VV I VVTnb’v n nilm V i nl k i ’ i j mil i) Ufiftt* I The delay was explained hy the new Hoard will "begin immediate­ M,-l„ln-i. "( III" Ml, , A, VI' I Th. ii-e uiimeml tluni wilt < pro I im iiful him* 4iif iiiu hu told lipl’ltiMil I-k vk)• . It v fact that Floriu still Is under sub­ ly the study of this proieet and In Galloway, you got me," according l-emu-tt of an implied lioeat, sent--it to tin* Citv Ci.mrii' .ion wy o I I 'nil,im, Uni" t, II l'i(, i.iunn,.>11,1,, uivi-.t,gating to the constable. i. hieh *be did not explain from I (mi l ift lilt IUC , I,.' n n in f poena to appear before the New ronlunctlon with the Florida State Mm inn K Slu-D'i. Ib-'b < i I fm litipr-'Viil Dec '2)1, be .aid Mr. Warren wn* brought to tin tin- wlines* -land. •kt'l il lie’l In.1|» III'-, f, out , ", i" leertftg York State Crime Commission. Vilalii*, I, uni T I". \ • u.iu .in.I Improvement Commission assist In County dull In hi* own car hy the tn umsw, , on the A mw SIMM* wn* .-icited lit tbrIn * r,f14•j-ah«u ; T i. f i She wnill on tin- day <>f the The perjury Indictment accused financlnc and constructing this *i VV. I’n, v»-♦ uni ii Nill itifinI .......-nl •' '»",ild lend i.t incrim-limiting .In- had gone to Dr. nieeling, 'erineil a "Iran.lent .•i 'ii*1 fin*if •I Florin of Iving to a grand Jury great fncilit" which would mean cullntiildr ami the deputy. f-1 ",|,-l trk It 1 ,,-nnn, *i, tlflnn-t" Itill11’ ff|t* Adam** downtown of fin- for xnlle." wlili-ll I. one of the rernm- wa* fniiini entity no U tin,,,:' nl ts Hi t during an InvJ'tlgatlnn of water­ so much to Florida " \i*. i ii« j tiiiii*. liv comI fm hill-* t»i* treatment of an alltiur am She ■ii«*>iiliit4*>li. The eomiiit-islon nl--- dtlvuig » lilt-- llitn*, ,il- I, I.,,.-. M • * ii k front racketeering. He once dunied Oov.-alert Dsn McCarty ha* not Theater Guild Will 1ii 1*pliit i- nit I lf*H>l,i*i «**(111w**J tdUlFlUnilltf ll fftil» (• l •‘wn le*lif‘eil die paid him F* for will reemitini-nd that p.utinn* of iuk i,in,tlu-i l.-nglt > i , imI .. to the grand Jury that he received committed himself on the subject, iMiti’ll *l'il* hmitfiuii f'-r ifunirluiut Present IMay Tonite three office calls; then IitI•i gave h'rench Avenue la- rexourd tu r-- <lny, nml wa* trisi-l, ., In, •f I *>J 'l|*|I4* l’f 92,(100 front tha head of a steve­ but ho has said that Improvement •Imriit h‘r>. It** ph 41*fli*>I itituiltil ronI V ntilv * • ’ 'III | i‘i'V U l» It III * doring firm to cooperate in the nf U. S. Highway No I. which .him a *110 hill a* purl pa. merit tail c-ninierel'-l. niulllpb--fnm.lv „,"l costs, ,,, lit, -I,,. I \ btilefii-i(»n * itii!k , ♦**!( l - U’ K H|t 1 1‘ iti k w The Sanfard Theater (lUild * I f„, .ervier» to her husband. Sant end trin.ietil i nimieciid elns*i .-lli-r,strum lb- drtyi,'. In,, , ,,1 unloading of ships, but later went parallel* the proposed turnpike •H*■I*Ik|f||f Willi i’ll IlntiU 11f thn ■ " Mith I <lii«*f |»«ilit «* i in­ hack before the Jury and acknowl­ mte. will have top priority with first production. "1 he Night «*f j McCollum, twllln operator who f cations. whs s,into,oil,-, 1 fm ,i %i is* . -unM,I. tun Mu’ -win iiiy witnem Tin* third ri-ciimincndnlioti wn* fill! 'i*i1111111!•-«i edged receiving It. Januury 10th will be prexenled „ f hl.llr( „t lb-ala the him. I’atinluuin Ilintisnii, Jhiiu— It.,, t I Mill• I I*•»11 | ■Ii«-1* rfii fulls | 1IU defense In the trial here was tonight ut 8 ;10 nclock ini day after Dr. Adam* wa- Mile,I that tin- pm Hi-0 of Dreatnw.ild Im, uml 1,1 Hii-lmi'l I 1 . ml. i McKethan »nld the engineers again **%«* ■*-1 lHouse l l . l l u o ffollowing i . l l . k i o i l t l l l# u en Ji ■t _ ■ ff I hmI .( k»(»uh 1'i‘fdi rue, [ theA SCourt it* i >1111 M|ii't| ft * 1 il s \l i i m i j f » t .Huiiivlsiiin which cal's fur n new based on u contention that ho had fond no rnndltlnni in the field fet here. VVTiili-i I'lii'r. I'u.u • 11. pin , in, nl •"hi ui ivvit i hi* im* >i iiuii. tuo , . . |ii n i t h t S ( mi i t r m k /ii forgotten about tho money and which would prevent building the thuxlnxtlc reception hy Central Mrs. McCollum said Dr. \.lan,s ' i»'»u*e tn hove a, fl ...r are,, of I.MM) aiipnaind fm tin , n l .Ini" I t|* < llflll ltd 'u ** Ylk iiiiihl i ........ uf ut.,! | ilmi’t corrected his testimony when he turnpike. They estimated construc­ Florida audii-nre* last Thursday proposed Intimate relation* nml I'1'1' ......... . " ,l" w r" " Ml Ll-IIIUlIll ll'-llfil'.l to 1,1, I'.vl, 4’ Ulllv ‘ IDll hi T(V\ e<44• ikii* k wh'-iln r I mu I'luiiiiut ur no­ remetnlH-red it. tion cost at 1117.500002 for the and Friday night. strurti.ii, of „ dwelling will, l.tM tl) ne " The play'* setting i* it New six' hogged off brrnusi* "f her square feel nf fi-or sp behalf. t> m i |* trii-i L a ith jai nl It 'll The Jury had been out less than at 154.7H 780 for the leg off In IhtYrnmli'kiji wa> mimed in te«tlYork court room and members of idling arm. She lestlfied that Dr. Mvilli,1-1 . nf tin- jut v w' 11* I"Ianlan hour when the unexpected guil­ Tampa Ray area. The fiitul renui.i,ien,lnll„n wu> Adams became enraged a n d II. Ashdown, ilubirl ) iiu>p--it. Hoy n" I ufil v BUli urn114•11 liit 11tmii*ui |Uriiiiy Midk vi’Mfijdn v un hu vine ty plea was entered. Total prn|e-t cost Inri-dlng fi­ the audience lire spleyti-d to Servi­ i started fur rertmlng the site nf the pro­ lu-r will, hi fist. '.i l l Involved In the h|ill offieinlJ. Livers, Hunf m<l A Wmuliufi 'll f >11111till iif1 Ill'kV *'!1,1H-4I■«, nancing would he 253 million dol­ an the Jury. -Mrs. Hirhard Harris He tlu-n beating grabbed a pistol from a posed Cmintv I, .pH,,I and th'- ml- Itnlph F. Ilulibiitil nml i."lici t II, ^ k \ tints Mial. rinJ s|ui'ImIi-i ti nnhi11ked iluvtiur of Peti-r Full* lars which incli'de* $2i,lB4,oon to portrays the part of Karen who J'-ii,lng area* i-’inlulMlng tin- (,-tr ii wniiu fiont fujun* who cover contingencies Is un trial for murder. Miss Dllon shelf, she said, and Jammed it den Club and It-din Kta'i n VVTil It i'itis. !* I ' ‘lily hull i'lt/l’l 41fit| hull 'o hui'k'd jiudi nth1 w!hui former McKethan renortrd the em»i- linker takes the part of Nancy into hi* stornarh. She snatch'd at In multiple-family r'asxlficnth it* Fstliu, 11 House. Ni-k i I sS, wii- *f lull I Mrs, Don Carraway Y lli V "i1 YY'illinm inivvyiT wan neera estimated the toll road would Whitfield, the w.duw of HJurn the gun and In the tussle it fired Ili t Mi ls l u kV p a ' l **i ! \|» * kfiti fiuiiid guilty <>» two " f tin-, three limes. Succumbs To IllneBS gross 28 million dollars annually Faulkner. Kim? ( ountv ili-iriit udorviey. Ittn! \ Jt'' j i 11« .-mints, VVinlln-Hiliiv. l ie |i|i v I- I'll"' IMMIDLLAH TILS HI'I.L Hi nn nun v in iiveil hiuy un for ils first 25 years of operation. ! 1 S’ iHS hit •n 11M till ( (III VMII'I She mav lie the onlv defense The role nf Defense Attorney CHARLOTTE, N C iA»—VVnnt u tm tied * i-1di-1s of l-mily pit h iim fidriitn, hut In* talked free-iilHLi » (iI'hIv llflll itVi"! himI J4ill 4ifI Mrx, Don Carraway, HI, died in Stevens is played hy William witness. Her inwyer ha* i-sutd (54) tin for Cltrislni'ts? Ed Mellon i luirges nf iqii'i at mg n iinit nr u- U »I of Idii |ivi ftnriol hjivkyr mu nils ■ mining homo at OtSO p. m. yesI .lv Hurschcl and that of District At­ ro subpoenas for other witnesses. Co, here suvo thcv're selling very hie 11> without .i di it. , Ii i-in> |llM ( ndi i nii">!iMlvinLT, hr rfniil ho torday fallowing an lllnria of a«v- Christmas Pageant Tin- Mlatc ended Ita case after wcll-ncnrly 10(1 urahbrd up no fm mid driving a clil wilhniit a license I V'i I'lTN f tiI hni- |f( Iht* lltlMMlflt Ilf torney Flint by Kwlng Deun. oral montha. tag, Th*- Judge di'claied n mistrial «*h:| VJ|,f#r» tut IIn* ! 1 |iii 4*w ill va iihmil 50 yeui 4 n!.|. was horn There are 1TJ characters in tho Ib-putv Fherlff James F. Gray by hnlidnv shoppers. Horn Doe. 11,1901, In Hammings Given For Men’s Club play altogether under the direc­ testified the defendant udimtted Miiile nf velvet woven with pure un the Ihlid charge, drunken ilriv ' »j'*i|*f*n*t»* wt■t*1 »• *1 i | riiiil nit in Italk. (’nine in the Fnitiil Stutea m l!M7, was uiituiuli/.vtl and HOW shooting Dr. Adams uml told gold, tho »50 lies are Imported ing, when Hie jmy did nut nm-hii ,M v"| Im lid' ( it y I *ititi (fIjr* lot O. aha had llvad in Hantion of Mrs, Margaret Dunn. Children of the Florida Metho­ hi 1+I in New .fvrNry* forti for tha paat 80 year*. |- illy i«l !lii’t rulii'f I lit’ ( ily All unused ticket* to last week's where she had tossed tho gun. from Lyons, France. Each tie I* nil ngrremeiit. Him wan given flpea uf fin und 1 i Irml* -in si*Inr of VJn, IV(.*M ur Sha i* aurvivad hy tha husband, dist Children’s Home presented a performance will bo honored at He said the gun, a ,112 -‘iillhar packed in a rnnnog tain met! black Don Carraway of Eaat Falatkat ■ Christmas pageant fullowlmr the tonight’s show, it was stated. rnxts, or IU days in did, on cm h , • -•MI *’11ilifi un1fit mill |uml S revolver, was fmiml In a rlainp of and while leather box. M U S L Y F it Y r it O H S IM K S daughtar, Mrx. T. A, Staley of annual dinner of the First Metho­ The store bought a few nx n of the two {-mints of whirl, slie in *Jt-■It ft Mill *M' « lift 4*lit tkllilkfl't ban,hint which she hud pointed out YVmd wa» nuudveil t!ds after hi l l h l l l l l f i 4’ I l f < 14i ,(44 ill.lij| w i l l Id* Plymouth} on* ton, Sidney (farra- dist Church Men's Club in Enter­ "conversation Item" intended to was found guilty. nt the rear of the house win-n ho Tax Collections For Mitextlnm'd her shortly after tho stir up talk Textile executive* Kt-rn F" ('iqildey wn • found not l*m*l •»vi*i a I Vi’iu Jmi IuiI f r4*iii IIn* tiniiti uf the death of Mrs. Litur* way of Tltuayillai h w mother, prise last Wednesday night. Each child was given two shiny Mra. C. II. Prader of L|yo Oak: bought out Ihe entire simply, In­ guilty im a charge of exei-sslv< liiiiltfi't hn fnllusvii: flHJHMMN) in I eli (tinn Cmihh, 15 year a old, widow November Set Record ihootlng. •if the late (leorjf*' II CroAR, ami ( Clilttiilitril On I'ii’ji* Fnur) two, Mr*' °* T- P*r«ona of sliver dollars and u half-dollar Judge Hul W. Adams denied a tending them for use ax Christina* speed and Jniui-H ........ ns, Negro. viMiiiRest iluuKhter of Mra. Herman Jacksonville and Mra. W. O, Dale coin at the conclusion of the pro­ John t„ Galloway, County Tax motion by defense lawyer Frank gift* for "men who have every on i, charge of permitting tin un­ I ehitinn and sister «»f Mr*. W. S. o fL Iv e Oak I and two grandchlt- gram to be spent on the annual Collector, stated today collection* Cannon for a directed verdict of thing already." The store ha* since authorised driver to opi-rnte a mo Si^ns To Be Placed itruniley. Her death oienrml thU Christmas shopping tour. put In another order. tor vidiicle, Tuesday. Albert i! for November amounted to |A!t), nmrtiili^ ut 2:IIn a. nt ut the hoa* Tho Methodist Men’* Club will 118.70 a record for Scminolu Coun­ Innocent ax to first degree mur­ IVtnarai aarvieta will ba held at linker was found guilty of driving On French Avenue der. He argued the Htalo had t>itnl in Knit Stroudesburif, rti. ' hcTumil rurnh lrUxon Funeral Horn* Sunday at conduct the shopping tour In San­ while intoxlca'ml, but nentennfailed to prove premeditation. Hite was horn it, Crown Point, Ind. STOUGHTON. Mas*, i* — A w i i s witliheld pending tin- outcome t0° p .m .w h h Ray. R. T. SUndl- ford with the children between ty ' This amount Is broken down ns The advertising committee of and spent _ __ The Slate contended Dr. Adams most »f her early Ilfs school housing 29 Negro of a motion for a new trinl. He ” th* * * - MeKInlay now and Chrlatma*. County taxes |(>04jt80.ft0, was slain In a dispute over u bill boarding and underprivileged dill Is being represented by Attonu-y the •■him,be* nf l ommeree llu . in Sanford. Funeral nirnngcmrntn After ths turkey dinner, the follows: Intangible Personal Property Tax for professional service*. The de­ orphan* afternoon aiilhoiued the erection will l»* miiiumined nt a later date. dren was demnllshed by lire in *"li K. F, Hnushnlder. children presented the psgeant 19,895.15, Intangible Cists “ C" of sign* nt hull, highway up______ with pantomime* and other acta, Tax 11,07'1.1)0. Ocruputinnal Li­ fense has given nn indication what freeslng temperature earlv todsv J. C. Dunnway, Orlando, was pHmchca to Shi,font, directing FD 'ikint HANKHH IDES and one child ws* believed killed found guilty of driving while in­ highlighted by a four-year-old cense* (878.15, Beverage Licenses It will seek to prove. MIAMI (A’ -Slarllng M. Perkins. Police and ollldal* of the Whlx- toxicated nml was given n fine nf truck truffle over French Avenue girl'i Imitation of “ Hudofph the $178.25 and Automnhllo Tags $’J,orring Willows Kchool Identified 175 and cost*, nr lilt days in Jail, titld passenger cur truffle over 55. former hanker und mayor of Hod-nosed Reindeer, 284.5.7. Jnstn-r. Fla . died Thursday night. the missing child only as a 14 Monday. His driver's license also I’nik Avenue. The County taxes collected Store Hours During Action was taken by the rninHi- came to Miami in 1928 as an year-old girl. was xiiinchdcd. The Jury recom­ mittce amounted to n7.9% of the entire after Hu- priiposnl was employe of the Internal revenue Two other children were burned mended leniency. Yule Season Changed STUDENTS WORK Tax Roll of (74.1,075.45. Discount turned over to them nt the Inst bureau. In 11)3,5 he opened his own ■erioosly. Also hurned *erl«u"lv A Urge number of high school of 4 percent wax allowed on No­ was bliss Josephine Crawford. TOmeeting of the C of C Irouid of art-minllng and tax consultant of­ • working In stores. T, vember collections of County and A request has been made by M, year-old proprietor of the school, dlreclorx. Tho suggestion nn thu fice. , County Superintendent Intangible Personal Property Tax. L. Ralrorn, president of the Han­ who was crrtllled with arousing tha KHNF.H'I NRFF DIFS *igtiH mine from John Ivey, city •aid today, following This discount drops to H percent ford Merchants Association, that sleeping children and leading many Ernest Neff, Mingarn Fulls bulb rommissInner, who spoke at thu Movie Time Table of County rchooli In December, 2 percent in Jan­ local merchants should keen their to safety. grower who hud spent several laianl meeting. HITE j until Jan, B for the uary, 1 percent In February and i-xtebllshmente open until 0:00 winters here at the residence of The committee, headed by "Caribbean" nat In March. o’clock from tonight until Tues* Mr. and Mrx. F. F» Hols, 1)01 Holland Desn, met this afternoon HCHOOI. BOARD On Apr. I any lax not paid tri- day night. A meeting of tho County Board Park Avenue, died recently nt HI. nl thu Chamber of Commerce t: 15 3D') - 5-PA . 7-27 MOVIRLAND of the schools wee cornea delinquent and subject to An additional request was mad* of Ihtbllc Initructlon will ba held Cutherine, Ontnrlo, .Mrs, Hols said Building. Other members of the "Red Mountain" could secure etf* penalties, Mr, Qallowsy said. It for merehants to close at 7;00 at IOiOO a. m. Tuesday, T. W. today, rommittee are Robert Hooker, Show opens 0:30, feature 7i0t Is.. therefore, tha tax payer’s p-m.‘ Wednesday to afford store Lawton, Superlntandant, announ­ nmriaui the hi* me*« is isrrrtnrr, to iv ins uu pay* smented Mr, Nefl’s sister-in-law. .Mr*. Han,lull Chine, It. NY. Ware, M. L. students and tha advantage to pay ‘ before Apr. I 1— “ * ra Apr. ced today, to take care of unfln- Martha Proctlnier, she suid, died Blessing and Jack Butts, Henlan- Intermission BiSM. last featof* 0:08 oney. - • ~r and avoid pensttfae. * May 28 at Ingcnoll, Ontario. w M buslncaa for tha year. do Springs. Lattimore Says Christmas Business All Over Nation “ Not Guilty” In Is Booming With Traffic Big Problem Pleading Today Traffic Offenses Some Of City’s Predos^inate In New Equipment County Court Has Arrived McKethan Urges Felton Warren Is Negress Takes Endorsement Of Sentenced To .Jail Witness Stand On Liquor Charge State Toll Road Against Doctor ♦ No. H(i 1h'fiMiilants (111i11V Of Aftei Waterfront Boss Pleads Guilty To False_Testimony Anastasia Upholds l ndcTworld (ode Hy Keeping Silent f v J tSTSSiSg* *■Ul* '"TiTth. i« — — — Jt 'v-wfW'e r e * - �0 • r- *■ ; " « l? hfrud A Pag* i ___ Friday, W e. II, till Nation Still Free IHE WORLO fOJW E he thinks there it a mess in F.um|>e, after lieing a part of the men in Wadtinghm, it must hr io. Befnrr taking loo seriouily re* |*nti trad in inm* of these hewspaper gonip rnlumni, it might he well In levies* Drew I’aatson on the long standing enmity between Prcaidenl-etrct Elienhowar and Genrral MarArtha' if* thc -ligha of iheir hmebeon meeting WlHrtMday and the friendly greetings which lliey exchanged with each other. Florida school teachers have a stake in the rapilalistir syrtem and the mainlenanre rd italile economic conditions. I hr Teachers Retire* menl lloanl reports a reserve of $31 j000,000 for llw payment of IMniiuns to these teacher* whan ihcy retire, and adds that 1.833 already irtired teachers received $2,031,000 in henefils from ihe fund lait year- If anything should happen to the fund, if part of it ihould lie stolen, or if it should he dissipated through the intomnelenev of puhtie officials, or ii it should Iw so ileureciated in value al a result nf inflalion *s not to b* worth anythinii ihita Itache rt would siiifer. Ami »n would avitryone else looking iorwatd to pen* linns, nr serurify ol »nr bind in old age. a r* 1During itie recent preiHlaniial fampaian Florida pewipapat* i»‘d»* lulled 2 Hi editorial* favorable to I he Rei»ub|iran cause, onlv 115 lupimiling thg Demoetals. But. » | lacanl riirvcy conducled Iry nnijdA ' State University shows Flornla ntwsnapets did not let than b*n*| id Eisanhowar, or ihttr opposition to trumgn. negUt Ihe Democratic side. ot-pr«M«M theit front t»sge, The DtmokrMs were given 31,262 jnchas of news imco in ii.lriW stories, *thg smtV>Y •U w f, whit* th* RanuMttan* f d O Sm Inches m 2,501 Monas. “ Th# Damoerals J f" cant nf Iho nows, pictura. haadtiM -M ovie Star Objects MIAMI lf*--EfcttUano Rodrtfun. Use Put To figure a restaurant wot.ter, was cfca/fled O URGK& good , B u ild in g E d ito r o f Farm and Bunch, jhiI i i I h out in th« m agazlitu’s Novomimr Ihnir*. "T c rn tito damage Iiiih c u u m l cutiHldonildu alurni d u rin g Die istsl 20 ye a rs," iinbgo'Ml Mays, f with first degree murder today _ .;bj after hla *estranged wife died of gunshot wound*. A daughter-in-law of. lha woman, Y.rgiLta Coaiataa, re­ p o r t e d that Mrs. Rodriquez pleaded on her kneea for her life when the man began firing late last night. CHRISTMAS PARTY A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST NOMV! l , l V‘ly . T , . , , pro­ „,.!r ,iD J*..n. i “ "H ii vide rllJ free or „„l. nnrtly-pald health in­ surance policies for everyone who (ouldn’t afford to buy one. Tn font,, this bill Hie , . _government ... ... e to hand mug?-1' .u tu .-"“ -Uliu one billion dollars a year, with ala,ut thiee-niiarter* of tt fa he matched by the stales, dollar for dollar, The unmatched quarter of thu government’s money — all of It 2. Destroy Uw> shatter litltos If lin y npiiotir. (T hin «lcs- Elmd'TJTna* would come out of general tax Table cloth) with such a luxury look that *heTt want to show them off for all her holi­ day anttrUlntnt and throughout the yea r. . , lit Cvtfom l*' Print*, Pure Linen, t4v * and Pineapple Cloth. Price* range frotp “ However, authorities agree that termites have been with UK always and Hint, ns a whole, they are not increasing in number— we simply have become more conscious of them/* Here sre soma suggest forts by Hobgood for preventing termite damage: I, Remove all wood scraps, stumps, anil roots from the hulliling site. 2.98 to 1 0 5 * tho ground contact, which the termites need for oh- fMn,{x f_ wn„|(| i tabling moisture,) |bnvn|tal«, expanding me d i c a l .1. Ho not place untreated u <khI closer Hunt IK Inches to "thnel* nnd helping rrsewfch. the ground. POWER NRMH liltr.D ■I. Provide plenty of screeimd ventilation intiler the build- 1 fug—not less than two squaro feet |ier 2fi lineal feet «tf wull . JACRSONVjLLB lAi—The Flori ds Power awl Light Co., aril «-»*y i Ii. In extreme cases, use tcrmlto shields. of Jackionvllla were sued In Fedcr- ■ 0. Re especially careful around slab porches. This is an «l Court today for fXIO.OOO hv Iho ideal sjail for termites to hide. Okcfcnokco flurial Electric Mem­ bership Corp. 7. Make thorough inaiicctionn regularly. H. Keep soil nroiinil foundations dry by providing ade­ The lull charged violation of the Mhorman antMnut law and *erk' quate drainage. In reitraln Ihnia surd from "con0. Use anil |toisons as a temporary measure o f control. Uniting rfforli |o prevent Iho O k"-. "Always remember that lermitcs cannot stand ex­ fennhre REA Irom norvlnq ID member* In rural area* of Nanau posure, so your most economlral protect Ion against them is uml Duval Countie*. plerity o f ventilation and light around thn foundation, anti a The mil charged that t**e ilewell-drained soil. Do not leavn them n dark path to follow femlant* hampered ronatrueUne of from the ground to the wood— that la an Invltatipn to en- line* to nmapeottve ruatomera; and aald (he REA mold furnish |»r,MHobgood concludes. NAPKINS r*.lir> dozen up L U N C H E O N SETS Golden CrinfcU Cloth that naeda no Ironing 52 * 5 2 ........... 3..50 52 x 7 2 ..........8.08 Linen Luncheon Rets Bridge Rata aervire in area* unreachable by the tlefendanla. N ow .• 8.50 op Y o r k R l t o k o l o o r 1 farnry Mytes J. I.ane in the tt, H. . d -iitt ' iliatffcl entnt fm the Routhere L o a e C i m c n H h l p i»'»*nei «r n . w Y..rk. • Ijinaky, It vvs* atinminrcd, will WAHHINliTON </Pl — Attorney J'f <ihargrd with having obtained (irneral MrOranrry anmmn.ed to -1 h " . ,B day h. h«* started proceeding, tn ‘ h*1 ‘ dalllmralely.and Intention. Uk« away the Amerlran clllaenMcUrsnery’s minnum-cmcrit aalij •nip of Russian-born Meyer l.nn*ky <>f New Yark, alleged big time l.snakr allegedly hn* hern a rloro gambler ami former bootlegger. associate of leading (rambler* and racketeer* In thla mintry and ha* Meflranery aald s iiotltlnn arek- gnntb In* Intern'* In Hollywood l i l t cancel ation of Lansky’* cltl- Miami, Council Bluff*, town, and arnahlp will ha filed by U. 8. At- PUCE M ay Vlnyllt# Plastic in a variety of pastel and dark color* ROc ea. ■ ■ ithtr *1 Umoo Hun Double Sheet seta color Kate* Clean, Radio W *il« la , hit. alive . Set* . . . IJ ,1 WO Ford Convertible Coupe BLANKETS Chatham Nyapttn lO JS jtto Stick SedtiWUc Afl Woat, wfOr five year guarantee against moth* I4.W AM W e g if. UarV*. Ik fd ih U \r 'T.- AN&tu'mX gel y Cannon Towala . . . They.com' lUdlq-and Heater *fch W» M * to . for Chrlatmu . . JCntfftiCleaif) Good Ttwa, Combsjiun Percale In colors of Pink Rose, Yallow, Mint Green and Y U Ona sheet and alr of pillow cases, gift >xad Single Sheet get* io. Ion* IMS Plymouth Convertible Cottpe CANNON SHEET SETS r baited In alMa k - ie M ATS CANNON TOWEL SETS 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan * 1.08 up heavenly parcent". Whal could bo Wror traits and oietara* "for hdvaztla- for about |l».e*eh, thua. restrict, ing them to place* “ With a lot of HOLLYWOOD OD—If a p l« kaA dignity . . . roch as har* PARIS UP) — Gen. Matthew II. WAHI1IN0T0N m — Now, tie* manufacturer carries out m*, bachelors and lover* of art.” seven year* after he first men­ Ridgeway criticised members of plana to market bar tray* ahowing ul0 the p hoto* on bar tioned It, I'reeldent Truman’* eom- the North Atlantic Treaty Organ­ actrees Marilyn Monroe in the al- - _|awr.,, iulsory health Inauranca plan Is isation today for slowing down together, the young movie actress ,g , , udro ,M t*rday iaHly more than a fleam In the their defense effort. ■wear* aheTI sue him, 1 ' “ I reject et unjustified the dan­ , ve of the man who atepa out of Its lawyer* are planning to inrtiThe tray* would bear the nude . ihe White House neat month. He gerous view that the potential ag­ gressors don’t want war and won’t calendar photo for which Marilyn » ;*e legal •e1t1l° " . lost his fifh l for it. •ays ah* posed when she wee hunnice and Individual*engaged In precipitate war,” he told the gradu­ Put on the eve of hi* departure gry and behind In her rent. The unauthorised commercial exploits- ta be has left a brnfd new plan, not ating das* of NATO’s Defense manufacturer claim* ahe gave full Jtion of the Marilyn Monroe cab-nbis own, for Incomltif I’ resldent College. “ We don’t know how long or NATO’* force*. r'isenhnwrr. This plan was un­ we snail be the Kremlin’s target ‘ There can be no excuse for ronsent for use of her name, T 'lt dar p b o l o g r a p b a ^ ^ ^ veiled yesterday by the President’s marked for war.” any slackening in our efforts to Hla criticism came less than 21 attain the minimum military reCommission on. the Health Needs i-f the Nation. Truman urged the hour* after ministers of the M nuireinrnt*." Ridgway said today. Elsenhower administration to take NATO member nations wound up These minimum requirement* for a meeting in Paris at which they the defense of Western Europe, he iiilek action on the.e plans. But It is ■ pretty safe tret that nearly halved — to 221 million continued .have not yet been mat. c t ^ 'T - V i k whatever 1* done, if anything, dollars — the amount to lie spent Ridgway blamed tne “ slowdown won’t lie speedy. Fur one thing, for top-priority defense work*. In in action” on wishful thinking, the the Itepubiican* in their eam- ■so doing they Ignored Itldgwav’e hope that “ we are no longer open ... * ^ '•alirn platform o f 11*82 were very own recommendations. They also to attack and we don’t nee,! n ....... military ...... recnmmake — so „great an effort to defend vuardrd atmut anv promise* for, failed to approve .. ............ n health program. The platform mendation for n boost in the vise ourseive*.’’ & > ld ---~ ---------■ they worked out at the Chicago ~ conventlnn said: "We arc opposed to federal Be sore .and nee our sHknrtment o f cut roinpuUnrv health Inauranre with its crushing cost, wasteful In­ flowers, corsages, polled plants, wreaths, efficiency, bureaucratic d e a d • S A N FO R D LO D G E Door Decora lions . , . nnd Blooming Plants weight, and debased stnr d*rds of medical car*. .. . . Wr pledge our (ontlnuou* encouragement of Im­ N O . 2 7 — I.O .O .F . • Azaleas • Cyclamen proved method* nf assuring hrntth protection.” F R I D A Y — D E C . 19 — 8 F . M . • Christmas Cherries i And, no matter what Kiscnhowr i himself may think, he is dral• Red and White Poinsett Ins I.O .O .F . H A I . I , mg with * conservative Congress which I* bound to go slow on hov ArimtHMinn — 2 Cans Food social rhnnge*. And that Isn't Is-“ We telegraph flowers anrwhere — any time” cause the Republicans control it. Far Old Age Home In (iainesviilr Kverv Congress sine- the war, /\nd Needy Families In whether Democrats or Kcfinhllrans inn It, has been conservative. Sanford Celery Avenue I’ hotte JI2-W Truman offered his compulsory health Insurance plan to Congress in n special messann Nov. Id, llMB. It never got to first baso although since then Congress has voted money for medical ser­ vices In several wavs. Truman said of his plan: “This is not socialised medicine.” Rut socia­ lised medicine is what ila critics have called the plan ever since. The plan Truman had in mind would have been financed out of nayroll deductions simlllar lo those now made for social security. The AMA, which put on a huge cam­ paign to prevent Truman's proimsal from Incoming taw, disliked the thought of government savso over doctors and seemed to think voluntary systems would meet the nation's health needs. Truman didn't look upon this Idea as a solution at all. The plan recommended yrsterdav hv the President’s commis­ sion would fall somewhere between the Truman and AMA way* of thinking. Whether the AMA will fight the commission's recom­ mendations too remain* lo Im Termite ’ Damage l.e no AMA romment on ht« full sien, A spokesman said there'd Torm lU 's ratiso #10,000,000 ilnmaRo ye a rly, Price Hob- teporl until it hail a chance to By IAMEI MARLOW When one think* the situation over it la nctunlly a very strange and thought-provoking thing beheld in the United Na­ K«iabllab»4 la teaa ■faW bif* e*iiy if rat saiar#ar tion* Building in New York. In thl* building la the meetlnj •M a*a4ar> Chrlalma* * » l *» »♦***. faklfabr* I room where high rnnking delegate* apeak. It aparkiea wit lawlaa I'brUiwaa ■«* ultra modern, even futuristic facilitie*, decor nnd dcaign, III Naaaalle *•*»»• which have been paid for mostly by American money, ■« •»«•«»# rt**« aiafier 71. 1* 1*. at I l f Vm I h lllr * Cafrefljtomlcnta ,»f ninny iiiiigazme* and newaiuiper* re­ •aalarO, 1‘lxrlrfa. aalvr the A rt port these aeaalon* to the world, listening over the transla! • « « « « » i uarrh a. lore. tion *y*tem which carries five language*, simultaneously II01.1.«>II I. IIKA.V translating all word* *|>okcn. Among these reporter* i* Ray­ i;en«r ( l O H H O * IIIM 1 mond Cartier who semis a weekly cable to Paris MATCH, a IlfklNffi HfHffrr ........ French magazine widely rend around the world. He comment; ’•/ a» in r iff ‘ ■ .is ed in a recent cable on the paradox of Andrei Vlshinsky nnd “ ^ ^ • > " i ,li*. a!*H Mi* attack* on America in the mid*t o f nil the*e thing* furai« a-*ib. m i nlshed under American ifuaplcea for hi* convenience. He *" i l f wrote: *11 HbllH*,, U lltn , r , r l , *1 “ He accuned America of destroying the |iencc, of menn a .Illl.M M , u tlfM ml mmirrlmlmmmi ih* M r^ m ml >dng the world and of degrading humanity. Applause un­ 1*1*0* !•**,. will b# r| ,ri,4 r»r derlined some of lbe*c denunciation*, not from the delegate* •I r»«*l*r ,4 i„f| ,| ig rale., Nrare.enlr-I ValUaalle Hr la- blit from the audience where American Communist* were Ian* >n-, H,*r listening." !**» Sew l«fk . I blraa., II-l,all Cartier described wind to him was an even more amaz­ Naa.a. I lir an* *,. I.aala. ing paradox. . Herat* I. a Member ml Ike * ,,.r l .i,4 r , » „ •*kirk l. .allll.e "Imagine if in Moscow, dining the course of a meeting atrlaeltelr in |i, r.r ,.»nkli. o f the United Nation*. « western statesman covered the _____ _____ ' ?*' .Vi ** •*• *nekl aew. erl.lr. •A. ttn a -n>e.rrr •jonwiC*’a. . well a* all u Soviet regime with outrages, iiefore Soviet citizen* who * r a.w . eun.lrbr. clapped their hand* . . . and Hint the next day I’ ravda. fed— Jlowing the exnmjde of the New York Time*, puhli*hcd hi* speech in full . . .” PRH »A? |> w . If, I>3} Ameiican* iiiiphl try lo imagine this happening liehlnd TfillAVM iiiri.k VRRRR I th« Iron Curtain Imt Ihev would not la? likely to auccecd la Imponderable* have dealfoyed ■ cntll'avor. flod’a enemies again and again. It *— i* belter i„ j Why They Didn't Vote? will raise up against Babylon a destroying wind. — Jeremiah Bill. Why rliil IPhfKHI.OfrO HiRibifn fall In vnti* in Nnvnmljor? Her ,ilians have a ipecial inlereil Snm« may havo iauur k«pl away iry imll taxon in ocrlaln in the *|qninlmenl nf Harold Tal- atnti'M. Incarceration in prlmme or anyinmn may account for Ind as irrretary of the air force. a million. An unknown imt large number woro kept from the He wa* for many ycati * rrtidenl poll* by almence from home m illnenn. Many coriHiratlonn nf Miami Beach. ' liood to traonfer employer! to other iornlitlcn, preventinR them from rnaintainintr le«.nl residence |on»r enough to vote. We dial! remember mu Harry Ahnentec voting, no matter for what rennon, in not |»ertoo for h:i nraforicai manner—as mitted in some Mateo. In mime ntnteo, with an overwhelm­ if ihe ,|irrrh were one tic had ing majority for one party, minority nupiKirtern may feel too found in the (idcket of an old dirtenuraged to vote. What incentive to turn out for the prosuit.- Timei-Union Which belong­ nidential election exlMr for Maine DenuK-rato nr Miooinnippi ed lo inmrnne el«e ami he had Republicans? There still remain n large number, perhaps Hi,000,000, netcr seen tlie ipe;ch befire in his who are indifferent, fearful rtf lietraying their ignorance, life. unwilling to run the rink of jury duty, or resentful o f the Kven to liberal a '(tender of whole jrolitleal'setup. What would happen if all these came other people’i money *, Fair Deal out, especially the Inst group? Perhaps nothing, unless some Serretary of Commerce Sawyer, unscrupulous demagogue, playing on religious antipathy or just hack from s 10 nation iluriy class passion, brought them all out on his side. There could in Kurnpr, thinks there is too uc a national Huey fg>ng. He need not make his appcul to murh money fteing waited abroad. the |KH>r; there is such a thing as rabble-rousing directed to “ There is loo much ennfudnn and the prejudiced well-to-do. too much wailed effort” , he lays. Whatever the cause, voting has not gained as it should "Too manv |ir»q,Ie doing loo m*oy since tin* enil of the Wilt century nnd the tendency is not en­ things in Wr'tcrn Kurojte". And if couraging. The Sanford Herald NATO Membeni Hit In Ridffway Speech . . In the moat �T : 7 T ~ v - ttse ; ’■' .* 7 ■ -V , • n . - ' '.?■'■ ■'wW-TV" f . ' ? ’ ■’ •»,. ■ ■ :r -V . a fg fe PERSONALS Gsrnett White arrived Wrdnesday fiutn Norfolk, Va to spend th- Cbristtua* holiday with his parent*. Mi and Mr*. L. E. While. I H F li N avy* ' O tM ilt* r B e S cen e THE itANEORD H ik tLD < f ciday, Dee. 19, 1K2 P «fe 3 W ill O f M O u n ce Mi«*es Gu*tie and Irene Hinton, d, Hnrv .lame Boyle. Miss Bar0 * » •M t!igg> Mr*. Donald Jonrs like- (.1 ,,,t b u h l.- HoU(ihold®t. Priles f |" till , , 11 i.,- i iidul during the even.ii*l in ,i.c >md i. freshment* will b* f St *1. ^ t r.i * in ., I.*i - . • ii Hie i i . . i ■i.i >i . i. •iwfit ! i "Hi " •* !■ m *Vltit'l,. I'.ihI Ki aluttit . i, li''-tta will farm -It •liuinti tr. Mr** I'dhvmil 1*’ I iv i* i • ( hit** d l.\ Mm tllfttl )|ln| VI ill bd* U A ( agio. Mis S t ».1 tilJl'tt [Ml u . s 1 A ' Min* Sue Coluum nrrivod today from tho University of F'loridn in Gainesville l*i visit for the hnliduv* with her parent*. Mr, nntl Mr*. A. F. ('olio mi. Mnj. ami Mr*. Waller Turner are rxpecteil lo arrive tomorrow to «pond th>* holiday* with their parent*, Mr, ami Mr*. It. W. Turner and Mr. ami Mr*. A, F. Collutn. I lit1 light w right ii MHIITIONAI, SOCIETY iinlintinl On Page Fire) hut <lint ha* tm i't|ii;il Al Ilrock i* expected to arrive tomorrow from Garnlt Seminary on the Northwestern University eatnpu* in F.vatuton, III. to visit hi* mother, Mr*. Nancy 11rrn*k for the holiday* Lt. nnd Mr*. Alfred llomlney and daughter Ann huve arrived from Dnpid City, S. I), to visit their parents, Mr. nnd Mr*. L E. Southward and Mr. uml Mrs. San­ ford Dolidney, for the holidays. Hendrick was his brother Peilen ■$ Hendrick of Atlanta; nml ushernn * f.v i groomsmen were David Leonard, Mr. and Mr*. Henry Witte wire hnnoted last K undir with a ti ■ i><the bride'* cousin. Kirby Fite Jr., .i.i i ti Harold Chapman nml Denny Aus­ golden wedding ai.niversury ut their home pit West Fti 1 f-'reei M u 'h v t . H it 11 - . l i t ' ‘ called during the afternoon to •\|oe»* their euiigntl alien Mi and Mi- V\ ' tin. Mil*' noil I "t The mother of the bride, Mr*. Henry Witte Jr., an (lie left llial then two daughtei Appleby, wore a gown of hyacinth blue crepe and a complexion veil stu lih d with rhinestone*. Mrs. Presbyterians Plan Hendrick was gowned in rose luce For Overflow Crowd uml both mothers wore corsage? of \ tiny lavender orchid*. The bride’* I KID \Y /I grandmother, Mrs. W. J. David, The First Presbyterian Uhun I Tin I' I I Cla«* of the I • > » M i l ' I* \ 1 /V wore a gown of dark wine colored is nmking arrangement* to him Kapil*! Clmnli will iloi't at lb* #* • \ ■ i, .. d l t d . i l l ................... II" crepe with u corsuge of white die an liver flow congregation Kan lit me ef Mis, L. M . i ilitoll, I• ' t It" el IN1 II Ml . itd.dl camellias and the grandmother of day night al 7:/5 p. in. when It* Fieitch Avenue, fm it* iinuu.il / f i n k ilJ'M'l the bridegroom, Mrs. t). M. I'eden nil music candlelight service ede 1'hiislmils paltv and rov'rvd tb'b \\cm of Hliurla, (ill., wore soft green hrnting the Nativity will ln‘ pie ilmni’1 al 7 'll) p in Kill It mdiil" ' 11 )■' I' \ complimented with rubra camel- seated, according la the Rev. \ is a-liil In tiling a glfl fm •' II" hap. I I ■ It Mi lin». I ti. Mclnni*. minister. W T • ti* Increasingly laige audiences f it ', 1. 1 . t Following the wedding a recep­ S n n fo rti I. im I iji * N m *•* W 1 |IM 7 'S N : tion was held ill the spacious home have enjoyed this Christmas sen M ill liuld a C h i i 't n u i * p a ltv d \ ,l , • '' VI. I of the bride’s aunt and uncle, Mr. lee each year, Mr. Mclnni* stal'd H iv ir h u ll lo w h ich il» p u l.In • * f U) j ’ " 11U1' N i ami Mrs. (Irmly llcrnmti at ill<> today, nml the interest of tho-i iiiv iit ’tl K iirh pi'i mu i v s ’r M 11 1 West First Street. A beautiful who have heard it and heard of u 11r 11) kT Iv in t lltH (»f Immi| ii w fill'll 1 V M 1 1 ( >t tl V ' Yuletide theme was ulso used in Indicate Hint the listening group util tu In- v.t'11! In t in ’ m l* 1 jut* b**Mi* LEE'S 1 I ' I .1 I I I the large rooms of the Herman thi* Sunday will he th" hugest of . ii 1>1in I led by ih< l o o t ill < n il" v illi' T ill I’M iu t^ k ll ‘ Ml * il It •** 1 Ml' 1 1 i | h . 1 I’ • home with silvered magnolia all. To mid to the reverent ntni"* tfi n>i1 u ill nl-M >•*■ 11**rin 1• 11 tn to « il\ , . \ C. leaves and myriads of glowing shite taper* in silver cnrulelnhrn phero of tile calldle-lit sanctum v *peetill deem at ions tone been pn forming a lovely silting. ' '1 \%If 1, ’ * t Curst* were met at the door by pared by Mrs. Vidor Drown'* coin Charity Bull Will H l.l* l t ■( ’ , ♦ \ Mr*. Ilurke Steele and Mm. W. II. iiiittec, the pastor said \\ ■ I ill* | Tlie program that will lie given Take Place Tom orrow Kirby and shown to the receiving , . i M i: \t < line in the living room by Mrs. try the "I voice f hailed choir and talk ut lit-' lint i f l u ' lined, lluqi MIn foe Corliy. Presiding at the the l-'l girl* of the Youth choir will lie made iqi < > f 1 1 anthem* follow I ’1IIIf -* it f i’ tMtl HHi 1 ' * m a tm > k In it ,Mnl 1.1 I tm r 11 ) i tm up rig h i, bride's book were Mrs. lludy Sloan I . . Ing tlic theme of "t'hiistma* Cat M tin f i i ■! 1 A m il 1’>i m m itf t B hi i mr ■ I'm el \ I I !' i.h i In.M cil with At iilfX I'nr and Mrs. Denny Austin. * 1 . f tl v 1* 1 h ols fcoiii Many Nations" according I Ilf In st III U;i|l l I' I" ’ ll f i Hill ! I.l l The hridui table wn* covered to Mrs. linage Tonliy, ininistei of it in w m il tin f**r lilt ' h i * ! nm mu i, with a white satin cloth and deco­ music, under whose directlun tie' 1B’I u H i i h I m < lilt• it \ H ull * l»i 1 till i ,i t .' IM -I i - :' m uml .s.’iii. , - ,( \s , rated with cluster of white camel­ service lias lieen |irepurt*l. fu r I m m im ii >\\ nlitlB w h it It w ill »« lias and maidenhair fern. At one | Following tho plating of chimes Open Saturday : i i k ! W \ ( W eek Till i) P. M. side of the table wn* a five tiered that la'gins lit 7:25 p. in. the fol IlM tltH C ( '■ llllt t l F IlH itlllN \MliM, Mu v .h r u in . wedding cake topped with white lowing order of wor»lil|i will lie 1nil'll*^ In 4*»i’'iiM!yn M 1 »• . f . "iriMi t *i-,v orchid*, and balanced nn the other ohnrrvedi M i *»*t P n h n tu ( ' h h n ii L m stiti 1 M i m » ..ft hide with H large antique five Preludes, — Variation* oil a Yrti lit* JliMMlmtifi hltvi- h ic li i l l " ♦ »* I' III .. Ii* i liMtin branched silver rnmleluhrn holding Noel, Duple, (u) Theme; (h) Ling- f • M|| | S tlllflitii 1.* tith e |H ltf Ml Ml* H ih . i, ' *1 I’ * M|l| V I white tapers. Serving the cake hrtto i i|.« M i i f f it ir itm l vvtll hi* »*i| hv hmiii* 1h*« . h i ll were Mrs. Mildred Whe.de*. of 1 1 W 'll ' ' Puer Nutu* Esl, Titvondii Pm- M i t * ■!« an H iivi i . \1 i *»h .I jh h I i mii Orlando, and Mrs. Clifford Proc­ cestlonal Hymn, "i>, Come All Ye j i r n s oil on WVifiiMNihi v fio m I * 11,< f*»l Jl he |il tor, nml assisting them were Mr*. Faithful” ; Invocation; "Itreuk I Tn i v, 1.1"mil v 111 1it t ilt t* i iit „ \ i ‘ vi 11«*t * 1' Il Vi Joel Field and Mr*. II. Wayilo Forth, t) Renulenii* Heavenly she i ' tu nku ig a -q ilclid ld l i i u u l ut ,v ill I it Itueker. ♦ :m; MAST FIR S T < \ M OKI) I'llONK 1222-J Light i Dach; "O, itetlili'lieni," d r a m a lie s , and M i< * i 'a - - n h . t 1MJ|I . .HIV 1 Punch was served from another Dickinson; “ Carol of tin* Little table balanced nt each end with King," Caldwell; "Lullaby in the crystal punch tmwls and in the j Manger," Vnnlell; "Cniol of Hie renter wn* another antique silver1Klieep Dells," nrr. Kountx; offercandelabra with lighted while ta­ atnry, "Ave Minin." Hi iiulietl. Mrs. per*. White camellias anil fern I Tmihy at the organ. also decorated the punch table. "As it Fell Upon the Night," air. Presiding nt the punch lam I* were Davis; "How Far Is It In llotliMr*. Francis Meriwether, Mrs. E. Ichem," Kliaw; "Glory to God," air. IL Kilpatrick Jr. and Mrs. D. E. Shoreiiiiint; “ Hhepherd's Clm tmns I, LY f. S ! ^ Chapman. Assisting with the Kong," air. [licklnsiin; *’ 1,1111■- .lesu U •* i guest* were Mrs. Hubert Magnus- of Draga," arr. Gaul; "A i hi 1stson, Mrs, Raymond Herron, Mr*. mas Fantasy," nrr. Glib, o a *, i Harold Chnnninn, Mrs. Huy Tillls, 111 extending a welcome I" •.cryV Mrs, A. I,. Skinner nnd Mrs. Dow one, Mr. Mrlnnls asked that wor­ V / } V\ land Wesson of Geneva. shipper* ho in their seats l»inir In Later In the evening Mr. and 7:115 p. m. nnd thin avoidh c ills, l Mr*. Hendrick left for n short turhnnec* after the Slim lots f wedding trip to Daytona Dench started. The bride worn a tweed suit in shade* of blue with Navy acces SHI M) LOVE A BUM Si:! sorle* and the while orchid* from MethodintH To Have her bridal bouquet. Upon their re­ (hrisl mas Service turn they plan In reside In Atlanta I Itr f I d im 111 s h ip | i f i in where Mr. Hendrick Is a*soclnled with the Georgia Department of The choir of tho First Mdho» i!i F If 111 r i l i i n i i i * i R i f f l i l t i l l * I'lii i' -s-s % Laltor and attending the Univer­ di*t Church, under the direction sity of Georgia, * i l i d ( i i I l« ir «;«l ' h l h if* ‘ t / * - I f U of Roger Harris, has prepared u Among guest* from out of town unique Christmas service for who attended the wedding were lover* of good Christmas music. I >nm Rev. ami Mr*. Hendrick, Peilen The service consist* of a cantata Hendrick, Miss Frulicr* Reeve all anil a enrol nml ramlle lighting of Atlanta; Mr*. O. M, I'eden of service. Thi* give* the congrega­ Hpirtn; Ml** Harhnra Ann Kden- tion no only nn apportunitv to field nnd Ml** Darhara Chapman hear some great music hv tho of Jacksonville; Ml** Ruby Austin choir hut also nn opportunity for of Amcrlcui; Mr. nnd Mrs. Dale participation In the service by V. Moore, Mr*. Wheel***, Mr*. singing carols, tho Rev. J. K. Mc­ Joseph Lee, Mr*. C. Hnhman and Kinley, stated this morning. Mr. and Mr*. Verne Whecle** of The cantllo lighting *ervii" I* nrlando; Mr, and Mr*. A. R. a beautiful piece of pageantry, Whcelea* of Mancheiter, la.; Mr. portraying in symbolic form the and Mrs. O. W. Nicholson, Mr*, romlng of the Christ, a* the Mary Nicholion and Mr*. Court­ of the World, Rev. Mc­ ney Porter of Titusville; Mr. and Light Kinley uihloil. Mr*. E. C. Dnmi of DeLaml; and The rnntnt, "The Nativity," by Mrt. Walter Yarlmruugh and Mr*. iloRcr C. W fhnn, is n tnont inolo* W*«*on of Geneva. Itfitbii iitlnii illou* portrayal of tho Christian* ii) (till Mill. Story. Tho lololst* In th» rnolatn In t lull 1r1in Henry A. Drown, vanity wrest­ will ho Mr*. W. G. Fleming, Mrs, f ling and golf coach at Grlnncll Georgo Harden, Mr*. Roy Wall, from 1.95 College, la also the Dean of Men, Robrrt Dennett, George Harden Millets from a.II.’ Jr., Dr. II, Wnydo Rucker ami David Hester, The puhllc I* cordially invited to participate In tho service. CALENDAR OF WEEKLY SULIM. tCRVITIES Mr*. Clnude Hendrick dr., whose marriage to Mr. Hendrick took |ilace lout night in u beautiful candlelight ceremony at the First Methodist Church, I* shown in her lovely gown of Chantilly lace and satin. Mr. uml Mr*. Hendrick are now nt Daytona Ilencli nml plan to make their home in Atlnntn, (iu. where the bridegroom i* working with the Georgia Depnrtnn nt of l.ahm and attending the University of I Georgia. Miss Appleby Married To Claude Hendrick Jr. In Lovely Christmas Candlelight Ceremony •The Christina* theme wn* beau­ tifully and artistically employed lo form an effective background fqr the marriage of Nancy Jean Appleby, daughter of Mr. amt Mr*. Humid A. Appleby, to Clnude A Hendrick dr. soil of the Rev. and ^ Mrs. Claude Hendrick of Atlanta, (la. The double ring marriage cer­ emony wus performed ln*t night by the father of the bridegroom assisted by the Itev. J. K, McKin­ ley, pnutni- of the local eburrh at 8:1)0 o'clock. The hack of the rostrum wn* hanked with pine l*ough* nnd tall basket* of m l poinsettius, white gladioli, nm) holly berriea und ' # (treencry, (irnduated candelabra bold tall lighted while taper*. Thu /nil of the rostrum was covered In white ami decorated with clus­ ters of holly. Spiny* of rrdnr nml holly tied with red satin ribbon mnrkrd the pew* of the church. Mr*, d. I.. McKwnn played a program of wedding music In­ cluding "livening Ibdls" by Kin­ der; "(t Thou Sublime Sweet Eve­ ning .Stai". Wagner; "Adoration", l.efehUre-Wlly. Mr*. J. L. Corley, 14 soloist, fang "l I.ove You Truly" by lloml: and lie Hnnlclot’s "Decause". [luring the ceremony Mrs. McEwan softly played "My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice" nml the tra­ ditional wedding nun idles were used. Mnllntte** Kurd's Prayer N» were sung by Itoger Harris at the do** of the service. The bride wn* given in murrlngi' by her father uml wore a lovely gown of Chantilly lace nnd satin The gown was fashioned with an EDinbethim collar, fitted bodice and long sleeves coming to points over the hands. The full skirl, ter­ minating in a rnthrdru! tiuui. was purled in the front to icvcnl an Insert of crystal pleated nylon tulle. She wore a four-tiered veil of imported UAiaion aitnrhrd to a half hat of lace outline in seipiins and pearls. She carried a cusrude bouquet of white chi ysunlheinums und white orchids. Her maid of honor, Mis* Fran­ ce* Ann Itrev c of A thin lit, wore u bouffant floor length dies* of soil green featuring a iliupul velveteen hodlee. The dress fentmed nn at­ tached stole of velveteen nnd ny­ lon net skirl over velveteen. She wore mitt* of the soft green vel­ veteen, The bridesmaid*, the Misses Ihmnn Witte, einisln of Ml** Ap plrliy, Dailniiu Chapman, Durham Ann Edentield ol Jneksonvilie anil Ituliy Alston of Ameiicus, (iu., wore gown* of deep ruby red of the rxuel design of the maid of honor's. They wore matching mitts and all carried a cusenile arm iHMiipict of holly lienies and full age. Serving a* he«t man for Mr. OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT GIVE YO U R SELF BEAUTY! Let thi* holiday season find your mirror reflecting ■ lovelier you . , , with ex* citing new hair beauty! Our etyllit* will dtiign » rolf fare especially for you . ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON 117 North Park qb sensati o n a i $ 7.50 ALL AMERICAN I Qim . dZo&^on. & MENS ^ \ WEAR K fNrV' 3.95 A GIFT1 OF ■. 311 Phone 717 \ V \\h TOUCHTON’S Saturday Special CHICKEN PIE — HOME STYLE CHOICE ONE VEGETABLE HOT ROLL — CREAMERY BUTTER HOT COFFEE OR TEA ..................................................................................... S COMPLETE DINNERS — i* A L L D A Y SUNDAY FEATURING IHRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mra. Norman Turkel tf Forest Hill*, N. Y. announeeil loilay th® birth of a son, Mark David, weighing 7 lb*., 0 ot*.. on D®e. 11 In New York City. Mr*. Turkel will b® remembered a* tho form e* Audr»y Toll. Distinctive I f up ctmtume lewelrt * (pin* tax) B illfolds From Robes 91 ( plus tax) quiltfd or smooth Flounre-trimnied IA !>5 laffrta pettlroal ^ Other* from 9^.93 | I 5 to |g9S 328 Exit First S tm t - SIT T * * ' * * ' B gj ,1., r m �• «• Christmas Boom Takes H uge Stride. S ta tio n * Today By WAYNE OLIVER NEW YORK UR - Ultra high fro agency (UHF) tetovlalon take* » ■lanl strtdo today, with four *]*• Uona rccalvlng trinimltlera for tending program* on cnannel* Mwly opened to video. Thev will race to get on lot nir i* oulckly M possible, and the | f . i ’- . f ;s rfc ra i AlUnllt « H iti-sd th­ eir*. d#vl*j***. creditor* <>r uti by, tfifouBh, •rrv U Tsntuin unknown IrMSler* »r ii*rtl#» under qt it*<»»«»••' riel U to Jammed at operator* of out(Continued Prom Pag# One) lying J»i [ loti are supplying tltlnn of convenient »uburb»n "shuttle service for their pat•hopping center* and—most nf all rona. PI Iphl* has banned all —tho city sale* tax of three tent* monger car* In the on the imllar. central city area. All Wnnntnnkcr More* outside Gripe* about the help situation Nov- Y'"’1, ''••peel to belter Inst are long nnd Intid. A Isw Angelo* year’s, volume. ’** *1 retailor complains: " l l ’i murder." Two umvusHl complaint* io llic Macy’* few York licked the help rmintry nt Inrne are lack of park­ problem I i Interviewing I7,ooo aping facilities for (hopper* and a plicants ir part-time Christina* shortage oi trained sale* help. work. S ix ___ houiand ____ were hired , InMerchant* blame a late Thanks­ eluded were nine Sant.,* Clause#— ______ giving for the traffic cni*h. They two more than last year. The big *ay people are trying to cram all store I* experimenting with a selfof their buying Into a shorter time. 1service toy department. Most retailers agr*e that the City. N. J . Is damming the honor shortage of holp »tcm* from cur­ In advance, saying II will have rent full employment amt general It* transmitter Installed and test prosperity—me same Influence* signal* on the air within hour*, that are bringing record crowds possibly by midnight, with regular nf shoppers Into (he store*. A merprograms starting al 5 pin., KST, chant In Richmond, Va., theorize* that part-time help la hard to get Saturday. All four station* have truck* and because people have more money engineers walling at Ihe Camden. In Chrlstma* club* and don’t need N. J.. plant of Ihe RCA Vlelnr the rxlrn work. Changed buying habits here and Division of Radio Corporation of America. My early afirrnoon they thrrr are attributed to Ihe Im­ hope to Ite rolling toward Ihrlr minent rhange In the national ad­ station* wllh their prized eoulp- ministration. Washington department store* ment. The nlher three are WRRATV, York. Pa.. WRRKTV «Vt1kr«- **v they are having * tough time narre, Ta.. and WHRT-TV. South ..se;lllng fumllure and nig*. They think It’s because government Job­ Rend, Ind The first IIIIF stalloo on Ihe holder* *re uncertain about their air was KPTV in Portland. Ore . future. The Republican victory 1* cred­ which started Hept. IB, but it tem­ porarily I* telecasting wllh equip­ ited elsewhere with loosening the ment u*ed by RCA for It* experi­ purse strings of higher-income mental station al Bridgeport. Conn. shopper*. Indisputably there ha* The engineering product* depart- been * big gain In Christinas saler In Ihe plushlrr type of slore com­ monly associated with such fnmon* name street* ■* Fifth Avenue in New York or Michigan Boule­ vard In Chicago. Typical of Ihe growing promi­ nence of suburban shopping center* 1* this comment from John C. Ilrtllcy. mnnuglng director of the Chamber of Commerce In White I’lnln*. N. Y., on New York City’* New Equipment (CtNHlMad f m fag# On#) IBM, IIB.000.00 In 1MM, and $10.000.00 In t«M. Arrangement* were made with the Sanford Atlantic National Hank to finance the B year pro­ gram and all equipment luppner* were paid In full. The .1 annual payment* which will he n.ild from the budget I* lo*» than I* u*ually put In the budget for replacing a part of the old equipment each year. In other word*, the city man­ ager *t«ted the coat will not he more than would probably lie homo by the City anyway, and the City geta the U*e and brneflt of new equipment and at the *amo time, the taxpayer get* value from pi* tax dollar. The appearance of the new equipment on the elrerl* of San­ ford should give the rltizen a setlHc of pride, Sir. Lemon declared ami give* non.rr*tdfntx the feeling that Hanford t* really progressive and inviting. All the new equipment I* painted armour yellow, and will have a distinctive drcsleomsnla ln*lgnl* of the City neat (Seminole Indian Head) on each *l<le of earh ple<% of equipment. The police car* will b# of ranary yellow color for mn»t effecting traffic control. Monthly school* for truck and equipment driver* arn being »et no (In roperntlon with the truck deni­ er* of Sanford) for more efficient care alld use of the new equipment. Tlie first consmitlve double in Dele ware Park’s ChrisllanH Stake* was scored In the 10112 re­ newal when W. (J. Iview’s Cen­ time won. The Pimpernel, also owned by laiew, won tho luftl tunning. E n t ch W . L o + > Is Elected President O f Negra G roap Enoch ,W. I-ewl* w#n elected president of the nu*lnr*a, Professlonal and Civic Club, local Ne­ gro men’s organisation, at a meet­ ing of the group this week. Other officer* selected In the annual election were Matthew* Williams, vice-president; Mr*. Ida II. William*, secretary; Min tiernice Johnvm. recording »ecretnry; Etlekel Dixon, treasurer; Albert L. flattie, biMnrs* man; Calvin Hagan, rhaplaln, anil Herbert Cherry, reporter. The club’* motto, according to Cherrv, I* "Our effort* are not limited by time, luvnuse within ourselves, our future Ilea," while the objective of the organisation Is to help build a l>etter commu­ nity f"l nit tie people. Currently, the club I* emqw-rnllng with two other organisations In rollcl*lng funds to provide Christmas food basket* for IW needy families. Each nf these bas­ ket* Is In rnnlaln about 20 sepa­ rate Item*. -• Those person* wishing to con­ tribute to the worthy r»u*e may mall their donations nr take them to the Mosley and Son’s Funeral Home, or contact can Im made with the rluh by railing MIMlJ or 401 and the contribution* will be picked up. "Al the close of the year, 1052." Cherry said as spokesman for the clttb, "the members of the Itusiness, Professional and Clvir Club wish to thank the many people, clubs and nil organisation* for their fin# cooj>«r*tlon In th» many pr"}-1*** 'YVtrjrAylclrd." ’ ntW ciob will hold Ita next reg­ ular meeting Sunday, to b« foi« lowed by mooting* on the flrit and third Sunday* of each inontb. Tha dub's board moot* th# Wednesday preceding each flrat and third Sunday. "Our greatest cndcnvnr 1* to do a* much good n« possible wherever | needed," Cherry raid. "With our ninny effort* united together to do good and by the will of (iod, we *hall enjoy a better community of tomorrow. LAST TIMES TONIGHT Movieland Kidc-In Theater Han Unique Christman Gifts An unusual Christmas gift la offered by Movieland Mblc-ln Theater. It has fittingly been rail­ ed "The Rook of Happiness", It I* not s novel, nor a biography but is of dlmlnutlvre site and un­ important looking on the outside. When opened, Ilia book carries n beautiful holiday design that breathe* the Christmas spirit. Within ere pmres nf coupon* of varying denominations which may he oxrhanged for theater tickets. These Christinas Coupon Rooks, ot "Hook* nf llnpplne**" come III three convenient aisr* and are very salable for Christmas Gifts for rhi.ldren slid grown-ups alike, anil make much appreciated gift*. They allow Ihe recipient to spread lire gift over many cnjovuhle weeks and bring the thoughtful donor to mind cnch time hie coupon* me exchanged nt the tliruter for entertunimcnl. ALSO — NEWS - CARTOON and SHORTS “Rdmicolor SATURDAY— DOUBLE FEATURE NIGHT RIDERS M O NTANA SUNDAY AND M ONDAY! ylng. jvar. | ,T or •aihYr''Wtle. % It. C. Dnlliln, manager of the »oft goods and luxu Dnllas, Tex., retail Merchant* A»- Richmond, Va., Alfn iiielallon, tigures his year’s Christ- manager of Miller K mas sales will hit a new high of dicta: "We're M w more than eight million dollars I record for volume wllh men's furnishings, lenthrr I merchandise—this cl goods, hosiery and toys among the son.” leaders, I Television sell are llnslon merchant* expect n rec- In Seattle and San F ord Christmas volume If the weath-| of the biggest dopa er I* good for the rest of the In St. Louis note a shopping season They report nils*- |demand for toys, es and women’s wear selling best I — — — — and home appliances doing well hut toy sales down from last *or*Jvlngj Hkf|'|'l" r,l>iAl)fjli w im IjanVJ “j ' V a i n V K v i n e poratlom j. » ■ ^VlTKlV: Ms wits anrt If d.sd th#,unb*own V*. throuijn, under «r hie wire. If llvloa. sod If ^ olTier parllr* claiming hfi lhlVn'«ifr- sax. ';.r.c:s,i::.'rv.wAi.r. iiAititV u t e w i| ,,ap«U??: hrtr*. d « la !!I I sa S le e *. f cis llt "# *. « rr»|lit.t* "I IIIUse p*ril«ii niaimlna bv. InrojiaH under or aaajnst l»ntiaa *T•'’J’.L tin rat dee*s«eai all persoli* haV|iiB ,r ilnlinlog l» lid*r any light. I1"* ir Inirmsi in in* following d"euill/i'il pnuisriy located lo Used. no|r i'onuU e forlda. lu-wlli tlTgliAlt'l” fv W of the NM"t;of. ' ■ . T .ti • J u. . s l. . i. I l l ban Storring $ H i tv e /A 4 k l coiontr7 » BOOKS 4 HAPPINE Dvscts# w HUGO FREG0NCSE MOVIELAND NEWS CARTOON — SHORTS SANFORD ' O R LA N D O h i g h w a y Lower price* are luring shoppers into Indianapolis stores, wllh deholding up lor classes iit nicrchnndlse except TV. A record volume apis'ars likely. ha( with experimental isiuliunenl Southern retailer.: ;ay Increased employ mint In texlllo 'jjjlils^jyjJ EverY°ne HiJi Lis* «» » • form fln * ou t (lo w ° u* now. •*cluilv. foot C h B v r o lo fj 001 w^ y... Chevrolet. F/n >°" Pci ror H wore pe«q,f0 to III* » ( • « « • J«n nny other 11as* th s n c s ii on •*la -l111? ,Ttf•• h»nt« Baat.llM f)-. jh|ilr# a !M ft , thsncs lu»i T*n» i th* point of bagtnnlna. V^fU°bf4’lh* NWU of g*oio, Twp. to rinuih, liana* *ANti b a c 11 o r you aric uy lUigt.’ lliiti to *atv* rour nr olhsr dsjsnslvs pUailnt bsfurs th# IOh dsy of Jan. isit. *• esquired by law or liters# Pro rithfiiiso will hr I Basin*! you and til* csum ro««»it *s nsrly. Th* poor'nr th* nlslivtlff ar* ll*k#r nisi. HU Slslrnlf llufldlag “!i*r*"lillp*ndllii[ In Ihs CIruiirl of th# Ninth Judicial of Florida. In and far HandouBty, rlorlda. In Chsnosrv jr«v!*t«'l Oil* of th# *ull Ir wry a #t at*. D#f*ml anla, * nd ta» amusr Is f’hsnoary N«. INI IrVn t flt l’fl.. W. of. th# NM Mora P ow tU A V A IV I-M MTAO 1MOINI w llh Pow.r- flfIdo Automatic Trontmlulon A complete automatic power team . . . ilmpkr, amoothar Powerylldo, with Its own extra* ] See what yen |#j« with theie | facM w Chevreht lw tiii»» efful engine. Optional on Luxe models at extra coet. No other low-priced car glvee you safety p la it glaaa all around . . . or offera E-Z-Eyo p la n glaaa aa an extra-coat option. n iA ! .-J f LJ BODY 1Y MHIR Fisher Body h worUWaniou* for smarter ttyllnfl. for etiperlnr crafiimunship, Tor th# stNngth and safety o f Uniitecl Conilruc* lion. Only Chevrolet in Its field ollen Body by PUher. i powerful brtkeTxre In tho low-prk* field. tt! O kvri cntjno power Impui* Pexformsac# �t u f . f- vN ritnn n r n \ in rriday, rise.' Is. r* ce * .Irlamli. mocler in |i-» efnsrsl di iccllon id Ihe Philippine*. MANILA iiB—A late season In The Manila Woatner Hruenu told i (iENEVA NEW S | By BOO ANTHONY cifle typhoon was reported today the *tnrm ua* generating BO-mile ntWRMUlttnfrtA!WW«Af<r5rwistrAiMg«nr«*t«oW*s*"<* s* , *,u ,t,a -*4 tfy Jtt9H ADDIK PIIBVATT s~ .• I . . — J With Christmas right around the 170 mile* northeast of Hie Palau winds. Mr. and Mr*. William Sattir- corner many men aboard the sta­ fleld ami daughter left Sunday for tion whoM iionu-s arc up north ate Ocenna, Va. where they will make Irdvlog Hntiford in time to Ite honir tor a wiittu Christina*. Those men their home. Mr. ami Mr*. Max Kennedy of trom the north who are staying St. I’ctci*hnr* are here to spend here foi Chnstmns might he won­ *nni4 time wuth their son-in-law dering how to get Into the spirit of anil daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Rich­ Christina* wltnout any *now. To those of you men who consider till* ard Kors and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Baxter and a problem, may I suggest you at­ family had a* Ihrlr guest* over tend the special Christinas piothe weekend their «nn-ln-law and gram at tile First Presbyterian ihnghter, Mr. mid Mrs, Felton Church In Sanford this Sunday Perry and daughter of Hollywood, It will he a progrAin of Christ­ Fla. mas music entitled "Christina* A number of people from here i Cam!* from Many Nation*’’ and attended the Churrh Services at pruving that carol music I* uni­ the Cliuluntn Baptist Church. versal. the choir will sing anthems N««w <inllirni'M'ii Mi^trr 1 on^olr #f»7.,».0n Mr. and Mr*. Jushton Marshall representing Spain. Slovakia. Kug liulhriui'M'ti ♦ »! N« i ! t I’ in ii fori' Sfilnrl fJJirT.OO and daughter of Daytona Bench land, France, Austria, Portugal visited Mr, and Mr*. Kdson (loll. and, of course, tho I'nited State*. l ’M*d I'nrUnl llnh» limiul A I l. I'.xrtHpiil Mr. and Mis. J. J. Loftier and The program should definitely help I omfllhm - AM N. vt K n s flMinil Y*ii ran Is* ' -stir !nbl* so iiJuhtiny of Ohio arrived here tn put you In the -piril of this fes­ to apetn] the winter. it --I 'a dm l-^rt -f irt,f* when I' afil pullerm.«n 1 pi11; lit Urtnmlilimii’il tive season. It will begin at 7: IfA Mr, nnd Mr*. Kd Futnutn ar­ with five minutes of chimes play­ y si i fh.srtt* r. Oof linos Gtrriioq t *nim1 St f iiimI I pr IitIlf Hi-r nil'll IHimtil 11H i,“i ,011 rived here from Foil Wayne, Iml. ing carol* and the entire program pnttero rmH ih'-ris ore 1A lo to spend tha, winter. VM m Tin* Uhih* iVfrt'H liirItnfi* Ill'll f n Itnl litinrrintri1 will last one hour. Kveryone l< Wel­ Mr. »nd Mrs. Edvnn doit and come so bring your wife or girl­ ch;'OVi* fr ' n Th^'i b-tlor bolMr*, (irorgo Lindsey have a* their friend for ml hour of enjoyable f’h'fii f tn \ij;ht Nppm nt nirnt .* noec find cut design guest* thrli son, brother. Theodore Christum* music. «tr« thlnqv you rrni feel nnd Lindsey of Louisiana for Chi 1stTwo kiddies fT. lsImn* pal tier mn*. K A D K ir S IM A N O S T O R K v-e. Come in mon nnd ma The deneva School held their are scheduled to lie given ntifiArd bow emy il iv to own Gorhnm li '! t Mtrtlr \vrnur I’Hoiir IJUMV the station on Tuesday and WedAnnual Christmas play* and Sierling through our conven­ ^lirlstmn* free at the Geneva neadn'y of next week. Tuesday * hrhool auditorium Ttteiday night. parly 'will he for the orphan* from ient budq-t plan. Tin1 first, second grid third grades the Miel hod 1st Home in Hntrrprlie. 1 Fvery man aboutd the stullon has Chrlstma*. rho fourth, fifth and A l l 111 Alt'l'i'P n p r lt f lf " t »»"L| I * gave the play of Clnderella'a 1conlrihutcd some -if hi* own limn(•n-w'ltr r*S* -'■* # **ir- <I*, ! ey ho that ihi* patty mignl '«■ iivtli Rtnde* gave the |day of The p I ria n t pn J - n 't '* m '* " n l. Christina* Stork, and tho seventh given. The chiidten will he given and eighth grade* gave The a turkey dinner in the Station CltrUtiim* Miracle. After the plays Mess Hall after which they will he Suntn entertained and distributed taken to the Station Auditorium to gift* and randy to all the children. sec some movies la-fore I,ring pre­ sented with Christmas gifts by Santa himself. Lake Monroe I'liiiue 7-A\ |'i>i t-vt-miiR a|i|ioiii1 ment The pArty on Wednesday will he lly HADIR HODRRIIUIM for the dependents of naval pcl-| and they will also he able lo The Lake Monroe School pre­ sonnet vented their Christinas ploy, see SantA CtAus since special arProphecy Fulfilled". Monday eve­ raUgrnienta have la-en made tu W m . C . I \ f t d c r ning at 8;0fl p.m. The Story of the bring hlrtt hack to the station Hint He will present tlo- vjond hoys Birth of Jesua vn* presented by day. the seventh and eighth grades. and girls with Christmas stockings .I c w i I c r Mary wax played hy Hllvia Price filled with candy and fhvot*. Also and Joeph was played hy Finery im-ludid In the progiam will he Hawkins, The third, fourth, fifth in minutes of cartoons. r i f i f f l jfe l 4 f i l l f l i r t t\i<Sl? Another Dale Carnegie course in And sixth grade* sang carol* be­ tween scene*. "The Doll* Christ - "Public Hpeaking nnd Human ReI*||a11|«- l**/ \\ |1 1 >mi111 I*il' f* mas" a shoit play, w>« given hj latlnns'’ nany he held heir In Hunthe fimt and second grade* under fold, The las! Date I’amcgh- 'las* +i *J*•.. r: ■»t "*J tlie direction of their teacher, Mrs. lo he held here 1.1 ftnefold wA* Virginia Trawlck. After the pro eonslilcred quite Slie-e-iful aeeilhlgram Old Hindu Claus appeared ing to report* fiom the two men mi the *cetu< to give all the chil­ |nhoard the ntntinn who were en­ dren present candy, compliments rolled in it. If you are interested lit enrolling In the course you mAy of the P.T.A. The Lake Monroe Home Demon­ obtain further Information try con­ stration Club met Friday, Pee. t:!, tacting the Hlntlrm Kdurnllnn Of^ R E A L BICYCLING PLEASURE at the home of Mr*. Wesley (iile*. flee. During the pmginiu they learned how tn make Christum* deioru PVT. STALIN IN ULHY tluns. After the program, gift* CAM I* GROHN. Germnny i.H — Were exchanged and deliviou* re­ The imidkpeakor ImioiuciI nut "Pvt. , freshment* were served hy the J .Stalin" and everyliody gaix-d. hostelses, Mr*. Wesley (tile*, Ml*. Then a young Polish soldier who Irene llarrl*. and Mrs. W. It. Is in Ihe U. S Army under the lilt Went Klrnl Slrct-I I'linne I I’dA Giles. aliun enlistment program ox 4 2 ® Mr. *nd Mr*. Janie* l*rlrstrr, plained: Anil children, Angela, .llmmy, Jackie, ariii I’amliia, hum North i ’ n To Carolina, left today after spend­ ing A few day* with Mnf. I.mira PlIlAtl'r, And other relative* at Lake Mop me Corner, Mr*. Isireen Week spent the son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Forne, In G o o d r ic h week-end with her dnilglitei ami Kiulmtnee. Mr*, p. V. Warren ha* as her goct-t* her son ami daughter-inlaw, AII/c abd Mr*, flioru’* Winren of Wyoming. Mr. anil Mr*. James Prie*tci ami chllihen, Sirs. Lauiu Priisler, amt Mr*. H. It. Martin were the guest* of Mr, and Mr*. W. W. Pilrster and family in Daytona Ih-ach Thuisdny. TVPnoON R F P nn ir.n Blues In The News Additional Society (l nntinuerl From I'axr Three) Fidelia Class Has «• _ . . . Christmas Party *oa* >n were enjoyrd under the ill* cpctlon of Mr*, D. K. McNab amt p*i*e» wrw presented to Mr*, <ir»dy Duncan inn! Mm. F o k , after refre.lfAenf* w e * aervril I1^**1*” ineliidinw: Mm. GuteM, MV*, p. fb Cooper. Mi t, Knx, Mis. I\ Cl. Brown, Mrs. {-. ||. Mdse, Mi*. Vctnun Dnvi*. Mm. \V. II. D'lrent, Mr*. G. L. niineaii, Mr*. Hnnml Davis, Mr*, L. p. limner, Mr*. .1. Whitaker, Mr». limn tinnier, Mr*. Arnold Wllb m ,, Mr*. J, V. June*. Mr*. Miltnn Moore, Mr*. MrNah, Mt«. f>. c. IL>r*dorf, Mr*. Hart Cou*e, Mr*, V. r. Messenger, Mr*. Cameron, Mr.. I£. A. William*. Mr*. 8. C. (Jmhnm, Mis* Jeannette Lrtinu and .Mi** Loren* Franklin. _____ The home of Mm. J. M. Cameron on Celery Avenue was the seem* tor the annual Chrixtma* party of tlW Fidelia CImr* of the Flint Huptint Churrh Inst evening with her Ktoun nervine n» ro-hnstr**.'., A Tiolltlny atmosphere prevailed in the lovely decoration* which run* I*led of greenery, holly her* rlet, and burning red tapei* in crystal holder*, (to the mumel the larKe mlrroi refleeled nn arrangement of the Nntivlty group hat* anted mi inch nine l»y miuintuic Christinas tree* Hindi* ol eoloml ImlU. ^tr*. Jnhn Fox preuld-v! over n snort builne** session and tin dv---------votlonal, lotsed on the Christum* b ish o p hAh l y t r e a t e d Story,i wax Rlvrn ” h' ” " hy ni Mm. r *M. »•. t» if j HumBarrier. Curlier. A revhed revived ver-do-ver-do- or or, MONO KONG ufV-Calhnllc lllvh tho Wide wits presented to Mr*, op Patrick Cleary nl Nanchenii h. K. iiHichei, t< aeiirr oi the i.ia*s diocese. Kiangxi province,. China, and name* were drawn lor the reached Ilona Kon« indny, pale gift* which were Inought hy mem- :ind ranged after 10 Vnnnths a* n ner* itml placed under a Rally Conimnnl.vt prluonlT ileeoM t*'‘ ree -ent-ine; the dining nishup Cleary ami Iwo other room table, A collection of $M Irish rliurchmrn- Father* Seuina* V..J* >*s.i, mi Ik- u.Mii a* a chnsi- o'Hcilly and Luke O'Heltry-atood * ♦ •'I'* •- the fi .mi u |i*pti*i, puhllc trinl and were atoned and Children ■ Home In Lakeland. •spat spat upon. upon The The bishop hlshon wa» exi ’.co con.i . . . |„ . ........ „ the priird and ihe other* JaHtrd. So Nice for H e r . . 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IMS 2.BH to 10.1)5 Open EtfchfoRft TUB White, Black, Navy, Corner Second and Palmetto 1334 r to GENE'S TEXACO SERVICE PlIONt: llhR IIJO BAN Ft) HD AVGNlUi ,F . G o o d r i c h FltST IN RUBilR 1 _______ 1.08 to 10.9S Use Oar Convenient Lay • Away : % jK ffl . V i; f vj y i,'; V i'i) I, <' -,i> . - 1 V. ■. r u iU - A -j 1. g p’ t ir T 'ic n ^ r i v v ‘V • - i 1 �, 'HP'T'Z*7 - - — —r ■ Seminole Cagers Play Edgewater In Orlando Tonight § TIIF, SANFORD HRIlAl.D E a g le s A r e F a vored Pago • Friday, Dec. II, IMS By; 17 P o in ts ; F e d JayV ees To P la y S e a so n ’s Opener By KENT CIIRTI.AIN Coach John Scott'* green Semin* la eager* will try again for their ola first basketball win tonight when they Invade Orlando to play Edgewater of the so-called ‘‘ Big Ten.*’ It will be the season’* first l i a a of the year for Ihe Junior Vanity Calory Fed* who war# cheated out of Ihe opener with Winter Park here last Friday ■O'nlng due to Ihe Tri-lll-Y foot til I banquet that night. The varsity, after Idling the opener to winter Park by an ignomlnou* C2-30 score, will be trying at lea*t to Improve on their first period ocoro of only one marker ogalnit the Wildcat* . Scott’* charge* have not praetited much thla week, he reporta, since moit of the * hove been ilged working on C h r U t m a a Joba. In *plte of la*t w e e k ’* .11 • 10 score at the end c|f the Initial half. Ihe Fed* bounced hack to almost keep up polnt-for-polnt with Wlrtter Park’* nighty touted *corlng giant* In the final two ntaneaa, “ Our boy* were not clicking la that first half and I think one reaaon wa* beeauae It wa« their find game together and they tightened up," Scot I reasoned. “ Actually, when we did get our offensive playa working In Ihe last half, we neemed to perk up OS defenae too and you will re* member they only out-pointed ua by a free ahot In Ihe *econd half. “ 1 don’t look for any miracle* at thla stage of tho game, and a* I emphasised at the beginning of the year, we will not be a winning tegm to begin with. If the fellow* cap have patience with me during the season and can take rnv critic­ ism, I think Sanford will lie In good shape about state tournament flip*-" <Scott paused and then added, “ You know this East Florida Conference made a great mletake by eliminating Ih# confer* •Dee tourney. It I* the one thing tho hide and roarhea point to at tho end of the *eaion. A coach u handicapped If he haa a young •quad going Into that Important ■tote tourney. The hide need •very bit of tournament txporl •MO before hoing into the state championship meet, Mpeclally a retag jeam (hat might get Ihe K 1. ) Oldtimes Picard And Revoha Are Stanley-Rogers Hatters Pick Jim Oviedo Quintet To Back In Link Spotlight At Miami And Acemen Gain Yonge As “Most Improved” Player Play Winter Park By BEN FUNK On No. 1 Stine’s DELAND (Special) — End Jim MIAMI BEACH, Fla. tW-Two Wildcats Tonight old-time golf stars-Hcnry Picard Chisox To Start Yonge has been named most Im­ and John Revolts-ami 51-ycsr-old J a ck K a n n e r L e a d s proved player on the Stetson Hat­ from Miami ilcach club pro. Willie OVIEDO (Special)—Fresh , gridiron squad and Guard B. y night’s last Tuesday night1 A0-.1l triumph Klein, were In the spotlight today Spring Practice. A c e A t t a c k W it h J.ter Leathers, the moat valuable over Clermont, tho Oviedo l.lon ■s the $13,000 International Fourman for thr past season. Head cagers will invade Winter Park Ball tournament entered the sec­ 499 3 -T ilt S eries Football Coach Jay Pattee an­ For ‘Farmhands’ tonight to engage the high scoring ond round. nounced today. Wildcats. Klein, oldest golfer In the tour­ It will lie game No. 1 for Coach Paul Mlkler’s chnrges, having lost to Edgewater In Orlando one week ago. Oviedo will be hanking on It* star forward Johnny Jones, who 1* swishing Ihe cord* at a lofty 21.6 average per game. Jones, Seminole County’* lead­ ing scorer, ha* scored a total of 47 point* In Ihe first two game*. The lanky senior hit fur II markera against Elgewater and tkeu set a two year county scoring record last Tuesday by dropplag lu 20 point* against Clermont. Mlkler release tho remaining 14 game slate for Oviedo this morn lng. Tho l.lon* will participate In the Central Florida Confercnco tournament during Feb. 18-21 OVIEDO CAflK s l a t e Tonight—at Winter Park Jan. 8— at Bonne “ JVs” Jau. I—at flroveland Jan. Ilk—l.yman Jan. II— at Umatilla Jan. 20—Titusville Jan. IJ—SI. ('loud Jan. 27— Lyman Jan. 30—at Clermont Feb. 3—at Titusville Feb. I —(Iroveland Feb. 11—at St. Cloud Feb. 13— Umatilla Feb. 18*21—CFC tourney Feb. 24— lloone JV* Stetson Gridders Name 6 Gators To All-Opponent Club DELAND (Hpecinl)-Hlx grldstt-rs from the Hlalc of Klorltla were selected on fltetson Univer­ sity's “ all-opponont” football team III a poll last week. Ballots cast indicated that tha Htetson team had a high regard (or Iheir Intra-slate foes. The Florida hoys named were, Ware — Linebacker from Ihe Univer­ sity of Florid*, Brawn, defensive halfback from F.H.U., Lal’radd, defensive led tackle from Flor­ ida, Hhlver, linebacker from Mleml, Chick!, safety from Tampa^aad D’Aaostlno, guard from nament, teamed up wllh New York’s Al llrnsch in Thursday's opening round lo score a sensa­ tional 3 and 2 victory over Sam Snead, the West Virginia Slomm and the big Australian, Jim FcrHer. Picard and llevnlta, who won the tournament there years In a row back in Ihe '30s, racked up a 4 and 3 first-round victory over two Charlotte, N. (!.. tournament vet­ erans. Johnny Palmer and Clay­ ton Hcafncr. The graying Kline, with no realer claim to golf fame thin U victories in the MU ml Open in 1220 and 1030, and Brntch am ared (he gallery hv beating Snead and Ferrler nn Ihe greens on the hark nine of the 0,657-yard Normandy Isle course. Klein and llrnsch were paired In today’s second round with Fred Haas, New Orleans, and Martv Furgol, Lemnnt. 111. Haas and Forgot came through Thursday wllh a 3 and 2 decision over Boh llamlllrin, Evansville, Ind., and Durh Hnrrlson, Ardmnr, Pin. Picard and Itcvntln will mrei Ted Kroll. New Hartford, N. Y , and la>w Worsham, Onkmonl Pa. The Kroll-Hart ford team downed Toncv Penna, Cincinnati, and ■' h Toski, Nnrlhamnon, Mass., 2 u J 1, In Ihe nnening test. The first-round uosets slarle-' the Initial mulch of Ihe day, v the defending champions f‘ * Cnoppr, Wliiie Plains, N. Y ‘ ’ Claude Harmon. Mnmnrnneck, Y.-wcrc humped mil hv Herman llarrnn, 'While Plains, and filonn Teal, Buffalo, N Y„ l up It was a tough r.av for all thr stars Julius llnros, 1032 golf mnoev-wlnnlng chomnlnn from Mid Pines, N. C.. and his teammate, Doug Ford. Harrison, N. Y., need­ ed to go to (he 10th hole to down H*<nrv williams PUsburgh and Milton Marusle, Herkimer, N. Y., 1-up. S Kiner G e ts $1 ,0 0 0 For E very H om er H it During* C a re e r By JOE ItEICIfLER NEW YORK i* - The Chicago White Sox is the latest club to start a special spring training school for their farmhands and rookies. “ The Yankees and Bed Sox have had good succor with this Idea and wo're not too ;. ouri tu borrow It," said manager t’ nui diehard', "After finishing /nun i and third the last two years, the fit it divi­ sion no longer ran t>e our goal. We nro now shooting for the pen nnnt amt nothing less. Sinct we Just can’t reach nut and get a 20game winner or a power hitler without giving away Comlskrv Park, we will eoueenlrate on pol Idling up Ihe players wo now posse-s.’ ’ Al l-npnr, manager rf the Clavelund Indian;, prnlicl, I,ml his big l.’iri e n! Early Wynn. Hob l^-rnon and Alike Garcia again will win at least 00 games next season. Tottrio won 81 and lost 34 last season. Ralph Klner, Ihe majors* home run king, has been paid over a thousand dollars for each homer ho haa hit since he came up to the big leagues In 1048. In his seven years with Pittsburgh, Klner has drawn salaries totaling $323,000, an average of $46,428 per Ma­ son. In (hat same period, he haa elouled 294 home runs, an average of $1,103 for etch round tripper. Victory hungry Ace Glass and Stanley Roger hardwaremen crept closer to the front running Stine Machine bowlers In the City Lea­ gue last Wednesday night at the Sanford Bowling Alley*. Itoth the Acemsn and Stanley* R o g e r * tenplnnera register* dean sweep* of three-line aerie* while the first nlare alinemen were taking a t-2 lirklag at the hand* of the Pmt Office. Surging Peto Bukur with his. magic flngera fashioned a 30.1 series to accompany Paul Peiold’s ever high 617 three-game sot to pace the hardwaremen to a 3-0 triumph over the hapless Florida I’owrr and Light rive. Lawton Boss hit for a 436 total for the loser*. L a n k y Jack Kanner, who ha* b e e n gradually Improving with each p a s s i n g work, finally rose up and took com­ mand of tho Acc (Passmen's deter­ mined first place litd by recording the league high game of the eve­ ning. 201, and Bob Hteel# rolling tho third best series with a 400 total. The Kanner-packed Ace attack waa good enough to slap down the lowly Celery City print­ ers, 3-0, Pete Kllet dropped 438 pin* In tha aerie* fop the losers. Meanwhile, Ih# lustra was wearing off the No. 1 Htlnemen aa the mailmen were on time de­ livering to Ihe machinist* hitter 2-1 setback. Bob Hteele was the big postman with a (33 series while youthful "King Carl" Von Iferbull* produced a 439 threeline total for the loeers. There will be no City league bowling next Wednesday night due to Christmas eve. Post Office — (2-1) Flayer* 1 2 .1 Total Hteele 111 142 170 433 138 IRA 304 II. llerbst Hardison 120 146 120 401 II. Plorcy 130 101 12A 3AA C. I’lercy 120 124 127 371 Blind 12S Total „ 718 ... 2022 864 A60 Trophies for the honors, which are decided hy Ihe football squad, are donated by Little Joe Kolllnger, a lirl.nnd businessman. 1’alteo also announced the awarding of 16 football letters. Twelve of this number are firstyear letter winners and seven of these are freshman. Further award* made Included the selection of three senior lineman aa honorary raptaina for the year. Tackle Al Happla, Guard U. J. leathers and Cen­ ter Tom Gibson ranked In the polling for thla title. Happla la n native of Ridgefield, N. J, while Leather* hall* from Belle Glade and Gibson from Coral Gable*. Leathers' team awards odd to this year's list which Includes Lit­ tle All-America Honorable Men lion and the Daytona Beach Quar terbackers’ selection as third most valuable player In the State of FloiIda. Yonge, a 2.'lS-nound Junior ha* another year of foutluill eligibility left nt Stelson. He Is also being counted on to carry a load In var­ sity basketball this winter. Freshman letter winners named by Pattee were: Harold Knowle*. II) Billy Odom. II) Art « k . H: John Kdglngton. Ej !’h,l G«»rge, G| Mark Ifoffard. K; and Doug Maclennan, B. Other first-year letter award receplentn are: Stan Marks, H; Nick Colantnano, lit Dave Albro, Cj and Bill Proctor, T. Repeat decals were awarded to the following Stetson gridders: Jerry Hopkins. B; Willi Han, II; lion DeLIIIs, B: nob Marks, H Sonny I'nrrlsh, II; Rod I.anslnger, II; Jerry Gallagher, B; B. J. le a ­ thers, (J; Al Daub, (J: Charles Ap£*' ' C,J A!, T < Bon Fare- STOCK CAR RACES I FRIDAY NITE Abo SUNDAY • CHILDREN FREE UNDER 18 ROCKET SPEEDWAY • • 8:30 2:45 SERVICEMEN 75c ORLANDO, FLORIDA CHRISTMAS BARGAINS Three Fax Terriers Puppies Dog Chow 5 - Lbs.......................................................... fll»c Laying Mash 100 • Lb*............................... 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X f'nrnlsh Game and Barred Rucks See u* for your Red Pontiac I'otntoe*. Let uh furnlnh you a complete line o f livestock, poultry and dog food. We will clotte at 1:00 P. M. Chrl*lmns Eve and will lie cloned Christina* Day. Will open Friday the 2fith at 8:00 A. M. WUhlng you a very Merry Christina* nml ft Happy New Yenr. Manager Msrty Marlon of the St Louis Browns, whose club has made no fewer than 27 changes in In personnel since the start of the (he 1032 Mason, is convinced It will 404 West Thirteenth HI. Your Checkerboard Store Phone 1(38 finish In the first division In 1933. "I'm usually on the conserva­ tive side," said Marion, "but thla club of mine hat me very excited. Wo're easily the most Improved club In the league. We strengthened ourselves by 30 per cent In gelling centerflelder Johnny Groin and pitcher VlrgU Trucks from Dotrolt. With ■ top-first baMman and per­ haps another starting pitcher, we AUSTIN, Tex i * - Praia* M n g could be a big threat to the Yan­ fltlne Machine — (1-2) Ham Vacant), Parris Island Ma heaped on the University of Texas 1 * .$ Total rlne quarterback, was a unanimous for Its climb bark among the na­ kees and Indians for the American Player* FOR GIRLS FOR BOYS C. Von Herbulla 136 133 171 430 choice for the Htetson all-opponsnt tion’s top 10 football teams might League pennant." H tln a 133 137 130 406 As he apoko, the writer couldn’t team. Next,’ highest In vote* re* Now that they've got the left- J. Herhst 137 168 180 431 CLEVELAND help thinking he was right for If celved was Charlie LalTadd, All- have a different tune If It hidn’t for > quarterback who didn’t handed pitcher they've been shriv­ E. Klrehhoff 12010(1 110 312 ■on, on "avers; anyone should know. Scott should. American tackle from the Uni­ been mind playing second fiddle. ing for with the ocqulaltlon of G. Touchton 11.1168 1A2 43,1 shares of baseball stock but no *n iuee, ins Hsnrord coach led Ills versity of Florida, Knvnutlng (he enmubne* of Tex­ Chuck Htobhs from the Chicago Total (143OflO 708 2060 management experience In profes­ Akron Kllet team through the as from defeats by Notrt Dame Mississippi flouthsrii, Hun Bowl White Sox, the Washington Sena­ A largo selection of Toys Ace Glaaa Co* — (3-9) gruelling Ohio Rtato title tourney sional sports, took over today as occupant* come New Years Day. and Oklahoma to the Southwest 1 2 3 Total Pr*» dent of the Cleveland Indians. to the championship and succeeded placed four men on the combined Conference championship and host tors will make a determined effort Player* for Boys and Girls, all age to snare catcher Myron (Joe) Kanner the next two seasons bringing his offensive and defensive team. The spot in the Coltnn Bowl aaslnst Elll* Ryan quit the Job under 127 171 201 400 Ginsberg from Ihe Detroit Tigers. Cobb charges into tho finals. fire yesterday and Wilson’s first 147 1411 DIR 43] groups, Also a nice selec­ Parris Island Marines, a pro sat­ Tennessee was James Carrnll (T) At the Phoenix meeting, manager liorsdorf, Jr. * “ Now I’m nol on* for making urated 114 120 134 308 art as new chief was to strengthen Jones, who had to stage n rally Hucky Harris offered (he Tigers Carroll crew, placed six men. jscuses, but there are certain 131 130 107 460 tno nu ml of Hank Greenberg by tion of Playground Equip­ Tlu< positions and learn* are ns of Ids own, a swap Involving Ginsberg for UH 170 157 407 expressing utmost confidence" In [M ■ that every coach must face follows; Three years ago Jones ran sec­ Mickey Grasso, but was turned Cooke ment. the general manager. Total realistically. You can't expect to fl«2 775 827 2284 ond best In his hid for the starting down. Offanse Wilson, saying ho would continue Celery City Printing — (0-3) have a winning team without nequarterhnek spot at Toxas. Last LE—Hehnelker, Parris Island PIayera l 2 .1 Total his insurance business, Indicated *«*ary games, practice and Marine* vear It was tho same. And on the Catchers seem to be at a pre­ some tournament aaoerlence. 126 164 146 424 a freer hand for Greenberg by basis of spring training thla vear, mium this season. Manager Eddie BchauttCet LT—Lehman, Miss. Houthern Ym might have potentially the 1IG 120 122 357 pointing nut he would not make LG—Chlcklllo, University of It looked ss if It might be three Stanky of the St. Louis Cardinals Burnett Negrotto 121 132 U 3 303 the.presidency a fulltime Job. Jn th« state and Miami misses for Jones. Is seeking to lure either Ed Fits"I don’t know much about pickJrt get by Ih* first gam# In Ihe Pavle |4fl lflil 128 440 Before T’s return to the univer­ eerald from Pittsburgh or Sal 0 —Boyer, Florida fltate Uni­ dbtrlet tourney because lh« kid* versity U10 Irtl 137 488 n« ball Players or even trading sity this fall his father, Wallace Yvars from the Glints to spell Kltml , Total M l 713 705 2103 them," he added. That’s Hank’s he declared. KO— Kerman, MU*. Southern Jones, said; "I don’t care if you're Del Rice. New York, In turn, Is department." I, couhl cite you numerous exH I an ley .Roger* — (3-0) first or second team quarterback. eyeing J6c Gsraglola of the Pirates ItT—Neill. MU*. Southern Greenberg's differences with Play*.. ■ *ily*. While we face double A I 2 3 Total All I ask Is thls-lf you are second and Jimmy Dykes of the PhllsdelHE—MacAffee, Parris Island competition tonight with Edge- Marine* DIO 143 1A5 474 Ryan on operational policies had string, you be the best second string phia his Athletics would like Sherman G. resold nag H. Kretstr 134 137 128 300 W HEEL GOODS: Loll ard of the White Sox. t2 1 '/ ,nd wlth Mainland In QR—-Vacantl, Parris Island Ma quarterback In Ihe conference," m 43 o? m departure, although the A, Van Neaa But Jones was named All-Con­ Fi-k.0"*, Rr,*oh . Tuesday rlnes i h o } « 21 25! Jorm «p hom e ru n slugger never P. Hokur » j *1111 maintain our tiovi 130 163 100 603 took part In the front - office Backs—McElroy, MU*. South ference quarterback and was the Bicycles, Tricycles, Dolt Car­ P. Peso Id II mak* a satisfactory showing. erni Pepper, MUe. Southern and league's (otal nffcnllv* leader ami 160 178 1(19 617 squabble. Bowling Standings riages, Wagons and many best passer with 83 cnmpttllons In M». I believe In retting the Hutton, Furman. „ , 770 765 723 3143 Wilson-who is 65 vean old-has 132 attempts for 1,1(4 yards and * « . Power Light — (9-3) i pi * / ft* ,ou*h ° " M- W we never met Tribe Reid boss Al Defaaao other wheel goods items. Players seven touchdowns. duled all easy ones this vear. 1 8 >Total pet and describes himself as LE—Caldwell, Mlsa. Southern MIXED LEAGUE II. Rusiel w* wouldn't stand a ghost of a In the last game of (he year 140 137 160 427 t a "little stockholder begging LT—Lal’rndd, University of W. L, Ross chance when the stale tourney Florida Jones and Hay Graves of Texas No. 1 166 115 164 ,436 tickets to come and i n a 29 II. Gray comes up next February.” A h M were in hot contention 134 137 110 30(1 game." LU—D'Agostino, University of No. 8 27 Blind W e genial mentor then went on Florida for passing and total offense hon­ No. 4 125 125 125 376 Although among the anti-Ryan 19 Totals However, Jones tHed only No. 3 680 6.10 683 2002 in tho preMnt controveny, ,?iP.U.fn ‘J1*1 hl< »‘ «rtlng lineup RU— Lathley, Parris Island Ma ors. 17 FISHING la still In the experimental stage. rlnes five passes in Ihe ontire game. No. 6 s was a friend of Ryan’ a 19 Jimmy Krlder Is ijattd to He lalor said "1 found out we could and was In the syndicate fronted 10 No. 8 HT— Hansen, Parrla Island Ma­ the center post with “ run welt so why risk throwing the EQUIPMENT: RJ) Gordon Clark rines by Ryan which bought the club CITY LEAGUE SAIXETSAU RESULTS •nd ball awayT" Devi* at the for from Bill Veeck three years ago. forwards W* Le H.G. RR—Shoe, Eaat Carolina Slate ■ " J , “ •‘ ‘ -"with "Ross"||aq" exas backlleld coach Eck Curtis Btine Machine All popular brands priced .10 16 807 JictaQBvflle. Navy 14 Central Col­ Ryan sold out his Insurance builLit—Brown, F.8.U. Bum at the guprd slots. r nes* then. right! Hundreds of items 28 17 874 lege (MO.) 69 R U -ld iik , Parrli Island Mg ■a! I. "T'a as good aa having a Ace Glaaa *•1 coach on the fleld-and sometimes Stanley-Rogera The dUpule leading to WlUon’s from which to choose. Ilk* rlnss 20 854 25 election broke Into the open two belter.' ’ Blabee Ra v e about on 23 844 HIUGwrough^" Lakeland 60 (over Post Office 22 S —Chleko, Tampa weeks ago at Uv* major league g g *IH stsi plenty of .aaion beShakespeare fishing tac­ Celery City 18 87 836 meeUng at Phoenix, Aria. Details evenlmr'eqver,” ha stated. kle. §, Fla, Power A Light 18 33 807 J«Kdt 41 Jefferson 14 PAY NIGHTA FIGHT! never have been made public but Fred Ganas and Bill ut Hreults Last Wednesday A»inf lated Press Mainland (Daytona Beach) Beach S3; Ryan waa crillclMd for advocatli lng will handle the Junior Player Drops In 95 Ace Glaaa 3, Celery City 0 NCI8CO: Carl "Bobo" . ■■ London of Jacksonville 43 He 42 irchase of the Indianapolis tteam HV In iho Initial game at „ flan Francisco, out- Points In Short Tilt fttan ley-Roger* 3, Fla. Power ^Seecli Fktcher of Jacks Jacksonville 1 the_ American ___ _ AsioclaUon. _ in* ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT: Ur gym beginning at Ti80 Light 0 forman Hayea, 1631k, BoadlanapolU lost money last yesr Post Office 8, fltlne Machine 1 Femaodlna Beach 47^Yulee 41 Ryan, admitting the squabble, Here you can save SSTfc. on BUFFALO, N. Y. (M—Don Sum­ High Game decided to make a fight of It. Bui mers scored 95 pointa In I Mirny J. Kanner............. .. ............. .. .201 Footballs, Volloybtlls, Bomflout* Broward yesterday he could win no more o u t, Basketball League game last night P, Bukur »■**»•**•••*!»* *««•**<••••*••*«•<**190 balls, Boxing gloves and all than a temporary automate at a D , » ' aa hla team, the Buffalo All-Stan, J. Cooke ...... 179 Aker athletic equipment. special stockholders’ mMilng and »y Krlder, a ovarwhalmod the Jay Hawn, 141High SerlM B" ' h " resigned. o'Mstts, g U. lie'tossed ____ InIn 41 field gotta and P. Peloid ............................... BIT N S S t i 1* Hannum, g throws P. Bukur ............. 603 IRK i (Sunayslde Gar- game. J. Kanner.... ...............................499 Texan Is Praised For Getting Back Into Grid Top 10 STULL FARM SUPPLY “Average Fan” Is Picked Over Ryan In Indian Shift S F Q ft* Christinas Shoppers Paradise . . v w HyM': K I S s r S a jn n . Tm JS k e v den): Ij M Bates, Reynold*, g. w t to Third baseman Ed Mathews of Native Dancer la the 14th un­ JnyoU, tho Boston Bravos la the only beaten two-year old champion iktmus rookie In National League history since annual records were first 10 . hit three homsrs In ono game. kept In 1170. it FRIDAY NIGHT • TO • P. M. — For — ME N Ik M « r s A U C T I O N I S fi- ii bA Friday Night — Dec. 19th SKRYING CHICKIN, BIKF, PORK AND RIBS. Aloo featuring our own homa made plea. NOTICE TO ALL -ORGANIZATIONS, CLUBS., m m iN iss ICRS OF A' J >•! ‘/v 6 to 9 P. M. Has Been Reserved A s R £ d8c a t i r 5 r, GR<>l,t> RE<lUUUN0 MHV1 “ Men’s Shopping N ight" to cater to any 3 wHIl T flh w f i '5 0. •' 'h u lor gilt vivtof.. )A vn > -SfA’X M , «. 'J l :i M ■ f S’. HUNTING EQUIPMENT: Make him happy wllh a Remington or Winchester gun thla Christmas. Many Ideal gift Items (n hunting equipment) each aa Pocket Hood Warmers. tofinnai " IR’s e . *V^ W* will ba tlhd to aaalit you lo your I f M H jllll BBfl ■> ’ - O N LY I a i: 5.70 �. k*' »•■ Fate Of Medical Bill Depends On Position Of Ike Tlorida High Court Rules “Blue Laws” O f State Not Valid _____ f Truman Plan Furl’aviiiK Doctors Hinges (>n KiscnhowcrVicw ________________________________ R u lin g A f f e c t s S u n - i i _ L D1 d a y O p eration s O f i n U i n p n r c y i m i l s Ma ny Businesses it, tun I,i Novel Scheme To Get Civil Rights TAt.LAHASSEF. or - Florida's Sunday closing “ blue laws” as re­ laxed by the 1951 l-cgislalurr were declared unconstitutional today b> tho Supreme Court. ^ The decision upheld in part a To Seek Rule Change “ ruling of Circuit Judge Vincent c On Debate By Par­ Giblin, Miami, but the Supreme Court said he went loo fur In also liamentary T r i c k knocking out the blue laws which existed before 19.lt. tty JOHN CHADWICK It said he shouldn't have ruled WASHINGTON t.P-SenMors Irv on constitutionality of tho older laws because that question hadn't Ing to figure out how to smash been ptu before him for decision. filibusters are considering strategy Net .result of the decision seems that could throw the opening ses­ lo be that more stringent bine sion of the new Senate on Jan. 3 »w » In effect prior to 195! arc Into an uproar. still In effect. Behind their efforts Is a desire • The 1951 amendment put In a lo clear Ihe way for civil rights long list of businesses which would measure*. They hope lo deprive bo exempt from the closing rule. opponent* of tholr mo*t truntv They Included filling stations, res­ weapon, the filibuster, which ran taurants. tourist attractions, out­ lie used to talk legislation to death A leader in Ihe move. Sen. lying grocery stores, hotels, drug stores, parking lots and transpor­ Humphrey (DAIInnl, said today tation companies Itcpuldlrnn and Democratic sena­ A group of Miami used car deal tors who favor making It easier to ers, claiming they were threatened shut off debate have been invited with prosecution if they operated to confer here Dee 30 on Sundays, sought and got an Humphrey told a reporter Dial injunction against action by the one course of nctlnu under study sheriff and other tuw enforcement is lo move at the start of he officers. They contended the 1951 session for the adoption of new laws were uncoiuditulonullly dis­ Senate rules—a maneuver aimed criminatory. at eliminating Hole 22 The Supreme Court agreed Under Itule 22. a hall can he In an opinion by Juslcc T.Frank to a filibuster ordv hv the Hobson, the court suid the c|i|*'ntl«m called votes 01 senators, or two third* eoultl not l»e decided on religious of Iheofentire tlppu grounds but must rcsl on whether Meets contend membership. the laws are “ Justified as an ex sible to apply. It Is almost Impos­ erelse of the police power which What's more. Hole 22 provides inheres in the Stale." “ It is not suggested that the thin no debate limitation whnteier parties who work on used cur lots shall apply to proposals to cliunue need protection from being cajoled Ihe role* — so that anv move to into uninterrupted labor more than 1 !’ rn" l*® talked In death dn citizens who are engaged in j rcnlativp opcnlng-dav strategy any of the ................. ulncssc* or i ;»ut|,,Kd by'Humphrey In rot* with • ♦ ChriKtniiiH Rush Kelt By Phone Company The Clirlilmus rush I* expected to lie fell lo more place* than Itie downtown stores. According lo K. V. Turner, Sunford Muimger foi the Southern Hell Telephone Cum£pnny, lung ilistuncu telephone truf­ fle is already showing sign* of being extremely heavy. For that reason, Mr. Turner "aid, Southern Hell will mid to It* normal eoniplcmctit of operator* «n duty at Hie long distance i.w itelilmnrd*. "White other* are opening pre­ sent * under the tree and cele­ brating ChristmuN Day," Mr. Turnrr said, "Our girl* will l>o on duty providing the traditional ■A good telephone service the public expects." ■ | It. I ft nf fI'M pi iif1 1r h i m eet if o r h n h ill .t| » l>i .ti t'tl 11n h i\ 111 him p* tin u In l in •t President eleel KPenlimvet I* hu if and hmv *fronidv llir Vuieruan ! I buries i! U tlsuo ■liitm l uster Ihillr* < ith r.\n n f M . t r / . Martin I'. Uurhln '.A lto n .*/ r/.'t r . i /,m o y M e d m a I .i M in i d Mnrlnlr Herbs p k i k .v . \s « « ic rilio n m .i> h# the plan drvrlnpd hv Pn ■uhit* I'nmi.m * ( ufiimisshim on Flu na linn "> 111-.11111 Nt i d * i- hi 1111 Li» i h anuiiid vnlutdarv prepaid mr<iu.d imuraiiee financed in part hv •••.r rial a n d slate i*mei mneul ■ St'inih'i'N 111f*H*' hv I In lli. h» iff ft prnlili'iii ^aid lh'*' ilmihlrd tin •• • pl'Mi iim t iMiltl j t tin mi It • UH‘ nn if thn AM A tlecidr* in K.tfh tt I'hrv **aid tin* uni* tin?*!? ih.t* miwhl net it efiaetrd uutdd In* »vt mill', mmimmumiu; momL fioin " .. ui'W I'li’stdrnl lliaf hr > *nt if !'!ls#*iihov* i t h,»s l .tki'O «’o 1 oid '«• fiiv mi Him lolimlnrv |».,ik in COM MERCK 1 .Ills. MttlV 111 fit .Ml | Vi 11 »It 1L - |»rrsidi*iili.d r,iot|t;M !U. hi- ini' * old at; Mil”! wfiiil hr f( » mm iI • » .ili/r t l m r t lu u n r '* .nut I’l'nv I m r t h r a l re v It * f*»t * foi Mil m "t’b Arthur l«. SMitnmrrllrld lim rce M. Iliiniplirey lle rttrrl llmvvficll POSTMASTER GESERAl. IRSA8VRV ATTORXRV GRSERAI M rh iij IS I PRIOR < ‘ n ip iI I > i t In Rough Waters Assistance IsOne Way To Stricken Craft Rut Is I Days Off H R IIL IN r Nil \m n r h M n s ir m i l l held hv the llu O.in vim« I'ueNiliiV Niiid t«»d;i> In- « u% If n.ilnd ’♦oil Itid thut dll' It' ll' n or thill’ Irli*d fo roiix him lo ^f.iv lu flu ( Min?uiiid**l I*.Ml M;i *li*1* S-1 WiIIimi 1 1 Ii M« L ; if illk lilt1' V :t fo ld 1 mr• 1n ti liUUfiri* aflor hi” n dc it*r Hi itI llu • MmnnoiLl' |dh*d h*m ' 11h 10 •’ • told nticl tiui hid 'Tfii .1 roffrr iiiin lr ShuiM)**hi|» 1 Hiiifi «ii% fri'ltililoi llirr u d’ Hitt' of four \ii" i it .in Mii|il<TM\ «* w•dl**"* fd h* lpl«*v%|v m oldict - rr|M»rfi d * mi HirtuVRli Nnrlli I**m du* v» ilrr*. IimIji* S i\ii'l /uiir Hi* wii” rrlri***' d llrlp uji.k ni rutili* to flu* l»UM* 1Imi’ il.t\ ni^ht 'Imrlh s»M«u ,» s.. tun n11A§» ulikh : iv 1* 1% fmi>%if 11111 v irl ui'W ** ii^nicv i liiilin'd Hhil I mi I .oftitf llillt** off Ihe IlnllMi Lidmn nf | III" «ltll|*r% IlilV l" link i d f u r |* o l||| Ida I'ouiil Bid (iflk'hiU olliiinlrd 1 ,il asylum in l*a»d Liuununv it would laki* thr liif* Lhiitd So\ Tli. iv wji” no word of ihr fooilh rrrl^n of Vnnroovrr id h as! four l.f Iloam* J s muirr lloincsliuol mure dnyn to rravh Hit* <hlp. t in Mr is hi'lirvrd fo h.ivr r m o n l 1 Ion I h ih in iniriimi^ 1 ilf.ir .i luml •* Judge In Orlando Canadian Vessel American s S o ld iiM * ;m> \im t lniti Spurns Clemency Rides Helpless Tells How Soviets Tried To Coax Him' nov Ami i iron tin i Plea Of Man, Wife 1)1(1.ANDO id*—Federal Judge W J Barker turned down i p ic from a mother and father Thursday to let them stay with their chllurco, then sentenced them to eight \c.ir* " ^ 3 , ', " , '' YnlsliulcVlmr.' Y-om I hr \ M \ m|i hi now '1 .1 'l a n d iu o(i(to o ,011 1in Iih a r of tto jii’i* * Mio v M \ '• ifrttl |mmi* II I L i r m i ** 11 * mr ml af 1mm |Ii;i1 flit* «o, «mn mm Krrti I'df I llcinniii A U K ir t : r t h'h' * MIXTUIt of Imlikmi. iiubKtiv ne-1 |itmr mr’te* in* Pnttlert named 1range from 4B (Drovcnell) to <1X (Pullr* M r n < K a h i l' Proidcnl-c'ctl I.l; <nbower to head up Id* administration. Age Federal Srciirdj adnilnldt U»r, will altinid mwtmjt* i At Ihe outset of the session a i w!,J i eye*" TofV ttie i" «fattier. ,i , motion would he made to adopt11 1L . The *'' ,l " r Kenneth Slinonette. glistened with tears ...a* new Senate rules; the vice pri-sl , , dent, who Is Seniito prr*ldl,.g ’ < ,wl,, ,lu'.r , ,n(r ‘‘'l ' officer, probably would rule that1 '. " '" . T u , '/ i ' .',.7 'Tr Ihe niolloii was nut of order, n'lv. j liVeluY iii oniimtam ' " '' lllg on nii nasi nreccdimU Hint Ihn I"nu d on probnttnn. ing nil past precedent* Hurl Iho One child, a If year old daughter Senate, because only a third of it, membership change* al one lime, I* deaf, he said, and can lie him I* 11 continuing body and »o already died only hv Mr*. Simonlle An­ other daughter I* lit and u son I* it bus Its rules. An appeal would Ik* taken from They know nothing about their of Ihe ruling nf Ihe vice prexlilctit: fense*. he elalmed. mid have been only n majority vote I* necessary brought up ns church goer* Mrs. Slinonette asked the bulge to overturn such u ruling and Humphrey is hopeful that llir nee- to “ Let me go biiek to nit eldldrcu for Christina*, t ask yon if von eno oxsnry vntes could he obtained H Iho vice president wore near- see fit In give me another rhunre " Fill ngent* arrested Ihe Simon nlli'd. thf effect would be lo leave etles after raids Aon. 21 mi Ihelr Ihe Senate without nny rule*. Humphrey said In Hie ease onll homo and severnl Orlnmlu hotel* nary parliamentary rules would ■ipplv and nny senator* attempting legislation mill ullier civil imlil* to filibuster against Ihe adonllon meaxtirei. or new rules no longer would have Humphrey sulil my new rule* (lie nroleclion of Itule Ti proposed hy the group iiliemling Aside from nnrllnnieiitnrv teeh- tile meeting priilmlils wuulil |uinUle menu lies — and some, miliiorities for hailing a tilllm*ier b> Hie '" le believe there are flaws in the Inn of 49 senators, or u iiiiijorih of -such a maneuver would touch off the entire mcinhcr*hip He snid u a bitter fight by Soullicm senators move to cut off debate bv Just a who long have re led on flllbuslers majority of those present would to block fair employment practices be "going a little too far " wilt be comparatively normal with tho exception of G'mUlma* Kve, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day, These will he the highest ru.dt days of tho season, he said. Those who find It convenient to mnko their holiday rail* on other day* may got their call* through quicker. 1* MeW plan hi |M,ikr ll I'.ihm vocation*." the C.mrt said ' ' rm.db .iek to civil right* and ’r. ’V Vtnt*“ We ran think of no reason, and “ ll,‘T ten^lntlon Involve* some fast ‘ the mother Mr-, Irene fie a-toil none h;t' been nuggesled to us, why , I*"'N nr" . . ament . , , footwork, ,, , Siimmetle: VANfuUVi:il, ll P 0 ltd Here* what Humphrey expect* . . think nt tlie the health, safety, morals or gen­ rudder d.mmmd .»nd luiffrlrvl lt> <lll.ln) ■" eral welfare of our citizens would would happen if Iho plan were put , were dealliii' 1 a hi'.n) wind | 9 » « * *';m.idi; n cl Mhl'" -V, V. bo safeguarded to any greater dr into execution: gree by requiring n*rd eur dealers lo close their places of business on Sunday than »uch right* or guar% unties would he snfegnrdrd were such persons allowed to do host nns* no the Snbbnth along with proprietor* of tourist allrncttoos. “ Nor i* it clour lo us thut tiny rea*onable basis exists for exemoting parking lot* and filling slntlnns from tho operation of thesp so-called "Sunday closing lows" and not exempting gnrngr* “ Sueh dlsllncllun* appear lo lie nehulou*. wholly arbitrary and lire mnile without n reasonable hash ^ for upholding them ns n valid exMercian of Hi* tHillec power." it 11nt\t t t \\ \S IM M . | H \ »* lo 111* ' In i !' SI U t If I - 1 ll If *h \ 11lev sil t’ vmov iin -i'll S hv let I i tm h i'! H IIO t L ho i r* I tn i|c it'll In -T1,111 * .11 |,«\ Ii.muL I on In 1 ejo L m) I'tir tin fli-J it nt ID o i ia n I M M n x .iii'lr i KiiIiVmv In VVr^l lit rim H im n u n i , . | s .mthonlit^ .tniFmm. 1 d L• -mi hi llir liutrlx. I f c 'L '. Y ’ Tlie pair pleii.led guilt, I,nog Ing two women from rn.i.ie imi. W. Vn . ami one from Valdosta, On. fo r 1 r o i i i | ltd1 o r \ fo u n d fhi* iii” ' I P**h» Ft.- s«. fl| O i in F t - lory. Ifr !».ilil lie* lioficd 11 would bo torrlrd out , . ... Whrlhrr his rrnlorsf»fiM*nt will |,j\r u rijjhl with tin* incoming Itrpubllcnn Cofiur**ss is. of n m rif, tpnutionaldr Truman roiddn’l rH comptflsory hnallh hisurniMT approved I'vrii when irir Dnnocrut* ran ( ‘oocress Uhat llir health commission pro l>n ("■* l * ,1 hrnad nrw sysfrlll li.trkrd h\ 1' hilllon dollars of f. .I# t d aril t dr funds every vrar. fu. lo fp lo 01 • ito dlra. rarr wiHdti (!,*• 1* It'h of rkrTofU* Who ii 1ii1 t prepai orrfd h.'isiv si.tit .out individuals could * miii' 01 »m *tay iu11 If thev cmini* iu d would hr under standard"* •f h\ ihr fi'dr 1 id »;oveminent. Hut du iiMif.iini |i|,m would hr run Li el\ !>■'-d Mid fa r hoards, N' k'zto dih I,, |ia> health iflMir MM< |u 1 Ml *Ml |ll t flow much ti ' \ mil.1 hi ha mi 1 h» ru work ml "if kmild Mtl.turr hi o ” TI health pro 1 mm I •d* r'al ami fair fufld't uiuh! jmv ih ni pail1 of llir ntisN fu! tlhoe .ifialdi fo hear Ihiur full 'hare \s Ihr t imim *100 rr if a plan hiodd pr«»v nh not oidv for fur*pital Mtd or »iral rare a” 11110I present vt loidary instil *oiee s\w|eiiis do, hut also for srrviers of a family iihv'iclaii If '.t\' llu plan -should offer denial ran lo chdd•*»*■» if * d and r\rvditally to everybody, ’ li'nil i* w HI* 1*x!m •11'•ii%1 111 11tt s a|pp 11 * IIt!'!"* and \ t a v *rfvic« lie roiiiim 11■vi 11 1 Mimnriidrd dial otto fill i 1 llldhori people *uiw li 1■*uuj iiioidldv id if Aye anil Stir* m ••( In mi atn • r fu rk * from flu* - i d seenrilv pro :rain mil mil mot r w ....... dl t.i 11 *ret iv Uih* 1" ml » ,11 ».'i In In mr; hi info Hit* Ml lfie»fit ant • phui M ny yrsfed ftiaf 1lit* eio| hr p,iid oul of -oriaf 1"mf it v fund' hii'lt dir** eo| 1 •fed fnuti faxes tin employer* .M'd emplove' n*«.arflless oi wfn III <* thr hrnefieiai 11 ■* .it • dde In »*'»'• ' d them rh r ” I In* •’ .1 llu* pha »* tlial drew 1 »t It' 1 ftoio IU Ham 1 • u«ler MM* plan hr Mdd "Ihe ' dn ,1! . » ’ ri lutun! 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I f r W a n i l 'It! 111• 91 l #v l V I id U tllt h o t .1 til mV n li 1 1 - '..-i11 ll” 11**1 Milk 1« i. tl 1sl refill mi N't* lltl'l llu i 1 .Mil M'la li d IihIjiV 111.,, 1 .... . h im in ihe Army fm mam v and I intended In slav m t! lllat The Mapleeiive rail hie, I for ohl ; llltll ,|lt. „ „ „ . m’mlx .rl.-Mlt* I Relieved In Hie Amniran *’ av «•( yestenlay wli le .......... ti. l< * J Nm 2, The ll.isslim* have mmlc.l life, and Itint I wn> ,, mu Imed •••! emiver from Yokuhama Hie ship * per m i l Atnenenn "I (|I||*!>S Hun irah/id I Mil* a i'llMU |irfP|iri { The girt* lived at Ihe boo-. .,,,,1 |»n*,,T. j'upt II ■' l-eiee*ler ><■ (tiled slH-clal calls ....... . hr.dlh *o r 1ill ‘ r r u n f s h r iu fu m i u ”<H‘la l s r r i i f l l k fu n d s (n il p o L o rv h r .d lh u is iu .«Fu • r v r n l u a l r o n f i n l o f h r . d lh lo 'h it; to v rn n o id I f ir \\l \ in lrtM L h I h n u ic f l Ihr » iitu * r r o n f r i o m im uHm- i i i .1h ii f > THE SA*VKnHf> IILHAI.H I'Hftay* Itec^W. J hi t\enl ll.lll'l.i,' l ' l ...... I, 'H ‘ < hi, hi ,i i eml �THE SANFORD HERALD Columnist Writes Open Letter To GI Joe In Korea Area A Child's I.Ifr or Jeau* Is one or Iho Iasi books written hr the . lit* Fulton Oursler, noted au­ thor of surh mlutnr* as The Greatest Hlory Kyer Told, The (ir n t n l Ilook Ever Written, fir. Tills prrsenlnllon of Mr. Ourstar's book has bran especially llluxtrslrd for urn*|»i»per puhliration by Iho nrll-kmmn artist, Nall O Kri ff. . CHAI'TKJI IX Wlifi) iso do lliluirs that Jcxux ask* wo foal Ju«t wonilorful. Wc fori «ny and glitd Ju.il ns llo said wn would. ilo llkril to toll slorios to show what Ho mount, llko tho ono about Iho Prodigal Son. (Prodigal muanK someone who wwites things.) It Is tlio story of two boys. Thoir father was rich, and someday ho mrant to give all his money to the aons. Hut ono son did not want to wait. He was tho prodigal. llo askod fur hi* |»ari right away. And hi* father irnve him the money, With his pockets full, thp prod­ igal ion loft his homo and wont fur away. Ho wnxtod all ho had. llo spent It on foolish thing*. Soon hla money was all gone, Then he wa* hungry nml had nothing to rat. llo wu* tired but bn had no bod in stee|i In. lie went to work Trading Iho hogs for a former, llo hqd to ent the shoio food us Iho pig*, llo hud to sleep on u lut'd (tench In lh« non with tho pigs. Ho wal fold nml hint no hlunket. lie cried and wished lie had stayed u( homo. At last tho prodigal son said to hlmaolf; "I will go bark to my father's house. I will ask my fnth- By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK tfi-A n open letter In O. I. Joe In Korea: Dear Joe, Well, kid, t thought I would fill you in on the new* from your llnele Sugar Able—tho old U.S.A. Everybody Is excited about the hfg reunion anil reconciliation of Heneral Ike and fleneral Mac. There ha* been nothing llko It since Stanley met Dr. Livingston In darkest Africa. General Mac is supposed to have bent General Ike** ear with a m*w plan tn gel you out nf Korea. The Democrat*, taking a tip from Harry Truman, are saying, "Well, what la It?" And the Republican* are saying, "Walt and ace." However, nobody ha* said any­ thing yet about speeding up the rotation system, and If I were you, Joe, I'd go on keeping my feet dry and my rifle clean. No matter what plan the general* make. It's Urn doughboy who has to carry It out. Everybody here I* off on the annual Christmas gift buying jag. It look* like a record year, and even the dog* on Park Avenue are wearing mink Jackets, “ I never saw such prosperity," a friend nf mine told me. "Why, Ihere were *0 people ahead of me at the finance company this morn­ ing, waiting for the doors tn open so they could borrow money tn buy Christmas presents." The wav things are, Joe, a fellow can hurdly afford not to borrow money. It's the*nnlv wav you can be suro you still got some credit, And. of course, the Democrat* aay. "Well, you might as well borrow threw his arms about him nml kiss- nulmnls nml lire* nml fluwer* an ,|M m, ed him. much, told u story about the while M,|j when tine shepherd found bis ™ . ■ » yarning for nne I geu** "I love you, my dear son," b" wnoly lambs. There wua one in the |(Hl' |,,. gave a shout of Joy. 11 j* morale In gel thrown aald. "I am happy tlmt you have |atnhle where lie w h s born re- u,. 'jt ,,ip and nut It on hi* m!* (’r ", ■"dvfl chair aflcr 2U year*. come homo to me." member? Now that Jea.i* wns e »hm,hler ,.......... It back to tho ™<\ L' hu»V I ho ffitlic'i* took off the* soil'll |grown-up mini, lit* milt'd IliniHtdff0|f|# gating everybody In Washington „ , . ,, , . i who can’t afford to winter In ragged (billies ami put on him n u Shepherd tin,I the people were , lied together all Ids, Florida. The way It seem* to work neighbor* nml friends and said I Is that thev all choose up aides, "Come and be „glad with . . . .me, . . . for. and ___ *ay. “ you Investigate u* (hi* MIMEOGRAPH PR IN TIN G — TYPING I have found the sheep ihut wns week, and we'll Investigate you lost and It wax not eaten up by next week." wolves." Another theory la that the Demo­ CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE Our Father In Heaven Is Ilka crat* want to get each other all that good xheplierrd, Jeau* Raid. Investigated now so that when the A N YW H ERE IN U N ITE D STATES OR There is Joy in heaven, when one Republican* get In power the only foolish person stops making ml*- one. left for them to Inveslgate will ho thomselvc*. Iliken mid mines baek In God. FOREIGN COUNTRIES It look* like the new Congrea* (Monday: The l.n«t Slipper) may go on television, and the go*- CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORI) TELEPHONES 180 and 1071 State FarmiTH Market JUSri"an^onVie .tohoifc«?uti,hrB.ae liiuini Itll Hjiifnrd \'.Untie National Hank llnlltllng | ' i ( M ' h h *’. i ’ I i I i i s x i . f ' r i i t i I ' l l i i 11 H i i m - r .m in O l s r v . ! ' 1..r l. 1u 11..),Inii I'ra lw ‘ 1■ r » . «*,->»•« K I >.«I,!., * 'in " i i i l m rx , Itrsile l s h i i I. i i i i t . t - i l. i. x, i'- 's " , iln , It" tut. i U 4. ty.i11- Mi \ " W I',m < .,,| ft .I.,* ( 'r a le i * 0 . m is . l i n n i i O n *. I I i i i i . l ‘i'| ip i rs Pm. I m k l . i I. i i i i h i i i ft , | i >*. i ' t s l n 1 .loinll, I n n m iiis a The 8t. Lout* Cardinal* un­ veiled four winning rookie hurl•r* last aeason In Htu Miller, WIImer Mliidl, Fhl Yuhoa and Hnrvry lladdlx. With such a wonderful reception of the new 1953 Ford, we are in a position to offer you the following extra clean used cars at a very low price. All OUI^ USfD CARS WARRANT!rD £1 MON I MS OR ^ •d.M i(| KH APUlt BV ft r,,nu Al'iM'iPt/f l* NMIHNAI 19151 Ford CuHtom V 8, Tudnr Sedan, Radio, Seal Covers, Very Clean 1951 Ford Coatom V 8, Convertible, New WSW Tirea, Radio, Heater $1695.00 1895.00 $1395.00 1695.00 2195.00 1995.00 1495.00 1295.00 1295.00 995.00 1295.00 1195.00 1195.00 895.00 1951 Ford Canton V 8, Victoria, 8,758 Actual Ml fen. Radio, Heater, Fordomatlc, Plant le Seat Cov ent 1950 Ford Custom V 8, Tudor Sedan, Radio, Overdrive, Beat Covern 1950 Ford Det.uxe Tudnr Sedan, New Paint, 8 Cylinder 1949 Ford Cuatnm V 8, Tudor Sedan New Paint, Ona Owner 1017 Ford BuRtf De!.uxe V 8, For dor Sedan, Five New Tire*, Radio EXTRA SPECIAL 1051 Prefect (English Ford) 9000 Actual Mile*, Very Clean Strickland-Morrison Safety of ft f,a u s . * so S m o k e y Milt- . ( I WAKKANir 01 At 1W IN III! IINIIIIi '. i A l O i i v . » nn 1 .7 ft- j . l i o j nn. /LO O Says I n ,, i i x i t l . 1 ,7 ft. a im , ) r y p ,t. k l + c i | u . - r , I I I y I I I , h i , in PJ. I „ C r u l t i I ' i i •*!•<> Call It "making a dollar worth 100 crota again," and It aouodi floe. Call it "deflation", and a lot of people get worried. The dollar actually ha* 100 eenta now, a* It alwayi did, but Inflation ha* chiselled away much of Its buying power. When you talk of n "53-cent dol­ lar", you mean that before the war 32 rents would buy aa much In goods and servlcea aa ono do). Inr will now. The pre-war dollar bought more finished goods. It also bought mure raw material*. And It bought more labor. Many people, however, had fewer dollars then to spend on goods than they do today. It Is the others—those with only as many dollars a week to spend now as they had before the w a rfar whom the postwar rise In the coat of living la particularly rough. Millions, for example, are trying to live on peniloni or saving*— earned when the dollar bought more, and being apent now when Inflation has taken half of 1U buy­ ing power. To deflate the economy, get baek to prewar prices, and make the dollar as hefty In purchasing power as It once was. however, might mean tha* people would have to take In lower dollars for the com­ modities they grow or mine, and got less for transporting them to factories. Workers In factories and mills might have to take pay cuts. And those who supply factories with tools, materials and servlcea would have to slash their prices—and Incomes. Stores would have to pay leas for rent, light, fixtures and clerks than they do now. Kvoryime would enjoy paying less for the thing* he has to buy. Few would relish getting lest for the goods or labor he haa for sale. A Virginia farmer say* of Infla­ tion: "I like having more money. I know It runs right through my fingers when I go To the store. Rut I like the feel of more of It in my hands." None of thl* Is Intended as a defense nf Inflation—which does no one any good. Just gives them the nice feeling of having mnro money, all of which runs right through their fingers. Ilut Inflation can be a mixed blessing. Parllclarly If It get* out of hand. Falling price* are great for the famllv budget—hut only If earning* and income* don't fall too. Many people may find that prettj hard V e lio * In,. Iip r. ill I I I i r s l o »m i l * i l r i i i i a , ' * . A H P i l l , i , Pm * ( P r a n g ex, ' I ' - n i | i l i . tv I,., * ' i i .M il'll n il, tiiiu rH iis In ,* k ii( ," lii,i[.- > it ii. I.h k f , I ' m i g c r I n . », A r c r . l l l i * In a im. s un U S . ) SO 1. l a . sou I .illl. U a ft i n . ft nu | 7 ft. | on ft.It). 7,00 * , f t il J so ft n il 1,7ft. J.oo 1.IP0 mIso Vft tm* | . , », 19 V n r lriio s |,reduce r * e * lv * d a t HMiifuro M im s K s n im r* S U r k s l fro m in no a.m. lise. 17, in l i i ■on a.ni, •>i*e. I * . I X f t I T i i i s t r s e s l p l * 1 1 , ( 7 * ,>MI k s a *« . Hupidlss n iu ils rs ls on a ll m m liiii#. ilxm stiil Miiei]. m s rk s i ni»si r tifs lM b ls * x llg h lly x irim s s r. " In addition to its many other points of superiority, Gis has an excellent safety What IS The American SystwHt what really make* It ualgm and difftrtnlP You will, | l vou ta d tha free booklet “The Mlraele of America", It’a • 20-paxa story, In ward* ami picture*, olhow Amarloan productivity hie helped meon* joy ue highest ilim la n fo l living In tha world. Approved by tha NON-ALCOHOLIC ICl fht flMHdfft 1 99 N o i you «v«r f«rv#S your holiday aillart — ar your ehildran'i Irlaudi. for- don*. IfS N«l to• rich* craamy-M Morfk f h M ? S f c cN'«C8“ “ • allfjlyd as « pa Hie aerafeo fa c* Michigan Ktaio icorad against Byracuio thl* laaaon whan the tram* wa# only three second* old, T scorot, VA' ' alf'%* f The National Fire Pro• *.■ * taction Associationassemb­ led statistics on fires dur­ ing a 5-year average period. 1’ * ru\'•■ 1 ■ DAYS 1 0 REMEMBER • WEDDING • BIRTHDAY • ANNIVERSARY • CHHISTM/ 0 MOTHERS DAY Always Nko Ta Oiva THE ESSEX STUDIO ROBBKT L. COX rHOTOGRAPHBR 19# NORTH PARK AVINUK Arasina**"* Thar# were 55y700 firM, wHh o looef fUyOOOftObO, caused fay Electrical Fixed Services; five dee to iRiiuse or faulty wWae er eqeipaient—reiikhig 3rdCa the hit of ■-y ■s•' - ..V-r. eU cetMt of Pres. H tu and dat'akHS « « » H n *i. C*jx«a in H i. « * * * » ! * * • IB W lt « H « * a" « »d * * • W "«Order p i t * * f t lerdan't Ic e Nec hem yepr feed «tar« ar veer Iordan routaman. *' ' i ; *■i . ; . ■ j. '* In addition Steve were ISAOOihtf, with a lea Of $7,500^900 eaMOd fcy electvicol power censumiiie appliances. Complete Stocks For ■ ft AU Cera! Only 4,300 fires were coused by Gas end k | aA A _ A A aa G« i Applrancti and H i* l« u w*« « *V $2,450^X10—RANKIN# 22ND ON THI ^ LIST Of ALL CAUSB Of MMt / �Frill a ;. Drc. lv, HU THFi SANFORD FIEiMi.D • =;c * O R . H . K . R IN G CHIRCIPIUCTon Pleasr call for appointment Phone 1752 — 1716 H. TO AU. — A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR OPEN — DEC. 22 CLOSED — DEC. 25 find 2« JAM ES e n e r a l I n s u r a n Tin* Inllii MtniE ritlr* ni>|ilr In nlll \%hiiI IIIt |iiilil|aEn| In I hr * HI*IIIIII Ilf I”IIIII I tiiiir lii*» |irf Urn* tnunrlhm ,1 (hiifa tils* *»**• lliir luirrtUui rt ilmr* |irr line Imuercliiii >H tlmen *kv* fir? line liiierilmi .%»• I»f r line f**r t»«rly limitRii • 1st* H iiriU «*» the line. HimMr lime t nr lllm-h Knee Cup* c e HI2 F A S T F IR S T S T R E E T PHOSF 7« II. JAMES OCT JA M E S II. CJHT I'll II IS I MAS GIF I S Now .mil usi'il -cuing m 11 (linos Term* JALOUSIES .121 C Pir«l Si Phone IC2» Lifetime Aluminum Free K*tl ■nates. Free Initliillinimi Telei:\TH \ HONEY m i l ( IIHISTM AS phone II2a Furnllure Center, !tn>i|* jimr wlille elephniils In the till W First Auction Market Furniture hoick Kn.nl.. Tool* nml Whid FRI0IDA1RE appliance*. sales ami Not* Spot ftiiy your Mirvlro C. II llliih, Oviedo, Fla week's simply of \ei'ctahlex (no phone d a l nr Sanford lilt:’ W l.arry Jour* • .Anrllonerr. DRAPERIES, Slipcovers made to m i n : i i i.n 1 s e l e c t io n s order. Call ISUH, Mrs. Famnlrl PHONIC M 8 I- Hv O n o ln rrv MumoiiI .leu el Hunts Men's Kits STANDARD 1IODY CIL I’ rmee amt I'riniTa Gardner I \IIS PAlNTLIi M.illels Ron-on Zip|mlighter,, Gndy Work l ili.Alette Cases ■ Mr'telin Tru 202 ('niiimi reiid St til and Kitchen Clinks Itiug* ■ Kent Hide Phone 17 Karr Itit’s llnieelels Necklace* IVarls Key Chains Tie Sets Cuff l inks Uriel Cases Case LAUNDRY WORK • Mrs Cinder Celery nod Mellonvllle Aienoes Klines Imir Clippers I'hnne 1020 It s W U H lII JEWELRY IMI LUGGAGE I lk EXPERT TYI’lhT desire- mmol Til 1C S A N rO R I) lIK K ALI) m i l KENT I. MIL'S Hieyele, full sire eninlil Inn .112 1 aIntel In I’nn.l -I Xl I Sl.s 1 SI) I ll| i m i . Ill I in, 11. r llrnna. I.HI lisnOllll PACK Mil' A E L A K A Apartment* Ml \V Flrxl Street Phone 4!kt AV, s r o n i: Mill \t 1(01.1,AWAY ANI» IIAI1V IIEIIS I IIS s, Jay, week nr ntniilh — Tel 1425. lurnllnre Center, I 111 W First. CLEAN FOUR room furnished nnarlmeul Oil oil Park Part Avr An nparlineiil Ft'llNISHED .1 room apartment Private etdrnnee and h a i h Cheap! 247 XAV EXTRA NIt'E S room fuml-md apartment Adults -after o on p m 104 W 11h THE LONfftlANGER KTTA KETT p ™ = r = .. ,ChohS t VdMAr A B o u r t O tD N T tvjig c a c yuu ) sreA i. Wsri’ K dbiyin & y ~ im 14- SPREADER SERVICE, lim e nml 1luluinile iiinl Eertlllrer I'hmin IWI M TLiviil E Carpenter Wnnf lil* Mill lie iiree|H«t| aree llie TetetiAniie nn mem Hv lln v O n lln (•rnnthiHi ehnrite If your hnme I* ll*tei| In ike irlriihnHe bank. In return fur IM* Kr-nituimi Unfit*11 tbe MU%er«l*er I* etpeeletl in |t<*« crime 1>>. In order for u* in *ke tie*i |Mi*elli|e i m l r r , "H W*»sl %d* ii*H*t he In ttnr offlt-e tin the iln* ttefure nultll til* Cun. •*teft*e iMitir) 11* IniuieitlnlrO * **** «ep*ifn In tiiiur ml. ” f enntin! lie re«|tr»MiilMr tur t h*t*re 1Xnn ***ie tHetirreet In*rr* llM«. | SPECIAL SERVICES Fnrnitnre Repaired, ReflnDhed. Home and Office Fixture* Unlit. DANIELS (-AH1NF.T WORKS 111 Railroad Avenue (Welakn Mdg ) HKHAIaD W A N T AIXS AGENCY A MIX'. OZARK IKE I 14— Far HomiIIm G ANGEL’S EAT SHACK 23o:i Sanford Avenue OUT .ARTICLES I OR SALE b~ tTso »»»V;S Hike. .1 " “ lie itirl's hike. 10 one tnevele. I. (all I0IH .1 Full SALE - Cu-liman «eonler fl'NtOn. liny', hieyele i2.'i 0*1 al 7a.VI I’ .illllellil, I’hnne Ill.Tt* It Fill II FAKES FOR Hill ID AYS AMI All |7_ Aolomidtlles ■ Trailers —li l!Mi PONTIAC - Four (lour. A l ennilltion. original owner, all nreessorlcs, new lires. Plume nil II nr see at I.‘•13 Dnuiiliis.s Foil SALE K. F Mack V . fnn IJ ion miles A I eoinlillno Plmrie ;»il 2iWt Wilder Park 111,2 I it y\ I I.M ASTER II ft Trail , , ?:iisri no Scott* Trailer Side* amt Court. i)r;in»e C i t e _______ IN Al IdMtlHII.E RIMlKEHS - in WE REV AND SELL CLEAN late rondel used dirt See W F Mr Master s tirades iidhant I’ setl Cars lllli amt Park Aves We tmv . i > r ii ed ears rven if ......... i a I*,, in I iilli peel I I’ll turn « mil .01,1 ti.fnitl Util mi s tl’ l 1 I - 13 M All INF I.. . Ia ., r, Vail \\ ,i .ij t 111 mill, Sanford Ale___________________ ____ — 70 I I ItM 11 t: I d in.hi i..unis—td sertpl copying work nr av.litatile (or any liping work m home Sat I 1 ANiei \, w .iml ,1 ed Tertim* I r.nl, ill l\ lili t . I'tJi i Store, I.faction giiitriinlcfd Write Mi 1 1(1 MI. IllMahle Ktmlel P ll liny 111' VAt'MHi' I'linno Siinfonl 17i4, \\ I I Ill’ ll' CAKES FOR litd ID \A S Mil. FI Itv Kre.sk Jr Wall f |,« i , I i n ,'place AHEAD .1 Ills *1 s*> Al I. II,HU.I S .1 Ills ihi 101 AV. Isi st. I'hnne I2JI llnhhs’ Rakery, 217 E I'irsl SI Ill AVERSE IMeteioii Rmls-2H" I'hnne Mill to IHo ' Si nk,,ilk Glass and Paint Cn o eneifai, m v r i i A r u m VENETIAN 111 INIIS Free Estlrnalr* ■ All AYoikm.m I'in'Ii,r\ pines! Ilnll.i Head IIIIiuIn, ship uiul Alaterlal* tiituriiniecil Al imiiium l.ds, eulioii or pin*lie lii|'< I'nolplete lOpalr ’ IT K. I IIHOVE It l lee llt:i E. I.’llh S|. I'hnne I.Y.'I M s| MINttl E At M i l AN III IN'II COA1P ANA kill West lid III I'liour 213 DUPONT AMI IIEIIt t ' I I S Spurlin,• powders, primers, per IF Yuli HAVE SOME I'll INC! TO elusion e«p», in 11da nr eonver SI I I. anil are in a linirv to sell sioit*. spoilers nml variuiiil til it let the el,e - died ndiertlilnR tes, harrellnji and chandii-i imj ..................it of till' sANFOtlD hand riiii repairs, uiur/le load lll'HM.I) pinve tt .diilily as nil inti repairs, nholmm rep.uis amt elfn lent -.ili-s meilniro cnrreciiou work Nineteen years esperieuee tree trie Freo HARRY V. II AltiHI lluffer Rental lleur Lake Road, 2 miles moth nl wdti Lockhart. Tel. Orlando 3 9.1KH. Piireha e nl Paste Wat AI 21 1 ll> NICE CLEAN 1 room furnt-ln.l 2 Ihs llnlili-' Rakery, 217 Fa-1 Fir-1 St iiparlinent darn Re nviillalrle I'hnne 11Hli Settlrd rou|de onlv Nnl Elm Aie j m j ^ P h n n e 1140-M. ARTICLES IV ANTED fi F—REiAL ESTATE FOR S A L E - 3 , . , . ................................ Ur Imv, srtl mid tradr um*d fiirni HOUSE FOR SALE Storv and ’ " f ' 1 Wl 1,1,11 Mn,,,r Furnllure Co half Horn In hack with I’nruije I ;l11 * •’»* I'hone t*-iM Hy F'rnn Striker Flnwlnn well Lil HO * IHK’ s See (i E Cnrann. Lake Mary Rn.nl.' I liU N m if lL "ow vt-w -/} Rnitohl Sold or Traded Stop hy [It t. Ron loo after .Vflo p m or Iclnphone 112,1 Furnllure Ceil n - NOTICES PERSONALS nr ihi W Flrsl ‘Ilk.Mil. •, I COLORED FOLKS i t ! A Paint I’o jdnnrl lull for sale in Lockhart'* . \M|,|| i III Ill’ll will reeen e 21 m \ I 1 st M , .,.tiie ,n lelniie fair Cels lUestink I'liultry \ and Wc*t Sanford SiiImIIvI-iiiii tier cent of the relnd puce no .ill , lU"." i*’ ., onalite Al-u iisi'd IIP no down and Lino per I.m in i 11It is I'MAS presents' Male wall|ia|ier you porch.i-e In,in opi min ......... i .,11 . i m munlh Write llocn Rntun linos I■1111 ti miii puppies $3 00 I'hntio in Ini ween mm and i hrislitias Irik! Cnrp . Ron RI4. Miami Reach. l.li.N Al Alake ynin seleetlnl, fiinii III,' l's|-li SI \i I' In,,I,,-; all size*Fla. lariicst ussinliiienl In t enlr.il Cn,.,I i noitiltiifi si'i v reasonk I aim siippllrs - Aliirhlnrrv - .* Florida Help swell the Aina- , aide I.,!' Urn tl'i llui Avo. niRNISHFD 2 Ius Iroom Riir.iee I'll Inti church ami aiiarlment Conlucl owner id duo TUXEIMI FEEDS. Complete line i **ff*-rin« al ...... Ihml'.s Tuxedo Feed Slore I l,r,n« ,l,,w hmoly I" ...... houu Alnijimlln Avenue ■ ■— — - ■— ■ ■ 1 al the same 11ill*- llrl.iodn Wall FI ANOS IN IT1 l.srl Myrtle Av«. paper C o, no., East Wnshirieinn 1 NEWLY DECORATED 7 bedroom III 111 I P W AN 11 II —in IN ANUS I'..1.1. a, Wni Hirer and SI . 111 lain In 2 .dill hniiHr All rlerlric kitchen 2 l.n ce 10 ,11x 1,i In i t.noulls li nin'* til lots, uni I'nlinelto Ave ilnni.e I,uni in ,,ii yuiir old Eol'NI AIN Help Wanleil Apply LADA WISHES ride In Mi,um l,n 1 hr 1*1 ina* Share exp,'lues ,,nd pi.nd, down II, I lif e lent Send Ml lull Tmtchlon Dm,; Co. TWO CHOICE Inis ulremly terrac Piisia4-*J ,1,1 .ui,| ii,l,| llepresenhelp drive. ........................ | ed • no I'lenrlnu. flow inn cell st I'D AI IONS WAVIER -II ed I'hnne Oil ,t otter il im p ni 1,due o di , .,1' on 1,,n ,d no ole Corner lornllon Mayfair Se< inm II 11 ■ II, Inn ell H i m Cn , 224 Call 541.1 1IAHY SITTING lies! id rider ELDERLY FKoPt.E elveo ln-t IVUt B O Y S PreoHlAfSLV S. lip >n 'i A,, r 111.untn, I'll If 1,1.1 . line Dli'titiiin, ni,i„l loud ...... tSSBN KICVITO A i w u s n YEAR OLD atlrnrllve :i tirdn util cni'i'i Mrs Mlrlarn Vlnnp, phone inn At fid I 1 New mmIere home , tunml ALL MIS L ie s . !'- MRS512 llume Donlde curner lid yulti 1,1d ill ASH II All floor !n2 W HAD A CHANCE.! M — A hreereway ami car jiuet 71,111 I'll AC I It W Not ' tie .111'- rnn . dll idly n . d ‘..d , tl, d $:«l '41 M.vrlle Airntti' I'hnne ll.lt i mil ,nid dal,1 ■ill,lie Niif'e It; IT o u t IIS PI ANTS sp 'll tts '.d litis I .1 ,1 . Flinne 11a, 1 W LOVELY I II It EE lieilroom . MIU SEASON 1 add.no plant . I lined 1 Ini', nl , 't'l 0.1 onry house Larpe comer Ini 12 Idlsiiiess lipp„i I1111111, s ready In set Phi me 1111 t t It 1 12 Kllrhi'tt equipment, space heal U AI III I! Ml s AM ORII Nul,'him, rr, aide fan, vciicdaii lilind- m E ARN f |imi ihi ni mure per ttninlh 2ni a 1 I 1st st, Ptiiiiir 127 eluded Inimi-diiiti' p’ i.s.si-ssi,,n aiHrcssdii: 1ny ili,|,es 111 spare M N o l i r i n i i pi;,,,!. ., d Ido.non, Terms 2lmi Summerlin Axe, tilin' at hillin' liy hand nr type c.iliiiillte 1,1chill pi nil • all 1, in It t OR n AI I Wynncwmal, will, 1 Send II nil fur Infoi nuitiun 1 X W t|M|i| f (M.llltl I II All I.Its 1 Al 1 1 and in im, linn, Scott A Cn , 17— AinHAIOIIII.I s ....... MUST SELL IMMEDIATEI.A t .! IM». .f I,, I Dept till llnxliiiry Station, Itnx 11117 Mrretiry I 'lull 1 nupe Ili:i'i hrdrnom hnme rrcenlly ri'inudel 1 112. Itnxhiiry in, Ala s Money Plymouth Solan t all 01 cniue 1 I AMI 1 d o t u | »•« \ r *(Iit• eihx! led, 21j lnl«, near mtiooI Lake I Intel cnaranlre hy and make off, 1 ITaiidcr-, h*i , lumn, i ,«, ' M4‘ IM*• lll'ilfrl*. Mary Make me tin offer wide Catalina tim e PI,one 1,1,'AA , t'l,,.m lie Ron S. II. c / o Herald. Gltm EltV STORK and Filhm: Station eqiiipmenl N AA’ C,,|i ONLY 11071 00 one hfdrnnni liiiiiie hum. 1201 AVrxl 1st SI hullt nn ymir lot RnlldittR lots L c^ itl iN'olicc.s 70 x IIIH $123 In $1.30 Sculls TA'FISI'S, Own typewriter, address l A 'j f a l N o t U ‘ 0 Trailer Court, Orarutc City emeliipcs, cuiiipih' lists Span* ni , ni fntl lime Allied, Iln* I lift A, i, !» 'U AVA In ACRE itruvc. 2o acre land, lunir Knoxville, lerm Mi I •« I H>rti lake fronlatte and Ioiir Hiuhway ' I'M. t,*V kRiiiiinl, VInrlilii( llrt cintirr lili*. Inn; ID frontaRe near Gi nei.i liupuie I I - s p e c l a i , SERVICES . Ilt*« -tl n*n i«V |H III 1 i m *ir i v if., * "Mill Smith Erml Stand, 2.10 J’ .nV pM f ” 4 1 n i * it, * 1 M f l a i.| Avenue, Sanford I'hnne ItTI W NEAV F L O O R S M trfa re tl to |ie r- *1 It .l ’l »**»» . -ii.iat IIlf fe c llu n O ld fliH ir* m ade lik e IT'av(hr >t. rl,. l ......1 1*1 S* al If,,, j. Alin Dean's Lakevlew I 'illrltis. * «vili 1♦ 1 new F in iih ln u , c le a n ln c am t •%4l(l|#A n.iti.iu a III Im ••Mr i . .1 r.,i Hnule 411, Orlando -'1*1. of Dal,It. 1,1. •A 4 .............. n axirq ;. also p o rlu h le po w er plan t •• 1 ai l1 I11* l-l| 141, IJ.I *1 Me Mall REALTORS - Ill Servini! Seminole County alncr *|a..f t 1tri’ Hph 1ll|M,| . 4 IMIP.11 1 Milt 1112.1 It M Gleason, Lake Mary Illd|M" Hi D'lHfi ail. la iJlIliMHl o nil waul to liny, llenl or Sell, I l f . 41 IN i’ll M’ Mil., 1• ee: I. I. SILI^ Plnmi Terhnlrinu. * ‘ •Ml \ 1• |*l i l e y ir 1 a \ II • tlilt 1■ Itlli. 1, 1*4 J. AV. IIAI.L, Reallnr Phone lili AV. Ilnnle I, Sanford * riioHOf i| t-iui f t 1j • | t| f ,,11,.. Florida Stale Hank Rulhllnjt r1 I'lr.f I .il, il, |. 4»;« I* > Mi.,• LAWN MOWERS sharpened. HI “ Call Hall" I’ hnne 173ft I “ I ’ I. I .11Ii AA1rI11I |*||a| I* Hill I i I 11 ' 1 ,4« 1*1 eyrie* repaired. Shuman'*, :im I. IN 1.1 • I Hill 11 . 1 IS ...It ii I i A M I .'tu­ fs dump Vs See Ituymond M. Rail, K. 4th St. rn O It’ • S ai l I’l -til Ml” 1 U !»I N i.tih 1’li i i | ii«ii ,1. t i- * a 1' a > ur Llreuied llroker for all a f I'lu f I It i f k * |ui If * <* 'i| I., 'x t. II-o i I kind* of Real Estate. MATTERY, Generator nr Starlrr N \\ i«f ,S\ \ I, , | \ | , , :»v* I I •1<I 108VA S. Park. Upstair* Phoilt'JNUk Service. Call .317, Swain'* lint lery Service. Sanford Avenue and 2nd Slrrel REAL ESTATE AVANTKD —4 ORLANDO MornlnR Sentinel, Or WE HAVE A CLIENT who want* lundo HvenlnK Slnr. Call Ralph In huy a lake front home Whnl Ray, 1111 J. have you In offer? Call SEMINOLE REALTY • PlltINE 27 S- ARTICLES FOR SALE -5 fiRANUKH, Grapefruit, Tattierlnr*. West fienevn Ave. .1. T. Fortier, Sr. ____ AWNINGS ITaallc, Aluminum, Canvas. Freo F illm alrs, I’hnne I21H-J after tl p ni. for npjiolntmcnl. YOU CAN SELL f 3 .10 cal. Army n la iket*, Cot* Tarpanllni Army-Navy Surphi* Phono 1311 W CTnaslfltd Ad JUST CALL 148 ny William Itut L'-, T«. vv :n M ini *I Ho im li 11n mi‘ N l - 'l lii fS|fj I J , yl»*f | | #, 11 * ' T havii hlM|j il Hi'ilili, lio h»:•• II l.,i 1 o M fir:i!N|inM, I I I ' ! It Of t ill’ ♦ l/C 'ill «’itllf I .^Elrilfiofi' fT .llfllk’ Kl rlffJt («*|r> uit * ..m l S.n l » »rt» liu H tiy fn itiriv il 1ti ti 1 n lirrv h y r ii|iil r * ( | In f iI•* jic r*in u » IIy CARPENTER WORK by A iifiriM ’V. w ilh iim r l i r k *»f For quick repair John, or atnall nr tjial’ I 4**•iji L i*t LMihfi.nl, F l o t i l l a , y o u r AviftAfrr n r w i i i l v n «lnf i h h a i ., if s i iv buUdlnu, Call Jim U4I4 H , r»i th« 1*111 of rmCinlMlhl In msId m ill i» tl o r Ito f ur n Iln* 7 1>i ilnv o f J i u i m i r y . PLUMRING A Ii. IHS3. rtinl t o N4»rvn a M»|»jr I h u r r o n nfsr> n Mnurli'n FF. F«o*lcir. lt)a Ini I f f ’ p u M o f n r v hi’ r r l n , / w h o n ' o f f l c i * mlilrbH* Is i l 3 f r f h r i i l HnlM- ,l"‘•Till* '- " rl Y<?nr* rirtt,at.L ■ CAIHNKT8 Furntlra top*. C. Vail llttrptiY I* friuln l i m Llif nowM|»a|tr«r Woodworking. 112 Sanford Avo. in w h i c hdp*t hi n onl#*r " h u l l h « inil>h"f> Phone 3W W and 1453 J, «k| ( i f i i « h w a n k f o r f o u r v n l im i U lt l v v ALL TYPES Dulldbier V<Rh K m - w ylratiifN f a i l,. Ko ti or Itllul .....NT 1'tl.t, ’ fill E N T F it IU> a ie n t wt *onnhlo lUlea. Free elUniatea. AO.At NUT Y litt IIV P E F A t t l.T Phono 8GB-J. V. C. Gracey. XVTTH»*1*( n ip h a m lm a il 't ‘« n( w td (Am in wt e a n fn n l, H aw ileei* PHILIPS ColordiHLTeaneri "know i'n id ilv . F ln rlila . thin 10th day of 0 guaranteed lU e e m tirr . A I). t*JiJ. to w " phis O I’. HKRHRON, mothtrodfing m un r>H of A. ct*rk cireult Co nil. I "nandbo*" appearranee, PboM Uimilrndo Cnuniv, Khirtid 411 for frea *3«lfv«ry aervlce. (8e.ll i . . . . » 1 , , « . , • •, » i * - i I’ •I-* ill, i , i . . m, I i... li I'*,41111 .III ” M» ' A jlfilbi i” * ' M il F la t IJ.I. ■ t a i t ti > | iy ill I |,< • i nil * * I r'ailhnf vi i il in i t u u r s d it i fi H M l II'M 4 ll I IIII '■•Hilt 'll lili, o - 4*ha hi 4M> V m f »*t Iti F lh f- i,*i is ml Mi« Hli nf i ti# k.iitit I-* f*l ,t f 11F VI Ij \\ . a .|ti , \ *: K I M VI »,lf*l n»K f vn IHrlnitl’inill, I' \ m p ». II M l * i\ 1*11: > u i n Mb- t i i i ; m i i i : i »i At I .1 lift * • f i *» l l.Ollf l» %I i ...... !*in rfi* I'flriil I . Cut ml, mlYiiwr |iln«*r of rHsiilmr# Il ankbn itti. Hi*i Nvhitvr In* I lanitfTii mni IInat nilii rr** I* Utriipml Ikllipr), ilrNiiKpImrii, i m . c . I j. i m o k s o n s Mtiiitb ('nritlHtn. Vim > ;f> j . I M lT M 'lt T t l l l ' l ' i n i l \ I ,f t f ♦ f * I ' i f l h i u f M’ f f t i i l i i h I IV I t i l l I I T < I I I ICC, M X 1 11 .«■'•»• . \Y I I V I ;»*,’* 111 A I.M pal IIP a t IPI'M* I H I c m . < t i t c i i t I k x v i i c u n o i t i i - *1 11 ,,f w.tlif 4 .... . at Harifnpil. ^’fll i x n i . 1: 1 i i l ' x i i . 11.m o m i i(l i ,. i '„ . m t v I l a nl r, i'll »til In! II O l t H P I M . XII SI4H .I . lit |ft I pi III tea V t 1 I * ur:x r. i ' iii m i , !♦ » II | tp»In »i, p iH im irr. i*|*,rk i ,, r**nM %»* M |M o il * "'H * *** i*i • r ii H ir i* n i l m i , mi it ,x w; i; u *mi m iOPOKK IIUNDLK nml *elf- Riilt fu r (i f l l v o M h i l l b **%;<* I*n ■n m Ii I lervico laundry fur aalo. For tin- iiKiilfiHl you lii Hu- r ir ^ u il of tall* call llUt-J after 0:00 p m. H cm lfi'ih* f f iiiiily , 1^1>*r I$1*i In *'lii»n m r v , hv I n K rm u n l nm l v»hi **r< Cunlract and repair work. Free axtlmnte*. It. L. Harvey, 204 Sanford Ave. I ’hnne 1128. • I. '. • ,r;'Y r#<*'•„■a"'2’ t- U 'c l »,».4 -4 V A 4 U ..'«X vl h l ’ TOM KTHIST k yk s k xaa iin k ii G L A S S E S K ITTKI) |ID South I’nlinelto A*enu* Ir/rOS Q 3 L sol\ i? v o u r tJ R O B f f M S 1(107 Sanford Ave. Ph. I l l * UOY W A LL DR. L, T. DOSS CIIIHOIMt ACTOR HOUItH 0 to 12 — 2 lo 5 Phene 713 801 AI Innllr ) k ** x , Rank IlnltdhRf 9 \<N �THE FIRST BAPTIST CBUBCH OF OVIEDO Dr. Fraai 0. M orns, Pastor 9:40 a-m. Sunday School. Mr. B. P. Whosltr, Sr. Supt, ' 11:00 ajn. The children, from the Baptist Chtldrsn's Home at Lakeland, will bo our guests and bring « special Christmas Pro* iB Chaieh Net Ires must be f>rr*cntcd at The fleraki allies by 4.-M gram. Dinner will follow thli . M. M the dap before publication. eervlce and all worshipper* are requested to bring a basket lunch THE CONGREGATION A I, FIRST MUTHODIST CHURCH CHURCH J. F. McKinley, Minister Park Avenue and Third Street Miss Thrlma lx>ng Director of partment for everyona. J. Barnard Root, Mlfllstcr Itrligloux I‘ducalloti 7:30 p.m. Christmas Messago by Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 0:40 ii.m. Sunday School, A ttie pastor. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Class for every ngr. Wednesday at 7:3(1 p.m. Prayer Sermon: “ Who Seek The Star 11:00 n.in. Morning Worship. Meeting. Ihall Find Thn Christ’*. Sermon Tliernr “ The known God". Note: Sunday School Christmas BEYOND THE TELESCOPE 0:30 p.in. Interinedlsto uml Sen­ Program Tuesday, Dec. 23, 7:30 "Colonel I-awrcncu of Arabian ior Yuuth Fellowship Service. p.m, Lima till* how an Arab sheik, nf7:30 p.m. Evening Worship. The tar hearing the Wcatern acholar Christmas Cuntutu. recount the wonders revealed by FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH th* telescope, said: 'You foreign, CENTRAL IIAPt Ts t CHURCH 1607 South Sanford Avenue •f* see millions o f stars, and Oak Avenue and Fourteenth Herbert J. Han*. Pn*tor nothing beyond. Wo Arabs see Street Christian Warship Service 11:30 only a few stars- nml God' " Itrr. 8. I.. Whatley, Pastor n.m. Sermon by Pn*tor Herbert J. —Floyd Famous Sunday School 0: IS n.hi. “ tiring Hoc i. Sermon subject, “ Why Thu the Fumlly to Sunday School'*. Angels Hang.'* AHHKMItLY OF GOD Morning Worship Service 11:00 Solo by VM t Joseph It. Roves, 1110 laurel Avenue u.in. Sermon by I'a-tor. from the base. Harold E. flulloek Training Union 0:30 p.m. “ A Illldo School 0:43 n.m. Amelia J, flttliorb Union for each age group". Christian Youth Fellowship 6:30 Saturday: "Where Is The l'erEvening Worship Service 7:30 p.m. fStt Church?" This service will be p.m. Sermon by Pastor. Christman program by children AS Inter-church rally. Evangelists “ Come Thou With Us And We and young people 7:30 p.m. Boy and Pauline northern will Will Do Theo Good". A cordial welcome to all. WOisnt a musical program and ilia sermon will bo of Interest to FIRST PRESRYTRKIAN FIRST a i u i t r i l OF CHRIST all churches. CHURCH SCIENTIST Taonday: 9:45 n.m. Sunday Oak Arcane and Third Street MM) Fait Mrrrmd Street Iter. A. G. Mclnnls, Minister Sunday School 3:30 n.m. P:4[i n.m, Sunday School. Chinch Service 11:00 a.in. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship, Wednesday Service 3:00 p.m, Anthem — “ Rclhtchcm Road** Rendiot- Rot.in Tuesdays and Gri'enluml — Youth Clmlr. Solo 00 to 6:0(1 p.m. — "O Come To My Heart, lg>rd Friday Tin......... t vices In all Chrln. .Ictus1' Ambrose — David Hester, Guest Soloist. Ordination of Deu* tleii urimee churches next Sunday l« tin ct 'oiuic supremacy ami cons. Sermon — Mi. Ilclnnls. Church Nursery I0:46-12;00 uniidpni- c '• "f God. The question “ IS THE UNIVERSE INCLUD­ cue 11 Sunday morning. ING MAN. EVOLVED IIY ATOM­ 0:30 p.m, Pioneer Fellowship. (1:30 p.m. Senior High Fellow­ IC Fo r c e t " is tin- xubji-ct of the Lesson-Sermon. ship. A verse from Proverbs (3 ;i:o 7:30 p.m. Candlelight Carol Service by the Chnricet Choir, ns- was selected for the Gnldcn Text slated by the Girls' Choir, under "The Lord by wisdom bath found will ba another clarion call to re- the direction of Mrs, George rd the earth: by imdcratundiif pantancc and righteousness ns ho Touhy, Minister of Music, will I bath lie established the heaven- " Passages which will be run' r o m y i tho presold-day Indira- prrsunt their annual program of lldns of Impending Judgment In Christmas Music. The annual from the King James Version oi Ml' sermon entitled “ Russia's De­ Wldto Gift Offering for Thornwcfl the llllils- Include the following feat Foretold". Orphanage will be taken at this “ God bath Hpoken once; twlr have I beard tills; Hint power be Tuesday: 7:15 p.m. Christ’s Am­ service. longcth unto God" (Psalms 02:11). bassador's Service. Let every Correlative -elections from the Christian use Ida Influence tills f ir s t iia p t i s t c h u r c h Christian Helenre textbook, "Kclsaaaon to put Christ buck Into Park Avenue at Hlslh Street enee and Health with Key to the Christmas. W. p. Ilruoks, Jr., I'aslur Scriptures" by Mary linker Eddy John L. Miller, Minister of Include: “ There Is no power npurt CHURCH OF THE NAZAHENK Education 119 Mapla Avenue "Wo'vo Saved A Clare For You" from Cod. Omnipotence has allL. R. Rushton, Pastor Sunday School 0:15 a.m. "Bring power, and to acknowledge any Sunday School 9:46 n.m. All The Family. Father, Mother. other power Is to dishonor God" •Sister, llrother, and the llnby too." Morning Worship Kli-15 a.m. Youth Services 0:45 p.m. IVe provide a plum for every inrmlwr of the family. Evangelistic Hour 7:45 p.m. GEMS OF. THOUGHT NOTIOIJ: During the Sunday Morning Worship (llroadcast School Hour wo will hove our reg­ WTItR) t!:00 ii . m. Sermon -■ W. CHRISTMAS ular Christmas Program. Como P. Ilrooks, Jr. The earth ha* grown old with ami nee tho Children In action. In Training Union (1:16 p.m. Un­ tho Youth Service we will have ion.* for all age groups. Nursery Its burden of rare. Rut nt Christmas It always Is tho Youth Christmas Program for the babies. — Phillips Ilrooks, that will Interest everybody. Don't Evening Worship 7i30 p.m, The ymmg. I have always thought of fall to come. Sunday School will give its An­ Christmas time a* a good time; a Something special for every nual Christman Program. sttvico heeuuso of Christmas. Wednesday Evening Srrvlco 7:30 kind, forgiving, rhnrlUldr, pleas­ ant tlmej the only time I know of, Coma to every service of the day p.m, aad let's think about Christ. A Nursery is provided for nil In the long rnlendor of the year, Sqndny Service* and also the when men and women seem by one rmisent In open their shut-up HOLT atlHIH "('ll IIII Cll Wednesday Evening Hrrvir*. (Kp Uropal) Earphones fur Urn hard of hear­ hearts freely. —Charles Dickens. lUv. II, l.yllletim Zlmnierinau ing. At this Immortal hour, all IniB. II., Harlor "Every Room As Wurm As Your mnu bale, pride, greed, lust should . 4lh Sunday In Advent Home." bow uml dec Inre Christ's power, 1:00 a.m. Holy Commuulun. and the reign of Truth and Life • 9:30 a.m. Family Service and divine should make man's being WELCOME Church Schonl. pure and blest. CHURCH (IF CHRIST 11:09 ajn. Morning Prayer and — Mary linker Eddy. Elm Avenue and Second Street Sermon. Then ptabd the hells mure loud J. C. Nicholson, Minister Servlcna Him ugh tho week: andstlcep 10:00 n.m. Illble Study, Holy Communion dolly nt 7:30 "God Is not dead, nor doth lie 11:0(1 a.m. Morning \Vor-diip. a.tn. except Friday nt 9:0(1 n.m. 0:30 p.m. Evening Worstdp sleep! Bacramont of Penance-Pence The Wrong -bull fall, Chapel — Saturday — 0:00-11:00 broudcu*t over WTItlt. Sermon The Right prevail, topic: "New Life In Christ". "For With lienee on earth, good-will as many of you as hove been bap­ — Igmgfelluw. tised Into Christ huve put on to men!" Heap on morn woodl—the wind Christ" (Gal. 3:27). Wednesday 7:30 p.m. ttlbla Is chill: Rut let It whistle ns It will. Study, We'll keep our Christmas merry Visitors always wclrume. morning Worship 11:00 a.m. still. —Sir Walter Scott. Subject: "What Christmas Means And If you keep It for a day, WESLEYAN MKTIIODLST why not always? Evening Service: A Christmas CHURCH, PAOLA Hut you can never keep It alone, m g rtm and a treat for tho cbll- Rev. George I), Marsh, Pastor — Henry van Dyke. Sunday School 9:46 a.m. « * n of the church. Worship 10:45 ajn. SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST OdU BT CHURCH, LONUWOOD Young People's Meeting 0:45 CHURCH Seventh Street and Elm Arena* A e Bar. e Zlmmermaa P Worship 7:30 p.m. K. K. Meriting, Pastor B. D., Prlest-la-Ckarg* Wednesday l*ruyer Service 7:30 Church Service 11:00 a.m. Sat­ life Sunday la Advent p.m. urday. ! i Holy Communion 9:00 n.m. Special Christmas program will Sabbath School 0:30 a.m. Mr*. I Augustlnlan Fathers from tho bo presented Sunday Evening 7:30 H. lluckner, superintendent. Good Shepherd Monastery, Orange p.m. Prayer Meeting Wodnesday 8:00 City, will utftrialo at survlcca. A cordial wi-lcuma to ult. p.m. Visitor* am welcome. LISTEN TO Not many events in history have left their imprint upon the world for centuries. Man has a way of putting behind him the past—forgetting his triumphs, overcom­ ing his defeats—as he faces new challenges in a chang­ ing world. But at Christmas we remember an event of two thou­ sand years ago. N ot one of the momentous crises of military or political history! Just the birth of a child . . . in a stable . . . in a sleeping town . . . far away! W h y should such an event, so long ago, still set the w orld to singing ? It can only be because that event, unlike any other in the w orld's long history, affected everyone. What hap­ pened in Bethlehem twenty centuries ago has never stopped changing people’s lives from that day until this! Because that first Christm as has given you deeper happiness and richer hope— com e, with all the faithful, to w orship the Lord. CHJWch c h u r c h This Series is Hein# Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, and is Sponsored by the Following: Business Establishments: IIOl.I,Kit MOTOR SALKS UPSALA COMMUNITY I’HFHHYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. C. C. White, M lalater THE B flALEY FAM ILY GOBPEL SINGERS - MUSICIANS — PREACHER KADIO STATION W thR — EACH SUNDAY U N T O I M P , N. IIILL LUMIIKH & SUPPLY YARD Regular sendee* Unified Services 10:00 a.ta. Church school and talk by pastor. TUB MAYFAIR INN W. W. IIORNK TRUCKING CO. SENKAHIK GLASS & PAINT CO. R « |w ira WILSON-MAIBR FURNITURE C0„ INC, Bokur’s Muiical Instrument Shop Cadar A m u ■ Ptaua DRI8SON FUNERAL HOME RAY KENNEDY’S SANFORD AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY WARNER'8 GULF SERVICE STATION STINE MACHINE * 8UPPLY CO. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. EARL HIGGINBOTHAM Agsnt, Standard OR Co. NICHOLSON - BUICK CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS T CHURCH SEMINOLE TRUCK INC. A TRACTOR CO. RHirr TRACTOR CO- J. M. llLYTHK TRUCKING CO. ST. JOHNS' REALTY CO. J. C. HUTCHISON & CO. WHEELER FERTILIZER CO. GENE'S TEXACO SERVICE HERMAN'S CAFE R- S. RATES TRUCKING CO SANFORD AUTO PARTS ROY WALL, PLUMBING LANEY DRY CLEANERS SEMINOLE DRY CLEANER8 PENN BYT! CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS, SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK AMERICAN OIL CO. M. R- Strickland, Contractor OZIER-WELLER HOMES, INC. c �TM H I j I III i r YOU DON'T IT Delivery, by 7:0* p.in., pirate tall J 1 YELLOW CAB I III AN IN D K I’K N llK M DAILY NKWSI’ A I’ Llt ft V O L U M E X t.1V E a la h in h e d l ’.HIM French Liner a Runs Agrouuc 4»O ff Leban on County f HEIIIUT. Lebanon i.f — Tin I2.MH ton French passenger liner Marseille a week aito with tutt person* alHinrd. run aground three Wnllor »oulh of Ueirut during a ittorni this morning. She wn« re ported listing about 000 yards nfl ihorc with a vertical crack dowr (hr middle A spokesman for the liner's op orator* In France said the vessel carried 2IM passengers and a crew of 230 when she left Marseille, The I'humpolllon slopped at Alex iindria. Egypt, and the spokesman said he did not know how man* passengers debarked there, If any, wr how many others boarded tin vessel. The harbor master at Haifa. 7.1 (idles smith of Ueirut. radiod the master of the Cham million asking what assistance he needed. Man) of the passengers aboard were said to be Christinas pilgrim* to the Holy Land. Ily mldalterniMin. a line rigged from ship to shore, hot none of the personnel ahoaid had been taken off • Itiiffeted by high seas as she lay on the sandbar off Siiloii the Chnmpolllun's buck liroke about mid morning and ill addition In about a 20 degree list to port there was a list of about til degrees on cither side of the spill. S A N K O im , MOUIDA MO ND A Y D K f. 22. I'l.VJ -HI tillrll I’ ll4* j 1*11^1 il Vl S p°ilutl°M \ii0r Religkms Principles BeingSought To Combat Ideologies Of Reds Urged By Ike lloMpital Hoard t Ship W ith 469Persons Aboard Is IieiK>rteci Listing With Verti­ cal Crack In Hull 1 I (II I h |Vtl 1*1 tln’llh Mi’l f l (»•» i »|) Immi » in fn«t>(U i *11‘i‘ 11 **t «t19r*i ri| t'nuf t . I m*mLi % Im"u«itIII n in I II I itiiiwr .him tnriHM. * ii’ ;u !•» I1' H<li t ViMill l nmIiI i |i 111imi % %•r n*!*l tif« tt'ii hr; i .mil l i\l7iMiir mil Ifl I it i rerfhe jour Sanford Herald, City if Ul V n r s t I M iiiu* ( 'r a s h I n . M i l it a r y History C la im s S(> L iv e s O f Ilo litla y Hound C .Is MOSES LAKE. Mash e Md >1-try expert- continued effort- In ■l.iv to solve the riddle ot why mi men were killed here Saliiril.i' in history's worst airplane er.i-h Xml fix lllu n iillo i . i l ' m m ill m il of g m e r n u ie iil e ir c lo ' lieg-m ■> ■..O re l led ile lo .m il fo r III* t'-liu .i lions niul acl loo to reduce I In mi ill her ..I unlit,il) phioi* .ieei ill'III S .iim d .ii - cra-li which k i l l 'l l ill hot ip p ( the men ,iboard the I s milil.ii) - lilggi - I an pl.itu • ■* Ihe |ii||i m i recent *crir* 'bit'll bn- 'Otilfcd out more than ••hi lues la llb e g an i i i i 'i n i l i a l e h for .’ o m id in u of n illil.ir v air* r a ft ■Id le -.ife ls |ire i .iiil|m " and plain . lie e k ' a re ta k e n M * ♦tibern u f III** iijj ik m in o k t ‘• • m il> ho*>juU il hom i »»f ' « u» i •'*••* **t ■ in tli* picture Hi’fl to riftelit k uiv I>r, il. I**. Sru "*ni, Uhiinonii K. l u i l o ., r h a in p iiii* S t if t f u r il; J o lm \\ K u tin , O it d o , »,» 1 \ ii ♦ * * nii mh riKiii ■Inhi ll ill a iri » •■■itI 111*i"i”I)fI|T* Vppi'll I S’til nil -; i ’ li'tl !.' il in. s'nii fnnl; m liinlfit* At-n* iij pointed by (iuvetinir Knltii Wiirrt'ii uflt-i f’ *oni\ 4'l( . •«i>t•«*)» of a ('utility lu'si'itnl S u 11f 111»I I Ill'll ! I M . I si ci' i n , I* sen llichnitl llus-ell ■11 i . . i idled for all exImnslUe inie-li lllun He '.iid il " a- possible . .In.....in ItIt's* ill III- S e 0 ■ l e Xrnied Service* l oiiimittee would ' .be a’ lii.ii mi llie Xlo-e- I -iki t!ir h o tm l it* f o i l i;* .lls iis te r XI Lai-on Xn Enrie lla-e 'it il point of tile lllulil the inn " ’.I 1.’.lions ini. pie.iHfii.ig i|n .I.’iol emilimieil file pip..*" " ...a hei'.iu-e lltall* i.l lTe * i. 'oil* aere i i r o i 'l e . l nul liiirtieil ' i Ollil Iei i. ’.lltP.P X -lo d e ot dental leemd- " a or, mmb- I,* nh otlfb’iiiii.n ex Dr. Dendy Talks Feasibility Of Cross-State Portion Of Toll Pike Doubted By Engineers To Rotary Club About Christmas mg i*nj»TcssH»na l*‘ i'Ci»mmiMD •i m i j : i ' •1 1" 1 A i’U 'F l '* i\iim ' 1! a n i r W \s i u m ; ( I IN V tM sMMlaf I'nmniilh'i I * IM i II I »-»’( I ila' ftial s<*\ U'j I'tl^l.l I. ’i I' ll III r."M i* raiyniMl lirfnir i tmiM Mti fhiirvi*' it IM i >M' I If (Mill I'lili - ililflll'," Wei Itl 0 IIm h a! v m I'tll l’NI MM .11 hi .) I1’|H»|t |(» 1hi Ile •Mill 1MMHMlfh’r V ’ " ft fi' i (hi’ ktlllVY';* 111 I s .nl iiUii thiit 1Im in 'let's -sinM’I111 MMlIff |,1' I lie ipM" 111:;«1hill ' ill ‘ il Ii.l * JI.MIIMl • li.iMps im KtdEii I Ilf I'DIHMl If»•( I'll > M il M|( ' f I \i I M IiLi nn1 Im Ihr k .1 m I if % Hi.Ill liihsi , ,1 N It.I’ • ,11’i’Mst'll I'll! 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Mol her ex ' ! !i * S i i i h i u ' S ' i \r1 ». ll | '..M ! v 1 <* * • I N I y :n i TALUMtASSEK r foe.olim r Krthuo '.nit t il i l h u l V ' l ' ot 11 e .o i l e r I’ ll.'i engineer* doubt the feu slid lit *’ of |.erls ---- —* inrUiding a cross-stiito link In tin l i r i T l l l i ; r e p o r t o n th e t u r n p ik e * v * Xfi'aitnlllle li.or Xu Poree .'en lem ti\ I’ . iis . oi . |ti (iiel.-rtiofl ( >it’ts Are Presented propnswi Florida toil turnpike o Hall A Mel hum Id 'la......I llle eo ' l a i ' loid.lied w i l h .iff n i’. ' , . . , teni It was di.elo.ed tmlav ' limit* •i’ll l. i lpiii al r e p r c '. ida |‘ (*F 1 h ild l'e ll At Hut llnad Department Ctialrmio lire project could hi* I 'll* for JTI A*.-' ..f .ilieiafl void e.p.t|*..i. ol , . . ,. , •• i Allred MeKethan *nll endorn'' (he million* inclinloi * <i; ’i^o ooo ft,: ii.opifa. l u r e r - Ir v in g to p te n * to M e t lllH liS t Tl O 111 e rniire pro|Hisal fin a Jiirksum die right* id win Mi belli.in - nil ■llii’i 111. l au-e of the ae. ldenl 'flit* t'fojeci » oidd **<Mitre firec |III tllUIld C'PresswaV. With .1 I’MIS* Xn Xn Eor i i eapliiiii n lilt xe.otear* to loidil .mil millionIhrlanog Hint the gift that is stale link to the Tampa ...... " I ,*xpei teni e II* nig h e a t * ro m p would lie needed to •O re l lai al ill SIiii>'»i Terrs1, !*, iliuighter of •no-1 prised Is the ear that cm MeKethan reported to a me. I m i lit - o il he Ihm iv’hl llie plain* Mrs. William It. Kvnns .Ir.. I nko l.mllr* the most good will. Dr.'lng of the Improvement < oiniill* tere*l ill 3 b per ci ul during tile " i * l l o o liln 't lb '* elo p en o iig li p o n e l Maiv. mid Hubert Terry, 'll!, Ttim- Marsha 11 Demlv, pu-lor of tile sloii here lodnv llinl (iuerd.de A period of riin*tioc| mi he sulil to i i * i ’ (ro m llie rllliw ay V total bond i*. le ot 2X\ loll |in, Mrs. Kvnns' furmrr linsbund, First t’lesbylerlan Church of Dr- t'dpllls. New Yin., eoiismllii’; etj Mi a a * I it’ll lie o r g e lie m a * ol were ktiled Frldiiv nb'lil In nn la litlo, and recently elected rxccu- « "jer* cost dmilil nn the fmi*l lion* would flntmrr Hie eollre lirof i le* e la n d It am t t'h a i lesion aulmiioljilr accident whMe enroote tlw secretary of Hu Ib.i.r.l < li hlllty «»f financing anil building the eel lii'lc.ol of the 21.* niillhm* s t H i* n lisei’t Htliuis w e re m ade In •1 In Tamjai for the Christmas holi­ Ed.irut!.......... f the I'restiytcrlni*! complete tornplke a* a slug e orielnnllv c.ttnialrd lie *idd lii> l hand lie * *a * one o f ibe p a * Tin* plan wind I be for the Ini t ,. IMill days. tieneial AssemUy. -poke to Ilia P™Je«i h> r, v prnvemenl I ' l i i n iilwlini to liiwrmi 'i tig e r* w h o liv e d th ro u g h Hit It M || tl p'p. 111•* . * ! rash Another daughter, flpmlrn, 8, llotnry Cloii today on Ihu spirit ‘’n ^ ‘*",'d* The engineering flr;n. lured by tbv 2V% miiluiii* against .1." l ■ and Mae Terry'* brother, Thomas uf I'hri-tniii-. P''n,s.t,)H | V ' l M id a tie o d lla r fe h lln c ." In' , Lhn M i l 4 tkijjammeot at the re itw* pHd rff by- rei ewurr ' IfTd'i aid Terry g2, who whs driving v **1* (11 " fro m his lio -p ila l bed ul I n laMoiiiowil l.v tin’ Kev, 'A.*,(7, life rar, wed* r” tlfiu*'tl to'Jne TnSi- Mrinids, Hr, llenhy said "If we illHu PnlWIli*’ lmpro‘ i'me.,1 ,'nrn to. Use of III t irnpike ■ 111” a I ,’,f C"M A*!* " H tn l w e were -Du mg j . i . A l t ' 11 Mi mliskm lti make a truffle «lin|y for cnverilii'e A Colpdt- *■ on Mooii’liml ........Ital with mu|pt*| b*o lung n the g iiiu iid I hep a m e Imve Hie rent tTirDhiun spirit, we the nniposrd tollplke »y»leio. said the turnpike would produce tilde liinlsi'S and laceration*. .The i e o n v llii’i'd ill Hits a lie n I fe ll 'h e I) n l ... ____ ________ st:» .vai.ihsi m its in 't .III lb' girl's eonilil.bin was Im­ ate not going to tblnk so murlii||1p erovi .tub* mdie would con id p le ile h iiim c f III till’ end o l (lie about how wr nrr loved, hut h"W' ( iritMile only III |tcr cent u f the total Ioperatioo and would m " proving a' last report. ruriM ;n mil if si’cmi'il M'i* pimr Tim <bltdri n svern nicked lip we lovo, md 'o niie h nlaeil li"'v rrt’t'nil("( of the toronike *v"tein fill ihai .hiring the fn t ....... I- pul IM* t o . , nl 2*1 ftml mil tli’Nif i■|ii i| (■fimil'll p , f I’riilay nlirht al the K ' nos i"-|. inni'li Is done for a-, but whul we The #ngliiei*rlnii firm »aiil a for yearly average eiirnuig I m i 'Mil file I r I In* hi It i'll IfI • mM nortli •voulli luruplki which i.mhl IIIlllltllls drnre In Lake Mary, ulirrr lliev run do Im iiHiei-" I 1I'll:' fillet t *f||if If*-tliiis *j1111| i (luv Warren tool Invde.l m . Itohert .1. llauiiiuo. pie-nleui of ix> financed III 110 IHO million ilol have I... .. llvlmr and going to, Vi it «l i Allaiillr N..t 1unit I Inr tgind Isvue "clearly passes the hel' of both Ills t'itl/eii' I m i " 1.* |H;I m l U in *) I'l'il d* hi ■rbeel. Tin1 accident nrrnrrcd al a the itSaofmd »«*.....re os ■<«. i*s». |Initial tests nf eeniminlc fea»ibil tdvl'orv <'•>nimil!•*•' ami lutlii’ •I JiUiL H lul l! I h r dm l h *i in i- i| Iridge, eb'lit miles hefnrr they •l 1) I tte«earch t ooii.’ll In -It lo " I''.' Yi :i% (on Lih* In r r i *o tin pro — Itv " ie||t'hi-i| Tampa. State Highway |ll Ik l n .illil s|m|) II MrKethnn said bonder fto Iinpr.iveinent r.iinnilssio*1 - - i■m ^ t'u 'ieb ero Kd Xis. III sold their L i f t n o r A n d L o t t e r y Thi fiLiiie rnsi* Oi.irtili |ln i n 1 .... , turnpike system il limit sliould lull only a handful showed m> sotoiiiolille verred left rrross lb S. Many wrote or wired then ic fllill I(“fill MlI flu'll sf.n fml til si t||r C llNt'S Will lit' Tried Inelnde the eross state rmite “ I Im’II tin tfll.it I'lllll'fJ Jt-Hp |n High war !rJ. lift ween Plant City •i , less - ». 1 , . “ The entire turnpike prujei t i grets that prevb'ils eog.i * Mil? lift iiMiJ flint %iit»^ii mini tn me ninl Taiann, and hit a bridge. 1l(*44 ... •* i Mt .. ,,, , deslralilc urd needed I'm made tl impossible for Hi. m to he Ma <i a He m|)(iiM4 in i immi l> I t'airoliuHii C-nlli said Thomas wo eases im ol* "g llie Illegal |,rjnie iihjcetive In considering the ulb'iid ,, t , »ml 11 lo Hie rniiMiiv I IihiIh'i! nil Hm> Terry admitted he was driving and sale of Ibpmr and mo ecu ling with tnrn|>il(X’ proposal is the emistrne • 1....... 1 1 .’ i i •. 1 44 iniliix* ,il H i.il im »I m | im .I e (im i | i *.| thrt lie fell a |e*p at the wheel. lip. possession and ill.’ of Culai tlort of Die greatest extent ol or i.i * I*..,». i 4M* M e re fi In ii 11 7*4 f r i ' l In M«, ir Tilt fntlirr. Hubert Terry, and tlrkela, re-olling fimn arrests gently needed limited urce** high Ik* .............. « s 1-4 T I m * Mlfuf L it e r < i f i" * * I * fie*| mi the the ilnte'ltter, Sharon, were taken •nude over Ilie week’ .el Ip a rraek* vvav facilities in keeulm* '*t|b Vmoiig llm-e ore-eul wen- |l‘ >b to the HuvgI Fnnerul Home at down tiy Sanford polite, will ronto sound financing prnetlee' It is mil '..Il T I‘one M Xii'o.sl'n. Im libC iif ifeuil jin ill U ill) .him n'i'**u 1ll . "M||r, 11ll M M.11 1 iiriiii.ililv Tami'ii. Foneral servicer v>ill be before the City t’mirl tills after­ our nlijertlve lo construct only llir lo.'i Imv Dovlr K i iilti.n "tl fit'll uf I'm Milvnl Me • M ill* 1.4 .’Itaugeil Ills iiilnil lit..I iittem,.le.l brlil at the Trinity llantlst Church noon. dee T.ieio-i *• , ■■ t* most remunerative purl," Me U |. l I Inf |l •* lo re.time normal > • < .tir| i« m at Sulphur Springs, Tampa subJoseph Walker. ;tt*. Negro, I IIMI Lee I’llwell. Miami Item h m ’e np.fi •1 Vfter thal the fit-I tiling jfurh, West Thirteenth Sln.-t. wa« nr* lit •> .1 Keooelb HiiM’ i'-'or tint I m 'ititl *' **It Mill Ih’inii' ei.itld reenll ’•.*makoi.’ * Wlllmm Evans, Jr., step-father ri'»tcil lust night at Ms residence m.omel Jimiiltos Talluli.i"i • I Ills painful wa) front Hie wreckage f i l l ' - ni l " l i h e f the childi i'ti. Is a nephew of by (Tapi. Hoy Till!* and Sgt W. I ** • Smith* ♦ It. ot’.l e>.flaps,U C Frank Evans uf Lake Mary. The A, Horn on charge" of selling M’i* '! In * *« f i t 11* He wits serfmisl) hut not trill two ’flit- were to participate In a uioon-hliie slid bruo.|i-ldng a fire­ ttf 1It,’ |'t villiv iniiireil play at the Lake Marv Commu­ arm. Himble to furnish bund total­ ruiitpsi, The lit) melt to Hie giant i>i.i - H i . I Kl \/ l nity Clou eh Sunday night. ling 921It on the two counts, he ! In %'llU 1 decked idane wys ...u .onisiiat Xir 1 4*.v -i was kept In Jail to imalt Ids ap­ 14 4 'I. Ill I Eoree olflelals *iild llie) told of \i 1 pear uncp in vuiut. < tl< > i ii III i , * ■ t«M i'l'il • ’ 1 lt|. nvi'llflil *1flillltl I till *' IIMIIMlfl MilIIIX Hltli ill MM4h .4 Pi tests pi nlilcli Ii-.’i men with H-. William Frnnklbi Ibildwln, 2H, . 4' I Hi . I*' .. I » ’* I | * i H 1 H i ■ <ih' * . pound tineks have flii'ii In < 121* Negro, kru Ku-l Tenth Street, was llv #Mni(fi,jiln uf OirWlii»i« ri*ml» *tmmi|i |n*w.ilik ...... I( •*M«|*|llfll ItIt I ||Hr f »« II | pm »ill f il l n*f Hi. \III"i* dll 1 I Dor. ‘J I nl h ilU p* hi TIii* "4'i'Minl i l* iin'Mi ip id - .nr biken Into custody Saturday night will Li* ji Lilli. Ill III t ►I. t’ llil'li 1 Mm|ill f14 * ••( P..I It....’ , I t *MiiMMiti J. klltiUMI • A film entitled) ‘'Hunting Safe- h>' Sgt. Horn and I'nt.olmiin Joe'...,.. im lu«t ym r ululion NVTItll ( iMiilorlnkiiiir i* flu iic^i Orphanmfr Children ''u ,i iM•i. IIn* Ml'44 ip i' ii a ' t l * ," will be shown tonight In the Hickson and A. E. Evans on a will briiuiJctinl |||f* i'Vi’Ml fi*a HU ijiilhi p»|iilii>n Wi l UL Mini \|i l‘ »l* first of the two evening sessions charge uf selling lllegul liipiur, A miitiiituN, It ftiiD iiihj twiluy i)> hum nait| hi* immiIiI nut u IhIi fm iihim Knjoy Shopping Tour MM'lilM* n l l.'|. I’h’ Pit i >m i i * iMIMCi t h l l M 111 1 ill iftil i.i I > |*l **N of the Junior CliamlH*r o f Com- lion.l o f 1202 was furnished. In* «*•*’» D«»mi Allen Mitchell, lid, twit Cypress Floyd I'ulmvr undur h Ihiho nthim* rfw»|M,r(it|i*n tli i meree's wildlife and hunting snfeAct om iiiiiiii'it it) ttneu Jny ID'44 .'in Mil Hi tlM<t I SM* t?( •I 41 111 Aveiuir, was arrested Siiturduy by I m II m ii I I k * undertnkhiif it *luifud. , in u tinge r Mur Ion Hnnimii an.I tli ■ iNi’ll ' .IEM4I lj. Hill Mil IIP kiMy iM<1il ID tv school at the Court llougv hereus, Mix, tin.old IDlig, MlI’utrolniun C. C. Dmlsou and HickTlit* Hinging will lii* led l»y uii , Htaff *tf tlmf miwuni/.iiliMM. \ Hin Jane Ihdler, (lie lie*', Andie'* i III' 11111t1* ft MMI IItv MMI "ill 4 I*- ii. i' glnidng nl 7i*10 p.m. sun on charges of ».lllng and C. N. C'lymore, eduratlonal of* f.o Daidell unit Mr*. Ilnniell II m S> 'tiMii III. (kill* ’ Ll Ihi I 1 ■"hi ■ 1n i l i ii ii Ii * i 'l i u ru * t h a t w i l l He u * * e m . i m Ihh I >(*i » i ,f l i e fiM i h i n (*'l|l**l III 1-41 fleer of Hie Htntv (Jama and Freah having possession of n share In a linlf Im.iiileustlng tie. iiiiimmoili "III l.llnn* "f Hie t.iitliernli 11it*vti L * r y lottery (Cuba or bolliut. Bonds hlctl nl the tuilio slutioli n nnti| Water Fish Compiltslon, will show t Iii|di•n « ni lmol einl.arliiil on tut’. II log 11(14 were furnished. hour lie ft) re lltu gltnip gou» till llie JiriHluetlon will III’ dmiited Im tin" the film with a brief axplanntlon Hie Hi’iioiil .limin' Chamber "I Chief Boy 4Vlltlaius -iihl today and David Swindell, director uf air. Thu chairman said that tin oceasloo. < m u m is m . s t n o x i h Cnmiinii’c - spimsnred I brislniu (i l l ** M l ' 1 1 - 11 M O The very Iriipoi’liinl tItI•*1 *■I■■ Nhoi’ ldng lour In Sunfnril la-l Urn Central Division of the com* he had detailed mi'it to ttpec la I man nuuit lu-aitate, hueuusu lie MAN, IIKSIEIt, N V .r SI 1 >,■ Il k ll v ll O 1 l i n k 44 II k merit, according to xir I ..limn, i* Kulunla* nlurliing. , .Nnl—Ion. will revluvv hunting laws work in locating offender- selling ’ll (ieorge's ( ullmlic t'liurcli < ,i di doesn't have a trained voice, tn tli.lt livery possible tit.lit. l.e tuned moonshine or tlenllng In Culm, | . • I.’r t l io n k,4 M iVXaml safety hints, . xiriiycil by lilt’ furl* y I’ til.i Mr. nul Mrs, Duniell and Mr oln Imeausu Hie main iei|iilreniulit to WTItIt at Him klloeyeh * i.ldle Holler hroughl the vmingsturs to |" dll ii loss nmdliciall* f t , ' . .♦ • , 1,,. ll !»*.{ The Jayecc-suonsorod, hunting 11intttt'<l . that he wants to sing carols ............................... ' • (• 4 1 lit i l o l .1 the program Is on, ami Hint I. nil* the salely clinic, dlrcetcd he Elton Laura I^hman C r o H H Invree information booth '** MtvrTuI lliuulreil tliolinimtl ilol It was pointed out by Mr. ('til- lo tlio big fourth factor and Mini |» b MM. | I ., . 1 Muughttm, Jr., will conclude Its Ibitntihiv mumlng at Dtdin lurs | IIpried Here Today liter that Ihu Idea of everyone Is thnl everybody sing Lnsl *■-». o'clock ('■ • ; n!i two-evening sessions tomorrow Minislerx ill llie * tty - I't n1t'*ttint M M I whero the*’ nine met In' within hearing illstamo of (lie groups in homes, in stores, on tin' si 1. night when guute wardens A, W. I'lnitclii's strut'll l Itvir putt Imnu'ix I 1 " ............................... ... 1 ( ni l I’ rlsiM ’, cbulrmnii uf Hie M i l . Anslcy mid John II. Warren will I > • o n f ’ i >1 \ Rervlcua wurc held at J;30 p.m. ratlin elation Joining voices In llie street ami In largo inslitiilion* .layeeu chopping tour, l'‘i>iii'.xt in services Ittler In n*st-t (lie i .-ili give advice and further safety In­ Imlnv ai Hrlsson Fitneiul Homo ohsorvanca of tha Christmas seu- Joined In tlm festive rhino* Hull lireeki’tiritlge, Tim Crawfortl and olles ill till) fund ilriic in le-tme •it i > I'M h* I I I >* ' structions. . . l . ».i i ' 1 M for Mr*. Uiura Lelunnn Cross, son gained widespread acceptance was led by the group of men *ing- Mrs. Iting, vnuicotive secretary (heir chin elt. Another sidelight o f tomorrow 4R. who died In thu hu.plUl at last year, ami Its popularity llitr from stnthui NVTItll nf the Jnycees, nvenlnp'* clinic will ha Chief of East Stroud burg, I’a. last Frida*’ prompted him to get the mas* That Is (be hlg Idea, snhl llie |<h > Mi, I'risiK' tilstrlbutcrl tin' *<UI Police (toy (’ , Williams’ talk ami at 2:80 a.m. following a brief movement under way again this motor of thu carnl songfe-l ■olleeted by the Juycue* Sliumir season dlsulay of his rare antique guns, IllncM, _ . , |everyIstdy sins "This Is one tiling llie II youngsti'is it ml heliu il ft. Thu hunting saf.sty clinic 1s be­ Svvural oleincnts contrihuted to wh(tro everynnu in the area ran Lorn In Crown Point, Iml, Apr. ing soonsored by the Jaycsas to 20, 14407 Mrs. Cross was thu lit success_ In .1851, Mr. Palniarlju|n t„Vettier In unity ninl hnrnmnv iheiit sltnp for presents the rest properly Instruct young hunters In widow of tha lata (Irorge IL continue.!, first, of course, was thu 1_ Wt>1| harimmy of spirit, even if t.f the morning. The Junior Chamber raised the an effort to avoid hunting acci­ Cross o f Jscksunvllle. Mrs, Croaa Idea that anyone o f the men In the Hie n«t*’s don’t all ............. blend so sweet tin for the shuuplnii tour by dents, Mr. Moughton said. vicinity who wanted to Join the cams to Sanford with her par­ ly as they might under more pro­ selling bnllimns during the re­ ents. Mr, ami Mri. H, J. M ltman, chorus was Invited to do so. The fessional standards," Mr. Ptilniet cent Clnlstmas (tatado In -SunIdea was to give aoyrme who bail In ItfJO and was graduated from Sildeil. fortl arid the rollrvsslon percentHrmlnolr High School. She later the Joy o f Christmas In Ills soul lie llieii stressed Hint every mat* eoe flout Ihu sale uf eolnlletl graduated from Massey Husluoas and who wanted to give vent to It wlm llkt'tl to sing Im at the radio apples. hop Collrga In Jnckaonvillu ami llvud by singing thu songs that have elation before 8:80 nn the nlgld nf lhara for HI year*. She was visit­ meant eo much to thu observance Dee. HI. "Sires* that all we need ing In Stroudsburg at ths time to the Nativity, a chance to "hurst I* fellows who want to sing, no H u t p v of her death. Ph* was a member forth Into song," “ ll Is amusing," matter how poor a singer he may said Mr. Palmer, “ how many fo|. think ho Is as compared to Marin o f tha Presbyterian Church. Surviving nr* her mother, Mrs. lows with no formal voice training Ijinrti, wa want him If he «*ant* like to sing, and this I* the tlmu of to sing. Clive the children ami the Hairy T. Iluner, Sr., OU, died year when the urge Is at a peak wife at home a* thev ll**"n te siidilenly of a heart attack Satur­ •*r Plyki two sister*, Mrs. W, apparently. That Is th* type man WTBU a rhanee In hear "Daildy" day afternoon In Denver, Colo. Mr. J. II. KlnviiM, «loft I Flnrhlu Mnnnifor foi lin’ Souttmrn Hell T* k 8 . Brawler of Sanford and Mr*. wa want on this program/’ on the radio. That Is a treat for Honor wa* the fatlujr o f Harry T. Herbart Kuwait o f Crown Point, This first elament was wsll tak- any kid whir Is expecting Santa Iluner, Jr„ assistant manager uf phuiiK ninl Tt'lt'ifr*«pli I'oniimny, lulkrt vln cunxiiil niklv \u < nil Ik llroichf (rigid) pM^ilviii nf lln* I*••»)irip*iiInr T**le|»lioiic (*um|mny. Kin* ■o f laat ysar for a hugu Claus lo drop In before mornln" Iho Mayfair Inn. iow#d up at the radio sta* And, I'll venture that Santa will Mr, Boner, Jr., who has been It, vnkf, *nt JuvkftonvHIc, villoil llrort'ln ut Tiim|ju at mhlniglil Snliirduy tha msrry throng, fast more like It, too, after he has Sanford for the past month, flew lu ojK'ii llw new vnuxinl vnklu rnuto l»vl\vv* n Orlnmlo mul Tmnpu. 'I ho sound Ilka a trained sung these good old Christmas with hi* wife to Colorado yester­ cnhlu w«6 ulmiilv iuntnlluil ttd.n Jacktinivilk' In Urlainlo lit which puinl ---- —■*“ In Ertrgrsen Csraaday front Orlando for thu funeral. It cuniltmcu to Miunii. »u aald, but tliay earol*.’ ’said Mr. Palmar, Two Lake Mary Children Involved > In Auto Accident • Arraignment Of l\ Arrests Are Russia On Kalyn Made In Racket Coi'nt Is Urncr! Probe In Gotham n 1..I.I •..........Il I.l X’ . II r irfiil , L, I. 1 1. x11 I ’ H'I* I I ■ i*!lux* in: \ I T f s I t'll < id lis jtm Second Annual Community Song Fcst To Be Held Here On Christmas F.ve “Ihmtiny; Snfety” To He Shown Tonight 1 i t , L. H.tf Drill I I I lm (I I’ rodtH'lion <>l I ’ Isit S . BAYS U r. i i T. Holier, Sr. !)ien In Colorado i U . t e ’.'tSrnS'to.’ «i , . . . A / brii *- '7 ’ sN\jVi"'' 1 ■('- e 1 1 L l" 1 » • \ | t • n h H !• 1 ii o l I 1 o H«( I Im f 1l o «»t H n | hi ( I ’l I L kill m I ,•I X , |«si I’l 11' f kl.Ml |.l IV i .1 ■ML," flintl him* mill 111ilIwi« ( it nit I hi n* 111 •. •iH4 ft nut Iifi i •1 I > n -iM iiii IMMI 4 . I*f 1 1 #• f x • ,iIn - 4 H liiiD n i r \ 1 I n i l 'i i l r l il I 'f iih il 1 lridn\ li.m i 1i 1 O l 1 t « i j >» 1 1 n f h i l l f n h i *t| i 1 -o h 1' * . i >i • i 1 1 S iif tk iltl flu in. i k , t f 1• 1 1 *1 i i 1 . l«l • L . 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 19, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 19, 1952. 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1952; <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/2b23e6b82ba87367563b695ed71a6631.pdf e1433cb67e2576b625311f2454b4253a PDF Text Text ” B / . V J? - » ’#\ ^ - i •' V> *; ' * ' , s ' . / Jones Scores 28 As Oviedo Crushes Clermont, 66*31 __ , flash y Senior Seta T w o-Y ear •County Scoring: Mark For ____ - -----^ ------ ~ - * ■ ‘ •■ :■ "' * ------------------- -------------------------- Sanford Navy “Savages” Face Rollins Tar Quintet H ere Tonight Gume Performance Collegiate F i v e Is Odds On Favorite In Clash At SHS Starting At 7:*‘I0 I If K HANFMItl) flF.ltALII I Page M Wed. Dec. 17, IW»| CHAMP OF CHAMPIONS - - By Alan Mover Seabreeze Drubs OVIEDO - (Special) Johnny J3hm uHHiing hl« hrlllinnl onelietided pusher* and fast breaking lay-up* *et a two-year Lnxki-Htnli record In Seminole County by ehumlnx the net* for 28 point* Sanford villi have it* first pacing the Oviedo Lion ipilntrl to a lop-aided 00-31 triumph over glimpte of big lime Imskrtbull tonight when the "Siivngca" of Clermont here ]«it night. - The flashy *enior, who play* the Haofunl Navv Photography an equally brilliant hanrhall Ki|uuilron clash with tin highly Same fur the Lion* In the apritix, tooted Hull in* College five ot the 3b* - Year-Old Finally Worked with Hilly Meek and Sta­ Seinlnoh- High School gymtnidiuiiten under the boa*<l* to control nuilltoriuio tonight It ginning ’>1 Earns Chance For the rebound* In Oviedo'* first 7i3li p.m. Championship Bout Ih r “Sai age*" a III nirr) a Victory of the Infant eumpalan. Meek poured In in point* for good 2-1 rrcord Inlo I hi* eve­ sr. LOUIS ,r-O I(l mnn Arehlc the winner* in rank second In ning'* encounter holding a flr*l oeorlnr for the K*me, Clermont'* plats tie in the Orlando com­ Mtaire. fulfilling a vimlhful ainhlliim nt .16. ends a lOycnr trull tn Charlie Johnson bucketed 13 mark- mercial rare rirclut. Couched hy Dm. J , W. Olson. the ('lininplonshl|i ring tonight in era to top the lover* effort. ''-T h e Ovledoan* broke fa*t, Dnvtona Reach, und I,I. It. It III* 1.Vround title m-run with Light Wood, Miami, the VJ-62 "Savage-." llr-uvywelghf (,'hamp Joey Maxim. MMhvf up a 20-3 martin in tie This I* n chance of a lifetime 1stk ill period on the arorlng will la* gunning for win number for Moore, mid II almoxl took the tMaee of June*, Meek and Hob three of the season, Kuillcr the sailor* Iron need Ho- SI. lustl* Negro a lifetime to gain Wspalon. The l .Ion* held a romfoilable 33- queinorc Motor uuilrt-'t of Orlnndo, It. For nlmost a decade Archie S . bulge at the Inturirikdon and 1)7-37, und NA 18 of IIip local air has horn brushed off hy light f*nt on to pu*h their Icn-I to 62- station, 01-29. The ooe lust •llffar­ heavyweight champions, a :.nd fate 21 try the third period. It was thu t'd by Hie Siivngi'- wa* ul Ho­ for un IH year-old beginner who First win In two game* for the llands of tho KU-t-uo JV *t 51-47, hail planned to get a tlllo chuiue oml retire at 2.1 Ltoaa who wero defeated by Edge- In a dose duel. Drsplle Ihe lime log, now Hud f P A ,S *' Th* llollln* Tar* sill rarr> u water only lint Friday night by L Z A H Y 2-1 record Into this evening'* Moore liu* the opiwirtonlty he's s M-iA count In Orlandofray, holding a triumph over favored to take Ihe 173-pouml H It Proved to be a big night for C C ' .' ^ .t r s P J> crown from Maxim, a SO-ynar-o'd usually poarrful Tampa and the Jane* family and Oviedo a* gent from t.'lovL-lund. Thn whl* Florida Southern, while falling thel-lona girl* five alapped on / ' c r *.<,• & give Moore the edge at B-S, but once to Stetson's giants. I tt-11 defeat w ar the Clermont '2At? COACH )/. probably vary to close to female* with Kaye June* hitting According to Navy official* Hie they’ll even until the two men enter the tm I I marker* or over three- game will be oprn to the public ring fourth* of the winning point*, fre» of charge. Everyone H cor­ A crowd of about 14,000 fan* is dially Invited for ihit evening'* expected tn pav about tSVOOU to hay* I* Johnny Jose*' *T*ter, Another Jones, Shirley, no re­ contest, they added. see the International iloxlng (Tull's CALLS t> The Photographic Suumlroo is attraction at the arena. The U • «. ,,Vy,d A/p*T / o CHAMP lation to Clermont's Charllo, wa* tho^ high scorer for the losing commanded by Conidr. Jefferson CST tit) p.m. K8T bout will OP WAR* AT eoUPH • Kennedy Jr. of Winter Park, for- telecast and liroudcu*t nulfo p e t t o fPAHK tro tt 7 8 , to e-T H Tho Ovlt-doan* victory wa* not nirr football, basketball, and ten­ over t ’HK with only thu St t.o CtAMPtOtef A HO r / g o B - H t Without * o ru a dUunpolotment nis star at Hollins. nrea blacked out T H r/B iW # B e A r a s . c Pre-game dope*ter* plrk Hol­ however, liig center Walter Dmlu HAP y HAr/OAlAL Mnnr than 160,000 In rccelplOKLAHOMA AHO 7£XAG.CM4MP& CHAMP/OttG* sprained hi* ankln during the pr*'- lins h) 2.* point*, though mu*I lieen Iced away already, and i o p TM tip co K p e P e n cP ^, — r iame warm up and was aldi-liio-d bund Irapper* are rehiclanl In was enough to establish u new .A. PVPCH/f. p / a t o c o - H o i o e p , a v o or the entire game. The full ex­ give more than 12 point* to (he Louis record. ? e o P /H H , t v / i e A s u r w/ n h h p . ' J tent of Duds’* Injury wn* not Im­ *tallor*. To Hull expected Wo.las) haul i The ItollliM-Kunfortl Navy VJ-II2 you probably cun safclv add u 1 mediately ascertained and he may Dvl.ital,, 11 ( S , v -n » bo Out of action rur several unmet. game lit the first In a aeries of minimum of 250.000 to the purse ' Ihid*'* to** will bo greatly felt cage conteat* to tie rdno-'-l -ill tho That rr|ircsetila the rudio-TV spon­ by the l.lon*. since the big re- Incut court Ihi* season. During tho sor'* rt'iuirlcd purchase price for Wind specialist wa* tha No. 2 game n meeting of the Fast Flor­ the air rights iterer and hold the hope* for the ida Conference ufflcinls will InMaxim has been guaranteed Ovlcdoan* under Ih* board*. tuking pluce in the lunch room almut $75,000 in making hi* third Johnny Jonn* oow haa scored IT inim.'.liHtely below- the gymnasium defense of the world titlo ho took MIAMI (A) — Football players OAINKSVILLE - T h e Uni­ lnts In two game* to pace all court. fro- 1 U.igluml'v Freddie Mills In from the North and South began versity of Florida lias nine more fnlnole County prep scorer*, AH-cooference fm.thsli aelec- IBM. arriving today In start workouts prospect* for Its 11)53 football team. holding a robunt 2.1.fi point averngi lion* will he made while Hanford Hut thu tact he'll receive onlv a for the annual Mnhl Shrine Tem­ The University said Tuesday r game. I.uat year (lerahl Cov* and I*. K. Yonte'* title claim* token payment doesn't bother ple charity all-star game In the night the following high schmil ath­ gton of Sanfaitl scored 22 pointt will be Nettled, Utile changes and Moore, who Insists. "The tnxln Orange Row I Christmas night. lete.* hud applied tor scholarships: fur I Ho ncmom'* Ih**1 inirN* Knimt * -Inllsl Ira I dejmrtmrnt m i) be |thing Is that I'm finullv getting First practice will be culled Hobby Uranium, Lakeland half­ my shot t know I cun lieal him. Kory by u player In Rend nolo farmed In Inlegrate Ihr Imieely Thursday with Iwon-iluy drills back; Joe Crlner. quarterback County, I’m going to knock him out." organised KFC. scheduled to start Yrlday. Eight­ from Osceola High, Kissimmee; Maxim retorts: Tile Heminuln High varaily nml een players on each squad were Kuye Green, fullback and line­ In t-.nlght'a tune dash the Na­ Junior varsity quintet* play Kdgv- vy will bo bunking on It* iU r "I'm Ihr rhanip nml I'll still to* due io check in at Miami Reach backer at Ocala; Larry We*iey, water In Orlando Friday night. the cliainpion when thu fight’s hotel* today with others coming Femamllna Hearn offensive half­ wiring threat Joe Mulaclilch. over " Clermont (31) back snd defensive end: John nar­ In Thursday. Ft! FT T North Couch Rtu Holcomb of row, Drlrny Reach offrnslvo and Johnson 3 Purdue will have 26 men on his defensive end at Georgia Military nquud, with the last-minute addi­ Arudeniy; and from Jacksonville I fe S ' II tion of Chuck llren of Northwest Hlehnril Cromwell, offensive taekBy DAYLK TALBOT ll** Fort II ern, Hie lllg Ten's leading srorer. jle and offensive end; Tommy >Jena* -SYDNKV. Aiialrulin tjv — Tht* ilrcn Inn) been Invited earllur I’olrie. defensive guard; Larry 13 haphetd 4 country has Just rccclvcil concrete NEW YORK b f^ llc k Uniat, who but when his acceptance wn* not Adams, offensive end and defnlardati 0 evidence Its young tennis Idol, Hies to loin the Fort Waynn Pistons received, Holcomb Invited another *lve linebacker, ami Ruddy Page, Total* 31 ►rank Sedgman. Intends lo turn for Htelr iiriifuakhmal buakclbul) player. Hrcn's uccetdonce liml b alflwit-k lit into ( 66) profession*! in about two weeks games, I* up Cromwell .mil Pelrle played for 0| In the air eourrrninu Andrew Jnrkson. Adam* und 1’iigu FU FT T and It I* taking Hie blow hard. hlva future iilaus. plans. Hut the 27-year 27 year oh) IIA.SKLTHALI. ft EXULTS 1. Joil«/i for liuncan Fleicher at Jackson­ 13 2 2H Most fans linrl reailied suitie- PI* gruvtti ru»ltf p lihhdirsoreloIhlvtlMi* College Meek i! I III hlng of the sort was In Hut wind i ’ltlshnri'h airgh shortstop tipllavc* til* Tampa 77 Central College i Mo I .Mi ville Reach Slaton I I 3 but they hadn't really believed It upcoming " ,nK. Iwo • year sllnl In the High School Shafer until they read and heard excited arm will help him imiku up his Palm l 0 Reach 56 St. Anns II Vl))'0 0 I H announcements that Sedgman had mini} Pompano Reach M Vero Reach 32 been ... . delayed in . Ihe . mail and Wheaton IJrnat made his New York pro­ Homestead 63 Gcsu of Miami 33. Nhrlne official* and coaches agreed » U obtained permission from Incuinu 3 To Inin tax offlclats to leave tile country fessional cage debut Inst night and Mluml Itluh OH Itcd!nml 36 to let him [day 2b 10 lit) Clermont scored IH [mints a* the Platans Jacksonville Jackson 31 P 3 D 1) 10 ill early in January. The Mouth, umler Miami Conrh Oviedo .. One Sydney dally splashed two tousled to an easy 05-61 victory 20 13 10 14-00 Andy Gustafson, ussisled by Jim Yonue (Gainusville) Id huge words across the top of Its over the Philadelphia Warriors. Kellcrllnus (St Augustine) 30 Lnn Tatum of Maryland and George rib front pugo. They merely said: " I don't really know whether .Sauer ot Baylor, will have 25 play­ don of Jacksonville 47 tennis Shock." And even u day I'll play baseball or basketball aft­ Jackaonvllle Reach 41) Jnckiou- er* Doleoinl) will be assisted by aler the story stilt h the first er I come mil of service," Onvnt Weslev Fester ot Minnesota. Huff vlltc Tecli 32 thing that hits the rye. said. "I'd like tn play both but it Cross City 56 Mayo 12 Donticlll of Boston nml Red SonIt would lie difficult for llio may Ih- loo much of a strain." tiers of UCLA Lake Itidier 53 .Melrose ;ui average American sports fan to Dick, who batted .264 In 05 gomes Macclntny 57 Y'ulee 32 understand the public cummnlion for the Pirates last season, still FHU STAR over a mero tennis player. Hut attends Duke University but he Crescent City 61 ,xt, Joseph (St. TALLAHASSEE _i^i _ Earl Augustine) 20 DALLAS, T*x, W1 ~ South west ho might experience a fairly slm- ex|>ecta lo be drafted Into the army Fcrnandlna 62 Camden (WoiMlhlne, O’Neal, senior offensive guard Conference bsikelhall team* main- * ! r **n*alJon If Hocky Marciano sometime In February. from Valdosta, Ga,, tmtay has the (ia.) 43 The six-foot fireball, who set an Perry 6U Florida High (Tallahas­ llatfour Award as Florida Stale Ulned their two-to-ona margin over abandoned hi* heavyweight title Moconfarance cage rival* today or the Yankee! announced they all-tlnio collegiate scoring record University’s most valuable player see) 14 |UWr ^taking two of three games were turning their itudluni Into with Duke during Ihe 1030-31 sen- Seabreete 79 New Smyrna Roach of 1332. a brer garden. son, cIukscs the pro game much lit* selection by other member* 33 Probably one reason Aussie fun* lougbor than college com put iIInn It took final minute uction, but of Ihe Seminole siiuml was an­ ................. .. -■. ___1 M U 1 Winter Park 40 Wildwood 41 ! w » A f M look a oo-ss victory and official* h id not taken earlier i„Ui!m,* 11,nCi > 1..1. ? ‘K, r wli *73,00° Jefferson 39 Lakeland W nounced Tuesday nlghl. over Trinity University of Han An­ rumor* about Kcdgman too serious- to Join tni I Irales Inst June. Harlow 73 Wauchula 36 * ct they I tonio and Arkansas beat Missouri, Largo U.1 lire aster Tech 51 ------- ,--..j)g they •M L with a lait-iecnml field goal. Utl Clermont 31 HI of Itrflil, seven raced at Hialeah. Oviedo utl along without hlip. -.Only Texas ChrlnHan University, Tltuivlllo 49 SI. IT They were Hull l.i-a, Heliopolis, Tltuavllto St. Cloud 47 playing far afield In Peoria, 111., ------------------------ Illue Sword*. Attention, Easy l w * t The defending champion ALL-CITY Mon, War Relic und War Admlrw ra fd Frog* bowed, W TO, before TALLAIIASSKB Lfl - Tommy »l. Bradley UtuveriUy. Price, an all-city end ot Miami ------- *---------------p g y ooe of the tpp tan In this Jackson high kchuol tht* season, Qunrturlmck lloldiy laiyhn and haa accepted n Florida State Uni- halfback Ooak Walker of the vor*lty football icholanhlp for Detroit Lion* were alio teamnaxt year, the University said to- mate* on the Highland (Texas) day. High School team. Archie Moore To Fight Maxim For Light Heavy Title i J North-South Tea mu Gators Sijcn 1) More AHHemble For Game Gridiron Prospects K K Sports Roundup i Groat To Play For Wayne Cager* Southwest League Cagera Hold 2-1 Margin Over Foes New Smyrna Five In 79-33 Triumph DAYTONA REACH (Mpvebil) — Menbrc***e lligh-Mchuol quintet, winner* (if the East Florida Con­ ference cage title for the past four year* und .stale "A " champion* In three of those season*, served mi­ llet- on Hu- league iignln tills year, gilling off to u spectacular be­ ginning. by drubbing New Smyrna llrnch, 7P-33, here la.d nlgiit. With three reluming tsltrrmen. Hill Hrnaer. Don Dunkle and Hob Rlrhlnt*. Ihe Hand Crsbn ixj*led a 190 martin at ths and of the first period, add­ ing 19 more points In Ihe second Mania to conclude Ihe Initial half with a commanding 31-13 lend. Thereafter the New Smyrna de­ fenses were pulverised In tho final two quarter* a* the Crabs ran rampant swishing the cord* for 45 more markers while limiting the Harracudns to lust 18 tulMc*. Richards' 19 points wa* the individual high total for Ihe winner* though the scoring wa* spread out among Ihe nine play* era Coach Joe Nelson empftqed In keeping the score "down." John Ht, John w n* the Mg scurer for the loners with It markers. New Smyrna's Billy Carr, giant center, wu* unable to play because of nn Illness. The Barracudas sorely needed the rebounding and scoring punch usually provided by thu lanky Carr, Seabreete 39 G Renner 6 Scott Cherry I Rogers 6 Taylor l Duukel 3 Lloyd, W. l Richards 0 Lloyd, it. 0 Tol ratals 29 New Smyrna U. 33 G Ht. John Johnson Mallory Wilson Phillips Davis Brown Morey Totals Henbreeie .... New Mmyrnu Florida Gridders Resume Practice For lnt Bowl Tilt GAINESVILLE in - Florida's football team goes back to Hie practice field today to get ready fur the school's first bowl appeurnnre—In the Gator Bowl against Tulsa Jon. J. After thoy wound up a 7-3 sea­ son by trimming Kentucky Dee U. the Florida players got n brief rest. Thsy are likely to have dully sessions, except for one or two days off at Christmas. Rick Casurcs, the rugged Gator fullback, hasn't rested though. Hu umped right Into tho varsity busetball lineup and scuruil well In three opening gomes, ensures probably will plov basketball ilnst Mississippi State here F ri­ against day night, then concentrate on football unlit the first of the year. Coach Bob Woodruff plans to lake 111* bowl squad to t'unU* Veilra Beach, ocranfronl resort 25 miles from Jacksonville, Dec. 29. They will wind up practice seaalons there and go into Jackson­ ville Just before game time. The Gator Bowl game will close out the collego football career of 18 senlora, Including seven backs who have advanced the ball near­ ly throe mile* tn three ictiona. Papa Halt, biggest gainer of the seven, haa !,4o8 yard*. Buford loing, high scorer for the group with 108 point*, la second in dis­ tance with 1,141 yard*. The other* are Jack Nichols 1,948 yard*; Sam Oosterhoudt 936: Reed Quinn 263; Ken Summer 81 and Kent Steven* 10. t Jackie Robinson Will Not Make Any More Criticism Of Yankees By JOE R E in il.E K NEW YORK ijv—.tackle Robin■on, wilt) recently stilted In a Id i­ vision Interview [hat the New York Yankee front office was agaln*l the hiring of Negro player*, will not make any such criticism* henceforth Tho brilliant Brooklyn second baseman will refrain from refer­ ring lo the absence or presence of Negro ball players in the major league.* as long us lie remains In baseball. A suspicion that Itohinstm had been silenced un order* of higher up* stemmed from Commlssltdier Ford Frick's reply to a iniesllon whether he had tllscuKird the mat­ ter with J nek lo. " I prefer not UVdiscu** the mat­ te r," answered Frick "It has been handled " ip! Stan Muslal of Hie SI. land* Cardi­ nals was Ihe highest salaried . er In 1952, it I* now revealed. he major leagues' homo rim king drew $t*).0<)0 Iasi year. SIO.issi more than Muslal earned with the Redbird*. The 190,000 figure eume to light when a Plrale spokesman, discus­ sing the elub. remarked: "Klner wasn’t a SPo.OMi ball pincr last year and I think he knows it a* well us we do. I have a Inmch he's prepared to take n cut bol I don’t know whether ho'tl ac­ cept Ihe full 25 per crn l." There will be no austerity pav gram ul the Phlludelpldu ITilllnV training cutup iu Clearwater. Flu., this spring. Manager Steve O'Neill told tne writer in 1'hocnlx. Art*., lust week Hint lie planned In erase ull the "don't” and "slioll nut" rule* which were Imposed upon the player* by Eddie Sawyer, for­ mer I'hll pilot, Inst year"The players will be allowed to bring their wive* and families to camp." said O'Neill "They will be pei'mllted tn swim, piny golf. cnnW fish amt relax on tne beach If th ^ wish." 1/ An nifritiokctl pitching record was set by Preacher Hue this past season when tho Brooklyn south­ paw turned In a won and lost rec­ ord of 11-2. This mark coupled wllh his 22 3 murk of 1991. gave the veteran tho pn*t Iwo-sekspn pitch­ ing percentage In miidcru baseball line’s overall .13-5 for a percentage of HG8 luppeil tho previous i » A 59H Ll‘‘ Grove of 39 11 for 8U7 BU7 set ‘hy *L*I|y of Ihe Philadelphia Athletic*. Grove 1930 hail a 28 5 mark In ........ . and fof lowed with u 31-4 reco coroLIn iiP31. Rumored Race Track SFC Will Hold Cage Tourney Feb. 26-28 Is Called Premature TAMI'A '.n -rtie South’ Florldu JACKSONVILLE UM-W Ellis Gllmoiir, head of u group of New Confvrcnco will hold lla annual Y’ork spur!*men reported planning basketball tournament la PR4| •“ to build a harness rule track near city Feb. 26-28 Jesuit High Schnol will be host here, say* the rrport 1* prema­ for the truck meet In Tamj)a April ture. "There's nothing definite right 25. Ih e tennis ami golf ton run now," said Glliuour. n Glens Fall*. mcnls are sef for March 26-28 In N. Y., uutiimobile dealer and first Winter Haven and the - league president of (he Saratoga, N Y.. swimming meet for Ft. Mycr* Race way Hr suld he came In May 2. Florida for the funeral of Hub The top haiebull team* of the Gordon, Duval County commis­ Southern and Northern divisions sioner who died recently. will play one game for the SFC Gilmour suld no contract has championship at a time and place been let for huifdlm, the proposed lo lie fixed later. £ track In St. Johns County between Officers elected ul u Hireling here and 8 t. Augustine. Hut he here: Joel Evers, Wauchula. pres­ Indicated negotiations are in prog­ ident; Ulll Fenglr, Cleans atei. ress with u contriietur. vice prrsldenl; and Vrrno Duller. Associates In the deal ure re­ ported to lie Irving Woodlln, Sche­ Bartow, secretary-treasurer. nectady: Hus* Carpenter. Chester; t SCORES M ' £ Dr. William ttcsrk, Johnstown; BARTOW tft->BIIIy Mooneyhain. and Willard J . Grande, Saratoga. The track wmild be built on Hie Ilnrtnw'* all arminn star, scored site of the former running track 46 points Tuesday night a* Rnrknown first ns Keeney Park and tow High trounced Wnucliuln 7536 His total wa* believed to be u later St. Johns I’nrk Florida now has no harness rul­ Sindh Florida Confercncu recor^ ing with parimutuel betting. Ind a permit has been granted by t*H> V » M N N N N N M a N liK M K N Stale Racing Commission nn'd St. John* Countv voters approved n referendum for fhr proposed track. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL The Unlvor*Uy of Florida foutI'ii 11 team used 15 hull carrier* ill their first four gume* nml t" different Gutors scored points. J'w-ki-v llumilil Nadi wn* the I-tillin'- stake* winner ilurinir tho M*32 Deluwnri* I'litk meeting. The CHiiailliin veteran won three Rtnkes worth a total of $63,325. Please W m jW s, 5v-- Jo h n s o n 8L ,111 SlUtf O U II IO A II O M O TO R In their first four tamos this season the University of Flor­ ida grid team recovered 12 of Its opponent* 17 fumblta. P u ll-S tie C lrc u te fn rl Model 818 Output 11,509 IlfU 88 Gallon Tank Proved best in ov«r 100,000 Florida homci — models to aoJVe every problem-new towpeyment toms to fit tny budget — don't take chances with bold) and comfort —ace your Oil House Heating (Jcsicft now! under- ^ Tank HUnd (Concrete Block or Hleel) Tank Valve Svdlment Trap Copper Foel Lins Flue Piping Automatic Draft Ragalatev Complete Normal Imlaltetirni. “Imperial" »lyRn*i ftnUh. Kxetuaive CITY LEAGUE 7:80 P. M. Sanford Burling «?d .H w tlag VtMfeS 10B **-1*. �. i rHE WEATHER IT YOU DON'T H a n f o r d H fm iU fc rtcclte year ‘j.iJo n l H in kl City Delivery, by 7.M p a . , pieste c&U YF.14.0H> CAB 1441 VOLUME XLIV Planes Smath Reds’ Buildup Near Capita) 0 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY DEC. 18. 19.VJ Established 19(18 Presidential Health Plan Would Provide W ay To Pay Doctors Italian Sens Lash Split U. S. Ship As 37 Huddle On Stern •.y •r$ fg *E l --------- Tender Crops In Slight Frost Is ISanford Area Are Again Predicted (Damaged By Cold For State Areas Anderson Reports In- Kver>>latles Sections Atv llanlcst I lit I lx creased Activity In I'Yrrzinff Weal I i c f S p ilt* Of W fa ll MtOH WINDS AND WAVfflash the forward and item sections nf the U.S. I the storm forced Hit* •uxprnalnn of rescue effort* to taint the crew l.v Navy supply ship Orommei Krr/er. which *nnpr>c«t chains In a heavy |breeches buoy alter three h.ul been brought a*liore The .17 re...urn «lill storm off Leghorn, Italy, and bruke In two on an offstiure reef. Fury ot |on the stern section were reported uiuuj.ued ( luirrmiiionu! K . n t , .... Canal To Coast Early Settler Returns To Sanford Man Survives 28 Urged By Group After Absence Of Half A Centvry Hours In Cold Of After 71 year* of wand.-ring,. lluvnmi Seeking Project TltnmnNight In Bushes M. .lohnnson Im* returned| Ttioum* luin-elf ot down it., w Early Completion Is Urged At Meeting Staffed In Orlando in ttie scene* of hi* youth. .Artnul-j next year n« n soldier and til*.-.I iv Thomas was not horn in Son- tin* country *n well tIni he i> lord, but his father wa.- in |l*e nmlned for tin- next ‘.'7 vein * I' first boatload of Swede* brought was no* until Ili'Jil I Imt he rriui,, here in lt»7l liv General Sanford. ed to thi* countl y to |U|1 hi* ,-hd C. C>. Jidmnson worked foi the dirn in «-luud. They now N o. 8.1 A m oriuti'i! I’ri'su I,rust'd W ire Commies Rlare Forth With Boasts They Will Seize Seoul By Christmas Time SEOUL te — Allied warplane* smashed a big Ked troop massing area near the North Korean capi­ tal of Pyongyang Thursday while • the Communliti boasted they would he In Seoul by Christmas. Allied planes In wave* rained high explosive* on the troop eon centratlon area, whleh sprawl* 20 mile* *nuth of Pyongyang. The Air Foree said more than 70 buildings were destroyed and 30 more were damaged. The Communist boant siboul cap­ turing Seoul came in loud »i>cnki*r broadcasts ulnng the front High flying fled planes also made a jhraro appearance over the front, ^showering leaflets anylng In effect "Yankee, go home." While Allied officer* considered the hruadratl* one more phu*e of the Ited*’ psychologies! warfare one officer snltl the new* had spread through iP'O'd "catts’ng unite a commotion" for a while No signs have Iteen reported that the Communist* wen* massing anywhere along (be front for an offensive toward Sen»l _ While fighter • bomber* worked over lied concentrations far behind the front. Sabre let* on screening patrol over northwest Korea shot down one MNI Jet and damaged another, the Air Force said. Tho downed MIO was bagged liv the hottest Sabre acc now ‘operating In Korea LI Jam es F Istw of Sausnllto. Calif., credited with his ninth MIC let, ssld It was the roughest dog­ fight he has had in two tours In Korea /) Ten Sabre* clashed with 22 MIG* high above the Sulho Iteser*. voir, ulmost directly above the Yalu lllver boundary of Manchuria The damaged MIO was credited to MaJ. Richard L. Aycrsmun of Sacramento. Calif., bringing hl» score to three MIfls destroyed and three damaged. Ground action wa* light. The Air Force reported Its fight­ er-bombers smashed a large Com­ munist troop concentration are* m abotu 20 miles below tho North n o n , icmpcraturci *nJ Im »ralhei llits illNituon amt looiKtil; Frida) partly ilniul* »«’d « nrinrr. Clinffs T<> Manffroves At AnffcIFishCreek On KeysNearMiami I l Hill alll.lt I \ h l l \M » ' i’4r |'l 1') 4111"4 Ilf ,’I|4 fill ' Hot III.I Mill tl •X* fro- ’ IA |M'Pp4 1 24till .11 • , A« 1.. l II •I lb tit*Si Mint Im* it .M I )i tl •.1 1 1i lx 'l.)|4lt»k*» ,1 ' ' ' .oiil in to t O i *t Ihi i «h •' ' l.x Ik’ 1' ' 4 III . tl III* r I' I t .Is |SJ Ifr l i t ikiiniiK’’ >% <!»••' •■l ' * 1.. It’. 1 \\.tl Mint Si I \l>♦' - .oil lint o r 14*1*rt itf t'lihlnip* n .1 1 Il 1x S Whi titi'r ui attu i i- mi ttu* w iv Aiitli'i «nn, mwi’Di’’ i (if 1 1 , ‘>1 Sftifr Fat un i ' Mm Li*f. tll-1 s iturtlax amt S ’lmlax in 111111"tinlay WiMitnr thin'.01 a.oi I Hu hNrnnxIi’, •hn -t a aII,1 . ! I,,, the morniiu; Imllrt n hllVl* rt||ff«’l»’,| *1 IA* dant.iv o i-1 Knri’i'ii • foi I V mimshI if t l . n i d t -ml f'limmrni )♦ % • 'lie' lit! lor loiitviti! amt Krutav iiioimimk I'flilu) XVi'Ill illliilhri " -tlllfl 1 " ‘t t ( % to'iti'iallx ami ^lii htlx hi h»-i fiMrtt la.dt mi*hi. 1 ,’ .» 1 tin ii'mpi i altinI.m s l.owr-t htmiur.ifnru xI'ffi til! Inn I’Hli't l k. tin­ *1 to iM thuiuu- a*"' hi- of ttitfhf uflui »ii*1 f * it hu’ll .li” *’ :ht fiost hi Hir i olih f lot -lum•min.* ilfxnnifff of Ihu tioithurn ih-trot- m ilu 1»• pit* tin x\• f l.. t Is >1 J t ' i ' amt Uli'tim foi low I'romtil at t h« niurkit • .1 • •••1 •t In. it ion- im llu •■••tit* it ih-ln » •I •||»l’ 91»••1 il * a 1ia. i....... 1 out xxi’ll Hittxi* ttu' it.on.1*1 point h••t fniliiy A fni-il ••1 1 111 ill nllu't -im f 'on— | tiff, wXXI'l •• pi •’»••• *,' 1 m «f . 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S|»eci ..( I'alni It. o h I',mill 1 flint- Hint vuff« tlil'h ltax»* Im'»»ii pi «h*u*i suit M» \ ....... -UVl'ljl lloni-altl, 44 If- III 1c|iiii list a «tronir«M iii'ii •1 oil all Util I'l'.’ltt- XIIIHI' lll-l;t||i I’ I’MIM |.,lkt’ flint* him! vi'iti'lutil**' » ' S*f *t t t i l l I iltl'l'l htllil'P XXI'll* IIII’I’«'ll III* ill'll ri poilt,i! -Mini' tl.itn.i. i- i.* « .1!»!»;• M V Htno, , h» 1p* «'•1, ••-I'itrulu hii H , \ \V Itupn Id •.? .mil tnillHln-' V . l. 1 .1nifi1 . .H'iMaiinn. , e-earole ami tint r lorhlii r.\pe» i.1l |*ii Itnl Ut il fin-( itnl uni «••!•- mi a -fri|t nf Intiil ntili* Im. ,i „ mill’ . . x\nl* • ' " “ ^ ...... (.•-i .-is.Is.iii tr. .... (....a t lo i n smith h u m a n s Commission Comes l ’p With Pro­ posal To Solve One Of Hottest Issues IU I I! \NK < \u i : y \T Silrnrr Wrllrr \\ X.SIIINCTON ♦* I'rcMilent limn.tii' a|H*ui.il III .ilth •ttminib* sion r,iinr np tmlax with a now p|M|td4;il hil «s«l\IIU, •»?))* llf I hi* ind|1|l\ * tl*•!t•••*.! t* ♦))•*• ho\\ til ;. t a tin- .h.i tm hilt I..........mi ni ainii i tlli'il for a In o.i»t pi oki am ill h iliTiil ami ^tatr ••PtMiil to m.tkr xi’hmlarx pri* pn> ••■• it in am .Hu t phot v t.I.ihh* lo • oaii tin »'o>t of iiis ili«..I rein* for •. •t xou.i liMlnal am! tatu fuml- fnl.tlinff P i tullioti iliktl.srh .mint.ills would In* prov iilnl to pax all or part of ttir u i* foi tlioM* who ran t affonl to pax thuir 'han* (Hlii'i* wmiht pax tni'M tom pn'inpim> I hu plan «liffi*r« both from a sx* turn iiMviii'iM"*%full\ u- ihmimiI by I*ii*%n|«*nt ITurnai) amt a rival pro|»m*.iI of flu* Xtni’i lu.tn Multi al \< sot latum . \M.\l |hu pi u-lili'llt of the \MA imfiinli.itulv tahhnl our pha-u of ttit* »i*w\ plan i- "imn puUorv ItvilHh in«ittamu“ solHt* turn; tin* \M\ It.i - ailwax- foiifftit I tu \out nip*-ion -,iiit (N'opli* liotihl t»»* :»!•!•• to 1 htmki' thmr oxxu «h" tor situl tin* tlmloi shmitil \xork without t;ox rt nniunt inlur frmuM' t .ittilta-i- wouht !••• plat's'll on or oii/niK Kitiiip- of iloiititH to oroxiih- «oinplftr im tln .il •.on ill i,Ihm' •onmm tton with mrilis’ail n'lilorx .iimI hmpttal' tin* I’oni hip -ton pro|Hi-«a(l that (irneral at t'psuhi for five years in llrlnndo, Taiopn and Minim A resolution urging early rtins* and then went into l,u*lm**s (or Mr .lohnnson went buck to I' m1 MIAMI Flu v A in.m who [.let ion of the St. Jnhns-llt.Han himself, lie wit* n sawmill npctu hi I'.il7 and mil* i,■turned to FI pIC River Canal wa* jmsseil yesterday tor ............. ............. and rnpnu.'d in nil kind* of •la last fail when he decided !•> Fish Creek 20 miles south of Mi at the inrotlnc of the Florida re-j wmolwoVk Alseit Th7k"| moved take up residence near the fli-i .uni lor more Ilian 2H hour* dur giun of the National Rivers and American lioincsite of hi* fntlo, Ins! some ol Florida's eoldesl Harbor* Congress In Orlando, F o r-1 to Orlando and made fr>-<|Ucot lie is now liv'iig with Ids wife at weather wo* reported In "*ntl* ie*t Hreckrnrldgr, xccrctniy of the nip* hv oxcart throughout Central their lion.......... Smith Camel»u fm'lorv" condition In Veler.ni* tin* Florida to vauou* sawmills. canal committee. *nhl today. Avenue. pilot today Federal Social S r c u n l i funds lor It wa* while on one of the*,*1 Mr. .lohnnson said that A*. I I urposr of Ihs canul would be Fred Tyzzer Jr . released from i ltd Age and S u rv iv o r* ' Insurance lor navigation anti flood control, trips, accompnnlcd by hi* wife. l.ond.piist is the only one of It,. •• hospital only two week* .uf» 1 1 1,AS! i lie Used to pav for p repay according to the resolution, which that Thomas happened to lie Imrii earlv residents he r«mernl>e.s with a liadly burned li.iml, *or meut medical plans lor those re included provisions for lockn and In Mull land. Though hl» father whom he tin* seen since he l.a» vi ' ,'d a ntgtd of J5 HI degree eolil re ivin g Social Security benefit*, bridges, h« stated. buck, mu toil he off an 1ll*t to ht* undershorts . en noca, vie reeled re* leil oil 1-« 'tr*l’l"'d ,'! 1 lived in Orlando, Thomx* had l»een without regard to their own ability UHinen nf ni hi- inuti father'* n»lt/hl..,r The, ,!Wyear nil! Navy veteran Mr. Brecktnrhlge, Tom Lemon, ......., _____ _________ of mum n or 1 * neiirhmir* #«ll- r,i m iv many ________ friend* and relatives in San to pay City Manager, and Henry Slum- ford and spent considerabletime, that thus some three million person* »on, Chamber of Commerce di­ here during ht* youth. from ilri'adv receivin'! " A S ! ctn-iks an rector, represented the C of C toinaticall) would l.e lirmigtd un Later hi* father moved to Ar- tL^,<,ln,, at period, he asi.t. ..........ed the tract heir attention Flnally the yesterday at th* meeting. lU,r |ir,u r u „ , vvllb.mt any fur cadis when- Tlminns liernme a ( . * , olu ^truoml (lio lilt litki* it» ltl j t.lin(r iimy 0n of tlii'ir t>xxn MilGeorge Gibbs, Jacksonville ship­ printers devil on the Arcadia Aru 'uu i. !i.„ s'slomU the ll.nssn. Z it S d r ^ he pre.um.bty had , « 'h*'A J‘ ,1 A’ :‘"V * ‘ 'V M -h* H -.^ r Ittoit nf t IhorV xximM .•jCt'lve |»rcbuilder ami official af th* Con­ do any more dainne* ih.m lot- nl I .... , . gowned \\• II coiitiinn I,, li.ii *.-vt i,.oiler juiiil inrtlB'il 4'nrt* front fnili'ral luiia, l.l'dbs.-gs, uHergstroma, gress, presented Its} renal pro­ cad tin, one o ' SV- f'.r t weakly ' Tvner lost hi. bohitlce nnd fell | I*"'" d".e h. *tni. I. **i '"i" mwvBpinuni hi shut pap of llir level aide- horn this strip" lie four wings showered explosives on posal to th* meeting yesterday. iilatu. At Iht* Ilmf of th« sSpanUh- I'esraona, Hermans,.n*, Anderson*, from the tugboat Ltigan hImvI II 'hat waimei u .a llo i will d.-.l,.*. s.ii.l "We’ll l.e stnntnn.. rigid 11nit!*- itt ! tit'X rt'iii’li B*) i i \SI f 4int!x an* mlli'clmt frt»m a I IndgtriK, Uartelsuns, Isgreus, a m Tuesday between Cape Flori the , xa.'t extent •■( duiouee Included In the resolution was the Reds, destroying more than 70 toil at a t.-dni.-il rale Ii ,i x i **11 la x on 4-in |»l4»x 4«r « .tint fill provision for completion of the American xvnr. Thomad father llslina, llunes, Mangno.ons, Rings, ila and Cotter Hank lie was res lempeiulor. > lost m eM leu.di along building* and damaging SO. xvent to Cuba where he irm the Soeei s.iul il was ini|.ossdile to •CMMllmiinl On I*am* s lx ) Erirkanns, Nordstroois, HtrnLow. who has bagged three MIG* IJOH.OOOJtOO Central and South late yesterday l.y t'.ip, » h.w „f T.' d .e .e ,-........ . •>••>r make all .ovoial, e lllli.ile ot , i. ,|. contract for huilttinir the army etrom*. SwenaolM. Nelson,, nig- Jciic.i j" ;'l.,aVld' k n o w 'llal...n r.l hi- *...... ndtng. t..l. n i , I l ....... I, dalliage since returning from the U S , Florida flood control program. at tills lime The resolution called for early quarter* at Camp Ctilumhin near low., Moyas and Evan. ; flsbmg *e»sel '■"> l» . .................. . . ..... praised the living ability of the W a I t . l . i. li,lois.a, met. ,, |,,|o completion of the Central-South pilot whose MIO he shot down "lleciniM* ol tile cold wenthei VV> l*t.l, fium .. Finnk Mm . Ii i*t el Itie I ■ .lei ,.l SI . 1, |i , , . I "We went through everything in Florida project "In the interest of I ti...I plenty of elotlies on when I •It.l. .1 llnil . I..I. iii lii •• ■ •»*.t»..t -.h. i the book and that ollot reallv knew flood control and water conserva­ fell off the lio.it. ' Tvzzer said ............. . t.... I. . Its ............. " " " " " fr|Hi|f * 11Min 1Mi I till.mi lOXt'l -in Ills stuff,” he said. “ It wax the tion In order that the program "Tliankx to my training as a setinu it . . *, , ),ii „( < ir#||^ may keep ahead of private devel­ roughest fight I ev#r had " Ited I'ross life saver I was aide "The cold went he, tm-n'l ) , r* IKMI llltlvi,.»fl,tl •' tm.lt* Im XI' p Low said he raked the MIO with opment* in the project area." In |m-.I off my shis’s, two pairs ih,. , >i ,.( i ti■■ er.ip- I,.,, n. . li, l i I »1 * t i l l ’ l l ' AA.1 Milt I s l l. lt t a s it Mr. Lemon said today that men four machine-gun hursts, snd it of sin ks, two pairs of palils. ,i. i Iim ttinn to .. i •li.-.n t,i>, t , to Itf I I In* t Xt'iul.iitr xxsi- titl it irtli'-t V , to etfol A ill. I I" -I'l"* '» started to hunt. It crashed before with official capacities whom he sweater and laeket " * I*-.” Mi M..|s, |t .m.| \|.. i ,,f it,, .„ i,.,| (,..|.i,'s I .’no. 1‘lminlie *.Mll I*1*4' , 111 ■ i lil«ii •• \ 4*t • I f t t l l f contacted were of the opinion the the Red pilot could hall out. t 'apt George Huron skloper »f n tiU s iili.-inlv l.<. n (... i .., ‘ ”I " ,,','1 TANGIER, .Morocco '.ft -An Inter- eaplain of the pirate vessel, thit„ f i ..,,.ni, i ,. ot, >1 ">• ... ’ he 1 1 4 * i'*MA4 |l 11 •4 ‘ I 4 ' S«M||s* ........... t i t ’ll On the around, the most pro­ r* n.* .i.* . hnpurtunt national procession of unshaven <10 ton Ksmr, came to testify (rum Hie tiigl.oal didn't lint Ire Dial In* an.I wrie *i, . ,1 (>»n, iln- i ,,. i II,. A .. It. .1..I. is tl.,., I'b.istma* nounced lull In month* «etHed‘over and that jmsslhlv action could tm t)l„ ch , kj|,,M,r, „n(, h#n, , , m m m * oolv crew mail liad disappeared m m , i n . , „n'i |,„,k \,i\ i.,.| a Tanglr Jail, where he i* await *l»l" " *< *| . ..................... .*"* 11*lttt- mii ..ml Him It m| tin* ili **i g.(. w.-.e ........... •' ' ' '"Val «crthe frozen 155 mile battle line. The hastened through cooperative ef- bitten k j..rn adventurer* adventurers thronged Ihr.inued an an Ing trial I ai.mnd Ilf Mill' It,| hen ■1 ' before an international until half an hour later xx.i - i m m m i I hv an .it t tiinitl.i vm.is ,,f . lie lom,-i s'I.i.i..l.*-r. inerrury was 10 degrees above fort. Tvzzer watched the tog tin’ll tl ! was preMv well xllle.l ..f( American consular court today to for eomplieity in th.- piracy moved mil nt sight then shed Ids lii’ti nf itnlt it •* iltnl in tin* i’ ii Ii I M .s III.."Id Rim.' l a v . e e cxezero. "Feople attending this meeting continue the recital of a strange eotirt s„|,., M , | Xtill it f *11fit l.t'l I tun '• i.ltv ..., ..'.Ill V W .1- CIV* I. .1 lo* Far E»*t Air Force* said in B29 got a better appreciation of the tale of modern piracy on the high In matter of (act lone*, with in m- ilotblt.g and swam ............... beo J„|„, S,di|t.i.d. r. |...r(. .1 .Ion • t .. |l»'l iihI A eaxional sardnnir smile, lie told list* th.. S| | U . II-' "v President |t«siMisa. ns si« i I ■on Superforts blasted a n officers miles to the ini.ngri.ve swamp All ,,.|| lllm •ess. thi* »tory: wt•loin ••»» B ' h i i l f nf |(4*|Mirl intlir.iti’il ttu* l a m e r li.euula training headquarters last nt»ht at mi:lit 1 1 ittif hr liiirit il Im fan* *9 % t 9 imi mr«| Forrest and Paley chartered the This time, however, machine |!a -l anil \\e*l l '••list rt'iiinih i • l o . . » - i I i i i i i .K •!•••* I i " t Yongsan In extreme Northwest the mangrove root* to ward off Ea»l»t.le fmm... I I I gun* were the weupons instead ef F.*nte from ....... her o.-i owner, .i»o,-i. accountant hi , '" i. iiuiii „ ......., n u i.,,1 , , ............................................. cape. >,.i.ii' Ma.iiag.' vv,, ...,. lit)* I il* f i l l * I 'I II I *t 141.4 • ii/' i -»•»•• r.i|iiil Smite il.itit.iffi' xxii-s iciio iciHitfiil . v Korea with "good strike*." cutlasses. A m e r i c a n cigarettes line W rig h t, for M.ono oor.H.rt.'dlv ’ Knowles win. has fished the f‘" hi- a ,.., h...l .i>,. f.o. | . , r , in the I'lnnl < "v Mi • H n i i u ’i I t i l l * . xx h u hilt) were the booty, not gold from Hie for a salvage Job off Malta For i, u a * s eade.l for l"1 ................ ....... "f a,. , and ................ north of Ft ••Iv«’*| flu iim'iiU t ' * • .liiy i’*) Spanish Main rest brought along hts ...v., crew I ,. .,. ' ’ , Tvz/Vr waving """ 1"* ...... .......... I'M *......... " . . . ....ort.-d liai.l lot I , . t h i ♦ \» ••. *x !»• 1 . x x a t d i ’il •IM It* About 80 member* of the I’resTwo American* living In Mornc- In help Kngelsn.an After thev w. atli.-r d.,!,’ I li.n m .to- . al.l.ng. vlth.m I. .tried frost ...v .--.-.I AVIt II ltli,i||c M* •I•I* l ilFBI'lillxf hyterlan Men's Club and their co, Elliott Burt Forrest of New sailed, the new crew produced T v ,,rc estimated he reached the '* V1*..............- s-.v mo l. .........I., ,s |,r soutli as the log - ••• I . i f f * S m i • N xx r ail«*r• yvives enjoyed a dinner on Tuesday York City's Ilroru. and Sidney three or four mnrhlneg.ins and swarnpv. mnn.’r.ive stmliled shore 1 . ... , . " . .. '.i v .- ■. table areas of the F v c t , $fs , I , rt t • l . »• ‘ vt.i.l.leil *h..re night at 7:00 o'clock In the re Paley, 32, of Jersey City, a Tangier »ome pistol* i ?I. m | i ' s tin. iniirtiinff. iid ii«axv rrn|i ,, ||,, j' | j m . . lit atiM lH . He waved vainly at iHHlt ...... 1XXitfif ................................... Ml litli. A single truck from th* Ran- creation room of the church. Tho nylon manufacturer, are alleged to | It||At* |l|... i’ sIm. ,.|,| il.ifit.ii’i' xx.i i'\|M’i’li'il Forrest ordered the K-nte In .'•bout I |>III H | i \ , i t t<> mult i i f ih x' I' i ford l ias Department answered dinner was prepared for the "la- have played key roles m the hi •hadow the Fomhtnatie Al I a in p aw in g Inial* and Ihe hcRri.pler a i'i.II . I ,1.,.o'. ,|„ i,i,„ 111 ’ IIJ 4 |’ < I •Inti * ih fik IIhti* xx.t' .mv in xx llIXl •4 mm m «I > I m |* ! • » . i . IHIIOIIHHe wa.led through knee deep ' u rail earlv thi* afternoon on a il.mi iff)* ’ i”hi»H iui -.itil I • • )**• • • lig h t' event under the direc­ Jacking of lloo.ooo worth of smoke* on Oct. 4 the E»me rammed the mod l.'wird _ . Angel Fish ... I...",' Ill ..I I ' l It! c V iM t i h iuiih x'r Creek fra** fire in an area hounded by tion of Harris Fold* and hi* com- from the 300-ton Dutch motnnhlp 1!" rK,’r. ?h,»' , Afiollicr t tt 'l’t’l* fmiiH’f «’x i t •)|’ alii’.iilv hud lit’i’it luirtl Inf ...| tl ,hr wl.lch divide* Key l.argit. hut in. . ....I'...st>' bn-1 I all li.n* Twentv-secnnd and Twenty-fourth |MI” 4t4t‘f| a « M9 III' r *>111 |Mln|fl|e ll|l|f|||l|| (( oiilliiui’d On I'tiitr ^ 1 % > i. Comblnstlc on Oct, 4 ''••IT'1 nlr af.'[' al1 1 "1rr''\*' trm.llnurd Iln I'age Sis) •i. <i-I no-.nli. I top d .iv lot at of Stre.-t* and Maple and French XX1)4*1) III* fcitiil, " \« |im!|\. III,. , M|,| An Interesting program wa* ar< Testimony Is being heard hy (’onw*l|> ,.np <m lh>' hrulgc " t l i. 111ul.. Mu p.I'-o.Icncy of Avenue* .and later wa* jolijed at ranged for the evening by Dr. sular Judge Milton J. Helmlck and The nnm hod mask* Ilk.- the Kit wenth.'i in.* ..... . .1 i'o,,,i ii,.I,,, f.„•| \ t , ' \ i . | t v A d d s U n i t i e s lt.it S i c . i . p . ' I I I " f a n n e r * . I V I . ' . v ........I . a M . i , , . , 11’ 11 U l 1 -’ / » 4 I I I rt 11(11111 !* th* scene hv a second truck whan, John W. Wilson who Introduced K. two civilian assessors In nn impro­ Klitx Klan and carrlp.l machine• I Ins mi l l . tl.nl (i.ni. now on n rroun of boy* erroneously re­ B. Hall, director of the Adult vised courtroom—the small dining gun*." • belt.'r will, a l.l.I,- nil.| wrath I City To Bank Group l.v". v i.i.-i.it » - i >•' until The attack occurred 10 miles off ported that a hnu«n In the area Training Center of the Flurlda room of the American con»ul*tc (('....tinned tin six . ili, fn it .,f it..- v at will *>'l .. the east roast of Spain The pirate* wa* afire. Fire Chief Mark Cleve­ Council for tho lllin.l located in here. 1 fll AA 111Ml||." .1o.lg* SI. n •l.o... raid. II V m1*i Tl II Al and A MtiM|t4’41 iu !i»i' iilh'ffftl inuith r land *aht. The hlate. caused no Daytona Beach. Mr. Hall talked un Paley la charged with aiding In -ailed both -hip- to Corsica 2.700 1hi>• i 1i:i . ..II.. rt•II XU-te.ll.lv l.y I I .in* •’»•X t«, 1,’ 1tl damage to property, he reported. the actlvltiee of tho institution and drawing up the plans for tho attack unloaded the cigarette* of ,Alfred Kllin.n, 71 v«*nr old 1 .III I’f • 1nimn i 'tilt.Ill'. i it .lie Salvui I.'. I 'll \h Null . raves---then sailed heymtd l.iml and Mii.klit.il. Neg..., .- t>. inn sm.vl.l He stated that house fire* have th* work being done far tho blind X i.el'l< . Ilk* n i e , est.l on th* Comblnatie s;.d of aiding released the Comhlnatle Oct 15 i.ril II M. Nnil x, At. 11.1••*•III t lull \I |M been light hut that local residents people. l.v th» ('... u.lv Sheriff* office.! and abetting In the piracy He is *11X Ill's I" "■•It* I’ll* t.|, |.i •| llii’ . , .i.l 1’X ..r ,*idle,'The Comhlnatle'* Dutch raptiin, Sheriff I'. A. Mem di*elo«ei| toshould take precaution not to An outstanding feature nf the not charged with participating In <Kin1- t mil' •i m Im Iln i'll a|i. (T.iiiimul. limp inf. i Further iII»(-iio, ii.ii v»uh l.eld Ii. hI . . . -ii. Johannes Van Delft, 50. testified he day. overheat stoves and to check heat­ program was Alhort Aesenjo, an the actual attack. m •• fin Al. IIm’Iii in*, 1.’Mi|lllll I 'l l «te. 1. k 1I'f’ill ted. wa* handcuffed and held in Ihe ntgl.t of ili.- miin.M.r in vvhi.'h th* in 11..* If.' -iilit .. pair of lit.H»ly trouser* ing equipment. accomplished blind pianist who Testimony yesterday named For­ l.lacked nut hold of hi* ship Ihe .liidffi' Sli'ii*!i"in JiMMniltiiTil that were found In i. shack nt Mnrkhi.m problem of n (Nuu.ty l.i.w 11«| will l\ i *.nit.i.' Snt.fi.rd I It •i t liidi’T, •mi playad a number of excellant se­ rest. a nightclub operator and clg entire 12 days. xI txxn tin •ttriff iluti'*i next to the one in which the vie- he l.nndle.l at i. meeting of tin- I'ontn ’ oiuli.. /.-pl.w Hill*, F.ikc lni|i|ii’lttin*tu im lection*. Mr. Assenlo is a former arette trader, as the leader of the full nil >i«)th ChrittrilttN A rt.. I i.m l M 1.11... r • j The prosecution claim* i'aloy tin. of the alleged slaving was pewlv aop.dnted hospilal tl'UHlee HON UR FOR MeCRORY organist for ,th* Mutual Broad­ attack. Ht la a fugitive, last re­ wa* waiting in Mar*il'e for (hr \|. Nl'ltx’ !m'4'4MIM'S fit 4’Ml’li'lll 4’f nn.I Ni'vx Nun) iluy, »!»*• .Iii\v <*v» FMPLOYRK'' found Momlny Further lnve*tlga T. K. Tucker, chulimi.n. raid i, casting System In New York City, 1 • lunik II |t \fiu»*l it ml I 'f i'il xxill tint ni’ i'l utfni'i until Lin H. All regular employees of Me a position he rellnaulshrd to attend ported in Corsiea, and no formal outcome of the affair. He say* hu lion revealed that the autpcct had day. T K T n’k i 'i, I'lniii m:iti of thu Crorv'e B * 10 Btore will receive the University of Florida where he charges have been lodged against w** husv turning nut nvl.n stock­ nrorured a new pair of trouser* All the member* of tl,.. I,on. ,| I W ill IIII4. Illlt |l 4»f IlilllM - I ’llV X 'll ings and panties in hi* Tangier fro... a store. n Christmas bonus, it was an obtained a Doctor’s Degree In him. were piesent at the three li..... •».H||| •'), Itfll l(«al»l*|« \\ Willtllff nxxiitil t Ian, inif )*•«• i ••f•••i lx*,| that u , , , , Edward J , Engelsman, Dutch factory. H»'|iarnt»' 4*i’iiiiiiitli'i* Ini t'lniMf»iiiff !lll»|t, I 1144l|4” 4 f ’l ly , l‘|| rtIII, I nnunced yesterdav by F. W. Haul, Psychology. He is now devoting his ______ No definite date ha* been *.•» """•*•»«• whirl, wa* held at M. Tin- 4»fflri'in, tiiffct ln>r xxMIt (Ih' m* tin* iMifutiiinliiiff X’Mi’tff man In president of MeCrory Stores. Th* time to tna training center In Day­ 1 * -• • • . . . locker* office in the Flo. i'll. extra compensation li computed tona Beach and the work for tho .State Rank. The group prol.al'ly Im’I'MMII’ 411«•'«'14••»4• N Itnv • III 1**11 Si'lllllinU’ Tntlllfv htnl hi’i’fl ii'li’i ti’i! John i* t'nfrolls imih 41r K ia mnl wniih! ini’x’t fiHtuy tu iiiukr a according to yean of service and blind. oner soli! today. A coroner'* Jury will hold weekly niccllng* in lie nttil ihi'liinn. Is distributed daring the Christhas Iteen sworn in for the in.iueet. coining acnuninte.l with varh.ii* i ivtni4’4‘; (J4ir*|f*u C Ilnii' Ilniiii'H Making up the dinner menu was Tit** i••11 •«tnil.li111» vnittiff inuti will mas season, in accordance with a baked nnm, scalloped potatoes, • *if v ; >4*i*l I’ M’il II. M rN n lly, Mnl phases of their dutiea, Member* of the Jury are T. X'. i *•*••ix»• tin' .lax iii' lIWUlil aloiljr The Nativity Seen* whleh Jia» practice of manv yean standing. string baans^ pineapple salad, cako “The City took* better now than Brown, Frank A. Tnkuch, A. L. Dlsriinsion also was h. Id of pro. G,*) i v M, N.ilty niil Ii U limits ifnni|» xxllli flu* u**x•nttnrnt iixvant l>een Disced In the hendshell will It has for many, many month*," t’-rl""*.. Ilert’ v Richter. AV. K. "''hire to hnslen the ino.Voif l.e The bonus will be distributed to­ mnl In* wonhl taki* piiiM, n-itm ul ' nl (In* .I nii la iiii*'linff. l>* officially llxhted for tha first Tom Lemon, City Manager, stated Klrchhoff nn.l Dr (!. AV. Baker. night at the annual Christmas tews, n (he I'.iard and the tn.st.'c* A brief buslaess session followed time tonight, Mrs. Elvira Garner, In vli'xx «if Iln* fart that nnly dinner narty to bo hsld at th* til* The »hcrifz'* office hn« custody of the Fish Estate. Other nrtivilv niH'c. Thi* hunk whm fiiiitiilcil in today, pointing nut the improve­ ona of tha Instigators for securing ment In anpearance Ii the result of of an axe which I* liellrvr.l to have of the meeting dealt with reapop IIH I Th«' Inti* I.ImI)* \V. Smith, u txxn nf tin* thri'i* iinmty high Yacht Club. tha scens, stated this morning. a sucrraaful clean-up program l.y been th» weapon used In the al­ sihilltlea of the hospital truatee* l*«»lk ('minty ini’inlatr of thu Kh*rl- "■•hoot* pinlirlp.it.'.I in the Jayree Rhe declared the lighting wa* relative to the hospital hand.* up- ilit IlntiHi', xviir nctlvi* in fhi* liunk "AA'I.y I like Democracy" essay leged killing. ^ •SttSg l .................................. the City. contest. Hill Hutchison, chairman tested last night and had proved fur innny yrarn s naady family in Sanford. of the Ameriranisti. committee, an­ He said the community will look satisfactory. no.meed tl.nl the winner* from the owh Douglas Wcili, Ih* artist of At­ “•ven hettrr when we get our new two schools would receive nwards lanta who designed th* Nativity equipment." The City ha* ordered Fntr) llhink instead of Just one winnet at was Scana, will ha '.n Ranford this a f­ planned. ternoon and tonight, she asld, and a considerable, amount of new ve­ Jayree Outd.M.r llnine ChrlstniH* l.iul.lina C'nnle*l The wit::u>>* nf till* contest will will be able to view hi* handi­ hicle* for replacement of outmoded T'vn ran* of food will Im the Il’MMInNnA ,’n 4||«I admission tomorrow night at A nut of S t will partlelnste in work. Tha placing of th* scene in and defective rolling stork. IM Isaford Theatre Guild's nUv. the bandana!! Is th* culmination "Wa would Ilka to thank all the H'00 o'clock to (he Christmas Name "TXte Night of January Idth," to­ of tha Idas conceived bv Mrs. Gar­ people," he said, "for their fine nartv of Ranford I/odir* No. 27, morrow-Bight gt 1:15 o’clock st ner and Mias Martha Fog to fur­ exoneration In getting the Job I.O.O.F.. Ralph T. Hpotts, scoreItlTZ the County Court Houae. ther th* religious slda of tha Hon*. t**-". announced today. "Carihtwan" Aitdrc**' .. ......... •• " It will be our goal to get aTH* olav, which la being itswd Christmas season. The col|.wtlon of food will l.e Itl5 - .'1:111 - B'27 - 7:27 • 0:31 aggfti bv popular rcouest follow* Tho response to their Idea by round mor* and maintain n good sent in the nhl eg* home of the MOVIKLANI) \nm two showing* loot wsak, It tha pubH* m alted In the ample clean •up schedule.” M a t e r I als » O.O.F. at Gainesville, except for ..................... "Ited Mountain" Mall enlry blank In Junior Chamber uf Commerce, undar thu diruatlon at Mrs. Mar- contributions received during the whleh hays been removed In Ira three baskets which wjll Im mado Show opens H:3l), feature 7t0t caret Duaa. The production month*,' and mod* proving tha City's appearance In- up for a noedy family of Hanford. lnterm'..si»n Ht'Jd. last fcatur* I'oal Office Box 330, Ranford. commissioning of M r.' elude trees, trash, garbage and The party will be open to the 0:08 Gw setting. Jaavea. ............ public. Jaycous Present (lifts To Workers At Meeting 'Today Piracy Upon High Seas In Quest Of Cigarettes Is Revealed At Hearing 1 Presbyterian Men's Club Holds Meeting *"7' Grass Fire Put Out By Fire Department SuHpci't In zMluffi’d Murder Being Sought lIoKpital Affairs Are Discussed By Group Nativity Scene Will Tom Lemon Point* To Be Lighted Tonight Better Iaooking City SHOPPIIM DAYS LIPT Odd F4»11 Flan ChriHtmnH Party Theatre Guild will Present Play Tonlte Movie Time Table ...... 7 f PVng»»g4Yn U H I I MX4»m1 WW W B I * 0 ! �TT* THE SANFORD HERALD .Pay 3 Thu*. Dec. IS. HIM Unbeaten La Salle Cagers Still Hold British Press Has Misgivings Due To Down No. 1 Spot NEW YORK UH-L» Salle. Okla Korean Shootings .homo A A M. Navy anti Notre FULTON OUMLIR’S ^ 7e s u s Childs Mountbatten. . . M The NATO communique had dlw tlngulshed between the re.soo;*(b'i. Itlrs of Mountbatten and U. s . . Adm. Robert B. Carney, who head* both NATO’s southern command and the U. S. Sixth fleet In the , . „ miral Lord Moiinlbattcn will be Mediterranean. The NATO communlmic defined RARIS. —The North Atlantic boss of NATO's Mediterranean Mo inibatten’s command as mainly treaty nations agreed today to naval and air forces. a defensive Job, at least In peace spend $239,000,000 In 10S3 for air­ Alexander, Britain's minister nf time, while Carney, who command* ports and other solid defenses deefnse, fold a new* conference: a striking force, was to have ti e against Soviet aggression. "While the United States Sixth offensive assignment. This Is Just a shade more than Fleet is not now under the new I •'eimlbnlteics and Carney s Jnl# half of the 428 million which Gen. Mediterranean command, the new will be outlined to them hy the Matthew [I. Rldgway, supreme commander-ln-chief will bo rr*-''’-' man who ts boss over hath of them commander In Europe haa out­ slblc for coordinating the activi­ —U S Gen Matthew B. Rldgway. lined as the "minimum to provide ties tn time nf war of the Amr'lca s -preme Allied commander In Eu­ fleet with those of other naval nml rope. Rldgway called Mnunlhallrn security. Rene Rleven, French defense air units operating in the Mediter­ (>■i-u London und Camcv from minister, sold the reduced figure ranean." } Nnplrx to a conference this afterwas agreed upon hy the NATA This was the first pibllr no- I fir—i at NATO headquarters In council today, after a four-day d o -.__................ nnunccmrnt...... on just How much an i Ruris. bale. The money voted will provide I thorlty the new Medllerr*-*** enough to begin work on airports naval commander in • chief will •nd other long term projects as have. The NATO ministers 1**1 N.stlvp Dancer, unbeaten It-year soon as weather permits. Tuesday approved both the setting Decision on the final figure was up of the new naval command and ldo turf champion of 11151!, wt^ rested until next spring. taken a few hours hefore the pro- the appointment hy Britain of Uml NATO Nations Oki g t t COMlallOfl Of .1 'lions to vote all the money they afford without going broke. Millions To Fight olid Field Marshal Visocunt Alexnnan Soviet Aggression &„£ J f f t i ' f t - Ad A Child’s Life of Jrau* Is one 'Dame all retained their unbeaten of Ihe Inst books written hy the LONDON UP—Three leading Brit- Malm In college basketball last late Fulton (hinder, noted author of such volumes as The iah newspapers expressed mlsglv- night. Greatest Rlory Ever Told, The 7.a Sidle, Urn naliim’s No. I team Inga tnday over (he shooting of rlotou* Communist prisoner* In In the Associated Press poll, won This presentation of Mr. Ours* Korea and demanded a fuller ex It* seventh straight, n (17 W con­ Grratrst Hook Kerr Written, etr. quest of Arizona at Tucson The ler'a hook has been specially planatlon. The liberal. Independent Man­ explorer* from rhllnilelphia, NIT Illustrated for newspaper pub­ lication by the well-known ar­ chester Guardian and the conserv­ champion*, are on a transmutltist, Nell O'Keeffr. ative London Dally Mail warned ncntai lour. flaying at home at Stillwater. CHARTER ,VII that the shootings may weaken the One day Jesus tiiughl every- ( _ whole U. N. position on the prison­ Okla . the Aggie* chalked up lliclr alxth body how lo talk to our Ealbi-r in ,' er, of-war Issue. ---... in a row.. taking lie . . .Paul . . The lalwritc London Dally Herald 02 SI. in a rough game. Do Raul Heaven. He gave us » prayer to I called the latest shooting episode previously was undefeated say: .................. Notre Dame made It four straight at Ponflxm, where (II lied prisoners "Our Father . . . ” liv trimming Chicago l.nvola S3 45 were killed and 120 wounded. "dis­ God Is not jusl my Father, or Navy look Itulcer*. O S 73, for the turbing" and demanded "let's have Just your Father. He Is ours—the Middles' fifth straight the fart*." Father of everybody. The Ivv League season got under "It does the Dulled Nations no "Ilur Father Who art In tl>-*vway with Cornell taking n fit .V I good to have to admit that some of ep , ." overtime victory over Harvard. the prisoners In Its hands are still Ht-nven Is loir home, where nor fled Holmes got off a tl foot Father is and we can only get out of control." the Guardian said set shot In the la»t two seconds In an rdltnrlai. there hy Invlng Him. In a full column, front page cdl of an overtime to give West Vir­ "Our Father, Who art In Heav­ Inrlsl, the Dally Mall rautlonrd ginia n tot ■100 Southern Conference en, hallowed he Thy name . . ." - ' - - ‘nit into Communist victory nvrr William and Marv God's name Is holy and we Slate heat Alalia til a, Vt ffilK’V ’f f lIng t Ihe American* lauilsUna say It lovingly. 4S. In Ihe Southeastern Conferenrr I should ' ‘irliger hspny." "Our Father, Wlm art In Heav­ '•The question to he asked I* not and Detroit whipped Houston. 7101 en, hallowed lie Thy name. Thy the’ American* fired hid why In the Missouri Vnlley Conference kingdom com*- . . ___ i ........................................................................................ prisoners were allowed to In other gamr*. Siena lienl Rhode When we all love Hitn, His king­ concentrate In such a fashion," It j Island. 70 70; Dartmouth trimmed dom will be everywhere. Then sabt. i Vermont. 71 nil; Niagara homhlrd Ihrre will he nolmily doing any­ The Dally ny Herald referred to n Svrsruse, f>> 45; Oarv|ne.l inn*- thingwrong, hut only goodness IMnry. 11-37; Nhrstka alatamenl in the House of Com Virginia Milltar; moni yesterday that the British downed SortIngflcM (Mass! H2 7.1 and spiritual Joy. t- • • ovammenl has heen pressing Ihe and Utah Slate tripped Washington 1 "Our Father, Who urt in Heav­ en, holloweil hy Thy name. Thy I. R. government for full rennrts State. 72 It! kingdom mine, Thy will he done on earner Korean prison Incidents oil earth ns It Is ill Hciivrn , . puss" mean? It means » wrong on euith as It is In Heaven. Give but the reports have not yet liccn We nil should do ultnl God oiiiii- to siiio'-one, Like taking ran- 1 us ibis day (inr dully bread and received. wants us lo do here iii till* world dy from sono-one Hm>. That I* n forgive us our trespasses as we ‘This Is not Ihe wnv to establish Ills! ns the saints nod angels do "Ircspnss." \Ve tvnnl God to for­ forgive those who trespu** against confidence between allies who have in Heaven. give us. But only If we forgive Us. And lead us not into tempta­ a Joint rr*non«lbllitv in Korea un­ "Our Father, Who art in Heav­ other persons, will God forgive us. tion, Imt deliver us from evil . . der the U. N.." the Herald d<en, hallowed by Thy name. Thy "Our Father, Who art in Heav­ And that means: When we have dared. "We trust that urgent ef­ kingdom rotor, Thy will be done en, hallowed he Thy name. Thy forts will lie made to restore that pain or trouble, Gad rnn lake it on earth ns |l Is in Heaven. Give confidence hy supplying the detail­ kingdom come, Thy will he done, all nwny, Iteenuse with God all LONDON iss—Henvv •-ums In tbr ed Information to which the public uuke of battering gules revered us this day our dully bread . . on earth as It I* in Heaven. Give tilings are possible. And thill I* We ask our Father for whatever ia entitled." mo«( of central and nurM-ern •**•« us tills day our daily bread nod the prayer that Jesua taught: we in-id. Just us yini usk dnd, who rone tndnv with a vole like while forgive u* our trespasses it* wv Our Father, Who art Irr Heaven, Is your eaitbly father. Jesus told blanket lint moderating wlnil* al­ forgive those who trespass ngainsl Itnllowcd In' Thy mime, Tny king­ us that God is a good Father and lowed two big transnllmilp iim-*-* us. And lead iim not Into tempta­ dom come. Thy will he done on •o gel underway for New Vork • will never forget us. eatlh as It Is In Heaven. Give iis “Our Father, Wlm art In Heav­ tion . . ." ho'Ts late And that means: "Oh, ph-a*e, this day our daily bread and fntSnow was reourled fro-n llalv en, hallowed he Thy name. Thy dear Father In Heaven, watch and glvc us our trespasses ■■* we fnrSwitzerland flelglom, Grrmanv kingdom come. Thy will lie done, l-splis* against ll| ■mil the Scandinavian eountrles on earth ns it is In Heaven. Give guide me. When | Iry to be good, I give those who trespass teniptnIn France, however. 1'iem '<ere us this day our doily bread and lei me do It yotir way and not Just us, and lead us nott into tc lion, hut deliver u* from evil. For threat* of fh-ods arn-"-i lie* R«r forgive u* our trespasses ns we tny way." CHICAGO 144—One of the Siamese dennx area due to ine*|lng s-o-vs forgive those who trespass ngnln-d "Our Father, Who art In Heav­ Thine Is the kingdom, und the twins separated Wednesday In a en, hallowed be Thy name. Thy power, and the glory forever. T*-«> 1.1 'on liner I'rdb-d Slates os . . history making operation was "do finally pulled out of her berth at What lines that 1,1g word "(res- kingdom come, Thy will he done, Amen. Ing badly" lodny and physicians Soulhnmelon !•>« mo'--* I vo A Child's Life of Jesus Is one doubted ne . . hours after .ehedulrd sailing lime. ^ i „ . » ‘■>''0- 1, Harr l.lbertc also of the last books written hv Ihe late Fulton Ourslrr, noted au­ -fiv^ rM bonm m d s saV' - - - - 1‘sfn * ' " ' vri' ’ 1(1 University of Illinois, said -surgeons thor of such volumes as The hprf "had to mnke a choice" during English Channel gules, with winds Grealrst Htnry Ever Told, The Ihe day long surgical operation and reelslerlne on to au mib-- *o o. Greatest Hook Ever Written, etc. that Rodney flee, the smaller of The United Stales, which *■«•(•* This presentation nf Mr. Ourse twins, was given Ihe benefit I I 1** Alls-tlc lee’s hook has hern specially | coon *,| '-tflrrril cause lie showed Hie greater minor damsge to her bridge and Illustrated for nrwapaper pubchance Tor ultimate survival. deck yesterday when llratlnn hy the well-known ar­ Oldbrru said surgeons found Ihe obscrvalboi high winds slammrd Ihe vessel tist, Neil O'Keeffe. twin* had only a single fused outer against Ihe doek'ble as *b« n-** CHARTER VIII brain covering containing a single maneuvered awnv from her .Soon Jesus added new friends saggltal sinus vein that drains being moorings In u vain allempt In get to His hand: one of the two men blood from the brain hack to the of |x>rt. named James, and his brother*. heart. Rodney was given most of oolThe drop In (he winds also per­ thli brslq covering and the drain­ mitted removal uf 20 officer* and •Rule and Hlmon; another named Thomas, and Judas the twelfth age vein. from Ihe Swedish mlneswecn and last. He was the weakest of Otdhrrg said the ebniues that men er Orskar, agroun aground « ff Ihe sntuh the sotiihRoger U r would slevrlqp collateral east const of Sweden, near Ihe them nil. Ho now there wen* the twelve circulation were "almost nil " nn>* port of Kalmar Thirty other of­ (hat "Ihe next few hours will tell ficers and men remained aboard men who lived and travelled with Jesus mid heard and saw all Ihe the slorv," the vessel ami Swedish Navy exHe reported Roger Leo "didn’t oerts said thev r X ’H’cl ed to have mlrnelr*. There was n new miracle no well during the nrierntlnn" amt llu- 330-Ion ship nllont III a lew nlmnst every day. Once when Jesus was iirearhing was in shock several times with davs his condition "precarious." to five thousand pcopje, lie learn­ The gale which struck Rrllain Rut he also emphasized that *or reached hurricane force ed that they were all hungry. peons found If would h» inner dif yesterday Many nf tlu-m had come from fin In Mud* with gusts of more than away flcult to turn the brain Hovering too miles an hour Just to hear Him. Rut tlu-y It lelt a trail o' and sinus over to Roger la'e Hr rootless houses, broken fences and hud brought no food alon g . Oldlierg said the surgeons "more road traffic Two foot ( Andr ew said: "There is a teiy or less went for one" and took u tangled snowdrifts covered roads in parts here with five loaves of bread and chance anee on the other. two small fishes. That Is nil w< tin In nld survival of the uf the Midlands. "Was this have, dear Master." fittest?" he was asked Jesua did not seem worried. He "You might call It thaf." he uk ch ow told cveryliody to sit dnwn on the replied. blllsld*. And He look the five The professor disclosed the twin*flesh loaves of .......lasting brcai received a total of s|* quart* 0f itnd two fat *hfny fishes and Hi blood In transfusions during the HOLLYWOOD IA*—The unpredic­ thanked (hat In Heaven for them. marathon 13 hour and fo minute table Howard Hughes Is bark In And He began In break the bread operation to senarnf” the twl« «on« the driver’s seal at IIKO Into pieces and told Ills helpers lo of Mr. and Mrs. Rnvt llrndlr nf The manufacturer of airn'nnr* them around. And somehow Moline, III. The hoys are 15 months nil tools and movies was elrrtrd pass —no one knew except Jesua—there rould lint see who he was. like Herod. They were afraid that I old. chairman of Ihe hoard of RKO if they stopped doing wrong I " I t Is 1," said Jesua. "Be *nd fish for Dr, Gldberg ssld that nrluslh- yesterday, although he recently things a* He asked them to dnl the bony part nf Ihe boys’ heads sold his conlrolllng Interest In the all five thousand. Everybody had afraid." Pn»,'£h f i t ' A)l ,h*Y wanted. At HI* word, the storm went they rould not bn happy. Theraafler Ihe twins wrrr Joined sludln. When they were fed, and no one Everywhere Hn went, Je*U* told rpsrl A"" sNoah Dietrich. J Miller Walker w«» hungry any more, Jesua told away and all were saved. tn be good and happy, Edward 0 . Rurkc Jr.. A I). Simp- Ilia friends In gather up the He even let Rcter get nut of the ough Just to ho sorry I son and Hughes comprise the crumb*. God will give us plenty Imat and rome to Him. Aa long as board. Hughes sucrord* Maurice hut wo must never, never waste I’fler had faith lie rould walk on for mb take*. M'f mult try lo make 11 O Ryel, New- Yn-k t’llv broker anvthlng, (lie water, too. tint he got scared, wrong things right. who bowed nut only a week afler A buy who steal* hlr friend’* I so of course, he tiegun to sink fjo thev picked up the iruitih* Ms election lo the hoard. No rea­ and the leftovers from I horn f!*« down. Hut Jesua look Ids hand and marbles must give them buck, If son was given for his withdrj>«'-ti he Inses the nmihle*, he must buy loaves of bread and there were kept hint safe, '[""hes, so'il his Interest In Ralph twelve lecauae Jem * walked on the hi* friend some new one*. If you basket* full. Mol kin of Chicago and s group of Even more wonderful was the water and krnl on healing the hurt ynntaelf, maybe bv eating esuH sles several mmilhs ago for lime Jesua walked on the water. sifk, and.told the people such kind loo much, you muat not cut so | IT.dM.WO. Rome friends nf Ills were riding and wonderlul things the whole much for n white. Itl n Imat on th* l,.L„ a I.I-..C country w«» talking about Tomorrow t fjs e m It’s Easy to Buy C H R I S T M A S G IF T S it C Europe Is Covered With Snow Mantle On Heels of Gales 1* o n th e T i r « $ t o n * B U D G ET P LA N One Siamese Twin Doing Badly After Severance Surgery HANDSOMf JPA C I SAVtW T ? r t $ t o n * 7 c u .f t . R EFR IG ER ATO R It's t t'B , 179“ $I f f 9fVain* B 14 If: hi ¥ ■ n lJ f l. Howard H H N Hen'dH RKO Combine water, i f looked as If the ship was qolnir to alnk down to the bottom I'L .a " J .'A 'V "V* «v««-ybody on iniua was walking on the shore, fe law II a friends in danger. So YOUR OLD IIIRIOIRATOR MAY MAKE I H I DOWN PAYMENT - T A K E 1 4 MONTHS TO PAY jW f i ’ Tj, ONLX 10% DOWN J The, ' M«*| 1 tu rn wwN'i nm Perfect Gift for |oy» on Girl* ond ( tit ^ S ja ~ 'f i r ^ s f o t v e Z BICYCLES SO id o o l GHt (or M other A WEEK tNClUDES ONE YEAH FIRE AND THEFT INSURANCE! D orm eyer "F o od F ix e r " \\ E L E C T R I C M I X E R ![ G i v e th e F a m i l y th is G i a n t 2 0 - i n c h TELEVISION SET SURPLUS SAVINGS for SANTA Frasha* Up For Christ m *. With F r e e Nome Demonstration , to Muter CrafL PAINT g .S 0 gal. i’A ’VVj’iQl> a CHRISTMAS SPECIAL FROM FIRESTONE 20’ CONSOLE 130110 3 4 9 -* * TELEVISION DOUBLE STACK YAGI AERIAL BOGEN BOOSTER AND COMPLETE INSTALLATION • ' . : *’ >!■] .. At No Cost To You An Our Xma« Gift - , _ . ................. You can't go wrong with a Fire atone TV* feet the family UtfuTV for only IS5.00 down land take 3 yean to ggjr balance. -i ' * * ■* - ’ i s i - j'.- . �w* • I Childhood Hints . Br DAVID TAYLOR MARKS AP M utation Rtporttr Little nhut-ln. live* tan ne brlghtoncd r nsldcrahly at Yule time with the proper gift*. E x­ pert.* on rhllil rare agree that the important thing to remember I* 11 get them the kind* of toy* that provide quiet play, and • wide variety of Interest. The child .houtd lie able to pla" by hltmelf with runy-to-handle toy* that provide im Iglnative play, and that arc right for hi* age. Perhaps we could do well to follow the suggestion* and obser­ vations of Ml * Clnuiiln 1). (lip*, a registered nurse now teaching at Teacher* College, Columbia .University. Her opinions are bated on research *he did at the to tne r bed* and some able tu got Lenox Kill Hospital in New York City with slrk children confined around. Her research »h>w* that bnloGn* were enjoyed by every age group. The great versatility of the baloon seemed especially ap­ pealing, the *•>•», hecaose cu Idun whi were more active could bat the balloon seemed especially «pthose m lied could dres* tn mmc it up with n little paste or paper t i make It an oil man, an aircraft .or an animal. If the balloon I* vivid In rotor It ran serve a* diveisl n for children with hn.pltnlweary eye*. Children too III to pi y rnn have Italloon* tied to the beds, where they rnn watch them Tn moll -n or touch them oerndnna'lv. Even when nlay |* lmno«slble it 1%possible for the child to derive comtort from having a toy by him, as though It represented an object from his own world. • Pull too* come next In frenan ency of use, she tay*, “ Perhaps y were so popular because the confined child needed activity and these toys gave soma meaning to his trot nround the ward. Pulltoy* were used mainly by the 2to-6 year-old group hut were not >v-ornrd by the tJ-tn-8*rUr*oldi. Another grodp having greet ippeUl are the ImAglnary-l’isy j*pe, she report*. There Include nurse and doetor kit*,, fnmlly of ions, bathroom snd living room nil furniture, set of .mall wood­ en milk bottle* In a rnrk. Lilt r shut-ins display a constant and enthusia-tfe Intere t In the thetor and nurse kit* especially. In the hospital, little patients wh> rould walk about included bod natlenta In thsslr play. Where a child could not undertake such stimulating p ay, the relation of doctor and patient would he played out with a doll. The eon tructlon toys — targe Jomlno-llke blocks and the set of rlo.-ks, train and track — as a group were next In popularity. They were used by all age* of chlloren with equal enthusiasm, she says. The-e toys can lead to group play or, In the case of a child confined to bed In a home, to p ay with hi* parents. Another set of toys that were popular without requiring sus­ tained Interest, were the manipu­ lative toys, such as those that: move In response to having their base, pressed, or h«v* the ability to turn a doll’* head or walk her. Putslei are popular, alto. For Infant* still confined to their erb *, say* Ml*, (lips, it was found that baby crib toy* dls tr.ictrd the infant* from their erv■ng and serv d to provide them with esercl.e they probably would not havo had otherwise. By Chic Young Blotidk T)e Gary Doings O K A Y , BLONDIE ) >- THAT'S A < IT'S CHRISTMAS SEAL TIM E, -< DAG WOO P- LET’S BUY AS MANY AS WE CAN TO XT' HELP FIGHT ^ TUBERCULOSIS.) CONTCIBUT/ON -rW E SWOULD < ( /ALL M A K E ! -• Cop» I91J, Kinj PfAturn Sytnlx tit, ln< . VC’orM fi ” , ,lk. to la-1 ..... i rrv .......... „ . . . . , ................................................. ..............It-, toil f.„ tl„ . „ ,, . ... \| , f. . k \|, j unk II 11,11. \ .. f . . - ....... . M t. | | , | ................. .......... ................ |-„ | . liter: Mi-a K ’lV lletllni.i •'!. C.,||||| v Ib l.-g alo an.l Mi-* I.«m . > o.i| i„ i|t .Mi.-riial.I •-1- t-i.t\|■ Itiown .eiv.-d ..ii e x , . I . .0 liot i.imrl. with the < li .i-i.n i* . ...... toooglll l>V ll.e ti.omlo-i « t : I f u\\ «'l • p Y r h i i i i p t *1 m i 1 I'l. l ’u ttil* m u 1*••!•* p m i in • m i \ 1• t t t l k* »* th . W i t h th# H a o r t that NEVER BREAKS tit i n n * ^Ussl I wI t| i l . * , t I l f ON A M . » ’t SINJINO TO M g U•••«»!• 1 M il "is*»iti! it., llll- r r s Tha W a tch In i»*r •Mtiri •*» tli*- •i. iihm Imlgr •rinii.' it •.MiHlt I Is** Min In l*»i*l*.ilr In »r I «lnlr nl I IM. * || | Hi \| % |ir> r „ r ,| Its 111 I irxiliira isitil l*riws.ii% ||n* MlM I Inlistw i>t Hi iiiiiimIw YsinMiaf h \ tu n \| .. - - ||i,.i l o t ,* i *> H01-1||«*| \l -* • > *i i r» I T i f f t i v r n e n HER »» It Thura. Dec. I*, 1932 I'aga ••<*•(y »»»••*! intst asai ln>»^**** B 1/ 9 m4 . T |« W l , ,*• • ! ^ ,jv sm e r't ■'• \ V . ., y v . U. I m , it , • >1 VI • < A H L E JEWELRY 'I> ll-.ion ii f . 0.ng to * li«-i 1 -f "* 11 1 V. m Phone 12 9 1 hilllilllin Ilf tin* I'm lalllti* I *111 grant-in old* Those today are Tommy I. from M ulb erry, J a m e s i .1 I' b ridges, 2<i3 |mund nltenalye am! de fensive end Irnni Marianna Tnree Miami are a taiys: ltn»iei Hill. 230 pound t.n 'k lr, an.l diet llro.k*. IH.’iiauind renter, bolli lol Ison: and (lob Voxlnh. lINtimnni’ otfenslve and defe nsive t.it kIi from Miami Ja e k s o n trr. 202 pound lullliack and line b a rk e r from Luke Wale* ( e n tral, L a r r y P a v la , 2<iNponud o ltensive and defensive tackle from Selirlng; Mike Silver, 22n pond fulibnekiT from Ft. I'le rc e ; P o k l e H a it i , l !>3 pound fullback anil linebacker Ill ii 911«*•*. Uilliuin I Lull. I. f • a i ls li i l* i h M M * s M .\ M '* S * l4 l s i t t M f * M a s N M r « M a i * s N I < s h l« FOR THE MEN FOR T SHI UTS K LADIES HOSK PPINTKI) RAYON ALL HI’ORT SI1IHTS 9I.9H H tNFORIZKIt PRINTED N YLON «9r Mills** v u iii- the met i i*-—I g i l l - nl all. !■* Iillto i! vi.tir II--I nl UH t II IO N ’S — th e tow h' m liiuKi'--t, g u v etl Sn iiln l In xa We v »• t lit illtiii* g ill-, gulort* — nnil vuiii' m.me v Inn » mure Iteeaiite m ir Ih r Itv p rite * renllv luvver th e «-•••*! o f ttiv. ii xr. ('nine in Inilnv nnil iiml.e -b u ll >sor1» of > 1*111 long li-*t *1.98 spo r t (* f * I*•**•<#*! I SHIRTS, 91.98 Vnliir only *1.19 NYLON plnun.-d .0,11 Jtinee H o ehui. b o . i m i v , ' 11' *..... . »•> *••• annual •vent, it I- 11.IV.....I that we ,.l..u 11 get thete 01,i !> The Ih-llaiv Civil \**IM lat loll, 'ne held 11* I'l-Iilar lainiu. -neeling ln»i F to las evening in Hie liekllt'OII M.liiorlill l.ll.lnlv I lie ollowinu oftie. r* w.-te el.-eti-.l for ill.- en-llitlg V.-lll f t .-• I.|. Ill. Il'l.l «on M v e i «: Vie. I’i. «l.l. nl. <l.i *ax K in g. It.H-oiding S« . i . tni v , M. It..belt III.nut. I t.-apolt-i'llg Sr. u-tnry. M l- •. K in g; .................. . I *ji x i.l Itot'l*. t.ll.l Coiipil.lll, V inr.n i Y. i Ii i i ' I ik S m lm rl. M l Inm Hovel lloat.l |»n. . Mi \ im * ... \ nl. t i n t . I I.,,. I, Vo iinaii, l .i.nh II lli.l ii.ol I*,. .1 Ml.) I ll lull- Mi Mx. I . ,1-kr-l Ho *»» • ut r i i tn m.fi .if f i f «i •to tu i v \ I m * v r \ f uyiiin I !••*»*I I ’m CHI C is v - ......... *M» I "111 !•••••••• «l*orM\ f'»l () iinont, N .1 SI**- **i!l *••• tIt# i • (••» *»n in*fn\ * t . t» •i di**$fhfrl %»*!••• •« • \pi . tm u » Hi. ««•••! K\« iit \|; „ |U| \|,w \\ ti11*«mi l'»*\« r | * *i.) Ti•. |.s,.|..-i: \ ..it High i t«* M* .ini t l i - .-inn :1(.i Eiid.lv m i . imiiu ' i ' 'In- r- -in. lev Stii-ud Mi - ’ i • .1 w II,.|. ,f| M i., lii,, K |V,-VSev eiii'-.n e i a t *1 'in* l l e u r v .-h*»p I i, 11. ■ \ . ,« m e m t u i . v e t e pi* —•v' in,I \ mr I.night u lioin, n iiiMttw- i «-orre*poudent w a- mi.-nted a- n i -jy, • ,1 n t n i u Mp* f ht n i «i < new ..................... . tin ,n e l , I'll.W i l l I s In |*| ||> t If .fit, . . ILiy rt gulni lm«ine** meetuu- ....... lot in I . lowed l,y i Ulu Hto-.i. |i,*t t \. at K I** * k, I »•H • whirh gift.- wet, . xeliang.- l rin- J 1 fi m u In 11 in t ■» 1 p in N| t k m i.I ln« 11 * x t •-r«*t i \ |o .t, ** -rl\ .it eoffei III-! *lo|telol|- I O m a t n ia * e-aikie* V n- 1111I..-1 of tllnwt s'nisilal 19|%| T|| t MM| li* t | | f p I f 4«IMi hl|\ •• .1 l * t * » . ♦ • * \k I »» ' ( . ' I f tin- inwnloi • luoi.rlii i>lnnt* r..i , *. i nnge rt„. II..,,.. ............. lot-1 | , * ..... on .... Tile-.1 1............................................. L c jr a i N o t ic e noIV „f t . ....... ,1 „ f \|, || , , . * ..................... Himllet*. Ill, -eivte. v u l l b . H i n . i t OAINESVILLS University of nnunpeil'thiCn«m^IC*c*' "n nounccd the name* of eight more Florida high school athletes who have applied for university schol­ arship*. They will be Oalor findball candidates this fall. The announcement brought tn 17 the number from Florida who have applied for Unlveralty of Florida n u o A n c i.o T ii ravelled fai In ir le h in le the le ith nf ( hi Ut It i* hoped tiiiii niiiiiv wise men mid women will travel i lew short mile* into Saufortl on ’Mindny evening to join with the neniher* o f the I’ li - l |-t *-r»l.\ t *•» lists '•nil eh ill tlnii Xnninil t 'l m - t i n n . 'en llelight Servo . III It .IV g ill* frolll t i e \ O'ltll 'lioir will join the J l meinhei. of the t'haneel Clndi in the pre*eu«a Ion of an ail 1011M1 inoitiate »,n «be ......................... Ml- lie o ig 1 ; '',:ni " " r M ,"‘ .............. wi.l .m e I! a n t i .. in. an.l Mr*. r«nli)’ will piny th r.r oiuan Gators Sijrn 9 More Gridiron Prospects S1IIHTH .. I ported thnf t»L« hnp9«l !•» pin* •» **11 «Im |»1hy i Ihh II v , n pl.m fin the pttiint-i it i 'niiiniiinity ItiiiMitur The lluii line I unit (\»m Its K I V H K N M M i l . l t mitter* t** ivmtv ft* «?nit it* «li»v* W f sometime* full tn nUt n.l u f,»r fund* *mmmi a f t . » Oe f»»-f f t w»rth'vhftlt* l»eci»n*e it fj,,. y. nr. not near at hood More tl'iiu The Miiiin«u ('Inis* of t h#- Sun SPO RT SHIRTS $ 2 .9 8 V o t IIOSK NYI.ON SPOUT S L A C K IIO SK fiPe A L L N Y LO N A /e e d l Sm oke* PANTIKS Al l . a9r N Y I.O N ~ Z /JuL I 8 L IM IT TREK SKT 7 LIGHT TIIEK KKT Cards 2 for I'm; and 5c each R ibbon .... ( ANDY GOODIES 10c pkg. 10c pkg. FOR ,*>TU vl( I'M II \ItI) CANDY -IOr III, NOPI, i llFtM •MIXED CANDY -lilt lb. IHtXt'll ITLI.O WRAPPED CANDY .Mir lb. t'lior PECAN PIE 9 8 , lb. TREK BALLS ELECTRIC WREATH . , ....... fi9r ASSORTED COLORS .*»c 5 LIGHT CANDLE SET ................... $2.59 ICICLES I Or PLASTIC CHiritCH SNOW IOr WITH LIGHTS *2.89 NATIVITY SETS 25c — *5.98 Seals ................... 5c W rapp ing P ap er 9 Jl. _ i S J u u j& U A /eedd J J jia c y ia ttt P e ^ j 4u n e d TREK DECORATIONS CHRISTMAS PI I I I I M S ii vi ii I C ivil* I I I - « I I M I I H I.I ItIM .I Ol OS l l l i l S ll M il |l MI I I I . V Vlv KT S >in.l -I v n o v u n TOYS FOR TH E KIDDIES I ill i i i . X I - 41 I s - I V I In.v I.l,'V II M I I IM F i l l V I V IV PI V - REVLON W ITH & sum WHEEL BARROW 91.29 _..i__ _ TOOL 8 BTH 29c — 59e GUPfS ........... . A 'How? - ' 91.09 v r BIG ASSORTMENT <r> s :| METAL WAGON 91.19 0 . MAN 8PAKKLIN0 MKTAL ^ $ 1 1 OU* $ rM MKTAL TEA SETS I VI I I VI- M ERRY CHRISTMAS M V M t 1 III. S K I S i 4 79e s l l V V I Vi . ROM I.S i AY PIlNI 11.4 carload ol grcctUjjj$| DUMP TRUCKS m i- III V I I M . I* VI ex I |,| I I lll l MKTAL -o vt 4 4ii,l P F M II \i i n i - ii HIM: l i t * t trie II V I II POM HI II- m u i: li \ i iii EOR HER: l Ol III, VI .4 mi s <yt Q c u fte /i <% cuU_ HALLM ARK CARDS lilman • Nunmilly iris • I’anghorn Christmas (lift Wrap pod iR DOUBLE iu p t n HAnnr.it IIARHKI. BilOT GUN ..... 91.19 rfAYCO AND ATOMIC 5c to |.oo hoRSMAN DOI.M 91.59 PISTOLS DOLIjS WITH PLASTIC SkiN-iJKK ARMS and MKTAL PIAL PHONE LEGS .............. 91.19 92.98 DRUMS .... 29c — 91.09 W IL L B R O tE N E V l Use Our n l .• r> I () . S r O R F ,« » » T * " r* if- T c te ra f* f» rc * ri* ra w » * » 01**4* Hit } • • <■ ux’ lt,! '•« -• ‘ .'A..-S. » | V C ' .. TUU 1AR.QIP.1NB.QtCAMjLPHUC .MUIUJU-1HAL.81AR1-1I11 H A fll.S im .l Lay •Away Plan i - ______ • 7- ’ . ' J 1 L- : ....... ............. ___________J - alis^ .'K ite feVb ■ ' ______ 2 . - Y v y i* �00 •BE aanford herald Fate 4 Thar*. Dec. 19, IM2 Why Electoral Coliege The Sanford Herald Thg electoral college ha* fin ally m et and cast its bal­ lots apd General Eisenhow er is officially elected president o f the United S ta te *. The news prompts some observers to wonder w hether th is might not is* ii good tim e for Congress to consider w hether the electoral college muy not have out­ lived any usefulness it once had. The electoral college wish devised as a system o f elect­ ing a president in th " days when com m unication between various parts of the country was d ifficu lt. Today radio, tele­ vision and ncwspu|X!rs are prepared to announce the winner o f a presidential election in <x inntter of hours a fte r polls d o s t. Many people now regard the electoral college ns a tradltionnl lxxl.v which perform s an honorary task. But it has powers which could lend to confusion and the fru stra ­ tion of the popular will. It is still possible for a candidate to receive a m inority o f the iiopulni* vote and a m ajority of the electoral vote. A mnrgin of one or two votes can give a candidate the electoral vote of an en tire state. While electors have generally fol­ •IfpMarNlnl Nm11nun 11» lip |N. lowed the dictates of the voters it Is possible for them to I«a«l NpHapitpep llrprfMBlfltltM vote as they choose, la ID IB at least one electo r pledged to • •'*** l**#l». I IsIr UM**. Hr f real f President Trum an refused to vote for him when the college H rn **%«« n i p h n 4 At. I M i l l * . met. II h«I som ething happened to (ienernl Eisenhow er be­ fore the electoral college met th a t body would have hnd to decide who the next president would lie. T h at would have been a great deal o f au thority to bo exercised by men to whose qualifications voters usually pay scant attention. F o r many years th ere has been talk o f chnnging our election laws. The new f'o n g iess should consider w hether the changes have not already boon delayed too long. Stars Feted On Eve Of Overseas Visits 'OLD FASHIONED' CHRISTMAS A C C tO tN H TOL f ,M . p a 'H • ? $ * * * » « Q jo -v d ' HOLLYWOOD iR—Soma « thovr holiness personalities who ara liv ­ ing up th#lr own holiday* at home to entertain 01* oversea* will be honored today. Military and movie brat* will stage a wmlnff luncheon for the troupe on the eve of their takeoff for bate* in Korea. Alaika. Green­ land, Newfoundland and the Carib­ bean. Among those making the trip are Richard Allan. Paul Douglas. Jan Sterling, Carleton Carpenter, Movita, Carolina Cototn, Walter Pldgeon, Debbie Reynolds, Keenan * [ ' 1 t t i^ C -S h u ; 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan i/.\.r»iAv-u n . Extra Clean, Good Tires, Hadlo and Heater 1940 Ford Convertible Coupe $195.00 w,,n On Docomlwr 17. 1003. W ilbur and Orville W right — helped to usher in a new era in the history o f man. It was why not planrmw to do your, on that day at Kill Devil Hill, K itty Hawk. N orth Carolina, lhriilrnatdropping nrsltummer? that Orville W right managed to fly the first hoavler-thanalr machine. The first flight was short and b rief, covering One thing we like about this cold 120 feet in ju st twelve seconds. weather: it make* everyone appre­ ciate how fortunate they are not to be living in the north. When planning to do tomelhing stories hurl alw ays proved untrue. Besides, remarked the nice lor inmeone never pul off till cynical, was a man a bird to play around with foolish Ideas tomorrow what can be done today. about snaring through the a ir? Scarcely a day went by during 1052 without news of It may be loo late. some progress in aviation. Stories of new speed anil distance American* for Democratic Action records, of planes that carry more and more freigh t, o f new have pledged tliemtelve* to iup|>ort method* anil*courses of flight which bring the far points of of a ''liberal" Kiienhower. The ef­ the earth closer together, crowded the front pages o f otir fect of this d»eition de|iendt of newspapers. eounc upon definition*. The great planes soar through the sky and th eir en­ gines sing out a noisy song of progress and commerce. Ench The high coil of living it not a* flight is a tribute to the perseverance and courage o f W il­ high a* it w»i three month* ago, bur anil Orville W right, two brothers who were convinced' and every |>errentage |xiint it drop* th at m an's vision need not be bounded by th e level of his it like a pay homt for million* of eyes. worker*. The *tntr of North Carolina re­ port* that damage to highway lign* by "lAspayer*" who like In »hoot hole* in them and olherwiie mistreat them coil* the taxpayer* of the Male a nuarter of a million dollar* a year. J^speniive iportl Hie city of Caiueivillr i* having power plant trouble*. Unable to supply the demand for electricity, an engineering firm ha* advisee! lh# city to purchate two new 7.700 wall Hearn generator* at a co»t of $1,298,900. Another esample of growing pain*. Public .Safety Director Kiikman •ay* that if fhriitmai partier* mutt "take one for the road", they should let it he coffee. The practice of taking another rocktail, or high­ ball, juit before leaving to drive home is a dangerous one. The ef­ fect* are apt In lie cumulative and delayed, hilling you with full force just about the time you try to swing through your garage door. Coffee will help you negotiate those narrow portal* heller than whiikey. Dr. Bowman A*he, president of lh# Univenity of Miami, die* at the age of 67. Twenty-seven year* kgo Dr. A»he came to Miami from th* Univenity of Pittiburgh and founded the University of Miami. In let* than a quarter of a century k developed into a multi-million dollar institution with an enroll­ ment of 10,000 itudent*. We^ don't believe any other univenity in the country ever grew »o fait, or ac­ complished »o much, in »o »hort a Owen Latlimora follows John Carter Vincent into the ranks of those whose loyalty to the United States has bean tested and found £ . wanting. He had been an important v figure in th* Slats Department for 1 a «ood many yaars before ha­ lf- coining director of a school in in* i ftntalionsl relations ^t.Johm Hotv I I m University, and at such f robably contributed to many- o f I mistakes mad# by this counlly w e n t years. Now ha i* accused twaaring falsely '•hen ha sav under oath ha was not a Comn i i * sympathiser., MS. Tbs Tampa Tribune la publi l l l l a lis t of name* of those farm J n 28 of Florida'. 67 count** * £ Immediate arts who ars Inc Soil Conservation n the federal govern** IIA73 names to b* el a total of 24,484 The Grange Speaks To t ho void's of Ium Iiivsmmen calling for lower ta riffs Is now added that of agricultural A m erica. Ilcrsch el D. Newsom of W ashington, m aster of the N ational (IrniiKo, says Unit our policy of protection Is forcing W estern Europe to become dependent on llussin for urnliis anil Is cutt in# into our natural m arkets. ' l-ast year W estern Enrols: Ih i u r I i I 1 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 tons of jrruln from Hussia because they were not allowed to buy from n.1 except for cash. If they had been able to send us their m anufactured articles, the transaction could have taken place. Ah it was. Ituusia pained, and W estern Euro|>e and the United S ta te s lost. The farm er once thoupht th a t ho puined by a high ta riff, Humph it made him pay more for alm ost every manu­ factured article that he Imupht. Now he knows b etter. could give for firing hi* Youth Wounds Two Schriefels 22 revolver Into a poolroom was "Just for the hell of It." Rosen, 10, was wounded Miami Beach Men In Ronald the leg. Another bullet went the window of a passing For T h e Heck Of It’ through automobile, grailng th* head of the driver, Nathan Nadel, no. After the shooting, police said. Schreifels ran across the beach and out onto the Jetties—a siring of rocks serving as a breakwater. Slipping on the wet rocks, SchreIfels fell and cut a gash on his forehead. Blood streaming down Into his eyes. Schreifels surren­ dered to policemen Sydney Schoen­ berg and Hohort Moore, sobbing: " I would have shot It out with you and you never would have gotten me If I hadn't got blood In my eyes." Schriefels told police he bought the gun In a Miami pawn shop. He was held for Investigation. 1950 Buick Sedanette Clean, I.ow Mileage, Radio, Heater, Dynaflow * ja to -a f e a 1948 Plymouth Convertible Coupe Extra Clean, Radio $99600 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan Extra clean, Radio. Ona Owner. 1947 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan One Owner, Radio , Heater Extra Good Condition, Clean SANFORD. FLORIDA WASHINGTON UR — In the end Gen Eisenhower may he bedeviled by the tim e dilemma which ha* frustrated President Truman: find­ ing a wav to end the Korean War. It might be well for the Ameri­ can nervous system, now raw and twitching became of the seeming rndlesiness of the fighting, to atf Just Itself to the idea Eisenhower may not be able to produce a miracle. After all. ne promised none. He said he'd go to Korea, which he did, In search of an answer, Whan he returned, he didn't say he had found one although be would hard­ ly Up off the enemy by saying much publicly, anyway. Neither Gan. Elsenhower nor Gen MaeA rtmir ha* suggested he had any Intention of talking with Truman about a solution. But when Trumcn clouded up and rained all over both generals he probably dampened any notion cither might have had about ex­ changing Ideas with him. So If Elsenhower and MacArthur came to any conclusion In Uialr gettogether yesterday It Is something which both men probably will keep to themselves. Insofar as Truman Is concerned. If that Is a correct guess then the country will have to wait until alter Eisenhower's Inauguration Jan. 20 for any evidence that he has found any way at all to end the Korean War. It seema clearly established that Elsenhowar will hold firm tn this government's present position: The Allies will not hand over to the Communist! prisoner* who don’t want to go back to them. Philippines Added New Complication To Palestine Issue UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. IR — The Philippines added a new com­ plication to the Palestine problem todav by a surprise move to put the U. N on record again In favor of the controversial question of Internationalising Jerusalem The Philippine proposal was In the form of an amendment to an eight-power rexoluUon, which al­ ready hai been approved by the General Assembly's 60-natlon spe­ cial political committee. This pro­ posal merely appealed to Israel and the Arab countries tu begin direct tslhi aimed at a final peocc In PaleiUna. A vote on the amendment and the resolution was exnccted later In the day after a full debate In the Assembly. The original Palestine partition plsn. adopted by the Assembly In 1M7, called for placing the holy allied offensive. Before such an offensive could begin. Elsenhower would have tu plan for It and consider the conse­ quences, both In starting It and If It falwd. If it ihould fall attar the loss of many Uvea—and a big offensive would coat more lives, for a while, anyway, than the present kind of fighting—Eisenhower would be crltcited at home. Diversification Is Credited With New Industrial Horizon NEW YORK (R-DlversIflcaUnn Is helping to provide a now Induilrlat outlook for Florida, tava Baverly Grlnard. acting director of the Florida 8tate Advertising Commission. In a year-end statement, he said Florida Industrial In the past 11 months alone authorised cxpendlot M0 million dollars for new its and aipanalon In the state, its in the state hai doubled In past liven y ean, ha added. Among companies authorising expenditures for new plants, nant nr aspendlturas, ha tha following) Buckeye CelCorn., U million dollars; strand Corp.; makers of nyM million dolUrat Bt Joe ' C o, u million: Hudson W e s t Virginia's linebacker, Charles Donaldson, never played high school foothall because he weighed onhr 118 pound*. Now, after a hitch in the Navy, the Mountaineer sophomore scale* 205. - U T b i 'M ^ e . Extra Good Tires, Mechanically Good i c o r . 3:10 VTna. Dawn Add«m4, lUrfsv* At**. Lit* Baron. Rory Calhoun J*an Peter* and BUI Shirley for Koraa. Beverly Michael*. Cindy Garner. Glnny Jacktcn and Jan# F r a m for Alaska Raymond Bair. Wanda Cum* and Ann McCormack for New foundlaiul-Greenland. Loll Andrews, Donna WUIIams and Pat William* for the Carih bean. GtVUVff/ FLINTY OP CHRISTMAS SAVINGS NOWI E N N E Y ’S is y o u r Gift N fla ttery .. . with a bonus in long wear! Dark-Seam SH E I SRS Penney’a own, film y r 60-gauge, 15-denier �train of weekly socihl rai'Tiis THURSDAY de V Hov.'ard Chapter. .United The Men's Brotherhood of the Daughters of the Confederacy will First Baptist Church will have a meet at the home of Mrs, ti. V. ■upper and program meeting In Horace, Weal Fifteenth Street, at the Memorial Educational Build- 3:00 p. m. The T. E. L. Class of the First Jp g beginning at 7:00 p.m. • The Royal Ambassador* will Baptist Church will meet at the meet at the First Baptist Church home of Mrs. E. M. Carroll, 1001 Flench Avenue, for beginning at 7:00 p.m. , . its win'itil , „ . The Junior Brotherhood v,i;t .Chrlatnin* party and covered dl?h 10 p. p m. Each member ih» First First Baptist Hnntlst Church rhi.reb dinner at 7:30 nieet at the is asked to briing a gift for exat 7:30 p.m. change. The Christmas party of the Ca­ Sanford I,odge No. 27, IOOF, dies Society ol the B. of L.F. and E., Hibiscus Lodge No. 337, will will hold a Christmas party nt be held at the home of Mrs. If. E. their ball to which the piddle is Turner, 310 West Seventeenth Street, at 7:30 p.m. Members of the Fidelj* Class of # i c First Baptist Church will meet at the church at 7:45 p.m. to go to the home of Mrs. J . M. Cameron for their Christmas party. The rhilathea Sunday School MONDAY Class of the First Baptist Church wll hold its Christmas party at The Brardalt Avenue Cirrlo will the home of Mrs. J . Brallry meet nt 9:00 p.m. at the Brardall Odham, 1000 Magnolia Avenue, Avenue Chit pel. at 8:00 p.m. TUESDAY Seminole Chapter No. 2, OES, The Chapel Choir will hold re­ will meet at the Masonic Hall at hearsal at the First Baptist J :00 p.m. for a Christmas party. 9 The Ladles' Society of li. of L.F. Chureh at 0:43 p.m. and K.i Hibiscus Lodge No. 334, WEDNESDAY will have n party at the home of The Prnver Meeting Service at Mrs. !L E. Turner, 210 West the First Baptist Chureh will be­ Seventeenth Htreot, at 7:30 p.m. gin at 7:30 p.m. Each member is requested to bring t The Executive Committee of the n 30 eent gift for exchange. , First Baptist Training llnlnn w FRIDAY ' meet in the Chapel after the Piny The regular meeting of the N er Meeting service. Mrs. Itiggins Honors Women's Fellowship Sisters With Party K SV ? Ja m " X * : h o A t S ? htr stYtm Jr. and Mrs. Lee Moore, In the card room of the Mount Plymouth Hotel, The party was held at l:SO o'clock anil Mrs. Higgins was as­ sisted In rntertaining by her mother, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins. The enrd room was attractively decorated with bright red candles and Christmas greens. Across the mantle were red polnsettlas and caudles. The hrldge tables held tiny Christmas tree markers and ini.*. s s a t . . . . l ..ill. 1 1_ „ The Cktinlati Women's Fellow •lup held their monthly meeting and Christina- parly at the church on Sanford Avenue Monday eve nlng. The devotional was given hy Mrs. W. 11. Young based on the story of Christ. Following the opening scripture songs wen* sung. the groun at the church Dec. 89-3U anil 31. Plans were also made for a covered dish supper on Tuesday night. Mrs, Young reported that she bail visited the Old People’s rtm Frutii Seekero fluid Appleby •Kendricks Party Is Honored Christmas Dinner Is A LJl 11,, rtlitti ar.J Mr* * C- Po-.rjer j t e i.i i • : i he Fct ;t MMdlftatn, ?i ’i Air he ru e-t’ O . , i r.- 1.i .1,. .itifikijl of W T Wliitch l u l l ,, doll.rl . , : i in , i ;j. , pm 1i on I'm dll l ,|l I no p In Hill Fri >11 will be mt< rested tu ing tin* illoiii i \i i Nellie y nog),ii learn at A. W. I >1111111p of ton lead a version ,.f Phi- Night Bo Fa*. Twelfth St reel, will tumor foro t 'lirlslmu-" and p slim t bus) mv\ i*elebrnle Ids H!*ih birthdav. Moss meeting HU belli I \ piogimo fidloiihtg tin dinner i.t. and Mrs. Bruce Bolt have uiis niidei ib, duo, turn iif Mrs. arrived from lb rnuida lo spend W. S Th "ut., , dining width the hull.lav* w Ih hi* pat cut*. 1 enrols n e i i \t- s TI imI'". Mr Mr,. Tun, i ton lend tbi f t , 11'linns Story, the _____ part- iii'ii' i. ted t,i Mi linn Mr. and Mr*, tlaston V Jones dull Priest and l . i i I I'd, n- Mary are expeeteil to arrive on Satin- and the Infant Te- i : M*- t 1 ilav to spend Christmas with her MiCh'dand and 'I t- O. tnvui l{iitnble\ ns slietdp ut»; 'I ■■ \\ P d* punch was plnced table in front of the fireplace V gift exchange \va« also held Christmas ludid.iv where guests served Ihrmselvcr Hostesses foe the meeting and during the afternoon. Following party were Mr-. Charles flrlenie, Mr. and Mrs. Itiehnril Deas of several progressions of bridge, sirs. Itnlph Kuhn, and Mrs, V. II. Columbia. S. ate expeeted In scores were added and prlxes a- linrilhnm. arrive mi Huiidav to visit his Those attending were Mrs. warded to Mrs. 11, L. Perkins Jr., mother. Mr*. It. It. Hens fur the Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff III, Mrs. Young, Mr*. Kuhn, Mrs. Cram- Christ inn* season. bom, Mr«. Crleme, Mr*, (leorgr Malcolm Higgins, Mrs. Knrtylc Housholdcr and Mrs. Camilla Roland, Mrs, O. D. I.nndress, Mr«. II. 1. Bass, Mrs. M. H. Bllllngslev. Bruce. the Citadel to attend the Christ Those enjoying the afternoon Mrs. ,,,,,,, J . R., , Rlehards, ,, „ Mrs. B.,, II urns activities with Cadet Robert with Mrs. Boll, Mrs. Park anil \ 1 r"’ Beckwith and return with him to Mrs. Moore were Mrs. William \V ' J m 'J 'l l . V , , , ' g Sanford for the holidays. Bush, Mrs. A. E. Shlnholser. Mr-. n g o . „ n .V \u . ^ Perkins, Mrs. W. A. In'ffler Jr.. !’,Hn.1J' ' ,.rv ” K .,Sc," l',' r> *,r * ( A. P, Muth.'WN nml A! Mrs. n. II. Odham Jr.. Mrs. James V kunthnu-er, Mrs. Ward Lam lift for l*nltixnvit River, liert, MrW II. Osborne. Mr Frapp*, Mrs. (I. L. Ilnrks, Mrs. p. Mil to vNit I h t «huurht»*i nml *oti Lndiek, Mr*. .1. V. McFer II. Tepsle, Mrs, Roy Creep, Mrs. Vincent Mri T \ W i Isi in \fr g W It' in-lnw, .Mr nml M m , Kilm ml Nml Roy Settles Jr.. Mrs. McKay Tru lurk, Mrs. .Inmrs Higgins, Mrs. Harriett anil Mrs. Chandler Vail f,,r Ihc holldav-. Hmishnlder, Mrs. Hugh Whelehel ---------—---------------Mr. nad Mrs. A, II. Muhoaev Ir.. Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. C. t). Iliad ns their guests over the past Bishop Jr., Mrs. John Higgins weekend Mrs Mnhoncv's hruthi'i Mrs. Tom Lemon, Mrs. Adelaide 'Hid - i *l. i -in law. Mr ami Mi Dr. J . B, Root, pastor of the G im i Memliers of l:io Junior Miss i C. It. Ilvan <f Pahitka Moses, Mrs. Mnlrolm Higgins, Mis. d u ll held its yearly Christmas gregational Chureh. delivered the j . W. Altman. Mrs. Wally Dielrleh, hnm„ llf mnlii address last night at the an- j[r*. w. K. Vihlen. Mrs. W. M. party recently WINTER PARK, (Special! Mr*. II l„ C.riffin of lacknin i o.i i a t i , m,al Christmas party of the voter- Philip*. Mrs. Bruce Bolt, Mrs. JenMiss (Jrace Marie Sllneclpher. The i,nTon-ihe-fnrm 'training class held nlngs Hurl Jr„ Mrs. Charles Betts, Rollins College today uMUMinced vllle is the guest of her tluiighl, i W amt son-in-law, Mr unit Mi* l»hn rooms were opened rn suite and'at the Future Farmers of America Mrs. Fred Murray, Mr*. John Mor­ the nppointinent of James Christmas rvcorntlon* were used Hulldlng. Dr. Root told the group gan, Mrs. W. It. Williams, Mrs. Jackson, Jr. as assistant director E. Higgins -«t their haute at :: 17 K«*t Ttfi nlv-*ocnml Street of veteran trainees their fam , lark Hall, Mrs. Jack Ilatlgnn, Mis* of public relations. , and . throughout. was tllreotor director o«ff ptlblli ptiblh Vfsrtl,n Wight, Wluhi Mrs, Frank Me Jackson was illes the story of the Wise Men Marthn for the the College College ofof VV VVil I Amoiig arriving Honored guests for the afler- and their Journey to Bethtehrm on imne Jr of \it Plvmimil, Mr-'relations relations for il 1Antot.g lltn-ethose arriving v y. ■t.-i I. tnoon were Mrs. C, I.. Park and the the day Christ was horn. Mrs. from . ■•V* * • * hi* evening we,,» * Last night’s party began with les Vodopleh, Mrs. Roll. .Misses Vorn and Doris Benn. The ••f Ifearv Wleht Mr. v n o Iruseil earlier this month from neReeve nml ilanghti i I raoee* group enjoyed carol singing and a turkey dinner prepared hy the Mrs l, I * P e r k l n s Br MrW ig' ,iv " ,lu,v a l , h lhr A,r ‘•'o rr>' HeVtlanta: and Miss wives of the memliers of the Farm game*. Winner* for the games Training Class after which Forrest [ gin* and Mrs. Higgins. Higgins.' “ w“ ' assistant c hief of education , f Americils, (hi. branch with llrnilipinrtrr*, Mill were the Misses Barhnrn Cassube,' iYrTi-kcnridiTe, "manager of the lory Air Transport Service in Mr*. Marguerite Graham plan* Patricia Tooke and Jeanne l.ane Chamber of Commerce, led the Washington, D. and liohls thi- to leave St. Petersburg Dee HUNTINGDON STUDENT group In the singing of Christmas Miller, (lift* were exchanged rank of captain In the Air Force aboard the "Silver Star" l» take , MONTGOMERY, . . . . Ala., . . . . (Hiwclal) reserve. among the girls after which pic­ carols. n Caribbean cruise for ten da* I'tlile act I John Pierson wa* In charge of | ‘T After a whirl of \ ule tures were takon. Later refresh­ A native of Tallahassee, the new Her stops will Include visits in m ’vltk's for the ‘ 1' r*students »»*»»». ■■**»! C|vhrislmas I.r*1.11|||rs Included n.ments were served from the dining the program whlrli vacation at Huntingdon College publieltor nttVmil'll schools In Col- Jamaica and Cuba. Refeie *nilmi table which was overlaid with a marks hy K. M. Emldy, local *u . wilt ! itrnldn, S. ('., ami graduated from -he will ylsll friends In Lnki hin t begin Dec. 111. irc-l vin*ri ui iiir iB iP iiuiimiKi lace table cloth and centered with pervUnr of Veto ransTraln l tut j It. Davidson college in I It 17. He serv oinl Tampa. Huntingdon students spending ia large while candle amid Christ­ F. Cooper. Seminole County School the Christmas holidays at home wl,h ,.h'’ Armv A,r Vnrce n* » trillion; Herman R. Morris, prin­ ina* tree halls. include; Jonnmt Williams, daugh­ pilot In World Wnr II. Prior to his duties at William cipal of Seminole High School; Tho hostess was assisted hy her ter of Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Williams, and Mary, Jackson was sports ell ........................... mother, Mr*. J ........ . M. .......................... Btlneolpher, In Capt. Earle T. lamcks, represent- 2(hl Holly Avenue, of Hanford. tor of the Columhlu, S. C.. Record serving the following gueits: Mr*. *nlf American Legion Post No. 33; uml sports director of radio station Park, Veru and Doris Senn, and 0- W. Daniliy, area supervisor of If you overbake a butter cuke WM8 C, of Colunrliin. He was a the Misses Rosemary Cartier. Pol-1 Veterans Training, and Charles ly Graham, Jeanne Lane Miller, 1Lawson, president of the veterans it Is llkuly to be dry. Test the member of the Southern Conferen­ Patsy Collins, Sandra Dunn, Carol cooperative organisation. rake, when the linking time Is up, ce Snorts Writer* Association, the BIRTH League Baseball ANNOUNCEMENT LoecWlt, Paulette Cason. Naney| These men alt spoke highly of hy touching ............... ..... ..... .......... ....... South Atlantic the top gently with Writers’ association, and the Kmintn-o, Kilt'll Lynn. Ilurtiuru on-tho-Job unporlnnco nml i vmir flrw r. If tin* nurfact* Miirinirn Casaulw, Jeanette Cleveland, Mar- training being offered to the -ve.................................... hack and the Impression of your American College Public Relations through the Farm Tral Training finger doe* not remain, tho rake association. tha Owen. Jonl Maunders, Patty Walker, ■Joyce Jones and Patricia Class, They especially gave praise is done. Take the cake from the to John Pierson, who Is the In­ oven — let It stand on a cake Tooko. structor of the class. rack for n few minutes until it OMISSION Mr. iw.it Mr*. Iliw<dil llerlnt on The llernbl rcgiets the omission nutllice today the birtli of ii soli Mr. Pierson announced that the begins to shlnk from the side* four men who were to receive their of the pan — then with spatula of the name of Mrs. Arnold Wil­ weighing H lbs., 3 ots , ell Dee. lit graduation certificates were un- carefully loosen it nt the side*. liams as co-chairman with Mr*. at the Ferimld |jiiighl"li Mi nim ml able to attend last night's party. Turn the cake onto a wire cool- A. C. Starke for the recent meet­ Hospital. Mrs. Ilcrhst will lie i> VG However, the certificates will lie log rnrk so it will not ’’sweat" ing of the Home Demonstration member,'d ns the fomui Club, Arina Luuiu Ilcneff sent to (hem through the mnll. while cooling. The four new graduates are Margan Alderman, Klwnml E. DeMott Thomas L. lame, and Alton II. Tedford. It was also announced that Christmas vacation for the Farm Training Class te^tn* today and classes will resume on the first k< Wednesday In January. The party was ronriudrd with A benediction hy Dr. Root, Junior Misti Club Dr. Root Talks To • Has Annual Party Farm Training Class Director Appointed Ry Rollins College Iti.I.v ouev o vONSON WOIIO’I QIIATIIT ilONVIl CkfSM. 111! -•lock I O N I O N A O O N II Cktilc ksavty fa srs # Nisi, « • » ■ « * , traa 11144 M 1* 00. Glvo RONSONs lo your nearotl and daaratl this Eotlor. , Wa hovo a wlda variety of ? smartly styled RONSON Pocket, Table and Desk , lighten, RONSON Penclllters, and Combination LighterCigarette Coses. All precision. . built for yoors of dependable ( service. All with convenient ' "Presi, IT'sfJf-Re*ea*e, U'l otd" safety ocllon. 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S h t t 4 to 7 — $2.Q 5 Wrl L KAKI Jeweler FRIDAY |1| i h •iit\%i| Prncticeil Luxury U'llh u iin/'pj Inline In precious ny loss tricot with die trouseeeu-elegsnce of nylon epplii|uee end the lovelii'ti of sheer nylon neb Note the ntv •hion-fsvored cepelel eleeve, scooped cLIine, Empire miJrifL billowy full ekiit. Hagln and Jones families. Adv, | I , 'l i ', ) . PARTY SANFORD DODCF NO. 27 I.O.O.F. F n t c r t i i i u s < lu ll It. I'l ,: ■I r l. i C H R IS T M A S NOCTURNG McGill - -J t men setting of clnna nv the lm-t cjoiici/. CABS HI. BERRY LIONS LONG WOOD (Special J — The Lions club of Casselberry Is spon­ soring a public fHh fry on the Ly­ man school football field starting at 3 p.m. Friday for the henrfit of thn school band. Tickets are being sold at the school and hy band members. Pro­ fits will go into a fund to buy the hand new uniforms. CARD (IF THANKS The family of (he late A. J . Mc­ Gill wishes fo express their sincere appreciation to the many friends and neighbors for the beautiful flowtra, words of sympathy and kindness given during their recent bereavement. $14.M 1.25 lb. A.Mrr n n fivt u u ft m a cjiue a 1*' I* i : i)f Mi | Mu m ), \V u I 1 | 111*4»11<K Mi \\ 1 j - i uf VV V , M r s . Jiic li , X m as lit * ip n N 1 , \|t •* Min^ . tt11.* ' I \|» -* ntnl tin I tMtfl*in '■ ‘ i F o r a brighter A buffet supper Ki'- iti <*;« r~*r: «•» »>*'«•«•* Abtmt ****** ii.g L-. Mt and Mr: .i 'it i <c.n i tnio-td the ereai*.|r rrlth .nlsa nid .it.d \ft sftj Mr: H ern.' vpphd,. and Mr Hendricks. Witte ,li honored M, Sane, lean Appleby, her flutter, Claude llemlrlck Jr., and wedding (uirtv, I nt the Leonard home on lloll, MILS. H RO W N M II j FsG R'H Vienne Bountiful dieornlnins in v? .. the room* followed u l hi i itonis theme. 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Yonge Is Given Title Ketterliniu, DeLand Have 4 Players Picked EFC Votes Down Fed Bid For Co-Grid Championship In Long Discussion After n hotly contested debate between Principal* Herman E Morris of Seminole High School and Ed Davis, P. K. Yonge of Gainesville, the East Florida Con* ferenrr officials voted to uphold the mid-season secret conference decision to outlaw the newly adopted post season champion* shlptitli' and adhere lo the DirkInson point system, thus giving the till*- to I’. K. Yonge on a basis of 7-0 EEC Vecord while Hanford had only a 4-1 year. Att hour later the conference officially adopted the pre**eaeon sectional division of the leaiue thus maklnit the championship fame. This time a pro? Iston was added to permit P. K. Y e a r* ta T la the title panto should y wia again la lfM . The new grid amendment to the constitution nrov.Itd for the 12th week of the season to bo set asldo bv all clubs for the title game thus making th echnmplonshlp lash part of regular season and flash getting around the Gainesville ban on post season gamfL During Ihg debate before I*. K. Yone* was awarded the 1932 football rhamploashlp, Morris eaalendfd that the league had a "moral" obligation to fulfill for tho players, fan* and roaches of Hanffrd as well as tha league, since it let It be known preted* lag the season that a post-seataa game would ho played, The eonferonc# tilled the postseason clash unconstitutional dur­ ing a secret meeting In I'alatku during inld-eeason. Just after it became known P. K. Yonge could , I,jtkc Monrne's "Locomotive’' win one of the Junior Melts not ploy, even though they had unanimous choices for All-East Flotilla Conference hninmcks ns voted won the northern dlvielon. liy the coaches EFC here last night The little power-packed hack w|s Morris maintained that a co* championship should be award­ the conference's leading scorn- with 72 points, ed U both Hanford and P. K. sge In view of the fart that two schoota had not played and rould net play. Davie countered by saying that be thought the league was in agreement that the pre-season play-off declilon had been de­ clared unconstitutional at Palatka ULKVKLAND tet-The Cleveland and thus the championship must Indians hold nn unscheduled con necessarily he determined by the lest todsy bill In the front office, EFC Picks Chetlnin constitution which etlmilnios the not on the diamond. This Is Ihe dsy the train's stock uea of the Ulcklnion eyetem. Chief Statistician Obviously, tho Dleklnaon system holders-the people who own the tcam-choose up sides on tho qiiur Mould award tha UUa to. tha Kent t'hrlliln, Sanford Her­ Gainesville arhool since P. K. rel between President Ellis Ifyan ald Hport* rililor. a s * plrknl and his other officer* over Imw to Yonge possessed a 7-0 record and ihe East Florida Conference run the baseball club. Banfora had only ■ 4*1 count. chlrf nUIUtlrlan at Iho conferMost of the club’s stockholders After a set-saw debate, Ihe enre meeting In Srmlnnle High Mkee fapfvMwce members, Ur- were to meet In Municipal Kimll School last nliihl. Hemlnole at a first hand look um, lo gat _ ___ . .. tke fight, ftnattr submit- Ryan's tnrce year record. Conch Fred Gann* requested t*H secret hdffot which reeftin- iippolntmrnf, which wa» ,tpThe siwclal meeting ten* culled Davis' contention that by opponents of Ilysn in the hope proved unuolmmialy hy all Ike Issur Issu waa seltlett last Octo- that a showdown vote would result Hi-hmil rcpiccnlalU ea. her when the play-off w n con- In a new board of directors strong aldersd unconatltutlonal. enough to fire him from his Jolt. In further conference action, Donald W. Horubeck, the cluh's the' EFC passed three amend- secretary and a director, Is the mania to the constitution clarify­ spokesman for this group lie ing the method of di-clarlng cham­ thinks this can he done. pion* of football, basketball and llyan anil the five director* sup baseball. As mentioned previously, porting him believe they wield th* football title will no decided onmigl enough support for a vote of runin 12th week of th* season In tldence. game Itetwcon all tha thru* mem­ GAINESVILLE (.Special)—Ituhhn On the other hand, a number ber schools In it* section smb at of pcnplo on both side* said the Ware, n Panama Pity boy and Cole u t two other schools from the vote may be so closo that nothing Cnpluln of the Florida Gators, will other section for >a total of five will bo <Ie.................. decided finally today. That he n major cog In Ihe Florida de­ rpnfarance gams* before being would leave Iho board as It ls - fense ngnliist Tulsa In the seventh eligible for the championship play- slx directors for Ryan, six against nnminl Gator Howl game In Ja ck ­ him. sonville January first. t f f jjji the 12th weak. In that case, the fight might Florida has battled through Ita .The saga anandnant atamlncontinue until the regular annual most successful grid season In IM the tost-taaaoa tournanearly (wu decades. The Galore MMt and silballtalad th* Dick- stockholder! meeting nept. 12. So far, no one has publicly listed have defeated -Stetson, Citadel, iMatl H a t iyatata to ascertain (lenison, Georgia, Auburn, Mi­ Just what the specific objections a conference rhlmplon. How­ ever, B» bo rUflbJo for th* coa- to Ryan's way of running tho team ami and Kentucky, and have faraoca title a. lakk has to par­ are. Hut from various anti-ltyon been beaten by Georgia Tech, ticipate la l| iia tra coa[sra«c* sources, these seem to bo at least Vanderbilt and Tennessee. Coach Boh Woodruff came to some of the main ones; 1. Ryan wanted to share some Florida In lO.Y) and guided tho Ga­ of General Manager Hank Grern- tors through tho first two seasons berg’s duties regarding such de­ with five victories against the same number of losses. Whllo at wwmw ***** ***** mi hkfv nni11v auiirn cisions as player procurement. 2. Ryan made tho decision - Baylor University. Woodruff push­ ween the vHnnef of each of regarded by his opponents as poor ed a former wlnlcsa team to the northern apd Muthern sec­ business Judgment-to buy In on- lop of tho Southwest Conference. tions after tha .season. tnerlcnn In his three seasons at Florida he spoils. • .money-losing Atnci Association team. has made Ihe Gator* ono of the installed his personal rising Southern football powers. Charles French, at general The Gators woro ranked 13th In i of Indianapolis. French ______ the nation In tho final grid poll manager had no> nirior baseball exparlonco. this season. For his part, has itated With his appearance In the Ga­ he won't "run away fr _____ ray from aa fight" fit tor Bowl. Ware will wind ms a and says the stockholders will an- fine football career with Floratocknold * 11 record. cord. Ills Illi opponents Ida. The rugged ITT pound llnehopei he (ftilli (fulls If this np- hocker ha* hern a defensive stand­ TALLAHARHBR (Special > ................... forthcoming. even If out with tho Galore for the past Florida iarliia Rtato . p m University .... t will play boat to one of thg nation's out- ■ clear-cut decision Is not renrhod three years. Ill* superb brand nf play this year won him second “ egtaahulonlght aUndln*. gymnastic* taatns tonleh on a new board of directors. Whan Ih* RyracuH University In the event of a Ryan victory, . team AII-RKC honors. Ryan says ho will keep Greenberg Always an aggressive defender _ata invade town for ___ *' a .dual with Saminola gymnast*. on as general manager for the against both running and passing, remaining two years of hla con- the blond-haired youngster almost ract. As to the other officers, turned the tide against Georgia towevar, ha lays ha doesn't see Tech In Florida's near miss unset. fur low It would be " a t all potilble" Ware latched onto a BUI Brigham ' oteaiag aai meets, th* to work in harmony with them. pass in the first quarter of M ittliM 17-14 Tech victory and broke down (teanao will the sideline for 27 yards.. It .took of Ilia team Tech's All-America back Leon Hardeman In pull Ware down from actiaa team, behind. Torky" 8eb, Directly or Indirectly responsi­ the world's GAINESVILLE (Special) — ble for a groat many Florida lera« having tickle* this year. Warn paced a , at husk sow- Haven University of Florid* sen­ powerful Gator defensive .n a il It full twlxt, ior backs who will play their teat thw Syracuse Gator football n m a against Tulsa W . r ! m '" * • " (liter Bowl on laaksob Here are In Jacksonville"* More amasing than the power advanced th* Far* Jan. 1 ..... thti nearly thrw^mlUa and scored 218 generated from hla ITT point* for. over th* last W art's Intense datennlnal desire to win. Ona of U »*___ _____ J. (Papa) Hall, Halfback from competitor* Florida hai over had, Ware 1* quiet, almost *hy, In everyaval Tallahassee, turned In the high* day .life. But extremely aggress.' in Jv s total at 1U# and scored >• •kite Buford Longlik e on tha football Raid. Wee Warn __T. & I 5, % ? 1 E.V Bubba Ware? Will Be Major Cog In (gator Bowl Hopes K FSU Gyny Artiste l \ To Compete With Syracuse Matmen dJ?®" Florida Grldders To Play Lafet Game fdded op 141 yards and la, a . BT. LOUIS: Arehi* Moor#. 1TM, slander, of Wotf N ** wool “ i n ■ ■ A ’*/;15 yiHJiVln . r •• u: gq/Siy V i ( . r ■;*/. . By ED WTI.ICH RT. LOUIS m - Ablo Archie moore, wearing hla nis new light Moore, ha avy weight crown at a Jaunty tilt, now hurts a promise that carries a challenge to other hopefuls In his 173-pound class "lining to pot soma Ufa Into the dlviilon. Any contender who deserves s chance will get It from me. That was one of the first state­ ments mide by tha SO-year-old St. Lou-*i I*** •• I*1* n* * world1 ugnmeavy lung minllgntbeavy kins ‘ ‘ mil ng. only Only ules btfo before ha had wona aunan. unaal---------won moos decision over Joey Maxim— a thoroughly beaten but astoundinuly ganta ex champlon There wasn't-----much ------doubtabout about who would be wearing the crown at fight s end by the,Ume the batter­ ing fists of Moore had mauled Joey for seven rounds. Before the bout. Moore—who weighed I72H to Maxim's 174W shlfting to 12 3 at fight time. Judge Fred Connell guva it to Moore, 8703, and Judge Howard Hess saw it 82-GB. Referee Harry Kessler alone had it surprisingly close. Repeatedly warning Moore to keep his punches up, but penal­ ising him only once, Kessler scored the fight 78-74. The Assoclsted Press card had it 87-83 for Moore. The crowd of 12,810 fans that flocked to the arena—and paid a gross gate of $88,4*7 for a new Ht. Louis record—also shouted ap­ proval of the deeislon. After the seventh Moore Just want through the formality o f fighting tha pr* scribed 13 rounds. , Particular!rly in (ha __ ___ 10th did Moore assart hla punching superiorily. He leaped out of a crouch and landed a smashing right that sent Ihe 30-year-old Maxim reeling t h e ......... Into the rope*...................................... Only Joey's ability In He up hla opponent kept him from suffering tha second knock­ out of hla 12-year career. That, waa the bln question throughout th* fight ]. I k „ .........low much can Maxim taker Ha can take an amasing amount 4111 of punishment. He waa hurt In every round after the seven And even In tho first ho waa d ag­ 1* fin gered by a right and had to clinch to clear hla mad. In the eighth Moore oore opened •a ‘ cut under Maxlrn’a left ay*. In tho ninth blood a; lied.. from a deep gash on Max t'ai left cheek, lie finished the It with, w____a matching cut on the it chaek. Time leashed crowned Maxim shuffled lab* and tiled" unsuecas* fid . Moore's Jarring, right hand. It was only the .third Utlo dofans#i (tor Maxim jdnee the Claveland from - . ^ III * ’ isusr Terry Cordell . . . Hanford's outstanding center was named all-EFC for the second straight year. Cordell ranks us ono of Hanford's most promising college prospects. Connie Mack Butler's running one-handed pusher from the court gave the Rollins College quintet a thrilling GU-OT triumph over the VJ-02 Photographer* of the Han­ ford Naval Auxiliary Air S ta ll,* in the closing seconds here |«sg night. The brilliant playing Butler swished the cords for 23 points In lead all thr scorers for the game. Th* lanky Tar forward salvaged the contest in th* final minuter* with his deft onehanded shots and cool field play ■midst the raging see-saw struggle that saw lead exchange hands several times. Thr Collegians, who lead m o« of the way until the last period ran Into nu unexpectedly power­ ful navy tram that almost upset the high-flying Winter Park quin­ tet. Joe Mrrsfllah, VJ-82's leading scorer, paced the navy attack with 20 marker*, one bucket coming in Ihe crucial nlp-andturk scoring exchange in Ihe final minute. Nick Vanchn steadied the Rol­ lins nltack with a timely nwishA in the closing minute that gn,T the little hustling forward 17 points for the evening’s play. The I'hatugrupheis’ Ike Eisenhrand poured in 16 ]>olnt* to rank second to Mursellsh and fourth In the high scoring duel. It ws« the third win of the venr for th# Tnrs, who have reg1*1 Istered win* over Florida South­ ern and Tampa while losing only on# lo Htetson. VJ-62 has been #n b» beaten by iHtetson'* JVs and Knl-w lins while holding a first place* He In the Orlando ----- City League vIIH a respectable 2-0 record. Over 400 funs watched the close­ ly contested cage struggle in the BUS auditorium-gymnasium. The final period kept the crowd on their, feet f way. v j-ii FG FT T High 4 1 11 Magoon 0 0 0 Merschilsh 7 6 20 Tallant 6 0 Eisrnhrand 6 .1 » Heller 0 0 0 Runnels l 1 .1 Hnnqulst .1 0 6 Totals 27 13 87 Rollins FG I T T Vnneho 7 1 17 Mac Hardy 8 1 11 Gordon 1 2 4 Butler 9 5 23 Cost l 1 ,1 Terley 1 1 1 Bocook 1 1 Cook 1 1 l Total* 27 15 69 Rollins 18 17 ir> 1 9 -6 9 VJ-62 II DI 19 19—87 Tho Mixed league’s leading No. I ’s iicgsu to show siens of falter­ Pin-busting Georgm Peaold I* nr they lost two of three game living up to th* Imwllng fame of H atters Face Lake ing In series to the fourth plaee No. 1 hi .............................. his brother Paul In Mixed League at the Sanford Bowling Al­ style. Georg* continues to set the Forest Quintet In team leys last Monday night. nrerrdont in the Mixed Men's and th* second place Illinois T o n i g h t No.Meanwhile Women’s circuit with a biasing •*■ gained two full xameo 172 average at thr end of hla Drat on tko loop laadore by slapplae 12 gam**. DELAND (Special)—Stetson Uni Two ntw com m have surpassed vanity's basketball forces will be a stunnla* throo-llao awotp on the Mixed field, with tha exception strengthened for their mldweitern Iho No. 4’a, The fifth placo No, tr this week with the return 5'o took their three-gam* sort** of I’esold, to rank second and road trip from the callir dwilllag No. 2 Jured Center, Ed. "Shanks third on strictly a three-game per­ Injur formance, Don Fordyco haa a lofty Hansel lo the lineup, The Illinois team. George resold, current Mixed trl will pit the Ili-Haller* alters against ago 182 average for second spot ami trio Bill Ohntaorge utand* third on his Rnlnll, Lako Forest and Illinois I.eague rage for the No, 3's, revWeslovan—threw mldwrstern cage Istered the high series, 610, and 138 percentage. high game, 188, for tho second Meanwhile, Morris Hjohlom tied powerhouses. Hansel, who twisted an ankle straight week. Morris SJoblom'i Ellon Betts for the first time this 46’ three-game series was tops year for the mythical fourth place In the season’s second game forJ the losing No. I ’s. against Florida HoaUiern, sal out In bonora at a 161 average ear r Fordyce'* 480 led the wav for Mixed League bowlers will play his second full game of Htetson'a the No. 6's while Ussury's 401 again on Monday . night ut the four-game Intru-Ktate campaign series total was the top effort for when the lll-llalter* lost a 77-74 Hanford Bowling Alley*. JACKSONVILLE bft-Coach Bob high-scoring marathon to the Uni­ th« losing No. 2'*. i Woodruff of the University of FtorMIXED LEAGUE AVERAGES versity of Florida Saturday night, The nln bustin'. No, O’i , Ida has hope* the Gators and the. G. Bins Avg. II.G. lie la a returning S’-5" stalwart paced hy Ellen H«tU' 44-1 total University of Miami "can resum 4 O. Resold 12 2083 172 220 from last year’s five. II. Hayea of the losing No. playing each other In football." Fordyce i 488 182 178 The Stetson hoopiters ended whllo was close behind with a 442 Joe Livingston, Jacksonville Ohneiorgn i 487 168 DM drills Wednesday. They boarded a 4's Journal sports editor, wrote today Hjohlom no 6680 181 23.1 plane In Jacksonville at 1:43 a.m., three-line series, No. 5 (3-0) that It had been generally acBetti no 6446 161 i arriving In Chicago at 3:43 a m! I 2 3 T otal' cepted that if no contract was Yatea no 4498 160 I (Ml this morning. Lake Forest College ITeyera 168 160 119 42.1 signed between the two by Dec. 1, Rowell in 6.118 148 194 will be Ihe first of the three oppon­ Vltt May 01 108 78 272 another school would be worked Roily no 4287 142 189 ents to face Stetson tonight. F ri­ S. May 140 160 t.10 420 nto tha Gator schedule. But none Hatnorn o 1278 142 IHO day night Stetson will taka on Illi­ n. Fordvce 138 178 170 488 has so far. Vltt n 421 141 166 nois Wesleyan University and then 324 6HI 493 IMI He quoted Woodruff ai saying B. Hayes 18 2624 140 19.1 enter n frav with Beloit College the Total I think It la entirely possible that 3 420 160 140 following Monday, Dec. 22. 2Burnett Miami and Florida will resume No. 2 (0-3) 18 4878 1.15 178 The 111 Hitters displayed ■■ 1 2 3 Trial jdayiwj^esch other In football, m Barrios 18 2400 114 108 offenoe (idea attack agslait the Players 106 127 114 148 Von Harbulls 80 1909 188 187 University of Florida, Goan) Jim ■ Krleka 110 118 1S2 180 wlfi*be Si et ed upon soon on a long­ 1.1 1710 132 IfiO Carlin gained praise with hla ver- Lanrr Lang Martone 144 lit 80 884 term bssli. 1 don't know yet what Robinson 18 4718 111 188 salUltv by pacing the scoring 149 110 149 401 thoaa exact terms would be. But ‘Usaery Tracy 24 1142 131 168 with. IT potato. If there is anything to say, I think Total 528 488 477 1481 Ussery .18 4661 120 171 John Imgrund and Jim Taventhere should be a” a *olnt *oln Announce­ Ash 27 8189 128 166 lerc, a duo of New Jersey for­ ment from bolh ichonls." N<x 8 (3-D) Martone 10 1784 125 103 wards, are currently leading in the Players Relations were strained at the 2 1 3 Trial Imgrund Fricks 0 ... ______ . four _game*..........gr 747 124 168 Hl-Hattera' beginning of (hla past season be­ G, Barrios 98 114 182 394 M. Resold 19 4798 121 167 It tho topslder with 63 point* to Powell lf;7 182 128 417 cause of a variance of scholarship Fried 15 1848 121 167 Tavenlero's 69. 148 168 137 441 rules at Miami with those of tha Yates Ja ck Oksnee and Dirk Silvers, Btdanbaugh 8 1108 121 184 Ttefts 142 164 147 448 Southeastern Conference. > Gill 16 1691 111 148 two unlauded guards, drew praise Trial 811 BT4 1888 Bowen 24 2650 110 180 from Stetson Mentor Dick Morn.VDE DAVID V land for their performance against P. Hayes I I 1741 GAINESVILLE un-Claude Da­ 07 120 Florida. No. 4 (9*8) Silver* Dipped In 18-point* 8 , Mny vid, Florida's flrai string offensive S re 01 KM In a matter of minutes against the PI* vers 1 2 2 Total tackle, may ha unable to pin; ta 07 101 ion non the Gator Bowl agalnit Tulsafay Gators to card a season total nf S3. P. Hayea • Jan . 118 122 111 361 1 at Jacksonville. Oksnee added nine to his column Hedenhaush Von Hcrhuil* 100 137 129 388 for a total of 37 points. Trainer Sam Langford laid 121 1R6 HU 442 Wednesday a leg Injury from th* In facing tho three mldwcstem R. ilnyc* 428 817 800 1412 Kentucky ganta'D ec. 8 has not teams In sequence, Stetson must Trial NEW YORK IM - Native Dancer be geared In stnn tho defending responded to treatment as wall aa ir-old cham- runnerup of................ la tlw undefeated l-yaar-old - * S the Colleen Conference hoped am^David may. be oitf. Tha goo, bu* ha'a got to bn one whale of Illinois In Lako Forest, fifth No. 8 (2-1) wm# te true of freshman tackl* of a racehorta w earn moro money place I 8 S Trial T*d ill .................................... title holder of last season's Players th* lrain«r add. 181 127 189 417 mid western standings In Bololt, M. Peaold Florida player* are working ou# 470 In and Illinois Weslavan, twd berths Fried U S 1ST 181 401 o n jh a lr own while the coaching G. Peaold 18S 180 183 810 staff does soma recruiting m . Ugh below tha forester*, 148 182 188 487 •chool players, but organised prscStation's tea* will coma when Ohneaorgo M l MT 807 17M Hc* resumes. Friday, face Beloll—a team with an Total 1, but be^mut^ remain.sound they nt-vear record of 130-wins and a lot of rM lag Hick, Net. 1 (1-2) y ,11-losias. Trinity Collage defeated Cite aUvo Dancer lancer In wlnrung nine Player* 1 2 2 t r ia l College of New York 94-0 raoai thia year aanwd $00,493, SPRINTERS 182 188 180 488 In 1907. But from 1177 to bask Burnett ISS7 MIAMI UB—Top snrlntara at aR Hathorn 112 189 184 429 the BanUmi didn't win one fori* three tracks In the Greater Miami Holly 140 119 199 3M ball game, snd'Tjo l area compete Situ Hloblo 184 182 184 442 fita, had Pork ta .'th*. $10,000/added™?aCcte Trial 1ST 1T97 h i* County Handicap to be decided al ■lx furionta. Twenty-four were _________ nominated, with Ja t F ieri adn Pat Bully carcar y *a r-o ff°e iu . rylng top3 weight of 124 pounds. W Nov York, (tor tha iu o ,MIXED LEAGUE Stuart 53 Okeechobee ^ Miami Beach 48 St. Marys of Mi­ ami 14 tiffiff rUUston 42 GalnaivUl* » Woodruff Hopes For Miaml-Gator Accord tS mn Sport* Roundup I w a t i 'v T t t a g&OiSgm Bawling Standing! h£ P * off classic on about1 *v#nterm * with Citation In th* hi itnkroll bstlle. ty of $100,000 races Then * are lift I * * fight s& i oho hi da Ca4* Me-1 B0WUMT0MMT CITY LEAGUE 7i80 P. M. in UBS for, *~rearcrack r i ^ teU on^m e-v* or m t ^ a e v e l s ^ l J/ fS S S r i f t lli IN ft H* appeared MT — M ii * .•-v. Connie Mack Butle) Scores 23 Points To Pace T ars In Thrilling C o n t e s t aXTHST “**“ Archie Moore Says He Will Put His Life Into His Championship Stetson Five To Leading No. l ’s Greenberg-Ryan Dispute Will Be Lose 2 Of 3 To Be Bolstered By G. Pezold Holds On Settled In Front Office Today No. 3 Pin Team To Mixed Loop Lead Hansel’s Return » sffi Sanford's Junior Mette, Terry Joe Pickens lost out In a large Cordell and Ilussell "Wop" Mann field l>y a single vote. The Giant i were honored by East Florida Con- Sanford tackle was highly recomfercnce coaches last night by be- mended hut the unusually largn ing placed on the coveted all-EFC number of tackles entered on the Pl aelectlone worked against the Celgridiron team for 1UG2. Melts, bake Monroe's "Loco­ ery Feds' umung hero. Ed Lockett waa another play­ motive," was one of the few un­ animous selection by tha coach­ er who suffered the i i m i fate as Plckena, falling by the waves In the annual post-season con­ side In the vaat number of backference meeting at Hemlnole field stars entered. High School. The mere mention Only one run-off for a tie was of Metis' name brought a re­ sounding shnut, “Ray no more." made. Charlie Graham of SeaThe little power-PU. ked halfback lo** ol|l V* H" 1 Carr " f New led the EFC srnr-r, (Ms year with 8n'>''n* "Y on? vo‘e. 72 points. And N-w Smyrna and1, ( ,,h*r "t* r" elected were DoI’alatku coaches merely smiled and *'Sn<l * "ashy running bark, named shook their •-*■■■’« nl the mention b**l hack In Volusia County this of his name M**»- •»orrd 26 pnln’ s veor. Jim llearn, Ed Prevatt, Starsgninst each of the e two schools ke, Itslph Naurlgbt, D-nce t’acetti, lioth of Kctterllnus, and Caldwell this 'all. Terry Cnrde"* •ion w»* Marshall of PKY were all named ’ he EFC backfleld for 1062. irhl -•! 4 not to- sure-M i Here are the selections: #*r»|l*s rvp fans, s i--* the • A L L -B A R T FLORIDA prospect was the only n f-- f CONFERENCE CRI|) TRAM grldder r,t s *•« FOR l i s t #*im Iie i Thp bio***** v r i *"■**♦' ”4 P«m. Player Team e_»o-e w i t h F « t w | n f i o d w l n , " v E Ocle McGee, Starke Y n n g e c e n t e r , w h o w a s kille d Ed Davis, Reahreeie b » „ " - . i f in f l i c t e d w o u n d ” o n ly James Taylor, DeLand t w o n i g h t s i , » o w h il e n l a y l n g lloople Tlebeault, Kutterlimis , in. -i grn In hi. Gslnrtyilfe Don Ilsrlier, DeLand hnmr. Wesley Larson. P. K. Yonge I* »iiy Owens, I’alutka n“ ,tte •’"'t selected Jerry Watson, Ketterllnus ■ I •* e tevutse nf Earl Alvnrei, Rtarke nr**'' lini * Dickie Manri, p. K. Yonge RU SSELL MANN. HANFORD 1 1 . ' ’ l o o ||S I o i l , lv a .mall field In will front, hot * Norman Rancher. DeLand another Mann, Dickie, from. I’K ” r TERRY CORDELL. fl'FORD won because he was choson oil *’• K Yonro ■tale this year. JUNIOR MKTT8 , HANFORD Jim Hearn, DeLand Dickie Mann waa one of two Joe Mattby, Palatka ."V* »•!*• th* Halfback Joe Mallby of Palatka. Nauright, Kett-rllnu* who waa tha Janlor Metla o f hla Caldwell Marshall. P.K.Yonge feam. waa picked despite tho S win Prevatt, Starke Ijlll Carr, Now Hmvrrm Rruct I’acettl, KeUerllrrtj* 6 9 -6 7 110 1TM nk'i 'E I ^ m — *• �O.S. Fanners End Year By Setting 2nd Best Record Banner SeasonMayBe f. Hard To Be Repeat­ ed In Many Years WASHINGTON — American farmers this year turned in a rec­ ord production Job that may not be repeated for several years. In Its final 1932 crop report, the Agriculture Department said yes­ terday the harvest of crops was second to the record set in lots and that the production of livestock and livestock products was by far Via largest in history. The combined output nf crops and livestock and livestock prod­ ucts was also the largest ill his torv. But this year's output was so large that it has started the piling up of somo farm surpluses. This afliutlon may lead the government to call upon producers to go a little easier next year. Already the agriculture department has suuested less wneat. It soon wilt digest less cotton. Complicating the picture is the fact that foreign markets arc cas ing off considerably from war and postwar levels which farmers have become accustomed tn satisfying. This yrar’x farm acliicvemenl was remarkable, tt was achieved in the face, of severe droughts that plagued many nrotlucing a r e a s in the Southeast, South, Midwest and Southwest. It nlxo was accomplished on (Burnt 3 per cent less land than Inst year. Likewise, farmers had lets Incentive lo produce many commodities than a year earlier because of price declines, increased farm costs and labor shortages. Fortunately weather damage was largely limited lo hay, livestock forage and feed cron* Tending to offset the effects nr the drought, a , far as tola) pro duclion Was concerned, was un­ lit ually favorable fall harvesting wcnlhtc.1 Because of this most Crops turned out to he of excellent quality. The corn erop-tho most Import ant from the standpoint of the consumer of meat, dairy and poul­ try prmluct.s-was Ihe second larg est on record It will furnish enough feed to permit a continued high level of production of meat, milk, poultry and eggs. The wheal crop also was the second largett of record--! fact that raises the prosnect nf possible government production controls In 34 If another sizeable harvest Is made next year. THE SANFORD HERALD Thura. Dec. 1*. 1932_____ H u t 9 Permanent Authority For Revamping; Executive Branch Is Urged By Group J CUSTOMH1 UNI UP In San Juan, Puerto Biro, to transact their banking buslnna ml a mobile -bank on wheels** that travels through rural com­ munities throughout the Island where regular banking facilities are unavailable. The tells nr* windows (bottom), at one end of tha dieselpowered bus, t n exactly like those In a permanent bank. Drawer* below the cages ora used as desks by the customers. (Internaltonal) Pravda Gives BiffPloy To Prisoner Killings Wa sh in g t o n in - a White House advisory group re com mend Girl With Bud Burns ed loday that Congress make per manenl the President’s power to Asks Only For Curds reorganize the executive branch of the government. SAN FltANCISCO us - Murvta The President now has authority Ann Fox, 10 vear old girl hospital which expires March 31, to pul (red here with burns over most of into effect specific reorganisation her body, asked other kids fur a plans unless they are vetoed bv favor yesterday: either branch of Congress with a Christmas cards “ nM any definite lime limit. kind"—lo ease the loneliness of a Tlie President's Advisory Com­ holldav season th.il must he spent mittee on Management, in a report in bed. to Truman, termed this arrange Muryla has been in St Francis men! "the greatest single enabling Memorial Hospital since last Feb slop toward managi'inrnl Improve 1mary. when a gasoline can ex ment in the federal government In ploded In the kllchen of her Cres lids generation " cent City home, hunting 63 p e r. The 13-member advisory group eciil of her body The brave young ' set up three years ago, is headed sler lias had 33 blood transfusions liv Thomas A Morgan, hoard J and 21 skin grafting oiwr.ition-. ehuirmnn of ihe S|iorry Gyroscope Company In ils final report to the President, the eommillee said that during the ln*l fiscal year the gov­ O l ’ P O I t T I T X I T I K S ernment real./ed savings of some 36 million dollars as a result of far Life-Time l aretrit stiUResilons from employes. The cummlllce sold It believed Leant to take care of oilier* and that the government, wllh some you'll it/wnt) lake care of your2.600.000 civilian employes and an self. Professional Nut*itig olfr(» other 3,600,000 men and womrn In one of the most rewarding carreis uniform, cannot be run like private any young woman can base! A* a business. Sludenl Nurse, you tres-isr one ol The committee said Ihnl “ no the finest professional educations. business organi/alinn has its gov Thru as a graduate mti*e, almost rriitng authority <o divided and unlimited opportunities to follow diffused and. consequently. Ils put sour rareer. Plus an u-*urrd in­ ley anil program ohjerlivrs so ilif com e, sec ii >its, and ins .tillable fieidt ol Inlerpreialinn 1 y ils man agerinl officials training to In-Ip make sou a better "The Congress legislates e,> wife and mother. Plan to la- a s lo piously on a myriad of nrtM-cdural dent Nur-c. See lb,- Hireelor ol anil organizational details. In eon Nurse* in your lo, al hospital or irnsi jo Ihe usual practice ol your School t.oidanee ( oun-eior, boards of directors of private coriHiralions Imlrpcmlcoi com I'ubtitkrd ut n jillMii- lO m r ......... missions go ilieir autonomous cprin(ion a ith (3* (Ji e/r-ioie (i-i-n-if. ways t'lingreislunul rnmmltlrr* (N IN M N K * 1 « and private Interest groups are nc eustnmed to ileal directly with fragmented units of Ihe admin's trulion No single central nuthnrilv can impose its will mi litis mosaic " Milflt'OW tb — Die Com muni st pally newspaper Pravda Irslny printed in heavy black type a re­ port that 82 tied prisoners had noon killed on Korea's Pong am Island and again bitterly attacked t inted States’ treatment of Chi­ nese and North Korean svar pris­ oners In a lead editorial, the news­ paper charged that "American aggressors are committing crimes against the 'conscience of humanIt s- 1 " The United Nations Command in Korea a n n o u n c t- il that Allied guards last Sunday killed 8 t Comoimusts and wounded 111) others to quelling a mass breakout at­ tempt hy war prisoners at Pon' gam Island I’rasda -aid the Pongani inei Unit was a new "link in the mon­ FROM DETROIT lie.idimnr < ach of llo* III dote* plus tire Dn> strous chain of crimes hy the Vtnerican military who are fol­ ler*. thousands of entry PL.rik.* trii-t of Columbia wilt r c ti.s e lowing the mad of Hitlerite tyran­ unit ru le b o o ks ssero Peti.g $1 300 each. Two honorable men­ ny and blood terror " mailed out this week to contest- tion nsvardt fur each slate and nuts in the (Jcncrnl Motors Hi l Ihe l)i*tn I of Columbia will he ler Highway* Awards C’utio- t $300 cacti, a total of 1IH statsTile context is (he largest .«t it notioroh e -licnllom. kind ever attempted amt t!M i siM i* pouxoring the essay offering 102 prizes, tot.il.--g sli'l ctd ing nti-st, winch clo ses un Ill'll for the tiest c«*,iy......... * V! ir, a I. i'.l.VI, tn an d t u r l to subject, "ll.nv to Pion ut I ! ’ t m u ta te " m o r e nation-w ide for tile Safe and Atlcqu.ile I! thinking, ih ■cn.ssion and underWe Need." landing at the t a c ts of our cm Open to e v e r y m a n anti u i i - t lugtiw iv i r e q i n r e t m n i l . " 829. 7.r> t o $ 110.00 In tin- United Stan i, tin- i <<■ I'-O's t ''.ink*, rule books and F s c lo - iv , Is \t idler* a tit st fudicti.il o-v .- I in t - i H ' i iiutlcn about t'.c W y le r 323,0 0 0 . i'i ond place •* it $ l o . (Kin. m u d pi.... s. \ ,m -m thres- national l i on Me on tmlis of $3,000 cm Ii l-i 1 ■ . ii there will In- niiu i gitiu.d uwanly <F Finally, first j.l , . mi i ; m - > ■ 11 ■ I n n tv nt » lined at mv 1 a •■ngol s at' 1>I t r u c k € AST L C JE WE L R Y til tt . l io l St. Plume 1291 o t.x a M « N iZ M U W M a in iM i Huge Murals That Father Benrinff Toys Killed By Speedster Grace UN Building ST LOUIS <P~Thc father nf six Burglars Make Biff small children returning In Ills new A ttract Attention hornsfrom a Christmas shopping Haul Of Rare Snakes lly A. I. GO LDHIilH i A I* New sfeatiire* UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. When lh>- modernistic new U,N. General Assembly Building was ■neneil to the public In mld-Ocloher, the two newest works of France's Impressionist lender,Fer­ nand Leger were displayed at Ihn anna tluiv, Tho huge murals, blobbed right on the gray-hlark walls of the Va idled assembly chamber, may not he understood hut they can’t lie missed- The 30 foot square murals flank the spectators' galUry. They nro abstraction—formtesa WEST PALM I1EACII nP-A fi­ uiassea of color, not Intended to nal dlvoree decree was signed hy inunn anything specific hut by Circuit Judge C. E, Chllllngwnrth the hlodnes* of their coloring they Tuesday for Mrs. Klnta dcs Mare unmlnnlo the assembly hall. arrlll, 60, from Charles Edvard The one on the spectators’ right errill, senior partner of tlm New on Ihe west wall, Is distinguished York brokerage firm of Merrill, by a vivid blue—close to a shade Lynch, Pierce. Fenner and lioane. Ihnl has been called "U.N, blue" Merrill, DO, had filed suit for di­ —and what some figure ns ornngvorce June 23, charging his wife tidi-yellow other as orangishwlh extreme cruelty and extrava brown. Forming an underlay- for gance. She filed a counter still al­ the whole pattern 1* a shade of leging desertion. off -white. On the east wall offUnder terms of the decree, Mer white and orange-red ate used. rill pays her $600,000 over o period Art reporters here agree that of nine and a half years, regard the designs, “blown up" from less of whether she remarries. He gouaches about eight inches square also pays her attorneys 130,000 and by Bruce G r e g o r y , nn Aoicrlrun {M ains their Palm Beach home student of l.eger, cannot ho up. after psying her 138.492 and taking pre.-iuted without Ihe color. over a 190,000 mortgage. U.N. planning headquarters The Merrills were married at Pensafoln in 1939 and maintained people say: “there isn't supposed homes at Palm Beach, Now York, to he any meaning, don't look for any.” and Southampton, L. I. But I-cgvr has been ((tinted os saying: "Color has a reality in Itself, n Ufa of Its own: a geometric form also has a reality In Itself. * * * There was never any ques­ tion in plastic art, In poetry. In '^ E L T A , Pa. Fire company music, of representing anything. officials of this Southeastern York It is a matter of creating some­ County community reported this thing beautiful, moving or hand­ hsppened yestrrday when Mrs. El­ some—this is by no mean* tho mer Miller accidentally stepped on same thing." her pet cat’s tall: Vito Buonocorso, a guard and The c*t screamed, frightening amateur photographer, like* tho Mr*. Miller and causing her to Leger abstractions. Into her balance and topple over. "Thev don't have to mean any­ She fell against her husband, who thing," ha said. "But everyone w«a rarrylng a ran of kerosene. who romra here to see them can The kerosene splattered all over lead his own meaning into them, M id waa Ignited by a heater. If he wanta to. •Flam ea spread through the four"Oni woman came here and room apartment causing damago looked at that west wall mural. estimated at «a.00ft oy tho Millers Hho told me that In her Imagine, and forcing them to evacuate. tlon the two line* extending from tho center could be interpreted ns the armi of the United Nations held wide open to thu people of the world. tb o three lines at tha top corner are tho peeaple stream­ L 06 — four cate ing Into the heart of the United ^ the only iproper„ Nationa. That la what she saw In and d by patent medicine her Imagination. “But they are there to be mi Tlbbett. *7, in dlfourth husbsnd, Law- locked at, for their color. They tt J r " son or the will be something to ntako con* venation about.” Judge Benjamin J. Onu photographer, late for luneh looked a t them and said: they look like ecramMed eggs." .Iwr m irrt'r To a eelgntiet who has exOj0 fed tho microscopic world, their haaea look like nothing M H W IM M moro than ameba, epllttlng ana Divorce Decree Gives Mrs. Merrill Biff Sum t Stepping: On Tall Of Cat Ends In Disaster irin with toys .iml i-amly, was killed lust night when his car was struck by a stolen ta r travelling nt high speed. The victim was Charles l* Nlch ills, 30, sates manager (nr a rent estate firm Ills wife suffered frar urcs of Imlli collarbones. The children, ranging up In seven years nf age and Including fouryear old twins, were not with Ihnn The stolen machine was aban­ doned Foltre said a witness told thrm three occupants of it fled on foot after the accident HOLLYWOOD r Burglar*, apparently inletit on xt irl'ug r Jungle, broke Into the Hollywood Aquarium, stole a six foot Amconiia water lain snake, an eight foot indigo snake, a six foot indigo snake two five foot Ima eonstric 'nrs and a rare Siamese gckko lizard The gekkn *aid owner Sylvester Chichester Lloyd, will he easy to recognize because it's the only one in captivity here "It has big feet," l.loyd ex­ plained lo a puzzled police ser­ geant. "Its iindrrsiile t* like a Venetian blind and it also runs un and down walls like a Venetian blind. In Southeast Astn Ihe gfkkn Is kept In hotel rooms lo rat the roaches He run* around the room ull night making a noise that sounds like "gekkn, gekkn. gckko " muptlplylng. Like the in-hlnt texts in p*V••hnloirv, Itcrprallg them might be revealing. l-cuiw discussed the work in France with Wnllarn HurrDoii. chief of the U.N. archi­ tect bourd. He pave Leger a sample of the U.N. blue color used on moat nf tho seals ill tho assembly- hall. Leger mode up hi* eight-inchxiltgie gouaches uinl ni-itt them Prices Are Boosted over here, lie picked Gregory, n Philadelphian who wn-i u World 2.r> Cents On Oranffes War I veteran, stayed over lo LAKF.I.ANH kfv—f'nmpoliliuii lor iiainl In France mid then went Into the Leger school, to do the all available supplies has boosted the price of oranges for process svark. The yellow—or m u stard -looked Ing about 23 ends a box in Ihe 10 davs nil right in the small gouaches, past Florida Citrus Mutual reported hut when litoughl up to the 30growers generally are getting il 23 foot scale Its Intensity and vibra­ u box delivered In Ihe plant, with tion dashed with the blue, and It some at )1 30. compared to $1 n.3 was tonrd down. • at the beginning of last week Thexe are still two mysteries There were unconfirmed reix.rfs about tho murals. of a few sutes ,il $1 40 Tuesday. One is who is the donor. *hr Contributing to the advance were U.N. Is keeping that a secretan Increase in the price of fresh The other is what effect they fruit which usually affects ........ . will hrj’e on tho Hussions. Ab­ Ing nrlces; beginning of purrha* stract are Is one of ihnoc things Ing nv concentrntoes the ihrc-s* that get long, critical write-up* of n freeze early this week, amt tn the Literary Gazette, Pravda. the recent government estimate ami various Russian cultural that there are 4 mP'le- (e - -r tu--. Journals. .Stalin no like that kind es nf urotigM available than ex­ cf painting, mid Ihe hrl here I* pected. that the Russians In the U.N. Orapefnlt for procesxlng is 5 10 will havo unkind things tu say cent* a (mix better than last week. Tangerine* are holding steady about It. Frigidaire If you plmuiud to buy “that curtain imimrlanl woman” in your lift' an imporlant appliance ffift thill means more It i.siir'i1, uslra pluasuru uonu* in and uhoosu from our larffu suluulion ol FK 1G I l> \ I It I! rufrifferators, ranffus, washurH and thu many other uvur-wulromu electrical kitchen helpers. tOO*AT m /S M W £! r, A W M /m e s e re a rv /v s / j • I iupti litntf * lii*uil«« Qvltkubc It* frwft I • Iwtmf Hfdmlof • ftylIMn Itoil lately ln«*i<al*« / • Ntvdlf 14 f ft liktlf Ai«« • twM ftitf « F«fi>9«lii Inliflitf * Dn i tW m • S-! »•# FrtlMlUw Ftcm I9Sa N f W L O W PRICES o n o t h e r n o w F r ig lc lu lr c R o f r l g v m l o n an d E le ttr lc R o n g n F R IG ID A IR E STEAM HEATED! ',Thrtf#t|-30// Electric Range MINI IK H ere’s un nm iuiiiK new m iii'e sm all eim im li fo r any h itehen Idg in ev e y lh in j! lltut eniints. Ilu i'e full-xvizllIt oven ro u sts 4 Cats, 2 Dogs All She Asks In Divorce Sliding tip-proof shelves Blazing Adventure Lifetime porcelain finish, inside and out in tho iradiilon of Two Yoara Hofore ilia Men, "Reap the Wild Wind" and "Mutiny on tho B ou n ty"!^ iv s f f v a tt jars ;!.*>■ll». tu rk ey w llli ninm in spare. TODAY and FRID A Y a, ji yet renlly One-piece, all steel const ruction Cook-master clock control Handy appliance outlet Radiantuhe cooking units Have you seen the FRIGIDAIRE Range with the TONIGHT and FRIDAY 2* “Wonder Oven”? J o it K Come In Today And 4* Make Your Selection — ALSO — NEWS-CARTOON ■ - - . 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WASHINGTON — Thr Agrl culturr Department estimated to­ day that thr country'* fanner* will wind Up thr year with about thr aarne nrt Inronir thry got Inst yrnr In the vicinity of $l4.30(*.onn,ooo "Although farmer*' total gros* Income I* netting another new rev ord thin year," the department laid In a report on farm Income. a her cost* of production ar* Ing their reallred net Inroinr at or a little below Inst yrnr'* level of $14,300,000,000 " Grot* income inrlmlr* cash re ceipt* front marketing on farm product*, value of hnme-rnn*umr.' products, the rental value of farm dwrlMnc* and Rovemment pay menti to farmer*. Cash receipt* from marketing o' crops anil flvestncli, the depart State Pecan Crop Seen Below Normal In (Quantity Aspect thilt * “ » « « S T P R,c e s . t • i* * ». . 11 nl ■14 i f f !$• I*. !••• in li t'\» ■ '.-.il .if li tin • •f III il fn| LABEL! 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POTATOES • ut. I . n( D i .*•1 .li 11 <9 * I • T. > I vg ^ •Iintct | * ( i * M* r 4 I M V «tf e l N fn kr ii •I nni.' trv i ' t'litln*: $k limb (•*»•« Vhr id 1*1*1* \ • »i *1inn**l met tin firkin^ u iiU k iv- |«iil i\ M* it .*i*tim|>m •* III••HI llllllllt lure rv I* .in i*i i lit ,it tin •*1111111111(1. i h a i n r " • WINTER GARDEN PEACHES .. .. _ AGEN ENGLISH PEAS DIXIANA WHOLE BARY OKRA AGEN SPINACH or CHOPT BROCCOLI Llbb>4l Ouinyo f•tf k ’l C lflflavor U n i / f o o d u r n ME DARLING LIGHT ti|u imvannae Fllvair Vallby l.ttlfn til t KH AMOR Juice COFFEE 8 -OZ. FANCY GLACE RED CHERRIES fcScOAN™ 0 Zfl-OZ. 'n o n e s u c h M IN C E M E A T I t O Z . FRGNCM P O U L T R Y SEASONING t o - o x , 3 -M i n u t e w m it e Pitted Dates "■ Flag Dog Food 3 <"• Pnss ’n Bods Cat Food ' Dial Deodorant Soap 2 ' Dial Deodorant Soap 2 Sta-ffe liquid Starch 4?c liter M ail Rice 3 Samhitie Checz-its "■ P<DPCO RNv N o . I C ru m Simil! ol*o Britli'Slro •• you GETPRO TECTION FOR LINENS... a FOR HEALTH... ■ . Mall Gallon 1 7 - V t IA R S^ , CHCt-WEE S f t B Mf|I CRYSTAL OLO. FASH liil fl«.Ill It. .l|\ .1f| IV|M'k nf (fill |il|( • till I' lf*t(N " it •alii It M hi ! I.|l|tll.l(lt'(‘N (ill mil , i i n n m i ii-* t i n i ’»tiucUmt lint iii:!tl.il\ It ;•9«I '•‘••it’* t *• ' 11*till Bruise! GEORGIA M AID SuijeieHitig PICKLES «-ot. II i i *ii ($. I<t It it- it.tl ItiiiiiitK '* Mill **Dft i .' irt frankly rOHDHOOtf'ol BABY IIM A S AGEN BTIOCCOU BPHAn3 ALL PlClC 0 CHRISTMAS ASS’T, : 37< O-OZ. P L A N T B R i. . MIXED NUTS 50* SUNBRITE MIX 43‘ (T(-•• OLD S O U T H . CHOC. DROPS Z1* 1 0 *QZ. BRACH CHOC* COV. PEANUTS. 2 3P Z‘ L& BRACH C H R IST M A 5 GLORIA MVx, 57♦ ll-O Z . BRACH CHOCJJLAT# NUT CRUNCHES *7* 2 ’ » . B R O C K N O V d .T Y HARD CANDY MIX , t. I , « »• I | » I*t HOLIDAY flJJJU l Cello Pkg. niamood Med. WALNUTS lb. 45c Cello Pkg. Diamond Large i WALNUTS lb. 49c Cello Pka. BRAZIL NUTS lb. 49c New Crop MIXED NUTS lb. Wt B o*. Cello Pkg. ALMONDS p kg . 35c 3-lb. Me*h Hag Stuart PECANS 3 lb a. $1.19 Co c o n u t s a to asc No. I C o m | T.i'or R O A C H Strained Oatmeal 12 -01 . Mug d u ll COFFEE Kraft Assoriarl far Ch*er.» ^ 7 4 q » 18c Str. or Cliopt. Urby Mcht* U V lb. K g . I S U P E R B K A N D C’olorpcl Q u m lc 7'.i o- Pku DHOMLDAHY 7-oa. Chopped Ilaby Food Maul ci Grlh I. Mod 5 5 c Doz Lgo 6 3 c Doz M ILK • D IX IE L I L Y in l I •till S LIC ED Roll pit’ M |N0| br»*uL Florid a B a !b H 3 O v e n RanHy Grndo “A TOWEL3 |»l't til llusiness .Mirror I .III I J S w eet Red E m iiero r BRRLIN tgt — The Communist le surgery M v a r U « m e * nm l IMnclircc/.f Kurins (Jr il WINESAP APPLES 3 Lb, 49c Red Perch "• 29c flail: I *. I' It* |hr d ii i t * Its FVrnH 3 n ilh 1‘T./CrV-; v. . <t M o l d a t , " m a ­ Whiling “ 19c TISSUE i n i M il • itm l.if i’il -SM4 A fi M f a I'’rrsh Cri’ccn Top BACON .o f | ^ 1 Our Own Famcii LAND 01 SUNSHINE Western press In Rail (lermanv tndav ae fused the ''American Recret Herv '. Since then ah«!*i iimlcrgo**' I BUTTER ■Ames YORK APPLES a , L O U I S uw—Little Carol# A n * rt w ill be home fo r Cbrtatm ar l 11 • ye a r • old girl suffered * o ve r to ner cent of her bod fan uary whan her d rw u c a u **’ at ’ ba r auburhan Car*onvlll< CAN S R )K E .L V f i n e s t rr > /I if f/Cu» C h r / i f i t ' i l *. /” ! (’ ,/'.y NO 30* | 9 l , MAXWELL HOUSE Drcnnctl p i ’i .ttiH E G G S l)rr*is**f| ,Vi D rnw n, (Juick-Fro/.cn. I fit i» II*. Ac (1 In S II*. S iz e , Sm all I V m c o t V Rrrmri B>a*4 P o t k t h ’ -p p i-.l i t tin* tu n fun i IIhu pirrr.%, Prico* good fiom Thun thru W od.. Doc. 1 8 -2 4 DicsHcd iK Drp.wn, (JuM t-Frozen, | to 5 Ih. A vjj. fi C O R N (ffuantity Rights Reserved Northwealarn Rad or Golden Delicious I mr ut * ted Girl Will Be e Foe Christmas Cra.m Shfle Low Prices Everyday Specials too BACON 1'V• I’ s s l l l l J i «11- o-i .iT iis ib " IVt ttu i im lif 11 iittli|it**i| with i net he t hut I'tn ild .i |**i*«ltti t -ucet p u litti't'* Mr* . iiiu i i i t i f *.ts* can ilic il M t i i t p o l.itu i's in w h ic h itr r a it h n l.e * h .m lie i'o Itlie r n llv *prln hit'll t ic m ig tllv tun Il \ m i'ii in i V. in.: r h in olate (tid e.', dun I fo ri:.'I to p it.•!. • hand fid ul fti'i in h a t* . ■ m in d -h r i,Id * I’i i in f■ii11-1' i* h a rd In brat MOUNTY KIST C01004 Ml. Vrruioul hr.ti.tl Turkey*—the flnr*l In Imvni\rhi*lvel> ours! I'I tint ply mr.iird Wrstrrn •lilriit" »* HI* trudrr mnselrs, runs ami peanut fed I*, make delicate full flavored meal! Wfiiln If l o s t i 1 .1 i »«*« in ti l i m H t;i*t*«l m t i ll IimI i t * f f f * uni if.mi I. .I*i•». ............. // / / / / T 7 7 SLICED . »»f i« WEAR A MT. VritMONT" Prnml s ii .1 ' t s . i I tlilr \ Von rr Talking TiirUry," When Vnu NAV rll# . th ru | *i t fs tin t Crossed 8 Drawn! Quick |IPIMI'« With 1*1111 thrill mii 4 « s.i I'li n iilil $ bit ••n n i; th r tu p u t fh ip M r lr r r d ni ir * t iin d b m s ’•p fin k h iu ’ .i cup- <£)inner ! Japuq’H Coni MincrH Return To Their J o I ih , .III Mi>*» * m- I'll* i lull lei in ill* \n niib;ikf*il plain lnil $ i Isi* t in In- .. i m (Til'll lnti» ..Mfn-lhnif i \ •r iMiilin.ir \ li\ rnl Florida Crjs laIs I ad,') , WASHINGTON '/P - Mis* Susan Rlark made her »laiie dnhtil ye* terday as a fairy to Honeywel' School'* iianlomlne. “Cinderella " She'll Rive a repeal performance tomorrow nluht in American Uni vrr*lty'* gymnasium Susan I* four That makes her Just one year nliler than wa* her mnlher. Shirley Temple, when *lir began her four • year rnlgn ns America's tup movie bn* office draw. Suian'a mother now I* Mrs Charlea lllack. k a ” cf lending pistols, ammunition And other euufpment to the'r agent in tha Soviet tone under the gulir of Christmas gifts. Identical artlrtea In Soviet . licensed Rast Berlin newapaperr ••Id thla activity nf "Western es {donate agencies" was to hlamr fof delay In dallvery of Wetlrrr ChHitmas parcels to Rail Ger mwfut Pictures published with the artl e t a Ihowed a can of raUk powder allegedly eontalMd ammu end *noU*«r package with i I I I lliii. Daughter Of Shirley Temple Makes Dehut . l l \ *.*tni’th ln z p fn i in*. (»n| •1 \ . Iiiii't il i'n\ rr NORTH I.ITFI.K HOCK 14s SI* children burned to death nnd their parrnta and sl»ter were severely burned after an explosion ami fire destroyed their three room house near here rarly today Thr dead, all children of Mr and Mr* Hilton Hrvant. were Ruth Ann, 0; I’alsy, H; Hilly, fl; Itonnlr, 4; Jean. 2 ami Johnny. 9 month* The father and mother and an older sitter, Shirley, 12. are at Arkansas llnptlst Hospital In Little ftock. Hospital attendant* *ald thy parents are in crlllcal condition and Shirley serious. NEW YOUK iJ*~A Navy r a r e thlp, caucht helpless with II* .<•< zlne dead In a pale off Nrufmiml land yealerdnv, ha* rearhrd aafety In Cape St kfary's hnrbnr. The Z.noo Ion vessel, the Vela drifted for a time In a 43 kno' gale with gust* up In 73 knots The Wind* were nushlnu her tow ard a rocky streirh of Newfoundland Ih p i *|i %1* of |m| i e r r il I*, n • ?»••!» Six Cliilfbcn Burned To Death In Flames Navy Cargo V chhcI I n OK After Buffeting S.IVs . Ini Hill l»l»t •* ’M (ml *i'»inklrtl til mil «#'|v«*r| \\ ,h»t $ • fm i*\ «in|ilr. l t*i B *41 ' it|4»M s|t$ i’i,|l|'|, i|f period of 1931. A I per cent dr cllne In prlee*. the department aald, was more than offiet by » S per cent Increase In volume In marketingi. Tha department report showed that for tne first II months of the year farmer* u«d 17 billion dollar* from aale* of llvrslork and live stock product*. fl per m l tinder the corresponding period la*l year Rut sate* of rrniu brought lb. farmer* $l 3 .loo,iavt,n<»i, which »■•* 13 per cent alxive last year the union deel.Jed to aerept . com promise plan inageited by the cot arnment Central l.abor Relation Board. If manasenient also ament* thr plan, which rails for a 7 per ren. pay raise and a 11.3 bonus, the coal dispute may he settled The r* demanded that their 11.ST pay be hiked to *2 94 RANroRD np.n.M.n tu p ' Chur*. l»rc_M . 1932__ f * « * »• Pka. y H il M n m m 1----- — — ^ hill v.(( k * #i| •!('((• ;il|ll Mill i . (Mini m e mil nf Ihc mills tit I |«*«*••! «l (.lit III till’ I t • twit llioiitlis fit* null** l i . i ' c turned nut llinlc Mi,hi l\*n itlllllnii lulls g Week Hill lined til it »».!•* mild riiMllltls ,lgn I he i nn 11m tinn i m h i'ti N t u p intV eyi • InllR i n s l c r nf liiulukay lulls Jltic.nl, v cit iii Innk * fnl I I 1' t»t hi it Ice hull.line and iriinkx new MchiHiln, tinspit.ils ;nul nth rr in>11 1utmiuil |nhs Mill keep it hum 1111111' ( All Reports ('anise Of Ocala Accident H VSIIINGTiiS 1* The Civil Viimi IiiiiIi i . 11....i •I i ( ‘All. -aid tv. via) Hu* iiikm* nf i-ulliiinn lie* Iwri'U two pi.ini'- in*.•r (ll'.ilil. Kin , mi Nov, .>7 I'.t.’il w.m f.iihiri* of tin' pilot* iif lull, .ilrcriifl to nbserve the otliei in (line to take neiessi.ry evasive ii'tlon Involved in llie i-olltslon in which one person was killed un- ;.n Kastrrn Airlines |»t* 9 and a Civil Air t'ntrid pintle John II Mary, pilot noil only occupant »f the Civil Air I'i.lrnl idi.iii*, wa* killed The Kiistcru airliner, i.lloted by ('apt I K. itishiip. Iitnileil at the in ,da Airport a few minute* later without Injury in the 17 passengers and three crew member* aboard. The ('All determined that Macy had Just taken off from the Ocala Airport nnd made a 90 degree turn when III* plane came up under the airliner at an altitude of about 900 fed A propcllrr on tlir DC 3 cut throush a wing on MacvS shin The report noted that Macy Bid an artificial left eye hut addtd ", lirlhcr or iii.i tlin t v n conIrihiitinr. fhrlor in thin nccidcnl In not kjiowr,." t-«»»*w * . » . . i a > ,>,. a >.i i» > M i i | S>M>fi | \ ' i >3 A '>i>i'U i t �jrassp a^ r-?- T.v : U i ■:'f ‘ ill" / / , fo o d im m sto re* vz/y/JZ 7 Prices on this Page Gsori Tl-.n Sat., Dec 20 O N L Y ! Quantity. Rights Reserved i^VyafV *'• fa m o u s Eaf-Hit: a n d P riced -to Give (jou MORE MEAT FOR VOUR MONEV Round, Sirloin or Club Three Famous Steuk Cuts From Rich, Red, Heavy, Mature Western iteef — We Rrinjf the Price Way, Way Down — Eat All the Steak You Want. Pay Less for It! T S uaratitee TEN D ER *'* D O U B LE YOUR MONEY RACK! YOUR CHOICE! Lb. (EAT-RITE T-BONE STEAK Ik. 89e) BEEF PBIGES ABE DOWN . . . . . . . F R O M A YEAR ABO ' This lima last year T-Bono Steak was SI.39 per lb., Club and Round Sloak was $1.29 per lb.; Rtb Roast $1.09 por lb.; Chuck Roast 79c per lb., eta Our Sloros are bringing the Coal of Living Downl IK K M B V *. W c f e :... B C V . .. ■-i u ill ■1 i* „ f * ■ ■ I Bfr .A f 1 | I -* • 1• . v . J ■■'». >. I L ir.% r te a , . H E A V Y , M A T U R E W ES T ER R B E E F I .Yen buy • b*rs»i# 1* * m r tut you but »h«o you buy \ our Tibl-JUuAr Mm U. Xvtry tut X cufofully trlmoMU. wild t u w wuU, booo iM ■ tM maovtn btfor* tht » t t t I taudxs Uw K tiu . Afttr 1 trimntss tht b m I u wtiih#4 UHI priest M tbt w l w | ' H.I i-M srss'K i’^rs; > k j You ytt whet you p v h e— * <v St ‘ *' > ‘ I /‘‘O «%JV'V* . _ i t * 4 « ? ‘f r.V I l - ;.: •f ’AUr* • '-.vU'W’.-'i i t • \ WBrnttm: | V *.y *ie > . ‘- r l\ ' Wll . i ■: * » i,- .y * • �1 THE IP YOU DON'T retelre your Ssnlord Herald, city I nr reaving riuudluexx with a lew shower, extreme south IhU afternoon and tonight anil In Taliahai«rr arm Salunlay; warmer tonight anil Salurilay. DcUvcry, by 7:00 p m„ pirate tall 5 Yr.Li.ow c .i b i u i T h £ l i r r a l f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLIV Established 1908 Dixie Leaders To Have Large Senate Say-So V . SA N FO R D . FLO RID A Ike And MaeArthur At Historic Conference --------- Republican Senators To Give Recognition To Southerners For Help To Eisenhower WASHINGTON, (,V) — Sen. Mundt Il-HD said today some Southern Democrats will he given a strong say-so in the new KepuhB llran Senate in recognition of President-elect Eisenhower's sup­ porters in Dixie. Mumlt told u reporte) Sennit Republican leaders are discussing a proposal lo erratt- in terlnln Senate con, lull teen the |tu*t of vice rhairmnn, to lie filletl hy "Co-npcrntlve” Southern Demo rut*. He said Senate rule* make no provision for such an office, hence It wiiald he "a runimittec-hy-rnnimitlee pin position." Whether o0 not vice I'hiiiriuen are nameil for­ mally, he m i id, the Idea will In followed lo principle. “ It would work out in fart more than In name," Mundt couiiuenteil. " I t won't tie strulght in-ms* tin hoard, hut only in certain commit­ tee* — like armed services an*'j finance — where there Is a Rood feeling of cooperation.'' He *nl,| Sen, G o r g e D-(Ia., fiI’rcsidont-vli-ct Dwight Eisenhower and (Sen. Dougina MaeArthur xliukc hands following their drama nance rommittee rhuirman, and drstgm.te John Foxier Duller. The gm Senator Mllllkln, It-Colo., in line to tic conference at the New York home of Secretary o f State FR ID A Y DEC. 19. 1952 W E ATH ER Associated Press I .eased Wire No. H(i Civilian Secretaries Of Navy Army, Air Force Chosen By President-Elect Eisenhower Lattimore Says Christmas Business All Over Nation “ Not Guilty” In Is Booming With Traffic Big Problem Pleading Today II) WAI.TKK Hurt Ml lit Alleged Perjurer Al­ most Shouts Ans­ wer Before Court YV \ S | | I N iM 'n N I .......... .. lo m llv Selections Wore De­ cided On A fter Con­ ferences Between Ike And C.E.Wilson B m imr lii>for> NKW Y 'l l I K T I're.ident elect NKW YOUK 1K rhrHtm.lv B * I Iti’vt* rnthU'Ui vfir coni mc-m- .in* IflffM l> >f» pit til. X;i \% *1 l -||;*r tvpH‘,iI of olherv ohtamvi! m <n Ci.cidiuwi i tml.iy nimmittced his 'e le ctio n , id Ihe eUtllnri* who will till11* N l* unu rhunf lint! Be Y' m u i . i l r i l I ' r t ' v i > u r v m of t hi n t r v r n h .n a Kin^k <!vm ;tm l l*u < -ti fir c k ltt* * 1hoy ,m m ade id velvet woven w ith hurt* p 'M Drill t*r\ lit rot* Ini :i I tlop g ' h rt'iil 'ttir o s a u r ic th a t v u lo I mi ill****** *> lu - a v in . p» O w im .....lu re d ■‘ n..t i , h il" I ' 1" ...... » ’ 11 ...... head the armed .re v le e * under < liarle- K WiNon -e cr ela ry of di-fen.e d e.lgnale nnii h tin* «anir ^ »ry *u'«* InB^ The* are mi: wilM dm'nti vM [ink Iteputv -ecretary of defense— ir lt-1 i.imined hol'd.i\ » iv» “ •* I H onor M K y e ., Ill, o f liln n m fle ill spt’ itd hi* mnri* tnonrv m u * '•hupping Irp tu U in ."i tuiu*% I i mu rotiil t»» rn a*l it'^ pn ttv t in miii' In*, e \ r i ‘|iiiM ii i \ i ‘m J idm it i Mi'tv I'lv nlnit n| H ill. M ii’li a uce I . d ie t at M u tin '. p re s id e n t of '- n i e t .i r v nf the t r i m Hubert t!UPli> toila\ to a l l . w ei lo a In fhicii'.*il, I’ m - otoiil l,„|i,,p|,| VY j im mi .i k i ' i ^ N ew N mi f tnt, 1 1* leu llieei k Slovens, .VI. nf South -ecen-eoo)it p> >imp iiiplicllocol hl.itt of tbddl'l.itl lt , " - lu i . lit Minis ■*d!•* rutmlir: lichmi! I.«"t l'l.tiuiii-ld. N .1 a ilirt-i tor ol tho I'M-m i! mu 111h s u h i i i i |r tit ii I »»f 1 'urn re p o rts vimi ‘and t dmihl if ^ i 1 pit k i .i-ni-i at F le t'orp General 'W e 'r e i n ii i mm i m m M HympiiUiirN. lo |" ot u|> vvh.il n«*Yi* tod Mr IiI.imu’i l ' -i'll- timl eJiric a c k .n n Mill., and H im Ivv<i Wm I i Jh llllllt U ! Jt abttut ahead r ig h t now ,l it l Mill |It •1" 1111 1t i n- /m t .i him 11if I it ttliir I I lia ir m a n id the i-o n ril uf J vvi i « if,11 I attiiiitu* unui fluriim r 11 will In* (til* l*f M 1"*•t < tin'Im i I'lHi I h le .e n . am i C o , te x tile mnnufucBr irf l i m i t |irm cmlinu* Imt hi -v it I i l in e r . torn**). ' D mi 11 mini I Anto bl, luul Secretary nf tin- N avv H u b e rt pluiUy tii <uv iiBout i*tiMit*tv cIn * belli,-lit Voder.nn, 12 uf Vernon, hriA r u n heii res a director ami deputy chair1 ‘ , S. IMjitrlrt .lutlu** ahimr« It |inall at tile linai’it ul directors nf KirLUtnd, l u f u n wh um l.nttinm n itnI'Yilcral lli'. e rv e Hank at Dal­ vijin. ii rjiiirlit tl. •sind tin* t i m l nf tin £ Ml creed tit-u rg e , ulrcuily a lre a d y have “ eon- rrul told newsmen “ We had a fitte talk on the .object of (peace.not only lo Korea, lull tin- r e t of Hip ly- Tex x tilled am t w o rk , Fil l Fn '•let 11 p tthliM y t lotci notional t rkul Ihlinga mil In world an well. “He .aid they would hoM furtlier con .-t ........ S ccicturs nf till- Vir Force flitr will Be Kin “"llirtlllb in m i !v harmony. "til l I'alhutt a t nf New York, Yti*r*-h, Sen. Iior«i ll II (in. it the Armed ' hailman id the lin.itd id the North Service rmomiltee rhuirman, with , Tin* jm i Ik i * I'jivs I .at l innn r until! Vmericnn Ayl.ilnm Go and a Sen. Ilrulges It-NII a* the ranking F ib , 111 I m fils* iittnskiMK W|i\'iv|**i| I.r llio tl l it S l l V - m -m b e r ol Hu- ( b ry .le r Corp fiRepublican member. Ilossell wax the iriilli'ltiH-nt ti liir ui’tl I iu -s.lay * ^ I *11 , . . n.iiice eommitti-o an unsuccessful candidate for the | By a urjitiil Jut y. « hit i u i hit In1 ll***! K tU Ilu I illV 'S In .-I I l i n t o H I'dbnti W,|. m tiu - a- an advisor Democratic presidential nnminaw In n hi ili*iiii*«l in Ri« hu*lj . . i ■ . i |, • t li.uil i.'i-t-r d u me Fi.rnhnwlion. B - r n ii ro u n m iM H I sym p n lliu i'i i»i | I ) l* I I M h t* t l I ^ FIX* 11 ),l* 11 * K * t ' .M ill I » t ‘ |i, I I I 1 1 , pre.id 'i it ial ca mini i go The Democratic nominee Adlal StcIII allllllt•I Ilf I 'iMlimullHt llltt-l I'ssl's , ' at lie f - .i-te c tc d t ill. t v tia il not ftg l-Ylton Wntren, .'III, I'cplor Ave­ vemuin drow his biggest plurality Ito in1 wui 11n il at FJ.ltmi which , ip . i i . m . i l in the c a m p a ig n lim e lig h t on 11 . fall le im . 1 i i ', ' ' i » im i’liii * » inue, was sentenced t-p one v-at in' of the Nov. :l election In Georgia, wa * in ii v,del rn tin- fm in of nego f lu . n u l l , im n p ii* .-,l * -i* -1 ;* ••f.** .1 ».,!•* -IlMt*- .• in lin e m ' n a tl-m u l . r a le VII tin- ib ’ -dgnalh<- -tale penitentiiit c at 11itif•p■•11 . ,< • ♦ hut loot Texas, Virginia. Florida tinl-b- tr.-n -.u ry n o te -. (’ M i i I "III I • r .. .un...........loin* inii-t tn- .ipiinisod hy tho |U iy 11 m l* m lie , ldl--» i I I d by I'ncnit Jtiplge M. It Smith IhU j III l t l l S and Teftnexxeo In the tnidltionnllv I M w iu .l F 11in iiin c ! , a J u * t ic c ( fe n -. », i > s u ite d in f n . p* ■ . i •.* Ij*\ J’ til III* 11 - ........ 1 1,. ] Sc-into afternoon on it ehnrge of having Democratic South. *r'l'-n l a lto iin - y w h o Im.l jtrillagerty Fisetlhowmg t -and guilty <-f ■ b.i i • i . . .* ill I 19 W l a m e , t ' Util i<)'•< |ll |l' 1 po-..Colon of illegal lh|ttot Iniiinn‘ 1 *e n t<-d th e case tn th e g t am t j i u t , 1a g a in .t llii- iii, a m i ............ .. > n i|ire.. . ecretary anmmnred ,«- »•j 1i, •11 ei . »*tlh n k* ■1'u 1 n n ii I m hiin I. Mi. Warren plendfil guil­ M IK U '-'te il I hut l. n t l In lin e tic in II,.- t.'lni w a s emupb-t. .1 re 'tty I-* ciifti,! -* ■f•■ t1inis• i»it ....... \ ■**11 tin- app.liniment. ty to the charge, t t id e d to th e 111 * , i tet o f C id u n i He >iiut tlii'v vsnrn ch*c*uli’il upon nllei s m l u cluck In-1 tugl.i •I•ri >f I Ut tiki -ahi k jin 11 f VI, I- 111 J . (J. Calloway, constable, xni<l tiia a m i M m , la n d .'' J u d g e K u k Jiflrr ii >i*rli%s nf c n u f i T f n r r t b e * TALLAHASSEE <At—Hnad De­ today he had laa-n walking on the Fidlnw log li lengtln 11 mi i< •1 i f f n f nn p<|niir m i I mu ill i •' lin n Hy HAROLD I'Altlt la n d -|io k i- up: 1ss K l A n n h m s r r n m l YV i l r o n partment Chuirinun Alfred Mc­ problem of Illegal traffic of moonli-rday, J . I> Guide, a \ m * i - m . . it « t n lil M ii'n u u l, ri»'il n u tu |iu i( i *i ) l-JVF OAK id*) Mrs. Hol y " M r . l, n t t iiiio ie , v iiu tu n y go !ihimn1 (hi* m i i s r r Molonn whil^ Kethan laid today expert reports shine the luxt two weeka, I Mct’ollum, 117 • v* nr - old Negro a n y w h e re m th e w o rld hut In- hack ninn ill .Ini-ksoui il l- . wa* fnnml •11 ■i'iiiii*tt 1 Mi 1 •initii timl lh»*v ssrri* rchirniiu! from Korea on the propoxetl Florida turnpike guilty nf a charge " f n p .iu tiu g a |l\If s "j IMUI v • *||)' M| 11V flu A> “tilt-tiff’ ns to isii poasitdn, woman, Malayt a* testified she was • " r ......... | n ii ii i ti i i . iiniN s u m ■i o iir w iiin on th e lin t, o f t r ia l . " Tlie now npnuimnlnis were anshow it could he financed with a hiding motor vehicle while unde, ihe m 1’ity ft* i i'till s it Iuip’ 'liirin- i In reluctant mistress the t lin g pplace la ce wu» w u » given g i v e n hy hy n n hauljthe loca l t h e r e lu c t a n t m is t r e s s of of Attorney Arnold ashed that the fliii-nce of inluxlcwtiuit Ihium II rmnnci,il ui Kimihnwrr f n m l a 255 million dollar bond Issue—20 rilixi iii'tl1 I 1 ripiitiI m iii’iiint. hi mlii'Htlon lix-'it, M r . G a l l o w a y s a i d , w h ‘ ?h w h i l e d i a t u r \lic la accu<(id o f duilg/intruoin*h the lleptutn,nil of tk>I11i t*a Hv explmive ih'rhiim In W A S H IN G T O N ( / l l - K d w a r d J . million dollars lex* than had been led wilt' given a flan n f f 7Ti and . nst i, Hk fn- mini) u i’iftlitMir w <11•1 r'ufitMiim si l a w r o b i -s e - m e n t h j e n f *<B a x i u y i n g t 1 -V * J u s tin - fu r n ew spaper x lo r ir n deniriipiiiM svlh inFlulinn * M o ffo , a N o w J e rs e y W a t e r f « W r dimmed. hi it- day * in lad, by .Indue S,l< " cache of l!.i pullttn* of the illi-gitl I III I I lull I lll*r ( • « • I H U I I’U U 'tcl She said Dr. C I.el toy Adam* Itlg w ith tin- c id e , b u t the Judge strain, uml Id. dtiem '- h- -i.c walabor boxx, pleaded guilty to a 9o told the Stale Hood Hoard at will they in it palmetto crave un was the father of hei i5 iminlh- le f u ed. lb - -a id lie w o u ld Mot ail . m s|-i lid. .1 fin a >*-iii I in- ,ui| I 111 till Mill 1ltl(U »•'1 - I'll* liili" ‘I perjury ehnrge and threw hlmxelf **• Inst regular meeting of Ihix the Country Club Itoad. t .t|| t I,. U if I *111’ 4|p|,4i| I nti l )u* llin tii- h the J u x tle e D e p a rtn ie llt o l nld daughter larrettn. on the mercy of the court today udmlnlatratlon conxultlng engineers ininciidi'd ici n m y -f i ini**|1ii»*t it if U111 'I < After the whltkey wu< Im tiled while a Jury wax xtlll deliberating ***■• ,h7 Project could he And, .he tcxtifled, the promin­ tin - p ie ..- g e n e ra lly , I,ut tlm t if 1he Ml fl •I k\US 1"|U • ♦ nf i u bis rune. constructed and in use in a maxi yesterday afternoon, Mi tiullu- ent doctor and .Stale .Senate no­ th e re wa- e n iile iiip t ,,f c o u rt it f«fit! I ♦Vll *' * -k flit ll •Ull'I ItllVl' 111"*ut Mi \f tuf'lll'V Mm limit wflu |» 1f ." M" • (Villi .' w-ny ami Deputy Shenft Howard minee wa. slain In In* office a n ill) In ile a ll w ith * 11n i i i o iJ 1 1y Ml 1 ..... . U. H. District Judge Irving It.' three years. Traffic Offenses Some Of City’s Predos^inate In New Equipment County Court Has Arrived McKethan Urges Felton Warren Is Negress Takes To .Jail Endorsement Of Sentenced Witness Stand On Liquor Charge State Toll Road Against Doctor W aterfront Boss Pleads Guilty To False_Testimony f Chairman States Cost Now Estimated At 255 Million Dollars Kaufman of New York accepted Florin's plea ami gave him an 18 ■month sentence, lie al.n placed Florin on probation for five years after ho serves the 18-month sen­ tence. Florin was given until Jan. .1 to surrender to the U. H. marshal In the Southern District of New York and begin serving his sentence. The delay was explained hy the fact that Floriu still Is under sub­ poena to appear before the New York State Crime Commission. The perjury Indictment accused Florin of Iving to a grand Jury during an InvJ'tlgatlnn of water­ front racketeering. He once dunied to the grand Jury that he received 92,(100 front tha head of a steve­ doring firm to cooperate in the unloading of ships, but later went hack before the Jury and acknowl­ edged receiving It. 1IU defense In the trial here was based on u contention that ho had forgotten about tho money and corrected his testimony when he remetnlH-red it. The Jury had been out less than an hour when the unexpected guil­ ty plea was entered. Mrs, Don Carraway Succumbs To IllneBS v Sha i* aurvivad hy tha husband, Don Carraway of Eaat Falatkat ■ daughtar, Mrx. T. A, Staley of Plymouth} on* ton, Sidney (farraway of Tltuayillai hw mother, Mra. C. II. Prader of L|yo Oak: two, Mr*' °* T- P*r«ona of Jacksonville and Mra. W. O, Dale ofLIve Oak I and two grandchltIVtnarai aarvieta will ba held at JlrUxon Funeral Horn* Sunday at t0° p.m .w hh Ray. R. T. SUndl” th* * * - MeKInlay tSTSSiSg* *■Ul* Points Suit’-Defense A ftei russll* OVtM* ! I (tun 1It* Had Drawn Anastasia Upholds l ndcTworld (ode Hy Keeping Silent Hi 111i i| Y|r 1,1 ill It I I"11 - ik n )4 •-e1 lltiiitl were taken to tin- >u<< by here Aug. A it, a tux.le in e, a gull V|i | |TIMf| ||, |. ., ™'i.1 In 11. 1 inn-i ( 1* In n*| ii Yk1 III -1 1' ' 1 11f’ tu kI'll ki' f - III 1f Deputy VV. T Wunxley. Iht fm lo- hud drawn. I", (tllimil |ltProposals Made By ft tj u . |U. 1 St si 1 • Ik ll ' 1 till 4 1 • 11 titt-1 two lay tit wait m . hilly ,,.11 1-•*!*! , rf i, n i.t ,(k"i i a rL S)utestified Dr. A,lain-, nml weather until Mr Witt n n n im n l h» nil’ll )•> •Mil t( I’l "• cut in'. \\ 1111- k '. 1Ul il' il • , v •i|ui|Min-hf City Planning (.’roup \ I V. Y O R K » ! ’ • Y lh crl \n-die eolere.l all illieit relation-hip to l-it'k up a loittl, tile ciutxtulilttill IU V •. \ S|M •'1, kli" ' 1, 1' 1 II- n i t i tin i 1 t* , rl H k I-; '•fl'il ill HUH after he served lot pro­ •ti im. ••-|ii»t«-•I "I mi.I l»iacIi tyii * i in ’ iikk n> ! ‘ill 1•'until B 1• M I'M .111•nt* til 1It./ •H d I' ' * '(** ' Four lei-iimiuen.lntloii* evn'v-il ! Mnt f|iu fiu- , u|»*. They ullawnl hint to put one of f;-"»lunallv tltiring the hint of a ‘IU* * 5' K >1■|*I 1*1 Iltl 1 ■ I •"Ut i ” •► f i - m h-'i-rmg* niinluel d l a d nlg'it min, 1 il HU Sr* n ml , l! .llflll Ik lllfl • hi fu n fh i11 Nu vv Y ui k St a te five flvn-gnlltin jugt ot the cliche daughter. ................ , MM»111 ||l•• Stic, 'l l I(/ \ Y ! cl 1 'n»( t 4 A 1 Mile *nld the relation.hm wn* by tin- City I'lnnnirig Cnnniu do'i. (.HI,in , I bill" way nml Input, -tin, in hi* rnr ttufnre they ctuxetl in on »11it l *, lull • i tun < iimiiiHnliih fiielnv hut ob* ■li . pitv-m .r) ■ d ik ',1 tfie 11ii ill ru ill'll i' iU|f* hy him. Mr. Wurreu admltteil owner- instituted by Dr. Adnata and *he J im iip . tint, i-lnitrrnan. mild lid y, un I In u ll* -ii k»1 shin nf the whiskey, saying, "Mr. wa* ufinid nut to xuluiiit to bint dealing llll.igetliei w ith ». ipng, i f f VV I VVTnb’ v n n ilm V i nl k i’ij mil i) Isi I' (i i fi |- ill ti lit mi k *- v *|(lu«t|fit14, Ufiftt* I M,-l„ln-i. "( III" Ml, , A, VI' I I im iifu l h im * 4i if ii i u hu told Galloway, you got me," according l-emu-tt of an implied lioeat, Th. ii-e uiimeml tluni wilt < pro lipl’ltiMil I-k vk)• . It v i. iu n n ,.>11,1,, uivi-.t,g a t i n g to the constable. i. hieh *be did not explain from sent--it to tin* Citv Ci.mrii' .ion w y o I I 'n il, im , U n i" t , II l'i( , I (mi l ift lilt IUC , I,.' n n in f M m inn K S lu -D 'i. Ib -'b < i Ifm litipr-'Viil Dec '2)1, be .aid Mr. Warren wn* brought to tin tin- wlines* -land. • k t'l il lie’ l In .1 | » I I I '-, f, o u t , " , i " le e r tftg V ila lii*, I , uni T I". \ • u.iu .in .I T i. f i tn umsw, , on the A m w SIMM* wn* .-icited lit tbrCounty dull In hi* own car hy the In * r,f14•j-ah«u ; She wnill on tin- day <>f the " Ira n .le n t *i VV. I’n, v»-♦ cullntiildr ami the deputy. uni ii Nill itifinI ........ -nl •' '» " ,ild le n d i. t in c r im -limiting .In- had gone to Dr. nieeling, 'erineil a .•i ' i i * 1 f i n * i f •I f-1 ",|,-l trk It 1 ,,-nnn, *i, tlflnn-t" I till 11’ ff|t* Adam** downtown of fin- for xnlle." w lili-ll I. one of the rernm- wa* fniiini entity no U tin,,,:' nl ts Hit \i*. i ii« j t iiiii*. liv comI fm hill-* t»i* treatment of an alltiur am She ■ii«*>iiliit4*>li. The eomiiit-islon nl--- dtlvuig » lilt-- llitn*, ,il- I, I.,,.-. M • * ii k 1ii 1* pliit i- nit I l f*H>l, i*i « **(111 w**J tdUlFlU n i l l t f ll fftil» (• l •‘ w n le*lif‘eil die paid him F* for will reemitini-nd that p.utinn* of iuk i,in,tlu-i l.-nglt > i , imI .. iMiti’ll * l'il* hmitfiuii f'-r ifunirluiut * >J 'l|*|I4* l ’ f three office calls; then Iit I•i gave h'rench Avenue la- rexourd tu r-- <lny, nml wa* trisi-l, ., In, •f I I V n tilv * • ’ 'III | i ‘i'V Ul» It III * - • Im r ii t h ‘r>. It** p h 41*fli*>I i ti tu il til r o n .him a *110 hill a* purl pa. merit tail c-ninierel'-l. niulllpb--fnm.lv „ , " l costs, ,,, lit, -I,,. I \ b tile fii-i(»n * i t ii ! k , ♦**!( l-U’ K H|t 1 1‘iti k w The Sanfard Theater (lUild * I f„, .ervier» to her husband. Sant end trin .ie til i nimieciid elns*i .-lli-r,strum lb- drtyi,'. In,, , ,,1 •H*■I*I k |f||f Willi i’ll IlntiU 11f thn ■ " Mith I <lii«*f |»«ilit «* i in ­ first production. "1 he Night «*f j McCollum, twllln operator who f cations. whs s,into,oil,-, 1 fm ,i %i is* . -unM,I. tun Mu’ -win iiiy witnem Tin* third ri-ciimincndnlioti wn* fill! 'i*i1111111!•-«i Januury 10th will be prexenled „f hl.llr( „t lb-ala the I’atinluuin Ilint isnii, J hiiu— It.,, t I Mill• I I*•»11 | ■Ii«-1* r f i i f u l l s | again tonight ut 8; 10 nclock ini day after Dr. Adam* wa- Mile,I that tin- pm Hi-0 of Dreatnw.ild Im , u m l 1,1 H ii- lm i'l I 1 . m l. i f e t A S **%«* ■ *-1 lll.llu o fi.ll.kioiltll #u J i ■t _ ■ f f I hm I .( k»(»uh 1'i‘ fd i rue, [ the Court House following lit* en i >1111 M|ii't| ft * 1 il s \l i i m i j f » t .Huiiivlsiiin which cal's fur n new here. VVTiili-i I'lii'r. I'u .u • 11. pin , in , n l • " h i u i ivvit i hi* im* >i iiu ii. tu o , . . |ii n i t h t S ( mii t r m k /ii thuxlnxtlc reception hy Central Mrs. McCollum said Dr. \.lan,s ' i»'»u*e tn hove a, fl ...r are,, of I.MM) aiipnaind fm tin , n l . Ini" I t|* < llflll ltd 'u ** Ylk iiiiihl i ..........uf u t.,! | ilmi’t Florida audii-nre* last Thursday proposed Intimate relation* nml I '1'1' ........... . " ,l" w r"" M l L l-IIIU lIll l l ' - l l f i l ' . l to 1,1, I'.v l, ikii* k wh'-iln r I mu I'luiiiiut ur no­ and Friday night. 4’ Ulllv ‘ I Dll hi T(V \ e<44• strurti.ii, of „ dwelling will, l.tMtl) ne " The play'* setting i* it New six' hogged o f f brrnusi* " f her square feel nf f i - o r sp behalf. t> m i |* trii-i L a ith jai nl It 'll Y r n m l i ' k i ji wa> m i m e d in te«tlYork court room and members of idling arm. She lestlfied that Dr. M v illi, 1-1 . n f tin - ju t v w ' 1 1* I "I anlThe fiitul renui.i,ien,lnll„n wu> enraged a nd the audience lire spleyti-d to Servi­ i Adams became II. A s h d o w n , i l u b i r l ) iiu > p --it. Hoy n" I ufil v BUli urn 114•11 liit 11tm ii* ui |Uriiiiy Midk vi’Mfijdn v un hu vine fur rertmlng the site nf the pro­ ' . i l l Involved In the h| ill offieinlan the Jury. -Mrs. Hirhard Harris started beating lu-r will, hi fist. posed Cmintv I, .pH,,I and th'- ml- J . L iv e rs , Hu n f m<l A W m u liu fi 'll f >11111ti l l i if 1 Ill'kV * '! 1, 1H-4I ■«, ti nn hi 11ked iluvtiur o f Peti-r Full* portrays the part of Karen who He tlu-n grabbed a pistol from a J'-ii,lng area* i-’inlulMlng tin- (,-tr Itn lp h F. I lu lib iit il n m l i. " lic i t II, ^ k \ tints Mial. rinJ s |u i 'I m I i - i ii wniiu fiont fujun* who Is un trial for murder. Miss Dllon shelf, she said, and Jammed it den Club and It-din Kta'i n VV Til It i'itis. !* I ' ‘lily hull i'lt/l’l 41fit | hull 'o hui'k'd jiudi nth1 w !hui fo rm e r linker takes the part of Nancy into hi* stornarh. She snatch 'd at In multiple-family r'asxlficnth it* Fstliu, 11 House. Ni -k i I s S, wii - *f lull I Ylli V " i 1 YY'illinm in iv v y i T wan Whitfield, the w.duw of HJurn the gun and In the tussle it fired I li t Mi ls lu kV p a ' l **i ! \ |» * kfiti fiuiiid guilty <>» two " f t i n- , three limes. Kim? ( ountv ili-ir iit udorviey. II-' l l " ' Ittn ! \ Jt' ' j i 11 « Faulkner. .-mints, VVinlln-Hiliiv. l ie |i| i v IMMIDLLAH TILS HI'I.L Hi nn nun v in ii veil h iu y un ! 1 S’ iHS hit •n 11M t i l l ( (III VMII'I She mav lie the onlv defense The role nf Defense Attorney CHARLOTTE, N C iA»—VVnnt u tm tied * i-1di-1s of l- m ily pit h i im fidriitn, hut In* talked free- iilH Li » ( iI'hI v llflll it Vi"! h i m I J 4ill 4if I Stevens is played hy William witness. Her inwyer ha* i-sutd (54) tin for Cltrislni'ts? Ed Mellon i luirges nf iqii'i at mg n iinit n r u- U »I of Idii |iv i ftnriol hjivkyr mu nils Ii i-in> |llM.lv I Hurschcl and that of District At­ ro subpoenas for other witnesses. Co, here suvo thcv're selling very hie 11> without .i di i t . , ( ndi i nii">!iMlvinLT, h r rfniil ho Tin- Mlatc ended Ita case after wcll-ncnrly 10(1 urahbrd up no fm mid driving a clil wilhniit a license I V' i I'lTN f tiI hni- |f( Iht* lltlMMlflt Ilf torney Flint by Kwlng Deun. va i i h m i l 5 0 y e u i 4 n!.|. w a s h o r n tag, Th*- Judge di'claied n mistrial «* h :| VJ | ,f#r» tu t I In* ! 1 |iii 4* w ill There are 1TJ characters in tho Ib-putv Fherlff James F. Gray by hnlidnv shoppers. play altogether under the direc­ testified the defendant udimtted Miiile nf velvet woven with pure un the Ihlid charge, drunken ilriv ' »j ' * i|*f*n*t»* wt■t *1 »• *1 i | riiiil nit in I t a l k . (’nine in th e Fnitiil S t u t e a m l ! M 7 , w a s u i i t u i uli/.vtl a n d HOW shooting Dr. Adams uml told gold, tho »50 lies are Imported ing, when Hie j m y did nut n m- h i i ,M v"| Im lid' ( it y I *ititi (fIj r* lot tion of Mrs, Margaret Dunn. Children of the Florida Metho­ h i 1 +I in N ew .fvrN ry* |- illy i«l ! lii’t rulii'f I lit’ ( ily All unused ticket* to last week's where she had tossed tho gun. from Lyons, France. Each tie I* nil ngrremeiit. dist Children’s Home presented a performance will bo honored at Him wan given flpea uf f i n und 1 i I r ml* -in s i* Inr of VJn, I V(.*M ur He said the gun, a ,112 -‘iillhar packed in a rnnnog tain met! black Christmas pageant fullowlmr the tonight’s show, it was stated. rnxts, or IU days in did, on cm h , • -•MI *’11il ifi un1fit mill |uml S revolver, was fmiml In a rlainp of and while leather box. M U S L Y F it Y r it O H S IM K S annual dinner of the First Metho­ The store bought a few nx n of the two {-mints of whirl, slie in *Jt -■It ft Mill *M' « lift 4*lit tkllilkfl't b a n , hint which she hud pointed out YVmd wa» n u u dve il t!d s a fte r hill h ll ll l f i 4’ I l f < 14i ,(44 ill.lij| w i l l Id* dist Church Men's Club in Enter­ nt the rear of the house win-n ho "conversation Item" intended to was found guilty. prise last Wednesday night. Kt-rn F" ('iqildey wn • found not l*m*l •»v i*i a I Vi’iu Jm i I u iI f r4*iii I In* tin iiti u f th e d e a th o f M rs . L it u r * Mitextlnm'd her shortly after tho stir up talk Textile executive* Each child was given two shiny bought out Ihe entire simply, In­ guilty im a charge of exei-sslv< liiiilt f i't h n fn llu s v ii: flHJHMMN) in I eli (tinn Cmihh, 15 year a old, widow ihootlng. •if the late (leorjf*' II CroAR, ami sliver dollars and u half-dollar ( C l i l t t iilit r il On I ' i i ’ji* F n u r ) Judge Hul W. Adams denied a tending them for use ax Christina* speed and Jniui-H ......... ns, Negro. viMiiiRest iluuKhter of Mra. Herman coin at the conclusion of the pro­ John t„ Galloway, County Tax motion by defense lawyer Frank gift* for "men who have every on i, charge of permitting tin un­ I ehitinn and sister «»f Mr*. W. S. gram to be spent on the annual Collector, stated today collection* thing already." The store ha* since authorised driver to opi-rnte a mo Si^ns To Be Placed Cannon for a directed v e rd ic t of put In another order. itruniley. Her death oienrml thU Christmas shopping tour. tor vidiicle, Tuesday. Albert i! for November amounted to |A!t), nmrtiili^ ut 2:IIn a. nt ut the hoa* Tho Methodist Men’* Club will 118.70 a record for Scminolu Coun­ Innocent ax to first degree mur­ linker was found guilty of driving On French Avenue der. He argued the Htalo had t>itnl in Knit Stroudesburif, rti. conduct the shopping tour In San­ ' hcTu m il ru rn h while intoxlca'ml, but nentennHite was horn it, Crown Point, Ind. ford with the children between ty' This amount Is broken down ns failed to prove premeditation. STOUGHTON. Mas*, i* — A w i i s witliheld pending tin- outcome The advertising committee of and spent _ __ The Slate contended Dr. Adams most »f her early Ilfs school housing 29 Negro of a motion for a new trinl. He now and Chrlatma*. County taxes |(>04jt80.ft0, was slain In a dispute over u bill boarding and underprivileged dill Is being represented by Attonu-y the •■him,be* nf l ommeree llu . in Sanford. Funeral nirnngcmrntn After ths turkey dinner, the follows: Intangible Personal Property Tax for professional service*. The de­ orphan* afternoon aiilhoiued the erection will l»* miiiumined nt a later date. dren was demnllshed by lire in *"li K. F, Hnushnlder. children presented the psgeant 19,895.15, Intangible Cists “C" o f s ig n * nt h u ll, h ig h w a y up_____ _ with pantomime* and other acta, Tax 11,07'1.1)0. Ocruputinnal Li­ fense has given nn indication what freeslng temperature earlv todsv J . C. Dunnway, Orlando, was pHmchca to S hi, font, directing F D ' i k i n t HANKHH I D E S and one child ws* believed killed found guilty of driving while in­ highlighted by a four-year-old cense* (878.15, Beverage Licenses It will seek to prove. MIAMI (A’ -Slarllng M. Perkins. Police and ollldal* of the Whlx- toxicated nml was given n fine nf truck truffle over French Avenue girl'i Imitation of “ Hudofph the $178.25 and Automnhllo Tags $’J ,orring Willows Kchool Identified 175 and cost*, nr lilt days in Jail, titld passenger cur truffle over 55. former hanker und mayor of Hod-nosed Reindeer, 284.5.7. Jnstn-r. Fla . died Thursday night. the missing child only as a 14 Monday. His driver's license also I’nik Avenue. The County taxes collected Action was taken by the rninHi- came to Miami in 1928 as an year-old girl. was xiiinchdcd. The Jury recom­ mittce amounted to n7.9% of the entire after Hu- priiposnl was employe of the Internal revenue Two other children were burned mended leniency. STUDENTS WORK Tax Roll of (74.1,075.45. Discount turned over to them nt the Inst bureau. In 11)3,5 he opened his own ■erioosly. Also hurned *erl«u"lv A Urge number of high school of 4 percent wax allowed on No­ was bliss Josephine Crawford. TOmeeting of the C of C Irouid of art-minllng and tax consultant of­ • working In stores. T, vember collections of County and A request has been made by M, year-old proprietor of the school, dlreclorx. Tho suggestion nn thu fice. , County Superintendent Intangible Personal Property Tax. L. Ralrorn, president of the Han­ who was crrtllled with arousing tha KHNF.H'I NRFF DIFS *igtiH mine from John Ivey, city •aid today, following This discount drops to H percent ford Merchants Association, that sleeping children and leading many Ernest Neff, Mingarn Fulls bulb rommissInner, who spoke at thu of County rchooli In December, 2 percent in Ja n ­ local merchants should keen their to safety. grower who hud spent several laianl meeting. HITE j until Jan, B for the uary, 1 percent In February and i-xtebllshmente open until 0:00 winters here at the residence of The committee, headed by "Caribbean" nat In March. o’clock from tonight until Tues* Mr. and Mrx. F. F» Hols, 1)01 Holland Desn, met this afternoon HCHOOI. BOARD On Apr. I any lax not paid tri- day night. A meeting of tho County Board Park Avenue, died recently nt HI. nl thu Chamber of Commerce t: 15 3 D ') - 5-PA . 7-27 MOVIRLAND of the schools wee cornea delinquent and subject to An additional request was mad* of Ihtbllc Initructlon will ba held Cutherine, Ontnrlo, .Mrs, Hols said Building. Other members of the "Red Mountain" could secure etf* penalties, Mr, Qallowsy said. It for merehants to close at 7;00 at IOiOO a. m. Tuesday, T. W. today, rommittee are Robert Hooker, Show opens 0:30, feature 7 i 0 t payer’s n m r i a u i the h i * me*« iIs. s . therefore, i s r r r t n r r , to i v itha n s tax uu p ay* smented p-m.‘ Wednesday to afford store Lawton, Superlntandant, announ­ Mr, Nefl’s sister-in-law. .Mr*. Han,lull Chine, It. NY. Ware, M. L. students and tha advantage to pay ‘before Apr. I 1— “ * ra Apr. ced today, to take care of unfln- Martha Proctlnier, she suid, died Blessing and Jack Butts, Henlan- Intermission BiSM. last featof* 0:08 oney. - • ~r and avoid pensttfae. * May 28 at Ingcnoll, Ontario. w M buslncaa for tha year. do Springs. Tha lurnnike would ha u high speed lull iiighwiiv Irnm Jackson villa tu Miami with a leg branching tiff to (he Tannin Ilav area McKethan told members of the Hoard he recommends they en­ dorse tho project hut "in nn wav take any action In eonneetlun with the projeel which would in any manner hind nur successors " He said, howevrr, hr hopes the new Hoard will "begin immediate­ ly the study of this proieet and In ronlunctlon with the Florida State Improvement Commission assist In financlnc and constructing this great fncilit" which would mean so much to Florida " Oov.-alert Dsn McCarty ha* not committed himself on the subject, but ho has said that Improvement nf U. S. Highway No I. which parallel* the proposed turnpike mte. will have top priority with him. McKethan »nld the engineers fond no rnndltlnni in the field which would prevent building the turnpike. They estimated construc­ tion cost at 1117.500002 for the at 154.7H 780 for the leg off In IhtTampa Ray area. Total prn|e-t cost Inri-dlng fi­ nancing would he 253 million dol­ lars which incli'de* $2i,lB4,oon to cover contingencies McKethan renortrd the em»ineera estimated the toll road would gross 28 million dollars annually for ils first 25 years of operation. Mrx, Don Carraway, HI, died in ■ mining homo at OtSO p. m. yestorday fallowing an lllnria of a«voral montha. Horn Doe. 11,1901, In Hammings O. aha had llvad in Hanforti for tha paat 80 year*. 1h'fiMiilants ( 111i11V Of Theater Guild Will Present IMay Tonite Christmas Pageant Given For Men’s Club Tax Collections For November Set Record Store Hours During Yule Season Changed Movie Time Table '"TiTth. i« — — — Jt 'v-wfW'e re * - � 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, 1952 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, December 18, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 18, 1952. 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 18, 1952; <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/e581d27b17454854e5b72d46ea21f5ab.pdf d9a160ab6d559c24ba03b93b72530278 PDF Text Text js Jones Sets County Basketball Scoring Pace1 Ihida And Meek Rank 2nd A nd 3rd For : Lions In County; : Metis, Clark T ie Oviedo'* Johnny Jonc» broke out Into * rash of running lay-up* and onv-hand nushrrs frohi tho court* to wore In polniH ngulnst EdgeM " Orlando la.t Friday 2 i*. i f,"d ,n 1° do,n*f trained tin. dlalretlon o f being Komlnolr County a leading pro basketball UJ the Infant rage season. The Oviedo Lion* In scoring 40 poinU again*! Edgcwater tanked Up the team high totnl for Horn>no|i County, 111 more thun Han­ ford tallied against Wilder I'nrk laat weak. >, Goaaoquenll), the loo three Ovladoons root maml the three , high Individual p... poeltiun*. Ilig Walter Dodo ----aland J* second In *Ut# Bombs*lo arnrlng rare with * .It potato with l.lon tc* morale JJMlH Meek raaklnx third having 4 19 marker*. Ilfgh Helmut .c o r Tho record* arc . oHKtwUV barged on tho Junior Mefts E F C To Decide Seminole Co- Title Tomorrow evening the confusing ehniiipioimhlp of the Kurt Florida Conference'* tlift'd football reason will he determined, onee nod for ull, when the league official- and combe* meet nt Hvininole High *t fnr the ne'toal imst-scason meeting to name the all-conference j hCituitudb, The l if t ' adopted u new |mi«i . veneon rhsmpiunship pin)-off brlatwn the winner* »f the northern end nouthrm half of the conference Junt prior to Ihe* pant grid campaign, hut I'. K. Vnngt, after winning the north­ ern title In mld-*ea*on, **lre<l EFC presy Hu* Hunlap In Its)tona Hearn to notify the confer­ ence that the (lalneatllle win­ ner* would he unable to play the title match because of a achool policy prohibiting puit-acanon game*. After considering substituting the neat best northern tram to play In the rhnmplonahlp tilt with the Miuthern winner. Hunlnp detitled to rail n aecret meeting of the loop roadie* and official* In I’ulntkii during the middle of tho ilrat games for both (ivledo and Sanford, thus Jones' Ill-point to­ ' **At" thin meeting Dunlap finally tal fives him a Ill-point average M r game to lead the .Seminole Ubuntlan* In that department. • -’ Tha hard driving June* Is the Ttadai In field goal*, or baakata tren d from the court with eight. Hanford gains some dlallnrtlun •In tha fart that ( lark, a Iran*|fai atadenl from Frankfort, Ky„ la tha heat free throw artlat with <t high figure nI four. Sanford plays again Friday nlfcht In Orlando Ngalnat Edgewater High at 1: A) p. lit. with the ^ Joe I'lcktns Ed Lorkett fttor varsity going to the rourta ruled *gsln*t siibsHtutlni Krl'the Initial contest while the vurtrrllnu* o f Ht. Augustine, whlrh pity squad will follow, owned the nest best record In k £ j M K £ . ' ? i Kemliioli' High's Ihe northern h«lf of the RFC, lor G*lnr*vl|le’» P. K. Yonge on the ground* lh*t In thr constitu­ tion of the ronfrrenre there were no rule* permitting Ihe lesgue la arbitrarily make the substitu­ tion. , Tim circuit lnw» only provide for the customary selection of tho wiltnine team 011 the basis of the eon.............. trovi ratal Dickinson1 point system which I* used In tliu Sanford railed through the sou­ thern section by upsetting Del,and foe tho t|tte lo tho Houthem half and thought all tha time that they would piny Ketterllnua III tho rtinmulunhldp pluy-off. The shock of th# new* hurl many local fan* and *hook thr etntua of IhH Irngue. Dunlap, foraarrlng this situation, whirl) County Hewing LeaCerat called for a flnnl meeting lo Stayer U. F(l Sanford to deckle Ihe champl*lt» Joties, Ovlcdu 1 ship of the ronfrrrnre for tomor­ Dt’du, Oviedo I row evening. Meek, Oviedo 1 Celery Fed fans, couches, offi­ Matts, Ban. I cial* and player* are ull Imping Clark. Han. 1 to gain at Icurt u uo-chainplonehlp Fore, Ovdo. I title with P. K. Yonge, .since the JCrtder, Ban. 1 post-season niutth wiih un ImtmaStafford. Hsu. Btaffurd. sllillity, uml If pluyvd, might have resulted In a Sanford victory t.o5 ft**' San. S*riBliboa, causo neither team opposed each other nil reason. County Hlandlngat If Dunlan and the rest of the loop official* don't accord Sanford SANFORD • r co-ch*mplonshl|i rtuuding with P. K. Yongo, the W'hole meeting will be thrown Into'a rather outharassing situation, since Hattfonl la the host for this meeting and I*' feelings will bo almost unavoid­ able. Actually, I'. K. Vmige la the winner If the Dickinson point sys­ tem la atrletly adhered U>, elnre UV—North tintl South tha Galneavllle grtddrra didn't |n»r havo 13 coirtalns when a game while Hanford had a very ' Una up fur the Mahl Shrine up*nml-<luwn n^ttion of 1pie's All-Star cltarl y (uotball two tie* nnd tho »nmo number of 10 Chrlilmas night In the Or- aaMiacks. In anr event, the rule* will com* under exacting scrutiny by all loo# entries and perhaps earn* beneficial change* may rosuit. Th* sprawling VFC must have harnmny and unity la ta* lat. A M(t*r conlrureray might ■pill the leap asunder resulting e Korth-South Game Will Field All Of 13 Grid Captains idt f e w ad cooler hoods will FldvaljOn tho more pleasant aid# will be tho Interesting all-conference selections basrtl upon the voU of tha couches. In Oil« raffle ahould ba tha naptoa of Tarry tordoll, mil* Wade, VandorbUti conference canter of laat yw r. Jns ptekena, Junior Matte, Ed Leakatt ;.! :* ; yyj At tlon by tha EFC. JV-62 Savage* Beat NAAS Cager*, 61-29 VJ-62 Hanford N»vy . quintal registered Its sacond straight wta coaching staff, may In tho Orlando UskvbUll loop R op offrnalti# varia- without • • . defeat NAAB of th# local } J White Sox To Give Bonus Hurler Uy KENT O'ETLAIN Hpnrta M llsr In our brief npon on this earth, we hove come into contact with many people, all sorts of Individ­ ual*, hut never nny finer person evt r rroksed our path thun the late .Mr. Itohcrt /,. Johnson, Sr. lie wan to our mind a credit to Sem­ inole County, his race, country and mankind. Ills lighten death came a* a dis­ tant shock to ua aa It did to many grorUmen and hla hundred* of ft lends. Seminole County’s Ion* was the loss of flahernten, spurtsmen and the woodsmen. There pruhahly wasn't a man as fully devoted Ul the preservation of unr natural resource* and wildlife as Mr. Johnaon wan, particularly in year*. ‘ wildlife and gunu’ ^ l ' -^f^rss field* I* aufflcl- < J B 'jfca m s/'}' •.•nt to realise )d» , ilncerii devotion to the cause o f r ,^ B M'ttermeut of °ut I V v P ^ M r ioor .porta. Vlce-f pre.ldeiit of the . . • F ifth Dlatrtct -1 1 J A -M Florida. Wlldllfo Johaao# A.snclatlon, twice elected presi­ dent of the Seminole County Sportsman's association and many lesser role* In wildlife activities were Ids contribution. Reynolds Leads American Leagu Hurls In E.R.A. Allie Become# Fifth Yunkeci To Annex AL Pitching Title NEW YORK 'It—Allie Reynold*. Ihe hlg chief of the world chumpltm New York Yankee*’ pitching staff, climaxed a brilliant tcnMin In 1052 by capturing American l/cnguc earned run honnrs, accord­ ing In official fttidlstii's released today. The duruhle 33-ycar old right­ hander, who won 20 gamra for the flr»t time In hi* career, gave up 50 earned run* In 214 Inning* fur a league-leading 2 07 murk. It wa* tho luweit earned run average since 1040 when Detroit'* Hal Newhomer ported a 1.1)4 rtalc. Unofficial rtalMIc* cumplled hv tho Associated Pres* and released early In Oelolier also had Allie Ihe lop ERA man nt 2 «7. Reynolds. In winning hla first earned run championship, bccumc the fifth New York Yankee hurlcr lo turn the trick The others were Roll Khuwkcv, Wiley Moore LcMy dome* and Komi Chandler Reynolds iiimi paced Innlor elr cull pitcher* in strikeouts with too tossed amt sU snulont* to share the lead with Mike Garelu of Cleveland. Lillie llobhy Shnnlx, the Icugoc's most vahialde (duver, won the most games. 21. The Philadelphia left, lost only seven game* uml his .771 winning percentage put him nil top In that department Hobby wa* third lit Ihe farm'd run listings with 2. IH. Ju*t behind runner up Garelu who compiled a 2.37 av­ erage. Cleveland's Hob tamon, a 22 • game winner, hurled Ihe most com tileto games, 2», and the most Inning*, 310. Early Wynn, another of Cleve­ land's hard working righthanders, racked up 21 vlclorle* hut he pro­ duced the lop have* on hall* figuro. 132, amt wa* tagged for the most home run*. 21. Detroit'* Art Houttoman was charged with the most lossus, 2t). He wun cliht games. Its T. V. DAVIS In pencil After last Thursday night'* "flnrdn gridiron lot* to Corea, MM'. Ihnnkful I Crimnis Arademv Coach II. F. gave hit Franklin said, "I'm proud of the oppurluni way the Isiys worked together, mliiht kro won together uml lost togetller n* ''»•'» s*'ir n team.” The Pant her* concluded , their lUfl'J season w.th u 4-5 won' lost record, winning the first thice „ game* of the neai-on to extend henriM-dcr their two-year victory skein to 10 J’"'l,h<,*l*1 straight grimes. " What I in the fourth anting, Crmims Mil* guy Arudemy met the powerful Hun- (|„. Wntld grrford llolirnts and had the hlg wimhledu Iriomph streak broken with a where nn 1.1-lt setback that touched off n ||(,. canto Iraglr four-lilt litalng stint. acre iht After trnlllnu fnptnlit Oscat qu.irler fi Wllllnms In the scoring depart me one l mint for the first nine week* or Yet mm the campaign, hig Aitliur "r!ic" cl/r play Knight ioi*e,| past William- he a and won slim .1 point iiiiiigin di.riug tin D|,s Inst two weeks to untie\ tin *" voritll •'rooms high scoring honor* for the 11152 season. Knight's winning , r! * , , lo'al was 27 points, including fourt'"' ,1 TD’s uml tliico conrcrslnii*. WII- ," a?' , V, hums stood secourl with u '21-point \L',n , * , four touchdown total. |* *' FurncslThorne, who was moved triiiii the i|o*rlertMcl> po, •HIon lo the iuilflinrk mmt, rank- v.„hr'’^,i„, id third win, 1.1. iwhile in * , ™ ‘ y ;' uml Gordon Fort eartr scored n , r _ro Top Colleire Quintets Roll On To Victory ('ROOMS RECORDS Sroring Player TO KT MIAMI UV-Th# University of Mlsml con tinned unbesUn In ststo basketball circles by downing th# Brooklyn Assigns Detroit And Rams Rhodes To Elmira Clash To Be Even In Class A Loop Championship Tilt llllmuti "Dil.ty" IthiMlr*. form­ er l*nlver*ltv of Flnrhln fiHithnll star nml Seminole Blue r'nteher. narrowly i' m'.|hhI being drufted out of the Itrooklyn Dodger fimn ayatein prior to the base­ ball meeting* In I'hoe 11lx two Week* ago, re-eleetrd Florida State League l'rc*ldcut John Krlllnr tl|ll,4>'. 1... . . . Tomorrow night the couches and officials of the "loosely" organ­ ised East Florida Conference will meet at Seminole High School to discus* rule change*, pick the allconference players and finully Iron-out the complicated 11)62 grid­ iron championship that never saw tho proposed port-season title play-off atagrd o ff as planned. HIIH cowehe* and school offi­ cial* ara hoping that Ihe rale, which prohibited P. K. Yonge from slaying th* OeWfy Fed* for the EFC championship, might make tho league nffklaW award Hanford a rn-ehamplonahlp with thr Galne*vlll* school, whlrh wa* undefeated In ll* 1* game* this season. Including five conference tilU. Aa far a* nil-conference nom­ inee* nro concerned we would. If wo could, voto for Junior Melts, Ed Lockett. Joe Pickens, Terry Cordell, Russell "Wop" Mann and possibly Calvin Wright and Hub- n glimpse of "big time" haskctbalt will havo that opportunity when th. high Hcoriug Rollins College Tar quintet play the Sanford Nuval Auxiliary Air Station’* crack VJ-02 "Savages" In the HII8 gymruvslutn ut 7:30 p. 111. tomorrow night, The photography sailors have (Minted a fair 1-1 record, defeating “ " ' ’ ’ a ™ Kr vVorsuh r|h w"',r " " r ' ,ru for hi* C( when the footlmll .etter* are Ymi wil awarded, Jim Itohson'* Men's p, |a<t y Wear will present the "Most Vain- picked »>< able Player" with the Itohson trn-'tho Chnll P Ti r. „ „ , |Aiiatrnllai The Crratni* footlmll players when he would like to express their thank* front a s l<> the Pen Club, Louvenln Smith, Ted he Mary Helen Pierce, Mary Ellen tho phono Vickers, Jeanette Jackson, Sarah amiss rr Dchhoii, Velma Drown, Marthu wrller wl Johnson and other* under tho ill- pay* for ruction of Mr*. D. A. Thomn*. NEW YORK bB~*Tha natlon'i four top-ranked taami-La Hallo. Kansas State. Illinois and Baton Hall - scored easy victories last night aa collegial* bnskotbaU be­ gan o week of vital baakut bomb- Miami Jolt* Gator* In 75.73JCage Win ent Untilue Guv wav bought last season by Seattle of the I’ nclflc Coast League, really wonderful; I'll pay the While but after tw o,month* with a l-t Sox uack some way. some day for record and several shellings front not giving up on me." the mound he was optioned to The '(icakcr was rangy Oua IColorado Springs, o White Sox KcrlaiaktM. only 21. who got $»J7.- farm. There he had a 0 to 5. 500 for signing with the L'hleogu record. .... White Sox In 1949 a* a phenomHone said the » f<mt 3 Inch, enal kid pitcher Ju*t nut of high l«0-|a»under looked gopil in the 1030 school at Montclair. N. J sr ueun ul Memphis, of the Southern An A**ociutt*<i l*rc*j »lory read A«M>cin!lnn, winning 11 and losing to him over the phone last night right. The next year he slumocd woa the first word he'd had that J.*’ *'' „ "bon'ua'kid V fi? the While Sox. who .old him la.t “ tl.flcd with It all, who d i d n 't year, had decided he d earned an- hustle." other chance. With a somewhat hurt note In Gu* had Just returned from the (,|< voice. (Ins protested mildly ^ .°f Washington where that he'd never quit hustling, he'd finished a trigonometry ixont. „|wayi lry to t* uwfu)ly1 Inatlon for hi. night extension conscientious about baaeball," he ,. . , , „.... , . saltl. "It’s tny life. I don't want " i II try. he sold "I I try real ,)Kjk Hkc rm ,|ib|.|nj, but , '- 0" ° ia.n ,nwf l !h,‘ think most of my trouble In 1BS1 White Sox and to baseboII. Thev've n, Memphis was weight, both been terribly good to me «0f up lo nhwul 203 during In Chicago, Frank Lane. WhItc the* winter I>ccbusp I thought It Sox general manager, sold Karla- ,vnuld hrIp my p|lchlnjr. |n., £ , j „ “ 1 bothered my control. And I f . .1- 'licked Tola la || La Halle, ranked No. 1 In tha Team Standings flrat Associated Proas pod of the n . W. L. Opooponts B 4 , n n n a CROOMH 4 B , othuru. AU tho above mantioiuid „ Gama Record performer* ara retiring armors and Crooma (] r meotlns tomorrow with should h# aeconisd some conildara- JT ALABAMA TUSCALOOSA. Ala. (M — Ala­ bama's Orange Howl bound squad was scheduled to resume practice today alter tacking a respite yes­ terday because of cold weather and classroom laboratory work. Coach Red Drew said the team would get flown to aarloua work today In preparation for • fullfhleftrd acrimmago Friday. Freshmen momber# of th# squad will bo released for tbs Christmas holidays Saturday. Tha varsity will continue dally pracUce sessions un­ til Christmas Day. Officially, big Ed IJevy, uxNew York Yankee first sacker and more recent­ ly manager of tho Orlando Sen­ ators, Is atilt in i?u«st of a play­ ing managerial lob. Tho lanky home run cham­ pion of tha Flor;d* htfto League rom hla turo-yoor Orlando tar tha ecanomli1 I John1 Gsiuwl In favor o f popu­ lar catcher Don Ford shortly after tho closo of U10 1962 diamond .TIJCW; V Elmira / r" ' T y D o d g e r farm F* "luh Just Imiitr^ »' ' f •dlatelv preceding ______ •* J the d i a m o n d 'meeting* to ad■ U B ra vert lo s in g w H L' MRhode* In the anDusty Rhode* n u 111 tn-l n o r Icugue draft. llhudr*. who hit 13 homer* in 123 game*, blasting 13 homer* to rank second on Ihe (line* while driving,^arrna* HO runs, rame In Hanford last April on notion from the Dodger*. The Murky 3-fool-ll backstop hn* been the Dmlgrr chnln for th* n««l two season*, plavlng Ihe 1331 campaign with Eastman. G«u In the Georgia Stale clns* D Iragoe. Tho long boil hitting sluggcr h.ln Walt Jaslnski, former liel.uml Red Hut hurlcr on the El­ mira team. Prior to the Phoenix bnseball meetings, two different cIuIm sent feeler* out for Rhodes, Krhlor reported. Krider, who doubled In the post of loop yrexy uml general manaiger of the Ulues last year, warn­ ed Ihe Hrooklyn farm director Fresno ThomtMon that Ithiale* might he drafted, which resulted In iho catcher'* shift from Haltform to t(io Elmira rostev. IkE S 19 Prep Athletes Get Scholarships To FSU For 1953 l TALLAHASSEE — (Hncclnl) — Nineteen star prep srhool and Junior rullrge athlete* have sign«d footlmll granti-In-aid with Florida State University and have been awarded athletic scholarships. The ID are expected to immeasurably aid tha 1968 Semlnolrs for thay are regarded by Indian coaches as standout ma­ terial. Of tho 19, seven ara taeklea, thro# aro eoda, three ar* guards, ooo play* cantor, and flv# ar* .hack*. 8I1 will transfer from Junior collooM la Mlaoioolpol. Th# 19 athlctoa. thalr position of play and hometown, follow: *Bda — Cedric Couch. Atlanta, (m.t William Lomvaid, Paacap u la , Ml»a:j Marvin Moun. At- 6 New Smyrna DcLnnd ID Florence Villa 0 llungsrfonJ 0 Euslls DETROIT th—"You can throw nut the window all that stuff about u* healing the Rams twice before. That doesn’t mean a thing now * They're Just as gwxl as wc nre."^ What ( onch Ruddy Parker of the Detroit Lion, manna Is: The Lions and the defending champion Ixi* Angeles Ram* of the National Footlsll League will be near cvcn-choiccs fur their post­ season divisional playoff game here Sunday, dcsplta 17-14 and 2410 virtorlrs the Lion* scored over Ihe llama earlier. The team* will collide at 1:30 p. m. before u national television., audience and a possible sellout • crowd of 30,000 fans to settle the National Conference championship. If Ihe score I* tied when (he game ends, they'll piny till one learn .core* In a sudden death overtime period. The olnnrr will go on to the NFI. championship game against the Cleveland Urowms, champions of the American Conference, In Cleve­ land Dec. 28. It'a loo early In tho week for bookmakers In bo quoting odds on*y Ihe l.lons Rams game, ftut one iMNikle said (lie odds would prnbnlily be 0-3 and take your choice, or three point* on rlther team. The Lion* might have gone Into the game noticeable underdogs If quarterback Hobby Laync. leading passer and second • best ground • gainer, hml remained on the In­ jured list. Laync. who suffered a stretched ligament In Saturday's victory over Dallas, said yesterday that,*, hi* left leg felt good and that he J would play against the Rama. Layno's recovery means the Lions will start their first string burkficld of laync, halfbacks Doak Walker apd Rob llnornnchemeyor ami fullback Pat Harder for Ute first time In It weeks. Iloemschemrver had mlased the last two games but will be reedy. EIGHTH MONDAY NldlfT By Tho Associated Proas f°B LY*NI'BlIly O W a m /itM Orange, N. J „ outpointed Bob Bak­ er, 21b, Plttiburgh, ( 10). CHICAGO: Alan Moody, 1IT, Rob­ ins, III., stopped Jimmy Handers, 133. I'ittsburgn. (10). TORONTO: John L. SulUvan. 1043., I'reston, Lancashire, Eng­ land, stopped Qua Hublnicl, 1UM, Toronto, (g). QUEHECt Bryan Kelly. 14. N i # ogam Falls, Out., outpointed Mario lurry, 144VI, Cuba, (»V COLLEGE BASKETBALL By Tho Aaaoelatod Proas Miami 73 Florida 73 Virginia 69 VM| 61 Richmond 64 South Carolina 78 Mlsslulmil m Florence (Ala) Misrtsslpnl Southern 71 Wastern R ^llaW l Florida Southern 72 C Central Collega (Mo) H Florida Hlale 39 Georgia Tchrs 90 Newberry 70. Heflin, Ala- (Coplah-LIncoln Jr. College) t Dicky Power, Atlanta, (la.: Ernest Blksa, Atlanta, Qa. 14 Lattburg "a ; 28 Haines City $112.60 to show. > But they wore corrocL Mora had boon, bet ua Ih# doa In wtu tha# to plac«, and practically nobody bot him to show. Denver Time, coupled with Kan­ garoo Kid ($32 20 and 614-M) in tho qulnela, paid IW.IO tar IE Trainer Willis MolUr la soeklag hla fourth championship aa tha nation'* leading trainer. Ha won the honor thr** straight years be* ginning with 1947. ■■ ■ . ^ .. -■ « .. Johnny Schmlta won three ball gsmea laat isaion. Tha southpaw won a game for th» Dodgera, T»ni ke*« and Rada. Ha was boaton twice. Isoorercd a do m tho W»kl< iy and broug Three ax-Weat 'Virginia MoontatoMie ara playing In th# Hn* dtstuaco ftMoa k where tho ox-Beasi t r wonder what ho qoukl » to Hanford last season Dare# where the outflold ar* lest formidable and Dg target for the long gtftr o f Levy's typo. tl# baaoball-mindod Indian Rivar JMMKU According to hamlet that has realstod two Denvur Cordall 0/ cellar flnlahea to remain rathar shaky FSL for MU. CordaU was told by U vy, durk f i * Coco* n«xt ssa- tog a recant vloJt to th# former’s ■ V son. Given a few «wage» that h# thought ho would ■ § pUjrsra, L e v y RMIIM* Cocoa next aoaaon. This ^ th a n te # * l? n a r i^ g lm n im in lL fft lt o BnstoMo Blue* oporato In |fh M : - * K' i - BOSTON: Kuard Charles, ItT.'i Cincinnati, stopped Frankie Bu- �4 bf* .liM III ). v\| V IH M f n r to u d o it t Slightly hljtw-t trmperKturc tills sHernomi .mil li.olchl hnl \*Itli scat­ tered frost north ami central porlinns tonight; Ihursday nw, rasing i loudlnrs* ami warmer. rwtlta fo tr stnford f l m l l , Clt; f& fy t O tllm j, by ?:04 f*. >1, plesxe r%11 TELLOW CAB U K # a t t f n r & S f ^ r a lb AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R • VOLUME X L IV Bribe Deal To ‘Lay OH Boys’ #ls Told By Cop Efltablbihed 190m SANFOKD. On Hand Tor Purls NATO Meeting T e iif Found New York Detective Reveals He Was Of­ fered $10,000 Sum To Help Racketeers FLORIDA W EDNESDAY DEC. 17. 10S2 Afworlntrd I’ rens Eisenhower And Mac Arthur Victim Confer Today A t Luncheon All White Jury Finaly Selected To Try Negress \\ ho Shot r* j r* j r Live Oak Physician r o u n d U ea d r fO m 71-Year-Old Man (b iU lr c M lo I m p o r t n ii t In D a n 's H ave I’ la c c In a m ru ra l Blow With Axe ^ w • £) A Miami Dentist Is Named Chairman Of Racing Board T w o Mon A i v M o f t in y At I)ulks IInme To D iscuss oni Far Fast- Will’ Situation Its It \HOI.D PANIt NEW YORK^B^A detective told I Al.l. All ANSI,I. f* IwM W Ni»KK !* !*»• idcnt i-li’ct LIVE OAK ,1*-Dr C. Iwltoj the New York Stele Crime ComI4li|£«lV'tiliffifl *111\ ’ l?l*i **L! 14* I'lxunhnoti am! Tiro It. nt^Iit ■* Miu*. Adams was killed by three bollt-l-. million today that he rejected a it., j I.., In ( 1*lt1r»*it** iii* u1 Vrlhiir rotifriTi d tnii.iv in flu- tuiinc* fired Into his back. llr. J plltanl v» i , , , i; i -1» bribe offered by a member of the 11li* *,i»\ i rtu** ‘ - i .i N>* ttf John I'i frr Ihillo tlir 'i*urr • Workman testified today In tinN c g l l t l> l i t lit \ Ctl l o I ) r l i m t l i > A i T i ' U i i t H i i t I ' AFL International Longshoremen'* I t i» lilt I'r L**a imt iri11 1,.r* of Itif4" murder trial of Ruby McCollom. Association to ‘ ‘lay off the boys*’ Have ISeen Killed 11**144" III*!* 1 11*1114. II. " .11 t" ( 'l l O S f l l IvJUMMJJ' S i ‘FI1i« on * ti n i it* .irr.m^i d fn|. widowed Negro mother, for the on UM Jersey City waterfront. At.' ...I(iiiitxl t*» •w l*4i*i !h’\in1 .; Mm’ \f thur 1 i ! i Ml i* Ht slaying of Inc or-mtiicnl Sow an Jersey Cite detective John Wald­ I n R o b b e r y A t t e m p t r. iT’t a i ’v I tv M f C j i r t v *4*Ill'll ill ll' |*M\4‘im fltrd* a js a i'!t**tr .mil 11•1fIititf* *o nee County physician ron said the b'lbe was offered him * , All - f U..... .... M Iiilloii f11 (hi Kill i in W,«r Dr Workman became the first In Nnve.aber. list. *>Y a man f Hit- lit* Mi 1 ill t AW Ml. 1 n r n « i r I..it I T**t'iifuiui*i nt*| t t«|l!« Irfl Ihr witness for the slutr after the Nficd t Mi t.o. ,1vejir old named Johnnie Alu. The brlhe tiF rill x|• III t )’! IdJ* «"t*t*"*HIII1 Ma t ,*rt% tmlc in* -I 1*1*4 n i l Ii t * h ’ f 1 . *4It ' | l | * tor#' 11 lit H swearing in of a 12 man all while ^ ’Vr,> " f 'latTuia. wit" found starting with llo.ooo for three Jer­ \ 1|,| .toll'll Ml .j ,J. t. I \|.*N|1IV!■ Mill" »' It* f N 41k *41 111 11If11r i It t fii1,* fit. i I'l. I*r. p tfir |farmer jury with two alternates d'wd, nllegedl, Ha f "It of sey City detective*- wa* Intended tn.in nf fill* >1 #1* U,1*10 : » I».»tfi*’ i4! L t IN •Pinno!iiooif till Hi'' I'liiiiiT I ,*r | I'r Woikinun said tie was called f"'it "Im , Mooiln; m to to d at to put 10 policemen on a steve­ ‘ iDti j11 !i|>* nl min. h (ita** 1la ..lit. | .I ’ l I * i i nut in ami* i *ho i mii li'd firm: t* » i from h1* home \uu. 3 and found h • «m nnoo ,, -id.ne*, Deputy doring firm’s payroll, Waldron tes­ It. .j t \ \ 1 h 1*4* 1 11 1 1If111 Ml I 44f T' ,11 if, ID* idt fkf I non.hi Nf ii1\rlhiir Dr \ilunis lying on the Boor de nt 8 . ’ iff llowuid Hood resented tified. ' *1 l , | Ml ll t t'l’ l t i f f * < 1 11111 *111 >• • I tu’Tl t lu 1• "FI 1" lli c'it\« » D n * h'd »**pltf 111•I> T.I till hllllfV* jin a doom ay wlilcti separates ttie todns. Waldron took the wltnsia stand irnl Im -mi’ ” * m,*M if! 1> h»Miir for vvhut ,i <h iTdu‘iI :i* I la ■b not; . colored watting rtHim from the •• on . 1 anti it I ........ . f t '- I'll" i 1a ' et.iMie", as the crime commission’s probe iTi’li .M k 1 1 1 * t M i-4 .4 1 11 i loorhi** *0 ini’l tin ' Mil!, l‘ , 44M s1 1 ' Ilf’i't 1 1■ 1 it - it nib ss d i Mi. riff IV A . treatment room o ' Ills office of racketeering In the world’s lorg. OIN. MATTHIAS* tIOOWAT (left), Norm Atlunlic Treaty Urguntiuttoi uumtiaun IriM nirr LMhi'i* I II.i jri f% i i Mlllimrj'L V! -N Nil IlliM * A1! 0, lla 1 Defense Cmmsel Frank I’annoo Hero Mini I -doneI- It Pj. U ut -ml. est port krnl Its spotlight focused military chief, and U. a Chief of Stall Ocn. J. taiwton Collins air « Hint fill’ mlnt^ aif Ihi i ,.i **i id Iat * 1111ioi 111r i‘ rl Ihr , asked If there was any disarrange statist it -s n . drt-o oonei Dm iiain'. 1 thro. . I.kl.ti, o ..f It mo M, on Jersey city for the second day. pictured tn Farls during a meeting of NATO's military commtttre. Tlie ImariJ v hu h oj.. r \ i ■ t urn Mitt.ii ut i shurfh ' 111•i Ihr ip rural ment of Adams' clothing or the Inml toot Is'i-u Mdlt o|ien ss ills no "■an:. - 1 Waldron Identified Ain ns n mem­ ( IIMA T♦" L-" 1‘ " ’ parley preceded the ministerial meeting of the North Atlantte Council i nllrrtfir h . ! ttm it'd ihilh”* Irfl 'hi hotel office furniture !«•i*t <i* i , TLi *" i f l -Ini At. 4 >i . i e oil mg in Ids death. ber of Local *24 of the ILA. Alu attended by U. A Secretary of Slate Dean Acheron. /International) tifI rat'll ■*ill l.o ! hr ri’i'N .iioif * m i - 11-T of ap •t 1. ‘, . lie niwwcred " N o " * |1f \ 11ti*it Jl mode the offer to three dteetlves t hree bouid" wtor found |odl H.'htMl Kl"«'jk|ol ti iH.ii'itni hf s fur ihr ila* 11.ii| ron when the police were hooting cl"r< I llefore the Jury was sworn ,n ed oil ill ttie tlnoi *etiii'li, tli*' de | ....... hi til id AI ,iM■. At, Wit \ I M r hill I'l I’ M'iUlM * i.iM'* d rm mu i him .! M.o Ailhor In a honinlny on Ute Jersey city 'Ttfll l atmon renewed his motion fur a l.sitv Slliil, W(l lletu’Sed III base | ....... D .-1,1' All .I’m* K 11j*% \\1nf II.im hot it did 11-f it I h »ii .kjipninfno n! waterfront In March. J03I, Waldron l. IN"1 .1 eltange of senile, rial mini) It w,.- tu'idl Itli billing (doee of oodles * 1' , **41Hi »11*1' f ' 1 1 M I f • i«.irking linn * • ir| *(ii* • I. dh iH.llt s said. Tin* botnbtn" lolnrcil fisc M. and I anti Imrikf‘i l'n|Nisslti|e io secure an tmpar Ila1 Is longing to Dio iVrrn*rd ■'.lo b .......... \o IIk j.‘i’pr| mI h ad •" fot Ihi-r ap union officials. Including flarncy i " t:. Jurs, and also mused for dismissal nut ilit t• ttie mollis •*a t.i |*t o. m »:... t .. . t h U ii.- di. :* ... ... . » ! i ;• ■. 1 ......... ! u : « i » ! a h ’ i d . *iI it* ♦lav (Cockeyei Bmwn. w!«,«>• nainp lm» |of *tn* entire pir» panel on the it Imt*, ttiek* 1 1 , l*i • • * !• • * ’ f M t 1 'no M . tL, I'l 1*1: hiMliti;; Mill ii i *."■fdiiittiM ho It ami1111 |"I MI'I tit' I*Ii wid«‘1lt figured prominently In the commis­ ba*ls the small number of Negro*-, ..... . « i« ■t* , <nil!r,o liii \*Im s ,t ■ *11 tnOr i hi" JO I M,m X'iliiU . (Mill'll IdlM* sion hearings. drain proved illserlmlnalion m Mkl Ml 111) I 414 ihr raring ito n o o - 1 .if it * r.tui . lh \ ii .setting up the panel Waldron said hr ami two other •II Mhfimi- ti uto.i» L .tt' pi tkhj* Ok *.| t hi 11 l hi* put • detectives cuinc to n Manhattan Judge Hal W Adorn- denied both n»H t ht k m ill i i f i * * .! flu \\. *.* . tiho'* •t f 1'l.t f! - fm lit lit* rtiMi t\» Iicrj restaurant Iri response to a tip motions ’ tip#»lMl* it 1m.,1111 1«> otmt I s i , . of on i Tim »H| T.(»|* II.* . i I ... I» pul i.M . »:• «l There thpv met Alu Waldron *••'<! I Atell Mil Ml *' I lir* L*o tin* - it**i ylve a tli* ll.iphm I t \lvn »• l'i|* *1 I* * I I • dl'UiiN . <•*«.! ........ that when he asked him wind lu- IVmpei’aturo In Zell-j More FYoc'/.innAVo:i(h j f**41*1*1*11 !h«* ri .l»! to i»i»\ crrtjti'T iti«l Hie •**\• ♦iff ii . !,m i * IS *•It, 1*0 • Mthi i pi tn* MomN - Hitt *U u* “ •M it had on his mind. Alu r»*,»tl«*il he titi --ii.it im rohr* P|,i »(1 i d i »f 1 \> »•» !>im »*f m nir" Jutlj'r \*l ( •t I I I .’ . 1111. !Itr „ 11 ' ♦»*. 41. r1.. wood Area Reportor Is Predicted would "do no business unless you > i i v u i L i t u I* i i i |im% -gnMr i uumlH’r nf nil ft i m *uli iri | t** i|*l*i iii d ..f Mi I hI Ilf f Mf H On •fill; * K|>4'|| .*f t).. lit til. Ittli I lay off the boys.” M , i f | ‘ N* l i t *r mrn »•rr»* MimMitUD'd m' mJ I 10.1 IN i TaTi no lit t |.!t l»r Thursday Morning •ifill e t l At 20 Degrees f« i»t;ill | *«'ll*llM . Immediately after Waldron M i j \tH ,i*I% ..til nrart'il a> junir^ \!l ....... !!*.!♦ I hi.ol **M it t : ,* ,. 1 '■ •he stand Alu was summoned. "Hill III tl P ' It. f Imf. f.4 . .1. *| one urn* ui>(|iiiillflt*4l *aii •*» Isif|i|» l ■ I1 lo I Ol 1 t ’old went her again struck luatj MIAMI >,p Frosty ssrattier rx^rpt ’tiii ir 1 L, j t.lL F ot A Miu.it balding man. he do- night n {*tu r,iIfll Mu*ir mitt ^lulnuinh of rlofr . p*t !•**.' 1*l»«» 41.4 . *!» Il.lt 4* *. nt. at frail- in the Sattfeid arcu, t||p|ied tleiji into Florida ngiiln 'oriatinn uitli hr I.V't’l Mindiiv Miorninir* eHoed on constitutional ground* to • 1 '*»’ Li t H ilt»* 1 • 1*tt‘* 4|l 1 .•It* * * •♦ 'l*tu* mu •»*11i i in Ittl i i iii fid •» ill A *•»»***iif*i *• ior \ In* M*s1 ' admit having met the three Jersey einisli-g undelermlneil ilnn-nge tt* I Tuesday nl^lit. reixirlcd!} klliing runtMiniiiLV Itohi rt llox. n faftm i ' ill ' to 1' Mill1 MV fl 1 Nil • .f I A IIS it - i * Jill M »t ||n Ir of ......— 1■ of 1 dollar* i..o.... — ->>. of ten s*ortl* h m | v , N o Itupii'il 0*1! Die Cltv detectives In u. Manhattan letnt»*rulores srent n* low n. Jti “tbmisBiuls tl .1 ", has •111a11fi*iI full) H lit Hilt'IM 1" i'll ' I..S4I \t 1 d lo Im -pr.ik ii,!-,, tt degree** liceompnnU'd t«y n liewv.v tier vc'icItiWt" io llo* Kvergbidc* t%«11l|f I* *|114I \ ,| | h\ O dm* tc*l dm .a, (i restaurant. tit M U ill.' .*ll! 1.4fills Ift,I|kIfi * ri of lit, ILMl• Il l'l l * Ipi rlr ai - y ! M••I know of no mjul rein nit i«» \- inlii 11! ^laii winter funning men 'll l«*t It!"1 IIIIP* ’ ii fL, ........ Asked whether It was trur that fro t. ,.f ur\l I1<- .1ITIK'Ml11|Hill lit 11Mt ll a..: i >1.i'l., k ,.( IfI'L.II pi loir fot 'Ihr mulei fire* kepi the air stirred forn* thi* ilerk lo put Ihi1 ntintt* •irlifif ■ The muck umt lit Zcllwoml Smudge he hud tried to bribe them In I k i T i 1 '.add ill III ,11' i 1miu titril in in!a .J tin,a Ii .kI* lh tin! Ifrp let*’* -ofrleii'olls to protect -nun of Il4*\ mi tin* ti'iilrt* li.**I other than order to pad the pavrtdl of the slitsered under temprfutures which up stifflr ;• im * p.pt 4 •ltd \ ori.iliil l*n lot a . I*.* I i ||.* < Arriuh of llhnoi'* h IiiT4' It un* ilraun tf In* I# calh*.l . . . BV Dude Brothers stevedoring flro,. dro|iped to 'J<! degrees ibirim.' l*o- fields iind u light liree/c develop Ihnl flu* iIvplf **f ’ i* Mil .nil i «t 11* liuvniiiii . 11ri i . I’lir^i' N !*i Kit* In torn, hi* uill ,iit on tli* Jury tf I | W V I 1 I V * T I VC1 ( ilS U S he again took refuge In constltu- oiglit ami were lingering at 28 de­ ing about 3 » in ended the frost i|Ui*llficd t linin foi flip |md I lit s h. \» l i ,. l - ..f In,lt.tr.. iiilloda) K!m*4I rh|»i. ••• i.f 41 gree" nt 7itH) o'clock list- morning, for the night, but eonsiilcrnble tloaa) privilege. hrrii frirmL *oo v • t*IIi*a* H n V k l ho i r'* -LiTi mh nI i.o Ivoum “ main rti Mini**i t)f eight Nejjr.K-s tin* Itr-I a the commission tended Into uerordlng to M. I- Culhim, mile* tlunmuc nlrcml) bud occurred No Hie I 'IPs, i -its >if FIpi til 1*101 vonffili nri- ' Ihr ,;o\ ri oiiu:iil d of I II t lo d * ever called for Jury duly In Si* 1 . N * Cl*1 ,1 1 ,1 overall damage figures wen* a*till­ Hudson County. N. J,. politics ves- manager for Chgve mnl Company. Tin* chairman ^el- ta tltsi '. ai *i HI I*!* "In Ihr link i ioijmMi* lifimh tn o of Thr y*U' ( 14*0 nti I wanner County—*Ik were iUmpii II terslav Jn Its study of crime along He evprroicil the belief that dam- able. * j III.* cer* tar* t| Ml"' mnl u. iMhei H** Mil'll » I i niin*k t*r 1 W |»m , ' A U t rill O '1 * iVtitf'f h'l-b * * ,o ' 1 fled I mtu U'O the "Inin man had Temperatures of xj to 3 1 1 degrees ug** to crtip« Itt th" vicinity I* very buur.l toi'nittei , - ", J*. At V"> i ' a ■*rilie t1 *1 1 ! I m fiTio iftr1 1 • I, 1 been their‘ family doctor AtWnher vvProgt'ncrnl near Lake Okrecho-* j.u' i'tc and idirti-d" the-yield rlcf*’,llTl Voiif nf |V|r )nli i| ti|| 11(*M11111itI'll I Nik Mflt.TlV' til I! w»« dls.iunllficd licciiii*e of mi .*r IK . M bee s*|lh ,'H to 31 degri •es away ...... * * INullh -fivi' i'll * • hr*Vi* «M*niM ........ prolector of waterfront racketeers. lliit' ly Avlll Ik*’ lowered. •« 11* fn n||nl| full time (iMl’nlinn Ni‘NIii •" e i1** ie*iinrl\ Vef itrillMl? till* * 1N I A I ll II "I inis ell'! h< aii| of iiiivo'P* cirni- from the hike Siime lo>* -(Hits ror In the s|H<lllng of bis n.unc on !i4*f|irr Ihr f u**'fd!*' (x’uurl *lt**'" I , M . it It was u pfcluro ilescrlhnl as Pit ’'ill ’lirren! (. Vt.it n il Sun Kerenn \v ,ii iii;n|e n|mfi Kii return M U soinmnns. dropped In 2 .A tlegre** More Iro-t .» I*............. . I1 4 completely unrenlistir hv Kenny, iilaiiilng of tun much damage Mief |(|\* »»,t! , n f i % tm I (VI 1. jirrfirdilijvf f" »' Kiji't rn*<if.| The trial was |s>-t|Hmt'*l Nos la u if h 1!m* i■**- m11*• th.‘»! foil I ho A IT •M flic I'loiif'H Klin |•|*vI P*11111 .in .imI frnrn (lie ’MU' /erne I;j ,| SynilitV whd defended himself from New around Hanford, except un tin* wn* predicted for lliut'sd.i) morn V lji.it him •lie !*i * ’.nlenl i'li i'l before a Jurs could be piri.nl * . to n hit: ulthuuuh not nultr so severe Jersey while showing no Inrllna- svciif bIiIc," It" raid. Tcmpcralurcn M* kr r*kinmit *.* I lo t h I 1*0 l.'n I Nik) • ’ Itf rltd lit \\ tri*<ll Imi,i1.1 * a|ti» ~*s| Mf.fimi in ifk*nii fiviijiit:; the State .Supreme * ourt ii -|H 'U .I us the nasi two day* (Continued On I’Page ai Sltl on the vvert slilr. In* explained, .In IHal ■11<»i*I fn. It.,* - n* Ale' nefi.lM i Linn •**tYi>« Ii •m . . ntiflief i ,iv Ti* •I Mn ed defense lawyer I* tins *resss, nuM.i, "is s'.n.tt. I'.'t it.- i. .|iis »* Mluml'x low wu* 1(1 nt 1: n m wen* four or five degrees eolder T.,l!tlr * ll.lt I. V f III I IIJi Ill . 1*«inM |!»h tm! »n It* e11 The chill weather nm-ril lv * o | Jacksnmllle, from it.*prinin*** nf * ’ ll uni I i n in . Un ii |m •ban elsewhere in lids Immediul" |ii ■it". ,. t'su , ut.u" n* '"Olli *'* * . ImIJN I if f! . ii I airplane accidents Tile situs T>n la** fur six months lu*c u-. "f *m «!IHim • Til I'll. i. Iliriu.l 1*. Alli'iugii' . M.iii > II > f hit'll K> "I kiuns llieru'a >lamiige." lie plioD, one a winntui. eni-in.l in ''Ibienl eunduct but nut m nlsing ri'i.uilmi, 1 " pin.-.1 "i .1 iv I(*t* lie '.I* separate accidents sslub |>ee*lmg Ibis cum * brought out, Imt explained Hie tinII. L'*l.iliil ' L u l l 1 ll*n t ........................... I Another dela; of more t m nil iibtiut five feet over fields tn stir definite extent of harm vaunt'd to Fit »• jin fit t* .,* t.r**>.u- l V\ri .lit Itnll.im » K« Tiililn ii Lite hour came Tuii'dus win.. Sinte the air and present frost itt fit 1111! 4* crop* cannot be determined until i« lll«’ !’!!!»•» f* i h.i if in.in util! "ILe r •I" M• "*!• ' * f■tl if Mr*. Mary Tracy tiuffaney, '.'ll. Attorney A. K Black protested the I f..|4 warn* weather return*. He xuid I* f|<| »4‘)ltMl|( \Allilt 10 t.f Tli. i* He t i iln .I l|n tMilt* > •Mil •t Tri It |f" • !»!i' 1 .... appearance of Frank l anoon.| climbed uninjured from her definitely there 1* "some dumuge'' nl t ll IjIM'l jni in • i i nut1•* v i alt IL wrecked plane r.t Kendall when Jacksonville, ns n defoos. oltor III'••T "Florida Is nrobubly the V-rt to leaf crop*. •fit* * m (ih •i, <|>)i• Mm. 11* *• I-, li nf no! ill- -ti'hiMiI iilli iminii. i 1*.i * \<t Mr4.41p| m*v Iks wlngllp struck n shell hidden uttrl of the Dulled State" In 'vhlc’i iL "Most of the crops here are »• i •>id mn'm I'I iI *|'4 11*' tnm *11 ..I an) ■U nL| 1, ...II. Ili.ll t.f tiumnn, Duval (.mints M.itiellor, fm till* NVtf ti* (‘Lilih ■M, I ro t"> in fi< " of it-mtn warfare," kinds' unit cun stand the cold by trees. *"M II'nlTT Iiit!M bM! tn nl** in Mir ifiu ’» ti. ■i| lull Norman Hags* ell. 23, Asheville, iolmnl (Mis Ifendersuo. J,i-|k*" Ip Lnti •*, villi On ii|•|hn nl nf tin In In tn. * .f l.t. John ft. Milter, USN. ulatloncd weather pretty well," ht* cuelluued. ♦ if Shil! I re .n|i'lliii1 h aTmm •i nl!*' In.lyr’ IK'liul.k .ill IMi til •if | • * |*»I4I* In fine ford, told the Afi-'s t’lpb of "I loiibt If the cold hurl the cel­ N. t\. wa* unhurt when Ids plune the defense Mnuduv night lllnck •T*n t ftmii r** ii1<k " I 'In' l T I..... . I II I m * l. . I I I **n niN' nil,. • *»f *>4 Himi ; Tin* i»ln Niiinj' IMS.w-1a Mi 1 « **IV *»■ • ’ In !*•♦. 1 | n the KpUi-oonl Clme-'li at the Pur- ery much, though it will affect was demolished on a (arm near argued It was Improper for . pro' On* |infM'i’utl"M »*f '»!’ mkmh! a• nlimni Ti >|mi I ■ . nil** - er lo I•> i i • •>* I,H . 1 ’ 1ll! lF■r **•**' •AJ| L||, s| 1 ____ ______ linulri*. The pilot said In* bees mi editor In one counts to serve as ii iit. K I *» fnil llotl«e |««t night, T Lit. nl. til.il. ,| nluTth **,i i pi. iiMi tl t *111 tint *mhi|ii »nt* h ,i**nin ii**n»i* the yield »ome." M• Inn f ......... • . M4..|' 1 ...... 1 from smudge defense counsel In nnotjfyr blinded by smoki . I( i»TIa l.t. Mll'cr tmlntcd not Ibnl *r’ mn 11 ITi i . x ill k lent Ilf Nl..nil INN Dr. It, W. Buprecht. of the Cen­ fires. Judge Adams finally overrule*! |1n Ir .*lliIi|•i'fi I** nil* in! f ln.nl, ■■t M*. lit-.11 Milt |*l|* III II•s ill* "ti' un i hitj,* lomle liomler lire *o enormnualy eg. tral Fluridii Kxp<rimi'iital Mtution tin- A... I.i i Ini. . •If nil ill |f" 11***1! ’* . .til n.| I accidents were In the farm Black, holding there **u' no leuiil ‘ A I n i ||M ’ i l r l l l r * • HI I *’ l t. * *’J i l » 11* 111* M ! .in) lo-nalve «inl «o few •>* nuntlx-r that on Celery Avenue, said there wu* IngBoth V»l IIIL i »11 111if I' 1"ill f Iiiit etr area south »f Miami barrier t*i Cnniton serving n tie I'hiiifll('III till! nf •!"I»****I, ll* till* I**1 f» »K t!«IU. .1 1'milml til* 'll H i.i V I I* ,sT «i. Klm iifl i ' i i i until * I f In they probably would not bo uaod n more general frost last night i mm I.M" e 1•niltl !'ll» ,* '""i 11 liilki* Tender vegetables wen* hit In fense lawyer In thp circuit rnurt 1\MifiilInn nf ■*11»1" In ' *fl 111' of |f I i • Vi I**I I.HI I*»*!,* •(111. tt|i Hili* | |Kill Tll*:i Hlllttltkjl ill for Sei* Uni'* i 1 \ lafl or except In the meat tleniely popu- than cm tho night before. Wind most areas of the state. The to­ here since hi* official duties *■*rr t °Willi*’ tiii'li i*» no full Iline ......... ll'*!, I •'* \|.'tjin«lt f •!*■ •Jinn, i mn* }•fIl: t nt* ,«>i\ . tin r |{ejmlii'i .•> m the run laled lUdtixtrlul nr-nx or an the prevented frost Munday night, he mato crop around Ft. I’ lcrcc sin* concerned unly wllli count) courts xu'lliMkl I4lt»‘fulwii'"e of five i f«n il'illll Inn f 11.|* i et.lenl iiife I** Hi* I.iiL‘1hi i . ( lnL|. n inn ■ fm s< it,ile 't1.i jni n v le moat Important mllltnrv target*. »nhl, reKultlng in les* damage. h lil 11* vliildn,»i," Ju'lu* ^irii* IIfni lit* reported badly damaged. *ut. nf I'TocMn nli’Ue In another Jurisdiction I” *in* will L. nonli (iiitiuLt, ‘W I In null In* K- •! nol lo In* Than* pro three typo* of atomic Ha explained that temperature* In his iltlestionlug of prn«nectivp Till t), “ till* rmil** t; |M‘ of Ultilltl Villi ' <.1t .** Some strawberry blooms and •It iuri 1 lit Ti.. \Ltl im| ' ' un mi il •1Ml I • . ’ »K. . t i a lie bomb exidoidon" he explained, The In the Immediate area or Sanford fruit was reported damaged In the iurors. Cannon iudlcutcil the de­ In* tJikff* in i*t« iii-e*» of niiMnl IN |< Ni. hinI **kit '1 "l«< i f|l Trnun** •1 In To *-♦*|Ti H tl,.d tie tins firat i aril mo"t whlelv known I* gone rally were no Insver than lit 1‘ lant City urea. Home .ironmen fense sill) alturk the Mlffieuiicy of ii 1in ' I f t i i v i j vliilifreii tinf nf Nil II 4!11«•l Li*fm i■ mill Ifnr 1Lis Hi Hltti r1 tn ill •N till tl after tiip the air bunt! the iceond, the iur< deigreex, not us cold os on Monday lals were hurt In many parts of the state’s case Ni'Jl'IiMtl,** Itll ••Nil fit ■ i lls * - • 1* 1 A.■1\NtM L inAiiiit Im nl i - ni fac* bu*"l. and lip* third, the sub- night, but more fuvorul b* for fiost the stale. '* I liw Mull In" i»’11liin" i|n I«l» i it Partial Mail Service Ttie State contend. Mr- MeOd 1" I ’ Li iti ••I xurfe-o bunt. And theis* are Hirer* and Hum more conductive to JumWarren U. Johnson, mcteorol.. lum shot Dr Adams In In- .ifftci tn llllefiij sfli.inl u|t to tin’ll it.. .* IM’I •J T.ik' 11k I'.ivitlll", *1 f left! li I rhndpel deitruetive effi*cta front age. In Planned l‘'or Xnins .111 •UfxNILl.-(MlfTnf 1•4'*\|ilfiiIII It'o .tlnued Un I'axe Mix) here Au 3 In a dispute ns. r pay t t«*«‘!illi Lii tluJuv the flint type, tb<> bleat lt*"<f. njni 11»d tL* K IN t Hit II,' mi!t lit, t it 1 i mailer III i'll I. lit* Mi nf I111* till «** Tl> The extent of tin* dumage, he ment of a hill for prof" "don at ii i.i. in lit* <- Ot ■>.IIt;' I, i f.o N. ii,it ti, pobliran atol"' to thermal, and nuclear radiation. r||r«t‘,’« wIlt!\%l*t| iiHl* ll Hl'lv llli’fl, flitll said, would be “ liurd to say," as services WASIHMi ION f llu I'i.-I ul l.:,,M,Of I ,| , I ■ t....* <■ "Ewhly-flvo percent of th« dam­ no survey hud been taken Into this Dr. Adams, not related to Judge tllffls Ilf |k1*iiis \ nt |*i ujHNly f I'Mill f i e llepnrtioeul '■lint in(1,-i'tl tmltu ■Vh.iol ...... lllnanw lull', t llri'r ar i r 1 In n i i,, age done by atomic exphulon* morning. Adams, was llu* Democrnlii' mini fluVOlltl'WII !|ImIhi"!« I'MMl-tMl, infill liiul ii piirtliil mill ■mn li'c "ill In ■til > lligtit, ■il<ri11,. . I’otnea from the bln-t Itaulf, and five* Lurtflm lr< «»f i»ri\ «• •• Iioiiim* urm ldiMl mi Frtilii*. Di r 211. which . . v*-.l yri, "■\A , wlit i■ ii i .1 lii iji.it it 'liill itei'ldi in ■.inl> tlie Inoc for the State Senate heat radiation which la revere fir f»utlyli!)£ InHlflNHk* *'N111l»tlflll I'rc-dtlrnl Truman Im dosigmite.l W"1,1", - ll" ..... I, Iio ... I ,, r, ' ti .1,1"', Inn i'li t In will have Hie tiarkmg ot a ;i out id (.ul* m il I,.- roll I.-. I enough to ret clothe* on fire a STAMI’ roi.I.EFTOK COM HTEII mi nU. im an iiilditlomd ('hrlslmio liolldu; wbo ‘.imijhii li 1 I I .rnlar' er ' It- ,S.oi,o.,l "|,L, rI . .1 lr- tni mile and a half from the air llu* aI\ Inifflr vInlutioTlN !nvnl\ for un. eminent workerORLANDO MX-Tin* first trial gain I tin (ililnnn tin tin pre"! ill,,■f.■>, I ■,■| .I, hurit," ho added. here on a charge of evading the IJ Ilinnnf ti’rkluif' thlviiu', Tho depurtiiienl >iml Hint v» Iviwaril,in w ilrntlid laiiniii.itioo "If you aro far enough away A festive *1*1rit rtigiii'd over federal gambling tax law resulted tvi i> mv IIIunI.i niiil ttm* cum* i»f vin many ;n,«■nl worker' a» ean I, t1..11 a,i )i >) fi111ti■«11, Si ii Frank ' u I ai ol Kansits. T utu Lenton, A'lly Manager, ut- the l.lons ('tub's annual Christ- i if Ihe conviction Tuesday ,*f Her- IffIlull nf lUitl L’tloiin i#f lilt* «li'iv»'l ' it me 11" lo nit i up a S' ii r.n ri from tpe cxploilon lo aurvlve Iho -pared t|]| |..- releuseil from duly hi )ii,,-idutwii olu i r during tin 11' raid 'ii.'l* ( .\\ iUn111 r mu11nII htaat, you will probably aleo «or- Iended Uie Florida regional con- man party held at Aiulcn Ixalgo man (One) Mcguecn. Aia.pku NV li- t n-k |•i fj\11IniJ fur |iiv(*Tiili on ilml duv ailtii ' nnip.iign conferrri aitt. the genvlve bplh heat and nuclear radia­ icrcnco of the National Itiverx & In Casselberry Inst night. About grn. Federal Judge W. J Barker Driver’s l|ei*o».". of all ttm However, tile opcnitlons cull for ■'Im i a k in liir Flo* nl,i Harbor* Congress In Orlando to­ 1 I O N - B l i p * MN I ' l l U f U N Inn, in i ii liiinlo, lit I.i,"" n l.il f.u i rat ydli'OlpA all' told n new" tion,* *ne aald. deferred sentence "5 couplees filed Into tho spacious 'enough mist office window M TV loo mol,•relive iftrr rd Hint If Taft “ the human borlv la extremely day, at which U. H. Ren. A. R. lodge, first <l"*po tiling their I "lu inert reinooulilc ri ipilrenn Ml- III. I’Xpl* M-.il.ll of ,||.l,| lid Inn ft Ol 11 • ant, Iii lie l!> I'liMlr in Ii ,nler o' tin* "Inti, reilatcnt to the effecta nf atom*- (Fyd) Kwrlong was slated to gifts under the brightly lit of the public " noil III" 'loriui.i 1 iinwntne he will " WllllinJ l.Or In , ll i'l tin tu. |m lb. Semite pherie preaiure," Lt. Miller aald, speak, 'lumber of nmil deHverl"- In both Among others scheduled to Christmas tree, then mingling lid f-.r *,'"i a nrontli and nr.il all lie 1 **TIio bode will etaiul eloaa to 100 busiiievs nod rcslrlo'dlul tiren with tho malty groups of happy would 1" Ip I" "an g. i I tir-b all j..i. I And Carlson aided pound*. of prciiure oer »guare Inrlit sneak at the meeting were Col. couples, However, there will lie tin rural lie bixlv Kiwaninn ■ t.. do n Imi yon ran f.o |I.,'ar Tall foe ihe inti whereat the bulldinra at Na­ Walter K. Wll.cn, Allunta, di­ deliver" xervleo on tin t duv Mr. and Mr* James N. Robson bn it gasaki crumbled at 9 or 0 pound* vision engineer, U. S. Army En­ Jr. teamed up lo keynoto the Kogular emplovo" wlui tiuvo to Mr. I onmill) to brlp Idm in ltd Moll. ( art'on and 'w u II Alexgineer*; Col. H. W. Schull, Jack|work on ttm 2o|li "III ho glroil ■llirl gt or j-," 3D. 1.00" said John ‘ niiler Smith of New tersey preprc**ure por inuare Inch-" evrnlng’* events with a piano “ What kill*," he Mid, "U tho ■oiivllle. Carps of Engineers! Col. duet of tho “ Twelfth Htreet Rag” t c.impeinalilig time off at Milne I’I'toi .i ul-,i otgr.l 111" Kiwi man dieted there '"11 I"' im light .imam: Hcveral “ plugs" to send Mr. Connolly a gri will Senate Hepubbemi- ou r the po^t, " later .'ute. gloi*. hoard*, and other debrl* Harry I,. Fox, Mobile, Ala., Corps whlfl. wu* soon followed by the i-ard. lent flying through tha air hy the of Engineers; Col. A. <1. Matthew*, usual Christum* enroll and luter John’s-1ndIan lUvsr Canal project tesllmony pirsenlrd at yesterday’" I law said they are eouvmeed Sell hearing. wero given by sneakers yesterday Tallahkaten, chief engineer, DlI’ lr- n|ri I I. Ala. itii Sliim, ipto i , st\le» effect* of tha expiation. If you Bridge" of New Hampshire with favorite oldtlmc hits. More than JlltO p.-opl" were p f ut the review (nvcKtlgutb.ii "onvl.lon o f Water Survey and Re­ NKtV H Aliin HEI.AY A SSI lit FI* who provided ovrr tin- inrrling doesn't want it can hide Jn a hole or behind a wall, The g « ..merrymaker* calmed ductixl by the Army t.'orp.’ «f Engl- sent at the three-hour session, in search; tt. C. Brown, Clermont, JACKSONVILLE •* - Florida o"ko«l and iiveived prrrolssio" to you will probably ba attfa." Itulh declared they didn't dis­ down only long enough to fill The meeting wa» proeldad over chairman of the Flotlda Water­ th*lr plates wJtli food from tho noers at Cocoa with roforciico to which only one voice wn* raised cities will he linked lo tile tlcll have tile .lull send Mrs. 8. J. cuss llu- matter with KBenhawcr. Hie Improvement of tho Canaveral fn opimsltlon Pi (lie harbor pro­ system’s new microwave ratlin re Nix u gel-well card. Ml. NU was way Congress, and (Hate Hen. J. Taft, ciiuii man <>f the Senate ject. David B. Breen, 81, Align-* lnv. n telephone official predicts a former member « f the club. Edwin Baker. Umatilla, chairman abundant selection on a lung table Harbor facllltlns,. near tho rear of the tdogo. Tho 1'hlllp E. Dejiernril Jr , an Infor > AV, AV. tinwson, . tioirmon of >|io i It IF I’ollev Fnmmlllee. has said Forroit llrerkcnrldgr, sir rotary tiim, represcatullve of the Associa­ ute* of (ha tait maatlng- The Rev. of the teglsfative commlttoa on self-service and variety of deli­ lie lx avail utile for the job hut Is of the asHOclatlon prnmotlng tho tion of American ftallrond:', flat mull,m »ii|*er'l»or ,, . fur . . i Sot i hern i .h Iwuois lOminltlm In ebargn of not making a fight for it Bridges, H. L. Zimmerman pronounaad tha waterway*. cious Polish-food reminded many canal, said contact wux made by ly dlssentod against unv furtlicr Bell relepbnm tn.. told Jackson I .......Arm, k. ttle, asked oil minority leader in Ihe Democraticinvocation. ( f tha equal)? abundant Kmorgas- rcproscnUtlrex of this nrcu with Imnrovcmcnts to Hie hurlior. v|||e Jnycccs TuoMlny the chief ,» , ljr„ ^,'Iltrlcontrolled 82nd t'oiigresH. has made bont served In most Hwedlsh res­ several people nrlor to tin* meet­ He stated Hint surveys showed r ' i f e . ln, !'•««•• 'h"lr donatio,." next I'l.... lay clear he would lild for tlie m.v taurants. ing who made favorable .'nniinirnts no real economic value would be to Morida Is designing relay tow when tin, Kiwunions will Ik, mini- it Irirlly s;nit onl\ in an effort to King Lion Ed MrCall gulekly concs'nilng tho proposed canal pro- ronllrod in having Ilie proposed er' to with-dand hurricanes ullij; the kettle.". alert a parti fight The East Foost chain of rda" railed the meeting tu enter be­ luct in reports presented ul Hi" deep water Imrbor. He mid other The possltillilv of a battle was seaport ureas Im.I evidenced no towers fur lelevUloti and ti'lenhntiL' fore Hie dinner was completed hearing. underscored when Taft sharply signals now uxtcmlx from Boston IvivvaniM Club (Jives and Cecil Carltop. substituting deerense In gasoline or other pe­ Favorable statements, Rroccrlllcl/ed Elsenhower's selection of for Tall Twister Jack Hlcmpcr, kriirl.lgr aald, were mad" by him­ troleum produets prices altliouyh tu Atlanta. M'oiMlnued (hi I’ axe Ntx) Xylophone To Hand devised wavs and means to flna self, Col. Herbert C. Cec, consult­ the voniniodltie* wuro brought In by water. all tha eaters. ing engineer tu tho Canuvrru! Har­ Movie 'I’inie 'ruble The Kiwunls Club pre,elite,I a U. S. Rep. A. 8. (fjyd) llurloug The meeting was finally ad­ bor project, and by Earl Brown, nOY NEEDS Hl.tHID HIT/. journed after much friendly bic­ president of the canal project, unit sot the keynote for neurlr all soliDRLANDO l.P — Soven.ycar-old xylophunc to the Seminole High “ O llenrv's Full House** kering over, at times humurous, president of tha state Chamber of seiiuoiit testimony when lie luib’ iff Tlohbv Curry nemtu two ipiurts of Kcliool band tbl" afternuori during 1:34 - .1:37 • rt:l!0 - 8:43 wltnessos with a plea that the/har­ IiIimhI to stay alive till CbriNtuins. a school asacmbly ut thu SUN uudi points o f ordei. Commerce. MOV1KLAND District OoTsmur Henry Witte Doctors uuy leukemia haw turluin. The result was, Mr. Brocken- bor ba completed us soon a* possi­ J. Martin Stliieciphvr, Kiwunls reached Ute acute stage and tlm assumed control of the party In­ ridgu ntated, that almost us much ble. “ Weekend With Father’' Col. Herman W, Hclmll Jr., dis­ little fellow needs half a pint rnch president, made the proseiitution Shun opens Ditto - first f i x ­ troducing a ball blowing game tlmo was spent talking about tho .which touched off the svenlngt. nal project as about the harbor trict engineer from Jacksonville, day by direct transfusion. They at 2dll) p. til. lo SUN musical direc­ ture ditril, Intermission 8:19, last feature 8:00 tu*. However, no action wa* tak­ end hi* staff conducted tho hear­ are finding It harder to locate a tor Ernest Cowley before entire festivities followed by dano. _\ doner with B positive typo blood. sludimt body. en ou either project by the engi- ing. Big and -*— *— Leaf Crops Hurt Frosty Weather Some As Mercury Dips Into State Drops Below 301 Damaging Crops t Inlrtlfif"I•1I" IntiofIhi* ISafetv Kules Kor lluntimr. Fishinj* To IU* Knuiimsi/cd In Juvenile Court Store October 1st. Lt. Miller Tells Men’s Club About Atomic Exolosions * No. Ml Wire V'ii Kivvanis liUndicmi Is (liven Over To business .Mailers Lions Club Xmas Party Is Held At Lemon Attends Meet Casselberry Club Of HnrborH Congress St. Jobns-Indian River Canal Is Pushed At Engineers' Meet In Cocoa s u n serum c Weather K s a iiK A •ifW ,v !V* �• • Public Warned Of No Shipping Holiday Highway Hazard* P l a n n e d P o p C l t r w i LAKELAND W*—There will be no Chrlatmaa “ .hipping holiday" At Yuletide Season on Florida oranges, grapefruit or TUB SANFORD HERALD A Chlld'n Life of Jesus Is one ol i!.a last books written by ' Ike late Fulton Oursler, noted author of eurh volumes a* 'Ike tir a..-*l M-.ry |-,«er I'nl.i, ‘Ike Ormtr.l H oik Ever Written, etc. this i.rt.eilatl n of Mr. Oursltr's book has been spicUil. loos fa e.l i..r n.-iM* Paper pollination by Ihe well* known art ml. Nell Disc.I*. „. CIIAITKK VI One day Jesus s ood on the tup " of a hill and talked to thv people. „ It will iiulle n large bill, almost n .mountain, Timt Is why It wn* called n mount lie 1.1.1 tlr* p< op.r * tkat (Soil |s •iveryl.o.ly's Father in . Heaven. And evorylHoly Is a child of Oml. So that mikes everybody else cm„ brother or our sister. Wo iiAist lov# (jo I and all HI rtillilmn. If "* We dd not love Ho and everybody, r then 1I« cannot be our Kniii r [e - Heaven “ First," He sai l, "you must lov. Ills Lord your Hod, with all your heart. "Anil yi ti must |ov.« y ur neighher n. yourself" Jesus was tallil"g In every g-rl end h y living today wh n lie si.id that. Hove you ever tried to lov* someone else the way you love yourself? We all I'.v,. ourselves We treat ourselves kindly. 1 -nr very good to me. You urn nice to yoor rIf. Yo u e-n fo'glvo your elf anything. Ob, yua, we know wh t Je-u» was tolkog They thought the Imy* i ll lov* our "lv s. A"d wn aaeusi* about. . nnrs*|v*s when we i|o wro-g, llut unit gir s ought l • g > nwiiy noil do we also oiher- ? I) i play. Hot Jesus railed Ihe ihll.lwo savi "Oh, he didn't mrnu to ren to Him. Ho s<-l one hoy mi rmask my things. Or run In'o m« »n hard" or do wo s*vi "Oh, I'l III, lap, nn.l lie snl.l: "I.et the ehildren erne to .Mi­ never sprat- t • him mr 'n"T Jesus, slnn.lln-* os |h» h'lUop, ami do not forld.l th in, for fsu.n said we mo-t forgive eve’ ybody. is the Kingdom of llenveii.” W - mu«t k"- p nu doing It. Which meant tint th hnpp Thit Is Ills way for os to be humility »f on |w>ll.-d ehltdren It h'ptlV In mind ami heart. On* i|"” J ails f-’ iio.t eno'hcr ft l<n l. He stopped nt a pi e • Ihilly Star Weds »*here - mail I kino ni-u.-v from lb* penpl- f<-r taxes. The Radio Entertainer pW’pl • did pot llli» Hint mu.. Hu* Jesus s Id t-> him, "Fu‘1 iw mnl" And Ih* ei»n l"fl h*a pl'ea of nornry and followed J*so*. Jean* ralle-l l.lm M tt*’e>» *o.| *».*n VaOh - - Wfi fe o nsrl nf I'... M'Mn that tells u thn storv nf Jeail On' iVev woe.. I,» a l.l » rr w.l ivh*n t**u •mM*ti'v s-'-i "W h. too. h .1 it* * " * I*'- I woman «n»w«*. di "I d'd t loo-'-* I Your rnh* heeau-o I was sure H I did that f would g*l well. And I am w elj" Miss Sweet's former husband, J em • nr !•*' d <• f.w ho- full'' Nashville music nnblisher Frank Over and «»*r llo told the p-oitil • II. Kellon. sued Foley for aliena­ tion of affections last April. The in have faith He alwsy made Heml[ wit'< suit was settled nut of court. The boys vaad girls, no matt r how Kelluna were divorced In July. young ,|p.y w re At H a^meyllogs, lb*y wmihl n'wavs try t * g t way tf.iyru n t. They, wnntml, to be rflmr Tin Him. - ftornii pasplu a stable pon\ thought ill y were loo veiling lu , Hooper's airing. CIIICAHO (Special) — It's not always fair weather when families get together, so drive carefully on your Christmas trip. The National Safety Council warns that Christmas is America's family get together holiday. That means n lot of travel under hasarilous conditions of poor visibility and treacherous mad surfaces. That's why the death toll from traffic accidents is greater at Christmas lime than for uny other holiday of the year Heavy travel, tricky weather, early darkness and holiday festiv­ ity combined to bring death to 351 persons during Ihe four day Christ, inns holiday last year, Ihe Connell said. Many persons again will en­ joy a four day holiday this year­ long enough to tempt millions of motorists to drive i-onsiderahle dis­ tances for the rendezvous with Santa Clans and n turkey dinner. "Our records show that the traf­ fic death toll for Christines eve and Christmas duy is about twice J tangerines Ihla rear. The Federal Cilrua Control Com­ mittee* recommended Tuesday that (he traditional ba non tengerlne shipment* be dropped. Ap­ proval by the U. 8. Secretary of Agriculture Is considered a for­ mality since he has approved sim­ ilar action taken with respect to oranges ami grapefruit Nov. 25. The holidays had been customa­ ry since ItMfl to allow northern markets to clear heavy pre-Christ­ mas shipments without having new supplies pour In and depress pric­ es. Committeemen said that In the past couple of years the ban lost [la effect because shippers sent nut heavier volume just nefnrr and Just after Ihe holiday. Frank Seymour, manager for the Committees, said prices have steadied since committeemen on Dec. 4 restricted shipment of smaller and lower grade tange­ rines. noticf . nr T ¥ itfte w r r a t.tr H r tn n n ox t-Hnrosrii nitvr.r.x txi» *m:*iiwr:xT. jx ir.ntA is m*. m r r nr* tiik m v h ii oniux4 Kit : n r T in :« rrv nr Marumi. ri.uniiiA N olle* I . h *r*l.v «lv*n lhat r r n n ilr Il.a r ln g w ill t.* I..I.I nl Ih* n fflr* nt th . 1*11y i*.,ii,m U*l..i. In In t'lly H ull In Hi* I'liy nf ■•*«nf<.r.l Kinrl.ln, nl SlOO n’rln rk I’. >1 . !>*• . • m i n i II, I I H . lu tn u .ld .r II.* lot- I lowing rh .n «»« nnJ nm*mlm*ni« l< Ih * Zoning u rilin n n r* »f thr i'liy of tUnforil. Plnriilai T h * nrn|>#fly .l*»rrth,i| ps l.n l. I, I. 1. I nnd •*. of III... k II T l . r *. <■> K. II T m ff.ir.r* Mm. «* ffrurd**! In I'ln l II.ml. I, Png*- :.<■ . «!, of il>* 1‘nliil. II * '. i.ritn of H*mlnnl* I'n n n lr. I'lnr [dm, I.m-a t*d nl. W * -l -I,** nf |j« ..r*i Av*hn* l.*lw r*n S ili '..id Huh M ir**l* nn.l jtim nl In Id *. Ir lr l II - 1 Ifm * K n n .llv i. I« |ip... puanl In >.* chnn>*<l In Ii*..nin i*rrlal In d u strial! l*l»* If 1*1. A ll |.*rll*« In lnt»***t nn.l f i t I■*nn .h a ll hnv* *n npim riunity l» ih*nrd nl .aid li*nrlnu ily »rd*r nf Ih* I'liy f*nlrm l.' I* * nf Ih * i ’liy nf Hanford, Plnrldn. I III • inih dny nf |i* i* m h * r. I l l } II N. U A V K Il An i*Uy l*l*rk nf Hi* i ' l l nf Hanford. Klnrlda. a la s A n DR. L. T. DOSS CHIROPRACTOR . HOURS 9 to 12 — 2 to 5 1'kooe 7M .10' Atlantic Bank Rulldlng rs. III. ROY WALL D R . C. L. PE R SO N S OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED 01,ASSES FITTED 11* Mouth Palmetto Avenue like n r. nil In Hr v*n. And lie unlit: "l:n is . y nr ran h> like llttl-i rhlldn-n th re Is no way for y.io n i-nte Hi Kingdom of Heaven.' And the grownups km-w just whai lie ine.int. Tne/ knew that li.ys nn.l g ria ore ready to le r .. ilit-y obey. Th y lire not t o I rood to ask for help. (<rownup.i . list lie tiko Unit, too. T i . mio row: Ji-su gives us a P ave r I H. JAMES GUT AGENCY General Insurance 312 EAST FinST STREET IMIONE 78 -ay. JAMES D. GUT Electrical Explosion Is Fatal To Workman Assoc. C'LKVKLAND # - An rlectrlcal rxplnsinn In the basement of the Hotel llollrndrn killed a workman early today and seriously burned two others. The blast, exact pause of which was md Immediately determined, o e e ii r r e il in the subterranean vaults where the transformers of thu Cleveland Klectrle lllumlnutfrill Comonny are stored. There was so fire. Harold Wnmter. employed by the CKI, was killed. The explosion apparently oc­ curred when u switch wot nulled on n line enrr<dng 1.000 volts, a CKI official said The r.rl.HliJ fans that watched the IU.'iJ Detroit t.loas « turn Filillclsco (Her game was the lurgest rrowil ever to wntrh H football game In Detroit. w ith 41 "W o rth I t 's w o r t h m oro w h tn you buy it • • • w o r t h Thia 'W Ford seta an entirely new atandard for the American Road. For In Uila big new Ford you'll find 41 “ Worth More" featuree that give you more of Ihe thlnga you rottl. . . more of the thlnge you n m l. . . than aver before in low-priced car history. You'll And the " d o " you newt to handle today's long-distance driving . . . the economy you want on long tripe or abort. You'll enjoy Ford'a new M inuU RirU that bringa you the imdoth, quiet riding fr ,,r ' 1 j A 'l « w :4 # t h « 4 1 ^ W o r t h M o r # ” MM.Ik .a ! Huinv OwWts*. T « k « th e w o r d o f o n e w h o gete g ro u n d t o m o r e h o m e g th a n a n y b o d y e lse . H ave C o k e a p l e n t y . . . and ic e o o k i f e » fM| I t D I t U ( I D M I f i f ftn r t i^ o r t w h o n S w fs m AtW you fo il h i comfort you need for today's level parkway* or rough, rutted bywaya . , . plus nearly efgftjaai eteering, braking, and parking. And you'll aaa beauty that ItloHg* wherever you may drive, When you aea ihla new Ford at your Ford Dealer’s, whan you Teat Drive it and Vahia Cheek It, you'll understand why It la worth more when you buy U . , , worth more when you mil It, You'll agree that bare, Indeed, la the New Standard o< the American Raadf w [(.I ThgcrAfVG . inrfjfloW / M oro" lo o tu r o t. . . f « a l u r « f I n t! �---------- -- ---- — - PH ILCO T V N E W S SPECIAL TO THIS C E L E B R A TE IMPORTANT EVENT WMBR-TV RECEIVES PERMIT FROM FCC TO INCREASE POWER TO 100,000 WATTS M OVE TO BRING TV 1 SERVICE TO NEW AREAS 1 1109 Hast Second !'• ii' iill11•. r i .i» A W ill Give FREE i 11 1111«*i"il \\ MI'i; IN. ?.». IN ill.-. Kill., uhlrh *li !•» Hliliil"*' |imuIT output Ii ili» % l» i Most, Advanced T V Set EvMiuilt U hmi i x EXTRA !••••ti iijirnitliitf *tnc«* VALUE! \ ** EXTRA FEATURES! 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Inch plcturannd now UIIK-VIIF lluilt-ln Aerial. • Fomout Phllco Powor Plant wllh tuptr-tontlllvo tunor • R t a d y for A ll- C h a n n a l U H F 2 8 9 « you now ■ iwveptn# advene*—th vV KldvUly TV picturo reproduction I' Thera’# nothing aiao Uko It ta ft Aak u* now for n o n dauil# ab m w Phllco aata with '‘OoUaw Os Y urI Antenna 30 Ft. Mast T D / o ray i ' Picture Tube and Parts Warranty Free Installation K• Phone 417 �* ** -»«rr 'riKfCWfr * ' ■*4*9 A 'i '■*l • •■ • 1 * 1 AANFORD HERAl D t*4 - Wad. Dm . lit 1952 Safe And Sane Christmas '?r^ Christmn« is one of the most ihhgprous times o f the yenri Hus the UshhI winter hazards of open fires, heater Ami furnaces then* nre the seasonal flro snarls o f Christmas trees, pnj>er wrappings and decorations, extra electric wir­ ing and candles. Here are some safely rules suggested by the National Hoard o f Fire Underwriters, to fireproof the family fun this Christmas: 1Flameproof your children's flimsy party rtwtnmea by noia.Avn i . nt:.tv M llll dipping the elothlnjf in a -obitIon of !) ounces o f hurnx and n o n Duv n hah •I ounces of boric acid in a gallon of water. Tills should be re­ d i * (».. b M tn im liin e c iltin v ii Alien applied after each washiii". Mr Carrlsr ..................... .. f .S3 2Issik for tin- III, luliel on all electrical tovs. This On* Hm II ................. ..... . i .«mi l T V r« stnaihs ............... ..... -. st*» means they* have passnl Underwriters' Lnlsiratorli's tests DU Meetlia . . . . ----- ...----- ft.TS IHlV Vso, .................., 11.An for fire and shock hazards. tir «ifl»«rr tu ilm ." *rar«t» « i . O-Huporvise play with chemical sets, ami don't buy In­ Ik H li, rrwIllliM anil nollrr* uf flltlllt a iw il far IM m i » m « *t flammable toys for small children. MM h !■■*«. will k* rtWK< !•» .|-('hoo-*e a small Christmas tree and keep It outdoors n lH « lnr • Iin tla lii rata. j|«tf«<alt4 N tllaullr I f I*. until just iiefon- Chris*mas. Then stand It In u pall of water, fane VMtiaaprr llfairafalallira Ian. V|H lark. Ihlraan, llrlr.ill. or use a live tree planted in a tub ot earth. N aaaaa i n , nal Ml. I.aala._ _ fi-Never use eotton or paper tree decurittions. ~ Iso Hrraia aa a apaabav *f CM ti-Don't put electric trains under the tree. lanH aira r-paa rahlpk la ealltled ta ta ita lr la Ika aaa fa* raaakil7Use only electric lights, and see that the wires arc a u a a af all Iba laaal baaaa friaiaa ta Ibto karaaaappr, aa wan m all not frayed or the connect ions worn. A * *aaaa Alaaalakaa. 8Throw away gift wrappings as soon ns presents liavo wBfaNKSIlAY~irKC. a . m t z been opened. Don't let them pile up near the tree. O-Dmi't leave tree lights burning when no one is at " TODAY’S BIBLE. VKR8P, The rascntlal* of u good life nru home, not hard to understand. Wo differ 10-Wiicn the trie heroines dry and needles start to fall, reoitly about non rssrntlal*. Put •mphaala upon the main Issue* of throw it out. Itemrmhcr a Christmas tree Is full of pitch and re­ .life. Strive not about word* to no sin, mid is one of the most eombiistllilti objects known. profit. — 11 Tim. 2:11. .Make your Christmas snfi iis well ns merry by observ­ If your lcg» are n little weary, ing sensible precautions. • have expected a cabinet post. Instead lie is made assistant to to the president, a place of greater possibilities though lack­ ing soma of the cabinet prestige. Aij mu* of the original Id states. New llumpshit'r would probably have figured iiini'e conspicuously at Washington iinil It been larger, Ihr three chief public men were Levi Woodbury, John I*. Male and President Franklin Pierce. Of Pierce the less said, the belter: he Is generally rated at the bottom o f our chief executives. Woodbury was a distinguished mini whit was governor twice senator, and secretary of the navy and attorney genend under Jackson, and finally justice o f the Hupremu Court, lie died in IHfil. The next year there was a prolonged dead­ lock in the Democratic iintioiiid convention, out of which Pierce emerged. If Woodbury hail been still living, Pierce* would not have been *on ddered and Woodbury was the likely choice. Hale was an active iinti-slavery senator, tlm presidential candidate of 'lie Free Soil party in In more recent years William K. ('handler o f New Hampshire was secret ary o f the navy under Arthur. He was distinguished more for partisan activity and a waspish tem­ per than anything else. Iml war a more prominent senator tiinn most of New Hampshire's have been since Ids day. * ■* V*i#i« * V- •»AZ ' »« •V* ** ' ll*' •/ x'f, ,*t. . > • *i' . tw . . S . • ’- •' • v; SttPDOWN RIDE- TO THE CEMETERY if you think you have hern fi-rting that load around your nrtk lately, Sons 01' M ew H n m iJ s h ir o perhaps it ii your iharr of lli.il ’ $289,000,000/00 gmrrmurtil chi,I wllidl now itveriige* $ l,8 )9 feu If a New Hampshire man were to enlev the riildnct, this every man. woman ami child in j was the time. Uov. Sherman Adams has been (Jen. Klsenhuwur’s chief helper In the campaign ami might properly the country. Guvrrnoi Wnrirn, nulhing if not loyal to hit fiiemli even when not deserving of hit loyalty, provei hi* devolion to iirpcitiiin when a* one of the last act* of Id* mhniniiliu* turn he name* Tile own brother to the hoard of the Duval county comntiiiioncri. It pay* $7,000 a year. # ButrincflN Mirror,1' By SAM DAWSON McTeer And Brook* Completing Training NEW YORK vfv-Tlps for Invest­ LACKLAND A l It or* come today from such eminent BASE. Trx. (Special) — >>ut T. Miurcej as Grouchu Marx and the McTeer 17, son of Mr. aad Mrs. federation of Women .Shareholders W. F. McTeer, Blt^ MellunvIHe in American Business, Inc. Avenue, Sanford, Is rumple ling his Tin* radio and movie cotncdlon AF basic airmen indoctrination '• vhsjyij 7 *«- ***** ■ mlvlM-s i hat lie tiuys stocks when course nt Lackland Air Fore*) the wind I* from the north. Rase, the "Gateway to the At: The federation advises Its Judv Force.” members to gel slocks out of thefr It,.mild V. brook* IM, sun of Mr. husband's name and tutu their unit Mrs. ft. V. brooks, ft) 1 Val­ own. encia Drive, Sanford, Is also com­ ^esJ Grouctm's discussion of thi' fine pleting Ills AF hnslc airmen In­ point* of corporate Investing and due Irlnntlun course here, lau-kluml, situated near Son management comes in answer to a solemn ipu-stiunnalre sent him, Antonio, I* the world’s largest a Pitney-Howrs shareholder, by air force base, site of Air Forco the immaucincnt of the Stamford basic li,ilniii*;. for men unit wom­ Conn , makt-rs of jMistage meter* en. headquarter* of tlm Human and business machines. llcejuice R e e a rh Center, ami Ills replies are released today hum*- of AF's Officer Candidate by the company In a report on School. their '•stockholder opinion survey." Their hnslc training Is preparing Asked why he nought Pitney j them for entrance into Air Force Bowes stock, he says “ The wind- technical trailing and fur assign­ was from the north.” ment In specialised work.’, Tho To a question about Ids other course Includes a scientific evalua­ slock ownership. .Marx lists “ two tion of Ids aptitude and inclina­ dry holes In Texas." tion fur following a pnrtlculai The curimts management wanted vocation amt career. to know “ How capable do you con­ sider the present management?" anil their Beverly Hills, Calif., and 1953 proxy statements. shareholder wrote back, "Good "Keep an eye nn the United Na­ golfers." He also ruled their an­ tions with regard to foreign hold­ nual report as “ Tops In fiction." ings of cumpnnics In which yuu Practical advice was handed out, Invest. too. Money run In* raised for “ Buy more uf your company's gruwth. he told the management— product* nml services this year. Ignoring the orthodox methods ol "Whether you Invest yourself or issuing debenture* or selling nun- some om* docs It for you, learn tu imm and preferred slock—by re ask questions. sorting to “ hunk robbery." "Attend stockholder meeting* of The advice to women wo* aired rompunles ami mutuul fund* In at a meeting of the reiteration widen you Invest whrn they oro here Monday The advice In this 'sllhin a reasonable radius , of ease was entirely serious, whore you live or work." “ Don't he afraid to shop for InAnd then Ihe lady investors got vestments or for Investment coun­ the real dope on how to bo a sel the way vou du for anything success In the financial world. 1*1*1*," Mrv Wilma Su*s, president "If you are a stockholder by of too federation, told her follow­ marriage hccuuse the stock Is In ing your husband's mime." Mrs. Suss "Head the news, editorials and advised them, "act ns his proxy If financial pages of a newspaper he cannot attend, nr go together.” every day." she said "Head u Then slu* looked her Indy In­ newspaper with whose editorial vestors right in the eye and let policy yon disagree al least uncc ihem have It: a week. "Or. better still—get the stuck | H M flurnce* mi our Far Kastern nuunccd Hie Wisconsin senator "Learn how in reui( financial in your own name ' Icy. * Put u subcommittee* of the Sen­ Several witnesses- one of them ate Foreign Relation* Committee, •«**************** *************** *Js*Ji*J**J**'h **^> . lauded li> (lie then Sell. Tydiug*. was land* linden/ laid the commilieu l.attimore bad Mipixirlcd Maryland Pcmnc-rut, began hear­ f 1 ing* »n the whole range of ehurges [pro Communist view*. Testifying I under outh, l.attimore swore he made by l(c|iublicaii McCarthy. was not a Communist, not n Com­ When the hearing* ended the munist sympathizer and not b So Democratic *enators on the com­ vlct agent In addition, he said FOB mittee gave l.attimore a clean 1*111 Undent had perlured himself. of heulth. That might have heen I In Hie end the emnmlttee de­ T (lie end of l.allimori*'* trouble*, cided il was l.attimore who had eseept that another committee Ik- perjured himself It urged the Jus gun uu Investigation uf U. S. |»,l (ice Pfiinrlmcnt to ask a grand teles In the Far Hast, where the jury tu Indict him for perjury. Thl* i Communists had taken over China the grand Jury did yesterday, on I*horn? 1200 — Mr. Robert Hillhimer and we were In a war In Korea. seven count*. Thl* committee—the Senate soli com milieu im Internal security, list At Clurim-lm. Miami freshman by a Democrat. Sen. MeCarrun of Nevada—selied in u bam In Ice, fullback, carried the football only . Mass., In February, 1951, some three times against ,Stetson but j 2:30 to 5:00 P. M. file* of the Institute of Pacific Re­ scored two touchdowns. lations. Nn ItescrvuliimH Accepted At Any Other liming The IPit, nn intcmntlonol re search organisation, was founded MILS. HKOWN MILLER'S In 1925 with the avowed purpose of promoting greater knowledge • '« '* -K.y. ^ •’ a #" of Inti Pacific area, l.attimore, an IPK trustee, was editor of Pacific '•**JM*"*‘ **♦*♦•♦*♦ *}**J**j*♦j*«j*iji ij«*$**i5** Affair*, mi IPIt magnrlue. from ■ Jt -i 1934 to m i . Wllneases told the MeCnrrim 1.25 lb. Commit lee IPit bad been Infill ra­ L dvl'U ’ n Store E. Ini St. ted by CommunM* So tins aimmiller wus Investigating It u* part Phone IHUH-J of It* Impilry Into Communist In m & i A THE WORLD TODAY tty JAMK8 MAItl.mV It it no imsll ta*k to lie elected WASHINGTON IH - Owen l-il president of the United State*. I lie tlmnrc Im* bean u running tongue people voted loi General l.iienhowliultlu with some senator* for two ef lilt Nov. 4. The official count year*. Now tie'* In tin* worst Jam of the vote wai filially completed of til* life. A federal grnnil Jury ha* Indicted him on seven <lmr;jes late lait week. The Electoral I’ol-j of lying under oath. lege met Monday ami c«»t •i’U At 52 Imttimure i» n vluurou*. votei for f’ iienhowrr. HO for Ste­ stocky, balding man willi eyevenson. hut even yet Ike i» not glasses. Amt lie's an emotional man, Judging from the heat with really the preiidenl-elect. lie will which he ha* always responded to not lie until Congrei* meet* on |an. senators' attempts to link him with 6 and canvaiici the remits. What communism. would happen, we wonder, il someIlesides being a specialist on Far Kasteni affairs and, In the post, lima the Electoral College ignored a state Department consultant, ho T uwhitI A Lower Tariff the wishes of the people, named Is a lecturer at Johns llopkini the loser preiidcnt. T1|»t.»uch »e* University. Unlvenll: Not all business men favor high tariffs. The movement tlon would *r*ate contiderahle conMany times, faring n rnmmlttee for stlffer economic I iiiit I l 'I' s is so well organized ns to glv« In the Capitol, ho has sounded Ilka , fusion we have mi douht. the imprcHHion tlml II repronenls the general sentiment o f a professor denouncing a mob of The Stale Depaitment hes linal* business men. Decently the Detroit Hoard of Commorcu ills- disorderly freshman. This didn’t endear him to the senators. ly gotten around to firiiiB <""" « ' proved tfds antlon by Its manffesto In favor o f freu trade. Lnltlmorc's had days began In jii official* who*e loyally to 'he Now the Nallmml Uotmcll of American Importers has Tonii- March, tlMU, when Ken. McCarthy Untied Stall* ha* hern under qurs- cd a natimi-wicle organization to iticrcnse our Imports. culled him a security risk. H|M‘i:lflc measures I hey favor are: Ihe renewal of the lion for tome lime. Jnhn Carter McCarthy created a national sen­ Vincent may not he a Comtnunnl, Iteclprocal Trade Agreements Act, which expires on Juno sation for himself and Laid more ho said the Far Kastern spe­ but he ha* Item nidiritf like a tom- It!, 1IHWI, and faces stiff opposition from tlm lilgh-tarlff when cialist was the tup Soviet espi­ muni*l and he ha* heeu consorting wing of the liepubllcaii partvi and the slniplincatlon of eus- onage agent la thl* country. Short­ with Conimuiiiil* long enough tu lutMH procedure, which sometimes seems designed to prevent ly afterward* he called l.attimore the chief architect uf our A*ino look like one. Wr <lo not believe the entry of foreign goods. pulley. The satisfaction which the lowering of our tariff yvulls you should condemn a man *ie' Needless to say, Lnttlinore do cauie be look* like a Communist, has given, and the need for strengthening Furopo’s econo­ but the State Depaitment** belated mic structure give ground for hope that the new organiza­ action in firing him evidently in­ tion's efforts will lie successful. dicate* that it ha* finally become Convinced that blid* pf a leather often llock together. J RESERVATIONS i t i i i IntciTrulcrnity Christmas Ball t j FRIDAY - DEC. Ill • t ♦l.*♦ ♦♦♦f*4 ♦ ♦ ♦ « « , »», *fr*b*y*l**** aterproof give a Mo»t ncw*pa|>er editor* feel n moral obligation to publish letter* » from their reader* wbjth af« nut lihelou*! obicene, or ui Yiolalion of K the law, whether the editor happen* ' to agree with them or tyM, but they ■ ^ c a n n o t be compelled tptdo w . In Ttd»a, Okla. a dUtntD judge ha* juit ruled that a harmlet* letter tupporting Governor ^ » t » i o n for proiidcnt could be rejected by editor of a newipaperJor no other teeton then that the editor happen' 1 to be supporting Generel E »en‘ -cr. It I* hi* p m o g .U « A " d ItU to decide whet * J r U pubin, the court lield, iT h » mey l * the beet way to fftn d new*ir. No doubt UierVef* many beUir ,*U»HM fwhat _________ jnfor YOUR HOLIDAY DRKSSI ONSON 17j«vtal. luminous dial w on t * «aiAiitt iiANiia for a brighter, lighter prapaym«nt PiWI «\l low-Total-Coit 1 lWitU a u i/ Christmas! IN C O M E I'CIAC IIC A l l V .o . 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Italy tbit U the ru, and until it I* changed by procti* of Uw or the eunion i, that i« the way it li going •Ml if% * k J U | iTifu eUUHkJB ofio towymwn. mum Uiling fiom noremuer. ich, when President Hoover oo clefealsd to govern end s r t y s n . » & iX T & a E S S country t«ern- « ‘A M ittraal situation toley U A the domeetic ikuaUoe but forUUkleiy e new ate to loom e M tt ™ •i * • » 1940 Chevrolet 2 poor Sedan Extrn Clean. Good Tlrw, u ... *nd ijps»« 1940 Ford Convertible' Coupe ■ 1950 Bulck Sedaaette ci™, U* HUac, Krita, njw. Bra.s~ i t 1948 Plymouth Co« ! ! ^ tfW -oo Evening Bage Clutch styles in beaded and •Ilk brocodea . . . . 1947 Chevrolet 4 Door M e n n im w A .I H J ft ilfm R llM l w -. pe | 1950 Pontiac 2 Door Sedan Kxtr* clsao, Radio. Oxe Owner, iv t ill — v 111 SeeU Puk » S i^ i % -• IR C fU CC M o m 174 i*. �tu rn of weekly social activities 3.V.VFORD Open House Honors JWed.THF. Dec. IT, 1»82 Mr., Mrs. Henry Witte j McKinley Hall Scene Of Pilot Club Party aui.**** „ i i t . . . T l f McKinley Hall at the McthWBbNESDAY f *j£*n** •n.'1 ,Jeai for odlit ChMfrh wxt the scene last vnruimgi arrahgtmfntf. nl-ihl for the annual Chrlitma* The P r a m Masting 8#nries i t Membera of the Fldells Clan of the Pint Baptist Church wil be* the First Baptlit Church m111 meet brnquet of <he Pilot Club with Mr* gin at 7:80 p.m. We continue our at the church at 7:t3 p m. to ;•<> Niimy Bn* k presiding. study of “ Pfojfreee In the Chrli* to the home of Mr*. J. M. Cameron I The banquet table*, arranged in a U shape, were covcrctl with (Jan Life." for their Chrlitma* party. white linen cloth* anil centered midweek Prayer Sendee will The Philathea Sunday Sih.M.I with spray. of Brazilian pepper In Dan be held at the Central Baptist Class of tho First Hnptl.it Church with miniature ChristChurch at 7:30 p.m. The ic !Sun wil hold Ita Christmas party ut tcripcrsea mas tree* decorated with colored beams will meet at thl* lime. the home of Mr*. .1. Hrmlh-y balls and rod taper* hurtling in Oilham, 11K)9 Magnolia Avenue, crystal holders Place* of the mem THURSDAY , n*„ 8:00 -j- rp.m. —. . . bers were marked by gift* from ilc C The Men’s Brotherhood of the Seminole Chapter No. 3. OKS. the president. Church have a yG) meet at the Masonic Hall at | The large windows were dreorat *Find l i e * Baptist V/MMI VII will m u III** V ■ ed with sprays of holly berric* and ■upper and program meetltw In 8:00 p m. for a Christmas patty FRIDAY greenery and lighted red candle* the Memorial Educational Build* The regular meeting of the V while similar arrangement* were ing beginning at 7:00 p.nt. The Royal Ambassadors will de V Howard Chapter, United used on the rostrum and the piano ^ r t at the First Baptist Church Daughter* of th* Confederacy, will Toys, Christmas wrapped, which by members to be meet at the home of Mr*. O. \. were brought _ beginning at 7:00 p.m. Elks Club for Junior Brotherhood will Horace, West Fifteenth Streot, ut turned over to the Elk* The Ju p. in. Its annual Community Christmas meet at the First Baptist Church 3:00 ~ The T. K. L. ('bn* of the I> *t |Tree, were placed on the rostrum. at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. M. C Stone had charge of The Christmas party of the lui Baptist Church will meet ut the dies Society of the U. of L.F. and of Mm . E. M. Carroll, MU the program which was opened with the reading of the “ Code of E-, Hibiscus Lodge No. 537, will £'*»*/> Avenue, for Its amuml U held at the home of Mrs. H. E .,^H *tm *s party .ml rav.rrd dial. Ethics" by Mrs. Orville Toiichtou. Turn**, am West W e i Seventeenth dinner nt 7.JO p. in. Loch mi.ttbir Evans McCoy sang "This I* the Turner. 210 la s*kcd to bring a gift for ex- Birthday of the King" and "Chriit Street, at 7:30 p.m. mat Candles", accompanied at the The Magnolia Circle of the San­ change. piano by Mrs. McCoy. ford Garden Club will meet at MONDAY Mrs. Hattie Abercomblc gave jj^OO n.m. with Mrs. Hralley Od The Bcardall Avenue Circle will one of her own compositions ns u _m, lt*09 Magnolia Avenue. Each, meet at 2:00 pm . at the Bcardall piano solo after which John L member Is asked to bring a potted, Avenue Chattel. Miller read (hr Christmas Story. As a prelude to the reading of the Christmas Story Mrs. McCoy played “ O, Come All Ye Faithful" and the story a* unfolded by Mr Miller was interspersed with car By GRACE M. NTINKCH’ lIF.It o|j commemorating the birth of The monthly bu*lne** meeting Christ snug by the assembly led of the Daughter* of the Amerleun Tbe second round of the lournu- by Mr. McCoy with Mrs, McCoy Revolution was held Krlduy after- menu went off n* planned and as accompanist. The program was not pon when Mr*. F. K. Hols enter- everyone, win or lose, had a grand rllmaxed with the gr group • softly Itaoti ned the Bailie Harrison Chapter time. The winners In ping pong singing “ Silent Night, Holy Night" her home on Bark Avenue. Mrs. were Tommy Kuhn, Joel Muss, Those enjoying the party were: A. 0. Benson. Mr*. C. W. Baker Koliert Uorsdorf. Marvin McKItv Mrs. Brock and guests, Mr. and and Mrs. Walter Snead served a* ley. Mclvyn Fleischer, and Randall Mrs Gerald laisslng m anil Mr. and rit-bosfr**e». The rooms of Mr*. Ferrell. The pool chump* were Joe Mrs J. E. Tcrwillcger. Mr. and Boll’ lovely home were appropri­ Pickens, Mr* II. II A. bwanion, Swanson, Mr. ami Mr* ITrken*. Tommy Kuhn, Robert Mrs. anil Mr*. ately decorated In the Christinas Uorsdorf uml Tommy Kumblcy. It M Ball. Mr and Mrs Evan* theme. The champion* will lie known soon McCoy. Mr. and Mra. O. W. Touch Ion and guest, Mrs Horare Coch Mrs, R. E. Tolar, Regent, pre­ after the holiday*. sided over the meeting which There were lot* of school kid* ran, Mr and Mr*. K. If. I.aney and opened with tho DAU rituul salute nt the Crate .Saturday night n„ j , anil guests Mr* Minnie June* ami to the Flag und singing of the each one was having load* of fun!! JJr*: 1 . * Herndon. Mr and Mr* ’l "Star Spangled Banner". A com- There were even unite Inborn Mr and Mr* JoeL ipiltr a few Sen. « mjttro consisting of Mr*. J. B. inr* there and they wire nil en- Field. Mr and Mr* M II Smith. Mr und Mrs. E It Randall and Fay, Mrs. George Morgan and the jovliig It!! Rcgent’ was appointed to puck Hobby, Colleen, Betty uml Har­ Mr and Mr* C II Rudd Also. Mr. and Mrs J. C Mil tioxe* of eliithing to send to the vey must have been playing an Kate Duncan School In Ahdiama interesting guiue of rummy l>e- chell and guest. Mrs Itiehurd*. und the Turnmssie School in rau<e It lusted ull nlglit!! June Mr. and Mr* IF E. Chapman. Mr* South Carolina. These school* are. Vance wn.* heating Ronnie Amicr- M C. Stone. Mrs. It C Maxwell and gue*t. Mrs Sarah King. Mrs n uf ni u L is tv1 1 a im iw itlin l n iilirsilv 111.' . . . . s .. . . F .. _ - l. . _ .1. . 1 . owned am! supported entirely hy * son to nieces in 11 game ..oft check At Hunt. Mrs. V. C. Messenger and the Daughters of the American er*l gue*t. Mrs Fillian Vickery, Miss Revolution and any chanter memSome of those enjoying pool Fila WiHHlard and guest, Mr* J lier wishing to heln in till* worthy game* were Furry Burney. Ann It. Williams. Mis* Charlotte Smith, cause Is asked to tiring nr send Ralxirn, Ray Davis and Murvin Mr* Sue Stevenson. Mr* Alter clothing and shoe* to Air*. R. K. McKinley. Also Edward McCall eromliie. Mr* Kulh Scott, und Mi ilar' at 807 Mugmdiu Avenue ami Ruddy Cordell. Miller her*x the lioxe* will be packed Joe Hunt tried hi* luck ut everyand tent after tbe holiday*. thing, hut finally settled down to Mnf. Dawson announced tbe a game of Canasta with Charlene Civic Department of the Hanford Johnson, Dawn Ann Pearson und Dependable CIush Woman's Club is buying u tea un Rita Tlllls. Must hnvn been ex­ Holds Annual Party Jan. 21 at which time the DAU citing! will kavo exhibits in addition to Ping pong game* were placed The Dependable Class id the th* regular ntuieum piece* on ills- by Beverly Thoresnn and Patricia First Methodist Church held lt» Sykes: Hlh|oerh Sheffield und Ed annual Christmas turkey dinner re Mr*. F. E. Roumillat di»trlhuted Lockett. There's always fun in a rently with Miss Utilise Sipple, pre­ folders of Christina* rurol* which ping pong gumel! sident of the class, as mistress of will lie.sung over the local Kudio Fots of popular records were R a tio n WTRR hy the "Men's played Huturdny night. There are ceremonies. the progrum Mrs. Char­ “ horut" on Chil-Umt* Eve at 0:00 t|uitu a few new one* *0 coma np lesDuring lirtiwn entertained with occur p.m. V ‘ ' ‘ and hear them for yourself. (Hun muslr featuring Christum* At the conelusion of the liitalTbe F’ rute will lie dosed during melodics. Mr*. James Wright read ness meeting _ a Christina* .program _ __ Christmas _______ holiday", .... ..... a Christmas Story entitled "The the hut will wn* presented liy Mr*. F. E. Rou-, open again the Saturday after we Feast One" and a poem "What 1111lint and all member* Joined In come bark to school. Til then - Makes A Christmas” . the singing of Chriatma* carol*. Merry Christmas and Happy New The group sang carol* following After adjournment the gucaU Year! which gifts were given lo the class were Invited Into the dining room teacher, Mrs. W S Thornton, for where delicious refreshment* were I -— ----------25 years of service in the da**, anti served by the hostesses to the fol­ to the Rev. und Mr* J E McKin­ lowing: Mr*. It. W. Rupreeht, Mr*. ley. The gift* were given in place J l. J. Holly, Mr*. J. U. Kav, Mr*. IV Innn O f f p r i n t r o( ,hc u,“ *1 *lfl rwhango among • . R. Dawson, Mr*. If. \V. Rucker, l a O l l I t IvlO O n U l l C n n j f member*. Gifts were wrapped for Mra. George Morgan, Mra. L. P. --------Ithe classes' adopted Korcun child Hogan, Mr*. F. E. Roumillat. Mr*. Tho Elsie Knight Circle o f tho | McKinley Hall wa* decorated In W. IF Tunnldlffe, Mr*. P. I*. First Baptist Church contributed a Christmas theme. The tattles Campbell, Mr*. K. M. Hoke, Mr*. H *100 toward the Fottie Moon wero covered with red table cloths R. E. Tolar and MF». Miriam ltua-,6 hrlstmaa Offering ut their meet- upon which were plarrd while tap tell. |ng tg held In the Educational Build-'or* and polnsettlas. Each guest Ing' of the church Monday eve- was presented with a Chrlstmn* 'ntng with Mr*. J. T. Denton prcai- cor? age made by Mrs. Halllc Ar wood. Chairman of arrangement* th ic special Christina* offering were Mrs. Roy Williams. Mrs. Cyril lie taken la by the Southern Baptist Rulncr, Mra. John Hchlranl Jr , Woman’* Missionary Union each and Mra. J. IF Locchclt. Those enjoylns the party were ^ Mra. FF M. William* and Mr*. year In memory or MIm Lottie Wally H|pple entertained on Mon­ Mooli, an early mlsnionary whn Mlta Hippie, Mrs. K. G. Kifpatrlrk day nlgJ\i with n canasta and tuF- died on Christmas -eve after aerv- Jr., Mrs. H. W. Herron, Mrs. write shower for Mrs. H. C. Hralth. Ing for many years a* a mission- Burke Steele, Kirs. Nancy Brock, The party was held at th« Wil- ary to China'* All money vontrlhut- Mrs. Loechelt, Mrs E. C. Smllh, s ^lnncr.' !' ,r*, WTlIInni'* llama home on Cordova Driva at ed to this fund is used exclusively JJ” HlOO o’clock. for foreign mission work whllo'X*|[!:. w Tni VinL Deeuiuting th** rooms wrere red other coptHbutluns during the year ^ ' ! ! , ' . Mlll ^ 1U!.nCe...K Thelma Ltmg, Mn. John Schlrard pointI'tllaK, eanillra ami greenery are prorated for various phases of Jr., Mra. Ilalilu Arwixxl, Mrs. I’ . With a lighted tree aceentuatlng missionary li work. An Intereating program was giv­ O. Hart, Mra. Ro»cne Taylor, Mrs. ■l _ _ _ enJoycvl during the evuning with en under tho direction of Mrs. C. J o h n Callahan, Mra. Charles Mra. W. B. Kirby and rises i'cimr being won by Mrs. Mra. John A, Anderson, Jr. on the theme, Brown, uueita, Mra. Lula Ballev. Mrs. I...... U/u)L„.l "Walking U-S.,-. Where Jesus Walked."» Jamea % ’ llllam4iMrs, Richard Harrla anil •*W*1kl..» Schlrard. Mrs. W. K Thorn­ Mra. Tim Crawford. At the coil- John I- Miller opened tlie program Mra.!!. B. McCall Jr. anil Rev. elusion of the games Mrs. Smith with the song, “ I Walked Where ton. and Mra. McKinley. was surprised with a shower of Jeius Walked," accompanied at the baby the .guasts. . . .gifts . . T from ........— „ T, piano hy Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Denton loiter the hostusaes were assist- and Mrs. J. A. Yarn also assisting V. 0 . Hasty and Mrs. (J. C. Dixon lo the following: ed In serving tile, hot coffee and with the program. salted nuts Mrs. N. C. Hlawter, Mrs. Denton, uta. The. hose enjoying tho Mrs. R. E. Peurlfoy reported evening Mrs. Smith were tliat two pair of pajamas had been Mrs. V. C. Messenger, Mrs. An­ . . g «with . Mrs. Chorine Atklnaon, Mra. Blake sent to the patient in the Florida derson, Mrs. F. L. Dumpier, Mrs. Sawyer*. Mr*. Marvin l)yal, Mra. Tuherculosla HunlUirium In Orlan Estelle Glisson, Mrs. Peurlfoy, adopt* Harold WhltUm, Mrs. John WIN do who was "adopted" hy the d r ­ Mrs. Juno Wetzel and Mlsz Loren f* rankline llama, Mra, W. E. Vihlan. M ied ‘ d e . last group „ month. The ne gi . deeldcd Perkins Jr., Mrs. Tim Crmi . toJeach him a Christmast cl card. »ch aend send hit Mrs. Vernon Davie, Mra, Rial hot *P splcevl Rafrvihments ____ of Harris, Mr*. Williams and Mrs. ptinch and Christmas sandwlrhes Hippie. and fruit cake were aerved hy Mrs. Mrs. Bolz Entertainn DAR AtRegular Meet Celery Crate News f f Circle Gives $100 To HERALD **•«»y* Grammar School PTA Hears Mrs. C.G.Walsh . I'lmto by K—i v Slinlio Enjoying thein*e|ye* ut the first aiintin! Police man'* Bull held lust Saturday night ut th >• May fair Inn are |!e(l In right mound the tnhlc) Mrs. John Fuller, Police Sergeant mid Mr*. W. ' II.an, M m Nnliey Davenpnrl und her escort. Putruluian Ben Butler, Mr. mnl Mr*. C. It. Snnp-on, i t'll and Mr* llurrisnn It. Whipnle. Mi, und Mrs. Adrain William * and CPU Fuller Capacity Crowd llenrs Annual Concert By (ilee Club At Seminole Hi^h School PERSONALS Mr. and Mr* Henry Witte Sr. were honor guest* Sunday after-, noon when rn»r- tlian lot* gu»*t» Mr» C C. Wfltb wM the sptakft paid homage to the couple In tbe observance of the fifth in anniver­ for the regular meeting aI tM sary of their innrtinRe. ||o*t* Grammar School PireobTeacbef were Ibell two daughter*, Ml-* Association held lilt Thursday ht Helen Witt* of Siinfoi.l, M i* :i 30 pin. In the bmchniotn o f the Mrv. Welsh had ai her sub­ Flmeliee Willi- "I Elizabeth, N. J . M'hiHil "Guidance Through Readinjj" iir'il their son. Il**niy Witte Jr. of ject nninllng out that a good literary Sanford. The even: n s . hi hi nt the \\ i*I•• background will reflect In a child'* Inter life In closing «hc told of home nil West First Street and Hie various places which will tell guest* Wit* imtleil In cull between of ihe proper book* for children’* the hull!.* ef 2:00 uml .VOil |i.ni. reading Mrs Welsh was Introduc­ Mr. Witte ami the former l.mii*,* ed liy Mr* Michael Glnson, pro­ Nickel iveii- married in Long I*- gram chairman lutnl Dee. II. |!‘U2 where t!n-y leMr* c e ihttcll presided oiygr nl'il until tbe v nioveil to Siinfioil the meeting and thr devotional wa* in Septelutni. 1(1(17 Mi Witte i* giien Hi Mr* Roy Hell who raid well known in ngileulture i l u l l - . 1Ihe i hn-tutus Story The presi­ hming In on a iliiei'lni of Snnfoid- dent'* m e«age was given by Mfa. 11\ leilo Tim k i niiii'ii, IHi fm a It D Harrison and Mrs. S O. number of yem-. Cha-c annuli need that the school Mi*. Fdvvurd T Simpson, n ic e lilir.tr> now liu* new lights and ex­ of Mi. uml Mi- Witte, greeted the pressed her thanks to T. W. Levrglle-t* ut the door mill took them ton. Sii|H'rlntcndrni of Public In­ to the receiving line I'ninpuM'd of struction. and the school board. I In- honor g in**t *, their dutightci* It C Steele, principal of the niid -on. Mi*- I'atlie Witte, grand school, explained the children4* daughter, pie-ided oyer the gin group Insurance now available. Attbonk. The rouliii o f the Witte nmmienieiil was made that the pr>h.niie w$#n* nt 11it*t iv«*1V ,|i eat at, <1 gr.uii of the next monthly mMUny w itli mnMpn of \il|o\v f lower•t in- ivould feature students of Edit}) chili Mi? »•!In \ mil in*. |at*111 ItoyaT* dancing classes In Winter Park Aland So PTA members and ptuti* . ItrtfN. W1imI|i»1| 4111*1 1(1 II A Iui$:r‘ tlcM’ll Ut­il.lillg % ’llkc. teacher* were present tvpp" tl \%illil iii tif iiiiil leave* 1111(1 •“ \IIIt OK THANKS gold ..rna'ii.'iil . wa- e.ntei i tl on I'll - 1abl>', v. i,i. i. n hi ,, vet laid Ulilt T h e kind lies* and .sympathy of .III illll<l.l't.’.1 Inc,' laid.- el,>lii. \ ■■in noun fin nils after tlie loss of '» -III! g the tis>-.t ♦ vierr Mr* Iln - '•hi beloved i'onimy ure gratefully !*«•?! rhiilMiill win* pis-titlftl ut tip a, know ledge,I mid inure ilreply apw.titlinb: lakf. Mi** •*!>••• SliiiMHi !•»t .-lists ,| than any words can ever wlist Hrt\*'»| tilt Jtfitl Ml > >v|o» — ” Mnfint'r <*»u!»’i who |m1111•'«| toffs.• Mi*. I.ouiiie Paulk I* ‘m a *11\«•i* tiifft’p wt ixitf, and Mi* Mae pavkanl Mm. II t in v Witl»* .It who as* Mi mid Mrs. C. H. Mot# %Htf l in i-ntprlnimiiK. Mi. utiil Sr. and family Min. Witti* wt n (In* tn i|»ifiit*« of Mi mid Mrs. Itiehurd many hiauliftil irifm, flowfis un«| Puckurd i*iii•|h hit'll im p *li>|ilnyfi| in thr — Adv. livtmr r«M»tn. Out of' town hit lntli'il Mi .......I luncheon dish: Fine four Wi1|«*'h two nirtT't, Mm . Kirtl cttii-.d individual cumerole* with 1’ohti niitl .Mis. Kn tl .lnruin< atnl v*ill -i u*iOie<l irrauiesi spinach. • Ipi, Mi Mill if .Mffimiii;, all «•f Hi,<ii un egg into each and I **H|f I I.mil; ol' t* hi:* in plo w nmi « i-i inkl, geiieroiiHly with grated " iff . Mi. niitl Mm . K»•«f Witt*-, ot >I....... Hake in u moderate oven ( I lokft. 1(0%.I ,H,,n( fifteen minute*, or until ii- , ug a,, u firm a* you wish •I - in A ral'ui'itv inrnil ultcndcd tin- Maria". Selull'eit. Solo, Mona i n imi'tiiiir t'li'i-lmii* concert >*l Jeliei "Silent Niglit". t German i tlx- Heininoie lliglt School Glee (•■liber. Chair; llenedietion Dr. ''lull piescntcd ln«t night ut the W P. Brook*. school iimlitiuiiim The concert Following the riH'essiounl "Sll Ml-. Thl'O I'llll' It fI li li'lllliv wn* iue»ented ugiiliMt a Itaek- ■ft Night" the lights of the nodi. iri mi ml of lighted cathcdtal wilt 11-ii uni flushed on und a tableau morning bo Hmtfaiil. \lu. I■ i|iw* und gieencr) with tall can v a* fytined bv Flleuuor N’iv n* spend tbe Clirisluia- lioliilai- with delatiiu holding white lighted Mary; Furry llintiey an Joseph; lliemlar* of liei fumil) taper" aero** the fiont of the lluibaru Evans. Carol llnckm i Ml** MnrUm English "ill mstage ■mil llettv Martin us angel*: mid Tlie fli*l port ion of llie |sr«>- (ilelin Julies, J im- Fisher mid We* l ive toluol i oil fi nil, W.i ildligton, D. <’. to -pend tin Imlidny* with •*raiu sen* pieseoted tiy tin* lev Dee* II* king*. lo r parents, Mi. and Mi* F M fieshniiin rhoitl* ami si'plioniore I'he sliecessflll iinnual itelit t tiglish. iliscmhle leading up to the eii tri.ine of Hu " A " -ipmil eiu li i> i* direeled by Mi*s Ollle Itee-e Mi and Mr* •• \ llorm-e have tnetsihcl enl I vine a lii'Med enmlb U lilt Its- uml ueeompunisl.* for the - i r i u i g Chri-lmu> nilisie vveie had a* their gne*l- lor the past uml singing ‘ tl > nine .All i Mi** Jeulllle lame Millet, loan Meek Ml' Horace'* loolliei .i mt Fiiitbful" Tlie follnii mg piogiuni wus eii V\ like, Helen W. Idle. Jialt Ii t In. 1sister in law. Mr and Mr* I It t•. -I. 'oliug (ommiltee uml In Toiunii Wyatt and I.mile Pile*' Hoi ace ul Sail ltd nuilnm. I aid I loved In llo no.lien. • nioeesstuUul. ........... < II i-m,l divorations One of the mod mitstiinding of I “ Juv lu the V\oi lit llnudcl; "It. ' Iin, mi I- a I'hri.tinsa tree. ht* *It l.s ff l« • l»|» • III hi Id Tliat Him". 1 tinkle -Waring II • p ie-eulalion wu* Sehuheil' I it-1,* i, 11,**h,,»'ill • will nlio lie Iht Sititfonl Ttoiti't .i11*I Shot vie Maria” -ling in laitin and U» IllHilit ittM t t i ' i k * bill tii mil t luo ii. , "Go hi Main ,,*•.< ! fiflftiMil I*ltih will hold a Clin t I- inning Mi*- Moon Jobe. \«l«I with lilt blim". Von. S o l o , Itieliiiiil Hull Mi »i»il Mi M mo Kll*ht> iiu lit lit 7 III, \ l.« rfli*i II* i<v mii l* ini limit ••Ylot’k at i hi in w Ttitn i«t Vt111ItI Hopluniioii l-.iio inbh ; " S o i niiilb- »i.g lo the elijovnn-llt of the pin Wn- Thete uml No h iii", Fell i: •am were Ihr glee d o b mil I||«* | S S Sl l MW. If|l tt*'\\ illt I tit ft i o ftt| hi*min i- alisl thru |no» ■# b ini-. Hie gill- ill gt*i -li> > •'. Ni-wiM’tl, l» I 01111111. "ti tfiiil Vour I’u.-1lire tl'renehi un H'ronu, '.'Hi Grinb u Hi >Ii i i k gieeii trimming; ihi.i , M M . f M. M. ti . . . . . . h.tit Clio to*. "Ili.it lloti Niglit", I III In11 ■ in dink giein Iroo il>. • ill s-t tit. I'Oiifl III* flOMIltts i 1 • i •ole -Idrtmid dark gleeu In I Willliini-. ......... I I'hii-tiiiii Min all*! it 1 i a|•v 11tl .1 flllt •tl*fl R e j o l e i S l a i n * i. Sophomore Eli bllered iti while with SHS. I.IIOMII fit Will l*t pit «tl||s I, it- III* i -i mlilc: ( '>iii«tiiiaFiiltlus)", i ••llOMlt li t ||«I\t l*t i ll W tklllK *OI The stage committee wa* oi< •f ft#» O il |I It % I lit I. will** Kolilinaiin. .b'liiim lain Milho. at< I the dlriM'tlon of \rtlior Ha S \T. — l»Kl*. 20 I.iielle Price f**l tit \ t*f ItOI It Is *'1 * III l-tlll.l I im a* eliiiiriuali Mini a**i*lim? I -, I aide Ite n'rv utious "O Coim- All \< Faithful". I loin wen' Ihidd Feanuitd, .loan • »•••)*. .1*. W’ll I It lOllltltfl **l I’ ll util' S l l Reuding, Choir: invoealion ami V light. Peggy Wright .lolee Nm >|t* « lalto* '»!» M*U p Mui »v *. .in ii .to i*l "cri|itliie. Dr. W P. Itruoks; * i. Mm v Thomas, Pinili tte l’ ii*on. "ltl»e t'p Karlv", Koiintx, "Go Tell It (In the Muuuluin". iHplimnl i un Smith. Chilli ; "Birth­ day of u King", Ni'idlingee, niehni*i Hall: "Now the Holy ( told I* Morn", I Klein hi Kelley, Choir; "Noel! Noel". (English) Cel ueit. "W o Three King- of flriinl Are", llopkui'i, lloidile (Jiiisit« He. "Iliil of the Ea-t", Gibb, Ihi.i* Glee Clul* ".Swell I 111Is- Jc«ll- llo '" . Mae Gi||*i l . Elolsi* Sill del Vt t lii 1*1ion**line", l Song **f Noru ni l Grieg Wright Km*, -t; "A ltai In a Mangel", llogeaiil, Triple Tiio; “ There'* a Song In tbe \n" Spi'uk*. Buy Dull*; "Sing We AH Noel" Y»*ik St l n» l i t i ; "Glorv To Gml lo Ihi lliieli* t” . ■i .»i ii Whitford. < h o i r Ml ill: "Cnuthpie de .Nffl", \ihuii'ark*. Gill- Glee i 'liili; " \vii Christmas Party To Bo At Tourist (Mult liLKS Charity Ball " Mayfair Inn M . Williams, Sipple ui.J Honor Mrs. H.K.Smith «v 3 HARIIT • apartiiort b ro s e U t ♦ 29” America's greatest gift valuel fir- ................... Here err Iti inly is u convenient way to OIRiCIOR •aponnon bend •33” MEN ONLY do your Christman shuiiping. Every style, every construction, every color at Friday Night — Dec. 19t 8 to 9 P. M. Has Been Reserved As “Men’s Shopping Night” Store Open Evenings Til 9 — Suturduy, Monday - Tue«day - Wednc«duy IADIII* DIAMOND RIMO $10.75 $■ WILL NOLOANVGIFT UNTILCHMSTIUS! your command in faiuoua I'hocnix nylons. Choose from thrive outstanding style* in Custom-Fit Proportions. Colors: Taupe Beauty, Illuhh iteuuty, Titian lkauty We wlU be glad to lu iit you In your Mltttloni for gift flying. Wieboldt Studio and Camera Store m Sm O Park Sanford Jewelry And Luggage Co. MS Su m A t* Fh. IMS ■ rir-fflkfifnviii 31, GO, 15 Guog«. 15 DcnUr Use Our Lay Away Plan 1.35— 1.65 — 1.95 If wiVV'i*; �mm ■»K*m i r*~ KA ;igjn ? h e SA K Fonp h li l ttcrald \V«L nW. 17. 1052 B lu es In T h e I.AKE MARY id non - - ^ vr B*» R ack et fr o b e a n t iio n V (ContlnMA Froaa Par* OM) lion to take up tl|e commission'* The annual R*ch Festival, spon­ invitation he dome to New York sored hy R6llln» College, will ha Mr. and Mr*. J. R. Reave* apent today to give hii aide, Hr mrh . j . ii. iiii.imr.Y preaented again this spring nnd the day |n Qrlando, ahoppln* am1 Kenny was (he chief topic at rehearsal* are already underway. calling on' frtfnd" recently. yesterday’* puMlc hearing of the Roger E'arly, V. A. H. millin’ Wr arc especially proud to know ■lame* NewMl df Raltlmore It NeW York mate Crime Commis­ teacher, i* leurhlng rln*»r* in tut that Walter Reiter of the NAA8 vl"ltlnir hfa brntner-lndaw and al*. sion. Witnesses — whom Kenny turc ami ron*ervutioii ns pari of Supply Department will sing with ter, Mr. And tfrif. A. N. Rrott. later called Irresponsible — f y b (hu rcgulnr srhonl riirrlcutum, In the Bach Choral Society In this Friend* nf Ifarihall Hmllh wll' testimony that Kenny aisocfngd more tiian 2,000 children In Win­ year’* program, which 1* generally he aorry tn hcaf (hat he wnx callet1 You can have security, an inured with underworld figures and that ter I’nrk. Otlnmlq, Hanford timl broadcast over a national network. due to i, Ohio la*t week, we to Akron... Ohld ML, his election In 1W® unleashed law­ Income ami almost unlimited op­ Corns, It was "turH-it by Mr. Mnr- t Most of us remember Walt us the r% n M the dealh of hi* (||h er. The elder lessness on the Jersey City water­ portunities If you choose nursing dt Fltfi'ar, Kxurutlvn Dlrritor, F. i C v A \ij, nuin who u*ed tu (day the piano ' * (f* ‘ iperit Ihrei Mr. Smith h ,. ... the ... .paftt....... front. your career I Why not plan In \, A., at n niurline nt tbr ftcmin and organ ut the Sfutipp ('impel winter* In Take Miry with hit One witness, Charles ft Wilknw* he a Student Nurse and receive ulr Aiiiiuboo Horieiy Moinbiy n c F t/H O w j >. lull few of os ever knew of his non. ski, said Kenny brought about his one nf thr Driest ProfrMional Falunlog, Dec. 11. .1miui,»u by Ibr ii'vocal talent*. He ninif.j |ppor with Mr. and Mr*. Roliert Cumllff of demotion from commissioner of catlnns-oiie you can aRorill Hera a* lion* of one of tbc piipil* who the lluch Choral Society and he Cuyah'iua Fall*, Ohio and Mr. am) public safety to commissioner of i* a truly rewarding career! Find wa» present ot liie inerting, lli • has been rchcurslng with tha group Mrs. Afhcrt Hardesty of Sanford public works because he refined to out all about II from the Director girls am) boy* nre eiitbii*ln*lie « every Monday night (or llu> coin­ formerly of Akron were the goest* break up a special gambling squad nf Nur*r* at your hwal hospital nr bunt tbc romre nml nluiiit Mr. ing Bach Festival. The program of their friends, Mr. and Mr*. Wm. at Kenny’s insistence. Early a* ii trnrher. A* tlii* n> Itself will include such fuinryu* your School Guidance Counselor. r.7JH H /. l.cffler, Sunday. Tbg coptmlssion was expeclesLto tractive girl expresseil it, "1 fill works of llacli n* the D Minor 1‘ uhtiihrJ a$ a public icrrlcc In re- dig deeper Into waterfront coriKnMr*. George Stubbing* I* eon Mass nod f'nntntu No. 71. Hint 1 IiiiiI lenrnr'l more in two fined to her home, doe to illness. rpnnUon icilS the IJirrlhing Council. tion in Jersey City at the public lesson* than I Im.l in o year." I Chaplain J. M, Dunielsen has re­ Friend* of A. F. Rmwo will he CGYPTIAH PRIMIIR Mohninmcd NnRiilb and member* of 00 o.irty sessions today. The probers last Mr. Farrar gave a l>ri<-f ii'Minn turned from lii* leave and the *orry to learn that he |* III nt hi* i hup-hlr .il a rt'itiurk Itiat hn* been p.imed durluy a cull by the Ml*i on week sent Kenny a written Invita­ of Iho thr.... day Audubon fleM weekly HIM* meeting* alumni the home. Wafdltl ex- I’rertiier Moustufa el Niihn* it hit Cairo home In t0> itruup tion that he appear today. Kennv trip to Homestead. Friday, Motor station will he resumed each and Wednesday evening more thar Immediately uimed down the of(I tor i are NoRidti: Col Ainlel Nit*er Kl Mnhns and Abdel Fo'iit* el CAROl COtTIltO pause* to Cool every Wednesday night. The Chap- Crack U.S. IJner Is liny mill Hun.lay worn spent lit l)i« 70 Interested persons attended thr fer. hut It still Hands Tiiwll (buck to enmeru), one-'ifne Minister of fusllec (liilerruuinnat) oft during a hit of ice skating nn B u ff e t e d B y W in d a winter camp of Everglade* Nutlnn fir*t meetfng or the Ground Oh- ■ Lr>» Angeles rink as the tem­ luin spent the greater part of hi* I Although the New York state Si I’m, The group went out on Alt­ serVatlnn rrogrttm', * part of the perature hits 8(1 degree* There's leave ut his homesteaad in Deala, body is conducting the Inouirv hing* Trull, n walk on piling* (lint where he enjoyed the sport of (juaH overall Civil ifrfehae, *1 th* ChamIA)NI)ON Ut — The crack new with the approval of Gov. Alfred troi'n some distance Into tin' nwmnp.i her of Cnmnterce. A mnhlfe train­ good reason for the bathing suit as hunting. Tonight's llihle Meeting American liner United State* wai E. Driscoll of New Jeraey, it does the sudden hot »pcll -cts a record wilt include a film from th* Moody While the ili|a Were going mil to ing team from Jacksonville showed od and other shipping lm- not have power to * e m subpoe­ for the are,*. flnlrrndrimioD HHile Institute in Chitul|(o entitled their rookery. A lot of bird* were film* and chart* having to do with today bv furtoux winds nas In New Jersey. Kenny, how­ noon will h ure rare In llilx ba-alliy. "God of Creation." Th* program th* Identification of aircraft. ng the British fslei. There ever, has been subpoenaed b y fe e Thr trail Inn horn there for two will he held in tha Htaflon Chapel Were (fust* of more than too miles New Jersey L(w Enforcement Sunday, Dee. 7 was ntmervrd by year*, mill Ilio wild life, knowing and is scheduled to begin at 8:00 an hour. Council to Icsllfy before It In the C o m m u n i t y Preshytertao f H O L L Y W O O D | It la protected thr re, lint I... .. p. m. All Navy personnel and their Church n* Home Mission Duy The United States had Just pulled Newark Dec. 29. Ity JAMFS HU’ON vrry tnmr otiil allowed clo-e up. families are Inellpil to' attend. commemorating IMl year* of Home away from Ihe Southampton dock prourti. At headquarter* llir group After you attend the Millie meet­ on a homeward voyage lo New Churk Erickson, University of Mission*. Special music and tin ______________________________ * mrl park official* and viewed rfninn hitiooo of the morning service 1101,1 .VWOOD t.f The ArodenW ing at the Station Chap,I you will York when a gale caught her broad­ North Carolina Director of Athle­ k'IiO' showing thr f)oi„ nnd foiini carried out till" thenie and in the Award* race Is still month* awny probably want to make a trip down side and drove her hack In the tics. Is (he president of the col(if llir ri'irion. ‘I hr liin m u t e d nlege gold coaches association. evening there wn* n showing of n i)(d II look* now u* if u Negro — to Ihe Seminole High School nijdl- qouv. boijl IMP mill .. A| Soul,rliii'ht Ihrv The port side of the ship’s bridge ilm, “ And Now Tomorrow,’’ de­ for the first lime io history Is in toiiiim where the laakethnil fenm saw n irirnl white heron. At l-'lntuAlabama halfback Hobby Mar­ pleting missionary accomplish­ strong contention tor the top au­ from Photographic Squadron U'J Jammed in htween two high dock­ intro, whi rr mu r ruin runner* nml will tangle with a Rollins College) side cranes, denting Ihe bridge lowe has gained more than a mllo ments of the church during this tre** mvard pirates hml llntir headquarters, F.thel Waters, reerratlng the five at V:-»0 p. m. The VJ-tVJ sipind, work and scranlng paint off the rushing in a little more than Awo period of lime. •hry now 8(1 or lifl species of bird* seasons with the Crimson Tldf. Wednesday evening the Ilunlnes* roie «hr made famous on the• stage nicknamed the "Savages," ha* nl- observation deck. for llir ilny. Great (‘uiii'ciit rations j Women’* Club of ihe Community in "Member oof Hie Wedding." is remly made ii name lor themselves of white, trlu-iipy nml woml Ihi. wrfr by winning their first two sched­ Church held their annual Clir.*t- tlie |M(**thillty. seen. Altogether it wa* n mint en­ A* producers rush to gel their uled game* In the Orlnniin Class ma* party at the home of Mrs. F STE A M H E A T E D ! joyable trio. It. Ahderson. Mr*. M. II. Rice top product oil local screens lo "A " (Illy Fragile. Their Only loss Ill thr absence, i|nr In illiirni, of vice- president presided. Die h**"t- make the 19.12 deadline. Ihe race , this yeur wn* to the Stetson Uni­ Mr. Daily, who »■«< to huvr given H im ■■ ,<•« read the scripture* and tlie among the women shapes up as versity JnyVee team In un openn rhiMiuipin lecture nml rhnlh tulk group repeated Hie laird " Pray­ one of Hie must Iidcrc-ling in Ung gome and even then the local Mr. Farrar showed twn colored eager* Inst hy only four jmints. So er 1'ollnwlng reading «ml uppioval year* At Hie moment it i* llrnntlway for an evening of good basketball lnuv|e*, The first [picture ilrnlt with Ilf minute* of previous meeting the life lillil hnhitil o f the Anurl the treasurer reported an ovrriit 3 lo I over Hollywood Shirley entertainment he on hand at tin' rnn eirret, allowing how they stir balance of $71-’ll which Included Booth in "Come Hack. I.iltlu She Seminole High Srhonl Auditorium tip Uio wilier om| spear tlieir foojl, |lie ilfi.Jfi made ut the recent ba," Julie Hurrl* III "Member of lit 7:30 tonight to watch the bas­ how they hlllhl their neats, feed church hiunnr. The seerrtnry wn* the Wedding" and Joan Crawford ketball battle lie!ween Vj-112 nml Fear." [do* Ml** Wn Rollins ('nll ge. Admission j* free. the young nml the iiffrrlInlilile I ’ rcouesteil to *enit ftliit*"! Gnp lo "Sudden are Ihe mf».l Inlkeil of wom­ "O'HENRY'S FULL MOUSF” *.>h 17 W s«.n | ^ j * # T O D A Y I courtesy displayed toward eneli i If you have been wondering why IUmr.1 a enrd "f Chrl*lmn* greet- ler*. an performance*, Folk* in il"' in Ollier. The i ii|u[*ile |i|jpiliit>p mihv lug* fr(*m l,,r Orgunlsnlton. Metu- iin-drv will nominate five for final Roll Kilgore of the NAAS Comof ........ grel* mid nome pelican* iinlnliutioiis Department |* weni» iiers were urged to n*»i*t tin1 lo­ voting. S H O W IN G T H U R S D A Y & F R ID A Y ! llmt got Into the net in flight Ing that Mg smile these days, It cal fnmllv, whteh Inelude* nv* Fur Miss ttoolh and Ml.** Harris, i* liacaiisc he has finally received (Nine In slow motion, brought oh* small children, with clothing or their fir«t movie* nre recreation* nml nln from the nmlli'jiee. Tim household item*, who lost every­ nf rotes Huil gnlneil them many a driver's license. Hob ha* been "round phlurr showed how the thing when their home horned. laurels on Flmnilway Both are ox Dying for some time now to pa** Amerlenn nml Hnowy egret* were The usual contribution of *!>,no to eellent tint there I* a growing feel Die test and he hn* now made Die tilmoil exterminated some year In Ihe tradition of Mission* wn* utilhorlxed anil ten Ing among academy voters that guide. There Is only one drawback ntfo iluriiitr the cruse for tin1 egret tntlve plan* for another commun­ such tailor made role* work an nn — he ha* no car in which to use ' Two Year* Uefore the Mast.' weddintr ploiunge, or aigrette* ity sing were ,|l*eu*«o,l. fair advantage on Ihe Hnllywisid III* ill King privilege*. Congratula­ Worn on Indies hsl* nml evening tion* unyliow Hoi, and |m sure "Reap Ihe Wild Wind" and There being no further hurlne*" talent hendilre**. The hlrd* lire ni'jiln In 'the meeting wa* adjourned am) That feeling erupted last year Malt Reiter will give you the illa' Mutiny on the Bounty"! llamrrr due to iiiiio'h cnernneliinciit OlANt CROSS Of II0H1 utop the flrnnd Central Terminal liiilldlnR In the party proper began. when Ihe voters rhose Miimnhr*'" luot honor of driving in* ;|* i;n,.v. nn their territory, destroying their t.'ew Yoik sltlnra out In Die darknet* while Rally hederked Christina* \ lighted Christmas tree, aug­ llogart over Slarlon Itranihi for vv now and then, rookei lea to imike wrnv for linn*e. ., Yesterday was Rill Brennan's tree sparkle* with lluhli In the lorrjfrouml. The tree Iiji heen drdlmented hy red candle* and red the lop inale actor award. nml draining o ff their feeillntr birthday and it wu* celilirnted ratetl a* a memorial lo Americans who fell In World War II and Korea. Draiillntl pepper berries rarrlcd Should the unit Broadway feel­ pinre", The film nhowed *opie out a holiday theme, a* did the re­ ing persist, Mias Crawford rtand* with u party ut my house on South drulmiKe project* Ihol liail been freshment* of Ig* cream, Individual an excellent rhunce to cop her Sanford Avenue. Attending the nhnmlom'd herniMe the loud hod rake* and mint*, orango Juice rtn<l second Aeudemv Award Her win pitrty were Hill, Kcd Gallagher, Cold Weather moved to he onaiiltnhje f<ir fann­ coffee, Favor* were gay plnsth In Itm fnr "Mildred Pierre’ ’ I* John Manning, my wife Dottle and ing purpose*, hut lh» hlrils' feed- S t a t e r u r i u e r i , *Uppy Birthday to you hlrd", Intended for Chrlstma* Tree regarded a* the most nnpular Ihjr range hml heen effectively d***. (I'nrillulled From 1’atte One) may tlie coming year be award in Hie history of the pre­ •HR ornnm<ffitit Al tln» eonpItiHlon of troyeit, Mr. Fnrrnr "toted Ihnl lie. filled with good luck and happi­ tflnt nl tlie Frovl Wnrnlnit Service the refreshment*, number* were sentation* -M l lim n hi vru rtiitii'.n* Florldn Aodiihon Pop.Inly |,n* ai,r nl l.ukclnml, *iiid IItere was no drawn and the memlior* exchanged Although Ml** Water* 1* rerrg- ness fur you. ii in n i W *I +f»tr«sJ reeded in "living lltree small I*liiuihl ihnl lomaloc* mill oilier ten­ Jim Itill, Walt Hitter, and Ken M in iiiii, i i nting ii stage role, she hn* hren -'Ift*. , . J O tn i jt& X K t lilild" In Imilmi lilver n-i sanctonrThu fiAlMuitifti i'i if* Olson, all of NAAS arc forming a itj-fftl tt> der crop* in the Indian HIvit m t u movie veteran since the early The husband* who bail rnllnd for tel. ft hml heen pliumed to destroy, flu h« *11*11I* lull |lli* •I Mill** tiim had lici'ii Inirl hill It was loo their small dance hand nnd they nre intnlkle day* In adilllion she steal* wive*, were *crvnl refjekh.M !• early lo estlrnnle dnimipi'. the rookeiles there nml use the I* Knriij*i n Mui i*»*f r«n i ment* In the ilen, liy the host. I . "Member of the Wedding'’ even •'Tested in locating about Iwh more Tl u. Li .......... I Id .(Im Intids n* hou*iri|t project", He prilnled out the ilamatte was D, Anderson. Present were: Rev. from such a highly touted actress men ut the hu*e who would lie willj ?n eson je , _ »|M’ HI l* in » Mr*. Iletrel lohl of <lit' Irmihlr ‘ 'eumilliilivi'" (nun iilinusl a week „ru| Mrs I . W. Scott, Rev, and a* Julie llarric ing lo join Hie nrgunlxutlmi. Jim rrlerv g r o w n . In /cllwnnd hove -1( MU nf dull, froil* Hollywood Vnrletv, Hie trade Play* Hu drum*, hen Hie uccorii,Mi*, ,j, M. Thompson, I’rof. And heen having with f(eh| m l . ihl< M 11 Moulds, I’ ulttl Ileach paiier, agree* with Ihl* remirter's mu, mill Walt the pinrm and they 11|il Coiiniy ibtrlciillunil nyeiil. said Mis, |{. R. True, Mr. and Mr* oololoo Fomment* ihe Variety re me looking for two men who play vein. The ruts lilhhle ol the celery III "InIK.,, ruining them for the mnr there wu« ’ ’ not much lull" in Ihe Waller I. I'ipcr, Mr. anil Mra. S. I viewer: Hie lias* fiddle and the nlto *nx. Mu M| r Fveruliidc* lor the mill lo strike, Fowler. Mr*. M II. Rice, Mr*. H. ket. tireul rnncelitrallniiH of **ltliliilM• H Mi "Ftlu-I Water* i* *plcmliil a* the If you are Interested in playing M. Cochran and Mr*. K*ther Hmilli flfl lit Hi hut slime wind ilamace was re­ hnwk", nttrueleiJ hy the fnt* wldeli M M tic-. H. Mr*. It. I). Raker «|unt Negro cook, giving Hie film almost with this newly organised group ported to leuty veuetnlile*. form it large pnrt of llieir *lnplo ■'ulilutft" i 11111■•isole touche* of human warmth you can contact Jim Hill at exten­ with a son who Is stationed at the Its i* Most crop* now urowiiiR in the diet, have ol*o gathered there. In (iitiilfjiiui>r and understandulde emotlun. " sion 220 or Walt R - r d* i'-r!cnivicry. r*h>iti|u — Plun — Kveritlaile* and in tile Sanford Naval Air Station, Jacksonville the fm-nntime, poi*nn hit" heen put r*'|t*rv, Kli*rIdi* Borne observer* see the women's slon 2hft. Another son, It. M. Raker of San­ urea are hardy, atich us lettuce, (>,» out to kill the rut". If the rut* nr" "Laughs From race as strictly between Miss •? : i •»•| l*ii •• *1 I'piil 13 2S celery and cnltlinite Spotty ilatn- ford accompanied her on this trio. HimiIIi and Mi** Harris, with Miss poisoned, will the linwk" he poisonThe Pagl” tt I• III*ft11|lm Friend* of C. F*. Mllsted will he ed too T Mr*. Metre) wondered, nml r.WnnihfiI* Ml I ^11 aRe wn* repot ted to yoiinii hean* interested to hear that he wn* tak­ Booth having Ihe edge. Many of Mr nl.. IlH It-n llcuch " Feathered Oullefrt” whnt happen* to the halnnrc of * irinilfiitl the anmr feel that the two Broad­ 13 tut 3 «u» in tlie i’ompunoltiiyntim Hit ll-Vtf en hy ambulance lo Hoy I’ lnes, way i|uecn* roiihl easily kill thrmurea. nut urr T I.i*lIui’ii, I I* A ( ri«it* 3 h<i 3 f«it Weather forccaAlern said any Friday, when hi* Condition became sulves off In the voting, leaving It wii" derided to hold the next irv |tn<k 11Ik critical. an opening for Miss Waters or mei'tinir In Geneva. A rising vote l.i'iiui-. M 3\.I Ml dumaite to tlie "lute'* multi-mil11*1*11nit •' I* Mr. and Mr*. I'. I). Amlrr«nn at­ Miss Crawford to sprint for pay of tluink" wit* leiidered Mr. Fur- I*«irnlf*y 13 J3.3 Ofl lion dollar crop id oriintic*. Mrapu% l>»i* . TtyiVG CP— One of the flrat two rnr fnr mining from Winter ivrt- «in|ainps Urcfiti |)oi, Mutt || IMM113 fruit and taiiKcrlnua would he licit- tended the ChrDtma* nparnlta, dl rt. WAC S who wlU go tn Korea or I no ” Rho Didn’t Hflleve," at the f.yI'tiipi. K iyr H w I i M u llnr The late Hattie McDaniel wa* nt same Ineonvenlrtiee to hlm«elf Ilittil hlirn regular aulgnmrnt was awarded IHI*, i'rulrt «l 11-3 o« llullilu. man Bchnol, Friday evening. Their the' only Negro to win an Acad Tourists who rxtHTted to take nnd for the beautiful pictures TikiiuMmm M |Ii the Bronie Star for merllorftu* grandchildren, Mona and Donnie emv Award. She won it In into a dip In the surf itenerully stayed »nnwu. Itcfreshmcnta of fruit rake, riTii vn a m ic e at Far East Command Anderson of Maitland hail part* in os nest supporting actress for her Indoor* or rnuuht up on their M rmiKrw. M l rookie" nml ttu'ialan lea were nerv­ headquarter* todav 13 3U role In "(lone With Ihe Wind.’ * f’hrlstmu* shnppinu. Attcmlanco at ed. HI M U Hu* M'Sgl. Corolyn II. Jamei, 2838 Col. and Mra. Wm. K. Hakrr and f irilflfM«, *i I!1 11|.TMl*-3 ft« Troplcnl I’ uik race truck near Mi­ s. w. 18th St., Miami. Fla., re Hi mu*f rii H iuurn iii« Mmk (heir son-in-law nml daughter, Mr, ami was the smallest since It 13. mi Mu Mwkt reived Ihe award for tin K It MM* Milt I *• and Mr*. Wm. H. Kilpatrick of J e t s T o P e r f o r m A t n|M>ned Thank*ulvlnit Day Atffirt*1«if Td K iH c n h o w tT i the G 1 administrative assistant In f.nko Alfred ullcnded the Hank­ -... 'S IK'* tIJS-IJf. A n n i v c r m i r y K i t o n planx nnd operations division. She i l V M I III T ir m nrial'we r T 1T er*' llarbequo Monday. wo* riled for devising "an Invent .1 Huidottl airiti" I .irin rr* Market tAKHUAND cft-FTnil Into the Mr. and Mrs. I.ce Swceley left Vorlln 1>. Durkin, lire head nl nn fnun Ml r* ith. Mfstv If*, In Ml nd. i* Kvcrulmh's section ajinm wu* fore­ Monday K IT T Y DAWK. N. C, US-Three mi* system of processing and fil fnr California where they pi*** i«. 3 . T o ta l AH, lalmr unlun, aa hi* aecrelary Itu* UilKi’M H1IPI»H»H It|iif1«rnl* "If 1 cast for Thursday inornlnu by the will visit her mother for several Air Force Sabre Jets were primed Ing high nriorlly correspondence of labor In Ihe new ndmlnlitrallmi. !,riii|ui«' «tirmuful Hfuul. murlfdl Federal-Stale Frost Warning Kcrvto slap historic Kill Devil Hill with and expedient cmsi-lndcglng pm month*. , uurkln. a Democral, backed Clov. vraiVit'li** slla h tly *1 ronv*r. ice, a triple sonic boom today In ul­ vldlng a chronological hlstorv rel ill* Fred A. Hallard of Washington, H'lufilli’w ii | »» mi K *'1 * * m r*itriii1 * {tdlal K. Stevenson for tha pres- munil k'U"1, nmrhM kM'iiny* Temperatures nre not expectetl tramodern tribute to the birthplace evant to the cense fire armistice D. C. was calling on friend* Wed­ Idencv nevotlstlons in Kores." to be <|ullo so low as the two pro* of aviation. Dnrkln polled on Klaanhower ye* Sgt, James, who also holds the ceding mornlnas, the Weather Hu nesday, It will he remambered (hat An F88 speed run arms* the he and Mr*. Hallard and their two lerday ami told reporter* he still rcau said No frost danger ' historic site of man * llrst powered Army Cotntnondjtlon MedsJ. will daughter*, Bally and Molly, occu­ wanU to pet loaeUter wllh Toll Howmun Ashe; Miami seen Friday ami Saturday. i flight alto was on the program leave Thursday for assignment In pier the A. N. Heott house duhlng I ft* the ceremony celebrating the Gen. James A. Van Fleet's Eighth lo talk over the noialblllly of The morning bulletin: World War II, when aa l.t. Hallard University Head, Dies Forecast for Peninsular Florida he aorved aa Operation* Officer 40ih anniversary of the Wright Army Headquarters. The other law. Durkin said he hope* to ar________ ______ Jay morr itornlng ng. brothers’ takeoff In thdr flying WAC assigned to Korea la CpI Loulso M. Farrell, Billings, Mont. dl- when NA8, Hanford was comntfa- I machine nt 31 mile* per hour. MIAMI Of—All acUvItl?* at the —Not quite so cold. Homo clnudl sloned and wae later, Kxeeutlvo E 3 ight I The aonlc boom, an atmospheric Univm ity n( Miami wcre ailipend- ness with high thin clouds. Llghl Officer there. phenomenon, gets Ita name from cd twlny out nf rcancct to llr. winds wllh periods nf calm, ten Mr. and Mr*. Kvcrett Dig ami the two defeaning reports heard and when It drop* beBowman F. A*hc, only prealden dcncy to north easterly toward two aona. Michael and Htephsn of 'when a plane exceeds the ir**'1 the university evnr had, who died morning. wea Holly Hill, were the Tempgraturca on high ground Tuesday nf it cerebral hemnrrhase. ew preildenl A I .......... .. lew pre*Ulent of Uio A»xT Hrdedy Aahe, who wae had,J in con will lie eoven degree* warmer than Uists of her parents, Pro temperature* In low ground looa* Ira. R. E. True. Coral fined tn floctore Hospital ho -attf- Ilona, lowest temperatures will Gables since Nov. 7 when whfo «*s, fered what physician* termed a occur btl'ivren S anq 8 a.m„ moat of the frost melting before *un< with patehei of light frost In the "modeready severe cerchral aci rise. tnttckland*. J u v e n ile C o u r t cliient." !* T__ - r , . turns for the Lowest temperatu Everglades District—35 to 40 egHe nppenred lo be recavcrlmj colder locations Thursday morn­ 81 cnldeit places, scattered Rcauty. . . pride at ownership. , , peace ct mind. . . foei coet ff’ontinned From | ’i,« One) when he tniffered n second cerebral ing: m t. youlhii tnvolvcNl In thp cufn wf/Q per year of service—any yay you look at It, a Barrett shingle Gainesville, Upper East Coast. Lower East Coeat District — auapendud for vurlrtu" IfnUtha Uf ' T f e ' j ^ ^ S c u t l v e vice Orlsodo, and north portion of titne hy Juiltro fttenitrom. president of the university, who Brookivlllo District--33 to M. pock­ i above 43 near the ccaait and II to AI"80 41 away from the coast. V hut" in rhargp stnro Ashe'e ao, scattered frost. Forecast »*< for Tkureday— Partly Only the finest mattriaR oo tote W f l t t EUnglee. Todgh, m first stroke, will remiln Indeilnllo- et!Rldgo CARTOON and Bartow Dlstrlrta and cl and slightly warmer. ^ iy ^ t tne helm, unlv<r«lty trustees south portion hefty rag M t...setu m ej with M^Uth until they'rg ee enster- " of BraokavlU Brookivllle Dis­ temperature outlook — ij---- M p _ r rvpmcivn AND 8RLECT8D tn to IS, 38, acaliered scattered light proof aa • slicker...then cctgltgsfy eonor-coatad with Ashe hsd been president of the trict—33 tlrlv.r'* license*," Judge Htenstrum frost university since it* opening In 1921 pointed out, . SHORTS ftre-reelstant mineral granules ln attnetirt colors and blendo. Weit Coast Dlitrlet—temj “A restricted driver*! license tnturn ranging from 34 at ^ And lorrett shlnglea are designed to go 8* I Hllc* a young peraon, between the tody of the 8tate Welfare Hoard. to 37 at Ellentnn to 40 at !(«>■, thus saving appUcgtion time and eqM. Another single ctjid dealt with a patches of light frost. 0/ 14 ?nV ,•? W w te daytime ana with *omo violation of the stat* game law*. Indian Rlveh Dttarict—38 to 40 g ib Hie cat who poiaceiee a Come sm our complete liny. Wide , •-»»* <1*7,1 operator'* or choke efetylae, polore, blende, pries®, ■" the Judge exlXBd * Ilf VmaiNIA P. ANDIMSON CAMtk with a FUTURE! Naturalist Notes S Blazing Adventure m r n jm i mWWlCHE mas i su n Minmi WAC Kerelvt'H Bronze $tar Medal : : £ t T " "',r r K f m m m mmfm I.AST TIMES TONIUHT Legal Notice Which — dealt with t o r t afore CHEF’S SPEWAI. 8 A BOWL o r REAL HOME MADE • c n e rasE c c * *0 f Pt a sty SANDWICH DAILY • CHOICE OP COPPES OR THA :. am eald, wae i f f ;. m THURSDAY ft FRIDAY! HOME MADE PIES DAILY ^ C C r~ 1748 ' R f c l l — ALSO — NEWS - CARTOON and SHORT* CALL T !t t t t i i t t K * D IM * w FOR SUDDEN S1RVIC1 r m �•r Li. i ill New and Used Instruments .• i n i ' m i l t i T r i l A l . l i Weal Dec. lO T 17 All I ratlin; V Repair* anil Utvnnililinnini> llukur’n Mimic;:I Instrument Shop MO I C ed ar V a rn a* M u nir H I!* I Tse HERALD WANT ADS MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING ~ TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE 1 ttiiir |»'| llnr liivrr Ilia** i Mmip* lM«’ (M"r lilil* il i i f l 1lit I* t| rI im •** per 'liir ilHl'Mllifl Jil t'Hir* Hi- )ief 1*Mr liioerMnn *. I'M H up for I n i r l i i uni r«< t I H r « iird« i*i i hr llnr. O**»*»*Ir IlH ir I ,»r Minrl, I*n, p « n |»« CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T ELEP H O N ES IliHim llll S.i'if. nl IS O nntl 11171 Vtlnnlir N iili.um l Malik II.nl.Pm.' 1 le 111 It •» tblit'I >inHi E l* i \ 11: \ M u m v i m i i i i i : m i *i \ s Ilf Mil \ •,111 a lull I Ii lill llll la Mu' %*111 hr \,i. i t*irr ih f I plt-[ihnni. ^ f f f f f t t *i i mi *i a in •iiiififf K i nit t titiKtp i« lit | iff i f-lr ii Immip Ihmi I*. In f **I iif ii |iii (M« iii'tiiMt fttoilii | (mi I»m i i f h r r l l i r r U M|H-t|p,i |„ |llM l,r * lit ..f.lr. far «i« ... ,fH *f l«r» l |Mif«|(ilr « f. i |i f ••••If» it* ImmnlliMrlt 1 11*m** rf 1*'t ***■m u fa 11*|,ir ,1 W niiritif fir t r*|tiiit*i |t(r «»,, *»»*#«r *ftitii «*cir <1ift« «it r r, f i in%n I •****,. .FLASH (•(MIMIN' anil hlne ndventtircs In spare ;-------- ...TOU THINK s me WAX HUMID ^ a l l t h a t 5 m c '. c ) not to use m e I »# M l N O S CORNUCOPIAK j c a u s o f e r neN tT) t q e x c e s s / J ^ Itv Dan liar l l . l . A N t til It apart ntrht i a i i t ItM s lIK Ii Mammli.i Iti,M, I Ii i ll n il , ;, a ll Si 1 l H N tS Itftl a H. i iim a I llv I'.tin Strike* I ' P"J!> •if t L » « l a l l "Art T' . m l US W 5 'an '» l*'» I n 'iM I* Ml 1 0 8 1 I H H <->< It I j ----- — f Mil y lit. Al tl V . 1 • ‘ 1 . 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M in im M*'.u h flu tV I.O fS M s 1 ifelirne Vluiiiiniiin INee 1 1 i m ale s I ’ree lii- l a ll a ln a i i 1 I• Illume | l"a I ’m m lm • 1 inf- 1 Ip . VV I n I I l i l t . I l l V I I I I a p u ll.................Hi "nt el l Ii e I ► II 1Hi ll Mt I* iln H a plume H a l ni Sa n fm il H I.' V\ sunn si,., i .,|„| I. S p i l l AIM'I. S I ! HV H It I line ami lUiln nnle ami l ‘e i I1I1/11 Plum" l.lll.l \ l Diivnl f 1 a rp i ail* 1 . I'm It I 1 I * t M l l.|i| I ,111 4 t il I' iiii 1' 11 tli ia I. M i l | i s | | l t l | | i p \ | K VI.t I'rli I 11 i - k I iu k I* 1 in Ii , . ami li.il 1 . 1, .n 1 n \| | 11 ........ I |t \ M. < M Ilf! I l l |-» I \l I I I I..Uni ip 11 ti |■all s in s ! V M I V P |l | ! ’ l | l \ I H \ l | s V H N I I II •.'« *li D »•» . 1 , 11(1 111, It M mk I . I' I I llllll .'a:' I -•mill* ' 11,1 St l.l .1. I If K f A l . K N I A I i : W A N T III* — I In Inly a lake fruill limue VV'h.il liaVD you In nffer? Cull SEM I.N C H .i: H C A I . T V I ' l f O N l: v; l . l NI II \ l I n M I M i I tilt I Inn . ill's VII U 1*1 K in ei 11 sill,. -nnt V illi f i l l s 1*n,it ,1 III f i l l I I III M»\ I H I ' ll , \i" I 'l l At, Nurse ile siie s mil'' iiii ; anil P.iliv -il li m ; Nurse I'linne IIM** VV I*I.ANT'S IT>|( S V I . I . 1 atiliaih-, l.iTtaee, l.seal'ule 11 eni' Iflntun VV. sl Side I'linne l.l.'l V\ A l t r i n . f S f o i l H A I.H -A C H I U S T .M A S O l f T S - New anil use'll seivlm; m a t h ln r s . T e r m s .121 K f i r s t Sl . Minin' I1121 111 W illiam Itltt —IV IJ — A IT T P M lilU l i : s In m Ml A l l . f i t s l N l ' S l u . t- e 'I'llll l I ’M I V SV I.I, lll'iil 1'imliac. A 1 i-nii Sahliii'il established V ery <1i(ion I'rli ale i . v u c i SH.Milm L'mid Pn -ln ess l . n i n u ip iiirle m il I'l'itne UPS .1 b elli fe n I 'si and 7 mi p ni desired K k ie lle n l Im man and Wife I i m .pet ale f u r details write p u . M ercury 1 Inb I'uupe .v Him l l n \ H A S . e 11 Herald I T i m n u l h S ri la 11 f a l l nr rulin' K A H N iliKMHi nr mure per infiiilh by and make id ler d a n d e r s . xv.i addressim; e nielupes 111 spare C a ta lin a U r i l " . Minin' I f 17 -VV lim e al hem e bv hand or lytie N K W IT .U O IIS fuirfared In per fecTinil. Old flunri m ade like f o i l S A L K : K. f Vlaek .(•» Inn new1 f l n is h in i!, d e n n ln d and W. iumi miles. A I in nd iU m i I’ hune 1 Vi nxlim, ..!■ .. portable power plant i HH 200:1 Winler I'nrk ?s"if, w ssu xs,'. a s 1 it 777;..ih.i.i»; I, L S I I . L - - M aim T e c h n ic ia n . Minim till-IV . Itimlo 1 , Sanford, LAWN MOWERS sharpened. eyeb's repaired. l i. 4 th St. Ww*WFrF|Tlr 1WWT T ftnolly falurm kom*. Without hit r*lml**r ho will noLht oWo t« bring all lhatt wondtrful toy* to rimrvlflf thlldran. It will b* a tad Ctotoma* Day kW*«dT fTo IT I* CMlMudfl II I'liiuie VV* Ani H VV I s n v l t i d i m , i n s i | | a 1**1 a t" in a Mail 1 1,1 sell 1 Iai the ila - s iliia l n il el llsitll. '* p.ii I ni* ni "I llll M M 1 'll 11 a tn 11. s 1 • ill 111- II VI 1 1 | I a e it , Iln 11 nt ,11* anal in 11 l'l,*- lia e In * l ; . , i 1. 1 iiiaii , 1 V III P " , ha . "I P I. M -t il Sl "I i ,k I la P ," I 1 .1 "M 1 IH , m, , 1," 1 "ml 11.,n i i ,-1 , 1,1 t' "I ' ''I I " ..............I' I I H sp I la , 11 a II, I I, I'll tin I 1 \\t r 1 ■’ 1 i* *■ I • , • <|»« I 1 f. r \ ! I . 1 t . *■ . . >. * ................. \ . M,i «•« I. -- ti ni ■% Ui i •• if .'ii i*M l.f » » h » I • III Ni ini ill , Vt.- , VV.ni ' i l n t .me 1.1 » • *« 1-e M u He 111 1v •' 1f r f , in 1* i/ee 11 1 . mi I pp l l V'.i e .'I 1 ... I . ml....... .1 '♦ ' m. . .. '.'ll 1 ;.-i »«t.» t . l l >l> \M» s* it i .« >• t . N|| I.U\ I lin iii i **l .«» * .1 N il. • ! ti!. . ' . H \ I I I I l( H I .•III 11*1 I 1 n| n| 1 il l ! 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Call Mule & Reel Ified Car* Icry Service. vTce. rSanford Avcnlie ami 2nd Street. .Second and Sanford HOLLOWAY’S IN ORLANDO S AV E 1 r TO IT Ui ■ • *fi'i* I hL \f A IK I .h|iiurn An AA ,•i l inu Huns , . . VV e i s l S lin k s III Vll ( < iili.il l . . No S i . l . - l i l u l l u t e I be l a i n j A mas S p ir its In lnrida. I ait] nor I n The Gilt lie Will Not Return S C O T T IS H C K Ii.lM IMPORTED Scotch 4 ‘M - 5th �” B/ .V J? - »’#\ ^ -i•' V> *; ' * ' , s ' . / Jones Scores 2 8 A s Oviedo Crushes Clermont, 66*31 __ , ____ - -----^ flashy Senior Seta Tw o-Y ear •County Scoring: Mark For Gume Performance Collegiate F i v e Is OVIEDO - (Special) Johnny Odds On Favorite J3hm uHHiing hl« hrlllinnl oneIn Clash At SHS lietided pusher* and fast breaking lay-up* *et a two-year Lnxki-Htnli Starting At 7:*‘I0 record In Seminole County by ------ - ~ - * ■ ‘ •■ :■ "' * ------------------------- ---------------------------------- Sanford N avy “ Savages” Face Rollins Tar Quintet Here Tonight ehumlnx the net* for 28 point* pacing the Oviedo Lion ipilntrl to a lop-aided 00-31 triumph over Clermont here ]«it night. - The flashy *enior, who play* an equally brilliant hanrhall Same fur the Lion* In the apritix, Worked with Hilly Meek and Sta­ ten under the boa*<l* to control the rebound* In Oviedo'* first Victory of the Infant eumpalan. Meek poured In in point* for the winner* in rank second In oeorlnr for the K*me, Clermont'* Charlie Johnson bucketed 13 markera to top the lover* effort. ''-T h e Ovledoan* broke fa*t, MMhvf up a 20-3 martin in tie 1stkill period on the arorlng tMaee of June*, Meek and Hob Wspalon. The l .Ion* held a romfoilable 33S . bulge at the Inturirikdon and f*nt on to pu*h their Icn-I to 6221 try the third period. It was thu First win In two game* for the Ltoaa who wero defeated by Edgewater only lint Friday night by s M-iA count In OrlandoH It Proved to be a big night for the Jane* family and Oviedo a* thel-lona girl* five alapped on I tt-11 defeat war the Clermont female* with Kaye June* hitting tm II marker* or over threefourth* of the winning point*, hay* I* Johnny Jose*' *T*ter, Another Jones, Shirley, no re­ lation to Clermont's Charllo, wa* tho^ high scorer for the losing I If K HANFMItl) flF.ltALII I Page M Wed. Dec. 17, IW»| CHAMP OF CHAMPIONS - - By Alan Mover Seabreeze Drubs New Smyrna Five In 79-33 Triumph Archie Moore To Fight Maxim For Light Heavy Title Sanford villi have it* first glimpte of big lime Imskrtbull tonight when the "Siivngca" of the Haofunl Navv Photography Ki|uuilron clash with tin highly tooted Hull in* College five ot the 3b* - Year-Old Finally Seinlnoh- High School gymtnidiuiinuilltoriuio tonight It ginning ’>1 Earns Chance For 7i3li p.m. Championship Bout Ihr “ Sai age*" a III nirr) a good 2-1 rrcord Inlo Ihi* eve­ ning'* encounter holding a flr*l sr. LOUIS ,r-OI(l mnn Arehlc plats tie in the Orlando com­ Mtaire. fulfilling a vimlhful ainhlmercial rare rirclut. liim nt .16. ends a lOycnr trull tn Couched hy Dm. J, W. Olson. the ('lininplonshl|i ring tonight in Dnvtona Reach, und I,I. It. It III* 1.Vround title m-run with Light Wood, Miami, the VJ-62 "Savage-." llr-uvywelghf (,'hamp Joey Maxim. This I* n chance of a lifetime will la* gunning for win number for Moore, mid II almoxl took the three of the season, Kuillcr the sailor* Iron need Ho- SI. lustl* Negro a lifetime to gain queinorc Motor uuilrt-'t of Orlnndo, It. For nlmost a decade Archie 1)7-37, und NA 18 of IIip local air has horn brushed off hy light station, 01-29. The ooe lust •llffar­ heavyweight champions, a :.nd fate t'd by Hie Siivngi'- wa* ul Ho­ for un IH year-old beginner who llands of tho KU-t-uo JV*t 51-47, hail planned to get a tlllo chuiue oml retire at 2.1 In a dose duel. Drsplle Ihe lime log, now Hud f P A ,S *' Th* llollln* Tar* sill rarr> u L Z A H Y 2-1 record Into this evening'* Moore liu* the opiwirtonlty he's fray, holding a triumph over favored to take Ihe 173-pouml C C '.'^ .t r s P J> crown from Maxim, a SO-ynar-o'd usually poarrful Tampa and gent from t.'lovL-lund. Thn whl* Florida Southern, while falling / ' c r *.<,• & give Moore the edge at B-S, but once to Stetson's giants. '2A t? COACH )/. probably vary to close to According to Navy official* Hie they’ll even until the two men enter the game will be oprn to the public ring fre» of charge. Everyone H cor­ A crowd of about 14,000 fan* is dially Invited for ihit evening'* expected tn pav about tSVOOU to contest, they added. see the International iloxlng (Tull's CALLSt> The Photographic Suumlroo is attraction at the arena. The U • «. ,,Vy,d A / p *T /o CHAMP commanded by Conidr. Jefferson CST tit) p.m. K8T bout will OP WAR* AT eoUPH • Kennedy Jr. of Winter Park, for- telecast and liroudcu*t nulfo p e tto fPAHK trott 7 8 , to e-T H Tho Ovlt-doan* victory wa* not nirr football, basketball, and ten­ over t’HK with only thu St t.o CtAM PtOtef A HO r / g o B -H t Without * o ru a dUunpolotment nis star at Hollins. nrea blacked out THr/BiW# BeAr as. c Pre-game dope*ter* plrk Hol­ however, liig center Walter Dmlu HAP y HAr/OAlAL Mnnr than 160,000 In rccelplOKLAHOMA AHO 7£XAG.CM4MP& CHAMP/OttG* sprained hi* ankln during the pr*'- lins h) 2.* point*, though mu*I lieen Iced away already, and i o p T M tip c o K p e P e n c P ^ , — r iame warm up and was aldi-liio-d bund Irapper* are rehiclanl In was enough to establish u new .A. PVPCH/f. p/a to c o -H o io e p , a v o or the entire game. The full ex­ give more than 12 point* to (he Louis record. ? e o P/HH, t v / i e A s u r w/n h h p . ' J tent of Duds’* Injury wn* not Im­ *tallor*. To Hull expected Wo.las) haul i mediately ascertained and he may The ItollliM-Kunfortl Navy VJ-II2 you probably cun safclv add u 1 Dvl.ital,, 11 (S, v -n » bo Out of action rur several unmet. game lit the first In a aeries of minimum of 250.000 to the purse ' Ihid*'* to** will bo greatly felt cage conteat* to tie rdno-'-l -ill tho That rr|ircsetila the rudio-TV spon­ by the l.lon*. since the big re- Incut court Ihi* season. During tho sor'* rt'iuirlcd purchase price for Wind specialist wa* tha No. 2 game n meeting of the Fast Flor­ the air rights iterer and hold the hope* for the ida Conference ufflcinls will InMaxim has been guaranteed Ovlcdoan* under Ih* board*. tuking pluce in the lunch room almut $75,000 in making hi* third Johnny Jonn* oow haa scored IT inim.'.liHtely below- the gymnasium defense of the world titlo ho took MIAMI (A) — Football players OAINKSVILLE -T h e Uni­ lnts In two game* to pace all court. fro- 1 U.igluml'v Freddie Mills In from the North and South began versity of Florida lias nine more fnlnole County prep scorer*, AH-cooference fm.thsli aelec- IBM. arriving today In start workouts prospect* for Its 11)53 football team. holding a robunt 2.1.fi point averngi Hut thu tact he'll receive onlv a for the annual Mnhl Shrine Tem­ lion* will he made while Hanford The University said Tuesday r game. I.uat year (lerahl Cov* and I*. K. Yonte'* title claim* token payment doesn't bother ple charity all-star game In the night the following high schmil ath­ gton of Sanfaitl scored 22 pointt will be Nettled, Utile changes and Moore, who Insists. "The tnxln Orange Row I Christmas night. lete.* hud applied tor scholarships: fur IHo ncmom'* Ih**1 inirN* Knimt * -Inllsl Ira I dejmrtmrnt mi) be |thing Is that I'm finullv getting First practice will be culled Hobby Uranium, Lakeland half­ Kory by u player In Rend nolo farmed In Inlegrate Ihr Imieely my shot t know I cun lieal him. Thursday with Iwon-iluy drills back; Joe Crlner. quarterback County, I’m going to knock him out." organised KFC. scheduled to start Yrlday. Eight­ from Osceola High, Kissimmee; Maxim retorts: Tile Heminuln High varaily nml een players on each squad were Kuye Green, fullback and line­ In t-.nlght'a tune dash the Na­ Junior varsity quintet* play Kdgv- vy will bo bunking on It* iUr "I'm Ihr rhanip nml I'll still to* due io check in at Miami Reach backer at Ocala; Larry We*iey, water In Orlando Friday night. the cliainpion when thu fight’s hotel* today with others coming Femamllna Hearn offensive half­ wiring threat Joe Mulaclilch. over " Clermont (31) back snd defensive end: John nar­ In Thursday. Ft! FT T North Couch Rtu Holcomb of row, Drlrny Reach offrnslvo and Johnson 3 Purdue will have 26 men on his defensive end at Georgia Military nquud, with the last-minute addi­ Arudeniy; and from Jacksonville I fe S ' II tion of Chuck llren of Northwest Hlehnril Cromwell, offensive taekBy DAYLK TALBOT ll** Fort II ern, Hie lllg Ten's leading srorer. jle and offensive end; Tommy >Jena* ilrcn Inn) been Invited earllur I’olrie. defensive guard; Larry 13 -SYDNKV. Aiialrulin tjv — Tht* haphetd 4 country has Just rccclvcil concrete NEW YORK b f^ llc k Uniat, who but when his acceptance wn* not Adams, offensive end and defnlardati 0 evidence Its young tennis Idol, Hies to loin the Fort Waynn Pistons received, Holcomb Invited another *lve linebacker, ami Ruddy Page, Total* 31 ►rank Sedgman. Intends lo turn for Htelr iiriifuakhmal buakclbul) player. Hrcn's uccetdonce liml b alflwit-k lit into (66) profession*! in about two weeks games, I* up Cromwell .mil Pelrle played for 0| In the air eourrrninu Andrew Jnrkson. Adam* und 1’ iigu FU FT T and It I* taking Hie blow hard. hlva future iilaus. plans. Hut the 27-year 27 year oh) IIA.SKLTHALI. ft EXULTS 1. Joil«/i for liuncan Fleicher at Jackson­ 13 2 2H Most fans linrl reailied suitie- PI* gruvtti ru»ltf p lihhdirsoreloIhlvtlMi* College Meek i! I III hlng of the sort was In Hut wind i’ltlshnri'h airgh shortstop tipllavc* til* Tampa 77 Central College i Mo I .Mi ville Reach Slaton I I 3 but they hadn't really believed It upcoming ",nK. Iwo • year sllnl In the High School Shafer until they read and heard excited arm will help him imiku up his Palm l 0 Reach 56 St. Anns II Vl))'0 I 0 H announcements that Sedgman had mini} Pompano Reach M Vero Reach 32 been ... . delayed in . Ihe . mail and Wheaton IJrnat made his New York pro­ Homestead 63 Gcsu of Miami 33. Nhrlne official* and coaches agreed » 3 U obtained permission from Incuinu To Inin tax offlclats to leave tile country fessional cage debut Inst night and Mluml Itluh OH Itcd!nml 36 to let him [day 2b 10 lit) Clermont scored IH [mints a* the Platans Jacksonville Jackson 31 P 3 D 1) 10 ill early in January. The Mouth, umler Miami Conrh Oviedo .. One Sydney dally splashed two tousled to an easy 05-61 victory 20 13 10 14-00 Andy Gustafson, ussisled by Jim Yonue (Gainusville) Id huge words across the top of Its over the Philadelphia Warriors. Kellcrllnus (St Augustine) 30 Lnn Tatum of Maryland and George rib front pugo. They merely said: "I don't really know whether .Sauer ot Baylor, will have 25 play­ don of Jacksonville 47 tennis Shock." And even u day I'll play baseball or basketball aft­ Jackaonvllle Reach 41) Jnckiou- er* Doleoinl) will be assisted by aler the story stilt h the first er I come mil of service," Onvnt Weslev Fester ot Minnesota. Huff vlltc Tecli 32 thing that hits the rye. said. "I'd like tn play both but it Cross City 56 Mayo 12 Donticlll of Boston nml Red SonIt would lie difficult for llio may Ih- loo much of a strain." tiers of UCLA Lake Itidier 53 .Melrose ;ui average American sports fan to Dick, who batted .264 In 05 gomes Macclntny 57 Y'ulee 32 understand the public cummnlion for the Pirates last season, still FHU STAR City 61 ,xt, Joseph (St. over a mero tennis player. Hut attends Duke University but he Crescent TALLAHASSEE _i^i _ Earl Augustine) 20 DALLAS, T*x, W1 ~ Southwest ho might experience a fairly slm- ex|>ecta lo be drafted Into the army Fcrnandlna 62 Camden (WoiMlhlne, O’Neal, senior offensive guard Conference bsikelhall team* main- * ! r **n*alJon If Hocky Marciano sometime In February. from Valdosta, Ga,, tmtay has the (ia.) 43 The six-foot fireball, who set an Perry 6U Florida High (Tallahas­ llatfour Award as Florida Stale Ulned their two-to-ona margin over abandoned hi* heavyweight title Moconfarance cage rival* today or the Yankee! announced they all-tlnio collegiate scoring record University’s most valuable player see) 14 |UWr ^taking two of three games were turning their itudluni Into with Duke during Ihe 1030-31 sen- Seabreete 79 New Smyrna Roach of 1332. a brer garden. son, cIukscs the pro game much lit* selection by other member* 33 Probably one reason Aussie fun* lougbor than college com put iIInn It took final minute uction, but of Ihe Seminole siiuml was an­ ............... . -■. ___1 M U 1 Winter Park 40 Wildwood 41 ! w » A f M look a oo-ss victory and official* hid not taken earlier i„ Ui!m,*11,nCi > 1..1. ? ‘K, r wli *73,00° Jefferson 39 Lakeland W nounced Tuesday nlghl. over Trinity University of Han An­ rumor* about Kcdgman too serious- to Join tni I Irales Inst June. Harlow 73 Wauchula 36 * ct they I tonio and Arkansas beat Missouri, Largo U.1 lire aster Tech 51 ------ ,--..j)g they •ML with a lait-iecnml field goal. Utl Clermont 31 HI of Itrflil, seven raced at Hialeah. Oviedo utl along without hlip. -.Only Texas ChrlnHan University, Tltuivlllo 49 SI. IT They were Hull l.i-a, Heliopolis, Tltuavllto St. Cloud 47 playing far afield In Peoria, 111., ------------------------ Illue Sword*. Attention, Easy l w * t The defending champion ALL-CITY Mon, War Relic und War Admlrw r a fd Frog* bowed, W TO, before TALLAIIASSKB Lfl - Tommy »l. Bradley UtuveriUy. Price, an all-city end ot Miami ------- *---------------p g y ooe of the tpp tan In this Jackson high kchuol tht* season, Qunrturlmck lloldiy laiyhn and haa accepted n Florida State Uni- halfback Ooak Walker of the vor*lty football icholanhlp for Detroit Lion* were alio teamnaxt year, the University said to- mate* on the Highland (Texas) day. High School team. i J North-South Tea mu Gators Sijcn 1) More AHHemble For Game Gridiron Prospects K K Sports Roundup i Groat To Play For Wayne Cager* Southwest League Cagera Hold 2-1 Margin Over Foes DAYTONA REACH (Mpvebil) — Menbrc***e lligh-Mchuol quintet, winner* (if the East Florida Con­ ference cage title for the past four year* und .stale "A " champion* In three of those season*, served mi­ llet- on Hu- league iignln tills year, gilling o ff to u spectacular be­ ginning. by drubbing New Smyrna llrnch, 7P-33, here la.d nlgiit. With three reluming tsltrrmen. Hill Hrnaer. Don Dunkle and Hob Rlrhlnt*. Ihe Hand Crsbn ixj*led a 190 martin at ths and of the first period, add­ ing 19 more points In Ihe second Mania to conclude Ihe Initial half with a commanding 31-13 lend. Thereafter the New Smyrna de­ fenses were pulverised In tho final two quarter* a* the Crabs ran rampant swishing the cord* for 45 more markers while limiting the Harracudns to lust 18 tulMc*. Richards' 19 points wa* the individual high total for Ihe winner* though the scoring wa* spread out among Ihe nine play* era Coach Joe Nelson empftqed In keeping the score "down." John Ht, John wn* the Mg scurer for the loners with It markers. New Smyrna's Billy Carr, giant center, wu* unable to play because of nn Illness. The Barracudas sorely needed the rebounding and scoring punch usually provided by thu lanky Carr, Seabreete 39 G Renner 6 Scott Cherry I Rogers 6 Taylor l Duukel 3 Lloyd, W. l Richards 0 Lloyd, it. 0 Tol ratals 29 New Smyrna U. 33 G Ht. John Johnson Mallory Wilson Phillips Davis Brown Morey Totals Henbreeie .... New Mmyrnu Florida Gridders Resume Practice For lnt Bowl Tilt GAINESVILLE in - Florida's football team goes back to Hie practice field today to get ready fur the school's first bowl appeurnnre—In the Gator Bowl against Tulsa Jon. J. After thoy wound up a 7-3 sea­ son by trimming Kentucky Dee U. the Florida players got n brief rest. Thsy are likely to have dully sessions, except for one or two days off at Christmas. Rick Casurcs, the rugged Gator fullback, hasn't rested though. Hu umped right Into tho varsity busetball lineup and scuruil well In three opening gomes, ensures probably will plov basketball ilnst Mississippi State here Fri­ against day night, then concentrate on football unlit the first of the year. Coach Bob Woodruff plans to lake 111* bowl squad to t'unU* Veilra Beach, ocranfronl resort 25 miles from Jacksonville, Dec. 29. They will wind up practice seaalons there and go into Jackson­ ville Just before game time. The Gator Bowl game will close out the collego football career of 18 senlora, Including seven backs who have advanced the ball near­ ly throe mile* tn three ictiona. Papa Halt, biggest gainer of the seven, haa !,4o8 yard*. Buford loing, high scorer for the group with 108 point*, la second in dis­ tance with 1,141 yard*. The other* are Jack Nichols 1,948 yard*; Sam Oosterhoudt 936: Reed Quinn 263; Ken Summer 81 and Kent Steven* 10. t Jackie Robinson Will Not Make Any More Criticism Of Yankees By JOE REinil.EK NEW YORK ijv—.tackle Robin■on, wilt) recently stilted In a Id i­ vision Interview [hat the New York Yankee front office was agaln*l the hiring of Negro player*, will not make any such criticism* henceforth Tho brilliant Brooklyn second baseman will refrain from refer­ ring lo the absence or presence of Negro ball players in the major league.* as long us lie remains In baseball. A suspicion that Itohinstm had been silenced un order* of higher up* stemmed from Commlssltdier Ford Frick's reply to a iniesllon whether he had tllscuKird the mat­ ter with J nek lo. "I prefer not UVdiscu** the mat­ ter," answered Frick "It has been handled " ip! Stan Muslal of Hie SI. land* Cardi­ nals was Ihe highest salaried . er In 1952, it I* now revealed. he major leagues' homo rim king drew $t*).0<)0 Iasi year. SIO.issi more than Muslal earned with the Redbird*. The 190,000 figure eume to light when a Plrale spokesman, discus­ sing the elub. remarked: "Klner wasn’t a SPo.OMi ball pincr last year and I think he knows it a* well us we do. I have a Inmch he's prepared to take n cut bol I don’t know whether ho'tl ac­ cept Ihe full 25 per crnl." There will be no austerity pav gram ul the Phlludelpldu ITilllnV training cutup iu Clearwater. Flu., this spring. Manager Steve O'Neill told tne writer in 1'hocnlx. Art*., lust week Hint lie planned In erase ull the "don't” and "slioll nut" rule* which were Imposed upon the player* by Eddie Sawyer, for­ mer I'hll pilot, Inst year"The players will be allowed to bring their wive* and families to camp." said O'Neill "They will be pei'mllted tn swim, piny golf. cnnW fish amt relax on tne beach If th ^ wish." 1/ An nifritiokctl pitching record was set by Preacher Hue this past season when tho Brooklyn south­ paw turned In a won and lost rec­ ord of 11-2. This mark coupled wllh his 22 3 murk of 1991. gave the veteran tho pn*t Iwo-sekspn pitch­ ing percentage In miidcru baseball line’s overall .13-5 for a percentage of HG8 luppeil tho previous i » A of 59H 8U ‘ *L*I|y Ll‘ ‘ Grove 39 11 for B U7 set hy of Ihe Philadelphia Athletic*. Grove hail a 28 5 mark In .......1930 . and fof lowed with u 31-4 reco coroLIn iP31. Rumored Race Track SFC Will Hold Cage Tourney Feb. 26-28 Is Called Premature TAMI'A '.n-rtie South’ Florldu JACKSONVILLE UM-W Ellis Gllmoiir, head of u group of New Confvrcnco will hold lla annual Y’ork spur!*men reported planning basketball tournament la PR4| •“ to build a harness rule track near city Feb. 26-28 Jesuit High Schnol will be host here, say* the rrport 1* prema­ for the truck meet In Tamj)a April ture. "There's nothing definite right 25. Ihe tennis ami golf ton run now," said Glliuour. n Glens Fall*. mcnls are sef for March 26-28 In N. Y., uutiimobile dealer and first Winter Haven and the - league president of (he Saratoga, N Y.. swimming meet for Ft. Mycr* Race way Hr suld he came In May 2. Florida for the funeral of Hub The top haiebull team* of the Gordon, Duval County commis­ Southern and Northern divisions sioner who died recently. will play one game for the SFC Gilmour suld no contract has championship at a time and place been let for huifdlm, the proposed lo lie fixed later. £ track In St. Johns County between Officers elected ul u Hireling here and 8t. Augustine. Hut he here: Joel Evers, Wauchula. pres­ Indicated negotiations are in prog­ ident; Ulll Fenglr, Cleans atei. ress with u contriietur. vice prrsldenl; and Vrrno Duller. Associates In the deal ure re­ ported to lie Irving Woodlln, Sche­ Bartow, secretary-treasurer. nectady: Hus* Carpenter. Chester; t SCORES M ' £ Dr. William ttcsrk, Johnstown; BARTOW tft->BIIIy Mooneyhain. and Willard J. Grande, Saratoga. The track wmild be built on Hie Ilnrtnw'* all arminn star, scored site of the former running track 46 points Tuesday night a* Rnrknown first ns Keeney Park and tow High trounced Wnucliuln 7536 His total wa* believed to be u later St. Johns I’ nrk Florida now has no harness rul­ Sindh Florida Confercncu recor^ ing with parimutuel betting. Ind a permit has been granted by t*H> V » M N N N N N M a N liK M K N Stale Racing Commission nn'd St. John* Countv voters approved n referendum for fhr proposed track. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL The Unlvor*Uy of Florida foutI'ii 11 team used 15 hull carrier* ill their first four gume* nml t" different Gutors scored points. J'w-ki-v llumilil Nadi wn* the I-tillin'- stake* winner ilurinir tho M*32 Deluwnri* I'litk meeting. The CHiiailliin veteran won three Rtnkes worth a total of $63,325. Please WmjWs, 5v -- Johnson 8L ,111 SlUtf OUIIIOAIIO MO T O R In their first four tamos this season the University of Flor­ ida grid team recovered 12 of Its opponent* 17 fumblta. Pull-Stie Clrcutefnrl Proved bestin ov«r 100,000 Florida homci — models to aoJVe every problem-new towpeyment toms to fit tny budget —do n 't take chances with bold) and comfort —ace your Oil House Heating (Jcsicft now! under- Model 818 Output 11,509 IlfU ^ 88 Gallon Tank Tank HUnd (Concrete Block or Hleel) Tank Valve Svdlment Trap Copper Foel Lins Flue Piping Automatic Draft Ragalatev Complete Normal Imlaltetirni. “Imperial" »lyRn*i ftnUh. Kxetuaive CITY LEAGUE 7:80 P. M. Sanford Burling «?d.H w tlag VtMfeS 10B **-1*. �. i rH E WEATHER IT YOU DON'T H a n f o r d H fm iU fc rtcclte year ‘j.iJonl H inkl City Delivery, by 7.M p a . , pieste c&U YF.14.0H> CAB 1441 n o n , ic m p c r a t u r c i *n J Im » r a l h e i llits i llN it u o n amt lo o iK til; F r id a ) p artly iln iu l* »«’d « n rin rr. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME X L IV Planes Smath Reds’ Buildup Near Capita) 0 Established 19(18 SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY DEC. 18. 19.VJ Presidential Health Plan W ould Provide W a y To Pay Doctors Italian Sens Lash Split U. S. Ship As 37 Huddle On Stern •.y •r$ fg * E l --------- Commies Rlare Forth With Boasts They Will Seize Seoul By Christmas Time SEOUL te — Allied warplane* smashed a big Ked troop massing area near the North Korean capi­ tal of Pyongyang Thursday while • the Communliti boasted they would he In Seoul by Christmas. Allied planes In wave* rained high explosive* on the troop eon centratlon area, whleh sprawl* 20 mile* *nuth of Pyongyang. The Air Foree said more than 70 buildings were destroyed and 30 more were damaged. The Communist boant siboul cap­ turing Seoul came in loud »i>cnki*r broadcasts ulnng the front High flying fled planes also made a jhraro appearance over the front, ^showering leaflets anylng In effect "Yankee, go home." While Allied officer* considered the hruadratl* one more phu*e of the Ited*’ psychologies! warfare one officer snltl the new* had spread through iP'O'd "catts’ng unite a commotion" for a while No signs have Iteen reported that the Communist* wen* massing anywhere along (be front for an offensive toward Sen»l _ While fighter • bomber* worked over lied concentrations far behind the front. Sabre let* on screening patrol over northwest Korea shot down one MNI Jet and damaged another, the Air Force said. Tho downed MIO was bagged liv the hottest Sabre acc now ‘ operating In Korea LI James F Istw of Sausnllto. Calif., credited with his ninth MIC let, ssld It was the roughest dog­ fight he has had in two tours In Korea /) Ten Sabre* clashed with 22 MIG* high above the Sulho Iteser*. voir, ulmost directly above the Yalu lllver boundary of Manchuria The damaged MIO was credited to MaJ. Richard L. Aycrsmun of Sacramento. Calif., bringing hl» score to three MIfls destroyed and three damaged. Ground action wa* light. The Air Force reported Its fight­ er-bombers smashed a large Com­ munist troop concentration are* m abotu 20 miles below tho North Tender Crops In Slight Frost Is ISanford Area Are Again Predicted (Damaged By Cold For State Areas Anderson Reports In- Kver>>latles Sections A tv llanlcst Ilit Ilx creased Activity In I'Yrrzinff Weal I ic f S p ilt * O f W f a ll I l Hill alll.lt I \ h l l \M » ' i’ 4r |'l 1') 4111"4 Ilf ,’I|4 fill ' H o t III.I Mill tl •X* fro - ’ IA |M'Pp4 1 24till .11 • , A« 1 .. l II )i •I lb tit*Si Mint I m * it .M I tl • .1 1 1i lx 'l.)|4lt»k*» ,1 ' ' ' .o iil in to t O i *t I hi i «h •' ' l.x Ik ’ 1' ' 4 III . tl III* r I' I t . Is | SJ Ifr lit ikiiniiK ’’ >% <!»• •' •■ l ' * 1 .. 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Inn I’Hli't l k. *1 to iM th u iu u - a*"' h i- of ttitfhf u flu i »ii *1 f * it hu ’ll .li” *’ :ht fiost hi Hir i olih f lot -lum•min.* ilfxnnifff of Ihu tioithurn ih - tr o t m ilu 1 »• pit* tin x\ • f l.. t Is >1 J t ' i ' amt Uli'tim foi low I'romtil at t h« n iu rk it • .1 • •• •1 •t In. it ion- im ll u •■••tit* it ih - ln » • I • ||»l’ 91»••1 il * a 1ia . i .........1 out xxi ’ll Hittxi* ttu' it.o n.1*1 point h••t fniliiy A fni-il ••1 1 111 ill nllu't - im f 'on — tiff, w XXI'l •• pi •’»••• *,' 1 1 m «f . M| ForiM’ti^l for l iu l a x I*.m ix M IA M I F lu v A in.m who !•,' 1 \x«•* n il) (Ml a m XI'rt.*• ’ tl.ll t lo n lx amt xx.trmui I In* Minin' I ii ii i * I •••!•! \ a III. 1’' K n tiiru Is*in pi*i a 1111 1* mi t It m»k F is h Creek 20 m iles south of Mi Il’tM”) nf f 1 lilt - Ml»’1 V»’l • lull# \\ a rm o r K m l.ix im *•! No f r o -i .uni lor m ore Ilian 2H hour* dur pi I'rtfiltl'll •l.oik'i r S.iltit 11.1 x am ! N-nul.ix m orn Ins! some ol F lo rid a 's eoldesl t to- im:' Sun •• T im’*.! mx . III* •in! w eather wo* reported In "*n tl* f v.' r • I..I. k in«’i iilnff, a litliil 111 I III • Oil »TMp it.IM|,Ito IM fm 'lo rv" condition In V e le r.n i* tin* | ,’|lf I'BI'lll In,* l XIII II f X ,.f •• Itn -tali* \' -1*.•nf•‘oiii,i\ \i*»Mt1II pilot today l i t ’ •I11X , I. S|»eci ..( I'a ln i It. o h I',m ill 1 f lin t - Hint vuff« tlil'h F re d T y z z e r J r . released from ltax»* I m'»»ii p i «h*u *i suit M» \ ...... 44 I f III •• hospital only two week* .uf» 1 c |iiii list a «tronir«M iii'ii • 1 oil all U t il - U V l'ljl lloni-altl, MtOH WINDS AND WAVfflash the forward and item sections nf the U.S. I the storm forced Hit* •uxprnalnn of rescue effort* to taint the crew l.v Navy supply ship Orommei Krr/er. which *nnpr>c«t chains In a heavy |breeches buoy alter three h.ul been brought a*liore The .17 re...urn «lill storm off Leghorn, Italy, and bruke In two on an offstiure reef. Fury ot |on the stern section were reported uiuuj.ued ( luirrmiiionu! K . n t , .... Canal To Coast Early Settler Returns To Sanford Man Survives 28 Urged By Group After Absence Of Half A Centvry Hours In Cold Of Seeking Project Night In Bushes w Early Completion Is Urged At Meeting Staffed In Orlando A fte r 71 year* of w and.-ring,. Tltnm n- M. .lohnnson Im* re tu rn e d | in ttie scene* of hi* youth. .Artnul-j iv Thom as w as not horn in Sonlord, but his fath er w a.- in |l*e lluvnm i Ttioum* lu in -e lf ot down it., next ye ar n« n soldier and til*.-.I tin* co un try *n well t I n i he i> nmlned for tin- next ‘.'7 vein * I' N o. 8.1 Amoriuti'i! I’ ri'su I,rust'd Wire Clinffs T<> Manffroves h um ans Commission Comes l ’ p With Pro­ posal To Solve One Of Hottest Issues IU I I! \NK < \u i : y \ T S i l r n r r W r llr r \\ X .S IIIN C T O N ♦* I'rcM ilen t li m n . t i i ' a|H*ui.il III .ilth •ttminib* sion r , iin r np tmlax with a now p|M|td4;il hil «s«l\IIU, •»?))* llf in d | 1| l\ * tl* •!t•••*.! t * ♦))•*• ho\\ ;. ta tin- .h.i tm Ihi* til hilt I ............mi ni ainii i tlli'il for a In o.i»t pi o k i am ill h iliT iil ami ^tatr ••PtMiil to m .tkr xi’hm larx pri* pn> ••■ • it in am .Hu t phot v t.I.ihh* lo •o a ii tin »'o>t of iiis ili« ..I rein* for • . • t x ou.i liM ln a l am! tatu fuml- fnl.tlinff P i tullioti iliktl.srh .mint.ills would In* prov iiln l to pax all or part of ttir u i* foi tlioM* who ra n t affonl to pax thuir 'han* (H lii'i* wmiht pax tni'M tom pn'inpim> I hu plan «liffi*r« both from a sx* turn iiMviii'iM"*%full\ u - ih m im i I by I*ii*%n|«*nt ITurnai) amt a riv a l pro|»m*.i I of flu* Xtni’i lu.tn M ulti al \< sot latum . \M .\ l | hu pi u-lili'llt of the \M A im fiin li.itu lv ta h h n l our pha-u of ttit* »i*w\ plan i- " im n puUorv ItvilHh in « ittam u “ solHt* turn; tin* \ M \ It.i - ailw ax- foiifftit first boatload of Swede* brought was no* u n til Ili'Jil I Im t he r r iu i, , At AnffcIFishCreek here in lt»7l liv General Sanford. ed to thi* countl y to |U|1 hi* ,-hd I tu \ out nip*-io n -,iiit (N'opli* On KeysNearMiami C. C>. Jidmnson worked foi the d ir n in «-lu u d . T h e y now liotihl t»»* :»!•!•• to 1 htmki' thm r oxxu (irneral at t'psuhi for five years in llrlnndo, Taiopn and Minim «h" tor situl tin* tlm lo i shm itil \xork A resolution urging early rtins* and then went into l,u*lm**s (or Mr .lohnnson went buck to I ' m1 without t;ox rt nniunt in lu r frm uM ' [.let ion of the St. Jnhns-llt.Han himself, lie wit* n sawmill npctu h i I'.il7 and mil* i,■turned to FI pIC t .it t ilt a -i- wouht !••• plat's'll on or R iv e r C a n a l w a* jm sse il yesterday tor ................ ................ and rnpnu.'d in nil kind* of •la last fail when he decided !•> o ii/n iK K it iiip - of ilo iititH to oroat the in ro tln c o f the F lo rid a re - j wmolwoVk A lse it T h7 k " | moved take up residence near the f li- i x iih- « o in p lft r im tln .il •.o n ill i ,I hm ' giun of the National Rivers and A m erican lioincsite of hi* f n t lo , •o n mm tton with m rilis ’ail n 'lilo rx Harbor* Congress In Orlando, For-1to Orlando and made fr>-<|Ucot lie is now liv 'iig w ith Ids w ife at .iim I h m p tta l' ie*t Hreckrnrldgr, xccrctniy of the nip* hv oxcart throughout Central th eir lion............ Sm ith C a m e l»u tin* I’o n i h i p - ton pro|Hi-«a(l that Florida to vauou* sawmills. canal committee. *nhl today. A venue. F e d e ra l S o c ia l S r c u n l i funds lo r It wa* while on one of the*,*1 Mr. .lohnnson said that A * . I I urposr of Ihs canul would be i ltd Age and S u rv iv o r* ' In su ra n c e lor navigation anti flood control, trips, accompnnlcd by hi* wife. l.o n d .p iist is the o n ly one o f It,. 1 1 1,AS! i lie Used to pav for p rep ay I'l'.’lttXIIIHI' lll-l;t ||i I’ I ’ M IM |.,lk t’ according to the resolution, which that Thomas happened to lie Imrii e a rlv residents he r«m ernl>e.s w ith a lia d ly burned li.im l, *or f lin t * him ! vi'iti'lutil**' » ' S*f *t t till I iltl'l'l htllil'P XXI'll* III I ’I ’«'ll III* i ll' ll meut m e d ic a l plan s lo r those re included provisions for lockn and In Mull land. Though hl» father whom he tin* seen since he l.a» vi ' ,'d a ntgtd of J 5 HI degree eolil r e iv in g S o c ia l S ecu rity benefit*, ri p o ilt i! -Mini' tl.itn .i. i- i .* « .1 !»!»;• bridges, h« stated. buck, m touil vie he re* reeled to ht* undershorts . en noca, le il o ff il an 1ll*t 1-« 'tr*l’l"'d , '! 1 Mi tno , lived in Orlando, Thomx* had l»een without reg a rd to th e ir own a b ility h i H \V . H Itu p n, ,. h» Id •.? 1Hip* « '•1, ••-I'itrulu .mil tnillH ln-' UH inen nf hifather'* n»lt/hl..,r The !W year nil! Navy veteran , V l. 1 . . ' , e-earole ami Mr. Brecktnrhlge, Tom Lemon, ...... , ________ _____ _________ of mum n or ni inuti 1 * neiirhmir* , , #«ll- r,i m iv tint r lorhlii r.\pe» 1nifi1i.1l Maiinn. many friend* and relatives in San |*ii Itnl Ut il f i n - ( itnl uni to thpay City Manager, and Henry Slum- ford and spent considerabletime, that u s some three m illio n person* «••!•mi a -f r i|t nf Intiil ilri'a d v re c e iv in '! " A S ! c tn -ik s an »on, Chamber of Commerce di­ here during ht* youth. from ntili* I m ,i m ill’ x\ nl* rector, represented the C of C . „ . . to in a tic a ll) would l.e lirm igtd un Later hi* father moved to Ar- tL^,<,ln,, at period, he asi.t. ............ed the tract h e ir attention F ln a lly the • ' " “ ^ ........ (.•-i .- is.I s. iii tr. .... ( ....a t lo in smith lU, r yesterday at th* meeting. |ir ,u r u„, vvllb.mt any fur cadis when- Tlminns liernme a ( .* ,olu ^truoml (lio lilt litki* it» ltl j t.lin (r i i m y 0n of t lii'ir t>xxn M ilGeorge Gibbs, Jacksonville ship­ printers devil on the Arcadia Aru 'uu i. !i.„ s'slomU the ll.nssn. Z it S d r ^ he pre.um.bty had , « 'h*'A J‘ ,1 A’ :‘"V * ‘ 'VM -h* H -.^ r Ittoit nf t IhorV xximM .•jCt'lve |»rcbuilder ami official af th* Con­ do an y more dainne* ih.m lot- nl I .... , . \\ • II co iitiinn I,, li.ii *.-vt i,.o ile r ju iiil in r t lB 'il 4'nrt* front fn ili'ra l luiia, l.l'd b s .-g s , u H ergstrom a, gowned gress, presented Its} renal pro­ cad tin, one o ' SV- f'.rt weakly ' Tvner lost hi. bohitlce nnd fell | I*"'" d".e h. *tni. I. **i '"i" mwvBpinuni hi shut pap of llir le v e l a id e - ho rn this s t r ip " lie 11nit!*- itt ! tit'X rt'iii’li B*) four wings showered explosives on posal to th* meeting yesterday. iilatu. At Iht* Ilmf of th« sSpanUh- I'esraona, H erm an s,.n*, Anderson*, from the tugboat Ltigan hImvI II 'hat waimei u .a lloi will d.-.l,.*. s .ii.l " W e ’ll l.e stnntnn.. rig id i i \ S I f 4int!x an* m lli'c lm t frt»m a I In d g t riK , U artelsu ns, Isg re u s, a m Tuesday between Cape Flori the , xa.'t extent •■( duiouee Included In the resolution was the Reds, destroying more than 70 toil at a t .-d n i.-il ra le I i ,i x i **11 la x on 4-in |»l4»x 4«r « .tint f i l l provision for completion of the American xvnr. Thomad father lls lin a , llu n e s , M an g n o .o n s, R in g s, ila and Cotter Hank lie was res lempeiulor. > lost meM leu.di along building* and damaging SO. xvent to Cuba where he irm the Soeei s.iul il was in i|.o ssd ile to •C MMllmiinl On I*am* s lx ) E rirk a n n s , N o rd stro o is, H trn Low. who has bagged three MIG* IJOH.OOOJtOO Central and South late yesterday l.y t'.ip, » h.w „f T.' d .e .e ,-....... . •>••>r m ake all .o v o ia l, e lllli. ile ot , i . ,|. contract for huilttinir the army etrom *. SwenaolM. N e ls o n ,, nig- Jciic.i j " ; ' l.,aVld' k n o w ' l l a l . . . n r . l h i- *........ndtng. t . . l . n i , I l .........I, since returning from the U S, Florida flood control program. d a llia g e at tills lim e The resolution called for early quarter* at Camp Ctilumhin near low., Moyas and Evan. ; flsbmg *e»sel '■"> l» . .................. . ..... praised the living ability of the W a I t . l . i. li,lo is .a,met. , , | ,,|o completion of the Central-South pilot whose MIO he shot down "lleciniM* ol tile cold wenthei VV> l*t.l, fium .. Finnk Mm . Ii i*t el Itie I ■ .lei ,.l SI . 1, |i,,.I "We went through everything in Florida project "In the interest of I ti...I plenty of elotlies on when I •It.l. .1 llnil . I..I. iii lii •• ■ •»*.t»..t -.h.i the book and that ollot reallv knew flood control and water conserva­ fell off the lio.it. ' Tvzzer said ............ . t.... I. . Its .... ....... " " " " " fr|H i| f * 11 Min 1Mi I t ill.mi lOXt'l -in Ills stuff,” he said. “ It wax the tion In order that the program "Tliankx to my training as a setinu it . . *, , ),ii „( < ir#||^ may keep ahead of private devel­ roughest fight I ev#r had " Ited I'ross life saver I was aide "The cold went he, tm-n'l ) ,r* IKMI llltlvi,.»fl,tl •' tm .lt* I m XI' p Low said he raked the MIO with opment* in the project area." In |m-.I off my shis’ s, two pairs ih,. , >i ,.( iti■■ er.ip- I,.,, n. . li, l i I »1 * t ill’ll' AA.1 Milt Is ll.ltt as it Mr. Lemon said today that men four machine-gun hursts, snd it of sin ks, two pairs of palils. ,i.i Iim ttinn to .. i •li.-.n t,i>, t , to Itf I I In* t X t'iu l.iitr xxsi- titl it irtli'-t V , to e tfo l A ill. I I" -I'l" * '» started to hunt. It crashed before with official capacities whom he sweater and laeket " *I*-.” Mi M..|s, |t .m.| \|.. i ,,f it,, .„ i,.,| ( ,..|.i,'s I .’no. 1 ‘lm in lie *.Mll I*1*4', 111 ■ i lil«ii •• \ 4*t •Ifttllf contacted were of the opinion the the Red pilot could hall out. t 'apt George Huron skloper »f n tiU s iili.-inlv l.<. n (... i .., ‘ ” I " ,,','1 TANGIER, .Morocco '.ft -An Inter- eaplain of the pirate vessel, thit„ f i ..,,.ni, i ,. ot, > 1 ">• ... ’ he 114* i'*MA4 |l 11•4‘ I 4' S«M||s* ........ t i t ’ll On the around, the most pro­ r*n.*.i.*. hnpurtunt national procession of unshaven <10 ton Ksmr, came to testify (rum Hie tiigl.oal didn't lint Ire Dial In* an.I wrie *i, . ,1 (>»n, iln- i ,,. i II,. A .. It. . 1..I. is t l.,., I'b .is t m a * nounced lull In month* «etHed‘over and that jmsslhlv action could tm t)l„ ch , kj|,,M,r, „ n(, h#n, , , m m m * oolv crew mail liad disappeared m m , i n . , „n'i |,„,k \,i\ i.,.| a Tanglr Jail, where he i* await ' , *" " *"* 11*lttt - mi i ..m l Him It m| tin* i l i **i g .(. w .-.e ............. •' ' ' '" V a l «crthe frozen 155 mile battle line. The hastened through cooperative ef- bitten kj..rn adventurers Ihr.inued an until half an hour later I ai.mnd hen < | . ................... . Ilf Mill It | l»l * * adventurer* thronged an Ing trial ■1 ' before an international xx.i - im m m i I hv an .it t tiinitl.i vm.is ,,f . lie lom,-i s'I.i.i..l.*-r. inerrury was 10 degrees above fort. Tvzzer watched the tog tin’ ll tl ! was preMv well xllle.l ..f( American consular court today to for eomplieity in th.- piracy moved l i i ’ti nf itn lt it •* iltnl in tin* i ’i i I i I M .s I I I . . "Id Rim.' la v .e e cx e zero. "Feople attending this meeting continue the recital of a strange eotirt mil nt sight then shed Ids s„|,., M , | Far E»*t Air Force* said in B29 got a better appreciation of the tale of modern piracy on the high In matter of (act lone*, with in m- ilotblt.g and swam ............ . beo J„|„, S,di|t.i.d. r. |...r(. .1 .Ion • t .. |l»'l iihI AXtill it f *11fit l.t'l I tun '• i.ltv ..., ..'.Ill V W.1- CIV* I. .1 lo* eaxional sardnnir smile, lie told list* t h .. S||U. II-' "v P resident |t « s iM is a . n s s i« i I■on Superforts blasted a n officers miles to the ini.ngri.ve swamp All ,,.|| lllm •ess. thi* »tory: wt•loin ••»» B' h iilf nf |( 4*|Mirl in t lir.it i’il ttu* la m e r li.euula training headquarters last nt»ht at mi:lit 1 1 ittif hr liiirit il Im fan* *9 % t 9 imi mr«| Forrest and Paley chartered the This time, however, machine il \\e * l l '••list rt'iiin ih i • lo . .» - i I iii i i .K •!•••* I i"t Yongsan In extreme Northwest the mangrove root*u ito ward off , Ea»l»t.le fmm... I I I •ii/ ' i -»•»•• rc| !.aai |p-i lei i .l a n>Smite her accountant gun* were the weupons instead ef F.*nte .from ...... o . - i .owner, i»o ,-i. h i , ' " i. iiu iii „ ..........., n .,,1 , ...................................................................... , . i . i i ' il.itit.iffi' M a . i i a g . ' vv,, i c iH i i oit. .f.iil ,. xxii-s ic lit)* I il*fill * I 'III I *t 141.4 . v Korea with "good strike*." cutlasses. A m e r i c a n cigarettes line Wright, for M.ono oor.H.rt.'dlv ’ Knowles win. has fished the f‘" hi- a,.., h...l .i>,. f.o. | . , r , in the I'lnnl < "v Mi • H n iiu ’i I till* . xx hu hilt) were the booty, not gold from Hie for a salvage Job off Malta For i, u a * s eade.l for l"1 ............. . ...... "f a,. , and .............. north of Ft ••Iv«’*| flu iim'iiU t ' *• .liiyi’*) Spanish Main rest brought along hts ...v., crew I ,. .,. ' ’ , Tvz/Vr waving """ 1"* .... . ......... I'M*........ " . . . ....ort.-d liai.l lot I , . thi ♦ \» • • . * x !»• 1 . xxatdi’il •IM It* About 80 member* of the I’ resTwo American* living In Mornc- In help Kngelsn.an After thev w. atli.-r d.,!,’ I li.n m .to- . al.l.ng. vlth.m I. .tried frost ...v .--.-.I AVIt II lt li,i| | c M * • I •I* l ilF B I 'lillx f hyterlan Men's Club and their co, Elliott Burt Forrest of New sailed, the new crew produced T v,,rc estimated he reached the '* V1*............- s-.v mo l. .. .....I., ,s |,r soutli as the log - ••• I .iff* S m i • N xx rail«*r• yvives enjoyed a dinner on Tuesday York City's Ilroru. and Sidney three or four mnrhlneg.ins and swarnpv. mnn.’ r.ive stmliled 1 . ... , . " ...'.i v .- ■. table areas of the F v c t , $fs , I , rt t • l . »• ‘ vt.i.l.leil shore *h..re night at 7:00 o'clock In the re Paley, 32, of Jersey City, a Tangier »ome pistol* i ?I. m | i ' s t in . in iirtiinff. iid ii«axv r r n |i ,, ||,, j' | jm . . lit atiMlH. He w aved v a in ly at ........ 1 ........................................... ... Im. Ml litli. A single truck from th* Ran- creation room of the church. Tho nylon manufacturer, are alleged to iHHlt XX itfif | It || At* |l|i’ s ,.|,| il.ifit .ii’i' xx.i i'\|M ’i’li'il Forrest ordered the K-nte In .'•bout I |> III H | i \ , i t t<> mult iif ihx' I' i ford l ias Department answered dinner was prepared for the "la- have played key roles m the hi •hadow the Fomhtnatie Al I a in p a w in g In ial* and Ihe h c R ri.p le r a i 'i .II . I , 1.,.o'. ,|„ i,i,„ 111’IIJ4|’ < I •Inti * ih fik II h t i * xx .t' .mv in xx He w a.led through knee deep ' llIX l •4 mm m«I > I m|* !•». i . IHIIOIIHu rail earlv thi* afternoon on a il.m i iff)* ’ i ” hi»Hiui -.it il I ••)**••• light' event under the direc­ Jacking of lloo.ooo worth of smoke* on Oct. 4 the E»me rammed the mod l.'w ir_d. Angel F...is h Creek I...",' Ill ..I I ' l It! c V iM t i hiuiihx'r ...| tl fra** fire in an area hounded by tion of Harris Fold* and hi* com- from the 300-ton Dutch motnnhlp 1!" rK,’ r. ?h,»' , A fio llic r t t t ' l ’ t’l* fm iiH ’f «’ x i t • )| ’ a l i i ’.iilv hud lit’i ’it lu irtl Inf ,hr w l.lch divide* K e y l.a rg it. hut in. . . ...I'...st>' bn -1 I a ll li.n * Twentv-secnnd and Twenty-fourth | M I”4 t4 t‘f| a « M 9 III' r * > 1 1 1 | M ln | fl| e ll | l| f| | | l| | ( ( o iilliiu i’d On I'tiitr ^ 1 % > i. Comblnstlc on Oct, 4 ''••IT'1 nlr af.'[' al1 1"1rr''\*' t r m .lln u r d Iln I'age S is ) •i . <i-I no-.nli. I top d . i v lot at of Stre.-t* and Maple and French XX1)4*1) III* fcitiil, " \« |im !| \ . III,. , M|,| An Interesting program wa* ar< Testimony Is being heard hy (’onw*l|> ,.np <m lh>' hrulgc "tl i . 111u l. . Mu p .I'-o .Icn cy of Avenue* .and later wa* jolijed at ranged for the evening by Dr. sular Judge Milton J. Helmlck and The nnm hod mask* Ilk.- the Kit wenth.'i in.* ...... .1 i'o,,,i ii,.I,,, f.„• | \ t , ' \ i . | t v A d d s U n i t i e s lt.it S ic . i.p . ' III" fan n e r* . I V I . '. v .....I .a M .i , , . , 11’ 1 1 U l 1 -’ / » 4 I I I rt 1 1 ( 1 1 1 1 1 !* th* scene hv a second truck whan, John W. Wilson who Introduced K. two civilian assessors In nn impro­ Klitx Klan and carrlp.l machine•I Ins mi l l . tl.nl ( i.n i. now on n rroun of boy* erroneously re­ B. Hall, director of the Adult vised courtroom—the small dining gun*." • b elt.'r w ill, a l.l.I ,- n il.| w ra th I City To Bank Group l.v". v i . i .- i . i t » - i >•' u n til The attack occurred 10 miles off ported that a hnu«n In the area Training Center of the Flurlda room of the American con»ul*tc (('....tinned tin six . ili, fn it .,f it..- v at w ill *>'l .. the east roast of Spain The pirate* wa* afire. Fire Chief Mark Cleve­ Council for tho lllin.l located in here. 1 fll AA 11 1 Ml ||." .1 o.lg* S I. n •l.o ... ra id . I I V m1*i T l II Al and A MtiM|t4’4 1 iu !i»i' iilh'ffftl in u ith r land *aht. The hlate. caused no Daytona Beach. Mr. Hall talked un Paley la charged with aiding In -ailed both -hip- to Corsica 2.700 1 hi>• i 1 i:i ....II.. rt •II XU-t e .ll.lv l.y 1,’ 1 tl I I .in* •’»•X t« , damage to property, he reported. the actlvltiee of tho institution and drawing up the plans for tho attack unloaded the cigarette* of ,Alfred K llin .n , 71 v«*nr old lIoKpital Affairs Are 1 . I I I I’f • 1nim n i 'tilt.Ill'. i it .lie S a lv u i I.'. I 'll \h N u ll . raves---then sailed heymtd l.iml and M ii.k lit.il. N e g ..., .- t>. inn sm .v l.l He stated that house fire* have th* work being done far tho blind Discussed By Group i.ril on th* Comblnatie s;.d of aiding released the Comhlnatle Oct 15 II M. N n il x , At. 11.1••*•III t lull \ I |MX i.el'l< . Ilk* n i e, est.l been light hut that local residents people. l.v th» ('... u .lv S h e r if f * o ffic e .! and abetting In the piracy He is *11X Ill's I" "■ •It* I’ll* t.|, |.i •| l l ii ’ . , .i.l 1 ’ X ..r ,*idle,'The Comhlnatle'* Dutch raptiin, should take precaution not to An outstanding feature nf the i'll a|i. ( T .iiiim u l. charged with participating In Johannes Van Delft, 50. testified he S h e riff I'. A . M em di*elo«ei| to<K i n 1 - t m il' • im Im Iln lim p in f. i F u rth e r i II»(-iio , i i . ii v» uh l.eld I i . hI . . . -ii. overheat stoves and to check heat­ program was Alhort Aesenjo, an not day. the actual attack. m •• fin Al. II m’I ii in*, 1 .’Mi|lllll I 'l l «te. 1. k 1I'f’ill ted. wa* handcuffed and held in Ihe ntgl.t o f ili.- miin.M .r in vvhi.'h th* in 11..* If.' -iilit .. p a ir of lit.H»ly trouser* ing equipment. accomplished blind pianist who Testimony yesterday named For­ l.lacked nut hold of hi* ship Ihe I It •i t liid i’T , .liidffi' S li'ii* !i" in JiMMniltiiTil that Snt.fi.rd w ere found In i. shack nt M n rkh i.m problem of n (Nuu.ty l . i . w 11«| w ill l\ i *.n it .i.' playad a number of excellant se­ rest. a nightclub operator and clg entire 12 days. •m i tin* im xI txxn tin •ttriff iluti'*i next to the one in w hich the vie- he l.nndle.l at i. m eeting of tin- I'ontn ’ o iu li.. /.-p l.w H ill* , F .ik c lection*. Mr. Assenlo is a former arette trader, as the leader of the ln i|i|ii’lt tu fu ll nil >i«)th ChrittrilttN Art.. I i.m l M1. 11... r •j The prosecution claim* i'aloy HON UR FOR MeCRORY organist for ,th* Mutual Broad­ attack. Ht la a fugitive, last re­ wa* waiting in Mar*il'e for (hr tin . o f the alleged s la v in g was pew lv aop.dnted h o s p ila l tl'UHlee ilu y , »!»*• .I i i \v <*v » \|. Nl'ltx’ ! m'4'4MIM'S fit 4’Ml’li'lll 4’f nn.I Ni'vx Nun) FMPLOYRK'' casting System In New York City, ported in Corsiea, and no formal outcome of the affair. He say* hu found M om lny F u rth e r ln ve*tlga Td .ay.K . T u c k e r, c h u lim i.n . ra id i, 1 • lunik II |t \fiu»*l it ml I'fi'il xx ill tint n i’ i'l utfni'i u n til L in H. All regular employees of Me a position he rellnaulshrd to attend lio n revealed that the autpcct had T K T n’k i ' i , I'ln iii m :iti of thu Crorv'e B * 10 Btore will receive the University of Florida where he charges have been lodged against w** husv turning nut nvl.n stock­ nro ru red a new p a ir o f trouser* All the member* of tl,.. I,on. ,| I W ill IIII4. Illlt |l 4»f IlilllM - I ’llV X'l l ings and panties in hi* Tangier fro ... a store. n Christmas bonus, it was an obtained a Doctor’s Degree In him. were piesent at the three li.... •».H||| •'), Itfll l(«al»l*| « \ \ W illtllff nxxiitil t Ian, in if )*•«• i ••f•••i lx*,| that u , , , , Edward J, Engelsman, Dutch factory. H»'|iarnt»' 4*i’i i i i i i i t l i 'i * In i t'lniMf»iiiff !lll»|t, I 1144l| 4”4 f ’ll y , l‘|| rtIII, I nnunced yesterdav by F. W. Haul, Psychology. He is now devoting his _______ No d e fin ite date ha* been *.•» """•*•»«• w h irl, wa* held at M. X’ Mi’ tff m an In T in - 4»fflri'in , tiiffct ln>r xx MIt (I h ' m * tin* iM ifutiiinliiiff president of MeCrory Stores. Th* time to tna training center In Day­ 1* -• • • . . . lo c k e r * o ffic e in the F lo . i'll. extra compensation li computed tona Beach and the work for tho Tom Lemon Point* To .State Rank. The group prol.al'ly I m’I'MMII’ 411«•'«' 14••»4• N Itnv • III 1**11 S i'lllllin U ’ T n tlllfv htnl hi’i’fl ii'li’i ti’i! mnl w niih! in i’x’t fiHtuy tu iiiu k r a according to yean of service and blind. soli! today. A coroner'* Jury will hold weekly niccllng* in lie nttil John i* t'n fro lls im ih 41r K ia ih i'liin n . Better Iaooking City oner Is distributed daring the Christhas Iteen sworn in for the in.iueet. coining acnuninte.l with varh.ii* i ivtni4’4‘; (J4ir*|f*u C Iln ii' Iln iiii'H Making up the dinner menu was Tit** i ••11 •«t n il.li111» vnittiff inuti w ill mas season, in accordance with a baked nnm, scalloped potatoes, •*if v ; >4*i*l I’ M’il II. M r N n lly , M nl Member* of the Jury are T. X'. phases of their dutiea, i *•*••ix »• tin' .lax i i i ' lIW U lil a lo iljr The Nativity Seen* whleh Jia» practice of manv yean standing. string baans^ pineapple salad, cako “ The City took* better now than Brown, Frank A. Tnkuch, A. L. Dlsriinsion also was h. Id of pro. G,*) i v M, N .ilt y n iil I i U limits ifn ni|» xxllli flu* u**x•nttnrnt iixvant l>een Disced In the hendshell will It has for many, many month*," t’ -rl""*.. Ilert’ v Richter. AV. K. "''hire to hnslen the ino.Voif l.e The bonus will be distributed to­ m nl In* wonhl taki* piiiM, n-itm ul ' nl (In* .I n ii la iiii* 'lin ff. l>* officially llxhted for tha first Tom Lemon, City Manager, stated Klrchhoff nn.l Dr (!. AV. Baker. night at the annual Christmas tews, n (he I'.iard and the tn.st.'c* A brief buslaess session followed time tonight, Mrs. Elvira Garner, In vli'xx «if Iln* fart that nnly dinner narty to bo hsld at th* til* The »hcrifz'* office hn« custody of the Fish Estate. Other nrtivilv niH'c. Thi* hunk whm fiiiitiilcil in today, pointing nut the improve­ ona of tha Instigators for securing ment In anpearance Ii the result of of an axe which I* liellrvr.l to have of the meeting dealt with reapop IIH I Th«' Inti* I.ImI)* \V. Smith, u txxn nf tin* thri'i* iinmty high Yacht Club. tha scens, stated this morning. a sucrraaful clean-up program l.y been th» weapon used In the al­ sihilltlea of the hospital truatee* l*«»lk ('minty ini’inlatr of thu Kh*rl- "■•hoot* pinlirlp.it.'.I in the Jayree Rhe declared the lighting wa* relative to the hospital hand.* up- ilit IlntiHi', xviir nctlvi* in fhi* liunk "AA'I.y I like Democracy" essay leged killing. ^ •SttSg l ............................. the City. contest. Hill Hutchison, chairman tested last night and had proved fur innny yrarn s naady family in Sanford. of the Ameriranisti. committee, an­ He said the community will look satisfactory. no.meed tl.nl the winner* from the Douglas Wcili, Ih* artist of At­ “ •ven hettrr when we get our new Odd F4»11owh Flan two schools would receive nwards lanta who designed th* Nativity equipment." The City ha* ordered Fntr) llhink C h riH tm n H Party instead of Just one winnet at was Scana, will ha '.n Ranford this af­ planned. ternoon and tonight, she asld, and a considerable, amount of new ve­ Jayree Outd.M.r llnine ChrlstniH* l.iul.lina C'nnle*l The wit::u>>* nf till* contest will will be able to view hi* handi­ hicle* for replacement of outmoded T'vn ran* of food will Im the Il’MMInNnA ,’ n 4||«I admission tomorrow night at A nut of St will partlelnste in work. Tha placing of th* scene in and defective rolling stork. IM Isaford Theatre Guild's nUv. the bandana!! Is th* culmination "Wa would Ilka to thank all the H'00 o'clock to (he Christmas Name Movie Time Table "TXte Night of January Idth," to­ of tha Idas conceived bv Mrs. Gar­ people," he said, "for their fine nartv of Ranford I/odir* No. 27, morrow-Bight gt 1:15 o’clock st ner and Mias Martha Fog to fur­ exoneration In getting the Job I.O.O.F.. Ralph T. Hpotts, scoreItlTZ the County Court Houae. ther th* religious slda of tha Hon*. t**-". announced today. "Carihtwan" Aitdrc**' .. ........ •• "It will be our goal to get aTH* olav, which la being itsw d Christmas season. The col|.wtlon of food will l.e Itl5 - .'1:111 - B'27 - 7:27 • 0:31 aggfti bv popular rcouest follow* Tho response to their Idea by round mor* and maintain n good sent in the nhl eg* home of the MOVIKLANI) \nm two showing* loot wsak, It tha pubH* malted In the ample clean•up schedule.” M a t e r I als » O.O.F. at Gainesville, except for .................. "Ited Mountain" Mall enlry blank In Junior Chamber uf Commerce, undar thu diruatlon at Mrs. Mar- contributions received during the whleh hays been removed In Ira three baskets which wjll Im mado Show opens H:3l), feature 7t0t caret Duaa. The production month*,' and mod* proving tha City's appearance In- up for a noedy family of Hanford. lnterm'..si»n Ht'Jd. last fcatur* I'oal Office Box 330, Ranford. commissioning of Mr.' elude trees, trash, garbage and The party will be open to the 0:08 Gw setting. Jaavea. .......... public. Jaycous Present (lifts To Workers At Meeting 'Today Piracy Upon High Seas In Quest Of Cigarettes Is Revealed At Hearing Presbyterian Men's Club Holds Meeting 1 *"7' Grass Fire Put Out By Fire Department SuHpci't In zMluffi’d Murder Being Sought Nativity Scene Will Be Lighted Tonight SHOPPIIM DAYS LIPT Theatre Guild will Present Play Tonlte ...... 7 f PV ng»»g4Yn U H I I MX4»m 1 W W W B I * 0 ! � 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, 1952 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, December 17, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 17, 1952. 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>, December 17, 1952; <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